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, 1864-08-01
Wool-Flax4

There Is msnufactory In Dayton. Ohio, where f2ax
which takes the plaee Of cotton IN the extensTe aud
inpaitan N facture Of AmIed goods" Il hss
oeen u practical u3e ior Jeas and he concern nnds
PLACE @ of Cotton @ IT, r. a! mixed iao5ssln yhcn cotton
na5kaels property Ct being worked u any proper
no other yfGCtaba fiber poedessaa In any very great
degree. The machinery now set up Ii Dayton works
pp several tons Of Taw material per day Into Tax.
wool. -" -N~'>
IN use tpunels treat It precisely as they do sheeos
wea anu 70 thirty Rer cent can 6e added
CLOTH Whe It, In the fabric only b. de-
tectea by experts. It gives 7th and nruess to
the Cloth. nndt Is supposed Will add to its wearing
qualt1tex- It hss rotIet, 10 far as We know, been
spun By itssf: bit It viii only rsqulre Rllght mod
dcaton Of The railway beads and draWfranes OF the
cotton:s1izners to produce yaIn Of ordinary hue-
prepared aa1 ~ shoqa nec9me common In The market.
The r. 5o:ted strar Y spread 2ns On creentns apron
ne end, without the Intervention q hands, in the
form Of the best quality Of rather shoft5t2pe tow
quite ec from ahves and the grester part the yeed
stema This TOW IS fed into another or Flushing mA
chine Of larger extent, where 1t Is freed from the re
man1ng seed-ends, and feduc5d to uniform staple
ofahout TWO and half Inches. ready TO be packed
ah [rrnE Entf m fha y1n 1unt@
, 1864-08-01

be at loEgerheads with a-.,e 49,, ot the monied
interests Of ~ financial capital and though
- may have been right and they ~rong-or
the tight and the wrong may have been dl'
vidcd bctH cen them, the difference YVES IN
fortunate, and tended to produce certain
nneatiness In financial circles And We su1-
pect that this matter had In some way more
to do with the rise Ia gold than is appre-
hended. 1t cannot be possible that the want
of confidence of the money princes in New
York. in. the Secretary Of the Treasury,
ehould not have its effect on money affairs in
the country at large.
But the change In the head Of tue Trca.
sury has apparently removed the difficulty;
and as If it were a result, the price Of gold
goes steadily down, with now and then such
q srasmodiclrise as VIE tshonld expect, In i
fhronically falling market. And there is no
apparent reason Why: Il should NOT 60 onto
faH, TILL 1t reaches = reasonable figure, It
cannot be necessary, with national income
covering half our expenditures and more,
with confidence between the National Trea-
euIy and the mon1ed men of the nation, that
gold should nle az now: .-':;-
It thus. cad not be seen Why our financial
affairs are lot IN highly promising condI.
ton. And with the Treasury sound as a
basis. the var cannot well, with Gods fa-
yor, do other, than prosper to the subversion
of these rebels.
, 1864-08-01
UNDERWRITERS CONVENTION.
L6kc Ratea-Nev Tariff Adopted md
General AdTRnco Made

pn.,+ ~ ~ Nv ,o.-.;a,raan.. ds,.a..s. <.ou,
the ny tensa1 om 70
s1Fsaes Fss On shs la5ys ps,. o,1sr w.at
e1by, Of lie Mufual Insurance Gompaay 81 Buffalo,
@as t: ss er
fe5.Iy Iys,t,on or NJ Hsra,,t n N. u4-c,1t. w.
tusi insurance Company, committee Of tye Der.
q ss rsss15
lie Eo5thEt and Hail Of the Columntsa. wefs
eRS9,5tsa 5s1S5s 5S9s i Tin & m
Essens tney might deem it adVissoe to bring bsi5ra
the congsntoS: .,.,,.h1s, .,., :, go.
Eaehanse: IL report aeesptsd ana lie Gom@it.
Ion Esrs n1sd e Tote
On motion q q ID. Wa!keF f ts sacur,ty tbs ,e.
Thols IN lie following 9 iosm ''"A'a' saop'ea a.
1EfoA7 OF TIE ooAA11TRE'oa TARIKF.
=, Your Gonmittee. to whom was referred the ques.
Convention bee ea7s Is report and ii dls AZ
follows: ~ ~
That this Convex ton sdo2t Tor te present seaeea,
tervItess tubeet to tbs following reduo.ions from
To g. s'tss i, ss per cent off, Thu Insured
I'll asr SsF SET ee1s a. e. e.
Stock TO have the privilege Of deaucttoK
u Sd ct 5se s ~
na1sS taiss fd Cen
bate thsn be given By any company; neither shalt
Or ior by IT, home eess es Sc IT, sssne1
takir 3 the risf. '&N'@S 0A4eo - 40 - Guy
xGos s's further ha eonso
tfsir tnt Tspairs that the last Hui Tariff
, 1864-08-01
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET,

SATURDAY EVENING, July 60, 1854.
LUM8Er;-Received yesterday, 1865 eeol teet lu7-
ber. OF the large receipts, nearly all the careocs
have gone into; dock on owneEs' account. The lew
cargoes the Insraet have sold on priyata terms,
subfectt 10 quality when u1loatea.- Market arm and
improving
sAIEGLE4-RecelTed 9esterday, cSebco. MarSes
active and for good qualities prices rule sm at pre-
vtous rates.
LATH-Recetvett yesterday, &c., ,c0o pcs. In good
demand, and unchanged.
CARGO SAILS TO-DAY.
Cargo prop B1cchus, fom Grand Haven. sold by
Irish & Fuller, 81, go 1eet oat plsn4, It aeof0.
The following a1a thu Yaed prfcea;
, 1864-08-01

upncd AZ thc istetr sou1&otfdks puf aaoaF:
T. On :hs aete,,ss BaaS os1se ~; E f.
scene risht end u, Z, iefs end Goddsas Of Libcr-
II, Z.
hxsA raised ron u. Wig. locomotive and t.AtR Of
carr. =:
Vig:na1ble quary-on lower right. portrait OF Nc.
Ciellan. r.
10 en- the Bomnerswor:h Bank, aomm sr1Worth n.
H. raised from II. Wig. fsur men, Wom-n. cnl1d aud
doE-latge Acress Itkht ce1t<e. ~
r, imitation. VIZ, steanshlp and shtps under aall-
sz risht end 70 meehAnic and aavl 1efs ed. ssat.
es on the sexaport Bank. Maine: raised hon Is.
Vg. ship yard. carpenter 1t Work, two ships <hA
aockH-Hght tnt ), ship under tall lelt GAS, For
trait OF female. =. =
NxK York BrooK MAIEK1.-Tae following Nsxu
the cosinR prices for cAsh JRy so l9s rooved By F.
9. ssltonstau b Co.. Couuindan. Stock aud Bond
Exokexl. u C.ark str.ef CbieAHa.
, 1864-08-01
REnEL VIEW OF DEMOCRATS.


The Richmond Examiner comunenta on an
article In the New York Neus, In which oc.
ours the following phrase.
The union OF the Denaczacy to drive the vandsl
hoets from the capital never gave richer promise
Of huccess than Al the present writing.
The rebel paper is struck by the audacit5
OF the Copperhead. It ssye:
One might euppose that the article referred to
ths Confederate raiders st Silver Spring, under the
title OF "vanda1 hosts" and that it was calling
upon tts Democrats to rally aud march to the de-
snss ., ard he a.
ther you md That the .sandai hordes which this
Newspaper desires TO drive from the capita! are no
other than Lincoln and Seward, and the Republi-
can ofhce-holders AID contractors.
Now. Il is a singular coincidence. that about the
time Of The appearance Of this article. one Harry
Gilmore nf such indeed. be tho name Of the raidef)
wishing, to accomplish that very business which
the New York News 70 much d >sfderates-namely,
the driving Of the randal hosts and shoddy hordes
away ffon the capital. The concurrence OF time,
and apparent uniry of PURPOSE, between these Yam.
kee Democrats and our Confederates-both being
extremely desirous to drive ont Of Washington its
the possibility Of species Of alliarce between the
Cop1edcracy and the Democrats, to effect a result
which they both 80 veherncntly wish for It ia
guarded On our part. It ehonld bear most strictly
the chsracter OF aid given by foreign nation to
revolution.
The Democrats" arc here distinctly told
that they may help the rebellion (by driving
Lincoln and Seward from the capital), but
the aid will be received by the rebels as aid
from citizens Of foreign nation to their
revo1ution. and in no other character. They
are willing that Democratic traitors should
help them to attain their independence BY de-.
feating Lincoln, either in the field or at the
ballot boz, but as for dwelling In any politi-
calfellowship with Democrats as citizens Of
the same nation, they will do so on the sans
terms as they will with Abolitionists, viz:
when forced 10 doso, and not before. Is 1t
not time tlat the Democrats who are thus
serving the rebellion should send in bill tor
their services, and see whether the rebels
have any expectation Of paying them for their
painsS
, 1864-08-01
FINANCIAL CONDITION AND PROS.
PEcT8s

-
1t cannot escape. the notice of observing
men, nor fail to give encouragement to ali
loyal ones, that our National finances are,
slowly perhaps, but surely and sufficiently,
improving, The Secretary Of the Treasury
announces that the National income Ia now
frequently million dollars per day; and
that the prospect is that it will soon reach
that on It's average. A million per day Is
three hundred and si1ty-five millions for the
year; and It Ii probable that 1t ma7 reach
four hundred millions instead. It has been
greatly improving. of late, owing to'gen-
cral Causes. At first the receipts from taxa
tion were Unexpectedly small. Instead of
two hundred millions for tue first year We
did not realize half that sum. This was due
to the ncWness Of our endeavons in that
direction. Our people were not accustomed
TO tsxasiou, nor the Legislature to the Ieyying
of ta1ee, nor to deylsing the machinery Of
taxation. Consequently the first Inv was
sort Of venture, or guesswork; and some-
times hit, and sometimes 1t did not. The
law was full Of holee, through which the
dishonest and the cunning slipped their
records, Besides the law did not take early
effect In respect to mary branches of reve-
nue.. and we only got anything from 1t Tor
part Of the year; and as there Was plenty of
time to anticipate It's operation, parties got
ready for 1t, and caused 1t to fall "a lightly Us
possible upon their respective interests. But
as time hus passed on, these various loopho1es
arc stopped; many Of them by the natural
course of things, aud others by subsequent
legislation; 80 that the original law Yields
now much moro revenue that at first.
1,t,ou <t,o 1p%e Tnyu 7,as ,f nnnrea A.
, 1864-08-01

Since Jan. 1.... 81. e1l s1fa,s9,f12 s1lo22t8i
The exports Of dom estie produce for the week In.
clude ~ btis pot ashes, ~ br1B pearl ashes Is III
beesws1, so2 htls wheat dour 1903 brs corn meal
Ns9's en wheat. so b9 oata. e9+o bu corn sss b1
2sy baleshny, II bales hops, III htls tar 1ls brs
pitch nrs spts tulp, q bIls Eosln, ~ m Gas whale
gals llnleed oil Ia br pork. lol hrls and l59 to-
beef BIS Q ~ c1t meats, $50 rs butter. ss.11s
taoH, 5oos ne whaebous, 497,4b8 gals petroleum,
So bids and 1891 othst pks crnle tobacco, 81 237
, 1864-08-01

9 Capt. ". '. scudder, Co. E, I'd New
jersey Cavalry, sends us line from Mem
ph1s, deairang tho addrees Of Geo. E. Mon.
Eoe's mother, or Of some Of hia friends. Tho
deceased WIS killed in fight II Port Gibson,
Miss, July Is, and was born In Mtchirsn.
BE enlisted Il 1ersey City. A letter directed
to hin EM mailed st Cb3o&ge.
, 1864-08-01

= T. Ul.3, @EEHI
Tho necessities Of country operators are causIu9
thsI 70 Iasher crowd salsa e1a :; demand
were ka.es OF choice Fleece to dsy 1t sl.10 and so
b5!es Constantine at 484c. The sales previously this
heavy 1oEa $19' % for Michigan and state: Jls5ea
III tpr OHIO, acd y Is for very choice 1of Of Pena
958ltS ~ WEtee. The gold price or average Fleece
s snont &c Tho average for the past fifteen years
, 1864-08-01
Large sale Of Eoul in Now York.

. 4. III
The monthly sale OF coal tock place yesterday at
the Office Of the Delaware a1d Lsckswana Company,
No. IS William street, Mr. Simeon Draper being the
ancs,tneeF. Tha a!tsndab &c large. and Included
msnufacturers from Sew JerseF. Coane:t1cut, Penn.
prizes Isase e steo tons o iseEpoo1 coal sold &
m.2nth COG tons steas,hnat ccal At IN ave1az OF
9ps5, N advsnce Of sl.14 s1ace the same period !:
s,oS. an advance Of :!g9: $50 toas o. egg coal ii
ofttoye cSa 1t IN average Of liz neing aa ndysuce
Of 8Ets on last Tonths rates go tons of chestnut
, 1864-08-01

Secretary c. ). Treasury, Richmond, Va.
British Opinion of Naval CllalR Ar
AlQE.Xba 9sIlunerE of The A In hn ma

British Opinion of Naval ChalR Ar
mor-Ihe GunnerV of The Alabama.
In the House Of Lords, on the 4th Of July,
the Earl Of Hardwicke, advrrting to the de-
bama md the kearsarge, asked the noble
duke at the head of. the admiralty whether
hls attention had been directed to the cues.
tion Of protecting ships-of.war. BIZ chaif, or.
NOR. The subject was not a new one. tor 1t
had been discussed in letter written in 1863
to the noble lord at the head of the govern
ment by the Iron master resident at Belfast.
In which he drew attention to the important
results which might be gained By suspendinF
chains oyer ships side to oct as foil against
shot. ; =.
The Duke ofsomerset said the defense af.
forded BY tho chain plating to the Kearsarge
must have been very small, for 1t only ex-
length, aud the chain was Of the kind known
as one and thTee-fourth inch. The firing
from the Alabama could not have been good,
for this strip of plating was only struck twice
during the engagement; one of the shots
glanced of, and the other, which was the
only one that hit the armor, fairly pierced it
and lodged u The side Of the vessel: At the
entered upon the contest under great dlsad-
vantages, her powder being either damp or
very bad, and the vessel herself in a very
unfit state. Two or :. three "a: years
ago the admiralty made some experiments
with chain MINOR, and the result was that
with common G8 8ponnder and cast iron shot
1T was knocked all to pieces, 80 that against
steel projectiles 1t would 1ftord no defense
whatever. It did not at all foollo that, as
a make shift, 1t would not be. better than
nothing, and at long distances, as in this case,
It had aome advantages. But what the admi.
ralty had to decide Was-giyen q certain
weight, how to apply 1t most effectively for
the defense OF ship. [Hear.] Some time
ago the noble earl opposite expressed doubt
whether guns weighing SIX and halt tons
each would not be found too heavy for broad
side purposes, He had since ascerteined that
the two u-inch guns On board the Kearsarge
one before and the other abaft the mainmast,
weighed each seven and three quarter tons.
The real conclusions to be drawn from the
conflct between the Kearsarge and the Ala
bama were that very powerful guns and very
speedy vessels were required. Tie speed Of
the Kearsarge gave her great superiority over
the Alabama, which, moreover was not
built for fighting purposes, but mainly with
view to cruising. Experiments had shown
conclusfvelE that the continuous surface of
aE1nor plate yielded great advantages over
interrupted surfaces like the bariron or chain
, 1864-08-01

thh tonysaao9 nsnbc aeeEef ~ accepted for their
! EHva1msnt Sy q e2Epsnies represented here. .ed
s1a;st s sssi' IL 81 e
saI ss1i Fl saS r e
easly dass y potsble. OF The nsnsa It Ill com
sSs n1 ss;fi. T.. t'Es. e
P-eRetiy isssipt e.iated M et
vtoK him Of ths support they Will gi1e to th.s, psa.
lbs coarszt1cn then ssjonrred ain, die.
ARrlcaltafa1 grssptcss in Great Britain,
From the Marx Lane Express. July IL
ANhoz9a taa xeasnex IL: week xassot bad. It VI
ef sss e ss E:sE q
msIsi!,lly le:.spsa .s y tas shazp ai:n.s sh:a
eatsssn 10 e1peet4os Of .nyshisT 1s i, - ssqs :
DO muea: but win taa G9s.s ve.tas1
bessxE . IeInaay, nd the Fisnsh n.3xsa haye
s.ss::ss = s. 81. s. :!
e .sses s. esR4 eRH, Il! s
snd o5ens ars heasn :ae o1 r. Dsnisa
are hlxhmiIcd -.he&t, with T.. doubt Is to
49, si s iss sssSse Tas ost ss.
qp 70 2$e pr Ssni. and her ssss.i cxp:sssiIoss
s1 &
Ply of!nEestaass wh.tsysf Be- tns issas q hes T.
= r. p.as Tfsola,sss 4 tss sa,:5 .sos mass
@ ~ onsy " enx
ms7s. sheaia - pesse psate" fafse .. bssE e ths
sa. ssms r9 e. ' e
a,r Isr .cpply = % folio but these afge expects
t1fn fc he couutFY. I
, 1864-08-01

w-Dr. Osgood's church In New York has
been sold, md a. T. Stewart, who seems dis:
posed TO lay his hands on every church ..he
can secure, has become the purchaser. He
offers It for rent BY the day Or By the month
, 1864-08-01

The Southern Iowa Soldiers Fair will be
held at burlington, Sept. 28 to Oct. l. The
Executive Committee arc now ready to re
ceiye donations Of money, supplies and arti-
clcs intended for the Fair and desire that
preference be given tt, such donations as can
readily be disposed ot and particularly sole.
it contributions of hospital clothing and sup
plies, canned fruit, onions, pickles and the
like which 1nay be applied to the immediate
relief of soldiers suffering in the hospitals.
It viii be remembered that the Fair. Of the
State Agricultural Society Of Iowa Will be
held at thr same time. While the people Of
Iowa and adjacent States are together to
compare their agricultural experiences-of the
year, and enter In friendly competition, the
products Of the warehouse, farm and garden,
let them also remember the soldier and Join
In competition to supply his wants. Let them
give OF their wealth to those who are giving
health and life for them. We bespeak for the
So1diera' Fair q large attendance, unstinted
generosity and complete success. Ali goods
and packages intended for the Fair should be
distinctly marked with the name of the donor
and the place whence sent, and directed TO
"John G. ,Foote, Burlington, Iowa for
Southern Iowa Soldiers Fair" Notice of the
shipment should at the same time be sent bv
mall to the Corresponding Secretary, !" Mrs
4. B. Ransom, BuElington.".
E It is reported In we1l-lnformed circles
that application was made to William c,
Prime, editor OF the Journal Of Commerce, to
undertake the mission Of mediator between
Mr.. Lincoln at Washington and Sanders and
hte onancfetaa sf N{ararr Mr. F,3rna IL @
, 1864-08-01
CHICAGO CATTLE tIAKKET.

SATURDAY Evzsga July 81, 1854
The receipts Of Beef Cattle aad Live Hogs at the
various yards In the city, during the wee1 ending
tc-day, compare a. follows With tha previous weekly
Iecelpta atnCe Ip1a j. 1a&is
, 1864-08-01

The total receipts Of Hogs during the week ending
to-day. according to the datly returns posted On
Change, amount to s214 head. This - 9G head les
than were received laat week, and TO- a2 hesd lest
than trereceipts Of the corresponding weak OF Last
Jear The daily receipts 1t tho various yards compare
~ follows:
, 1864-08-01

t&1Um TUG NOW 1Qik 44&a1St toAu.J
Whisky has been untetled to-csy. 4 bear clqaa
reported of no bs1 Western At 1t pex gallon.
bntt On " etcsa exsminat1on," admirtsd that shey
knew not definitely Wis mtde such sAlea- Lesitt-
At buy had to paw - per gallo for 8tAEa
and Western, auall loA. but toward tho cloaa the
m3{Aet RA8 Yefy irregular.
, 1864-08-01

Ocean Ercighfs At New Xsrk--July -
FFoishss are less active hut rates hru The en.
gagcmepte to liverpool arc II 100 bu- Wheat at
6O6 bbIA hour at H. $1: no bbla rork et 3d. 3d. To
IEndan: 10 tons oil cake It 21s, and per steamer.
900 boxes cfeese aud so drktns butter at sos. To
lard oil At 25e,
, 1864-08-01

N1CUNoAD, Va, June Il, 1851,
Dean sm:I1 have received your letter oS the
that Justice to yourself and to the public, require
you to urge my acceptance Of your resignation,
Some montha since you expressed desire to re-
tire Tor the reason that, in your belief the public
service would be promoted BY the appointment OF
2 successor whore views Of financial policy accor-
ded better than your own with the legasatfon then
lately adopted. knew the extreme officially OF
cor ductipR the Treasury Department during the
Renaing strngele. ! was aware that any officer,
veTeions OF those who ready to att1Ibuio 70 IN
efficient administration the embsnaesments due TO
deficiency Ct resources aud the want Of legislation
hest atspted to the existing circumstances. The
experience acquired by ron In the organization
immediately replaced, and for these reasons was
eat,efed that the general welfare would be injur-
rlouely affected BY your withdrawal at that time
You have noW, at least, the consolation and 2ati4-
iaciion to know that your personal wishes were
surrendered to a conviction ofpublic duty.
your renewed request that ehould accept yo1r
reeisnation. The regret you Expressed at the
proapect OF our otlclal separation Is sincerely
B!lared BY me- From your entrance on the datIea
cheerfu! and unremittiug devotion or all your f.
cuties to the pabltc eeryIce and do not fall to re-
member that 1t was at the sacrifices of private IN
cinatIons that you continued to 1ulll tie ardnous
services until yo1r successor can assume Office, Is
IN The same patriotic spirit, and is accepted as
thankfully NJ 1t Ia generously rendered. At as
early period as practicable /. will eudeayof TO
comply With your request to be relieved.
Mih ny sIate1al Mlsdsmeut for Jous past
sonai regard, be assured Of the cordial esteem
1sisned) JETrEasos DAVIS.
, 1864-08-01

Dec. W900 Dec. So, ,&fG De. 80 500 Iuc, s?10o
reducing The Khsat 70 -four, tho quantity OF the
latter lett nt tae Water this year compared with the
cos5sspondnx period last year shows deficiency Of
The following comparative table ahora me quantity
ot soms of ne principal arcles Of pEodnee len s
, 1864-08-01

H14
With nc1e limited supply there has been good
demand for prime qualities. and previous atoua
have been fnlJ sustained. On Common hogs the de-
mard hi been smaller and prices are weak bn. With
10 quotable change On last Saturdays Market The
following axe the c1os!ue quotations Of the Market
CLOSING PRICES.
Prima to extra qualities. 3a0Gal0 90
4sNu1n ~ plll1E a3& SIS
lt1uoa IL tAtu4uIas I23a sou
SATURDAY EVENING, July S0.-Tht ma1kat during
the week now cleted has presented very few notice
able features, om ,hose by which It wes character.
lied last week Receipts have again declined, and
especially 20 Of prime to active grades Considering
the liberal SUPPLY Of the pa5t few weeks this but an
anticipated state Of things. And further, with the
promise Of ar abundant corn harvest In the ho.
growing districts, 1t can hardly be supposed that
stock holders are very anxious to send
In tbetr Light hogs. sven with the present
htga range Of prices, The receipts during the weak
have been readily disposed Of. with no decline On
the quotations Of the market. There IA. however.
tetts1 demand foE heavy, fat hogs, for which our
present supply s iuadequate: for lighter stock bug.
ers are fewer and prices have downward tendency.
There were IN the 5ards this morning abont 1900
hogs, The entered sales dnrtng the day amount to
1.tss head at prices ranging rom @5N@1ooo chiefly
At s9tl59s.o per 100 MS.
, 1864-08-01

Receipts and Exports OF Flour and Grnfn.
The following will show the receipts and exports
Of on1 and grain at AID fsom Nv fosk for the peri
ads IND - t@~-
, 1864-08-01

Tbs reasLn why nlne d2yG' ehIpme ents from Oswago
and fourteen DAYS from Buffalo are ta1en ls that it
tai es boats these periods to reach New York from
these places respecliYtly-
No,E-ThsFels Il probably much more on tha Canal
tnan tbs above will show as large number Of boara
have been detained by LON water.
, 1864-08-01

Tho qrant!ty OF Flour, Wheat, Corn and Barley,
left at the tide wkter, during the second In July
In the years 1855 aud 1Es4, Nas ~ follows:
Flour, Wheat, Corn, Barley,
bril-, oueh. bush. bush,
1Es3...-.-..i6,ao 6.5,lo 1a:s.to 200
ESa....,.-.33r:os 1850 .... ~.
Dec, u 7Go Dec, 61 500 Dec.1 ,2os 200 Dec. 400
The aggregate quantity Of articles laft ut
tide water fsom the commencement OF navigation to
the ,4h OF July, ntluslEe dstng the years. 1861 ay
1884, vas ~ follows:
, 1864-08-01
Eastward Movement Of F1o1r and Grain


lFrom the Buffalo Comm ercst Advertiser.
The following will show the shipments by canal
nom nuaaio fos fourteen days ending July :6:a, and
ten day from CAweEo. being thipmenta tie latter
p.cc from Jnly 18th 70 25ah 1ncusve, which, taken
t9tetner X1H shoE the amount o1 flour md Grain
From Flour. Wheat. Corn. Oan. Rye,
Buua1o. s8a1e3 1c3s715 3s6.sts G,10
osweKo..... .A,ts1 163-5M 366A 2a.3O 80.
, 1864-08-01

1hero hss oeea Z Ea.r 6eSrse of tenfity to tae mA
kek dnr14E tho Wsek for He4,u1 qusu1s OF 6eet
Cattle bat wholly "a GoTerznAe0t AccnGss. Bus
ri:h moro lbsrAl supplJ The advtnte HhtcA eooK
place during the preceding week shas not bssa
luststnsd, ard Ne nose decline OF soa4oc 1os y
on Saturdays quatasions- 11e supP1p OF Eosd fafa-
p,uz C1it;e hrs been more 1lu!lod4 witn 4 tunoA
smaller demand. Wo consequently noto decline
uEon thtsc the prcrcu4 quotations Of the market
Of SIC , 10 ns.
TIE following sse the costo= psices OF ths maztes
1h,s ey.llag and compared wl.h 1ssr week.
CLOSING fKlCI3.
This week. Lat veek.
PINE to e1tzs shippinz
E1Aoes.. .,..... ...t5.so a:51 500 &8N
Atdium to PRIME, army
Fraoes......-.... -. 500 06e5 so 9673
Ihja stecrs, cow, and
cuzr1. oxen .....,..,.., .!S2 Al5o 80 asa
Thu following the olcslns prtcea of Beef Cattle
for the present weeS tho corresponding. weak Of
lset ycAE: