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Cattle Fair.

THE undersigned informs the public that q
l Cattle Fair will be held at the Halfway
House between Two Rivers and Mishicott on
the following days in each month during the
year 1868 March 30th, May 25th, July
9th, October 5th and December Cd, and
would respectfully request the public to
patronize him and his undertaking. The
yery best accommodations may be found at my
place.
JULIUS WEILRP.
January 9, 1868. 25-1y ~t
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TIE STORY OF ALoST LIFE.

This story VIII run through twelve numbers
of the Weekly. All new subscribers will be
furnished with back Numbers, from the COM
mencement of the story, on notifying as.
Our esent subscribers can assist very
nuch In securing new readers and we shall
feel under many obligations tc such as shall ia
terest themselves in behalf Of the WISCONSIN
Postnasters end others VIII propose to get
up Clubs will be furnished with detailed infor-
nation on application at this Office.
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Teachers Attention.

MALE TEACHER Is wanted to teach
= TIC school ia Dis1iet No. /, Town of Man
iroW DC /, .p..s, .or "a term OF four months.
4; GOD wages W.. &c ,4il Apply to
fss3 L. TRA.30R, District Clerk.
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Cattle Fair in Cato.

Cattle Fair will be held at the Tavern OF
JOHN STEINER, in the town of Cato, seven
miles from Manit0woc, ON the Calumet Road
on the second Monday of every month during
the year 1868. The farmers of the county are
invited to attend
JOHN STEINER
March H. 186S-34-tf -
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TN CIRCUIT COURT - MANITOWOC
L County. Wilhelmina Kampfert, Plaintiff,
against Ferdinand Kampfert, Defendant
Summons-For Relief. Complaint not served
The State of WISCONSIN, to Ferdinand Kamp-
fert, defendant. You are hereby Summoned
and required to answer the complaint in this
action which will be fled in the Office of the
Clerk of the Circuit Court, County of Manito-
voc, State of Wisconsin, at the Village of Man
itowoc in said county, and to serve copy of
your answer to the said complaint on the sub
scriber, at my office in said village within
twenty days after the service of this summons
on you, exclusive of the day of such service
and if you fail to answer the said complaint
within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this
action, will apply to the Court for the relief
demanded in the complaint.
GEO. N WOODIN, Plaintiff IS Attorney
ID lated October Is, 1868. l4-t6
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Teacher Wanted.

A MALE TEACHER is wanted to teach in
n District Me-. IA, town of Franklin. For
further particulsrs, inquire Of 49,
THOs. EAhLES, District Clerk.
Nov. Is, 1868. 1913
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Taken Up.

CAAIE into the enclosure Of the subscriber,
" section %, town of Cato, last summer, .
steer and heifer, both yearlings. The steer
is red and white spotted, with white legs and
face. Heifer all red. Owner is requested to
prove property, pay charges and take them
away. THOS. THORNTON.
Nov. 10, 1868.
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Noise in the Head Discharges from the Ear,
Catarrh. Fits, Asthma, Rheumatism, Neu,
ralgia, and removes Cancers.
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Restaurant
AND
v lie ty S tore
HENRY WILCOX

Takes pleasure in announcing to his patrons
and the public generally that the liberal pat
ronage they have bestowed upon him has ena-
bled him to fit up and stock his estat lishmei t
SO that he can now of:r them greater induce
ments than ever before for the continuance Of
the same
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HARNES MAKER.

Recommending himself in these branches
promises to execute all orders with proHptness
and in the best style. dolly
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OH THOSE CORNS !OH THOSE CORNS.
Morning Paprr, dug. &c.
OH MY ! OH MY! l can't stand it !;
but he did, for he sent right off and got a box
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TIVE highest price paid in cash for whoa,
i aid other produce by $50.
Att EDWARD CONWAY,
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Prints, Delains, ShaWls,
CHOICE GROCERIES.

Flour, Feed, orockery, Hardware, &c.
Also an assortment of ship chambers goods,
such as Tar 0akum, Pitch, Ropes, Needles,
and Sewing Twines, Marlin, Hemperlim,
House Lines, &C. Ship supplies of all kinds,
to which trade especial attention will be paid
Also fine lot of
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Two Thousand Barrels
MICHIGAN LAND PLASTER

Fresh and direct from the mills, which will
have ON hand for sale early in the spring.
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000 REWARD for any case which
i 9OOO DR.. RICHAU'S GOLDEN REM
Ell les fail to cure. All unfortunate suffer-
ers, from whatever cause, who may apply for
it, will have circular sent them free, contain
ing description of these wonderfuT medi-
cines, and the diseases for which they are Pc
culiarly adapted, by DR.. ID b. RICHA RDS
22S Varick street, Ncv York.
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Christmas Presents,

Consisting of toys of all kinds, fancy cam
fdies, &C., whic bought at aucti n ices,
and shall sell them at half their value, as /
will close them oct on or before Christmas,
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Having purchased full stock of goods dur
ng the great panic in prices, am enabled to
sell all best STYLES.
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My stock of Boots and Shoes consists of
mems stoga and kip boots; boys do; women's
and misses calf ball. shoes; children's copper
tipped shoes, and 100 pairs congress CATERS at
cost-all of which are CUSTOM MADE and war
ranted to give entire satisfaction
New-York tribune., 1868-08-26
nnMEsTIr MAREErS-

,nEtpHlI Aug 25-Coon steady Mddng Ma3lc Clover
sa~A Coffee and Moses unchanged Flour
Worth Western Extra Family so Peo9'yy&m5 & ald ollo ono doI
SlGd Dull ami deened Sc sales 500 bush good and
prime Rel ~ 2jd ~ IS Amber ~ 30 Re bSd - 70 1on
m fair demand bush Western aud PcnnsyNau1 Yellow
2td4l Western, ~ 22U Al o. Oats hmer. Penusy
1ana New 7Oc g5c Petroleum aud Provisions unchanged
LnrisyLE Avg 25TObacr0 Gnn sales SO bids Lugs % Melnm
Leaf 25d s IS, Cutting 10 50ds2l IS Wrappers. 80 "a
Flour deuug>uperdne 80 Is SIS Choice 80 so Wheat-Pme
Red 70 o5 Corn, shee IN bulk sc Oats 8e Mess
81 Bacou-SbOnder lJfc Clear KID sides bic ?
Cesr sides lGir Bulk shoulders 2i. Lard 1916 WHISKY 81 p
TOLEDO Aug 2Four quiet Amber Wheat shade tnner; Nme
shade oarr; sales White Michigan ~ OF Amber Michigan AZ
a. Oja ~ Ojl; ASHER Illinois ~ u No Red at 80; No
Sntpg Al 90 Unchanged sales Of No al 81 OJ Oats sady
e Of SIZE No 2at 55ic R'e-Sses Of No at 81 J
No Pat FreghtsWbe 20 Buffalo &C. Corn 70 Bufao
c Reer,sGO0o bbs Flour 5000 bush Wheat "a ROG bush Corn
n OO bush Oats bush Rye SmQments-9O bbs Flour fV
bush Wheat 1900 600 hnh Oats 4WO bush hFe
OswEGo Aug 25The demand for Flour IS active, exceeding TIE
bbls 75d 80 for No Spring; 81 Tor
Amber +l2 White and S3 for Double Extra Whsat
market with moderate inquiry sales OF 5o 1un 10
Milwaukee Club ~ l5i 2OOO bush No chicago SPrng
Q5 Corn also scarce and Inactive sales Of 40 bush No ~ - oi
$40 Lsb do ~ sample at r. Oats held at 72c Other
Grains nom nal Corn Meal selling ~ asa ~ 30 y eWt MN ietd
In g,od de a. previous quotations Canal Freghs-Wh s
Corn NeNYok; Lumber 80 IS 70 the Hudson and -
TO New York lmpors-l340O bush Wheat $500 bush arey
and Of Lumber Canal EHpots-a65 feet Lumber
New-York tribune., 1868-08-26
Furnitur,.
P4SSRNGEkS ARRITED.

FROM CHARLESTON Aug 2-Ir steamship James Adger-J'me'
Suons Hardy Miss A. A. Foster G. A. Bridges, Miss A. D.
Prince H. Mccormack Mrs HabeDcht Master Thomnson Mrs
Ftcn Ms ~ Bird Major B. Perkins {. IIuge ard wife two
McApn Hashan and wife. J. Mott H. L. Chichester W. Delaney
G. r. Reunit A. Marina Mr Gat h. = Bnms r. HdgeHon y b.
Warren Miss Bbb b. T. Morse W Ashcott Miss Ashcot G. A.
Ieaguck A. Nachinsn Master Grady A W. White. White J. n
rrrr Mrs aui Terry ubcrk Nj z Blum j. Lori
Nr Knox r. T. aud j. s. Terry O. NJ LORD q ~ Hop,
pock Mr. Monoado r Fio,t W Frost " Bennett Mrs and
Miss Fraser Iear ard children Master Temple Mrs Heron and
family aud others 10 he seeTlge 90
PROM SAVANNAH July 23In steamship Cleopatra Mrs G "
Hussey child Met ssky r. Cara D. Camp, Gilbert But
e d. Thomas and wife b. Car and daughter Rev Jas story C6s
Sims and wife G. p. FTy anl NifeAS j. DoNlell
Miss NJ L. Dowdell Mrs Maggie Moran aud child Mss
Haywood ard two children, Master K George Master Elmer
Fee L. Kinsey J. Ladouo, T. Bckiort w q Co
Conn D. wood DR. A. Edwards, the Rev Ruins Perry,
Mrs Miss Fisher NJ J. Van Sickle and wife Miss Van Sickle,
j. De and wife. Miss De Eern W r. Hall aud
wife Miss Maggie Grover Miss Nellie Smith Miss Alice OsgOOd
New-York tribune., 1868-08-26

CLEARED.
s,,mbiDs-Ttus Brgeman Lerroo Mary Sanford Moore VIII
ugon: Saratoga, Alexander, Richmond =, -, s.... n,
S6ps-Bese Crosby Crosby Autaepi Mercury Setson iasre
Baks-Bader Anderson Hamburg overland DeDus he6oih,
bsa Eastern Star Foster 81 Kits Lewis Burnett St. John
"a Two Mars German Weymoath " 8 John Brghtman Gray,
Gibraltar and Genoa Pedro Davis jacksonville Hattie s. Bishop
Young Elabetapor A. NJ Bird Merrill BdgepOt
NJ Richards Irving, Wilmington. n G. Fear Not Ei6soh k9ck
sound A. F. Randolph Bennett ST. Johns, ~ LANE Baichede
Tngib CbareSon Robert Caldwell Mccormick ChareoDi Ileen
FrTry .Bedr; C. H. Name, Van Name. Nahngton {
Hero Kelly Slein Bowdoin. Randall BaimoEe J. > Lee '
wilmington, " "
Steamship Ceonatra Phillips, savannah mdse ana pass
Steamship Empire. Price Mashngon u =. inae aLo p"N
BaTk Toni KoetIkr, London 50 days. mdse
Barn Eugeuia, Dexter Shields 65 days nds, s. 1901, -,
re Sea Side BunOn, Glaee Bay e. b. 10 days coal
Bris Scipeoue, Yeychir, Cette - days, vines
ScRf Active Strachan; Rio Jaae'ro - day' coffee.
S.br Orralo. Small Turks Island IL DAYS s9lt
Sbr Mary Louisa Gsske Washington n c. naval stores
Schr Barbara, Ileasen NHgni'.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
SAN FRANCscO, Aug @-A'ea' smV' D"'iA "om NeN'loAi
Ocean hos HOLE Aug 2L-NO arrivals Light Winds from the south
W35L pv ,ug 2-Aulyed steamships Roman, from Philadelphia
& ApoI ships Gladiator Singapce Iecumseh Lon
% 61 Charles Miller Goree Confederate AgdoSsan schTa B "
aon 9 ,1 gr,s Cl,resou: GOV J. Y. Smith. NewYork
Aso caIdage iem Ahea EuTu Phi3delphs E@
Port Johusou schss. Ca Wilmington C E Boee, NeNiorA
FOREIGN PORTS.
orEEysrowY Aug fhe steamship Cy q Baltimore from New
York Aug IS arrived at this port this morning The steamship Palmyra
nom New.York Aug. ~ arrived at ibis port yesterday
DISASTERS.
tvgppoot Aur 2S-pratches continue be received giving
accounts Of hpweck caused by the receu gale vessel arrived AZ
this port TO-DAY which reported having the ship tayote OF ne
coast eand The Favone sailed from s ot lew eays age ~
NewOreans She had experienced the gale and was dmae AID
nsng condition The crew. however suoeoJ refused 10 leave TIC
ship.
My 90 a s. lon 80 % T., ship Brsoan Of Bristol E. day
from Bombay ior HaSre
New-York tribune., 1868-08-26

remunerative to capitalists and to our whole people
1t is of vast national Importance commercially, DO
ltically, and evangelically.
Shares of this Company to a limited number may
be obtained at $50 each so payable down. els on the
lst of November and s2j payable in monthly Install
ments Of 81 50 each, commencing December l, 1868,
on application to
Messrs. BooKsrAvER, THAYER & SLOssoN, No. 10
Wall-st, New-YoTk
The NATIONAL BANK COMMONWEALTH, New-fork.
Messrs. DRExEL & Co., Philadelphia
Messrs. J. L. BRowNELL q Co, New-York.
Messrs. JAY COOKE d Co., Washington, ID. {.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK, Washington, ID. {.
Messrs c. ID. HEAD and T. H. PERKINS, Boston.
Messrs. LEE, HIGGINsON d Co, Boston
The MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK, Syracuse, y. T.
The SYRACUSE CITY BANK, Syracuse, n. \.
Messrs. CHAs. f. CHASE d Co., Baltimore, Md.
Messrs. DoNAHoE, KELLY d Co., San Francisco,
Cal.
w. r. HIGBY, esq, Pequonnock National Bank.
Bridgeport, Conn.
II. II. ORMsBEE, Manufacturers Ins. Company,
Providence, II. ].
w. II. MORSE, American Express Company, Schen-
ectady, n. Y.
And at the Office of the Company,
Nos. % and % Nassau-stp New-iork.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-26
Total. ..5,9lO,VU

H.
These ports have foreign commerce Of $9OOOO0CO'
and AN enormous domestic trade. beside which we
have the immense internal commerce of the Empire
radiatng from these points, through its canals ana
navigable rivers.
The cable being laid, this Company propose erect
ing landlnes and establishing speedy ana trust
worthy means of communication, which must com
mand there as everywhere else, the communications
of the Government Of business, and OF social lle es
pecially in China. She has no postal system, and
her only means now of communicating information Is
by courier on land, and by steamers on water
The Western World knows that China is very
large country, in the main densely peoped; but
few yet realize that she contains more than third
of the human race The latest returns made to her
central authorities for taxing purposes by the local
magistrates mako her population -Four Hundred and
Fourteen Millions and this is more likely TO be under
than over the actual aggregate. Nearly all Of these
who are ever ten years old only but do read
aud write Her civilization is peculiar, but her liter
ature is as extensive as that Of Europe. China is
land of teachers and traders and the latter are
exceedingly quick TO avail themselves of every prof
fered facility for procuring early information. 1t Is
observed in California that the Chinese make great
use of the telegraph, though it there transmits mes
saQes in English alone. To-day, great numbers of
feet steamers arc owned by Chinese merchants and
used by them exclusively for the Transmission Of
carly intelligence. II the telegraph we propose, con
Meeting all their great seapOrts, were now IN exist
ence il is believed that its business would pay its cost
within the first two years OF its successful operation
aud would steadily increase thereafter
NOcnterpIise cOmmends itself as in greater degree
New-York tribune., 1868-08-26
ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH IN CHINA.


THE EAST INDAIA TELEGRAPH COMPANY's Office,
Nos. % and y Nassau-st.: Organized under special
charter from the State Of New-York.
CATTAL..-................. Sj,OOOOOO.
$4,000 Shares, 800 Each.
DIRECTORS
Hon. ANDREW G. CURTIN. Philadelphia;
PAUL S. FORBES of Russell q Co., China;
FRED. BUTTERFIED of +. Butterfeld d Co, New
York.
ISAAC LIvERMoRE, Treas Mich. Cen. r. r., Boston
ALEXANDER HOLLAND, Treas. Am, EX. Co, New
York.
Hon. JAMES NOxON, Syracuse, n Y.
O. II. PALMER, Treas. West L. Tel. Co., New-York ;
FLETCHER WEsTRAY, of Westray, Gibbs q Hard
castle, n. Y;
NICHOLAS MICKLEs New-York
OFFICERS:
A. G. CURTIN, President;
n MICKLEs Vice-President;
GEORGE CONANT. Secretary;
GEORGE ELLIS Cashier Nat. Bank Common
wealth, Treasurer;
Hon A. X MCCLURE Philadelphia, Solicitor
The Chinese Government hariRg (hrouqh The Hon.
lpsou BarlinqqpfI C0Rceded to this Company he prir-
ge Of connecting the greet sGports Of the Empire by SUD-
Murine electric telegraph cable re propose commencing
operations IN China, and laying do%n q hRc o. VVO m"@
at once, Jeceea the following ports, rs.: ,..,..,..
New-York tribune., 1868-08-26

COLUMBUS, CHICAGO, AND INDIANA CENTRAL KALI
WAY COMPANY FIRST MORTGAGE SINKING FUND ~
YEARS SEVEN PER CENT COUPON BONDS, INTEREST
PAYABLE APRIL AND OCTOBER IN THE CITY OF NEW
YORK-'The road is about 600 miles IN length, with
unsurpassed connection, passes through the most
popul0us and richest agricultural sections OF me
States of Ohio. Indiana and Illinois, and ITS tralne
recepts il is believed will prove ample in any con-
tingency not only to provide for the prompt payment
of It's interest and other liabilities but also for salts
factory dividends to its STOCKHOLDERS. ihe BONDS
New-York Parties desiring to invest in these Bonds
can obtain the same together with any further IN
formation that may be desired on applcation 10 tle
undersigned WM r. FOsDICK at ST. Nicholas Ma
tional Bank No. Z Wall-st. u. 4. MURDOCH, at Con-
tincntal National Bank, No. Z Nassau-st.; JOHN A.
IsELIN n Co., No SO Wall-st.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-26
TUESDAY. Aug. 25-P. VI

Gold opened at 145l, sold at 14G3, 145s, 145 li4s
closing at 144l The clearings of the Gold Exchange
Bank S7l S97 GOO, and the balances 81 70ll6 g.
The Saxonia, for Hamburg, took $59OGS in specie
Government bonds opened weak. and sold at de-
cline of IA per cent from the opening prices The
principal purchases were made to cover shorts The
market was freely hammered by the bears State
and Railway bonds dull and steady. Pacific
Mail continues firm at 1908. Delaware and Huds on
made further decline of u per cent closing heavy
Express shares were steady, with unimpOrtant trans
actions. Wells, Fargo sold at 279 Adams advanced
per cent American sold at Al United States, A
Merchants Union, 2ls. At the close Pacific Mail
strong at 1913; Adams sold at 4S; Wells Fargo, 2S.
Railway shares opened dull, with an indspostiOn TO
operate. Erie opened at 49, sold at 5O! 4S, 49! 49,
closing at 40 bid and has been without any special
movement The balance of the list was duh, with
very light transactions, prices remaining at about
the closing quotations of yesterday. st. Paul stocks
were advanced per cent on the common and per
per cent on the preferred and the sales of Chicago
and Alton were per cent higher than the last quo
tatious At the close the general market was frmer
New-York Central sold at 125 Reading, 9O!. The
balance of the list showed a slight improve
ment, the market closing firm at quotations.
The Government market, after being hammered
freely during the early part of the day, assumed
frmer tone. and an advance of and ! per cent was
made on the list the demand being particularly
for the '64s, and the 5-2Os, which were in de-
mand to short contracts, and considerable pur-
chases made for speculative account by opera
tors who think the decline from 1O94 not warranted
in the present easy state of the money market. At
the close, however purchases were made by leading
operators, and by the German bankers, who came in
and bought all the bonds offered, and cleared the
market at from to per cent advance from the low
est quotation of the day. The market closed strong
L. Gs 1881 Reg lI2i aII3 u. s. $50 COu C5 IlO3 aOl
L. 5 6s 1851 Con- lib d1131 US52O Co. GjlO74 Q1O7E
L. s. 500 los dlOsl u. s. 500 COu. ct. lO73 0lO7t
L. s. $40 COu G2 l2Tdll3 |U. g. $40 COu 66. 1O75 alO3
L. s. 500 Cou Ca lOgI aIC93 L. s. 1910 COu...oS alCs4
Tho folIowino ore YIN Heath 4, Co.'S last ouOta-
New-York tribune., 1868-08-26
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

SIX PER CENT IN GOLD, INTEREST. Principal also
in COIN abundantly secured The FIRST MORTGAGE
SO-YEAR BONDS of the CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD
Co. are amongtbe very best safest, and most advan-
tageous securities now offered. They have special
guarantees from State and National enactmcnts rep
resent the first lien upon the best portion of the Cen
tral Pacific Railroad line. and already in great
esteem here and in Europe. They yield at present
rates than eight per cent upon the investment
and the loan is being rapidly taken. The Central
Pacific Railroad is well and substantially built 1t
will be completed within twelve months, and lis rere
nues are in specie.
For sale at 1O3 and accrued interest from July l. in
currency, by FISK ~ HATCH,
Bankers and General Agents for the Loan, No.
Nassau-st.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-26
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per canal. Vcsssls. and Railroads.

ArG 279i5 bush Wheat l2 2ei bush Corn 800 bash Oats
bush Malt 1887 bush Barley 26 bush Flard
bush Grass Seed l2jnO bb Flour 598 bags Flour m be
22O bb Refined Petroleum, 822 bbs Crude Petroleum J7
bbs 85 Cut Meats ~ pkgs Ashes 2lO pkgs Butter
o55 boI Chese 100 pkgs OF Cake b6~ Copper 2t e6s
WHISKY g7 bhs Eggs s2 bales Wool 100 bales Hops $40 SIDES
Leather 200 Hides ~ hhd Tobacco ll2 boxes and eases Tobacco 1
boxes Starch 78 bags Copper Ore 90 pigs Whale Oh lS bags
,,a See
New-York tribune., 1868-08-26
PACIFIC RAILROAD lor MISSOURI SIX PER CENT COLI

PACIFIC RAILROAD oF MISSOURI SIX PER CENT GOLD
BONDS.
Over three millions dollars Of the above loan hay-
ing been sold in this market since the 1st inst, beside
several large lots for shipment TO Europe the price
has this day been advanced par and accrued inter
est in currency.
The proceeds Of this loan to be applied to pay
ment of maturing obligations and not for extension
of the road or new Improvements. The bonds will
be frstmortgage on 2S3 miles of road running from
St Louis to Kansas City, and have 20 years to run
principal and interest payable in gold. Coupons ma
ture February and August. Net earnings now double
the amount required to meet interest account.
For further particulars, apply to
CLARK, DODGE 4 Co.,
No. u Wall-st.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-26


SUGARSIh Raw Sugars has been r but tue sales
forced holders eynce strong desire TO realize au buy
operate with the continued large supply cat
culatsd thn much Advantage prices are not aa
good Refng; ldllic for fair %
nj ronnay 81 20 hhis
soi common 20 y good Refining at 0ic Re6ned In
l5ic Tor Ioaie ed Granuate ana CIuslen 1i@i' of
son White aud lJnlfic ior ielos. n,,
SALT-Sak salts quiet about our previous pnces BiA u
fair demand three argo bhve arrived ani been hkn ~
41dtc T Turks Island Spcte has ruled qnet AZ le of Nue
and llc fof Refined We quote Uohbeg pncesl: %.
81 55Syrlcuse hne. ...9 ~ N ~
Iypool ca saeksl 90 n 81 o. iv. Fine Wthiugts9 10
Lv Pine Ashton. 10 20 Liv f1oe' HEgH'''9 Z" ]"
syraeuss ground. 70 a J 8ol .,,,
sEEDS-A Moderate inquiry gb F Seed At 81 IS hash
Timothy quiet +3d - 2 per bush Clover seed '
quiet pane Cacaa LlseeI quei sales 10 Boston o oV Oh'
soAP-Ws note sale, Of 30 boxes CASTLE at i7ql7ie
SrEARlS-A m inquiry M the home trade aud the market : STEADY
,,lrs of 80 000 y ~ s. "a iqic. cash -.--
STNAC-I1e market straiV q from f91f z Nl Tor SICILY
TALLONThe been sctys alt prices have ell
slightly; sales of l At ~ alic for Country AMI M 4I@t of
WooL-Ho5e, Of state and continue srm their
the hasless couteueuee j. esi7eei' SUI we uo
vcrr hr .rquiy Manufacturers the principal hu1er hut
c01incl lots r their Immediate wants
1loWs. Domestic Flceces % yditr Tor
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