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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-09-10
Correspondence of the Chicago Tribune.
The Case of Disinterested Benev.
Olence at Cairo.


BIG PRAIRIE, (Near Carmi)
White Co., Ill.,, August %, 1857.
Sometime last Spring, the Rev. R. H.
Manner, of the Cairo and Mound City
station of the Southern Illinois Conference,
was stopping at my house, in company
with hev. Jno. Glaze of the GRANVILLE Cir
cult, and as Bro. M. was collecting mony to
hnlsh paying for house of worship lately
built by the Methodist society in Cairo,
the con 5ersation very naturally turned up-
on bis good or i'll success at various times
and places. read to him the remarks of
the Tribune upon Douglas donation to the
Southern Methodist Church in WASHING.
ton, which remarks Mr.. Manner heartily en-
dorsed, and then said that last October
he was in Quincy on the same business
as now, and as Judge Douglas was in the
city, many of his (Manier's) friends press
ed him to call upon him, and at their So
licitation, be didso. He presented the case
as follows: This (his) was the only Pro-
testant church in Cairo, and the first that
had ever been built there; there were not
more than thirty Protestants all told in the
place and they were not wealthy; by hard
struggling they had built good house but
were unable to pay for it without help from
abroad, and unless they got that help they
should lose the house. Douglas magnani-
mously declined giving anything, and the
reasons he assigned were: First, he was
not in the habit of giving while in can
vass, as it made candidates liable to mis-
representation. Bro. M. remarked to him
that he thought that Mr.. Buchanan was
the candidate of the Democratic party, not
Judge Douglas. Mr.. Douglas replied that
he was in the canvass at any rate, and,
Secondly, he must know something about
the political sentiments of the members of
the church referred to, whom they vote
for and what sort of preachers they sup
port, remarking at the same time that q
great many preachers in Illinois had told
hundreds of lies on him from the pulpit,
and that they got those lies from the
speeches of members of Congress, &c, DC.
Bro. Manier replied Indignantly that his
people voted for whom they pleased, and
as be was their preacher, he had the honor
to inform the Judge that he did not place
sufficient reliance upon the sayings of either
members of the House or Senators TO re-
peat them in the pulpit. By applying to
Rev. R. H. Manner, Cairo, ILL.,, you can
have the above verified, and, as for myself,
l refer you to our mutual acquaintance
and political friend, Mr.. VIM. Harrow, and
as to the facts of the letter, do as you
please with them.
Yours rorv t,,,lu
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-09-10

CHINESE SUGAR CANE.-I. is stated
that over 100000 acres of land in the
United States have been planted with the
Sorghum, or Chinese sugar cane. This is
a wonderful result. when it is considered
that only two or three wears have elapsed
since it was FIRST introduced into the country.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-09-10

Judge Curtis, who gave the able
opinion, protesting against the abominable
decision in the bred Scott case, has resign
ed his place as Associate Justice of the Su-
preme Court Of the United States! He
was was probably afraid of losing his
place among men by keeping bad compa-
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-09-10

EThe trained horse belonging to Yam
kee RobSon's show, which walked plank
gargway from the ground TO the top of
centre pole, fell while performing the feat
in Coshocton the other day, and was in
stantly killed.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-09-10
To the Republicans Of Holmes
COuufv

MOORE NEW GOODS.-J. E. KOCH, ESQ,
is now opening at his old stand, very large
and very well selected, stock of Fall and VIM
Goods, and he does not care how generally It's
known that he can and will sell as cheap as any
body else. Give him call
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-09-10

wA company of Ohio capitalists at
whose head is Thomas Corwin, have pur-
chased $4,000 acres Of coal land in the
valley of Kanawha, Va, at 81 an acre, and
will immediately commence the manufac-
ture of coal oil from that valuable mineral.
- Colurbw Journal.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-09-10
Yours, very truly,
Decline in Sugar.

From the latest reports of the principal
sugar markets in the world, it will been be
seen that there is a material falling off in
rates and continued downward movement.
Everywhere there is hopes of an abundant
yield in the countries producing this stable.
Louisiana from 100000 hogsheads against
less than one-third of that amount last
year; Cuba will come up to the full limit
of her past production, if she does not sup
press it, under the stimulus of the late
high prices; Brazil shows no falling off;
Mauritlus continues the ratio of increasing
doubled her crop in seven years, and it il
doubtful whether India will not yield a.
large supply as ever.
The New York Herald, in this connec
ton, says:
In the face of this state of affairs we
shall not be at all surprised to see prices of
this necessary staple 60 to very low point,
and every housewife rejoicing over cheap
sugar and full sugar bowl. In fact, that is
the natural law of trade. Prices of this
article have been so far above its cost Of
production that consumption has been di-
minished, speculation excited and stocks
accumulated, until the point of reaction
has been reached and speculation must
cease and prices decline until consumption
is again stimulated and stocks diminished.
The recent high prices of sugar have been
owing as much to artificial as TO natural
causes. 1t began on the failure of the crop
in Louisiana, but received large impulse
from the banking expansion that took
place in Havana, stimulating, as it did,
speculation to an extraordinary degree at
one of the principal sources of supply.
The revulsion in Havana has commenced.
1t is true that an attempt is being made
there to sustain prices by initiating the cur
rency with paper issues, but this is viola
ton of the laws of finance and trade that
will bring its own punishment, and cannot
save the price sugar in the face of the fall
ing markets of the world. Let it co.
We have paid too much for our sugar for
some time back. One hundred per cent
profit to the sugarplanter is out of all reason
and the world is tired of paying it. Let
US have cheaper sugar.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-09-10

E The Locofocos aie trying to make
political capital out Of the failure Of the
Trust Company Bank, although they don't
exactly see how they can effect il. For
their satisfaction we win inform them that
Mr.. Stetson, the President voted for James
Buchanan last fall, and we should not won.
der if a majority Of the Trustees voted the
same way, just to show how national thsy
were ColDmbvs (0( Jour. -
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-09-10

wThe Republicans Of Stark county
have nominated Francis ]. Myer, for Sena-
tor, and Daniel Wyandt, and Leslie L.
Lamborn for Representatives.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-27
Harkets. Renorted BIZ Te,egrapk.

Bvrv,Lo, Aug u, p m.-FLouE uuchanged; sales 800
bbls nj IS for 10 choice Michigan and OHIO
81 25 Sc 50 for extra do aud Indians WHEaT duh and
for red MICHIGAN and 81 50 for wli,c do small o. Coss
frmer; sales 40 bushels 7Ss. Oars ower sale, sou
bushels at &c RYE dull at sSc. BARLEY gScGHl WnsN
Like imports Tor the a houp ending at to-day; S pe
ports 4coo bushels Wheat 1000 bushels Corn the latter
mostly 10 tde.wster. - ,,o IN ...
Ars,Ny Aug % D m.-WnrAr; Gales 800 bush' white
Kertucny at 81 S. and 400 bush Tennessee az No. Coss
sales 10 ESQ bush wes mixed ~ a5ds1ic OAf sses
O bush state old and PRIME az 5dic rseasure SARlG.
sales 70o0 bush private terms. shiPfEp 70 Ne"io
evening. $500 bush Corn. ~ ,,,
General panic in market snd prices declined G urn
tic Oars steady SHIPMENTS Buffalo; No Fiour 10 No
bush Wheat; - 0e0 bush. Corn
Oswrco Aug %. sp m Flour snshansed; sales 2, sS9
Rand. and 81 Is for new Michigan. WHEAT quiet sn held
view. Of buyers C0ss steady sales Of W BUSH
-sls bbls Flour 1900 bush. Wheat 1870 BUSH Corn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-27

firmly A-la a. sne2Ssll1S,G :he 6e-'ana boveser
a. teen quite hBi'-l =,
TALLOW-Th. tsartet i qLP he arrivals hsht, and
boidsTsh:m Il 1000 II l2c ard snal lots - lsl;
cs.h. Rough Re: ir steady a. g..
WOblThe MAKE. for pulncrrc 1rd FoI'i-n = l"7- ah
mate, onr M oaIt - the -;Oess Offering and the high
pTces asked whiA resr led .tJBs materially. To
sis n fnane al Al ~ add 20 .he tnes AID he hfl
rates Prevalent anuie ures Of Eoona
'Nrl'ly Their purcta. therefore erH o1L ~
sra su.t their redssed Sales OF eecO 10
aeeoe,, low choice selected eeca made a. from - C
20 CO., chiefly i705j There IL very EHe choiee
ssIony market and held high rates the bulk
OF The stock held partly speculation IN the ltsof ana
remains 20 b. whether the pre.en; srns"ncy IL
Affairs VIII not be the means Of sending forward sser receipts
Pulled Wool !. H. reduced stock and prices very hIn sar
4 10 eco IN lots a. oc the atter rate toI cNt.
oour,ry Foreign mas been in request but stocks not
abundant and pc-s stu, uc firmly sales OF " bales sax hAY
been effected a. re snd about iol 40 was1"l
prices.
We quote:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-27
usiye. during the Yesrs 1855, 1856 and 1857

The Boston Post says:
There is not much change in money. Some OF the
brokers report slightly increased demand but there
IN nc advsn in rates. rs heretofore nJed, nothing
10 done below 9 " cent, and the number of names
taken below 10 is inconsiderable. Money is worth
nearer II y cent than anything else, for the average
Of fair paper in the street, for call loans With
fancy" collaerals of more or less repute or course
many transactions made at higher rates. both on
even tenor and with nearly So 800 600 of coin. they
are able to keep deal of strong paper from the
street. Their exact holding, Aug. 20, So 4OS 800,
Aug o. So, 472 900, Aug % 49, 473,900 es reported
10 the Clearing House. The failure of +. G. Bates Il
Co has untoward effect upon the paper market.
New York funds in good supply, but for days
there has been TO movement in specie hitherward.
In the Money market at Philadelphia there Yves
rather stringency. The best paper offered could
not be placed better than 90I0 y cent. Second class
bills could with difficulty be negotiated at al-and
suy q. about l. ali y cent @ month. The Banks are
very cautious in their operations afording accommo-
dations where they can, ana almost entirely in the
line Of legitimate banking.
The Utica Herald says that the attempt for some
time in progress for subscription for slO0,oW OF the
bonds Of the Black River and Utica Railroad has
finally proved suecessful. The Directors have per-
fected arrangements by which they consider the full
amount subscribed. Alrick Hubbell has been ap-
pointed Treasurer pro tenn. OF the Company. The
same paper states that Hill Brothers & Co. of Rome
. large dry good house, have mede an assignment
II Charles Cole.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-27
Dh;I.a.iuh;n Cattle Market. .AUG. 20.

There he been sis ht decline in The price Of bEEf cattle
% ,pt week the best stoct selling nearly " crn,s less
On the 100 ~ The supply quite large aud the butchers
have strong hopes that further decline VIII i~e heAs
week -. a.,
BrTr CArrLE-Tbe supply Of Beeves amounted 10 ltSS
he al most OF which were In good order. aud al few
the thprest sold from 9 3 70 lO 10 81 'i and
I 50 ~ 100 N. The bsheS, price paid III 70, aud this
only for a few head OF extra prime.
SHElP-The demand for Sheep continues oss AZ some
what greater than the uppIy 400 hesd were u market and
s VIZ. ,od az from SIS 81 IS for fat She'1 and from
81 SCG rs Sheer. Lambs selling at fun
sccurdic 90 condition. -,
HoGs-Ths kind Of Is in fne demand and al offered
800 head were soon sold - ?5d 90 " co 10 net
Cows AND C.LvEs-We have nothing 70 Tote N ibis
uarket-i75 head having been sold q. former Prices
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-27
NEw.YORK CATTLE MARKET.

ogEVES MILK COWS, VEAL CALVES, SWINE, 5HEEr
aud seRns prices with general remarks made from per
sonal obseveton by SoLos RoBISsos expressly tor THs
kEwYoRK TRIBUNE. every "Wednesday evenr the great
WEEKLY market day of Bulocks a. AneItons AsRnsoB
Drove Yard, Fonrty fourth street
RULES OF THE MARKET.
THr SALES OF ByEF CATTLE uiEde at price tzreed
hesdthe value calculated estimated weight q inca.
viii aIess exclusive Of hide and fat brings 80 beeves
are mostly sold BY Cattle Brokers' who are regular eonn..
credit 20 the butchers the tor saes
sS sssrssy buy doves and sell on their
Sr, ale for cash do not re.re brokers' 'ae
VEAL sold by the pound live weisht and
"Eiutn.-that calves only three days old-se
sod 8, so much lead-some OF them 81 2Sd&G Autumn
% grsss calves topr six months old rge from - 81
Cows-As general rule the value Of ordinary Cow fs
governed ~ the price Of her weight tat and
adding dollars. Sometimes Cows sell very much higher
calf viii ordinarily sell for 3S5a s75 fine, s
$3.50 rougher ordinary looking ses ..
s15 S@, So fSz and SIS varying according to the qa'oi'
dulne Of the market which will be noted essh wees
from SIS to SIS head upon different radel
SBEEP Asp LAMBS sold price agreed heaa-sedom
BY live weight The value IL estimated upon the supposed
wsaht and price Of pe The Prss OF an
from 81 70 IS Lambs earyin the season. sell at
70 co. 2sc for the and through the from
Boke Sheep sad Lambs the pas. year show the fol-
winz figures prices OF droves In January IS 500
f6 95 IN April e5d es Is; In July 81 O0S6; in October
81 a Sheep generally estimated to dress hall thsr
SWINE are mostly received BY railroad from Ohio Indiana
Illinois and Keatucky snd sold either BY live weight or net
Weicht they dressed BY estimate sreed They
ne mostly sod before arriving after ana driven siret
10 the slaughter The ssl.peis are st Anertons Bulls
Head street and az the Union Drove fsdsA he
end Of forty ht street Eo prices this ~ees see under
has of Z" Swineo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-27
NUMBER FRon EAcH STATS.
c.ttle SIN 4 La Calves Horses sxinA.
Yctsl...........l.S5s S.o2t

HIDE, sG8io . y; Tsllow 7ldse y %; Yeii' - eIs.
each Cslf.kips 3+c " Veal Calves bot httlc cAsd ier
B-Bee-Eytrs and trst quality ircud, EotIs but the
best, large, fat, Stalled Oxen.
Second quality includes the beat rrssste5 Oven re best
and the best threeyeer old Ordinary
eon.ists OF Bull. and the refuse of sOts.
includes ~hen those Of rferfor
quality are thIovn out
80 -, ,' Rosou ana Lowell 10 the Fchbrs and
rowe over the Western loaded With Cattle sheep swine and
us CT he ITO o, CT tie FitchbuTg. So rom Albany
Rr.yKsThe supply OF Cettle not 80 large as h week.
nc.s spt the same Good cd Sheep rather eace nos, on
he Ienbs rather slim and sold dull The whole q the i've
,ocI trsn or Albany this week over the Ftchs1
via the Ws ,hiaston aud Rutland Railroad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-27

FoR WEEK ENDING August
Reported by g b. CoxoyER, Coiomson Produce Dealer,
Nos 1875 1877 and 1873 West Washington Market
The PsuIr market better supplied with good fruit than y
has been time past but prices range hsh and good
Apples Pears in demsnd The Peach crop VIII BE-
Melons also coming In and look fair bat the crop
In jersey viii BE- late coming in mostly from the
South
ArfLes-0ood SouriApplcs selling a. ga rs 30 Dbl
Sweet DO - SEA 81 81 q bb Fair Sour do Al 80 5)d
Is % q bol Common DO, 80 " Dbl. -....
PEIs,@Behlei!' esa sB y bb'.; Wahs rons, sloSl2
bel beH go % % Dbl Cooking Pears, ~ 500 - Dbl
as2 81 y basket.
Uorse Pums, IS 500 81 y bi.h
BLAcKBEkkiEs-S 5od A. 5gsb; Ne ~ Rochels .j4 De-
y quart.
WHoxTLEBERRiEs-S2 y bush
wATEsNELoSs-fl0Q1 Is u hundred
EurnEs MELoss-Szd IS % = Dbl
PoTsroEs selling little hyelier than la. yah n.
prices sitter there i. no, much show Of In. rot A. ther
MERGERS selling at - S01 So Dbl Dysmsr. Is
y Dbl Whites ss y Dbl Sweet Po.aoes-D.Isvare :, !
y Dol do Virginia, ~ % v bbl
TuRyIPs-Ru.s Bass al q " abl
saussHEs-Nsrow, slU5i IS y bA.
BraSS-Lirna. 81 y basket.
EcC PLASrS--75 ~ dozen.
CoRs-1reen, S7G5A. - HUNDRED
OsIoss-Hed, G21De hb White, -IGS 50 y bbL
GAkLie-S sc q 100 buIiebes.
Tos srOg1 Gtac " bash
GccvNBGss-3iW5oc e l-UGv&
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-27

COFFTETie a1c,io sale passed Of SHOW ns decline o.
a. on the curIsncy AZ p7lte sale GOOD conpaIy -
solo
~ hyer lie AboL, 6oJ Dags wI,hdrawn ~ ut
toers are Offering auct On rates hai o ne Lnfs-
rs esre, comprising 80 Dags RIO sold 81 llGN<c, also
s, becs March,, a; ~, AID 80 mats java q, l6-c
CSLpF REcw sbea.hirr and Yelog Meta steady aud
in odora. 70 3ue q. H. fr toe fo:me. s'd &c mos 'r
H. sttcr Eeucd lulo. held viii more h-mre bgt the
Az and IL cs fUpa.-d: lies of 1JcQ - Baltimore
and Tale Sure5: at e4025c o. Bos aae BrasTs Y, IN
fr request a. reduction. Ole Copper Is que Al xxx -
mos. . ..o,
COAL been quite active during the past wee
al prices have rally chSng"d c arrvdls are LIBERAL
a. for the good, end uunerJl' car
Crs have ben Of che best qualities AZ last weeks
rre Lelgh continues in reqae. ~ fol- rates. sales BY
The crgo AZ IS t - g. ~ tun from yard at - lOD %
Forelsn is IN fair usnd, aud Liverpool is still scarce and
wanted at f pSous T4es We hear Of sales OF - tgns
Eevca,tle Cs ~ arrive z un cash 100 tuns Of Cokpy
Gas at 30 IS mos; and $50 tuns Welsh Steam al 50 IS,
cG.h. n. :. a.
absence opIaons nominal at @@2c for Adamantfnei
40 for PLAIN Sperm: and sc for PttoDt DO
mn GS AND DYES-A moderate demand NAV be noticed
C under Il s heading There is ICt much f1c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-27

Sales q Hoss ~ Miles BAr.S:t, Commission n -clsss,
No ~ Wa singtnn street, for toe week ending Aasa ~
lSS1 For T. A Lovelad LoriiDe County Onto 90 oorusI
hoT. gro. 73, SLIGO. foT A. Z. Green, ts4Anl rs,
rough corr'fed SOD. sv gr, res lie Y A. O.D,rn ~.
Ygs s',ie 60 rhi corn ED hogs g, 7sS-. T. n
noD. Rehaud County Ohio ~ corufed hss az xro NJ,
SIC muel Davis KncN C1uty. Ohio, Io9 sill ca hsrs xv
Tio. rs &C. T. T. B1ck, Esston Pc, 3IB sl Sd soss sy
sro ct9 Sc. 80 In al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-27

pr-rr,-o,l,. Ce-oty *. 80 = .. ~ SITE, y,
l.p. AID obj, 21S2.e- 2 y 90 81 "sha tn :.
l7a20c q %; ennr1oS Weir, l4@lG:- y ;.
EAYD-l60if.c z =.
CacZss-9l6tp,c. e Z. -, -, .
Ecc.-es:e and 'rsey 1876. e den, Wes:srn =. q
lac y Dozen. - ~. . a.. "a
- ~ "a, =. D-ois 81 q 81 g par. ForteYs - y 70.
1v.r--'sl.'fe y =. ..sL-Il4ttc. = %,
kuTToF-c11ibc y =. L'Hs--i'@Ii1P s1'
cILSEs-Liyt, 6e7c- q n slsash:e,s3, szolp f. Il.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-27
Cambridge Catsle Market.
REPORTED TOs TEE y. Y. TslnUss, sY GkoAes

RrroRrED TOR TBE \. Y. IHI1Uss, ~ GkoAes RUg,
At n.rhs.: ESQ Cattle sbo 800 seyvss ssd As $50.
eorsisiirs Of working Oxen, Cows, and Oa .ad o.
Pries, OF Mvt-. Beef: EI.rs. sass 50; Era; su.s.v
siSss %; sccopd quality, 81 1895; third So4Y as ,S
p,iess nj s5rp Cait-: Working Oien. hon ssa Am =,
eiio si5n 20 si75. Cows ssd Calves from sss 80 as
to ESQ. SCI; YeHirs, Slots s"' Two 'es. "a sH %
sb.,n and Ianb.-O!i Il market prices IN lots - s,S
f275 10 o. IS ~ esch, e1as, and 'eee'i"n' 9 Is 81
swnc-4as =. market; prices. live weight, 7iSse. ? .
dressed, sSloc- y n.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-27

UVANOA ar trlde 10 dong iog Tue Pcrg,iaa
" c quote 3 .sfu eTiy
= tun o. "a n. y sun o!eeioS
From 90 lima so Oo-cssh I'm 81 "a c9-i5ls
From TO 10 tars S. 0ossh Pm e0l 20 l390tuus g. o91s
IRON TO 2Ntrns CT c0-cs,L From l. oJl aniup.
From q 80 65 Oc-cash ward ...... s. e0-So3s
From 81 70 q tuns IS oe-cashl
classification and French Window are in fax demand
81 discount 4Gt = cent prices Of the oImss and 40
cent On ile latter; the CASH prices arc UNCHANGED.
HIDES quiet AID continue show q downward t-r-
Genoy. The eco Savsus 24lc 25p Buenos
Ayrrs :. - 81 GJc lcs = bond less the
Canada go Chsgrcs a; &C. ,nd 10 Wet Sailed ct
CASH.
We quote:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-27

We have s-sin to chronicle one Of those Tena'kao.e
uctua.ors in tie price OF beet cattle tha. bahes a.
the calculations of the shrewdest operators IN this
market. To those who bought stock two WEI ks ago,
and tod last week, the fall ruinous; yet none oil
them thought for a moment Of saving themselves by
holding on another week for no one anticipates thst
the recedipg wave would flow again to the same
hight Perhaps it has not yet we are constrained 70
cav that the average cost of meat to-day OF cores
pondns quality win be scarcely percep'ibie fraction
less than two weeks ago, when We had one of the
highest cattle markets ever known. To-day there are
sreyes 9. cattle ceiling y e aTe:s1e Q: l@e PScza
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-27

Valparaiso fine 2.d p st secured Sax
WISkY-The market is easier the arrivals fair sses
Of 700 bbls Ohio and Prison al % DE, cash.
WHALEBONE-The market partakes Of very bnoyant
feeling and the stock, which is chiefly concentrated the
hand party held above the views OF buyers The
during the week comprise 1909 small South Sea
for home az Sl 1000 h Ochotsk also for home
81 o; do L slight advance these figures and 20 Gao
10 assorted small Ochok, Pols and North West ~ ell
cash. At Bedford the market has ruled extremely quiet
on account the exalted views Of holders the asking rates
there Is r Southern, % or North West and ~ -
aSl 20 for Ochotsk.
WHALEFOOTs are quiet a. New Sedlordtst sasc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-27
Marine JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK...
Cleared.

gtean spsoutherrer, Robertson, Charleston, sPoaor n.
eston 4 Co. -
Ships-Trenton. Green, ST. Stephens, j. w, Elve Cot
Sea Belle Lsupher New Orleans, Lsytn Hurtut South
smpton Prstt. London. T. r. Morgan Wiley; aesssnge,
Bronconl Fernsndino. Nesmith Sons.
Bsrk.-Mustaps C.enn Lavaccs McCreaay. Mott Co.
s. A. Nctes Eiekes, Bali more, r. p Buck Coz T. A.
Chase Milk en- MayGguez &. =. J. Peters.
Biss-Acsdian lBr J. Lockhsr, Windsor, J. s. Whtnsy
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