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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-03-25
ST. CLAIR NJ rs >'nIFS !!
SUM NJ ERIE ED ILLINOIS.
BABcoCh n..oTH aR rRo, ;siNros


o.
Are now offering for sa large stock Of we'll grown
uit Trees Of al kinds Roses ah ieS Evergreen
everything to be found in Firsl Class Nurse Ala
W'rralte'i as represented They have very much re
duced the price of their standard Ann Tr es Tn.
ice of Fruits reduced one half of former price.
Ihey nave standard Apple Tau yea old to
leet hlgh, other trees proportion bly, Trees
with nigh or wv Heads, Order "a As an evidence
OF heir erlt and adaptation to This loc y we sbio
Mr farkson experience in the Of PIP trees
Many others might be added If We deemed t necessary
Farmers and Plantersi II good straight erect b.nd
some Tree takes mp no than ts v mmSy
Ihorny Dwlrfs, you get in of Northern Nrrse
res on can get the Best leaving your rtlers with
M aiyon n or At Burton and Beec!s Grocery store
opposite the Post Office Or with JAS B. pa,lon agt
To Fruit Growers IN the Vicinity OF hf;rera,
Point.
Having come TO the concu= sion money could he mad
mch easier ny the cultivation of Apple Trees than rs
'ne hard lahorlous and uncertain manner Of Grain
growing have therefore turned my attention some
Wiiat extensively to that buS0cSs have the
lour OF Ye years been ordering from hre four
different nurseries, own State and some
from tn St lair nurseries in Illinois, ard glad
at any time To show any of my friends great differ
ence IN the trees and the peculiar
ring trees from the latter place. have in iy or
card Tour year old trees from the It. Clair
lordered when two years old that LAST one half
larger and much thrifty and beaIty tbar n s,
year olds from nurseries in this Safe aud too
IKE apple Trees instead of Burr fyEs and -nr, is
my great preference for the st lair res that hav.
ordered I've hundred to bs del vered in the sprng and
I'VE cone so evtn sioad they cost ice the
money .t' trees from tIie State would good
tree costs 10 more or attention, than a rnor on,
latter hid " we
ma K paRET@OE
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-03-25
HEEERAL POINT SALO0l


EAs OPENED At HIS OLD Saloon on High
~raat and supplied his Bar with the best
#.s--lr Liquors. lie viii be pleased to see II
as oEl customers at any time, and invites the =
patronage 81 the public generally.
MAY 81 1862. -23-tf
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-03-25
Fs%HIDNABLE BAR Der

GEORGE APPEL having f'ted up his Shop In III
r ru.-t approved style, is prepared 10 shave, Dre
HAIR shampoo etc, all who may favor him with cal
q xiii also attend bleeding. Cupping and Leechin.
-, short e and in the best of the science
TIE most perfect satisfaction warranted in all Il
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-03-25
Holm III. W ESTON,
REM. e.. SCOTT

--0TAPY Public Conveyancer anc General agent
Linden, Iowa county, WIS iV-"-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-03-25
a. Il NfnFEETT, VI. D.,

- pEER IL I,e,'er in Dry Goods, Groceries, fFoF's'
x ons hardware, &c, Yellow Stone WIS.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-03-25
GEORGE w. COBB,

s@RoDCCE and general Commission Merchant, deal
~ lis salt Water Lime, &c, stone warehouse, near
? D pot, Mineral Point io-tz-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-03-25

Call at

Opposite Mofett's Drug Store, High Stree.
Mineral Point.
Sept 29th, 1852 4otf
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-03-25
'RIGADTlR GENERAL ELLiorr.
X. q. SELFRIDGE.
Assistant Adjutont G.ne

ASststnnt Adfutont General.
The following is list of deserers the S4th Reg
inent Wisconsin Drafted Militia
Any person arresting any os these Soldiers dev.
erng them to the nearest Military Post or Depot will
entited to II allowances. authorized by the Gov
ernment in the above order.
By Command Of
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guAlslES e.. LOEBER,

.g-tai-~srEhOR AT LAw--ofice in Ross Building,
opposite Tribune oihee up stairs, Hi4h stree . '
.rs{ Point. Wisconsin. %
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-03-25

& ~uFAg Puflic Land Agent &c, &c, Arena, Iowa
r -.,T.v Wis. will attend to the payment OF taxes
a sf-n accuracy auc dispatch d
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SANs'L HOWE,
Commission Merchant,
LIS Sou,h Water street, Chicago,

COLLECTS Consgnments of GRAN, FLOUR, PoRK,
- LAND etc, for sale, order to purchase. Will
make advances on Consgnments to be held here or
shipped East. II I'm
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-03-25
poCTaR DtI.AiRNS.

~ ss-=rfTAN aud Surgeon Mineral Point, Wisconsin
a -e t 1921
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-03-25
"a CoBB. ALEX. WILSON JAS T. sepp' II
CeRs. WILSON 6, SUD EUTH.
Formerly Cobb & suddulh.)

.''I7I"tItl1'F
T ATTERS Min raj Point Iowa County, Wisconsin
uill attend professional business ana corre>pon-
s's-1ea as heretofore Will procure Pensions, obtain
roantes from the State aud Federal Government, and
n-<osscate claims against them upon hber al terms
<fssce opposite Court House, up stairs ~
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-03-25
5. II. CLAIR Y,
GARDNER &. MEEGS,

vTQRSEy 1T Law and solicitor in Chsncery, MIN
- sra Pains Office in Mton's Block
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-03-25
J. &. JACKSON. NJ. ID

ETNRRAL POINT WIS
esvtEcx \ uI3H DIRECTLY OPPOSITE u s HoTEL-
yNR = having had Seventeen fenrs Prnchce
IN tHe various branches of his profesSionihopes 70
= - .atsfact5n to AL who may favor him with call
. 4s-U
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-03-25

COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
&-e.sa SOUTH WATER STREET. CHICAGO, ILL,
f-l.a.., ash advances on property in store.
KrFF.- #xr.~s-Co aIey FarwelI Co, Gray, Phelps
Cos. e. q, Cock Go. 4l-5m
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-03-25
~As.UEI. w. KEEs +.

NyrfCE in NoHett's Block. in rear Of Drug store
Z q Eiu.Eal puint. Wisconsin. ot. }.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-03-25
Also
sgsgrgD3.

scarls, siaws, Broche, double and single Cloak Trix
ings and an endless variety of articles wanted by -,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-03-25

Lauies, aiissesand Childrens Shoes Caters Of Al,
pest q'iaiiy- Men and Boys Boots and shoes coo 70
and hne In this department we can suit all both r.
size and quality. 49, i -
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NO\\NN NO MOvc.

NONOt NO wOVC.
As proof that the Blood Purifier and Pills are
purely vegetable, have the certificates Of tnose en-.
inent chemists, Professors Chiffon of New fork ana
Locke of Cincinnati.
Read DIR. Roback's Special Notices and Certhcssss
published in a conspicuous part of TINS fa'et Hom
time to time. .
Price of the Scandinavian Vegetable Blood Puri-
fer 81 ur bottle or s. per half dozen Of the Scan
dinavian Vegetable Blood Pilis % cents par oox or
boxes for 81. :,
Principal Office and salesroom, No East Fourth
St. Sd Building from Main St., Cincinnati, o. Lab
oratory. No Is Hammond Street.
FOR SALE BY
IT, WIN, sia Point, Clayton 4 topper rifi
r d ElsAeH, Arena, J - avery Noscnw
r J. Wade, V II Af5s. y E. GrifiitIts. Dodgevif
-. BTstf, Highland, y. ". pudseon. Avoca.
md - Drtggi>ss aud s-rcnasts generally thrpaghou
he United states and Cenafas ally
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-03-25
Clothing.
Clothing Department

Sohsis'ins OF Coats, Pants, Vests Over Goats Under
hFa"ers, &c, as great variety as can be found
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-03-25
BOOfs a SHOES

Men and Boys Cloth and Fur Caps, Wool and Fu,
OF various styles and qualities
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-03-25
Groceries.

Iea' Coffee, Sugar, Spices, Tobacco Soap. Dried
lowest figure. - " ''e
nitioat gong into an enumeration of articles the
Subscriber would invite the public TO call and exa,ne
ms STOCK ana learn his prices. He is determined to slI
as Che0 as any house in the West and as his goodx
are OF the best quality -cne need fear o purchase
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-03-25

we manufacture to order, of the mat erial and e4
! ploS none but experienced workmen TI. ,,rl,;, -.
rely upon every article manufactured at our es:abis
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-03-25
.fEsffrserv GOODS.

Among which are Ladies Hoods latest STYLES and pas
terms Flowers, Feathers Capes and every article
ed in the Millinery Department
The New York herald., 1863-08-22

eos London 400 bbls nour and 900 bbls. oil cake
at %. Sd. as 3D. To Rotterdam 900 bbls- -four at
2s yd. ga.tsN s5.N6a a.a .saa ad
HAY in fair demand, ESQ., 81 10 for North river
bale NA st 1875 AAst
NAVAL sroKB were held firmly but were quiet.
Ons The Chief business OF the day transacted in
refined petroleum. which closed buoyantly 65c here
and fall, per gallon.
On oAKs and MEAL were in rather more demand, but
irregular in price.
Psovlaoxs.-Ths pork market was nrmer. with sales
Off 500 bbls $l3 so $l3 $ll so $1l 70
steady. with sales or $50 bbls $40 Is $l3 so for
plain ness and $1S rs SIS for extra Lard was
buoyant at 9c 107Gc with sales OF 600 packages Cut
meats quiet at SIC. 9c for hams and Axe. &c.
for shoulders. Bacon was firm at 6Xc $40 with GALES
OF 400 boxes. Butter was selling slowly at l3c. 17c for
Ohio and l6c. PC for state Cheese quiet at &c.
l2c f6
Rl6E was quiet at &c. 7Kc. for East India, with
sales of only few small ots e@
SALT steady, but in limited demand.
soar was quiet, aud prices were nominal.
SPICES Inactive and unsettled.
SUGARS less active with sales OF $50 hhds at 13c
for New Orleans, and 97sc. 11Ac. tor Cuba; 500
ceroons ST. Domingo at 9alc., md 1900 bags Manila
onp. sta
TAIIow-There were 40 900 lbs. sold at 9Xc 1890.
inferior to prime; also 100 tierces grease at 8<c
TEAs quiet and prices irregular. 1900 .is.l a
TonAcco- Kentucky has been quite active Sales were
reported OF 42 hhds. Kentucky at &C. lSc % bales
Yara at p. t., and 100 seed leaf at lac. l1c.
WHAIHroNE was inactive at about former quota
tons. is ~
woor-The trade is stn dull and prices rather lower.
quoie good fleece at 6oc &C. and pulled at bSc 65c
Foreign inquired for, but there Us wide margin be
buyers sellers, and transactions are conse-
wHrsxEY heavy at 45Hc. lcc, with sales Of
400 hbk.
The New York herald., 1863-08-22
NIsC.ILAHEOUs.

am cAsn VIII skcs eE coop h5rIa y =. ntz sys
N Ne tsts ever w ssBstl,ukx conM1nvE ~ hspL nv
sasssssa. tssss s.:saa ssersns, ssse coz
EpJ Lxrn Soa CLAssIFICATl05.
,r MEAGnsR cLuB.-TBE MEMRERs or rHR
IL 49,. hsr,v auest~d attend the
brossr ps!rek Gnmartin from his Ate rssencs
%aS ic p Il = The menbcH wili assemble al Mr. Ford'a
., ~ ~, s tsnd Fonrth avenue lax r. n.
e"'"'' WILLIAM ELLIFP. Secretary.
N ~ REwARD.-A GOLD OPEN FACE WATCH,
SOU Ilarfs6hs make Liverpool No. i6,sN. Vas iose
wse on dry with the Thy seventh regiment ~ the -
Judge 1 Eighth avenue, WIN receive he sssss rsvsrs -
NO questions ASKED
The New York herald., 1863-08-22
Misreliameous.

Ia BARN ovvvv Mss Pension which arrived from Liver
pool 10Th lust and asohorcd In the north River disco.
vered 10 frs the forward part about O'Clock yes
terdsy afternoon Her ensign union down. which,
together with the black smohe issuins sfrom her at
trsced many OF the harbor steamags. of which threw
o water into her from their worthingson pumps
while others kept her stern up 10 windward 10 allow
the work the ere Among others doing gosa
vice the launches Of the Spanish AMI French
nenof.wsr raeh of whch carried enene.we bcueve
Frcachman had two Fods tug ana the HArbor Police
boat were hand snd rendered valuable AID
was sub.caruS tswsa pndgr srtssy cty. whetc aboat
~ oiclec she vac sensvet and sups.sher mss,s showing
aboY halfway above water at low tile she hasa general
esues ThesxSeH Of ismssc isas yet upkpoyn.. 49,,
hrtAs ,n,s gla Cow C~st en- ss us fspsa yns ssa
noou today ssr QuesnNows and tvesrssi lt 'esss
s~srs 6ux JAY er Nev at sbkakbae Nav a forn
Bsnlsyk was On Meolnt n danag reeeivedia
RAD b lie Phifa sea sns tefcrted 10 Ps Rswaway.
and a Insured In NIB for sis.oVo
scp PAavwrro Bsrns'sblc from AIbapy for Tort War.
ren With OF stone went ashore Handxerchi ief
sho Wednesday She ats wards came OF and sunk In
scuu SYLVIA Reynoids from Addison for New york. AZ
Newport lost deck load Of lumber sunday night last
Cage Ann.
ecur KrevrsHra Crooxfor Baltimore before reported
lost while coming ont % San Andves was rs TONS A. and
built ., Thomaston inlosS
s,oop Porxrrn. a Fail River from New York which was
collision with scbr IN Hen Gate on Ne ISsh Inst had
The New York herald., 1863-08-22
HIPPIN G NEW S.
ALMANAC YoRK--rnis pAY.
IL NOON eve II ~
fuF sErs.. 80 men wArER. morn "a
Port OF New york. Aagass FL. 1859.


ao TT CLEARED - of n
stesmship GLASGOW tBr) GrL Qaeens,own and Liver
.IIam, rrautmann Southampton and
saD raS,secns p Bennett Kingston a and
ship cvnosrre tBr) oinn Tvsrool-Tspscott Bros Co.
os iss on
Park Eynswood. Ehngwood, Cow Bay. cB-Brets. Son
Brig Gazee Meshod tBr) passoy Gibral,ar-Giro Fran
Irle Mno .Br, johnson, ya,nr oros-J II wooahousc.
Brig Marshal Dutch Div, Boston.
scr " Alcsaraer tBr,, Tucker, Rio Grande via Balt
selr Ocean Queen tBr,. Horacn. ST John NBJ Whit
sesr : Ens.sll % suni Ior, G,isss,.asnc-a narena
sr apfo's sms rapa royao '''''
xt s.ef Son
sesr ssi Fss fsnn a r%s Brown ewsAc0
schr W Dyer sumner Warcham--G L Hatch:
stesmer cM cscrs's ,s"s MtLa"shin. rai,noe s.G"' "
s#aE ..H ARRIVED .0e r
Stem ship Kangaroo fBr). Rrdsman. Liverpool Aug T.
yia Queenstown mdse s. messengers. TO Jno
rioctaan saaaasan Win irss Ksie ~ tow f,op
Ffas s a,p 3 s a. "a.
sissns. a',T, hound into iisrion rcad VII,
mdse, 10 james riand. ,,,,- 3,
fiTsna a Win n 9nras ard
sGi%s sSp .si'' SIs S%s g. +, days win
Eass b Judy 90 "a, g e sn y 50 ss spoke PRS brig
slip ih.ce Etwsrds Ms,,ey;esa . day: IN ballast % sc
SsS ss asilss ca Srr ss e. Ia S is. ss
sm ,s S;H 30 Dc 5s"efr ns % rs.asS s @ c"' for F
Bark Dgusrsct.s; EIdriase shane ac Ar q With teas
sSlp ipa1nar. % Webb rom Manila Tor Lssrroo al Vel
1y po.s o & sas - a. sae sdsr as & n
had trades he irdIsn Sorh and senth Allan
&c eau. es-ea The hquntor in lat 80 ". and had great
aes Fax TX son@sr M of Ysrmon,h Xs, renn. Ply
ronih suly 70: IN na last, 70 J,mrs ~ inst, Eno.T
S.is E;py i:ssI y;':g;s Staples r.. rsls!mo Jsce
Sy X M s 90 s'd heavy s~ gale '"e''s
rs sns ,,h K,Cn VA, 70 l wa "rs Martinique Aug via Salt
Br'g Emma Morse Havana. 10 days with sugar 10 Dan
sr). Pierre 81 Pierre. SF, IS days. ~uh ns
schr Eagle tBrj psri.. Halifax IS days with coal, %
scSr Mary Adelin.. Davis Virginia, adsya
SsS, Rs;sss sasSs Ss.ss iss ss,Sy Ss.o
seRr VILLAGE Queer. Inhs' Proyide,S
saar ser sons ON ,i,ssoy Yioss Hrss, visni aa
sioor Tawiemeo. Raw. Tsntnclyt sdsys.
Nc a In mat nron nns8.
Steamer John Rec Gus transpori,, Palmer Fortress Mon
Steamer Detroit u tan'por,). Teal Alexandria. TO
stcamer Sophia tU stranspor,. ermley Washington. 70
sssmsr Thoma. SPARKS tU ,ranspor) Inman. Aissau,
steamer Diamond STATE tU transport Nichols AIeran.
dria. N u Quarternas,er.
Steamer Concord. herman rhian~phaA MN8- pIN
Steamer Falcon. Jones. Providsnce MsF sG0.
RrIrusyp Steamship Golden City. Hdrdgr, hcncc iSh
Inst for Ko Jan.c ard f,nsms N w. % .f dersc
So.sed nse om US snsos S.r s @ e
BELOW
Bark Queen or the Feet Hilton. from The Clyde July H.
Bark cyarina from Pict,u.
Brie e = ~, " ,,n,IS iros. Newc,s',s ,. h..
schr II Putnam. from Crab Island.
wisd At kunsets
The New York herald., 1863-08-22

rest allowed by the banks and the rates of dis
count vary from SA TO s, according Is time is
short or long. An advance Of IS had taken place
in Illinois Central on the London MARKET and Of
81 so in Erie; and the substantial improvement in
our railroad securities is recognised in well in
formed quarters there, in spite Of the strong
opinion of the depreciation Of al property here,
viewed in comparison with gold rates.
The immense and sudden rise in Southern gua-
ranteed is probably due to the late rise in the
common stock in part, as well as to the prospect,
hitherto kept secret for the most part Of consolida
tion with several competing roads. It should not
be lost sight Of also, that the amount Of the guar
anteed stock is SO small that single operator of
large means could, if SO disposed, shoulder the
whole Of it by himself
The check experienced this morning early
seemed to bring in fresh buyers, and all the indica
tions are that, for time past each fall only
paves the way for new rise. With mercantile
business stagnant gold next to stationary, and
money easy and abundant, the selling side is apt
to be more exciting than remunerative.
The business of the Sub-Treasury for the day
was as follows:-
Receipts. 81 607 1894 so
fayments.. Iso34 y90 Is
..
The New York herald., 1863-08-22
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
FnIpAY. August 2l-sP. NJ.

FRIDAY, august IL y L. NJ.
Money was easy at per cent, with the usual
differences at and Z, nc cording as borrowers or
lenders had each other at trifing advantage.
Business paper was steady and debt certificates
Currency advanced to 9slS.
Gold opened about l25, sold at the first board at
Il as[, at second board without change, and
closed at l25ss. Sterling exchange Is quoted at
1877 I3S, which IL . fraction higher than in pro.
portion to gold.
The stock market opened this mornidg on the
street considerably lower, and from nine to ten
o'clock A. M.-so early does business now
begin--the look Of things was not reassuring
to buyers. Erie sold rs low as ll7is,
Reading at ll9, and other stocks felt some-
thing Of the same depression. Southern guaran-
teed however, exhibited an advance, rising to
lbs bid Towards the time Of meeting of the first
regular board prices recovered, and after the
general decline we note comparisons as follows-
Governments were about q lower. Missours z,
lower, Pacific higher. Central lower, Erie Il
higher, Eric preferred "A higher Hudson higher.
Harlem and Harlem preferred without change,
Reading u lower, Michigan Central "a higher,
Michigan Southern old a higher, and guaranteed
without change; Pittsburg fuly higher. Galena
y higher, and Toledo u lower; Rock Island u
lower, Fort Wayne 4 lower, Chicago and Alton,
common, lower. These prices attracted fresh
buyers, including many who had realized on
the recent rise, and at the public board
one P. N. call, a general rally took place.
Harlem sold as high as 1887 between boards;
Michigan Southern old at 1857, and other stocks
In proportion. Al the second board Central ad-
vanced II Erie opened at llss. and closed at K
~ decline; preferred steady: Reading was q Oh:
Harlem rose 2hls; Michigan Central without sub
stantial change; Southern old rose TO los and fe
to lo71H OIL; guaranteed sold at 1876. seller 30
of; Illinois scrip was better Pittsburg fell L.
Galena rose /; Toledo rose s1S Rock Island varied
but slightly, and the remainder Of the liss was
without important iiffsrcucc. At fhe -four r. M
call Of the public board fiarlcm advanced TO al,
and the general market rhowed considerable
buoyaucy, The closing auotatisns 81 iss PIN.
fOOWH.--
The New York herald., 1863-08-22
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

BRApy-TAyloR-on Thursday, August %, by tho Rev.
VIM r. Williams, MICHAEL BRADY, formerly Of Albany,
N. r., to Miss JENNY TAYLOR, OF this city
Albany, hiadelpha and San Trancisro papers please
copy,
KER.-CnAnLEs r. CoiIiSs, Of London Eng
land, to ANNE L. PARgER. Of roston, Mass.
GitEscN-OcoNNop ~ the Church Of the Paniist
Fathers on Thursday. August 20. by tho Rev Father
Hewitt Captain JoBN II. GIffsoH, OF the Irish Rrgade
10 MARY A. ghter OF Mr.. Bernard Oconnor Of this
city.
PErERsoS-CrLvFR.-ou Wednesday, August IS, at Oak
Cottage. MI. wmIETT PErrRsoS, OF New Jersey, 10
Miss HATTIE c. ULvER, of this city. No cards.
The New York herald., 1863-08-22
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

FRIDAY, August 2l--6P.M
Asnrs.-sales wore made Of o. bbs pots at To- and
small lot of pearls a, &c.
RAGS AND BaGcSc The market was steady but usc.
tive
BxxswAx was dull and prices nominal
Bcors AND sHoKs In moderate demand aud quoted
nrm.
BRxansrrua-T There lees activity 10 -four and tho
market less buoy particularly for old Tho sales
included lsco bbls State and Westerns 200 Southern
The New York herald., 1863-08-22

wheat was depressed, With moderate fnstry and
sacs Of f1s.coo bushels, At 81 20 for wbte Western,
o. n q 20 Tor smbsr Western, sI 1sasi 2s fer nd
xnrr wa,eth, scchs 81 RI frr ynlwahkee cub. Il N
81 25 FOR amhar iewaand wss9ns gsl ea m mi,
cagapprine, 81 ~ AL 10 for white kcptpcky. cornwas
AgaS hvmet, witt rAlc- 1cf ~ Coo bcshes inciuding
mxtn wesNtfn NJ vl.scs Q cs,sc for upscund. co. q
Cpit for sound and Tic sc for white sgd seo,v 40,
sss. we're IN limited respest Al 4Cc CSC, for nesr lc
npcs Rye Pas inquired forrt sos poc. Barre, ruled
AuiI and heavy. ati 40
Cssmrkwcrt qvsc&, without charge in price Ell 4
Coyfxr continues IN limited request, ncndrg Rio rrl,ne
NJ 23,sc good 27sc 2sc fair 26h &c ordinary
skc 26c. fair to-Rcod cargocs, 26e. 27c.. lava
mats end bags, 3sc. Soc. harscabo, 2pc a ale Ia
suavra zoc . Soc Sc romirgo, 2lc a 2sc
CorroS ruled quiet and heavy M c7e. e7xc. for mid
dlings.
ratcs To Liverpool there wSrc shipped 600 bbls pur
al n ca 900 bushels grain at Cd Sd tho las,er rate
By steamer 7,ooe pseksss psoY sous, part a. 2Is ID.
The New York herald., 1863-08-22

Birth. .a
PAsco-Cn friday, August Il, tho wife or Thomas
rasco OF q daughter. ne
The New York herald., 1863-08-22

The London money market was at latest dates
steady, but without any prospect Of speedy ad.
vance. Three per cent b the usual rate Of inte.