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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-31
EDGAR MACON.
II AGENT AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,


METROPOLITAN HALL,
Again offers his services in HIRING OUT NE
GROES, to whom every attention will be psid. AL.
continues to give his personal attention to selling
PRODUCE. He begs lsave to express his obligations
to his fe nds for the very sberal patronage hereto
fore bestowed upon him. and hope, BY strict atten-
tion and promptness to merit continuation Of their
favors de i9-d&cts
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TnPUnTANT FOK HUUsEK EKPEh
/ Faulsen's Refined Gelsline an economical al preps
tlcn for making Jeliiss, Blanc Mango, Chariot
,shick, from Us perfect purity, renders clarifying
UNNECESSARY. just received, and for sale only by
JOHN w. GARLlCK,
Ap0thecaTy snd Druggist,
he Is Market Place, Franklin street
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D.. q. BRfDGFoRp, n. TINsLkY PATS,
HRANKLH MATHEWS.
u RIDGFORD Dc Co., General CommIa.
ID mission and Forwarding Merchants, on the Dock,
Richmond, Va.
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Mors fea7 oae Pr'se 70 Ererp Ten Tiok,,.
NOV T. I. SCHE ENfE.
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VOHN r. SOLOMON wholesale dcaior
y in b. ooms Wood and Willow Ware. Mats of ell
descriptions, Rsfrigerators, Rope, Cordags Yankee
vesey and Barclay, New York win execute orders
from Richmond on the most favorable terms
No 22-6m
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included IN the sales were 800 TO 400 bbs Canadian At
the above quotations Southern brands easy buy
at quotations and the sales embraced about 400 500
bbs at about the quotations given above Wheat opened
at about yesterdays bu fell OF s the close &C. &c. per
bushel the sales embraced about go 900 bushels, In.
GLIDING prime Southern white, at 81 65 o 81 63I.
Western red at 81 IS 81 % and 81 So southern red At
Of Kentucky choice white sold At 81 co, which was an
ouide price, Corn easy at the closing rates Of yes
$1,000 900 bushels including Inferior at SIC &c.,
and sound Western mixed at 60kc. a 6lc Rye con-
upued firm sales Of 900 bushels old Northern were
ported ~ 6sc., which advance. Oats firm,
with sales OF STATE and Western at 4sc
CorrR-SAes Of 900 bags were made Of Rio 200 Of
which brought lo1c., and he remainder 1880. sale
OF about bags singapore made by auction At
Couros-The Gales embraced about 500 bales, part In
trApsitu Tia make, closed without change In prices.
FRSonrs-Raics were steady, with rather moro Offer
Ing. To Liverpool, 10000 $1,000 bushels grain wore
6IId and wheat In bags at I'd. Flour was nominal
Is 3D. 100 tons fusc were taken at 7s and 300 bales
and $50 oil cake at l0s. To Hsvre wheat was en-
gaged at l5c., and -four at zoe.
HAY.-The market was steady u ecc. CSC. per 100
lbs
IRos was arm for Scotch pig at sai so s32 60 at SIX
months.
Hors.- The market was unchanged. We could only
Western and Eastern At 7c. q loo.
Inr Was firm, with limited sales Of common Rookand
MotIssKs-sAies q 100 bids. Cuba muscovado were
made on T.
NAVAL SroRE-Sprin tnrpcntne was nrmer, with
sales II Ale s2c, cash and time Crude steady III
50 so. Rosln unchanged.
PRovnloSs- Pork-The market was irregular, with
activity. The sales embraced $500 bbs. mess,
which included small sales At sl9 sio Is and closed ct
SO 81 ~ $40 SIX. Prime sold In Q small way at SIS
Beef sold 70 the extent OF 200 bbls, including
try prime al % 81 and country at IS 80 IS and
reJacked al IS so . sill, and sli . sl2 so for
extra do Beef hams and prime mess were unchanged.
Cut meats steady and prices unchanged. Sales,
steady, with salcs Of 200 900 bbs good 10 prime
quality. at f3sc &c. Butter continues In good de-
maDd at lie 22c for State, and 81 11c 1oc for Ohio.
RicE-sales Of 100 casks were made at $40. 4ssc.
sroARs active and prices irregular, with sales OF
about 600 hhds. Cuba muscovado including about 200
5kc for refining, and The remainder at Sc. skc, and
one small lot al $50. The turn OF the market was
claimed 10 be in favor OF the buyer.
wHrKrY.-sales Of 500 200 bbs. reported chiefly
at 80 &c.
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The marke, well supplied with beef cattle At Aller.
Ions large portion Of which really very fair look
ing cattle and held at high rates. Nearly all OF the
onerngs have changed hands, and in the hands
or spectators who pitched their prices up Sill
bor 100 lbs and several determined TO force the buyers
20 10 their terms go whout and as the latter
was impossible owing partly 10 the scarcity Of beet cattle
last week, they were forced, In q measure 70 comply
With the former, and large number were reported 70
have been sold for lie per h. which was the highest
price paid The average price may be set down At about
1oc bc per ID, with few cattle under loo The ave-
age quality compared very ayoraby with the last Few
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A 0ENOf OF NICARAGUA. NO SAT BROADWAY
II 1De Undersigned having been appointed by the govern
ment Nicaragua General IMMIGRANT TOR thai country
In the United states. has agency
no sl broaawsy room No up stairs All persons desou.
receive prompt attention by addressing the Undersigned
sonay or by letter at the Office Of the agency According TO
emgrsnss are enned 70 100 acres Of land single and 500
grants has been fixed low figure and those with
out means arrangements have been made the Nicaragua
Emigration Company the price OF their passage
upon The snsisr Oh part Of the land granted by goverd
free passage y Nicaragua j. W. Fabens Eso for some
time past Director OF Colonization Of the Of Mica
ragna u now In this city and may found daily the Office
OF From his extended knowledge Of the country
ne enabled 10 give valuable Information concerning
Nicaragua The first steamer for Nicaragua will leave on the
oh OF September and all persons desrous Of emgraing
bat besuu country advised 10 make early application at
the office OF the agency.
ALEXANDER G. LAWRENCE,
New YORK Aug. D. 1856.
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Our brethren In Kansas who suffering the loss Of
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yuAKEFTELD.-THE MEMBERS or THR INDUSTRIAL,
w Home Association No. hereby notified that reer.
lar meetings q the association for receiving money win
who wish pay asr tina, date 80 by calling on the
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

WEDNESDAY Aug. lisp M.
AsHEs.-The receipts were light, with small sales OF
pots at 81.
prices without change OF moment The transac-
tons confined TO ab nut 200 900 bbls including
all descriptions at about the following quotations.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


WEDNESDAY Aug. 27-8 p. NJ.
We have nothing of importance to report In the
stock market. The transactions to-day were to .,
limed extent, without material change In prices.
Attic first board Illinois Central bonds declined per
cent; Reading, u Delaware and Hudson advanced
Der cent, and Cumberland 4. Erie and Reading
were the most active stocks on the list. Cleveland
and Toledo was active, and closed at a slight i'm
provement on the opening price. The market is
weak and feverish. There is no sustaining power
in the street, and the impression is daily becoming
more general that q serious bank contraction Is
about being realized. Money is at present In good
supply. notwithstanding which prices for stocks
are gradually settling down. No one beyond
the regular street spectators can be induced to
touch stocks except as sellers. There is margin
for fall of at least three per cent in all the leading
stocks The exports Of specie to-day from Boston
astonished spectators for rise No one had any
idea that the Canada would take out more than
four hundred thousand dollars instead Of which the
shipment was six hundred and thrtyeight thousand.
The Illinois is on her way here, with it is report
ed, million and half of gold from California.
This will not arrive in time to ATE It the bank average
much this week. The bank contraction does not,
however, depend upon the supply Of specie 30
much as on the deposits. The deposits must as bust
ness increases and the crops forward be drawn
out, and the discount line must keep pace in the
reduction. At the second board the market was
heavy. Reading fen of per cent; Erie, Il New
York Central, l. After the board lower prices
ruled. New York Central sold at 85s per cent,
seller 10 days. Very few seemed disposed to operate
at current rates, and the tendency was decidedly
downward. The only exception to the depression
was La Crosse and Milwaukee. At the close 68A
per cent was offered buyer 60 days, and So per cent
cash. Gsena and Chicago sold at 1914, buyer 60
days. Milwaukee and Mississippi closed at rs per
cent firm. Illinois Central privileges sold this
morning at ia per cent. There is an active de-
1nand for them, but there are very few on the
market.
The interest due on the LIST of September, on
bonds of the city of Milwaukee issued to the La
Crosse and Milwaukee Railroad Company, win be
paid on and after that date, at the Office Of Atwood
& Co., No. Wall street. The interest on the seven
per cent bonds Of the city Of Milwaukee, issued to
the Milwaukee, Fon du Lac and Green Bay Rail-
road Company, win be paid on and after the LIST Of
September, upon presentation at the same place.
Albert H. Nicolays regular semi-weekly auction
sale Of stocks and bonds will take place tomorrow,
Thursday, at halfpast IL o'clock, at the Merchants
Exchange.
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The receipts for the first three weeks Of this
month Of the Cleveland and Toledo Railroad Com
pany amount to $42 800 against s3l 65l in the
responding three weeks Of last year, which is an
increase Of ell 800, or 37a per cent
The best four railroads Ia this country are beyond
all question those having their Eastern terminus on
che Western shore Of Lake Michigan. These roads,
running east and west extend into the rich agri-
cultural regions Of Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa, Mime
sofa, &C. and do the carrying trade for the richest
sections of the mines. These roads are folio VS.
TRUNK RoAps LAKE MICHIGAN THE MISSISSIPPI
July July MARKET
Cosper earn'cs earnings price Of
male per mue. on coa. stock.
IA Crosse a Milwaukee. s2e.sss 7ee 2s-e per Ct es
MILWAUKEE, mississippi. 5000 ssi las per Ct IS
Chchago 4 R. Island... $4,000 7s4 / SO per Ct s2x
We have placed these roads in the order Of pro-
ductiveness. The month of July Is generally below
The average In earnings. At the above rate the La
Crosse and Milwaukee would earn, gross, for the
year, "a per cent; the GAlena and Chicago, 81 per
cent: the Niwaukie and Mississippi, 20 per cent;
and the Chicago and Rock Island, % per cent
These rates would be realized on the total cost OF
the road. As portion Of the cost Of each IL repre-
scented by bonds drawing comparatively q low rate
of interest, the per cent earnings on the capital
stock would be much beyond the rates named for
each road.
The export Of cotton goods from Boston from
fAugust 18th to the 22d, was 32s packages; previ-
ously, since January 1st i25, s2s pscksges-total
this year thus far l5e packages; same time last
year, ,ssl packages. The value Of the exports
for the week, including specie, was a. follows:
American, si3s,o32 OF; foreign, s27 SCI 47-total
sizes y6e3 81. The value Of merchandise ware
housed for the week ending August %, 1856, was;-
Dry goods ................... ee,253 90
All other nero handize. 1851 0o-211 sI 90
wareborssd for Canada
Ivy PoO1s. skoo w
lioher merchandise 26 CO. 3,4s4 90
T,s.I ~.,uc a
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NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY, AUGUST, %, 1856

weeks there being very few poor cattle In market There
was one from Texas which looked very lair for that
varying frsm exc TO 1910 Al the other yards the de-
and for beef cattle not and above good aud
sales were c %ass - o from ~ MI per- 100 los the sue
State, and the bulk the Erie Hudson River
Railroads. The demand for beet cattle at Aller
high prices asked and the large supply on
hand-as large numbers Of people returning the
various places at which they had been soou-nng during
the past two monthsit thought the cattle would all
be disposed OF during the day Indeed many Of the
sellers were at leisure before II NJ and in the afternoon
were az deeply engaged in politics. they were in the
disposal Of cattle in the forenoon.
The demand for mich cows not so great az II has
been some weeks past and prices had declined about %
Veal calves continue In unusual good demand and they
sell about as fast as they arrive They bring prices fully
up 10 last weeks figures and sell at from &c to &C.
than under &c. An ordinary calf sells for 6c per h.,
which may be said tn be about the average price.
Sheep and lambs sold at higher prices during the lat
ter part Of last week and on Monday at which
was but few in the market but large arrivals tor the
past two days have brought about decline OF about
Is 3s per head. The Offerings are looking unusually
WELL and sell about as easily as any stock In market
The receipts mostly from Ohio and thus State.
weight There were SOM 900 on sale at Asrtons some
Of which changed hands at 61sc The demand was not
50 brisk Is for two or three weeks past sno some Of TO-
The following are the receipts and sales OF all stocks at
Aertons for the past weeks ITS beef CATTLE mich
cows. los veal calves 425 sheep and lambs and $50
II e following table shows the current prices OF all
stock according to their quality
Extra beef cattle $40 50 q IL 90
Good quality. 70 O 10 90
Common. . Observation-Disclosures. 50 90
Inferior Observation-Disclosures. 90 q 6 so
Mich cows extra ....................5 IS 90 q go 90
Good quality 40 % q 80 90
Common. Is 90 q IS 90
veal caves. ..........................
bO, eAua. ..'....'...'.... otsH
Sheeps and lambs. ................... 2 90 6 90
The Following table shows from what States the supplies
at AertoD's came, and likewise by what conveyances
INV ueei Ca'te.... wv
Illinois. 27l
NHBihA ll3
neosuCky OyV
Texas. 1l8
New York $50
Erie haiiroao, peer cattle. 083
Do. swine .................,.......... 68l
Harlem Railroad, beef cattle. Observation-Disclosures. 239
DO mich cows.
Do veal calves OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. los
Do sheep and lambs ................. 425
Hudson River Railroad, beef cattle COL
Do do. swine. ................... 3S8
Do boats, beef cattle. Observation-Disclosures. 9l0
Do do swine. Observation-Disclosures. 90
Camden and Amboy Railroad beef cattle. IT.
foot beef cattle 400
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VI Ioot, Ueei Catto 1VV
The following the sales made during the week at
the other markets.
At Browning's-se6 beef cattle. at 50 q $40 SO; 40
sheep and lambs, 81 a So.
Al Chamberlins-1sl beef cattle, at s. . $40 5o So
mch cows, $780, $40 and $50; l2l veal calves &C. 7c;
8, 1873 sheep and lambs 80 SO q IS 80.
At O'Briens-127 beef cattle at 50 Sill; l02 mich
cows, SIS q $50; SO veal calves, 5hc. exc.
The total sales for the week. all the MARI ets com
pared with same time last year, and last week,
follows
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Iu ter No lS8 r. A. M, are summoned 10 meet at tae
chapter OF Court and Montague streets Brood
Ign. on Friday evening" August %. at O'Clock
THOS 4. CROKER. II. r.
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ToR SHREWSBURY, LONG BRANCH HIGHLANDS,
oPER VIII jay per Tor he ssoss places:
dasssasy Ausg;s ~ n L.h .h and 9th a =;
Fare. SIX cents. ''''
Tor SARATOGA, LEBANON SPRINGS. AND CATS
h Moun,S ne o5 s sSs,s a.
Zoo, g Canal And spring streets every nonday wsdsssasy
q Ssaa ssnSs the he as.na.
f0 sssm rG %!s 81. so q Lewis ~ We"
1sn. vim leave cs.%Ssr. sr.s: station !.
E.Press A. n and r T.; mail "a NJ; ,hro.sA ..y
n; ser slns Sing. ioS 4 r snS a ~.
70. ss ': .as p Z II Inc r r ass:s =
sns sas s.S 9: s2 =: s. .ss
srss. Tram: fo New York leave Troy SIS and ios
.sds ri T. and -, Ae' skrh .ss
NEW YORK AND COMFY IsLAND.-THE STEAMER
~ NoRwALK Capt 9 r Rodm N. win leave q follow.
lss.1s 81 I'm leaving sprinF :irs,' :, 81 N faF "A
rs' frs o. eeaey s' H
milton and bach e New York r yer. Ave e, which
'''''' ''.'' w : s''A = AA z j. DoboE. 4ssn.
NEW YORK AND ERIE RArLRoAD.-oN AND Az
~ Ter THURSDAY Angus. I isss snd mt, further no.cs
B BsGs,,, r,yr:..: az n 70, HS S.
,,l MAI. MsisA =: fos Dyns!,t and gSa.o and Inter-.
and re ~ morning s s a
S ssss r. R s Tsa foot Of .ms.
streeD via Permout suerns and intermediate saoos
Way PASSENGER, At p. M for Nevburs and hddleown.
and intermediate stations.
Night Express, ~, NJ, for Dunkrk and BsHsp.
Emgrsnt ASP. ~, for Dunkrk and BunAlo and ncrms-
date stationa
The above trains run daily, Sundays ercepsei.
These express trains connect Emrs with the EmRa o.
nsndsgus Niagara Falls railroad for NIAGARA ras -
Binghamion with the Syracuse and Bnghsmtn rAnrush
= SSs win r r. sSns T is
wena, Western railroad, for srsnton buunlo ~
Dunkrk Shore railroad, for Cleveland Oncr
man, io'ea0' Deu0'' '' D. g NccArLuN General supS
NEW YORK AND HARLEM RArIRoAD-Sorrcr.-
The express trains between New York and Albany win
su,ne their regular trips q follows
SEQ A. NJ express train viii leave New York on Friday.
IS $40 a NJ mail train running regular.
mp NJ express train viii leave New York for Ab<ny
Thursday the 18Th inst
Returning, leave Albany
sNA VI express train, on Friday the 2nh inst
DIS AMI mail train. running regular.
sNP NJ. express train, on Thursday, the 18th ipef.
The road II repaired aud in good order.
VIM !. CAMPBELL, Superintendent
DEGuLAR MORNING LINE, Fer AI.BAyr AND TROY
N landing At wes Point NewburF, Pougikeepsie Kings
ton Point Catsk Hudson and Cosxackie The sssuer
EN COVE will leave pier foot Of Canal md Spring Streets
every Monday Wednesday and Friday rniug q o'clock.
For further particulars LEWIS 32 WeS street.
attached this boat.
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showing an increase over last week OF UT bee cattle
and decrease OF 38 mich cows 1856 veal calves and
1l60 sheep and lambs and decrease in all stock as
compared with the corresponding week last year. fol
lows-273 beef cattle, So Mulch COWS, 1873 veal calves
and ,9QS sheep and lambs. The report for the
time last year speaks Of the market as being dull with
large supply
CATTLE RECEIPTS BY THE ERIE RAILROAD.
The following shows the amount OF live stock brought
the road destined for New York. for the week end
ing yesterday morning.
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