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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-09-15
Caution 20 Ladies.

Ladies wh1 sio eaeshie requested TO then with
great caution, Tor Nv .ong continued use sp
f" sale "a esefy city ia the United saiss and can be
seni BY mail 10 aay part OF the couaiiy.
SMITH PIERCE, agents for Montpelier.
>, 81 EiNERr, Gea. Agent, 500 B'oad~sy, NY.
August 1883 isis
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-09-15

FARMERS Gums. The Farmers Club
of the CITY of New-Yurk hold frequent
meetings aud discuss, Familiarity the great
question OF agriculture, IN all ITS relations.
AT a recent meeting of the Club, Genera
Iallmadge IN The Chair, the subjects Of re-
mark were New Plants, American Nader
aud Sumach, the Locust and It's enemy,
the Borer leuer was read from Mr.
Goodrich, Of Utica, on his success IN cult-
waiting foreign potatoes; and one from Mr.
Holiday, Of Providence, on the cultivation
OF flesh colored corn, accompanied with
Dover Potatoes aud flesh C, lored corn. for
distribution as seed An animated and IN
'eres'lhg debate took place on the subject
OF forest trees Judge Meigs spoke Of the
cultivation Of the japan Pea, and SAID that
japanese never allow any plaui, but Of one
sori, to occupy the same field much less a
weed pure wheat, pure corn, pure rye,
pure peas, &c. A good idea. Thus mix
ing up things, like a hash, Is poor economy
on the EARN. Mr. Suon Robinson read a
very interestini letter from Palermo, Sicily,
~ regard 10 the cultivation aud preparation
of sumach, Cor ornament aud colourIng pur-
poses
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-09-15
FARM FOR SALE.

IiiE .uhseribrr offer. his FARMiof sas siusisa 81
MddeseK, about iauf nres wesi oi hontpelsF sii-
sga, nd all t0mtha Nufnont Central Raold. Sad
well wooded aad waterst has young thIhy
hard and l. "a soo1 state OF cultivation credit lot
term OF year Essn desiiua. foS Of The purchase
monry.
Enquire Of Doe Y. DEw.-N ofM nlPess, the sub
DAVID Howf, nj
riilisses, A-. 18Th. 1883 t63s
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-09-15

A BIT OF PORK The editor Of the Maine
Farmer, II seems, has been ieasllng on big
slice of big hog, sent him by big hog
raiser, accompanied with the following epls,
tie. Had the editor been Jew, and caught
eating his ul-bit in thunder storm, he
might have exclaimed, what fus:
about bn Of pork !" But to lae epislle
on pork
DR. HoLMEs-
"You cannot eat but little meat,
For sawdust Is your food"
Please accept Of this offering, carved
from an animal whose destiny, accord
ing 10 The Kn.ckerbocker, is Two fold
To eat and 10 be eaten. Ii has been
strung up by its heels, and lis Jaws
stretched apart by dry corn cob, yet
It's final sepulchre is the human stom
ach-its hablalion recently was a pig
sly. Its relatives, since the frosty rhine
appeared, have nearly all marched 10
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-09-15

FRUIT AND SHADE Trees. The time
Tor setting them out, in orchards and for
shade trees, by the way-side aud groves
about the premises aud fields. is rapidly an
preaching. The excuse, {" shall not live
long enough to eat the fruit or enjoy the
shade IS selfish aud niggardly one. No
man, and especially no farmer, though he
may be advanced in years. has a right to
live for himself merely. lie should live for
his country and posterily. 1.-The would live
Tor some valuable purpose, let him make Ills
mark upon the highway of human life
plant trees, a6orn and beautlfy the earth.
that when he has gone home to his reward
his children and those who come after him
may know that he lived to make the world
the better for his living in it, and bless his
memory We never look upon the beauii-
tat row of sugar-maples, on the eminence
north OF Court street, without thinking of
the aged man who planted them with his
own hands thirty years ago. Doct. John
Crosby will live IN the memory of those
who love the luxury Of doing good so long
as the trees live which he planted.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-09-15
Terms Of The Weekly Tribune.

1r The extremely low price at which tho WEEkLY
IRibuN Is now furnished q" Club sabseubers Ah.outey
pfeoiades oui allowing aay ooanssions either money
BY an ortu paper.
Subscriptions may rnmnie at am time. Payment IN
advance "a reaufd To an easvs and the paper Invariably
dse'o,inud at she expiration Of the sdsaaee payment
honoy msy DO reunited sus sious l.,ie,- 81 onr
risk, bot the Postmaster The Place where tie letter Is
mailed should be made aeqaaisisd With contents and
keep description Of the bills.
pyBil' ofan, spee'slallng bank in the United S,ahs
or Canad-s received At pat for subscriptions.
We have no ra'ellias Agents. Any one ~isbBg re-
eeise THE Tn BuNE need not be called upon
bis subscription All that necessary for him To do
~is leer'n Tow words possible, selese the money
and ~Te The OF the subscriber whh the Post Office,
County sod State, and diiesi lstisrt
GkEELtY a McEiRAyH. Tribune Once I
kaN \ OH 4
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-09-15
Gbr i)luw an0 the Goc.
BY a.. u. WALTON.

''lie tbi,i by ihe Pillow would thnve
Himself must either Hotu OF pstgE.n
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L g Ig s5l,....,i.i. .;#.;.i.. - ,.s..i.,s
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
VERNON CENTRAL
RAILROAD.

BELLOWS FALLS, NASHUA lowell WoRt'r--
Tor. Stit NGFitLp BIsrDN, uARTFDRtl
NEW HAVEN AND NEN \ OHk CIIA
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-09-15
The seni-WeekIy Tribune.

Peoas residing ponts who're malls afss oitehsT than
once week requested 70 examine the ssm-waeAy.
We gifd The cheapest papof, all hiugs considered
published "a The united states.
TENNIS
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-09-15
Az LAST!
A Mystery Explained.
DR.. A. l.. Adams' Liv-r Dalsam,
'Ehc Only iseiiabie medicine Ever
Uncovered

lhrins puotls all yesatnl) ,fthr srnineu Of The
above atsea.ss. , lao nost -sapulaI
sansunu sotau"s aad pronounce ha i.sci Bl..a 10 be
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-09-15
Ia AGo-ra 3GG Ia z
Hats and CAPS
NO rICE HOLDERS OF THE

Iusr received from Now-York.
wan. 4. BURNHAn, Agent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-10

sac rA~sL g.ssb Nov s rum LlvsTroo, Jl cc
isHbs -'sivslr gallo, pruns ~ rrider head
ouauf.a orsecaais. Ast 2elfT
II $50 90 -l..o
.hg flsl tustu LanxDlr OR hee A)ores TeHs
thu siAnd vi MsaA ssul d Ssnshs
49, "a 49, ,sene tota sa khe 'eef' aad sf7" arrived
ID iha1 hosis fsaailet
shti SM NJ aub oghtnl,s Nld DIS ans -
ssf b. hsb ~hch sAisered skysal
pss lhVukh ard aud aes % Top
sen.s IseA ~IaJa, haon< topnass Or o,asr yards
CAP y tks sssos cat bins any Pa tho
tea ne srboaFJ ep ahsst aid m TIE dec with
Pksos bomb he and Seeding sho
nto tae a e aefy ruscs, she toszl shse
reduced the sa sAEed IA opeu;ng the tore
,cote iouaa bod allied with which proceeded from
gliding whih Of the place OF exposicn
shshy haNns his eide seorched fo shoulder
hip without harmn clothes and bad hs BY fragments
ofhe sa sheet 10th well and duty In weayfonr
but neither oad o Of bis sensations at the
time OF bein struck Have had hne weather since
The b ashore uoeEerhead tleuphed from Kew Wes as the
Nancy Place be the Nancy Am Capt Poe which
sailed nom Sasus I'D nit for New-forh
BKe NANCY PLArEp Bowman mot the Nancy Prstt he
vessel reported BY hey West date of Oct ashore the Log
Feri cad ShoaL
scHR NAsy Snow Post from RockiaDd for Boston laden with
lime ashore Owls Head Island sunday the Soh u
Nsescl snd fetal loss.
fsm Bristol for Ne~York dsnatea night
Ne "a inst 81 roir; judith he tosa into Newport BY ooP
William, IF Sippicsn
Accounts tcm Cape Island LOST NJ Of tie eh 1st
that the foor rtv0nsly reported h The Lgh Hoas
d THURSDAY last 6r s ana he hss sase.ei
sfel, snchosed IL Aor 6vsr The sAip Wcsssa ws.l s
Beach VIII ali
cfvich sshy dsered IA. as ssea faVosaAs
and hes the sh hes uo beer 81 hAA q as1 tssa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-10
Nrw.yoRx DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY NOVEMBER 10, 1853.

,s,o,e,y ,ipmhnas hath e'so one. burst And no" re
fd M .se,. - sa 4, , Ss' ssa r ,o fashions.
nssns The ahlgn among dee.r eeho.tins on .pgem
s. w aaw ~ another fashion thH d
~ ,irg o. horse ali change hs s7Pesrpep soe
es, HAT edng him arsno 70 fiton sni AMI nonT ,i
rrss1 sssa stimulate hu hs of, ina mgl bay 1n
at Nv iirh spiid fn'ookng horss G.h fon th e9any
H. rs sb only amounted % TO a5 .
eess 10 Do so@,has 70 ssis .sa gala "a s hem
the tables report sales osy
Two Ono reports 80 hand aud only sold Another w.
The sre. -al,s -abs where and horse from
M osy their horses terc have been good nanJ
,oifs Of wo / primo pslly. but At radnced prices
old Bnip Head table which capable OF
h,. have hen made during week holsh nearly hs u.ud
d work. and railroad and pafPos a. prices
AMOS reports 40 T sale ald u sd iae IT'S Tor 90
a. other: Es.y for sS 70 & for ,ofd t b ss s&a
PosT 70 hoiss In her i've sale stables snd 81
sfid the week One sold Tor sio for h family
hose TO wagon. fw for shipping sold s75
a. s5 The sales o. e s week have been better than for os
vtet.rrv1 ,hy sdvstesd rates There ara good many
TaTIos has Il her.s stable ,ol ne
a. following prices se @iJ snd 20 e,ch He solo to-
CAV wlioh . Trttally The Target sal- offhe day.
MtcsULEY1hs sls The week Of this largo ss stable
,t,se sou, s2S psir Of GOD youns horses sofa
tossyst Mr. M,c4nSy be hs known the mket
dull r week long tine this h-s been there are ID on
Bsows SMITH report % sold ,rotng
iIk sold sd,ssr IS snOher horse sold for $50 and
al ere There's. pair o. horses
stp county The,. ore m aehsd Tor earrsse ard
Thy work equally well IN single barnes driving
wilkins EcRoBERIs have ~ Fale today aud have sold
i26ung Of s5 ell Of the arr iuAfy OF
FETgRs LAM report hand All five sold These
New ok horses Of eass Of soOd workers and av-
s p Keeping per day astesn .ei from 50 50 cents A.
all the stables -
Tie toi. number Ia the to-day sk reduction Of 81
since ttt
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pnusse,ph,, -.rsrts a,,rrp,Y. Nov

rhs ", weather VIII the vsrt aer rtsrce c sbrcss
r.rssi tnl hs, g. iv for s the lsans articles 81
dee roiics fnl' held srd only ssout 81 tss 6oslt bny
htm Tsirs ho-. ssrseisd nd fhI snail ,.ss e. s'oi
tai herds criy a. fsTt1 ~ the later
~ rusr Ccsr WIT tra Rfr Ffoys trnfls intiye I'D
ii re same = i'r I.psita W1sit se re? 'se
"a 81 N ~hs ~ e.r p pin. PsnniYivnia tflat cass
rrfi srd siu1f SEE hnhea rood yellow Ell hii
sgrd Re NJ - 1tc 'fos' sri n tof Oars sna RYs o'
trrr ssitt unlpCrtrn E70crpfE c1nfnne arlst
ne cair held s-f prizes thci; N advance Of
let vsttf n-s srsAn ard AqLtsfrs thoe alteration
prcfuoys r,rsfls q e chsfscs f' thr s1rpy
~ hc. d'-t Ast vs' rs,- ltsr STATIONARY %ctovrss.n
sTs fsrnr,si . hushsi "a seed wsati
i,ir ri,s tn Ard the sale o. ht-i Z3o-
ehisfT ~ price Hhi heia hs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-10
cambridge Cattle Matisct.

Reported for Eew-yori Daily Tribune by Jons EArcs
Al Cattle about 600 Deevss aud ls3 stores
ins of worAns Cows and Calves lesnss and years
cid
Masrsr Brrv-rrha e~t- 81 arrt Quality, 81 second
ar.ity sea eel third quality, sHdSbi 0rdinNy ~ dtS
td,. a ewt s6dsol 1sllow. esdSe, reits 81 ssi Calf
sir. naiilc n Bsrrens Cattle esd Veal Calves -
s,os,s- wor,ins Oxen sss 40 sio2 elsa tiSte sisa
Cows and Csl,ts Ell, e32 10 fN
Yssriins,. ~ eiotp ell.
Two years old. slA els, Ell, t2t e42l
Jhtss ,ssr, Old "a Ell. esq sSf, eat eS.
ppppr lrp i,~ps- n,kia ~ msfhe,
E,,r. sal est - 81 81
~ W, ~ e9L &fl efl 70 esi
pvirp sli f-, A. ~ ard i.rd fs ~ a.. On.
slew -na hsra ~ efctFfiees ae>ines
w,,h., v. f.rv The ite .i,. - the ce'te t.a,
,rr.,t. The make, ,t vert tn SHIT vii - heA
annual Th.,s~sf-fns
p. ist.e,pr ever ~ rcttrrp Rn& and 9se oyer the
pr,'sr md cwsn R.iho.d iceta Win cattle sheep noes
Col, al nv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-10

"a ~ & yss, nso t,'s = . Vsss' s ~.
~ izd ~, t.r. Hayden. btg Dsnn,rs FOR ss.sn.
VIZ 5s VII "a sis "a 20 b as i'
Domestic rost..
tIrANY, Neg 2ATr chr issls 80 r''t wfirs, E.vz
ven Cd lcsr. chsr,s s~ ~ soi Dsrly mt s.,as
F ,I r' ere b' s, A "a Sssoa W..
IIExAN6Hlh' Nov. Arr. .biD Rim. Bu... ~
f.w.los ssifs ~ N,i',s h.tf Nrserseu, boston ~
Fab; bsas Annie, Or Don r-oa Tsnty Dsr. G.,.-s,
Ia sv s', 90 zs s,aS do yf ' s.s.s. gs
to 1ssisn tini aani t9s.r n, az 'r~a HlISrs ws
I,n'sirrg Psire. sni, Jas, .luy via-ysr, .h.,,.s
simon fhitle'phs y : C9l.lrs Peg do+ s1.ss i,1,.s
cor'r', rsfs d . " Cs,on i,.,- Dos 0ea Nrisa NV
% Jrsy LisS o,hey, s Sei e c' TOE Lrsssrn. ss,
Iiltou Iiiisd,Isa osars. Lord ". lroa c. c ~ ~
RI o. a. Bsulsh sssrp Ph lsd,irSI, s.. .,y d., IL
o7'T.1;'I 6 ss 9l as s wsS's' Ho",$ u.. ~
io-,cr Eew ossss bark Huron. f8E Rysn So JoS.
S Seisns. y IR H., S q , S' 9a y r ,' .s ;.
J. ,ove Plaee,, t JSso q E.so3 rs.on. oeor. s.sZ
Rsyrss phl.delpliai Gr Di'e ale owe. New Yot
va .iS hsmi ,-. weinr Rr., ro. .lss No.
SINH. Boston; Edaunc DVishf hsle,t ds Daaisl w...s
.cir Ifop,ra CLARK Prov n.,,,osa Nos, IJoa WI
F Ts.ra N'sa ass sIE Lay y. sS qn
Ncw-lofk d. snip D. ttrnuar Arer 49,
Frus fRrer He fnrs BIZ men. brig Absyt Lsv,.as. s
Roston I P Psrin' Chm s T'omsi Psrsson IeAa., 800
Chrstv sh. BALTIMORE, siesht Ns~l0s, Reaper Bsra
Bridse'on. " J. -
York
CHARLESTON Nov S-Arr. stcsslshp Ua'oa Adam. y,.,
tnk jasper Berueff DO cd lrs Fest st' Gsase 49,
SD harts Avoa ksndrch. BOSTON J'io. Payne 90: t,
C,Neiil d. trig Soricrs Watson. West inl'cs -
FALL TIVEk, Nov. 7passcd up sch Oqhr Gray Baan.,,
fJr n'chcr.
NOZZLE Nov S-Cd scbr Greyhound MorTos ,sr H,rsn,
MACHIAs Nov I'm rort, b-Ss Guteuhurz Moor t x.,.
scr Jsi oBEn. Stewart fo Oonaivs' Ava Sease M sass;
sehs Ouwsd, Bngicn, for jamaica Ctaeo Black for asa
SO ~ J. l.; Wa'chmar, -. for New.lcrk
nACHIAs PORT, Nov SD schr Relief Gates, Newrxk r
1ores. Clark. 40.
NoRFoIK, Nov. sAr chr Mesh,nic. (Bsl rsrr-n s~.
champ MeIryrc Camden; Henry Brown. Jams Nss Ysr
Truth Creighton Roltinore onico Abbey rovdenes rS
Fremont Fnrea Pro, JOIN 1itns uccy PhlalpSa
Holowel Ne Secretary Marcy, three xsD
Poih rs Washington y. c. h0aad 20 Neiviork; = wn.x
H. from ard hound DO In Hampton Roais -Schr Mao,
RcdeeTs Farrer from Wyoomco bound % NewHsvon HowrL
Ts,s from Newlerr hoand NewN0rk r. Nckrry fora
from Newiern bound New.Yok hsk rhonak SAWYER hsa
cofa OF Mexico CID 9Th b,rk VIM Hone Boes West Isi
NEWBURYPOKT, Nov AR. 'ear Ko~uta, ChorehlL Sss.
ycft.
new HAVEN Eov. s-Arr scbrs " Warren chapnan vsv.
York. Fn City Frbe 10 TryphcnA Clapmsn Aesay Eap.-
ror (tsTntu Do Benner, Wait do.
NFWi ONION, Nov 7Arr schr Whistler, Adams, Nevbaff
FIR Providence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-10


Tie relief in the Money market continues 10 be felt The
sk and banking houses are well supplied and are reoev'
s considerable deposits from outside sources On cal
name, IL not dfieut TO find at cent Paper Of strictly
ars, esss goes Of 1918 cent Railroad loans 1904
cent
We made a few days since, the annexed statement;
portion Of the officers and directors OF the Ere Ran
road onuany who for atemporary purpose loaned their
idsidusI credit to tbet corporation have been
yy unfairly personally sschea n one Sl c csroa nndes
individual liability 10 large amount ana ths course
vhich should ente them the thanks Of the stoekhod
err is tortured by malice into crime In o'dg, re.sns
treasurer upon accepting office, mnde an arrangement ~
various quarters for the discount of s15Oooo OF the accep
fances alluded to- One half Of the amount came due to-
dsy and was paid The other half win be paid when due
on the 4tb prox. The gentlemen auded may we'll hrea
never 20 do good naiured action again. when such
The journal alluded to replies this statement by repeat
ing at length hs charges Itsaysi
That the credit Of the company vas used ana
i,xolved for the sole purpose OF sustaining private STOCK
scuatiop entirely selfish and Independent OF the inter
- ~ he romnany That Mr Homer Ramsdel
Ia no AUTHORITY from the board Of directors 10 draw on
lie Treasurer Robinson in his private character ana
that Leying done 70 by conniyance with the ueasu
rer and several Of the associate director these accept
mains s responsible. and the event Of failure in mo
soet speculation Of The gTsnices Will have to bear me
nsrfei Ills acceptance affects to be drawn appears
by IN numbering as one Of the regular series
The denial gave to these charges, when originally
published not official but we are now authorized by
,he na TO state that the journal in question has been
Md Inv ZONE person having his oljects TO
Lin md mat there Is no truth whatever in the charges
souned in the extracts given above The only consdea
ton Tor issuing hese accepancss thus ndoed by he'srS
Rol,,sn Drew Ramsden Roberts and Vanderbilt was TO
avod paying 1913 cont for money making ii'm such
,er 8, curity that tho Banks and other Pares would
be glad 70 discount them a, cont The aocep'anoes
were al Regularly entered the books OF tho COMPANY
and The pr.cods appropriated exclusively to the nae OF INC
Company proper to mention that the article CONAN
Inc ese charges did not originate In the Office OF the jour
nal in aue,ou bad been previously offered 10 and 70
sssed by an evening paper
The Hartford tunes yuis the following pertinent ques
sWby do tho wcast papers ssseDpt 70 Iaisissd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-10

FFTNTTf0 To Wr1T10W
EtsTTwfSrT.i 0uETu-sr. Wednesday g,y D te1
We have 20 this weet the smallest
wfft hsye VISITED the YESTERDAY and ~ a.r .s
lr.f the fr,de Yesterday e.e lon r.
st q eomse sshsd ~ steun - that NJ egli ihas q
tuyns horse 10 10 been sninE al tr.is
disposi H. for he fail rnI there
danger hat hofse msht he lost in the whlah aeds
dhfrsccf 90 Of pahr on.
eIesp New foik and her ComDoa Counemen aaa street
fnsT etfoT
W. AID Of but Transactions 10 msiet today exceuts ale
fer daa that hat bled one h.t Pc
nsr By Hof d-lo IN I'll
Ella hoIs- hrpsa with old sothy sadie the ups Of nstn
ord tfdss With the fsrfsrr aad Ia. Ia
ehns giauhd ~h g. auPs Infected With The tshoos
wind sells ts6 With apevns void with the yc0~s ofth~
lsfs mol With slsssers bsnarn abe boz. .w.ved
10 Tho tsk sadsoadsr sSufn nerf hased tea ~th h.f
sboGsb md bssOs VI ssesps siLsI whsb bes ssslsss
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Hudson River Market Boats.
Fr,s,At InteC caris aaa Far- Product. g,-,c,nzy.

IRepoffed exclusively for The y. Y Daily Trbaae
Capt Da Sargent ofhe propeller Wye nlIG arriving "edes
MICS franklin from St1yyessn, reports the 1l
,rfess by The rip viz. sVea Calves 100 sheep
ad Isnls SD 50 tube and pail. Batter 6bs
Tcaes balls Hay 40 do Straw baskets Pears 70 0oA hyo
Flour 20 lses Buekwbest 100 hnsh Rye - ~
JsseTh Pucei Of The propeller Mayo arElng on wea.
re,Ssy uo1lpx ~ the Franklin from COxsacke epo
lie follow by the trip of Noyenber9 z Beeye Veal
Cave. ia sheer and FOw ~ Turkeys IL Geese
bbs F.tE tubs and pals Butter 40 bbls Potatoes LIDO bales
Hay Straw, lC5 bb Apples q ibis CIDER si bags BUCK
wheat, n Ducks
CAPT Cartwright Of the large Merchant srvins Wednesday
morning from Red HOOK reports he folio
the trip Of Noy Q: viz IL beeyes y qs Beet ea
Caves So sheep aud Lambs $50 Swine 90 Fowls 70 tun Poq ~
10 bbs Fss and pals Butter 100 bbs Potatoes 800 bales
Hay 100 bb ATpes 50 hl RIVE Flour 20 bags Buok~hea go
bushels Corn 81 10 Rye. zoe do Oats, l HORSE.
Cant Wsdfop barge Caledonia arriving wednesday morn
lns Of Wsrsnst from New Hablrsh reports me
,ress ty the p Beeve Veal Calves 81 sheep and LAMBS
80 swine Fowls ia TURKEYS il5 Geese IS Daets ebh Ess
10 bbs fOatoss III bbs Apples 10 40
other Vi otis go do. Cider. p bags Buekwhest.
sEcAFIrULaTfos.
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A. Hcn,irs ieth brs Edwin Norton Bostsn 70 davs
Csye Hsy'itn inh ct- BRIG Denmark Tor Boston
ssys Fsun Hoyt for NevYoIk, DO SD i6th bs Lssrir,
Cosk, fcf poItau Prince.
At Rio GTande Brazil SEPT IA t Falmouth Of Baltimore for
Rio labero in few dsyA the Only vessel
At Ponce R. lab Gt- bark Forbes lof Nev-Hsycs
Sid ilth. brig OiTsv tBr} for Nev-York
AZ do Oct q thEs 9arah Peters fn Wilmington ~ G, dssi
Lady Cham lin. Ida for New fork.
Jsso De Csta Oct g brs Tsber. for philadelphia
neat day, schr Harvard, fof Charleston Do
At Para Oct rs bark Of the FIN NewYork Dig brig
feo leading for hswys sehr = foes Gof New-iisvn,l
Go. dos Isaac frsnkln, (of Boston wtg freight
AZ Price lb u brig Croen Bye for New-N"sk
deyst iyra Peters Bodn icj Josiah Jes spencer, ds
.sks rics. wssn Sr PhadelpA days Forest, Gaer fST
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oLkssrsi /. unohrnsed in value Tho nqary !. moderate
~ o a. ding days go bids Porto llco UT
s ,nJ some ct sc bbls New Oeana at H@lc 80 g.
- | s,c st ews,i Cnfdenna Csc and ~ tart I'D lie
rANTsWe Only toc The sale Of cases CHA so Yer
million 81 81 "a and 90 osshs Whiins Z" lattc Ct .o,
pIC-r cady and The demand a sales 5e0 efees
cor. mon 90 pine quality a. 80 0ldAi SO
SOAP Anvss freely the deniani modefne SAFES OF
{ Co lie ~ l;lc time
81 We notes aie OF go bars Sicily AZ Sa2 20
Rule quiet and prices without mat rial alteration
fnls hars reprsr lolc tic o ma. a "a Al W"
N. u,r, A. So al 10. co H. No NumersGsl p
IsTbc market ell descriptions hrneE and holders are
rng srAiiufy waiting taiiher sa'''e' from A' Inc '"e'
moderate. -
a., In Affair. The transactions lsrzs
tnls go lhds Knucty Gale l5S balls Cube - 2 d<ci 30
o. 20 trff At
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GBAIH-1bere little change note In tho value Of Wbsst
mand quite active for In 70 sv The supply
light The seles so bushels Prime Southern ksa
Genesee AZ 81 7jHs 70 fr far 10 pos; soi
choice arrive told $3.50 DO White hohgso ~
~ ~ "a for fair s0 do 10 good Wfe CANADIAN
~ 20; 1850 DO. White Ohio al 81 6l0fi % $40 a.
mixed Ohio 81 50s co. 3CC do Red Ohio ADD Upper Lass II
l3nS 50 100 do Rcd Western via NeWOfieans a. o. II
60e do White Prn'yisnis ~ 7' 100 DO sooii ,n w. :,
100 DO Island Red ~ % Rye beter md In
hiI Sales o. 4e bushels 20 fc Tor JsrssY sud ne 70,
River plenty sac for State AID Western and
ga fCH prime and 10 fair request Sales Of
200 bushels good mixed CSC Corn held rsasf hgher sn5
Sales 81 200 bushels a. 7gn7,
toSlc for Western mixed sc for 5otherB mixed
IIe for Nor for Southern White.
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WHIsKy1he mhet easier the sup,ly eKcseds tbs demand
.s otc bbis ne Tor Jerey and az 2se for Prison Dfudse
N ffBnsi
COfffEgte mtet during the past three days has been rather
active and prices koyAD especially for Rio ssl-s lfo
brstlo lie lmtsr. Afroen itic go tsp Caea el1lc,e
bIGAHh esstr last The demand h fair sti.s
20 Lhos Porto Rico ti1sis 7so hhd Cubs Muasvsdo
safe ~ bids ~. OIssns Aqsic 100 boses brown and
Yellow Hsssps "a 1H7ici 800 bOras White do a. efu7t
PEOvifIOhf-1hs Bsftt IL qsiet f Pod bat holders
DnD t storm sffs Tho assssd saies Of 80 bss at elj -
m bs snd fiz 70 ~ fr. besfs s.r demand and pIces
bIfbsnged sses ~ go tbs ~ WITH fy Mess
fla ff apset6 lesssI sit 70 es go D. f,f
rshs CLssfo cay IsspssOn sad ~ bsaso for Pmst Pys
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