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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-12
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An at Melbourne Sept. 10, bark Eivirs Hsrbeck - San
A. DO Sept 10, ship John & Lucy. Bremen. Liverpool
Al Jervis Bay Austrss sept schr Tennessee from San
Fr.nei'eo for NelboSrns VIVID bound o,
Feejee Island. via NewCsledOna Sid. 2th, ship Racer
Al DO Sept s. ship. Columbia, jenkins; Homer, smelt;
esit AriAns Antsr. end DraSoe Dunn.
PhsdpS. June a. snd id Now for chnch. fand
ssstsn GO.. San Frsnei'eO Sept lsnd I'D Nov 10 for
SD Nov or Chinsha Islands sist ship MstsOre 1Fr
Cysbods San Francisco .nd sid Nov for Chneha Is snd
Nov slip Persia, Cook Chinch. Islands land I'D sh for
. days A'ehse Anseo Moore san Franei.eo, Sept Sd,
sh for Chineha Islands ard United sa,es Ste ,hen Lur-
nan GohIel Hamburg 90 days and SID sh for Chineha
lsnos;) Sd mot I'd bark John Casse, Howe, Honolulu,
land ed 7h for Chncb. I.snd.l 4th ships Capitol
Lenrsw Ccquhnbo, land sid sth for Chineha Islands
IArds;l A S. Lawrence. Bslst Baltimore, June g. land
ld 7h Tor Chnehs Isnds Kate Hunter Bush Boston July
ls land I'D sh for Chibehs sand Sir John Frsnkn John
Phadepha Aug H. land sid 9Th for Chirch. Islands
5h SHIPS Emily F.rnum. Parker. Portsmouth, N H. Aus l.
Norfolk July s. sod sd 9Th for Cbinchs I..nds Wiism
sigse. COOK boston July a. land I'D 9th for Chincha
for Un ted sstes Lady EnA ruce Bradshaw Valparaiso
land I'd 5h for Chinehs Islands; Loo Choo Day Pat.;
cha 'sndsl baIks Warxick johnson Psnsms Sept snd
sd 9Th Tor Chinehs IsSdsi J. ]. Cobb NickersOn Mel
eth for Chinehs Islsnds Her-a H.llet Boston Juoe "a
(sLd sid; 9th for Chinch. lslsnds)
Long United States. PhsaI, Nieker.on Chnchs I.lsuds
9Th hir- hiehse angelo Moore and Crystal Palace sim.
do 9th ship North Atlantic Moore do 7h ship Cr,
Bro0tm.n. HisrEs, do. 9Th alps Benz Howard Bsrtett
90; bark ChensnEo, Hines do. 10Th ship Cowpe Paine
United States
At Do. 18th ult ships LoO-Choo Day for Chncha Islands;
Bsueds Brothers Peele fm Boston; Charles Ward could
I'm. New YORK: strsbo, Cutter waiting orders; Eagle,
reps; bsrks Mary Durham, Luce I'm. New YORK J. Cobb
kickersop.
Al The Chrchs Islands 7h ut ship. United state. Hzzu,;
judge shaw Holmes Hsnpden Sylvester; Starr king Tur
ner; Simeon Smith: Wtchersf, Feemsn Star Of Empire
French; Sea Ranger Peterson; North Carolina Incker.on:
Stern HevsdA, Penhsilow; Uncle Toby soue; Carriage
Perkins; Gauntlet Ludin rton; Sultan Berry jamestown
CsnSsge; Asscs Davis; 0renbhdze Smith; Robert
Arnold Ksnpebsck Psiten; Meteor Fuller; California
Pselet Gardner; Morning Star, - Ann.wan, McL.ne;
and Faneu Hal. Bangs all loading ruano for u stste
Arr Valparaiso Oct H. brig FORESTER. Grossly San Fran.
esco 2oth. .hip Alert Burnley New York June 81 a5th
Bueros Ayrea
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BOUND To NETWORK.


From the Eastward. s;rkipe sorndns ia more thss ~
fshous mud direct for Sandy HOOK making NAV
es or the Light SrkiDg soundnss In Ices than
the northward OF west shoanns
the water very gradually thai course II oeatnf asnhs
westerly ind IN neht thick westher DO not stand %
he n0shedrdv ftcf M re1rsy W 7S
FIVE bland The chart shows that alter passns INSIDE Of
25 tho the soundngs decrease very slowly going s.s,
and rapidly aorth or on Long lsisnd shofe INV
distnetion shog!d be carefully borne IN mind -
NOTEl vessels from the east bound TO New fk ial IN
.sht SarkAy Light they too nesr TO Dsyss soutn
will the s8nthw ward till they pass ~
From the sonthv ard and eastward shape the from tbs
Nayesuk shts observing the precautions with the esd gwen
in the gene raj directions 81,
From the souhward bound to New York from the south
nothR gained by running into less than ID shoms
water Of B0yne2dt less than Is t1tto@s sasts
&c Lons being founf citi1 mile dad quarter ~
b,aoh fathoms Ia 'he night tlncs weather III "a
amucd Gr0rep indicates approioA lad
To for New York uarbor from the Light bost when
with the Light BOs-if without pilot steer NV BY w
after shoeng the TO three fsthoms take up the
the channe to be entered according TO the directions
on the Chart of New York Bay and Hsrbor
BOTTOM NEAR THE COAST.
From Sandy Book toward the south, the bottom changes
from ssnd sand On approaching Barness
pebbes and In places shells The soundn also change
from 10 fsthom, At the distances from the shore Aii1
passing Bane the bottom changes from gravel To yellow
and sand with yellow speck. found on od met Lns
10 athous gray sand; 20 the south OF TINS yellow anf
again met snd carried Hereford Inlet South OF this
Inlet and abreast OF Cape May the bottom white sHY
sand -
On the shore the westward Of Fire lssod net the
shoa ground forming the bars Of the Inlet extends from 70
"A miles from tbs shore. -.
On the Jersey shore there shoals Of Barnega and The
Iulet 70 the South g. eKesding fr-m 20 niles from tho
shore THEY ARE TO BE AVOIDED BY USING THE
LEAD
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SAILING DIRECTIONS FOR VESSELS FROM SEA
GENERAL DIRECTIONS

The GULF STREAM, byiis hh temperature sves the hst
vAuius approach the In latitude $50 10 q
Of latitude Arer passing hrouEh u the be
fsl There is fail Of striking
whe shows the time 20 use the deepsea lead
The color Of the chsnEts with the depth. From $50
60 fhos II changes from dsk blue light blae and from
10 So faith ms md less from light blue 10 sht
Seven curve lines drawn the she Tins the depths
Of TO- IS % 80 a. So AID loo sthOms Up & the % Ahoms
curve they follow the general form Of the hote and eetweea
the and thoms the water suddenly deePens The
.Ohous curve 81 miles from Cape MAY In an b. d.
recon but lsss than miles from Monsns Point dep Of
n fathos end of Long bland therefore too
the snd unless with commanding VIVA, While 70 Ahons od
Cape Msy is at safe dists lce from the seore
The latitude Of ships place usually better Known tnan
the oustude the portrait Approaching
hi. coast and can be determined approximately from the s
with the distance between the curves OF
depth ,,,.,
10 show he slope Of the bottom snd the sudden change in
the depth on Approaching soGndns sections OF the bottom
along five lines ubch drawn the map sre aided The
rise he bank slope 80 steep ths o. 70
s,fon oui want OF observations THE CAREFUL USE OF
TIE LEAD WILL PRESERVE FROM DANCER
In ICO fathoms Of the Of Delaware Bay mo
bottom in ahoms is mostly dark sand IN xed wis
broken shells To the north Of 10 parallel t IL mostly green
apd blue mud mixed with sand.
In less hsn 100 shows east Of Delaware bsy the bottom
between and 10 shoms most frequently s.Dd aid esen
shells inside OF 90 iathous yellow sani VIZ" aek
specks North Of this parallel the bjtt'u y AZ Often mud
sand mud being eqnent GONG 10 the nofh east a7-
iii on Block Island where the bottom iion lo 70 " Among
4 mostly green I'D or ooze tie Block Island sound
ngs Green mud cannot be found within II mes
Of Block Island and seldom The OF the meridian OF
Noutsuk Point. in les than 8 fathoms wafer
Between and fitnous of the coast OF Long shd ana
the character the bottom changes oeu BE-
tween these depths ha reference must be made
he descr d.
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Dutchess County. ~, equal 70 10y cent. for meat -
He The offering thi. week al TINS mrtet mss
beer rather light and the weather
rc,s advanced from TO cents y ~ Good sheep are very
scarce spd the demand good Common Sheep, sales slow ,
NFALS-The receipt Of Calves has cot Gown 70 soout the
Lowest ,bb The arrivals Alerton as weet only nun Der.
ed l7 This only about oneenh OF the weekly average last
The have neary done for the wint,i
Good 10 demand For kitten and scrubs
the market decidedly fat Ne notice occasional Ia market
some meat of these btiens that looks blue and slippery It
d,usis US with everything called Veal Il is such dog meat
roth beef that the sales Of that which good
MILK COWS-We believe that the GOOD Cows have all
dried Not In thirty that comes 20 MARKETS worth hay
ing They are re scrubs that DO dot look though u
would possible milk enough pay for the food they
eat We msgne that COED many Of them are brought by
people who sre under the impression that Cow only sort
Of rtrsner through which w be poured and will
come out milk There difeuty IN selling GOOD Cow
from so TO $50 not one in twenty bring that price Good
ones wanted $500
sWINE-This has been another Fre.t week for hog killing
and butchers have been idle. This Ems Railroad con
tnues pour continuous stream The number last
week o02-the week before II SCI We find dsts for
altering the fiuIes Of quotations The best psns hog.
worth Sc asa sc 81 cwt desdweght great many OF
striving only Ct for stock hogs and would not sell in
any other place the butcher We eat anything can get
New York The Harlem road reports live hoss but
SO 252 dead pork The Hudson road brought down give
and 625 dead II will be BY this how small our home
supply. II would meet daily consumption. The warm
weather oftodsy lift continues long viii soevhs check the
packers, and perhaps Affect prices
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". A.. ham, to End that no butcher has seriously snbU
=. rSn sss .,' Som. Rso scssss a.
sptsn principles While ohers say they dd 20 De
S Che on wo5day al 10 $40 le.. thar they
upon the resu,r msrsi DAY they prefer 70 bay Nons,
do ihnt the owner. OF 1se WI oe NiIihL 70
sins s.ne very long for the accommodation Of BODY
III. .t,,sd lest week that the attempt to msntAn MOnd,y
eused by Of the Monday men TO day OF oeins on 70
, NOR. ,.b. than last w.s2 The whole number
rood ard bad all told reported By MI Ahsr9n a. as
,bsn would b. .oa The burer. we're not present. There
were the time in the yards psrhsps dozen oaten
er present AID they intent in denouDens every
sunday business than they were N seepn. Their 20
We think that who have talked The most against the
change OF day bought three four head each. for
which suppose they paid cash II is said that wss the only
way they could Get them.
Some Of the CHEST price cattle sold to-day were BY T.
Russell OF Duiehe. County-5 head Of TO year old or-n
that bad been worked and pretty well fstted-t to
s sToollTs. for s;ss s.tir Ss At J, cwt
Another pair Of Dueh.'s County fat oxen sold for e.
prices were less than oc think that m,y be set down
az p-top price to-day The RANGE from TO oe ana y
eour.e the WEIGHTS viii be estimated low We sorry for
those who have been induced to bring their eate mere 20
expecting to get an tStrs Price we "si HO' NC ''''
Az the down town markets cattle selling io,tsy ,oler
ably bri,i At sdlcc. Good beeves are TAKEN np a
Ice fsir estinse of weisht Owners must intent ,nHn
selves with that price as Ions as other fresh mes. ana
1, o. plenty and cheap We hope the run Of lo~ sLA
c.te is pretty well for the winter 1t time hsy ma
cut r -. 4....;,.;o, n,
SHEEP AND LAyBS-The market for this deserlp,,on OF
stock fore part OF last week was pretty yey ou ,ne
fux OF numbers or other cause toward ,atafdy ln
The effect 20 check and reduce prices To day a. btoN1
Ds. trade very dull With very arss surplus on nao
MT Browning thinks counting fresh ard stale there are
.,s than Ooo head in the pens AT Chanoe'hD' 'ns's
smsr supply -, r..-.,i, .,all
don 10 .oru Of rain and sleet sst night which ha;
turned 10 mud and mater in warm sun 70 Gay ns - -
New York winter westher-sn equal MIXTURE u "'1 ''
4. .horiS
The quantity Of stock In The pens 10 not 1000 'nop
he yeCarty has some good So Sheep selling a. 70 10y
ofhsnd,ome Lambs 10 McGraw. pens be offered % s.
nick IS Thomas L.rkn hsd ~ good Ions WOO oheep
t,ed by Robert Smith. 81 Fort PLAIN when wa $500
about md sell for &c IS each The peits o. escn
should sell for We should be slsd to noce sueh fooi
lots Of Sheep much ofeneL IL. A. ~ ,L
The average sales last week is lie higher IMAM the week
before We think they will run low this week
feeders in this State say that they eanhot conp,
With Ohio sheep Stock must be low there or drover co aa
stand he average than +3her the expense ma''
be considerably over FL a head ,,, -. =.
The following account Of three sheep moker sass
Bowrinss will give the resder fair view oil Prices oil as
srf
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60 nlariners.
NOTICE to MERCHANTS and sHIPMAS-

TERsThe Pilot Commissioners being frequently applied
10 in regard 70 of shore potsGe detention beg leave
refer 10 the law OF the STATE Of New York passed q 1885,
and amerded April IL 1884 copies Of which be had the
office No 50 souths They especially refer part Of section
is and sections and g. below. They also beg that
they do Dot consider themselves having anything DO with
agreements made at ses between pilots and
Section 49, When any ship vessel bound the port Of
New York aud boarded by pilot appointed BY this Board
Al such distance 10 the south of Sandy
Light house that said E house could not be from the
deck Of such ship vessel In the day time and fair weather
the addition Of oneouh to the of potsse herenbefoe
mentioned shall be allowed 20 such pilot.
Section H. For every day OF detention the wharf the
hsbor beyond the time notified the pot for hi send
the vessel OF beyond the usual time OF getting vessels from
20 the whsf aud from the wharf every day
detention Of inward bornd BY io longer than
days the from the wharf three dollars sha
De added 70 The poage; pilot shall be detained quar-
anpe by the health officer for having been board
weasel s pilot the master agent consgnee OF such
vessel shall 10 such pilot all necessary Of iv
and three dollars dsy for each and every day Of such de-
tention.
Section 30 Any person not holding license pilot under
sbs pilot offer pilot any ship vessel from tho port
OF New ork by the Of Sandy Hook shall BE- deemed guilty
Of misdemeanor and conviction shall be punished by
hue not exceeding hundred dollars Imprisonment
exceeding sixty days. and all persons employing person
pilot not holding license under this under
Of the State Of JeeJ shall forfeit and the Board
OF Commissioners Of Plos the sum u one hundred dollars
COMMISSIONERS.
CHARLES II. MARSHALL ROBERT L. TAYLOR
T. L. MORGAN
Appointed by the Chamber of Commerce.
GEORGE w BLUNT, RUSSELL SrURGIS,
Appointed by the Board OF Underwriters.
D. PERKINS, Secretary.
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ITO sHIP-MAsTERs.-The attention of th,

valuable "0EEERAL CHART OF fHE COAST FROM
GAY HEAD TO CAPE HE>LOPEN from Q survey undsr
the direction Of u Q HAssLER and A D BACHE sarper
inpdn Of the Survey Of the Cos Of the Unted States
Published In 1882.
II Is the uc rment Of the Board that th. CHART should be
In the possession every ship Master trading from the
port Of New York. and Il 10 confidently believed that the
directions Ge carefully observed, and rag LEAD AND
LINE PROPERLY USED BY COMPETENT hands no
would be stranded the shores OF Long Island New
Jersey unless driven ny q hurricane
II earnestly hoped that every Navigator who regard
merely the SAFETY Of property bat his reputation and the
Interests humanity will avail himself Of the By which
shpwreck may be avoided
those very r.re which skill vigilance
oyerruied BY the clemepis
The Board deem proper % publish herewith tbs following
extracts hom the Sailing Directions which the
Chat shove referred to- ELLWOOO WALTER
pee g. 1884 Secretary Board Of UndersriterL
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Sales Of Stocks At philadelphia. .....

rR,nor..d for THE ~ Y. TRIsUS. by rRy THohLs
Tiy, Bcayd 81 OO schuy. Nav S. '92, III 400 City
R r 6. P, p R slii Besyer MesdoT r: R So
ito Resding Railroad ssh loc do bswn 93 Camden
Amboy Railroad 1877; Al Pennsyyanis Railroad %i 10 DO
Is; Mechanics. Bank 81; 20 Northern Bank Of Kentucky
b5, l4 - 80 -, N
Second Bodyd-s 600 Beaver Meadow r. &c. 6oi t85V
Penn s. 80; $500 City R. 6. C. P. RR, Siii 20 3
III; Cam Auboy R.R. 1875 30 Resding r b5~n 55t
osino Pyies-Upted States So int off, isl bid 10 .kedi
T. s. g. 81 int Of ll5i bid ll6 asked Pephsyvsni. g. s'
Nd 90 asked; Resdns Roed So bid, S1l assed kesdns
Railroad Bonds TO int Of ~ bid Ia Asked Reading Railroad
Mortsass c. go go bid 81 asked Pennsylvania Railroad int
OF 4i bid A. asked; Morris Canal III bid. II asked; schuy
kl Nsvsstion 6s a. III bid 70 asked: sehuykl Nsvgson
eo.k ri bid n ssked Schuylkll Navigation Preferred -
bid 2 asted Long Island ~ bid 1T asked Niefsours
bid aked Grsrd Bank l0i bid oi ssked LehFh Asc, ID
bid X ssked; Union Canal. 9 bid. 81 nked STEADY.
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Sid Oct a. Hsmb. bark ss.sns, schmidt san i.sne1sco
IA Isrk HerInone, Howard. Bonoala "a snip r''peO'
DO Oct So ship. superb Prendss. from Caso ~ uSltei
s.f.s feps Akb.I Coffin Genton Freeman a. o :
Rnth obsop DO Zoro,s,cr Crshy 1871 tons fof sac "
tho.s rero. ted under the bead Of urivsls , s.,
81 ,on P,nam, Nv II steamships John L. stephens,
PsaTson ard Surprise, Wskemaa San trane,.co -.
asan Bias Nov schr S0nors, for Ne"'fof e'npe''nS
=. 4, q, 1890 -. V.'o.r.,.o
Arr Al Cobijs Oct p bark Lamar Green Batmare iIy -
Az At T.Ic.huano prior Sept 70. ship lndePendenec
cboste Tome Aod I'D for United States bark Onon husey
Csllse Aur IS, for United States - -,
id from DO pror % Sept schr Equity. Lambert New
psSsord Dec IL 1888 Thomas Feb H. San Francisco
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OBJECTION BARK dull and held at ~ for No. Cor.
Ton chan ged but dull previous prices FLoUR-Demind
limited stock very gh and held above the views OF buyera
STANDARD and coed straight brands quoted 81 751 80 but
no sses except BY retail for home Extrs and fancy
brands brisf sea SO CoRS MEAL and RYE FLOUR firm
the former 81 the latter 81 WHEAT continues
and wanted ct advance noted last week. 1900 bush good
Southern Red sold at 81 and small lots White 81 % Is
ds2 o. In quality from store Com rot so frm sales OF
oO bush old yellow. mostly in store. st SIC including
White AZ Sec new is worth 85c RYE wanted at 81 220
81 25 and but little ofenpg Pennsylvania OATS are selling
5lc from store; 20 bush only fair southern brought
fgc Gfo. GROCERIES and Provisions unssred- CLOVER
SEED sells IS 75d SO. with but litile offering WHISKY
rather lower; sales made al &c for hhts and bols
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AmEdf,

Shin sb,,r Hill. HAVE % DAYS lead and ec passengers %
Tin sT NOV sm M i HsI be for New orssn lat
4. So lon spoke hip EnOeh Treat from Liverpoo ior
sl. Ie ha. hid two death. ,mouE the PASSENGER =, -.
Ship Charles Cooper (of Phttonl ouits ~ 10
Deun. 18Th ard the Lsndseud 3lst, mdse sni
Sieser,on Had deaths before leaving the eaai mel
Dee &C. Of Sable Island John Mssuas OF b..vy
ho,Id ard wa, drowned The c. c. has e1perlenceo
westter on the ra.sass has sprung head Of "a, of
yard sails and eyeSythnt S.s sontin
nal uesieIIy winds; stove bulwarts, &c p;., Y.
% r 70 mater Wa up to sandy Hook Sd inst and
VA. blown of shorr in late gales; lost main stay i0e'P
ma. se .'a sew Pne s. Msrt. day, cotton bsc
co and bides to snsllwood Aneerc 20 h.u. v. 915
p.s.prer to Dsans Brothers. Wasp 70 the Hook Sd mt
And ws blown Of 100 mile. in the late NV gales has nad
PBs' or Comet o2en wcten Hamburg IS days in ballast
with Isl p...ens,t w se1E,G re Pot. M.u..u
crb. 10 5sv. m.horsny tobacco &c 20 Daniel Curtis 20
Has been 3t.ys .tisTs' With heavy weather. O''
Biz sarah COf Dsri.n ROndout, with coal bound
Rrs Belle Poule (of Dseu from ROndOut with coal for an
Biz FSw.rs rodlion Rondcut coal for Boston ,....
Bns St Putnam Windsor " s. ID days plaster 70
Ri, Rolos Wave (of Bath ROGER, PospPrince 81 d'
oEwood to Henry Desfsd Has experienced heavy weans.
lot fore ard main .tove fa,ey and ooa 'pl
s se s ~ s W s 81 lon % a.
sehr Euphsrs Eldridss. Portsmouth days md'e to >
W Levi. s. Ro,.,,os. lime.
Mountain
sehr o. H. Perry. Henry. Rocflsnd, lime - -, -
schr E. Chsye Tresdwel from Portland Ct Win stone
to Jersey City. - =, NJ, As .. so,,h
Csrolina III - T.. r..,L
In Me. ~. $500. f. Rattan
schr r Abel Dickinson. Portland, c.
Sloop Joseph n all. COe Portland, CT.
sloop Fashion Hull Providence. wi h denestics 49, -
SAILFD-From Quarantine this morning, oaEss w; ~.
Lewis MARCEL Csdiz; Hecs Peterson yacksonyile ouss
Cant John Cozzens sssus la Grsnde Drummoud PINK
ham Trinidad De Cuba Brownsville, Rogers St Piene,
Martinique. -, ,,, A.
Fnf,nd Proesu for savannah; bark Edward Patterson
Apslschcola; ship Texas. Merrill, Msrseiles;
Also ship Maid of Orleans Dennis. New Orleans ,
BELOW-schr Ebentr tBr) OF jersey Also two birn
unknown.
Also bark Catherine from Csrdens
WIED-sunrise, Nv Meridian. do; Sunset do.
Ship Fidels pkt Dixon. Liverpool Oct r. arrived 81
uisht reports passengers II DAYS on the east eot
NewfounS and beating Cape Race win ight = W.
winds thick weather; has been p days Cape hee
In - % Ion S. us-eds large propeller bound esti 10 is
So Ion 49, Charles Oliver seaman. fell OVERHEARD and was
lost On the outward passage Andrew j. "lke OF hnose
Island fell overheard and lost Nov o. lat g. ION o.
spoke bgsnine PeunsyvsDs bound east Dec FIRE lslahd
bearing by n 50 miles took heavy gaestfom the westward
ard back Nantucket Shoals Have had ssucees
westerly winds and severe weather the entire passage
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fotsl...........
Averase..........
Sales By JAMES hcCAR1Y:
Sheep and Lambs.
SIS Os y bead.
sheen and LAMBS.
s57s5
Totsl....,
Average.
UGFsaa
....S3 v he.d.


The whole of sales the market may not average over
ne head more than the before and the Increase was
All mon the three frst DAYS Of the week
yery choice kinds Of Mutton and Lamb can De oouzh 10
n,r,et a7dI0e By the single quarter. AZ wholesale us
Sooi deal below that common Mutton BY the car
oss as low .. 3d4c T. n
The market with Sheep and until they come
in less numbers need expect advance IN prices
One thns keeps Mutton low the abundance OF buch
ers oa OF Pork All the rib. back bones heads feet PACKS
OF 10 OOO hogs week will feed great many that might other
wise buy chesp Mutton Then there Is large quantity OF
small Pork eaten fresh and Turkeys and Geese can be had al
about the a other meat 2 ID.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw.YoRK.........DrcEsE
Cleared.

stps-Msd Of Orleans. Dennis, NewoTlesns, WIN. Nelson
Co New Eng and Pros Savannah Durham Dimon
Quseo Of Clippers, Zsess. Liverpool, Zeresa Co julia
Howard, C0ttsT, ssvsnuah. Scranton Tsmsn; r. slo-
Wooesids Antwerp w. r. schmidt 4 Co; New World,
knight, Liverpool. Cerneiins Grinnen
,,Bns-Lord hDlpsve' DR. Ward, Liverpool, H. y. W.
Meyer
Bhg.-Hsbeces. (Br.l Merriam, Psrsboro, De Wolf Star
Co. Dspseh tBrD Murray TurtS Island Tncksy Light
bsurne.
seAosssr-ssrrrss, Coe. City Point. Js Hunter; States
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Ballmore Cattle Market.

BALrIMoRE Dec ll-Tweive hundred bead Of BEEF Car.
TIE were offered az the market lodsy. rs of which
driven eastward and as sold prices ranging FROM 81 IS
TO 81 IS on the hoo extra 81 81 The demand for Hoes
was active and saes ade a. IS sass y hundred.
sHEEP dull 10 the market and sold a. s2d s. The
ketdsy hereafter wii be Thursday I'd Of Monday
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Receipts Of Prod uce-Dec. IL.

By Erie Rad-odd-l col bbs Flour l57 do. Buckwh pa
pks Lard SIS pigs Beef $50 do other Provision. 20 pigs
Cheese 500 Do. Butter IS pks Ashes IA bbs. WHISKY
700 ,des Lesthsr $50 Hos. 800 sheep, and s1ndres
Pr HuGon Rir Ralrodd-6l9 Cattle. 100 sheep 10 live
HOGS 625 dressed do $50 pigs sundry Provisions. 80 do
Poultry 20 do Esgs l4 bales Hops. 60 pkE WHISKY e DO
Butter Geo bols Paper 5s bss' Barley IN bush R,e lO2
bills Appes bush Potstoes 5 bbls Flour 25 pkEs
Buekwhes Flour $50 bales Hay ISIS gals Min q tuns Mar
HE is0 do SLATE.
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