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Weoisin<g orrdtben unO 9OipitaIzG igeutbum.
MfeSic3I @urDenorS Office.
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Verflufstaae ent'erht fein.
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nr,aee Geo Vertaufs nur bic Aultsburs Der ssnanHten SO-
Ip taller.
$ CT ttete' Fb Ell, { quite Ge!eser teit Setten. &cG. Npsa.
"a c ue q eere Nrttel, pel6e fur Srteis, Dam fbcte, ia.
brttsn, 9tttt utdttenen u. R'antenfluisr t~efunDers uertbSua
tnO. ttaiS 3u faufen.
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Gds ii an ~fC!eenSen plGten f%attfneen:
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mtn4tOn, : ell nnb tn ttm DiesiedI Farvesirs Depot ga IT,
tinrre. Ed5 lee 9. nannte Dept e ttaIt einen srssen uuf
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sc a9Deburg, IL. Suit. @.fern pa1=
Itrte tim bielt9en Sobnbpf Elm furftbares I'm
9l,G pur6 DEN .3uiammenl tpB 3peier .9nge,
Bet Incident Stele perpnen getGDtet unb per-
punpet purDen. Hr- e.a.
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lnfale Serlebten uno @stDDteten. Sic lau=
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quit, @tienbobnmddter bon bier. y Oeien
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&arl, 5anplung5=@ commits, aus SIapcrf, IN
Condition bier. g. &Gbne, Nnpreas, 5anp-
lungs Commits, dus 5pbenpppeleben, bter In
Condition. y SGenf Soa9im, Setunomtes
5nlpeftpr aus 5etlisenfelpe. 3 @intler,
Sarl, Sureau-N1iltent Der baltertaoter8 Balm,
aus Q6oerib 9eburtis, bier tpobnbaft. 81
Sberlanoer, 6ermann, Seemaa aus DRESDEN.
l0) 5aad, 6rana Mal6inenlamteO, aus
9retttn 9ebirti9, bier mcbnbaft. LII @leue
Scarf, GtlGlerletr ltn9 aus Dppenoprf, bier In
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lelben 3e9tment8. 14) Beerltept, WllStet.,
2. GOmp. 2. uta9Oeb. Snf. s9tegiment $50. 81.
l5) WeiB, SennY, Srdulein BON bier. 10
9ermann, emma, 8rdulein pom bter. 49,
pabclO aus @upenburg. 19) 8arids,
SAtrmfabrifant ppn bter. 20) Defen @be=
frau. 2l) 3tlfert, Sonblungs- Commits BON
bter. 22) Stpl3e, Wtttre BON bter. 23)
Set69e, &aufmann pOn 1ter. = Gppte: y
l9ude, Simon, 8u@balter Der ,Masoeburser
prefc". BON BIER. p gpbe, Srtcbrid, 2cep+
ntOttps 6ubrer=9ebrlin9 BON bier. - 3btele,
9nowtg, 2uccmctto Slbrer aus Sudalt. A.
&lutentreter, @brtftan, S6ubmaAer=2ebr>
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Die Sorfd1e in @euia @reeF.

GAME potnt, Ga., 2. Dug. COfFsteQer
8ertdt,) On Capt. 80 Ncafer. Mein 6err!
Sd babe Die Gbre II beriGten, paB Die 9teger,
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Qrbciter ;u ertaorbeu. 9ia6 ldngerem unipob(=
iein ~erfreute tb mi6 pas eritemal mieper zines
9elunpen SGlafes, ais i'd BON eineul 3uoers
| alN9en Mlonne aus Der Na6barl6oit gerpedt
,purpe. Oa Die @eibsn larmtliG auf9efan :
ben poren, 70 perbielten lhh Die SnIuroenten
CUR Belt nod rubig. SD bradte ouf Der
Ste(le n'ette Gffeeten unD SaGer i1 Cider
bett tnp iu6te nann 2ieut. 2efeGre ouf, Der
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eth abermali9er Nufltano 3u befirGten let.-
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ga'ttnere 8. Ausuit 1855.
Wuen SauS- Gf9entbGrnertt. tpeIebe sur Defining ron Gal
trunitr b neuerf Ieb pre btfrntt Nptit eeseben, tab renn
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@sttduf ani seteeR.
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Gertauf pom 8pupernementS WaSen.
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9rHPeTts DeParttmsnt.
&a!ttnprr, 2 Aug 1865.
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gfe ua Ramap unt 8~rempntRr.
@en t7te 3si&neten iOnen y1itnrpb 9. Gueua, 200 Staf
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~gerHegslte NnSttrte I'm Dupltiat rerfeu auf otefer Office
biz vi rag Ten II. " 8 n 1865, Gf ta8s II Ilbr. ~ertseser
Jencinnten I'M Gas Scr. Ct. SubEiteujsDeparttment 3u
9altitnUrs, Wip. au pc ieben nit
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Nebren,
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an be Este Su lplter Bit au bei ttetlen, ais Urn bteIrr
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rungs 6eufraa9F. Cts uO1 ETdatltn unb 5ultpH Strase, TOR
eS duf Son n ter Negte' une ~ tpe en- tit.
Gas 8prn wtro IN Ntebhpfe pesnteHen.
Ser Gcntraft trttt am Is. Au8ua In Ar4ft unb bauert spei
Rpuate RON Ct fem Ea9e an.
3abluns MT b mona lid tn 1Ol6en Tcnbs seIeifet, ais an
6onb inp; menn feline p~Crsanben ltnb, iptal0 ais weIhe eiH-
9eben.
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Office 3u bestehen f1r.
;3eDs gerfen Der iabes glttsIieo e'ner Gitmd HeI@e In-
gebct ma6t uiuS ct en- Ereuett fur b { Ser. 81. Nssierung
b~etleeen @enn et@t eth icl1er bsretts ant oieft Oifee rect,
hrirt nrrbe.
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(due5 1E) sdpt. unb e. @GI
Yltp COLLECTORS OfTce,
Baltimore. 3 Nue 1886
Nu-n 9dus=G 8entbJnrern, me'1e ,ur Seffnpns Ter Gareb
StraBe ben, uert ifRp, ri,b bttrmtt 9tpt; g. geten fas wenn
fte genanntfn Steuesn mot an nfer ppr Gem S DeA 1855
te,ahlt itnp, es me n Dienf eeb.elet bic Sduitr gum 8e tlSf
enju3etsen.
MuBWfuSN d. 9rtet,
(frmDmi) Gttp Solicitor,
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observation-disclosures
nuu Nufticns-O erfamf
"" VOuSernements Nleoisin. uno 6ofpitaIs
Gorrdtben.
MeSiceI sSurpeuprs Ofdce

mTeSicGI &SurDenprs Ofdce,
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40 n Maa ult'Ia9s TN Gen 8tttD Scfp,taI CIV. 8 g.. =. ~ .
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1T uro SVI etbntaterinlten, pet Ell. To,Ss.1r NY - ON
lp9ttn anI pllgnt't9er Nusttpn cerfouft sprttsr " SsFa'p'
golratb Sertlufi. IL. N's'ltst DIG Ter game
8eI fauf %" y nap benz
Die @essnFants Fnb metasus f.br inertia o,tro,A. =,
ee urtaHe tes Uertaafs nur Die MutbebSaa hss y ~
So pitfalls. S'"snnten
lintsr ZEN su oerfauisnten &rtftIn aub s SDntpr. k.x..
iubeten Saor D'attaSsn, rpDaene Deden, Ietness >. ttta%..
unb Rcpft fen, nGberiues, Saueti4tr ttRrne Hst,a.n.n
5et @erdtbihaften, &teu. unD Blr6ttHtl. Bohsnsnnsm
Eii6e, &tutIe, Ne6erre unb f~f,inerne Spudrdpf SD gs.
unb 8abslu uub en-, erpee Mnsrabt SSn Mrttt.in,, rpej%, H.
Setsls, DampfiG,fsn, 6abSttsn, ~Sefaurat Snen, fOaie Dri..
u ~teautfrn 81 gssrGaG en- Fnp.
Gatatpfe Iber he 3u rtrfaafenten @rttfsl f6nuen In bte
lem DepDt cfer BON tem clifton 6UIpitGl &ciImtnetOn, Del.
ma Rem Is. re. te1DG'p tperten.
Mhefre grcee y, rfdue bon Wekiccl unt ScfpttotsGtaer
tburn meroen on fpoter bsfannt III m lGenten Eas,n al fl-
9en'en piasen faf tnnhen:
Grafton, gHef pa Nteeftre gDW G6drItstrwn, gDW
2~1tndsher. @a, SarrerS Gerrp, ga, @umterIdnb. "ab, Star,
etue. aie, uno Freberif. ai0. ipDte in bem Nteeteal purreS
tH0 OerD; t" 8a'ttnto'e, Nfb.
&aS assteenann,e 0fFOt snttatt stusn srrtsn gprra, b sn
nesen Q9Iaren.
3. q. SttS, SURG. II. g. 1ols.
Dlch. putS. u. 6. u.
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sta1 Nrt. 26 unb 80 Der @cnftituti n 1T es bel @trofe
Der AuS'nlteBuH9 bon Der Cecil Gait rtebt g%etottei. Osa
aen peer 2srren melne p'er i9rea gscRniis blbeu, noe er
In uniere Club EGuute, nod III iraeno pe,dbfr 7SsfiiM,s;t
IN oenle ben, einsufibren. Sic Nt,tsleber ioS bau r err
ln6t, bic NanIeu iprer 6amiliea 9rener, fir ne ie a Gin
tritistarten b~erebtt9t fino, ZEN u~nter;ei9neten Ssfretar
iefort nlltSutbelen, ra Der 3utritt gum 8 utzSauie MIR
Se9en Wo'jet9un9 Der &drte geftuttet lt, pelne agf feline
anoeie Perioa aSertrasvu peeoen fam.
y. 70. R~oebeI, grdf.
[21iuG2Dl SuItu8 Ste5t, ggfr.
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Inter Der 8ubrtf ygerpunbete" finD bier
ipObl nur Die laper Gerlebten anfgefubrt.
yStr tpilien, bab lIA in etn3elnen Der bieieen
5ptels Serrutbete ~bsfunben baben GIN Sir
lten SlmAer" aaetn brett, BON benen btsber
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Yin Mirtte uuG 6cusfraueu.

&sGtcr SdretSer GrS 9,nbur4e- Gafe, 6pa. 5ariros
Sareinss. eeHt tegtfAe unr f~ransDftse Sreb lite bets y,
2dnp get %ebrnber 95esep.
(2iiuI tO re- ~ J.staarc.
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GEutual=S5snef7t
Observation-Disclosures Gpnp. BON gew Ssriep
gym. ~. HSehb. Aaent.

o SEGVWP 81 TIL G.
irregularities capital uter $1,000 COZ
Wstn e~eSeuitttis.
Der 6anle @etptnn tcnnrat ben 0et III Gute.
JdGrtt&e Dtpteenbe SO %trp3ent!
BtrI4eI ungs |0etne rereen rad benz neurn unb tppuIa.
rem 3etn Saw. t9ebenS) aIGt sertauenpsn y Ia n
a~usoeHeut.
Mns Der 9roBen 2t6e BON iol6eN, bic In b,eier G~cntp6sntt
oera6crt fnb Rtuie i'd nur be ~fpl1euSen heutsaeu Sefren
ais 3e ~ferersen;
0errs hr,ftau Ir, Hep. Senrs Sdeib,
n u CHARLES Yra6k Or Sae0t SdntpE
W y 6brlfppb 5snstmS y g u Qtebta,
e 3enrp . SarSsr, ~ Seroinerb 90Ieucamp,
n 9Stutdm 9cE:rtn8, ~ SOL ii ScelpmGNn.
~ Spbn R Seenaitner, Serr aDH CHS Sospart,
y 3eurp VI D Srtnt y Tre6f &norp
n yruts Nspefi y &baries Wfttsenbptf,
y &l'os 2Feentprt v S0epb Seeer,
n 94nn Yaui - Eso5 Bed,
n = u y Itpof1 G - n Ebe6ocr Seeesr,
81 Sdeot @ntrher, @bnarb s5tie6L.
y9ptsre nile Du9fr, NIT 9SHer SHEDrmcttpn gratis ar
Aue Rns tn btefer Office ia tabtn. t2anS sNt)
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Rp. 64a @ef 8aittm ore Str,
eelorat prompt ane &DnsctiUnen fir 5-us- ~nnS.SrsnS Rent
o'nS"' tili1S III
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(fstihsr s gtbaret'sj
Wtineralwaiiers unD SarlIpariQas Gabrif.

Wp4 II 9. UreDEttdF r., BdItimpre.
unfru S eunh.n isnie einert fee6 ten puSt'fur In, VII.
eemetntn Ra6tn MIR Hermit Be er. eberde Nnr tie, Bar wjr
epi9ee e,ddft uher m nen iii, fer { trrn rpero' :. HctS
8 ten Stoff ~ II I'm. Aut bot In 10 eas . 4 DbiIa.
ee pb'a die une YOrttr, GeIGe .ei untra { stb-tM fets ~
bltsn Frb.
RT g eafals t1ben mir eiue sr6 Nuspabf 6 Q
RON B + f:tinRfn bis 3sr a'66 en- : Crr fur ~QptinbonO Ct
NIB sier0rauer, bS!,e}.e Sra b ub QusrfNe'bn In erps
ser &asrabi pUtratIt5 bic pu ar G~eaetgtsn Ab1eb oe en-.
. shiRr. IAAm Ennfl
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Uer(onal nnO oeLnclt.

@crfouotA Gin sutes GVdt&en fir cine fleine Gan1's
N-tt"'sW'' lite N1t3ufrasen 5ptften nns " h3F
1862 ettir, l GrepPe bod. tmtJ
Ncr(nunf. En- WdbHen fir oer6bnti6' faufartett,
NS1'"'tHls 6 5ammeritia8. 1855 9erin9trnir. (mttc)
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-12

was Immediately telegraphed TO Chief wambold OF Ne
ark but as tho train at that time had probably pass
newark his arrest doubtful The alleged forger
twenty three or twenty -four years of age, about hve
six inches In height, dark complexion, with small ds
whiskers and mustache. He had on black silk
dark cashmere coat and dark pants
ALLEGED FRAUD AND SEIZURE or LIQUOR co
DAYS since Chief Of Police McManus and aid Do
virtue o a search warrant, proceeded TO the pr
corner or Grand and Barrow streets, Jersey City,
pied BY Peter McClennen alias George Shannint
made seizure of Ave casks OF liquor "n'ch Is aes
were obtained by fraudulent representations from E.
HeIimer a uauor dealer doing business in Brookiy
McCleunen was arrested on Monday last, by Brook
detective and taken that city but on the ioilow
day while being conveyed TO court MANAGED 70 esca
and has no: since been heard Of McClennen is rep
sented have been frequently engaged 10 irauduis
transactions of a similar character TO the above.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-12
NEW YORK FAMILY MARKET.

Toward the close OF the week the prices have varied
but little from those already quoted Business is quite
brisk, fruit and vegetables being especially In demand
whlo the butchers state that this the poorest
for trade has ever been their III fortune experience
But the peach vendors and fruit dealers generally have
no whatever for complaint The present ia most
fruitful season, and the demand for peaches often
ceeds the large supply The crowded condition Of the
watering places the habtss Of which fully prepared
to pay literally for the Injuries OF the season. affords
abundant facilities for the dealers 10 dispose OF the stock
on hand. The almost unprecedented demand for the
choicest qualities renders probable that prices will be
extremely high for time 10 come. AZ Washington
Market yesterday the best Delaware fruit quoted
at ~ so 80 per basket while the poorer qualities were
rated al 81 25 The subioincd quotations for the best
qualities OF family marketing were gathered al Washing
ton Market yesterday -srlon steaks 25c 3oc porter
house steaks, 30c. 35c roasting pieces Csc. 400
lamb, 10c. a Ice. salt pork, Csc. fresh pork, 2oc.
Poutry-Gecse, 81 81 80 each ducks. 81 IS ~ per
pair; turkeys average soc per ID Fish-Bluensh, &c.
i0c founders, 100 porgies 10c. striped bass 1bc
Isc weak fish, 1lc Holsters So 10c oysters, 7Sc
81 Is O hundred. vegetables-Pcas 25c. Q quart;
corn, loo 23c dozen earsi egg plants, log, 15c and
zoe each; carrots, SC. bunch bects, &C. &c bunch.
Fruit---Choice Delaware peaches rare at 50 . % per
basket peaches 10c 25c per quart; cooking pears,
SOC rcr peck muskmeons, l6c TO 3oc each; blackber
ries, 16c. per quart
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-12

ALBANY LIVE srocK MARKsr-The cattle market opens
with pretty large supply, including droves Of
prime extra beeves, which quality last
week. There was an Improvement In the New York
market last Monday, ard buyers from there are
likely to buy freely but the stock trains behind
time yesterday and they do not care to venture very
deep until all or nearly all the stock coming in yarded
The delayed trains came in, doubt. last night and
reasonably lively trade may be looked for to-day Seve
rnl hundred head have boon sodsome TO Eastern buy
ers-and the dealers making these early sales think
prices have declined &c. per pound on all grades. Some
OF our figures indicate such n decline on the poorer
grndes but the best cattle 10 be held high
they were last week. We think prices are likely TO
range from &C. for the poorest to 9c for the best but
the best this week claimed TO be nc. per pound
were better in quality than those which ranked prime
last week. Sheep In light supply and good
quest at 5kc &c. per pound, and lambs at &C. Sc.
hear VI any material change in Prices. --Argss, Aaoa
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FRIDAY, August II-b = n.
Asuss. Receipts, SO packages The market quiet
at previous quotations.
BRxApsrurps. Receipts, 5,49o bbls. -four, l.54o do
meal 81 400 bushels Of wheat g. 7el do corn, IL
do rye ~ 223 do oats and $40 do barley The inferior
and grades OF State and Western -four dull
and prices declined i0c l5c. per bbl while the med
um 10 choice brands remained stcndy, with fair ship
men, inquiry The sales Of State and Western -four
prised 1900 bbs at revised quotations below South
crn -four quiet at decline; the sales only $50
bbls Canada flour dull and heavy and prices de.
clned l0c i5c, principally the low grades; the sales
were confined to 800 bbs. Rye -four quiet, without
material change in price. Corn meal was frm with only
moderate business at annexed quotations We
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The Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad Company will
their first and second preferred stock at the Office Of the
Farmers Loan and Trust Company
In our introduction TO the report of the Sinking Fund
Commissioners Of this city was stated that the amount
of investments held by the commissioners one
eighth OF the entire debt Of the city Il should have
read more than ne.fourth.
A paragraph has been extensively published stating
that the United States Circuit Court In deci
sion OF preliminary motion in the case of Wadsworh
the Chicago and Northwestern Railroad Company
decided that the consolidation should not be interered
with The fact differs from the statement The Court
distinctly refused decide any point connected with the
consolidation They merely made an order requiring
the defendants to give bonds to await the ultimate de-
csion OF case of taking the road Of their
hands and appointing receiver for the property The
decision was BRIEF and was given in the following
words
We do not feel disposed to decide the merits Of this
controversy on the present motion. The magnitude OF
the interests involved makes proper not TO give
decision until the losing party can If advised take
the case to the Supreme Court The motion for an in
junction and the appointment OF receiver has been
argued with eminent ability and great diligence: We
can see no necessity now, for interfering with the
management Of the road II the defendant will give
bond with sufficient surety to abide the ultimate judg
men of the court, receiver will not be appointed In
the favorable view of the controversy for the de-
PENDANT cannot avoid paying TO the noncontent Stock
holders Of the Gaena road, the value Of the Gaena
stock the LIST of June, 1854 with interest The de-
PENDANT Of its directors is, therefore, required in
ninety days, to execute bond in the penalty Of one
hundred thousand dollars payable to the clerk of this
court for the benefit of the parties in interest, with
surety suretes which bond shall be conditioned to
abide the final order of the court and shall be approved
by Of the judges Of this court If other non-content
stockholders make themselves parties to the suit before
the hearing the penalty Of the bond can be increased
deemed necessary or an additional bond can be given.
The business at the Sub Treasury to-day was as fol
lows
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The Boston Traveller Of THURSDAY refers TO the con-
diton Of financial affairs In that city as follows:-
The increased and increasing ease in the money mar
ket has caused activity In business The supply OF
capital Is amply sufficient for the ordinary purposes OF
trade, and all borrowers in good credit are readily &C.
commodated with loans demand at SIX per cent on
satisfactory security. The banks are discounting short
notes al six cent and longer ones at seven and three
aims In the street the rates are little higher ana
t little s done There to be rather more ANNA
Ton In for Investment and speculative account
6Jvernment bonds are aso n better request for perma
aent holding, and the market IL quite steady.
The Chicago Tribune Of the 9th inst says:--
The money market yesterday was dull and discounts
at ten per cent per for good Names and
he street brokers discounted second third paper
at T. per cent per month The leading banks were
well supplied with currency and good borrowers were
Eastern exchange continued in active demand
end under light supply the market very firm AZ par
buying and lilo premium selling. Some Of the banks
sold 70 each other at 600 premium but the de mand al
this rate was much greater than the supply.
The receipts for tolls on the New York State canals
from the opening Of navigation to the st day Of August
in each Of the following years. we're as annexed
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Spring wheat heavier aud less active and prices
went down &c &C. bushcl white winter was in every
respect withou, material change The sales included
$500 bushels at 50 OF a 81 o2h for winter red State
81 40 81 AZ for amber Michigan and 81 IS 81 Is for
Milwaukee club The corn market at the commencement
was dull ond heavy but subsequently ruled rmer under
increased demand, In part for export The sales
80 600 bushels at Soc 8Oc for unsound; 901sc. ole
for sound mixed Western and 92c for high mixed neary
yellow. Barley and malt were dull and prices
tirely nominal Rye was dull and heavy but without
noticeable change Oats steady at Csc 05kc for
Western.
B CAss SODA Further sales were made Of about $50
bags at 10c.
CorYgs was steady for all grades, and prime Rio was
some nrmer, though not quotably higher.
COTTON The market was fairly active, and prices for
all descriptions though not materially changed we're
rather steady particularly the inferior and com
mon grades. The sales comprised $500 bales. We
Quote-
ordinary " 50 "a 30
Niddiing.... ~ 20 10 -
CocoA-The market was quiet at 2lc. for Guayaquil,
Csc for san Bias SOC for Trinidad and 37c for Carac
as, all In gold, duty paid.
COPPER fairly active at fun prices for all kinds
We note sales OF $50 900 lbs Baltimore SOC 200 900
81 &c SIC The Of the loss Of 900 tons OF Bat
more copper by the recent disaster Lake Superior has
had tendency to stTcD the prices OF all descriptions
Baltimore L nov hs!d firmly at 'oc Portage Lake at
CAsprSs The demand was better for all descriptions
and prices were rmcr though not quonby higbe 500
boxes city adamantine sold at previous prices.
FREraHrs The market was duh and rates favored the
shipper The engagements were, 10 Liverpool, 1000
bushels corn al I'd per steamer 1000 bushels At
3D. $500 boxes cheese al 40s 500 do butter at s0s
300 bales cotton at Nd To Bremen, 500 hhds tobacco
at 20s AIS Q cases d. at ZOE 400 bels shoe pegs ~