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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-21
DIED.

ABRENs-In this city, on Sunday, August 10, CsthSne
Ellen daughter Of Jacob and Ann Ahren aged yeaIs and
months.
POLLES-In Brooklyn, Connecticut, Thursday July 20
Amin Boles esq, aged .; yesrs
DYER On Friday, August II, Herbert infant son Of Samuel
o and Emma Dyer.
CARRYLOn Sunday, August 49, Nathan T. carJl in the 48h
year Of bis age. .,..,.,.
neral al tis late No 26 Wet To tntieth street on
Nedu,scAy next the I'D lust Of without further no.
tice His femsius will be inferred in Greenwood Cemeteiy
FRANKIE San francisco Friday July 90 Mary Ann, wife
Of Augustus FIsnk and daughter Of Geog and Anna Cornell
atatye Of Newly orb, aged Il years and 70 days.
GLOVFRn this city Sunday August 49, Mrs Cetaiins
Glover, aged 10 years and months.
KINCAID-At Or,enpoiu Long Island on saturiy august
r. Of cobsuu puoD Capt William hincali ssed o. years
months and "a days
LOUGHLlN Brooklyn Saturday, August 49, Mrs Ann
Loushin, IN the 10th yesI Of her aso.
MlLLARD-on Sunday, August -, Anne wife Of waiter
MileTd eyed % years 80
The friends Of the family and Of her brother T. C. and n
Tucker respectfully invited lend her iunera H0n
Der late residence, No "a Hudson street, Tuesday tbe
2lst, ai2 p
MILLER In this city, Saturday morning August 49, Mrs
Ann Fza Gertrude wife Of henry Miller aged q years,
months and days
OREILLY-ln this city, Saturday August ~ Catbaune
ORey aged rs years daughter of Edward 0Reiy, native
Of DgfoId Ireland
PATTERsOR-In San Francisco Friday July DO Humphrey
G. Patterson, aged ~ years
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for Es Lard ready ant IN fair request for The trsds es
o. M bis Kentucky At 2G12ic for betcoer and b9Sto n
Western Cut Nests sales OF GO bellies 100 for
Ice cured Bacon very End Is much wanted at
30 ter good demand 24aec for Ohio and e1Ic ioc
sste ohs nam Cheese Is 10 fair demand at 7ao FOX
Obio .rd Sd1Oic for State.
EICE qui. and unchanged with sales Of 10 tea at ~ on
@s.E5 R1o n, a. 70 quality
SALT We ntioe ss. Of 800 bush Turks Island Salt per
"s sdfn .n Hound private terms.
UoShs-Tbere has beeu only limited demand to-day and
49, g. duh and depressed closing perhaps sosde essri
boIes 90 prvst@ Tar ma ' ~ '' -
AZ . steady sns sales Of 600 boxes made
..o ~ Lin,eed {. firm At sl 70 In Boston.
TSfi 1yu osS here l. hrny held at 81 70 bush eash
Of ii 1s ,s s%l't' steady tse demand moderate sales
WOOL-1he market 1. 6ya ,ov al ...., -. Ar, n.
70 the lower and medium gr.des Of Native the
n .I,s ~ -" n Texas at 1Jd30c for ordinary "a
terms Jaws Donssoi on Pn'so
500 bbls. 1t 2lt'a21ic. A' iani se'"A
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MARLNE JOURNAL
PORT OF NEW-YORK........A
Cleared.

steamship-Dauascu, Langlsnd, Liverpool E. Cunsrs
Ships-Bavaria Wood Hsvre, W. Whitock jr Eera (Bre %
Ruhmsn Bremen sulingi Chancellor Spencer, Liverpool
" ilams & OuioD.
Bsrl,-Crifsn Carver Corh Walsh Carver Chase Nor
ison Ps Cuacsa Miller Houghton; J. c. Nickels Men
ols LISBON II. De CoIdova Co.
Bngs- saginaw, Kolm Porto Cabele Baiz Berrizbeee
Tarsne Presby Pbilsdelpbis
scbooners-B.ig-n Cole Petersburg J. Cole; @. L. Lowell,
Boston, J w Mckee: Pl-sdes Mcclellan Windsor IL j. 4 C..
A Dewof Haza Wi tsrs Richmond, C. n. Piersoni Mary
land Cshcat AspinU Panama Railroad Co. Mary Alice,
ech Ponce, sarses Coz Mason, cOrson, Charleston,
Don.r Potter Co Oriental Hoy Nassau, master; kasoec,
Long Para E. Coming; Oregon Rhodes Providence
Tbon French, Webb. SCf1k Va, bep.on Co. her-
ris Dxey Charleston master BUuitt Sol Newbern G..
Dbbe; Jas Miler CsrDont Mobie T. d. Huilblt Co |;
SaraL Elizabeth Sn h. New Haven master Emma W Cook,
Gonayes H. Becker Gray A Hastings, LoveroD Sc John,
~. p J. Nevinsi J. NJ. Warren chapman, new.Hsyen,
master.
Sloop-F Buren, Carr Bristol, master.
PIoteler-Alids Robinson Philadelphia, J. N. Briggs
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PROBABLY Fatal STABBISe AFFRAY.-A young
man named Joseph Bebon was arrested on Saturday
night for stabbing his father, Mr. Peter Bebon, with
a case knife, in a dangerous manner. Tne injured
man resides at No. 1873 Montrose avenue HIS son.
who lives in New-York, called upon hin on Sandal
night in relation TO business about which they
had disagreed In the discussion high words arose be-
tbem and it is all ged that the accused took up
Gaze knife and aAicted several dangerous wounds.
DR.. Brady, who called in 10 attend the injured
man. is Of the opinion that he from the
injuries received. Joseph Bebon was held to await
the resnl'.
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The second week Of August on the Southern Joint
Road gives about sll 900 increase. The Hudson
River is we understand thus far in August ahead OF
the estimate upon which adisidend nextJalyis based
The Ere and Central also doing an enormous bust
ness.
The ,Dk statement of weekly averages contains no
item Of ma eral interest The changes are about what
was looked for, although moderate reduction ofloans
was generally Anticipated The loss of the specie re-
serve is as small rs could be expected. The increase
loans has undoubtedly arisen from the discounts
made fer interior corresponding banks who need funds
to aid the dealers engaged in forwarding the produce
of the West. The deposit line is very steady.
The following comparative statement of the con-
don of the Banks of the of NewYork, City Aug. ii,
and Aug. 49,
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NIarkefs-Rep0rted bn TsLenrnnh

BALTIMORE, Aug 20FLoUR steady sales Of 800 bt. Super
fine $3.50 WHEAT active; sales Of 81 O09 bu.h Red at
22a&1 30 snd White at 81 30G ~ co. Cow Of
sctive 81 firm WHIsKYse. Of 40 bb at 21a22,o
PHILADELPHIA, Arg 4.-FLOUR quiet at S5 3Tid IS IS.
WHEAT SALES OF roo bush White 81 1904 IS Raj
81 S20sl IS CoRS-Yellow, roc PRovIsIoss 4ctve BA-
oossides I2dl2tc Shoulders, lOdntc. LARD steady ..
L4dl4c. WHISKY 2d21c.
BuYYALo AOg 2o-ELoUR dull and unchanged. WHEar In
good demand and advanced dc sales 10 600 bush Red Win
ter to arrive at % 900 bush do the spot at 81 %;
500 bush do st 81 0s3 1000 bush Chicago 5pns s5c.
CoRs dull and c lower; sales 10000 bush at 4Sc Other
grains nominal WBIsKI nominsl 2ec CANAL FRgssrs do-
cidey firm LAEE EXPORTS 5000 bbs Flour I+ 90 bush
Wheat; q. eco bush. Com % eco ca Oats ExPoRrs-1o
bbls flour 5000 bush Wheat 900 bash. Conn 81 600
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Total...............2lS 3s6 47O68I 415O,la 6SlO8S
Dec 1880 Dec. S3,5l9 Dec 1880
The weekly tunnage, as shown by our report, ia
again quite large reaching 2lS 1876 tuns increasing the
tunnage Of the by the sources named to O6 4
tuns being net excess Of tuDnsge by the same lines,
to the came time lat year. of 535 739 tuns Thee Of
the sources show falling off of 96,3l9 tuns.
The POttsuiHe Miners Journal says:
at il Iumofed that the Government coal contract
has been taken at 50 80 tun for Black Heath coal,
delivered Oh board the Government steamers. This is
a low fgur-, even lower than the contract awarded
last or at 50 25 because the freighs l5c.
tun higher than they were last year, and will be adj
vanced l5c. y tun after the Let OF September.
the new Board Of Directors took possession Of the
Marietta and Cincinnati Rrilroad Wednesday, and
relieved Il Trustees of the responsibility No change
has yet been made in the executive management of the
road.
The press of business on the Erie Canal is great
that canslboats which were bought at 81 900 and
81 200 early in he have been resold for 800
to $4,000.
The Chicago Press of Friday says:
"To give our readers an idea of the commerce of
Chicago this " ar compared with last append the
following table, sho wing the receipts of Wheat and
Corn alone in tis city for the fret half of August,
compared with 1859:
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lenders to put mp the rses Of interest," but M i'm ,ortaut
resut has yet been obtained The supply Of capital is
too la,ge for sucb a movement On demand loaos
have been m ,de to-day a, y cent but the current
ra es are 5Ia6 ceut Short paper still scarce, aud
gee at sac cent. Ling paper is 10 fair supply and
goes at 81 al p cent. The New-York Central divi'
depd is low being paid. The immense shipments Of
produce have brought down the rae of exchange on
the Fest at Chicago 10 v cent premium.
Tolls received all the canals Of this State In the 49,
second week In August 1850 bs5sI ~
Do In the second week in August lS59..'''' a"4'' 10
Increase In @toS 20 20 20
Tolls received in we'ks In August l&O.''' BLoss
Tolls received In two weeks In August l659.''' s"po u
Increase In poo Sei ~
Whole OF tolls received from the opening oil
navigation to and including the second week In Au- -
gust ieoo. ioI ivo oe
Do including the second week In Aug 1885, 7s+ sS 30
Increase In e'''io' %
The following abstract of Company reports
shows the coal tunnage for the week and season, as
compared with last season TO the same dates:
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DANGERS OF SRA.BAfnING On Thursday last
young married lady Ga sgher residing in New York
with number of Others, bathing In the surf at the
Neptune House Rocksway, Hhen she vskured beyond her
depth and the tide running high tiN she rapidly
carried out Nh McC ATTY the man who has charge OF the
bah gboxes quickly jumped into boat and succeeded in
reaching her just going down for the last time AZ
he pulling her into the boat il cpz,d both into
the water McCaIy being good swimmer succeeded after
arduous struggle In andug the lady safely the beach
purse Of 70 made up tn spot and presented him by
Father RYAN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-21

LONG ISLAND COLLEGE HosPlTAL.-Rufus X.
Browne, member of the first graduating class OF this
medical Institution, in Brooklyn, has ju.t after
obtain, his doctorste been appointed Resident Sur
geon of the Hospital 1t is rare that we hear of
student of mt dcme, while still in his pupage egncng
those qualities which deemed by competent judges
to ente him to such adisrincion The appointment as
we learn, was conferred by the Council and Faculty.
DR.. Browne succeeds DIR. CraudaD
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Movements of Ocean Steamers,
Passenger Arrived

Tn steamship Hdb0na, from Hdvand-Mrs Margaret LAM,
Capt A. Frrns David Kendall b. T. Winon, Geo Haows5,
+. M. Fansyo jose Gonzalez.
In steamship Ner York from BremeH-Dr VIM schreder.
Il Wallace and lady, AdSlPh LADY and child Brechs ..
Hoose E. Hernis, Is Bell, Bel c. 1heidmsun A. Kun
rerand and lady t. Fant Michel and lady, f. Herbert MISC
LYMAN. S. Sauters Wiuchmsun, NJ Grz G Schmidt Y.
Bauer A. Risel child A. Lettmum Nickles, ber-
tram A. Nieschutck A. Rosenbsum, Faucks LADY chIdrs1
and servant f. W. Sumerad r. Kermen A Bertram and +.
Ne
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-21

CENSUS ITEMS. Returns for the Eighth Ward of
Brooklyn, give a population of 9,l92-showiog an
Increase of 3 81 since 1855. TIE Tenth Ward num-
bers 25 3OO-an increase of about $500 since he same
period. The Seventeenth Ward Eastern District,
795O-an increase Of nearly $500. The town of
Hampstead, including Hampstead Village, L. l., has
population Of $4,000. Increa.e about 500.
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BROOKL YIN ITEMS.

SEVENTH WARD WIDE-AwAKEs.-The Youog Re-
publcsns of the Seventh Wad Brooklyn, met at
their wigwam on Glass II avenue last Saturday eve
ping and oiganizeda Wide-Awake Club. After the
me, ting adjourned tbe members fell in" for the first
drill aud from the progress made, they bid fair in
time to present as fine an appearance on parade as
any other club in the city. They hold their next meet
ing and dill on Tn, rsday evening next, when they
VIII be ready to receive new members.
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Nv Telegrnph.

SANDY HOOK Aug 90 vessels In sight bsand 10
One ship anchored at the Spit bound out Wind hight L.
Weather bay. ,,.A.
HIGHLANDS Aug 90 sunsetoee square rgtsd ors "a h ne
Otng lin tow) bound in Wind Light 5. T. "s"D'' WY '
of shore - Il
SAVANNAH Aug 2O-The screw steamship Mon,go%e,,I .
Cromwelrs line nom New ork arrived here al o0el0eA ~
The steamship Star of the South Om Ee~f'A arrived 'i'
O'Clock. ID M. AL yell
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rosarroArIos OF wipE-AwAKE CLuBs.--As The
vxr,,us Wide Awake Clubs Of this city have hitherto
stsd without concert, it occurred to several members
Of existing organizations that 1t would be decided
advantage TO have consolidation of all the Clubs
under general government, that all could be called
oat on parade if necessary. To this END the second
xreHninsry meeting held Last evening at No 6lS
Broadway, Mr. Silas b. butcher in the chair. Three
delegates were received from each of the Wide Awake
Chats and Ward Associations of the city except the
Second, Fourth, Sixth Seventh, Eleventh Thirteenth
eiteenth Eighteenth, and Twenty second Wards,
which had no delegates present. Two Gets OF dele
sztes were received from the Nineteenth Ward Rail-
fps;ters Battalion. After long debate it was decided
SC receive delegates from ali organizations present. re-
sa,dless of the number there might be from any sim
gle ward A committee of seven was then appointed
70 draft constitution and bylaws for the government
Of the General Committee. Upon due elaboration,
tbe Committee reported that the name of the body be
the Republican Wide-Awake General Committee Of
fne City and County of New-York, with the ether
ssary organic provisions. The report accepted,
adopted section by section. One of the provisions
made il necessary that independent clubs to be entitled
70 representation should have st least thirty members
enrolled in uniform The meeting continued till late
boar and was very nearly breaking up in general
row several times. The delegate from an organization
that was only formed last week, and which has not
ys. made public appearance, together with number
of delegates from other unrecognzed bodies, on ac-
count of their superiority in numbers carried matters
pretty much their own way, and were unwilling to
ooncede anything to the orgnators Of the movement
large number of the delegates from the old Wide
Awake organization, having the good Of the party in
view, left the hall, dsgusttd with the proceedings.
WINTER GARDES.-Professor Anderson commenced
his Wizard entertainments last night The house was
very fall, and the audience were exceedingly well
liz tam of the narfnrmaneA
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Disnklers, nc.

MoNrKvpso The bark s9up'9 s,G
Ia Hong kong which put here IN distress
at TSps haylag sod the whole OF her cargo WIZ 'au 0
mi. nor, in ballast about the ID proH ,o l. 49,. ~ w..
TINS WEsACasCoS bad passage OF lS Says om NeW %
E apop and ,russe viii have 20 be replaced with new
The vessel & IL sad leaked considerable On she Sas
IN letters 10 Ewood Waiter esq Secretary board OF Under
writers
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0vERBOARD.-AbOuj ~ . clock on Sunday night a
named John QUn while wal log for he ferry at the
foot OF South Sever th street scd,n'ay fell overload While
the ferry hs d. engaged hsng him out the boat entered
the sip and lady bard stepped OF into the ver when
gentleman her company Immediately plunged In aft her
Thus there three persons foundeDg 10 the water at
time but they fortunately AL rescued without sustaining
serious injury.
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The BOARD OF Conference.-The Common Coun-
Gil last evening Board Ct Canvassers rhine
for Alderman at the special election in the Sew
enth Ward Only six members answered their which
being four less than quorum the Board adjourned until
Thursday afternoon at O'clock
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Receipts Of Pvsdu~.-

Total BY all Routes Dug 10 1870 --l7sso bbs vr A.,
do Corn Meal 50 do OH Meal 7s05 bush whsa, ia ga A.
Com 1900 do Dat. 25s pigs Whsky IS do Ashes 60 "a
Lard, pkgs Pro,isions.
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BURGLARIEs.-On Sunday night two thieves At
temtd 10 break the house Of Van Messeroe from the
rear but becoming sl4rp ed decsuped without any oooy
On the night the residence OF Mr. w Riggs Of
Leonard and streets T. D. eonou.y entered BY
two women ore Of Wbom arrested and Locked up.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-21

.rARREsT OF AN ALLEGED CoUNTERFEITER.-Ofhce
Be Of the Fifth Police Precinct yesterday arrested
named John Low for at emp 70 counterfeit IS bill
the Manufacturer Bank Of WiaDsbgh at the store Of Mr.
Ring Durham place and South Seye tn It. eet
The had previously been offered at other By the
nan. The accused locked up await examination.
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Live stock on the N. Y. and Erie Railroad.

Forthe week ending Monday Aug 2oA Cattle "a car,
Hogs IL Sheep 5css Horses Total oes 1884, ada I'D
car Express freight making total number Of hansd by
Stock trains during the week BIS sho~ing
~ Of i've stock Total increase cArg
hauled by Stock Express, 20.
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MARHhB ID.

LEE-FLYNN-On Saturday, August 10, at st Stephens
Church BY the Rev DR.. C.mnngs, NJ Ii. Lee 10 Miss L. a.
Hymn both Of Columbus, Ga.
MCMlILEN-BURGEA At the house o. the brides father 10
Chetter Wsneu County He~-foik thursday Angus 10,
by the Rev Ii. Munsee J. II McMllen, esq, Of Creek
(elVi Hu1pe
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Arrived.

Steamship New-York Brem sAnten, Bremen 5th inst.
Reiche ia. bad westerly WINDS during the Aug II,
lat 40 So lon s. IA exchanged signals with bark showing
snsl like Marysts second pendant Arrived OF the Battery
Steamship Hsbsns Mcconnell Havsua 18th inst ndse aud
ses.hp Alabama schencI Savannah nd.e and pa.. to g
1 for S a' Mopday II afn team
Steamship Marion Foster Charleston mdse pass. Spot
Steamship Chesapeake, CrOwe Portland mdss. and pas.
ship Calhoun Marshall Liverpool July 81 md.e and p.s to
Sar. July % lat IS s. lon o. sas 10
COMPANY with :h5 Zurich fsom Hsys for Nsw;Yo.s 10Th
day ;sg 'ss'hP' Great Eastern az and sasonis Al
Lioepool day ,hip Christians. hence London
ship Logan, Marsh Liverpool July mdse and to VIM
sesbury Of whale ship Scotland On cruise, ali we'll Jolly 81,
Ia, n 81 80 g h9 E sSaS 5 s, RdSs east
Boston heading to the nortbwsrd Aug H. at in la.
BSk An saOn (s~sd DsDnOas Batavia Nay sasTO order,
Jn IS lat lon 20 ls sgnaed FIR ship Veoce, steering s.
e" Lssws s o1F Prince os%s6d
and coffee to Murray jr sh inst Louis MOtset SEAMAN
Bns Village Belle (6r) Buck Dorchester N 10 days fish
Brig Lucreti4 Wallace Remedies IL days sugar to &E j.
Pete th int of csse Florida spoke brig Ssn.asket from
with Ii, b. \. and N. e. winds.
Brig g T. Wud Briggs Mystic 6 hours in ballast to MASTER
schr Maria Louisa Cummings, Fall River days mdse 10
SchI +. s Doning Hunt Providence days in ballast
schr W. H. Dewitt, Clifford, WestpOr days, mdse. 70
s,hr Golden Age Horton, Hsrwich days ash to master
schr Sea Bird, Jones Boston for Albany
Schr HoIteuia Fowler New London days
Schr T.. M. Clark, Cla.k Providence for Albany.
s. hr Hylss. Pressy, Newport 2daSs
Schr Frances, ConDell, Bh igepoTt for Washington.
Sohr Argus, Norris SomeI set days.
schr Sax Cassidy PASSPORT Gays, hsh TO Jed Frye.
SchT Madagascar Lord Ellsworth da $, lumber to
schr Justine Smith, Rocklind day.. lime to master.
Schr Oregon Nash kockLnd days lime to master.
Schr Alexander. Jones, Virginia days
Schr Panama. Keilum, Virginia days potatoes
Schr Nm Henry oharrott Virginia day. wood.
Schr Mary Taylor Hunt Great "a HsIbor2 days coal.
S'op Edwin Post Petty Virginia days potatoes.
Scoop Bristol LincOl Taunton days. natls TO master.
Steamer PotomsAa Nye New Bedford mise. and pass to
master
Steamer Concord Norman, Philadelphia mde. to Lopez
Kikpatsek
Steamer Novelty Shaw Philadelphia mdse to J. " Briggs.
sAlLED-Ship Caroline Nesmith for Londgn.
NIND-DuIing tie day from N to $.
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The BOEEBoMIHG ESTABLISHMENTS -Sioce the
decision Of Justice Ccnwe declining bone boiling establish
nuisance the sheds in the Ninth Ward IN which the
usi carried have been demolished about Deg
taken away.
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MINIATURES almanac
Sun-Rises.. SIG Sets 81 Moon-Rises.. 9:u
Sandy Hook ii 10 Gov Islsnd... R:OO HenGste II
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Inc. this year. .I,1ss,652

Our rpb0efs mubb feCOuSCt III VI J1ls luItdSc is Ou
Wheat ana Corn only. Yesterday the receipts of all
kinds grain amounted to IA 5lS bush l62 pa bush.
of which was Wheat. The shipments Of Wheat yes
terdsy were 19l ,936 BUSH"
Tie Mil1caukee Wisconsin states that many of the
farm mortgages issu to railroads being amcably
settled at 80 TO so cents on the dollar.
The Chicago Press says:
"The Mississippi and Missouri Railroad is making steady and
Iowa City and the contractor gives that will oe
opened NsensO hry lies west Of Iowa City BY the mid
potion of the and the opening Of the road to that
line lam already taxed os uttermost capacity and the
strife for the different stons MARKET the sccumuaing
esing Time and energy VIII furnish satifac ~ solution to
these slight troubles The of the road thirty miles
amount Ct ties are esdy deiyeree completed early
il The Winter Spring of 1901 oInos . us . mile. vest Of
about go miles to pee it to the Missouri The i'm
which passes ought to secure It's completion early Il
could be done the could be provided within the next
THE amount bushes. tina, the road will command will
Kansas Nebraska and the Upper Missouri tn
3OO people Pixies Peak who would contribute very largely
ding vepy rpdy and the direct CONNECTION with Chicago and
the board which this road would afford would both scee
our city Rock Island rOsd connecting with
it from the East largely increasing and lucrative business On
Meeting win With the Central Pachc RArOad should
be completed at the earliest day possible"
The Davenport (lowa) Democrat says:
"Tbe governing powers Of the Mississippi and Missouri Rail-
road med to devote their from this ii
completing the main trunk Of the road In short time
possible
The New- Orleans Pieayune of Wednesday evening,
Aug. Is, says:
The Peas advces received to-day by telegraph have had
reassupg effect in erca circles and business moved
along with increasing buoysDcy Capital abundant both
Bsnk and the street and the better grades paper
request slight Improvement in the rates of count Stocks
and bonds inactive throughout and did not hear
frsnfction for the day this description Of es There
inquiry for dividend stocks but buyers and
sellers failed agree upon prices Exchaoge continued tngud
and operations anything further restricted in bOl For
eigD and Domestic Ofe iIgs OF sterling indicated
crease and the demand for all classes little better
than nominal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-21

F.. IAdvertleemenIl
Mr.. E. NAVAL (frOm the celebrated Gallery of
NAVAL London Is now engaged FARss PHoroGRAPHc ART
.flsy (sse Roots No 500 Broadway. Mr. r. his
patrs the weknown superiority Of the pictures from this
es,ahi.fl inent viii be maintained.
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At Port Prince tth inst bark Ariel Cbessman for NYork
brgNo1 Rosgnot Plymouth Echo and Rice, for Newfok.
ldg SID 21th U bark Chas t. Lee AlnedA Philadelphia;
3st schr. Gator Suckney New-York
Sid. from Jscmel 3lst, schr Cara Grace, NewYork
Arr at Cape Hayden 3Oh ult, seh L A. Hawkins PerciyA,
Boston
RIO DR JANERo July 9-The bark s. w Porter previously
Tepeed IN distress this port been condemned sni WAS
sold at ucuon the 10Th uns for f2555 Sue bought oJ
opt H OF the bark Sarah Ann also condemned ia this port
The estimate Of repairs " F. amounted to $1,000