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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-18
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or NETWORK. ".

CLEARED.
Observation-Disclosures Ernst; Bremen; Tsnn murphy ierpcof
Moot.re Ryder Cbseston Missouri Palmer Havana LiungsIoo
Eson Savannah Dnso johnson Porland Anthracite Green P
B.t,-znrarcs Mcdonald Boston; johann A.ra PITT RrsEea
B Prrs stepbess George Graham Glaze Bay g
r. freedom Clare Halifax; Psaouta Knne, Liverpool via WIZ
ningon n. C. Mary Grace Petts Windsor, \ =, o.
Sehoones-Adne Pett honcton b ssrsn Jane %
John. WAna Pensacola; W. h Bowen Hougb, froYr
euce Ponder Lincoln Taunioni JOS Neierson ssgh SAn
Hero Kelly, salem
Steamship Eagle, Greene Havana days mdse and pass
Steamsh!b Tybee CAzlkiBs Galveston sept > mise
Steamship Louiss Moore Wallace keT6era naval stores
Steamship Louisiana Forbes lver sept mdse ana 80 pass
Ship Webster Brosn lndon ele Of Wight % eAy Nose
B Bs Esrry Bootb Chase M.r.ele, y days, mdse.
Brig Visg. Belle. corbrtt Wiod,or n - sdAys
Brig Uuion T., Tufts, Dorchester y, adGa
Brig HaIsron MeNvil, Gov Bag. II days. coal
schf John Snow. Mitchell Sbu.ee. " - DAYS
sehr Warren Blake, Meservey. Cow Bsy, days, coal
YoDtvx. Sent l6Steam.5p tiea Meade Sampson HesYsh.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
posrov Sent iT-Auvrd steamship Neptune from kev1Mkt
barl Atlantic ProyaeOwn In port bark st. Jsso nom Una
% HoLE Sept l7-Argsd hg Trenton Calais Tor Bridge.
mort b EuerprEe Londonderry for Phsde pha haths bsags
AsrapdnS fr Boston Abbe T. Willard Gardiner for New.
York snow Portland Clara Rankin aag fo CSnnset1t 20 "
rss Bangor for NewYok Pee Bath for Philadelphia Aleu-
fhemaon Tsar Portland Tor seSlOrk Grand Island Camaens
hing Eudous Portland for Baltimore. II,
FosTeEss MosRos Sept lPsssed for Baltimore steamships
Baltimore from Bremen arrived Harold Androan for bAuAere-
FOREIGN PORTS.
steamship Davidss
Tor Quebec vas H. rs o'clock last night
DISASTERS.
XIV WKsr Sent Wnons rom new Tor. oS
the 66 % and has POI mere or TO-
pairs
Rail O. pompiou, from for Barcelona days su-Ans
RAJ sS ann. W. GODDARD Falmouth for Ph.dphssspt lat
q ISM, lon 50 0W.
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s:gea9' q s s r. Ss S sn!1 Sc :
,' Do rssy s % Sg wsr. ~ Inv F. me-
chSios 81 900 81 81 orIs. 81 soas, o,. sr@ = ssdl5e
k s1e, si ale Clear sss ilS7ie shoulder Ne HAMS ne
AI Pan rU Sept Madnng feSTse Ps,r
% SS g Ss.. srS &C., 800 s F.n ssSs
I;s 'i ~. ard s' cs SS'f s md r4 T. s'd 81
r'rt ts s s l' aS o''S~'n business
sssFa feun Sep, quiet .Sd s% sSSNE Hpi1 md
s' lar. FfS sa assn' &S. Foi s Sa shoulders '
'gss 1s 81; Nv WIT s s.s :. Me s Me-
.bS. bet sstt,I .ss Ma at sI o, .;.sy ;t51e t No
and ssh A ss.D 81 Sss sfs';ss' ;
%Ss: SS Ss.i FS SSl bush @ bush Com 'o
:. sS SaS S s. 5000 SS.& Barley $50 shP%s9
' go Sq'S %S sst H. Corr 1S sS os
s Wheat s.ss and ., S'f Corn NO . ..s.
900 si Western Ces az 's s,s, , ~ ~ the
u 900 bush 81 Isl held 1Soe higher the close ol'f
"Sss. pt 7-yo In fair demand Family ss9s1o 50
wheat 6me o. for No Cor OIL Ear s,e Shsi' a. wee
sIssd P. sOhns 81 sat2 Tobacco in god ds,
%.ed ss P nIs s.e. %Ha sse Lard & da s1oa
9s lie Sides. 800 Bacon IN ir demand ne for SHOULDER.
70 Primes Extra, 20 OUS| hosa URN 7VV
70 s'ss SEPT si 4fasr SS.sus 100 Uo 90 IS
D., No 1 Sprpg; $40 IS for Amber Winters = 9r
Unit and Double Err Wheat dn sales on Vo eusn
Wbe wabash al 81 bush Red state ~ 10 20 oas 20
Club Al bush No Chieago spnug AZ ~
Toro an e sales bush No at ~ 10 oat, hoan poe
Bsrey held generally above be Tes OF bayers saes OF
ao6 ob Canada private he quoted 81 ISL
go pea. held At ii So 10 bond. Corn Meal ~ ~ cat
a. ste.dv shorts sa4, shpsaas fa hddmgs 10 an eus
TsIt,-Sbea lie Com aud Barley lVio Oa's; &c 70 o
~ L1nber siGfi IS TO the Hudson bake Imports
WIT i6 40 bash Corn u 800 bush os 5000 bash bAry 9'O0O
It umber a IA
lee, Sept, II Plour aiyesnd unchanged Wheat dull at
al fot MOL Asd No Oats dn Al DC Tor NO. cora
hmg 90 hush oa bush Corn shpnents-3oaO bba
fiSa sent i1-Esstern exchange IN good demand par sen
Co., ylour acyef sprng BI!Tss ~ l2tdts Whess N ss
49, AZ decline Haze sales st "d ~ 10 f TO no.
.d dnl at 81 81 M Cora steady stasc ~" 10 sno
- a. sIi a!lie Rye qaet at declae OF Dtc sass 81 oU
isss for No Barley srmer 81 s., dsl 90 1r NO t,sra
u,,Ir ..d, aId arm free, 81 <5osl 0i IN ooao SS Mess
Al 20 90 Lard City Stesmlec Sweet reic Hans
1877 Rnt Meats Inactive Beef Cattle dali and aeesnea e61Se
coowon % Good shpPss Steers ~ e 50 s Live os. hes
-, f,.a sea so Fsbts eal and declined %ac hss "
$3.50 Corn Buffalo, 1c Receipts oos ri9n
s..b wheat kusb Coru. 100 sesn oI 800 I'VE
" srnmo,s~I. 400 Ub. PlOsr bush wbe~ 1S besa
Corn xS On bssh Data 1sS I'VE hosA
BRIGHTON CATTLE hARKBT-SfFr -.
.< 1rfLReospts so head sales Sttra ~ Uven ~
osu SiI6 10 ssoood quality fl266l ri na qusV W I"
yasshiyy 49, Working OIen, els 70 tsss pair
Sap si'. heal 's ... !, @ a ss.
inc s s.ppy Rss~ipt 300 sales 81 S6b eli ve"t t
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ss: E; isss. IL ss. 8 Sc WI, Ss WAT
Es q ~, 20 s,,. IS, .,:.s, >. a a s. a so
rs sss;Ss 1sT ;s , II, ssr: s. is: .ad fs cs ~
SIS - Er f. a' a as g -. S'i ps:.s R a
az 4; s:: sss a s;ass' si fso' w'
fssR sis s ': q 81: s ss' an. %
YElfaERs m n.se. s.n.,d ard steady q. 7's for prs'
wisisr wheat frSsr bol .. rs hsAr sAsel; su,s
E csie.; SUD-; ss:. = ii6S1 sts: 3
ssb 70; i.a r II %'' u, r sl%e. WHIT. c.TtSrS
:: :: W.T.: ssi .Y j a. ssas. ' car
s g BAH. MAR a I 90 as. 1. .,'' q Zoo 9n no
s a.n,i & he esses.sos tAs sale. are 400 SS Including
;. s SiS w9 s =, :s s. Ss rs .. STAB
Corn ssstf Ga esps;..I.., closing
ssss he as%'P. n.1 sI ;s ssTs e. s g. tHs % ~ S
81 Isss ssi SsSoIs White ii Is, aud Weston Yellow
fsisigte. br Bsss and aii Silie ir CiOta
hhMfha ira .al'' Of 100 bales at 2e gold Other kinds
6Ps ar. whor, change to sc s d.r.nd moderate; aaoe
0 I'D ss q 1s En- f k y, ~
.en yss s mot i r ,' S a pr; q s ',s m
bids IS to- do stSic ~ hhds 50 10 5Is ssrp. ne
s Ea STs Is Re- ID rs se o.
aPs ss, S ed md % .Ss % Is ss .
4ec l hA N Y bls @1e 80 bhh At 4sis ,ed 100 bbs at
c Crude Tup.aps eh 90 si go H. The market for
special the dsfssd nodfste sales OF
llop bba CounOh and Cannon Strained go Dds
"a 100 bh DE- at 81 SO6 81 IS; small 0t No
81 ga 80 o5 and No to Pale at S5d IS 50 Tar queii lOo
bbs. sold at - tsdSl Pitch IL dull 80
OSA fair baDees be noted American Linseed and TOE
market steady ~ Gfd$iU for esshs and bbs Bash do
Crude tsh Oils without important change the demand
odee quote whale so9tc and Sperm ~ &c. Maniac
quiet Lard OIL u steady and 6rmi the demand iri
from 81 C Gu for Spring Sumner and Winter Other Os
quiet and unchanged
PkOvIsONSrbere been bat moferat business 10 Pork Tn
particular change the hqni hiss betn confined
principally job lots which pcs apply TO- the -
regular bb St9 for Old Mess $& s1 f2g 20
for Ns- Mess closing s @a *s cash and regular 90 for CtI
S24d br Prime pa 20 fer Extra do go 3dtB st
Nss.; r hturs delivery $50 bhls sold
Change seller October at SIS 50 Becf Only moderate demand bat
Of 10 bb Sgd Sl3 for COmpos braudsi
s36s2o 80 for PLAIN Mess add en- E5dt 2 50 for BIIs Mess
dull and the stsene Of prices nominal Beef
sellsg retail SMASH Cut Meats are IN noe
bes sales of 100 pfs at 2e for Dr stated
Shoulders Hek Hams Bacon small sales OF
Bellies a, le Dressed iofs are lover: We quote at t@S
good demand sales Of SIS ba and tes Of $40
l9,e 1919 for Cty Jd2ot for fair prime Steam also,
sales Of 500 buyer all this month at 2olc We quotr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-18
THE COURTS.
THE ALLEGED INTERNAL REVENUE FRAUDS
STILL ANOTHER ADJOUBNMENI.

THE ALLEGED INTERNAL REVENUE FRAUDo-
STILL ANOTHER ADJOURNMENT
The case of the United States against Com
missioner Rollins aud others came up at noon yesterday
before Commissioner Gutlnan. The COMMISSIONER at the
request OF Mr. Courtney VINO sad lac ,ad Deen noie
communicate with Attorney General Evarts, VINO Is now
In the city relation 10 the assignment Oh associate
counsel in the case ordered recess TIL ITO p III hr
John SedgWlck, counsel for Deputy-CommsslOner mar
d became very indignant the course OF the prOsecu
lOn and SAID they had first been az the mercy o
ley aud were now at the mercy Oh We
could not be present TIL 1913 j. ~ MI CVuitncS IJ
he expected the AtOrneyGeneial ~ noon, Dnt no Mo
been detained from some cause unknown 10 DIm HlI
Courti,v The recess was then TAKEN ana on reas,
sembnng ~ the appointed hour the Attorney Tehe" nS
not arrived, and al were KEPT "HnNs w Cnrt rcnn
for his ofice. Mr.. sedgwiek ana Mr. JOlb IL w.
wanted to Know how mHeh longer ts re ne Nrosec
pected 10 wait upon Tic dlatOry mOnons Oh lnc po.u
ton The Commissioner said Le would sea Iof ine Ds
trictAtiouey and see what ne inteidea 10 40, 81. IA
Mr. Courtney coming into Court the COmnlssloheI Vou
linn the defense impatient VI the delay hat had oc
Cured 81, ~ -, -.
Inc had sent the Attorney GeneTaPs ONCE
note was soon handed to Mr. Courtney When 10 I'M
medatey asked for an adJOurbmtht III uVon ~ Iy
and stated thar while he IN Washington he hhu au
an interview with the Secretary Of the treasury ana IN
the OF the conversation ne Cuhu va. ~, W. ia
said the case 10 Properly prosecuted Wy nlm
QdP Courtney He (Mr. Courtney toiu VIC
mat he was T.g ns Iss bS toned Gentleman in this
city 10 assist him IN the ease ~ associate - 10
concluded That the Attorney snovla 1
such ap assignment The note he held was 70 ns sn.es
that the Attorney General had not yet received dense
reply from the gentleman he had requested 10 aet 10 as
slate counsel The Commissioners supposed Mr. Courtney
explanation would be acceptable tO the opposing counsel
ar sedgwek and Mr.. White both urged that the delay
denial OF Justice 70 the defendants, ana the c0o
ought to 20 On or be dismissed ~ ,o-
Mr.. Courtney said he ready, willing and anxoss
TO go on but he was placed IN peculiar ana oenc S,
Mr.. Buckley had said, II was only proper he sh0uo
the action Of his Law OFFICER ~ assoeiass
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counsel He prepared to conduct the with the
assistance Of the gentleman who might he associated
,ith him and shOuld probe the matter 10 the bottom
no matter whom the developments made should affect
He couldn't stpulate not to proceed IL his associate did
NOT appeAr to-day but would act As oreup
stances might dictate.
The Commissioner said the defendant, Smith, was not
now and the defendant HarRnd had ne been In Gus
ody and the delays had not therefore, trenohed upon
their liberty he Thought 1T was proper to grant the
Adjournment lot the reason assigned by Mr.. Courtney
but he thought the case should and would go the
hour TO which an adjournment had been asked
Mossrs Sedgwek and White said the matter was In the
hands Of the COMMISSIONER
The adjournment was then granted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-18
TIE h,cABE SHOOTING CASE.
- ,,,rvx,x HELD BY THE CORONER.

OFFICER KIERNAE HELD BY THE CORONER
An inquest was held yesterday by Coroner
Kccnan over the body of Thomas McCabe who was sno
BY Officer Herman in seeondave Soloon on tue TVer
~, % ruesday last previously reported in THE IkiD
- Tbos Mullauey testified that he was with MeCatpe
:, The time OF the shoOtng that they walHu 10 i t
~ of the disturbance together; he saw OInceI
49, the prisoner. standing In front OF the lagc ~,
ioo ut the corner OF Thrtytrsi-st ana htnu l the
iii the crowd TO disperse; soon after hlsrn NV afty
hoI striking McCabe; there were lOIV OF tbe
someD in the crowd, and probably zen men TOOK
women and children seemed TO be sh1ous a. some
INTO the saloon, while the men, VINO were o. and
distance, appeared TO be only LOOKING che witness
we're not at all excited; afterward wheh tore Kier
went to see the body Of McCabe At the drDg his re-
nan who was standing at the door. ptseI Reilly de-
volver and refused 10 admit him. Mlchsold on coiuo
nosed that he heard noise nc the saloon lie svncin
In tbe scene heard something hit agalnst az WOOL ar
doors: was rot certain whether was oorrob
stone In other respects Reilly nrIv new foct
Grated that of the preceding wines ordered nv tbe
Siicited bemg that when the crowd wa S w o
officer to derse they 50 at once nc T HSg ~ ac
as they reueaeu e1ainS the prisoner but the Cor
utls" Sni lis surprise at such verdict when the
evidence was clear ana 60 I,,r'. ' n.y.
await the action Of the 0Talu ''us-
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Eist,llsr,cus.
,-rws PACKAGES FOR THE PRESS.

Captains pursers arriving this port are requested
deliver addressed NrWlok Associated Press only 10
persons exhibiting sthcny Of W simonton General
Agent paiaE Journal Of Commerce Tinaes IRBusn
World Epress EvcptR0 Pe Commercial Advertiser Sta1n
Zeitun0 Journal aud Dsokraf shoad AsS
be- daily only to he line
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In the United States District Court, in Bank
rupcy yesterday decision rendered in the matter
0 DORIS HOusburger and Gustave Zben. bankrups. In
TINS the Sheriff who had attached the property Of the
Dankrups in civil suit in the Common Pleas, two days
before they hed their Petition In bankruptcy refused
TO surrender the property to the assignee in bankruptcy
unless bill OF costs, extending over period OF week.
should first be paid Judge Blachfod decided that tile
Sheriff has just lien the property, but only for his
costs up the time the bapkrupts filed their petition
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE

sIpr H. ~ bush Corn h2@ hash Wheat 2'5B hush
Ost. 10 buh Malt Barley 50 bush Grsss seed ~
t0.h trsi n 5i hi. Fur Dbl. Meal SO bales Cotton
- Dbl, Crud. Petroleum lo4 bb. Reonsd Psorm rs hb-
Tar Is bb. Pitch Ren rs Cnt hests let psg<
piF A,hes "a, Ptg. Batter 100 Pgs Shes;s Pss
l5i cakes Copper +9J bills WHISKY 81
hi. Egg. 30 Wool a. bale, Hops 500 ,ds Leather 80
Hides Tobacco IA boIes and eases Tobacco 40 dds Hov'
VI
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O. farmrs ano Otbrrs.
sDEDONDA GUAN0 "

"PEDONDA GUAN0
and cheapest FERTILIZER ever introduced Into b' United
States - -. 49,, ,rv
"RFDOyDA GVANOH ben extensively used during
three years upon every Vsrety Il sh success totally aupeoe
confirmed BY the tfinsnis OF Us results rom
.nv Intelligent farmers Maryland, virginia Della
ware Long Island sd tie most eminent chemists Oh
this Country sId Europe. -
III. low pnce Of kEDOSDA GUANO not the least uuimpoan'h
these of agricultural competition. -
eonasnE all n'omaos respecting It's ertIso
dInary Wheat Corn O Rye loot Crops and ruE Gardens
directions certificates from NJ AW Whoek mr !onh
hoek Of Mssssn, j. John r. Perdne hansapsn n g. VI
LdttKen Linden j. BEL Pert Long Island ane
others be obteiued from WI CklChIVNk oo.
General Agents for United eates Baltimore, Nd,
orJAMEs DAvETT, No. 80 Pear-t
Aren't FOR Neuforf
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coIrRr CALENpARs- DAY.

SUPREME COURT-CHASBSSsHed by CAkDoIo J-Oou opens :"
lOa NJ, Call Of Calendar II ~.
Jackson II al sgt Jaetsh i2sNsn worms AgI van h'
81 R,pep Mauufac turing Co. Agt- dale
Eyn~n 1913. Lincoln agt Shay.
Auehach and or 49, k0hnsou 81 al HgN ~ Ah
IO2 Barker al sgt Lord et al Bremen st~AhINP y"
H. Brett and Others hgt Van
srpvv,oy SPECIAL Held by JoSR J-Saurssos
II a ~. Motions will be heard al IL ~ .,
PLKAE-CHAMBKKs-Hel1b By BARNETT J-houohs
heard Al lOl a Ia
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p.NvrNc AVN FINANCIAL.

ELIZABETH CITY, \. J., BoNDs-Eor sac on tayoI.
9 9rny,ment bonds issued by authority Of State
law in anticipation of collection of assessments
Cannon bonds, interest payable at tho Farmers
a C. CRANE a. Co. Bankers and Brokers' No Il
Wall-at N Y.
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THURSDAY, sspt. In n


Gold opened at 144s, sol4 at l44i closing at lA!.
The clearings at the Gold Exchange Bank were $75,
079,O0O and the balances $1,1SsG9O 9S The America
for Bremen, took $40 400 in specie.
Government bonds opened steady, with moderate
business. At the Second Board there was an i'm
prOvement in prices, and the market was firm, with
good demand for investment lots. State bonds
were lower; Tennessee ex-coupOns sold at oe3 new
bonds, 6sI; North Carolina ex-coupons III; Missouri
6s. 90. Railway bonds were steady. Mariposa Pre-
ferred sold at l02 Pacific Mail, 107! and 1921. Ex-
press shares active. with sales Of Wells, Fargo
at 2i; American, As; United States, 40; Merchants
Union, A! at l o'clock American sold at 5o!; Adj
ans 52s; Merchants Union, %; United States, 60 At
the last board the advance was not main
tanned, and o decline of lag per cent was
made. Wells, Fargo remained firm at 27l
Railway shares continue without excitement but the
great in money is stimulating large purchases of
all the leading shares at the board. There was well
distributed business and all stocks were in demand
After the call Erie advanced TO AZ. Reading was
very active with large transactions at 92i d93. The
North Western shares in request at S9s. Fort
Wayne advanced to 1901. New-YoTk Central was
firm at 1864. Rock Island sold at 1884. AT the
o'clock board the market was higher. New-York
Central 1864; St. Paul. 96S; ST. Paul Preferred, 95;
Fort Wayne 10; Northwestern, S9l the Preferred,
80. Rock Island 1924. Aftor the board, New-York
Central sold at l27 and North Western Preferred 90
AT the last board prices were from taa on sales To
realize on the general list At the close the market
was steady Government bonds closed firm.
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pASSfNGEkS 4RRTVED.

PROM HAVANA, Sept i3n steamship Bage-hrs Hernandez
Ppe Ansro children J. Castro lady, child and servant
j. Cgn A. Vega Antonio j. Bosch Antonio PA Joa-
ga Truo Crespo Jose AnsrO Cnaco Vsdsro nsnsDn d. E
YER ind Il in the sseeuge
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Gopntnrrs5E 9atitts.
I IMITED sPECIAL PARTNERSHIP. No.

| United SPECIAL PAkTNERSHlP.-No-
~ tice ID hereby given that limited partnership, for th nsetoh
Of general mercantile aud business the Cv Of hs-
lok has been catered EDWARD Shliu,
WILLIAM HOFFMAN, sha JANIS G. LANNING all At preent
Of the City Nesfors and BY virtue OF the urst
Of the fourth chapter % the eco Of the Revised sttss OF
and the Ameadtop thereof ssd In addition
thereto.
dnct.d SMITH HOFFMAN, TO- The nature OF the
intended 10 be aass b. be said partnership general
Mercantile an commission business Ibe Of oil the general and
n.e Al sid EDW ARD SMITH,
WILLIAM HOFFMAN, sBd JAMES G. LANSNG which paaers
the EDWARD SMITH aud Lillian HOFfhAh are The
General Partners and the said JAMES G. LANNlNG Tie SPECIAL
Partner respective places 4 sderee present 70 tss NY
Of The sad JAMES O. LANhlNu
las pane coatnd to e common stock OF ths sa
bsudred sas hyh'e shosana
dollars In cash.
The which commences hs tne
Of August D. 1865 ard operations Of said firm VIII
the trst dAy Of sep9e D. 1868 sd we ua co
partnership 10 All tnse upon the trH Gay o.
January, a. D.. la7l-Dssd Nev.lolk Ctv Aggun 1853
EDHARD SMITH.
WILLIAM p HOFFMAN,.
JAMES C. LAENIN0
Onees a Psrkplaes Chursh1st, Es~-YOrk Ciiya
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKBTS.
wRsT INDIA MARKETS.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

H.vAy, Sept ryhs Sugar market hrm No u pncn shnniu
real. Der krehangoOp LoDdon l+dD per eeh' p's"
other srtices unchanged
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THE MARKETS.

iC.,efany reported for The TrIbuDei
'' THunsDAr. Eco. H. 1885,.
AsHRs-yhe msrte hm for Po at ~ sVa ss0 Pearls ara
lomsAL IL. A.. Al. s,.sns~ .dx.rr.d
l.sr. and though 10 oonbrn 70 soou the
,sn. s, tbs lacks strength at se sals 81 ~
".ng O6 70 spinnsu and us 70 specoa
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Financial.

100000 . TS LOAN NM on bond , and 3:
W ~ stNuEL " BARTOL, No. I'll PssBist. Esw.yssk
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Money continues abundant at 3d4 per 'cent on
call with large offerings at per cent on mlSceiiane-
Gus securities. Government brokers continue over
supplied at 3 per cent and were forced TO pay OH
large amounts this morning, borrowed at that rate,
being unable to use IL to advantage There mas Deen
receipts Of moderate amounts OF currency IRON the
West during the week, and all shipments OF any
consequence from here have been stopped Tor the
present The Western cities are well supplied with
currency and are receiving liberal supplies from the
country, and money il reported abundant ior an
legitimate business ut legal rates.
Sterling Exchange is dull and weak at quotations.
London. GO days, los, 100; London sight lO9s@lO9l;
London. prme commercial, lOs!GlOSl Paris, long,
51ss1D5lH; Paris, short; 5.l6!Q515; Antwerp, 90
a51s,: Swiss 5.2OG5.lst; Hamburg, 85.43ji; Am
st4rdaln 4OsG40l: Frankfort 40.G40I; Bremen.
79l07gs Berlin 14@ns.
The transactions at the Office Of the Assistant
Treasurer were 4: Receipts for Customs. $3ls,cU;
for Gold Notes, $500 total Receipts, sf7,Sl ~;
total PAYMENTS g. G96 2S2 IS; Balance, go o Do
Freights are higher To Liverpool, by steamer,
% 700 bush. Wheat at :. a5sd. and TO Lond9th sy
steamer $50 tuns Measurement Goods Mt So14os; %
bbds and tcs Tobacco at 30s, and 100 bales Hops
at Id. A brig was chartered to Newcastle az zS'
weight. FL. IL
wv " ''' Michigan Southern Railroad. .-
Detroit and Munditkee Railroad 49,. .
Sept LIST week-ls67. ..- si6e $40 90 lS6S..'A'o o.
Boston, Bank Report. q,
Sept IA Sept Arg IL
| Loans .slO2 J21 1888 800, s531lD slO3,55O,0D
Specie. ..........-. 7lS54 Ss9SS >, s s,asS
Legal Tenders 800, 13,77i330 H.9Ib8l lo,o45, I0
| Denosits .'. IO6IO,s20 lOs9i7G 4l,ILGol
| Circulation Nat'D.. 25,lS3s76 &,l6,00i 26ls5gl
The shipment OF Pittson coal during the week ending
Sept a. was a l3 ups, making 1921 TO date this year,
| against BIS 235 tuns TO same date last year.
The Financial CHRONICLE contains valuable annual re-
mort Of the cotton crop for the ending Sept 1865
| from which we extract the following; -,
The total Atlantic and Gulf shipping p2r us year nave
been 24O 28 $50 ia bales last H. now We n1
lie pmsr and elsewhere direct to Manufacturer "o
have the following the statement for the Two eAr' 1907
AZ shipping ports. ,l4Ozn
| shlrmeuts from Tennessee. lsdtl5 'fV'V
South mcluted...... oOiSo NO return
Total cotton crop for the year bales, 2t]8sS3 2olSH
The reu of the figures total Of 2f $50 bales as he crop
IN. States ending August 81 1904 otA crop Of tne
II ste. gy 81 stock hand Sept !, s6l al Northern pof
IS an AZ southern ports 65s Total BIB Total supply during
~, ending sent l. lt8 90: Of this supply exported 70 ioTSgn
pos 57G3 burned at New YORK 2 burned at We soat3 lee,
recovered hand @ at Northern Por' y
Al Soabein po 727 total s7os eonsuHPion United si.,'
ss End ng sent OBS baf consumption 20 southern hA
S1 ZOO 9ug consum ptoB Northern States, s25olo bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-18
THURSDAYS WEATHER REPORTS . m
AfNTkTVRE ALMANAC

MINIATURs ALMANAC.
Sun Rses..... 5:A Sun 6:O4 heos Rses Io
hlGa -.
a.,ax ooh 50 He'll Gsts. IL ~
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cur nKArs.

shouliers. IN dry salt. lc. d
Shoulders. in pickle.... Ric. 0l3e.
Hams. In DR. salt......l4 c. 1l4!c.
Hams, In picsie........l1tc. Dl9c
kNokRD Mats
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-18

to note; the receipts are
OFT demand prices arr BoininRlly Gn-