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, 1860-08-01

PI1 PRlxoE ALBEIT, IL,FJ prooz. Julr 20
B.nke1a Circular reports eacs Of the ~ ck e. roo h,s
ct,ton. Of which 1000 were speculation and coo
export The opened fr, tut l1a QUIET wing
to hplttss exhibiting nsor" Ltrtsc tn rcll.
11kaFoo1 bssAp.xrrFs.@"eathcr la, letn fave!sble
sp&nee Co. 7errt lorr nrMer. o'd In roue rases
81 higher, sa'es It etGsN Wheat and ID higher
Sitce 1uetday led los3!@l1s-G; vt lite 1t@1a Cd.
Carn dull 6ials lower hut steAter at cose yellow
I& +n.61; wu,tG 2l+lt3 t3At61.
higher It satsis, AID f3s Atk-d for PRIME Tanw s.s
PsonrcE -rotaaae. dufl Ut rs 3&29s Cd re1ra dull
atas6tlU-
t,nocKIzs- r qa1et hut dfm. cpfs a:e4dy. TIA
dull aud uneha1eed.
LosDos NoSEr HAG1H-cnnsat1 c1o sed Ftlday at 9:k
for nonry n: Il s3%42e& far sccounf.
txEAnsTrF,1- lou1 and Wheat as advancing lend
kncy. co1n dnl.
Itrayt.foh1 generally 3ulf- ....
Loxpos, 3llh-noon-cons s1ls 9a1as3.f, American ~.
, 1860-08-01

BrTu1elAraj Stw Yonx JuIy IL
F1crk-MoFr aive, both Fo7 export ao home consump.
3tun. PRICE Eene11Ily without Nrku chanR sAjes
H. 60 bfs II o 10 for super 11e: fcRSW for ex
aase 4&to4SUl for super weetern Il crTn:S for
connou T. medium extra ~ssesp: t3I Las III for Ain
r4r brands extra O. M11krt c1 ttn ntes,E ruf
Ing saes IT pts for eIpo pFces rhn the
5A14dx 43ut coEtnnc4 In tuodeiata teuu ~ whe uries
for grades have hy prpVt{l EslcH fi,;s
n for pe = 1u7, CO taunu II chnIrs
super exia Hye fouF In luliled drrns: ar Il a. "a
~ con- to caosce su2es. Corn mea quiet aaa IN
ch1ng~6,
ft sgHc.
Oxhix-Wheat about fc higher with toder1te demand
bu Old winter rcd west,rn It u .3 800 bu good asd
T<1. choiee amber 1vw4 n 4l.749t; $500 pa whlte
, 1860-08-01
ILLINOIS AND m1cHIcAN CANAL.

1EE1F Ed. .INy 3.
Spnatcr. La.a1le, 1T tons coal!
Mariner, lasalIc. t33 tofa cnAi.
j Il Uickey, L2sai I, hl33 Lu corn.
Afrcu, Lasalle 4ts! hu corn.
Il F. s'eesty, 100 hu c~tn-
Q1ten City, ,asalle. 5lU bu corn.
Flnwer, aNIle, $50 br c11n.
E. H. n oper. Ia.:&l1e, $50 u c1In.
Goden st tie. Lasa.le. lU64 bu Il eaeks ofrags
Colleen CLOUD, La%AIc. 4.st6 bu corn.
t;oll Eagle La-aEe, 4U00 bu cntu.
], D. Leonard, iasae. k.5N b1 corn.
Trader. Mor1i., t.l 0 # dr. pip..
P. Eor1hrup Jnet. u .Iave 80 c. F. 1o1g stone
Lnekpor1, Ltekport+ ~, bn corn.
j. l.. Alexander. Loclposf, L 700 lu corr.
r kichu ond, Lockpori, 4h0 lu corn.
u. Bell. Lockpo1t, t0U bn crrn, 6fl bu wheat.
HetcYe Athens. 90 c.y. rough STONE.
Col stea1na Athens ii j. dressed stone, 10 bu os.
july 81.
Fame Fankake 1855 # lumber. 1890 s!ng ~ shin
Glet n iatt, l7,t13 heads and slaves.
Egsputr. Athe- 4, Lcti.
Qtl. Etearns Athens. light
, 1860-08-01

Ind at lss2ls7; teoos.u nt~ red Ohio ii 1ss; eoco
bu nuw 1ed southern at ..3ell:31; 400 bu new while
sauthsru u u ao and 8so0 bu Nj club At l.2ii NE
quet and tcaty. t<aes fC0 hu GIH Oeru no 1,ttFe
aud nrmer. Sales VI w tl IL for rnno sn!1.4
WESTERN; {! for vnrV choice wrsttfu yt!lw Otts sr.s
ard In moderate Hqne.t ~ Sc. " fsr western Anu ea
dian. and t0ls+o4 for Sa!c. "a.
LEArHkt-lbak. light and middle weigh! 10 aoctfa'e ~
q,rs tie tdy pcrs. White I,nlock u dull AZ II ",
hln Granhe, and ~ fot cst r. kaurLt r o,, 4 ,rr
WooL-Continucs ady. vi Il e. *erate bus nes o''es
Ut full previous rres. - am ,.,. =, x,o
paot,-oss-Potk quct anil firm slfs Soo oot Ss
for nc mes, for ID 4H..5 for Tim mes IT,
frwestetu prlcnt N r. go for c1'a. mpt ,v
new ring 41asu old priue. bcel-Aaktt Gu sI IL
changed Ea}aa It's tbs 1t t4Gf25 COUNTY p'n; mnss
80 GO m-sa, $50 10 Ga aseIaeke1 hst .m. nnTt nj
;lsc aiate anJ west. tuu-ats h:n 1.ntrrat- en- ~
Ssler s1 ple. q, &c f,r dry slted. lGtlic 19f w
haina Liza rntr with mo!erat telnana snes ~ 't ~
S.i.sGiqI nru $50 k,gA to a'EErat i3h naenn us'
B,t tcar,~ fer ptIna ktats While t'lnt'a 10
s,ies II ie ft State l.l fos O!u: hcfe s'ean9 a"o
n III drmsud a, fCs!oE FIR rtatt. sstsH Oao. S,
"A bhs. Pn lis o. SC. Id II hhf+ Bsba ~ ~.
Sra. mai. dill atl ,ses 11' G. h.,|t In cr'
nf 1ha lax. stock rtu. 70 Ca. .lrs Snhhis tnMI5
Suh1 nj GtG;iXc Cr.c drm tut tu htnr Scss tn ui u
cn.faucnce II The high rt CO.. aIed VI feh ae u IT,
or!iLaFy 10 prime N4tllbHc: AsE!> ale" AaSs
Suirs 1sG1 Ike: tcy TN 3M lsHc: 1asa !tnx171e: e.
ft Domingo l5xc ca-h. NC ezra onlyf salcs o. % T. r1
rio frnln second haLds at lSa1aae, and lIo o' Nv
Srocss fTIee. lowc. nnd closing n.; T. NJ g. h9A,
sklH LaCrrs-e giants 1.L. Lake Efle N ,a stn
drs Eosfx s3X ssH, Ere ~ DO as:c:ata ~ N.Y. :.
eon SIX. iIa!1crn Ill do ia H. LaCro e ! ~ - ot
ri Ifi Tent scrip IS ) St1 ~. LII 10 ~ Voa'
, 1860-08-01

NEW YoRk, July 3l-Fowler's building On
partially deatroyed by fir. last night. Loss,
$4,000, Of which Chas. Tining. printer, lost
$4,000; r. ", Strong, publisher, SIC. 600;
Nooukn, stationer, 5000. Building owned BY
Roger Taylor and damaged 10000. Several
other tenants suffered.
, 1860-08-01

tI1Isot5tovx. July ., 1a63.
sn:-0Lservaz that tie Republican cunEe1ton Of the
Third ou. .resstoual District recently assembled at Doom
lDgton refused to r2tHy ths rdatoa Ut my
By the State Central Comni,ts cand Late for tie oee
Of Lsuteoaatsovesnn~ desr. 10 say h. c1unat
stcrEY,elf the eanddte Of the Republican oasy Of ILL.,
while asss sud respectable portion Of The Seas
nake oheot:on thereto.
Yours 1etpettturT, y7AL JAr1o7.
Hon. y. 3. Judd. Chairman Republican State Central
Gumnlttee. IhicnEn.
, 1860-08-01

uRnAsA, July 1.-The Republicans held a
q massmeeting ut this p1ace to day, The at.
tendance was large, there being about 5000
Rs9H aod Ts5s nsSS By sena
, 1860-08-01
Albany Lumber Mark ct.

sA1rkbAr, July e.
There I'll In CT in the ree'tts & uHc tu
xnek In market 1ayEe the good >aie4
moderately active Rnd the shipments large Liza:
The pferent we<k ihe1e has bern accumulation Advcet
BY lst eeptenb u-et VII; b. kE4 to prevent the
sapnsg: oi 'nme u s. higher pries. aEs eu5r.t in Al
tke naAuuf Ease det - inta " a Ltns aer
August. should this b. gI]v tl lit * will pt he
asuprtY for tit f4u dcuart, Ind uyera VIII avaN
thAsesta Ut the p'cstnt Iac:s E-s lumber Ind 1iv1
In -tIrstAtna t. t,suc1te tier ttock.
\ Noc4at e IT. quesat'G--.
Th1 recepa ty the E., au1 Csampa Canals tu.leE Tie
h1n WEEK Il Ju5, IN the yc2Es iame" ~s'c follows:
, 1860-08-01

RUFtAi.U i LAKE HURON
- RAil".f. shortest ard It r.,t- IA r.. /:
et:er Eaatrsu ri.;-,.
t!vft - HEf.l'at o:4t p.m.. New YORK u il: ~
ton It .3: Goa ecilnk with n. =. {-ulr... & III.
oe oGsa:a.1 Al st'c Lhth Depot. Il. :. taEF'.E.
, 1860-08-01
IkerublfcRu McetiuH

Ks1ours7ows. Ind !, July 3l.--Therc was
very large Republican mass meet.pg here yes.
terday. It IS estimated that Ii, 900 people were
present. Speeches we're made by Cassius M.
Clay, Caleb 3. Smith, Hon. Wm. Cumback and
others.
, 1860-08-01

This valuable and effective document, which
comprises the very essence Of the campaign,
Is reduced 70 the dimensions of sixteen pages
and can thus be afforded at very low rate.
It will be kept for sala as the PRrss AND
TRIBUNE office at the following prices: Two
cents per single copy 90 cents per dozen t1.25
per hundred; $40 per thousand. Postage one
cent per copy extra on packages Of twenty or
less-one half cent per copy on all others.
, 1860-08-01

The Galway Steamers.
Bos1oS, July 31.-private letters received
here confirm, the announcement that the sub
sidy Of the English government to the GALAXY
Line of Steamships has not been withdrawn.
, 1860-08-01

BUFFALO. July 2o.-Anired. Frop Acme, 1Ia,haw.y.
Chic lgn ta,ena. Sleee. schrs y Dickinson. lttsra
Chicago; JapeF. Van River dc. Cleared. rop -yMoui.
Dickson Chicago Iowa, jones' do scr Atnieagle, NoI
k1b
, 1860-08-01

Sr. LOUIS, July 31.-The extensive iron rail-
Ing manutactory Of McMurray, Wipkte. Mair
4 Co., WAS burned this evening. LOSS $4,000.
Insured tl0, 900 in city offices.
, 1860-08-01

,Hu6aIo Market.
*s 11eaRAfn1 DrnA1o, July II.
"a, h1a, Will fsf demand eal.z loo1 bbls
iIno. n ~ foet y; ING % far Niscon.ln aud
1r6 :, steady tee4 % tto bu new r Ohio snd
~ "a te Cn'n seAdy s.le4 lp0y Iii and Tp;cdo
otnsT Eraiux nominal, -4~'' n Ile &t1etuooa'
NHExr--Eostaai atltc
EAkAL FxIIcHre-E,4anv
-Eo ~ 4 q. taou9 bu wheat s,o13 IN eoru.
n pAse. ~ Ns~"' GAM" VI corr AND tAQQ
, 1860-08-01

Borsp -S!mr. Forsst Queen. props Ontario. Comct'
KKnsksye Msp seT."n: bu'nE 3 on s1ee saate
Blade, Atehaon, 1mtetal Il Ia Logan and Willl~m
dtrHnn.
Hor1p powH-Stnr North staz props City Of Madison
aud Caaret bark danube. b'Ea t:itsaiisr Nole urns
and $. e. Wa.hsdge, and .chrs Mary Williams and Cost-
lind.
, 1860-08-01

O31EtHeV
PHILADELPHIA, July 3l.-1lA Zouayes drill
at the Academy OF Music, to night. They will
leave for . Dlltimore On an early train tomorrow
morning.
, 1860-08-01

NEW TOfK CUttIe WnFMeks
Br TE1.EGKArA,l NEW lofT+ july u.
Market opened to day with 6ce n- ~ lgk crnt rer
pound. supply head and quality uuca Inferior
10 last weeks.
, 1860-08-01

MICHIGAN CENTRAL A>.D
4FA- GREAT WESTERN (CAytEa, RA.LN as.
SUMMER .ARRANDEMAAT.
TI.'ns eaVs lhe 9Eea& Genital Depot sor: II Lax :.
Uh4caxo: - ~ 7
@AnTL'Ehtnlax Exp.efs, fSnnl.Y4 r1. ;:,la: " !,
L'sttpt D. - PHI S.sf thsun i;!i+ ~ 'u i. IL. n
an ~ prn' Ss~ Y3sk ~ pm. ''e>.ur iii -.
as:!ys ~ Detrn', tn an, >t.sr, ~, IT,r,.. :.
h9Sa.o o;i0 p1i. Albany k46 Az, " i.rA
,.,o w t3sn'a.. ana.. Ho7ten l:oo pm.
CEtcinn7t 10 u hours =
k'.N ffa llsi' nats and Louisville FL: ,cs. ,ex-;t-a
d3vl through 10 Claeinnsll in II Il us, Lot;
- In IS hnur+, " - S' 49,
e:oo pm Train. Saturday. cu;y 10 Nike
Snns!sv 'IralI+s Pm.
iAteht slet p.uk Cars al l.;2 Il t;aE:t
Ihe am Pin train tar.ns At rat!s w;;i ttc E,- IL.
a, Au5on , haswas o HHGal, a'i al II. e.t:a'
enfkh, Montreal. Q!stcc s;t II: y. mis- IL t.. H..
Northern VefM"lt. Ssv ii.nl4hsa aud Ga....
bAkx1se check &c through,
Through T,esets toE As i: te p-..::}.. a". .. c4.
u hH North sad West a1 :: ths il n ny ~, & =
Dearborn 4tFess- Chicago 4 the csro, ,cr,'L /. ,.r
r. n. RICE, Suts H.: rn,. H.
=. :. stA1ol77. q CeaerA f2-sca:es Axssi. te:*
, 1860-08-01
i Call.

Tie delegates ctosen 10 nominate State ccers tie
Expu lean Stata "onvs1tnn ted At Irat.r the
Of Nav last er7est+d to Aa-xnhs In the city nf
kp1Inkfed, Wednesday The eighth da7 Of August. tn
nominate candidate for observation-disclosures eli th,
vacancy created By the tacnaVn o. HIM. Francis 4.
Hoffman.
n. d. 1Unp. Chai1man- nAyYp DAVIS,
WM IL. Usowy, CaAs. u LAExExcr,'
JELtAs S. RrM-ET, wv. 4. ia1x.uAw,
EHRx.zxa fIcE. II. II. tA-%kLL.
GcsrAvrs koE1xEH, HaI. A. MAt>HALL.
II 1xsELIrs LAs-tsu. VILLA n {. FLAn0,
CALyI1 TxCIsnAlE, ioHx T. JoxE..
Republican State Central t:ula1utee.
........ IiuRAcE WHITE, Secretary
Dated It Springfield, July 10, 1sd1.
, 1860-08-01
THE PENNSYLVANIA CtN
l. TRIAL KAuRuAD.
10 MILES DOUBLE raA..I.

r, capacity CT sa:: Eeaa q na~ ss-a. Il a5 = Ia
Three ThronEa :;,.S Faa':n.er s 1saih'
fs;Ssfa Is'f ION u III Il Si9 1; * II
New ferk. no,ton t'a:;H:Ie All Was. ST. z. '
'af:s .p.sa m nd T. IT,
E1;ss~s aud Est LlneA rslE thr"n." - ~. ri.
":;hsS sssss ss4,; r., - Sa:s ss,4 Ss'ss: s
step,nx Ia;s . to g.p':ts r., At: ss.; ir'", !: F.
d4ily tralns c.nueet uiter: ~ New le.<. }......,
III !!ns s,1nss, - E.i;;n".. a,' Ms;'
~; s'93 I;,; na ,,fs ,,s;as sE ENC,
Two p1llY Trans s~:w..u New i.:s
Ia:as;a 1sts' VI ~, AT <'o<: or s.'s 49, ~.
lio4. Ticket. to i;oe,na arc x,c.: ", S..-s =: -.
e. ss.nSx ;sst,a i!; r.: W. Is'n
Ttkcts y b. abta;re,l st AT "f:.sr :ns".'.: =:
Of s,samss "a aa ,h~ X:s.it:s q osc n..t
Onrt< Of the t:oupans'n btsscn New i>t4 ~
Phl1a.!epha.
X rAa1 A1wA1s "a Low Ax3 IN: a. &..;,.n
tn. t.s5tss AsS ses fs x::!S :SE' L
i>s: 8iSHs4 fi' fz d; %9if wzgT. sAss
fssa.ss s:S IT, II + S: q ar y: s,es Ee' q t.
.:th r. s.:in: e !ms. aa:s;as; 49,:
BY s'Rp*t. q Fs ~! =; ,S,, s @ r
II rs'.. + I. s4Ex sNf :t;; ra;;'s '@';
ps;;s.,si, S;s SiSt;:7 s. ,ss sy;.!; ;.;.
H.. il. Z. Meta1,.m Na'i:sso. .lpd: IT,. II. ~
Ss ss a., IT, ,I;a ";,sG H.; Il. ss:,l< ~, IT., ~!
Loas join II. Hasr',. N.shvi;l rv,.I RI, ,~
aSsal; le9 ts :s*s g: Ssspss Ss'' 4 hss IT,
Tke Greatest Facilities ohcr.e ior so4
portai1on OF LIVE ~rHtk.
Ana xe.l Recommendations VITA usual pEvi.t4r ::.s:
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-09-14

A WOMAN ALMOST so YEARS OF
AGE BECOMES A MOTHER FOR THE FIRST
THE-Mrs Alice W., residing IN Seventh
Street, below Mound, is over fifty-seYen
years Of age, having been born in April.
1903. AT the age of twenty-six she was
married, and since that time her domes-
tic peace has been uninterrupted by sick
ness of any kind, and undisturbed by the
cares that invade families eosemporan-
eously with the advent Of children.
About a week ago, she astonished her
husband, physician, and friends, by Civ
iEg birth to pair Of boy twins, both Of
whom are large, healthy, rosy, plump
and pretty. as babies ever are, and from
present appearances, likely to live a hum
dred years. The gray-baired mother Is
fast recovering from her singular illness,
and filed with a sense Of pain-boughi
happiness, enjoys her new relationship
as much. apparently, as any mother
could. The case, we do not believe, has
a parallel in the history Of the century.
Cincinnati Press.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-09-14
RAsBURGH VERMONT, FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER "A. 1860.

exclaimed the old man, with his head
bowed upon bis cane.
And does God stand out when you
return to him, and remind you Of your
many offences which be refuses to for.
give or does He open bis mereiful arms
and tenderly receive you back
No more. no more be groaned
aloud. tell you it IS useless. You
only agOnize me. Ny mind is made up
Gods ways are not our ways. l have
done all can, he will require no more.
And you will 60 home Tonight and
pray, Forgipe as our trespasses as ace
Jorgies those srio trespass against as /,
How viii that prayer be answered? +? o,
dear Savior said, how long before
we shall receive Thy Divine lessons, not
in our understandings merely, bgl also
in our hearts and lives, We preach
charity, and live for selfshness. We
pray for love, and nourish hatred. We
hope to be forgiven, while our hearts are
hard with stony vindictiyeness. Are we
utterly selfdeceiveds Is our religion
all vain show
opened the Book, and read the page
to which my hand instinctiveIy turned.
1t was the parable of the ProdigaE Soa.
All the simplicity, beauty and pathos Of
that divine story opened up to me with
ia power and freshness and viyidness l
had never felt before. My own soul was
stirred to its depths the spirit of all
forgiving love seemed to descend upon
Us there; l forgot all argument, in the
absorbing interest of that sweetly con-
vincing, over-powering narrative.
AT the close, the old man was sobbing.
Other sobs, too, were heard, in the ad-
joining room- opened the door, and
made sign. Simultaneously mother
and son came forward, and threw them
selves at the old mans side.
Here he is, father. Here is Martin
our child, cur SON! articulated Mrs.
Lockwood, disengaging the fathers hand
from his cane, and pressing it upon the
returned prodigai. The old man went
aloud. 1t was some time before any one
spoke. Then Mr.. lockwood faltered
FORTH
Martin-my only sonny child, I
forgive you. o, may God bless you.
and make you his And he embraced
him, while the tears showered down ike
rain upon the young mans penitent head.
And that evening the three walked
home together; the young man, with bis
father leaning on his right arm, and his
mother on his left; and they walk SO
still, through the valley of life; he a de-
voted son, all his wild, youthful strength
subdued to manly uprightuess and tender
filial affection they, patient, aged pair,
moving calmly and unshrinkingly toward
that final goal, those gates of death,
through which We all must pass.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-09-14

ET "Fasher," inquired q young urcilin
Of tender years Of bis pareHf, does The
Lord know everything
Yes, my scr" replied the hepefal
sire. Why do Jon ask that question ?
Because our preacher when he prays
Is 80 long telling him everything, | tho
be wasn't posted
The parent" reflected
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-09-14

gg An eccentric gentleman stuck up 4
board in a deId upon his estate, On whiel
be painted the following :-sI will give
this field to any man who IS contented.
He soon had an applicant. Well, sir
are you a contented man Yes, sir
very. Then what DO you want with
my field
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-09-14

G. The citizens Of Greenwood, S.
C., have voted not 70 hold any further
commercial intercourse with the North.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-07-18

There have been few transactions in bonds. The
proposals for the sale of $1oe, 900 six Pct. bonds
bearing Get interest, for which the great trade
of our locality is tending to, leads to the hope
the bidding will be attended. The time for reeeiv
ing tenders expires on Monday at noon ; so you
who have stores of cash and gamers of lucre, and
are disposed to invest, have now opportunity of
investing, and confirming to the world that the re-
sdent citizens maintain the credit and honor Of
the Crescent City inviolate.
The counter rate for Exchange to-day was from
500. Over 500, 900 was sold at {. Outside quo
tations were from 9-l6@s sixty days sight at
from 4, EGel and II get. dis Sterling lO94@lO9l
the banks holding at ll03, and making daily sales
at that figure for remittance. The demand is, how
ever, limited. We do not learn of any transactions
in francs-rates range from 5.15@5.10.
By the annexed circular of the Liverpool cotton
market, it will be seen that general quotations
were abandoned by some parties at the date of the
sailing of the Arabia; however, they will get into
traces again. There is too much cotton held on
the other side to allow anything serious to tran
spre, though it is bruited about that the losses on
cotton shipped to Liverpool this season will foot
up to fifteen millions of dollars. In the meantime,
the bills, with only some few exceptions, are being
provided for. Who will foot the losses is a ques.
ton to be considered.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-07-18
Neh Orlsans 9ailg Crescent.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT
gsn Orleans H,luueg 5flarkst.
CRESCENT OFFICE, No, 10 Camp Street. n.

U
Tuesday Evening, Jlfy II, l56o.S
The calls on the banks in the aggregate for the
past two days exhibit decrease from the CORES
ponding days Of last week, but still they are
largely in excess Of the income The street offer.
ings are few and far between, yet lenders of the
dross and buyers Of paper exacting the highest
rates-1o0l2 pct. for good, both short and long
dated paper, is no extra demand. The banks are
compelled to reject large portion u the offerings.
Outside of the general aaoney market the week
opens under the general stagnancy NJ the season.
Every branch of business Is dull, exceedingly dulI
The general money market is, however, operated
on by the adverse accounts from Englsnd regard
ing cotton. The crop prospects throughout Eng
land are very unfavorabie, yet there ia time for a
change warm August will change the aspect for
the better. With dear bread and scarcity Of food
our cotton crop may have to sneeumb to specu-
laton. There are two sides to the question. A
failure of the cereals in Great Britain this season
would be a depressing blow to the great cotton
trade. The accounts from England are very con-
hcting regarding the grain crops. Much depends
on the haryess regarding the future value Of cot
ton. We receive highly favorable advices from the
interior regarding cotton. In some sections the
dry weather has been seriously felt, but the effect
only applies to corn, though in some six or seven
counties in middle Mississippi, cotton, corn and
everything else are said to be burnt up.
As the week opens under the usual stagnancy,
stocks and bonds. A sale of Is shares Crescent
City Bank was made at IS. .. .7 ....5-.7
The following figures denote the rates of the
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Hay "A lot Of Lon balaa Ir..z...---s

HAY.s..A lot of 100 bales Western h.,,,,..s. @
saG 90 q tun. s'0usns
PEovIstoNs. 4. The transactions in parh ,n...
confined to retail lots at s2l 90 n Dbl. for Msss
In Bacon the sales included 10 casks sbon Igs.
&c. Is at q, 20 Ribbed sides At III ana Il CO.
''ides at izc. q ID. In Lard we heard Of no sales
Of any moment.
COFFEE. We noticed sales of about 1900 bars.
comprising als at is4c, 100 at las, $50 at lisa, nd
100 at 14Ic. y n. -
Eaes Western selling on the Lsvee at % 90
Oslo 90 y Dbl. $
WHISKY The market was very dull, and ws
did not hear of a sale of any note
FggIGHTs. The market remains UNCHANGED.
and we heard Of no new engagements.
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c o NJ M Err C1AL.
Marke, Report of Drake, kleinwort q Cohen.

LIVERPOOL. June g. 1860
Money has been in increased demand during the week pas
just closed and rather dearer Consos declined s et but
have partly recovered closing to-day in London
Manchester experienced decided change in lis goods and
yarns market but the business of limited
buyers asked for lower prices particularly in piece goods
Cotton continued 10 be freely offered aud purchasers
gained further advantages Spinnes bought Immediate
wants only exporters not quite much last week. spe
cnlaors rather more Prices Irregular that next
useless TO give quotations. which best nominal The
greatest demand for American cotton is Mt from I'D
ID, from all Glasses of buyers 80 "
The sales Of all kinds 6i270 bales including So GIG
American and Si61 East India Out of this quantity t1
were declared be for speculation and H. export leaving
45, $50 bales for consumption. 80
The actual amounted
6iS7 American and 3il5 East India
The imports shown have been 81
of which 81 Se5 were American, and ss5l East India
The stock shows an increase for the week of Is bales of all
kinds and compares with last per statement here
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The quantity of American cotton to be Mt sen for
Great Britain Is about 100 ODD bales against about a 900 bales Ia
year, and that Of East India cotton arrive here from Bonn
bay by the middle of September ncxt Is about bales
against abont LA, 0pU bales in 1859.
The prices is useless Of their great In
regularity and abstain altogether from giving figures
To-day the estimated sales Of O bales
including 5000 for export Thus far the The market Is
improved hut III the weather should undergo 4 fayorubIe
change for which there is promise this afternoon more
confidence in cotton may also be shown.
Our ndyees from the United States brought By The
Vanderbilt. = S
BREApsTrFFs.-eayy rains winds during the week
have influenced grain market and pfednced renewed linn
prices for wheat and -four while Indnn corn ruled u
and lower in consequence Of the fine y crop now gathering
The weather this afternoon il fair. 775-7's
SueARsWe have Change report the market has en
quiet, Int steady in prices
MoksSESIhe cargo of Gcnnegos Muscnyadc referred Ia
in our last report sold previous ut Us The only
other tnsaction consisted Of 200 paneheon Barbados at ass
cw DIP. eS quay.
Ps.-30,h June, o'clock p. M.This being day Of sum
shine The cotton market appears to be little mer bnt an
in prices is of conrse of the aesto ms vet
The sales estimated 1910 bales including 5000 bales for
speculation and