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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-23

Hall, Halter, First In RasAloa, has bee
nominated the leading halter Of the mstropolis II
hats caps and furs, q he w b uDasinously slscts
l13 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-23

AnsOn's Dzguerreosypes-LAFvo s1xs Nor e
ssnts; solorsd, and IN nice oase, tWee ths she
sksn for 50 cents and equal In quality and sss 10 n
hat are made ELSEWHERE for -. ANHONS, $50 BsSa
vsy opposite Metropolitan Hotel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-23

DISCOVERY OF FRANKLrN's REMANs-From
the details we have received from Montreal it
appears that the remains which have been iden-
titled as those of Sir John Franklin's party
were found on the banks of the Fish river,
otherwise called Backs river, which flows
northward into one of the inlets of the Arctic
Ocean. Conjecture places the point where the
unfortunate men persisted at about the inter-
section Of line 81 deg. longitude with line 81
deg. n latitude. 1t will be remembered Sir
John Franklin's ships were last seen in Bar
rows Straits, in July, 1s45. We can now in
fer that either in that or subsequent winter
they perished in "the pack" and that their
crews or portion Of them escaped over the
ice. The survivors must have attempted to
go southwark, in the hope of reaching one OF
the company's settlements on Hudson's Bay.
They had accomplished more than three fourths
Of their journey when they succumbed Their
sufferiDgs must have been dreadful in the ex-
treme.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-23

TIE remaining counties will probably increase
majority zoo, making NJ. MAxSei,'s majority In
state nearly 1000.
Compared With the election in 1862, these couu
show large democratic gain-Mr. Maxwell than
6,79S, Ar Caeen 81 l--msjo-ity 81 Nor il Is in
same counties 770 Gov. Browns vote is less by
than that given TO the vnjg candidate two years sg
The vote on the removal Il the capital win BE- ,
close The figures give g. 42 for removal. to g.
against.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-23

Vie hands Of sv'gorous and energetic people. Uatn
the cession o. California TO tn United States ard
the rush Of our people thsher, the rch gold deposits
Of the place,s remained unkno~p 20 i:s semtciTil-
lied iDhabi ants. What the effect would bs % 70
CARDS the product Of silver iu Mexico under snAa
gons circumstances can be estimated. IL canno'
be doubted a., with skill and indus ,, the Aexi
can silver nes could be made to yield double TIE
annual amount gath red in gold from the washiags
Of The sierra OF California. These suggestions are
prompted by the interesting commun cation OF
correspondent On the subject, which may be found
in to day q paper.
STATE OF THE MARKETS.
Common brands on Saturday were without mate
rial change. White, Southern, Canadian, and good
to extra State brands, were hell frmer. Wheat was
firm, with mod rate sales Iniian corn WAS frner,
and sales were made at roc. Gle. Pork sold at
$l2 25c. 3 $l2 81, chiefly at the latter figure. Cot
ton was steady with sales Of about 700 500 baies.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-23

SURPASSED, AlLn0ugn
butts comparatively short time before the public, she
has already acquired most enviAbls reputation among
critics. The last entertainment she gave this city was
sttended by most fashionable and apprsciaive audi.
enee and successful the most sangune asprant
for public patronage could desire Her reading Of "rhe
Dying Achemist !" "he balcony scene from Romeo and
Juliet, !" Bnssn the Rhine" "Tne Building Of the
Ship" and the Polish Boy" characterized by thu
ost thorough appreciation Of her subjects and ex
hibitsd h Versatility Of dramatic talent rarely dis
played by the person. Those who have NOT seen
this talented yourg lady should not neglect this oppor
tunisy.
Castle Garden win b opened TO night for equestrian
performances. The company includes several well.
known pamea, ana the prices being the democratic
scale, the affair win, no doubt bs successful one.
Excellent bills offered at various other phases of
amusement, and full particulars win be found In the
proper place.
PHILADELPHIA Mr.. Forrest Is dra wing great crowds 70
the wsnut street theatre. Mrs. Frren has been play
ing 1t the Chestnut to thin houses Miss Makeah Is en-
gagged. "Euftache" Il the attraction ct the Museum
and "the Comedy Of Errors" ct the Arch
BoeroS.-hiss Dean has concluded her engagement at
the Boston theatre Mr. Forrest Is the next star No
thing new at the other theatres-Nr. G. II. Finn,
young comedian attached during the past three
to the Museum, died at Boston, on Tuesday. Mr.. Finn
had hardly resched his majority but he had already at
tanned respectable position In his profession. Person
ally he was highly esteemed; his department was that
Of gsntsman and he the idol Of the circle in which
he moved His early death will be regretted by host Of
friends He the second Of the late genry James
Finn the di tnsushed comedian, who peished in tbs
Inflated Lexington.
The FloreDces at Cincinnat---Mr, Fsrren aud
Miss Howard have produced Plot and Passioa," at
Cleveland Mics Margaret Mitchell, who is star. Jog ii
in The Western citier will room appear in this city
Mr. Lsnsgan, Of the Broadway, has peen py rs stGr
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Spoken, &c.

Scot H. S. ion II TO- shP Martha Ward im Nsw'Y0s
fcr Mobile ,,,,
sept IS lat S. lon II, ship Tempest tof Bath
ttCeling rOrth
Sc. BY e. ~ 81,
= show ma bite bursee with red letter z. in il
SEPT ~ ai 49, g. bark Francis secor. fun. Liverpool
Tor New Iorl SIS dsys out n,
for Liverpool -,
showrr Mariy.tts Nos 1870 dFs distinguishing pendant
July T. lat 6 lon ~ W., ship Oracle Rtnlet, fun Lv-
eipo,l July a. FOR Australia.
1T N lon % w, ship Martha sanlpson I'm Dos
ton Jnre -, for Bombay.
Avg lat % 10 ~ Ion IS H. An bark steering
show rs r " bite flag with letter n
Aug. lat SO N lon q w. ship Berkshire, Williams,
frcn Ho,ton July 8. for oseuit. - ri,
sert 50 ~ lon II 20 W. ship shsckamsIon Thomp-
scn ircm Liverpool for NewYork.
sp let Il 49, lon 81 90 ship Zeuobs OF Bath, ds FIN.
Liverpool or Philadelphia
$ pt g. lat S. loa W, ship Sultan EOm Liverpool for
NJ. bile
sepi H. Lemon Light W. By s. miles bark Pioneer of
Baltimore OH HArtlepool for Point de Gale.
:, q ship steering E,
sboW M everett d Broen's (of New YorS) signal
eept lat ~ 20 lon ST. ship franklin King Bor
land fl, N ST JGbn " y. for Liverpool
seat % si a S. lon 90 49, was een steamer st. Louis fun
New-Yoi tor Hsvre
Crsg from New York for Glasgow.
No date % S. Ion 80 ~ ship Lightning Forbes from
Liverpool Msy II for Australia
No date ~ S. Ion 6 81 w, ship Ocean Queen Hale,
from Liverpool Ter New-YoIk.
No date 81 IS lon SO II. ship Mearo, from Boston for
EtwOesus lat 20 "a Ion TO- brg Radius Of Portland from
Havana for Baltimore.
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nfaaefrr~ ~.

sHrF soLpAy e. Boston from Msme reports tb1; .foa ne
IA Ar TIE i9lh September eNperenc-d acc-ssoa
sass seTt g. u a udasn sht et Wild carried away ma
tcu ysrc !. tie split fore to2m.-, sty7e
EAyAxa-The barb Cnide Hsrod, W Mug. Dasoer, RON
s. Jssc while eufrips the bsTbor OF C.nfa-ss zlf ut
ot ashore the hat assisted OF very prom pty
By the co.ncing officer Of the castle n--r WITH s SOLO e
re tor urn5sr Of ". steamer Gerer-l L1o WI
lsnrchfs .s ehJeB her OF ard ihe Captain o. ne
Pst viii every afdionsl al thst neee--ary un .-
cut Of safely shehor-d the usual sroand
he esukefs q owGE the prSnguud- s;a wiiea re-
n. sduinssred an1-r rhe Ell eu and an,el g-nt IL
y CA Of the Gssns Eisasd officials Of the GoSeTn1eni above
sllused 10
CsPr MIAMI Of bark Mary wrecked upon the Colorado
Reef ssss that vessel IRE previous 70 as
LEAVING her; tu, after max considerable odlng WITH us
boafs On back he perceived column OF smoke from
a, sbr and b. erdeavured but f0T1d Z i'm sela
The flames hunt II fev nat-s siter the nrst
OBJ rvstcr Of The snd be tok thai IN the ro nz OF
T. bal sy Lave escaped from The caeose add com M
nictsd with the Ills statement Il eonasned ~ me
sal -
THI sY,UsE Epfs TxvIxcIsLE Angola IS DAY, from Raw
bond 10 Cseiz rnt -h.flssoR the 3h alt FOR
eff having experienced heavy gale from ne " w on the
"a I'd ard .4h daring which 'pruns the foremost sad made
vs,er -
THE FILorEo.r w Y Leth tof charestonl, feu in with
he Wednesday last. sbo1 - miles
crh n tie Pr, ina Pan skos She totally di-nssed
sbsnsoued srd full Of Thi. doubt the brig Comet
that sailed from Charleston the 5h ut with eargo Of
b.r for New Haven. iCo1n
ALARGE VESSEL bottom up, supposed TO be ship, wss
pr,ssd Oh the sd ut in Lar % So. 0ag 90 y
THE wEEcK Or THs SHIP LADY CAROLINE OF Liverpool
dmsEtd sbAndoned passed or The ia at In Ai ~
L.
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II. d. Hulrs Hide Circular.

NEW YoRK Saturday, Sept 80. 1854
HlpLs-hhh modeIsts arrival. and Increased de
rom the usee prices have ruled very nrm and
fo the week nave been quite As the sales nave
greatly txcet dtd The receipts the haDd
ably oniuahea importers hn. .d OF thu late
rvas ihN have been Landed have qaJxglons
Buyer for home eoosum bs~ese ay present
neat IueAnoe ano purchase bsI iate w9als
The stook viii probably Be m further reauc d Oy shipments
" Esiope - hides can be purchased IL this
rses than q any pr; there
Receipts OF In wesk p COS Hde. a. folo~s: . bert
ps, tISn baenos Ayres 4l7j dry srs co. .ater - H
Ntsen no Grsnds 500; e LauGet,s Pan. AZ, n IA De
CtbA Arsoa ss,; = Conquest Barcelona 4tC0 M,aae,aka
hsSaGslqse, $40 s4isd hides Y Wave, Doninso S1I
The present. siock Of OK AID Coz comprises - 5 Of the
foloS rs dsneSDs mons - 90 Dry Basos re. q .o Dry
Biz GtAnasi 800 Dry Moute N<so; SO orr Ouoce. o.
Dry Pofao C.bello 81 500 Dry African; as Dry s.sspi. 81
DRY MsIsesbo; 2teo Dry NO Hsehe 2Cu0 DIV Ttb.rn
Nesis m kc SO Dry EstsmOros. SO Dry Yer. T-,-
sco Dry 81 Domingo; 500 Dry SANDWICH nds; asa n,
Central Aue1cs; 20 Dry Hzxo. ~ DIV Par, -
Dry Barcelona soe sAsa Rass0s Ayes; Sis satea AZ
rican
SKINS Gost-Thsre fair demand fer csrAco. SKIN. fro
the uanufseturers and he steek much redzces a, IT,
have been % arrivals for Sales 50 h.s No g.
rsce. each DeerThe market has YER, inaetis
without Gales seeeiss Of importance Ny Saotsons sre
nominal
LrArRra-The market las been very quiet, with bat little
animation and moderate demand The receipts and oek on
Asna confnue hsh sni in Of the high comparative rsss
ruling The material nest hedefs are drn their
Pness Light vsshs hsnlsef Of sse sennsa ssssHPasss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-03

Passengers sailed

IN ,sip Filing Seud 70, Auroiia ild SSt IN sd
Mr. O. Patterson Misses Pat 1850 G-orge P1t
f,r.on spa fhrer sIvaufs Sir ALd MI. w Hal TIRES
Mise, Hal and "a. servant Mrs Can MIS- lsane Carr Mas
ter, Carr three seTvsGts Ms Psrt1, hl's'
aid Perk rs and Jamaica West lodies; Df
sirsero csradA, Mess.s Morgan sssheh sevfevey aad
Poe New. Yuk; NJ and Mrs Perry. A and VI - More
m, ouker.. CoToelgs sud John Psttes Cana
ia. W bot. u. ID. Wilson, Mr. and Mrs Port and two
SIdr, ar AID Gilbert AMI three child eu, Ar. aud
Nj ,op nd children Mr. and ar-. ROT and children
~ A. Mr. Stella -elass " ster seii4s AID
n (JycreId Montreal; Mr. sn6 Mrs Peer Matthews snd
,lic.eu Nf az MTs Koch Mf aud MEs Fzhey, Michael
Np,rv Nbs Mur... Miss Sarah Muray ston 81. aud
Eebr,en r. Acii-sou Pztiiek Hines Mr U Rel and j.
M.Isghan Wseiiofd. james snd Tngma, Arnistrong
] Cut, LUbdy, " Long Mrs.fs Baldwin Patrick
MeC en- Malcolm GriHu Ron.n, Jams MN4msra John
N'ntmsrs 4. Correl RichsId Williams Mr. and Mr Jo9es
Jfm.s Dorov,n W. d Hammond James Teesens, NegYok;
Mr aud Mis- Hslin and child r Csus~y CoEu9r raomss
TODD " srows, Beir'id Carol samuel Lean W. rrsoar
Nj ana Me MIOInrck. Ansusli. Patrieb Ryan, Henry
Kchrng JCu Sailor Thomas BanHigan George iris w n.
KAu (bsds Graham. W CLARK, W. Davis. Phillip JONAS
II Buns Thols Martin, Jcph Martin ia Kennedy
Nen is Jo' Jane, Gluyss end fionas Tfeloar Lake So
u nor eoyIer mine; DHs Ma In w. Campbell, hr aai
bIs OFslery Aies Pc aice, Henry Stevens n. !1ss
Stevenson Lsh superior; 1,oTg- Wing Peter Brtz John
,isL C. sebv sil Z sehwal willi,m M,hle ch,fles
s, hmidt Jchr EL,,hsrdt, Claus JAhiseo Geer. eu,
Frcuick Pshl. Peer Slaoer, A Brown Z I FlemiGs.
Michael smelly belhouse. Cus'ek, j. Hill, Byron
and T. W Smith
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MARINE JOURN.4L.
PORT OF HEW-YORK.


Steamship Empire City Windle, Ne" Orleans, O. Rob
-,
Shl.-Mad Of Orleans d mis- New. Orleans, WIN N4son
som kIou priuz trus August Meyer, Hayu, u Wehcken
JeIssy & rUsby N,w Oiittps, I T. stanton
bars 81. A1dIew Coken. CAdik. X Buck Co.; s.
J,,eIh k,mIion Maunzas, ". T. IIrGs Co
bue.- Henry Guild Anderson Inegua, feok * Church
sw Cousins Las la Nesnh sou; Sussnne-, Joseyn,
hey V,tt ala ood Anderson Co Chattanooga, Nor
III. hichn.OLd Kirkland 60 .
sehuoLut- Lltn Rodnaa OssVod, ew'bedio.d, mas err
N smith Con.lng Ch4riest' n, McCready Mott q Go !
Fl'z.trh itpc D.vie Wiiislnsnursb, W. Mckee; s A.
AIInton Sicl,G-ou 4. -ton " IT, rcs Fabef Totte,
Axs art Abbott Dodge Co.; Comm-nfer in hief Way
Ind itlE stu ee. Chairman Co Francis Barrett Fair
tliId htTttu. \ e.. Davis Hoitues, Daui Webs,er,
sits PoTlsbd RUs.ell NDingi Cataract, Francis WI
nil zion MCCnscy Mot; & Co
s,nps- Is1i.I u ,bs.r Miller New Haven, j. H. Havens
z VI Gllee., Lincoln Taunton master.
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zrAilad.Inl,ia lIsrket.. .Mosp.r. Oet. ,

crrpc1poS BaRK tdsy hsA above tbs view % tuysrs
Co1ro. Wv frn with mail SAL fol
H. ,ee dsrsrd 70 f.'er within - -sns fr--1 -
sg for GOD arde1Is So;hns doing IN s.nis -h
AZ, tedsts Cosx MEAL stationery; ses 500 ID. cd
eu5isyu ss75 Rvs FLovK rcsree- ana ale. 81 81 IS
gT,T coos. In sle~ly hat h d-sud sn I'd .nd pic-.
f-xor he tu-.r.bsuf - hvh fzd bur-. 81 -
f,r air 10 Prime sc-h-Tn -~6s and 81 Wits,
Gers ststay and - 20 y bush zine Southern yellow
4ft hu.b feld So GsccERffs still IN ,etvs dem nd
sresR md hing full pics "sovIaoss
oui.t sor iuqury fyy bacyu So1th bl ..@.
fcfd L,pp eoriinurs as BrTrEs sni HrEss uuch4aEsd
ClovEa inssiIve Timothy confines ssrss. Au1 s
.hpfer az ~ s 70 IS WHISKY with mol rae demand
At e. = III hh1s. sesres AID held prices.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-03
tlalers.

Herd from date, &c, bark Morning staF, Cleveland,
New BedfoIG 20sp
letter fr Alex Bathurst Esq dated Pa,a, Ahg 30
ros snehor at that port 25d ship Maria Perry Man. 200
50. bosro 9Th. bark Montgomery Cushing NIB, $40 sp
20 VIII 9Th lark President, Young Wes'Port 100 sp OF
and Aug 6 Triton 0orDin " $50 81 returned for two
fCTtfs-bouud % shore % cruise TIL March, Pot
Acky Nspf., $50 'pi 4th Hercules, Potter NIB 100 'p
Hesro from in June Cstherwood, Oliver West 'or 10
H. rhyr OsroBer B 90 sp since leaving Psi;e; Susan
do 80 sp; Morning Star, Cleveland do no sp OF
1onlez il Ass. Lark Eugeuis, Wood n. B., $50 bbs al
told
letter from Capt Woodward of bark Winthrop OF Pair
repous her of Bonin Islands May Slh, vita $50 bb
p. II do vh. oil. Same time ship Jheh Perry, Lawrence,
n b. 500 sp.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-03
Baltimore Cattle Market.

BALTIMORE. roussy, Oct ?, 1884
Cattle msrke. eleven bunirea bad Of Beeyrs
offered Thre. hunrred driven Phsdeph sd syht
huTdffd sod Ire hlcf prices rAnax from - - 70
~ IS -vergug IS g. The o. eeI guilty
sr ih' e issf week Hogs sold 257=g 81 The sup
py Of -heeT large sales made a. $685. 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-03
To Mariners.

The Surrey has determined The position Of very
dangerous ed.e the negbhohood of the Minots
approaches Bosom Bay This 'unken ledse vefy
nth Of X has been Published IL has
ouly sPri1s itss The
.i nav be determined BY the following magnetic bearings
fYcm IL: VI, ,,,., az,
The lrht boat bsars..s......s.....s N =" oy w w.
lisht
Nirst'. rock fOut-r Minotl sears. w. BY MN.
TIE mile Tor AVOIDING this all similar dancers 10 this
vicinity / Mt 70 pas the sozord Of ne % boar, where
strsL,srs have no excuse for going At any time
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srnn Oar O.u Csn..pona.n,

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 2-ArTirsd-Shp- so.,,,,D, w.,.
ssurdsI LvsIooi; Moheoso, %. csr4a Lsndonderry;
bsIis Creole, lBr) Shield. DO Lowell. sl1ley New 81.
ssss. Gs0rle D. >mouse Wsfsen. Roson srx liex Mil.
las, PORN NJ B, s' J.sss D.st Iasuas ..cai
vk.s viett, N.ntueis Joha Lase s.tsr Site Pros
dice; CsHhids. Yert Portland; Lozss Ana Doushsy,
ProyideptSj A. H. bro~n. Esdieotf do Gsee Ksii, Bos
ten; T. p Abel Dietinson Portland: Iss Chssr Boston;
Moe. Brown, BsAer do; SOs Chester cOr.ou soi Eliza
hsth, Bseea. 90
ci.a,sJ-sris Delaware Arsns Boston; sch L 9, Pond
CIoNell Eat Can. AlltGe. "
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Domestic Porfs.

ALBASY-An Sept 80, schr Josepbin. yerri, gorv,Ik
I'd propeller hoha~k White Hartford; scha Trypheaa
Lowell do ~-' '--'~e''
Oct AT sehrs Bel Johnson New York; Perseverance,
etss Sostoei Empire Mssor, Proydencs; Panama Allen
eni " y het's Saith, New Londrp; Corho, Rowl.ad
Iowa nee; osrst Aye.s Ne--York; OscAr y. Hswisy
s.i fennsySsnia, Benty, frOviasncei Oregon, Lowell
AIxASpRiA-sA SEPT ., triss Jehs Al6s, Dssubo.
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paints, Glass, &r.

-xISC 'PIINIS.-The NEW-JERSEY ZINC
~ having greatly enlarged their works and Ina
II COr s.y OF theiT product prepared 70 execute
proved l ..1 ,btsir sDPEafOR PAINTS;
SrSsis WHITE ZINC, which sold dry or ground Ia OIL
inn,,d PURE unsurpassed Tor BODY aud CflFokA
eSod Of prepsrOn has recently been discovered which
csn u.Dy 20 their Paints 10 keep fresh and
re-. ir any reasonable time la this respect theK
so l. " ali be- superior TO any other the market
1i, RROWS ZINC PAINT which IL sold at low price
s opIy be made from the Zinc Ores from New Jersey
80 well Known for lie protective qualities when applied 70
I'm or other efEliic surfaces
Their ONE-cOLoR PAINT possesses all the properties
of The Brown and Of agreeable for painting
a,e dep6ts buildings bridges &c Dealers supplied
liberal terms BY MANNING & SQUIER, Agents,
No. lgj Wssbingtonst n. Y.
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BY Tele9rAph.

BOSTON. Oct 2-Arr. ship Hunter, fro1 lensoni eeis
Island Ci,y. Gslvestcn
IT. srs. Of .oes,er. for Pas. a.vs have been very
lrr- rcueiDs 81 vs-ssis from the British provinces
CHARLESTON-Sd Oct 2 q. :. u. fteA1a-r SVainei-eI'
Thcuaas for NsHYcrA
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re nos Abundant he heavy rin coa.inae Sales
enossi 20 "a 78 sdes ind the stock eonpris-s 5 dss
Osk rusd rSu.ns without change in price vita fair se
usrd md ,siss OF he foot up 81 6des AID IS a.
ttHa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-03

Average number Of Btey,s sod each Monday ... 5tj
Average bumber OF beeyes per week ''' 90
The a,srsge of the first quareI OF tue es wa 70 aI ths
,veIse of The second quarter 5iJ so that the ayears
Of The ast quarter has about so than the NE
half Of the year &,
The following table the number Of Sheep Lambs
Nea Swine each week LOT saushie and as the
number Min These totals however, large they
appear show the full number received owing -
the large quantity that comes scattering y
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Recsipts Of Produce Der. ..

p, sorn LoI % 40 hi. Flour ia pks. Ashes,
25 tJ,L beet 000 90 Oats 10 10 Com 81 Bar
Icy M bbls Whsky iici bags Corn Meal 80 s1A Cheese,
Il. idea LeGihef
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-03

,v,,,, the semspd D. m.lnly for ropensshe..;i
T1n ttscy 20 .sst N very quit for Ensbeh Lhsees 100
OILSTbe el.si n The absence Of sales sales 10
press are se sc Crude Whale Is eaoJsnt and eosades
small ioi, - 49, made the East the pertefas W. were
Die Refned sells steadily a. lValzc ios Water
snste cyuSe Sperm very arm snd the ma' good for
hk ehsok.d By the hsa prices dem ied last sale
a. ot rrne Asnuiactaec steady a. previous gao,s
49, Isro coll AID prcss favor toe Rarchsaer; ssies OF
Winter ct ef1tfe aud To fo1r nonhs ioF Saia nsr
AZ Red Ieee, tut les inqurts iori sales 81 &C. e"aA iof
"psuTesr5e mslets Rrn Sales or 100 casks at 81 25S
ALL Prime 10 still held Q: &C. - -, .
sPELTER very firm, VITA sales Of 100 tuns rstes !" g.
Eat Of &c, 6 fnoa - ,,,-..s
ARSThe stock continues small and The inquiry roea
ind prices are frS sslss o. 20 hhcH %
sDd iaq hide Caba Husso Esdo a. Be- ., n m 49,,
sEFDs lover Seed lower and Is duli salss o. - 49,
and 30 bhis AZ lie; Ssothy lower AMI n more 49,
Of M bs,b good resVeo Canadian g. - % ol,Li
Flsx seeo d quiet at 81 e5asi 70 80 ID Lin'ee'
imporss Il bostOs from January 70 s.p, H'i,,sss
-... igi g3i l6l.JJ5
ToBACcO-ghsre has been 9ute movets 5d a. 10,
~ 80 ,ndsv sales Of s. bids kentsety AZ 1Sei LIZ
49, Ch, ~ DO iiayaIa l63 Oho seed Lear wain
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Tytal, sheep ana Lambs. ..lss2
Total. Sheep and Lsmbs..1 ,ocl
s3S] 80

Averege per head :. .''''''''.'''''. 80 %
The ,hv vere cold Bro~LiDgs aud embrace stock from
nj. stsf. New. jersey, P, BnsyvsIia aud On
The following report Of John MOrtimore sbesp Broker at
ChaubeIIil's far vie Of transactions that
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OF
Sheen and

The totals tot the three quarters VI 1855 follows
Beev,s NeAls Sheep and Lambs SWINE
lS2423 1910 so ~ lJi
Grand total of slaughtered animals Tor nine 100 ia
Thu s II Sc per week
The following table gives the number OF cattle Ia market
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MINIATURE ALMANAC

IMMATURE ALMANAC THIS DAY
suS-Rses.. So S,is...... 50 MoOS-jets. SIN
HiCH wITER......THis DAY
Sandy riook... GOV Is and. IS Hell Gse... %
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By the Appearances Of OF the State OEs dfJvers are
ffchrg us we should thuk they trJug t. wIch
could Hoss for MARKET soue OF his STATE
Uess arriving do weigh ~ lbs apiece S1ch SOCK 9e
not wanted No Hos that weigh lees han O lbs aud lat AZ
that need be sent here Keep your trash At home aud boil
then, up to I. ed the big ones you can't DO anything else
with them.
RECAPTTULATIOS
pfs number of ana receired for slaughter during tie third
- ~ L al
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wIcKFoRD-sd. Sept -, sloSp Hope. Gssdner " Yoss
wIscAssEr-An ssgt p, brir. Mao. Wilder. Geo
WASHINGTON N C.-Au SEPT ~. schr. Messd P.,
psy New.York; Mary Lcnss, Asbott. Boston ca I'D
srb,. C,loAe Cork New York; "a, Deborah. 6Iso. "a
rrsnds Longnsn Bo-oui Cora, CossOu, Philadslpa Ne
dad Plstt, Day Newhern
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Building Matsrials.

A ST. N 4 z s. s A l. L
~
LUMBE
The entire stock Of William d. Foster No. al Westst VIII
be sold for cash by order Of the sss.enees
DAVID c. FOSTER. }As.gnses
JOSEPH y. CHArELLfER, e
COLID WROUGHT IRON BEAMS for FIRE
- PROOF BUILDINGS, VAULTS. STORE shOSTs.
ROOFS 6cThe underlined nov prepares 20 u4nasa
solid wrought IRON rolled Beams cut 70 sPscinea
price which enables proof buildings 20 De rh y
moderate advance on the Of wooden oo.s Inc oc 80
invited 10 .xsriur the new building % We" hapeL
Brothers in CHfs where they have '"en u"o ''f''oH
information aPPlyo COOPER HEWITT No. II Burning slip
no ARCHITECTS and BUILDEHs.-WLRE
~ az - $500 Dunb Waters &C. far durable
= hofE 'of CGAs W. COPELAND. No "a Broadway.