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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-04-13
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-04-13
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-04-13
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-04-13
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-04-13
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-18
J AONEY M ARIxET.

~,
-. market opened firm this morning, ut prices
che close yesterday bat there was very little
to: operate, and the transactions, therefore,
Aited At the first board, Reading Bonds sd-
800 per cent; Long Island, u; Norwich and wor-
- or l; Farmers Loan -; Harlem and Reading Rail-
'ad clo ei at yesterdays prices. Tho market is in
very eversh state, and prices vary from day to day
fraction-up to-day and down tomorrow Operators
In the street are stisasl with profit amounting to
sa'r mission, as the scarcity Of outside operators
'sompels them to specusts upon their own RESPONSE
bity quarter or half per cent profit Ia suoie mt
to induce sales. The slightest thing would turn the
market way the other although good news from
any quarter would create greater change than bad
nswr Prices are now much depressed that It would
be difficult to press thom down much further; and there
is therefore, such margin for improvement that
any relief In the money market would initiate pr,c.s
rapidly Several of our large capitalists see this ana
are quietly purchasing largely some Of the fsyorite
fancies.
The annexed statement made up from Official sources
exhibits the quantity Of each article received at tide
water on the New York State Canals during the years
1916 and 1917
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-18
LIVERPOOL CLAssIvIcHIoH.

FsH-There was another small arrival of dry cod,
There were no receipts of macksre, and sales
ported.
FRvIr-There was no change in rsisins. We con.
tnue to quote wet dried and dried aud dried ST so
a$l75 There was q cargo OF 81 600 drums of Turkey
Hgs arrived to-day, and y 900 boxes Of raisins.
HEMr-There was nothing new.
LEAD-No change
MoLAssEs-sales of New Orleans, In barrels, new
Cuba remained inactive at previous rates
NAVAL SroREs-Nothing doing, and no change in
prices Dealers seemed inclined to wait for later fsresn
intelligence before moving to any extsnti
OiLs-Linseed-There was NO change In English or
American and moderate sales making at previous
prices Sales Of 800 bbls shipping whale made at
32c crude sperm quiet at former rates while ma
nufactured winter sperm remained unchanged winter
lard oil was worth about sOc and olive 10 l2o per
gallon.
ProvIsIors-Prime Pork was worth about So rs and
mess was nominal at previous quotations. Lsrd-Saes
tare sold private terms 900 kegs sold at and 300
bbls at IA Slaughtered Hogs, according to quality,
made noIudrg mes. ~ s. and primo DO' do o'
SIS rs. Cheese-This state steady at 81 7c. But.
ter was steady with steady demand, for this State
previous prices.
RIcr-sales Of s6 tisrces were made, to arrive, at
So 6ah, and 80 do sold on private terms. :
suGAR-sales of SO hhds Cuba Nuscovado, inferior
quality, sold at Lilo, short price SMALL ales New Orr
n% 81 on, ?, d 20 .. made FOR r to prime
TALLow-ssles continued tob made at sJSo.
WhALEBorE-The market was quiet, without change
WHsKEy-Small sales of State Prison were reported
at 26Hc. Drudge was worth about2 7c.
WooL-There was very little demand from msnufac-
lures and owing to the tghtness of the money
dealers do net disposed increase their stocks
which are light; consequently transactions for the
week have been limited. We have no change to make
In quotations
FREIeHTs-To Liverpool cheese taken at q5s, and
grain in bulk at 3D. and flour engaged at 3D. The
packets asked Is TO Lsndon heavy goods 35s was
demspded-ss for flour, and IS for naval stores To
Havre cotton (square baes) taken at Kc and
to
Antwerp taken at 32s 3d. and to Rotterdam the
came price, and cotton at 10.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-18
YoRK STATE CANALs-TorrAoE AND
PERTy rRANspoRrEp

The tonnage transported from tide water has within
thu past ten years doubled while the tonnage trans
ported to tide water, has, In the Same time nearly
trebsd Nearly nnstenths Of the aggregate business Of
the canals consists in transporting produce &c. from
the interior to tide water The value Of merchandise
transported to and from tide water in ls47 was
than double that transported in 1884, only three years
before showing unprecedented increase in the inter-
nal Of this State From isa6 TO sl7 the in
amounted to nearly atty per cent and from 1884
to ls47 ncrese amounts to nearly hundred per
In the event of this increase continuing At this
rate the capacity Of the canals will be limit ed
for the amount Of business Offering, and the revenue
from thase works will be equal to the extinguiahmsnt OF
TIE state debt much sooner than the constitution con-
tsnplstss,
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According to the above table, there has been an in
crease in the receipts Of -FOUR compared with the year
ls46 Of $50 5al bbls In wheat, llssie4 bushels and
by reducing the latter to -four It shows equal
to l,las, 40 barrels Of nour.
In the article OF corn, the Is bushels
In barley eS067 bushes and in rye the decrease Is
26,6so bushels
In the article Of cheese the excess 52ssssa pounds
In butter i246s43 pounds and in WOOL ga pounds
The aggregate quantity Of property going from tide
water Is 2ss 267 tons, being increase ls4o,
7a473 tone.
The aggregate quantity Of property arriving at tide
water IL l7442e3 TONS being increase 1916, Of
8sI 9o4 TONS which increase Is distributed follows
Tho forest eso3 tons agriculture $780, 6a tons
fcturss bas6 tons merchandise so34 TONS and other
articles, Al, ioa tons.
Tho tot vslueof all the articles arriving at tide water
is S7s0Sl4 being increase 1916 Of sal ss7 1853
TIE annexed table exhibits the amount Of tonnage
transported to and from tide water the New York
State canals and the aggregate value Of all articles arr
wing tide water In each Of the past fourteen years
New YoRK STATE CANALs-TosrAoE AND VALUE or PRo-
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INTELLIGENCE By TELEGRAPH.
TnIRTIErIl CONGRESS-.

wA'BiEres, Dec. II, ls4T
SENATE.
Not in session.
HOUSE OF RBPREsENTArIvEs
The House resumed the confederation Of the veto
message OF the President when, on motion Of Mr. C.
IsGERsoLL, 1t was postponed until Tomorrow
on motion Of the same, the committee to revise the
rules authorised to have thrm printed.
MIR. j. r. IsoERsoLL, from the judiciary committee,
introduced. by unanimous consent, bill to amend the
act regulating the exercise Of the appellate Jurisdiction
OF the Supreme Court In certain cases IL was read
twice, and made the order Of the day for tomorrow
Mr. Boris again presented his resolution replacing
the Southern mail the Fredericksburg and Richmond
Railroad.
MIR PETIT made personal explanation In reference
to incorrect report In the Union Of his remarks yes
terdsy.
Mr.. MEADE, Of Virginia. announced the death Of his
predecessor, Mr.. Dromgole in feeling address. He
offered the usual resolution which adopted and the
House adjourned
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-18

CITY TRADE REPORT.

- NEW YoRK, Friday afternoon, Dec. IL
The Hour market was comparatively quit and sales
The bad stats Of the weather. with the near of
another steamer with later foreign news together with
tho late period at which river navigation has
open, had q tendency to slscken eales Holders tao
were asking prices above the views OF
who manifested very little DISPOSE to enter The mar
ket except ut lower prices There was very little wheat
Offering In sales again mads At full nrics,
and the market closed firm Meal was steady Mt prsvi
Gus rates hye showed no change, while oats were sell
ing at prices little lower than those previously cur
rent In provsionspork was unsettled lard sold freely
at low rates. city beef changed hands at former
Ia groceries, sales moderats without material al
tsrstion In prices ~
AsHEs- Sales of about so bbls of not. ware made ..
IS 90, end so do pearls at So, "''' "N'
BEEswAx-The last sales were made at 22c
bREADsrufFs-Ftour-Sses OF 500 bbls of Genesee
were made on private terms; 800 Of Michiean at az
lsN and70O this State including Black Rock and Trov
az 20 Il % lSz Sales Of lots Of Oswego were
reported at S and small lots pure Genesee were sold
az 20 20 20 STA and fancy extra at Sc SO Sc rs:
lou exandria sold at So 50 Howard street was hd at
the price, 900 bbs Black Rock sold during chspgs
st 20 O6<. Toward the Close the market was dull and
the inquiry very trsg for all descriptions ct present
prices Whedt-There was very little Offering though
holders were firm at prices above the views OF mers
ana no sales were made. Corn-Sales of 10 a is 600
bushels we're made, including 400 handsome northern
white Soc 1000 DO round yellow at SOC In the fore.
noon sales Of 1000 bushels were made At and
northern round yellow 7sc 500, and lots OF mixed at
Toe aI7c In the afternoon, the market closed firm at
quotations Medt-Sales of 1000 bbls were made con-
sisting OF New Jersey. 50 43x Rye-Ths market was
steady at $40 $50 Ry. FIsur was worth 81 37X 81
on bushels was reported sold terms not
understood OatsModerate sales continued to be made
including southern, at 400 42c; New Jersey at 4sc
45c, and canal at 47o $50
Receipts doom the Hudson Rrer, since the Opening Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-18

A PRELIMINARY 4: I'M! "a MEETING OF PRINTERS.
sssS s,slr: Sss asis
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THoMss swESEY s' ss r
By HIM white serving eoastiy i the battle sld
the city are invited % attend %seins At The above time and
fIy Ss o1 Cs. msa0Isa II Be
tsry. - : dist
SMITH. Aas,.onss'- BY Ma5phy, .to5; No IS
hona,ed Akin, Of hneEa large ,u.n,ty e.t Of
SaH s A'0 several hundred barrels of apples &C. &C.
I M; b.. BoGERT, Auetioneer -Largs sale of Good,
ss China Toy.
81 %:.:ss S %s TS1H %rs
ors tutcry. China. Tea and Dinner Sets fine ard
es &c Rt srse s sn' o %i h hi:
w.bs 10 q rG,,se the sale mOSa; credit
y w "
w g,rtse. in Wholesale down town doing bust
W. ' GREY no. e; on No 'ss " i
way Won 10 toA o'clock dBh.r
y yy .sassa Sa '''s ss s''
q % per- sHss :t ,sfSSz 's
s !: %:s:
cM. ; s sTS@s THE f F.nsh 81 Col
bices and embroidered curtains, trimmings,
hsngings and window rhades The Subscriber In STORE
ge assortment OF the above of the Parsisn
stylc Also, manufacturer of gavansed spring, pure hair
and other mattresses, feather beds, pillows &c., with
price, twenty cent lower Than other
the city NIB Curtains hung aud short
est Ship aud steamboat cabins and hotes fitted up
CR DAVIES Upholstere'. l6,k Fulton street d5'asrc
nj EINHAHUT's GILDhD BRASS LETTERS FOR
lk 5IGNSThess letters remarkable for durability,
brllieney Of the gliding uneopaed other article
the city-whch bnancy warranted stand exposure
the weather Trey nso japcnned color that
be desired Orders left Jones. Besbes Co.'S l30 Fulton
street, will be attended The hsrstoors subs
MsshMdt Scott, disoved the ist July
a.r METNHAHDT al m
CTEAM ENGINE 70, sale-one steam snsirs, oflO 70
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-18
The Markets.

PITTSBURGH Dec. E.-Flour-The market was Arm at
81 rs a SIS. Wheat WAS firm, without change In price
Corn firm, with light sales Barley-sales Of 1000
bushels ut 46c. OatsSales Of 800 sacks made
at $50. Groceries dull with limited sales at retail
without change in prices Sales Of New Orleans
asses making at 10 SOC. The river continues to
fall slowy and report II feet of water In the channel
BALTIMORE, Dec H.-Four-The market Arm,
and moderate sales Howard street made at So 70
37H. Wheat-Sales OF 5000 bushels were made, inclu
ding Maryland reds at l33 cts aud white do ut lao cts
Corn arm at 81 cts for mixed and whits and so
cts for yellow Mesl-Sales Of 500 bbls made at
81 90 62h' There was no change in provisions
Whiskey was inactive at previous prices.
BosToN, Dec. l7th-Flour-The market was frm and
sales OF 900 bbs were made. including Genesee Os-
wego, and Michigan, at SO SIX Sc so. Wheat-No
sales reported Corn-Sae Of 5000 bushels made
Rys-Sales Of 800 400 bushels made at 81. Oats
Sales Of 5000 bushels made 1T 50c. Provisions
were comparatively quiet. Freights remained about
tho same
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Died.
On the 10th instant, after lingering Illness JOHN
FREEBoRN, in the 4ath year Of his age.
His relatives and friends and those Of bis brothers.
Jsmes and William A. respectfully invited to TT.
tend his funeralo Sunday the l9th at from his
late residence 80 Orchard srest without further nvi-
tation His remains will be taken to Greenwood Gene
terry for int.rInent
At Tompkinsvile, Staten Island, Dec. 10th, DENISE
d. DENYsE, aged IS years and months.
His friends and relatives requested to attend his
funeral on Sunday next at O'clock at tho house of
Gen Dsnyse at the same place
On the afternoon Of the 18th instant, Capt JANIS
Halle, aged a. years, highly rsspsctA ship master
OF this port, formerly Of Warren r. L. to which place
his remains will BE- taken for ipterment.
His friends and those Of Chamberlain & Phelps are
respectfully Invited to attend his funeral, from the
United States Hotel this afternoon at half past two
O'Clock.
On Friday, 18th instant, after q lingering illness
MARIA, wife Of Patrick Phillips, aged "a years.
Inc relatives, friends and acquaintance Of the fami
~ are invited to attend her funeral Sunday, at
O'CLOCK nom her late residence No IA Murray street.
buren, In the 60h year Of his age
Ills relatives and friends respectfully invited to at
tend his funeral on Sunday, 10th inst ct o'clock P
NJ, from his late residence. No los Elm street.
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The Great Flood In ths Ohio Rlver-Smm ensc
Distress among the People.

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The market is stagnsnt, and business, In Q measure
suspended account Of the great flood. The river Is
within six inches Of the great reshet Of 1884, and still
rsng-the Attest inundaton experienced In the
Ohio river The distress Of the people, with the desruc
ton Of property Is immense There ilteen inches
Of snow the ground Tho weather Is pleasant. The
mails cannot arrive, the roads all impossible
Steamboats, running through the public streets The
town of Law rensburgh Is overlooked
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WINDOW BH 40 k.S--Fiftsen Thousand Psirs-C ossst
w ing of every styls ofimpored and Shades
tale IN lots 10 suit purchasers ~ prices 10 csptess nan
etLsI stores sreh sis pedars Nc Will do well 10 call 81
Chatham street. " ....t f'E @Msn
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Married.

Married.
On Thursday, Dec 10th, inst by the Rev A. Bloomer
Hart, Mr.. CLARE w. BEAMEs to Miss SARAH M. HART
all Of this city.
On Thursday evening, Dec 10th, ls47, by Elder
Thornton, MIR. JOHN w. SrMoNs to Miss RACHAEL w
KIRKMAN, eldest daughter Of J. Kirkman all Of thi,
city.
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OANDLEs-Sptrm c0btlnued steady at 33c patent do
at 3Sc; and adamantine at 29c.
CorfEE-No sales Of moment were reported.
CorroN-The sales to-day quite light-the firm
position Of holders having drawn all the buyers
market, except few manufacturers who have taken
such supplies as they required We heard bales
only. The sales yesterday did not exceed 800 bales
We continue to quote
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NEUb OPATHY. OR MEDICAL GALVANISM--1he
experience OF every day demonstrating that the myse
The most eccn, THAT can he ia lie cure Of
DR. OLLC has long inside this subject his particular
study and has used Gslvansm most extensively his
tier lie is daily curing OF Nervous Deaf
ness, Nervous Blindness, kheu mstism 3out, Neuralgia
pl't Lung Aa;etion,. H.adashc HystsTa FITS &c, sc,
ready kinds OF apparatus for mode Of applying Gal
and Electro Magnetism, and hiss several instruments
greet importance Rooms No ~ Warren street. New York
Hour. Of attendance from O'Clock, AM too PM. Patients
disappointed day from press Of applieat bs e9t
Book cslled "Neuropathy price 3centrhe Booksellers
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CO JOHN STREET-OVERS SHOES -GOODYEAR'y
80 PATENT.-A large asso trnent of LADIES' Gentle.
mems sud Misses Sandal and Slipper Over Shoes manu-.
featured by the Goodyear Shoe Company, Nangack
n'ctcut These Shoes Of the superior quality and
hnsh. and warranted melt with heat or sfen with
Lined OysI SHOES. perfectly elastic Decidedly Che a,i,s;
BROOKS, Agent for the manufacturers, 20 John street.
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Mh IA. H. SCHMIDT viii please call AadsIeeeys Five
vl cafss 70 his address. BY the ship Bsys from Has
RoYD 4 hiNCKEN,Ow Wal WssI ditrs
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AIDES CLOAKs-The subscriber begs leave call the
- attention oades to his stock Of CoakS be
the best the city and comprising all the styles
Also loog and square Shawls great variety. with
will be sold at reduced prcesb by .rATTIsON, No Bow