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RAILROAD LINES.

lS6S.ANID ANR3Y. SSS66 PHiEEAbSEAITppaffSS bSEAITppfS
From AAMR NrBEMJ 3 S ALEoA9 9 GSq&wPASR saw 4S LiN &
Nay PLACES. FHOh WALNUT STREET.
AT $50 A. H., via Camden and Amboy Accommo.
NJ via Camden aud Jersey City "
At2P NJ " via Camden and Xm6oy Express S0S
Alta p. M, via Camden aud Jersey CITY Ex-
Al =. II. Tor Xm6oy and TeTmcdiSe stations. !"
At and 10 A, Mn 2 $40 and 4'3O p NJ for Trenton.
Z. M. for Boroentown, Burlington, Beverly, aud
1880 and 10 A. NJ. l. 80, 4So, g. aud II 80 P. NJ
Al 80 and 10 A. NJ, 8, 49, g. and Ii'8o p. NJ FOR
EdEewaler, kiyersGe; Rivert- p,agd Palmyra. PEN.
Al $50 and 10 \, n, 3, i5o, 9, aud itsOP. NJ. for
The ] aud II 30 NJ. Lines leave from Market
Street TerEy EI,,5 GgBpfF K ESSss}G9erov sSs}G9 rrpor
AZ Il a.. NJ. yis hgnsinklon ana Jersey CITY, New
At and ii A, NJ, 2a, a., and p. NJ. for Trenton
ana Eittn,; ana RI lois 4; N ior Bristol. M.
Al ard iai5 A NJ, 2'ao and 3 p. N. for sch,ncA,
AZ ana ions A. NJ $50, 4, 5, and 6 P. NJ. tor Corn
ming, Brdesburg, aud Frankiofd. and at s P a. Sr
FRoM WEST PmILADELPHIA DEPOT.
AtsgO A. NJ o. 30, and ~ p N. Nes York Ea
press LIS Is vie Jersey Iiiy FHre s825
The 90 A. M. and e5o p, Nj. Lines will run daily
AL 0tmtrs, sunCays tXcepIgd; i, g., g.. ,,....
Atg$o A H. 30 aud II p H. tor b istoi.
echerekie T5d6Hot1T' Carn,reiIs Foyrl5daie Ioimes
9uIg, Tucony Wissinoming BriuesOurg, and crank
For lines leaving Keusiuglon Depot take the cars
1hTu Ftth streets a. thenui street. 30 nl luNeH
before de- arlure The Ses on Market st1 get Ra!'w
Walnut within one square. On sundays the Market
sire. cers WIN run to connect win tne $50 A NJ ana
Z 80 T. NJ. lines.
BELVIDERE DELAwA ~ RAILROAD LINES
From keusugtuu DepoJ,
Fmirs, 'htce owe 90, RocbGster Bi5gGan anlton, Os-
5, racuse, Great Bend, Mon,rose, wilkesbarre,
Az S6A. Il sud a'oo F n. for Scranton, stroqq@s- s.
with tie Train leaving Easion ,or Mauch Chunk,
Al T. NJ. ior Lam6ertynle and intermediate Sta
tiors.
CO ArDEN sND ,BURLEGToN. CO, ,AND PEN
BLE1 ON / ND HlGh1SEDWN RAILROADS
From Market 81 Ferry tupuer side) I'M,
A M a. r 81 Wi oF aaa
holy, smithville, Ewansvne, Vincentown' Biz
aud P 2 d for Levy stawn Eygt wFig6tis2En 5a
lmlRystown, sharon, and HlghIsLown'
FIFTY pounds of bag ~ only are allowed each
pessei ge1 Passengers are pr3ai6Hi5d from 5"kny
bnt 1Rt % Ger Hf1v o,nTds iS II nsth i0r sxGra Tne
Company limit their e~ponsbity for baggage to one
az az cunt @ % YONG tlo except by special contract,
iickets sold nnd baggage checked direct through 10
EOs or, Worcester. Sprugt ED u trtiord New Haven,
PJovidence. Newport Albany, Troy, SARATOGA = ics'
and susj ensiUn Bridge. 49,.
AR eaouat Ticket oice Is & located At No No SIS 5
important points North aud asst may 9e procured.
| iheir hsegrge checked from residence or hotel to
destination by Union Transfer Baggage Express.
| LINES FROM NEW YORK Fok PHILADELPHIA,
WlI leave fr, loot of Courilaud street at A. NJ
and ? NJ and y night via Jsr ey CITY and Cam,
49, 3 R = n Via S jersey &%S Gy aSd Ws
Rom Pier No Moth El7er at $50 a. Nj. A"c1om.
Cnu drn. WILLIAM IL. GATTMER,
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DHILADELPHIA AND BALTIMORE CEN
L IkAL RAILROAD go 81 dMkR ARRANGE
hENT.-On and after MONDAY, April IL, 1866 trains
Will leave the Depot, IHlkIE FIRST and OHES-
NUT Streets, West hiladephiR, as foilOWs:-
A. 7I5 A N and 4,5C p ~, and leave Rising sun at
5l5 A. M and Oxford AT NJ. and leave Oxford al
1925 r. Nj.
viii rnn.Ou TT I2~DA Is Guu FRIDAYS, leaving the
Rising sun at lly5 a, M; Oxford, l'45 A NJ; ana
Kennett, z. Nj; connecting AT West Chester juno
ton with q train Tor Philadelphia. . . u
On WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS Train
leaves Philadelphia at 2SO P, Nj runs through TO
Oxford, -
The train leaving Philadelphia at 7,l5 A. NJ. con-
meets nj Oxford with daily line OF stages tor Peach
Bottom, Ia Lancaster county. Returning leaves
Peach Bottom TO cOnnect ~ Oxford with Afternoon
Train tor Philadelphia, ..-.,-
The TRAIN Ieav ing Philadelphia at $50 P. M, runs
70 Rising sun, Maryland ,.,r, ,ro,.,,,, .,,-...,
Passengers are allowed TO take wearing apparel
only as baggage, and the Company VIII uotlh any
SasS he resnOnsihle for an amount exceeding one
hundred dollars, unless special contract & 9e made
for IN same. hhrShl hhtrS,ihl / NJJyi,. WOODi
dbuefhl SUPERINTENDENT
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DHILADELPHIA AND ERIE RAILROAD

DHILADELPHlA AND ERIE hAILkUAD.-
l. SUMMER TIME TABLE,
Throngh snd direct route betWt en- Philadelphia,
Baltimore, Harrisburg, Wlliamsport, TO the North
vest. and the Great on Region OF Pennsylvania.
Elegant SLEEPING GA kS on all Slight Trains.
ON and after MONDAY, May IL, 1855 the trains
on the Philadelphia and Erie Railroad will run as
WESTWARD
Ngsu Train leaves Philadelp T. NJ
- " leaves William BpOrt,,,.,,,..-..,.. $40 A. M,
arrives Erie, ,,..,,.,..,,,.. 90 p Nj,
Efle RxprgBs leaves PhilHde lphia,,,,, .2 10 noon
- lear eS WillaMsp pOTt,,..,.,,.,. S5J r. M,
" arrives at ETie..,..,,., ,..,,,...,.,lOO O5 A. M,
FIrulra Mail leaves Philadelphia 500 A. M
~ leaves Williams ,...,....... 6.23 =. M,
b" strives Rt Lock HRVen. .,,,,,.,.,. 7'4h u, M
EAST TWAHD,
MAIL Vraln leaves Erie A. M
leaves Williamspo t.,.,,,.,...... l0'lb +. M
" arrives AZ Philadelp lphi6,,,.,,.,. 2 10 A. M
Erie Express ieaVeb frle.''..,,. I4O T. NJ
H leaves WtlltAmApOrt.,,..,,.s,,,,S 8 10 A. NJ
arrives at Phi iadpl phiR.,,,.,,,,. $40 y, M 4,
Mail and Express connect with oil Creek ana Ale
pheuy River HRlrOad.. Baggage check ed through.
ALFRED l., TYLER
Ill General superintendent
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CAMDEN AND BURLFGTON CO., AND PEN
BEE1ON + ND HIGHISTOWN RAILROADS,

TIOUI MHTkNT TEITN
ASA. NJ, a, aur 6'I5 T. NJ, ior MerCnantsville,
MuOrestown Hartford Masuuville. HansIO IOry, Mount
hO ~, smithville, Ewunsville, Vincentown. BIZ
NH guam aud PembeTtUn,
At I aud p. NJ, for Lew stuwn, WrightstOwn,
COokHtOwn, New Egypt, HOrnerstuwn, Cream Ridge,
I'M RysLOwn, sharon, and HlghtsLOWn,
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TOR CAPE MAY VIA WEST JERSEY RAIL
II hUAD-FIUm loot OF MARKET street (Upper
lerry) Con mencing THURSDAY, July 2, 1865
Trains leave IS follows Tor Cape May
900 A NJ, Cape May EX press. due AT l2'25 (nOOn).
3l5 T NJ, Cape May PASSENGER, due AZ l5 P NJ,
RETURNING LEAVE CAPE ISLAND.
$50 A M, Morning Mail, due at lOO6 \, NJ.
6tO L. M, Cape May Express. due at S'22 Z. NJ.
sunday all and Passenger train leaves Phiadel-
phia at i'I5 A. M. Returu ing leaves Cape Island at
$40 p. Nj. Excursion Tickets So.
cape May Freight trains leave Camden daily at
92O a, M. and Cape Island at 6'45 A. NJ.
Communication iiukets between Philadelphia and
Cape May, at the following rates.
Annual Tcke 200; Quarterly TICK cts, 500 for sale
at The Chice o, The CoMpany in Camden n. coo
Through Tickets can be prOCsred AZ NO. SIS
Chtsnut street (undeT The g. niiuautl H0tell where
ulders Can also be lett for BaggRRe, which will De
ca led Tor and checked at residences Oy the Union
Transfer Company.
WFST JERSEY RAILROAD LINES.
For BrdgetOn, sale u, iIlvllIe, Nlueaud, aud Iu'
termed aie stations, st 500 a, NJ. aud 30 Z NJ,
Foo cape May, 900 a. Nj. and 3 10 p. M,
Woodbury. Accom- mOdst on train Al 10 ID
Budgelon ana Salem Freight Train lea Yes Camden
daily, Al II (uOUn)
GCmmutHliOn Cheeks between GhuAuephia ana all
stslioLE at reduce cd rates,
WILLIAM J. SEWELL, Superintendent.
q
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BELVIDEKE DELAwA ~ RAILROAD LINES
From kpuEIuutlu nptpL.

From Remington DepOL,
Al IOWA. NJ. for Niagara Falls, Buffalo, DunKlrk
Elmirs, hsce Owe.O Rochester BinghGmtou, Oa-
Uego. =, rHcuse, Great Bend, MOn.rOse, Wkgsbarr5,
Mountain etc.
AL7OOA. Nj sud 3'3y p. n. for Scranton, Strouds-
burg. Water Gap. Belviders, stOn, LAmbe'tTile,
FleunglOn, etc. Tue 80 z. NJ LiUe cOnEeCls direct
with tie Trnin leaving EsstOn ior Mauch Chunk
AltutOun n, EeUh chem. etc
At 3 T. NJ. for Lambertylle and intermediate Sta
tiOns.
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I,hI IhE BhsI-IhE HOLY BIBLE-HARD
u ing's EditOns-Family, Pulpit and Pocket Bible
In beautiful styles OF Turkey Morocco and antique
bindings. A new edition, arranged for Photographic
WIN, W. HARDING, Publisher,
mo, sc VI Street belSW Fourth
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SALES At the NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.

practice adopted BY the Bank OF France OF buying
bullion at tribe more than the standard price.
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TIE UhDsaGaOUal RAILWAY.

Opening OF the stock subs ,riptiOn Cooks.
on the nth OF April bill was passed by the Legis-
ature OF this State Incorporating the New York
Central Underground Railway Company, ami
authorizing that company 10 construct and
operate an underground railway in the
city of New York. The proposed route Of
the road is already familiar To most OF
the readers OF the HERALD, the act granting permits
sion TO the CorpOTatOrs having been published IN er
tense at the Time OF It's passage. TIC Inc VIII com
mence on the eastoriy line of Broadway, in city
Hall Park, and nUrthcy Of the sOuhery line OF PARK
place: thence IT VIII pass underground in front Of
CITY Hall TO Centre street, thence under aad across
Centre street 10 Cily Hall place under city ia place
TO Pearl street, across Pear ~ curved line TO
Mulberry, thence DOrtheriy under Mulberry to
Blocker street, acr0s. bieecker 10 A-Or place,
thence passing under Eighth and Ninth streets TO
Fourth avenue; continuing ON under Union square
and passing ia \ direct line 20 Madison square, un-
der which IL VIII pass TO Madison avenue az now
opened to Eighty5lxth street, continuing its course
in northeasrcry direction to the Harlem river,
thence eastcrly and westerly along the river until il
reaches s terminus AZ the Harlem bridge. The tunnel
through which tne road VIII pass VIII oe constructed
at such depth ~ snail AVOID tntererenc with the
water mains Of the Croton Aquctuct Board As a con-
diton Of the grant required that the corp Draon
be required to deposit with the Comptroller OF the
State the sum oil 500 900 u pledge that the road
Will be commenced within one year and completed
within five years from the passage of the act also
that the corporation shall have subscriptions 10 ts
sock TO the amount OF s300D.O COO before the com
mencement OF the WORK. The stock subsCrp
ton books opened yesterday IN pursuance OF the
usual twenty days notice. ~ the ONCE or Brown
Brothers Il Co., Wall street. subscriptions 10 the
amount OF about 81, 200OJD were guaranteed, Dut no
actual subscriptions wore taken up, ~ he meeting
many merchants and brokers from tue ely. lhc
books VIII remain open thirty days.
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The demand wheat moderate and confined eIclu
activity n fresh ground -four For export there de-
OF aD as Tar e receipts sufs om n to
dsv rot equivalent 20 the demand from the mers prices
S@ winter whss, Also find, 5cs,y
e Say .D2n 81 see for & ~
Sr red re-. for for s red M ss g. sns % - s
= s2 80 tof whit. Calilornia latter for small
S. c' Gn va. Vs aev. ST On
and for Eastern shipment with some inquiry for expo and
II aT ss % MIXED
n higher hSn
sales aOon. hnshsl, a So s'c and
sads, go :1 ssvs .or and as
w e. s:~ No. g:.lsa s No: ). $40. 80 DO
sss ssT .:sss and &c. tor ps bog %
per ss Pesl:d salmon WIRE steady at SO ss and picked
rates r.. for ssn 70
business eAsted more activity the demand being prin9i
Evsrpool per steamer corn 3D. boxes
bacon Ton. ,Sy e seed ed cheese Al ans sr s
aTs a. g. Ant t. e'spr 'S s Sss
% serG s cheese A. .' To Az
The charter. SsIsA nri:i.A lArs with 200 bes petro
Ssr a % e 81 An ss,
I me- s, S ssssS SSs
slaves $50 An American brig with LOO bbs petroleum
e% f. 2 s hS e. to aa si g. or
n direct. Norwegian brig. BOO bbs. petro
do 10 INC BaN'c at IT, 3D.; vessel to the Mediterranean
with 1000 bbs nour and British vessel. $500 bills petro
G sy t. p, s s BY 5s cu
New Lon Jon, private terms.
moderately active. Sales LOO bales at
sass We quote 81 We. &c.
SUSSy Race though quiet were steady at 1sc. 1Shc
ae Tor 1857 crop 0c SOC for 1855 do and isc ac.
Hrprs-The market quiet but prices were unatercd
civ slaughter 300 green sailed Mobile and $50 dry Southern
on private terms. We oe;buenos Ayres, "a lbs,
ydc.s MIG gold Do goa ssI.s = y ss5ee Mon,eyteo,
RIO iirandsylO 97ibs, NC orinoco, 81 ~ bs., 2oc
Cabfsrna 2a Is lbs, &c. a2sc Central American IS
cyn 1s Is , cs ic isc and rcsas, "a Is l5s iac.
6e Total stock, August 4, 1sss, 1i050,.
Hpwp-napiis continued In demand and closed firm at
INpiao was quiet but held at full prices We quote Ma
sia, 70c a25c. Madras, Wc loi 0ua'emala u 10 q
~ y, snd Bepgai, 81 10 a "a os al gold. :,
SSs 81 sPS esr,a"ce We from yard is
2 s1 zee s. sn do sSs hsa an. q
former rrises-v,., $40 ss for No and tbs 1873 for
No the former, which remsins scarce so ton. were
cash. Refined bar steady at ISL yss 90 Rats were
steady S7s sJ for American and ss " Sss gold for
Evsp-soms important sales OF spanish and German
rurored Ordinary focIsn wa. quoted at 50 50, gold
HyArHrR-Ihe demand for hemlock was light but prices
oas tie demand light but prices were Unchanged
We quote -Hemiosk Buenos hyres heavy Csc vc mid
aSs ss ssse light middle &c. s S' S.'ss sS,
sss $50 &c.; or' hsSs sse se. good sa%sSsd
SJssS % az gYSr &c. ma
a. S Sldsi.. dc. :' o &C .ss &C. ss
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Tue BUFFALO HORSE FAIR.
TIE Fastest Pacing Time Record-DiIly
Boycc Makes n Mile In aid Id.

from the Buffalo Courier August 81
saturday ana not lawn Hey hga ior rs se
during Friday evening and showers continued 10
fai until Two O'Clock Saturday afternoon. But at
that hour the skies cleared up and 1t was soon de-
cadel mat the saddle race should take place.
Arrived at the course VIC found but a corporaPs
guard N att n al c te e ape ~ :"
at the close Of horse fairs does not pay no matter
what the attraction Is on Saturday The best pacing
time on record was made, an event well worth see
ing but there were not over six hundred spectators
The track was m fine condition considering she
heavy rains showing the advantage Of under-drain-
ing but was heavy In spots: q high wind blew,
which must have taken at least Two seconds from
F,rs Bec.-Lucy drawn. Rolla Gold Dust drew the
Ros VIVA, betting there was ruled abot two to
favor q Racer They got on WIN an even start on
inside around The is. turn and ogeu.: o fH ssh.
DO sla out as no was re,iins ;aaalely up the back
% @ % ea rs sn 4. e r sSo %.s I to ni
R Si I ALMOST s,anG while he keatac SoFe tIoe
B e IL Sc e snn or ss fr n sS
and he had attend 70 business his distance Roa
generally though that would be much faster than ,se pre-
ifm Ts Neither horse kip during the heat,
Ely sSySs the %sas Ss
H .% s S S.s'P
clockwork all the around. OF he had show
FOR the heat against such time that made by Billy Boyce,
but close to the distance dag and must Wot
ted heat inside OF y :23.
Third .a'-This almost repetition OF the former
heat They got of with Rola Gold Dust slightly In tho lead,
hut the drew from him and led hopeless
distance At tho quarter In az This hafmie pole was passed
In C6 Royce being far IN advance, and the mile
made in l4, second faster than the former heat The
time OF RolIa Gold Dust In this heat was2:2.
u,th Ho-There some betting nj from ten to twenty
10 one result being thought that there was still
chance the might behave a. he did In the first beat
IL had no auch Intentions however, travelling steadily 10
Inc auarter 35 the half in 0 and the race In 220a
SUMMARY.
BUFFALO DRIVING PARK, August !. ls5b-Eor gate
money mile heats best three in Ave. TO 30 az they pease
X g. Carr named b. g. Billy Boyce. ..............g
H. 4. Dorsey named B. g. Rolia Gold Dust .....".
Budd Doble named b. M Lucy Or.
Time, k-2lia-2;s0a.
The best pacing time on record hitherto Ia that OF
Pocahontas, In harness, made many years ago, and
being 2:l7T Billy Boyce has knockedthree seconds
from that time, and had the track beeufn perfect
condition, and the wind not blowing, we do not
doubt that he could have paced his mile In 2:0, and
perhaps faster. Never has horse been seen 70
cover the ground 50 rapidly. His movement 10 that
OF machine and his rider--wh0 By the way Ia the
best In the United States-dd not seem to weigh
pound on HE hack
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4oc &c. middle, ssc 4ec light ssc a4ic Bellies ssc


market but about prsyoa:
4as and 70 do Nuevi.as at 55c;
and ~ TUs1 The for
a hsns Msle s. Of S sS at c
AZ s sSS q Ses DO ysS &c. so srd w Se
S Nor quiet and Il STEADY at prices . ss aas
sS g u
s ~ a?ss ss%%sa y s sTa pss
70 S ss .nd
loo o do w1.hngton 9s gallon bbIsl at $s So =,
s9sSs and SSs We're Of salons s.
ana h%
Ss steady al @ while olive wa; unclaimed q.
80 tSl. Northern &c We quote winter
inc With @ s G
@ sss 81 ssi Ma aa adsd ss g 5 g.: in 0'
sfsif5
Is d for na ss
$ss Tor s..5. prime and saa ssS includns
HS: s rs and rs ss %s
s:a, y" Ssts ai%as' :si' ~
Cut meats were toersby arm a
e =! Sss
iC5 Dssfss a
for Western and city long clear Ice lie. for short
sss IKE long sS sa:
q:
ns hs sSuyn 5
osaRgs county pail. u.s. a. sssias tub:
CSC Cheese was in active demand for shipment. and prices
iSc and fair to extra factory daires lac lS sso
and IFS ac. naphSs Crude bui active
s o
As Sales an s Standard 0Ss se in q. our
go aS prime straw So
White for August s
gI%s sh straw &c.
RICE remained quiet but steady at lOc li for Carolina
1 Gn raw wa. quit.
being chiefly from and prices % a1 firm at e
haSs ds an1,s ,I fSS
iet fair to prime refining Porto Rico, lie i've fair
saoiis va, fair demand and firm a c
y C. for hard; 1876 l6c for soft white andilaac
sErDsalcutta linseed was in demand and sales were
but e'a at
s 'fs within an PAT. s . das aS
quiet at ~ co 80 65. Flax also quiet at SO s..
SALT.The market, though quiet rather irmer In
sequence of the in gold obhers' prices "a
50 10 for Ashons per SACK So SO 10 for Marshas and
Worthngton's do So rs 30 so for Evans do SO 10 SO 30
for Higgins 80 SO 10 for ground and 5Oc 50Hc for
Turks Island per bushel
srELTER.-fhere sales of rs tons Scsian at So 49,
gold.
SoAP.-Castile was quiet, at 16Sc. 1870.
sales restricted by the scarcity prices unchanged
Deer were In moderate demand We uote:-Goat-
ppampico 65c size, gold; Ma,amor3s 6'c' DO;
Soc, do; Curacao l7Ic., do; Cape 52hc a
Doc do. Deer Honduras and Vera Cruz 45c gold Central
American 45c 471c. do San JUAN 4Oc. 41c. do Ssa,
43c. doc do; Angostura Soc 322c do; Para, 42c
45c. do.
TALLow was in moderate demand and steady the sales
being ", 900 lbs. at 1914 l2l9c.
TiNThe business Inc In pig was light but prices were un
quoted at e6%c 27c, gold, and English 24c, do In
at 81 TO- gold The estimated slabs Straits
$500 do Banca and Bullion and $50 do English Total los
ton and New York. SO $50 slabs
ToBACCoThe market for Kentucky stil active, the
demand being principally export The low grades being
in small stock fairly held. while heavy sua
BILE for Germany very rm. The lighter of leaf
freely offered Mt quotations. The sales comprised
$50 hhds. at i04c. lac. Seed leaf was more
active, but sales were somewhat restricted by the
mness OF holders There sales of 100 State
&c., lis do do private terms 81 do Connecticut at lbc
small stock desirable kinds the high prices which
they held restricting business Sales $50 bales ut
90c Manufactured quiet usual, at previous prices
We Quote:-
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TIE SARATOGA RACES.
SARATOGA. Augnst 4. ISGS,

Z,
The nth annual meeting OF the Saratoga Associa-
ton will commence tomorrow. There Is a great
crowd here, az usual during race week among
whom are some OF the most prominent TURTLES IN
the country, and the prospects for good racing are
excellent
For the Travers stakes eight horses Will start
namely, Mr.. Norris Boaster and Fanny Ludlow,
Mr. Bacon's Lost Cause, st. Paul, Bonnie Braes
Banshce and two of Colonel McDaniel's.
For the two mile heats Plantagenct, Stonew I'll
Jackson and General YOrke are entered.
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IS. r. fiNAN,
Captain Company |, Ninth regiment NJ. V. N.
Proposed Presentation Flag TO the Mont
gOmery Guard.

NEW 1UNk, August 3, IOBS.
To THE EDITOR OF THE liERALD:-
In yesterdays HERALD noticed your editorial on
the drill at Tonpkins square between Company E
OF the Twelfth regiment, n q. S. ~ y, and the
Mont gomery Guard, OF Boston. Not only were the
Montgomery Guard treated badly but also the
guests who were invited to witness the drill. In adj
InIration OF the genilemany conduct or the Mont
g0mery Guard, which they showed In spite OF all the
difficulties thrown III their way on the day OF the
drill, enclose 81 for the purpose OF presenting
flag to the Montgomery Guard, not doubling IN the
least that there will Re large contribution for the
purpose of wiping out the disgrace the Twelftl have
pun upon Us. G. O. j., Captain.
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Two O'Clock p. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.
TUESDAY, August 40 p. M,

TUESDAY, August 4-6P PM
BUILDING MATERIALs.-Easern spruce was sti in toler
ably active demand and firm at $40 S22 with sales of
100000 feet at $22 at 800 and 17OO 1921 u.s. The
arrivals continue moderate. Yellow pine timber
remained steady at $50 u 1885, Laths were steady
at so 80 a sS. Lime steady at 81 10 for
common and 50 for lump Rosendae cement
changed at 81 75 Bricks in request at 10
~ 80 for New jersey 80 90 2 for North river $40 80 for
Long Island SlS So for Croton and t5 $50 for Phade
phia front.
CorToN.-Recepts, 8ib bales Only moderate demand
prevailed to-day, and with sellers anxious to realize
prices declined c 1c H. The sales moderate,
spinning. Snbloned are the CLOSING, Quotations:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-05

Henry WesfsrH
Kentucky. Liylt LeaI and tburksr M,
Luga, per lb .............. $40. 9hc. luc. al04c.
Common leaf. ..............l0 c. n llc lie. a lie.
Medium leaf. &c. lSc I3hc. nc.
sR:IssS; rs: e e j jss
Seiectlohs.. ioc isc. hz'c'
Connecticut and Massachusetts
hlers. blc nc we. lz13c
Average lots. ..............1Sc 31c 2jc a 40c.
Fine wrappers. .............35c. Sic. l5c. 60c.
New York State Gllers 5j9c. SIC 6sc. 71c
Wrappers ......lS c sS5c he a sSc
PENNSYLVANIA and Ohio h'lers 519c.a &C. &C. ,sNc
Wrappers. -. ............l arc. I2c a &c.
Havana 75c. Sic good. a5c. 81 fine, ~ 05
average lot, 9Oc s2Sc. Manufactured Black work,
and medium I7fc. 22c In bond; do. good and fine.
Csc. Boo. Bright work-Common and medium Csc. 45c,
In bond; do. good and fine 50c. "A shc.
WusKEy.-The market RENAME firm and a moderate
business DONE The sales 800 bbs nj &C. &c. In
WHALrroors-Therc were sales Of 1000 lbs bleached at
l0bc. lohc chiefly AT the inside price.
wHALEBoNE in demand. sales 1900 lbs. northwest
at gold 100 do Arctic, deliverable in New Bedford
60c.. do. AMI 80 q heavy do, on private terms.
Observation-Disclosures the sh, demand that prevails
the market for fleece remains holders believing
active inquiry will prevail showing disposition TO
operate except full prices 4sc f73c for Ohio, 4sc
a Soc, for Xxx do The arrivals, though still fair
gradually Pulled woods almost neglected
and heavy, while Texas and California we're quiet
than those for fleece. The stock is fair and
accommodating, Foreign was SOW of sale, but
do and Xxx do AT dc dse Xxx do. at 5Oc. Ioo'o and
sa0o light unwashci al &C.. ~ 900 ubbcd ACC. Soc
for super and extra $4,000 lbs sprns c California at 32hc
&c. 10000 do do private ternis l000J do Texas CSC
Soc lot $1,000 low DO. private OF foreign
the only sale heard of was 20 bales Donsko on private