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gagged yesterdsyn reniovingth the rubbish aad making
other preparations for whatever dee;sns may be
decided en-.
very hattefing Demonstration was made last
eyening to Mr. Cyrus Field ard to the officers OF
tho telegarhic expedition, at his house IN twenty
first street and Lexington avenue. Msny hundrecs
OF the most worthy and eminent Of cur citizens
called and paid their respects and subsequently the
Young Mems Democratic Union Club serenaded MI
Field at his residence, and M. Woodhouse at the
Brevoort Hou-s. We give 'uu report of the pro.
ceedngs.
meeting OF the property holders and Others In
terested in the running Of small cars on Eleventh
avenue BY the Hudson River Railroad was held last
evening in National Hall, Forty-fourth street and
Eighth avenue when resolutions were adopted pro.
testing against the action OF the Common Council in
disregsrding the petition Of three thousand rate.
payers upon the subject, and eulogising the Mayor
for his conduct in vetoing their resolutions.
The members Of the Common Council of New
York, together with the relatives and large num-
Der of the friends of the late Councilman Gilmat;n
followed his mortal remains to their lonely resting
place shortly after yesterday. The usual i'm.
posing service for the dead according to the solemn
ritual Of the Church Catholic, Was performed and
tue u1ttuue lfcceeCcu 10 the ceinese'v 70 Sce tce
earth close upon al thst was mortal Of the de.
ceased.
The joint committee Of the Common Council hay.
ing in charge the grand celebration arrangements ia
honor Of the laying Of the cable, were obliged to
postpone their meeting yesterday on account Of the
funeral Of Councilman Glmartin requiring their
attendance.
The sses OF cotton yesterday embraced about 900
2,6o0 bales part in tyansitu closing firm I2aa Per ID
for mlddlipg uplsrds The crst bale Of Texas crop
of cstscp received BY Msssrs. Nelson Clements Co..
the lAh inst scla yesercay through Messrs Barn
well Thomas, Ct 1870. per h. Flour was IN good de
msnd yesterday and nrmer with ssl at average ad-
vance Of about loc per barrsl though there vide
range in prces according to the condition suc grades OF
Inspection. Within Gay 700 bbls. "GAzNi and
Gailegos Richmond -four have been SOLD for export 20
tropical ports ct IS 75 Wheat firm Enough less
tive Corn steady, and prices without change OF i'm
portauce. PORT sold q si7 for mess check the day.
and SlT rs In the usual way prime sold N Si4 IS SIS
Ccss quiet; sales o. OF bags Rio AID 500 Cape
rates given In another piace. Yreghs were wiihocs
change to English ports snd engagements were light,
while there fair business doing sor Antwerp, Rolter
dam and Hamburg. The public tea sale yesterday drew
fair company for tie and the dull state Of the
market; the sale considered fair though price,
rather under thoso reaizsc a previous sales,
qualify considered
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THE. LATEST NEWS.


Guy spa rial Washisxton DsSpnfch.
iEp0GFAST ksN>s F0E crPfos sEsxEEs-ssrTLy~
MART OF rD .sroILs oUzsTroE-HARsTasy or
MIS- ISABELLA sc.'ss-coNDzrI0N or THs raxA.
wIArzNaroN, August 20, 1868.
The congregation hero just now Of so many lead
ing politicians from New York and Pennsylvania
has resulted in an amoable sdjas.me1s Of tic diE-
ferences which had arisen between the members Of
Congress and the administration. While the rstAer
ia willing to listen TO the advice Of the former snd
desires their testimony TO the fitness and comm
tency Of applicants for Office it ia not willing to oou
cece to them the right to dictate to it the entire dis
position Of the federal patronage of their districts
The testimony OF other prominent members of the
party must have due weight. The evil alluded 70
has grown to such an alarming extent Of late that
it has almost usurped the prerogatiyes of the
Executive and the President was likely to find him
self without the power Of appointing snch meA 10
fill the Offices under him as he was willing to be re-
responsible for. He very properly maintains that,
SO long as he is accountable to the country for the
management of the government, 10 consides II dne
TO himself to know who he delegates to assist In
carrying ont his policy. 1t q now understood thAe
Mr.. Shell and the Treasury Department will suffer
from no further improper ;otesference on the pass
Of the New York delegation. IL il proper tAAti =
should he stated in this there has been
no differences of opinion between the administration
and Collector Scher the subject of the appoint
ments The whole trouble has arisen out OF the Ina
bility of the Collector TO give the same place to six
or eight men.
Messrs Ward, Siokles and Cochrane are stu here.
The New York post Offices are to be filled accord
ing to the original ppointments:-Fouda, at East
Troy; Grattan at West Troy; and the late appoinsse
at Whitehall.
j. L. Cain, of Washington Territory, has been Be-
lected as the Indian Agent to reside at Vancouver,
Washington Territory. He is well acquainted with
Indian affairs in that country having spe emit the last
four years among them
The occasion of the visit OF the venerable Secre-
tay Of State to Connecticut at this time ia the csie
bratiou of the nuptas of his daughter Miss Isabella
Cass, with the Minister Resident to the United
States from the Netherlands Mr.. Liinburg. The
General left this afternoon.
The transactions Of the Treasurer for the week
ending 10th inst. were:--
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the walker Meeting In Georgia.

Az happened to meet General Henn'nsscn on broad.
wsy in this city, the ID of August, would beg leave
respectfully 10 suggest 70 yoar Atlanta correspondent thai
In tn synopsis he gives Of the eloquent speech attributed
10 the above named gcsman tns, dag IN Atlantis N
~keh no Is made 70 alude 10 sthe romantic l,nds OK
NcNasua,v &c your corresroudert may pos ply Dc
eerrvinr soma Sesss~ entitled person Of the credit Of
having spcken ". CONSTANT khAiSh
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Disaster on Lshs mschiQsn.

CHICAGO, August 20. 1853.
During storm on Wednesday fishing boat, win
eight persons on board. cspsized In the lake, fifteen
miles from Milwaukee, and Cornelius Myer, Frcdk.
Leasing, and another man whose name Is unknown.
were drowned. The balance Of the passengers were
rescued by the steamer Traveller
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THE EVENT IN EuRorE-As the sun roee on
the fifth day of August, 1865, the chivalry
ard courtiers Of France and England poured
forth to celebrate the completion of the
great naval works at Cherbourg These
works have been erected as standing
menace to England, and the popular mind
there contemplated with little satisfaction
the presence Of highlands Queen at the rejoic-
ines over an event which might be 80 inlmical
to Great Britain md the freedom Of her institu-
tlons Every eye was turned towards Cher
bourg, ard every car waited to catch the sound
Of the booming cannon that was to hall the in
auguration Of the perpetual threat of France.
At the same hour, unobseryed and with unob.
trusive silence, the naval heroes Of America aud
England were bearing to land on either shore
the ends of the electric chain that hereafter shall
bind them together. The feasts at Cherbourg
were in full progrts, when suddenly fash
with Lightning speed carried through the United
Kingdom, and bore over all France and Europe,
the unexpected announcement: "The Atlantic
Telegraph is successfully laid" To the revel-
lers at Cherbourg II came like the writing on
the wall to Belshazzar while 10 the people Of
England It brought home TO every bosom the
welcome assurance that Cherbourg's warlike
menace is destroyed by the peaceful promise
extended to them through the electric cable
from the West
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49,. a. Nav Ox1xsSs, August 10, 1864
co"os-e ies so.day 500 bales, the market cosinz
nrm. re' wheat ~c, Mess PORK sis Is
ru.u Nsw OsnAss, August %, 1883
-saes sodsy goo bales the market cls sipz frn
The s~ of tbs week add no $50 baos and IA reoeos,
% The receipts n this port up TO the present time a.
so area with thoss OF last year exceed them TIA so
es do a. all southern ports goo bales TosAl re-
arts Of rev orop Isco bales, agsps 500 last year
stock 30 500 nsles ocfes frmSales Of he vesk soc
bsss STOCK 1880 bsss, vslrsl pS 100 Last pear. siss
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(D,uglas> viii only conseos TO nSees him, and
that be ~iil fhssen the chsrges upon hin by Of
fetal documents contained in the svchiyss OF
The FEDERAL government. By oil means let tie
Little Giant" accept tie challenge. We al
weat to know which Senator Il the oonsPrasor
ard which the infamous liar
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EVANSVILLE, Ind, August 20, 1853.
The steamer Black Hawk, bound from Mount Car
mel TO this place, struck snag opposite Mount Yer
yesterday. and sunk in thirteen feet water. She
had full cargo Of flour and corn, which, with tbs
boat herself, In supposed 10 be total loss. TIE
amount Of insurance has not been ascertained.
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SENATORIAL PR1zx FreHr.-The Chicago po-
pers advertise special train to Ottawa, leaving
Chicago at A. M. this morning and arriving
OF Ottawa at HAS A. NJ, conveying for half
fare passengers who wish to attend the FIRST
grand encounter between the champions of
slavery and freedom-Douglas and Lincoln"
Plenty Of time Is to be "given for dinner, to
arrange the preliminaries and to prepare the
polemic combatants for the contest" We doubt
whether the exhibition will be less disgusting
than those which used to be got up at Boston
Feur Corners, and are now seen more often Ia
Canada, between professors Of the noble art of
selfdefence Is Ottawa outside Of police juris-
dictions If not, the sport should be spoiled by
the descent of posse of officers; for even poll
icians should not be allowed 10 disfgure them.
selves end knock holes in each Others reputa
lion for the amusement Of gaping populace
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BOSTON, August 20, 1903.
A deeaatlon OF Liberty Engine Company No. 1,
of Philadelphia, arrived In this city to-day, and
were presented this evening with q m sgniicent sill
yer mounted signal lantern, by Mr.. VIM. Long, of
phians are being well cared for BY She iremeu and
others If this city.
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DOUGLAS AND TEusBuIIs-SESAToEI, Corn
rEsY.-We noticed rome days ago Senator
Trumbull's public statement, made Ia his
speech at Chicago, that Senator Douglas has
entered into a conspiracy to prevent the lie
compton constitution being submitted to the
people Of Kansas, and Douglas denunciation
Of Trumbull, in which he branded him as an
"infamous Liar" and ga miserable, craven
hearted wretch, who would sooner have both
bis ears Gu, Off than to have used such language
IN my (his) presence The Chicago Press sd
TIi1rns now--evidonsly speaking by authority
assures Mr.. Dcuglss that Mr.. TruubuN will
make TIE esue charges tc his faeo f he
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SrRoupsBuRa, Pa, August 20, 1858.
W. 4. Whites tannery in this place was destroyed
by iire about IL o'clock last night. Ioss $4,000;
insured 10000. The Ere was the work OF an in
cendiary.
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Yellow Fever as New Orleans.

NEW OxLEANs, August 10, 1854
The deaths by yellow fever In this city on wedres
day were fortythree.
nav ORLBASs, August 20, 1853.
The deaths in this city by yellow fever yesterday
we're twenty.
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Rspub,,can Csnsrsssssr al Nominssson.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, August TO- 1853.
Hon. David Kgore was yesterday nominated Zoe
Congress Ivy the republicans Of the Fifth district.
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CfscrsSArr, August 20, 1883
Col. Geo. W. Moneypenny ox commissioner OF In
dian Affairs, was nominated for Congress to-day by
the democrats Of the Sixteenth district.
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CuARIrgycN, e. O., August 20, 1853.
Captain Joseph Hamilton, New York shin
matter died an this city today, Of yellow fever.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-19

49,, r-so, Ard r,ccuYe Their v-it;ea
s,serasrt 10 becons respcn,te .or no VI 'N'
BsLk Of FloIeEce. .h., diving n.
- dny on Thursday s.rorg eIc,ement Eelansa
;trsrsh hout the city and tho C'ty AIthely :,
srrs 8. their eri1 roon prepared 70 set II csse o.
emergency. ....a go
re- on, ,n. ,nourts q. the Court House, 70 lsoorsrs
ufhin the citv. All othen were refused, Gays Ihs
Rcct Tsicnd.r Of Saturday. Tia, p'per eed.;
Payment WAS stopped sooutt~eiv CLOCK. osvsra
Lolre sf.srward, 10 evidence oe..s epPA.n. sna,
b.osnf,o shoxi s,ers of rebellion. Tne muslc WAS
tY6rrht cut sId other demonstrations m .de ca'cu
IN nro1uce excitement. These again brought out zoe
money snd payments were :au.S. but the ars
r. va he'd n reserve at tie arnory, ready .or
''IgTc JyIopr.s1 RAILROAD ErARIsG CoyoLUDED.-The
report Of tie Hon Eiser s3sPey o. r0'.sns ~ ana
P4fsrses 10 determine the rnsters 10 controversy be-
tween the Concord Rslrosd on the one psrt aud the
| Ro.,on xud Lowell sod the Nsshus ead Lowell Ran
roads the other part grorog out ., esgya r1I,
cortrsct" was after tso weeks hee'ins IN tins city
ard subsequent sdjoGrpmeIt, submitted to the
| parties On Friday lsst. oooo.,
oo,d Rosd damages for violstion of the qJin.uple
contract that tbey d<ernne that the lower rosts hs1
no rjght uuder ths. contract to raise Their puces OF
| fare snd freight, ard that the Concord Rosd shau
,soover OF tbe lower roads the difference between %.
rninin um ard maximum rates. 90 Ter Sc hs dheience
had been collected by the lower roads and interest OF
tuch sum from the time ofts collection. The difference
| between the minimum snd maximum rates amounted
10 about slS O00 Of which about 5000 had been col,
ected By the lower roa5s and about sl3 900 Iemsnsd
in tie hsnds Of the Concord Road, subject 70 the
validity Of the claim OF tie lower roads for sdvsnc %
| prices.
Tie referees alec determined the rates to De pAd
h, n q a
from the Concord road 10 citations north Of BostOn.
This controversy having existed Tor years, i must
be matter Of grs.ifcston TO sl concerned that lie
tkI mipstiOn has al lest been reached.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-19
IHE GRKAr CATTLE MARKKrs

OF NEw-YORK, BOSTON, PHILADELPHIA AND All
BANY-kEPokrED WEEKLY EIPREssLY yOR TIE NEw-
YoRX TsIBvsE-wiih flI particulars Of Rsceips Sales and
Prices of BEEvEs MILK Cows VE4L CALVES swpE, eHsEY
AID LIsss,n NEw Yokn made up tIOn PssEa observation,
By soLoN ROBINSON, on "WEDNESDAY EVENING (he great
nAIket tsy) usively hr The NExYoRS fklsuSr, AID
printed FRIDAY MORNING in the 6EaI-WEEELY.
BEENES In SewYOrk mostly sold by Cate B,okers
somission much bead, hey estimate the weight q
in the four quarters viii make the sskd the
price 4 Di bullock ths. will dress cw, .. lOc y u q
ESQ., Al Boston he price quoted q 70 for ye quarters
The hide ard fat is included IA hs estimated eight TIE
Der reported for this city in 1857 @ 2i; ofhese B 2s
sod tie st "Wednesday markets lNtshirx.on Drove
fHd Forty fourth street, averaging for esi market 2
vuyirg from 65 TO 2 upon different days TIE total bel
Tor lsse l O57 snd tie ~ mAket Wednesday,
1884
CALVES II ~ for vea. cold hy the pound I've weisn.
Many very young ones are sold u price pei hesi
MILK COWS generally according TIE prcs Of Feet
hEh beef market draws fat from he iaes and
for sh Poor sell syesss or 81. 5O
medium ss5fsS good ones 5od ss5 err. ice oozs
e75a slO The nurber sS year H. 40 TIE CIV u.er
:hAnt generally reserves the c.I
sHEEP AND LAMBS sold mostly By brokers' W nn-h
per hesd rtnsiol from f2f 50 of common srd s7dsi5
br extT, In S7 he a teI oli m 80 1856 he
b~r go, 73g
SWINE received mostly BY RAILROAD sud sold ~ AeoL's
Tory fouTh - Tuners Th.y and Had
hn River generally Dy he pound i've weight The ulIDter
ted 10 1871 81 sSi the price srsed ropa -,
AID for the ht nne months seeraJ 7c Yte lheT
:etved In ls56 Ss Gil.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-19
Markets. REPORTED By Telesra,l.

NOZZLE Avg -CoTroNi sA,cs te csy OF so b,, a, ~.
Iii Er Mideius sales Jr The lss, three day. Lion -
o.ip.s triins Freish,s 70 Liverpool 81 Ssrns Il ss.
sB.tTrxosr, Aux is-FLoUR srm .ai scsrs wss,,, ,
.ir,. l,,xp vih decliuipg teadsncy CosS en ,.l ~
White, Is Gscc. Yellow, SSdSS'' "h''Af sAA Pss.aes,
rrm. - r.. -, u
CoRx dun and 0nseiiled PSoNisio>s-Ae'aaeins -I,ss
WHISKY firm a. q 20, ,.
CTlc,eo. Aur lS-FLovR ,tssdy. WHEAT s.i,s xa 4
y,no.d lc. Corn Atiye a. oS- ors curt sEiuns
Bnaslo. eco sblG Four 100 bgsh Whes - 90 NlA cr,
0.ws.a 500 bhls Flour N 0o0 bash Corn. kKetSn. d.
M. Flour s. 90 bu.h Wheat leo % bnsh. Corr.
Nrx-Ostr,xs. Ars. l8.-COTTos-ssi~s to d.y 30 Ne
.,ssr bn; no, suo.sby higher prices GuSNNs ID csl,.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-19

vror-z ,un urIr-rs. ..q-.ry fer wss.e-p CsaJ !o1f
Il. r., ". .rd MAKE. b-ter 'of MOS tl ,.i
va, a.. its, and ,h@ s,och Of rscd our -.
Tb. e.u,r /, ro.iry for The nome ,te src -
e, bold Of fcr s,sr FROM Europ~ We s,n o. "a a
,h.,m.ri ircm II assds fsny brands A. ssy 10 for
e. d.r.-S. ~ ,sss Are 1910 bts, Of 81 %
rs.e;.s .ap.,ar. sss; 81 coa .. $ Ga DO eItI, -
IS or soee rspehne State g. s5eso ~ 80 mn ..s-s
s5Nof5f q fo l.w sr-se eItrs 30 5sc y .,
Ping BRANDS T'uni hoop ezra Oalo =, "a Louis
brsnd, C.1.aiar Four he'd higher, sa3 h n 81. 700
h. Seu.rs . .5os fr ,he trsi- s1d he E.s. tue ers
bb, a, e5des ~ fer -r:rs brsris soa.hsrn rPIi =,
..iy. nd !, raer iirerlAr the l9v grades are % q .
AZ sill ccrsrss;vslJ .hesp tie sses Are ~ %. a.,
- q for p.rars B.timors IS 6oG - ~ ~
d .1l, braudi: 50 aQs775 fsr ebcc. s1d isa,y ~.
Rys Foar que Ard IL M sq1es- ,si.. OF I.,.v
s5SGs425 Corn Meal Is ea; sales Of ~ eoi. ~.
= "a 25 BizI6yT yTile IL qlie: - so9ut - A-' P--
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-19
MARLNE JOURNAL
FORT OF NEw-YORK........,
Cleared.

Steamship D. Webster. Miner, H.vans, N. Rl.aA
Sbius-C Nesmith Milhkep. New Orleans, N. v. hcsz
Co Alliance (Brl J. Gard, glasgow, c. A. Dew,h spssas
Wave j. McCait Falmouth, Brett, Sou Co odspsn.sS
Thane, Melbourne, F. Hatsvsy Louissn. (Brsah xsls
Bremen. C. Luling.
Bark-King John b., Broolbant Lynn. Era W. D. Lsss
Bnq-T. B. Watson, Dsrnsby L.saayn D.leti Basi
NJ Mayhew, Harvey, Bermuda, Smith, Jones Co.
schooners-O H. Lee, Soper, Csrolins City D. c. NrF
Rhod. Islard Davis Geoseowo, B. Blossom Son BrsD'a
English New bern, Davis Holmes; Bruen Dcuslu 0sr
town Dollner Potter: Anna Mars, Hsr'ek, Auucis
wheeloci Sabine, Day, Nswbern, Dsy: iol1e, sd;sH4
Fiiz.bethport r. p Bnch c. j. A. Roe. Ber PhIsiepsS
j. Hand Isabella Franklin, Bosom. Dayton spfnls
0stean.rs- Kenpebec, Hand. PhisdePhA PsrA1s Fa,s
IN, McLsuglliD Baltimore.
BaYe-L. @. Cannon, Irsersol, Philadelphia, j. an Br
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-19

GRANITE Wbea. mark. oortinEs 70 improve oe
Il ore teve fr milling .n6 there Is f>r PecuAsSe
he srr.yas are hsh, ock il store s redued
Ire ,te. Ge - 90 bush M ~suE-s Gao 81 &c % ~
,ourdprirne would readily oonmsst g % sodsoc 20,
Clisro spnz OIL l5d 81 10 for REQ lnlisna A1d ASnz h
p bush mixed Wscfnsn q. 81 lsG 81 - ~ ~
Whf;s lrdtns a. 81 1zd%i =; 200 bl.A Red ~
Southern together fair quality q. 81 81 ll" ou,n -. . @
10 a. g. a. 71O bah common White MictigaH . ~ A4
$50 b. a. soot Red Jersey O. 81 Rye tu ana hsJ
OF 800 husb Northern az Barley is quiet = oJdoo. 49,
,Te better and n fsr request: SPECULATIVE sa- o
bnh prime Chicago 81 e. srd 100 bush prime s,se . ~ =
Coru ia rgusr; the supply q good Is larger, az ~.
1souad n l,ss pIeny and with ssoi lnqIiy for cs.ns
be:ter the sales r. bush 3 Ia c for 30. Isds
Scmgon 20 prine Western Mixed &c f1r Yelo~ Ndsi
or Southern Yellow S5dac for do Waite dae-e' '0 o.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-19
Passepgers Arrived

IN ,feans.ip Cify ~ Wafhi1gilH fro TirerpNl- = n
tssou Fsirbsson jane Norris, 2. Norr. T. Beu.,n A.
Thompson Robert Lauslsaa Mss g s%s> II. smils 1
Nance. @. Msde!y IL De Beer,sl, Mf' u snier-. ys
and lsdy. me.srs WAITE. Fang Csn.oo, slnousor. rs,
Ttonpsop Mrs BlAkemore and child, NJ. Csow NJ D-s.
b.ch ana LADY Messr Freeman, H. Ffesus, Ennen,s In
.,rors j. Hnn,ngdo W. HUNTINGDON Na Arnsrols v.sfs
MeobsIn Oct Barry. SkerIinston Lloyd; Weld Dsfrss,
pc,.,y Mrs Wsworth Nr Rage Rage. Mr.. Gasa Ne,
M,.epser Springer Taylor M,d Grofengie. Nr H,e1ns
M Gibson and lady, Nj Archer and l.ay. Mi whs.h 4
Murphy Mrs CLARK, Mr. Becfwiih and lady, Mr. FiIrza
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-19

WHIsk1-ILe dtIlsLl T-O
rs,te. frn sses of $40 bt!a a. 9 ne mostly 27c.
PROyIsIOf S-The Pork market T. stu unsettled bat a. ne
dose holders finn the sales % bbl. tt II ~
fr Mea slG go for Sour DO 81 DGs5 for HunPj PA ~
for Prime e9 fer Ces- Beef without cbsufe,
.ue request for the trade and the Es sales oi ioo
bbls Sli fr CouItry Mess tl3 75a 81 81 for he
Mess quiet "a Bacon il In uoderA.e de nand Et
sale Gu Hests IN rod supoy and eul sses OF hnis
a. 6c or Shoulders and q SIC for Hans Lard stesiy the
demand "a f1r sales Of 800 bt. and tcs AZ lit lt Butter
OHIO IL 2c or S.ae Cheese
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-19

FIsH-DTy Cod are In light supply and With m0dera:e in
qury. prices rule steady sales Of a We.ern Bank
3 .. Mscker have been in moderate request euhsued
sales Of 6od 800 bb lac last evening sl 25 for large
No Mess IS for No. do, and 25 for No. DO d
e!d higher Smoked Herring sell owly l4dl5 NJ.
O. for Mssdaene, and Sc for Sealed with of 0Ooo
oret trrinS The Wsek. We quite:
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-19
DIRD

BORDES-At Newport. on W-eEssdas Aiglr Is liz
How and Borden yoareest ch'd oi NhIsm sA tA 4
Borden, sged months and 10 days
The funeral viii take psss a. III clck m, from Va n
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-19
Receipts Of Produce. Arc

y, c,,, Ral-oaS-s0 hba whisty slO A gr
What re a. L,ra J p 80 B1rer 10; a.. u = "a
Les,ber, ESQ sices DO, 100 6bs Aoha sO ss. os, ~
Es.a ~
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-19

MINIATURE ALNASAc.....rHls DAY.
s,u-Rises, 5:l4 SUy-se,s.... o;59 Aoos-Sets. -
HIGH wtTEs.....rHis DAY.
Sandy Hook. 2;Sf Cows ls.And. SIim hei0ts"- u
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-19

HONEf-Seyera invoices bsye been tod n bxtc Tor home
consumption there hss been also business IN bond e. fl
prices.
LEATHERThere faif inquiry for He ,ilocs 23idc
for Light and Middle Rio Gspde aud Blsnos Ayfes aud 2
for do Oinoco Heavy commands 22d25 Oak 10 steady and
suui.is mo- lera.eH Hap rro,as
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-19
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ST., of Hos fof The ~sek srtns Aaf Is ia
R.T.l.t, Con- miscn M-rcksrts No. ~ Wshrr,c Aal
For BIZ I B.,ed, III 80 ,orn-sd Hog AZ sis sss:
ss. no. P,rcsll Everser. Clark Co, N. IN az,
Az gro. =. price s. Jones nsenots III. Herr sR
80 mice 5. Riekisad 4 P5uaos NJ yeInan O "a a
Her .y ro. ilj, Price s. j. II. Metesls, s1a.a ~
corr led Hog. a., III, rree y T. Abs. Va NJ =
"a, ils corn. I'D Hoss. rp. t2 p~Sce s-IS = u
fssu psor Nrrtrou. ~ Co. ipd, ll enrn s. H,. o
iso p,ies 5; w Bssen,sS Marion Co, o. Es ,s.s ra
av sro 5s price s5 100 John LATER, LAD ~ ss, sS
sv sro i6s, pfce 81 }. va Bnmmer G, D.as, ~
N lss corrfea Hogs arr. '49 price 3 100.
Liciips Co o l42 corn. fed Hoss ,rp lr pt,.
X.,henv Morrow Co., o.. 10 fed Hos. Az 80 ~
IN T Chapman. o, ia cora ed H,s. pss; 81 :, ~
to s. Morgan, Ire iSs e'rn.:ei Hog, sr gro is - -
ro,x sll -" I
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-19

TIE x.rs lave besr, 70 see sIseE- cstEgs1 %
he cver ooun1, which nay Sep scy sp2Se., ov''
produc.on; std a. re pzir.e-s aereADy ere song
,sof.soie tusness, we e1psc. 20 zee more s''''
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