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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-24
From, California.

San FRAEcIsco, August 90 Money msiket
well supplied and the demand active at usual
rates. Exchange on New York l0@I2 per
cent. discount; and little disposition m Infested
to extend operations Merchandise, high rates
demanded. Job6ng trade good considering the
season. Sale fifteen hundred barrels crushed
sugar to arrive at fifteen cents.
Thelnbabitants of Port Townsend, Washing.
ton Territory, were intensely excited In conse
quence of the removal of the Custom House 10
Port Angelo, the new port created by Congress-
opposite Victoria. Threatened resistance oDly
was made to the removal of the Custom House
records, when the war ship Shubriok threatened
to fire broadside in case of further demopstra-
tiOns by the population. Port Townsend has
three hundred and forty thOussnd dollars of tax.
able property Port Angelo has 90 population
or houses, but a good hafbor.
SAN FRANoIsco, Aug 22-Trade very quiet
Ships Sea King, Thatcher and Msgood were
chartered to load with bFesdstufs for Eng.
land.
Considerable quantities, of gold were arriving
at Los Angeles from the new Colorado mines,
situated uth-eastwardy OF Colorado river,
sixty miles north of Fort Yuma, and one hund.
red miles south Of Mohave, extending indef.
nitely into an unexplored country, occupied by
hostile Indians. About three hundred Ameri
cane and seven hundred Mexlcans are engaged
prospecting, with such encouraging indications
that emigration 10 that direction Is very couaid
erable, which must result In the exploration OF
an extensive region of country hitherto unknown
but believed to be rich in gold.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-24
Cincinnati Market.


pthoinhAEie aug, ~.
TL0UR-yThs market q llIm but little oaering: VI
| WHlbHY--A dull market, but no decne was estab
llshed Sales Of 200 bblsat aek02oxc-'be latter rat
PR0vIHoNs--A good dsmsnd for Mess Pork. bu
holders arc not willing TO sell; % SO has been oferst
AID refused for city.
BULK MEATs-Bulk and Bacon shoulders are 10 do
Of 3c for the former and 10 for The asrin In tcs
TO all army contracts, but they are held higher.
bAC0N--Sdes, not much demand.
LARD-Is not spoken of 30 much.
qR0oERIEs-Thsre s no change Of consequence,
aud not much doing,
eUGAR-9k0lic.
M0LArDEB--a00p5Qo,
C0PPEE-23D23Ko.
oILLinseed sold at0Sc last evening, but Is not offer
edfrsely u this rate, holders asking $50.
WHkAT.The recent accident on the ooyngton and
Lexington Railroad which has caused the detention Of
the freight trains and the destruction Of two brdEes on
tho Marietta Railroad, has lessened the recep which
of % ns sps sns ana KIN gopa dsnsnd a. advance
quote falr and prime red at eO00ci Ohio Ind ana
white At o5@e7c; Kentucky white at 90993e. One or
ported were 500 bushels prime red ct eOc 5000 bushes
DO do at Bic dered 400 bushels do do at e2c 200 bush
DO do at $50 dellvered $50 bushels choice Kentucky
white a. 9sc, and 200 bush do do at Csc delivered.
OORN "A continued good demand, and the market u
arm az fall rates We quote and thelled at $50 In
oak at the lower depo with sales Of $500 bush at this
oArs-The demand continues good, and with IiVht
euppy the market rules hrm atful pricss; loo buah
SOLO last evening at ~ 10 buk but l5c was freely Of
.sIeo toaay and very little disposition to sell at this
P,etv, noIders al the close g. nerally asking l6c
kYE-The market Ia without material change. The
onerngs are In excess OF the demand The sales report
ed wete at 50Sp5lc.
BARLEY-Tte market remAina ouiet md n,,ces ar.
merely nominal.
HAY-rhsreIs a moderate local inquiry for loose.
pressed at ell@l2 per ton arrival Some PARCELS Of
nave been received and about 300 bales sold TO-
oHEEse-The demand IL fully up to the tuppIy and
ne nIm at full rates. Bales CT $50 boxes Sc.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-24
asx York Market.
IEEPaKTrD 1Os rus ono srAruu,y. /

IhAFuhTkp PoA THs oal0 sTArtshAE
NEw YoRH, August 2s
FloUR--The market opened dull and heavy with a
limited demand ior export and home consumption Tbs
sales eomPe 800 barrels at - ss95 OO for superpe
state; Is lOG5 rs for extra sste 81 6565 90 for super
hne western; IS I05 IS for common 10 medium EXTRA
es,ni Srs.d, ~ 9oS % FOR common to good chipping
brands Do, the market closing heavy.
OANApdAN fLOuk-The market miles dull and
neavy: Ihele were sales Of $50 bsrrels at S5 $50
extra.
RYE ELoUR-onist and steady, with sales at 90 IS
CUKN MBAL--rhe market is stssdV and uncbonosa.
oWhlsKT-Markst heavy. with sales of $50 barrels at
WAsAT-Thn market opened dull and closed heavy
aud lower large advance IA fret hts to-day has
very depressing effect safes were l2 300 bush Chicaeo
sprIcg at 81 lN@l 10; 500 bushels MiiWsukee o1b
at - 1891 u; 1,5Io bush amber Iowa at 81 2l0
rev whte Michigan at 81 SO9I So; 5000 bush white
Kentucky at 81 S.
RYE1oaio, and arm at 7sSsOs for prime western;
69R6l for state. -.l
BARLEY-Dull and nominal
OOkN-upeped dull and closed ehade lever Sales
o. 94OOO bushels at 599e0,i for old mixed eastern IS
! western. ~ ''' "--'
oATs-Very scarce, and the market decidedly better,
Win sales at 5o8ao for Jersey Canada, western and
eUGAR-Market hrm; sales 200 hid, al skaok for
New Orleans; 6Xo for Porto Rico
MULASsE s-Quiet, no sales reported.
COFFEE Quiet and 1im at 2l129c.
Pohh-The demand is less active but market aim,
sales 1854 barrels, at Sll e7H@l2 90 for NESS eli
Ior prime mess and $40 20 for prime. Government
contract Tor lO3 bbls all IN iron chime hoops was tax.
en- at Sl9 $50 " so for mess; Sll 7lGl9 for prime
BEEF-In moderate demaud sale. $50 barrels AZ S5 so
81 w Tor country prime 30 0O9lO75 for country mess
yH HOV@l373 for repacked mess, and Sl3 OO4lf e7k
extra mess. Government contract for 1000 barrels
extra mess taken SIS 94@I4 81.
PRIME MEsb DkER--Ths market IA ouiet and
| unclaimed. = - ~
BEEF HAMS Moderately active ct Sis OOSle 50 for
| CUT MEATS-In fair demand and Arm, with sales Of
hams. ~
BACON sIDEs-More active, Government. contract
was taken for 800 900 bbs at ~ 2097 rs per 100 bs
LAkD-Market more active and armer. but without
| 200 kegsat0Xc.
,o surrEa--yirm; sales at iO9lSc for Ohio, and lac
6@9o, ~ 'e'' 'sA~''' ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-24
From Memphis.

MEMpHIs, August 20.-Thirteen hundred
suerrillas, opposite Helena, burned thousand
bales of cotton and committed other depreds.
tions within the last few days.
II 10 reported thai Gen. Hindman's army IA
moving west from Little Rock. The people
along the road are going with the army, taking
negroes and all movable property. While Gen,
hovey's division were returning to Helena
from Clarendon four were killed and several
wounded by gusrrillas. A large amount of
property was captured by him
A refugee from the South furnished the fol.
lowing regarding Southern movements; Gen,
Bragg Is at Chattanooga. The next NOV o
seems to be Nashville. He Eeports portion of
Bragg's forces being at Grand Junction un.
founded. Up to Friday there were none there,
except scouting parties, which come almost
daily to take what they want and then leave.
Grand Junction seems to bO regarded by them
as doubtful ground; hence they make ar
fragments to stay as short time aa possible.
MEMPHIS, August 81 "A part OF the gunboat
feet made reconnaissance below Napoleon,
Arkansas, found all quiet and returned.
The Grenada Appeal eOntinuesto assert that
q general movement Of the armies west Ia 70
take place Immediately; that Tennessee aud
Kentucky will soon be In possession Of the con.
federatee, '''iiN
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Prom WnahinrInn.

WASHINGTON, August GA number Of news.
paper correspondents arrived here to day from
the army of Virginia. Their departure thence
was involuntary. cs4
Commander VIM. D. Porter, the destroyer Of
the Arkansas, has been made a Commodore.
1t is net known by any Of Gen. Mcclellan q
friends here that he intends, as reported, to re.
tire from active service In the held
There Ia no unusual excitement In Washing.
ton. The city Is ss quiet as it has been at any
period within elk months. ,rs4
A special to the World says: There is little
reason to doubt the junction of the army of the
Potomac with the army of Virginia, though no
official announcement Of the fact has been
made. Private letters have been received
which state that the union has been made, and
there is now little cause for anxiety 10 regard
to military prospects Ia Virginia. The move.
ment was on extremely hazardous one, and ltd
successful completion reflects the highest credi
on Gen. Halleck, who planned, and Gen. Nc.
Clellan, who executed IL. "a rPe
The Trlbune's special from Washington says
BaltimoreianE say that since the order for draft
ing, over FIVE thousand citizens OF Maryland
between the ages Of eighteen and forty Ave
have left that State for the South and Canada
and that the exodus is still going on at the ratl
Of from three hundred to I'VE hundred daily
Our Yorktown letter Gays that when General
Halleck, Burnside, Mcclellan and the chic
commanders were In council ct HarYison's Land
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-24
Gem. POpo Across the nnppnhnnnock

GEN. Pope Across Ihe RaPpnhannOck
Gen. Mcclellan there with his
.FOTccs-Assumes Command OF both
Armies.
New YonK, Aug. 23.-The Philadelphia Press
says Gen Pope has fallen back across the Rap.
pehannock, and made that stream his line of de.
tense. The enemy 10 10 great force on the
south bank, and had made several Intellectual
efforts TO crose aud turn our left aank, at the
same time making demonstrations on our cen
ter. Such disposition Of our army has been
made that there need be no fears Of further re.
treat
Gen. Mcclellan has arrived with large Dor.
tion OF his army, and ii Is believed has assumed
command of both armies.
Fighting Of a deSolutory character has been
going on for sveral days, and the enemy has no
doubt been repulsed at ell points BY our bat
teries, though not wiIhout.some loss of artillery.
men and horses.
During Thursday, heavy firing was heard on
the extreme left, aud Ii was believed that Gen.
Reno repulsed the rebels
Gen. Pope Is praised for great skill and ac-
tivity In Strengthening all weak points. IL 10
said he has had no rest for seventy-tWo hours.
All our advices indicate our euccess at all
points
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-24
NTOre Of mo TcnIonIo;s Nevvs.

CAPE RACE, Aug. 22--FRANcE.- cher.
ists men and officers Of the VersellaIse artillery
were under orders for Mexico. division Of
gunboats for Mexico were being armed
Harvest accounts In France we're very favor
able.
II was reported that the French had made
several attacks IN Mexico
ENoLANp.--The marriage of the Prince Of
Wales will take place mex! year, but no positive
arrangements have been made, The Princess
Alexandrlana OF Denmark is probably the In
tended bride.
Distress In the cotton districts is increasing
Agents arenow in England desiring contracts
10 behalf Of the Federal Government for sup,
ply Of arms, &c. Contracts are proposed with
clause that they shall be void 10 case Of a
war with England.
The Times city article says If the weather
had been unfavorable, the present tendency Of
the money market would have produced panic.
The market was calm on Tuesday. Consols
Ol<@9O2s; money 9O3S @902< discount.
Sugar aud tea dull.
AMERIoAN STocKs-v Virginia skies advanced
lc; New York Central 7s; Sinking Fund and
Bonds 1c; Pennsylvania Railroad Shares ad.
vAnced ~; Michigan Central l.; Erie 3d.
Mortgage J. n, end Erie Shares / u.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-24
President LincOIn's Reply GO Horace
Greeley.
EXECUTIVE MAssloE,
WARRINGTON CRY, d. c.,
L

WARRINGTON CITY, ID. c.,
August %, 1862
To Hon. Horace Greeley:
DEAR SiR-l have just read yours Of the 18Th
inst, addressed to myself through the New
YORK Tribune. If there be In Ii any staten ents
or assumption OF fact which may know to be
erroneous, ! do not now and here controyert
them II there be any inferences, which | NAV
believe to be falsely drawn, do not now and
here argue against them. If there be percent.
liable In 1t any impudent and dictatorial tone,
valve It 10 Difference to an old friend whose
heart have always supposed to be right
AS to the policy seem to be pursuing, az
you say, have not meant to leave any one in
doubt. | would save the Union; would save
lt IN the shortest way under the Constitution
The sooner the national authority can be re-
stored, the nearer the Union will be the Union
as 1t was. If there be those who Uould MT
save the Union, unless they could .at the same
time save elavery, do not agree with them.
II there be those who would not save the Union.
unless they could. at the same time, destroy
slavery, do not agree with them.
MY paramount object is to save the Union.
ana not either to save or destroy slavery. II |
could save the Union without fEeeip2 apy
slaves would il; and II could save il BY
freeing ell slaves, would do it; and if could
save It by freeing some and leaving others
alone, ! would also do that. What do about
slavery and the colored race, I do because |
believe 1t helps to save this uoion, and what
! ioroear, forbear because do not believe
1t would help to save the Union.
shall do less whenever shall believe am
doing hurt to the cause, and | shall do more
whenever believe doing more will help the
cause. | shall try TO correct errors when shown
TO De errors, and shall adop; new views as fast
as they shall appear to be true views. have
here stated my purpose according to my view Of
ot1oial duty, aud intend no modification OF my
oit-expressed personal wish that ell meu every.
where could be free. Yours,
A. LINCOLN
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-24
Money marRat.
ITTrssAArHuO 'OA tn. Onlo .TAr=n.u.i

lTEtssRArHHD IOA Tun OHIO sTATmnAn.j
NHw YORE. August %.
for loans call. = 'S~'
Prime paper is abundant and rates easy at eos per
cent. discount. .ff,-l- = -
Sterling Exchange shade armer. Banken bills are
American Gold 10 unsettled and closes lower openine
az Iox~iox, and closing at l5k@l5N per cent, pre-.
California Gold Bars are quiet and nominal.
Government Stocks hrmer. United States g'sl6Sl AZ
l009l0l United States q 3-1O) Treasury Notes opened
ct lOSM@@lOsK, and closed at QlOl0lOlK
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-24

BUFFALO, Aug. 23.--It has been rumored
here ioF some days past that distinguished
member of the Southern Confedersey had
passed throuh here in disguise to Canada, and
was staying at the Clifton House, Niagara
Falls It is also stated that he is the bearer OF
important dispatches to Europe, aud Is no Iess
q person than VIM. L Yancey.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-24
New York stock marGe..
d Nrw YoaK, August %.
nraaArnrD ,oa Tur ONO grAru.n.u.I j

AAS"Arhhp 'oh THk OHIO WATERMAN.
4a. sr NEw YORK. August 90.
Stocks higher this afternoon Chicago and Rock Island
Sohi Norwich and Worcester 4a1f, milwaukee and
Prairie du Chem End preferred "a Cleveland and
Toledo o2k Iili1os Central scrip 90 Michigan South
ern guaranteed e2xi American Gold Il5x0lI6; Pacific
Mail l0l; New York Central 93x Hudson 4sk; Harlem
l6x Harlem preferred Michigan Central 6ak Pitts.
burg, Fort Wayne and Chicago lst bonds 81; U, 8.
SKIES 1881 coupons 96k California sevena 9J Brook
lyn water loan iO0xi Indiana and Michigan so; Illinois
Central bonds 9ski Terra Haute and Wabash Cd bonds
GAY Erie 4th bcndo 9O(; Del. I. W. l0I; Gaena aud
ohicsgo 7Sxi Cleveland and Pitlsburg "a; Rrie S7E
do preferred 6fy<; Cleveland Toledo lyk Treasury
notes $40 lO2xDlO3 Little Miami lO6; Michigan
Southern S0 Michigan Southern second 3OX; Erie 81
bonds lOih Pitsburg, Fort Wayne q Chicago "a bonds
"a, do lst 94 Chicago North Western lst sOk do "a
26; do assorted bonds ~; Oieveland, Oolumbug and
Cincinnati M Panama l35 Missouri skies 4sk; Ten.
nessee skies 81; Racine and Milwaukee liQNi United
States 6s 1sSl coupons gU Resiiered lOi; Chicago,
% lngton Quincy eeNi Milwauk.e ana Prairie du
ohen 81 Delaware and Hudson lo0 ohisaEo an Indiana
eeN; virginia Hiyes 53k Tennessee sl Hannibal and
b. Joseph bonds 6S United States one year osrtia.
Gates 99k.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-24

ToLEDo, Aug. 20 AT segular Union Con-
vention here to day, Hon ] NJ. Ashley was re.
nominated for CoDgress by acolamatioD, amid
great enthusiasm. Hon F. G Beaman, Of
Michigan, addressed the Convention.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-24

BUsVALo, Augusr 23.--The dry.goods merch
ants have inaugurated movement to aid the
work Of enlistments, by closing their stores At
three P. NJ, to continue daily, till September 4.
By next week II 10 thought this movemement
will DO universal, and that all stores Will be
closed for this purpose. War meetings are
called daily ct ak P. NJ, and there Ia deter
mination that Buffalo shall not be behind her
sister cities ~ ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-24
no MARRIED MEM,

Or Those Contemplating Marriage.
TIE undersigned will give information on very ts.i
Srestta0 and important subject which will bs vAu-
ed more than thousand times m cost by every married
couple Of sDy ago condition In life. The information
will ba sent BY mail to any address the receipt Of q
sents (siIver) and one red stamp,
All lstters should b addressed 10
u. d. nORRIs, II D.
octJl- ly3taWddW Boston, Maas
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-24

VoiunteeIs, Alton tiOnI-FOr the do.
rangenenS OF the system incidental to the change Of
Diet Wounds, Eruption and exposures. which. every
Volunteer is liable to, there ss no remedies SO safe,
convenient and reliable as HoLLowAY's PILLS AND
OINTMENT 9S cents per box.
Aug 2t-d&wlw. goa
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-24
Bachelors Hair Dye! =!
THE BEST I'm THE WORLD.

WILLIAM A. BATcHRL0R's celebrated Hair Dye
produces color not to bs distinguished from nature
warranted not TO lniure the Air In the lsast remedies
the Ill effects Of bad dyes and lnVgoraes the Beir 70,
life. GREY, RED, or RUSTY HAIR instantly turnl
splendid Black or Brown, leaving the Hair soft and
beautiful. Sold BY all Druggists, etc.
0J' The genuine is signed WILLIAM A. BATcHE-
LoR, on Mo four sides Of each boo.
Factory No. 81 Barclay street,
Late 9S3 Broadway and lG Bond street,)
may2o-dawly NEW YORK.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-24

To tho Nervous OF both sexes. re.
tired Clergyman having been restored to health In q
70 asst others by sending ee the receipt OF post.
paid directed envelope copy Of the prescription used
Direct the REV JOHN NJ. DAdNALL lso Fulton street,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
June6-daw4m
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sss. .Rvaouation Of wIIIiamsburr,

FoRTRKss MoNRoE, August 0l.--WIlliams-
burg was evacuated By the Union troops at four
o'clock P. NJ. yesterday. The rear guard Was
under command Of Major etilson, and consisted
Of I'VE oompanles Of the 9th Pennsylvania. Il
y reported that Williamsburg was burned last
night, but Il needs confirmation:
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-24

INDlANAPoLIs, Aug. GA man named John
W, Garnett, formerly resident Of this city,
was arrested here last night having in his pos.
session $SS5,O00 in Confederate notes. Gar.
nett held receipt from Adams Expres- Com.
pany for SSI5 In money sent to D. R Ramsey,
Philadelphia, who is supposed 10 be the eDRrs.
YER Of the Confederate notes.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-24

PHiLADELPHlA, August 22.--Ptivate intelli-
gence received In this city, confirms the news
OF tne junction OF our armies. Il also announ.
cee tho death OF Col Coulter, Of the llth Penn
glvania regiment, on the battle Held.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-24
x,SLgR MANHOOD.

Just Published In a Sealed Envelope; Price o cts.,
A LECTURE ON THE NATURE, ThEATMENT AND
RADICAL CURE OF sPERMAT0RRHEA Or Seminal
Weakness, Involuntary EmiSsions Sexual Debility and
Impedments TO Marriage generality, Nervousness, Con
sumption Epilepsy and Fits, Mental and Physical In.
capacity resulting from Bofabuse, &c. By Robert ].
oulverWell, n. D., author Of the Green Book, 60.
a boon TO Thousands OF Sufferers,
senl under seal, In plain envelope to any address
post paid, on receipt Of six cents, two potsage
stamps BY DR. OHAB. ]. o. KLINE. l27 BoWovy
hev YORK. Post 01hoe Boz No. 1856.
Aug7-3md&wis
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Cleveland Market.

CLEVELAND August %.
and red double extra, 1--'
WIFE AT-saes yesterday Of cars red free on hoard
from a. p elevator at 81 06; Gnd several lots, com
prising vessel load, at 81 t6K free on board.
BUTTER-Is In coed demand at lo@l3c fer good
grades. ''' sO'N
LARD-sales at 7kc.
TALL0W-SaIes at Skc
P0RK-Held at $40.
EGGs-sales Of a few barrels at &c,
changed p''''' "'e uH'
L1ddsr
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The Napoleon Hair Toilet

Has been before The pubs bnt short time and has 81,
they testify that the Napoleon Hair Toilet e the greatest
beautiaer ever offered to the American people. tli
To prevent this Toilet from being eonBterieted or I'M
itAted BY upphneiped persons do not ofsr Il f0f
any,Lady Gentleman who desires B0f Luxurant HAIR
and ourls and Long, Dot Whiskers or Mounladka can
procure the InvgOraor Toilet either one fos one
dollar, lnclosed IN letter, with their address -
address o 2. BPENT & co.,
BoH l63, CoIlinsvilIe,
Hartford Co., Conn.
feb23-dtw&wIy a'salAst
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-24
THE SHEEP MARKET.

Receipts this week, ll25f
the market has been good since last report. all IN,
Time, and Is opened on Monday morning With pretty
lull supply and prices we'll up, paric1lry for ambs
which sold at prices equal to l29i9Hc for the nsi
weight OF meat, the very best. Owing 10 the
and uncommon hish price Of wosl the pss will sell foI
shouRh 10 reduce the cost OF the meat about 33kIo a
suppose lot Of lambs will dress 20 n each and ss ~,
~ 70, aud pels sell at 2 the meat viii stand n,
sxS which q mot high compared with other meats.
Ground good sheep on Monday very scarce bpt In
active demand, the reports from WashnSton ms,ks, ~
Ing very favorable and the weather cool for ibs
that IL, cool enough to make wooden coats Portable
hs oa 'ne peetsstte market also st.ned
cases sold at 6@ec D. on Monday morning. and m.
hooks were all clear by o'clock. NV 'D'
many OF ne sheep in market this week are wholly un
NJ ior me shamoes and some Of them look as though
SOLD 70 the drovers TO them from starving n s IN
this class that they complain about selling below coat
shu below our quotations. Perhaps 30; Atll we Tepeat
ana .uc5 IIS nIS Ise Tor good smooth fat sheep,
weight 1t Is certainly good for nrst rate lambs and
about as good on Tuesday on Monday or Prdsy
"a good many lambs have sold to average
weight. ~ ''S
THE HOG MARKET. ..
Receipts this week, 10 663.
me i9Ilosing are the quotations given By Henry D.
grant, superintendent OF the Market:
Si.1IiIsSv SSTpIsd Hogs 0wt live weight 50 % Is
Although not very high, this is an advance upon las
Wesksquotations It Is occasloned by lighter receipti
and much more favorable weather. The arrivals tnit
morning were only two car loads which were soon soIds
leaving the market clear and prospects, brQhter ma
weather remains cool and very favorable to butchers
deo; Dorman gives the following as the price Of
hogs this week: F
a - .--.. Live. Dead weight
First quality corn fed, large size .3XCa3kc 5k@1xe
second quality. ...u........
First quality, small sizes, fat and
prime, for MARKET butchers. ..3K93X 4H9 e
Large size, sill fed, ,fat........,3E03I 1HC9 e
Second quality, stlll.fed.. -
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
New York Cattle Market

aHfORT ron TIE WEEz EEDrSs Aug. 10 is@.
TOTAL aEcrrrS or CATTLE o. ALL Kinds, FOR TINE wrx
According TO the reports from the several market.
places In the city, there have been received this
compared with last week n