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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-17

BRIGHTON. CAMBRIDGE AND MEDToRD
Reported Jor Ty TElBrSE Jor s reek ending Wedeiddy
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BRIGHTON, CAhhkiDbR AND MEIfOhp
Reported Jor THy TRBrsE. The rees ending Vede'ddy
Nov. 10. 1864.
Tho following s the snlonn, Of stock a. nnars.t
tn; ,,,ss q, g s,ss E 10 sssS
oH On, ycsr AGO. NOV, i3..SSs $3.50 is 400
PHIcxs-Berf per 10 b. total weirht Of hide, tsllow
and meat, Extra $, 70 conla 90 Gtqnaity, s2 ooG az %
few choicest single psr SIS 5Sd sif %; come Of the
est bulls, &c., IS coo - 90 -
Vorsmg 0rea-t llsd 300 haniy steers, ssoas or
much according TO their value IS beet.
Coz. and young cairc,-Fs, Quality, s40d sdsi Extra
store. or thin young sate Tor f.mers-Yesrlnss sI40
sls; twoleaIOl dds t2gq s95 ,hresyeas-old., $AYs@
Sleeper n I've wesht' 7asei Sheep sud Lambs P'r
head Ia lots, - Ood 70 -
fqt Hog.24l3ic live weight Dressed isai7ci sho'e'
Hdes-bdsh,op lOdlic. Country lots. ease; TanOw.
Peii,rsi ia 81 e.ch; Country lots. sIGlis
RyxARKs-1he live stock trains heavily loaded, aud
sran several Of them late ding into the elenoos Of
today large amour, Of business which usually done
Tueav when The machine. rn according 10 the calculations
buyer and seller Two pretty hssyy vermont Central trains
the Fichbars were delayed al about II O'Clock Ih
zave the o~tock by the earlier trains better chance
for trade and he case as, week tho early trade at
Cambridge and Medforl more favorable to the droyer
than tho later We End go bead of cse the Northern
road. a. oo0 la. week, ss esh bundled OF which
ight be reported unfit for beef 1t no. fact
5~tbDr We ,iins tho make, was better uesdsy forenoon
week, bu, that in the afternoon, when snow storm
A, b.i,op Tn@G,y afternoon much q the Wc.ter rock
again and the drover. reported 5I cattle arrived or
la, weeb making So mead Of Western There SO
Maine cattle. The quality Of the Western steers -
poor One butcher said there not single pair Of real
good cattle in the whole number The Ne orssr, take al
the best beef because they wiling 70 pay higher for extra
than the economics. Bo.tonian, But then there
few par' among tho New.Eng.and which ale good
enough for people We thnl buyers viii do better
this afternoon than they did Yesterday There are too many
the yard. hi. forenoon the interest OF the droye
Sheep sell rather better ths wcck than last The n.e IN
gold e.-n.ng the supply from Canada We report 1884,
about 800 los. than week when the supply not
large There t. not great change in prce. bat the stock
suspped by the butchers, Of whom sly they were
lots sold 2sc per head hilher thsn LIST week.
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Mnrkct.-CAHryUIIr REPORTED FOR TIM y. Y TRIBUNE

MlDAl-Dhi, NOV. 10, Ifti
ASHES-Tbe market is firm Tor Pots. and dull for
Pearls; We quote at ei2asi22 % for Pots. and $50
Sl3 % for pe8rls.
BEESwAX-Y yellow Western has been in good re
quest and trmer; We quote az s00 73c. cesh.
COTTON-The market is dull and lower owing to the
decline III gold few hundred bales sold at 81 Is for
niddliBg.
CHICCORY-The marLet shows stronger feeling
than has exhibited itself Tor long time. The stock in
both first and second hands is less than ,JCD casks
comprising al grades and qualities, and is no more
than Is generally considered fair stock 10 one Of our
city consumers and most OF the above il in bond it
cannot lie sold at anything like quotations in few
weeks IRON now We quote best brands German gran
uated, 900 re; Dutch, Isd2Oc there has been
siderable doing In Root at full prices some 5000 bags
sold on speculation.
CANDLES ARE steady and in moderate demand ot
UaJic FOR AdanaDtihe; 4Jc for Sperm. and SOC. for
Patent, including Macy, JCdds and LyleA aud Pol.
henuss brands.
COPPER-Amcrican Incot has been in fair demand
and prices are well sustained closing firm at 49l05lc
for Lake ana Bait new Sheaihing and Yellow Metal
are firm with fair business at Csc. for the former
aud J0c. for The latter.
Domingo in bond on private TERMS at the close prices
were entirely nominal
COAI-lhe demand for Domestic has been good. and
has ruled riner the receipts have been liberal and we
have added somewhat 10 stock and prices are with
out change; we quote from yard at sl0dSl2 and small
lots sl2 2Jd S2 co. Foreign Ia scarce and in demand
at full prices; sales OF 400 tuns Liverpool and 100 do
Camel on private terms.
DRUGS AND DYES-Therc has been rather a bet.
ter inquiry for the leading articles under this heading
during the past three or four days. and full prices
obtained, though the market at tie close is rather
quiet. We quote Alum at Sc; Arsenic Powdered.
g. Halsam Copaiba 81 % ri Carp Soda. aloe. Brim
stone. 81 atc. for ho. o; Camphor at 81 Is for Re-
fined; Castor OIL - asa 50 30 FOR City and East Inda
Caustic Soda &c.; Citric Acid. 81 l0aSl l2i
Cream Tartar 2lc; Cubebs, 75ae2c; Clutch. 9cc; Up.
som Salts 41c. Gum Arabic j3d5ec for sorts, and 65a
s5c for picked Julaps s3dS3 80; Licorice Paste $50
20 for CaabIia; 23624c. for Sicily and 45a47c FIR
Greek Mamma. 81 25as 81 ~; Oil Csssia o. 50; Oil Ber
gamot So 1880; OH Lemon s6a 50 50; OH Pepper.
mint si0s5; OPIUM Turkey sl50l6 81; Quicksilver.
81 sOQs2; Saeraius. 20c Sal Roda 4a4lc. Scnna 10
ace. Sugar Lead. 4ja5Oc. for White; Tartaric Acd
81 sO0sl % and Bige Nitrol, $50.
DYEWOODS have been only iu moderate dcmsnd
bu' pfces are without decided change. WoquUe Log.
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IuPIONPTr DurL-On SatUr,,

IMPI0MPTU DUEL-On Saturday last, 18th
inst. George Gordonlerc and a man named Johnson
met Fridays Station the Carson road and, after
some hard words, agreed 10 fight with rcyoyers. with
out waiting for prcllminagiss. johnson gave Gordon
ere time to get hi. revolver and then the pair opened
at short range advancing each other and firing at
discretion johnson emptied six barrels and Gordon.
ere five when the latter Finding nobody hurt rushed in
and after closing on bis sltagonist for rough aud
tumble" fight, was pulled OF by tho bystanders. On
surveying the field OF battle II found that neither
man was shot, and singular. 10 relate not one OF the
outsiders. But upon further examination, two Of Gor
donero's best horses, which hal been standing in the
road, were found wounded-one supposed MORALLY
which loft III. battle a drawn game ~ johnson lost
some little claret in the dnal soujle and Gordonicre
loses as least valuable horse. ALTA Cal. Oct I3
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THE DRoUTH IN ENGLAND has been partially

THE DROUTH IN ENGLAND has been partially
relieved BY late rains bat the country has vt fully
recovered from its eeots The Mark Lave EPress of
Oct. 81 says:
Although little rain has fallen during the ps. week.
he quantity received Up ~ the close OF the previous
has been very beneficial Ia the late tnrnps sb1
other seeds well aifording favorable opporrI-
nifty 10 get in good amount OF Wheat while u =
temperature has since been extremely mild. yegetatioa
has recovered it, power both IN the fields and neadovs'
further fall would he heartily welcomed bu. there 8
scarcely hope that tho wells will b. repensheG m tia
Winter rains in force. On the Continent the yeah-
has been open, aud the countries haye abot
completed their autumnal sowing The Wheat trade
has been steady. and the averages show slight gain ~
the point Of depression and the business Il
providing for stock must dip deeply into Spring com
and artificial food the lareeness of the consumption q
inferior grain must be calculated TO generally improve
prices
Some people II Obliged 10 admit the depression os
prices. would fain console farmers by informing them
TINT they have had exceedingly productive herests
and thar they therefore well afford present.
rates. The consolation gratuitously given must q
the acceptable and IL they could exercise faith ~
u fiction and hive by H. no advertisements OF "A farm e,
let would appear more than once. H. however, sucls
authorities those referred 10 would try an AryshrS
farmers position who his diet Is chiefly her
rings and potatoes and the few carrots left BY the rab
bits aud hlrcs sublime conviction might come 0Nen
them that things might he better When the false nOnot
tary pressure ceases We certainly believe they win All
with the constant influx Of gold We anticipate that Tia
oyergrown capitalist. who has been accommodating h.
and 10 per cent will be glad TO turn his attention 70
per cent con-ols or corn.
1t strikes us that notwithstanding the severe drcoia
that prevailed last summer oil the United sates
and the consequent famine predicted by English papers,
and notwithstanding the horrid state Of thecuuencS
of the Federals" which The Mers Lane Erge's karPo
upon weekly the farmers Of this country ave rsihes
better of than those of England
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SUPREME COURT-Cn.1pvRs.-Nov I5.-Before Justice
tLsRKy


Castano Basurto agt. jose NJ. Junquicra. Brown
ng Chlds; John C. Clark James &. Wlett: George
Barne, sgt The Sanir: H. Nokuins sg. s. Hayden tall
Harmon Best at J.. u. Beach y G. Wysham at. u. :
Dnu.combe: J. Il. Nalnum sgI. Homer FTukn: Horatio
Bacon. u ct sl at. G.orgs A. Philp,Moons granted.
Lydccser AIT. Pogter.-Moion 10 dismiss granted.
Samuel & Merritt agi. Z. Lose. Two casea-Motons to
change granted.
In the matter Vi petition OF d. Van Namee.-Reierencs
ordered
junction gIauted.
Jason frame =, a. ,s John AdrMotion denied without
r. ". Adam. a,t. II. Baococs ct s'-Motion 70 amend
granted.
NJ. u. Conklin e. Il az. VIM b. Alen-Mo,icn granted
with + lu co.ts
Jas Lynch nat Meclinss md Trader Savings Institution
Motion denied without costs.
Jean \. Dsunoui at LeOloi rilman ct al-Motion for
commission granted.
BEN min Ha1tan al SCI. William lextsn.-Aotion 10
smend sr,ufef.
Selma A. Cunningham sst. Charlotte A. Conner-Moton
denied without costs.
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TIE PHILADELPHIA CATHEDRAL.-on Saiur-
day next the new Catholic Cathedral OF ST. Peter ant
~ Paul. IN Philadelphia, viii be dedicated IL isea<
pcctcl that the Catholic clergy OF the United States
and the Cenadas viii be largely represented, and upon
the hay of dedication there will be- services in snp
other Catholic Church of Philadelphia. The cos, oftha
cathedral is e. 600 OOO which raised from anon
the poorest religious denominations in the city ana IL
has been eighteen years in the course Of consetous
II has as vet no organ; but the dedication, il is exc
pected will he magnificent affair. High Mass W 4
be- celebrated participated IN by over seventy singeiu
and orchestra ~ thirty-four pieces.
AZ Mexico the new cathedral is said Ia be the largess
on the Western hemisphere. II was designed and sl-
perintende,i in its construction by Napoleon lie ErgDs
esq Dark brown stone is the material the front beng
adorned BY huge columns supporting the cornce whlos
is said 10 larger and to project further than in toe case
of any building in the United States The building 70
36 feet front on Logan Square and lOl feet inches
from the ground 10 the apex OF the pediment OF thd
'front.' The ground plan an oplong. l36 feet Ioad ty
2l6 feet long.
The shape Of the building is that Of cross thehs'ez
or long piece of the cross being gl feet IN length and
the tIansep or short piece lgc feet ID sns'hi ra'
having breadth Of ~ feet. The hight Oh the vsnir
ceiling from the floor 81 feet and Is suppofe" "
pillars feet square, on the outside Of each row -
which the aisles d feet wide ana u rect hgh c"1
cred In with small domes each has,pg eiv.lsf W.
dow in the top with q small stained,gass centre bus
in the north aisle windows, and red IN those o, lS
south aisle
There are no side windows all the light being intro
duced from above. This taken IN connection WIN te
preysng color of the whole interior which IL AZ im
titiou of Paris stone adds considerably TO the srct7
tectural affect The sanctuary, chancel is ~ fee
wide and 20 deep paved with line marble and ne1.es
by n magnificent marble railing. The steps of the ALL
aIe ths only portion Of completed. and the, are =
pcnnsylysna marble. tho elevations OF two Of ,Lelx
being encased with black Killarney marble. Ill.
The dome is Il grand affair; Z. feet in diameter waid
10 feet thick 81 feet diameter Inside and 20 feet ro
The ground the summit, which is crowned BY hula
gilded cross In the topof the DOME ON the inside -
q painting OF the Assumptions sad numerous pants
ings mcdslions and rescoes the work Of Constsn,ne
Brumide, adorn other sections Of the interior, WY
representations Of the themes which symDohse tnJ
Roman Catholic creed. The cath ,drai Is paved Why
marble supported by arches Of brick. over hunaf3
thousand people are expected TO be present ID -->
around the cathedral on the dsy o. Us uedis"!'"h-
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H. bees~A., II >72 tbls. <hea. hour, s4obbs. corn

III, bees~a,. n,,,2 bbls. <heat Honr $40 bbls. corn
meal ~ as3 bush. wheat, 5,742 bush. corn, 40
pigs. candles. 40 tunA coal 752 bales hay, 6GS bales
hops. bps. turpentine, bbls rosin, lo,7o9 CALLS
sperp oil 500 bbls pork, 26l bbls and 4l2 tos. beef
5l5,7s6 pounds cut meats, 50,62i pounds butter
500 1856 pounds cheese, All ,55S pounds lard, ~
bb!s. rice, 925,7S pounds tallow, 2O,36l pounds
whalebone, 2l36s0 gals petroleum, l31 BUSH peas,
1868 hhds. and ,3Sj other pkSs. crude tobacco,
76 .49i pounds manufactured do.
AT the dry goods sales beterpIices were PAID this
morning. Messrs Hsggerty Il Co. offered gen.
eral assortment of dry goods, Irish inens handker-
chiefs, &c. The prices on most descriptions Of goods
ranged from SIX to eight per cent above former
sales. Messrs. Wilmerding, Hoguet L. Co. held
special sale of hosiery, gloves, &c. Prices were
firm, and If anything higher Some Of the heavier
style of gloves met with ready sale, and were gen.
orally duplicated. Mcssrs. Kobbe & Corlies had a
large sale of Millinery goods Prices were fully sus-
tanned, although no marked advance was noticed.
Wilnerdings IL Mount had small assorted cash
sale, among which were few domestics. The at
tendance was small, and the prices realized moder'
ate. MADDEN g. Co. had a special sale OF carpets.
The bidding was more spirited, and prices were
from to ID per cent higher on some OF the lower
priced goods. The better grades without special
change.
Barinc's circular of 18th November says:
Tho United States 500 bonds have been in demand
this week and are now quoted i3043.. Some VIZ
gnla Ga dollar bonds have been sold az q. lipois
Railroad shares have also improved IN price ana are
now so d53 other securities quiet There has been
% rise in Canada bonds; the Is are quoted s9@iCy D
bonds. $1,000 No sellers Of Nova Scotia ana New
Brunswick bonds"
Tie Lon9on EcoRomist Of tie 9Th Of Nov. says:
There he's been very moderate demand for money
this week except during yesterday when the require
ments Of the 4th Of The month caused little more IN
curry To-day the business done has been uniinporihnt
both at the bank and III the open market and Tie rate
for the best short paper only about ) per cent fst
class six months bills also taken readily at the
figure a sufficient proof Of the expectation that the OK
iStiDe high rates viii shortly give way
In quarters IL thought that tie Bank uln'
imum would have been lowered At the Court OF Direct
tors yesterday; but although the weekly return wac
favorable il not apparently considered Suicl'nt
good Justify any relaxation OF the present tringcnoy
various dates: 30 TO 90 days. = per cents months =
a. per cent; months s,o@ per cent: tmontbs-Bahk
bills, = per cent; Gmonhs-Irnde bills y per cent
On the Stock Exchange beEe ID iUu supply Oh money
at Dominslly about per cent.
The Directors of the Bank OF France yesterday re-
duced their rate OF interest nom to per cent.
The following the current rates OF discount IN the
principal cities of the Continent showing decline In
Turin as wei! as IN Paris;
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Observation-Disclosures.

SUrmME tuCRr-t;ENERAL lIRM-Enumeratrd
loursNo-. 80 o. -. a. s. -. a. "a 80 81 81 g. 80 90
~ 10 lGi inclusive. CRoUrpnr Mos. ??S ?9 100, 30l,
l1l3 2y 1919 iss! Al, III .osl, 1891. 26o zoos. 93
MS Ilj .67t. no Part lI-Nos 263 1910 1872 1912,
2l1 inh lia, 2s2 2,oo 6;6 ais0 2is2, ~, sis 1892,
1852 2l: glb 3kli 2lB special T,r-l,sues II law and
inct.Aos. 10 lO5. c5 tos,J inclusive
SUPERIOR COuRr.-fartl.-Adio Adjourned TO Friday.
Pat lNos. Js6 ii ft sio, tt 1893. ,5O0. t502, a5Ot
500 fd8 i5i0. az, i]if, Ijt.
CorRr or COMMON PLE,s-Part Nos. $40
.9j ~ az a. I 8s 2 soi sns, 0s S01 6l8 7a5 43s
Par Ncs 49, 49, "a. ,S oi3 li5, 80 a57, 6l8 6Jl 1884,
Gp Hi. lfl
BEooKLYN CITY CoURT.--Nos, "a, 30, II, 70, 80,
ST. 3d. S. 49, 81, 49, ~ %. ~, ~. ai, ~ 100 lOl w.
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i'.:c Nova -<cOtinu at PortIa nd.

poRrIASD, Me, Wednesday, Nov. 10. 1864
The ,tcamshlp NoyG-Scotian arrived here ut
iircc o'clock this mornng Her news has ar,sdy been
autographed from Cape Race.
s'iiA M-Weathei cleal and bright. Wind n. ".
Thermometer 3-3
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apples are hrm 1t AN advance Of about 25c. per bb
Cranberres have suddenly gone up the approach II
lhuksgYing. some dealers are holding choice fruit
at s1 per bib. Isabella Grapes scarcely be -od at
any price. large lot In good order offered ut l2c..
with no buyer aud sales Of mutt not first rate
made at &c. Caiewbas IN nne condition ind ready
sales; but there Is really demand for lslbclas.
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AZ 1H0.0nn.

hdvrr .enientl
The FOURTH NATIONAL BANK OF TnB CITY
OF NEW YORK.
tAfiGAI.. ,ODO,uVUs
TIsAECIAL AGENT OF TIE ISrfD STATES.
Nos. - and ~ Pine-st.. ~ Y.
This Bank has ready for sale GLOWING the commits
sion 20 purchasers l. :. $40 notes. which ~ maturity
crible into SIX per cent gold bearing loan;
collects Warrant9 certificate maturing loans and
drafts and attends 10 all nencsl business with Govern
ment. Parties wishing 20 avoid the delay and ncon.
ycnience OF direct correspondence with the Depart
lnenis, are invited to apply NJ this Bank.
MORRIS kEICHUH President.
ID. ". VAUGHAN Cashier
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COURT or GENTRAL sESSIOEs.-Eov I6-Beio,
CITY Ii' ~ NTssEL.

George y Blrne pleaded guilty OF assault and
battery, and Wa. rou,'dod for sentence.
Houors Love pleaded guilty Of pe larceny aud
th. House Il Refuge.
Charlie, fencr Who had bee indicted Tor fcouous assault
IN striking officer Maria. II ,ir Twr ysecond Precinct
the ed with toue, pleaded guilty oi s,sa. ana battery
aui was reIiudrd.
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COURT Of COMMON PLEAs-sPycr,L TsRr-Noy l6
Before Judge CkaDozo

BOut0n AIT. Benton. .tOunscl fee of 1000 20 b.
paid pn'f pre.Ts -'sy ts .u' pending the de-
termination the econ in the supreme Cont, whch
ton - 10 be made In zen day La Samuel fmbe
Prayer OF Petitioner granted Noians. az. n.-Kirli.
adson nri salm'onMo''1us denied without costs ise.,
memnflnil None 81. luIsan-lcccli-rnay b appoint.
ed-r 10 cods 10 b. allowsd Watch and chs II de.uGi
% DO exempt from the R.c..ysr.lp.
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iadver'isement.l
NATIONAL CURRENCY BANK,

CoHNEE BROADWAY AVID WALL-,T, NEW YoE1,
Deas extensively and specially in Government securties
$40 notes 52o O4Os and Sizes Of 1881, Stamps, Specie
aud State money Interest allowed by specih
fgreeneni. =. O. ApANs President.
J.. Sc0ufLD Cashier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-17
LAW INTELLIGENCE.

Judges LEONARD. HARVARD snd SUTHERLAND
THE EXAMISATIoS OF ArPLIC ANTS FOR ADMISSION
~ PRACTICE.
The Committee on examination Of applicants FOR
admission practice. Messr. John X Haete \. Happen
and samuel Jones' met Tuesday three ocock AID
the examination continued uni late hour in the
ing The further examination Of the class viii be had
Tuesday neat tue ga inst, at four dock p. p.
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Albert II. Ncolay will hold his regular auction
sale Of stocks and bonds Tomorrow, Thursday, No
yelnber Il, AZ Il! O'Clock, at No. - William-st.
Mcssrs. Muller, wilkins q Co. viii sell az auc-
ton tomorrow Thursday, 400 shares American
Telegraph stock, at l2I o'clock, at Exchange Sales
room, No. III Broadway.
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L. :. CIRCUIT DDURT-Sov. le-Befote Judge NELsoy
ADMISSION 10 rEACTICF.
On motion OF l.. De!atell Smith esq, L. S.
DistrictAtoncy. John Henry Phce was this morning adj
mit'cd 20 all the degrees Of practitioner IN this Court,
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POULTRY AND CAME.

The call for l0NO turkeys by the Slnitery Commis.
son besides what are purchased by other agencies for
The soldiers Thanksgiving, makes lively poultry mar.
ket. a. by Withdrawing many Of kind Il helps all
other varieties. very fine lot of extra lat y. j. tur
Keys, dressed. was sold for &c Sufficient is not
taken with Western poultry to insure its arrival here in
the best condition should be cloeely packed In strong
boxes, using plenty Of clean straw pressing tho cover
on tightly 30 prevent any moving and consequently
ll ~, t. IlrIg w,
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Potatoes are in qnick demand just now, with a light
supply lowing to the late storm. which prevented ar
rivals. Delaware and New.Jersey Sweets have at
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Since Jan l...s35 sJ6 sl5l.32436 7 slss sac s22
The exports Of domestic produce for the week in .
clIde 793 btls POI sshes, ~ bpls ieaI ash,s, $50
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Cheese has lpst lost what it gained last week prices
being pretty uniformly &c. per pound lower than Last
FRUITS DRIED.

A large lot Of old Apples in fair order closed
out at 90. New have sold high lie; aud that
price asked by several dealers who have choice lots
ou hand. Chestnut. acd Hickory nuts are coming IN
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ADVERT smeu

TsrABLisBuD Ausrsi J, 1854.
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y. Y. Mholc-nlc pricc- OF Coantry Rroduce.

FOR NFFK YNniN6 v FDNt~DAfs fVN ~ I"'f'
IEIpre-sy Cor The " l. TRIBUNE by our own Reporter
The following are 'hc current rates Of articles IN good
condition as sold rs commission houses ~ Wholesale.
Shippers receive 10 10 q cent lo-s. deducted ioT com
missions beside freight and other charges.
hIANa AID PEAs-DRY.