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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-09
c.te this most noble and benefcant publ!c work

Tie value Of property brought On the Canals 70 tide
water increased IN tie year 1873 less than az IT
miRieHs Of dollaTs-beiDg sixty-six millions in l552
and seyenty.fogr millions IN 1853. The quantity in
hHs is lot Jet officially reported but it nus. have been
in tie sane ratio, namely about twelve per cent But
we have The official report giving tie figures or the
eighteen Years previous Ii is indeed most eloquent
document. No unbiased nan can read IT, study il and
fee viii cut blushIg for tie tricky politicians which
could Why rch { channel Of wealth deny its value
or question tie result Of rs performances. LOyk AZ
tie facts IS they s,3nd through this long series Of
yesIs Behold tie State growing il wealth and power
with tie rch expanding cur ut Of rhis golden xe,rn
See its gis4ndc caIsoes ascending from $4,000 Iuls
in 1884 10 574,CC0 tuls in ISL. There is even
lessen Of encouragement IN the disastrous yels Of
lol2-tke memorable ssor-law !esr--wheu tie whole
rabd, uulrijied forces Of lie Holn4nzed Democracy
were Let lo0,e on The commerce Of the State. TLen
his main artery of tie state stricken wiki deadly
paralysis ard tie tulnagc did indeed suffer diminu.
lion Of eco tuus. Bur how soon did tie Canal re-
cover itself Tie very next year tie run13ge rose
again 80 turs AID is giant pace every year since
ills mere increase-.s counted BY hundreds OF tho-
sands OF turs ascending in tie five years from 3i3 70
lS4S 10 less than Geo go tuns And tLen LOOK AZ il
gain, still sridirg onward gith Tedoubled vgor-ia
.Ite Of Cur railroads and Of al other competition.
adding to Its per.oru ancss the succeeding five years
tie stuTeLious amount Of S569l7 u-s until lie otsl
meant N l552 reached two Millions i@O bundled All
tliuy-.cur thous;nd tuns
md VIII ,hese miserable party fsurers pretend. a
tie Of tese colossal scs 10 sssert tLat tie bIsi
rets Of tte Canal is declining VIII they deny that
IS 10 Increase IS surely and steadily tire poPul,
i,g O. tic vast regions which Use It Whas earthly
ItTeI oel sop lis increase 10 Ire IL. -Aa gentry
1t tlgs pate about tits imperial work work thai
throws ITO tie shade every other channel 81 con-
ncrce CO Tie e.o,e, really know what tre ..iors Of
ia-s means Do they know that il means tea iloc-
sad TINS or every day Of raygaton AM ,ar tie more
crowded portions Of Tie season sltecl 1Cusad tuns
p day and tbs too let re reader reccieci, i
% tie descend q. business
80 lave a.! Va .A.4 .. H.. -. .5c-. e-rr. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-09
TIE cAxAL ENLARGEMENT.

Tie enemy has shown his clySen foot almost al the
last moment concerted and Simultaneous attack
has teen uadc by Tie Hcro!d TIE Albany Adas and
Tie Eres!rg Post attempting by figures to deluio tie
electors into the belief Il 1t the Canathe great Erie
Cars-vith all Ms colossal business growing q, every
moment Ike young giant is really becoming very
feeble deuepd, Inefficient machine and is thrown
into eclipse and comparative uselcssress by sae per
lormances Of the rigal railroads on its banks.
The mOIsIoGs fslsehood now asserted Is that the
business Of The Car al is net only stationary bat rapidly
dinnislirg and that in fact the Canal as means Of
transport alton is an obsolete idea and may safely be
neglected or absuGoned. Tie Herald inceed wiki IFS
usual Satanic propenses hssns il to an old liue OF
stages running sorg the Hudson to compete with the
Hudson River Railroad AMI the steamers"
And how do our readers suppose tits proposition to
lie proved by referring to the actual business OF the
Csnal by comparing its traffic during the year 1853
wiki that of previous years by examining It's move
mint for succession Of years No but by stating
how much the railroads have done. and falsely in
siruetirg that the aggregate of their business when
deducted from The amount done by the Cans, in pre-
yous years. shows present diminuOn the part OF
the Litter Tie falacy and falsehocd of these state
ments consist in SURPRISING tie a-impcrtlnt fact
that notwithstanding the competition OF all the rail
roads the amount Of business on the Canal itself his
very largely increased and is still increasing with in
comparable rspidity as it has been for the last ten
years \ single table from the official reports Will
prove this. Citizens Of New York City and State, VIC
Elk you 20 read IT, and then judge Of the desperation
Of fiction which can thus seek SANDER and deprs
;,,a This ,rost mol Ia ond bnrefcfut u,hlic work
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-09
CONSERVING TO CRETE

II lie impossible TO witness tie drama nOw performing
at Washington without the wish that HENRY CLAY
were stil living TO hold seat il the Senate, and be
heaId IN tie debate On the repeal Of the Missouri Con
promise Indeed, it is no exagGoTation to say that
were De row sitting there amopg TIE Southern mem-
GERS this revolving political trick would never have
'el'lred IRON tie uave slime Of its authors orraou,
ana isrOe!e mind. Never in the presence Of H-1p,.
CLAY would Nh Douglas have dared u b-o,b ~. -o.
isWous inject ioT the reputation Of n.t;o,,I ,,.
pact "'tT orc OF tie parties had received AMI eoyei
- { consideration on which that eoupsc, W, b.s.5
The very suggestion of such fraud yolla h.ra s.
uom that gallant sLd uPerioGs Spin, su,a 4 b,.t 81
indignation as would have convinced every t,,vo
with ,Ae sound Of lis voice snd lie gi,.,,
OF his eye HAT honesty vas tie best pol:cv. a.
tie hslii'g ard nsdual vilai1y Of tie scheme h,l
struggled inso light IN bis absence rising from tie a.
mitied iuPoss.oity to tie covert intna-i5a Of lie
repeal sld from tla to tie fal.b.ov1 propose nov
before tie Senate we can wei imagine The ,r.- .
toresi vassic. aEd Of e.cguence W. y....a. O.. .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-09

The senate vss again principally occupied yesterday
in The Discussion of the Nebraska bill Mr. E'EHErr OF
Massachusetts, having Ne floor, delivered moderate
identified and forcb!o argumst in opposition 70 the
bll Nhrn Mr. Evcrot, concluded Mr. SMi1n olConn
obtained thc floor. and the discussion was postponed
until 10 DAY MIR BRopuEip presented memorials IRON
the Society," of Friends Of Ponnsy vsnis' Ne"-Jer'cy
Delaware aud Maryland, against the continuance Oh
domestic slavery aud nonsratns against the repeal
Of he Missouri Compromise. Mr.. HAMLIN presented
,uorias in favor of reducing the duty on imported
iron 70 i5 per tun also in favor of reducing the duty
On charcoal ion to SIP per tun The bill granting the
rsu, amount cf lands to Michigan. for railroad Pur-
ro,e,. was passed. The French spolia'ion bill was
thcn taken up and read through.
In the House of Representatives Mr. CUTTING
made an Intellectual attempt 10 present the remon-
STRANGE of the New Yok Tabernacle meeting against
tho massage Of the Nebraska bill The Deficiency bill
WAS then taken up. An amendment was offered and
sdoptcd arproprsting nearly $4,000 for compensation
ard c,pen,es of the Commission OF Civilians aud Mili-
.aty Officers authorized to determine matters cen-
rected with the National armOres Other amend
ments of 10 general interest were adopted and tAe
House adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-09
TnE STATE on cAaDEs AND AuBoY.

i is soE etiue sirce we pad our respects % the
Nonoposts 10 control the STATE OF Camden a1l An
10y, at sny great lergth. We sEolld leave th,.
state 70 wa.lcw IN monopoly and shame, II the
railroad eres were not again distinctly on the
carpet With sn exhibition Of fnsncil antics that are
vigorously characterized as marked By an irnpu-
deree which las something of the nature Of ,ujlimi
"ty for It s asserted the strongest critical authority
tst here is Let one step between the sublime and
tie Ic.culous Tie joint Sock Companies have IN
tie prcpostcrs which they ye.teri.y submitted 70
he Legislature Cl Tie State proved thems.7e. faly
equal to 81! illHg aid We respectfully suggest Tat
he Little Clint ehi tender hi. Lat to tie Com.
nedcre without sny les Of staracter.r
IN 1e' tie Jclrt Companies of.r 70 sell Oh. On
i-e1e TENS:
J. To cell lie total stock at uaIket prices, which
Tie last geo sAa-es have tEought-namely. $40
? Tat the charter OF tie Railroad be extended 70
expire with lie Canal charter. AID That $4,000 Of
tie revenues lie funded annually to provide lsr The
IurcLiie Of ID works 81 ne expiration Of the charter
Tie hearing G. g.. It's is ttat to Monopoly feel
ttat ttt- Iove- rs shaking 20 FL, .yu-5.r-s .aI tley
~ .- &C. Bag t-s.- .sae lal he od ogo.:-la t..sl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-09

The Temperance question still occupies tho atten-
tcn of both branches of our State Legislature. The
motion 10 authorize the sale instead OF tie destruction
O, forfeited liquor was lost So tha the section which
proyidcs for the destruction of such forfeited lquo
mains as originally reported ln tho Assembly yester-
day The resolutions requesting our Representatives u
Coprress to vote against repeal fbe Missouri Com
promise. were adopted BY vote Of - 20 g.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-09

The repor. of the Sebate Committee Commerce
and Navigation in regard TO EncrOlchments upon the
Hartor OF NowYOrk will be found in this mornings
tribune The result Of their labors is proposal 70
appoint proper Commission with power TO define
boundaries on both sides the rivers, beyond which no
piers or bulk heads shall be extended.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-09

The veteran ard venerable Tsovls FITZPATRICK. Ii.
dian Agent for the UpP,r Arkansas, Platte &c Iudiaa,
who has beeh some weeks in Washington on business con.
nee,ed with his agency died on Tuesday morning st
Browns Hotel OF ppGuroais, aged sSou' 20 yeas gr
Fitzpatrick was vslred servant ofth- Indsu Department.
ard possessed more influence with the q iea1eas e. hs
great plains than perhaps any oh W e msn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-09

TISyEssIE-The Governor has .aed his Proclamation
Tor election foT asnbor to reprant the First Con.
grcssiond Ds.ict nov yscant in consequence Of tie
death Of It's Refreseut-ve elect ;he Hoa Broosas Camp.
bell Hon.A c. Wa.1ins Is a csa llaa fJf the pllcs va
understand Lat 1r y c. Taylor Of Carter. W F. Andsr.
son, Eco Of Jeflrson County. aud A 4 Kyle, E.q Of
Hawkins, a Whss, and Col A Mcclellan OF saiv1s
County Dtnocr4 are also caEdilees TIE election a<sI
place on .he III Of March
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-09

FFSNsTLvaSA.-Ilef cn 7rtsEns q re recent special
Cenerts!ons lie ton N tie With District have been re-
ceiycd slowing vote Of s22 Tor Gen William H. Ksin
Wing and the volunteer candidate to ;o7s .or Clancy
Jones wlo formerly represented Berss County in C0ngsss
and Of ooulse Democrat in poiEcs Ia 1850 the vote
stood keim. az Jones 5s77
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-09

BDIAyA-A Democratic STATE Convention viii b; held
IN Ind,nspol. the h Of Nay reIt for tie purpose Of
Nominating candidates for the following oloe' VIZ Secrs
laTy Of State Auditor Of Sis Treasurer q Se Su2rS
teIden Of Pabs Instruction srd Reporter of me Decisions
Of IL SuYrerle Court
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-09

heh'oAS 's'rRslrI.-under the au.pices Of ;he ne "
President the Rev. Henry P Tappsp the Vn;v,-,, NJ
Michigan st Ann ArSor is maurin, ia or,,n,,.,i,. ~ .
broad scientific basis. The system of PubL, I,,,-,,
ton Of which IT is part copied fron the Ptussj and
Is designed to iarnish thorough aud oomprseaiva =,
education as the resources Of the country viii serro r
whole number Of students tie catalogue ast issul !,
sit Of whom % under graduates and Isl in the medical
department
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-09

s.GroKeA17ReN 4,ds,''-s R@v tr says
On the last ballot fer Uuie6 State Secse, srpssrs
that line Democrats yotsS cast eennst Sir Ivson
Mr. Lawrence, Of Cobb stood Up manfaly fer his faYoe
and the nominee Of the sy Coten ned Ike his iIustri
ous nsmesske 20 strike his oclo bit TO sink or
swim with his favorite We admire his fdeiifT o. the
other hand The invncble three, with recruit Held on
to McAlister with the grasp Of dy Ing foeaen while two
faithful followers continued TO hold their sloepsss ygs
the remains Of crushed Cobb and two o,her are
ferTed Mr.. Blank % any Of the candidate
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-09

Up to thc hour Of going to Pr'es tis morning ooth'
ms had boon heard oi LIE steamship Fa;iAr if0m INV
,rcI She is now 10 her fufoiccuia day out
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-09

TIE REv Dr JUsrN EDwA1Ds-A memoir Of this
suirert divine and Ihialthfop5 S in preparation sui
OF wlo have let;ers document. from h pen ar ein
esty requested 20 ssll item v.hou; delay b. MAJ .
ara J-s,'n Edwards Aliov.r J. B, aadrs,ool tha -
Ealg.l.l 81 .e t.r .s 4...cj ST.. D. st. y r..gslsL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-09

SEWING MACHNFS-Al persons W- am, seiiih, or
sszs MseAi-s hsvs aed'c " ' vi an eve esT
1zed arsrft ilfirs1F Orglnt
PsfssL rr11s. ~ al ,niuse-s 1e 3D. esposi
sccr.srr - fo. owing rt.sc-f licensed %
t.r--rs t Sevi- McAts q ier uy SD ,' . ~ ies
Nhe<isx VIsc- c. lssaytr Baker Co .he Anerceu dsr
resSr StW - Maine CO a. A. Barefoot n NTlork Nichols
4 A Lsrow. Do.tca NcaSrs Na1..r enc
/ Mas b.
fttls oWE u Pt;srtee 81 ths ORIGINAL Ssvrg chirc No
s. B-ustpsy. Ns~.Nork. an 10 - Hslo,er-s- Bosom.
ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-09

f ~ Gould has recovered verde: OF $1,000 dlas-ss
sgsins; Messrs Gsrdner Joger& Co osNsw Orelos fs
ialss iEps.seament
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-09

WlscosasIs senate has a. iength elected ~ IL Pres
'defL tie Hon Ben .- Alien, Of Huison 81 Cfoi1 Co,
By rsutrCus vc.o
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-09

Pryys1Lvlva n. F.cc Democra,i- S.l.c Convex
ti.n all be bed In Pii.sburgh june T.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-09

When famine Oyerhangs dCSth-d00med city it has
Iohins TO 90 viii tfs ng ~ Of the hnaa h which may
certainly r. restore ty hAsKEE EgAsELsss P.a
cents sold eyerywtoFe FIaci al Depot BArXrs Lais Ilr
pTesirg FsshlI Shu ems, No - 6EoadWay
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-09

To SHIRT AND COLLAR MASUFACTU RERS-it Is
a. Trri, . fact tlt ilc f suess ch.ug done hy
x,,l~esv Scte tv SNsEAs NEW SINGLE aRSADED NsS
M NsCSixs Tkcc a. aele H -ts constantly bns x
Ails-es Al - a - Br.1dEsv specimens Of 1o
. ass a. i Rs s1sfis y a. ~Ae e. Interested
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-09

SEWING NACBINES--JAED 20 rms PJ BLlr-l he
Eea Qosr o. Pssec-s ls al .Te
nv n-rh,sct 70. esfers FsLt tr Sewing Neai1e which
szsy Ivtntec I'D flt operation -
IL ycs1 ~ i1;ert.Iss vfe - le rcs ma sPf--1 &
lscf 20
rfki1E tno icrO- t ct
AL ne pariies ii called upon BY
Su1sfsls aid nosi . fs G." ny s-rils -i
ehsze sresdy aFrsrcl . BIZ e STABLE 's q
a. 8 ccfss cre-a IS ts rau7 C. pos A-t sho
sss~sen tie years Eld sfl nv SIns da-Hne
sch achire the po-sou my ilte rs3lsr T. ill
q when g e1hs1 o. cers Of - sork shown hy ir
Seorrt Arousu.h. viii co1fE 20 ai4i
svrz rghtecus Cause hy Informing Jf thsf
tls sabros powerful cerlhsrisu ntrr,cd il le.sn-
IA BIT re noly prevail
Tozis prevail ovcrwh- 'u.usly. Ati-es
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-09

UNDER PERIL OF BALONEsS NOTD CACSuC HAIR
DSES1he uoer pr,cigls IN CEisrsDcas EXCELSIOR HAs
DYE gives u Superiority oAsE, sud
browns irrsaily beuEht b. is G3picsioh
Creators ins,ssd TeFcunels sod
Natey SpIHed, 81 NO Actor HoUse.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-09
UsE HOWEs COU6H CA1pY. Warranted enfir,

veseslle and ed 10 relieve s o0s in
uses Whs p,essr; Hoy cry lcs cheap the million"
puIehsss - tescios lody be beasited by Us
use free Sne g ea,s SOLD eyeTy~hege Principal Dsp3t
No les Ckstlsm-st. Newlork
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-09

Our leaders VIII be eiad TO learn that \ IL Moo
LAY Go Of tie ned Diamond Jew Try szd WAe he
stock CT Heris Brother Loyiz which have aka pace
Weestsesy Feb po'Pned TO FRoAN FEB TO- 3 IL oco
81 the Academy Of pesigr 81 Broadway Of h
oeleEercy OF TIE wshef. The se s elegant Faacy Goods
all eerirue DAY this week ccacpc!lg n o'clock each
day Refer to X \ Co.'S adv .rts IL her part of
Paper.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-09

HAIR ~ L AND WIGS BACHELOR Nanufsc tory
fer thsse articles is removed No - Broadway opposite ,s
Pa Whssr b has the best arcoo IN fhs world
appeseo OF bs ismous H&f lye a. .a ISLES o. ais
vented Wits and Toupccs Nne g'lte Rooms Ell on lsog
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-09

NV NVSyC The Ghost Of incl" t0m' sous
=, , ,~s,.s ~ N. Martha NV 40 sag ~ SO tl''a-
- 49,, :, So, .ss.r tsecushcs tae nias Nosas
"sF- '''N ucpAcx " tvgss. NJ s0 Hr'saFN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-09
WHY Will YOI SIIFFN

WHY WILL YUJ StFFER WITH WORMS. D4SPEPSIA
IlvER COMPLAINT kI1 S.. Nlrs Danes. &C lHc8ENScxs
Wen syrup VII sefe ~ Above - FITS S. Y.gi Daacs
and Bowel Comp nts sosf ces.s
Worn and By usnC Hob SECS Worm
destoy EN- and n, The snl nstufe o,,s
returns hsalta ard ksrpac The o3wnz shows whlt
and Liver Pills '4
ftcm The Fol IcuQCrat D-.ts. OhiO
we have ac eosiatrato inquiry efficiency
md,eins aud always them highly
hii and Ramsey have sold usd them practice 5 dis
unEushsd srccts"
re careful and tsk FOR HoBENsAcys WogN SYEvP
fhas and ks no stter rvTPO;ng be Liver Pills C. CLc
kSek Co No 81 barclay - y Ae-nts ~ V.-e-n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-09

THE DIE Is CAST. SO indeed say those C,csars
IN The hair Dressing hre DENoScT cTrSs ~ No l3 C5ar
snei " 20 S'e reee.y 65.ps o. iAs ms. magnificent
sRsSe 10 bsau laek c. ArovR l. % applied O.
ther SAoon sy lo BE hai De- 1RAgFs DsaS So.
No. S6 Crsrc.si aud AZ No lis Fest r-ca3.a..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-09
NAV I1oMIRs ~ CInA-Cnha nrndurer III !

u
via thcussni odoogs tul f0Fsrs % the
But BsIs PpluCEc Waters ivsr voice lungs sui
thrott ard perfection that tie dcw"s Cuba
szrpsss IS Gems yer box
q ' CLICKENER Co No ELgcy 81. General Agents for
NSv.YOgk ard vi,.riy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-09

WohTH kENTNlTIRlNG--A new NIothlng hupp'
1rs A m h<rs oTs1e y ;es ases ed st Ne lV6 FaiSa S.
srl az &c sicck OF 90 e.
,ssTssE . = scss trimmed the he: 81 les aud will De
sd ~ ~ loSCsi TC1sltie frlcts
Al tic es sas-sS;tc 20 NJ eyact'y rc-fcf@-'cd
howard T. HA-EETr.
Illfh-.C Nrsn3riuu.
\ l. Il. -. IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-09

fNIRRNNh's PLATINUM SCAlES.-long known, So
WV FNkRANXs 4 Co. Ne. 50 Witcr-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-09

I,aNOS -lUSt VI Il CIV NWronaser NNHlS '"H 20
a. a NJ 81 yrcssW, a rVrsssaN' go "a ~ nen
49, - ihf sfs.si g. fe Nsrts fss0e af.s
GtN isS \ - lsN,rtN fsoNrt,N SSe AS'as No sh
-, Nsiu Newses sei Ni-tsf -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-09

FoNlEEs y MEIIS. Psychologists and Puchsa
s. ~ NJ. la Nsssaa-.t. NcE.Aofk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-09

ClrlANCN SAtANANNtE NNFh>, VNtNV''N 4 ~ ,
E,.Nss ltrSlcA tas so oSUuisciu 90 "a .an N"I u
-. - \, ,Nrve !. Nr4cA Sf.s 'rA r u csc ms peh
49,, rfs-s lsls Cess t th' es' safes sad Lee'
S-N,k "a 0s~cN Nrsi No 49, gcAf si sac ee'i "s''"
4 -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-09

NAV hUSIC.-" Al Tor Wings, or ITima DOnns
sons from Ja,n Camp Polka by Albert VITA splendid Wig.
Go while your Yourg" o;sch asi Sweet Lucy NAV,
soas snf ckorus bESgY GORDON. 40 ~ BIoAdSAy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-09

K,.,a ..a ,.a s5 81 cs .al all ,,- ss''s rcr',a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-09

AlKnss h. NlVClAN hoCs MS NJ ular Sens'- " eek
=, -. - -. 49, E-s Tais Nsv o'.esk. the Mcr'
Assss ENsAa1e, s f - Pt;e 49, We es. g. as S~'''
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-23
CITY raADE REPORT.

=
ssHEs--Abcut as bbs chaoged bands former price,
BEE1psTuFrs-Fiour continued 70 tend upward. III
gay operations compfised ge~ beis stats 81
Iniaed TO fancy Western, 81 Of 50 37k. and oth-r
lines st propoIt Tomato Agures caoaciAn inactive
SOC bnls Southern our found buyers AZ old rates II
we've sold 0c bis rye aour at S. rs aud 400 sbls Jer
seJ corn meal ., 50 IS per Dbl whea. exhibited n,
soothen red at 81 75a 81 So and 500 bushels Upper
Lake do. at 81 ss 81 so. Some 1000 o,sh j, r,e
bFoueh, 81 go "a per sushel Oats uuai,ersi
Corn in good demand The SAIL, em,racei AZ 0D0
bushels at t2c GTc for unsound and 6yc. 73c FOE
Western mixed, per busisl
CcirEE Sales OF 700 hagr Rio were nias a, o. a
10tSc, end 400 mats Java at 41xc. Sc.
IREcnTs.-To Liverpool about ,0c1 bushels wheat in
sb.p's bags at 40 asd 1900 do grain "a. Costop
1870. I'd. and so barrels ashes Engaged By
the steamer Asia ut Sos. ton measurement T. Lon
don, 500 barrels rurpenfne taken at "a To Htvr,
small lots Of cotton engaged at 40. To Bremen.
Loco barrels resin were engaged at Cd to s 300 bales
cstfoD at &c and rs barrels ashes at about $40 per
barrel There charge In rates 70 California which
varied from 400 ABE per loot measurement.
uAf-bc0 bales were sold nc Csc. roc. for shipment
iiors were quite duh, and nominsL
lnos-1hc market was Arm at Sfi, with moderate
fal,s
LINy-Rocllsnd was In demand. at ooc for common
and 81 co Tor lump, Per Dbl.
MAYA sroEIs The transactions neladsi 100 bol,.
spirits turpenfns at 4tc cash 2nU bhis tareeatne Mt
No 2 rosin at 81 81.
0usMost descriptions ruled quie. at former rstes
and we have no sales 10 report beyond gallons lin
seed from store, at soc s2c. per gallon.
PRoyrIoys-fork was Iuit nssed the extent of p1o
bbls. here at sl2 Si2 1875 for aud Sic IS $40
81 for prime, with lno0 bbs. deliverable In sen
temBcr 10 private hargf In Cut meats were more ia
qnired for the saoa consisted of $50 pscksges
ats 5kc hams 1T dtsc. TIE per H. There we're
500 hbls lard tab en- st ac Ice per pound Bee va
rico little sales hs,ng been made II 0 bbl At
figures Butter and cheese upaitrrei
RIcE-Ssles OF $50 casks were made ~ 80 rs ~ 25.
SUGARS -Trapsact.Bs we're light, AMI 25p hhdr CUBA
muscovado sold at41c Sc, and 300 boxes brown Hava
ma at5c sic.
TonAcco.-About 100 hhds. Kentucky leaf sold at
atnrt 10.
wmsky--rhere only 200 btis Ohio and prison
REQUIRED 70 dsy at &c. 2slsc. FER gallon.