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The SILK


It Is no common topic Of commercial aud
domestic concern, whether the world is 10
Lose The graceful and beautiful tsknes asso.
cihted with our civilization, and In: all ma
hons the symbol Of luxury and retlnements,
the, product Of the sIlk worm. The recent
reports that have come from the si1k-groF-
e1s Of the continent, have strengthened The
growing uncasinees Of, several past seasons.
A formal official review Of the subject is made
In . report inst published II the Paris Hon
atur, addressed By the French Minister Of
Agriculture, to the Emperor, on ths present
suffering condition Of the SILK rowing inter-
est. The diseases that have prevailed among
the woIms-Tartously known by the names
gatine, pebriue, phthisis- have been sush
that the normal annual produce. Of silk In
France, which ueed to be worth one hundred
millions of francs, fell in 1868 and 1so4 to
thirty -four millions. All attempts By the
Government, and by private Individual to
find a remedy have fai]ed noswithstAud-
Ing liberal offers have been made, and many
epecious and empirical claims put forward
only to be exploded. So widespread is tbs
disaster, that three thousand FIVE hundred
and seventy -four mayors, in the elk growing
1memorialize the French Govern
ment for relief. The only successful silk
growing in these departments, was from I'M
parted silk worms riggs from Japan. It has
bsen decided to refer the whole question. as
to the best means Of procuring seed and rear
iGg wo1ms, to the examination Of eommis--
sion Of Scientific and practical men, the MIN
lister of Agriculture himself being presIdent,
with Mn. Dunno, de Quatrefaget, Pellgot,
Pssteur, Claude Bernard, and Tulasne, all
members Ct the Institute, and n. de Monny
de Moray, director of Agriculture, to whom
are to be added SIX practical silk-g:owers.
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Con 11ct Of Authority In Sosth
E0FOlfnns

NEW YORK; aug. U-lNe Hefdt0's CHARLES
ton cor. spondent. August 5tb, says a mis-
understanding between the civil und military
authorities has arisen in consequence Of Gov
etnor Perry haYipg,l in his proclamation, re-
appointed the old county officers who we're
Ii position under rebel rule. The rebel Sher.
III Of Charleston had demanded the surrender
OF the county jail from. Gen. Bennett, Post
Commaudant, who returned a prompt rdfu-
eal, stating that South Carolina is still nader
martial Law, and that he will deliver up no
property In his charge till ordered to do 80
BY his superior officer. The military gener.
ally, and the Union men Of the State, what
lev of the latter there are, are Indignant
over the proclamation, and the attempts Of
the utadulterated eecessiouists to make use
OF 1t to regain their lost prlitIcsl positions.
MaDy consiaered that Governor Perry had
c2ceedCd LIS power. willie Others asserted
that he was a.t'ng n accordance with the
Piesloentfs INSTRUCTIONS.
General Gilmore has started on an expedl-
ton INTO the interior. and Is expected to pro.
ceed IS far as Columbia, and hsvc an inter.
view with the Governor. It Is said that the
General haE recommended to the War D3-
pastmcnt tho retention Of considerable
military 1nrce In the State for some time 1et.
II Is believed that the State Convention will
have majority Of delegates of the school Of
the old q . cutters and rebels, Who are deter
mined, II possible, to regain theIr last pow-
, 1865-08-10
TIE ILLINOIS INFANTRY BRIGADE.
HISTORY OF 4 varERAN: coNMAkp-rHE1n
ra~o~17s A<'pnss THE pLlSS-uoW TO AD-


~ Irnr,esnondepce of the cb,c;eo rr1bu,e1
csrp Ir11so1. rxYssIHI He1c.nn
1oa caaM Caxxx. Kanfa.. juiy %. ls5s.
Ees,;nr tha+ ronr 1ead+re n,,rht ,oan .;1b+
@ ~. sa,'S,.ns 80. ts,s hasas
a'ose'helo "a tas eoa"4ao' Lave LIE aonof
TO state tLht alter executing divers knd sun
dry mI1cd-up movements In the lately de-
fnnct southe1n Coulederacy. we have al last
n~os.,.d f-on, ohacnr;tr and ,a1,an m m,
une' ~ - ess - @ s.1 - - r. w
line ol nsfcn aor tae scens .. 1ue 1noian
troubles. In now referring TO this brig
aae {compoaed Of ihe 14th, 18th and
ed regiments Illinois infantry, It msr not
~ ~ ,aoe. "a ,o,,- \, =. x,..t ~.
oe OIL " p'Ass ~ .esn " ~ ls9s -
tory. These fee1men1s were organized N me
summer Of 1861, aud almost Immediately took
the field. The 14.h and 18th proceeding 10 the
t1,ar,o- ~ 1f,aeond. and the oad rems,n;nr
A'e''o. " -. 1,.Ns,.n..N. - .,HA.
In garrison a. blsas foinL Upon Inc ofganl-
zation Of the "Army Of the Teuuessce," In
1he winter Of 1862, these regiments were
asa,cnea tn the 4th division. Br,p. Gen.
e.snhsn A un,1,,nt cnmnan5;no aDd ,,n,no.
eapaea .a q. :. ~ ~ Ta.sanssa - 49,. ~
dntely passeo ap tne 1enne79ea t1Ees W
Plitsburg Landing II Is Unnecessary 70 say
aueht OF their conduct in the bloody battle
OF shilch. It is enough that they BELONGED
The county knows well how that division
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IN many townships ths wheat Is turning 'te ear Il
taYT sQIue s&un3 were entertained lest
he atera should be oxen or the crop lodged But
ii fears were gron9dless io5 M crop stood the
aie ans abort tn the straw and th- grain had
rot tiled. Within ths l2:t Ten da1H. however, tna
heavy md full. The cat crop viii Be mora than AZ.
eTage this yesr Tha potatoes were never 80 Ia 1u.
cheaper than ID ths thai h41 passed. An aoun.
dtat crop Of potstoes implies more swine aud boal-
81 ths And IL. htve sppea1ed i1sht green
roVs under the rain. and. though pEobab 1Ata ths
Ro.d IL exceedingly ma everywhere. snd Al ab1a,
CANT supply Of nouslabnk winter TODD Tar catts mlJ
not been cut but Wit the mnuaznt the ather ist
ties, Fnx IT, everywhere = me. tall. clean crop. Ii
know shst IN wasttn93rhe aeed h throws away yefY
yEuAhle portion OF tho crop. On II. xhote t14 caf
yeIt promises 10 b cno at the ncss anuufnut va
have had for many cA1s.-ITtA T.m<s.
, 1865-08-10

ton Of the country, atd possessing them
selves, as they can do IN sl1 hours, o. every
railroad, telegraph, post tflce, osuk, man o.
war, arsenal, and fort In The onilea States
Hc adds, in q stage-whlsper STYLE, that the
FenIsns have bought, without III. knowi-
eacr Of The Gorernment. all the monitors
tbet b.re been sold since the close Of the
W.T.. Perhaps they hare bought this corres-
nondeut monitor himself He has eyidsnly
t,,, aid bv somfbodT,-
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tnc1osed By eleven etrouE iron Wirrs, e'ch one Of
which IL car. fully wound with Manila thread md
faturtted with tsr, thus n once protecting the
guta percha and SIDING 'tsenEth 70 the esble- Its
strength l. equal 10 bearing strain OF e'eyen and
three quarter tons. As compared with the tapsile
str nslh OF the cab.e O. 1852 il Is several times
s1ester. while the electrical tes'R htnw the pres-
eni wire to be Infinitely superior to that Of the
csb:c Of l5ss-r
We shall await with Interest the full de-
tails respecting this third great failure. Thus
far the weight of evidence seems to argue
the 5mpracticAbility, In the present state of
electromagnetic science, Of sending q clear
electric current through the ATLANTIC cable,
however veil laid. Indeed, 1t inay be doubt
ed II any cable can be laid more perfectly
than that Of 1855 Meanwhile attention viii
be turned to the Collins route by Behring's
Straits and Russian Asia, which is rapidly be-
Ing pushtd forward to lis completion.
, 1865-08-10
Kentucky EOlprel Troopv.

official report Of tho organization of colored
troops, a,atts that Kentucky has furnished
2s 81a black men to the army. The 10Th,
lestb, 109th, 114;h, 1l5th, 116tb, 117th. 119th,
11ob, 1e2d, 123l. 124 h, and 125th regiments
OF colored infantry are all from Kentucky.
first eight ordered 10 Texas. The 4th, 9Th,
12tb, aud 18th regiments Of colored artillery,
heavy, and the STU aud 9Th regiments OF col
ord cavalry, are from Kentucky. and except
-tha nth eEttit-sy, are now on duty In TINT
State. Gen. BrssbIn says that q ,n0O women
and children hare been freed under the act
OF March 8th. 1865, granting freedom to the
wires acd children OF colored soldiers. The
whole number Of PERSONS made free in Ken
tucky through tbs fnstumentslity Of the
army, Is l00,8
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his face g1oved with 3 high resolve, aud 1
never saw manhood more sterling and erect
thup BIZ ev.Ey lineamen' betokenei.
F.om wat have written, and from mauy
nere things ef similar import, you baye tho
reasons III my NTH in our new President.
Fns Ftest import, md be does not 1sh % 10 err err
through ha.te or lmprudence. He is now
feeling his Hsy. and will yet Justify the hopes
of The progressive aud the patriotic.
, 1865-08-10


vEssH. Observation-Disclosures WIS received 4.
Maiden. Dy Eatt. Fo ter Pfovi3r nal Marine Inspec.
tor on sumo ayr that the ba1q1e 2. MACK had met
wtich wns not given. It was statsl a1.s thas sne
was underwriting 70 reach Oetsol Tor tbs purpaa4
she hss not yet sde her appearance III It she Is IN
1ouhls foMAwhe fbeso IA no room fcr doubt.
Tu1 WHKCK 1T MALrKy.-Cspt. Foster. Mari1a
In'peetor. has, .ith GAnk o. man. beeu erZsged for
Soma d.ya psst u E.iainx tho wreck Of The tuE sam
undertaking conpletcd lsst eVtninT. Tue work hss
ptnkre.&ed !hus far uewhaf tslulty, o~l7g lha
ScA city ct tha fsquitie MAte31as Il thAt locality
Nth Which 10 aEcAp1 pftAn1f.
, 1865-08-10

New foRK, Aug, 9.-The, steamer Costa
Rico brings Pannma dates Of the S1st ultimo.
The steamer Monuchlta Planas. whose seiz-
ure by the Nicaragua Government was an
nounced By the last arrival, has been conis-
Gated, partly on account OF her informal
papers made out by the United States Con-
suf at Panama, but principally owing to her
being eugaged In an Illegal and plratlcal
crulse,
There Is considerable excitement concern
ing the coming election, and hosquera would
probably be chosen
, 1865-08-10
Death by lightning.
EpKOxtS. ILL, Aup. & I

Editors Chicago Tribune:
, Mr.. F. ". NoEy. while engaged IN hauling
plank, near the village of Sokom1s. Mont
gome1J county, Illinois, Was struck BY light
ming and instantly Killed. The current took
effect On the head and passed down the body
and leg. a companion, who was with HIN
on the lumber, was knocked down aud
stunned, but soon recovered. Ms. No,y was
lately from Wisconsin, where bis parents re-
side. and wax much respected here. His fn-
neral was attended By large concourss of
our people. R. N. LEE.
, 1865-08-10
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET

80 xsae: 81 q tds5 1f Il
&loT1ue, IN ececrd1sX E1I thyrS rxasa ot3drr7{as
'CaaHps, and ara 70 ra7o7'e'Ss "'f
o'ee'< Y1psEsnAS Evuuas Aax. y ~.
-nxvccsr4-LAkn Fk1Ion7s -pnll 1oa aek kch III
EH sLs L1.r. nts Vefo; TO BcyTALo-Ha1eHa Uup-
e.. eas. &c ors Il 5Hc. 70 0sWkoo-oenf' Ee"ea''u'
cern aF rs rtreurs-Assu unse,t1sa n no ~ 9anal @
r.1s &c ana s1.oo fer Fle 70 nc" 'o'A "ao oos
toD. r-vrnvyx-A-ea arIet A. SIC Aud DC
~ - E1nrr 10 New York 7nd Ha6Alo:
foI f'GI GGIuR-Reesirea tsu @ nss .aippad - nsls.
Ea,qx WisTsa-ioo 81. Geo. Fis1t" = 90. % :;
50 ii. .Peteison and Mo:d On p T.; ~ n,I 5ss Aes
IL" IT, ma ID nIs x s,1o1s1 oa & &; s nsls .rl1-
C." q s; iae b,s -Beekets' At $50: 10 plls
M,nus1shs1 and 1s3 brs not named u s7.6o; lca
f1ia .Pljncetou lily Anr 3A brl. named At A759.
is9 es!s Tsls :: = 81 100 ef'. .road
4 ID &: 100 hfl1 "E gin" At 3d@; 10 oris sCeosr
Biyrrr 1t u ~ sraHa sTP1R-lts pE:s "shau Book
WHEATLRsceiyed. sd1eo hu: shipped. 1tc1 hn-
Market e1ntod and 697c hlKhsr. Sales wslo: Rzo
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"0ol in KRuMA

tFrou tho lesyenworth Journsl1
Messts. EltneAmith d Brot1e1 nought on SatnEdsJ
1:0o r NV ne11eAn wcol At 10 =: Tntsty
Aeslfs. jewell 4 Co. Eers yesterday loadns - =.
tht5r twelre cazs Eth woo to H Se Rooi
buyers q Michigan Ohio ind Vermont 70 ~; tte
ae,'s, En-. h1ys IN he LEI III 4 sa .Te1s4e
Of ipw Ii 10 16 md about soa - o. Hoo fasseu u
This section, u sboa! ioc Great quAaures o. "o''
are stu comm into ukfk9f.
, 1865-08-10
rnrz r1NaTFD STATES CHRISTIAN
COMMISSION

THIS organization, whose memory VIII I've
as o1c Of the mort valuable and noble ad-
furcts of the WAT for the Union, Is shout
winding up It's labo1s. George q. Stuart,
ESQ. OF Philadelphia. Its Chairman, has is'
eued a circular, announcing that It u the
purpose of the Executive COMMITTEES to pub
iish history OF The Commission. aud also
collection Of valuable and authentic Incidents,
such Is E1l prove q worthy memorial OF its
work, The Secretaries have been Instructed
TO enter ut once upou the preparation Of
thesc volumee, and TO complete them as soon
as NAV be consistent With fullnces and thor
opctnesa. The history will be prepared BY
Rev. Lmue1 Moss, Home Secretary. The
volume Of incidents By Rev. E. F. Smith,
Field Secretary. -...-.
The Committee desire all who hsve wrought
in the service of the Commission, and all who
have witnessed tts operations, to forward any
materials that will atsist in giving value and
com1leteuees to theee memorial records. we
second the appeal OF this circular, and Of all
similar Efforts to bind in permanent sheaVes
the golden gratus OF our national history,
The growth Of the past four years. It tsA
supplementary duty OF the war which has
won back onr national Life, to secure COM
pie&ensas aor 1t. records. The pages We have
tn1ntd IN The past four years are among the
most Important In Ill human history. It
*hn oe easy 1or loyal men ard women to
contribute to-day what the coming historian
ehall build Into his solid work fha4 4. In
stand ior all thnc. It Ia what com,nc per.
eratiuus Of men will ask Of The present oa
the minute and faithful aunals Of our 80,
struggle. Not anoug the least valuable mi
be the "reminiscences, 1acts and incidents thst
Will illustrate the episit and method st hnue
and In The field, Of the great twin orgsntxA-
items Of patriot and Christian Philanthropy
lie Sanitary and Christian Commissions,
, 1865-08-10


1ho to:al receipts lande It the yasds to-day nun
bsr s:cohesd. Tho ensered sa'es 500 head fesF1ng
stil In be tala yn1ds about u 600 head. -
Tbs chief buJess sodsJ have been Boston, c1eyo-
land aud Cincinnati man. A laW New Ysrk m-n
have be en In the market. but ther op4rhuon1 Hcra
limited. The present aspect Of the New. York Hog
market does not sntka dealers very fhyorably. and
they are not to operate. But other buyers
have been active, and bought Eesly asA decltaa Al
abou. ,hs raling rates Of ye1tertay.
But ons OF two lots hzse been told It an adylnce.
Qne lct IN particular. sold BY 4. strahotu Co Al
the Southern yards. to Giztel, OF CleFeand, AysrsS
Ing 2s5 ns, At $l1.st. .... ...-..
r Cenxcr l. Bro. also said tho s1ma daales drove
oY6o hogs, averaging rs na. At s1e.1u.
We quote the market u actiya and prtc nosn.n21ly
unchanged.
Tho pkles hare bexn ~ followB:
, 1865-08-10
CHICAGO LUMBKR mARKET,

=. TxnXEanAT KTxNr41. Aug = 1sde.
LCAByR-Etc ce1rGd 2.ll6m. eh.pped Iss5m. There
we're only two etrzoes the market today. hotA or
which were fo!d as follows carEo seh. Fllluo1P
fonn GlArd Traverse Bay. ec3tn y strles. balanced
assorted At xl5 90 Haa1an, Lsy + Co; clrgo Sch
Fash.on from Fiat Rosk 1e5H, scantllng Jsnt nud
common srzlps. 1t t13 50 By MAsoa.
, 1865-08-10
MISSOURI

ParoIed Rebk1As Grieyances-A=ony
Among the Seceasion FreAchern-
Hofse Stealing BY. Guer11lzs-RAiI-
road NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and As-
s2aalD DReiOn-Fro-max3m OpIu-
Ions, ETC., Etc.
, 1865-08-10
7-3O II. s. NOTES.
JULX eDRIUga

We win MI ordes rom daA1e1s Tor the presenl serss
OF 50 Nctes, tos short tIe, On tAe tImS he1eto-
a. ths oppo1 for lnbscsibipE han past Va can
m orFer fece1ye tko nYe per can't LWoyeAf notes II
pas ana inteFest IN p xyIn6nr Of ofdsr1
J. f. Rl1I6, President.
EOW. L TIEKHAN, Ealhlrr.
, 1865-08-10
sHJFxnzs or r1oorun AuG,

FLOUR 1Nn 0aA1X n sT0R1,
The following ssbls, compiled hoa the otdetQl
reports Of the wssehcuscrasn to the Secretary o.
the Board OF Trade, shows ke amount ot Flour
and Grain IN store ia this city IN Saturday, even
ing 1ast, compared with tho snsspnt in atdea
weak 1go, aud tue corresponding ,dats lsss year:
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Being "a Increase q s. 7slod pr cent. over iasr
The n. T. Htrald OK Mondsy contalns tbs fol
lowing:
"AlRIga amount Of the smalle. determinations
Of Seven.Thi1ty notes Is employed "a currency
in he interior, and especially The West, Whete
the people have become 80 accustomed 10 cur
rency below par that they take 1t without the
coupons"
1.-THE financial editor cannot bull'' gold in suy
other way than putting afo2t such nonse1se as
the above, he had better so over to the 3" bear'
slde. Let him come out "West'' and sae what
ruceets he would meet with in passing of Seven
Thirtes "with0ut the coupons" ~ currency.
We would advise him, however. to bring few
tsreenbzeks" with hin, as he cou'd scarcely
purcha.e meal Of victuals with New York State
money or other " currency below par n
We Gee IN Item going around the papers to
the effect that there are no banks in Chicago out
s'de Of the National banking institutions. This
Ia An error, There Il the MetchAnta' Losu and
, 1865-08-10

CHICAGO DnY GOODS MARKET.

WEnN1sDAY EyKHIxa, Aug.
TheIa IL fAir amount Of hu.sness doing In Dry
Gocdl considering tho aaAso1. F1Icea arc re1n8-k
ably esdy and with ths exception Ct 4e decline In
Standard shettnes there s1a faw points to notice
MeF7t18c Prints are 1c lower. Carpets, Jeans,
Ticks, Deninas &c., stsaSy and unchanged, TIE quo:s:
, 1865-08-10

= A Bo4pn0IDH2.
The nervous gentleman who wrote the above IL
answered by one Of the - s'numsrous readsrs' and
fellow v1etins, who L., perhaps, himself one Of
the .sComnissioners'' In whose 'hono't' ho has
bonndleas confidence. Hs does not want tho
present comparatively hsppy condition Of affairs
disturbed, nor any unpleasant truths brought to
light and 10 he sends tho following 10 the Lon
don Daily Eescs:
SIN: 4. Confederate bonahnlder, hope that
Aestrs. Schroeder d Co. will not commit taem-
tIns'ed 10 their charge. Tns commissioners Of
The Confederate GoveFnlneut are men Of bonor,
I'D wiil DO the.s best for ths Interests of the
consistent with the tntaresss Of ihe bouuhoi
Wien ths ptspss tTs aEriys. s;, hsEs no a9nhs
a,ed viii take upon Itself It's proportion OF tho
cotton bonds q .19nltquitatsd, which anouAss 10
LET Ist essb stite pcrtorm this act Of honesty md
policy. and Il will oatain ss murh money Al they
n,y require io Eepsr shs 1 s9a rsyaSes @ of
fot and M friends are large shareholders, and a
sse p
4 IAR0E CoTIoN BosDnsLpER.
1T app:asa rom Official data that the receipti
from customs for tho quarter ending with March
were 120 s1o, 900; internal revenus, tas az coo;
sales Of pnbIc lands, xlt2, 600; direct taxstion,
f3s 100; miscellaneous, a. 1s9, ,000-total In round
nnnhAyn eYr1nafYA n 1nAna .Ec fDn nm nm
Ths 49,; s~osndi.n,e. nv ~, ssns tfr,s wsrs
esa5, zoe. CO.,
"A WazhtE gteu correspondent writes as FOL-
1ovs: -
tnss ~ rc,iineafas ~ tnsahtsSn.s. Iast wsap ~
amonnted To- 'hnt n. lin I'D. Wniie tne smnnnt
reIrrme5 rsnehed ina sum nf S7'717 f9So, maftne
an," an A%1 - 'AS p10A" e"S' - S'''Ao'
Tho following are the dlFldends declred ser-
eEsl Il sts New Eork Insurance Companies for
July: Tbs Columbian Asrine, Crest Western
Marine, Mercantile Mutual and Washington Ma.
ripo have zach dselased threa and a half per
cent tem3.aanna 1nsefees ais1dend- 49,.
, 1865-08-10
CHICAGO CATrLx rtAEHEx


Wednesday Evening, Aug.9-
BEEF CAT1LE-Accordinz to ths Board ot Tra.e
rtpcrt the Eecslpsa and shipments stnee our lAst
tssue- compared with the corresponding period
1854, hare been ~ follow. 1t should bo borna IN
Dind tnas tht11 receipts and shipuena a.e really
these Of tie day preceding:
, 1865-08-10
COMMERCAAs

WxpHKsDAT EyEnII9, Aug.
Tha following sumMarJ thows tho movement
In produce and provisions during the past II
hours, compared with the movement FOR ths same
time list year:
, 1865-08-10

Here the gold market was extremely dull, with
light snles On The street at 1431@144-c1osiuR at
Light esles we1a made al 144l014i1s. Thcra Vas
no eecona board hsld-
Silver ~ In limited demand at 1s5.
Government Bonds are steadJ. We quote;
, 1865-08-10
rnR GReAT INDIAN COUNCIL.

The Government is evidently deslrous Of
rett,pr straight, square look at the 1nditn
si,uation. uncolored by. the reports Of inter
ested contractors and lying purveyoFs for
-rar .nnn1i-. A prand council has been con-
ma ., 4be lat NJ s.ntember 1t
80 ~ c,h.o1 n n Tho Indian Territory, at the
.s-eo.n.~ ~ the Noosho and the A,kausas,
soaAt .1,r.s hnnared and tlgty miles sonth-
s".. @ ae a. 1on{. Tbr coyernment In this
sorn.,1 vn1 h. rcnre.ented by commission
, 1865-08-10

The market for oil stocks still continues to be
marked by moro activity, aad II the decent mem-
bers Of either Of the Stock Boards wopld adopt
Aoue means to dave out those who arc e1cla.
svelJ gamblers, there would doubtless be a bet
ter Stale Of thtnge for the oil in crest The fol-
loving Ia comparison Of the prices realized to-
daH mi hoa kaf lEaf Ea&.
, 1865-08-10

Tbe actual receipts Of Cattle te.d1y number s9a
hsao aEd tha entered sales 200 head leaving nov
on sa,e 1t the various u d. sooat SO head.
The qaantY ot the stock Ia generally bad, thnnghA
few lots Of prize Cattle have bsen .ecelgea Gregory
/ HastiuEs. tas tho Sherman Yards, had + drove oi
50 hesd very dnt C4tte. fer which Il q was a.zed
But most al the stock OF ths variety. Thera
has bstr eonsiderab:s Aet1ylty among ouysts. STOCK
CAttla, especially. being IN good demand. For good
Catta pr1ceshAye ruled a1n Ut tbs eloslaE rate OF
}S11 week. SID about ths same rAnge Of values hss
bean austaines.tn othes Ersdes. vs. quota the mAs.
ket sctYe. sud prices 11n ard unchanged. Tnssa.es
hAFs bet1 ~ fellow:
CATTLE SALES TO-DAY.
aHzkMAx TAAo9
Gss,zory Hssti11a sold smlIh 70 hssd. svsfaztns
.ruIeEoty a.stlugs ssld Sweet q head. avesszi,g
Friend seid Herman 8 head hsifss. averaging SIS
Adams soid smi.h Is head. averaging $50 lbs. 1t
Aesmz sold Dauba 70 head, averaging IS les.. at
sold Brunernan u head. Aveststng so lbs. At
psabe .osd Blair Is h=.a. .vsrasins ZIG lbs, at
p1uss sold on~nho1 1s hsAd Averaging ST. lbs AT
Adsms sold Mthan l: hesd, ,~,>.aaips 900 lbs. at
= Sesle, i E,srtdke .ald eisett a. head. averaging
ccosy dsldzc sold Blair 'uhear. averaging SO
h:;as. .eia Ts..nal als bs.d. Averaging 11so ns. at
Adsl:s sala sat.al Is he.a, averaging 80 n., at
k3-EA
M1cn1oAv SOUTHERN TAHp9-
nc e ;,s WseD 81 head Cows aud st's svas
eSEssJ III Gsssaesa h..a Cows and ss=sF'. AZ
cs1ssr g; 'sls ss 81 hsaa Cow. and
s.me 10 tans II head COWS, averaging $50 rs. n
CoDger cold B. Mallory ys4hesd ssasrs and Hciisss,
averaging Go 81. It ~ oeF head.
Atss so4dLt1iuEston = had averaging soa NJ, 1t
j. q sod are.nrau 10 nssd, averaging 80
Geodsid sold Pea.1 70 head. averaging aso ns. 1t
pxxson sold Hozdon Is head. ares.z,us 1lds ~, It
psups sold Rusls17 head. averaging 1,os ~, st
Hal ao,d Alexander Il head, averaging ad7 nj. 1t
Hinek'sy so1d Rusle 4 Co, q hssd. averaging 80
e. K1bio sold Gordon IS head, AvsrsglnE "a ~, At
6,,d,sy sold sa...sr IS head Cows and ss.er,. Az
HIksy sold 6reenwals Is head, averaging 900 rs,
j. .Gf!aie. sold Greenvlll 3 had, averaging -
p. atst,t.k.
Toxr wA1y4 rA1ps.
gregorY sold Morris, WAixnl 4 Retnasman 20 h.ad
INST tlsss Ihtros sseers fed ~ The sel Ia Mclean
WniiHurE 4 AsnorT soid fa1rs Cows, avasg.ns
Foo NJ, II g. - to NcaIAu Is bead IoM1 sud etee,
averaging s9l M. IT. %: 70 Wall % Eows: ayetaE.
NJ sas az, sIst.sp
Cow, avezsglnx SIS ~. At t17a
HOG9-Fruun the reports msda On 'Chanst.EalsR1n
that tho receipts and shipments tlnca cur last sue
ccmparad With the receipts znt ahipE,t ns OF 1861
have bs en- Is follows 1t should be borne In mind
that tbs pts and hhlpncnts are really thoao Of
the ts7 preceding: ...
, 1865-08-10

Grais Movspen. Tarsss51 ~ ha1s,e: s9a's Trough
This eastward ra2yeueanno n ~ 1anaar1 to AugaAt I,
Buffalo from the Hest, uona "sAHHA' -
, 1865-08-10

HsW Texk st1ok mArksf.
,Uu41E p11eo for caaa. Aug .. l5s1 Received n9 p
8, Baltonstan 4 Co., Communion. gtoak and Bend
Hro1er1. 50 Q2rk Autet, Etlc4EH.