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Liverpool Classification.


FLOUR AND MEAL--The market for the lower grades
a'S very hrm with upward tendency but Gen.See IS
o Sc steady being comparatively neglected The demand
,oi Michigan Is considerable We quote Genesee SIS from
se receivers with irregular lots selling 93i Michi-
gan and Ohio sly S13 Sales $50 bbs round Ohio for
ives; aides at So and 800 do do at sly parcel Troy
neld AZ a52 The stock Of Newt Orleans has been IN
creased by all arrival but we hear Of sales Southern de-
IIIsP'ons are without and very dull Georgetown,
ho"aid-street, and Richmond Country l2t; Brandy
WINS flesh % Rye Flour ises plenty and rather rmer
saes ieo bels al II: Meal Jersey S7!-small sales
50; hhds ii. Shorts continue at Ship
GRAiN-We hear Of nothing doing in Wheat. Another
S0 Oh ne" Southern IS the market unsod. Last sale
lliino,s at 100 Cent?. Corn excepting New Orleans
mol very plenty North River is held at 56 SIC Sales 900
ooshes jersey out OF store, 81 measure Considerable
Quantities oil hts CoIn have been taken recently FOR meal
weight, and 1000 do heated 90 cargo OF Vrpin, is
Sold Rye and steady but buver, are moi wilior 10
Pty present prices sale Of 1900 bushels wa, made 50
cents, delivered. Oats quote IS 20 cens-r,,h.r
plenty and dull
WHISKY-The demand IS good and we notice further
s 200 bbs Orleans at % cents and loo do Western
G2Ss "a. Drudge plenty %. sale OF so hbds
0Gg1t;y Whisky WAS made on terms no, transprsd
hAYThere is nothing bpt a retail demand which take.
on considerable quantities al As So The supply is fair
sALT-We notice sale Of 400 bbls onondaga at lose
Per barrel Of $50 lbs.
Ss.s terms
FRUT-sales Of Bunch Rasin, have been made from
eo1d hands So la3 sale of II Citrons made
AZ Is Cents
sPiCEs-Nu,msys No are held a, So, with small sales
parcel Of 1000 Casis la. changed hands for export
snse, .hor, price
REaGs-salss % bale, Sicily a, 3!c, cash.
lOBACCO-At auction to-day 10 hhd' Kentucky M
snaa'abe y 81 average SO So u do do unmerehanta
, 's ): ST. average 81, all mos; Is boxes manuac
'A: r, Al 0 = s; and l55 DO 5! y, cash.
h Where is demand for Priuie Rendered at I.
oat u Is scarce.
s,iiAontsloSSNo, much doing to-day in barrel meats
sVo eels Prime Pork ST; Mess quick at %
es OF old nominal Fof Beef there has been NOR.
~. small tae Of Prime was made al %. The demand
Lard continues good aud some $50 bbls hav.
'aHen mostly BY the Oil presses 81 a53; key, are
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the Science of Political Economy and the adaptation
Of It's Principles 10 the Condition of our Country
andth upbuitdtns Of Us Prosperity
BIZ HORACE GREELEY
The work Of Mr. ATKINSON is of the most nstruc
tive aud admirable that has yet appeared the important
and difficult subject Of Political Economydficult,
much in the of lis laws the ap-
pcation of those laws the issmilar complicated vary
ing circumstances of different nations and periods The
laws educ-d by Mr.. Atkinson just clear, vital
and yet so strangely overlooked by those who srosate
thsmseve, the title of the Political Economists our day.
and who resolve all Political Economic Science doing
notlng-of whose universe Somnus is God-and who ele
the maxim Of the counter Buy where you cheapest
to the summit Of aainabe wisdom and craftsmanship In
their eyes the cheapest possible producoucon being the
uneng standards the great end Of human effort and he
who ousrpPsd the hsadong is doomed TO rum
and starvation by the law of strife and depressing
competition, which they blasphemousy represent the
der of Providence These the views put forth by the
Political Economists enoned in Colleges and Senates
as liberal and Heightened at least these the inevitable
results from those views II needed that the spacious
aces put forth By these teachers should be scutnzed and
nfuted, and this has been done mastery manner by
Mr.. Atkinson As elementary treatise on Political Econ
omvas .futatiou of the doctrines of Free Trade thso-
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O. WaIIsn, Auclouspr.
IAIDOEtrLrrbS 4 Nh al NfrL, A :

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no IMPORTERS AND MANUFACTURER
i WILLIAM LlALL respectfully informs h, frenda
and the pubic that his Auction sud Con Stor.
No iie Broadway opposite the NrwNork TuterSas Is
on IL the reception Am and Forrisn Goods either
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,:a show IS ows snd the light also admitted The
roof and IS peThapa Of he best stores Tor exhibiting pant
ing, furniture lamps rsted chm. or fancy goods Of
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in Breldway Merchants Manufacturers and others that
have goods dispose Of will md ITO he 4y naSs 70 de-
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and all money. received will b, iitn Tjl !"ld over.
" B. FAMILIES OTHERS that have ur"t"'e ot Goods
to dispose Of them sold the scr' CT Al 'he ~
sl-ctiye residence l...
n siI,HERs Ann BooKsLLLERs informed tax a. soon
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p,b,tc Stock Exchange. August 10.
commercial and Money matters.

SATJ FpAYt -fUE''V T0'
The sales at the Board were not large to-day Frees are
r,hou. material change Indiana fell off i Illinois 3 HaE
pn wen, up 7; Long Island /. n.
The Exchange market sPerecty quiet Sterling d avg
r,pcS 3 26l a 5 %
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BoerSing sehoolp aIr Institute
w inns WI. P. LYON, a. NJ, Principal!
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Walter Forward and a. w. Marks,
F.. r. p. oUlss
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DIED,

Thomas Maciaran No, 40 Tenth-street, FREDERIC
MAcfAnLAS, aged about 90, formerly of Edinburgh Scot
land but for the last thysS years resident OF this city
His remains viii be taken 10 NewburCh for nterusent
On Thursday 10th, Margaret Van Antwerp, infant
daughter OF VIM H. and Eliza Demarest aged months and
l3 days
The friends ofhe family respectfully invited 10 attend
her funeral I'M. (Friay) afternoon O'clock from the
residence of her parents No. loo Frsnku-street.
Al Philadelphia Aug s. Charles c Many late Of Albany
aged 81.
At Peru, III. July u, Frederick Hall, NJ. D., IL D., OF
Washington, D. {. aged OIL
AT Nassau New.Provid-nce July l3, Frederick Stevens
Esq Puser OF the United States brig Boxer son OF the late
Thomas H Stevens, Of the u S Navy aud late Of Middle
town, c..
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~ PARTICULAR Sofice.-Tb0se persons haNins
Furniture OF any descnqto dispose of VINO a'e 9reak
Ing up keeping, viii find ae for ay borticn OF
ali OF their goods b. sending their -adr calling upon
rbe subscriber. Goods any amount purchased
F.COLTON. lI3 Futon-si:"st and
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FOR speci, the quotations are

per cent. value.
Amer Gold, old. 100 lo6! Carons Dolls. 81 o6
usf Dollars. par a Doubloons :. l6 % al6 40
p,,,ru,.e Gold 100 100! do Patriot. Is 60 ais 20
Spanish Dollars. .lo3!a lol soyefe'gns % :?
do Quarters. 9s 100 do light 81 81
u.r;can Dollars lOOsa l0l Heavy Guineas. 90
DO Quarters. 9S 100 Nspoleons. 3 So 3 81
We understand tina; Cashier of Providence Bank has
90, INTO little BY taking the draft of Prov
Juce broker on house this City for $4,000 the broker
having no authority draw such amounts the house here
p,nr TO honor and the said broker refusing receive
back The draft and refund the money.
The following is the first quarterly return Of the Phoenix
sk of this city The form of the return good
mac,cs merchant would have made it, but better than
bank returns usually are
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IL " ire Window Shndes-Nianulacturedt to or
der oil any SIZE SHAPE figure and handsomely lifted IN ma
hogAny frames 10 sor basement, Office and other windows
hall doors, screeI,s for public rooms &c BY
LEE * CO.. Is FactorystIeet.
These beautiful Shades unlike all Others admit all the air
and light INTO the and perfect the
the same they obstruct the the street the
room and keep hes and other nlects OUT and very
mental, jy22 ,su
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81 JOSEPH Hegeman. Aucuoueer
A DMINISTRA1OR'S SAIL. OF Valuable
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ECONOMISTS, HO-A complete sn!is o., Of S'en
T. tremen's Clothing may be obtained at Levels, 1870
Nassau street, At 81 To IL.
Dying and Scou ing done in superior style ,,
Alterations and Repairs, and Clothing made To order "eo
and cheap. Cash paid for Clothing.
About 700 Ton Coats for sale. anI lwls,
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nominal att q! Grease Butter quiet 81 &c, good
diaries "A 2}: pals II Is. Cheese * o. and
tive Smoked and Picked Meats ara very dull.

BOsTOS,
FLeGR-Th marke, continues dull with small sales Gen
esee common brands at j., cash In Southern nothing
doing
GRAIS-No alteration Sales Of Southern yellow flat to
limited extent at 5Sc.
MolAssEs-Saes Of few hundred hhls Havana, sour at
20 2otc Trinidad, sweet; te t.ede, at 2oc Per gaoho
sucARThe market not 50 active as last Veto
change in prices. a sale OF New ohea"' " i '
York, on terms public
ALa.sy Aug o-The Flour market Is more lErn to-day
Il is considered that Flour has reached ABOUT us o"S
mark and ,, hit little risk Will be incurred ny holding on
We mot, Cene,ec a, i 81 s1; OHIO aud Michigan 5
Some Wheat extra quality sold al V3 whicii Is TINE
,boys The arkr, price We hear of sale OF Shorts AT
about l0!c. -, Ill.,. or w.,
Al IS 90 and o2c. Large dealers do not feel inclined
~ so much No OF importance IN Flour, for
wan, Of advices from New \ or'.
The quantity Flour shipped during the first week in
August is 93ii Dds.
Thr quantity Of Flour shipped a, Rochester from,hs
op.uin, of Canal navig atlOn TO Aug IS 22j3l barrels
The quantity Of Wheat left from the commencement Of
navigation 10 August IS 81 LOB
The quantity received during thu week the Geuesee
Valley Canal A2s bushels making the aggregate for the
season on both Canals as follows:
By Enc 3ll763 Genesee Valley 6l4l5. Total 376,l1s.
During the week sc COS lbs Of Wool have been shipped east,
C.yUc. WooI. MARKEr.-The Southern portions of this
county are believed of the finest wool dis
rc,, in the Staeuot second old Duchess. The
wool purchased Aurora and the immediate Vi
cny during the past five weeks not less than 100000 lbs
prices varying IRON % to AS cents per pound the aver
age being about 49, About half of this has been takan
BY one firm for the Boston manufacturers the
nandsomest lot gathered West OF Albany.
Auburn Journal.
BUFFALO August s-lmpor,s for the first week in An
gust: Flour 1900 bbls 32s Whisky 532 Ashes 10
cks; Wheat 81, 1856 bushels; Corn 1000.
The exports, The canal during tie Isl week in August
Flour 20 26i bbls; Pork 955: Beef 9; Ashes loi5
casks Whisky 1870 gallons; Wheat 1920 Com 4 10
The inquiry for Northern Ohio Wheat good, and seve-
raj lots have been taken advance previous rates.
About 300 bushels from 81 to So cents Extensive sales
of Chicago say 900 bushels, brought 10 so cts Some
Black Rock Flour sold at 81 l2i.
CHICAGO Aug Wheat still stands at IS cents There
very little arriving We quote Flour at dollars For
city mills 81 is asked.
CLrvrLASD Aug 5-TiIe canal receipts toda! 1898
bushels Wheat 225l bbs Flour, aud 2000 bushels Corn
Some small sales Of Flour have been made 81 and 500
bushels Whsa, sold 5o!c, complete the loading OF
vessel but this price could not be obtained for any quantity
Com nomlnalIy 33c.
ALEXANDRA, Aug. THE supply Of Wheat Increases
red s'eng SIS CO. and white at 90 95 cts per buse
No Com offering Gazette
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~ Brooklyn Properly.
of Joseph Hegean Auoiioneer No II Fulton street. the
Civ of Brooyn will be sold auction. the real estate Of
the late Margaret Van Dyke, deceased, consisting of
very convenient story and attic brick front House,
with basement aud unisr cellar, known number eighteen
G) EATER street Court street the Sixth Ward oil the
civ of Brooklyn. Lot - bv 100 feet.
Also four Of GROUND each y by 100 feet on Che cor.
per of Van Rnt and Reid IN the Sixth Ward OF tho
City al Brooklyn.
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MECHANICS SOCIETY SCHOOL, Crosby
wi ,fre4.-JAMES " McELLIGOT'r. Principal OF the
Male Department: Mrs MARY Ann WHEATON, Prln-
cipal of the Fenla. Department
rh. present annual Monday August
2sb when the exercises the School will De resumed under
highly suspicious Changes have been recently
cteJ 10Th in The character and Of Instruction. by
which the standard Of attainment well IN CLASSICS as IN
English will be elevated grade not surpassed by that
ofe in other School, admitted superiority To parents
Therefore. who desire for their chdIen really thorough edu
cation this institution offers very superior advantages
Circulars embracing farther particulars, be had
pcation to any member OF the School Committee or 70 either
Of the Principals.
i2 McDougal-street.
huy o eodt lls
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B OOK s
a WIFE WANTED,

PUBLISHED THIS DAY, AUGUST II,
Al No 20 Ann-srreet
A SPLENDID ORIGINAL. ROMANCE. rNTfT1FD
PHILIP IN SEARCH OF A WIFE.
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------------H----
BaSSenrerS Arrived

In packet ship silve de Grasse from Havre-Wiiliam
Neill, Of Phladelpha: VIM II Myers and lady-ani 81 In
the steerage.
In packet ship Sou,herner from Lverpool--Mr Min
turn Mrs Harishone and Miss Minurn, of Newly ork;
Miss Gill; of do; Mr. g MessetcI, Mr. and Mrs Smith,
Of Fngland-and o. in the Storage.
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c. BOOTH ~ CO at the New-York Cash
T,o,,pv establishments 10 Futon-sfeet, Broad
way , connn, 10 Ak the lead and elegance
III the manu- t,tui, anc syle oil the VARIOUS SaeS Or''"e
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RTOTlCE-The CopartnershIp heretofore exist
~ ing between Francis Whitsey and Geo jenkins IS IS
this day dissolved by mutual consent. The business Will be
continued old stand No John under the firm OF
! PHlLBlN * JENkINS.-Newio Tk, August Isl, 1873
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HelOW,
One brig.-Wind y E, with rain.
Sailed,
Ship Argo, Hayre.
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9s-a DRAFTS ON ENGLAND, IRE
~ LAND, &c.--Pefsons about renting mo.

Ia[OEsNTo DIldF 10 Wv E4NVIA-ND, INE-
/GGggsES LAND &c.-Per,ons about renting
/I9TtIfIfyS ney 10 their friends in the Old Country,
slssEzzz-s be supplied with Drafts, Of /,
no. 90 30 60 amount, payable demand With.
out orr any S,hes fhafgs at the Na,9ra Bsnk 81
Co Bnkers. Loudon, l. Banned Co., Exchange and Dis
Bank Liverpool Eastern Bank Of Scotland Grrenoek
Banking Company Sir VIM. Forbes Hunter CO. Scoilind
and the branches every pos, throughout Ire
land Scotland and Wales which drafts VIII be tor afdsd %
10 w. X J. TAPsCOIit
AT their General Passage Office, 10 Peek slip cor soas 81,
y. B. AL letters from tie country mus, come po1t PAID az
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NTANTED-A lot of econd-hand Stoves. a
note addressed Y. a Tribune Office VIII be- attend
cd 70 auto 81
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RICH MUSLlNS AND BALZORINES.
rTHE Subscribers offer 10 the Ladies and the
public generally, beautiful assortment OF the above
articles reduced prices, consisting OF
French Musns great variety Of patterns and qualities
Figured striped and black Muslins.
Jacoret and Swiss Muslins for dresses.
Bazornes of different qualities and styles black and col
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BRIGHTON NARKET-Aur !.

BRIGHTON MARKET-Aug !.
At market 500 Beef Cattle, 25 Cows and Calves $500
Sheep, and 200 Swine
PRrcrs-Beef Ca,e.A small advance on the best Cat
tie effected we quote few extra a! 50 75 hrst
quality 25 50, second quality IS 25 third quality
3a3 so.
Cows and Calyes.-s;ales sic, -, and 25
Sheep.-Lo,s were sold at 81 to IS and 81.
Swne--Those at market small Shoat5, averaging
about so lbs, sold for cents By the lot AT retail
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deuce broker on house III hlS Cy Tor s4oVo me broker
bayng authority 10 Draw suc an amounts e mouse mere
refusing honor and he SAID broker refusing 10 receive
back the draft and reiund the money
The following Is e iSl q'asi'! ie.uih :? ne n's,1
scsica merchant would have MADE ~ Out IS oet'ei than
bank returns usually are
,a o;..o,n,,
L' a. J;,s "a d;,.,ore of ,b;s bark s1 5sa ass al
I'u. a and I;scomn,s ~ Brokers
n nr S"u ~ 1Osolo ~
n Ssai . Isl s.or,r,re, On ooI &C
S Ss anu aud n nn; ro,. ass 9si ~
r SU.a aa aocprn, !, S5s %
n nPi r. as ~
osa'A''' : - = aas COS a.
SP st'v I = 1I0 m
Da,i ..t. III, 81 L., b,, 90 hd o,a ESQ 80
D D.ms au . 1t i - " ' : 400 40
D'hs y. quo tu ' " ~ : - : - : a., ,eS o o
" Du' from c eanAs NJ, L., ,c 100 20
pu'iOA 0'''e % gu : : : : --- 1870 Wv
$685. II
LIABILITIES.
Capital ................ 81 100000 90
Profits ....... SO,593 90
Bank issued and in circulation. 1851 oSS 90
Bank notes issued and on hand. 1926 w
Registered bank notes received from the comp
,rollsr, issued and in circulation. sos 600 90
Registered bank notes received from the comp.
troller, issued and on hand 2o9, $50 90
u.depositors on demand. 7b9, ia 81
Due adividoals for unpaid dividends. 6,97o 40
Du. Banks ....................... 925 ,4S5 Is
Ga aga 7o5 -
r;,.o., ,;h;,;,;. el7o .io62
IT, p;s Of ,bs ,j,vst,e B,pL ais, ;nst have do
,.s fsh d;r;jand ne in nor ron,
''1 p ,a' 'e ~, w., ES fnr tho weoL .,d;,r
'i' y" ' V ' ~ ' " Wv e
august 1s,a ,e-5
- 80 10 .ot-.
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> Who can mistnisc n Wig.

prepared for the natural and living growth o the h1i' herr
IS qnii deaf look, artificial stiffness about me e2q-
'sIts when iuTbits rs beng mistaken tor tAs genuine
+Alc team
OF I none Shata Wig tl- b-iG s' ut,e
To- any thatcher OF souls for secondhand oderh1;rnt
~. 'eridi showers are not conducive than
IS Jaynes Hair Tonic 10 the growth the Hu sckas,
or sorrow or any other fanse mas shGn YOU beow 81 lts %
teflng cutS and thnned IN. cdunau. 5iocE winch
burst IN snch uHurancs from beneath Your able hr,
James palr Tonic Will give life and vso 10 winch
still smaIc 9nd IN incredibly short space Of
your Hyperoa C1Fs IN all their pristine beauty Th
who have been for yeas nsucceSsiu eni.av0ns cu
whiskers and mousacs viii fad this preparations the
true EiiIir Titae.
Sold By a B. D. SANDS, Drc;.i4;s at wholesale
and retail No 70 Fulton-stree 23 Broa,sy aud II East
Broadway. 81 6tls
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- Jaync's Enpectorant.-Looka our bill, %
mortality, and viii lind that Consumption IS more de-
structi, TO human life this country than any other disease
We ali know that Cough like tire warning OF the atte-snae
always prcceies well accompanies this terrible
Pulmonary disease checked early and W mere the ,k
so great the danger imminent IS astonishing that midi.
vduss hou! b. ourd mad enough neglect the OF
curr Dr. Iayne Ex5ctorant can be readily procured ANY
part of the United States and the experience and VOLUNTARY
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