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. KEYS No. / kettle-rendered Lard;
50 bags Potatoes;
800 bags Oafs;
80 IS RedtOp seed:
p barrels choice Family Flour:
= barrels extra White Wheat Flour.
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Evansville, Ind.
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Mr. JOHN +. CLAU>HEfDg ia "a canal.
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GEORGE KIEFER IS candidate ror
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VINEGAR FROM Older WINE

KA-Its Soil, Climate, People,
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REMARKABLE CASH OF LONaEvITY.--A Rhode
Island paper states that there Is now living In the
town OF SmithIIeld, In that state q man aud his
wife Jonathan and Saloma Buxton, he being 1o2
years old and his wife l01, both enjoying perfect
health and able TO attend 10 the duties and manage
ment OF quite large farm. They nave now living
nine children, the eldest seventy-sx years OF age,
and all enjoying remarkably youthful appearance.
The old gentleman and his wife have enjoyed an un-
clouded matrimonial life OF seventy Eight years he
never savtng had 70 call the services oil physician
SINCE hrs rsscmbranoe. hrs father, Dsing OF the
early on,tgrants from Eiixland, named tue town
Sm,thheid and the street buxton street, after the
place no left IN England.
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SATURDAY, August 21-6PM.
AsBEs-Recepts, Is bbls Pot quiet but steady at
a. S5h 81 on. Pearl were dull and nominal.
CoFFKE-There prevailed moderate demand for Rio 81
steady prices and sales made Of ~ L. Bruce
and do Avance on private terms In other dsscrp-
tons there business
CoTToN The for spot was very quiet, steady
Yesterdays Sales 500 bales OF which 30
specuaon and 1871 for spinning The business n future
100 bales basis low midding FOR September at c 60
do for October at 31c SO do for December ut $50
January, 2c. 800 do. for February private
100 do. e. b., Mobile for December 27c $50
do. for Deeember, as G1fc. . TAc. We 9aote:-
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL.

SUNDAY, August y, 1869.
The feature Of the weeks d0ings In Wall street
possessing most interest for the general business
community was the course Of the money market,
which gave signs OF the activity that may be looked
for as the demand from the West and South In
creases. Last year the rate on call did not reach
seven per cent until the latter days of September;
bat the present season ia quite advanced the crops
have been plentiful ana cotton forward so that the
first draught upon our banks for FUNDS to move the
cereal and the staple was felt during the week.
Hence we ind very unfavorabIe bank statement
The deposits have fallen or nearly seven millions,
aud the loans been contracted nearly four millions
The decrease in specie is over two and half mil
lions. accounted for by the fact that the Sub-Treas
ury received $4,000, 900 In gold during the week on
account of California transfers and s3492, 900 for
customs, while only $315,l79 was disbursea for In
terest and $10OO,o00 for the regular sale. The loss
in legal tenders isonly sixteen hundred thousand
dollars. showing that large proportion by the
shipments OF currency has been In national bank
notes. The decrease in liabilities admitting OF re-
duction In the reserve required by law amounting to
a. 1882, 00O and the actual reduction In the lawful
money held by the banks being "a, 009, the sur
plus reserve has been reduced $2 49, 600. The fol-
lowing are the totals OF the last two statements
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Propisious Weather-Thc Cater Race-Au
Interesting Struggle.

COWES, August 4, 1860.
This morning quite the opposite to that OF tho
preceding day, and the wind. instead OF blowing
gale, was just = good brecze, instead Of
pelting driving rain. We had bright sunshine. and
everything looked cheerful. Waterproof coats were
put aside, balloon sails bent topmasts sent up on
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An analysis OF the statement shows that the total
reserve OF the banks has been weakened 81 29, PAL
against loss In liabilities of s8,692 S1s; also that
the banks hold in lawful money SIS, l79 above
the legal reserve, against $2o 84 $40 during the pre-
ceding week. Despite this withdrawal or money
there is an abundance Of funds for call, and
on the last day OF the week loans made as low
as five per cent. The fact Is, the capitalists and the
class of spectators who control large sums are
averse to lending in any other way, and hence we
find high rates for discounts prime double name
paper ranging from nine to twelve per cent. Even
the recent legal proceedings seem not to have fright
ened the Shylocks who refuse to invest in paper and
keep their money on call from day to day in the
expectation that something will turn up which Will
enable them to earn extravagant rates OF interest
Again. the speculative spirit is so widespread that
people having money are unwilling to tie it up for
three to six months In paper when there are or may
be so many chances OF making 'turn" In stocks,
bonds and gold. In foreign exchange there was a
heavy market owing to the better supply of bills
drawn against the increasing exports Of produce
and cotton, while o direct impetus was given the
decline by the pressure to sell bills on the part OF
prominent houses desiring to get gold for remittance
to San francisco through the Sub-Treasury. The
same causes were at work IN the gold market, where
the price on extreme quotations fell from 1s41s to
l31k, while the whole tone was strongly bearlsh.
Tho range of the price was as fOllOWs:--
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Tie next mark was Che Nab Hight, aud away went
the yachts, all dong at least thirteen knots right
for Il. on Osborne where the standard OF England
is now ylng. the Aiine passed the Egeria, who had
an accident TO I'D Sheet Near the Norman buoy the
Arrow rolled down another reef, and everything
was made snug for close haul back. The Nab was
rounded "a Observation-Disclosures, 1:l7:25; Aline,
1880; Egerta 12l:s; Arrow, l:26:26. Tue Pysche
and Vanguard were now out OF the race and doing
a match OF their own. In the close haul back Alne
drew away from Egefqa tribe but no other change
occurred unless II be that Vanguard drew up Httle
The mark boat was rounded and the match finished
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,onthouse WAS reached as follows

At 1880 the AIne was sun !eadlng, and close
mon her were the Cambria ana Egcria. or Fresh
Water Gate the Alarm passed the Cambria, and the
Guneyere served the Egeria similar trick. AT one
o,cIock the Aline was the leading vessel, then
Alarm Cambria ana Guinevere; the Pantomime was
a long way astern. Az two O'Clock the Alarm
nassed the kIine TO windward. and st. Catharinc's
ii,rnthouse was passed as follows
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-23

FLoUB AND GRAIN-Receipts, 1858 bhls hour, 32s do
meal Ia si5 bushels wheat 70 s4s do corn, 2sei DO
market continued extremely duh and heavy And prices we're
nominal California -four was quiet Sale, o's9e bels.
Rye dull heavy Sales l75 bills OF
meal 500 bhs Brandywlne sold the dock al ~ H.
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al for week.. "a. s,sl4

Total for week.. $4795.6l4 $5,S04 I48
The imports Of dry goods for the week and since
January l. 1869, compare with the corresponding
periods In the two preceding years as iolows--
For the lceek. 1867. 1895. 1869.
Entered at port. :. $2,3ls692 s2S97. 131 s2aII 544
Thrown on market. 3,745,9u 400, 300 1926, 148
Since Jon 1.
Entered at port. eo,5l5,soa s222ao77 e4,5o7, 4sl
Thrown on market 64,037l2S So, 93d sea e. 105, 0A
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Tho market Tor wheat waa again depressed ~ @ &
a % PEP s As
sSoa. bushels q spsealasop p Is g 80
sTstI assss;
%.: SsIs .s sssg9 as sy.aps ss
L sad Rrg s o as
IN o os w ne sas s sr Of snS
southern RE wa, DUH and heavy Small sales were
m ana At q sST Ss
market wa. syms sSs Su but. r s
ESs wsns sssss
Sssos ss and $50 ,erces The charters
Danish brig now IN BOSTON, from Wilmington with aco
direct shin sss tons to Australs general cargo and
GySSIEs we're quiet but steady at l7c The for bags
e aoes esds ssS as at ' for
HEMP was dull and prices were nominal at our last quota
Hiprs-The demand continued fair, and made
s 81 ps .. sss d. '''' ''s' so'' 1 's 80
heard Of no ssles Of moment. -, -,
500 PITCH !oOO do rosn and 200 DO The marko. ior
ssiss were ass sais
sssss iSso N. ssiss Is 10 %. So SsssS, arg 81
ss g's q % pane y
ssaay a WnuoS and II M q
ingson az, o., q, =,
bbls Other kinds steady at our last quotations. No
sales OF moment
kegs lard. The business In pork was nnimportsnt and
prices entirely nominal About $50 bbs sold ut
Ss3 1888 I2H mess, S2s 1923 30 for prime,
$50 so 1871 FOR Western prime and SS2 thin do.
head. Beef only in moderate demand, but steady In
ss IT, ' It for : s a %ss sHs 81
bbis 1876 $50 Terce beef inactive and nominal ut
former quotations Cut sought after, aud
prices were firm Sales Of $50 packages A Ike isc
FOR sailed and picked shoulders 16c c for smoked
do, isc Ice. for picked hams, and coke 22c. for
smoked and bagged do. Bacon In demand and higher
streford lIHc ai1tc for stadordshre l7hs 7hc for
aides at Ilc sought after and lowers safes
$50 packagcs At Ec. 1875 for No. to prime steamsd
And 1879. 20c. for kettle rendered. also 2 packages for
the half OF September, private terms Butter and
In slow demand, but UNCHANGED In value We
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AZ $3.50 there was again no wind, the Alarm and
Aune had sent up their sQuarosas, but they would
have been better down. AT 2:&o all the vessels were
of cluster OF and the race may be said TO have begun
again. or the remains OF the pier at Ventnor the GUM
eyere went ashore but as her cnance OF tho race
was gone long before this 1t did not much matter.
Not single change TOOK place until the vessels had
nnssed ieinbridge ledge when AIlne and Cambria
went to the fron and the weary drag over lee tide
to Cowes commences.
There was scarcely breath OF wind at six O'Clock,
and it was doubtful whether the anchors would
have 10 be let go not but about 8l6 nice little
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leaving only one pief In the river. The foundation
or the bed OF the river rock, washed by ssy
Of water. When completed Paterson viii thus hare
one al the largest bridges Of New Jersey There wtt
be dcpDts at Clifton, passaic and Rutherfurd Par6
In its route 70 New YORK. the line crossing The HacE
ensacK river 300 yards east OF the Morris and ESSEX
Railroad bridge.
Annexed Is comparative statement showing the
shipments OF specie from this port last week and
during the year to date together With those for the
corresponding periods In 1865
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Subjoned Is the total valuation OF foreign imports
at the port OF New York for the week ending August
90, compared with the previous week.
August 13. August 20.
Dry goods. g. 059.677 81, 411,5H
General merchandise. ...... 2,738,937 8, 1902, 604
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-23

BosroN FISH MARKET.-The market for couhsh -
moderately ncliye with the demand slightly IN
creasing though unfavorabe weather Tor curing mas
preveued any accumulation OF stocks. Therc have
been sales at Beverly and Marblehead OF 900 qts at
80 so q 81 per qt. 60 to New York. Advices from
the feet are q little more encouraging though the
fares thus far received fall fully onethrd below that
of last season at the corresponding time. There
ia no quotable change in prices. aud business
Is almost wholly restricted to tue present require
rnents OF the trade. There has been q good demand
for new No. l mackere to 20 to New York and Phi.
adelphm, and tn Q Yves ern trade is improving. But
the local demand Is from hand TO mouth dealers not
anticpating their wants To any OK enf. Pr are
higher No rs ranging from 81 higher than last
week. AT Gloucester there have been further ar L
bbI. Everything now coming IN kood order Is read
lily taken at good prices, and the demand Is greater
than the supply. From Prince Edward Island
there have been arrivals OF 800 to 400 bbs OF Bay No.
Ia which sold ct e2s 80 per bbl 2's brought S2os
aud tue quality Is fair for the season 0sfoH COM
snws>ri Bulletin, august 81.