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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-01
Cambridge Cattle Market.

R,pcr,ed for TIVE NEW YosK frsvss. " yoHs EAroS.
TUESDAY,, Nov. &c 1874
At market 7Is Cat,e-ssout 100 Besves, and 3l Stores
eontsBs Of ohina orsn Cows and Calves fesnss md
H.sgET BEkr-Exus evt ~ i2i 81 Sc; first saaity.
s7 90 quality 81 50ds6 10, thrd Iuaity sc %
dnsry SI6t5 50; HEes v cwt IS $40 30; Tslow, $50
g. q; Pslis a 75c CslfSsins, lie. y %.
Bs.eFLRG CATTLE-s IS - s7e ewt-
VEAL CALvss-S5, 80 and %. - - -
sToRIsWoikins OIen. S75, tS5, r92 elco slV5, tllZ
slls sl25 SIS sIIi to 50
Cows G.IvEs-sO sales 10 spear G.
YEARLISss-ee, 80, &i0 - -
Two YE.ss OLD-xi5 &l4 <. s'S TO fA
IgsIE YEARS OLp-s24, sI. So $50, S5l 70 Si2
sHEEP Asp LAMBS 7I9 a. MARKET GxuA, - So 81 IS
BY lot 81 50. I'll IS, 81, s2l2!, 81 Is. S25o
svNs-An i.fso bOts wholesale. ~ 20 &c. q 10.
RrM.Rxs.-The market lightly stocked. lbut there Is
epouaLlhnly Aended-no snlmAion aud prices down
On ali kind. Of stock This being holiday week, aud bat
little Beef wanted smos all regular doves
sst,d in the Poultry business of which there great plenty,
and Of good quality, nom l2 l5e q n, I.tsl There
bu four Cae either Of extra or bret quality at market to-
DAY.
Sc the Fitehbug Railroad and IS the
Boston and Lowell Railroad loaded sh Cattle sheep swine,
Hare and fOWls
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MARRIED..

GLENpENING-ABBorr-on Thursday. Nov. 30, by the
Rev. Them Armtsge Mr. Aexsnder p Glendenins, 10 Miss
Nary Loxss Abbott. all Of this City
INCONSISTENCIES Syracuse, Nov n. Mr..
James Aedhu and Nis Sarah Curtis sherman. both of
0yrecBse
oDELL-BuRTIs-At Essteheser. on the 9Th lt By the
Rev. Mr.. Bepjaiu Fran Kiln Odell OF West
Janus Miss Martha Elizabeth Burs daughter Of Seaman
Burtis. OF the former place.
sPENCER-DlCK1Ns0N-A Richm ,ndville, n. Y, Nov.
n Thomss Spencer ESQ of Albany to Miss NJ. Olivia dsash.
eer Of the late siss Dickinson.
WRlGRT-ROBERTS-A HoTristown, Pa Nov. q, Mr..
Morgan Wnsht to M ss Rachel W. Roberts
WOoLBY-NEDHUkST-At Syracuse, N Y. Nov. ID.
Nj james A. Wooley, Of Worthwhile aud Miss Charlotte Med
ksrst, Of syracuse
wRlGHTGCoRlELL-A Dubuque. Iowa, Nov. IS Mr..
Ehss Wight, of Elizsbehtosa kewJeTsey, TO Miss Rs
sAel A. 1oren
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f. vesh, 10 eu msset hat The pr'os per heaa
viii rot eiusl thsu expectations ,,.
We prospect OF any Improvement 70 ne neNe w
Tho-e ho hayf cAfi. ssl - we'd et tnem CON -
w.ri a once uus.. d. car "a hsn til spras, when ~s
icirs.e high pfie>s ..A.n,
We are haTpy to.ay "a our eo1n,Iy fesoeIs in' iS
the ,etion hor- % al parrs, BY Ldoptps "eiot'
III III sav .o.or ne butchers Tnrssday; aud ~e
think be Sovels h0rnd conform sg,h a. ss- .
th- i,he. Of tn vino II they esDEoi have hl-
dv viii be better aIded si.h Wednesday thar any otSsf
day in he Eeek. . -
N hope Ia our neat be able 20 announce SOM
rea sseuen, Of th. vexed questienthe sreet 81 Eh1
". fear h, borne heavily upon the pocle Of come Of tie
u,
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DiSasten. &c.

Bse FLORA, Burrhsm, from Baltimore for St Apns Bav
IN ballast stranded the reef facing the baracs, IA
mouth, Jam 9th inst She intended stopping there Tor pas
sepse There were no hopes of getting her of she
TO Ms.Us Rsrns kbbey Co.. Of this port who are Insured
AZ Phllseelpsis for 80 co
BARK CHAsE Ch.e. from Bristol England bound TO New
orleans with so tnns Of railroad iron lahore nsh Of
18Th Inst Of the Big Gap ST. Georges Island sho. about
two miles from shore whee she the I'd critical
eon The steamers ID j. Day aud Tampa with M n Der Of
lighters vent 70 her assistance from Apsschoa and the
weather unaped fsvorsbe probable she be s,t
of Some Of her iron had been landed Size bad been
very badly for some days prsyons and the captain va
for Apaseheola We have been informed Gays The Ap.arh
cola By good authority that the shoa on wbIch The
Chase strueh not aid down any chart :
B.AK JoHS CoLsy. Rhodes, q days rsu New Yoh bou.S
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THuRspAr. Nov. ao-P. ".

1HUHsDAft NOV. JV-f. N.
There was n, business trr1sactei in Wallet. ~
dsy-the street being even more deserted than usual
on Thanksgiving Day TIE Portland Adrertiser
says:
1.-The accounts from the numbering portions OF the
State are quite cheering. The eatest activity pre-
walls and every day lisheos the pressure which bore
so besvily on the banks and the business community
me Belfast Journal says: the PenObscot Mills are
now discountng 10 good lumber 81, 900 day, and
that with Iirtle mild weather 10 keep the river
sopep. things viii be righted, and shall go our
way rejoicing
Both at Philadelphia and Boston the demand for
money is ac,ive--qute &c much 50 as in New-York.
Al Boston the Stock market is improving. The sale
Of Bonds by the Eastern Railroad Company is con-
fieered very favorable one, in view of the state OF
the Money market and the depression of the raro I'd
interest comparison Of the footDgs of the weekly
statement Of Il Boston Banks, with those Of the
statement Of the previous week, exhibits the follow
-.
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Philadelphia Markets.

Philadelphia Markets. .WEDrEsDAY, Nov. 30.
coTToS unstered FLOUR dullsco bbls STANDARD Super
cold IS 81. which Is declineno other transactions
home trade RYE FLOUR aud CoRS MEAL inactive
last quotations. WHEAT firm todayf 600 bushels sold
tCdsl 81 for good Red, and 81 IS for inferior WnEe
COIN dull and sales roo bushels South AZ S0hs4c for
ard s6dS7c for Mixed ana GOOD old Yellow RYE steady
81 q OARS still Gull sales Southern 49c GRocE All
Provisions exhibit features WHIsKEY dull s,4iGDc
for Ibis and dc for hhds
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-01

George Ayr.ali, John A Merritt,
Beach Smith, Martin Willing.
Barney Bsrtsm. sherman Wheeler
William Beden. Charles u. Teed,
T. wheston
We do not proper to make any material change the
following ss the prevailing pnees:
First qusy Of Cattle only small numbers sold st cents
Good Beef ~ csnts
Avenge OF the DAY cents
fD,.ro, .psb - ssa. old ..n and moo, Cows 10 ~ g M
The quality Of the s,oct o quite
Of the m.rlt though the Cattle more hs.
did not such sometimes de- to poor to feed
The in the pen. ISL more than last week bot they
not heavy BY nearly half HUNDRED average each Un
head short To Ssy il !. 800 TOO many ''' ''''''
Ii 10 only Thursdsy-a DAY which nearly 81 the butchers
are NJ 'Is. Bs.,e Of n, OI n. '' ne dro,s
ALLEN Thanksgiving Dsysdsy more observed this
We have lrOwn before IN b. City From the ,ppesr
third. cattle will be sold The buying but-hers
are not present. u they are 90 not Sem disposed TO
beard salesman that be had sod BOeves today
Of the best butcher. buyiUs good there
were IN The ards At se e hs ON IstOo .n5 thes.
complain Of the price and the cost of transportation that they
cannot live byit.
bans generally three and four o.ome Of them s2syed
Befers very fat and IL them Steer thar cold 80
the can Cyphisps NO, IS and cane By railroad ~ the
wy wa BuesO and Albany. The eIpen.e, inelacins
y n 10 will not leave very large margin for profits
lot Of les pretty good SyeAr old Ohio Steers ownei by
Mcneil sole by Teed indicate about s perhaps s
average ewt Twenty had Of choice Westsheter roaaty
rss and grain fed Beeyes sold BY Teec George Hsws ESQ
sseh. sac
BlRsIY BErlx sold 60 head Of the Jscoby Cattle whole
sale to the Jewsst They would average e~t very fair
Beef-Anrore Illinois and +yesr old Steers
NN. bELDEx has 50 head CT LivingstO County Cstte
owned By joseph Bsoe. Of M0untmos which he estimates
s sss .o1e Of isn are very good pat os sO9ss
tell The story Of the droufh Last
W BAxkn, Of Henrietta ~ Y has u f.s oKes which
be hinhs wiz 10 They offered BY George
Ayuut Of ice, nothing lea Baker sold 50 VI drove
Browning' ut 60 average Of SIC. this week.
KELLY DREW have 81 head Of prtchess and Pu.nsn
County beeyes some Of which sold for go aud all the bes.
Of Zee
WHEAros had yard Of so bad Of Chester County Beeves
owned b. Koush H1len. that selling 81 sdIec but
she price here i not good M Harlan he sold leo
yesserdsy 10 fhils5elphix
he,g WHITE ULEkY have as he.d Of Pennsylvsni. aud
vriris stock selling By them and Murray, 81 dlOc for
szeh ~ are f,sr rate beet
PaiLIrrs CAIEY have s;ber hard lot Of ceers oxen
and old sass, which selling ct 7dec-
sHsRAsS WHEfLEx ceiling the Castlenen and
Humphrey Cattle. which mostly Ksptucky Durhsrs 81 g.
eeIts-1 sod st eel aod ga each The balance may
IL Hss' is rsnembsred ;hG never 90, WIS .hey
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Albany Lumber Market.
TFof the w.ss ssSios Nov. % iSo4
EeroTfed .peei4;1y ~ The Ness- fo,x Ntepss:

7 D =
Eep,1Ttes ,peeiay ~ The Ne-e focs n,eS-<; 49,
ALs.sy. Wednesday, Nov. p. ltoL
There hes been change o. i'm cosnee 10 TIE eanr
80 e,ov pment 10 Ani South have eeea soias o.
The sale. Of pas, week have been mos'ly 70 tue sde ~
,bo.e u,rs. TIE demand 20 supply the tall trade
RES he'd A tendency 70 impat more 6rnness to prices
We omit cur usua comp.sdSe tables OF receipts iot ule
rs.on thar The fourth cana week Of November has no yer
tsr,pi,ed We uudeADd howevs that the receipts aate
not en large Ineeed the sses of the pest lev weeks nave
Icep In the reeeip 10 consequence OF which the
.,oek in the district has diminished rally, and VAL not
thu,h be than sufficient hold over for the prng
trade.
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,,,s.odH r. ,..s II; I@ do. u and IL III - Msfs
Csys, D. ..<n g. 70 n a. " RI c.,h o..
ss0 nv q, essh t7t: VI GO DO ossh IT'S 500 Do o2sa,
III $500 DO cash s7i oeo do, e.ss. 81 sos Do.
~ f7I, 100 % S7l; ~ p. H. T., cash e.; see 10 essl,
sI1 DO e.sh al: soo DO ,ssh 81, isD Readisg g.,
Nor g. as ST. Penn. r. b, ~; 5do a, 81; - IS.
~; DO 81; do Sd do, 30; IL AinshiA 4 X %
PIN delths 8snt. ~
ffey Poard--Jl Reading X. r.. III
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BANK DEFALcATIoNs AND BANK !


To ne Etaer Of Ths N. Y. nrbxa&
SIR: The recent heavy defalc stions by fellers in
our City Banks and the disgraceu failures Of two Of
our Uptown Banks are calculated 10 create
~auantsble Gastrust of the management TO which
these institutions are subjected. To secure the pub
he and innocent stockholders against frauds and in
justice our Constitution and the action of the Lsgis-
latue under il have so hemned In with checks sad
balances the business of Banking thst immunity
against dishonesty hoped TO have been secured.
Banking Department has been created with Su-
periptendent OF Banks to whose vigilance it is left
to determine the legality and adequacy Of securities
deposited by Bank Officers q well as 70 observe that
on Their part thee has been strict observance Of the
seversi laws relating to them. Hence when Bank
iais or Teller defaults the question should natur-
ally present itself has the Superintendent 10 the one
case or have the Freshest Cashier and Directors in
the other exercised that vigilance and scrutiny
which their high trusts imply When Bank sus-
ptnds and upon examination II is found that its best
frenSs, its Directors, have gorged upon its very
vitsls and left only hesss esrcass 10 in TANGENT
stock holders and cheated public II NAV Well
be asked Of what service are our laws and
where the vigilance Of our officers under tbam
So when it becomes known that the teIlar
hes appropriated TO his own use tens and
hundreds oassnd and Is 81 at discovered h.t b,
has the eamps table, lived is 6ne houses fsps
sunptuousy every day carriages and soehnsa awaiting hs
bdns add giving that cost only nve hundred dons-
EACH ought ssnd the pss csak dsiuded teller foh
A The ep and cortenfs Of he World and Rot reserve
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COMMERCIAL MAITERS
s.iss Of stock. at PhiIadeirA,. Nov. %.

e~ies Of Stocks at PhiladeirAia. 1890. Nov. o.
Reyerssd for TVS n Y TRIsuxs BY Far Tncx.al
fleo 90 RR, essh s.; Sl4ooe City Ca los IS;
t,toe 90 N r. cash. 81 So 600 sa.q Csns g. 5si;
Penn R. - Al 2, d. ie lcfs, eash. II; do xf 30 Long
s.s H. y: y Esssiss ise DO 81. % Saes
Ia ,ssys sl ~ d. Oil 10 g. Garden lnnrssee sSi 50 Nor
S.si IS, sssy. S; sPsisi.i Ssai ~: ssaI
+. EaSss Ea,ds- 5000 City ca, n RA, s~s. s7li $40
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sUnsrK FROM ZACH STATE.

NB-Beef incl idins nothing bot the beat large
well Stalled at lesst one year.
Fret quality consists of large fat oxen stall fed AZ least
eral months
Second quality include. The best srsss fed the best stall
fed cows, and the bes, three years old steers.
sbeepEHra consists of ehoise bucks and fancy ewes for
toe and the besfc ossefs
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Passengers Arrived

In sSip Paeaas, from L0adoa-Mr Hall Ms ssrsent and
child Mics srs.at nns T. olds of BrcoklJni Ms. "sLe,
dren and servant, Of Washington Mr. hon, Mr. HaIst Of
England
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MINIATURE ALsAkAc........raIs DAY.
SUS-Rjses... % sets...... 4ji Moos-SeE.... Son
HIGH wATER.,......THIs Day
Sandy Hook. 10 Gov. Island. 20 He'll Gste... Il
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WZZLZAMSB URGH ITEMS.

The examination of Oliver Lee charged with the
usser Of Mr. Hsrrison In the Election not has been post
Isaes until Wednesday next
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BROOKE YW ITEMS.

IsDusrRraL School AssocnrIos.-TheM ansgers
Of the industrial School Association Of Brooklyn provided The
children their charge with Thanksgiving Dinner on
.dpesday School House In Concord Hudson
svebas ssnpsons repast ives provides and about one
little children (osty eirs) down the
table AoT dinner addresses suitable TO their understanding
were made by the Rev MI. Bae Mr. Judsou, aud Mr..
osd The children exercised 10 singing aud questioned
n the toy OF Joseph Their sins oredtsbe and their
the questops propouuded correct Asr these
srsses they DIMINISHED all highly pleased Tue Assoc.
tisn under OF lssies with an sa,sns ooL
Zee az gentlemen The oIicers Mrs tnhsI MOVE ist
pivetes.i ME- Jane q. Smith. 2t DIeetess Mrs AoaIe~
Wenop Treasurer; and Ms doratio W snipnan
w ~ he s get the idle little Girls out VI
shs srsis en- by bringing them together Instruct them 10 the
Of ston end In the general duties OF
se,siy and religion Thus far the school has prespered;
snush good has already been effected
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-01

FALSE PRErEsoEs Gideon l. Walker. Aaron L.
Cine Samuel B. Fritz brought before Justice Batch
~ ON Wednedsy, having been arrested by Deputy Sheriff
RSssDo on charge Of obtaining goods under fasepreones
Oss tbe oOmpaDaniss Mr. Abby ses.r m.nufsc,ure in
Gel.st Of whom alleged they obtained 900 worth An
stIsr 10 Dsnisl Wright Of Freemsn of whom Fritz and
WsAer obsned oil TO the value Of sso and the third
ysipsnt u Thomas Wells OF whom machinery the value
81 e2e was obtained. The accused parties held a
nssr lnfpre Jusiice Batehly this morning % answer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-01

or the earnings, over One-half zee, O3l wa, from
passengers, and s72, ala for freight The receipts Of
the Company from all sources from June /, 1853, to
October l, 1854, were sl,sso, 2io 81, Of which
s622 1872 50 were from sales OF bonds and 500, 500
from stock. The payments during the same period
have been sl,7i9,oss II, leaving on hand, cash,
t7l,lA -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-01

The floating debt Of the Company, the amount
needed to complete the stations, gradngs turn-outs
&c, amounts to s47a $50 over the available means Of
the Company.
The Peeris and Chicago is completed.
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Total. ri W pV'fsi %
We annex the weekly statement of the New-Or-
leans Banks:

The State Of North Carolina is in the market Tor
proposals for six per cent loan of gill, 900 10 State
Bonds for which the tenders will be opened at Ra-
leigh on the goth December next.
The business of the New.London, Worcester and
Palmer Railroad for the year ending Oct. 81 1854,
wac az follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-01

IT will be seen the Banks continue to lose specie.
The Chicago Tribune says: With reference to the
Lawren,eburg Branch, of the Safe INK Of Indiana
we learn that entire change has been made in the
PIesi lency and Drectorship; and ample provisions
have been made to redeem the circulation.
The cond.C Of the eighty seven Banks OF Rhode
Island, on the I'd Of September, 1854, according to
returns made to the Secretary OF State, was as an
nexed:
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From Oar ConespondentI
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS So schrs L L. sh.rp
sh.rp Boston, Oscar HSwley Cartwright sag Hsrbor;
C. Gray, Wright Newcastle; Ladies Choice Brooss John
W hall. Hollnss~orh, Little Greek; Cen ye..sy Chsss
Boston star Nistsron Providence; Lseonis Fsker s.eo
Me- Lady suffolk. bslsr, Nsw-York; Expedition Dopbev
smyrna snpie, Fleming Port Penn; John Ward Gomez
smyrna sarah MHren Barsee Dover; j. P. PryOold Rich
Sarah Desc Smith Duet Greek -e''
ckdyedSsrs Bermudisn, tBr) Cartwright West Indies;
schfs =. : Thompson Fisher. Boston; w p wif.ms Po
Providence; David Smith Peterson Boston .fs,,ns,
kenrebse copes New York. bark Tho. Barter ScuiI Boz.
ton: Gen Nessey Chsse Boston; Henretta Baker
foS; Lasons fsis saeo; John FaznAm Baker Proyd,nc
W l. Spring, Wllsts Wilmington, n. C.. Lucy L sham
SHARP Savannah - -~' - SNsiP,
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MARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YORR......Novr
Arrived.

US NJ s,.anshp Rosnose Skinner Norfolk Petersburg
and Richmond. mdse. and pass. TO Ludlsm Plessants
Ship Elizabeth y. Wlsts lnw) sss.rin Mystic 10 ours
In ballast 70 Sutton Co Is as burden and intended
the California trade.
and pss to Kermit CsTe~. Was anchored on the Bar
l.sf night.
Ship stephen L,he tof Bath Bart Shields 50 d.. coal
to Randolph Co Experienced heavy weather. split and lost
sails. &c
BAR Morning Star (Of BOou) Spear Curocos vi. Whining
ton " C.. Ca twhere she in 10 dstressJ salt God
ruff Robinson; vessel % FOsdlck Scanned
Brig Mary Hsmien Robbins, Malaga 81 ds, fruit &c. 70
y Ogden. Experienced heavy weather list foretoo.a
yard sal. attached also foretopmas stsy.s split other
sale soye bulvsrks &c SD 10 with bdss Ocean Bird
Lee for New YORK. Emma Eager swebetta Tor Charleston
C. No date st Sc Ion TO- spoke ship Lexington Steering
east.
sehr John CLARK Mckay Kingston Jam 2lss old metal
pimsnto &c. to II. 5 HeRry Experienced heavy weather.
Lost calls. Be.
Sebr Clara Borses (Chu) Anderson Port. csbslo 20 d.
sehr q L. Lowell, Bo-on ds., mdse 20 T. II. Herrck.
sehr Abbott Lawrence Allen, Boston d. mdse Dayton
4 sTrasue.
sehI Arctic, Martin Georgetown, D. C. 4da, grain to Az
bott, Dodge Co.
sehr Nights gale Hun Providence mdss
sehT. Ellen Rodnsn, Ossood New Bedford OIL.
sehr Wocdsr, French, Providence Mdse.
sloop Tkos Hull, Huh. Providence, mdse
sloop Rhode Island, Hull, Providence. mdse.
BELow5Bsrt Paul Beszs, IOf wsHsnJ Dyer sasld.
Barb O. J. Chsses, Nichols Shield. Oct 10, with coal
SAILED-shps Z. c. Scranton Spencer for LIVERPOOL;
Monarch Of the Sea, (nes) GadneT, for Pensacola
WIND-Durns he day, ~ W. and fresh
Grsvesend ef Portsmouth Nov. l. snd brings reer.se
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,5H,Ao S
The earnings from fifty miles Of road of Hartford,
Providence and Fishkill Railroad, in operation from
June, less, to October J. 1854,
Amounted
The regular working expenses 6 $50 o.
". ...ni... fe .,Onth. SIIs laa "a
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Tlnaundi.
dividend NOTICE.-Tl

PACIFIC BANK, NV YOsK, Nov. IS, 1854
TTHE PRESIDENT and DIRECTORS Of this
i Bark have DECLARED DtvIDEsD Of FOUR PER
CENT the Capital stock payable the stockkoden
and aitrl be LIST OF December next.
The Trauser Books will b. from the 22d The 10Th
inst iLclusiye BY order OF the Board.
! CAMPBELL, In Cashier
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From Our Correspondent, I

The ship P.estne arrived yesterisy from London snd
Grsv-seud, LEFT Portsmouth Nov sd bring. 100 ssese
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RuII,s-IItad Cattle Market.

FoRTY-FoURrH-sr., New-York. NV. 80 1854
.s95 Cattle In MARI II to-day, of shout medium qua
from he follo
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OFFIcs OF TnE ILLNoTs cgSrRAL RAnRo.o CO.,

kewYork. Nov 4, 1854
NOTICE is hereby given to the Stockholders
~ Of this Company that lnsAllmept OF FIVE DOL
LARS the Capital Stock Of the Company
viii Ten Dollar. share hs. been hsretsore Assessed
required be paid before the 9Th day Of December next
at The Office OF the Company, No so Wsllst New Ysrk
The Transfer Books viii be closed from ts date TO- and To-
GLIDING the l0h day Of November inst but transfers vii
be permitted se that date without Of the Install
ment called. By order OF the Executive connistsc.
4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-01

JUICE OF thE DELAMASE. L.ck.w.sh Ws'nS{
CALL for the TENTH and ELEVENTH IN
~ efALLNENTs-A further InstsiIment Of TEN Pss
CENT The increased Capital STOCK Of thu CompspJ ~
been called for payable FRIDAY the t day Of Dssems,
proxiHo az the Phenx Bank Of the City Of Hevfon m
which dIsfts will be drawn heretofore. : -.
The Eleventh and final Insfsnsnt Of Ten PER CENT.
will be liable on the Sd day Of January next "a,
Subscribers pay the bsep Of heir subscnpons NJ
Office any before the dates above mentioned fAJ
choose and receive cerestes Tor their fa sech
BY order VI the Board Wa y. HAnnLN,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-01

The bros ers selling Cattle to-day commission are
George Ayruult, John A Merritt,
Beach 4 smith, Martin Willing.
Barney Bartsm, Sherman Wheeler,
william Belden. Charles q. Teed,
M.ssn Hosg. George Tofey,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-09-28
VenliIlaiina HaYStackS.

The rural New Yorker gives the
following as a common mode ofeffect-
ing the ventilation Of haystacks in
England and to prevent their heat
ing by fermentation: A large sized
English grain sack, such as will hold
some 5 bushels Of grain, being 2 feet
in diameter and A long, is filled with
chaG or cut straw, and placed upright
in the centre Of the stack, which is
built round it. AS the stack rises,
the sack is drawn upwards, thus leav-
ing hole or chimney in the middle
for the heated air. An empty salt
barrel, with an iron rod across the tor
for handle. would be likely to sui
a Yankee better, and would draw up
wards easily if the hay was not quill
much above the middle or swoller
part. This would doubtless be goo{
contkyance for cornfodder stacks
which SO often suffer for want Q
ventilation.