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, 1862-08-08
Stock Of Sugar in New York. August


THURSDAY EVENING, aug. 7, 1862.
FRElGHTS- Quiet and unchanged. The en-
gagements were: To 0ewego, echr Advance, corn
via Port Colhorne at 14e. To Buftalo prop Gale
ra, wheat at lie; schrs n. L. Whitman and
Ketchuu. wheat at 10Kc; bafk E C. L., briggs
Lowell and Tonrg America, schrs Transport.
Rainbow and Summit, curQ at 955c; scht Two
FalDiea, corn at 9ac.
FLOER-Receiyed, 3175 br1s; shipped, 1874
brls. Market quiet. Sales, 10d brls peoples
BILL" " (Pa1my1a) choice white winter at $5.75;
2s9 brls Sparta' do at $3.50; 80 brls fair white
winter extra at s5s7k; 100 brls "0ttum~a" do
at $5.25: 2U b5ls fair white winter at $500; 100
br1s s'Beloit City" spring extra at $3.50; l29
bsls Empire ef the Vest and IL b115 "Auto-
crat" at 81 IS: 100 bris Batavia +. b. at S. SO;
1l0 brls % Iowa City" at $40; 50 brls ''0pera"
winter super at Sass; Sc b1ls "Trial'' and 50
br1s Diamond" spring snpers st $415; 70 brls
Prairie Queen" extra at $A.35; 80 brls Jack
eon County" super at S3.75; A. hsls super at
f35o.
WHEAT-Recei7ed, $4,000 bu; shipped, 100.s75
bu.- Market quiet and without material change.
sales-WR1EH-2,aC0 bu No 1 Red IN eto:e
at 81 .05; 6.so bu No Red IN store at s7c; a,5oo
bu do at 9779c; e0U bu Rejected Red In store at
92c; $50 hu do at SIC; 4L0 bu Noal White In bulk
on tlack at Sill. EPRSa-2, ,5GOs hu No Spring,
in store at 94ac' 10, Coz ba do at 95c; $50 hu do
Tin Mum Scott's) at a51c; L, 0f0 bu No Spring
In store ut SOC; l,too bn do At s04c; 400 bu Re-
ected Spring III store at S0c 400 bn July receipts
do at 7Gc-
CCRN-Received, S. .4s6 bu: shipped, 1ss, 125 bu.
Market steady. 6ales-2, 500 bu River Yellow adoas
at a5c7 4,E0 hu River White ahoas at 3lac; 17,oc0
bu River Mixed afoat at 32Nc; 5000 bu choice
River Rejected adoas at 294c; 55,ooo bu Mixed in
store at 1kc; 400 bu do {short xeceipts} at Sic;
30 bn fresh receipts Rejected. In store lin ka-
vortte kouse) at 25kc; 900 bn do at Sc 800 bu
| White In store st 3Sc; 6O0 bu condemned at 20c-
oATs-Recei7ed, $3.50 bu; shipped, 2,0l0 b1.
Market quiet. sales-1,oG0 bu no in store at
sc; s,t10 bu do at ss4c.
RYE-Reeei7edr ! ,75s bu. Market quiet. Sales
400 bu No In store at 4sHc.
| BARLEY-Recefsed, nome. Msrket nominal at
4s@6c.
| H1GHW1NES-Reeeived.4 .446 bbls- Market quiet.
| Sales-50 br1s at &c.
LaRD-s sbblskettle-renae1eds At &c.
TALLoW-Quiet at 8ase.
HOOL2.4G1 lbs medium at 4se.
CORN MEAL-4t tons Unholted In hags ut I'll 80
On track. ..,,s..s
sUGAR+stm oontinus firm, bgt-We notice
no change in the market hince yesterday: We
i :quote:
New Orleans. common to nir-,.--... 9k@io
SahaIFs 5,s a sho;es S.Ss1199Hs Ss19Has
n. Z. Redned-FoWdesed snd .e.
!, WIZ os!sse, 1::::::::: 49,: $50: $
3sae~' 3a5oT' 'toass; q c.: 1aa@izx' iilssz
r.. FIsH-Quiet. We quotes. J.
No. Whitetsh, hEhr1s.!. -. ..--$s q 500
, 1862-08-08

We are informed that change In the system OF
grain inspection In this city has been decided up
urged BY cur Western friends to the plan adopted
for the protection Of deaers and the reputation OF
our market. The change places the grain from
eye1y locality upon It's merits. ignores The name
Of the locality in which 1t is raised whether Ohio
Of Illinois. and claseidea wheat as Nos. and ?.
and rejected white, and Nos. snd 2, and rejected
red
THIS change has been partially introduced In
the markst, and the result vas to be seen in the
eales reported yesterday. The red wheat was
quoted No. red. and brought $l08-the same
figure at which Michigan Southern red was sold
, 1862-08-08

In proyfaitns, there has not been much change.
Mess pork and bulk and smoked sides have been
NEGLECTED; but there has been COED demand for
ehoplders in bulk and smoked and the sales add up
GID :oO lbs At 2s<@3c in b1lk !: Ac higher packed.
AZ 81 smoked and packed. closing at the outside
rates. Lard has been sought after all the week. at
64sHc IN tierces, and SIC in kegs, bnt 1t ie gen
era1lY held A@Hc higher. Butchers lard has
been in active demand " &c In bulk and II @7kc
packed. The demsld III this description OF Lard,
and for gseaee exceeds the eupply. sugar cured
Country cured eel st 8zS994c and common at ~
@iXc. Sales Of pn1k hal1s were made at SIC.
, 1862-08-08

The receipts to-day were ught-embracing 3.175
brls flour, 4S,6oo hn wheat, s9,4s6 ba con-, 500
bu oats, and las bu rye. -, =;
The weather was excessively warm, and bust
ness Of all kinds WIS light, without any materlal
change In prices. The offerings Of Flour were
light and the market was quiet and firm. with
sales Of abont 1910 brls. at IS a@s.7s foc white
winter extras, and 81. 90 for common to good
spring extras. There was q fair shipping demand
for good extras, but the stock was not yery At
tracttve.
Tbe Wheat market WIS quiet and less active
than formerly@without however any msterial
change in prices-holders being firm In their
viewr. There Was continued good demand for
Winter Wheat grades, and No. Red advanced
hQ1c. while No 3 Red declined 5s11c- About
45Cc0 bu only Of all grades changed hands, at $Lu
for No. White; 81 .03 for No. Red; 9719zsSc Tor
No. Red; po@92c- Tor Rejected Red; Ak@s5Nc
for No Spring; 9e@so3<c for No. , spring-fhe
market closing steady and dfm st CSC fox No
sprirg and 90c for No. = Spring. =,
The Com market was quiet and arzu-with sales
Of only about 100 90 bushels 1T sc foF River Ye
= low adoat; 34Ac for River Whits Mixed aaoats :.
8ake for River Mixed aioat 99xo eorz good Re-
jected aaoat; 3se for White In store; .81@s1Ac
for Mixed In store; and 254a5Nc for Rejected m
etore-the- market Closing steady at s1Kc .!fdr
Mixed In store.
Oats were quiet at 2a@ssxc.:, Rye, 4sNc, High
wines, stockholders generally asking z71e: Lard
was firm at &C. :: =. =. =
Frei2htaw were steady. at .sA0e4c Tor corn and
1Qhc for wheat to Buffalo.
Shipment OF Gold from Callfornla.
The San Francisco Price Current notices q very
Important change b the destination Of the shtp
Enents Of treasure from California, Il Nsaya:: We
have sent less to New York this year than last b5
+ The large sum Of e4,aas, ,4ss whi1s to England NJ
, 1862-08-08

The T. 8. Consul at Leghorn has written two
letters to merchant in New York, under date Of
Jnly 10th and 18th in the first Of which he states
that wheat is selling in Leghorn at II 50 per bush
to Leghorp. but arrives from Or via Liverpool,
thereby enhancing the cost and increasing the
profit and Importance Of British commerce. The
$2.32 per bushel, and remarks:-'Tou are aware
,hat Leghorn Is q large grain importing port, aud
the demand for wheat is always good I appre-
realize fortune by turning his attention to the
Italian Gram market..'
, 1862-08-08
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY.

THURSDAY EVENING, August Z, 1862
The day has been excessively hot--probab1y the
most go Of the season. and this has had rather
depressing effect npon business. 4 fair amount
vas done, however, and With the large snsplus Of
farm products pressing upon our market BY canal
and from seYen trunk railway lines. each extend
Ing hundreds Of miles through the richest agricul
tnra1 region IN the world, with good crops, the
business OF the city must always be heavy. The
new harvest ts coming forward. and with fair
prices, suck as are now realized the fall business
will be brisk and remunerati:e. Bankers have
abundant means at command 70 move the crops
and to meet all the othe- requirements Of trade.
I5New York Exchange ie elowly working easier.
The demand to-day was re:si::1 Hight. The leadi.g
houees pay par@1 10th, and some may hare given
II to customers. The sel1}s;g price ia 1-5G1H, the
lower figure to customers on souud lots.
Gold is e1ow1y declining. The usuai buying
pricet to-day vas 1879 selling Is.
Old Treasury Notes ~. silver bout 8 per cent
buying; selling 1o1.a-
MnwAuKEs.-1he Sentinel OF this morning
says:-
The banks continue to report exchange firm, but
there are as yet no ttgne Of an advance In rates.
banks for New York drafte, and 4 premium the
selling price for bank exchange on New York and
other Eeaboard Cities Business was quiet Yester-
receipts of produce Until after harvest much &C.
| t1v1ty in the market will not be looked for.
Gold Was lower. none Of the brokers paying over
aid selling At 10 per cent. Demand Notes are
| quoted st per cent. buying.
CHICAGO, BURLINGTON AND QuNcT RAILROAD
The earnings Of the Chicago, Burlington and
railroad line for the month Of July, 1862,
| WeFe....*... 9IW.2l0 ~
Against, the month Of July, 1861. 169 465 u
Increase. ........~.-....--..-..-.-.. $5o,745 6s
PHILADELPHIA BAHKs-The following is thei,
weekly statement and comparison with that Of the
, 1862-08-08
New Orleans Sugar Market.

Adv1ces from New Orleans July 2ssh state az fal-
ows:-The eugar market relapsed into comptete
stsgpation yesterday There appeared to be little
or no inquiry, and the only sale reported was q
small lot Of prime at the reduced rate Of 613c.-
Nothing was reported In molasses, nor did VIC
here OF any further transactions In eobacco which
Is heJdat very high figures.
, 1862-08-08

N1uE1H0akE NHltle AafAeE-AUEUkE 6s
The receipts foot up SIS against 812 for the pre-
vious week On Thursday last, 39 head were re-
ceived; Market ruled quiet, witha moderate de-
mand from butchers: the quality was rather poor,
were left over to Mondays sales On Monday, the
market opened with $50 ftesh cattle and 1G0 old of
which amount 4CD were sold: the balance were
ment buyers, who paid 3Hc average.
The remaining $50 sold to butchers.
There was large lot IT thin. light steers sold BY
nary 212Ac; faif 81 2lI $3.50; extra $2.75s}3 &C.
some few choice sold at So. 30 per cental. gross.
Hoos.-.-Receipts e34 against 1.05s OF previous
from city butchers. Prices steadily advancing.
Coed corn hogs ecl1 at $303 to 50 2d per cyTt.
gross. Extra command $3.50. Goo Elop-fed are
seal &C at $3 90 to $31 Is,
, 1862-08-08

V1-EE1s lily x1HEs. = 10E<
this part Of the country. and there viii be fully
one. third more than any previous year, and the
grain is full. The wet weather has been the cause
Of much wheat being lost, for want oI time and
help to save it. There are Number Of acres Of
wheat that would yield from 16 to " bushels per
it. There are about one-half of the laborfug
part Of our farmers In the army. There
will be only about one half as much
wheat sowed This fall aa Was LAST fall. Oh ac-
conAr Of 20 many having gone aud are now going
into the army. The cat crop is very poor, On ac-
count Of the rust. Corn promises an average crop.
Grass is better thsn ueual. For The past ten days
the weather has been favorable for the farmers to
secure their wheat and hay. Pork this next viii
ter I think Will be about the Eame as last winter.
Yours truly.
eI1HT WnfN
, 1862-08-08
The Harvest and Crops.
Correspondence Of the Gin, Price Current, Gtl

CLINTON, VERN1L11od CO., Ind. Aag. I, 1862
Wheat has been cut the last three weeks, but
has been threatened by frequent and heavy rains,
and at 0ne time fears were entertained that it
dry The last days. and the wheat, it is found,
has escaped without serious injury. and L. now
safe. in fair condition. The qualify Is hardly
ssme. The cultivation Of oata was neglected,
owing to the low price, and the crop will Be light,
not enough for home use. Corn has grown very
promises to be immensely large. Never do re-
member seeing it 60 promising, The hay crop
has been badly damaged by the recent rails, and
the crop is 8 short one, Iot more Than enough for
home nse., Stock hogs very plenty, and an abun-
dance Of old corn to feed them.
The above remarks will apply to the section ten
south to TeIre Ha1fe, excepting Vigo county,
where hay IS better and wheat VAS secured IN bet
ter order; there not being go much rain In that
county. j. n. L. i
, 1862-08-08

Ocean Frefgtts at hEontreal-Aus. s.
n Montreal freights continue stiff, with but
httle tonnage offering. The rates current nov are
-four to Glasgow and Liverpool t IL stated that
TWENTY-FIVE vessels sailed from European ports
tor the st. Lawrence, during the week ending
, 1862-08-08
MARINE LIST.
R0KT 0N CHICAGO.

ARRIVED. .....August 7.
Stmr Sunbeam, Niagara, Two Rivers, sundt1es.
Ittp May flower, Langley, Buffalo, eundrfes.
prrp Edith, Hewitt. Coiling wood, hrls fish.
Prop Ottawa. = sITen, MIssegou, ITO N lumber,
Is m ehinglee. 100 m lath;
Prop J Barber, Perrett, Grand Haven, $50 rail-
Prop Lady Frankl1n, Napier, St Joseph, 90 N 1um-
bcr, 6atj Ties.
Bark Golden Fleece, Wood, Buffalo
sch1 Pioneer, l.hamson, Holland, 60 n etaVes.
Echr Contest. Rodgers, Buffalo, SIG br1s salt.
Schr Freedom, Shaw. Holland, 40 II lumber.
lumber.
Schr Mariner, Baker, Centeryil1e. 80 eds wood. =
eehs Antelope, Wilkins, White River, &C n lula.
ber.
! schr u az, Shooter, Holland. 50 eds wood.
Schr Wyoming, F1rlong, 0conto, 160 II lumber.
Echr E s Adams, Morris. Kingston.
Schr jane lLulsa. Graf, St JUseph, Is eds wood.
tchr Annie Thoriane, johnson, Greenbush, GO cds
sclar Kitty Grant, Simpson, White Lake, 70 m ium
ber4 Is II 1ath.
schr n 4 Hutaburt, Kirkland, MaeAinaw, 30 II
lumber.
sehr j &. DIake.t Hardenbergh, Bay CITY, aao n
| echr Flera Watson, Van Patten, Detroit, 17B Il
schr Frederic, Anderson, White Lake, 80 M lun
sehr Summit, Gibson. Buffalo, 1,oo0 brls salt.
/ Echr Arrow, Scu1t, Kalamazoo, 40 m lumber, 200n
schr nipels. IafB Burke, nnskeson. Gum lumber. eon
scow Mermaid, Thomaon, White River. 900 rail
scow Mount vernon. Mcyae, kalamazoo, 20 Cd
/ 49,. wood.
, 1862-08-08

INDICTED FOE TaRAsoN.-Dr. G. Fl. Stan
ley Of this city has been Indicted for treason
BY the grand jury Of the Recorders Court,
under the State 1aw. He is at present at Camp
Douglas.
, 1862-08-08

BoCE1Es PAlp.-At four o'clock yesterday
the Var Committee Of the Board Of superTis-
ors had paId bounties to four hundred and
fifty enlisted mer, In the aggregate $33, 600.
, 1862-08-08

ri CADEE VI THE AARhETt
1Wesddy, Aug 5.-UbfortnnatelY for droyers
already here, and still more unfortunate for those
arriving this morning, some go fresh bu11ocks
came IN, one-haf Of 1heIn from Philadelphia By
Camden and Amboy Road, detained hy The fog,
arrived very late in the morning-we cannot say
latter all the trade Was ovef,'' because there
really did not app ear to be any trade early in the
morning. About or 10 o'clock few coun.
try butchers. and some cheap buyers in the city,
came tr and began to make low Offers for small
lore, but the nain dependence of the bro
Eers to sell ont Has upon the whole
Eale butchers. who generally viii buy all
that Is offered at come price. Evidently
they had made up their mirds to buy low to-day,
and would nat make an offer that would exceed I
CENTS pound for the net weight Of beef, and some
good faN lots were sold At t9e5s cents-thst is
Rtecrs that would lot fai1 to average six cwt. OF
beef sold at 835.W@40 co head and even at this
low rate it will be very diflcult to sell out all, az
the number left over last night was twice too
many for fair demand to-day, to. say nothing OF
the rev additlons. We donbt whether anything
except few choice steers Will be sold today
at over I cents pound net. This
aome profit upon az cents pound gs0ss mi Iii
| nois. to which nay beaded nearly cent pound
| for freight and other expenses. The prospect
ahead does not look very hatteriug for thoBe who
have stock already bought at this ratei we will
however. give the etate Of the market as fairly a.
possible, and leave those interested to make thet
| Hnd1
, 1862-08-08

milwaukee Grain nxafkst-Aug. 8.
Received, 2a758 bn wheat, and 91s brls -four.
The Sentinel Eays: The market to-day Was fluctna-
ting and rather quiet, with GALES Of about 20 COO
bu at e7@s7Kc for No. !, and DC tor, No. 3. At
the close the market receded about Hc per bn.
:Ffefghta dn11 and nominal, there being no ves-
, 1862-08-08
THE CITY.

United STATES ARWY REdCLAT1oNs.-A
fresh supply Of the above work has been re-
ceiyed By MeNelly 4 Co., 81 Dearborn street..
, 1862-08-08

IL One Of the most attractive residences n tos
Park pressed brick, and lust completed at cot q
u 1MA ts offered for sale at q great bargain
sbout twelve miles nom Chicago, on the lake shore
eg M ev ~ 1ae e aGd kees feT rans,
business hours and where three q the best endowed
geod public schools make the localon most Desirable
The House is TWO and hnlt stories II height on 8
Surrounding 1t twenty aCtea OF 1stEated land
With good barn. e1celtent water, so trees OF tG
Taspbentes curraHts- &c. With great vastatT of ii
stationary plants usually cultivated In gardenA.
half cs4 With credit for the balance For further pa
Hculata inquire Ut no. - South WsteE T. Chicago
hi. arkB2%Em GKQHGE r FO1TE8
, 1862-08-08

NEsHFHzLE1 XII, JQ1y oKt 1o0z.
The wheat crop is good, though come Of it has
been saTed IN poor condition, owing to the vet
weather eince the harvest commenced. The oat
crop Is good. Corn very good. Tho grass crop Is
good
, 1862-08-08

.to-,+ ,,t,o ,,,1,,1, 1ae+ .,-,,,;,o h. ,r .,,-.,
Is. g.. a.. r,,.t r,,.-ta+ ...eaa.a,,.a. 60
us NoA 49, A>' r 49,
sne afuE e0.aoi1suneu' " n1e7et7: Aoio O.
ssnatn' NO. ~ 4+aAs ssseeb' - ease4sss en-
ployee 5ad LETT hgnteo lamp IN the second
story Of the building, and during his absence,
flames had communicated to some empty
boxes, which when discovered we're all ablaze.
The timely presence OF the watchtaan who
aaw the Itpht thrsuoh tba window and esye
the aiatp' prevented alsasttous eonnagtA-
ton. The lire Was extingu1shed Without
damage.
-p.4o, vu,73o-a = Pam o-a ap.n;,,
x slou' "na.o ~ 80 1N. ~ a"s
on oe'hoa' ia aaa So anu e'aan "alooo'n' q" po1'
astenA4on A1er uuat ~ ~.
naAn4o1Nsihs sHteAsv AAanS eoA'an.ssei5
menoe1 w iep"f. nsen AZ tae aSlnosy 1ns e1e~
n,g plonpA5 ~ oelorA ~. alm a"u oasnes9.
uHe ~' - 90 "e4r -, 90 Aooee "1o ote oseu"uo
Honorary members ara invited. Lisut. Turner,
Who ia nett1np IN a erac1 company for the war
men 10 e1&n naa muater xou- fer osuef,
R. T. THoKAs, Comd'k
Ell. F1sHBuRH, Sec'y. =
, 1862-08-08

The exports Of -four. grain, pork, &C., from New
York for the week ending July 2s, are as io1lows:
ts4t25 brls. flour, ,2s4 bu wheat, 867.581 bu
co1u, 102s brs. beef 4,776 brs. Pork, 135,2s4 Ds.
hams, ,bs8 s. bacops 498 ns. lard, 70S 100
hB- butter; 835 ,117 bs, cheese.
, 1862-08-08
MARINE NEWS


Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trfbune.1
DETROIT. August Z, 1864,
DowN.-Prop. Iron City; briggs Conamesca, Star
Light, isabella; sebfs &. q. Roberts, Robinson.
Bernie Doom, Mt. Vernon, 4. g. Marcy, ]. 4.
Marah, Wa]rus, Die Vernon, L. B. Sheppard, Na-
pie Leaf, Jas. Navagh, ]. F. Tracy, Challenge,
Harvest, West Wind
UR.-Bark City of Buffalo, City Of Milwaukee,
Rayenna, News Boy, Sonora, Cambria, st. George;
brig Orkney Lass: sehs. ". Il. Craig, &c. Wing
low.
MOVEMENTS OF CHICAGO VESSELS.
:YEssR1s ARRIVED AT BUFFALO FRox CHICAGO.
--August5-Ptop. Eafalo.
VESSELS CLEANED YRoN BUFFALO FOB CH1cA-
GO, August 5--Prop. Mendoza; briggs Mlnnesota,
Empire State: schrs. George Foote, Grape Shot,
Oneida, North Star. Dannt1eaa, Ears Croekes,
Oliver Culver.
VESSELS PAeeNd THROUGH THE WE1LASp
CANA1--We are indebted to Capt 3, 2. Dprt III
the following list Of vessels passing through TIA
Wp11au7 rHTn]- q
, 1862-08-08

re- Cook McLaln. steam Dyers and scourera IS
Dearborn and 10 S. Clark Streets clean and dye
ladies and gentleme1s clothes in the best and cheap
est nanne1 The oldest esabllAhe house in the city
, 1862-08-08

~ New Army Regulations, Infantry Tactics,
and Artillery Practice, by the War Department;
Muster Rolls, Zouave Drill, Young Recruit, Sword
Exercise, and all other books, for eale by F. T.
Sherlock, 112 Dearborn street. a168t
, 1862-08-08

have sent more by &s,112,s9s. Difference BET, -ean
excess to England and deficiency to New Eotk,
44a Ear
, 1862-08-08

Corn IS KMa.-We hsge received from the
author, Il T. Merrill, Esq, Of the Academy Of
Music, 3 song entitled Il CoRS rs KING" The
air is pleasing one, and wilI undoubtedly
become popular.
, 1862-08-08
- Preston, Willard Il Keen are drawing
On Detroit in large and small amounts, at par.


EH Solomon's Temple in Metropolitan Hall.
Tickets can be had at Church & Goodnan's Book
store, No. ii Lasa1le street. and at the Methodist
Book Depository, No. G8 Washington street. 1t
is open from q. m. to 10p- H. every day Admls-
sion Is cents. Lecture at az and 81 p N. aug7 st
, 1862-08-08

AID s66 In lofH on p11Yate teE1ns.
sHEEP-There is Te1y little doing at present.
but prices rule armer. Sales to-day Of 10 aYerag-
ing ia ms. at $3.45 and IS averaging 11o lbs, On
private terms-
, 1862-08-08

,-s. -.
Inc WeInoe1s Oh tue boa1a W lFade during
their yesterdays session formally received
Capt- Haage OF the norwegian nrag sletpner,
and I. 7. Mum, ESQ.,, in 8 neat adeech vel
nr,,ora 1,;,,, - r1,3oar. nrA %,ra.~.a 1s-. =.
eom.u s a..a ~ o, ~ a." a eenas' 81 ze- uin 'ue
cous'ea'.e " .na. p'us. e1p'' "Aaee te-
ptleo o1,ens 'nanAipg tne n'aFo ana tae
eltazehs 'of .asE annofm k'noneas and couF-
eesies to Nun oul1og n's stay u tne e1Hs.
The subscriptions to the War Fund since
, 1862-08-08

Ne" AOFA N1k2Ie M8FKeE-AHE. D.
tAbEdged from the n. T. Tribune.]
BEEF CATTLE.
Number reported for this market at Forty fourth
street, 4.f54.
The prices to day are quoted as follows:
First quality. 7'x@sA Ordinary -...-- & o.
Medium -.-.-..7 @8
The general average of the market At about
7Ac.
The most Of the sales range from &c to &c.
Prices per head and per pound, of different
weights, will be found in accounts Of sales OF sun
dry droves.
week 4, ,6s6,
BEEVEs FRoH DETERRENT STATES.
a II. Anerton & Co., proprletors OF the Wash
fDgton Drove Yards. Forty-lourth street, report
the cattle In market from the following States:
New York.: :...-.... Il Kentucky. ......... 297
Pennsylvania. = F1rgfnia ......,... =
Ohio -........-.... T7S Iowa .....~..... 40
Indiana 226 MisEou11..-. .....4. IG3
illinois. 2.7l1
, 1862-08-08

THrsRDAT EVENING. August :, 1862.
BEEF cATTIE-Recelyed today at the vari-
ous yards, 1874 head. The market is extremely
dull, there be1ngno inquiry for any grade Of stock,
and y Is impossible to give any definite priceB;
However. Judging from the ea1es effected, We no
heen no change from last weeks ruling figures.
6a1es as follows:
Higgins sold By 16 head averaging LISA rbs, at
$2,T; 1t Michigan Southern yards.
Morris Bold Crosby 98 head averaging 1,oa3 ns,
At $2Ao; at shezman's yards.
Salisbury sold Crosby IT head averaging ,0s2 MS;
at s., 50; at 5herman's yardn.
Rseses. As'g- Price. Beeses. Avg. Price.
Is ieS5 a46 "1~
HoGs-Recelpts today amount to 1870. In
consequence Of the great advance, noticed In our
last weeks review, holders have been rushing III
their stock at the unprecedented rate OF about
1900 per day, expecting to realize tho "bIg
prices" But having ovezstocked the market they
have not realized their anticipations, IS there
came eudden reaction and the market declined
within the past three days about 6Oc . 100 bs--
the zuling figures to day being $a50@960. We
heard Of two lots sold before arrival to-day at
e.. Is and sass respectively. The market to-day
1eated quiet with a prospect Of a further decline
tomorrow. Some holders refuse to accept the
ruling prices, and prefer shipping East On their
OWL account.
, 1862-08-08

Increase. 65o.745 6o
PHILADELPHIA BANKs.-The following is their
weekly statement and comparison with that OF the
, 1862-08-08

TIE TRIBE OF ksA-The Hutchinson
Fani!y--the tribe Of Asa-were In town yes
t.rday N route for the East. They sing this
eyenirg at Michigan City, and at Niles on
Saturday evening. Throughout the entire
Northwest the reception Of these wellkno~n
srd exc< 1lent vocalists has been most enthu-
Elastic. They will return to this city in the
Ill.
, 1862-08-08

ment Of Baber Stone & Co., in this mornings
pcper. Farmers shipping provisions to the
city can mAke no better consignment thais to
TIE above frfn
, 1862-08-08

E 4 book which should be In the hand
CT every man, woman and CHILD in the North
e1n States "Auong the Pines; Or South in
Seceshion-Tme." By Edmund Kirke. Price
50 ctnts. For sale by McNa1ly q Co., 81
Dearborn street. Also freth supply Of Ma
jor Ninttrop's last book, edwin Brother
tot1.''