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Total. $4,000

These ports have foreign commerce Of 9OoOO0OOO'
and an enormous domestic trade. beside which we
have the immense internal commerce of the Empire,
radiatng from these points through Its canals and
navigable rivers
The cable being laid, this Company propose erect
incland.lines aud establishing speedy and trust
wortbv means OF communication, which must com
,rard t,cye. as everywhere else the communications
of tho Government, of business and of social fe
pecially IN China. She has no postal system. aud
her only means now of communicating information is
nv coprier on land, and By steamers on water
The Western World knows that China is very
large country. in the main densoly peopled; 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 make her population -Four Hundred and
Eo,,,ceu Millions and this is more likely TO be under
tbon over the actual aggregate. Nearly all Of these
who are over ten years old not only oan but do real
and write Her civilization is peculiar but her liter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-21
TIE cAYAEsT. ACCIDENT.

At the New York Hospital yesterday, Coroner
Flynn and jury continued the investigation the
circumstances attendant the death OF Mary Frances
Ralon OF the girls who was injured by the falling OF
the upper floors OF the building Nos 2tS and go CaUast
the 18TH Inst The following testimony taken:
Noah wheaton, being sworn, SAID reside NJ Eighty
eighthst T. X; occupy the first floor and basement Of
No 2o Canast ana the second and third floors OF Nos.
26s and 270 the third floor stOre-F0om for
frgeratOrs and the zine and other materials for making
them; the second hOOr " saleSrOOm; have occupied
the premises hx o. seven y0arS have been on the
fourth and fifth hOgfs. aud considered them unsafe for
heavy business the Inspectors OF Unsafe Buildings have
been there since the accident and the DeputySurveyOr
todd me that the had asked for the privilege Of
putting French roof, but refused, owing the
Insecurity Of the building; was not present when the
accident occurred but knowing the condition OF the
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Tie following decisions were rendered YES
terday I'D the supreme Court, Chlmbers, 10y Judge Bar.
uard Lena Bloom art Leopold Bloom. Report oi
Referee confirmed and Judgment Of divorce granted on
the ground Uf "A former marriage.
In the Supreme Court Chambers before
Judge Barnard. motion made 10 dissolve tile hl-
uuc on ID the case VI VIM. T. Aston and another agt
Tie Mayor which Restraints tAe making OF contract 10
law the NicOlsou pavement M Thirty thtdst The case
viii probably be test case. Tho complaint on Whch
the Injunction granted tao same u substance win
that n the Stafford pavement suit already reported set
ting uu that the assessment Of the streetOWrr rs Win
our authority; that the pavement Is pcrs~be maj the
Board ~ COuncilmcn not properly constituted; ana,
esueciay that the contract could NOT DE made ~ dc-
codance with the charter there could DC no compe
tition on the bids, the article being a mo.
nouoly by patent. Mr.. Anderson took INC technical
grounds that the plaintiff Lad no standing ~ court
his action was premature and that he had by statute a
better remedy; and the main point argued, quothg
various cases that where the Common Council III ther
discretion deemed anything necessary the iact that no
public competition could be had did not prevent thcm
from contracting for IT, Mr. ChOatc. for the plaintiff,
argued that all the cited by Tie other Sdc only went
10 the length that where the thing necessary was not q
subject for competition they might contract mere inc
thing necessary pavement 10 the streets hOt any
special pavement. II they might thus direct patent
pavement be used they might direct the use Oh patent
drain or gas pipes Of patent Curbs and CUTTERS ana pau
eit modes OF laying them The Court reserved It's Hrcs
ion Nothing done in tie Counclllnhhlc contempt
eases the Sheriff not having arrested any OF the members
Of the Board.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-21
OPENING OF THE UTICA AND CHENANGO
RAILROAD.
100 orr sprcIAL coanEsroyDEyrI


UTICA, n. Y. Aug. 10.-The great event of the
aay in this cty was the excursion 20 sherburne on the
occasion Of the completion Of the Utica and ChcIaneo
and susQuehauua Valley Railroad TO that place dis
lance Of l3 miles. The Company was formed IN Noyem-
Der, 1855 bonds were issued ana taken suusci
made and ground broken for the road, july - lo at
l 55 mis- ana ne occasion ceIe1ratad hv an excur-
sion 10 lhat village 10 is now cOmp.eti % ShtrbuUe,
and its completion that village celebrated by tAe
excursion OF to-day The first part Of the road for Some
Y - miles is ascending grade, ana 40 altd7
considerable elevation On reaching the hight OF ldnd
the inclination changes To the SOUTH ana tue lut0 WIN
the waters which 10 follows desceuds through eIdpdY
than rose before SheTburue is reached M grade
Is COSY for some miles aud the bed OF the road Is pre-
pared with little labor. The country is line
The day preceding the promise OF rain,
Ssth Opened peasant, With clouds partially covering the
sky, hue circulating, ana the weather lot e1teS.
four trains: The FRS, left 1890 the ecoud at 7l5 and
the third and fourth az ana $40 BeS.ae eSe, tA,I5
from Washington Mills. The knights Templars from
Utica and elsewhere were ont IN their recaia. and q
portion OF them mounted. 1hey n-ade a Ahe display
Distinguished guests were present nom 2tgieL,
private carriages, so Jhat the asseinbse Sas pISo4Ds
the largest that the quiet ana DcdulLu VIZ &c az ri
Durue ever IL estimated atIihDl IJotU 10 1JOV
HE village or ohelDuIhe ~ on we s+s' 49, 20 @
mango which is ,uu stream Lit-h rom us so tr
IN the h hauds about WatcfFici contains iouf Churches
furnace pottery and other works a.u tAe Town has 70
population OF sb'Ut 900 persons about third o. whom
on tIls OCCASION everybody was out and everybody
was crested A considerable procession was 1Olntt
through he uucipal streets After this Tie cX lIsou-
lists were entertained grounds prepared for INC lu
pose, with sumptuOus dinner some o Inc tdOts Deis
under tie covered tents and Others under t- o0en s
ana after dinner appropriate public spcailuS lrOm 90
delivered 6y Mayor Mattisou Of Sherburue, LAWS
Lawrence esq. President OF the road; cXGOy yLOur,
Democratic candidate for the Presidency; poem by T.
4. Cook OF Uuca speeche, by Judge Bacon or ud
J. Mitchell Of Syracuse Daniel b. Goodwin Of aterv.Le
the Rev Or skinner Of Utica, C. SchOefeid ot Whites
town, n y; Ar. Sheldon O1 Hamilton aud Sir LORD OF
POolvile.
49, Ia. g,,oo1, rog oo-c1pdod gs a. the frat To-
turn train receiving the eAcuIslOHsts Tor Utica,
violent thuudcrshOwer came upon the celebration dN-
ing the eXCurslOnss 10 covering or dfenchng theu
with rain The Lightning struck barn. DONG u cOAsd-
cradle injury, but destroyed animals. several OF which
IN H. 10 also struck telegraph pole. The shower
short, and the large company able 90 return 70
their homes without being greatly nCOmmOded by IT,
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ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH IN CHINA.

Llls'.l ltlk AIi-I-AflsAi IA IN NlitNAs
TuE East lNDAA TELEGRAPH ColWANY's Office,
Nos - and - Nassau-st.: Organized under special
charter from the State of Ncw-York.
CArlti............-.... ,OO0,O0.
5000 Shares, 500 Each
DIRECTORS
Hon. ANDREW G. CURTIN, Philadelphia;
PAUL s. FoHBEs. OF Russell n Co.. China;
FRLD. BurLRFlED. Of T. Buttcrhold a Co, New
York.
Isaac LIvEEIoRE, Treas Mich. Cen. +. r., Boston -;
ALEXANDER HOLLAND Treas Am *. Co., New
York;
Hon. JAMES NOXOS, Syracuse, n. Y.
0. IT, PALMER Treas West U. Tel. Co, New-York;
FLETCHER WEsulY of Westray Gibbs 4 Hard
castle ~ Y;
NICHOLAS blICKLEs, New-York.
OFFICERS:
A. G.. CURTIN. Presidents
n MICRIEs Nice-President; .o
GEORGE CONANT Secretary;
GEORGE ELLIS Cashier Nat. Bank Common
wealth.. Treasurer;
Hon. A. X. MCCLURE, Philadelphia, Solicitor
The Chinese GOrernment hdUag Through the Hon.
Anson Burlingane) conceded 10 tbs Company The prtr-
lege Of connecting he great sedpors Of the Empire by sub
marine electric telegraph cable zee propose commencing
opeaons in China and laying doWn line Of 900 miles
at once, Uetlceen tie tollowiaG ports, ris.
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MEETING OF TIE BoARD or HE4L1H
VESSELS IN QUARANTINE.


The Board of Health held a stated semi
weekly meeting yesterday afternoon There was fun
attendance Of members President Lincoln was in the
chair Col Bliss read report from the Assistant SAM
tary Inspector 90 Staten Island, ealing attention 10
sewer on Youngest near RlcAmOud road ia connection
with the brewery Charles BschOi and representing
II 70 be & condition detrimental 10 health and decency
OF the brewery, intermingled with the contents
Of water closets, into Young and Targu-sts.
To remedy the nuisance the sanitary officer directed
Vrhed stOneWare pipe inches IN diameter 70 Dc laa
from the brewery through several streets and connect
with all waseppes, thus dischargug all waste water
into the sewer On motion Of Dr. sWiuDurue, resOiu-
trustees OF the villages requesting them 10 enforce t1e
new order Mr. Eaton counsel for the Board read long
opinion on the subject o. the relative powers OF the
heah ana quarantine Boards. and cited various acts OF
the Legislature ~ she that the Quar- autuc Board lad
no authority 70 give permits vessels having cOubus
uble material on board vessels coming through the
oOu1o OF the Hudson, or fOm tie Jersey coast,
nor mao u any authority vessel that had been
regularly passed By tie Quarantine Board and permitted
20 up 10 the city. In such event the Board OF
Health has exclusive control OF tie vessel and take
such measures may be- requisite FOR health OF the
city. The Quarantine Commission Is simply an external
protection the only permit It give under the law is
the night to 90 out OF Quarantine and up dock IN
new YORK or Brooklyn. such permit, however must he
placed IN the hands Of the Board OF Health within "a
hours after IL appears and person whatcveT-con-
signee, owner or ageut-can Oh board IN the mean
the latter can recover prescribed penalty IN the courts
In there should be any suspicion OF
disease on BOARD vessel then Tie Board
80 take the vessel back to quarantine The opinion OF
hr Eaton received, and the subject WAS further in
CURED into by Commissioners Stone and BoswOrth A
Superintendent Of kcWYOrk, the Assistant Supcf
intendent of Brooklyn report every case whore YES
eel within 800 feet OF dock without having the
permit OF the Board Of Health The Board then ad.
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Gold opened at In., sold at 49, lf!, and 1i3',
closing AZ li8, The ccarings at the Gold Exchange
Bank were ta70ll CO., and the balances $2oji2f 10
The Union for Bremen took ont $G.500 in specie.
Government bonds opened dull and steady AZ the
closing prices OF Yesterday; the volume of business
is small and but few speculative transactions took
place the sales being principally trOm country banks
AT the close the market was steady at an improve
mcnt Of Ia per cent, with 10 transactions OF any
amount. State bonds Were lrm Tennessee eX-coupoua
t,.u,v boud, C5.: North Carolina coupons o.; new
bonds ~: Virginia cX-couuons, 52.; Georgia IS ~
hallway bonds coutinue firm and the amounts offer
ing ON the market are very light. Pacific Mail
opened at 1901 sold az g9l closing 30 100 Express
shares were steady. Adams, 40. Merchants Union
1q.aIqI Al the last Board Adams improved
selling at Is; Merchants Union 2J4H.
Railway shares opened barely steady on Eucs at ~.
bur great rush uIado on tie market To sell ana
the price declined TO a. afterward ralyiug TO 4C!
from which price it declined TO 50, closing at iJ.
Ncw-York Central sold at l22, but rallied TO l2'.;
Hudson 1884, Boston, Hartford and Erie 81 !; NicAi
gan Southern. So Cleveland and Pittsburgh, -: Pan
anna sold 40 LII Northwestern common. so; the Pre-
farr.d sol: Fort Wayne 1867; Rock Island, 9'.. Al
the Board the market steady, and in some cases
an Improvement in prices was made. AT the
o'clock Board prices improved. Ncv-lork Central
sold at l24.; Erie 40. Reading. 50; Michigan South
cm So: Fort Wayne, 1OG.; Rock Island, 97 AT the
las, Board tho cuisines, was limited, with prices I'M
changed ON the Western .hares. Hudson sold at l.'
Reading, ST.; Michigan Southern, SO; Cleveland and
Pittsburgh. SO: Rock Island, g Z: Fort Wayne 100.
AZ the close the market was fcycri-h ON Euc, and
strong on the balance of the list. Government bonds
close firm at quotations:
U.s.c..IsI. Ereua 7ualU g. 200 Cou. %. .lilt aui
T.. r lr. 'ut-..i.'. ID. l.
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cons for Mr. Ryan to put much heavy stock in one
place on the fifth floor; would nave Glslilhnteu ~
udCe OF the weight by WHAT 3D." Ma" CoiHo '"i'"s"
into the floor / occupy. -t.Y
an rbc rapert0X business at Nos 2G8 and go Canast
ut was moi present when the accident occurred nave
ocpled The premises for l6 MONTHS aud complained 10
NJ DmuIck the owner, last May that the ceiling was
continually falling and made some remark about tue
Insecurity OF the building. He replied, You never oecu-
MED so strong building" have been IN business O' e
~ years. and hand much 30 tus ot STOCK AZ
one TIME Oh one hOoIi had Ia Canast about ~ o. -
tuu5. A..
Tie inquest was then adjourned until today and the
md nNnr.s.
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THE MARKETS.


TCarsmn5 reported tor THE TEBUrEi 80.
Asrs-Ae market steady for Pots at IS G sSs - Pearls
cOToy-rte demand h, moderate and with holders
20 rale prices are easer particularly on the Two a.. a
to ,aers; zeo 70 eIgor.srs s,eca We quote
IN Fla A s5s% y 2i pleas al IsinH
G lss S 4G.i5ii, .. Z ss7l ls ss@ ls
% c III S,. oF g5 has drawn ont very
active eaaui m Ba sales TO-DAY foot up heavy The
i.1s 3i as dra% Far to good Rio siSs ro
S3.ai ,,s %' aS, ei IN NJ & 40 b,gs eI AaaiarecE at
Pa pre-. 5ot ta o,hei sty,s dull sas $50 5ass Lagaay1
FLoJ AND EALThe-qui1 for w'ru aH4 STATE e., TegT Is iI
. i. ss5 t'i.e & of sapsas STATE 81 sod g 30 or
OIL Brf &c. ,1 - p f ffssl Groand EfI- Do sya ~ w
Hs gool to ese seus Mlsat s . 20 20 20 S iof
Trade asd Fnay do 90 ~ WdsiI s. for AHhtr Winter
AID EIrn DO. and $40 ayoei4 fsr s. Louis Erir,s
g'' f oo ss. a !. a. s T by s va the caps soats
err ~ o I. 80 % % t,-,alrr ~ Coed Ezra Bil,o,e
ald County % Tor Er and Family Geo1gi AID Virginia
and 50 d $40 - for Eta app Family Mr'nl iua De,1ar le
Nour heavy ssss Of 80 bb' 81 - 4ao 70 - Corr Aeai
6rer . Of 30 ta n 50 Us for 5er,ey ~ iof fsIAf AAd
GiN-ogr What market las been somewhat irregular again,
osH further decline Heights: piess ow deans in on'e-
20, y s wle boTerrr j. scarce md frmt tde drma0ts
e grar. as s' es No 3 f. ~ n ~ I1 nh NO. Sc 6
r White egn ~ - r amber Do aa New amber Nhte Gene
Quit AID aoual da bearI sr' the sales q 800
0d TO- st slc IN store ailoelc a6oat arl New South
em o. &C. Es - '. ~ S 1 Cor, ~" s sS' t s%s
oa1g . lr dene freight there h.s been Eoo @ 5l
r ae e. are bush Damp gsogHt at ~ ia 81 20
%..r' wi-a n "a -. W,t.u IeaoT at > Is
GUNNs continue Ja prices nominal We quote Bags at
A @ , sg..d 35' s,. 1 s 'h991s 'l Z.
.sy nal ". .,t . =. ~, NJ ey ' ir I ~ 6 d ,l IoSF
Mr-Ma selling q.s fs,ly prices hsy' ,lg,age a9i
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CRIMINAL

At the Yorkville Police Court before Justice
Eely Yesterday Peter sIarck accused Henry AeCrcady
Of having robbed him Of check for s67 sy'r watch
gold chain ard $l7 10 cash The otBcer VINO arrested
McCrcady saw chain him previous to bis arrest, hut
could find neither cham watch afterWard lie was
committed TO answer Robert seymour Sierk Tor eH.
Alderman John Brady, was accused by hls eIupioyef
with swiudhng him out Of S3l. The case was set down
for examnaton, and Seymour gave bail Tor his appear
ance 1u
At the Tombs Police Court yesterday, VIM.
KrOter was brought before Alderman CGddy on the com
plsut OF John Burke Of the firm OF Burke Co. manu-
facturers and dealers IN toys The complainant states
that on Sent 90 1867, KrOtcr purchased from nm lt
gross Of Mexican toy guns. valued at Sl6 23 ne pro
fessed a OF the firm OF hfoter MuirI %
and also gave certain references s now eDed that
the firm Of winch KrOter represented himself as mem
Der had been dissolved time previous 10 the PUT
chase The references ~ Krotcr were also iOuhu " DC
worthless He committed.
AT the Essex Market Police Court before
Justice Ehandoy yesterday Thomas Watson was accused
OF having attempted feOuiOus assault upon oHicd
Whitehead of the 1wcaeth Precinct. He "ts netu 70
bail 10 ans wer Patrick Madden accused OF having
assaulted Officer Mclaughlin Of the Thirteenth Frslhct
while he taking prisoner 10 the slauSn house'
Madden held 20 bail 10 OioeT mnneh Gu
tered complaint against Thomas hct5rath' Wow "a &C
~ having committed an assault upon MN "euhos
day night McGrath says he received q oow ono LSd
around and hit back he thought striking the Ocer ny
mistake. lie was held for trial.
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Sinuntial.
BY THE GOVERNOR.
II SrArK or ILLINOIS EEEcvrgvf 0gTICE
49, -. u.

Il SrATK or ILLINOIS, EKEcvrvF OTICE,
sPUSGFfKLD, july 10th. il63
Nv virtue o. and IN accordance Will The pro-ors q ae 81 tie Leg
isaur Of The stse Of entitled Az Act relation 10 the
~ the state ts' approved February
ga 1859 RICHARD OGLESBY Goveruar % he STATE OF hos
40 herein og an whom m1y concern that t1r lh Dag o sep
tembr le68 Al the American Exchange National ut n ne Wy OF
Nen.York the Of Illinois VAL pay TIE go1as he n-e
nhno Hereafter designated n tbs lr'ceo s11
virtue aud ia pursuance OF sid Law Do hef I2u 81 nhoM
concern upon each ard al OF l 0 w
from the time Of paymeA specified Do tbs notee 70 VIZ p 'ue 10y
18th day o. Sci TENDER 1885, Bonds uei in pursuance Of an H
entitled An fund Interest accrued auA ou e
public debt Of he II Illinois," proved Fe1mgr t 10
Bonds numbered 1871 1872 inclusive sId 2 90 2i
Hope Co, 81 Amsterdam Also Bonds BUN re IV |" ~
inclusive issued 70 Thomas Tgiliug Perm House lNeAtnDtm
ne,r L6ufon Also Bouds Numbered l2g 2g,0 inclusive
and 236 70 25 inclusive issued % the Admnsirauoa ono.
Hope Co.. Ketsieh yoombsrg and widow William Borski 30 Am
steram Also Bonds numbered 2f3) 2ft inclusive, l'aee
70 Sir samuel Rgnod Knight otbe CITY u Norwich Baelnd Ao
POSI- O7 inclusive Issued J0LH Bel q" BnierAn
Tarho0u. scotland
testimony whereof hereto hand aa 20 Dc rea inc
Great Seal " STAT.
lsEA1 Done toe CIV Springfield tbs Twentieth dsy ofJuv
Of s.xty-ei9h
the Independence o. the Unei states e n1st,-thnL
RtCHARDJ. OGLhSBf Governor
Bv the Governor SHssov Scretar n state 2as4w
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b aod pdses rather easier Eaphtla
IN New-York. In PhIladelphia-
RrCE1pTS OF PRODuCE

Per canal Vesssis dH4i Railroads.
5 hUb Oats, 10 bnsh RE, l2D
bash Wheat ~ bush Grass I2d hush Flax seed M bush
Peas 81 Meal 60 bays Corn Meal 552 hhs FOur 38i1
NILS Refined Petroleum. bb Petroleum lu4 bh NaphtE
50 bids Lard bills Ashes 99 bole Cheese ~ pkas BarT 10
pkra oil Cake whisky 43 bbs Eggs, 3 bales Wool 80
bas Hemp - bales Hops 1868 Leather 10 Hides ~ hBN
Tobacco lsy boxes aud 80 Starch.
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Total since Jan. l...... S2gS21.OJ1 C5 500
The CLicago Republican OF Tuesday says:

quite active business circles improved demand
money being experienced b. banks The coulty banks
fraesg While loca checking fair BAL
urtu consequence are Eln lower hthe.e D. s an aPc
AL legitimate TIE market Do so Wor4ing
business t1 Nte
20 speculate article 81
aatay a bat ss been bed lerr for onl limited pT orders
tuc a5 81 many OF our oa-s %
supply su rot os f0r au .trurnry money matters Tor
Rates Of remain stead, and uuehaasei
The following shows the receipts ~ our and grain for
the week ending Aug. To- at the aforementioned lake
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GENERAL OFFIcEs Bras RkMwAY CONPAsT,}
NKw YozK. Avg ~. 1868
THE ANNUAL MEETING 81 the Stock
holders Of the Ee Railway Company Election ofsereaieep
Directors Of sach other hse, a. may come
before the meeting viii be Offices Of tbs Company on TIE
THIRTEENTH DAY OF OCTOBER ueIt ct y @eosk N. 10.
polls vii be O'Clock and close AZ O'Clock = ~ OF tn
DAY Books closed this day vii be old On TIE lts
dsy ofOctobsr 1903 b order. H. " OTIS, Secretary.
ITO TNVESTORS.-FOr SALE, S50O000 NEW
4 YORK COURTHOUSE BONDS. favorable terms, w sums 70
mid Tbe beat secured and cheapest Tie marke
HENRY CLEWs X CO.. No. y Nal-st
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COURT CAIENDAIS-l1tis IA -. -
bUPhssg fsHsr-CHANHKHs by BAES1Kn, Nut' oPeAs
ITO a a.. Call Of (alendaT a. IL n. hsseIFeu'
SBaley SE Nat Bt Of Vioks R1.Jbe People ca - ' ~
bury IyBeb
bCsll No Ils-Pord agt Ferguson
SUPERIOR CoURr-SPycAL TEHx Held By GARuH' J.
Motions will lie heard . Y -,
COMMON PLkAf-SPECIAL Tern He'd ~ bALit d
no Court ksbe Satun
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
srrfls nfa ne Fssrfg
DOMESTIC MARKETS

MANILA aEIclauge. 4 nths bills Foar qsoted
at g. 80 Wheat quiet and unchanged Legal IeEdes ~
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@l,hhina 6uras. &t.

ALVIN. EVERDELLS SONS, No. lo4 Full
"A tonst-wRDDIEG CARDS and FlNk SIATnNN" e's~@
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npEN nnARn NT REOKERs--I ?. NJ
-TnrrsnAr. ~. 90. v.

TITTUTTIN AID MINING sIOCkN.-IINNI HVt3II
MrrI s.lsE to1 G.. Greg...-. plI Icr"'rau Nt'taa
100 Co.., Ct. sol 100 Qaarl 1 O0 so United states %