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Evening star., 1869-09-10

PLEASANT EXCURsIoN.-The coIored excur-
sion TO GlymoEt yesterday afternoon, on board
the steamer Wawasst, is reported to have been q
most pleasant affair by those who participated
in il. In the course of the afternoon the owner of
the place. who had been represented as opposed
10 coored excursion parties landing there, was
complimented with serenade, which he ap-
propriately acknowledged. and stated that the
report was incorrect. He was not opposed to
the visits of respectable or orderly people; but
did object TO NEGRO rowdies" coming there.
Evening star., 1869-09-10
Governm ment Securities

WAsHINsToN, Sept TO- ls6e.-Jay Cooke A.
Co., furnish the following quotations OF Gov.
eminent securities:
Evening star., 1869-09-10

A VESSEL Satisfactorily Afternoon ,hs
sloop Emma Travis. Capt Ed dward Pruett. vas
struck by a nav of wind when oT I1s;.n
Head, between Washington and 0ivmon, .n5
upset after which she sank 70 the botto., -
crew fortunately escaped drovning bv r.t,ns
TO Q small boat. IN which they reacsss ,ne
shore. Capt Prunett came up 20 this civ he
The mail boat last evening in searea Of ynsy
and facilities % have his vessel raised.
Evening star., 1869-09-10

SrnpES DRATH--A young man named Al.
on Pennsylyania avenue. Fear 18Th strss, on
wednesday evening. The deceased had hasn
married but q few days, and retired 70 ~
aboutten O'CLOCK, and died about an hour After
The police were notified and sent for the eor
oner, but physicians giving their opinion that
he died nom disease of the brain, no iuo neat
was held. He was at the time Of his death A
messenger in the Interior Department. and a
member Of John A Rawlins Post, No. l. Grand
Army OF the Republic.
Evening star., 1869-09-10
SCOTCH .TARrAR" PLArp Srrre
Scotch s.Banncckburn,n
Fall Overcoats,
Bows Clothing,

Ouidlens Udf16AIdls,
and large and varied stock Of the latest stvlas
OF piece goods for custom department m the
popular OAK Hall Clothing and Customer Tail.
Once.
Evening star., 1869-09-10

New York Flour and Grain Market To.dav
NBwYoRK, Sept 10.-Flour rather more
steady, Wheat la2 cents better. Corn dull
and l cent better
Evening star., 1869-09-10

PARIoR CoNcERr.-On Wednesday evening
parlor concert was given, under the uspices
Of the Home Missionary Society OF the Fourth
Presbyterian Church, At the residence of Mr.
Lewis Clephane, on G. street. which was we'll
attended. Miss Addie Munson and Miss Bette
Goodrich, being In excellent Voice, sang sew.
eraI solos, and several other ladies and chil-
dren added % the enjoyment OF the company
By vocal and instrumental music. Before sep
arating the company enjoyed the hospitality OF
Mr. c., sitting down 20 Q table laden with
fruits and delicacies.
Evening star., 1869-09-10

TIE ORPHANs.-1he children Of the Protss.
tant Orphan sylum, over 90 IN number, in
ceares OF the matron Of the institation, were
fatnered on the portico Of the ST. Charles
hotei during the passage Of the funeral pro-
eession yesteroay, and presented one OF the
most aneetlng pictures of the incidents on the
route OF tne eorege. The dresses were uniform;
me etris wore white trocks, DARK saco ues
sssnes OF hght color, and light straw hats
with trimming Of clue ribbon; the boys wore
oiaek alpaca jackets, white pants, and light
Evening star., 1869-09-10
GIxT's HALF HOSE at S5 and 90 per dozen
IN White, Brown, and Mixed,

really superior articles.
!, me Linen Handkerchiefs at &6 per dozen;
nem-sntened Handkerchiefs at % per dozen;
Inc CnTershirts, for fall wear, at 81.
GRO. e. HHMNING, 5Il 7th ST.
Evening star., 1869-09-10

he LATE SENATOR FRssRNDBN-HsetHg of
Maine residing in this city was held last even
ing at an7 street, for the purpose OF taxing
action in relation TO the death OF senator VIM
Pitt Fessendon. Hon. L. b. French, Second
Auditor of the Treasury Department, was
called 10 the chair, and Mr.. Lemuel Bursley
was chosen secretary. On taxing the chair,
Mr. French stated that his acquaintance with
the deceased commenced in Isi4, when they
were both associated in committee, and, al
though they were afterwards separated for
satesnanship of Mr.. Fessendep. In his
seat IN the councils of the nation he had
brought honor and credit on his native State.
His ability was never better exhibited than
ments he presented and the chart laid down by
him Were our main guidance in the restora-
uon OF the States to the Union. Mr.. French
spoke further in terms of praise of the deceased,
AFTER which on motion, Messrs. Llewellyn
'ane q ID. Gilmore, Willis Patten. Geo. w.
Mcclellan, ana T. Fenno were appointed
committee TO draft resolutions expressive of the
sense OF the meeting, and reported preamble
setting forth the tact OF the death Of VIM. Pitt
Fessenden, and resolving that has decease Is a
national berea vement; that he was all that
and his manhood was never tarnished by
voluntary wrong; extending the sympathy of
the meeting to the family of deceased, and
further directing that copies of the resolutions
bs forwarded TO the newspapers in this city
and the State of Name. The resolutions were
adopted unanimously. and after further
remarks eulogistic of deceased by Messrs. VIM.
=. Drew and Nathaniel Hatch, the meeting ad-
journed.
TIE POTOMAC FRONT steamer Wawa-
set, Fawke, lett Potomac Ferry Wharf at an
early hour this morning, with merchandise
and passengers for Cone river and in ter mediate
landings. Later the steamer Arrow, Stack
pole, left Galts wharf for Mount Vernon,
with excursionlsts, and mails for Marshall's
Landing.
SAeriFs Coal and Wool Wharf, foot of 6h
Street-Arrived-Schr. Lille Gray, Hunter,
from the lower Potomac with wood for G. l..
Sheriff. Also, the large schooner Bartlett, of
40 tons burthern, unloading coal from Phila-
delphia for @. L. Sheriff.
Fdy's Uhdrf.-Arrived-Schrs. Imagine,
Smart; Franklin. Johnson. and Arlington,
Bradshaw, with wood for b. +. Clarke; Pan
dora, Davis, from wade's bay with wood for
market.
Cdrter's WBarf-Sailed-Schr.S Sarah Jane,
Love, down the r.ver, light.
JotnSon'S Vharf.-Arrived-Sch Thos. IC.
hawk Faunce, with fish for Thos Reagan.
Saiied-Schr. Annie f. Martin, Buell., for
Georgetown, to load coal for an eastern port
Roht. II. Kemp, -, for Norfolk, light; j. j.
Barrell, Perry, and Richard Lacy, Reagan
down the river light.
hiiey's WhGrf-Arrived-Schr. Marcella
Anne, with sweet potatoes for market
Sailed-Schrs. Geo. H. Squires, Timmors. for
9eorgetown. to load coal for Wareham. Mass;
Thos. T.. Worrell, for Johnson's wharf to load
fertilizers for Norfolk; Brooklyn. Thomas. and
Salisbury, Parks. for Havre-de- Grace. light.
FoWler's WhdT.-Arrived-Schr Isabella,
Craig, from St. Mary's, with wood for Abner,
OF 1th street park.
Evening star., 1869-09-10

THn tA19Ier sIOOK OF SCHOOL 60oTa
\ vIM ce Iound q the old established .. Hss1o
essrssrs, corner 7Sh and D streeh.
WSW GA. WHIfAKHR \ On n
Evening star., 1869-09-10

p, s::s y 4, &
sc On stSs Ss ,s sss eSssnsion OF
la.' eor q tmyrs.snsas p Laths OSsei:
ssi: oes % s. ~ 9ss s'a 9 s:ard e
Yerson'. ~ oyYoss this extsnsion. ObiscssonS.
Se es IocIons. ana ether Ialefy should Be llsd q
sun.vsv dSoAAU1L q I!eanR,
Evening star., 1869-09-10

y Judge Mcdonald, Of indianapolis, who
died few days ago, was confirmed spiritua-
list, and his spiritualistic friends now claim to
be In direct communication with him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-03
nouPSTTC MIRKRTS

BAIrMoRg Aug 2-Cotton du Mddngs noninaIy sole Flour
80 75d s725; do Family 2S9S9i CITY Mls supersne
90 75 do RI, &C 1893 DO Family 81 SC6$i 5o Western
% Wheat firm Red 81 5ygslG 5 Corn-Wh O6Gs O9
oats @a65c Rye ~ Is Mes Pork quiet az $5 Bacon tIm
Lard 6rn At 70. a2oe WHISKY 9aet at 81 49, '''
PHt4DELPA Aug 2Coton IN hghi demand bat weak snd
maintnel North Extra Family, $69s6 So Pennsylvania
do Ssa Indiana aud Ohio do Sd 81 Fancy SO 5ygS0 Sn'
ldne and BItri unchanged Wheat Cat; Red Old 81 59as 50
e ia l6i MId Western l20slL Oats dall at 74a75c
vision. uSehnSs8 WHISKY Ssd al 81 IS S'' ''
CHICAGO Aug 2-fgur fuseri Spring Extras. IS 1851 M
higher; sales 81 25a 81 81 the afternoon quiet a. 81 81 for
No q seller August Corn quiet and higher sales o. No At 89
Dan and lover sacs q Rye lower Of No.
at 81 o. Barley da sales Of No at 81 u.s. seller last half Of
s3j 3 Lard eI0lsc Dry Sailed Shonjs 49, 3le
Hans Tic Cattle dali and weak 1--we Hogs aei'e and lover
Preghs frn Receipts for two days4oo bbs Flour 70 O bush
Wheat 100 geo hush Corn 1900 bush Oats 1890 bush RYE loo
bush Barley i7oo Hoss ShgmsuIs-29oo b6 Flour 1900 bah
OswRgo Aug 2FouI eady sales Of 1900 b6s at 81 2S6$7 80
Doubs Br whes, scarce and am especially spring sales Of 900
bush No. Milwaukee Club arrive at 81 So and 1900 bash Ana
Der Michigan the spot II So Corr 6In and gue sales Of
% MIL Feed steady shorts f2ldSR; Shpstui -
NdIins s25as5o tan Canal FLeeht'wbs. ele, Corn 7c
freghFOu 70 Boston, 6e to Nesiork 8ei to Albany zoe
Lambr Canal BIports-25 lush wheat 92l 900 feet Lumber
what sn nd hi sr demand Red Al Mas as While al $50
t3 Choice 81 du heavy and lover receipts Of New
hrgs market dali aud lover; sales yla95 suPpp
rs- Barley uomiuay uBeLauEeI whisky dali o. with bat
l1c r Shoulders 6l 0l6lc ior sides Bseon c Tor Shoulders
a!doc o Sides Hams maze Lard bed at se With but hta
MILWAUKEE, Avg aPioa qoe, and unchanged wlea srn a,
changed RYE hrm ~ 81 Freigi frn Sc TO
Baao AMI DC Ossogo. ReoP-2000 bbls Flour 1900 bush
Wheat 2O bush oai Sh9noats-3OO b6' Flour 1900 bash
heat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-03

The general balance includes transfer accounts bonds
purchased and stamped scheduled and forwarded to
Washington, being purchases Of 2Sth and 2sth July
The Directors Of the Chicago and Northwestern Rail-
way Company viii hold meeting on Wednesday, Aug
A. for the purpose Of eleCtng President in place OF the
late Henry Keep. 1t generally believed that the posi-
ton will be offered TO Gen. II. H. Baxter who s now
Director In the Company and was formerly President OF
the New-York Central Railroad. Gen. Baxter is well
fitted for the Office, having had successful career as
railway manager and well informed to the require
monts Of the Company.
The demand for the Kansas Pacific Railway Gold Loan
has become quite active, O million and half OF the
amount having already been taken.
We learn that the construction OF the Columbus ana
Hooking Valley Railroad being vigorously prosecuted
and is within few miles OF completion. The track
laid to the famous coal folds Of the Hooking Valley
and heavy shipments Of coal are being made over the
road to Chicago and other different points The earnings
the completed portion promise large returns from the
road when finished, which will make it one OF the most
profitable in Ohio Already the earnings are enough to
pay the interest on all the outstanding bonds OF the
Company.
TABLE of the Average Amount Of Loans, Specie, Crcld
tiO Deposits, ana Legal Tenders the Banks OF me
city Of Ne,o- York for The tceek ending saturday, jug
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-03
THE STATE OF TRADE.

LONDON Ag I'LL mConso M for both and The accounts
American securities fm u s. ReTgenes 93a Stocks qu Fries,
lVt Illinois Centrals, 94t
LvERPooL Aug 2-iI mCotton opened shade hner Mid.
ding U9lanas nd; hdding Orleans, loG3sd Flour, 1916 Y
Dbl for Western
LoyooS. Aug I'll m-sug 28I p cvt saOs1 TurpsntIus.
26 g97l y cWt
LoNDoS Aug 2l inhibited States FyeTwsnty bonds quiet
80. Enes l9i; Atlantic aHd Great Western 24t
LyERPooL Aug 2l m-Coton steady. Wheat 95 Genital for
No. 2 Red Western.
HAvRE Aug a-Coon opened At 3 francs per cW for Tres 0
marie the sDot l5 p cwt for Low Mdding aGoat
LONDON. Aug 2-3O mCoRo closed 9t for and tho
l9i Iliaois, Oh
FRSKPosr Aug 2Uned States Twenty bonds dull sa for
the issue Of 1851
LrVERPoo Aug "A 30 mCOttOp closed shade fmeri Md
ding UpAnds ND; Midng Orleans 3dl3ie sales Of
1900 bales Wheat 95d9G GENITAL for No Red Western; Flour
1919 Dbl for Western Canal RosD cw for common North
Carolna Petroleum. It'd y gal for Spirits aBd 6i for Refined
LONDON Aug 2suga 9a23 eEt for No. II Dutch STANDARD
afoat. Refined Petroleum, liza y gal
ASrwERP, Aug 2-Peosls 5i francs for STANDARD White.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-03
NEw-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, AUGUST 8, 1869

&c. 113 Ohio 70 ~ at 5ic ln do 70 % at 6lc 200 State
81 D. at Co. 10 Canada los D. at 6e 1872 poor at g "a EACH
ss7 Canada lambs 81 70, at Sci lS1 State, 80 To- at 6tc IA
Canada, GO ID, at &C., and 81 OF 81 u at 9ic.
THE WEEKS SALES,
COMMUNIPAW.
BY Bells PideOck. 4s9s sheep, at an average OF 81 81
per head; they varied from Sc to 6lc per u. Also
X4 lambs at u d10ic. per d. or 50 90 each.
BY Kase, Hauyer * Co., 6l2 jersey lambs at 81 q
Per head and $40 sheep at S. 10 each.
AT FORTY-EIGHTHSr.
BY Hume and Elliott, 1894 sheep and lambs at a 50
each.
y. Kirby sold 1912 sheep and lambs, at a SO each.
McGraW Reid sold l44 sheep and lambs at u 81 each
AT HUDSON CITY.
by Judd, buckingham Co-20s4 sheep, at "a % each,
anil 1,4f7 lambs at 81 50 per head.
fase, Hauver Co. sold $50 sheep at s. "a per head.
and ,2O2 State lambs at 81 50 each.
SVINE-Recepts 22,9O6, but with good demand;
Dretsed have advanced to l3c. Two were turned
off alive viz 205 Ohio sters 1S1 n, at l01c Some OF
rising 200 10 corn fed brought $40 40 per 100 Fri
day, after the advance on Dressed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-03
TOck OF PORK AND BKEF ~ PACKING YARDS. EEW.I
IYS AUGUST /, 1863.
nII a.H Ma porE


PBTBOLBuM-Cude 10 bulk little slack the nominal valne Is
about dl7ic bulk for Refined there better i5guI prices are
higher 3 md aud 3lc asked for = w. which the
trade understand standard white Shipping and meehanabe order
sales Of 500 bbs 5c; 400 at and about 900 bbA In lots
future delivery including this mouth next and October, from J
L
MtR-Prce, arn the demand fair; OF an m Caroua At
etc 100 bags RabgooH 98c Stock 1923 bags kast India
40 3l4 Carolina.
sUGARSDsmsud fair Tor RANs and the market frm At former ra
good Refining Qlc sales Of 900 bids l5c for Crhed
dlJ for Cubs li ellie for Porto Rico ani 90 boxes
III dl3 ReSued steady l53dl5ic for HadA stoi to-
oow Cuba bids $50 bids Porto Rico asa bids
Martinique 2248 bids Bngh and $40 bids ST. CroI total bids
27l5 Havana boxes $685. Manila bags 1885, Brah bags
a. 5gl. and Meado, 1873
SBRDs-n Gras, very little doing prices being nominal At
3ldllc for Clover l5 Timothy Rough Fa1scd 10
selling 81 5Od ~ 65 Calcutta Is dull at 81 U.s. gold
STEARlN-We note jobbBg sales at 2Oo. 80 c% .-...
TALLOWThe market Is quiet and prices nominal at 26l2c
WHISKY devoid Of life animation aul have only 10 no
sales Of 80 bbS Western In lots wooden hoop, al 10 lomn
auot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-03
Ghantrs for CUISINES glen.
Proposals.
THNA.rkr pnrAnrNsyr.


OFVICK rHR SUPERVISING AhCnrErr Dol! I' I''N
CEALED PROPOSALS wilt be received uhtlI
- August a. 1919 Tor furnishing sud delivering AZ ihe ste o .l -
Post Ofe Neu.York, In such quantities sud AZ sc9 w - \,
less oil dmeusoa ""ANi =,
stains Tie stones "
en- feet each aud all be fl TO tie square and true soau "a
Schedule oil Sizes "a be iafn sed
Also for flruislng and delivering shove o1o a. H. al
Of GRANITE, LIMESTONE, or North River ~
on The bed sound, aad breaking With clean s9as ~ 90 an, =.
ouartsr 10 be stones conan not less tlaA r.l
& ~ les ,n IA cnc feet be less than ncaes A
Also for 5000 yds., more less OF haId' 11'~0' - 80
the Of heus suitable if couer,te - al e sl ss
will be made hy the cubic foot aud yaf' ''' VIZ " Nr
arately for stone rubhe and cahci't ,.. a, Al.
be made monthly upon dti Z! "l
By the Supervising Architect, OF H' So H - -
the fnal completion Of The eoalra
bids accompanied by psn.l - ~ g,r,et
thopsaBd dollars bidder wiz accept ahu perform
awsrd 10 hp-be sncncy OF the secn 20 oe eefAe1 - y -
i,n, a,,",nas of H. District where the hisT ses -
The department reserves the night to reject any OF az @ i
Of the Government 90 20 CO. -ni A
S mot conform in every respect 10 th advertisement " ao' % ~
sdercd. o-....t. r,fs,.r.i.o Prbiis, tsi
Proposals 70 be indorsel t'l''4' '' D'-'-''
Concrete Stone CO.. All, , O., all e,.,. SAMPLE 20 ~
80, ~, Sin -6 inches euhe sho'ifs O. neAt s 90 VI s
's''ao'' 70 ~ A. d. MULLkTE sgoesV.Aas A1e-''.s'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-03
RANKING AND FINANCIAL.

PACIFIC RAILROAD [oy Missouri Six PER CENT
GOLD BoNDS.-We offer for sale the small remaining
unsold portion of the First Mortgage Six Per Cent
Gold Loan of 900 Of the above road. Over four
millions of the issue have been sold to investors IN
Germany, and two and quarter millions IN this
country.
The road runs from ST. Louis 2s3 miles, across the
State of Missouri to the Kansas State line there con-
Meeting with roads extending over four hundred
miles further West. The gross earnings Of the road
for the year ending Feb. 2S. 1862 were... S3O7s9O
Operating expenses. ...............''.... Iv10o1@
Net earnings.
The earnings this year show large increase. Tho
interest on the entire loan is $4,000 gold. The
gross earnings per mile for the past year were about
sl1 O0O and are gaining steadily The road is finish
ell has no complications with other Pacific roads, and
it's earnings per mile are more than nearly any
Western road. The bonds are as safe as any in the
market.
Price 95 and accrued interest, in currency. Cou-
pons payable February and August. Principal ma
lures in 1888.
The coupons are free from Government tax, which
is paid by the company The bonds can be registered
at the Bank Of America For further particulars APP
ply to CLARK, DODGE & Co.. No 81 Wall-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-03
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Tfssts, LdndT and HdIIrO1da
July 3 100 bbls Flour, 1870 bush Wheat $3.50 bush Corn
bush Malt l3 bush Beans 465 bills Whisky 40
bills Meal 2275 pkg Cheese, 229 pkga Butter
Dried Fruit pkgG PORK ZIG pkgs Starch los pkgA Cut Meats
pLgs Bee,WaI S. pkr Taow 81 pkgs Lard 1887 sides Leather
l9 Hides bbs Refined Petroleum. lis baes Cotton s bses
Wool 28 bales Hops kegs Lard 6 pkgs Ashes lO2 bills Lard Oil
bbs Copper al bb Egg IT'S bids Tobacco O1 boxes and
looaeeo lls pigs. Rice l39 bags Peanutt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-03
THE MARKETS.

TCarefary reported for TIE TRIBrSE
MoNDAI. Aug. 2, 1869.
ASHRS-Ths market steady with moderate business saeI OF 10
bbls at 81 81 81 G2l for Pots. .
COTTON-There has demand about former rates the
market closing steady; sales 8 bales Ol Saturday EVENING" Of
which 500 were b spnner 1863 by spectators 0ud 6h by
poe Of 50 bales for October 800 for December and 100
r November on private terms; December zGlc and 200 DO
at 26sc all on bases Of Low Milng We quote follows:
Iplapds NJ Mobile A. OreaUs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-03

London. 60 days, 11O0 1OE London, sight loi0l1oi'
London, prime commercial, 60 days 1923 0lO9s Paris
long, bl5a d5lS4 Paris, short, 512i95l1ti Antwerp,
6164o SWISS 6I519515 Hamburg 35l935J; Amster-
DAM 4Osa4Oi; Frankfort, lOs9lOl; Bremen, 7s779ii
Berlin, 71071t.
The transactions Of the sub-Treasury today we're as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-03
PACIFIC RAIL WAY GOLD LOAN.


Messrs. DABNEY, MORGAN d
Co., No. SO Exchange-place, and
NJ. X. JEsUP e. Co., No. II Pine
ST., N. Y, offer for sale the Bonds
of the Kansas Pacific Railway.
These Bonds pay seven per cent in
Gold; have thirty years to run;
are free from Government Taxa
ton; are secured by Land Grant
of Three Million Acres of the Finest
Lands in Kansas and Colorado. In
addition to this special grant the
Company also owns Three Millions
of Acres in Kansas, which are be-
ing rapidly soldtO develop the coun-
try and improve the road, They
are a first mortgage upon the eX-
tension of the road from Sheridan,
Kansas, to Denver. Colorado. The
road in operation non earns more
than enough net income to pay the IN
teyeSt on the neo0 loan. There is no
better security in the market-this
being in some respects better than
Government Securities. PrlncpM
and Interest payable in cold. Price
SO, and accrued Interest, in Our
rency. Pamphlets, Maps, and Olr-
culars furnished on application
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-03

sasso for shipping aud Csc 81 o5 for retail let's Straw quiet
unchanged.
Manila at l2ic.. gold .o.,. .
HOPS steady and moderate quote asese for
New and ease for Old.
M0LASsBS-be market at stand end prices efey son az
Stock to-day az follows: Cuba Clsyd 1903 bbdt 90 ~
CroiK, J7 bids ; total 1894 -,
NAVAL STORES generally du prices are without changer
quote Spirits Turpenne i2Gc merchautabe spPnY Se
Resins at " 25d@2 IS for Common Coed sHaAeo A4' %
9S2 80 for No. O. ,,,
OLS-Thee has been only moderate demand for American
but prices show no change holders finn AT s3 a
hes English DO nominal Crude Fish oils are qae AZ C of
Whale and 81 56$l 90 for Sperm Manufactured os arc
Lard oil steady al 81 35dSl 65 Other oils are iaSeus anu prices
PROyISONsThere has been only moderate degree OF eIy
the market for Pork to-day s; fur feeling was t
slight advance The sales cash and regular are ~ Jus
s3 for New Mess and s33 Is for City DO Beef Is d o s T
sales Of so bb at &8d 5l2 for Plain Mess and O
DO Terce Beef dull and prices nominal Beef HANS arc
sales Of 20 bbs at S260S9 Cut heae and Bacon Ae u wv
firmly held Lard is moderately active aud lover sM
$50 bills and tc l7ic for No L. 7ialsc for Gilt iUste
Or Fair 10 Prime Steam aud Kettle Rendered. 80 - l. A.
BUTTBRWe have still 10 note 1rm and healthy zone IN ne
market and holders not disposed to SELL While the trade opsS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-03

COPPRR-Ro IN good trade demand at former rates. ses Of 1000
erFedsn so er.rayeler, l2B Contest and 100
Rio 5 bsgs Java 495 bags and 23 mats Ceou l bags
Aiafaabo 772 bags Lguaa 5l bags Costa Heh lol bags
Manila 100 bags MeIca 54 bagi African. 100 bsgsi Auossufa'
Flour AND MRAI-Wesrn and State active still
fair business doue the light receipts Of shipping brands induce
more frmues and all grades seader at the close
400 bills AT Sc 50 Superlne State 10 aOd ~ 10 for
Ba sas; a. z0dS 50 for Fancy State sc 81 10 for The
grades Of Western Extras 81 l5d 81 80 for good TO choice
85U4g for Minnesota and Iowa kIfd
- 1Od 81 for Shipping Oho l0 ~ so for Trade brands aud
Family brands al S8a 10 go S7GS7 90 for Amber Winter Wheat
E1a Indiana and Michigan 81 50Sl 10 for White wheat Do do
Double Flour du sales Of $40 sacks at e7d
for Horn and 90 bdf9 80 for hmus Southern fOuT 10 ar
demand sales Of 700 bbs at 20 % ~ - & ordinary 20 good 1
Family
Virginia and GO 806 l2 Family Maryland aud Delaware
Rye Flour fair demand and stedy sales Of GO bbs al - D
SO IS Corn Meal dull bot hmi sales Of 50 bbs at - 70 for
Western.
FREGHTs are higher Liverpool by steamer 5000 bush Wheat
London BUSH wheat Id and 30 hhdE Tobacco At
ZG An Italian vessel 10 Cork for orders with 1900 Wheat at
So and vessel rehstered 10 Glasgow with grain 81
the demand has been active confined chiefly though m Tor
milling New b 10 fair demand and Amber better the sales are 0
bush at ~ ~ for Mixed Spring; 81 for No Chicago hIsi
81 55dSl for No do ifost; q So for No Milwaukee, 81 81
for No. DO IN 81 S. for 0Red Western 6 for New DO
81 IS for White California; 81 IS for White Michigan siore ~ O
for White Genesee 5d ~ 20 for White Southern and 81 OU
$50 bash 81 90 Oats lower and unsettled; notice TIC htt
arrival Of New ohio IL Of good gua the sales are % S bush
New Ohio and Western at 8O and O at 2d8c State at B2dSJe
jersey 5c Southern at 1c Rye quiet but hrm the SAFES
800 bush State 81 80 Corn is !owef Sound and wanted
Unsolud hayy the the sses 81 u Damp and Unsoud
At New Western Mixed at s. ga 8 Western WBIe al
81 90; Western Yellow al 81 90.
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