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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-30
Passengers Arrived

=, t,an1ip Hermann Jron Bremen CID S,nhamp,onCspt
Ellison U. N, besrer Of dispatches from Comm Orsooe,
daushter snd Rev Dr. Hopper LACY three enhnrsn and
seryant f. Bee and LADY, late OF the Theatsr Royal Duy-
lane c. Gosrg, Geo b. Morewooi Chas Bacon and lady,
Inc and LADY, Mrs Hamilton Thos Peele w Smith, b. Bres
LAYER O. u Jewell Mrs Grasfe Miss A. G. Thomp.on Jass
Dur,e, Daniel Dgsrsy W. Ely Madame Knech ML Passr.
Forster Miss Forer Chas r. Egges lady odr children and
servant T. SmS siy and three children Adoph Steiner O.
Gpnthst sna tso Children DoHiniei and lady, X Vent
miller snd lady +. Ssrdt and adl Mrs r. Fredenhayu ana
M daughters Mrs E. Roper Miss Roper Max 0uthe
children Den Peters Carl Hshnemann rhiernsnn,
VIA. Oehnanp, Ms, T. Wolf Mis- G. Murkamp, Mr. J.
OredDou L. Grseae C. schmsn, Pref e. Piessner r. Raw
lay j. Mortimer and LADY Ms, NJ f. Holt, Miss King.
Mr.. Desvers r. S. Brown William Dewey william Morrow.
J. Lcnb William Hunt j. Philip Blythe, s. omes G. Young.
AaaG I"h.n r HoorG Mr. D"%son j. Bsston Chss K
seupgsr Mr. PIovsncher W~ Bradley h. Wrede ana lady;
children j. Moer sls and Daughter j. Bsnhr lady md
daughter Ms Henkel, Miss Henke Hiss H. Ebsns, Mira
p forninss Miss job Dnk Miss {. Abers ID. Meyerohn
Feobmsnn, C. Bsuch l.. A Janger and lady Ad fedan.
hayen Carl fredenhayen and Children X. Bahmsnn sdy
ard SON. J. Gaude and LADY f. W Wendt and lady, To-
Gsser and lady Aug. schukey aud LADY, Dossmsnn and
cLnS Miss o. 0ppeImsn and child j. Sehepe and ohidFea
ri Borcer and child T. Ho lady and child L. Child and
children, Mis- Ant We,ber Ms H.; Nqnese M's :,
C. A. Lehus, Mica G. Kahn Mia Win STATE Mns a. Carl
Miis Y. Detimer, Miss Or s,ctemsnn mis NJ 4heintsn
MIS- MshHtsn Min II me- D. SSntnsr Ma
Hugo Blasting. J. GLENN Lust l. Schultz Bs'%s1, q.
Cavalan C. FL Deo.mer c. L. Paul Hifsnbfead Heal.
g. Ieedor b. Lssk. j Winter A. Abers Aug Flicker M
Pohof Ernst Won Oven b. toch K. kpper, II. Walters r.
Kefel IT, Fcke ST. Josephthal. HID karsten hotnoey@'
q t. Haas E. Never, J. Zimmerman, FIR Numann, MI h1'
nses M schatthof D. Holander, H. SaDged Il. Puhon, g
Volger l.. Werner. c. Luins, Il. kepel, Ed Hams, w.
Doetfz Miss. II. Weinmann-Tots Ab
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Hudson River Market Boats.

Capt r. wrdrop, OF steamer Csledons, from Nswlar,,
arrived at the wharf foot Of Wsrsu Aos IS and % -eus
the loving articles By the trPs 2 heeves MIA Cos 80
YES. Calves es Sheer and Lambs 10 swine Horses % ~
cares Pork 80 Fowls bb Egss us tubs Butter aYearar
o. lis fkins Do, averaging 100 b 80 hbls. Rye Flour
bar Corn Meal IS hb Apples Is DO. Pears $50 bush Pax
lao bbs Beer 81 rolls Leather, boxes DO, bags Wool
bds PAper - bush wild Cherries, bxs. Modinss 50 b
Hoop Poles $40 side. Leather, 20 boxes Soap II Carriage
Rims loads H. H. Goods.
Capt II. NJ Finch of barge Susquehanns, from Ncvbur,
trryed wharf Of Warren ST. Aug. % reports The folio
lrs articles by the TIP viz: IS beeyes 10 Mk Cows ass
Veal Calves 4ls sheep and Lambs, SIS Swine Hcr.es sc
ca easss Beeyes s. do. Veal Al Dc. Mutton IA DO Lambs sss
do Pork 800 Fowl 81 TURKEYS p Geese Is Dacks Is kb
Egss 6l tubs Butter 900 hrkns do 81 bos Rye Four q
Ounces q DO Pus, 81 rolls Leather 500 boxes do
sf baks Wool 10 bales Goods
Capt z. soso-d Of the steamer St Nicholas from S,uyvs
SAINT the wharf OF Franklin Aug % reports
the Iosns articles b. the tnp u Yea Caves S. Sheep and
LAMBS I2i Fowls bbs Eggs 81 tubs Batter averaging Is 10
$50 bales Hay 600 bushels Oats = bbs Rye Flour ~ be
Potatoes, is bundles Paper. ~ bales OF GoodA
James H. Powell OF the steamer Mayo from Coxsske
arrived wharf foot Of Franklin Aug 20 reports h follow
ips articles BY the trip 81 Beeyes MIN Cows Fl Veal
Csys li sheep aud Lamb IS bbs Esss ITO tube Bu,ter
averaging 70 N SO bales Hey $50 do. Straw, 20 bbS Rye
Flour $50 do Pos,oes 10 DO Apples 50 do Peas $40 baskets
bls
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The market 10 firm. but 30 no. hesyof .,x 49,
pness yet The s,ceks Of Lumber in the ys A., M
abundant Dealers have restricted tbeir order. n a. w sa
demand a. poble End manufacturers not aetn- ~ Ne
quick market here this formerly have .onsh, -
ket esevhcrr. In this hey have Il a appe.r 49,
uodatsd 10 the full extent Of their de.r>s Troy
" pDrehsed osrgoes q Lumber the Caaads ads s
ir shipment % Troy but on thr arrival At Buffalo thew 80
resbpped 70 Milwaukee a. profit Of IS NJ The BeIl.
her cargo IS gthousand freight Several eas,c. az
Der bavr been shppee from Bufso N~sakee and chsr-
duTirz this But hey consisted psfnci cay OF
Lumber In various Ehapes mainly because was 5alt n -
thoroughly seasoned Lumber IN that section the eornrv
heavy Lumoerceaef IN Buffalo that 10 the oours. a. -
last years be ba, been sending eoasdeTabe Heek
Der Cleveland unl now had beco qaite rsso mi We
yearly increasing.
The fourth week Of his month does close until ths sr
q September, consequently ou comparative taAs
The receipt Tor this years week however, VIII 10 tho, ar
make favorable comparison
There ehsn.s note in quotations. consequently us
ut them
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ss,o@ q
Total. .........ss.s..s< ~
Aysraxe ~ head IS 8,

Mr. MOrnore that the large supply the
market has very and Sheep have ssd at prices about
Ic y n above lat week Lambs are about the same.
MILK COWS1here has been considerable business lately
In the Market sales aer effected 1t advanced prices
SAY TO IS each for good mkers This owing principally
10 the that dsers getting 20 work and City
milk merchants sv TO keep Cows and also because
dosdsys the county milk rapidly that loses caste
with buyers who get sweet milk In tbs city and do
NOT care 10 inquire whether Il has any other good quality
This Las greatly Increased the demand for cows making the
trade brisk without greatly enhancing the price because
for the zane eason the difficulty Of getting sweet milk to
farmers willing 70 sell cows 70 come 10 the City
When shall and act with sense enough
the biscuit and jest az long and be just as
easily trans ported without or loss by souriny
VEAL CALvES-The number received 923, which
sdeed u supply for this Of year The sales quick
usual prices.
sWINE-As will be by the abls Of receipts the
Der this week been large for the bu the demand is
good quoted prices, which are considered even BY owners
this City, even In dog days
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Arrived.
Hermann. Higrins. Bremen via So1tks

rs. NJ. steamship Hermann sissins Bremen vie sOats'
a%eton Aug ID nd,e and Ps to =, sang ,. y.,
mde and 400 pass to c. H. Marshall Co. Had birth on rs
horn bcwrs and bell Ohns 10 contact with ship Ja
Dunlop, carrying away her bboom and topsalantme.i -
Sstnsd d NO ds1s s s Dssi 10 .spssa
severe hurricane from s. s. W. 70 n N W., vhen esls
away NAH and T S and pew away % u IS %
s .1 9s%Sss q asG s sfifs .' B
W. 18th lat H. lou Is Is .hip Tusc.rora .sndin:
The ) the latter par Of the PS.pse h.S 90 pes s
T plot from beat Az a B Nelson G 80 10 H. "
Ship Centurion COMBS, Liverpool July IS, mdse and u pr
ship Charmer tof BOston Lucas San Francisco May
ghest 6e, to master ID inst l.t 81 lon ~ 'p0A' r
se B.1s. P Ss 5'R Bss iSI HAVE July a. A md 70
pss 10 w whitlock IT. 18th inst, lat 49, Ion w. saw P
BARK susan Jane weIch AmbIr tCo. Of Afic.J JslIs;
palm oil &C., to H. 7. IDgaA July saw ab.a aa - IL,
81 e. iop 81 o. spoke bs j. TrOwbrdge e,
Barbados. Aug q, lat "a 20 lon ca 90 spoke ship Flos'"'
BARK j. FORBES (of NeyHsven) Francis from Nofo.s ~
ST. Coix put into this port on account OF the captain anu
Big MsDues, Jones, Msebas d., lumber to simps~'
Big Cet Hopkins Mschiss d., lumber 70 Jno $3.50 49,
Biz Toni Breu Lussen, Ansostus "A de-, hides %
Co Spoke IN the rver schr. Sullivan hence f'f
Bris Mar Lowell Huntey Machias d. lumber to Aas@'
sehr Northern Light, COf Phnad.phaD Walters. h'S'
sehI j. Witty w.yhab. HEREFORD, N C., 7d' "'''''
J. A Gamble. r. sda,
naval STOKES TO order.
Schr Lucy " bite Tory, Rocklsnd. -. I..,,r
schr +. Mervin. Thomas, Bridgeport TOR WAsnine''
Sehr Charles WILLIAMS, Lonssseet, Virginia
Schr Emma Townsend. Chase, Virginia ny B,ssN
schr Stampede Warrington. Mystic 2da' 70 '' r.
Co
Sehr Scion, Benton, Rocksnd, lime n.,h.rsry.
sehr strapser lowell Phlsdelphis coal for peeo'
Soop Fashion Blydenburg. Proyidsnee.
slOop Blsei,tone, Reynolds, Providence. v,,. .ud
sAILEp-The elipper.hip ~ b. Palmer for Hong 1900
shin Memphis for New. Orleans; steamers Ansn<s'
southerner, Charleston; Roanoke, hehn"ne
BELOW-l brig.
WIND-South. r
BY Telegraph. 100.
yEW-OPLEANs-A1T Aug. 2, ship j. "0.'s' \
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tendency clos The rot 70 be mere fnbe ,er
sey ana Northern MERGERS sell el0sl Is eo and De's
ware snd yI,isA Sweets AZ f9a3 &c. The pnees Tor Iarnps
PLAsTfR-A moderate supply Of Windsor on ne matke.
the demsnd 10 fair Of 40 tans a. 90 e sso . PER 'an
for bire and White. 8, .f..,,..
RICE-A eli bt Improvement in the demand noteeAee
tces remain before reported sales q 20 ca. a, d a2se
10 uua The receipts he present about equal 70 The
Transactions. hut IN prospect cute liberal . -.
RATTANsaes have npred Of % 700 bun lee, per sP
T,er, private tenn.
sUGARs-Ihe frm feeling 20 lcns prevalent IN me mrHe,
ft con inue To-day the have been almost en-
treIy reherg The stock sfost l. light: far know
there po,ki landing unsod r. fined Sugars are IN
steo stuarts" the present, unable 20
ouee prses being wholly pornl The sales to-day ne $50
hhd Cube Husovsdo 81 d7c the inside figure for mail lot
low Ersae bulk and 6sc l35 Ind Porto Rico
tse; 70 hid NewOreans tic; 10 boxes br0wn Hayana
a. "a d1lc- AID 81 ho1es white do. az SIC We
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Neyz-York Cattle Market.

WEEKLY REPORT Of receipts and ceiling pIess Of BE u.s.
and SWINE WIN careful Pregared sssognt Of che nun
Wednesday market WASHINGTON DROVE YARDS
44th-st. Prepsed this week expressly for THE N Z.
TRIBUNE BY sOLON ROBINSON:
"WEDNESDAY, Aug. o, 1855.
PRICES ron Tnis wrgk.
BEEvgThese sold by the head at pnce equal 70 the
value Of the estimated weight OF best IN the quar-
terra The 6ids and tAlow fifth quarter" not counted IN
this market as Il Is In Boston.
T4E PRIcEs y n will not sversee eic.
First quality, l0dlolc.,, with very few at lie.
Medium, 9d9tc.
Poorest "A Sc, with few sales under that price.
PRICES or VEAL CALvEs-Calv-s ususny sold through
the year 7c pound live weights except those from one
10 nx days old kitteesr which bring 81 250aSD
old sSde each good fat Veal sss ofea q high
S3ds30.
MILK CowsThe price ofCovs depends much upon fancy
the price horses Ordinary Cows S2do0 good fair Cows
es5ds4o extra quality with cali. sSgS5
sHEvP AND LAHss--Commnn sheep, Sld65 extra sheep,
eod &lc; Lambs. 81 75d&S3 So
swIM-Westeru ioss, eonied, lvse, first quality, sid7c-
live weight; edec dead ~cight; small sire do 6doic live
weight; dead weight; New fo.k State sied GIG
7c live weight; sid9c dead weights Newly state small
sze prime for market retailing 6!d7lc live weight sd9ie
dead weight; Stock Hogs 81 acc live weight
Receipts Week by Pdfrodds AID Bodt
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Cambridge Cattle Market.

reported foT Tar n T. WITTY IRIsuNE by Josa Etrss
"WEDNESDAY, August -, 1854
Al $50 Csttie-eboug 90 Beeves, $50 Stores
consisting Of Working Oxen, Cow and Calves Yeayns and
yesu old.
ElkKEr BKEp-Erts ewt. % 50; arst quality 90 IS;
quality 81 256s775 third quality. 81 ce! ordinary,
e5Gse Hides y cwt., 81; Talcw, y cwt eo; Psts 50c
to 75c Calf Skim lsc y nj Veal Calves 90, -. sl2-iA
msrfet-
10 sl75 Cow, and Caves s2e, $50, $50 e95 go $50
s63 Yearlnss SIS, "a, SIS Two Years Old SO GA,
SIS e2s esq Three Years Old, s25. ga, s3, e,2 esi,
SIS N $50.
SHEEP ABB LAHss-55ofs At msrkst-Exra Sc 81, %; by
lt. e., e2i SIT 81 81, SO 70 to IS IS.
swXE-Al kinds scarce, and in demand at GOOD prices
REAARKsWhh tie exception large Oxen, sales pref.
much the last week More han half the Cattle sold
yesterday and to-day viii be taken distance 70 sell assia
There will be SEQ DO Western Cattle Brighton
addition 10 report 76 the Fitch
burg Railroad IS9 the Boston and Lowell Railroad %
Maine Extension. and the Western, loaded
with cattle sheep, irvine horses and fowls.
NUMBER EACH srArE.
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ACCUMULATION
Markets s,eytea Jy T's,soraps

NEW-ORLEINs Aug q FAR SUGAR Is SELLING a. sfc y
10 Com Is quote d at 75c. y bush.
ALBANY, Aug. 2g-6S0 p. NJ - FLOUR dull-no sales.
wHEAI-es dong. CoRN-'aes of IL 900 bushels Western
n xed 86td8ic. RYE, sldSi OF. OARS, 43l049e for
StstSsle roo bushels Cayusgs aud Onondasa BARLEY
to arrive al October RECEIPTS by Canal todayS42 bb
Flour 500 bushels Corn - COS bushels Oas; Wheat f3
bushes Corn % 99 bushels Oats 970 bushels CANAL Ex
poRrs-Flour time, AL bbs Wheat $3.50 bgsheiss
Corn 60 lO7 bushels; Oats, 500 bushels.
RVFFALo Aug q 81 2. M.-Ihe FDoUR market closed
lowers receipts large sales eco bb sra 80 sor
to extra Michigan Ohio and lluas both old and WHEAT
tends downward sses 10 900 nushes including Wsooudu
spng 81 IS, White Winter at 81 IS Red Ohio at 81 So
and White Ohio CO. ooRs opened dull but closed ectve
charged firm Lake imports for the "a hours endieg
fo.day- FLOUR 5.264 bhs.
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MARINE 10 UR " Il L..
PORT OF EEw-YoRK.....u..Au'
Cleared.

Observation-Disclosures Skinner City Point, Ludam Pleas
nns, Aususta Lyon Savannah g l.. Mchili souhsrneTs
Even Charles ,on Spoford, Tieston Go.
BsIf-Johsuna (0lden) FAIR. Akysb Henninss, Muller
Gcsing $500,
Brig-Rolng Wave, EDDY, Fsl Hiyor, H. Delsfeld
schoonersSpenoid Latham hOydence, master ElssSetn
Ellen Cranrnsf Forked River, Van Brun slashti e. 9
Scranton Terry. Providence, Hsven. s. Barton sAey 81
Iobn. n F. Chase SMALL Martha Maria, Small, Salem, n
" Ropes Elcott GLAND Baltimore johnson Lowcso
Isabella Franklin Boston, Dayton spesue b. Johnson
Wiluinston N c. McCresay, Mott Co.; y w. Johnzcn,
CoDks Arsuzsa johnson Sssht; Ransom, Lockhar sss
John ID. r. DeWolf. -, ,,
sloor.-Warren, Stsnnsrd, New-Hsven master; W. ~
Bowed Hallesk Providence, master.
Bsrge-Fslcon, Comay, Baltimore, w. H. thompson
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Remarks UPON BEET CATTLE.
Our report shows the ncrease Of receipts Of Beeves for the
The whole City upon the weekly average at Ts head
ard Last week So.
The number marie. 70 day 80 heso which g in
crease on the average which III each market day
year 1856 decrease upon the number sold last WedBes
day
The names Of owners Of of 80 given below
and Of where cattle from. The Of saes
other than owners are cattle brokers', who sell on CON-
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Sxw-soRK cLAssIyIcArIoH.
10 AZ

COftEE-A fair activity in Rio Is sPpaTeDt, with
buoyant feeling The sales 500 bafs 10y are whichis
an Improvement All other descriptions quiet but prices
Porto Rico At lie We quofes
LssusyIs......S Die ent Java whits...P els alii
Maaeacc. 0llt foohs 0io
ST. Domingo, eash.... flO Br.< .............led OH
FLOUR AND MEAL-The demand for Western and Stats
hardly active and the o~ che easier;
medium grades steady and IN good request
trades the inquiry for export not active and since the
ys of the Canada halifax there disposition 70
rate; better srsdes moderate request prices
donwArd the demsnd for future delivery active
ana we have only to sale Of 90 bbs good Upper
Lake brands for October delivery 81 the sales Of Western
Canal are 500 bbs az 81 50 for trash 81 62t6 80
mon 10 good State; Sc for favote and fancy State,
(mbesed extra stated sssi0s9 for mixed to fancy Mich.
gan Indiana Upper Lake and to good Uhio and
$40 25dS ~ for Gepesee. Canadian Flour nominal
there enough here character to he msrket sales OF
200 bbs 90 IS Southern oar Is without inport
variation the arrivals fr and demand steady for ths
trsde sales Of leo bbs at IS 25 80 for mixed 20 good stand
ard branos Alexandra, Baltimore aud HowGd.s.i and
80 I2tdsW for syonie, fancy ard exva brands Rehucrd
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,sesner had the effect to increase the inactivity pre-
v,ousay existing. Engagements Of ], 200 bush Cram
NJ sid. a nd In bulk and chips bags, and some Cos-
Tan Al Id a s. I'D, ship. Bark Milan was chartered
,or Australia on private terms
The receipts al the Sub Treasury were sl4'OSs, IN
abiding ESQ, 600 from Dubuque. Payments, $3.50.
balance s5o56. s5s. Paid from Assay Office, sl,le5.
Paid m Disbursng Checks, s2e,s7e.
tn. tolloxinc sslos of stocks were made at aucton
by Adrian II. Muller;
20 .A.rs, Mechanics Bank New Ork........,iis
Sc shares Mechanic Bank Ne~-York .........n1t
AIhsrt II. Nicoay regular semi-weekly auec
..,s Of stocks and bonds will take place Tomorrow
Hnsredayl at Iel O'Clock, a. the Merchants ~
change.
The serni annual interest on the Covington an' Lax
,.~tso Railroad Company Bonds guaranteed by the
CSv az Covington and on the First and Second Mort
80. Ronss Of the same Company, due ga the let Of
Stotember will be paid on that day a.. the banking
hor,e Of Nessrs. wirslow Lauier Co., No. SO
wai-st
The interest on the Fist Mortgage Bonds Of the
Flashing Railroad Company, due Sept !, will be
Maid a, the Office Of the Fsrmers' Loan and Trust
company.
A. III. Nicolay viii sell on Friday, at i2l o'clock,
as4i shares II the Illinois Central Railroad Com
pany Stock, with exception Of 562 shares. This is
tbe only stock upon which the assessments are not
paid. Assessments have been levied upon l29,0sl
shares. About 900 shares have been purchased for
investors abroad within short time, and as this is
the last block of stock likely to DO placed on the mar
ket, the sale is worthy the attention Of buyers.
TIE steamer from Boston o-dsy took ss47 800 in
spesie, Of which s5l5,4l9 went from this City,
sns,sis shipped by Mr.. Belmont, and 100000 by
Dsnnistoun, Wood & Co. The Boston banks are
drawing some coin from us for balances, but we hear
Of little or no gold going West. The drain to Alta
lAnta has ceased and the amount which was sent is
making its way back again.
The earnings Of the Michigan Central Railroad
Company far the third week in August were as fol-
lows, compared with the corresponding period of
Iast year:
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hhIhtts.sCAIIfULLf AfPORTkD fOK lHE TRIBUNE.
"WEDNESDAY Aug. y, 1855.
ASHES-The market quite frmj demand fair sales Of
so bbs Sl0 Sc St for Pots aud sc ST for Pearls Sale
ratrs "a In demand &c. cash.
BEESWAX-The demand for Western is fair, and holders
steady q. a2ec and Southern in lots at nc. cash
BRCK-rho supply continues very large and the demand
moderate; sales hard North River ct IS GA ass IS v NJ
The stock Of Foreign Il limited Small sales Of Bath SIS
$50 y NJ Welsh and white $2sa sS5 y ~ and Sur
bridge Fire Brck at S4a Malt Tiles steady S5Q $50
p 100
EOOTs AND sHOEs-we have report further improve.
mostly from Southern and Western buyers
the supplies heavy inadequate and prices of this
IN favor ofteeTs while other kinds in fair supply and
ehanged the Eastern manufactures In fall vgor, and
receiving large daily supplies from them, though the high
price OF the material intmdstes from producing bs
yond their immediate orders there is inquiry for Csior
MIA and Australia
CANDLES in large demand mostly for export and prices
himer sales Of eco boxes City Adsmantine 02i. for
seconds and 500 boxes to-day No a. pc Sperm
selling dSfo. for Plain, and 40dt2c- for Patent
C0PPER-New shesihins is steady, at 81 S0c and Yellow
Metal az 2402tc. mos
CORDAGE-Msnils IL IN At l5c. and American Tsrred
l2dl2.c. s mos
CEMENT-Tbe shipping demand continues good and the
msTket IL firm; sales OF $50 bbs At SOC 81 A. bb.
COTTON-The market has been quiet The p
Canada. hand this afternoon received late
have any eject upon operations although Of favorable
Small aes only have been made to spnners the following
bass:
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vrsat,oa 10 the French Government having Al orter
here fr ty Thousand bsrels and their having already
nsrchased twenty ihousaLd barrels There but one
iosree through which an order Tor the frenco Gov
ernu,en, for proyisons would be received IN THE mar
Net and We are fuy authorized TO say dis ncoy mat,
no 10 this date the French Government has not Or
dsleo ether directly indirectly, single parrh ="
pork since their former orders OF sst year We're COM
pleted-the isst OF winch was eehfeiou v" @'e so"
9sbe lssi. =
Reports of this nature, which have foundation l..
trsfh, have a tendency, when widespread vita
large circulation like your own 70 excite wild ana ru
oos specustions in pork 1.-THE coming for pack
AL, which has already advance 10 prce far ex-
cesdng that Of many previous years You will oblge
III by inserting the above, we hol ourselves fespon
'' S. ,I sea Aos g. 1885 I. aUssARD SONS.
The Free Banking Law Of II inos, as is hss re-
Gently been interpreted by the Bank Department and
by the Supreme Court OF that state, requires bank
notes Of the Free banks when presented for Temp
ton, to be presented singy and protested singy II
hss also been decided that notes Of less denomination
than s5 may be redeemed In American silver CON,
Which coin cannot be sold better than y cent dis
count The Banks in this City hold considerable
amounts Of it, which they cannot use, and many, II
not all Of them, refuse to receive it in
deposit in sums Of any magnitude. Under
the above Interpretation Of the law the free
by the delay consequent upon presenting each note
separately for redemption the Banks are enabled to
sustain virtual position of suspension of specie pay
ments, without the dishonor attending that position.
As no broker can afford TO take this currency and send
it home for redemption under s~yh endorsements
excepting at large discount the commercial public
when they need par funds will be obliged TO stand
heavy shave. AS, however, Illinois has now deprec-
ated currency Of its own, and which will pay the
banker large profits, may drive out the insecure
irresponsible Georgia shinpasters with which Chicago
is cursed and thus effect good result. The Legis-
latue of Illinois should however, at the next session.
amend the Banking Law 20 that banks should be
obliged to redeem their currency actually on presenta
ton, nc theoretically only. Their law as nov admin
stered is law for the bankers AID not for the people.
At Boston the Money market is much easier than it
was last week Rates Of interest about y cent
lower. AtCnciDnati the Money market is easy at a
l2 " cent
The following sales OF Stocks were made al auction
m tha o5fh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-30

Beef Cattle IN Market today. ...........21b0 head
M ALLIRTos Proprietor of the WsAhnston Drove YIds
epors the Cattle In market to-day from tn. following States
New-york 1885, Pennsylvania Al Ohio s25i ladans, lo4;
Illinois, ST Kennedy, 569.
TOTAL RECEIPTS or CATTLE Foa TIE WEEK.
According reports from the several In the
CITY Via. Sheep L
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-30

FRATB TRs-A moderate inquiry for Western a. joc for
COMMON and 81. d4cc. for good 70 prime
FRUITS Sales to-day Of $50 boxes Bunch Raisn' $40
LAYERS firmly held IS IS n 80 90 Bahama
Psssppes selling in lois st4d6c Pehes arrive liberal
y; Honest Johns" smaller this than usual the most
their sppes-anc, in any number yet We quote: . -
Rassns Sun q csk Almonds Mar. SIN. - 113l
Dc ueh Dry rs a 90 Almonds, ivica shll.- q
Do. LAYER do. 10 80 "a 50 Almonds Sicily shll. a
Cprrs4 t. Zsuten Is a Is Almonds. 6hesed ....23 as
Citrun. Leshorn.. 10 "a - Sardires.....R Dor 81 dO
Almonds, Langueo. IS a Isl
FISH-Dry Cod steady sales Of Beverley az 80 IS; fsv
ST. Georges 81 l2I Msckerel in fair demand
prices; Gales of eco bbs so FIR No sl3 for
large 2s; short q 90 28 So Box Herring In .nsnd;
ses o Goo boxes S3d+c for sealed ana Soc for No. Ia