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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
REVIEW OF THE MARKETS

Thursday Morning, November 2, 1854.
COTTON The market very quiet yesterday and
the sales reached barely 1000 bales. Prices
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION
Inferior. ..........6 06s4 s1iddling Fair. go
Ordinary ........Ta@s Fair............ 1ot4 o.
d asad1 Mddins s GOOD and asF Fine. g
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT
cerrose od sEs rosAooo 90 4is
Stock on hand Sept ia %, 5aa 2s7l2
=. yesterday........ 6,2s5-1s4.b6s 49, 1861
2l122s 1929
:. yesterday. 4 6s9- o2lso 49, eo4s
stoek On hand not cleared. l1elos 1920
TOBACCO. We did not hear of a sale.
SUGAR AND MOLASsES. 8. There good de-
maud Sugar and 800 hhds sold at 36144e for Good
Common to Fully Fair Molasses in request, with
sales 1900 bbs at 10000 p gallonmostly 1884, for
prime.
FLOUR Market firm and 1900 bbls taken of which
ST. Louis in two lots at Ss l2 and IS 20 $50 at SIS
So 800 ordinary Extra at about So so and 200 choice
Extra at SIS 65 and IS 20 o Dbl, the latter price for
Plants.
GRAIN Very little Corn offering and prices
were considerably higher The sales included 800 sacks
at g. 200 Yellow at96 and small retail lots at 81 y
bushel OF Oats ITO sacks st Louis sold from the
| levee at 81 and $50 at 65s D bushel.
| PROVISIONS. -. Business in Pork confined tt
retail transactions at sl4 75s15 u Dbl for Mess o
Bacon IL casks Sides sold at S5a08He q fb...W,
heard Of no sales of Lard. An offer of 938s p Ii wal
| refused for lot of 800 bbs prime
SALT. The remainder of the William Chases earg
of Turks Island about 5000 bushels sold private terms
| COFFEE. Sales 400 bags Rio at 1915 p Ii. Marke
very dull
LARD OIL. We noticed small sales at s2@95& e
gallon.
1 SPIRITS GURPENTINE. Lower, and we notice.
sales at 421a645s u gallon.
WHISKY Extra was selling in retail lots at 424
gallon
| FREIGHTS. "A bark taken for Marseilles Of
Tuesday at "a for Cotton and So . hid for Tobacco
and ship for Naples at for Tobacco.
/ EXCHANGE. Demand moderate at our quotations
Sterling. .....,...............10 9GO109la
Francs. Of tO5f. 10 T dollar
New York SXty-day Bills. .....14aGD17s y ct, dis
Sight Checks on New York.....a az q cent premium
By yesterdays mail received the New York Pric
Current the 2st of October few days behind hant
. but by the regular mail. that 10 nothing unusual w
| extract what is of interest here:
CorroS--The buoyancy in the market noticed at tt
date of last has since continued, with mederat
business about equally divided among home spinners
exporters The sales for the week estimated at COO
bales including SEQ Savanila speculation, tern
not TRANSFERRED. We quote
!
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An exchange says that Scotch Know No
thing is called Dinna Ken; in French, the
words are said to be Salt Rien; in Dutch, Nix
fusch ia; in Choctaw, Chick a ma -fena; and
in the original Arabic, Phe-phi-p pho plum.
Don't believe it,
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Joseph MNfty,
gSb CAMP STREET, SSS
IMPORTER, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER
FINE WATCHES, JEWELRY, RICH FANCY


T.APLE GO DDS,
No. CAMP STREET under the City Hotel New Orleans.
the attention Retail
his STOCK OF GOODS, iairesy
moorted and constantly supplied throughoutthe year.
SHELL COMBS.
IMITATION SHE'LL AND BUFFALO COMBS, Of every style and
variety.
BRUSHES every description Of his manufacture, and al tn
lowest No, thern Factory priceG.
TOILET ARTICLES.
Such as PERI USiERY, HAIR OILS HAIR PINS, PoDfATUM
FANCY SOAPS, etc.
FINE FANS PURSES, POCKET BOOKS, WORK BOXES, PORT
ABLE DESKS with endless variety oil PORTE MON
NAIEs etc. every style and hape and at unusually Love
PRICES.
GUNS, PISTOLS, KNIVES COLTS AND WARMERS RI
VoivING PISTOLS, SCISSORS RAZoRs, LIFE PRESERY
Frs FISHING REELS TACKLE, every variety tosu
the mostds rmned Angler
WATCHES, JEWELRY, etc.
s in this line, cOnshng of the T. T. COOPER NJ
and REAL JOSEPH JOHNSON MOVEMENTS with fine
of SWISS aud ENGLISH LEVERS, together with
stock of fine and EASTERN JEEELRg sVERWAE ETC., hay
been groatcs ROBERTS
the business having been purchased exclusively fol-
cash grea offered to purchasers.
ssr Every article WARRANTED AS REPRESENTED th.
| MONEY REFUNDED.
Eg- WATCHES JAyELRY, etc, CAREFUL EfAIRE ED md
| WARRANTED lelb
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JEWELRY.

Hyde 8 Goodrich,
CORNER OF CANAL AID ROYAL STREETS.
MANUFACTURERS IL
sILyERWARE AND DIAMOND JEEFELRY.
IMPORTERS
LONDON AND GENEVA WATCHES; =s=- .ls."
PARIS JEwETRY; FINE CLnCKs AND GUNS;
PLATED WARE CUTLERY AND FANCY GOODS.
EB Superior Workmen employed Setting w4tch
pang Manufacturing ee Making sverware orde Engraving
Printing Hair Bradpg Gliding PAng
ly3p
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CATTLE MARKET,

Wednesday Evening, November I, 1876.
Arrived to-day IS Western Beeves and 40 Mich Cows.
There but Hogs and Cattle sale and the market
continues bare of Sheep and prices in favor holders
-PRICES,-
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ADJUSTMENTS.

IAN RICE'S-- CHAIR rs STREET, OPPo-
SITE pERDiBo THURSDAY EVEH1ffG. sovAnab-r H.
Fifth Night Of The Engag Of Me'ss toNT WEBB md eosY
will nsd the BUTCH
ERts GIESf, TWIN BROTHERS. aong, a
Hesfn whole o0ncinda ts
KEY or FRANKFORT, TIE THREE TnIEvEs,
iy The q. Irish Comedian Mr. RgbaAH RYAN engaged
Ka5 will appear 10 few dny1.
ar Door open st az O'Clock. X o'clock
kSr Box CHE op.n from 10 A. u. 10 ii I r. NJ
xE Apstssos--DYess Circle 50 tentat Pit. 10 cents.
GRAND EXHIBITION OF FIREWORKS
Il For The Bepeft Of THE f RsMgNs CHARTk BILE AssO
cIATIOS-Oa Place Armes sqiaresUsoAY EVEN
ING November s54Gven ty GAHUzES, assisted by Dir
CAfofR, 81
s This Exhibition will comprise vsrict Of niees e
Brittany anf NJ which viii be gwen EOdBARD MENT AEE
DESTRUCTION or RoMRRsCND.
entirely Of 9eeo Bsn
gal FRS.
ptousion will be ed hteTala during tn
evening.
orProgrsnme, see email bile.
splendid Band Of Music for The evening.
Committees will the adirs and children
ESs- Exhibition a halfpa O'Clock.
Tickets each for stle the music and book sorss
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A dog, a woman, and walnut tree
The more you beat them, the better they be.

Per Atlantic
The rain storms in Alabama and Mississippi have not
been followed by the usual hurricanes and although
damage has been done to the open cotton think it
probable that final gain to the crop will The
crop appears by general consent, to stand better
than the last The extrayagant estimates not
heard Of but in fact full crop conceded estimates
have been postponed for the frost Our old Mobile
respondent is alarmed for reputation, and says =
This State and all east of will make at least 100000
bales less than last year perhaps 100000 less aud the
best informed parties at New Orleans anticipate but little
if any increase the receipts of last at that
point and adds, think safely hazard my rep
atiou that the entire crop will not be equal that
the past season.
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CROCKERY.
DRUGS, MEDICINES.

k9s-sessS, Medicines, fsea'sass9ssS'y, etc
r The suhscriber souid tsapsetully call the aentioro
eaneIs snd Families 10 hs we'll Ied stock -
article his line OF all which
examination, viii De found FRESH DurngST
SODA WATER AND MEAD Of the
sill befounJ Mineral
CONGRESS BLUE LICK, Bar Rooms supplied
with PURE HONEY; ESSENCE PEPPERMINT
G0uLEY BiTTERS,ete THOMAS RANKIN,
FoydTassk
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sua.R-There is steady fair demand, but to effect
sales concessions have to be made and the decline within
a week may be written onequarter of cent Cuba,
and one-eigh New Orleans Sales 300 hds Cuba, for
expert at . cents in hond 1875 do home
f05a4 100 Porto Rico at 5hs6; 100 New Orleans at II
as and $50 boxes Brown and Yellow Havana at %
Y6sz four months. The demand for Refined has been
comparatively light this month"; and refners have
reduced their prices 4 Of cent The stock including
that ahoat is reduced below 1000 hhds.
MOI assEs-Continues extremely dull and prices favor
buyers Sales 10 hhds Porto Rice at 20 cents So
interior Cuba Muscovado at IL and $50 bbs New Orleans
at 206D26, four months
We have also L. j. Stewart & Co.'s Circular for the
English market, made suppose to order, where we
gain the important information that hnal gain y may
from cotton beaten down by the rains suppose
on the principle of the old adage:
dog, and walnut tree,
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Anmsber and Fancy Woods at

sss- Abon. 100000 Feet CLEAR WHITE PINE large
mont MAHOGANY, CHERRY, WALNUT, OAK, ASH. MAPLE,
LIGNuMvlrR ROSE WOOD AFRICAN EBONY and all kinds
FANCY WOODS md 30 MBER which will cell
good paper. HENRY u SHERMAN,
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FEERE is YOUR REMEDY
HH HOLLOW WAYS OINTMENT.

uoLIowAys PILLS FOR BOWEL COMPLAINTS, DIAR-
RfA AND DisoRDERED Persons subject 70 these
COMPLAINTS medicine than these invaluable Pills, and
taken tho diet attended certain will
Their strengthening nature speedily renoyates the I'M
the digestive
ern Bileand the Liver may na by their
usn and these suffering hot climates
adopt efectas remedy than HoLLowAYs PILLS
They are also the best Family Medicine eXtant.
E Soli Professor
nea Temple London BY s the Respectable
Dealers tho United STATES in boxes cents 81
81 Wholesale the principal prhg Houses the
Union md by SANDS Newly ;asa WRIGHT
4 CO. New 0rleans.
m There saving In taking he large sizes
n the guidance parents 10 disorder
,hir nd q sarh box. aus is
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Thursday Morning, November ., 1864.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
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Hardware, Iron, Copper, Zinc and Tin
Plates.
Z l. e & 3 Ell N

ndIuWdIc, LIous Oupp0i, GAAe eaAo AL
Plates.
PRIEsTL & BEIN,
SO and 81 Camp street.
ms- IMPORTERS and DEAL n
EES tTa would A All s ssn,sa i ssi,
s'ask "s
Which oas lie In city,
Tsis a S IS low nd
Ri. following comprises part present which they
500 tons English Bar Iron, fiat, dsqaare
i i$$ " S -; IT,. & 1: d d 81 &:
IS IS :. ss d ''A''''s Plough Al fas,i
10 :. Swedish sS Plough ss2 Pas s'So''''
English American and Tennessee Sheet On assorted num-
500 eeD end. cIsts e., % to 'H'Ae'
700 =. tut and Pressed spihssi
ss s ssssi p x :; fa;,:2t s:ssa'
5000 dozen DO sais e SSsf ssss ID '''s
900 " Oliver Ames and ohsr brands shovsls spaass;
100 100 e %sn sa5 as Wee. 9 s.. sa.
isi;s Don s' Fsss Il. s s;s:s
Hook aud PIsts Hinges; But. and Parliament doi
Patent ,ntT Balances aud Platoon. sSaea
On 5Hv L. siis ss md Ps s ehas
iioas Of every dsstripiion aud Pattern;
Nh lila and FL Saws avn Rwaoa aud, aud Hoes
Hollow Ware Castings French Pots from 1903 pns
/ Jared and Msnile Rope, all sizes .-
oasum, Marine, Houselp, etc;
Oils Sperm, Whale, Lard and IinHssd
Brook, n numbers White Lead
Black and Yellow Paints. ysriigriJ;
Paiis Chrome Gieeu
| Mill and G,ind Stones;
L Sheet, Bar nnd Pig Lead, Pipe, etc. ..,
aHs Tray are ngaus 10 following msnptartores
l HLTNhN, YANL EER IL CO.'S CEhEBRATED fFeIAES
competent PERSONS report the Chamber of Commerce Of
sy II 3 BOLT COPPER WORKS
| n la gs wall stock al~ays OF hand.
| Wl. BADGER d CO.'S PLANTATION GRiST MILLS, nniSer
| sally approved - ..-... , - o,o,
| pounds. ...zs...
stock they will sell ths lowest ptie and the most Liberal
1 arms nj SIN
| WYRESH GROCERIES.--By recent arrivals
~ we are no receiving in
1 So boxzs hes! N. B. SPERM CANDLES; MI
| 50 Macy Soma PATEN Il WAX CANDLESi
l 20 asesl4 b. boxes extra Ooone IEAt
qualities GREEN and BLACK TEAS also,
large choice TEAS in p " B and ID iapeS
I selected for retail talts
100 boyes usge go Pearl. STARCHi
cases Assorted PRESERVES ID stone sra
halt aud gallon; also in glass quarts p4ts aad hall pnia
$50 w Davss Assorted PICKLES, CAsUfS ETC.
| $50 gallons pure Winter SPERM OIL;
100 bags Cromwell 4 D rd4ali's BuCKWHEAT;
l 100 bags Now Jersey WET HoMlNY
10 CORN STARCH;
100 pounds pure Bermuda ARROW koof
| 10 Canton elSGERi
1850 boxe Hull Il Livermort's extra SOAP
CITRoN, CURRANTS, GLOVES. MACE, NUTMESsi .,,,,r,
Also ali kinds LIQUORS. Also, PORTER, MADEIRA
| SHERRY, PORT GLAREr, etc, etc -
E Families supplied promptly 10 o. the eiy ~ orr Owl
| wagon tn iOtl w. C. RAYMOND II Camp street
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WANTED.

EEyEACHERS WANTED--A COMPETENT
TEACHER Ancient GlaRsirs Branch
Alexaula
$500 auuum together with
Apply at the Crescent office.
TEACHER French Language wanted who
giving Must al liberal
Will be pAd Address L. T. PARKER Alexandria In. e9i
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CLOTHING.
TOsr5s s W'aa

oFOrrts s Way.
CLoTHIERs,
CORNER OF CAMP AND COMMON STREETS,
(unJsr City Hotel.)
Keep eonst.n,ly SUPERIOR STOCK OF ALL AR
TlCLEs REQUIRED FOR GENTLEMEN's WEAR. go spIy
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BOOKS and STATIONERY.

&. JOHNSON & CO.,
sTATIONERs, PRINTERS and BOOK BINDERS,
NO. es CAMP STREET, NEW ORLEANS.
tEf- Keep constantly n aasrtment
PLAIN AND FANCY STATIONERY,
BLANK BOOKS AND FORMS.
IF BLANK BOOKS Of variety 10 order that Mar
chants Railroads Commissioner Clerks and other Legal OH
will be Supplied in the desirable
~ BOOK BINDING AND RULING IN ALL IT'S yARiETTE s
executed substantial, and kmsniike style
FANCY BINDING of kind with
taste Iitysries 3 bouad numbered.
Mtrshant, Planters Banksrs Railroad Contractors Officers.
Noares Justices and ndead all who have the
Stationery of the ordinary FORM who desire have psor
article adaPed to their purpose, examine stock
arrangements fer work nj spsm
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Thursday Morning, November 2, 1854.
COTTON The market very quiet yesterday and
the sales reached barely 1000 bales. Prices
changed;
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CRY TRADE REPORT.
SATURDAY, July 2e-G p. N.


ASHES kerc quiet, but Grm.
BREApsrUFFs Flour advanced trife, with sales OF
100 bbs; inferior to choice state at 80 s7l 61
mixed to fancy Western at ~ % IS & and other kinds
at proportiona.o range; 1900 bbls Southern mostly
Jersey corn ea Of % 70 per Dbl. Wheat scarce,
and needed Tho business embraced 5000 bushels Cana
dian white in bond at 81 74 and $500 Western red Mt
81 g. RE ahd eats were unchanged Corn was Ia fair
demand The transactions Comprised Al 600 bushels At
and $50. a soc for Southern yellow per bushel
CoT1os.-Thc market was without further change,
coI1rT-About 1000 bags Of Rio were sold on private
terms though beleTed to be within the rsngs OF go
fRucHIs-Owing to increAscd chipping room for
liverpool and the scarcity Of produce for shipment,
rates wcro quite dull About 5000 bushels grain In
buls we're taken At Cd; 1850 bbls rosn 81 Is L. 3D.
and TOO bales Of cotton compressed at I'd 10 iAvrc,
shout COO bales Of cotton were engaged 1t M bone
yc and ashes 81 &c and - with bark at So, but nom
nal 10 London, nothing Of moment Was reported. To
California, rates continued dull Tho chief engagements
making at 40c. pcr foot measurement. 10 Antwerp,
GOO bills roain we're engaged Mt &c.
TRrnThe market was quiet, without change In price,
for rasins.
HAY.-ssles Of few hundred bales were nade q. oSc
q zoe. per 100 lbs.
iifsr.-Kentucky was arm but quiet. Manila, With
lipht stock was held at 14c per ID.
IRox.--1he market firm for Scotch pig, at 34l q
Issxs-Thc market for Cuba muscsvado was Arm,
with Hight supplied About 30 hhds OF Cardenas for ais
ting we're cold at 1oc land 100 bbls New Orleans a. 3c
NAvar SruaxASpirits turf entinc quiet al about
40 q &c.,; common rosin was ~ 81 70.
- Ons.-Wc heard Of no important movements today In
any Kind but rseod Of which SEQ gacna were sod at
7ec. o SOC. per gallon
Provrross. was in good request tho sales
consisted u ece bhs n VI - va 70 f0s
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nee "a go a 40 esk fae sdnA % ~. ost.Aes
vastsA Mi ~ psgs- truaght g. IKE f~
hspa and f. . bks. fse shsslasss, pr 10. Abo Il
90 nhs lard rsallasd eke ss.pss " psef vas pess
ses.vs -, e. ~. rsseIsa 90 81 e tor sers
do 90 Is el6 for rsPscse1 Chicage d. and el6 81
oi1 fss sasss d., pr ba Battsr and cheese wsrs
Rsu There vas no skerstIon 70 nssses Il prices
There WAS fair amount e stock, without mech inquirs
TOR export Lhs salss u tie esek we're aboat Loo
cs.,s = ats 4ke- pr H., fse infssof 70 prime
:. sroA.s within : few oAys sbsat s,oll bags Of
Shnis have been solf duty eaid. ct Axe. The sales
enhFsesd yesterday $50 hhds Nov Orleans ct 4xc. Q
bkc; md 30 d. Cnba musoovsdoes, at Sc. . $40.
bfID -feppsr waa IN rather better demand, and
small sales were making st l0kc lie. chi
TAHow We nOtaosd saes of 90, 900 lbs, on private
terms. 81 .-.- lEssf :, ,0.sA
wnxxY-T days business amounted TO $50 bbls
S0c. per gallon.
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34.583,ll6

Do. dry goods do. COMMUNE. Z,Z2A,4o1
Total. ................34,58 $685. JIG
This very large importation for the season and docs
not look much like putting stop to the heavy ship
ents Of specie il true that the u trade il about
commencing, and that tina imports OF this season are
usually large hut the above aggregate Is excessive and
must tend very materially to give psrmsnency to the
outward current of precious metals The leading items
Of import during the week were foliswsCoee el25,
sl5; segars s7 1885, OILS 1886; hemp 47,357; India
rubber se2 $685. undressed skins, 2l2; hardware
AL tin s1s AGO. iron, s42ssd; pig iron, $4,000;
ralroad ircn s5s1os sugar. sl957i4; tea, $780, 146,
watches, slc3 e31.
The annexed statement exhibits the quantity and value
of certain articles exported from this port dung the
week ending and including Friday, July 2s 1894 disn-
gushing The destination and extent Of shipments to each
place -
CcNNrrf- OF The PoRT OF NEW YoRE--WEFEIy EXPORTS
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neparitncnt rund.--Scalsd yrrI0sas will b. recsiv.
"a uni the LIST dAJ OF August ~ 6uppying shoes for
tho ~ao~s and orphans u tho New York firo IrpArt-
Fund for oEs year from October 1884, until 0cto
bar, 1855. samples Of show 20 sccompsny tho propc
sss For further inscrsor Apply TO either Of the an
eerssnes, Ccnritsee " the Board cf Trustees. ID z
J.y. PHtLDIF8, e5 Pike alp, f1
y a. PECK, 174 Bowery, NfHf
WArkIss 10 catksrios ssrsss,
sehoel Commute " N. Y. r. .. Fund
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TNOR sOUTHAAPT0N.--THE BRITISH STEAMER m
Il. DIANA, 500 tons burthen, 600 horse power, will
sail for Southampton Wednesday, August o. To pas
sengers DESTROYS Of making comfortable and speedy
by branch steamer, from Southampton This ship Of
fers an opportunity Rarely to be met with. Tho cabins
are lofty, rcomy and wen ventilated, and atted In
superior style. Poes Of passage-frst cabin $780, Sc
cond do, So Freight taken to Southampton and Lon
don For passage OF freight apply to Q. H. SAND No.
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I,xHIHION 10 RENT SECURITY, AND HUN
~ drcd and fifty dollars down, will secure an exniA
winter Apply, from 10 A. NJ till p NJ; at JOILIRt
music store, 800 Broadway.
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CNTY DAYS PASSAGE.-AUSIRALIAP PIONEER LINE,
- carrying tho Unitsd States NaiL-The noble new
BaTsc master, Win succeed the Gertrude eighteenth
ship Of this line and havV quick despatch 7hs Flying
Scud e acknowledged BY competent Judges 70 b equal
sdoat Intending shippers and passengers requested
to examine her ct pier 10 East river Feghts tsksn at
street. EWN.
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T,NAMFIIiD fuRSriuRE, AT $40 BROADWAY,
Ia (martis building, opposite ST. Nicholas Hotel J
ell colorp, N prices Aascnsd WOOD Arst quality; alb
bsdstea1s and csbA; extension dining tables. 10.
large varsity cf other furniture 1t Gothic Hail. SiA Broad
war, TINS MORRILL,, fox mAnufaskwer,
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z m 70 Albany L0nAboF Mox60ts
The eales during the last week have not been large
though the market shows some Improvement upoa the
previous week. 3e 0le& M sl-sagaal o,l
The receipts have nat BEEN % heavy for the
pondtng time last yea but dull ssiss
secumvlation Prices under thssa circnmstances are
declining slightly % soe kinds o. lsmber, particularly
hemiock and spruce though generally dealers are ARM
and expect largo business soon. - III" g
80 fer tbs month Of July has bcea moro dun than for
many years. but the m@Asre supply q most descriptions
there IL psob@biiy that kww prices win be realised.
Ths recpA By the canals for the third week In july
In the years named, were a. folows;- Ilsffi. 5rci
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FURNITURE.

TSNAMEIIYD COTTAGE Observation-Disclosures
~ STACY, GA Broadway, oGcr fcx eaie, at very
duced prices their entire and very extensive stock Of
cnaeled cottage ead other furniture, hs largest 10
tho eity) from which every varsity Of taste 30 gTa
tined. preporatorJ TO q dseoiutisn Il partnershfr.
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CASTIE CiRDEN THIRD GRAND SUNDAY CON-
~ cert BY Dodworths Fall don Sunday evening.
July 30, Will be givon the third grand Sunday concert
scnsiGng II choice selection Of NE most popular
sic Of tho day. Director, II. D. DodwoFth Doors open
Is oens The Garden wi open throughout the day tn
O'Clock NJ for vsixrs DESTROYS Of oojoying the cool
breeze and viewing the mssninccnS sccnsry OF the bag
centA.
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N eer "a Nassau street, wfn sell at auction ct Gas
Broadway, this morning Monday July 81 at 10 o'clock
Las hoss straw Goods fur
&C. The whole stock win be sold without any reserve.
BY order Of the aasigncee Catalogues ready. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-31

NATRINONIAL-MADAM EMILE vIIETTE FROM
l Paris Professor Of Autegraphy, or reading Of char
ting medium, will upon the receipt or twenty I've cents
and specimen Of handwriting send to any person full
&C., and nlso description Of tho they love or will
marry Address, post paid, Madame viliet:c, Broadway
Post ORcc, New York Those living out Of tho city can
safely transmit through the nail and will DO answered
in one week after the receipt Of tAer communication.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-31

''v]i'S"5~0'
There nothing particularly interesting important
In tho details Of the exports from this district last week
The aggregate exceedingly small which, In tho face
of excessive importations did not mako very favorable
exhibit. Breadstufs continue to bs the most prominent
article Of export but the shipments have been wen dis
tributed, and form feature of consequences in this
branch Of f,rsgn trade. It w be seen that the va
lue of specie exported from this port last week was
greater than the Value Of merchandise.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-31

Here u seen dedciepcy this year, compared With
last year. Of nearly 600 feet Of boards and scsndny
The receipts Of the leading artclee In table sh
nsdcrabse falling OF during the third camel week In
July compared with those Of tho corresponding week
last year.
The total receipts by the canals from the opening Of
navigation, up to and including the third week In July