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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-05

DAROLED and EXCHANGED rn ~, :.
il WANTrOIkEORAAriONcfC GAIT wsL L.
COOK nh q. g. C. T., who wssuk On prsosS ~ -
last. Wills With the Army Of The Jsnes esosy
sbost month lister uss rsnovs@ mos W. hneS h..X
ssli,Aury H. C.. q soss ether p'ses sssss s.ss.~
E,clsad IsesI ar .:Aer. wso o:s nv - ,s@mass
- IN CEo, L COOK. ". q cssassa-s- ssw'Aso.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-05
% Eet.
6ouses ano farms rUantco.

4 COTTAGE HOUSE of small sIc aud neatly
"A furnished Il desired by young mr. led ~ah
family In BrooG yu Of which tho ie.t viii be tahsu.
Adif,... stating rrut, A. ". C.. Tfi,un- oLcs.
WANTED no PURCUASE.-A substantial
w DOUBLE HOUsF AM LIT In fhh OF hstl.os
ave. OF tho sGs.s sijse-nt Wend ls'f.r o'- "tn
rt,Ii. AZ. he'd AfLbs brown. No. ~ brp.dv,y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-05
Cost an6 fonmo.

NVHENEyER COMFORT Is LOST. in
couequ~noe Of Cough other affections Of The
ehss, throat win b POUND by edng the TRoF-
fCAL BALSAM" Bee advsnissnent under d Medical"
mS0 REWARD--LOSTo on WEDNESDAY.
WOO Jsausry 4 . nAlR BRACELET, vkh Bloc
and With the isias o. g. w. TAs above reward un b. paid
upon returning the article 70 No. 1oed.H-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-05
20 Ubcm it nan Concern.
NOMsTOCK's ROTARY SPADER.--Ha

NOMSTOCK's ROTARY SPADER.--Hsvine
~ disposed OF the right TO nianufsture and vend CON
STOCKS ROTARY SPADER throughout tae United states
except the New ngsnd and other Atlantic End the Psh
states prepared 20 issue licenses to manuaeSus
and vend this Implement upon the basis o. icens. Tee OF es
por cent Of machines mad and sold 10 parties
Who viii .lyane in cash tie following to 10 reimburse
from said per csn,ase: 49,
For the New En.iand Ststes................. 5000
Eor IN. stat, q. Sev.York..,,..........,,... $500
NJ, Tho s,.,s of N.z J,r~v...........,.,,., $3.50
Fer the State " Maryland. LOO
For the State Of Desv ivy
W, IN. stai. al q aIifoui. loco
For tie Stale Of Oregon. ..................... 3M
". ,sona all the attention. Of Manu.c ureIs Cagi;ahsta
ana pses forming Stock Comp pies who may wish 70 -
cure good thing sp the follow ing sts The meris
hi. been fu proven Whit the pepai. ice
OF the soil or seed IL expedited chespeped and Improved
c.psbi. OF being constructed OF any .iss from one hof
power upward Is peculiarly well adapted TO the apPncs
lion OF steam powell sample machin"s can be had q ~
BIDW FILL. esq, n tstugh. Penn Address CoMSrOCk
GLIDDEN Miwsukee. Via. OF c. COA5rOCk, care
J. c. BiDWELL, ESQ, Pirsbargh, Penn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-05
United PARTNERSHIP. - This IA to

I United PARTNERSHIP. - This Ia TO
- cery that we, ths undefsis ued JOSEPH H. WESTE&
FIELD WILLIAM A. GEL1ATLY, WILLIAM HENRY
SCHIEFPELIN, WILLIAM A. CLARK, jr, JAMES Z
sCHlEFFELIS, SIDNEY A. SCHIf FfELIN; aid hnAb
HURST SCHiEffELiN. have pur- usnt with Ss'utr. q
the state Of NewYork In such made aud provided,
formed limited partnership
That the name firm under which such prtncrsh Is .
he conducted Is W. II. SCHIffELiNS 60 and tLs; their
principal Place OF .iness la TIE City of New ork
That h- genersl Of the business isepi.d TO Be-
transacted by ssid partnership 10 mpong and buying and
selling Drugs Medicines fsrcy Goods. feriup.ry and othse
Merchandise their accom-. and on o)iums'ion -
That tue of the DeI,rl iatlsfs are Joseph N
Wes.erhed who resides la the City, County and oss a
New York; William a. Oellaiy who rsdrs a. Orsnss,
Essex County NewJer.ey; William Henry Schisfslin who
resides a. the City Of SewYoFk sior,si and ihsm n
s STAR. s.wa II ''' at '''' ''''' '''' 'a'
That the p.,nes Q! the Special Partners are James Ia
sthirfrn who resides at the City OF Neyiok si2.rsId
Sidney A. Schie1eiiH who resides 81 Uarrisn tud oa
County New.J--y aud hraihurs Schirfoa who resides
a, the City OF Ns~.York .'oresa
That the Of conrbU to the common stock
Of aid par;nes., By te sca p'nrr J'tne, T. u
uted stock Of sdparnsf,nP oy tue special
partner Sidney A. Schru ia forty ,sou.sad dollar fhas
he Il capital ibuted to the comm stock Of 'a
partnership BY The sp-csi pstnrr BTadnuut Sc9ene'
IN nee on the fourth day Of January in the - aud .
terminate the thin day o, pecemor a she year ls
In wasss whereof h,ye set our hs 20 th csftihesIs
tbia fourth day OF January in the yea 49,. sisnrt
JOSEPH n. WpSiEaflELD,
WILLIAM 4. GEL.ATLY,
wILLlhM II. HlEfFELlN.
WILLIAM y. CLARK. Junior,
JAMES L. SCHIEtfILN,
SIDNEY A. SCHiEfFLLIN.
BRADHURsT SCilEFFaLfN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-05
PROPOSALS FOR
sS234,OOO
CENTRAL PARK IaPKoy eMENT FUND STOCK OF
1879,

Sealed proposal, will be received at the prolers ohco
uui saturday tho 2l day Of January 1855, O'Clock p
H. When the VII he publicly opened for tho whole or
any paof IN. Of Two Hundred snl Thirty for rhons
and Dor- OF tie Contra. PARK lwrrOverlsn. Fund Stock
authorized by Chapter Is Of tho Laws Of 1870 aud by Nh Oid
the Common Council approved by tho Mayer April
rs. 1874.
The said Stock will bear interest At he rate Of tx per cent
asnum. PAYABLE and tho principal will be
rtdeeusd November !. IS'6
Tho proposal. will the amour, Of Stock desired and the
price per hund dollars thereof and The persons whose
rropo.ss accepted will ,sr.upon bv required to d-pos
with the Chamberlain Of tbs city tic awarded to them
respectively.
On presenting the Comptroller the receipts Of the Cham
bau for such dsposrs ts parti, Will oe entitled to reeeys
cese. for equal Of be par yaue Of tho Stocks
BE- sr in,srrs, iroul the ds,es Of payments.
koh proposition shoad b. ssied and indofsed Proposal
for Central Pak Fund S,oc" and nclo.ei IN
second envelope. sddfs.s-d t, tie Comptroller.
Tie sht reserved TO rcjet any all 81 tho bids, the
in, er,.t. Of the CORPORATION rcqairs IT,
MATTHEW 7. BRENNAN Comptroller.
Cfyof New iort Departnsn. Of f.n,nc-, Comptollers
Oh,ce, Drcsubcr a. 1864.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-05
Drp GOODS.

NEW SKIRT FOR 1865.
~ NEW AND GREAT INVENTION IN
HOOP SKIRTS.
THE DUPLEX ELLIPTIC (OR DOUBLED STEEL
STRING.
VESTS BRADLEY CAREY,
Successor TO J. l. J. o. WEST.
NO 81 CHAMBERS IT NEW YORK,
the Of the Patent and Exclusive slAnnisctass
ofthls
J. w. BRADLEY'5
PATENTED "DUPLEX ELLIPTIC" STEEL SPRING
SKIRT.
Thi. invetion consists Of Duper crwc, Elio.io See
Springs ingeniousy brdsJ tightly end firmly toythes sdlo
10 cgs making toughest .lanc r-rb aud dur oo
Sirns used Enabling the wrarr in consequences Of Il.
when in easily ni 9Th tno cow eno~ as aug
muslin dre,a II cn obviates aud 'snces tho only Cd
iectons Hoop Skfs the annoyance to thr wrsfsr
well a. the public, especially Ia crUwjrd a-.s os csrrtrs
railroad church pew IN sLy crnwd-d place from mo
difficulty OF contracting them and occupying small psr-
tbs entirely hs difficulty while wing tho sk inc
full symmetrical form, aud the highest aud most
stylish end sracci appearance Tor the street. oPes prone
made or house d,. LAZY having enjoyed The pleasure
comfort aud great convanenc. OF wearing tho Duper HnPo
Spring Skirt 10Y single day, VII nsysr sferwMd WI hnsy
d pe,r wi ihs Of thru- They M" the best quarry W
every part by sr the srst mos dGfabe couo,spe sn'
orcal Skirt uade Merchants Will be supplied sD'v
,ud lade. In most frstcs retail stores IN TINS cry ana
lhIousLOut the teseit states. -.... -, ,nr,,
rV- INQUIRE FOR PIE "DUPLEX ELlIfriO
SPnINs SklkE
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nJeooims CARDS. &f.

At VIM. EvERDELLa SONS, No. 1O4 Pull
"A toost-wEDplsa CAaDs ~ Fuss ssATSoSSkx
Txs.bLsssd IBlA)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-05

YNHE J. e. e. FISCHER PIANO, the best
i PIANO usds /, splsolA ssssNnsss (fes ksw Yssrs
ys.s~nts sdsssto prices u hos ~, ~ ~ ssa ~ We'll
fvsnGy -slehtsA. sesf ntaehtve
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-05
Chance for Dusiness Men.

4 BAKERY for SALE.-Ono OF the best
~ buh Bakeries in the city OF Brookyn--boildnE tt'cJ
By ~ feet deepwi be- sold FOR Sn1o bali essh OF Msds
now in full operation Apply cor Sooth-occoos s1~ ~""u
ats Williauisburgh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-05

DEMEMBER, THE MEANS Is PLACED
II WITHIN THE REACH OF ALL
When fiutnss oonfpsiou Of deA or dsiinsss Genes
APOPLExY, OF SUDDEN DEATH,
praoi,a' ofscs BRANDKETH HOUSE, Nsw.Ysrk.
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per fun-
The lee be subject 70 the n1pec!op measurement, and
approval II Medical Dt o. olhor properly appointed In
sptc'or be- oI~ beng recripiedtor. ~
Payne b. Iad~ from time to lime upon ddplicss bills
certified to by the Medical Director.
lSiynsdl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-05
Wants.

NOR WANT of the TROPICAL BALSAM"
l. sufferers from the CHEST or THROAT are long de
pyed Of thsir health; lo them H. aud their recovery will
be certain and pcdy See advert rrseni under Medical
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-05

DIANO- FORTES-Seyen-Oc taves, Rosewood
cs,, ovsr,,ruhg bass fn frame te &C. At largely
reduced prces for the hodsys y. and quality upied
livery piano fully warranted for hive years
fLSLEY & CO. No. AZ broorne st.,
One block esst q broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-05

4 GERMAN GIRL desires q situation b.
n CHAMBERHAID In Ill AnttcaD faulty. Apply al No
III Afonfosst, Yard Bidding
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-05


until January 1853 n ni.hed rstss
FORM on PROPOSAL
Tho underlined propose 90 furnish - suns OF trt
qualy o. carinly pacsed in substantial ichouses at the
within named points namely; -----------
the 4. lowing price per tun q Two thousand pounds,
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1865-11-17

for complaint to the United Statesr hut also
on economical grounds
There is no official announcement concern
ing ministerial arrangements. Clarendon is
certain to be foreign minister,
The Globe claims forbearance for the recon-
sttutsd ministry until it is enabled TO lay be-
fore Parliament programme upon the salts
factory character on which its existence de-
pends
The News fully explains tie Government
reform bill. The Post thinks reform extremely
doubtful. The nation is too indifferent.
The Prince and Princess of Wales paid the
expected visit to Liverpool October 3lst.
Advices from Rio Janiero to Oct. 10th, via
England, confirm the capture of the Uruguay
an army by the allies. The Uraguayans sur
rendered Internationally. Six thousand were
made prisoners. Their General has beer
brought to Rio Janiero.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1865-11-17
Foreign News.

Liverpool Nov. l.--Tbe Paris correspondent
says: It is generally reported in the Parisian
papers that the French army in Mexico will
be withdrawn by instalments, and that by
August or September of next year the whole
will have returned to France. This resolu-
ton is said to have been adopted not only
from desire to afford no reasonable ground
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-30

were nearly nominal Cotton offered freely ana
i arms, the steamers demanding Id The engagements
$50 hhds sobsec so psr steamer sss Soas;
s sasss s ssa. do To TO
70 hhds tobacco, 25s. ne charters were q
bart % ostte. slaves privSAs; brig y Cork
petroleum, British brig, EOS TONS 70 Pernambuco
and back, $4,000 half gold; British bark, $50 TONS
British brig % Havana, scO British schooner to
st Domingo andback 81, 400 half gold; two schooners
oa 2 g: 70 so
one from Ezabethport TO Bristol % TO- two 70 Ports
mouth corn. sHc,; one to New London, slaves, $lo
lumber; to Porto Rico and back steamer Apala
chicola and back schooner 70 Savannah and brig 70
Hors-fhe go6d qualities continued In fair demand at
full rates, some extra fancy crop selling high
prices unchanged. The sales comprise las bales,
at l0c 40c. for old crop, and 35c 65c for crop
n, market was arm w sa flair
$3.50 for crude, 6sxc 59Hc and coo. for refined in
bond, the latter rate for strictly prime light to
shipment OF CSC. Free was quiet al TIE 7sc :
Provisions. 260 packages beef 81 do lard
7e3 do butter and 2sl cheese The demand for pork
continued moderately active but prices at the opening
were dropping and some was sold down to $33 but sub
sssusny prices ruled msr and mess s nnsy closed q.
$3s 37K for mess, $40 80 for prime and $2s so
q $2s, IS for prime meas Beef wac less
bbs at $11 $l4 for plain mess, ana $14 SIT for
ira mess Beef hams were In scant supply; better In
quiry prevailed, and about $50 bbs Western sod
rive at $751; Bacon not much called for and prices
continued nominal Cut meats were without change
dull and nominal, at 1870. 17kc for shoulders and
20c 231sc. for hams The transactions In lard were
light and prices dropping The sales we're about
$50 packages at 24c a28c the latter rate FOR the
choice in small parcels Butter was firm with fair In
qury. The sales at 40c CSC for State and 30c
&c for Western Orange and Sussex fresh pais sold at
$50 s5c.- Cheese was in good demand for home
sumption at l4c &c., the latter rate for factory made
first quality 4
SUcAR.-The market was extremely dull, and prices
were somewhat weaker though noticeable change
TRANSFERRED The sales limited to 80 hhds Cuba
muscovado at 14c and Al hhds Porto Rico at 1870 Re-
fined was easier, but not any lower
TALIow. Receipts, % packages. The market was
rather active but at rather declining prices The sales
ToDAcco Receipts, 1873 hhds and 100 packages. The
market was quiet, but prices were steady. We note
sales 25 hhds Kentucky al previous prices also 40
Ohio seed leaf at csc. &c
WHisKEY Receipts, 7s1 bills A moderate demand
prevailed at full prices The sales about 800 bbls
at 81 "a a 50 50. ... KS, as4s.s. Il, ~,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-30
Tho street Cleaning Commission.

The street Clca ming Commission.
CHARGES AGAINST hEssRs. BROWN, DEvoE AND
KNAPP, THE cOHTRACToRs-Ak EXAMINATION
SET DOWN FOR TOMORROW. ETC.
For weeks past the police authortiss have been
busiy engaged collecting all the Information possible
having bearing upon the past and present condition
OF the streets OF the city more particularly covering the
period Of time since the contract was awarded TO Mesrs
Brown, Devoe 4 Knapp by the lately inaugurated
Street Cleaning Commission This matter having been
satisfactorily completed, meeting Of the Commission
was convened on Saturday at the Mayors Office, and
charges to the effect that the street cleaning was
not performed Ia accordance with the contract
duly and formally preferred against the contrac-
tors and their sureties II Is supposed that the
police have obtained q Of most valuable
information in regard 10 the sanitary condition OF the
city, we'll as that more directly bearing upon the
cleaning--or neglect Of cleaning-of the principal
thoroughares All OF this testimony, with moro OF the
kind, II 1t can be gathered will PROBABLY De pre-
scented before the full Board OF Commissioners at tho
Mayors office morrow II Is stated tnat the streets
which have been neglected and which the contractors
agreed to clean when they commenced work upon the
contract, will reach to the extent OF one hundred IN
number including some In nearly every ward OF the
city. ls.tN
Mr. Brown for himself and the contracting firm, made
O counter affidavit which denies the charges as whole
and gives reasons satisfactory for the delay
accompanying their earlier performances upon the con-
tract
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-30
More Alleged Swindlinx Operations.
From the Detroit Tribune1

person. whose name cannot ascertain, but who
lives somc~here in Ohio recently issued sight drafts
responsible houses in New York. which, It IL stated one
FinIay McGregor. who formerly lived near Chatham,
Cana sold pretty extensively In Canada, and realized
heavily The drafts being apparently good they found
ready purchasers and informed that at least one
Of thee buyers has been ruined in consequence AL
though several acknowledge they we're heavy losers,
they refuse to let the amount be known The losers by
the operations, so far could ascertain were as fol-
low:-McGregor a broker of Windsor paid 81 200
Robinson, broker at Chatham lost 81, 900; a man
named Taylor, Of Lonoon, is out 81 600 and the st.
Thomas branch Of the Commercial Bank OF Canada lost
$1,000, and probably more
One day last week the alleged operator was arrested at
Windsor and locked up In jail the complaint OF his
nsmesake the broker at the above place. but 1t said
compromised the matter by payag him back his ST. 200
and released from custody He took the earliest
conveyance for Detroit and arvedon this side OF the
rive before the parties at Chatham London and other
swndle
AS there forgery about the transactions il is
fought Mcreg0r cannot be arrested although he is now
n this city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-30

TOtal $y0S, VI 800
The citizens Of Albany, not altogether admring the
idea of being deprived Of the position OF being the
ern terminus of the New York Central Railroad, or OF
losing sight of the splendid North river floating palaces
that now ply between New York and that city, which
changes will BIO likely to take place the Sche
nectady aud Athens Railroad is completed have organ
lied a company to build road from Albany TO Coey-
MANS which is to with the Saratoga and Hudson
River road The latter road originally designed to
from Saratoga Springs connecting at Schenectady
with the New York Central and thence to Athens which
point intended the terminus of the steamboat
line, including the St. John, Dean Richmond, and all
the larger steamboats, belonging TO the gentlemen prnc
pay interested in the railroad and which boats will pro-
badly be withdrawn from the Albany line. The
road is nearly completed and it expected that an ex
cursion train will be the road carly month
There roads already constructed in process OF
construction, from New York TO Newburg and route
Is being surveyed for road from Newburg Catskil
There will then be hiatus OF only six miles between
Catskl and Athens and twelve miles between Coeymaus
and Albany to connect New York and Albany by west
side railroad. h6f
The earnings Of the Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad
during the third week in October amounted TO SGT 7Os
which increase the receipts for the time
last year of S6,339.
The following table shows the amount OF grain In store
at Chicago the ,2lst inst, compared with the
ar,ounf IN sfore nj fhc aaua time last
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-30
rFpom the Louisville Journal, Oct 26.l

PERSONS INJURED.
[Fpom the Louisville Journal, Oct "a.
On Tuesday evening last very serious ACCIDENT &C.
CURED 10 freight train going south over the Louisville
and Nashville Railroad When near WOODBURY. station
the train, from some unexplained cause was thrown
from the track and four OF the and the caboose pre-
cpitated down embankment thirty feet steep There
but few persons the train but all were more or
less injured One man, who upon the roof OF car
the time, had leg badly broken and another was
mutated about the face and body and had an arm frac-
tured These two men, whose names we could not as
certain taken aboard the passenger train
north and received every attention which their wounded
condition required The track was torn up for
siderable distance and this account the regular train
for this city was delayed about two hours The accident
was probably caused by defective rail.
MOTHER AND HER TWO CHILDREN sHoCKINGLY
MANGLED.
Journey l) Oct rs correspondence OF Chicago Repub-
licanl aY
In Mason city the junction Of the North Missouri with
the Hannibal and ST Joseph road beheld most heart
rending sight Mrs Noble, Of Memphis, Missouri,
with her four children while waiting for train bound
east took refuge under the side track TO be out
of the rain Why shs did this will be known, as
.nere was plenty Of ia the depot While she was
there engine hcted on and before she could get out
the top Of her head cut off, One child four years
old had both legs Off below the knees; another
years old both legs above the knees The other two
but slightly injured saw them three hours
after the accident Then both children alive, but
the elder fast sinking There probability that
the other would live
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-30
The Lesson Taught By tho st. Adams
from the Ottawa Citizen, Oct. ~.

from the Ottawa Citizen Oct ~
The scheme OF invading Ireland from this side the
Atlantic appears so Wild hairbrained and 80 improba-
bic Of success that we cannot for one moment suppose
the leaders Of the party would be so rash and mprudnt
as 10 attempt It. No good to their cause could possibly
come OF IT, but certain disaster would be the result
ireland IL not ne vulnerable part Of the empire % American
y rfnn We must rive the Fenian leaders credit for
understanding that fact Many Of them plume them.
selves on their soldery qualeshey have seen service
on the CORY fields or Aneiam and Gettysburg and know
something Of the ways OF war
The SO Albums raid scds q reveidtt1 10 the Ame1cdn
Fsnian That movement undoubtedly inspired him with
the thought that no could do likewise Our long trech
If frontier line inrts the odorytn II such System cfdr
fare. We cannot shut eyes 70 the unpleasant fact
We make no pretence whatever 70 OWNING the secret
workings OF the Feniau mind. We venture no predic-
tons as what they will do appears TO US 80 very
evident that they look upon this province az the vu
nerahe point for attack that Uc think fAery strong
probability of their making an daemP AZ 70 the
success OF such an attempt we have no kind
OF doubt whatever Tho object that our authorities
should aim IT, chiefly 70 make such preparations, BY
q judiclous disposal OF troops, 6c ~ will ensure o
speedy Illustration of all attempts that may be made
We see no reason for supposng that Fenians WIN,
when the dogs Of arc let loose De respectors Of
our property and lives; they VIII have no scrrples
agaht sezing upon ana sackng and burning our cities
and towns Ii the whole thing II not sham n they
really intend TO wage war against the empire we oush.
not 70 expect 10 be exempted from the penalties ana
evils attendant upon war We DO not wish 70 be con
sdered sensatlonists; we desire 70 raise no fase
alarm. but merely 70 warn against possible danger
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-30
CITY CONNER CIAL REPORT.

AsHrs Receipts 8 pkgs. Tho market was extremely
dull owing merely 10 tn reduced stock as We noticed
considerable inquiry The market was entirely bare Of
pearls; the last sale at IS so 9S Is Pots COM
handed IS l2k a IS 25 for small parcels.
BRRADeruFrs Receipts IL Gas bbls Hour, $50 do and
las bags corn meal IL 225 bushels wheat, S210 do
corn 3o22 do oats s44 do rye and Is 091 do. barley
The market for State and Western -four was again dull
and prices further declined &C. l0c per bbl a. shown
by our revised quotations subjoincd The sales were
limited 10 about 1000 bbls southern hour was dull
heavy and declining Tho sales were about 400 bbis
Canada -four found slow market and prices ruled &C.
i0c in buyers favor The sales about 800 bbls
The market for all brands OF wheat -four closing heavy
with an inclination 10 further decline Rye Hour was
IN limited supply and prices very firm; only very
moderate inquiry prevailed Corn meal the same IN