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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-01
FOR SALE.

Sr. FOR SALE OR TO LET-A trsi-rMe two
E story house and .ot y CO.l1asi POSSESSION may
- be had the Is; Of August Apply TO
iy2n SIS OFT T. PRICE, lsI East Broad~ay
- FOR SALE OR To LITTLE arst cas- three
story brck house and lo. IS sevc1tl-st lnueal aie
- possession given. Apply 10 JOHN ;. GlLh>,
iy2l Nv los Naser-st
a. AT PRIVATE sALE-Two lots on The south
80. sfe OF Threth-s and LeXin gi0n-avenue Part 81
- purchase money may remain on bond and mortgage
Il desired For farther paricl. sr-. &c apply io
W. lw Al BLEEC NER, Aucfione-r, BroadsL
- ABINGDON-PLACE-P sse-Ine mod
IT, ern three-sory brck house and l1i = Abingdon place
- : ze ~ lot 3 feet 53 frei deep There are boz and
cold water baths the arsL SECOND snd third stories ice
house wine wood snd Goa bins, etc. Also me yard
vel ad out with flowers. The house was bulk 70 Or
der for the private residence ~ gentleman Three INES
" stages within so feet Of the house For farther par
uculars SC apply 20 A. J. BLEECkER, Aucuoneer'
w. " Brosdst
80 FARM FOR sALE-Of about 90 acres on Long
70 Island. 10 miles from s cfycu = good d"ellnk
house. barn and other necessary buildings II = 10
good state Of cultivation fences IN good order. and well
supplied with frsrate water, very pleasant and heal
thy and viii be sold reasonable terms For particulars
INQUIRE IN the turner's shop % Beac or ID ser o'clock
40 81 Greenwich-sL front room. up stairs iy-9 81
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I'0 PRINTERS AND NEWSPAPER p7

IO PRINTERS AND NEWSPAPER pTa
LlsHERs.-For Sale-At a low pries 80 ..,
nEnd sngseyhncer PRESS bed 40x29 inches. Tbs p,.
70 y complete order. <. HOE co q and 81 (sold. AZ
jSDiA htBBER OyERsHORs.-laaoon .,,.
iOoodyesrs Metalsc India Rubber over.s,.s. pairs
Bzo HORACE H. DAY. 2s cor,i,r 80 "
RosE-WOOD FURNITURE u the De-, r,,,sr,,,
As&ad Sor kmansnp ard latest stye AID nssr
" lESl ,. W. soVTHAcK, is Brosdw.y '
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TYPE FOR SALE.

TYPE FOR SALE.
l Sl0l LBS AISlON TYPE. the same a. lately asea
COVen tnis paper, q a cents per ID.
lcc los Agate, the isely used in our sdversns
columns. al 3 cents per 10
TERMS CAsH-l may be purchased N Quantities 70
suit sppcsBis. 0RTrLEY A NcELRATH
myiS Waswu
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TO LET.

-. TO IET-The lower part Of house - oans-t ~
II. sma1 family. The rent VII be very inoaefais 10 ~
- as .ance % TIE yesr Apply 10 .NgL.g
W iw slo oIoeIN W
g. TO LET-A part q The house % Rosest- Inquire
Ill jys lw-
ROOMS WA>TED-Whhin half mile Of ne
= CIV Hal ether with or without board and unflrnisn-
NJ ef fora young gentleman and his nother-wlih neal
ard respectable family, and where there no children nor
srnokns In the house. References exchanged Address
PHILEMON a. his Office. Jyi' &lsNosi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-01

Tor application 70 vessel OF the capacity OF keg or pail
as vel as 70 ely hydrant cleAses Itself BY changing
end for end VIII hter from FIVE gallons per minute
md Of dursbty 10 last for several years The altering
medium crushed Qusfx rock, compressed and al the
Internal sriSce o. the metallic part pure OF Britannia
The Disphra Filter In It's operation unattended BY any
cilon o. metallic surfaces, Calculated produce verris
Any defect of any particular filter viii Re promptly rene
died. new given IN rs stead The Diaphragm FL
er has been tested by many thousands Of the NevYork
public during the past three years lis and superiority
endorsed by the principal medical and sceD.c gentle
IA New York. Pbsdelpiia. and Boston; and cerfn-
Gale has lately been Obtained from he plumbers Of tbs city
with rcgsrl 10 the Diaphragm Fers entire efficiency and
superiority ard especially n regard the purity Of rs
-siiA, and non-hAhiiy to produce vertgTis Ofce SO
efo-aw ~, eorues Of Leon4rd-si. WALTER NJ. GIBSON
WA In
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: FOR SALE OR LITTLE ars,
AT PRIVATE sALE-Two lots on The

.rorv brcE house and lot IS sevcnihst. lmmedaie
t,1i 80 les WaIkcr-sl
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NOTHING LIKE LEATHER.

HOSE FOR THE caOTON WATER for hre-engines
1Asieambosts etc msrufacmrsd from the beet osksnnej
leslnef With wrought copper ye.s always hand and
for sale a. The low eat prices by
mvs Nv IoHN y sO,Vlr CO ~ v>~vv-a NV
r. OPARTNkRsHlP-Th The undersigned has this day
~ admitted he sons Jamos B Brew and Henry Brews
The fTn Of JAMES BREwSTER SONS, Al $50 Broad
rsy. fnyauI JAMES BREWSTER
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IT, LAKE ONTARIO-The Steamer AID.
ExA-$s- <NIRAL Will leave Oswego iof Toronto and
sr1s hamilton direct, every "wednesday and SAT.
urday afternoon, At o'clock, on arrival of Pseket Boss
Time from Oswego to Toronto, from II TO IL hour.
Toronto, Nav IS l6i8 lnys jmecd'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-01

NOTtCE-In pur.ulnc- of Andrew B. Hodge, Eq.
' surcate ri The County kngs, hereby given to AT
peron. hg claims against JOHN ROGERS. deeaei ,ie of The
CTS Bokyn sad county present The with the vourh
thereof Of the subscribers the rreule oi aac Oie
80 Adams sad cty, te- the 4l Gay 0i October
ISAAC OpElt.
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EXCURSIONS.
FOR sREENwoop CEMETERY 1I

"a" ri y 0sTEHNs0Af SUFFOLK. Csptsin
. .Sli--NJo arrira. viii - follows every day
,e%rz->>s Srrasvs exceptedl from ne foot - Cort
ID I've New. Yofk a. and d o'ciock A ~
lHno y ~ Leave Greenwood FOR New fork a. = AN
80 - ~ ~ I'd Al s and P NJ. Fare each way only q
-arf.
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INDIA RUBBER AND GUTTA PERCHA
Il GOODS. No. ~ John-sL-The subscribers invite The
enuOn Of the public 20 their STOCK Of India Rubber and
GuttA Percha Goods comprising general assortment ofhe
srrcles manufactured from these subsfances-
Among them
Life Prcservers, Ladies' Aprons.
Air Beds ard Pillows Nursery Hospital Sheeting
Ar Cush.o-s Bathing Mats,
Costs and ClOaks, Tobacco Pouches,
Storm Caps. Water Pals
travelling Bags, Door Springs
Tent Floors. Shoulder Braces
Croton Hose. Suspeuders
Shower Baths, Carnage Cloth.
over Shoes, Horse Covers.
Machine Banding Steam Packing.
These ARTICLES al selected from the stock OF the bes;
manufacturers the Orders for goods executed
with promptinde
" Country merchants invited 10 examine their sock
Of Goodyear Metallic Over shoes mace b. he VARIOUS
manufacturers and offered A. the .0We.i prices.
WI NV ELLIS. TOMPkfN> CO q J0hn-st
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" Phrenciogists ind Publishers, FowLERs 4
WsLLs, Clinton Hall ISL Nssssn-sI N Y
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sales at the stock Exchange. .JvLY
CLOTHING.
6ENTLEMENs SPRING AND SUMMER WEAR.
WIN. r. JENNINGS J. co.

NRAPERs AND TAILoRs.-Gsrmenls Of The As, ousl.
sSty Ready made, kc-lN Broadway, Amsrffsn Hotel
and Pennsylvania avenue Washington D. C-Hsving en-.
sed their premises are prepared ofer for the nspec
ucn OF their numerous patrons and the public extensive
an assortment Of goods for Spring and Summer wear
comprising Cloths. Csssm-res vestpgs TNveeds Cash.
mec, &c As can be found IN the county which they
ensod 10 make up TO order reduction nom here
10 BY lmpoyters
Tue style and character Of work 10 too snly ests
shec 10 require any encomum hose poins essential
N fcsnns The value Of gSrmen would refer parr-
uiai fron the most 1aelicioQs
me nesdy made department shall endeavorto main
sn me superiority Of the articles which viii be found equal
20 me oes ordered garments the assortment consisting OF
Cress saa froSt Coats improved styles zephyr. Cloth
Cssnnerc.ie ana Meriao Sachs fan.sosns Vests ne will
be afforded q prices that have charscierred he asishs
nen' as eooefns ~ al cases ne esd Ivo $40. sSu
ITO TRtvELERs.-Ready-,n made Linen Du.,s-s q,
Overcoeis, with large assortment OF Zepl,vT cosh
aud Linen Sacks D0rssys, PanSooas VesIs ke Al SSi
Brosiwsy, American Hotel
iyis WM. 7. JENNINGS A co
lust RECEIvRD-Marsei and Linen yestus,
the most desirable styles Of the which VIII be
sod BY the piece pattern, si 81 Broadway
lc2s VIM T. JENNINGS l. co.
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= &sll---,<One shilling each wsy-The steamboat
lFFOLK. CspL Hofmire, VII run As 10Y
lows q ally sundays excepted - , .et
Lr,vrs Nrw.YoRS-C sihsrine MARKET pier, r. X ~ -
A n foot of Cort .nd-st y r. al and no A NJ and I'M
RErUsNlNc-Leaye Fort Hamilton 81 An ~ VI 80 ~
2 'o-fort A NJ AMI o'clock. M Nlo VI
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$50 NEW LINE ATTHE REDUCED

Tsls rsssssssss.-sss.z-s1 NEW LINE AT THE REDUCED
tx fare of - cents, between somevlls
:, and New-YOrk, via Bound Brook,
New Brunswick, Railway ElzabethtOwn and Sewut,
over ne NewJersey Railroad On AID after MONDAY The
kh July instant Passengers will be carried 10 and hom
somervnle, Bound Brook and New York By Railroad, BE-
tween New Bnnswick and New YORK and BY new snd
splendid Coaches between New unsyik and someryAe,
bythree hours.
Leave sOmeryilr, al 4 A. NJ and u Pm
Leave Bound Brook, 4 VI and a p ~
Leave Ne~-fork, 9 A. 81. and a r ~
Leave Newark, q A. NJ. and 5 r N
Leave ELIZABETH vn, ~ A. NJ. and 81 p NJ
Leave Railway, 10 A. VI and "a z NJ
FARE FIFTY CENTS EACH WAY.
Between Somerylle snd Sew.York
Newark.
EAzab-thtown.
Railway
Between Bound Brook and New.York
- Newark,
- Eazab@thloun.
- Runway
The above line viii from Rsthbun vanderbLts ho
Ie oomeryhle calling for Passengers the other H9ee
sea Their residences, by leaving their names the Hos
OF v and from Klines Hotel Bound Brook. Ampe
,,ceommofsuons for all passengers coming from Pses
West Of sonerviIe and and from Esslon. al ~
furnished Uy22 im-I HART MOORE, Proprietor
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BRTwREN AL.

I,ks DIT ZEN NJ
49, -s->766tsr BASY AND BUFFALO. Albany al
Schenectady Railroad Co. Depot Ma
densne, the principal hotels the steamboat andna
and the Boston Railroad Ferry.
THREE DAILY TRAINS VIII leave the Depot FOR 81
fao and Intermediate places-ihrough IN u hours, VIZ
All o'clock A. NJ sundays excepted.
20clOck Y. NJ Sundays excepted.
7oclOck p. NJ.
IMMIGRANT Cars leave at o'clock NJ fSunday excepell
Cas- arrive from Buffalo and The West At A MlPn
and p. ~.
FOR SARATOGA SPRINGS AND THE NORTH
Leave Albany al ~ NJ AMI 3 P. NJ sandsys excepted
k,mrning-leave Saratoga daily At "a and ma ocod
~ trAceps sundsyJ arrye al Albany at 10 A NJ srGl
2 n.
The trains from the wes, arrive In time Tor The mofnns
and evening boats Tor New Ork Aso Ia time for oca
and 3Oclock trains for the East
Tickets 10 Buffalo and informed ate places also 10 Bss
and Saratoga SPRING, may be hsd II he ofcs
Baggage wagons IN the employ Of the Company will q
AZ uts Dc M attendance Ia convey baggage 10 and oa
New-fofk steamboats,, and to and hon Eastern Ralros
faEE
FaEiGHrs.-freght Cars leave Tor Schenectady and ts
west also Tor saraiogs Springs, Al O'Clock p NJ lsur
days excePed) Properly consigned 10 this Company vii
be forwarded promptly free Of commission and storage
Jy2u h. FOSTER, Sec'y Albany Z 5 K r. Co.
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~ . ~ ExPREss LINE 49,

~ - 49, ExPREss LINE xSfzl3I
VIA RAILROAD
AND CANAL-PHlLAOFLPHIA TO PITTSBURGH.
Leaves daily al A. Minis = altogether tie mos pea
ssn mode of getting 20 the Ohio River, all The issef
and fsrue u Stage travelling is avoided Passengersh f
Cincinnati Louisville Nashville, ST. Louis, NewOrieto,
kc will always find steamboats, Of the first class Pm
burgh 10 carry them down the Ohio River at the ~,
and frequently less than 10 charged from Wheeling
For seats and other information apply at the Ofce
MaTketst Philadelphia. WIN COLDER 4 co
Philadelphia, May, 1919 Propnelon
CAUTION
Travellers are particularly cautioned against purchssrf
tickets In NewYOrk, for this line there IL persor
hat city authorized 10 transact any business for the Pior
and Express Company. my5d
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ALBANY MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE co.
OF ALBANY
CHARTERED l8S6-CAPITAL SSoO,Oo0.
" DIRECTORS
Bsreni p stafts, Henry NJ. Martin, Peter Relyes.
Eli Perry. Giles SANFORD, William Watson
Watts Sherman. John KnOwer J. Van Nalkenburg
DanielFTy Joshus c. Cotrel. James A. Post
ERASTUS CORNING President
MATHEW TRorrER, Secretary.
Az SmTuThSS C.M GOODWIN Agent 81 Wall-st
LNICKERBOCKER FIRE INSU RANCE COM.
IN PANY OF NETWORK, Office 81 Wall-st-Cspiisl
s280,o0o-Ohgnsy incorporated In l7s8.-This Company
continues insure against loss and damage by IRE tho
favorable terms its operations confined chiefly
the City Of New-Yorh and ls immediate proximity All
losses adusied and paid with prompMess and hbersy.
DIRECTIONS.
George ireland, John OOtho1L George Arculanus,
Robert Benson John Campbell, George Conklin,
Joshua Brush. Robert l.. Stuart John Gray,
Bolts Moore, Edward Cook, Asher Riley
Anthony Lamb, Adam Nonie, Robert Kermit,
Ben-n De Forest William Tucker, Chas r. Leverich.
Anthony ChardOu. IesrisC Hsmersey William Browning,
Alex Lawrence William Z. Dean. Henry Ellsworth
GEORGE IRELAND, President
A. b. McDoNALD, Secretary. OFT
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Providence, April 4, 1873.
Ma. CHARLEs MORSE, JR-ic1r Sir give my testimony
most cheerIlly In behalf Of your COMPOUND SYRUP or
YELLOW DOCK ROOT My wife greatly afflicted
Tor three years past with Inflammation o.the tonss
They muc enlarged, Oen very painful and affecting
her speech, and rendering swallowing quite difficult She
entirely cured By few days o. your syrup. Ny
child three years old had al the time, most unsigh
~ and offensive covering the whole faceths also
peely removed and cured by the Of the Syrup
Both of these have been vahOusly treated without
any mitigation From what therefore, have offs eE
fecis can truly declare Il valuable constitutional remedy,
snd shall continue to recommend 10 All with whom may
suffering from such diseases, prepared
heve You're truly, WILLIAM GREENE
LOckwOod-st
We might sdd any number Of names to the above, but
deem Il unnecessary
copyright has been secured Tor the above medicine
cOrding 10 act Of Congress.
This Compound Is composed Of articles happily
bned TO tend directly 10 give the stomach and
bowels excite tO healthy action he liver and the whole CLAN
duiar system say nervous arhty and promote the free
acun Of the lungs thus rendering applicable 20 diseases
OF chronic nature WILLIAM a. BABBlTT,
ls1 Waer-st. New-York
Sole Agent FOR NewYort The Southern and Western States
the West Indies and the Canadas 10 whom al applications
for Agencies must be addressed
For sale a. retail by THOMAS MAXWELL Druggists,
- NiEst who also supplying Agents for the Cry ~
NesS-1ork. X DAVIS, cor Clinton and Fulton -ts and
Mrs. Hays, l1l Fuliolst agents or Brooklyn Sold by
Druggists and others throu ghoul hs city and county
my1l 3mruTh&ssis
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Died.
On Friday morning, the 2lst inst MARGARET, wife of

Died.
On Friday morning, the 2lst inst MARGARET wife of
Henry Waterbury.
The friends Of the family and those of her sons Sam
uel and David H. Waterbury, respectfully invited
attend her funeral Sunday afternoon, at o'clock,
from her late residence No 1853 Division street without
further invitation.
On Friday, January 81, after long Illness JonS ST.
MO Ms, aged 50 years.
The friends and relations Of the family respectfully
nvited to attend his funeral his late residence
No 23o West 18th street, Sunday, the 2Sd, at AZ
o'clock
In Brooklyn, on the 2ist inst Mr. JAMES W. JONES,
aged 81 years. of the late William Henry Jones,
friends OF the family invited to attend the funeral
on Saturday 23d inst, at one O'Clock, NJ, at the
sdence Of his mother Mrs Eliza Jones No. so Nassau
street. Brooklyn.
On Thursday morning, Mrs ABIGAIL CASE, in the 7ad
year Of her age
The friends Of her son. Whitfield Case and the fami-
ly requested to attend her funeral Saturday jan
uary 90 at o'clock, from her late residence No. TIA
Twelfth street, near University Place.
On Friday morning, January 2lst, JouS MoCoRaIcK,
in the 32d year Of his age.
The friends of the family and those OF his brothers
and Bryan Kennedy are respectfully invited to attend
his funeral, Sunday afternoon, at half past two
o'clock from his late residence 100 Washington street
On the 2ist inst after short illness, in the 2,d year
OF her age, CARoLIrE, wife OF Gilbert Dugan.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
one O'Clock from her late residence No. 95 Greene st.
After along Illness last evening" Captain JoHS BAKER
aged 81 years.
Tbs relatives and friends of the family together with
the Port Wardens and Ship Masters respectfully
invited to attend the funeral at the late residences Of
the deceased No l27 Henry street. afternoon
Sunday. at halfpss four o'clock The remains will be
taken to New Jersey for interment.
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Totals Sl.assssl ss3sso4 liDs23 3e3i.oo9
Il appears by the returns for November l3th, that
within the thirteen days previous the amount Of specie
on hand had fallen of nearly two hundred thousand
dollars and the deposits have about the
amount. The line Of loans and circulation remains
about the The object the Comptroller probably
had in view in calling for reports after the
lar quarterly returns for November had been made
TO II an immediate expansion followed that period
Such appears not to have been the case. This Is
owing more to the condition Of financial af-
fairs than any thing else. The banks have for
some time past been steadily contracting In anticipation
of stringent times In the money market than from
any danger Of call from the Comptroller for reports
There Is foundation for the report that the Ithaca
Bank had Suspended. Its bills promptly redeemed
by the American Exchange Bank.
The State Bank Of Durham, Greene county, has
transferred Its ONCE for the redemption Of Its issue from
Wall street to Albany This looks ominous.
Counterfeit tens the Cayuga County Bank and the
Chemung Canal Bank, are In circulation.
Counterfeit los on the Sussex Bank at Newton, N.
j., issue, and not described in any Of the detec-
tors have just made their appearance The bill shown
US is very bad imitation though the name Of tho Pre-
sdent Is tolerably well done. very little observation
will dis the fraud The vignste in the centre is
Indian with hand appraised in wonder at the approach
Of Q train Of cars ship the right margin, and an
Indian with bow the left. II Is letter A. No 1886
and purpors to have been engraved by Rawdon Wright
Hatch The bill appears to be from the same plate
the lately noticed counterfss the Burlington County
Bank, at Msdford, and dates only being altered
The annexed statement exhibits the number Of acres
sod and the amount of money received at the Chilli
cothe Ohio land office during the year ending the sls
Of December last The sales Of the past year largely
those of any previous year since the consolidation
ofths Steubsnvis, Marietta, zanesvie Cincinnati and
Chiicothe Offices in ls4e These lands have all been in
the market 40 years They all sold 81 per
acre, with the exception of small quantity of Mlami
Extension Canal lands which valued at s. so per-
acre
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sssiss tAsss ~ sst nush dssG sAise It New ossa1
nolasss and sugar stss(f ct previous quotations.
Assss-smslI ssiys Of po1 we're nshlDg 1t 81 -,
while pearls quiet &C 81.
BEEswAx-Sales of 5000 lbs were made ut 22ko.
BREADsTCFFs -FIour-Sslss Of 8 900 to 10 900 bbls
were made including about 5000 1900 bbs Michigan
Troy and Oswego, at 80 03 50 O6 So 12k embracing
considerable lots for export; 1000 do Oswsso SO
~ and 1000 do Genesee part said to be pure were
reported sold at the same price; 100 do Ohio at So
Southern was quiet ut So IS q So Blk. Wh.at-No
sales OF moment trsnspred. CornThe sales embraced
about 5000 to $4,000 bushels including mixed and
yellow at Is 60 6s cents the lower figures referring
to Inferior qualities; 2l00 do DO mixed heated in store,
at "a cents, for dstpg; and 1000 sacks OF South
ern at 81 cents No sales Of old mixed yellow were
reported, the supplies of which light Meal
Sales OF about 500 bbls. shoat made at 80 IS.
Rye-Sales OF 1000 bushels made at 90 cents de-
livered Oats steady, with sales at so OIL cents
for canal
CoryEE-Rio continued steady at about OK Q 10 and
Java at about $40 Sales Of 1850 bags damaged ri
made by auction at q 5Ho cash.
CorToN-There was slightly increased demand to-
day. and about 800 bales disposed Of at outside
quotations generally shippers exhibit disposition
to enter the market at present prices.
LIvsxPooL CLAssIyfckTIov.
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CRY TRADE REPORT.

NJ" fVFkI FFIDV NITTRNOOV, Jan,
There WAS more doiug In 1aur today including par.
GELS Tor export but on terms which Indicated more fee
bensss in the market The principal were
conhned 10 lois Of O'wseo, Michigan and Troy with
some parcels O. Gen-.re the latter at ,ght
in favor OF buyers Wheat YES e.ss. and no sales of
moment were tspertsN -sies Of corn were made to q
@e,tsfa mixed, prices which did not vary ate
rslly from yesterdays quotations. including some par
cells Of slightly damaged and inferior for dstAliug at
duo,d rates Moderate transaction made In meal
at prices current yesterday Rye continued quiet with
out change In prices Oats were steady ct yesterday
quotations. In provisions there rather
ment with sales OF both and old pork at about for
mer rates New lard continued In steady demand, with
sales Of both old and new ut yesterdays rates In gro
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II will be observed that sohuylkill county furnishes
than ons-ha Of the aggregate quantity Of snthra
cite coal sent to market in ls47 and than oneha
of the increase compared with ls46 from that
ty OF the whole quantity of coal sent to market in the
past twenty eight years lO2ls 20 furnished from
schuylk county, and the balance by ell other regions
Notwithstanding the rapid increase In the supply of this
article the consumption keeps pace with and the price
sustained at high points The increase in the supply
last year. compared with the year previous equal to
than IS per cent being nearly double that Of any
previous one In the face Of which prices rule high
they this time last year The supply Of foreign coal
lsl7, compared with the previous year, has fallen of
under the tariff but compared with 1885, there has
been increase Of nearly hundred poi cent. We
have doubt but that the present ysa-lsasthe sup
ply Of both foreign and domestic coal will be exceedingly
large and the increase, compared with ls&7 larger
than in ls47 compared with 1916. The great anthra-
cite coal region In the United States is Schuylki eoun-
IT, and the increase In the collieries of that
tion, in connection With the additional facilities which
the Reading Railroad and the Schuylk Canal will fur
nsh this year must gvea great increase in the receipts
for the year lS4s As extensive the supply may be-
have doubt the consumption will BE- equal to it.
The annexed statement xhbits the quantity of coal
imported into the United States in each year. from 1921
to ls47 both inclusive in tons Of twenyeght bushels
each
INFORMATION OF FonEreN Coal INTO THE UNITED