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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-12-29

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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-12-29

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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-12-29

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-16
Markets-ca,cf4Hy reported fer TIE Tribune.

TUESDAY, P. NJ.
AsHEs-The make, Is dull for Pearls with sales 90
bbls At lei. Pots in demand at IS, with sales
The quantity Offering Is small.
FLOUR AND mEAL-The market was heavy TO day
and in the morning the transactions were quite limited
The qusutty arriving considerable and buyers kept
out OF market. On Change better demand sprung up
and the sses Of the day reached an average
the transactions ara about 1900 bills including Mlch
gan snd Ohio At 90! az 60; Genssee 69d5 5li. The
latter price obtained for 20OO bbs pure Genesee In
store 5000 bills also in store sold at Is. OF
the sales 5000 bbls reported TO have been made Tor
Hsvre II being Steamer day, kept some operators out
of market To arrive In July 1000 bbs sold at 80 and
arrive in June 1000 at 90. Some privileges were
sold 2t S. and lot rather better than com
25 49, 10 Southern there 10 but little do
ing. sale Of 200 bbls Brandywine wss made at 50
and some fancy GEORGETOWN reported sold AZ the
came rate Meal IL dull at SGT for Western. Sales
1900 bbls at 50d5 56t. Rye Flour Is 7 l2i, With
sales $50 bbl.
GRAIE-There Is considerable Wheat Offering and
White is much depressed Mixed and Red are also not
firm they The sales today include 25DO
bushels Genesee 204 5000 bushels good Ohio at So
4J00 do Mixed at 1875 cents 1000 do via New Orleans
s4 and $500 do Red Illinois at lsO0s5 cents the latter
for milling Corn firm for round Yellow, but mixed
and Hat heavy. Sales 10000 bushels At ll2i6ll3
cents for mixed the former in the Slip 69ll7 for fiat
Yellow and ll9Gl2O for round Yellow. Rye is nomi
naly 1870 cents without buyers. The quotation for Bar
ley is sla 81 cents TIE only sale hear of is 1000
bushels 20 cents Oats in fair demand and about
20 600 bushels sold a 60d6 cent? part for export and
part Tor Philadelphia sale OF JOO bOls beans was
made at 20 per bushel
WulSKY-For Prison bbls 80 cents is the quotation
and small sales Drudge are made at that
HAY-The transactions to fair extent at so 956i
cents per cwt
PROVISIONS-Ho of new Pork generally de-
mand IA l24 and II l2i and the sales small. Some
$50 bbs Mess brought $dl7 25. Beef 10 firm, but we
hear Of nothing doing Lard is without change. Sales
100 bbls Prime at q cents. Picked Meats not &c
tive We note a sale of 300 packages Ohio Butter al,
" 6l0 cents, and 100 DO Greese At 10 cents.
RICE-The market is rather quiet sale of 100 tres
made at 5 so for ordinary prime.
HEMP-1here is some movement in American and
30 bales Dewrotted brought and probably another
parcel Of 40 bales changed hands at the figure
lRON-We note sales 500 tons Scotch Pig at S27d
81 so per ton.
BONE-Sales 700 lbs Northwest st q cents, cash.
LIME-Csrgoes OF Eastern selling at 60 cts cash
FEATHERs-A parcel Of 1000 lbs good sold at 3li
cts IA
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LITERARY rNTELLIGEYCE.


Rscsirsf By te H. h4dS0n from London.
THE SUBSCRIBER has Just made large sddIoas 10
his by he above arrival purchased for hun under
the most favorable cfcums auction He Invites
shls literary friends and more especially Rev Clergy TO
call and examine them. IN price they will BE- found lower
IN IN The books have brought al late public library
sales Ia his city and IN general hty per cent less than
they sold by other booksellers There scarcely any
department Of Divinity Theology .ch lssuc or modern
Philosophy natural exat Science Cissscs Bellies Let
tres storg Biography general Lifersiare Law. Medi
cine Illustrated Natural History Numismatcs Botany,
Mschsnic Ats, and even AchJm snt Necfomsncy, Ia
which he has not msd5 large most curious aud recherche
arQnsiOas He openly invites All literary people. quit
nuncs. Rabies OptmIsts men Of Science Lluguss lie
giss pomaists Asirologers and Anuquadaos' 70 psy
BIN Whit, assuring them that IN he store !. spread rch
literary and Intellectual feast There sl smong bsok
letter scholars many, who though hey VIII not pubcy
acknowledge the fact. strong believers ~ NEGRO
nancy. ia will delight AL such ~ showing Them ne
Astrological Manual Of Roger Bac0n, which h. carried 10
bis brooches pocket for f0fy years Nfs his NE BY NE
esned Monsucon, quoted ny Aban Butler, 10 his lie Of
81 TbomD Aqiirss.
Ben srAe on whom hs pronounees barseha will learn
with pleasure that he has considerably Increased his sicct
sho frat Hebrew Dictionary ever executed on
pristers type Hell preparing Catalogue, rssonne snd
Descriptive that will he ready about The middle OF August
and which will be delivered 10 all who will be good as
W leave their address az his store
JOHN DOYLE, Cheap Ancient and Modern
ie9 6dseods Bookseller, i46 Hasssu.st n Y.
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REAL EsTATE SAILS

By James CoLs-BrOoklyD-lot with buildings on Con-
cordst Cold 25 by 100 $500; lots on Myrilssv
between Bridge and Lawrence st., each 25 BY IS $3.50
each $40; iois adjoining same size sl75 each 2}5O
do cor Myrte-av. and Lsvrence-st 25 BY Is 1850;
do adjoining size, 1885, do do do 1910; do do
do 1915 ! do do do, 1850 do on Myrileavenue near
stsnton-s, 20 by IS 1915 do do Gold-st 90 BY
IS. 1925 do adjoining the avenue, size, 1900
do do do do 1910 do do do do 1000 do DO do do
975 do do do do 1000 each. 1000 l do Stanton
Myrte-avenUe, 25 by 100 3, 1000 DO djoninF
size. 525 do on stsnton-st between Wlloughby
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-16

Va Monday. 18th inst BERNARD. son OF Miehsei J.
oDooDen. aged year and months
he friends Of the family respectfully inFitei 20
s'snd the funeral this "Wednesday afternoon 81 hsi
invitation
On the 5,h Inst In the 30,h year Of her age MIRIAM
vile Of Thomas w. Osborn, and daughter Of james
"ickham Reeve OF Mstrtuck, L.
he friends OF the family and Of Barnabas w. and
Edward ~ Osborn respectfully requested TO attend
ner funeral at l0i o'clock this morning from 81 Market
without farther invitation Her remains will be taken
y asssatssk Ter ipssrmsnt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-16

There iss moderate demand or bs,i styles Of Fancy
Prints 70 retail The stock Is light
The demand Tor Muslins continues and the assortment
has not improved
In Wooens there Is but little doing The stocks Of
cloths are light and dealers quite ready to receive
their full supplies
Many orders for French goods out In the months
OF March and April and we look for the arrival OF
siderable quantities the latter part of this month They
are wanted. The market ia bare Of many descriptions.
All Canton silks scarce.
The stock Of all kinds IL reduced very low and what
isexpectsd 10 arrive will have no influence the
ket
Bicknells Reporter says /" The Philadelphia
Money Market 10 shll easy. The Banks, however, sp
pear have much good paper they disposed to
discount At this Of the year.
The Legislature Of Connecticut have appointed
Nelson Brewster, Esq Of Salisbury John Duuhsm
ESQ Of Norwich snd Henry T. Higgins Esq Of Bridge.
port Bank Commissioners for the ensuing yesr.
The business Of the Little Miami Railroad con
tnues to increase win unexsnped rspidiy. The re-
eeip,s for thepast month have been follows com
- 49, 49,
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MARRIED :

On Tuesday the 18th INST at the Church of the Hoy
Communion. by Rev. WIN. Augustus Muhleubers. DID
John PHILLIPS Of this City, 10 LAURA b daughter
% George Nichols of Danbury. Connecticut
On Tuesday l5,h ms, by Rev T. h. Thayer. JAMES
CASSIDY to JANE Il. daughter OF Nh. d. L. FSnsm' all
Brooklyn
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Frgste Macedonia De Kay. for Ireland; ships Isnthe
Singapore sumstrs, East Indies; Ceyon, (Br Quebec
Burkenhesd ,Br) Belize, Honduras BronhOlm, (Rr
Liyerpool Hector. Mobile; and others.
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aRassrelts.

XTANNTCCHI's GREAT ard Ertra,lvs cosNO
tRAMA al SIS Srosissy. oprcsfie Gohlc Han. every
ssy "a ererlug AiniuaEce > C. Chidrrr half price.
Tbis C.,.r,or.na the h.sf tress-d q, America
con prsss coIscrn 4 mors inan oue IN. dret of ne
mos. nsgriseeui Ps er expressly pssa iSf .hs ex.
Inc sentsd and c-lehsed artists Of his cy sgror N
Ca'yo Among he paintings sre ne g'orS ss ves9ries
wrh correct nkeaes. o. Gen rsy7r snt des Of Clay,
by az " Calyo. TIE suren 20 It Ntrs Crpr, WIZ
hkeoess Of Gen scolt. ~ v. cAlyo
Exhibition open from to II ?. NJ For pafiiegus see
haai-bHis iel5
HoRTICULTJRkL EXHIBITION TIE Ame-
re1n AgreuiGfs As.c ,'acu IN bold Al Exhi5i4loo
Broadway. tLye-uT Baidingl 90 Wedge day. The sd
June ISL. sad an AuiannL ExhiSia0a ou "Wednesday
the Association. earnestly inv- sxhih specimens
Of heir protsei. snd 10 compete for ps-miluls Pro
grSnrnss ofse Exhibitions may he oosiued o. Mr. James
H0gg Secsmsn. oprosits e Rooms OF the ASS ciston
OF an Of The pfacrs ss~dssn IN Newlork ana * any
OF The = lowing Commune
7. Fr,lughuvssn, EdwSrc Clark, sseoe-rd Knapp,
James LenoH, Afch Rs'seu, \ Dslaheld
= MEXICAN Nt -hIMs-a.y~fy o. .nd ey-rirg
"a this week, cOm1srcing Monday. Jnue 7. splendd
exhibitors ard performances every Asruoon a. y O'clock
Sst every evening Al 81. The Manager has the sssfNe
tsn u announcing engsgeN-nt with th- celebrated
ORPHAN FAMILY. Also snssged. The CHAPMAN
he no.. s.ton.hng ard soud-rll Living Skeleton II has
ever fallen 10 The lo OF behold. he years
Feet nc-s hish ana vet 90 sarprisinsy ean al spare
thst b. weighs ony IS pounds. lie VII be seen every
day and evening from O'Clock IN ta- morning ti 10
O'Clock LIVING CslMeANZEE or ORANG oUrANG,
&c Ie Admission Is eeu1 chid rem under 90 Ia eenta
CASTLE GARDEN 10 opened for the season, o1er.
Org iniueer the sdmirers OF Nature and lovers
OF health unsurpassed By any establishment 10 the ned
States. 10 the evenings CONCE6TS OF INSrRUMEN-
TAI MUSIC vi be given by The Gsrmsn Brsss Band,
under The direction q Mr.. Monk They will perform
lec.ed compositions from Labzsy StIsuss, Tanner, Gung
strseck and others InIermissn Of hs hour fos
mensilns, refreshments. and viewing the COSMORAMAS
which have been reaTsnged. uy25
Admiltsnce i2t cents Concert commences s O'Clock.
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From the Portsmouth Journal

WHO Is THE TRAITOR
Who deserves the Burning curses
Hesped upon the traitors head
"He who renders aid and comfort
To the enemy tbs said
Who, then, is the greatest traitor
On this vast terrestrial ball
He who renders aid and comfort
To the Enemy Of All. J. h. Jun.
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II Some fthe Cambridge students have been
summoned 20 appear before the Grand Jury OF
County st Concord the Doth inst 20 give Their evil
dence 10 reference complaint OF arson, tsenug hfe
10 University HalD made against some OF their class
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-16

n The Chicago Democrat states teat Col l.
d Benton viii be at tho Chicago Convention. he having
been invited TO attend by the It Louis Committee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-16

" BRoAs & Co. 70 veseyst received yesterday per
steamship Souiherner 10 barrels cucumbers 40 barrels
new potatoes and small lot Of tomatos, from their
gardens at Charleston.
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HFsr PkpFR oUF
Trrr cTAp NrTrn nANNrp


NOR THIS WEEK. hiss richer array II original ar
cles than any other paper the cOuoiryn Ihs paIuc
u ar We defy compel ion. Us contents are
THE CAsTLE BRAVO
Or the foiaer and PffacttT.
A Romance from Unwritt-p Adyen ia the life Of
Stephen BuuOughs-by Mrs. NJ. l.. sweetsef Ellen Fen
TOM or hi Nser Of he North Ead thrllinz story BY
80. Eliza shcridfn together wl oihe interesting Ia CO.
,ketches etc. j. JONES Publisher. Boston
GEO DEXrER, Agent, 81 Ann-st New-York
To- be had al all tho Bookstores and Periodical Depots
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-16

CoUHr OF OYER AND TERMrSER-Before Judge Ed
monds and AID Crolus and Purser The trial of Par
Cirgsdl second indictment charging him with sell
log 10 person az bic auction chop, $50 Broadway, At
auction watch represented to ba different from what
IL really was with view 10 defraud Sc called on,
but sufficient number Of jurors not answering others
we're ordered and the postponed to this forenoon
lThe complainant Ia this is William Lsihrop OF
Burlington VI
SUPERIOR CouRT-Before Judge Oakley Bradford,
Nys & Spoono vs. DTapu & DevliH-To recover bal
Of about $500 aud interest alleged 10 be due
the charter OF the brig Wellngsiey to Palermo, for
fruit At $500 per month, In 1874 For defence II was
alleged that 81 200 had been paid out OF $500 charged
and that the vessel had been unnecessarily oesyed by
the Captain 90 make difference OF about three
months. II stated in evidence that II was com.
mon remark among the seamen on board that however
fair the wind 4, fair for them. Also that
the captain sad day. he would learn them how to
charter vessel By the month again The Jury deduct
ed about $500 giving plaintiffs for balance and inter
est 81 21J oJfOr plaintiff Mr.. Goddard for defend
ants Messrs stur,evsnt and Msrsh.
suit brought by Waliam ". Ltrem0Te sgains, John
BroDa TO recover damages for blocking up plaintiff
sley &c No p La fayette place with the wagons Of
defendants Root Beer establishment continued and
Will be continued this forenoon.
UNITED STATES CrRcurr CouRr-Before Judge Mel.
soD-EdpGrd 4. Pope VS.. C0rHetils W. Laurence Col
lectOr-Mr p imported q quantity Of ordinary tobacco
pipes and charged manufacture Of ware" 30
per cent He contended that tobacco pipes should be
cassed smong nonenumersted articles and pay but 20
per cent lie brings action 10 back the Differ.
ence Verdict for defendant
A similar case Of C1ssT, Clark & Co. az 20 goods
charged as woolens but which they claim should be
charged blankets and pay less duty was also tried
Verdict this forenoon.
UNITED STATES MARsHAL's OFFICE -Edw'd YounRs,
recently seaman board the ship PhPnE. Of South
ampton L. arrested at Sag Hsrbor and brought 10
the City Yesterday charged with endesvorng 10 create
revolt while the vessel lay at Oshu one OF the Sand
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-16
Wheat Crop of The United States.

Please publish the above statement of the power Of
the cuvsors of the soil Of the United States TO supply
the starving subjects Of England and France with
Wheat You will have observed that the London Times
recently asserted that the United States could not sup
ply its population with Wheat much less spare any
for the OF Europe On l7th Oct 1896 the wholesale
price Of Genesee Flour, at the City Of New was
s. so per Dbl
By the Report of the Secretary of the Treasury for
the year ending 30h jane 1916 the exports Of Wheat
II 00O000 bushels, including Flour-about 10 per
OF the crop For the year ending Both June 1874
estimate it will be 5000 600 bushels Is per cent OF
the CROP
CoMPARATvE EXPORTS or GRAINS FROM Z. 2. TO
ENGLAND:
From Both June 1915 (bbis Finn. b Wleaf bH Corn
to 3)th June, 1916 100000 100000 l,2COOOO
From 5Oth June, 1916 2o5s 900 100000 100000
have stated that the total exports Of Wheat do not
exceed - per cent of the crops of the United States
and farther that the export of Indian Corn docs
exceed per cent of the crop of the United States
of this article call attention these facts 10 prove
that is of the greatest utility of the cuvaor 70 ship
of his surplus crops. by supplying his customers at
reasonable prices Otherwise II tie haryess Of Europe
are fruitful England will receive its supply from the
Continent AB.
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fashionable Clothing 8tcres.
GENTLEMEN's SUMMER WEAR

GEN TLEMEN'S SUMMER WEAR.
OUR STOCK Of sasonabis goods sing The latest
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inspection under that tho eodssvoss
which bsvs ELECTED very liberal snare OF patronage Win
be sxsnsd give satisfaction In ths style and make OF
garments 10 particular would commend 10 the sttsu-
don Of those who have proved the truth Of assertions
10 reference INC superior cut Of psnAloons
hled furnish assortment " Cassimeres and Drill
ngs, and 10 those In Of light and airy garment,
several hi ghly approved styles Of Sacks.
From n. particular sitsnop directed To Army end Ne
W Uniforms furnished ia strict copounity
regulations and have always hand goods snsWse
ae requirements 81 ell grades OF the ssrvices
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