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AGENTS WANTED.
s75 To sssO PER MONTH

AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE.
~ Male aad Female. 10 sell thf genuine. new
fmpr0ved Common Aeaaa AaEltfy sew
ing a[aeBfHe-price only $50 Every Ma
chine warranted f1r thrcs years. They are the
greatest invention Oi the ago. and give perfect
satisfaction. For Circulars aud Terms 70 AGENTS.
address s. NJ IOLINER 4 CO..
Franklin. Ky,
Manufacturers and GenI Agents for 1he South
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LIVERPOOL, Sept. III A. Motion
market dull and tending downward; sales
to~day 10000 bales at l0@I04 pence.
Wharf.-The demand is heavy and the
prices are heavy at our quotations. We
quote white at 81 90; amber 81 So; red
81 80; Mediterranean 81 62@1 20.
FLoUR-The price keeps pace with the
rise in wheat; Lebanon Mills Sill Silver
Springs $40 80; Mountain Dew S13 SO
Cream of the City SO so; Cumberland
Mills SO so.
BACoN-Cear sides lie; plain hams
174c; shoulders 133@14c; sugar cured
hams zoe.
LARD-133@14c in barrels; 143@15c
in kegs.
CORN Goo per busheI in wagons; s5c
in new gunnies at the depot.
SALT-S4 so for bushel barrels.
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New York and Bremen
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

-FIRsT-CLAss o. S. MAIL sTEAxsH1Ps-
Atlantic, Rattle.
western Metropolis, Fourth Steamer.
FOR SOUTH HAMPTON AND BREMEN.
taking passengers to Southampton. London
havTe aud Bremen at the following rates
payable IN gold, or its equivalent in currency
FIRST CABIN. $40. SECOND CABIN. sss.
STEERAGE, S35
From Bremen, Southampton, Havrs. 70 New
York;
FIRST CABIN. SIIO. SECOND CABIN. $z5.
STEERAGE. s4S.
Excursion Tickets out and Home
FIRST Cabin, s2IO. Second Cabin. $40.
saeerage, $40.
SAILING DAYS FROM NEW YORK AND BREMEN.
May and ls-June l. Is and 29-July Is and q.
Aug. 10 and A-SeDt. and 2l-Oct. and H.
For freight or passage apply to
". W TOTEM
Agent for Nashville.
SAACTAYLOR. President
maya u 40 Broadway, New York.
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GENERAL MARKETS.

NASHVILLE, Sept. Up. NJ.
CoTToN-The market is lifeless and prices
are dropping. 80 bales sold to-day at dc,
I
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Books for Farmers and Gardeners

Books for Farmers and Gardeners
I'ARMERs's AND GARDENERS Die
tionRry; the Farm and Garden, By jacques;
Bridgsman's Gardeners Assistant do Kitchen
hardening Buist's Kitchen Gardening; Down
ing's Fruit Trees of America; do Barrey's; do.
Bakers; Flint on Grasses; do. on Mich Cows.
the American Shepherds the Farmers Barn
Book Fuller's Grape Culture; do Haralzthy's:
Pardee on Rose and Strawberry Culture; Buist
on the Rose; Youatt. Skinner. Mayhem, Dodd
and Frank Forester on Horses.
For sale By JOHN YORK,
Jan3l-dtt-W3t Al Union street. Nashville
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snmmor street Theatre.

MONDAY EVENING, SEPT. 9TH 1867
JEWS DAUGHTERS. and the farce Of the
LOTTERY TICKET.
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Selling ont at New York Cost
To close business, We are positively closing
out at New FORK cost prices our stock Of Fine
Groceries, Wines Brandies, Havana and Do
nestle Cigars. PAEDoITrSI s RrvA,
janl0 Il North Cherry street.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
DE. CoIenan,s Gard.

While humanity continues to be infrm, and
man is prone to err. and the consequences are
visited upon the unfortunate, he should early
seek relief from the misery thus entailed.
And the man who deYotes his time and talent
to the relief of this species of human suffering
is not less a philanthropist than he who seeks to
relieve any other ahiiction to which man is sub
ject; for true philanthropy looks not to what
caused the trouble, but what will cure it. DR..
Coleman has devoted large portion of his time
to the cure of the class Of diseases mentioned in
his advertisement in to-day paper. He has
duly qualified himself by study and experience
to perform what he promises. He has been To-
Gated in our midst for several years. and the
public may rely upon his skill and ability.
Office in the rear of his drug store, 30 Church
and McLemOre streets. isep7 If
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MISSES O'BRYANs SCHOOL
No.Iz MeLemOre ssrees.

WIN be
RE OPENED MONDAY SEPT. IN.
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New Styles Business Suits.
Double Breasted Street Sacks
Ladies and Gents Sole Lea
Their Trunks.
English Morning Goats.
Black Dress Suits.
A Nobby Sack Coat.
Children's Garibaldi Suits.
Spring 0vereoats.
French Travelling Bags.
Boys School Suits.
HUNTINGTON's,
mario tsp. No. ; North Cherry.
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LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD.
Leave Nashville Al 500 A. NJ. and 800 P. n.
Arrive al Jouisville At. 100 p NJ and HOO p. N.
Leave 1.00A. ~ and 800 P. N.
Arrive at Nashville at..9.0O A. N. and ll.55 P. n.
Accommodation train Is superseded By the
train that arrives in Nashville A. n. and
leaves 3 P. M.--eKcept on Sunday
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ESTABLISHED.

G. w. SMITH,
DRUGGIST AND PRESCRIPTIONIsT,
Corner Of Church and Vine streets
SEPT 3m
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nAsHvI1LF - NoRTHWEsrERls RArIRoAr

NASHVIILE AND NORTHW sSITisl3 I3AILROAD
Passenger Trains.
Leaves Nashville at..-....4.45 A. ~ and 4.00 P. NJ
Arrives nj Nashville at...9:0O A. r. and AS P. N,
EDGEFTELD AND KENTUCKY RAILROAD.
Arrive at Nashville A. n.
Leave Nashville p. N.
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NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD.
Leave Nashville at.........550 A. N. and l0.80 p N.
Arrives at Shebyville... eco A. N. and 8.55 P N.
Arrive at Chattanooga. 200 A. N. and 240 p. n.
Leave Chattanooga ..a.. $40 A. N. and ~ p. n.
Leaves Shelbyvilie..-...500A A. N. and 10. 40 N.
Arrives at NashviIle-..lll0 a. N. and 2-S5 P. n.
lSundays excepted.l
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RAELRoAn TTmE TARLE.

NASHVILLE AND DECATUR RAILROAD LINE.
Columbia Accommodation Train
arrive az wv A. NJ
Leave -.-...........-.........-..- 4, % P. n.
Mail sud Accommodation Train
Leave Nashville $50 A.
Arrive ut 2.20 P. ~
Leave Nashville at.....................7. 100 P. N.
Arrive az A. NJ
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IHV IUIIUWIIIB dispatches WtIt ItCtIVtu
at the Chamber of Commerce:
New YORK, Sept, Gold opened at
l42s. 1880 A. M.-GoId 1929. l P. M.
Gold 1929. Cotton market dull, but
prices unchanged 8. P. NJ. Gold on the
streets 1925. Cotton market dull, but
prices nominal
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TIL Il CIT Y

0PENTNG AND CS.rNsSG or Tt7E
NAEEh-AUGUgV E~;.-OGicin:.
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second Washington and Southern VIA
Chattanooga.
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FIRST washington and Southern via
Chattanooga.
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Being the same purchased in 1857 by W. H..
Gordon and r. VI. McGavOck, at a sale made
under a decree Of the Chancery Court at
Jonesboro.
This property contains
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THE EAST RIVER BRIDGE.
REPORT OF TIE ENGINEER.

The following report of the Engineer 'ohh
p,eh,inr showing the location, the pan the ahcnoI
nee ,id approaches Of the East River Bridge was re"u
at meeting of the New-York Bridge Company On saVu
day night laat. o.-
Tho report is dated Trenton, " j., sept lSD,' ana
commences by stating that the object Ot te report 10
establish the pyactcabily OF bridging the East RIVER
without interfering with the navgon TO point out the
ri ocaty: 20 explain the different parts OF ITS con
strrcon and estimate its probable cost ana revenue
NV he charter the Company the Brooklyn terminus OF
the bridge confined TO point at or near the junction OF
Main and FutOn-sts; for the New York terminus atl-
iude ia allowed sIanging from Chathamsquare along
IhAthaal-st to the junction OF Nassau and Chatham.
Through this legislative provision the surveys nave
been confined TO two lines routes, one terminating at
Chathau-square the other opposite the City Iia PARK
Iy way OF comparison another route is added III the to
fable:
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Gen. Longstreet is in the New Hampshire

Gen. LOngstreet is in the New Hampshire
mountains.
Gov. Powell of Mississippi, with his daughter
Ida Is at the Tontne, NewHaven.
A letter from Annapolis says that Admiral
Porter OF the Naval Academy has not during the
ton absened himself single day to visit any Of the
fashionable watering places but has assidu0usy devoted
himself to the duties Of his post.
Major A. +. Beach, one of the Eastern capital
lists who have entered into contract to build the Neosho
Valley Railroad invited with his associates, by the
gcu of the Kansas Indians the request OF the chiefs
10 meet the tribe at their Agency and smoke the pipe Of
peace. After this ceremony, the tribe through their
Interpreter welcomed tho men Of steam 10 their
try aud urged them 10 push forward the work, they
could ride on the Mr B. then singled out on
Of his genial nature and Aldermanc proportions
the recipient Of valuable presents from the tribe
They cOmpmened the Major frequently his splendid
physical development. and said he would be great
some day. They had been waiting four days for this
meeting, aud parted highly desA;ed With ts interview.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-11
THE MARKETS.

CAREFUL for THK 1RiBCSHl
TUESDAY. Sept. TO- 1867.
AsUEs-The market Is steady az 50 90 for Pots Pearls
" "BtII,DING MATERIALs-Common Brick remaiA
firm with "A good demand. CrOton and Philadel
phia Front il unchanged Other articles coming Under
however. has been only To moderate extent
We auOte as follows: Bricks at s. 50aSlO ~ Tor
common Hard 0s20for CrotOD and for Phlladepha
Front Cement at 81 for ROSendale Hair al 5odoc I0f
PioGrande Mixed for Bucnos Ayres Mixed ana llo
Ice for Western Unwashed Mixed, Laths at So three
months Lime at 81 % for Common and e. % Sr lump
Plaster OF Paris at s. y tun for Blue nova scoua;
d Inn for White Nova Scotia; s. ~ Dbl for Cacaned
Eastern and 81 80 Dbl for Cacned kheKeroocAer ana
Empire Mills. -,
BEEsWAX-The market remains steady with q mode
rate business sales 500 at 40@4lc ior feio" "es
tern and Southern. M -. ,.., -,
RRISTLES are steady with moderate demand; sales
at from 55c y for American Gray and WHITE
BROOM CORN-The market Is quiet Tor ms article;
the growing crop promises poorly, less than hail crop
hut There good supply of old hand here ana at the
West sales at d12c., and small lots at lfc.
COITON-Ihe market is weak aud very dun AT our re
duced figures The tendency OF prices seems az the NO
ment 70 be strongly favor OF the buyer Dut heavy &
cline IL i'm a measure prevented by fiimness In the gold
market; sales of 527 bales mostly IN s,ia os 10 spen
and shippers closing at 26c 1Or Muulhs oP'iuS " Ne
for do New Orleans.
cOAI-A fair demand for Domestic, and the market
heavy the receipts large aud the stock Is liberal for
the season quote from yard al - 79Gs6 % tun 10
Forein there Is more doing House Camel II saleabh
and firm we note sales of 800 tuns Newcastle Gas At
a. 20 cash aud 90 tuns Little Grain Bay AZ sS %.
COFFEE-Rio Coffee OF prime quality Is scarce, and
much sought after at full figures other grades are quiet
As general thing holders appear c0nndent ana there's
lte or no pressure TO realize The stock OF Rio AZ TIC
norris AZ made MP by McsSrs. Vim. Scott Sons Is slB
haas Including 10 900 at Baltimore 1880 NJ PhlladephA
and $685. at this port Java and West india styles an
without activity, but all prime grades are hrhy hed "
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PETROLEUM AND MINING srocKs.-rIRsr BOARD.
Mining SiOcks.
TrEspAY. Sept. lO-r. VI.


Gold closed at lH!. The clearings at the Gold
Exchange Bank were S9S,OO 600, aud the balance
Sl,7ls,95G.
Government stocks are irregular. The 5-2Os OF 1852
sold as high as ll4s aud the is of 1881 at 19. The
later issues were barely sustained, and 1.S0s we're
sold at l0k State stocks are higher and little done
in railway mortgages. Fort Wayne First Mortgage
fell / per cent. Express stocks are lower. Adams
sold at G6s. American GG., and Wells, Fargo at g.
Railway shares dull. except Hudson River which
sold nj 1904! The rest of the list was heavy and no
large amounts could be sold Mt quotations. After
the call the market little higher bat the buy
ing was upon small scale. Before the second
Board upon report that Secretary McCulloch had
resigned, prices quite strong the whole list.
Hudson River jumped to 1872 At the Second Board the
market was active, and after the call remained firm
Hudson sold at 1927; Erie G99; Michigan Southern So
At the last open board the market was strong and
active. NewYork Central sold at lO,; Hudson
River sold at 49, The balance of the list was stron
ger and quite an active business was done on the
street. Later the market not strong. but
closed steady at quotations. The closing prices
were: New-York Central, 1Ois0lO7.; Erie, 69 Q6?s:
Reading alO3s l03l; Michigan Southern, 81. asa;
North Western, common 4G. a 46,; North Western
preferred, 7l!01!; Rock Island, 104lQl0i.; Fort
Wayne, 105sdl06.
There is an increased demand Tor money, and per
cent was readily had from the best borrowers No
money was offered about the street. and borrowers
were obliged to look about quite briskly. In COM
mercial paper no change.
Foreign Exchange is firm. Bills at 60 days on
London are quoted at lO9al09i for commercial;
lO9IQll0 for bankers do ~ short sight, 109. l0l
Paris at 100 days 5lSs G5l5 do at short sight, 515a
5lol; Antwerp, lS.G5.l5; Swiss, 5.lS.G5l5; Ham,
burg 3j! 03Gs; Amsterdam 40sG4l Frankfort, 40ld
IL: Bremen, rs. S.07Ss: Prussian thalers, 7lsG72.
Freights TO Liverpool per steamer, 1850 bush.
Corn at 21a2Id-the latter rate for one load last
evening. To London, 60 hlds Tobacco at sos. and
100 eases Wax at COS. To Bremen, so hhds. Tobacco
at oOs British brig of 800 tuns TO Turks Island and
back with Salt, on private terms.
The transactions at the SubTreasury to-day were
Receipts for Customs $4,000 for Gold Notes sSOO0
total receipts $li77 54 40; total payments, ST. 49,
$50 %: balance, Gil, 1901 66.
The total amount of exports Exclusive Of specie)
from the Port of NewYork to Foreign Ports for the
week ending Sept 10, 1867, was q, ,7s9,059.
UNITED STATES TREASURY BALANCE.
Con......... slOi265,Cgo ss7,Ss5SlO Dec ss,S2sllO
Cates.......... l5,iO27Oo li,S7o,7Oo Dec. $4,000
Actual god... ssS.sOO32o ss2,75L9lo Dec s,oie,ilo
Currency. E,013,0H a6,9O3,NO Dec. l70,0T4
Balance ... $i32, 394 si29657 2lO Dec <32l6Isi
Wall-st was never dullsr or less profitable to
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DECISIONS.
George II. Mercer agt. Octave Brayer.-Order
denying motion TO open judgment George Cassard ag
Elisha W. Hinman.-Motion granted. VIM NJ Willis agt
Jennie T.. Wis-Decree OF divorce granted. Edward b.
Freeman agt. Anoni Schmitz.-Motion granted Daniel
Lambert agt. The Coastwse Company OF
inteirogatiyes Israel j. Davis agt. Sylvanus Mayo
Motion granted. VIM. Fowler agt. Charles Huber
Order OF substitution granted. Peter Fechter agt Jacob
simon-Motion to amend and correct order granted.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-11
COURT NOTICE

COURT NOTICE.
A General Term of the Supreme Court vii
be held next Saturday for the hearing OF nonenuner
ated motions.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-11

.DYEwoODs-There continues a great scarcity OF al
kinds OF Woods prices are very firm bat show change
in IS particular; the demand is very good. We quote
CmSood Iso% per ,.o oo5 isSos n, 1Ss6 IS ooS
ra., Cob, iso 81 OcsSs 90 Lhsa Woe W. l9o cd
Fu,c nJ.esSo .1,, saT.SSS %o ss5 Man o s. oes .
EAST INDIA GoODs-Hemp is more active; We hear
bales part TO arrive IN Boston at llse and part on %
AT lgc gold Indigo is IN good demand and hrn al d
are dull former prices; quote Bags at 2@22c ana
Cloth at 2i&c
Ju,s gon..sll5 aslso Amer dressed 'un ,9s "a
M.h,, .,. d y; ne 70 R", cssa. Se
Bengal gold. p 10. 81 o,asl M.ai.. so1 ge.- sssIss
FLOUR AND MEAI-The demand Tor Western sod
State Flour is less active but with limited arrivals, III
prospect prices OF the low ana medium grades are y e
higher Choice Family Extras are irmi the sales IS 70
i2sOo bbls at s. 50 Is for Superne State 50 70
for New Extra State 81 4oGslo rs for the low grades i
choice do do sl2 ioa ss 40 for New White Wheat Extra,
Ohio Indiana, and Mchgan $40 75ds IS for Amber do,
do do sll SIS 75 for st. Louis Extras Canadian
Flour is inactive and prices nominal. California Flour
is stronger and in fair demand sales OF i2o bb and
bags at s So0sl3 So and Fancy do sli Southern Fcar
is fairly active, aud the low grades are firm sales OF ,ie
6bs az s. $50 Is for common TO good Baltimore ana
Virginia and SO for Trade and Family Extras
from Maryland and Delaware Rye Flour is firm and , n
better and is in fair demand: sales of 600 bbls Cy
FISH-The demand for most kinds OF Cod and Mackerei
pretty fair and prices are firm Herring are scarce
choice lots IN particular or inferior scaled have
arrived prices evince no change We quote:
Dry Cod. v cwt... Sc IS ~ 7 90 lMack1 No. 3.Mass
Pckld Scale. a. bbi so % med. audls
Picked Cod. a. bbi. , 80 "a Mackl No Mas
Msekl. No |, Mass. large .....-... IS 40 IS
Shore. 10 50 q = Salmon Pkld No. n %
Msckl No J. Bay 20 90 0s2 10 Herring, Scld
Mack, No .. Bsy. Il 50 a - Herring, MOL pix $50
Herring. u hbl.... Il
GRAIN-The Wheat market Is rather quiet owing 10
poor assortment Offering, and prices have advanced
5asc. bush The inquiry Is confined 10 mers chiefly
The sales ~ 600 BUSH at s. 45dS2 30 for Amber state
the outside price for small quantities. s. IS for White
Michigan Barley Malt u without material change and
moderately active. Oats In less active demand at
lower figures the sales are $1,000 bush Ohio az 6907oc
Western at 9a70c state at roc and Southern 665c.
Rye is rather rner the sales 500 bush Western at
80 Corn is quite active and prices are considerably
higher owing 10 the decline in freights The demand Is
quite general Though chiefly for the home trade and for
export. The sales are l23ooo bush Damp and Unsound
at l54S 2 Western Mixed at sl 22dS "a in store, and
81 23i dSl 2ia, ahOat; Western Mixed at 81 25.
a IL
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Whethtr see or IRON bars shOud be tmpOyed, and OF
what qualities will be decided by their relative strength
and relative cost We want the greatest amount Of
strength for the least amount OF money let it be iron
STEEL home made manufactured abroad. The APP
proach the NewYork side from Chatham-st TO the an.
chOrwall will be 1885 feet long On the Brooklyn side
this distance viii $50 feet. All this ground is
valuable, and should be sacrificed, but the
rary utilized Most OF the railroads which pass the
City Of London supported by brick arches, and the
ground thus occupied great extent rendered value
less My plan conempates sacrifice Of the kind but.
on the contrary. involves, the New-York side
at least, o decided improvement OF all the
blocks which will be passed over west
OF the anchorage II authority be had, would rro
pose 10 open out new street from Chatham or William
TO Clst or TO FranklnsquaIe, running alongside Of
the bridge the north side of IT, This Brdgereei
it might be properly named. wonld present two new
fronts The south front would be formed by the buildings
the bridge The iron girders WHICH support
New-York tribune., 1867-09-11

EIcSston Of Brooklyn terminus above high
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COURT CALENDAR-THrs DAY.

. CLHRKE, J. Reserved Cases
lOl-SaIne agt Same.
l0i-Redmoud sgt. Elmer et al.
ll5--Weber att OFT ct al
l2l-Boyce agt. Chester et al.
l4-Schnatiachen Agt. Lynch, {
lJi-Ross agt. Brair, jr., tt al.
lJS-slnith agi. WmdalltL
Al THRw. GRoss, J.
llJ-,irifiin Agt. Ranous
llt-Poll-ny agt. Manner.
lla-Dale agt. zittelL
llb-llarnett sgt. Gilsey.
llI-Monks agt. Whsleu.
ll8-Mooney agt. Garland.
lls-Bottsfori agt. sesrle.
l5o-Meyer sgt. Steiner
l2l-Deylln agt oliver
lR-Roblusol sgt Davis
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COCOA is without change; the sales are moderate. We
ouote i'm bond at % dl0c. for St Domingo II ql2c. for
Para I0I3c for Quay yaquil, and lalsc Tor Caracas
all gold ,
CANDI ES-Adamantlne are firm and In good demand;
sales OF 1000 boxes at 20i d22ic sperm ioc' ana "a
tent 55c 80, d, a,
DRUGS AND DYES-A firm feeling still prevails fof
ALI articles coming under this heading; prices nave
slightly advanced, and We have had fair business
though in a jobbing way we note sales or y tunsd
Johnson's Soda Ash ut &C., currency. We quote;
New-York tribune., 1867-09-11

MI hbNlb tolhi i-tHAhbbh
2j-Pooler agt Pooler.
A-liAllgartrn agt. Gibson.
21-Morse agt. Kerr.
60-yaleniine agt Schulti e: al.
BJ-Turner agt Hall.
92-Robhins Az. Miller et al.
93-Same agt. Same.
lO0-kobbe sst Rosengsrden. &c.
Call ls0-kAnfmAn agt. Bailey II n
MARINE COURT-EH
s2-Conrsdi agt sinser.
lO8-Schmidt agt. llinu.
- Monroe sgt. Nesnith.
- Walton sgt freese.
43-Fleury agt. Brown.
Ebert agt. Coleman.
i5-Beiser sgt. Boyle.
l09-Mariin AT. Walsh.
Il0-Douatsn sgt Hart
lll-MeRarity agt Hart.
ll2-lil,sl al AcNalL
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commission houses than at present and old fims
which make office expenses are considered as pros
perousp To do nothing all day Is common with ione
established houses and cases are found where moth
ing has been done for a week. There rs some n@'
business of character observed among sharpeiS
The public is out of the market and shows no signs
of coming in.
Committee of the Stock Exchange has decided,
in the case of the sale of Hudson River stock pr'oi
To the recent award of new stock at so per snare
that the seller i, bound to deliver the new stock u
which the old shares were entitled at the price pau
for it, The seller not disposed to agree IN TINS de-
cision and the courts will probably be appealed TO-
Letters from railway managers are less confident IN
regard TO the Autumn business Farmers are disposed
TO sell their wheat sparngly and talk OF much high
or rates and speak of the crop in very cautious
manner
The M1nphis Bulletin Of Saturday says:
To Obtain {" accommodations" at less than 3 TO PEP
cent per month is next to an iinp9sspS vi & &eAeaago
same time there little demand aud te rates are weak.
81 TO 81 per $1,000 on Eastern sight 5s In traIsac-
The following il q statement of coal transported on
the Delaware and Hudson Canal for the week end
ing Sept Z, 1861 and for the season.
Delaware and Hudson Canal Company. 4o672 sls2a
Pennsylvania Coal Company. y.....-......-. 10 H54
Union Coal Company y...-....-...-....... 1250 6s3s
Total tlins. az,ooZ oss'oH
For the same period last year.
Delaware and Hudson Canal Company. o.. 3i72O s9IO5a
Pennsylvania Coal Company. y.....--....-. $50 l6in
Total fms .......... 3J54G 9l355s
The Nashville Press makes the following statement
as to the shipment of corn Northward
most noticeable feature in commercial matters hero
is the present largo shipment OF to the North Inc
sending of corn 20 Louisville and Cincinnati Is something
almost beyond the memory of the Oldest nhabltant The
cause is simply that better price. by some 20 cents
pad i'm Cincinnati than in Nashville Several carloads OF
corn are now shipped North daily the Louisville and
Nashville Railroad. r. A.,
At the annual meeting of the stockholders OF the
Central American Transit Company, Messrs. WIN. ii.
Webb Solon Humphreys, David Dows, Marshall ..
Roberts Pickering Clark j. c. Bancroft Davis. Jon.
f. Body John Van Nest, and John Bloodgood were
elected Directors for the ensuing year.
The earnings of the Michigan Southern Railroad
for the first week in September were:
1866 s97 29l 1867 ...... s7,2i2 Decrease "'
The earnings of the Chicago and NorIh- y" cSeein
Road for the first week in September were;
1867 S}O36O2 so 1866 s2lS0Jo "a increase so'Sf
This is on l47 miles more road than last year.