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New-York tribune., 1868-08-27
DONEsTIC MARKETS

PHuAngpHIA Aug 2Foar du Superfne. ~ 5Q6 S8 25 ET
trts good North Nestern Extra FAMILY
SlUG %: Mnneso doe = 10 JJ0 81 - PennsyynA ana ono
do S0Ell JI Fancy 6l3OGlf Wheat quiet, afer further e-
cne sale. 300 New Red % 25 - 31 loJ bns Choice
Delaware Amber ~ 40 RYE s. aSl 20 r New and
Old PsnusJyiu light demand; Mixed Western 81 y ID
D. sell slowly; sales 5000 buh. New Fennsyha1a Ne
Groceries aud Provisions Buchangei Whssv. ~ 90
89d6s 6t Ae hss been mode Of 1000 sacks deliverable Ia
September 81 g. Legal Tenders, 7Oh
BALTIMORE Auc. NCotton duI hddings nomnaiT yc Folr
dull pucrs very weak bat nonuay unchngef Wheat
steady and nd Prime 81 aDOT ~ 0' Good - IIJ0zZ4 ~
steady; Prime ~ z30sl % Warm, l5U 81 8 Oats hun
Rib sides i1 07ici Clear Sides, I's 4c shoades Aie Hams
CEclso Aug 2G-Four qaa uuchinged WHEAT tHe ani
advanced a0c sales Nu % ~ asa 81 @ No. al - ~ Corn
sole Oais active advanced u &c. 5J0otc Rrs hm
advanced l0lc 0Sl ~ for No. aud 81 Zknt 70
adyaurel 506c; sies ~ No 40 5d ~ 5'
Rejected 81 izWue, cIsier' Bonded t5c Free : ~
Prauson 0ue and ureanEd Mess Pork go 90 Sweet fcs
Hams. l7ic Lard i oe3c Cattle active aul advanced ~ ~
Medium Shipping Bpcves S30 80 90 Live Hor active
advanced U0I5c. at aUU tlO la ReeentlOO hbA
Whert l5Gn0 bash Corn. i 900 bush Oats
anu Iloca ahpm-uf 50J bb Flour, 5000 bush Wbeat ioI"
Corn Oo0 900 Hogs Tg; active anl bnn ~
I595i Wheat Sc Oats &c on Com and lie on
Whea. 10 huflIO.
,vEso Aur 28Pour unchanged; sales $50 hbs Al 80 759
snrug ~ for Amber Winter BIZ for White, and
a3 r Double Extra don: sse, o 8o bush No Mlran-
Ambe Michigan 42 % tari 600 bush White Michigan on prae
shsr leii saes Of 6l0 bush No a 81 TO- 0as
quiet. sles pm bush Wteu AZ ll Barley UHrl lo-l N.Al
~ 45442 20 crt Mu Feed unchanged; hlors $50 rA'i
Wheat gc Corn Nerlorg LuHber 80 p to the iisoa
Lake lmpos-1Q0CD bush Corn ll2Gl BUSH Barley a1d lo
feet of Lumber EEuore-330 hush. Wheat 1890 bush
Corn. 600 busa BaTey. ard 800 lusA Peas
New-York tribune., 1868-08-27
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

PACIFIC RAILROAD lOF MIssoUR) sIX PER cENT GOLD
BONDS.
Over three millions dollars of the above loan hav-
ing been sold in this market since the lst ust beside
several large lots for shipment TO Europe the price
has this day been advanced to par and accrued inter
est in currency.
The proceeds Of this loan are 70 be applied 70 pay
mcnt of maturing obligations, and not for extension
of the road OF new Improvements The bonds viii
be first mortgage on 2 miles Of road. running from
St. Louis 90 Kansas City and have 20 years 20 run
principal and interest payable in gold. Coupons na-
ture February and August Net earnings nov double
the amount required - meet interest account
For further particulars, apply TO
CLARK, DODGT & Co..
No. Oh Null-st.
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TO INVESTORS.
sFyEN PR CENT INTEREST II GOLD.
pnINcIplf Also pAYknIE Is GOLD.

sFyEN PR CENT INTEREST IL GOLD.
PEIVCIPAL Also PAYABLE IN GOLD
The First Mortgage Bonds of the Rockford Rock
Island, and ST. LoHis Railroad Company, as an IN
yEsTNiENT SECURITY, combining perfect safety
cheapuess and profit are unequaed by anything
offered IN the market.
They paw seven per cent interest-Feb. and Aug.
lin gold com. free Of GcrerHmet tar. The principal
also is payable IN gold.
The bonds have fifty years 10 run, and are conyer-
tible into stock N the option Of the holder slnk
ing fund Is provided sufficient TO pay OF the whole
mortgage az maturity.
is payable IN New-lork, OF London, at the option OF
TIrse bonds are fully secured, being a first lien Of
e. 600 OO0 upon 20O miles of railway costing $1,000
OJ and tUyersng hc finest district Of llnois also
upon 3OOOO ACREs OF IND, estimated 70 contain wv
100000 tuns Of coal These lands on the completion
of tho railroad through them, will be worth more
than the whole amount OF the mortgage.
For an the coal this Company can produce there
rs . ready market 900 miles of railway and the
populatinn of 5000 square miles of territory can be
supplied with fuel from its mines, more readily ana
chcapIy than from any other quarter;
one bali the means required Tor the construction
and equipment OF the mllIoad and Tor the purchase
Of coal lands s derived from the sale OF capital
stock 10 which large subscriptions are made along
the line of road and elsewhere.
The work of construction is proceeding with great
rnudifv and the first division Of ~ miles giving an
outlet TO tho coal will be In full operation by lst
The estimated earnings Of this line of railway,
with coal business. are threc-fold what VIII De
required N pas interest on its bonds.
The Trustee for the BOndhOldcrs Is the UNION
IKUsT COMPANY OF kew-1Ork.
At 80. the present price, and with gold az 40 pre-
MUM, the bonds pay an income OF over lO per cent
per annum.
For sale at the Office Of the Company. u Wall-st
Governments and other securities received lu cX-
change ii. VI. BOODY. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-27
PfCSgVGFRS dRRTTED.

FROM LIVERPOOL. Aar 26-l7 steamship Cula-Mr aut Ms
Ar FLETCHER Mr AshHy 80 Poreo and ad Mr
fF chun aul hrs t-nrre ~ fuo;s.
ehii NJ ard Nrs Refed N ChHdr Nr Smith. Nrs
stephens Ar and Mrs hl. and lugh
Mr. Bingham A IEkcl NJ Petcgs Isay .nfu' rse obi
Baron L'ereF NJ Mills Mrs N. N Lehman Nr
Wallace Mr. aut hr IoDhim 81 ~ Iprtln. Hrrrr
Tophm Mr. Mocyer Mr MeIrne Mes's SsiraH NHrcheler,
Woods, McKcuEa. Aie Stewart Bailey bonlcy Qa lsmes kan
uey Wi,us If Altman, i and Ms Limhert grd afnt r.
Altman Nj Hrf Mrs R0sean. infant ard Col Garon. Cth
R r Gale and ad Upton and aiv NJ aui Ms Hssi aud
children Mr Sykes aal laughter Mr Maitland Ar MnrnA hr
Cook Emuuis Stcrfrrs, hr sud Mr. A'ro Mr and Me
Fuhl four Ltcrs tuHmlgs lIsK gsherT r.
Schaver Sehurer Mr. prJor and lady, Mis- Clurlts Nr lue
A Mr aud Mrs Wesir anl Mr Caaucry M Rsrs
den Scncrcr SHsue Brve Cbita James u' JOS Hemrn
Charles ie1eus Mr. Neteton nr ant Mrs jose n sol Mr. A
cock Marie Mr Ne. atnl anI child A aIt Mrs TVoiey
ard two daughters Mr. Thru p,ou SMITH Mr. a.d Mrs Gbab
Mrs jerome servant Mr and Mrs T. jerome Miss Jerome lys
children setysHt M Hull " p JaBres o. Jlifev Mr Haser
Major Forues M Calvert w. Van Scse ME and Mrs helTy A
Henry George Phillips Harry R'uaIs-lGi
PROM SAVANNAH Anr 2-Iu steamship Themes p Hamss snd
wife \ Slifar Wilson Brhrb art sif A Bock Chsues
Gabuu James Lauret iIer-y Msher n langley Miss Sts
A. shaw Wirr. o. Gardiner WISE l. normal Norman
Ars Thompson and ch l Samuel Lamb, Nhs LAMB
New-York tribune., 1868-08-27

road 10 the Southern Pacific Railroad Company, on
the payment of 81 900 , and the enlightenment Of the
latter Company 10 complete the railroad to Groy by
the lst day of July 1862 the transfer to be made on
the completion of the road to that point The city
Of San Francisco holds $4,000 Of stock IN the San
Francisco and San Jose Road
The Executive having submitted to the Attorney
General certain questions concerning the payment ot
the subsidy to the Pacific Railroad. Nj E'arts' IN
communication TO the President dated NeW-iork
Aug p, says:
Ihave given careful examination 10 the stautes reg
ulatiuc the construction Of the Pacuc fllodu' III relt
ence the duty OF the Executive upon Ie pull9lol
ers report Of the satisfactory completion OF suqcossse
"a practical course for Executive acuon Whcn sHhl
observe at once the conditions Of rapld opening OF
the roads 10 travel and tho security loi thg uuhte
suicien0v OF the structure. presume tldt shsI be
able 10 suggest course which viii NEE, ihe lbii obhga
ton Uf The Executive IN these respects; Dut " VIII
rcqure more time and attention than nave ~ yet d
al my command. would, therefore, Fc5Ietuih ddNlae
that the same course should Doe taken upon lt sccus
of the Pacific Railroad ready for the adFhhtc OF e
Government subsidy has been taken heIelolore ahd
that Huv change which may finally be. dcteruieu On
eIfgY ho reserved Tor future appntaIou' Ia tle
meantime the attention Of the Company has been cad
10 the situation OF the work. which has given rse 70 e
sOctude uf the Executive aud the proprey Ol satsiy
inc the Government TO the progress OF Work on le
sections heretofore accepted 20 bring them UP 10 le
standard OF permanent construction VIII uountess be
Before any further application for SUBSIDY WIZ hee 10
acted upon hy shah have been aulc 10 give I
answer TO the questions submitted 10 me
The usual monthly sales of Scranton Coal took
place to-day the prices show an advance from last
r,o,tI,'s colo We pive pouuaratiye quotations.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-27
ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH N CHINA.

ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH N CHINA.
THE last lNDAM TELEGRAPH CoMPANY's Office.
Nos Is and - Nassau-st.; Organized under special
charter from the State OF Ncw-York.
CATIAL...-......... ..-.---.$ $rOoO0n
5000 Shares 800 Each.
pmECTOEs
Hon ANDREW G.. CURTIN Philadelphia:
PAU s. FORMS Of Russell q Co., China;
FRED. BuIrERrIED. of T. Butteriicld ~ Co, New
York
ISAAC LIvERNORE. Treas Mich Cen. r. r., Boston
ALEXANDER HOLLAND, Treas. Am. Tx Co, New
York;
Hon. JAMES NoXoS, Syracuse, y. Y.
O. II. PALMER, Treas West Il. Tel Co.. New York;
FLETCHER WEsTEAY, Of Westray Gibbs y Hard
castle n. Y;
NICHOLAS MICKLEs, New-York.
OFFICERS:
A. G CURTIN, President;
n MICMRs Nce-Presidcnt;
GEORGE COEANT Secretary;
GEORGE EILH Cashier Nat. Bank Common
wealth. Treasurer;
Hon. A. X. MCCLURE. Philadelphia Solicitor
The Chinese Government hariHg through he Hon
AHson Burliugqme) conceded to uis Company he priri
lege Of connecting tho great sedpors Of he Empire BY sub
marine electric telegraph cable rs propose commencing
operations in Chino, and laying dotn Inc Of 900 nl
at once betiresH the JollowiHg ports riE.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-27
WEDNESDAY. Ang 2o-r. NJ.

Gold opened at l44. sold at 144l, IA l45 closing
at l44s0l443. The clearirCsof the Gold Exchange
Bank were O.150OOO. and the balances Sl,Sd,5i9
The Government market opened firm on the eX-
port bonds and excited and higher on the lowpriced
investment bonds, which were in active demand by
the German bankers. who have been large pur-
chasers, and also by operators who look for on ad
vance based upon the heavy short interest remain
ing uncovered, and the great ease IN money, which
continues to accumulate here and can only be loaned
at nominal rates At the last Board 52ls OF ~ t0d
at iOg9, Gss 1CS4 C7s lOSl with q general demand
to buy At the close. prices reacted a fraction
closing strong at quototions. Some large lots
of bonds were taken for investment to-day
State and Railway bonds were dull and steady
Central Pacific Railroad bonds continue IN demand
at l03 The foreign orders already filed IN Pacific
per cents lof Missouri insures early closing out
Of the loan. Delaware and Hudson sold atl20. Can
ton 45i Pacific Mail was stronger, selling atl03
with good demand Express shares were neglected,
and the transactions light The Railway share
market opened firm. New-York Central sold az l3j
125 1867 closing at 1853. Erie was steady al A..
49, The chief interest Of the street centered IN the
St Paul stocks which were excited and on free pur-
chases 10 cover sho-ts Common sold at sO!, an adj
vance 0 IL per cent in two days. The Preferred sold
at 50. After the shorts were covered the Common
stock declined to 75 and the Preferred TO sd Fort
Wayne was stronger selling at 1O7i. Tie balance Of
the Western list was all irmeT with more disposition
TO operate for an advance Tho Northwestern
shares were advanced u per cent Rock Island
was 2 Per cent higher At the close the
market was heavy New-Tork Central
Erie was dull; the balance of the market
was all higher Reading sold at 90t; Michigan
Southern SO: Cleveland and Pittsburgh SGl; North
western Common advanced to sS!. The Preferred
sold at s. Toledo, lOl 3. Fort Wayne, l0S. Chicago
and Rock Island was strong advancing 70 99!. 81.
Paul stocks were duh; the sharp advance OF the
morning caused a heavy block Of stock 20 bo pur-
chased privately at short account thus closing tie
principal short interest IN tho market The market
closed firm at quotations. Government bonds close
firm. with a more buoyant feeling than az any time
for the past two months The transactions have
been heavy. and the demand continued up 20 the
close of business:
T. s. Gs ISL Reg 1894 au9i Us520 Co new 651osb9ioa5
IT, s. 6s, 1881 COu.-lIa 4llai u 5. 800 Con Giles elnt
Il 500 Reg10-t 1lus I. 8. $40 Con C5. .lrtt alott
t. T. $40 COu 90 lib. ull3i q. =. 1OlO .lo5t @l4
g. s. uCou Ca. I0l 100. L. s. l04o COu.-lOet 0lo5B
T.. g. $40 COu 'C5.-1loi Qng
The following are Wm. Heath & Co.'s last quota
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prnr1prs uF PRODUCE

pgrN NaadL Ftssfb, md hulIfOada
90 o. efi Ls.h Com $50 busb Wheat tN bush RE, $500
hsh ola $50 bOsh Ss.d ss,h Malt M Ss'e m sA1,ssd
CO.. . ga ~. pttsr s pkg Cut Mess se phg. bFgs 20
piss T.o~ R pL POra . Pkg Sss.sn f. Fs, S.s ~ s. ss.
IA. l.si bb RsAasA PsIosa 40 ehA ynss Fslforsin, ~
pis sshss bbs Is 0n s aida TOeaso " eoiss and ses
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or NRw.YoRG.......Aus "a
CI.EARED.

CLEARED.
STANDARDIZATION Morton Savannah Neptune Bake Besoni
Chzreston
Sbps-Raer, Marsh, SaH FaResco g. hcranys, Williams
Mobile
Baks-Ioae Nicholas Nicholas Hsvre Jusn Pearson. Mors
Portland Daniel Chisholm Bueaos Aes Reindeer Wellington Bar
bsdosa
BS-Suwsnnee simpson pemerara Excelsior Cooper BernudA,
Victoria Iu IenoE Gov RaT ~ H. seaVrv, Lee Sata River
susan Carson Cow Bsy Asye, MeSssa, Latte Gee Bay Absi
Jewett Lsrsc Boson
Scbooae-Anna whiting Hutchinson Demezn a. Valentine
Tves WasAngnn H. e.; Moie, Pummer Sants Martha Savans
and Aeota Denuion Boston; Madeira Bradshaw Var
uuulh n s JulA Am els StonugtOa.
ARRIVED.
steamship Noodle Liverpool IS ne and Aug "a
Ions passed hsrk Lord Brougham bound W
Steamship Fay Baxter fernaudns, Fla miss and pass
Thames. Pennington mise.
Bag Perlia, SttpbeB Newcastle Mag ). chemicals
GaysborOggh Potter Windsor ~ r., u days plaster
TO MARINERS.
wAsHysroS. Aur 2Ths DspARsut Of State has r.sd oier
nation VI the discovery Of nken ock Shn hiss proved hA IA srvsb
ye The track fOm Denear TO Trinidad IL m The CAT %
Psha about 20 miles VI PoBg Callers In latitude 81 ohgiads
bearing There ahes Of al Tvund the oel
" NE very edge ....
DOMESTIC PORTS.
FORTRESS MONROE esArived brig Csra from Liverpool
orers Sailed bTgs and Seu Barbsdocs;
Y1ammsL DemeFarat aud q large fest Of eoAstsra
B0sTDN ATsrrd hss ys1nis CnsenAn iIoM Gofet Vie
terra 81 MaYIas schr sea Hower. Eev.fork.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-27

The semi-oentennial anniversary Of the
Alumni Of Friends school, Providence Il. l.. occurs
Aug D. An Alumni Hall has recently besn ADDED TO the
thstuton ~ cost Of 30OO and la this the reunion is
80 10 bed Tho msElbers now nuraber shout li.OOo
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COURT CALENDAEs-rHs DAY.

NOlls1a aNAA4LNAllAko-IHiS DA1s
COUKTCRAHBKhHed b. Jndvc BANAKD. Cos opens
.-. AtOS "a Cal Of CAlsudsr Al Y IA. kessucd Cases
81 Jacobs agt Dutoufy st a. 7The People rel Lee agt
-. sBVans Az hAston Lgaeh
lbi.- stessTt sgt Fist, j.
BuTEalcE CoURf-SRscAL TKRA Held rs RosKKrsoS G. :.
Motions viii b. heard et ~
PLKas-SrKcI1L TEEN. Held by DllY
Ne Cost viii be htd % bstardty.
osy uouJury heard durng
Tassisgs fdayE bs.uess
- tsaesssbed tye5 aag.
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.ontb's saIe. We piye comparntiye quotations.:

we'll known agricultural writer. estimates that the
wheat yield in England this year viii exceed thato 1861
NV 46 65 quarters and that Of ordinary years by 9412
ga quarters The barley crop however nc PHts a. ~
show a similar deficiency. Potatoes viii " pTobany be
OurthITd short mauCts cannot, under INC most ldFo
able circumstances prove half crop" whle "turnls
raised the hopes of the grazcrs throughout the country
Grass has once again assumed verdnut hue, and the
trcs mo- LONGER looking as n the Autumn were far ad-
vauced have ceascd a. drop their smail dried leaves
There is therefore little fear that will be compelled
An l back on the said leaves 90 feed cattle with u the
Winter At worst. ltallan rye.grass may be obtained
But Tie ground warm that turuipseed viii ger
inmate quickly, and there prospects OF an average
Wrs,rs w p. Wright & Co.'S cotton circular per China
W. have had asr more inquiry during the past ve,s for cotton ost1
bq sanr ard he poorer have been uon r shipment g. lserpa
s the sHaerei qaoauoHs a but i cotton '
y.e,,. a v,. .5 Ct, of fs.,or - Ws.,st.s ss Total
70. @ Sfr f e - Te nsrsi ,u,.t To-u % 2oi
n r Liverpool Of NAY vbrr th sp Universe cleared
po s American ye'sr hug, AID Eurorea steamers h e ..e
al sIrep, 300 bales Bremen slr f1 Haen leH ie o. s'
r from savannah 10 Liverpool ote fht Ihs % f &
,uso irae % ,ri. Of roel The southern
ne %i s Si, e, 3 & ,c,s ne ,,r. t1ye 5
be.9s 20 arrive We H 'Tfe, rs,' @ o.. @ '' '. ' fs. ~,
Nesorsar, 2g. D. The Ireel tor hs eer We Te, ,i n
been exported from port past seek srept FROM New
r, P.a F.s si some nartar. ~ Asau- lave rrrort,
of "o much ra troe al other s'.lal %, i,ro' % a. -
o. ael totga 'trEsi paa a. average Ite ha ere s"tf
m t M ,r1 r-,t f ta ir lrFe oss uh t.-ona be qeusrl
estimate ears.t here u' moment Nr eina .. el ~
been receive. BOZ @ , tso Of te on Ns, 'T,1a Of "? %. ,l.
181g ur.of ,sru v De- forwarded b, 90 william "ans
Nfneb,re h7r1ut Che one. VI. b. ss- lsi. q. ale. ~.
a,, H. Psa srs rsf ever ,sra o. ri ,o,toa
pts darrr Ausas s be- qs's f,'psees ed % y ,sr pen
Der lac, re.r.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-27

Tobacco - Copper ~ his WHISKY eoo bales Wool es6 sides
l9J bales sponge.
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3nauaI.

CT. LOUIS AND IRON MOUNTAIN RAIL
> ROAD LOMPASIs SByBN PR CENT FIRST MORTGAGES
BONDS FEBgUARY and AUGUST COrPONaIle sarlgs of the
osmpd krob 8aa che interest on tle
remoryagr The proceeds of e Bonds aHg Co he eequy
ever day Over S5O0OO been spent the property and not
over bonds issued thus r The constantly Increasing
eaag with toe prospect Of controlling an te tfaFe
SoIleu states ms8 ln enormous revenue
DO of le sto FOR investment and are interested 70
enrich property sconomg' iis expenses 80
TIfOS ALLEN President, s. Louis. Mo.
urdsrsgued eorlniy cent W
grs Dol s Mountain Railroad good
cartr o ne viii be large. and the administration oi
capable aul experienced hands al4
.e. 81 boz areate fuu.s ~ thH pnb1es
JANIS 8 THOMAS. AsFor ~ ht Louis
President ~ - Louis tlart~r " Commerce
l. w. FOX Pres.Iru Of a. Louis Board Of Trade
BARTON NTFS President North hlis,o1rI Railroad
"a BHITTuS prrsucu Of Nat Bank Of ts state 81 Missouri
D. EWING Prt ~ the Merchants Nat bauk 81 s. Louis
GEOR8B d. KEA Pre,iieft Second National Bank ol 81 Lol
EAuS lici EErirerr &c. Louis aui Illinois Bridge Co.
GRO ". TAILOR. Pre- drut Parife I,a.iI.tl oi Missouri
WW TAS-IG. President lr1ier balk S. Louis
JOHN o. LfONBEkGER. President T. y BatE, - LOUIS
AuOLpUUs ME1LE V.cs-Pfesiert L. Ficac Railway.
ROBERT BAKTIf President German S1rDs Institution.
SBWlOEN REPEtENCE,t
D. Mor-an J. n Su0 Isaac \ Phelps, ". v Brady
Grnly ". 4. Bodgett, A. g. huo. Geo. d. Fheius
Ptnps details De- had az the NeUl ok Agency limited
will sold o price Of a5 giving The accrued
buyer Par living 0li Of e city, not having eur
sro1su send funds Size Cashier Of fl BnuL ~ tlc
Se ok be- l free oi charges
u. g. MARQuAND Vceprest No - Wailst
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sa6ings 9arks.

Sabings 9arks.
INTEREST COMMENCES the 1st Of Scptem-
Il MONEY DEPOSITED before Ssprrher t ler
DIME SAVINGS BANk, Noa 3ard1
Broadway, Wilhsmsburgh.
NEW-YORK SAVINGS BANK.
~ Bghth-ave. ~ Fourteelthst
SIX PER CENT INTEREST free Of tax pail adj ssr' from 81 20
$500 Deposits before sept D. niduw interest on
SEPT r. a. Bull, President
j. n. WTcKoFP secreasv. j. T. KE.lah frrrrcs.ient
NORTH RIVER SAVINGS BANK,
~ Corner uf Thirty 0uuh-st aud kgliravc.
nonih
INTEREST PAID free of tsT Open day from 10
a 20 o p IN also on MONDAY WEDNESDAY. ad SATURDAY.
EVENINGS from c 70 O'Clock JOHN HOOPER FresilcAI
J. p. wILLurs Secretary.
DEOPLE's SAVINGS BANK,
No 46 Bosdear between TveuN AMI Twenty seventh cts.
SIX PER CENT INTEREST, free from Government Tax,
ALL MONEY DEPOSITED NOW draws interest ifum SEPr.l
CHAs RoDGEAs Secretary. CHARLES PECK prgs.icas
THIRD-AVENUE SAYINGS BANK,
a Corner Ttirdare aud TEeutl-sitt.-,L
INTEREST SIX PER CLINT alsums fo : 20 5o0o Open
daily from 10 10 aud % Monday Nedaeday aud saday
evenings from % O'clock
TTNION DIME SAVINGS BANK,
y NOS 800 AND 3SS CASAf-Sr. COR or LAlGUr.
OPEN DAILY FROM 10 70 O'CLOCK.
SIX PER CENT INTEREST on IS TO $1,000
ASSETS '''''.SJ |S'ois O1
New-York tribune., 1868-08-27
FRruIturt.
0ItoAiug Garos. &t.

At WIN. EVERDELLs SONS. No. 1o4 Full
hsns1 lii2t
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wrDyrsn4y,s vRATuFr RPpORr-o,m.

ION Rise. d39 Moos Srt...... o29
u tr Root . 2s2 Cows Isiiud ga Hell Gse,.....- "a
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ognca " rua llLIsol, Cs>rnAL R,IHo,D 90, !

OFnCE % rHR ltLINois CENTRAL kNLhotb toiy
NEw lots Aur IS. la6l
NOTICE TO BONDHOLDERS.-T Illinois
~ Crutrs Railroad Company will the s dv of October
Construction Bonds for thousand dollars eac1
three ,lsaua ant 90 u- oHsnd ljel 20 4o9
nA aldr the t1creo 1pol
M Office the City of Nel an doth htrChy
name tr wheu The principal of said
borr shall be- paid after which day lteIest urOn sad Slo bonl
uumbsfri 0ul 400 siIi cease
Ey order of the buan " Directors -
New-York tribune., 1868-08-27
NOTTlE

NOTICE.
Te spr m a holders pouds % TIE ~ 1857
b. 1861 and S4u Ffarrsa1 Maysyr Railroad Puuaut to
ofth T stature emitted "Au Act provide or tle liquidation
psrue Indebtedness Auha Count aud fT cther pur1e
-iptei Fshrur, % ' notice herrhr gwen io s Gle ho o
t bonds she .ue o 1851 di and hr san Fran
cisco rad tr1lJ issued latD tuat thr Sug
and Interest fund, therein par "a and Discharge
All of a ioB uou outstanding the thereon iae
Juy p 1885, hst nr PAYABLE rr have csas-d
said Got DAY of Iy A. D. a and viii he
m upon rrrtaion o' Treasurer Of lgba County
~ Wv J n RInHOUT
Treasurer Of Yahs County. Cal
New-York tribune., 1868-08-27


The money market continues easy at 805 per cent
with continued heavy offerings at the lowest rates
Brokers are very moderate borrowers Commercial
paper is firm at g. al per cent
Sterling Exchange continues dull and heavy at
quotations: London, co days. 100, 01O9s London,
sight. 109salO9.; London, prime commercial. lCoi
GlO9 Paris, long 517aa5.l6,; Paris, short. 5I5
a513i; Antwerp, 5.1s9a511i; Swiss. blss@5lF ;
Hamburg, Sj9S8t Amsterdam la4ls; Frankfort
40. al; Bremen, 79l a79.; Berlin, 7ls17l"
The transactions at the office Of the Assistant
Treasurer Receipts for Customs. S6j4OOO for
Gold Notes $lSlOOO total Receipts, sl.7so,o55 90
total Payments $S4S,13 Balance, $9l, 1851 90.
Frelghts TO Liverpool, by steamer, 1900 bush.
Corn at ed tuns Beeswax at 2Os,; 90 bales Cotton
at 8ied; and TO Glasgow, by steamer, 1900 bush.
Corn on private terms ship from Philadelphia to
direct port on the Continent, with 5000 bbs. Pc
| troieum at 5s. Cd.
The town of Middletown Conn, voted to-day to
take $9OO,OOO of the New Haven, Mddletown Il Viii
limantic Railroad stock, and appointed al agent to
make the subscriptions. The vote was 46S to 70.
The earnings of the Chicago Rock Island and IA
ciic RAILROAD for the third week in August were
1865 sl25 300 1857 22s Increase. 1914
The Company operate 50 miles more road than
last year. ...
Ihe Board OF Supervisors for the City and County
OF San Francsco, last night, passed " to print an
order providing for the transfer of the stock owned
by the city IL the San Francisco and San Jose Rat