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SOUTgs-SHDE RAILROAD.
ON ANDAFTER MONDAY TIIE22d AU-ET.
" gust, the passenger Trains, will follows: 49,
FROM PETERSBURG TO LYNCHBURG.
Mall Train starts daily $3.50 A. NJ reaches ynchburg 1886
Pm.
Passenger Train starts daily except Sundays at AS NJ
reaches Lynchburg at 1890 A. NJ
FROM LYNCHBURG TO PETERSBURG.
Mail Train start daily at II A. NJ Petersburg at NJ
PASSENGER Trains daily except SUNDAYS at 1880 T. ~
reaches Petersburg at ESQ A. NJ.
These trains connect with two daily trains the Springs
vile, Nashville, Memphis, &c. TO New Orleans
This is the shortest and expeditions parts
Of Tennessee Alabama Mississippi Louisiana Arkansas and
The City Point Train leaves Petersburg daily except sundays
A. NJ and l2 Noon and City Pont at $50 NJ and 1870 p NJ
Extra trains to and from all the steam packets When
cessary.
II. D. BIRD
au24 General Superintendent
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CHESTN JE GROVE WHISKY.
ha PUr.t Medicinal Agent kuoEnl has furnished me
community smulrn pure, heoihgl and inr'ratg ~ IN,
time mild delicious beverage II IA calculated o do away
with The vile drugRd stun that palmed 90 on the community
and which Injurious body ndmind In addition ~ the ce
hrat beneath he has received Diploma from the STATE AIi
CULTURAL sOClErY ami additional testimony from Pr Jackson,
81 Boston, who tezfes under oath 20 ts absolute purity
CERTIFICATES.
Pan lDrGPHi, Sept Q, 1875.
We have carefully tested the sample Of Chestnut Grove Whisky
and find contains 81 the Poisonous sub
known Fu OIL which The characteristics and Injurious
ingredient Of The Wh.skys II general use. ,,
BOOTH, GARRET 4 CAMAC,
Analytical Chemists.
NEW York Sept g. 1858.
Ihaye analysed sample Of Chestnut Grove whisky received
from Mr. Charles Wharton Jr PHILADELPHIA ani having care
fully tested g. pleased tate that Us entirely nee IRON
poisonous d,ecrou substances is an unusually pure ana
eue G.yo-el olaliiy of whisky JAMES K. Chiffon,
Analytical Chemist
BosToS, March Z, 1853.
have made chemical anayslso conmerc samr. OF Ie,
Grove WHISKY which proves be free rom he heh'y fu
Oils and perfectly pure and uuadu'itraed The hne tavC Of
this Whisky Is derived from The Grain used 10 manufacturing IT,
Respectfully, 4. A. HAYES NJ D. state A's,yer,
No. IT, Unystou Street
For sale bv C. WHARTON, JR,
Sole Principal AGENT
ia93-6m No IiG Walnut Street Philadelphia.
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pEMOVAL.-we beg leave to nforIa friends and
IA public generally that have removed
Governor between Main Franklin where
have largely increased facilities for manufacturing all articles In
de will be able show the largest ana complete
assortment Of STOVES RANGES FURN iCES, BRITANNIA
PLATED JAPANNED and plain TINwARE found In any
house. either North South We have sls magnificent
meht OF GAS FIXTURES OF all kinds ha continue tn carry
the PLUMBING GAS and STEAM FIT ING TIN and PATENT
ROOFING branches Of business with
and facilities assuring customers that have
business that shah attend all
Thankful for the liberal patronage bestowed
years past hope 10 receive connu, the
house
PORTABLE GGs-woRKs put up Ia towr and country
fe2 ...rr.. CHARLES n. YALE 90.
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CoRRUeATED WROUGHT IRON AND

V Letters Patent
adapted for enclosing Public Grounds Cemeteries Baconys
ages &c Sheep and OK Hurdle Patent wire sackng Bead
steads With variety Of Folding rol Iron
furniture Patent Wire Coal Screens Ore Sand and Gravel
Screens Wire Netting for Mosquito, shep Poultry and other
purposes Wire Summer Houses Fancy Wire Work In great
riety, for Gardens, &c. .. ... 80 ~.
- NJ. WALKER L SONS, Manufacturers,
No os5 Market, N. T. Sixth street, Philadelphia.
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fFHROUGH FREIGHT ARRANGE Elr-- ~
4 MENE.From Richmond, virginia, ktt2 II
10 c W q r | q ans, Wei. sburg, M mphIs, NJ.
Louis, WoDtgOHtry,T uscumbi;I, augusta, Ma
con, Nashville. Chattanooga, &c.
THE RICHMOND AND DANyILLE RAILROAD COMPANT
that they have just concluded
FOR and forward goods above specified the following
rstes:
How Special LIST % Sd
FROM Richmond to Charged. class Class Cass Class
Knoxville, Tenn, andEall
stations as far as Chat
tanooga.............. 100 rs. $50 lq5 los 81
Nashville Tenn ........ 100 ibs 800 90 is %
Tuscumbla, Ala ........ 100 bs 20 l 50 81 Oq
Memphis, Tenn ......... 100 lbs 3 Co ~ IS
Rates manufactured tobacco, 100 pounds Richmond
follows To Knoxville, cts; Nashville 81 49,
cumhia, 81 % Atlanta, Ga Al 10 Macon Ga 81 50:
ongomery, AL FL ~; S. Lsuls via Msmph!s 81
TcAshurF, Nat,hez and New Orleans, al II.
81 To Dan and all points East and South of H.
will into effect ~ But % Chattanooga and West Of T.
per oJ lbs additional viii DE charged until the completion
ofe Cleveland branch Of the East Tennessee Georgia Rail
roat.
For classification Of aees and further information hacd
J aPpy a The Office Of The Richmond and Danye Railroad
Company, Richmond. Z. CAMPBELL SuYt.
Richmond, 2Zd, 1859. ap23-du
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BRAID CErTTING,

ENE undersigned having removed his shop under the T0BAC
co EXCHANGE 18th and Cary stS begs
form his customers and the Public generally that he stu
sed SO as To execute all work (Which he be favored thy in
the best workmanke pos ibnotce II
want Brand for Tobacco Flour aa Machneyor
other articles manufacture send in orders aud
viii accommodate you the reasonable terms guaran
tee 70 give you entire satisfaction
Also fine lot Of Branding Brushes Kew Checks Letters
&c. T. GRAHAM, Brand Cutter, 4 ,
Under Tobacco Exchange,
Cor 18Th CnrNS hmm Va
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no PLlNTERs AtD GAHDNER~.

DOOKS--Reesyed by ..-. %
lie and Times Gen Samuel Dale the Mississippi Partzan-
u.J. 2 70. Claiborne. Illustrated. 81.
lie lu Spain Past and Present. by Walter Thornbury WIN
Illustrations T.
Lacy Ca11 BY the author o. Margaret Maitland, &c Ioe
Utrp.ls Greek arl iIt1 Texts -f>ehylus. 4oc.
uirp.rs Greek and Latin Texts uo-stius. 4Oc
The Ancient Church E History, ctiiue Worship and Consul
1oa traced o the s. three hundred years By W D. Khen'
ID ~ vol. ,ys. g
Lille m d. p
Tale Hur,Iuy Ey T. l. tsweiyn. 7.
R.uctutt, 90 Egg, Ch0a- the great advocate BY T. IT,
Parker 4 81. ~ wsUTrly.
Commentary on the P,nltsuch From the German Of Otto Won
Ge-'sch .N
Hl-..uI-s By T. Wharton Collins EsQ. 7 o. -
rrrer WITH a ru--r-r Of ole, lac ana Interesting BOOKS
III. JAMES WOODHOUSE 90
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sI,OOO REWARD!

$1,000 REWARD!
NYANY persons, including conductors Of pub
IVA lie presses, have shown therg ignorance, no <V-1M
than their zeal in charging the Distines t5sfd
with mixing poison with their liquors N>1SS5ESz9lfsl
To acquainted with the process OF making Msot34
whisky, this is simply ridiculous but 10 the pub He3
lie generally Its reteaon the Impression A' mas sone
foundation Ia truth
Whisky grain which FIRST ground Into meal mix
ed with hot waermsde pass through the process oil mena
ton by the Introduction OF yeast precisely as gt oeau
No poison, mineral vegetable Is used IN us manuiacue
other persons silly enough criminal enough to commit arc
tiles charged not for Us to defend them we only clam 70 A
for ourselves.
The above will be paid any who will prove by the
testimony Of competent and respectable chemist a our STATE
untrue far liquor manufactured by US Is concrne
with the that the liquor subjected 10 We
either from house from any e our many re-
spectacle customers and that the character Of The an
ayses shall be established be beyond sucioh er
'0T NOS ssiH OF n'"''''' P sTEARNs co.
VALUABLE IMPROVEMENT.
EATiER he thoroughly tanned without the use OF oaiS 10
II any form whatever more than Two handred
per the price OF materials and In onetweh the Time re-
quired by the old process.
Will tested by experiment and shown to any who feel Inter
ested In the subject.
IIeeyy Hides viii be tanned IN from 90 to so days.
Light Hides In from 10 10 Is days.
Kip Calf skins in from To days.
Buck Sheep, Hog or Goat Skins, IN one day.
by this process better article Of made being heav
tougher, impervious water and preer Fce IN
the old mode Of tanning utterly incapable OF making 80
good article q Leather and will submit II 10 tAe decision OF
any competent Judges ,,t.--...--. l..
one Of the nepe articles used FOR tanning by this process
common plant growing over the country anu 'y
be obtained simply by cutting it, 81. /. ...H
wishing obtain interest In THIS process, Wh
in all confidence offer TO the public can address me;
Liberty, Bedford county, Va.
CSC further no,e. IN he Virginia Index
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Richmond, Jan. LIST, 1860.


"A Corr -A
LIMITED PARTNERSHIP.
The undersigned Lewis Gnte John Alvey and Geo Aren
Of whom city Richmond and Albert g. Jenrees
who resides In the eouuty Of Charlotte, all In the State OF Ina
formed limited partnership under the and nm OF
"GINTER ALVEY ARENTS" to carry In the city Of Rich
mond IN the Virginia the business Of importing and Job
bling Fancy Dry Goods Wholesale Albert eees special
partner SUCH has contributed 10 the capital stock OF the
said the trsntydue thousand dollars which sum he
has paid o. cash Lewis Gnter John r. Alvey and Geo Aent
general partners 80,
said partnership commenced on the LIST day Of January 1861
aud Is TO continue for the Of five years from that date Wit
ness the following signatures this sth day Of February lsGO
LEWIS GINTER,
JOHN ?. ALVEY,
GEO. ARENTS.
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TsNHE UNDERSIGNED CONTINUE TO MANUFACTURE WINS
KY Of all the various grades from good plain WHISKY to
~. yer, best article Rye Our Matted Rye Whisky
by all who have tried II to be unsurpassed Having
made additions works we challenge comparison Tor
quality with any Whisky made in tbs state or other
F. STEARNS 4 CO.,
18th street. between Main and Cary,
nopd
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- 20 tierces prime Rice
300 bbls. prime EeW Orleans MolAsses
20 bbls. "New York" Syrup
1000 Sides Sole Leather
800 pkgs. Grcea and Black Teas, (sorae Princ
800 bags Ginger, Pepper and Spice
20 bales Cloves and Cinnamon
600 bxs. Glass 90 bbls Tanners' OIL
800 bxs "Hul's Extra" and Rosn Soap
200 doE Brooms 800 do. Buckets
2,0cO resms Letter Cap and Wrapping Paper ., ,,,u
300 bales Candleviek Twire, for sale y rs ys
TINsLEY TARDY a WILL
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SHIP BROKERAGE.

FENHE undersigned have this day formed copaneip under
the style Of ILLSPAUGH READ, for the purpose of
Quoting BROKERAGE business respectfully solicit
the patronage of their friends and the public.
A. MILLsPAUGH,
JAMES G. READ,
Cary and 18th streets, the Dock
Richmond January 1st, 1900 jy9-1y
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.--IlvingstOn Plows Nos l, q ~, Sand 'ns"
IL cast Points .,.,.
IIyngstons Poss, Nos and left hard cast ~ ,.i
uyingston's improved Plows, Nos. ~, 5 anc ~
wrought Points - -, a and n
Minor Horizons PlOvs, Nos. IS, 1sH, 19K HS'
cast Points "a .,d 70
Wiley Conekin's Povs, Nos 8, 4, oH, sH' IL "
RicAs Iron Beam PIOv., MOI. p. N N. and wa'Ahs''''
Points
Hillside and subsoi Flows
Davis Mccormick Flows
CASTING for the shove Plous always on nand .nx
W. phINsh..--------
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VIRGINIA
BURNING AND LUBRlCATlNG COAL OILS
THE GREAT KANAwHA COAL AND OIL COMPANY,
STATE has appointed US
Agents for the sale Of their justly celebrated
BURNING AND LUBRICATlNG COAL OILS,
TIE quality OF which warranted and uSADUITERATEp
invite the attention Of Apotheca snd Dealers throughout
tn state supply, which viii bearge and sold by wholesale
isii1 ~ GOoCH 4 EcHOLs.
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Passengers breakfast and sup Ashland dine board the
comfortable steamers between Acqua Greek Washington
E For further information apply this eace Broad Street.
Shoekoe Hill. JAMES b. WINSTON,
GenI Ticket Agent
eAML RUTH, supt
Once Z. F. P. r. X. Co.,
-. L. L
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RAILROADS, &C.
0 GREAT SOUTHWESTERN MAIL ROUTE. 1850
kN@ysssIfs ~ 5ssEsss'ss -
RICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAILROAD

1860 GREAT SOUTHWESTERN MAIL ROUTE. 1860
@MsszFs ~ -
RICHMOND AND DAHVILLE RAILROAD.
Change of Schedule.
ON after Sunday January 29 1890 Mall and Passen-
~ ger trains on this road, will run as follows: n
ve) Lynchburg Bristol Knoxville Dalton Atlanta.
Chattanooga Nashville Grand Junction, and Memphis
Montgomery and Mobile, Ala and New Orleans
Leave Richmond daily Except sundays) for Danve Va and
Greensboro N. O., at S. An
RETURNING,
Leave Junction (Burkeyie) daily al $50 and arrive In
Richmond a i250PM.
Danvie daily Except sunday att arrive In
Richmond at 1880 Pm
E boh rays with the souhsIde
Railroad trains 10 and from the Southwest Junction.
with the Virginia Central r. r. Potomac Railroad trains
from the North, at Richmond
Through Tickets sold and Baggage checked through
points, also, 20 the Virginia Springs.
through Tickets and
0fce Of the Richmond Danvle Railroad Company Richmond
iasO ALEX. WoRRALL, Superintendent.
RICHMOND YORK RIVER RAILROAD.
ON and after MONDAY, March 1st 1850, Pas r., ~ ru
~ senger Trains will depart kkA ~ 4r
FROM kICHM0ND.
Daily Except sundaysD at A. NJ
FROM WHITE HOUSE
Daily Except sundays) ......4K p NJ
STEAMER sEABIRD LEAVES NORFOLK,
Mondays and Thursdays, A. NJ
LEAVES wHITx-HOUsE
Tuesdays and Fridays A. NJ connecting with
UTbanna stage leaves WhteHouse Tuesdays and Fridays
A. NJ, returning Wednesdays and Saturdays
Wakerton stage leaves Whouse Mondays and Thursdays
A. NJ. returning same days.
Freight arrive at Richmond Wednesdays and
Saturdays. TH0S. z. SHARP,
jas Superintendent.
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ltlIOEIVt. rOTltFVO, pgpFS AND STEMS
- WeIays OF hand supply excellent Iotirr I0aGcco Reed
Stems and goaau The above lp1 aN hur.
rroutr Manufacture, and very superior W their kind "
therefore invite an who are fond Of good comfortable smoke
can ana suprl, Their selves IL !. r. DUVAL'F,
Corner Main ari 20 Streets,
Oupcsi.a pagtrsfUe.
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ENCOURAGES HOME MANUFACTURE y.
n undersigned manufactures and keeps constantly hard
Richmond Steel Works large and fine assort
ment OF
Refined and IRON consisting Of all Sizes Bar Band,
Hoop aud Scroll Iron.
Tire Iron Ovas and Half Rounds.
Horse and Mule Shoe Iron, Rounds and Squares.
Lightning Rods round and square
Agricultural Drum Teeth Nut Iron.
Tobacco NH fgpered and Plate Iron.
short every description Of IRON that may be ordered
Also Railroad Frog TEEL Steel Coach Buggy and Suy TIRES
and Quarry Half Round Steel JAS. HUNTER.
felI-3ms Richmond, Va
90 All sizes Of PUNCHED WASHERS hand made TO or
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LIGnTE 4 BRApBURRYlS PlAN

LGnTE BRADBURRY'S PIANOS.
WE CALL the attention Of the citizens Of Rich s-,
w u0ud and Virginia. TO Piano FOres which
we have placed with Mr. C8rus that their qualities 81
every respect be tested by the side Of the! u
famed Chickering's
We warrant all Pianos and show high and nure-
rous testimonials any factory the country All Of which can
be seen at Mr. Caruss Broad Street Sd door from 9th
de16- LIGHTE BRADBURY
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SASEg, EsEEEDS AND DOORS.
SAVING AND TURNING.
yuyVT Oldest FFlthm,ui iu Richmond W. may be be hoc
Che above articles, H perfection, 40 The shortest notice.
BBg confident giving entire satisfaction te subscriber soil
CTS a heretofore the public patronage Having recently added
cabinet and csrr.e Turning O. MS business tie public
have - work tgtOut CsGpt continent or delay. Give call
sa2l-u MILES AMBLER, Mayo street
DARPFTENGTus received a fresh supply Of those fine
I TAPESTRY BRUSSELS CARPETS az A. per yard. These
With other fresh supplies make complete assortment which, all
In vrart viii do well 10 examine. WI A.WALTERS,
r94 No. 40 Main q. cor. i.ih.
CtANuLES-gtOO Packages Adamautine Candies,
nment which be sold the trade very low. eWl boxes
T.I,oy candles i12,-ff TARDY X WILLIAMS.
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CITY OF RICHMOND,

CITY OF RICHMOND, I
STATE VIRGINIA. I
James l. Apperon as Notary Public for the city Aforesaid In
the state of Virginia do certify that Lewis Gnter whose name
mentioned general partner in the foregoing WTung @ Jay
made oath before me that Albert q Jrree the special partner
mentioned In said writing has actually paid In cash the sum Of
Thousand Dollars the amount contributed by him 70
the capital stock OF the said hrm Gnter Alvey Arents
Given under ny hand this 18Th day Of February, 1850
J. L. APPERsON n p.
STATE OF VIRGINIA, I
RICHMOND, Il Wit
LANES L Apperson Notary Public for The city aforesaid In
the state Virginia. that A. G. Jeaees, Lewis Gnter,
John Alvey aud George Arens signed 70 the
writing hereto annexed bearing date the sh day OF February
1860 have acknowledged the before In city Aforesaid
felG-6v J L. APPERSON, n P.
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1860.

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-19
Our Maryland correspondence.
TT '"b""' 10 R0VV'
Btu and Everett Gaining Strength Every Ddv DC

Beu and Everett Gaining Strength Every Day, dc.
The practical and national views Of your editorials have
awakened intense desire in Of all parties 10 pre-.
vent the election Of Lincoln. There is throughout the
State very kind feeling between the Bell and Douglas
men, and whilst the former have confcssedy majority
over all parties yet they do not prosecute the
with any Of the bitterness OF bygone times but exhibit
manly and concIatory spirit TO all who willing to
make sacrifice for the Union. The sentiments yon
daily are therefore, OF great encourage
every friend OF the CONSTITUTION we do hope
10 may be your pleasure TO continue IN the You
have auspiciousy begun and which has already ere.
ated interest in many who had hitherto been luke.
warm. The influence OF the HfHALD IL acknowledged
there thousands here who, the approach every
Presidential election, eagerly watch its course,
and Influenced by It's advocacy OF the
candidates. IL s, therefore, in your power
70 do great good Not accused OF natery 1.-THE support
OF the Herald for Bell Everett will secure the vote Of
every independent farmer The HERALD the oracle Of
the honest yeonanry Ncssrs Rowan, Webster Cooper,
Harris Ksour and Pcarce already s,umpng for the
Union nominees, and by their effective speeches
creating Juror OF enthusiasm in the counties not equal
led since lsll.
The Breckenridge In this county, becoming dubious
Of themselves, compelled TO hare the signatures Of
each other TO paper favorable 10 their candidate yot
ater circulating the they could not muster corpo
rails guard The masses would not be caught The net
spread by the wrcpuers the Court House only caught
thcmselvesnot the "bone and sincw" ardcntly de.
sired at the polls All the FIRE, enthusiasm aud energy
absorbed In the Union party The factions Of the
ate democratic party dsprted and In hopeless dos
pair-they give up the fight 10 Bell and Lincoln You
may rest assured Maryland will give ng majority
for the Union ticket.
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PmtADxFHA, August IL, 1880.

ihiLphhhs' august lis iovV
Frr>y Rqrdaied in Penn yfrania-Tk People in Foror
Of Union Aodins Lincoln, &C.
In this city there Is scarcely Douglas who willing
70 have his associated with that Of the renegade
Forney, or any ofhis cliqse
Throughout, the interior the division In the party i.
based maay difference Of opinion respecting the
regularity Of the candidates The great the party
srSv firmly attached TO Ia principles and organz,los
Ever they were, aud they will no, consent 10 loud
themselves as willing instruments 70 all the election Of
black republican TO the Presidency A man who has
been oil MS life democrat, whose feelings aad synpa
thes have always been centred in ibo party viii hos.
tate long before be viii separate himself from h a1i c.
peclaly upon question which can, and which su %,
tied Ia The organ zation or sturdy German farmers are
not .arrei away ny evcryrwind Of doctrine nor msci
by designing tcnagoguss iato betrayal Of their cherish
"a priuarlfs And Il this u doubted by auy one Iet
him 30 into The old stron rhcld q Sc soy odd l'tks
AMI he VIII l11 icsi spch moa Fcrney have scarcely
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SATrRnAY, August 81 r NJ
hovR The market was heavy for State and West
ern brands al decline OF about Sc per barrel Tor some
lower grades This concession led 10 more activity and
sales reached about II, 900 bbls
wHrAr-The market was irregular, and scme grades
closed cent per bushe lower The sales footed up about
20 900 bushels, including white Ohio at 81 30 81 81
good 10 choice white d. at 81 40 81 So Kentucky white
81 rs; Milwaukee club at 81 20, and Iowa extra AT the
same figure, and Chicago spring at 81 II.
CoRx was heavy and lower, with sales Of Is 900
bushels at 6ohc elc for Western mixed and zoe Cor
white; and Csc. 66c. for round Western
PoRK The market less bouyant while the sales
braced 400 800 bbls at $40 "a 80 % Cor new mes
and Ella for prime.
CoTroS was arm. with a FAIR amount OF sales q
SroARs were stcaiy, with sass Of about 100 bids
FHEIcHis were hrm. with wheat taken 20 Liverpool Al
Ia a II Nd In bulk and bags
WHISKY was s,easy with sales Of 800 bbs chiefly a,
~ 80
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-19
Stosk Exchange.

.s2is 500 a,7oe, s7s Also, 1874 652 oss
sDcc. s3s.5le sDcc. $50 $50.
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The country banks OF issue putting their paper
freely and many Of them in this State and Indiana have
the entire amount allowed by their charters already In
circulation Liberal orders received here 70 day
from the North and other points, for bank notes The
discount market, however, continues moderately for
has been done below this figure outside OF the two char
tered institutions while fair obtained 10
extent at IL per cent There moderate demand TO-
day for Eastern exchange and rates steady but the
market not buoyant the balances being, In the aggre.
gate, above the usual average.
A further advance in freights to European ports
has been established. The Shipping List of to-
day reports
The engagements OF breadstuis 10 Great Britain have
again been very large at improved rates. To the Con-
tnent there ia also active business. In other
directions there is nothing TO report With recent
arrivals the market Is better supplied with tonnage suit
able for the European trade but there less rmness
the part OF shipowners. IS S. has been refused for
ship 10 load deals from St John n B, TO Liverpool
Medium and small bottoms suitable for the West India,
&C., trade are still scarce and wanted
The Philadelphia Ledger Of to-day reports Of the
coal trade of the week and season.
The weekly coal tonnage again quite large reaching
S TONS increasing the tonnage Of the by the
named TO 706 STA tons, being excess Of
tonnage by the lines TO the time last year. of
656, 739 TONS Three Of the sources show falling of Of
9s $40 tons. The business keeps up wonderfully, and
with Unforeseen 70 the end OF the year
will exceed In the aggregate the largest estimates at the
good demand prices are well supported The following
abstra Of Company reports shows the coal tonnage for
the week and season. Is compared with last 70 the
same dates