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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-02-21

from the flow Is, among which il was
half con ealed.
"Why, consul Charlie, good morning
Who told ynu had been eachiny!'
mo matter. now. You neeln'l blush
50 Pr-tliIy abpnt It, though you were a
very naughty girl for not telling me the
truth, and letting ne q off offended
with you" And he laid his hand On
her shoulder, and looked tDndIy down
Oh the dropping face, which sapfIse aud
embarrassment was r,carnatIng with
bushes.
'Of course could mt tell YOU ny mo-
tiyea for declining your invitation, cous
IN Charlry," she sad, unconac,ous.y pul
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term. them on the c pet.
at would have loo I'd quite too much
ik" sounding trumpet IL my own
pal"
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Oracle But don't like you none the
less lor it," He smootheI, caresoingjy,
the paits Of hair over her far forehead,
II wonder 1! you viii be too proud to
answer tbs Question AIN about to ak
YOU T. Aud, Ieaning down tie young
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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-02-21

Lovers SrAKEs.--A sporting young
LADY says :-"if the course Of true love
never does run smooth, why don't they
water it, and rol it regularly so many
hours a day, until they get the course to
smooth that any dyukey could run upon
i -
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-02-21

Three irlsllmen We're drowned 10
Point Coupee last week, while fishing
from the bank Of the river.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-02-21

The Frantic. -Ine Rev. Theodore
Parker Mt tie TO lowing sentiment to
the Garrison festival:
The triumph Of Freedom in America
= P-aceaby if We eau, forcbly If we
must"
How this blatant moon~calt would
howl and run, were this question OF
force" really to come up.-Atbany dr.
gus.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-02-21

'CertainIy." said the prisoner.
''Mr. Sheriff, adjourn the court"
Four weeks from that day Mr.. Green
was hung, but not SO much to his own
satisfaction as his appearance promised
on rhe daq of his conviction.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-02-21

When the green feet Of the May came
over the mountains Of Meadowbrook,
here We're two bridals in the gray stone
church on the green.
For their old loves sake it was that
Grace Hammond and Matte Palmer
were married t"geiher
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-02-21
THE SUGAR PLANTER..
HENRY J. HIAMS,
Editor& Proprietor.

DMce near the Court House.
We 5 T 3 4 T 0 " Il O L e L.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-02-21

$50 you prefer school teaching to
Sleigh riding, do you, Craze! You
know | always thought yea something
"t blue, but | never supposed y'u
would carry the matter to such lengths.
1t was the morning Of the day after
the sleighing party and Grace WAS l-an~
lug over the rare exotic which occupied
the deep recess by the sitting room win
dow, now preriDg into the rich heart Of
haIf-opened moss rose, or cautiously
lifting the delicate delIs Of the olematls
blooms ~prinkIed like snow fakes among
the dark leaves. She lifted her face
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-02-21
= N E
s S ACR IFI G E
By VIRGINIA =. TOW NNREND.

"Oh, dear. ( wish | knew what to
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-30
Cost an6 fcun6.

EHTY DOLLARS REWARD - STOLEN,
hs1 bsdroon In the Hsmpden House, the sd inst
LAdls tas gold Engish Pstea Lever Wsich double
aceeA cold tsce figured and hands and
WITH tee tnsss w. G. IL hiss been ,wen
- and valued the gin Of fead The sbove
wsxa vtu b PAID ot s delivery to aud questions sked
JOHN A. NICHOLS Hanpdsn House. Springfield. Ms.
II OST-On the 18th day Of August, three BONDS
II x IL COUNTY OF HENNEPIN. Minnesota due
x S :s ns:tss A..n n E1ss:S.s is ma ss b III.
ssspsss sassxed AL csutosed ssan. ewing
49, Vt bS rewerded leaving them ct the ohoo OF
GEO WOODMAN. No. 10 William st.
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Uattbes, 3ewsIrn, Sc.
THE PERFECTION of MECHANISM.

n PEhF 70 IIUN OF MECHANISM.-
Il AMERICAN IMPROVEMENT IN WATCHES,
1Ness WATCHES manufactured the syst.a that
nsds American firearms beet in The world. It sub
the precson aud npidty Of msehnsry for the ak Of
ksnltss The factory consists OF complete series Of
shBes Devised and made expressly for this esbhmsnt each
Of which woks 10 the thoussndth of hsir
eat ts particular part 10 Be h In any
ssAoxssni Watches. High skill with good luck may equal
vsea and then. but fail generally and always
be oesrr TIE Of repair obvious because the
ness have Lways hand parts 70 replace that may be
ihese vstbss the least liable get out OF order aud they
scohdeesy recommended superior In every respee
eseecady In ~ Of their TIaE, mpore
WscAes q the Price Az their merits known
people wh think Of importing Watches TO
sses ssAa tssy do Of importing clocks pscs
view
WsthaR hass accompanied By certificate genuine
$50 ed perpetual warranty. APPLETON. TRACY Co
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-30

VYALJiABT.E FARM for SALE-One Of the
vny be st on Lon. Island. within Is mes Of New York
"a ,f c sror the Railroad Depot u Brashvr I, very
r;sss.nty situated the jericho plank road contains lis
Of :, good land be found on the ss.d-o7 scres
are ,ood DIV cling House, two Brns Carnage House,
20 xnnIv to- n sOTIGR, No. Is Johnst, New wYork, or
ICuN tNGUs Hsisey Buildnss, Bsooklyn
WATER POWER, with Or withoes FACTo-
- f. S.-york lpauirs ct No a. Coartsndstt, 10
sK SCH, SCK Aseat Asttesvsn, n 4.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-30

WESLEY s. KOWAL.SKi. NO. " nhAm-st'
r.aip sssf. .yt.,: & ssd;, 'ss n.: s1a ID
c.aa a. tss ectstasdlS bsstaess Of the Gru viz
bs .ss.,.i H. KOWALyKI sso 10 ssssose4 = sfa .6s
u tss ovu N uasiSsesn e Sn,vxTsSss'
wArakT - cssAn.s tss 5ssct ssa xsssnss Opn
ssss+an Bv4is - a H. - tu"so~
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-30

MrRcH,Srs' BANK, Nsw'foft ssSt
COLLECTIC NS.-Notes, Checks, and 49,
~ msnds received sy this Bank Cosctiaa. VsSsSs
through Philadelphia Baitoofe. o. otAw Psoes ~
sp~ei- susper SONS may occur nos @stofea p1;s ~
MERCHARTS BANK upon iss eorrespondAns Bssks -
pisces payable In current fdnd md Ais mode Of
psces No Notes Bills OF Garcia psyssls u or thrcaes
pace viii b. received for coectios except upon bsse
tons D. posou wbese Notes Bns Chscss hsse
gone for collection In tsose plsocs css hsvs -
for their delivery. they prefer . sssuns s.s sss
thereof A. p SILLimAN
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8siss bp Asehsx,

II II l. = AbtNt1e
VAsMorABLs Fissr cisss YussTyusp A,
INTENSIVE ASS rsssMrrosw sMg
Bessx tue esiire - "a sf srtLwELL + HAfLTtpa
A. No a. brcs4wsy
Ar TUTTLF wii s..l on THURsDAY ssl re,vav .
~. ooo essh day a. the seev. esteas. a. -
tir- stock of esrsn, Rosewood. OsA sss Msseessy F,
Of te above mA1gfsc,nr-ss the whole oi ~hcs esrs-
,se bet ei,s. u hnsh. ns,ers.ls te T,v asA
Rosywoo and EAHogANy pARLoR suy,,, a.
s.r,, Center Tsbles Sofas and Te,e stet>s Aa -
t.re, Clair, Library 5eoscsses beSs.ssd. Rsess 49, -
"oiK piNIN0 YURSirtRE. viz; sr'esesa fsS~ A.
e.. ioaas-. Arm Chs'rs N kosceco Cane y.
H. hoe 10 BE- scld without W cost Zoe O.
lesz.s ou the moruins q s.l"
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A n arswD Asrtioa.ss
ID kooms No. 10 Psrt roo.
NGORTGAGEEs SALE "f Superb H0U0l
NI uoy n pSIRNirURY-Rieh " atoa and yslvs Csv,S

N1ORTGAGEEs SALE &c Superb ROUSE
NI MOI. n EuRNiruRY-Reh wttos sna y.vs Cs,uS
eo,, y,.,cb z AZ. piet and mattel Auoss tnr-s 80
,ch Ss,Io, y.,r,ats; rosewood fsLcoe fecssve &C.,,
an, AID With p~a and solid pesr tsys-en. OF s NEST Qe
m, ,ver made, valuable Oh Psafinss pear s1<
cn,lsry nc sNo 81 West 10th s neet 1b ~ III WttS0S
Auctiorerr will ..l on WEDNESDAY. sers swsassk
tb. entire the above house hsoh OF eA s =
scrpon Of largo and costly per snd mssfs hyS
:. ro.e wood Piano forte elegant sotes Of rshss ts
,od: costly rosewood and secretary boohessss sh svl
nssvocd center sofs sra p-s Table, thres sp.fs ss6
F,as-res marble tops Wal mirror doors ard bsts S
ro.-wood Reception Chairs. 10 rch sstE and tpssst ~
GOOD corner EtsSsr~s With mirror bafks rca ise WeDe
r,.ins and sbsdes bronze and ermolu Coeks oosty oN
.ns Dysdeu and rich Par.or ETC. we
- n IN. OH Psntipgs Dining sod cAsnbe< runus
..snt r.,eusion Tables Chair rich soad bard dsossstS
ana care S.ts elegant Raby sad Cat class War; - ~
.,ivs, Cutlery Caks Bssk-ts. Csstsss brresus enA
;,s nsIe, tops costly decorated Chns foat sets - Iii
Ns,sss,. Feather Beds and Bedding Sreoes cvs HUN -
sn sai,,s on ysruituve nair cloth estasc - 49,
sorns ssest Chairs rosewood Hal stAnds ohe'sa "a
nUsSFI.L w. wESTCOTT, Auctionses wVdl
ali ,l. attention of Hcusekepers aud hs 1sts ~
,ss al. Of .pesdid Household FURNITURE e-ssni iAsss
Lar, coleton of P.ntnE rosewood s.es TO b nsls y
him THIS DAY Wednesday at lot oeloca TIE Ecpssy
Charles T. Livingston ESQ, co the preoies - . vsa
s,h eubrueirs ,h- entire uasnicer scd ssusss
.,.t,ops Of the above dw cling M Of which Vii b psrene
c,ily solo 10 highest tdds Cat.ofes ere neg ss1D
And S.p BE- oh,sined at JOHN voGT Co. No. y lasaA
near William For full psrticulss see Herald snd ESpA
.ibe viii be IN suerdAnce a. psck ss4 p ~
soods il desired. tsIs positive rain or shne.l
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0ouartnersbip Notices.

NTOr,CE 81 DISSOLUTION Of COPARTNER
C,,.,,ner,bip heretofore existing sndsr the
..1.- of O. NORRIS Co rsSsasonis. & I D:sy MoG:.
paia, Tor ihe production s'd sHe o. .s s,. i; y ,.
h. ,.S ss : =; ssSsy SSds eSsS s1cS s1.
uoIyy as. at ,bs r,rts.fI ct M,ri..nia fcns.ith-
49,, -, IAN, JACO1 BUCKHOUT
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o,rie, o. rl,r'sg.en; Yos,c cv.,..r. w..ss "'

81 WilAsm-st.. Nev.Yoft. ~ - ~ 4; ~,
INTEREST NOTICE.-Ths inteeese sce sn@ns ~ ~ y
city the ist Of October nee, The cSS
the OHIO AND PENNSYLVANIA kAILSsvS62 "a n xHO iN.
the SECOND MORTGAGE BONDS o. - SS1.y vSA ~
DIANA RAILROAD COMPANY. ssa t.s nn n = nssfnx
MORTGAGE BONRS Of ue FORT wAissMs - a - -
d-J " the oS0s' ',oar,u yooxsfos. ws~Pr.sSssI
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Real estate fcr Sale.


EOR SALE-HOUSE No. A East 3Gth-st., be
ts>~a L.rnston and 4thav brown front, with oil
modern mproyeu sn.. can be seen from to s0ceek m
Apply to h MERRITT No i9 Sdsv.
HOMRS for EMIGRANrS.-The undersigned
10 row prepared farnh ia any quantities from 100 to
s sercs good farming and grazing LANDS In Western Vir
within "a hours Of Phsdsphs New York The land fer
tile and wetnbered; the climate healthy aud 20 mud that
sheer te ordinarily wipSod with little ..d IN favor
Able any hedDs The few bans
iecdy 70 the movement and VIII give the Immigrants an
Virginia welcome. The lands viii be sold to the
6rs purobaser the extent Ct lo acfes for VI - per
ae, ueorb down. and the residus Ia one two and three
yrs with nr~ at the rate of6 cent For further
Ie eulass nouiye the oee No NASSAU corner Cedar
=. Opposite the Post Office. JOHN {: UNDERWOOD.
~ Secfetsry Emisrant Aid and Homestesd Company
CNAIL eeuteel HOUSES for SALE cheap.
T,n ,mal ssed HOUSES LOTS the uppcs part the
cit, 10 e cheap Price from eaevs 20 SSe Good frame
Sns Crs<T, Seat 10 exchange for Western City Railroad
Bonds. ISquire CTS P. TOWNSEND, No. a. Na,'..st.
VALUABLE FARM for SALE.-The subscri-
1oRS 1kRM q miies south Of the City q foushisspe.
Duehess County being the post rosd bctween Pcogh
tsepse ssd NewYoxk City 6aid farm contains about x
sre, stout 81 scres Of which woodland H 10 In good
ste cossoo veil vs.eed and sj.ped 70 srsn or srsss
Or tbs prsm;sss good Dwelling Honse Tenant House,
ssru Shei 0rsnAy Carriage House Hos Hous- Woodhcuse
tn I'll in good repsd With Gee sPrrs Of water near The
toose
I'd -s nearly through The On the dde Of he
,d s 6ns bddins sse hsvns view he Erdson River
md tho Surrounding country =.
Tn fsr1hrt particulars cqr- q the 'ae'nssi corner o.
c.unm and L!5e,tyst.., roashheepsie, ar ef YOUNG,
EWULTI Co, No 81 vsnyss, corner ORR Of cia Ns.;Y.rA
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-30

nWiDEND.-THe ATLANTIC fxL "
..ssssas s,si.sS i've ScttSS ltSS g -: q - ss
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6onses TO Eet.

EonsfS 10 tef.
ITO LET-A desirable HOUSE in 4th-st. near
Il 2dav Also FURNITURE for SALE. Apply TO FAIR
BANKS L Co No, lcg Broadway.
ITO LET--Two gcnteel COTTAGES at Ravens-
i wood. With GROUNDS and sTABtEs opposite to u.
Steamboat Landing Of LOWER RAVENsWOOD Stages pass
ever, hour 10 Wismsbursh and BIootyn Apply
70 s. HARRIS the premises. or to HARRIS. mEDAY
4 Co, No. % Peck slip.
TNO LET-A Part Of the HOUSE No. AZ Morton
l. st. to ANAL family, without children Inquire on the
preuiises.
TVO LET-The ROOMS now occupied By the
Nev.Yoxk ClesIins HOUSE. being ths eure secood scy
No sa Broadway s1tsndins from B,o.dvy M fse dssr
HsAt Yor terms inquire st hs Clearing Hous any eah
80 asy sn.r m o'clock m, Of GEORGE d. LYMAN
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6onses an6 farms h)amteb.

HOUSE and LOT WANTED-At Bloomfield
III orsnss. J.; 70 acre. PsutI OF fInit apple,
osd. us m in eood repair and condition Address With de-
,crptcn and lowest price, BOTH, Tribune Office.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-30

WANTED-By 3 highly respectable aud per.
w fec,iy compeie1t Msn s,.ss.ios 90 " AFTER 10
GOOD smy: can pnodree the best Of eity reference 70
ry honest, end gee efsl good O. sda;t Cs sdsres.
No Is Pat sisi-s, 3soeoy Pax. where he Lss .yed
oT the is.t fonr yesrs
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-30

Situations a. hurso cad SeaW.
w .t,,.. q, q. Csso,b-s,sid esd 5esps.ess good
os ana h. " a.h "a lrog ChasScso AID and Nst~s
s,,cisss Cob oId n DO 0osssl HScscwo& sS cs..P
r., n, .iso :. Ers osu Issaress w rsasectssss IN
49,, (sIi Ga, q, X Y - az - ,hs B-rss~s
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S. SCHOOL AGENCY aud TEACHERS

IN 5. SCHOOL AGENCY aud TEACHERS
-. UNION 9sI,l By t. H. wilcox SONS, No. ass
constantly bspt Cling I'll osders zee and ohsrs C
Check Holders aud Life Menbers WhCie xeense oS per
cent. the comPrn' 'sticn-$c. go SIS. S2S go Sc
Checks renewable AID s1seTsbe nsurns success. Ia
forr, No change ~ pupis TIAcnGEs PEoriE,,
NgITNs AND CoSri SroSDrseL DAILY from I9 aud 20
o'cIocs suitins pesry eyery instsusou snd family.
French Ladies waited
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-30

UEfIEED LARD OIL, for Burning and Ma-
'sn: oSsSs on 6S Ssn Ssr1: ssSs ess.s =:
v:sr sgsra s'anas colder veathss s,A burns vs Wse
s's's = ss"''- sss,s,: :: = ssli:s. oniy 49,
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-30
DANCING ACADEMIES
II No 70 West l+h-st-, NewYork.
No Clinton RIooklHn.
No. iSl MONTAGUE PLACE. BAOOkLtN.

III q West I4t Now.
No l22 Clinton-st. Brooklyn.
Nine DCBREUL FERRERO and EDWARD FEHRk6o
re.psc,y snnounoe they will open their Academies oo
the following days New on the 10th OF October ana
Bro-k iSth Of October. st 81
The Eiowins new Dsnc- now In vogue the Continent
viii during the hr Quarter LIS LAkctrR, LA
HoscsoIsE IEcoRs.sE ZULaA. EORIRNrAL and the MIN.
UrT pE Ia COuR Genslem-as Evsong Glass commencing
Oct la N B-Pupis join At tme-he Quarter COM
mencs th. day Of entry Circulars at the Academies
w WHALE and DAUGHTERS DANCING
w CLASSES will commence Nos. eS and 9 eth sv.,
New York TUESDAY. Oct. IS. aud at Gothic Hall, Nos
l40 and ISL Adamsst, Brooklyn on MONDAY Oct II for
circulars to be had above. Private Lessons
nv.n at No. e. 6thav., NewYork.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-30

{inaNe!al.

A PUBLIC MEETING of the StoetAcaAsts
"A Boudboiders, and Friends OF the NEw-YORk sst IIR
RAILROAD will be held ct the Of the hsscsstas
Library Clinton Hall, insthst near Broadway SRipAv
EVENING next October at " O'CLOCK 70 take nts esnal
.,ou tn. condition and prospects Of the Company The
mit,ee would urge upon ell interested In tie pemAnso ss
the .b.olute necessity Of general attendance.
BENJAMIN LODER, couudnss
WILLIAM WHITERI0HT. JL
JOHN n. 0OURLIE, Stost sad
JOHN STEwALD j. boachs<eu,
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11iano-f fortes a,,6 Alusic.

A FEW MORE of THOSE PIANOS q
Il GREAT BARGAINS, NEW and SECOND HAND :
HALLETT DAVIS Co IS PIANOS the beet that rssds
vevy low Ssae splendid carved second hand Pianos
nearly new. 100 $I7S pa, 500 SIS TO S5 Pianos
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-30

NGATTEAWAN STEAM. ENGINES, MACHIN.
wi IsTS TOOLS md Cotton, Weolsn and I'll kinds
MACHINERY and CASTINGS, st No 81 Courisndts.
WOODWORTH planners at tMATTEAWA1,
w N. Y. and No. 81 CourIsndt St, New.Y<t
SAMUEL B. 6CHENCE
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-30

DAY CLASS in FRENCH and ENGLISH fol
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toDsue IN hs sse tune with equs! facility under pro
Per circumstances These eocaaons Sysemste Instruction
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New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-30

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-26

Canadian was rm with sales Of about 500 bbs at our
quotations. Southern four-Southern was in good de-
mand and prices firm, with sales OF about 500 bbs at
the above prices. Rye -four was unchanged, but was
firmly held Atshe above figures. Corn meal was quiet
and prices were about the same. Wheat frmer aud
active. Tho sales embraced about 80 600 q co.
600 bushels included in which 10 900 bushels Canada
white for city milling, at so 600 DO Milwaukee club
81 "a, and common white Kentucky at 81 %. Corn
The receipts light and stock reduced while the
ket better The sales were confined 10 about 5000
10 900 bushels Western mixed at S3c. SIC, chiefly
Sac u IS, nj which the market closed firm. Rye
held at SOC for northern. Oats nrmer, with sales
OF good State and Western 4sc n SOC. Barley was
steady at Toe as5c Sales OF barley malt were made at
csc a 81.
Corrrs-The sales embraced 200 bags Rio at II s and
90 do. Maracaibo at IL &c About 917 bags OF Rio
sold by auction at &C. lo,sc-averagc a49c, and 4ss
both was about 9sic; go do st. Domingo wore sold to
the trade al sAc.
sdered to be favorable The sales, however,
under l25 bales, based on advance OF about I'D.
FRKicHs.-Raics to English ports nominal and
gsgements very kght To Liverpool about 200 bales Of
cotton taken ON private terms Rates FOR grain flour
and dead weight were unsettled and nominal To Brc.
about 100 tons measurement goods taken nj 22
HAy.-The market Was arm, with sales OF about 800
800 bales for shipping at soc. 65c. per 100 lbs.
HoPs-lrme new crop selling moderately al &c. o
Sc, and common do. at SC. &c; old nominal.
IRosThe market for Scotch Pig was steady at $40 six
months, with limited sslee
sold at &c. Csc.
NAVAL sroRns.-Sales of about $50 bbs spirits turpcu.
prices steady at 81 80 81 IS per $40 lbs, delivered
Crude turpcntinc was nj about o. Is
Ous-Thc Whdicmda's Skipping List OF New Bedford,
It's review OF the market for the week ending 2d
has the followng;Sperm continues In fair demand FOR
export and home The transactions since last In
clude sales OF parcels amounting TO 800 bb OIL per
gallon cash part for export and part for home cosunp
ton. There II nothing dong In whale, and have
sales 10 report
PRoyIsloss.-Pork-Them market dull aud sales limit
ed 10 about $50 bbs In lots al SIG $40 rs for old mess
and at SIS Tor new and prime al si6 80 Beef was dull
and .l.N HnQ1 tn hmm Al ettN
country prime, mt 81 81, and mess do at % rs n
$40 60 with some lots OF rcpackcd nj s3 sl4, and ex
ira do at el4 75 prime mess nominal at Sal SIS
Reef hams steady at si so tl7. Bacon quiet
12c. l2kc for smoked Cut steady, with
small sales at 70 for shoulders and nc. for hams
lard less buoyant. with sales Of about $50 bbs
lie 12Lc. Dressed hogs were In good demand NJ 6Ac
7hc. Butter and cheese were steady and prices
changed.
Ricx was quiet at &c. SC.
SrGARs-Thcrc little nothing done. small lot
OF 20 hhds. Porto Rico sold at &c.
wHrggY-Saes OF $50 bbls. made at % &c. 21c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-26


The current prices for the week a, ali the markets
rs follows
First quality $40 so n Is Common.. 80 80 10 90
Ordinary .... 10 90 q 10 50 Inferior. .... sO0a 90
COWS CALVES.
First quality so ooa 20 90 Common. 40 % a Is 90
ordnary.... so Goa 30 % lnferor.... 20 % IS %
Extra quality. csc. 7tsc Other qualities iisc. &c.
tANRs.
First quality. 4coa 8 so Other qualities 30oa 400
First quality. SIC a6.c other qualities Sc. SIC.
BHEr CATTLE.
The supply light again this week. and prices, taken
as an average, are somewhat higher The cattle
very poor, with only two three los from Kentucky
which we're passabie The highest price obtained
about Gil IS eli 5o and the sales were very rarely
for ever 1Okc The general selling price about loo.
NJ the upper yard and very few sold ~ less than 9hc
large supply looked for, but holders have kept
Their stock back until after Ihanssglyas day y conse.
time, and with which the market s well supplied There
were sold Bergen Hill on Monday .about 300 head at
prices varying from &C. 10 10Lc., many Of which were
ragb, ~ Nes y.rs butchers and dressed Cnr to,y's
sale The stock at all the yards unusually poor but
the demand active the very poorest brought good
prices
The demand moderate, and sales effected At
about last weeks rates.
The market Va very well supplied, and the dema3d IA
only moderate at last quotations.
SHEEP AND LAMBS.
The receipts during the week have been pretty heavy
br the demand has been active prices have not re.
ceded.
SWINE.
The market has undergone no matera change, Al Al
lcrtons os2 head of0fcd most Of when sod
prices varying from 6hc 10 exc for the beet descrip
tions large number bar arrived during the week ~
the Erie and other railroads. which wero not sold al All
lerton's.
The total receipts Of NIL sock at ali the yards for the
week were as foows;-