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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-26
WhalerA

SID om Povncstown Goth inst brig hedford Lanson for
AtlaI tic Ocean. go
Al Dove Island Cove Nov IS by letter from Capt Smith.
bris Par.na Sag Harbor. S bb'G sea elephant OIL
Touched at Tristan dAeuoha Oct ~ Nmrod Green. sag
Hsrb,r no report Of oil Nov Lien HsIdvck Provitsnee,
10 an 18th Menkn Broou6ed, New Bedford clean Dec !,
Ham al Bew.ter smith New Loodon DO ID sarah ssiti
Nstspoisett so bbls 7th Iris Devo New Bedford oil
on board sb Pioneer Lambert do % 9Th Lssnder kim
bali My.tic 10 WI 18th, ROBIN Hood McGenley, do 'P
80 VII; I'D Grey hound. Wing. Wes'port, so sp
Heard from Nov Pearl Forsyth New-London. clean; ga,
Brown, do so VII sp. VII.
Dec - DIV bark Phone which touched Trstsp Acunha
pec g. John " ell g. Besse. New Bedford 100 sp 70 VIII
spekep-Nov 20 of New Ireland ship ksnsnston CLARK,
New Bedford. go sp
Jan H. lat IS 90 lon 90 30 W ship Ontario. Of New Bed
ford for Pacific Ocean Reported Nov % carried away main
pssllsntm ast, and lest John Aspnwal bostseerer
Feb TO- lat 10 A s. lon 50 49, Monmouth, Of Coldsprins
for Atlantic Ocean
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Arrived.

suam.hip Georse Law Fox. Aspnwsl, 18th Inst, specie
ard passengers TO NJ. Q. Roberta
ship Union, Davis New Orleans 10 dc cotton &C. 10 W. l.
Bari Ll.wellyn (of C.mdenl Sherman st. Marks ls d.,
Ri, Milo. MeEsen Gousives lsds coffee ke Becker
Bns liza Ann lof Bluehl Means, Garden. MHsh II .u'
s.r ee to II D. BrooImsn. Has been ds y Of H,tter,s.
Brs Gm. T. Dussn. Barton Port al Prince March coffee
&c 10 yo.e, Perkins Co. March Is, Mr. @. r. wilson ID
Charles A6uek esmsn) native Of France; Feb lat % 30,
Ion "a spoke chip Desde from Haue for Newohess
Bns Dolphin H.eb St Jsso Cuba March 7. sugar. to NJ
Brs Mar.eos Prl.bury Neuvita. March mOl.''e. &c
TO Tbomss Owen Il Son Was days NJ OF hstter1 Win
arg Puls.t tof rhons.ton) Montgomery Barrel Stake,
La "A ds to ms.ter March o. niss Nv y
saw bak White Sea. bound n
tobacco &c March lat So Ion IS 49, spoke chr George
Mard Of Roctsnd from Port Prince for Boston 10 dss
Geor,e ,ts NV March TO- lat q S. lon 70 q spOis ,chr
E. B. Sawyer of Boston from Barscos for NswYork day'
sehr R. NJ Price Chambers Asispss % ds sugar &C., TO
sebr Kate Stewart, Matter ST. Msr' Is d' cotton, kc to
Lane. Wet & Co. 49,, w.,
sebr Jane ROs, Cropper Virginia March a, of the High
lands lost jib. NJ.
sehr Ida Msris B.yll Virgins. corn 70 II, Haven't r,
Schr Cstharne 7. Dir, Faulkner. Virginia, corn, to h.
sehr Margaret Pister. Bl,se,t, Wilmington DEL corn to
sehr Compromise Stevens, Csn,wes Bridge Del corn, to
sehr. Alabama Morrh, smyru., Del corn, to 3 FCI
schr Corpels Psynter Brandywine -four, to j. Buckley
schr Ship Carpenter, Besre, Smyrna
sebr. Sc nate Elliott. Newsrk for Boston.
schr. Plyu outh Rock. Ryder Boston.
Steamer Caedonis Morley Baltimore ,mdse., to Riley
SAILED Steamship. Hermann Bremen aufu.ts ss, VAN
Uncle Toby, London; bark Lilly, oottenoerg
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J. AestHs fIIs~es h Co Exresl W. Kane, w. q.
'.smnins., Z. Nichols VI Cook, J. Thompson, L. Kern,
n n Pant P. C. HeL,ne. H. Hsniersoa j. Mcpherson, c.
4. PayeiB, Packsri, MIS- Rcd and t.o ehilsren. y
Mergsn J. r. Dunshsap. lady End ehnd. O. Holmes " O.
Bradbury Reeve RoseliLa J. stevens Z. Wemsl =,
vm ysyo " Me-n.n,, C.o. ga win ">cit
let DR. u Adler l. Bruush j. MeK coose sni .dT, =;
Afo.ersts Wm. Pe,h X Brave " Mcrjela, :
Aror5ssd " ASo,ra l. M,rt. 1spFsr. 4. p. o. T.
LewsH. =. Rsss, l. L.wls, y. Cop AID JsnS, 80
aid, II Fersuson II. B. Webb. ThonA Nb.lslJ p. Bean,
ard i@s IN stesnse
In bris Hr r. Dusaa. y,o~ Port az P' saes-Rsv j. L. La
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Iotsi.s. Dol SS
"Some other items paid In New York make up the
sum Of $500, oo0.'
Aessrs. Adams g. Co. show a bad statement, and
have gone into insolvency. Their surplus ssses are
sbout slloooe in 1900 900, and made up to consd-
cradle extent Of unavailable traps" including an
overhaul Of Mr.. Woods Of the partners Of nearly
800, 900. Our correspondents letter gives details.
Messrs. Read & Co., Of Sacramento, have also sp-
Piled 70, the benefit Of the Insolvent Act Their
statement 10
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Receipts OF Produce. .....MARcH "a.

BY Enc pGi,ooi-S??e bbs Flour SO ptsa Ashes ses do
hisky SIG bags Whest g pi Cheese coo do Oats, $50
rts Provisions leo sides Leather SOC psg Apples go Do
Butter SO CO LAID. aud Sundries
BY Nrt York ssd Harlem Rat cad for he ect riding MIra
24-e t5 Mill IS Cattle Is Cows ST. Calves SIS Sheep
IS Horses LAB Dressed Hos 6i2s Nation and Beef IS
PKG Poultry Sl 10 Eu, pa o. butter I53 DO sandries
bsss Bueswhsu Flour II bis CIDER 81 bsles Hay
Iron s. CO. marble isl resns Paper 80 bb Flour, "a do.
A.he 81 -4.ides Ies.l
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Markets.-Reported BIZ T,l,eraDk.

Etw ORLEANS March .. 1855 The CoTroS market IN.
The we,t 70 500 The stoct 90 land 81 $50 bales. The re-
eepts his port compared with those Of las; year this
time 81 II SEQ bales CoFFEE-The ssss OF the week
have been 20 bsg The stock OF hand 81 900 bsf Prime
si0tQlgc z = MoLAssEs low.
PRoyipLScE, March 2i-CoTros hss been 10 active Do
the market closes with frn feeling and sfd
endtrey WooL-rhe demand has 5een fair st firm prices
a. lie, Of 81 90 piecea
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NEw.yoRK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY, MARCH 20, 1866

p.,x prLiwAa.s st Baltimore from Rie Jsoeiro 18th
Jan the second day out spuns leak vsiea hs
p Of s.."y sSis.dy s.s. has ssa q d.y.
north OF Cape H..erss lat Il Al ; oa % 70 coy
ir. lat IS p len Il 10 W. eIperseee severe ss tom
The W to the bark bsins Zee .' utdl for ter hour
h ~, 81 r., (. II terrific gale from INV
c.u,rs he vessel 70 be .inhiHs e.sdon for ak eoaI.
snI, Fa.seasI wreeied in Cardigan Bay loaded with
2O bbs OF resin ST bales Of cotton ell Of which
injured Europe IT,. v.:e y" principally owned 0' the
saIr WLIls s.hor. 1t the Hen sad Chickens had pamP'
set work her. 2st when the water wa found az o~
water to be three feet h.hsi n her bod nan SSds rns
bales Gotten. 10 bbls mos'es empty porter sss ana
some 20 p.eLssss nsIh.ndss =. N meg, sOnSoH
81 days between the Grand Bank sod Cspes Of the oes.Ie
surns Which she enp.,eS.eD b. o.. 81 ,om. ~
sHIP ELLrksLE a. Philadelphia from Rio Janero expert.
very gale. the cos darns .h;e
had Praps the main ,rd fore tOF'.i ysd' split man'' o
sHIr " IrrS LORD new Smith. from Bath for Ner-
Orleans D'roLen 18th int lat So Sc 10 % by the
Eiene at PfHsd.lphis The W had los, fore sni in,ia
top gallant msss sud bad sai badly tom; the T. eeaid not
shir EVA Of srd for New orleans for Trieste before
ported bsej on Beach Key, Bahama. ~u 90 tans oent
Bah in 1850, ard VS. valued at sa5 CO.
scHn W PHARo at Philadelphia from Providence lsts
Instant during severe gale h.d man%st carried sway he
captain Knocked overheard and drowned despite every effort
to save him. . .,.,
AvEsstL, bottom up fallen 10 With 2d ut 200 miles
north of TURKS Island by the James Wakefield AspnwsL
IL blowing hard the time, and heavy ses rcng;
co I'D not ascertain what day passed lsse
OF 6 vessel
DURING seusLL NewbeTn, ". c. on the 9th instant .
sher WING anchor off Ocrscoke driven 10 sss aud bad
net been heard up the 7lh IL not known whether
sny pc rson board at the time or not.
sHrP HARKswAy. from Liverpool for Charleston. with
cargo Of 600 sacks sat sshcre Cape Roman on
Wtdre.day ss and IL 10 feared will be total oss The
eel insured Charleston for 500 In the Insurance. snd
Trust OHice 81 500 Commereisl $500 Firemeas Tbs
Hukawsy has 50 90 Insured freight TIE "a Old
ship Of SIS register having been built Aexshdsa
1888 ard rates Az. -
sgP Lorus AZ San Francisco 25.h ult from Boston. So
dsys from Boston Cape Horp Of the Cspe days
heavy g,es from the Cape the Eqlstor Ia the
Pacific which crossed Feb Ion ia and carried the
TRACE. to lat NJ after which had light norhey winds until
the days when she experienced ESE winds accom-
pauied with thick weather.
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Arrived. .....SuNpAY. March IS.

Brig Sarah z. DIX (of ROckland) Cables Baltimore d'
coal 10 order.
stores McCready, Mott Co Sid In With schrs L. r.
Smith Wake, Arlington, Emily, Adele, Emily Ward Smst
ed all for New-York.
sehI Uncle Tom, tBr) Dickson, Fortune Bay NE, Is d.
Kelly e. smithenL Experienced heavy weather.
Steamer Wamsaiis. Nys. Bedford, mdse to mster
sloop Visilsn- G!bts, Newport. r l., OIL TO mater
PELow-Bsrk Bepe. 10 d. from New oreans-by pilot
boat Sylph.
sAILEn-sh,p. Simeon. Smith, London Anna r. Schmidt
WIND daring the day, NV. to w, and fresh.
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Paasen9ara AHriyed

Ia sean,hp George Lac from Aris pal-H. J. Moody AID
lady J. w. Foot and lady BUR- c. Smith w Crosby
h. W. Stein, j. c. Bowman. Col J. C. Fremont NM N =.
Tss three children and servant, Capt W. r. Hooper J..
Brotks Mr. Thb.ut, child and servant z Johrson Tnos
Boyle, T. W. Dana, D1mere, Mn. Monls snl servsnt L.
Bhbe;ts (wells Fargo Co.'S Expres Ma Ebbets and
MIRA Rankin, c. Russell adams Co EIpress O. g.
pe'sns;sr, q. N. BUbsnh and LADY c. W. Cosh Es9.,
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Beside the foregoing there are sundry sums due to
various creditors open account and certificates of
deposits ifsuod by the varons country odieoe, the
particulars whereof cannot be stated for want of i'm
edate accurate information, but the aggregate
whereof is about five hundred thousand dollars.
Individual de5ts due by l. c. Woods, s6i,55O.
REHABILITATION.
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BY TeleCraph.

BOSTON-Arr. Msrch IS, bark Arsgon, Palermo Dec Is
Gibraltar jan lri VIM Moore. Tobsseo Emeline C,rde
Parker Chsrest9n Baltic, Ezabet6towni Charles Lansi
philadelpkia
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1)aper iDarebonses.

DIAPER WAREHOUSE. 7. DEkHlCas.
i SON, l. Co., No 80 BsshnAas -, 'ssr 0s ~
lowest tsru1s.
wrifins Pspeu English, French ana anenseA
News Paper, I'll sises. weights and qu4iuee
Book Paper ali sres ~eishts and qnshusa -.,,x.
fissu. Psper fancy colou and white Of the - gan"
Hsnsiss Paper. whi. and seiossd dissrsst v'~
Cloth Psper Ssse and px9-
Yus,h Hardware Psper, large sssortsssns, ~ s'
shsstbins Paper Of the best quality.
Wrapping Pspes, Straw. Rag, ssA hanms.
"a fsceS Of different assa
- ioo1sa Pspss, sulssSls 5os sssA, b sonA
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Tor boo. %
The balance in the Sub-Treasury would indicate
that the receipts have been, during the week, about
equal to the disbursements; but as far as our City
banks age concerned they must have gained consd-
essbly from this source, large portion of the re-
ssipts-some half millon-came from the Western
collection districts.
Mr.. Albert II. Nicolays regular semi-weekly auc-
ton sale of Stocks and Bonds will take place on
Monday next the 26th inst, at l2s O'Clock, at the
Merchants Exchange.
The Imports of the week, other than Dry Goods,
are about he same as for the same week last year,
being sl,9s6,554 against sl,slo,o77. The sggre-
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Total nnce I. .Ff5,ISlbJf 8ot,tJ<,o51
Among the Imports were Coffee, 1907 200; India
Rubber, es4, 200; Hides, sl2, 800; Iron, s5s,5oo
Tin, ss5 500; Moaseer, eel 800; Sugar s2o5, 300;
Tea s5ae ,ssl: Watches, s7i ,sooi Wines, s29 700.
The aggregate Exports SINCE January have been
als,s52, $40, against sl7,li4,ss7. The Exports Of
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Killnsn, fn SswYors, de.; schr. J. l. Bevnss, w.ss.
for -, hs
An 81 Cher u'C. mt s.'h ersns rurt ycAssss New.
isa, ~, I'm 80, 10 Ans son 81 J.ss
BlrogsT Levscy New-Ysrs ssh abr $. Hsr,.a
NewYork S1its,
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Total 70 ,. III
iote' -.....aox.t Of tho Gan ErAnciscn off

The 10 lowing statement OF the san FRANCISCO once
ofAJam. & Co. IL from the papers filed with the appli
cation OF l. C. Woods for the insovent act. Nothing
definite has yet been ascertsned Of the liabilities
OF the country offices.
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MINIATURE ALAASAc.......rHs pAS ..,
eD-A&es....5 "a Ssu.........o 10 Moos-se"''V " ~
warEn.......rHls DN.
ssrSx Hook 81 Gov Island 0l Al Hell Ose.. W -
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SATURDAY, March PIP. NJ.

The Stock market at the morning Board was not
very sc,ive and prices had do inward tendency; but
n the Second Board the feeling quite buoyant,
and the leading fancies advanced TO y cent. Erie
closed at act, Reading $50, n Y. Central 932, Cum
berland 333 a 33i, Nicaragua l65, &c, all sho wing
better feeling Hudson River was less firm. The
Western Roads we're strong. Michigan Southern i'm
proved TO s2I Michigan Central 81, Cleveland Co.
hmbus and Cincinnati l07, &c. OF State Stocks
slso ooo including slOO 900 MissouIis sold probably
for account Of some Missouri Railroad. The market
n without much change. The business in Railroad
Bonds 10 moderate at about previous rates.
Exchange is without quotsble change, but has
heavy appearance. Sterling is 81 SlO4 Tor drst-ca's
signatures. Francs, 5.l3i 05.lll.
In consequence Of the arrival OF the Steamer
the business in Frejghts is moderate. To Liverpool
500 bales Cotton, 532d; Corn, in small lots, 3d.;
300 pkgs Bacon, &C., ISL; 1900 gals Oil ISL. To
London, Dead Weight 2OI. To Bremen, some Cot
Ton at lc; Liquds 2Ic.; 1900 kegs RaisDs, 22I6.
To Hamburger, Bone, &C.; Tobacco, 7I6i Lii
quids, &c.
The disbursements at the Sub Treasury were large
today, s26O,3sl, including about 100000 on
Government Drafts from California. Receipts,
el4s 6s4 including $50 900 by express from b 1fale.
Balance, s435l ,533. Paid from Assay Office, ST. 400;
paid on disbursiDg checks, sl3i273. The aggregate
balance in the Treasury, including the bullion fund,
and the deposits Of discussing officers s ssl77,957.
The George Law adds about $3.50 900, by manest, to
our stock Of gold, which is quite as large as was an
tcipaed. Besides this we have re%on to think that
alarger amount than usual come forward by this
steamer in the hands of passengers.
The shipments Of specie during the week were
something over three quarters Of a Million the Her
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Markets. CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR THE TRIsusE.
SATURDAY. March ~, 1855
AsHEsTh. market s inactive bu, steady. sh's Of Psr
snd Pearls Of Se IS.
CAnDLEs-We ie.rn Of sales Of 500 boxes City Ad,man
tin for California at &c, mos
COITON-Ths delay OF further foresn saFces checks s1-
.tiop. .en.bly and The quiet bu firm sales % u.
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Due Adams Co By depotor Who have ovefdswn their &C
conb,s. (anong whom C Woods overcrew rs aeeoua,
48slsf; ,so I. C. Woo's, Treasurer u ". q c. VI.
Co 1853 %; also, James KiIg Of Wan, s!lIsi TOT.
ao,ahle yi3 -
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The fo>orisg teisrAphie essp.teh fsesvsl ifyua
Esetcn his NO Ming
rasYs~ sav a lsS6
fis fualk la * bstor thfss on The tMifsiny bfSk
fotsr thN resrsng via -Orrn0 Bens. waise VT
wsfh Haul. sstDs. HssfspoFt I4sk Maigs recyls's
yarA y ~ lsns, Nsfsani H4nk ~ Noyslaa Fsu.ent
al.e siati tsnisai lark fsrHsrs IsGns yiskfuri RI
zip IRON Ihsmpsot's R>Jsyfr sayss--
The -oaih E,yaltan t4nk u @si ssssrssi and ga
ps1sr fsdserse.a ~ fh~ egrols
Etes lhs shoYs w.s vfs,ssn, ~ lsAYs Iso thas 10
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sales ESQ bags Narcaibo sold at lie. 100 rs,s LAW
At axe. 200 800 bags Ris st loxc and loo Do n

sales ESQ bags MAricaito sold at ilc 100 ra,s LAW
At axe; 400 800 bass RE 1t loxc and loo as n
CcrTcs -Hcidsrs demanded sc. advance, which buy
err in the absence of letters indlsposed meet
Ard not sufficient ssies made 10 establish MARKET
b fss. ~ 10 for halves, and ooc for quarters.
IincIrfA --Th~ss vas little In ratss fsr
sPsS and sa' sss 800 .'s =.
bushels al 7Ld. To London, oil cake engagsA
- sor 100 cssks rce st sss $40 bib. Hour At a. sa1
corn WIRE engaged exc hates ~ Havrc rather
easier nonr was engaged At sgc bb, and grain q
yessL chartered for Hsvre to osd with -four q
pc and gain ~ 22c De and anOher Tor Falmouth
At 2Sc for grain seni 70 Ha,rs and itd u sent % Les
don. To Antwerp 5000 bushe. rye engaged st
49,, and 400 bsgs pimento Al ~ vessel was e.
gagged 10 insd At Insgua ami Nassau T.. london st a.
surcmtnt
HAr.-Ths marLs. ranged from 7se 10 SOC.
isos--s.e' q scc'eh pg vsr. making ., as ~
oiASas-A LOT Of neg New oTlcans rsposts1 scaA
NAyAI sToms -ssi.. az 600 barrel. common wa
nngt IN rosin were old al 81 20 per $40 bs delivered
any time. Abou, 200 barrels rpis turp~ntise II 40.
lro,saoss.-rork-1he market wa. Irregular, anA
shieh ii was h.la in the be-, yards /, was hsld q
~ " w % fur mess, while In others II vas
only included retail o,- chiefly within the nrrs ps,nsI
IN Ai pehsps 500 800 barrel, prime was quiet q
bfaced about 300 barrels inslaanK country prime
~ ~ 90 $40 and country mess nj sill ti2 So pri,se
mess was a, 81 s2s bse hams aud rspAesca Western
moss unchanged IArd--Sae. Of about 200 barras
vsfc made NJ i2c ai.Ac. state butter Arm, no.
&c. and loo. &c. for Ohio. Cheese ranged fron
CSC. lie per ID.
ktE was dull at &c. \ 64e.
svoaH The mAskct firm but not active deal.
Ct we're waiting for private letters The few saes mads
Indicated N advance 81 about Nc. poe Ia. About
100 bh. Cufa mnscovado we're about Ne. n &c., aud
100 DO New orleans d. 1t &c. zoo boxvs short price q
&c, zoo do In bond at p. g., aud 20 do yellow duty
paic) Al nc.
lonAcoo lees active; prices without change. ms
taies incno*d IA hhn. Kentucky, At eLc loo; t99
bib Ia'ana 20c, nc. 10 d., Cuba, p g. 81 sssl
tat &c lie At auction % casea seed leaf 6ks.
&c
wooi THE sales domcs,s since our last have b~su
hght chiefly % manufacturers at "a ceclfnr from ra.ss
ruing previous 20 the auction sale ~ the 18Th inst In
foreign, very little bas changed hands and have
hing worthy OF notice. stock continues small of The
be ter class v coils
wnsly Sales 60 bib. Ohio were made ~ aoke. aad
40 do. State prison a, aIo
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Family Marketing.
Hs-I ALL rKIcEs or YARM PRODUCE TX vAsnIv0 ON
hAREET.

hea, hiss advanced in pss somewhat since las, week,
and ia. demand ia not active, owing 10 the iArgs
quantity q poultry In market and the cheap rates
which II IL soid There does not W be much
in market aud the probabilities that win si-
rather than decline the approach very cold
weather. There Is igh, decline ia corned piee.s and
a oec ded advance In veai-bo easily accounted for by
TIE season.
has caused the farmers 20 send la immense quantities,
wleb meet with ready sns tho weather IL cold enough
g preserve tnem uutantcd Harvesting being o,cs, The
farmers and county boys aided by host Of city saA
apscur sportsmsD are actively engaged kling all kinds
Il aud The ssl llled with the rosult OF thssr
sli and marx manshIp. Tho approach 81 the holidays
renders The price drmer than they o,pr~.e you'd ss
owing 70 the great demand. Pigeons, though stH
plentiful, are not W cheap - they were last wesk.
There l. no change Ia 1sh worth noticing. Tho de-
rand 4 pretty active, DO. ior she'll ntb.
With The exception u appes trait is aud dear
though good IN beaihni Al The fai nd winter 49,
pies sery abundant and u must be vary fssiiosa
taste tat could not b. sasaei In our markets n.v.
We hav, added several varieties 10 opr ia, lately.
Iuiter shows advance And 1. Cheese ressis
usual sso sggs -, cnormouA, high. vsgc Absa
show nothing new, except that thoy geung .cAscs.
In lev weeks will b. much higher thsn at pfcssns
The following list has been carefully revised -
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MOVEMENTS IN FoRMGS Dry GOODS.
EsaEered fnar Inn MN rxsoaa

Value put On the market during the week, 1891, SOL
The trade In dry goods has become reduce by hsy
Ing rescued that period In the u the year which
divides the autumn business from the opening Of TIL,
spring trn'c The stocks are to great extent veil sold
down especially In staple goods Some anticipate that
silk goods viii open at higher prices IN February and
under the Influence of this bef importers have declined
contracts ahead at present prices.
In fancy goods the stock held over Is also smsIler
than usual The importations for tho spring trade il L.
believed will be scale 10 meet the demand The dry
good merchants have good cause for congra sulAtnR
themselves They have passed through prosperous
son Their business has been large and profits z, od
Payments have also in fAvcraby and no failures
OF nomfn have occurred; and during the temporary
pressure in money The trade made complaint Its
colec ions have been good, ana with the increased
means Of consumption the part of the farmers OF
tho country tie trade has favorable asrect far tho
future.
The transactions in done-t, goods the pat week lave
sIonded wi Ii the and have be,a a msae
rate .caie yet prces have been Icmuperative Cloths
dull Cassimerea were In fair reques aud tsncy
styles IL heu and saiueo telling az full prices and
above The rsos current 81 the last year
linens continued steady with fair salcs at sstaeory
prioea shirtipgs and shecngs heavy. la prints
there change TO notice Drills in good re-
quest ard lrm Canton hsnneh were also In good de-
msnd. nenirS ard ticks we're unohaugai Osnsbargs
ami banging were hfm though the demand limited.
moutelife cclancs wSrc ~ fair reqnes', eJceiay
styles. kentucky jean, ineys aud twesds were sui
Blankets were dnu, and the better qualities ia good
quesi, A. tun prices iilupeh htm but quiet
shawls were Ia good tequsst The more general prac.
t!ce adopted 81 wearing shaw by gentleman the present
sDson has created better demand for them and CIT
syes we're quick Of sale at full prce- especially the
city trade.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-24


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