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New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-02

la regard 10 the crops IN this S.Me The Albany
Journal Gays;
More then usual effort has been made This season.
by Gealt in Grain this city 10 sscers the qIan
ty ard quality Of the Gram crop OF tnis State and
10, the purpose If getting al the truth, the Messrs
Chsmb, risLs have seIt 10 their correspondents up
wards # tao hundred blank circulars, asking for
true return Of the various grams and Feeds in the
respective localities. Upwards Of eighty responses
have been made from the Counties of Oneida, Onan-
dago Herb inner, Jefferson, Cayugs Seneca, IonpEns
Outsro Wayne Yates Schuyler. >tsuben, Lying-t
Monroe. Genss.e Niagara and Orl.sus From q care
ul susv,is If these reports and fair computation of
the returns, they make the following report to their
correspondents:
We hsve received large number of responses 10 our
crcu ar If tie th inst from various localities chiefly
col rciiUg think the following Is sboUt reliable
q sunni sry as can De given al this time:
WHEAT-More sowH than usual, With very encour.
asing pFO.pec,s IS to quality and yield.
CoRS-Rather more planted than last year. 1t il
sme bu, looks healthy.
RYE-Rs'her less than the average number Of acres
'os.n. II promises to be far crop. u.,., ST..
IN most places from orouth.
BARIiY-About one quarter less own than last
year. Winter IN good quality and yield; Spring prom
ses 70 be 0; fair qusi,y, but light yield. Not much
old Barley but considerable Malt
GRAss.Msny complaints; old meadows yielded
very poorly.
Tie Bailey crop in Canada j. represented to be a
good oue.
TIE business done in the yarn market at Msnches
ter during the week, through The sudden excitement
and exaggerated hopes induced by the restoration Of
peace, has beer more considerable thsn might have
been expected seeing how email stocks were and how
much sIirners were preergsged. AL kinds Of yarns
up TO 40s, mule tws; up 10 jOs aud cops from SOS to
sos, fully a.. and IN cases If. 2 r. cearer
,hsn ss; week. Doubled yarns are dearer than they
have hitherto been, but have not moved 10 the same
extent ss other kinds. Fine warns also rather dearer.
This improvement is due partly to the Germans buying
more freely than fOr long time past. and the concur
renee Of good home with active foreign demand,
and partly the speculative spirit II the cotton
ket 5, Liverpool stirred up By the peace. The cloth
malke; moves les easiy hsn yarns 20 the advance il
the useral, though buyers have the stimulus Of
good home and foreign trade N most descriptions Of
fabrics Buyers in the cloth market show some ii..
tru. Of this sudden buoysney in trade and are aus
posed 70 operate cautiously, especially shippers 20 In
ala TIE prices Of nost goois, however, tend up
ws.l, sid specially those + T-cloths and prn.ers
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-02

Corr, F-very Fe ione. Priee' are Gnehansedi
Or tSD MEAL1Th. inquiry sr Western Csna FOqr
i., srely N snce.. q -he rceips ard with re's h'
of .ourd pre~. Of The ow s.ae. alr 'ssn nua
nd ar am The sas. 10 80 bbs 81 = ga = ~ ~
sup-,sre w.seIn IS va g y ioI 80 's95 q f,r
Fx-rs 90 IS 2yc 50 r od ohio - h'G 70 - io ii
rrrurd Ohio ppirg hrsndsl = t"d = ~ ,'ss
Geu,,-- southern Flour in ird e-uiana az f5r
srriyai. sre moderate; sales Il l91 oo.s
sap-rfa, Bamore &c ssa - $500 s. of lso bSl.
&4ds4 s. Cora Mes ssaVy ne 'SPPs s..sv~1rr
be- r IS % fo Jer,ry a.. b., ~. ..rov 1, isb,
I'D rrir.. ar b,t,-r old Wheat nominal oai o. ne.
co.e the .ss 100 su.h r.~ S'S 80 bs,h orisary
w., y,,o.v.- 81 ST. 700 b1sh 'sir White CanaIi.h =
: % srd 5000 bush Red Wes:rru On p'lyse rI ,r,.
Gu., ,ud (. uouual ST 7jd7Sc. Barley I. Honls .
o.t. ar in M s-msnd snd steady =; the eo.e .Nss u
i7to0 buih S7Gic. or s's's ana ,,v !. fair
osEae.n Corr osei ,Dd Is S.s @ s.S a. fic for new
Weston Mixed scGs-c. foF round 'nd hA' ie'i" NAD
HIEs are is.l- more active .es Of loo Rio Grand .
=, a. -, So MsrseNbo a. =, months ' I'
oaiho snd $50 CuIsnoa q private terms.
EOPs are qui-t sud prices are unchsnged ,,.s A.
HAY-Th, market hn, The sock is hsht the aPpIs u7
u..rG fair, ,ars Of 900 bales A. 7oG75c Pc l,o -
IRCS-Ttr u.fke fr most de.crigti0ns quiet yet steady
q s 2 E E 81 rs ts i ES.S 10! sS sssei @ ,ad
3iI,r or Russian DO The PaaiephtI Moth american Of
SstlfSss r.tnsTs. ou The sfs'- Of tfe rsars-';
y.-y r.e ,v,uelt 70 notice in ,h. STAPLE and te
ake, r Ps Nes continues du snt uus ne sale o-9s
confined small lots Of AL,hrse a; 50 - . i'I No. -
s..G So f5r Ne. ?; sad y = for No J. On n.r
best Arcoa Blooms pd s65 mos Scotch FEis s~nefa
h,l8 by- ~ buyeTs u no sa-s and quote Il
A. ou In R aud there are % caan;e. . ue
fFr tt ate lew, sbroad noting advance herr ~ uo
ka,. n tendency ,tih-n the nl.Isrt here
,oc. W. e"o,e Lrh: and Middle Ays Hemocs At
- sc cod d.. OT'uoco A. 2. Itc Gas coHlhus
LlME-We oo'e ssl., of 30 be' Common hocA4' a. S-'
NoLASSEs rs. been dal; price, heavy Tie stock on
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-02

CRY PRrsoN REPoRr.-During the month of Jul
the humber persons committed the Jersey CITY Prison
l25 there natives Of ireland 9S; England,
United States IL Germany. ); other cosnires, I.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-02
Spoken.

y pit boat Nelson No. a. 18Th Iuly la, ii y, Dr-
6S2, PIusssr ship Arnold Bonrirxer Tor Baltimore,
% I,,ons Tu;k.r from Gallo Es R.mP:On Roads. jane
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TARE on CnTLnN-

/ r. Eiitr- cf TA< " Tr,st.k
SIR TIE reassks Il youi paper under the Signature
Of Pess. Street, sEe ye-y jusi. Why sAozi -ct our
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-02
hand of English Gi

sus ten or tEeve p~sons .ncampcd sms WOOD on
the Boos6ed turpke the Eleventh Ward Newark They
ana.c,pse the day me and aevp IN theF wssoa'
Part Of the nisht.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-02

narkep'"''HfNI-' yo~p,Y AiE !. 49,
ASHEs-Ts. market = without chsnsr; sa-' u ~ W.
A. rs q and lo bbls Pear. a; - -! ..r- =, s.x
conc M aafk,, ben elis he saes i'r o-y 49,
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-02

SUICIDE At NywARK.-A married woman, nameS
Julia Enrich residing in Church street Newsk committed su
eide on sunday by hanging herself in clubhouse DeeeAss>
uss sui -ci 20 hts Of insanity.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-02
u...;,,. Of Producc.-AUG. !, lSo'.

az RorrEs IS So bh's Folr - - si'a 49, ~
- - 40 Cor- II SIS 60 O,s. - pkfs' A.'es ' w. 's
~ Al Corn Meal 81 do ProsisooS
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-02

SEEDS-1he in Calcutta Linseed referred 20 In
compri..d 6000 BAGS In Boston, deliverable in
p;eber 81 S. and 2O0c 900 bags spot there
81 o2l :, bGh. each.
TEks-Ths msIke; /. quiet; but remains steady holders
Offering freely.
ToBACCo-The mNts, is quiet, but steady. The stocks
hand
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-02
m.veu~uts sf Ocean s<eeaess'
10 DEPART.
70 ARRINL.

rb- Overland Mail California lesv-s - koes svety -
tsy snd Thrrstsy, ~ N L-ster s~AR~ ~ :"
o,syk.S Ov.-,ar3 va S. Louis
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-02

Lsdge Culver Of this city has consented TO deliver
ths agricultural address hsfors the WsshngtOn
County m. Y Agricultural Society, at Fort Ann, on
tAe 9Th Of September Dex'
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-02

FLOATING BETHFL-The floating Bethel at the foot
sf Lsisti street New York having been repaired al Mr.
Nia thip yard GTeenpOnt, yesterday to"rd 20 bel
noorus She bss been sheaLed ana OF her bot
tos This Bethel formerly Of the hrs
rry bat. run Fulton Ferry by horse ana he's been
applied present for under the auspices o
a. Episcopal soci-ty
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-02

DrsoRDERLY HoUsE.-Cspt. King with posse Of
III. Second Precinct Police made himself visible In sands
s,.t House Sunday evening aud srreste4 the proprietor
h.r Others Cor violating the Sunday laws in play
ng bads &c. They brought before Justice CoTnse
and The proprietor held T. bail or keeping
= disoIi.rly house.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-02

PRosPEcr-HmL REsERyoIR.-The work on this
R.s~Ivoir 10 progressing rapidly crcumADoes viii permit
From spyesrsnces The structure promises TO be sresar:A
M &c Of work kmsnshp.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-02

A SPECIAL TERM or THE CRY CoURr.--Judge Cal
", N hod Special Term of ih. City Court Saturday the
7,b Of iu ant for the accommodation Of the Bar
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-02

AocIDFsT.-On Sunday night young man named
Thomas Nolan residing No 62 North Third street ei oil ib,
tp d one Of the Fast N,wYors First street r. D. sDt
severely injured hips and wf lie was taken TO h
residence.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-02

AsoTHER RAILRoAD.-It is stated that the East
Eew-York and F0ltoD-aveDue Railroads ere to be ex'
tended 10 the Cyprus Hills Cemetery on new avenue
70 be built between the Long Island Railroad and tie
plank road at East New-York.
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WINTER GOODS.

nuAE'S BOOT AND SHOE EMPORIUM lis
~ WE'LL filled with all kinds Of goods in his line
for the season.
Osershoes IN quality, price and extent Of variety
decidedly the best stock in the city. They must be
soA.
slippers Toilet, Dancing and Common, for
Ladies', Gonilc,nen, Misses, Boys, Youths and
Children. Very cheap.
Waterproof Boots, hair lined, and campaignsd,
with gum or leather soles.
Dress snd common Boots Of every description on
hand and made TO order. ALL CUSTOM WORK
WARRANTED.
In addition 10 the Boot ann Shoe bnsiners Duke
IL Agent for two oil the best Sewing Machines a.
tant-~W eed y Patent and j. H. Singer Go.'s---of
which he keepa specimens constantly hand
singers Family sewing Machines now sold for
$50. Persons wanting good Boots, shoes Sew.
Ing Machines, will End this just tbs place 10 get
them, hemsmber III no trouble 70 show goods
Machines ut the "BI1 BOOT Store, No. 6o
Main-st., Keokuk, lows.
nov19d
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RAKE OPPORTUNITY
70 - Chance for Z Mechanic or la.
bOFO4
4 SMALL FARM, 80 acres, good new frame
"A house, and new steam Saw Mill, with Lath
Machin =, de-; said mill can clear from $4,000 ia
$4,000 per annum, when 1.-THE hard times are gone
gone away" said land il situated In Souta ern
Michigan good climate. splendid soil, well ".
tered, Ac., DC.
we'll water6d, &c.
Either of the shove farms will be exchanged foI
good house and lot in Keokuk.
Inquire Of J.PARMELE,
Nov. /, '5S-dGm No. 67@ Main st.
Keokuk, Iawa.
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THE FARMERS, GUIDE

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Nursery.

~, Currant, Raspberry, Blackberry 1.-THE Lawton)
Bushes. strawberry Plants, Rhubarb Evergreens
Hoses, de-, FOR sale at the lowest cash prices.
Having been in the business for the past eight
years. We are prepared to furnish Trees which have
been tested and 70 give all necessary instructions
with regard to their culture
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CLOTHING! CLOTHING
Pric es to Suit the Times

@ POLLOCK 4 go. are now resolving !
NJ large, we'll selected aud splendid stock Of
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING,
And can supply customers with any thing usuAlly
called for in their line, from coarse to superine
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ilv and with an unreservcd access to all the pri-
waite papers Of Jefferson in their possession and
has received the benefit Of their recollections end
opinions at every step.
The work contains the expressions of efferson on
every great public question which arose, from his
advent 10 rualic life to his deatha period of about
90 years, and embracing tho whole FORMING period
OF the Republic. 1t contains Jefferson hereto
fofelnpusiished family correspondence; selections
from his finest published letters state papers etc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-07
Py James NJ. Taylor T. Son.

VALUBLE REAL ESTATE ON 2aD,
MARSHALL AND GRACE STREETS, AT
hUCTi0N.-W be sold upon the emisps on
THURSDAY, the 18th instant. commencing at 4
o'clock p; NJ, avery desirable residence a.the cor
ner of 2nd and Marshall streets, and now in the oc-
cupaucy of Mr.. 81. VI Cormack. II has six rooms
with the usual conyeniences with gas and water
u2on the premises, and connects with the city cul
vert. The entire premises have recently been
tbr0ugbiy repaired, and pers ms in want Of a com
Portable retiderce. in quiet and respectable neigh
boz hood, would do well 10 attend the sale.
ALSO-A valuable building lot on south side
Grace street, adjoining the residence of David
saunders ESQ 1t fronts 36 feet front, and runs
back 1872 feet TO analey.
TERMs-One-fourth cash. the balance at 6, ~ and
- months for gotiable notes with interest sdded
and secured by trust 6esd
Taxes and insurance for 1879 TO be paid by the
purchasers. JAS u TAYLOR SON
fa Aucfionoars