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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-17
ARRIVAL OF THE CITY OF BALTIMORE

The British steamship City Of Baltimore,
Capt Petrie from Live pol July and Queenstown,
July 5, arrived on Monday morning.
The mails of the City of Baltimore have been autici-
pated by the Vanderbilt
AUSTRALIA.
Il 10 reported that news has arrived via Panama, to
the effect tat the colony Of New South Wales has
granted ELS 900 as a subsidy TO an English hue Of
steamers to run from Australia to Panama Also tina.
the Brish Government has agreed TO take possession
of the Feejee islands.
THE PAPER DUTY.
The Times rays that Mr. Gladstope's intention with
respect to the paper duties said to no to reduce the
euty upon paper Of frign manufacture 10 the same
amount az the excise duty now levied upon paper o
home manufacture. The Times adds that this Is oby
ously neither more or lees than bounty upon the in
PRODUCTION of French PAGER.
sribsIdi has written TO friend In London, asking
ifit would be- possible to oh ain couple Of steamers
armed with Armstrong guns, as he in great want OF
hotilla
One Of the sufferers by the Tottenhsm railway acct
dent bss obtained verdict of C.. 0OO damages.
Ire ,iAe.sbootpg at Wimbledon continues to excite
great interest. The number Of prizes had been in
creased by Mis- Cont, who offers of 50 guiasss
open to all corps It'll any description of rife Several
contests remain undecided on account of ties.
TIE shooting off of one of these tee attracted great
attention yeeted day II wss between NJ. Morrison, the
crack ehot Of So itzerlsnd, and NJ Frecht, q Swiss
aleo Mr.. Edward Rose, Sergeant Wilson, the best
thot at d. the and Mr.. Ingram Of Glasgow, esch had
70 fire one shot at 300 yards Wson was first thrown
ont, a, the others still equal Morrison, Rose,
spd Ipgraham were the three final ties The Swiss
made blank Rose sent his shot plumb into the balls
eye ard scored two, and Ingram only scored one sad
of courte Rose was the victor.
Att 45th half-yeary meeting of the Colonial Bank
to day, report was adopted and dividend declared
at the rate Of 10 per cent per annum free Of income
tax.
CHINA.
VorE OF CRrDIr.-Tnis morning was issued es-
innate of the sum required to be voted toward deray
ing the expenses of Naval and Military operations in
China beyond the ordinary grants for army aod navy
services foy the year lS60-6l, including repayment
Of 1896 to the Government of India for advances
on account of former expeditions to China. The sum
in queetion is G3, 900 900.
THE VERY LATEST.
LIVERPOOL, Tbursdy, July 5-p. m.
At the 4th of July banquet in London, Mr.. Dallas
proposed the principal toast.
No additional failure Of importance has occurred in
the leather trade.
Corros-Sales yesterday and to-day 10000 bales
including 600 on speculation and for export. The
market closes " it'll a declining tendency, and prices
very irregular. Some authorities say prices are again
I'd. lower on the week.
Breadstufis steady.
Provisions dull
Spirits Turpentine steady, with large sales ex ship
at32I.
LosDoS, Thursday, July 5, 1860.
Consols closed at 93a 93I for account, dividend.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-17
NEW-JE,RSEY ITEMS

THE LATE JERSEY CRY MYSTERY. "A letter from
the Rev. A. Tlden of Woodruff, Steuben County,
gives the following information respecting Mr. L..
Bum of Rsthbon. vile, who was said to have been
dragged and robbed Of 81 600:
81 have been acquainted with Mr.. Bum for nearly
three years, when he came - reslce IN tDs county.
He has mairtJned a social standing among our best
citizsIs. Two years ego baptized him and his wife,
spd lat Spring he War elected Sabbath School super
intel dent at RatbboneviIle.
We sbat are best acquainted with him can see no
reason for diecredling his statements Ii he had been
oisrosed 10 he dish nest he might have gone away
vib ten thousand dollars easily AS with sixteen
hundred. His business has been quite extensive, and
HE transactions have been conducted the strict priu
cipes of honor and int gritty. lie is emphatically
naI hal does as be agrees. be has few deb III this
section and when he left home had deposited money 10
be paio for butsr which be had been purchasing
at the time of his my stsrlou. disappearance it was
generally supposed that hs had beea murdered. Bus
the resson explained by the receipt OF letter
written by lin from Florida, and his subsequent
turn after absence Of about three weeks. called
TO rec him day or two afterward, and found him
locking smacihted and worn down, suffering from the
effects Of the supposd drugeing | proposed such
on, sriole 10 him az thought would elicit the facts and
he answered me with fraDkness and csndor.
"He thinks that be bias been marked, and that be
Was followed by one or more members of gang OF
New-York and Erie Railroad. At Owego he took
inner at an eating saloon in the depot Soon after he
began TO feel dissgreeabIe He stopped at seyeral
points the TO transact business and at Port
Jervis remained m the next day and took the express
train. At Turner'S he tos supper wi The other ,s-
eI gers snd thinks that drug must have been put
telthy into his food drink at that place. but what
II conld have been neither he his physician able
tell
"Hetook his seat again in the car when he began TO
experience o dlsagrteable sensation, and became
drowsy. well-drssed man came aud eat down by
lin, and they converted for time, when he be.
came oDscious He has indistinct recollection of
men tyirg v ~ him TO go into small boat, and Of
making on e6Sr 70 get away from them, when he was
struck In the head.
"Whep he again esme to consciousness be was out
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-17
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
MARINE COURT-GxSERALT RRx-Jqly l6-Before Justices
MCCARTHY MAYsARp and ALKEK
INFORMANT TO MERCHANTS.
Gox,.. Cbapo,sn .pd 81 I,bp Cocbyzu

George Chapman snd al sst. John Cochran.
This inter ting case, which has cen two years be-
fore the Court hss Drh been finally decided BY tho full
Brneh Of the Court in favor Of the plaintiffs TINS establishing
principle peat importance to merchants Involving the nights
and liabilities OF guarsutor surety affected by the Statute
The isc, If the csse ss proved on the s.fOlow.:
The plsif, DO pose the well known firm Of Chapman
Lyon koye. extensive importers and dealer; in fancy
loco. N rs to The pnia. called At their in com
psny with ene Martin, salesman oI the firm Of MsArhgr
and aid Inst wished purchase four Hundred dol
isr ob Of goods credit Of ss months. AID that the de-
Sefe, DAINTY w.ud ndo.e Re' note for the amount Of the
The plaintiff N:ed @ ss h
mercantile standing and made no about bin
They thtn called on the defendant and told him Of the state
ep mad. by Martin and added tbt Rice had selected between
So and ~ worth Of coed. their store which they would
no, dsvt us the defendant would rons. to nd6l.e Rice:
.bp goods receiving such promise and would hi
cent on sse amount s o. hs 1Ots s re
indoIse Rices note upon these terms
sa the s.: s1d ssSs .s
sndied him sum equal 70 " and pc! eess on tue
CO sep. He Lee ts iT 3 Do sSs
a. " though he na Sse s and e
before the commencement Of this action payment OF
ss7s q, was demanded Of him and refused.
dtfnse that the defendant promise to indoe was
~as gnsy tried IN January 1889 the plaintiff.
From this decision they sppesled to the full bench
I.He Dd 5 The IS was
he 9Th day q October s, when the ps1a. .uesesdsd 10
THU the defendant spPsaed again to the General
Term here alter great dete stion the Court n,n
uouy the conclusion TO .r the Judgment In the plaintiffs
favor thus essblis brg the right TO recover.
The points by the Court were:
l. The promise the defendant being founded upon
distinct and valuable consideration moving 70 the prosior hs
deiendat from the promises. he painsfs was an original
pro mise, and not within tie statute OF Frauds
1he prone Of the defendant not affected by the stat
he thereby procured from the plaintiff the
the security lien which they then held for
the goods theo selves which they declined to de-
defendant special promise to iodorse and
the III suffer the defendant to take I'D vantage Of his
wrong to the damage Of the plaintiffs
From ell the circumstances OF tbs evident that
the plaintiffs the sole credit to the defendant in selling and
delivering he goods. .
Dr. b. Greebe attorney for plaintiffs Shea Richzdson At
orneys for defendant
SUPREME CoURr-CHAxBEHs-JuLY l6.-Bsfore Justice
IsGRAHAM.
Decisions.
Reed sgt Ror'er.-Injunctiou granted.
Jennings sgt. Coopedge.-Ref.rred.
Before Justice LEONARD.
Oakley agt Sreneer.-Aloton denied with $40 costs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-17

than we .aaisssd @i,b list year. Doubslsss
among the new aTiranx mr success st. Louis WI
send strin, Hew-Yorf Field and Mann. and possibly
Maryland that old veteran, Obsd Hassey. should
such resy he The csss With what interest win the ~
sult be awaited If d is left to onr Young country V
give England not only machinery 10 cnt her gram and
grass, but to plow and harrow her land BY steam -
we'll how suggestive the lesson for her 70 contemplate
And IL ~e Announce this Fan that thoroughly
prscsi 81 snd economical stesm-plow has been IN
vented, which viii not only break prairie, but DO
every species Of farm work veil ii mus. sxersiss
great influence upon the dcstines Of TIE prairie com
try, to which such implement y peculiarly sdaptSd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-17

crate demand s,d not god s,'ss n, ore u ssr
sls ts ess a. 50 for wnisr southsrn Foa. wihou
% !. r ,cs1s S =. e ;ss 4 q
brand. Bsno &c and ESQ 50 for the se,te- rsds
s 81: 's1 Il 1;s'''s: .'H, nc %
~,a.s.o ord BIsndJsin, n,,,.d ,.o.s,,. ala. n
Ie s & e sSs Bank 81 IS Other descriptions '+
a9Ny 4 psyoc: ..; without important eOsnss TIE
aris ned o. spg and for this there !. fnf sns sS
snd export ss lot. e ss bush Chg H spss
q fc bush Ksno.hs Rseiue Spring 81 az
ss Ns.glst o 90 = Snhp ' R.s -
Ell asa 81 ss, 1899 bush White Io1sn. ., 81 " ana 80
ssss s's Or Red ytl n H. ss
of sDs.jsn ara s dhc and State At saa
tie I,s, demand i. & 81, & als inquiry T. export
sale. cs 90 bsl ct eie f0I sse,p Ysa~
p. 5phs sI S. rsI r1 English HID
S SSss More Ssa
HoPs-Ony moderate bushes. doing, sod price. are UNI
chspr,d ,le Of 60 bales lass at ede and 100 Ose' OLD
HAY-Tbe supply high. and the demand fair sales Of 200
q:i. sns gss: u.;h ar mw.s.,.
NAVAL sToREs-spns. Turpentne has suffered. further
better sius pevcepble the transactions ,onp'e sbs
as or rejected and %erchsnaols lots and ~Is ior
whh lot Of 100 bbL In shipping sod nom store at 800
bu, guide the market Crude s du ana cannot DC
opo,ed "a Gtb. Common Rosn 10 quiet at 81 80
slr H. dsv.n6 With ses of $50 bbs The medium and tine
srsd duh heavy sales Of AS bbs NO land low No.
1T 81 f5d 81 y S'6hb Tar continues duh and heavy
OlLThe for oil kinds quiet yet prices are without
ps,t uisr charge. ,
PRON lSIONSThe Pork market hrmer, the demand main
" for and ouoft kets; the sses
bbs a Sis 10 A. Mess ls 81 for thin @ess and
s1425 all az Prime Beef In fair request and is
firmly held the reduced the s-s SO bbls - 0d
81 fr oouItry Mes; 90 so for repacked Mess and
Si2 for extra Beef Hams firm aud 10 tsir de-
for Western Bacon and Cot Meats scarce and nominal
Lard ss5s bette. ard In demand sales Of 200 bOs and ties
o lsi smoAed Meat. quite scarce and mech wanted
plenty; prime elbow waited sales Of ONO at
sc and Stat 3a1sc and choice q sd c Cheese Is
N FAIR demand d9c. Tor Ohio and Stdc for State
RICE Ia quiet salrs Of BIS ties at - 1915 Y loofb
SAILING heer Of 700 900 sacks Ashtons to arrive at
about 81 p ~
sUGARs-The market quiet but firm; sales Of 10 hhda
Cuhs AZ eia7;c, and 81 hi d. Porto Rico Il 1ta7lc
eEEDS-Cslcua Lnseed s qnte dull being relatively higher
BIN aud Invoices oHen from store 10 Boston
ct s. GO p bosbel n
private tenn. 49,,
TILLOwThe m.rket s quite firm and fs y active sales
Of los zoo 10 prime Country and City at l0ic Y 10, Cash
NOOL-1he mai Il rather quit yet steady sales OF
n tber.Qusrt.I fbood Fleece at 3l3c, aid 10000 ID
Common Cslifoui, ct l2d15c months
NHlsKY-The market lower, aud not active sales Of 40
bbs at 21c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-17
TIE London TINES Of the 4th remsrks:


Money was In full demand day. but easy market Is
peeied e week .
In foreign exchanges this there change Of
In poItance FRI m the rates OF last port
No gold was taken TO the Bank to-day.
The Tyne has arrived from Bran, With f710oo.
The change In the Portuguese Ministry announced to-day 10
sd be favorable TO the prospects OF honest finance la that
country
1br letters from Amsterdam state that in Holland the sub
sron. fer the Russian which Is to be adodtcsod 10
rDorro~, have been rather large.
The brought the Mexican esmer hiss In the alb
serte Of sny immediate demand for the East been sold for
trar continent at ot This estahshes
decline Of i'd from tue rate obtained for the oliver brought by
the pre,i1p psrtft
The liabilities Of Ness-s Smith Patient sp6 Mess H
Smith Co whose failure in the leather trs1e noticed
terday, respectively stated TO be $780, 90 aud S200D
additional stoppsses announced kes W. Hundy
for 9TUOeO Mr. EscteT for about 950Go0 $4,000 Mr. A.
and Gbson Of Godang The hoois Of the latt-r whose
lisbtv. e.trsstod al 3<0oO and also those OF j. H.
Smi Co. bve been placed In the hands Of Gutter Co.
In consequence Of the failures their nearly total
of bnnes H. the Lfadenhhl Leather market to-day
NAH ct hides decliIed from 81 TO W y cent
There were saes the Sd inst. Of Illinois Central
sbaIef at Al disc ut do. per cent bonds at
p cent; New York and Erie shares at l7adl7l; do
uns,und bonds at A; New-YoJk Central skis at SO
and SIS ard Penlsy lvaDia Central fret az $751;
The London Times notices and quotes the Market as
fol OWE:
Colonial market there has been reaction Of Grand Trunk
oCspsds 280 2i Th. ordinary bonds closed and
the trrrr,r, aVo2 Great Western shares declined
I6 IA 10 American Railway Securities the shares Of hs
and Erie improved Canadian Loan 100 bonds and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-17
s4seso6 Se-for Customs, $I25 900; Payments, $4a,,
$50 &c, Balance As 405 $40 e..


Ire gtc,e shipment Of "wednesday will not probably
be very large the rae Of feisht 10 higher than by
the Sa uroay boats. The shipments are restri ted by
TIE scarcely Of large in and the premium demaoded
for barr. Healy all The gold held BY ,hs bank. he IN
the smaller ooin and double eagles could DO 'o'd NJ
small prepicm for shipment. Mint barr, which are
usually at y cent discount. are row oe'd a. ~
cent premium. Among the g Id In bank and sao-
Treasury it is es,imsed that there are sons FIX OF
seven mhope Of eoid dopsrs-a perfey useless pece'
which every avoids, s'd one wnich should 10 re-
c1ined a, once into larger pieces.
The annexed statement from tie Bankers Magazine
gives the condition Of the banks Of this city the
3oth June, 1860, compared with four other periods
runppg back to 1852. Th' aus it i'll be seen, have
increased since SEPT, 1882 $7 COO 000 the deposits,
$50 600 COO and the specie $l4oO 900. TIE circus
ron rae varied but rHe While the loans have thus
been increa,ed $37 100000 the aggregate capital has
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-17

The TAX LISTS The clerks who have to copy the
tax boz ks after the corrections ordered by the Board
have nearly all been named by the Supervisors.
There is a ax book for each Ward except tina Nine
te-pth ard Tweuty-seeona, for VIII h there are two
books these Wards being diviaed account Of their
size There macy clerks as there are books,
and us the pay handsome the applicants for appoint
ment are leei"p. About month is required 10 do the
work, and FRI $50 Ia $3.50 is the pay realized To-
day tie Supervisors will draw for the Wards for which
they can appoint the clerks
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-17

at sea, ON hoard Il wha, seemed to be coastipg
schooner, bis money and baggage gone. The captain
was hah and nters, and hs sonld obtain no ssfisf
tory snsvsr 10 inquiries nor learn the name OF tue
eaItain or Of the vessel There no other passen.
gers on board and The did not seem 70 be- any cargo
He was not permitted 70 hold any communication with
the crew under thrests Of dc sth Finally the captain
was induced by his eneates to set him ashore on ths
coaet Of Florida. ,4
"His ,tory Il generally credited by those who know
him, and with whom be has bad dealings. He IL now
suffering in health from the treatment which he has
endured" Ee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-17

MAMMOTH GRApE-vIsE.-A writer In Tie Caltor-
mia Farm.r speaks as follows of celebrated grape.
viz much spok en- Of and ts 9roiucts much doabted,
"The celebratedHrape-,in Of Montec'c, near Santa
barbara SO assured by the owner 10 the writer in
The fall of 1859 that yielded in 1857 1853 foe
thousand Junekes OF grapes, a fact which has been
much disputed but from personal visit and inquiry we
believe it correct and trne This grace vine covers al
arbor of sbou' thirty ees long ~ tne same breadth,
thigh"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-17
NTVHH Y
Unlanda FLORIDA

COFFEH-Rio Il quiet sales OF ST3 bsgs lfdli!c
snd ST. Domingo have been In demand sales Of 800 mat
Isle and 40 do l6c also SIC bsgs 81 Domingo ct s
FLOUR AID MEAL-The nqniry for Wesser .ns S's -
Flour Il fir chiefly for the low grades these arc hs
suppy Tor fre.h ground Flour Il moderate an sts
"a request the better grades du ana
SO tCa5 Is for old do es va IS s. FOR ,hs
al ,a as IS for choice extra do e5 asa sS o. In ,n
80. ~ vsstern EXTRA s5 IS 20 for genuine roura
.str. oh,a, k5 g0de Is for trade brands do ana
90 wae7 80 for g. Lous exHw CsaaGsa fs0uf y ~ ~'e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-17
Total resources sl2s 497 ,2s5
Total 800 $ls3 100 6?5

The Monthly Statement of Bank Averages Is consid-
erably more favorable in the specie reserve Than wa
anticipated At the same time the line Of lans shows
conservative movement the part Of our bank man.
ayers The increase in deposits is very large, sad
grove mainly ont of the California arrival. The specie
ue has been gely strengthened by drawing balances
from Boston On the whole, the Statement is very
satisfactory.
The following comparative statement Of the con-
diton of the Banks of the City Of New-York, JULY
and July ID:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-17

TIE FRESca OgrBEoMsrs IN ExsLASD.--The
" Orpheonists" of Frsncc foru . gresa musical
or organization comprising ihsn 800 Choral 6ocis
ties, all containing 10000 prscticed Fingers and yearly
900 600 ousiders who are candidates for admission
when sufficiently advanced OF these Orpheonists,
8 600 have recently made q visit t. England whore
q cir anticipates comiog hiss created An immense sx-
element; they gave three concerts at the CTyth
Palace st Syde, ham, Tss frss of these took plsce
on the 25th of June The Loa0on Daily Neps says
ofit
The Crystal Palace Company had made strenuous
exeions N have the araangen ens such ~ should give
every possible seiot 20 the visit. The great orchestra
had been closed up from the previous W. doesday and
uapy hands were busy in the interval in ornamentng
II with appropriate desrations The tricolor was 10.
troduced in every possible corner, and imTediatsly
der TIE great organ the Gallo eagle spread is pro-
tectpp wings over coo Of its children The pns Of
each department Of France which sent an Orpheon
tnpent was painted the hg'e,t eornce snd the in
ter mediate sparee filed with eacutohecus and
bields all painted 10 tri.eoor"
"Tbe Orpheonis's are Obviously Of almost every
rank In French society. Tnere are some who look
Ike reduced militsres soae who might b taken for
doctors or Law yers few pries.s, and large majority
sout merry hard. baDd~d workmen, just 40 rough and
ready a. their kindred class IL own country"
This immense chorus was accoup sniedby the famous
band of the Guiies," the Imperial Regiment. Ths
character Of the vocal musc will be seen BY elsnsng
at the programme of the first concert. which Wa ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-17

A STRANGER RoBBEp.--John Weber, who stops ct
the stsIesreIe H9el In William street lo gold .ssSh
ought not 70 have kept Ann Lee arrested for stealing he
watch and was locked up BY Justice Kelly TO answer. 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-17
Receipts Of Produce.

Total by all Route Jsly TO- 663 bbs Flour, 90 bbls
Corn Nesi S58 bu,h Wheat $40 bush Corn, 929 bush
Oats 5000 bush Rye, AGO bush Oil M. All Pkgs Oh Cake
u pkgs Provisions, AZ pkgs Whisky, I'll pigs Ashes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-17

q Railroad show sn inHease Of about $f,ooo.
The harvest Vine earlier than usual this year,
or the ineres,e onld have been Ia ger.
Ire folio sipe sre tie earnings Of the Michigan Cen
nal Rsilfosn for
Fir,t we+t In July. sto........."..'-& 29f5s ~
Same week last yesf.'. 40" 90
Incr he.s. bI,tSi -
The followng ststs nsnt rhows the sarIi z, of the
c., vslaud Columbus and Cincinnati Rsilrosd for June,
this year and lSt
Earnings for yar O. 1eeo.........".."..s@,t2a 60
EaIIibga for June lese.................. 1885 70
increase. s.s.s''sss.s.8 oruln %
TIE June earn ings Of the Ere Railroad se,tle up IS
follows:
June, 1850. 'pcofy ~
June,
Incferss SoZ,o$J 10
Tle lon1nn IiulS nf the Ath ramRrkr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-17
Live Stock on the n. Y. and Erie Rniirosd 4.

For the week ending Monday, July le-s7 Cattle
Hoss II cars Sheep and Horses making ia croed
Of live ssock-sdd @ of express freight making total
BEG OF cars hauled by 6tock Express during the week. 2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-17
r1.rxeu.. G.Kx,uII, Rxroarrs ron rEr N 7. Tan5ss

ASFs-Ts market for Pots Is steady ssles Of 81 bos ct
s. I2i Pearls quiet, sales Of ~ bbls. at is a.
COTfOE-Tbe market without movement, and prices arc
irregular. We repeat nominal quotations;
NETWORK QUALIFICATION
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-17

AL Boz Oh, IhePOst rays:
EewYork funds continue and in quick demand Our
Bapls are losing ,petie with rspdity than heretofore
th. goes win the can In OF demand osns and tell
upon stock vsue bank specie this oning *54SSo, fur.
tneT decline Of sSS, 8oo."
The Philadelphia North American says:
There very little alteration IN the market although
capital Is more abundant within the last day two and really
prime paper and woed the discount houses at
cent Second third class howeveI are DIFF
bcut higher The Banks doing little
nothing EXCEPT their regular cpstonsr and money on call
is worth SAT p cent y snnun."
"Ibe following abstract Of company reports shows
the coal tunnage for the week and seasoD as compared
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-17

Cjesrings for week ending July @lM 7l4elO
i..iss a. yvssI endus July l6,... 100 7S8 $50 ~
Sitsns' ~ 80 snaine luis e..... 1869 ia 5t
balances for week ending July 1G....... Ibl'iOl ~