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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-02

These ports have n fore IN commerce Of $9OOO0O0O,
and an enormous domestic trade. beside which We
have the immense internal commerce OF the Empire,
radatlng from these points through It's cardls and
naviga' e rivers.
The cable being laid, this Company propose erect
ing land-liucs and establishing speedy and trust
worthy means of communication, which must com
mand there as everywhere else, the communications
of the Government of business and of social life
pecially in China She has postal systam, 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, lin the main densely peopled; but
few vet 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
Fourteen Millions and this is more likely to be under
than over the actual aggregate. Nearly all OF these
who are over ten years old not only can but DO read
and write Her civilization is peculiar but her liter
ature is as extensive that Of Europe. China Is
q land of teachers and traders and the latter are
exceedingly quick TO avail themselyes Of every prof
fered facility for procuring early information Ii IS
observed in California that the Chinese make great
use of the telegraph, though it there transmits mes
sages in English alone. To-day, great numbers OF
fleet steamers are owned by Chinese merchants and
used by tncln c&cluhlNtll lOI luO h"hohi'oiN" Va
early intelligence If the telegraph propose, con-
Meeting all their great seapOrts, were now III exist
ence ID is believed that its business would pay It's cost
within the first two years of its successful operation
and would steadily increase thereafter.
Noenterprise commends itself as in greater degree
remunerative to capitalists and to whole people,
1t is of vast national Importance commercially, po-
liticay, and evangelicallg.
Shares Of this Company to a limited number, may
be obtained at $50 each go payable down, $5 on the
1st Of November and $2j payable in monthly Install
ments of az 80 each, commencing December D. 1868
on application to
Messrs BoOKsTAvER, THAYER q SLossoN, No. 10
Wall-st. New-York.
THE NATIONAL BANK COMMONWEALTH. New-fork.
Messrs. DRExEL 81 Co, Philadelphia.
Messrs. j. l.. BRowNELL d Co., New-York
Messrs. JAY COOKE & CO., Washington, ID. G.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK, Washington, ID. c.
Messrs. C. d. HEAD and T. II. PERKINS Boston
Messrs LEE, HIGGTSsON g. Co, Boston.
The MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK, Syracuse, N Y.
The SYRACUSE CITY BANK, Syracuse. n. Y.
Messrs. CHAs f. CHASE & Co, Baltimore, Nd.
Mesus DoNAHOE, KELLY a. Co., San Francisco,
Cal
w. r. HIGBY, esq, Pequonnock National Bank,
Bridgeport Conn.
II. III. ORMsBEE, Manufacturers ms company
Providence, X. l.
w H. MORSE, American Express Company, Schen-
ectady, n. J.
And at the Office Of the Company,
Nos. % and p Nassau-st., New. YORK.
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st7l. Paris. short, 516sG515 Antwerp, 6.20G5.1ss;
Swiss. 52OG51S3; Hamburg, 35sG35l; Amsterdam,
4Os4402: Frankfort, 4OaG4Ol Bremen, 799 Ber-
lin. n!Gus.
The transactions at the Office OF the Assistant
Treasurer we're: Receipts for Customs s55O,OOO; for
Gold Notes. $243OOO total Receipts, S1467j79 a /;
total Payments, $10942j II; Balance, $S792S77S H.
In Freights there is more offering, and the rates
are better and irregular. 1900 BUSH Corn to Liver
pool by steamer at 4d. and to Glasgow, by steamer
1900 bush. Wheat at I'D, 800 bbls. Rosn at ls9d'
$50 bbs Flour at Is ed 6s7id and 600 bales Hay at
40S and. by sailing vessel, 80 bales hay AT Sos'
The Chicago Republican Of Sunday say ,,, -, t,o,
The Money @a6e throughout the .s gRsS S though We have not
heard any du being eIPefea 9 Ps T CURRENCY continues
Quite large and most Of banks still receiving daily
from NevYok As yet there Is no apparent T cpr of trade
return when an improvement be looked for IN almost az
a oyeds have been allowed Ofnece's Rates 0iin'sre
ar steady at 10 per cent per anunIn.
reports generally are favorable fair ySd OF hpps N tss
V SG S s1r 10 have 5000 bales other Western states
w furnish at least IS GOO 6ses s The bone demand with
s,ye barley crop may cali for soOOeas surplus Of 1900
0' The earnings eff tho Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad
for the third week * II august TsI go
The Providence Journal SAYS; - ,..,-i.. u..,.. The
VERY little doing Printing jobs VIII Ooo pcces ,6O Tie
following the & So is' E1s T wee e,iS go d. 66i &
ards 1900 64164 &C., extra. Total JVeo Uecet
The {1aNjDiaf Commercial Of sunday says; 49,, -,
There has been further reduction 10 the supply OF 80 I've
applications for loans however "e
80 % s, abe accommodate the huk Of the approved
psper Offering though combining tner ,9I' 70 % IN
Tsrs WAS heavy market exchange The recelpts I ~
srai and considerable smouut thrown on the IN ahes h ~ 49,
~ rre rsisur currency There ar uehHhu uu' was
~ I ~ che ppplv The tendency Is toward lower ugureS A.
Tbe UI,ratkce Wisconsin OF August 70 says VI V"o
wheat crop Of that State: -, u,..u ..ts,s3
The Whe harvest the State Of Wisconsin H Az u go,
AMI turns ont to superior quantity ana qu % bs
Weld this year VIII u ~
while last wear not than " and VIII sone"'' ~
weigbt-tbst Il. 60 pounds TO the measured uusheL
The R0son Traveller OF Monday says r..., ,,,
Cs loans to-day rule at s. 81 and per een' on % "a az
,r5 lcsI colrss Discounts Of prime commercial nees u
are obtained At from cent preference eg @
sber over long maturte The Inferior grades AnO 'Ib' "
harder 10 pass, a a range from TO IL per 'euI
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Vas 6r the opening The total shipments OF
on om Bombay the h inst since sI report are estimated
powRSTlC MARKETS.

PUt.pstPHiA Sept LCoton steady Mddhng NifJtc Cover
seed steady at 40 Petroleum dolls Crude lse Refined w @
veal AID 25c sales Of North Western Extra nam ~ @
an, Pennsylvania aud Ohio Sl0d ~ - wheat uaA sll
Jroarirg. Fair Red ~ % - 81 White ~ % hys
- Ia Al 68 Corn scarce yellow 81 216Sl & MIea western
- ~ Dat, steady; Pennsylvania and Western OGIoe
.rr o5cs Croeeres-Smai business Provisions unchanged
p.tvfuohH sept Cotton quiet Mddng nominAy Oc Foar
dull ui unchanged whea. dali and decne Sc Corn steady a. ~
Gel Is o''s heayy and lover Gales A. o'"o" Ne - W.
Br,gaIo sept p-wbeA, 10000 bush Corn 500 900
Sbionewbsat y bush Corn q 900 bush Oats q eco bGsh
Fr,rh better 6rm Wheat 5!c Corn BE- Oats PC 10 new
YoE Flour very dali nom.Da unehanged Wheat steady as @
hush Red Wabash ~ o. 1850 Amber Oho ~ ~ FOO
iu.b No Chicago ~ 82GSl 80 Corn tmi sale, o. ~
COO bnsb No Western sl 49, 20 GOO hush NO. 81 I9
q 2I doll aud negedi sales OF iS0S hqa D, az o4
seeds ser asking Tor Clover and - s5G % Tor Timothy fo1
unchanged Lard langed A., s,- v..... eeaso 9s
CucIGo Sept Flour less active Spring BIta' 81
Wheat Advanced 2ic sales ONO at 81 1OdS 49, NO 3 o4i
since Changc No sold at 81 ~ Corn less active Oli nrm ss u
N a aiac No 2 at active aud advanced tdtc'
% a. s., T5ic RYE moderately leye at adnee OF tGlc
oal Al zoe Provisions and steady Mess Pork SI9J
pne Mess as Dry Sailed shoulders lltGc Sugar Cured Can
253sc Extra Good Cows aud Light steers ~ 20 ~ st's
s,r, Al 62l Live Hogs acve Light % 20 - 30 han
RI 80 75d slO 65 Lake Frsigh snCorn 70 Buffalo We hs
70 pnsso Toe Wheat oswego ltic Receipts oday-l3O DDS
par ia 400 hush Wheat 5000 bush Corn, JNO bush Oa
SO Live Hogs shpments-l0Wo be Flour llVVo ea'h hheA
ia 600 hush Corn 1000 bush Oats 1900 Live Hoss ,-, .
PHAsCsCo, Arg 3L-Four arm a. 20 O@o o. "ue~ A "
al gOdl LegalTenders. 7Oa =. , ,ao ~.
o,wEGo n Y sept -Posr Is good demand .ses leo bbs
90 $3.50 for 10 SPSE Tor Am. Anse5 20 ss No MI
uaukes Club 81 bush White Michigan =. ~ 80 Corn
steady sales 200 bush No at 81 H. Oats hea at 'Oe h
Ws.,en Bey LIVER 600 bush Bay Quue at ~ 10 aud
900 bnsh In Lake Canada 10 Corn Meal ~ ~ " %
eat Mi Feed 6rm; shorts S2jd S24; Shpsuns SF0Il5 hn
dns. as per tun Canal FrghtsWbea iOc Corn ana barley
a Gc bnb barley 6 Of Lumber Canal Brports-9 600
bush bush Barley 800 bush Rye lVV es' OF buer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-02

CoIUMBUs, CHICAGO. AND INDlANA NENIhA ~ hAiL a.
WV Co,p.NY FRST MORTGAGE SINKING FUND 40
YEARS SEVEN PER CENT COUPON BoNDs, INTEREST
PAYABLE APRIL AND OCTOBER IN THE CITY OF NEW
nnsurpassed connection, passes through the most
popni0ns and richest agricultural sections of the
States of Ohio, Indiana and Illinois, and It's traffic
tingency not only TO provide for the prompt payment
of its interest and other liabilities but also for salts
factory dividends to it's STOCKHOLDERS. Inc bonds
can be registered at the office of the Company IN
NewYork Parties desiring TO invest in these Bonds
can obtain the same together with any further in
formation that may be desired on application TO the
undersigned WIN: X. FOsDICK at ST. Nicholas Ma
tional Rank No I Wall-st.; L. A. MURDOCH, at Con-
tinental National Bank, No. Nassau-st.; JOHN A.
IsTIIN a Co. No. 80 Wall-st.
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM SAVANNAH Sept TN Steamship Jaclntoi W 2
Coseu chd and servant Caleb Bmery H. Emery Mss WI
ter Mrs Semmes w O. Charlton Gen H. AndeIson Col A. H.
col, Can't Geo IT, Mercer Mrs l. Bo Miss Thomsssen, Miss
Dan va Dessau Miss FoIton. Dr. Dessau l. boarnan f.
Gradot Mis-, Dodge Grad0t C. Kelly T. Scranton Mira A.
Gardner child and servant Gaysn FL Nance Mrs u Cole Miss
cole n b Ferr Dr. Gray Mrs F. II. Demne and MIS- j.
hewitt Mss Hevt hewitt W. Sope BAILEY and son Miss ids
Campbell p Bos wife and ehdrsp. CbnsthA Ssmmers Mrs =
waller infant and o. K Barker Geo GURUS ffeoeh ~
Emanuel VI. Nashaum, Mrs. Post
FROM CH sept In steamship CbamponRobl Ton
shsy sseho and Mrs Anderson and ehgdreo m
n B0ughton L. K MeLan A. j. CrewsrlM md
3chidreu Mira serkee W. Bessman Lon l. and Lseh. n
Dupu Mrs Weston FnldGg H. Slender NJ gray hn
nn,v Miss Marshall W. d. Porter Vanderbost akd
wife Mira A. secendOrf child aud BOidman Ponce
Buist O. H. Inrraham Mrs Bryan H. X. Fager u FOri ~ g
Barrop Miss LSbrtru Cohen Miss Levy H. Oates asd
sfe Miss Oakes Goaning aud wife, Mss CoPes hrs Ne
eyie Mr.. Guimele cheu the Rev T. p Duncan Chats
Spear Mrs A Lockwood Potter, Miss Anna Bell T. d. Clancy
John Cbsom, and II In the seersgc
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TO INVESTORS.
~ INV LPiV''''
SEWN PER CENT INTEREST ID 90

sEYEN PER CENT INTEREST ID GOLD
PRINCIPAL ALSO PAYABLE IN GOLD. -
The First Mort gage Bonds of The Rockford ROCK
Island and st. Louis Railroad Company, as an IN
YFsTSIENT SECURITY, combining perfect saety,
cheapness and profit, are unequaled by anything
offered in the market -
They pay seven per cent interest-Feb; and aug;
lin gold COIN free Of Government tar. Ihe prlhcipdi
also is payable in gold. ..o,,o,
tibe into stock at the option of the holder SINK
ing fund is provided sufficient TO pay OH inc "hoio
mortgage at maturity. 49,.
is payable in New York, London, at the opIloh OF
the holder. 80. ,
These bonds are fully secured, being nfst en Oh
q 100000 upon 200 miles of railway, costing fioOW
600, and tTayening the finest district OF lnols also
upon 10000 ACRES on LAND estimated to contain no.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-02
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH IN CHINA
TgF EAST INDAIA TELEGRAPH CoMpANYs once
ms % and 25 Nassau-st Organized under special
charter from the State of New-York
$4,000 Shares, 800 Each.
DIRECTORS
Hon. ANDREW G. CURTIN, Philadelphia;
PAU. S. FORBES, of Russell q Co., China;
FRED. BUTTERPIED, of f. Butteried u Co., New
York,
ISAAC IIvERMoRE, Treas Mich. Cen. r. r., Boston ;
ALEXANDER HOLLAND, Treas Am Ex' Go, New
York;
Hon. JAMES NoxoN, Syracuse, n. Y.
oh. PALMER, Treas West. L. Tel. Co.. New lork :
FLBTcHER WEsTRAY, of Westray, Gibbs " hard-
castle n. Y;
NICHOLAS MICKLEs, NewYork.
OFFICERS:
A. G. CURTIN President;
n MICKLEs, Nce-PTesldent;
GEORGE CoNANT. Secretary;
GEORGE ELLIS cashier Nat. Bank Common
wealth. Treasurer;
Hon. A. X MCCLURE, Philadelphia, Solicitor
The Chinese Government hdriHq (tbrOuqh The Hon.
1pson Burlnoame) conceded to this Company the prir'-
Iqe of connecting the great seapos Of he Empire by SUB
marine electric telegraph cable zee propose commencing
operatons in China and laying doDn Inc Of 200 m''(s
ot oDc, b5fireeu the fOlOiriag ports, rif.:
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THE MARKETS.
Carefully reported for Tuu TRiBrn !

TUESDAY Sept L. 1863
LSnES-The market steady ,aes q Pots At 80 &df9 81.
Pearls nominal
BEESWAX-Ths market firm daring the week and pres
b.w improvement 5dA'c for yellow southern and Western
BRSfLkS-We hear Of no change prices sc % Tor Gray anl
White American.
CORS-The demand light dealers generally waiting the
81 the crop small sales Of Od at lod 3c 10 cash
COTTOSThe demand has good and exporters continue
operate prices these sgaa trmer bot Jon the
qualities be noted Taken whole ihe crop
sdyces favorable Aud the general idea 10 that Tie prne' VII De
foruar ts rapidly becomes mari lhe ana hat
durirg the Increase the receipts
sale 10 day 6a Including 20 spby so TO shippers,
80 t. EuTat.wr "
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or Sgw.YoRK...,.." ssPr ].

CLEARED.
ste.mhps-Cuba Noodle Myepool wilmington ooe SaIestopl
@ Pepou SbToPre Phiaa.lpSa Leo, 1ssrOk Ten,t
Cs."ins Newberu n C. Neptune, Baker, Boston -
S3ps-Fower Of the Forest Oliver St John, Derby Gan
san Ha, Havre Orion Weiss DsutIgi A. Palmer
MAretan Barcelona NJ A. Benson. GsOdU, AsplD-
wall; Nellie Mitchell Nelson llayana' D
slOOp-otd Fellow, Dyer saysroos, oonH'
Steamship Jaws Lott Liverpool Aug q. mdse and pass
Steamship Champion LocsTo mind .a And pass
steamship James Green nnan Washington D. c. ndse and pa'A
Bark Columbus Hmsr Bremen - DAYS, intse and pass
Brig Kodiac, Downing. Baltimore days Goa.
Brig Wilmington, Mstel Cow Bay g. 49, II dAys, coal
scnOoNERs-RIyEE AND coAsrw,sE
Mason Rogers, Baltimore l. N. sh"yeh virginia
1i. u WIe.t. Richmond w B. jenkins, yirgin.
Carrsirr Virginia Hester A. Duncan. Virginia
Mara Elizabeth. Virginia Johnson, Virginia
sab Lawns Virginia Dsne Hastings Virginia.
Ss@b Virginia James Jones Virginia
Noses Moses G. Leonard Virginia. Dari, El,Abs.hPsrt
Hester Sarah, Virginia w. A. S iy,eL DI v.mi
H. T. Simmons NirginS II; Sesuhei sHkn-
H MARI J ylTs Hsl''' q Ireland bcSoy Island g.
Mite wsfS Cloud Virginia A. p Knberg, GsOrgeowS
alsl,, Virginia Hsrsshel. GeoTgeowp
Maria Elizabeth Virginia Only Daughter AsIandnA
Wp Hone Virginia A. r. wesmOTe. AIsIandha
DOMESTIC PORTS.
NyvLoypoS Aug 3o-fuyed steamship Delaware nom NV IOk
for Norwich se Hudson Kate Callahan Cynthia Jones and Mary
Loyen all from Eewburgh FOR Norwich. ~
Aug 3-Arved schrs A. Conkn, from Philadelphia MORAN
nd Enma Fox, Alexandra
BosroS, Sept L-Ariyed, brig Helen, from Turns Island
FOREIGN PORTS.
QuEHSsrowS Sept The steamship City Of Boston, ROsln hes
SsT S.s a sr at A d R%r s . roGs ays yesterday.
BREsr Sept steamship Vile Dc Pas Duehesne hon New
iGr AsS 81 S.U Steamship Sensrs ch Baeo
Aug u.s. arrived at this POr. to-day
SPOKEN .-.L
Aug 90 lat a. on 20 as brig Mary Roosevelt iron s~h' Rive
br Boston
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TAE C0UAES'


IN the Gass y ysd sn1S Sen cd
shaer counsel TO- the Board Of cQnnemeR 9ot Count
% %5Sa S 5s poc ai@ 1
proceed mmgaafdT contempt their first
S S5% es Council for the Tsco o mr.
asked an Ro s tle senior counsel OF ne uWotrrbury
Mr. sSScr opposed any ,6S deendan ana
was the private counsel lOT rcnresent Mr. O,G2r-
MT D There was no reason r why at once &C.
,ies should not be fled and me cas- onired to answer
fore force gl m thus u avoiding delay Mr. Tas mere
they should show that the a5hvT number Of aidayits
stake mai att the Of the deieG deancc Of the
mistake but deliberate Su should at once yindcate
Court Snd [ sdgo Barnard decide, To he 10 should not
case in MI oGormsns s6iS4''t term, which commences
be a',f o GSs Rc further Gf% T Sdso Barnard
desiring that the case iSs in Tst Monday october
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VEGETABLES
sUHDRIEs.
RECEIPTS OLE PRODrCE

canal Vf3sfLs- md FtdlITOdds. NJ, =.
Svpr 40 us hush Corn bush Oats 1859 bush heSt
83tu,h Rye bash Grass Seed sl6 bush ts5 SeeH I p
Fu be Cotton 67 Crude Petroleum. oJ hh hnneu
eum sprts Turpentue, 2S bills lrgls
bbs Tar bills Rosn, lis psg Cut Meat" pigs O'ee 80
~ Ashes IS pkgs Seshn 62l pkg Butter 26 pg Cheese
b. Copps $50 bhs WHISKY $50 bb Eggs sol bales WOOL 81
hale, Hops Leather IS bids Tobacco SS Oo1 Anu cases
TohAc SIS boIes Starch, O4 bbIs haphtha
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cRINfINAL.

vorI-irc Police Court, yesterday,
II Imsfice Kelly nine young men "eT Listened 10
chage Of having R G So at the foot of Fifty
ross rT intent 10 witness prize fight. Inc PRISONERS
we're qlssootind 0norterman's Court at Flushing,
III Uors for drunkenness, disOrdery CONDUCT anu
w. ms wife was sent 20 the County Jan lor ~ uHy
Leon HOY was sent to the same institution for
hI,r term In Justice Sneakers Court ID JalilCs'
n%r Rich for assault aid battery on VIM Olatlhseyl
eel YESTERDAY $50 and in default OF payment sehV
~ the County Jail for 60 days. - ..-.,. Oea.o
In the the United States C0mmlsslQheI SiiiCG
osterJav before Commissioner osborn the eXtrauuOn
80 of Heinrich schafer the main facts IN when nav
sready appeared in THE TRIBUEEl was 10 nave CoLe on
Hcn Of .nbafer is sought by the Government OF the
end nnc6y of Hesse Darmstadt the ground hat ne
Murdered his wife at Butzenheim IN that Ducy'
aed 10 this country 10 escape aIIfst'a an d6grnment
proofs in the not having yet arrived an
"' IN tbe Jefferson Market Police Court yester,
aay before Justice Dodge, 40 coored people, mae anu
female who charged with dlsoIuery co.uu'E
dsreputable house in WOoster-st, were sem W i
Wells Island for various terms. Joseph byInes "uo
held TO bail to keep the peace for marealSnS VI q
similar charge . John NJ. Heron, John Oiiara John
Cooney and Leonard FentOn were comm'te1i w Wost
u""stop.st OF $3.50 in bills ana CIcChs
Tews Iovett and William Livingston boys, r TeI nS
,onmittcd TO answer charge OF stealng gov
iTesses iewery &C from No. GAG West I"en'y nIs'S'
ar the Tombs Police Court, yesterday, Thomas
uomes and David WIstar were brought before Justice
Downp on the charge OF having been conGerneu IN i
theft ~ watch on Monday evening last MT fTeueilh
I'LL ~ No 6I Ann.st while passing through Fult0hst
met Holmes and Wistar aud an unknown man. Ono u
the party asked for light and the eomln"uU atcbed
him his cigar AS he did the unknown man snatCIeu
silver watch valued at $50 from the vest pocket Oh ian
md ran off with it. followed by ms associates 1One
Cd Wstar were captured and committed for eXanha
ton The unknown escaped. james Phyner ano Jos9p
Wheeler. who arrested ON MOnGay eNennb ~ iv
IN their possession quantity Of gilt Jewely valued
at sl5O stolen from the premises OF Messrs oCn"ls
Carf o
committed Yesterday 10 await an examination
COURT CALENDARS-THIs DAY.
s,vvvvv CHuBERsHed BY Jndge BARNARD Court opens
At lOa m Call Of Calendar at u ~ Reserved c4ses.
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600 900 tuns of coal These lands on the completion
of the railroad through them, VIII be worth more
than the whole amount of the mortgage -
For all the coal this Company can produce theTe
is a ready market 1000 miles OF railway and the
population of 1000 square miles OF territory can De
supplied with fuel from its mines, more readily and
cheaply than from any other quarter; ....
One half the means required for the construction
and eoipment of the railroad and for the purchase
of coal-lands is derived from the sale oil capital
stock to which large subscriptions are inaue along
the line of road and elsewhere. ,..., -.
The work Of construction is proceeding WIN great
rapdty and the first division of 30 miles, giving an
outlet to the COAL will be i'll full operation Dy Isl
The estimated earnings of this line OF railway ally
with its coal business. are threeiOld Nnd' VIII NC
reauired TO pay interest on its bonds. al, IT,,
The Trustee for the Bondholders is the UNION
TRUST COMPANY of NewYOrk. - :.
AT The present price of gold the bonds pay an in
come of over 10 per cent per annum. -, ,oyuu
For sale at the Office of the Company NO IL w ALL
ST. at % and accrued interest in currency:
Governments and other securities received III eN-
change at market rates. II. II. Body treasurer
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Tuesday. Sept. l-P. NJ.

1UESDA1s sept ~ NJ
Gold opened at 144 sold at 144i 144 l45 closing at
49, The clearings at the Gold Exchange Bank
were $2l1O2OOO and the balances $1079,45S So. The
steamer HammOnia took $4,000 in specie.
Government Bonds duh and shade lower
with continued attempt to break the market by the
shorts Bonds Of all classes continue in active Dor
rowing demand and the short interest has been
largely increased during the past two days. State
and Railway Bonds are dull and steady. Pacific Mail
sold at 1Ol. Western Union Telegraph 343 Delaware
and Hudson 1885, Canton &C. Adams Express 49,. Rail
way shares were excited Oh Erie which opened
at 4Gl, sold at 4Si, closing at 4GJ. New York
Central was steady at 125sG12G4. The West
ern shares were all higher. Northwestern ad-
vanced per cent. Toledo was active, selling at
lG3 ST. Paul common sold at rs; st. Paul preferred
81. Judge Barnard, this morning, granted a stay Of
proceedings in regard TO the suit commenced to place
the road in the hands Of a receiver which is proba-
bly, preliminary TO a withdrawal of the suit The
volume of business has been quite large and well dis
tributed. At the close the market was dull and
steady. Government Bonds closed at quotations.
US S. 1884, Reg l3sau4 Us52O CO. new '651Osi a1Ost
u. s. g. 1881 COu LA 0l4i T. s. $40 COu 'C7 lOa dl07k
u. {. $40 01O34 o. S. 500 Gold, G8 lO8 0lOS4
u g. $40 COu lib 01l33 u s. 1040 1881 lO4
500 Ou C4 lO9 0lOyf L. S. 1910 COu. 1856 dl053
u g. $40 Cou '65. ntalllt
The following are VIM. Heath & Co.'s last quota
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IIIRKSk.

ness 72o lAit week Exports TOT he vseh "ng avg ~
=, 400 lee The recent heavy and unprecedented sbpNen Of k' '
boIs r me Eve large portion Which are nov
81 80 nat mon English market al high prices mss en'eAI we
Ssa,ni fere and oAn.sd reduction ~ pe sm ~ no'
a. NOV. OF the st0ek arriving freely as could he desired Inc
sum- 5nn and Cat AZ Idlie decline from extreme quotations
Tho majority the shippers are not operating Ihg
1870 =. 10 the papuy which has forward the fesut OF sr
g s the Of he market both here ana ~ hngal
~ .v Ailments which have forward AZ hsh pfN INC
~ In Euz.nd The prospects 81 the English Cheese lmade pre-
ne m Of he dlohh being placed nbon The market
''s 81, int viii si1nsh all 10 move with esnuon And pn
TLo future trade win depend upon tho eourse OF
ariet the weather ani the policy which seormen pnf
.n y . 10 te mind that though The cheese has been shipped
~ IT, III. price, IS to % per cent higher Than at th. uns last
on v Lnay selling at llc while at the same
"a, all that Loudon shipper was PaJing tsiy hr really
nd hgh-colofed cheese MANY good factories are
spy ~, Ne With al De which cost lo The following
mai, for months Of ms year aud 'he sam" lof ioo sn0" 'n"
''Po'.' IN, III 100 boIet ahead Of last season;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-02

MRTALS-Copn.r has been demand sales ~ 1890 bbs at
23 Detroit, 73lc Portage Lake and 2 for baltimore Other
unchanged lin Speer have been quiet and
change poe The demand for Iron fair and the market
hrm- We quotes - ,c,,..a,