New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-03

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eTTLr Market rhe offering comprised 90 Beevss,
=. ~ rots and calves 6l5 Hogs and 900 sheep.
~ cattte-ln4o good REQUEST an 'aks s ac I6
Caiyes-Saes Sc Il for Dry Cows; u la sr
sSnssrs and s2os % for - M'lfh ooMs .o,d
SSns,p-SsIes at 81 Is So from Inferior to prime.
t"ryrRY PRoDUcE.-The market this afternoon is well
roDied and poultry sells at rates qaite reasonable But
pcommand is to 20 per 10; Eggs - Il cents Per
,,n In other articles there Is no change IN prices 10 ne
'S SaccrsThe business in stocks Today tar ex
cent At but little change ~ prices State IS were feayY at the
Fist Board g. GTard Bank ell on IA shares seHs al
s;as, Wilmington Railroad "aS urn At 'O' .'' ''"S
o. Monday The Tribune will interesting state
mani relative TO condition of the Philadelpha, Whining
too and Baltimore Company
Death OF BENJAMIN RoMAINE.-We observe
that this Revolutionary Patriot has departed IN his
sd year. He has for many years past been The
custodian Of the bones OF the martyrs OF the Prison
Ships deposited in the vault in Jackson-street, IN
Ibis city, Thirteen large collins filled with the
bones of these heroes are lying in the vault and an
empty coffin lined with tin in their midst, 1t Is I'M
der:ood MIR. Romano deposited there for his own
remains.
Now that this old veteran has left us, it is proba-
BE tina, effective measures will be takento give the
martyrs becoming monument. Brooklyn Star
Destructive FIRE-A fire broke out this
morning, about o'clock, in the extensive and
valuable Oil Mandatory of Samuel Leonard,
upon Leonards Wharf, which was entirely de-
sroyed, with all the presses, watts, boilers, &c.
part of the stock was saved but how much,
and in what state, it is impossible to learn. Mr..
s. Leonard was insured at the Hartford Fire In
iurance Company's Office for $4,000, and at the
American Insurance Company's Office, Provl-
dence, for SS, 900. His loss we are not able at
present to estimate.
The fire communicated to the Try Works and
Whitening House and Sheds of Mr.. Nehemiah
Leonard, which were contiguous, and were also
DESTROYED, with 500 barrels Sperm. Oh belong
ing to n Leonard, B. S. Perkins and others.
Leonard was insured at the Providence Wash |
ington Insurance Company's Office for S9,
and Mr.. Perkins was insured at the American
Insurance Company's Office for $4,000
All the above property is very valuable, and 1t
is generally understood that the Insurance is
utterly inadequate to cover the loss.
rNew-Bedford Bulletin, 3Oth ult.
DANIEL WEBsTER.-Every body has something
to say about this gentleman's residence IN New
York. He will retain his residence in Massachu
setts and his business connection here with Mr..
Healy in Court strset. He has also opened law
co.partnership witS two gentlemen in New York,
and will be there when his presence is rendered
necessary by important cases. The WeehaWkeh
House, in New Jersey, has been purchased because
1t was good investment for the money.
Boston Times.
GS The Hon. JOHN DAVIS, Of Massachusetts,
arrived at the Eagle Tavern, Albany, on tuesday
evening, on his return from Illinois. he was ac-
companled by Mr. RYAN, agent on the part OF the
State of Illinois, who returns to Europe with the
report Of Gov. D., which, though not yet maze
public, the Buffalo Commercial Advertiser lnters
shghIy favorable for the completion OF the cana''
CoLD WEAruER.-The thermometer in Boston
stood last
sit.y A; NJ 60 below onday al !, a Mo
saadsy s. 0ss0AS
The Saratoga Sentinel gives the state OF two
thermometers in that village on the morning oil
Saturday sG 9Th last, So below Saturday NJ g" below
Soa aas' s s5iS 81 s 'iu"asy g
Several others stood still lower.
y Some villain or vii ans entered the store OF
dr. Noble OF Battle Creek, Mich. on Thursday
high, two weeks, and after helping themselves SO
such goods as their fancy seemed TO dictate, (miss
ing however Mr.. n, s pocket book containing siOUl
@ey proceeded TO the sleeping apartment OF the
cIeFA and robbed him OF watch and some small
snange, when they left the store and opened several
Vals' picking up at dileren, places horse, buggy
pa'ness cushions, buhaloes, etc.
fort OF ALBANY.The number OF vessels, ex-
.'osve of canal-boats, arriving and departing
''0n this port dung the past year was 673,
Win an aggregate tonnage of 55,354 tons
lie fees received by the Harbor Mastor on ton
mage Is $3.50 81. The following is an account
% the tonnage of the pert for the past six years
1879 Tons. Years. Tons.
i ISIS &C, 1863 1912 .......- ,356
WI. 80, 4l6 1913 1854
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