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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-07
Movements OF Commerce.

COMMERCE. AND TRADE OF NEW YoRK-lS52 CON-
PARED WITH 1858.
The year 1853 must be added that of 1862 Of
unusual prosperity in trade.
American produce Of all kinds has borne remuneratlve
prices many leading articles of trade have decidedly
advanced in the last half OF this year. The great staple
pated BY large crop ls525 and the disturbing in
fuencs of the Eastern question The crop Of 1925
know amounted to 354obs bAles The crop Of 1854
is rot yet known, but suppose that it will prove
equal to that OF the previous year Estimates regarding
Its extent vary from 2, $50 900 to $780, 900 bales
The value Of last years crop, estimating each bale at
400 lbs and at the average Of 10 per b. would
amount to the enormous sum Of about $l3l, leo oo0
About 100000 bales OF the crop retained in the
United States for domestic consumption showing large
increase over that Of the two previous years.
Had there been disturbing element in Europe II is
believed that large increase In consump ion would have
been realized, With material enhancement in prices
To this result the late and diminished receipts the
Southern ports would have Contributed The comparison
Of stocks In the ports ny to the 18th and 24th Of
december 1858, with the period In 1852 exhibits
. material difference in the amount The receipts sinos
cemoer Of the year, amounted to 7e6374 bales,
against 1900 06 bales for the period in 1852 ex
hibiting decrease Of $40, s32 bales.
This decrease was partially accounted for the ground
of the low stage in the rivers and the ndspos
ton planters send forward supplies ct the ruling
market prices.
The variations between the quotations ct the close o.
1862 and 1862 will be seen from the table given below
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-07
CITY TRADE REPORT.

II.
ASHES. 30 bbls sold at formsr quotstisne,
BHxADsruns- Flour was dun and lower The day's
busaess included II 900 bblsordinary to choice sats
81 76 and other kinds proportouate fgurs Nothing
further usrspirsd in Canadian There have bssa $50
good 81 6s& 81 81 for iavorits and ST slA IS l2k
iof lancy Rye -four AMI corn meal were unaltsrsd.
bushels red southern we're taken At q Is soms
ouvo re q % State and Western ost:
iaes compissd s. 900 bushels, chiefly new Southsrn
white and yellow, At Tso 500 with some good round
COFFEE Sales were made of 200 mats Java, at 1870
600 bags Rio At lilo lie and 50 bags st. Domingo q
CorroS was dull At yesterdays prices The sails en-.
braced aol bales, IS follows; export, c72; home
use 3l8; and on speculation, all.
FkAInnRs Prime Western live geese were in demand
at ACC. . 47c per ID.
chased % 50 TO- Other articles appeared insevs
FRnGHrs.-ro Liverpool We noticed engagements Of
about 40 600 bushels Of grain, part At ND ia, and
cotton at a2d and 200 boxes CHEESE 1t 46s To Lon-
con- bacon engaged At 4os. Cd. per ton; and 400
snd TO Antwsp rye
engaged I'D The Gold Eagle was chartered for Cali.
iOrD ol :. GOO brig ..s ..asn up for Aspnv. ~
and moasse for Baltimore, ct Is Sd. To Australia rAtea
varied hcm 5bc. : coo. per foot measurement:
for shipment, and 92Xo 81 for local use per leo lbs
IRos-scotnh pig was inanmate and anguid, at $37 80
D poo oU Blk mOntnS, per Von
LKAD.-Hoders claimed % 121k . SO Blk for foreign,
and 50 IS for Gaepa, per 100 lbs.
NAVAL STORES Crude turpentlne was held ct "a ~ 70
So per $50 pounds 240 bbls spirits do. brought 900.
COO. CASHIER gallon. Resins unchanged 100 bbls.
CON mon were taken 1T 81 so.
NOTES.-THE days sales included 50 hhds Cuba on
private terms and 100 barrels New Orleans ct 2Sc PEG
gallon.
Ons-We noticed important alterations in whale,
sperm, olive Sales Of 1900 gallons need were 70.
ported at 64c. per gallon Other kinds neglected
PROVISIONS. Old pork In fair demand with sales OF
430 bbs At Sl3 6S4 Sl8 rs for mess, and $ll 62x
S1l Is for prime New seemed quiet $14 rs for mess
and S2 80 for prime Dressed hogs selling ct 6c
$50 per ID. Picked meats remained last noticed.
There $50 bills lard sold at 9hc 10c per h. Beef
quiet and firm The day sales included $50 bbs At
IS IS Is for country prince So so So rs for city do
80 80 $l1 for country and $l3 $l4 for city de-
About 100 bbls. good Chicago beef hams brought $l4
Ohio and State butter In request at 90. 18o, and
loo. 19c per h. Fair 10 prime cheese commanded %.
. 1lc per ID
SUGAR SALES transphed to-day OF 800 hhds Cuba al
40 a 4kc., and $50 New Orleans ct 45so. bIo.
per lb.
TonAoco.-oOly 100 bales Ysra changed hands on pri-
vAte terms.
wHsKrY-ssles were made Of LOO bbls Jersey Ohio,
and prison. at 261 49, 27c, and l7c. 27Ko per gallon.
WooLThe producers were the only parties benefited
by the the high prices Of last year In all Of 63 prices
ruled steady 1t high figures, and thore but little
chance for dealers to make money At present there ID
demand for the article, and the market u extremely
dull.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-07

Totals. ,2S2 SITS, 2o2 l,l4l $40 2t5
value put market nrst week in 1853 1854
January ~ 1884, III 81 81, 5s3
Foreign manufactures not yet sought after with
ssh vgcr though they seem, generally in good supply
and toerably Hne assortment The holiday season has
In msn kept operators out OF the market which has
therefore been visited only by few obbers desirous OF
Inspecting the stocks offering 10 the stores Of our lssdirg
nerchants who have already completed their arrange
nen for the spring traffic, and no prepared to dis
l-huee the claims OF their customers. These may be
very urgent week or tso ahead she the season hA
fairly opened; and about that period probable
that lively business sill be daily transacted and that
too at remuneraiive rates. though the realization OF
will depend, TO extent upon the quality OF
ssd yet exhibited In considerable quantities By
owners veil upon the action OF sellers II such
parties viii avoid forcing their supplies up the market
b these heavy light popular unpopular, they viii
ansuredly advance at least protect their nts
rss with the most rac recent aocounts from
ths ora World tend to strengthen the belief that no ser
decline in prices of goods can occur there for some
time come; and long this u the case re need not
dread any important depreciation a. no ne, esce2tla2
such may BE- brought about by o~o imp ovdouc-
ne massage Of the Governor OF onio 70 the Lsisure
Of that state gives very favorable exhibit >; the con
ALTON Of the treasury and the public finances geDsS
appears BY Auditors report that the receipts loo
sts treasury for the hscal year ending November
10 sb3 amounted 70 o. sec ise 81 balance In treasury
November Is 1882 s5ps 0 IT, Total applicable TO de
surs.mssts OF 1858, s. steisi IS. Tue dbbursemenu
In ~. aams time have been s26solls So leaving b.
Lace r ihs treasury November lt 1854 O. sTeasc2 g.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-07

cd the ysd In the southern and western States and also
In Canada from whence large supplies forward In
bond and were reshipped Europe The low range Of
prices in the spring and caused farmers to with
hold supplies and until the denoisncy Of the
crops in Europe and particularly 10 France and England
known, that prices rallied, and the receipts began
rapidly to augment The deficiency the con tinent,
with the hostile state Of the eastern question: caused
gradual sut frm advance which continued up to the
close Of year The prices the 3lst Of bsr
1863, showed very material enhancement those
realized At the period Of 1852 Common brands OF
State -four closed 1T 81 rs, and prime white Gsnesse
wheat sold at ~ per bushsL These are the highes.
prices which been realized since the famine year Of
1s47 This great advance In Adstu leading t. large
exports will form element OF great pros psty TO the
country, especially when considered in connection with
tho steady demand 1T remuneraye prices for nearly all
other kinds of produce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-07
TOBACCO.

Our tobacco market the beginning Of last year-ls53-
leaf had downward tendency, with heavy stocks par.
tcuay seed leaf but about the Of June
. sudden speculation In Kentucky leaf sprung up and
some s 600 hhds bought principally for Western
account the strength Of supposed short CROP and
prices advanced To- 10 per b which, however, turned
to So 900 hhds. this became known Kentucky began
to reesde gradually and towards the latter part Of the
year, which viii result in serious loss to the specu-
iaiors, tobacco left here for sale and We quote
prices ct present for fne, 8hc. Dc mddling, &c.
100; COMMON &c. 6Hc. Sock, December 81, 1853,
l. 1882 6os6 hhds sgainst ea74 hhds January l. 1851
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-07

aTArRnoMY MADE IAsY, on HOW TO YIN a
"a LSvw:xrroisssoE Lsvson Bss.s., formerly % Loa
saA plain directions " enable ladies or gentlemen y win
hc Devoted affections q Of opposite her
sA.ins ,hss Al nay = srrisd q nppsaT-
Aasn Or sos'sior ssd ias 'Assxh sol lss eaa be
ressiss Atsrsss Professor Lavtsn, Dee1sn, Mas Ma
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-07
Family Market Price Current.

The following table gives the average prices Of market
produce the present week. corrected by the principal
dealers In Fulton and Washington markets During the
past week there has not been 10 extensive sale Of
produce In the poultry line during the two three
weeks previous to the holidays Beef has gone up lit
tie and game has fallen back few CENTS Turkeys and
chickens remain about last week. Vegetables
the rise and the great staple in this
rome mn To S3 80 per barrel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-07
HOMEsTEADS

xQE nm WORTH OF FARMS AND BUILDING
POOsOUU lots for ssle.-These "a ms would all have
been sold long before had they not been entad
tate and locked up for the last DO Taey contain om
I'VE An upwarda 80 &5 per are
we'll located proatAbls asd gardening purposes
The building ots beautifully located In the Village Of
Lakeland whore en have been made ssvs
raj private rcsdnee ehursh sad sshoohouss have been
erected. number Of builds under
For farm building lot ap,lyts CHARLES WOOD, as
Broadway maps and phleU grats ana
Ali necessary information freely Eiven
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-07
Mines and Mining.

FRIDAY, Jan. B-bP. N.
The transactions ct the board to-day not large
Parker Vein seemed to b in demand 1t TX. Gold ELL
sold ct 2f and Lehgh Zinc commanded the price
Ulster atsngh reached q Mgomah soli ct Sk. At the
Bokers board Lead sold 1t " seller three Dolly
Hill Copper et s; CALIFORNIAN Mining ct ~, and ct g.
seller six months New Jersey Zinc ct 9ss seller ninety
The Potomac Copper Company have elected Aessrs
Isaac Otis, Henry Adams James W. Wilson, Alexander
Hamilton, John Stanton. William Hickok and Lyman w.
Gilbert directors for the current year. Mr. Isaac Otis
was reelected President.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-07

new..............-N so I'D A-H
We could have greatly extended our remarks and have
embraced wider field of statistics had space per-
mitted.
Uptn the whole, far the commerce and trade OF
the United States concerned the year 1868 will stand
out with that Of 1862 Of great and wide spread
prosperity with few drawbacks to mar the onward pre-
aress of the areat republic.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-07

During the year there has been . large business
done, both for home use and export. The frat
cargo, Of about 5000 bags, direct from the East
Indies at this port, arrived this year. It was large
grained article resembling barley and mot suitable for this
market Half Of 1t sold for export to Have In the
rough at g. per b and the remainder was sold here
The sales also embraced about 100 bags Bengal cleaned
in London. ct 49,, for Havre.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-07

II will be seen by an examination Of quotations that
there has been . decided decline In pork compared
with quotations at the close Of 1882 while beef closed
ct higher 6gures Lard and butter also exhibited lower
prices Cheese ALSO closed ct lower rates. Butter was
largely speculated in in the previous year. which
MP prices to an unhealthy standard.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-07
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

1879 MOST SAIl, CHEAP, AND RELIABLE
snt New York inland route Three daily ras
ana = ~ ~" st s.pr,s; ksns . a.
Of railroad vest also with the North Saratoga Spring.
Whitehall and Montreal The trains with the West
n and Hudso aAd Berkshire railroads q Chashan foux
Corners for Lebanon spring. and after Monday ho
new depot orner Of Wko Kim, and Centre Whero
through tickets can be procured and baggage checked
For Albany For Syracuse.
. 1eheneotedy, Rochester,
I" Utica, BufAIo
Passenger received 81 Broome street ana Bovsrv
twenty sixth street and FOURTH The above
IAne will land and receive passengers only Croton Fs
and Chatham Four Corner ALI other trains viii leave
City Hail station corner Of Tcn and Centre street. q
heretoforo II. SLOAT, SupsrmtendenA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-07
FREIaHTs,

Daring large PORTION Of 1854 and the fore part 1853
rates ruled for European ports and capital ep Dyed
in shipping devoted to that trade yielded light PROFITS
but in 1885, with the commencement Of the rise
br adtufs frsghts improved aud early in the autumn
very remuperstive rates obtained This improve
ment was maintained to the end Of the year.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-07

Seed leaf did not participate IN the Kentucky specula
ton In July, ard has been gradually declining the
past two months In foreign tobacco the business has
been ordaary At stationary prices principally for home
broker for the foregoing remarks and annexed stock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-07
ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
INSURANCE..

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Sssla n :: yPpsT ssst,i,!s street,
SsIi::s Z I Ish street
VIM sssssis: in ii. The principal towns IN Great Br.a,s
ss:ss a:ss ss g:s:: 81. Montreal
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IniasS s. K,: Dsns.s GI.a.S. s. vs:saa
Iss.s:lsd r .hs United state. Of Ansrs. ). sss.ss
New York Ofios, No. 2H Broadway.
IN. Hon. IurHrR sg bRAp IL HG'a rs-,:..
william 9. Pic srsEnl. Esq. BANKER.
n Hssa.: :a ss:ss t:s rAan ss.s
ss: sssssn.l G Tssy,1 ESQ. ssss.s Boston
s.. ..s ss cS21ni1E ESQ. ,AA ii.Sy.
james s. Wsa'wSi.h Esd G.n.:sa HSasssea o.. ny.
Joseph Blunt, Counsel
job. r. x..s.is .Ri'f D. sas g.hs o. s.ea. MD.
.s S ss:S in ,aS s
Cd with with, the WORKING Of LIE assurance
nstutons the leading object of its promoters being 70 ~
ford, lie, parties insuring their
parts Of Tho world the facilities and ars
enjoyed In that By parties In Great Britain Branch
bshmep first extended 70 the colonies Great
Britain and these have been attended With complete suo
cess.
The report Of the seventh annual general meeting Of The
company held 81 Rdnbaxg TUESDAY, Nov l. g pru "a
the prospectus which can Be obtained q hs
FIRST profits being for term Of sever ysssa
falls DO made IN 1884, and all policies taken out IN ~
participation class before the 2h Of Nay hays rh1
70 participate In that division.
The COMPANY u American, well a. BrikGh n.
intuition having oonornsd 70 the laws State New
York IN relation 70 life companies Securities u
the amount Of 500 o have Deposited with he Comp
rosr Of he state and addition 70 The security thus o.
In Great Britain
Detailed forms Of propos ana every ufss,
nation, may be obtained application 81 Me esnpanys
o3eA
Dyordsr Of the Board Of Directors
) q. A. THOMSON. President Of ths %. IN New Yesk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-07

WINES AND SPIRITS.
The serious deficiency produced BY disease in the grape
crop In 1863 has led TO extraordinary advance In
wines and brand In brands Of the latter the rise
has exceeded 81 per gallon Both domestic and foreign
spirits have also advas and closed higher than the
quotations current ct the end of 1861.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-07

The amount for 1854 Is partly estimated but VIII not
vary much from the actual result.
The valuation last had brings much property which
had heretofore escaped upon the tax list 1t also Ap
proaches possible under any system, to the
real value OF the property With very few exceptions,
therefore, the rule OF equality of burdens may be deed
~ permanently established in Ohio.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-07

Tbs year 1883 oP-nsd with moderate prices 70
Sour end srEin which fur her receded their lp~es
pcnt about TIE ircotgirs % tbs harvest the gss
summer me cfop az wheat proved 10 be lae,e one
ard x excellent qctAty This true a. &. regsrd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-07


HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-TR AIMS DAILY FROM
IL Chambers street for Albany and Troy
Express train A. Mrhrough in four heurs oonnectins
with trains reaching Buffalo Montreal NJ 10 o'clock
NAH train, A. N-Throush way trains a II \. and
Express Train, p N-Rmsrant train r. n. For fsrry.
town, 1880 For Peetskill. $50 p. n. For Poush.
bers Canal Chrstopher Fourteenth Thirty nrsS "a
Sunday trass from Canal street. At $40 p. H. Ter baaJ
EOAUNb FRENCH. Superintendent
NOTICE TO TRAvELLlRs-NO DETENTION By ICE
IN Travellers going South informed that
the bay line steamers leave Baltimore evening
o'clock for Norfolk Richmond, Weldon, Wilmington and
Charleston Wis scabosrd and Roanoke Railroad Through
New Jersey Railroad ooe for the above places by
this iiae take at Wilmington choice q
route. " Charleston or AuEussa BY purchasing tickets 10
WDipgts There ioniy pins mies staging by the
"a. n. Phladelphia +. N.
~ New Jersey Railrosd-U. s. Mali ana Express Lines
through In four hours-Wnser Arrangene u.s. 1875
Leave New York foot Of Cortlandt and ii a. n
and g. and 81 p. n. Leave Philadelphia 81 $50 s
rs. Ne. YsrS ana lis iro% nor PSaas Ssis
Pare fron New York q rs in and II n, and 4P.n "
Ksnsington; in DAN. asd 81 m 70 Walnnt sreeA vis
CAmden and "a with reduced prices in Jersey 40
aOn line cheh leaves e Il from foot Of 6ors-
0mnbuss viii from the Ken angon depot 10 the prs.
sipal hotels and The central parts q Philadelphia for ia
Through scl cts sold for BALTIMORE wsshnston Norfolk.
weldon Wilmington and ali the above
Through baggage agents and bAssase IN Sc
hnes only Passengers with baggage Vie heea
minutes before shs trains leave
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-07

The market for sugar elossd very little variation in
prices The stock exhibited increase In hhds but
8 very material decrease In boxes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-07

G!AMDKN AND AMBOY RAILROAD TO PHILAp DEE.
~ phia from pier No North river. Two Nnes daiv a
a: ~ and ~ Accommodation line 81 4. n, b
way places and Camden faro $2 Express line ~ bv
John Potter Amboy thence direct Camden hY ~:
through in hve hours; fare 50. 49,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-07

From the vet, slopps -eathsr the markets have bean
10 crt, hlihy cunciscn during pest They are
however, ~ eean M c- expected under the crcum-
stsnces
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-07

The leather trade for the past has been active ct
higher prices The quotations exhibit decided advance
\ Mt tina close Of 1853 over those Of 1852
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-07

THE COLONIAL LIFE INSURANCE. COMPANY or
Scotland. established August 1876 registered and en-.
powered under British act Of Parliament 10 and 20 Vto
lQ Capital $4,000
Governor, -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-07

Matamoras, selected.
Porto Cabello, (di.
rect), open do. -.
Irish and Engi ii
slaughter .........
Dry southern (cash)
o. they run.
Calcutta buffalo,. 80.
Calcutta, dry........
Calcutta dead green.
Calcutta slaughter.
B. A. horse, dry and
praen.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-09
Arrived.

Steamship Of the west Tinkepaush San Jasn Nicaragua
Moran May 81 g. lon 70 s.
changed with bark Col Ledyd Spoke ship Toulon OF
Orlezn. c New YORK May NJ, HsfteTas g. w twenty
niles exchsnsed sgnAs with steamship Illinois bound south
Steamship RcsnOke skinner Norfolk, Richmond, ke mde 70
Ludlsn Fleasdns.
ship Hemisphere Pray Hsvre April ? mdse and SIS pas
Va VIII ock Jr ApE st II o. on II i9 EXCHANGED signals
with chip Jane Parker south April H. Ia. - % Ion y 80
eIpersneee 4yioert se fom W. 70 ~ W. The H. has had
plot on boaId .5ur days
Bsrs LurnA, Bszlsnl Rosser. Lisbon d. wine salt, ke
BENJAMIN Upton Of Boston
BaE LsEsLyn of c.mdsr hOwes cenfaesos IS d. hide. .od
oass Rsasud Frsneo Soth ult, lst - 90 Ion "a 80
pcke eHFperp Frsats Bird ou Philadelphia for Havana Has
experienced heavy weather ssd bad pOt boad days
bns Caroline HAmb) DdeFeksea Buenos A. 50 d. hde
hair ke 70 Carlisle Il Znmermsun-
Schr. Euns TEftls Miller. Msfsnzas ds pinespples J.
Miller H. bad heavy weather isrng the passage;
and f toCm. April z3 sehr
tCgbGl her and found her be the sch Marietta
Casfns hence for Msnzas; they reported, 7tl
is,ook hEht he shore for xht and
NJ received of proceeied April q
Pan Of MatsnIz- bearing w % miles spoke Ca
ttrtrd hence Tor Havana ih 81 81 oa n S. spoke
trg Nalserr, ron Trinidad for Philade lghia
schr Mssret Ann Deknson d. shingles 70 Ben
I Bfos. - ~
sehr scner Sterling ssvtnEsh ds cotton 70 McCreadv
Mott - -'~~'-""J
20 Dollner Po..er. ~ ''''7'
sehr somsrsei Bend, Pksdslrha coal bound 70 Bo.,on
sshI AsAusEiA soEes Pl.lsas IEla isT New Esyen-
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-09
Passengers Arrived

n ozshg ne Vet froz Sos Jgaa Se NsSa1zaGov
Stevens Gen HhcheOek l. ; A Hon Il Hal and lady De
v Coos a1s ay GluyLs and LADY NrA Todd f0ar chl-
dsn and servant D. Phs and sy oaP- Whasre J. Jens,
NJ To- a. ierd Pslker. c. O. Dyer, J. w Ggnneu, w H.
Dsv NJ d A ArdsEsoa Mr shaw and lasy Wales T. san
rs II Tior Ms 81 Finch J. CseT 1g 2ehden ard brother
'rlIt Z. AnihcEy vile md ehd Lamb Well F.IEo Co
sturs- = Williams and lady A Pears. c w. A.
NJ struui Mrs l. Hempton, L N Felker, II :. Berry. H
T,rss N gcofssn husband and ehidren Capt Upsher
Adams CO. nessenser LeslEy snd wiss, Rsy c BiAa
al Rev P.yef MTs Kelly AID child, r. l. HAhsws L.
D.venrort Geo AID Alex Morssn r B. Adams Ltypncot
p n Fersuon Capt L. Feore Rev o c Wheeer o Barker
q b Corst. w TrkhAm J. Lambert, A. O. stsszer C. Hoop
utrcLap g. C. O. Fyrg Mrs sheEEAn keroy and feri and
s.S 4 tie second cabin ard steerHge.
!. soaoonsr Eaza TEst< Nsa1asa<Jskn shazkey Esf