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Trinity, German .- Corner of Goodell and Maple sts. J. A. A. Grabau, Pastor.
Trustees-Geo. Henning, Ernst Rother, Frederick Budemeir, Augustus Riebe, J. W. Schwinn, Wm. Eschenfelder.
St. Bridget's, Catholic-Corner of Fulton and Louisiana sts, C. D. McMullen, Pastor,
St. Michael's, Catholic-Washington, between Chippewa and Tupper. Rev. Luke Caveng and B. Fritch, Pastors.
Committee-S. Bettinger, Martin Zinns, John Swartz, Geo. Kolb, Peter Mesmer.
German Evangelical-Black Rock, Amherst street.
Black Rock Catholic-Near Amherst. Rev. Mr. Cestor, Pastor.
St. Vincent de Paul-Hydraulics. Rev. Daniel Moore, Pastor.
Holy Angels, Catholic-Prospect Hill. Rev. Mr. Tredeau, Pastor.
Zion's German Reformed-Corner of Cherry and Spring sts. John Lichtenstein, Pastor.
Trustees - John A. Guth, Adam Good Frantz Seelback, F. Reinhardt.
Lutheran Trinity, German - William st. Conrad Diehlman, Pastor.
Trustees-Henry Wolter, Wm. Vogel, J. P. Schulze, Ernst Beyer.
Bethel-Perry st. P. Griffin, Pastor.
Evangelical Mission, German-Goodell, near Oak. C. Doeppenschmicdt, Pastor.
Trustees - Charles E. Clarke, Isaac D. White, Wells Brooks, Selim Sears, Frederick Dusing, Joseph Litz, Louis Knollhof.
TRADE, COMMERCE, &c., OF BUFFALO.
The population of Buffalo is now estimated at about 80,000. The Assessors' valuation of real and personal estate for the years 1853 and 1854, is as follows :
OLD TERRITORY.
Valuation of real estate, 1853,. $16,698,700 Valuation of personal estate, 1853, 2,698,685
Total, $19,397,355
Valuation of real estate, 1854,. $21,079,218
Valuation of personal estate, 1854, 3.518,221
Total, $24,597,439
Increase, $5,200,084
NEW TERRITORY.
Valuation of real estate, 1854, $4,764,926
Valuation of personal estate, 1854,. 477,300
Total valuation for 1854, $29,839,665 .
The new territory refers to the township of Black Rock, which was added to our city in 1853, and which increased its area nearly 24,000 acres.
Our commercial facilities have, for two or three years past, increased at an astonishing rate. The widening and deepening of the main channel of Buffalo Creek ; the construc- ion of the ship canal between the creek and the lake, and running parallel to both for tnearly two miles, with a convenient and safe
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entrance in all weathers ; the numerous cross- slips, and the Erie and Ohio Basins, have ad-
. ded over one hundred acres to the extent of our facilities. The Erie Basin will be com- pleted this season, and will afford safe anchor- age for a very large number of vessels. Steam tugs, recently introduced, greatly facilitate the arrival and departure of vessels, by towing them from one point to another. Below is a list of the Elevators on Buffalo Creek, and their capacity for storing grain and elevating per hour :
CAPACITY.
PER HOUR.
Brown's Elevator,.
350,000 bush.
2,500 bush.
Hatch's .-
200,000
2,500
60
Evans & Dunbar's,.
200,000
-2,500
Fish's,
150,000
2,500
66
Seymour & Wells', 100,000
2,500
Dart's,
150,000
2,000
Sterling's,
140,000
2,000
60
Hollister's,
100,000
2,000
Richmond's,
€0,000
_2,500
Holley & Johnson's,
80,000
2,500
1,550,000
23,500
It will be seen by the following figures that Buffalo is the largest grain depot in the world !
Wheat. Ind. Corn. Oats, Rye Total.
bu.
bu.
and Barley. bu.
Odessa,
.5,600,000
1,440,000 7,040,000
Galatz & Ibrelia,_2,400,000
5,600,000 320,000
8,320,000
St. Petersburg, --
all kinds,
7,200,000
St. Louis, .3,082,000
918,384 1,081,078
5,0=1,463
New York, _5,802,452
3,627,883 9,430,335
Chicago,
.2,946,924
6,745,588 4,034,216 13,726,728
BUFFALO,
_6,446,873
9,493,896 4,494,704 .20,044,463
LAKE IMPORTS FOR 1854.
The following table. will show the quantity and value of the leading articles received dur- ing the past season :
ARTICLES.
QUANTITY.
VALUE.
Flour, bbls.
739,557
$5,916,456
Meal,
1,913
7,652
Rye Flour,
.76
320
Pork,
148,893
1,935,674
Beef,
58,607.
732,598
Tongues,
142
2,840
Fish,.
10,584
£9,964
Whisky,
51,390
641,375
Seeds,
20,104
241,242
Oil.
9,399
328,965
Eggs,
8,579
£5,790
Beans,
6,450
25,800
Nuts, ..
276
1,390
Cranberries,
114
1,368
Fruit,
2,474
7,422
Grease,
3,795
91,00
Clay Paint,
629
5,661
Wax,
58
1,740
Cement,
202
404
Molasses,
144
2,160
Aslies, casks,
7,643
204,004
Iron, tons,.
4,537
171,4=0
Coal,
5€,105
290,525
Oil Cake,
1,038
20,760
Copper,
1,691
946,960
Lead, pigs,
45,303
226,515
Wheat, bush
3,570,374
5,891,117
Corn,
10,142,195
6,592,426
Oats,
4,411,739
1,865,530
Barley,
317,030
364,581
Rye,
177,066
177,066
ARTICLES.
QUANTITY.
VALUE.
Potatoes,
34,549
25,912
Butter, lbs.
.3,799,560
721,916
Cheese,.
1,427,620
128,485
Lard, ..
14,157, 197.
1,557,291
Bacon,
20,055,744.
1,803,916
Tallow, -
574,650
65,664
Sugar, hhds.
_166
11,620
Tobacco,
2,894
202,580
Tobacco, boxes,
6,525
222,375
Glassware,.
_912
30,620
Furs, bales and boxes,
1,165
174,754
Skins, bdls.
2,255
112,750
Paper,-
11,854
118,540
Wool, bales,
33,622
2,117.320
Hemp,
4,278
106,950
Cotton,
1,692
84,600
Flax,
605
9,075
Broom Corn,
5,360
64,320
Pelts,
3,290
65,800
Buffalo Robes,
.. 65
4,265
Hops,
209
16,720
Feathers, sacks,
1,133
10,242
Rags,
1,-22
18,220
Hair,.
14)
710
Lumber, feet,
67,423,009
1,348,460
Staves, No.
15,464,554
773,277
Shingles,
1,654,000
6,202
Lath,
234,000
. 936
Brick,
270,700
3,248
Nails, kegs,
1,524
6,096
Rope, coils,
1,690
11,760
Leather, rolls,.
4,423
110.575
Hides, No
74.644
223,932
Horses,
739
73,900
Cattle,
19,393
775,720
Sheep,
19,441
58,324
Live Hogs
74,431
744,810
Dressed Hogs,
1,492
18,650
Sundries,
3,500,000
Total value,
$42,207,409
66
1853,
36,881,230
Increase in favor of 1854,
$5,326,179
The following table shows the principal re- ceipts by lake for the past three seasons :
1852.
1853. .
1854.
Flour, bbls.
1,299,513
975,557
739,756
Meal,
.5,099
311.
.1,913
Pork
.60,669
.102,549
148,898
Beef.
76,679
69,776 58,607
Fish,.
6,814
7,773 10,584
Tongues,
130 143
Seeds,
31,559
37,018
20,104
Whisky,
79,306
66,707.
51,390
Oil.
7,577
7,965 .9,399
Eggs,
7,696
11,000
8,579
Beans,
1,151
6,450
Nuts,
2,573
1,543
276
Cranberries,
1,176
1,096
114
Ashes, casks,
14,522
11,553
7,643
Iron, tons,
4,849
4,731
4,537
Coal,
34,665
38,1-8
58,105
Copper,
439
1,068
1,691
Lead, pigs,
31,916
36,064
45,303
Feathers, sacks.
1,556
1,138
Tobacco, hlıds.
6,620
2,038
2,894
Tobacco, boxes,
5,030
6,525
Furs, bales and boxes,
1,095
1,165
Skins, bdls.
.3,437
.A ._ 2,255
Pelts, bales,
5,288
.3,290
Wool,
45,172
45,630
33,022
Hemp,
3,593
1,977
4,278
Cotton,
1.692
Flax,
789
.520
605
Broom Corn,
5,420
4,963
5,360
Buffalo Robes,
80
631
65
Hides, No.
95,452
9-,004
74,644
Leather, rolls,
7.155
7,991 .. -4,423
Wheat, bush.
5,549,778 5,421,043 ___ 3,570,374
Corn,
5.136,746 __. 3,665,793 __ 10,142,195
Oats, 2,596,231 :__ 1,490,655 ... 4,441,739
Barley,
497,913 ...._ 401,098 .. ... 317,030
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Aurora, from Ohio to the Creek.
Auburn, from Adams to Niagara River. Austin, from Military Road to Niagara River. Babcock, from Seneca to Williams, or Indian Reservation.
Barker, from Main to Delaware, beyond North.
Batavia, from the Court House to City Line. Beak, from Exchange to Green.
Beech, from Virginia to Carlton. Bennett, from William to Batavia.
Best, from Main to Genesee.
Bird, from South line of Bird's Farm to Hol- land Land Co's Survey.
Bird, from Forest Lawn to Niagara River.
Blossom, from Batavia to Huron.
Bond, from North Canal to Howard.
Boston, from Goodall to Tupper,
Bouck, from Delaware to Niagara in Black Rock.
Breckenbridge, from Niagara River to Dela- ware.
Bristol, from Spring to Raze.
Brown, from Jefferson to Adams.
Broad, from Niagara to Amherst.
Butler, from Delaware to Rogers.
Buffam, from Seneca North on Indian Reser- vation.
Burton's Alley, from Main to Elm, above Goodell.
Burwell Place, from Scott to Perry.
Camp, from Sycamore to Genesee. Canal, from Main to Erie.
Cary, from Delaware to State Reserve line.
Carlton, from Maine to Genesee.
Carolina, from Tupper to Erie Canal. Carroll, from Washington to Alabama.
Cazenovia, from Seneca at Whittemore's Tav- ern to Abbott Road.
Cedar, from Swan to Batavia.
Center, from Seneca to Swan, below Ellicott. Central Wharf, runs along the harbor, from the foot of Main to foot of Commercial.
Champlin, from Spring to Mortimer.
Cherry, from Michigan to Virginia, near Jef- ferson.
Chestnut, from Swan to Eagle.
Chicago, from Buffalo Creek to Swan.
Chippewa, from Genesee across Main to
Georgia.
Church, from Main to Erie Canal.
Cincinnati, from Ohio to the Creek.
Clinton, from Main to City Line.
Clinton Avenue, from Delaware to Niagara River.
College, from Virginia to North.
Columbia, from Scott to the harbor. Colvin, from Bird to Amherst.
Commercial, from Terrace. to big Buffalo Creek.
Cottage, from Virginia to Hudson.
Court, from Main to Erie Canal.
Connecticut, from Erie Canal to old City Line in Black Rock.
Cyprus, from Michigan to Pine.
Daugherty's Alley, from Seneca to Folsom, below Michigan. Dayton, from Maine to Prime. Dearborn, from Niagara to Farmers.
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Number of Steamboats, Propellers and Sail Vessels, with their tonnage, enrolled in the District of Buffalo Creek, Dec. 31st, 1854 :
VESSELS.
NO.
TONS.
Steamers,
27
22,843:26
Propellers,
49 21,161:52
Barques,
5 .2,788:82
Brigs,
33 .8,586:44
Schooners,
123
22,366:79
. Total,
237
77,746:73
Total in 1853,
230
72,967:89
Increase,
7 -4,778:79
Value of
IMPORTS.
EXPORTS.
Lake,
Canal, .
$42,207,409 $75,000,000 .77,035,271. 26,936,707 Central Railroad, .20,000,000 12,788,692
Buffalo & N. Y. City Railroad, __ 5,000,000
2,908,395
Lake Shore Railroad, 3,500,000 4,500,000
Niag. Falls & Roch. Railroad, _500,000 1,000,000
Foreign Trade, . 937,539 1,073,871
Total Commerce of Buffalo,.$149,180,219 .. $124,207,665
LIST OF STREETS
REFERRED TO IN THIS WORK.
Abbott Road, from Elk to Ferry. Adams, from Batavia to Genesee. Alabama, from Seneca to Big Buffalo Creek. Albany, from Fourteenth to Niagara River. Allen, from. Main to College.
Amherst, from Main to Erie canal in Black Rock.
Ash, from Genesee to Batavia.
1852.
1853.
1854.
Rye,
112,271.
.107,152 ..__ 177,066
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Cheese, -.
5,377,800 ___ 1,427,620
Lard, 7,164,572 ___ 8,185,300 __ 14,157,197
Bacon, 9,796,590 __ 23,095,645 __ 20,055,744
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Tallow, 1,014,623_
._ 762,810 __ .574,650.
Lumber, feet,
72,337,255 .. 89,294,489 __ 67,423,009
Staves, M.
12,998,614
. 9,215,240 __ 15,464,554
Shingles,
3,542,642_ 1,654,000
bath,-
2,059,920 _234,000
Horses, No.
1,643
1,533 . 739
Cattle,
15,926
20,466 _19,393
20
Sheep,
16,590
23,22 319,441
Live Hogs,
111,223
114,952 -74,481
5,178 .1,492 Dressed Hogs,
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Entrances and clearances of American and Foreign vessels, together with their tonnage, during the year 1854 :
ARRIVED.
NO.
TONS.
American vessels from foreign ports,-
Foreign «
1
2
Total,
773
147,702:57
6
CLEARED.
American vessels to foreign ports,.
106
17,691:46
Foreign "
¥
635
141,090:51
5
Total,
791
158,782:02
0
Entered,
3,802
1,848,450:29
Cleared.
3,604
1,790,429:26
Total,
7,406
3,632,879:55
Grand Total, 1854,
_8,970
3,945,364:19
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Butter, lbs.
3,989,917 ___ 6,589,784 ... 3,799,560
50
50
6 0
0
692
81 13,802:03 133,900:54
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COASTING TRADE.
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Delaware, from Terrace to City Line. Delaware Place, from Delaware to Virginia. Dock, from Long Wharf to Water. Dodge, from Main to Jefferson. Eagle, East, from Main to City Line. Eagle, West, from Main to Terrace. East, from Clinton to Howard.
East, (Black Rock,) from South to Farmers.
Efner, from Georgia to Virginia.
Eleventh, from Carolina to Albany.
Elk, from Ohio to City Line.
Ellicott, from Seneca to North. Elm, from Swan to Best. Emslie, from North Canal to Howard.
Erie, from Main at the churches to Water. Evans, from Terrace to Water. Exchange, from Main to City Line.
Farmers, from Tonawanda to the Canal.
Ferry, from Niagara River to Williamsville Road.
Ferry, on Line of Indian Reservation. Fifth, from Court to Vermont.
Fir, from Park Place to Carolina.
Fly, from Maiden Lane to Le Couteulx.
Folsom, from Michigan to Pollard.
Forest Avenue, from Delaware to Niagara River.
Fourteenth, from North to Albany.
Fourth, from Genesee to Vermont.
Fox, from North to Love's Lot.
Franklin, from Terrace to North.
Front, from Main to Commercial, along the creek.
Fulton, from Michigan to City Line. Garden, from Carolina to Virginia.
Gay, from Michigan to Potter.
Genesee, East, from Main to City Line.
Genesee, West, from Main to Erie Canal. Georgia, from Chippewa to Canal.
German Alley, from Genesee to Sycamore. Goodell, from Main to Cherry.
. Goodrich, from Main to Michigan. Granger, from Chicago to Canal Slip. Grape, from Cherry to North. Green, from Washington to Michigan. Grey, from Batavia to Genesee. Gridler, from Pine Hill Road to Ellicott Turn- pike.
Grosvenor, from North Canal to Eagle. Hamilton, from Emslie to East.
Hamburgh, from Seneca to Buffalo Creek.
Hampshire, from Niagara to Ferry. Hanover, from Main to Prime. Harman, from Best across Genesee. Hayward, from Elk to Perry. Heacock, from Seneca to Elk.
Hickory, from Swan to Cherry. High, from Main to Johnson. Hinkley, from Spring to Jefferson. Hollister, from Spring to Mortimer.
Hopkins, from Abbott Road South to
Hospital, from Mohawk to Erie Canal.
Howard, from Emslie to East. Hudson, from Cottage to Erie Canal. Huron, from Oak to Niagara. Illinois, from Scott to Creek.
Indian, leading across Seneca to east line of City, near old Indian Church.
Indiana, from Perry to Buffalo Creek. Jackson, from Church to Wilkeson Slip. James, from Emslie to East, between Eagle and Clinton.
Jemison, on Reservation, from Seneca to Elk. Jefferson, from Eagle to Ferry.
Jersey, from North to Erie Canal.
Johnson, from Batavia to North, beyond Jef- ferson. Johnson Place, from Delaware to Fir.
Kaene, from Genesee to Sycamore, near Jef- ferson.
Kentucky, from Mackinaw to St. Clair. Ketchum, from Carlton to High.
Kinney's Alley, from East Seneca to Swan. Koon's Alley, from Ellicott to Oak, near Hu- ron.
Lacy, from St. Clair to the Creek.
Lafayette, from Main to Washington, opposite the Park.
Le Couteulx, from Rock to Water.
Lemon, from Cherry to North.
Liberty, from Main Hamburgh Canal to the Creek.
Line Boat Dock, on the Canal, East of Com- mercial.
Lloyd, from Main to Creek.
Lock, from Terrace to Erie.
Lockwood, from Howard to Little Buffalo Creek.
Locust, from Cherry to North.
Long Wharf, runs along the harbor from foot of Commercial to Ship Canal.
Lord, from Howard to Little Buffalo Creek.
Louisiana, from Seneca to Buffalo Creek.
Mackinaw, from Ohio to Ferry.
Madison, from Batavia to Brown.
Maiden Lane, from Canal to Water.
Main, is the Main street-runs north and south -from Buffalo Creek to new City line.
Maple, from Cherry to North. Mark, from William to Gray.
Marvin, from Elk to Perry.
Mary, from Mississippi to Indiana.
Maryland, from North to Erie Canal.
Massachusetts, from Sixth to Ferry, in Black Rock.
Matthews, from Spring to Jefferson.
Matthew's Alley, from Pearl to Franklin, be- tween Eagle and Court.
McPherson, from Bird to Amherst.
Mechanic, from Terrace to Erie Canal.
Miami, from Ohio to Ferry.
Michigan, from the Creek to North.
Military Road, from Amherst to City Line.
Mill, from Van Rensselaer to Ferry.
Milnor, from William to Batavia.
Mineral Spring, from Seneca to Sulphur Spring.
Mississippi, from Scott to the Creek.
Missouri, from Elk to Perry.
Mohawk, from Ellicott to Niagara. Monroe, from Batavia to Brown.
Montgomery, from Howard to Little Buffalo Creek.
Moore, from Elk to Ohio.
Morgan, from Genesee to Chippewa. Mortimer, from William to Genesee.
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Mott, from Eagle to Batavia. Mulberry, from Cherry to North.
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Niagara, from Main to York.
Niagara Square, junction of Delaware, Gene- see, Court and Niagara.
Nichols' Alley, from Seneca to Folsom, be- tween Court and Michigan.
f. Ninth, from Huron to Niagara, in Black Rock. North, from York to Jefferson, on north line of the city.
North Canal, from Grosvenor to Indian Re- servation.
North Division, from Main to Little Buffalo Creek.
North Washington, from Albany to Scaja- quaddy Creek.
Norton, from Peacock to Water. Dak, from Swan to Best.
Dhio, from Main along the Creek to the City Line.
D'Neil, from Niagara to the State Reservation. Ontario, from Niagara to Military Road.
Drange, from Cherry to North.
Packet Dock, from Commercial to Evans.
Palmer, from Georgia to Hudson. arish, from Niagara to Niagara River. ark Place, from Delaware to Fir.
Park, from Virginia to Allen. 'each, from Cherry to North. Peacock from Evans to Erie. Pearl, from Commercial to Tupper.
Pennsylvania, from North to Erie Canal.
Perry, from Main to Ferry.
Peterson, from Genesee to Line of Lot No. 5. Pine, from Swan to Sycamore. 'lain, from Albany to Ferry.
Porter, from Ferry to Bouck.
Porter, from William to Batavia. Potter, from Heacock to Ferry.
Pratt, from Eagle to Genesee.
Prime, from Dayton to Commercial.
Quay, from Main to Washington, below Ex- change.
Raze, from Howard to Little Buffalo Creek. Red Jacket, from Seneca to Elk.
Rhode Island, from Sixth to Ferry.
· k Rich, from Main to Michigan. Rose, from Virginia to High. Sandusky, from Ohio Basin to Hamburgh. School, from Niagara to Albany. Scott, from Main to Michigan. Seneca, East, from Main to the City Line. Seneca, West, from Main to Terrace. Seventh, from Terrace to Niagara. Sherman, from Batavia to North. Ship Canal, from the Creek across Erie. Sixth, from Terrace to Niagara. Skillen, from O'Niel south to -
Sloan, from Church to Erie Canal.
Smith, on Indian Reservation.
South, from Creek to Hamburgh.
South, from Niagara to Niagara River.
South Division, from Main to Little Buffalo Creek.
Spring, from Seneca to Cherry.
Spruce, from Batavia to Cherry.
Staats, from Mohawk to Court.
State, from Canal to Water.
Steele, from Main to Ellicott Turnpike.
St. Clair, from South to Ohio,
St. Paul, from Main to Oak, beyond North.
Steuben, from Alabama to Ferry.
Sugar, from Williamsville Road to east line of City.
Swan, East, from Main to Seneca.
Swan, West, from Main to Terrace.
Sycamore, from Oak to Jefferson.
Summer, from Delaware to Rogers.
Tecumseh, from Canal Slip to Hamburgh.
Tennessee, from South to Mackinaw.
Tenth, from Carolina to Albany.
Terrace, from Main to junction of Sixth and Court.
Third, on north side of Erie Canal.
Thirteenth, from York to Albany.
Tifft, from Buff. and Hamburgh Turnpike to White's Corners Plank Road.
Tonawanda, Niagara, extending from Am- herst.
Triangle, from Abbott Road to White's Cor- ners Plank Road.
Tupper, East, from Main to Michigan.
Tupper, West, from Main to Virginia.
Union, from Eagle to William.
Utica, from Delaware to Massachusetts.
Van Rensselaer, from Seneca to Elk.
Vandalia, from South to Mackinaw.
Vermont, from Fourth to Utica.
Vine, from Oak to Michigan, above Clinton.
Vincennes, from South to Mackinaw.
Virginia, from Erie Canal to Cottage, and thence to Jefferson.
Wabash, from Mackinaw to Obio, on north side Erie Basin.
Walden, from Batavia to Pine Hill Road.
Walden Alley, from Main to Delaware.
Walnut, from Eagle to Genesee.
Warren, from Little Buffalo Creek to . Canal Slip.
Washington, east of Main, from Creek to High.
Water, from Commercial to the beach.
Watson, from Clinton to Batavia, beyond Jef- ferson.
Weaver's Alley, from Goodell to Virginia.
White's Corners Plank Road, from White's Corners Plank Road to extension of same.
William, from Michigan to City Line. York, from North to the Erie Canal.
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BUFFALO ADVERTISEMENTS
FOR 1855.
B. H. BUCKINGHAM. S. S. GUTHRIE. BUCKINGHAM & GUTHRIE, Forwarders and Commission Merchants, NO. 11 CENTRAL WHARF. Particular attention to Consignments. Grain, Flour, &c. for Sale.
ASSOCIATE FIRMS. B. H. BUCKINGHAM, 108 Broad Street, New York. BUCKINGHAM & Co., Toledo. R. P. BURLINGAME, Chicago, Ill.
J. R. BENTLEY & CO., FORWARDING & COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AND AGENTS OF Swiftsure Line of Tow Boats on the Hudson River, No. 17 CENTRAL WHARF. JAMES R. BENTLEY. CHAS. B. REDFIELD.
WALKER & CLARKE, Forwarding and Commission Flerchants,
No. S Merchant's Exchange.
CHARLES WALKER. CYRUS CLARKE.
THAYER & ANTHONY, FORWARDING & COMMISSION MERCHANTS
No. 25 Central Wharf.
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WATSON A. FOX, 1
Forwarding & Commission Merchant,
PROPRIETOR OF THE
CLIPPER BRIGS
GREYHOUND, W. B. ROBINSON, Master. BANNER, NIEL BROWN, Master.
CLIPPER SCHOONERS
FOX, ISAAC PHILLIPS, Master. HENRY L. LANSING, A. M. KIRBY, Master. FLORA WATSON, J. HALLARAN, Master.
SCHOONERS
MIRANDA, GEO. MOORE, Master. EXCELSIOR, HALL, Master.
Railroad Iron, Locomotives, Merchandise, Lumber, Car Wheels and Car Axles, and other Property consigned to me will be forwarded with dispatch.
WATSON A. FOX, Chequered Warehouse, 29 Central Wharf.
FULTON LAKE BOAT LINE.
WITHOUT TRANSHIPMENT AT ALBANY OR TROY.
CONNECTING WITH THE
"PEOPLE'S LINE PROPELLERS "
AT BUFFALO TO MILWAUKEE AND CHICAGO.
Also, with Mich. Southern R. R. Line of Steamers to Toledo, and with Steamers and Propel- lers to Detroit.
PROPRIETORS.
A. D. ELLIS & Co., M. S. R. R. Dock, Buffalo.
. JAMES BELL & Co., 113 Broad Street, New York.
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NOAH H. SMITH & SONS, STORAGE, FORWARDING & COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AND DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE. NO. 22 LLOYD STREET. G. O. SMITH. C. L. SMITH.
N. H. SMITH.
HENRY DAW & SON, Shipping & Commission Merchants, DEALERS IN SEEDS, WATER LIME AND PLASTER, 26 CENTRAL WHARF. ALFRED D. DAW.
HENRY DAW.
COBB & CO., Produce Commission Merchants, AND SHIPPING AGENTS, C. COBB. 28 CENTRAL WHARF. O. COBB.
SWAN & SON, FORWARDING AND PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS, ALSO RECEIVERS AND SHIPPERS OF LUMBER AND STAVES. 26 CENTRAL WHARF. ADIN SWAN. Freight for Canal Boats constantly on hand. EDMUND A. SWAN.
ROBERT D. BOYD, Produce and Commission Merchant,
For the Purchase and Sale of
Flour, Grain, Pork, Butter, Cheese, &c. ALSO, AGENT FOR THE SALE OF LEHIGH COAL, BY THE BOAT LOAD. Office No. 7 East Seneca Street.
M. S. HAWLEY, COMMISSION MERCHANT,
18 and 19 CENTRAL WHARF. 3
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CHARLES W. EVANS, Storage and Produce Merchant, GRAIN ELEVATOR AND WAREHOUSES, ON THE SHIP CANAL CORNER OF WATER STREET.
Grain Elevated from Sail Vessels and Propellers, and Stored and Delivered to Canal Boats.
Having three run of the Noye Patent Mills, there is constantly on hand fresh ground Corn for horse feed; also, fine bolted meal for family use, and Graham Flour made of the best of wheat. Corn and Oats ground separately or together, and for sale unground in quantities to suit purchasers.
FLOUR, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
C. W. EVANS' Coal Yard, for the sale of the Ormsby Coal, which is a very superior Coal, is on corner of Erie and Water Streets, at the end of the arm of the Ship Canal. Steamboats and town customers supplied with coal at the shortest notice.
FLEMING & ALLEN, (SUCCESSORS TO P. S. MARSH,) Produce Commission Merchants,
NO. 12 CENTRAL WHARF. I. W. ALLEN. WM. FLEMING.
JOHN G. DESHLER, Forwarding & Commission Merchant, NOS. 14 AND 15 CENTRAL WHARF.
RAINEY & RICHARDSON, COMMISSION MERCHANTS 5
NO. 16 CENTRAL WHARF.
Particular attention given to the sale or purchase of Flour, Grain, and Produce in general. Dealers in Soap and Candle Stock.
H. RAINEY, LATE FLOUR INSPECTOR. GEORGE RICHARDSON.
HENRY ROOP, COMMISSION MERCHANT And Inspector and Packer of Pork, Beef, and Fish. AND OFFERS FOR SALE Pork, Beef, Hams, Lard, Smoked Meat and Fish. No. 4, 6, and 7 Dayton Street, bet. Main and Prime Sts.
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ELIJAH K. BRUCE, SHIP CHANDLER, Grocer and Commission Merchant,
No. 23 & 24 Central Wharf and Prime Street.
Dealer in Anchors, Chains, Canvas, Tarred and Manilla Cordage. Cash paid for old Junk. Agency of the Buffalo White Lead Company.
WILLIAM MOORE, INSURANCE AGENT AND
COMMISSION MERCHANT, NO. 3 CUSTOM HOUSE BUILDINGS.
H. O. COWING & CO. WHOLESALE GROCERS & COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AND DEALERS IN Paints, Oils, Dye Stuffs, Window Glass, Saleratus, Wooden Ware, Soap, Candles, Fish, &c. &c. Prime Street and Dock, foot of Dayton Street. AGENT FOR FAIRBANKS' SCALES. - ALSO, MANUFACTURERS OF BRICKS.
S. HUNTLEY, WHOLESALE DEALER IN GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS, Fruits, Paints, Oils, Dye Stuffs and Window. Glass. NO. 51 MAIN STREET.
MORSE & JOHNSON, Wholesale and Retail GROCERS & SHIP CHANDLERS,
Nos. 1, 2, 3 and 4 Ohio Buildings, foot of Main Street. Anchors and Chains, Tar, Pitch, Tarred and Manilla Cordage, Oakum, White Lead, Oil, Glass, Water Lime, &c.
D. R. MORSE.
R. R. JOHNSON.
B. S. TUPPER, (Successor to BRAINARD & AVERY,)
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN COARSE, FINE, AND DAIRY SALT,
No. 26 CENTRAL WHARF, (Up Stairs.) Particular attention paid to the purchase, sale, and shipment of all kinds of Produce.
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CHAS. SCOTTEN & CO. DEALERS IN CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES, FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC FRUITS, Wines, Liquors and Cigars, Pickles, Sauces, Syrups, Nuts, Oysters, &c. NO. 247 MAIN STREET.
SAMUEL BOGARDUS, (Late of the firm of GEO. A. MOORE & Co.,) dealer in
Hamburgh and Erie Co. Cheese, and all kinds of Produce. COMMISSION MERCHANT. No. 4 Hanover Street, - - - Opposite Huff's Hotel.
H. HAGAR & CO. WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
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