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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-19
SJVILL MILK AND ITS MANUFACTURES.

This dslectable subject is undergoing il Brooklyn,
lust now one of its periodical ventlsons. The occs-
,on of the present movement theresnent affords ~
instructive nsgbt into the occult processes OF NUM-
cpal legislation, and according to majority report
from the Health Committee Of the Brooklyn Common
Council 10 as follows: There are in the Seventh Ward,
not far from Wallabout Bay, two adjacent dsteries,
one belonging to Mr. Charles Wilson and the other to
Messrs S. L. Hustled & Co.. and there lately con-
nected with these and dependent upon them for hersw
msersl of their tactical poison stables for the accommo
dson of some 200 COWS. The first Of these dstil-
lerjes and few Of the stables built twenty-five
years ago, when Brooklyn was but village and the
land for great distance around them was occupied
ony by scattered farm houses; but now the CITY has
grown I'D on all sides Of them, approaching as near
their pestiferous neghborhood the nossriS OF Its
depizers will permit or their necessities compel Mesr'
while the distleries and stables have grown with the
citys growth, despite the remonstrsncss and CON-
plspts Of their neghbors, until the nuisance became
40 irtoerable that the Aldermen, in December last,
pucked up courage to pass ordinance for is partial
abatement. This forbade the keeping, between the
Ist OF May and the LIST Of November, OF more
than three COWS upon any lot Of $40 square
feet in extent, four upon half sn acre, SIX upon
an acre or twelve upon lot Of any siss. But thus,
len;snt a. Il vas did not find favor with 1.-THE parties
in interest" especially the Mr. Hustled above named
who, although be owned none OF the stables, iea .
te,der concern for those who did, and Incidentally We
NAV presume, for the profits afforded ey this nome
market for his swil. So he in conjunction WITH otne'
distlers went about to got the matter righsed Tse
report says: "They imporunsd various Aldermen 70
" have the ordinance modified. At special meeting
"of the Board, which very few members attended
at was altered to suit them, Mr.. Hu'ted oeng
present and comforting with the Aldermen who TOOK
I" the mos. active part in making the change" Very
snug and sociable, and wthsl very easily managed.
This took place on the lith Of February as and the
alteration by which they suited vas the addition
Of provso to the ordinance making insppcabs 10
cow stables already built and occupied, and excepting
from ts provisions altogether the Eighth, Ninth snd
Eighteenth Wards. A few days thereafter it was dis
covered that the amendment needed further fixing TO
ave Il the effect intended and on the Introduction Of
This psv amendment, Mr.. Fl. c. Murphy gentleman
employed at . sslsry to drsa the Ordnasc'' Of the
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DEATH FROM VIOLENCE.

Shortly before 70 O'Clock on Thursday night, Officer
Osborn Of the Sixth Ward, while patroliDg bis beat
discovered an old man lying beede box on the side
walk corner of Centre and White streets, and suppos-
ing him to be intoxicated, made effort to arouse
him. In this he failed ard procuring handcart con-
veyed the mss TO the Station House, where he was
placed in a comfortable position dsxn stairs. When
found the man was minus his boots his left eye was
much discoored from violent blow he had received,
his under lip had been cut, besides which ore OF his
upper teeth was broken of. How these injuries were
received s unknown; but from the fac. that he had
been robbed of his boots, it is supposed that he vas
attacked bv highwaymen and bostsn as described,
although il possible some of the injuries may have
been the result Of fall Being unable to give bis
name, the apparently intoxicated individual was re-
ceyed into the Station. House rs an unknown man.
Yesterday morning about O'Clock he WAS let out OF
the cen. WHARF he had been detained, when he com.
planned of being uuweL The off requested him to
take seat near the stove and after remaining there
short time he fell from the chair to the floor and eI-
PRED almost Immediately.
Later 10 the day, the deceased was recognized a.
Daniel Glroy. late Of No. l23 Mott street. -.
Coroner Hills held an inquest on the body, when II
appeared from the evidence of Peter Giroy, residing
at No AZ Park street and nephew OF the deceased tha1
fhe latter was visiting with him Thursday evening.
He drank little, but being perfectly sober at 10
o'clock p. m. started for home alone. His nephew
saw or beard nothing Of him TIL informed OF his
death.
DR.. Wooster Beach msde q post-mortem exsmins
ton of the deceased and testified 10 finding the hean
10 much enlarged as to be suficen. to cause deah.
His lef, eye was bsckened, and one OF bis uppe,,
teeth broken off, which injuries may have bsen caused
by fall there also confusion on the eft SIDE Oh
tie head; on opening the skull Dr. Beach found
large clot Of blood the biain which, IN his opinion
tvss he cause Of death.
No testimony could be obtained going to show that
the deceased bad been beaten but that he osd osen
robbed of bis boots. and perhaps small amount Of
money, there is no doubt On the evidence elected,
the Jury rendered verdict Of Death BY CON-
precision of the brsip-the result Of vo!ence-but
I" how received the Jury are unable to say
The deceased was IS years of age, and a native OF
Irelsrd He has left several children who are mostly
grown up 10 man and womanhood.
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BOARD OF COUNCILMEN.

FRIp.r, Dec lS-JoSAs N. PHILLIPS, President,
The Bo1a went into third readings and adopted the
following papers: r. A. Ma
To increase the salary Of the Messenger OF the Fire
Conn issioners from $500 to $500; TO present new
Banner TO the Fire Department; to construct sewer
in Madison avenue, from Thirty ninth to Forty mrs!
ataet Forty first street TO Fifth avenue and Forty.
second street TO Fourth avenue; confirming assess,
neut list for sewer In the Bowery; to donate wv
10 the Manufacturing Department OF the New ork
Hind Hesitation; to purchase Mayors WOOD por.
rait by Elliott for $500 TO construct sewer IN East
Broa6wsy Grand and GOuverneur Streets to give the
veterans of 1872 stand Of colors donating SOW 70
tbs New York Ophthamic Hospital; dooating *,Uo 70
Corlasrs.Hook Mission; donating 500 to the New
Council with books and stationery don stlng oOo TO
he Nev.York Fire Department Fund, ", ooO TO tne
tse Children's Aid Society, 81, 500 to the Womans
Protective Emigration Society.
The moment the third readings were finished, con,
certed movement for adjournment was sprung and
carried by the following vote: 49,, ,,..
nYEAs-touncmen Van Claim. lBultee Monroe, nsucn j.
Rcily, Bedford, Waugh, Clak, Crane, ODopnei, Wsthe
Franswsy, Avery. l. D. auut Roehner Van ine' ocNe'
Miller, Btos Ksttlemsn. Odel, Bird@-5S ,,.u,
EAYs-Councimen hughes. Phillips Aennsa, tsmPua'
Colyes moLousbhn, " 8nen Smith. Brady ot,sfsce
Jones Asrrsy, Reynolds. Ryer Bsswcn, Franklin hcVa
hlA-I7
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NEU-JERSEY ITEMS.

Masonic ELEorIos or OrrIcEns.-Enterpriss
CHAPTER No. g, Of Jersey City have elected the fol
lowing officers for the ensuirg year: H. r.. Leopold
Lithsur X, A. A. Rice; Scribe, Martin WIiam'i
C.. ofH, NJ Chambers; p. s., j. A. Ridley Treas
ursr, Alex Driver; Secretary A. Gilkinson.
Enterprise Lodge has also elected ts officers for the
snsung year, as follows: W. NJ, Alex DIVER 5.
W., ]. G. Ridley; J. W.. C. ". Chase 5. d., L.
lehman; j. D., Z. S. johnson; Secretary! ffanc1
Ballaurgh Treasurer, c. Grote.
Hiram Lodge will hold an election for officers on
Monday evening nsIt.
Ac1ros .CAr-sP THE NEw-JERsZr RAILROAD
COaPAsY FOR HORSES KILLED on THI RALRoAD
TR.cK'-A suit has iust been tried in the New.fork
Common Pleas between - Harriet and the New
jersey Railroad Company. The complans alleged
that plaintiff g horses on pasture at Wm f1css,
ne az Elizabeth, N j.. escaped from pastufe, wtcout
the knowledge OF Price or Harriet, and stIayed on
6akpdsnts' track, and were ki led on said track,
through the negligence Of defendants by oDe Of their
spgines With train of cars. The defendants moved
20 disniss the complaint, the ground that II tue
it showed no cause OF acton as me p'aintn no,,ss
were. at all events unlswfuIy on their track. His
H,por Judge Ingraham remarked that such was MS
opinion Of the law; but the counsel for the plain.
tiff urged strongly that the witnesses on both soes
and from o the State present. aud that he scI bed
better b. tri,d would ovsre hs motion and note IN
cspos BY counsel th.s toe =. might Be
BY direction Of Judge who said that for the purposes
III. a would the lsw - Be- that che comp STINT
tue would sl,i the plaintiff 70 recover esvns the dsfsno
sas their remedy the law By sppsa The jury afef
siDs hours-.sra ding six 20 six and unable %
spee-were discharged Il ia not yet Known whethS ne
psinH will the suiL For the plaintiff T. Zsans ha
J w C~rhrd; fox defendants, Eds1 s. Van Wink,s
RILIGIors-vheIRev. William T. Eva vas o.
Tbursdsy evening installed BY the Pfesoy%C 2,
Newark ss Pastor Of the Sixth Presbyterian Cnoca
and congregation In the Fifth Ward Of that cIy' toe
sermon the occasion va. preached oy me d S
d. Rowland. The charge to the rasDl 10 n.onis
cred By the Rev. Dr.. Stesrns, and ns' 20 Va. ,.
by the Rev. S. L. TuttIs. NJ Eva Is recently IRON
Maryland. n...,, a..or;..
ten for Genls % h; cs, o. r,sd ss Of
th, week in TIE PitmAn T. T. x US the R.vs. A.
Sv.s P,s:ss aS' Gesen Vice President K
as's: ., .' 1s2. pr ps.ssss:s y
~ us hsv, Green. Brooks, Street, Ds.ns,
ssd H.aes u.ss , ..c. e. s "a iss
Fro.t st.st Church, Q: Trenton. on the FIRST lasssy
.. March ssxt.
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BROOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBRARY ASSO
CITATION.

In pursuance of a call adjourned meeting OF this
Association was held on Thursday evening at the Athe
paum upon which occasion the leading feature OF the
meeting was the adoption OF constitution and BY
laws for the Association.
The meeting was called to order at o'clock, at
which time the hall vas we'll filed with respectable
assemblage. Mr.. GEO. X. Bowman took the chair,
and the Committee on obtaining names and subscrp.
tops frst proceeded to report, showing total oil
SS sos subscribed and the enrolment of $50 names az
subscribers. The report wa, accepted
The Committee on Bylaws and Constitution then
proceeded to read q preamble, which, With the by
laws and constitution, after considerable debate were
acted upon and adopted by exclamation. Upon pre-
yous motion being made, each Article and secion
were acted upon separately, and, with soms few ex
ceptons each met with general favor and prompt ap-
The trainers of the constitution in favor OF fol-
lowing to q consistent degree the example as carried
out by the Mercantile Library of this city regarding
the distinctions made as to the occupation, age, &C.,
of it's members.
The Committee on Location then proceeded to re-
port ard stated as the result eof their sbOrs, that
after examining several building in the vicinity OF the
CITY Hail. which was unquestionsby the most favor.
Able part OF the city for the purpose they had ascer
tanned that the accommodations afforded by the Athe-
paum Buildings were decidedly the most preferable
which, as they could be obtained rent Free the Com
mittee would recommend to the consideration OF the
Association. Report accepted.
The report Of the Committee on Lecturers WAS then
read and approved after which remarks were made
by MIR TAYLOR. Aid. Marvin Mr.. j. p. Wallace, Prof.
HAMMOND j. w. Grsyton, and others, when the meet
ing adjourned until the 28th inst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-19

Mayor Wood removed several bel ringers yesterday
without cause or complaint, to make room for his old
f,epds Of the Municipal Police. On the rhirtythrd.
..rsst Bell Tower he substituted for Dsniel Curry
John II. Lsymsn, and for Samuel Il. Wsash' Jonn
Ehoddt. At Union Market, Griffith Grlfh'h1 made
room for Q nan canned Miller. We understand
tibet the me. Who have been removed attended 70
I.ir business faithfully. ur. Curry 10 - o'4 6rsnas'
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(Atyrrtisaneati

PrRpy'S NATIONAL THEATER.-To-night sno-
h s.tur.y ust treat be given the patrons OF tais
ppu.r fhesfer form Of four ~ their fsvori.. pieces
beside N. EsrrRrASNESro OF the Carlo Family viz kAsNsL
rgE scorr INVASION or IRELND, rHx sPI-Flss. ana
NorST. Sy,Ps On Mondsv TO have the treat ths
,o-s.ou, the ons for comic psntcune OF bosEA
or HE sRII or AIR which has been gotten up IN 'ae most
Brilliant s,d costly style.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-19
CITY ITEMS.

Decidedly the most beautiful collection Of modern
pictures ever seen in this country is that OF
Mr.. Belmont, nov on exhibition for charitable pur'
nose. At the rooms of the National Academy OF De-
sign. We shall take an early occasion to speak Of
in detail a. its inertia require.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-19

AoApIsr OF MrsIc.-Ar. Formss having recov-
cred from his late ndipositon, Hsydns 0rasorio Of
the CREATION viii positively be given this evening.
IRE principal par.s VII be sustained by Madame Is
Grange Misc Miner, Carl Fornes and Mr. Perr;ag,
together with the entire choral force Of the Harmonic
Society and an orchestrs Of sixty under the direction
of Mr. Anschu.Z.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-19

who, a. Ere scne yea's age. vm injured % bi-!y
tbs. he VIII never 6e able to follow any lsborOu' oo'u-
patton. The lsw empowers the Mayor TO remove those
men fer neglect Of duty Bat /, ass, cases nothing o.
the kind was alleged.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-19

THIRD LECruRE.-Tms Saturday EVENING,
De- 10 Or MILvLLE viii exposition Of TIE Caroou
Tb.ory OF con.nmpton a. the StuyvssAnt Institute No es
Sroaiw.y 8: - p. N. Admiitsace fee.
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(Aiv-y.;semen.
tn THY pIRIIC,

v,rn,,-,ss puo-oe, ,vp, HLLoTNFEA DAcurlRFo-
TYPLs SD k~saorYpxs sss,s ssceo'se~ 1ac 1ntS
cad should Be- 81 IVA msEniten rempe o. Az
Hos ss Aad Ss1 Dr,.d~.y opeos re MeIEopodtSa h0'-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-19

Acknowledgement
,IrrERs.-No other Medicine has

OYYGYNATTD BTrTERs.-No other Nedlcine uss
ever siv.u .uah ...ooips proof Of M e.cy In csses
dy,repss and genera deShty scs in the mot Irses'e
mar ps r,s,orns health q. oshe< remedies have failed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-19
IMPORTANT SUIT AGAINST THE CITY

AM St IL Ahb VAL
COURT OF COMMON rLEAs-D-O. iS-ssse'. j'des
BRADv.
David Tresdwer sgt. The Mayor, &C., OF n. Y.
The plaintiff who is 9 carpenter. made coctrsss
with the school officers Of the Twelfth W2d 70 build
the carpenter work Of school-house IN Egafy ~
enth street, in June, 1853. At the same time cos
tract was entered into by the school officers With Cun-
uirgs ". Tucker for bui dug the mSon work OF sns
schoo!-house. In November 1853 large portion Of
the essterly side wall fell in, carrying with the ca-
renter work which had been erected by the painen
This scsion was brought to recover S,OW damages,
alleged TO have been sustained by the plaintiff ~ tAs
injury 70 bis work through the falling OF the val and
for eIs work done by him in Teconstrucnrg TOE ouud
ing Several wteesees were examined on ne part OF
the plaintiff ard ell Of them concured in the op'non
that the fall of the wall occssioned by the nsxeos
of the mssor Tucker 10 construct the foundsoo VAL
according 10 bis contract. The defendants counsel
moved 10 dismiss the complaint on the grounds
F,st: That officers the agents % the
defendants and that the defendants not sbe fo injuries
Second: That the plaintiff should have brought hh scsse
assir 81 the ,che o. officers the Board Of Edncsou.
Thi.d That tbs school oce the agents Of TIE a.
feucap sill they not liable because Tucker and we psn
principal be held liable 70 OF them tor AfG
from. the CsTeessaess OF the o,her -.
Fou That Tucker irdeperde contractor and Ne
defendants NOT liable for his acts
Fi(th That The extra FOR which the psntid essns
$50 in value and should have be-
done BY contract founded sealed ds and proposals. us&s
aft- Advertisement OF ten dsys
Srh That the extra worn bad not been odsrea even py
Sch DOL officers . =, n.
The motion was granted and the complaint dn-
missed. For plaintiff, VIM w. Badger. Dor defenA-
ants A. r. Lawrerce jr, assistant counsel Ana r. II.
Andrews.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-19
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
THE SUNDAY LIQUOR SELLER

We were in error in our report in yesterdays edssss.
Mr. Esgan rsised the objection that the Neuopotsa
Police Act being local in ia character and ernsrscog
in lie sl. section three distinct srbecs 70 cit; Pro
lection Of Ae right Of Suffrage, the suppression Of IN
Temperance ard the ebserv snce Of Sunday, neither Il
which subjects vas mentioned in the title OF the sc<
rendered the sct in question snd upon which she sat
was brought oeIoI!oa, To the 18th section OF article
Of the Constitution of 1896 prohibiting the Legislature
from The passage OF an act which embraces more
Ethan one subject, and that 10 be expressed In tbs
title thereof"
Aso that BY the Constitution, the Legislature h
an Of bis property without due process Of law ssA
that this sct creating an oense Tor psbloiy krpt~<
liquor which IL property on sunday szch an in,sr.
fer ecce with the right Of property aud lite enjoyment
as TO bring i. within the constitutional prohibition
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-19
urtrgD STATS clRcrTv CoUAS-D's. n'-ss~ss
lea, IsCy


wtn H.i.s 81: Wm a. Aspssson and ensN
~ I,nnetIoo 20 restrain he Appsters rom pubtse9 -
Dors Of The nlusAroos srecstsa y nj hs,ne - ~ -
r.nsa Frn.don Mr. Hene claims s be has ths ssie -
70 pgbsh tbese sketches The so,ernnest aeve ~ -
.Ds hirs 1uIinr the three yess he ". s.ty sloe a ~
nen.a fas argued o. lsssta, bat NJ dseSss ~
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guPRRAE cOUar-srsc,AL Tzss--Dsc. il-bsss's |sss
PzaBoox -

xIsJoIsDZH of PARTfEs-WhAf cossfh
nUstfY OF IrTrRrsT.
UoodxAs ana tS.rtees o.h~s cstssdsnsr 40. 4
This is demurrer 10 Q complaint ~ vSns
,ssu - . All he, sssosssi vt the d..ssdss gssS
Bait: whsa eeaesSrs =, n % Ne ssssss 4
.sr; riss. 81 do.isrs seysr. kiaSs fss ss's tr
pIsin @ re s.', .as :. e .osss % Il oss
saw 70 -. ~. s.AoreA = ASIosAsss.s tAs. - -
sss,S se,s,s1 fS ssas ~ oasss ~ IN esssss W -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-19

RyxovAI OF THE PrBLIc ADMINISTRATOR Charles
A. Nav, the Public Administrator, has been removed
from Office by Richard Busted, Counsel 70 the Corpo
ration. rumorsd that the books are not balanced
to VIA. extent is not yet known. We trust q
thorough investigation into the affairs of this Office
and the manner in which the business is conducted,
viii be m.de, and the result placed before the public
Mr. May was appointed BY Busted, and has only held
Office since January last The Public Administrator lie
required to give bonds in the sum $4,000. Thorn.
C. Fields, ESD IL the successor Of Mr. May.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-19

FATAL AccIDEsr.-Biidget O'Connor, residing I
No. 40 Main street. fell down stairs On Thursday ever
ing, and fractured her skull in such manner a.
cause her death In few hours. The Coroner va
notified
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-19

RoBBISG MOrKY DRAwIR.--rwo young fellows,
named VIM Smith and VIM. Adams, were taken be-
fore ustce Feeks yesterday and sent to the Peniten
tsry for 60 days, for robbng tbs money drawer OF
Christian Schuscharcts butcher shop, corner OF MAJ
eh sll street and Graham avenue.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-19
BROOKL YN II,E-NS.

RAILROAD ACCIDENTAL passenger on the Long
Islard Railroad was killed q. Jsmscs yesterday at
ernoon by being run by the cars as they started
from the depot He had left the cars % take some re-
treatments at the depot and neglected to get on board
until the cars were under Roadway. He was thrown
under the car ard the whole train passed over him
killing him instantly. His body was let at Jamaica
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-19

rHr JOB OF EXTENDING THE BowERr.-Ths case
Of Daniel Beriep, jr., against the Mayor, &c aud
Charles Devlin came up for further hearing before
Judge Roosevelt on Friday. In consequence OF the
Judge being called to sit at General Term the mater
was postponed until Monday next, when MIR. Devhn
will be examined as witness.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-19

FInk DEPARTMENT CoscERr.-Tbc concert for tue
benefit of the Widows and Orphans fund Of the East
ern District is to be repested Wednesday evening
next At the first corcert the hall was crowded, and
many were unable 20 gain somittance. The receipts
amounted TO over $500.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-19

NEwYoRK err TRACT SocIETr.-Ws would call
the attention Ct our readers to the anniversary OF this
Society, to be held in Madson-square Church, on SAD
bath evening Ap interesting meeting is anticipated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-19

The Central BAsK OF BRooKLyN.-On Thursday
Judge Davies granted en- order dischargng the orde
made by Judge Birdseye, appointing John L. Seader
esq., as Receiver ct this bank; and granted Ger
tcste approving Of the statement Of moneys received
by BIN as such Receiver. The bank is In active
operation,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-19

CHILD FOUND.-A female child was found dead yes
Eourfb Mace. The Coroner was notified.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-19

The steamers plying between this CITY ana h"''o'u
are TO be hauled of the line for the season at the coe
of this week.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-29
Com erCial.


Witmtn 2tOu unrketH, OFT. 1S
FLouR.--S6 00a6 IL. for country brands OF
good quality. Supertine of Ohio and Indiana
brands So 75a6 90. Single Extra SO IL a
6 81. Extra family 81 0Oa7 so. Rye aour4 SO.
Buckwheat -four 25a250 per 100 lbs.
GRAN.-Wheat ST. 10; Corn &c.; Oats %;
Buckwheat SO. Timothy seed, So 90;
MILL FEED.-Middlings SOC. Gallo; Best Ship
stuff 50cts; Common Ship 4 0cShorts, 25.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
Flour AND MEAL.-The Flour market is yer,
quiet. Holders are offering standard brands
at $751; per bbl. Sales to retailers and bakers
| for fresh ground at S5taS5a per bbl., and fame,
brands, from S64 up to $7t. Rye Flour is nov
| held at$4 70 per Dbl, and Corn Meal is he'll
at So 60 per barrel.
GRhIN.-The receipts of Wheat continu
light, and there is very little demand for it,
Southern red is held at 81 25al 20, and S135
a1'35 for good white; only few samples wer,
sold. Rye is offered at 20 cts. Corn is in de-
mand, with sales Of yellow at 75i76 ceEts.-
Delaware Oats are in fair supply, at 37a40c.
per bushel, ahoat.
CLovERsRRD.-The demand has fallen off,
with sales at S48a4s per Ga lbs. Timothy is
bringing S2t per bushel. or Flaxseed-the
market spare and il is wanted, at 10 cents per
bushel,