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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-17
Market. 81. .c.ssrvLLr KsrosrrD rOa rHE rslsusr


AsHEs-Ar. ira a. I-tlao . or Pot .ns ia ~ Pear.
A5oat odd and 80 caaslsn P9ts 6l1H
COrTOS-Ia Cotton there Moderate 5asre.s dong SOM
csns-s bands par o export Tie qaot.ion tar
FLOUR AND NEAL-Tl-r- bss o->a dong 10
Flour n.rtst steady 81 ss i8r th-
rsig- sssy aud anything good sTx and
and We-su generally oroagh6 81 Pure
t 81 as alx Troy soh A. tfa6 Co. Tie ADJ
,rs- - % ~ -, A.. ss.r. --r- 49, a. -y ,1 ~
there 30 5os a. or G~o~u5~n. P-er.o4rz
g. rAs saPpJ no5sra.e Ma bed az ~ f Jsr.ey
49, =. Or - bo Re- Flour 5oH3 IS, al 20 orf0 soii
GRAiS-For WHEAT her. a ino1et- nqsy sud u. narse, d.
chang, bgsh-s e.asss Assd Al 6
a ~ Cts O-io nonanzy 5os Corn raih.r b.tier or
ro41t f-oa fgA Tls ass are a. o bs.b a, "a
"a of o. uref I'D N-~ Orleans IS ar Southern WHIT; esa
ID or LIB mrsf u or fat fsoE az. % Tor round yellow re
a. 0.s part of Ph .d>pl Bsfy -houi cLs1gs a1s
100 oast soh q = c. Osts ar J4j1a55k s..i
ss-. - -. 5s-s -y-s Peas prrgaie ~ria,
PROFisION-rh- rsrsst CUTE Pork u = ~
No. and PrI- DOL Sal. no 5os sour Pr-
e. b. BEEF hs4Vy sI III Moderate Abogi
tansactons About Hgs 50ght a., ~--s
- p GU ~ - he EasL srtei ~ IS Sales 80 @ %
ar e-lle Al ,t-siy ss-s 200 Ch->sA oho sta.
MHl,hf-whssy sta-s4 csgts. "a aot n -rs- t-r.rd
IhflEsln 6focrr-s here % aen 3oas &C ihr f'
a1ls 58oyant ~ sugar atout - hhis a
30 Is szlsi % 20 Las AID -. -. a.. 80 Ie ,ief .
hhfs, A. B.or. So hhd. snt he q sozs.--
here .3osi hid. -hah 500 Cuba s-tou the .th
estimated a. SO hhds Philadelphia, so, a. Bsl;or-. 20
hhts ". not- b1res brown Hs4tsa ssgu private
terms. and Az io'r grai@ WLit- Il n -.
SFFsWAN-sal~- l1oc % f-lrw B~essar
sFEDs-ss~- 5l.h~l. n Rough = pr ba.h
NFrALs-Iu lsavy. and quoted p sll cash
sofia Pc L.st d. : s5asJsk md 31-t
QCIcEslLyER-N- rofce sa-s Of Do fssss llL.
KlcE-rl- msrasi hesTy aas eoA saes easks
FRCfT-sai-- Of 90 ~. Ra,ia.ni0
TIsHras nars.,' b-.7y sass, soo bss No Ma. ss.r-
ats -5aas rs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-17
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS


MONDAY October l6--P VI
The S,ock market has been dull to-day but the
v,-,.,;ou IN prce. have not been msterisl Govern
,s,, S,xe. .old a, 4. s4i and sml lot Of Treasury
~. made a, the second Board At .. which s
decline.
For Sterling the market IS heavy with good
.upp,y Of bills The quotations are :; az some o.nS
I'M. bein. on the market at sis-i Continental bills
ar. not plenty snd arm The rates are Francs 'ho''
,ish, i7.s5l5 % days, ~ as - Rix DoINs -
az Marx. Banco. ISL aS5i Gilds-s 4Jf+0i.
The business ia Freights ha. not been active
parv IN consequence Of the non arrival Of the steamer
Gotten 10 Liverpool heavy, and so 10 loOV bales"
engaged A. Sod some Flour AZ .. 3D. aud Gram Al =
To London 1000 boxes Cheese were engaged Al IS Cd
The rate 70 Ireland for Grain q II ol2d.
a GOOD deal OF anxiety s beginning 70 De tex IN
the street. IN consequence OF the non arFvs Of the Sf-
tanuis. now sixteen days out There Is, however no
reason 10 fear sny serious accident has happened
10 her The October passages for the ss' three years
have been long In October $50 the Caledonia lei'
Liverpool On the ith and did arrive At Boston until
midnight on the oOth 10 October, ls47, the Cambria
leaving on the 4th arrived Boston on the 10th Ac'
corsns to th. running the Britsnnis is not fairly due
here until 20 morrow
The following table comprises al the OIty banks
which have pubNshed their quarterly reports
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-17
DI ED.


ON ,uud,, Afternoon, 18th Oct M. ELIZA G. ALthN ss Of
Re- Ira VI Alien snt editor Of he Mothers journal
M. friends family invited - attend her inn-fa non 81,
house of her husband TWENTY Second - ll huue eat ~
r,,h .,.n,. mn. rne.sy1a a. Z without farther nftsinn
on MONDAY JOstfHNk VIRGINIA, onN fslkl-
OF Andrew Joseph rrosh. aged mouths aus 10 is5.
The friend. relatives family resnscnlp mtist b
attend he funeral "Wednesday ohss 81 ~ Nnst
That star % u sh.u-A sN-etiY nov
In the bright darling that decks Che SAVIOUR hfos
A. BnooAyn yesterday morning TIE loth instani thhLiNt
TOPPING .get ~ years. 10 months AMI days
Her relatives friends ans those oi Che family requested m
eri her funeral without farther invitation, from ne esenfe
r brother law Truman Brown Hgh Bnokhn. hs sfsi
noon al H. O'Clock Her viii be- sA-n % "f~enwl'f %
infrrmeut ..... . 1900.
10 NeVark y on the 10th INST WILLIAM 'A.pWiN, n n-
fslth year his axe.
funeral ,n "Wednesday morning a. 10 ocot the sh mr. 'nh-
ate 10. lsao-. - Mnlherry a. ....
Nw-osbnig- , 90 saturday iill4n.t SAMUEL EDGAR,
tr-l % Nsars lonfh ana q tsy-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-17
To oar City Patrons.

III designed thai sry paper shall exec! The rrsans
IN the extent and variety Of is News while Ia Literary
ADD scienasc believe J0urns in he Uni,es
States spyrosohss a. Il Is wish % Dcf' rah~r tar
sbrege the rsnge srs snouni Of reading matter The
se..y OF employing special Foreign and oher Conespor
denls OF merit ne Increased daily expenses incurred Ia
Telegrsphing from parts Of The Uued s,ie.
ard no pressure OF important Pocs and Msoelsneogsi
ies imposing upon 4. The necessity q aoraEs
space Advertisements ooHPe. hsnociorh 10 eu'orcs
rsdy from City Psrons ne payment u oar advertised
n wit IL. per week ns,saa q cents, Il.
snoCni heretofore paid by many Of hen.
Our experience has sAughs hat Dsy Paper q ts
size Of TIE Tn5ane, contsangihe smourf OF resc,g
ter necessary maintain - standing -sne Po--cs
ard News journal be sfsrled a. .ess a. ne pre- Of
Tie Tribune
i .a.nl o.. NJ La. n.fAl- u l.l,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-17

TsLEGRAPH PROFITS AND TIN PATENT Or
rIcx-Lssi May Congress passed very importan. act
taking from the Secretary Of state the solicitor Of the
Treasury and the Commissioner OF Patents the power
extend the term Of patents from 10 seven years
snd vesting that authority in the latter Officer alone,
aud seemingly unchecked An article OF unusual
length on the outside form Of Morning Edition
dsy though clothed in rather strong snd abrupt Ian
guage throws light upon the Management, Of the Patent
O.sce where = thorough revision Of affairs by Com
tteo Of Congress rlcA tx CAairnrs N0nld hsrs
.psc,ai iaisresi as ~ ISIS may be found eNPcdient
Ia the article 10 which refer dividends Sud pro1ts
sworn TO BY eN Postmaster General Kendall very
extensive If real aud exhibiting gains 10 the pstentees
OF Morse s. Co. III deserved II We test them BY the
parsued by their sgens and altogether unde'
served If the argument the real inventors OF the
machinery wei founded Many important facts ehc-
lied At the preliminary inquiry equity before Judge
Monroe are set forth the advantages Of opposition in
rslegrsPhing inside more apparent and the past con
duet Of Messrs Morse. Reilly Smith, Gale, Kendall.
Henry Jackson aud others with reference 10 Morse
patent more or less explained.
Toe Telegraph has begun 70 exercise powerful in.
auenco upon human Affairs. and those who desire to
give is powers beneficial direction would do vel to
pruse such statements as would enable them 10 under.
stand thoroughly what has been done AID what It's pre-
sent conductors aim a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-17

L,DiEs' wslrIso CLsssEs,-Ts,ms Rscuosd-Mr Or
B GOLDSMITH respectfully inform. the sdes ofne~'
Yors and Brooklyn, thai be has reduced hs terms for La
de.to - for for tenty Class hours al II
OelockA. 81 and O'Clock p. N. daily Pnsale nslfue'
uOn reduced 10 sl5 Gentiem.ns Classes day sud
log Cards. containing ~ tuition and hours u
tendance may be had tho a9 Broadway corner
Of Resde-st osd
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GREELEY \ MeELRArH

ArryNPI 10 kiLL-About oclOck. last even
inc Young man by the name 1T John Gibson, AZ
tempted T. kin James Calvin la Broadway IN 'front.' ot
cookies News Room. by stsbbine hlm IN the breast
with knife Two wounds were Indicted. one near the
heart and the other near the breast bone A the latest
accounts Calvin not considered dangerous. though
he was unable 20 esve the house IN, cause assigned
for this brutal sAsir ssi % have grown VI Of dis
mute which occurred few evenings since IN relation
10 the character Of some female Justice farsons hss
the affair in hand and examining witnesses Ibis sitter
noon Gibson was arrested this morning aud commit
ted 10 isil for examination IAlb. I've Jour. lEh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-17

Sew-York Cattle Market.
MorDAy, Oct 70


Al NtHkFT-f 40 Cattle Southern f-
frln fls stale. Lsmns and Cows
BEFF CATILE-Tb. hss iolsrsby attended
furnx demand prevailed utceny 1rss
pr-s, -leb quote a. from % g. per d. About 30
lead remain md pos-i ri
COWS AND CALyEs-Bst 49, ,t n.rs-t st 80 10 B5a
go All f0i
sHEEP AND LANBs-P-1y snt i.tsr sa Y.r1assrs
s1y oss sheep, ~ 20 75a3 Is Lambs sia2 rs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-17
Markets. ..Nrw.Os1rlss, Oct. l4-sPM

Markets, NV ORlFlSs, Oct II Vt
The CorroS market continues steady with ssles Of
COO bales The sales Of the week reached 5000 bales
The stock Of FLoUR in first hands s small and the mar
ke, is held firmly The sales to-day are 1000 barrels.
CoRS i. also in light supply snd market very firm
Quotations for WHEAT sre steady with fair amount o..
ssles OF TALLow 50 bbs were reported st =. cents -
The report Of the markets noticed IN our yesterdays
edition on the 9Th should have been the 18Th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-17
WINGS OF OHIO

The State Election being now over, 1t becomes every
lover Of his country to once more arm himself and be
fully prepared for the great contes, of the It'll OF No
yember The undersigned, feeling the importance OF
thorough organization and the most active efforts on
the part Of the friends Of TAYLOR and FILLMORE TO
give them the Electoral Vote OF this state have de.
termned on the following meetings to be held speci
fed below
We hope tina, the good people of Ohio and especially
the Wings will up and hear the great champions
of our principles, who have consented 70 be present
and address these meetings Taylor or Cas- must
necessarily receive not only the Electoral vote of Ohio
but will certainly succeed 10 the next Presidency
Is not this fact fully sufficient OF itself to animate every
friend OF bis country to work zeaously from this day
the eth OF November in behalf OF the nominee Of the
Phlsdelphs Convention
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-17
LATEST.

PHILADELPHIA Nondsy Oct i6-ll. =. "
Both parties claim their candidate for Governor
The vote IS very close. The returns are al IN with
the exception OF Potter County. and Johnston
stands but 300 ahead Of Longsireth The ofcisl
returns have cut down John,tons reported ms
jority considerably Painter for Canal Commits
soner. IS certainly elected.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-17

FRI Is BOsTON.-AbVut % clock on Saturday
evening Are broke out IN the laird story Of Ne 80;
Msshiug ton-st known ~ Old south Row, occupied By
the Naii0H and Ylakee Bsae newspaper ofces but the
origin Of the ere i not known. TIE Ere itself was
chiefly confined o. the room IN which Il originated and
10 the root which extended other teuements The
faNkss ado Insured about two weeks since a the
Peoples ohce. for 81 COO which vii more than cover
their loss TIE stores underneath completely in
urdsted with water causing much dsnsge 20 some OF
the stock Mr.. : " Fowl. druggist and ap0taecary.
Ne Is damaged probably the amount OF = coo
OF 500 he insured for $4,000 a. Hartford.
Conn equally divided between three Offices VIZ the
Hrr,ford Etns and Protection TIE lower door Of No.
lS>t occupied az the Office Of barrets Dye House
but although the tenement was damaged $3.50 not An
article q goods sustained the less injury. The loss q
stock Of NJ. Wa fOSle, BOOKSHELF this store.
was considerably damaged. TIE buildings are owned
BY the Old South Society. and are insured Al the
Massachusetts Mutual Once Bost Adv. 10th.
DEATH OF Hon. JEREMIAH MAsON.-Ssturday
evening died IL this city advanced sge Hon Jer.
miAh Msson distinguished icr.st AID sGvocate. snG
formerly loT nsay years eminent and influential
nStor IN Congress from the state oi New Hampshire
Tie came o This city about twenty years $50 from Ports
mouth, Nes Hampshire. where BE- had been ior many
years in the scuye practice Of ais profession a. the
head OF the Bar Of the state bis removal ths
city be hss continued the practice Of his profession
snd has orer been engaged in important in tae
Courts OF the State where he commanded high respect
BY MS eminent Judicial AiiAinments and his power Of
Argument Boston Adv. loIl-
SUDDEN DEArHs.-Mr Philip ]. Smith worthy
citizen Of Sussex County aged $ years. swo0ued rear
his farm the 6h ms; and being carried the house
expired Mrs. Smith died few days after snd two Of
their children dangerously IL
Newark Daily Adv 10th.
TsANKsGIyIy6.-Gov. Thomas Of Maryland has
appointed Thursdsy tae 80 Of November As a day Il
Thanksgiving for TIA. State.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-17
By telegraph to the Nsw-YOrk Tribune,
OHIO AND PENNSYLVANIA ELECTIONS,

BALrrwoaE. Monday Oct is-P v.
The Locos here concsde FoRDs election IN
Ohio by 800 majority.
Pennsylvania looks more favorable tcr the Loco
Focos. who claim LoSssTRETHs election By 4
small majority
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-17
Letter from william II. Mitchell.

To the Editor u Iht Irtohe
DEAR SIR am compelled to aliude to a para
graph which appeared in your paper Of this morning
respecting certain Irish Exes now IN this country
in which my name. among others. Is mentioned, and 10
which you suggest thats public meeting should be held
for the purpose OF showing these "exiles that they
will ind friends. protection snd welcome in
America
regret exceedingly. Sir to be obliged to obIec, to
your well nesn suggestion but must DO 80 for many
reasons far At least as am concerned Putting al
together ont Of sigh, the fac, that Ireland and rshmen
have sir, ady received At the hands Of America more
than they have deserved confess have strong
SION to see the miserable buresque Of q again raised
upas spectacle before the worid-Nhich has long
since devoted 1t to oblivion and have suu stronger
aversion TO be myself candidate for public favor on
the strength of my connection with H.
A for welcome in the land OF Washington. !
have already received fax beyond my deserts and
for friendship and protection, ask for none, save
the privilege OF living tree msn among the free
am. scar So. year. srli,. WA HAsLErT MICHEL
Wsrars
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-17
OHIO ELECTION.
Pnrl.prrrErA Monday. Oct -

PHrLADEIPHIA Monday. Oct l6-5 P. N.
The ono Stqte Journal. writing b, telegraph.
say. that the vote or Governors 50 close that i 5
impossible % tell which candidate has sgcceeied.
TIE senate and House are DotE Wing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-17

MAssacsUsErrs.-Hoa TBos. + PlU>SETr Of
Pinshed IL the bunker candidate tor Congress IN the
With (Berkshre) District. Hon. HrNsY w BisHoF Of
Lenox declined the empty honor, CSAs- sSpewioS
Barnburnes, aud JrIIvs ROCKWELL. the present Wing
member. are the opponents Of Mr. PLuNKErr.
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r. Person. wishing Tie Tribune ef regularly her
r-derces or Al their places q business .ihrf In New
YorS Brooklyn Jersey Cry, wlaamsHursh. Paterson o.
Newark VII please eave heir address with he Garner Or
=, The desk OF the Publishing Ofhce. or send . BY no.
through the Post osoe The price Of IT, Daily Tueons
4, nose WHO regularly receive il from ous Carriers u.
ca.
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Board Of Assistant Aldermen. mosDAr, Oct

PETITIONS kErERRED-Of john K Livingston, Jr A. j .
Beecker zad ohers for and ferry privileges BET
Cortland al1 spng Sc, TOR ths purpose u Establishing
ferry 10 Jer.ey CEy. OF Hose Company No - Tor
four wheeled Y0f gas amps n front q scnool
house No ~ Thre-nh-st and 10 5, 10 Tenth " srd 10
oe usea TOR evening sehoos InAi rsi@io~ non Beck
Am b paved Plnk7rlors plan, a. an 81 ense
not over = IS per square yard.
REPoKrs ADorrED-In favor Of paying DR.. Z. c. Wei,
Assistant Physcisn, LGnalc Asyum bl-ck1els Island,
$50 year. Permitting owners n properly 10 Pi1est
70 construct ther own experce, between Pear
ard Sas.al To 10 sewer II Tliny-s7cord-st
Third sveug-, Tsinytnir1-.t and secondsyenue, and
Ttirry tourist 10 he Esst River.
Af-r The recess the r-pOr pay The Assistant Resdeni
Physician a he L1rarc Asylum was recOnsdefed, and
iosi being suggested hs many young pnysiczns wou
Be glad u the -tlsnon on II. present terms So year FOR
To- Assistant Physicians Hospital Bellevue would be
equally enlteo 70 "a airy concur 10 allowing Capt
johnson, % schOorer Commerce bill FOR damages from
-unken plies A. pier Harlem In favor d deepening slip
between Cana ard HObOken sts...TO compensate cner
den Mccormick Tor damage IN alteration Of grade Of
Thirty st... To c1ncur 10 psynx bil o. Dr. kecse
u regulate a. For,y-fthst from Boomir sdae Road
% Ffhs To coHclr ~ feles vacant os &C 1urn
ard Madison avenues and TSelly lr1 and Tweniy0u
To regulate kc Forty folTtnt from Third % Fi'fh-
Do Thirty st oet~ eer Nirh and event.
ysss AsSs, o n io rx., zss
To fence vacant ots on Txrrfy-s-co1c and Ieufy-tni
Twenty iJlrih ts--Io concur ln laksnS .oe"ass &c
On F-u.ytlird-st Seventh and ghh
$50 Ffeenfh-si 5etwe-n Iar1a avenue ard lrsngplsce
... Do % rsgu Ale Ac lru-h-st between Fh and sixth
avenues permit n sr Railroad Co 70 alter grade o
Fourth avenue beF7el Inry-s-cOnd and Tnirtyllird
a. % ay down rails Cales- % within IS feet d Broad
WAY fJr re accommodation u he Mes Haven RAJ roa5
CONCUR clschargIug George Peter 6esen from
m 9rI.onr-nt 10 EdrdzesL prison f1r violation o. ord
nancs..Aso 10 rsise salary Of Superintendent q Lsmps
a. 10 Also, n removing Second Disirci, Four
l-~nia Wrd pol rom corner Of Not and Prirce 10 e
Prtnc-s Third Dstrrt- Fourth Ward, . lanes alp
First District Fifteenth Ward. u salGvan-st SIKH D. |.
frlct Eleventh Ward % corner n Avenue alc T-nii
mnor interest Aec upon, and he Board oorne 70 Mon
day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-17

- We regret to announce the death OF the
beloved wife Of Hon JAMES WILSON, member Of Con
sress from New Hampshire She died on the 9Th inst
a, her residence in Keene She was endesred to al
who knew her. and her decease, though for long
time dreaded, viii east deep gloom over the family
70 whom she WAS desrer than their own lives she
was one OF the mos. splendid women OF her age, n
associate for her distinguished husband and the pride
OF lovely family. upon whose minds she impressed
the divinity OF her own noble Intellect.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-17

Fskk son IN PENNsYIvASiA-A letter from
Philadelphia the Ercz,ss Posi mestiOns Hon John
T. Smith. late NC Col wmL II. Boyee. Henry John
son, Lewis W Burnett and Alfred Justice, IS leading
Democrats Of Philadelphia Co who rePudate Cas- and
hs Nicholson letter and 80 for Van Buren and Free
A.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-17

wv. d DissRow, UsDzErAEEs. -WarerOon, IA Fo1fIh-
residence 5ss Bowery Orders len either place
viii meet with prompt attention. lie has on lard ready
made everything requisite for furnishing funerals ln's''
procured any Of the Cemeteries In and out Of ne
city snSl 3saeod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-17

Receipts By Canal since SafUday-FLous 5000 bbls
WHEAT 5000 bush CoRN 5000 bush. BARLEY, 20 O.
so bush.-Operstors in BREADsTuTFs were waiting
for the steamer and consequently there WAS but little
done BAILEY sold pretty freely and some 1900 bush
changed hands Al n &c Of Com 100 bush Mixed
sold At IS 66c RYE continued firm, with moderate
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-17

Easy BooTs.-G-ntemen troubled with corn or bupiots
should 20 TO WATSISss, ia F1ltOn-... who will take
drawing their feet and AFTER hng sps n lsso e1
pressy FOR thsm viii maze handsome Boot that will n
a. EASY a. glove We spesx from experience ola jssos
~ For the trade OF the Country 70 the time 20 e
verfss 10 Country newspapers The Agency OF '. q
PALMER, IN the Tribune Buildings presents the opportunity
la. advertiser
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NOIltt
Ofsome importance 10 the Pc
LEARY X Co.'S


LEARY 4 Co.'S
MOLEsKIN SILK HATS.
OF quality and the lsess fashion embracing aims
mprovemenis and unexcelled by any her-o-
fore produced will be henceforth .od al
FOUR DOLLARS EACH.
The additional prepai atoms made or the nanufa5ufe Of
this article the increased facilities enjoyed for procuring
from France and In this market the choicest necessary ms
terals and the greatly extended sales anticipated ny
Co. warrant them In sfording the article as above
IFARY CO. Hattors,
au3O sodu s. aud Astor House
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-17

Rsc,ipn s,uc, Saiuday-FLoUR, Sc 900 bbls WHEAT,
10000 bu.h Com. 1900 do. The FLOUR market
opened firm. with small sales At - 80 a - %. OF
Wheat there sales Of 900 bnsh. Ohio At CSC In
Com the business not large, though quotations
remained steady sales 6 Oo0 bush. At Soc fRErGHrs
we're advancing with upward tendency in prices
Flour 90 Albany quote % &C, Wheat l7c and
Corn l4c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-17
" A X RTE ID .

4, Rrr.sl,u \ ou We1aesd,y OF o. b, g.. " nssh
T. IKwErT OF Am Arbor Nah 60 SARAH " JONES 81 .ss
former p.sce .
A. Dsh v 90 Oh instant By Rev. ov'fg- Was W.
GEORGE b RldSEl NJ Chicago. M @ Mss fNiLl p ,hti
ppN ssush'.r ofC Shelton. 80 Of the former fi'."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-17
DISPATCH 10. 2

BUFFAIo Monday Oct ia 81
Ford the Wing candidate . elected beyond
doubt The Legislature Is Wing The Wings
have lost two Congressman and gained enc n
Belmont District.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-17

LegisLqfure.-Th Columbus State journal Of
Thursday has returns electing Wings and Locos
% the Senate, on OF the latter IN Wing District
Portage and Summit) by means Of the Free
Soil division To the House It returns 80 Wings
and Locos. We believe small Wing majority
in Joint Ballot Is now conceded.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-17
MAS. ron JOHNSTON
MAS. YoS LoNosrRKrH,
-. A. So "a
lo.s TO Johnston on ali the shove .

ioss 10 Johnston on al the shove. 200
Oh course, Johnston has now less than 1000
majority to lose, and there is report that Crsw
ford has gwen g. instead OF 200 majority. Beside,
Elk aud Forest are said to have given so for
Longstreth against % before On the other hand,
We hope for reductions in Lycoming, Wayne
and Potter the last from the old VOTE Lei &
close hl, but We trust i, is right yet.