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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-07

There was a more active demand for money on
call to-day, arising to some extent doubtless, from
the larger operations in the stock market The
hulk Of the loans are made nj ~ cent
We have no change to note in the market for paper
The business Of the Clearing House to-day was sls,
O37 ,405 50.
Applications for the Government Loan continue
large, and the notes seem 10 be absorbed about as
fast ar the Treasury Department can supply them.
Among the subscribers this morning was Chas. ii.
Marshall for $4,000. Mr.. Hoffman, one Of the
new agents, has sold $4,000 in small sums, and
Mr. Read has disposed Of 600, while at several
Of the banks considerable sales are effected daily
The subscriptions to the loan for the week ending last
evening at the Office Of the Assistant Treasurer, COM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-07
narea with the preyious week as follows:
To,.l..............rS2,ls7,1 52

The subscriptions TO the loan in Rhode Island have
reached one million Of dollars and are stil going on
rapidly.
The following sales Of stockswere made at auction
this afternoon by Adrian II. Muller, by order Of
Jesse x. Dubois, esq, Auditor Of the State Of
Iuinois.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-07

FOUND Drowned. Coroner Donnelly Of Hudson
City held an inquest yesterday upon the body of an
unknown man, found in the Hackenssck River
Deceased was apparently a laborer, about SO years
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-07

Nm, c.x, Ro.r syn.ousK loaded with corn. last svsr
ug while being locked struck the bulkhead Of eI n IA
r. causing her 70 leak badly that Uas found ases'v
pssch her on GQYernoTe Island
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-07
IMMATURE ALMANAC

IMMATURE ALMANAC.
suu-Rises .6:02 tSets.......5:3il moor-SetA i.R
WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook. .l0:07 Gov Island 1887 HelGss ll9
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-07
use Assistant Treasurer,s
,bt ara GA follows.

Yesterday the three Trunk lines restored the
schedule of May 6, both on passengers and freight.
The rates for westward freight are as follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-07
Disasserss DC.

Oct l. lat 40 49, Ion 81 IS, ship Glen Helen bound I
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-07
The vessels at the Brood iyn Navy-Yard are:

The gunboats he. cary
peCted 10 sail tO.dag
At the CbarlestCwn n.
bEisk, Two slOoPt oisWs
, 1861-08-23

Aug. So Flour steady and unch 4nsed Sales
about 4 coo hfls No super at - G5@4.75. Moth
ing doing In other grades. Wheat-5ates Of Chi
cage No at 97Ac; two cargoes Milwaukee No
held ut 81. Sales Of Canada spring at Csc, only
moderate quality. Freights-Very scarce; no en-
Eagements.
BOSTON FLoER MAEEET-Aug- Ii 20-The re-
ceipts etuce saturday have been 1870 brls. The
market IL firm. Sales of western super at 81 25 !;
fancy a 20; extra 81 75@5; superhne IS 25M7 q
b1i. Southern Is in moderate demand Sales
@6.75; super $7@750 p bill.
wheat. he Heraa reports as foilows Wheat-
10 red sold. Holders asking 95e on track, and
shippers Offering that price flee On boar Sales
cars white at FL On track. Corn-No sales re-
ported in the morning. Held at 81 OF track. Oats
Quiet at 22@e3c.
DETRoTT-Aug- 21.-WHEAT-The market has
suffered still another decline OF &c. Holders ara
moderate disposition to invest. On the street the
rates are now SEC for No red, and 97c fo- No i
white. The faes on 'Ohange were cars No /
red at s6c, and cars No white at 81 and near
the close car Of No red at Csc, which YVES re-
gafded IS the outside figure.
MILWAUKEE GRAIN sMARKET.-F1ouf-Rece;
1.002 bt!s Market he NJ and unsettled. No sales
reported. Wheat-Receipts, d. 400 bu. Market
very Gull 21d about Sc lower. closing at Tl@I6c
for the two standard grades Ia store. Sails in
cluded 700 bn NO in store (early) at 7Sc 30O]
bu do del st 19c 100 b1 do in at 7Sc 500 bu
DO in store at 75c; coo bu do del at 7Gc; 4Sp bu
No in store at 73c; $500 bu do In store at 7oc
ing vessels The achooner Myrtle was reported
| At 1870 to Buffalo or 17c to Qkwego. emppe-s op.
| tfo1, to load on Friday. VESSELS In bort were
| held at 13c te Rufalo--Sentixe{.
, 1861-08-23
KEeErTs AND surHHETs Be oAEA1, AUG. II.

There was good attendance Oh Change today
but in conaequere &c Of a difference in views be-
tween buyers and aellers, the transactions In
grain were comparatively light.
There was good supply Of Flour. and the mar
ket both for spring and winter grades was .dnll--
prices declining oR the former 1oc, and on the lat
ter, 10G15c per bril- About a,2oo brls Of al kinds
changed hands, at 81 COOS 20 for white winter ex-
tras; 81 SO for mixed winter extras; and $35oA
$4.0o for spring extras.
The receipts Of wheat were heayy-134,57 ,572 bush
els-and the market for spring grades suffered q
decline OF 2G3c per bushel, and winter, 3@5c. At
the opening buyers would not pay over sc foz No,
Spring, aud 6oc for No. 2 Spring; but lndiag it
Impossible to get any amount at those figures,
they advanced them to g. and 65c-and come ssles
were made aR high as &c Only about 4s, ,0oo bush
els Of nl grades changed hands, at 77@s0c for No.
Red; 6e@7oc for No 2 Red; 63@66c for No. /
spring; 6o@6ac foE No. Spring; and 5s@Bc for
REJECTED Spring-the market closing. firm at &c
and 655fc for No. and No. Spring.
The demand for Corn was unusually iieht. be-
cause Of the scarcity Of vessels and high freights,
and the market declined about le per bushel. and
closed dull Only about 5000 bushels changed
hands, at 24c for Canal Mixed afoat; 2aAaa4c Ear
Mixed IN Store; and t}Hc for Rejected In stors-
closing heavy.
There Was fair inquiry for oats at 16c in etore,
but towards the c4ose the demand fell OF and sales
were made at 15s<c- No. RJe WIS in demand ut
zee; but there were no sales. HgLwines were
sca1Te at 14c. Apples aud Peaches are active aud
steady. Hides are in good demand md firm. Po-
tates are plenty and dun
beef Cattle were dali and heayy-the tendency
oeaog downward. Hogs declined 10@15c, With
sales s2.769a00-cloaing very dan at the inside
quotations. Sheep were dull.
FrelEhts were steady-with engagements-at
Exc for corn and12@14c for wheat to Buffalo.
, 1861-08-23
mARKETS RY TELEGRkPH.

NEW YoRK. Aug. 81 1-FLoUR-There Ia it,
tie more doing for export. Market shade hrnet,
Sales ID 500 br1s st 81 3094.4o for super state:
&, 1904 66 for extra state; 4.2D@4 10 for super
western; q 5OG4.81 for common TO medium eS-
round hoop a@s Is !or trade s bEae5ta e5..a
the market closing steady. Canadian e ,ur more
steady sa'es s5e brls q s4;s5aa o for sapar, @
g 9@$.s5. Corn meal quiet and noninaIIy uo
changed. ~"
Without important casnge. Sales an
,GEAm-Wheat- decided change in p,ice
oaa Market may y be quoted shade armer. salea e.
go bu MlWaukes club At 81 o6@1.i5; 1860 biu
lows at q 17@1.18; SEQ tu Green Bay spr;ae At
81 16; S.O1o b1 new winter rrd western at 81 I9n
l:2o; 1s 100 1u do st = c@1 e5: Go b1 red state
a. h;a ;S 1so 6u Tite = Galiiorna u and 19 b1
Csc for state, Barley dull and unchanged: 1Ya ne'
t1ce sales Of ego bn barley nal: on private terms
and home consumption: a1Ies 14I 000 bu at 4sl
47c for inferior to fair mixed western 4sAI9c f5r
gooa e. gaad aRd saeiee Shipping d. 4s@sls fos ar
for Canada and 3a034e for western and state
PRov1s1oSs-Pork-0nly moderate business do
& ipg but mar market ct generally without important
prime. Beef steady. Sales 800 br. at 64G14 50 tar
country prime; 35@5.5o for eonatry mess $50
fa;s' H. a 1or rtpaesed ness, aud $l2 25o9l31aK
.ok 0AEa m1ss- EIme mess Deel 1uAC-
" changed prtcsa; sales Of 100 br1z weste7a At
$14 80 Cut meats quiet and steady; sale 50 rs al
4H95e for shoulders; 506xc for hams. Bacon
quiet and prices nominally unchanged. Lard
more active and shade frmet; tales $50 bris at
ssX@s4c~ Butter selling at a9l1c for Ohio; 1o@
14He Tor state. caeesn steady At 6@7Kc-
firm Sales 800 bags Rio at 14115c; 100 bags st
Domingo at 14k. Sugar. Eaw, IN better dem and,
arg naske1 very firm. Sales $50 hhds Cuba, at s
gR 45c; 2 a25 bids g At eK@6He;; By suction, s
very aIiet, prices still rery firm. Sales Is hhds
Porto Rico, st3ac
srocKs-Lower ana dull. c T. RIs9X; C & II
SaA g q 81, % }; Este 255ss: n Y G 7s1: Pac
81; Tenn 4274; Geergia g. es: Ao s. a; Treas
my Is 977z.
BUFFALO, Aug. e2.-F1orn steady with mode:
GRAM-Wheat in moderate demand and market
easier; sales Is 900 bu red winter st $l02: 1900
ou Cb1c9Eo spring at IS; 6000 bu Milwaukee club
t91 Corn lower; fales 81 coo hu at s6; 5000 bu
at S5A 7,oo0 eu a. IS; other grains quiet and 10
CANAL FEE1aHTs-10H corn; liz wheat to New
LAKE IMPORTS 900 hrls Hour s4s, ,oG9 hn wheat:
SIG. COO bu corn; a5,0 600 b1 oats 1000 bu rye.
CANAL ExFoRrs-a,eoo brls aour; $1,000 bu
WHEAT; 69,e0Q bu cora.
OsWEGO. Aug. 22-FLoUR-Cnchaused
GR4Is--W hest declining, With very little iuqui-
r. No. hieago spring held at CSC, with buyera
at 9Gc, Corn Ind other graius quiet Tbs fresh
break ct Mud Lock, reported this aoraiug, ha.
great influence tn depressing the markets..
CANAL \! FRE1a4TsI Isteady- Flour asc, wheat Sc,
CANAL EXPORTS, ,4l4 h1ls -four, Il, 90 hu Wh eat,
Il 800 hu corn.
, 1861-08-23
Daily Review Of Chicago Market,

FRElGHIs-opened firm, bat clossd dulL. the
Marquette, and Raiabow4. wheat, at 14c; brig Is.
aaa+ bella, wheat: at 13c; sehr CITY ef Milwaakee,
Faei Rhei BGanie a. iae 6;n efT as,n anS csoGk5 G Mt
COTE. at 1870. To oswego: schs. Lizzie Throop,
FLOUR-Reeefved, 4,7S3 brls; shipped, none
ter R1sdes dai sd 1o@1sc lover I saies 1s5 bis
del; 100 bills Eagle Nils Quincy do at Is 10
brs "SlliTan' IS white winter at 81 50 del 81 brls
choice white wtntez at - Is del; loo brls Jones'
bore white winter st t4 50 Del; 100 1rls mixed
sp1ing estra At s. 90 del 50 brls do at Il Del:
2eo bEia South Ba.d at S3so del: 100 orls GOOD
spf:1g extra Ct O. u DEL 50 b1ls Warner DO St
brls DAYTON Valley i. b at $3.50 del; Is bis
"RFeTn Mgr tnperins e1d;,.sa At g e 5@275. 9s
$50 bu. Market for winter neglected, and s@5c
lower: spE1Eg wheat declined s9sc: Sales:
bu do at s74c: 29G0 bu do at 76c; 1000 bu do at
soe: aeG0 bu No i Red in store at 6s: l00o bu do
at 6sHe; 100 bu do at 70c; sPRnSG bu No.
ssp5ing sppG II II Etors At 81 1000 ba DO as e3c-goId
50obu do ct sc: 2.oo0 bu do at 6a7&c; do b.
do st &c; 1900 bu Do at &C; 1000 bu No; 2
dP'ng d1 r. c siGts 6 g I g a go b
sr.i2g At 55c; 400 hu Dc at Sc.
cokN-Reeetyed, is, Ate bu; shippede1 no. .s72
bu Canal Mixed At &c aost; seoo bu me MiIed si Ia
st 224c; 5000 bu do at 2217c; 500 bu Rejected
o1TsKeesfved. 1o.14s bu. Market shade
easier. Sales, 1000 bu No IN store at 16c; 1000
J RYERseeii7ed, II R1Ssii 1889 ba. Market dull-buyers
Offering 29c. No transactions
BARlEf-ReceiEed, 4c1 bu. No demand and
, 1861-08-23

The New YoIk L077s0leTc5M Of Monday eays:
The first lot OF United States Treasury notes af
small denominations, redeeu1ahle on demand in
s2ecle: were sent to Washington On Saturday.
and Will be ready for employment at the seat Of
Government by the close Of the week The de-
nsminat1ons Of these notes are FIVE, ten and
twenty dollars, and the whole amount of the
issne authorized is af'y m1!lieass It is under
stood that the Secretary Of the Treasury will avail
himself TOR the present to only limited extent OF
the privilege Of Issuing these notes, and as they
will be made redeemabla at convenient points,
they will aiord most desirable currency, and
while they will ohviate the Inconvenience and risk
Of The transportation Of Coin between certain
points. it Is probable that portion at least will
pas freely from hand to hand without being pre-
sente1 for redemption.
, 1861-08-23

for yaars-406c per b for good fair quality
beet BY the ride, mich ia 1o4s svsn At the TesX
net justify tho current prieea Of tdsy, paid hy tos
retail batcberr, which IL equivalent to 6Qsse 2 ID
for the net ~elht OF the meat In the qu2rEets. the
owueTs sticking out.
There arc but few droves, ard those only OF the
very ehofceet quality, that will average centa.
the drovea average : cents . pound.
Last Th1reday the hardness OF the market Was
attributed to the very stormy weather, while to-
day il ta a. ine az could be desired, and remarka-
bly, cool for the eesson-just shs kind OF atmos-
phere thst woula tempt purchasers to buy heavy.
20 that unless the market declines only at-
tribute the decline TO the very large oYerupplY Of
cattle
The Sheep and Swine market, too are entirely
overbtocksd, and prices Iowa cent pound loW-
e. for hoge than week ago.
, 1861-08-23

Strars shoe +. F. At the regular meeting Of
The GeEEan Working Mems Society {Asoe4ter
Fk7tisa) Of Chicago, on Monday evening, 1t
IVES mentioned for the information Of the
Society that petition was circulating In the
cIiy, asking the President Of the United States
to remove Simon Cameron, the present in
eunbe1t OF the office Of Secretary ofWat,
frcm his post, which he lacks all and evary
quality to I'LL with cr2dit to himself and with
honor to the country, and to appoint another
man to that Place man In vhem the people
may hare confidence Upon the ANNOUNCE.
mentof this p=tition being In circulation, one
Of tie members Of sid Society proposed that
the Society In a body subscribe the pstfH6n
mentioned, at the asme TINS; that be eon-
sidezed the appointment ot Simon Camsnoa
az secretAryo1 War IN the same light aa If .
railroad company would employ tailor Is
head boss Of her locomotive shop. The reso-
lutlnDs that the Society eign the petition in =
body, WAS then csrEdea Ruanluously.
TH.-H.
, 1861-08-23

First Board firm; Secsad Board dali.
MoxEx MAr7ERs IN ST. LoU1s.-The Dsnsacrnt
cfthie morning reports exchange steady at 757@s
per cent prem, and gold s09K per cent.
The banks ase advised to Withdraw their specie
deposits In the branches throughout the State,
lest they may be seized b5 the Confederate rob-
bers-
EXCHANGE At MHwAUKHK.-The Sentinel OF
this morning reports exchange weak at per cent.
prem.
CINCINNATI MONEY FEAnKET.-E1change IL duI
at x per cent prem. buying, and At par selling.
Kentucky funds we're sesrce, and selling at 4@x
prem
MONEY MATrERs IN NEW YoRR.-The Wo7fd
quotes money easy On cell at 4@s q cent Capt.
talis,s are not disposed to take long loans until
Government loans are fairly on the market.
The banks hAye decided to attach coapons to
the $40 treasury notes, which will delay their
issue i'll the 1st Of September.
Foreign exchange is dull st 1074@f07x for
bankers sixty say drafts, and @1o7 for prime
commercial.
PHnADEIPH1A BANKa.-The weekly statement
Of the Philadelphia banks, made up yesterday af-
tee oon, presents thefollowing aggregates as COM
pared with those oft previous weak:
, 1861-08-23

The Aark Lane Eaprsss Of August +, just come
to hand, reports the weather mora favorable for
the crops. The hay harvest was completed; but
zdds "perhape nearly half the crop lost color By
the frequent rain, and come was damaged The
wheat harvest had commenced in many places, but
!" 20 certain eonc1usion can Jet be arziTed 1t re-
apect1ng the yield" New Eese1 wheat wss sold
In London, weighing 6sx@t4 hs. to The bustel,
at 7as per quarter.
an extensive demand from France had taken
plsee, in consequence Of the partial iIure Of the
crops there.
During the weak 20 cargoes Of wheat had been
eoh aoas, At Ass Cd for rtd Aznss1eza; 4as Sd and
4ss 155d for imperfect Milwaukee; and 5os ID for
perfect Wisconsin and Chicago.
In Scotland the weather WIS fine ind harvest
work progressed feyorahly. Good wheat 1t G4a4,
gov was hzR; but inferior was neglected.
The rain had done 1nneh danaageto the potatoes
Is ireland; but the breadth planted was 80 large
and the bulk ~ Jet looks well ~ to cause gene
ral eatzsact1en.
, 1861-08-23

4WeAAA1s& NEW York Cattle Market
from Yesterdays n T. TFibune.1
This IL another hazd week for drzvere- We ind
already entered upon the msrket-books st Forty.
fourth efrett Abo1t 4 900 head OF fresh bu1}ocks
beside few rtEle ones from last week, and about
3sSo Of theee are In the sale pens, with greater
thsa We have seen tn long fi1ae. Ali the indiea-
uons are that the weeks business Will close very
hard for the drpEeys- hardest In fact OF all the
supply, It il 20. as hasd ss drosers might fairly
anticipate We had 4.419 head r. ported foE TIE
city List week, and our reports this week Will be
large
The general average Of weight this week +
a rev oS lie beet d,oves may be- about as high
IN price as last week, but ths quality. is not as
good to-day - II was this day Week, 4hd Es
ehelI be tVfpFfee& II Ill the stock eA1 be 8old
tomorrow NJ any price that owners can accept.
The report Of sa1es b{ the wholesale batchera
ut Washington Market Is 3eWez than at 4ny time
, 1861-08-23
ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL,

ARRIVED Aug. Il.
Portland, Morris, 5000 bu corn.
St Louis, C1ica, 4.790 bu CON, 1888 bu wheat.
Lockpolt, Lcckport 4 600 bu oats, 15Qp bu corn,
Merriam. Morris, 5000 bu corn.
Adelfa, Joliet, 4,OG0 bu corn.
Golden Cloud, Ottawa, $500 bu co1u.
George. Morris, 1000 bu corn.
LoekpoTt, Lockport. 600 bu corn, II, ,5Ba b b7ar
125 sks -four, 10 brls fonr.
Arctic, Morris. $500 bu corn 1o3 bu seeds,
Lcmont, Lockport, 4,5O0 bu corn.
F a Leonard, La Salle
NoFthsup, Lockpcrt, TO bu cor7, II, $50 lbs coon
era ware~
Mound CITY, La Sale, 4,7se 5000 bu corn,
-.-... CLEARED Aug. q.
G L Hantoen, .Lockoort. Light.
-, y Brown. IsocEport. 1850 # lumber
1fooesaons o s da% dhg%ckp1r 60 lumber 20 brla salt
Marion, K5nkakee, 1859 # lumber, a,ss2 nz iron
g 6 Morton, Ottowa, light.
Rob't Holmes, ostowA, e. 033 feet lumber, 81 ,tO{
Iath. o@'@e'
Danube, Ottawa.
G GooGen, OtteWa.
I P Dodge, Ottowa.
St Louis Ottawa.
Golden Cloud, Ottawa
Edinburg. Maraeilles, 4S hrls salt, brl whiaky,
J Harrington Marreilles.
ClarTett, Morris, 4, ECO It lumber.
American Star, La Sale, 81 m lumber.
Alice, L Sale. g, BIG # lumber, Sl9 1bE sugar.
Australia, L. Salle.
Aquila. South Point, 1s3, 400 ns ice.
Investigator, Athens Port, 81 cds stone.
3 Cody, Joliet
Humboldt, Joliet
ClyGe, Seneca, 81 ,2f7 It lumber.
, 1861-08-23
1hs Harvest and Crops.

Hdltors Chicago Tribune:
In looking over your paper, go notices Of the
Gopa from different sections Of fhe State and See
ing nethir2 ftuaa this county, zad haitavfng that
the crops kSya bean very generally oyex estimated.
Pa1sleniariv sptiEE wiaat- t.ke ths liberty Of
eendfn9 thfa bItef statezzsnf- fuass - ths1a Was
low N average, ard The quality about Na.-9 ase-
raee SD sp1nS wheat, tse greas staple. i almost
anu have not heard OF etngle tnasance where
the yield has been over tau bushels per xete, and
they nearly all ssy they ges EoEa nse to eight
ple Of 10. spring Htest. have uyed her
, 1861-08-23

SUITS AGAINST TILE OLD SEWERAGE BOARD.
Yesterday in the Superior Court suits were
Instituted in behalf Of the city, and against
Sylvester Lind, Philip Conley, and 8. D.
Webster the cid Board Of Sewerage Commits
sioner's, and their bail, for sum amounting
in the aggregate to &2so,ooo their being four
suits Of equal amount These causes arc en-.
titled rs fellows 774e the City Of Chicago VI
s. Lind & George Smith $7oooo,o 90. 775o Same
rs 8, Lind 3. & Foss 4. Il. Hea1d d 3. F.
Carver-7oooo0 90. 775o Same " Jos. D. Web
stsr 7. Wright d E Wright-7oooo,0 ,0o 7751
Same rs P, Conley B. F, Carver & T. ]. Kin.
selle-7000O,CO.
, 1861-08-23

Gas F11TUREs-$20,000 worth Of new styles
must be sold within sixty deys. 1872 Lake street.
jyS4SM Il. II. WnAARTH.
H Church's Raspberry Jam, the best made,
for eale only ct 81 Lake street. aul2 2.g34a27
" All should not faH to read the advertise.
ment Of Prof Wood in to-day's pspes mh-1y.
, 1861-08-23
.biraqo Grihu,te
TIE CITY ,

BURNING 4 HA7BTAcK- Sidney Reynolds Is
now in jail, charged With setting fire to hay
Btack near AintHorth
, 1861-08-23

hrsAKcE citizens haye recently
paid small lines at the Police Court for depos-
Hing nith and otfA In the streets and alleys
Of the city.
, 1861-08-23

PARso6AL-Ileutenaut Governor Henry r.
Seldom Of New York and Hon. E. B. Washburne
ofGsera, are stopping 1t the Sherman House.
, 1861-08-23

CoHrmRKCK GANE.-A farmer from Wash,
ngton county, Iowa, was diddled cut Of $40
yesterday, at the Wells street depot, By one Of
or most noted QpeFRtQIn
, 1861-08-23

A large crowd derive daily huge satisfaction
in watching at Morgan's stable in the rear Of
the Sherman House, the process Of testing
and proving the steeds brought up for enlist
ment into the q. s. Army, en- the contract re-
Gently awarded to parties In this city to pnr-
chase two Thousand horses. The Government
is liberal in its views, and pays good price
for good horses, and VIII accept no other
The contract priceis $f10 for each horse that
passes inspection. This will put the hand
some sum Of two hundred thousand do,1ars
into circulation in this city and section, an 1
help matters much in this tight time We have
fallen upon. Bruah up the nags and trot them
out.
, 1861-08-23
MARINE LIST.


ARRIVED, August q
Prop Fosa, Wtlson, Muekeson, lis m lumber.
Prop Lady Franklin, Hickey, St Joseph suuf1ries
Bark Marquette, Best, Pre.que Isle, $50 tons coal
Brig LoWen Ferris Kingston, 1893 m lumber, 10, $50
Brig Bay City. Tripp, Bay City, go N lumber.
frlg GeHevs, Thompson, Green Bay, 11o n lum-
schr Magnet, Palmer, Muskegon, u N lumber, 80
II lath
schr Harriet Ann, Eanson, Grand River 20 m
schr Hunter, Williams. Muskegor, 175 N lumber.
Schr Spartan, Cherry, Painters Pier, 20 N lumber,
rs eds wood.
schr Berlin, Jeaning, Cleveland, s5s tons coal.
Scbr Matt Root, Blaachard, Buffalo, 600 brls salt.
schr Raynor,. Bruce, Milwaukee:
sehr 9in1sFgTIs in5T Sa Eoo6' Wnsons Pier.
schr Union, Ulrich, Racine, 80 cos wood.
schrJ Wallace, Loreas, Kalar1azoo, 50 n stave
schr Ellen Baxter, Henderson, Kingston.
CLEARED. ..Aug. q.
Prop Mendoza, Nelch, Buffalo, 1900 bu wheat,
1,2N br1s -four, tons sUnGriez
Prop Lady Franklin, Hickey, st joseph, sundries.
Prop Foss. Wilson, Muskegon.
Bark David Morris, Wright, Colbcrne, 1900 bu
Brlg Mary. Ruther. ogdensburgh, 1os5e bu corn.
Big F Gardner, Carey, Buffalo, 1890 bu wheat.
sehr sEeepstakes, Burlington, Buffalo, 18.ooo bu
Sehr Il q Brown, Middleton. Buffalo, il Goa ba
wheat.
Schr Jos Grant, Anderson, Buffalo, 2301o hu
wheat.
schr McIrnis, Graham, ColboE1e, 1900 bu
corn.
schr Wate1witch, Moreland. Kingston, 1e coo bu
corn. ~
schr Cascade, Day. oswego, 14,ooo bu wheat,
sehr Campbell, steadman, Buffalo, 1880 bu
schr Itheca, Thompson, Buffalo, $500 bu corn.
schr Magnet; Palmer. huskegnn.
St hr Union. Ulrich, Racine.
Schr Spartan, Cherry, GraY's Landing.
Schr International, Hinman, Buffalo, 1880 bu
wheat
schr t'slcn ia. Long. Websters Pier.
| schr EsEex, Chron. B1ffalo, IL 300 bu Wheat.
| SChr Ray nor, Bruce, Butfalo. It, DOT bu wheat
| Schr Il Rand; C.eHas. Buffalo S 9oa bu wheat.
Schr Jehn Gross, Grover, Oswego, 15,aoo hu
wheat
| Schr Enterprise, Peterson, Wilkinsons Pier.
| Scow Har.id Ammo. Haason, Grand River
, 1861-08-23

TIE WEATHER Charming beyond com,
parisc1, these fresh cool days, tempered BY
hreszes straight from Mackinaw. Tue health
Ct TIE cst3 ccntin ues excellent,