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Trade of the Hudson.
Produce and Country Neretardre drrrg a Neip- iors
Reported Specially for The Ne's- York Tribune

Produce and Country Merchandise irr,r,g a. Neip York
Reported Specially for The Ne''- York Tribune
Albany and Ne,y.York Line J Mather-Bsrg- Insurance
-sls 50 Dbl, hour atler; i62s bush corn 10
bpls provisions Dows Cary 70 sides leather VI Leupp
ashes Field; 10 do Kent, hlnGau Co; l2 bb!s Cogs
we'll Crane bb,s beans l. 4 Mills Cos 10 head cattle
sane Lin,-Bargc Globe-7Oooo slaves Harbeck 4 Co.
Swinsure Line, Van Santvoord-BGrgc Co!u'nb9s-ls9
L Lake Co; coo do Morgan Cox Co; CHS ashes Z /
Pease IS do Daer. Miller Co; p DO 4 AN santyoord
Scutdr 100 bdls paper PeTsst Brooks; TO bags meal
Manung Is bales wool Hartford; lS' SIDES leather +
+ Brown; 30 kegs buiIcr \ Webster.
New-York ana Troy Line w Griihth-bafee New
York-lS0 bbls Aour Dwight, Bea!s Co; as do Il Beck
man i5o bush corn o9.s poll ; G'sn - T9Su TU
T Gibson So bNs cheese 3 Clark S'aos II snip p.aAA
W Smith SON; II kegs butter bol seed 6aocoGH
Co; bhs fresh do : bbs csmphene HsydoeN 10 Do
ash hfb bs do + Woodruff; eA7 'ca.es MatdWeA
4 Dlxou; $ do Van Waseuan Tucker ! do sheldon:
Phelps Co. 10 bNs simmons; - pes round non
Cousdou bales Beartsey Chalmers 4 bis beans
Wallace K Weeks: ~ Jars snua Roome; 2bNs goods ;
Grosvenor Co: bxs paper Pare' Coz Il eo!' ale NJ
Albany and Canal L!ne-Ba.ge Tonpkns-7o-o"o slaves
TToy and Ere Iron Tow.Bos Line Asa Ted.-Baree
FWinslow-6i bbs hour Cowing Co; llSi do SGydani
Sage Co; IS 60 y Wolfe; ii Go J Buckley caSHs
Brohenan 10 kegs butter \ Colson; i6 Go W.; Plai
Co: IS do Couover Labaugh; 5 90 Cauaman W Ole /
bXs goods " Phelps; rolls leather Csndet Serioner
cks ashes VIM Plan Coz bAs sai!nets Putnam y
Coz II Dbl. provisions BrInkerAoa Weeks 70 Kegs FiSets
Vim Ke!nbe: ; DO .p,ae- X e sampson
Troy and Michigan Line, Wheeler. CrocSef Co-Boa
Aldermaa-5 5bls lard HiEer; - bids green aldts ;
Nysc; rs bc.s pork Is do lard 81 Kegs DO " gh beals
y Co s hhds tobacco Lawrence HIcns; Go btownson
JoArsone CO. bales WOO! >potoTd Il!e'oH' = DO II
CosgiiL
Lak. Champaign ami Merchants Line, I 4 Johnson
Boa; EAsr-52 bush rye Johnson; Is phgs ouiief ~
ms cheese Clark FISK Il chairs C0ok casAs ashes
Hurl Hoichki>s Co; IS bNs scales Field; bN7 eioIhs
Tlo.t 4 Boyuon box paper W Shtfheld 10 pcs cast
r, S,lkrv \ Gookin; - pkgs butter eurfeT tuF!euFE
bSs names W Buck; 81 boxes cherse-
N.N-YorS and Buffalo Lake boai Line Ises esisi.-
Ro,, rr- n,-2O bush corn Ives CarEi - Dds porE
Tsi,lsnd Corr- y Co ) bales wool Ael.ogs' 90 !!
4 Huntington ) do Kent. kinnan CO. :'oo os9(ooA
Co - do Nc ride 4 Lord: do rags Pat Mccoiotc-
Tew.York and osweso Line. B%@s7-e9si SPI.a IN:
I.s T,,- bx. cbersg sam Perry, 81 Go Stephens
4 Cronk: 81 do John Boyce- 49,
same L!nc-Buai WsT-Horse--Ao DIS ao-F S"H
Sage \ Coz $50 bush shorts c baliS -, --5r.
sot ~ a. VT5,Tf SON US bush ib9rts Steel
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DIED

OF Consumption on the l3;h inst, Mr., JOHN RICH
ARDS in the Ard year OF nj. age.
The friends and acquaintance OF the ain!y ana the
members Of the Ancicn, Br,ons and -, Davds Benefit
society are respectfully invited attend the funeral
this Saturday afternoon o'clock from his late resi-
dcnce No. il Oak.st.
Cant. BENZ. " CASE, Of the schooner Napoleon aged
% wears He was IA native OF Southod' i. !.
la the midst of life we are IN death
On the 10th inst, PETER c. PALMER, late treasurer
of the Chatham Theatre, aged 80
A, Portland Nc on the ilth Mrs. Mary q. i. Allen
~ Ossipce Ne. July :, Hon. Samuel 0uarles
II Dover July 81. Abra DUrel.
A, Baltimore l2th inst Mary Rcbccca Whccden
On 9th ult in Goochland Co. Va. Archibald Bryce
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Ccrre-poadenss Q: = 80
RIO b JA,,Egza. %. . J..


Our last monthly sdv.ces were uEder da;s OF re 91.
., and we nov continue hem We az pleased % re-
port an proven, nj IN me taac.s. a-a.-s Of 5h= Coz
eminent IL :eyeuue- have greatly increased znd he
Minister OF Fageale represented s dag since 70 re
Legislative Chambers ina. - overi-ael; we're
July 10 expenditures mcgee :; : reason.
able to e%pec; s!a isaqro~cueu; Z cus circulating
medium, il liz relation. :, -le.-a Exchange
Brecds:s 5s-O1- Flour Make; remains i
the same position last reported lie stocks Q: TIE
baAe!= evidently ver s-. the.- PURCHASES nave
been extreme ltec Tor Tera months barely sppF-
IN. aeir .ecess!tes % taxing ne ODDS anc enGs rom
the =ulal. holders daily expecting decline OF Price
The receipts -i.ce a:e OF last nave been J bO.s-
The stOc. .si hands beng very large =ay iUUOJ ool7
and the period rapidly approaching "neH rev may oe
expected. would con-..tto considerable Abatement
on quotations. 20 make large sale. uut receive no
o-te!s and our sales entirely % retail We quote
Richmond City Mills al 1850 laoo9 Baltimore .4
OcO. Philadelphia 1900 10 ,sJyJ
IL Moatevldco the Market e over5tockeG and the
price down 10 SI2t 70 meet 50 3OlO0 spc Rio Grsnds
dates 20 ii inst quote Richmond Jour = ~ ~ 90
Baltimore 1911 1880. ~ Bahia l2h inst last ale7 O:
Richmond we're .-laGJJ, Baltimore l7is,N. i; Per
na1.buco -th sales heavy l6 i 90 Tor Bait
Philadelphia brands $1,000 ioT IiehiHond
AworicGH Domesiics continue 10 arrive and give
bad results. ana the receipts OF similar goods
from England have been very large we see no prospect
0: an Improvement We quote Drills. brown. 80 IN 10
22J Beached Drills 275 go Dar!les' good 80 II $50
=
do y - in go stout-twi.led shrting stripes of
patterns in bales, 60 20 800 do g % n
30 no. shrt;ngs stripes, II cases assorted good 81
800 go 80 IL ShlrtnE- 30 40, 80 m stout SAi!t
!nrs 10 lc0 do q - IN. $40 a 10 per yard
ExPoRrs-Cqfee-The Market has been better sup
Piled during the last day and the quality rather i'm
proved some 10000 6ags having accumulated the prlce
gave way. and purchases have been made al Teduc-
lion OF 80 per The quotations OF the ear l.
part of the month and the period has arrived when
large supplies may DC expected we in!nA ia!thef &C.
cline more likely than any advance. We now quote SUI
perior 3H4OO Good frs;- 20 3i300
Sugars-None IN Market. Last sales $1,000 $500
for Whites = 1900 2Ii00 tor Browns.
Hd1s-Stock about 1900 Last sales heavy 100 a
Ig5 high, 1875 a 200. At Rio Grandc last dates they
were costing Q! % per ID. board At Montevldeo
light weight were ASKING 10y PER h. On board
Exchange in the latter part OF last month reached -
il subsequently declined to 25! but has again advanced
and j. firm az 26i
.S,eeie-spanish Doubloons 3lHGoO a3li7CO Pa;i do
1880 100; Spanish Dollars 2HOCO 2i00 Patt do
li-i0, silver lG2 a l03 stock 900.
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FATHER PROM South AurRic4.-we give sh'

FATHER lRoM SplIH SAEhlcA.- " = .
following additional received By TIE bark siohei
The Chamber OF Deputies stl IN -fss, "a ~, Ia
the 2iih OF June interesting debate Wa 70 T pc,
Senate relative TO the aairs OF the tio oe 10 81.
Leey called the attention OF Government 20 .he cents
.aang place u. corr!entes. and their eoHheeSch WIN
Rosa iha. Con Paz had ted into Paraguay That prooa
by Ia would extl him from their territory and THAI
sfoiizs void march aganst him and eompe! him -
eek the tneror as.ls,ed By forces from Oroc ae might
entar tb prszisn TERRITORY, and II 60 he minister Of
VIZ yos cl,ed upon 10 state whether neutrality y. the
Rsz;ian territory would not be violated The minister
replied tina, the forces employed quite sufficient
FOR the defence Of the terrIo.y II ;sn Probs
he iha: Paz was already IN Brazil
Treaes of peace had been negotiated win Paraguay
the neighoerDg countries and with Portugal VIE tt
lad no iresy could be definitely arranged al the r.-n
OF river Es~:2ato- se.:ed with then; neither could
any treaty be made III TIE a% Cojectrs hIaz!sn su
iet.. 70 brush uis!s wa. repealed. KS Excel!ancy
the Minister OF Foreign AaFs declared that ho~eTe!
injurious the slave ;rSde sht te to the country hey
could lot ;brnt 20 the dishonor o. Ensants attempts
o. c"npu.-ion
General Rivers had the borders OF Uruguay,
near Porto de vaccss dv.so1. OF the Orbes party,
ru,nUe-ing 100 commanded by Mon,oro and rout
cd them with loss compelling them leave te-
h.ad taeir horses, baggage munitions Of va! and ;e:
armament
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Gfreral Notiess.
Weekly Tribnzr-con.1n.s fsr

- Sew.York Weekly Tribrze-Coa:cn.s f7r
Sr.1-se9. 4arEg. i;-PoETzY-1be Ca-s7es Tale: Son
-. Nv Home i Co1recIcui; Man wss aoi made .
,Ioa-a Sumner Morning II lie COUNTY 2c.-EoT-o-
s1A.s-rh- Land Grsdaaor 5i-l: lie Tz-E Of 1872 OF
Wool: T. W-ureed Ias=.;sd. ?.otec=u2-Saec.a.-,
Corner. Ea5.nrzI Ccr-rs7 uatence frc-- Washington
The ie:h pa of TIE AZ. I-s--;e: Tee Wigs RIO TIE
Tie Tr.f-s az lie Governor: lie S=t-TrsEsz-y
Co.e Of H.. session. Tie PROPOSED Ta-.5 Compromise
TIE Observer en- Fo1rirr=a'1'be B1=a., Ceir.aereis
&c. On. Governor: la4osqial!ty: Their :coi = I
- l--7oLI-.cAL--fle,ar-s Of lze AugIs; E.scs.ors
ron Indiana .o-a Carolina. E.sa1es, y ss5url and L.
-Ezvs--ste7 from E-.07e. b :-e t;Teat Western
.,-e- -l G. :o-z4 Foreign an Dofueste co-respoa-
&C. Of Ta.. E-a--e Eve Day. ?Eoc=edtass q IL
c.---s. os. Croe=. From lie w e-eAzTEz, Pea
70 Ko.: re CGer9ze- 0:zeu.les ser.el: II u
vi-,,.or = Ill. g,-5ta A5c..iol OF S=-e-y Il Teri
Proceeding. Of Congress-; Peace vii i---rcte 0-s
Ia. ve,o. ge OF 'ae Pre---s-t eoaceri.s
Pe.,. win Mexico lc--NllscE --ANs0us-Le.ters ION
or Eu-!c-l - Ye-v-Eu----ter. Nc E.Sc.Es..eHe-s
! rsct on Four.er.sn ot- Rsnao.P', SAVES; D.eietlc
Hahn. Z Peri EJECT Of Climate C0.or Letters fuz
ne gacswcod. VI II Report Q: re netting Of TIE
Farmers Cab T1l IL ?s-ab.e-The Ca.r6er-' Posture
bv Mr.. Fo..ea Ha-5sLqs of Ii Solder M-,eorog.ca
Re- r!srr for JAY 1876; COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE
?rodace S:ock- M0ney. Caii.e Market
S.1!e coPies put up II wrappers Tor ~ Mas car e
Obtained az lie dess-pclre o; cents
TERAl>-S1 PEI y-ar A. subscriptions payable
i.a-0ihly n al sEc-. address
GREELEY 4 McELRATH, Tribune Buildings.
COZ spruce and Nassau -. OPPOSITE ;hs City Hall
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r|- SEE MARINE JOURNAL, FOURTH PAGE
ARRIVED.


Bark Lewis Gerard, 10 ds I'm Turks Island salt, 10
Du B,rceau and l. Bongeet Lett brgs Sarah Wood
Wood ldg for Philad; sophia Koopman, do-the only
American vessels in por,
Big Grandec Glcari-t, DIS from Providence, !, in
Brig (Br) Unon Morrill, Il ds from Turks Island salt
TO Tucker & Lishbourne.
Brig (Br science Hogan - ds I'm Pctou CB. coal TO
Sou!e Whitney & Co.
Schr Zcryiuh Tucker Il DIS i'm TruxillO. mahogany
&c to Fernando Wood Left schr Retrieve, Nickerson
Tor Boston in day 18th of Sand hey, spoke hey
West Piloiboat who reported the ship st Marks OF Mo
bile ashore
,chr Pauline Fields, days from Newbcrn NC navs
stores, 20 L NJ Blackwell.
Schr Joseph Ann. White. as I'm Ncwbcrn. NC wheat
and corn. 10 Maitland & Co.
Schr Lrc Su,slley 10 ds fn Calais Ne latin, to Smith
Sc6r Cyrne; Crawlcy. 10 ds i'm Machia., Nc lumber,
to Badger 81 Peck
sch; Yarico. Rogers, ds I'm Boston mdse to Bart
lett.
schr Pocas-e, Coffin ds fun Lubec, Me ish and plas
ter, 10 Brett A. Vosc
rchr Splendid, =, I'm Providence RI, in ballast,
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
For Sales Of Stocks, SC sec Fourth Page.

FRIDAY T. NJ.
The market was drmcr to-day for the fancic' and
Reading was little higher The weather was TOO hot
for any extensive operations. Wa.st is ike an over.
heated furnace
The beauties and mysteries OF hnancierlnS were
never more strongly developed and neatly displayed
than in the late operation the Salisbury (Md) Bank,
the agency OF which in this city exploded few days
MO None but man of the most cunning adrotneSs
with mind calculated 10 sec far ahead the result OF
preliminary moves could have planned this able opera
ton appears the Salisbury Bank had proved I'm
profitable and had be wound up the capital having
been divided among the stockholders some oil our
sharp wittcd ogbankcrs had their eyes on this charter
and finally arrangement was made by which II was
purchased Tor $4,000, which paid up in the follow
ing valuable funds VIZ. $1,000 in draft drawn by
Mr. Leroy purportins to bc Cashier q: the Farmers
Bank of Orange Co which institution has no existence
on man OF Iii Wail-st 100000 III cerahcates oil
deposit in the White Plains Bsnk-given without the
KNOWLEDGE OF the Bank Direc,ors-and $4,000 Georgia
Lumber Co notes McChcsney and Hldrcth were
appointed agents in New.York When the above vaua
bles were paid over motion made IN the Board to
transfer the $4,000 certificates OF depos, ana the $1,000
Georgia Lumber TO the New.iork agency, which was
done After getting the well gcared up in good
.
endorsed by Hild,eh and ildreth his note, endorsed
by McChesney which were discounted. The Bank was
now fairly atoa and the operation TO be drawn 10
head Meanwhile, the remaining assets ut the Bank
$4,000 draft of the Farmers Bank OF Orange Co was
given I'D 10 the New FORK nanccrs for two bass puv
porting TO contain $4,000 in gold but which in fact only
contained $1,000 in silver as this transfer was
made lot OF notes amounting 10 5000 WAS sen; III for
redemption and the Bank swep, of all lis specie The
operation was now nearly complete the Bank was as
setless and all the circulation WAS discounted 10 the
Ncw.York agents II WAS only necessary 10 get the
public 10 take the notes and this proved the greatest diff
hculty which had yet been Eventually the agency
bursied and the of the law was thrown over the
agents aud in it they now struggling
Al New Orleans sterling exchange Is "a Il per cent
Francs A.! - 81 New.l ork sight ia prem. ship
YVES taken for Amsterdam with Tobacco, at i2s cd AZ
engagement FOX Liverpool l732d. for Cotton, Is Cd
for Flour and 42s I'd for Tobacco vessel for Ant,
wcrp, al l.c for Cotton and i2s. Cd. Tor Tobacco.
Foreign bills remain quiet. We quote ON Lon
don at lO73 QloS on Paris 5i.i0d 5f3', Amsterdam
3s.a3si Hamburg 81! G3l3; Bremen 76.e7ti.
In ircights we hear OF no particular movements
to-day Flour to Liverpool is p 3D. and Cotton t"rth
ins for square bales We believe two OF the California
charters ARE still IN the market.
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Imperial half chests IL 10 90 60 DO 20 p DO 81
81. % I3fb boxes -. 10 DO withdrawn.
Chular. Pouchone-50 hall chests 30, - 60 9
Poucaoas-s0 asif chest: ~ % do i. 2s6 DO with
drawn
pROv!STOSS-Taere was rather r1ore doing = PORK
.eis: and Ne note sales .0C0 5bs Ohio Prime az about
!. y. 1910 co DGrche=s Co a; about = 80 ~ 90
= for Mes WIKI sales ~ 5- - 8; 81 s5esS o-
p--n,e sales 100 h5ls Lard at 5; c. Holders azS :,
cts Picked Earns are :. az; Shoulders 8: "a .l'a
-. few .eI.1z Tc ouote smoked Ezfns q -.dss
= Sho-il,Ia-. a. re: cent? Bee Ez.as az
,sor but = - a1d are scarce. T.cr~c lie; go - =
ir--er erd Cheese are without change ne J-sr- =
~. c. Tor Ohio anu Western. and re st,eF a. c.
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,Iarlets. :. caeti.!i, reported for TIE T,ibune

THURSDAY August a.
ASHES.-Thc sales OF the las: three days add up
about 500 bbs Pots at 50 5O0S3 80 and $50 bbls Pearls
at 81 QiQS4 % The quotations are very arm
COTrON-'rhe sales today 1900 bales, being
principally for shipment. Prices snll continue hT1n
FLOUR AND MEAL.-Thc market reneins very dull
aud 6enesee Is reported as offered at - ~ note
sales 1000 bbs Oswego and Michigan for shipment al
50 qiat The home demand Is quite light and the sup
Mes considerable We quote Michigan and OsTeso -
Straight Geuesec was offered al 81 freely. Inc IN
Nor southern descriptions Is very light ana quota
N Va, .SSeS downward tendency. NORMALLY the range
S,Irs NJ na GA ~ but lots could Be picked up lower
Iss,v NJ, NJ, AZ 81 l2s Rye Flour 3 vas e3
- nj = ~, :. t ssyantvwiue, So hhds Sl5 Bag Meal
y -. - mp stu,fs, d 10 cts Fine Feed l2dl3
w. ~ e' ~ hear OF 10 transactions. The
-, os.So; C fur Southern and Western
1000 bush Western al 81 dSl, i NSnais WIN =
lo' so9fs" NY -. S'S ~ssted Nothing doins
bush Jersey = e'S. Black Eyed r. -, ~
something over s. with 20 sales OF inpS" "e'" a.
WHSKY-Wc hear OF no sales bu, ne ,,,.-,.,, :.
steady a, ~ cts FOR Prison oh!s.
HAY-Snlall sales North River at 40 cts = cw,
NAVAL, STORES-Wc hear OF no sales excepting
small 10; Spirits IUrpenine a, y cts This article i
scarce.
LEAD sale OF 100 pigs has been made =; $ 56s
cash
BoNE,-we note farther Sales $500 rs Noyth-wes,
at ~ Sad 600 Us South Sea 3; *: CTS cash
SEEp-Thcre Is more movement in Glover sai sales
export OF American Flax thsr i none Offering and il
Is nominal at 81 IL.
RiCk-Ihesc IS ;ai- demand b., The .uppy OF fresh
beat Is very small 4 sale OF 100 tcs good Mas made 10.
Gay II - ees Tee range IS 81 37ssS5 62!
TEA-Ihc catalogue TODAY was made ", n; ,s-..,s
from, various ships and the sale hardly cron o.;
the market; he prices obtained show ra,h,- h.svv
market pared with the last sale Fine Teas arr
10 = below The prices OF last Spring Good Ca
ton Teas sold AZ - cts and soue year old Macao
trash sold 81 :, CTS = y.
Ry l. NJ Hoffman 4 Co.-TerniS. notes Il, : months
Rvsou-SS chests !? = =. - do - 30 ~,
boxes and 30 CD co S5:. 10 Chests withdrawn
Youa: Hy>on22 hal: chests - - do 81, Is 90 o. 20
do 6y 10 do 81; - 10 81 IS DO 81 10 do So! 70 90 -
~ 81 10 10 50 = do - 10 do ~ Go ~ y 90 ISL
q do 81 10 do 81 81 do 3oi % do3i - do 81 - do 80
50 DO % 81 DO 25; 81 Go ~ &C do 81 10 do Is ai2 do
"a. io do - lss do - 100 do Z: 50 5o boxes 60 l0s
5s., $50 hslf chests withdrawn
lwankNy-sO half chests 81 500 do withdrawn.
GunPo*deI-S half chests Il, 10 10y, S. do o. q do
Isl, Isl do Withdrawn
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81 The relay!ng OF the tracS between
3 nd gepoft and SessHilford 80 mil.s
VAL b. COMPLETED on the "a INST and will resume
their regular trips between the above named places On
Monday, the 2ith inst
ARRANGEMENT.
Passenger. leave Se"Y from the pier foot OF M@I4e
= al O'clock P " (Sunday= exceplsdl by steamer ME-
rod Cap, j. Broohs Jr arriving il Bridgeport a! haipas
six and New.M.lforG at2 O'Clock ?. VI
Returning leave SeSSli!fJrd at O'Clock ana srrse "a
viii run between Milford and North Canaal sa.inS
New Milford al - a. " aud North Canaan al r IL
freight Train with pas--n VII! eaTe brcge port
daily except Sunday. al O'Clock a VI tDr Ss"HinOrd
Returning. leave Sew-Nifofd, a. y VI 80
y B.-The train. between Norm Cs.iaan ara " est
S,o.5rze viii b- di.cca,!ied after the ~ inst for the
purpose Of relaxing part OF The track kf-iZE reeeiY
I'd n Sew York rom 4 IL P 81. and positively cot
after ,het hour r. Z: AAsOSr superintendent
G. II PERgY Agent. New ork-orfcc On the pier
Bridgeport, Aug. -, lsih aaI7 u