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New-York tribune., 1867-08-19

e. 3si White 81 6s Com in fair demand Yellow ri Mined
Western 81 49, Oats 7oe for New and oee for Old Whisky
nominal
Bosros Aug Pour begins arrive freely The receipts Of
he week have been 8 bb Of all kinds gans, ~ 4e bb for the
corresponding week Of last year.
OssEeo Aug IFou demand active ereeeg the supply sales
hb at so for No. Spng II 80 for Red Winter S2 80
M Double Extra Wheat sales Corn quiet and nominal
MI Feed oSer Shorts $40 $50; Ship Stuh so per Canal
Frsights le lover on Grain; Corn Tie 70 EeN-York
"iLSissroN o. Ang lLspriis Tupentine quiet at 31e Resin
MOBILE Ala, Aug lCOttOnsaes bales, market srmj
hddbHgs 25c receipts "a bales.
AusUrA Ga Aug Coiton-Marke dn and prices lowers sales
26 bales Mddings at Doc
sAyASsAH Ca Aug Coton quiet and steady sales $50 bales
hddings at 27e. receipts 226 bales -..- -
LousyILLE Aug Tobacoo-Sales Of 6Ghha at 50 e00S6 -
for Light IuRs and Medium Leaf Flour S7Qsl0 IS Wheat 30
9SS 20 Corn in bclk sheled 8363 0a5gDte IN bulb Mess
PORK FlJ 10 Baeon-Shouders 2le Cotton, IGl5c henucN
Bsgyng Z512S Hemp Rope s80$l Whshy-aw nominal al c
hkwORLEAS Aug -Cocn market dull; saes' $50 bales Low
hddhngs at 2od6ic; receipts 1893 bales exports 1873 bales sg
pertne Four 10 I0S850 Corn dali and weaker Mixed 81 $50
81 O5; White 81 lO White Gl firm at Zoe
There movement In Gold l39dl40 Sterling tx
change and checks New York unchanged
hEsrHls, Aug lICoton firm 2I!d2ac Corp 81 00f lo
Oats 3fdpO Flou-EIra Sgd 80 IS Pork $ BconShouers,
ljldl4o- Clear Sides l6dl1c Lard, l3lalic.
MILWAUKEE,, l7Plour 1t IS for Double Extra
Wheat dull at 81 20 for wheat Oats
dull at 5Sc Corn duh at 9e Reep 800 bb Flour H. 600 bush
Wheat Shipments, so bba Fouri no Wheat
BOSTON WOOL SALES
BosToy Aug 1.-THE Of Wool daring the week have
been the largest the About $50 600 pounds Of Domestic have
changed hands at 4OdOc pound for Perane and e pulled
New-York tribune., 1867-08-19
TIE STATE OF TRADE.

CtEvrtlxp Aug l7whc't dul bat unchanged sales ONO at
'aJ Corn steady aud unchsngei
Sc OATS sales 1900 bush qe9ied At ee Ro and Barley
og-,,si pe,,olenm dun aud nominal a. 2c. IN bond.
icsco Aug IIlour steady and hIm for choice Spring Extras
. "a M KS Wheat unsettled and 5d Zoe lover inter
& a6 loeer on 40 Spring. sae Of 10 Red at % l5da2 H.
sciyci sales al st d9lc fpT No
and unsettled; sales AZ 53c fir No. SHE
~ Rre active and advanced e9c sales at i5d A 20 Tor
,eI 4"i III 016 = IL for Barley quiet or No ia
, Mes, Pors S23d s2 50 Lard n,c Live Hogs dull De.
Z is5l0e sales o. - 80 % int m 90 goodi Illinois &c so
, 4 a06 bbls flour 1900 bush Wheat $4,000 bush Corn
Sbipen, 900 bbls Flour 5000 bush Wheat 1900 bush Corn
"E,SGISsiTI Aug TenI firm, bu, demand moderate, Fancy
Gi6 0F RrTs Gg0E0 50 Supefne. A3d 20 60 wheat
No. fed s2 5i White ~ 25 Corn @ sni at 95d86c Or
~ with buyers AZ over SIC Rye steady +l Cotton
ann Mldns 76se WHISKY IN s demand sales a. e rork dali aud
Buk Nests In demand Al ll0Jcs but held
I!i9tc JsconIe dongi quoted ~ al dliio. LariSaes
Buer and unchanged scgar ani COfa firm fh
prices PaTed good demaAa atT% O no ps Agpey market
close Al 8d0 per cent ,. -. -,
ali GO Whes advanced 2ac receipts tfdag 1900 bush White
Ma, AZ 25as220; Amber ~ liU ~ 5i 40 Spring 81 95
betteTi receipts to-day, 1000 bush sales
a. 62G > O5 Tor l. and 9Idy5c Tor No Oats leehiug
sns lJ 900 bush Co. for No. and G5a64c for No.
PMLIpELPmiA Aug. lzC0top steady Mding Uplands 29e I
Mddpe Orleans Pole improved demand supefne, 81 80
SnGa Extras 60 80 Wheat sIesdi salea 5000 bush bpTDs Red
New-York tribune., 1867-08-19

Dr. Pusey has been examined lately before e., =
Select Committee of the House OF commons anu sind %
to have given evidence OF q most eSf"oiu"'y ~
regarding the uses OF the Confessional
In the week ending July 21 no less than ,.us. ivo
personsn one OF the Metropolitan districts All
nned for having In their possession sho' "os"'s "
measures -, A.. A. .
The Friend of India says that, OWING . 70 ,n,: tne
haat half the enSinednters on the last inaia
ire sick sTbe other day" rhdds = wsS sttoptso
a. Uooghy with the stOker dead aud tne or'ei
rho only private visit which the sultan paid
- Inana was 10 Lady Palmerston ms ln'Qesty sad 70
~ III that the late Premier was tne EhElsh-
r h had most desired to see, and nat as nc ld Deeh
,aed NV inexorabie fate he wished 10 pay homage 10
bIs name by visiting his widow.
A citizen of Lille was passing along the street
Mort fine ago when pane OF glass was suddenly de-
,nbei nv te wind striking him full In the breast lt
, tbroph his coat his wastc0at his shirt, and even
sarereJ MS flannel gre, going through leather bottle
wych he carried sufficiently TO penetrate the skin
An old weman died lately at ST. Helier's, in
The Island of Jersey who supposed to be in very
destitute condition Upon her boxes being overhauled
after her death there were discovered Sc sk ana stun
dresses % shaws 0s nghtdress l2I chemlses 20 Han
mel petcoats As towels 0spocke handkerchlefs pairs
OF stockings quantity OF print dresses not made up AZ
ties and neckerchies, nghteaps "a skirts, "a aprons
and 70 dress Jackets Many OF the articles were quite
new In addition these found three canters and
small chest of tea keg and bag OF sugar, and Nar
Gus other articles Of food.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-19
PORT OF SEw.yORK .ArGusr H.

CLEARED.
Steamship City Of London (BL Brooks Liverpool John O. Dale
Steamship The Queen bE Grogn Liverpool National Steam Nsv
steSmshp Iowa (B) Heddenrch Glasgow F. Macdonald Co.
Steamship Cleopatra Brl, Donald Antwerp Christian Bors
steamship go Cromwell stanuad Newoeans H. b. Cromwell
GCo.
Steamship Eurpe Eddge Key West and Galveston @ Mallory
l. Co.
Steamship San Jauo Atkins Savannah Garrison Alea.
Steamship Manhattan. Woodhull Charleston H. Morgan Co.
Steamship Saratoga King Norfolk CU Point and Richmond
McCready X Co
siesm1hp John Gibson Fuller Alerandra Smith Brown
Steamship j. g. Gretn, Plat, Alexandra, Va j. Hand
Steamship Eaneonia, Sherweod. Portland 7. AmeA
Steamship Nereus Bearse Bbston, W. p Clyde,
steamship Key Rudolph Bos,gn Beune Brown Pinckney
Steamship Acnhnet, Kelly Hew-Bedfori. Ferguson Wool.
Ship Resolute, 'reeinan Liverpool Williams 4 Guion
BARK Obers tBrem), Deke CaaO via Quebec, G. Lulng Co.
Bark Doon tBLl Munro Liverpool via Wilmington n c. Faneh
Mcineke 4 Wendt
RagenO Al cas,eauO PynOu, for orders Funch MsOcl'
& MendL
BaE Maria Adelaide CPuss skOrEa COrt for orders sOnin
Edye. -.
BARK ARsisll tBLl. Lee, Monfevideo j. w. EReD Co.
Bark Gohlen fheece, Rhodes, Barbad es - ,t.crs.dv
& Con-
Bark Unon Nlekesson Philadelphia r. siecume ,,,i, "a
Brig Amanda Jean (Br) Webb 81 John, ~ ~ y
Bng Samuel Welsh Hooker hey West AID APA"'"'0 ~
BHg . r Ksiiy Irvine saleu Thompson Hunter r,
Sohr w O irish Dolan Savannah, Bentley Miller inopS@
Franklin Bell Beaufort n u no" "a
scbr A. johnson Harrh Washington N q W. ID h'Hs"~ W.
schr L. VI Merrill Timer, Salem, j. ingrAhah. , Wa,
BShr j. Ponder IT, Springer, wareham Fersas1h W. mS"I
seSr MoIes,S Weaver RewBedfori, Ferguson wood
scbr ida III Vail Hastings sayhTook, BsAksh h's"f'
Eyeliu BBTsUE. Stamford
New-York tribune., 1867-08-19
EFFORTS FROM SEPT. /, 1866, TO DATE.

FIsH-The demand is very light indeed for Dry COD,
Mackere and Herrngs OF all descriptions In fact retailers
are the only buyers and they buy 10 supply immediate
wants ony The quotations follows Dry Cod, S6O
So 90; Picked do S 50, and Picked Scale AZ - 50dSj.
Mackerel at $2Oas2O 20 fG No Massachusetts shore;
Slsa$is so do Halifax SIS 90 for do Bay S3G$J 25
for No do elGa SIC 50 for No Halifax, large and SgU
$40 for No Massachusetts,, large Herring at &c for
Sealed and lSc. for No. l. Salmon at S3 per Dbl Tor
Picked No. /.
FEATHERS are without change; the demand node
rate quote at SOdS2lc for Prime Tennessee, ana 9Oc
for Prime Ohio
GRAIN-The Wheat market Is more active, and prices
especially of Spring have advanced; We note "A good
inquiry for export tho sales 900 bush al ~ for NO
Chicago Spring; o. Is for common No Milwaukee
Club t2 35 Amber do " SO0S2 33 for Amber state
on the spot and ~ SOd&2 81 10 arrye 80 for White cal
ifornia 81 32as 35 for Amber Michigan 81 60dh 65 for
White do the latter for very chOoe 81 80 for White Gen
s2at 40 for New White Southern, aud " O&s2 S1
for Amber do. Barley Is scarce ana nominal BARLEY
Malt is firm, with sales Of about 1900 bush at 81 eOaS 65
Oats moderately active, but prices are lower the
sales are eoooO bush OHIO at sSG9le Hot Western at
Gle. Good do, s3dS5c stae'at 93c Jersey al IOdSc
and Southern at 8s G9c Rye Is In demand but the small
snppy' 'checks business. Corn opened firm and In de-
mand prices ere the close advanced and holders are
firm the inquiry is very good and chiefly speculative
he sacs are ps5 bush including InsOund at 81 ga
81 IL Damp at 81 OSaS1 II pWestern Mixed at VI l2~
81 ia closing at 81 13d 1l for good 10 prime; do White
at 81 l6 do Yellow at 81 is, and Kiln Dried at sl Os@
81
New-York tribune., 1867-08-19
GOVERNMENT DtPAkINtNI.

Government stocks are lower and no large amounts
could be sold at quotations. As the season advances
there is disposition to sell Governments held for
temporary investment, and quite large transactions
are reported Upon an active money market at 607
per cent sales of this character will multiply rapidly
State bonds and railway mortgages are neglected.
In Bank and Express stocks little dong The rail-
way share market is dull and wholly controlled by
cliques and professional speculatOrs eagerly looking
for somebody toake their loads which for the pres
ent are carried easily and certain TO become burden
some at the appearance of activity in money. Erie
continues to lead the market and after the call sold
atT2. Michigan Southern sold at S9t but after the
close of business there were free sales made by
parties who were disturbed by the prospect OF
more activity in the money market, az fOreshadowed
by the bank statement, and concession of from to
was made on the active shales; outside of Wall-st
money is scarce and hard TO be Obtained merchants
complain of the sowness with which collections are
made and the swarm of outsiders who have been IN
the habit Of using the surplus funds in operating in
stocks fully occupied in financiering TO carry
their legitimate business through, without being
marked and have neither time or money to speculate
with. Usually ten per cent advance has brought
large orders TO purchase stocks by outsiders who in
variably buy after the first advance has been made,
and thus help it's cques to get rid Of their stocks.
but this has not been the this season, and tho
market has less outside support it at present than
at any time for several years. and it needs but one
frightened bull to attempt to get out to disturb the
whole list, aud cause serious break in prices. At
the close the market was dull and heavy at quota
tions. The closing prices were New-YOrk Central,
1O5sa1057; Erie, 70s97Os; Wabash, 5Od5Ol; Reading,
1O5sal052; Michigan Southern. S2s0S2i; Cleveland
and Pittsburgh, 92sG9Si; Rock Island 1884 a 1881
Northwestern, 46l; Northwestern Preferred, 7O3G
7os; Fort Wayne, 105ta105l
There is more activity in money, and y cent is
as wen as best borrowers can do on new business.
Most lenders get sac. The demand for currency
from the interior is theinerease and some leading
banks have already sent all their national notes
away. The payment of the compound notes does not
appear to have assisted the banks materially. the
Sub-Treasury balance showing steady gain during
the week Some deposit banks have met their drafts
by surrendering compound notes for redemption
Commercial paper sells at Cal g cent, and decided
preference is shown for short dated
1t is said the bank statement will show an incrooso
in specie of 100000 and decrease in deno.its %
t5,OOo,0OO, and decrease in legal tenders Of se
10000.
For Bank stocks We note the following ouota,;ons.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-19
Tie Cincinnnn Gazette of Thursday SAYS:
TIE MARKETS.
tC,,.h,,i, ,.nor,eo Cor Tux TE,suyK !

ICareuIy reported for THK TRIBUNE
SATURDAY. Aug. 1T, 1867.
ASHES-The inquiry is moderate for Pots at " 10;
Pearls nominal
g BITTLDING MATERIAIS-An articles coming under
this heading ruled quite dull but in prices we have
nj tSgSiO for common Hard ssG$20 for Croon ard S429
S5 for Philadelphia Front Cement at 81 co for RoSendae
Hair at $50 for Rio GraDde Mixed; 9G35c. Tor
Buenos Ayres Mixed, and IGl2c. for Western Un-
washed Mixed Laths at So, three months. Lime at
81 10 for Common and 81 for Lump Nails at 70 70
for Cut I'D 6d 81 25dS7 for Cncb Plaster OF Paris
at a. ~ tun for Blue Nova Scotia 81 20 tun for White
Nova Scotia: 81 bbl for CacinCd Eastern and " 20
~ bhl for Calcined KnickeTbOcker and Empire Mills
BRISTIfS are without change. The demand has Deen
moderate. Sales at from 65d2Oc for No. 2, No l. ana
American Gray and White.
REESWAX-Yelow Western Is dull and heavy, but we
have change TO note in prices sales OF 1000 at %2s
4Se. Southern about llc. -.
boxes Adamantne at 2OI G22ic other kinds an un-
changed We quote Sperm at 420ISe- and Patent at
COTTON-The business has been very fair. and prices
are better closing rm at for Middng UpaGds
10 29lc for do New Orleans The demand Is very gen
era sales Of 1,73Gbales. ,,
C0FFEE-Rio Is steady, and In moderate demand from
the trade sales Of 39 bags Swimming AT 4c ITO bags eX
Shawmut at &C., both gold, duty paid and $40 bags e%
Haydn at lOlc gold in bond; West India sly les neg
COCOA is quiet; we quote in bond, at otaiOc for st.
Domingo 3aI3Ac for Guayaq and 76leo Tor Caracas
all gold. - - .-,,, =,
mand for most articles coming under this heading also
some inquiry on speculation prices generally are hri
l,nta avtith change We QIete:
New-York tribune., 1867-08-19
PASSENGERS SAILED.

Pop SOUTHAMPTON AND HAMBuRG. Aug. I7-In steamship
Taeto1AC Xinnsy senor nanano Psacos ssno L" ci &
Mrs T. Jacobson
d Ysols, srkus Jsb j. T. St~eker julius Neidhsd MT
Jee Fehcr Mss Chsoa Ritter Gcoe IheieuhAlsr h,hsisd'
Chae Ahrens Chaes woope George Reheupes Alvin THntee
and insnt; Mr. and MIS- j. h9seust"fA
Foran Haa. Jas scmclcherg Ms Antouie hnlge AsmI H.
Rrooaeh BecisT Charles Oteu Pm Just Michael r. H. HAAS
Ilegfr and others tn The stecragr.
FOR LIVERPOOL l7n steamship City OF LONDON VI
Richardson, Mn ehaHison, s. hhanson samHs bsslsy Mss
Bcsiey T. A. Besey s. J. de ssho r. yanon MI siTns and
wife Captain T. johnson T. T. Leafs, T. ~ 1sTrnstt r.
Bsiss atd pfe foevn and brother O. 7. FAyH and
~ii, Menermot a. G. Behtag, vile and nurss srt o
children Aud nurse, H. n VICE T. Siahaior -
code NJ ouse NJ Clarke Robert WaTrea aad wife J.
Dae r. Amsrto x. Hof.chager Mo VI Wson sarah Lersou
Peuone and Ne Aaron Cambers aud Hie g. ClameIs w. ,e'
lin Kernan Griffith Lewis Luovd Miss Tory Dr. John Morts
Wyuento wife h and servant Col BodereA Count onJseh aud
ron LONDON AND BRRsT August I7ln steamship CesSimp-
n Homer James Ms Fisk John fsk hss
lola pt Wnl Pollock vnoi Margaret vinot ard son
Ceyre N family; Robt Cor Mr. Ellen D. horgan, Miss B.ua
IIougit,u Adophe Fllrks, Miss Clara Barrow Miss Msrths
fe. Ms a. Cbr-euert and family Henry W
Wr now Cha Robert j. Wood sn0wden Kirk Charles
Gui Carroll Louis. scheuaI and child Thomas
Saith Chas Muuhy Alexander o. Es, Thos Turner Ednd Ma
GOV Henry Carpenter VIM Patterson, Eiw Conckrn Mrs fter
and child Alfred Sullivan LED pl Mrs Alice alenoeE Fred '"
sAvSyNA Aug -In steamship Jscinto-J K Jennings
IIeury Smith A. L. Spery H. r. Sailtcr W. w Hubbard Mrs A.
Jones H. Dckcuson AID lady = sosson; Miss ~ bre"e
Trlr Curof Ms. Toshrige Miss Mary rrwbrge SVaughan
M Pros, Mrs a. H. Thomas Pierce. G. W. Hllani, - We
ilry Ctarlcs Cruf W. H. Osbon Ms W. Hammond Mss eSn
and servant, H. Say r. W. Cornwall and two ehIdEen e. H.
F6R LWrRPOoJ-AuF. FIN steamship The 9uessT7w J. Hart
trd. Capt. NJ Coles Robert A. AuoEsmih g. haIol he.. r.
l Gates Prank Cooe Miss Miller " j. Patterou J. CheeYer
" Ga.glap Martin, Mr and Mrs Wm Cay Kate TA'emAHn
New-York tribune., 1867-08-19

America, lss1ssc; Maracabo lotal7lc; Bogota, lIiS
and carthascna, sstod, MsiSc Curacao, dry saltod,
H016c; San Domingo and Port au Paul. saited lA%ioo,
Scaibo i2SiSc Maranham, iISi5e; Pernambuco ls9I4e
Tampico and Matamoros 15Sl5Sc Bahia, d9a@iSTji' fTj
Wet lied Hides-Buenos Ayres, p b. 12Sl2te'i & Klo
GTande, " N, 12G12tc; California n, l2al2tcI Tara,
s1ghers GRIM t&meG and cured ssc City slaughter
trimmed and cured, 13a0Ic; City Slaughter ulhIeu
Bucnos Ayres and Rio Gandc Kip 25a29c gold Sierra
Leone 35c Gambia and Bssan, 292Sc Mnos 2%ISac; 90 =,
currency East India StOck-Cdcutta slaughter, Gov,
b l6c.; Calcutta Dead Green Cow, b 10 3Gl4G; Sai'
cutt9 Buffalo, ll10l2c. Manila and Batavia bunaio'
HEMP-The demand for all descriptions is only moder-
ate and In prices generally we see no ehSnEe We
quote Manila, In god at 1lic Jute do at sl2G IampeO,
do at st69c: American Dressed at S3i0eS5eo 90, un
dressed at S27o9s290 Clean Russia at $780, ana Italian "
HoPs-Thc demand, owing to the unfavorabe crop
reports, Ia pretty fair and prices may be
firm, though yet change is shown. our quOtauo5
are for American, 20, 40, 66c as regards growth anu
HONEY ls steady Cuba at COae2ic, gold in bond and
HAY Continues In active demand, and with light
receipts pricesare firm and well sustained sales at 'V~
9Oe for Shipping and 81 25@s 60 for retail dS ot n cmock
Sole; during the week there has been consdeIspi,o 10
Leather so but 1t has been chiefly for orders OAK Svo %
has been duh, prices ARE nominaly unchahged Nc
quote as follows: Oak Slaughter and Sailed go0d ght
Ss@42c; do. Middle, as94Gc; do Heavy 4oSiSe'; @ no.
Hight Cropped 44047c; do middle Cropped, 4lU5Oc 40
Bellies Cropped, 22925c; Hemlock Buenos Ayres &c'
good Light 29id9Oc do Middle Sos s9Slsc; 90 Heavy, Ivy
3OB 132c do Californa-Lght, 29d3oc do. Middle, we
Sic; do Heavy 29i9aoic do Ornoeo &cILgRr L oco %c@
zoe; do Middle 29d3Oc do Heavy 2sG2sc DO 9rlnocIi
and b. A. Damaged all weights 25d27lc.; do Poor az
weights, 20Q23c; do Slaughter in Rough, @5gci Oak
Slaughter Rough-Light, h6i4c; do Middle, io@42c'
do Heavy, 400iGc. y N. -,
METAL-American dngo0 Copper has been In active
epccnlatye demand prices have advanced ana clOscu
firm New shcathing and yellow Metal without change
ScotchPg has ruled firm The receipts have been only mo-
derae fair demand prevails American Pig i also 1rin
but tho business been only moderate bar iron Is
steady with fair demand. Pig Lead has been IN more
active demand and has ruled firm. Nails spcler, and
Shot are unchanged Pig Tin has ruled quiet and prices
advanced. Plates are dull. We quote:
New-York tribune., 1867-08-19

DYEWO0DS-The demand for the cheaper descriptions
Is very good for the better class Of woods there not
much demand and prices 10 SOME extent nominal
We quote at {I9O gold for CamwOOd $3l asa do for f5
tic Cuba; SIC do do for Tamplco and $50 do do, Tor
Savanlla. -
FIOUR AND MEAL-Tbe market for Western md
State Flour s fairly active IL irregular: soft lower
choice family brands steady; old Wheat Flour Is
scarce and better with good inquiry at tle advance;
the sales qOO bbs at 81 6O0ss so for surne state
s0aSu 30 for Extra do 81 i0dSl for thc low grades
OF Western Extra $1 2a<3 70 for good 70 choice Spring
Wheat Extras 81 OGslO 20 for New Shipping ONO $40 40
asp 20 for Trade do, and t12a{l4 IS for Single and
Double Extra ST. Louis. California Flour scarce and
quiet sales Of 43 bbls and bags at Sl3 asa co. Cana
dian Flour dull and prices uncertain Southern Flour
s dull and very irregular; the supply Is fair sales of $50
bbls at $40 2Oa$l2 for fair 10 good Extra Baltimore
S12asl3 25 for New Extra Georgia and Virginia, and
s1l 750$1I for Trade and Family brands OF Maryland
sales OF $40 bbls at t7ds9 Corn Meal is rncr and
In fair demand sales Of $40 bbs at IS So for CITY, aud
Western private terms.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-19
EXPORTS FROM SEPT. ]. 1866, TO DATE.

GUNNY BAGS are in light demand and prices arc un-
changed We quote at 20d 2ltc. for Calcutta.
GUNNY CLOTH Is not inquired atter as ifely as
during the past but the price remains very firm We
quote at 24i 45c. currency :,
HIDESZDry Hides have been only IN mOderato de-
maDd. Most hoders'are grn aud generally demand
good prices while buyers In view OF the dnnoss IN the
manufactured article hold Off Upper Leather STOCK has
ruled dull and prices nominal Wet Saitcd Hldes,
both Foreign and Domestic are IN small supply holders
firm In their views In Calcutta Stoca We uake no
change. We quote follows Dry Hides-BuenOs AyIes
2lc.; BuenOs Ayrcs, Hd2lic; MonteYideo, 2lci luo
Grande 2lc; Orinoco, 19t 02Oc California. lgiG2Otc
Porto Cabelo, Ie9l7e Vera Cruz l7t dlslc Tampico,
ia 7i&1stc MatamoTOs. l6tca San Juan ana t"bfhI
New-York tribune., 1867-08-19
p4SSENGERS ARRTVED.

PROM LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN, Aug H-In steamship
CIV of Psns-E Pratt Mr. Wbeey Mr. Matthew Mr. Nesser,
Mr Uetteacer Mr Huler Mr. Schultz Col G. fnme Mr. CafA,
Boos Bsirman M Stevenson lady children aud nnrse Mrs
Wash children M Cohuck an infant hs gan and nian
Mrs Davle Lne9s and lady j. jackson Mr. Gaddnm and son. H.
Schan schal Mr. lhmPhTeys. MI Houston and 500, M
Naoy Mr. Harrison, Mr. McRenda, Mr. Rtenhouse,
MI schultz Rommaa Mr. GTam lady and daughters Mrs Ben-
child Mr Demps,er, Miss Msshen, MI l MF
CrN,ev Mr. SmoGson D. umbird w Humbird, j. HumbId Mr.
and nurse; Carck Miss johnson Mrs Bingham Miss het
Sir No4se Davis. M Kastr and lady Miss kaser' Mr.
ConkrB Mr. Johnson Mr. Irving, Mr Sears Mr. Osborn LADY
ane mfnt Mr. Shea and ohdi Miss shea, hns Connel,
Mrs Booth, Mr.. Mcdonald, Mr. Wllarp M Johnson MT MT
Benaot LADY, and clhldreni Mr. Earle, Mr. sons, Mr.
W. oison C. w Hoou. Miss oson and two servants ME victor
Mr. Freeman Mr. Cawne MrwiLusou, Mr. Wh'saer key. L.
Rke Mr. Richards and LADY Mr Lowe and lady Mr. Haleon and
sv Mr. Mr. Powell Mr. Gons and servant Mr. kert MI
rtme Nr Anderson Blind Tom, Mr. Pollock Mr. aight lady two
children aud three servants Mr. Reynolds lady and three daughters
Mr. Campbell LADY, daughter and Mrs Atwood and two da9 hiers
jackson Mr. MeQalde Mr. FOr Mr. Ford Miss Ford MI WINTER
Mr. Hopkins
FROM LIVERPOOL Aug l7In steamship Palmyrs-Mr and Mrs
children. C. T. Hunter Mr. BnstAmen Marno
and VIM Brown Charles CasP Miss Bauer William
Young Charles Lyra Mr. John Hopkins lady, children
lady and servant and 400 in the steerage .
FhOM CHARLESTON i8-fn steamship Emily b. Souder
w j Middleton Middleton d. sullivan. Wm- Dennis Lewis
Dennis VIM L. Grava and others Ia the steeNge - .,.
Charles W. Lor-w aud Cora Cherry, j. shree W. A. shelton
M Mcrath Miss Moran Mr and Mrs T. Armstrong and son
Thomas Gardner d. MCCARTHY j. Or, j. r.
Rurhsr a. Schneider, L. Pess Nelson b. Besereseny, MIS-
Watkins George Smelling and deeS PASSENGER
FROM NRN0RLRANs Aug. l8-In steamship Gen Gran I'D
Cole O. wall p p Trean Dulien. Major Henry T. Woodruff,
nilIch Mrs Dr. Newman Mrs w Carleton, Mrs Ellen Maen
Ctsn yifs and child HEM Brb Mr. and Mrs j. Marc child
snd yn Mr. and Mrs T. w. DeGn and children and others In
the steerage -. o.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-19
we note the following onota.iono.

Exchange is quoted as follows London 60 days.
lV'selo9i; sight llOl911Ol Paris long, 517I05.15;
snort, blasQ5l2i; Antwerp, 5lsla517i; Swiss,
Dl0'GoIi; Hamburg S6laS6l; Amsterdam, Al! /;
frankfort -. 4l0ili; Bremen, 7SsQ7si; Berlin, 720
meetingof railroad officials was held TODAY and
an agreement made to put up the price of cattle
Ieights on the @6th inst II the rates are advanced
cattle contract made with Mr.. Alexander. of the
FittSbufgh and Fort Wayne route. now yalueless.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-19
nrcprpTC oP pRODTrCE

Aug 17-5sl0 ibis. Flour, 2O5 sacks Corn Meal o67S
bnsh Wheat 2O25ls bush. eorn lO352 bush. OATS s2i
husb Rorey pkgs. Ashes lsl do. Cut Bcats $50 do
Iara 3lOC bbls Petroleum 2li0 pkgs. Butter, lOTis
nkgs. Cheese. b9s bbIs. EgRr,