New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-03

Balance Aug S1....... IS, 799 $50 is .
Tois Receipts Of Custom S1IlD 30
Total Pam nts at Assay OHce S1l.oe 70
Paid Dsburipg Checks. HaSll IA
The above table shows an increase OF s733, s3s 60
in the amount in the hands of Assistant Treasurer
compared with the close of the preceding week.
At Boston and Philadelphia Money was in moderate
demand at ran for frstclass Paper, and sac for
secono airy grades.
The Grand Jury of Lancaster, Pa, have found .
bill against Mr. Boughton, the alleged deiauing ieas
urer Of the Lancaster Savings Bank Institute. The
indictment charges him with embezzling the sum of
s275, 900 and appropriating it to his own use.
The Lawrence, Mass. Manufacturing Company
has declared a semi-anDual dividend of 4 y cent.
$40 p share payable Sept Is, to holders of stock
Aug. 90.
The anthracite coal trade, says The Philadelphia
Ledger is again very heavy, the tunnage for the week
reaching 1869 tuns, by the three lines connecting
the mines with this city. The SchuylkiII Navigation
Company report coal shipments for the week at 81 794
tups and for the season, to Tuesday last at soo
tuns against 594 s34 tuns TO the same time last year.
The tunnage on the Reading Railroad for the week is
So $50 tuns and for the 5e7 1913 tuns against
1913 63s tuDs 10 the corresponding time last year,
showing an increase in the coal tunpege alone over
that Of last year. Of l73 7s3 tuns. The increase in
price is nearly great the increase in unnage. The
shipments of coal on the Lebgh for the week ending
on Saturday last $40 tuns against 962 tuns
for the corresponding week of last year for the sea
son, III 439 tuns, against 70i,0s7 tuns TO the same
time last year. In the trade there are no changes call
ing for special notice. There continues to be very
good demand for shipment but vessels are still scarce
notwithstanding the advance in freights. The retail
market elbows some increased activity, but without
change Of price. Lehigh lump is in great demand,
and the supply is short The very healthy condition
of the iron market is eIerting favorable influence
upon the prices of coal.
Tie quantity of Flour, Wheat, Corn and Barley left
at tide water during the fourth week in August in The
years 1854 and 1855, is as follows:
Flour, bbls Wheat, bu. Com, bo. Barley, bu.
lsoi..........lisoS Sitof f4b H,oSo
ls55..........2.se 6lt0 S54 $50 800
Inc. 1901 Dec...ss 5S4 Inc los 04 Dec.
The aggregate quantity Of the articles LEFT tide
from the OF 20 the 5lst OF August in
elusive dnrins the 1854 and lsas .s follow:
Flour. bbla whest. bu. Corn bu- Barley, bu.
1875. ::.. .sisSss sso5 s,ase S.I
Dee..lOiel DecI sS7 $50 Ine.l sol <ss Dec 2ls <ss
The quantity Of the Articles le
from the Of navigation 70 the S OF August
elusive during the years isS .sd lsSS is ?. Ol1w' J.,
iss......ai c7te2 1855 isssit. %7s.
Dee. ssls Dee. 4 sol 57s Inc iss5795 III
BY saens the whss; Flour the quantity Of tho latter
len tide this year compared vita corresponding
period OF last year shows decrease Of 5si3t barrels
thaf.
The following table shos. the quantity Of som. Of the pne
a. Of ns,ssloa TO Of August ncissse daring tho
,s.fs las da,s InS4 ZIG and ifs5 ZIG ds,g