New-York tribune., 1868-08-24

ton TO Mr. Isaac Harvey the Inspector OF Tobacco IN
this eity and neiphborhood, and says: IF manufac-
tuIer permits his cigar-makers to take toDaceo 10
their honses 10 make into cigars for him. he must also
furnish the means to put them up III the manner re-
qured by law. at the place where they are made De-
fore being returned to him. They sannot be returned
to him in bulk
The Commissioner Of the General Land Once IN max
ing up his ANIMAL stss ,bat S 1s Sonnty land war
rants for military services have been satisfied Dy oc
lions & covering an der Tr the acts Of Congress
passed in lsI7 and in 1880, 1882 and 1850 Inc aas @
taken were generally for aetuS Mmnssoa m Ore
gon Kansas Nebraska and the Territories OF Nashns
ton, Dacotah, and Colorado
The Mark Lane Express OF Ang 10 says; of ,b.
week sgsn favored S some rain on Ihusaa morning an
green crops but oar wants could drenhg week As Com were
@ sa, a. Tgs ws ib. y, s .ousdses 81 70 i ysd
weight continued heAr decline has been et 70 s s
extent Of 81 though localities have not eI
Nth 81 'l % SSai oas 81 sqi s ns Wheat .SS an sar, S
e7 s. 1854 isues ID e., than ,Gsa saa ss ga,W W
quarter eouny well be ssed - sh r1 when
hrmsrs ht and, 20 and all Spring below an
average tsoask should h-a1y early market We may
have fluctuations Both Pans aad abe country marei' o. france
prees Beguu Holland Germany have followed IN 6s vsts and
@ @ hs hes' s4, gi =. have ,,, 10 see Ms close before
~, 30 -. a., - hs,. III to hs thankful for
there no likelihood Of scarcity ofbrssd far as the United King
S"any ssa s5es people e. are srsdy M o. gloomy
e9s.qsshes Of The lrfa tonIh ha., TOO as p9'ns & on
IRE show that great property eeAn 10 the midst Of h
Rs V,es vi Be- glad Sf6sr sSandan5 4, 10 Hsss her
I s o iSs S S I1, , % S. ss 1 Of wT Wheat
II per oeEI bsyoud that Of last year"
The Cincinnati Gazette Of Friday says
There he marist bn, there vas hardly
hIrs eqne a, the bank, s.so9I,, a. cav, past '
The OfersI0ud Herald Of Friday
Por, SOD demand for atv The closest ei,crimna
rsDey aud Eastern Exchange very close.
The Chicago Republican Of Friday saws
Money matters in city remain ia substantially hs sane soafon
noted yesterday Currency continues large amounts nom
from the interior absorb all % daily and
@ ca.S i hsr. '%id m EsTt r' X nsS and
readily dseoustsd stn IS h. supply Of nds Is gr.
so,e market Rates Of interest remain steady and IN
changed At 10 per cent per snnum
The baltimore Gazette Of Saturday says:
MoHey eHtH1e IL GOOD demand Leans on cal s , of,,sa
sSps s a. & Sr 'Gt cs SS nothing So- son
Business paper Is selling At 6a7 per cent
The Philadelphia North American OF Saturday says:
There demand for money and she ss are higher Cal 'an'
Fseiass commercial paper ranges nom cas- per cent per AAna
The Boston Daily Advertiser says:
The demand M money TO-DAY has been moderately s,e ss We
that business paper moves more easily iha.
Ss p @ & Al msny Of Se baals At from a per cent although
tq ions @ .her hgs Per cen. h;ssr ol,,s pas % u
cs s light request and rule abos per en' %
Cove colluteralA
Amount OF coal transported on the Philadelphia and
Reading Railroad during the week ending Thur4day Aug
90 1865 5o77 tuns cwt previously tins year lsySsS
tuns u cwt; time last year. 2295o32 tuns cWt
The Miners Journal OF Saturday says OF the coal trade;
hv 3.cJ9 u bT canal
for a 2 90 tuns AGAINST ss aas oT The
corresponding week last h.ar a eaaiag fresa ssieh
damaged railroads aud drowned oui large EumeI oi COZ
lers trade T the corresponding week ayear We pre-
sun ali the eoere dHsg the eHsnng weef They
we're holding Clair and few IN the Mshanoy Valley AZ the
Aes accounts had -ok ten hours with an
vane wages ranging from 10 10 Is ssEi b both miners and
lAborerA
The following abstract shows the financial condition OF
the ST. Louis Alton and Terre Haute Railroad from the