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'AiL All nv ~ Val III "" -
n ny, Of Waltham, Mass, begs TO call the atten-
tion Of the public 10 the following emphatic re-
commentator Of Watham Watches, which has
been politely given by the leading practical
watch-makers and jewellers throughout the L nited
States. The entire list Of signatures 10 it, event
the Eastern State, is quite too long for P15-
LEGATION in one advertisement; but the names
scented will be recognized by those acquainted
with the trade in this vicinity being in he
highest degree respectable and influential. At
their establishments may always be found the
genuine watches Of the Companys manufacture
IN great variety and at Uniform prices.
Signatures from many cities and towns Of New
England, not fully represented in this list, viii
appear in future advertisement.
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Who wants a Good Head Of Hair? Use
Mrs. Wilson's Hair Regeneration and
Hair Dressing.

Who wants Good Head OF Hair? Use
Mrs. Wilson's Hair Regeneration and
Hair Dressing.
Please read few certificates from the following rea
HE aud vel known people
Nrs.rs HESrY =. Wueoy & Co--Ny wife Is now
using your Regeneration for the HAIR and pronounces It
Ear superior uyhing she used for tle hair IT.
easily applied does not soil IN the eahas no disagree
able oJur increases the growth Of hair, prevents u fall
ing al, and often cures the headache forward you
this certificate unsolicited, because think an article
that will a. what your Hair Regeneration will. should be
widely known. think is the best article for the hair
nov I'D use. Respectfully, Sc,
REy. JACOB STEVENS, NewuuryQort, Ms
OF hse ne Hair Regeneyator and Dressing .oeyy
riu-h.' REv. GEO. ". WoODISC, Hartford, CT.
"Tunhe0tafuglg pronounce a IN invaluable Grtj-
Gle from the efecf on my 0irn heat"
A HILL, wifc Of Rev. Henry Llll, Manchester y Il.
"It1end,red my hair SAT- and glossy"
MiS0r FABEAB, Saratoga Springs, y Y.
feef confident that Il operates Sor dye, but
10 restore The roots 10 their natural healthy state"
RRv. E. NJ. KELLos, Nashua, y. H..
~ most obseyfully recommend IL 10 NJ prisons
REV. c. RUSSELL, Littleton, n II
November I.
Nrssrs. HENRY P wusoy s Co: have no hesitsncy
in saying in my opinion Mrs Wilson's Hair Regenera
Tor and Hair Dressing are the best hair preparations
10 use shall continue to use them with pleasure.
REV. II II. HAKTWEIL, Lawrence, Mass
November
NEssBs. Henry T. WILSON Co: ] have used your
Hair Regenerator and Hair Dressing, and have received
great benefit from them deem the articles worthy Of
high c0uucndati0n, and oheerfuy recommend them 70
all who 70 restore gray hair 10 It's original Color or
10 any who are troubled with dandruf a dsagresahie
itching Of the head humors, or to those whose hair l.
falling from the head.
REv G. W. II CLARK, Great Falls. y H.
NFssRs HERY T. wILsoS & Co: deem Mrs. VII
Hair Regeneration and Hair Dressing the standard
articles Of al hair preparations. have IN many IN
stances known them restore the hair whore u had
fallen o. remove dandr restore the hair % its original
color entirely the most painful headacheslnd 10
instances most serious humors Personally W have
been -Aarcr in several Of these benefits.
REV HENRY HILL, Manchester n II.
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WOOD ~ ID II WV.
Manufacturers Of
TILE FOR LAND DRAINING

VERMONT STATE TILE WORKS.
on the North Shore Of Malletts Bay, Colchester,
Vermont. Pest Office address WEST MILTON.
wifi
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From fte Erammo, Norfolk, Ia.
From The Democrat, ST. Cloud. Mn,

They have been tested in more than thousand
cases, with entire success.
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4 NEW DISCOVERY.


fE7liE Asearides CT Pin Worms the removaI q
which has ever bafHed the skill of the mos
eminent physicians, and universally considered bv
them as beyond the reach Of medicine are entirely
expelled from the human system by the use Of
DR.. r. C. Gouid's Pin Worn, Syrup.
4 Care Warranted an crcrv case,
Relief qfoyded IN ticenty tour hours.
This Syrup is purely vegetable preparation.
and harmless with the youngest child.
NrAPToNs.-Inteuse itching, biting and distress
IN the lower part Of the rectum and about the aca
(oitcn mistaken for the piles) dica-ToeaIle scnsa
ton in the epigastric region cr lower part Of the
bowels, restlessness. wakefuiness, starting ana
screaming in the sleep, fainting, and not unt.c-
quo tly pasm- or fits.
CAUuoN.-The genuine has the name " DR.. Z
g. Gould's Pin Worm Syrup" blown in each bot
tie, has portrait and fac siuile of his signature
on the wrapper
HEPTLT + MOORE, Fr9prie,o-s.
address GEO. c. GOODWIN CO.
! and 70 Marshall ST., Boston, Mass,
General Agents for New England.
, SD 81 Dflyg' sta se31-llIv ~ 43yl
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SPALDING 5 PREPARED GLUE,
ePALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
SAVE TIE PIECES
NY pI<pATCU

ECONOMY pISpATCH
q "A STITCH IS TINE SAVES Nine -
As accidents Will happen, even in well regulated
families, it is very desirable TO have some cheap
and convenient way for repairing furniture, TOYS
Crockery &c SPAULDING'S PREPARED GLUE
meets all such emergencies, and no household can
afford 10 he without it, 1t is always ready, and W
o the sticking point.
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GOING NORTH,

T1e Boats will connect at Rcuse's Point with
th- Trains for Montreal and 0sdensburgh.
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GREAT INDIAN REM I'D !
FOR FEMALES.

This celebrated Female Medicine
possessing virtues unknown of any
thing else Of the kind, and proving
effectual after all others have failed,
is prepared from an indian plant
used by the natives for the same
nurpose from time immemorial and
now for the first time offered to the
public. 1t is designed for both
married and single ladies, and is the
evry best thing known for the pur-
pose, as it will bring on the month
iv sickness in cases Of obstruction
from any cause, and after all other
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F}Omthe haaasoha Valley .Ssar, KanqlvRa, Va
We are sure that persons suffering with the
headache who try them, will stick to them.
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From the Western r, r. Gazette, Chicago, III.
We heartily endorse Mr.. spalding, and his
unrivalled Cephalic Pills.
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y. B.-A Brush accompanies each hottie Price
25 cents. Address, HENRY c. SPALDTNG
No. Is Cedar 81. Y. Y
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GLENWOOD LADIES SEMINARY.
- FIRST CLASS BOARDING AND DAY
SSchool for Young Ladies.
Mr.. AND MRs. HIRAM ORcUTT. PRINcIrALs
Expenses per year for Board aud Tuition, 500
to $50.
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From he 1dgert.ser, Providence, r. l.

The Cephalio Pills arc sail to be a remarkably
effective remedy for the headache, and one of the
very best for that very frequent complaint which
has ever been discovered.
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From the Southern Path Finder Men Orleans, La
Try them ! you that are afflicted, and veal
sure that your testimony can be added to thrae
ready numerous list that has received benefits ha
on thef medicine can produce.
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For sal at Wholesale anu retail by
TuE0. :. PECK.
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USE THE BESTr'
MRS. WILSON'S
HAIR REGENERATOR

The Regeneration Is put up in two sizes, and
retails for 50 cent, for pint bottles, and 81 for
quart bottles The quart bottles are much the
cheapest
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At TION.

A. certain uuprincipled persons arc attempting
to palm of on the uususPectng public, limitations
ofmy iREP1RED GLUE, / would caution all
person TO examine before purchasing and see that
the fnl name,
"HPALDING'NP PREPARED GLTE."
Is on the outside wrapper an others arc swiuling
.LntcElc =.
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dGefhlr ,frfr Dress.

P-,nfsd al No. tol7t Sf-ca, Eul,re:.a !
GIG. w. 81 C. g. BENEDICT,
EDIToRs AND PRoPErEToRs.
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SsIgss!llzl
zzaz77sllygs
MRS. WINSiOW,

An experienced Nurse and Female Physician
presents to the attention Of mothers. her
= n n : n n o. GU rT7O
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HAVING during the past week made PrsFara-
tions for the opening season. We 10" invite
nnrcbassrs 70 examine our STOCK Of
, 1861-08-02

ARRESTED BT L1GATN1SG.-On Wednesday
cns Edward Duffy was arrested in Buffalo,
n Z, at the instance Of Superintendent Brad
Ay, o1 :hiR city, who desires his presence
here to account for 3 larceny case, entitled
e The People Ts. Edward DatIey.n
, 1861-08-02


Yesterday was great day with our colorad
citizens, WEo had picnic at Desplsines, and
an Grafton last evening at Witkowsky Hall.
1t wac the celebration Of the anniversary Of
Emancipation Day.
We sat down to write little 1earnedly on
the subject, aud rose up to take from our
library shelf that convenient TREASURY of
knowledge, the Encyclopedias. We took down
Applefon's. Our first search was failure.
We hunted up the word " Emancipation, ,"and
read sfler it the words use Slayerv" So.
eo. faid we, here is E difficulty at once.
Number XII Of this excellent series il inst
ssued "Moz-Pha, !" suggestive sure enough Of
Moses and Pharaoh, but theee were remote
tunes and theirs not such an institution a.
ouIe, as certain class Of li1ines have assured
Us. 1t YRS evident at . glance that "sla.''
would come much further down in the vet
unpublished volumes Of the ss New American
encyclopedias" and that the history of
"slaysry" is not written Jet. Happily for its
biogrsphcr: Then we turned to vol II, t'Hay-
Jer,' and there found the article on Jamai~
ca" It gave us what we were in quest Of
On August LIST, 1858, Large number Of dark
colored Jamaicans we're made happy with
their flee papers, at an expense to the British
GoVe1amtnt Of over six millions pounds
sterling, precedent the Manchester faction
OF to day would seemingly give much to re-
tract. This Emancipation has established
many ants1ences that CIR own colored men.
slave as we'll as free, will keep ridiculous,y
enough alive, by an observance OF its anniver-
cary. This Was the purpose Of the grand gala
day Of our co.cred citizens yesterday. When
the Appleton article On Slavery" is publish
ed it, will be some years after this, at their
present rate of Issue, and much remains to be
written and developed on the subject. Each
year, however, the blacks will remember Ja-
maica
, 1861-08-02
MONETARY.


- MKUMKsUAI EVENING, aug. ], EEL
There Is really no change In the money market
since our yetterday's report. Among produce
dealers it Is plenty, while In the channels of gen.
eral trade It is scarco but considerable improve
ment is noticeable Ill round. It IB sincerely to be
hoped the tendency to greater ease will Increase
for it is decidedly uncomfortable for the commu-
nifty to he pinched In the pocket for ton long ps
ricd. An occasional squeeze does no harm, for 1t
1ef:1a1ns e1t1aragance, md fosters wholesome
hat1ta Of economy.
n. T. Exchange continues abundant, Outside
and the Board Of Trade it sold freely at par for
approved currency. The banks buy at that and
Fell at 3<c premium. Customers WIN happen to
have parcels to dispose Of might psrhaps obtsIn of
their banker H@A premium For coin it kells
at A4H per cent discount
WISCONSIN BANKS AND TIE STATE LoAN.-3dr.
Treasurer HaetpgB, Of Wisconsin, gives an elab4.-
rate statement, under date Of the 50th ult Of the
disposition Of the State war loan among the Wis
consin banks. It was found impossible to nesp-
tiate gale Of the bonds in the New York market
above 70 per cent, while the loan act expressly
forbade eale below par The commissioners,
therefore, rather than the Legislature should be
second time called together-and which could not
afford the needed relief before the State finances,
already oFe1dEawn, would be seriously embaz-
raesed-dccided to effect au arrangement with the
State bauke, to the mutual advantage Of each
Under the agreement made at Milwaukee, June
25th, thirtyfonz banks have now taken $500 900 Of
the loan, apportion1ng It among themselves, and
paying 60 per cent, in coin or exchange, 10 per
cent, In their currency, and suEreudering coupons
Of abe bonds to cover the remaining 30 PER cent.
The banks taking the loan, and the proportion to
, 1861-08-02
Central .EstifsH

.FOUND-At the Post. Offica :.
l. Pp1te MoanaIs containing small sum ~ fn,n,.,]
Ihe oNnef can have the zane upon deee1fhfnr 10y
e1ty a paying for this advertisement, Innnps r
PoEt OMGe. oagi1s.
, 1861-08-02


We 6aw 3 dispatch yesterday. from General
Mcclellan, dated at Washington on Weanes-
day, ordering Captain Barker with his filed
comrany Of Chicago Dsagoons, enlisted for
three yeazs' service, to report to his heal
quarters on the Potomsc forthwith. This will
hasten Captain Bakers preparations and the
ton for his newly organized company will be
opened to-day at the ATmory, st 10 l. IL,
"aea the old company Of three months men
".n oe PRESENT, and such Is will serve again
viii be re,en1olled.
Il Is not = nstter to be delayed, nor for any
personal 1eascns whatever to be thrar.ed.
Captain Barker by hia ,nao osgcmsnt Of his
company Las Won Tie highest ,est;mon;a,s #
confidence snd favor with his late Cnmr,.na-
e,-.n-Chlef In Western Virginia, and IT. IL
enough TO know tiat General a1cClcl1an. IA.
sires to make the Chicago Dragcoss hls
:: mepntta hcdy. guard.
:. The enlistment ~ili prog7ess rapidly fron,
this morning, aad it viii take no lo2g tims to
eeethe Drssoens again on their 1ay to tae
"E.esc1 eo:l-"
, 1861-08-02
MARINE LIST
p ORT OF CHIC GO,

ARRIVED. August |.
Prop Lady franklin, Hickey: St Joseph. 1890 ties,
Is eds wood, horees, waspue
Prop Prop 9@RHt;GPagqn, @H;,R Wilkins, Godefieh;
Prop Buckeye. Rosman, Ogdeasburyh, q tons
mdse.
Schr Enterprise, Peterson WiIBfnann'1 Pier ~
eds wood. N' -
schf Jos Dresden, Finnesan, CraHferd,s Pier. 41
eds wood 40 m lumber ~
schr Spartan, Cherry Painters Pier. "a eds wond
sehr Helen Kent, Reed, Pier Cove, Ii eds wood. II
eds bark.
Schr g Roberts, Nelson Ho1land, Is eds wood
$50 railroad ties. "0'
Schr Three Bells C11rk Holland r15 ra}1raad tiaa
GEO 50 # timber. '''''N NAe@'
Schr Gipsey, Jamison, Muakey on. 30 m II lumber.
125 m lath, 100 M shingles.
sehr Planet, Lynn. MapIEt:e, 40 m lumber
scow Laurel, McVea. Pier Core, 80 eds wood.
CLEARED. .,Aue.1.
Stmr Sea Bird, B1cdgett Ontonasop T6 bes corn
8 brls h;g ghwines, rs brls applcs. IS haad cat
nt -"~
, 1861-08-02


wcet4 n; 41kG4sxc for eastern do; ss@sec for
upto1nd do; 4DD98 for western yellow: &c for
- ilo4 sontberd Oats da st s64l28c for Canadian;
32R35c for western and etate.
PROVISIONS active and 1rmer Sale. 1890
brle at SIS 75@16 fur Eness and $40 62@10.75 for
prime. Total stock, old aud neE, August lst,
1851. 64,eE brfs- Same date lnst month &C. o28
brls-eaIne date last year 6a s74 br1s. Beef r1les
qp.eE and .tead{; s:1ss lG =. $50 biz At 6t@4 for
lVe0 1oT IepaGssa pI %gss Ha, a,2osgl@oo ior extra
y T. uu ti1,a ~ lSs i6i,
1t paeHases aa,e ~ eos olle iasL nonln y, 4~
XII aSts 81 ~ a9 has ~ y mess So
KIT W. ~ 1nsats All ~ d1Ic IN snnn1ae eiaog
41ls ~ Hana ,5aaf or at s4noets T ana
S4g1N ~. ne 1tte .,1i.x - - sates
~ G5to ol1 ~ m si1 or etate chess steay St
o1.o anu o99l 3o1 stoIS 49, ;s1 ~ 1E9tG
de1ce saIss * hhda Gns at s1m9afc 3nc1ea ie
Nc "a hS5s Pa1tn Rsn at 5s<m6ser ana n h. ~.
Havsna an On nrivate terms. Molasses auiet and
d1n, We N hear ~ nn1v snail sales Cnhs h3nscnvaio
et sixc NN0
sTnfKsLStocks little better. C&RI40.C
TafN:G & C62x: IC 6aK: :MS14: Harlem nre-
frrred 95N: Eric + RAJ: C re-: Canton aH
Pacific Mail 71K CITY S. 1857 o61f; va 50; Ia 60;
Tenn 135@: 6 81 TreasurY Ga 9Bx; do ia 109
, 1861-08-02
Daily Revie# Of Chicago Market.

THURSDAY EVENING. August 1, 1851.
ments were as follows: To Buffalo :-schrs Sum
pac- Mary, Morton, David Tod, Contest, and
,FLouR-Keceiyea, s,51s br1s; shipped, Gas bzls.
winter extra at 81 80 del; 200 br1s a 'Bccker's
Double E1tran ct 81. 50 del; 10o btls "FaForite
Of the Onion Ct s. Is del; 2oo brls Batavia =
fiat hoop at s. 10 del: 20 br1s s'Atlantic' tJanes-
Gie} At $3 IS del; 40 brla good extra round hoop
e s dsl @o b5ls "Pera City Mills ;. fat hoop
e as d: loo g 9fs nss sfes, t ,h!GoR 292a
1o2p ct s. 80 del 200 bris Clayton ~ round hoop
Ut g. S5 del; 81 bsls POTOMAC super at $2s5
de5 aso bis *sill VI G1sek:' snper at s27
r., "AEA;L..Rseeived, Is s47 bu; shipped, 1850
a11l III s&d T. neglected W1sTER1oo bu No.
Tic: foe bu do at 76e- srRIxa-s.0 0m ba No :
sp1ing in store Ct 6ssc; 600 hu do At ssxc-soi:
= tse On 90 at 6sc 1soo bn do At zoe; 1000 b1
spl1ng ia store at 65c $500 bu Go at 65Kc; 40
by deat 66c 900 bu rejected sprin in store at 53c
4o9 R 70 Do a5 bsxc; 1,55o bu do at 55c. -.
Market declined Nc: Sales s5.ooe q Canal mix,d
At 25c afoat; Il 600 bu do at a5c /. O. b.: 3701 hn
M13s1 IN store at e3Kc 80 900 bg do at sac; 1000
oAfRaessS oAfsetSS n sse5e s b. Dc = Il 1sc
ECO bu do In store at 16c.
h?E-Recefyed+ a13 bu; shipped ls4 bu, Market
quiet; Sales 100 bu No I IN store At 30c- ~'
,IHtAHLEY-.Receiyed 1883 bn; shipped al bq.
aaTket nominal No transactions
A1GHWINEs Received 81 brls. Market actiya
and hrH. Sales 500 brls city and 100 hrls country
at i4c on track and in store; 50 br1s country al
t3Ac On track. ~'
ALCOAOI-Nomioaa 1t 9@s1c . gal.
PRDVISIONS-Mesa Pork nominaf at 14n14 SO
lor winter packed. anl $12 50@13 50 for summer
packed I'd Lard nominal at 7@sc:
TALL0W-5 brls country at &C.; 10 bf1s good
at6Hc N '~o0
tH1DEs-Steady- We quote; Green 3R3kc:
Green Sailed. 4@44c; DRY Flint, T4@sc.
Ah0QA CoRN-1o tong good at S65 q ton.
Mo0Le400 1bs n blood fleece, At CSC
s49c. ~' 1'eA''
EGGs-In good supply and dull 1t 5Dsc 3 doz.
PQuLTRf-Lye chickens $L25@L50 y dog;
T1rknyA SC q b,
Po7ATOEs-New 4o@soc 2 bushel,
LIVE STOCE-Received 915 Hogs, 13a Beevee,
Market for both Cattle and Hogs very dull Sales:
10 Rseyes averaging 1882 fba aat....-........$95 so
!6 ss 1850 .. ...-.-...... 2a5
y 1164 -............- = 20
a oe-
, 1861-08-02
Eraa1 In Store In Hosfon+--July %.
The stock Of grain in elevators, Monday, July


MONTREAL, July 3o-Flour market today il
yery ouiet. Retaii saIes are mada a. shnnt - -
for No euper8ne: coarse -four continues In good
dsmfno at $2T5a93 Is; Wheat-Slghtly improved
11qnHy 1of sound Y. 9. spring at previous quota
1oE choke; Mess pork. SIT so for retsil parcels;
ne hear OH wholesale transactions.-Vitaess.
P1r9EB0Rau-July 50 Flour dull and INACTIVE,
the following saies: 90 bris snrIng and winter
wheat at SO for extra aud s4,s5a5 q for fsmS1vs
go dodami)J at q 5005 %; 81 do do Ut 81. 5515 Isl
Roa1o,, 11.prvr NJ % E,s,.s
since eTn1dsa 80 saa3 sao receipts
80 Aase oeeH AZ DIS tne market
, 1861-08-02
The Crops in Ohio.

The weather has been warmer, eiuce our last.
and more seasonable, though not up to the july
standard Complaints reach us from various parts
s sos 5v4 '1 ahds @
toward the coee, and In this city and vicinity IN
nnusual heavy rain fell yesterday. The accounts
crops in good condition. leaving no doubt Of an
abundant yield should the weather prove favorable
the coming month. Wheat has all been harvested
average in Al! the States, which viii give, with the
amount OF old crop on hand, large surplus for ex-
toIt. mneh larger than that Of 1850 beesuse the
good in others, but this year there has been 10
failure, and the quality Is fair to good, rather
above the average in this respect.-Csn. Price
, 1861-08-02

ITO RENT first class tenement
Il In the North Division Ct the city, corner Of
Pine and Huron stTtet8 The Lot IL IS oy log feet
The house da three stories. having Al tae modern
gfoFeMents; lately the rEgidenCo Of j. B. Doy5ett
ESQ; Inquire OF G BENTLEY, l1z Dearborn sueet,
iy2-GsH- N = ~
, 1861-08-02
The CFops and Trade ia France.
- Tho Paris correspondent OF the London Times,
writing on the 1kth inst eava.

- 3ne fafls correspondent OF the London Times,
writing on The 18th inst, Gays:
tits gene rally admitted that trade ia extremely
dcpresaed in France An English traveller who
called on one Of the frat wholesale merchants in
Paris to solicit ordera within the last week was
told by him that he had not known trade more dull
IN Paris for the last twenty years. When asked
TO What cause he attributed the depression, he
said that the accounts from the departments
we're cot favorable. It is feared that the GRIPS
may be inbred by the constant rain, and shop
keepers are not laying IN their usual supply OF
goods The war IN the United States has Likewise
deprived the French manufacturers Of some Of
their best cuEtomers; but, worst Of al, the in
me1lea standing army, have created feeling Of
dittruet among the mercantile community, aud
have very much paralyxed the spirit Of enterprise
The weather, which for the last week has been
showery and sultry. has been more favorable to
the ripealug OF the wheat crop than burning sun
world have been. Accounts from the Southern
departments announce, nevertheless, that the
wheat crop will be lees productive thnn was ex-
will be q third less than last year
, 1861-08-02
TuesdDy,s New York Cattle Market
tFrom wedneadavre N. 7. Tribune


EFrom Wednesday Is N. 7. .Tribunel
-Bu11,s HEAn-FEw YoHK CATTLE MARKer.
Tuesday July 90.-ThIs morning the cry WAS, the
fEp y Of hulocka at the Foty-iourth street yards
must rise and the first gales were made at an ad-
vance upon the 1atee Of this day Week; Before
nion 1t BEGAN to be noW9 n instead OF >, 500,
asce1tsined and thst made It apparent to the bro
kere that prices had got to be reduced to induce
butchers to bny and The .st;os1aag movement hay
" ali he business of the day Is usually transacted
The proportion Of stock sed M9s iar h Lighter than
f9 today, o. closing up al tomorrow, became
Lat week the market improved from the open
ing to tie dore. That Is reversed to day and viii
pr6bablY continue so to the end. The reduction
in the price per pound not IS apparent as it e
tht 1s9 .toeE foq eeg ene4a asI 1nat1
stock Tar1ed this week Is much better than last
week-so tb1s tie degrading Of bnllocka from the
ss. IT, &c ss
cases Is almost unknown to TIC buyer; II viii be
fund out by the owner when he gets his account
Fur seyeral weeks there has been an attempt to
open market here On Monday It has been gen
efally attended mostly By the wholesale butchers,
they that md psd prices
win probably Eatiafy them in future to wait until
the cattle arrive an they are able to see whether
tie tnpTIY 1s equal 10 LIS ueH1du4 II Is AA1EEed
By thoee Who sold cattle yesterday that they got
IS head more than the zane claes bring to-day
The number is 10 great this week that it is but q
1atu7a 1et ult OF supply and demand that the price
should decline andif ell the stecs can be sold st
the prices Of to-day, thst Is from 7 10 81 cents a
pound fer the net weight Of hesf, for sl decently
good beeves, We shail beliere the demand Il good
enough to ab.otb very large supply; for such is
the present number, when We coneider ttat the
average weight is higher than it was eTer known
at this eeason in any former year.
1t Will be seen By The regular report Of the mar
ket, A11adeup each week, that very large por~
tion:of the supply is c1eited to Illinois, and some
who do 1os know the capacity of th,t State won
der ct or statements Let them look at the &C
counts ne have published Of such stock farmers as
Ieaac Fink ard James Strawn. that il, q farmer
who erazes and mows 26, 600 acres, and they will
not wonder ct the reports every week Of bullocks
from FuI h a State