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Personal NOTICES.

MISSING SINCE YESTERDAY (Tucs,lay)
wi n,ruus AIr 1itl t,t the hours of % u.l 10
urlp.k, hoy aged lu years, answering b. the name
ul HENRY BLACk, liti ou black nave pants,
loose hlayl. COAT, black e. tu Dtr, plaid stockings
and luw shocs Auy Information w., he thank
fully received by h- parents, ui a. II m'tm ave,
Of Carroll n, Brook I. at27 2'9
cJOO REV 4 Il D-MISSING since
PIOO mst "Wednesday morning, CH ARIES
GOIHENBt ICIER, Of the b,eg I'rNery ,u Now
Brooklyn, Wu- dressed ui - t-uulur,d coat, strip
AS r,r'au will ANS Information 81 ban H.. re-
cc.,c he a'u,c r,,o.d, by applyustn %, Marion
IT, NrW Book ',u, 1. l. au2GS'llT
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HORSES ICG S'IE-A lEW llNE
IL .r~-.f opp .t'r, ..,.: uf ... u.. lul COL.
work; com bc sec. ni tuo4r depot, H.! N et ITtu
y, .Hy tI4n H.t.. n....k. any 'l54
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AUCTION NOTICES.


N W hhOhN - hAOhAUAuE OAbh v. y.
IA MILLS, Auctioneer and Attorney for the N ,rt-
gagcc, will sell, Thu rsday, August goth, ~ II o.
clock, n the Of varick aud Charlton sts the con-
tents VI liquor store consisting Of liquors, casks
dtm Johns bottles, lar fixtures, counter, glasses,
measures, decantets, segars &c, aso the uneN prcd
tei of the lease OF said prem ses, will expire next
MAY; rent 500. VARNUM 5. MILLS Attorney
for Mortgage No. IL Chaml cfs st. au2T 3s't2l
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HOSES At AUCTION. 3 HORSES Ar
= tie lun.r ruud 't ~rtb ~, bet. ithn.I htI
aveuts luy' 10 hands hugh, ru,u IA hands In.
wi. Og sold 1t publ. sale 90 not redeemed within,
days. ,l,, g,i,"
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4 lotion NoTiCE-LARGE SALE OF

II elegant hous, hold furniture, this DIV, wrincs.
day. vt the private residence, Is West 10Th IT. uctr
9Th ave. ut 10 l2 ut.uyk, consisting uI Rosewood
and mahogany b,dsteads, bureaus, washstaud. hair
mattresses, feather beds chnIa, glass, -i,"rN,fc,
table cutlery, Wirrtr- chairs ornaments, ptrIutrs.
g.. Also, large assortment basement aud kitchen
niultnrr. ~
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" 10y, 1t ID,, .',,t. ,.u''cr,, ard Other s,ai.
num cstari ant. s's' l.,s failures. iirutJrr t.,m
MANI Cd. tlrrr, uu l,utuNs, mirrors, feather beds
i.su dry and .u,y good, etc. SLy 1t lid Chatham
~ 30
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Potca ','n,' tho country cpn 1nyothc powder
forwarded g. mall
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sTvNT.oNs WANTED Ny Mtr,.
ASPu.e', beat r,.,r. noe "A. T., uoN ,lu San. 2>J
~ q graduate o' C,ll,.'-A. C.. hos 500 sun on. .c
BY a foreman baker .lC- lttu -, l.,,u B. ~
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LODGINGS To LET
ROOMS WANTED
BUSINESS CIIANCEs-Foa s,Lr.

unmm,sh'd room on "a, ith OF Ctha,,-C, so sur
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- s " HoGNET, ArJTlONIEES-TuIS
- go .',".' T.. N,ui ~ ~ i.#u h,L
.,., ..w',.H, g,.aF, kc,. uYi "a V'.ntt .t ..
.l4.I.. %
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Ave- -tth- Ship Australia for Liverpool. Banks
IunH.. Jacob, Queenstown; Las Ams 81 Jago de
Iml, il,ylc; RIG W Dodge, Trinidad John Bea.
o., = ucc, PR. Brls Eden l. Plymouth. selr
A q rilhn St Kit,
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STOCK FLUCTUATIONS.
This table is derived BY comparison u ,hs ma
" ard naies each day
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NALILLlAM WIIIENs. NrCTIONEER-

w viii sr. tr.Hd,y, ~ -, .u..., At i5i ClHr
street, suGs, sa't b.dsicad- CHAIRS cgfItnr dr.u.
and uI tables, rp.uurs, velvet tapos'r, u'y and
,thcr ,aI,is, u.i cloths, hDl ts,is, bcliua uu.
rH.H, w"N s'n o.. t.I.t. r' 'n glass. atu,c., "a,
wood and other W.u,s. S4ie positive. lB
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-27
FRoat WRTzRn ooUNrY.
Leonard Han and Horny west have
Especially Le0nPrd: z
ELECTION DAY Ar BUkIONi
NHAfahl ca Va

Especially Le0nRrd:
ELECTION Day an BURTON,
Wetzsl Co. Va.
Editors Of Intel6geRee1:' &
Early in the dHy-thc bard working yeOS
marry of Wet1el, who are all Union loving
men of tho right stripe, began gathering to
the polls amidst the voeiEerous cheera.foE
the Union from. every hill-tpp. As they
drew near the place Of voting, 8 was as
IceFtained that their traitor, L. S. Hall was
therss Some Of them proposed to hang
bins. otbersto tie q rope, around bis neck
aud "a large atone NJ the other end and
throw him in the creek and drown him.
bGtsome of our good citizens who ueW
the condition of his little innocent family,
iuterfeEed by saying that ethe name of
traitor and tory to his country wonld
haunt him 10 his grave, and tint If he
would be quiet they would not interfere
With his person.; that being the only
thing they could interiors with, as his
character was sunk below all reach; but
as soon as tho crowd had assembled, Sir.
w. A. Newman, our Union candidate for
House of Delegates, took tue stand and
made an excellent Union speech, and was
followed by r. W. Laneh, of New Martins
vile, In . most thrilling appeal for tho
Union, and which created great excitement
4InQpS InatthitoFS. AS SOON pQWeNef rs h,
y. Laneh was done speaking, u 8. HALL,
The traitor asked to! be heard; at that mo-
ment yells,was beard all; over the crowd,
get rope aud NE viii bang him, Rhile,his
orothertt trait tors, were running through the
crowd pleading mercy for his family. So
they concluded not TO use the ropciwhic6
had been already purchased for that pur-
Posess Some person handed him a note
stating. that If he would leave In thirty
minutes his neck might escape.
Thsy 6lsoiIlnnded Mr. BeuEy West; of
New MaftinsVille, who came there With the
traitor Hall, that he also must leave in
twenty minutes. West left ahead Of time
and Han on prompt time. They started to
KNOB Fork precinct, a distance of-twelve
miles, To- vote, but there being several
still-houses between the places ofvoting,
they did not reach Knob Fork until the
polls were closed; so they did not get to
vote, without they opened apoll some
place along the!road, or in some dnrl hol-
low, but as we have not yet heard from
the interior vote Of the county, we do not
know whether they bare done so or not.
II We have heard en0ughato know that
Wetzel hastgone over six hundred for the
Sars and STRIPES. Yours, sc, =
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. Ehe Psnhsaals .csa.n,l.r,

96syote oF the four eeaatiss OF our Elo.
a. asRl hide Panhandle against the iafs.
mona ordinance % SsesSsIon amounts 70
she RCEu1ible -sam; otgsir ttOnsas8 sig6t
4aRarta aSa ti5tlty-eSgtt Take from this
> yGtS he piIifal hatch Of secession ballots
shat were 60, amounting e fur tk,tRairsd
md We have . clean major.
t.eats.ad slrss E.sdssa a,sl aasgsCy-
g Are there any four eo6nties In tie world
that eau Come nearer giving unanimous
I9ss fss epyt ding than that Z The eonspir-
aieFa have bsees anOss hip and thig h-from
0En 70 ;ststiatbt Tksro is sSearcely
asyaeant pl1ep t-dmoaE nswhetS they
eaa hide sbtiF diminished atsdl. Never
q 10 SSGsl % SsP Slsi IS 80. ..ss- 8
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-27

Ttlh New Orleans Pisgg4as advocates the
lfYy OF 9 suHeient tag on Glands, slaves
aud capitals" 10 pay the interest on a loan
OF one hundred millions; but owns that
sst6e dread thai The men IN power At Mont
gousry have Of direct aud heavy m0nstaryy's
burdens will pERbably ptsyailY against
such energetic measures, This dread Is
aot without reason. In Mississippi, two
months ago armed bands resisted tho eol.,
lection o. The war tax levied by The rsbel.
mons Governor Of the State, and in North
epi Alabama sesiatanee izaE also made Is
4ths selection OfsAu xtEdeidinary4a4 5
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HIarshall CountX-OmcIai.

TO Mr. Caldwell Clerk Of the Circuit
Cgurt,.of Marshall county, we are indebt-.
ed for tho following official vote of that
rountY: B
For l42
Against Secession. 10000,
Majority against the Ordinance. 81
Brown flor Congressl gets 1946 votes.
To Mr. Caldwell, We are likewise iudebt-
ed for the fieial maj rity IN Wetzel coun-
IS. Herepotts It an5eyen 200 against Sc
cession. q e
This last is most unexpected. No one
dreamed Of suchjG result in Wetzel, the
county that was unfortunate enough to
have Leonard Hall as its represehtatire in
the Richmond conyention. ItoGlyshowcs
the disgust,which the people of that coun-
~ must feel for him. IS
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wsstsrn virginia ana tho aIalls.

Western Virginia ana the Mails.
By telegraph we have the agreeable in
telltgence that the Government has dis
crimiuated in behalf of Western vfrginis;
in the matter of the mails, aud that every
facility, as heretofore will be afforded
our people 10 this regard. Thus We have
the, hrst result of our glorious vote against
secession. While the rebels and traitors
win be Feaping' tie mcrited punishment Of
their treason, the loyal men Of Western
Virginia VIII be experiencing the kind and
PatsEnsl protection of that band .Hhtsh
has always been prompt 10 protect their
interests. Who, then, would exchange
such I" glorious Government for anything
that the Fattlesuake company OF JeF. Da!
Is and Co., can offer 8
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j. WEsTRRN v1RG1N1A.
ing her pe.o 3.
[Rrolo The Pr0yidsnce Journal

a.
YtngiSIAAND RHODE IsLAsD.-Tie people
of Western Virginia are thinking OF pro.
ceeding 10 the election of 4 Governor and
other State officers, on the ground that they
have virtually vacated their Offices ~ their
treason. The loyal men constitute the
State, and are to act as such. Their proc.
ceedings, and theirs alone, are to be fecog-
nized1as valid. They Hre to be protected
by the general government in holding this
position. Such, we are told. isathc plan
uOWtregarded with the most flYor by the
Unton men in Virginia. Some Dfthe ablest
writer's, both in Virginia and elsewhere,
have RECOMMENDED this course.
The propusitlpu naturally recalls to our
minds y .souiewhnt similar act on the part
Of our State il, the Revolution. Governor
Walton proved in 1878 TO have too strong
! tory ptncl ilIes TO represent the sentiment
Of Rhode Island. Among his detelictions,
be refused to sign Commissions for the OFF,
GERS in our brigade. lie was at first sus-
pehdtd from the exercise OF guberhatortal
functions, and afterwards formally deposed.
y -
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Parsoni ntoW5plesTI forever.

carton 4E0NttAA 80 10EeNersgs IIts
Ne received on s6tdrday -fron> cur lsloifa
rious friend; Parsont Browhlo@s of Tsdnes-
see, copy Of his Tri Weekly Wig, III
which NO tiud card from bin in answer
to. the miseteauts, who went TO bis house
opall'do his Gag the other day. We
sxtract tie following concluding para
graphs from that card:
II these God -Eorsaken scoundrels, and
Hell-deserying assaSsins, want satisfaction
out of me, for what have said about them
and Il has been no Iit.le-they can Rnd
me on these streets every day Of my life,
sbut Sunday. Tam at.all, times prepared
to give them satisfaction. ! TAKE back
nothing have ever said against the cor.
rupt and unprincipled Villains, but reiter-
crate al, cast 1t in their dnstnrdIy faces,
aud hnrli down their lying throAts, their
owninfamousca lnmpjes. s.
Finally. the destroying of my small flag,
or of my, town property, is a small matter.
The carrying out Of the Statsit upon the
mad wave Of Secession, is also a small
matter, compared With the great principle
involved. SRgt pr Sl0f.Rf lire. or dyeI6uFpigs
or PcTtf'sA,, ga q Gnl4H man, and Ops my
allegiance p ths Stais G9d Strips of ny
country. Nor can |, - any. possible con-
ttngepey, haTG ny7rel pect for the Govern
mept OF the Copfedefste StRtes, origins
tting nsiit did, and being controlled by the
worst men in the Sottb. And any mum
saying, whether OF high OF low degree,
that j am an A6olitioitst or Black Re!
publican, IL a liardldIa scoundrel.
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The Mnnn.

The following official despatch from the
Post-ofiee Department was received Sat
urday night.
@WAsHISeroS, Nay 90, 1861.
Is P3StRtGStsr, Wheeling: 3 q
All postal service in the seeding States
wal. be suspended from the 3lst inst. Let-
ters matted fOr offices closed bI this order.
VIII be forwarded to the. Dead Letter OF
ice, except those in Western Weighing
which, VIII be sent TO Wheeling Itisfnot
intended 5y this order too deprive the Union
men Of Wssteru Virginia Of their S,ostsls
assTiee.n $50, :.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-27
IFfom tbo postop 2 po,t.1

The action of Western Virginia is most
important. The Convention. met at
Wheeling, and found themselves SO ex-
pectedly strong, that Instead OF seeding
from the Suite they become sang1ile of
Bringing SoYer the State. Indeed they
seem 10 have been the frst political body
rightly to feel and net upon this undodbted
fact that so essentially is the oath to sup
pore the Constitution apart of the OohsLf-s
tuition Of each of the States of the Uniou,
that directly Governors d Legislatures
throw II aside, they cease to be legal aud
valid officers andaarA not so to be5recUg.
nizsd. Each Oues OF. the other States in
turn viii ind this out. and elect Union
men. IR'the meautineeyery day is bri g.
ing us arms from Epropet aud from our
own armortes. Every day thousands of
men are being clothed and fitted out for the
field in spch y perfect manner, that the
South will lose ten men from. sickness
where we shall lose one, Every day the
Southekn army, like locusts, are devouring
the South end making such enemies for
the cause that all honest, sober, sensible
men viii be veaS glad to bail government
like that Of the United States, rs relief
from the crimes and calamities to which
they have exposed themselves in their pre-
sent reign Of terror itetEt
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-27

EHn FsiebnOad sonssdips The posgi
st6iltty that The rebellion vim 6s subdued
by the Government, declare. thas { Bssstis5
PrOtsss0sats would bs preferable 70 4 tss.
turn to the Union. Il -, 80
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-27
3 Cam CARtIItr. M d. 1ssi

EIS. Igtfiitgtsesf The otffctrs Of The
Madison G9fFdgS 70 behalf OF their Compa-
ny. wish t6l retnFd thauks, through your
Columns, 70 the Ladttsof West Bridgeport,
who made them g visit this morning, loa-
ded With provisions ehodzh for two OF three
meals. bis act OF kIndlsss, tie third or
fourth We h,tse received from the people Of
THIS tvieinisy Sseeises Is It deserves sour
dies ssRa shall never forgetiyou.
~ s.. SFoKEEYt Capt. s
G. 3. QRrH, lst Lieut..
ata ~ NcUOoE, Eusigu.
TEA heH 0rieaus Delfa says that, the
sest 2nsipsaipip9the s9nt6slpa army At
EsFs RisksAsl $40, oooaptr ady sssi
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-27

Oar special dispatch from MasOn,eounty,
reports overwhelming yoteof eighteen
h9ndred aud forty-four agas1st secession
@ one hundred and nineteen in favor of ii.
AlI he'll sieFioas old Mason s.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-27
Wall Paper, Books and Stationery.
AT PRICES TO SUIT THE TINES.

TIAyB JUST BEeEIYRD 4 VERY LACE
PTtsipg new and sisEant styIes never eF,iS 10 The
winch VIII FrlI at prie;s that cannot fail to
Ptsse Ny stock g now larger than tia, Of any
. EreAter variety % style. oiys me call l.eiors
PITrasnE elsewhere ag K is-iny deteTsinStion TO
sel 70 All WHO desire TO purchase. Rag taken il
sAsh !. pse3 o. LOT cT4hS Jos. L. WILDE.
Fps corner Of 3Iain and Union.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-27

YAslF1 FalF thinks beioFs ,li. oas,r.l...
some couple, Eortb and South, can tsiser !
Union, q lesE engagement WIN Be necesta..
~ We hoPe nest ~. 49,. ) 4 5.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-27

Tho Gord4se. buslneaS viii DO confirmed at ths
Warehnuse' NC 10 Water st., by the fui4cTi6er tile
Intention heihR 20 cine the tEoe IN ptpre ~ tht
lowest cash price. CHAS H. BERRY.
.Wheeiing, Ahriflo, N.Y.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-27
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Sugar at Auction.

WILL sELL ON TUESDAY MORNING, THE
18th inst. 40 II. O'Clock, nt the Warehouse Of
Baker ( Hopkins, wheeling. haeEn hoEEhSadb nf
prime 8ut- Gh0ieeFaRaF: FSlEliB 50AsH.-S-@
The PAPER oi,TFIIeolibE IRnES and brlneheE Nl,e
Kentucky bank papeEsWill be received NJ par au5
oih6T Hlrpdut paper, per sent. dhSppnt. sNlepUt-
itiVe AID without FeReFTe z =
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-27
Haheook Coanty..ohioial.

Nav GuNBtBtGspi VA, May a. s61.
Eds. latel! u enclose you, The complete
vote Of this county: There was little or
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-27
RIEoTIoN RRTURAs.
plenRoIIfe county.

The following e the vote of the dine
ent precincts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-08
EXTRA Par AsD TBE RELEr FusD.-The fact that

EXTRA Par AsD TBE RELrEr FusD.-The fact that
Congress bar increased the pay Of volunteers " per
month has no. az yet had that effect upon recruiting in
this city that wonld naturally be supposed. The mat
tor Of Day il oi small account 10 our patriotic CITIZENS
who desire to become soldiers in comparison with their
duties to their families They reason thus: II enlist
Government provides for Inc at least in such manner
as TO allow Inc TO i've, and also promises to pay me
epougb to support my family; experience shows, how
ever that these promses not kept rs they should
be instead Of paying me what l have earned at the
end Of ny month, Il s hardly probable shall get in
three mon,hs. Meantime my family nus suffer for the
necessaries Of life The Relief Fund lie not available
az present, and consequently j cannot enlist The
hrs, question usually asked the recruiting officer IL:
What will yon 20 for my family = The usual re.
sponse is: "The Union Defense Committee will attend
10 your family" With the simple rejoinder: " Thats
played ont" the wOud he soldier turns away.
These men are us1ally willing 10 devote nearly all
their pay 10 the support Of their families, and Il some
means could be devised whereby an advance could be
obtained OF a small sum OF money which the volunteer
can leave with bis wife Tor present necessities, giving
in payment draft upon The Paymasters Department
for certain portion Of the soldiers monthly pay,
recruiting would be greatly facilitated. This draft
would be fully houored, and the soldier would be
spared much trouble and anxiety in regard TO his FAM
ily. II is not polite, general thing for any work.
man draw bic pay in advance, as it likely to lead
him into extravaganza and debt but here the matter
IL entirely different The soldiers wants are all pro-
vided for and il IL only TO supply HE family that he
draws in advance. Present need must be met, and
until that is satisfactorily arranged, comparatively few
are willing 10 volunteer their services to the country
l.. il once be understood that the soldier get his
pay promptly when his work is done. and that his
family shall not suffer meantime, and hundreds Of
crni,s will be obtained where one is enrolled.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-08

THE GRAND LoDGE or THE l. O. O. F.-Yester-
day the annual session Of the r. w. Gro-i
Soptl.rr, N.w.York We --s i'onge lor
-. neld NJ Odd.Fellows Hail.
IRE Grand Officers present were: w. l.. Wemmen'
NJ. w. G. NJ; Myer Stern. K. w. ID. q. Nj Ea'
ward sganton, X. w. q. W; John j. DAVIS, H. W.
G. s.; the Rev. r. Tp.vir, G. Chaplain. there was
also large representation from the various unfortunate
lodges within he jurisdiction Of the IL W. oranu
Lodge. -,
Committee, consisting Of Messrs' nus KNAPP,
and pavie, examined credentials and reported, S'e
which the Rev. X. Travis Grand Chaplain, Diced an
appropriate prayer in behalf Of the CTdeE and the
country
TIE Grand Lodge then p.-an.aced considerable
amount Of routine br.,ness, and in the evening made
the following romlnations:
For Gfssi Ni,t,r-Myer Stsrn, o. Lodge No. ~ =, -
For Depafy Grund Ma,'sr--FdWn -wsnton Lodge NO ~
20, aa1 ardeHf-Henry Suy der q Lodge NO ls0 Aaron
all Of LODI. No 1905 George Snyder - Lodge NO *os
gsy Graad S9-reidrv-John J. Davies cf L0Isr 10. ].
Fer Or I'D TyeaiurSr-Jscob Russell. Of Lodge No -
lie, Gra.a R>pP o. w. George Smith, Of Lodge No ~
y. q. W. &. C. Piackncy Of Lodge No. CO.
TIE election will be held to-day from o'clock p. IN
to 10 o'clock 7. IN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-08
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.


BREApsrupps Richardson Spence Co, Wakefield
Nash Co.. and Biglsnd, Athya Co., report the weather un
favorable for the c ps Flour flat, with downward tendency
ions are ~ an 49, Wheat steady Red Western,
III; Red Southern II dll6; White Southern l2i6al3e
Com timer but prices unchanged Mixed, 2S G2s Yellow
2J6al9l White, 30 d3O.
Pnovisioxs-The authorities report Beef quiet Int
steady Pork easier. Bacon declined H. Lard caier aud all
qualities slightly declined Sales Of i7Id49. ialow de-
clined n. 8, -.
PRoDuoRThe Brokers' Circular reports Ashes quiet st
29iGd3G for Pots ard Pearls Sugar quiet and uncn,nssa'
CoHee sales small Rice hTmer, with advance on ne M
fior qualities. Linsesd Oh tending upwards sales 81 81 %.
Cod OF inactive. Rosn advancing, principally Tor ieHoi
qualities common 'a7la SPLITS Iorpen'ino steady 1t
4IG043. 4,
LoSDoN MsRKErS-Barnys Circular reports bretdsaIs a
active demand at easier pFicesi quotations barey ~
FLouR At02TI. WHEAT 30 ao0 for nea ana 90 f.r pis
very dull 45G&526 for Bare and tais am ~ ~, ~
sUGAR hai. CorPKE buoysn McE steady M a. LUZ ~
steady; Congou l0ld@nd spnurs ~ xs sis,iy
Ioainaly Il ~. TALLow dnll At Lss n,sh
LNsEEp on hrm at 81. Con OlL-sscs snisi ~ L,,, "A
ArEHIclN SECURITIES fTyer and oil Anus snuy
vancea Ee shares az liaob Central shaIe ~ o"VoU'
New-YJk Central slares, OQiL -, - A., s.,, ,-.,. 70.
IoNpoy MosEY MAHxgr.-Tho lnnds on the 1ttn wsfets
tsr mer but quotations unchanged Tue money sAe' WIS
,ssler choice bs nom 6d3 demand ar noo L. ala "A
The ship Borsas, nom Meo0ahs VI" ~''"
Iong overdue, bad arrived
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-08

FroN HavASi.-By the arrival Of the steamship
Columbia, Capt. Adams, we have advices from
Havana TO the 81 inst There is no extraordinary
new. The Captain-General Of Cuba is absent At ST.
Domingo, taking formal possession of the Dominican
territory for the Spanish Crown. There are no
foreign vessels Of war in Havana. The people are
quie,, although depredatons upon the community by
robbers Of the highways and streets seem to be on the
increase.
The health Of Havana has improved since last
reports; fewer subjects diminished cases and light in
character, yielding always to prompt treatment.
The markets have been active SrG.Rs for Nos IL and H. at
d8 reals sTobe, but the qualities not line. OF the small
remsinns there 10000 boIe. in this city, against
ls0.U00 boxes ia 1890 at same date.
MoLassEs-slisht movement; Clay ed ct reals 4 kes
In there 40 business Offering for American vessels
Other fsss. Falmouth and orders, varies R2 f2 p tlE net
Spanish invoice weight.
FIeH.SGKs regular demand moving London 60 dsy,
,yht l6 peu New Yorh 81 40 do United state. Gold
Coins ia Mexican Dollars, 4.dsdo Money plenty
Tor speculation or trade.