New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-26


on Monday. the 5tb of October.
THE Cook TRADE SALg-F0UETH Day
Boo. publishers and the buyers and sellers Of books
continue TO attend the Trade Sales with unaba.e1 inter
est. The sale opened yesterday morning briskly as
before although dealers buy cautiously, iniu!ging
the hope that lower prices viii follow later in tho sale.
Among the invoices which lave attracted considerable
notice is .hat OF 7. Prans & Co. Of Boston. which
tanned a great variety Of album pictures landscapes
watsr scenes and scenes Of chdhooda most attract.
i've assortment OF beautiful things for the little folks,
and very suitable for holiday presents The pocket and
photograph albrms Of Mr. james Somervile Of this
City sold weli and many packages were duplicated.
The WORKS of Mason & Brothers went of readily at
good prices. Among the books sold we're lie following:
Lossi1g's Lives of Eminent Americans AbLotts Napo-
leon and Josephine Parions Life Of Andrew eackson.
Olnstoads Seaboard Slave States and Cotton Kingdom
Uc13;crs Pocket Dictionary, and great variety Of
song books The invoice Of T. j. Huntington Of .hs
city consisting Of religious aud musical works. among
which were the piano edition Of the Cythara. Cook
Perkins edition of Sacred Music. the SoIS Crown
BIZ Woodbury., were next sold, and sold wei. C. & {.
Marrams edition of Wcbs.ers Dictionary and all the
books offered by this enterprisng Erm had quick sale.
commanding tie Lighest prices as they always 40.
The invoice Of Blanchard Lea (of Philadelphia vas
ieody disposed o.; it embraced works on Mc'icinc'
Chcm.sry Physiology Law, and History Among the
volumes Nero NicDuLrs Ancient History GnIzots Lie
Of Crom Nell! Lives Of tie Queens Of England, brcyco
adia Americana. Hcrschcis Outlines OF Astronomy
The invoices Of H. Sheriff. Of New-York, Brewer y
Tles.on Of Boston, Croeker 81 Brewster Of Boston,
Barnes d Eurr Of New YORK. j. Hnmmeraly Of Hart
ford, John Wiley of New York W. \. Townsend Of
New York, and Baird OF Philadelphia. were alo sold
ut good rates TO purchasers, who were wei pleased
with THEN bargains Tie rain in the afternoon did
40. dalipcr the 2eci q: the book.buyers.
Two RUSSIAN OFFICERS RoBBBD.-Ichcel
s,nonoE and Niololas EomaycnshOf, Ist and second
masters of The Russian corvette Wap came on shore
On Thulsa " and in the course o.thcr IeregTira,ions
scnonof was eicved Of bis money. all ia Russian
cod coin Amounting to .fi IN American cyrTuncy
by girl IN Greene street, Discovering his loss he
applied to tho Police Oaiccr Palmer Of the EieGh
Precinct arrested Clara Hail. Lnira sHclair and Kate
gagar on suspicion Of being concerned IN the robbery
None Of the none, recovered, with the exception
Of one gold piece which found lying uEaer "tsh'
stand where II had been carclessly dropped. Ihey
were brouc!; before Justice Kelly Of the Jefferson
Market Police Court. Friday who COMPUTED them
for trial, wi,hou. bail
TIE ANNUAL Diocesan COsvKT1oS.-lhe
Protestant Episcopal Convention for this diocese meets
next Wednesday morning NJ 81. Johns Chapel. Ia
varick street. and viii probably be one 81 the fullest
and most important sesslous held for many years 71e
Church Josrs1l Gays:
THE ubiec, Of TIC division Of the diocese expected TO
come up IN shape win syefr the FRA, ,inlea .are
e merits o. be question Two yeaTs ago the bshop
introduced the .osee. 20 ,he snso", sre 80 40 ID M
appoint uent Of Committee OF Thirteen 20 onslaet arc "a
port The COMMITTEE was sppointed ana IsH year spoIsea
s sS 's sny 1sor Tws minor;y rcpor,. vof IN
sorne~ %, daesen moto, ihe .onf ana no -, AZ, 9or
Tie house Cor hour, and produced profound impression
The subject was sent back for further consideration
70 another Committee Of Nine which was appointed hy
the horse This Committee viii report upon the sub
ject.
GENERAL MEETING OF MILK DEALEEs.-A
large meeting Of the principal milk dealers Of this city
was held at No. Isl 3oweIy TO take into consideration
the adyance in the price Of milk. Upon the meeting
being called to order. T. W. Decker was appointed
Chairman, AID Mr. James VI. Horton, Secretary. Mr.
Decker upon taking the chair announced the objects
CT the meeting to be twofold; Is Action Should be
taken to eicya4e the business OF selling nik 10 STAND
ard Of honesty and integrity the sale OF pure article
that shcrd commend their action to the support and
price of milk proportionete to the advance IN every
other commodity should tc obtained 90 thf' TIE trtne
could continue 10 supply Tie community with an ho5,st
article and obtain far Iet.I ior their services Nj
n n rnhsnus being ta.ta apoa, commented upon the
proposed advance in prices Of mix as an aDsNp.e
necessity Without il milk could not he sold pnie
Every other commodity has advanced hem ~ 10 ioo
per cent. lie. dealers take tho posi- ion OF selling
nothing but paro article. and ask far
nice ard the community wiz sustain tho
effort. Pure milk an eriice OF food Is OF me iist
afnlHH n l4rU a.
sustaining element Of infancy. Upon II was punt up the
PLY seal constitution 81 great majority oi ts pope
Doye every other consideration et me ioshtalht o.
lie be kept pure. MIX costing four ana nan aiu h'e
o MS pI quart cannot be re:ailed a SIX cents ana DO
rnsled pure the cost OF conducting business ana the
expenses of living have advanced TO an enormous eh
tent while The prices Of milk have renamed noinan!
tho sane during the past nye years. ADVANCE tle
prices 70 paying rates; be honest 10 the public and 10
each other IN tins effort and YOU WIZ succeed 10 Sc
cnre this you must let the public realize the neess
sity for this action. This b. done BY agtatpg the
subject Enlist the aid Of the public press la presenting
your 10 the people. and your customers WIZ reax
your nositon and cheerfuy sustain you II you con put
obtain their careful consideration Of the subject. MI
r. commended unanimty aud harmony OF action OF me
honorable men in the business II they would accomplish
the objects contemplated.
Mr Thonas Sneb.ey Mr. Coffee. and several other
gentlemen addressed the meeting at length upon thc
subject under CONFEDERATION after which the following
preamble aud resolution were presented ana uIahi'
nously Adopted; - ILL.,. A..
domestic circle the comfort Of families and the health Of ma
viines, and -, ,t.
WLe,eas The procurement Of pure MIX Of proper qas!
and in suacient quantities for the supply and extensive a.
mand ia this cty duty Of great responu
10y and ca pcnse and -, ., -,
UTereas AZ trades well agricultural products snd er
cles of ption largely advanced IN price and
hrsas The Of labor and material for tue aeto
and the necessary outlay attending the GenVef VI
milk inpeT aivcy demand reqntsl or conpenatioa ana
Whc,eas We the milk dealers Of the City o. New losA III
Conyentior assembled appealing to the hbern'y Of our Gus
tomrr and believing that they viii el eeruiy cooperate wa"
and an action " believing from our pe-oL. cnOli
rassment, DO therefore -
esoirs That the price Of milk delivered 20 families dnrnr
the neat ensuing months up to May ], 1874 si b.
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