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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-12
IN lI1Ii RoRERTS, NJ IA Wes..s. corner waren.
Umpire CITY LINE.-For SAN FRAN.

IL CISCO vi, ASPINWALL Navy Bay.l-Through
Tickets at reduced ratss-The and splendid steamship
SIERRA NEVADA, 1900 tuns burden, J. Dayton Wilson,
Commander will leave for Aspinwa dlIeet, ON TUESDAY,
the 18th October o'clock from pier No North River,
connecting at Panama with the and splendid double
pgine steamship CITY OF PITTSBURGH 800 tuns bur-
den Robert W Foster Commander, which steamer VIII be
in readiness 20 receive the passengers by the Sierra Nevada
unsurpassed Tor 81 ed ventilation and accommodation and
offer Superior advantages for families soing 10 California
First and second cabin passengers are provided with State
uaIt of the steerage the City of Pittsburgh is allotted 10
females PASSENGERS landed at the Panama Railroad De-
not An experienced attached 10 each ship For
freight or rassas, apply 70 j. HOWARD SON,
Agents No. ~ Broadway.
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OFFICE OF TIVE DACPHIS AND SUsoUEHAssA Coal I
COMPANY No a Wall-st- y. y Sept u, 1852
NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS Proposals

OFFICE OF THE OcOEE MINING COMPANY
No ISL Broadway, New YORK., Oct. 7, 1852
NOTlCE.-Ihe Annual Meeting of the Stock
~ boders Of tie Ocoee Mining Company vii! be held at
their Office on TUESDAY the 10th day Of November next
a. / O'clock 7. NJ c. BUSH Secretary.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORs-OFFICE

~ OF THE DAYTON AND CINCINNATI short
LIsE) RAILROAD COMPANY.-Cncinnati, September
~ l652-RAILRoAD LETTINC-Sealed proposals wall be
received the Office OF the Company situated on the
south side Of Gh-st between Nam aud Walnut, until
"Wednesday October ~ 1882 o'clock 2. NJ, for the
preparation aud construction Of section No OF the road Of
ad Company ready for the superstructure This section
the heaviest The line, and embraces the excavation OF
tunnel measuring thousand feet IN length with two
thousand feet a Grched approaches addition aud tron
TWO 20 miles OF the road bed The nb Of masonry
this Will b. heavy and the whole offers response
be and contractors OF the most extensive and
COMPACT sections Of offered IN the West The
tunnel passes through stratd blue fossil Limestone and
duTsed mari ard will be OF width % accommodate double
tracks VALID with stone aud aTched with brick The Com
pany desires that the work shall be commenced
possibc after the letting and completed the earliest pac
iicabe period Other portions Of the Of
pplTlou r letting and II adjusted may be- offered At the
The plans and specifications will be ready for
nsT this office least weeks prOr the let
ting BY order Of the Board Of Directors
SAMUEL Ii. GOODlN, President.
JOHN c THoRP, Secretary
OFFICE OF TIE DAUPHlS AND sCseuEHASsA Coal
COMPANY No. a Waist. \. Y, Sept. u, 1852.
NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS Proposals
~ viii te received until the 18TH day Of October next
the DaupE AID susquehanna Coal COmp1nys Railroad
tending nom Rausch Gap the line now open for
travel 10 Auburn the Phiadepha and Reading Railroad
distance OF about 81 miles
The character 81 the work such 20 render Il well
worthy the attention Of Contractors ad the payments will
be made cash
The Directors the ght Of rejecting any proposals
that may be deemed unsatisfactory.
Plans prchlts &C be seem and further information
obtained application the Chief Engineer Richard b.
Osborn al the Onpanys Office No Is South 4thst Phil
tpa after tue Jh VI October next application
tie und rsigued
Proposals be addressed to A. G. Jaudon Secretary.
marked Proposals for Grading, Sci at the Office No 81
Wall-st-, New-iork. THO. CHAMBERS President.
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financial.

QUARTERLY REPORT show
W ing the true condition Of the BOWERY BANK OF
the ~ Of NewYork associated bank, the morning
II Saturday the fourth day Of September, 1852
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II s NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY

u For NEW ORLEANS, VIZ HANANA.-The splen-
did steamship ENTIRE CITY, Henry VI ude, Command
er will sail from the pier foot OF Ndenst North River
ON TUESDAY, Oct y, at O'Clock = NJ. precisely.
RATES OF PASSAGE TO HAVANA AND NEw-oRLEAss.
New Arrangement.
Ladies' end After Saloon Berths go
Forward Saloon Berths -
Sfeerage
Specie only taken freight to Havana.
Freight taken NewOreans at 80 cents per cubic foot
Shippers OF freight are requested TO supply themselves
rith he Comranys bills of lsdng which may be had
application at the Office No other form VIII be signed
so bills of la1ng signed after the ship has sailed
For freight passagc apply TO 49,,
d ROBERTS. No III West-st.. corner NarTen-st
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ENGLISH PATENTS under the NEW

~ LAW.-The subscriber il now prepared TO procure
Provisional Protection" and Letters Patent
der the laws of Great Britain The fees having been greatly
reduced protection now brought within the reach VI al
American Inventors Parties obtain fan information
20 costs, &c, by addressing -
J. r. PRISON, No. WaIlst
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NOTICE to BRIDGE BUILDERS-pr>

NOIICE TO BRIDGE BUILDERS-pra-
Tosss viii Be received the Office Of the Pre.d.nt
o. he PEieIson and New-fork Plank Road Copsny No
october ~ lS5- for building Pile Bridges on The ,ne
OF TIE above roaS-one Hackensae< River and on
hundred feet eng '"e'e
Aio ioI two Draw Brdses- forty feet clear sp.n
40 vnt twentyoGr FEET clear span. Contractors nav
be completed January Is lass Plans and spece.rion
can Be setn AZ the above oces The Company rre ths
light 10 rtlcct Lny proposals. they may deem
Dlrtci FroIossls II. " bUTIFR Prs.;5sn,'J'
Z Gao. FEERIsS, Engineer
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Oceau steamers.


STEAMERS TO tkklFL fSOn hNfsorS.
,u.,:,. sgiis fro m Liverpool. for Boston Ocio5ef
49, sails rom I5verIe>l Tor New York, October
ssiis from verpooi for New Yoff, October y
ceiIs from Southampton ior Sev fort OCTOBER
800. ssJs rom Liverpool for Boston. October IL
ss;. from Liverpool for New Yort, Octooer =.
ssT. rom Liverpool New York, October q
Ell. from Hsvre for New York. October q
ss,i. fron Liver pool for Boston, October %
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Proposals vii be received az the Office IN chicago un
the lIth day OF October 1852
PIofl,s Pins md Approximate f; mates OF quantities
vii be retdy FOR Inspection and blank forms for proposals
will be furnished AZ No. 50 Walst NewYork City, or at
the office Of the Chief Engineer IN Chicago Illinois aud
after 1852. the same az relates 70 the ID and ith
divisions AZ Nuudaa 10 the 5th division at BLOOMINGTON
the It'll division Lssale aud FreepoIt the 18th division
at UTbsna and to the 18th division al Nandalia.
PAYMENTS viii be- 80 per cent cash and the balance on the
and acceptance ofthe work in cash per
Construction Bonds at the option Of the Company
Satisfactory references will IN all cases Be required
r. b MASON Chief Engineer.
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1lillincrp.

ITO the LADlES.-Our Fall Style Ladies'
Bonnets OF drao eii BLACK and dra3 beaver are now
ket Also, large and beautiful stock of Boys and Chill
dens silver and drsb Felt Hats and Caps, with pat
black and dTb Fur Hats for BOYS and Misses plain
and embroidered cloth Caps Of every color of the latest
Pars fashions at MONARQUE'S old establishment, No.
Z3 Bowery.
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The above gain made notwithstanding the tarif OF
freigh. has been reduced 33 p cent from last year
The receipts Of the Milwaukee and Mssls-
,ipri Railroad in September were 5000 81. On the
Lat and Cd October they were over 81, 100 The re-
GENTS ard business Of the road the increase
Sailv The road was finished to Whitewater on the
oath Contender which was duly celebrated there on
The 3Ob ut When the road Is further finished TO Mil
ton IL will command the business from Jonesvie, and
the receipts are expected 10 be much heavier The
whitewater extension will Of course, render the re-
eeipts of the month much larger The company est.
mate them at $4,000
The proposals for 100000 of the Bonds OF
the New.York and New Haven Railroad will be opened
on the 18th inst at the Office Of Ketchum Rogers Be
rnept in this City These Bonds draw interest at v
cent per ann payable semiannuay, and the principal
n redeemable on the Let December 1866. Issued by
Road already in operation and paying handsome re-
turn On s cost these Bonds form most desirable secu
riiy and viii doubtless be in demand for investment
The advices by the Franklin are favorable
for Cotton and unimportant for Breadstufs. Consols
were steady at 1901. There was yet nothing OF impor
TANGO doing in American Stocks, but active market
was expected Ia q few weeks, when the business
world returned 10 town.
The Bank Of the Union Of Washington City
has suspended Its President, r. H. GALLAnER, has is
sued that in consequence of the revul
sion produced by the Maryland email note law he is
compelled to make assignment of his Assets to rus-
tee for the benefit Of creditors and note holders.
Sales Of Missouri State Bonds have lately
been made at g. Louis at 10 and Of St Louis City
Bonds at 81 ll6 y cent.
The Suffolk Insurance Company, of Boston
has declared somionnuol dividend Of FIVE v cont
The money market is easier at Boston.
There are 16 miles Of the straight line road
Of the Buffalo and Rochester Railway already com
pcted and the progress at the rate of onehaf mile
p day The laying Of the rail has commenced at Bata'
via and at Buffalo. This looks like speedy compile
ton ofan important Improvement
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professional Notices.

A LDEN j. HALE, Counsellor, Notary,
"a Commissioner for New-York and the States No 80
Wallst
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THs nAr
O. n. o. set-..........5 a Mo0E-Sets..-.O 20
vITt1.-.--. IHis BAY
s.,dv Hool..7 ~ GoverDor'sIsLs 30 Hell Gate 70
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nR. Fl. +. BRIGGS, No. 701 Broadway, in
~ ylies LADIES GLd gentlemen exAne 1.-THE only way 10
know the value OF advertised artcle mis- Patent Suspend
eTs and SkIt supporters which worn by many who
will not any other kind also used BY physicians VINO
REJECT 81 others
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Tor Observation-Disclosures Lne-Pack.

pEMIT1 ANCES-PA A SSAG ES.-BOW.
~ MAN. GRINNELL co, No 60 Southst, New
York sole and only authorized Agents for the SWALLOW
TAIL LINES OF PACKET SHIPS.
LyERFooL PAcxETs sail 9Th LONDON PACKETS sail every
and 2lst of every mouth alternate Thursday.
LIVERPOOL, LONDON,
CONSTITUTION, SIR X. PEEL
NEW WORLD CORNELIUS GRINNELL,
QUEEN OF THE WEST, INDEPENDENCE,
CONSTANTINE, AMERICAN CONGRESS,
ALBERT GALLATIN PRINCE ALBERT,
ASHBURTON, lIORhTOWN, ~
NEW SHIP. PATRICK HENRY
Persons sing 10 send for their friends aid DESTROYS Of
bringing them by OF the above cent ships arc
informed that Messis BOWMAN, GRI SMELL x co are
the only Agents for the above ships III thscity.
They slio ssue Drafts from & upward, which arc
PAYABLE at llht IN any through Ireland and Grear
Britain BOWMAN, GRINNELL& CO.
No 90 South-st. n. Y, snd Regents Rood, Liverpool
Liverpool Packets leave New York 6th aud 2ls Of eas
month
LONDON Packets leave New York every alternate THURSDAY
Ecr nnssarc Z IIY a. ahOye.
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yVHE NEW A. CLIPPER SHIP TOR.

Il RENT for PORT PHILLIP and SYDNEY, AUSTRIA
LIATo sail 18th Ocober-The splendid accommodations
of this fire clip well worthy Of examination By
persons about engaging passage to AUSTRALIA The ship
il and her hDUup being completed, will be found To
be unequhed by those of any other ship for light air
comfort. Apply board az Pier No Is East River 10
T. RICHARDSON co, No. So Souti-st, or ELLIOT,
ARkELL L co. No lf Pearlst n. bah goods IN
without any charge OF commission. Il. X. l. 60.
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NHROUGH to SAN FRANCIsCO.-Ths

i new and elegant Steamship UNITED STATES VIM
C. Berry Commander, will leave New-iorS on TUESDAY,
October 49, l.. NJ, precisely; connecting at Panaas
with the new dOuble-engine Steamship CORTEs r. b.
Cropper, Commander which vessel leaves Panama the
arrival of tire pa Gengers. For passage apply TO
DAVIS BROOKS L co, General Agents
No. 20 Besverst, hew-YOrk, OF TO
JONES 4 JOHNSON, No. lOl West &C., cor. Liberty.
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THE ROYAL NAIL STEAMSHIP Pc

Il TREL, eco iuns w sampson, Conal.ndsr, wi a. ~
for BERMUDA aud ST THOMAS on tbs 9Th Octoocf, :.
November ord 9th December Pesage aoncy to bennss
s30; 10 ST. ThOmGs $40. The Petrol BIS been bli, =.
pre,sy for toTcsl climate, and has well ventilated -
large stAte-roorns, with plunge and sho"er-oaths
"''eH' ~ ~" ''' T. CtNARD, No. Bowling green
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HALIFAX STEAMER,

"ALIFAX STEAMER, Tor HALF ~
SIR JOHN HARVEY, built expressly for TINS ms -
furnished in elegant style for the ACCOMMODATION Hs
-, every SATURDAY AZ O'Clock r. NJ and leave hsn
fax for Boston every TUESDAY at oeoss Pm - 80
First Cabin, including meals, $40 F.Ie-Seeonc
JosEs q co. Pe,,op Y. WIRE CO. hsaSaS -
Captain 90 Loaxa-Boston, July u, IkH-
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~ ROAD BONDS.-The subscribers 0gsr for sale Two
Hundred Thousand Dollars q the Bonds Of the NewYork
AID Ncw-fisvea Railroad Company due Is: December
1856, for One thousand Dollars each Interest; per cent
Per arLnrn, payable Isl June AID l., December.
Sealed Proposals vii b. received BY the subscribers a:
no. IS Wh1in-s, until the l5,h Of October next q,
O'Clock, marked Proposals for y. \. and n. H. r K
Bonds" Interest Will be added the Bonds from lst
June last until delivered.
KETCHUM ROGERS A BFNFST
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AlsAnr, Oct iI--Reesipn since Saturday; FLous 5000
Lbs; Coax 81 900 hash; BARLEY, $500 bush: Oars,
1910 buab; wsEAr, 900 bash FtoVR 10 duh, and
we h<a Of no saks worth rsp0rting. WHEAr, loo
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County Of New-York, sS-Eloch Dean President and
Nathaniel G.. Bradford, CASHIER OF said bank. being
duly sworn scyeray depose and that they the
President and Cashier aforesaid and th4. the foregoing
all rtspects statement Of the condition OF the
SID bank before tie transaction of any business on the
uClne 81 the fourth dy u September 1852 being the
day specified the OF the Controller Secretary Of
Stale ard Treasure, preceding the dste Of
report requiring the sare,l according 70 the best of
their knowledge and belief that the sad bank
Gated bank lid located Ia the City Of NewYOrk IN the
County OF NeloTk where has banking house for the
Ct is BUSINESS that from the first day Of
June 1913 ~ the day Of making this report the business
thereof transacted at such location.
ENUCH DEAN, President.
n. q. BRADFORD. shier
Subscribed and by both deponents this llth day Of
October. lss@, bef
A. = L = II
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CTEAM BETWEEN NETWORK and

- GLASGOW The Glaszow and New YORK Steamsml
Conpany's powerful new Steamship GLASGOW, ~
sail from New for Glasgow SATURDAY, sh Nov
and on SATURDAY 18th JeIuasy. At X O'Clock, noon.
First Cabin, saloon State Room. ...........,sg
First Cabin, (Midshp State Rooms). .........". 70
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/ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES


l. Steamship ATLANTIC, Captain James West-Ths
viii with the United States mails for Europe,
positively On SATURDAY, Oct IL, at L. o'clock NJ, from
her berth the foot Of Canal No beIths secured till paid
for For freight passage having unequaled accommoda
tons for elegance and comfort applyt TO
EDW. X. COLLINS co, No. IS Walft.
Passengers rogue sed 20 be board at A. The
steamship BALTIC viii succeed the ATLANTIC, and win
sail on the seth October
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NTEW.YORK LINEN HALL, No. 53g

ELEGANT PRINTS-Several new styles
H 90 French Prints dark, rich cooTs, including the
robe pattern lust received For sale by
NESMlTE CO, nos D. BrOad-st and 30 Newest.
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INTERESTING FROM BUENos AYREs.
THE OPENING OF THE PARANA.
american Vessels ana the Pert Dues.
The Intentions Of General Urquizs,
&C., &c., 30.

The ship Margaret Eliza, Capt. Adams, arrived
.. this port yesterday, from Buenos Ayres, whence
she sailed On the LIST Of November.
The British Packss, Of the 30th OF Oot,bor, give,
pretty full summary Of the events in that quarter
Of she world since our previous aivicss, and we
therefore copy largely from that paper.
The most interesting news is the official announce
neDt of the opening Of the PsTana to the commerce
Of AL nations.
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Independence of Parag nay.

tUENos AYHks, tct. Is, 1904
The Honorable Chamber OF Representatives. of the pro-
vince OF Baeuos AI-s in OF the ordinary aud
rsuJons-y sovereignty with ~bish IL is nve tai
sanctioned With the validity AID force OF law tns follow
ing -
Art l-Tbe province Of Buenos Ayres shall continue
sgciS're 70 tar the perfec aud
absolute md. p.Do-bcc OF the repuolic OF Paraguay
Arr = III tucG times any Treaty that have
Deem Between Rstonsl ASgenns authority
and the aforementioned fsp0bto OF Paraguay has beet
BosEos AyEes conformity With princ; pie sapc.
ttend 10 The Law or chs uae respecting the of
the river psfsus r4ckoaiog wi the reripiOctsy
vbeh 70 b. expected from justice paraSuayzn
gus.TA meat also decarel--
L. ihsi besides toe navigation of the pstana in the
pat lorlrs tns province Of Susnos A. bang
nsly the Parsguaysp flag is shs enjoy
ell ne exemptions and privileges shich nations
vtpt 70 cnbc d, r-Or1cAs In ire sties OF
- CbS Il Shii io incUataicde mercantile
p<oiisn svbss only JI pass through H., t apc il
rsd'tfon farte territory andeT the Farufr .ir
fe't eg N1h d,s fpd ion 10 Par'snag1u p5tS fioa
taean fJnesa ports noy sujeet 10 dge mposts or sca!
Sesyicprs
Shat in pfrmtJ With tia aores aid lsr respect
ing tht Of tbo riser Ssr snd the
REGULATIONS rTtd 70 b&ys been sued aul
hom Paraguay tba remain fes he part Of The pro
vince OF Bp-E ayres tor al foreign flags
ANT 3.ts citizens s0sli eU1y within thu territory Of
the province ~ su.Dos Ayre-, the rights
enpt,oDs thoe epj yo that may be enjoy ed
criEsps of IN. most favored patpn aud the persons
wnon tie Paraguay gpserumsnt sy fhint proper
Dd 70 ca,hm nr Of Instruction existing this
province lh3n be treated footiug eaasli.y with
Aygt ptinr CT liens.
Art - rh- government is an horz-1 to sfraY the
ou.a, that may be demanded for earliest possible
ss sb,efHent OF matt steam packet be.soep tnis pro
vince sco tbs republic Of Paraguay
= Art. 5.-Let il bo commune lted to the Executive
Power IaReEL0 GAHB0a. Vice President
JuAF Pico, Secretary
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n Is as aIli,a " dedua tns a,tu,.i,a of orrin
port maTket, as 10 would be Drssn nasn,us ~ pre-
dics its prospects IN our sgseDjas cut,o 4 houss
refnrms, gorgeous snd syn asri.a od,d b has
besu erecsed ot every street. aod alley are twsi
and obsira,ted sht Ia nbsrtag rains IL roshic
p~sdecessor; 50 BAT re trInst, taouga - oioaly
free 20 ALL is practically iutr5its add psrolexins.
Whilst other mote general cs1sas haze cgne AIRED,
Ahe Imised move nens OF t5s Oast month uis; ia
part be assribed 10 the unavoidable d tvg aris
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Opening the Pc rana.

From the Buenos AJres Packet Oct. 80
BuEros AYhEs, Oct Is, 1852.
The Honorable Chamber Of Representatives OF the
Province OF Burnos Ayres In erciss Of the ordinary
ana Extraordinary sovereignty with which 10 invested
has sanctioned with the validity and force Of law the
Showing
Art 1.-The Province Of Buenos Ayres reeog aises IS
srl the al If opening the Rper Psana
% TIA eenfile traffic and siios a all nations and
kes o.j,rfh declares AND co oedes IL psst.
The Executive poser Is authorised to accord the
spopcisR regulations which shall be sab nitted
the appreciation OF the Honorable Chamber
9~ken the resu& ions referred To in tina I'd artistic
have been approved they hall b. unlimited ey tue
scutve power TO the provinces for their
adoption In so far tasy concerned with or-u
dice 60 tn.ir Dmed,stsly eommsocDg to have effect in
what regard, III. province ~ Buenor Ayres.
A. Let II be communicated To this Executive Power.
mARcsLo GAMBoA, Vice President.
JUAN PIco Secretary
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Allowing OF sa~ed lumber In 1859, 1851
Of 10 SeT B 1850 OF 100 S4s 70 feet and thia
notwithstanding the quantity has besn dinnsnea by
drougbt in the greater part Of the umo yon The
demand however has kept even pace with tns large in
crease in supply and enabled the dealers to dispose Of
thin stocks at remuperatve fatss leaving haoa for
sprpE sslee very limited amount Pricss Ia tho early
part Of the year ruled fair, but advanced with tho
son. till in the i.ss months they reached shsr
figure most kinds Ct Lumber than before Oh
tsiDed In this market ibis advance vent into the poak
ct. OF those manufacturers whose mills wihin short
distances but he long routes IL absorbed by the
high rates OF canal aid lake freight The high pricss
Will stimulate prodneop and the receipts for ths
year will show large increase this the being
etinatsd by dealers ~ two hundred m,ltons Of
fes there Is ttle doubt IL wilt reach the least
hundred niioos. " the year favorable for stacking
and ra~ing THIS large increase will have the effect 20
c,mnirh the pice now conridered Furthermore BY
builders, though tho morey market continues
eseD,s IL sh- demsbs test there IL little probsbi of
the rates bsiEg reduced below fair figure
The from which Albany lumber IL derived are
o. trat extent, being supplied from the streams
HnJon and the Georgian Bay Saginaw Bay and the st.
Clair lskss Eie Ontario. and Chan plain the rrsfs
81 Lawrence and Ottawa, and from the head ~stsrs Of
IT q Allies harry the Su'quth sansh and the D,lsvars
The demand Ii also Iom an extensive range Of couu.
Try nmbr beng shipped fr Albany direct to III the
Atlantic ports. fom Maine to Georgia and resapyed
from New York 20 toe Wet indies South Ameri,s and
California IN large quantities, and In ha'tsa
sncunt to kufope aud Australia.
The value Of the lumber received this year Ia nearly
81 co eco and Whether Is had to amount Of capi
tai Invested ianartons Effected 1t Is the largest
busjpess In city. with the single exception OF nJur
gain ~ IL only second To thoss articles in
The carsls.
This large trade paturalIy centre. in Ab.ry for thi,
Ii hs frst poibt where the clear pine u Michigan and
Csbsds West the oak ash walnut, cherry. sycamote,
and wbiexood Of Ohio aud Michigan III. more comm -
pine OF Peusryvania. New York, ana Csnaos East ani
he hsslosk pruce OF Vermont and Noftaern and Cen
tre Ner York ui,et together and supply to the daser
n lumber fall assortment Of the products Of the forest