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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-02-22

akaE The Brown epubliransa hold a Cons
~yention, we learn, in this own to-day.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-02-22
Tim e S o C e

For sale. Delays are dangerous. One day without
a safe might prove the loss of your books and pa,
pers Secure youa safe at once. You can save full
20csutuer by buying at Ashland q 4e =.
Aug3ep. 1. 1858. l3tf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-02
Arrivals and Departures.
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sor inasrroS I'p Teg9nia-Dcn Bar
s sS ". sSss. s ye r, Sa Dc LSnE"sasen
y y Mrs and Miss Nemeyer Hauburg Misses Sieberi.
10 s a- S'5s Ssyss s L T JssS Eef
IN Ro--ashal California; \ Her,si 81 Loa,; J5seps
LTe sl49T VA Emanuel Marquis. b9 l9goa Asdress
L.gtor! Aber heinsg lady ssd two Children Phlsdepha:
Frsrc Han; hsfesorn corneie TerhS Havana aIs S
Bsrfhomsr 90 Mrs uernpnn and four children T. Mrs
ssy s. Louis Mis-. Warts yose Master yose y Lo3 s- ssd
o.ssTs IN steerage, Toe, Us
nAysE soyrH, spros- steamship IIno.--,.s Alve.
rraehomme, " Res.r,., sE.n.um Mrs ? josas,oac,
sca ar d.ashier nos. ami vile Ms. saensu / sssaer
hsr.e Paiin. DeEci Nis legmund, christine Hammer
Br.dernan sad ,hree es,rsn NJ kisTeSh scsn. pnd
I Zimmerman and ,his. Hocs " Mossr Ans R@.s, 4
rtl'r. 9 Kurt aps sAie Z Graber Reinsn usnmel
ouo 1re,r Heinu, Tro,isr SIC ser l. steis.r N,ss
Becs ~ spi brc,her Mrs rhnpn and chld cnrsi Kon
s.s iarsos Sh,s Wiener Mis- Louise Geni.ur. Ms. Sc
eerg, Anton Nteduan, Nm weidman Pulp iangenbach.
JON sstvcrS BaSSsP JSob oa sgl sen ss
5sassdsr h.'s NINA Sheok and sister sauier ~
s an. g.: Bs,h Ter. Ham xsssRp Porshes
EE Isil Cssro',e ,o,sn p FeseS rsai,e Haley.
s.n,ne Fisher Clara Koch weh"r Ban,r scbarree
WOE Ss.s s sP Man any w .opn S ss, wcs N
james Hard snd seI,t ''" "'1 N''' "'s
sIrasyls-Rris Gen P1erce--S Bishor, Luther.
va H5s ana % W. oa VIVIAN lay a AID adT-2
ycnes and sister. 0enefye, \ MctAy. 4 Hmu ves,~r n
jones, kng, Young
DKfARTUEEs.
lrvr Nroot-S tfhushp Alrica-Nr \ Nacfanrtn. o. Mr.
~ w l,ah y " hcl er Pnis. " lslac Jones Pits
turgi W. = = hAhsrsham. savannah. MA ffaher.
shern Do Mr. aud Nrs jn0 beNir. =. Nss Be.in AMI
srryaut W samuel aud Mr. Jno Dey in. DO Mr Henry
Ih"tnas y .. W Morris Arnold n Mr. and Mrs Iva nj
sk Mass NS Rae 80 tfoher MIS- and Mss kA-, Eng. Nr
= ssaodS soS Ss w @ DSqsss sp,a Js
NY Yrs Accsta sosref Y, Me- Charter Francc; Mr
herer, GuAt~us'a Nr \ foftaceuo New Granada Mr. X
DC fnrre and NJ 10 ia TORE. Do Mr. Henry esnous
~esuN Psrs Mr. I'd psuEuCer, Mr. Geo Wedelf. A. W
AM hrs jos Eutwisie. Pa Mr. Jno nrlksl NY Nr o.
Neil sunsg; Mr. ADD Mrs Jno Johnston. y. Mr.
7, ornas hc hester Mr. Dnsmure Ira III ssense-
hles - louis, VI y Cscoody Mr. q Havaud Rag. Mr.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-02
The f,hcIitionists and Iuce iaries i'm

On the night Of the 10Th the town Of Tyler Smith
county wGs thrown into great excitement by the deec
sson OF an individual stranger 10 the place, in the act
of setting Ere to building. lie was shot at by the
patrol but succeeded in escaping.
On the Sd Of July, we learn from letter in the
henham EtQarer, hree men-Ciock, Sen, his son, AMI
ferkns MS son IN aw-wre arrested In Chapel Ill., and
brought before public meeting a charge OF being
aboli !oli6ts. committee Of Twelve of the most re-
spcctabe citizens appointed investigate the AFFAIR
was proven by several gentlemen tina, the had
repeatedly said that there were three thousand abolition
ss IN the state and that IN three years the black re-
yuhlcabs WOULD rule this state and that they sympa
thi1ed with tie negroes
Tie accused ordered to lea the State as soon as
stey could arrange their business. They have complied
with the order.
Cock, sen is az lat forty years old ard humpba ked
yonrg Cocs Is Esout TWEEN y one, and Perkins about
twCUty Eve.
We nave received an extra 81 the Scie GG.}le a Aus
IN, containing -ier OF Mr. Charles r. Pryor. on The
sJtjcct oi tha late ares ia Texas.
he seems to be Convinced that they have resulted from
conspiracy on the part Of abolition IN Texas and
'oe bcy we're designed To oc the precursor of
rouf as cs upon the peace OF The country by the In.
osrs and shotUUsts combiGed.
NJ people IN The nclghborhooi % the h,, fires arc
fse.ted 10 Tie letter az ucing much excited, and have
efEat -,4 patrols Tor protection.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-02
CITY IntelItgcnce.

Ac1prsy or NKplCSE-The regular monthly meeting Of
She Academy Of Medicine held last evening" in the
tns1 chapel of the New York University tt. JOHN Wat
son. the President, in The chair No business of rartcu
G interest came before the Academy. com.nunca
zion nom tho Council Of the academy proposing that tho
meetings ia discontinued during the ronths Of July ard
August owing ~ the Little interest taken IN them at that
sune, was read by TIE Secretary. Ho actcn taken
the propceiton.
1T: JcrlS wsrsosre az obituary comremoratns the
worth and se.entstf the hte DR. Robert Fay, member
OF the Academy, and al the time OF his DEATH in July
ksf, Curator Of the Pathological Museum in the New
York Hospital.
Dr. wA.sOs AFRO read interesting and able raper on
TIE Epidemic Sore throat OF New York in rs5o-6o %
giving descriptive aud and statistical Of
With Which he met In MS practice.
The kcadary adjourned to meet on tne first Wednesday
IN September
TEx IN wSRaycs STREET Loss ABooG $40 090.-shortly
before s,x O'Clock Ast evening f-e discovered
che fourth Of the bddng Ne 81 Warren Street. in
tic rrenrss Of Ladewig Haydtr importer and dealer
In shawis. The fremen qcickiy at the premises
and work. but the flames spread rapidly and soon ex
tented INTO the eth floor the premises OF Suxbgcker
ektermsn weieless importers and dealers in tailors
trimmings, &c In about an hour the flames were
the various socks by water viii be heavy. Iade-
Wig Haydters loss will probably amount TO S25, :.
go, eed to DC fully iosmod. The loss of salz
principally by water Insured for SIS 600 city comra
niee The frtt floor Of the building occupied by W. j.
sOhoss dealer in wooen goods Stock damaged by
probably 60 the extent of $4,000 Insured for 900
foliowe Liverpool and London SO 000 Brooklyn s. co.,
CENTRAL Park IS 600 East River, IS 600 American Ex
change, $500; total $4,000 The building owned by
J. Gray. is damaged about 81 900; said 10 be in
S1red The origin Of the fire is unknown at present The
Dremises had not been locked up over heen minutes
when tnefre was discovered The Fire Marshal has the
matter snGer investigation.
DrID o. HIS SJrRIs.-genry Paebler, the German,
who asctabbed at the Of Third street and ave
nue. a, on Sunday night, By man named Adam jaeger,
Aied yesterday morning, Bellevue Hospital from the
enects OF his injuries. The Coroner notified of the
Act a, carly hour in the day but for or
morning
Accident TO AN EIcURscs BoAr-The Atlantic Light
Guard, of this city, went excursion yesterday
board or tie steamboat Connbia TO Glen Cove. Every
thing passed OF plcasany until the party return
ing home, when the ct, amboat into by q schoo
ser City Island, and large portion Of her upper
wofke was carried Three Of the excusionists
Thrown INTO the river, and Of them, named James
GIMP bel, aged ~, Was drowned The other two were
veseued.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-02
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

WEDNESDAY. August l--6 p. NJ.
The money market continues TO exhibit more strin.
sency, and we alter quotations as follows -
For short paper, first class double name, 81 a per
cent; same quality, ia months, 81 a Il per cent;
call loans, G, with little doing to-day at the low
er figure. There is good deal Of shifting Of loans
especially among the banks, and Il is hoped tina,
next Monday, those institutions viii show no fur.
Their increase OF loans.
The foreign exchange market closed steady for
the steamer today; the export Of specie was si2s.
OH. The Teutonia took no specie.
This has been another exciting day on the stock
Exchange, and prices are generally higher once
more. This morning es soon "a the Western share
sst was touched at the Board, ell was excitement,
as usual Of late and Rock Island sold at 81, Ga.
lena at lii Toledo at io Burlington az S6i Illinois
Central Ut 10. These prices were, VI course, ~,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-02
NEW YORK SEkh!I.nn TUESDAY AUGUST 2 1850.

nsIasinS MN @ me sae. smhr.oed 900 roo bbs
80 o. ana new pr'm s,' r, ~ ~ Afterwards hrd at
,,.sy ~ with ..,s. " 400 bah. a. q so Cd FOR
country mess So so $40 so for rtpacked Western and
sll sl2 so for extra do. Cut meats soa s.eon were
scarce and firm Lard was 6rm with fales ~ 400 bbls
and tercss at las,c i31.c and sales yesserIsy and
today embraced 1900 800 scgs, paIt % arrive,
at full prices Butter and cheeee were unchanged
RICE quiet ct 424c &C., the latter ngure for prime
SUGARS were quiet and without change OF moment n
price,. The sales confined TO 400 500 hhds at
exc 67sc. for refining goods, and TO- no TOR gro
Gerry grades. Nessrs. X l.. A. Stuart have erlao.
lished 10 day the following prices for their refined
goods-Best quality loaf sugar 1870 per pound best
10 ,c graduated sugar. TO- &C.; ground sugar, lose
ext q quality ground loaf sugar, 1910.
wHssN Sales Of about 900 400 bbls. were msie At
20 &C. 20,.c., closing dull.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-02

strong business notes Of ordinary length On theosher
hand the current demand for credit is unusually mo
per cent, and III" ~tn DO desrr'n
actus'~ wnote ms.so. az
- cary ar The lrni'eo amounts required. me
chaEsts reefs 10 be lat New York exchange win
CONTINUE unfsvoiaele and this position being assumed
az correct, money market must eventually DO
tghh FOR while whenever there any considerable call
for ctect. This eall Is already beginning New York
with .ne increasing business Of the season, not only 10
merchandise generally, outward and inward, but n tne
ncpient crop movements II usually comes here Ittie
later, but Is sure TO come In good time. And the pro-
liabilities being thai as the autumn advances money WI
be considerably higher and more active IN New ior.
than I IA now, follows from oil considerations that
money will be deayer In Boston also, and borrow pg N
New York Boston will be more difficult ana ~
higher rgres We fully ADMIT the present dullnees out
expect 10 money At SIX TO eight per cent or PRIME
any ousssess al ali The recert change rom unlimited
amount i've per cent TO rather restricted supply ~
atSste the readiness with which the market Is un
sFvorAby affected, after period OF exceeding ease ngn
| 6hps loans and bypothecated stocks.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-02

Fl If g. s 80 sss;l S.;'t
Els s e snass. h b. si ssss, 81 ..sG pe
R1s sansIs tsSlssid, ss.sae-nas:er.
s s Sssns ass'S Sosvap sTsS, ssh1
s scsr r,..l ssai. vsnna-H.ssr. sm
ssSr woleou Parker, Boston ''''"A-' I" Ae"'"'N
sssop harvest, c@~in, Brstoi-Masisr
sloop Southport Gisdwin New Haven-Master,
ARRIVED.
sea nis Ia9s S Srn1 Havr" nj, "a Sa southampton
is is s: ss H. .s ana sss. JIG,
sssss a plsSsssS n: \; !,
. q g "a. q = r sa g
cs s:fsS sa RE; "a exclusion to
P;S . ss.' la ls'Rs On ] via sss:s a.,
Sssriss Davenport Key, Liverpool days with
s .esn.n waiS ro Liverpool Tor ro Rauo 'PSa S
at z 10 ION "a 81 pose ship shatemu o1nar Card
snip DorcOs PRICE, Meade Liverpool June 49, With mdse
A. s.s b 5ss Y r.. 81 l.ss s cs
sh lat ais' ssay ssoS and ssrsS lorsc.ssls deck
: a r. :s =: ss S
sn 50 10 John Bartlett seaman, Of Rddngon, Me- fen
s ssse. sSs Da
town sssss 80 s:5o jay
Ss . ssS5 S.
lat TO- lon 1 spoke schrs Emporium, Cook, Province
town. with LOO hs BLACKLIST and IS do sperm; Knight
Sparks l2O bbs hacfs and s. SPERM Doane NonnR
% hbs black fish and I'd do sperm H Freeman
hk6.h and go do John Adams Caon lao all of
Province;own.
Fh sdh ins 5. H. 6 s. spoke essco hence
for Trinidad.
sehr Aloe DR. Martin Mnude, rs, 10 days. with COAL to
I Sevus Son.
Tcbr j Il A y L, -, virginia
& MAJ SWIM as ssS g gs.1 s Salem 5 Boston
scfr Emma Warwick Richa rdsOn Chinco.eague
Schr Idrbo. Christian, Bangor, days.
schr Y Secer. Chase Bangor, 7 days
Schr FLORA King. Sueak Bangor. days
hr Envoy, Lowe, Cberryheld. 6days
schr A Pancos. q wheaton, Phnney, Troy.
Ship Areoie, from Liverpool, TO Lawrence Giles CO.
Also ship from Havana.
Steamships Africa Rr Lverpoo-passed the Battery 70
Pm; Teutonia Bsm) HsmburRpassed the Battery 1880
Pm; Ariel, Aspinwsll Bienville, Havana Adger,
Charleston; Roanoke, Norfolk; and others
Wind during The dsy INV; sunset sw, very light.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-02
Our Bermuda Correspondence.
Hamilton, Bermuda, July -, !

HAhIIIuSi befHIuH, JuIy - loo0'
fr,csG TUt # ne Princs 4 Wo.es-Lagisleo@ Proteea
fes--Spsre TkEder Sosms- Destruction Of a Chlu.h,
a., Dc.
u u steam ffieate ysiorous, Capt. w. C. .,,s
sAiisd Saturday last for Halifax, TO jo -,
'7V' "a a''N' % 80 rfince of Wales.
"e%e N h0pes "a having .g!s nom the Prince OF
here on Tuesday rext. N - 'ne iISnSA iNa'' ~
o.n mas ZEN introduced IN the House of Assembly
hi census OF tsese islands in the year 1891
p,h,c f9vi1hg er me appointment OF Inspector OF
ssmby by lar, q majority
We nave had soT e fearful thunder storms during me
k' four week. ad few days ago tho Military chapei,
new and pref edifce, struck by the eestc nulu
soo one end implicitly shattered SO as 70 make u noces
sAry 70 reep i'd Indeed sunmer so Tar mas boon
mo-. unus' al one for unpleasant weather has Character
ned q ID roughout
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-02

Thus the receipts show an increase of 765 900
over those of last year. and increase Of 1874 900
over 1878; and the exports exhibit the follow
ing resul,s:-
C5np'd s'thGt Bril-. France. oh. y 7. Tsal. Sok
jHcT. Iicr. Deer. Iucr liner
Las, year 100000 $4,000 81 900 1874 900 $1,000
ls56.ss. $50 ooo 100000 1903 900 $4,000 10000
The directors Of the New Jersey Central Rail.
way have just laid before statement Of recepts
and expenses for the six months ending June 30
compared with the corresponding six months of
1859, similar comparison of the coal tonnage
and condensed statement of the company's posi-.
ton on the lgt Of July. We copy as follows
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-02

HAVANA, MATAN7As AND STv oRIFAvs,
RirSvnirFfon, New York lat arrivrr a. Havana On ard
New ur.ars qh Prom New Orleans lth. havana 18th
riVirg AZ New YORK 21d
ksrtr Clrr-Fron New York a. arriving a, Havana m
aud New Orleans l0h Prom New Orleans 2th Havana Zl
striving a; New lafk 2sh
CARsYHs-Frm New York ll;h arriving 81 Havana is,h
striving az New yors "a.
PHu,purnn-Frn New York t7ih arriving =, Havana "a
ard New Orfans 2fh Frnm Orleans blh Havana sth
arriving at New YORK 18Th.
IE SoTo-fum New Nark 1lsi. Al IA
New orleans 2rh Prom New Orleans 5h Havana snh ~.
rivinr ~ New Yert l2h. -
cutKNR tiry-Frum New York and Havana evsrv twenty
days Fror New Nork Aur arriving NJ Havana llth.
month. a2PM.
kstslE-Frcm New yorh for Havana via Nassau Mp on
tie arrival 81 alternate Cunard york
P-whc the above dates fall on Sunday The win
sail IN Monday except fum New Orleans When the sstes
fall on Monday the viii New Orleans on he
day previous
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Pocsccss AVID ieffvs satendd & NEW rosH HrrArp
Mould 10 s>aLS -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-02

iNsrr 40 4 BOY IRON STANDING oN MS HrAp--Thc
hlIc"n (l) Head says On Friday last, several boys
were playing IN ueight car, trying which could stand
hnrest On ms hrni A little 0f Thomas Lindsey
stood itts near FIVE minutes, when h. was prevented
srcm standing longer ~ one = tie other boys After
sau.rE bic feet be Immediately ran home complained
thai head hgrt him, AID IN cg hours Afterwards
ssI rec thS ooed rushing 20 his btau csuang apoplcxy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-02

We take The following from Messrs Neil
BROTHERS, Co.'s circular, per Africa to-day:-
Complaints OF drought still ireach from the upland
districts, while river bottoms and prairie land the
crop continues 10 do well The serious complaints
from Georgia and Texas, and appears probable
the late dry hot weather has been unfaVorable for billy
lands generally On the low. moist lands however the
thus far has been very favorable and the pros
poets seldom more promising The crop forward,
and picking has fairly commenced but the COM
piats have made the public mind ver sensitive to the
present critical period.
The following is statement of the movements
of cotton for the past week and since lst of Sep
TENDER last, compared with the FIVE preceding
years
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-02
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.
WEDNESDAY, August /, 1860
BEEF CATTLE.

BEEF CATTLE.
We found the yards all full again TO day, which bsto-
kened smother uncommonly dul market day. There.
over four thousand head marked down on the Books a.
Aerons sreat Washington drove yard for the week. snd
the OF them sale to-day The Urge receipts
of enabled butchers 10 procure good supply at
a low rargs prices In view ofthis fxt they but
purcba 70 day, At best but 70 this was
fact III at the receipts uean very hesvy
and the poor average quality Of the offerings, tended TO
make them still less a.xious 70 operate, and prices con
sequence declined fully half cent pound the lower
grdes, and nearly much on the others. The highest
p-co paid cents except IN instances, and
greater part Of the offerings usually csssed good
prime, placed 1t about sac. per pound good
many the inferior offerings hard Of sale, even at
our oweFt prioer-ec 10 &c. per lb-and the average
price could not have much exceeded INC II was the
quite number Of the poorer grades would be left
ubsold, large aumber let IN the pens al late
hour In the ar and the demant that time
TO nothing Almost all the stock 10 first hands
spectators for the most part from operating
in view Of the disastrous result Of last week operations
The total number sale az Allerton's 3l24
head ard a. all the yards 4232 head against
1888 head last week At Bergen Hill the transactions
Aurday reached 100 head, and prices met correspond
ing depreciation AT Bownnes and the other down town
yards there little alteration from last week
markets The total receipts at ali the yards for the
and last week were a. follows
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-02
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT,

WEDNksIAY August ID p u.
AsHr. The market seaoy with fair sales at &c
for pots, and at CSC for pearls
BREAnsrt FTs.-four-The market hrmer and the
demand fair. Prices closed at advance OF TO 10
cents per barrel The transactions footed up about 49,
COO barrels closing within the range OF the following
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-02


The gl's embraced about 200 barrels at So 90 10 for
slrnne, - 20 IS IL for spring white extra, and IS 50
" 90 Tor winter extra DO southern -four active
abd the common and mixed grades hrrncr, with
sales or about 1000 barrels Closing within the range
OF ire above quotations Rye -four steady at otr
rGuiss, Win sales OF 200 bbls Corn meal was mode
raitly dll, .hile prices Unehar ged wheat-The
market IVES trmcr, and closed from lc. g. lower. The
uai sactofs footed up about 50 coo bushels Including
~ ~ausec. III 20 ~ %; amber Iowa 81 81. new white
Ohio, I'll So red smbor Missouri. 81 %, and new red
southern, u 30 with sef ~ Old white Indiana and Ken
lucky At 2 l. Corn opened with a better demand I'D
bther prices, hut closed dull The sales embraced abou,
1900 bushels, including good to prime sound Western
mixed at o. Csc and t5c for West. IN yellow
southern corn vas scarce ard the Absence OF sal
prices we're nominal Rye in limited demand at SIC
8 SIC. Barley malt selling at eoc a e5c oats we're
n good supply and pric's easier. The
eIaced Canadian and Western at Csc. &c., aud State
30. 4lr
CosTEE SHES Of 800 eco bags Rio were made at lJc
The market cOutaucd nfm.
COTTON HE market was steady yesterday ard prces
uNhepgcd. The sales embraced about 600 a 700 baies
closing n the basis Of the following quotations
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-02

mdnIained 'hrc .sehout the day IN lne 'i as,.a
% freely supplied and a oe'''" ~ r.,rtst
Per on, ensued on most descrip ''ons-
,,osinc firm AZ the decline. S'ocAs iep'
- nearer home were quieter, Hqdsoa a'veg
was sold down TO 56l but rallied, closing 57i bid;
Central advanced ); Erie was steady. The Michi,
gan southern securities continue to advance, ard
are scarce. In state stocks the business was small
without change IN prices. The demand for Western
railway bonds continues active; Michigan Southern
seconds which, under the old administration sold at
81 and were hard of sale, were wanted to-day at
69l. At the close the market was firm at the fo,.
lowing quotations. Virginia IS, 800 q 81; Mis-
souri, G's, 81 a J; Pacific Mail, 81 a Z; New York
Central, saa a }; Ere, 23i ss; Hudson River, 57i
q 1; Harlem, I6l !; Harsem preferred, As a !;
Reading, Az l; Michigan Centra,, CT q /; Michi
gan Southern snd Norhern Indiana, 49, a I; do,
guaranteed A5l J; Panama, 1857; Illinois Central
va /; Galcaa and Chicago, 7sf {; Cleveland and
Toledo 3ss Z; Ch;ago and Rock Island, 7s3 {.
The business Of the Sub Treasury to-day wsa
as follows
--for customs. S6eo0 00
paymee's' 2lsSaI ~
%
The following table SHOWS the condition of the
banks in the four leading cities:--
July 5sss 49, ss;Sss 2 1.ss; 6
S ss.isa sS sS s !is LEES ss IS 1855 g
.' ;s :is 3 ';s }ss q q
decrease sscaa,ssI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-02

CLEARED
eesmship ARIEL Miner, Aspinwsli-D n Allen.
ttesuship Henvle, Ruloch, New Orleans and Havana
LIVINGSTON, Crocheron a Co.
ton Co.
Steamship Roanoke. Couch. Norfolk Ae-Ludiam Bens
hen
Steamship Chesapeake, crowen. Portand-H Cromwell q
SIR Eiwin Forrest, Croker Hons Kous-rraey. Jeweu
BAH xArlho, rusAnn, Aspnvag-PAnAns Railroad Co
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-02
VEAL CALVES

The receipts baye fallen OF materially during the past
TWO weeks, and there about $50 head less 10 the
yeros mis- week than last the total number sale being
oso bead In view or this fact the market has assumed
decidedly more buoyant aspect, and the demand has
been more active. while prices have advanced hat
ac"nsiderabe pCiop NJ the best offerings having been
prceo NJ from 6c 61sc The bulk OF the sales were At
49sc oy,c, however, and some Of the inferior
iaoes were disposed Of at from 3sc axe The FIRST
lass Veas were sold nearly as fast they in but
TIE poorer grades mel Nh moderate inquiry The
ioia tece,s al all the yIds for the and last
feinNs--
Weshiaeton. BrorniHs's. Chamberlain. o'Brie,
ms week al 81 80 100
Last CcA col ia al 100
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-02
sHTEr AND LANES.

Notwithstanding The receipts have for q long time been
heavy, ard are constantly IN casng the market main
ans tn huoysBcy which h,s characterized IL Curing the
fasi few weeks aud prices fully sustained The total
rec.ips II Ia week IL 564 hea against IL 900 head
iAsi wc,k. showing an Increase cf 1858 bead The DO
nard las been 60 good that the offerings have been
freely placed fas, arrived in consequences Of VIII oh
a eCursTatiyey email number on sale AZ All the
Yards this mororg The nrs cass fat lambs espc-
ciay active bring from f6 90 20 per head The out
sid, prices only paid for selections however and
are net Iclrtod II regular quotatous The total re
cepts Ut all The yards for the last week were as
follows
Wdsiingor Bro,o'iHs's. CAom6rlan's oBr1n's
lbs week Il al ts07 5.5de 2.s6T
L~st "eeA''iioS t5S 9,593 1880
Notwithstanding there II a large increase IN the re-
eeiPs tie demand continues good, and previous prices
have feen fnlly sustained. There were sale 55s5
h'sf and transactions readily effected at prices
ranshs from &C. TO 6,.c per pound.
HEcAPITrIArToN.
me total receipts Of all s'cSs nj all the yards for the