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SECOND DISPATCH:

"The honest estimate of killed and wounded
may be placed at from 1000 to 5000."
THIRD, HERALD's, DISPATCH.
at is estimated that the killed on our side ia
from three to FIVE hundred"
If the editor OF any paper should doubt the
reliability of the above dispatches, and shall In
any manner reflect upon the reporters Of the
Associated Press, he will be Immediately re-
ported to man by the name Of Hicks, who will
proceed to stop the dispatches to the paper.
Hold your breath! rrs4 .l
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scioto County.

The Portsmouth Patriot contains call for
mass meeting Of the Union Democracy, ut
Portsmouth on tho 9Th, to appoint delegates tc
the State Convention.
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sholby COUNT.

The Union Democracy of Shelby county ap.
point their delegates to the State Convention on
SATURDAY, the Sd of August.
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IustIce of the Reace.

Ma. RDrroR:-Pleass announce the name Of JACOB
KRoxnnrrrrR as candidate for Justice Of ihe feA'e'
q. the coming election in Montgomery tovnhip Aug
1861, subject to the decision Of the Democratic nomn
alton, and much obllge,
; HOST OF DEMOCRATS.
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Disch arged.

By the General Army order 1t will be seen
that Brigadier Generals ScHLrIcH, Cox and
BATES, Of Ohio, are honorably discharged, on
and after July 80, 1861.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-07-24
Miami Comfy.

By the call in another column it will be OBJ
served that the Union Democracy of Miami
county will hold their Convention in Troy, on
SATURDAY, the 9Th Of July.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-07-24

Mr. EDITOR :--Piease announce @. W. wAssok as
candidate for Justice Of the Peace, at the election In
Montgomery township August 5, 1901, subject to the
Democratic nomination. and oblige
MANY DEMOCRATS.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-07-24
Marion:County.

The Union Democracy Of Marion comfy sp-
point their delegates to the State Convention, on
the Sd Of August. g, as
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-07-24

EDITOR sTATEs,fAN; M if3
Please announce me asa candidate for re election 10
the Office Of Justice Of the Peace Of Montgomery town
ship at an election to be held August 5, 1861.
WIN. L. HEYL.
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Reliable Dispatches from the case
sOcIated Press.,,
ElRsT DISPATCH

"The retreat was in good order, with the rear
well covered by good column Our loss $500
or 3000.n
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-07-24
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Democratic Meeting.

THERE will be meeting Of the Democracy Of Miami
i County, at the Court House in Troy, on
Saturday, the 9th day Of July, A. D. 1861,
st o'clock p. me- Of said day. for the purpose of ap.
poin ing Delegates to the stae Convention which Is
be held In Columbus on the 9TH OF August next.
By order Of the Democratic Central Committee Of
Miami county.
GEO. KEIRER, Chairman.
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Summer Arrangement.
Summer Arrangement.
Little Miami & Columbus Il Xenia
EM4E4
RAILROADS.
For Cincinnati, Dayton & IndianapOlis|
Through to Indianapolis without Change OF Cara
and but One Change Of Cars between
Columbus and st. Louis
-Four Trains Daily from Columbus.
Four Trains Daily from Columbus.

FIRST TRAIN.
ACCOMMODATION at s a. m, stopping at all sta
tions between Columbus and Cincinnati and Dayton, ar
irving at Cincinnati at 10 05 o. M. and at DAYTON al
10 a. m, connecting at Dayton for Indianapolis and
the West.
SECOND TRAIN.
No. EXPRESS at 1l.4Oa. m, stopping at Jefferson.
London, Charleston, Oedarve, Xenia, Spring Valley
Corwn, Freeport Fort Ancient Morrow 3d., Lebanon,
Fosters Loveland and Milford, arriving at Cincinnati
At 30 p M. Dayton at 45 p. M. connecting with the
Ohio and Mississippi Railroad for Louisville, Ky, Vim
cennes Cairo, ST. Louis New Orleans, etc.. at Dayton
for Indianapolis, Lafayette Terre Haue, Chicago and
all Western points.
THIRD TRAIN.
MAIL at 9.l0p. stopping at all stations between
Columbus and Xena, and at Spring Valley, Oorwin,
FOURTH TRAIN.
NIGHT EXPRESS, via Dayton, at 70 90 midnight
stopping at London, Xenia, Dayton, Middletown and
Hamilton, arriving at Cincinnati at 525 a. m at Day
ton at 2.55 M; connecting at Cincinnati with the
Ohio and Mississippi Railroad tor Louisville, Evansville,
Vincennes, Cairo st. Louis. Memphis, New Orleans,
and all points South and Southwest also, at Dayton
for indianapolis, Lafayette, Terre Haute, Chicago, etc.
ICP For further information and Through Tickets
apply to M. L. D0HER RTY, Ticket Agent, Union Depot
P. W. sTRADER,
General Ticket Agent, Cincinnati.
JNo. W. D0HERTY,
Agent, Columbus
E.w. WOODWARD,
superintendent, Cincinnati
Columbus, July IA, 1861
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Only TwentY.Fiya Cents

per bottle, to be had at ali respectable Druggists and
PerfdmeB.
L. MILLER would call the attention Of Parents and
Guardians TO the Of his Invigoraor cases where
the childrens hair inclines to be weak. The use Of n
lays the foundation for good head of hair, az It re-
moves any impurities that may have become connected
with the scalp the removal Of which Is necessary both
for the health Of the child and the future appearance OF
Its Hair.
oAuTIoN.--None genuine without the facsimile LOUIS
MILLER being on the outer wrapper; also, l.. MIL.
LER'5 HAIR INvIG0RAT0R, N. X, blown In the
glass.
Wholesale Depot SO Dey street, and sold by ali the
principal Merchants and Druggists throughout the world
Liberal discount 70 purchasers by the quantity.
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PROF. l.. MlLLER'S
AIR INvIG0RAT0R.
An Effective, Safe and Economical
Compound,
FOR RESTORING GRAY HAIR


Compound,
FOR RESTORING GRAY HAIR
TO its original color without dyeing, and preventing
Hair from turning gray.
FOR PREVENTING Badness,
And curing It, when there il the least particle Of vital
or TeCuperatve energy remaining.
FOR REMOVING SCURF AND DANDRUF
And all cutaneous affections Of the Scalp.
FOR BEAUTIFYING THE HAIR.
Imparting to Il uneqaled gloss and brlancy making
1t soft and silky In its texture, and causing II to cu
readily.
The great celebrity and increasing demand for this IN
equaled preparation convnces the proprietor that ono
trial Is only necessary to safy discerning public Of ts
superior qualities over any other preparation In use 1t
cieanses the head and scalp from dandru and other
cutaneous diseases causing the hair to grow luxuanty
giving rich, soft glossy and flexible appearance and
also, where the hair is loosenng and thinning It will give
strength and vgor to the roots and The growth to
hose parts which have become bald, causing yield
resh covering Of hair.
There are hundreds Of ladies and gentlemen in New
York who have had he- hair restored by the use OF this
Invgorator when all other preparations have failed r.
to the above facts from persons Of the highest redsects
billy. It will efectuay prevent the hair from turning
until the latest period Of e and In where the hair
has already changed its color the Of the Invgoraor
will with certainty restore It to 1t to It's original hue Civ
ing It dark, glossy appearance. As perfume for the
toilet and Hair Restorative 1t Is particularly recon.
mended, having agreeable fragrance; and the great To-
ctes It affords in dressing the hair which, when moist
with the Invigorator, be dressed In any required
form so az topreserve Its place, whether panor In curs
hence the great demand for by the ladies as standard
toilet article which ought to be without the price
nIarea within the reach al all. haino
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-18

r YONS VELVET SHAwLETTEs,
IL Al the United States Cloak and Mantiia Store
Nos. j04 and 3O5 Canal street
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-,~o~-----.-..-..DRv GOODS. -....~....
Az ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF NEW GOODS.
FoR cEsrLEnxS.
sa asa woa rnarr.lirs. and Drs~.rs
CARDIGAN JACKETS,
KID. CALI. cAsToR, pUcK BEAVER AND cLorH.
Gloves Gsaa,ies;
ELEoAxr DRESS SHIRTS AND COLLARS
rnon Riding Belts.
SCARLET CASHMERE SHIFTS AND DRAwERA
sssus Tea
ROBES DE cHASBGE. ROBES DE SuIT.
UMBRELLAS. SrsPEsDERs.
ARMY AND NAVY SHIFTS
snk. x.rino. Cotton and WOOD
HOSE AND mALF HOSE
FOR LADIES =
Hoods son,as., Kni Caters.
KNIT SKIRTS. SHETLAND FALLS
xERINo AND SILK uSpEavEsrs AND DRAWERS.
linton dresses.
GLOVES. oAuSlL1Ts AND xIrTESs;
Polish Gli,er..
COTTON. nERISo. SILK ANo wooLES STOCKINGS;
BALNoRAL HOSE foR SKATING
FOR CHILDREN
Knn nod., cap.
CLoAks HATS.
MiI,cns and Gloves
UNDERsHIRrs, VESTS AND DRAWERS;
Union Dresses
INFANTS BOOTS
CLOTH, VELVET AND KNIT CATERS,
CoMFoRTEks AND MuFFLERS.
large and elegant variety Of the above goods many of
them the pre- misses and be found
elsewhere will be found at low prices At
UNION ADAMS,
No 637 Broadway
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L,RENCH CIRCULARS, WITH CAPES
AT the United States lak and Mant'la Store,
Nos. 3H and 3OG Canal street.
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"ANTED-A SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE
w young woman, rs nurse and seamstress, 10 do
ehamberwork and tine washing and ironing No objection
20 go short distance III the country Best OF city
Both SITS.
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DRY GOODS.

CONTINUATION OF OUR oRr., s.,- :.
NEEDLEWOKKED GOODS
WIN open MONDAY, sov E1sf ls q. .As,uo.,
- FROM THE CASH AUCTIONS,
LADIES' HEM-STITCHED LINEN CAMBRIA HAND
kE.cHlEFs, for is H. 3d. H. 3D. D. 2s 3D., S., S. g.
,.FINE FRENCH NrEDLEwoRKED HANDKER.
CHIEFS, suitable for HOLIDAY PRESENTS, from up
ZINE FRENCH NEEDLEwoRKED BANDS {doubls,.
FINE FRENCH EDGINGs and INsERrINGs, from Ia
XEEDLEwoRKED INFANTS WAISTS, S., a.. 81. q :.
g., ~ and S. ~
FINE LINEN SETS for S.. g.. Ia, S. and lOs
SPLENDID NEEDLEwORkED FRENCH SETs I'm
port S. - ~
IRENcH COLLARS, STYLISH SHAPES, closing at L. Cd .
EAIRA FRENCH NEEDLkwOKkED COLLARS, clos.
SCOTCH ,NEEDLEwoRK COLLARS. Is. L. 3D., a..
"a I'd rs, Re- OIL. and A. ~
loo SCOTCH AEEDLEwoRK SETS. COLLARS and,
Es, 81, sing out AT Is. g.. set.
CHILDREN EMBROIDERED MERINO CLOAKS.,
very line, closing at 81, - %, 81 and IS.
X II. MACY,
20i aud 2OO Sixth avenue,
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L,RENCH SEAL SKIN CIOAKS, IN ALL COLORS,
At the United Stites q IA. md Mantia Stone,
Nos Sol aud SD Canal street
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VELVET BEAVER CLOaKS.
At the United Stacs Cloak and Mantilla Store,
Nos 304 and J6 Canal street.
GEO. CAREY.
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I)ARIS WAVED TEICOT CLOAKS,
II Al the United states Cloak and Mantilla Store,
Nos. 3H and jug Canal street.
GEO CAREY.
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FRENCH ADvERTIsEMENTs.

I-NE PI.ESoNSE FRANCHISE DESIRE Sc PLACER
~ de chamhrc pour servir table, ellie
pare b,en anglsis ellie de tonne S,a-
dresser IouF denr iours al sW Cinal ST., third hoor
JTNE CUIslSiERE FRANCHISE GORDON BLBU)
" rasa.c dams los niere nason de New York
capable d. ioGrnir -' mecrcs recommendations desire
rlecr tell. dams .aniic privee S'a
drser psrsouicoment par cert pendant deux joups
chez hnir. ALIAS. $40 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-18

DARIS BROWN TRICOr CLOAKS,
j At the United States Cloak and Mantia a.ors,
U4 and 3tm Cana street
ntr.ty, re.
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DARIS TRICOT SILK CLOAKS,
l. At the United States Cloak and Maniila store.
SUi and S6 Canal street.
GEORGE CAREY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-03
Fine Arts.

Brady has just completed two exqusitey finished
vgette photographs of Prince Napoleon and the Princess
Code They admitted by the Prince to surpass any
pictures of the kind attempted by the French photograph
crs The licensees perfect they sppled with
dccacy which gives them the appearance Of finely
cucd ivory miniatures The vignetto form Of photograph
lis fast substituting in public favor tho full length ana
threequarer sizes. They artistic in effect and
give one less the idea or the fashion plate
Among the pictures recently added to Bradys "Inci-
dents of the War is aMltary Mass" at Fort Corco-
ran, in which Father Mooney the chaplain Of the Sixty
NINTH forms, of course, the central figure. The groupings
and accessories exceedingly picturesque aud present
all the effect Of elaborate historical position II is
his cultivated taste and skill arranging the details of
his pictures that onttle Mr. Bradys productions ne
art classification
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-03
MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The New York administration for
Europe.
The Cunard mail steamship Canada, Captain Noodle,
win leave Boston on Wednesday FOR Liverpool
The mails for Europe will close in this city this
aftcrnocn, at quartcrras and at hilr-past five
O'Clock 10 90 by railroad.
THE EURopEAy EDrnoN HERALD will be published
at ten O'Clock in the morning Single copies, in wrap
pers, six cents
The contents Of the EUROPEAN EDirIoS OF Herald
will combine the news received by mail and telegraph at
tho Office during the previous week and up to the hour Of
publication.
Sampson Low, Son Co., No. AZ Iudgate Hill, London,
England will receive advert sements and subscriptions
for the IilRNn
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GREAT BRIT AIN.

The political news is unmportant
The Queen and royal family he'd Kngstown Ire
tand via Hoyhead, the night Of tho 21st ult. They
were to land and proceed to Dublin the follow ing
hg
Among the papers read at the meeting Of the Social
Science Congress at Dublin by Mr.. Baseley Mem
ber of Parliament for Manchester entitled Wth Cotton
Employment and Food Without it Famine and Expatria
tion" He said that the manufacturers expected be able
to asupply of cotton to keep them working with
tolerable regularity until the spring The growing
up the Southern States tho difficulty would be to
obtain it. Certainly it will be short Of past years Nr
Baseey extensive spinner and said that cotton ia
laid down in his warehouse al twelve and half per
cent In of the price paid to American planters
whereas bring cotton from Beerar it would cost two
hundred per cent the price paid to the ryots Of India
owing to the difficulties Of transportation
Dr. MCGOWAN, American said that the statesmen of
the country would hail delight the efforts to relieve
tbem from the monopoly Of cotton.
The matter Of supply of the sapewas further discussed,
when Miss Sarah Remond read paper on American
Slavery and it's Influence On Great BritainN
N. Chevaler the celebrated French free trader then
denounced the Morril tariI as the child of dscord
The Times the following changes in the Colo
niol Deparment-P. E. Woodhouse late Governor Of
rish Guiana, succeeds Sir George Grey Governor Of
fhoCapc Of Good Hope Sir Francis Hincks goes from the
Governorshp OF Barbados to that Of British GUIANA Hon.
Arthur Gordon Of the late Earl OF Aberdeen is to
coed H. Manners Sutton in New Brunswick Cogue Brown
late Governor of New Zealand succeeds Sir Henry Young
In Tasmania, and Sir Dominique Daily late Governor OF
Prince Edwards Island, goes to South Australia
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$3,417,536
Increase. S3,4l7 $50 1,97
Decrease 2021 sos 1855
l,T9,703

This is about what was expected. The loans line
now reflects the full amount of the advance made
to government; as the public come forward and
take the notes off the hands Of the banks, the dis
count average win gradually decline. We presume
that the above will be the highest point for some
weeks to come. The specie column has declined al
together about four and half millions, after the
payment of seven millions into the Sub Treasury by
the banks, and nearly two millions by individuals
The above statement would seem to show that the
money finds its way back again into bank quick
enough to prevent any disturbance in the market.
Fortyilye millions are still much heavier reserve
than it is convenient for the banks to carry.
The money market continues very dull indeed.
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INDIA.
THE VERY LATEST,

by TELEGRAPH VIA LONDONDERRY.
LONDON August %, 1861.
The Times publishes Dr. Russells correspondence to the
5th Of August The last letter mainly refers to the de-
orazed and insubordinate state Of the army al the
time creditng Gen. Mcclellan with speedy reforms.
He says that the Southeners believe they will be safe if
they hold out until October and that at the end of the
year the Northerners will be further from their aim than
ever.
The Times has another editorial on the financial difficult
ties of the American 1t says that the
pursued al Washington throws into the shade all borrow
ing of England.
The election for member OF Parliament in South Ian
cashire has resulted in the choice of Charles Turner
conservative. This Is regarded ministerial defeat
The weather in ENGLAND is rather variable and less ia
vorable but injury has been done TO the crops. The
harvest progresses finely.
commercial treaty between England and the German
Customs Union ie being negotiated.
The Paris Monitsv publishes the text of a convention
between France and England, regulating the immigration
Of Indian laborers into French colonies.
The Italian Minister Of Marine has contracted with Mr.
Webb, the New York shpbudsr for two iron cased fri
gates on the model Of the Ia Guerrc
The rupture between Austria and Hungary is regarded
ns complete No new movement had taken place. and
imperial decree had been issued but the dissolution Of tho
Hungarian Diet was fully anticipated. to be followed by
manifesto against Hungarian prctensions.
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TWO DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of the North American
at Father Point.
~~~~u>~-~>~~~~~~~>~~~o~~
MIR. RuSSELL'S LETTERS TO THE LONDON TIMES
oSo>-~.~~~,~~,->~o1>~~~~~
The Cotton Supply Question and American
Slavery in the Social Science Congress.
~~>1->~~~~>>~o.>~oSN~~~~s
War Between Austria and
Hungary Imminent.
>~~~N>>N.~~>~>-oo~.>~~>>~~
Iron Cased War Vessels for the King of
Italy Ordered in New York.
~~~~~~~~,~~->~~>>--oo>~~-
..ADvA N g Il TN COTTON.
~>~v~~~~.-~>e~>~>>~~~>~>>
cor IS OILS, 0l as,
&C., &C., &c.

MONTREAL, Sept. 2, 1861.
The steamship North American, from Liverpool on the
god, via Londonderry the 23d OF August arrived of
Father Point at half past three O'Clock this morning
The dates per the North American two days later
than those already TO hand.
The steamship Anglo-saxon, from Quebec arrived out
on the 10th of August.
The steamship City Of Baltimore, from New York,
reached Liverpool early the morning Of the I'D Of
August.
The North American has $50 passengers and 500 COON
-specie.
The North American reports seeing the Nova Scotan at
the Goth of August: and the Bohemian the LIST
inst. Off Anticosto, both bound to Liverpool
The Nova scotan experienced strong westerly gales
the voyage.
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the market was dull at quotations. Southern -four was
IN better supply, and the market less buoyant and
favored purchasers The sales embraced 200 500 bbls
at 'he above quotations. Rye -four dull and In good
supply with sales OF 200 800 hbs the above prices
corn meal was IN fair request, with moderate sales OF
Jersey and brandy wine at figures aud of Mssh's
caioric at ~ 10 50 Is. Wheat was firm for
prime snippag lots for export The sales embraced
about 100 goo bushels at 81 os, for Racine spring,
81 32 Tor white Kentucky, 81 20 81 % for white Ohio,
81 loa$ l5for red Western 81 10 for amber Iowa. 92c
asi % for Milwaukee club and Sse. 81 FOR Chicago
spring Corn was nrmer, and IN good domestic and
port demand with sales Of 900 bushels, at 44c 45c
for heated, 4dc 4sc for Eastern, and 49c soc for
good TO prime ots of shipping Western mixed. Rye
steady with small sales Of state ut 65c Barley was
minal Barley malt was steady and small sales reported
AT Toe SOC Oats wero IN fair request, with sales OF
Canadian at 2Ic. 29c, and $50 SAC for Westean and
State.
CorrEE.The sales embraced /, 900 bags Of Rio within
the range OF l4c l5c and 900 do on private terms
CorroN-rhc market was still excited, and again ac
tive ana higher with sales OF about 900 bales closing
at 2l}so for mddng upands. AT tho close any figure
under &c was refused by some holders.
FIRE. gins Rates were steady, while engagements were
fair To Liverpool about 90 900 bushels OF and wheat
were engaged chiefly within the range OF Id H. I'D
rates were firm and more limited, while engagements
We're light An American vessel engaged for Havre
TO load with wheat at &c. and Is 600 bushels
gagged by another vessel at the same figure
HAY.-The demand confined to the city trade, at
40c. u 45c FOR new and Soc 4 65c. for old.
MoIAssEs firm, while sales were light The stock
embraces oayed Cuba, .5S hhs Cuba muscovado SPA
do Porto Rico 02l do Now orleans, 606 bbls;
covado, 2477 do. reduced to hdis., l027total hhds
10li6.
NAVAL sroRs-Spirits turpentne heavy, and some
sales were reported at 81 20 81 25, while 81 80 was
asked Gales of 900 500 bbs. common rosn were
made at - IS 81 ST.,
PROVISION. market was buoyant, but
unchanged the sales embraced 700 800 bbs at $l5 for
mess, nj so for PRIME and at $5 80 for clear Beet
firm and active, th of $500 bbls. reported at $40
Sll 25 for repaoked mess and ST. $13 80 for extra
Beef hams quiet, and nominal. Cut meats were
Il m, with limited sales, included IN which were 10 hhds
Of shoulders at Axe Sc and hams at &c 6isc. But
ter and cheese in fair demand, and prices steady
Lard moderate demand, with sales Of $50 bbs at
$40. a9ac.
kicE The market was quiet, with email sales at 6iac
The stock Of rico on hand Sept mber 2, 1871 was
1851 casks Carolina, 339 bags East India against $3.50
casks Carolina same time last year.
SuoAs'.-The market steady, with sales OF about
400 500 hhts Cubas at $50. q 7c., with some Porto
Rice at 7hc 5S boxes part at &c. and $50 hhds. me-