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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-13
TRENCH pREssMAKER.

FRENCH DRESSMAkER.
lIADt CHAAMAlLLE you'd inform ne ladi.s n New.
W T0 hat ~. .rrvsc from fzr. IN al ~
ai-st Tsrs fashions sf 10 nos prepared 81 Oh a. drfs
lnsi nay be favored with and promptly sils-d,d 10 =.
u Fr.ua ln-s. l~i7 im'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-13

CEIEBRArIoS OF TIE Three DAYS. The dei.
mite arrangement. Tor This festival among our French
fellow citizens vii be maize 10 morrow 5y Commiilee
A portion OF the celebration. - We learn from the
Franco Aasrioais vii consist 10 dinner At Hoboken ~
prise which vii insure numerous attendance This
viii be preceded by parade Of the new French com
psuy and discharges OF artillery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-13

FROM HAv.VA-The bark Cstharine az d the
brig Thu arrived yesterday from hsvsnA ootn having
.nid on tie s-h CIT We have BY them hies OF papers
70 iac 9Th.
The L transport schooner On q bye. Lieut. Berry-
nsp commanding arrived a Havana On ine stSn from
Key West. The Brush irigste IHunder arrived same
day A. -
Inc papers eontAn no news from Mexico or lresiAn'
and noInng OF any local Interest ~ D nc IN.
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- :
- rRlbL uas op-0-f th- CONN Siigs hO1.. IS Lsisht
te ptpu u ussts ali ne ~ irupsntc pfse-
g-r-ray Boarding pali-rts Nil hsV- scy 10 ne
PArx Consu.tsuons murcflgs ard ~tenlig. lfiN -
AhtG -IOkE.-A u-stF n-iri up siofe in ernfA
~ psrt - the cry = N-Wfork nov ooing good ou.
~ilb = certainty ~ steady lEcr-asr D. ssnaoo' %
ID be d-pos-c 0fn Cue1c- - he proprietor "i.h
10 cave Nex-fofk. CApit.i required from 80" 20 -"
cash. Add -. Mrdcus, Tr.ouue Otce jflo -
AH.IKA g.. FRAZER, NE -.-ofsled CAncrf pDc-
~ to- who docors he lndisn mode Of pfacncc Gao
b. f1and A. lh- L Hori, or hfrc days "ny' 70 1h-
hift wee commencing Monday, IN sseh .no 7' u'sn
~, a.. ....,, ,sheo -ciri-ns Of ~ s-cn
on Ao.- days which have b--u removed y " v. OF
Try 80 -
lR. AnBRO-k, on rxpvfruo.d Physlc an Oo-fs
D.o--d, rri-f 10 lho.s suffering from d.es- 10 any
.t.s- nj. r-an-si 70 id .nd rshcsciou' snc ehsfs-s
So nos.r.t, IS ChAmD-r.-si dOofs from brosfssy
j-E In
STkAM POwEk-ro Il. steam Yo-sf leS.lI. /"
y ~ Yeris- svsnas. cor Of TvsusI khA-sl is1 sn-
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~ Mr.. Vaitemare has received free passage
By the Norwich route . Boston 10 consideration Of the
nature OF bis mission - ihls country.
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TRoops FOR THE SEAT OF WAR-The u s. ttanspor,
ship Mississippi, which lowed down the bay on Tues
day morning. from Fort McHenry, had on board Capt,
Schefier, LIST Lieut. Cochran 81 Leuts Griffith and Null
10y with ~ noncommssioned officers and prvates of the
Maryland and District of Columbia regiment of vounee
o recruits Tor the llh u s. infantry, and 30 the reg
mentor votlgeurs AT Fort Monroe she will take on board
company M, 18th artillery, III nonconmissioned odcers
and men, Lieut. Garland, commanding recruits of llth
INFANTRY and Is OF regiment of votigeurs Lieut. Otev
voligeurs, commanding recruits, and Capt Smead 4th
artillery, commanding officer Of the whole detachment of
troops comprising 3O5 men and officers This fine shin
oabout 800 tons besides the above complement of men
takes large amount of forage in her hold Iii due 10
the u s. Quartemaster here Captain Hill to add that the
ehaerng of the vessel the arrangements Tor the men, tn
purchase OF her lading and the entire were
accomplished in week.
10 July between 400 and 500 troops raised in this vcin
y were embarked from Fort Mcenry for the scat of war
In September about two bundled now more than 300
including about lao from Fort Monroe while, in the
tne upwards of 100 have been New York and
embarked that may indulge the patriotic sarisac-
non OF having sent within the last three months more than
one thousand troops, OF the best material, sustain our
sulant army in Mexico.-Baifimore argus.
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j. II. THOMPSON.

Merchant TAILOR Coienan's Hotel
WE subscriber would call the attention of the public IN
his very large and well selected stock of cloths cassi
mees, and vesngs, comprising all qualities and prices.
Which will be sold at the lowest possible rates.
Aso splendid lot of French scarfs and cravst.
Sept. 25-eolmif
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BARGAINS UP STAIRS at BoteIer q mcors~u

QAHeAiNs UP STAIRS at Botelcr ~ Mc0regor's
- House-innishing Store, opposite Centre Market few
doors east OF sh street Our assortment is complete In all
the various departments OF housekeeping from the cellar
the garrett and we invite call from all who wish fur
nsh as we are selling many articles for less than they
be bought at aucon We will furnish houses from
to nine months for good paper and reasonable deduction
made Tor cash Give Us a call before you buy
Sept @-TuThS Sat6w
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A Card.

A.
VAMES BAll-lE, late of the firm ofC1owen, Jacobs Il Co.,
ID respectfully that he fitted up store No
30 Chestnut street, few doors below Third sres and one
doe VI above Congress Hall Hotel north side, as n Wine
Sto where he viii keep weselec stock Of the most
app roved varieties of Wines brandics, queurs London
cigars, &c
Private gentlemen hoe keepers and others In the ,oun.
try, are invited TO call and examine hisstock Sent n
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Dy- Trinity Church will not be opened ON su, ,dav
the 2ith instant the repairs not having been Completed
90 Unitarian Church.Services at this church M, y hs
Henry Allen. ~ Np
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Extract of letter from officer the army TO has
friend in Washington, dated


CRY OF MEXICO, Sept. 81. 1s47
promised to write 10 you occasionally, and have just
two for not complying-firs no time since
arrival at Vera Cruz, and second an almost perfect
certainty that the guerllas would get my letters if did
write | now write few words, to assure you that am
alive, and retain the regard for you that have
cherished for twenty years.
You are quite aware that no two appointments were
lberally denounced than those of Mai. Gen. Pill
low and Brig Gen. Shields have had the ampest oppor
nntes of observing the conduct of both for several hun
dred miles of most trying march, and in the battles of
Contreras, Churubusco San Antonio, Moline del Rey,
Chapultepec, San Cosme, and Tacubaya AT most crti
cal moment, at Chapuepec General Scott sent word to
the gallant Pillow, commanding the party sorming the
almost mpregnable fortress of Chapultepec, that all
lost if they failed Tell General Scott that the under
my command shall carry it, will be left dead the
field" He was then badly wounded, and giving his
orders as he lay the field The prejudces Of the
mics OF the President, and, what is worse and most
ncurabe the prejudces of the old army have given way
before the brilliant and successful conduct OF Generals
Pillow and Shields
Congress meets soon. | pray you 10 use your innu-
ence TO cause the speedy enactment of stringent law
against the mareatment OF wagoners and soldiers by
officers of the army - for evample
thinks nothing of giving the first fifty lashes and of club
bing gagging &c, the latter At appropriate period
propose to make all this manifest if necessary
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~ SA osA sALE, large three-story bricAu
MOUSE, WIN IL convenient rooms, situated 9Th street,
heAl 10 the corner OF u street.-The house and in
elegant repair Attached TO the house handsome yard
containing an elegant cisern and bahhouse Under the
'front.' pavement, and connecting with the basement is
vault amply sufficient to contain the wood and coal of
largo family There is probably house in the city
elegantly finished Possession given Immediately. For
terms apply at the subscribers house, door, his
marble yard on street. 7. BERRY
Oct 23-dlw [ntellgencer and Bait. SUM-
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ft- sabbath Evening Lectnres.-9th street Meth, >,
list Protestant Church.-Rev Levi r. Recess bird l. |,
lure Sabbath evening, at II O'clock '''' .
Subect-The Miracles OF Christ
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New York Tailoring ishmcnt,

w Pennsylvania avenue, 9th street, Washington
have hand full assortment Of plain and fancy
English and French cloth, cashmere and vestnps for the
fall and winter which they make up order the r
usual style of neatness, elegance and durability which
article of dress is cut and made by hands engaged
svey upon one article when the whole combined forms
suit not to be passed for taste or beauty
W. I. ]. d Co. have also on hand full assortment of
body sacks dress and ock coats black and
fancy cashmere pants silk satin merino and other
be furnished with handsome suit a moments notice.
Also, hand full assortment of shirts, understands
hosiery gloves, suspenders, and every article
a genlemans wardrobe.
Diet - pm
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y ICH GOODS just opening at KINGS LACE STORE,
N Pennsyl avenue between 10th and 18th streets
We have Just returned from New York. where we have
had the pleasure Of selecting from all the impoatons
the richest and best of rbands laces
and fancy goods in the country. We have time now to
name the articles Ladies will do well call and see
them. j. L. az c. KING.
22-3t
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NEW PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSED
Corner of 18th street and Ney York apenue near the
State Department.
MFRS BRYANT having taken and furnished this new
ll building for the accommodation boarders respect
fully solicits share of their patronage
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United state, Hotel, Washin,

TIME proprieors of this hotel have secured the aid
Il Mr.. George w. Yellot, their general agent in
reng and hereafter conducting the establishment. He
Is authorized to every matter relating thereto in
purchasing and making all and every contract engage
proprctors them could do and all the transactions
of the house must be through him alone.
The house wing been enlarged thoroughly and
rcf,rnished will be opened on the 18th Of October
Having secured the services of Mr.. r. r. Thompson as
caterer formerly of Colemans) they trust to render the
house every way worthy of patronage.
San I5--eod2mif
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Again devote almost the whole OF our space to the
details of the from Mexico We are not about to
comment or speculate upon the news but we NUT seize
the opportunity again 10 give expression boundess
admiration of the wonderful achievements of our army
under Gen. Scott, The annals of record nothing
more glorious. We can recall no parallel 10 the closing
scenes Of the campaign which has ended in the subms
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VERA Cruz, Oct 4, I947
DEAR FRIENDS Since my last, nothing of interest has
taken place, excepting the Mexican who tells
rldiculo story OF ridiculous plot
in Vera Cruz He says that the leaders placed black
marks against the of Messrs Dimond Markoe Quar-
ne Buttered and several other of the old American citi
zens OF the place rs the victims of their vengeance.
Although the norther which sprung up yesterday morning
prevented the departure of the Fashion, did the par.
ucua avor to bring in few vessels from Bazos
troops and win hurry those along who still behind
Gen Patterson be able get oil in about week
with about 1000 or more men
lhe fine band OF the Germantown was on shore last
night ana sereuaded Cen p. well edited about a
thousand Mexcans, who flocked from all parts of the city
TO hear The Yankees play; and well they do play
Inc Mexcans have report the effect that Santa Anna
down as far Pueba for other purpose than
to escort our trains and down and suppress guerilla
warfare and about half of the population ofths city
believe IL 10 be fact. The whole Mexican population are
outrageous against Santa Anna and all occasions de-
nounce him s a traitor
consoeaoie commerce is carried on with the
rot ana IL Is by this means that the guerlas subsstby
taxing everythn and letting everything pass paving
lee. thnk your agents could but hold parley with
chei uey lghl make contract moderate price
TO have your letters from Mr. X brought through regularly
such an arrangement would be dec dedy rich and could
have not the least doubt, be made.
Yesterday was Jolly one amongst the Jack Tars of the
navy or hh odtch oil them who ashore liberty
and Jack ashore Sticking OUT all over the city.
Indeed many OF the andsmen inhaled the spirits of the
Jolly sons OF Neptune, and glorious spree the result
The Fashion IS about to be off so must close.
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(Successor to the late firm of Go,oen, Jacobs Coz
p ESPECTFULLY acquainis his friends and the pubic
generally that no continues the BUSINESS, the
old stand No. 81 Dock Having purchased entire
stock of wines and liquors belonging the late firm he is
prepared supply the customers as formerly and beg
continuance of their patronage.
Philadelphia, Oct. 14--3t
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..,..-..r II IN the oa,h inst, SUSAN II wife Of
Rev A. n Bishop and daughter OF O. Holmes Esq
he friends OF the family requested 10 stiead net
e,nsr. This afternoon o'clock. from her late resi-
ssncs vitnout farther invitation.
on Monday morning. Both inst. OF rem,ient FEVER
IODOWICK : ROSE, in the 36th year OF 81. age.
IA. friends and acquaintance snd those OF the Ismiy
are re.oectfuly invited attend his funeral ~i'nou,
fsr,har invitation this morning at hai.ps't cloek
nrsci.ev at his late residence No ~ Hamilton o. g
hs remains will be taken to Mddleto~n Point NJ io'
ntsrment , .o,vrtu-, pot
HAMtTs In the SD year OF bis age
His friends and those Of bis son. Richard Polhsmus'
sr requested 10 send his funeral on Wednesday si,er
noon AZ o'clock from his late residence ID hesterst
ON Monday afternoon 3oh inst after short and &C.
YER iIlpss a. JAMES A WASHINGTON MD.
The friends and relatives II the family are respect
hllv invited TO sttand bic uuers from his late res
d.nce No 752 Broadway. on Wetnesdsy afternoon
September l. at Al O'Clock. without, farther inviisuon
On Frday 27tn ins, ~ the resi'ence OF his fa,ner
P,pn's Manor. Pa. hector THOMPSON. Jr. OF the
firm Of j. w Vail Co.. Of this city In the 3Osh year OF
his - rv, ,, -.
Al Buffalo on the 25'h inst. Mrs. MARY P vile oil
Hon Samuel Wilkrson and daughter OF ths late ten
Abso Peters OF Conneccn inihe sd year OF her age
On sunday morning EDWARD w. infant son OF I'd
ward w and Jane Telf.ir aged months and IL days
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Rvv DR. BEycHER-Ths tnguished divine
was in town the irst part of the week sno Al lnu
,.uon of his friends made few rem7rks 70 a's au"
epce on "Wednesday evening Although uessn'1 NJ ~
psrticulsrly for q religious discourse De soFetru ~
nr.sert condition Of the country snd tue st.auUs -
rad for fear snd for confidence aud nope ''uJ' 70
- thought that the signs Of the tmes ioroodeo on,
vi ana urhsps il gss thst account 50 many eohsu
sr,d the sinking ship" lawful plumber Inc 'rn.rs,'e
Doctor however disposed - LOOK On 70. p'
lBr-ttleboeo' W. Eagle
RoBBING A GRAVE IL WEsTEKLf-Ine oody oi
NJ Mstt.r,op a Young married woman ~-s Inferred
An tbe family bursl ground Westerly. on The l5n OF
Juiy 90 The 22i Of the present m"nth tns Gum,
tue plate tOru of containing the BODY on",suI - ~
touod about forty rode from the place OF burial ~
sssrn. thst the body was disiDterfed within Gay or
TO fur II. burial for the grsss hsd grown Over inc
grave which was made up In the same ol IN - " VIC
undertaken On farther examination near 10 'oe pHo
where tbe cofhn vas found spot was oseoss'ea
where the grass was dscsyed In the size sho form VI
the coin and IL 10 supposed II bad been removed rom
th.nce 10 the spot where found preparatory 10 US
rsburi. or I'm. removal when the roooers were Prooa
by frightened and left IL tf'o'' '0-'
A NOVEL VIsrTOR.-A large alligator was nis
.ovs,.d vs.,srs.v In the dock between Browns and
O.xss's Uharves Mu.keis sDd rdes were soon pal IL
,,n,.i,;oo and ser number Of inerectusl shot u r
Davenport had the good fortane 70 plant o~. "a '
brain ahen the huge animal turned over on o..
unr-.i.,oy r.D,v- Alter cons derable labor ne was
landed on the wharf ana found TO measure tNeise
feet in length his novel occurrence 10 hnd taese sol
ma. 10 ..t water and 10 perhaps 70 be accounted TOT ~
the recent freshet in Cooper River
fChsrleston Mercury. Tuesday
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Court Calendar ...IHis DAY
COMMON PLEAS Nos. o. II 10 81 j..


Srrvu,o, cornr-In { IN err s-Beiore Judge
O.k.-y-Penl Bruni toe young man is'e s'ns'
toas on board French steamship rnA.oe PolA- 20.
recovered IL will be ectet verdict OF siuo ~tADs'
r. .,,.i, IN IN. Marine Court for assault ADD osrrJ
1--we believe appealed from but committed n1A' MI
ins oy one of The Police magistrates " fNr 80,
brought before Judge OAKLEY on Aa0sas 49, 80
discharge demanded. Inc nearing OF 11e
TAo.a. MeGarrsI an alleged imoeeis. who nsa en-
Hstsd wss also brought up and MS I-e~se ,lon 80
mani claimed on the acovs zrcund. The Judse ordered
him 10 De discharged bis paying ~ - 70 rem
ton for board return OF bounty, &c lin' 80 =" -
by those who applied for bis discnsse - 'I'S~y -
msnding him a. neither himself MI "0 ~ -
Tso ls5orine men. having families were disensrseo
from enlistment BY Judge Edwards, OF ne Sopsens
Court appearing they bad enI''ss osr.
ntoxcAtion iin one OF the esses ne rec
ssid they were glad get nd OF him as DO NVoid se'
drunk whenever he hsd an opportunity ~
Corr OF ConxoS PLKAs-Before Judge Dsy-
III - ,srm eommsDced yesterday, and Jury va
empsnp@l.d Two incars< only were tAken, and me
Coar adjourned 10 THIS forenoon
s,-,v,,o, corvr-So,~s of issue for the SEPTEMBER
term must be hl-d on before September l.
lJa5ss y.pserpoci. q this Court 10 soNiy recover
ing rom hi, ndsposoa but II d9uotial wnesner ne
viii h. .he 10 resume tn duties OF tne bencn ne com
tpg ,srrn Tha whole duty Of the Chambers Of this
Court has ben sustained By Judge Oskey throughout
the who's Of the hot weather. Tue oacisl duties Of
Judge Ssndford viii not eonmeIee, .1SoIs..s ~.
Law aud-r which ks election took place rntn me lsi
OF J.uu.ry bat by the stu .eeon Of The lh srue Of
the rev Constitution the Legislature 10 aatnoTized %
r,riss f,r rNnx vacancies sna that body 81 its Rd
iourred meeting in September, viii Proosoly sPPonl
hm 10 the .itp.tOc isf vacant BY The election Of Cns
Jas,ie. Jones 10 the supreme Court
scFAkxx Couzr-Tne nrsi genera term OF MS
Court under the ae~ COnsotauoa ~ul coumeoce
At ne CITY Hal 90 Monday mex, before !adsss
/ Csiy. M-coun and Hurlout Ioere VII ASP Dc
Special Term eonm-nced 90 that day before
] Juss. Edrncnd. The Circuit Court and Court Of
/ Oyer ard Trrminsr vtn eonvene 10 session oe'ore
J1dss Efsards 90 the third Monday .Atn) OF ceptem
tnx ID IN the lons 5uidns The Para for
TIE use OF the Court They vii probably be In resd
ness soou, the Lot Novenber-ln the meantime, TIE
rooes Of the Board Of Alderman and Assist2ntsl and
other apartments IN tho main eaidins OIL Be enpoysd
for ne purpose
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Gard.
FRENCH STEAM SHIP MISSOURI. CAPT NORM
NF,y YoRK Goth August 1877

FRENCH STEAM SNIP MISSOURI. GAIT MoHIN
NEw YoRK Goth August 1877.
10 The Editors u TIE Trisunsi
cv~rr FNrrS.-Sona Of tho cabin passengers pei
Mi.sour Captain Morp in publishing card OF thanks
IN that gentleman ventured 20 express 'heir az
mir .on Of every arrangement 90 ooara mat sn'p
~ timers If This card shsll have early opportunity
of testgng ia open court as TO what ey kHoD OF 10.
,yss,men, endured by the secoudclsss passengers al
the hands of Captain NORA and tis othcers oy order
az they sege, Of Ine administrator oil the es"ps0y ~
Paris. ~, .,...,t.
Al the proper time aud place IL will be upeqdivocsy
nroveS tha, the certificate signed by Captain Joseph w
/ Darcy Of Her Msjssiys rsveou- cutter DaI'ot uo
,snom ali on board the Missouri are under deep oohss-
tions) was given and published under circumstance
,bs viii entirely di.arm Of any power % inVSlo-Ie
nv statement Of facts given In the Courier Enqu
rer of the 9th inst
am cir your obe3ent servant,
JOHN McKEWAN ~ FaItonst
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CoMMERcTAL AND MONEY MATrER'



The Stock market continues 10 be b1oy,S
Norwich and Harlem but other stocks arc nss''''~-
IL 10 generally admitted that both thsss s,oess Az
piessly In the control OF ciques and can be pisces
point they please. Harlem went TO 70 today -
BY the showing Of the report Of the Commits
Directors IL IL not worth over IS. The sossd -
were steady and 10 fair demand. Treasury sosS
HewYorh stocks are 10 good demand, wits 's1T
offering.
The Exchange market 10 unsettled, and " ;
rather active inquiry the rates have advanced -
Of the Leading drawers nov REFUGE TO draw bs1ss
cent and no vel known bills can be had bsss ~
Remitfers are very cautious about names, and sushl
hrs, clzss arc difficult Of sale. Francs srs 81 vsA
sbsui the specie point and some remit,srs have 80
10 send silver BY the next packet instead Of siA
Dollars are 7sia7ei, Guilders 3el a3si, srn
35ie35s.
In Freights there is but little doing. The
nal quotations are a. before but we hear OF 10 o'st
sssemenn. For Boston 1000 bushels Cora ssr'
o. n as eta. -
The financial news by the steamer seems
had little or no effect upon Wslst The ho'~ ~
were announced filed were not those which vr' =,
10 produce much effect here. We are row "S :,
independent Of Great Britain, financially 'Asa 80
been In former yesrs when large snoa'n
capital we're employed here, and nas -
asuous revulsioa In the Lonton mooey "''
could react with any severity here ~
Private letters BY the steamer snnos :. .
large failure 10 tho Corn trade Dot pso'sS
pewspspers some smbsnsssnsn' VII 80,
remit AID indeed has among bresdss1n' -. .
,A. side from the Continued decline 70 cfs" -
.s far a We can learn there WI Be ss'e'"'
Guilty IN meeting losses and reelsmsfions ,,r>s(
The Breadstafss markets have not eeea ~
b, ,ss .dsiess per G. saaquivsr. The hons
amply sufficient 10 sustain pries' aaul
come larger than they have e<en o. - .ar>l
The receipts on the Lons'i.Aau ssl
! Angus, vnl 10 sboa, 81 .ooo' sssis'' s'A
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Things in Phlladelphia.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 30, lsi7.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug 30, lSi7.
The market. as far as prices are concerned re-
mains about the same a. last week Toe only Eject the
oreign news seems % have hsd u to cresie greater
desire in boiers OF Flour realize. bat moi suf'ieut 70
cau.e any great depression in the article therefore
auota Flour inactive ~ l5do ST lot OF coutnsln
49,, Us ,,ken Al l25 cts credit White is held At
las cts A sale Of P-nnsylv wanna Cornmcsl WA made
"a l2i Corn inactive ~ last rates. Groceries ana
Progisons continue without movemsut Cotton y IN
less demand prices unchanged. Whsky CONTINUES !"
command for.snsll lots y cis.
The sales OF tae sock Bosrd were rather Limited
s.rrs OF -rocxs-Frs' Board and Aft0-Ss,'UO
Penn o. o. 80 Lehigh 80; 100 keafing- Do SO iVo
ciss,d IA. ! 90 u Tr..s Notes 1884 100 4 : Blk
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