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fair 50 wall as the whols embankmsnt wsa awspi
y,or, ,,e p.,er,b,rg Iaterhg@ncer.

From he PetePa5zrg Infringement =, 80,
CLAREsyGLL., Au2. u IsS
Iwrite To inform vou that ras H,3anoSe alley ls
now inundated TO most appalling extent. fae
river continued TO rise ali day Sunday, and yestet
dAy at o CLOCK P ID il jest began TO oTerho@ sne
low places by midnight IL lad spread 10 one BROAD
sheet from hill 70 hill, and this morning at sunrise
it was at It's highest.
z.The crops OF Tobacco and Wheat ars swept as
with bosom Of destruction. The Corn for the most
part has been entirely submerged and shis morning
Only here and there could be seen the sasseA aooVs
the water.
At no time within the memory Of our Oldest
men has there been snch universal desToG'lo a:
The writer thinks there was scarcely an acre OF
bottom land In this whole vicinity that escaped sos
overflow vsss number Of stacks OF Oa's ana
Wheat were floating down the riVer throagn5as
the day Yesterday AZ sunset this evening tne
water has subsidized about eighteen inches, ou' Sne
yaat expsnse of water ia still unorok en-.
presume the food has swept on thoos&nos OF
bids of tobacco as well as bushels OF gram aad
sw enty four hours in the muddy water
II il impossible TO estimate the ioss IN crops,
stocks and fencing, but it must be enormous. toe
whole River bottom must be Inundated from It's
source 10 tide.water, and the crops in all the tnou
tari.s must have suffered Ia like manner
FAsMvILLs, August 25.
The River is higher than it has been Tor many
years, and has fallen only about u inches up 70
this morning. Very great damage must result " "
the crops on its banks particularly to Corn naca u
which is overlooked above the ea, ana WIN DC W
terly ruined All the Tobacco on the lo# GROUNDS
is ebed awav.
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Arrived.

ship ew-York [php aaTaba LIyerpooI IS dS h NJ 9 SGe
ard $50 pass 10 C H Barhall The arrived on MOI
day morning In, was accidentally omitted
sbip Hungarisn of Boston, Chase Lverp Dol JulJ Ia,
md So nd $50 pass o Pi Aingtou
Ship Cornra tpsp Ffeuen, Liverpool July ~ mddes aud
sip sousemPon Morgan London SO d. mdss and pa'''
10 } Srihwold.
clay Living sou -
BARK sugend, lPrusi Schultz Liverpool 50 d. coal to
Youpg.
Brig sauser. tsem) H,sse Bue,os Ayres 5 ds hides
~ horns to " DeForeaL Vsisel 70 stolz Guide
mriser.
Brig Mary Batter tB0 saler, windror Ms, 10 d. pss-
Ter 10 ms ler.
Sch Anti Damon Blsckug,on, Thomaston ds. lime
Gen invincine, Hod edon, Franklin ds, lumber.
Sch Nj 81sler Lavrerce Portland CT stone.
Ech FTie, Churchill Portland, Me- mdse
och Ophir Ssyerv, Hartford In bsaat
Rch Patriot, Lawson Cherry sone ds, wheat
Sch Jenny Lind, Coulter Nreinis DIS, potatoes.
SAILED Ships Ct pecls. Hsqre; Columbia Liverpool
sr brig siars, sch Nebraska, hAsgords, Texas and
others.
8ELOW-shp Reppshanuock from Liverpool, with
md'e snd pass sh with loss tore topgsN nj m 'h
and bark, unknown.
Withholding the day from Sc to NV.
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BY Telegraph.

BOSTON Sept 3-Arr soip Commodore. HyeFes. Coast
Of Frsnce Aug signased 29h of Sable Island sr os
Sir Henry Poltlnger, steering '" -, .,
sayw ahp Steering showing blue and red striped sg.
nal with ri In the upper corner She WAS pant-
ed black with red ribbon
Big Edw Tils, Wsahiugop sch Phenix Philadslohia.
Cld mr Europa Liverpool; BARK Rooeri New Ofleans;
brig Se ppemher Tru1illo AID OmoR
NV BEDFORD sept2-Ar ship New Bedford, Pacific,
fncabuspo June Pernambuc' ID Aug, with 5oQ
edf0d, $685. Capt SICK shore; oak Alfred Tyer Of
Fdsnown 20hsp beund cruise. Cid, ships Tfsnces
Gre or Howl4ud tnd 81 George, for North eac ii
PROVIDENCE Sept 3 Arr brig Felos, Charleston.
81 scr Fs,rfsl, No ok
FALL RlVE8 Sept Arr brig Chas Csysrs, Phlais;
,chf Ann Smi h Rondou I'd brig Harriet Newell P ctol,
,cfr Med's'or RsppahanhOck Sid lat Jasper, Csclns,
from Ror dout.
UlGHToN, Aug 3l-Arr scss Almeda and I'll To wn,.
end PHI nde phs; cps brig Montague, Bslimote; scars
I'm a Duhois, Port elthie; Ontario, Philadelphia.
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DIED

Pnesday. Bept 5, Of dyseaiery GEORGE " sideaa son
Of Charles and Maria Savage aged and N 1ntas
7he friends Of he family aUtad attend the funeral
from tie estenee Of hs father Isl East twenty Prs, On
ThprsdAy shaFnoon a. o'clock "a r.
saodsny, On sstardsy evvninS, 5lst August lula
AUGUSTA, vita Of Francis salius and dan Fbfer al ~
F. Hubbard, IL The I'd year Of hsr age.
Ser fa eEa win take place ruzn houae Of Der father
g WAshiogt0n Sqszre edRssday aih last Al ocsek
The friends Of t5e fsry and those Of her nuafsad
AID his Rher Francis Salss EaQ are respectable tnyi,
10 sneEd, vhoui i5rheF Dogica Her remains will he
taken TO Greenwood for insernnsnt sSI4
Monday morning, Sept 9, JOHN j. RIKER, sged 81
years
Phs frisnas OF the family are respectfully isyitsa 10 a.
tend the funeral from tie koase OF bis son SIS szla az on
Wednesday asrpoen AIS O'Clock, wisaoaI further IN ytla.
Eloc. 81 zr
Ga TUESDAY, seps 5, HENRY II nLLIs, Printer, 10 ths
SD yesf Of s3s age
Hia friends snd aesa&ntsness are respectfully hytsea Ia
ssnd hs faEsRss hem bis lsta Sezdsasa Is Orchard a.
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The Philadelphia Ledger says, The smallnote
law is very generally almoss universally, observed
IN this city The rate of discount on the foreign
small bills is about ! to Il p cent. and at thess
rates the holders 6 Morally prefer carrying them
into tie brokers' than to taking them"
The Board of Directors Of the State B snk OF In.
diana at their lsst meeting, adopted resolutions
seveting sll existing connection of the Northern
B sink branches with the Ohio Life Inaur ance
and Trust Com any, as the poniti0n Of the latter,
in assuming the agency of the associated Banks
of Ohio and Wheel g. is regarded as hostile TO
the State B aux Of Indiana.
At Boston, during the past week money has
been easier Of acces0 than it s in the preceding
fortnight, but with YER lit.le alteration in the
street rates Of interest. Anticipated relief from
the approaching Disbursements by the General
Government has created feeling OF confidence in
many minds that money will shortly be p!ensisg
and cheaper than it is st present.
AT Philadelphia the money market b without
change. The demand is active d the supply
good
Two new Banks are going into operation at Bos.
ton-the Chelsea Bank and the Bank Of North
America.
Ehs Haatlton Spectator states that q Commit.
tee of the Council of that body have recommended
the Issue of debentures to the amount of sl0o Geo.
for the construction OF ths Great Western Rail-
road. The villages on the line viii probably iol.
low the example OF Hamilton.
The cars ars now running daily over eleven
miles Of the Wstertown and Rome Railroad
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Showing deficiency OF 5000 hhas 10 the eggr gate as
compared with last se4son The stock OF MoaSses has


Decrease. loiUhuuS
LINZ -Is firm ard 10 good demand. The Sao' are 'co
bbis ST 78dS0c for Rock and and &c for Thoms'ton
HAY-ls EASIER with sales $50 bales at is 5uc, eAsh
TOBACCO-1s In fsir req1eN aud the nsrke is hfm
Sales 100 thcs G9lc Tor Kentucky Th7rea speclla
tive movement il sLutssnTed, snd some o9O ox' nave
been taken al very fnl rates
HIDES-Thefe.s rsther activity, hut no change tn
prices Ths market la well supplied Gales $3.50 Odncco
al 9c lele ~ cent This ecelpIs from JAn TO sap'
sre $40 $50 LAT year ns 7s945 e's tsl yssr
40741 exclusive Of the arrivals OF yeerdsy, U46l HAYS
be- en- received in e August
LEATHER-The market continues very acive, with re-
ceipts rot allowing OF any stock accumulate Heavy
weight Hemlcck Sole In very ina eq1tte supply Tne
Taste and IWssern demand is very large Prices ate
very firm
NAVAL sTORES-Taere is not much dolny and the
market heavy Sales 800 bbiS R9sin 81 l7i al 70 I'd
400 or $40 ibis Spirits at SS1DS4c time.
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m a Il AZ SIN.

In This City sspt by Rev. Lot Jonen HENRY w.
PHAlR ard LOUISA SAIL
Bepl 5 at Esst Orange N J. by Rev. John CroweI
GILBERT KNAPP, Of mis- City, 10 Miss SARAH a.
WALLACE, OF The forller pare
Al Aoipgion, Mass Aag a M JESSE e GILES, late
Of ssersmsD,o Cry sno E9tnr OF the Plsesr rnes
hisa LOUISA dkns OF Capt D 4uiel A = "A
Al Portland Me Aug 20 OLIVER OORRANOE, Of
Boston, 10 ss sA AAA daughter OF Philip Greeley, Esq
OF Portland
On Yuesdsy afternoon s-p. at the Rutgers st Chsrca
By Rev NJ Henry BIZ HENRY HARSINsON to Miss
FRANCES only daughter Of lhe a4s Capt Hiram H.
kaypot d all OF ihIs city
In Rscto7yvle TfoRs Co n. Y Aug q. By Rev.A. q,
stowel TnoAAs B8IAFOLL VI New Yora Cisg 10 "a
EAH youngest daughter OF Alexander Brooks q Factory
~ S..s Hasss Palladsuaa please copy
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Bpoken, &c,

A1g H. 81 AN lat 43 10 So 80 saw steamship Pacific
IN hYork for LIVER col going feat, all sail sI wind W
aug Y LAT " IL, on Is 20, Srem bark Nina, fn EYork
70, Bremen
aug a. lat SO 49, Len ss e. ship Ez abe.h (of sath) I'm
MORE for Europe "a Do cur.
Arg a. Ia, 49, Ion 81 ship John Curriet from Liverpool
for lola port.
Aug 46 g. lon 10 g. bark Bolivar from Belfast for
&nsmich Is CO out
Aug ID las Al u Ion 40 S. bark Pollock, E Philadelphia
aug 49, LAT n 40 Ion 81 40 Br brig Richard Golden I'm
Ssrgor Wales FOR h4delphia
Aug e lat q 40, lSn 80 o. ship Vim o Bsws I'm Ilv
eTpocl for NYok
aug IL, Ia, 81 len 49, ship Empire state Russell from
liverpool for HYork.
goo tor sorieanai same day, Eip Hartley from do for
Aas So la Al TO- Ion SO, ship Robt Kelly from HYork
d. for HAVE
Aug IA, g. ION To- bark Janet (Bf) from Glasgow sor
Aug Is lhtS52 lon So 81, seen Br herm brig Cur.
lew, Steering HHW.
Aug a. la - 20 lon IS g. brig frances aue lao SGD.
posed from Bal imore for 81 Jebns, Pr
nay o. isi b ., hon u w, Diamond, from Cardiff for
jury 10 lat "a AZ Lon SAT W. brig JaHs (Br from ao
9raEte for Liverpool
lay Y la q 4s lon 80 As bArk Aeoye (Br) from Lyer
poo 67 d, for PSI ana
JAY IS !si2z 10 Ion 81 bark Australia {Br) I'm Rot,er
July IS, let q g. Ion IS IL W. AZ seen herra brig,
ihovirs vhiie and red signal
,Aug lat IL lon g. brg Germ Burke, from Boston for
Jaiy a.s7 q n Ion 81 81 brig Abraaa, Atkins, IS da
fn HYofk for Bio GrEnda
9ny al Sc IS lon IS 49, BRIG Osee ols tof sdfordl
Aag H. la n so q. ian 50 W, big zeliea of Easspor
aonlns farther; l2t seh Orb Walker, Ina Baltimore for
Aeg l6 at IS So lon e. brig Ann Elizabeth, Wyatt, Of
and Is de IN Norfolk 10. Demsra,a-
Aug So la Il L. lon u ~ sr seh Spirit, from HYofa for
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IFrom our correspondent

PHILADELPHIA Sept 3--AvviVed-srIg Am8Hca,
Tfe4dwsy salem, mass Echs sou.hernof, dudley soIou;
Col Jas Page Edwards, Pot CHESTER ny; Taomss Ire
land Sonera Fall RIVER sesgtor Clark. HYOrs; Dngo
Simpson sullivan Bic; Three sAters Wilson, Pro,idence;
Junials Wesber, Boston; Bsnser, aetrEan do; Liberty,
v eeks ERsG Greenwcb JRbez L. White Qorson, Rox
tuty; Msy land. Laugh,iD New Z; II Hall, Tibb It's,
Providence; AudeIted, CorsGI, Neponser Hop9son,
Wrighi, NBedford
Clared-Bark Montpelier, CoLey, Boston, Bdg evils
Besp Nofgfs, eo schrs l. Amer Carson, iew YJfs !;
Senator Clark New Haven 8armer, Me il an, Boston
T. lrlapd somers Fall River; sussu Bray B4rbs Plj
mouth NC; P Slavery. Widen. Charlestoni WilioN,
Jut nla " cbbe, Boston Jabez white Cofson Pow.
derce South rasr, studey Boaton steamer PenobIcoL
seymour, HYort.
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Enreign Ports.

Atvigo 9Th u shp Own pu', Wilson, mn Noieaes, ar ~
Inv 0h crdered 10 Is days quarantine, then Proceeda 70
All 5h nit ship M'lasar, Freeman ds ss for
North Atlsn'ic port. $50, ,o.A Nsn,n,rt
10 load for Bo.ion Incorrectly reported In Eaghh Puo
ilcsuoBs aid for Boston, as II citsctl r., ,,u.aa,
Az Havana 2lt ulL bark Louisa, Whieby for Ensoot'
phla days. .-,zo.o p,sraor
soston' Emilv Ke1 eay NseYork Tor Stjehna, NE ID
Al s..su Aca July S, brig Ohio, ingalls,, I'm Gambia
Rio Grsnde july H. bsrsS wyman. Harrington, Tor
Salem ext day; K,te Lincoln, Thompson, I'm Ls9on ~
d. IAN brig Abbotsord AnrEe fn aud for BALTIMORE
Ids sch Ellen PerAns Bile hen I'm CAdiz 60 de- arr about
sth, unc. ,.. ,,,,.. MOI
Lam fand aid S7ih for CsfforuA; 26h sch Aas nlot
stIrsou Bath (s1d cid osle, for CsiornlaG Jny S
SriS nSa Rogers. Philadelphia spd sid Seth for aissanG
IA barh Plot Goodrdge, Ssisn tAud ED seth for Feejee
Islands in charge fThoS Duuu lat otee Capt u osIoS
.irt and ur HE 10 proceed on tho voyage -,
Sid in Cape Town CGH, MAJ 20 bark Hamilton, hura'
Aoon aay: brig Sacramento, Congdon Zanzibar
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TRIBUNE MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw.YoRK......sEPT. 81, la6O.
Cleared.

Ship Louss. Drnkwsier Antwerp, Z 0 aurbut %.
Bafhs Pauict Henry, Howes NOrieens " SIwst J
Freya Wslloe Musetles Funck MeincAe; Wave, Lea.
Bffes America, IBID Beckwith, Pict,u. Second clesr
arreE Hslgna -, 81 John NIB; Lsonice, Bradbury,
Tufls Islsrd Thompson Hgnter. ,,..
Schs sarah Brown, Andres, Mobile s'ursss Clearmsn
IN Chief ROBBINS Bsliimore Panthss- Ragnor fo iona
Jones, smith, Philadelphia Hacd Co. ffeaioro'
Curnsci; Richmond Van Brun, . algaL
Steamer Vulcan Hsnd, Ph lsdephis
Barge GrampuS HSynes. Philadelphia
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By Telegraph

marketb,. BuEFALO, Hepkd.
The receists during the past "a hours have been
a. toDows FLOUR ii 90 bbs; WHEAT none. Coas,
none Wesierp FLOUR Ia in fair demand for Guy add
Fasern trade bat &C umon far brands dae lower.
The ssles have SO00 bbs al s702 for Aicnlkan
The iE much gHry tor WHEAT. CoEN is Sssdf at
Yesterday, rates sual usnsscosa Ia Aixoi Weseer
ION 5Gc FreiR ptE axe 80 reported.
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Aue 49, la,to IL, Ion ts 10 stsh Dass OF Wellington,
IN Anf 10 or the s.uis ,es Ysrqlip I'm arOvineOeowS
rnonths out 9s cor h.h.
Rncssport s,eeripg e, 10 weeks cut 1900 Sab
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Of dollars, and the place New.York. Dir. Cor#in
probably Yesterday or to-day Gent him the red 'e1n
ing powers He expects 10 have the busi'eis az
ranged so az to come to New York on ThQf'diy
and pay on Friday.
The following statement shows the amount Of
gold and silver deposits and gold and silver COTE
age g. the Mint of the United States, for the hrst
eigh. months Of the present year
co from Jan 10 July 1880 ineIusvosS 7s Zle 81
sod deposits ON lsI 10 s. ST Ang 1856 loein' >.
80. . -
Amour. received in l250.,.-...........e 7gi 90
ot Coinage from ian to Jai7 1884, ineayes 80 ~ 50
cod coiusge for August ie50s.......''..' s3. 10
Yo,sl gold coinage 1850 ti5oI57+ %
Silver bullion received from Jan 20 Ssh Aug 80 =,
S50...........,......... % oS9z %
silver coins ge same psnod .............. 4h3t5 II
COPPER ecinsgs sGnc pefiod IHV-o 90
COD deposited IRON Jan to Aug. 1850, ineia' -
P5sTiop'y received Ioin ...ao... - 45ooo 90
....'..'''. 81 - 80 q
The coinage of the ensuing months will be great
" increased, from the additional machinery erect
ing in the Mint, which viii shortly coin from four
to Ave millions per month
The Mint is now paying gold certificates to No
1927.
The amount of stock transferred to foreigners at
Washington during the week ending Aug 80 was
$4,000
The receipts at the Philadelphia sub-TreRsury in
Aug. were s5s2,l59. Balance from July, sl,199,-
972, making sl,732,l3l. Payments, sl,15o 66l,
leaving balance of s., 333. 572 on the lst Of sapt
TRRAsuRERs STATEMENT sotoing The amoHnt at hi, credit
IN Iyensery ,otih AsstaHt TTsasuye7s and des19-
mated Depos.t6ytss and in he Mint and Byaae.es BY
returns yeeered Mo1.Gay ASga't e, 1850, and tte
assonnt trbject 20 droi SAoc'sg dso tle a71ouat 81
future .ranfers and from deposttO7ies, ordered by
The Gecrstnru of The IreasNrNs
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a. ,asr a ,he,t tllnssa n0NA LOUISA, sged .

Ang after abort llassa NbNA bousoAt @se1D
MOI Ia onv enid OF Solomon Tb.np.on .ts.,.s a,
Pgrerai ths titerocou E's ociecs TON :. Sy
her fa,I e. 81 PweBtv s-Vehih,sA fhsnGs VI NC '''
are resi- ectfaliy Invited - stend ,yr.uv1suAu
atNn,Gep q ser Co N Y Aug %, Ezra an 4 lso Ash
e ~ 9r Gl-, l.hsIn 10 the 5i;h vs. asf 4>e
In Houevvel Nsw.Jeriss Aug, Is Mrs - t "a "a
e-oTf h M esta ear hsr widow Of ne iaie m0'
-. sinut Solder OF the Revou ion.
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We have been iniolea ~ Of the pilots says lhs
"'sA sw.rs ina Rsscop on Haicfe,ls Point hiss been
bio wn down ard hsl tho msa 1912 Channel Beacon has
not been ID h!ed sincs The late sH'e
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Marhsts......ALBAHY, sept. 8.

The past "a hGnrs Recelpts have been as folio
PLosR 200 bbs WssAr, 90 bus CoaN 70s0bua FLOUR
i, sesdy but OF nc. " WHEAT Ia 6rm good milling
inquiry II have b $50 bushels al l1S0n9 Tor
Ger see Se0o bushels OF inferior two rowed BAILEY
,old 75c ard $500 bushels al snc 10 in
wee or dags Sales Ade Of 800 bbs Of Prison
WHISKY al &c
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OaIifornia Vesuels Spoken, az

May "a lat &c ~ g. lon ST n w ship Sheridan Cornish
fu NYoFs (aArrh lgJ for San francisco
Aug Is lat IS u.s. lon Is 49, snip Geo Law OF AMI from
YcIk Tor Ban Frsncisco
jone ABS 10 . lon IS 30 W, bar4 Cuba, chals 10 DIS
fn BesOn tor San FfaI cisco
June 49, si IS 90 Ion Sc brig Selma Robnaon IA ds I'm
NOritAns for San Rrspchco
july A. no al &c, sch Pilgrim, Wet, q DIS I'm Pdllade
pha Tor San Brancisco
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New. York Cat.Ie market.
IBy our OWE ReporIeY I

bS our owh Reporter.
offered is00 Beeves q $50 southern remainder from
shs State % Cove and csFTas and ca Sheep and Lamba
PRicEE &cThe heavy ratnt Of tbs past fsw days have
had rather depressing infusece Sales
cfeI retailing qualities fr5u so boT 50 About SOC
would remain ever nnsot. lot Of 20 mad taken
70, Rhpmans 10 Bermuda
Cows AND eALrEs-Msrket active Sales n from $50 TO
70 b S$.s
sHEsfass LAass-Suprhe,v very heavy and more than
saoogh TO nfs demand s&is OF Shae9 from q 70
7Sa4 5es Laznhs 7slai 1898 Lsn 0yer, i.5e0.
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RecsinrE of prndnna

BIZ the North Rrrer BoWs- Tuesdag, Sent. a
81 Gro hbs Four, lis Ashes IS DO Whisky, $40 bales
Wool 81 ga Butter 29 do Cheese, 5eoo bush Os;s
1854 DO Corn, Is, i56 do Wheat
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TERRIBLE DEATH MIR. Potter and bis son, aged
eight years, of Topsfed, persisted last week 10
the Ipswich marahes. They enthusiastically stack
fast in the mud while cunning, and were drowned
by the rising tide.
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|K9-0V%IV1 70 10 -.

Total amount suhie 10 draft..........slS 100 81
The Jefferson Insurance Company have declared
dividend of 81 10 y share, payable on demand
The Transactions in printing cloths at Providence
for the week ending Saturday, reached $4,000
pieces 52x52 to 6sx72 So inches, part at II 05s
and the remainder on private terms The Journal
remarks that the demand has been fair aud the
prices without material change The sales Of Cot
ton during the aame period were limited to the
immediate wants of consumers, without any spec
uatve demand, st IA 9l5 for Gulf and l44@l4l
for Atlantic ports
The Epening Journal gives the annexed state
ment Of receipts at tide.weter
The quantity OF Flour, Wheat Corn and Barley
left at Tdewater, during the Atm week in August,
in the years l849 snd 1880, is as follows
Isss S59Ss s's sgs i &C. 1871 s577
Inc.........424sa loOt27 1881 A42a
The aggregate quantity OF the same articles lett
at It'd CIV alter, from the commencement OF nayiga
ton to the 3lst Of Aug inclusive, during the years
ls49 and $780, 10 follows
FbuI boIs. Wheat bu Germ, bu. Barley bu
1880 ri 7i7si ass2l2 i5s7so
pec..........is8e4o 1890 i,l74s2o Inc st4a3
The aggregate quantity Of the same articles left
at tide.wa ter, 6om she commencement of naviga'
tion to the 3st Of Aug inclusive, during the years
le4s and 1885, ia follows;
Flour Wheaton. Corn, tu Barley, bus
le48. 1853 ~ e5 8n2 l6e69i8 l99 Sc
1850. ..l,!57zC7 7IL79a 24ss 2t2 l5s73O
pec.......... 1866 2locos In Sal 294 2o5N
By reducing the Wheat 10 Flour tina quantity OF
the latter left at tide " alter this year, compared
with the corresponding period of last year, shows
decrease of Q 9 COS barrels OF Flour.
The following table shows the quantity OF some
ofthe principal articles of produce left az tide va
ter from the commencement of navigation TO the
3lst of August, inclusive, during the years le4s,
1913 days; ls49, 1913 days, 1880, l3l days
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gnlnsrsp ZOE Ynn pararnn

N12ET5LkS EElosvkD F0R YIN TAIBuka
TUESDAY, September
Is for PessB snd 900 bba Asnirea Pote at s7s
C0exQ&-The ueEAei Is slh tnsegFe and wtkhnas
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,b.,e. ofirportaure There rec burers a. gte 90
etne bu, holders ffm - previous Pisek An' S'''
4'S :" nJgs so aE4L-In R7oar tks market 10 a1aas
b4tl,r FOR f.eah sruua1 and the feeling ssnef ay %
bet.sr T6eie is FIR home sud Ea1.eSn oeps, -,,9
r.1nIarv ~ rev Fl " The sales Y ne9 Dc u
uhteb REQ hbis wsre for EXPORT There #sle aso
4en bb sdIa for shipment s4 sag D.
81 ~ ISL -tHts fsr DAYS f1a 1zokStinos iJf
do.s ere 5055 70 for sop, 90 as u t3l w.
s1qS+ cor rBaa su1 strait STATE od anaffe.a Sga,
s9I64 Is for new State Ohio sui hlcbigAH, LoVf ~
f1r cd Michigan and Ohio Il. 40 ST ol puIe S 80
nouirsIy, as 50 for fancg ONO oa ana CO. 80
Ohio 1896 80 ioY old ard exra Gsossse ~ o3a
efn tie NOV hunted and lAe tsrkst ~l!2oa Is
S7.5 30 f1r e h7sEds lea ID In osE7r densll' EtIa
,ses 100 bbn 5S II for Jsrs} Il rye a. va
,oveut- nj is 1ao5erlte Sales go nns al 81 a. sb
0RAIN-Ybere are no Of Wheat to noce, Gus nee
arr max srs at dsclise for milling lFeo-ses ~ 49,.
1ta 0ii2c Oho s5GIeic. Canadian 950le5 Ia OoEa sli
nominal Tee msrKsI - easier t,r Corn via so 9 ~.
rNes Tie demand iiuise1. The sales are SQhU o1i
racludisg Eanaaeoo' 10 oil contracts a. x g3 ~ "a $40
6ush part TO arrive In Oats the market ~i1o1. cha1s
celia al 4t43c jersey S7G49ci Southern J. ' "1'l
PgovisI0ns-1n Pork here /. fair ba';neas 5oiag
bal !1 market L. very sesf =, Ias saa P6m s. Tor
apmrs There ia fair retail derustd t'r Beet sAss
@ os for Me:s 5as5 i5r PP ss.f I4S s5
Az In Is good Inquiry for ana
demand Ia good Tne ases are as oos ana fes al %
the for and 50o kegs a; 7c sale o iUJ 9os
rtsIe wa1 made at Sc In Cu heats tue sales ara 10
bbs and ucs shoulders 81 S@, ana 100 eos dry
hams at &c. The msrie ia firm ne sIppy OIL Prime
Butt,r i. ght sno the market hrm Ses sac at tSiof-
Orsr ge ard Delaware l66l9-, Ohio l90l5; C9mm1o
grades are duh Chsee q1ie 4[s6, viii some par
GELS guin from frat hands.
WHIskY-Is dula with sales 100 bbl' 10 ots, at &c,
OILs-Ths sales of sish Lnseed moderk:e AK
tent al 1916 Sales 400 b5ls Whsle on terms not ms1e
TEAs-Fbere is good demand al private sales and
about pkgs have been aod at full pricei The Ienden
cy oflhe msrlet Is upward public sAie comes oil TO-
Fnorro~
GRoCERIEs-The markets for Sugar, Coffee and No
ssses are very r and hold generally demsnd al ad
yEnce TIE ssles 500 Coffee al 9c for 81 D0min-
GO 10, dIt for Lsguyfe ttGl &c for Rio, i2c for Cota
Rica izs dIslc for JsYs~nos Of BIO Tor Phsde
pba st prices gee ersy show advance on preyio1s
SALES Sue S0cr 400 hhds have beer sold al q NC
for Ne Orleans 7G7c Tor Porto Rico 81 a65 Tor Cdpa
600 h1s common al SIC holAss- Is 10 fair re-
que, s. OU htds Porlo Rico sS5c and some Ns F-Of
esns al S5lt Cuba 25024e fer sweet and &c for sour
The stoc ks W ere q. fao~ The lat Augu't:
1850. lS49.
Hh1s Boxes Hhds. boxes
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS DAY.

MINIATURE ALMtNAc..rHIs DAY.
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