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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-24

The Boston TTanssrfpi of the ath ssys;-The weather
this morning cool aud whit IRISH. There was n
white frost last night lee made Long Island
sunday night and IN the city Of New York In exposed
Places ihe White Mountains we're covered with snow
YESTERDAY morning Our informant states that it ed
In that vicinity oil day Sunday The Northern Lights
shone last -sening with unusual lusue Full quarter
past Of the hssyens illuminated and tho liz
tee most Hrilitn' which have seen for many year.
These Gre Sok o the North Pole" are at this
20 their best attire"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-24

HAvRr-ship Elizabeth Eilen--50 bits 100 ca ch.un,.
Biuinge sons cs mdse Garfield Brothers CO. ~ ~,
30 d. Harnden co., do Etlenne-i no Bocesn eo 'e
do Bi.sse.soo bks champagne w CathbertoS-i es
Beeker-l0o bkts wine Selgaette COT sourternot
Duac 40 do Hargous Brothers-i do Booaeen Graves
col do Gillespie 4 Atwei-Iek Pone Freres col do
Merton Bensrd--5 cs heron Matand-3 do X Ger.
ding 40 Wenp, Of Ph,'s-H do NJ Oppenheimer co
II do w Iberton-l00 bkts wine Dnrsnd Col cs
LegouI-ioo bk,s champagne Cazet Asto n25 do Hen
den-2 do Auby-2 do Land--% CT ok bis la bdIs
willow TO order Il. ~
HAvAs.-Ssrk Elr,beth-oss bxs sugar woolsy Wool
Ny-l Dbl 1000 segars to master.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-24
PhiIadelphia Cattle Market.

Der. Offerings of the week large and consist Of
l400 head mostly Western beef cattle; 500 taken New
York; 240 cows and calves 700 swine and 1000 sheep
and lambs.
PsIcrs-Beevss dull and about 45o sold at 81 SOY
the 100 lbs.
Cows and Calves-Sales of Sl2 a IS.
Swine Mostly bring SIS a on the 100 lbs.
Sheep and Lambs-Plenty, and dull at 81 a = each as
in quality.
Hsy-S:eady, with sales of good Timothy at 20 $50
the cwt Straw scarce, and commands SCI 81 the 100
bundles
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-24
Family Provision Market.

The show of fine beef at the dere markets is quite
large and in the country market quantities by the
quarter sold daily to many Of the shopkeepers at
AZ to cents the h. Lamb continues plenty, with
few saddles OF good mutton. Pork has come in freely
and il offered at 4}s to cents the lib.
The fish markets well supplied.
Poultry is getting plenty and prices less than last
week.
Vegetables of all kinds are abundant
We noticed some fine saddles of venison with plenty
OF wild fowl, at reasonable prices
Fruits Of the usual variety EXCEPT peaches are pen-
ty, and at prices according to oualty n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-24

TN. JOHNSON IL Duane street. near Chanam street, 10
LOO oldest and Medical and Sur
gica 10 the city Of New York the
OF certain class of delicate diseases The Doctor
sked stand for eleven years and during time has
successfully treated IL 900 cases Of vcnera mercura and
other delicate complaints The Doctors reputation for skill
preem,nsnt No matter how long you may have geet strc
ulcers the body the throat,
the head aud bones of the legs, WILL md you, il
your case durable. Constitutional weakness, sometimes
dalged IN By young men Many unfortunate victim Of
Dyspepsia weakness OF the limbs, and small Of the back
confusion OF intellect orgetfuness pitaon OF the heart
Aversion 10 society, only symptoms of this complaint
he warrants cure IN every case no charge Mild and
cent cured IN days Port paid letters
q? for advice atteuded TO- DR. JOHNSON is regularly
educafed fhysicish sud Surgeon 90 lmsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-24
Cua. 30 ks:.Eai<
New York. October x3

New York. October x3.
AsHEs-The market was quite brisk yesterday, and
prices advanced sales made of 900 bbls pearls
50 OK s., and 400 bbls pots at 81 Is a so.
Cor 10 day amour. to 1900 bales anl range
generally sloDg inside quotations. although occasion
ally an advance of one-eighth OF that has
been paid The market Is well supplied, and portion
of the sales have been made for export We quote
LIysHfooL QUALIFICATION
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-24

The Tdlahasse Sentinel of the 18th inst siys Prom
all the information gather. the cotton crop 10 this
vicinity will be quite as light IL not lighter, than was
anticipated. We scarcely planter who in gather
Innate he made survey Of his field, SO much
does the yield turn out below his anticipatons.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-24

-DnAIH oF Az ARrnr-Mr. b. f. Smith, portrait paint
y.supying room over Mr. Earc's gilt frame esta-
was found In his apartm ent dead about FIVE
LOO ~ IAl evening Mr. Smith had been ngsged dur
1890 li,is 10 painting the likeness of lad About
ths door oil has room and him lying on the aoor as
ss s,sssP a. he made noise like snoring
dead subsequently, The who wsre callod IN
TO ys- the eosy stated that hi. death was caused by
had Just returned from Europe where he had aona =,
improve himself On Wednesday he walked to the resi-
dsnoe Of his father some distance Of town. and on
returning complained slightly Of being unwei-Psnn.
syisaafsn. WV"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-24
Fassengers Arrived.
Foreign lm,,,r,.,,..-

,HsvRE-ShIp Elizabeth Eren-H q samssby. of Bo.or
45AvANNAH-Schr Patmos-Miss Adams
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-24
MARTINI T. HERALD.

Movements Of the steam ships.
seam1 Captains Lssss D.s s sm ssgs
Caledonia, Lott. $500. Oct 49,. Oct d.. Nov
Britannia, Hewitt. 80. Oct 49,. Nov g.. Nov ls
Acadia, Judkins. Nov A., Nov 49,. Dec
9. Western, Matthew'S. Oct a.. Nov g.. Dec 2
Caledonia -, 90. Nov 10, Dec a.. Dec IL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-24
WEIR'S CELEBRATED BROWN
Ell l. (.rrIIARY

A PPROVED and recommended by the faculty-a neveI
n failing remedy for al OF the kidneys nfan
nation an weakness of the urinary ogaps both IN males and
femars This excellent dicna PREPARATION (suiied for
all climates has been known 10 fail in removing the
obstinate attacks OF gonorh9a, &c. ard Can be safely
recommended to the public operations quick
diet or hindrance from business
Prepared only by JAMES WEIR, 2is Grand street, in
boxes at shillinys and shngs box. None
uness sIgned by the proprietor
u Orders through the Post Office Will be duly attended
a Ina
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-24
LOOK Ar NUS
FALL FASHION, 1916.

N WIN. BANTA, No. 81 Canal street, and l90lH
AChaham offers his friends and The public ~
large q HAS Of the style at the following
fur Hats warranted retain their shape and colQr ST. short
nap silk Hats ur bodies, Sc 90 first quality raris mole
Also, the fall patterns of ehidTsns silk velvet and fancy
cloth mohair CLOTH OIL silk plush and fur caps Gc
Boys fall pattern fur and silk hsts oil lmsre
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-24

FIpr BoARp Oct. 23-25 shsres Mechanic Bank cash,
-; Lehgh stock, 49, 400 do loan 5ox
ArrxH sALEs-SSoo0 STATE SIS, 67X
stcoNp BoAep-S2e0 Kentucky bonds, COZ.
pnrt1s sALrs-siooo City SIS, 97h. shares Kentucky
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-24

ruBLisHEp ~
JAMES GORDON DENNETT, Snr-~
usasnwpss Comm % TUtgeu 40 NAuAD M
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-24

FIRST quality of Nptria FnI,. ......-..".....ssa
f ir%no d. Mole.2in No.
T SfsGsd &c. &c. 90. ..:s%
euRNE EYs;TA NEW Py EEliHs ST
FIRST GUILTY. x FIVE s'f asaT'is..:
EEIEsT QUALITY SILK
III THESE prices have been firmly s:;i.Esd and may
pee fs ask value
% ne y % & ss
a:is''''' ''' sheii m Fulton ST.
resgeetfy informs he pablo The. hs e.
" practies sSofns
such =, Of the SPINE bones jca qss .s5O:
which iSs young liable il n I.ss ss.:,
clan. and member Of the @edicae faculty. ole m.fe
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE " AID,
TG yf Ea S 'iizi Af aas
the best best yet Known this country Europe
s @ nsss e. e %
G h % e.
ask fsr julie. Hs.r. LIQUID Hal. al
a. Z $.S%s * NAKED - ".' m
hs s ZEN swsdsd to the subscriber the
Haul saa ss Il s % s::
m E Phsteph AnS a; %:
T. A. Artsu Lafayette bazaar corner Of Liberty and Broaa
snS I'D he
ted s,a aes.n ''Ae anu 0' al "a im.r
BIRD GAGE MANUFACTORY,
Would e. s"s tn.
public, that he keeps constantly hand. large supply
Ct snS Ss9s sSd RSf
,ss s'
bought elsewhere }. KELLY. .slm.r
nlsEAsEs OF THE URINARY ORGANs-sucha 81
Ihrfurr md aeu fed aaqa n
E SIsss.. ss;s$;;s 1 ;..s.."
aAi.o, donorrhoa. IsesIiIiIy. co.,. s..
are fgsedy and seeus Lem9yss BY
" suitable for females They give tone ami snersy
Eenerave rarely if ever sxperieneed from skp
1ss, and st. % &
fSk raE 81 Ii H.
Of ri Ssw Y0 Ct c
eonsnus to direct their par.ieai.r .s,snticn 4. q
Of ssa s
a.. 70 or 70 maie
cation 70 the College on the first Of those disease:
One Of the members Of the College years con
@ s All: si oa
E GFSR4AST RI r. Nssn' isfs;
+ The and sesns n. ehs 70
tanning 4. medicine requisite 70 perform radical cure
s1 ssis s1s ni sssAs sesa
any, and enclosing s. pG;1rSdR iHHH5s e ND
IS Nassau street. New York.
vELPEAU's. SPECIFIC PILLS.
s' III 81 ss
bss 3: .r e s
Tor ali diseases Of the urshrs They sase, smue
shorter than any OTHER remedy, without tanting III
business ssla, a'' fss psr boz. - ' '''
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CUREDs
esrsden Teo s ef ssbsy prone.
by secret Indulgence Of kind Il Invau
pie remedy for ,n2otenes "snlty or bsrrenncss unle
single bottles 81 Of hsfs dozen IS; c1efh
packed, and cent 20 ali parts NJ the Union.
RECORDS ALTErhT'VE MIXTURE.
EOh the permanent enTe OF prra secondary syphili
ysnsnh ulcers. nodes. or any comp ala produced BY
All persons suspeeting veereal faint their
tenn should use hls powerful purifier without delay.
d.esse yithou thoroughly cleansing the system with th
for ST. carefully packed and to all othe Union
ooSoLNrt 9fSTik xSI AN6 sA Ss
Phsasey FOR the . Ssss Of au.cis
This refined and highly ccncenrased extract possessing
herbs Siss BY
TO ertacv Of sarsapsris present before the publ
rg from an impure state Of the blood such .croiuls
salt rheun, ring worm botchc' pimpes. ulcers pam
ofsyphis or an injudicious use Of msrcury.
Sold 70 : s,.. 81 SH,,s. DOZEN e. bottle, SIS
4" one dozen 80
u.s. sSssS !s, @ q e. " Sois. p.rsA
oihes open fsomsA Micsr nM.Lu.xosou Md.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-24

- ROBERTSON proprs tor Of the Phoenix Hat u
and Cap Manuf.ctory returns his acknowledgements % n:
patronage Of his establishment He ha: lstsy removed from
fall style lately inodu ced and which has been much ad
med for It's symmetry and elegance, 10 being EXHIBIT
ed the great disparity between his prices
and those OF his brethren u trade in Broadway he sEges
tina; his Hats will be found examination equal the
He invites the to call and have
their Doubts set at rest. WIN. ROBERTSON, JR
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-24
FARM WANTED
J, kELLiNGEA'S LlNIMENI.


l %eot what they have long and seriously called for;
Not solitary the sale oil twenty thousand
bottles has been known falling do ali that was expected of
it. acts like magic in all rheumatic aHcct ions and
of all and nature yield TO it Immediately is
the application is made and in shorter time than
grant, safe and agreeabeto be used all
nay and internally aud fear OF taking cold
Mr. Jares Murphy Of the Bowery Line of Stages that
it saved the life ofhs and in using twenty dozen
not bottle has failed.
High BrdgeAt this place groce after has been used
without failure. Mr. Arnold Mason and Mr. Samuel Ro
bes builders of the bridget Mr. Mason that by the
Of three four bottles his rheumatic have been entire
y eradicated Mr. Roberts his opinion that II
one Of the OF saving his life from injury
taiued from fall. To be had John and the
great Ceanl DEPOT Harlem Railroad Office, City Hall, in
large bottles, at so cents per bottle. s29 lmsre
LOOK Al THIS!
ID. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN if You want fne
rticle OF Boois Shoes call st 367 Broadway where
you Will ind the largest assortment cheapest and the
moo, fashionable IN the city, Do nos mistake the
Der, 367 Broadway, cor OF Franklin street.
N "a large assortment Of Imported French Boots,
the low price Of Five dollars and the lge: Of
over shoes OF all kinds. M. CAHlLL.
o2o lm.rrc
OLD BOSS RICHARDS is astonishing -
the citzens and country people with wonder
full low for his best quality and fashionable
~ and durable Boots aud Shoes Look for BOSS RICH
ARDS, No. 325 and 324 Hudson corner Vandam g.
NBThousands of every kind 6t the foot and please
tie mind. oS lm*r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-24
ESTABLISHED PRICES AT
GURNEY'S NEW ESTABLISHMENT,
lA FULTON STREET. lSun Buildingl

E EEEnNXH quality BLACK FUR HAT........."S
"A THESE prices have been firmly established and
abs implicitly relied the beauty, style and finish
of the article which they apperan. The proprietor would
respectfully ask the public the value of his Hats by
comparison with tie productions: Of other manufactures
the city, and believes candid mind will leave the
mses dissatisfied With them or their prices.
sls Im*m T. T. GURNEY, I34 Fulton 1t.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-24

f.nMAN RI fSlCIAN-Dk. HklNE, No. Duane
~ most respectfully informs the public that he has
y e office pactes under chronic affections
such diseases Of the bones joint ulcers scroua
mereur,ai diseases strctures piles Be- Also certain dis
which the young liable in all large Cities
c;ay ma ,n.nher ~ IN m ~ f,cui,v ola Irnsrr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-13

The Winyan Is. CO. Observer says that the weather
has been highly propous to the harvest and that
rice crop Of that neighborhood harvested in
better condition.
The Georgetown O5seraer of tho 9TH inst says:-The
close Of the harvest has been favored by another dry and
bland week as to the weathsr-and we much question If
the rice crop of the neghborhood was harvested in
better condition than the present crop.
We learn from the Yorkville Is. C) Miscellany, that
the cotton crops red lands in that vicinity very
good-he sandy lands not producing quite so well
From what We can earn says the Milledgeville Jour
nal from various sections OF the State led to be-
eve that the cotton crop Georgia will not be short
anticipated few weeks back. The crop will be
larger than last year; and had been for the
caterpillar and worm, ii would have been quite large
one. As is, we think there will be at least three
fourths Of an average.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-13
Cotton Crop.


The New Orleans Commercial Times of the 3rd inst,
says =" The accounts from the interior in regard to the
CROP do not from those previously received at all
events they do not lead to anticipate favorable
result than was hitherto expected. The recent fine
weather has.enabled planters to progress rapidly with
picking and throughout the greater portion lower
country. they will have finished gathering by the 2Oh
inst In Louisiana and Mississippi the worms have made
such clean sweep that the crops longer be in.
advces less favorable than those received
time ago. and letters received to-day from the Atlantic
States where the great increase over last looked
for, much more guarded in their predictions. The
worms have made their appearance in each of these
sections and wherever they aght nict great injury in
Incredible short space OF time In South Alabama the
crops have suffered immensely, and the impress
sion at Mobile is that the receipts will fall considerably
short Of last year Estimates Of the total growth of the
United States freely INDUCED in present. but until
the season further advanced and the entire damage
more definitely ascertsned, shall not venture 10 imi
tate the socalled knowing ones" Later advices from
Europe will be due here Sunday, by the steam ship
Great Western, which left Liverpool the l2th ult
The Hbernia will be the steamer with accounts to
the 10Th ult and likewise presents the first favorable OPP
portuny for dispatchng correspondence from this quar-
terbeing advertised to leave Boston the 10th ins-
The weather since our last has been clear and within
the past day two quite COOL The general health of
the city continues excellent and beyond all
danger Of epidemic The river remains at low.w alter
markv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-13
Passengers Arrived.
ASrwERp-Bsrk Niole-Mr q Herberts.
Foreign lmporsations.

LIyEnPooL-shp Lueona-a53o sacks salt Thompson X
Nephews
,ASIwE.r7Bsrk Nole.o eks speIter MeG.ll Strong
Seo-iBess Brady-li n w z II Mali-t v Rosen
i.lt-l Benheimer Y Hausman-3 Brady-l3 Rsyles-t
boeeau Rusch-5 Staulker-2 Grunenthall Van Sakt
Il Belgian Consul.
YBREMEN-Bremeu bark Dana-l case A II Ward & CO.,
do Ahrenfeldt-I BIZ Markoe Wilbur Scottl do Kohlsast
b,ohe5s1l3 do Henschen Unksrtl do scrage Koop
cs BALM Sander-26 bxs Muller-6 do Holman
y Lvsns oil Boston, cs I Poppe-2 do II A&GW
Muoaus-J do Fellows Wardsworth-7S do ID Tillien-
90 Gruna nthai COL do n Bernhemc Housmann
:, 10 Tiffany Young Els-6 to order
A-AoA-itsisn brig Reulia-79J bxs 22Si hf do 2o72
DO raisins 100 bbls Francia Brothers.
ArANzAs-Brig Prince de JoinyiIIc3i3 hhds sugar 1903
Days conee 40 hhds moissses Meyer " Stucken.
ST JOHN, PR-Brig Louder9i hhds mossses IS bhds SUI
gar Msllsnd Comrie-3 bxs mdse Comstock co.
BELIZE HospvRAs-Bark X Gardiner-o0 logs mahogany
brs specie b Blsnco. %'e
RIO GRASpE-Brg Gunne9sc9 hides 81 sacks hair bis
wool 80 do hair 10000 horns hsrbeck X CO. ~ -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-13

NoaSoLK, Oct ssId brig Dsss Porter. Charleston; Br
schr Sophia Clement, fhila-
phia
deipha; Orisnd Brown do for Work; Homer. Kent,
for do; Challenge Park do for Phiasphs; HARRINGTON for
York; Corvo Crockett Thomasoa for do Passed in
the afternoon brig Calcutta from Phiiadepha for Fall Ri
burg; Only Daughter, McDuihe, lMbec, for York
PoRrsmoUrH Oct Arr brig PinrA, Sawyer, Phadei-
phia 9Th brig stephen Young Lakeman, Phadeiphia schs
Fawn Day dos 9Th sid schr General Warren, Davis rhs-
delphia.
PLYMOUTH, Oct o-Arr schs Francis, sweet Newark
sALEM Oct e-AIr brig Jacob story, Pickering, hence;
schr Il II Herrick, Clarence, N York.
SAVANNAH, Oct s-Arr ship Lancsshrs, Lyon Liverpool;
brig Vim Fnlle. Crawford, NYork.
WALpEBoRo Oct 4-sld brig Juniatatnew Morton PHI
ladelphia.
WiLMIsc roN Oct Arr schrs Alare Purnell, NYork;
Ellis stselman, Key We..i Neys.E linton Thomas,on
Powell do oh, bngs Partridge Bsnsow Martinique Frank
lin. Paren, Guadaloupe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-13

Election Candidates. Probable Result
The election in Philadelphia will take place on Tues
day next and ms know your people may wish to know
what will be the probable result send you line on the
subject for the inspection your readers To
right understanding Of our election IL should be re-
memoered that the city and county of Philadelphia COM
pose four Congressional districts
In tne nrsf district Messrs Levin Florence and Nor
rs, are the candidates Two years ago Mr. Levin was
elected BY about eleven hundred majority Southwark
gave Mr. L. 1900 native votes and Mr. Morris whs 500
and Mr.. schman, democrat, about 1900 votes In the
second districtcomposed Of most Of the city wards.
Mr. Joseph r. ingerso Is the wing candidate Mr. Ash.
mead the native. and Mr. Stokes the democratic cand
date Mr. Jos r. Ingersoll, think will be elected In
he third district Charles Brown Is the democratic cand
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-13

FIVE MEN HUNa.-The Baltimore Sun says
During the past summer the States of Alabama,
Georgia and Florida infested with gang of kid
nappers horse thieves and mail depredatos who for
long time eluded the most persevering vigilance Of their
pursuers Alvin Flowers supposed to be the principal
whilst his flight from Georgia, robbed the U.s. mail
Quincy, Florida He arrested the 9th Aug.
announced in paper at the time, and confined in
the all of that place. The father-nlaw Of Flowers with
view to prevent the driver of the mail who the
only witness from testitying against him, waylad and
shot the driver whilst on his box night Two subse
passe niger inside who drove the wounded man into
Quincy, where he died soon after his arrival Immediate
taken for the of the murderer and
he and number of his accomplices captured By
private letter received yesterday learn that spe
cial court called at Quincy which resulted in the
conviction OF the principal and five accompces
cessaries to the murder They were all condemned to
be hung Friday last, and from the excitement and
feeling which existed in that community there is no
doubt that the sentence carried into effect
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-13

John, NE, DO; Elizabeth, Thomas. do, 2 Laurie; Au
s. J 5oSa FsIshsa eoHsssi Ellen suis
1 %a: psiisn Ds% Antilles. ciesSs Aasa:
cs.sa sst Co. w vsas
ton, NC-Barge Cayuga, Owens, Philadelphia.
Arrived.
sd SS AS s,s 81
opsaii blown the yard On the 10th inst
si' ss g ss%sJ Great Western" hence for Liverpool lat 40 20
h sGss from a
heavy gale lay under close reefed ops hours
ss nla a. and :1 and
Bremen bark Diana, Kunkmann, "a days from Bremen
Bark Sole Lsersw Sc days from Antwerp with md.e and
Bark Gardner. Wade as days from Belize Honduras.
Bark Mallory BabbdSe, 20 day. from Glasgow with iron
Bark Urana. Shaw days from Pic,ou with COAL to N
New bark Acton Boorman, days from EastpOrt, with
Bark Calico Bausy days from Bosoa ballast the
with S S coffee 's 81 dis 90" mo
f IT, Ss s:;
fss' rs r. T. y y with 4
Bremen .aP sasss sss%sss, s's - '.'.s
r.. brig as. Gss aoR. from Malaga with
Brig Prince de Joinve, Dennis from Matanza, via Nor.
i0 Ms ro%s Gsysf y Pr with
gar nc to Spies Left schr Albion Just from NYork,
% days passage.
ter, to master.
Brig Star Hubbard Is days from st Kits in ballast
Hubbard 4 Co.
Brig Moses, Weeks l2 days from Charleston with cotton,
TO @ Buckley.
Brig Angola, Bell, days from Boston, with mdse to
Curtis, u.
Schr Trumpet, Ames. Thomaston, lime.
Sehr Henry Clay, from an Eastern port, lumber.
Ship Vrsinan for Liverpool lays anchor the Quaran
tine.
Below.
One bark-unknown.
Sailed.
Ship Atlas, Liverpool
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-13

sehr Clipper, Harrington NYOrk CID chip Belle Creole,
reese, Ta1o Windiss: schIs Venus Bstste, do MsnLn
Terry NYork Sid. ships Goethe, Bremen; Belle Creole,
Rio NYork.
PHILADELrHA Oct i2-Arr ship Meaongahels. Julius Lii
shasr, and Chase Rogers, NYoE Below. ships Georx
Bemudian and Commodus CID brF Leymt Jefferson,
Haven schrs David Coffin Nye asdweh Delaware. Baker
Lady Cliuson Cr.1meT; ;C:u;sy. s.ub1s; Mary Eliza
hekon Line; Brandywne. Ssevsusop and Aradne, Bsyes
NYork.
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Domestic Markets.

NEW ORLEARs. Oct 2-Prices have advancedrtsc per
ID all descriptions and have altered quotations
in conformity The limited nature of the business trans
acted to-day partly the result of the small quantity Of
fering in connection with the very full prices demanded
by holders who base their pretensions the continued
unfavorable accounts from the interior regard to the
The greater portion of the past weeks operations
have been Tor France and Spain, in addition to which
small parcels of good cotton have been picked up
for England and one or two trDg lots for the North
Some or 400 bales likewise bought to complete
the cargo of vessel loading for the coast Of
America. The sales Of the week amount 900 bales
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-13
New York Cattle market.

Ar MARKET Oct l2-l700 beef cattle (about 500 from
the south 20 cows and calves, and 3,l00 sheep and
lambs ~
Beef Cattle-The sales to a considerable extent
reaching FULLY $500 head-but prices have sustained
small reduction Transactions ranged from 81 so to
Sc so
sheep and Lambs-For the former the prices of last
week have been firmly maintained, but the demand was
not quite animated. Sheep from 81 to 81 90 So
Lambs have declined fraction and sell at from cents
10 81 rs a 81 3d. az in quality. 400 LEFT over
Cows and Calves-An sold at from SIS, $2s to SIS.