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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-23

vsrds Ne ioass happen 10 b. sxssty the ($esoo
they average rather les in the whole psod and the
'rcuias'on has gradually increased to s4 ao5 that H.
considerably more than double the amount of the loans
ns extraordinary result has been obtained by the
guar working Of the system Of loaning he has adopted
Ihe banker gets thsrsby interest," on an aggregate
amount rising to nearly twenty times the amount Of
his idle funds on hand and although these idle funds
average, generally little over 1000, he Is prepared
at all times, through the means Of treasury notes &c.
to command specie for the whole amount Of his creua
ton.
The Of this bank does not wish to iucrssss ,ts
loans being advanced In hfe but II easy TO percsvo
what profitable concern IL would be- fits loans amount.
cd to thirty or forty thousand dollars.
The Bank Of Louisiana has declared dividend OF
per cent payable to New York stockholders at the
Merchants Bank In this city, the 9th Of Sept
The receipts Of coal from the anthracite regions of
Pennsyvania to the 10th inst have been annexed
ANrHRAcITE Coal TRADE OF PENNsrLvANrA
Receipts by the Lehigh CANA, tons .... $40 6ls
:" Reading Railroad, tons 80. .si3 s78
schuylkM Canal, tons 49,. .l2i 500
Total tons. u, 500 los
The receipts now amount to about sixty thousand
tons per week. At this rate the receipts for the re-
mainder Of the season will be about million Of tona
making an aggregate Of two millions three hundred
thousand tons for the year
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Bro .kIyn IpteillRsnee.

HioroCs CoSDUcT AMONG FIREMEY.-We hear
great many complaints about the rotous and disorder
ly conduct of the fire department In Brooklyn, the
occasion Of an alarm Of nro last Friday night We
dend those disorders arise from the fact Of boys be-
ing allowed to with The engines There law Inn
posing penalty upon the guardians parents of such
offenders. Why not have 1t enforced and remedy the
evil We hope the proper authorities will see to It and
have Of these disturbances which certainly
q disgrace to any city In which they take place.
Nrw Boat THE FULTON FERRr ANY person who
Is deerous Of viewing splendid specimen Of ferry
boat, had better walk down to tho South Ferry,
aud examine the steamboat Transit" She Is
not running yet because the slip is too narrow to
admit her. Workmen employed In widen.
ing II, and 1t will be finished In few days She
will then commence running on tho South Ferry
This is important addition to the number OF boats
owned by the Union Ferry Company. The Transit is
much finer and larger boat than the Montauk Former
the crack boat Of the erry the Wysndapk and Ia
built In the commodiouS for the trsnspor
taton Of our citizens.
REpucTIoN ON THE BRooxLyN FERRIES. We hear some
mention made Of the proprey OF the company reducing
the toll to cent this ferry In all conscience two
cents IL reasonable enough but n much could be re-
sxed FROM reduction Of the rates, We think u ought
TO be tried There doubt IT would greatly increase
the travel going on between the Two cities
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Sunk in the Hudson river, the village Of Athens
april 1885, with about 200 passengers board 80 Of
On perusing this list the reader must be struck
with the rareness of accidents on our river. 1t
WILDE seen that, for forty years past, there have
been only four explosions on board of regular
passage boats plying between New York, Alba.
ny and Troy, and very few other accidents. We
doubt if the records of steam navigation in any
part Of the world can compare with those Of the
Hudson river in this respect.
There is great number of boats plying on
the Hudson, to ports intermediate between this
city, Troy and Albany, which we may as well
give in proof of the great increase of steam.
boats since the year 1901
To HuDsor-The Hudson, Capt. w, II. Mellen; Fair
field, J Bsebe.
To cAr..rLt--Utica, Capt. George Penheld; Wash
NEwBuRcn AND FnHxnL-Thos. Powell Capt s.
Johnson
Columbus, Capt J. 8. odsn
New HAMsuRes AND MARLBoRo-splendid,C spt. II
A. Hughson.
KIsosros-ssuts Claus, Capt. B. ovsrbagh; Mohs-
Fi,uxILL-Norfolk, Capt Brincksrhoof
KINosToN, RousporT, 60 Emerald, Capt. John
Samuels.
sAuornrIr', Ser L. Stevens, R. L. Mabsy.
siSo sIse, &c.-Zephyr, Capt. T.. B. Wells
The boats above enumerated are, or were, ex-
clusively connected " it'll the Hudson River. We
wish We had the means Of presenting our read
with list of a.l the boats on the Sound route
in the same manner as we have those OF the Hud-
son; but as we have not, we shall compile list
of those at present running, which we anticipate
will be read " it'll interest in connection with our
previous remarks;--
NEw YoaK TO srosIScToS-Oregon,C Captain Thayer
l. III.
New YoaK AND FALL Observation-Disclosures Capt
Brown; Bay State. Capt Comstock.
Knickerbooker, Capt. Van Pelt.
Nrw HAvrs-Travsllsr, Capt. Brown; Hero, Captain
Peck.
rpoxrsRr-N in,rod, Capt. Brooks
FoR Pear CHEsrEn, ROCKY NECK, STAMFORD AND
NoRwALx--Cataline. Capt. Curtis.
FoR New ROCHELLE, 0LEN Covg, OYSTER BAY AND
CoLp spnNo-Croton, Capt. L. Peck. jr.
NEwronr AND PsovIDErcr-Psrry, Capt woosey.
These comprise all the boats running on the
Sound, that we at present recolect--the greater
portion OF which are as good boats as were ever
built
In addition to the Sound and the North river
routes, we have the steamships Northerner and
southerner, plying regularly between this city
and Charleston, and host Of boats plying to
Bulls Ferry, Tilletudlem, Fort Lee, and Trini-
ty Cemetery, Elizabethport, Coney Island, Ho-
boken, Port Richmond and New Brighton,
Shrewsbury, Red Bank and Eatontown, New.
ark, Greenwood Cemetery, Middletown Point,
Staten Island, Brooklyn, Governors Island, As
toria or Hell Gate, Jersey City, Williamsburgh,
and the steamer john Potter running daily to
South Amboy in connection with the Cimden
aud Amboy Railroad.
These, we believe, comprise all the steamboats,
running on the waters Of New York city, and
we are confident that our readers will say the
list Is larger than they had any thought Of The
increase, it will be perceived, since the year
1857, when the first steamboat was built, is won
deriully great, but not greater than the progress
Of our city and State.
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PAnx THEArRE.-Shakespears tragedy Of Othsllo,'
or the Moor Of Venice and the comedy Of Shocking
EVENTS the pieces advertised for this evenings
performance at the Park Theatre Mr. Anderson will
take his own character, Othello, and the remaining
parts are cast In such ~ to ensure their being
well performed
BowERr THEArRE.-There is much talk about sheri-
dan Knowles plsy Of SANDER which will be produced
at the Bowery Theatre this evening" splendid man.
ner. And expect there will be rush to see It. as
Mrs Shaw will take the principal character From
what have heard there need be fear OF dsappon
ment The drama of "Massanieo" will likewise be per-
formed this evening
CHATHAM THsArRE.--Those two great families of pan
tommists the Holland family and the Garland family,
with Mr.. w. A. Barnes, enter upon engagement this
evening at the Chatham theatre They will perform
variety OF pantommio entertainments, In which they
excel Two comedies pautomime, classical groupings
&c. are included in the bill.
PALMo's OrERA HousE.--The comedy Of the "widow 8
vctimn the pantomime Of "Godsnsk," and q series Of
achievements Of tight rope dancing by the Rave family
comprise the offered to the public at Pamos
this evening This place Is filed every evening to the
utmost and the performances much admired by the
public.
CASTLE GARDEN.--In order to ensure good house at
Castle Garden this evening" We have only to mention
that ths receipts for the benefit Of Mr. Charles Win
Their, whose great feats the tight rope much
admired The bill Is capital and includes unequalled
variety Of amusements. II will be found In another
column and Is one Of the best produced this
MINERVA Rooms We believe that the Virginia sere-
naders will remain In the city another week. the patron
age extended to them last week being liberal to
Justify them In taking the step This evening the bur-
lesque opera Of stuo" win be performed and several
negro songs sung
Herr Alexander IL now at Saratoga
Madame Ablsmonics the celebrated vocalist, has
been highly successful ut the west She drew crowded
houses at Cincinnati, Louisville &c and IL highly and
deservedy popular with the western people.
Booth was in Buffalo ON the goth inst
Rockwell & Co.'s circus Is at st. Johns N. B.
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NAVAL scHooL.--In addition 10 the midshp-
men Of the date of 1871, who were examined
recently and passed the Naval School, Annapolis and
whose nnrnrs have already published there two
eptleuen of the class Of sz0 who also examined
ana pa-eed We subjoin their names :-Colville Ter
rctt II Indiana appointed January O. 1910. w. Ds-
vidson, Of Virginia. srpointed February 20, le4o--
Washington Union, dug. 20.
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LIvrsYooL QUALIFICATION.

FnH-ssles Of 200 $40 quntals dry cod wer. IN ,de
Mt 50 62k. Mackerel continued frm with goa, ret All
demand Scaled herring were worth 90o
FEATHERs-The sale Of live geese noticed vesteydav
steady.
FRuIr-Saes Of bunch raisina continued TO be mad,
In moderate way, at 81 10 81 10
HEMP-The market continued firm ct about $3.50 mar
ton, for good article Of dew rotted.
LEAD-Holders stuck out for DO per ID. There were
buyers In the marker at Q tribe less
MoLAssEs-Ws have only to note sale of 80 hhds
Porto Rico at $40
Naval STokEs-We have only to notice sales Of as0
bbls Turpentne per 4sO lbs at 81 the last sales
spirs were mde at A7c and Of North County Rosin az
600.
Oms-sales of 600 gallons country Lnssed were made
at $50; city pressed English rather quiet with
moderate sales without change In prices sales Of 1000
gallons bleached winter sperm l2Oc; there
was no change In Crude sperm or Whale which were
both steady
PRovsrosssales Of 100 bbls Mess Pork were made at
St5 2o 100 do prime lower counties New York sold at
Sl2 SIN Lard continued frm 10 i01<c for good in
barrels. and IL llko for prime In kegs sale Of
bbls son Mess Pork made at $i3 90 Besf-A sale
OF 90 bble city Meas made at Si3 Isl change in
prime. Butter and Cheese in fair demand with
out change in prices.
RIcE-saes Of tierces were made ut SIS 20 IS 49,
choica was worth 50 10 O 50.
SEEp-Good Ohio Clover was worth 7ko; Flaxseed
do, 81 IS . 81 90, according to quality.
sveAR-sales Of 100 hhds Muscovado were made ct o
ao1c
TALLow-saes of $4,000 lbs Butchers Association
were made at ~ cts.
ToBAcco-Thers has been good deal doing this week
10 manufactured at iull prices We submit the usual
statement exhibiting the prase sales and stocks
ON hand, for the week ending this afternoon -
Sold Need fhfs SfocI
Prices. this week. meek. on kauk
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

New Yonx, sAruHpAY AFTERNOON, Aua. q.
The market for -four and grain opened pretty firm At
yesterdays prices buts the close there some heavi
manifested owing to Its being the close of the week
and many merchants having left town temporarily for
the country Sales Of Genssee -four were made ct IS a.
S. rs S. SIX. A lot Of fat hoop Ohio, brand
sold ct SIS IS, and lot Of do, bakers brands at 50
There was Southern Of moment in market Sales Of
all kinds limited Sales Of new Virgins and North
Carolina wheat made at 100 cents for the red and
at lbs cents for the white considerable of West
made for export, private TERMS and lot Of
do sold at 81. Sales Of mixed corn were made
at a. Is 10 cents, and Of round Northern at 10 90
cents; lot Of white sold at "a cents lot Of nike to
tinued drm, while oats held At an advance Sales
Of pork made ut $40 Is, and Of PRIME this
State lower counties at sia s7k Lard continued ar.
Groceries exhibited no change, while sales mode
rate
Receipts down the Hudson Rsuer, Aug. 40.
Flour. ...'..'. ooO barrels
COrnmeal. -. GOO barrels.
Corn. ...............l06O 900 bushels.
A.nr,-sma sales Of pots were reported at s. 49, and
Of pearls ut So,
BEEswAx-The last sales Of northern yellow were
made ut 24o.
Of about 1000 bbls Osnssee
straight brands were made at 10 10 $5 si the latter
price fresh ground and 400 900 straight snssee
sold at SIS 75 500 bbs fiat hoop Ohio brand sold
SIS u.s. 6U0 Ohio baker brand sold 50; SOUTH
aoo bushels new Virginia and North Caroua red we're
made 81 10 and 100 do white ut ST. Is; l0e0 bushels
Western. sold ST. and 10 900 Western sold
for EXPORT to Liverpool, private terms. Corn-Sales
Of 10 900 IL 900 bushels mike made Zoe AGO.
45OO bushels sold. at 74o 76c.;s lO,OO0 do. do
sold arrive week. Use, and 400 6OO0 bushels
rouad Northern. reported sold ut 100 e0c and
1000 bushels white reported sold at 7Ac. Meal
sales Of 100 200 bbls Western New York at
50 IS Rye arm, and held ct $50 . 87xo Oofs be.
ing aud receipts very light, held ut further
advance Some holders asked $50 60c By retail sud
o5c 500 by Wholesale. There sales of moment
reported.
CASpLEs-sales Of 1870 boxes sperm were made ct alc
Patent sdxmantins were worth 4Oc.
CoFFEE-The market continued steady, but we heard
OF no 9. les Of Importance
CorroS-Ths sales yestard were 800 bales and
about much disposed OF to-day chiefly for
export The supply sale ths stsamsr has Do.
cidedy increased but holders ask prices beyond
outside quotations usually buyers have been reluctant
into market vt present; consequently the sp-
although it Is not possible to buy lower than Inside
tov.a
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LATER PROM HAvANA.-By the bark Rapid,
we are In receipt Of Havana papers to the 9Th
INST. The new steamer Habanero built in this
city Tor the coasting trade between Havana and
Mstsnsas, arrived out on the 9Th inst The
news generally is unimportant.
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NAILS FOR EuRopE.-The fine packet ship
Liverpool, Cspt. Eldridge, will sail this morning
for Liverpool. She will carry out the latest
mail to Europe.
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The Comptroller the receipt of reports
from every Dann AZ 'ne o'a''' ou' .ne ''" o'.'o
Stock Security Bank OF this cy There appears to be
considerable difference of opinion between the Comp
,ro,,.r .h rorr,sto~ Of the ohova h.rt ,s.tiva IN
~ ~ ~ p-Nr " '
these quarterly reports ana IL remains an open ques
tion subject to future arrangement II IL opinion
that tbsrs % M .uthortv IN The rev,ssd Eras Rsnkno
.,. -. 49,,
act, requiring quarterly reports from tnis oanki ana
appears 70 De the opinion OF proprletor
r.fsso 20 sts the raor,.r returns 70 The Como,rosr
~ 80 " - 49,.
W. ha'o reoeNe" "is iass qu1AseAy ioP0'" A~~~ o~'
kboaax hot traa hank
49,, =. - -. 800. -. ~. o,....,.rs
-, - - 49, =. =. ~. r..,,,,.,
"hA Sonu'sA~A Va '--o 49,, - -
seem and recommend 1t to the notice ei all those In
Ant. syata NJ banking To its greatest per.
ee
'eohon' ,
Work State stock Security Bank of the CITY of New York
on tho morning Of the lat of August, ls47 -
N,w yonx STATE srocx SECURITY BArx
New York State stocks transferred to the Comptroller
in trust Tor the redemption OF ns oireustug notes
~, cents per oents IS Ooo do: So 800 do sal 500
Registered Bank Notes received from the Comp
troller, issued and IN circulation. .SlA,aoo
Ae TsomvtroIer' iesued and on hand. a7ss
Registered Bank Notes received from the
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Poiica IntaliiQoncx

Small Business - the amount " business at the 70
lice Offices was remarkably small yesterday. consisting
only OF several drunken and disordery persons.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-23

will be in attendance at hls ONCE in New fOIk, No 426
broadway During Monday Tuesday wednesday and Thurs
with patients tho diseases incident 10 the sysem
particularly affections Of the Lungs LIVER Kidneys Spleen
Nervousness Dropsy, Rheumatism, Asthma. Debility, &c.
Those complains usually termed Dyspeptic derangements
may easily and readily be subdued. Advice gratutous.
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ers bound communicate public. the facilities
accommodation they sipeeace on their :nmmsr ercur
dence OF Jew weeks Morss Hotel Long Branch.
abes publ sh In point Of health the position s an
for ba hing Of ms!chless comfort Tbs esabhmeS con
and wines Of the best brands the OF fishing
hunting and driving and IL there one host
polite eff rieut and gentlemany thin another is Mr.
Morris Uad-r these circumstance and s proximity to the
city. conscientously recommend those no
JOY the solid comforts Of = summers
lam. Sir, VlSITt X AT LONG BRANCH.
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The Louisville Democrat Of the 10th inst. says We
learn FROM a gentleman the General Taylor, that
stanwood 10 elected 10 Congress from Tennssss BY o.
majority"
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CARE ISLAND, Aug. 20, ls47.

After the departure Of the New York dsputatiou In
the steamer New Haven, yesterday, the company re-
turned to their customary habits but the Of tho
day will long be remembered by those who participated
Ia them. Previous to Mr.. Clays departure from the
Columbia House, and while most Of the gentlemen
engaged in paying the last attentions to the New
York deputation, curious occurring In the
parlor The veteran statesman whose success In win
ming the ladies' smiles indicate that he has, in his
younger days been accomplished sutton IN the court
OF Venus had barganed with few fair Phadrlphians
exchange clippings from his hoary looks for the
nectar from their lips The trade carried with
such that there danger Of his needing
wig to his Losses while tho kisses he took In
change caused immune rabe heart burnpgs Jealous
husbands and lovers who accidentally attracted to
the spot
An excursion to the Breakwater Is Axed upon for to-
day in the steamboat Ohio Mr. Clay viii accompany
the party.
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Bank Of Geneva. -.
Back OF Ithaca.
sBaak Of kinderhook.
Bank Of Lslsllgburgh.
sBsnk OF Lowvilie.
Bank Of Monroe
B,pk Of Newburgh.
ok of New Rochelle
Bank If New York
Blk Of Orange County.
Bank Of Orleans. :.
Bank Of Oweao. 49,.
Blk Of Poughkeepsie..
Bank Of Kome
Bank Of Salina. -.
.Bk Of Silver Creek.
Bk State OF N. York.
.BaIk Of Syracuse. :.
Bank Of Troy.......
Bank Of Utica
Br. do at Canandaigua.
Bank Of Vernon
sBank of Waterville..
B Ink Of Whitehall
sBk of White.town.
sBiack River Bank. -.
Bros klyn Bank -.
Brnome County Blk.
Butchers X Drovers Blk
Can j B INK Of Albany.
Catskill Bank.
Cayuga ounty Bank.
Central Bank .......
sChsmplain Bank
Chautapque County Blk
~Chemical Bank -.
I hemung Canal Bank.
sChester Bank......
City Bank.
Com. Bank Of Albany.
sCom. BIZ Rochester.
sCom. Blk Of Troy.
*Cuyler's Bank
sDslawsre Bank ~.
sDfover's Bank ofCal.
taraugus Comfy.
Essex County Bank. :.
= xchange Bk Buffalo
Exchange bk Geuesee
Exchange Bank Of
Luckp.rt. .......
sFsrmen'. Bank Of Am
sFarmers' BIZ Hudson.
sFafmers' Bk Nina.
Farmers Blk Of Troy.
"Farme s. AID Drovers'
B ak at Somers -.
Fa, mers' and Manufac-
turers' Bank 500.
sFarmers K Mechanics
Bank Of Gcuesee....
sEaimers x ,.echanics
Blk vf Ogdensbargn
*Earmers l. Mechanics
Bank Of Rochester.
*Fo Z Pain Bank
~t'ranklin County Blk.
sutton Bank $500.
+Ge nesee County Blk.
Gr~enwick Bank :.
Herkiner County Blk.
Highland B mix 80.
Hudson River Bauk. :.
~Hu gerford's Bank. ;.
*James' Bank So.
Jefferson County BIZ.
XII. gston Bank -.
sKirkland Ba.k......
Leather Man. bank 20.
Lewis County Bank. ,.
Livingston County Blk.
~Lorkp IT Bank and
Trrst Company.
*Long Island Bank :.
SLuther Wright's Bk.
Madison County ok >.
Manhattan Company.
Mechanics' Bank. -.
~Mechsnics Banking
! Association. :.
Mech & Farmers Bk.
Mech K Traders' Bk. :.
Merchant B INK.
~Merchants' Balk OF
Cananda,Rua =. 90.
~Merchants' Bank of
rChautauque County.
sMeychants' Bank Of
Erie County. >.
-Msrchants' Bank in
Poughkeep.ie
Merchants Exchange
Bank. ..........
sMerchanfs' and Far.
mers' Bank Of Ithaca.
~A1erchants' and Far.
mers' Blk Putnam Co.
Mrr. and Mech. Blk. =.
~Niddletown Bank.
Mohawk Bank
*Mohswk Valley Blk.
Moutgr merry Go. Bank
Nat onsl Bank
N. Yolk Dry Dock Co
New York State BIZ.
~New York St,te
stock Security Blk.
an. York stock Bank
Northern Blk " York
tNoith River Bank. :.
Ogd-nsbu'gh Bank. :.
SOLVER Lee &Co's Blk
Oneida Bank. ....,..
Ononda. a County Blk.
Ontario Bank -.
Ontario B anch B INK. .
Otseso County Bank.
hPalmyra Bank.
@Patchin B ,nk. -.
fhenix Bank. -.
*Pine Plans Bank
sPowell Bank.
Evansville bank.
*Rochester Bank
Rochester City Bank.
Sockets Hsrbor Blk. :.
Saratoga County bk.. /.
Schenectady Bark
Seneca County Bank.
Seventh w ard Bank.
Estate Bank at Sau-
gerties.
Steuhen Cou ty Blk. =.
sSufnlk County Blk. :.
Tanne,s' Bank. ...
Tompkins County Blk
Trsdesmen's Bank :.
Troy City Bank.
Ulster County Bank. /.
.Unadl,la Bank.
Union Bank =. ......
Warren County Blk. /.
= Washington Co. Blk.
Westchester Co. BIZ. :.
White Plains Bank. L.
sWhite's B Of Blu falo.
-Wooster Sherman's
Bank -. :. &.
Yates County Bank. ..
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may be had Of WATSON As William street. one door
SAVAGE % Fulton sre; snd nowhere els: IN the city
single one will find bera offered de with
fact VIII reduction Of price is possible we will
equal those sold at 50 81 Gold
Pru and 30 sold elsewhere at 81 SO and* Gold Pens
fulty aret
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Steamship Missouri Capt. NORM, Of tho
French Missouri takes the first opportunity
publicly the essential services rendered him. when
of coal off Halifax by Capt Darby Of the British
Daring aud express his thanks Cant Darby, for lua
BILE aid and the courtesy and cheerune with which
IL was given.
Nrw YoRr Aupust "a 1917
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New Books.

COLUMBIAN MAGAZINE. Ormsby Haokett, ll6 Fultol
street. The number for September 10 our table;
Is fully equal to any previously published.
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Travelling Dressing Cases-Thc exceedingly

small compass ~ which The sub.c ibes have paced every
hng Necessary for the toilet without their useful
mes and the ,nlsome substantial which they
made render these super to manufactured
An examination iai OF being satiifacto y.
q. SAUNDERS SON, III Broadway,
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There 10 q rAr oomgd Tor the various grades at firm
prices.
waALHpoSr-yolder asked higher prices, but no
sales reported
wH.xEr-rhsra was an active feeling In the market
and 900 bbs aoid at 49, including about hundred do
reported ut 28kc.
vessel was chartered for London at s. per
bbl aud cargo engaged for Cork at Is ID yes.
sci was engaged for Falmouth England Sd for grain
sacks To Liverpool - seemed bs about the pros
and and Cd for grain
rEAs AT Acknowledgment In the ship Woodsds.- -
Terms notes at SIX months
Young Hyson- 81 bf chests 81 cents per ID; "a do
ION W do 49, al do 81 ss4 do 81 lag do as $50 do
an.
Hyson--3 80 hf chests 48k
Ouopovder-25 hf chests Al 90 cases 81; ESQ Glib
hox-a sOk 40 l3lb do 30 Ol half chests aix " do
20; al 40 aak GA do withdrawn
linp risl-l9 hal chests 46x 90 cans 3s 900 Glib
ecxs 80 loo lab do 80 $50 aud half chests ~
~ do 40
Orange Pskoe- 90 half chests TX
Oolong souchong-s4i half chests 22k 200 do e.
IS do 10; COS do lex
yhee Souchong-s0 half chests 30 10 do 25x
Souchong- 1880 half chests 10.
Csssis-iooo wss II cents per ID.
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