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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-30
MovENRyTs IN FOREIGN Day GOODS.


Total value put upon the market during the
week. ........................ 81 499, 80
This weeks trade in dry goods has been little brisker
than that Of the preceding one-the falling of in the
demand from the country having been more than COM
pensated for by the improved local inquiry and
sonabe productions have been the market
previous quotations for desirable articles have been gene
rally well supported. If there be anything of ianguid
feeling apparent it is in domestic fabrics the production
of which though reduced to outstrp the require
ments Of buyers Foreign goods firmly held in view Of
the and assorted imports and stocks on hand
pretty active inquiry exists for brown and beached
sheengs and shirtngs at however, rather weak prices
More activity observable in cotton annels at strength
ening figures The supply is light and decreasing
moderate business is being transacted in denims, drills
and duck within old range. Gnghams are iu fair
request and are firm There is not much movement IN
lawns; manufacturers engaged spring styles, Of
which good supply is promised. Nankeens have not
varied. Osnaburgs saleable and steady Printing
cloths less freely offered at full prices but rule quiet
Prints appear inactive at irregular rates. Stripes and
ticks display really new feature. Woolen goods are
in moderate stock and pretty firmly held, but
not very brisk fair inquiry prevails for blankets
at previous prices There is considerable animation in
casmeres cloths and doeskins, at unchanged figures.
Flannels quiet and rather lanyuid. Jeans and lin
seys seem less active, and nGrm in value Mousen de
Ianes are toerably brisk and buoyant. fair demand
exists for satines, ut former quotations Shawls
altered. Tweeds attracting increased attention at
steady rates.
Foreign fabrics are less freely offered than they
needed and this account the business is somewhat
restricted but far regards prices there is no
ticeable change The imports quite moderate aud
though mainly entered for consumption direct they
insufficient TO maintain good assortment the market.
Those having desirable supplies finding ready buyers
II
while those whose stocks not exactly suited to the
taste Of purchasers experience considerable difficulty in
selling them and when they do effect sale it is only
by consenng to accept such prices offered there
for by buyers. These the leading features of the
trade in every channel
The quantity and value of certain articles imported
this port during the week ending and including Fri
day, Sept. 2sth 1855, follows -
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER cIAL.
N n r M A n X n +.

SATuRDAY, Sept. 29-6 I. NJ
There better feeling in the stock market to-day;
but most of the purchases time buyers option
There very large transactions In all the leading BE-
curtes At the first board Indiana 6's advanced per
cent Illinois Central Bonds, u Cumberland, Y; Erie
Railroad, x Michigan Southern, Reading Railroad,
u; Cleveland and Toledo, ~ Hudson Railroad declined
per cent Illinois Central Railroad Cleveland and Pitts
burg n Illinois Central bonds sold to the extent of
$50 OOO All other bonds were quiet
After the adjournment of the board, the following
stocks were sold at auction by A. H. Muller
200 shs Francis Life Boat Co ...........,.,..,7L
$50 do Marble and Stone Carving Co., of N. Y ..2O
$50 do. Newton Copperfaced Type Co .............
AT the second board prices improved a fraction. Erie
advanced u per cent; Cumberland, ~ Reading Rail-
road, "; Hudson Railroad III Illinois Central Bonds
Bonds, r.; Cleveland and TOLEDO, H. Our remarks this
morning about the New York Central Railroad Company
have produced auttering in the hive The managers
and their immediate friends like of hornets when
long pole is thrust among them. At first they dis
posed to resist the intruder, but by keeping up the stir
ring they finally dispense and leave the long pole in pos
session. The rural districts have been considerably ag
tated by the statements have ly made concerning
this company and the arrival OF several operators from
along the line looks rather ominous The fact Is that
when the rotenness Of such huge monster the Gen.
trail is exposed desperate effort is made by certain
chques to sustain, and if possible initiate the
market prices, to calm the apprehensions Of out
side holders. Combinations therefore formed for
purchasing, and the immediate effect is seen in
temporary advance in prices. This ia the time
for small holders to realise. When spectators are
buying to keep up the market is the time for out
siders to SELL This action is only spamodic aud cannot
be sustained 1t would have been better to have sold
few weeks since but the fiscal year ia nearly closed aud
the next annual report will not be at all satisfactory to
those who hold the stock at anything like current
rates.
The annexed statement exhibits the quantity dvaue
Of foreign dry goods enter at this port for consumption
for warehouse and also the Withdrawals from warehouse
during the week ending and including Thursday Sept 81
aorh-
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4 uCT1oN NoTICE-RICn ROSEWOOD AND MAuo,

A UCTION NOTlCE-RICH ROSEWOOD AND MAHO-
n gay household furniture velvet and Brussels carpets
large pier and oval glasses, oil paintings by old rich
silver etegeres rosewood piano.ore &c-H WILSON,
AuctoneerMonday, October at l0 O'clock the entire col
lection Of elegant furniture contained In the four story
No 1872 Prince street Sullivan all OF which Is of the very
best desc pion large portion having been made o.order
y one OF The first cabnetmakers in Broadway and will be
rafemptorily sold without any pOsponement Parlors ee
CANT rosewood pianoorte and cover two agnicen suits Of
paror furniture with upholstered seats covered In the richest
Of French satin solid rosewood frames most elegantly carved
without regard 10 large and oval marble
top rosewood CENTRE side and sofa tabes elegant wood
eegcre, marble top with heavy plate glass and back
made order Sl25 about go yards tapestry carpets
excellent ORDER splendid rosewood bookcase very large
$2O rosewood eteperes and sands beautiful
and heavily embroidered While lace window curtains
tel and cornces; large Gothic reception easy
chairs In silk and embroidered brocade; oil paintings
which may be found choice collection by modern artists
French porcelain decorations and finished and painted
nigh SAFE Of periecon heavy @ with very els
marble top dressing bureaus and wristbands match;
curled hair mattresses beds holsters and pillows aho
gany and maple chairs sofas and lounges heavy mahogany
teneet extension table, black walnut do tea and dining
tabes china tea sets very expenvely decorated elegant
manc ceck common croekery and glassware in basemen
large assortment OF sverware spoons, forks heavily plated
casters With eu bottles, silver tea service elegantly chased
and engraved; large SAVERS with solid silver edges best of
ivory cutlery, &C. cash deposit viii De required
purchaser unknown 10 the auctoneer.
H. WILSON. Aucioneer
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SATuRDAY, Sept. ~ p u.
Four-The sales reached about 1000 1000 bbs in
GLIDING to good State and Western at 81 621z
So H. among the sales 500 bbls Western round
hoop (sold for export,) at IS Il. Wheat was firm,
with sales of $4,000 bushels part to arrive, at
1e0c 192c for good Southern red and 2o6c 2l0c for
white Canadian and Southern. Corn-Saes amounted To
$4,000 COO bushels western mixed at SO s6hc and
closed dull Pork inactive; sales 200 500 bbls in
lots at $50 81 % 80. Cotton still waiting letters
Whiskey active at 4o 4Ic. sales 200 bbls. Ohio
rive at 4o1sc.
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principal articles Of import of general consumption
such coffee s26,s55; madder S63, 657 undressed
skins $le4 hardware SOS ga railroad ron $50 34S
lead $5s 603 tin $780, steel 5os sugar Sis 272
watches $50 206.
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A UCIIoN NoTIcE.-JosEPHL l.. SMITH, AUCTIoNEER,
~ VIII sell TO morrow, (Nondoyl ut 1os O'Clock, at "a
Franklin street fourth house west OF Broadway rosewood
piano Of brilliant tone and 1nish paror furniture OF solid
glasses rocking and easy chairs mahogany and maple chrs
Sofas dining and tea tables rosewood and mahogany bed
seads bureaus and washsans match sresses
crockery glassware clocks sverware &c three enaneled
suites
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-30
EXCURSIONS.

CPLENDID TRIP TO NEW ROCHELLE GLEN COVE
- and frstenpoint The steamer GEORGE LAW Captain
Instant leaves Peck sllr g. quarter before NJ Caihe.
slip at M Grand street, sk A. ~; Tenth street
81 4. n; Twenty sxsh street. n 81 A. n Thirty fourth
street. "a NJ; returning usual hours This Is one
splendid trips out Of New York and The last or the
scason. Refreshments board
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-30

HENRY B. HERrs. JUN, AUCTIoNEER.-
aud attractive sale OF nnc French, German and English
doessn beavers kerscymerc. vcs,nss, trim
order o. ne sheriff on Monday Oct At ox O'Clock ibe
lceom no o Pine street, the balance OF stock Of
large merchant tailor and cohler Terms cash city fnds
AL goods 10 be cleared Tie DAY Of sale ~ - ~
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AsfGk1iSEmGaTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
SALES AT AUCTION.


A LBERT ii. NICOLAY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
a sale close an interest of Clifton Staten Island real
tateAlbert II. Nlcosy will sell at auction Tuesday Oct
1856 IL O'clock at the Merchants Exchange, frame
cottage, two story and basement containing rooms with
nearly ground, laid with and kitchen
dem also new stable attached This properly situated
residences Of Messrs Pukeg and Berry and good view
the Size OF plots 23 feet front by III feet In Depth house
"a mile from Vanderbilt lending and i all that can be desired
tcuars apply to ALBERT ii. NICOLAY. Auci oneer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-30

A UCTIoN NoTICE-CRoCKERY, GLASS AND CHINA.
II By j. $. H. BARTLETT, ENTHUSIASTICALLY, October
at 10 O'Clock al Isl Pearl street. In lots from the Shelves
arge Of best white granite blue printed and all
kinds Of 100 packages glassware gold band
ten sets, Britannia ware de-
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DAVID SCOTT, AUcTIoNEER. SALE o.

DAVID SCOTT, AUCTIONEER AUCTION SALE OF
IL houses and lots In Jersey City the ferryDAyTp
SCOTT suconser will sell at public auction. on the pre-
misses, Monday Oct l. at O'Clock p NJ the following va
luahle property, sale peremporyerms llberaDlrst lot
81 Morris street. 25x60 second, two lots Green street
tween Essex and Morris Streets side 2Ox50 third
two lots on the southeast corner Of Essex and Green Streets
23xe0 each elegant location for redence fourth three
story brick houses Morris street, Washington
Green Streets Nos. AZ and 49, finished good style gas
water bath room kc rb the large and comnodiods brick
front house and connected buildings formerly occupied by
"a 20 Essex street. 2x00 EACH the northwest corner
Of Green street This property be considered very
srabe II Is the beautiful location Ia the city for
agentleman's private residence Terms liberal Sale posi-
tive close the For further particulars inquire OF the
auconeer rs Montgomery street, Jersey City.
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n D. NASH. AUCTIoNEER-SroRE $40 BROAD.
~ weyMortgage sale of the contents of the house called
the North STAR l5i Church street. Monday October 1900
at 10 O'CLOCK A. NJ on the premises 54 Church street. all the
furniture and saloon fixtures contained in said house. Consisting
In part Of chairs tables setees bureaus, bedseads
resses ocoh panoorte billiard tables balls cues
tains &c. &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-30

IJFNRY II. LEEDS, AUCTIoyEER-HENRy II. LEEDS
~ Co VIII sell on Tuesday I'd, "Wednesday, Sd aud Thurs
day, Oct at hatpast ten O'Clock each day, the auction
rooms, No 10 Nassau street Superb sale OF fancy goods
Opening sale Of the The rst importation Of Paris
bfones the manufacture Of The Partisan Artistic
pany hey Obtained the consul medal in London lsi the
golden medals In Dublin and Paris and at the Crystal Palace
New York the silver medal the only awarded or
In the nation This Il the most extensive company
world and Their goods superior 10 any manufactured Con
ssng Of large assortment OF superb coupes
soils brackets gronps nsuIes large and snail superb
deiabras bronze and ormon Italian dancers atuees Illus
riogs men very elegant INK stands sa,uei,e hunter hep
ing card receivers marble This first
sale In this country from this concern sqnr
q. b. Pandons FIRST opening OF the the time
and place. of real Carrara staary, Agate Bardlgo yellow
Sienna Etruccan Medic Roman and IIcbe four
nine high bohemian china, bronze and ormou
clocks Marble stauaryGroup OF Fidelity the original by
Franxonl the Shepheess by Den,sdco; the begsars MI
rell superb satnary of Washington Franklin and Jefferson
high, and made BY the well known artist N
ne figure OF Mary Magalcn; Antonio from the Grecian
school Flemish Cupid with nests Venus Of Canova ANDRE
Deyne by Bcnerne four bus,s Of Italian poets Dante
TO- Peirarrh Taso; bust zeno groups represent.
Summer and Autumn: sstuary for gardens piagzas;
Christopher Columbus Baechus Dancing Girls OF Csnova We
nts &chosc abon five feet high Also, assortment
stuffed birds Also barge invoice Of sterling silver tea
sets Also turquos opal aud other gold bracelets earrings
hre A., pla ina do lcpine watches gold chains Per
sons residing OF the city have their goods carefully
packed for shipment at reasonable charge by Mr. Pandon
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IL l.. AARON, AUCTIoNEER, WILL SELL. ON MON.
w. day, October q 1913 O'Clock, nj the saesroom No 81
Nassau street. splendid assortment OF fine gold watches part
Of which ne watches be also Ola
mond work and jewelry Sale without reserve for cash
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GEORGE COOK, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALE
" ofnew and fashionable furniture, Tuesday 0
O'Clock at salesooms No III Nassau street. consisting pa
superior mahogany and rosewood bookcase
lor furniture SUITE IN brocaeii; marble centre
side and sofa tables richly carved rosewood eegere
efuoires; md chairs OF variety OF Styles SOFAS
aetes lounges extension dining tables dining and par
or chairs mahogany and rosewood bceads bureaus
stands wardrobes mattresses paiasses beds bedding
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-30

GROCERIES, GRoCERIEs-A NJ cRIsrALAR. Ayc
~ oneer, will sell on Monday October at lok O'Clock
at S55 Sixth OF Twenty third street. contents
and fixtures Of well stocked grocery consisting part
OF large and ne LOT of sugars teas coee and spices
and sperm candles china ornaments Chinese sures
ar. Also. aeiy OF goods suitable Tor all grocery
store. together with counter scales, shelving, &C.
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Value Of mdse put on the market during the
week .....;"..:...:.....;. ....... sI,eio,24s
Value OF dry goods put on the market during
the week.. ........................ I,4os,aio
Total importation. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. saI54ss
The above aggregate is not large for the season The
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-30

RIO LET--THE THREE STORY AND BASEMENT HOUSE
L 23 Choever place, Brooklyn about five minutes walk
neaeeEn range wash tubs &c. rent ebeaD
AnnlN al the honse.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-30

u OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF MOTT AND CHATHAM
IL streets TO lease with immediate possession oompe
tent person with means. Apply toJ HARsEN No. 90 Ninth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-30

FURNISHED HOUSE IN BROOKLYN TO LEA
has alched parors and gas II agreeable the present
pant, gentleman and his daughter. would board with the
family Apply to A. TOWNEY, cerner Myrtle and
Fulton ST. Brooklyn j. G. Packard, 100 Fulton ST. n. Y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-30
DULPIN,s ANNUAL OPENING
ID OF FALL. AND WINTER cLoAKs

For city retail trade,
THURSDAY sExr THE 4ru OCTOBER AT TUE
PARIS MANTIII.A EMPORIUM, 36l BROADWAY.
On which day he respectfully invites public attention his
peb mporaions and manufacturers prepared expressly
Taste and ingenuity up to the departure Of the latest steamer
Having completed his extensive alterations his warerooms
by far the most commodious Americas and being
thereby enabled 10 conduit much enlarged business he has
determined that his establishment shall hereafter
much by the extreme moderation In tho price Of the articles
therein contained always has by their exclusive
richness and beauty On the day he VIII make his
annual exposition Of ladies' fancy ur consisting Of
costly and valuable stock 10 be found In Bro dway all
reasonable prices. 0E0. BuLPIN,
Cloak Fur and Shawl Emporium 3sI Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-30

no LET-THE FRONT AND RACK .PARLoR, WITH
pantres between and In third sory OF house
Morton street. Inquire on the premises
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no LFT-pART OF A HOUSE. PLEASANTLY sITUA.
led 70 small family at III Twelfth street between Second
and Third avenues consisting of four second floor
kitchen with water &C. Possession given the st of
October
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N ELEGANT SUIT OF FURNISHED APARTMENTS
"A 70 let IN the first class house 40 Broadway The entire
first floor with extra bedrooms and Kitchen particularly adap
ted for family wishing themselves there being every
for housekeeping. Apply from A. NJ to A.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-30

John L. vANDEwATER, AUcTIoNEER.-MoND
81 at l01s O'Clock the saesroom IL Maiden Lane very
large and exceedingly attractive sale OF splendid imported
paintings silk attached TO glass, with gilt frames and Of
variety OF landscape, domestic views
figures groups & Many Of hs above are Of oval form and
Ae frames, elegant engravings, &c. The whole be sold
above, peremptory 10 close out the consignment Offering
opportunity all.
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TENANTS xtEGlsrEa.

Of HUDSON STREET.-THE LET--A SMALL STORE,
suitable for cigar, book fruit any ether fancy
business; immediate possession. Rent only Si3 month
COQ BRoADwAY-TO LET THE SPACIOUS COR
LUO in the second story OF The building 2DS
Broadway also to let several Offices the floor Apply
10 e. BLOOMER, 208 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-30

VIZ c. ALBURTUS AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL ON
w Monday, October l. at O'Clock p. NJ No li3 Co.
lba street, South Brooklyn quantity OF household
furniture Of family giving up housekeeping.
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BALES AT AuOrauu.

HENRY W. LEEDS. AUCTlONEER-BY W. r. LEEDS
CO.-Monday Oct ], at 101s O'clock ct No. go West
Ihreth street. handsome household furniture nearly
and IN perdsc, order being the properly Of gencmsa de-
furnitare-Medalion pattern Brussels carpets fun engh
French plate pier glasses large size and richly smed oval
carved rosewood suit in brocatel side and pier tables rose
eani carved rosewood S octave paucSre by one Of our
finest city makers In but three months with guarantees
manie Ornaments clock and bronze figures Bedroom
furniureMahogany and blackwanu bedseads washsands
and chairs in and hair cloth bedding mating and kch
furniture with which the sale will Terms cash
Al II O'clock In front Of 10 Nassau shifting
top light wagon good order; also, OF harness. In
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-30

RIO IET-A STORE IN BROADWAY NEAR CANAL
street, OF the best stands in this city from now to te
lst OF May or on lease Inquire at % Canal in the
RIO LET.-ELEGANT FURNISHED APARTMENTS CON.
ssng OF parlors with bed rooms attached also single
rooms with CRATES. The house contains all the modern
poyent and has lately been enlarged newly furnished
throughout II has an entrance Broadway and Prince
Apply So Prince
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-30

r'o LET A BASEMENT AND FIRST STORY STORE
together with The upper part of building, situated at 10
Mercer street, Howard good location for The plumb
ing business for manufacturing purposes. Apply to
j. b. CORNELL, 139 Centre street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-30

A SUPERB ASSORTMENT OF NEW LACES JUST RIB
IA ceived Brussels point sets at ~ 70 SIS point +.
do Ar1 tAenCcnnes
vels very rich capes scar handkerchefs Parh
embroderfes Of the newest designs In collars sleeves Do
n b. carton Of black thread sbaw from $55 to Sl2O
MILLER a GRANT. 81 broadway.
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VXTANTED-BOARD IN A PRIVATE FAMILY, BY A
w gentleman and his wife. furnished room on second
floor ont third floor not above I'D ST. must be
a stage route Terms must be moderate. Address T. j.
stating terms, location, &c, Post Office, prepaid
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Third avenue, one door north OF Eighth street. suitable for
gentee family good kitchen with and
Possession given Immediately. Apply TO ALyAH HALL, II
Warren street.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-05-03
kenosha coanty Court---in Probate.

n the matter OF the estate Of David Young deceased
On reading and filing the petition of r. Mcclellan and
an ument puorting to be the last will testament
David Young late Of Wheaand in kenosha County and
OF wisconsin and taking due proofs same
among other things that the Young lately died At
Nheatland aforesaid and that
and testament of said deceased and praying may be
appointed Tor the proof OF said Will and if that
tiers be granted TO suitable viii
acsef she soI IS uhDERED that said petition be
before the Judge Of this Court
A. d. 1850 at O'clock p NJ ofce in the CITY Of ve
noa And it is further ordered that thereof given
me heirs OF said deceased and to all by
fishing of this for three weeks prior
said day of hearing. in the Kenosha Tribune TELEGRAPH week
~ newspaper printed and published City Of Kenoha in
sag my JON b. JILSUN,
Da'cu APrll D. col 5N33 County Jude.