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~ tRATHER-HemIoos-T condition Of tho market rs.
mains unchanged the demand being moderately active. while
price, remain the same. Receipts tt. stock somewhat ~
SmsI. We quote ~ N csshl. Hemlock-Bueno, Ayres,
Heavy ss1s Middle MAE s1t0 sSt I, sas sS Ss
0einSco &C. Heavy 5isIsc Middle s3a5lc Light III
D1sIc Good Damaged 81 $3.50 Poor DO. % a2Jo 10 the
Roqsh TS5'c oss slapshtssTIHssTy .osse Middle %
5lc the Rough Heavy ftaise.; Middle. 30 REQ Light
IEAD-The inquiry Pig ha. been prices ruled
Bp closing o 900 - TOR German Refined D. s7t0s7 for
Spanish hn1 g. si Ssl l2 tor Englsna gold Bar at 100
IfME-Rok las been fair demand ani prices were
firm Al 81 ~ for Common and " fer Lump.
ITNBER m very active the supply not plentiful not
withdrawing the increased amount Ok production last
that there would be falling on in ,cca. has sus
tliued there this which are
b IN bs states and Fenari.m having kspt Canada qnieT
srceuert has ineIiered somewhat with the production IL
l. geaeral believed that pines will still advance toward tho
T oe. there should be large decline IN tbs price of od
MOI AssESWo nave sill % report quiet market WITH
prees rather yorug the bIveri sies %, $50 Hhds Muscl
rsdo on private terms We luote Centrifugal and Mixed
yStac Cieyed asa $50 Mpscayado i5a0jc Porto RICO.
tg0 So anf New Orleans, -0asl.
SIViI SIORE,-Spirb Iurpeahne has been in far
demand and at ful prices stock 500 bhls Crude Turpet
le Common R...a rid dal and pTcrs are irrcgaar
Tar has been only moderately active YET steady Stock o0J
9 g5,o.,,is.. North County .........p 2som si0s
Tar Warrington aalNeFhs,u .......P bJL 90 asj 20
pitcl Wy, 80, a, aso ~ q m = a ,1
LOSE to' S,oeined and No IN ydjv $50 10 500 as
Io,in No and Pale aud White -..-..--..-. % d 10
Spirit, Turpenune. Ancfi-an - gal 90 a y
CruGo sperm quiet but prices are without change
stock loo bb all in h't hand, Crnde Whale remains hrm
ans iair business done Olive OIL IL fairly active and
firm sales OF Msrsee al 81 for quarts. and 81 s06sj
0lr, ins,s1s ----, y,ss o. 20 're' .
Whale Fei- TO Prime -------.-...-i 80 q
s, ,Si%. 'sGss rneeaslt. ....:,.sS@s s5
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use and prices steady sales OF 1000 h. at 2 iof
WESTERN l2l02ie Tor City and l3c for butchers Assoca
ton; Rough Fat il in firm demand. at At G7ic. cash.
WOOE-we have had very dul market for both DO.
mestc and Foreign Fleeces since this day week is
BUYERS and sellers are wide epart In their views we
quote currency. follows Domestic Fleeees az 20 o
JOc TOR Native quarter Merinos; 5GJic for oneha
and hrequarter do d6c for full blood do and OF o9c
for Saxony Fle,cei 3oaiOc. for No Pulled OGeVe loT
Superfre do nnd 6O065c for Extra de- 2OG27c To- com
mon Unwashcd California; q for Fine do, and lo92oc
~ quote Foreign follows South American at
95e for common Washed u SIC for Unwashod MestHa
and Merino, for Washed Entire Rios; 2Ie5Oc Tor
Unuashed Creole for Washed COrdoya Chiian al
a4a3kc for Unwashed Mestst and MernO Cape Of Good
Hone 3O83jc for Unwashed East India 35d 55c Tor
Washed and African at 20a3nc for Unwashed and va Oe
fsr Washed.
wHIskY-The market FIRM and the inquiry fair; sales
81 rs bbl. at o. % for Western, cash.
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SALT-Wth Hunted arrivals and the whole stock IN the
hands Of two parties we had very firm market Tor L
ernoo Ground and Fine At the close prices have az upward
toudency Other kinds remain duh and unchanged we
quote a., "a - -
Liverpool, Ground, v sack .......-..-si 90 asd ~
Liverpool Fine AshtOl's... "
Liverpool, Fine Worthngtons ...-........ ~ W
Turks Islands Vbush.............:...;... %
sales of CO.. 600 Of Fair Prime White City at lssT@!e
cash.
SEEDS The INQUIRY very limited for Grass Seeds and
prices arc nominal Clover s0a sl2 and Timothy Seed at
&C 81 per bash Rough Flax Seed Is scarce and wanted al
mana but prices without change closing at 81 5oGs4 20
~ Boston, and 81 asa 81 30 here.
asd prices firm Plates have ruled quite steady VITA
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Dlpi0eno Notices.

tplDluttu NUllitoI
Oyyrck CHICAGO ALTON RAILROAD Co.
CHICAGO ILL., August II. 1896. !
dividend NOTICE-N0TICE is HEREBY
~ GIVEN to the Stockholders u the CHICAGO AND ALTON
RAILROAD COMPANY. that DIVIDEND FIVE PER CENT.
free Tax has been declared o OF the earnings for the
last mon,h the Preferred and Common s,oct ne Gem
psny payable the Office OF Msssr o. X JEsUP COMPANY
No % Broadway in the City Of Newiork on the hr day Of Sep
holds Of said registered
such the business. bous the fh day Of August 1856
winch time tbs Transfer Books viii be close eopnd the
- day ofSsptsmoeE next for transfers
By order Of the Executive Committee.
". NJ LARRABEE. Secretary.
IRVING FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, No. 9
l. wsl+t. ksw-York August l. 1886.
''eySS'SSv
sLIABL1rlEs. August l. l8o6............. 1855
Ths Board OF Directors have tbsday declared DIVIDEND Of
MARTIN L. CRowELL Secretary.
vsrrED srArEs PsrROLSux cOxrASY. No % Pine..,}
NEwYoRK Aug 30, 1870 !
NOTICE-The UNITED STATES PETROLEUM
~ COMPANY have this day aslrei DIVIDEND Of THREE
PER CENT Tor the Aug and aer Saturday
Sept Transfer close Saturday, Aug IS and be
opeasd again hondsy. sept 3. By ORDER; .,
TIE GREAT CALIFORNIA VINE DEPOT!
II 0URNER Co, No 81 cedar-st, New-York.
See Adv srtis-ment Ia another column
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FRUIT-l have ruled quite firm, and FAR business
done Other descriptions Of fruit remain steady WIN
fair inquiry There scarcity Of Pineappies, aud win
good Il e there are here very rn
IN their Peaches and wanted We quote
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Chances for Business men.

vIlHE GREAT CALIFORNIA WINE DEPOT!
4 GuRNER Co.. 10. 30 CelaFsi., New. YORK
Atverfiseu-nf IN an0tf O. column
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STATE OF EwYoRK BANK DEPkersEsr,
ALB nag ises
THE DOVER PLAINS PaNK, Dover, Duchess
Conty h., this day Hej IN notice Of the sppoint
ent Of SHOP AND LEATHER NATIONAL BANK in the City OF
agent the redemption Of s circulating note to-
.hsr with the appointment Of the Broadway bsnh
such a.ef agreeable entitled amend the several
s tng Incorporated Banks Banking Asoeiaion and ndda
s1s..suTa g. w SCHUYLER Superintendent
STATE OF NEw. YORK BANK DEPARIsnSr.l
ALBASI August 81, 1866.
V,HE BRIGGS BANK OF CLYDE, Clyde, wayne
County has cay filed in this Department! notice ofsh sp
ponment OF the WOOSTER SHERHANs BANK, No Nssssu..
st. in City New York for the redemption OF u. CIR
with Of the appointment OF s
Bank such agreeable TO the act enud An &C
amend incorporated Banks Banking 40
,oci,tons and individual banksrs' passed April ~ 1859
q. W. SCHUYLER, Superintendent
rI,HE GREAT CALIFORNIA WINE DEPOT!
II gunner & Co.. No. 80 C6dars,., Work -
Advertisement another col1mu.
, 1866-05-18

Italian army. Money will be the great
difficulty, but the nation will be found
ready with sacrifices when the trumpet
really sounds. War will bring union of
political parties. The strong majority
obtained in yesterdays Chamber for the
three months provisional budget accept
ed by Ministers as a compromise with
the committee) was unquestionably due
in part to the present threatening aspect
Of foreign atf,irs. 1t is very desirable
the budget for the year should be discus
sed and voted, but should war quickly
come on, it may be deemed necessary TO
postpone it, to ask for full powers and
prorogue the Parliament. In yesterdays
Chamber some parts of the discussion
were interesting. La Porta (Left) at
tackled the Government. General Della
Marmora," he said lis not the man TO
put himself at the head ola national war
he is the man for alliances, and also for
the aid of foreigners, of those who come
to Italy for an idea, and carry off from us
two provinces,'' Massari.-'That for
eigner was the making of Italy" Voices
on the Left.-"We made it ourselves"
President.-"SiIence in the galleries."
A voice.-"Have them cleared" Other
voices.-"No, no Shame" La Porta
concluded by declaring that his vote
meant want of confidence in the Della
Marmora Cabinet.
, 1866-05-18

preventative of Prussia at the Court Of
King Victor Emmanuel.
A few days ago. the directors of the
National Bank ordered the metallic re-
serves of its branch establishments at
Prague and Trieste to be brought back
TO Vienna. Il is said that Baron Anselm
Rothschild has also deemed it advisable
to remove his treasures of art and other
yaluables from Schillersdorf, in Silesia,
to Vienna. Should Austria be so unfor-
tunate asrto be involved in a war with
Prussia and Italy, her rulers, if wise,
will make the political concessions which
are demanded by the Hungarian nation,
and at the same time convoke the "En-
gerer'' Reichsrath, the representative
assembly of the western part Of the En-
pire. In my opinion it would be very
like madness to wage war with PRUSSIA
and Italy, without having the moral sup
port of the Austrian people. | make this
remark because tneither Count BeIcredl
nor any one of his colleagues seems to
think it is necessary to put an end to the
present abnormal state of things. Though
the Minister of Finances has managed ''to
raise the wind' to the amount OF
30, 900, OOOh., or thereaboutS, it is much
feared that he will soon bring the Gov
crnment presses into action, although
an issue Of State notes, with a forced
course, will be a violation of the Bank
Act.
, 1866-05-18

REUTERS T~ELEGRAMS
AUSTRIA AND PRUSSIA.
Vienna, Nav 1.

vienna, May l.
The PreSSe of to-day says that the
negotiations between the Prussian Cabi-
net and q special agent Of the Italian
Government continue.
The official Weiner ZeitURg publishes a
notice stating that an increased number
of army surgeons is required, and setting
forth the conditions upon which they
will be accepted and the advantages they
will enjoy while attached to the army.
Berlin, May 1.
Prussia is said TO have declared the
proposals of Austria in reference 10 the
Duchies TO be inadmissible. No immedi-
ate rupture, however, between Austria
and Prussia is expected, as Austria will
submit her proposals to the Federal Diet,
by which they will be referred to the
special committee on the affairs of the
Duchies.
The state of things continues critical
on account of the ornaments of both
Powers.
1t is believed that the Prussian arma-
ments will shortly be increased.
A reply, dated the Goth, TO the Austri-
an Note of the goth ult., has been for
warded to Baron Won Wetther, the
.Prussian Ambassador in Vienna, stating
that Prussia does not agree TO the pro-
posal of the Vienna Cabinet in reference
to the question of the Duchies. 1t lays
special stress upon the community of
interests of Prussia and Italy, and gives
an %evasive answer to the Austrian pro-
posals for disarmament.
, 1866-05-18
ITALY
Florence, April 81.


Among all classes of the official, di-
plomatic, and political world there to-day
prevails unfeigncd surprise at the military
preparations of Austria, Of the extent OF
which it is no longer possible to dooA&
The menacing demonstration was so IN.
expected, that the first announcement OF
it was received with perfect incredibly.
In nv letter Of the 25tII Isreferred you
to Vienna for exact Information as to the
alleged ornaments in Venetla, which L
could not but think to be enormously
exaggerated, if not mere %icti0nS. For
weight hours ago, or little more, Gen
eral Della Marmora himself, l believe
NAV safely affirm, was incrcdulOuS OF the
reported preparations. What, could be
more natural than such disbelief? Aus
tria had agreed with Prussia. TO dIsarm /;
who could suppose that, having obtained
at least temporary peace, for which she
seemed so anxious, she would suddenly
put everything on a war footing south OF
The Alps, and, as it seems, also IN other
provinces of the Empire? For as you
know, Italian regiments are not kept IN
Venetia, and as the A~ustro-ItaIian sold
iers preserves and men on %leave), are
being summoned to the colours, is clear
that they go 10 complete the war strength
of regiments north of the Alps As to
what is passing in Venetia there can no
longer be the slightest doubt. The pre-
parations making remind one of 1859,
and are fully authenticated by letters
received here. Besides the resumption
of the passport system, and certain re-
strictions on railway traffic, which indi-
cate a state Of war, it appears that the
correspondence from Venetia to Italy is
tempered with, and for letters TO come
securely it is necessary to post them on
this side the frontier. This was done
with "a letter dated the 25th inst. and
written at about five miles from Mantua,
which, myself read and know TO proceed
from a sure hand. It states that in n
commune near Mantua there had been
taken, within two days, 400 men, soldiers
IN leave or belonging to the reserve,
, 1866-05-18
ITALY.

Florence, April 80, Evening.
The Chamber of Deputies to-day unani-
mously approved the following resolu-
tion introduced by Signor Mordini -
"That at this momentous crisis every
preparation for wal should be made"
The Bill presented by Signor Scialoja,
the Minister of Finance, authorizes the
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