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MATRIMONIAL.

= orrrIrvAN or THE UTMOST RESPECT ABILITY.
ia fr several ysars established In good business de-
sres 10 mai acquaintance Of lady Of mature with
-t.- 10 r,atrimony A for Absolutely required.
si,bousb very desirable Address O. W., Herald once.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FORREST WILL. UPON
M r-ipt OF heen cents, send 10 any person picture
~ ber past and future life, from specimen If their hand
writing picture Of their intended Address Eugene
poorest 1871 Bovery post Office
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fNrr ov THE LARGEST STOCKS OF HAVANA. nc
~ mertio and 9errsn be IT mr. VAN
Bargains can be had BY gedi each buyers
q. CHEEKS. ~ HroadvAy
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VIKINGS AND 1ENTs.-TOBIAs PARSONS MIL
IA dew proof awning tents and waterproof covers made
and for sale at l2 West and IS DEFY Orders
through mail promptly attended N.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

rRAvELLERy GUIDE.
srokf sAsTroK AND STATEN IsLAFD rsskY.-
en- ARD .nsr July IS hi. ferry win stop a Town.sna.
doss and fos' Hamilton 81 and 10Y ~ ny, " y
* ts-ss r f.. st ss sss y ssS n
; %d 's sSs r. ssp .soa sSr ps.' the <:
fo g.wion and s..es Island ferry sh the sa
sage. Po nemn o1 a. Gss dts
ssi so Hsn1 are no" In order " nd
DUIsos RIvRs RAILRo.D-FRoM JULY g. 1857
'hroush rains viii leave Chambers street. At and A.
a. p. SMITH, Superintendent
rct corner Of white sud O-nire ssr-ev:--
19A M-Cro.on rails ,rs'r ccrsctins win lnes Of aasa
es al. lac s sss s is H.ss ssssvss
% s. S . sspss g ss s,ys, r, ,. ss
SfssTS.s: s..: -ss .s ..: !: !: :.: !. ..a,.
'hp A1wsi,, f,ains rnIn; Stopping Al al .sAaoas
feA eMni,sns Bridge ssia .opp,ns q III aauo.a
risls a:s s san :spS pR.a: 4 u ..:ss:
,.. s.s; .,1 . :. n : ~ ''ao
~ W i',5n ::sEYiHE s: 40 :s:ssss
NEW YORK AID NEW HAVEN RinS 20. SUN.
IN new ro,s Of Iwsay n street and
FOR re~ H.vsn-i.0 SO 4. 4. EHG lS, SIS, 40
20 70. sTIsssspOr'-1nsDAM Gna ia4s' as' ~ n1J
Ior Milford STAFFORD, Fairfield, Southport and wespors
- q: ..,-s a@ ~ :St H. n4 ss. 40 c.,. 40,
Tor barren and areenwich-7.D, 80 A H.; las, SIS.
a. sSi 70 I'll; e. rrA 'nAM'ns SIS an
For Por chester Iu.ernedis,e sAaons-7 70 30 A. r.;
n&, s1 40, ass, 6@P.h-
CONNECTING TRAINS.
FOR Boston-s0 A. NJ OH A0 r. n. nf)
Yw Hartford and sprnsneld-s % A. NJ tEr), n~ r. H.;
"a tsrns.,,cr, R,xe, a.u,o.a N uor,re.ls N A n
(Es and Al p. n Or 70 Northampton. -
rcs Canal Railrosd-sD A. n Or) and nS r. H. 70
Horhanptop.
For New London Railroads. A.M,A0P.M
For HousAtonic Railrt ad-s - A ~, l0P.M
For kau&sfuck Railroads. ~ A. NJ, II ~ and I'D r. n
For Danbury and rorwalhs Raroet-TD. 70 A. n; 40
Pm.
yRArrs ronK.
Prom rsw Hayen-s0, 100. SIS A. n. nr. lN nr.h
irvm Brdseprt1sio. TO. lois A. n. Csr) iu (nr.,,
ppm rors.sals 500 So Sis loss A. n ..,; AS
Iy) and NJ, ~. 10w Y, n. (krl - = :
from Pcr, Cheser-sE, eS n,s@ hSAM Gr);
S1, JAMES n. HoyT supt
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MIsCHLLANEOUS.

cSNO RRwARD-GRAy HAIR KEsroRED-wE
pOUO viii forfeit he above for article equal
for gray original color War
KNIGHT co., Iss Broad .ay.
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DOCTOR ARCHIBALD sMYrHE
~ No Auity street
CHIROPODISI IRuA LONDON

Il
~ oBrnor sG Au yS street ss,orpos
Having At the friends consented
ooRx gG HS GSe s II s ~ e s s Gsssr
Of even descrpion he vould invite the attention Of Sufferers
meni shoh has been BY III Who have pacd
them.elye: under his professional care be the only Psrms
Ses 70 CO.. q The fact q hi. being Student unseT the
Sc % 81 ps ami 70 %saS S FROM nna
thousand. q Testimonials DR. smyhe great pleasure
operated On some @sr ismiss.hsu ~
se Besas Stone sqss p.1 dsorss Ban oAss
south William street and Tsrryto9n ''
nR OuLyER.ELDs sEnIrAL RsessEKAror
~ proc "a for sAle At WkILA cos, No. lis Frankly
S.es bon III Fd os q nv '-
~ best cheapest and mos, rashious
se cards found Dunno snE.yns and printing
Desson viii stamp ~ Ss n DusSf Is s sr. "
Gas FITTING And FIXTURES HAVING CLossD
~ my ineres, with he srn Of Y. halFhwog, Co Il
No lss Mercer street Aso The nIurs business The
s e no 81 to de on
Gas APPARATUS FOR THE COUNTRY.
" T. HAUGHWoUI 4 co. furnish country resi-.
or spd a. modess c 40 rSs works
time their store and warehouses being lighted up
~ 50 : 80 Corner Bro.awsy and Broome street
Gas FITTING AND GAS MIXTURES
" We insert gas pipes In stores dwellings and public
0o0s' " ''s De-" q eo 1s"a
Broadway and Broome street
uouss DECORATING. INCLUDING FRISCO. Tn.
oausic OIL and house pslnuns Also Training and paper
Sns sosonps W. 90 81 ss1. can
IMPORTANT DIsCovrRY.-FoR INFORMATION IN
regard the greatest discovery record address enclosing
one pGsssse ,. STAMP prspsy answer j. PEDRO Morris
MIS-: rLLIorrs RHlUMArIo nMBRooArIoN-roR
M rheumatism, chilbans, lumbago old spairs, dislocar
tons bruises Ac, Ae For sale q he new. and perodcai
Brooklyn.
SEwINa MACHINES THREE DIFFERENT KrSUs
cult cour, Of he United states Southern Of New
Cor e as n s ssaa % spsr
uon TO .sue The sale o. use q TIE Hunt and Web
90 machine nfrneins two paeu,s ans against he
e SG for nsns sG s
reason for complaint when hey are compelled BY law stop
using them. NJ sIN0sR 4 o.,
as Broadway, corner Of Grand street.
SroEE srooLs.7s STORE STOOLS. Isox rsDEs
.yense Between Greenwich and Amos street %
no HANUTAorURERs AND orHsRs wTsHIEs 70
SsSSs io ~ - Been o.ss !. he sosSssn @s
sumser 81 he mcs solvent southern and IS
Huence almost branch Of trade vishes 70 engage with
many samples. ssys for he south il August syss VII
s Ss;f. s fos as,
private dwellings undersigned Ia prepared 10
whievashne Ealscmnins and the whitening Of wallis
nor manner and cheap for Dash Also house pspns sS
ing and granng Specimens 70 be seen at the Everett House
WILLIAM doURIY. iois Broadway
between zh and 2slh streets.
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L,oR sHREwsBhRY, HIGHLANDS OURAH EOUBp,
Long Branch Port Washington, (hiddleo~n) and Hes
Benk-1he rev and splendid steamer OCEAN WAVE Gap
tain H. b. Parker, will follows from loot OF Robnsou
sr nj N r.
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WAfrrD-A SITUATION AZ sALEsxAN IN A
OIL goods store or notion johbng house BY young
about ~ ~ vh has had experiences
and nfnen ~ usde havi a lived this
asc ohio during 81 Best of references Rveu.
Acd-es n J p. Beraid eff,e.
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Y.OsT AND FOUND.

YIReMANs BADGE LOsT-oN THE 9Th OF JULY
"A II the finder W pesse leave at 444 Fourth street. with
Mr. o'BRIEN he will receive reward The badge nun
a.n3S
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-19

THE ANGLICAN HORSES IN HSGLAND.-BACK
i your opinions Thoee who wish N back tbs English
field of @ against the American, Pryor and Pry
in The approaching contest for The lockwood
be dated at quoted of odds at the office Of
Go.dwood taxes place the h of July England and
will decide the supremacy of turf between the
es The latest quoted Of odos brought by the steamer
America 10 TO against the
of dollars upon betting
book aiipg acceptance this rate and the
ged by succeeding mail date Of the
Therefore all wish favor the thirty English cham
piJns against the American two. come forth.
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II SON RIvRS RAtLROAD.-FROM JULY g. 1857,
II through rains will leave Chambers street. ai and A.
N IAN, $50 and s15 I'm
A. y. SMITH, Superintendent
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Tx NORFOLK STREET, NEW York, JULY Is, 1857 -
llO One thousand dollars reward viii be paid for the
prehension and conviction Of the person
he yarnish storage sheds In FIFTY fifth street between
Second and Third the night OF the 18th instant
WILL IAN TILDEN NEPHEW.
friends customers beg to ABILITY 10
furnish with manufactured stock In the least i'm
paired The nre had connection with two principal
manufactures
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AsIEETHEAEsrs gkNEwgD gyEIY pAi.
asLP MULTIPLICATION.

A TTENTIoN.-sHIRT HANDS wANTED-FIRSr CLASS
n tnsh~rs, 10 work In the shop only. steady ali
se~sons. and the highest prices pad Apply Al Lewis
kescords genuemens fashionable furnishing bazaar. es
Hrusdxay.
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~ my lURPxse being landed at Ne wburg from
he steamer Taos Powell, the porter brought caype bag
Ashore by mistake which discovered until after the
boat bad left Any proving property have the
by address ing Immediately John ". Lawson box 1856
nerld office and paying expenses
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SUMMER A.ks<SA'rs.

AT TIE MARBLE RoUsE, HKw BRIGHTON, srkrBr
a lslsrt-one two suits Of sror be had
with board this compodous res< deliypudlv
hien ground, omms ndng magnificent VIZ OF The Bay
Ard NsrrDws a. only eight minuis ~ah from the ferry
Extensive unds In lawns orchard snd garden large able
and carriage house bsbus no lyplv - tro0 Mar
biz House, Few Brighton Refers s. Pine street. front
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CUNDAY EXCURSION TO HARLEM AND MOTT HAyIN.
~ The steamboat TOLAS leaves
Peek alp n........inm n Harlem bridge A.. I'm.
do. do......... 4DPM DO do...... p ~.
Landing At Broome and Tenth streets. Fare ten cen.a
CEcoND GRAND PICNIC ANO cofIr.roN EXCURSION
~ OF the John Scot mus keeerp Monday July ~, 1881 70
nuors grove The Steamboat osEoL and barge saLII-
MOkE engaged for The occasion Landings Leaves kshv
sirih street kssf river A. M Ten street. East river Ih
hroome street, East river 3 ~; Peck slip, nsss
rver ga A N Spring A. M Ihsoarfc
VIII lay At the foot of Spring while the sesmso
her landings. Tickes admitting gentleman and isay, s~
Extra lsdys ticket " cests.
WTEHAwKEN GROVE PoLL0CKs IrDIAN sPhIN1
w Pavilion and Gutenberg The above svoue go o.
omen for season Tor INC recepuon
o. vlsier. pic mic and target ,omIs,ie. ana
wooD wi leave the fos q Spring sr.e. sver norr vee,'
~ orchins ~ Amos. twentieth, Forty third and Forty.
seventh srests 1esnrnns Gutenberg and Pavilion
every hony, IAs4 trips NJ ~ asd ociock
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L,oR SHREWSBURY, HIGRLALDs, OCEAN HOUSE.
4 Log Branch, Por Washington, xddeiown and Re-
Bsnf-The ne~, magnificent and swift steamer ALICk}
PRICE, John Borden snder viii - f1lows frouf
Robinson stree. NORTH river. Fare SOC
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-13
The NeNn from India.

The story which was current in London when the
Canada left to the effect that Delhi had fallen, can
not be true II isphysically impossible that news
from Delhi should reach Madras without passing
through Calcutta; and impossible that the Madras
merchants who ore said TO have reported the fall Of
Delhi can have known anything later from thence
than what every Calcutta passenger knew before.
That Delhi had not fallen, at our latest dates
from thence, the latest Calcutta advices state dis
tinctly; and they even add that General Barnard
did not propose TO assault the place till reinforce
ments arrived, which could not be for some
weeks
We learn from the details Of the news that our
sweeping assertion that the whole Bengal army
was lost was strictly accurate. Fifty-six regi-
ments have mutinied. thirty have been darmed,
and one disbandcd. In round numbers, one hun
dred thousand men, in the highest state of eff
cheney and discipline, with native officers at their
head, and vast rural population at their back,
are in arms against the British power In the
Presidency Of Bengal. OF the utter unreliability
of any Of the natives, the story Of the 10Th native
infantry, which only few dayu ago was publicly
thanked for it's bravery by Lord Canning, and
which has since become so mutinous that II was
found necessary to disarm the men, bears ample
testimony.
CONSERVATION reigned at Calcutta, and many
Of the citizens had taken refuge on board vessels
in the harbor. All the native troops at the place
had been disbanded; but as the effect of this
measure would only be TO throw on the city a
swarm of idle opd hungry men, the prospect Of a
general razzia and robbery seemed strong, Ma
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Interesting from Washington.
DIPLOMATIC AProN eNnrs-MKxrco AND THE UNIT.
I'D srArHs-eKrmALs wALKBn AND HnNNIH0-
sM-THn AUsfRALAeIAH ARUHIpKLAGo-GKNR-
RAL wooL's SWORD, Etc., ITO.
WASHINGTON, Angus IL, 1857.
The President has deserned MOI 70 annosncs any more
diplomatic consular appointments whore there
vacancies that she public service and the public In
ereet absolutely require should be nsd-unrl the meet
ing Of Congress ten Cass spd In fsot many members Of
the Cabinet arc and always have been, opposed 70 The
principle policy Of gcntemen leaving the country before
they have been confirmed by the Senate. Many gentle
have been rejected solely upon this ground me Pre-
sdep and Gen. Cass while In the Senate, 10 more than
one instance, voted against gentlemen who persisted In
leaving the country before they had been confirmed BY the
Senate. vide Gen. James Watson Webb and COL George
N. Sanders
The administration Ia hooking with some degree OF into
rect for the arrival OF the next mail from Mexico which
may possibly bring 10 dispatches sent some time
tnce 10 the Comonfor government relsNve 10 pending
questions between the two governments II Ia not per-
baps generally known that since the rejection Of the
Ave treaties occurred shortly afler
the advent OF the present administration
pobdsnce has been going on between The two govern.
ments through our Minister, Mr. Forsyth relative 70
gotstog, or In shape other eeotine treaty
treaties that would be acceptable and satisfactory 70
our government The administration aid not hesitate 70
inform Mexican friends upon what basis treaty
could be MADE; and as vas understood that u vas
e material nj" ,sA they most desired 70 heiP hcm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-13

An OUTSIDE VIEW OF TAMMANY HALI--The
New York Erprcs, says that Mr.. Fillmore was
not sustained by those who voted for him from
any expectation that he could be elected; but
simply to defeat the republican party" This is
old news; but the fact thus suggested Is an out
aide view Of Tammany Hall Will any amiabe
Irish Catholic gentleman be good enough to in
troduce Master James Brooks to the favorable
consideration of the sachemsf Brother Erastus
is looking the other way.
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Q'he Markets..
PHILADELPHIA erocK BOARD.


PmrADuyInA, August IA, 1857.
sccks steady. Penns, vsnla Sc, s5 Reading railroad
$50; Long Island Railroad, llK; PennsyvAnia Rail
road, 4ek
NEW ounASs, August IL, 1887.
Cotton market nrmer Sales to-day 100 bales Flon
"A declining tendency. PORK firm al ga so. ounny
baes 13kc 1bc. Rio coffee lie. 1lJfc. Sterling en-
change ten per cent premium. other articles generally
unchanged.
BuvAo, August 1916 P. n.
Flour ques and nrm-sales II o. so % rs for supe-
One Illinois and wsconsn. and 81 81 80 for cxtrs dit1s
and Indiana Wheat steady and scarcs-cniy small 49,
OF sacked st full prices Corn acsive-sales q eo,ooe
bushes q 100 7okc, closing arm, the demand osenG
mostly for Eastern shipment. ONts uncbansed-salcs
5000 bushels, Of elc. whiskey, $50. . 2skc. freGso
upchanged-corn, 1oko- 70 New Yorh. lake imporS -
the "A hours ending II day-2ooo barrels nooSl
1000 bushels wheat, 900 bushels corn. 49,
erports-4 1000 bushels wheat, a. 900 bushels oofn-"s
later misty 70 tide water. .r~
OswpGo, August lb-of u.
Flour unchanged. Sales Of 100 bbh a 70 % Ioy sx
State, and 81 SIX for extra Csnadisu. wnsn enn
6rm sAles 1900 bushels Chicago sprns ~ .. sn-
Corn quiet Fyeighss dul-34c for Hour, Ic. 70. 49,,
and lxc for corn W New York. Lahe impovn 70 Gay
So 600 busbels corn Canal exports-l ooo oon ncor,
$4,000 bushels wheat, 900 do corn Snpped " Aos-
resl 2 300 bbls. -four. .s,apu
v1our UNCHANGED. whcai-supply light, with mode
d.rsnd@ssies about 1000 bushels, including vhfAe
"a nsd,sp Al Al a. and mixed Western at 81 90. OcvS
In Ssy suprIv ard half cent better with more osssng
ssss over GOO bush es, mostly Al s6c ahost and 70 a.
rive ,mmediseIy Shipments last evcnng-eoo oe bum
els corn IL, 900 bushels oats
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-13

THE GRAY MARE THE BETTER HoRsE.-The
Philadelphia Pennsylronian says that MRS Har-
riet M. Stewart, at Yocumtown, York county,
Pa, has been appointed Postmaster, vice John b.
Stewart resigned" So much for our old bache-
lor President Who says, now, that no good can
come out of Nazareth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-13

WARS IN THE WNDg-The Troy Daily
Times says at will be aquestion Of time whether
the organization which, in the fall election, with
Fremont at its head, swept the State by nearly
one hundred thousand majority, will not be igno-
niniously defeated in the approaching election"
Should this be the case, is it not well for W. H.
Seward that be has an anchor to the windward
In the retail liquor trade of Auburn?
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-13

WILL KANSAS BE A SLAVE SrArEi-We fnd
the following In the Albany Journal, as an Tex
tract of letter written by Col. Orr, of South
Carolina, on bis recent return from Karsas;'-
The Southern states have contributed large amounts OF
money support Of their cause, but their emgrau aid
socees and other proseyng agenc have not succeei
Oh In throwing into Kansas than 900 voters while
the Northern free state vote II ooo more than three
10 one
Does this look like the admission of Kansas
into the Union or slave State? Does IL not
rather 20 To prove that the Kansas game of both
the agitating Northern niger worshippers and
Southern niger drivers, like the game of Mrs
Cunningham, 'fs played OUT" Let the law take
its course,
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Yacht Race at New Bedford.

INV bkbFOkb, AuKust Il Iu8t.
Ths yacht that Is 70 or morrow In our No.
Dor attracting numerous visitors from al pArn d ~
country Tho s,uadron numbers fortyonc yachts, n
GLIDING OF the most celebrated aoat The ~
70 start Al 10 A. ana the race Il 70 be governed By ~
rules Of the New York Yacht Club.
Among the distinguished strangers In city afe
Mr.. James Gordon Bennett Hon Moses b Grfuneil M
x Mayor Kmgsand, Of New York Governor Gardner -
saf, and r. Forbes and Paul Curtis, Esqs, Of No.
chueetta. and otherH.
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From the Piains-The Indian War.

81. LOUIE August H. 1857.
for laramie dates or the 20h ult have been reoovOl
Colonel sumner had arrived at Bent's fort, and wouh
leave on the nh for the hesdwnse Of the Republics
Fork In pursuit. OF the Cheyenpcs
The California trains had all passed Fort Laramie In gss1
health.
Nasravs wagon road train was at Fort Kearney.
Colonel Alexanders regimen. and Spencer's battery, e
The Utah expedition, was met 225 miles wcst u M
Leavenworth. Another regiment II Rock Crosks
O. plain Van Welt u Cottonwood, and Renos battery e
Big Blue.
me hsyenn0 were scattered along The entire ros1s
between forts Laramie and Kearney. Bat little damage
has been done to the trains, the Indians fearing 70 a
large parties
Var has again broken out between the Crows -
Sioux.
several surveying parties were seen- Nothing ~
heard OF the murders reported last weak.
Nothing received from Utah.
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Naval Intelligence.

wAmsoroS, August IL, 1851.
Lieutenant Maxwell has boon ordered 70 TIE sloop own
Cyane.
Lieutenant rhomas q. Harris has been detached mon
The receiving ship Fhisdelphia and Lieut. hccausy hn
been ordered 70 relieve him.
Surgeon Addison has been deachcd from The Cyapo I'd
Sureeou wheelvyight ordered 70 relieve him.
Surgeon Barclay hss been ordered the rsoaving ~
Al Tr>ton
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-13

Burrows THsATpr ror Som NOR LnAsxn-We are ~
quesed by Mr. Burton 70 say that The statement by one q
our co mporaries thsi bis theatre had beea leased by
Messrs Marshall Barry, for two months season Of NJ
Italian opers snrly without roun ishon In fact ms ~
suar season at Burons viii be usual cnsirey doypsd
10 dramatic performances under his sole direction
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oeaas pse pound ne nunbr q boovus q ne during
~ wss - " ~ yas<s w. ~, wAisA d q increase
q Lee Asad evss Ne rsospts a laA vssk Prices for
vsai calves have ma varied maasAly during NE week,
che htghsst rass being noo 70 ~ ee.s, whiss The
principal salss were q T. Quoanoas fer sseep remain
uDaMersd, With sOsivs demand end full supp,y-shs
total number he narkst being ,7s6. The marke. TO-
swisc very soivs and ths receipts unusually light,
osiy l,2cs having arrived during the week, which
mostly disposed Of ~ osns per pound soms vsry fine
milk cows were disposed Of during the week II from SO
70 s7S per head.
me sales Of cotton yesterday were confined 10 about
400 500 bales Inc market continued quite arm, while
dealers were disposed 70 await ths benefit Of the Oanada
letters On he La q September next (now q handy
will terminate the returns Of the crop 1861 the
receipts aer that ped viii 30 the account Of the
for 1878 AT last accounts the fetal receipts as al the
ports had reached about 200 bales against
bales at the same period last year. The falling on Il ast
accounts In receipts n al the Southern pors compared
with the same period last year, wS 6s7 900
bales me ordinary receipts OF new cotton In
August are usually considerable but this year
they will probably b Comparatively light,
owing The back warness Of the season Of the CROP
Flour was unchanged and opened steady st the previous
days prices, with fair amount Of sales, but the market
closed heavy. Wheat was unchanged With sales or good
new red u 81 IL new white as 81 90 81 82 and primo
do al 81 81. Corn opened firm, with sales q &c. $780,,
but closed dull Pork was Arm, with sales Of mess u
"a 49, pa check to-day, and the remainder In the regu
lar way. Retail on sold ct S24 80. Sugars were quite
active, with sales Of about 900 200 hhds al prices
given In another column. Coffee was quiet and firm.
Freight eDgs sements Light and rates without ats
ration of moment