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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-09-20
FROM CALIFORNIA.

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SAN FEAxolsoo, Sept. ,l3.-Showers in the
mountain districts recently. indicate the near
approach of the rainy season.
IL. A Salt Lake despatch, Of the 18th, gives some
items concerning the progress Of emigration
between there and Oregon. Two trains were
attacked by the Indians at Sublets cut OF, and
fifteen or twenty persoos killed.
Bands OF Snake, Shoehone and BannocE Indi
ems, we'll armed, were endeavorirg to prevent
emigrAnts going to the Salmon country.
San FRANcs0o, Sept. 16.-An immense mas
meeting was held in Music Hall yesterday, Son
day, to arouse the people to make creditabl'
contributions for tho relief of sick and wounded
soldiers. The Mayor presided, and speeches
were made by Rev. Thomas Starr, Eugene Cos
serly, Fred. K. Billings, and others. The meet
ing vas very enthusiastio, and the movement 4
raise money likely to prove great success.
A part Of the estate Of the late Senator Bro
derrick was sold as auction on Saturday, for 10,
900.
The San Francisco Brokers have organized ,
Stock and Exchange Board, on . plan simils
to the New York organisation.
SAH FRAScIsCo, Sept. l6-B. +. Harding va
elected u g. Senator BY the Oregon Legislature
on the 18th inst, after 80 ballots. On the las
ballet the vote stood:-Hardng 20; George A
Williams, %. Harding is = Union Democrat
The citizens in the vicinity of Portland. Ore
kob, have contributed $1,000 to tho Nationa
Sanitary Fund. e -
Fe A dispatch, dated Ruby Valley, says that 81
emigrants were murdered BY the Iodisus nes,
Green Valley Ford, Humboldt River. Col. Con
nor will dispatch COMPANY Of cavalry to morrow
70 learn the facts If possible and chastise the
indians. st. ela.es 90 o.
b The frst arrest for REASONABLE Language, in
California, vac made yesterday q Bsnicia. One
2 Nsi kackay refused 70 take the oath of allegi-
anoe. and 4aa committed to prison.
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Surgeons fer shs Battle Field.

y. WAsHlsofos, Sept IA demand has beer
made from Headquarters army Potomac for Sur
gsoos and medical suppliea Surgeon General
Hammond accordingly sent from Washington
and caused 70 b ssat from eastern cities. 6ss,
class surgeons 70 the number Of 100. He alse
dispatched tbithsr large medical supplies; i'm
nsnse hospital accommodations being provided
aboat Washington. Gen. Hatch arrived herr
to-day. he We wounded in the leg,
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-09-20

The late Rebel Colonel Ashby, of Virgin,
Of the "Ashby cavalry" wrote to a relative d
his in Wisconsin, Informing him Of The danse,
from tine Indians, and advising him Tor persons
safety to remove to Illinois. This took plss
early in the summer, and proves conclusivet
that the Rebels have been tampering with s
savages to induce them to commit, Wal upop tn
white settlers of the Western borders. VI,
publish on the inside Of this days journal q re.
port Of the speeches made by the M-aomon.
Chiefs Of Wisconsin, at recent coancii, h
will be seen from what these Chiefs s.y thu.
Rebel emissaries have evidently been smone IN
tribes with the visw Of stirring up . gene,sl
Indian war.-(Cbicsgo Journal -
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Collissen Of Railroaa Trains.

C0llisl0A Of RAllr0a0 TEai00'
Boszox, Sept. l7.-Tbe $50 train for New
bury Pors, on the Eastern Railroad, when pass-
ing through Western Tunnel, coilided With an
excursion train. Two iremen we're killed, and
nome so or 20 more or lees injured.
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g. Louis, Sept. l0-There 10 no doubt that
Holmes has superseded Hindman at Little Rock,
and that Hindman il now in north. western Ar
ksreas organizing an army to march on Ms
sousi. g s.
4 Gag Of truce arrived at Springfield last
week. bearing mesesgs from Hiudm IN dated
Cross Hollow It's purport' has not been di-
vutged. sfae asa
Additional slaves have been seized to work on
the Springfield forti6oations, and preparations
continue to be made 70 resist the invaders. It
d runored in Springfield that Hindmao has g..
600 men and forty pieces OF artillery. Z
The great excitement here to-day ts the SUM-
mary arrest Of oil parties Who cannot produce
certificates Of enrolment or exemption, BY the
provost guard, and 500 soldiers have been en-
gagged in this work. At noon squads we're sta
Toned at all the street crossways along Third
and Fourth streets. and those not showing passee
we're taken to headquarters aud assigned 70 com
psnies in different wards. Some 700 have been
% arrested, and the work still continses
The provost marshal has noti1ed banks and
bankers and ali trustees not 70 pay over any
money or evidences Of Indebtedness or credits
whatever on order Of any person sho has given
cid OF comfort TO tho rebellion.
Trusten Polk's property having been seised
bis family are said 70 DO living on the charity Of
secession friends He wss reported worth . ball
million dollara
Two additional light draught steamers have
besn purchased to DO converted into guaboata
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WAsHIxaros, Sept ls.-lt 10 not known IN
official qusrters, o. recently reported, hat
Charleston hes been invested, nor that there 10
. ,.iRcient force h tbst vicinity to make saoh
an effort sucoessful. -
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-09-20

An OVERLAND MARCH following extrss
from q letter received at the War Department
dated Aesilla, Arizona, August lth, shows sia
how little an army may be moved. It must N
remembered that the California troops hsr
marched through a desert country, where "
provisions Or forage could be obtsined; there
fore everything for horse and man Was Carrie
with them, and vet with train with less tho
that of . regiment not marching City miles fra
Washington, they have averaged fifteen miles
day for nearly sixty days:
The first infantry and cavalry Of Californi
volunteers have successfully marched Que thN
sand miles, over . route BY the Colorado Des,n
GilA river, Tucson and the Aimbreze, from th
Pacific to the Rio Grande. This they ban
done With the loss Of ten men in Indian al
Rebel skirmishes, with abundant supplies and
serviceable train, aud reached the western bN
der Of Texas in condition for immediate conas
With the enemy. -.
Ofcers and men have shared the hardship
OF the march alike, without tents and wi,hod
baggage. one wagon suficing to transport va
days rstions and the property of each COMPANY
for fully half the distance over burn,rg distreu
IN midsummer, with scanty supply OF water
The mea have uncomplainingly carried Their
knapsacks; they have only been too veil ss,s
tied that every step carried them Learer to ,ss
heart of the rebellion !"
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-09-20

what Ry1vas0 D6opasooeO Ooy.
Nrv Yosx, Sept lo.-Pdvats dispasohes To-
dsy from points near Hsrper's Ferry seem 20
conArm 10 essential pssfiealars The good news
|cubllshed tis noGuiag, and ieavsno feasonable
doubss Of the secspsufe Of narpers Ferry -
Willianspors VI z Y #
s., < DsspascA froR General Hosaas. y
WA.zarowx. Sept ls.-The following private
dispatch from General Hooker We are allowed
to make public:
rys-t- CSsrxsvrIL1, Nd, Sept. IL.
To o. Y. BsAHAlD:-
A greet battle has been fought and W were
victorious I he'd the honor 70 open It yestes-
day .. q. and continued il till 10 O'Clock this
morning when vas wounded and compelled to
quit the field. Il was fought with great violence
on beth sides and the carnage hss been awful
only regret that I wac net permitted to take
part in the operation until they were concluded,
for had counted on either capturing their army
or driving it into the Potomac. Ny wound has
been painful but not one that will be likely to
lay me up-was shot through the foot. "a
[SignedI J. HooKrs, Brig. Gen.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-09-20

Harper's Ferry Fallen.
DIsAs1.soUs DEreAT AND SUB

WAszIHsros, Sept ls-It 10 believed ct the
Wsr department thst Hsfpers Ferry was sarfen'
dor 60 The rebels at o'oclock g % yesterday,
aler Col. Miles hsd bseu MORALLY wounded.
FAcceunts 10 chat effect, mono Of them oeotal.
have beeu received, both via Chanbersbsrg and
Point Of Rocks lis b. true, nothing can pre-
vent the mass Of tbs rebel army from making
mod its retreat into Virginia. q4.srsI
Gen. Whites cavalry force cut lts way out
fron Hsrpe,'s Forty on Sunday night and start,
cd for Chsmbersbsrg, capturing Longstfeet's
snnunision train, apd other wagons to tho num-
81 Of sixty ia oil, on their way.
The commander Of the cavalry reports that
Col. Miles had declared that be could not bold
Hsrper's Ferry longer than yesterday morning
-unuless relieved. THIS tact doubtless did
70 induce che government to give credence to
unoABcial accounts of the surrender. IS
No:hine s made pubic from Mcclellan since
his Official dispatches Of Sunday. The general
feelipp here conseo uent on disastrous news from
Hsrper's Ferry aud McClel.sn's silence, contir-
~ rather gloomy. ses. g i.
Our loss at Rsrpers Ferry is at least 900
nan and million dollars worth Of stock.
.bsva-s LATEST. f7l sT
WASHINGTON, Sept. Is, Z p. m-Our troops
at Harper's Ferry, sfter surrendering to the BE.
bells, were promptly paroled, for the reason. az
EXPLAINED here, that our troops we're pressing
thS rebels too hard to permit them 70 take
pFisoners along with them. aE.1 sol
The psroied prisoners have already arrived at
Baltimore and Frederick. They state that Col
Miles was killed while carrying e Gag Of truce
70 surrender. Both of his legs we're shot away.
Nearly 5000 of our troops we're taken. hes
FROM FORTRRss MoNRoR.
~ Wk~
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(Herald's dispatch

that they fell back from point to point in great
haste. 68gl Il Gosss gea 18Th "A
The BATTLES and advantages obtained or Men
day, arc thought to be superior in importance to
those Of Sunday.
Draytons South Csrolina brigade is eatirely
gone, either killed, wounded Or taken prisoners.
TIE 18th Michigan, new regiment, drove IN
this br'gsde, frst With oullets and fnallv With
oayonefs. Howell Cobb vas wounded and taken
prisoner. ~ - - -
Mcclellan was pushing on them last evening.
closely, and bad already seut to tho rear 4. Otl1
psisoners and four batteries. II IN
NV HoRk. Sept ol1.-The Frederick IND ,
correspondents OF ese World autographed snder
date Of the 18th o. follow: -. :, $50
"Atter she battles Of South Mountain Gan
end Burketssvi'ie 0ap, fought reepeotiyeIv bv
the forces OF Burnside and Franklin on Sunday
evening", me rebels having been driven from their
position, tel back rapidly 70 Bomeeboro, thence
the Potomac above and below Shenaedsto-,r
The pursuit BY our troops vas rapii. HooL.. ca.
lowing BY the W"y Of Boousboro. saooorsed =.
3cnuer and tanks The enemy brest f..,ed =,
Keedysville, three miles from Boouesbo,o hr.
our cavalry soon drove their rear gusrd froo,
that place. Porter's and Reno's corps tool !.
shortee road over the mouutain. and ssriv.d :.
Sharpsburg At saa down, cspturiog hundrsds Of
prisoners 90 tie way.
..Frsok ius corps, Supported By Couchs d.,
vision, passed through Burkittsville Gap, which
no captured % handsomely, striking the road
leading direct from BooOsboro 70 Harpers Fer
ry. aud thence moving in the direction Of the
latter place, gaining Elk Ridge Mountain. which
q mixed the enemyt position, and brought them
within goOd range Of Our artillery
Fraukii"s corps Tough. BE- lint battle on
Sunday evening ~ Bu, kittsvi 10 Gap. The enc
ny vs. terribly rpuissd. though great sdvsa
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-09-20

FosrRsss NoxsoE, Sept. 1.-THE steamer
Vanderbilt arrived this morning With about
100 Union prisoners, paroled from Arken's
Landing.
Fortress Monroe. Sept. ls.-Last evening the
balance of the psroied Union prisoners all pass.
ed through here en- route for Annapolis, where
they have heen taken, amounting to asia.
Some we're too sick to leave Richmond. H.; sto
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-03
THE GREAT WABASH VALLEY
Time from onincyto

tare as low as by any other Route!
r. H O e h -
II ihis Route Freights be forwarded With dis
Iateh TO New Yerk Boston, Pb biiadephia baitim re
and puiita NORTH, kasI and Southeast. Merchants
~ll find IT 10 their advantages 10 shtp fre'hts from
the Eat 10y this ruute. Oven ChaExes aud la IMAGES
promptly settled. RATES AS LOW AS THE LOW
Est F
III i Ash for Tickets by way Of the Great w aba
Valley Route ,aha be sare You getthen.
II !. Aes and Elsg galtI .eepinl CGrs nrerunfrom
quincy 10 Lafayette, eco Htes, that passengers
can get srest bile pu rJour-
Ley.
Iii r baggage Checked from X col nh tos III m or
tant places, EAstand South.
N. .R.--TtckcfS Tor sale al the corner OF
Main and Second stfeeis.
N. D.. MUNSON,
Freight aud Ticket Agent,
tDue2I-d kEUkEk, fOAA
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-03
KEOKUK IOWA FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1862.
General &. 3. HamtIton,s Com grntu
Iat0ry order.

The congratulatory order OF General
G. 5. Hamilton, the hero OF the battle of
luha, is as follows:
GENERAL HAMILTON : ORDER AFTER TILE
BATTLE.
HEADQUARTERS SD Division
ARMY OF THf MISSISSIPPI,
Jaelnto, Miss. Sept. %, 1869.
General Order No. 13.--The General
commanding this division offers his sin
cere congratulations to the brave men uu-
der his command, tDr the victory won by
their hcrolsm and daring, over the COM
bined forces of the rebel General Sterling
Price, near Iuka, on the 18th instant.
Against more than treble your num-
bers, on difficult and unknown BATH,
ground, chosen by the enemy, with every
advantage on his side yon have fought
with heroism aud desperation which
wreEted flom the foe a glorious victory :
I The history of this war shows, thus
jar. no record OF such prowess 1t is
record winch bears the stamp of truest
heroIsm, and is sacred pledge that, in
every encounter, we shall be victorious,
To the commanders of brioades. Gen.
j. c. Sullivan and Col. j. b. Sanborn. to
the commanders Of regiments and batteries
and 70 each and every one Of Lis COM
mand the es'encrel ofthc division tenders
his hearttelt and grateful thanks.
To the bravo dead We all offer the fri
butte OF sacred memory, and the wounded
our tender sympathy and love.
Henceforth we know what you can do.
and let us swear that, BY the blessing Of
God, We will do and dare until this un-
holy rebellion shall become as dead as the
rebels who sleep under the sod Of the bat
tie field of lukn.
By order Of Bri~ Gen. G. S. Hamilton.
Il. M. sAwrER. Asst Adj't Gen.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-03
4 RRlNALS AND DEPARTURES
RAILRCAD TRAINS.

North "a Trains leave daily Sundays exceptcd} at
7tn n. aud sac p. M, and arrive 5:<5a. m and
4 9. IN.
Aksaefa 7 f4ihs leave dsIly tsuudays ercepieaI at
30 A4a 70 tn. a6j arriys a, IL 30 p. M and
SOP ui.
At bamllion ID pot, Trsus ou lac wahash valley
R4.ifota arrive daily sunday. excepted o'cloek
p ald depart dssy Sundays exeepted) i: s. 20 a.
Buses connect with ,hi. city.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-03
THE Proc IAHATION.
opinions OF the People.
ICorresPondcnce Of the Chicago Tribune
RELorr, WIS, Sept, q lS62

iIOfresT0hGcpce OIL The chicago Tribune.
RELorr, Wis, Sept, p ls62.
The General Convention OF the Pres
byterian and Congregational Churches of
this State is now in session in this city.
Tie attendance Of ministers aud delegates
Is large Last evening was devoted to the
state q taa cpuatry Addresses were
made sy Senator lnoiittle. Rev. j +. Roy
of your city, Re, Mr. NauNes and Pres
identChapin. The addresses were in the
strain OF sustaining tic President in his
new position. The meeting was enthusl-
astic Not only the convention but the
assembly filing the spacious Congrega-
tional church, just completed, endorsed
the proclamation by solemn rising vote.
And all tie people shall say, amen.
The clergy will not so mueh need to teach
the people TO say, Amen, as to give them
opportunity. A. b.
ILLINOIS EVANGELICAL ASSOCIATION.
The following preamble and resolutions
were unanimously adopted by the Naper-
vile district meeting Of the Illinois Con-
vension Of the Evangelical Association of
North America, convened at Napervllle,
ILL.,, Sept. %.
WHEREAS, We have just received the
intelligence that orr President has is
sued proclamation to the effect that the
slaves Of oil those States and parts of
States which shall be in rebellion against
the Government Of the United States ON
the lst day Of January. 1863, shall from
thence forward and forever be free and
whereas, we consider this as one of the
most important steps taken to dispose of
the very cause, as we'll as the rebellion it.
self, since the commencement of the war,
therefore,
Resokrea, That we receive this inteIli-
gence With great joy. and consider it as
token OF the Divine interposition in our
national troubles in SO overruling events
Us to lead to this humane and Just meas
ure. and IN giving our chief executive the
will and moral courage, in face of all op
position and the anathemas of slaycocrats
both North and South to take such a stand
for human liberty.
Resotped, That we consider this as the
true policy, having in its train speedy
conclusion of our present troubles, and as
the dawn Of that real American freedom
advocated in the Declaration of Indepen-
dence
Resolrea, That we will not cease to
'mplore the blessing of high Heaven on
this important measure.
Chr. Kopp, Pres't.
j. SCHNEIDER, See'y.
WIZ r.sscs seowstow THINKS.
Regarding Mr.. Lincoln's proclamation
lwill say, that if he means to free the
slaves of rebels in arms. and pay loval
men for them, | am for it, out and out
| Enthusiastic applause. | think the
proclamation well timed, and fortunate at
this moment. Ii it had been made
month or SIX weeks later, the rebels would
have made proposition to England to
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-03
DOST-OFFICE DIRECTORY


Arrival OF tAe Mails
Ehstefn Mailarrifcs daily Sundays exceptedryiA
Plymouth, AT oeioek p,m IN.
At.Loutr aud southern Mail arriyepdailyf Mond. !.
excepted att, pm.
Western ilArrives dali lex tsunday 100
o'clock, IN.
Burlington haiiarrivesdaiIy (exssrt Sundays ala
osp.m. --
csrthsgesnd Ply mouth Mailarriy. ia,ly sli4.fa
saespiedl SPIN.
Charleston Mail "a tri-weekis J&rrirss faisIlys
1harsdayhEna Saturday s,at7 pam
Closing OF the MAILS.
Eastern Matieiosesdaiis teActl tAssurds5s}at sp
st.Louisahd sout6 6ern Mailciosesdaily tsaturday,
excepted at pm.
Burlington MaiieIoses daily (exeeptsaturdayt) al
,.
Western Mail closes daily te1eeri Saturday ., ats
o'elockp.
ta1shsfeand Ply mouth thMsiiciosetdafly NJ ytSsturds,s
eaceptedIat p. m.
chariesioL MAiitsrl-weekly jeioaet Monday " ed
nesdays and Fridays s.at6a ro.
III The Post oflee wiII b eopen Q 4 eundsysfrona
tooo'eioek, SIN. }. b. HONELL,P.M.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-03

i X j. G RI rs.
ny thitronte, tr~islits ei ali can be
r"arded from Phlladei ipEiet aew YORK Boat n mr.
OF Ohio, kentucky, Indiana, iliinals, Wisconsin
Iowa OF Missouri, BY RAILRpAD DIRECT
The PennsylsantA Railroad also con els Il Pitts
burg with steamerS BY which Goods ca be fer
cd u ais point on the Ohio, Mnsk X entucky
TenIessue Cumberland Illinois, Va isco nsi sss-
cad atJteveland, ,sandnsk ky and Chicago thstea I'M
ere 10 Aii ports IN the North w es,ern Lakes
HsrebfAis and Shippers entrustin nx the transporta-
tion oftnsir Freight 10 this Company ran rely with
confidence oniis speedy transit.
The Rates OF Freight
To and from any point n the West BY tho Pen nsyl-
vanis Central Railroad, are Al all tines As FA-
yokABLE AS AK CH4KGEp BY OTHERRAII-
QoAD COMPANIES. sf III
-r r lie partiealarto marx packages, s.viAPEsa.
C..sr. - X. ELI
Fn,r -1tcohractsor or Shipping Directions 10
NV r. r >ss silLar Of he folIowip gents oflhs
Ese St.LouIs Missouri.
ID. 'STEWah Freight agent, Pittsburgh
CLARkEA 90 -ansfer Agents, -
IT. " BROWN q co. Cincinnati Q.
Es gEt,tRi,M 4 gn Madison, ind.
:. +. %GuRK Louisville. ~.
" Y Al thMAN q CO.. Evans '4fs'A1h.
LLAhkI q 60, ,Cbicax0sIil. "a
w. II & r.. Il. Langley, Gail ipo. b,o.
G.B. AbAL, ParkersbErg, Va.
HALL CO., II &Tietta q.
y. PlkEtE d. CO. Zkness lille %.
M'poNELLA n A COLIN. Portsmouth, 20.
hSEELI, MzysviIc, Ky.
}. =. JOHNSON, Ripley, o.
JOHN TODD, ,CovMs.on, ky.
G l.. HEA1oN, Cleveland o.
4. - hELDRuk, Genl Travelling Ag'uoT
he-south ahs vest.
The New York herald., 1862-08-20

Canadian -four was in active demand while prices were
heavy and lower. The sales embraced about 900 bbls
within tho above range OF prices. Southern -four
tair request md good brands were steady Tho sales
footed mp about 100 bbs at the above quotations Rye
nour steady at quotations with saies Of 200
bbls. Corn meal lrm while supplies were limited 70
200 bhls at quotations Wheat steady for rood
qualities, which were not plenty. while superior lots
were dun and heavy. The sales embraced about 10000
bushels, at 81 "A ~ 70 for amber Iowa, III ~ Al 81
Tor red Western, 81 40 II 26k for amber
Green Bay. 81 ~ for new amber southern, 81 90
Tor white lndinns, 81 50 FOR ctoce new white
Kentucky 81 20 ~ "a FOR Milwaukee cub, aud 81 10
81 2I for Chicago spring. Corn steady and prime lots
COZ heated 5tc soc. FOR shipment eastward 500 60c.
ior good prime shipping lots aud Toe fot white do Bar
ey and barley malt were scarce and prices nominal Rye
sas luie at 6c ssc. FOR western, and Soc Sac for
State Oats and IN good demand. with saies
of Western aud Canadian at tsc. Ole. and state ~
CorrEr-fhe market wns quiet and gales limited while
prices uncharged Tiae auction sale 10 "a
this 22d icnded,e check ,ransnctps.
CoIIoN--Ihc market was steady Win sales VI 100
bales the bs<s OF 46c 45c The government sale or
800 bales of ccuscs'ei prias cotton came OF to-day Al
prices varying from 40. 20 45kc which, considering
weights and quality Of II being stained damaged
prices obtained we're sqrvaient W about 4Skc 40
sl 's so s,sh nsi ~. " @'SonS uP,n a". a~
HAy--fhs rnsrlet vas steady and in aif request ~
J0c for North river Old N shipping lots, and at 75o
Mofas.xs.--t ,sIs Of 10 hide Cuba was made q. ssc
prousicrs. --pork--fhe market closed with increasea
rmness, and with good demand from the trade Tue
sales embraced about 500 bbls including nsss AZ
l 80 $i TO- the latter Gaare heavy barrsis aud
h - Sis $40 AN for prime. Reef was qulte nrns
but active. Sales c 20 bbls. were reported ri;
&i3 rs Asia for plain mess, and st4 IS els 1917 Tor
~xtrs de-. Prime nominal. Bscf hams were
ut SO 80 SIS 80. Bacon quiet. Short rhhod
Western was saisabls M 6,lc. Cut mtas in fair
demand, and prcee drn, st 39sc axe for shoulders
and at 40 stic. for hama lard In good request
and prios frm, with sales or 900 packages =,
sS.c as%o. Batter and cheese ware IA fair demand and
grces unchanged
suaAssThc public sales ~ New Orsaus 70 dss lnd,.
Gated further advance v 40 FOR medium grades and
&c. Tor The choice qualities The sales embraced
,251 hhds.. Included Ia which some 300 600 New
eans At 1876 icr inferior and psc. agesc. for fair "
prime qualities The Cubas cold mostly atsxc o., aud
lie for clarified. About GOO hhds New Orleans sold
by auction NJ gc. 104sc, and coo boxes sold q,
SIC
wgigxy was In moderate demand, with sales OF toC
bbls., chiefly Western, VI &c. 3Qtc and 100 bbls
Suits Bourbon tcld ut s6c
raAevrs we're stesav and relics uuChspsed 10 Liver
The New York herald., 1862-08-20

C,OR LIvERPooI--OLD BLACK STAR LiNE-THE
L. packe, ship THORNTON salts tomorrow. Tse x :.
ELY on the 2Sth OF August For passage apply 10 WILL
LIAMS & GUIvN, 40 Fulton street