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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-21

CoFrrE-Pending the large auction sale announced for
next Friday the market ruled quiet Only 100 bags St.
Domingo brought 91sc. per lb.
CoTroN.--Ihe days sales reached 3,Ol4 bales, as fol-
lows-For export 425 bales home use, 49, on specu
FRuIT-Bunch rasins in limited request, at 50 So
for wet dried and So 10 for dry do per box 500 boxes
Valencia raisins fetched IL nc. per Id.
FEUs.-Shippers inclined to await later foreign
news by the Pacific About 25 900 10000 bushels of
were engaged part in shippers bags, at l2d and
-four at As 3d. 400 500 bales compressed cotton
engaged at s4d. to 7-16i. There nothing new to
London Havre. To California rates were inactive at
zoe. n 65c.
HoNKY.-Therc were so tcrccs Cuba, in bond, bought
at Acc. cash, per gallon.
HAy.-River obtainabe at 6Sazc a Toe. for ship
ment and IKE Soc for local USE per 100 lbs, show
ing further decline.
Hors.-Thc demand continued light, at SIC. a 4oc.
per h.
LA1Hs-Eastern rather quiet and nominal, at 81
per thousand.
LNr-Rockland sought after, at 81 20 for
common, and 81 so for lump per BIZ.
NAVAL SroEEsFcsin, tar, and crude turpcntinc were
unaltered. About $50 bbls spirits of turpcntne
disposed Of at ESQ., 80 days credit per gallon; and soc
large bbls. Wilmington common rosin, at 81 so per Dbl
Ons.-We have no change to report in whale, sperm,
or olive. Sales of $4,000 gallons Of nseed were effected
at 76c. a 7ec. per gallon.
PRovIsIoSs.-Pork was very dull. The sales embraced
only 450 bbs new at SIS so FOR and 53 for prime,
FER bbl Nothing occurred in cut meats. About $50
bbs lard fetched csc. 1ec per 10. Beef rather
scarce and quiet-thc sales confined to $40 bbs at
former full rates. Beef hars butter and checsc seemed
about the
RIAL EsTiIE --Sales ut auction.-By James Cole
Brooklyn Poperty-3 story brick house and sot No 2S4
Geld street. So $780, story brick house and lot No 81
Willow place, ACTS; story frame house and lot No.
179 Adams street. Sc 925 lot Of Bedford
and Ross street, 81 ESQ., lots do. adjoining each
$780, $1,000; lot Ross street, $685. plot corner
Turk avenue and Cumberland street. Sl525; lots
Hath street. each $500 and ssT5, si75. BY T. H. Lud
lcw2 houses and lots, Nos. 800 and sos Washington
street lots 1870 each $4,000; and lot 20x6o,
Thirtythird street near Lexington avenue, 81, 500 do
do 25x54, corner Thirty third street and Lexington
nue. 81 500; lot clexngton avenue adjoining
Thirtyzthird street, 25x54, S2,00; lat adjoining the
above on Lexingonevenue 2iN95 81 200; story brick
house Nassau street between Pine and Cedar lot 23x9
s25 000 lease for 8Sears of story brick store No 10
Pafplace at 81 G5o SO 900; story house and lot No
15S Lexington avenues Thirty street. So 200
RicE-Alout 100 ticrces purchased at previous
prices
SBGARs-Saleswerc made of 200 hhds. N w Orleans at
45Tc 4sic; and 80 Porto Rico at Axe &c. per h.
To3AccoTherewere sold 40 Connecticut at he.
andlS Florida, ut 25c. per Id.
TtIowT1crenercs, 1000 lbs. boughtat &c. &c.
perib
w,1IsKEy.-Ony 100 bbs prison changed hands at &c.
per gallon.
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There has been increase in every department except
the line Of discounts The deposits have increased just
about much the discounts have decreased The
average amount Of specie hand during the week
little larger than during the previous week. Had the
returns included Saturday the average would have been
much greater for nearly million of collars
ceived that day by the banks from the mint. This
will 60 into the count of the present week and If the
drain for the ubtreasy and for shipment to Europe is
not heavier than usual the next weekly return win be
favorable The specie export during the present
week will not exceed half million Of dollars by both
steamers al Of which has already been provided for.
The Miners journal of Pottsvle Penn, of the 19.h
ns gives the annexed account of the position and pros
poets of the coal trade of that REGION
ANTHRACITE COAL TRApE--l854
The quantity sent By railroad this week Is So o39 o.
by canal 538 1S-for the week SIT Is tons Total
by railroad 254 A. against 800 OF tonsdo by
canal 49, Is tons against 5l4 10 tons TO same period
The shipment for the corresponding week last year,
The quantity sent to market this week is 52577 IS
TONS This the heaviest weekly shipment made in
March from this region and shows the pressing demand
for coal. $685. aat -.
The water was to have been let into the Lehigh aud
Delaware Division Canals yestcrday-they VII therefore,
in be nnygable some timoin the course Of
the ensuing week.
telegraphic despatch from Baltimore of March 18TH
states that the strike" continues In the Cumberland
region Several riots have taken place andcomc of the
oeen Inc leehnS 70 Oe
Very bitter between the compaaies and the As far
we have examined the question and compared the
prices asked by The MIXERS with those paid in this and
other regions, not think they unreasonable
Neither party disposed TO make any advances for
settlement and under taesc circumstances would be
far better Tor The miner geek cnployInct in
congenial regsns, where e ,isnss of all parties
better understood ard irt.ated If they submit to
these. corporations scat any concession their
rtwhatever, they viii - completely at.tis r mercy
hereafter.
Toshowthe spirit That actuatss Abe soullcss corpora
Cumberland Miners Journal
The Coal Aeysrs-The supcrintendents' .seocation
held their regular monthly meeting in this place Mon
day last An irregular proposition made n ,haf of
Of the minars to go to work aE thirty five CENTS
hut it not assontcd to placed upon the mi
nutes no other business transacted and tho Asso
citation adjourned until the fEet Mon,iasr in April.
The quantity seni to market thiso~eek from Tho Cum
bcrland region. WAS only 600 tons.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
HONEY ARK r II.

MONDAY March 20-6 p. NJ
Tho stock market opened heavy this morning, and the
sepression continued steady to the close In some Of
the ading fancies there considerable activity but
no new feature developed and the prices appear o
IL .ettlinp down more from desire to realize to
Ter other investments than from any anticipation Of
duu times At the first board to day Canton Company
declined u per cent; Nicaragua Transit, 4; Parker
Vein, VI New York Central Railroad, u; Erie Rail
road, y; Harlem, n; Reading Railroad, u; Cleveland
and Toledo Railroad n Florence and Keyport advanced
4 per cent with moderate sales II is stated that the
Legislature Of New Jersey have chartered railroad
company to construct road from Keypor to Camden,
in a direct line. This contemplated road will pass
through Freehold and Mount Holly. Another charter
has, understand, been obtained TO construct rail-
road from Keyport to Toms line and from thence to
Delaware Bay and Cape May Keyport is largely inter
ested in the completion Of these works. The market
value of the stock in the Florence and Keypor improve
ment companies has therefore been much enhanced
At the second board the market shade better SO
far prices concerned but the transactions were
very limited. Florence and Keyport advanced e per
cent Erie Railroad a. New York central Railroad a.
Mining stocks rather more buoyant to-day. Cum
berland Coal improved H. Parker Vein dropped, and
sod att At the Mining Board thing better than
ON Saturday Potomac rallied to 81. Lehigh sold at
S and that figure bid freely for without sell
hers Gold HUI improved u, and was held at a. The
bids at the Mining Board were follows For Parker
Vein, es for Ulster 1's for Hiwassee, ga for Isle
Royale 20 for Mineral, 55c.; for Algomah, AZ for
Bohemian, so for Vermont, N for Conrad 7Oc.; for
Gold Hill, s7s.
A sale made by the McCuloch Gold and Copper
Mining Company last week. Of hundred tons of cop
Per ore, from their mines In North Carolina to the
Humphrey Smelling Works, of New Haven, Con n, for
which the company received S. 25 per cw for the twen-
typer cent ore and S. 81 per cwt for the thirty
cent orcnetting them s12 900 for the hundred tons.
This of the largest sales of copper which has
been made from any Of the recently worked mines south
of the Lake Superior region. The company are now
working eight foot vein Of sulphuret Of "copper"
richly impregnated with native copper.
After the adjournment of the board the following sales
of stocks and bonds made at auction by A. Nico
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creditors to pay them less than they have right to
ccive, is to the midest term, novelty in nan-
cial policy. However the creditors, We presume know
their interests BEST and If they content we can
only trust that obstacle win hinder the passage Of Mr.
Thompson's bill.
The annexed statement exhibits the average condition
of the leading departments Of the banks Of this city Tor
the week ending Saturday morning the 18th of March
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Simeon Drapers regular sale Of stocks viii take place
at tho Merchants Exchange to morrow at halfpast
twelve O'Clock.
The receipts at the Office of the Assistant Treasurer of
this port to-day, amounted to $1S2 the payments
$780, 2s1 11-leavng balance of 49, 267, 500 OIL.
The earnings Of the Galcna and Chicago Railroad Com
pany for January and February, 1854, amounted to
S184 against 1872 for the corresponding months
IN 1853 showing increase of s76616 equal to about
hundred and thirty per cent
The following table exhibits the amount of United
States stocks redeemed at the Treasury department during
the week ending Saturday March 49, and the amount
of h. ,l,lso dolk a4a ,d;u.o fl,nfd
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Weekly Report OF the New York Cotton
BroI<ers' Association.
The sales during the past week were IL, 901 bales,
VIZ. ;-Export 4o44; homs use, 4l9l; speculation AGO.
in trsnstu, $50. The Board voted that the market
during the past week has been active and closed arm at
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-21
PRINTING NIX.

pRINTING INK-yOHN a. LIGHTBopy "a co,S
santly turing snd has always on hand sysyv
description printing Ink from tho black and coIoye5
:. INK which he warrants equal any snSfsc
sursa anc ~ Is low prices As be sold by any reav.
lar msnufhcturcr Orders forwarded
TO any part q the country BY addressing note 70
n B-This paper Is printed with my news ,nr. Ala !.
Rs may other ncwspapers In this city, PhiIadsphss
In che United States s's'ss sso soWns
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NoTICE,kINSLEY CO.'S EXPRESS FOR nOs
,on hnS she na,s via Newport and FAN River VIZ
sp an IA ~ Mrse. corner Of Broadway al to
South at to- "susipn's sAa she
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MONDAY. March 20-SP M.
AsnE.-There have been 100 bbls. Sold at So rs for
pearls and So for pots per 100 lbs.
BRgADsTurFs-Flour duh aud heavy during the
day The sales did not exceed 900 bbs mixed 10 fancy
Western at 81 1sa 81 37h ordinary to choice State,
at 81 lSa 81 SIX, and other grades at proportonate
prices Some 300 bbls Southern found buyers at for
mer quotations. Rye -four and corn meal were inactive
and dropping Wheat moved TO the extent Of BUSH
els Genesee white at 81 and 1000 do. red at 81 So
Rye barley and oats remained quiet Saturdays quo
tations. Corn tended downwards. The transactions
limited to So 900 bushels at zoe 7Sc for mixed,
Isc roe for yellow Southern and 7sc Soc for white
CAssA-some 500 mats changed hands at loc. per ID.
CATTIE-At AIlertons Washington Drove Yard-oHer-
ed today, 1900 beef CATTLE offered during the week
gether with the section Of the country whence the sup
plies came
Hudson River RR... $50 N. York State, on foot =
Erie Railroad 600 :, ;, cars 3l7
Harlem Rairoa..... rs = J, on boats 2l6
Pennsylvania foot. $50 Connecticut, boats. 10
Kentucky, on cars. 225 New Jersey boats. 10
Ohio, ON cars. ...... $50 Hudson River boats. 2l6
Virginia on FOOT. o,s q yo,s
Harlem Railroad-Cows Erie Railroad-Swine. i 1884
and calves. ......... 20 Hudson River Railroad
;, ;, Veal calves 498 Swine. ....... 9S
), Sheep and lambs ABS
Prices &c. The severity Of the weather has had some
influence in keeping back the supplies from the country
The number of beeves in the yards nearly thou
sand less than those offered the week before Prices
time very firm at quotatonsBeef CATTLE 50 $40 50;
and calves $50 sos veal calves, 4c 6c sheep,
"a 81 so; swine, gross weight, 5hc 5sc Some very
extra beeves sold at ST. Swine plenty and prices
shade easier.
At Brownings.-The offerings were 312 beef cattle,
% and calves, and 2439 sheep and lambs Market
active and prices firm The bevees sold ut from 81 30
$40 50 The and calves sold at from $50 $33 a
$45 in quality. Sleep and lambs at from SO so SO
IS. A few extra brought from $40 S14. At Chatn-
berain's-( Hudson River Bulls Head)-At market, 2S5
beeves IS and calves 25 veal calves and 800 sheep
and lambs. Tho bceves sold at from SC. l1c Der h.
Cows and calves from sos s35 $50. Sheep sold al
from So 25 So ST. and some extra at So in quality
Veal calves brought from SC. 7c At Morgan O'Bricn
NO Sixth street) On sale, 81 beeves and 10!
cows and calves Sale of the former at from 81 80 90
and of the latter at from $50 $50 per head 80 yea
calves also sold at from &c. to &c.
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TIVE CABINET NAKER--ALExANDER Roux, NJ. 4
Al broadway WHO received the frat medal from tho
Worlds Fair for the best and most elaborate furniture
yes his enstomers and public generally to examine his
large stock contained In his newly enlarged
which cover Apace OF than twenty thousand feet All
Of which covered by the richest and most elegant furn
ture produced In Europe America He has just
ceved Paris the largest and most assort
And as TO his sets In rosewood mahogany walnut and oak
they cannot be surpassed In design taste workmanship
and no doubt superior TO any country
and prices 70 defy competition. A. r. h constantly
ceing from his branch house 70 Boulevard Beau Marca
ARR. The latett desigpa
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LURNITURR FOR sALE--A SMALL FAMILY, GIVING
IN Housekeeping will dispose Of their furniture cheap
Address NJ once, Furniturc, Herald once.
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LrLEGANT FURNITURE FOR SALE-BY A PRIVATE
IL family breaking up epng-Elcxantly carved
lroeate parlor and chamber Gets OAK and
dining velvet carpets &C. &c The
nitrro has not been used three months lease Of the
house Din BROOKLYN be had; Il about - minutes
Wall street Terms reasonable Direct With name to
y Herald nnice. - =
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ENAMELLED COTTAGE FURNITURE.-MATHEws 4
~ STACY GA and o25 broadway, who received first
bert enaeed chamber furniture invite the
extensive stock Suits with hair
straw palliasses, pillows and boistsrs from S40
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Total. 9s o2o 10 OILS, 4se 1855 7sl OIL $685. COS
The condition Of the principal departments Of the New
York city banks the close of each week within the last
six months compares as fellows -
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DOARD.-TwO UNPUBLISHED PARLORS, WITH OR
ID without board for gentleman aud wife. Also few
single gentlemen can accommodated with board ct 10
Da.,,-
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u OARDlNG.--G EMTLEMEN AND THEIR WIVES,
I'D few single gentlemen, can he accommodated with
board in desirable furnished ut u Lexington
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DOARD-ONE OR TWO GENTLEMEN, OR A SHALL
ID family, can he accommodated with two throo fur
nished with board, pleasant loo ation
Broadway Apply Mt l6S Spring street.
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DOARD.-TwO SINGLE GENTLEMEN CAN DE AC-
ID oommodated with furnished lnfurnshed with
privilege bath and In small private family ia Twen
street between Sixth aud Seventh avenues from
the Of May Inquire at address No. 1872 Washington
1890
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CLOTHING, &C.

CLOTHING. &c.
VAST OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANT.
~ edLadfes and gentlemen having oftho srti-
cles to dispose Of fair price sama
BY sending post at his residence No. Is Elm
Ladies attended to by Mrs. Dusseldorf.
ClAsT-oFF CLOTHING. $4,000 WORTH WANTED
~ The highest cash price will he literally given In curr,
money for large small let's Of good OF clothnr of @
cry descrption Address through post or cali ON JANE
hORONEf at Lis second hand store No Orange strsel
MEMS AND BOYS CLOTHING AT WHOLESALE
M ana retail Mt Vandcrbilts 81 Fulton street,
oiG3d Aso, spcncid assortment Of fashionable goods
winch WI, be made to order In style that cannot DO
passed Inc subscriber was awarded diploma twice n
neeefsion Tor superior style in cutting and wormAnsh
~ Fulton street.
CPECIAL NOTICE TO GENTs-N0w IS THE TINS.
~ to look spring and summer clothing. Sen,y
them to tina. old cstab he'd place. DDS Pearl street
broadway where get Their properly cleaned dyed
altered and repaired A. C0RTTSSOS 555 Pearl street
vNATERPRoOF CLOTHING. &C, &C. ENTIRETY
w fa RIGS made Of Riders patent vulca mi =.
perha from pleasant fme will not "a
get sticky like India rubber ,hter rorc
beautiful and will stand all ciothrS
Of all kinds, carriage cloths horse covers
Yelling bags druggists articles life preserycrs
packing and hundreds OF other artcesai
and for sale by the North American Pereha
lV- broadway. WILLIAM RIDER, President
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DOARD.-wANTEDs A SCOTCH GENTLEMAN,
ID board full partial, with large and well furnished
bedroom where French Is spoken Address box w rest
exchanged.
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BOARDING DOWN T0WN.-A FEW RESPECTABLE
ID single gentlemen can be with good board
and pleasant at Is Roosevelt treet Chatham
Parties doing business down town will ind this ve-
r convenient.
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the annexed quotations Prices adopted this day for the
following qualities, by standard samples:-

Nxw YnRx O. Assrucl11nS
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4 YOUNG LADY or RESPEcTABTLITY AND EDU-
IA cation wishes board IN family where needework
and tuition would be compensation, with the
die teach the oriinery Engh branches drawing
and the rrdiments OF French and music Address A.
| broadway Post ONCE
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T,O LET-PART OF AN ENGLISH BASEMENT HOUSE
20 East Forteth street. Lexington consist
parlors and two bedrooms second story aud
dining room pantries first story and front
kitchen with pantres Croton water, water Closets gas,
de-, complete. Rent $50
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DOOMS TO LET-AT 6a5 PEARL STREET, WITH
III steam power near Broadway; also two large rooms
fronting suitao for turing Jewellers.
Do rlStro
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TyOARDINC-RoOMS TO LET. WITH BOARD, At
- No Abingdon west side No children nurses
taken.
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COUNTRY BOARD WANTED-FOR A PARTY OF
~ from three to eight perons, from the LIST Of May
Some place staten Island Coney Island in quiet
where the gentlemen 20 tho city carly In the
rnng and return mt night. Terms be moderate,
and reference unexteronablc. Address NJ d. E. Herald
fHcef orn m nj
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! OFFICES AND ROOMS TO LET--TN THE BUILDING
" Nos l26 and l2s Nassau street close to Bsekman So
ytra NICE light Offices second and third floors mode
rate rczts; one or two now vacant Apply to
4 ~ JAMES PRICE 2O6 Hudson street
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