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The New York herald., 1845-11-30
Corn Trade.


The receipts Of -four ior days have been to very
air extent being the last of boats canal and
the quantity to come forward has nearly reached
the extent giving stock in store far from what it
was last season, at the close of navigation Consider
Ing the quantity arriving and the disposition OF buy
10 get the price down. the market has well sustained
nse with sales OF Genesee afoat at Sc 35 but that in
store moro in demand than lots ahoat and command
higher rates buyers preferring to take sreay in
store, Ter which $6 81 So 90 is offered, and in inv
instances 81 was obtained to store free of u
pense Tor 80 days. but holders of lots are not
willing to meet buyers at the former quoted raes and
demand 81 with 6rmness There is going
out OF market and several ships for Europe are now
loading and will continue to do through the
IN wh.a there has been several sales during the week.
600 pushes Lockport sold for milling Io0c per
nushe and 5000 bushels Wayne county at l4sc; $500
ousneA Iompkns County all for our city mills; buy ers
40 not oner over i40c and several lots been
IN preference 10 selling at that The demand for
moi so active; buyers offer Sic, sellers dema nd
sommon sales Of South Yellow at Bic White held
~ o91 barley 65c 6sc for choice lott &c was refused
On rS SShange to day; Oats 62c u 53c anal.
me sa'emsat given below will show the difference In
of September and Novemb.r- N-o ''" AA"A'A'
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HILLS INFALLIBLE ONGUENT FOR THE
HAIR.

CAN any thing be more honest Notice the fact that /
~ publish certificate commendaory Of the above
unes. the residence Of the individual giving append
ed which enables satisfy yourselves by enquiry that
the Ongnent really whstit pppor to bs and undersand
also that warranted all cases, either old
popery applied 70 efectuay stay alopecy or falling on
Of the hair bald eradicate dan
dru scu and all exfoations Of the cuce scalp change
red grey hairs to beautiful dark color, make the hs'r
moist, soft curly, &c. -.,
do hereby certify that have been seriously aicted with
dandru and falling of Of the hair and made OF ,eyera
stlss fo, the same whou the least bensn Odsse lee Hil
fearful Of becoming bald finally, being inducsa 20 use n
nfbe 0nsuent am happy g say shs arsv d.appesT
ed my hair commenced growing, and pow tnche, M
than u ever was, being also soit, mot n",. anu Hc ea"
'''"''' JAMES BLANCHARD, No. ls, Avenue D.
NJ Recoect HilIs lnfalliblc OnRucnt can be Obtained
only principal oc The corner q Pine and
CAS- Broadway: VIM H. Carey 60, ,as Pearl st.; Graham
Co.. 73 ater st VIM A. Maioen lane; MI Iho-
sewell, t.s Grand 81 New ;, forss; s. ,o....
store, 80 Atlantic street, Brooklyn T. II Mr. Eorards,
S.ev.en rS Grand and south streets Wilisnsbnrs6
D. A TIerrck, No. Deavan House, Albany, New York;
Messrs Mortimer Mowbry, corner Of Market and Charles
streets Baltimore, Md Jo. r. Trppe, 800 Broad
Msrket Newark, j.: N A. Crary, 140 Merrinsc
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American Provisions.

The Provision market in general has received during
the its due share of attention. and has well
taned itself during the excitement both in prices and
activity. Ohio Mess Pork brings Sll Prime 10 63 Mess
Beef, S. Prime, So Lard, 81 &c. Tallow, II. Cheese
is firm at asi Butter ranges high and for superior
article for family II cents be obtaned for West
ern Dairy, l6 l9c; Store, Ia q l5c.
There was a moderate demand for pork in Baltimore
the 26h instant. There some inquiries for new
We quote old mess at Ss rs $l4 and prime $40 rs
Sli. sale Of 100 bbis prime at Sl cash, and small
sale of mess at Sl4. Beef not in active request -
Mess was held at $40 $40 5o No 1, S. so SO; and
prime So az Sc 5o other parcels of the latter were
held higher. A sale of so bbls No. at So mos Also
parcel ofprime at So 60 There few largo
actions in bacon but there sales of small
parcels within previous rates, viz Shoulders st 6
cents Sides u cents, and Hams 81 cekts Sales of
Shoulders at OF dt and of Sides at quoati Sales
OF limited parcels OF nav city cured at cents for Shou
dep, ~ II for sides and cents tor Hams. Lard
inquired after, but We quote western No
IN kegs at 81 Q, and in barrels at 81 cents New
iao Kegs No i western @ inspected at cents on atm time e.
and 100 Kegs No. city inspected at cents, cash.
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There we're transaction Of note in tho Bal,imo,a
market for Howard street -four the 26,h nst Hold.r
were offering freely at S637t without finding any pur
chasers and some willing to sell fraction be-
low the rate We note a sale of 500 bbs mixed brands
at So SIT The market closed dull There was settle
ment receipts from Ono or two parcels
Of city mills -four sold at S625, but holders gene
rally asked $500 The supplies of wheat large
and stocks In the milcrs hands being fair prices deci
ed Sales o good to prime reds made I25 1870
cts and ordinary to good at lis l23 cts Large sales
oil fenna white were made at 35 cts Sales OF Penna
reds at i32 cts Sales of Md white corn nj 20 cts
40 cts.
Although several eastern operators were yet in the
msket the only transaction Of consequence in Buffalo
"p '"e th nstsn was the sale Of 800 barrels Black
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American Manufactures,


There is very little doing in this market the is
too far advanced There are, however. no change il
prices.
In Boston the demand is steady and the stocks are
light
The demand in Baltimore is limited the stock small
and prices Arm.
The accounts of the progress of manufacture in all
parts OF the Unsn continue remarkably favorable.
1t is said that Eve nndred thousand brick from Cox
sacke, being landed at West Troy for the building
OF factories at Conoes.
The .lcsdemist. published in Lawrenceburgh, Ten
nessss, gives the following particulars 10 rela
ton to the manufactures Of Lawrence county :
nne isos0ry Of Noah Parker runs 100 pndss em
$4,000 dozen Of thread The capital vested in the esta
blishment is $4,000. The factory of John Woods runs
and spins 900 dozen Of thread Capital
$4,000 That of Midnight and Parks $50 spinaes
100000 dozen Of thread Capital 81 00oO simonton &
Cos run 24o spndles employs 10 hands 100 bales
OF cotton and spins 90 600 dozen Of thread Capital
$4,000 William Parks runs 750 spindles employs 35
hands, 225 bales OF cotton and spins dozen
Of thread Capital $40 000 The whole amount of cap
tai vested in these Eve factories hands
poyed SO cotton consumed Cos bales thread spun
4s6 600 dozen There are two other spinning factories
is stated many factories Of the largest class
will 60 into operation within fifty sixty miles of New
buryport Mass, during the next season Probably lar
ger number are going up within this circle than in any
other portion of the country There is the mammoth
mill at Portsmouth, with 900 spindles almost many
as all the six factories in Newburyport will have when
completed: and that at Salem, running 900 spndles
High up the Merrimack, at Manchester, two or three
Nashua a large mill is also building At Lowell, the
Merrimack Manufacturing Co. putting up mill 400
feet long to run 10000 spindles, and the Hamilton Co
one of 300 feet long to 5000 spndes and the Mid
diesex Woolien Company, are also about building a
large mill At Dover, tne Cocheco Company are erect
ing the largest calico prntery in the country.
The walls OF the two new mills III Newbaryport, are
complet and tho machinery all contracted for that
they will be in operation early nest summer The
Globe Mill will have 900 spindles and s25 looms and
the Ocean Mill 5000 spindlss and 2l6 looms In addi-
ton to all these we learn by gentleman from Lowell,
that the Directors of the Lowell Manufacturing Compa.
NY voted last week to erect new mill $40 feet long and
200 wide i've stories hgh for the manufacture OF Power
Loom Carpets will contain so Brussels and $50 In.
grain Looms
Since the revival of the manufacturing business the
demand for machinery has been very great
partly for the manufacture Of coarse yarns and fabrics
and partly account Of the difficulty of filling orders
for new machinery. Many manufacturers who have
had secosdhand machinery for sale for long time with
out finding purchaser, have disposed of it at good
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CHEMICAL BALSAM,

REMEDY for all diseases incidental to the Hair and It's
IN restorative in all where Badness not beyond the
reach of art.
MERIrs OF CHEMIcL BALsAM HAIR IrvIaoRToR.-It
prevents Badness. Itremoves Dand and Cutaneous Scru
It keeps the Hair in its natural color and prevents i from
lief beautiful and healthy restorative of the Hair it
will be found trial uncqualed Prepared solely by f. Pha
Ion, No. GA Broadway.
Xgents--O Fish Co.. Washington, D. g.; Aver Phelsn,
ngs corner Of Tenth and Chestnut sts Padepha H. Rice,
corner Of Court and Howanrd streets Boston Brow
Ulster Co.. N Y; V. 3. Locsrow, No. s. Beaver street,
s. Tonsey, Syracuse "; Gorton Anderson Newport, r.
IL and No. I73 Division street. opposite Ludlow, N Y.
o1N funym
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by our government and il cannot therefore. but
cogpize this duty toward other governments the
part Of its functionaries residing abroad
II is with much regard therefore that feel compelled
TO deny myself the pleasure OF sfordng you the
through the agency Of this department. of circulating
your valuable and patriotic journals in Germany.
am, gentlemen, respectfully, your obt sert.
JAMES BUCHANAN.
Messrs. Jacob uhl, William Won Eichthal, and j. @.
klenck.
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Rock Flour at IS 60 and 900 bbls mixed Michigan
and Indiana at SIS So
An idea ofthe increasing business at the West may be
gathered from glance at some Of the products and pro-
pety Of Lsperts county Indiana with its 900 nhab-
tans in iss' as comparedwith sthe returns of
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vessels loading and will leave in the of the
week for Liyerpoo-Msy Flower, Crabree Heury Pratt,
Hartley, Goodwin, Davis Venice Dunlevy; Samuel Hicks
Bunker Finland, Clark and ST Lawrence, Brown Letter
bags for each of these vessels at the Exchange News
Rooms and also those for the ship Isaac Aeon which sails
tomorrow for London.
CoLLIsoNIn the heavy SW blow at Boston, Thursday,
brig Rival Of Portland ded foul Of sch Aun OF New York
from Little River sc. and carried bowspr The Ann
lost both of her close the deck.
BRa CEYLoN. IT Salem from Sierra Leone % days TO
the northward Of Bermuda with heavy westerly gales
ARRIVALS CLEARANcEs the Of New York. for the
week ending Nov. 27:-
.4rrired. Cleared Ton'ge cid.
American .......... go. l6 % 5000
Foreign l,aUS
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POKr OF NEW YUitk, NOVEMBER q

shp Prince Albert Sebor Loadou, Grnnell Mintum Co
Snp Isaac Aiisr,n, Tory, Lvnduu, Cook X smr,h.
Snip oouth Carolina, Hamilton Liverpool, tiro Sutton
ohip Nay FLOWER CrabtI.s. Liverpool, Cook 4 Smitn
mp S9fh Bend spagas Hull, Crosby, ,Iucker Co
onp BAL iinore JohGston, Havrs, Boyd Hi ckrn
nh'p Coiio anus Haiis, Marseii,es, Boyd x Hncksp
Dafque Mazeppa, Smith, kio JaneIro via nj -bm,pd Va
bafqus WIN Ivy, hnaa, New Orleans johnson 4 Lowd.u
brx CeIere toicl Stable. Palermo, l. Pam.eri.
brIs SSa Aen, Kingston, ia NesInith & w .lsh.
brig Historian NH ken, Csinpeachy, Boash nd Thebaud
Bf Wakaila, Muiiord wi gton G. Johnson lowdrn
schf Active klch, Central Aneri'a.
schf Jonn Duncan, Woodhne. Sc roir de Forest ca
ochr Harriet Smith, Smith Mobile
schr Jonas om tn, Coilett, Wilmington, NC.
schr Noe, Avery, Baltimore, Johnson Lowden
schrPizano, ohernan, Boston, w Lewis.
schr Sun. Holbrook, Boston.
sdai sehf Ellen slaa 4 lkodmanb Ellis. New Bedford.
Barge Albany, Nave, PniladeIphis
Barge mIddleser, Wilcox, fh ladelphia.
Arrived.
Ship Brooklyn, Richardson fiom Lsndon ruth ult with
mds, 10 Richardson Co.
Bremen baque Carl Wilhelm, schnR q days I'm Bremen
with mdse and ~ Passengers TO n X Poppe
Columbian brig Carolina. Van Hagen, days from Argos.
turA with hides 10 bales deer SKINS Osrchs Kfugrr
Lett no American vessels th inst ION 81 20 E gale
rom NJ, spit malnsail rysaiI jib &c The anctored
inside the Hook on Thu,sd y n,gnt
sehr Charles Ellis Stednaa Philadephs 5000 busbsl,
wheat to Woodruff v Miniurn.
hntyRssp-Schr Joseph Brown, bound TO Phlade ephia-
~ morning. of the Hook, the blow carrsa away
~ loi einast aud topmast. Put bach repair Was
~ oy pilot boat Mary Liien.
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minceiImn eO us ftoeOr7.

ron EunorE-Packet ships Europe for LyerpooI Prince
ALBERT io' London and the Coolanus Halle for Marsee
VIII sail tomorrow MONDAY noon Packet ship Baltimore.
Johnston, Tor Havr will leave on Wednesday sbps Sea
Edwards south Carolina Hamilton and Kalamazoo Meier
for Liverpool Will also ,sil on Monday The foIlo.n.
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Sales of Stocks at Boston.

BRoKERs' BoARp, Nov. 2s.-255 shars Norwich s Wor.
ceser Railroad 90; 25 do do 9is % do Western Rail-
road e9i SO do Old Colony Railroad l06 100 do Long
Island Railroad 77l 100 do do ut; 100 do do Is ds.
77t SO do do 77s $50 do do 80 ds ia: % Reading
Railroad 10 ds 3o 100 do do 30 ds 3o 600 do do
29i; do New England Worsted Co, 90; 100 do East
ds, 72t. 80
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Cotton Trade.

our remarks regarding the state of this market for
this State previous to the departure of the Caledonan
ieebly supported and holders anxiou to sell this
feeling continued through the following week and as
gradually fell of, making in all decline Of about one
quarter cent up to Saturday 22d instant on Friday
morning 2lst instant we received three days later ac-
counts from Liverpool per steamer Massachusetts, and
IN the afternoon after business hours the later advces
per steamer Britannia to the 4h instant were receive
heie by Express the letters mail coming hand the
following day. The sales in Liverpool continuing small
and the Manchester market being dull and heavy or
goods and yarns, and prices being quoted oneeighth
lower hada depressing effect here and sales were made
on Saturday 22d inst at one quarter cent decline;
cline, and the demand continuing since prices
gradually improved and are now about similar those
existing the day before the Britannia arrived con-
siderable portion OF this demand was from our own
spnners who usually buy freely at this period of the
seasons the part taken by exporters has been chiefly
or Frances buyers for the English market participating
to very limited extent we have reduced our, quota.
tons abent one quarter cent from those existing on
ket which appeared firm at the close of business last
evening The sales for the week. ending 2and instant
were 5O0e bales this week. last evening 5000 bales
The advces from the South, in relation the crop
now coming in, continue to be of the most favorable
character and we have doubt but that the highest
estimates will be realized The picking season has bee
every thing the manufacturers could wish and the ah
sence of rains reshes &C. induce to think the weld
will turn out larger than ever before known far
estimates concerned those from the best nfol
parties are not less than twenty hundred
bales The movements in this staple this season.
luiou Win Tue tWo PIeNlous nave Deen as follows
Receipts at Ports of the U s. since Sept ls45 36 1876
same period last year, 34l 1856
Exports from L. S. since Sept. !, ls4S. is5 500
same period last year. 49,. 2l5772
year before. 972l3
The receipts at this port since the lst instant amount
TO 270O bales Exports for period IL 4s5 bales
Taken by SpinDers 1000 bales Taken or speculation
500 bales Stock in city 20 O00 and the amount on sale
1000 bales.
We the current quotations this market at the
close compared with those ruling the 18th instant
Quotations THE New York Market
LIVERPOOL CLAssIFIcATIos.
Nou I3 Nor 20
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week ending Nov. 27:- 49,
American ....'..... '.... sss 3aSs ,sSs
Foreign. Laos
Number Of passengers arrived for the period 280
Notice to Mariners.
RrouLArIoSs OF THE PoRr OF SAouA La GRAypr.-Ths
January he s.sas i Ssnas shall opened
lst Spanish vesse bearing the national flag may
discharge and od again une the ordinary regulations
in ballast and for the of loading with and other
Spanish and foreign are admitted when they bring
the tolpwug and raters psaks and boards
shingles frames Of boxes; iron and zinc plates gum
he ss ssa nS ss s %
and g. steam for sugar plantations separate frame
h carry Other than those above
tened they discharge their at the which
Baqae Minerva smyh NIB cruise spoken 9th
III inst srhsT psrsisal ''' ''A' 'A' "eA "s
CID New Bedford 2sh inst ship Metacom Smith for NV
s. Jaso caDs de ysrd. Oct a Ss9as DiTou. Smith
Died ss
'1i:s & s s:S as
vsra Islands, Aug Is. report her clean, al well
ysd: July 81 day. rs her essS to sail oes for
Patagonia sealing and whaling
spoken.
supplied the Ceyion SALEM with provisions
Foreign Ports.
0oTTRNBURo, Oct 23-ln port Sw ship Virginia for New
jane Sa.as ya iaas a
S s4 s d %
s% IL e. e.. & gs; qssfc s |
lor for Gambia and United States dy-only American
Home Ports.
afn'f SGSs
s% @ ssS
aea ss
by Rappshannoek also bringing up portion Of the
:ss .a bssssa & j s1ssa zip s.
My Aa o %ss 'Pf Gd%Ss
Ny ssx.dahoet Dqwass Ts%Torl
SSv 5 Ss Miw
ss'ss Nss sssj :ss S.sSs nm
Apalaeheos Raaass pale..ns Eas, Coast of Africa Aca,
~ sfs sss: I'd
eSmos Fhsds"ha % s.i Albany % S mystic sSs cSsfch pr
sSr *; s ss:a WT III SsI:
Gem
Bolivar and others; Brig Lsvnt for Frankfort load for
CyILEs Toy 29-Ar5 Romeo H.eo1n; Ganses. Goodwin
'nH s.nsrG Lufkn CALAIS tor New Y9dk ;,
ready Pacific Sid se, .eSi Mbo~e New w York via
s' fR5s: s s k New ~ xGs ST. % s
W,gh: AID Ahm brown. do; Ruckm an Somerset do
sf cssssss fs AsIf ys
Nov ssnArT bg Rpp,rt csIdsnas 2 schr
Yak HssI sas Nsw fsr
Mar Mbs aJS ID ds S h'Si %m
DC is4 e: ss~ Sc %
mare Snow, aud Sea. Jones Thom,ston for dos Louana
% 9s s :aa four sS 81
the port
HrAsss Nov 2aArr schr Euphrates Albany Sid II
LUnEo Nov 2a-Arr .ehr Iole, Wooster New York. Sid
Ioh nG brig iss;o New phadelphia; schrs Romeod doi
NAsTEcKEr. Ncy 25..Arr schr Clarion, Albany.
Rubeon bosne. New York Ann Maria, Albany soop. Nan
ey Harvey do James tncy saugeies 2sthITwo topsai
snip seS New Or
Nsw Hsy.r Ny 27-Ar, soopa Tantivy Albany Thomas.
NHw LONDON Nov @-(oHce of the News)-Arr .loop
Cleaner Norwich for Albany 9TH Phadelphia Edgar Nan.
,qcket for New York; 2sh soop Aurora, Geer, Norfolk
NEwronT. Nov 25--Arr schrs Abby Morton and Charles
n ,o Rn.n e. Albany for Bcs,9n
Hsyana.
Bedell New York; Montreal Boston, Latona, New Bedford
Kokeno Norwich
PHIADELrHA, Nov 2s-Arr schr. Wave, Plym,uth Thad
Ashland Albany.
PLxMourH, NOV ao-sld schrs Susan, Holiness New York
PORTLAND, Nov 2s-Arr schrs Juno Robinson New York;
Reh RReh"9rd racaaS ANpdro%da N Ts E% and Mary Maria
KeHHosp Nov g.EArT schrs Hannibal, Aumiel and Peter
DSuthy Lucy Lo.ing and Ch.Iot,e WssieG!t New York
salem Noy y1-Arr brig ylon Sierra Leene schr; Euro
aS 5 ssS Mas Kx Ssw gG, a
Ames, New York
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REcoGNTTIoN.-The President has recognized
Auguste Belmont as Consul-General of Austria, for
the States of New York, Pennsylvania, Maryand,
Virginia. Del aware and New Jersey, and for the
Distrc OF Cnumhia
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Delivered this week
Stock on hand, bbls.

bARLEf6 aS cents for choice lots; 81 cents was re-
BRaSnEs-The demand is light but prices are firm at
previous quotations. the stock not large there has NOT
peen any important sales Of any kndthe remarks
CorFks.The market is very firm and prices are we'll
sustained the steck re markaby small for the season
5000 do Java principally white; 1000 do st. Dom,ne O.
1900 do Sumatra Cuba Porto Rico The sales tbis
do as at 4 q
q Sic; 900 Java at 10 llc 200 do Sumatra at ~
: Corfks.-New sheathing continues very steady at 23c
mohths We noticed a sale of old at Is a Isl, cash
Hors- Eastern have receded some what; we notice a
sales OF first sort at 27c still holds out at
81 Soc cash. There sale at auction OF "a bales
Of Western, which were taken at 2oa a 2sc cash.
laoN'-Transactons are small particularly in Bar,
quoted at s35 $40 cash and at $50 sac smos
LhApIdhere has BEEN OF late great deal doing in
lena Gaxehe estimates thst there will be paid this
year In the mining couties about millions of dollars
for its staple article-lead.
hrmer sales of 200 hhd Cuba a2c 400 do Porto Rico
q to 27c 200 do N old CROP 81 26c 800 barrels
at 2ec.
RA,.ss.The market is very heavy sales of about
1000 boxes bunch in small lots at So 10
NICE The demand for prime parcels of the crop
has been very brisk and sales large s. for ordinary
SusAKs-This week are very dull, the season of our
interior trade being nearly closed; prices of old crop
old foreign Sugars in bhds I psr ,ns s'oof
Cuba boxes does not exceed 1000 all ms; on this
description the decline fully lc per pound from the
highest point OF the The first arrival of the
new crop New Orleans which very good but rather
green brought tic; the arrival solo at consi.
derabie decline from that Since then prices Of new
crop have rallied and may be considered high at pre-
sem as the MAJ ket the first arrival sales Of about
oo hhd old crop New Orleans at st to 7c 200 do new
crop DO al 1c $50 do Porto Rico &c. 700 boxes
brown Havana at to ec 200 do white do LOT I0a
cents. - Os
TosAcco.-The market continues firm, but the demand
rs Stacking of prices &c the same no sales for ship
Ping About 200 hhds Kentucky from 10 7c accord.
ing to quality.
WHrE WAx-la bales Cuba White Wax for export
at b0c, short price
WooL-Ihe market is steady, with fair amount of
business Sales OF Mexican have been made at llc In
MO Grande, there has also been transactions on
terms not made public.
WiNhs-There is considerable demand prevailing for
low priced red and white Wines and the sales have been
large; the stock Of these kinds small sale. of 400
Madeira at so to 200 do Cette do at 40 10 4sc 2 do
Sweet Malaga at 43 to doc.
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The sales to-day reached 400 bales at our quotations
holders are firm owing TO the small stock and the fact
that the demand from spnners will yet reduce It cousi
deraby Freights for Liverpool fully offered at Id
'ut the high prices Of the staple forbids s6ipments
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Passengers A

Passengers Arrived.
LospoF-Shp Brooklyn-lsaac Gage Mrs Richardson and
Calcutta. - " ~'o =
BREMEs.Barque Carl Wilhelm-Mr Marlz and lady MIR
f.ntheier, MIR Papendrek-4e in the steerage.
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DIANO FORTES FOR Hire. az 4II Broadwav. up .ta

DIANQ FOKIES FOR HIRE, at All Broadway up Atars
Il DANIEL WALKER, Manufacturer OF Piano Fortes has
constantly on hand an extensive OF elegant Hose
including Grand and Cabinets with aud seven
Gold Medal the largest premium, awarded to him At
tho last Fair OF the Amer Institute for In
Piano Fortes NIB An Organ with four stops in good CON
cheap or to loan on time Store All Broadway Mandatory
West lfth 81 near 9TH avenue. u6 im-rc
EEATHEKS-3oo0 lbs Weaten Live Geyse Fssthers, in
Il very 6ne order, Tor sale by y. X COLLINS Co.
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Foreign lmportations.

Bn.Mks-Ba,qu- Csri Wilhem-5a3o b1. pipes oelIichs &
hfnge-l cdsk6 bxs Meyer0 cks chests box II. inner
Mecke-3 bxs sk Schmeyer Brothers-7cs cs Vsetor
Achilles box Z Ahrenfedt-2G q w suman-I Weinuann
. cs 912 bxs to order : =
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CHICKERING'S
PIANO-FORTE WAREROOMS,
Z0S Rrn0 n .v.rv

Il CH1CKERING would inform the public that he has re-
moved his Pianos from corner OF Brosdw and Park
Place TO Rooms No sand Lafgge Building 293 Boadwny
doors aboye keade street wheehe keep general
the same prices as at his factory IN Boston
The public invited TO call his and examine the
present stock nj Imsv
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STAINED GLASS,
" AEIous res and coor ccg..nsy bard szd for sale
by HOOUE + VlETOR
NJ imSns Pearl street., vp stairs.
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co m M e RClAL.

Saturday Evening, Nov. 80.
were sales to day in Pots at 50 sIt 50