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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-15

COPFEE-re market BrlI err uusettei "sug to
ug he, shipments the United states and at The d'se rate are no
bsg, RIO Minstrel brought We gold % bond other hnd very
CANDLES are unchanged and demand moae qaoe Ad
23; Sperm 81 45Di7c and Patent Al aJ0ic
EGGSGooJ State ai bring 2a2 while Western sell At 4'@@4c
los, Of. IRE market 4, exceedingly dull.
FLOUR AND MhAl-itr demand Tor Ntse'9 ana n ro" y
gdes hesvy FAMILY brands ann and ~ ' demand
80 Sr su6ae siate 10 ~ % ~ fr Oh E,rA Do - -
isa for ne sS S Tsde. Si F,tr. b
good to choice Spring Mhgat k,i,1s y ~ ST Sia a
Family do; so 3oGsl3 for AMBER iDa2nA AID , Mes
Wheat 10 do AMI M Sos u 60 for LOUIS EIit.' Calea
s sSI F 81 'i 3 IN fr jASd ard Irregular t
90 @9 % for or!uar to god h.a Dal"als 2 ~ ~ 81 T F
rBd Family MARYLAND and - lS ne fsa u eai'sI aaa zoe,
fair deaaad men; sale. Of so Ibis At - $3.50 ft Western
G iaf Wheat MARIE. peSe ts , rather
GT Sga@f s" ~ TbsI are 3, $50 bush At 81 70 @ Mrti
Spnrg. - 90 Tor 40 Mlsaukse store - d+I % ior
a., o. t en- sICr1. - a. so for Whits tsnaau ~
~ fp white Grnee tie s,ier fsie f Deal" Barley .u
Oar, are the scs 81 90 huh sc i'
Ohio rioad depot az oe d.er Messa a. .lie 70 ,'
f se'e ant ss9 bite a"g.h he arAs co., q
trade though ps sIrort ale. leo 90 bob Dsup al
AID 'ery choice ea II Western Whine at ~ aa+i ~
GrSSIFS|B 3. ere q.t lol ala .al Cloth at 2'l a2e
alShg er's 2 ISD rol lr" iasS. F 2ll slii5 so
HEMP Naila h aud y good demands e' Of i'0 bales Al
OS-A bnds y,t ds aud e'ines no change al
WhYTbers b. beS an scti,e Gssd 81 Sprsr reisa
lots prices change Ne quote al tc for The iot
snd A. - isT the latter
LEATERA trade circular repo's' enoet Sole has hsen 1er
when eonsteta"e N'in
laae ebaF Of hps leate vh good sh
sucpt oYcrurh Buraos Ayre ock 8 nsreeted ad
the The tone ~ The haTAf
fair u thy fieek soueNhai rr
OAK steady no,riis business Rough remains 'boa' tue
49,,
IIgNIocE snd RIO Grande-ghi, pdIr While
l, Heayv z3q.i 20 ed .5l Poor Dangsi al
luds isdslC Rough. light 3Ianc Mlng ani lleayg JaJe
iArht ~ z
Damaged Onnoso, kcLgLt zaIso' Als. "a u.s.
HearT Good Damaged. 1sd&-Ae
OsK-NlaurtcT-agLt Mdlle, 5G bc HsaEy. +Vasb
Crops-Idfht ms; Mdir Fa43c Heavy flotie hnugh-
Ligkf Hear. JJa{ac, Belize 1Jdle
META LS-Ih,re bar steady dHani for An,rcu uagop
Conner; pccs uci quite ed. Other articles eoHih- uHe
hradg viii steady lair denlnd al a iofHef Pncca
We quote 81, ..,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-15

TAIIowT,re good this article shippers being the
pncpa bpv.r. the sales Of l2S6o lbs al l2te
WOOL and have had far demand we
fooVs Doms Feeces Native and Mernos 4J0<oe
and al a5a lboOd Mehos and S0GSSe for sAIouy
neee. Tor No for Supernne do, an 80
EIt DO 12d35c Unwashed California HaSe or
Fine do 21a for and American Comon
Oa2c We quote follows: South American a. 20
for Common Washed 28d37e Tor UnSashed hes'lA and Ne
rino 9l0lsc Tor Washed Rios 2OG24c for Onwashed
Creole 2d92e Tor Washed Coroyai pam for unvssbed vaPa
raso 32a1 fo Common Washed honeFdeO 5SG+2c Tor In
washed Cane AZ Cool Hopes 20dHc for Washed East India ~
for Unwsshed AcaHi l9G1lc for UnwAsbei heIean zodoe
naas Smvrna 35d4c Washed do, and p Gle for IN
washed Srrau ..,-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-15
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH IN CHINA
THE EAST INDAIA TELEGRAPH COMPANYs once,
Nos % and % Nassau-st Organized under special
charter from the State of Now-York.
CAPITAL..---.--.....---.- -.----.F',UVV'VVV'
$1,000 Shares 500 Each
DIRECTORS
Hon. ANDREW G. CURTIN, Philadelphia;
PAUL S. FORBES, of Russell & Co, China;
FRED. BuTTERIIED. of f. Butteriicld ~ Co., New
York.
ISAAC LIvERMoRE, Treas Mich. Cen. X. r., Boston ;
ALEXANDER HOLLAND, Treas Am. EX. Co., New
York;
Hon. JAMES NOXON, Syracuse, n. y.
o. H. PALMER, Treas West. u. Tel. Co., New York !;
FLETCHER WEsTRAY, Of Wcstray, Gibbs = Hard
castle, ~ Y.
NICHOLAS MlCKLEs, Ncw-York.
OFFICERS:
A. G. CURTN, President;
N MICKLEs Nice-PIesdent;
GEORGE CONANT. Secretary;
GEORGE ELLIS cashier Nat Bank Common
wealth.. Treasurer;
Hon. 4. X. MCCLURE, Philadelphia. Solicitor.
The Chinese Government hariRg (hTOHGh The Hon.
AHsoR Burlingame) conceded 10 this Company The p,ir
Ige of connecting tie great seGpOrs Of the Empire ty sub
marine electric telegraph cable propose commencing
operations ia Chino aud laying dozen line Of 900 mules
at once bettCecH he following ports, els!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-15
FAMILY MARKETS.
OR LIVING EXPENSES IN NEW-I'

IT, I0bB
accom-, Of
care nov used aud thooug the meat inspected At
aunse danger the disease be-
Health oHctr their doubt some IN
healthy the market People are turning more 70
mutton tie purk larger business Mutton
lamb very plenty fortunately Poultry offering more freely and
rates More game birds Flour Is lees him. though
mach Eggs lover Fresh bsh are IN moderate supply
added Including Lima beans aud Delaware
sweet pooes both of Vhich high Puns freely
bat vet plenty FEe apples are selling
b Goeers sales pune and other ded
fruits consequence scarcity Of green good aske Of peaches
~ prime thai PRIME butter scarce
aid both Z and cheese higher We quote:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-15

Railroad (E. d. and other roads, and was completed
in 1865. at an expenditure of over slS,OOO,OOo.
The earnings for the year ending Febru-
airy, 1867, were. -SS,Ol1ot4 W
Net earnings were. ...-..-........--.- sn9,2SO 90
For the year ending February, 1868, the oo -. -.
earnings 'F,'0oo'o9a oil
Operating expenses weTe... 2,UOO,t8 50
Net earnings. $g73,G4 90
While for the first quarter of 1863 the net earnings
exceed those of the quarter in 1867 by slS69 3d.
The Railroad Company, in order to pay off the
State of Missouri for advances in aid of constructing
the road, as well as all other liens, has issued
100000 Of First Mortgage per cent bonds secured
by deed of trust to Messs. James Punnet President
of Bank of America, New-York, u A. Murdoch, Pres
ident of Continental National Bank. Ncw-l York. and
Luther G. Clark of Clark Dodge a Co.
The bonds run twenty years from Aug. !, 1868 in
terest February and August in Now-York. Principal
and interest PAYABLE in gold coin.
In Offering these bonds to the public we remark
that the road passes through the central most poDu-
LOUIS fertile and growing part of the State OF MIS-
souri, forms part of an important hne' and Is
q completed and successful enterprise. already earn
ing nearly double the amount required to meet the
interest on its entire indebtedness thus emitting the
bonds to the rank of first-class security Govern
ment and other securities received IN exchange at
market rates. CLARK DODGE d Co., No. 81 Wal-st.
The First Mortgage, 50 years. Seven per cent Con
vertIblc Sinking Fund Bonds of the Rockford Rock
Island and St. Louis Railroad Company, principal
and interest payable in gold com, free of Government
tax us an INVESTMENT SECURITY, combining safety,
chcapncSs and profit, are unequaled 10y anything
offered in the market. 40 .
For sale at the Office of the Company. No IL Wall
ST. ut % and accrued interest, III currency.
Government and other securities received I'D OK
change III. H. bloody, lleaShfci'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-15
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE

Pr ffHT Tf97IIs ItlIII00IN
Arc u-06 hush 100 h Wheat 5sJ bush oAt. 300
.h rye a. hush Sect bbs Meal 917J bhs Flour,
N e, oau bags 22i4 bb Refined Petroleum. 2 40
th Crude Petoeuu 81 bills Nspha, G bbs Spirits urpentne
mi. rde Trn.uine 81 bhs Tar bbs Pitch. III hhs Ro-in
70 bbs Pork bb Beef m pkg Cut Meats 81 bb Ashes % DDS
s,eanp $40 pkF Butter 1907 boxes Cheese l68 pkgS Dried
Yr. bags Cake "a bb Copper 40 cakes Copcr go hhs
WHISKY gI Egg bales Wool SIS siles Lather 81 Hides
M nd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-15
PASSRNGERs AkRTVED.

FROM LONDON 4-In steamship Atanta.G. Nlnle, g.
Wood H. NJ Maay, l. Fay, z 81 CHR ElDhinstaae Ms p NJ
T. e. Bons1 and eAh Mrs L Mclean Ms fhIl
child Mr. aud Mrs Be.tou aud hie1, Mr. and Mrs J. Weber
Faisans , schmidt, 4. Wannoke
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RRInArs wRArnER REPoRr-s 80.
SHIPPING LNTELLLG ENCE.
PORT OF Nsw.YoRK..........Aue. "a
CLEARED.

CLEARED.
steamship Z .it.unia I.ari Glasgow.
EafE,S1aaSE jones' lferPoo. Julia Baker sydoy s.
wees XpnWa Ferries Patrick Gibraltar for Orders, PhilenA
Davis Bay George w. Roosevelt Hartman CadI Bella AHA
Be-arrt Amelia Moore Londonderry and Truroi Fel, TsTat
Babadoe via Norfolk; Ausasc, Ilaa vg' Jsmes Mgea caa
Slaee y s. BaeneoI sleAA on wis < s
ScoouersAaue Daen, liaatpor. GeNb BaDAor SsIaeroa
Batoi: Minerva DsEay Charstoa H. Burae Crowley coeS
5. C Evans, Hammond Baltimore.
Steamship ATLANTA Den o,dea Jay ~ 'aas AZ, 90 stare,
Steamship William Clye Po~eL WILMINGTON y 9 rA'a s''s'
steamship F,niia Hoye Piadslls mise and pass
Bark Juan rgrG9 Nor's Bassss AyIes June H. h~'' &C
Barn dee wGnloH B3raoe; y ga. aa,' sss1f and os ctr.
Len po brig WA MlsOa a@ BOsoa h'A Galee and 'eh' I've
p Rg I Is wss sagua 70 DAYS .ngar and pass port bs
Machias fr New.lsS To SAT- n rev a1ys. -, J
Bng MARY Am McKaT IegbOra Juae l. TarOie rags &e
BriS Mltiille Jacobson Hong Kon- April 9. nde
Brig Harvest Queen. Scho,l. Bermuda ballast and IS pass
Brig Alexander Mlhken Drrlee. c,aaeses . 4ays
IS IsOa Leach 81 Leas " c A. - a,y, peanuts
Sg 'v I Wbssr Cops peacrs 10 dys sugar LEFT IN ro
brs Paanee onrrO. r 10 IN days. 'ebr
scSs Id SI PaT Gaaps la days sugar ooapu,
With schr Iais for Island load salt Tor bridgeport Lea
Scb J. Anger Adreh Sierra Leone g days, hides aud gnssI
schr kes"Ss . wsmSr New o Is aa %anSi uSSI
Schr. EdwAri Slade, Brown Jacksonville : DAYS lumber
uoxro. P ISs PSe 0p SG N.vro Cor RA
nend SaIei ing Navarna Norfolk DeAea Passed
school ships Ssratoga and Portsmouth.
l3Arryed brig Haze Ssorsstown tT 70,
l,n. srboour Ouh Carrie Doaglsss tBr ~ T.
Tor Lyndon Caroline Young Wa. Phelps Lsaa innier Phaesip
M ston Vapor AieIAndrn Maria Lunt N l. for Forts
rob Lacou With lumber bOuui w; Abbie ftman Bosoa ioi
Syaaira Price Philadelphia Tor Boston Ossina Y for do
a. ~ Rr,nsrl Ronout T. Benedict Olive Branch 81 Jobni
FOR n ~ Kennebuhk for Bridgeport Conn., Gen Marion
Rbmopd for Goab, Portland for PbiAdepha
SCHOONER James MetOskey Of DrBHis - -
B0sToN l4ArrFed steamer Jersey Blue from Nsoh vita
the ram ship May Lerpoo BARI HebiA Gsas
FOREIGN PORTS.
GLASGOW Aug 1.-The steamship Columbia from SeEio Aug
arrived in tue Clyde TO-DAY.
SPOKEN.
An. 70 br Clifford on uhaisg with go bills and
80 DO BLACKLIST yiseni who reports toe loss o. SApL
tok Of Whaling schr (o Pvnoetowu, ~ being paled oa
OF his boat by a blaokhsb about Aug =, ., .
Ang 81 90 0s u ~ ship Flower OF the Forest RON Oaeaa
Ans 10 la 81 ~ lon wbsng hr Arthur Clifford o Prov
whale oil aud y do ali vel
Ae a 50 TO- 20 ehr Enelne Ton Prince EDWARDS lssn
ASg 10 lat &c. T. Cushing lOf Stockholm from BueuOs Ayef
for HAMPTON Roads for orders
Aas lat 81 lon 70 a. brig A. Carer from ceahesss foe
&Ss H. lat IS So scb Jeanette bound
to Philadelphia
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Snanfiul.
MAIN rail-,

ct. LOUIS AND IRON MOUNTAIN, MA, Kali T.,
- ROAD COMPANY's SEVEN PER CENT FIRST AORlGAGE
BONDS FEBRUARY and AUGUST COUPONSTh earnings Of the
shan the interest," on Zoe en-
The proceeds Of these Bonds adding 10 'e security
S0O0O0 been the property ana hot
s200O0 Of bonds issued thus far The constantly
with the prospect OF controlling all Tue uei
the Southern States enormous revenue
the stock for investment and lnterd 70
well 90 economic its expenses
THOS. ALLEN. President, ST. Louis Mo-
We the undersigned cordially these cent mort
bonds Iron Mountain Railroad Roo
eurr The viii he large and the administration Of
capable and experienced bands aud Is
entitled 10 he greatest confidence Of the pablc:
JAMES s. THOMAS Mayor Of st. Louis
JOHN j. ROE. President 0f 81 Louis Chamber " Commerce
W. FOX. of ST. Louis Boar OF Trade.
BAKTON BATES, President North Missouri Railroad
w. BRITrON President OF Nat Bank Of the state 81 Missouri
Wa L. EWING Pest Of the Merchants Nat Dank Of 81 Louis
GEORGE H. RIA President Second National Bank OF 81 Louis
RADS Chief Engineer Louis anil Illinois Bridge Co.
GEO. W. TAYLOR. President Pacific Railroad Of Missouri
WIN TASSIG President Traders Bank 81 Louis
JOHN r. LIONBERGER, President !. n. Bank. 81 Louis
ADOLPIUS MEIER. Vice President U. Pacific Railway
ROBERT BAlgTlI President German Savings Institution
NETWORK REPBRENCES:
T. D. Morgan Co. j. IT, Snin. Isaac " Phelps, W. v Brady
Candy. W. T. Blodgp, A. z. Emo Geo y. Phelps -.
Pamphlets had at the Newl orb Agency limited
number will sold the low price OF 80 giving the accrued
interest buyer living Of the city not having core
here funds Cashier OF the Bank OF The
New win be- returned by nee OF charges
IT, G.. MARQUAND, Wee Prest No AZ WaEst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-15
THE MARKETS.
Ics,.miiy reported lor THE TE.BuHt

tCs,.hiIy reported TR.BuIEI
FIunAY. Aug. lt lPGa
ASES-The market frn; sales Of Pots ~ 10 81 ~ 81 Pearls
II n1mnal
BUILDING MATERIASAu articles coming under this beading
have met with stea Er demand at fall prizes
BEESWAN-Ihere la been moderate business M leloN western
ard Southern anil he market = fru ~ ia05c
COTTON-A Eie feeling eugudeed hy The favorable for
eon news hut the demand and SELLERS found Impossible
to rsta h higher # AZ The rse 'here apsar TO he
duoan pretty freely rates sales OF l bales In
clndug spinner and $40 speeu'ltoD. We unotr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-15

The following letter was written by Gen. Spinner,
Treasurer Of the United States, to the Cashier Of
Pennsylvania National bank:
TREASURY or THE UNITED STATS,
WASHINGTON Aug. n, 1868. )
"sR Your two letters Of the goth utm0 and Of the 9Th
hstant have been received In 10 both have
cay that formerly impeTsona accounts profits sur
pas' exchange, interest," and the like, were re-
quired TO b. Included under the head OF deposits
and the payment of duty thereon was exacted
b0He two years since, the rule 10 these items
WAS changed, and forms sent 20 the
banka, IN conformity with this change which tune
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-15
P1SSEyGERS TO ARRIVE.

FROM SAN FRANCISCo-Tbe Golden Age which sailed hs
wife three children AID servant 9 A.
Linton an Stanirrry M J. Taylor s. b. Holland Root
BAXTER Quncey, L. T. wife and boy, Miss Laura Bnns
Captain J. Mrs l. H. Leach Wa Sautier and WIFE Mn g.
Johnson child Nichols. Mr solomon b. Alien wife
AMI Two ren Harvey wife ard infant NJ ConraT aai wife s.
Parker wife aud chilli: wife L. Culver and wife Mrs
G. Thomas son. John Carlisle Captain L. H. shaw T. u 1y
j. y. Frgcman, A. o. Fcscman Henry stanhed, T. hoyt'
\. Bush. ": Iazchunt vie and three Children ME- y
La Traus, Brnwnsoa vile and Two ehlhLen, . ury'
= MeIsuny, W II: ceopeT Koh9; r NJ verton W ~ P1'sS
short wife and eh The Rev T. a Atkinson and son. Nh; y Far
boy Charles Creighton p Chrstsnseu, w. = Smth
snyder children Joha Gusoa Mysrs asd wife ds
Malune Garu Mrs g. Edwards Mrs g. Noter and
servant p Gea John Rogers James Mcclure G. Posse a.
Arata McSehlea Dr. Barley wife two inian j. Puiaan
wife and child Campbell d. Kills, J. G. Speneei Dnnuy.
WIN wmot A. Anderson Francis H. Hughes Miss jennie Flor
ence Mrs II. T. Gnmn aud child, Mrs Joan Cannon,
Mrs MARI 81 JOHN and child j. Bush Michael iliSksey
Harding and Mrs J. Long aud Dor, J. Snon; vic
chiren william kinsi IT, Noyer wife aud children nj =
Jansen = Poitsman! F. Mayer Todd, z wsn Joseps
Temple G. Heeey wife n birmingham, hares Han
wife end ebllrea Randall Miss Freoeh MS a Bale Mt.
r. Whiting Wright. g. Harman, Capt John Bndeza tirose
o. Moore Mr. H. s Wade AID child ~ Philips Brsl White.
Thomas Hooper, William Op John Richards BL Rich
arls Elisha Kicking A. n Msover Brand william sarpa Jobs
McNav Bennett John Henry Couch Samuel Campbell Sa-
Eddy Francis James Nelson, w SamPson
Domnck A. C. BasheeI Henry Adneb, J. AeKissek' T. W.
Fol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-15

pECEIvER's N0TICE.-The SUBSCRIBER nay y.
Inc been apponted The Court Of ChaneTy Of NewJer
eyer Of he NORRIS COUNTY BANK hereby gives notice n-' M
cor Of said the orler Of the said Court rqu 70
and demands against said Ffok
osth saaton six months rom the twentieth day o. ~
snt ami IN thereof they Will be excluded from the oeaes,
such dividends As na be made and declared BY the ad coa
npo the proce and Effects said CorporaonDd Aorso"n
~ L. NJ 81 as THEODORE LITTLE Receiver
Md law3mS.
A USTIN, BALDWIN a. Co, No. "a Broadway
N Y issue LETTERS or CREDIT upoa the City Bank Lohaoo
Messrs Shbette KAne Co. Paris; H. Bassenge Co. pfes,sn
Maqaay Psknhs Rome and other correspondents '' %
Of Europe.
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,rrNI.rrnp .IM,vAf

SIM Rises ~ $40 6.53 Moor Rises........ 2;os
I6H
He'll Gate 7;N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-15

TINTED STAT f. s G0FERNMENI
" THIRTY YEAR BONDSThe attention of investors called 70
tho UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT BONDS having ThIhIi
YEARS hearing the rate Of cent per annun
payable viu Money Wbe selling on favorable terms
regarded by Honey Institutions an estates as
the desirable Of all the Government securities
all the privileges the other
ernr issues such A. being Treasury Department
security circulating Of the national banks entire ee"
@ TAXATION and fry additional 81 absolute dura
Thirty high rate Of interest which no legislation eau
change Consequently resumption OF paynent they
must bear hhest premium Il he Government loans
JOHN J. CISCO 4 son. No 80 Wallst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-15

woodeo,s q psir..sl &0Sl 80
Snipe. yellow lex ard Do
witch. pr. doI.....$4 Goa - 20
Sand. or Or-eye. A. doI. ...4oGsl
PLAYER a. dsl.... - 30D$i 20
kicebigds. T. doE............9J 0 -
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Bort WaNrn's Aotitr.

STATE kEwYoRk I
PoRT.wA RDENs OTHcR. No. 70 ~ilhAmst )
NOTICE Ia hereby given, in accordance with
~ Section Of the Act passed April a. 1857 sntd an As. %
adeus 0nee Of the Port Of New io 70 Al pei
interested in, having charge OF the subeet matter sA
following are BOW under
o bv MI. Port aneps AMI thar the examinations ell
be within ten DAYS urI succeo sh aoe 90 board sAs
vessels: ,,xo
Steamship Ashland ~
raga
Az ct"ieA
~ ' - MlNrIlORNE TOMPkIhS, fFysaert
J. Ara llKlRlnAS, Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-15
9riintng.
IcoNing GarNs, &t.

AT WIN. EVERDELLs SONS, No. 1O4 Full
"A tou-s-L-wBDDNG CARDS aud FISB STATIONERY tbsiaS-
ished 1851
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-15

aropa hang declined to about the value o. had indA
attention and We note foue o " - n
t',a, q; ,,,ns. Raueoon Is DOH iud unchanged 49,, . -. -
moderate hoiera les lm AI 1e Ole
suuAhn ~ A. M the buyers refis Opete ire 10 view
90 % nppiy: we quote at ollie % f.I . sooa sii' a'
~ ~ I'D 1Iic m Cuba: l4i dSc 10Y DEM is. II % bA!
Ss ssl s. SIe al i5ie ksaHed STEADY 81 i' " pow
des,s ~ Srse for Clover seed sales Al i0tie
frn Al ~ ~ Rough fEseel y I'm =. - ~
sT ~ 4, srn AID god oenAhL We 1ao slO' Je o'e
and .unrd DO Al 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-15

PFTRo EIM-1bere has been but moderate esness ~ Doth
Crude aud hshhe'' " ' In Neu YorE In philadelphia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-15
India Mcss..... 80 ~ 20 % 90
DeefHains 4, bbl p 90 a 80 %
SMOKED sE4Ts.

Shoulders, IN DRY salt. ..l3c. dl1lc
Shoulder. In piekle....l3ie. Gle.
Hams, In dry sAlI......l6e- ollie
Hans, In piekie......,.lse. d2oe
AMAZED nFATr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-15
BERRIES.

Fn4...................350f0
Per 4 rerk, cookiug........6 40
Per peack baskrt 81 l50 ~ 80
Pineapplcs. fne, each.......5019
Snail. soft, 6c.............I31 az
Pinms. = qt................25G-
PEI 4 pk.........Sl 09d'-
WLoriieberries, y qt........l8GA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-15

Dec.........5l0 lncJoyJ0 lnc.4lttO5 Dees"VVV
The total quantity left at tide water from the com
Of navigation TO the 6th instant inclusive,
follows:
Flour. bbls Wheat. bush Com hush. Barley bush,
i@5........... 500 slsso 49, % 80 Ss' s9S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-15
The OiaeiilnaH Ecenng Chronicle says concerning IN
money market IN that city;

There great activity snanes circles today but the demand
,r woaeV rood quite the de Of the
Isnl The nsket IA gt working With comfortable there
- enty than have had for the last few weeks
balances and the Indications
are thai the beginning Of tbe call for 70 move the gram
loaned call al Gas per cent bn
t beiber 0fboOsing loanIng 10 market Ihe
regular G at BdO eeat TO dePosor snd V9
Of good commercial paper ot
he street Invited souh Ind ready sale II per cent As ihe
Tuhsg on The street
TIE Albany Argus has the following which shows the
quantity Of grain left at tide water during the first week
In August in the years 1867 and 1868:
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-06-12
A Beautiful Incident.

A young man recently ran away from
the galleys of Toulouse. He was strong
and. vigorous and soon made his way
across the country, and escaped pursuit.
He arrived next morning before a cot
tage in an open field, and stopped to
get something to eat and get a refuge
while he repOsed a little. But he found
the inmates of the cottage in the great
est distress. Four little children sat
trembling in the corner, their mother
was weeping tearing her hair, and the
father was walking the floor in agony.
The galIey-slaYe asked what was the
matter, and the father replied that they
were that morning to be turned out Of
doors because they could not pay their
rent,
"You see me driven to despair,5' said
the father; ''my wife and my little
without means to -proTide for then1s''-
The convict listened to the tale with
tears Of sympathy, and said:
Il Will give you the means. I haYe
Just escaped from the galleys. Whose
ever brings back an escaped prisoner is
entitled to reward Of fifty francs.
How much docs the rent amount to ?''
''FOrty francs, y answered the father.
tsTVeI,1 . said the other, "put cord
around my body, I will follow you to
the city, where they Will recognize me,
and you wi1 get fifty francs for bring
ing lA15 GdCEAs
mo, never ~ exclaimed the astonish-
fshed listener: "ny- children should
starve a thousand times before I would
do so base thing"
The generous man insisted, and de-
cIared at last that he would go and give
himself up if the father would not con-
sent to take him.
After long struggle the latter yield
ed, and taking his preserYer by the arm
led him to the city, and to the mayors
office.
Everybody was surprised to see that a
little man like the father had been able
30 capture such a strong young fellow
but the proof was before them.
The fiftY francs were paid, and the
prisoner sent back to the galleys.
But, after he was gone, the father
asked a private interview with the
mayor, to whom he told the whole stO-
ry The mayor was SO much affected
that he not only added francs to the
fathers purse, but wrote Immediately
to the Minister of Justice, begging the
noble young prisoners release. The
Minister examined into the affair, and
finding that it was a comparatively
small offence which had cOndemned
the young man to the galleys, and that
he had already served out half his time, 4
ordered his release.