The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-30

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new Patents Issaes..
TIE following patents Issued from the United
Stats n. en Office for tie week ending March 20, 1866
Ian bert Alexander, of New York, for Improvement in
Gustav A. B,itthowtki & Frederick Hoffman, Of New
Charles Fl. Key, OF Baltimore, Nd, administrator OF
Simon f. Blunt deceased, fer Improvement in detachng
beats FRI m their tackle.
Adolph Felix Brown Of New York, N. Y, for machine
Ambr Sc f Burnside Of Bristol R. l., fJr improvement
Abraham Coaia OF Ne ' York N. Y, for improvement
in ,esulag the now of il to tue wick 10 cercel lamps
for improvement, in presses for punching.
Charles Davis, Of Newark, N. j. for improvement in
Jeserhus Echos, OF Columbus, Ga for improvement in
stone elilliIg Machines
john S G.llaher, Jr. Ct Washington, D. c., for i'm
provenent in water coolers and filters.
jesse Gilman, OF Nashua, N. H., for improved ath
chine.
s.e::ben 7. Gold et New Haven, Conn., for improve
inert In steam radiator cocks.
1alvor HalvoIson Of Boston, Mass, assigner TO F. K
slocum and Rctert Wa'kinson, OF Hartford, Conn., for
J, W. Hoard, Of Providence, R. l., for improved pile
driver.
VIM. W. Hubbsn Of Philadelphia. Pa, for improvement
VIM. jerks, Of Ae1andsia, Va, for Improvement in
hard corn planters.
Charles jones' OF Brooklyn, n " for improvement In
KonIsd Kiesr, of New York, N. Y, for improvement
Charles II Lewis Of Maiden, Mass, for Improvement
in sprirg platform for railroad cars.
Murphy Love- Of Boston, Mass, for improved piano
Azei s. Lyman. Of New York. N. Y, for improved
thed Of cooling ard ntilsting rooms, etc.
ters' berch.
JOS. Miller, of Boston, Mass, for machine tor sweeping
streets.
Edwin Monroe, of Charlestown, Mass, for improve
Henry K. q james L. pnmpton. of Hamdsn county,
Mass, for in provewent in wardrobe bedsteads, com.
Horstio O. Perry Of Buffalo, n Y, for improved vslvs
Cyrus Roberts John Coz, OF Now Hop-, Va, for i'm
provement in grain sepsrators
James Rowe, Ct Tampa Bay, Florida, for portable field
' Junus NJ Sampson, Of wa,rs.vills, H., for improved
Albert Spencer, Of New York, Ny, for improvement
in machines for sizing hat bodies
Scion Staples of Bath, Me-, for improved clamp for
parkiDg ships.
R. l., for improvements in steam boilers
Jno stul, OF Phiadelphia, Pa, for improvement IN
Anoiew Sweeney, Of Wheeling. Va. for water metre.
VIM. Thomas, Of New York, N. Y, tor improved cook
VIM a. I.wers, Of Philadelphia, Pa, for improvement
in &C. eelers, to prevent slipping on ice &c.
WIN. Warwick, Of Pttsburg, Pa, for Improvement u
A. ". washburn, Of Yszoo City, Miss, for improve
! mens in cotton seed planters.
James H. Bennett, Of Bennington, Vt, for improved
| butter worker.
Samuel Beaumont CT New York, for self setting rat
John A. Bailey of Detroit, Mch for improvement in
| mach ires FOR saving marble in obelisk form.
Meath Censhaw, Of Springfield, Texas, for improved
| Samuel Green of Lynn Mass, for improvement in
| tools for figuring morocco.
NH HneoltO Of Gfff far uako wha
Issachar A. Head, of Springfield Mass for improve.
ment in machines for saving marble in Obelik form.
| Phiip schI,g, OF Washington, D. G., for improved
D. H: Thompson, of Fitchburg, MASS, for improvement
| in machines for rsking ind ioadIng hay.
A. W washbu,n, Of Yasoo CITY, Miss, for improve
| ment 10 cotton hillers
Abner whiteey, Of Springfield, Ohio, for improvement
jusus Wooster, Of Bostcn Mass, and Samuel h. Fol-
som, of Lowell, hsss, for improved prin ing cylinder
Samson, Of shslOurne Mass Improvement in scythe
| fastening.
Watson, Of Washington, D. c. for improvement har-
vestsr cutters.
Henry s. Hopkins, e Hopkins, R. L. assgnor to him.
SELF Bepj W. Hendrck, OF East Greenwich, R. l.. and
JOS c. Peckham of Providence, R. l., for Improvement
10 for regulating varisDle cut-oGs for steam
Halsey D. walcoH of Pswtuchet, Mass, assignor to
himself end Milton E. waoott Of pla,e, for i'm
Richard Hunt, OF Freeport, H. for improvement in
} horse power.
RE.rssuEs-Elmer Townsend Of Boston, Mass assipnor
of Sidney J. Turner of Westborougb, Mass, for inn
provement in sewing machines. Patented August ~,
| 1854.
Thomas Brown of London England, for improved ar.
rergement Of meapa for working and stopping cables.
Patented July II, 1854 Patented in England April 20,
| 1e47.
VIM. P. Wood, Of Washington, D. c., assignee Of him
feIf snd John s. Galaher, Jr Of same place. FIR i'm
proved sewing mscbiLes. Patented February 20, 1885,
Buffalo the Greatest Grain Market In the
| World.
Is only eighteen years ago that the. FIRST cargo Of
Williams said TO have brought there to be sold In
1883. the tntia'ory shipment of grain in commerce
which, in 1855, amounted to than quarter OF
million Of bushels Ct breadstufs The Secretary Of the
Buffalo Boad of Trace hiss presented to that body this
summary Of the grain receipts at Buffalo, by lake aud
| all DAD, for the year 1866
Total receipts Of grain, bushels. 20, COZ 84g
flour reduced to wheat do. ............. 5019, $50
Upon his statement that sixteen millions OF bushels OF
wheat corn oats barley and ~ changed hands Buff
fao last year. The Secretary claims that that city the
greatest grain in the world That IL is the great
est grain port In the world the following table Of receps
| shCwf:-
Whea. Corn, Oats, Rye, Tool
| lush bush. BARLEY. bush
Gsieia ibiera 400 600 5,eoo, 600 GOO ssaoOoo
Dantzic. g. 0s0,0 600 - 1928 600 4 4O8 600
! t. Petersburg, all kinds 100000
ArchsDge, 900
/ A mn mn