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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-11
Foreign Markets.

SANTIAGO DE CUBA. Oct live are unable TO an.
LOUNGE any Improvement in our market during the last
week. Indeed had arrivals from foreign ports for
eight days Our exportaons ho have been rather
animated particularly In the article of sugar. former
rates Prces-Hslf and half sugars ~ ST. and u 81;
Coffee first quality, none r market; second do do third
quality at So S6a the quinal but very scarce; Tache,
from SIT $3the quinta Tobacco-From S. to $i2 the
sis. Yellow Wax-From $22 to $ai the quintal. No.
lassesS4 the hid Of los gallonsthe article il scarce
Fustic-S22 $24 the ton. Cot.on-$sk 50 the quntal
The expora ion from the LIST of January the 9th Oct
has been s lbs; 81 $50 lbs Coffee;
lbs leaf Tobscco 1851 thousand Cigars go 600 lbs
Fustc; 80 hh1s Rum; pipes 80 half so bbls Of Span
ish Brandy $50 lbs Wax 2S7 Hides; l400 lbs Cotton
hhds Molasses 200 logs CEDAR so lbs &C. The
paacy Of arrivals for past has Undue holders
to advance their rates for articles of Importation Rice
tcr has now become that $s the qun.
tai 10 asked for IT, Flour, likewise is getting demand;
and for the 900 bbls Flour the bbl
is demanded The orig Salvador just ARRIVED Spain
has $500 bbs board The stock of Sugar hand is
calculated at 81 900 bxs $4,000 While, 10000 Quebra.
dos, and 4 900 Cue uruchos, SC.
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rHnnE DAv.' REerIsHs OF enn1AIs ARTICLE. B.sror

Here Is the business Of three days taken at random In
order show the general Of the Western Railroad
business, in competition with the Hudson river
Thu river 10 about closing. and the seal is to be
placed for four months upon our communication with
the Interior excep. by the conveyance enjoyed by
colonial ancestors. In all that time the above art
ces Of New York produce will continue to pour into
Boston in incre ased quantities Boston in the summer
divides with New York city the trade of her sate
in the winter she monoposes it, All that is wanted
her unloose the hold she fastening upon the in
ternal trade OF New York. is the paltry Of 5000 OOo
yet New York city has hestated for years to apply;
while Boston in sixty days paid $500 900 to the
Fichburg Railroad, which is comparatively q lateral
work. Every citizen Of this city is interested in the
structen of this railroad communication with lbsny'
nasmuch it 10 the ocontinung supply Of food
through the winter. and of preventing, in degree
that rise in the price of flour which usually takes place
at the close OF winter Flour is 81 u.s. and the
sumption Of the city estimated at 400 bbs per day and
consequently for March and April amounts to 7200O
bbls. long winter, and channel of supply, some
times sends the price up 81 per bb while large quant
ties weather bound up the river The railroad, by
preventing this, would nearly half the amount
required the citizens in season. in the price of
bread alone leaving out Of question the increase Of huG
ness and profits by free travel, not only with the
north part of New York. but the whole Of New Eng.
land all winter.
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Second Board.
Provision Market.

In the retail markets this city there 10 change
notice.
The Alton Telegraph says that contract for 1000 head
OF hogs has been male at that place at 81 per
hundred according to weight. Buyers are unwilling 10
give more and sellers unwilling take 81 per hun
dred-the latter thinking get the heel Of the
tappears that beef packing for the English market 10
becoming prominent feature Of the lake ports
and the aggregate arriving here fast sugmenting At
Cleveland during the past two weeks 1000 head
cattle have been slaughtered principally for the Euro.
pesn market Prices paid for cattle from 81 SO to 81
hundred At Chicago the business is also INCREASING in
importance annually. There ead$1lvya large
establishments in operation at that place and DE
ton OF capitalists familiar with the English trade is d.
reced TO other points where cattle may be purchased
low is said there packed in Chicago from
1000 bbs per day. and the number continually ncreas
ing Large droves Of fine cattle constantly arriving
which bought up aud slaughtered fer such destira
ton The Increasing importancs OF this business = the
west very clearly shown in the tables Of exports for
October Civ esterdsy but which fact had time
alude then From less than 100 casks exported in
le4 wet this sent forward nearly b0O0 the whole
OF which increase owing to the importance the trade
has assumed at points above alluded TO.
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Tobacco CrOp.

or this crop have the folio wing intelligence from
Missouri The st. Charles Advertiser of the 2sth ut
says, that in the counties Of Lincoln and Pike and in
other Counties large portion of the tobacco crop has
been entirely destroyed by frost. Many large fields OF
fine tobacco were entirely ruined that not single
plant was saved. This will be heavy loss many wor-
thy farmers In st Charles county the crops otobacco
have been generally saved; some farmers have had
small portion Of their crop injured but they have
rally succeeded saving nearly all Oft This owing
to the fact that the climate OF st. Charles county mde
than the counties which farther north and
vaed and on that account subject early fross
We have always supposed that this county better
calculated Tor tobacco than most other counties engaged
in raising that CROP because 10 very seldom
injured by FROST The soil this county also well adapt
ed TO the culture OF tobacco.
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Othis list the rates on New Orleans alone at pre-
MUM On Mobile the quotation is for Alabama money,
which is something worse than last week.
The speculative character of the business Of New York
and the nity Of ts capitalists contracted with the
sound nature Of that i'll Boston, with the delermn ion
eastern capitalists singulsrly apparent in the results
attending enterprises undertaken by Joint stock com
p mts partcu ary railroads. Why is 1t that ell the
railroads projected in Boston undertaken with energy
rred promptly through to completion invariably yield
ing large profits while failure and disaster attend every
such attempt in this city7 little reflection points out
the true cause. When railroad is projected in Boston,
the money ssubscribed IL all By stable and intelligent
men. The instalments are promptly paid up, and the
stock gees into the iron safe and remains there until
the completed road yields dividend upon it. he plan
is open TO opposition, the enterprise endangered
by the counterrlos Of opposing interests In New York
the is the As soon work Is underway
l those whose interests injured by It's
active in opposition and some timid stockholder
sale The stock thus parted WITH mcdiately becomes
football to obbers and under the powerful interests Of
bears and the enemies Of the work. II falls very low
The destruction Of the work 10 then ensured because
more subscriptions will be made Turn in what dirt c.
ton you will, the result from the or.
parent. The Paterson Railroad, the Erie, the Harlem,
aud the Long Island all present the results The
two last named companies undoubtedly the most
feasible projects in the whole country. The Long
Island in particular promises great results. that work
hal been connected Immediately with Boston, its stock
would all have been taken quietly and the work fin.
shed long Our capitalists the other hand keep
their money the bank idle, and look at 1t every day
wondering when money will rise to per cent again of
m wn accord. They do not embark in the splendid
erprses ored them because they look at the piice Of
the stock caused by speculation rather than at the ra
value Of the enterprise. This feeling Il, however pas
lag sycspita is working into the proper channels
and will beHe6t the city we'll enrich the operators
The following the Heading features Of the Green.
wick Bank Of this city,
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VIRREY,s TINCIURE AND LOTION OF INvIGO.
RAJ IONA supply Of these Invaluable ard eSiraoraps
ry preparations have received dir from Dr. Adrian Vr
Of LysLs by his exclusive American sgent Delaney
Gray. Morning equal them has been discovered for
moving mpoteaey nvgorang the sys'em and revivng the
decayed energies Of parts fact that tested by
minutesor while all other nostrums
mended for the dseae admitted by their
be slow Of operation the Tincture and Lotion OF
at once make their effects felt
they Of Indeed their quick and wonderful
is such, that GOODNESS mbecitv remain The
stution that is under their dominion for half
possible for married female them and with.
offspring; for they immediately the torpdty Of
which IN niney-nne Of hundred the
aue Of unuitnness They also uurvslled remedies
tluor Abus aud affections but especially in
diseases produced by nameess solitary habit for which they
speedy aad POSITIVE cure. The tipctue is taken iuerna
w. and pleasant to the taste TIE lotion applied externally
They be used separately with benefit but mot
Effective when ud together Price dollars bottle both
bottles for three d1llars.
BIO, 'hr convenience Of person. living distance,
the above medicines prepared powder made up
orm with directions for them TO the 1eurs snd
otou ard be sent through the mails double post
Price ~ Tor either powder 50 for both both powdr
IRE ed their ef CO powerful in removing impotence Az
gmt.aees wust be post paid. and directed 10 Delaney
Much information Of delicate and interesting nanrs whis
cannot be inserted IN public adversement,
powders and bottles These medicines should never be used
pregnant women, for their exciting nature would De hsoe
produce abortion. Sold by special ,ppcntme1t prv
mol lwin"m nHDuane street. New iorht
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MONEY MARK T
Friday, Nov, lO-6 p. M.

The Improvement in the stock market more
marked to day. Sales large. and prices showed
general advance, except Pennsylvania and Ohio SIS,
which declined Il Indiana SIS /; United States So
per cents Harlem /; Long Island per cent: Canton
Ohio Lies Trusts New Orleans City Bank, per cent;
farmers Lcan,i
At the beard there were sales of United States 6s
Of 1867, at lis, buyer 80 days
In inland exchanges, there Is but little doing, and the
rates show but little variation from those of the close Of
last week.
The rates of exchange ss follows, corrected by
VIM. and John o ren, 10 Wall street,
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Cleared.
o-Shps Quebec Hebtard London Grnne Mntum &
Co; Rel ubic Luce. Liverpool, Stewart Wrght Shak
speare, Minor New Orleans r.. X. Collins CoBrigs Ru-
dolph Grooming, Felkner. Key West. X. L. Maitland Co;
George, HULL Charleston, Geo Bulkey-Schrs Mary, Tref
Skinner, Alexandria, A. b. Cooley Co.
Arrived.
Barque Due dOheans, Hooiess from Leghon. Sept. 49,
with mdse Mr. Lubal V. Cieve ger sculptor late
resident Of Florence died board Sept &C. of consumption
The d. has experience weather. having been
DAYS SW Of the Highlands. In heavy gale of Western
Isi-nds man-mas intop ioeop-m fore
topga and spanker boom, spill. sails, sc,
Brit sh brig Glide Wynan, IL days from Ragged Island
with 60 bushels salt, to Bach McEvers. Left American
vessels.
British brig George NJ sou'e Mann, ls days from Sydney
Danish brig Tampa Lamb days from Philadelphia. in bal
last, order
schr Exp Smith, 90 hour, ON Brandywine with flour
and corn meal, TO Hen u Paxson.
phia, with coal to T sdall & schaick.
Schr Jane Lake days from Philadelphia with coal to is
schr William Young, Andrews days from Philadelphia,
with coal, to master.
senr New Conveyance, Turner days from Philadelphia,
schr Amanda +. Myrick. Bird, days from Virginia. with
wood, TO master.
schr Peter Ritter Derickman, days from Virginia, with
wood, master.
schr Model, Ireland day, from Philadelphia with COAL to
master
sehr James Samuel, somes, days from Richmond, with
coal. to master
sehr Chief Van Name days from Virginia it'll wood to
j. Hunter. ~
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NE new President Of the Albany Railroad Company.
Alexander Hamilton Esq. has addressed statement to
ne public in relation to the plan for the construction oil
that important work His view is briefly thus-The
Harlem Railroad. in which company themos friendly re-
idtions exist is in rapid progress Of extension to White
rains which in the centre Of Westchester county
The Inhabitants Troy at the other end have agreed to
construct the section from their city to Greenbush.
Thence the citizens Of Dutchess County will grade a
miles through their county and tho inhabitants OF Put
nam and Wescheer ready to assist in the formation
Of the remaining section To gather these elements
and give vitality TO the enterprise and railroad to New
York 900 in nstalmen s wanted Of the city Of New
York. For this. Colonel Hamilton appeals to the public.
When this Insignificant contrased with the nsgni
work and the magnitude Of thsrade to be
opened angushng enterprise. there remains no
doubt but that will be obtained. The citizens OF Bos'
ton long laid hands this trade through the Yves
railroad and its immense success has stimulated 3d.
mlar enterprises in far less promising directions In
der shsw the nature OF the business to be opened by the
Albany Railroad let take the receipts at Boston by
the Western railroad for several days.
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Philadelphia Cattle Market.

Nov. o.There were offered 100 P-nnsy lvania beeves
including 100 head driven 10 New York; 2!U cows 1909
hogs and $50 shsep
The prices Of beeves ranged from - 10 81 for common
to goods S for primes and $40 head Of extra SIS
the 100 pounds Market closed du-lO0 head lett over.
Cows and Calves sold at $40 S2S S27 spring.
ers $l4 to SIS; dry cows. 81 to So.
Hogs very dull at 81 sat the 100 pounds-450 left
over.
sheep-sales at 76c to ST; extras$a.
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Foreign Ports.


sd ia s"s a sa"' . RH,'; q load e.
Csos'rADr. Oct FIN port Gensv. Coffin TOR New York
GrTTE. Sent 2,7Iu port, London, Barker. di.s
orleans. Pe YIN. g. I May KassaSS s N.w
Ger and Geo ,shol6sd Aoh simpson, Boston
20 % aS S svs dates
m. Mts s ds Sept . port Aasa L'sy Sne E. Fila
E NYOTi GesI Be Thomas Sss u rS"n'an '0
tie Cid Marquis Of Normandy. %oeiSsf Glasgow. '''
1 G,s,P PAD. cf CUsA 3St Mien for so.;
ashore Reefs but scesyed no commence ds
Tor Nfok next day--the only American vessels in port
Lake Ports
b@r fssids%I p bsoRs"Ti olsdo %s$san
s;ss MSIs. "A
ger Helm % tG sm ans ssdasky the
0ss, and ss sy1a ps have s;s come cid WalerO
PORTLAND, Nov 1-Cld Scotland Merryman. New Orleans;
Ceres. Blanchard Savannah; sth Thames sawyer Turks
GLousEsTrR, Nov 5-Ar Wallace Wooster, Franklin, Me-
for Charleston; 9Th Oregon Moore New York for Newbary
rs saLEM Noy cd N.reus Fabens Cayenne; 9th Gauele
s1s' NfnfT ESSah s SGs
Sss sE..
1Sye ,s SSXGGs ei,
NEW pEpfohp nov s-Au Pilot, Handy, Albany. ~,
de'phia. sid FauAliu; eside aud Sc Geore 7th
f Ss% Mill F;f$ a
N.Y. 'fs North Esi and
PRoyipEs.SE Nov GAR Rsdient Wilsey. Rondout TIE
HOPKINS Turks Land Sid Canary, Baker, Savannah Cal
Rs5s Parker LSeee t9s P6;d,s according wi@d Whale
NEw HAVEN, Nov 9-Arr Lady Washington, Thom.s, Al
bsny; Warren Smith, do Sid Trinidad Duel West Indies
blzaoeth Hoyt Franklin Thomas; New York. Jones; and
PA PansR , Nov ic-AT Baeka,, stoesbqEy NYork
syps Ncs S Boston, TaI%, ConLIa do Below Fran
Mozart, Mcfarland Famouth Thomas Fenner. Nickerson
Middl,..wp Ct; Peru West; Texas, Emerson; Amplitude
ALEXANDRIA, Nov 6-ArI Mozart Reynolds, Boston
RcHMoNp. NOV Arr Deborah Ann SomeIs Powell, New
York Black Hsyk TriSthern roGsmosth Nh r Sid Lynch
CHnRLEsIoS, Nov GAR Southport, Griffith, New York
$1,000 Nov Sy vA Thsssa Willard Bristol RI; sa
China, Small, NYork Sid Clinton, Lyon, do
MOBILE, Nov Arr Hebron Woodb ~ Matanzas; Emma
Webster Portsmouth; Atlantic, Baker, Boson Atlantic Rey
PfSsAcSLA Oct 2s-Ar Ocean, Bishop and Coriuda,
81 NARK.. Fla. Oct 2s-Arr souher Baker, Bostou CID
NEw onLEASs. Oct so-An Mlssissppi, billiard NYork
Tuskins Spencer, do; Atlantic M.llett Lyerroo ST An
MTew Risk Boston u Eranee Ladsu Bo.Seaaxi st,
Charleston st Augustine Havana Key West suwarrow
Bu AvG scm H
Ship supposed be the Ashland Zealand Coombs no
Taston MY arr Essex Welch, Bosom Lib ry, Norton
CID Mary Phiis Pratt NYeT; Juaaisa Mar Matamo
ras; Sarah Ann Jane Grimes, l.
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AT Mobile, Oct. 2sh yellow fever, JOHN LAX in the
26th year Of his age, formerly of this city.
On Thursday the 9th instant. sitter short and severe
illness, JOHN O'CoNNELL, aged SIS years.
The friends OF his family and those Of his brother in
law the late Matthew Hunt are invited to attend his u.
neral this afternoon at O'clock from his late residence
No. 80 Eldridge street.
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COX'S
Flu NISHIN u ST FOR ES
Is MAIDEN LANE

$40 BROADWAY.
81 cox have just received excellent assortment Of
the following articles which they offer low
for eash-solar Lamps Grandoes, anel Clocks
Hall Lanterns Candeabras Table Cutlery; also. Rodgers
Sons celebrated Table Cutlery Plated Branches
Waters Cake Baskets Un Tea Kettles Tea Sets and every
tpe Block Tin Ware consisting q Dish Covers, Hash and
herman Silver Wsre-Diron Sons celebrated Britannia
WarPoshed Steel Fire Ses-a splendid assortment Of She
field Plated Epergnes.
Silver Spoons, Forks. Tea Sets &c. &C. in variety
constantly on hand,
will find their call and inspect their
took previous TO purchasing.
N b. Fall and winter strained Sperm Oil, usual, Is
Maiden Lane. OF line dis~ M
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MARITIME HERALD.
snip Masters and Agents.

We shall esteem favor Vessels will give
Ror Of the shipping left the fo whence they sailed the
any Foreign Newspapers News they may have He will
board them Immediately their arrival. Agents and Cor
sending this Office all the Marine Intelligence they can
obtain Nautical Information Of any kind win be thankfully
received
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General Record.

sHP KENrucKy.-Capt Shannon Of the Swallow at Ana
Tor New Orleans. B.s%, Banks. Ths !:
s a a%S
ssd L'%soa GO line Of Boston ana New Orleans packets.
valuable cargo Of goods, &C. on board
Gs s Brought Of ssS Of e
DSp 5Ss and sS s .as and ~ 'e Hwy Clay
dy sailing port with the part
sHa C with so :Hs from Richmond New
Rehmondl struck Ab;ecom Bar Friday evening fer
ing badly and was "s inside on the III inst came 0
saa ta sS Some S9 sch up q &
shipped a schr Cabot, Capt. Bowers,
put into Newport in distress was repairing 7h; would her
Carr. KOega., late of brig JOSEPH Atkins, fell overload
zoo PERSONS. Belonging to vessel, wreck
ed in the gale Of soh sepembs. wsc at Sassau. M:
between Boston and New York there is not one now al Boston,
Notice TO Mariners.
sm shipping Of various nsons the open coast Of Mo,oc
co. or West Ba,say - search i supposed Of other
be cautioned that it not only against the law Of this land
Cost in places here there IS not port open for their
but that q strict psO:
% % Sst Of ne .r 70 CT
Tse UNDERSIGNED feel, therefore hi, duty 70 give all the
and masters of vessels not to any account to
% % S M any o Of t css or Of TO
West Babary within the harbors Of any well
known ports of this country. -
r. WA. DRUMMOND HAY
Her Britannia Majesty's Consul General, SC
Tangers, Sept Is l843
Whalemen.
letter from Cant Burgess, Of Robt Edwards, of NIB
ports that he touched Pa Aug H. l90O sp) for medical as
ssnce having had George Taylor aud Aonzo Farmer
short time previous by wha ethey were in fair
Spoke, Constitution, Ramsdell, Nant months
ut 30 America Co do, 20 Co; President, Breck
do, Y mos, 1870 sp,
received at Nantucket report spoken July 9TH
Hobomok Jones' Falmouth, 8 mos 1900 bis ol Laay
etc. dow land NIB 80 mos $780, May LIST, Mercury, Ha ke
10 - mos o. Phebe Harris, Nant smonths sc Garland
Scranton. Nb II 10; Enterprise Cannon Nan 20
200 VIII $50 June o. Rose Swan do e mos $50; Mariner
J0o. - 80 49,
spoken.
Nmrod days from Boston, bound to Alphabetically Oct 10
% wsnSyn, fem New York, days out for Key wet Oct
Columbus, New orlesas fo Boston, date, Of Bahama
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ABERNETHY,s BOTANICAL PILLS

nNE BOX o. these invaIuabe Pills worth al ths quark
" medicines advertised for ertain delicate dess Lat bs
anortunse e.t assured ,hat here's 70 ,.ssre,on IN sss
elects, irritation OF Kidneys &c Thse we're for several yesrs
prescrnvd the celebrated AbenethJ IN Az 9. tns
above diseases. In the first hox usually sumcknt
TO eecta in few days In ling seso CHROME 49,
obsnate they equally certain having coso nun
dres had ak other m,dieines Tor months when
tended desroy the constitution man 20 eeS ne ~
ease bev never subject 10 troubles me weak
ness VIII en- so frequently strT snug other nsdsenes
M. h.v. 10 nnpis SCAT SMELL aud taking
them mi ht frequent the most Isaed society ~thoa bsvn4
.s.bis gre ents which vigorste the sy generality
80 .is ofy in New York by VIM Watson. Apothecsn-
Han rs Ca,h,nne and in Brooklyn by Blssrrs Dug
,st Fulton str,et. nil msm
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IIUNTERfAN DiSpENsARY. Division stret, s>fsb.
III hshed IN 1895. for the sale o. the famous Huprs reg
m and Eur.pe diseases Of privue a'pre ,h.. have p Al
fled the skill cf OF the eminenS s 70
thing Of Mock Drs that like mushroom All ovss sns
country Pucs 81 per vial, warranted IN Az esses or no ~
taken No other place YORK city Gao the tue stie
be obtained Albany No. Maiden lane Is MOI e @ had
norh Of Albany; neither be obDsd genuine "a poston
Mass or Charleston s. G. CountsN ara 'oid IN both ncss
cities. MWN
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS BELL. AacnoaseT.
(Stsrs No Is -ann sfrsef.)
a nVYDna U

II
At I0k clock. in the sails ROOM,
first Of second hand and furniture Of all
descriptions from families moving NC
Asupsrb a.sor Of choice h usehold furniture.
Also, qu tntity of first cabinet furniture.
Also, large additional lot Of I'd hand furniture
of al descriptions, from fmiiy leaving he city.
Carpeti-gAn entire consignment of English Correcting,
oil clohf &c the balance stock of carpet waeh
comprng almost 100 remnants, Widths and will be
sold in lots TO suit
Also. the stock of cabinet maker.
Al alarge lot OF excellent ID hand furniture in the first
floor IL 80 Ana by der OF Mr. Cassidy marshal
lug very fine assortment ! pod order. ex1
AT IL O'Clock precisely
Splendid Watches5 valuable watches have oers
ed u the pub ic for three years.
Also 3 ladies do with chains and trinkets.
Also of the endd well unique French
cocks imported 500 the
u as well as curious articles oil tho description in the city
any where else
Also The stock Of stove urer aud lbs piano
forte wire, suitable for manufacturers.
MONDAY,
Executors Sale FumtuTe-At O'Clock n
street, the furniture contained house by order of
ecutors.
N B-Eyery facility will b. afforded for the DISPOSAL Of
business like Sales will be regular, rnd
THOMAS BELL, No Is Ann st.
DEREMPTOhY SALE OF KITCHEN RANGES and
Plumbers Stock, by Nes-rs. h.. H. LUDLOW co. AT
No II Broad Saturday the lth day OF November
IL MA opportunity Offered to gentlemen build
ing who take IN the Croton wster supply
themselves with the this country
produce Nay RS Patent Ranges have always commanded
,oube the price of sny oth,r hind in mariet.
Also Nay ors Plumber stock warranted equal in work
manship 10 that be Produced viz Hydrants Hose
Pipes. Street Washers, Water Co Ks.
TIE above articles ready for inspection at II Broad
street. No 3tistT
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Stnte OF Trada

Ashes are without any change Pots fetch a So pearls
% 25 Cotton has advanced. Sales large a cent
higher There i no alteration in -four and grain sales
pretty large.
Account Of -four and wheat arrived at tide water dnr