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WARRINGTON, July 20, 1917.

WARRINGTON, July %, lS47.
The Navy Department.
Throughout the whole Of this the navy has con-
Quoted itself magnihcenty under the supervision Of Sc
cretary Mason. The great secret of the harmonious
operations Of the department and the service lies in the
fact that heart and soul Judge Mason has identified
himself with the service. Mr.. Bancroft able
man. but he was unpopular His innovations upon the
rsguls Ions Of the service however well intended
ated in measure the department from the navy proper
Judge Mason has closed up the breach The officers of
tho navy young and old look him their friend and
not as their judge This is the right position in which
to stand, especially In time of There be
harmony where there Ia a lack Of confidence. Where
the confidence s complete the service rendered irwin
chile So II is now. One great security to this conf
dsnce and harmony between the department and the
ships IL that the Secretary trusts important
letter to amanuensis He writes 1t himself and the
slightest invasion Of those rules Of etiquette which
govern the service, is thus carefully avoided Mr. Ban
croft was austere, though able man. Mr.. Mason
10 like an old commodore at the head of all the squad
ron. Herein lies the whole distinction. RATLINE.
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nR. FAWCETT'S CARD.-l am member Of the Royal
- College Of Surgeons and of the Jefferson College, Pha
depha and graduated when the lamented DR. George
Ian and Professor Revere Urgently deceased and pI. Pft
Mans PUBLISH
bs
Seo9. 40 81 eses my 'T TENKY fx%cEr
jy24 lt.rc ll3 Greenwicn street
TMPQkTANT THIS WARM WEATHEK;;-Monthly
Tickets emitting the holder the Of the Warm, Cold
Shower and Swimming Baths 600 Broadway for 81 50,
be had IN the Reading Room. -, ,,,,, co
Present holders oftckets Of course allowed the rvi-
eges arrangement Entrance for Ladies' 34 Crosby
ja2 ltsrc
i HEADS GRADUATED MAGNETIC MACHINE
This instrument is an important improvement over all other
forms Of manufacture and has been adopted by the medical
al Magnetic Machine in 1t is perfectly simple IN con-
ructon and therefore liable get out Of order the
CONTROL and be graduated power adapted for
FAINT sufficient for the adults pleasure Of
operator The magnetic force is impaired IN continuous
patient requires assistant in Its USE and IN every
spect perfectly harmless. =,
Many of the performed by this instrument truly
wonderful of them diseases Of the most cha
known TO the medical protesson Among others may
ScIofqa Propsy 1esnssi Smrvs
sm, Paralysis, Epiecc Fits Headache and particularly
diseases which may be referred to the Nervous system
others in reference be made to several Of the most
distinguished in the medical profession who have used them
in great variety Of complaints with surprising success
single trial will test their advantages ,-. =,
Each Machine compacty arranged with battery and all
necessary appliances up IN neat Accom-
Price OF lie machines complete So sl2. They be
readily sent to part country and each instrument
ManufictuTed and sor sale, wholesale and retail. by
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WARRINGTON, July ~, ls47.

The Long Pole.
IT said that the longest pole brings down the per-
simmons Mr. Crutohett the solar gas man, is deter
mined to have the fruit He Is fixing pole ninety
odd feet long, to out above the great dome ohe capt.
to some forty feet and the top pole there be
a.. chinese magic lantern Of some 1900 pounds Two
lst 1t will net lightning conductor to the rotunda
Id 1t will be the means, in high wind of destroy.
ing the dome, and thereby Of getting new one
And there is yet a third advantage.
I'd 1t will with its stays, shut of the sky light from
the pictures In the rotunda render
to burn gas in the day time.
4th: The whole concern may perhaps fall through
and Kill of half dozen candidates for the Presidency
while Congress Ia in session debating their claims
We hope, therefore, that the will be carried out
Your truly NOUS VERRONS
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MEXICAN PRIvATEERs.-A letter has been re-
celved as late as the 2lst June, from our vgilant
consul at Gibraltar by his friend in Washington. In
this he refers to the capture OF the American bark
Carmeita of Ivica by pretended Mexican privateer
The consul had suspected the character of this craft
but his letters had not reached there In time In
have her detained Everything possible had been done
for the protection of American commerce in the neigh
borhood Of Gibraltar Our consul had found the Span
the general of Agesras aud the Spanish consul at Glib
ratar At the time he feared that this prvateer was
cruising about the straits the general of Algesras
his request ordered steamer and two Of war
to cruise from Cape Trafalgar to Malaga, the pur
pose OF boarding the suspicious craft should
but her commander was 30 well known there that he
carried his prize to Barcelona adjudication but there
our consul prepared for him. and acting upon our
treaty with Spain of 1895, the commander and of
this pirate placed in the Barcelona prison. are
about to be tried for piracy The consul at Gibraltar
having requested his colleagues the islands
adjoining the southwest coast of Africa to commune
cate these facts to Commodore Read and to the COM
manders Of Of vessels of he in hopes that
the day not far of before shall be favored with
the presence Of vessel Of of the United States In
these waters He says that during the previous week
he had suspicious Of Spanish craft which had arrived
from Barcelona and said to be bound to Tarfa in bal
last Through the Spanish consul there was enabled
to have her sent to Agesas where the Governor
had her strictly examined but her papers and every
thing else being found correct she received
ance The consul states that, from what the United
states consular agent at Oran writes him. he thinks
the stir made about the pretended Mexican privateer
will induce Marshal Bugeaud to issue order the
purpose Of not permitting Spanish contraband
mount any pieces Of cannon their decks while in
the ports of Ageraa serious affair for those who
pend upon this illegal traffic
We understand that the Princeton, Capt Epgle sails
to-day for the Mediterranean.
The Allegheny Is ordered on from the gulf to the
north. As soon as she is manned with sufficient crew.
which expected to be promptly DONE she too goes to
the Mediterranean under the command Of Lieut. Hun
ter under whose auspices she equipped at Ptsburg
-Washington Union, July -.
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Passengers Arrived.

LTERrooL--Packet ship Sddons-J Wilson Gray. De-
!rot; Alexander Cir Joseph Gray Dublin Geo tedenck
Logan S,atoga JGhS MIX CSk; ssnderson Mrs San
Connolly DIeghsds Richard Kelly kosseoumcn; Mr. 9'su
Clare; Miss Delahunt, Belfast-3t2 in steerage
CoRx-Bark Prince Radali-Miss ODriscoll Miss Fitzge
rald-78 in stecrage.
.NEw Oar EANs-Brg Georsians-Mp Titus and child New
York; Mrs Love, Mrs O'Heara, of do.
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Domestic Importatsons.

New OaLEArs--Brg Ceorgiana.s. beis flour Adams &
Hawthom-l6 sacks Conklin Smith20 sacks wheat
Souther, Brothers co-S77 bbIs hour to order.
New ORLEANs-Schr Ellen-7I cks bbs mdse 1900 pieces
iron SO oak ship knees 1850 horns bale
30 bbIs Haven cos bbls ck Trowbridge2ss hides 10
aims usrd COZ bbls 5k wheels small do pcs castings
10 do ron Sseor 600 bbls Abby kFsman3oo hides
CIadin-23 bbls 70 order
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Philadelphia Cattle Ma rlket.

july 22-Oferings consist Of 1910 beeves mostly from
the west including some Virginia cattle; $50 head were
taken to New York. $50 COWS land calves 4S0 hogs and
1850 sheep and lambs.
Prices-Beeves generally in poor order and sold
accordingly at $5h tx the 100 lbs; TO head left
Cows and CalvesSales at So IL for Dry $l2 ~ for
Sprngers, and SIS 80 for fresh Cows Hogs Ia
ken at So q the 100 lbs Sheep and Lambs brought
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COMMERCIAL INTELLlGENCE.
Cnftnn NJ vlr a.

The market yesterday closed quiet which has been at.
rbuted chiefly to the fact that those parties who have
been large buyers through the week were engaged with
their correspondence for the French steamer of to-
day The sales Of the day estimated at 1900 bales
Europe from Southern port We quote
LIVERPOOL CLAssIFIcATIoN.
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Sales of Stocks Mt Boston,

ErcHANGE BOARD, July 29-3 Vermont and Massachusetts
Ka,lfoad ooh Northern Railroad lo3; % Portland, Saco
and Portsmouth Railroad, o3 Is Norwich and ester
Railroad 3 50 Reading Railroad, bl3d 33 Long Island
Ral,oad 10 li6 sc Boston aud Providence Railroad 1885,
do O81s 1862 do 1924 IS East Boston ompsny. 1876 do
q 7,l6 10 Western Railroad, 1lO12 Western Railroad
Rights, %; 5 do. l 40; 10 do, IS.
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II sosn. an w,shssi nsusI and without pIc:STwo p
se.as. q having
saa viii nj ss
DR.. BEACH's BOOKS AND MEDICINES.
consulted S.ais. adre: hs
win b treated EishSa. Mercury other poisonous
ad De- a'Sd'
and an S.1s sD
al & e. s sS b s. sss
the aS' AMERICAN E nc PRACTICE OF MEDICINE.
with which has been uneaued in the history Of
All patients who visit this Office win Be prescribed for
will will s sas 4 possible - .tA
has sa s ahEs uIoSs
a"S bss s d1
Il ssssay Pc
sive Of their Of the science safety certainty
%ss following Diseases other Of chronic
PIEs w Ss bleeding Or Blind Of Tumo
gSSH III s.s 81 :: tn. Kidneys
coG IesN esl Consumption. Bronchitis and al. other dis
ESFhs Sstf Eli RHHSs sa 'tfi HEAD and all
GSassSs EPlfGffE AND EARS treated Without
cuppng scarifyns eechins bistsrng' OF inc use Oh In
SSIhS shsH Pss,s Or ssSfIiEsR MoRBus
TIC SdTTs Ssas the Face and
sSGrSE R4N rs EHE I'D Hh NsFIfSS
various stages and all diseases resulting from syph TIC
E Fs~. Or s.Ds.: . s
and and Head Papisston Of the Heart Nervous Debi'yco
BsExsE White Swelling. F'l0n' or wh0wal
S6EEs Ulcer # w AssS character
fSHn and ne
r sf5Gi'rss .'s MuMrs MEASLES cRour
~ ss$; ssS g.:
bRNS ssalis 9uad: Guu gru 1,"a &C. or Ab.c.,...
in AN
''''0n.x 1n PERMANENT CURE WARRANTED.
30 cheap Of disease cannot be Obtained " s S s
M .fS as1s $s;s
y. si re-
Visited ,h., house. in u,r,u, e.,., If re.
residing Of s fssusy * ssqS S
A5Gs.s ~ Fa.s% s BY mail N. %n; * post PAID
GdSL Is Fk5Ss Hr qREs4a En-
been extensively used all the city, and throughout
s s1aa sss 's': n1
this wonderful medicine in the cure Of all o.
cleansss The blood morbid matter .cToa.
By The
an sId the the
Spsas s eousSs cod
s s1s .yS
a Il t. bowels Is s ssd md
performs y lou ss as.ss Of anS
nervous diseases Use this mastery incidence and will
used externally
medicine T m r. osps e 10 m unuom
%on Vermifass bringing awey ali kinds Of and pin
"s$s a sass a w. Now York
eitS p.y 1msIs:a Is:!i
for Sti i: superiority he RsdfOd dls:. h:
s;s'f %S ss y. csmn.e tn. American
sha &c hsS Il: .:
CT he Hs
The having used the above ds.crib.d gI. In
ss1s e?
an sse
E!!:$ Robert t ai s $;jjs;::
Warner ( Kierstea. Isaiah Rogers.
HisssT's:r SssS.s.t S:iSiS fPI R;Sa,
John Fream. IT, Thomas Thomas
ad hare ss q % ne
rom as 70 1880 quality PSes. b
had .. wi. B. forwards $oRSz zs V XRRsis
CHABEKT ats: n: medium @ intern h, b:
practice of medicine at No. as Grand street :.
III H, Th s ss
will sssn the so
ofsuie1ng humanity il in the power OF human aid to 90 So
Magic Iootha:h: M.tu5r wsaned to afford immsd
d
" MI fKAY LEIGH ON, MD has removed ~. Of
a.: Nous sm ''; tx e Union
| M EDICAL ADVICE.-Dr, AMBROSE, member Of the
M College 4, be sSaS m
His SIS a. sSsp M.y long
Sew en speedily he
5ss'5e ssi$
ge,ton appetite headache bilious attacks gddne,s.
the chest haS!a,l
ene has ea with esoasry IN private
isSy y y wiz I:ys ~. ss
~ He every sufferer from the above complaints tina,
most debitstsd remedy contains mercury any
S'' Goes not sa "
F6Sk 4HE 81 x:
Of y0, Gsss Ms 4. IN. and s
diseases private nature confidently to
nury 70 the constitution or Confinement from business
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MARITIME HERALD.


tho Packets.
Ships to Sail.
LIVERPOOL.
Roscius, Eldridge, July %
!. Wright, Marshall, Aug I
Ashburton. Rowland, Aug 6
West Point. Allen, Aug IL
Yorkshire, Bailey. Aug is
PoRTsMouTH.
Marg't. Evans, Tinker, July "a
Prince Albert, Meyer. Aug 8
Am Eagle, Chadwick, Aug 8
HAvRE.
Admiral, Wotton. July a
Oneida, Fuuck, Aug I
Arg). Anthony, Aug .
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u OR the permanent Of primary secondary syphilis
yeneal ulcers, nodes complaint produced by
injgdcious use Of mercury OF unskul medical treatment
should this powerful purifier without DELAY az no person
consider himself safe after having the yeBeea disease
without thoroughly cleansing the system with this Justly css
brated Alternative.
Sold in single bottles 81 each cases Of half dos.p 70,
s.; carefully packed and N parts Of the Union
CONCENTRATED EXTKACT OF yARsAPARILLA
= QENTIAN AND SASSAFRAS,
DREPARED by the New York College of Medicine and
Pharmacy s'iablshed for The suppression Of quaekery;
the purifying qualities and curative powers 1.-THE herbs
is confidently recommended by the College superior any
extract OF Sarsapae present before public and may be
relied on as certain remedy for all arising FROM an
bosches pimples ulcer, pain the bones or joints
uodes cntsneous cruptons ulcs throat dis
ease arising from the secondary effects Of syphilis n;n
dicious use OF mercury
g IN cases ofhalf q dozen bottiss =. rs 50
Cases forwarded to all parts Of the Union
MA very hbsnlsdiscount TO Wholesale purchasers
WIS RlCH RDsoN, NJ D..
paw sstnsssas susst, New fsrh.
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kpklv.A1E DlSEASES-ESTABLIShED a. ID. l8tG
e FOR THE. SUPPRESSION OF QuACKERY:-Ths
Members Of the New York College of Medicine and Phasma
having devoted their attention during the last six 70
diseases OF private confidently promise to persons
recurring their services safe and without
injury the constitution confinement from business
PRIMARY CASES OF 0ONCpRHO,A, or Syphilis,
yield to their treatment in from four eight days. and tho
in oneird Of the me usually taken
W TR fis OF THE URETHRA considered by
medical ncurable) successfully treated without
70 those So ife ring from CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY
prudence the most beneficial effects be relied from
IMPORTANT N6TICEs-Pcnons suffering FROM any of
the above complaints residing the country, finding in.
them chest coptspiug all medicines REQUISITE q perform
their sy,aptons time Of cor traction al treatment received
elsewhere if any, and spce;inE ieg delay p9't paid drec.
Once Of the College Of Medicine and Phatmaey,
Is Nassau New lofk
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CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED.

Medicine and Pharmacy ofthe City Of New York Is
secret indulgence Of kind II nvsluao
remedy for Impotence stery, barrcnness unless depend
ing "a mahormation.
Single bottles 81 eaeh Of half dozen t5 carefully
acked and sent o all Of the Union ~
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Sales OF Stocks mt Philadelphia.

FEST BoAhp--io Unon Canal a6x; 30 u s. Bank, ~;
$50 u Treasury Notes. 1886 Pennsyvan Bank 33; lVo
Reading kR, 33 "a Union Canal teyk 5000 Reading RR
Bonds, Tx.
AFTER s,LIs-ilo Girad Bank, l3; so Allegheny Copper
State SIS, 79A, "
SECOND boARp-50 Girard Back, l3Is
AFTER SALKs0o00 State SIS 1000 do Tq3I. 5000 IT, g.
Treasury Notes 1906 Susauehenna, 49, 10 IT, g. Loan
es, 81, io6, 100 Lehigh 6s ~ 333 State S. 7sh
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vEJrEAIT,s SPECIFIC PILLS.

VELrEAUs SPECIFIC PILLS.
NOR the radical Of gononhoea, elect, seminal ennis
and all mocopuruen discharges from the urethra
These Pills the result Of twenty experience in the Hos
pits de Charlie Paris pronounced By ber celebrated
inventor Professor Vepeau an nable remedy for all
diseases of the uretha They effect In much shor
time than any other remedy without limiting the breath, c
agreeing with the stomach, confinement from busnes-
r., ice per boz
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VNHOLEsALE SHIRT WAREHOUSE, No. . Plsu
w street. I'd door from William where may be found
large Of Shirts Of every quality made n the latest
styles and Of superior workmanship Fancy ana ram Linen
Muslin and commoh Shirts, constantly on hand
Southern and Western merchapts respectfully invited 70
cali before purchasing. JOHN WOOLsEY 3. Pisn st.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1847-09-10

mediate energy among the farmers, and
continued for the two coming months
Delays, accidents TO the canal and
other difficulties present themselves more
frequently in the spring than in the fall,
and great savings will always be made
by pushing everything forward to market
SO soon as IT can practically be DONE
Chicago Com. Adr.
FLOUR AND GaATN.-T The Albany Ar
gus gives the returns OF the amount OF
grain &c. received at Albany for the Sd
oi August, and adds the following sum
mary of the returns up to the end of that
week:
Reducing the whe: to flour, the guam
tity left at tide water this year, compared
with the corresponding period of last year
shows an excess equal to l,l5S,7S7 bar.
rels of flour
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1847-09-10
4 BRITISH OUTRAGE on A.
MEXICAN SOIL.

The St Louis Republican learns.
from gentleman directly from the
scene Of the transactions. that n party
otBrIt'sh troops stationed in the vicinity
OF ScikIrk'S settlement, 4 short time
since made an excursion of several
miles INTO the United States as fast as
the establishment of the successors of
the American Far Company in the
Sioux country, in search of deserters.
whom they there found and arres-
ted.
Against this act Of invasion OF our
sol, and insuitto our natioal authority,
the agent nj the station demonstrated.
lie had nc.;hc- the authority, nor the
"'.t-> ot ness .ure: no. was ne dis
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1847-09-10
By TELEGR ApII.


Capt Taylo~, W.T., II Texan rangers.
lost i've men in fighting aod pursuing
GuerriiiaS, on the 6 h of August.
Canalcs is doing much harm 10 or
trains.
An instruction has been attempted il
lucatan by the Indians. The plan WIS
to murder ali the whites and mulattoes--
u the white 'men and children of
Tetic are said to have been murdered.
The President of Honduras had pro-
claimed sympathy for, and desired to a;d
the Mexicans.
lnterments from yellow fever in y. Or
leans on the 9th, 40. Deaths in Charity
Hospital same day, l ,. On the Goth num-
Der of deaths by yellow fever, So.
New YoaK, Sept. /.
Thurston, Loco, is elected to Congress
In Rhode Island.
Capt. Bnylor's scouting party, 81 men,
were all killed excepting three. They
were surrounded AMI massacred by so
Mexicans, near Ceralvo.
Deaths in New Orleans, by fever, in
crease. One hundred and twcntv-ss v,n
deaths last week orer the we k before.
Steamers Tama and Cote Joveusc
came in collision at Big Cypress Bend on
the Mississippi. The latter sunk an en-.
gineer drowned.
w. II. Polk, charge to Naples, has re-
signed his post, and is appointed M ,jor il
Sd Dragons, and will leave on Thursday
for SCOTS Camp.-Galcaa OK.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1847-09-10

NEW CALL FOR TROOPS. - The War
Department has just called for five new
regiments, exclusive of the regm mt from
Ohio, which Is already reported TO be in
readiness, and is now IN progress of being
mustered into the public service. and vii
IN few days be Ell rontc for Vera Cruz.
lhe i've regiments now called for are
TO be drawn from the following Siates:-
Two regiments from Kentucky, two from
Tennessee, and one from Indiana.
These five regiments are expected TO be
raised rapidly, and promptly placed in the
public service. Offers have already been
made, which induced the Executive 10
designate these States and to make the
necessary arrangements for cmbOdving
these troops without deav-Uash. I'm.
An INDIAN PRoPnETEss-The Cher
okee Advocate says, young girl of the
Cherokee nation recently fell into a trance.
and has since been prophecying 10 the
tribe. She saws that while in this mani
mate state, she held communion with in
visible spirits, who learned her song,
which she sings with great beauty and
effect. She has predicted one or two
deaths, which have come TO pass, and told
from her own feelings ola murder, at the
very time it was committed a distance
Of several miles from her home. She has
also purchased her burial clothes, foretold
at what time her death would take place,
and certain signs which would then be
seen, and from which the world could
Judge of the sincerity Of her professions,
and the truth of her revelations.
People from all sections are docking to
see her. There are many who consider
ncr case a singular one, and who, bcllcv-
ing in her inspiration, have become alar-
med and forsook the error of their ways.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1847-09-10

lame, lie had on "! 81 he left. black
frock coat, dark ve>i, stripped pans. nj
gray cap. Ii has been a~certained ti,ar
he siaid IT SIM on II, tl Oh WI Ter 81.
on Tuesday Ms Also that he passed
within Two miles of ms home going west
on the dakwona-o roaI on THURSDAY
morning and was ia~t seen The Fri iav io'-
lowing, On Eagle Prairie A. he was "a
man of steady habits AMI much attache d
to his family, his abSenca see more In-
accountable. ANY inforra.ion concern
ing him will he most gratefully cri.ed
by his afflicted FANNY
Please address A. Fraser, New Berlin
oust flee.
G1F Editors in the Territory are reques-
ted 10 copy the above notice.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1847-09-10
NEW YORK NJ ARkETS.
New York, Sept. : 3 p. v

Stocks opened firm, bu; fell off gradu.
ally. For Treasury notes ; only was bid
Sales Govt SKIES at 4-fiarIem 72l-
Norwich 6i!--L, Island BAL Ponnsvlva
MIA -
Sizzling is stca,ly, and be4 little is DO
ing in ffeights. The foreign news had
bat little effect on flour Th,r, Is Cii,
demand al previous prices. Corn IS he
vy--65c offered and 10 asked. Rye i:
scarce at 90 q 90. Barley 80 cents
Oats AZ a43 scents. Cosoa operators arc
wal ing for letters. Provisions are atoa1v
Sal es city mess beef at $40 so and rork
Sl5- Ashes are $7,75 for pearls--S5, 2 5
for pots. Wheat is heavy under the inllu
ence of the foreign news.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1847-09-10
LATER FROM EUROPE

r.o steamer Caledonia, Capt. LORI,
rived at Boston this morning, bringing
da,es from Liverpool TO the l9th August
'rnc folIow,ng are the Quotations at L'V-
crnool al that date or -,
past western Canal flour % a 2o1 f ]
rarrel Richmond and Alexandria,
+. = Us Cd. Baltimore and Phlladel-
" ,ssaa5s New Orleans. Ohio rs
pa. %, Sour aos 2ls- United States
w. 49, and mixed. per 20 lbs, : 81 s.
!" '''' Ped IS 81 MS 81. Indian Corn
~ - . 20, per quarter, Corn Meal, per
III t9sol3, 81. Oats, per 4 > lbs IS q
al" "a Barley per 80 lbs 3 81 a Is 81.
oatmeal per 80 lbs 20s us Rye per
1,0 lis 30s 31s.
Prime mess beef per ticrcc, new, 9oS q
ID. 81. Ordinary, S2s a SIS. Mes per
III 5os q sc lis As Pork-PfIme
mos ncr bbl 65, 70s Prime AS q 90
R,cop dried ana smoked, old, 33s a los
ae, cvt Long middlcs in salt, 45sa G5s,
Short do 45, a G2,. Cheese, fine. 63S Il
- per cwt-mlddling, 4Gs n 49s-ordin
,rv los n 4is. Hams smoked or dried
= canvass. 4Os a SIS rer cwt in sacks
allied sos a Is. Rice Carolina dressed,
1T quality, lss 22s-2nd do is Oi