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Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-11-10
Groceries.

I
Flour and Lard,
Ness Pork,
Corn and Oats,
Hay and Bran,
Butter and cheese,
Mess Beet,
Goldfish and Mackeret,
Fine sugar cured Hams,
Shoulders and sides,
Dried Beet,
Beef Tongues,
Tobacco and cigars,
Coarse and fine salt,
| Starch and saieratus
Soap aud candles,
Fine Teas and coffee,
Macaroni and Ve,niceM
Olive Oil,
Chocolate and cassia,
Nntnegs and Mace,
Pepper and spice,
Pickles and Vinegar,
assorted Ketehups,
Preserved Fruits
Oranges and Lemons
Pecans and Ma,onds,
FslGcrfs and Raisins,
Dried Fruits,
assorted syymps,
Bromn and white sugar
Vines and Brandy,
Cordials and ciaret,
Scotch Whish'ey,
Old Bourbon do,
old Rye do,
Reetitied do,
Holland Gin,
Soda Biscuit,
file and Porter,
Butter Crackers,
Yf0sk po,rIcre e. T.. o.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-11-10
WI. T.
Meter and Re6ner, U. S. Branch Mint, N. o.
NEW ORLEANS March OH 1853

New ORLEANS, March oh, 1855.
In the summer of 1853, l used partly the Cold
spring Friedrich, partly the English and Pitts
burg, in constructing a bagasse burnirg-furnace on
myFairview plantation il the parish of 81. Charles.
In the following year: uS549 | made some altera-
lions to that furnace, again using partly the Cold
spring and partly the English Brick. This furnace
during the two grinding seasons was subject to
intense heat uninterruptedly for some four months
each year, and | found that the Coldspring Bricks
better than the pittsburg.
A. w. WALKER.
References TO our planters.-P. Sauye, w. F.
Mason, F.. Gernerdere, Jefferson parish; DR.. J.
H. Loughborough, St. John Baptist Michael
Moore, Iberyille; w. w. and E. T. King, St.
Martin. my5-3m
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-11-10

Eennessee Sugar Kettles
TQR shall sssss-by
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-11-10

P1gntatiOn Supplies.
IN BBlSExtra bleached Whale Oil;
do Machinery Oil;
Is reelsbest Packing Yarn;
9 doz heets Gasquet Paper;
Is dog Cane Knives
8 bale OsnabuTg ShiTtings;
ecaes Gsorgia Plains and Kerseys;
2baes striped Osnaburgs
305 re}dy made Negro Shirts;
1000 pr russet Brcgans;
6.cees heavy Mud Boots;
JNles Plantation Blankets:
$ drivers oil cloth SuitS
2fases Negro Wool Hafs
q do d Glazed do-1or sale ~
ssep1t HART. AUSTIN Il RI.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-11-10
CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.
Bargains! Bargains Bargains !. !!
ALFRED MUNROE 4 CO..

Bargains! Bargains !! Bargains . !!
ALFRED MUNROE h co..
No. 81 Magazine, Corner of Grapier Street,
NEW ORLEANS.
WE would inform our friends, and the public in general
w thatour present stock ofClething, Furnish.
by that of any other establishment in the United States.
To be convinced of this statement, it is only necessary to
call and examine. Our immense sales are brought by the
simple facts being known, that the prices we place upon
goods are uniformly low, and the quality of each is guaran-
iced what it is represented to be-. Perfect satisfaction is
What We aim at in dealing with our customers. The fol-
lowing is only a partial list of articles.
Dress and Frcck Coats.
Black cloth dress and frocx coats;
Blue, brown and fancy colored frock coats;
Blue, brown and fancy colored polkas.
Business Coats.
Black, and eoIored cloth Union and Constitution.
Plain, plaid, fancy coored Union and Constitution.
Notified and drah Cashmere.
Over Goats.
Black, blue and fancy coiored cloth;
Black, brown ami grey Whitney CLOTH
Notified beaver; fur beaver;
Wine coIored, drab and blue Devon<hire Kersey;
Blue, motled and fancy colored blankets.
Nesting.
Black and fancy satin vests:
Black and fancy watered silk vest;
Single and doubie-breasted cachmere vests;
Black a. and nd coioPed cloth vs sass'"'FS 0''
do do do velvet do;
do do fancy embroidered cloth vests;
do do do 10 satin and silk do;
Fancy satin ball vests.
Pantaloons.
Black and fancy oolored doeskin;
Black do de do cashmere; |
Black buckskin cassimere-new article;
London Scotch plaid and Oxford grey. !
G1Of the above goods, it is impossible to enumerate the
styles and patterns, as we have over two hundred
different styles
Black, blue and fancy satinet pants; |
French and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS |
Furnishing Goods.
shirts and drawers; |
Merino, Shetland Merino, and all wool shirts,
White, gray and red wool shirts; !
and red flannel shirts and drawers;
Cotton flannel shirts and drawers; \
Muslin flannel do do do; l
Check cotton and linen shirts; |
White all linen shirts; |
900 cotton shirts, linen bosoms, collars and wristbands.
Socks.
Shetland wool, white and gray merino socks;
.amis wool and country knit socks; /
isle Thread, English and German cotton socks.
Gloves.
White, black and colored kid gloves;
imitation cloth. silk and linen mixture;
buckskin and gauntiets. Swede.
Cravats.
lack and fancy satin and silk cravats;
do do do do do;
do Ties and stocks;
silk, satin and embroidered scarfs.
CARPET BAGS AND TRUNKS-Al kinds.
INDIAN RUBBER GOODSAIl kinds.
COTTON AND SILK UMBRELLAS.
Handkerchief.
linen borders ed silk, Pongees silk, spiule6eld-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-14

We und ZEN tand hat a railroad is building on Staten
Island, and will be completed some time next I'M
mer. 1t is intended TO run In connec ion with the
Camden aud Ambcy line, and 1t is believed the run.
ming time between Philadelphia and New York will
be considerably lessened. 1t is be eved by the pro-
posed railroad connection the running time between
the two great cities may be reduced to about two
hours and & half
The private letters by the steamer are quite salts
factory. The Continental letters, including hoss from
Pss, oil speak of an easier Money market and scout
the idea Of any trouble in the B .nk of France. In
London the Money market stringent but the ten
dency was toward ease. The breaking up of the
great eugar and coffee speculations would tend to
make money easier both in London and the Cont.
nent One writer says: Parcels of Sugar which
"cost ca are offered at SOL, and only ~ offered.
"The crisis in the Money market lie far as fear
"is concerned. Grain and Flour cannot fall much
if any below present prices, and America has the
"II oisn Corn market In her hand at the Eas ern
"marts from which We have hitherto drawn supp les
"plicee are higher than In Eng and In arly all the
Continei tai marts grain was firm. IL understood
the Brtith Government had accepted the tender for
60 900 tcs American pork, but we thiuk this amount
is exaggerated The low prices to which American
Securities fell in Lcnd, brought ia buyers and the
msrket ives swept especially of Illinois Central bonds
which receded firm 20 TO 70 There We're buyers at
about closing Quotations. More orders came by
the Baltic to purchase American Socks than have
been received for q long time, ,uding Psnsms,
Reading and Erie ste ok and Erie and Illinois
Central bonds. The money market is represented
as ,tri,geIt in London, but the worst it is be-
Eeved, has teen seen. Hopes of an early peace are
very generally entertained. Cotton and Brsadstufs
are little lower, but the change not important
The most important feature Of the news is the advance
of / y cent on Copsos which had touched 500, and
cosed at s9i The advance was the result. ,inly of
the belief at Degotstiops for peace were going
on fsvorab.y. The range for the week was as fol.
low:
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Passengers Arrived

Ia tie Tinted Stses MAJ S,eaship Bai, froa Isssrp.s
MY. and Sra CbaS p son Ars Bs John W. Horror
Bearer OF DISPATCHER jas Senk ard Mses Patio JaS a.
X Bernhard Muses. y. ~ and A. Berksrd Misc Ale.ton vss
Bal3sin Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert, hisses and J. Gilbert
Mr. and Mr., Stephen 8rosn, Mie aydop Mr. and Mrx N
Eveetb Mr. and A Frecf. Mailer. Mr. snd Mr. r Bcrss,d
and child Mr. add Ms MurPhy and ehtd, Mis Bss..O,,
Mr. AID Mn T. schun Mis- Prayer, MIRA syms, W. aad MA
N,x Fade Mess W. A. whee och. L. c. Coe Wm 8elsr
J. J. Tow nseud W. 8. Hook, 0ea H. soo,h dsr,ey So
J. ". sharp r. g. Ely JAMES irn ME " Seed.s Hee-
rgue1 J. Doubleday, C. l. sharplss Edvs,t c. w.
MeClone Ths Hitler O. W Geer Gso Barrow T. Hes-
son, J. q B,ush, w. b. BrsDhs yose Bo~ry I. W. Evsas
P. Williams Cook Aaron Garter T.. Arcsd Sasrrvd
Raymond rhomasy, O. H. Petre, J. Cenoor Beech y<n-
sePool, w Martin. Z. B. welch. II. Anthony. Wa.
BED and son c. c. North. T. McCnnnin w J. Cisk Dr. l.
L. Graham Capt. II. s.oek' Mssgs wn. Nctt, D. PH.N,
J: O. kmm B. Mare, Or; Joha Co:h~,. Ml~ coshsss,
Messrs d. De Apss's Y X saik ey O. B. R.es. 81 e
Reese, w O. Young, M Rotch. 7. Crosse Ssswistec
pe 9srehsnd, John Potter e. Paterson, Sc Gs uss
ese, Otto Ionsssrt Cnsr roph.r A. w Adrh John
Pfois, Louis Vssfsllsr, James si Ter Moore 4 r.
Wright, Andrew ruaniDshsrD J. coehtao, chsls Todd.
81 T. Gill az; A. Les'ove, y aaslsm, n. j. Nam n.y. W
Wallace, Andrew Kebo Victor Mowsn PssssSou
Rsmer Fsszae, Roger, A. Souserssa Nc Chsssstns Mr.
Rogers Mesrs. ). c. Mich Jim c W,rd VI " sch,yer l.
sheppard, h. Y. Wr6eld, CIs't, jr VIM Ohm. G 9.
Re bost Ro5t Pei, J, g. Stephens IN, Geo. A,hve A
Hollsdsy 8. c. Edes, D. Addison. Thos Hhitsawn "
Goldst. IN L. Huler Perry, 81 8 srore Gee yoo,s
Es Wet John Pratt, o. Psssithe, Geo Chr'te, W. q.
SANDER fot,l l5% -.
4. steam4aip G,anala, Jro~ Hara-a-A. M1r.les J. C.
Brown S. dc Silva =. Dotinsue. A. B,nh,me, u Sage
bern, Gomez, y. Misrts. N. Marlin 6iers J. Psas
H. Jernps Jef Mann, Z. A. Raymond, w. NJ Knor NJ D,
6. 5. McGulnnesA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-14
DIED..

BIRDsALLTn Brookly on Wednesday, Dec H. AUGUSTA,
6suthter Of 2hoS W. aid Mary Ann 8da 10 this tb
Of her age
The ier and relatives Of the family respectfully invited
TO attend Der funeral sur day Dec l6. At Pcock
the residence Of her 70 her No. lSs Washington stree
KIsK- On Thurdsy ronips Dec 49, Of ssast fever IN the
eth year Of her ANNIE LOUISA, only daughter OF Nm
M. and Emily P. Kirk.
The relatives and friends the my yinvied 10
her raj this friday afternoon oeo from the
residence Of her paents No. 100 East Fifteen street.
LABARTE-On Wednesday, Dec 10 ALICE wif, Of Ma
thsnel Lsbas and daughter Of the late iohn Gbbss
The relatives and erds Of the family ay ed - attend
funeral Fhdsy 18th ct II ock from her se r9
depce Fulton avenue Lower rrisans Her re@.ias vii
be taken to Greenwood. Cara leave the Ciy Hall at -
o'elocn
NOORE-At Maphatsnvie after long and painful loess,
which be bore with Christian 0rtu aud Resignation MI
JOHN MOORE, late Assistant Teacher Of Jo'o ed aH'
mar School NO l..
The friends scquantAnces respectfully 70 attend
Phil Church, Centre street without further invitation
bis remains will be taken TO Cypress Hs Cemetery for IN.
termep.
PERSONAL the Rsnspo Works N T. on Wednes1ay, Disc
~ JFREBIAH II. PiIRSON, 10 tbs 9Oto of his age
The relatives and friends Of the fm are invited ~ attend his
funeral on fhesy, the l4tn inst, at clock D. M
sMlTSAt Bedford Long land, Thursday, Deo lS aged
4pobths CHARLES HENRY infant child of Chas b. add
Sarah L. Smih
The friends family invited to attend the fCnsralon
Frosy l4th inst AL O'Clock p a. the resijeace of The
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-14

In regard TO Amerlc an etocss, barlDg says:
"Tb.re has beep more disposition this 10 buy soue OF
the Rsosd Bends the I'm he and Eris lneA Tbs
prices other secuIitie, are almost nominal Canada
Sc pd buy err At iOe selers Of United S. s5 AZ @
Ms.aekusets Sterling So 8d9s Aryspd Startling 50 81
Mississippi snters Sank SAL ditto Uon Bank 10 90
Pennsyvsps s. Certificates 7267i ditto Bonds 80 selers
Tenpe.,ee g. s. sellers Pennylv.na Rslroad let aorts O.
Dol N SEA otto ID Morts Sterling ssdeo
tpou1t of ID Mos pcr Bonds So have been placed
~bh price bey are still ofe ed Illinois Central as tirto
FIeelaid 74d75 Michigan Central 8. s9e2 New. Yotk
Central 10 s0d AZ; Convertible 94dS NevYork and Fri, ls
hors Sa loo; Sd Morts Sass Panama Sterling s. "a
ass"
The London Times Of Saturday, 5th inst, SAYS:
"FRIDAr EvEsISG.-The EDglish funds opened
this morning with great hrmness at the advanced
prices of esterdsy, but ultimately there was parts.
reaction Consols for money were first quoted sOi to
l. and stood for some time at s9 to l. At this point
several spectators seemed disposed TO realize and
decline occurred 10 s9i to from which there was no
alteration M 10 the official close For the January
account bargains were entered into during the day al
90, bat the last regular price wss sei. At later
hour there was a recovery OF an eighth Tae decline
from the full prices. Of the morning was par y a.
t,;butable 10 an extremely active demand for money
in copr ecion with the settlement of the account In the
foreipp market In some cases y cent was paid for
IL ans on Government securi ies Bank Stock closed
AZ 200 10 2lO; Reduced, est TO /; New Three per
Cents IS. TO 4 Lopg AnDulties 81; Anuuities, 1855
<sI, Ipois Stock, 22l TO 227 India Bonds, 81 to 81
discount; EIchequer Bonds, 9si and E1chequer Bills,
7 TO 81 discount.
"At The Bank of England the demand for discount
continues very active, but not 70 an extent beyond
whs, was anticipated IN face Of the heavy sums new
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-14
SECOND BOARD.
Sales OF Stocks at Philadelphia DEc 10,
for q u 6sIRuIx hx 1 q 4 Il. q Ia

F,t Boa,d1 oto Lehish HoItsge &C. e 1000 do c.sh IS
500 DO s3j 500 do tswn S. 500 City r. g. r. r. Pr
s:'h sst Coz 90 SSnns4 e. S:s 4q Nav g. g, g
and Am. r. r. g. rs Reading g. NJ To- do az; s.
DO cab - ' s ~ 90 so bs s.h md ~ o % 1 % s
~; 50 ao b5 and int ~ Little schuy r. 90 Penn.
r. 42f; a TO- ~; y Beaver Mesoow r., D5, s.; is
&C. 80; 50 scbuyl Nav P,sfd Se.i Leheh Nsv ~ Is
1885, LCni.vi sapk, 1895 Consolidation Sank, cash 2i
l(t Gifbrd Bark, dsys, III.
&C. 49, 7 $50 LOIs bland r. l2s 200 do b ~ 100 d.,
cab, Isl 70 Lehrh serig: &c.
Co. IS; 500 City R. S. &P, SS 100 City S. o. C. p
4esys IA 500 do III p, Gays, 7l ltoe Cam An
DO, R 6s 49, 77t go Pnn. So ceIts, s4; 80 6, do
'ts s4l; So Little sehuyL b5 Al 10 co "A; 80 Morris
Cana b5 12. 50 do days l2i 80 do ~ 40 Resdlns r.
,5v n Al; do az; O.m Amb X. r., l2S 10 Lehigh
Scrip, b5, est "a Pepns r.. Az.
61er Bcdd-So0 Texas 10 Notes, 70 20 Lehgh Scrip
In lets b GO; so Reading B. t5wn, 4i 80 schayl Nav
PIefd., 90 II DO, 81. 50 Long Island R. R., l2..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-14
THURSDAY, Dec. l3-p. IN.


The feature Of the Stock market to-day is the
movement in Erie, which was very strong. The
reached between 900 and 10 900 sh sres
The market opened at Az, went to 4s, and closed at
4sa4s! considerable portion of the purchases
were at short buyers option. Cash stock i, not
plenty and one of the frees sellers found it difficult to
make his deliveries to-day. If the parties who by
common rumor are engaged in this upward movement
are really engaged in it, they have aggregate means
larger than any combina ion ever formed In thi,
stock. We do MT think there is any organized
clique in the Stock, but the simultaneous buying Of
wealthy parties produces the same effect. The earn.
ipgs for November, below, show $4,000 larger than
has been expected. In Reading the sales were to fair
extent, ard the market cosed at sss. The advance
frem yesterday is T. cent Oh Ere and y cent on
Reading. There were some sales of Central at ssie
ssl the latter on thirty days, buyers option Western
Shares were without important change, and quiet.
Cleveland and Toledo, 69i; Michigan Central, 81;
Michigan Southern, 933i Gslens and Chicago, l2l
asked. i2O bid Nicaragua continues to have an up.
ward tendency, and sod a. III. Cumberland wa,
firm at POI a99i. TIE foreign advces had favorable
effect upon Illinois Central Bonds, which advanced to
ISL an Improvement of p cent. TOE sales of other
descriptions were small. State Stocks are quiet The
ing an advance Of y cent
The Exchange market is quiet but steady at former
quotations..
The Freight market is very quiet and rates are With
outim ortant change. To Liverpool the engagements
include 90 600 bush. grain private TERMS 200 bales
cotton, $500, and sorhe heavy goods, 3ss 4Os. To
kndop, 100 tuns oil cake, As. To Antwerp, 2O, 900
bushels rye at l5d., and some heavy goods, sos.
The business of the Sub-Treasury was paid,
e23 1875 AZ; received, $50, 955 o. balance, lOl,-
I'll Al; paid for Assay office t2,O52 Isl paid on
cisbursug checks, ga, oOi IS.
The Erie receipts for November are rather larger
than was estimated the settlements with the Western
connections having turned out favoraby. Thsfguree
are:
Novemoer, lSto.... $SSo,6lo
NoNemoef' S4.'......................... go 7sz
Increase in 1ss5.................... 1854
We understand that the freight pressing on the road
very great and that there is every appearance Of the
full freight equipsge being employs during the cessa
ton of canal navigation.
The receipts Of the New-York and Harlem Railroad
Tor November were:
.oin rusepgen $50 IS
M,....... Sl55 80
''''.''.....'.'.'...'......''.. 7vSs 70
..i ....s...... ......................SsS C6S %
"e"e'pohons mouth, ls54................ 81 IS
increase ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. sI4sl 81
The receipts OF the Sixth ard Eighth avenue Rail.
roads for last m' nth were a. folers.
Sixth avenue Railroad COMPANY s9 ~, 40
Lighth avenue Railroad Coup y. ......., s1ai 90
Total '""'.''''"'''''.""..." snn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-14


The Trustees tf the Illinois and Michigan Canal
have ordered dividend to be paid the 9Th proI.
at the ofice of the Treasurer David Leavit, Esq,
American Exchange Bank, on the arrears Of interest
cue on the bonds and scrip Of the Company. The
dividend will embrace the unpaid portion Of the cou
poDs of July, 1851, that is, less the portion paid by
the State of Iinos,) and the entire coupons due in
Jon gary and July, 1884, Payment Of interest on the
registered scrip will be mace in tn, same proportion
and at the same time. The nds as well as the
coupons, must be exhibited q; the time Of payment.
The Money market on call is easy to-day, and the
large houses generally had considerable balances
over. The demand is active Psoer goes freely at
lO0l2 Y cent for first class, with moderate supply.
The business of the Clearing House was large:
sac O46, o00.
The subscription to the Park Bank, We understand,
exceeds considerably 81 100000. Tho lo,stion Is not
ye, selected, but will probably be the west side Of
Broadway, somewhere between Barclay and Cham
bers streets
The Cincinr at, Hamilton and Dayton Railroad has
declared dividend of y cent, payable in the stock
of the company at the Ohio Life and Trust Compsnys
Office On the 18th inst
The AM exsd statement Of the Boston weekly bank
statement shows continued expansion Of the specie
line and also where million al q half of gold has
gone from our banks. Two or three weeks ago the
Boston banks had but %, l00, 900 of gold:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-14
MARRIED..

DuHNrEG-KEVoHUM-On Wednesday. Dec. Y. By the
Rev T. B,dsn d. z. ctor Of he Chursh Of the Ase 81
10 anne T., daughter Of Hiram kecbum, of this city
ptRoIN- era wFoaO-In Pc ham, N. a., on rburi,y
rcy BY the Rev J. f. fs.set M &c. GA aR ~ A.
FOkD Of Pei
JONES' KEELER-ln South ssen, russd.y Dec. I, by
tbe Rev Lindsey, Mr.. SAMUEL Y. JONES Of North
stamford, and Mia CAROLINE Keller Of the former
place.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Pelham N. e.. on tn nv
day, Nov ~ by the Rev. J. z. Farwe, Mr ELBRlD }E
@. sPALDtN0 of Chelmsford, Mass, to Miss HANNAd
JANE RiCBAR DsON Of Pelhsm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-14
THO result Of Tie Admiralty contract hiss I'D =

Tho result Of TIE Admiralty co0frsct n1 10
depIessh eject On he market for American bee.;
bolsers 90 not give .sy much, bu. there 10 gres'
sby below the average. Pork $50 depressed, In
consequence Of the moiersie prices obtained from the
Government bu, the very high, stock hes prevented
spy reduction in pii,e. .rge portion OF the Auer-
which is new feature. New American Bacon is
grady wanted at the moment; but, from the low
prices paid for the contract Pork, and the small
qusntiiy contracted for there ess stngune feeling
AZ TO prizes for Bacon. Lard ia quiet and the few
eaes made at about last weeks prices. There ia
Sigh Improvement in the demand for Cheese but the
sock here is large"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-14
PhilsdeIphia Market. THuR.p.,

Ybe Battles depressed the market both for Zorro, ,a
BaEApsTuYFs and very little has been done either 10 .
quoaons OF the former small lots changed hsaos Ne
fore the receipt Of the but the market has sae.
very quiet Flour for ct es So bat holden sakns
only about 500 bills found buyers ss 80 for
ssnds. and % 75dss for extra After Change there
sellers tksp these Corn Meal and Rye
Flour remain inactive unharsed Wheat sosce bat the
demand 10 limited and few lots Of red only taken AZ
81 $50 % er fair prime store white held 81 100 k2l2
ia ses natle eel hs Corn meets steady densnd and 200
esshes nev yellow brousht 78d0c store old worth 95
osts more IN demand and wanted Ale for South sr
acne enernt Rye Further Of oil IS Sales CLOVER
skkp neS ohoeERIEs and PaovIsIoxs without sny new
seseie ana uansaeoss moderate former Il fl rses
doing WIN "' S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-14
sb,osoS!i

Dsted the 18th day Of November 1855.
About &, 200, 900 in gold had arrived from Aus
trails, and 1t was hoped about hslf million might bs
retained in the bank About $780, 900 were daily e.
ptct from South America. The demand for gold
for the Continent continued
From The Lo.do~ Tiae.
at is reported that the exact quantities of beef and
pork advertised for by the Government for the supply
of ibe Navy, have been taken viz: Beef, 5000 tcs
$500 bbls poik, % 900 tcs. % 900 bbls sod price,
for beef, and 70 y tee. for pork very small par
eel only Of American beef has been taken, prics not
made public; but of pork, equal TO 10000 TO $4,000
ties u at about &c 10 &c Toe. tefce, and IS 3s. TO
IS ts. Dbl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-14

-. ,s,p,,. ration siding, gill not hereafter b permit
80 The stations hs road also 10 Be pot In telespaio
sar apicsop and e0say drawn rules have bsen Issued
teroAiIe the information which 10 to BE- sent eoneerhns tbs
WshA
Gov Il. NJ. Price bes ade the following appoint
.n,, C. " Cciener to be Bank Cormii for hs County
~ U,s,op vice David B. "akensn deceased Ltspt Co.
WIN Bsbb,t Deputy A.jutsnt Geser Of the Second Div
ain o. New Iersey Mns wee Col Thomas Stephens de
csssss Dr. L. ". Elder Deputy Assistant General Of Hudson
Brigade.
TIE CONTEMPLATING CAsE.-RecOrder Cauef 0,
Jerey City has determined bring Edward aoo ueons
Devoe arrested on chse Ct auempuns 70 ps' $500
theseoDsI bills the Mercantile Baph OF esiem on
morning examination Meantime he dare. nos
n Jsrsey City, Hobohen NessIk who have Ieh o,' sPa
COS ney come forward and denny INC Pai"o' u"'i
nrest, II they are the guilty ones
EVENING Sc8ooLs.--The Board OF E1ucaion OF
y.,.> C,, Iii hold meeting Saturday evecns TO decide
,,r s.sh,h,s Evening Schools the present. WlnsT Inc
,.s. ~ this Board Buildings and Repair have been
SreftS e. INIT ess into Public Schools Nos and
fonh sth. and lave 9. In rooueeo INTO tnem.
Srrr FOR Loss IN THE CARS "A suit was brought
..,eYd.y In Jersey CITY, befJfe Justice Gsrens essins
he New ADD Erie road Company by Lewis Bsfnum
~ Jersey City WI oh from his
p e CO road Tue train ropped a. Port terys and
the plaintiff seeing notice posted 10 the th
sts In oac.r their sests leave article Of
Sssss wearing apparel In them left bic overcast there
while into the efrehmept soon Upon restraining he
ssooy ed that overco stolen The Jmpaoy
his favor
Notice s given tina, the Delaware and R4rtan Ca
will be closed the z5h unless closed by les Pro.
n anispu!on that old Winter will close In upon them before
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