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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-17
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD Co.-ohee No.
TIA WsIl.t On The basement Of Prime Ward Co.'S
snARFs sloa EACH.


Rsris>S TtrB,g for Conditional Subscriptions.
L. No subscription will be DONG siory un ess ne sum
Of s3Oo0o0o = subscribed on ~ before ihe l'' Maeh
2t When such amount Of 100000 subscribed, the
subscribers are % pay so per share or 10 per eenD OF
I The residue Of ther subscrirtoas TO be plii In sue.
cessve quarterly naimens Of ~ per CENT eaeh he nss
Qlser commencing lst0f Msy, letf "hch VIA hhse &c
a.. instspeni due In MAY 1919 Subscribers 10 pay heir
respective nslameuts Al any time during IN; monhs "7n
an iHfeTe.i al he r.ie OF per een per ul Be
pad annually on the insia-ni paid IN cunng NE
Construction Of he road such payments Of interest %
commence on he l5th Of November next and 10 b con
tnued seni-annualy MI the roa' Is Pu' II ope's''N
5t5 An stock issued Aer the organization OF the Con-
psny and al bonds Issued for Oans, which are nste con
veribe into slocE snail, BY Il east lari{ dsy. Psot 70
tee be sr. offered pro rata 10 he Stockholders 81 ne l
in preference TO oLher suo.erioeis " ~
HIRE PROOF sAFEs.-li j. important 10 Puf,
oflron Safes 10 BE sure inal tey e. one
sus ain he nsne Il bears Is safel HERklNOs w lori
Pstenu Saaander safes have never failed 10 preserve
the conteuts In case Of hre 49,, -, -....,,
more recent onesl on secocnt Of Their brevity. $780,,
Mr. SILas c. HEsRISG 1t may be - your "a AaIAss
70 know hat cur books sni PsPe, ,ce we're g,o S1
burning ruins OF cur store (a The great IRE OF me lsh
inst and found nj for u'e. Ins r.sa! SooP Co
Sew,York, July ., lsss
lie seem. hal n01e but e sAismAn4ers have stood he
fearful Test
Frssa t.s SE-Oue gentsm.n saved 5000 10 bsnk li.s
and no ies BY means Of W1ers patent sssnaadef Sde
and n ccnfeq1erce bore TIE destruction Of MS place O.
business with cheerfu.ness
Kss-T0rs Asrasng Nssu, Nos. lGAt ne recent greeI
IRE Sag Hsrbor IT, S.5oik County Bank va destroy
ed, be-; fortunately IL bOoss papers notes &C. Nse
POSTED IN one OF Herngs sa-ams,drr sales ana mus
they wers al preserved.
Ns-- Iorf T-tbaax NJ IA letter from NE Presdent
ofih Suffolk Co. Bank Al Sac HAfbor says
We haye broken Opea chest on- OF berfirfa oPen
and fnt A. SAFE rven % ne Bank Notes Our loss VIII be
very ulr,g n txh-r-s. ~ -,
large tssortlei q tte OH xinz " dsrt fasen!- aA-
mantrr SAFES Tor sale III the Iron SAFE Depoi 81
siI.As L. HERRING, la5 Waier,
lW law ln DkV corner q Depey,ier..t
pREMIUN FIRE-PROOF sAfE-.-The preni-
I'm has ANsys beer awarded lhy ne American lnsii-
i1i- 70 Ntders Psielf saamAncer SAFE ~ten pi-ce4 -
competition win oilers
All when fsTiy tested ty sre viii her safes ceci-
sFe verdict has Always been rendered m itFor q Ne Sal
4ranter TIE subscriber the DOLLY person N ne SiAe
alh9ri-o By he P1teniee AXE or s-l .ne genuine
Widers Schumacher SILAS c. HEkklNG,
-, Ws,er-sL
\. 3. Joues's Ch1rgsabls Bank Locks, s-o ElicoiIs
Pislofn Scaes f1r sale Al manufacturers prices
u imDkW
A LARGE LOT or BROADCLOTH-, eassi
AAmefr sAtl-is and ve-tings shs~s tOuDa1l1cs hlpa
- ~ 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-17

- RWING sILk-on hsnd, Or made 70 order, Of say
Srrg1irsd color sire o. thread AL pat up Ia quarter
and half pound papers, o. lestssei1 bundles.
FRINGE siLK-In large skeins, both shaded aud plain
colors FOR parasol ard dress fflnge manufacturers
Tue above made BY Ps,erso silz Factory In very
superior manner and VI lest quality sk for sale and
orders received, BY j. shAfTEK,
Igfetsods ?is Pesrl-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-17

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- Fnq1ne (hOnzonfa OF about - horse power In com
piea order having been used but shout Do months built
10 order and Of the best construction, with two boilers 81
feet long will be sold low exchanged for good IN
gins and Boiler Of 100 horse power The Engine Is now
running and be examined daily a. The works Of ne
subscriber 81 New Brunswick n j. by apply ing . Corr
land.st lusl HORACE VI. DAY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-17

IyUBBARD'~ PAPERs.-BURSAPtb Aseyyly,
IlSo us Fulton ct Odef for sale full sssofunsn
pers manufactured by The Aessfs Hubbard, eo1psS, 80
Ledger Papers, blue and white Imperial, sap"
Royal, Medium, Deny and Flat Cap. r.,
Bsnk FoliO Post, Bach Qasrio Post, EIehsnseeT
Extra Super Gu; Cap, ruled and plain
Letter Paper, ruled and plain, fall s<softnsni
Packet Poet, Super and Extra sup-r.
Tinted Plate Paper, Coored impersit
Colored Royals, thick and thin.
Do Medium, do. do.
Do Double Cap, for copy booka
Fine Glazed COlored Mediums, Royss, tc ~. -sr. 4
B. kB rave s.so on hand very extensive ss fss
Writing Pspers Book and news Printing 49, - ~
psser, Hardware ana Wrapping Pepena I'll
soe sgeals OF ne genuine Patent Envelope ~
Pruning Pspsr u any sire srd quality r'sae ~,sssss
shnrt notiea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-17
sEs:ss.syea ERIE An Ia ssse5j9

drrapk smrnf--To commence Monday, December Tn-
For passengers cree each way daily Except Suads5s-
Leave New-York from the foot Of Dusne-ss 81 occt
A. NJ for PieunOnt. Rsrapo, Monroe. Chester 0osAse
Mldtetown. Otsvile. and all the inlermedais pacra
Leave Ousyilie ana 4 NJ. M'ddietown At g. Goshen a.
81 and Chester NJ ~ A. NJ for New. fors
Fare between New York and O,isvte 81 81.
yrei rht from New'.YoTk will he received ~ foof u
DuanasL on board the harges Samuel Msrsh ard Herry
suydam one of which will leave he city as O'Clock
p NJ on Tuesdays, Thursdsys and Saturday,.
Frsic FOR Newly orb will be taken BY the rsn e.sas
Ousvle A. O'Clock A. NJ on the above msntoued hr-s
~. H. aseb week nar l. leiS. 50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-17
DEAs0Ns FOR USING C0NANT's Patent

flYesst'
1st lis labor. saving invention.
ID II does destroy the ssCchsne mailer IN me nouf
3d. The bread aked with IL Il better hsn can be pro-
duced IN any other way
4h Bread made with hls yeast may be used ~ nVshds
without the sish hest iaiury.
SIN Biscuit made with will be lighter and sweeler than
# made with common yeast
6th Buckwheat cakes infinitely better raised with his
Yeast than with any other
7ih The bread ready for baking g. soon a. 70 Is mixed
with the yeast
8h THIS yeeshas received the premium Al he late Fair
OF the American institute.
Sold. wholesale ard retail, ~
81 o AssNER YOuE1. - CLaLLam-sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-17

lsh inst let 81 lon "a 30 BRIG Thomas from MAtsnsas
tor Philadelphia with loss Of fore topnssf Same day.
passed vesse bottom up painted grcsn Of about 80
tons--per brig Nsrepps- II this port
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-17

xU~s~ MORNING BOAT, 81 oeloSk ~
s.s--,s Nev9urgh stt Fshkil. landing n niefzs.
disie pisces. The steamboat Hl6H.
LANDER, Capt; Chas Z. Armstrong, vii leave ihe,,sss.
boat pier foot 81 Warnen a. Tor Albany every mcrrsg
o'clock, Sundays excepted connecting with The s,sres
al tshkl for Pogs hkeepsie Hudson. A. ard Al New.
hurght Tor Kingston, Cstskill and Albany.
n9t passage or freight, spply board The boat o.
GEO CLARK, 90 TIE pier i3o eo,'
~ ANOTfCR.-On sEd sfter Friday. Moves
uA5{ns~~S = her snth, the Steamboat SlLPh. Csptss
brsisiet will maze The following ups V
M nom Saien Island, Until farther nc.ice. via
ieEr> NV iofk-Ala md n M Si y, p A. fpig
Tere sia'ra i'taHA-A,sh 10 " A M ana A, P NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-17
BRITANNIA WARE

BRITANNIA WAKE-Bnlarula Urus. Tes SETS,
IL Codee Pots, CssiOrs, Candesicks, lamps, Cohn
Plates Mugs. Pitchers, Flsgons, Tarkarts, G1heif, La
d.e. Table and Tea spoons, inSsiAnis Sealed Measures
Molssses Cups MN Pitchers, Plates and Cups 0T child
rsn, Spitoous, Shaving Boxes, Tumhers, &C &c manu-
scured and fcr sale A. he lowest price wholesale and
iaIw IUcIUs HART. late BoAramsn 4 Hart
f,ILT CORNICRs. grsrch Wlndov sbsd7s Curtain
viii open ihis morning an invoice Of Gilt c0rnices Win
dow shsoes Curtain Trimmings, which vii be sod a
above invoice oonisns sny valuable goods Of he kind
and the season hss AZ advanced. wh be offered
intuersn-rt Ls'srEe su'ldngr. nesr s-sf--'t ~ n
coal PEACH ORCHARD. RED Ash-Iarge
- nut = eEg, broken snd stove 50 Lehgh lump 3 %
egg stove and nut s. Those cash prices les cs
Tor esrsge. Ny Goals Al under sheds and dry
Hsmm-rsly and Bedford sta JACOB WEEkS,J E
lSf In
GOAL .til sell he essi P.seh orchard Goa th1.e
Is Ina. PETER CLINTON. King-st
A DvERTIskIENT>f Tor Ihe Ne~spsFers q Al ne
"A Cute. sad PTnePs to-n.in 70 cOansy are esily rs
vaS-e Suitings where lhe papers ear Re ssso hs.
efi a
WINTER GARNIENTs-The talsDce Of our .ioek
w Of winter garments, comprising Overcosis Sacks,
prices VIM T. JENNINGS 4 co
jSu 81 Brosswsy American Hotel
L ed employment for number Of eble0oiied uen and
women VITO would De sanssed with moderate eornpensa-
'" ~ ''s" VA T. TAPscorTg. . sSu.h.L
ja ID door below Bsrling-sup.
DAGs-Tne highest Market prices ps.d in cash for
teRaEs. Bag ging, Bse Rope Cuttings Gunny Bsgging.
Grass Rope Canvas Sni al other kinds Of Psrer Hsuusc
tnrers stock by CYRUS W FIELD CO.
lSfly 5aringslip.
SOUTHERN AND WESTERN Merchants are par
Sueuariy requested 10 eA a ~ Fulton g. exsn.se
m uree Inai can Be sod 10 every family IN he nlou,
l2flr- { ALDEN
WARRINGTON s. RICHARDS, Ax-nIs Cor lse
w Bssgoa Iron snd Gsss Works have removed 70 No
81 Surl-g alp Cast lror PiPes and WINDOW Gisss or
49,
NJ ATER PIPk>-cssiironw ser PIPES Of yarioas
w sz-s On hand ard quantities Forwarded ORDER
Apply 70 WARRINGTON RICHARDS
n lu - suriin2sAp-
WINDOW GLASS boxes " lndo~ Gisss 90
w band. for s>le b WARRINGTON RICHARDS.
Mn :. Ruring-shp
CaARCOAL PIG IRONS ioas No. Buzz
- Bride Pig irru, for s. ty
- JOSEPH TUCKERAAN- G. Wesi-st
DIG IRO>--i5 ions C0unoVingo. hArd easlly. slia-
Il b. for mach.r<s raj road wheels For sale By
~ ~ CAss. WAND A CoNONER, 81 Bro.d-st
RII.Ls On ENGLAND, Ire an, and sc0tAsd, IN
Ds1ns 70 s1 Aiso. bsnk 81 Ensant -oies, ior sale y
10 ;. THOMPSON, 81 waist
TREASURY NOrE>WANTED Al par ani A.
4 J THOMPSON. 81 wsl-.,
DIG IRON.-iec ioos BuFs Bridge No :, i0r sale ~
L ly5 JOSEPH TUoKERnAS.e @ West-.t
STEAM POWER-To .el VIII rooBas Apply al No
~ &c Trr1a-sfsn1-, corner FfrsIsy hhh-sh d. I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-17

no FANCY GOODS and Thread ard Needle Dealers
L ALEXANDER RAMSEY, p Maiden-sne, desef m a.
Of Combs Brushes, Pins Needles, Tapes, Steel
Pens Lead Pencils. Gold sod Silver Pencil Cases Thin
bles Steel Beads elegant Bead Bags and Purses Sir and
Cotton Purses, Hair Pins Buttons Hook snd Eyes, &C
&c Invites hose about commencing business and
chans from ne country exsrans his stock Of Fancy
Goods before making their purchaies please cut his
out1 n I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-17

IN, POWELL. Ocullsi and AUrst attends 20 DIS
~ Eases Of The EsE and Ear from % o'clock 81 his
residence. sol Broadway. cor Of Nauen-sL OphlamA,
soppage OF the Tesr passage Caisrafs and Opaciues
eGrcluay removed.
AtaURosis treated with great attention ans success
STPArisMUs or sguinung, cured IN p few minules
DEAFNESS and al discharges fTum he Ear permanently
cured ARTIFICIAL Eyes Inserted.
Sneciacl q sdspted o. every defect. il9 lmDAilW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-17
pREMIUM FIRE-PROOF sAFEs.-


Ahners, sAil-ts and v,-tings shs~s tOmbaxres, spe
as r-rno- ard oh-r articles usually found 10 ry goods
stores VII - solc for weeks a. iej springsl cor
Der fncfsoo The sock VII he sent 10 me suction
roont Purchasers VII 90 well 70 cal ard examine
ljflw-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-17

WINDOW SHADES, Cit Corni~er, Giit nnnds
W Sc II Nrole.ac.-J. q. WOODFOAD. 2s5 Broad
vsy has received an extensive assortment Of window
shades ol almost every description. Among them ore
landscapes f1neiag ~ all prices Also. Roman. Greciln,
Gothic and every style Of architecture Also French
scrolls vigneuel. plain borders &c. &c.
40 inst recs we'd four cases C0rn'ces wtich viii Re
offered al great reduction from former pricel G bands,
DO pine ndOw hrasTcs curtain loops, DO tasses cords
&c. y 4. Uphosierers ard merchants busing ~ sell
again allow ca liberal discount asfge Buildings, just
49,. a ..Ta
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-17

STEAM Engine ard Locomotive boier-for sale
- double Upright CINE cylinders inches diameter,
twenty-five inches stroke Boiler cuniairs sevely-tWo :,
inches Onsdel diameter iron subes The whole i u good
,Vortmanshp, nearly new. much used md isSes up
hni utls room Inquire u JAMES COCHRAN, i07 klrg'
Al where The Fng.ns can he seen or Of
HUBBELL THATCHER 4 GREENE,
Nos 20 and a Broad-si.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-17

Fa FOX .ALE.-A farm containing u acres lying
~ about thgee M es from HonokeL, on the Pssades
IL IL one Of Tire most beautiful Situations about New
York for country For farther psreass inqare u
Him Corner OF Adams aud YORK AZ Brooklyn. L. l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-17
xsssessssTJ PATTERSON nAiLR0AD-

AN& 7<.ssssS>.fy " inter Arrangement To commrrte
I'M October Let, 1870. Leave
PArERsoN pEfQr. Nrw.Yosx
o'clock. A M ?. o'clock, 4
IA O'Clock, A NJ ~ O'Clock, P.A
o'clock, p M. 4. o'clock, r N,
ON SUNDAYS
Leaves Paterson Dep0tAs New-YotsA
O'Clock A. "A. 81 O'Clock, A. N.
o'clOch, p. a. a O'Clock, Z. ~
Passengers are advised 70 DO al shs Perry iew mlhus
before ths hour 0ls,ardng. o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-17

EINAL DIVIDEND persons having el-ims
aair-f he estate. Of the late rr1s u Robbins Painter
ara III Robbins Painter Co Of he city Of New
80 -eoir 10 present them duly authenticated 70 The sub
-i-5 On Or befo-e ID. ist day OF March 1917 The
Assi-rees viii hen declare Anal dividend Of The effects
Cf 81 sad esaes and any Claims not presented before
ina, date viii he excluded from psrc Aion 10 said nnsl
dividend New-Yo d. Dec isi, 10.
LLOYD W. WELLS, for As.iznees q
RAP r P. l. CO., No. Is Brost-sreel
Al lswtAfh7
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-17

- FOX sALE OK TO LET-A snaII fafflI zoo.
Iaininz 10 scres IN The town Of NewtOwn, l. !. 4
- miles from Willi2msburgh, about half nile uls
side Of The village q N,wtOwn The Improvements con
.s Of farmhouse barn kc scd abundance Of apple,
pear and cherry The place IL well vaefed, ard
teere ueyerailing well u excellent wafer near me
house VII be rented low good tenasL lbqlire OF
i2fiwi HARRIS WILSON, n N9uay-sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-17

- FOR -ALE-Or exchange Tor properly 10 the city
SiS of New YOrE-A farm q lSO hundred and twenty
acres u excellent and situate Ia Bedford, We-cnes
Ter Co " Y Two and half miles frOm the railroad depot
For farther particulars inquire Of - -.
~ I'm. SAMUEL H. BARRETT. 29s Fifth-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-17

m PURSUANCE " an order q Re s.rrogaie u ne
lCor-iV on SexYok S0tce 10 hereby gwen % al per-
- having NJ aainst Charles Taylor ale Of he City
az New.York Lawyer, deceased, % preseni he sane
b t vouchers thereof the subscriber, a. he dice Of
HIVE NJ = Merchants Exchanxe ~ The City u New
Yors 90 or before sth day of JAY nexDsted New
ief'i . ne - oA' ~ ANN TAYLOR Execuirix.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-17

IN PURSUANCE Of az order Of nc Surrogate q ne
IColufv on NewYOfk notice i hereby given % az per
sons having claims against Mary Mes aie % ne Guy o
widow, deceasec 10 present iae sane ~, ne
Vouchers hereof 10 he subscriber, Dr. T. II. burrss NO
Oversreet In the city q NeTfork, on Or before tne
.xth fay Of July next And al persons Indebted % ne
ate are requests. make immediate payment a. ABOVE
Dated New YORK, the I'd day n December 4sf-
t IL BrRRAs, ,4,,,,.,-..,r.
IOHN MILLS. }
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-17
5nnia - Rubber Goods.

5noia Rubber Goods.
DUgRER GOODS.-l,000 Gootyesrs Patent Elias
Ia tic Braces, warranted perfect and fth IeHgh
1000 pslrs Mems ana Misses and Chi'dreos Imported
Rubbers
loo pairs News Metallic Oyershoes.
1000 " Lsdi1 Bussins
Also large assortment Of every description OF afuPhl
snd proof Goods IN for M any qlsnltles
on favorable terms by the Newark India Rubber Manuiec
,,,irg 70 <; NaLien.isna olqu
nays OvERsHOES-Thi wet weather should re-
sBll al who fear colds and sickness, 10 provide llei
selves with rsir Of overshOes DAY establishment, -
Cortlsni.st Is the place Al qualities. prices and kinds
suitable for men, women and chdr'n. II very low prices
can be found r. Days llds Rubber Establishment. Coi.
sndsL doors below Western Hotel OYefhoes repaired
tie be-i manner. az
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-17

o., FARM FOR -ALE.-The suDscrlber Offers Tor
40 -a- well known estate ca ed The Casnong Farm,
containing ~ Of excellent land, beautifully ST
usled on shore Of he Seneca Lake about mies
from Geneva, and mile from steamboat landing The
soil well adapted 70 wheat AID every kind Of gran, AZ
well a. a. grass ne buildings are capscious the run
grened aad abundant ard altogether. Il would form
very desirable location for the practical farmer or ne re-
tired gentleman Of IL viii be sold low 70 seile an
estae-iefms suit purchasers, and Title lntispuiS1e
Apply Qf By leter post psiol 10 JAMES siAONst
M Ir- Benton. Yates County. " y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-17

IN PURSUANCE u an order q The surrogate Of in'
/ csirtv of New York Notice q hereby given 70 al Per
,,. hagrg claims ainst william Edzson, ATE o. ne ely
~ Ne-York gentleman deceased, 10 present me -ain'
,b - vouchers thereof 10 The subscriber, az The once
Howe No g Mercnanls Exchange 10 the ciiy Of New
ycrk on or before the eth day Of July nexLDsted New
York The 5lh dag q January. lst7.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-17

*. TO IET-rhe house lie Wooster-sli The double
u house with TWO stores IS Cans-sL he three sof
s sm all houss 43 Cana both between Broadway and
the gas house, The dwelling part OF the house - ana
~ corner of Broadway the and dwelling ans Broad
stoT, on Lispenart 81 near Broadway. Apply to
l3f la ?. DICKlE, ~ Llspeuard-sL
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1847-09-11
THE MARKETS,

For abstracts of the Markets generally, next
page the following presents the on y features
during three days subsequent to those datcs:-
AT Boston,: Coffee continued firm with steady de-
mand.-Flour a little better, Gcncscc common
brands Sc, and small sales of Georgetown at $6.25,
cash.-White, mixed and yellow Corn held at p, II
and 10 cts. Oats dcclining-Moasscs for distilling
had been sold at % cts.-No change in Provisions
Sugars in only moderate demand.
At Nep York: Pearl Ashes had sold as low as
$780, !, but Pots remained steady at $525.-Salcs
Of BccSwax at "a cts.-Candlcs very firm and large
sales of Sperm maiSine.-Coifec continued to be firm
y supported, and 5000 bags Brazil had sold at 7a7i
cts; 300 Mracaibo 6.a15; 1900 Sumatra g.,
held at I; and 500 Laguayra ,, 4 and mos.-Cot-
ton in active request, and 1900 bales had been
taken mostly all for export at the closing rate of
last week, l04al23 cts. for Upland and Gulf nclud
ing ord. and lar.-Turkey Opium had advanced, and
sold at $l.25, cash; Nader, IL jail 6 mos; and
Ginseng, 80 cts, cash-Fcahcrs had sold at 32a321
cts, cash and time.-Wcstcrn Flour was g. cts low
or, the best Gcncscc from wheat not command
ing 1919 per brl. Considerable parcels of
Flour were arriving from Canada to be exported from
New York under bond to Liverpool the low rates of
freight making such measure preferable by 80 cts.
per brl. to shipping direct from Montreal. Novarla-
ton in Rye Flour or Corn Mca-The free receipts
of Wheat pressing upon the market were calculated
TO reduce prices, which for old cts lower, and
Rye had fallen off 10 cts Oats and Corn remained
steady The receipts of Wheat down the Hudson
since the opening of navigation were 4i3,510 and
OF Corn 2.7l5,S73 bushes.-Amcrcan Hemp quiet.
"A lot of 1874 Rio Grandc Hides, 3D. lbs, had
been taken by the trade at II cts, less 81 per cent.
for cash; and 1881 Barcelona at 10, e mos-lndgo
continued IN far requcst-A heavy movement had
been made in Missouri Lead, 10000 pigs having
changed hands Gall except 1000 hard at $40 at 4.06
dS4.l25 per 100 lbs. for soft, the market closing
iirmcr, and f.25 demanded Molasses ldcprcss
cd.-Tar was selling at $3.50 per bril-, and 400 brs.
aoat, had been taken at that ratc.-Oils of all de-
scriptions frm--Oho Pork had become very dull
and l25a25 cts. lower. Lard steady, but demand
moderate Domestic Whiskey quite dull, and
brls selling at 27n27s cts.-Sugar market very dull
and demand unusually light-Thc Tea market was
very firm, and considerable business was going for
ward for both Green and Black, at private sale
The demand for Fleece Wool good, and not
withstandng heavy receipts the stock did not accu-
muate.
AT philadelphia: Market generally inactive-hold-
crs OF Flour asking $3.50, but no buycrs-Rcccipts
OF Wheat light, and the best reds would not command
over .O5a s Los, and white Lila $l.20. Corn
nominally 6Sa70 cts, but very dully Oats, 80, and
Rye SO-Provisions quiet; and Sugar dtto.-W his
key in limited request at 26aa27 cts. for hhds and
brls.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1847-09-11
MORE ABOUT THE COTTON CROP.

Present prospects in GeOrgid.-The Nlilledgcvilc
Recorder says: eve hear from very many sections
of the country Of the Tavagc by the worm the cot
ton fields. We have direct information from the
counties of Troup, Epson, Muscogcc, Marion, Craw-
ford, Talbot, Bib and Others in all of which the
worm is represented being very destructive.
Some planters say they will make the quantity of
seed they planted. In places the ground seems
covered with squares, and whole fields present the
appearance Of having been killed by frost. We
have been shown the effects Of the the
cotton in this county. 1t is the boil worm which
puncturcs the young boil and destroys the product.
We presume what have heard of the counties
mentioned will be found true of very many others.
We notice similar accounts of the extensive ravagc
of the worm, in Alabama and South Carolina. The
crop is late this and much fear from all we
hear that it will be greatly reduced from the
referred to- at least in the States we have mentioned,
and from which have heard"
Present prospects in FtOrida.-The Ocaa Argus
of the Dist ult. says: Our Northern contemporaries
must not take all for gospel they hear this season
about the failure of the crops in East Florida and
more particularly the destruction of the Cotton crops.
The rains in the interior Of Florida, had they
tnucd would probably have injured the Cotton crops,
but we see nothing TO throw gloom upon any
or to mar the very lattcring prospects entertained
eight weeks ago. Our Cotton fields white
a sheet, and many Of our planters have commenced
picking The other products of our soil are in fine
state of forwardncss, and bid fair to excel any pre-
vious growth