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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-10

il was agreed between this latter gentleman and Mr.
De Bruck, that Koszts should be given up, on the
joint requsiti0n of the Austrian Consul in Smyrna,
and Mr.. Brown, on the part Of our Legation. The
necessary steps were consequently taken; but what
was the modification OF Mr.. B. when he commun
Gated to Koszta the order for his release to hear him
indignantly refuse to go Il Ia said that his mind
had been warped by the Consul, without whom he
would never have taken such resolution. He
showed the greatest ingrattude to Mr.. Brown, who
had done everything to save his life, and after every
effort in vain to persuade him to change his mind,
Mr.. B. came away leaving him still at the French
hospital. The French Consul was so indignant that
he threatened to turn him out into the street, which
threat he may very likely put in execution.
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This statement shows large falling off in exports,
far greater than the decrease shipments of
goods from Boston, IS indicated by the following compa.
rson Of the exports thence during the months Of
Cotton goods, pigs: ...:.... a,o6s 4s,4l7 4,e42
The markets which Boston mainly supplies have been
while New York has partially lost its customers
ing to the depressed condition Of the gold regions In the
Pacific Ocean and the political troubles In the Chinese
mpire Hence the contrast afforded by a condition OF
this rch Of the export trade OF the two Cities
Woollen productions freely offered and at
Their lower rates. while being only purchased sparngy By
obbers who want to their stocks complete De-
srable makes of blankets in moderate demand and
tolerably rH, bnt other descriptions dull aad difficult
of SALE Cassmeres are quiet and augud, the commits
sion merchants alone being engaged In closing
lots and understandable sly les which procured by
retailers at very low figures Broadcloths are inactive,
and DO not command old prices excepting in small
Doeskins have remained quiet, but unchanged in
luz Flannss are in iveer request at the recently
duced quotations Jeans and nsysappear inanimate and
languid Mousseaine de LANES s saeable and Arm.
The Company whose works destroyed by
fire late in September have rebuilt their printsry and
employed upon their avorte goods Satinets are
neglected Shaws seem and firm. Sleeps grays
and tweeds continue as previously reported.
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NaYnl InfalIlxence.

Third Assisaxt Engineer Henry Barker has leave Of
absence for six months, account Of sickness.
MdshipmanZ z. W. Dawson, Who has returned from the
Mediterranean SICK also hiss leave of absence for three
months.
Passed Mdshipnan Joseph 3. Day is promoted to mas
ter, vice John Stuart, deceased.
The United States steam frigats Susquehanna At
Cumsipgnoon August 10; the Mississippi at VIVA npoa
August TO- the soop Of Saratoga Shanghai August
where she would go into dock for repairs the Plymouth
at last accounts at the Loo Cho0 lsnds whore she
would remain until relieved by the vandaa in the
of two three months. The vandAa and steamer Pow
hatan daily expected at Hong Kong at latest
dates The Macedonian expected in the
Of week ten days, and the storsshp Supply in two
three weeks.
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CITY TRADE REPORT.


WEDNESDAY, Nov. 9-6 P. n.
The boisterous weather checked business in produce
ASHES Only Is bbls changed hands, at IS so for both
sorts.
days sales embraced 81 900 bbs-sour at Sc SO rs:
superfne No. at SO so 49, ordinary to choice state
at So 93x 81 121a mixed to fancy Western at 81 81
1906 bbs Cams Canadian found buyers There
800 bbs Southern bought at very full rates No.
was rather langud The amounted to 81 500 bush.
good to very choice Michigan do 81 Is for Psnnsylva-
mia white 81 10 for Canadian and Southern do 81 Sc
for mixed Western and 81 90 for red do The sales Of
rye included $500 bushels delivered at 96c We; and
barley brought ssc Corn favored purchasers The
transactions consisted Of &C. 900 bushels 77hc 79c
for unsound and 7ec sic for round mixed white and
CorrE-But 100 bags Rio were taken, At 1oc. 1lHc.
per Id.
2l2 for export LOLA for home use and 316 for invest
ment Market steady.
FanGnrs.-To Liverpool engagements were light, and
Flour at 3d. 3D. and wheat at 3d. 800 boxes cheese
we're engaged at 4os. To London about n 900 900
500 bbl flour at 10 Havre rates comparatively
quiet At 24c. for wheat and at 06c for -four For Gall
So feet 'Gs GOODS BY clipper At
foot The bark louisiana 3o6 tons measurement built
in ls46, was sold for q 600, cash;
FRun-here were 200 boxes bunch raisins puschassd,
at So 20 q 1926.
HAY.-About 900 bales river changed hands, for ex-
mort at 86c. q roc per 100 lbs
Hors.-New were in fair demand, at Axe. . 500.
per lb.
LIxE-Rockand vas held at 81 08A for common and
81 26 for lump, per barrel.
NAVAL STORES I'VE have only to report sales Of 400
barrels South Carolina urpentne at 81 49, aod 400 do
spirits turpentine, ateec decline In price, occasionsd
by free receipts
Ons-Whae, sperm, and olive ruled quiet, but more
stify held About 1900 gallons nseed changed hands
at &c. a CSC. per gallon.
PROVISIONS Pork continued inactive The days bust'
did not exceed AGO bbs Western ct $t % for mess
and sl2 S71a $l3 for prime About 500 bbs good 70
prime lard procured at 1870. . 1lc per H. the
sales of beef reached 500 bbls At 80 80 % so for
prince 50 80 $11 for country mess and $l2 10 $lS 70
for city do. Other articles varied little
REAL EsrATKSales at auction, BY A. j. Beecker-l loc
corner Of Fourth avenue and 1880 street. 2bxl0O
do on Fourth avenue and 103d street. 26xl00, SAG;
do on 1O3d street. 25xl00 412 brick store and lot,
lO7 south street. do do. Alt Pearl street, 800;
] do do PIT Front stree $40, 700
soAP.-Castils was in good demand, at 12Ko usual
time, per ID.
Sugars The days movements included coo hhds.
Cuba, at 41Sc. SO and 800 boxes brown Havana ct
4hc. q 41sc. per ID. 4x1N
fArIow-Prims sparingly dealt in at II 10. per ID.
HsWYy.-we heard that $50 bbls. Ohio and prison
we're sold at 27kc 2sc. psr gallons, cash.
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WEUNhSUAfy NUVs 6-U r.
Letters from Sault Ste Marie that the canal
is progressing bravey There only to be two looks
$50 long long and go wde-and one with fall Of ten,
and the other eleven feet 1t is confidently expected that
vessels will pass through it next When they do,
every foot of mining land viii be doubled in value and
the canal company which holds upwards of
acres, will have made rather good thing 1t is said
that the bulk Of the stock is held by Eve individuals Of
whom the Hon. Francis Hncks Inspector General Of Cam
ada, is one.
At the mining board to-day there was considerable
activity, at previous prices North Carolina Copper.
Ulster Lead and Penna Zinc to form the staple OK
operations at this board At the Stock Exchange Penna
Zinc and Potosi Lead sold freely The latter is down To-
day Per cent buyers option, thirty days. good
purchase.
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Dec 1900 Inc %, 397 Dec. 7,465 174,327
The aggregates of the of the above articles,
far, for the years 1853 and 1852, have BEEN
Dec 487, s74Inc l. 2sS es3Dec 25o Inc42e, II.


The receipts last year, the 7h of November to the
olose of navigation which extended into the month Of
December of four wheat corn and barley, were as fol-
lows
Flour bbls ann. 804,772 Corn, bush. .379, sos
Wheat, bush. l2Sa,451 Barley, do...... .77l0so
The trade in dry goods during the past week has shown
neither activity buoyancy though desirable produc
TONS which remain in light supply and are sparngy
rendered for SALE have ed very full prices from
parties needing such to maintain attractive assortments
for which purpose nearly all the recent very moderate
purchases designed though few considerable lots
havsbeen secured for shipment to distant markets.
parativey for the spring traffic. The current receipts OF
goods not large exposed to buyers, as they form
but the meagre nucleus of stock adapted to the next
can pagn and are reserved for that alone These cir
cumstAncss enable operators to clear the fall business
with brighter prospects than naturally anticipated
from the extravagant and reckless in which
commenced, and for time conducted, especially by
certain class of dealers whose means are almost OK
haused in the payment Of their rents and the prepare
ton Of their stores and yet who succeeded in procuring
large supplies tf goods very doubtful securities from
some avarcous manufacturers chiefly because they were
assured by their debtors that they would undoubtedly be
able to distribute heavy quantities Of seasonable faorcs
and to promptly qudate their obligations How these
certainly desirable objects were accomplished has been
pretty clearly indicated by he reveres OF the past month
which occasion regret only 80 far a. they Affect
prudent and upright merchants who have had the power
but have lacked the inclination to transact heavy bu
sines at their own their friends, their neighbours
iisk. We are gratiHed to know that these have not
been seriously injured by the in tbs money mar
ket, nor by the consequent failures. To those who
have been materially damaged in this way we can offer
little consolation though sincerely hope that they
may profit by their experience which we likewise hope
and believe will serve as an admoniton to all others
gagged In the trsds
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TURNING FREE SoILERs OUT or OFFICE IN MAssA.
cHt-sErr-The President has ordered the removal Of
Stiles Postmaster Bedford and Merrill Postmaster At
South Andover Massachusetts, for coalescDg with the
free sellers at the recent Mddlssex County Convention
in The nomination Of candidates for State Senator Hobart
Clark has been appointed 70 succeed Merrill, and Henry
s. Gleason 10 succeed STILES Calvin H. Perry has been
appointed Postmaster ut Natick, Massachusetts,.
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Obituary,

Gen. ALEX. MCCONNELL, who has been prominent
in Ohio for some thirty six years, member Of the
gislature Board of Public Works. associate Judge
&C. died recently at McConnelsville He Of the
Jackson electors in 1892
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Political IntSlllcenco

The democrats in the Vermont Legislature have nomi
mated Hon Daniel Kellogg for the United States Senate
and the free sellers Hon. o. Shafer The wings have
rot yet made selt ction, but the choice lies between
Jacob Cofamer, Portus Baxter, and Carlos Coolidge.
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FOREIGN CoNsUL-Eusebio j. Gomez has beon
officially recognized by the President Consul Of Spain
for the port Of Key West, Florida.
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APPOINTMENT BY THE PaRsrDENr.-James w.
Green Of Virginia. to be Consul Of the United States for
iLAA, 40 Iexu.
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Letter from Hon Henry Clan.

ASHLAND. 20 n July, 1s4.
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We 81 ur"cr rb i.,t on t. those have contr d
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Letter from tie lion Thomos IT, Benton
WASHINGTON CITY, Anrii 20, 1910

WASHINGTON ITY, April 20, 1910
Mr.. Freeu an Hunt. ia: owe on many thar ks
fer the otport unit s. htvo hs read the Mercha
Magazine un.i lIav,. uni il in Ia lie "A Maya
zinr. and th,t we'll les i>hei. of all the useful
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but. ncv.rih-ies # most ,fd rler III ns-the
nerrh 4 I of the inttri s'-~io iii q this
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PROSPECTUS .F TIE
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DR.. MORRIS'S
AntE.Dispepltc Elixer.

rl'lllS medicine has leeu in use for several years
i and so great are its curative virtues that many
cases whch considered incur,b,e have been per-
mancutiy cured by the Use of one bottle OF the Elk
Many persons are sfii eted with uneasy ard pain
ful feelings after eating, in all such the Of
the E!ixer, ,rding drc ton will give the high
est satisfaction. giving relief Immediately AID III u.
few days cticctng permanent cure.
Inf,nts trcthing are often attacked with spells of
vomiting. The Elk. occasions f this cha, acter
is the mothers best fri md te~ Fight doses re-.
stores TIL. stomach t. its wontel healthy tone.
In short 10 individual Or family should be without
so inva u;,b g nleiiicirc
Sol 10y G. -TUtT CO. cor. Of eth street a"d Penn.
avenue: W. ELLIOTT cor. Of f AID l. :th street -
PATTERSON MARIN, cor. 9,h and Pennsylvania
Eel, If
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ELEGANT AND HOUsE-FUR-
NISHING GOODS.

THE SUBSCRIBER has constantly on hand at his
i Furnishing Ware Rooms q large and well select.
ed assortment of Furniture China, Glassware, &c.
comprising
Rosewood, Walnut, and Mahog any Sofas
Arm Chairs and Parl,r Chairs finish. d in Broca
telle. Plush and Hair Cloth
Elegant Rosewood, Walnut, and Nah gany full.
Slab Dressing Bureaus, W ardrobes W ashsta,. dis.
Bedsteads. Feather Bed, lair and Shuck Mat
trasses. &c.
G,ld Baud Dinner and Dessert Sets, richly de-
corated
French China Teaware, Flower Vases, Coffee Guns
Silver Plated Casters. Spoons. Ladies', Forks &c
In short il stock embraces ALL that is useful or
ornamental in the fIOUSE-FURNISuING line, an /
at pric s that cannot fail TO please.
liberal credit will be extended far good notes or
references.
dec 10 JAMES C. McGUIHE
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GREAT IsCOVEaY,

lie create discoveries are those which are m, st
beneficial to the hu nan race. Joy and glad rs
res UT from ttt M. III cIyery tat proiuc S hap il
ness l. tiuty gr, at. How manv have been sent To
crafty by cuu: lbs cold> that setl,d into Il 1t
-ncmy OF human lit-C NsUMPrIoN, How msny
suffer daily wi coughs, who might rid THIN ell, es
OF t'e' ;inctl"n tor Mere lifif Is there d,.
uaS tue clscu' ern made which Will gi.c r IL {.
lie Mcint1sii'-s ARABIAN SYRUP" and the . a.
HEAlNG CORDIAL have cen discovered. they have
gwen re'fto thousands VT were ltering up, n the
Drink ot the grave! Turaed sorraS into joy, O. d
poo ced hapi lncss wi ere nUu,ht but gloom pre-
vailed.
For tal" by W. II. Gilman. corner of pennsylvan
avenue, and ~ street; Il ID Gilman, PennsylraIia
tor. 9th street between and streets. south
IN 2l-,tf
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STOVES. STOVES!
FANCY ARTICLES, PERFUmERY. &C

Nov o md and for sale ut StationeIs Hall AL
~ j i .ing the Irving Hotel an extensive ass,lt
mrnt of Pcrfumery, Parma Co'ogue sans oil.t and
tta-r Soas Balm of ro'umbis. Tooth Powdr~s
Erush &, and all other arti rertrnmg tie Toll T.
Ais. the Water Prof French Polish" for Bo" $
and Shoes
All of which we will sell 1t least Mt,ty per c,nt
III 'aier THAI the CA be purch sed sewh re
Mus ur Gents ler page. Call at
J "a D. >TATi bNfRS HALL
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ONE AGA AIN, and take great pleasure, in
IL Informing my old friends and customers that
nj or having tried my luci in California, have t.
tie down WInd>ors old stand on tn street near
AMI will be pic sed to furnish Dry Goods Boots and
Shoes at the 10 est arkrt price
From this day until tn" LIST day Of March, I will
SILL all goods i'll my store fifteen per cant less than
cost. 10 make for reS! SIMPLY of Sn,np Goods
Pleas b' ar in mind that | shall /, exactly VIII It
promise; and Test t. nv sincerity give ILL.,. AN early
call Don't o;g-t the store, two doors south of st.
: tn. F. N MACRtybER
On leaving Seventh street take great pleasure in
recommending Mr. Magrud to my Gu TONERS an I,
The public generally highly wor by of their
pa ronage. JOHN A. WJVDSDR
feb Sc s3t
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HUNTS MERCHANTS MAGAZINE,
AN COMMERCIAL REVIEW.

BY FIREMAN. HUNT. EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
TIE number for December. 1850. completed the
| twenty third semi st.nuti vo ume The W. ok
has been Ell Slnrc its mmencement in Ju y
le33. and each volume containing lAore thu
even hundred large octave pages A few compl., g
let's OF The Ma s.Zine may lc OF tame, al the uh
ers "tic =. H. Flu street, New York. neatly
substantial bouLd. for two dollars aud a half pr
volume
The following are a w of he many commeudato-y
'ett,rs recri ed 10y tie ed tor of the Merchants Ma
gazue from stingusil state man:
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-. Prisons uvislting to tie serred ,vith the "EvEN-
--,,, r II Leare their names and address at Jdnaes
r LIST acard. Bistop's period. cal so'e adjoining
md LINES Miners 6A street, at Joe Siiltington's
lr,an Esilaiag. Also, A. Lammnnds 1h street.
,L,,t.s,m.nls can he left at the ADORE places
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CHARTER OAK LIFE INSURANCE COM
PANY.

HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT.
C0Dl{dE SoZUU, UUO.
Securely invested under tire official approval Of the
Comptroller of Public Accounts of tai State
Office, corner of Main and Asylum Streets
'I'IIIS Company wi<sue Polio on the Join. st ck
i principle, and upon the Mutual plan, thus com.
bining the belents OF 10th systems at the OPTION of
the insured; and make contracts upon any and all
conditions apperta.ng t., connected with life risks
of vii 4teyer name nature.
Policies will be sued at tn Il west ties of premium
that III be adopted and aft ri qnsite security to
the insnred and perpetuity TO the iusi ution.
On the surrender of Life Policy, the holder will re-
ceive its equitable value in cash
This Company continues to effect insurance on the
lives Of per- ons g'ng u Calf rni', at fair rat If
premium; and to grant permits FIR travelling, sea
and foreign residence at equitable rates
Policies issued for the ben, fit of married woman
on The III: OF her husband, or any other person, will
ensure to her eparate use ind endnty Of her hus-
bann and of the claims Of h creditors
The Company is managed and controlled by Board
IF directors. who are personally interested rs stock
holders and policy holders, in its success.
In Dph'etS, containing I'll 'eS OF pre- MUM and infor
nation in relation 10 the OF operation s, and all
papers Necessary TO effect Insurance., may be obt ned
at the Ofhc. of The Company, Of any one Of tn.
Agents
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS.
ALFRED GILL, Pr sident
John l.. BUNCE. Wee Presi lent
JAMES c. WALKLtY, Secretary.
DIRECTORS
Alfred Gill; William r. Gone.
John l.. Bunce. Neis IN IIo:lister
James u. DOlles. Samuel Col,
John A. But er. Danic Phirs
Noah Wheaton,. Z. n. Humphrey.
BOARD FINANCE
GEORGE BEACH, esq PRESIDENT lhcenix Bank.
ID. +. ROBINS n. So , President Hartford Ba' k.
Hon. ISAAC TOUCEY, late Attorney General e. s.
&C. JACKSON, NJ d., Medical Examiner.
ARCHIBALD WEIGH, NJ. D., Consulting hy scian.
AGENT FOR DISTRICT OF CoLUMBI..
Benz amin Z. Worcester. DdvalS Building, ever
Wiitehurst's Gallery, Pennsylvania Avenue.
Hartford, March, 1852 i'm 81