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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-22
The Election.


From the Philadelphia n. American Of Saturday
The Primary Election yesterday passed off very
quietly.
At the early hour that we were compelled to 20
20 press il was impossible TO obtain any very salts
factory results from the outer Districts.
In the City the Wings have Dobly maintained
their positon-having carried by large malorltles
fifteen out OF the seventeen W ards
Ofthe two Wards lost By Us. the Democrats have,
as usual. Upper Delaware, aud the Natives North
Mulberry.
The Wings have gained an Alderman in the City
By the election of Robert K. tombstone in Lombard
Ward.
The Natives have lost ground in the City, the
Democrats having elected large majority OF Ia
spectors and COnstables in Lombard and Locust
Wards
The Democrats have carried six out of seven
Wards in the Northern Liberties. In the Fourth
the Wings have their usual large majority The
Wings have also elected sn Assessor in the First
Ward.
A majority Of the Wards in Spring Garden have
gone for the Native Americans. The contest IN
this District was in the First Ward, between g.
w. Ash, ID aud William Hinckle, M for the OF
fee Of Assemblyman. The former gentleman was
elected by a small majority.
The contest in Remington lay between the Ma
tiyes aud Democrats The election for Alderman
in the Seventh Ward was hotly contested--there
were three or four candidates. We do not learn
which succeeded
The Native Americans have swept Southwark
by increased maiontes, particularly in the Third
Ward, where the contest was warm between them
and the Democrats.
Ia Moyamensing the Wings have carried the
Third Ward the Viewers Ward by majority OF
upward of 300, and have elected their Inspector
in the First Ward. The Democrats have the
First, Second and Fourth w ards, and the Natives
the Fifth.
Passayunk and Kingsessing have both gone, as
usual, for the Democrats.
In West Philadelphia and Blockley the contest
was tight-supposed to have resulted in favor Of
the Wings in both places.
Penn District has been carried by the Democrats
who had two tickets in the field which gave rise TO
an acrimonious contest. The Regulars succeeded
The Wings, we hear, triumphed in Germantown,
and in most OF the Northern boroughs aud townships
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-22
Fron the Western Citizen
Rev. Carl and Moore-A W oman for Jackass.

MxssRs yDross: Believing II incumbent on all
wckednes- fz aga places" II devolves me - m
fern the COED people of tins State Of the conduct of the
gsntlzGa whose n2se stands Al the head OF ns srnce
IL Moore some rirns ago, was citizen Of Todd Co.
Ky he Uss and 10 local preacher In the Methodist
Episcopal Church, Ia good sssnding A saor nns Do
fore ke eft Todd 60. he traded ronds for sc ksss
he then traded the Jscksss 70 Mr. j. n Robins ., ints
"a Kv for house AID some and 10 Woo1ford Co III
Moore tod Rollins tf,st be sAve vcman and end '9f
de Isek but when Robtns inquired INTO the mater ne
found hat Moore traded SsE1rdsy srd tasf NE enia
wss born Monday sfterwsrdi 90 you sss sce sn''l
va. sola for before u born. and that By
protested preacher Of the Gospel ~
Msssrs Editors Il any person doaots The shove facts
can refer them 70 number Of persons N mgoaofa 20
for thar trrfh. . y eALLA"ai'
hsSrelsa, Elsee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-22
70 DEALERS IN FIRE ARMs,

II CIhtUFI COOhI W ~, -. p,,.. ~ "a =
Isr.ndsr 0.rdinsr Clsfk Of ne Circuit Court Of he
ei.sd s,ses Ssr he sos,bern Disct Of fewYsrk, do
heTeoy Gently hat The sbyye soied San wa ued 10 ne
dee Hon smith Tboznpso1, Assocsis yastce u Ire So
pr-me Conn Of tbs United stsi@s ast Jury smpsn-
10 pan OF Inc psina Ethan Aibn) and Mr. Besdsn
the pan Of lhs dsseadsni torsson Blunt alb hat eos
NJ sele>a for tne aeeadah end BY nr. Davis Cor no
plsinr4: hat charge bsfsapoo given By NE CQ1n
qualified 70 snsnd hem, and Asr rsss's rendered "a
following verdict, viz:
Thai thsy End ss he plsizt1 h pot he original inysy
ssa liberty u nakar eoassr1crng, ss1ng and ysadnx
oshen 70 b assd, NE inpr0vsd Ioch c1ez1sd - s'n
Ana sssy fsrassr az shss 10 lot .ssuf.e nsse al
vendsd b. lhs dsfs9dsss = nos %
rl:infa rsss aaa = nsy ~ Sisus>s o< bs s4ia ta
fsScsae3 ~ - d htThu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-22
NEw.YoRK. moNpAT moBNINe MARCH ~, Is41,

chr;siendca vii ever forget the solemn sdnonitoa -
duty which hss been addressed TO il hy this famine
in unhappy Ireland TIE emotion exhibited b the
audience assembled ia the Tabernacle on Saturday
evening, wss az encouraging token Of the coming Of
that day when false systems Of society and Poitesl
economy will Be swept swsy fer ever and the sublime
and ssury principles Of the New Testament vii rule
ne hearts Of men, and Guide the councils Of al nations
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-22
Books.
CHAMBERS GRAMMAR;


A NEW GRAMMAR Of tho English Lsr gisge, By
n Joseph r. Chandler, Es3 Editor OF The unel sstss
Gszetis price csutsThls woh 10 In tho tanis o. ne
slsreotyper and will be- Issued BY the subsc 10 The
month on April merit u bs plain. familiar By h0rouEh
exposition Of Engiish 0rmpsr, adapted " Is pfos'Ia
condition Of Language and to the wants u ne h2os
Of country aud designed not 70 discDse ne agscs
with Inc teacher but 10 ensbs him eommGDies.s
eursls knowledfs Of with seilisy 10 his puDiis fhoss
gho are acquainted with Mr. Chandler, eiihes personally
through hs 9ideiy-circuAied and important journal
will not hesitate admit that Il would be- dcuh 70 hpt
person better sultsd TO the TASK Of preparing snch
Iresuss and that Il may be expected 10 10 standard
worn n department, W 10 OF eminent service 70 too
cause OF Edocaon. and 70 rsesct honor on he school
''' THOMAS, cowPERrHwAIT 4 co.
Publishers and Bookseilsss,
1ss Msxkets- PLlladsiphis.
EwELDs MEDICAL COMPANION Tsnh cdfsen-
&c 4 Co. viii also publish this spring Tvs nrotcAi
ConpAsfox OF Family Physician treating Of the Diseases
OF the Jpitsd sfes with ef symptoms causes cure and
means IN preyentors cases IN surgery, ~ rac
tures disloeaons. kc tho management and Dsess>s o.
Women and Children, A Dspcnssto'y for prepsrnS
erms To which are sdded-A Brief Anatomy and fays
oozy Of the Human Body, showing on rational prnrip'ss
DE sause u Diseases A Essay oe sns. of
be At Of Preserving Health without The aid OF Aedeios
An American Maena hsdics pointing out ne virtues and
doses ~ our Medicinal PlaBs Aso--The Narsss Guide
by Jane. E~el Physician 10 Wsshingion. fouDerly q
savannah Tsnth Edition. revived snlarge4 and very
psfsy Homeopathy and he ChronoJThsrnlsl system
rV Booksellers and Others puyehasing books, us NJ.
yiIsd 70 call and examine our Stock before Ppfeha1nf
slsswhsre they will hnd extensive han bal 81
any othsr esssbbsni In tbs Country. aad We WI eel
Al he lowsst prices. fmiz ssviEl 4. e. \ Co
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-22
BOARDING..

rU,O SINGLE ENLE0iEN,-A private family. oc-
cupying large .hree.storyi Wish 70 let me entr,
gle gentlemen with break asst ard ea The h0use hand
somely located OF Broadway and south Of Canal
Everything will be done the comfort OF such As
may make arrangement Terms ard full particulars
given by addressing, with real name, O. D. Ia box ui1
PostOAce MIS-
BOARD In a Private FsmIy.-rwo or tire. persons
Dean BE- very PRESENTLY accommodated In Q xnnieei
pious family In the vicinity % WAvery place ana SIKH
avenue, three stage routes Address o. Tribune Of
zee, or - Anosst mo "a
1.-TWO OR THRkE gentlemen OF gentleman and
L wife be- accommodated win board and pleasant
rooms with psnes Forsythst References eiyen and
required. MO lw.
llOARDlNG.-Plesssnta apartments 20 be iot With
- board genusmsn and their wtves-immedis tey os
from the first Of May next al Id OfehardsL Good r-fsr
ences exchanged m5 tw'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-22
oIBBs,s HOTEL,

- 341 BROADWAY, cornef of Leonsrd.st Thiss ssab-
VI hshment formerly The Athsnsem Hotel having
- dergone coppsts change In lie internal manage.
mont now kitsd up for the accommodation u fanllies
gesuemsn and the uavsling public.
intention Of he proprietor 10 make this OF
comfortable well sgrseabs hotels thu city,
and no pains will be spared meet tbs wishes and en-
pecAons Of his guests hoping thereby 10 receive lib.
eral share Of public favor
: miO 2w. A. g. GIBBS. Propriesoc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-22

suvER RrvGs-We have seen silver anger ring
manufactured from virgin ore the Pittsburgh mining
location Lake Superior Il was made by a common
blacksmith He Is constantly occupied In making these
rings which be readily cells At one dollar each.
" A smelling Company. whose operations are con
Quoted ia the mineral districts Of Lake Superior on e
Eagle river has recently R00e INTO operation The srst
pure copper made II the furnace On the lta OF REQ
ruary and il Is expected that large quantities OF the
metal will arrive here on tho opening OF navigation
We copy the above from Saturdays Journal OF
Commerce.
Two gentlemen arrived Friday night from Lake
Superior having left there on the goth February.
The operations in mining this Winter in those
diggins have been carried on with great energy
and success. The passage of the Mineral bill %
bill providing for the sale of the snds-will al.
ford new incentive to the enterprise.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-22

~ Col Cushing let this City this morning n roris
for Brazos Santiago He yesterday received Treasury
account Of his China mission This balance the Gov
eminent officers could not pay without law Of Con.
ress and clause making the provision was attached
the Civil List Bill the As; night OF the session
journal of Commerce. Wash. correspondent
We are happy to learn that Mr.. Fletcher WEB
s,er who was Secretary Of Legation to the Chinese
Mission has also obtained the arrears due him from
our Government for bis services in that capacity
Mr. Webster contributed no little TO the fortunate
termination OF the Mission.
MAJOR General Butlsr-slso says the Joumsl-rnay
be called into the Cabinet, in which case perhaps,
Mr. Secretary Marcy viii be made MAJOR General
for which he is as well qualified as for the place he
holds
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-22
THOMAS, cowPERrHwAIT 4 co.
Publishers and Bookselisss,
9x4 a. - "a "A pIllafst ,jtf
YwELDs MEDICAL COMPANION Ea.to,
QUARTERLY BEACON.

lust PUBLISHED, tbs ID No Price ~ eenis ~ ,hs
- once, FrsnkilDsqasrs, fReartst) rontxissus T.
psrsrFors Of the sse also ennre, Chstssiiy proved
idoany" u reprint also, short kn9airy, Who ~ss
sso ,hc Ist No q he Qgsfsry Beacon, containing NE
eslebraisd Three inpos.os9 n b. keu edilsocs q
ssgsss LIE Of Jesus voBsy's Rains, yslss Liss Of
Paine Psinss wosss, vossifos Dictionary, add osbss
Iib~rsl worxs . mic Inso<s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-22

~ Fres~h Lansuase- tIsfasre saiidinrs, ~
Broadway -Prossssor 10. Cxuscs VII counnsnoe. ~
pnfcusr rsuess. Q evening eocrse q iwsnty. NJ
essoes for lsties and xsetlemen OF Tuesday next I'd
hsreh between he hoafs Of a.d3 o'cloek.
Essninss-raesdsy, Thursday md Saturday. Tuition.
- tcf Us veoss q y .e>sons. cer sacAl
On De sscse dsys, ffoaa 10 eciock
n s-iiekces viz be de,svcred every tay fncn A. =.
above bail1ing uisrss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-22

~ Water~eurs IN Phllak>lpAna.-Dr scHIEP
EkpEShEk, ssvns ssasnsa avu visas 70 orssfssssss
and the moel eminent Wesscare ssxsAfshm 81 Ger
nkny ant Enxand hss rsspsesi he sisr Sarr houss
PsnAAerhia GIne corr. scAsnn, ga Bsash SIS CON
where he prefers hs ssst ssr-e>s s Who may Ave-
hin with their patronage He house sss, or ssssa.
ard very srge cad eo1vecicnL ooosaininx roouss
Appcson posi paid VII meet WITH prcmps aisscuoeL
10 -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-22
CAUTION TO DEALsRs ~ EIKE ARMS.

~ 10 he setioa III EsA. /il<s Va Blsaf 4 svs. 10 do
Circuit Court Of me United SaLss for nffinsemsos q
ria pabentf Manufacture, use and ell 20 10 ussd
he 5KLF-C0CKIn0 PISTOL, verdict has bern gven
for rs pstntf with costs Of ufsl and ens u twelve
hundred collars cad "a naneton has bsen s5csd sssin
Blunt syms 70 fesirEn hem from sAing " sens AsA
afues. Their psutlon sor new uisi, and 70 f1fy -
Washington On : III u ezesp1ons hss been refused
TIE public therefore respectfully esauonsd sxsnes
p1rchasing or selling ne s<hCocxiag PISTOL nsae "
BrnI syns or sny Pistols Of ssnsS knt, -. bs des
gadnz this caution would ueks II Decssssfy fof ~
subscriber appeal hs laws Cor prDtscnon IN ~ ssrn
AL articles u Ibis and made By Alec Itnf
Der, Norwich Conn snd for s.ls 81 u pnc p, ss&
ers &c lie ulieie 10 Nsw fsfn kIhAsn. - nt 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-22

- The Wyoming Republican. LocoFoco
sheet published at Warsaw has been discontinued for
WANT OF ADEQUATE support
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-22

Here the eloquent lecturer ceased having lsit pro
found upres.oa On hs hearts Of hs attentive radfOrs-
who can fear ia, painful - has bssa the ocsss0z'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-22

Seems 10 have been transmitted from generation to ssn
Grafton only that not now very nice about whose
blood il is-whether English Mexican-civilifed or
savage. Alas about ~ realize the saying,
Qwsrs deus rub perdss prins demesfa
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-02-12
L Ii E + RE F. Il DER
PUNISHED WEEKLY ny
w VI. OS AN a. co.

Seem story, North end of Redtick'S
ne0 brick dbch, on Tie puJiic square.
TIE RMS.
FHb D'LLAasper annum If paid in advance
~ D'LLARs AVN IFrr CENTS IT paid within
ak N ,n'h' and TnnEE DoLLAHs ii delayc ed
antll the end of The year.
lVeftise nents Inserted at 81 per square for
the first insertion, and - cents for each subsc-
Ilant Insertion. A lber, discount allowed to
h1se who advertise hy the year.
= ptptr discontinued until all lrraroges
ars paid, unless at the optIonof the Editors
rCpnnllicItionst 0 insure insertion. must
always be free If Pjsig;s, aud accompanied with
the authors name.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-02-12

Does lie not threaten you with STAR
walton, unless you vote for his Polit-
ical Greed? In fact, does not every
Manufacturer, hold the lives of at
least three hundred men and women
and children in his grasp.
Hhen the Manufacturer or The
Nonopolist secures to you, 1!cchan-
&c and LajOrer-nOt go0d cages
merety-bW your just proportion
Of the ProHs, a0hich he mahes o'.l
Of your sUeGt and bl0od, then join
IN his Political Uar Cry, Jm mol
Till then. e..
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-02-12
G. l.. THOMPSON.
SETll Q. EARL,

Painter aud GIazier, OHateo, rs.
.riases, signs, houses etc. painted 10 orjc,.
on reasonable terms.
ehoPon Cola nbus 81, near Or. Schcrmcrbo,,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-02-12
OTTAWA, ILLINOIS, FRIDAY, FEB. 49, 1s47. -

and wisdom of the great being who
formed man for his own glory.-Of
what an infnitude of complications
is the human body composed lin
the contemplation Of .Nature'S works,
the mind cannot fall on a more in
teresting and useful subject of study
and wonder, than MAN.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-02-12
DIN y. CROTHERs. JESSE S. pITZER.
CROTHERS & PITZER,
Attorneys at Law,

Osoego. KndaH County, Illinois.
VIII practice Law inthc counties OF X endall
~ sale, Kane, DE kalb, Will and Dupucc,
>sid Agency or Collecting business entrusted.
the in either Of the above counties, " IN re-
i'ivspr,nrt attention. Onoego. April lsIG
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-02-12
DR.. Horace IL. BasfOrd,

NiViNG located at Nermllionvillc, offers his
professional service to the public; and feels
con isnce itom hi, long practice in Michigan
and Illinois, in being ibc 10 render satisfactory
services to those who niy favor him with a call.
Ottawa, July 10, 1916
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-02-12

Uhal as Man Pin viewing the
construction of man, the mind is at
once interested and astonished. To
see the whole machinery in motion,
gives evidence of the infinite power
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-02-12
DIR, JOSEPH SrDUT

Ofsrs his Protestant services to the citizens
atOniyi AMI vicinity. Office on La sale st.,
OF the room occupied by the late Dr.. lIurlhu,.
Otta Va, June Il, 1915. Atom
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-02-12
FREMONT HOUSE.
CHICACn ~

GURLEY, &c CO., lato of the American
- nperance House, Chicago, have taken
tho Ienon House, corner ofLakeabd
streets, wherc they will be happy to serve thci,
fhsnds and illothers who willfavor them with
eh', 'ntho best style May |, 1919. Gas
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-02-12
III. ". HOPKINS, NJ. ID.
PLY stefan IL Surgeon,

AFFERS his professional services to the cit.
- zens OF Ottawa and vicinity. Office over
'eor5e H.. Walkers store, where he may hc
'und AL times except when absent on profes.
.Onsl business. August lsi6
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-02-12
DIX. =. SCHERMERuORN.

Oi;rs his Professional services to the citizens
oil Oulsa and vicinity. Office on Columbus
street, between Canal ard Cluton.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-07-27

wFIHGI <It-gfH5 Circuit superior Count # favg
y egd CIauleis. juno d., I-l5.
J rrdrrITk smith.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-07-27
JACOB HOENBEaeE,
lle4MA% HHBNEEeIi=i
JoHNsroN < BEBadltL.

. i3l Zsses Row, NaHzt Nbeam.e raa 'e
mo ~ Is ald Iauluet ed-me- and ul-sif.ur.
sofAgd ofia1- and cape, lad.e. ef4H4ls amt
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-07-27
Is EBDKB.

CLASSICAL. aiATuGatT1ool ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-07-27

= y NIH1'- l3- M y. = MN -II87f8I 00I1'
gf JOHN ENaTE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-07-27
.rncL.As. AlANLEAeILEEGs

.'..5+f+ #=t..- .cfa sraeser heather Nae'
W mIs. t't t.s .2s o, A4luLI. x CAER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-21
Two Days Later from Europe


The packet ship Quebec, Capt Williams, ar
rived at tlas port yesterday, bringing two oars
later intelligence from Europe The Quebec sailed
from Portsmouth on the 9th ult-
The news is not Of much consequence. except 50
FIR As relates to the Cotton market
According 70 the Cotton report VI the sth ult
ihst staple in Liverpool had advanced oneeghtn o.
penny ufci Is e71ai % frcrsass q mo rl01s q 90
Jar. ne rase Of ne iol, cotton crop Of tais eonar
The Montezuma Niagara snd New Word were
still a, sea neither bad reached Liverpool.
The statements in the Russian papers that
chaunyl had been 5eaten By the Russian Generals ar
conuscicteG
The Cholera was making dreadful havoc IN Bay-
dad il taking > northerly direction
In the absence Of any poiiscal news Of pressing
nteres, the Paris papers Of the 9Th ut are principally
occupied with the financial and commercial prospects OF
the country.
Welearn from Berlin, Of the 18th Of Nov that NJ.
Won Ksmp;z had been commissioned 70 proceed mme'
disieiy % Vienna there 70 regulate the commercial re-
latious Of Sese In reference 20 TIE incorporation o
Crscow.
The Anarau O5serrer OF the lst ut declares
has existed between Prussia Austria and huss4a
relative to the Repubhe of CrseOw.
Spain. il appears has gone through al the phases
Of Ministerial crisis In the short space Of twenty tour
hours siuritz and his colleagues have been out Of
Office the MARQUIS de Euma having had the honor %
being called on 10 form new Cabinet has failed and
sturiz and hls colleagues are replaced ia their Tor
Iner positions All this hu51ub took place on the even
Ing OF the 23ih q November.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-21

Io~po,s NoSFY MAREFr-N14dav Nigf Dc -
In the closing quotations of today the market ~ tng
l.h Securities exhibits shsnge from the prices NJ
which they left OF Saturday. Ia the early part 81 Tie
DAY thes was feeling which tended slightly 70 their
Improvement but they aierward Tel or ani closed A.
saturdays quotations. Cons0.s eft Of a. s5t g. cor
Money and 9Ji TO for the opening 9th January the
three per cents reduced Al Oh the three and quste
per cents ~ odt bank stock n POI 70 y. Exchequer
Bills improved shade being al from = 70 lis
The business in the Foreign Market although not 30
limited a. for some days back has been by means
very active The principle feature Observable in the
Transactions OF tHe day Is the improvement which las
taken place 10 Spanish securities.
The English Share Market may be Characterized as
dun today in every species Of scrip. French shares
however !, viii be seen have improved little.
In Mncns Lane only go bales Of cotton sold, 81 fol-
priccs no business in cooui a produce At Liverpool
the sales of amounted yesterday TO 10 to 1900
bales, nj SITE prices.
From Antwerp the prices Of grain are quoted hrmsr
the exchange upon London was lower 10 the same pro
portion the rate Of discount wa raised
From Amsterdam the exchange Il quoted more In IL
vor Of this country Money remains easy and stocks are
rising.
At Bsnburgh rnons-y ia much the a. last say 81
to per cent. Rather more doing in Colonial produce
The exchange not lower
From Pans the exchange comes rather lower No
other change worth quoting.
LrvrrPooL CorToN MARKEr. Dec. 7-Our msrkei
has been dreadfuly excited and prices for almost al
sorts advanced fully "a per 10. The sales are about
5000 bales including 1000 American, and sOvl surat
wv"
Sd 10 nd 1900 Pernam and Msrsnhan I'd 10 q; low
Bahia ID 20 I'D 800 Egyptian I'D 70 "a 1000 surais
"a 70 ID.
liverpool CoAx TRADE, Saturday. Dec :. P. NJ
Contrary winds have kept ont supplies Of Gram ana
Flour this week but with Favorable change consider
able arrivals expected from the United states Inc
price OF Wheat improving. The sale has been very
good for local consumption, but 4 las been exceeded
he extent Of purchases made for shipment . ireland
and altogether large business has iansPired Al an 40
vance Tuesdays rates Of % per bunel on me anu
81 10 "a per bushel the lower qualities Of Nnest
Flour "a per barrel and i per sack higher Win
moderate sale Oats scarce. and 10 per bnsbei dear
rr No change ns regards Oatmeal barley, Scans an
Peas The market i almost void OF Indian Corn lev
retail sales OF Galaz Yellow have realized % 10 ojs PEI
80 lOs
PARls Dee 5-7iree o'cl0cS.--Ome he-it-i'on va
again perceptibe today At tho opening OF uasihess az.
me priors OF French Rffss were quoted sone"ha
lower than Al the end Of the day before they soon raj
lied however and went up steadily The Three PEI
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