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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-06-28
Now Orleans nInkct.

NEW ORLEANS. Juno 2a-corros.-Th market
opcncu ths morning subject 10 Tie influence That
pIesaed Tesserd.y and us uoiug trnnspIre 10 ntImi.
Ao operations. Tho movement has continued dull and
inaeuvo throughout. Tho offering supply nragrc
and factors generally demanded fun previous prices
while buyers on tho other hand IN view unfnvor-
sSLe tono o. s New York anu liverpool intelligence
showed decided reluctance 10 80 on dcen ng Il more
Sipedient 10 postpone for tho prcson tito execution or
!elr ofaerf and await tho receipt Of later ndrrcs.
under these circumstances tho ealcB wcro c1.
eSSdingly light; sggrrgutius at lilo eloso bnrciy
o1U oles, taken by HI brokers. Mt pre-
yious p,ieSs Tho market eosrg steadily at quota.
tohs nitl tho aboYo remarks repeat follows:
dlnnry 291- Low MkIting 24,za-, ard SIiddIInE 2Ga
2c Tho private dispatches through tho cable reporting
middlnR Uptands ut Ilial1G I'D. and Middlng Orleans
at I'd did not appear ~ exercise any material n.
huoncc OH prices
6TATEMENr OF COTTON.
Stock on hand September 1860. bales lo2 0s2
ccoiyeI nrcTonslv 1,n ~ %I ,,7 ~,
Additional bales made from wrecked. loose
and damaged Cotton, ptckings. samples,
l3,323-7G0.57o
se2.o6a
Cicarcd Today :...................-... .6667
Cleared previously 7SS, ,65795, 012
9iock nm bnpl ns c,o
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-06-28
Augusta Market,

AUGUSTA, Juno 26.-p pM-FnlrculI.-ao1b-
fss = = - '.-'-'- - i'' ana een'ns u
HyxR-grotcrn are buying st I2s and selling at 1872
CofTod.-TodAy has boen about the dulkst dhy of The
sesson In the cotton martet Vcly nltlo demand and
nothng OF consequence done wo rould oniy hAar on
iSo s&es bales = 21k and 90 ct aiX Receipts, IS
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-06-28
8. T.-1S80--X.

IA Emis was on her np-hsalth uls In her look
strength Was In hor step, and In her hands-PIlHrA,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-06-28

2 i. II, 4, - Mobile Market. 4,
MOBILE, Jane a-o0TgoH-ga movement n so,tpa
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-06-28

uOnp 1900 . !
80, with the voice OF hundred diluted stoan
engines, the most wretehod fro department In
Ghristo1dom @ proceeds with it's work, and when the
FOUR o'cIocK-THE ApArro1ns.
While there arc tho night seenoa in tho hoart
the butchers OF cattle and shoep arc getting ready
paris and throo Of theso Aro q long distance from
the outor boundaries OF Paris; thoy aro owned by
the city, and ronted TO the several butchers who
arc compelled 70 drive their cattle to thom in tho
seen upon the public streets In tho garments Of
the slaughter house, and 10 transport all the meat
70 market between midnight and sunrise. The
days walk from Paris each; tho droyor Is not com.
t&ls i psia Sy oSor shsn 81 hspa, hs paasss
the great hatchery OF Montmnrtre % tho 10 araeat IN IN
the world, there aro nine Streets sixty-four boil.
ing houses and butchoEes, eight pcns capable oil
dant shade and fodder; Two artesian woils supply
zoo goo quartz Of water day; thero aro trlporfes
nsaohineries for curing calves head, and shoep's
Ena snn @shaEg, sGhnEgSof as perfect
the drainage that outside Of tho abo8oir not drop
OF bloed Is over seen upon tho sidewalk or In the
by the breozes from tho shambles. These bntebs.
TtSs we're Or @ proleoed by the first Napoleon, and An-
1.-The horse-bn!ohers is new institution here,
and It has, until Of late, been established In thss
About forty horses arc Killed dsy, Enookaa In thc
quarters. shlns and RIBS il no time. TSs Dor, so
formAnoo 10 perfectly legal, and government en-.
ooursges tho consumption OF tho horse.
!. On the third afternoon which sreeoodsd, l
wore thero assembled, 90 worry raw-bonod that az
frst thought they had thelr logs 10 tho sir in-
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-06-28

PHILADELPHIA. 1oiA &2nth, lrth Day. 1867.
Rls1rurxp Fnunp:--My 6SSs51t6f has bsea much
bensatted by tho uSs of thy Plantation BitterH. Thou
VII sond me two bottles moro. ..Ei N#.'.
Thy frsnd, AaA CURRIH.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-22
THE MARKETS.
fCsreiuliy reported for THE TRIBUNE


WEDNESDAY, Aug 81, 1867.
ASTES-The market is steady for Pots at 50 Is. Pearls
neglected.
BUILDING MATEHALS-Most articles coming under
this heading lower, and prices have downward
tendency the business however has been 10 fair extent
We quote follows Bricks at $8aSg 80 for common Hard
&8dS2O for CrOtOn and $40 for Philadelphia Front.
Cement at 60 for ROSendale Hair al 35COr Rio Grande
Mixed; 34a3 for Buen0s Ayrcs Mixed, and 1ldl2c for
Western Unwashed Mixed Laths at s., three months.
Lime AT 81 10 for Common ana 81 50 for Lump Nails ~ rs
s. tun for Blue Nova Scotia 81 20 tuu for White
Nova Scotia 81 40 y bbl for Cacned Eastern, aud 81 90
Y bl. for CalciDed KnickerbOcker and Empire Mills
COTTON-The offerings from wharf continue liberal
and prices again easier closing at 25c. Tor hiddng
Upands 20 29c for do NewOreans Sales OF l4OO bales
tO spinners aud spectators.
COFFEE-Prices remain firm for Rio, but the business
Haydn private terms sale Of 100 bagsis also pend
ing but not exactly In condition 10 be reported as fuy
closed West India grades dun.
FLOUR AND MEAIl-The market for western and
state Flour Is es active and under larger arrivals prices
OF all grades with the exception Of the choicest Extras,
are lover and Irregular old Flour Is easier and closes
duh aud heavy the sales 600 bbs at " 5Oas 90 Tor
SupeTne State S. 2jdSl IS for Extra do ~ 1881 for
the low grades OF Western Extra 81 3Ods3 G5 for good
ito choice Spring Wheat Extras S90S0 10 for New ship
png Ohio $40 2O9sn rs for Trade do, and sla$l4 IS
for Single and Double Extra st. Louis California Flour
is IN limited demand prices favor the buyer sales of
24O bbs and bags at $3d$ 25 small lots AT Sl 5O Ca
madam Flour isinactve, and prices nominal southern
Flour active choice brands steady, but COM
mon and medium Extras easier and heaVy sales or
22O bbs at tOdsl IS for fair 10 good Extra baltimore
and Country S1 1888 90 for New Extra Georgia and
Virginia, and s1 bOasl4 for Trade and Family brands
of Maryland and Delaware Rye Flour Is rather easier
and closes In fair demand sales OF 800 Dds ~ VI lbe
New-York tribune., 1867-08-22

quality ssh2 third quality, siCasll 2S few choice
single pairs s3 5O9sl3 49, Of the poorest, COWS,
bulls, DC, 81 50G$9 80. - ..
Working Oren-sl756s275; handy steers t259t2Oo or
much according to their value as beef
CoUs and Young Cdires-Fair quality, s56f5i extra,
s8O6SlO0; farrow and dry, &0O$60.
S0res-Thin young cattle for hearings, NS0
s0; two-years old, s32d$0 =.
Sheep-Per n, live weight 4ta6c. sheep and lambs per
head, in lots, 81 l2aA So
Fat HOgs-Per asc., live weight; young pigs, 7G9c
Hides-B1ghtOn, 1O4 GIlc. n; country lOts leUlVsc
cay SktnS-lSd2Oc y 10.
Idttoio-BrightOn, sAdSlc. q n country lots 7G13c
IdtS-LamDs, 62c. shOrn, 62c. each. A.,
Recommendations 500 cattle received over tne
northern roads, l3 OF which, mostly stores were hos
yafded at Cambridge, consequently the feeeipts VI
northern cattle were about the same as last week but
there were far less Western stock at Cambridge ana IL
was also understood that there 500 or 600 less e
ern bought for this weeks market This was favorable 10
growers, ana we think the trade has been on Ine Wnoe
rather more favorable than week. STILL c0mpar-
Dut very little from last week Even OF the western cattle
l3c Is about the highest for lots There IL probably an
improvement OF To &C. on some grades. George Berry
sod COWS Tor sj5 head llc and his other STOCK at
lOc Qulnan sold steers 3year old, at llc cows at
lOc, 20 SIX; aud Others at 0G1c. Il. Wilcox sold extra
oxen, 2g37 pair, at 1910; and steers, lOGllc
f. Wheeler oKen at l2c.; lighter cattle at lie, and
some less. Fitch Flynn sold Western follows: 20 at
l29c sk l6 at 12tc SIX at 12c tsk 81 were sold for
1lc ID live weight 1l06 ID each; Mr. Woodbridge, 40 at
from l2c. TO 1llc. 10. Western were mostly medium
steers neither very fat nor very poor.
The number OF Sheep at market about the same as last
week. and prices for like quality not much dteTental
the way from S2 u to so; but Of the hlgpreed
good good enough o. f. Taylor sold co old shecpor 50
each G. W. Bailey sold 1000 from " SO 10 e. ~ Batchel
der from s. to s. co. others at & H. f 25 s. 7 S. So co.
s. GO. s. rs, and s. 90
New-York tribune., 1867-08-22
P4SSENGE ERS SAILED.

RASPIywALL &C. Aug 2l-n steamship Rising Stars kIi,
Oft Sin. walbrdse and A Levi Mrs Won soar, o. aa,'
Jourus Miss s Bliss j. X MACK Mr and Mrs Brown aud dsuEse
M. Amer Mr. and Mrs G. Meneke Miss d. Erickson b. hrlt
Miss Mr. and Mrs r. West aud children MISS es'
AZ shabk James Webster j. Bowie IT, Mar Frankmsn u d.
Burt Ralph Martin John Miss L. Brown NJ and Mfa
RILEY and family b. Wright Miss Adlie Pennoyer y H. iSae u
NJ s. Plum anil daughters Capt Koskut John L1St9n a. rsson
Mrs w H. Cross and child y Soan r. Ar0'
ssr Mt And Mrs An,onia De GrauadOs C. Pe,rohs
MT and Mrs Hughes family, O. " Soatard PehPe bened.
S lame, Rice James Crsnd DAVID PuTpe MI and Mrs G.
welebbrsnner Grassland W. Shaser Gsltcp BSon Behr
snI Weder O. Burns Louis Denrer, john H. Goodale r. NJ
0lth wife and children Mrs Farnhan aud child MT end Mrs j.
Browneil j. H. BroNnel katI jacob G. Holt MI" NJ A.
RI Mr.. a. aove and child Everett Mrs Huney aEd am
y T. Hon,ey r D. Drew j. birmingham Mrs Seymour Mr., X
Ssyonbs and child r. Head George Brooks H. White and child
Mn r. T. field, Sr. Perral and child Master 6. Ockenson and
larse number Al the second cabin and steefage.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-22
RICE-The mnrlet b dull and nominnlly unchangcd

RICE-The market is dull and nominally unchanged
SUGARS-Raw Sugars continue very active the &c
maud being from both rchners aud the trade ana prices
are well supported: sales of 2j0 bbls. at t l2tc Tor
Tor Porto Rico; and 1O21 boxes Havana, "A
small portion az 1910. Refined arc unchanged.
SEEDs-The market is quiet for Cpvcrsccd az lltd l2c
Timothy Seed IS dun at {Jd5 IS. Rough flaA seed II
quiet at s. 7OdS2 IS.
prime In hhds. and tcs. .
TALLOW-Prime lots are scarce ana very nIhlly Held
sales of % 600 ties. at Ia l2Ac.
WHISkN-Thc market ls strong ana the demand good :
sales of zoo hbls Western al 80 a 8Gc., In bond.
NOOi-Al grades of Domestic Flcccos are rather quiet
Holders are very anxious sellers; prcc- however arc
without change ~ importance. though th,y are entirety
nominal The closing quotations arc a. follows Dunes
t Fe.ces al 4OQ4sc for Native and onctuurh Ncrinos
45q.sc for one half and hrecuartcrs DO toc c'5c ior
hafbloOd Mcnuos and 55a6jc for sarony Pieces 5u@
$50 for MOL Pulled 80 di5c for Supchuc DO ana .
for Extra do 23c for common tuWashed taHoTnlAi
"a cgOc for Fine do. lsd3Jc for Texas ard American
Combing at 5OaG5c We quote foreign as follows aoulh
American AT for Common Washed, 81 i2c Tor lt-
washed Mesza and Mcrino, 80 ioc for washed Entire
Rios 2Ja 4-c for Unwashcd Creole lO0fCc. Tor washed
Cord1va CnIliau q SIC for Uuwashcd McsuLa ana
Mrro: Cape Of Good Hope, 80 iOc Tor Cnwa-he; Fast
India 3J for Washed, and African al NdJOt Ioi Oh
washed, and ~ aiOc. for washed
New-York tribune., 1867-08-22
P1SSENGE ERS ARRIVED.

FROM LONDON AND HAyRB. Aug 2l-In steamship WIN Penn
"A Hay Mary and Annie Hay BALDWIN Annie and RIa NJ Bald
win Mr. Mrs A. CLAM and children Sullivan o. Marvin, B
CARING C. Coz Mr. and Mrs BgAnd Msuees Mh and hrs
and j. DOnton Sarah GsershAp T. G. whitney IS a
Halle a. Budeck Thompson, d. lIAlman, Rather More h.
s. Aymad g. ID Haiow and L. Penharth MI and MIs
b. Hunter family Julia Oppenheme Paulsne Herbert MAS
col and adJ Julia Oppeaben Mr. and Mrs Robertson
New-York tribune., 1867-08-22
United STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE Before
Commissioner OSBORN.
ALLEGED PERJURY AND FORGERY BY FEMALE
PETITIONER IN BANKRUPTCY
limited States agt Eliza Atenhein. .


This case. previously reported, was resumed.
The defendant is charged with having committed per-
iury Inv swearing before United states Commissioners
2efts while filing her petition in bankruptcy, that she
owned house and lot at No 1872 East SiXteenthst wen
Dowing az the time that the property in question Dc.
onced Ia n Mrs Emeline Mercy. The charge or Forgery
consists i'm the allegation that the deed OF the property
described in defendants schedule was forged Inc proP
erty in question s claimed by Mrs. Emeine Merry wnof
In seems occupied the premises at the tme uedSnohns
filed her petition and still continues TO 90 SO Ine 1e
fanJont II would SEEM claims title 20 the properly py
deed from so-called Mrs Mercy, whose rear hae aP
pears is Mrs Sohwenke. Testimony was gwen ySs.oy
II ia claimed by counsel the latter that defendants
,i,n ~ owuership is based on conspiracy anu tnls
r@torted by defendant against the claimant de.
endan claiming have derived Ned e bop TS s%Ss e sr
nnn,in IN defrand her OF her rights. Tie further
Spdi,nt o0nSd'i3 tfon WAS adjourned to this morning
New-York tribune., 1867-08-22

slnce Jan. l .slO6.gl9.7I9 sI9I8lO,973 90
The Chicago Republican of Monday says:

The liberal receipts Of grain created better demand
for money and the shipments OF currency 10 the interior
and the inquiry local account are t0eraby large ana
steadily improving Considering the great abundance
grain prizes rule comparatively high and the farmers
doubtless will desire realize at present values. The
supply OF money good and ample to supply all legiti
mate demands The banks are daily receiving currency
from NewYOrk. There chage the rate OF inter
es-l0 per cent per Is the current rate. Paper
having but short time Is given the preference. The
market for Eastern exchange is stA dull and the supply
Is Of the demand The buying rates quoted
at llOab of, and pard1O Of per cent premium selling
New-York tribune., 1867-08-22
srpREME COURT -CHAMBERs-Before Justice BAR
DOMESTIC DIFFICULTIES.

The wife in this suit asks limited divorce,
on the ground cruel treatment, and her a'idav1te
charge him with serious oenses His afhdavlts dlreesy
novel reading in place of work drink king beer frequently
and under It's influence beating both her husband ana
children The now came up on motion TOT an1y
ton saying that plain to him the whole dlen
the woman could return TO her home she deslreo IL
That after 40 long married life with eight ehdren
os ther duty 10 be reconciled but he would allow the
nlanti 70 renew motion in six months on proof thas
sbe had left of beer. Motion denied.
Mr. Nan Ness for plaintiff; Mr. Chedsey for defendant
New-York tribune., 1867-08-22
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or NEW.YORK ..AveUsr al
CLEARED,

CLEARED.
steamship W,,.r tBrt@) 9,) weTke Bremen oslheSs ~ Mad
e@p Ec.e, Ec0fo, J4 CS'Rs.te, Ro RiasSn n G. h''@
Steamship Dingo. johnson. Portland J. ?. Ames
ssP ssssP Fes Efsai' roa @ FSapSS GpiSE X Bs, woo
sSp Sp chn I Bfe% Sa' FSeiHi. Bremen f. Keoo Co.
Ts Bs Tas Ff9 @ Rd.6 %r sSs5o SS5g e. j. Fo7 w & Co.
Bark Prms Gtl) De Bahero Bdso. J. Ph,lips Co
Bark VIM. CundeF Brl S9aP, wisi9goe y s C. z % asi~
Brig VIM Carry, iiealey, Mobile. G. G. Yong \ Co.
BHs @ 4 + Ps%sr Bs Safe rsF1%SgsG R SeS%s soS ss"
Bs Osprey gtl CoIr 1sa Tarss JT & sdIssi9s Ms w.,s
Brig Arabian (Br), Richard Halifax b. p Small Il Co.
sbr Lord Of the Isles CB, kingston Jam Breu 500
scSr. Henry ortos, Knowles, Bristol G. N str.nahae
$eop GA Fellow ,Pysf, ssy5roas Rastss faIaS ~
ARRIVED.
Steamship Hae,s Alexander Norfolk. City Point aud Richmond
with mdse pass the Old Dominion Steamship Co.
with nd.e 4o6 pass TO Rowland AsPinsalI
logSod NtGeT t & oI &AT1f0'sa' h''0n Ni'''" Jam" WIN
Bari cadA rej Ido, Trudaddecuba IS days with sugar to
9s George Dodge Salt Cay T. L. II days. With to Morrison
,s sss Queen c5 GPRs5 @ Davidson Windsor s. days "A
Bng Charlotte M BangOD s'uPe Lngan C. b. days with COAL
sc9E 4 J, Ward EdrArds, GeSrgetevn,D DC
ssSr seSr Bare AZ ssSsas[ crosby Boos Bss S'''''"A
Sehr Ellen Barnes, clifford Providence
schr. Roanoke, Cunmlngs Taunton.
SPOKEN.
Aantcship Aug 49, 80 miles Georges shoals from Le for
New-YOgk
Ocean Phantom (Br) Aug lat 43 NJ lon s w. from Liverpool
for NeW-ioTk.
NAVAL.
FORTRESS MONROE Aug 2he United States eunhoat Tshoms
which recently arrived Pensacola viii be put ont Of COMMISSION az
Gospor. NavyYar also the gunboat Mahead which Ared
last night from AspinwalL 49,,
The relieved By the gunbOa saeo at
arrived there the 18th inst
DOMESTIC PORTS.
FoRTREss August 2Ibe ship e. sherman from CaAo
us days with cargo ano orders arrived to-day The reported
At
latter received orders proceed TO Baltimore The ship Da1d
Stuart recently from Valparaiso with OF wheat has been
ordered ship d. Thuon from City Point sih
cargo tobacco awaiting supplies The ong
Nyas has been ordered 70 NeTfofh
The Barcelona ballast which went ashore se'A
W0nghby qul got OF tns morning obs
was NJ damsged IN the last a.. ~.
FoRTRE MoyROy. Aug 2lIu port ship David Stuart Prentice
from Valparaiso brig h0ntecelO Bearse from Nen' AeO
both ordered for New.lOTk. M
PHILADELPHIA Aug 2l-Aiyed steamships Frank feei r.
Phelps, Brown and Mayaower Robinson, New York
Below brig A. B. Pattcrson, from Porto CabellO. - -
BosroN Aug 2-Aniyei brig Model, johnson, Santla River
Below ship Bessie tBTl from
New-York tribune., 1867-08-22
SUPERIOR COURT-sPEcLH TERM-BefOre Judge
BARBOUR.


Emanuel Hoffman agt The Park Fire lnsur-
ance Company motion granted without costs same agt
Manhattan Insurance Company motion granted withous
costs. -.
Daniel V. II. Bertholf agt Chas E. Carman ct al; no
adjournment granted.
Before Judge JONES.
VIM. Elmer agt RObt W. MillDank; extra allowance oh
three per cent on si7,lSI granted - .,oo
The Mayor &c. agt Emanuel 5. BarnDurgeri np"no
ton sustained with $40 costs. .,,s
Antonio Morales agt Carlos sheysez; order settled
New-York tribune., 1867-08-22
For Bank stocks today do foIlowIng aTe Do
quotations.

The New-York exports Exclusive of spece) to
foreign ports for the week ending Aug. 90 and since
the beginning OF the year, compare as follows:
1868. 1866. 1867.
For the week ..... s3,3O3Gls $2,48242i t2,9G2,5Ol
Previously reported. 96,22sSl5 12jOl9G9 n64G3Sso
New-York tribune., 1867-08-22
MINIATURE ALMANAC

Sun Rses... 5:l7 6:<s Aoos ....TlJl
Sandy Hook Island liza Hell Gate so
New-York tribune., 1867-08-22

'oee. Robert Austin Miss LsngO Ida Brsubash and eam
tho second camn.
FROM KINGSTON IA, Aug 2l-In bark Kerslaw-W Finch,
Thomas De Csssers, I. McCaTty.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-22
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-sPEcIAL TERs-Before
Judge CARDozo.


Sharp agt Metallic Life Boat Company
Attachment vacated on defendants stipuatng not 10
hiring any suit for damages &c. Costs TO abide event
stern agt Iloyd-If the plaintiff elect reference
will be ordered to tho disputed item
that MIR sheehan accidentally omitted TO enter In his
diary. II the plaintiff deducts that sum- the deendsns &
must pay the balance with interest and the costs of he
supplemen proceedings fixed at sO No costs OF mia
motion.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-22
0FEcE or PAoWIo MAIL STEAMSHIP CoSPASr' n
NKw.YORK, Aug 2l. 1851
Nnficn Ia
Gbantts for BUSINESS altu.

A TTFNTION CAPITALISTS-Rare chance
~ for J. T. McGARRlS P4IES, s OSereota
TANK against Wooden Tanks aud Baes warrInra sus
to- int srr Send tor circular Direct % the Paenee AZ
oho See United States Mining Journal and Petroleum houe W.
81 New ST., New.lork. -
VATJTABLE SLATE QUARRY near Char
n oeyls Va 2O partly ele,re SasIT h % osa s ta t
large portion abouus In best quality green ae @ y er sTgs
stone mill machinery complete accommodations ol ~ ~
opening for company OF pi'S'e 'P''''' ~ -
20s Broadway. : -
NEASSFNA SPRING.-An INTEREST for
in ,hs valuable property. handsome revenue from hoe
"a h,ti ,sen CROCKER Co. MsssenA Spnns Sc Lawrence
County n T.
DARTNER WANTED.-The advertiser, who
has succeeded In building up very large trade in articles OF d
would like to unite with gentenan VINO can a'ss
to in profitable business, capable Of being e
,SsI The greatest advantage Address r. E w. Journal OF Com
merc
New-York tribune., 1867-08-22

RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Aug Ml6N39 sacks Flour, l56i7 bbs Flour, i6i bbls.
Whisky 52b77 bush Wheat $40 bush Corn, 6,Tl3 bbls.
Petroleum 2566 pkgs Butter 3,i65 pkgs Cheese 446 Dbls
Eggs.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-22
ilort SolarSrm's autiti.
STATE OF NEw.YoRK,

STATE kEw YoRK, l
PoRr-wARDENs OFFICE No. % Wiliarn-st ,
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
~ Of tue Act passed April II s entitled 40 nss. as. 70
Oce Of the Port OF hew-lOrk 70 a persons
INTERESTED in having the subject matter OF snh nJ
survey that following now under ians
on b the that the said EXAMINATIONS WIZ
completed succeeding this Iouee on 0osru saa
Steamship Valley City.
steamship Louisa Moore
80.
Steamship HatteTas ''''s'''''S. ~. NJ
Steamship
Nered Commercial la1
Rg kpra Baltic
MINTHoRNB ToMPKlNs, President
Ares J HKRRINAS, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-22
,dnlnhia for the INST and nreyions week
Last week. This wetk.

The bank statement OF the past week again exhibits
falling of in the leading items. The deposits present
further dimnution OF S96G2; last week. however, their
decrease was over million. The legal tenders show a
further falling of Of $l42O49; also much less than the dc
crease Of lastweck, which S8240O The loans nave
becu diminished by SsI2S The circulation has been
augmented 10y the small OF Sslg The specie, which
has presented a steady decline for some weeks past
shows an increase OF S297q The clearngs show falling
off OF 81 $l485s3T; while the balances have increased
S229.977.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-22

Comparative earnings of the Chicago and Alton
Railroad for the second week in August:
SlOj G52 1866 .$96,2S2 Increase. $3.50
The Cincinnati Gazette of Monday says:
There is brisk movement of capital going on just now
ALI over he West caused by the marketing Of the ncOm
ING crops and currency is being drawn from Newly ok
In the general market there Is not much OF interest Inc
Commission merchants complain Of the dulness OF trade
while in the grocery and dry goods line there Is an I'M
provement in the demand for goods Flour IN good
demand and firm but the extreme views OF holders check
business
The Chicaqo Tribune thus alludes to the tone of
business of last Saturday:
dav owing 10 the receipt OF large remituccs Of cur
rency from New-York. The demand was quito active,
both by country banks and commission merchants lhel
was no minuon in the scrutiny Of paper and none but
frst-class names obtain recognition
The following comparative statement exhibits the
condition of the leading items of the banks of Phil
New-York tribune., 1867-08-22
COURT CALENDAR-TuIs DAY.

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~MARINB COURT.--ANourned to FLdaJ.
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CIVIL COURTS.

II. g. CIRCUIT COURT.-Before Judge BLArcHToRD.
THE QUESTION OF BAILING FUGITIVE FROM
ANOTHER DISTRICT.
In re- Bernard Rogers, Fugitive
Rogers had been indicted in the u. ). District
Court i'm Buffalo-NOrthern DISTINCTION smuggling buo
violated his recognzance TO appear for trial. and fed into
This District lie arrested in this District by Deputy
T. 8 Marshal Thomas Sease, and held in custody: The
matter before the Court in the form OF ouon Dy
Orlando Stewart counsel for Rogers TO have Rogers ad
mtted TO bail this District The motion was reslsed
by Assistant L. 8. Dstrict-Attorney Joseph Bell The
Court denied the notion saying that II would not set
the precedent OF admitting fugitive to bail In TINS DIS
trct who had violated his recogzance In another Dis
trct The fugitive ordered 70 be remanded 10 te
custody OF T. 8. Deputy Marshal Warren DOW, OF the
Northern District, TO be taken back thither.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT - Before Judgo
BLATCHFORD.
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financial.

| NTOTICE.-An adjourned meeting of the Stock
~ holders Of FRENCH CREEK MINING CohPANf WI be
held Of Company, No 10 Naant, he"iorA on
! TUESDAY, Aug a. 1861 at u O'clock noon. BY order:
| 'N-N' - J w. DAVIS Secretary
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BOSTON LIVE STOCK MARKET.

BRIGHTON. CAMBRIDGE AND MFDFORD.
Reported for THE TRIBUNE for me ree ending Wednesday,
Aug q, 1867.