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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-10

fT. FOR SALE-A desirable country residence inthe
E!i town of Wilton, Conn about a miles from Norwak
and about hours ride on the New Haven Railroad
II consists OF good land and surrounded with shrub
bery The house is in good order 1t is the Danbury
road and viii be sold low as he ubscr6e has no use for
It Inquire OF GAUNV DERRlCkSON,
te4 If l59 Suutli.st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-10
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sGuss pos C gKR BPSlE, rLn iJSfh sp az
b $500 tBARGES-The barge CLlTLyOG,a 3GE
itsSs1s''1i-@7 Vut5ie every H0nfgg ff;9IaREEP5TK
Capt RoscErans every Thursday POL ~ hon foot
Catt Hcamou every Saturday % = oc.och = -
OF 3fuTavt for passengers end tlghL WIN
The above baTgcs elegantly l' inattns and are
rgous and spacious and coLlioTaos aaIence OF pas
rsslp fined u Tor the comfort eno eJ e Tor tie stages
sepgeT: and arrive at PoqS9sg s.Sli|ori
For further information APP ,.., or jeZl 6m
WTTrTAHSoN & VAIL, ~ 1.esE-e = ,z.7,,
,,.,,, --,,-.-E-lz-1 ~ MINER ~ AAgB6Y RAIIs
ia ssss2C sMDEN AM - H Ion and an ID
Ell chang ~ fhi,us rjs az, stesr,boat
no ,on 70 Pnt'.s.s ia tla ss
diuonsi Lne % ~ south AInboy Aehca ID u''e c@'S
Camden anu Ttragy Ih PM tis hbt ho "l iodfe
On and ei!er i RIVER al A 81 taking cars al SoQh AM
pier No 90 str and Philadelphia stopping 10 tAAe up ana
boy or CesTgers at the usual insrmediste places, 81
Jet down bbt1gdelphia about II noon
rIng ~ rine leaving above AZ - N and running
2ecpl lines arriving IN Philadelphia about 80 HI
rs ~ ~ - tl'rJUeh BIZ either Ire -
sfseSa and Inner provided ooerd steamboat John
Potter -. ~ - ,, .a =, yVas,.o
gare no. New York to Freehold, 81 CENTS
EMIGRAET LINE.
Leaves BY steamer TRANSPORT, Capt }. 0oad. Is
8. O'Clock p N Fare 81 80 80 lbs Of baggage allowed
each passenger 10 be carried at the rsk Of s owner bat
notg vii b. received or considered "a baggage except
wearing apparel. ls24 III shlSa'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-10

ga FSR aALA R.UNV-Fns lease and good wall OF
E's weleslGblsheu boa ding house, 81 Beetn4o.sI,
'- ~ FhtI OF -Pesssss,nn given i'm nediaiely.
Apply 10 IL q DEMIHG& On Fu;aGn q o8 AZ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-10
r~sae FORBOSToN, VIA NEWPORT AN

S 49, HFALL RIV Fry he splendid aud saps-
ror steamers BAY STATE ana EMP RN
STATE Of great strength and speed particularly adapsea s
he navigation Long Island Sound running II connecnon
with the Fall River and Old Colony Ralroad Distance d
s. miles 20 Boston oy Leave pier Z near the Battery
The steamer BAY STATE, Capt VIM Brown, on Tues
dpys Thursdays and Saturdays ats PM
fhe steamer EMPIRE STATE Cap, Ben! BEaYtoa On
Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays, At 5 NJ
THIS line Is the only that direct tor Newport
These steamers arr fitted with connexions state rooas
and every for the security and comfort OF pa
seneers who are afforded by ths route nights rest GA
board and on arrival Fan River proceed per railroad
reaching Boston early the following morning or can remain
on board getting their breakfast II wished for und The
starting of the accommodation Tram al b 10 AN WfccA
reaches Boston az about $50, M
hngcace-ruas,er attached to each steamer, who re-
ceves and tickets the baggage and accompanies the sara
The rates for passage and the price of saterooms The
game as by other lines
steamer runs II connection with this line to and oza
Providence duly except Sundays
Freoht to is taken the same rates by TIE ohsy
reoar lines and forwarded with greater expedition by sA
rrrss freight train which leaves Fan River every morn
inq SUNDAY excepted at O'CLOCK tor Boston and New
ReCforj arriving at s destination at or about II AN
For freight apply on board the office ON Pler N l.
FOR stacrooms berhs apply Oh board or II 1t ID deSred
10 secure them ahePd. epphcstl may be made 10
iel0y TISDALE BORDEN, Agents 10 ami II "estS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-10

81, For SALE OR EXCHANGE for CITY pro-
peJty a de,i shtfuy Eiiua cd farm Of
s over fly landing on tho dussoD River,
81 miles rom Ne~- YORK. Good land iInoro 7emeuts
TIE ne mod 81 ste of gh;ch and further par!,cuias aopy
~. h,seTfb al sl8 imeoi+
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-10

e. HOUSE WANTGH geutee bouse Is wanted
Fl m The 10, OF nov m6e., IN a,lunond,s or IN sone
suest IN that vicinity Address ~ lcistng
locator rent aud Description OF housal Box 29S PosoE
FRA % If
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-10

2ssS A SPLENDID tvo-htory house and 10, with car
ss ruge hcute fruit aud sbruUbery 10 abundance, form
5a4A ing altogether moot delightful resdeucs within ono
thopsspd coers C. be had for nored dollars Also
oter chstce nearly good For acory part cals-e
innnire u w LATPlNG 49 FulLon al Neg Yo-k o9 lwF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-10

evn FOE RAiE-In SCUM Brooklyn, 10 minutes
Ess;i wa fron erhsr ferry story Houze, filled In
b with brick % by &c cellar tfon base
" vi and bscs kitchen from! ard back parors IT'D idng
doors on hrs floor SECOND door ~ith garrett
IN very renpec able re2tborhood, Oh slage route
Terms esly. Inquire al IS Pearl.sl. New'Yors o95"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-10

Sgr For aALE-A large and commo Gus aou'e 10
4a fee b, 60 ~lIn Of lad 'dtoinl1g W1Ena
Be f. ~ ioules WAN tho De 6 al the village OF 1rt-
chester The i}cgon excellent and he beauty aed ex-
OF prosrec, eqused location In me negh-
borhocd The bulldog snd originally intended fof
bosrdipg schao which 10 nn, admirably i3apIeo
Oueht 0flbe purchase money my 5ema1n OF ooao ana
mortgage Inquire Of q 8 2iRh5 Esq fo''c!Sa'o'' Ut
OF ne subscriber 81 White Pl4tns >, ,,,rl,,,~
s28 6Leodt DAslbb v hhiGhh'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-10
TO LET.

AsA T(s x.ET-A ihreestory Basement eao Counter
Efs CellgJ Brick Houfs three roo deep, flied up With
Sss Croon water cooling raugs sno bath complete cit.
natod Madison square Inc FtfthHv Rent
low good tenant luQaite OF PIERCE & sTUkTE-
VANf, IS Tenihsi from to 9 A. HI. rtrom 10 2 M
Ot lW*
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-10

sres R0R s42G4E-Or viii be exchanged for of9dac,
tive ctr property, Farm OF 10 ecrss IL no tovPn Of
MR. FsAt E.hkil Duchess Co within rvs mi e. " tas n
bon, or railroad HOUSE barn and ont buildings inquire
Of I7AIAsA NEYBE8. sj Bowers ffon 10 ais 0'eiocs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-10

.sse ROH sAEE-The two atory nopse srd iot 0l 8tsn
Sa tou.t also other in city and country In
-$E'R qure sc above, OF Oh Inn TAFT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-10

g2@ FOR eALk-A hhnsted dwelling anuse IN
gs The yilags Tsrfytown II Is Of two sio-es win
basemert ard attic. and ia located In tbs pea'aoesi
In the village within five miuure walk Of the Rail-
road DeF9 The house II CO apee oIeeT sn6 Pos.es
may he bsd Immediately The scensry 10 view 10 vey
fine Apply to A.ars A B L D SANDS, 100 Fulton-et
or II TarrytO Yn 10 c. G. SEBRlNG oil lmsOdF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-10
i,EUCuTE d, NEWTON, Piano,

YOUNG GhNTA htIlN Al y
ssss from GsrutAoY perfect psl3 pisJs 1ls
81 ~ rs II = u ell auowu a. sriiat Ii lhs Gig, l. d.
e s. Rrous Of oStstupg some nors pupils 4.
hrBrl Terms moderate Apply nndor The cnterc < 3 4
Firth Pond & CO e. s. ank n.suuare whare the ba5T re
vii lie given II required 20 .aer9 ie5
between 10 and IL a "a OF ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-20
CITY TRADE REPORT.

SATURDAY, Jan. 19-6P.M
As usual on the last day Of the week, trade was
Their lsnguid, but steady. The cotton market was
quiet with reduced sales, while prices continued
firm Holders of this State and Western nsur were
firm, but sales were moderate Cana an continued
firm while eslss were light. Wheat continued firm
and eses Of Western reported terms given
below. Canadian also firm Handsome lot Of
which vas on the market, but not sold. Corn was
scarce and prices firm Rye flour and meal also
continued firm. Coffee, being in few hands, held
at full prices and above the views Of buyers hence
tales unmportant. Sugars were in fair request,
steady prices while nolasses exhibited material
change. Freights were steady, with rather more
Offering.
AsBss The market was heavy and inactive for
pearls ct 50 So O6 Pots firm with sales Of so
bbs., at SO 90 So IS.
BREApsIurrs Flour Sales were made Of 100 bills
Canadian at 81 ST. 500 bbs. Western at SIS IL for
S5 so SIS 62H for pure Gsnssee, and So e2h IS SO
for fapcies and extras. Southern Fio1-Sales OF 900
bbls were made, at So % q IS 37I for common to
straight brands Rye Flour firm, with sales OF 800
sold at 50 %, and 100 bbls Brandy wine, at So 12
also 40 pupcheons, at STA IS Wheat in good de-
mand and some sales were made at steady prices Rye
was firm: LOCO bushels sold at Csc delivered Oats
The market was steady, with good demand, at AZ q
sbc. for Northern aud 90 Ale for Jersey. Corn
frner and sass Of 80 900 bushels made
20 Gle for new Southerh and Jersey yellow sc for
Southern white, and Ola 02Ec. for old Western
mixed
ksBitswAx- Sales made OF 10000 lbs, terms
which We could not ASCERTAIN.
CoTToN There not much disposition TO take
hold OF cotton 10 day but soc not pressed
Ing rates well adhered to The sales reach 900 bales IL
IL not surprising that week Of unusual activity 30 900
bales having changed hands during the past six days
should close comparatively dun. We retain our old
quotations
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-20
Our st. Louis Correspondence.

ST. LOUIS January I, 1850.
Trouble About a Sand Bar-Trouoe About Lady
Statistics Of CRIME, &c.
The southern portion of city has ben Ia a violent
ferment for several days occasoned by the pertnacy
OF certain claimants Of sand bar situated in the Mis-
ssspp opposite thereto, who determined to con-
meet said sand bar with the city, by Of terra
a; the interests Of that portion OF the city to the
contrary notwithstanding. Some two years ago, the
sage city fathers resolved to connect the city with the
aforesaid sand bar, by running out Wood street. thus
making the bar the river 'front.' but, upon consider
Ing the matter. they abandoned the work, and COM
menced dixie above, at the foot Of Bloody Island to
turn the channel westward Of the bar and thus
estabeh the old river front along the main shore The
work progressed with good effect until the FIRE of May
last when the sinking Of thirty boat hulls,
at the upper part q evee again turned the chan
mel eastward and encouraged the claimants OF the bar
to make effort to construct road the west
srn channel II would seem that legally they have
some right to do this; for when the Mayor and his
posse the other day undertook to clear away said OBJ
ftruction an Injunction granted by Judge Treat,
ard their well intended Efforts put q stop to. Our
southern citizens however, fearing that, while the
have taken the matter in hand, and set themselves
above the law Several public meetings have been
held and the prospect is that general denomination
will BIZ made, TO proven the threatened evil Public
opinion has grown into law in the West, no matter
upon what based
We had delightful little fare up the other day in
the street growing cut Of the late bank
case One Of the attorneys for the prosecution had
dwelt with some seventy upon the supposed conni
Of lady with the person trial In conceAng
the assets Of the bank and 1t was thought limited
an alleged improper intimacy between the parties.
The brother of the lady at that time absent
the city; but on his RETURN msetpg the lawyer
OF our principal thoroughfares, he commenced apply
ing fmal cane the shoulders Of the ellor
with exceeding severity, at the time maj nan-
nously informing him that he attempted resistsncs
he would blow his brains out Now as the counsellor
thought probably that he had but little Of the latter
article to spare, he prndenty took to his heels and
thus escaped further injury
According to the records Of county jail, crime
has greatly increased within the last twelve months
The number OF commitments during 1913 was two hun
dred aud thirteen during 1919, four hundred and
seventy teven. The jail contains hundred OF
whom sixty four are awaiting trial OF these seven
are to be tried Tor murder Seven Others tried for
murder during 1sa9 and fourteen for aessut with in
tent TO kill OF the whole number committed in l5i9
more than tvo-thirds were Of foreign birth.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-20

Daughters Of Temperance are HncressiDgsin numbers
and usefulness; that notwithstanding We have been
blessed With the presence Of Father Mathew himself
and that notwithstanding the rising generation
swelling the ranks Of the cold water army cadets
OF Temperance, the assumption OF brandy with US Is
steadily and fearfully tbs increase
the foreign article alone being nearly equal to $50
cent. Nor 10 this all The manufacture OF the domestic
article (whiskey) Is also largely the Increase
tlers has increased $50 per cent within the last i've
years These alarming facts and deserve to be
a-red over by the friends OF Temperance One thing
Is certain There either traitors In the camp
else the friends Of alcoholic stnulants have largely In
creased their per diem allie sauce
A despatch from Indian River states that the pack
ct chip Tuscarora moved OIL fifty feet yesterday after
noon
Delightful weather again--blxs skies bracius wind
and Fairs nheit about 90. The streets throDged
with lsdies, buy ing bargain ing and promensding
Holders of cotton firm under the advance noticed
terday Coffee active at further Sales of Rio at Is
Ac ST. Domingo, lie The stock Of domestic goods 10
for with prices ranging from "a 5kc. In flour and
grain there no change The inspectors Of -four for the
ter ending Dec 81 si9 foot lS0 Sl bills supersn 1888
fine do sos condemned do, and 26ll half bb superfne
1859 half bbs In ls the inspections amounted to sos 6o9
bile and 800 half bills F-eights foreign reain
dull and prices nearly nominal, Golfers very
81 90 10 81 90 to New York, and SAYS TO Boston.
Stocks duh to day Annexed the sales at the
First Board-6 shares Northern Bank Kentucky l Bank
North America, 1854 Bank Pennsylvania, 1853. % Union
yanis Raiir:aS S $500 Spring 6s ss 300 Whining
~ 1000 Reading Mortgage Bonds 1873 e4 1900 State So
ss Second Boord.s7O0 City 50 iOs 80 shs Reading
tSeiy Bank 3d. siso state r. s5 50 sss aorr. cansi
ga; 10 harrisburg Railroad 7A $1,000 Lehigh S. 667s.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-20

Died,
The funeral of Mr.. ANDREW A. JosEs will take place
frsm his late resdenes COZ Houston street, this
ing, at half past ii O'Clock, precisely.
AT St. Croix, on the mornng VI the 30th December,
Lee, Of Croton Fslls in the 37th year Of her age
and daughter Of the late Henry Rankin Of this city.
January 49, ADA MxhoARErrA, daughter Of George
" and Margaret h fomsroy, aged year Her re-
mains will be taken to CorDecticut for interment
On the 18th inst EMILISE NISSAN, Of consum ption
aged 10 years, months and rs days.
The relatives and friends Of the family respect
fully invited to attend her funeral from the residence
Of her father, No l12 Lewis srest, on Monday morn
ing, at 10 O'Clock, without further invitation.
On Saturday morning, after short illness, ROBERT
DoNAIpsos, In the 6sth year Of his age.
The friends Of the family, aud Of his soniniaw,
James Lawson, Invited TO attend his funeral, from
his late residence, No. II West Eleventh street. this
Sunday afternoon at bali past clock precisely
On the 18th inst, HNKY HAsENsLEY, aged 20 years
Q native of Germany.
His friends and acQuaintances are respectfully in
O'Clock from HE late resdence OF stanton aud
Goefck Streets also ths members of the rst company
Of German Hussars, Of the third regiment His
mains viii be taken to Green weed Cemetery.
On Saturday, the 1Qth inst AlIcHAEL BAaRY, of
gestion OF the BRAIN aged 10 years.
Ills friends and Acquaintance are respectfully in-
vteo TO attend his fuDera from 20 Green Avenue,
on sunday afternoon az O'Clock His remains Will
BE- taken TO Greenwood Cemetery Tor interment.
On saturday morning, January 10, Of consumption,
JARlp b WATERBURY, aged "a years youngest son Of
EteLezsr and kupheunia waterbury
rhe friends Of the 1amily respectfully iovited to
ate nd his funeral fron his late residence, No SO
Perry street. SUNDAY afternoon, at O'Clock. His
remains will be taken to Daring Conn, fer inter-
nlCut
st Jersey City, of Group, CHARLES, son Of H. P and
Deborah Hustled.
The friends Of the family, and those of j. E. Cha
deayne respectfully invited to attend the funeral
at O'Clock r. NJ, on Sunday, the 10th inst.
At Chester, Pa january II, DIR. SAMUEL ALEXANDER,
sesd " years, formerly Surgeon in the U. Navy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-20
LIvrspooL CIAssIsIeArIos.

CofrEE-1he market for all sescriptio is very
firm, and the supply Is quite limited, and confined
mostly 10 the dealers. Rio may be quoted at 12Xc.
a l3c; Java, l3c q l34c and St Domingo, 1016c +,
with some parties holding al llc The Southern mar
kets through to New Orleans present the active
spirit.
FKEIGHTs-Ashes were taken for Amsterdam at 32s
Cd; rice at S5s.; oil at &c., and cotton at Ls. To
Liverpool 500 boxes cheese taken at 22s I'd For
heur, Is Cd vas current about A. for grain, and
EOS for heavy goods. To London ashes taken at
Cos. To HAVE, cotton was nominal at 10.
tEATHERs Sales Of 1000 Western live geese, on
private terms
PRovuoss Pork There was q fair demand for pork
with salss If 200 bbs at IS 25 S. 81 for old prime
50 for do $40 30 for old and Sl1 so new
Included in the sales 400 bbs of the latter Mess
Beef wsstesdy with sales Of 800 bbs at steady prices.
Beef hams we're firm; 100 tierces good sold at about
sl3 per 30 lbs Lard less active, but nrm sales
and wanted. Butter and cheese exhibited no change
OiL.-Linseed Ia little heavy to-day, with small
esles at zoe. s1c To arrive in March 75c Is asked
ar 1ac offered for English Dutch Is offered to day In
eefhs, at soc. without sales
RIcE.-Lnte sdvices from the South Of . rise In this
staple have etebed the market here aud day about
200 Casks disposed Of at So rs so for good
prime The sales OF the week are 800 casks
sUGAR.-Ihtre Is 10 change to notice in the quota
tiops and the sales 200 hhds New Orleans 4Kc
a5Lc.
TosAcco.-The market through the week has been
active with fair demand from the country trade Sales
OF IS. hhds. Ky. leaf ere made at 75sc $50. The
oct feature ir the French contract which
on the face of IL bears evidence that IL will prove loss
Of full half million Of dollars to the contractors 1t is
the general impression however, that IL will have
influence On our markets. though the same nsy BE-
settled for short period. Annexed the move
mente fiDce last report -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-20
Our Pn,iad.Ipn,. Correspondence.

TIE Ce6ee Cr,p II renerseia - Fa.,r Msihsp WsaieS-
The 7sscucra TIE Markets &c.
A Venezuelan correspondent Of the New York r.
pr,s (rssl or pretended writing from Curacao updsr
the date Of the Gath ut states that busses. 10 dun
that country and that there Is abundance OF cOas
which can be procured 81 Low cash rates. The s,su
rsey Of the commercial intelligence which sppssrs in
heE'I'ss' Il about par with the truthinInsss Of
Tvs W"hinstos rumors. SO far from coffee beips
aounosnt IN Nenssu.ls the bark Thomas Dalleit. 81
'n port RAD TO Wait sir weeks at Puerto Cabsiio fer
csrgo The EIrfe,, fctses ifn ever kneu that nearly
the -ke 81 the old crop ot coffee has be,p sbtep.d
rom Nebsaucis and tat The nes crop will NOT CON.
n,rce - ctfne IN tefotv Nsy neat
1hs tloving shoss the suount % dy I'm nortei
into The Toft 81 fks1e pLa daribe the a,r vps-
ltsb la1 tSl gsitrs 1915 l1o z'2 Is47 "A EDO a.,
ISIS ttp $50 Do tstp. fto Sst Ia "A thus n. So,
that misunderstanding the Sens Of rsmg.rsac. and th-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-20

CHsnLrsroS-.stsamships orthernsr-- Robt Thsyer q
boughten and lady, istt CapTon. r Henry, wm
sels,h JIe Mi,hai, MT Rtst' nsb.rsaan, L rr.p-
mend. Lowell aud lady. uumbsiss sui famtl, Mas
wofsteir, Mrs Hariirs Mise 6reeslesf Mise Turne~
Crotsman, sr and Mr. Bsttersbr and family Or
h,r.J o lord, p White. Ibiins rrsdseIi "
Blunt Or Taylor. fndioott. Y Caa. L Ferris, n ID
sE it'll, Wslos. q hobsrts-and % In :. esrsrs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-20
MARKETS ELsEwuERE.


sHaS sa1ssTy y a. b:on .ss s s ss
lN; 2sdo Boston stdv erce,ter Railroad g3 %. Eas,
n saIs s R,S 60 os Sssf s s x a.
s, ,S. rs,, go a. hsrGs s " y Do ssr
G d. ri:sSst 'sFs s So%R1ay p 80 a. NGsSs
SoSisra ssif 90 kS,.na ssrsa q y no.
R.Gs ne. 81" sH s ~ Ss w. ;sg sssa9
s,i,.sd ~ CO. TSsA.snsa a.i,o,t 70, 2, a. Ey.
Colony EsiirS.d - kssdiss ssosa % g. e, TO-
srs RsiiIoSs Ssss ~ ''''- "'''''' ''' - A'''-
DOMESTIC MARKkTs
NV ByproHp On N.Eyrr. Jan u.-sperm The
market Is firm with good demand and price. continue
Co advance We retce since last sales Of 400 bbls
at 81 20. and In New iork parcels per lara .. Bell
amounting to COO bbls st the same price In manu-,
81 H. and TOO do DO winter at 81 10 81 IL cssh.
Whsle The market remains quiet. ard ne have only
47o ceh.
CisnHIper Csrrtr MArssr. Jan 1s-At market,
asa cattle about ss3 b.evss and zoo stores consisting
old and three years cid Prices IMsrkst beef extra
So 2s per cwt fret quality SIS so second do 81 T5
third 90, 81 ordinary saso % 50. s.Ors.-wori;
calves sic, $40, s2s, s2s. $40 $40 Y.arns. IS 81
So $40 two year. old go, sl2, SIS, SIS $40:
Lsmbs- 21s5 at market; nearly all sold Prices-Ex.
ira s2so 50 rs - So By io,-si, VI 80, 81 IS,
81 81 srine-ic &c; retail SC &c
BnreH1oS, January 1T-At market, 500 beef cattle
100 stores, 1,sco sheep. and leo swine Prices-Beef
cattle Extra, 50 SO %; fret quality IS so IS rs;
second A1b IS; and third - a 81 so worsing or.
.n-ssles at seq, s76, $50. and s12o. Cows and
Calves Sales at f23 s21 and s35 Sheep-Sslss ct
s225, s275 and 50 Washers - so, 80, and IS rs.
Swine One small lot TO peddle axe. and one axe.
At retail, o and &c.
FosEiGN MARKKTS.
HsvsSs. Jan s. The Gulpsre u In, with rice frsm
thsflettcD, othefwife SothipF new u " sold at
lt re-. The e. &. stratton With rice, has In
irt m Ssvnf Bsh
J,s Since our report Of 2ist December. very
httls bss tfapspir.d IN sugar market rhs .tsck
% cid q, .. hot exceed coo or 900 boxes Jf
only raii parcels 10 ssJet aud sales have been
usce 81 81 rails Tor INF. rior 20 middng browns
Ga 0h risls for y.llo~s A contract has slso been
made Tor 80 coo boxes delivery a. AZ ras Tor
ruehos; C rails Tor ycllows and 10 rials for whites
Nlssi,sh iorer ste has ben sold At rs rsls in the
hsrJer end 2riss In the out ports 70 In poet
~ freely esIecisly at the wibowsrd out ports collie
y very limited supply and sells st $40 slI tor
nid6linE 20 eccd scarcely any prime g. offered lard
continues in about the zane position before: the
roek is moderate MT exceeding 5000 kees Three
csigoes OF erolins rice IN. Dssing 'oeethpr ESQ
eaks, Of witch t-o csreocs -efepas a,1oa and ore
a. ich RAILS About eco tags Hfszi ice we're so.d
" fiss; gao bsg. Ns,ncis ~ tia,, ard lso bszs
Neriils 81 ~ fisls Tiere are on hand about 2 eco
bsts Brasil ESQ has, Vsletcs and cargo - Cs-olios
just In. fr'ahts-S Since lss' edvic there have
tser few charters - 20 lbs for Hsrb3rg CO for
Trieste AZ p 81 fr Liverpool aud Ga IS Sd Tor
Coses ard market Thtee Americsn vessels wsre
tster T. lead uslssses for Savannah at - Exchange
eb Lsndcpst los IA per cent prem New fork aud
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-20

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Ingssd, s. Scotland a. Germany 49, France, Holland
ewitIerland l; Sandwich Islsnds,1 l.
From Hospital Bellevue, IA; penitsntisry, Blackwells
Island Wards Island AZ Randslfs Island II City Hospi
tai City Prison, L. Amshouse Blackwelis Island, Co
A.w. WHITE. City Inspector.