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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-30

Annexed is the report OF Jobbers Prices al the New
Yofh Dry Goods Exchange Nos 40 and 81 Park-plsce:
Brown sheeting Head 23c Pepperel 2ie.i Pep
Bssohsd sbirt ngs-wsnsutta. soc JAmes 2sS.i Hope,
DC.
Prints Garner Co.. zoo; Amosksag l7.c Hamilton
Hoop SKIRTS Bfadleys DupeI Elliptic and Empress Trail
IN coed demand NeyeTs's X l. prices unchanged
shirt.-J. W. L standard Dress. No $50 s1oi j. W L.
standard Dress No S25 ESQ.
PAPER Collars Metropolitan Collar CompSny's Byron and
asrrote No Doale Extra Frcncs EnAmeled and Silver
CorrGeaed sle 10 s35; Gohsmiths PaeRt Byron, go;
sAAkesDeare go; Cats. tJo-less 80 per cent
Glngtsms Lancaster, esfc Hartford "2.o
CAmbrics w Arlington. lte. Portland ilic.
A telegram from San Francisco, August Is, quotes
e,ochs as foous: Gould Curry, $25; Savage, ,lJ0;
Chollar Po.osi si75. ophir, s225i Hale s. Norcross,
o. COO Crown Point, $780, yellow jacket, Sioi Belief
e. tleO. Alpha s75 Imperial per share, sOOi California
steam Navigation Co.. 80 per cent CalfOrns state Iele'
sTtIh Co, 32i per cent
letter from Memphis gives the following statement as
" The resources Of tho Tennessee banks;
We lave IN Memphis four National Banks and Old bank
state authority ore savings associaion AID svefl
sTvsfe banks OF anss whose charters confer
iaute privileges The capital employed Ga bank
irg n ths CITY apprormstes q 100 entirely made
s.sio TIE wants q sbe CITY With ~ rapidly ineseasi
sc s n point ~ Importance n TIE cotton Trade she then
srorsd fo banking acles sl'de- i ne STATE Bank q
Ifrtfsee fie TIiu he Planters ne Bank OF West Ten.
ie Bans of Memphis thf sltief aid tfe lonmef
Bank home nsltiolf Gs0 using flrrry Of The issues
- $40 tarEs of I1lffra Alabama georgia eolL taolia
az .f.rtv Nov that the rrent mtT q tdese issues
rf rrc1rrarf 0f withdraw fIcl Circulation, United
State Irf.srf end Nlforai I1uk Notes Rave iaatn tltr
80 afrsrF fEr p.f f1f Gro fDiftN ftfNpfiiy
ttffsry tat nav ue 40 crhdeltF renee litn - ne
s'---zx s..s ssi..+4.sAI .Aiv ~ G=s22 - Sest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-30
Passengers Sailed.

FOR HAvANAIn ,tsantip Coainbis joe Gown and lady
AEoy lady. J. Is. Bunay. J. Whmo Mr. Patterson snd
ell a. Mrs. Fsncossot Cohner. 7. lenea znd child joan
Fig Cayeanc soclnos Pa.eendo Sec9na' oIst osro n
lady CHI Nathan w Hunt A. teiste Moae"
Eeyen AqIsr A. Aqusr Felix Goyin. Juan Psnayez Fran-
cisco Car ens Navsno C. U6oteh lady ard ehden j.
nd 4 Zeel. ". II. PURGE and lady j. H. Iurne'
Con 10 quin Garcia de AuSayee D. Carols Dc Aossses
l. gavice Mrs. c. GsrLla DE- Angte, hTA hs,s
Do Je1, Garcia d. A1rsvce Nr Brsnsaut Ny Do9de and sdy
Mr. D,a uando NoyA M RolindA ard Son. Miss hi1poa
Tco OcC Reyue Agulea, Tsips. idaoqas hase MI
rande eldr Mr. Trueva r. Fernandez stephan
Haley Leon Prunes J. Penavss Plsto fncsnso ss
eephsno Prunels X ode ~ot Miss Emels sd A. q.
denss lady and children servants Marin lues. He.s
lame YxuzQ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-30
po..errers Arrived.

Pennsy varsJa' Ayes M and nlr. Danny NJ and NI,
Rev ur IoT: C. U.1srn C. @. Beach J. Griffith. j. d. drmh
Ibos Lewis a. r. Gil Jos Knox, A. II. Lyons, We stewart j.
Ashr,sn C ence ssy Miller Thos. H. CstLosr De For
rest and A8 in the sieefase.
FROM HAvREIn steamship TampicoTAnne ind ADRIAN L-
Roesle, A. VOge johann IEs neha TOSS
N.ef A. Baner g. Do bar. e. Mailer, Pauline and MnieI J.
Hoeaner Caroline uaAn Mstde Woelhee y sehoene - rs-
tn A J. Tokoe j. Is k-nfedt
Marin schnede Schneider Jacob and A. r. scnnled W.
sehnied.r J. J Dish. {. Gebath, Azaihe Ochsih. =, 80 ~
FROM MOBILE-in steamship HAM, sad aisI W. hofso
and 4 children Mr.. md Mrs :. r. Jsckki~. j. Knapp
GsLVESTDS-ln smhip TyDee--l u eiper iocn-
srasop ssnse Ralph Els c. T. Brent H. Marion and lady,
:. EIabsTmsI-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-30

B,f-Per 100 total weight OF hide. talow and meat
RGira 10 75as4 first quality sJd sJ 20; second quality
sl20s2 -; third quality. ellSs2 few choice single 2as
s4 256sl4 30; 81 tie poorest b. lis, &c, " delo
Hortia9 OIsa-sl2JG $780, or much according 10 ther
Cassnd YounS car,,-Far quality sJoa 1885, extra $sOa
tleO; iarrow and dry e35as+5.
Sls,o-Per ~ li7e weight 4d6c Sheep and Lambs per
head in lots, 81 25a e.: extra. 81 509sa
Tdi Ho9sPert Al! he. live weight Shotes wholesale
l2a l2c retail 2 l5.c Spring Pigs wholesale liGIoc
Hdp-BrIshtOn ioololc. per n; country lots. id'ie.
car SkiRs-25c Der n.
TdlOp-Sd9tc. per 70.
Pets-75c a 81 each. 80
RInARKs-At Cambridge aptut 3oo Northern cattle and
about Eastern Trifhto with nearly 20 westerns
tue great majority Of which merely CRASHED cattle con
sequeny the supply Of ord tck large GOOD cattle
comparatively eI pree as hgh as las week
but the thus far has bee ae duh on ordinary grades
and there still b. disposed or The real state u
trade be this eek by mere hguref GOOD
heavy oxen any really fat ahda command go9d price
while there OF the her grades that ne
feel safe in holding back and expressed ~ Tp III
the roYers terms b. ihe droyes pay SO high for
their stock they reiusi TO submit 10 large dis
count Bat this they have doHe - some extent and may be
obi ged even lower ~ ndgc the butchers 10 clean them
OLt"
Tie same remarks apfg 10 &c sheep markft Both sheep
and lambs poor large number at rke gives TIE
butchers the advantage The best lots sell az last weeks
prices while inferior grades even lover Most os are
sold 81 o. IS per feaf for lambs and 70 oc per 10 Tor
Old sheep o' Il good Western sheen nyesg y ~ At
Br rhton were sod nc. CLARK sold Neulork iluhs al
s. 55i Mr. Stone. ste4. Mr.. Rpbae' at IS MI Dudley
Ac
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-30

in PROVIDING ior the establishment OF National Bahss Is
the conters Of trade and commerce ihI,ugh'
cot tie country and Mcidenay 70 PopuIaImo
Government e.curit with the great mhsset
The four banks existing DO not 3 rd US the
facilities REQUIRED al poiAt Our private bankers are DONG
large and profitable business all OF which speaks Wen Io our
Growing CITY and the institutions referred o. whieh are IN te
hands OF men of experience and well established lnegtV IL
il not deemed necessary in this connection 10 SPEAK oi memphis
M one Of the important commercial aad asneuturel
IN ms coputry fact Is universally admitted Its
Geographical rosiOr mdness and health OF lmhte general
produeveness Of the country ne extensive wa eommunca
vantates that may be eluded 10 insningio Memphis IN
ear futurc reputation and commercial importance second
TO no civ in The great vfs Of tie Ohio and Mississippi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-30

Aug 81 lat @ IS long 10 40 brig Asia from Santa Cruz for New
York. . - -
Ana 20 y Iona "E British bark Mary Elizabeth Of us
f!ou Welby, for Qn-bec.
for Calcutta. -, 4.
JGly as lat II IS long IS 49, brig Gertrude iom Rio Jnere '
New lo-s.
July a. Ia. o. long Ia Plat. from aOn'e'dso ''
Bostoi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-30
CHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEW-YoRK.........Ars.z 70
Cleared.

Steamship colunbis Barton Havana ke. Garrison Allen
Steamship Wilmington. Spencer Galveston. Williams 6oion
shin Mercury ste,son IIayre. Boyd Hnckeu.
Bris Hope (brl. Carer, DeBlersra Jone, Louga. .
RT Iysnhoe B stocktop St. Jonns n r. Miller Hongaton.
Rris FoyIe fBrl Roy Cow Bay. c. B., d. r. DeWoh Co
Bris Wsn.a Hsw ki,s Savannah Merchant Csrnsn-
Brig Kahn stocking Hartford Racket, iooAsr
Brig Meta ODD tsse fodo caoeho ana Las"''a' 0''"
Edge. -. g. ,uu. . v;.,,.
schr Comet Mitchell Philadelphia. Holyeke aurrsJ.
schr Henry Mutt Cobb Philadelphia, Mei chant Cssman
sclr Madonna, HoEner. Belfast Me, X. P. Back GO,
Scar William Carroll Coson, Salem r. Y. Buck Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-30
Rtcciptsof Produce.

August 9a-6 6J7 bbls Flour III bbs WHISKY, $40 bills
Corn Meal ~ sacks do $40 sacks OIL Cake lli1 bush
Wheat 10 200 bush Corn 1900 bush Oats 10 busb Rye
500 bush Seeds p pkgs Ashes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-30
ned rlsls. IS SAD aaa oeslt not e' many d'>'tly
BEowrrN1rs cArr1.E YAku.

thUE rlNUb NhIfIF fhHN'
Tbis Is situate. al Nos - and n sntI - I'D hciudesh
pudlng on died as church IL II SeI Tt TeTteps &c
any p d the kind cond be- but nevertheless offensive
~ ois point tie tour Of uulsaDCs closed eutf WIZ tbe
Maj bad OF tie places yted There arc e9 aughter
teDs New Of tie Kind have go h0redy Oescrbeo
and say person has doubt upon TIE oil tLeI remoN
Al NC invite hin 70 visit any Of The places have
obed and witness or 10 minutes the nRLts VIC saw When
a all Of this business may BE- seen from the
rs and that the buildings located IL me very midst OF
ear mos, densely populated tenanthouso districts It viii lot
h. deemed strange that disease prevalent The sanitary
rendition city VII not be much improved NTH entire
,efoaton shah have taken Taoe The manLeT by which
.Inmals az DIG paTed Tor food.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-30

MINIATURE ALMANAC. -
Co, Ri... 525 sun ses.......6 20 Moon Rises....9D
IRIS DAY -,
ssndy Gov ihsnd. ..:2ol Hell Gats'''''''"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-30

Wheat FAIR business has been done variable
c. ace Sag 'gn sSSa"sSq soon co@mo oa and o
dunn qua declined aud have sold slowly; the stock
sbe reports OF The weather Great Britain added to the
depression and the tendency IS strongly GoThWard tIe
close Sev Winter Wheat IS more plenty and with Limited
dcmsid prices have declined nd are very unsettled MchHe
had favorable weather reports from the NORTH" st nce our
are more favorable than we had reason TO expect.
Today wednesda the @siIs he's acne aLa p pre- ore
bush at 81 IA FOR HejeoIe s2fing e i2I s19a 30 MI
81 = for Amber state. aad a. 10 FOR New WAITE hiehsan
closing hcSeH Barley Is duh and nominal b'rey MAI
steady, VIVA moderate business At fC C - V 9Ss
a. Tor Healed: 45a4- fjr good Chicago a. O; for MI
WapAfy' Gnu -, 80 T,1isn Corn has been 90 GOOD
demand lr the lone trade but with liberal arrivals less
ay 6elFe5 cent. y ms at wlich tie demand brisk
sd the market steady market closing lower Speculative
soc'rs 1 aI EeS 9s5 e. Tor T1sd weerS sSc
ior C-oics Mixed Western and 81 Olae! % for Wm!o
GCNNY.BAGs have been in less active demand and
prices easier. closing at 70, a27c CASH $3.50, -.
GUNNY CLOTH has been oIy In limited demands pricss
have declined and closed heavy A. 81 GJ74c. -. -,
HAY-The demand fair fOr Slipping st 6oaIoc Tor New
straw Il seling al 1Jd q5c T. 100 u
HEMP-Maua is only In moderate demand but prices are
steady al lose go for and small parcels Other oe
scrptons Of foreign have ruled dill prices nominal at
Toe f suan l5c Tor s!.a currency sad 10, .,
t375 $500 undressed do also improved zoe market no"
bare owing to ge sale; iGr Go9e use, cr and o on, .,e,
we have 10 note to-day 1000 Montevdeo. .. 70 at ls.e
cod and sos DIV German Cow q. u private terms
Ne eaote: DIV H.Ges-BueHos Ayres % to "a r. sli axe
Buenos AYES 20 TO % %, 20 9@c MoneTdeo 2Oto ~ 10
100 lec CoTentes "a TO .. u, ledl9c Io Grande ~
to - h. f7saiso OrinOco q to % y. 1a7tci CALIFORNIA
q to % ID. lsa s!c gold usual SCI Wet sa'ee hides.
Bnenos Ayes a. 10 30 r. aec. RIO Grandc ~ to s. 70.
gap!e California a. 20 o. D. ga eic. gold usual sell New,
Orleans 80 to - 10 l2l oi3e Western and CoIr on 70 ~
H. l2i he; City Slaughter OK g. to o. ID, Il. Jo O!ty
Slaughter Cow q 20 90 d. iOc currency. usual seL
H0AEY-The market Is very dull with small safes OF Cuoa
at s2!c. god. duty paid and 50c. gold N bond ,
H0PS-with limited arrival. only moderate stock and
good demand prices have very rm We quote az IRON
.Ja zoe to growth and quality. AGvices from tho
gro n are Of very voIable Character hence We
do not look for any advance
INDIGO.-ws have had avery good lobbing demand and
prices ruled hfr We quote in gold as olo"s Cesscas
706gJc; Manila ga ST. Madras 65dPJc; Oude. 1Sc9s 81
igatemsla. elaSl 10. and Bengal at slseI o.
iRON-Nith good demand Tor Pig anu very small sup
prices have ruled firm Bar Iron remains STEADY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-30
AfrlyeA.

s-hp P,nny,ni. tss Lsw. L,crD.', ha ara
Sss Company ie,i INST Oh Tas.I alp eoGnd
q long .so 3 As s%A civ oa S EsS SIs o Mas
cS long 8 - ship seb.'tppo bound q z,'s s a. .s
S"s s :.p yi si' Bound s az tf
st.s%.Sp Ismpc Tsach) ,as IL with md's.
' s,s az . Haze skey Noble day., with oED
h S.ssmS PC G Whiting. Baker wmiu-ton With
md.e and to C. Ps5.oa sT NJ iG'i Of ne Chesapeake
sH.ip Ty6-t Gare.,on Aug g. with Tsss .rd
ps to sp1 Ss d Z: {: IS. e f aGE 5
10 s on nS St Ms fPeseb Ra.isra s. Peter Days
snd has q 70. officer, aa L.. area ,s
- sSR sd S%' md 20 F:a aS%, sS
% 's' 3 y oas 6 a. .P b. ssfs Mary
p @sSy l.i U o be- csp Leland .n s
b W. . Who's ys,,e was .s Sya w si d to
Va F%lsr T h"s ai wgo: ,ng % 'H G mise AID 90
P' s;E saa.t Ros Havana dys Oal.; to C Harmouy'
Rr Mnls tof Lir.rpoo coaslon Rio Japero. Is day. with
Sc. s % 6~ HAi Lee 's % May @
Bs Neyoue tot stooson Partridge, Gral Turk y d,y With
al. % Welsh Carver Leo bns St Ana, ''' Ne~fOrI next
ss Patterson Tqh Isnd Pike Porto cibeiO days.
Mccoo6. s.'bioe. "a dy' with uoi.''''oE
Brs sInash.h. (Brl L!nsnn " dly VITA c0aloJF
sHs Hea f Mpit,ad N 81. Gov Bay /, days with
Bhs SpeIsnls anol Mailman Ponce P B. vs GDynnls ID
dy' with sssr 70 sturss \ Co -, :, L.. 18th o,o.,...
mile. 81 Highlands sAip Oswsso,
hence. Lvftb bra: Eel p.e for New York. loading.
sehr. Minerva DI.o~yi Ssgua. ~ days WIKI sugar 10 fom
Bells
salt o T.. +. knol Co
Sehr Francisco Fsrdo. r. n II days with moses 10
Ne-c L CsrGnan Lef org Christine Tor Baltimore
sehr Morse Bradford Bridgeport C. g. IA days With eoa
10 =. Small L Co
Schr. Bal,imore Dir, Bridgeport
SehT. Granite state tisLet, Boston
schr. :. ". Tyler. Tyler Hartford.
Schr L. T. Smith. Brews. Georgeto~n, D. C.
Sclr. Kate Steven, Hartford
sS Hall. Portland, Conn.
Sparkling Co0ubs Providence
schr. c. L.. Bsyie. Conkin. Providence
SchrD isde B-rjzmin. Providence.
Ca on Hubben Pason Providence
Union, Ans., Providence. ....... L.
Sehr. Sarah Jsnr, Jones Nesport
Schr Argus Smith. Taunton
Sehr Fountain, -, Fall diver
Schr Hydrsnses Prentice. fsl River
Willow Port Jefferson
Sehr Jane Mstis. GoodLlsn, Norwich
sehr Gber. lBr HOs AID, Hlsbos with plaster fer New
ark
schr. Prudence Coombs Bangor
sohr Cops. West Albany, for Boston
WIND-At Sunset, So.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-30

ns wielopee tofs John. n By Issnd from chaTestcnsc,
for LIVERPOOL with fr a pine Usher trrpaHs and rosn,
wss burned at sea July 49, lat. 40 o., Long 1913
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-30

tTHS-Easern ore firm nd ia more active demand;
sal i O01 900 a. e., three months
tDTho rquiry Tor Pic hls been fair md prices ruled
cutie - n 81 1ads7 Tor Spanish g. g. ioT German
II fred aud 60 e. 81 ~ TO- Eagisa al gold Bar &C.,
ana sree ard Pipe 10 90 currency.
LEATHEK-RsoeDts have been a more liberal scale,
ar tocks show better sOrtMclt bat demand good
en- ices vel supp)rted OAK Sole IS quiet bot with light
stool prices rul hFm We quote (nor TO- cachJ Hemiocs
--Blen6s Ayres Heavy ~ ase Middle 81 Q.tsc; Lgl,
GIdgilet California Heavy, 81 a3ce; Middle 3ia3lc.;
Ligli G3lc.. Ofiaoco &c, Heavy. 52dJ5.c Middle 80
3itc. Llgt a.ta3gsc Good Damaged. 81 Qlc Poor do
= a2ce IL DE GoggL, 3Jas7e Oh SsGghieI-Hssry 400
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-30

PRAYER MEEIiSG-YoUEe MINIS CHRISTIAN AsSo-
cIToS-A Young Prs, Meeting is ted ct tae rooms
sf n Is Association No Ff~sve Iweui7second
at even thursday evening Open 20 s.I ScLIE nel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-30

TOBACIl-Ihc market or hfntuckF Leil Dfth
what unsettled by the huc aons IN gold and exchange me
and the prices realized nboa The
same a. hose OF week We quote IN coin A. follows
Light Leaf Lugs :. ale; Common, ~ ace Medium, tlasc
Good g6l0c; Fine, 10 al3c., aad Selections HGlt ;
Heavy Western and Cafksvile, Llgs ie5le Common ga
7e Medium sQ &C.; Good. II l2c Fine, l3a st. and
81 ecors ia ICE Seed Leaf dull and somewhat nominal
Manuf etured in very fair demand, and prices for mot
grades steady.
wHALEBONE-Th market is very duil and prices are
nominal at e. asi - 0f South Sea- 81 s3asl J4 Tor
Ochotsk. and 81 SO dSl an for Arctic.
WOO-We hayehad very dull and depressed market Tor
both Domestic and Foreign feeees since ast review lie
stock is indeed very large fact larger than reneroy
thought month ago Most holders have been compelled TO
reaze duty the finer grades Of Foreign
checked business We Quote Domestic feeees at - J
for Naive and Mernos 5J9hc for onehai and
thrceluartcr do for full blood do nnd 62do9c .or
saxony Fleeces; 3oaiO, for No Pulled; 50GGOc. Tor
Supcrhne and Csc. Tor Extra do 2Oa27c Tor com
mon Unwashed California 27dac for Fine do and i3a23c
We quote Foreign follows South American at
25dg7c Washed; y 937c for Unwashed Mstizs
and Merno 3.disc for Washed Entire Rios; HDJUc for
Ubwashed CT cole; 40a46c for Washed Cordova ChiAn at
9f0Jlc for Unwashed Mestzl and Merno CAPE Of Good
Hope 3Od3jc. for Unwasaed; East India. 35d55c. for
Washed African 2OaJOe for Unwashed and 80 iOc
for Washed. -
WHlSKY-The market Is dull but STEADY Sales OF 70
bbls Western a g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-30
atarhets-CAREyuLLI EIFoRrEp THE n Y. TRIBUNE
WEnNl sDAY. Avg, %. le60

Oar markets generally have been qne since tbs day week
Prcadsus have declined and Cotton and Petroleum have in
proved has eeB cold and unreasonable and
W. have euol- from North Of injury TO the crops by most
eay os al he North West would rnn the Corn crop, il s
backward but promises well Provisions rather
and have sold sONlY.
NSHIS Have heen in moderate request bat prices
without change We quote az Sc ~ FOR Pots aud S3 Odsi
BE- SWA Y Yellow Western has been in active
demand shade easier closing at 40die.
RRlSTLLS without change sales Of American al from
sJc g. ns 70 stve &c.
BROOM CORN-We notice the first arrival Of Broom
Corn MiddctOwf, Ohio consigned 10 Messrs. ~ Dur
Co. The quay Is very good, Rrd # On excellent
color bat TIE growth Is short II IS sueIiOr for brushes
raised by Mr.. Issac WyerOn Of MdoleOwp Ono and
is q CrfGt TO AIm.
CANDLES in moderate request Mt full prices
ses Of AdGmantue at 81 G2jc Sperm. at 4O~41ci ana
Patent az 50N5jo.
COAI-Ihe demand for Domestic has been moderate for
fhe season and With steady addition 10 stock prices
the blycT; Cargo prices the as last uhe rom
ward is selling s. 50GSs Of GOO n. Foreign IS
IN limited suIp closes Tm and in demands sales OF VO
tuns Liverpool House Came ~ Ss cash.
CDPPER-The advance OF 40 to a IN London as per Gable
has sirel,tlcIcI the market r American lneoi, and
demand prevailed closing from at 3O 03ie per Ba
end Lakes New Shesthing and Yellow metal are without
tho 30. the latter
COFFEE-TLeIe has been BOiBg doing worthy OF notice
p!Iccs nomuay unchanged We quote no 40 1910 loF
Prime h. qc Good j. l7c FOX Fair Is! 6' for or
binary II Isle for air good cargoes Java 25G2te
Ceyn lsG2tc MaracaibO Ii 20c 8ud LagGayra eOg.c,
al net casn gold. duty paid.
COTTON-Oay bifa va business done. the brokers'
of ce al CCsug az - Os. During the morning aDont
90 bales were market rather av0rng the buyer
and closing o3ds7.c Mddings and 3U3itc for Do
Ncw-OTlesns and Tex ~.
DRUGS AND Dl Is The market the cadng articles
iepOit,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-30

OIL CAkEIhe inquiry is fair and the market steady
sales 100 tons City bags OF e5 currency aud s40 gold and
western in bays at go 50as5l currency.
OIIS-LinscSd IN small supply and better the demand
as been good Crude Sperm has been only moderately active
but prices are without change Crude Whale remains steady
with busin Lard has been quite dull and prices favor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-30

1ec Middle Ioa45c Light $500; Cropped Middle. ~
aa5c; Light, 45d5lc.i IN the Rough, Heavy, HGfee.i
Middle, 36G42c.; L4gii, 32d3ec.i Bellies i9d2lc.
LIME-ROcslud L ~ small supply and trm al ~ ~ ior
Common and g. ior Lump.
MOLASSES-The market is moderately active aud steady
sales of $50 hbdE Cuba Muscovado az zoe. We quote Cen
tugal aud Mixed, az 35a52c Cayed at 40 d4ee, Mnseo.
vadc <5dt0c, Porto Rico ct 55a75o and NeEOIleans eo
695c.
NAVAL STORRS-Crude Tarpentine is In small supply
ard firm stock bs Spirits Of 1urpentne has held quite
steady and fair usness done stock 30o0 bbs Resins
remain firm with brisk demand. Tar continues steady
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-30

BRIGHTON CAMBRIDGE AND MEDFoRD.
p,oy,si for The TRIBUNE for t REX ending WedEuda
Aug. 20. LEGO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-30

FfSI-1be inquiry for Dry Cod has been fair and win
fua saipy bend prices ruled quite Irm MeekereI have
Advanced and have rued very tim under good demand the
rCw catc viii De plentiful % generally anticipated
Smoked Herring been IN brisk dmlnd and we note
sales 10 TIE extent ~ 10000 boxes y-d00c for No J. and
7Uc Scaled Picked Herring a.e also ~ demand but
the abscuce OF any supply have 10 sales to note We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-30

STEAEIE-Tkc nqniry IL limited and the market heavy
sales Of $4,000 . 49, and 81 10 Gosh.
SUGATS-A very good demsnd 81 svalls fr Law from Re
and prices better but mahg Of tie hoke Offices
beag closed day business In measure res,oied ,sles
hhds 10! ellie for Caba and aboa 10 bores at
HE; We quote Mn.covaio Sugar follows Irtcrior 10
fnine 81 lOic; fair 10 good do iltc fair 10
good Grocery IA dl2c prime Grocery l2l rae Porto
Eco Oi Ne Aelado dsici boIes at loGii.e. for N
10 il; i}c for No. Il; ia DO for Nos u 10 IS and Jt
lac for Noe The STOCK Is estimated at 20 COO hhds
OO boxes 10 COO bag hAds. Melado. Refined
dali 1t lGsc. for HaTdE
TA.LOW-The market quiet and closes heavy; SAles 81
q OOOr 2i 1919. for Western aud l2ic hr CITY Rough
Fat IL Ia far deinaud at ole casa.
TiN-The demand for lle has en fair and ihe market h
be yer closing finn. Plates have been in good .obbne de-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-30

FLOUR AND hEAL-The demand for Flour has proved
moderate chiefly confined tho home prices have
dec considerable vnriahlencss after date
review since then prices OF most raaes have
cncd fresh ground excepted this and In
request East and the British Islands aud provinces at
mi pces but delivery there buyers al any
thing like present prices the ma0 part OF the spring Mhen,
our arriving uusounG and find stock OF this Is M
creasinr but a. Diminishing day and hence We
cannot anticipate low prices early day ana not 80
arv IN September had looked for. To-day the demand
for Western and State Flour less active. and prices of
most grades lower medium brands tie exceptiophete
are not plenty abd slale Tie low grades are 5dlec
ower and Family brands !5d &c lower. and quite p"niyi
sales 200 bbs Of s5 1o9s7 90 for superhae stei
ga State; eva so 10 FOR Fancy do &c -
o- the low grades Western Extra g Jd so for shipping
Ohio so iOd sl2 20 for Trade and 81 els for 81 LOUIS
Famlg Extra Canadian Flour ~ ilacve sales Of small
lots at & $40 for good Extra, and slO 100
s2a5 foi Trade aud Family Extras Southern Flour u m
GLANCED and il quei. sales OF $50 bbs AZ SO0ell . for
common to fair Esa Baltimore and Couury. and sl 500
SIS ~ for Trade aud Family do. Rye I0nr Is easier AID
plenty sses OF o0 DOt al 60 ~ CO ~ vi" ho"
plenty and - unstable.
FEUIT-weh had @ very quiet market Tor all Domestic
and Foreign Notl been done IN CuTrants,
operators awaiting further dTces from EoroPe In regard 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-30
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