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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-27
IN. Y. LAMP DEPOT

Noe l3s and 80 futon-st sun Buildinss
LAMPS, CIsASDoLEs. cHASDELfrss, &c.
J D. FAY
HAS MADE such Arrangements with 9 large msLGfsc
llturnx establishment will insure 70 the public
and others opportunity 70 procure cheap and
very superior articles Of Solar Hsnginz and Stand
Lamps" 10 great variety.
"GlRASDOLEs"
Of rev and superior style and hnish
SOLAR And GAS CHANDELiERS."
with 10 or light. Of the most splendid wortmsnship
With without prisms
10 great assortment;
BRACKET SOLAR"
and TN side Reflector Lamps and Wicks
The .bovs articles 1neq1aed ia quality, style and
beauty of snish and will be sold at tho manufacturer
lowest Prices, wholesale and retail CIT, bfonxsa soo
silyered
y. B-Dont forget, bef.rs purchasing % call and sI
the assortment .t tns Lamp store, ti and 10 fu
ton-st- s1n Buildings
Also old Lamps reoronIsd, gilt and silvcrsd made %
49, oi2 lrlis'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-27
HENRY JOHNSON,

90 BROADWAY corner Chambers.t. In the Granite
40 Building wholesale and retail Druggist, offers foI
sale for family use, AZ the trade prices
SUPERIOR Bermuda Arrow HeuTy's Magnesis,
Root, COOpers Isinsass,
English Rose Wstsr, Refined Gelstine
White Gum Arabic, English CanOmile Flowers,
Pure Castor OH Pure Jamaica Ginger
Honduras Sarsspanlls. Old Brown Windsor soap,
Russia I.ngia-s Cologne Water by the gallon
Prepared Barley, Congress Water sc. &c.
Also Just received another invoice Of the celebrated Rob
insons Bay Water which will prove 70 be fully equal "a
h. LAT OS 2IniseOd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-27
SACK & BAG WAREHOUSE.
GRAHAM BROTHERS,
~

UannfHftuFefS, " ma " WHItF.Sts
INVITE THE PARTICULAR ATTENTION Of country
Imechsns from the grain districts 70 their stock Of sac
and which they offer for sale 70 suit the wants Of
purchasers pon the most favorable terms Dealers, a..
ter visiting their establishment have universally adopted
the practice Of buying bags VI them ready for INN
sale In preference the old slow mode Of having
them made rp home All kinds Of Calcutta, Earopssn
frrr-.it ~ .f.pt,d 81 kInis-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-27

Working w omen viii - held IN Nau1hal Garden. on
"wednesday evening. October n al =. o'clock The large
saloon will be fitted with seats for the accommodation
OF 2ooo persons WY l. MACgESZiE and others will speak
the sube Of Free Soil and Homes for all The sy
rian Oee Club Will eniven the evening with few Of
their thoice Men bring wives snd dsu zhf-rs
women, bring your husbands and Is IL not time the
working class did something improve their c0nd-
ton. which yearly getting worse Rents usins aid
'xases falling and every year. Must these
things continue, Say you 80 Come, then % NsuNhall,
and learn the remedy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-27

rT-A Mass Meeting OF the Working Men and

mon Of ne IfF o. New OfsAn ldI0nfned meefIns 81
this Society vii be held a. Mechanics Hall. ~ Broad
way, this evening. Oct Il, one hour sfer ssuset
81 I-AAC ERNER S-rtat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-27

DUBLfC NOTICE IS hereby siven ths, ne ~ ss -
L petitions have been presented IN nc 49, VI
ant Aldermen VIZ: To have well ara PanP .. y. t
the Of Forty second-si. and Nintha'snbs
the curb add gutter stones set IN FoTti-,h
Broadway and Eighth svenue. that the sice~s %
between sixth and Eighth aver rez be nAtsee &c
width Of four feet, and that ordse stones De Ao
iniersecting streets All persons interested ~ th- No.
propo..tions h.vins Elections the requested
70 present them IN writing 20 the under sned A. nis oe
10 Hal OF Records before IRE tfh day ~ NoF- n
be-, NEXT MARTIN L. THOMPSON, Stse-t Com
OF Street Comnis.oners O1lcei Vsl a. WV
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20 n CARY 4 CO.

W. n. CARY x co.
lss gy.sI-srsEEr, OPPOSITE cEDAz-srsEET
IIAvE IN STORE sad are receiving BY late srvals-
III Gaze, Mu,kslps Linen Tread Nos. 10 70 100
st.veu, Cos Linen Tread, all colos and Nos Glars
Css Paisley spool Cotton, cord white % ysrcs
Cisrk Cos Paisley Spool Cotton cord, 100 yds white
w.Tsn's Needles drilled eyed shHps and bs.w's, Oiled
eyed Needles, low priced
Howe Manufacturing Co. soldhssd Pins, fall and short
stuck
Pgr.-s Purse Twist. plain and assorted shades
st..l Beds Steel Tassels, RE- and Fringe
Torrots. 81. n Z 1t.lo and imitation carved Comb
Tortoise shell sns Horn side Combs, plain and carved
Bone metal and composition saspendsr B1rtons
Pearl and Agate Shirt Bgttons
Lasting Mohair and Brocsds Coat Buttons
Wade Butchers RAzors al p.tterns
Knives and Scissors Of al dsscr ptons-snd the largest
Of Freach Engsh and German Fancy Goods
b found Ia this country which they o6er 70 Joboefs
and Retailers pon tho best aus lsissO imssod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-27
" september Report.-THE MUTUAL BENZ

New Policies Issued IN SepfefnbeT. II
ROBERT L. PATTERSON, President
BENJ c. MILLER, Secretary.
JOsEPH l.. LORD. Agent.
JAMES STEWART MD. Medical Examiner, At the orc
daily, from 70 , O'Clock. "a M&Wlmis'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-27

social meeting will be held hy this Division Thursday
evening the 18th inst O'Clock the Division
Room. American Hall Addresses will be delivered by
Bro. WV. EDwARDs and Bro. Edmund BURKE. Anumher
Of Songs and Glees will be panied with appro
pirate Instrumental together with such other Ell
Treatments j. presumed will be interesting % the
members and their families Members not already fur
nshed, procure tickets for admission reel Of Bro.
Huxley. - Walser-st
The Division Will the above evening, FOR the
transaction Of business a. haifpsst o'clock
or IL. ALLEN y LEFT r g
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-27
WHOM TO MARRY

WHOm III VuAhhI,
4 Nd HOW TO GIT MARRIED Or he Adventures
40 L.dy 20 Search Of Good Hrshsnd Part l. Il
lssfrs'ed By Cruikslan< b cts
Litteifs Living Age. No. 1915 capital No. II. cts
Rocy the Rover the Rbhorrsl ty Carleton. p ca
M,nnsiuk- Herbert, BY L.dy Bicssi- <ton - ets.
Kitty's Relttiors hy Mss Leslie. IS
Norr-au's Bridge. ~ Ms Marsh , cts
Mexico u Vas and - u L. BY BFant, Meyer bound,
q 81
Irish Sketch Book. By Titmnsh illpsfrsi.t . cts.
Ot..ws N. or the Last Chief Of Red luiisns - CTS.
Altar Gull. Sea Tale, B., Eugene sue IS cts.
Fhr;stlons IN America by Seatsield. 3 cts
The Devil. Pool. BY Madame Geors- Sand. p cts
Sir Henry Morgan. the Buccaneer by Z. Howard sc.
The Virgin Of the Sun. 5v Ned Buufine. IS cts
Th- fnsnsred. BY Lscy Bury. > cfS
The Champions Of Freedom. BY ; Noodworth. > etc
Tsncred By Israeli 3 cfs.
The Playmate. = Book forthe Young : syesr.
MsskkfNFs F1R N0vENsES
Godeys Lsdys BOOK 3engravinss, sc sNc = per year
Grahau's Magazine enSrsvilxs. 20 No - per year
Union Magazine. Miss hrksui sc. No = per year.
Columbian Msgazl ne. Sc No - per year
National Magazine. lee. No - per year
Al the publications, a. soon ssued. for sale BY
OF BERFORD \ co. Astor House.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NEW oRAT0RIo.
MerSelssohns new snd sabine Orstorio,
ETFTlU
N. YORK SACRED MUSIC SOCIETY,

gill he performed ~ Ire
N. YORK SACRED MUSIC SOCIETY,
EOR IhE FIRST TINE n tbls country, 90 WE'D
Il SkSOAl Esenins. Nov. ). A. the Tabernacle The
hst performance Of Elijah. which vii Be recorded a.
memorable event IN The history cf Hssc. tcok place The
sreN bruiu s5an FESTIVAL IN Augrsf. isto s1d U IS coma
denty beeNec th no performances q Sacred Muse ever
pfcdIc-d sreater sensation. The Sacred Msse Society
nAse hao the orsofio m r-heNss three mcrihs,
and are ro prepared bring out In the most elective
msnnei To insure tbs they have arranged for tire nos
cnci-nt foca arc instrumental talent Ia the city full
psEtcuas Il which VIII appear In sfatnre sr-ti.er-ut
Performing members % the Secretly are requested 70
aifend ne rehearsal this evening " ednesday cccs
A. the Coliseum.
Nou performing members 90 ain their tcs-s Of M
Geo Nnit4oek Secretary, s. Cansls~ 81 Sta
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-27
JACOBS PLATT, Auctionser,
AUCTION SALE OF CROCkERY,

"A 0sss and Earthen Ware Lamps, Oirandoles Castofs
sc-J. y PLATr semi weekly - above viii tahs place
this morning 10 O'clock In the large Sslss Room
the store - Patt-st where the may sso be
examined The whole will be sold In lots TO uit country
dealers and srOosrs well the city hsds generally
and consists 0f general assortment throughout Of light
and dark blue printed, fast and flowing colos White.
grant, & edge, dipt, Nc.
Also, 100 dor tambleu. wines chsmpssns, ysss lamps
Also, dinner and tea sets complete and shef the sse,
By Catalogue large lot Of ware by Dvoco the damaged
ware accumulated on hand
NB-Terms- 80 cssh, without Discount, over
$50 and under 500 months 500 and sndsr o1o.
months, over &00, months for approved paper.
Entrance 10 the Sales Room through the store NOM
either Plat or Godst 49,
NB-It is deemed proper b. sts,s that ell scId BY
sample swsnted soond In syery respect and tree nom
crset or IL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-27
ID. X. PnrrnIy, DeptI

ID. II. PnrInIy, Dentist,
No. I PARKPLACE-REFERS
10 T.. j. Parmly, and Bondst OILS 5misMNSF-
(2i)-The Celebrated Pain Extrsctor-l2D
DALLEY'S CONNELs
" No Merchant or Family should BE- without this
wonderful Sslye IL will be furnished TO all on the most
liberal terms By applying the only place for the genuine
81 stf (N)-TWE~ry-o~p COsrL.sD-sr-f.l
~ Gentlcmen's Has-Fsl sye-BlRD corner
Pine and Nassau ssThe proprietor OF this establishment
stimulated by the liberal patronage extended to him BY the
public is induced to offer their inspection and i'm
proved style OF Hat for the season confident that the durs
bity and finish Of the will insure their concurrent
appreciation The improvements which he has gradually
introduced in the manufacture and style Of Hats needs
other eommendaton than that they have been uniformly
sdopted BY the elite o. the City
oi irnis BIRD eor Pine and N.s.s1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-27
BOOK TRADE.
VICTOR HJ0O's

'CREAr VOORHEES, published the 6rs; An-ric.u
VI edition II Veto Hux,s lsst work. The Iron Mask or
ID. Days Of Tyranny The urexsmP.d sac Of this thr
linz romance IN Paris s s,rons evidence OF the shity
DISPLAYED 10 It's powerfully wrought gsg-. Price p cts
Agents ard others viii please address their orders
o. n W Il GRAHAM. f.h--.n.l rllh-n. BnL.ilns.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-27
CHRISTOPHER RUTHERroRD, Aueti.n..r
DY JAMES NJ. MILLRR--Stors No. ~ nsilsa.
ID lane next door TO No. Libsrtyst

ID lane next door TO No. Libsrtyst
THURSDAY. Oct q,
At lOt O'Clock, at the store Of Charles NJ Lsupp Co ~
Fsuysf
soLk LsArg,s. kc.-5ooo sdes hemook and och tanned
sole leather, with other articles in the line.
FRIDAY, Oct 20
At 10 O'Clock, ct store 10 Maiden lsns.
HARDwARE AND CUrLERv.-500 packages and Iote OF
hardware and Cutlery comprising general sAsostms1t Of
fresh and desirable goods Just Imported md msnsfsc
tuTed consisting in part Of vices, anvis srss hoes usoe
log and halter chains butts table do psss
hinges curry combs mill hlss, bsstsrd do hsndssw
do drawing knives. pad, cbest, cupboard and french
locks kettles sauce pans Carolina hoes oandssticks
suffers table Knives and FORKS pocket cutlery butcher
knives shoe and bread do trays and WATERS britsn
mia German silver and and table spoons. ROAD
and square bolts, nc. he.
The sbove arc fresh goods and In eoaplsts ssds.
MONDAY, Nov. |,
At ~ O'Clock, at the MsrchsDtS Esehasgst
CHAScsRY ssLr-Undsr the direction OFF. I. RuSsies
masterLot Of and with the buildings, tho southsry
side OF Twentethst 81 feet westwsrdy from the south
westerly Of Fourth avenue and Twsntistha being
feet front on Twentiethst BY u feet deep.
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r C KEMP Aaetionssr
g,URNITIRE AND stock aAIE4.-At Pr

G. kkAP1 AactIonsef
FURNITURE AND STOCK sALEs.-At Pr
i Houses Stores Sales Rooms 30 brosdwsy %
posite the New. York Society Library.
The andssaed vii five his personal attention 70 the
srrs8ginsnz and disposal Of Furntsrs a. private Dwell
log. and Stocks Of Goods AZ Auction.
Having had much experience IN this line he feels cons
dsnce assuring his friends ant ths public thst ell bsss
entrusted o. fis vii bo satisfactorily sn1
promptly attended 20 and prompt returns made.
Ne would ao bcs leave call the sttsoton OF persons
having FOODS dispose Of 70 the very central location q
bis Sales Rooms, for public or private sales Csh 81
vance. msds when required. r. c KEMP, Asetiossss
oz7WkSnlm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-27

~ Roberts, New and Splendid style Of Gothic
Door and Number Piaesentirely new and original de-
signs. Those in want Of something and splendid on
their doors invited call examine the above aTt-
ole Also splendid assortment Of new style Bellpuls
Bells hung and repaired IN the most substantial manner
aud warranted. X. ROBERTS, Jo2 Broadway,
sic 3miseOd near Princest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-27
ATWOOD STOVES.

ATWOOD STOVES.
UMPIRE STOVES Persons waiting superior cult
Enary nPp.stus respectfully invited 70 examine this
celebrated Stove before purchasing elsewhere The oven
Of this Saye always charged with pure air They will
as ltsA2a~osu HICKOK 4 co. Z5s Wafer-st
EMPIRE RANGES
L>OR BAKING OR ROAST Moths article 10 saPe-
anything Of the And market IL combines all
the advantages Of AtSoocs Empire Cooking Stove FOR
sale By HlCkOk l. co 80 Wster-G
INVISIBLE DOOR-sPRINGs-A cheap and most
lsdnrsble article for closing doors complete triumph
the cefornins encumberirs and unsthiy devices
hih-rto sot up for he above tce OF se.t
comfort and economy saving many times rs irnz cost
fuel heated all Nc Al pleasure s~lnsins through ana
thr0axn, and In thus al expense use uOabi-
w-sr .ne tear Of latches catches knobs &c For sac
wholesale and retail. By WILMOI "lLsOS Al TIE
Artisan Oce l02 S.ssaus where hardware cea-ss Aad
Others can address fheir orders ols In-.seoo
DIERCE,. NEW HOr-AIR TWO-OyES RANGE
The pubic are requested 70 call and srarnins The
sboy- now Ia operation % Broadway. This Range for
simplicity srd economy superior 70 wing OF TIE kird
ever offered II Constructed tH any person can use
H. There are dspe. Be 1s-d or raos 70 get choked
az with co.l Warranted IN =. safis
ACTION. lo-s stis.l GEORGE PIERCE, 20 Broadway.
NEW BUCKWHEAT, For shippins-The sao.cri.
Nb-u prepared receive orders for halisd
Buet~hes Of percr quality pot up In their usual
yes IN barrels halves sgaxters ekh.hs and oox-s
n ss<s Of a and -. lbs CROMWELL BIHDsALL,
- inir - Frpntss eo,. bsefnsa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-27

~ Fourteenth Ward.-The Wing Electors Of the
F'1reenih ard sre requested meet At the Broadway
House, corner Of Broadway and Gfanash on ihetsuAy
nins ssth ms, a, ~ o'clock for the parpose Of hear
nx the eport Of the Assembly Convention OF the iVeh
Assembly District. By order, ~,
-, y ro,xe,t secretnry OF .fis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-27

MINIATURE ALMANAC. THIS DAY.
THE MOON. iuiL sgA.
Ri-e..6 % Sets....5 Rises. 3 81 Morn 10 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-27

fF Winter oil Good white Winter Oil at only 8
shilngs and beautiful white Winter Sperm Oil warrant
ed 10 burn all nsht and give clear and brilliant light A.
= per gallon, for sale By b. ALBRo Co ll8 Divsons
between Eldrdge and Allen and 24o Grandst second
block east OF the Bowery. b. Olcans furnished A.
wholesale prices and oil delivered in any part Of the city
free OF expense. oJ lwis'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-27

rx- F;0eeuth Ward.-The Wing Electors Of the
rffeenth ard-one and all-sre requested 10 meet AZ
on.tiution Hall Friday Evening 18th inst Al bali
80, ~ork 10 respond the several Wing nominations
e. St,te OfFcsrs. b. order o. the Waid Committee
HENRY BhENOOkl, Chairman.
CHksrER DnSGs. Secretary W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-27

~ 4 GIee Class for the practice of the more sim
PIE and easy species OF ght secular meets every
Wednesday evening", ct O'Clock 81 Mr. WsRNERs room.
i3 Broadway. IL 10 very interesting and improving
class for persons who already ling plain music II j.
Just commencing new term Tuition only - per quar-
Ter for gents and q 15 tor ladles. OF IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-27

At T 2 bpfucoW
PUsiIc ADNI>IsrpAros's SsLs o. Law BOOKS, Ac.-
About 100 vols Of Law Books uprising the library Of
the late David Gref ESQ consisting OF ancient aud mod
ern Law and Equity Reports in complete SETS and .
variety Of standard WORKS Of late editions
Also fine ot " library and bedroom furniture. Cat
slogues will be ready days before the ssle To Be Oh
tanned of the suctioneer or Of the sdmnssicI For fas
ther information apply TO JAMES $. THAYER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-27

MECHANICS HALL
ia BROADWAY. between Grand and Broone
: Open every night Unprecedented success
Fourth week Of the orisnAl
cHRISTYS MINSTRELS.
The Oldest established LAID he nitec states 2
Chusty. q. y Chnsfy r. Pierce. W Porter. c Abbott
and Vaughn whose original and inim.fsble Concerts
Nightly honored with crowded and hsby respectable
audiences ard universally admitted % excel every amusc-
meat Of similar character offered In his city
Admission p cents children under ,u years half price
Doors open a. :. C0ncet viii commence al ocock.
may be secured application the Hal. from ,
to3PM
For the sccommod stion Of families. Concert will be
given - uTday afternoon, commencing a. 5 O'Clock
o25 lws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-27
DUBLIC ExHIBITION OF BROWNS PAIN

PfNss"HsIoss. Of Pa1o 9ito ke.ses, Monterey and
Buena yi.ta-Wi be exhibited for short time only 81
stewards old stand opposite the Park Brown, celebrated
Portraits Of General Taylor General Wool Colonies Mon
roe Belknsp Mansfield and Whiting Majors Bliss, Bragg
snd Eaton Captains Ramsay, Garnett and Linnsrd Sur
geon Craix Medical Director, Orderly Bingham twho
was captured AZ Buena yisisl and Old Whitley" the
far.famed war horse Of Gen Taylor Also, Headquarters
Amy Of Dec patton AZ Winut SpIngs Mexico. on In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-27

i ERss STATUE OF THE GREEK SLAVE, In the
large Saloon Of the National Academy Of Design corner OF
Broadway and LeonaTdst from o'clock VI. until 10
Z NJ Admittance IS cents. Season tickets 50 cents
" The for those holding tickets VIII close
the first day OF November. Season tickets purchased on
and after the 18th October will enttle the holder 10 visit
exhibition until the first day Of December neat OILS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-27
To- Cenuipe Rear. OH.

" 1tehuine Btnr's vi, hItnIf peTIulntd-I hust
DESTROYS Of Identifying and STRENGTHENING their hair should
make Of Bears OIL Experience Of has fully de
Onstated that the genuine bears oil Il The best article
for promoting the growth and identifying the hair Who
purchases Of the undersigned may rely upon obtain
INK the genuine OF the bear purified
and deghfuly perumed for toilet purposes by Henry
JOHNSON, Chemist and Druggist Z7j Broadway M the
Granite Building Of Chambersst Sold also AZ 100
Fulton-st, n East Broadway, and Al COddinsons, 55
HudOnst Price p cents for small 81 cents large bottles
~ Purchasers be assured Of getting the genuine
Bears OIL should purchase only such bears the sea-
and OF Henry Inhnsnn ~ RroadMaX s. on .nend
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-27

4 BOOK which should be put In tbs hand. Of every
iAadult female throughout the land Price 81, elegantly
bound - -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-27

ilNE NEEh I.ONtEhs snd fosltNcll the Les.' ~
~ the Society Library. SlGNOR BLlTL beEs to state
that the solicitation Of his numerous friends he will con
nue his performances Of Magic and Nentroquism even
evening during the week, commencing MONDAY, Oct
Is Change OF Programme nightly.
Admission - cants-childreu under 10, h.itprico.
Doors open at 7-commence a. "a o'clock.
AFTERNOON PERFORMANCE on Saturday at
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l,cresse... GOs7 Dec l82645 uc. .6s52i Dec 81 lib
The aggregate quantity Of the articles left
ode from the commence ment OF navigation TO the
~ Of Ocioher. inclnslye. is as ioloMs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-08

LIVERPOOL Corn MARKET Saturday March 6-Con-
trary winds have kept out supplies Of grain this week.
The business transacted has been moderate fair
tent and at full prices for wheat and Hour Oats barley
beans and peas have each met slow sale at the quota
tions Of last week. The demand for Indian corn has
rather fallen off, and the price is barely supported
Wheat, per 70 lbs.--American II lis 3D.. Canadian
II lis. Cd. Rye, per 400 lbs. 90 Sos. Beans-En-
gsh pr imp Or % $751; Irish and Scotch per 4s0 lbs
"a 55s foreign duty paid Eurp per imp qr. so 52s
Peas-Epgsh per imp a. g. 7ss foreign 81 Sss
SO sas United States, per Dbl, ~ AIS Canadian,
lis. cd u l2s. Indian corn, per $50 lbs, 20 74s
MANCHESTER Conn MARKET, Saturday March Cat
our market this morning, the improved accounts from
London and Wakefield caused holders of wheat and Hour
to demand advance Of ID per 70 lbs the former
and U.s. per sack the latter article at this amendment
however, the transactions we're only to moderate
tent Oats and oatmeal meeting very limited inquiry
with difficulty maintained their previous value
LIVERPOOL CorroN MANxNr, March 6.-Cotton con-
tinucs in fair demand and steady at last weeks quota
lions Of American but the market Is without animation
Egyptian is without change in price and In fair demand
Brazil heavy Of sale at last weeks quotations Surat
is steady in price, but in moderate demand 1920 Ame
rcan and $50 surnt have bcen forwarded unsod during
last month The sales OF the week amount TO 26.2o0
bales including 1000 American on specuation and $50
American, $50 Peruam, and 100 Surat for export
The business continues 10 be very moderate only 5000
bales having boon sold to-day all to the trade The
kct Is fat, but prices are steady.
LoNpoS MARKrr, Friday, March s.--sugar-Tod
there was greater desire manifested by both reHners
aud groccrs TO operate in sugar and the country
brewers came into the market with more freedom. In
some instances slight Improvement in the value took
place The market, altogether, has frmer appearance
West India Muscovado sought after for all purposes
and rather higher rates offered, but business Of
moment was prevented by the scanty supply and only
$50 hhds and tcrccs were In consequences sal making
the total sales for the week $40 hhds and erces Re-
nned--To-day large purchases were made In refined
goods by the home trade In consequence there being
sellers reduced rates Bonded crushed
sugar held with frmness LIST quality at 36s pr cwt loaves
arc much wanted Maurtus supply At market con.
tnng 10 be extensive, and merchants eager 10 roarv
produced further a1 w prices Of L. peg ewt, stiu