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Police Court Record.
q pRINkwATtE, il nGE.

NuN. 10.
Sylvanus Higgins Willard G.. lii-.in,.
THIS wa- an action OF ire>pa>> for cutting
down the Plaintiffs gate. The parties ike
lu Eden. The Den. admitted cutting duWI
the gate but claimed that it was across a
town road. aud hence an abs'e2ble nui-
sance. The record OF the LAYING out the
al was put in evidence. and the Plaintiff
claimed that the record only proved pri-
kate way. and that having maintained hi,
gate or bars for more than - ears. lac now
had a preScriptiye right 10 DO 50. The
Den denied that PHI. had maintained gate
or bars 50 long. even II il was private
way. The Judge thought thar the record
showed . private way only. and that Plain
iii had proved his prescription aud hence
awarded judgment Tor PIN. Tor The value of
the gate. The Deit. appealed.
Hale & Emery Tor Pin. wiswell for Def.
Monroe Young V. Benjamin +. kelliher.
Forcible Entry aud Detsiner 70 remove
Def. for uon-payneut oil rent. from build
tug occupied hs him a Bakery on " alter
street IN Ellsworth. In defence il was al
legged that Plaintiff had previous 10 rent
dav moved a store on part of the Bakery
Lot. close TO the Bakery building. aud thus
evicted the tenant from part OF the le4srI
PREMISES. The PIT. coniended thai the
lease which was. 81 ''fhe building occu-
pied a Bakery and dwelling house on'y
leased the building, and The land ii stood
on, and did not cover the land, on which
be had placed the store, hence there vas
no legal eyictions such a. would excuse
tenant from paying rent Pih. further
claimed that tenant consented 10 the occq-
patton OF the land by the store. which ten
ant denied. The Judge was of the opinion
that the lease covered the strip now occu-
pied BY the store. and that tenant did not
consent hence that there was an eviction
that would entitle tenant 10 hold the prem
ises without paying rent - long a.
the eviction continued. Judgment tor
Defendant.
Hale 4 Emery for ff. Dniton for Den.
Ann Buckley Herrick Mekensie. These
narties live IN Ellsworth. and the action
was 70 recover for tive weeks board OF
Deff-s wife at 81 90 per week, amounting
10 sI0Oo. Def. declared that hi wlie
boarded with Plff only four weeks Al s 80
per week, aud also declared that lie had
paid %. 90 In full. The Judge agreed with
the Def so far a. the four weeks and slou
Der week. but no farther. hence he award
ed Judgment tor PHI. for the $500.
Rnrnham Hale Emery
for Plff for Deit.
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From Boston.


BosToN, Dec. l..
A reception was given Stanley. the dis
eoverer of Livingston. this evening. by
Curtis Field of the Commercial Bulletin. M
his residence, No. 26 Mt. Vernon ST. The
affair was quite Informal but very pleas.
ant. Among the guests present were
many OF the principal newspaper editors
and proprietors Gov. Washburne. MaVor
CASTOR, NJ. z. Wilder, Rev. +. f. Hale
Collector Russell. members of the CITY
Government aud many distinguished eiti-
gems. also several ladies.
In the Massachusetts house of Represeu-
tstives TO day Mr. Lincoln of Boston from
the committee on federal relation, reported
in new draft the resolves relating to SEN
stor Summers proposition. a. follows:
Resolved by the Senate aud House of
Representatives in general court assem-
bled, that whereas bill has been intro
duced into the Senate of the United States
by Senator from Massachusetts provid-
ing THAT the names Of battles with fellow
citizens, shall not be continued in the
Army Register or placed in rvgi,nemtal col
ors of the United States and whereas. the
passage of such bill would be an in,nlt
Ia tee Loyal Soldiery of the nation and de-
preciaIe their grand achievements IN the
late rebellion, therefore.
Resolved. that such legislation meets the
unqualified condemnation of the people of
this commonwealth.
Resolved. that the Governor be request
ed TO forward to our senators ard Repre-
sentatives in Congress copies of these
resolutions.
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MARINE LIST.
fil-n~.tF-

bt-E>.NE--
80 uri o1iba. $ oo.. fom ,alai, FIR
Ntw lorA. went ASHORE .; Morgan. Ea
SURF. pu Tu"~f = ia iu;h int ill u and .o.t
archloli & and W. to~ci - Patton. BAY ay
fA' s.eita taS Round Tor. on WelA ,Iay
Iisni.
trig ia Hor-c. MacoEihcr wss = ia
-at NJ from pic,uu for t-a>tport. wher. She
rut ia 81 3 harbor on The "a She Nprrieu ~
neHtE weather. Il (, throw o. rbsard some.
q IA = e. 90 q wa, lc sin bld
hr Telegraph II BucA-pori. - + 4ii.rsun
ilirl sailed io,n Bangor y % -. &iih y cargo
ui -olsto. and deck .a If -hinge- for b. =
lau. struck on Du 4 lirN i.tis.- dur uc liz.
II >ts IL o Thursday night. lie and ,-.l.-
>lzed Ih4 ptaiu snd ci- took 10 al =
g'LE and aitcT much suffering were >curd
I, IA heir ptrilpu- stuati II by i fishing s,hr
on rridas NOR liz. The United slate, reve-
nue. = imer while cruising 10 he westw ard
r. in with the wreck. n al d il of the ,s -,c
ami 10 we'd Z into Herring Gut, on tne If r.
noon 4 the sIme q v
>eh JuiiA Ann of Bangor. sailed from Boston
for Bangor on the 81 II November in ballast
and il j. supposed that in one Of the heavy
storms wh.ch prevailed Within a few dsy. .f.r
her departure IRON Bu-ton. she must have
foundef.d csrrying down ail on board. Can't
Reed ii lmpdeH cblnnsn lcd the vessel and
hal with him two >cAnIrn " BIO shipped Ia Boz
tou- names unknown. Capt Reed was about
u years u age and ieAVes a wife and one rh iid. .
On the ni-ht OF The ll,h in>i the sch >4rlh
blEh- 'slt " me OF ON NalFf1 III %
iasj. Wa run inIo and sunk of Nonh-gun H.
aaI by schooner Mary -. from Nova Scotia
bound west. NJ D cargo vl grind>tone>. The
crew 81 tie : srAh Buch were D ought % Ihi>
port Yesterday 10y tne Mvry : which put Ia
here 20 repsis sHgh' damage. The sarah BhcA
NJ owned nne-Aall ~ tae captain aud one
hall boy ILL., brother.
EsT4ut >hIrp,hurg. 81 stockton, Nc. Capt.
Rogers, from Gunl-lYlI Tor Boston, j. reported
hF cibr a tuiai loss IN the NOTth sea. trew
saved. Her cargo " rs consigned 10 Robert T..
>torer Go. I'e >h4rysbur. WA. 80 "a vc>-
~el % Ctj tons gl>'cr, buiit al stockton. No..
IA loo4. ana was owned Ly y q HichtOrn and
o3LrTs.
~ Midnight. from Bangor. which arrived
~ Portland lew dsA- since. ran into >rh
Thames oh Squirrel Island. Tine Thames W.,
cat o The waters edge. The Inainbootn Aid
mNn>@ii .ariel away and other damage done.
Asa >Liiit d deck lOai. ami put INTO tni- port
f.. repairs. he Midnight lost ti-Urc head,
81 water. AMI bot. The main and Il, iuS jilboom
tie damage c.3Iucd IN tIe Thames l. 500.
LI~- on : BUCRsPoRT VESSEL. = Boston.
De. l5-The -ch u v hRney, from F,rnandi-
( a.. reports on he 18Th int , OF Cape Ann. III
/ {. nilc distant, saw schooner d.>masted anI
/ suandu.ed. Supposed her 10 De- tue Clara Nor
I % oi H4cA~poTi, Nc. The name was panty
gone.
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Business Notices.

Hear We the mighty Gentaur's tread
Sc the long line oi mvfiad dead 90"
i'h hoof OF horses and human head
Rise up and speak,
:, twas proud Olympus gave Us birth:
rol inou>ond wears we roamei thu. earth
Eat nerfumed flowers of the century plant
ihahh hquld fom the voieano'> mouth,
SIC" man and beast 10 play our par,
Then restored to | lie by the Gem rur's arr.
,na-ed Wild mares on the field oi Mars.
L'N u on "a rih and slept among The STARS
On ether missions row we're sent.
o hieSs mankind with AN emnllicnt
VI y, which the world ne'er bath dreami,
Even our CENrAuR LINiMEsr
u banl>he> pnins and all such things
Lures hutn- aud >"aid>. poi -uBous stings-
hh'nm lie horrors scsre> away
Limisers >titi-jbini> in "A single ,lsv.
i""r cripp'es ia their hobbng way
Limp y on ciuirhcs-iheu walk awav
nelr not dumb horse, thy friend now speaks.
" ho neat t"ur wounds. aud make YOU leap
ien bar>-plics OF oats to bolt
MA iri>k abous like Wonder colt.
ntilow wrapper Is the thing Tor bruies,
White wrapper alone the family suits
- f. Ludewig. of Hoboken, Y. J.. say.
q" tentanr Liuimeui ha> carcl me OF rheu
nha'isih. alter intense suffering for i've years.
tried many remedies Tor my sprainel
ahcle without relief. The second bvirl. 81
Crttaur i.inlDeni cured il p,rfertly r,t,s
HiI-L. GIG Pine II. Phiia
Msr.h. Ed. supi. of Adam. EXPIRES.
S.abl'>- New York. says: "AH owners of
ngr>t> should know The gcntaur faut,n.nt
W. mud 1t the best thing ever used in our st.
This testimony could be repeated for a
Noun u YOU want 10 avoid suffering in>i
ny .''e oeu'""r Lin'nsni sold by all Drug
,. H. nO>E - CO. b broadway. Ny
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From Washington.
MAsmINGToN. ID. CD

NAsIIINGToN. D. c. Dec. l..
Arrangements have been made between
the Post Office and War Department i,y
which one or more OF the daily weather ic-
ports. issurd by the signal officer. viii br
furni- he'd daily TO all Post Office, that cai
be reached from the several points Of dis
tribution daily 10y mail - these reports are
designated for the benefit 81 the Agricul-
tural a well as the Commercial Interests
OF the country. The Postmaster General
instrucfs all Postma>tcrs. RECEIVING them.
10 pun hem immediately IN frames. sup
pied tor the purpose by the Signal Officer.
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Elsworth-D c. ,th. by Rev. DR. Tenney
MIR ParkerC Mood. aud Miss 4. izaJ George.
surry-June 20h, by Samuel y ,s>ol. Lsq .
hr Robert 4. Carlisle and Ais. Susi +. la j.,
both of Surry
Dec sth, by the same, Dir Garvcnus II
Grindle and VI - AIDE aide V Carlisle. both OF
suiry.
Long I-ltnb PlIntatlon-Dec 9th. by 2. Il.
Lunt, Esl Mr.. III ua. y O..rr II Bristol.
Ne ,d Mi>s Al n sna ;. Da..> of l. /. riau-
taiion.
Tremont-Dcc Isl. by v W \ II .ath. En- :.
Nr, Dan Ell 4. Thusston and Mis-, * attic NJ Cot
bolh of fremont
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From Bangor.


1'aks"EFT'FtF
Hon. John kimbail Messenger OF The
Electoral College. len Bath Monday for
Washington bearing the vote Of this State
a. required by law.
The schooner Nellie Carr, Capt. Lan~i.,
pnt into New York tor provisions ga So
arday having been out twenty three dIt,
from this port on her way 10 Washington
having South westerly gales dGIiue tae
whole time.
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Miscellaneous.
MATAMoRAs. Dec. Il

hATAMOkA>. Dec Il.
The canrassing of thu municipal returns
which were Interrupted by the military
authorities some time ago was resumed
Yesterday, when 30 armed rough> attacked
the cauvassers ana destroyed the returns.
The act is believed To be the work ot
Costiner who boosted that with one dele
gate of the - he would carry the election
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tMfLofMi-Nr Ia energetic men und wo
tae'-. W give employment That pays from 81 to
> per day Business strictly honorable. and
adapted 70 every city town aud village. sind
To- sample and 20 to work At once. Ad,Ire :. +.
). Latham & CO.. 80 Washington s.. Boston.
Ma. ifJl
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lMNtHitTEI.N Ii every family knew t,r
Fa-a' 81 MIS- >awycT's save hey would imni.-
siii' y purchase box ami never to- " iihnui it
II t""r Druggist Is out 81 this >aiSe ami me- rrt>
t" keep -uii-d. end seventy -iive cent-.,l> ,.i-
r.-itd BID another coulnn. aud LAY YOU saw t.le
ad'eEii,' d, 1T 10 lI.- pa ar. l5rf
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HALIFAX. y. :. Dee. l..

Brig +. Bertha OF -. Johns y. \. struck
on middle point anu went TO pieces last
Friday. Capt Pppy after saving all the
crew was lost among the breakers by the
breaking up OF the vessel.
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Schooner ii. r. Hodges ashore on Black
Island. was hauled Off yesterday 10y the
cutter Moccasin. but leaked 30 badly that
She had 10 be bcached again.
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FURNISHING GOODS,

H'ving male vcry extensive purchases 81 hcsc
H""i-, rs hone and abroad. az extremely low
fii'v-. W can ami win Offer our firnd- ami Gus
TONERS III goods in thr- liuc % uNer prices than
ever before. We have nll the most celebrated
u ikc= anil We believe We can ofer sufficient m
ducemce for tac.rubuc to patroa.ze ns ia our
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SEVEN NNrGU ARDS AGAINST Co\SrMrII,
afe nnlicd "A iitLF.> iIrNrY or Hpi,rHnl-Np
MD AR. " caiui- Tie most Nioi, ~ cough
tI,i rure- ihe worst cold b. frw hours. sid
h'"tl> ali Danger. tri;tyuInn', Glh ANenue.
iii hy an Dru.gi>t..
plA,,', Ioathache drop. cur, in on. ,,,,,,,i.
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\ substitute for Castor on II a>~inliiatcs
me 1901. cures Wn'i collie. anl cau-as natural
-''' T. II does not contain morphine. i pleas
tni in take. never "a pes aud never iai., rh..
best pby>ic known t,y5I
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Edward 4. Pollard. Editor and Author
died in Lynchburg yesterday evening, a -,d
- years.
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AUGUSTA, Ne. Dec. Il.
Hon. William Writ Virgin of Portland
Reporter of Decisions since 1866, has been
nominated by the Governor as Associate
Justice of the Supreme Judicial Courts. in
place Of Jud4e Rufus p. Tapley of Saco.
whose term expires on the 2ist inst.
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711A6;AT5 WaaI:D i,

.lorse OwHeI'- CycloPediu M n4fs. H.
u aud III ..thers 81 tA tile horse l. -uhi tc'
iull eXll tinet sith ,lcces-t'i Treatment ever,
hlt & owner n .ud ru, It hfs,.Nev Hap- ~ e :
and No. III T. tO,vn -h.b ami Oh arts, Threads &
Pictures Ia grst So tu.cut Mr. a. ul- in New
thEiau iAp ~ a. pAsr i,r terms 10 ID. H. t.uef4-
se5 Pubii- her, Concord, y a. 4N5U
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>f."NAfi"N in the blood tends to produ,e
'ln'-i"h'hs "i the di-cA>e> ''iie.h l. heir to.'
Thi>. however. i. oh, lated. WITHOUT prur,t.
i'llNEihc> y >iem.by administering LNulA,l's
tAGiAKIIc ENfRACr tt5l.
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haVe tested lhH'- Ncgeiat,te >i,.ili1u a., ,
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fEorESSoR oT CHEMISTRY ASP Mtpic4xr
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ELLSWORTH PRICE CURRENT.
Corrected Weekly.

Dec. 18Th 1872.
The New York herald., 1872-11-02
DOMESTIC MARKETS,
en- - GALVESTON. Nov. l. 1872.
Cotton-Estimated net receipts, l,70O Stock 37,975

N0v
Cotton-Esimatcd net receipts 100. Stock 37975.
SStSa % s Icy bns %
Exports-ro drcas Britain, 4ol6 to the Continent S7;
ss AZ Is sSss s'sss
co.. MOBILE Nov. |, 1872.
s'n aTSss SEQ ssanasy IS S% %hHssss hsHss@
EspCrs sSs @
~ %s"'ss dSssi9'1y M e' Esss '5sSSsFy SSr s s
SSsssIsts to the
sqr vsss i: e s;;s so ns;s, 3s
= Ssuf Mnr
sls5 n Corn Gaist sales two cars ats Barley inactive
,sS; %9 "a: ss
E Fl %asFi ~ to" and Ss1s to 'ssrs
By e Of the horse Halfway
g sssp ssT fsstb ss
5 ss GS Sarey st ao u%nsr nna S sa
Lake HssssssSIsI q s?s ,s
Ga, Sas s aS sai hsirsy sn %
SS s S2 r @ 4s as ma So
Sa o saE aa ds No. spFs
aast No. s%essra term held % at Sc Taedc 9 w. o'
CHlCA6o nov i, loi1
Flour In fair demand and lower Sales of good to
choice extra Spring at SIS 50 SCI supers, So 81 So
Wheat dull at 81 0s lower for No. spring at 81 OH;
No scarce and wanted at 81 III No y7c re- ected,
SIC sssc Corn active and higher No mixed sold at
30sc opened firm and closed dull at 26ssc for No
regular. 2lc. Tor fresh rejected l7hc Rye IN fair de-
good demand at 6slsc elsc for No FAN, according
changed PorkOd mess sold at $5 cash; sI2 80 seller
December. Lard quiet and UNCHANGED az 7aSc. Bulk
do. 20 days in salt rs loose Green meats steady
in salt Sc: Whiskey steady at &c., FrcightsaCorn to
Buffalo sc g, kccclpts1SsS 6bls -four 1 10000 bushels
1900 barley shpmcn!s-550O bbs -four, 81 0O) bushels
The New York herald., 1872-11-02

wss S,, ,nominsy unchanged Beef hams were very nrm
sams saa sa;y but not aaoaby lower We quote
'ss DO 90 ssosaess sSSSIsss. S ga Psflsa
se p; q; sssc; fresh hams, iossc 4 l.c IsrdSfhs mar:
ssss wh ,ses. ssras s
City uet and esy 0s ss sa delivery at c
Kcs.The demand today for Carolina has been fair.
Sss. nassasts% as ss'ss Sc ssss.
ci has Sssn very oue
but prices remsnsd about steady; We hear of sales
ssS sn s'sfa ssa 4 8 3 asy. a
dull s% Msr MRsss
q Co repSa G the stock o. nseed at $3.50
Ss %arks @ quiet but prices
'es nsis Rso ssfs e ssS S d.
Cuba private terms. also % boxes centrifugal at 0ac
s' ana r
nI1nS .r infepior to % common Sc sc fair to good
s @ sees @ fsSs siI%s S sSo'ss Ylf srfsSssy
hIds. and boxes sse: &c ;@eISds &c: Hssaaas
i2s ;ao g issfS issss;; ac white i5ssc;
z Ps%eb
Sos Nos & ana ezs
fALIow was dull and somewhat easier, although nomi-
M @ N the absence Of transactions city quoted at &c
fopAcco-The demand continued moderate for all
s o canss ron IN a wss 5
s easss 4 Of DO G 3h9 at c s % @ Of stae at
q 81 O2h.
wTsKEY.-Receipts s74 bbis The market continued
800 bbls at 9ic.
assasdv hss a3
and In some shade better prices realized
Australian and Cape has been quito freely taken and
said to be in most cases at better gres Fine aceces
dium secured wool! at soc 1000 lbs Of
5000 lbs secured California soc 5000 lbs Michigan
lbs super pulled Ss iSooS lbs Mesiza Pulled, 76c;
400 lbs. do 7oc 1000 lbs Of fine unwashed wool, i0c
20 900 lbs. OF bury Fall California &c., 10000 lbs Fall
California MA s6c East India, $9c 1000 i6s col
Rss Cape ss 50 b bales secured do $Sc. 5000 lbs lambs
SS1se;; Sns 50 ,b bales Australian, osc. 5Sc j..
pSes 10 ba,es so nuIed bales super pulled sec
&c 1000 lbs Texas SIC $780, 0oOoO lbs. mixed do,
lbs secured california 10 lbs Port Philip, s56 lbs
yas , terms We also hear OF lbs Deianc at 6c
loWW IDS Fall California at &c. 6O0 lbs Ohio fleece 5Sc
oSn,i S9c, 49SO lbs Of low pulled at ssc 5000 lbs Call
Texas at or about $780, 900 lbs CSC. 2Nc 5000
Cape, SIC. .
The New York herald., 1872-11-02
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

London Stock Exchange closed.
LIVERPOOL CorToN MARRnT-ILvEHrOOL, Nov. 1-5 p.
M-The market closed unchanged The sales the day
have been 1000 bales including 5000 for speculation and
export. Middling uplands l0d. l016d.; middlng Or
middling upands, for January, at 9asd The count Of
cotton in Liverpool 70 ascertain the actual number Of
bales in port viii be taken the sh inst The sales Of
the week have been l03 bales including l2OO Tor cx
port and o on yeculatlon The stock In pori 167 600
week have been s5oo bales including 10000 American
this port s 10000 bale; including 5000 American One
cotton were landed at this port today.
FRANKFORT BOURsE.-FRANKFORT, Nov. Limited States
ivc-twcnty bonds 05zS, for the issue OF 1862.
PARIS BoURsE-PARIs, Nov. l.-Rentes, 53f &c.
TRADE AT MANCHESTER. R.-LivERP0oL, Nov. 1.-The mar
ket for and fabrics at Manchester IL rmcr and
prices are generally higher especially in yarns
LIVERPOOL BRRADsTuF - ADMINISTRATIONS, Nov. l.
p M-The market Il steady. Wheat 13s l3s. 81. per
GENITAL for California white club lis. Sd. rs red
Western Spring and lis 10. lis. Cd. for red Winter.
Corn 29s per quarter The receipts of wheat at this port
for the past three days have been 1900 quarters, ncud-
ing 81 coo American.
LIvERpo0L PRovIsfoy MARKFr-LIvERpcoI, Nov l.
Eyening.-Bacon, a7s ner cwt for short rib midlles
LIVERPOOL Produce MARKRr.-LIvERpoot, Nov. I-5 r.
M.Petroleum, I'D. pcr gallon for spirits, and lssd a
lSid. refined common rosln Is. 3D. per cwt spirits
turpcntine, fls Ais. Gi per cwt.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKEr-LoNDON, Nov. I-Evenlug. -
Spirits turpentinc, $685. 39s Cd. per cwt
The New York herald., 1872-11-02
CLOSING PRICES-4 O'CLOCK P. NJ
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton I'm Good Demand, but Lower; Re-
ceipts at the Ports, ls,432 Bales-FlOur
Firmer-Vheat and Corn Hfgher-Gro-
ceries Quiet-POrlk and Lard EASIER
Petroleum Quict-Naval stores I'm Dc.
mand and Easy-1zetals Quiet-East
India Goods Quiet-Wool Active and
Firm-Whiskey Firmer.
FRIDAY, Nov 1-6P.M.
There was but little change in the commercial
outlook to-day, though the continued interruption
to city transportation, coupled with the fall in the
gold premium, had a depressing influence on the
merchandise markets generally, and bus-
ness was restricted within narrow limits.
There were some noteworthy exceptions to
the rule, however, chief among which was the
increased export movement in brcadstuns, -four
being more active and higher, buyers evidencing
renewed confidence in the future by bidding
higher prices for round lots for forward delivery
Wheat was also active for shipment, and prices
again advanced &c. &c. per bushel, the
market closing firm under few purchases at
the Improvement cited. Corn was likewise lrmer,