The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-05

Sales Of 5000 Mstamorss were cold at loAc months,
werchantable Culls, I'D price; also some 900 Msta
moras water damaged 2no to &c caah.
Hors-Salss were making at SIC 1919
LEAp-The last sale made at 81 so.
LrArHrn-Holdsrs seemed less confident, and were
forcing leather at public sales prices were therefore
less frm The sale to-day was well attended but prices
showed Improvement from Last weeks sale. Light
hemlock was becoming rather more Ia demand, and an
Improvement in that article was looked for Harness
aud upper continued very scarce
NAVAL sronEs-small sales Of spirits Of turpentine
made $780, deliversdi raw turpenine, with tar,
was quiet.
crowdpg the market with sales to-day Of $4,000 gal
Ions 66c; small lots selling at the price.
a 60c For shipping whale $50 refused There
change In crude sperm, which stood at about 81 o.
Manufactured bleached winter sperm worth 81 80.
About 900 lbs palm oil sold at SC, according to
ProyrsroSs-The market for pork continued inactive;
sales of made, in small way at Si4 rs Prime
nominal at SO 90 $40 rs $50 dead nogs sold ut
exc Lsrd-sales Of IS tisrces made, at 9z6s
at 7kc, and 900 Ohio, ut ca. Butter remained the
same
RrcrThe stock continued light, and no sales we're
reported
sreD-saes of 4ooa 500 lbs clover were made at 7Ac
fair and at steady prices, but sales moderate.
taLLow Sales of 10000 lbs. made, at loo. The
market closed with stssdiness
WHALEBoNE-S Sales of 81 o 90 lbs were made including
~ W at goo, and South Sea at sic.
WHsKEYSmall sales State Prison made ut 3016c,
and 200 do on private terms.
FREiaHrs Rate continued nomnally the same En-
9agements light whe parties appeared inclined to
vast for the Caedouias before making foreign
signmepts 70 any great amount
Married,
On Saturday evening, Oct. 80, ls47 by the Rev MIR.
Jones, MIR JONATHAN POWELL to Miss SARAH ANN
BUCKLEY eldest daughter Of the late Mr. Harry Buck
ley, of England.
On Thursday 4th instant, by the Rev. DR. Krebs,
JAMES AuoHSeLos' to Miss c. ANNA WELLS
DAVID w. HURp to Miss MARIA, daughter Of George
She'll all Of this city.
Died,
Yesterday morning, at 10 o'clock, GEORGE WHITNEY,
in the 55th year Of his age
His friends, acquaintance and the members of the
Mariners Lodge No %, of which he was member and
the members OF the o. Of o. + generally, invited
Chathsm street. to morrow Saturday afternoon, at
half past O'Clock
On Thursday morning 18th instant in the 6st year of
his age, CHARLrs EASTMAN, Esq.
brother, Daniel aud nephews Michael and Daniel Cash
man. are respectfully invited to attend his funeral
saturday next at O'Clock, p NJ, from his late resi-
dsnce lao East Broadway, without further invitation.
2t
On Thursday morning Mrs ELEANOR WATSON HAIR
Rs, aged ~ years
Her friends, and those Of her SONS Charles John w
anu townsend arris, respectfully invited to attend
hsr funeral on Saturday next the 9th instant, at
O'Clock, T. M from her late residence No $40 HuLson
street, without further invitation.
On Wednesday T. NJ, Nov 3, JOHN +. MILLER in the
hftisth year OF his age.
His funeral will take place Mt the residence of his son.
NO lIaa thompson street, this day, at O'Clock His
respectfully invited to attend without further invita-
ton.