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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-09-21
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-09-21

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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-09-21

Gines9rpbe 8tbet.-S Sn 2cnepn rrs
lGeint cine Sibel in As 5Ulipbanhsn nit mebr als
1000 &upfrritidrn nad ben teltrn 0emalssn, ba-
bei Sauitratipucn itcr Die In Der beil. S6rift
prrtrnmrrlhen @rssnitdnrc init 9anptarten uub
pIdnrn. sa8 Dem Serfertiser bieIer SGuitra-
tirnsn, Bpwser, relder allein pafir 10000
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-09-21

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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-09-21
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sclrmrn uub iltrrncn Sadutren, BON alien G,rS.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-12
CITY TRADE REPORT.

TUESDAY, Oct, If T.. u.
AaiTsSes made Of so bbls., at So 81 for pearls
and 81 So !, for pots per 100 lbs
BrIpst rtsFleur in better demand, and at Grrn-
or rates The transactions included II 900 bb at
S. rs SIS 95I: superine No T. at ST 1Ss4 81 +3A
binary choice STATE mixed to fancy Western at 50
GSA s. p0I and other grades at proportionate figures
Canadian wa inanmsie The sales Of southern reached
81 2tz 81 30 for fancy per Dbl Rye flour in slack
request 81 no for fine and IS for superfne per Dbl
CoInmeal did not vary much Wheat vas active and firm.
The sales comprised IS 900 bnshe white AZ ~ 81 go
for good 10 prime 1eneec, 81 81 81 SO for Michigan 81
40 for southern 81 ~ 81 A. for Ohio with 8: 10 81
81 inferior to choice Canadian IN bond. Rye barley
ald cate were uualtNfoa Corn tended dDwnSards The
operations ta.bGcud 5Oce0 bushe, 81 stc sc for un
sound see. for Western mixed and Sc for ord
many Southern yellow.
the market continues aah and inactive with nominal
sales.
Co,I11.-ony 100 bags Rio changed hands at liz
zen 10
FeurSalcs ha,c been made ofa few lots II Southern
peanuts at 81 isa. pcr bushe, and 80 sadines
part AT Goo
FRaGHIs-There was better feeling in rates FOR Liver
poo aud about 10000 SO 0cO bushels n wheat were
engaged ranging I2L I'D. In bulx for immediate
delivery 1T 5i. l4d far de livery during the coming
month. and about 1900 hbl- -four engaged al 81
sa.a Ga. 10 London 10000 bushels wheat We e en-
80 H. cheese Was Mt 5es To Antwerp 1000 ,hels
wheat were engaged at I'D in ships bags. To Havre
tatet continued hrIn With 4c0 500 bbl -four at sec
sEd consdersb ID Of wheat at PC. 10 California
wee steady with fair amount Offering. ~ clippers
rates Wer, current at 55c Coo. per foot
10 Australia they at SOC 55c per loot and si5 per
~ for lumber.
HAy-Aurih river was moderately dealt in Is shippers
Of roc. and Il, local obets vt Soc ST e. yer lOu 10
IorT-of this years growth, we're sellng in small lots
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-12

Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $2,9l2,5Sl
This pretty close up to the value Of merchandise
imported in the period. We notice and very
port feature in the foreign trade of this port and
we trust it will continue. We aude to an increase in
the exports and decrease in the imports. 1t is true
nearly half of the aggregate value of exports last
week was in specie But if could preserve similar
equality in imports and exports throughout the year.
VIC shall be better able to tell where pro
crossed The greatest difficulty have to contend with
is the absence Of all guides in commercial move
ments. Weeks and months after important movements
have been made official information Of the fact reaches
the community Then it is too late for any useful pur
poe II not to be obtained at time when II could
be Of service To remedy this evil much as is in our
power we have prepared as frequently as possible,
tables showing the movements of merchandise the
cress of our portaons and expectations ana tho trade
of this port and the country generally at an early day
These statements very valuable to the mercantile
classes and tend materially to the regulation OF ship
ments of domestic merchandise to foreign ports.
Tie following table shows the qual ty Of some OF the
principal articles Of produce left at tide water from the
commencement of navigation to the It'll Of OCTOBER nclu
sye during the years 1851 l95 days. 1852 100 days. 1853
100 days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-12

lar work the world they forty feet above the
face OF the river When completed the bridge win
sue hundred feet In length crosed on two spans Of
two hundred feet and two of hundred feet Beyond
this ON the Pacific side Of the river there eight miles
graded two and half Of which laid with rails. The
completion the bridge connects this additional eight
miles at once which takes travellers three miles beyond
Gorgona. By december or January passengers viii De
carried within sixteen miles of In january they
break ground at Panama and to portion the
road sections The iron for the entire road has
been bought and delivered and the company collect
ing gnumvr for cross ties They expect but little
trouble the Pacific side upwards of eight miles
out Of Panama require but slight grading six of which
present level plane. singular feature Of the country
about this section presents itself in the fact that
large hir through which the road passes there but
very quantities Of rock the greater portion Of which
requiring than the of ordinary handpca
The chief engineer is satisfied that the road and will
be completed with the exception, perhaps Of mile at
the summit in less than year powerful effort, at
all events will be made by all interested to accomplish it
within that time
The company have twelve first cars eight locomo
tives hundred platform cars, and one hundred dirt
cars one foundry very complete blacksmith shop and
one car penter shop all fun blast On the road there
are at present about fourteen hundred at work. by
January they expect have from Eve to six thousand
The road crosses twenty three bridges twelve of which
are completed finely finished, of stone and iron super
structures.
The cash receipts Of the road from its opening in March
1852 will average $50 coo per month"; part Of which
time the cars running but thirteen miles From this
they have enabled to declare already two dividends
Of five per each The whole road completed, from
the Atlantic the Pacific, will cost under six million dol
lars. This is the highest estimate Of the engineers
The annexed statement exhibits the quantity and value
goods and merchandise exported from this port
during the week ending and including Saturday octobe
s. 1853 Distinguishing also the destination and extent of
shipments to each place
COMMERCE or THE PORT OF NEW YoRK.-WEf1sLY ExPoIrs
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SALES Ar AUUrION.


,o ss s'ssss & -: :. .ssss. Ts.:asy Oct
S.s; ssSsss ~: =: q:
tanning from ave :. thirty j. sS !, = f.
sss % y; ' S :as
ys ss, Of iss ps !.
tu{ set with diamonds lam pSsa' Tusis. t.raaoi;s
1s patent guards
fob chains seals keys and charms. pencils card 80
composing largest and richest assortment e s.sy
Monday. 10Th inst. Al ~. s Pine street. =
q, COTTON, AUCTIoNEER- SALE OF
Tosewood and mahogany furniture osrPsss
s at caoe i' Il the auction rooms
Ann street large and extensive assortment OF rose
SS a Il. sssT ass e.
French bsdsteads dressing and plain marble .sP
ssia Brussels ingram carpets ooloths large
. ssos
early on Thursday morning.
FORECLOSURE FURNITURE SALEM. N. CROFT.
room e y w sell At the auction and real o estate sales
OF ssS Kitchen
s,id city consisting beds Bedding bedstsaa china and
ssp ss ahsy aS
other articles pssS for extensive boarding house
& ,s Asasi, Hs',!;s:
te street south will DO sold the contents Of uis
pickles, de-, &c. marriott N. CROFT, Auetioneer,
70 Atlantic street, Brooklyn.
MORTGAGE SALE OF HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FUR
M nituro-This day at 10 O'clock at s7 Canal street.
of suit OF mahogany furniture in brocatos mH-
hogany and sofa bedsteads in hair and
other chairs marble top tables pier glass with slab and
brackets paintings vases lace curtains and cornces
cant tapestry and ingram carpets oilcoths French
seads paasso hair mattresses, large holsters and pill
lows marble top dressing bureaus and washstans ward
obes stoves, kitchen furniture &c. WY. WRITER'S Aue
ioneer. Vim. b. Wedgewood, Attorney for mortgage.
ID CKEMP, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT AUCTION SALH
NJ Of rich first class furniture and rich house.
furnishing arcles-R G. Kemp will sell at auction, this
day and tomorrow at 10 o'clock each day. the large
hall at the City Assembly Room No 40 Broadway between
Grand and Howard streets large and plondd assort
men Of rich class furniture all Of which will DO posi-
lively without This furniture has all been
made the and most substantial for tho Broad
way trade first class Broadway cabinet
makers who is about declining business and takes this
thod Of closing of portion Of his yanabs stock This sale
favorable opportunity for those about purehas
Ing furniture and rich furnishing articles
first class and may be relied upon and consist Of large
and splendid assortment Of richly carved rosewood maho
gany and black walnut parlOr dining library and
chamber furniture.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-12

LBERT II. NICOLAY, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
"A SALE TO close Of hundred and twenty de-
sabe building lots and three houses at the beautiful village
Upper Morr,ania near the railroad M
colay will sell at auction, Friday, Oct H. 1883 At IL
o'clock M the ground without to the highest
bidder 100 good building lots varying size from xl00 feet
to fosr plots Upper Morrsans of the de-
ghtful villages in the vicinity Of New York. commanding
extensive view Of the surrounding country These beautiful
lots within minutes walk Of the Harlem ralroa
pot and handsomely located Fordham
and opened and properly graded and great
has been taken prevent nuisances
der to enhance the value Of the property There twenty
daily trains of the Hudson river railroad stopping
rana leaving almost hourly from O'Clock A. NJ until ii
O'Clock M and the Communication Is only 1856 per annum,
To those desiring healthy pleasant and
for residence this property unsurpassed The title is in
dsputabe Seventy cent Of the purchase
remain on bond and for ye years at cent
easy monthly instsments Also frame cottage house,
and half stories high built about one year situated tho
Of Fordham avenue and Sixth street. lot q by O
house about % by 81 also two lots adjoining, Fordhan
avenue By 100 each This property is known As the Par
and lot situated Washington avenue and known
the property occupied by Mr. John Drew lot 8 O and
the house contains about fifteen with good we'll Of
water together with stable and other outbuildng The
Of sale will be LIBERAL and the titles all ndisputa
BILE recently built large two bay barn, which ut
small expense be converted into dwelling house.
with four lots Of ground attached % by 100 each Ten
cent and the fees will be required be paid
the day sale and fifteen cent the 18th day Of Ne
DESTROYS of the take the 50 A. train
railroad tickets and hographic maps with full partcu
lars be obtained at Of the Weschester Gazette
Morrisania Of John Drew, Washington Mcrsana
York N. B.-Shoud it storm Friday Oot H. the sale
will not take place until the first fair day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-12
CRYSTAL PALACE.

- Sept 3, 1883.
The public respectfully informed that the Crystal Pa.
hours Of 10 o'clock A. r. and 10 O'Clock p n until further
notice.
Single Admission. % %
Children under twelve years Of 20
Monthly tickets for each calendar month"; 50
ss a,.o. MSh 81 g
G1me0on on CetufoAy. 70
Visiters particularly requested TO provide
With change TO prevent delay at tho entrance.
Tickets be purchased NJ the The Crystal
Palace, or 81 the music store Of VIM Hall Son. No. 80
Broadway, of Park place also ~ Joiss musis
t,rs Nc. NO Broadway john y. BATCHELDER,
Secretary Of the Superinsendenis.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-12
Dec. 4sl, 442 Inc. COL 81 SD. ara $50 Ina los, o

Dec 46l 442 Inc. COL. 81 SD. a7a $50 Ina in5 ols
TIE aggregate quantity Of the articles left at tide
water from, the of navigation the It'll
of October inclusive during the years 1851 aud 1853
as follows
Flour JJls. Wheat, bss Corn b,,. Borley bus
1851 ,292 S43 1915 900 7,4s975 4o4, al
1858. ST. 4,s4s, 400 2,27ooS3 910,747
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-12

Dec. 45o, 5l7Inc.2 se7 5ooD4 los s2S Inc 4l5, s)s
BY reducing the wheat to -four, the quantity OF the
latter left at tide water this year. pared with the
responding period of last year. shows Of SAL
llg bbls of Flour
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-12

Dec. s,O4s Inc.leo,2 ss Dec. II, les Inc ss,o4s
The aggregate quantity Of the articles left at tide
water the Of navigation to the It'll Of
October inclusive during the years 1852 and 1862
follows
Flour bbL. WHEAT. bus Corn, bus. Bo1lsy bus.
1885,. 1904, 759 4,Al, 7S3 559.alS 5V5 500
1858. s43,317 Asa, 406 22T0,93S 9lO747
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-12
AMERICAN INSTITUTE FAIR.


THE TWENTY SIXTH ANNUAL FAIR OF TIL AMER
inn Institute devoted exclusively TO the productions OF
country open daily at Castle Garden, from
H. till 10 r. NJ Visitors respectfully informed that
tickets be obtained at tho Garden gratis to the ami
versary address the 10Th inst at the Broadway Taber
nacle by the Hon VIM H. Seward. The exhibition at the
Garden very rapidly filling up and presents atrac
Of friends OF American indus
try. order Of the Board.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-12
GALES AT AUCTION.
A LBERT II. NICOLAY, AUCTIONEEk.
"a rnEAEMPEoRy sALn OF
ELIG 1 BIZ BUILDIN Sits,
vRon FIVE TO yvTExN ACRES BACH,
AN TWO II SOME HOUSES,

Near the Ocean. the south side OF Staten Island
ALBERT II, NICOLAY
WILL SELL AT AUCTION,
Wednesday, October 10. 1881 ~ ~ O'Clock At the
MERCHANTS' EXCHANGE N T.
desirable and beautiful building Sites
five to fifteen each and situated elevated
the commanding tho extensive
TO be found in the vicintyo New York
q handsome Gothic house, built in the
two stories high, 62xB contains IA besides collar
kitchen pautres &c Ia nearly and by days
work finished with mahogany DOORS marble mantcs
attached barn, coach, and ice houses and
all other out buildings together with acres Of
land with abundance OF fruit trees
Also neat story and basement frame house. 3Ox3 with
wings on sach cellar under the whole
rooms furnished in modern STYLE W5
and valuable out buildings Ae and
Richmond pankroad, the south side of Staten Island
about FIVE miles yanderbs landing, in excellent
aordng Of the most beautiful rides
island The land in high state of cultivation,
and location is unsurpassed being Perfectly healthy
excellent fishing and bathing The proposed
Satsu located within ten minutes valid OF
any portion Of this property Tho Quarantine steamboats,
A. NJ until r. NJ, and the last boat
leaves Whitehall New York, at lls o'clock r. NJ, which
facility to gentleman doing business
In the city Of New York DESTROYS Of making this beautiful
place his private residence.
rs cent Of the purchase bond and
mortgage for FIVE years per cent.
And the title is unquesonabe Persons wishing to view
this obtain tickets free of charge day
til the Of sale also photographic maps application to
ALBERT H. NICOLAY, Auctioneer, 40 w all street.
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ADVERTISEMENTS gENEWEs EyERI DAl
THE MILITARY.

THE MlLxVAHYs
"A this company hereby notified Of their monthly
meeting Thursday evening Oct h. at ia O'Clock 1t IL
requested that member should be this
ing elect number proposed for membership We invite
good tive born Americans having this regiment at
heart and wishing to join this to hand their names
street, or to j. L. WOOD n ORTIZ, Captain,
No. Is Dutch street.
AT THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE NEW YORK
N Herald Guard held Mt the headquarters Central Hail.
on Monday evening TO- the following gentlemen
elected officers for the ensuing year
JAMES ENNIS, Commandant.
THEODORE HAMILTON, Orderly Sergeant.
WILLIAM X. MARSHALL Treasurer.
WILLIAM LEONARD, Financial Secretary.
J. Ii. COHEN, Corresponding Secretary.
4 rTENTION FIFTEENTH WARD INDEPENDENT
"A Guard-The members Of the above company, and all
who wish to them their annual target
requested meet ut head No 10 Carnne
street. Thursday evening" October S at o'clock. Each
member will bring musket with him: BY order,
JAMES +. SLATER, Secretary.
NASSAU GUARD, ATTENTIoN.-THERE WILL BE A
IN meeting and drill Of the above company this evening,
~ O'Clock precisely at the Hoboken House. Of
Pearl Centre Punctua attendance necessary
BY order Of JIM NEARY, CommandaRt.
En- CoRIsTos, Orderly Sergeant.
YTNHE NEW YORK HERALD GUARD, ORGANIZED
March a. 1851 will meet this evening ut Central Hail. at
o'clock precisely for the Of electng
JOHN C0NNERY, Chairman.
VIZ. SMyrnE Secretary
THE UrRENrMN
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The quantity of four wheat corn, and barley left at
tide water during the fourth week in Oct in the years
1852 and 1853 was follows
Flour Jdls. WAedt, bus. Corn bus Barley bus.
ls52..... SO l91 2l5.Sl1 1854 163, 9s4
ls53..........75l42 37S,O94 95,7O4 228, 964