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New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-15

TIE market fsr fraer today sd frhrsle f
sCc0 frfo bb have teen sis Shipment as
even1st 50 Tor mixed; q! fI ber Ilnis mostly West
err go ~ = Dbl TO- coslE with buyers ili1
s he fausr The demand fer home eoaslnpro1 ~
odCste within the above ranEe Of prc ~ ding fancy g.
i-f 15zEfy > ~ the litr FOR NeEfO4k extra hIE
FLcuR srd CosS NEAL elected an dull ~ 59 - ~ oi ne
ru q ana Oh 4 boil WHEAT ir stasly d.
stol 200 iush sold at 81 50 fr Pne tenus-ia
and ~ Is for Scuirr r-as for uls.
Cor ca.fs freely ara o0a 10 fo6 tnscis s1l c. d70
eru -or kew uifr- and IS fer ot PenntssIi yellow
Oars f -rd flto trh souh sld q. &C. hfs w'fIl
51gc, vih limited rsceir sd ssss -he CorroH mar e
rexe bsics cold full prices f cor
oxs sfe sccc and held hcndr-ds GRocEREs there
crs gopg Coacs .bou 2loo bs sold within day
r gc Ris, and a., dl0ic Domin
sugar trd Aolti,s change PsouTcSs cont uE ives f
ber s ssles PERI have been made y bb ali
Stoudefs 10 sst a. So 50 4 tb CLovERsEED illl > 81
y brsh firm. and go bis. have ieea sold a. ne. hhi
sre be a. IS .6ic. a gal
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-15

- .,.,. s,y.rs for Clsser at isaioic for % vi
,esse GY rrg hv STOCK u s,t 20 zen ssa ~, lsS
sle 80 -. r,-r. - siids6 = f1f NOV M
l. faairr-e fiocE sn- = = ~ n-i-
So, a. 3 ed 81 err saliae-l - 81 90 - ~ - 4, -
fHsrrd .l e l.stra..f p f n..- -- -
-sFer-f - 10 rfiVif e 20 .s-.,. .---,. a. . J o.
sIT TALl 80 lal-- l-il-A- --- l''- -+E-
'1cIvr7 Esr -hetft5T l'' 'r- q s,. 81
~. ff-l4r Iltl lfn o. -cf b'.9' -
-- In. .rf rrruff- tasuer raes :. o<c
C1s - fr.1auf e gt-r les 3-r m aerf, " =
In rr r-rrlv = no '1r-e sss - bales neN r'P
p,.,,ra n Weru fq4c Oh crop tlo5 are 'eilas sPAs
y yttfc - s.~-.e .,s Pin, 49, ,..s5v With a.
.,irs ferara, ais csrofs a. @lf4Slo 80. -
ITNFA baoynL. m.fset n ~ -ooi ee ali 3s y ,p2.
~ - fcre IBIS Rocka1d sd Esre AZ
~ fe tb 10 a. sasn Isasd trspcr.ed ysE; sriiyi AZ
a 81 Lap Is vented st Al Sodei .
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-15
Hudson River Market Boats.

Fyeighf Lst o5 Crsle and Farm Pnodsefs generally.
Repofted exclusively The n. Y. Daily rnbuEe
Cept George Coleman, Of the barge suqIehanna arriving
We nedsv and Saturday raonnf foot Of Wsen from New
tulb Iors the following articles BY the trips Dee and IS %
Beeve Veal Csves 26 Sheep and Lambs Lis vine $40 to@
Tuiey 81 Gese iS Ducks 529 tubs aud pals BuiieE Is bb
AppltE is hbs Eye Flour.
CrfR Wararep Of the Caledonia arriving Wednesday ni
Saturday mornings foot Of Warren st. from New-Paz reports
trips Dec 10 nd "a VIZ y Beeyes
20 Veal Csres 100 Sheep and Lambs 53 Swine 100 Fowls $40
TURKEYS $40 Geese Dlc bbs Egs $50 tubs and pals Ba
do % tbs Apples 80 do Carrots sIO
Rye Flour 50 bags Buekwnai Flour 100 do Corn
Meal. buslel 80 do. Oats l3o bags Feed
Capt CaIwsbt the barge Merchant arriving wsdreday
Muayt kedhook reports ne ol0~inS
,ce. y trp Dec H. viz &c BeeyeS Cow with Ca Veal
Calf 2O0 sheep Lambs o Swine 50 tubs e1d pals Butter %
his Potatoes 500 tales Hay do straw 20 bbs Appes 20 do
Rve Flour Brckwhcat Flour, eoo bushels Corn 500 d.
Oats 3o(o DO Rye Poultry Dressed Beef and Mutton ins e.
sFcAHTuLArloS
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a, n.s y.,s. s.s u.-14nz fr Laalsr i.q seadiso.

v,is sftsnFtps sss TIE bar .t Nsssss, n - ~ va 's'
srt 70 riec-s stere t~frf hrtsy - On
KKY wEss Dee s-Bns Aisaie li1. l.a at z 1es 10 ls
s Ia Al tsr no on ho.ld ~ VII g1 f1s y isias 20
Brs Tss chae h,s bssn esssoF7f i'e we Sa
rsntd, esuk1 Sc VIII ke hr c1r-0 ~ CITY - psi sli b.
ste eenaus Ger vogrre ~ h, h Her cx',- VII r-aeh
hc Of fStc The fure5sE sh- Perri Lif1t tsttsn
&. uFou the g1r rccriying nee - ~ y s 80
vii receive hr Ssyrg re SRI rrcceef 10 oe rect ~ se y
tady vi TIE iselA > mss a ias civ sltr2 as VII %
nr aysc risr sslE Tiu. the tsal Tie sits ioi ne
FIR ,kp Courier g eco The eSPnse ~ the vas sil ssuat
20 f3tttu <dcc Ibis ship Osiar and WI sail by ihs
IS T lseq col The An hre Rufrs Sclt Chiymta IRON VII
th naval tousd New oeisaas sr.d "a distress
tie si Dec ard ks thgrt ter Ga me sh u tAs
bad heasy o ard clt q obliged th-o~ over
tck lead eonssfing Of ~ bhs ra relieve his Sis
got into his IoEt m a6cly aad hss hoeu AGED
viii oon euenee 20 take her cargo board having received
rrafs
seak FaSKLIS Woodbury. for San francisco at Ashore Oct
81 on the Ter lonae Fay The vessel ant total loss
stesi ie. tgrs sl1td stGe ard owned b. M chlpmaa
Bozne Co aLd Wo dhgr She DlEt,ly
eorfsd Of barrels lime 40 barley and quantity
wcrd On tcck
scHF. KALUSA Folsom San Francisco from 0rsson split SAL,
tnf stove heats &c. on the pAasage
kIxrY THtEE c the passengers ont q the i0 which e tbs port
the bark Peytora for Auss sent 70 Ausa b. the
Consul at Msurir rs
seHE hENsSro whieh ashore Csps Island has
irt Pess the hail rzxins bed prsously been sold for
so that portion tf the which saved soh h inst
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Foreign Ports.

OF Y. E's ssss Ds sr % aSon HS15 S Sons @
ga,a 5'iG ices % oS Ne~1ot shout redy surprise Rn- s
do loading IorIept CoPP for London 90 % ei'k q F
cSsv foo to Ioes Tor London -
At Caatcn Oct shps s"oidsh, ooinS n ,s' &c &c a. - ~
Heard Ho krs Francisco Houlus Dise LAnih sI
bar Eesouc Penny, bark Lamar Green or Ssa'n
81 Calcutta Oct 49, ships W Bruno LAnii, Maelu', Barr
Boston ldr Huieu Cunningham o Bostgn dy WI iaa Penn
ROT Huf a. cas- ,cr Ersisad ba. Elsol wss2a for
Boston Hruione How Eusnd a. To~sriiss Carrier
l" A.. s. ins os, ssrk Warren Waite Town Providence
s5 8cn suso oe hs fIeiTy Ware Mason Fsal.h Eas;
ih Doussss Creter do 18th ships seargO. Rowe. d. Nto
Pie DO i7iA wsrols, Synms Boston Aaa. Aa54L Pike
as manila Sept & bslk Mn Ban'd for Boston 2h a. s9I
cths Ikrs lad be-n no a,ss1 o any A@'"esh 'e'
Psf.Is Oc IS SIP Iuet Mouon, from singapore for Boz
Al Mslesrfs sept ss North l.ntccoot for leaa g.n3
DAY Ar -sfh ihp oso b Ga ron ssN9oFe AP'-' o'A
her fr'res' C,eoser rem ", N4'ys ! ,'. n'{ v,,,,
AR lsss 2i snip Loo Choo Snow lquae % Ha' iosi
u" W IsSoo Oct e. .ir. Josa Dalton ,) Bond fs cara,
g. t. load Prospeo freeman, ds % leave 10 few
CAY, Ss S, ,5S sI @ y, bs ssol Ka,uau Bo'oa Gbrsl
tr an 18Th 70 about 2ih for Sosson Goaaseh kyder for
~ ibssr gi u, brk P.r1'syl, Neksr.On fn MAr'si'
20 cS At Eswesse Eas 18Th ult ship ElizaSe.A Hamilton,
Art Al ssis h ui ship Fiadlan johnson, Anve'P nPeF'
btIk & Osn'ss 6 e-, h tsSS So.el London sni Mati
Tsssd Esinoe ,t uls bark slFh1e' Liw i'm Of0n'@''
or Beson. = -, nj. MI, 49,, -, T.. =,
em; Nm NJ Rogers skinner, from Botton -. -,
Ar st Havana Dee shfs FosA MeDonsd s. Th'r" "
mech Burton sierra Morens; brig Adams Grey deur NswO
st q schs wsou Ross, Cahaaa Flying E.5., Pos, Ssra
N1-trs fSiip Belle Hcvener Bosto1i g. l w n
ssufcld Petty. NsYorA Mans noieh New oosa' Sa,sip
York brig Fcrcrcc Gage. New-Nork; sehr Dolphin hsens
Chsrsson lfi- brig Roalef. " l's beIh =. -,
Cid Dec hp Loasa hiihon White NOW ofn p''s ~
tsnzas brgs Bisriz, Baker Apaschcoa Busy hs,ne SAsa
sehr Alice Dutr Orleans shps Ezhsl J. BreorA
his Lvsa Benng Nsw-York Peri lur serr, More
ma is Ney ksbcth Mcconnell New Orleans; Kite Ill9p-
@c DO ,cr MargEd Kline 10. G. ship Flora hcDonad Mer-
nil NsvOrssus T. ship Sarah Hale, Co~ther Peaaac' es
l. ). " ilson Ross, Portland o. -, ,-s,,-, H..
3d. bark Ce1fse, Robinson, New tork .,, 49,.
cd AZ do Nov IS briz Brock, York, PhlaiephA sh
b,Sk Cen Green Da,dson 2s,h orig PATIO Alto Kay
Boston 9Th tg Maria IngTahsia DO Dec sehf May Flower
Sawyer, DO. -. - at, 49,. o., -.
Lien. Heard Montreal NJ. o., Ii -
Snow He'll Hasna Byron Blanchard, Pensacoia brig Pu-
rip gtuD. r, sd Boston. , ~, ,r--.,.
id e. do Nov 25 snip Chase, Chase New York 2ith ship
TIuth DO . mt, -. w.,
CID ct do Nov g. ships Eliza Burns Wahnson Ne" fofA
American, hdsc, DO.
Al Halifax Marion for New YORK so0s VITA go0ds
sayed from steamship Humboldt.
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-15
MARINE JOURNAL
PORT OF NEw-YORE
Cleared.

Cleared.
s,s.mship-Nsbanna. sehenek; savannah r, -.
eep,cr CoHn. Liyt rponL slssht Co.
We Fec s5s H1 1rin hsl S f s. N.h so. West wSd
reTl nders s. Nsr,s te Broei- PEGS % Gov Son VSG
il Msitsilles J b sandy - c,,,...- m, s,,.,
FsnI Mn. wekland Norfolk: = T Lewis. Berry
Perl,rd rs.'.r msris n n'ns Lubsn wiminton Jui- A.
Mhssr LeI No,fo Ls,fs Jane wiIon NSss.t us O'e
ProrelsI-Nebrsshs, Candia, Baltimore, W H. IhomP'On
Arrived.
Us steamship union Adams Charleston via Norfolk mlse u
So f ss: IS;sy % IL adiss q! Sis s as. ssii .sa %
steamer sesr.. csL POWELL Baltimore Parker Vein c.a
prrv Ion u 81 spoke bss Lucinda Sears C Bosom, I'm
iefuda Rad be- d s;sd "a days vas under jaiy@A's steer
sbs M > = stsr,e uew) Ulner, Eoehand in ballast To- r.
shs o,s,,sser new epre coetet Of and fo Eoetnud 40
1 s r Ks, g. g s & s' t. oa a Ss: Ky; Ialt
NE 5sss s,1sS ts Sa1ti ik i,ir ald plssns weather
srce Which hss 1psrieueed ", winds ,,
- sJS p.ssI .s co. 20 % Dtj' sica si'I
Sip Admiral patk Bens Havre, Nov mise ani SO pa'
shS Hs,sna XasTs, smyrns % passed Gibraltar Nov n
Bsis AseS Hssr 5s5n Eoa,pp Bremen in ballast, .sd
~ 70. 70 o.. o her sns. s @ .nS sadonsS .Ss was
ysnes ~h white ret and red ssn. ee1 nor make ont
ter arp, aed 10 have bsea 0uE sh TN. ~ he slatol
lIh nat st = oas s P sbss. 20 gn, foil Of ssr al
hsv, Sns time in 'hs a'on Has had 10 deaths SF'es
Brie Bossrsrie Foster New;tIaysr day in ballast
s ss oG s hfo1 ha SS' 1 cso%s ~ S. St john g. days M n
ltth " Nevius son.
Schr w. IT, TicsIn. Johufon. R0ckand. ~ hours iine
sehr. J + Snow, Conery, Rockand, 81 hours lime
scir Rtrry Frank IN, Thomas Rock and o hours lime
Escc. Ecctisud yis Erldcerof da, IN ballast.
s P.s3T ags a, ys., ssy eIq. . s. 6si Sp,s m
Sell. Telsuon Ho5rkin. Bridgeport day, IN bliiaft.
srtr J. Rus.lire Andrews Ncw-hecofd, days ID bsuas'
L. shser, Pste Portland, Conn., day ooend 20 Pha-
sehi Lswrenee johnson, Portsrd Conn, day stone.
Seir Chas llulse ObeTon rewHeyen day. bound 70 Fr-
selr Shenandoah. nih, NorwsE. day In ballast,
scir. Furorionl Lacon, ew-Hayen, day IL bnllast
schr Florence, Peny Helias, 10 days ts TO "Atm'fe
scbr 81 shion Lonr 2days mdse to s. W. Lewis.
rFLCN-2 sbirs, bark and brig
NlND-D1fiur he dsy y \. f.
sAILLp- Steamships europa shannon LyerPool AaoaiaA
schtuck, ssytInah
The new steamship Francisco down the Bay this
ing Trip Of slight dsirrangement
the compelled call the esmtug Levi
allan then toot and brought her 10 the City
Rocka Of Boston from Havre ar. sth ns sailed
in Of Jacob Bell BY the way
Of LonE l. lard Sound
Tio barr silver Cloud Of Boston, Cape Of Good Hpe
rived inst sailed ibis morning for Boston, IL tow OF steautis
Ttsn, by ~ CT Long Island sound
The pscketbp American Congress from London to~ed to
the City this morning from Quarantine
IBy Sandy Hook Printing telegraph
THE HOLLANDS Dec H-s1ndown
sp ed big south of the Highlands snip in the
Ofng bound in.
sfesner Alabsms psssng the Hook, bound south
Weather calm aud hszy.
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p.s..n.,e.s sailed


b ii,sn.i,p Efrra r P.ssio a'i
Herr. g. New York ir Muller Ms Slrsh D. Jii
is,f Dyauorl ugses " and Mrs Par1 II ini et Ca
foI1. NJ ard Mrs Harysrt rd child Ergaat Rob Wlton
e-kss Ihs Jchn O1ley Hsn1rG Er1lnt sshasan
srtitier yieuiai = nc'sou Monsl Mr kosn Larsa 'rt
pain Mr murray Hamilton c W NJ hohtethd Mon,eeai, =
4 y NJ Wade NJ D. nholra cr-bsc; H. Wins Nv
Foston SHELDON Mr. Chsnbers Howsrd and rssn Ne
Yob Breton. London J. l. Hker. y. York NJ tIt Ms
UartL Nr TT hnsn NJ Chevaer III shsT VI h1rr ~ Cst
rel Franee Nortrrsi; Rot Red cotiald lAreino Pteo
Al and N Bro.SSnf NJ Robert Coleman, Phs Lieut. Tucker
fevou Rites Bernldas VI McAIfi.n En-ani Jol.thto n1;
Pr.ce L.sdir. ireland Geo Ste~sr G. Z X o. We,tt
Fueisnd; ~ Dsyst NJ Freeto1 Frsnco A. keskeaz 70
s1 Ms Condor Mrs Rushs sd children Mr. d-r'in Joln
Irrrs y frrqriorsn EnsAnd Fra Hentr, Oerma1yi And
othsrs spe st7i1e94Z
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- = I =. - i
he above markets car6laly Fav5od By th i01oNlF

y
IN FtrLrR- Stand 80. fol Burcr Cheesa E1l Lard
j. PscFFR foS-sfanl Nc 9. l01i ~ d O. ne.
KwApe RyS9-ssn!s Ncs = aui g. Beef luton Veal ana
FcILEr r Stands Nos and City smoked Hams Bacon,
j H. PFo,s = Co.-sfirl Va. I Fruits Of IN Z rs
y Hrcox- Stands NJ u and ~ Elsa de-ies.
{ b. HaERis-Stand No. 8, EE,s. Chccss- &C
Mrs. DfEgERVe setalie OF al k!n-s County HAfSet ~ Hoat
f.rrrg No
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-15
MArAss.. =. R.per.s8 ~ 7slsrsr.

tsssn an pss h1Hsssss atssl 80 aas ss;ef q % %
resri ysT0T Dc lirhe sif 5f Corro@ rossy - 2if
halss slsss cm q tic The risks 6rm, sad si
Al ffrrs
cskzttsror Dee i2corros sss- 'as.y $50 hN- = prices
si5f fon 30 t. fhs tei = Aua tenii1z u7...t
CPslLtflcS Dc i3fls ktss n mos t),g srs b =
vth srtf fluff- T-ces 1h- d. r15r-i rl Lli
hEECFt LASs De llT t-rrrs Ia he receipts OF Corr ~
st a. The ScH.asrn Pers eor h.l cosaA-i tas
sane ese at year fLous - declined IS io4ss - COaS
szfirf - ftc.
NswosLEssS Dee IS neoa-Sass male this n1rnas o.
lsc tf OF TOBACCO At t 1t fT leaf RIO coFFEE =
s<vms sinrf prime ne~cr-P sells a. i2i dlae.
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-15

Indiana a 81 hsh rime White Psnns,sns oa prsse
sesas sns ict bssh vhs seshers (. q sissl "a kJes an
=. ia nsrasi ard the ciss he n.rsst tea
efqs sls cfef st tnsh - ~ - Tor jsey " 20
81 tl Tor Bailey quiet eoose o. are p-nY Nni
iesN Al g6 ftc for sui Wes.rru ap4 ~ G>l er Jaf,y
Goa scId demand c.ds hHay hn bat es~ 5'ia'rs
k&t,r GO bUfh 73lde ior usw south IN q e
S NJ sopihs whre aud old HewOIssufi ctiic ,r Ei
uas AID old Jsrsss aid southcfa y9a Nats Bn1s
a. fs3 Tor In.i.D Peas - fce a.
a Quiet. f.i-s h.sh.
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-15
by telegraph.

BOSTON Dec. il-ATr. bark Prompt Malag,
Below slip Edward Stanley. Liverpool.
CHARLESTON, Dee l3Ar ship Coiunbis. New York schrs
Marv Louisa, and J. II Holmes DO. Albert Wae Boston
sresd. Phii.dephia brig Friendship do.
Pee -Arr ketch Brothers Cardenss for NewYor in Distress
brig Rush Mary, Ga, Portland Ne, eaky ship WsteTee
sAVANYAR Dec 1s-Arr. steamship FoHda, NewYOrk, 50
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-15
From our Correspondent. !

PHILADELPHIA Dec 1f-Tlired-Schrs J. E. Randall Baker
Boston Matthew Birk Johnson Brdgepoft Luther Child Baker
Boston Sidpsy Miner. bolles Bridgeport 4,
Malvern Jaruau Cienfuegos schrs Matthew Bird
Bridyeport; Willow Chase Boston: Fannie BeAsta2
Providence Rowland, Ray
NewYoIk Asa Edridse Rowland do Sidney Miner Beie
Ne VIE
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-15
RFCAPiICLATlOS.
iows the 10 q of the principal
The following table sbos
The Iiay Market.

H,v for rnrs ranges from C5a7oc and for home tra e. 75
t7lc Straw IN bales 5QCc = The trade BY Nsh River
los drawing close Hky this week litls
deYrfsssd We noticed several lots Of r quality q i
Sc 2 sIaw IN b nde ZEN wagons 8. > - wv
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-15
Add to tie continent .

The connection between The Norwich and Worcester anu
the Nnmantic and Palmer roads O, Norwich VIII be con
pk,ed in albe present week and thus wi DC naie
Land route between this City and Boston via New hlven
NwIonson Norwich ard Worcester During al JanIary
the sou bridge and Blackstone Road vii be ready Tor opera
tion Backbone IL on The Norwich and Worcester Road
The new lard route will then avoid Worcester and LEAVING
the Norwich pass the Blackstone and Southordge and
Norfolk County Roads TO Boston Ii is ANTICIPATED 'ne'
,bs route can be done about hour less time than by
,be ,;ute via Springfield The roads from Boston 10 Black
ope have been consolidated under the title OF the Boston
and New York Centra Roroad. II. n. Slater Esq Of
Providence has been elected President The united capa
will amount to psdn divided into $4,000 shares
at par value Of 800 Immediate measures vii be taien
for ring into The stock Of the ne" corporation me
bonds Of he late Norfolk County Railroad afa,unung
70 100000 the principal Holders having agreed 50 To do
Tb. viii make the capital Of the Boston end New YORK
"Cenira Railroad teooOoOo aud entirely free from 0L
The warrants entered at the Treasury Department at
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-15
Rrraiurr Of Prn.,ur..

'I'7 VI hIoAott.. Lee II
By he NTA Hcr Es1t-S7b bis Fsnr Sa} bbs Beef l2f
N1sty. Ign Gdrs Lsstier
~ Err is asse Psr q. d. Frssisoa 81 DO Ashes
30. Butter. lG5 Do. Leather -
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-15
NnanriaI.

CAMBRIA IRON COMPANY-The Annual Meet
ing Of Stockholders Cambria Ion Company vii %
held the once No q Pinest, Nex-fort ss o'clock r.
On ''' i"A '''s'' GRO W. HoDsEs, Secretary
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-15

Cid at NevBedford ih, bark james Andrews Kelley No'h
Pacific. --.. a..
Ar Fan River 18th bark AcTis Borden, for Indian Oce,n ciy
PAX Brandt BoDusy ofNewBedold was wree.st Ai o. s5
~ no 6ae Cr- arrived previous u ila it ~
& Fspepa6o Tie Brandt 20 Dol. OIL ~ ot which were
SAVED together with ssis EssinE tosis bread &c me 9 ~s
Cushng bark N00tgomery o. NeSe4iora
Gle b VA irsgred n New -hedoIa ioE 80 80
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-15
Family Marketing
wedn dly, Zee a.

,he Glowing liable gives the Retail Prices Of Inc prn-
a. e,es Of Farm Produce n the City Of New Yo-k. on
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-15

bsrs which is rahe than was anticipated carry W hs
weel An arrivll at New Orleans from Bras'' os'nss
si6g.cooiD spse,e
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-15

II will be seen that the exports are $4,000 bales o''
,hsn ior tie same period last year ~-h Al so pee ea
usl.s efficiency f nine and half Millions o. i'zFs
IN that article which is nearly equal to the shipments Of
specie during The present Cotton aso irrespective o 'as
anouft which has been shipped in payment Of aogcia
uent debt iqude'ed
The eypog Of BIeadStus TO seat Britain from al pofe
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-15

IRON l. firmly held Influenced foreign siViccs SEQ G
Tia tuFE.v sses Of 100 t3ll So
y tlish bars have u proved sales o 30 taus A. St5
EltE-ON i o. M demanded for the North
OF lrrore has been The sales 800
t-s 70 iotl q tlr - 81 foI ordinary % good
DYEWCOUS-St Domingo Is the only description Of Dv vswoois
sf IN a,od sfcck Woods sr.ed
hone usf has very l1bssc, selling
Lstis 500 So; T6nrpico Fustc s.; Cuba Do S5jG=Si
qOBACCCrrfs unchanged the bcsins m3la--ie
Ssles bids Kentloky 6olc 81 bales Havana -7dtc %
Keniucky 81 81 SIS bales Cuba i9ac.; -
Ohio Coneeuf Seed 5el2e s5 ses Bsraeoa Maysee
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SInkea. sc.
Nahaiers.

No date .t s. long tn Waterloo from D,ren for Boston
Dee = on ChiEcossgse bsk Francis sf for NesV-f' ora
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-15

DRINTs-stesms and Msdders, new 81"
l. 1on the works. daily ios ale Pc r.s ~ = -
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-15

NFIsrrRE ALHAssc......rHs DAY
i 81 h0oSt.iso o,A
gard- Hook. Gfov. Hell 5s... i7o
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Markets. CAREEULLy REPORTED FOR THIN Y TRIBUNE
"WEDNESDAY. Dec. "A s. +. VI.
ASHEs-Ths market stsdy the demand tsE saes Of o. o
at Ss 8 fr Pots AMI IS 55 FOX loaIls.
CO11ON-Teday the marke has bsen seiye sales ~ ee
So speculation, SIS n transit 40 AZ
car QDcsons the ole sales ol The previous hfee days
Of which 2fpj orcNp5ri M home use
90 reculef ion. nd :. iu rem
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-15

s-s,ss -Ry TIE Tub = III o.
y ,he 1olnl = U.Ei fS,3
rsrrss-in s1te- e = 900. 7tf ~
~ -se p1ln- y D.l0 6l9.t
l..ss -By tl- fun. y n ----lIA4
CfF fss1- r resri-
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-15
a1rn.n Il Sc %. snsal.h. g lsl

BAY lLo supply is Increasing and VIII ths eo.'nsa & o ma M
the buyer; sales o! ~ bse AZ y'
,irf nd the sce The stock very large
HIDES he market quiet tud prces ere rsher 3.er sac.
sre Irad 2i5 CaOELis ..c po Dry ani " Sse
do Oil0cos to arI.se, st ce mos Ihe SOCK "
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-15

ale. af 80 tb a ze lof Prb5n, md zs1l fof o1o
pysefe !. fTp ,slssef lw As: + 1e hr'sSs
ITCyIslCHs-Ite 5eufnd fE fcrk nS4ertie ~ ples'.
ol1 s1e sssr in ss lapP an1 ss,,ay as sls AZ az
ssatis !, as W as Oh Hss r3 for new Ms -
TO- Faf 2fsT do Beef n ~ req ~. ~ so.l
= ~. ~ 40 bLs a=li for tcl1fry Mes
80 "a iie.ro. SO si6 8 COR srt-a DO feiJ
ins~r,t se s5ass IS fo County Firo Prime Nes move
,of 80 "a. Ohio %. Beef ans az q1e 1it rHi
40 10 bss 3 Comfy and s5 fo nisas5 ~ 7eE
y sad hear, slfs II IL nits 1no ,cs A. - of
I.t ~ A. fo1 Shoulders Green N4r1s selling a. &c
ace 20 hos ds-f o. tio Dfsd Hos are s4lnf stoc ii
- sra frn sales 500 bills si1lc 1r Oh aad
10 of f4 a.v spd ale for kgs - TER 70 P ly an1 10
eos e.rard Z. GdI3c Oio and i6V9c tl Sts cares
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-15
EAport irola lst to lsth Dec, incllllye'
I@S3. l~JI

FLCUB AND MEAls-Thero Is crcassd fvlnsss To tho low
rsdss fctr sre6 tl2ic better
with M e-d FOR export ard the hor- Ttac. .hC
reSrd ana hands aud thc arrivals falling Ctnadn
a AIR grcs; steady; sales ofl bb SIT ,r
500 Frauds The ss o Western Cans ele iAo bbs at IS S
40 ff for cuuOf Fsigh Sse; - 3i for good
ohio nd fancy Michigan c.osng gs 6aoysSt 500 lrn
Flour fi ~ quiet; The s1rss ~. moderate With tlc die ps
f,n 10 M Al M close so bb $6 ~ Ia mixed
tosty.lsA b atorc AxsudrS AID eectovn Rye Flour
~ see.'el So ~ =, "a =. = aS s-I far Jerssv
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-15


eiIns,i Hlmon Ds stock le5i Lausenssns and
Tprer N,sisspri Stock 81! NcwAtanY and o-lrnl X r.
sA Nrd Eytr Ard Like Etie r, 70 ndanopos and bele-
fonarc s1l Gresnviio and Maui r r. eS henspoky f-
Go bsrk g Eaton and Hamilton X. r % Mar ta tni IN
c.nnstt r c. Cleveland and Prssursa ;S,i
poua and indiana K &C.; Columbus and Aenii X n ' 70 ~
ae,s pd And e the Second Boad sold o. shares L 10
Miami iis buyer gettins dividend V lles S.n
cirnriti nd III shore o. months - shares
tfon srd Lexirgou ar G p shores surenc,r ana ~
Ter Mississippi K a t. and 81 shaTes OnenA'n h'n'ol Aou
DnNfon N
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-15

aoIrs " u ydeFTGS G0Ib sns sILyEh co1ws
EDtsecions % Ca.ouia sHd o. az panssST d Er:ssfs
s.teudts with prom rfnsss .no IA suns 40
Upcurrcnt money dacosn,ed II owes ,,a "a iss ss.
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-15

ID ls a the Merehants Exchange Il ~ gsoct IA. ~
ssoCoo First Megsags per cent Con.'s1os ,a1 sS
az 1y of Aton par cent Bonis ndorssd D. ne
sspssaon Raross Comrsny, Illinois due In 1851 in'''"r'
lsi March. IN NeW-YOfk <l,tsO ,,.hi.., so.thss b,
rod Co dre Ie5 n.cress February snd August ms A"@
JGckson brcnch, New lolk, sl,vVs
70 shares Bsuk 0. Cliee, So .,s
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-15
,Iead- INF. 10 neat Britain from az pOrIs

since tl,e lsi Of stpismb.r is as folows
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-12
An Illinois Colonel

The militia system has been abolished in
Virginia, and weknow not but the same hap
py result has been attained in Illinois. In
former days, however this "bulwark of free
don,'' boosted many bright and shining orna-
ments among the Suckers. We recollect
reading of an Illinois militiaman, who, hav-
ing been elected a Colonel, delivered a war
like and soul-stirring Grafton, of which the
following was the conclusion:
"For the present, fellow citizens, one and all.
rest secured in your property, your honors, and
your families For have unsheathed my sword,
and it shall be sheathed again until your last
enemy shall be trampled under my feet. But /
may die with it in my hands and if So ! shall die
as proudly and as bravely as Crockett And, in
that event, pray you take care Of my horse, and
don't let Capt. Hunter steal my pistols"
We should like to learn from those &C
quainted with the annals of the Virginia mi
litis, whether they contain any parallel spe-
cimen of eloquenee, valor, and esprit du
CORPS?