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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-08-16

SOUTHERN WHIcs.-.'rhe Alexandr in
Gazette pertinently aud truthfully
says:
The Wing party Of the South, will
maintain its integrity-let others do as
they will. 1t wants no sectional is
sues. itseeks no sec tional division-and
II. will not recognize as Wings those
who, uniting with fanatics and apita-
tors, would strike blow at our insti-
tutlons and our interests in violation
OF right and justice. Our hope is, that
the sound and conservative Wings of
heNorth may able. yet, to defeat the
efforts there making to draw strength
to the Free Soil party; and thus pTe. |
serve a National Wing party, free
from the faint Of abolitionism or opposi-
ton to the Constitution, and devoted
only to what are the true principles Of
true Wings. the limitation Of executive
power. the reform Of Popular and State
lights. and the maintenance of conser-
,atlve views in the administration of.
ne government. both with regard to
ur foreign relations, and our domestic
oncerns. We will wait patiently TO
re if our hopes are to be realized or
disappointed. We wish to preserve
ct TO destroy-to strengthen and ele.
ate the Wing Party, North and South,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-08-16
HOUSE OF COMMONS

iidmance. Giles Mebsnc, Wig. ]. I,auc,.,e,
dem.
Ashe. Allen Gentry, dem.
Afernnder. - Boyle, wbir.
Anson. Al. Dargan, John Broadway. Yh;us
Burke. Vim. McKessop, wing.
Berthe. David outlay, r. H. Winston. wh;os
Beanfort. ]. r. Stubs, Fredk. Grst. wings.
BRUNSWICK. Castor Mrarcs, dem.'
Btnden. George M. White. dem.
Bnncon6e. =. B. Vance, whiv.
CafdtOea 8. +. Patterson, whig.
:, Cumberland. Jesse G. Shepherd, Malcolm /:
McDnfiie, Z. II. Coffield, demos.
Cttrrifuck. --- Jarvis, dem.
ChoUan. John q. Ba.lham, dem.
Cherokee. John Rolen. whig.
Camden. Wilson Harrison, ghir.
Ca6arrus. D. NJ. Barringer. whg.
Carfcref. Levi T. Oglesby. dem.
CdsUeA. s. T. Hill, VIM. Long, demos. -.
Columbus. A. ]. Jones, wing.
Chatham. r. C. Cotton, A. ID. He,den. deuos
J. Headen, wing.
Geaueiaad. G. G. Holland, w. VI. Wright,
lemos.
Cafa,cbn - Sheriff. dem.
Crouen s. w. Chadwick, Geo. Green. wings.
Dap.dson. j. NJ. Leach. Henry Walser. wings.
Dars. VIM. B. March, wing.
Duphn. w. j. Houston, - Whitfield. dem.
EdSecombe. ]. Barnes, - Williams. demor.
roysysne' Allen Flynt. J. A. Waugh. demos
ISnnkfn. W. X. Martin, dem.
Greene. d. T. Williams. whis, ~
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-08-16

I 6SsaEls. lanes 8. Amls. whis, Jsmss nj
lssk, Wm, Lyon, dsmat
Gsilted. Ralph Gellsii. David 2 CsilssH
/ C1lflE t1tIslI. WkiaEs
Caia Ma n. Egss. ukig.
ktsylspsd Rstssi LssF, den.
hnffr6. ". a. D4niel. whiE.
H4hfsE Z. n. smilh, a d. Pslias. .kixsL
Hszk. Mites shrisy. d<m.
Hrndrssn. John Bsrirs, skis.
L.knsfsa. d. X. Tsnshnssss. AZ. B.me<. 5.m.
Jlas. 2. q. siamens. Wig.
HedsA l.. q. shark, n. "a. Psfks. ~&ir.
Lnaola. HrnD csnssr. demL
L<nsir. Willism Sutton. dean.
MDespslE q. !. Neal. whix.
Aoeoa - Patton. phix.
HaGsoa- lola fsaery. dem.
Heckieaburg. w. n. Myers. W. Rl.ck. d<ns.
Honfgsmuy. - Resell. ~hig.
Moore. Hugh Leah. whig.
Martin. John Wsus. dem.
Aag Hasouer. ]. X. wiilisas. 8. q. Person.
drusesL
N'rtAa~psca. b. >. snsEwood. John B. By.
mum. dsmok
Nazk. =. w. Bryant. dem.
0rasse- ssR1 2. PhiIips. Jssish Turner. B..
~higG
0nsice. L. w. Hsmphrey. dem.
PHI. w. ]. Blow. q. Z. B. singIeiery, aen.
Person. Major Green. dem.
Ps,9uotank. VIM L. Mann. whig. :.
P1gsisssns John p. Josdan. dem.
Robesoa- Neil Regain. r.. A. Nasmeni, wings.
Rnfhe5osd. w. n. ship. John G. Byuum.
wings
Roscal a. II. Caldwell. whig. Oh. a. Rose,
dem.
Richmond. wslier l.. Steele. whis.
Randolph. Jahn A. Craven. Jesse Thonburz,
wings.
Rockinghasl Thos. Settle. j.. Joseph Neal,
demss.
Saniy. John Fur. ~hix.
Nokss. Joel Y. Hill. dem.
Styvy. Charles whitIock, dem.
Simpsons. ID. shaw, q. r. Daushlry, demos.
Iniaa. James A. DUN. des.
Huyaa. w. A. leakins, =. A. Williams. dem.
Hifkss. l.. b. Carmichael, q. T.. Cook, wings.
Washington. II. A. Gillian, vhig
Wafanga. Jonathan Horton. ~hig.
Wake. N. G. Rand, w. w. Whitaker, demos,
Jacob Mordecai, wing.
Wayne. w. Donch, Whitfield, demos.
iaiioey. 49, Garland. demo.
Vodka. q. w. Williams. dem.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-08-16

THE OLDEST INHABrTANT DEAb.--The
Warrenton IVA. Wing says: Easter,
negro woman the. property Of Mrs.
Eliza +. Carter. near UpperyiIle. in
Fauquier County died on the 9Th of
July. having attainded the aye Of one
h,t'.drel and forty years. This is one
Ut the most remarkable cases of lonre.
sitv on record"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-08-16
THIRTY.7HIR CONGRESS,
Saturday, Aug.

Sa'uruay, Aug. >.
According to the terms upon which
the session was extended there could
be no legislative business, and none VA :
attempted. There was no quorum IN
either Housc. and the interchange Of.
messages IN rcgards to the signing Of
bills was all that could be done.
The Senate held = short executive
session upon a message submitted by
the President, who, with his Cabinet
occupied a room near the Senate cham.
Der. - -
at two o'clock both Houses adjourn.
ed over to Monday.
:. Monday. Aug. 81. &
The two Houses, or rather 4 few
members Of eacl, House and The pre.
siding officers. met at an early hour. (
merely to make formal close Of the
session and at eight o'clock the re. I
sPectlse Houses were adjourned to
next.
The session Of Congress just closed.
vas extended to eight months, large
,ortion at which. as observed bv tHc
lntclligcnccr, "uas coi,su.n.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-08-16
The EIeciIon-Thc Result.

The returns from the late election in this
State, which We publish today, though no,
complete. are sufficiently full 20 enable US 20
Determine that Mr.. Bragg has been elected Co
vernon, and that the Democrats wA have ma
jority in both branches Of the Legislature.
Our figures show that. in the counties heard
from, Bragg has received as,7ie votes, and
Doekey 4i.ssa. leaving a majority fot. Bragg
Of l.sss. or the counties yet TO be heard from,
Caiawba, CASTOR, jackson and Union are new
counties, and their vote in 1852 4 not shown
in The table; but Burke, Cherokee, Gates, HYDE,
Macon and watauga, gave Kerr majority Of
COZ. There is probability, therefore, that
Brags's majority win moi exceed i.soo. IL 50
much.
In the Legislature, according TO our Estimate,
tho parties win stand as follows In the Senate.
20 Wings. 30 Democrats. In the House, SIS
Wings. s. Democracy Democratic majority
on joint ballot, 20.
The following il list Of the members elect.
cd to tho mort Legislature. as eomfleie and ac.
curate as we have been able to make IL:
SENATE.
Ashe. Suyy. Yadhin and Watauga. George
Bower, dem.
Alexander. IredeH and WAKES. "A. Mitchell,
wing.
Anson and Union. Thomas s. Ashc. Nhiy.
Burke, MeDo,reH and Coid,reH. e. +. N.
Dsris. wing.
Berthe. ]. B. Cherry, wing. "a.
Beauforf. Joshua 1'syloe, wing.
Biaden, Brunswick and Colombia. Thomas
). ID. Mcdowell, dem. -"
Buaconibe, Henderson, Madison and Yancev.
David Coleman, dem.
Cumberland. Warren Winslow. dem.
Cur5ifuck and Camden. ]. b. Jones, dem.
Cho.can and Gales. Henry Wiley. wing.
Cherokee, Hdy~ocd, Maeon and Jacksoa. w.
n. Thomas dem
Cdbarrus aud .Saniy. - Freeman. whia.
Carferef and Joaes. Richard oldfeld, dem.
Cas,rcH j. a. Graves. dem.
Chaiham. John n. Haughlon, whiy.
Cieapttand and Rutherford. Columbus Mills.
lem.
Craren. q. B. Wool, dem.
Dauidson. John w. Thomas, whir.
Daptc and RopGn. John A. Iillinrton. ub;r
Dupiia. b. w. Herring. dem.
Edgecon,Je. Henry .. Clark, dem.
ffaaktia. James Collins, dem.
Creme. ]. p. Speghi. dem.
GranciAe Charles r. Taylor, dem.
Guiyord. John, A. GiI,ner, wing.
Hyde and IyrreH - M.CIeesc. whjs. .
Heriford. Kenneth Rayner, whlg...
Hahfar. NJ. l.. Virgins, wing.
Jolinston. l.. b. sanders, dem. n
Ireden Anderson Mitchell, whir.
Lincoln, Custom aud Cafi,p5a. John r. Hoke !
i'm.
ueektenbarg. Jnhn Walker, dem. !
Martin aad Washington. Asa l,isss,Jem. !
Aontgomeryaad Moore. - Christian. wbie.
Ne,c Hanorer. Owen FennelI, dem. = {
northampton. 4. j. Person, dem. r
Nusa. John n. Drake. IT,, dem. :
Grunge. Wn.. A. Graham, whig. =
Onstoc. Edward w. Fonvillc, dem. y
fiH. b. +. EboIn, wing. I
Person. ]. w. Cunningham. dem. tC
fas7uotankand Pe'9umans. - Winslow. &
Jig. = :,
liobesoa and Richmond. r. !. Morri-ev ,xb;o = :,
Randolph und Aiamance. WIN. b. Isns
Jig. ''"'' {
Rockinghant. George d. Boyd, dem. L
Soies. ]. ]. Martin, dem. e
sampson. Thomas ]. Faiso,I, dem; n
Warren VIM. Eaton, dem. :,
Woke. Castor II. Wilder. dem. -
Wayne. c. II. Brogden, dem. y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-27
FINANCIAL AND CONNER ciAL.
ONEY M A IA X r. II,

TUESDAY,, September 26-6 p. N.
The stocs market continues very Gull. There vas
Little ty at the frst bears to-day but prices
were loser thsn the close sterdsy Illinois Central
Bonds declined = per ceot; New Yosk Central Bonds "
Gun berlsnd Co 4; New York Central Railroad y.
Cleveland Columbus snd Cincinnati Railroad advanced
q Erie better demand, but prices remain with
alteration We do not look much activity In the
stock market until OF the MS IN specie b
come qui ted The exportation will probaS'y continue
l.rge for some weeks but without reducing prsea
supply 70 say extent. The fact however that large
shipments goirg forward will be sufficient to chect
specuisons aud prevent purchases which might prove
profitable. All these things tend towards contraction
aud peepsre The way for powerful and widely ex-
fenae5 NOV msnt at SONS future time There are only
about FIVE OF Fix stocks in the market used much for
spscu purposes airy time and when the whole
force Of the street becomes centered upon them,
either for depressing initiating ii cannot be
vithtocc. Tie bars at present doing nothiag
AMI holders NJ. disposed to reazs. Toe
money market Is well supplied with capital, aud
the bsnss begging for borro~ers II is not safe to
trus. thess moueyed Institutions They the Of
eistsess and disaster in the community than all
other combined, and the best way Is to have
nothrg to do with them. When they have money to
lead they all gracious enough and urge loans pom
operators With all the earnesness Of honest fin sncsrs
pu' "nen ne proper time arrives Tor turning tins scress
uron he market wEen it has been decided in the bark
pros !, cspre.ate the value of all stock
rites, Aese csssiers and presidents become many
Sa oeAs sat would t.ke the last drop of blooi from
fhelr vic i'm II We could impress upon the mind Of
ths bic the importance OF having hing to do with
tn none e. and The OF encour
Aeas tls business Of private banking should feel
that point hid been gained and m &c pr sress
mace in doug asay with the runous factusons which
nos frequently take place ia the market prices Of
stocIs Wuhia the past ten years the power of the
bstks has been very much reduced and capital in
creAtes ia private hands these corpora lions will have
Jess iDnueu:e upon nsncia sars 1t is in the power OF
the commercial classes to relieve the nseves at once
from the hrsldon under which these institution nov
hold them.
After the adjournment of the Board, the following
sales OF stock made at auction by Simeon Draper
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-27
Auction Sale OF snawls.

The following the leading prices obtained for the
shawls sold yesterday, By Messrs. Coffin Haydock:-
superior black thibet all wool Soc each "a and IL
do do SOC. 81 40, and IA do; do, all WOOL do
81 so 81 90; 14-4 and 10 4, black cashmere do
all WOOL So 10 SO o. 10 splendid do do, So 90 a
IS 90; foil size sup long black cashmere all WOOL do
SIS 81 IS e. full size do extra do. do, So 81 IS 81
124 sup. black tbibet silk ringes. 81 80 81 % do
sup. mode do DO s.; IA mode do. do and 1914 rich
silk fiinges, Go So 80 ST. IL silk embroidered black
thibe silk ges SO 5 l44 and Is 4sup extra silk
bIoidered black thbets with silk fiuges S. IA Paris
all wool bro he shaws, assorted coors IS IS 5 large
line Also splendid four facet all WOOL broche shawls for
city trade, SO So 50; 144 superior Paris, eli wool
broche Co assorted colors, So 81 81 H. splendid do
all WOOL broche 60, q: 49, extra do. Paris all wool
long broche shswls of various c,ors $40 81 Sill u.s.
do do superior, desirable and fancy colors, and
siderable line $l2 3d. do do. extra d D., Sl3 so;
Paris all wool sDg b,o q do; .hiss sly mode scar
do Sl6 SIT; sple aoii Paris all WOOL brochs scarfs,
assorted colors - rs SO 25; IA do all WOOL brocae
rich fancy colors and style, -, do do all do broche
scarfs, itch style 81 II.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-27

The sac Of 1906 600 first mortgage bonds OF the Parker
Vein Steamship Company, and of $4,000 drst mortgage
bonds o! the sandusky Mansfield and Newark Railroad
Company postponed until Friday, the Goth inst.
At the second board there upward tendency
fiom the opening to the close. Nicaragua ksnst ad
vanoed per ssnt; Erie Railr Dad, 4 Cleveland and To-
leio Railroad IL per cen. yesterdays prices. 1t is
very evident that prices for stocks generally have been
pressed down about far they be- Holders with
the present. easy money Market carry stocks with
out mach trouble and there appears to be disposition
to wait patiently for return of the tide to raise every
thing to mueh CHER level The ordeal through which
we have just very necessary not only fo the
purpose OF checking the headlong needless course we
suing but for the purpose of driving in
contraction AID liquidation. 1t is true, disaster upon
disaster occurred, and depressing 10 their Of
feet than aatc qaed but all served to bring about the
result in \ shorter time, and to make it eectu4
Ons thiSy ia pretty certain have touched bottom
and shall have the satisfaction of CONNIE ncng at the low
est point. I, may be time before all vestiges
OF the calamiiies lost sight Of AMI
covety nay he slow, but it will be in less danger Of
relapse The drought has not injured the crops much
anticipated and the abundant harves in Europe will
keep picel here at fair and remunersting points The
public mind has nearly recovered from the shock pro
duced by The Schuyler swndle Most mportan change.
have been made in the operating departments and in
the seuersl expenditures of railroad companies ami
most i'm crtapt charges contemplated in the man
a.smeat Of all those which have been mu,h msman
aged The tariff Of charges for transportation his besu
better sejus,ed In fact there has been complete
vd ution IA the administration OF railroad affairs and
we trust all classes and all interests viii derive lasting
benefit from it. Our mportatiors have fallen of ra-
piily and this reduction in shipments of
specie Our great staple exports will be coming
forward largely when We may LOOK for more favorable
sgures this part of foreign trade The Indications
Of returning prosperity and progress ye rather
vague and underlined but they viii be clear and
distinct a. not to be misunde rstood.
The Boston Herald gives the annexed statement, show
r the rates aud amounts Of dividends each bank in
that city will pay Monday, the ID day of October
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-27

The President stated in explanation Of the large
amount set down to repairs, that many items justly
chargeabe to construction had been from necessity
charged 20 these accounts and among them mentioned
the erection Of houses ard forges the filing in Of rete
work. and the substitution of masonry for less solid
structures wherever found expedent necessary
Extraordinary repairs had been also made upon the loco
motives that had been under attachment and exposed to
the weather; had been put in perfect order 800
tons Of iron have basn reroed and laid down. and other
permanent expen iitures made, which had of course
been included in the monthly expenditures although no.
justly chargeable to any month.
The earnings and expenses for the last Ave months
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-27
LEGAL NOTICES.

CUMMONS--sTATE or NEW YORK, SUPREME COURT,
- HerSmer county. To Andrew A. Fink, Charles
Fink, Hannibal Fink and Edward Fink defendants You
are hereby summoned to the complaint Of Hiram
Bros receiver OF the goods chattes property Of
andrew a. Fink, plaintiff which r be 6lsd ~ith the
clerk Of Herkimer county, and Of which q copy
he 18th day Of February 1884 served you AMI lefs
with you by Syvtnus j. Waters Of Little Falls, and to
serve copy OF your st my offcs In Little
Fails, New York. within twenty days after the service OF
hts summons, exclusive Of the cay of servce and u
you to said complaint hereby required the
plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief demanded
ia the complaint A. II. WATERMAN
Plaintiffs Attorney.
III summons and complaint above referred to was
duly tied with the clerk OF Hsrh county At his Office
in Heskmer, ~ " on the 2oih DAY Of september issa
A. ii. WATERMAN, Piaintif's attorney
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-27

luEsDAf' sept Ar-of. NJ
AsHEsThere were t5 bo's sold At yesterday prices
BREApsrurTs Flour stil lower, but not bsisker
he days sale included $500 bbls ordinary choice
state and mixed TO fancy Western, at 81 so 81; wi n
extra Western and Geneste At - 80 as ami 600 bbs
Southern a. 81 rs 50 for whole range from inferior
to fancy. Rye -four was inactive at Is rs IS so for
hue and 80 - rs for superfns, per Dbl Jersey
n al ruled Gull at ~ SO per Dbl Wheat the de-
q The sales included 400 bushels prime Southsra
white at 81 S. eco mixed At 81 49, 300 do u a.
- a. 81 Sc and 000 Wisconsin white NJ 3, Sc Sales
se's mste Of t,eco bushels ryeat 81 isas; - aai
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-27

The number Of passengers carried during the year
81 100 IAN increase Of 8l1 the previous year, at
average price Of 27a cents, being an increase of3
cents each passenger
The construction account has been increased only
about COG during the past year. which has been caused
principally by settlements of outstanding land damages
addition TO furniture The cost charged to construc
ton stands 1887 4ls Of which $57 o23 for locomo
tives cars, and station houses and ssi ISL for land
land damages, and fentirg.
The annual meeting Of the stockholders Of the Rutland
and Burlington Railroad he'd at Bellows Falls
Wednesday The gross earnings Of the road from the
Goth November 1853 when the trustees took possession
to the 31st of August 1854, were follows
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-27
COAL, &C.

INOAL AT % JAMES sTREET WHERE GOOD WEIGHT
~ and the best quality Of red ash c,a vii be sold At
he lowest msrset price Orders received at the sixth
Ward Ho oil, conner Of Duane and Centre streets
P GARR1CK, yard % James street.
GOAL.-I AN DAILY RECEIVING TIE BEST QUALITY
- Of red and white ash, and usual will eeliver at
be lowest possible price for cash only Weight
anted or forfeit coal PETER CLINTON King and
Greenwich ana Twenty 6fth street and Ninth avenue
Z ,OAL AND F1oUR--COAL, FIRST QUALITY, NUT
size So 90 per ton; egg OF crate coal 81 ~; d0ur,
- the sir gle barrel o. the -hoiesle msrset price de-
erea n New York Br ootiya Willismsb1rg ssgssy
IS. Apply q, ths Pscyisa Gal sod sicar Agency, ~
' -saNaS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-27

$4,000 busies corn at 7se 7sc for inferior to prime
mixed Western, per bushsi.
cargo Of Rio about lie was offered and declined bags
LsRusyra were sh at Ike
CorToS Tho msrset has been inaninate soce
Wednesday, and the only saes making are to mauufac
turers 10 limited larcel shippers having entirely With
drawn fro IN the msrset FOR e present. The new crop
il coming in rather freely from the Southern ports and
is of superior staple and 10 quality much superior to
the early arrivals Of the past ne quotatir here
stillformsd the old crop ~ IL constitutes the
Tess, prices must Of be nominal and sustain
lows NeU Orleans
Ipldnds. Mobiles. and 7cras.
H Hss %i9a good & & * sS.:ss Xix
s ss,a' 60 % =: =. s,.sss $50 81"
FRl1cnrs Rates we're generally slack though with
reduced prices, about 25 600 1000 bushels
engaged in bulk at 3D. few hundred compressed bales
cake were epgsgsd al i2s Cd To Hae rates wers NOR.
or less nominal vessel engaged some cotton
at 4c vessel was chartered TO load with lumber for
losd for Caiz at s16 SIS The Fgae Bird engaged
leo oco feet of lumber for Australia at $40 To Cafor
MA rates ruled ct Soc 4oc. per food measurement
HAY.-The prices ranged from Csc a 81
HIDES "A lot of s,coo Minas Afrcsn were sold at l6c
six month";
Hops we're sseabls and firm at yesterdays quotations
LA1Hs-fas;ern were freely taken at 81 s7k per thou
Aes vi @,uVt p'gs odieuA wore mhuc ~ % 90
per 100 lbs
IIME-gocksnd was rather scarce and wantei at full
rates.
NAVAL sToRFs.-1he tran sactons embraced about $50
bbs turpeLtiDe at 52hc &c.. to be in shipping Ter
Ons-whsle and sperm we're in moderate request at
steady prices The operations in other sorts comprised
200 baskets olive, at So 30 50 e2, each and 200
gallons linsesd, in lots, at 75c q 76c.
PEoyIsi0Ss.-Pok was quiet and easier. The sales
baced ESQ bhl At Sl4 for mess and Sill SIX sl2 for
PRIME, per bn cut meats varied little sales
'ortfd Of 400 bbls Lard at lie ALIKE per ID, and
200 bbs beef at former figures Butter obauable at
lac lie. for Ohio, 1Sc 2lc for fair to prime
Stste, yer ID Cheese in demand at &C. 10hc per
pound.
IicE Thu market continued arm We hotisei sal4s of
only Sd ut G5 casks at ti&o a 53sc per ID
srcEs--sa'ss of 0t0 lbs goyernm emit No. nutnegs
we're made At 81
-1hs's but little offering and the transact
tons limited. We coly beard OF Abou. $50 hhds
New Orleans a. SIC q 54c.
TALIow City rendered held at l3c., and Philsdel
phia at IKE The market, however, was quiet
ToBAccoThere was less doing, but pricas continued
6,m The sales reached rs lids Kentucky at exc &c
;e2 bales Havana at Isc %, 1856 Ohio and Con-
necticut iced Leaf at sac 13c rs ceroons Aubema
At private terms
WHISKY scarce and quiet, the sales having heen
conAped 70 200 bbs Jersey OHIO and prison at Ale 42c
end 42hc. a 4sc ger gall.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-27

III ts5- itcludes all the bsnss except the Aasachu-
Istts ard GisDe viii h have not yet male up thsir
lccocots They will probably pay the same as the pre-
yious SIX 'nou.hs The Blackstone, Boyls.or, Coum
bisu Eliot, crocers, National and Snawmut have in
c-easd Their according 10 the act Of the last Legs
ls,s al these banks pay ADDITION to their rguisr
dividend thc rite OF six per cent Their inc easel
capital excepting the National, Grocers ani Boylston,
vhica psy fun dividends both their Old and
stock Tie b oadway divides for eight m ,rths which
embraces the full time of tn cir corporate exiteuce and
the Nscnaacs pays extra dividend Of reserved
PROFITS
The Randolph B. INK pays a semi annual dividend OF
per csn. Blue Hill Bank Dorchester, pays semi an
nual osiiend of per cent Mattapan Bank, Dorches-
ter pays semi annual dividend OF 4 per cent on Mon
day, Oct 2.
The warrants entered at the Treasury Department.
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principal articles Of produce left ct tide water from the
commencement Of navigation TO the 22d Of sept ineu
svs during the FEARS 1862, 1855 days 1883 1ss days
1854. lA4 dAys:-