The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-29


Ohio that along the banks Of the Ohio river at any pon
of which the farmers always find ready MARKET wheat
is selling at dollar bushe and plenty to be had
Cats Led at twenty CENTS but would have to fall
before sales could be effected and potatoes offered
at present at two bits (sings) but, says
pendent the latter article will be down to eighteen
cents as the stock on hand Is enormous.
Wellsbug, va paper says that -four is held at that
place at dollars per barrel great deal Of oats
has been brought to town and sold at rs cents per bushe
There have been several sales Of wheat at from 81 rs 10
81 81 but not much activity parties being very slow to
operate in view Of the uncertainty Of the market Po
atoes very abundant and dull OF sale oats do at 2Oc
to .tc. per bushe.
We learn, says the Chattanooga Advertiser, from the
superintendent Of the depot in Chattanooga that in the
month Of July there hundred thousand bushels Of
wheat shipped over the Western and Atlantic railroad to
points below; and all this from East and Middle renne
see not including the vast amount that comes down the
East Tennessee and Georgia Railroad interesting the At
shipped from Chattanooga for the month Of August will
reach one hundred and nifty thousand bushelshe aver
age amount being over six thousand bushels daily thus
far, tor the present month. We Mt the depot yes
erday, and surprised to the depot densely
crammed with this staff Of le-and it was still pouring
in and bid fair to bury up the depot men.
The Worcester Mass, Palladium. estimates the num-
Der Of acres planted with potatoes in the county at hr
teen thousand and fifty Assuming the yield to be
hundred bushels the acre. which Is we believe below
million three hundred and sixty thousand bushels Of
&c. provided the crop is not injured by the rot.
The Roson Price Current of the 25h ius says the re-
ceips OF potatoes this week have been quite large and
The report OF the rot in different place, has caused
siderable TO be thrown upon the market and sales at Acc
eCc per bushcl, and in some instances low SOC.
per barrel.
The Newburyport Herald of 9th inst, says:-we hear
Of but little potato rot In this vicinity being
fined to wet ands and there thus far destroying only
small portion of The crop. get through this week
without any sudden and great destruction, may be
quite Of crop better hy Ear than has been gathered
at any time within the last ten years.
Theatrical and Musical.
BROADWAY THEATREThi is announced as the last repre-
sentaon Of the Red Gnome," Gabriel us the Warrior,
7. Martnetti as the Red Gnome, Miss Frances the
Fairy Prosectress During the performance Of the pam
ttmime there will be many amusing transformations
metamorphoses and dances. The beautiful .0mime
Of the Four Loyers will conclude the amusencnts.
NIpIos GARpKy-The beautiful opera of " Cinderella
which has been so very Successful still continues to
draw large houses and is announced again for this
nine-Nrs l.. lyme will sing her famous song, the sky
doubt the house will be crowded.
BowERy TuEATrg.-The benefit Of Mrs. Grifiths comes
off tonight, when, in addition to the fine company at
tacle to the theatre, great many artists Of dsin
me I" Richard nI,' Iretty Piece Of Business the
"Iumb Girl Of Genoa the Raven Of the Tombs."
fill every del artment If the old Bowery theatre.
hT1RoPoLTAN TmAIRE.--Mr. Hackett whose dramatic
performances have been much admired and which have
drawn fine houses announces q bill OF great attraction
this enirg. The Merry Wives Of Wnlsor'' having
been recch ed with enthusiasm Monday, Is announced
again Tor this evening" Mr. Hacket Sir John Fal,ad
Woop's MnsTREIIs.--1he g Grand Masquerade Ball
which eEoits so much laughter and amusement j. an
nounced again fer this evening" with vocal and instru
mental perioi mances.
EttkiEys' SERLSADEIs.-The burlesque opera Of iu
cresia For gia," which was generally admired whe1
first performed by this company is announced for this
evening.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
staap 70 mars rayI,if
you DESIRE and hole you will add some comments -
called upon the agent of NJ Felix nWall street, this
ncrnrg to inquire ii ladies of the press would receive
lie same courtesy Of fee tickets which was shown TO
gentlemen IT the press. The agent with much polite
ness answered In the Affirmative, and my
Clustered fot sent. Tie aIeryieW was characterized ,y
respectful poi;,enc., ca She part Of the gentleman Ia
lie elce and left with higher esteem for French man
rers IL ian
REPORT for the Womdn's Adrocate, Philadelphia.
JOsErfiiNE A. LOGAN.
No. Is Iaight street, Tuesday morning