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New-York tribune., 1868-09-11
rnrRsnAY. sept. lo-P. NJ.

Gold opened at 142, sold at l4il, closing weak al
It. The clearings at the Gold Exchange Bank
were $jOs93.OOO, aud the balances Sl.4'l'I'o' Inc
Hansa took out sl520O in specie.
Governments opened firm. The heavy speculative
,ales Yesterday, made with the hope OF breaking the
stock market, were not continued to-day Inc DC
cline enabled o large number of investors 10 puI-
chase and the demand from that quarter was very
heavy: dealers were also free purchasers ana "cIo
enabled to roplenish their stock which had become
mucl rcdnced bv the heavy demand both for home
investment and for shipment The short interest is
enormous and is to be supplied from constantly de-
creasipg amonnt of bonds held by the Government
brokers. The Banks have few if any bonds for sale
.ndinyestors appear in the market purchasers and
not as sellers of all classes of bonds. The feeling
that daily gains strength that Grant VIII be elected
stimulates continued purchases for foreign ac-
count and as long this drain continues
sellers of bonds viii not have much encouragement
70 operate for decline, as with his election the
assurance will be had of payment OF the debt mat
will advance the price Of our bonds TO much hl9her
figure IN foreign markets. At the last Board the
market made sharp advance on Gas, which sold al
1881 and at JOS. after CALI G2s sold at ll3s; the
balance of the market higher and but few bonds
were offered at the advance State bonds were
higher Tennessee ex.coupOns sold at 20 bonds,
40, Virginia ex-coupons, 544 North Carolina eX-
commons "a: new bonds, 73i Mssouris were firm at
ss4 Railway bonds were steady; Fort Wayne sec
onds sold at gsl; ST. Paul fTsts l02 Great Eastern
hrss 7s3: Delaware and Hudson sold at l299; Pacific
Mail 1O2s a1O2.. Express shares were quiet; Ameri-
can. 45; United States, As Adams 49s Merchants
Union. 22I AT the Second Board new Tennessees
sold at G9s: Pacific Mail 103 American Express, 43s
United States AL Adams, 40; Merchants Union, %
Railway stocks opened weak on New York Central
at 24l; Erie was stronger selling at Az; Hudson,
lA; Reading was steady. The Western list was
strong. North Western shares advanced to 81; ST.
Paul Common sold at 81 the Preferred, 9li Cleye-
land, Pittsburgh, and Old Southern were steady;
bridge on the extension Iowa City; the opening
price was 1904! with rapid advance to 1929, closing
finally at lOl. At the o'clock Board the market
allowed signs of weakness, and after the call Central
declined to 1914; Erie fell off per cent, and the
Western shares were from to per cent lower. The
abort interest in the market is very heavy and
.tocls loan fiat in many instances The break in
Erie from 20 to 46 has stimulated heavy purchases
for English account, and large blocks of stock
have been taken by them under the
suppositiOn that the stock will recover a
portion of the decline and that at under 30 the stock
is speculatively cheap, although worthless in
vestment. AT the last Board the market was dull
and steady. At the close Central sold at 124, the
balance of tho market inactive and dull at
ouotations Government bonds close firm and active
.f nuotationsI
New-York tribune., 1868-09-11
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD SIX PER CENT THIRTY
YEAR GOLD BoNDs.-A limited quantity of these
bonds will be disposed of at 103 and accrued interest
from July /, in currency. The road will be com
pleted within twelve months. and is now earning
above operating expenses more than double Its cur
rent interest liabilities. Principal and interest pay
able in United States gold coin. Government secun-
ties received at market rates in exchange.
FISK a. HATCH.
Bankers and Dealers IN Government Securities, No.
Nassau-st., New-York.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-11
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE

os3oC7 hush Wheat 2zl3J bush Co1 Ntls to.h oats
C2 Ryc bush sO b1h fitscf lli1 lu'h
Beam. bush Pes, A7o9 bl. Flour ~ lbs oa Meal LOO qr
hats Cotton 80 bbA Crude ur.enluc 4@3 bh
Refined Tarpsuiius bis Ran sgi'. Iug,ns 10
Ashea. ltb Better
Shese O2 bb whtF % bbis ksgs fi bale. Wool y bales
Leather HIDES - hhdS Tobacco s Tobacco
37 k starch rs ptg. GuseBg pigs BeesSa l5 Mustad
seed bales Pe 6U bt Tar on q bale, Sponge o. pIg California
Vine
New-York tribune., 1868-09-11
Sinantial.
IrH.L OyyIcr. EEi. RIiLvAr cosrAsr,

GHNERAL Orycks BRin RAiLvAr COsPAsI,
EEwYokK Aug 49, 1908
U,HE ANNUAL MEETING of the Stock
Loeu Brs Railway Company for the Election fsevsseu
ana FOR other business
b, s meeting will be held at the ohc' Of ths onpany the
TuJpTFEsT DAY OF OCTOBER BeIt al IL ocioef The
III. iii be open and close at oeioei Of that
Books closed this day, he opened on the l4t
a. Of October. 1868. BY order IL ~ olle seeretAy
NOR SALE~--To holders of the STOCK GER
TFiCArEs Of this Company uBi October is asi amer That
- a. ,sv ops apply euoO OF rfht Mortgage
% cent Bonds Consolidated Grsg Company pay
~ CO. y,a These bonds ult1 hs ocoos Con-
nam Of are y per cent payable oSs"sd iIs At the oase
pftbe COMPANY. No Safest H. " Loo"is frssf1snt
KesYoA. sept 10, 1853.
NtONEY TO LOAN on BOND and MORT
WI GAGE per or three or Eve year, 10 5000 Va
s.- Yo,s aDd BTooty property ,,.,y :, r. NJ AN.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-11
ptSSPNGFKS ARRTVED.

FROM HAMBURG Sept lOn steamship AemannIA Wer-
hener children and two seryals Elise oaan fr-iees
Pfrserer L. and wife Luieo FHnke and wife Hiene Fnnke
Adopb Famnc and daughter; H. Freel T. Paepcss
chA Levi Mayer Nasemaun Aaron Ameyer aud wife 'ohn
Calmer Block anl wife Lcissberyef : W. Nhsm T.
Honcgger Wife Saline Harris eE steiner Babyite Sten hrA
Erlardi, aad Others IN second cabin
New-York tribune., 1868-09-11
T6KG ISLAND RAILROAD-Leaye James

m for Gresnport a, stations except Woode aud Willow
Tree g.O Sorthpo Train and all stations
csp willow Tree $3.50 kIgrss Tram for Greenpo soppug1
J.,c, Mipeo Ick.gie all East 4:J0 NohpOI
Pa.sng,r raa all stations except Willow Tree
North p Passenger Train aud al sanonL All passenger trains
and from Hampstead ard Glen Cove
SUNDAY Excursion Point at for Hempstea
Isp NOihpor and a stations sryes Hun
er, Point Al 6:lO D. ~ Takes eject June H. 1893
New-York tribune., 1868-09-11

BUILDING MATERALSWe have feature TO sd'ise a. 70
articles coming this heading the frmne most kinds noted IN
ooDhuss especially IN Bnks sale OF 1900 aihs
AsO about 1000 bbs Lime We quote follow"
l. T. Com. IN % e,@!l >, ni..d Sa:a........... 60 60
n r, Com n Y@ q oesI5 ogsn 90 90 o. \, LEE .,a,
Frs BrisE No / A. IAlh., EA.ern, v M..".."s5 20
No sps soap Is OOaSO 90 Nova scotia 2sao %
~ crssST Nova Scotia b. Y ton. I OOdt 25
Ro.snS.,. 40 81 ISL ale kCity y 4O91 so
COTr0N-Ther has beeh less activity In market Tor ms staple
to sAo- further decline. AID " have had , E
the opening sales s bales including i to 'pinDe aud $40 to
''"'''" GPs.d ,pd FL. Mobile, New o,lean. Ts1aa
ordnary...... PIE M.c a'e' a1ic
Goo Good Sj5$i.Sg 0s1iHsg ss,s ss,s S @ stis sis
Mti4s alez7se 2.ial7is 2;,Szs.s %, 21is5ss
day the trade buying spaIbsy and a paying G former
flour AND Western and Stat. {. nor.
,cvetu, mach M especially Tor -. m.dq grsd.
:,. AZ. Yer! pIy Al . Gd .S4 at fS s for sSDas tIs M S
90 0 Sc se0t9 % for New Eta do 30 toe
ssass 81 s ti's g 81 q ID s1ss.oa S se' %
seod to choice syrsg wbea. RI"i s. 7ssts Is for
sSSsT s1SSs'fw wSisI inter- SS. a'Ss s,sfa ,n. sSd
White Wheat EIttS do do shd sle dsI1 20 70, o. Ions hs
California Psur and unsalaoie sales Of 1oo sack,
sS750sll1 Southern feeI iusguA And ,tY Snsaaee
IS' Sessi IS fr EI. psIsy Georgia and yhsiaia AID
4Sa sls Co RIa and P.Hfy ssty,s'&S G & and p,s'Ss "a S
Corn Neal s morn .dve eO bbl. s'7sdse for Ysor
gives sellers sdvan.gs Shorts At s'dsl 50
GRAINbere has activity IN the market for WHEAT TO-
day especially for New spos price .s re- oss5 , .nS coz hsay me NE
sasa a. Al s S sIea bpSns si sSssI M r No
and Chago "a for New Nc DO ~ bS,o p o & sq & ~ 10 - I I
sIs and ~ 20 for Southern Common Bary asa barley Mat are
dn snd prices no@ias Oats ar, CSC % M M Is s w ,ts I s,.
CITY 6aesc Al TIE Ilnssd depot od72e BY The esIso so for Os
New-York tribune., 1868-09-11
THE MARKETS.

rCEeiuly reported for The Thbnnsl
THuRspAI Sept 10 1869.
ASHEsTh. Arm With fair demand for Pots At 90 50a
50 Pearls nominal
BUILDING have feature 70 s''e a. 70
coming under heading the rness most kinds noted IN
IN Kinds st continues especially IN Bricks; sale Of $500 Laths
within dy or Eoi about 900 bbls Lime We quote foow
New-York tribune., 1868-09-11
wS.R BARR, General Pa" ASest
HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAIL

HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAIL
buy roy connecting with northern aad Western trans will leave
a. M Etpess train via Hudson River Railroad Thiehs and
Teptsv through BaGso Suspension Bridge ana S4raiogi With
ont change Troy with for Rutland Bur
hnston North DragneT on NewNors 70 Rochester
connecting sleeping for the West either North South
Shore line
Fouhaye connecting Chatham with Western Railroad for Lebanon
with Western trains and
with trains Saratoga Rutland Burlington, aud the North
Hnds0u River Railroad connecting ~
Albany ani Troy with trains for Rutland
Burlington the North Drawing attached this train
through o Saratoga ,
ear attached connecting Albany With Western trains and AZ Troy
With trains Montreal, With sleeping attached
4 m E1pres train via Harlem Railroad connecting AZ Chatham
Western Railroad for Lebanon Springs rted kc and al Al
Western trains Sleeping cars attached az AnanN
train via us River kiiroai Wh eepnS cars
attached through BuRao aud Suspension Bridge without change
day, excepting SATURDAYS aua
from through Ogdenbnr without change via Rome w
and Railroad Connection for Troy Will be made Al bsst Albany
This train will Sundays ., - 49,,
Asny early tins for Burao and Suspension Bridge
AMI at TOY with Saratoga and points North DraSgroom
attached al AlhsnT -. ~,
20 intermediate stations leaving York al a M
Returning Ponghkeepse at arriving m New lofk AZ o'tV
Also Harlem Railroad leaving at
m arriving Mieron at3to M Returning leaves Miller
wv WIN H. VANDERBILT, VcePresi1ent
New-York tribune., 1868-09-11

in Tor Od aiost Rye an but the bq.nes, limited
As are on hush Southern At Al 45G4 Corn opened Ann
ia demihd closing rather buyers fAvori the bqy
damn md Isu5d AZ ia 23i Ssv w,sts MIed At Al zl5
al 2ti e eioss "esteTa leoS Z7.
and Southern White At 2 81. r st1re,
GUNhIhh limited demand At former prices sle Of 100 bales
Bags at from lgi algie., Cloth il quoted al 2lidRic
HAYIbs small aud there s steady, good de-
New TOd7sc Tor Ola lots are selling A. roIn =
100 10.
HENPA frn feeling nav noticed Msbs ini there prevails
good nqury saes al gold Other Kinds
nominal
HoPson Crop growth ,lg remains t9 srt sales hard to
be made le demand there runs on NeT ~
held At prices. We quote a. 0n Sa1e for the Os
MOLASSKsG ar business nay noted nj. braDeh Of sde and
the market about sesy sales Of ' tbds and >! tee Cysi &c.
and ico bhds Mu,eo,ado st lt-.
NAVAL STORRS-Recepts bblE sih Tnrpentpe and lO
bbs Rodn Bu.ne enerv ll bat the market presents
feature In Realms earn Of Hy S ses sy Aboat 500 bbs in
lots mostly Common Common Strained aaa 20 a nom 81 6iG
~ @4 " soi No quoted At t 20 we after an eI
utne aIe en are ie sleal 9l sAs' Q! !" pD' AZ
80 closing +5ic fat Tar quiet and uneusns ~
a. " for cEs and b Rps6 DO remains dun md p-ss nom
iu.. Crude Flsh Oils there is fair demand 81 755 for
0 are dal Int ps are fe,ir Lid Oh dr and in An SsmnHd
from 81 Scto for Spring sumuer and Winter osbe Oils
PROvSIOSs-TT bp,iusss IN housh larger compared With
yesterday has been almost entirely Of o1ng Characters IN prices
inside sgures sra closing sh ns, so IS
for Ssg " Mes, The sales e1e % 1 ~. 5 sr e on O 5 cs q a. ~ a
ior City dot s24asA 5 for Plms - 2SG S24 30 for EIra do
has been hut limited Business bn
prices show no particular change; Ses H Ivy ts IN o' +sg
s4 50 for Tee Bef remains inactive and prices
small way At S1od So Cat been demand
saei Hans: isaiSc Gr pcei DO ad 2oa22 ff B,sse Hams
sso sales 500 ckd at 9c, aud 6DOC0 s bry Saied
Sf6ude n iuk at ts Railroad DEPOT l2ie. Bacon Is oby
limited demand but prices unchanged Dressed Hogs eG
sales Of eSo bb aud to at lai a9ic ~ No. 9idOc C
20l l,c y S 70 prime steam 2 Kettle Reudere also
PoEE Beeflians,P bhl = 90 d % 90
New-York tribune., 1868-09-11
The following were the bids for Bank stocks:


meS!ah4os'-'-'. 10 last ldNer..-........i
Phenix sEoe and Leather.....i2o
Leather Manufacturer i75 Monumental ........Io2
seventh Ward......-.112 Marine.
Atlantic
American Exchange .iiS Manuf's and Merchandising
Bank Of North Americal07 Fourth National. lOi
AFHg...-....-.-...-.-...u
And the following for Railroad bonds
n. Y. Cent 6's. sub'n "a Tol & W. Equip. BIDS. 7S
Cen "a conv 1876 I24 Grit Western lst Mt 6s. 1914
n Y. Cen. 7s, lsG576. l24 Grt. West 1st NJ 'ss- 80
Bur n Y&EiM I'm o. quincy & Tol ist NJ 70 70
Hud r. rs, ls NJ 'C970 100 Ill SO. Iowa lst M. 20
Iud r. 7s3d NJ F75 1904 Cal. Chic. Tx X....... 10l
Harlem ls Mortgage lO2t Chic. r. H. lst Mort. 1904
Mich Cen. y 6. 69-72 xl12 Chic & r. J., Pacific Is e!i
Mich. c. VI Ss 81. III Morris Essex. I'd NJ. 87a
i MSa s p g "a Mso s a cic u M
Alton & T. H. 2d NJ, Pfd 81 Pitts f. Wa Chic sd "a
Alton 4 T. II. 2d NJ Inc s3 Chic Ait do. Income. "a
Chic n. W. 5. Fund-. 96 ATTAIN CT. w. LIST NJ. 10
Consod per cent, con- 92t Peninsula r r. Bonds. s7b
Han & 81. Jo L.. Conv. 95 Chicago MIL. lst Nor 50
Toll & Wabash lst Mort 81 Joliet 4 Chic 1st Mtg. los
Tol W. West, NJ ex 81 Chic. & Ct East. lst NJ. rs!
TOl. W. ID Nor. 81
Money continues easy at per cent on Governments
and 445 per cent on stocks with the bulk Of the
transactions at the lowest rates. The large amount
Of foreign capital here keeps brokers well supplied
with funds outside of the banks, who as yet have
been unable to advance rates to 5per cent although
some banks arc declining to lend under that figure
Sterling AchanGe is dull at quotations. We quote
London, 60 days, 100! 1C9l London, sight, 1O9l
1923; London prime commercial, 10Sl0lOSs; Paris,
long, 51Sa aQ51Gi Paris, short, 51Gla514s; Antwerp,
520a5ls2; Swiss, 5.2Oa51Sl; Hamburg, 3530S5I
Amsterdam 40. G4Osi Frankfort, 4O.&4O! Bremen,
10. a 79S Berlin. 7ll9nI
The transactions at the Office of the Assistant
Treasurer were Receipts for Customs $5j6,OOO; for
Gold Notes $4,000 total Receipts $0S3420 II total
Payments $7562O9 75 Balance, SIS, l2S,OO3 50.
Freights-To Liverpool by steamer, LOCO bales
Cotton at 5-2d. 1900 bush. Corn at Sd; 4,50O bush
Wheat at SD. and to Glasgow, by steamer, 40 tuns
Sperm OIL at $751; and 80 tns Hair at 35s. The char
ters are, a brig to Lisbon with Slaves, on private
terms; two Bremen ships to Bremen with about
4 500 bbls. Petroleum. each at 4s Cd. and one to a
port in the Mediterranean supposed to be Gibraltar
at rs.
The weekly report of the Bank of England, made
public today-as we learn by Atlantic Telegraph
shows that tho amount Of bullion in vault has de-
creased ell, 900 sterling since last week.
The earnings of the Michigan Southern Railroad for
the first week in September were:
1868 .slo913 .s97,2l Increase s199
The following is report Of the earnings OF the
Chicago and North Western Railway for eight months
New-York tribune., 1868-09-11
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW JERSEY

CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW JERSEY
~ Passenger and Freight Depot NesiOk foot Of Liberty St,
Junction with the Delaware LskaSanns and Western
Railroad Eas!oa with the Lhgh Valley Railroad and Is
ou forming direct line to Pittsburgh and The West without ehags
ALLENTOWN LINE TO TIRE WEST
Three Express Trains to the West except Sundays when one train In
the evening
SIts saved by this line Chicago Cincinnati,
st. Louis &C., with 6u one ehsnge OF cars
SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS
Commencing jane g. 1863 Leave NeN-i As elowsi ,
m-For Baston. Bethlehem, Magcb Chunk Wlamspor',
Wisesbaue Mahanoy City 10
500 a. m.--For SomerSile.
IA m-Por Pemugton Junction soudsbg Water Gap Scranton
Kingston Pttston Grea. Bend. &c
mWEsrKRs BxPREss for Eson Allentown, Hsrrsbnrz and
the change " Cincinnati Chicago and BAT
Concerts At Harrisburg with Northern Central
Phapha and Bne Roads for Enc aud the Oh Regions Silver
Palace through to Chicago.
m-THAiS-For F,mi6gon Rsstcn, AlutoEn. Mauch Chunk
wHkesbsrre Reading Columbia Lancaster EphtA uI Po'iTs
Harrisburg, kc
$780, o. m.-For somervls.
Way train for Eaou Allentown Msuch Chunk and Scranton
m-CscNATt ExPRFss-Po Easton. Bethlehem, hleuto~n,
ReNz Harrisburg Pbargb Chicago and Cincinnati sleeping Cars
Connects Junction aith Del Lack and
West r K for strondsburg Water Gap Scranton ke
$40 D. m-For SoneryiAe and Plemington
D. m.-For EastOn snt intermediate stations
1:l0 D--For Someryile =,
m-WEsrgRv TRAIyFor Ea'ton Allentown ReHng
Pshnrgh aud the HeeonHecs az Harrisburg With tram
for Niiamspor, Erie &c
Trains leave for Elizabeth 54 $50 GAS, 1O, 50 3 9l
ma g. 3S 3g5, T. A1 44o 5.IOi 9;Ni o.
go 1910 7:i0, 3, 1890, 10, Has D. N. -,
Tickets West be obtained AZ the once oi tne Ce ~
foot Of Liberty ~ H. Al MOI Aiof House Noa
al GeenRc and az the principal
hotels H. h. KICKER, Superintendent
p,rnwty Gen Pass.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-11

TRAINS LEAVE NBw-YoRK;
and Bridgeport, 100. 500 (bnl lL0 2l5
QE1 l. LOO tE1.l Is 40, 330 daOo (kI p.
Milford Str,or Faidsd. Southport and Ws,ipor, 100 H."
For soraai 7C 800 lRrl 800 lLoO Iais EL) 400 (EL
IS, 4 20 (BI), $50 900 (EI.l p N. - -
Uarep, 9.O0, l.1O a. 3f5. 40 aUp
For Stsmfod 100 86O (Er 90 lL3o lal3 Ell 2e 800
(Hr) AS 20 (EI) $40. $50 SO 800 lkIl m ~ 80,
FOR mch aud intermediate stations 100, 800 llO n 2lS
3s5, 40 $50, go p m ,,,,,,,,, mn .,vs
For Boston Springfield, 80Oa m tEh 800 thr 900 p m
for Bo,on via Shore Line r. IS (BN) 9t0 p N -. -.
For Hartford Springfield 800 (BL RlS 800 BLh 800
.. NJ,
4 d IN. TO Northampton.
yoI sod Providence and FiIhki Railroad 800 I) RlS
p. n. =. , s.---.-..- v.o.o.A =, ana, m
I2l5 60 G,OO p. m. ,,,---, -, -. yvu.
iamsbarg
For ISu.stonIe Railroad, SEQ m, 3Oop m . ..I
Yer Eausatuck Railroad, 400 m. 400 p, 10 49,, a,
For Danbury aud Eo~sk Railroad 100 700 a. m Elo ~
'onhou'ou' o'e'Pns NS's "' JAMES II. HOYT, surt
New-York tribune., 1868-09-11

ERIE RAlLWA1.-IRAlNSL LEAF l. DEIOl
H foot Of Chsmbers-st. Pavonis Ferry: a.,
Epr for Rochester Buffalo, Salamanca DnnElrk
sbd all points West and Sonth ..,--
$50 m Way Train. daily ousyi and nemedae stations
1900 EEPresl Mai, for Buffalo, Salamanca Dnnkirs and all
points West sDi South
$3.50 p WGy Iain. for Mdeown and Intermediate sta'on.
71 D. M uv Err stopping Sterling Junctiop Tuners
,nd stations TnrBsrs Except OIior TO NeNbuTgh warwick
Montgomery vile, snd Port Jeryis.
500 D m Ba TTan for intermediate stations
$50 N0H EYTess ir Rochester buiAo' sAamAIea puu
Lrk. and AT points South ani West ,..-.-.,-
Nigh Ezprsss, daily, ~! Rochester Buffalo halama9cs
aud South sleeping coaches
will run through TO Cincinnati without change
m. Etlfgr Train. daily for the West
Para, Pasc and Paterson at 649
snd gl5 m u m and las 400 6.t aud 100 On Wednes
TLsr u o'clock iog suHeFn aud intermediate
siAtonA
srspAr TRINs-s:2o, Way Train for od;yi' 2oo m or
Paesont hight EIpTe fer Dunkrk, Buffalo Rochester
Salamanca points South $500 Emgrant ahd
Wa Train; II p m. for Paterson and Port Jeryis .
through Salamanca Dunkk and Bu1o WITH
change coaches asd In direct connection With all Southern auG
Wsss E
Ventilated ov-ehe- Ill
kghtTrains. - =. am
Depot FOO. Chnbe Hewlork ao Long Dock DEPOT jersey
CIJ.
An illustrate Guide To the principal suburban places the Line Of
the Fs,en Railway been prepared and esn he OBJ
;sned free Of charge by those Wishing 10
personally eIsmae Ihe region referred TO- MIL he view o. settlement
New-York tribune., 1868-09-11
nnMEoTIC MARKETS.

WEST INDIA MANkETN
U.vtsl sert 0The Sugar No u d IL quoted
Al real per Echange London l'i o per cent premium
New-York tribune., 1868-09-11
Qrinting.
Excursions.
Sttambuats anS TaiIruaSs.

RRIST0L LlNE-AT p N. .r,.., ,,vn
ID THE ONLY FIRsTcLAss t. ISL LIVE
III. Llr.es and the World having N State Rooms
BRISTOL,
Capt DRSIToS 6SBhas sSB r vi 81 S d inbAIs
PROVIDENCE,
Capt SIMMONS, HsP m, TUESDAYS THURSDAYS and sAruR
Connecting with III. EIprs, Bristol the following morning
A,nt at Boston Oeoei H. time for all eOn7s.ne' ont Of
TsS. taken low IL. lowest, and landed IN BsstSG
JAMES FISK Jr, Managing Director
nor NORWALK and DANBURY. Railroad
m IT' TK m I1S,S .., n Per ~ no 81 Ras, Rive foot Of
.Te 2 .nd from foot Of Ihir urh At oeoes
leaves 7f arrival Of Tie Dl"ary and
c.ns.a rs,s 4 S.sa ira' I'D ai Riss.d ''' : s'.
GUNNER ARRANGEMENTS WHITE
RAIEs GSSk 2M1oS GsG SEcS S Sss sSs on I
,n.r SATURDAY i5b th. elegant asmSo,i SEA
snsSA c:. pa sa'. of S fs & & supp O' ''
NOR ALBANY and TROY.-Fare 81 80,
being Is ,s S M I X s md sS'1fS 'c1SSsEccT ne II i
aI PER No. sGs R,s s1s snS q S. y , a. s
!.uasens lib Yc cen,I, Railroad I ali
ss S: ..s III Ii: sSa sss sa III &
~ for sa a'1, , .ssG1 .s as saJ 1sa P.' : si re
SssSsS%t ss.Srsd !. Once No wt,t.t
pEoPLE, LINE for ALBANY-SteameTs ST:
No a. fo Of c,n.t.t .sry EytsLNG Sa9a,
their wishes grsnhed on these seame AMI
,ry, In Albany te for railroad tfaiDs North and rsl
FfsRhi tslsn at reduced rates -
NAY LINE for ALBANY aud TROY.-The
Dt.,u.r. C. yIBBARD and DANIEL DREW will leave alter
49,, iron DesbrosscssL 1880 and Thirty fourhsi at Ie
~ I.ndns at West Point Cornwall, Heyburgh, Poughteslge,
phn.,.sI yo and Hudon soaneetag al AbsHy With 40
tr.in 10 S,og. North train New iork Cen
Railroads The seaghost SENECA hansfen
s....n.,r. 10 Troy srrsal at Abany without charge.
4 LBANY AND TROY DAY BOATS-Change
~ -, ,ns and reduction Of and after Tuesday
a. ytRHIRD and DANIEL viii leave Debrossss
snd Thirty fourth ST. at s;l5 a m Fare ~
U,ARE 25 CENTS.-Afternoon boat for Yon-
L ken HAs.ns, yngioe MACK sing saE and sSe-i.s Ils
MTBRsoOS 800 Thirty fcah6,t 50 saDday, excepted also
,ra~ EVERY MORNING Gas sping at Sing Sing. 7il5 Nyses
IJ,ipgon g. HssiBgs SIS; lenkss 90 arriving Ne~iok
9 are 70 NJAeh, 20 eentsi 70 forhe:s 10 eehts
CUNDAY MORNING BOAT for NEWBURGH.
- F,,e THOMAS COLlikR leaves pier foot
Of wsrvpsi EVERY SUNDAY MoRNlAG, at y o'clock; Thirty
landing lonkers Hastings Dobh Ferry lrsinst"n
s.S spg Iayeas Cold Spring aud Cornwall Returning
leaves burgh at - srnving 70 NeH iork Ib p M
CUNDAY PASSENGER BOAT for NEW
- 1RK-The steamboat THOMAS WAY will make the oo~ing
tn. betNen New a ou SUNDAY sept ~ Leave
New YorI Of BsreAyst at 1919 m aud $50 NJ Leave
s,warI Of Ceuusit AM m, stopping at Bergen
Point Each rJ W. "AoaOH' espu p"lSsI|
New-York tribune., 1868-09-11
c,MnnInGF cArrLK MARKRT--srr1 10

B..f Cs,t.Rseep head market qaie, sales
reduction Of fIc 10 Etfa tlJ9bb tirst Qn.hp s2dS Sh 81
s.cnd Ouaty fld Third Quality f9dt 30 Sheep and
K.eeys grades dull and lots Of Ike
s IS bead that brought tL ~ at week hpg
3,,rLs q sGd 80 so
New-York tribune., 1868-09-11
MrrrArrRR ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC. .
Sun Rs.. 5:37 Sua Set... 6slG MSOu Rise. Morn
2.4i Cows lssnt 3Jl Hell Gate 9.i
New-York tribune., 1868-09-11
NEW YORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD

es2 SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. 1858
COMMENCING MAY Is, 1868
Pusnser Station In SewYork corner Twsntvvnhst and Fourth
ave Entrance on Twenty seyeHth-It.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-11

ARK-The THOMAS WI VII nakr lhe 7oT0~ng
TN. between Newark SUNDAY sept ~ Leave
~. Y.ti foot Of Barclay st. 1919 a. NJ Leave
s,warI foot of Ceust AM stopping at Bergen
PonI each rsJ, '" VAsdOH' esptI n"iSeL@