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Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-10-07
Valuable Real Estate
FOR SALE.
Il NHE subscriber, desirous Of re.
f3WH i firing from business, offers for
nss sale, that desirable estate in Pei
ham street late The nrnnerlu OF

i ,Iins from business, offers for
isi sale. that desirable estate in Pei,
ham street, late the property OF
Alexander Murray, deceased. The house is
sufficiently cspacious for the largest family.
and equally we'll calculated for a genteel
Boarding House, for which it was originally
designed, and has, as such, always been well
patronized. II was built about eight years
since. Of the very best materials. Is well
finished, and has always been kept in perfect
repair. The rooms are large, high and well
arranged, and command q most extensive
view OF the Ocean, harbor, Bay and surround
ing country, such as is not surpassed by any
others in Newport. On the premises is a
we'll Of excellent water, always found suffi-
oent, even in the dryest season Also, Two
very large cisterns, choice fruit and ofna.
mental trees, and every convenience for such
an establishment. The lot is 90 fl. on Pei.
ham st., the same on Mill, and 1872 feet on
Corne street.
The Furniture will be sold with II, II de-
erred, and any reasonable amount can re.
main, secured by Mortgage, for term OF
years.
If not sold by the 25lh Of March next, the
business will be continued as heretofore.
For further information, terms, &c, apply,
on the premises.
MARGARET MURRAY.
Newport, Sept ], lo47. 6m23
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-10-07
To Let

find immediate possession Gi,en.
2uEA NHE dwelling house, situated in
lss!m l. Ann street, recently occupied by
a- Mrs. Paddock For terms spply TO
PETER p. REMI NGTON.
Newport, Sept 80, ls47. f29
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-10-07

CIiREUUGU's TRICOPHEROUs
~ Camm', Lnstrate. Jayns's Hair Tonic
and a variety Of other articles for promoting the
growth ofthe hair, al RI TAYLORS.
March ~
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-10-07
or Sale or Lease,

THE new house in Prospect
zMi;sH Hill street, now occupied by Mr.
IN Thomas .Peckham, can be pur-
chased on favorable terms, or
leased to one or Two families
Possession given on the LIST of Oct next
jy 22l Applyto PECKHAM & BULL.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-10-07

PASSING through SouibBrainlree. East and
West Randolph, East Stoughon, North Bldg
water East and West Brdgeaier, South
Bridgewater, Middleborough, Freetown. Som
er'et' to Fall River; being the nearest and most
expeditions ionte to those places.
Summer Arrangement.
Trains leave daily, Sundays excepted, as fol.
lows viz:
Leave Boston for Fall River at Ga a. m. and
p.m IN.
From Fall River for Boston, Taunton, and
Providence ai 81 A. m and % p m.
From Fall RIVER for New Bedford at GA and
p n. m. aud u y. IN.
Merchandise Trains leave the Depot Of the
Old Colony railroad, South Boston daily Sun.
days excepted, tor Fall River.
Aug 10 GEO. HAVEN, Surt.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1847-10-21
WIIEAT.& &c.

We mentioned last week TINT 10 three
months hence the farmers Of Muscatine
county would bring their whea, to ,his
place for the purpose Of getting il Toured
The next day We were informed by one o.
our merchants that he had just purchased
. load Of wheat from Muscatine county
We encountered load casually a few
weeks since that had come from that coup
~, thirty five miles distant, which would
bring il pretty nearly IL the town Of Bloom.
ington itself.
Our merchants generally this season
have good stocks, and as they sell low AID
pay reasonable prices Cor produce, farmers
will visit W from distance. A mcrchan,
dealing largely 10 the produce business,
informed Us that he has taken in ten bush.
ole Of wheat this season where he did one
the last season. As the wheat crop is no,
ten times 80 good this as last season, the
fact cannot be accounted for solely upon
that ground.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1847-10-21

We attended concert given on las,
Monday evening, at the Congregational
meeting house, by the s.vcrmont Twins =
under the guardianship Of Mr.. Hatch.
They were six years OF age and were us
sisted By brother two years older. Their
performance was crcditable, but to US
much Of lis interest was lost in commiser-
ating the unfortunate condition Of the little
fellows, led through the country aud cx-
hbi,ed at the expense Of present comlor,
and future excellence.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1847-10-21
SUICIDES.

As it is said that all catas,rophcs have
''ihcir seasons" this must he tho season oi
suicides. The papers arc filled with them;
single nambcr Of The Daily ST. Louis Re.
publican that We pick up from among our
exchanges contains suicides as follows:-
Judge GARNER, of Pensacola, commit
ted scli.dcstruction by drowning himself
on the 18th ult.
HENRY +. MASON, Esq, formerly Of En-.
field, Conn, committed suicide BY cutting
his throat, ut Columbus, Ohio, about tho
same date.
WILLIAM II. McDERMorr, Fireman ia
the printing establishment Of the N. York
Daily Globe, killed himself, on the 18th
ult., by taking lautanur,.
A man named HENRY GODDARD, on the
road to visit brother on Rock River. H.,
committed suicide by drowning himself,
when between Cairo and Cape Girardeau.
These, all taken from single number OF
. dnily paper, We conceive to lie pretty
fair illustration Of this bcing tho s.scason"
Of suicides.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1847-10-21

MARYLAND ELECTION 10 tho
Locofoco pnpers-Uninn and RevcIi!e Of
ST. Louis-Kennedy the Wing candidate
for Congress in the Fourth District Of this
State is defeated by II small maturity. A
telcgraphic despatch Of the llih says
"Thc Wings Of Maryland have n mnjori,y
of six in the Senate aud ten in tho House.
TENNEssEE.--'rhe official majority Of tho
Wing candidate for G vernon Of this State
is l.Ol5.
ONO ELEcTuov.-Bh few counties have
hccn heard from in this State; Mon,gotnc
~, Franklin and Muskingum have gone
whigby increased moj"ri,ies. Hamilton
has given Inrger majority than usual to'
the Locofocos.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1847-10-21
STEAMER IOWA SUNK.
Loss OF LIFE AND PROPERTY.

The steamer Iowa, wcll-kncwn in this
trade, was run into on the Isl inst, few
miles above Bayou Sara, by the Declsra-
ton, bound down. III two minutes she
sunk to the cabin floor. Boat and cargo n
total loss. Three deck passengers. names
not given. missing. On board the Declnra.
ton one soldier was killed and two others
wounded, one of whom, il was supposed
would not recover. The cargo Of the 10
wa was valuable one, consisting Of gro
ccries and general merchandise, most OF
which was covered by insurance. The !"
VA was owned BY Capt. d. B. Morchoust
and J. g. L. Walsh, was two years old, val
ued at twenty thousand dollars, and WINS
not insured. No blame attached to any.
body, Of course.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1847-10-21

the troops stationed there are not acclima.
ted, and am also informed on good author
ity that tho yellow fever has made its mp
pcnrance nmongs, them, MS well as in Col.
Collins command at tho Snn Juan.
Col. Collins Command, which was si,u-
nted n, tho San Juan Bridge, was attacked
few da. s since by tho gaerrillas, who
killed one private and wounded two others.
which shows that mi wi,hstnndng the low
er part Of the road il fully occupied by the
Americans. j. is also occupied by the gucr-
rillas.
have just seen note from Major Lal-
" dated the 23l inst, at Jalapa, in which
he states that ever, thing was quiet there,
not having had nm alarm for month. lie
says that the wound he received on the
road tn that place, in the neck, came very
nenr killing him but il is now ding we'll.
From tho tenor Of the account set forth
in the Arco Iris, concerning the alarm Civ
en- the other night a, Camp Delgara, it is
to he inferred TINT Father Jarauta was on
" deferred from nm attack upon this city
bv the representations thu, were madc him
Of the terrible destruction "f property mud
loss of life which would follow the opening
Of the batteries Of the castle upon the city.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1847-10-21
Che atettr.
PEOPLES CANDIDATE.
For President Of the United States,
ZACHARY TAYLOR.
NATIONAL RAILROAD.

We publish an article from Mr.. J.
PLuMBE, in another column, upon this i'm
portant subject 10 which we respectfully
invite attention. From the same gentle
man we have received copy Of Rail.
road memorial, with the request that we
circulate il. In n private letter no says:
"lf sou will only give me names enough,
will guarantee the success Of the npplica.
ton" And again, 81 trust you will urge
in strongest language the importance to all
your region Of country TO be "up and do
ing" rs nothing more is necessary to Sc.
cure our object-bu. that is Indispensable
Mr.. PIumbc, we believe, was one Of the
first, il not the first, to urge the feasibility
and Importance Of this great undertaking
Il is due him, for the great interest he s.
early manifested in il, that his name be
connected with its successful prosecution
Strong and just opposition was manifested
here to Mr.. Whitney's project, from the
fact that il was calculated to favor monop.
oily. To plan advocated by Mr.. Plumbe
no such exception can be made, We, there
fore, urge upon all TO lend their names
all that is now required Of ihcm-in fur
ihcrancc Of this, the greatest undertaking
Of the age. The memorial above referred
to, we have left a, tho Post Office for sig
natures.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1847-10-21
APPROACH OF WINTER.

Last Thursday morning was cold. Ice
formed half On inch in thickness and men
hurried about with rcd noses and cold fin.
gers ss they were wont to do 10 mid-winter
with the mercury depressed below zero.
Vines, shrunk and shrivelled, hung lax up
on their supports; plants, blackcned and
cr;spcd ss though flames had swept over
them, lost their uprightness and sunk To
their mother earth, while the leaves 0f the
forest changed color aud looscning their
hold upon their parent stems came tumb-
ling to the earth. Thus, all that is bcsuti-
ful must die, the changes Of another season
msy have wrought moro wondrous
change in our bodies. Tho fading Of Ma
turc, the vsricga,cd frost -,in,s Of her autumn
nal garb, tell Us that we too nre fading.
While VIC toll to heap together lucrc, there
are changes going on in our bodies 10 fit
them FOR the gravc--changes that UMPIRE
pare us for tho rational enjoyment VI our
coveted wealth.
little man who consecrates his hours
By vigorous effort, and an honest aim,
Al once he draws the sting Of life and death
lie walks with nature and her paths are peace
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1847-10-21
RAILROAD TO THE PACIFIC.

II Tell 10 my lot, IN 1896, 10 direct pub
lie attention TO the project II connecting
the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans, BY means
Of railroad.
From that period, up to 1870, ] gave
near'y my whole time and n,seniion, and
much, ever since, TO the prosecution Of thiy
most importan. object.
My cxertions we're 30 Gar crowned with
success rs 10 obtain from Congress, during
tho sessis'n Of 1878, IN appropristiou 10
dcfrny the expense Of commencing on ex-
pcrinental survey of The first link in tho
chain, viz from Lake Michigan to the Mis-
sissipPi River.
The survey was made, (in 1885, 10 inr
40 the amount appropriated would reach;
under the supervision 0f the Secret sry II
War-and the report ofthe engineer prov
cd highly satisfactory.
When this project was originated, /
found that the public voice was Rcner ally
opposed 10 i.-on tho esound, ~ alleged,
that the work was premature.
Although convinced, myself, that tho oh.
lection was founded ia error, resulting frosn
ignorance II the facts in the premises, | re-
solvcd, (as tho only thing | could do,) to
"bidc my timc."
The time has now arrived! Every BODY
is now in favor of the immediate proeecu.
ton Of the work; and grent interest 10 man.
Tested throughout tho country, to sec nc
tive operations resumed.
i is now conceded that the consi ructioo
d this road would ensure the following
most desirable results, in addition 10 MANY
others Of but little less i'nporiancc-to say
nothing Of those incidental advantages
which i is impossible now 10 iarcssc OF %.
innate; but which oil pnst experience has
ever proved 10 DO inseparabIe from the
completion Of line Of railsosd upon sny
great ihoroughiarc.
And what road has ever yet bocn made
or ever eau be-pMsesscd Of 1.-THE Of tho
advantages which this one would cnioys
i would b the great highway of tho
world, over which oil the nations or the
earth would travel; and the trade of Earope
md Asia be transporicd:-
Il would advance the cause Of Christian.
izing the Heathcn, century 0r snnse -
u would more than quadruple our n.,iou.
al wealth.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1847-10-21

TAKE NoTIcE--One Of our subscribers
left the county in So much Of hurry last
week that he forgot TO call and settle his
subscription account. This il the second
enc that has done SO recently. We dom,
think wc have another subscriber on our
list so dishonest; If we have aud he thus
displays it, his friends shall know il.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1847-10-21
NEW GOODS.

G. s. Whistler, c. Leslie and G. L. Dav-
cnport a. Co., have just received their win.
ter stocks Of dry goods, groceries, &c. Il
which they no doubt respectfully invite tho
attention Of the farming community, aud
the citizens generally.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1847-10-21

GYThc "grammatical'' editor of tho
Dubuque Express treats the readers Of tina,
pnPer in its last number, with some accoun,
Of whit he is pleased 10 style 'civil war
in Davenport" concerning which he mp.
pears 10 know about as much as usual
Ills knowledge sticks on. generally upon q
par with his ears.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1847-10-21
LAND AGENCY.

We invite attention to the advertise.
mcnts Of Messrs. Cook t. Sargent in this
weeks paper. They are old citizens, trust.
worthy and emincntly qualified to discharge
any business Of the kind entrusted to their
care.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1847-10-21

A POSITIVE RErUsAL.-One Of tho Mex.
lean propositions 10 Mr.. Trist was for tho
surrender Of the Legion Of descrters, some
seventy in number. commanded by Riley.
Gen. SCOTS answer WINS tho immediate
execution Of the sentence Of the Cour,
Martial.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1847-10-21

SWEET PoTAToEs.-We have noticed
two teams in town this week with this es-
culent. They came from johnson county,
Is miles beyond Iowa City. They were
disposed Of mostly At 81. per busbcI.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1847-10-21

The latest curiosity we have in Iowa City is
the tap from the 'sd.spo,ic heel Of unm,iga,cd
locoiocoism. "-Reporter.
An, 10 il the same tap that the editor rc-
ceived on his nasal prominence during the
sitting Of the last Legislature?
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1847-10-21

New SroRE.-Mr. Charles Weston has
taken tho stand formerly occupied By Mr..
l.. A. Macklot, where he has opened gen.
cral assortment of dry goods, groceries, &c.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1847-10-21

6TCapt. Philip Kcarncy, who Lost NJ
arm at Cherubusco, is said to have pri
vatc income Of $50. 900 per annrm.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1847-10-21

We are still left in doubt NJ to the num-
her ofkllled md wounded in the bntilc lie.
fore the capital, no particulars being given
in the letters or papers befre us. The ~.
morS BY previous advices n The death 81
Gems. Smith and Worth, we IRE inclined 10
believe, rs We trust they arc, entirely pre-.
mature.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-09
CITY ITEMS.

DtsrILLERr MlLK, sc.-We learn from co''e'
p,udsp, that the Academy at Medie1n" {" "'''I "'''
ns On Wednesday evening last. adopted the ioio"Ios
resolution and appointed committee to investigate '0'
facts and report .,.,.d 10
p...t.,s Thai, =. committee Of hftoen be appointed y
~ s-sS,,y ~ examine into the effects proxnA'ss
and remote upon the general health OF me my
oy tne ssd man ufsctores. tanneries and
miik and establishments, which are,
~ nav be styled nuisanees frem Their dele,snous 81,
fects upon the health. and p,rueay -, ~" 80
tae, on the human economy, OF mix tNsen rom INC
or otherwise diseased BY the food or con-
snsrnent of such establishments
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-09
IrsIn Nintnmoro-.

An Alabama Dragon writes the Montgomery
Journal from Matarnoros, July 49, as follows
The city 10 considered healthy ths data Ia
M..ic.n consultation aiias alligator To give you an
ides of the health Of white folks our company numbers
on, hnnd,ed and twenty neu without spot or blrnsh
for la receiving us they were ss particular you "oud
be- 10 purchasing saddle h0rse, and ihnir oNAlhAunn
Ne strict There was This morning reported 'or guy NJ
~ Two nen and some ot them would DO CONVICTED py
n.Ling prof,a IA cnyia" Of their cArcasrs upon a
charge Of dcscfton from the " bono Pe'fA IN" h9'
pltals ara crowded. Orders We're received t"v zoos
40 IA march to Misr Col u refused - move unul We
raj received our oarary which have nov arrived snh
.nuposa az will bs route la a low days Ton u'P
unE with 800 fnsn s already encanip"d mere. ~ -
10 b. camp II Instruction 'ol h"'AhsP'' ,'''t ,I
,hr Fundamentally. ara hlsd by numerous brsnless
Lntght. of fhe button" who are morn ardent worship
,srs of Racohus than Mara and "a Col u nr'ohss W
H. gsnu. ,srrbls In thu disciplinary AnEiom tn"
inference that us small Try vii be pat ""HsA ~ a"y
hxh II not bsfors--Bous verruns
W. ar. Al. very anxious for the change and IT'S hoped
tina, the nadiolnsl virtues OF tho walnut HPnne' ~
.hich tho camp arsisi may put g. asht disease and
w" 49, a., ,ri,s 40 the old tansrsl entire rofps
49, .f do .pfnaihlns for old Alahams, Tor abe u
..dly In tho rear 81 every other State
r,,.l.s With . fprca If 80 wass low days sso a.
Victoria Intriguing leo tho heslcsn' have w ""h ,h'
o.,, A. declare In favor II tho Ansricsn' provided
- t,,,, oua Fuarr snsy tho Independence oi tho NH
I ,.,,,,cpt This appaafs rather chiwefhA i""'"
.,m. dlstrust on the part 81 tho H"Vsfnm"n' W $50
a. this ptatn a. thu Governor mas pe'n s'a u"','
A. 49,. .nd GOOD many Of the State officers arrested
.,,,ns them . nephew of Csnaies up"e Nh"" vs.
found reasonable eorfespnndsnee IN 's-
! and marched ~ chains ~ tho NY " "4h', -,
Tho. sgsnts Of thu GoVsfnmen' returned 70" ".'
40. tor, ~, unsurrs.sfui mule buying esPednnn ~ ihs
! dl,sr,inn who report These Items " 20 we. .
Haven ba prslsad No will be de'sNea 70 "pete'
| against them Gen. Tsyiot 10 quietly us"f 800
IA Al. b.s(~ ., Monterey awaiting the "r'sl OF u"oP
a., Inc s.n uls espad,lon Every sieafnbosi comes
s,ora.a vl,h pss recruits and IN Few weeks " ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-09

ConnrScENrsr AT DARTMOUTH coLrrsS tn.
A,,lyer..ry II the several Literary sossa. Of ,h. s
less occurred 90 Wedss.osy inc zsa ~. The Aaar...
- MontreaI Tho united soeieties we're sddsss.sd bv
a. Ie~is Casa Of Michigan Prof Bro~n sadrs..ed
the Phi kspps society Al ie"se ADDRESS. are 70
-. ,.ann.e.d DO Thursday the Orsdustss p~fiorg.sa
49, rx,rci.es The Class consists Of ~ memoers A
isys- Freshman Cl.ss has entered
~ The Bs6alo Co~mere'al gives TWO es.s. o
-. aooo inmssrants. 10 oss case ueksi 49,
signed By r Steele 100 south st e0,nss % Dyss'
- ma directed % X. 8. Spring. Buffalo. who ~ss
s,-.rd ,h.u up the lake. Bat Mr. has 10 rnssns
o o., ,he .sr.-ment and The company fof niee per
s,a.S are left ysnness In tbs uids, o. in.n k0fnsy
90. ,..,.etsbe house would have cxscsd
tnss NY Albany I've. Jour.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-09

~ TIE CArOnOfype. in a notice OF Capt
Forbes's Voyage Of the Jamestown" with a
load of provisions given by American Charity to
mitigate the horrors Of Irish Famine, Pithily re-
marks
not 90 much 10 10 wondered At ss 10 be d"pored
that Captain Forbes should be pUzz cd u
Gay there should oe famine Ia lreisnd Probably
the renoed and Christian landlords 81 Ireland WHO take
the ooltsgers pig and hall bis poaiOcrop for rent and
always have puzzled with the same questions u IL
great problem this Put several millions Of people On
sruie i.snd without letting them own Too, OF land
init 70 tell Why there should Be fSmine."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-09

CgfSFsg JusK.-Our Chinese friends are becoming urea
OF New York aad hourly lnquring OF the mhen
h. will ho.t his salts and steer for England In"y
have great horror OF the Autumn storms and are anxious
TO be out Of their reach soon as possible iWe esps
leaves here before our fashionable people Ienfn nom
,h- sorings and other watering pisces he Will dl'aPpon
a. s,r -esyng IL would bs ndyisabls for hlu To give
pubcy 90 that ali no wish to see his strange cram car
DO 40 ard be- caught napping TIE rdlcuons hs's'
lion hat the Junk not genuine has long heen az piou"u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-09

by ofsesr Coles ofthe Eighth wsrd charged with srs
Ing blus cloth eio.k and silk hsndksrchlef Locks
mp Martin Mulin was yesterday srres,e3 By officer
Harbius.n of Fourth Ward charged wih stealing
eleven bags OF coffee valued at sl25 from Fpps Con
way & Co 81 Chfsl lie was locked up. Hspry.
Prsit alias Ysnkes Jack yesterday arrested by ok
Ger Feerney Of the 81 xth ward ehsrsed With keeping
dsordery house at 81 Orange st. He was held 10 bail
In the sum Of 800 some daring thief yesterday IN
tered the house OF Mrs. 2 Bryan 81 Deyst ani s,o.
ihereron about four dozen silver table and ,esspoons
with which be made bis escape.
sEcoSD WARD CoURr-Fusay = Before jus.
tied Abertson Lee Fra>fas o. Prsafns az 4
Prrsf0rs Of Yankss Doodle The defendants sued
for note for $40 dus the 7th OF July last the
s6sss,on OF which certain psgss Of literary matter
furnished to the only comic" BY BeDjsmin Constable
40 no defence set up the Judge instantly rendered
udsnsniin favor Of tbs paintf for the full demand and
lie costs Oh : poor Yankee Doodle Age.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-09
Things In philadelphia.

Correspondence Of The Tribune
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 2
A North east storm yesterday rendered the
Market rather dull having pat veto upon all outdoor
operations. H. 49,. al c,-
Flour was very firmly held at 80 for Penn and -. LOT
yy.,ern-.tocks Usht and sales limited Corn Meal
continues dull at S. 25 Wheat 10 scarce sales were
made of Penn white at l3jc reds are held al 10
ERE Oats retail at 50 55c. Not much doingn Corn
good yellow will bring 70 a 7jc. Cot,on-ssles were
made at 10 l3c for Uplands aud New Orleans Wits
Ky is firm at 2-c. ~,
The feeling at the Stock Boards yesterday was much
better although the sales appear light
s.rEs OF STOCKS Fust B0drd-2 Ear 4 Mech TX
s. 10 Ne.han Cop Co. - Man Mech Bk 20 50
Lehieh Cosl &C. ~; Mechs BIZ. 20 s29oO lthlsn
Mortgaas In % So Lehigh Can Loan. yii s2OtVV
state : 1, cash 7gs $1,000 90, lsb5. leo. $500
S,e0nd Board and AttT-2 Penn Bank Ji2t ~
Lehish Mortgage In, 914 $4,000 State . 50 y. ~
Mesh Cop CO. b. u 30 DO Co. 10 1t % do DO - 'ou
Reading kR -, Jji.