The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-28
Legislative Proceedings.


A memorial Of Goodhue Co., and others, to abolish
fees to the health officer, was presented
Mr. JONES reported substitute for the bill to provide
for tbs election Of port wardens and hsrbor masters Of
Mr. WHEELER reported bill to pay Henry Storms
for extra services. Adopted.
On motion Of Mr. LESTER, q resolution was adopted
calling the Auburn, Rochester and Utica, and SYRIA
Railroads to report statement Of dividends since
the year 1885, when made, aud those which have been
Revolutions of thanks to Gen. Scott and the New
York regiment were unanimously agreed to
deeds, for the adjustment Of military claims in New
York and for the payment Of portion Of the general
fund debt The latter was subsequently rcconsidered
Mr. BEExMAN reported bill relative to railroad sta
stcs the mode Of making annual reports and for the
cation OF the Ogdensburg Railroad Made the special
order of the day for Friday next
The bill for the Idiot Asylum passed In committee
Of the whole, and the Senate then adjourned.
ASSEMBLY.
The electric telegraph bill goes to the Committee Of
Bills to lay down heavy rails railroad tracks, and
to borrow money for the purpose Of laying second
bill declaratory of the powers of the city Of New
York respecting the assessment laws was referred to the
proper committee.
The joint resolutions to abolish the anking privilege
The Resolutions for the election of postmases were
| referred to the Committee Of the Whole.
The resolutions for vote of thanks to Gems. Taylor
Scott end Worth, and the New York regiment, wer
| agreed to.
The bill for the transfcrment Of the Bank Department
to the State Treasurer, was rejected.
The House then adjourned, amidst threatening snow
storm.
The Markets.
CINCINNATI. Nov 27.-Elour- Sales Of 800 bbls.
made at 81 IS s., including country and city mills
manned the same, with moderate sales Hogs-sales of
1000 head were mrde at So q SO lax Provisions-
Ua Pr%s %
ment doing in cheese Whiskey-sslss OF 500 bbs
tilted at l7hc. Groceries exhibited change. River
In good boating order.
PrrrsBuRG, Nov. ~ -Flour-The market arm; small
sales making at full prices. Whest-There was NO
change, and millers buying spariDgy at
tatons, and prices stood about the Osts-Ssles
400 sacks were made at 26c CSC: Rye, no change.
The weather IL very cold. The river Is flush and
port 10 feet Of water in the channel.
| BALTiMoRr, Nov ~ Flour-The market exhibited
very little change. Soles Of 000 bbs Howard street
were made A. 20 gSM 80 whsstsss: Of 1000 bush
white DO, at 81 a. Corn-Saes Of 1000 bushels were
made, including white and mixed Maryland, at 65 a 81
not understood. Whiskey change Sales of provi-
oDs were chiefly making to the retail trade without al
teIation In prices.
ALBANY, Nov 27-Flour-Tbe market remained with.
out change with small sales Genssee, Oswego, &C. at
So SIX So, and 50 l2h asked In wheat and corn no
bushels were made at % cts Bspevs"ss OF 1000
bushels two rowsd made at rs cts Rye less nrm.
Whskey no change Receipts by canal during the pre-
ceding twenty -four hour-F1our ~ 200 bbs wheat,
30 600 bushels Oats, l26oo do; Barley, 400 do. No
change in frsights
BUFFALO, Nov 27.-Flour-The market was dull and
sales Of 500 barrels Wisconsin made at 81 62k
Wheat Sales Of 10 900 bushels made, including
Chicago at $50, and Milan Cleveland and Coneaut, at
81. Corn-No sales Of moment were reported Receipts
during the preceding ~ hours, follows Flour
5000 barrels; wheat, 80 900 bushels; corn, none.
Bo.roS, Nov. 27.-Flour-The market continued in
active, and only notice sales Of about 700 bbs ncu
ding Geness Oswego and straight brands Michigan at
So % az 37h The market closed without animation
Corn-sales Of 1000 bushels made including mixed
at 10 cts and sound yellow at ~ cts Rye continued in
active at previous rates Osts-Saes Of 1000 bushels
made at so cents Provisions Sales were chiefly
confined to the retail trade. Whisky change
Freghts- Quotations remained the same