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From the Lockport Courier.
Great Riot among the Irish at Lockp0re.
The Military called out-over ono hundred Men Ar
rested.

rested.
The Irish settlement up the canal, was yes.
terday the scene Of another dsgrdceful row.
The Galway men, who have been assaulted on
several occasions by the Mayo men, having
their shanties torn down and burned; and their
property destroyed, assembled in a large body
determined to average their wrongs by fear
ful retaliation. Having organized themselves.
they proceeded to the homes of their antago-
nists and demolished their shanties and proper
ty without stint. The men being mostly alb
sent at work, they repaired to where they were,
and most shamefully assaulted them with clubs,
stones; &c., wounding several, but not fatally,
as we are glad to learn. Intelligence of these
doings having been communicated to Sheriff
Clapp, and it being also stated that the rioters
were in large force, and prepared TO resist the
execution of the law; the military were called
out, and three bodies of aymed men, with the
police force Of the village, proceeded TO the
ground, and succeeded in arresting one hun
dred and seven of tho rioters. About eighty
were brought down last night at ~ O'Clock.
and lodged in Jail, and the balance was CON-
mtted this morning. The police officers who
went up yesterday arrived there some time in
advance oftbe posse. and upon their approach
a small body ofmen, whom they know to be en-
ged in the disturbance, started and ran for tho
woods
The officers took after thcm, but they soon
discovered that it would be impossible to over
take them and turned about; but no sooner had
they done so than the retreating men also re-
traced their steps and came up brandishing
their clubs, display fire arms, and one ofthem
fired off his gun into the air. The officers ex-
postulated with them and succeeded 10 keeping
them quiet until tho arrival of the armed band
when they were taken prisoners. We under
stand that all the ring leaders and the most
troublesome and malicious Of the hand have
been arrested. and it is to be hoped they will
be made examples of. Though the party now
arrested were not the original ;nstigntors OF
these troubles, still they were acting in viola
ton Of the laws and must pay the penalty
The companies who volunteered 10 aid the civ
authorities on this occasion were the Emmett
Guards, the Hook and Ladder Company, Mol
The majority of these we're detained all night
in the cold, and they deserve much credit for
their heroism and self-sacrifce. 1t 10 be
hoped that their will, in future, be no occasion
for another trial ofthe patriotism of our citizens
The frequent occurrence of these outrage-is
disgrace and reproach to our village. and Il 10
the desire of all that tho orginatorsf of them
may be treated with tho utmost ngor Of, the
law. issi oii--aoy Iseaab sbu0ll
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o. The question is often asked, who is en-.
titled to the title Of Esquire in the United
States, according to usagef An exchange
says the answer is plsin--every man who'hss
taken to himself wife! a'aiS1s nH wsi
Dobbs says lsio,s would make FIRST rate drs-
goons, they CHARGE so.
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Westward.

We COPY the following notice Of the Rock
Island Railway from the N Y. Courier 4. In
quirer. In the hands of such men as Mr.
Jervis and his associates, this Road will be
speedily built:
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have gott the Fire Proof Paint. Of Assor,edcoors
end white 90, with OF TO mix IL, that will sell fol
cash u the Doctor swilling-besde Lamp Fluid Oil
and lots Of other things Vulnerable TO mention that
won't charge you scent for inspecting. If you dom
buy cents worth. So come and look.
B. HAMMOND.
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Forms and Regulations for the Assignment
OF Land Warrant and Locations. M
GENERAL LAND OFFICE, .
March %, 1851.


BY the first section OF the act Of Congress en-
titled IAN act making lsod warrants asst ignable
and for other purposes" approved March 22d.
1859, II is provided: "Thar all warrants for
military bounty land which have been. or may
hereafter he issued under any law OF the United
States, and all valid locations OF the same which
have been, or may hereafter be made, are here
by declared 10 be assignabIe. by deed or instfu-
ment OF writing, made and executed sfier the
taking effect Of this act. according 10 such reg
ulations may he prescribed by the Commission
er Of the General Land Office. so as TO vest The
assignee with all the rights OF the original ow q :
ers Of the warrant location"
10 accordance with the provisions Of this
section the following forms are, prescribed for
the assignment OF the warrants and locations
referred 10, wit:
Form Of the Assignment Of the Warrant.
No. l..
For value received, ], A. B., to whom the
within warrant No. was issued, do
hereby sell and assign unto C. d., Of
and 10 his heirs and assigns forever, the
said warrant. and authorize him 10 locate the
same, and receive a patent therefor.
Witness my hand and seal, this day Of
165
Attest: Alb. rsEAL1
E. F.,
q. H.,
Form Of acknowledgment ,ohere The render is
kno'cn TO the officer taking the acknopledg-
ment.
State Of County of
On this 6sy Of in the wear of
personally appeared (here insert the
name OF the weuantee.) TO me well known. and
acknowledged The foregoing assignment 10 be
his act and deed; and certify that The sid there
insert the name Of the warrantee.) is the iden-
lical person TO whom the within warrant issu-
ed, and the foregoing assignment thereof. t,'
(Officer's siguature.I
Form Of acknowledgment uherc the sender is
not knocn to the officer and his identity has
TO teprored.
Stale of County Of
On this day Of in the year
personally came before me (here insett
the name OF the warrautec,) and (hefe insert
the rame and residence the witness, and the
said (here insert tue name Of The wtness) be-
ing well known 10 me as a credible and disin-
teresied person, was duly sworn by me. and on
his oath declared and SAID, that he well knows
the said (here insert the name Of The warran-
tee.) and that he is the same person TO whom
the within warrant was issued, and who execu
ted the foregoing assignment. and testimony
being satisfactory evidence TO me OF that same
fact, the said (bere insert the name Of the war.
rantee,) theupon acknowledged the said assign
ment TO be his act and deed.
(Oficer's signatuie.)
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Q00 Barrels Machinery Oil. Price rs cts pi gall
eJOO $500 gcllons do do
in casks OF various sizes do do N
900 Barrel. boiled Point Oil do IS do
5000 GALLONS do do do ris. a.v
.ii y in casks of various sizes do do do
$50 Barrels Tanners Oil. Various kinds and oual
- 81 ties. from 35 % so ceufs per Gallon.
1900 Gallous in Casks of various sizes. Various kinds
y -, and qualities. from 25 to so cents per gallon.
80 Tors Tallow Grease. for heavy bearings
Machinery, in barrels or Casks. Of any consis.
tency required Price cents per ID.
$50 Tons OHIO Mineral Paint. in Barrels. the lowest
f market price.
Machinery Oil. warranted not TO chill in the coolest
weather, and considered by those using il equal TO
Sperm Oil.
Boiled Pain, Oil, oqusl to Linseed Oil. other than
for white. Hr
constantly receiving large supplies Of the above
named articles. AID my mstto s. ''analI profits and
quick hetnrns .- B.F. POND.
SO Water Street, under the Pearl ST. House)
New York February 1852. nqeo
SALURATUS ythe bbl. or lb.. at ta
" - -" ~ !. .
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THE AMERICAN EMPRESS COMPANY

Railroad will hereafter receive Bank Notes Coin
Merchandise and Packages for ea.tern and southern
States Messengers leave for the enst and west daily.
$. S.CHANDLER, g. co.
Hnsdaie. June 1881 a5Otf Agents.
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Paints and Oils.

g ALURATUS by the bbl. or lb., at
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y FeiJ 4lnsiI
IIfhhAgi
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OILS, TAtLOW GREASE,

000 Barrels Machinery Oil. Price rs cts pt call
IN IN nrull. L. -
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To lInriners.

DaNstxous sBolLThe ship Wd Pigeon her soEs
China sounded coral shoa the lat. des I'm. o1l
ard loo 4-m ea-no lad down on the ht-si chart. l.
rocks bit ~ feet them and a.
IL csbes elsth and bears
from the vega BsEk about =. - ,dstsut mics.
OI1aaH W PUrSsH Cap,nn
IisHr, LeET Hor'rsIn he gh house M passed the
ast Congress III number Of other
prsuons g1 bescons and bu0ys Of cs interest the oE
which be termed Of general national character and
great importance.
In lslt house Mno Le'E. which
blown down. be rebuit
hsht class the PyG Pa shoa, Worth
Csrohua.
ON the n Florida frst class Light
Reef Con's Patches which mules from tho
fort Reef Lfht, ana nearly mdvty 20 Sand key / git
Sand Key Light has also been the old hght
blown down 1876 ard hs be built has
along that or Of has
appropriated finch a. Which hope may Be iore
beacon has Teen Appropriated the Rccs sho which
the Toriuess and the Of The Fouda Rec SHEA
mate this a. aune SAFE for I'll vesses bound that and
ssver % Of distance between New Orleans Mobile aud
ST. Msrks and our AtaHtic p,ra
The last three lights together vh he Light which the or
this has believe the BRUSH VII
the Great Issacs Bahama Bani s n-h the usk
between the Atlantic ports and those u Gull 4 Asx
10 more than one half =. * 6. W. y.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YORK......sept. II


s,samships-Ponds, naI.han Savannah s. l. hShs sIn
Aesms Charleston spoHod, Teston Col koanoke, TsA
Norfcl, Ludsm Peasants. 80. c,-, ,i.i..5 ~.
Goodv.n Weeks, Quebec Ladd Church Adsao ne
c.f scotf San Frsneso X W. Trundy Ansnea Larrenee
T,srtsol d A Kibssland Co java tBr 1hr 2ae,s.
io,sn Collins O,ean Eagle sones hebourne -, Jonn os
Dem sensor San Francisco Slate Gardner CO..
Edwards. Charleston, 7. Wsrdle.
Bsrts-Imm.rand Oldenburs) Ausef', Bremen Pope 60
J. w Coin Walton West Coat Of Anca, X r sooh 20
Pasdip (Pruss Busdah RichoSco, Thompson Co "han
Tbom pson (Br MDonsl Dalhousie, Lean COINS . .
CoIb Crovsl. San Francisco, p. & ID. Fo-ler.
Bns Deraersra Merebew. NevbuJpon, r. Bnet sent'
Decndia Mails Racines C0shDoc, Laury, - nans
lad Church Delhi Grozier, Cardenas, sardy Marshal
key, Lila, Eeuyiius. oven ~ Jones 49, - r.
scbooners-secesry Marcy, Midget Washngton y - mas
Ter Hanove Chester Richmond, c. H. Prsor VAL DslS1ey
ST. Marks Coe Anderson Co Hsrsfd Butke, saV annah un
bsu Dmon Globe Small, Salem. K w. Ropes sarsh ~
beth Smith, New Bstsn Uuty lBr) Hendeson hs-h o. ..
Desley Senator Meyers Alexandra, surgss, Ceaan Col
Ella Gauusr, WashuFton, r. n 6aehiord PAeht, fh,roN
wilmington Bateran Ruoerson Mara Cole Bslnore ID
son Lo~6en Vienna fuohmond B~dei ssatho1as
Rroen Philadelphia w Mckee Pe.ress, een Pnu4iepha
J. w MCKEE; H. T. Lewis, Berry, Portland 5. w Ls"s f4ah
LorF. Boston g. w Lewis s. Appleton Ryder Dos''u'
L. & w. Henick - r-.i...
sloops-W D. Kayhew, French. Taunton, master ffedsch
Brow. G .rd.r e. Provijense. L. Kenny.
Steamer Ironsi3es, Yssp, PHILADELPHIA x v BnEg'
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srorih, ~ sser o' o., ;i - a,''t' "a -er ~
o. Gee G. .ere q - 7I-- - e.. g. 81
o. - 80 - a. ron Bers r lni t,rsi n i5,s.
- - lr,e, seoss NJ ref ih~ E1i- = - 81 -
= IS, ,,fhor - rser-ut slor- 81 f-r - a
ron lie blow. T9os I'Ot o4; ,or F-ea ga ~ ---
~ = -. ssrah Boz ron Csflssos and roust .
~ 800, "a. sr,. s-rc~. n rr- n ~. Eur -
a. ..r. ov.r su.upgtss ratsr aad -srasrs "a
"a, - 80 On h-f aslcre 81 cave - - "a III -
go a.. ,,r.t -esss-y a. To .hrt Of her esrro "A.
b-~sta,.d pcTfoa Of ths 49, .ussr er2ss1 So -,
and materials soh AZ aaetoa % ne -'.h- l.e -
-. o. % Re s-rt-u.r Ar'ratof. hlF- net a. p
.,suy Of The ocers aas vrek- ard ssivaf- o. 81 - -
arsrssd then Of proes~is q sac o. carso Afrf -
"a s, .s.,s. ~, ss-,.,sd - Il r,I -t-n a Nar-l
So. a. from HsyasA bound 70 fr-aeh key = "A - mo-. 81
e.rGo and .e'-ral szvs. she "a. ,A.i ?. = - . - =,
30 " Tie chr Bora and tor-9 o pr aff'ls o. ~
,.r,n br, B,o-a.,8. Rogers, sh vallas earIo q -
- .. p-,,o. ~. iryea tshors - Gas a. TorilfR'
n reesrs ,oot n-ay I'll he eafso e.s slee-fn ~
se The v.ss. o. o the Gooes are tamAst Iee 9ri
lie re- sbe -sisA IL and wi - Dove o1i ,nd -
parsi s.iors ,sla: 2 .sI'o ~ ' -1'' '''a
Ban JasPe Capt wsd- IA. 80 =, % ~ 20, o. go y
Der elrso hss beer broushtdov eJ - - 80. =
,oou ,. ready her sfo Ts sons 49, q 'y,ss
bs the vreciers deev- n Be vel reHneate IL O. ne
Hn ~ 80 ,rd DC e ls sat l- ss nal -
hind beautiful psai arrslseeHi' Asd 90 that should -
PHiL1pELPBIl E-ns,bsc. saa-
"a Iolr, m York sa Of 6eosa W 5s-sanah scf'
Bos~ Bisser Areeis, P R. May sasr LaE, SsT i9,.
Vrrins Hale Fail RIVER CaFoine, hes' caHivtr. B,is-
NJ HEsrd smyrnA; NsvJsrsey Goins 6eotso~n sarsh
jane Aranee Ctesspease CITY Edth Edfdss booa Root l.
Tsy Can salem Norma Jlnes N-N fcfEi A 6o4Sa, Car
6,js Hysrns Sir.t;a sti--s Providence
Car,S-stssn.hgs K.a-sbsc, Sanford View fort Grlrf,
Sea- WacoT Ch.es,oa CRY Boston. Ksssr5ros h-tnn
bsrss Gen. Kekers0n. Bostonj hda jordan sosoni s1s'
san Brsv ston Ps;rk Heur-, Loan. Dsneraa; n
Ws,t,o1 $500 Yo5-; Frma Ratsr Botoai schr, rei
ssan Br Cois gssfef Island virginia fiae "a Rvsri NJ
Mer Bostnn Nlnettl sfes fforieacei Efia ines-
Bool r / Tay Cam salem Marietta B1rr Nker.on, Boston
Mona Jores S-FYorE A GodEu. Carlisle Br tEegot Any
vs. Led Fsfco.f SewYort Chares Astrul, Ahsl b'''1
.ie net Erp-se Lsyuan Baltimore bssss Cstoern fuI o.
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FOreign Ports.

Al Busnos Ayres JAY g. bahs D. HaTes Belas ur NeW
YoTk, IdUad ppsch, from salem lr DO Buckeye,
Tbt-- to Wusht Avrr fon Nes fofk, 20 dsJs passage
bfg Hobeu Nyus, Gov elL uue.
Csd 18th ut han Lcoc N4non from savannah, th,
% lead for RIO Janero
AtAu1 CAyes u, bark EmJ BanauE Kiln, Phaisgla,
30 days; bre barbados. Lee, for Boston day.
An. al stephen N.B 81. bark Bfoom- Soul= Boston
go schr orleans, Lily San JOAN llsi bark
p Parous Bates IA d. In. BosoHj Joha c. LssAad
GTsgoFy, ssn lnncs,O aud san Jusn.
Arr Barbados Aus IL, schr PhguN in Platepa; 18th,
ba Cornthan Randall Sev iofk 10Th bnE Bermuda I'm Nor
ok 2Oh brig susan n Baltimore 7lst, FORBES, facs,
Ntw-York; Portland. I'm Philadelphia.
Arr At Port ROya Jam )AuG % barb R0la, Jarvis Padel
pha SD. 25l bt Samuel Churclnan PeenOa, Iurks Island
95th, bGs Abbot,.iord, Rogers, Baltimore.
JUDY o. hp Harriet Er,ns Spawn q d. IN.
Boston SD l4il slip i-dpcnd~ucs Choi- COlnmbo schr.
spray Hail. ss Francisco lo schr HoaCuu, swenson, saR
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Whniers.

Arr New Bedford oth oars Belle. 'of Fan en- Hny Pa
Ocean, Teee lsnds Nay ~ Nth % blls 80 do
o board sold and home the 400 bbls 81
40 snd go DO ~has OIL Spoke May 7. ht S.
u. bsrk Kotch \ b bouui Na isianf
lit OF Rotuah passed whahns bars % oD bhS -
months cut, Heard from. MAY 81 kinFs M
Groupc ship Herald, Terry, fahaen ~. Brown. sssond
nate Charles n. Devo W shepherd G. SHAW, aud r. B.
men, late Of the Ohisno, of b before reported 0t bone
The Belle The b. sailed from B. Dec TO- 1874, and has osea
ahserf aud months
New Bedford barb Stafford farcs 100 bbs sn mot
bere schr Antarctic, Of Provnceown cean fis,ing
doubt landed her o sfaya Aus 49, lat 81 30 ou. ~
before Geoffe May WesPor, clean 23i, BARI LeUnsoa
TiiOn y. b., ltO bills ia al, mot 2tll
Seen 9th MT shout ~ $50 miles south II Nomans Land
thip joe Matee. Mady. New Bedford for Indian
sIokensoT sih Oft Nanet, chT Extra o and Saniu ks
will 81 lbs OH
An At Pro,ncstovn Sept lob shf LOUISA, YOUNG Sona A.
idntic. go btls lsrs n-h oil
Also s,Lr NrGran, cot Or-ansl Pe~nrr NoTh Atlantic
2s0 bis ~ OIL spoke Aug -h Beu4n Frnkhu, Bev
cry, weeks cut, l4O tbs Aug lst, hL Amcs OF saui
web clean, Juy 3oh, schr Aired 81 New Bedford 20 hhls
bosrd-ssuthome 10 t hais FoN, Of Meyor o.
GU, ib9 spi DR. ffankhn. of do. 100 Whale.
Also 7h schr Unoui Gem, Eastern shore 20 h5. va
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Arrived.

Man,,eamsp southerne w J. Foster nsser 90 hoar'
day gb al ~ Cape Hateras L,ht esan9s W By s. eI
ssns. with James ASs7, bound 70
Rail- Co AS "a lat 30 a. lon % 30 spoke 'ehr' Aa' steer
Slip ccntanon coomb. Newcastle Juy 81 with nd'e 'pd %
pasebsers to Zeress Co. Aui g. at -, 9n 10 p ss
h1 s % s. Isopsd Ba. Stockholm July H. and % d. from
Eneur with and y passeuserr TO Schmidt Baehen
tool pilot inst; sli With bak hhone from L'
Ship Bele (sem yo.mann Bremen, July 2 with rnde and
20 c PSs 70 3f as %d Sweeney Sc
ds IN ba1st Booth Edgar June 70, lat s. lon VI W.
my no cate the WhshIs bsIk Persia New Bedford so tes
sperm bark Edward do $50 bills e b1f ono o. 90 -
SsIiuc e. go bb " had Ist wind the Who'll. paaso
ros the Atlantic in 80 d. from Panama ihsssai
est distance n "a hours was 3H miles -
Hazard, salen BArstOw on Busno' Ayre July ~
Bari Savannah (of Richmond Me- Stewart Newport T. 80 ds
with ron to w. 7. Weld q Co. Of Boston .
Biz Die Krone, tPssl Pope Cette, France 100 ds With
B1s IScosps tTor cbfsopher.on. chrsua tNorvay GO
dys ballast with 1874 ps's 70 mster Az, 70 s 81 ~ ION
Bs JaulAla Bssk Boston days, with sapPan wood 70
b. bs Margaret Mcdonald rou, g. II ,J,, with coal. to
signals Win clipper p Golden CITY senc. i3f oaaYrus .
b. bng Juliet Hilton, Rum Keys d. with o bash san To-
b. tGs carenc. oOnye Turks Island Il d., wit" 5000 bush
Bns senuphsr Marshall Vera Cruz JOY 90 with md.s Hs
srAve Ion "a @5 spoke shr Ehza Jsne
~ New Orleans for Belize Honduras Supplied them with
Br 'cbr wsf5T WIZ, luguana le d. with .ah, % Msud
Phe'ra 4h lat g 8 hon 20 o. SPOKE b. ship DAnns In
schr susan Russell, Nantucket ds
schr Henry Gbbs, Cushman New Bedford de-.
schr Phadspha, Boyle, Boston d., bound to Albany
schr sly. Ncienon Boston ds plaster, bound TO Albany
shr ihosd Ilabd Msrsy ansboro, ~ c. d., with naval
shr Hiram Gerard West, Philadelphia d.. with coal bound
s@br univ P..r.on wlaus Philadelphia d.. with coal
scr GreenwBy KIRBY Rum keJ d. with b,fo bush sal TO
scf X W Brown Hooper Wilmington N C, d', with naval
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saarkehs.. .cAnrTuLLy REPORTED FOR THE TRIBUNE.


SATURDAY, Sept IL, 1852
AsHksLThe m"1et is very firm, with limited de.
81 e, ~ bbls at 81 81 for Pots and %
COTTON more active. 500 bales changed hands to-
Qua p And mEAL-rh.le /. increased h..yins..
nd Eastern ngu The supply 1c 10 Is SnSs gi
nde figures The arrivals are not large, and we notice
eood degree Of 6rmnes, in the 10y grades OF Ohio Sour
ana 4 inactive At 81 81 for old and 81 50 for fresh ground
..iss sf Domsitie are $500 bbs at - 25dsi 81 for
to ss state q s.eSi So 81 % eo@m ' .
mood Ohs Southern 10 trm, ano IN to~ eSave t
sr-~,v continues moderate saies OF wv p' :: ar
SI for mixed To gcod sGsS"' 9iSDN' - ~.
T. nc, Rye Flour 10 selnug In small lO,:a % o' of
1l nancy s9IdS4 Is f,r superfne Com Meal scarce,
and Is INN at s. IS for Jersey, and - 81 i0i oiSa'S
"GRsAIN-Tbe supply Of Wheat is in excess Of the de-
uspd and at the close prices were easier, WIZ "a Soo
qury Southern scarce e anr wXsS and A. 10 for pdmo
~hite 400 bush red Ohio at CSC az 100 BUSH wale
Michigan private terms; l0VOo bush PRIME ~ a1 Rs
batter and IN request; sales Of l0o bush. s9e BARLEY
fs quiet and is nominal at &c 76e Oats are shsae pei
t.s A. ssYisic, Jersey 42c and Southern at SdS5
Com ,yory the supply 10 not large ana me de nsno
sxnor that we can learn the sales $1,000 BUSH at
7I17llc for unsoUnd and 7Zc for western mixed ooha
yellow is still scarce and quotations would be nominal
sWHIsKy-There is no change TO rote in this article
Sset OF 800 bbls 2c for Ohio and "a for frison
latter Drudge Is STEADY saes oi " mus a. 90"
time and Ia teTest ,,, -. A..
PROVISIONS retail business doing IN Fork the
trace Me buying only for their present wants Inc sse'
SEQ bhIs at I9 IS for Mess In LOTS 81 p Tor Prime AID
Sai SO for Clear Beet Is in limited demand and is hFm
Ths sr eli Il unusually hght sales Of Isl bbb In 1918 81
S9 for Mess and s. 81 for old Prime The stock OF
new doe. not probably exceed 900 bels Lard hrml'
held and quiet Sales OF $50 bis ana tcs at
and kers At Qlsc Butter firm and in request for the
trade the East and shipping Sales OF Ohio az 9e
and Western NewYoIk al l7Gl9S- Cheese Is in fai' DO
COFFEF-Mesu. II. Hoffman sofa al snSton, to Gay
SEQ bass Bic at n d9lc. and SEQ DO white NS.S -.
GUANO-As sale Of 600 tuns Peruvian wal made 81 80
6 months - - - -,
sounded Al he Charleston mills and will be in this make
next veek. TIE quality Of the crop 4, hne ..s g..
HIDES are firm. 45oo Buenos Ayres have arrived iTon
HAMBURG but prevoasy reported as they were sold 70 az
yiye al 6lo 600 geen sailed Buenos AyTes COW ~ 20
ls per cent; Loco English slaughter &C. ana INV ~
Grsrde, tide , 5000, n, l II
TOBACCO IL In steady demand. so0hhds Kentucky sol
at Sl0ste; llC0 bales BsIasos a%e y 90 hsNanA a. =
pgeek
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-13
Pussen1era Nailed.

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