FRIDAY MORNING, NOV. 10.

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Yesterday at 2 p. M, a fair business was done in
Stocks at Philadelphia. U. s. SIS, steady. Flour
market unsettled--prices declined. Fresh ground,
I Pa. brands sold at $3.50 Corn meal declined l21
cents per bbl Sales of prime red wheat at 100 cts
Yellow corn SO cents.


III At New York yesterday, 2. p. m cotton had gone
below last weeks prices ! cent. Flour dull-some
sales at S5,s7 l-2. Wheat inactive. Corn heavy.
and depressed The returns Of the election give the
wings in New York Assembly 72--democrats Sc.


We are indebted to the Baltimore Patriot for these


AT Baltimore yesterday, Flour went back to $3.50,
at which $500 Dbl. were sold. Rye -four s4,25.--
Corn meal 1913 Supply Of flour moderate. Prime
Maryland red wheat 100 to ll2c--inactive. White
wheat for family -four Sl2o to 1875. Sales Of 700
bushels. Sales of Pa. wheat have taken place this
week, to the amount of 10000 bushels at prices
higher than can now be gotten. Hams to 8 cts.
Lard n cts


Tharp (dem.) is elected Governor of Delaware,
by l69 majority. Houston (whg) elected to Con-
gress by IA majority.


MAssAcHUsETTs.--The full returns give the
Wing candidate for Governor majority of 6,733
TO the Senate II Wings are certainly chosen; 10
are IN doubt; no choice in 81 8 districts, probably
wing, are TO be heard from.


silsTo the House, $50 wings, &c democrats. and 8
Liberty are elected. -
mt. Wmthrops election was opposed by all those
who are opposed to the Mexican war, ON account of
his vote in favor Of the bill furnishing supplies TO the
army. He is elected notwithstanding by msioritv
of 1858. uH 5S


THE LoAs.--The proposals for the Eve million
loan were opened yesterday. We understand tba,
the whole amount was subscribed for at par.
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I|We have determined upon the most mature
reflection not to publish Mr. Savages letter, believing
that the uncaed for severity Of its language is cal
cutsd to wound the feelings Of those Of whom j,
speaks, as well to do injury to the Of TEN
persnce. We are not only the advocates Of abstain
ing from the use Of intoxicating liquors. but also D.
sustaining from the use Of ntemperate language in
our intercourse with our fellow men.
or The St Louis New Era says that the Rev
John ~ Mafiit is expected to be in that city soon