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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

IHURsDAY, SEPT. Zv-bP. NJ.
AsHEThe market for pearls held at higher rates,
and at the close there sellers under S. Sc a
S. 623a. Pots were steady at &c
BREADsruTrs.-Four-The market continued active, and
again closed at advance of about 10c 15c per Dbl
especially for Western canal The transactions footed up
about 20 900 bbs closing within the range Of the follow
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TINSMITHS

sometimes affected in similar dyers but in
less degree Their attacks If peculiarly susceptible
they take the lead poison from the solder but
knew but one case Of that kind The acrd fumes of cha
of the bladder whchmay eecuay combated by the
Re, and eplla
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MATTERS

were formerly included In the position but the advent
silk hats has greatly diminished this tendency respiraor u
very necessary preventive and indeed 10
SILK handkerchef loosely tied the mouth and nosts
when directly exposed Is good anything generous
diet vigorous out door exercise and the Ready
Relief and Resovent will the sysem TO health
FARMERS, osTLERs, GROoMs, AND ALL wH0
HANDLE HAY,
are liable 70 the distressing though rarely fatal complaint
asthma The fumes of sheac produce the disease and
hence haers and especially those who make sealing arc
subject to Ashmac people proyerbay long lived yet
the complaints by agreeable The Ready Relief
will mitigate the paroxysms of the disease tho
Renovatng Resoven according 70 directions effect
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MARlTlME INTELLIGENCE.


THE HAVANA AND NEW ORLEANS STEAMERS.
EXPIRE CIry-From New York ID, arriving Havana tn
and New Orleans 10Th. From New Orleans 10Th Havana sd
arriving ut New York 18Th
CAniwBA-From New York l2h arriving at Havana 18th
and New Orleans 18th From New Orleans 9th Havana Goth
arriving at New York Sd.
Phil ADxlyHA-From New York l7th, arriving Havana
Esd and New Orleans 26th From New Orleans 9TH Havana
9th, arriving at New York 18th
De SoIO-From New York 9th, arriving Havana LIST and
New Orleans 3d. From New Orleans l2u Havana 18th,
irving at New York 10Th.
QuAxER CIry-From New York Oct g. arriving at Havana
1Ob From Havana 18th, arriving at New York 18th. The
Quaker City sails from New York every 20 days.
NB-When the above dates fall Sunday the steamers win
AL on Monday, except from New Orleans
SPECIAL NOTICE.
An paekuges and letters itend Jor s NEW YORK HERALD
should be sealed.
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the former from their standing long At the case and The
ter from their cramped position in the mines aided no Dc
BY the dampness, have more less troublesome affection
the joints occasionally These will always yield 70 the RI
and Regulating Pills. unless suffered too long when
Res0lvent may be required.
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Mrs. 8. A. ALIENS
VM WORLDS HAIR ROSTORER
Kew. J. A. H.. CORNELL, Cores Sec. Board Education
f. D. Church, S7 Broadway, n Y, and New BALTIMORE
Some time since procured bottle Of your Worlds Hair
kestorer &C. for the Of relative and happy IN saw
that prevented the falling of the hair restored from
being gray 70 Its original glossy and beautiful black
SOLD EVERYWHERE
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL.

THURSDAY, Sept %, 1859.
me accounts Of the general government for the nscal
Sear ending s0th last illustrate the progress which
,e country making toward recovery, and the prospects
which tho speedy redemption Of the floating debt
now represented by treasury notes.
The balance in the Treasury on LIST July, 1858,
Actual receipts ivS, all sources, including trea-
sury notes and loan durhAg quarter endiag
Actual receipts during the three remaining
quarters Of als fiscal y'ar 1850. 3So7ssSi
Ordinary uneaps for The wear $40 aOs ,5s7
Tue e1srses, the other hand have been less than
she estNsSk made At the Treasury Department.
We Gprdnre Of the first quarter ending sot IN sep
As..ai oSS ~ss during the thr rema
quazaers Of the fiscal year lsss s. 4Sszo'leS
Tcssl expenditure durir the year. $40 90 4s2
Total income, above 7o,@SoS1
spxcsss Of income expenditure. $l74,lo6
yhe balance in the Treasury July l. 1859, was
1 s4 1905 being 81 l1o sos than Mr.. Cobb expect
49, last December that he would July Thefol
h,wng brief statement shows the various heads Of the
pubic expenditure with the exception of the interest
public debt and redemption Of Treasury notes.
EaPxSDnu+m FOR 1859.
Civil foreign intercourse and miscellaneous 63t $40
lnter~. 4,IoS,S,Z
,24S,S SO
There is 70 believe that Mr., Cobb has seen
any ground for altering his published estimate Of the
probable receipts from customs during tho current fiscal
year the which he mentioned in his last report as
SSkely from this source-s56 600 ,o0owin no
doubt fully the entire amount received. The re
suits Of this falls mportatons not likely TO tempt the
Ay goods dealers import very largely next spring.
and considering everything the chances rather that
she receipts from during the present year will
fall short the Treasury estimate than that they will
exceed it. 1t would appear, certainly, on a cursory
glance that retrenchment proceeding at remarkable
rate the expenditures authorized by Congress- the
appropriated last session only $42 900 900, in
stead Of SIS, estimated by Mr. Cobb; but
viii be remembered that the Post Office Deficiency APP
preparation, which alone to Sc 3s2 OOo failed
pass, and will of have to be provided for this
winter
The government income and expenditure for the past
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MRS. s. A. ALIENS

MRS. s. A. ALIENS
W WORLDS HAIR RESTORER
Rev. R. H. POLLOCK, Ed. Presbyterian Witness Cincn-
natl, Ohio. "' ~
III settled policy to advertise nothing till we know Il :,
what pnrpors 70 be- Having Opportunity, becoming
satisfied OF the merits of Mrs A. Aliens Hair Worlds
orer and Hyobalsamum would be pleased insert ADVERT
sement, &c.
SOLD EVERYWHERE
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DRovERs AND CATTLE DEALERS

through me South and West look upon sovereign and
falble remedy In all such cases. Hence, too,
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PRINTERS AND MINERS,

will md the Relief protection against fever and ague
other maarious diseases
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sTAGRDRIvERS
liable 10 suffer from diabetes for which tho Regul
Pills and Resolvent should be used.
PHYSICIANS,

who frequently much exposed should be without
the Ready Relief especially In visiting patients sick with
tons Diseases The head hands and face thoroughly wash
ed with It, and full dose Of y internally Just prevou: q
Relief in the matter Of contagious diseases really wonderful
preventive " smallpox and In well known dis
ease among CATTLE known black tongue depending
doubt upon some contagious virus, yields readily 70 The
remedy that Il
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MRS. s. A. ALIENS
wi WORLDS HAIR RESTORER.
GREAT BRITAIN.-Rev W. B. THORNELOE Prescott


Your hair perfect marvel having used "a
Tor six weeks extremely hair natural
color not the like appearance produced by dyes but 10 In
own natural color which satisfies mind that dye
can strongly recommend It. shall feel happy in answer
ing the queries of you may refer ome."
The above clergyman well known throughout Great Brit
ain and to many In the~United States.
SOLD EVERYWHERE,
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CLOTHING.



GOOD OPPORTUNITY rs OFFERED TO GENTLE.
men having any lefto clothing dispose Of win receive,
me price by calling at the or addressing Jo
Murphy wi Pearl street. All punctuay attended TO-
LARGE QUANTITY OF GENTIEMEN,S NEW ANT,
- cast OIL clothing wanted at the VIM Waleh g0
Gee street. or which the highest market price will be- paid
~, o,Aao'o money line by post will with prompt
a''Sion' WALSH, 20 Centre atreet.
A CARD.-MERcHANT TAILORs HAVING FROM sloO
~, TO sSooO worth Of clothing hand and willing 10
dispose OF at fair price, will caah nrct. by
Centre - 'o"'o't w. -
CENTRE SfREET.-WANTED sIoOOC WORTH
% new ana LEFT on clothing for the Western
ueinen VIII receive nifty their supposed
value Tor large small lots de store or address,
Ing Thomas Y, Conioy, A Centre street
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FRS. s. A. ALIENS
VI WORLDS HAIR REsToRER.

WORLDS HAIR REBTOHEK.
Hayti-Rev Mrs r. G. Andrus many years missionarv r.,
HaytD, Marfnsburg. N " =
In consequence Of her long residence aforenamed island
her hair and scalp Twas in unhealthy condition After
trying various aruces without success and eventually using
Mrs s. A. Aliens, she writes TO the american Baptst-,f
have derived much benefit from the Of Mrs s. Aliens
Worlds Hair Restorer and Zylobasamum have tried va
rious other remedies for hair never anything that s
ana permanently benefited those of Mrs
SOLD EVERYWHERE
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NASONS AND BRICKLAYERS' ASSISTANTS AND
MORE ESPECIALLY LIME BURNERS
AND WIIITEWASHERS

constantly liable to vomiting pains in limbs or temporary
palsy, which latter sometimes becomes permanent 4 milk
diet mucagnous drinks and the Of the Ready Relief will
remove most of those symptoms the Resolvent being
cessary where palsy Sometimes cosveness
Of lime n the eyes are very apt produce conuncv which
VIII yield to an eyewash made of sassafras ph and
into whchthe Ready Relief put in incorporation of drops
to every two table spo0nsu increased gradually ten
drops. dose of Regulating Pills will materially
sst in subduing the Inflammation.
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i after g parent . pGs. ss. sns go:
LAWYERS 4SS n7sG A5 H SIss.Hss @
n mr. % Il. q.
y-the pain Immediately ceases after IL sppcatcn
w 8. Ssss: .aa liver i ssr..ia nsssssE
Exposure 70 heat sharacerizss occupations thus
IRON rousDass yyENASE TENDERS COOKS AVID
Assls . s.An. sOsssns.. rheutu.s.m ana in1..s
common among Al persons e1posed 70 intense heat Asnes
need scarcely hat he liver controlling organ a
that ~ derangsmsIt involves Al the Connecting vsosIs II
s
IL 1
Tihou. he asnoy.Ps Rssovso, which utterly roots out ne
sTEvEpoEEs Po Wd SyARRS
'' 49, GREAT WEiGHTs. ~
exposed 70 attacks q psqssy; The Rss.s I'm
effect cure.
SuiIBEERR Ss,dT4Ns SEaos kfS
a
tOspleen usehse
EEAMEN,
through long abstinence from vegetable diet suss.s
and Rsnovv'ing kesoyent Is sure .nsdoss foe
yellow fever, Railways Ready Relief and Regu--
lating Pills positive preventves, II taken before,
this attacks, and certain curatves If used AFTER
STAGEDRIvERS
liable 10 suffer from diabetes for which Regulating.
Pills and Resolvent should be used
PHYSICIANS
who frequently much exposed should Without
the Ready Relief especially In visiting patients sick with con-
agons diseases The head hands and face
the visit viii eecuay contagon. Tie power
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from their constant handling Of type metal contract the
Of anthony This shown by the temporary paralysis
fingers and hands, copous stools cold night swea loss
strength tenderness of stomach bowels and throat
times though drinking nothing but WATER they feel confused
semi intoxicated sensation in the head The treatment here Is
Ready Relief drink when the disease has become chronic
the Renovang Resolven must be used aduvan tho
Relief Pills. -
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TRADES AND OCCUPATIONS

Il Z our purpose WRITE briefly possible, eoncernng
he disorders diseases incident 70 certain occupations
GLIDING their symptoms and mode Of cuN shall do
pose 10 give curious f.cs not generally
knovn and sA0ndly bring orbly 70 vsw heready
relief !. hsS1 IL We frankly ayow
mai he trouble We are atnf Is business Transaction, meant
70 bene6A both the pvble and ourselves
The diseases sprlqgjpk from various ~ A.. .v,. ,,u
ss very nature q The ocesspaons the materials hand
pursuits necessarily unhealthy e. scarcely any o. these
dent In their business as ~ he pleasure and suffer Tor her
rails, (" 'sose VINO sano' rum p01'o'0us H'A y
UoPPERsMITHs. BRASS FOUNDERS, BRAzIERs AND
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are liable to troublesome skin disease, devel-
ing itself the scalp and sometimes in little patches the
back Of the thumbs fingers the extremity Of
the spne attended with itching and scaling of of the cuce
In he former cases the Pills will be found sufficient
coDoned with the Ready Relief the Rcsolvent in
teraly with the RELIEF applied externally diluted at first but
gradually Increased to its full extent The Regulating Pills
may be used if indicated by the Of the
stomach and bowels
The effect of alkaline contact Ia sometines ahown IN
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line contact is sometimes shown on
SOAP BOILERS,

in collie commissions diarhoaa Ready Relief will re-
move these Lemonade should be used occasionally drink
and oranges ripe fruit slightly acid will found 70 be
pleasant well valuable aduvant Buttermik answers
q good purpose in these
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BOATMEN, PLANTERS OR FARMERS RESIDING
IN LOW OR OCCASIONALLY OVER
FLOWED GROUNDS,
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PAPER STEAMERS AND TAxrDERMIsTs

Occasionally suffer distressing symptoms-the for
the snowy green's use and from their
constant handling Of the corrosive chloride of
foed breath uncommon, with rather
at times considerable increase saliva construction of
the lower part of the throat which extend into the
which and goes very black and offensive
which may separately together is curious
that people engaged these occupations grow quite
plump and apparently enjoy the best OF health having
cialy fresh and clear complexion + however they into
they apt TO be visited with many all Of the
symptoms In either the Resovent should used along
with the Regulating Pills. the Relief being order
TO remove immediate pain distress
ELECTROTYPERS, GLASS STEAMERS AND CARD
ENAMEIIERS, MANUFACTURERS OF
CHEMICALS, GOLD AND SILVER
PLATERS AND REFINERS
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PRINTERS AND TYPE FOUNDERS,

are liable To many Of the above symptoms. Eectrot
especially liable TO derangemento Of the bladder.
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POWDER MAKERS
THE MAKERS OF LOCOFOCo MATCHES

subject and heart disease with loose
iessof, bowels, and both these and
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: disF Sp s. Andrew street. Fourth bsrs, from Dry.
Andrew sFsss il forty two feet eight inches in Width
scrpngs with other substances Of equally good aus
H. lines Rs 's n III sfp
shall be dressed the curve be given by the and
S
hs es sss S st. q b
Of double of bs cypress pickes driven at least three
and we'll fastened double lash inside outside
~ sad
The shos 10 h ire mot o the y f suvsyo
the materials shall be furnished by the contractor as we'll
shall bind to the work in the
Councl and TO complete the 20 months after under
penalty day for each and every day
Security Of $3.50 shall required to
Payments in cash the completion of the work and the
# the s @ as o a .ss by the
ss Or n h s ] e s
which the work being executed the Council shall have the
s q, h 30 c pg h nS II s
Of aanu the and
tractor shall time sbandon ne work finish and
s II ali es s n ays his r the
the work by to the date Of the and
anal Is s aaH
eod the contractor and his securities shall be held
and bou in sol unto the city ali loss difference
prica which the contractor originally
perform the work aud price which adudc
ted at resale readjudica,ion.
Bids ea5s yaId q ang 70. the Whole
Surveyor and per running foot of bukhead furnished
| made complete
| New Orleans, April g. 1859.
| [Sgned.l LOUIS Fl. PILE, City Surveyor.
Approved the Committees Streets and Landings of bot
Boards of the Common Council
lSgned ROB'T HUYGHE, ch.;,,,o,
tSgnedJ H. T. TENNARD, on"''en'
Registered Sept g. 1859.
seq it HENRY DUREI,, for Comptroller
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y .S % rr
Goodchldren John the Baptist street.
side Of said Margny street, from St. john the Baptist to
WIDTHS sIprwAIks.These sidewalks shall be ten
and dressed curbsones shall line the
good Quality with them beveed on the top to
h from three six feet s rS%
b well set n good JOINTS and in wokmsnke and
Ss
Of from three hronshont the work accord
and each shall have slope
also and # sis
proved manne to wash and sinking OF brek
s ssss e.
ss h w
& G all BE- made
id;sI sng Si sss sn
The jonng every Intermediate space Of
five With oak pins not less than four feet Og
as 5hs Is The
inches deep Gu, out every eight feet thereof these
s -
q ss ai
and over these there will be verge or faeis Of sunk Of
e ss six R Rss
s G ss four 5e e
facing shall prec one ard half inches above the
Of inch toward the curtsones Wooden boxed
draining lots shall be built by the contractor They sh.l be
inches wide by eight inches deep and shall be made
and haiuch cypress plank for the sides and bo M with
two by four inches pieces the ton TO keep the sides
from being displaced and SAID CATERS shall through the
whole width the sidew4lss.
BRICK PAVEMENT The walk pavement shall be laid with
lake b ks Of the best quality, In be rngbone bed Of
a .ss sa sand ss Il T.
ths bricks shall he well filled with sharp sand and coating Of
ing Prior laying the b ks the earth ground shall be
up, broken aad well rammed and made ere AMI graded
smoothly tn decyity slope towards the outline Of
half inch foot Th roand where low shall be filled
completely solid There shall be bedding of half Of
inch sharp sand under the bricks said bricks shall
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oProsrr1oH corvUr1ou.



The Delegates appointed ~ he Oppsuliio. -.
ing heid On the 24a y Assuse Iast II ~ ~ cfusv
Orleans, together With tbe delegates ssas M -
different Parishes Of ths ssase, met IL coevsp,pn e
tho 18th Of September, 1859, il - eisy Il Hsw a.
leans, for the purpose II nonius1Sux 80 aei1a
opposed to that nominated ID 1stea -. z -
last.
Ths meeting being called 70 osdss, - Seuseinx
officers were elected Ssss
d. N. Summers, Of Nsw Orieans, Pysu1ault
Major J. N. Well, Of Rspises, YieeF1u6G
J. B. Sorapuru, of Nsw OIlssns, essss1lsys
The following named eentlenen wsss - ~
acclamstion by the Convention
For Governor, TboG J, Wells, u Hsp86n
Por Lieut. Governor, Hon. John Rsy, d Odsshilk
For Auditor, Adolphe Oaytes, II g. Hssy.
For Treasurer, ". 9. o. Pskins - BntSa Dps
For Attorney Genera, 7. J. Dss1nt u Nsw esSs11y
For Secretary of State. G. D. Dfeur, !. s
For Superintendent Of PubKs Eduea1toa, ~ II.
Cuny, Of CatahouIa.
On motion, . commtttes Of ave wss appeiased %
wait On The nominees aad iniosm tAsn Of thes 80
nation. -
| The following comnfttes ~ sypslatsa 81 ~
President TO draft resoIutiona = Il - 49,
and objects Of The Opposition ca A ,. Yiela. a..
rus Thompson, a. g. Brce, Cry Dsplsasss -.
z Hyde. iE's q a. s's
On motion, the Presidest Il ~ =, -.
added to this committee. N
On motion, the Convention - IN u
q. n suMH1s n
}. B. SoRAruRu, Secretary. &
P.S-An city and country pApen III = y !
eause please copy. sagss n s2sa
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GPECIFIcATION. for the CONTRACT for

SPECIFICATIONs for the contract for
y taking up, raising and relaying the sidewalks both
sides of Com street from Levee to Rampsr, srest for
taking raising wdsning to twenty five feet aud relayng the
sidewalks on said CommSn street. fom Claiborne
Common street, from New Le.ee to Claiborne street.
QUALITY DIMENSIONS THE MATERIALS.-The square
ocks shall be of good hard granite not in respect inferior
in quality the granite obtained from Boston, They shall be
obong in shape not less than twelve than sixteen
inches in width less than twelve than twenty
four inches loug and less than inches in thick
They shall bs well qusrrsd having parallel square
sides ad ends make tight joints and the shall be
dressed square fiat and free Of Jumps The blocks ad
Joining the gutter stones shall be
stones bordering the sidewalks.
The gu. stones shall be Of good hard granite obtained from
inches wde and less than eight inches thick They
sni be we'll quarried having parallel square sides and
ENDS SO as to make tight joints AMI the shall be erec
hewed and dressed otherwise they shall be rejected
The curbsones shall be Of North river stones perec
well hewsd and dressed bvedressed the top
slope OF the Sides rs three to six feet long, eighteen
thirty inches wide and in less thnn inches
thickness with the ends cut angle Of foryye degrees
the street. -s - -
Ine hagst@nes shall be Of North river blue stones
qna perfectly hewed and dressed less four
LONG two feet wide and two and half inches ihick
The bricks shall be well burnt hard Of the bes
qAality.
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COMPTROLLER--OFFICIAL.

s ;:s ne &;
IN cnIb.nd gas, wing sud
ss . 5:
~
GEs.sAL cIAusEsThs VI els work shall b executed to
The entire = sas.sS M Of tss G ez s.so who will A' the
Ths earth picked ont The sh. be the property the
sswas =
penalty Of ten dollars day for each and every day there
dollars shall BIS required the faithful performance
Payments be made the completion Of tbs work and
q the s tho !, q n
AND ss S y T. y s
Ss 10 eosetss eonrseor Who shah
ia
'f coz ss
sad an
hf tho
il ~
which the work Is being the Council
saass article e ss
out Of & to .Gna I II ass e
assndon
IL Th s a
work done BY him up t. the date Of the A.
therefor and j. well undsrsteod Ss, The
s1s sod1s ssas @ q
resale sas s1 I 'n'a
''issa Ssa 81 e:!ssa: ss ;s%psS sSp ~ - ~,
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NUMBER 1872.
fsy II. H.sA11zrI1ur1

LEI TIE sALIzE LIHB.1 II
LONDON, August H-Ths buflder,, atr,ta eont;n.
ues and great Inconvenience is beginning to be exp
nenced therefrom. Elf
Advices from Italy State tbst the Tuscan srmy has
adopted the regulations Of the Ssrdinian army.
General Zante has accepted the eommsnd Of The
army Of Central Italy, and Gsribaldi commands the
troops Of Tuscany and Mo2ena.
The Popes garrison is on the march TO Peschio, o.
where large body Of troops are being concentrated
The Russian Government has ordered the demobi.
lizaton Of the first and third corps d'armee, which
were placed under Prince MensehikoH in Poland
LONDON, August 31.-The London BseadstuHs
market closed with declining tendency. Wheat
closed very doll, and has declined to ID Linseed
Oil is selling at 29s. Coffee closed firm, and all quail
ties have slightly advanced.
LONDON, August 81, P. M-The funds sllghtly i'm
proved towards the close, and consols for money
closed at 95s to s5l. The London Money market h
decidedly easier.
PARIS, August 31-The demand for hour has in
proved, and the market closed frmer.
At Marseflles the Breadstuhs market was generally
very dull. Corn closed With q declining tendency.
Wines have an advancing tendency.
The Paris Bourse was somewhat depressed. On the
3Osh the Three Per Cent Rentes closed at 6Sfranes
80 centimes which is considerable decline in the
quotations Of Last week.