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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1847-12-17
To all schom 1t may concern.

To all schom 1t may concern.
a PPLICATiON having been made
IA by Catherine HI. Jones, as Execu-
trix of the last will and testament of De
Garmo Jones, late of the city Of Detroit
and State Of Michigan, deceased, for the
probate of copy Of the last will and tes-
lament of the said deceased, (Which said
copy is now on file in this office), Notice
is therefore hereby given to all persons
concerned, that said application will be
heard by me at the Office of the Probate
Court, at Mineral Point, in and for the
county of Iowa, and Territory of Wiscon
SIN, on Monday, the 10Th day of Decem-
Der next, at O'Clock p NJ of said day, to
the end that any person may appear and
resist such application.
In testimony whereof have hereunto
set nv hand and caused the seal of the
- Probate Court to be affixed at
Mineral Point, Iowa county,
ZoS1 Wisconsin Territory, this 18th
~ day of November, A ID lS47.
d " JONES,
Judge of Probate, | Co. W T..
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1847-12-17
Stray Notices.
TAKEN UP

By the subscriber, on the ist OF NO
vember last, one brown Cow, belly whiln
and the tips of her horns black; one red red
Cow a star in the forehead and branded
I'M On the horn, and one 2 year old he'll
., spotted fred and white with star IN
har forehead. The owner is requested to
move nropery, pay charges and take them
away. 'o,1 "a n,y
Mineral Point Dec. 5, lo47. IA"
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1847-12-17

V received and large and
H. tment of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

all
of
Their in artof
Black blue, brown and invisible gree BoadC
Cassm
for Coas,o of
Blue black steel mixd fancyS atinet,
Brown and beached Shrtngs Sheeng
Silks sins, Apaccas Cashes of all
Table Cloths, and
Cloak lining Brown Holland Bed Ticking, and
Jackonet Null, ThreadE and Laces
Silk handker
o. and
Needless Pins, Spool Stands Forks
A and well selected of
Mufs Umbrellas ladies' slippers ind Shoes
Men and boys andS of al Sizes,
of latesa dmosfas STYLES
A and assortne of
Lump Browns and NewO leansS
Hand N. MOL.ASSES
everw houtap ooda article.
Saeratus Pepper, Tobacco &C. &c. g..
do
Mineral Point, October
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-07

&C. Tasss s:ssisss sos:is:ssi: s....:
The passage out! stove bulwsr split SAILS se were repairing
e: rss e ss is E.; g..
MS.s..: Noy as-Bhs N.n.ta Berry, for New York.
Boston 81 ia No En ss ss.ss S.s. fk g.
la Mnsn, LSNas :. Martini Ioh. Murray sm. e. $,
y.so; sh :Sp Xashan Copeland w:cs.ssi, brig vsnasa
al ii jtS;sH Ne
;i; ri s:s:
brig: l.ss:s Reed Rogers. Bsisns. VIZ Pit -: III
ladslpha 9TH arr brig, fe.s Robbins Manssn,lia; Cameo
si .s a'sS Ss mile.
Ssis Mary Adams. Bsv'. Tom coISiu soutSsIn.f Anhat
g'fs %:'s:s S::
Ssass ppo.sd Susan Fo:si
aud Boundary Nothing sailed on sunday
e.: &c.; !ssssl
q RslS
ieoEi. CID lth big zo:, GAYLE, Rio j.seIo. sch, ygi
ysosiio s'is Mida: Ws Indies Champion 81 Johns Mt;
FsAsrSosT, Dec IMX brig Rnh Stevens, NYok
% Ns% New sI
Dc % S.
zon, Fiz. suripam.
Sid 26rh schr Eagle. Haskeil, do. 80 .
Nrw.onT. Dec s-AT sch: ChI,tsns Brcwa Mach Tor
Pare. R A ar, Ss GG1|pSMa S
Henry ,Wooti' Chamberlain. Jamaca Gen Taylor Libby
PRovINoErowS. Dec l-sd schr Cygnet trom New York;
Esstport
YoE SID ai,h ;eh. Coinei. Holmes: FisdsiisIsbuS vo.
liant, Simmons, Baltimore. - a.
RcHMorD DEF l-Arr brig Maria Mlet, fhonaston; schs
Thf
THoMAsroN Nov Sold bark Roxans Curling, New o.
leans Sid 2,h ahip Mary Adelne Creighton, dos brig
Keock Keock, dos schr Madison, Kelock, Charleston;
2slh, bark Robt Walsh, Singer Mobile:
WARaEN RI Dec I-sld ship Vsndalia tnew) Norton, Of
and Tor NYork. -,
WiLMINoTor. Dec 2-Arrbrig Lisbon, Smith. Havana Ga
Gradalcnpe; Gardner Wright WHITAKER Ph;sdelphis; sch
ster do; Thorn Sandford do; Jones' rifng Boston
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LIVERPOOL CLAssIyIcArIoN.
Neto Orleans
Mob b Ter

FuH.-Since last report 900 quintals Of dry cod
had arrived, and were held at 50 62k Some that had
arrived previously going into stsre We heard of
sales Of moment 400 barrels maokerel
had arrived. There sales reported The market
remained rather dull Herrings-Sales of 100 barrels
gibbsd were made ut So so.
FRuIr-sales of bunch rasins light and sales Of
wot dried $500 to 500 boxes reported at 81 S.
good dried held at 81 e5 S..
HKMr.-No change.
LEAD.-Nothing Of moment transpired.
MoLAssEs Sales Of 500 barrels New Orleans were
reported at go
Naval SroREs.-The market continued quiet and
prices were nominaliy the Saturday.
Dealers were waiting steamers news. .--..r
ola -Linseed-Engsh continued dull, with small
sales ct 65c City pressed continue to quote at 81
60 Shipping whale held at 32kc, while 32o was
offered Crude inactive at 81 &C. The last sales OF
spsrmaciu madb ct $50
PRovsIoNs.-Mess and prime pork very dull
way selling at S4 so Beef-Sales of 100 bills
Hams made ut SO 60 sales Of 100 bbls new pork
Hams and shoulders made at 80 for tho hams
NJ DC fer the shoulders. Lard inactive, without
change in quotations. Cheese-Good shipping cheese
was worth 6Aa7c, with some more inquiry for export
Butter No change
RICE Sal since last report have reached about
100 tierces at % 25 a So 80.
SEED-Sales Of 700 bushels lnseed at l35c, and 30
Heroes timothy at SIT per terce. No sales Of clover
reported
svoAR-Ths market was quiet and We heard of no
sales OF moment.
TALLow-Sales Of 800 lbs were made at skc
WHALEBoNE-Sales Of IL 900 lbs made at $50.
WHIsxBY-Sales of 800 bbls State prison were IN ade
Mt 200 including some lots reported at 26c The
ket closed with little more hrmness
FREIcHTs.-Cotton engaged to Liverpool ut g. l6d
meal at lsod. To London and Havre rates remained
about the same
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the Let Of ls4s In the fses OF this falling
OF in the amount Of specie hand the circulation has
increased than fty per osnt showing that with
the increase in paper issues and the increase In the
amount Of specie in circulation, there 10 . greater
volume Of currency now in existence than have had
before In many years More than three quarters Of the
recent uportaons Of specie have gone into the hands
Of the people; and 1t will be pretty dicult to draw it
from them. There Is more specie in the channels Of
commerce than known before In the history Of
this country; and Is the Mexican trade opens
with much activity, immense quantities Of specie will
md its way into oar markets, and restore that oonn
dsnce which has been partially destroyed
Our banks In . strong position. Notwithstanding
the recent shipments Of specie there Is still sufficient
left and the probability Of large supplies soon flowing
In upon us Is such as to give strong hopes Of i'm
provemsnt In financial affairs throughout he country
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ShlppinV Iuteltigence.

BosToN, Dec O'Clock, rM-Arr ship Mag ara Nye, New
Oeans banks AEof Green Malaga; Chusan Fsya 10th ut;
stamboul. Kenrck Smyrna Oct 10 pessd Gibraltar Nov
Jas Andrews New Oheans schs Pacific, Washington NC;
Vermont, Albany.
TeIegraphed ships Leode from Cadlx Tarquin from Liv.
erpooI; brigs souther. Hudson, and Michigan.
Capt Green, Of the bark Az,f, which arrived hi, mornng
repos that on the Sd miles OF Cape Cod Lighthouse
he saw large ship ashore with hcr snd ssr al stand
she had apparently been but short time IN that 'tuaton
The weather thick at the time;
Capt Watt OF schr Vermont which arrived this morning
from Abny seeing Yesterday large aud small
vessel mes Of Highland Lights the msss Of both
vessels The large vessel was probably the ship
reported by the ALof . -
sunset, very esm observation, nothing OF the Bsnnis
Spokr-5hip Corolanus. Turner Apaachicola lSept
o. for Trieste Nov Cape Trafalgar bearing ESE 80 miles
Brig Amulet from Thomaston for Key West Dec lat 49,
Ion 60 80
Fsysl Nov TO- brig Habiugsr, Brown for Boston 10 ts
NEW ORLEANS, Nov 2s-Cd ships NJ Mary. blifen, rev
Yot; Vermsn Boston; Harriet Augu,ts Robinson, Liver
pool Iowa Parker Havr, rarhisn Woodbury., Boson bark
phs, Merrill do
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Died.

On Sunday evening, sARAH, wife Of George Mortimer
- The friends and Of the family are res
pectfuy invited to attend her funeral from Is Wooster
Pm.
On the morning Of the 9TH ns In the 23d year Of her
age, ANN ELIZA Dickinson, wife Of William Depew.
The relations and friends of the deceased are respect
fully requested to attend her funeral from 81 sank
Tuesday the 9TH inst at half past O'clock without
further invitation.
suddenly, on the 9Th instant, OF consumption, MIR.
HESRY DAccErr, in the 10th year Of his age
The relatives and friends Of the family invited
attend his funeral this Tuesday, aflernoon at
O'clock from the residence Of his brotherin law Geo
Whitaker, No 10 Lexington Avenue.
On Sunday evening Dec 8, ELIZA ArNE, wife of VIII.
liam Bell, Esq aged "a years
The friends OF the family respectfully invited to
attend the funeral from her late residence No o. l2h
street, on Wednesday at az PM Services will be per-
formed at the Church of the Annunciaton, I4.h st.,
atAPM. = ~
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OVERLAND EXPRESS.
ANOTHER ARRIVAL FROM VERA CRUZ.

The steamer Galveston from Vera Cruz arrivedst New
Orleans the 25th She brought later news having
left Vera Cruz the same day the Alabama She
touched at Tampco the a2d, end brought lsO dis
charged soldiers. She spoke the Florida, from Vera
Cruz, short OF provisions.
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Weekly tSeport OF Deaths

IN the Ly ana County Of New York IRON 2Tth day
A, November To the tth day Of December, 1917.
MEN o2i Women 49,; 5oys Sd: Girls S. Total2.2.
DISEASES.
Abseess, ApopleIy4 Asthm, IL Heading q. Heading
mo lungs Bronchitis 2; Cssuies Q; Cole, q; Con-
20 CONCLUSIONS, 10: Group, 6; Congestion
,bra :, u pgs' Debility. o. Dsum uemens /; Dsr.
Dysenterv iS ~ popsy IN the head. II; Drowned
s GO tsmusnt do scarlet 8; do typhoid /; do
10, 81 disease OF D. Inf animation of brain 81
i0asmmston Of ,, powss Inflammation Of Kidneys u;
.:mpennce Jsuadics /; MafSrmson I, sM1, . ~ ~
nssi,n a. sc,ofs y ssslsy o rr,m,tuie birth l. Rhsa
eide. ]; Ulcers. 1; Unknown w W a' uSoase' ~ cur
Age-Under one year, 80; to years "a ,,o a.. 81, =.
~ 20 to 30 20; 30 az 10 To- So a. 81 % ~
"toDG mto 20, TO- 30 TO 90 q Ioa AID upwards wv y
- A w. WHITE CIV Insn.c,or
City Inspector Once. Dee. 4. Is41 wy i"'pec'or'
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Nav York Cattle Market

#DKo at market 1900 beef cate, 80 and calves
and $500 sheep and lambs.
Beef Cattle There hasbse fair business done dur
ing the week. at prices fully up to those quoted In
last. Sales at from SIS TO 81 So in quality About
half the offerings Southern and the remainder New
York State cattle. 80 head shipped to Bermuda, and
about $50 head left over unsold
Cows and Caves--The market has been better sup
piled the last week than ordinarily and buyers have ope
rated to corresponding extent All sold at prices rang
Ing from SIS to S2S SAT So
sheep and LsmbsPrces Of sheep from 81 25 to 81 rs
s. Lambs 81 a 81 so Left over $50
Hay--Sales ut from 62l<c to Sic per cwt.
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Stock Mark cts.

PHILApELrnA. Dec 6i0O0 State 6's ST. 1000 Treasury
notes 60 1907 1000 Wilmingt railroad 36Sn State 81
;dns, Saies-looo State Ga az 200 City IS. lo2; 200
ing r,ilrosd bonds 7ox Second Board Site ss o.
1,e 90 223o do do 1910 Reading Raoad bonds
d ss Ga, ,SrS slx aGer Saiss-asoo Lo,ne g. ss
copper 10; 100 Girsrd Bank ioK 500 State S. 1872.
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Cleared.


tss ss.. oTnp Nun
ay: Manchester Smith, New Orleans Frost Hicks; Fla
yius, CooI. Mobile, W Rowland st. Co; Sutton Ekernan,
Bais@Issbei. Sheppard Rio de Jausro. Mason Thomp'
BrjYs-Monssratte. Collins, - MSrDs, Dafand W;
.Robert Bruce. Wade, Belize, Hon, Wood; Hesn Mas
Giles Bermuda. Nssmth & Walsh Helen. I'D Heane 81
John: t sss:y Eos. sxs
wei wce5. M Ms:s: sno~ BncIspoI
SchsDorcas Titiob, Culacoa.J Fouke Soni Compagss
(B Porter Halter Bsshs Nc Eve W;,ndaon NJ trMpf, No.
Crssdy Co; Columbus Knspp Alexandria stu'ges Clear
.rh;s vessel was reported BY Of the hsyng
on Saturday We the error by copying Many
when in fact they hlvo only made preparation.
Arrived
Brig Republic Baker, Para 10 days with 500 bxs india rub
her Anon bbls rice II bbIs baisam, to J Bishop.
Drig Olive Augur St Martins. ls days. and st Ihomss
J,vs with 1000 bushels salt Schlesnger Ls at st
WYix Relief Brown. Chery6eld, days. with lumber. to
RI Hr;s abos sawve,, Chenyheld, Me.
Ser, l. MITCHELL Adams, Nrwbefn NC, 10 days with pa
VA stores to Blackwell Sid IN CO with sem Ann n.y.
Sch Marietta Burr Dearborn, Richmond. 10 days. to Allen
sh, Priucetou Bowker Brandywine to Allen Psx'on.
Schr WIN jenkins, Vanderbilt, fn'iade'Pn".
Schr Mary Hammond, Hartmann, Chsuyhsd, 10 days. to
Schr Cabot, Nickerson, Bo.son.
~ Below
q briggs, unknown. ..u.a-
Ship Manchester New Orlsan' bark Stafford do brig Alex
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Ycrald Marine Correspondence.

YcraId Marine Correspondence.
Pu,LApELrHyA, Dec 6, M-Anived.BIig President
KALI. Cbsss. Dishton; Caroline, Pratt Newbsn. NC
Bsow-Yark Nsshya, skaats, New Orleans; schr United
Ciesred-BIg, salo. Rich, Boston; Acorn, Hoyes so
berr Wsin Baker do: schs Challenge fks do; Albert
Hale, Chase, do; Richmond. Hsrord do; Edward brown
nA'0''"'"' Miscellaneous Record.
PACKET SnIp AsRBURTor for Liverpool, will sail this
monins bags will close tie usual places durns the
Sur BALArcrThe published putting this vessel
ashore on the rocks of the Battery rather extended Tor an
OF orciI nature lhero yet 10
wht ther tho vessel touched at all.
BARK LucRErIA Jones' of and from Providence for Pctou
Ms (beoIc Tepoed) wcut ashore on the est oe o. Cspe
George Of The night oil sund,y the 18TH
u The vessel made lee than was upon
deceived the who supposed that he shord clear
The Cape by four miles She is total wreck The hull and
been ordered TO DO sold Tor the beneh OF all
commemorative former where she hes and the latter arrived
Pctou on the 10th ult
CHATHAM Dec srars Of two vessels have been picked
work Of an old vesse berth boards one pillow part Of l?ng
boat boats chock nearly some empty boIes 3e hIsn
cause fears thar vessel has been connck w
had favorable vessels would have gone oun
search. -,
Sem JANE Of and from Augusta for Boston with aeos
load Of hsy into Ipswch Bay in the blow o. Tr
10Th nit was driven the bar and cane TO ancnor IN ~
wirh River with little DAMAGE except having Balls split ~
Friday last she remained al anchor there
L.urcuA fine ship Of 900 bn for the ifsehtnf on
sinsss have been launched 10 day az n.y. ny
the yard Of Brely Son, Ken.inGtop-irhii D'
s,n., Andrew. from New Orleans for Boston, Dec D.
I" ''Pe ''"' Foreign PUrts.
U.luAx Nov 7l-Au brig Mofen, Ornef. Fhiladeiphn.
The Rsndssr from do, had days passage
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pRopERIEs. pENTEDLEs Blanche. ct Rep.les. lls
5Issi N.w Pos sss1 W:
:s 'isf n N:
ACES AND msso,DERirs repaired .,s cleaned !.
~ Tsasa S;s,I Rs e
s.s ~:
Ra sf5z ;ye s:Y buck house and
s9S ' ana A;a
H:s .s1i Oh; sHs
iHss s'ST s6N
sum. to .at : d s.s.M.In.Is
Nav YoKK AcAPSEMY Of MED If z. i. v fol-
s0Ha S of tn. PTS' and
dsmS srei The Svs.oa Of the science,
=
q :;.s &: % j s
K: e si aud e..
As;'}; Ess: 4 Es
sis Fnas
sfss sa%ss' s!s S:i s
. WS .%.: .s%s G SsT
S:ss IhS Ga%e
". g. Clements, Ge. Clinton T6oma, Cock, TSo%a.
t. Cox, John Crane W. j. Cullen John DsT,s, Edward
Deassd ". DctmSd, Henry Downs, Bepj ,m;n D.ske.
Earle David a. Edgsr Aug: q. Elliot Thos w Elicit.
suson, Floyd I. Ferris Lynde G. Ferris LIm F.k.
Edward a." F,a KIM Thom.. n Fanaiis, Aug Gs,d
net, Jeha Garr,n Seth Grer IT, Charles T. Oil y: r
John Crham4 III M Gray, Horace Green Isaac Greene,
I'M a Ha ree H.: h NJ Ha,'sS H,
soqt H. Haqsnbfook otephen a. haIns john HAT, yonn
q neMa "A. y 1snr'uuef inns enschei, al " negsu,k
4eorge herfi0t, w. a. ,doDar D;hnl ". hogan Moo,e
Holt ihoa: " Horsneid Samuel ., Hubbard " n Hunt-
,ngt9n r. hntchmson George w ives John ives w m
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Pfttsburg and ConneIIsviIls Railroad.

o,
The Pittsburg and Connesvills Railroad Company
elected directors todsy favorable to the Connesville
road, viz Larmer, Bryant Hogg Tolter, Fuller, Plum
Gazam
Seventy stockholders held another meeting and elect
ed another board OF directors favorable to the Western
route.
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On Monday morning Och instant, by the Rev. Obs
Skinner Mr. WILLIAM L. YoULE, to Miss SARAH E,
eldest daughter Of Capt r Wright all of this city
At Fiatbush, ON the LIST instant, by the Rev Doctor
Strong, WILLIAM r. WARroRp and FRANCES AMELIA
BuIKLrY.
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0RIGl NAL PAINTINGS FROM EURoPE-Thi, ,y,
ping uesd'y) aud the day after "wednesday al seven
~, select collection Of Luch French and tat
i rsanngs al by eminent maste;s will be sold at auo
~ Lns vranite Buildings Gallery, no. 2si Broadway.
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MIR. Holley, m. G. from New York.

WARRINGTON, Dec 6-Evening
Mr. Holley, member Of Coos ress from New York was
In his ssat to-day, but has b, quite ndisposed since
the adjournment. His death WAS currently reported
worse
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Suspension Of the Lewlstown Bank.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 6, ls47.
The Lewistown Bank, at Lewisto wn, Pennsylvania,
allied to-day
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rHB ELECTION OF SPEAKER.
wAsHisoros, Dec. 8, ls47.

WAsHiNoTos, Dec. 8, ls47.
Hon GroasE NJ. DALLAS, Vice-Prssident Of the
United States, called the Senate to order at noon.
Prayer by the Rev. Mr. slicer
The names of seventeen Senators were called, who
went forward and were duly qualified
The following Senators were absent viz :-Webster,
Bald vim Clayton PesIce, Calhoun Bsrrisn Colquitt,
Ls.is, Bsgby. Bell Benton, Yules.
ONCE motion Of Senator BREEsE, Of illinois, mes.
sage sent to the House Of Representatives ANNOUNCE
ing the organisation Of the Senate.
On motion Of Mr. FAIRFIELD, Of Maine, the hour of
meeting daily was fixed 1t IL O'clock noon.
On motion Of Mr.. CAMERON, of Penusylvsnis, each
Senator authorised to order four daily newspspers
Adjourned at quarter past O'Clock, p. M.
HOUSE REPRESENTATIVES,.
The HOUSE Of Representatives was called to order 1t
noon, by Mr.. French, the Clerk. Two hundred and
twenty members answered to their names
On motion Of Mr. Adams Of Massachusetts,, the House
proceeded to ballot for Speaker.
The whole number ofvotes the first ballot was 220,
viz
In Ballot I'D Ballot Sd Ballot.
Linn BOYD, lD Of Ksn,aeEy.. 81 81 si
4. Ms ssciaSia tb D} aeh' ssa.
Mr. Winthrop having; received majority, de.
Messrs vinton and Mckay Having returned thanks in
able eloquent and patriotic address, he was sworn In
In conclusion Of the third ballot Mr. Levin (native)
Of Philadelphia who had twice previously voted fer j.
r ngersoll, (whigD changed his vote and supported
MIR Holiness dem of South Carons, refused to vote,
and another member retired from the hall thus reducing
tho whole number to 2l6 votes.
resolution was adop ed, authorizing the appoint
ment Of the usual committees inform the Senate Of the
organic of the House, and wait the President
[ rules 81 me last sIrep Inc one ths
month.
committee was appointed to retire and simplify .
Clerk Of tho House; when, motion, the House ad-
journed until ~ O'Clock, NJ, to morrow.
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

Nxw YoRK Monday Afternoon, Dec. g.
The continued absence of the steamer Britannia daily
looked for had the effect OF checking operations in
breadstuhs. Flour however, frmer with moderate
salss, at full prices Wheat also frm with fair
demand, aud sales Of Ohio were made terms stated
below Corn was also In fair demand, at steady prices
Sales Of round yellow made at a slight advance.
Oats were steady at Saturdays rates Rye sold at fac
ton lower. Barley remained about the same with small
saes Meal sold freely at steady prices Pork continu
ed dull, and prices Of prime and mess nominal In
groceries there very little Of Importance DOING and
prices continued about the same.
AsHEs-sales Of pots were reported at rs 62k SIS u.s.
and some so or rs bbls pearls reported sold at
81 37ka 81 90.
BrEswAx-Yelow remained inactive at $40.
BREApsruFrs-Flour-Sa Of 1900 bbs Now York
State made, deliverable in April ut SO 37H Sales
Of about 5000 bbs made including Gsnesee at Sc
37H and Oswego at So 49, 800 do Yates county little
better than common sold ct SO So and 56 do Ganesee
pure ct the price; 800 do Troy, sold at Sc SIX
Southern continued inactive o small lot Of 100 bbls
Richmond country, sold at So SIX Wheat-Ssles Of
$500 bushels Ohio were made at 1866; 2600 do do. at
1900. and $500 do do. sold at l34o Corn-The sales
footed up about IL 900 Misunderstanding mixed at
IS q TAG and dat yellow ut rs 76o aud 1000 round
Northern yellow ut ITO Med-Sses of 1900 1900 bbls
New Jersey reported at So So Rye-sales footed
up about 1000 bushels at SIC in tho slip to S7kc dev
cred. Rye Ffour-76 bbls sold at 81 sax, and small
sales Of do. were made at 81 rs, Bariey-We only
heard Of small sale Of 800 400 bushels, Ut 76c Oats
No change since Saturdays report
Receipts dovn the Hudson Riper, Dec 6.
rlour. o,eOO perreb
Sorn MEAL sou DO.
TAu~ A. -
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No CHkE 80 rAY-pn EOKBET,I y Dusns s.Isst
may be consulted in the treatment of certain delicate DIS
eases practice Of fourteen yenrs, devoted to venerea
disease Recent cured in four days No mercury used
diet business pursuits Structures cuped in
two weeks with scarcely any pain CoNsrIruriorAL
DEsriTy Those individuals who have INDUCED In GER
sociey Remember 10 Duane street, next door to Pr John
sons. d7 l~m
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Port OF New York, December 2, l6A7.
AIN Rnss.. .........7 lSl nooN sErs............ -
sUN sErs.. 80. 80. 80 HIoR wArER %
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CoryEK.-The market continued inactive without ma
terial change in quotations
CoTroN -There was no disposition shown by holders
or buyers to make operations to day; and conse-
qusnty quote dull market at the quotations.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-07

VU ANTED-A Gentle and L,dy, who are well quail
w 6d 10 the charge Male aud Female Academy si'n.
ni,J in IN. Town Of Fsrmvie Union Pri5h Louis
location noted for health and good water married man
preferred. Address W. W., Hornds Motel 0N'm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-07

RRoDERIEs, DENTEDLES, Blanchiss ct RepsIees ! y
dc Paris ore services DANES de New York pour
eparer neuf toue soe de denteies
co.'s bonnea mancbettes etbroderies Mile M demeure NO.
l0i Spring street, pres de Broadway.