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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-03
MARRIRD.

pAECROFT-MARTIN-I CoIesville, Broome County M \.
on eope,day Jun a. the residence OF the brides iaher
nv The Rev d. f. Leach VIM o. Bancroft OF HsrPe,'e,
Mss Jane Martin, fourth daughter OF Harry MARTIN Oh H'
former place. -, On
oRAFT-sToRRs-At Madison. J., on Tuesday jane ~
r. ,h. Rry Mr Randall Milton .. Graft OF Glen Cove " "
Island 70 Eleca A. daughter Of Joseph sto ESQ, oil h'ai
son, N. j.
Northumberland Wednesday, June IL, BY the Rev
Rauyelt John Doremus Of New York and Mics 81
Iox.r daughter Of John Lozier esq I NJ
NcARTNFY-sUFFERN-On Tuesday, June 81, by the nsv
Dr. McEIroy at his residence William j. Mccartney 10 MISS
Maria j. Sufern, all OF this city.
RITCH-HiILYER-In North Salem, " ", Oh Tnursdaayy
July BY Rev. s. Hlyer, Mr. Waiter n hhoa =, .
eity 70 Mics ALMA NJ Hllyer, daughter oil the oncs'e
clergyman -..,a.nos
Tuesday, JUNG 80 Vt the s Me-
ri The brides father by the Rev John spoor M J2n
K;n.trv smith OF Orove Butler County Cal TO miss MI
neIvn l. Jennings East Durham, Greene County ~ l.
ST JOHN-POOR-At Newark on Wednesday' July =, zoe
street Presbyterian Church, BY the Rev.
D. D. Jesse ST. John Of BIoo.yn H. 70 C.,ioa.
TiJOMAS-GAILLARD-At NewBrgnon Long isAn ~ on on
WeSns,da1 July l. by the Rev Mr.. Dickson DIT 4: ~
Thomas Of New York City Miss Mary W. Gailard Of St.
john, Betkey s C.
r. pls
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DIED..

RIsCBOFF-On Wednesday morning, July ], Rebeeca be-
loved daughter Oedech and Mary Bschof aged years
months and II days. .
DEAN-On "wednesday July l. Of consumption, Sylvester
Dean In the 28th year Of his age. , 49,
FiNNAN-n Tuesday June Anne Finnan in the 18th year
Of her age. = r.,.
HOFFMAN-In this city, Thursday, July 2 Leighton,
Youngest son Of the late Martin Hoffman aged ID
MS funeral will take place o'clock this afternoon from the
Church Of the The friends Of the fany invited
TO attend without further notice.
HIRST-At Trenton, j.. Monday June at the resi-
denee Of her daughter Mrs. Whitley, Elizabeth Hurst,
rect of the late John Hrst in the s0h Of her
HFNDRICKS-On Wednesday morning. July l. Jane, wife
of John Hendricks aged 50 years and months.
JUCHO-On Tuesday June 80 at Theodore, son OF VIM
Jucbo aged 81 year, and months. .
KEILY-On Tuesday, June so, Margaret Kelly, wife of Mi
chsel Kelly, aged So years ,
MAKTN-A No. l67 Taylor street. Brooklyn, T. d. on Tues
day. June 80 Hugh Rodger Martin Of Hugh aud Sarah
L. Msrtn aged Ii months and Is days
MDDLETON-On Wednesday, Jolly !, Ann Eliza dsushte,
of John and Sarah Middleton aged years 10 months and IL
PRIGNELL-On Wednesday, July L. George z. Pragnel,
infant Of George O. and Mary L. Prasne aged weeks
VAN vO0RHTs-On "Wednesday morning July very sud
denly Charles f. Van Vooh of Zschera C. and Jsne
Voorhis and stepson of George C. Davis Of Freehold
N. j., In the nth year Of his age:
WINDJEN-On Wednesday, July Louis, youngest son OF
Lur Margaret Windjen aged years months and 10
WIIEY-At Fordham, westchester County N Y John 6.
Wiley Of Howard and Isabella Wiley ssed5 years
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OLD BEEF.
-Nesc- York Ydyds--~BAyn ]
Lam. Thopn.
TO..l......4N7 1854 slH l.esO slO4 asl


TorAL OLD AND Nrw BrE.-0it Me;. last month. IS;
this date last s5 City Prime l40 last month 100; last
year s Repscked Mess ISL last month lo15i last
l7t2 Repscked Chicago Mess 9674 last month 1881 last
year H. l2S Railroad Beef ll2 last month ISL last year 81
Refuse Mess ll7o last month Loss last year SIS Refuse
last month, 81 last year, 4Sl Prime Mes .c; ao l.ss
,se last year S42S Country Prime last month, -; last
year, $50 Unexpected tcs SSl; last month last year.
1sO UniDspected bbls, LOST last MONTH 4692 year.
1854 Total q, 21; last mouth, 2264; last year. II ESQ.,
RICE finn ssles OF 200 tcs at 4fd5sc, to quality
sUGARsThere has been done and prices do show
any material reducton sales Of 500 hhds Cuba at 0i 00tc
40 Lids Mesda for refining Baltimore 7c, and $40 bxs
Havana for export on private terms.
SALTThe market s firm for Liverpool sales Of $500
Ashton's to srrive at 81 az.
SklNS-Gos particularly Tampco have been In improved
ssnsnd but st owsr rates sale. ss bales T.mpoo
bales Vera Cruz do 30 average at Sc less y cent cash
There Curacao Goat In hands the last sale
&C., mos Deer rather quiet and prices favor the
buyer.
TEAS are quiet to-day prices Of Greens and Blacks
both fully supported.
TALLOW-A steady msrke. the arrivals large but
the stock ample sales Of 0 at ll0lic for good to
prime.
NHlskY-The market Is steady but quiet; the sales
500 bbs. at SIC. for Ohio and Prison.
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Markets. J.. Reported By Telegraph.

0swEco, July 2-6 p m-FLouR in good demand for the
interior and Eastern trade sales ob at Sc asa 81 80 for
to State. WHEAT firm; sales 1900 BUSH
81 4id&l 46 for Milwaukee Club and sly for Chicago
Spring CoaN quiet LAKE INpoars day 1910 bbls Flour
600 bush. Wheat IL 100 bush Corn CANAL ExPoRrs 100
bush Wheat and Is 800 bush. Corn.
CHICAGO, July 2-6 p m-FLoUR quiet. WHEAT frm,
with vsnce tendency Coax buoy OATS steady
Shipments Buffalo 800 bb Flour no Wheat 49, 500 BUSH
Coru. Shipments Oswego Flour Wheat bush
Corn.
BUFFALO. July m-FLouR dull; sales 500 bbls. ct
S. d 81 l2i for extra Wisconsin WHEAT firm,
and quiet Corn mes sales IS 900 bush Of 70G7c
closing a the outside price, OATS der sales SOC bush
5sQeec WHISKY: sales 200 bbls. at SOC y gall FREIGHTs
s for Corn and c for Wheat TO New York LAKE IMPORTS
bush Corn 5000 bush Oats CANAL EXPORTS 5000 BUSH
Wheat nearly all to the INTERIOR 900 bush Conn., half 10 the
interior.
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Ayr at New Bedford 18th ult, ship Gazelle ate Of Nan
fiore. june bark Mary Frances, Rule, Of and from
Spoken June a. lat SO S. Ion 70 40 schr Alexander MIX.
erson Of Povncetown with 50 bbs bsck6sh oil board
Pacific Ocean, Bay Of Islands JAM lh with 800 bb whale
oil.
Bark Lesnder Chester from Indian Ocean, into Mys
tic Monday sftenoonlat reported with $50 bb whale oil
letter from Capt Jenney, OF ship George Of B. reports
expected to be at home in months. ''''"s ''A
Arr. at San Francisco I'D u brig Boston, Scammon from
cruise last from Mssdaens Bay with 500 bill. oil Reports
Islands, cruise. The boston had been absent six mos
On and On at Psita Esd ult, bark lafayette Ray $50 p
.SSr ZIP h6p. A p SMITH 6 bark Ohio Baker 800 ~
Anchored at DO ships Miles ssand.h Gardner put r
nedc. advice tor the captain ana d on the 2l FOR CIS
VIII Capt had applied the American Consul TO dchH
some sesnen who threatened to fire the shp at rssy
~, HesIa from Of New Holland in Feb ship India Howiasd
NIB 400 bbls oil all told.
Spoken April g. Of Cape Lenwn tby the Amazon q ~
bound N. on . cruise; all well. r. VI 81.
April ST. PAUL.. Richard Mitchell, Hu.ord Edsnsow1
90 So sP p 90 wn; ana 70 DO Elephant oil al wen s'a
April lat Is So lon III s. W. bark Frances Palmer Grss
At RodIirus Islands April ~ bark North West. Rogers MI.
sp 80 VIII taken of Desolation Islands; would toaeh
Maurtiu and ship the bone, and cruise OF Aadassscar
nshi whsss since last report Clemsiis, watIoos do "a
whales Heard from last Of March. North America Lyos'
L. 500 eSs oil, bound to New iollsnd. ~
Warehsml Gibbs. North Pacific Ocean, Lshaina Dee
French Rock March with 80 bbls sp $50 taken on ne
age $50 bbls oil and 900 n bone and sold 80 bbls w
has on freight "a bbI. .p so do VII oil from s..s ~
Coral to Gideon Allen Son SswBedford $50 VII. on re-
ship Parachute. to b. b. Howard, do. a.sS
letter nom Capt. Lambert OF bark Pioneer OF n D. ne
Port Louis Nautilus May 10. reports her ready tor 'e@
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Disassers, &c.

ScHR MECHANIC from Boston, Of and for sury, which went
ashore White Head Me- in the s. W. night Of
e. after losing both chains anchors been got Of by the
wecin,a.er Capt Samuel Hobrook. She not much dam.
aged Schr Abby Weld, Salem Boston for Belfast
which struck ledge and ashore In sae aer
losing chain and anchor has also got loss Of e
foot and other slight damage Sch Packet which also
went ashore near the Head was got of much damaged and
repairs schr Patriot of Manchester from for Bangor
which went ashore In the gale aud which feared
Capt Samuel Holbrook Of Rocklsnd $50 She has since
been screwed and would probably be successfully
June %. Yarmouth schooner, which went ashore near
White BEAD has been screwed preparatory launching
bsk SpDa and Eutsw Boston had been sold there
TIE wsIsx Of ship Rover. Bride Of st. John, n. B. be-
burned from the hschway the port side al the
was On fire from aft She fire by the
Of passing vessel.
BR. BRIG NARY MORTON hence for Hautsport NJ g. pre-
viously reported ashore, went from Newport R. L. 18Th
ult. Her while ashore Beach
amounted TO about $1,000
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battery On the h Of Jaus Edward Aiehesn wtAs chSs
acquitted. A.. -.
..n ana sstfery on the 23d q june Enms Noodle No
Wn,,er street another lady Of Kindred spirit sne wso'n-
yisfcd, aud sentence suspended d, 49,.
Daniel Sullivan, AR tigned tar assault an battery
On Jeremiah Haley, di.oharsed, witness. tPPe ring
Robert smith was charged vito assault ',d battery,
q 9h Of Junction Florence Henderson, ~ os ofa'a
street Found guilty and lined 81 Al,
..cr., az ,ome an and ribbon. Put over to tt day.
Adjourned 10 3 O'Clock 70 morrow morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-03
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-July 2--Befor
Judge ISGEKsoLL
DECISIONS ~ EQUITY.
Alfred I. Serrell agt. Collins l. Pell.

Alfred T. serrel sst Collins 4 Pel.
This was a motion for Injunction. The complain
ont obtained patent for improvement in machinery for
moudings which issued May 6 1913 ressued
January 1851 and again reissued June 2 1858. Iii, right
under the rs.ed patent hes been established law but
suit pending this Court in which the validity Of the
patent TO be contested and tried Under the original patent
she s, reissue be failed to establish his right The bill
filed this for injunction but the defendants attack
the novelty Of the invention and or other grounds claim the
night 90 the invention
He'd ey s cos,t-Thai under the circumstance the
papaut must make out clear 81 all doubt TO authorize
The Court issue the injunction That such has not
been made and the motion for the injunction there
fore denied But ordered that the defendants
ready 10 try the action law pending against the when
10 called the next term Of the Court then that an ajunc
ssspst them prayed for For complainant Mr.
Clifford defendants Mr. Keller and Messa Van Antwerp
Janea
Eli b. GebhArd ct al sg.- James Bsssott.
This was also a motion tor injunction. The com.
psnants the o! patent issued July 49, 1885,
Sylvester Sherman aud resued July 1856 for improve
nopt In tools for the Of mechanics which consisted IN the
combination Of spring eaten with sr level 70 en.be TO
be attached ~ the Of rulers and other tools Tor
sseer;ainns vertical horizontal ard other right lines
Evidence given by the defer aan show that the inven
ton used ~ him more than two before the patent
applied for
He'd BY Cou,trhat the evidence the eomplauan,s
had made out clear 20 ene 70 an Dunc.
ton
Motion denied Sor compliments Mr. Gaord for defend
ant Mr.. Crsft.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-03

COFFEEvery little has t'anspred prices retain their for
mness sales of l0o mats Java otc and 50 bags DO
I6Ic 200 bags Rio at ll6llic.
DRUGS AND DfES-We note sales of 3 Of Turkey
Opium at 81 S7t NOS
FLOUR AND MEAI.-rhe demsnd for Western Canal Flour
the decline Of Sc y Dbl tilted The better
grades sell freely owing the prices de-
msuded The trade very well sspped aud purchase
with much caution The sales 400 bb at IS $50 SO IS
for 20 good State and superne Michigan Indiana aud
Illinois, 7Vd 81 - for common TO good Ohio extra 81 506
Is for good TO choice extra Oho 81 6Dd 10 for St. Louis
brands and 81 6O0s9 rs for extra Genesee Canadian Flour
heavy the demand 10 not very active aud brands
nonnal sales of 300 bbls Sc asa SO for brands
Southern Flour rather easier the arrivals large
the high prices asked for the better grades check inquiry
and these 25c lower and brands Sc easier the
sales are 900 bbs at 81 25d 81 go for mixed good
Baltimore &c 81 s5ds9 60 for favorte fancy and extr.
brands Rye Flour quiet at - 2od So Corn Meal steady
at e4d$4l 10 for jersey, and 81 50 for Brandywine
FlsH-The market for Dry Cod Il very firm owing TO the
disposed Of at ~ 90 which Is reduction Mackere
have been active sales 1000 bLs 10 arrive at l2 p6
Sis for No and Gil No q here of course they
would command higher az ANAL parcels are
selling previous quotations; there "a Offering AMI
No continue scarce. Smoked Herring are firm at an im
proyemeDf.
FRUITS-By auction, through Minturn H. PARTRIDGE 2ea2
boxes Palermo Oranges ex Zephyr 50 1898 % 50
better 81 1o and 1000 d. Lemons at 81 25asI as
LIS boxes Mesns Oranges Rolling Wave at 81 IS S.
LES bones dc. Lemons a. 81 3dsl S.
GRAIN-The demand for Wheat for Immediate ID In ex
Of the supply and prices about better OF
descriptions the sales $50 buah white Gen.see the
nss Of the season. splendid article, ct % IS for milling; $500
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The Court then a,ouned I'll Tuesday neIt ,ho
vas reported that Juoge MOTIFS soa'a clargs ~. hs
Road OF Health appears that he does not dse " m
die with business unless should come o''oe nun
niti mall
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-03

Messrs Z. H. Ludlow Co. sold by auction to-day a. the
MeIchans Exchange in this city, the schooner yacht Starlight
year. Old copper fastened feet draft, IS tuns register ai
soop yacht Irene old 50 register draft Tor
$1,000; purchased By Mr.. Thomas B. Hawkins.
At Passport, I'D inst, from G. shipyard
bark Charles Hedde 43 tuns She owned by Mr. John
her.
larger burden.
At Essex June 49, from the yard Of Mr. Luke Burnhsm
schooner OF 70 uDs owned BY Mr. David Psrkhurs Goucs
ter 2th from the yard Of Messrs Joseph Story Co.'S
sch3one Of tuns I'd from the yard Of Mr. BENZ Courtney
launched from the shpysrd Of Mr. C. Mallory owned by Me.ss
C. g. H. Coffin of Nantucket, and be employed In sperm
whaling under command Of Capt Joseph Winow late Of b1
Constitution Of this port Her name Is the Constitution
The copper fastened schooner Susan Kelly built In Essex 81
tuns wen found and well adapted fora fisherman sold
auction in Boston Thursday for Sll0 Purchased by Mr.
Charles Currisr OF Nantucket for the bay fishery
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BROOKLYN COURT OF SESSIONS.

The Court met yesterday and Christopher Pluukett
convicted of highway robbery sentenced TO the State
Prson for yesrs
Roe Rouike and Peter Monaghan, jointly indicted
for petit larceny having been imprisoned time ,en-
tenee super ded
j. c. Colon convicted o. assault and battery, sen.
tepce suspended for the same Jeasen-
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Per Noyh Rs Boats-I n bush Corn 1890 bush Wheat ls
Pigs. Ashes, 1873 bbls. Whisky
BY Eric Rail- oad-l17 bbl Provisions III DO. Whkey 2
pkes Butter n do Cheese do Lard do Copper 81 bales
Wool asa hdes Leather, 81 bbls OIL
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Nev- York Ya'
Lam Thomp- Par.
Qualities. Lewis'a Getty'a sons sons. Wsrda kers

roT.L OLD NEW PoRK-Clesr l7s5i last month LIS
this date last year ST. Mess q se; last month"; 20 last
iss5 Prime Mess 1906 last month. 2so5; last yes s6l
FLANK, sls ast month 81; last year. liz Prime 67 last
last year 3s2 Refuse Mess 49, last month sos; last year.
s5 Refuse Prime $685. last month, $50, last 49, Other
57+5 last month Is 257 las. year. s45 Total 49, 75O last
month, 1895; Last year, 3.92
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The following table gives the retail price of the pn
eipal articles Of Farm Produce in the City Of NewYork
a, Tbuvsxlav Julv 9.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF .JUlya
Cleared.

s,..,.hpP biladsIphis Gray, Havana, N. o. Roberta.
81 Krmos IBr.rb1 Vessels, Richmond, Oelrb D. Ca
Bliss F;.s R'sss E.~.sis' h IsrG s Coo
80. IN, Merriam Par.boro, ID. ID. De"olHci j. Sonss
Raymond 6bs web csys,a Chez Reed M Soocn
NR p l. Neyi1. sons Albert tBr, Sleeves, 81 'oaa
l. Eevius Sons - -, u..,.xr "a plo.xon a.
.SM r.l;c, Csrty,,-fsr- Pbisdephs, Van Bnnnt skA
Ann susan M,s chf .ss Go po' May ASes. s..s,
s s,,mln stnp.e. Co. Roger. wsd%ore AS.co nss
q Jobn,nn HsYttor6, master; L. r. smith, Cooper VIZ
uipgton, Dolper Potter
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Passengers Arrived
IN me seAy y. w. Miller. from Na''aa-C Newell, Y. sn.
ees &. c. Hall.
In he sehr. Ce,ral Ame,iea, from Kis9'sos, Jem-Nu
Arnold and family, J r. Mum.
--------
uiniAfURs ALaAsAc... inns pAI
su-Ri.es. go. Isi set....... 1854 Moob-..ss is
gArgs....Tais oAr.
sspdyHook. 4;lsm Gov. Island 5sm He'll Gate. ..sfl>
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BOsTON-Ar July 2 chips Eclipse, and Norwegian, Cot
erburg Jacobs Henderson, Lyerpool bark Harriet Cam
Belle, Paine, Fortune Island
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Arrived.

Arrived.
Steamship conucn Bssa s 10 PSnIss sia aa:.;
IT, G,.nS Banks from 4e 80 to lat "A 90 with thici fpi
no ss 'S. SSsi; .sss .hr cs.s smith Wanss
Going up channel; 7h 100 miles Of sable Island passed
b. ssb X%. ;S5sr Bs.n IseHpcd
D. A. Kns.snd sutton al wen; IA SSnr wns 'G9as
. sha 5Si M In,ay n MS.e
M so ..va af .
apd spoke S has s .a h The h .ns s
strong westerly winds with thick rainy weather up to Ion o.
'h sb &c Rcs,d Ai.Sp Warrington May a d'
p sln.on june az q a. lon 50 % passed BI props
painted sasa with s. :Ja Y1S Ssr,sn :. .l
Ship Heinrich Van osserp Bre% Rsinsr. Bremen 5, dys
Ship John Coster, Pratt Genoa 60 days. ballast to j. Al
H B.i cs.oo Waugh Trinidad, Cuba June IS mslado to
Bari Fanny Buck (of Bos.on Crockett Matsuz June y
e. tor s1sa Co. M pas; E.u,re Goth. hemp
ac' 10 Das.n Lelsnd june $3.50 lon IS 10 saw la'
iceberg 9Th M A 10 lon O. saw ,ehr Tss d 1
BAH wapeis (Br Cain, Androssn 80 days rop &c. e.
H. Braine June g. on the Banks spoke h'hns 'chi N's
Tn ess. 50 dsy entire ssn s.: &c. to or
Bark Intrinsic B Davis Liverpool day: e0I ana s
s,S E,s D:n e S1 TY bound
fsS:f ssS tBr R.aASun Dorchester days. lumber to D.
Bns CeylOn (Br) CroweI, Windsor days. plaster v
Big Jacob Crosse Brem Kruse Cadz May 8, wine tc,
Bris Charles Br Emes Sydney, CB, Is days, coal to A.
schr T. H. Miller, -, Nassau June ID, via Eethuers2
sei Johnson johnson. Newbern days. naval stores y
schT NisisT.on, Goodins, Georgetown SC, days naval
stores to Dollser, Potter Co. -, 90 l.,
sch Leo (Br) Hubbard, Prince Edwards Island ID days.
scbr Moro Bray Calais days, lumber to T. Mayhem
sch Anna Gardner Harding Calais days. lumber 70 mase
Schr Amelia SsnbourDe, Mschias days. lumber TO 0ee.
W. Simpson ,.,.,
Schr. Marths Borden, Rocklsnd days lime.
Schr l., CLARK, Booth, Rocklsnd o days, lime
Schr. Martha Maria Small, Salem mdse SO X W. Ropes.
Schr j. n Lane, Surrey, Goucester8 days, hsh
Scbr Jsue S. Frances Geer Port Even for Providence
Scbr Vermilion Avery, Rondout for Warren. H.
Schr Central America (of Boston Sears, kingston JAM
q days., loswood, &C., TO Geo. Oney zs on savannah
passed bpie Brothers from St. Thomas for New-York
Schr. Maria L. Hail. Lawrence Portland, Conn.,, stone: a
Steiner Delaware Copes, Phiadepha and Cape Nag II
hours, nldse. to J. Perkins.
Steamer Curlew. Williams Providence.
Steamer Decatur, Geer Norwich
Steamer Wsmsutta, Nye, ewbedfofd-
BELOw-l bark and brig.
enthusiastically hladelphis, Gray, New'Orieanh
WIND-Durng the day N. E., with rain
The ship Samuel wets ashore S. Of squan Inlet full Of
and IA
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The ship Samuel willet ashore s. Of squan Inlet is full Of
water main and gone and supposed she viii
be total loss She was built in Mystic, Conn., 1854 and
tuns reser hrseishts q her are owned in th: city
Wlet the remainder by parties in Mystic Conn., valued
a. three quarters Of which are insured He, freight
The seaDug w. Ii. Webb Hazard, and schT IL W. John
left early this morning to render ssssance the sbp
The steamship Central America this morning hoaed u
he Balance Dock and towed round to her BERTH Pier o. B.
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Dec"".. 4sz5 Dee. .ss2.i5s pec,,l7o42s Inc. SAW
The aggregate Of the receipts of the above articles
30 far for the years 1856 and 1857 have been:
Flour, Dbl Wheat bu. Corn, ba Barley bg
l66...........Zo,I9o LIS DO liloooof ~ Ioo
$751;. lS,SQ So,ssS 4yloH IlI,lS4
Dec......lS,2sl Dec. .9ss est Dec .6Ssg2 Dec..l5n
Reducing the wheat to -four, there is deficiency
equal TO SAC, 022 bbls. -four
The receipt a. vater of the principal articles Of
produce frol Q. ling a the canals to and including
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-10-24
Special Il otirrs.


Ayoung gentleman OF Ottawa recently paid his father
visit in Of larger cities ask the Govern
GRE permission TO get married to Mis- v
That will freely grant" replied the old s-nteHahi
e but thing. On your former Esits' you
always poorly clad see you clothed IKE
fine gentleman. this with your small saiary'
hope You do not What IL stu worse steal
90, Father" replied the youth 81 hope you don't
THAI Haeaniy Of your s0E-'
well them persisted the old gentleman; how do
you manage IT,"
..yery ,a.fy The secret i to know trieTe buy
&c 10 WELLER 4 BROTHERS CLOTHING STORE, on
Yr,a StrSSf, opposite TIE Hta-iop HoEss, iI Or',sa
where very little money has enabled purchase
these fine clothes, you see"
Indeed, Tell me about that store
well, you see, they have enormous stock, well
sOrted and suited TO the maret All quatie. and -ze.
OF Msy's CLoTmvG and NES's FURNISHING GuoD=. Boys
Cioiing-in short anything Won in the Cloth
ing line, load their shelves and They sell only
for CASH. that they need put tariff for
long credits and losses Aud then. they directly
connected with Of the largest manufacturing cstab
Ishnents in the United States Besides al which, who
buys Of them, fnd- only that they sell cheaper
than other establishments, that they polite
Iy promptly waited upon by their salesman whose
nar1r /. Joseph Lebach -eP25
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-10-24
CHICAGO MARKET.
II tuesday. Oct. ..

thursday. Oct. %, 1897.
Uhedt-Was active and buoyaGt at an
advance OF la2c. In parcels, 40, 600 bushels
were taken at 63aG4c for common Spring
and 6Sa69c for extra at a later hour at 61c.
No ! Red is in demand at mill al 13aSOc.-
The New York dispatches received at the
close of Change, exertcd a slightly fayora-
BILE effect upon the market.
Flour-For shipnen; only 81 was oferc
for good Spring Extra. Winter wheat IN
shipping lots commanded 81.
Corn-Was in light supply, but the de-
mand limited to the supply of local wants,
aud prices remained unchanged at 4Sc in
store, closing weak.
Oats-In store they cannot be quoted
higher than DC.
Bartey-Inquired for at Scarce.
EggS-The market is well supplied and
prices are steady at liable.
Potdt0es-Are not very alb ndant, and are
firm at 3Ua35c.
Fruit-Apples food the market, and are
dull at $l.75a$2. 90.
Lire !S.ock-The New York merchants at
length begin to mend under the improve
ment in money matters. The Improvement
kept from being reflected here by the rise
in railroad fruights.
Hides-Regular dealers are only offering
Sc for green, 4a5c for green sailed, and Sa-
l0c for dry tlint.-I'ress.