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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-12

1ure Cognsc ksrandy.-Nine half pipes genuine Cognae
II Brandy. the Custom House Stores for sale low by
de 6 WILLIAMS 4 HAXAIL.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-12

sS"PcriOT Piano-fortc.I have recently received Pia
- no fone' surpassed by The City Richmond
ny Of tone, superior workmanship beauty appearance
which for sale bargain n application made and
can be seen at the store ~ the subscriber.
no 20 JAMES EVANS Main A.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-12

WbfShES. Just received 90 bbs. old Rye and 40 bbs
w do for sale low. VIM ANDERSON Jr
cypress pai1ings mud shin Ies.--6OO00 large Cy-
- press heart Shingles, 22I5 inches, ready dressed.
10000 Cypress, heart, Garden Paings landing on Raon
Peasants wharf, for sale, J. & G. WINSTON.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-12
NEW SILKS AND BOMBAZINES.
GROTCH. RROOkS n HI1nSON no..

- GENTLY received from New York handsome assortment oc
plain and striped blue black silks quality; also noy s,vi
eoorcd Silk BLACK Maeon and Gro Rhine silks and clico
selection Of Lupn hcsi Bomlilncs makes from Is ts
Cloths. Tor dfcsses po -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-12

IN CHANCERY.-fa Henrico County Court,

October Ri lsis-Jon Icnaan and a. his wife. who.
Plaintiffs,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-12
NEW ARRANGEMENT Ar STARR e. co.'s
Oppnsife tic ENrIlnnnc IInfcI.

WV AhhANtfMENl NJ STARK & CO.'S.
- Opposite tIc Exchange Hotel.
'HNllE Undersigned, encouraged by the success
which has attended their enIvour- furnish the citizens
NJ Richmond and vicinity with fret Of
mnR 81 prices commensurate with the times have made such ar
nI'hH ~ WI enable ~ 10 satisfy those prefer articles
made a. measure AMI which required ror notice We
are ~ receipt ~ stock of Cnha CassmccS Vcnngs tho ,teg
yfN p Ro and have procured NJ an experienced
cutter from New who being particularly seco in t,,,
The new ylc of SACK OVERCOATs 20 much worn nj the Nob
and low price,. grNRR = Co
W ffii
gar Iro"ao Tons Country and rcdeaar Iron in store and
- ald Tor safe hy FRY a
SAT- SAI1tOO snek- Liverpool fine SAN. Just landing for
= sale dc WA. ANDERSON Jr
SPLENDID THREE PLY AND INGRAM CARPETs-Jus se
- ceved this day md for sale ve cheap fpr cash by
no ~ MEREDITH
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" The U'u,ou," ~

- The Un,on."-l propose pun ''ns
Evening Paper 10 be called the tslos, a. >ooA I" W.
n-cessary Arrangement, an be male. tn, MON WIN oe
beautifully printed fine paper AMI the se''r' s,ls
1cn;s Political Commercial Fsancal, Literary snl W.
eeianeogs, vii each &c assigned % gentlemen OF ao"H
snd exp and ia rs Domestic and Foreign miel'
gcnce THs USloS % be surpassed by any paper oi "
cias. Its polcs Ali br Of the old Re publican school ana
i viii support HE o the General Authorization
AMI address itself the moderate aci patriotic men OF al
paressuivog ny syey constitutional means, and al an
alarming ers, public as.S to urge he adoption ~ sa
u,ary lla. auI promote tie prosperity an1 tranquility o.
tie c0uary. deia led view OF The ~hoe plan and
principles OF paper vii sppeAr IN the hri n1inbcr
THs UNIos vii be published exclusively % the cash ys-
tenn snf delivered subscribers and others a, the 10"
uric, OF txo cent, uumb.r. shilling weekly. large
paper " l De- printed weekly Two dollar, pef annu al
Navs n advance A,avo.y j. -c edition OF he hF'' NUN
Der y Id be- ,sued, advertiser, viii plea~sPpy 20 iin- Tor
Insertion lad those who oI many years have sent iheif sn-
nua ani other Advertisements 20 my paper, are GNcd -
rene. their layor, in tie i0uTnrl.
Editors formerly sSch,ug'- viii please transmit ne"
papers for,hu H. hppiy tie 1tiCe, Ne "a. faon't'
1e,tto ,se Sio oi,i.e NJ VI. NOAH.
New.York July g - JyAlF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-09

Treasury Notes are .omcihns heavier and al, seibS al
par and discount
our stock Of specie continues 10 Increase, And per ce
premium Is obtained with difficulty Tor MEXICAN Dollars
spanish 3 per cent: FIVE Franc pieces -5 95i cts.
We understand from, COOS authority hat foreclosure
suii for so coo has bren commenced agsh>' ue ha'u
Railroad Company Other suits ha'" a'o been c"'nne'''
for smaller sums, We think under the crcumsanc''-d
.n,r NJ, oue,s,iilat cash stock remarkably plenty
l. No., some arge holder slipping out The attempt {"
elect a Director To hll vacancy has a. yet failed
AmaL W.. arrested to.d,y tor cndea'ouns To sell 70
broker u all street i've hundred d"ar' Pun porting ID D.
of the Bank Of -andrsky, OHIO, III huslied dollar no''
winch rere III sco,erel To counterfeit They ar escsea
nely We! executed and require e'ose 'e'u''y " o'''
them .,
The STATE Comptroller has gwen notice that $500 Illinois
sXe, VIII be sold ~ Tie Merc,ots Exchange IN Ihi' cry
on he -lh inst aud the proceeds applied u The re"c"p-
ton OF the circulation O.! the state Bank Of Newborn d.
Buffalo.
Tb- Long I,and Insurance Company a'deeared SEM
annual dividend OF five pr cent. payable july 9TH
Alan at,u.cI quarterly meeting Of tie President and
Tr,.tee. Of Ire Amslcsn Lie Insurance and Irnst C9mpt
nv held At Bailim ae tie Ol int, TIE wee President
made statement showing tic p1esca; naDiy ~ he TOM
,.uy 10 meet To-, en- gcuiea,s; ~hrreupon i Wa
R,,.h,d That t.r Aueucan Lire ia.Urin-e and Ifvsi
Couany o make an meni i9r the b-nchi o ' cfrl-
tor, ANA Tat Tor ta.' p1iiosr We dia.' H"' '' " @
,,,tt.I ll ADOPTED chi eIsCJtci.
III EIrf Taalt Pr, dent Dr. u,e;ed 10 address cf-
r,r Liter 10 tie Stockholders sud crcditor, Of tie 'oia
py -l.iung ihcn % e a. ennivni thar ha' oee mar
lnd Ia. thestsf, app adns 'o ue s1iH t1f
copy OF the sH.eHi lnd tn Opinions OF o"a''i S
,,i I.,rcwith
A,oumasea1n vas received from Tie Auditor General
r, 10 resolution OF the Pennsy lvana scnste, inform
in, be Legislature that TIC voIe an INT oi me iuh'
ebt col t,t >a.e a, reg ,iercd IL he Bank "i feH!id
ma u -57,i ~ i7-as follow, 1000 -
Tom, held by mems OF Penn,s !San'.''.' ~ ~
| cl..-n, 81 other : .1tes...... lt.lfo. ~
| subject, of sngs0ns ....''.'. -; p
4 Intal s'ifif'f@-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-09
Freight per busheI.

a. BAH the above Ports II will be observed are n We
North Of Europe, except Odessa and Palermo. some Of
prices given above the average for rcs OF years
others are the lowest rates IN single year The average
OF the above prices IL s 81 per quarter or u. psi bush
ell and the average OF freight 10 England about Is cents
per b0sheL Tbs would make the actual average cost de
vered in England 4s Al per quarter 81 M per b0'hel
without du,e. 1t appears that Gram cheaper in Russia
any other part OF Europe The price. m 1885 The
government Of Tsmbof for Wheat. I3s Sd u lis ld
per quarter (40l 10 ~ per buse Rye i d 10 7d
per quarter (27 per bushe Oats Is I'D 10 jd per
quarter, "a 10 G cents per busbeL) The vxpsnse 10 ~
Petersburg about 80 per Wheat and above
100 per cent Rye and Oats
The average prise Of Wheat in France IN the lS;6 va
s9s per quarter 81 lG per bushe, and the average
prices from 1919 10 So f0s Ill per quarter or 70 per
bushe OF 60 Id. The average price IN England ~ S was
as Cd per quarter or 81 AZ per buhe IN 1911 Or ei or
II IS. per bushei.
The following are the recent quotations of prices
of Wheat and Flour in the United States and
Canada
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-09
TENTON nARLING,S SCYTHES.

- dozen Corn. loo 1oL plain Grs->, j." dor double
ribbed Grss- ana = dOl ranibie -ryue. lor 'hr ~
Nm H. WIGHT co, TOO john r.ti.
.,~iI - sor Agents ~ <"v-isrk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-09
y Remember the Removal Of the Real

li,, iiorury al ~ IhamIrrs-'iftr Id' if'FtI Z" NJ
Ve Bradvay corner Of Frank Or. Is. atrni, TO
ali the branches OF the dental profession. usual e Inns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-09

iSHF--Tn. sties o-iJy are about 10 No. r.'' ~ -
AMI i-s Pear. NJ - TA-r- p air steady tenant
COrTON Boat sen bale las, been ia",' 80 -
tt- ,iec ~ nl. cei Yesterday, bu' t1e MARIE. y ~ 80
FIDuk-Tuere d. no change u th'nce IN ''' nm
Tn. receipt. are y,ry u-ht DAY. AMI tlr ,as' "a
bra "a ue,rly all ahlaL OF G--e,ee shlil w -
,, entirely l,re sic, have been made al ~ V'i.
- H. bnlk f 49,, ~. have been al coz Ia oh, as
NicfIgan -, ~: rnlai - a 5 81; r'l1 pi.i
care 1 ~ 1r gOol brand, Sale, l5o DDS D'a'' "
Al \ on GeorgctoWa and How sri i . o. ,o,,,.,,.
GRAIN-wr hear OF no sales What sale' = - -,
NesOrlran. Corn good at 81, We ghi; lO' Oh wa |. a.
na .n,,a,, so North River, ct cargo 81 ~. -"
"a. ,nd s'l Al i; moi Delivered North River Oats, -
y, Cana, 81 !; Jersey and Southern, ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-09

, -opoym-n, vii be g'rr 70 tour 80 -., u,,pr
"'.' -, ,.o,x.yapce u Wood and Cbafcoal ~
n,s ehy' Apply y9 l~'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-09

There were = arrivals vs port from foreign ports TIE
present week from Bremen. with 5} pa,,ensers rom
liverpool with l,9 from Dusn, with 30; from Nor
way With IS / from Hayrc with 2S from Cat.pbcli-
town. with IN from Gia'gow, with ll' rom beu''''
wuh ab0 from bermuda. Will , uuni 6auIsnuPe
from RIO Jaler,, with passenger rom ~ IhomAs'
wlih6 from Celte from Turks Island, WIN p''>ch
.srs from Vera Cruz, with from Eieuihlra' wiz.
5 : / frnaI Pet az Plat from Na,'anlll. Total, @'"'
passenger, arrived Al t,i> port the present week There
were also arrival, rom southern port, IN TIE tntsu
STATE, nom New Oriesus. from Mobile ron Charles
lnn tom savannah. 4 iton Wilmington : rom Wa'ing
ton tom NeWtc.u, , from Nlcha,, I irom Baltimore
AID from Port Leon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-09
HE'D

June 50, in the 9th year Of her age Emily Frances
dauyhter ~ william p. Dsossar.
JuIv l. Caroline, vie of Cecil Hubbard. -
Jgiv T. VI. George :. T.. Lowe native OF Manchester
Engisud, In his 10Th year IL,
,i fropklyn July B. Maria, Youngest daughter oil hehis
and Emma Messenger. aged > years. 10 ,
Al Hyde Park Dulcle,s Couny, July ., Mary, VIE oil
S,eub~n II IIerrick, in her t3tb year -,
Al Auhurn. July 5. Adclza, daughter Of Hon. John
B.ar.l,iry. aged II years $500, :, ~. -,
A. Cane Cnri,tun. Ni,s., April ~, william D. be',n, o.
po,n,nn,b \ n agr 3 the only brother OF MTs Mary
MrPIrr>lu OF this CIV.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-09
4 NERICANNUSEUM-P. r. Barnum.

n Manager-Sp splendid Novelties The manager has
eng ged tn, the in1wng popular performers
Master .mond the uniyalltd dancer Mr. wbtiock, the
ceehated banjo pIsyes M Ro,ale, he admired SINGER
L. Prtt Celeste, ire popular daHsues, W.T. T. MOTIFS he
celebrated comic lneiodSi The psrN ori
vii roua short time longer >ss can be privately con.
suited ofac.e iOetcer OF future throughout
be day. Sic tie greatest wonder of the Bslson
evening from the ganen OF the top al the
nuseun. Day performances every "wednesday snd >atur
ay afternoons, commencing O'Clock. Also exhibiting.
the AbGo Lady, Fancy Glass Blowing, Grand Cosn osama
and Tc00o cUgo>itles.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-09
, S.rcat Number

H. Great Number o. The NE"NohA WASH
INGTONiAN The paper ol this ~eek one OF Tue he''
ever pubi,fed II contains foil account Of To" "ie.'
Temperance Celebrations in tls City on Monday last Win
the e;irr read em GeN seward, Sentiments, Speeches.
lc &c A.o fal account ct the Temperance Coleora-
ton. at Workers ~ Y Walden y. Y, fetksAll, " T.
Brooklyn Jersey City, keypogt, " j. East laddam c.
GrcenNcL, CT, NoIwalk, c. Waterbury. CT and Eas'o'
Penn.
Also the continuation Of tie Sketches OF aicgperansr 10
Congress iy oae OF the first ter, in tie country A'o'
thrilling story entitled Night and mof-ng. from thr pea
Of one OF me most able writes u i, CN' an a'e On
rneairc,l Exhibitions and .r tendency. beside TIE RIO
,,o. NJ the varou, Temperance >ocrte,, News OF th"
Week. nterc.,ms Correspondence &c. a.. &c
Price ceut, per number 10 mai subscribers - PER
year IN advance.
Tbs paper may rc had at Affords Ne"'o Once 10 DO"
al ut,i,s corner Ann aud NaS'n-''rre OF al me
oiioe OF pub ..caticr. JAMES b' NJ
Editor and Publisher,
It Room No. 7 Sun Building entrance l28 Fol'on't
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NISSAN, STONE y CO.
n. L. HUBBARD, CHENEEi "
DONS h GClrkAt.

NtN-YOIh, ApII o IoF.. -, =,
For number OF year. prc,iou. to l8il' TOE
price q, Pork has ranged from 5 10 So. In
ON opinion the low price. Of IL and 4, ate ow,
ios To surplus and whenever Nc get 'urplu. oil
-four or any article OF produce with n" ioreisn
outlet. the result will be the same. Flour proba-
bis viii 90 as low as So in the New-lork mar
kct. ~ VI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-09

Average price. in England Of Wheat per quar-
Ter oC s bushels-in 1880. 6is Sd; in 1881 Cos
"a in 1882. SO, Cd in 1888, J2s Id; in 1881,
Az. ID; in 1885. 30. ID; in 1886, 48s OF IN
1897 IS. lOd in 1888, 6is I'd; in 1889, 1O' 81;
In IglO. Sc. al; in 1871, 6is Sd.
"a. .,,, ,rice is ascsrtanes by taking the sales for
-, wrek, ~ lSe OF the principal market towns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-09
y Trnusparen, ltn.rnn window shvIes

DIN fR ". MDDDtDltD, - Ldiiial n'->l IA, h%u' ~
,augen,, s receive IN NJ 9TH day oi April two lars'
iny-ice, Transparent Window Shades' embracing almp
every Kind at Landscapes Swiss AMI Italian views |s
,e ma ola centres, French scrolls, Views IN moonlight
escapes Warm gated S,go!>, painted IN Drliat az" PER
mluent oil cnior,. Families. instead ~ spending utr hi
i'm purchasing second hand article at auction can he sup
Piled viii. ,ldn,Asent window Shade, al u'e ioh""us
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-09
PRICES OF WHEAT ON THE CONTINENT OF
EUROPE.
fPrsnzr~d hv Edwin Wliiams

Average prices of Wheat in the principal grain
markets Of Europe, in the year 1910, ascersned by
the British Consuls a, the ports named:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-09
MARRIED ::

:, N.ybrr.h on Monday morning, July T. by Kew
N,,r;. ID & Crawford. william &. Marion, E'l "s''
To- 70 NJ, May daughter Of samuel Miller Lsqr aged
= all Of ile above place. -
IA P.nn Van Juy > Mr. John y. Bennett OF Ne"-i o'A
D. N,, Amau Ia BenliapI, OF the former place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-09
l.. The fuyor,tc and most decidedly q

] 'sSV~'
blc Excursion tuc Summer season sO lioDOhe >o"''
pafp the vicinity OF I've ely can DC s'Vn WI"
such ~ oroii,' uaHy niuctin.n' " M
,v ~ HE xicn.i,, amt diversified grounds o TN, most
lovely of terrestrial spots, o which rs bcduul c'h "a"
its many fine views, too well known Ia rtqui'c u"Il
tor cannot give goat pleasure 10 ts>e IN tlc 'N
who Ike occasionally breathe rcsh ar and vary th~ mo
uotounu, ans confined view OF brick AMI morlat.
Tf barclay Canal and Chr,ophrr street, Ferry Boar,
r- in c,cellrni order tor public accomm balon. J"2 In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-09
II Wanted to borrow.

II Wanted borrow. the sum of 5000 on hrst NOR
gage OF and productive Farm OF 100 acres IN Ere
Co.. Pa under good cultivation, and worth al least
1900. The advertiser has an usinCun'bered warautee
deed direct from the State and will pay any reasonable
rate for the loan repayng it in four annual payments or
all at the end of three Yeas as b. preferred Iaqure
O. the Editor Of the Tribune who well acquainted win
the advertiser and his premises Y'u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-09
/, To the Democratic wings Of the Ci'

Of New Nork.--we, the uuders .ned, having seen III
the New York Herald OF this morning our nance ~ having
been appointed Delegates TO Tyler General Conn'ee %
this Civ by meeting of the friends OF John Iytr h'" a.
Coumbian Hall, Tenth Ward, en- SATURDAY evening a'''
o,er which meeting John Fowler IA member OF he "he
General ComnIet) presided take this manner OF oe'Nh'
all participation in said mes,ng, unequ'oea!y declaring
onr attachment To jisNRY CLAY and bis principles, and
therefore declining mo,t positively being identified WIN
the supporters Of the rsorous schemes OF John Iyor IL
any manner form whatever
" H. CONANT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-09
Corporation Notice.

y,r ,iat Sale OF FIonertv unpaid Taxes viii ah'
place at fnlc Auction, tire City Nall OF the City OF Ne"
York on Tuesday the 9th day ot July next at u "tpcn
noon and be- continued day 10 DAY until The "h"t o
l ureperty shall be- sod, and that tue detailed shit me az
OF the Taxe, aud property 10 he sold pusi'hr ~ ue
New En-, newspaper printed a.d I9n,i,' In,,TruY III
New York. tLfittD y '','n,
Comptroller, Office, April 2dth, lsi. ComptfoiT
az idwliw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-09

lrLost-Al confidence ia any pretended cure Tor
in every instance Some OF the dsngu shed mer a.
vel as sany Others in hi, country, will testify to III .sd
cy Sold and warranted at King Co :, Isl roadway
Rev Coyers 1876 Nassau street, n. y iIrs. ilayDe''
Fuen street Brooklyn and at the prime pal shoe ,ore
,r.e,. a, hi. /, ns, jy9 lwis'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-09
Agriculture and Commerce.
Statistical View

OF AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION IN THE UNI
TED STATES, WITH OTHER FACTS BEARING
THEREON.
No 7.
T.RE % FLoua, BEar AND PoRx Exported PROM III
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-09

The following Table shows the operation oil S'r
Rocker, peers Sliding Scale of Duties ON Wheat
and Flour, imported into Great Britain IRON Tor
eign countries
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-09

II Stranger, DO You .ant Booe and shoes !, !, =,
90 10 Srr1bner : Co Great Cahariue Boot aud Shn- Ns
ke Is Catharnc,i OF Munro. where you can M
H. ar,c aal h,t assortment sou saw, aud Al pre-
ney,r ictorp ru.alri. jIst NY II. W h'-'u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-09
ARRIvNn YysTERnAN

ship Edward Bslhiey. is TN Charleston, win cpttoa
IL to Coo Bulk'oy.
Ship MARY Chiffon johnson lsd,in Mobile, with cotton,
g tu ORDER , .,
Brg Union Conrad lG Is n Sydcey, with coal to Me
IYeI,.
Brig Intrepid. RooseI,, d, IN Charleston with cotton
81 o. Order -
Schr Abon, Mitchell u d. i'm am1apa'' with live OAK
TO order.
Schr warsaw. Biricb 6 a.. la A.Aapas with mdle to
order
sen, E.yra smps.n is tn Oci accck, With naya! stores
10 order.
Jcir Coaster, ID c1DGon, is I'm York River with wood
master
schr Hannah Taylor 10 Is ln Man-sniIla, ~'A wood
Ac 10 order.
opier
S,hr Mar, Mnmglon, d, liz Folly LsndIRg With corn
10 II y Usveus.
BELoW-2 ships harque and brigs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-09

Tim. nc,,ieq 10 Dino only two dollars and sew
sn,y-iiyn cents for 200 lL,. of Pork, being only
of a cent per pound for hcr Pork dressed III the
hog ,
In ordinary times, Hams, Shoulders AMI Lard
nav an extra price which goes TO make up the
wa.ta.e (fcet ears, etc. on the hogs and sescra-
lv something more SO ~ to lessen ,he cost OF the
Pork but this year (lSAl) owing to the large
surplus constantly pressing upon the market, those
articles sold extremely low, viz: "A To cents per
pound for those in good order, and as the surplus
was large dealers obliged to hold over part
n portion Of which were spoiled ana III sohse-
oucnce were sold at exceedingly low rates, wv
ahou, cent per pound, OF thrown INTO the DOCK
Lard. owing to u surplus, also sold low TO VIII,
10 &c. pcr H. Therefore taking into account the
wa.,agc ON those articles, the expense oil curing
Hams and Shoulders and irving the Lard, those
articles have done no better than the foih'
Above YOU have the result Of 1871 that oi lS4"
i; much more disastrous to the OHIO grower OF the
Pork. Thus far the New ork market i"r ilal
quality of Pork has ranged 81 To $50 Mess ana
50 TO Sta Prime per barrel, making genera
average per Dbl. o. go -
From which deduct expenses as before stated
of getting it to market. $500 . =
IL 81
Netting to Ohio thu. far in 1912. one dollar and
f0v.ons cehts for 200 lbs. of Pork, or ot a cent
per pound for dressed Pork ia the hog
II ans and Shoulders are doing better this year
Than they were in l84l, but good Lard IS IoNtr
Cn5cr any view Of tho subject. however, the ono
Pork has not thus Tar in 1912 neitcd much II any
over one cent per pound to the grower.
The undersigned Commission Merchants, and
dealers in provisions believe the above statement
10 be correct
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-09
DROWN'S BOWLING SALOON

MasnnS Hall Broadw ay.-ln introducing this eshb.
i,hmeut ~ the ct gentlemen the proprietor would
call possessing advantages superior 70 any
thing ever yet produced n tie world and where cas be
ound recrfatos aed With yulgary or objectons
bic has bctu the ann at tire proprietor, IN adapt
NJ this superb ball 10 the purp es Of athletic EXERCISE IL
good psDrcty insure ths, be- has been caretol IN hs
selection s,tsut, and particularly those charged with
t. general supervision.
To strangers visiting the city, and alsp cutens de>roOs
of amrsren and s,soratng exercise during th'ir az
eDce nom business, th, Hall ha, attractions ~ h order
ny.rg by tie e,lgul coolsr>. consequent uTon ~ sfe
and perfect ventilation and the onier and ecorGn prevail
ug. from strict dissi pliue among ~ attendants.
N In thi. sasOu will be found sn a leys, thereby
NIL
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MONEY MARKET.
Sales nt the Stock Exchange. Jniy y.


The market generally vas hsavy to-day and with the ~
seption OF Iarem the ,acs large Mohawk dr-
clincd per cent, stonugon I, Farmers Loan u on ue
last sale; Harlem improved per cent.
In Stale STOCK. there mster al variation but The
sale, were larger than or some days past to "o'ern
men, Five and aii, ISii " asked, Sizes 1874. loo Asked
ls2 lo a.h. stale seven, 1870 0' offered. ioi a.ked
isa 1901 oaered leo. asked, S+5 - asksd; 10 ." u
offered 1851 aske 1862, u ofere .! ASKED Five AMI
Halls 1850 20 offered asked 1901 10 offered, SGi a'hed
Elves 1916 29 offered 90 asked 1855, o offered 3 asked
Ohio 1850 70 i,kcd 1860 60 asked Kentucky 10! oAerh -
asked: Alabama . efeged Penn, yan.a 10 Offered Cry
seven, 100 offered n8 asked; Water Loan 1873 e6 offered.
oh.-cI Cnrnnrainn res . nfie-cl
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on MAGNETISM ard ASTRONOMY, reported TOO The Tn
tine published in neat pamphlet and tor sale at iiis
nee. Price "a cents, or ~ cents p'r Dozen.
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~ To Families wishing TO Board in

TIE Ccuntry.> raj rIcrrnt TOois v ~ idF'H .llI
be- .o.s, luschod, newly tilted up, at the Mountain Pa
yl,ion two mes from llouhen on the Wtt bank ~ TIE
Hudson River opposite 6lil lev families can ~
accommodated ans have then meals IN tscr pdr ~ on
rrwi.e r64 B.JESUP