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PERSON Al.

kgBCR M-lF THE PRISON w6O Took FROM THE
u Union square Poet Office note addressed to A. Ms
Esq hiss yet Uncovered bsl lot for him will, hope,
H. snd relieve the suffering Of mind and heart Of o.
W. Note OF June s.
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PROCLAMATION OF GENERAL GYULAI.

TERRIBLE THKEATs TIE LOMBAKDS.
The enemy seens anxious TO raise revolution in the
of the army placed under my command, and thus
force 10 leave position which it seems be dares not
atafk in front Ia the open field. But this scheme will
lot succeed. New forces in i'm posing nbers will soon
arrive from the other hereditary provinces Of august
monarch they will be sufficient rergetcaly suppress
all attempts at revolution. The localities which viii eide
with the revolution impede the reDforcements sent 10 my
army destroy the bridges other ways of commun
cation, will give my word for it, be destroyed by sword
end fire. To that effect send the formal orders to
the chiefs who command under / hope that will
not be forced to have to those extreme measuree
and that they will not add 10 the fatal consequences Of
the horrors OF civil strife IN this country.
Given at my headQaarte OF Garlasco, the 25th of
May, 1859 GYULAI,
Field Marshal of lis Imperial, Royal and Apostolic Ma
esty Commander Of the Second army and General Go.
vernon OF the L21bardo Venetian kingdom.
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n Twill. BE AT TIE sAME PLACE tY.,S, ON
II. Saturday at six q. r.
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WV. . rnIlraHAsr. Treasures.


tore and stockholdurs OF the Ohio and Msscn ,pi Rs
.Ad Oow Nssern division )-he~ York. May 49, sss
1888 70 -hich yerr dsnasure snnexed purs q so
hory given In the sxh article, hereby REQUIRE the surends
and delivery to them TO the % day uly next OF
the sares OF stock, be bonds clAms agreed
be placed In he trust In conformity With the spusousin
said Tbs irussec wt be prepared % he
dered and after tbs first day OK Jupe at their @
all srcs New York, between the hours Of IL NJ
pa for half of the three coupons the 6r
construction bonds; deliver he second sondhode
eIchans ed and 70 give trust all parties for .ucs
amounts they ehA severaly be entitled N the
ment For the Of the Certificates
stock nay be surrendered TO the Secretary Of the OHIO and
the OF attached theret the Trusees and
40 we 49, ION see per cent o.
for ds,er 70 Ire respective parties stocs riders who
become entitled 10 Nons certificate of cent
poncons named In the seveph article will furnished Win
such certificates irnediatey the performance Of such
dinonR. kUWir BARTLETT, Chairman OF rruSeos
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vt. CATHARIfE MINERAL WATER, IN ITS NATU.
- raj aate, bss established eelf the
the for rheum .ism rheumatic govt ver siney
plants, &C. &c Certificates of be seen az the
agency Pamphlets cent Price So per dozen.
o. Il. MArAEf, gent, Astor House N Y,
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NyCTI1a-paasnNs WISHING 10 CoxrRAcy ron
~ atuhaE 81 their retdences In pian decorative
be slited by adore serE calling H. 81 o. "a
third avsyue, corner of Twscty third greet
GEO ". hOJER, decorative lnd plain painter.
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,TsEL ROLLS wAHTED-sT TO 6 INCHES IN Ola.
~ meter Address, a'atng price and where they be
seer box l49 Herald Office
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RIO PUBIIsFE15 AND syEREOrYPERS.-WANr
plates FOR 2 par.s noaty rule md 6gure royal ocavo
OF sianeasd and his bly, popular work u IL vast improve
b. the author the original work In for thirty
egh Address che Man Of seventy Summers Herald
90
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no THOMAS RUSSELL. SHIP WRIGHT, AND HANNAH
RUSSELL his wife, natives Of Der wick upon Tweed and
the latter sister to the late Capt Thos Paxton the hp Oooee
wste tSavanpah-shoud ths advertisement the
of the above individuals they requested Immediately TO
cmmupicate with Capt g. Paxton, Of West EartlepooJ.
BARTLEPOOI. 2b 1859.
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Aso1II PROOF eHHOlL CEDAR TayNRs MAY BE
"a had - manunc,urer praep a Guests, 800 Broadway
et -ths 53t htcaGgey CuawsY's hroLiw and
nineteenth streets and nj Deauos actory reen ,yIch
avenue aId Hammond street.
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TsITT AND COUNTY TREASURY, BAn tEA NOIAail,
~ Nay l. S59ro bolder Of per School bonds
Of the city Of SAN FRANCISCO issued MAY 1854 IN
the provisions Of act Of hs Legislature the Ssas
Cafonis approved april 49, 1859 heseb, give noUoe that
viii receive ese proposals. to be placed In
before Monday the lot o. 1853 suencSx
Of bonds 70 the extent Of Ten thousand dollars so Bidder
required b. state the w est al whce hes axgS
10 deliver said bonds 10 Dan Francisco Cess coupons Nos
u ircilve) for each able at this odcs forward
heir proposals. through their ageu In tn, city
accomplished ~. deposit Ia coln or bonds u ten
which deposit bid will bo considered Proposals endcyIel
For the Surrender OF Fan Francisco SchOo, bonds VIII f
unlimited the Board OF Education and county ~
the ssd st day Of August 1889 Parties whose bids may "a
Iccepied Will bs notified forthwith afc,r
sgens aro allowed until the 10th o. oowtss s
ta fnsl surrender Of the bonds VI this Office
WIN. II. TILLIN0BLSr. rroexurAr,
Countesxsned. VIZ. SHERMAN,
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nIvIpENp -NFW YORK, JUNE l3 1859 THE BOARD
OF Dpeccrs OF the Get River insurance Company have
this day declared semi annual dividend Of per cent
pbyssle July progircO THOs PAIMkH, Secretary
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aF MAaGARET FORD u IN NEW YORK SHE WILL
please cab ut l54 Hast Thirty fourth street. the fan Ivy
Nv lyed with In "
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

THURSDAY August 25-6 p. M.

THURSDAY August 25--6 p. NJ
The announcement Of fall Of one-balf per cent
in Eastern exchange at Chicago, and an increase
of over $4,000 during the third week in August in
the receipts Of the Galena road, exercised marked
and natural effect on the dealings at the Stock EN-
change to-day The latter is practical evidence
that the tide has turned and that the increase in
railroad traffic so long expected has really begun.
me former, which is caused by the shipments Of
gram Eastward from Chicago, now amounting t9
about $4,000 day, sets at rest the troubled Que.
hon as to whether the crops will be moved at pre-
sent prices We caution our readers however
against expecting general improvement in West
ern railway earnings as yet Last August there
was speculative movement in grain at Chicago
and other Western towns, under the influence of
which wheat rose twenty cents bushel at
Ohlcago between the 9Th and Goth Of August:
the consequence was sudden increase of business
on the roads during the last two weeks in August,
and subsequently heavy decline when the specu
latiye advance in wheat was lost in September and
october. This year the increase will not probably
be general before September and October: but
there every reason to believe hat from that time
1t viii be permanent and steady. The movement
OF gram to the seaboard since January has been
VI, :, " uie very large shipments from the
West for the rest Of the year
The business of the Stock Exchange continues
large, the orders increase, and prices improve
From all that we can learn the commission brokers
are beginning to purchase for the public:
the aspect of the street and the general
dealings indicate an improving market and
we should not be surprised to see very lively
speculation in stocks between this and October.
There are just enough bears left to afford proper
support to prices and assist the movement from
outside, It is likely and desirable, however, that
he upward movement should not be too rapid: the
lower it proceeds the more likely are its results to
be durable. Tie country is on the eve of period
Of great prosperity in which the railroads will par
Aeipate the prospect for the future, as fsr as it
can be disoerned is exceedingly promising, and
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Movements In ffs.


IFIom The Chicago Times, August 23.]
Yesterday Of the most active days In the grain
market that has been witnessed many weeks The
ceps and shipments Of grain both large amounting
u, ne one case TO 124 $50 bushels, and In the other TO
NY AZ bushels There was very brisk demand for
wheat and prices advanced two cents over Saturdays
rates More than 600 bushels sold at 81 O6 for white
winter, 9Oc. &c for No, red winter 7Sc'a 70c. for
NO spring wheat, and 75c. o 76c. for No. spring
W W. me demand for corn excessive and between
ooOo ana o. bushels sold at 81c &c. Flour
more active with of eCp barrels Of prices quoted
Inc receipts during the lalt week have been 10 903
parIes Hour, 401 bushele wheat 1872 761 bushels
corn o 1904 bushels oats and 8 bushels barley making
ol4 $40 bushels OF grain The h2mone during the
n nave been 25S barrels four 4 O22 bushels wneat
1916 100 bushels '' '
me ios receipts since the ls Of uary, 1859, have
Oeen Zoz 800 bbs -four s74797 busheis wheat, 3467
corn 6G bushels 104 400 bushels
oarny, making grand total OF 16S4i3 bushels The
a shipments snce the LIST OF January 1862 have been
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POSTAL DIR TOR Y f..
Foreign and Domeatic nIails.


TINE OF CLOSING AT THE NEW YORK OFFICE.
North and West way mail. ............b1e a
Western mail, via Erie IL ga An. and 3:45 2. r.
South and southwestern
Eastern mail, by rsiroa 5js a. NJ and 2 r. N
i" " by steambost.. Pm
BuSpAY MAILS. On sunday all mails cose at this
CALroRrIA. BY steamship Moses Taylor, Monday.
The Overland Man for California leaves st LOUIS
designed fer should Sgs at vs,a hsts s,s
ST Louis"
g. LARE CRY The Overland Nail from Joseph o) to Salt
Lake City leaves 81 Joseph every SATURDAY.. at
8AM lie tiers should be marked overland
via st Joseph !"
HAVANA. By steamship De soto, Saturday Au
3d. PACIFIC steamship Nose. Taylor. Monday,
BAHAYA the day after The .rrval Of each alter
nate CunArd packet ut this port, being
month the steamer Karnak will be desoat he'd
With mails for the babsmR Islands, 70 &c landed
st Nassau n P
EUROPE. BY steamship Vanderbilt for souh-
smpton and Havre, Saturday, Aug q. ~ P. Nj.
TIME OF CLOSING AT TIE LONDON OFFICE.
The Overland Mail to Bombay closes london
az foiiows-Vta Msrsei'es the 81 xad 18th OF
nth NA '-' A JAW
CALCUTTA. 10th, 18TH 26h via Marseies. 4h 18th
CHNA, &C. Via hsJsefes the 10th 26th Via South.
amptop 4th and 20,h.
AUSTRALIA Via Msrse and euez the 10th Via South
amptop and suez Eth
MAURIrIus. Via Alden the 4h 9th OF the month
BsAZu. Via Southampton the 9th Of the month
BE- The No rsei malls despatched the above
do Should Of these dates fall Sunday the
The Southampton malls Dispatched on the morning Of
above dates 6houd of these dstea fall Sunday
mall Ia despatched the morning previous.
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.ss u !: ,y whom bio" with terrific ' he barometer
BARK rei Cbseuman Port au Prince Is DAVIS With c..H
and logwood n Perris lbh nit lat y AN Il ~
Ne dredging machine OAbella Marina ~ and on ~
YORK for Haysns zane day spoke r. ,enr 1erpoC isnce
Sh ~ h.,l J.ms p AA nmend Of Bosom bound sE
on de Arcade. Andrews Of New Bedford Steering 2.
cn 20 -sus. Oh, spohs brig Baltimore. Bye Aenoe
SsIk 6cills pre.hy Myss,e q hou,A ballast 2 ns.Hr
Brig Matilda 0f Bostoph Richardson Z.xas C.os. Jul, 81
WIN mob a.ee, 70 J pee6rs 80
King (Br CONN. windsor, Ns,1 days. with plaster,
nns Annie asldsr tsr. Cochran Windsor, Me- 10 days,
schr Julia Rogers oi Hampden Perkins Arecibo via New
hSSycnt u aAys, With moasses TO Culhert Finlsy
schr Bachman, Hooper &c rgetown, SC DAYS.
scor Bepj Strong HAwhns, bucksv,le, &C.
sSnr John Burton, WILMINGTON. NJ, . days
scnr Evelne Ross Crane Virginia
ScSF BALDWIN Jones Eixsbethp0rt tor Hartford
ScSr Henry Laorens Johnsop, Macbias days.
Scnr 500 Eover, Bacon Boston fo~ albany,
Dcnr Ann = SAiter, ftah. WarohAm, 5 dasa
Scnr beozioAh Smith NORWICH 2daYs
Sonf susan Friend Thompson rev Haven, 2 daya
Scnr 6enric1A Jones New Haven days
scnr HSrnlnger Dayton New d. for Eizsbethpors.
sloop Glide Norton. Pswtuche for k0pdout
schr TEXAS Chaplin. Rondout for New Redvord
6iocp Southport. Gardner, Haven q dava
steamer DELAWARE Copee. PbtlAdelphia-
Steamer Westchester. Jones. Providence
6AuEn.
Steamships Montgomery Savannah; Yorktown Norfolk Ar
shlp CynosuIe New Orleans; barK ID Jex Belize Hon
Wind a sunsets W.
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=
Much difficulty mas been experienced IN the purlieus Of
1smDapy BAL by reAson OF the rivalry between the
patriots who desire TO the party candidates for
the May orally Ibe bon William d. Kennedy and The
Bon lsaac Fowler are especially prominent among the
aspirsnts to this dls,ncon at the bands Of rammaDy
Hall Each OF these gentle men s an energetic and IN
scrupuons pohticsn spd the contest between their
spectlve friends has been waxing ardent Kennedy has
me ympathy OF tne more youthful and more foSiy
members OF the parry Fowler ls admired by the ladies
on account OF hs good looks AMI agreeable, bachelor
bis favor. Bol u 10 difficult to CHOOSE between them;
each nae served MS apprenticeship in lammany and has
oeen ueo inc not iound wanting The choice between
mem IL becoming ae exciting as tha. between the ancient
goooefses, wnicn refnted IN the oowrfa OF Troy.
Ia ths emergency We desire 70 recommend third,
IN Inoepenoens cahoioate, who VIII be agreeable 10
~ he,n ,I ae Hsly ana VINO VIII nave good chance
nror,a, ~ th ~ Teer W at james 0oroon Bennett
ranch sece, -, ,h ,on hEf1D NO one pas rendered
certainly be graceful return td ~ u.s., as saa would
go - "i,h gu e.uin oi nls long oevouon to re-
W. i " I'M I.h uls honlnston As lor capacity, doee he
,, Nv fneaaee he"spapef-e' enterprise tee tines
oas as ne ~ Anasehebt OF tue CITY government II
g. a, q. 20 LOS si.e Pefson "eslouio select
.rnan ,s ss'De Nc.e Ie 70 os put mere ls nc
nsM , .. ssnseeousy oe adopted by the
Denocrauc party as Their candidate The Fowler men, we
Presume would be able TO support him accom-, Of his
gooa looKsi while the Kennedy men need fee morud
con al reNIIDg rom the neid before an adversary
PO*eHui ana ontnsuished. Another reason why the
Ig ,nouIu nominate Dim may be found in the large in
Mr. pnett oae 10 the upper part Of the sand
peay 70 masning'on hegs hereafter one Of the great
a.. VIC ny Cnuer nis mana Inc improvements OF
49, sos u vi w .pery a''enueo 70 We trust then,
eh S al d"n sne oepocras WI 90 Mr. Bennett
-. ,,sa ~, a.-' 20 sA. r,, Sauuioa'e
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Port OF New York, August rs, 1850.

CLEARED
steamship Montgomery, Crocker savannah-H Cromwell
Steamship Parkersburg, Powell savsnpsh-H Cromwell
Go.
Steamship Yorktown. Parrish, Norfolk &c-Ludlam Hei
neken
Ship Hartford Davis New CreanA-Wp1 + Frost
Ship VIM ste,son simsoa Mobile -Nesmith Sons
Bark Chas Brewer, Gould, Galveston N Brigham,
Bark secor, Brooke. Mooi e-kRge Hazard
Brig label Beurmann, Tamss Fort au PriDce-Delaled,
Wilson A Co
Brig Starlight Crowell Arecbo--R Trundy
Brig Black Hawk, Sparks st Jago--B D Rrookman 4 Co.
Brig Jacques (Fr) Olivier st Pierre j Wheelwrtaht
Brig Norhern Light tBr). Esdae. Maitland MS Whitney
4 Co
Brig 8 Wooster, Hor kins, LAvaca--3 A Ferris 4 Co.
Brig Who'll Couhfos Salem MastAr.
6chr PoDtz, DaCsmpos, Oporto-L E AmSnck.
schr q Williams (Br) McAlmon, Hilsboro-P Fevius
schr Greyhound OBJ, Carnage Haifax-H 9 Donovan.
sihr bagley, osers, norehesd p q Murray.
schr Mallory, Marshall Norfoik-Vsn Brunt / sisht
Hchr Lavina Jane, ketchum. Alexandria
schr sHTAb Ellems ThomA ston-G l. Hatch
Bchr n Mankin. Be- RI Boston-DA yton sprague.
Bchr Lameyer, Bayiey, Newburyport W Lewis Co.
ARRIVED
Ship Mary Ogden Loveland Liverpool July IA with mdse
York and Camden both liverpool for New York st
inst lat % "a Ion 50 90 sgnszed bark Henry from Antwerp
ship Tornado Mumford. 81 john NIB Aug a. with md.e n
VIM Frost The bound TO Liverpool and put into bs
port eeky having on the 18th inst lat ~ Ion 81 30 exae
renced hun from ENE NE by shifting to Sc with
wa he'd away hesdrs &c In height OF the hurricane A.
10 Pm the ship struck upon wreck or some drif s witch
caused serious Leak since that time pumps have ueen
from becoming ws,eroeged It the conviction Of ali on
board that only the good Qualities The ship her he
ing totally Lost The gale reached n beiah, from Pm 70 mid
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Total. 975 0s5 1903 4452 10 q 4ss 2s7
Last week.... 2l7904 sos 12O,a7466s A0l470 sl 1873

lilV LUX ptHutH VI tO'udy SuyS.--
The market is now active large business s doing In
staple goods still the importers not satisfied they
are putting out circulars to keep up prices which IL they
were certain Of their ground they would not do Desa
bic goods are maintained in prices but undesirable styles
with which the market s inundated offered at Low
neuIes The pufchssers, who are increasing In number
conhne their bills to small amounts, in expectation Of
buying more by and by at lower rates. The auction
rooms being crowded With French and German goods
which will be offered later in the season Prices in Eng
land Of manufactured goOos frmer, but this will
AFFECT our market already over supplied from France aud
Germany. Some importers are more ready to extend
credit little 10 facilitate the gale Of their goods, but tins
ast resource Of overtiadng is dangerous game TO play
Tbe domestic maTke. is more active - the foregD
Both woolen ard cotton staple goods are better de
mand Than supply. Deaines, however, aQ$e given way
IN price, Fancy styles OF cassimeres are the most active
article oil fale in woollen goods
The argument on the Schuyler frauds, in the case
of "A. Underwood against the New York and New
Haven Railroad Company, was concluded on
Wednesday, and the Judge took the papers, reserv
ing his decision
We read in the Missouri Republican,
Inc most OF the GALES Of Eastern sight al u per
cent, s.housh the regular bank rate is Ia premium, in
phAeoe unos An Informal meeting OF the presidents Of
Toe several banks Of the city held ast After
conIerg together they separ with the understanding
psDg mentioned 40 the day At that time supposed
gu the parent banks In the State will be represented
agreed on all hands that aome concert Of action among
ouI DahXs 10 necessary 70 their comfortable working
me interests OF the business community and indeed the
financial repute Of our State Our Missouri system Of
Dsnks Ia one which adopted upon full deliberaton,
ana me great majority Of people are DESTROYS that
me ~ SIC m s1a be maintained the foundation where
ae law and constitution placed It, The managers Of the
banks will be sustained In all tf their eorts 70 maintain
y On these grounds; and further legislation is required
facilitate their doing 1t, that legislation will be granted
silver oodges and lynch law were never understood
70 pe among the privileges defeDces of the banks.
nearly union and wise co operation among all the banks
wnl DC great step toward redeepg them from any dis
repue which from proceedings may have attached
10 any Oh them In ony quarter also toward enabling
them to exercee that power over monetary affairs In the
state TO which they would naturally entitled
The magnitude OF their aggregate capital and deposits
The following is the last weekly statement Of the
New Orleans banks -
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Total $es51 1854 lo,osl oSs 73be742 IT $3.50, TAO
d. crease.. $l39,CS6 Increase. 6O02
Total. :. t2,666, So3 2,7S7, 37l 1,Sb2,705 !,
Decrease. 49,. .$l2l ,008 Decrease. :. 1923 ,448
The Philadelphia Pennsylvania says:-

The Philadelphia Pennsylvania says:-
The Finance Committee understood TO be actively at
work preparing financial budget presented 10
Councils early in September With view to provide the
funds necessary 10 meet the demands upon the city
suy during the balance Of the year. and also the principal
OF the city debt failing due Ia January, 1850 II IL
evidenthat permanent loan OF uncomfortable
will have to be negotiated. It IL conceded that the city
will require not less than $3.50 600 the re
ceps to meet her ordinary expenditures, besides which
million and quarter will be needed to pay the city DEBT
falling due In January In addition to thg, school loan
OF 500 goo cannot well be avoided loan OF $50 900
pay road damages will be pressed, will also loan of
S40 eco for the construction OF Chestnut bridge
which last will have the support Of the powerful corpora
ton now 20 largely Interested In crossing the Schuylk
These will make together over two millions
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FREIGHIs-Rates were firm to English ports To Liver.
50 boxes cheese by the steamer at 4os and 1850 bos
copper ore att To London 35 tons copper at 20s
changed.
HAY-Sales OF old for shipment were moderate at roc
zoe. New arrives slowly, and sells chiefly for city
al Irregular prices according to qualify and condition
HOPS were quiet and sales limited. Reports regarding
tne Yield Of the new crop somewhat contradictory
IN come places the product is doubtful while in
o'bers 1t is spoken of as good that, taken as whole
IL may result In fair average yield.
Sales Of GOO bales Manila exiship Vstua,
VA, months, and in small lots at S24 80.
ME-saies Of 900 800 bbA. reported at Csc for
common, and 81 Is for lump Rockand.
SoiAssEs Sales Of rs hhds Cuba muscovado were
mace At 24c 25c, and Is do at 2sc loo bbs New Or
eaps al Ale 42c 20 hhds Porto Rico at &c 33c and
NAVAL STORES Sales of 400 bbls spirits turpentine
were made at 4bc and 500 bbls fne rosn al IS 50 CON-
mon was quiet at 81 80.
Ous.-Linseed was unchanged while sales vere rnoda
IaM crude whale and sperm were IN moderate request
Tlthout alteration OF moment IN prices
PROVISIONS P0fk-The market was less active, while
prices were easier The sales embraced about 500 bos
iDcludpg new meas at $l4 371S a S14 49, thin mess at
SiS 70 clear mesa at SIG rs SIT, and prime at $40 I2
Dds including country prime at s. so a So country
mets az $aS7 75 repacked mess at So $40 25 and ex
demand, with small sales, Including shoulders at 6ae
and hams at &c. a84c Lard continued firm with sales
Of about 10 bbs end herces Al loc lie Butter was
10 eood demand at l4c 21c. for State 1885, lie for
Ohio Cheese was in fair demand at Be. q 9l1c
RIcE.-Sales OF 10 casks we're made at 3J.c a4l.c
bids, including email lot Of Porto Rico al 6lso 7sc
The remainder consisted chiefly Of Cuba muscoyado in
cuong refining and grocery goods within the range Of &C.
10 tMc and ,Z96 boxes on private teTms
IALow.-Sales Of 5000 lbs were nude OF Ios.c
WHALiBosE.-At New Bedford, to the 22i inst, the
for the week embraced IL 600 lbs Ochotsk
a QUO ana OO0 IDS South Sea al price TRANSFERRED
WmsKkY.-The market was better, and sales of about
700 bbls. were made at &c
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ALBANY.

ALBANY.
WEDNESDAY August "a, 1859.
F1our-rbe demand il good, with moderate receipts;
prices Of the low and medium grades 121ac better
other grades unchanged Sales 100 to ECO bbs
meal at lbs 3d. 49, 6t Gran-rhe only sale Of wheat
hear of is 800 bushels Of choice old white Cana
dian, Rye in the street SOC Corn in the street.
$50 Gales Of cana. Oats In the street, 3sc 4Oc
the sales include 500 bushels Wisconsin, 900 weight
$500 do do $50, weight; 800 do Canada East, 400,
weight, and ], zoo do. State, 37hc., measure.
PRICES OF WHEAT
The latest accounts by mail from the rural districts
along the line of the Michigan Central Railroad give the
following the ruling prices for wheat-At Paw Paw,
76c. Albion, 75c $780, Battle Creek, 76c.a SOC Jack
Bon, roc. s0c; Kalamazoo, roc 80c.; at Iona the
market was dull, holders waiting for higher prices