davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-04-13
TIE CouP p'EsAT.
PHILADELPHIA MILITARY.

The Secretary of War has been notified, by
two of the hest military companies in Philadel
phia, that ii a requistion is made OH Governor
Curtin for volunteers. they will respond at a
days notice, ready to take the field. This spirit
Doubtless. aninAtes other bodies of the present
organized force and if they are needed, it will
take but few hours to bring them here.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-04-13

Roger A. Pryor has raised company of
soldiers in Virginia. and has rendered his services
to left Davis AS an offset to this, Hon. John
B. Potter is here, and may tender his services to
President Lincoln. A fter all it may be reduced
to a single handed contest between these two
distinguished warriors at the head of their respec'
tive forces
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-09-07

AIrENTr 10 Destroy A WHOLE FAMlLr-
On Monday. a whole family, residing at Al
hauy, we're suddenly taken violently sick, and
wcrS were with great difficulty saved from DEATH
An investigation shows that arsenic was mixed
with their food. for some unknown reason BY u
stranger who called upon the family.
OSE Lor ~ SopoM.-J. L. Riddell, iAte
Postmaster at New Orleans, has paid all draitSs
and settled his accounts with the DSpartmenS
in full lie has boon removed by DaVA o.
| COurso,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-09-07

MATCHES CHEAPER THAN EVER
vi A. B. ts n. au. H.rr. ~. 'ea.I shoe u.. .-
I.., O., tt d. 7t Us N.s .iHs 81. p.t Jan. IL.
H,d.-.ust P,d ,,i waited, q, N'a uos -, o..
slE! lis'l.1
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-09-07
CEwING MAcnINEs-wANrED. rER-

y SONS Vhn WISH T. ..s,rn :, r'"r te 900 Singers
sewing ula,u hines, terms only a. ani prat-e ou al
tknis of work s-1 some good sewers T. learn tho
y aptt.ooua trade. Inquire At Delaney t, n 80,
'ist donr. Nul3 ylaG'l.I
L.EWING MACNlNES-LADIES TAUGHT
- T. operate .l wheeler q Wilson'S improved
sewing M. aiDe pialtce on shop work terms a.
%, Cana 4 f-l2 2ll''l p
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-09-07

wilcox James Winston DanielCwoods oliver v
wilcox a Co ,Iwinans william woods Martin
w Whitmore ZIP woods Jno
wilcox ThomasLWhiney J X WODis Wisu1
Wright Moses n Wolf Isasc Woosis Owen
wrgit Ca'oh " woolverton a Cowoodrufr Henry
Wright wmC GeoA NIB
Wright Capt Irawolcru Nelson wool WIN
= Wolf Charles Wyatt Tbomas
Wright L'rauderwurthingtnn X IIwyckof
Wright Capt Juhwoy gmund wyman AS
wor,im Alansonw yman John q
wight JF II
Y ..... ~ utgt Woman g. Votes VII
:. kF = Yltcs Id
Nutk ca @ Gc1 tiNuurg
ZAVI,ISKIE
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-09-07

A NUMBER OF BUSINESS WAGONS,
II new and Poe, ud hand. such a, grocer's, bakers
I'uuh,.',, gupcH'ri't a.d express. Ypl viii dud
Z, I'a," as hyou.hI" ~ any that can be found.
Every article get here warranted g. bo represent
sd. srLWAl.TS wagon "a, tory, aJd st, botNeeu
r. aINsy ..H -ta ave sul 24p'lJj
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-09-07
,OLDERS WANTED FOR THE L. S.

~ Army aUle uuu.gd mrH, term of service J
years, pay from Z o. - prr mouth. with board.
ciuthmR s.l medical attendance Apply At TIE
= i"ci o. rvsu.t. < realDay ia " Chatham st.
auG .l.r.tuI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-09-07
CEwING MNCHINES-wANrED Ladlcl

- to lear, T. ol'H. tr ul s n,nl's lli W NcpIrr "
" ,suu's aui"thcr s.y.u' ,uH. b.ues, and r'.,u.
meuded to wu'i. All .f.I. u' sewing wt .h.lrs O.,
ict ternis low. 33s II ugy -. Also needles and
DlI for sale Cheap. se2 2itg't2l
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-09-07

S'hDlihN Nil.b-lbh lllt I, y.
- Amy --.ui tl.c bodied mru. T1uu u. scrvi,H
years. Pay iuW la Co 80 per month with ,t,i
bard, c.utu.us and medical Attruituc.. 500
lsuutg gwen 30 Tire tNpIrIt.un of term of scry e..
mart deserving mru have splendid caau., OF
promotion g. re ryIk ut commissioned on .er.
Apply at tic p.u,.Ial X r.u luy Rru.elylr. -
CHATHAM IT. L.ut :. NJ. SrKOLE, 4tu Infantry.
1. ;. A Recruiting OI.cr. se5 2l,'Ipt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-09-07

CKIRT HANDS WNNrED-2oO ENPERI-
- cuc,i ID. q N,.i. ''. N.y no p.t ll.'t,l s.ir's
App'y flr d'y-. urt t.n ..ir. u. lra.i f.. AIS.
TIN, NELLY n co. %, t.i,I II. st5'l4I
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-09-07

HORSE FOR SALE - ONE BLACK
lh1rst, wagon HHd harness; hors' years p. /,
l5k hands high, sound aud kud; selling for want
at use, cheap. I.IuIc cor. lI,u 1t and ave II, ma
the store. rI. So, s'lGj
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-09-07

EMBEOIpERY STAMPS, THE BEST
II kind, wy.. ...s.rt,d .'r u.,l ryurx, .s, hn,l-
ing. &c, ir,sl 90 u.s. per drsrp aud upN,rts, lGl
Canal b. let A.. B'Nuy and H. ,p.t. ,t. sea u'l4b
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-09-07

.ightsu
The riyN
by l,rilli
here N
burning
rel rSil
( INTO q
nd a VI
"a tnilliO
From nj
felt strn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-09-07

DAY lNCRE EANED-DRAGOONS FOR THE
u l. 5. Ann, " t.toi i"u young men, t. whom
be. Sc- UlH.l .l'lts ratio. s,,HtIug and medic, At
tendance 81 90 be- fIrt ,.,, NitA good pay h each
spIder. App,y At lJg II dspu street, or n, Brpad
way. s"t 2tassIyb
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-09-07

INK Puuip
MM. PEASE, Postmaster.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-09-07

orange COUNTY MLE-
~ Wlr. tHd P4Iel
Bakers, GrD1,rs .rd 1Uonus .1np'Dl by
s. d. EAruRlCK,
'v'" 4l. IL, brs "A sillu o .. ~, n Y.
, 1861-08-08

Gas FnT1REs.-tsn,0oo worth OF new Et5le.
must be cold withia sixty days. 16s Lake street.
f129HDt Il. n WuNARTH
, 1861-08-08
MAEKKI8 HY TELEGHARH.

NEW YORK August z-FLou us--Aiyanoed5 SC
q bri with fir export apd home tfada deuaad-
ss!s go z!s t:{1@4 Z e. m ftate s
weste1n; q mg455 for common to medium ex,
ira western; Is 90 ehipping brands extra round
sssR e99 g 9E paa aqs + r sass
brls at $4.ec@4 70 for Euper; 4oGs7 % ior com
men to thoiea extra Rye Flour quiet ct e 800
fey rs ee,n sse e s CO s7 e.
WA1sKT-atareet unchanged. Sales go orls st
Cram Wheat ADVANCED I 1@ac perrin with geoa
e setsasS So a 'Rsebx - Kss5ss
bu amber iowa at 81 o5@1 .0G; $500 bn wi1ter red
western at 81 2DT6,e00 bn white Canadian at
sl.a3; $500 bu white western at 81 a5@l q;
steady !; Gales 10 900 bu Cansdian at 63@57c- Bar.
ley, dull and Eoninal. Corn market continues
f1m with good export and home demand; sales
mixed WESTERN 4a@4sc for eastern do: 2s@42e
for dansgcd do; and 4s@5;c for western yellow:
Oats. moderate demand a s5a2sc for western; 81
PGoT1aoss-Pork heavy and rather es.ie:
Ssles Of a15 b1ls; s1550@15:75 far mess; 80 SOC
g. foE prime :1sl6@l6 q 70: clear. Beef iismeE @
1919 for extra meas. Prime 1aeep beef dull Sales
! $50 brls western. Lard 8 Ehade armer. Sales 9
a60hrls at sH@aKc, Butte. is e Hing ct 79l?H e
/ GRocEIns --cofes-The public sale o. santo
eeffees announced for to da1 passed Of with goo
! .heriEs comprised 2,3tD bags, the cargo Of ii
big Paetmo- which only 400 80 371e r. rg:us
:15@l5k; averaging TX at private es1e i II
u 14ss TsI @ sa aRd e a1
remainder t. Rios-good demand AID 1rme
sa.es GOO tierces at 5H@6H fer cash. Sugaf--ra
firm, and good business doing. Sales go hh6
Cuba at 6G63E; 81 hhds Porto Rico at at8z@s. an
4 ahont is bxs Hayara at 81. Aolasses drm ma
ket raiher quiet and we only note sales Of 50 hhs
at a7@30 for PORTO Rico.
S7ocKs.-2d board higher. with light transa
t5ops. C & r l 40A; G s T e98; i 61H;
Cen scrip .63z, 10; u ,gtd 297l; f6h
Del & Hnds IS; N Is IS; Mo IS 447s-7 q S s. u
| e. 4Gsk; Va g. &c.
, 1861-08-08

There is still scarcity OF :ya.ssls, aud business
lie comparatively light.
There WAS an improved demand for winter
wheat flour, and the market was active and firm
or. Good spring ext ras were also In fair request
by shippers, and holders were firm but common
grades OF flour were dull and neglected. About g.;
500 brls Of ali kinds changed hands, at s. s05 80
for winter extras, So 40 for winter super4e, and
s. 00e4 90 for low grade to choice spring extras.
The stock If spring extra f1onr offered was light,
and samples were not attractive to shippers; but
there WIS good display of winter wheat brands.
As there Is 70 trade now with the Sont !, much OF
the choice fonr sent TO ST. Louis and lower Miss
iseippi ports, is sent at present to this market
rendering It qnite attractive to New England pur-
chaeere.
+ The wheat market opened rather tame; but ef-
ter the receipt Of the New York dispatches, 1t be-
came firm, and closedat an advance Of 1e On spring
and 1c on No. 9 Red winter. The sales of winter
and spring amounted to about 5000 bu-
ahela At Csc for No. Fed; T5c for No. Red; Sic
for No. 2 White; 7a5zc for Northwestern Club ;
n@Tar for No. Spring 67h@694c for No. 2
Spring; and ss@5sNe for Rejected spring-the
market at the close being very firm.
Owing TO the frmncss in frcights and ec1rcity
Of vessels, the demand for Corn by shippers wa
lees active. and the market declined A@1zc on
Mixed in store and nc on Canal afloat. Towards
the close there WAS q good speculative demand al
the depreciation, and the market closed steady
About 130 600 bushels Of all grades changed hands
at &c for Canal Mixed afloat; a8Kc for Canal Re
jected adoat; e4@24Hc for Yellow In store; 234
| @23Hc for Mixed in store and 13c for Rejected.
Oats we're In good supply and the market wa:
rather easier. with sales at 1654@1GHc. Rye. s3c
Highw ines. were in good demand and firm at t1Sc
There is no inquiry for Provisions. Potatoes a.,
plenty and du1l-and q large amount Of green ar
sent here, which soou epois on the hands Of com
mission men.
Frefghts wcse drm, owing to 3 scsrcity Of yea
sells, and the engagements were light at 9Nc 70
wheat to Oswcgo-
, 1861-08-08

PER EuRorA.] LlvERsooL, July q, 1861.
BREApsrufrs-- Richardson, Spence & Co., and,
Bigland, Athya s C., report Reatte4 gnfav91ab1e
Quoted at ~: @e7s. Wheat is steady. Red
Weeteru ate9lls: southern at 11@1ls "a; white
southern at 12s Gd@I3s 3d. Corn nrn1er, but
prices arc nuchanged- Mixed at 2S929s yellow
1t a8s 6a@99s; white at slaAS2s.
PROVISIONS The game authorities quotes beef
qniet but steady. Pork eaaier. Bacon declined.
Lard easier snd all qualities I'll. htly declined.
Sslee at 47I 49s.
PEoDucE.-Ta1iow declined. The Brokers' Cir
cnlar reports sugar quiet and unchanged Coffee
Sales small. Rice ftmer, with an advance IN
Inferior qualities.
LospoE 'MARkrr.-Baring's Circular reports
breadstuffs irRctiye md demand easier. Quota
tions barely maintained Flour Els 6dQes7s
what be@be for red and white.
Sugar fat. Coffee buoya1t. Rice steady. Tea
quiet hut kteaay; common Congon los 2d111d.
1allow dul1 at 476. -
American Securities hrmer and all kinda Elishtly
advanced; Erie shares Fl; Illinois Central share:
81 dis; n. Z. Central shares T0@72
, 1861-08-08
- ~
::,;MONETARY.

.f::. q: WEuxEspx1tEvxAxa,'A Arg. Z. taet4.
The supply Of currency continues fair
lcss II opiry.' Ea.tern exchange was sold GA the
street 1T par to u per cant. premium; and at the
bspks at u per cent, Gold isrtn limited request
at 4@4 per cent. prem. for currency,
Tut1 The haryttt is over, the businees ct the city
Will probably be comparatively light, md although
money is still *'elose'' yet the demand for It in
mercantile circles is Legs pressing, and the trans
ac,icrs at The various bsnkfts houses Of the city
a7c 1Eainly with produce dealers: As soon IS the
new wheat crop begins to move. all branches OF
ccmmerce will he revived very materially.
CAsAp1As CuREEScv.-The. Toronto H2o
th,pkswe are .s un1easonah1e.' And why: 6im-
ply becauec we refuse to take as- for one dc'1sr.
It talks ffppently shout illegal tender, "gold
ccin OF the realm and forth but thst IL Meth
Ing whatever to us. This is not Canada, and II
Canadians seud ont their bills here for circulation
,bey must redeem them at the rate Of one hundred
cents on The dollar, and not mill less. The peo-
pie Of Illinois have been swtndled BY banks and
bankers at home quite enough to prevent them
from ds eiring repetition Of the dose by foreign
money epeculstors. Canadian currency is good
here for what It sil1 bring ia the illegal lender ;"
OF the United States and no more.
MokEr n new YoRK.-The forld Of yeate1day
| morning ea5s: - -- . '.-'~--~-
| The money market ia Inactive. and there is an
sbun6a1t supply Of money at four to IRE per cent,
ft1 cali loans, and large balances .ered to es
sea1y, snd there Il is sas vsr5 little ssass osfe fo1
t .ale. The banks discount at low rates all the de
t sirable business notes offered to them. .
FOREIGN EXCHANGE m NEW ToRK.-Ths folio 7
Ing shows the market for foreign bills: - =
| The foreign exchange market Is dali, and th:
, 1861-08-08

August ., 1851.
Editors Tribune In this settlement contain-
Ing population Of about ESD inhabitants. the
wheat crop averages about twenty bushels to tho
acre Qast gear twenty-1ye), with q breadth Of at
least tao0 acres additional. OF the crop Of 1860,
there is about onefour.h in the hands Of the farm
ers. The corn crop itnnusually good. There Til bs
fully one.fcu1th more pork sold here this year than
last; but 70 more beef. There has besn at least
1900 acres Of ground broke this season, and these
estimates n Ill hold good all over the country:
The want Of rain is the cause Of our wheat crop
being lighter In yield than last year but the
breadth sown vas go much larger, that it more
than makes up for tue deficiency. =. !; D. G. -
WATEnLr, IowA--The town seems duh: The
reason t. almost every man is IL the harvest aeld
Wheat will be more than an ayerage. crop.-Repub-
dean. S1a{M
thie eecticn &te now tEffttiDg to gfeate1teatfor
want Of rain and If rain doee not fa1 speedily the
corn crop VIII be cut short: We have already
heard Of several fields Of backward corn TINT have
fred Grnse md eyeI3 thing green ia fast assuming
brown hue, and our farmers shake their heads
and.H:ea lueuhtlous conntenanees- oh, FOR d
ST. 10. (Ao-) Journal 8kH.
HAHgEs1NG;-Meaa are pacing through here By
the score, on theiE way to the southern part Of th
Ses Rsve n a. III dea Ct Sa ss
get any price they choose to ask for their labor
! JtBtrSon Co. tHis.) .Repud!tcun. 8lst.
TIE CRoPs n New YoRK--In Wayne county
the Lyons Republican eaJ that barley is less Ii
quantity thai an average but Of fatr quality Oats
bstter thazu usnzl Wheat, eualIer yield than usu-
quantity planted. and very promiatng. Potatoes
.Plomike large yield; no symptoms Of disease.
plums falr, but many attacked by carcuiio pears
Tie s,1acuse Joarndl says tie recent warm
weather has hesn favorable TO spring eEops, and r.
| vegetablee have partaken Largely OF the general
fmpro7 ement aud upward tendency rapidly re-
cove ding from the srepulse" occasioned By helate
agueith temperature - = =: :: :.
.WHoBr1 EBERn1Es.-Thi :fr1it Ii said to be unu:
eaallE abundant this Season. They arc bstns
brought in quite freely andthe market p1ice Is &
t per quart. We. heard = countryman remark this
! morning that tn his neashhozhood this berry 'wa:
email portion Of The crop at beat while the abund
ant supply would reduce the p1fce. to q point a
| Mhteh you'd tot pay to pick them. .-7aztdt
, 1861-08-08
MARINE LIST.
p RT OF CHI a GO

ARRIVED. August I.
Prop Barber, Brown, Grand Haven, 100 n lumber.
Prop kH Foss, Wilson, Muske sou, lis N lumber,
S,hr Commencement, Vanders, Holland: 60 N
EtayeG.
Schr Oriole, Trunbul1 PresQue Isle, 800 ton coal.
CLEARED. D.---.,--....-.--Aug. 7
Prop Adriatic, McCrea. Buffalo, 1900 bu wheat
$50 brls -four, 1900 bu oats.
Prop Foss, Wilson, Muskegon-
Prop Barker, Brown, Grand Haven.
Brig Williams, Ba1lentine, Buffalo, $500 bu corn
Schr Cuba, Mezriman, Buffalo, 1a $50 ba wheat.
Scbr Commencement, Va1dera. Hol1and.
Schr Fly Bates, Dawson, Buffalo, I, ,Aoo bu eorn.
Schr 8 A Douglas, Turner, OsWego, II. loo bu corn
Schr Arctic, Carpenter. Buffalo, 10, 100 bu wheat.
Schr A1go, Abraham. Nayarino.
sehr Mont Eagle, White, Kingston, 14,ooo b1
schr Rival, Holling, oswego, II 600 bu wheat.
, 1861-08-08

WEDNESDAY EVENING. August 7, 1851.
FREIGHTs-yessels scarce and rates 6rE1; The
eEEagt ments were: To oswego..scnrs Rival and
sa asss ss5 sssa e T. e ssaq vs T9es vt
kes; taken key last night, whsst at 6xc:
FLoUN-keceived, s5s5 bbls; shipped by Lake.
winter ard chcise spring extras but dun for com
men grades. Sales so bhle Grand Cote'f Ct.
louis} choice white winter extra On P. t. 15o bbls
% bbls choice white wantsr extra at IS 10 deli 100
bsis red wi1te! extra roucd hoop. at - 90 del 50
PHI " Ph@nt1'' winter extra, III, at Is SIX del;
50 bes i eGs zSa 1istst xe.fE s4s at
- Is dfl; = Ibis d. at IS 90 dei 30 bbl. Nhite
htert5per at 4a.4o dsl; 100 hbls - Derweut,.
sp.ipg extra, D. At IS S DEL loo bbla GAINESVILLE
Ls,e1.T ieo b6ls Inpt7I.l,' aud 1o5 bbls zanes.
sior: Dc at S Ttdel; leo bbls ,usta'' do, +
b. at sS66 Del; 100 ba1s good extra at IS 65 del !;
iog bbs do at g &C dea 100 bbz tzr extra At g.
ae,d:s't { atx360 del; :10o 5bls .EiEton'' iow
W4EAT.Rsecivea, ss,eos bn; shipped, Is, So
e g fSRs@ e Nj aRs R ne
at 85G; 500 bu No Red In store at 'g8c; $500 bu
Wh1te fn .roEe st s1c 400 bn Rejected 9ea a
Club II store Ut 7215c; 5000 hu MOI Spring in
sto!e AZ Tle: o,ooo on do at nKc; 500 bu DO 1t
s slI @ By &C. st s 1eo n@ No spria n
laooQ tu DO ~ &C; 1850 bu do in palhcnla.
Ma1ehonse} stea4e; 5000 bu Rejected in store at
salee By sample Mere "a SKIS g3od. red. at ssc
On track So eks common do at Tac on track 12a
bags Iowa Club at &c On track; 800 oaga n II.
e. Glab D. At rs On track ;1 SKIS medium spring At
coRN-Reccived, 1st.176 ba; shipped. 12ass9
IN. Market 4@1Sc loMeE: Sales. s. ooo ea Capsl
sse aost s 5h9a5 30 fslio% n 2n store ss Is 81
Do at e4Hc 65 00 bn Mixed in store at S94c; 49,,
oeo By 90 at e3Ac; 800 bu carry Jay reeaipts DE- 1t
e. q2 e. n rS. ssf ia sses 5 s. a9 3sas & g
eeipts 90 It 2sae: 4oo tu do Il aaKI 5000 su Be.
jec1ed in steEe At 1Sc.
n2kss sss &c; l SsaYBk 6
esss i NJ W = trssE: ko ssss Il lse dsl; 1oel
Market qafet and stsad5.- Sales. soo bu N: Il
esGal GRalABlIETRecei7ea; 3 II ESQ. .:bu. Make. Dull
ssfes, 100 b Few No 3 Ut 934c IN store
/: HIGnWlNRs-Firm. Sales, 15o brls country
at 437c on uack 20 brs city to the tI1de At 15c.
+. .PRoVIsIONS- HESS Pork nominal at' $tawa
ts9ssass pssEsa. 1ssSd s5 eSiss: ss@ss' e pss
*HsA1;LLoM- fsiz demand at s@7s; :
Green sa1teu, 4@4ac; Green, S@34c-
.>*8GGseIn Gooa supply and dull 1t SC pe- dog.
/ Tu.te15t Tu.tttka,GsGhtckeas. e g. $l&@1@ pee az
asfoTAT0Es- Supply heRsy and r.atkes dell
efas RYtNno gg nosge good 4 sc; 40 By htat ste, e
n11%s-,l nnh1AN%s-A On gnod mixed At &l1o. :.
-MUolt-a50 t-a50 6s Common 1x31ye At 2509ac-: :
! u ESQ task6tz thpfre 'Sontn Rass, 4
$as5; M baskets nir, 4 31E0@t IS 81:
as x nz4s good Southern Illinois at $t,7
e ssa g. 81 o. =
and. 1rm.. 8sfest =: ..S*1.o.}:.
ss s HeE. ''sf::eank e g nt.t I;
| 70 Beevea -. *. 1ls :, ,":::..-.--..-:--- 81
, 1861-08-08

,fsFnfTcturess sre-row '.ergsged.=~Ih sup
pIH 1t al other goods isquIte e1Rc!ent for pres
ent IT rrorpectiSe wants. The unsettled stats Q
mGrey xdaire at the Vert Will tend to limit the
.pu1chaEes for that tectfan. Hides and Leather
'htve net Ear1ed materially during the week; and
arr: art'esas dult as previously noticed donds
q nttnre to move Oft to Caiifornia quite equal to
the waits ot that, market, ;hut the lata adrtcas
have BEEN -1itsl= more encouraatug-- The Be1Ves
de,e, from this port on :hE 30Eh, had 1876 cases.
Slipping List, dug. 3.
, 1861-08-08

WANTED-One span Of Mules,
W one pair OF Poples and one Iazgs Horae- Any
cne having shy 0: the shove N find pprshs e p5
addfesAi9E fntt Df1ca Eox &433. ty31 EARlE
, 1861-08-08

PASSED DETRo1r-Aueust 7--CP-Str Planet;
prep Empire: bark Crest West No 2; brigs New
York, B Crooks Gladiator, Queen Of the North;
Vernon, Hamlet, PIeble.
DowK-str Cleveland props Racine, Missouri
Acme, Young America, Saginaw, Dnnkizk; basks
IL STANDARD. Empire State, Powhatan, Bannerf He.
fspstine; Fehrs Fixing cloud, y Nelson. J
GIANT, Cousuelo, Ross. Plover. Il Drake. San
nm, " SardeIson, Ii B Hale, " g Grant, . Mar
bic, L Luddingtor, L Sheppard, Uncle Tom, E
Don, n Scott, Lone Star, Hubbard. J ooch:
rane, Sirius, Sunbury, Three Bells, Miranda, F 7
Barney. Stella
Weather pleasant, with moderate SW breeze,
, 1861-08-08

TIE offerings at the State Scales today footed Nd
somc 600 head. being si0 haad mpre tha11ast msr-
prices were lover. Of tho above offerings e head
were dtiyent to Washington, 1a5 ditto vera LETT
over 1neold. and the balance t410 head McEe taken
81 2S q 100 ms, being decline ct 80 centz + loQ
fn1. On lzat Tharsday'e 7atee. We learn that the
cattle offered to-day Tere far Inferior IN to
!. Hogs vert N limited supply. and with a. good
cdemsEd for them p51ccs wa5o fully 90 cents y lg9
fo-iay 1T IS sa5gD6 p 100 ibs. =.
, 1861-08-08

the contract for 1teeh beef Worked out oxen,
with scarcely any warm blood in them constitute
the ftsh meat which IL furnished TO onr gallant
wholet ONE at tho best Of times, and In this e1ten
EIye1y wtrm weather is es!cu1ated TO create an ep-
idsmic II our camps A practical dtoTeF, whoee
sll the cattle passing over the Pennsy1Yania Rail
road at Harrisburg. He was eonsc1entlous mar,
and threw ont a large number OF the cattle. This
ereyiouals offended the contractor, and change
vas made. the cattle now. psssing oyer to York,
Pa. At this point they are neither tnsps seted o.
weighed The contract calls for well FED cattle
weighing fourteen hundred pound.. The speci
De1s hare seen will not average one Thousand
pounds, ann drove OF them would scarcely yield
me hsr1e1 Of fallnX.=Hhf{. IuQHiTEr.
, 1861-08-08

The following letters, detained in the Chicago
Post on1ce for postage, viii be forwarded tothe
DEED Letter Office, On Monday next, nnlsss the
postage previously paid. Call the room OF the
Dead Letter Clerk, up stairs;
ER,ly coggIn Gatge .l EarEs2 E1:e! eeaEs; JSs
WeEne-, Matteaon, I'll, Kate Gornons Quincy, III;
Elk ". Blake. so1on. HI Jehn krous Eeep, WI
8; Payne, Cleveland. g.; S. +. Marshall, Nav
York; ". Il. Nichols, California: an1ch. Q. T.;
chas. Fagtn, Asptnwali, Central Amertca: two
packages containing fluid, not cent, which WILL be
returned II called fur.
, 1861-08-08
albany Live Stock Market.
From the Albany Evening Journal.1
WEaT At4IEv Auv IA

BEETEs-The market is again dull. and there
no well founded reason, as we then tntimated the
New 1o1E buy ers come up to Albany 1aet week
q d es1sed q .p;ing IN the market By their wild
investments Prices then had been low, and there
Was No good reason to expect an improvement,
hu1, On1er the Impression that the run over the
Enc railroad was light, they Epeculated largely
snd lost heavily. As wss o be expected the reae-
ion iEfalEea5y felt here, and prices baVn receaea
Fc y H. gross weight, with an extremely dali
ding.
The heat for the past three days has been 80 ex-
festive that It was dangerous for person to stand
In the yards long enough to examine dove Of
any coneiaerAble size. The eastern buyers are
takihg full supply, many Of them light thin est
tie, such az they scarcely ever lake; bnt this is
accounted for BY the fact that there Is small sup.
pit # the Fat, heavy kind, euch they generally
purchase, and they are obliged to take share Of
th- hoppeTs. which Includes nearly three-quarters
OF the offerings this week, or else return empty
handed. We do not remember the time when the
Brighton and Providence buyers bonght animals
in this market at 2z@3c q u, as they have doae
tc.day. From present appearances, The yards will
al be cleared out by night, hoIdeTs being deter
mined to cell at such rates As they oSa obtstn,
rsther Than hold the cattle out sha lose week q
two hence, as tome others have duse for the past
ak weebB. Experience hns shown US conclusfye1.
that there f. no money made BY holding out cattle
in this market.
| RKcEr1s-The following is our comparatiy.
statement Ut receipts at this MAKER over The Cen
I tra1 lallIoad, estimating Is to nc car:
, 1861-08-08

tie nno-e liks business. ~A1ew buyers Eayc aE3ved
from Cbic8eo, Milvsukse., St.. Lon1t, Cincinnati,
9nd points VEST b9t thats appears1ss 50 fss
.5et sre TctY UEhf. Tae trade is backward and
/: buyers are Purchasing on;y f. aEsn 1o{a* 8o0e
large contracts ART n 1nA1kef !or afmy Ano aavy
EoodA. wtich Is about the only WoIk GA WHICH