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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-04
ENEu. SEVERELY nEPCLsED .

Tas Eaamy Drapr out Of hi. E"',saea~sa ats
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-04

On Friday morning the iirsi item of news
from the front received 81 telegraph ~as a
gratifying announcement that Stonewall
Jackson and fwell, IN attempting 10 turn
the right hank. we're rcpeieed bs Gen. Nc
Call silh his fcnsy lssuia reserves. and driven
back 9th great slaughter. This attempt Of
Jackson ass made AZ three O'Clock in the
morning. aud bad closed At 8 o'clock, With
signal victory This rcpaise a said 10 have
been one Of the most decisive and de-troc.
tive Of the vaf. The ensmy being but 70 =
complete rout. With very light loss 10 our
ioroes Although AZ night. and intended Cor
a snpise, Tie gallant fennsyltaniam we're
found q De vide awake. There sas. how
ever. eycrs indicsuon OF = general battle
along the shole line. and General NcClei-
Ian, Ia order TO be ready Cor al energene 80.
gave directions % General Casey AMI Col
onel Ingalls, % make sssfy ps~paasion Cor
the Instant removal or de.tsuctisn q al the
sspplies 81 v hits housc. shosld the result
a the .apendinr hattie rsases sach course
Necessary. his ferce being deemed TOO small
" feadef ne saccessfal defense 81 be pesi
lien certsAsy against sach a msfensng 81
tse entmy ss naight ersae
The steamers ani tags we're al 10 early
Fsqaisition snd .sre msviag down TIE fiser
Eiih loag trains Of transports h to- The
ve~sls nearest thc lasding vese siso stored
fall Of commlsssFy stores sd manileas. ard
moved oct In TIE Ffsssm. The innl~lass
piies Of torres Of eraekert. barrels o. pork
snd elhe sisrss slsne he l.ssissx we're again
covered over 9Th balss 81 h.y. - a. ~ BE
ready "a ssornsnl's nsties - sppiy The
ptre faf sl,rir d~supes,es q sl,oslh be.
cosns ns<estAfy
There 49, slso great conosetou smoag
tke erowds - confrsbsnds. 40 have bseIs
Iosoi noss sfhe,<ni lsbsrsu. ani have bssa
ass-i - great advantage "a the cenmi.-sry
ssd rsspsslea s~F~rnssts They seon an
frFsood that caassI vs spprrtsnfsi. ard
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-04
EVACUATION or WHITE HOUSE :

INFORMANT STRATEGIC MOVE /.
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I sscosp. ] ISxx R3srAd.ss. .4,olonsl aiGord hs
handed US 4 copy of the Consolidated Morning
Report of the - Iowa Infantry, 1t Camp Mont.
gomery, Miss, for July 81. On that day the
number present were For duty, ls officers ard
$40 men on extra or daily duty, officer and
- men sicx oGcers and 81 men; u afrelN
rffvsse total present 2s officers and 46l men.
There were absent on detached service, 8 officers
and IS men With leave, men; without leave,
s men \ sick, 4 officers and 1l9 men total ab.
cent, 10 ofa6st5 and 1856 men. Total present
and absent, 10 staff and 26 company officers, and
GAG men, The itegiment therefore required -
that time sSS men to fill it up to the minimum
number. Darins the month of July the lregi-
ment gained one man by desertion from the one.
my; While it lost ~ BY discharge, 4 By death
from disease, and from desertion /; In oil 2s-
Companies B and had 56 and s5 men for dut,
respectively; on extra and daily duty Z each !;
sick, 10 in %. B, and ls in O.; their total force
present was es and 4s respectively; sbsent, 10
and 81; total present and absent, 81 and 70. GO.
B had / in arrest, and Go. g lost ! BY death
from disease last month. G. L. Godfrey, Of 70.
D, is tho present Adjutant Of the Regiment
Davenport Gazette.
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I "A New Woak.-Our enterprising neighbour Of
the Hask-Eye Office hays issued small but in
tsresting work entitled Knight errantry Illus
,trated, Or Challenge to Battle, By Augustine
Cesar Dodge, late Minister near the Court Of
Spain, aud sk.t come of Il" II is printed In tho
best style Of the art, in form suitable for pres
ervation. Let everybody procure 1t, - it Will
be an interesting keepsake. The price u ave
ceDts per single copy, Or o per hundred. Ad,
dress orders to J. r. Brown, Hawk.Eye Book
Store, Burlington, Iova.--Fdiyfen Ledger.
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EARxIHas.-The earnings BY the Chicago,
Burlington and Quincy Railroad line (Sl0 miles)
in the second week Of August, 1862, we're $bS. /.
49l "a, against 81, 1853 e for the correspond.
ing term in 1851, showing = gain in 1862 OF
3l2, 1923 IL.
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\ENMARK ACADEMY

ns ran Term begins on Wednesday Aug. q, and cor
Siion in the common Enssh branche, q for the tsrm
sos soe ghe, studies %; IN the Languages 1850.
Denmark, ssg IL, lss9-AGsw3t ''f'A'
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Chicago Markss.

THURSDAY, Au6. u, p. %.
The flour market was dull ana heavy to-day
and prices declined fully l0c from yesterdays
prices, with very little doing. Wheat VAS dull
for Spring grades, and prices declined 1@ac
per bu. Winter grades we're steady for Ne. =
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= sFiRsr Iowa CAvALRY.--Lieut Mcintyre, of
che lst Cavalry, who il the recruiting officer
for the regiment, Is we'll % the eaeient quarter.
master at Camp Mcclellan, isfosms - that 70
cruits are coming In rapidly for his regiment
Forty are now at camp and forty more are ex-
pected in few days. There are only l4S men
altogesher required 70 fillup the regiment, and
thess will be had probably this week. The 1st
Iowa Cavalry b one ofsthe. yery best In the
whole service When at Benton Barracks, last
fall, .is vas the model cavalry regiment, and has
everywhere borne high character % . brave
and effective force. Il 10 the only cavalry from
thisSsate whose members own their own horses,
and they take care to keep good animals. The
regiment has been occupied for several months
in gusriing the counties in Missouri bordering
soAth Of the Missouri river, and near the Kansas
line. Quantrell, who is in that neigtborheod,
keeps clsst u shsm. ~ Davenport Gasetse. =
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TINE IS MoxEr.-This adage is only good
when Time is available and improved to further
the ends of life. Time, without health to Inn
pre2s1t will yield but little money. How can
she expect to possess health to improve time, #
accustomed to eating heavy and unwholesome
bread, such as al are liable to have who do not
use the Chemical Saleratus made and sold at
Wholesale by D. B. Deland and Co., Fsirport,
Monroe Co., New York? This is just the aSticle
to be used, and We commend it to al good
housewives. Good grocers haveiit. ssed s9aa
For sale by all the Wholesale Grocers in Chi
cago. 7s7 1oEa 51aa sVae t7gt ddw1t
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. ( 8 = ;" 1C3P.. BUCKtNaHAM,
1sl-r B. g. and A. 4. G.

By telegraph from Washington, August .. 1852.
To his. Excelleney, Samuel, T.. KSrkwsed Gov
e'aor Of loUa-Yours quota Of three hundred
thousand 1900, ,00O) militia is ten Thousand five
hundred and seventy O570y. Regala ions
for draft will be forwarded to-dsy. ,e;Ss 20
By ordssef the Secretary Of WsF. -sss2g ''sss-
C. P. BucgIIattAn,.
s-4.e ,gs B. G. and A. A. G. >.
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MAfiidl6&rYdy fiidl Nv

BuRLIHares, Friday. Z. \.
We have very few changes to make in quota
tio4s-noae in grain aads s1ssrs
4 good many cattle and hogs are still going
forward and prices are advancing in New YeFt,
- will Be seen BY quotations below.
The war appseheps,ons Of disaster -
our armies in virginia-the raising Of volun-
tsen and the expestsd draft swallows up al
other subjects.
We annex our usual details e received BY
mail and telegraph st going to press.
SUGAR-lO0l1}c crushed, l4c; refined
white Isle; clarified l23a is ss,ss
COFFEE
NOLASSES-By the bbl, Rsboiled, 40; Syr.
~, Is; kegs - so. Sorghum, 2S@S0c.
NAILS-Ass, % 1894 ss.
RICE-Sc.
FRUr-Raisins, prime, new 340e4 80.
BROOkS-$0 76@l 80 per dozen.
FtOUR-Wholesale ss,so to $500; Spring
wHEAr- Spring, CSC; choice 70; Winter
5000. -
CORN-l4@l6c.
RYE-30@82c.
BEANSe50@4l per bush.
POTATOES Nao@asc per bush.
OATS-1S@90c arm.
BUTTER-7@8c.
|. EGGS-4}c.
CHICKENS -soc@sl 90 per dos.
HAY-Timothy, 170eo.
WOODS 50@18 90.
HIDES Green, 4ac.; Dry Flint l1@lac.
Green Sailed $40.
GREEN CALF sKIHs-sc.; saltsd, 7c.
q SHEEP PELTS-lb0l0O.
Observation-Disclosures.
LARD-S}c. per b in Dbl.
DRIED APPLES-4@5o; green do. 25@s6e
per ..
TIMOTHY sEED-$1,e 90 to $1.so per bush
HUNGARIAN GRASS SEED-S0 cents q
bushel. No sale. s-s. -, >.
FLAX SEED-prims, 81 90. In demand.
CORN NEAL-26c.
BACON-Hams s cents; shoulders 2@s;
side Sc. - a7besS 80
. RAGS-1}c per b. -
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By telegraph from Warrington, July Z, 1852. q :
To Gou. KrkUood, Davenport.-You are re-
quested to raise, as soon a. practicable, for the
U. S. service, for three (S) yesrs or during the
war, five (6) regiments Of volunteer infantry,
being a part Of yoxr quota under the call of the
President TAi3#
By order Of the Secretary of War.
rgs G. r. BuCKIsaAAn,
- as@e Brig. Gen. and A. A. g.
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Dstchelor's Hair Dye!
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ts"af TIE 3BSH II Y0B VOu6DsF @''
p WILLIAM A. BA1CHDL0k'S celebrated Hair Dye
produces coo, not b BE- dsinguishsd ftom nature
warranted not to nurs the Hair In The least remedies
Tie M effects Of bad Dyes and invig0stes the har for
life. GREY, RED, or RUSTY HAIR isstantly turns
DAek sr Bsosn, sayingtAs Hsr soft and bsas
tifsl. sild BY III Drussiks, %. " - - -
-. rhe eeuuiae b s,ened 'WnLIAK 4 DAfOH1!
LoR On "a ss.r AZ. ~ Ancx 1ou kiw stsba2s ass
TAd.o.r. 10. 81 BA.oLlr srssus, (LsAsss Bsosd.
and IL, Bond Stsests) Nsw Xoax.i y ssit't. ?.
) 9AI81.MlY -. aa-.ad IA. .anoas a-ls.s
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES. e. s1as
co NFESsIONe AND ExPIRIENCE OF ~ nvA
ID.-Pubnshed Tor the benefit and - waning and .
caution to young man who suffer from Nervous Debility
Premature Decay, &C.; supplying as the tine the
means Of Self Cure By one who has cured himself after
being putt great expense through medical imposition
and quackey. By enclosing postpaid addrsssed en.
velope, suoLs ooPss may be had q the author Ma.
THANIEL MAYHAIR, Esq., Bedford, Kings Co.. y. Z.
: narch14- -d&vly adj lllG 80 .uHti edH g,9dIo
B1sLs soonrr DsPosrfosY. Y.-Assns sore Of NJ. v
". Harpef. Jefferson street, Burlington, Whero Engih
German, Swedish and Wsleh 1ble aAd 3sgtansnlS -
s:vays 80 found q one psiee a.s LlL,..s .nevo.
~ T0sTHG NERVOUS OF BOTH sexes. a Re-
tired Clergyman having been restored 70 health u afsw
days afef many years great Suffering, willing TO
sst others by seeding es on the receipt Of pos:
directed envelope copy Of the prescription u0ed d.
rees t. the Rev. john II. DAGNALI iSs 1aitea srest,
Brooklyn, N. 7. go Il - LNnel4-xAm
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BJRtlN46M Nff83E4EakTY NRRzIRa;fs NRRzR;fRss.Ifta}5 Ita5Fa Psa

OIL. NpTHH IA tMsEfF EsasfEyH& 735 fSs3
Sa9oeo.ined 10 % rsiestsE 1ljsctsd was DAN
,es 90 ne; q kea 49, No q Mlilssesseee
No .sd 20 tee lsietaA Red ;,s40ess ~
10, Spring s. and 0oSe foe Ne. . l0psiax
7sc. y g saess ytsra vas Grs 8 30lc bstsSS
with cales q st03s1e ~ Mixsd, and 3S@soe
fcr Rejected Y store 4 37104ec fee Canal and
cnotce River Mixed. a1eat; and 3s}c for reject.
ed. afost Oats were arm and basyant. ana
prices advanced l@3c pr bu, With large salss
last evening and to-day Ct 880sSc for No. / In
store; $50 free 90 board, 10 freight; and 4s}e
delivered In Buifalo. Rye was 6fn, With saIee
at S0@Soi for No in store, and $50 for Reject
ed. Highwines we're 10 better and Arm, WITH
sales at 29c Lake 1reights were arm, With en-.
gagements at &c for corn and $50 for wheat %
Budalo; 92c for corn 70 Oswego.
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GCOTT COUNTY, sF.AAIR. ola i Is n u
ALJGfsF '--@ = psq
AtD Davenport on tie a2d, Esd, 24a, 25ts and 2sM
Z 4 et4 hsors esof September. - : ~ 80 III,
Sc, 900 II IL piaEnrUxs Fl .mss ~ aoqs ysiij5saoqss
s7l OPEN TO TIE WORLD 81 taob9i

!. ID rersh NFt{rss7 fEsrrfs
The grounds q the Scott County Agricultural Society
are within f mile 8f Tie principal hotels Of the city
they comprise 50 acres portion Of which u covered with
noble shade trees provided with spacious Exhibition
Baljs corumodous Dining ealoons weils pure water
nuerous stables Stalls and Pens for Stock has
ent Dressing Rooms for ladies and beths Tor Chi dren
reuuirir repcse also convenient walks and outh uses
The Track - mile round and ,the bsst the stas.
It ID entirely overlooked BY vast Amphhheatre, which
The Keosrk aad Dubuque Packets carry stock and pas
seneers At half fare: the Mississippi Missouri Railroad
quirements. 1900, Ia
TRorrINa EVERY DAT By THE BEST HORSES IN
: :" = = - 547yF THE STATE. $40 - #Fa9s 9tb
TAs yosy o6srs premium Of 800 for the best etal
Inn SfOO for ed best and go for ID best us for be
trottlnr sailion 475 for bet trotting gdng mare;
$50 for best ahed team $50 for best ball. SO for best
buck Sl5 Sor bsss boar and al other premiums IN pro-
The public are respectfully ,nyi.sS ,,r-,, ....,,a
r. !. sAvsDsas eec'y.
\ Dsvannoft Aug %. 16e2-d&w1vs $3.50 l 81
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BY Telegraph from Wssnlnet0n, Aug. .. l6b5. -
To Co.. Krkwood, Sir: The following order
has this day been issued: On5ws1 First, That &
draft of three hundred thousand (3OO, ,O00) men
'be immediately called into the service Of the
United States, to serve for nine o)months un.
lees sooner discharged The Secretafy Of War
viii assign the quotas to the States, and estab-,
liah regulations for the draft second, That e
rsuy State shall not BY the eighteenth (lsth) Of
August, furnish its quota Of the additional three
hundred thousand 600 ,0O0) volunteers author.
lied by law, the deficiency Of volunteers in that
Estate will also be made up by special draft
from the militia. The, Secretary Of Waf viii
Establish regulations for that purpose Instruc-
lions will be sent in q few dayl The whole
|Gumber Of troops sent BY the several States viii
ee estimssed and apport toned, and any surplus
turnlshed By State sbove its proportion will
|te credited to the draft .sssg r.Sss - &. .s w
By order Of the Secretary Of War. :.
< s ~" 2C@P: BucKlNaHAx,
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By telegraph from w..hla.toa. Ausru.. IS. lsss.,

By telegraph from Washington. August IL, 1861,
To Gov. S. y. Kirkvood - The Secretary ex.
poets you to furnish your full quota Of the first
|can viz: ten thousand five hundred and seventy
leo7o) three (9 years men for regiments in
process Of formation at this date. The time
Tor volunteering is extended to the twenty.
falrd l2sd) Nonew regiments to Be ordered
liter the fifteenth (l5th) J., Byan and o, Con-
fcr are governed BY same rules. An these are
entitled to bounty. &c. Volunteering, ceases
N the the twenty-third (23d), except for old
Pigments. Everything to bs ceusolidatsd on
" that day. No cye9u made on d,cH. ia, old
eg'"est' are filled. Your last plan for draft
pg approved even totoWnships. Number and
od names Of Provost Marshals to be decided
you, and sent to the; Secretary, OF War.
ave yea anything furthar!-Willi swait
epiy. y,saas z. J. HxRnox, Brig Gen. !
BY te!e9,aph from Washington. August 1s, 1884
10 na Exeelleney Samuel J. Knkgood Re-
uireo 70 NIL upyour regiments in the Aeld
agust shrteenth (l3th) eighteen hundred and
1s-swo, eight thousand and Eve men.
C.P. BUCKINGHAM,
Brig Gen. and A. A. G.
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10 s.a5ygF pIED 9s'a 5af "a 5sl5 I
In this CITY, Aug. 2oth Taylor, only child Of 3. J.
and NJ. T. Lane, aged months and days. ~ 20 aa3S
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a tko hodv int0 Vssoeon,s
tivity, parity u s.een hsa.
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III tyivisI snS eessr.c. s.rss;,e = - 49,.
a a. doe1 eeoss6 ma 1sssso.a dieesmpsrS THss3
purgative effect szpels tAsm. Caused By snfAe eave-
ons and derangenents Of u nas1r funcdeoa oe ~
sody snsy sss rapidly I'd many q them 9ley esrse
the nne means. None vho know the viseuse tAsee
tha 3isorders fhsv am. '.
0tatemsnts from leadins uAvsie,.ns IN ssnA n ~
nrineinsl cieies "a ToD caksr vsn Inn~n ,.Ssis -
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s.e.. = nsdieia. nsy h..s e.i.s D ~: d.ssil!
iseasshis fr yes! Her mosS.r H. e.. io.. ss
oVsy eicted With bloech ana pinplsc o - siS ~
IN hsE hair. Aiee sar eAid - cared. ~ ln tie9
'''' fn'' NC Wy -''' ''''s Il Asa xoaalnaa
a. . y.-,,y PAy.,.. -, :,
From q. Z Y ovs..'eMs Ss' oa.aas
:.a s.. ~: esss ~ .esss.:. e ss:. se:sGs :. =
Essss:et of dissass
HsaassAs, ,slsk aaasAs, ,Ts.l stsaash.
xss~ D.. ABswS Ayd, BsaI~ers ss
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81. LOUIS MARKEr.

81. LOUIS MARKET.
St. LOUIS, Tuesday Evening, Aug. 10.
WHlAf-No change. We report Gales Of l6S
bushels spring at 66@70c; 90 bu damaged fall
at sc; 67o bu at 7507Sc; So bu st 760S9c;
290 bu In lots at S3c; 1893 bu In lots ct $50; ~
bu do at 86c; $50 and 276 bu at $50; Al, II and
$50 bu at zoe; 90 and 5s5 bu on private terms;
900 bu 70 arrive, also private, and 2Ss bu at s2e
Cols-A little higher; With sales Of 100 Ok,
mixed at sac; l61 and 800 white ct $40; 97a
sks mixed at slic, delivered, and 100 white q
32}c.
0Ars-rrnsr; with sales Of ss7 sks at SIC;
4s, 100, 12O and ITO sks at $50; $50 ct sec; l45
and 200 ct 40c, and 500 at Same.
RrI-Sales l6l and SO sks as SIC, and 50 and
Ill at 37ic, al exclusive Of sacks. !. .
FLoua-Demand something better, with salsl
Of 800 bbls single extra: private; 900 do at
1886; - do from spring wheat at -; 80 do a
"a so, and 100 do choice spring at 4,l23.
WHNkY-A lot of so bbls sold at 26& y gal-
Ion. @
HnD-Dry flint steady at l2&c y b.
OorToE-14o bales private; ls5 do at 3sc, and
81 at 4lo u b. ,s
WooL-fn demand at full prices, with sales Of
100 ibs unwashsd at SOC; $500 do at $50: coo
DO tub washed at b33c; 100 do Asecs washed q
SIC, and $50 do reported washed at kS}c.
BEAxs-6 pkgs white ct 81 y bushsl
HAY-Little doing; SOC offered, bat holdsea
ask higher; SS bales sold on private terms.
DlIID APrIEs-20o bushels prime at 81 q
bushel. @ es,
GsrAsr-4t pkgs brown at SIC, and tisress
yellow st SIC - b. esf; .a - -
LARp-A lot Of 10 bbls At 7tc y Il.
BAcox-Clsar aides have further advsncsd.-
We hear Of sales Of 20 casks st 4fc; s do at 40
severallots loose and packed at 4}c, and 10 caski
shoulders at SO. .ts5- m, Il, F.
.s .'a a1S0U New Yoek, Aug. -.
L0UR-Markst dull and unch'gd. Sales q a s5oc
90 for super sase et1005 35 sxzs ate "a S505 % a.
per western; 1N 1905 IS common TO medium extra Ws
ern IS SOS IS common 70 good shipping brands extra
4 Ma.ket less active and hardly % arm Sale
s 81 1901 % Chicago spring. u 1901 @ Nh club q
240t IS amber lows; q 3o01 IS winter red western
81 8501 36 amber Mich. 1a3s 55G9B t5aa 10
CORN Market unehanged. & sales n eo0s1 for old
mixed western sound.
WHISKEY-Markets shade Or asr. Sales q 810S2.
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"What caused tho advance, and will it con.
tinus ~ For the benefit Of farmerh.we wish We
could answer correctly. It 10 said Shst the ad-
vance was because the supply was light at AL.
bany, and panic vas crefted among tho Ger
man butchers, who ase not generally well post
ed, shat the supply would be short here, and
that they must come early Or lose theit chance.
They did come early, and bought greedily ct just
such prices % the brokers chose 70 ask. This
communicated the paaio,to other buyers; and
the weather being cool, and the Wholesale butch.
ers had had good trade, and they came pre-
pared 20 buy largely at the rates of last week,
OF little higher, but not ct tho advance asked,
but soon discovered that they must do 20 or not
get . supply. Such being the canse Of tbs I'D.
vance, those interested can judge whether twill
continue. Our opinion is that good bullocks
will cell next week at cents pound and if the
price d higher this season We shall wonder why9
ts-arh ~, fHS HOG .nArKI1. Il
Receipts this week, l2,66S. = ALt
Qaetations-t3,5 ,50@S, rs y cwt, live weight,
for cornisd hogs and s., so for distillery
fej. are the quotations of Henry D. Grant, Su.
perintendent ofthe market Although not very
high. this is On advance upon last weeks quota.
tons It Is ocoasioned By lighter receipts and
much moro favorable weather. The Arrivals this
morning were only two car loads. vhicn were
soon sold, leaving the market clear and prospects
brighter. The weather remains cool and very
favorable TO butchers.s Z
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKuT
oPEHMG DAY OF fHE MARKET.

HoHDAY, Aug. l6.
The weekly market Abr beet cattle opened yes.
terday morning in Forty fourth street with over
5 roo head ofbullocks in the yards, though buy.
ers, ve believe, were not generally aware that
the number was 90 large, else We think they
would not have been % willing to pay the I'd.
vapced rates asked BY the brokers, which was .
foil half cent per pound on the average over last
week quotations, making an average Of full u
erslly, with many more sales ct Sfcts for choice
bullocks than We bave seen for many weeks
And this ia not all that the droyers have in their
favor. The estimates of weight are more liberal
and in many instances equal to half . hundred
better than last week. It is estimated by some
that the market is IS . head better on the aver.
age than it was week ago, which would be over
40. ~ h advance. No one, whether drover,
or broker, or butcher, estimates the advance at
lsn than ic ~ b, net, and this With certainty
of q receipt for the week of over 1000 head
What reason there is for the advance no one cal
tell, since there il certainly no lack in:numbab
Of brllocks, and none going to the army On cc1
tract, and large number of the citizens SIP
posed to be outof town. It is true there is con.
siderable demand from towns in this vicinity,
but not so great as usual at this season. There
is also some extra demand from the hospitals in
this city, but nothing unusual this week, nor is
that demand at ny time 20 great as it would be
If Ill our men In the field from New York we're
at home. True, the price Of beef to-day is not
high-not high enongh to pay those whose cat
tie cost BIC. y ib, gross, in Illinois, but it is
higher than it was q week ago, and We have not
seen more lively market this Summer. Il is 90
much 90 that probably half the stock was sold
out before noon, and more than three.fourths of
it before sundown; good many of the brokers
reported all sold before night. It is attributed
to the state of the weather, which is cool for Au-
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye., 1862-08-23

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