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Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-12-10

agent for the City and County Of Kenosha,
WILL INSURE Property against Fire in said city and
" county such terms win give satisfaction The
above Company have arranged the of nsurng
property that il is destined 20 do a safe bnsiuess.
The Directors ofhiS Company many of them well
known in this State good substantial The Com
pany is in prosperous condition The following from
the report of the 1856 shows that the affairs Of this
Institution stand ahead Of any ether Mutual Company
the eastern western states The property appears
from the report insured in 1856 $685. SIC 90
being an increase over the precious year of sS69s6 95
and the total amount remaining risk thu SIst day Of
December, 1885, s2Sl7549 55 the amount of losses
during the year small, only s2 PCS "a, which was
promptly paid on demand. This Company insures none
out detached dwellings Farm Houses and Barns and will
not insure Stores Shops, Taverns Mills. Those wishing
to insure their buildings in this Company will find it to their
advantage to call at Office in the city Of Kenosha and
save part oftheir property against FIRE for small
of money.
Kenosha, May 81 81. rIy4sl sILAs AsEs, Agent
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-12-10

" Ai1AANr cttN tftf .ytf o. ttoe
than one bottle is required to
from the worst Jaundice or u
all of which is the result of ,
The LIVER is one of thet
human body, and when it.
the powers of the systsmt
stomach il almost entirely
action Of the Liver for the,
functions; when the stom-,
are Mt fault, and the wholeJ
quence Of the one organ--the,
do It's duty. For the diseas-
proprietors has N de it,
more than wenty years,
with to counterfeit the many
is liable. /
To prove that this re-
person troubled with Liy-f
of Its forms, has but to try az
certain. ,
4 compound has bsen(
al ..a,s.-sS tltaI p :. r..
tive virtues Of the medi-
all morbid or bad matter
ing in their place a healthy
the stomach, causing food
the blood. giving tone andh
merry removing the causes9
ing a radical cure without
after effects, felt by usings
Poison that is usually re-
One dose after eating is
stomach and prevent h e I
ing.
only one dose taken be-,
mare.
only one dose taken att
gently, and cures eOstive-t
One dose taken after eaebs
RJ- One dose OF two tea
lieve Sick Headache,
One bottle taken for te-
the cause of the disease, aBds
Only one d o sc immedi-'
One dose often repeated,
ERA MoRBUs, and a pref
One dose taken often,
of BILIOUS ATTACKS
feelings.
|- Only one title Isl
system the effects Of medic
One bottle taken for.
vel lown ess or unnatural
One dose taken a short
vigor 20 the appetite and
One dose often repeatedr
RIGA in its worst forms. i.
BOW Ell complaints yield
One OF two doses curesf
while for worms in child-f
er or speedier remedy in
There is no exaggeration.
are plain SO b. r facts,
TO prove, while all who useJ
imous test imo ny in itsN
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-12-10

THE BEST FAMILY MEDICINE NOW BEFORE THE
L public for the of ScrOfula, Ulcers. Scurvy.
or Eruptions of the Skin, Fever and Ague, Dys-
pepsia. DrOpsy, and in fact most all diseases
yield to their curative properties
1t has been computed that during the last twenty five
years upwards of Four Millions OF persons have been
benefited by the Of these medicines fact which speaks
in favor Of their curative properesa single trial
will place them beyond the reach of competition in the
innate every patient By their the BLOOD Is RE-
STORED TO A HEALTHY STATE and freed from al i'm
PARTIES The system is not reduced during their opera
ton bat invgoraed and they require restraint from
business pleasure
The afflicted have in these medicines remedy that will
do for them all that medicine can possibly effect
PREPARED BY
w. B. MOFFAT, NJ. D.,
NEW YORK.
Sold by J. D. sTARKWEATHER Co., KENosHA.
June 10Th, 81. 1y1
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EY THE LIVER
AT OR!
Dr.n,rea rv mn Nunnn

is GREAT SCIENTIFIC MEDICAL DISCOVERY. and is
daily working almost believe as
by magic, the first dose grig benefit and seldom more
than bottle required kind of Lcer Complaint
from the worst Jaundiee Dyspepsia
all of Nheh is the result of Diseased LIVER.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-12-10

Wetake infinite pleasure in recommending this medicine
prevsntativ eof FEVER AGUE CHILL FEVER, and all
FGvEBs of BnUs TYPE. 1t operates with certainty and
thousands willing TO testify its wonderful virtues
Among the hundreds OF LIVER REAErs offered to the
public. there fully recoEmend DR. SAN
FoRD INvIGoRkToR generally known the
Union This preparation truly rer nrgorGtor produe
ing the happy results all who Almost nnumer
able certificates have been of the virtue of this
medicine by those of the highest standing in society and
know it be the best preparation before the public
Hudson County Democrat
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-12-10

DABBIT's POTASH in tin Cans, for max
AD ing hard and soft Soap, constantly on hand, a
STARKWEATHER g. Co.'s
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"HEN we meet with opposition in one thing
w we are bound to evcel, I'd est in keeping tn,
best and purest quality of Drugs and Mepicnes il
the market We have been East and have select
ed the Best from the New York Market
Oct. 9, SO STARKWEATHER & co.
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all Pulmonary Complaints, just Received at the
Drug Store of STARKWEATHER 4 Co
BOOKS, STATIONERY,
PAPER HANGINGS.&
SIMEON KING, AT his well known stand on
~ Main Street. takes pleasure in saying his
friends and the public generally his OF Books
onery, and Paper Hangings complete and extern
sve than has ever before been offered in Kenosha.
SCHOOL BOOKS,
OF the latest and most approved standards offered at
Wholesale Retail OF every kind and description used
Common or High Schools prices that fail please
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS,
Comprising all the Works both Eng h and Amer
ican in various and beautiful styles Of BndngProse
PoeiryHistores, Biographies, Tales, &C. Bibles Dctona
res, Prayer Books, and Hymn Books New Books all
the great Publishing Houses constantly Express
STATIONERY,
Comprising every variety quality and style Of Letter. Note
and Billet Paper Foolscap, ruled and unruled,
white, and assorted colors; Cards of every
description; INKS Iinkstands, Gold Pens,
Steel Pens, Quilts &C., &C.
PAPER HANGINGS,
Wall and Window Papers and Borderng-the largest and
Best assortment beforS offered in this market of all
prices and qualities from the finest Satin the common
kinds at the lowest prices.
The public requested look and see for themselves
he inducements offered for they TO name
Kenosha, December ~, Is. Iy2I
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do lot bk except IL II n and and iG It
and W outs " corn or sec g. -.
Estate Kingdom at S " cor OF common thence a az
rods, e to lake shore, northerly along lake shore
70 point due Of place Of beginning thence
to beginning. .......- I
James rowdery -McLaughlin's addition, lot Is bk
sw ar sec 81 town .....
josiah bond-com 30 rods e Of n cor OF n or sec
., thences2I rods, e rods, q rods, and to
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-12-10

DOTASHE in ID. Cans, with full directions
l. making Soft and Hard Soap, at
STARKWEATHER zoos
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-12-10

COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE
KESosHA County, Sept. %, 1857.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following parcels OF
~ Land sold the 10th day OF April A. d. 1855 70,
the Taxes Of 1854 and the time of redemption will expir,
on the 10th day OF April A. d. 1885, and unless previously
redeemed will be conveyed TO the purchasers
REUBEN ii. DEMING.
l2wH County Clerk
Pleasant Prairie. all tR torn
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KEN0SHA PLANNING MILL.
NOTICE,

CONGRESS- Water reeeivedby Express this
- morning. by TARKWEATHER.
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PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
SANFORD CO.. Proprieters, l45 Broadway n. Y,
And sold by Druggists throughout the United State and
British Provinces,
Sole Agent for ken0ha F. ROBINSON whow furnish the
trade at manufacturers prices 6m5i
Wholesale Agents in Chicago, FAHNESTOCK DAVIS
100 Randolph Street, in ST. Louis, o. J. WOOD CO., ia
Market Street.
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Good News to the Afflicted!
nR. FORD'S PICTORIAL SYRUP.
~ Celebrated for the cure of Coughs, Colds, and
all Pulmonary Complaints, just Received at the
Drug Store of STARKWEATHER 4 Co.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-17
DIED ID.

ABELL-On Wednesday, July Is, Thomas Mckenzie Abel
in the nth year Of his age
BARNUM-On Thursday morning, July IS, Miss Laura Bar
The friends Of the family invited to attend the funeral this
friday afternoon O'Clock from the residence OF William
foster IT, Audubon Park. Washington Hights Cars leave
Chambers at O'clock and stop at Onehundred aud
ffty.seconG street.
BURBIDGE-On Thursday sernoop July 49, after long i'll
Miss Clarsa Burbidge in the 10th year OF her age.
afternoon O'clock from the residence OF her Niece MIS-
Cropptr. No. CT East Fourteenth street
BROWNIn this city, Thursday evening July 10, Ann u
EBIovn wife Of J. G. Brown, No 2l2 Sixth avenue
Due notice will Of the funeral In Saturdays papers
BULLWINKLE-On Tuesday July a. of Inflammation OF the
howell. Meta Bulwinkle, III the 22i year OF her age.
BURR-At Mo,ristown, J., on Tuesday, July a. Laura
and the Hon. Lewis H. Sanford VI this city,
BALL-Harriet Ball, aged n years.
DELEHANTY-On Tuesday July A. after short but severe
Illness John Deehsnty, native OF County Tppeary Ire
lard.
DOLANOn Tuesday July H. at II p m, Bridget DOlan wife
of LOwrence Dolsn aged 50 years . .
MiLSSuddeny on Wednesday. July 49, Of congestion of
The brain Albert Warner Mills youngest Of the late John
MEYER-On "Wednesday July 15 Anna Dorethes only child
of Henry and Welhemne Meyer, aged years, months
sHOYER2Elizabeth sbOyer, in Brooklyn, Wednesday.
VAN ORDEN-On Tuesday, July H. Ann Van orden, In the
wHifMORE-In Brooklyn on Thur.asy. July Is, Alfred
Hamilton Of George and Emily T. Whitmore, aged Is
months . =,
The friends and scqusnances of the family invited to at
tend the funeral this Fidayl afternoon at y O'clock hes
deDce trenkin avenue. near Gates
WARE-In Toronto Wednesday evening July BY drown
William Ware, Printer, lately Ct New York City.
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MORE HANGING or HORSE THIEVES.
From The Daser,~t lIowa) Gazette, Julys.

From The Darenr~t lIowa) Gazette, JElys
The excitement of the people Of Cedar, caused by
the nest of thieves in this county is beyond
all bounds; 5OU men can be called together ON two
hours notice.
On Sunday night last company of thirty or forty
got on the track Of Aonzo Gleason and pursued him
in the direction Of Upton. The posse out all
night in search of him among the bushes three miles
south OF Upton, but DID not capture him.
On Saturday last eth the posse fell in with Peter
Corkin near Yankee Ruin. He on horseback,
and endeavored to escape by fight, but shot
down and instantly killed. There was a reward Of
ered FOR him in the city of $500, dead alive. We
learn tbst his body was taken to Iowa City 10 clam
sbe reward.
A large posse started on Sunday after c. w. Clute,
who il was a:cejtoined, was secreted eight nles This
side II Davenport Cute once in the po YER of
The passe, but discharged for the of eyideno.
against bin.
Since "a. en- the posse have obtained abundance of
proof of h' deep guilt in the business, and aov
aftsf him with the fixed determination Of planting"
ar =" sp.p,ndinA-" him. 10 all probability they viii
capture him. put their intentions into practice.
Three men have Row been executed by the posse,
and II Cute il taken he will make he fourth.
The tos.e have now I'd the county of the whole
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MARINE JOURNAL
PORT OF NETWORK


Steam siip-Lebanon, Cook, Liverpool T. Cunard. p.
sbip-Wiuged Racer, HuDna, Hong Kong, Lowell p'aJ
Baks-H secor Chase New Orleans Eagle hsad ia, ~
c;eJi|s. Rose Salem, r. Z. Buck CO. NJ 10. rfauA n1
~ ,7rsr,ichi j w Ewell Co.; Seneca, FrehGgen Mon
feydeo MAILER Lord Quereau Union (Srem hors.msn'
Pm H.ppings Muller GosIg; Lucy FIsDees Jones'
Flabetbpor R. p. Buck Co Grand TURK DohVer rnAa
deIeia ~ ,B1 ! PENSION Bermuda, Middleton Co.;
May Queen Morton Bsltimors Walsh cr W"GsS psns
Wbtak.r Perry Elizsbethport Thompson RuIh.r Hr
wood Powers. Bangor r. H. sandtordi Africa Button JACK
sonvile, Brett Son Coz Grace "oi'nns'on' "''' "'A
Observation-Disclosures Fisk Boston, s. w Levi. Gsi
snsan Rogers Salem s. w. Lewis Co. Plelades tbrL NC
Birr.I ST. johns p l. MENUS Sons; Col Ssttery, IaySr'
Cbsreston McCready Mott Co.; T. d. wagner, sn,tn'
N,snith sons; Alexander NJ Christie, Boston, Kenny
Savage Ltgs. St Johns f. O. E Bulsey w: hs%sey
Dor Island Leo (sr Hubbard Chariotesown'
eay Wonder French, Providence MASTER Chaflotts MI
nerya Higgins. Harbor Island, J. Eness
StesmeT-An,hracite, Jones, Philadelphia $500
Baigei-J A. Shyer Meeker Baltimore Michigan, i'oacr
Philadelphia, J. l. n. Briggs
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Markets-Peportei 6t Telsernnk.

BUFFALO, July l66 Flour inactive sales coo bb a.
sc 80 for extra Wisconsin. WHEAT unsettled and lower sales
u oo bush st 2SG 81 for Chicago Spring and for
Mwsul &c Club. CORN steady sales "a 90 bush 7 on
the srot end 72c. 10 arrive OARS nominal st She. WHsXY
sales 200 hbs at SIC GAL FRErGHrs frneT; Corn Oic
and Wheat l3c to N.w.doTk.
CHICAGO, July l6-6 m-FLouR closed with declining
tendency WHEAT dull Corn firm. OATS steady Shin
ments TO BuhGo-No Flour Wheat; 10 o0o bush. Corn
Shipments TO os~esoNo Flour Wheat IS OOo bush Corn
.c.ps to-day-Soo bbls Flour, 10000 bush Wheat
bush Corn. - -
OswESo July lisp m.-PLouR quiet. WHsAr in good
milling demand sales Of % bash 52d 81 IS for Chi
csso Spring and 81 for Milwaukee Club Coss il steady
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-17
Pnsscnrcr~ smiled

In .t,on,hip Niagara from Boston--Foy LiSs,pool-Dt
Gsor,r Hayward Mr.. H,yword DR.. J. I. Talbot Mrs T.
80 child Jc, I,i Mrs. ls.s Master Ia.si p c. Breoss
Mi,. Brooks Mrs JEANNE sayles dsushter nurse dh
Cnthsrn. McGsness. Boston ni and MIS- yona o. eoash
Mr. Knox and child, Mis- B.oto b1y.ton assa Cspt
81 NJ. If Few. and daughter Amherst, N H. wIlsn
~ Par,.mosth N. H.. Ms. NJ L. 5. Brewer kn
Proxer "a Hamilton Mr. Ward Peter oaensn joe Pue-
p p - CsImody Providence l.; Mr. and Mr. Lntsw
-. I',,cs Y; A. Gray, BrookIyni Wisting ssn-
ns. y Wiisn Smith. Lock poI.i ,. Sleyin ralsist
phjs; Mr.. jaime. GosliDg, PittsbnIsh p, hs w.
T. Wmsns sud child Bstimore; Robert dunlap r,'enears
u NJ Bolton Indiana; Richard Gamble, W.eeasini
Thoma, Gilusr, Richard Salter y ~ hsman ~ 'enn "a.
tyrr j. r. Young John HsJes b. pnIsha a. O a.f-
= Hamilton aud daughter Texas; Rotert NJ Karen esh
RAJ Rars, George H. Gould Northampton the Rev Jsnes
iyson n ID Toronto; Archibald Kerr and Miss heff hsn'
ilion {. W A. w. Goulde aud Mr. rinSsy; hah''s %
Augustus Cei.or and Cusebo d. Mignel Issans "a ~.
Ioarse Porto Cabe.lo; Wllam Jenkins .9ip~faS r~
UaIitar-Mbs Robe. Mr. sud Mrs o. Alden, u b henny,
@ w. Archibald c. Dohey. samuel w SPtsse 'S S o,ss
Henv sirsns sprinshrd Mrs Iar. and dsugh;e and the
Bev DR. Hillmorh. Hsflx AK McCsy ana Ssmes Nc oSn
Pstep Canada; T w Stabb Capt Henry Andrews Mira An
rews and child Newfoundland Mrs Bss and dansner NEG
~ h. auuopt and Edward Weeks New York-2e rotaa Ia
ps ,oS Duncan Boyes E. Pcke MI Mr.. Erhsrdt Ssh.s'
e., Henry Wggens, Ferdinand Hutchinson. Nichols scn-
, Iorsnz Schroeder Mr. Van Zandt Nj sud Mrs, Dominique
s Bnrns Leopold Fouiyuicr. M aud Mr.. NJ ps1ics
n S,i r Boucler p O'Rrilly. keren, Nicholas schi
on and 50 N the Storage Total, 81. =, ,,,u oil,
IN ,icam.ap Lebanon for Lr.sr"TW ..I Nw C,Sin
j nmIr NewYork; Miss Mcoaeen Brooklyn; Leopold
ktsn France; j. Snnon France; Ramon ae !. l%nente
ton MieLeei Porrao SPAIN f. H. ChamRi.n New YORK.
h.,ls Krkpatrick NJ image Geo. AdLid New York
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MARRIED.

ADAMs-WILLIS-On Tuesday, July H. by the Rev Geo.
e. Lucas Of New-York Mr. Henry Adams OF Newark, j..
to Miss Kitty j. daughter of Abraham " H. Willis esq OF
Bushnell City, ILL.,, formerly Of New Brunswick N j.
DAwsON-LYvERE-On sunday. July Y, Mr. Richard psw'
Of Lckh Enslsnd to Miss Mary Lyyere oil Wesche'
ter, Y.
KENNY-HODGIES-O Thursday, July g. by the Rev. Dr.
Cutler MI Robert Kenny 10 Miss Lizzie Hodein both OF
Brooklyn
MOORE-CHENEY-In Boston, on Tusday. July T. in the
Church Of the NJ, sssh By tho Rev. Dr. George g. Runda
Mr. NJ Jones Moore Of New York. TO Miss Margaret Craw
ford eldest daughter Of Alfred CheLey esq OF the former
place.
PARKER-PAMELE-On Monday, June %, at Norwalk,
C'nn nv The Rev Geo s Cr-eyy William Il. Parker Of
Brooklyn formerly Of NewYork to Miss Mary E. Psrraee
Eorwak.
RILEY-MALLON-On Monday Jay IS, at The residence of
the brides mother by the Rev. k John Turner MI I'd
ward Riley Miss Teresa A. Mson, both OF Brooklyn
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Philadelphia Market. July 10.

BARKsus Gales No Qusrcit made siS CoTToS quiet
and held very y. FLOUR continues dull the only
ported for export is4oo bbls STANDARD brands at 81 bbl
which figure II freely offered and so bbs 81 Is
The retailers and bakers limited within the
# s;dss for choice and 10 ia 5d 50 for fancy
RYE FLOUR il steady at 47 100 bb. Penna- CORN MEAL
sold a. SIS 81 = bbl
The receipts WHEAT continue trfrg but there very
little demand the mers being unwilling purchase except
supply their immediate WAITS, al the present
rates sales Of go bush good Pennsylvania at 3jt 1000
bush. Pennsy lyania RYE cold at 81 o.
Corn is scarce; small sales Of Yellow at Csc. OARS
In better demand and eco bush Penn sold at Sic y
bush and O choice Southern GRAM quiet as
operators do prices Provisions Geld with much
frmnes and small business tn WHISKY is dull 81 a
s5c. fo hkds and bbs
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BY Telegraph.

PORT JEFFERSON-Arr 18th inst schr Wave Dayton,
Proyideace soop Duryee. Punderson New Yo.ki 9Th
nat. ,eh I, se'%og Avery Warren 18Th inst ,ssr' sq
saTet Ann, Dayton, do soop Home Davis 60 Sailed 18Th
nat .ehr suwssset Hnlse Philadelphia hth inst ws'
Dayton, Ezabeibp0t r. X. Wilson, Hue Batmorej 0rn.
Marion Davis York; Reindeer Kinner, do Ruth Hal
icy, Davis do VeImion Avery do. sooP j. Duryee run
derson do Union, Tenill, Do
BosrON-AL 10th inst barks Melita, foey'' siss'p.i
.alo Msnyan Turks lsand; sehrs b. H. pAA "IJp
Fellowship Zone from Liverpool v,
sPoken-July ;, lat 49, lon A. ship Victoria from Ne" ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-17
1'Ie Ro,,or Journ0l Of the 10th July, says:

The Boston .JourHdl Of the 10th July, says; 80
There Is rs,her business doing at the Board WIN
however very slight change in the market value Tue
for Maine Worcester Western and Lowell RAILWAYS ea4y
I'D b mon the whole il TO better prices IL Il
fact worthy attention fot n-so much So IA icn %
cautiously into market This fact that conseva
tive management and sound financial reforms ae better sPP
lated Most of the leading ont OF Boston are certainly
sf and GOOD for Investment diminished debts and expenses
md more attention element of depreciation can
yive them such a character"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-17

., 81 q COO tu.b NJ 7ld75c for sound and 7taTle %, -
sound Lsxg IMPORTS today. 400 bush. whest CAsu
Exroars-i4.0o bush Wheat, 1900 bush Cora Exposrs
to Montreal, 500 bbls. Flour
SEw OsLrsSs July i6-CorTor unoharfed; saes to-day
900 balss GUNSY CLorH advanced c saes at fc aud h1
.r. mABdnf further Advance FREGHrs ashant Other
articles generally unchanged.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-17

The scHR w. NJ. DODGE Walsh from Newfors ie en- ,h.
pinw ALL wrecked June 81 tho West Ca.eos An ~,
cargo supposed be sayed except 100 tuDs COAL
loss. She hes been stripped.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-17
Passengers Arrived

,, ,b;o 4n,yican Congye from LireTool-Mr ana Mrs.
Ir H. Rev J. A. Priest Mr. Hobbs, Mrs brookes, Mise
R,rhcic, j R Croft Mr. nngblood, DR. Carver
In bio AnMa PrentsS from Turks I'laHd-yohh KEY
no5s A. H. Murray aud seamen ;fom wreck Oh schi W. NJ
Dodge. ar, p..
!. b,ig Linda from Santa Martha = y buckley.
In IdTk l.. ID. Carpe~, from Cro-'tadt[B. hufschnet
In skip Putayeh, from LirerpOot-John fIa't
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Markets. CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR The TRIBUNE

AsHFs-The market rather lower and is quiet; safes Oh
Pots 81 81 s7l and P,aTls at 81 50. q 81 6zl. , -.
COTTON-rhe market shows charge urer the auletca
,dyce the light receipts prove sustaining. The sales are V
bales We quote: ,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-17
doing n larger business than rs msLasers an''''

he. n doing larger business tnon 10 "1"" =.
pated Although possessing an un"-"aS .r
CONTINENT. such is the pressure OF business 'u"' '
Suuerin,epdent bas been obliged 10 oruer FIN "'"
Locomotives and one hundred cars ,.-
The Cumberland CiciiiGR states that tne co"i s'iP
men.s Of the past week to be from the fo''"uns
,eion S7G6 tuns from the WesternPor region o'''o
TINS total for the week TO- 73 tuns aud tor the year
3l9 e76 TINS. For the same time last year tue snip
u.ns amounted to $40 3ls tuns, being decrease TINS
wear of : $40 tubs.
Breads,uffs are in good demand, aud some grades
Ct Flour have improved &c. T. Dbl. hea' ana Oo'h
however are heavy. There is considerable movement
IN Mes Pork and the quotations had advanced 81 &C.
A Government con,rac, for 5000 tics. Navy Mess has
been taken at about 81. Laguaya Conee Is h'h'
lint Rio is quiet In Sugars there Ia nothing OF im-
portapce dong buyers demanding decline Messrs'
Pond a. Ssge's Circular says:
suy,r bhds-siuce the Ist note slight improvement
T. H. demand principally the reners stu INC ssnes.
,ot Of the market that of Gullue'.Le iens
which, coming did about the Ee ~ ~ y o the market
,hap tie cemand required thus caurE de- me oil &C.
~ ur rses holder. are still unwilling sell at present pnes
Below We give the receipts and sales showing that me re-
certs are still In excess of the sales or, -, Mid.
Receipts TO l6th-7 so hhds $50 boxes l|S' BOXES '
sac. 10 6th-5 200 hhds 200 boxes, 1874 hhd' Meada
The receipts and shipments at Chicago are gwen
ur der date 18th inst, as follows:
Amount Of Flour and grain in July H. as reported ''o
the sforehouses: ~, e3l
Wheat Spring Az Flour al
Wheat red bush..... 1850 Corn .9 9eS
Wheat white bush...... '' '
SECEriS LAs' i"'"' Flour Wheat.
Bbs Bush. Bush.
Illinois and Michigan Central. 49, oooa toSS
Galena Union Railroad ............. 81 go 9tSo
Rock Island RAILROAD. ov ',no osG
Illinois Genital Ra lroad.............; 80 l ,eSse
Chi, ago Burlington ard Quincy Railroad 40 500
Chicago St Paul end Fond du Lac X X So 80 20
Chicago Alton and ST. Louis Rsihoad " l'' :"
rs6 10 aa8 42S59
= T Io.ai e.; =. 80 .st - 1881 lSs 1874 4oS773
,. SHIPMENTS BY LAA' COZ 1909 1900
10 buhdio.'' 1880
TO os"ego '''''-'''''''''''' 1880
Other ports ''''''''''''
49, ~ so 1909 IS 09o
IotI'' - - 80 ,..it ''' 5272 1901 $40 1870
Ii ~. w.. .n eesor So Ill 16 2,9 28f66g