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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-29
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. To AzEL. LAnD, Esq,
Superintendent OF Schools
Sal trust you VIII Gud IN my object
F.. g sufficient apology for this mode of ad-
dress The time makes haste when 1t Will
appear that you have made deeper
mark upOn Wisconsin than any co tempo
I rary officer Of the State With a sincere
desire that your administration Of Office
I may be successful for the good of the in
4 terests under your hand, I beg YOU win
consider thc few thoughts I wish 20 sub
nit with so much fayuc as YOU may find
thcm worth
The fund provided for school purposes.
by legislation IN this State, Is noble one.
consisting Of five items
LIST The sixteenth section in each
township, amounting to two thousand. two
hundred and seventg-oDe sections or miles.
"a Five hundred thousand acres of
land given by Congress.
3D. Five per cent. on tie sales of Pub
( llc lands within thc State.
Ilh All fines.
9th The proceeds Of chapmen's IL
ceuscs
\ noble fund Yet il is found that il
, is impracticablc 10 bring tie blessing Of
this provision home to all the people alike
These are the reasons Wisconsin ranks
in population with Connecticut; her ca,
pab!tltes are to sustain population of
Eve millions. Our sparse settlements are
numerous. and tie coast, where the tide
/ ot population meets the wilderness. is
. very extended. This state Of things will
continue longer than YOU, sir, or / Will
have any responsibility In tie matter 1t
Is my desire TO engage your thoughts
upon what may be done TO meet the edu-
catioUal necessities Of a newand advancing
country. The man who Is building the
saw mill, the man who has found prairie
convenient to wood and water. the man
who sits down where be hopes the Indian
I title will soon be eXtiuguished the man
who affects the shade and lives on the
income of trap and rifle, and the many
+ families who live on the other side of the
slough. and away from the settlement
/ for these men and families | am devising.
Indeed. through legislation. relief NAV
/ come TO those who, like the classes sym
/ byljzed in the foregoing enumeration. can
not have schools, and therefore cannot
share in the school funds Yet who can
abide the contingencies of legislation
! Allow me to suggest a scheme which. if
+ applied. viii bring immediate relief at the
smallest possible cost I propose free
schools Of "a unique model propose a
/ limited scale of things to meet a want in
cident o. "a new aud sparse population
( Y on VIII agree with me that any agency
that can bring the people to thjak. and
. that Will sustain all the faculties in czgr-
else lu useful direction. vii. constitute
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-29
Rem8rEa6Ie lIgeaiare Of a Chlld


A Rhode Island paper relates the following
adventure cf a child. only taree aad q half
years cf age, which wandered into the woods
on the l0rh inst. aud was lost.
The course If the child WAS followed, I'D
part 81 the information of those who had seen
him: but mainly by his footprints iu plough
cd fields and muddy places,-He was found,
on Saturday evening. fire and q h1f mites ia
q straight Hne from home, Jyty Jour and a halt
heurs after his disappearance, and t8ty-OHe al-
ter he ate lis breakfast on the previous
Thursday morning. He left home baretooted,
and very thjn.g clad, having nothing on but a
Thin calico dress aud an apron. and these were
wet " hen he was found. having wandered
thrauga piougaed fields aHd woods, and across
bitches aud swamPs. So far as is known or
believed. he had not eaten m0utaiul Of food
siucetbe previous thursday morning. Two
nights the little fellow must have slept In the
open AR, on the cold, damp ground; and they
were cold nights, too, there being frost on
each. His feet were badly iaceraled by stones,
briars DC, and much swollen, but he appear
ed to tie otherwise IN good condition, and IS
doing well.
The latter part of the strange adventure Of
this child was in and through an extensive
swamp, in which people have been lost, and
where. some forty years ago. woman unable
To fud her wav out, perished, and her body
was not found until nine days attsrward. In
:his swamp, is stream Of water five or six
feet WIDE. and Of considerable depth, and the
mud in lis bed, and on its banks. Is SO deep
and sof: that it IS difficult TO cross it. But
this child did cross #; how, every one who
/ has seen it, Is puzzled to conjecture. From
I the appearance Of his tracks IN the swamp. I'
+ is supposed that he wandered about therein
several miles. He was found on the margin
. of the swamp. but was supposed to be IN It,
and between one and two hundred men were
engaged on Saturday in searching for him.
" question whether there Is another instance
F on record. IN which a child Of 50 tender years
survived 50 much fatigue, PriyatIon and eX-
plosure.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-29


TIE p3gt % aois2a Ljm III ar1e4 peas
In the summer Of 1II5. whom the Am
eriean army vas il New York. a Young
girl Of tie city went to hcr lover. one Fran
els. and communicated to him. as a secret
she had overheard a plan that was In
operation among the government men to
destroy tile American iu-chief
by poison with his green peas. a favorlte
vegetable Of lis, on the following day at
at Richmond I'LL head quarters, where he
was - dlnc.-Eraucis. who was thorough
whlg. althougl* supposed 20 be friendly to
the roya.lsts. Eeut Immediately to Wash
iugtou aud acquainted him with this dia
. bolcal plan fer his destruction-Wa ashiug-
ton having listened with attention. said.
Ny friend I thank YOU. Your fidelity
has saved M life, TO what reserve the
Almighty Easus But now for your sa-
IetT j c-ar1- you to return to your house,
and let not word Of what You have rcla-
ted to me pass your lips: it would involve
you In certain ruin and heaven forbid that
your life should be forfeited or endancer-
ed by your faith to me I viii take the
necessary steps to prevent, and. at the
same time. discover the instrument Of this
wicked device
The next dag, about two hours before
dinner, lie sent for enc Of his guard. told
him OF tie plot, aud requested that he
would disguise d.mselfas female. and 90
to the kitchen there to keep a strict watch
upon the peas until they should be served
up for the table The young man. care
fully observed iae directions he had receiv-
ed. and had not been long upon his post
Of duty, before young man, another of
the guard. came anXI0usly TO the door Of
the kitchen. looked in. and then passed
away. In a f.u moments after, he return
ed and approached the hearth where the
deadly substance. when suddenly he
shruuk back IS though from the sting Of
the fork touEued adder. lis color changing
to the pale hue Of death, and his limbs
apparently pal-ied with felr-evidently
horror-struck with his own purpose-but
soon. however, the operation Of more
powerful iucitenent urged forward his re
iGctaut hand that treablngly strewed the
odious baue and he lcft the kitchen, over
wLelmed with conflicting passions. .rcmorse
and confusion
.IIaroll sleeps no more. the cry has
reached lis heart ere the deed be accom-
I--s-e-- sad The youth on duty III a voice
NOS asFois al 1ty. as he looked after the
sell caalaIlc. wretch
~ .a-. lar..a said tie commander
la-cailt IS, upon receiving the
----1.a- ESQ young
.s- ~- --- l-- "oa-e -.aEe been
.-e -.#. ..soA N.3a 5..4.a 5..a1ie.2A oL
.a-- -a-a-- -9-.- --ge fallen. hE I@-5 z.
aal-l9.-ee Len rave -". (. -aio
-- t9 5-e -..a. ...A .lr
l ~--
@" nan ana
. -
nom ~" -. s - . '
"~---=
..- II
3 ~" --. '''0
the parry N- -s--e.-- --.' q -~.'-s' me
apartment. "A9-s re o'.'
was s'lea-- 1o' 'o-~- ''-'-l al ZIG ---s
% l-e season
The lenmaaleT-iA e--.eL .'"- ..s seat
placing G-a@-.z 1fatas e. 4t7 ''-.+ -a'.a
and Genera. y poster oa ~ 'a... " "-ea
'-l ll'.-.. 'l-i'
duties If t1. table. the chief said impress
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-29

Ten minerals have been called the "GE-
OL0GIcAL ALPHABET They are quartz.
leldspar, mica, hornblenl, lime. slate. gyp-
sum. serpcutiHe, tale. and chI0ritc. Sen
arate and combined they form mountains.
rocks, and soils. They are also the dep
osit0ries Of ores, crystals, and minerals.
furnishing materials for industry .the arts.
commerce. wealth. science reGuemeu con-
fort and progress.
The alphabet Of Geology can be learnt
by any child Of six years in a day. many
OF the specimens being collected by ms
o7rn haudS, giving employment. instrUc-
ton, amusement, and materials for ..sELT-
INSTRUCTION" IN his future progress Every
pupil in a New York school-fre han
dred in au-ou returning home mt night.
took with him six letters of the geological
alphabet, all collected, broken labelled
and arranged b tae pupils themselves,
as their amusement for that day. TAous-
ands upon thousands of similar cases
have occurred within a few years past in
almost every section Of the country This
fact gives the secret of the unparalleled
progress recently made in geologyand for
the immense developments Of our natural
resources in all parts Of the country, alike
for wealth and for science The reduc-
tion III the price Of chrome yellow, from
fifteen dollars to twenty five cents pound
within a short time. IS among the results
Of amusement in Theological Excursions
The work of Progress" in the Demo-
cracy Of Science now proposed is to have
the alphabet, better. a Cabinet of Geo
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-29
Eanilr lfertinns

Nothing presents mora mourntui asPe1t
tEan a family divided by anger and anImosity.
CuhaprlIv, however, this IS not OF rare occur
renee. We even behold at times. brothers
themselves SO Indifferent towards each other.
so wanting in Affection or even in state 81
hostility among themselves, that they appear
as If they had been cherished by the same
fond heart, and fed at the breast of the same
fond mother. only 90 be divided 5y their tastes
and manner of thinking. We also often o5-
serve sisters main ain IN their relations 60 each
other, 50 much iEl-wI.l, that even the very
stranger when forced T. be q witness uf this
me'auch7fv state Of feeling cannot but be
shocked aal pa5aed. Iad1ed it's 5uttJo com
mon t. behold individuals. united ly ties oI
blood 1--we tezatalr Uaoul Iluca less intimate
footing Than u-ir.i strangers. and snow them
selves uuea less oals-IaE one 70 the otaer.
shan lhev ara. when eeeasle P g. satr5s, 10 peg
SONS they do u1s know. How r-Ga-
4 large steam saw Il--- S -n process q
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-29

On the reluln mp the Amerlcan boat Kept
the lead, and came in . winner, passing no
hag-boat at " oEk's Ferry sixteen minutes be-
fore the second boat, VI r Laird's. Although
the Yankee has. On this occasion, again
whipped al creation the best feeling was
manifesto dy ard Sir. G-lunell was highly
compIimenied by the con- aodore by awarding
70 him The cup.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-29

rRAoTI"Es MEDICINE, SURGERY AsD NrnwIFEEr,
~ MINERAL POINT, Wis. Tie keeps q good supply
low the Post Odce on High street Residence opposite
the Masonic HslI
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-29

EE0A y s. 81 = HzEz sEsEEs
l~S EEERAr. DEALERS In Faucv end s-aufe Dry
&s Goods, Groceries, Caoekery and Hardware H.gh
%treet. Mineral PnInt. 53.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-29

FEoH FoRT LAnwE The farthestdates
from the California emigration are from
Fort Lar.mie The letters Of al make
mention of tbe prevalence Of cholera, aud
Of troublesome Indians, but we hear Of
but one death from this vicinity child
Of Nr. Bryaut-aud TO loss Of property
though it would be strange II all others
were fully exempt 1t IS probable that the
fret trains ale already arriving in Cali
f-r..a
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-29

TaE MOST ISGEzlous YASEEE TRICK
rEr-TLe Newport ,R 1 auti-temPer-
auce men have nominated a ticket for in
spectors. consisting Of bllHI men. whose
duty it viii be to 81 that 80 liquor Is
sold as "a beverage in that town.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-29

s@ Scott Is q dead letter III this ccun-
-Caslactcu Ohio Democrat
Like other dead letters" he viii be
sent st-a. -lt 10 II Wasl-ngton--ha-ai5L
Register.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-29

- The population Of the Austrian
Empire IS 5J.7ll $50.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-30
Disasters &c.

Iva Borrow Ocrrs fcport- o oua hsyhe" Of Nt
Yofk. coal l1d-n. a tot- uss,r Nan'a-ke -
Sag NccNI EEEsos Bdtll Given driven ashore m iy
" sar ca the Of he eth e month 81 te Sisi
NJ, River and oa oss She o~ned - v H'ta ."
80, NJ, Tirr.nsrs ION Caiai. Providence. bss
pr,ed East Chop has Deen condemned she va @
insured p,., .s., .t
p.r sl. rrSna can anchors. Sc, says from tr week -
~ Ro-roe before reported sN. pst Of so aDd Pr' 80
1. ieel Tie hun cargo nin b. a 'ot4' h..
ALgrayDss, LAcom, SIX werk'ou' nor1 btnrr m Inv
ft r sheet Hartor l7h mt for tnppfe- snd sr' ron
er % the 18th had been co~mned and her ctsoo
go hh. 10 he sod That day .,
I,rss FEoz Bar-schr samuel Jones C1gi LII A ifi'
the Bay having i sonfi @" te -vI
the Guf I'D Capt. Lufkn n Pot HOS anint se
aud sneruafd went up 10 SQUIRT W 90" An iy'
t.r, .u.ra,ton There Il fnoTf ~ -onL
Taey pen that haroor With The Wind rom tae y os
49, ,,to AID could not Get out me-,
a., Fsl.b vessel -hor- Del NotP IT n port, iill
r trans or sehr John Gerard d. os' me-
badly that the az mpt gwen up D nf ~
TO- ~n and stern pos; sred s- De s' or
Lsatrr, to % pecefj o.i " Do'' o. .,
Fi.an hal apt wi D. tos iot. rehf Aitt's t'A
- ID v..i and all. mary PelksT II N~vblrypor io'a
-. sbr sp Portland hurt mach scsr chsiensr Of
shr "a Ana Of Coha - t -
nj 49,. ,ra Blue Rk d Porind 6sei sem
Ial. 81 w b. Of shr sn-sH 1oung o. ts p
,sd .-ho,. AZ Cbeecan unnjred kr PL-. o.
Ch.rp h had hcr bead knoct-d On lHd -
. ure C.pt Latin Hiorms "a hat ih- Cagsn q M $780,
dsys pheE reased al bnt IS The hf Cl-o- nsl Vs-
fo H,hsr TIE papers Of fhe schr Aeeumnfor" 'iA
w.. t4k-a - Crfs.a Of the eon-r and f-p .'
frrn fo1 that - unri 80 ~ az
but ~ w. "a -pbe
ma f-fs1n,d prze Tn rrfsa So i' - a.
IT, CsDfaa Desistsfa COO, i-sra ne a. "a
-. A.. the ye.-e la rome u tho Bay ~o. iAs ~
Sasozsrnr statement nat y siy' p-eArf 49, -
'...,--,L fGi5aoe-t-r II . ipl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-30
Arrived.

T. 4 NAL .i,m.hp Georr, Mitchell A.pnwau o.. D. ~' -
IT, steamship jane, hlrer j. D.Aaoa, = horr- from
Chse-or. with md-e. and 20 s0h2rd I1io' =,
passed tr- -lcvns signs nfs oae cross On az
SOP NJ, raes ion'l vet o. Cape h'.ias' s v-si .H
" la . &, pls--d hark suFpo. - b ne roai ila
ss oo, Of md ini 70 Sev Tos Fiday. -, P N .ouh sai
ofihs Hshsrd' .poke ship wished % BE- ege'd ma 'o
.,s NJ p Georra from Chasrc, bound 70 Sr iofk 40 s,a
,ie Cape- Of ih- Delaware and sand oos naa o. q" '
K sg Tse su.or 8, To,. o., p 'rt B.'rl
~. Tt vfssri RON Fsya' N,n:neke' sl'h o.' q m'an
''s Mn Pern sr. 81 oresn. days h zli'e AL
tss.ersers Ma LoFs oct p, ai y D. "a 10 - 49,
50 c1.ea 10 BAH nao Ba.,o Tas s-P' % rsirolt
rcn 10 Chss;eau. Nefl sns-d oct 1t q - on. ~ 'ot
80 Of, - - ou = sh ''-"as ea . VIVA ,,'
lllsr fire topsai -ho~ns ret .sl- VIZ y -. e.. o..
- IL a. 81 n =, Feie Ls Ponocl, rror Pni' DAl t'r b.
20. Rhsne.a lot Tho1a' Hs-ou-f Liverpool . I'y''
ne.r 40 - p p - -, - C,1toa J - - Pl...I
Arsr s. ard re caPe Q. Goot 10. - %, ' 49, S-
CooZ,. o, - 80 IL Nsn1 osdsI rhe c.
- had vey hesyJ weather on the coast 'ai 80 D-sh aoa "
l,s-l w.sou Bay sns.pos- B,i.y T. To- day. 9Th
- re- g. 70 saleu Iron.I-s ~ a. % q = oA =
= he boarded Dutch birk Hon. Chsn ron oLa-
Ro,,erdra - e,ys OF; you'd PIT INTO 81 hesna % a ~
Ave. Fuae Eo Dc JaseTo sg 7; wa CO.. :, b..
- t-rce Ass On Thuf-da, a Josa csn-a
Pos.
So. ca j-eG k. In ~ norl a. ~ -
80 he'd hstf -og,hery ada an @ tn- 60. ~
ra.es run y y p n y y '"
a. 4 Ca,nlcr. I.serg.sl y dfy. uStse AM -
70 I.re.a Co Nouesy A. =. pissed 'i@s''n' ''
ketse lof Hsyre. \, -. -,g.-
F,r. trn.sA Brory = --~a) fopSs. srsmes u DAY.. M
- - r-.en--r. - L W Blrchsr1 eNei n oai2N5 -
As hsi-oa- HoAor-i bs'ks w'-,nd Al kAlf4 O'07h " "
~ Yors- H.. q, 4,v.
R.i fsies fof Th0ris-se- ooa-on- Crel w 49, p. y,
rarg-e o8 o. ft lat - ~ Or = o. "a" '''
r-.sr r. -srl With ~ AS n o. . 49,,
u CoH.a1l. Ne hAJ, Nrlf'fr e-'@ 49,
IL Ttns. Ostas a 20 a
b. ch.t-.a tof Ca. = Amer Cabs sy,' luaSe 20 'ai'h
prfrfon 4
Bns va- Bzrss. AHles-oa, cals-, 1y-' hihs 70 9A
Boyn.o1. $500 h R,vr,o,
schr Funl.. Robnsoa. Caerryt-4 l. d,ys hrn'e' - '
RoYufon -, 49,. .,.,.u, s.,t %
poarr,rs rs orssza- a. - X. d f&ndfe
H. f.rt S.uel Hucsa sal ron Iverpoc y - -,
M csrao q hnber sfA hoss q fore al 49,
- a. g.. "a Ths .ekr Coniz. Il New fofs hr 80
a.. a. sri % freuE4s a t-1 sAs o. ~ -
Ire Ar,encsa ve>s,. az Do1lHra - 49, A,,,s "a
80 D. Nsvi. ~. Jsck-oGyHe u eAy., a'noe, - -
Po-slstA SD "a ~ih scarA seooa saa ~''-~'S-''
T0fL ,.-,-.--..- = A.x. a.v. s.or,s
- N.r,-sss. wass r-,-,.oss- iay' nd's "a H@a''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-30
FRIDAY, Oct. 2l-P. NJ.
AILNfi ONI. ~ N
There was a moderate amount of business

There was a moderate amount OF business
done today at the Stock Board, and the market
,hows no important change. Canton was very buoy
sut but generally the tendency YVES downward Aiter
the BOARD there YVES more iTmness in the street with
disposition TO buy the leading isnces Canton went to
s. which was bid for 500 shares for Nicaragua 2s was
bid showing an advance; for Erie 500 dS6i were
the closing rates Cumberland IS bid and all the ancies
were frmer The premium Stocks were not eetsve'
being held above the views of bidders Railroad
Bonds were firm and in demand Erie Convertibles
% went 20 90 further advance Hudson River new
Bonds sod u S5 state and Government are IN demand
and advancing OF Indiana q p cents. some s29'oO
sold at 60 showing large advance within short
time There session of the Second Board.
The Sterling market is again lower. \ lead
Inc banking house having drawn &2o00oO AZ 10
showing a further decline OF t = cent Good Bank
bills with City Endorsement nave been done At the same
rate. The range Is 9QlO 2 cent Francs are IN
changed, 5l56al3l
There was little or nothing done in Freights
today and the market is scarcely so firm.
Change was not held to-day, In accordance
with the Recommendation Of the Common Council
Tie Imports this week are not very large
OF Dry Goods they show slight falling on As com
pared with last week
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-30

Lois lying upon the Long Island Railroad and the Brook
lyn aud Jamsics Plank Road, only miles from brookyn
are eyictinq our industrial population from their city
homes the advertisement OF this esloe location part-
now chance TO obtain fine lot very cheap say from $50
TO $3.50 by paving q to 81 month without interest and
can exped the value of their shares in erecting cOmfos-
he bH1dngs The soil good the water excellent and
the air pure Stages for NewYoTk pass every half hour
and the cars FIVE times day. Full particulars may be OBJ
tanned from d. T. MAcFARLAS, No. Nassau st. Of any
other Of the agents at the property.
free 10 the above village viii start THIS DAY
from South Ferry, Brooklyn, by Long Island Railroad
Hour for starting II O'Clock A. NJ, returning al p. d.
Come one all that wish to have free ride into the
country and home for themselves and escape these
tyrsnnicel landlords.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-30
Total expenditures Tor the TAI
Importations for the week ending Oct. %

4 ,h Pb an Bari iO0O Arch Brel $500 Are DO, $50 CAKE
beer 20 cae. Cheese Coal 10. chadrons DO 90 bags
co., Coffee .t4f pick Dry Goods, ti' % L..
-c chests Id ~ Corh neal 81 chef
Lac sud Sodl Ash 500 ceks Bcar1onr
sod, Tbs Easan Co9Asa ca-rs Tonc- Bf'
eiG4 L.uoriCe Lead - hoNe, Ctrboe
i.snass BIS Ispocs % ht Nitrate S5ls. 800 boyes Paste
-rce Prmce stone, - ,t-es Gln, ls,lho
Nckee $50 otl- hsdiod 10 s. Cod. 20 o. fck-d Co.
bh Sarnu 80 bis Hrirne, 1850 botes and bli, Lemons
co Oraufes da 53f73 boxes lf0 bill boxes. tolJ
cr'- frais Kaea 5 AsoTiel
Frsts Chrdiock- 90 Pine Apples 50 hti
fals do. l4s CocA Sst- lD bunch-s Bnsna-
a. b-gs trails, b So an 90 kegs An,1is =
ears Cifon - Bany Irut 10 - boSe si bbs
hall . Pruue III block Guttl Pecha Is o. hide s.
Deer skn ~ H. Han Has Ho 10, pocket Hop stl
bale Hemp CO.. Wenche- al Earn - bOses bs 10 ca~s a.
80 iudl, Rubber -; hafs Rsoad Ifon 1f5l hs 1912
bts ids Sheet 100 tds Hoop. ia Sheets lOj Pe'
Pts cqle4 70 Wrought aai $50 ~ Ctst lion
Hscknaas. Cctar >hiasle- Timber O.
sars 797 Iead go hale Mlfns 73 bales Mat III
..rnsgs Do 10 ssitu "a io Copper csks Iusr
Nhs Ca-k Cod Ca-ks Tar OIL 10 cabs iJ'
Olive hss fofafoes n tb cask Ochrc. 10
do Cre,u IS d. Lead % 10 Lnc Waite. 50
70 hts cake Brandy, y pIa casks
Whisky ~ CTars. lls Canary Se ~, steel,
buuies Do cssks az Ssrdnes $50 lfJ
d. fiu do Qt2 hs Tn, 30 b1,s, Ca
nads Plates d. Isfn- do Is DO Tn 49, - IA
ndow GAS. = bass No0en Waste - ba-'
MOO. t-1des Niov - Aahssny, D. uues >a7sn
Wool Rosewood. pl-. snd u oss D., Co hnz-ei'
% Ia 10 os.slj Casks DO qi h5 do Isl 'hs
&c. to 2s events Do 3d., SI Do A6j b b.. d. To-
c.scs Inc, 20 lbs. 90.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-30
Markets. .CAsrrvLLr REPORTED FOR The rs

lEarkets Z AhifbLLf REfORIED Ick lhb
FRIDAY Oct =
AsHES-The MAKE: . steady with moderate sales az
- 6sl for Pots and IS 50. for Pearls
COTTON-The market IS without change. The sales
each 5t0 beles to-day.
FLOUR AND MEAL-There IA les buoyancy IN the lox
GRADES Stats and Western Flour the supply u better .ad
OF the demand; clippers wa.nS their ei
now due ADD business Il pretty gensray suspended
this Afternoon II honor Of the insoas dead TIE F2ot
and Statesman Daniel Webster The Eastern demand IS
~ Canadian Is held 81 os0S CO. With lew sae Ih-
sales Domestic 80 bts - G. 53i FOR common 70
straight State 81 634 Sit uxei 20 fancy Michigan
Indiana. and common TO gOOc OHIO southern Is Ns
hbs - IS foT mixed 70 good straight brAnd.snf - -
81 fcr fancy. Rye Flour quiet bat ara A ~ = a. IL
Corn M~el s better; sales OF - b5is OHIO and >tA,e -
- 80 - ~ ard Jerssy 81 - 6- Bgc4whest Fourn IN
good d. u. nd \. - a. - y bs
ORAIN-There il less dong Wheat the supply Is hot
aIge and prime wanted Shpp--s are, however VAT
M their etier and Transactions are not - iA-s-
Saos of 10 bush. ordinary Canadian 81 I'll VI ~ olsl
White Michistn 81 10 500 bush. damaged Csn,sn -
DC .ud SO 5ush- badly damaged Red southern a. oS
Rys i, urn but ouict a. Sc Barley - without chang
ns ~. sc.rco; sales OF Wes:ern and STATE =, 10 %
"a Jer.ey AZ ga &c. Corn very arm the detnsfd *
ss The supply Saes Of h coo bush II ~ loc, ios
Western Iniyed other hu1 are sroe sao inneh "Anea
"a rrio.- on te normal " the sdsenee o. s4e-
NHISKH-The market - trtn, with Fooa oSE, m,
.. al 70 bis ~ - ash for Ohio and y. 81 Tor ffl-
On Dr.d-e l. auist AZ 81, rime an interest
PRONlslONS-oniy moderate ee. asui. SO 30 -, G. =,
Mes ard sls Is PRIME Beef = p.sn.y aea .s
. be.vx "a bels ~ IS SEQ - tor Co~hl1y -
~ A. 5sas5 Tor DO. Prime Prime Mes = sc,-ce ana
prccs nominal Bee; hans ere ~ penit Ia !. 80 -
5s,.,a and are rather betts-. Sales a. 9sc Lssa
rev u arS prees irregular saes Only ~ 80. o.
iit5Illc tor old and lllQlilc for new tnc i1Is. s'.
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