davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1862-02-06

LffkRs of Administration hssInv been
! granted ~ the undersigned, on the o..
tate of Iohn y. Nes, deceased, b, the Pro.
hate Court n Pamela rnuasy. Mississippi.
a, tho January torn, 1862, thereof. all per.
sons having elaims against mii estn,e, are
hereby notified 10 como forward aud have
The sane probnled md registered within
The time prescribed by law, or ,hc- will be
hausi. A q. Fox.
Ian. -, lar. (n2.6wl Administrator.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1862-02-06

nu~umHuunrm -
- ~ ~ nwtk - |.
lsasi A afsn M h<sN ess,tl
hai / y haped M eaIIsos asJ -
'aas Y that eo6@s Sll' ohvhfs y
pseessl'y a re-csslss 10 essswIpCloo.
~ volunteering.
sssss 80
The chsrIsssep bltss~,y lssoss ~
Iseaiion oi lhr psruqNshs auo0u( ~.
sfnmehl " lhs Coultdesale (o6n n
~ near lIanisv|Ilr. Al, Tht CO.,
Of the ucrevy NJ I pfopsv aoveesl
alton q Huntsville. D. - NJ vI1s
nesr tha, rlaee.
.o.. -
The man WIN ehenpM shs ttir,Sv
lef' our lown last wed, N s.uImss
~lsh The woman ~ho Npee&d M kss
hand They werr jpinL 4 skon ~.
nnee from iosn. ~ the lullvs vho
sIcIe s,isk of lquoi'sr i'sm : sicI
negro baby.
RSy When nry bhe eomtlalas o.
pioaenes Nd. shs, he hns y nm,
The tirccts with candle at noax day
10 iinl no honest man, We az spt 10
think that his nearest nelghbcr would
have quite NJ much difficulty n him.
self N making the discovery.
.ssss f.
The postmaster general hn. decided
that only ihc letters of the soldiers in
tho eoufeacsaie army can bc transmit
tsd withoat sl'c pos,age being prepaid.
The privilege is not extended TO
troops in the service Of the state.
I.ErrwNs rsR fiig UNITED srgrvs.
Major General UMser. Oh Norfolk,
has Issued through his Ali, tte e.
lowing directienss 10 be observed b.
persons sending 1kilsvs 10 tlw Gated
S.aios: LIST. Ielsfrsmust havo on tho
envelop, in addition Il the address "
the pchon for whom they are intcaed,
via NQrfork and Flag Of Truss.F
write not moro thas onr psls. 81
Escloss sssasy - psy usiisa ssalps
pssGass. : ~ ~ sairsss lsssss v
Gcnessl Hvgsv. -
,L..'. 49,.
49, -. tsn..SL-sn' II. VI ~ ~ Ds.',Msss s.,.s
=. - IA ~ s:sa A'' The '''''S'
%ever,, ss&, lind .,.r,v,.. . 4
TT E',s sr"s'ss' s.r Sel..rc - q @ s.s pos's''
As:se, s.say:s es.sses % W ..! so0wenss,
ssd eseesdiag'y se'!e P.apsatisnss:
spp:ss eeisys - sor sss la1p'.s q
rensyvlRg ssl, svs eepsO'sucs. The
gcns'en'ca addVeserd accepted the
sssdsr Win beccs1!sg gr.s'ssat, and
ssPssed soe y d'ds nsmhsr = p:s
x x. 's1i': e.: 1s.:: :;s,s s.,. 'ss '..: II Z. .
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1862-02-06

..n "e'a, s. fg" we "'ev'"g
p'e' We wv Wpw W. n,sn.inlf
w e""''" Y wv W. '. ~ W. w heie
wv "'e'''H 'ymP"s"V'' "'"''
WV
"Hlstss.. W ns"~ve are "
'o'h'.'' sn, " .sth ts''sssa- y 'h'
uH w, W., " "ssPef'ehe
~ ~ ssn.'u.fAp'. q aMr"',y w aprfe
"e"""r 'hf'e n'''''e'' 't"n ~. '. com l''
P'nV' WV w. NV ,s,utT ~ ,. am'"r ", Y"
e'rs,en 'fmps'Mevs .'''"g '" eks'''
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1862-02-06

Otn BsctEsT TO P"srsnIry.--Xe
arc.to l,cqaca,h n thousand millions
or more oI dchis, growing out cf this
rebellion, 70 our postcriiy that just
now srrms inevitable. Shall We lr
quca,h shcm tho cause of II, ton, "a
Iha, they may have like comscst.
While naiiunsl credit shull BE- impaired
y; the debt Nc are creating. Nex
Totk Tribune. =. =.
We hope not. The rebellion is.tl,e
result ut M cae etusc. but of n CON
bmaiioa ~ csuscs. The ncss prou,i.
ncnt u ~ - Ahelit'"nism The most
powerful instrument ~ making Aha.
i,tioliism effective to work ON. ,hr
present remit has been the. New
York Tfihrmc. i;s whole ciror, has
been cssted mot only to csirrngc ihc
psoplc cf bot, sections, hwt 10 make
them hate essh other. Oncc hssiue
each other, and believing sbrmsslvcs
enemies, rebellion aud war was sn in.
ev,t,tlc ccn.cqncncr. Therc has been
40 limi, IA che barefseed misvvprearn.
isiion sDl nnsirisG clIbss Which the
Trbuso editors h1kc csnst assiy 10.
sorted 10 in order 10 accomplish this
object. its extensive ciirs,slstiCh and
CREST influence with tie Republican
party have lssde i,s rlior, fHessi.e
TI,ssrfsre, W. ssy. pvomiNese snoss
tvs ss~sss of MIS- r~l,e,lpo. is shs
Nsx York Tribune, aal asv, hsyi;se
added SO much in csusinr shc rcbei.
Ion, Il seeks to have the Govsrn,nent
pursae q policy which win mSkc sns.
union perpetual. wssvuss Ilds csssr
will nevcr be bequcssksl 10 pesssriss
bu. that God IN his mercy sill spcu).
ily removc h md iss suthors q se,s.
mese ess evW,s, sphrre for s,,oir dls..
lolical ocsrss,ss..-Nrw liseH Tyss,.
.-----....s------~~. -
1ffstrm AND. SrRvxsTw nyssTrg
Yssxss ANN. = II. Wsskio,ssn
corre.rood.r, ~ an c,. ,ss;6..
s.;Io"asn, ': -. p. <','': '"s .'ne'su .sN... ~.
;rS..is:.. s,,s' ''e '' "''se''''e
m. Ill - sas....h>. -
o.sdinsi, ssoi. l. ss.I ~ ~ a~sss
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1862-02-06

los lsmste li,ee rst n iaqi'
Issl as iohf m sls saa lanset rh'
fItrlhg osifsei "a from col. Hpee
tones s.naiaatle IIIaii, which NJ.
trafed % lho aieeiroies MaassIae,
lated Wv ai. lsl. Afer aisthp
lhe atii.ly N sheep ain clothing. r.,
PtfHous aloss employment isndefs y
NECESSARY ltnt They should Ia much
onl n doas, Sc, he says
j will not eonclale without insi.
lIuE ihe Nlf,uilnn " yauf readers 10
. eheap md eHay method nv pfeaNf
sng thclf feet from vet, aud thoh
huoti iNm Wear have only had
three pair " loma for tho lnAt siy
years mo shoes aud ! think TINT !
sbill not require any other lof tho
next liz years "a come, The reason VI,
lhnt ! tfeu them NJ the following
manner i put . pound of iallcw an !
q half pound II fesin into 4 pot Oh
Tho fire, and when melted and mixed
warm the hools aud apply the bot
sun whh q painters brush unll MI
ihcr Che sole or upper feathers will
suck IN amy more. If 1t is desired
that the boot. should take polish, dis.
solve an ounce of bccswas with M
ounce Of tnrpentine, a. which add y
tcaspoonCul Of lmb.llack. A day OF
two after the boots have been treated
With the iallow and rosin, rub over
them the wax snh impcntinc, but not
before the iiIe. Tallow or any other
grease becomes rancid aud rots thc
stitching as well rs the leather. but
the rosin gives il an antiscpiic quality
which p,escrvrs the whole. Roots or
shoes should br 81 large as to admit
ct wearing N them cork soles. cork IL
bai conductor of heat.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1862-02-06

The postmaster general hn. decided
that only ihc letters of the soldiers in
tho eonfedcrate army ran bc transmit.
tsd without sac postage beingptrpaia.
The privilege m not extended TO
'roeps in the service Of the state.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1862-02-06

-..,,,,.rrr,.
4 r'sss'.o'ssss sa.. ~ .' 'a'' o. l psn''a 5
h', name i,,;rsd.cn, and ,hr, hs 10. "a
lvngs u Busrel u. Wilke<. OF Holiness ~
sca.'.. s Ms'. . Sad ss, ,s 9nnd.sn , !. se.s,
sarsr,, garment. n viii v,vn me- sl',,hs." I !"
m. front s.,b ar, hal. Ths ,vuer "a
he,.bvuoisG~l to cone forward, psovr rro.
psr;y anil ssh. him awsv. or he viii be deaf,
xiili NJ the law drerss' -
=. u. i.,xSs. sheriff
sni 'a''or, Panel. 20.
-. '''aary 'o' 's,s.r - n'."
ois,.'.'.en :. -" '.'-.: :f ], ! o.r"'sser"'sp'
IN. ...,.-e u-,,.' = g..
di..ul, "A IN, M In .isv es .Ia.ss - ina
Lv n..ssl eons,s..
we Lasine.s sill b, continued b wms
N.Y,i,. a, . s,;.,,. .s.h go.
r.s,.. ~ ,'': salla"i .s'''' '"~.s'''''y, ,, a.h
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1862-02-06


rived IN ,his city yesterday The
mcn who banded together TO resist
tho arrca Of the deseriers from the
army will find out 10 their sorrow,
that they have bc,~ t'Xty Of a very
hcinous offence.
kspr nIs APPOINTMENT IA cspr
tai story is told of Gen jenkins, of
Virginia, TO this effect; In,hc presi.
lcntial canvass Of 1860 The General
had issued a number ~ posters, an.
nouncing that he would speak On such
. day In tho valley oi l'-----. Ono
year after date lhc Yankees held ~
session cf the place, ani thinking 70
have some rare sport At the expense
~ ow kcrp. ccilcctrd some Of tho
bills, and ehsMgias theO In 1889 N
TIA 6aure !, annosncvsl him ~ spsst
ON the eysaine Of sbc sAws dag }
twelve.month later. Jcskins hespj
of Il. llc called bic ncp together,
aud said. Boys, I am anSodnced
10 spenk IN p 70 nsshs. ss essly
candle lighting; although che ewssy
sse in posscssion; l nsss not hssek
the appointmcps; will you ses No
ss.sssa, ss .m..sss y 'ss"'ro -" .S !. Nv,
. --'.s "'s y. sI...; ~ ~. y y. a ~
,'.. s.. ""y ~, ~e"' ,,',.. l"v ""."s" 49,. ~ "s ~
's". .',,. ''I.',' ."s! as'"s. ~. "s ~: I::.s
.ls' ~. '~' =. ~
va" "V"vs me A"ssecs ~ -
rossl being cleas our here ma's ~
speech! Ibss vss srstsiniy gssd
joke, bet no avs psslser iaslinsd y
think that tkc fankss-dssdlcs Iassh.
81 a. We wreng ~ , Of thsir poulAA
~ B.. l,i. Nsshvills Daapss.
I.rngf Srfr.--'rhA 1. .on;sv;lle 0sm.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1862-02-06

sAt, NIswa

rlsel.,, Miss ,tme,nv ., l.as
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1862-02-06

.ArGaiOs . N0A00.
RTYbl.L pvncsicr In tho ranrss ~ rrno.
" Il, d. Saio. and ether Counties In
borth NIsslssippi, asl wili pay p.r,iesls,
Sstnnslaa 10 lks csllsctioa n dJ,'s, a,d
Sllvethss ba<neas isssusiei 10 ibsir care.
un1GRngCnyf
| Mon. J. ". fi~,apscs, R'rle., Hoo. J
R. Chalasrs. blcrn1n.lo; Messrs. prown.
pvep . Cn..E. n, Appsvson 4 To. flTse
Cs., O,llaway 4 Clussev. Memphis;
les-rr. watd n gootc. Pamela.
]. y. SoAlMDxs y commissioWer for North
Carolina in Mississipri.
Jsnnsry ~, 1851. ps-,f
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1862-02-06

R-When rny tne eomtlAIas o.
pioaenes ND, shs, he has y kuu,
The sirects with candle a, hoaa DAY
10 fnl np honest man, We az %. "a
think that bis ncsres, nelghbcr would
have quite as much difficulty rs him.
self IN making the discovery.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1862-02-06

The Charleston Nssr~,, ls,a,s ~
Ioeailon oi ihr psysspNshs aue0u1 ~.
sfemenl u Tho Coultdes>le (c6n a
o. near IIunissIile. Al, TN o|1||v
Of The Niercmy M 4 pfopss Aovepul
alton q Huntsville. D. ~ NJ sIls
nesr IN, pIaee.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1862-02-06

- re ksvsb , scsi~alsR -
feel . nee wsas. OvisR ssshe sssss
city Of mssssisl ecssSsil1ing ase9Ql
lsggs ssmbsss = pemsss - yonlge
ssS ~ Ne tp1s sse.gee ~
nsssfsessrss hsvs bsss 11stos1Up&| ]
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-08-30

news from the army who sell in view Of military
disasters and buy on the hope of success; and the
operations of these spectators keep the market in
its present variable condition and prevent prices
from moving. Strict logic would seem to re-
qure that defeat, which might impair for
a time the current value of the currency which
serves US as money should enhance the price of
securities whose income and ultimate value do not
depend on the progress or issue Of the war. A
man who sells first class railway bonds and takes
United States currency in exchange, because he
fears defeat Of the army Of the Union, can hardly
be said to have operated on sound principles of
finance. Still, rumors of defeat and disaster al
ways do cause temporary decline In prices. and
spectators do and will continue to operate more
in view of such temporary fluctuations than from
regard to intrinsic values. At the first board to
day the market was steady at yesterdays prices
Between the boards there was no important
change. At the second board there was general
though not an extensive decline. The stocks
which fell most were Reading, which declined
per cent; Hudson, which fell ~ and Galens, III.
All Of these have been very active and
buoyant Of late. The decline in the general list
was - follows Government SKIES Il, 7.S0 notes
Il. Tcnnessees n, virginias n. New York Central
u, Erie n, Erie preferred q, Harlem u, Harlem
preferred y, Michigan Central n, guaranteed n
Illinois Central n, Toledo n, and Rock Island N
At the close the market was heavy. the following
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-08-30

Canadian -four was n fair demand and common brands
we're hrmer wilo the sales embraced about 200 bbIs
at our quotations southern flour less active while
prices continued TO rule firm at quotations with sales
of 40 bbls Rye -four in fair request, and rn at
our figures, with sales Of 200 bbls Corn meal was
scarce and prices steady sales Of $50 bbls Jersey
and Brandywine within the range of the above prices
Wheat-under the influence OF easy ireigts and tifer
prices for sterling the market for shipping grades
OF spring aud other common and medium grades State
and Western nrmer while primo 10 choice qualities
we're not plenty and prices unchanged The sales cn.
braoed about 30 600 bushels part to arrive 81 SAX
for white Kentucky 81 81 for red do, 81 @a$i IS for
amber do Among the sales were 20 600 bushels Western
red 10 arrive at 81 81 with two eargoes on The spot ut
the same Agure 81 10 81 q for Chicago spring chiefly
81 H. aud 81 10 81 % for Milwaukee Club 81 ~
ri "a Cor amber Iowa. &c Corn wa good request and
olerabiy active ,i prices nth sales Of 40 900 bush.
els al A7c &c for hot and warm, and 5sc 90 for
Eastern mixed and at Gle c2c for good TO prime quail.
" sound Western mixed Rye was quiet bu, arm at
7sc SOC for Western, and AZ SEE sac for State Bar
ley and barley malt were quiet and nominal Oats were
and In good request with sales 81 Western Cana
dian and State at~bgizc a Gle.
Ccsrys part OF the cargo Of the Jcrgen Iorentzan,
comprising 24Oo bags Of Rio was sold al Il c less TX
cenTos.--The market was again active and higher.
The sales embraced about 100 bales, closing sn the
basis OF 48c. SIC. for middling uplands.
fRuoHrs tolcrably active, while rates were with.
change Of moment, though, II anything, rather easier
for grain To Liverpool about 10000 bushels OF whsat
we're engaged In bulk and bags a' l3d lsLd., 4e0
bbls -four at &c. 10hd 4s To london IL 600 bushels
Wheat were taken al I'd in bulk and shipg bags aud so
tons lard oil at 40s Prussan bark for Cork and
al 15d and an Austrian bark for direct port in the
Bristol emanuel at I'D. In bulk.
IHY-Sales OF 200 bales North river reported NJ
70c Toe. Tor shipment, and at S0c for city use.
MoLAssEs-The market was quiet but prices were
steady
NAVAL sroRxs.---The market was firm and quiet;
quote spirits at 81 90 public sale Of 375 bbs New
Orleans resin sold at sl3 % ss4 So and6 bbs tar atsI
Ors-Iiuseed steady AZ sec. 9oc 10 600 pounds
taow oil sold at 9%c.; petroleum was held with lrm.
ness, while fair sales wore making at full prices.
PRoyIsoSs.--pork-1he market was quiet, and prices
heavy though without change Of moment In prices Tie
sales footed up about 500 bhls, including mess NJ
for sour mess. Beef was steady and IN fair request
with sales a f25 bbs at $13 IS sla for plain mess and
xtl rs a SIS 12I for extra Cut meats nriner,
with sales $50 packages at &c. 40. for Western
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-08-30
+ FINANCIAL AND CommGov.Al.
FRIDAY, August 29-6 p. NJ.

FRIDAY, August 29-6 L. Nj.
There has been an uneasy feeling in Wall street
to-day. arising from the absence OF authentic
news. and the circulation OF all kinds Of alarming
rulnors from the army. Several lenders have
conse quently Withdrawn their funds from the
market, and call loans must be quoted rather
active at per cent. Mercantile paper sells at q
5 for first class names; certificates OF indebtedness
at "a "a; demand notes at l0s We are going
througha crisis in the which leads the timd
to pause and wait few days before moving in
any direction. OF the abundance OF money and
the lack of employment for 1t no one has any
doubt. But, in the absence of news, and while the
air is thick with rumors Of all kinds, many capital
lists naturally decline to part with their funds
The present state Of things tells severely upon the
deposits and conversions at the Sub Treasury they
are reduced TO mere nominal sum daily.
Gold and exchange were higher to-day, as usual
when the prospect seems overcast. Gold sold at
ll6 in the morning, at 1l5Is betweenshe boards,
and at ll61S OF the second board IL closed lie
bid. Bankers bills on London advanced TO 1879
a 1923, at which rates there were transactions.
The frmness of exchange is doubtless due in some
degree to the large importations Of dry goods Of
which, notwithstanding the new tariff, we took
Al $50 ZOO from abroad last week. II would seem
that the trade can afford to bear further increase
Of duties, and Congress will doubtless see TO il
when il meets.
The stock market has been feverish all
day, fuctusting II per cent up or down
with each rumor. Tho tendency Of the mar
ket, under the Influence Of an abundance o.
money, paper currency, and an unusually
large railway traffic, is toward higher prices. The
earnings'of such lines as the Erie, New York Cen
trail, Pittsburg and Fort Wayne, Galena, Toledo
and the Michigan roads secure the punctual pay
ment Of the interest on their entire bonded debt,
and in most cases Of substantial dividend on
their stock. Under these circumstances, with q
currency whose value depends exclusively on the
maintenance Of the credit Of government and of
the public resources the natural tendency of CAPT.
tai is toward investments whose value and whose
productiveness cannot be impaired by the vcissi.
tudes Of the war. But, on the other hand there
are In Wall street large numbers Of operators
w'iosc movements are governed ey~"-eiyely by the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-08-30
FURNITURE.

A BEDROOM SUIT or ENAMELLED FuRNlrUR RE,
N ali eoors, OF warranted manuiacturci also soad
chestnut Chamber SUITS, plan and ornamental, AT y
FARRiNGTOES, 368 Canal street, Opposite Wooster. Es
tabisbcd in I5is.
A FAIR PRICE GIVEN FOR SECOND HAND FUR
N n.ture Carpets Country calls attended 70 al NO
90 OF Perry street noe addressed
10 the above number will be promptly attended TO-
nN ACCOUNT OF REMOVAL, FROM THE CITY,
~ will sell my entire Household Furniture all IN yery
best order low price Also Lower Part OF House 70 ie
Address, with real nspc l.. b.. Herald ohlcc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-08-30
statement or Ben. Hoi,adny.

The uew Of the safety Of this gentleman thou
sands hearts, whose JOY saddenel with
the simultaneous announcement OF the Of his noble
partuer-Edward Flint. Mr. Holiday had very
row escape while leaving the ship flo says thai DO
lowered himself the forward chains into the water
swept under the wheel aud he emerged from
water was struck by rudder and badly bruised In
the vortex the awful spectacle presented
Mangicd bodies and poor creatures struggling for le
hope OF succor, diverted the mad OF Mr. Hoa-
day Tor the time from his own perow condition. he
nualy seized hold VI ladder, 70 which also clHng r.
storms Indian Agent az the Nome Cult Reservation
and another passenger Singular 10 relate, all three
subsequently and ~ different tunes, we're rescued by the
Mr. Holiday noa,ed for about two hours, and had Just
entered the cuor ridge OF the breakers, when he
pFoydentay saved by OF the ships boats. Ia this
boat FIX ladies' and number Of male passengers
Among ihf former was Mrs W. r. Cough Of whose hero
Ism fortituic, sefpossession and dsntercstednss Mr.
Holiday speaks the enthusiastic she gave
directions the men, encouraging them, she herself
bearing without mumur her nardshps throughout their
long wanderugs on the OF waters. Their boat
missing the harbor Of Isnzanig, was borne by the
STRONG twenty miles below that port. Against
hs passengers had TO struggle with their oars,
aud not until very hour aud state OF complete
exhaustion, did they reach that port.
Mr. Holaday's account Of tine scenes on shipboard,
after the ire broke out, Of thrilling interest SO
soon the flames dscerned Captain Hudson order.
cd all persons forward but rapid the progress OF
the dire that cation between the bow and stern
almost instantancousy cut OF Then ensued fright.
fu scenes. The more timld men and women began TO
jump overheard while Captains Hudson and Pearson
the latter sercred cut, "For Gods sake don't
lump, dont jump, wait till she beaches, and yol'l be
SAFER But the panic stricken could not restrain them.
and eaped nt the sea before the ship bad Daared
the brsBNsss. But the.Weat majority behaved with
greater concsa and maintained thor presence OF mind
and nrmness al the most critical n ment One lady
whose name our informant did not know, sp.
preached him bearing an infant IN her arms.
She said, 81 believe you are Mr. Holiday
uYes madam IAN you save my chiIdfp ~ don't
know madam that shall be able to save myself
If my children (she had another child three years Of
age) can be saved, Will consent II DO burned Ia that
arer AS she spoke she solemny pointed 70 the crack
ling amss they furousy ragged 10 the centre q the
shp. she never le the vessslpsrishcd probaby, BY
drownlna but her infant and older CHI ID wcre saved
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-08-30

FRIDAY Algust 80 7. M.
AsnRs--Wo have no change TO notcs ia prices. Small
sales Of pos made at So 50 s7H while pearls
were nominal at 81.
BRRADsrUrFs-f lour-The demand for shipping grades
OF low ard medium state and Western more active
aud prices better while good To prime extra brands
Unchanged Tho sales embraced about $4,000 bbls ,
ac tho
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-08-30

shoulders and at exc 6,ss for hams Lard was bee.
ter with sales Of 400 bbIs. ut 9o s1sc with some
prime quality at 10c. Butter aud cheese were steady
and prices unchanged
:. SUGARS The market was steady though some less
Active The sales embraced about 500 hhds, ineludoc IN
which Ill New Orleans by auction, At &c lUAc.s
four mouths The Sales besides included l45 New or-
leans at $40. a 9iSc., with small its OF Cuba a. un.
changed prices and 500 boxes sold at $40.
ToBAcGo kentucky leaf continues active. Sales AS
hhds Kentucky at 11c 1870; III cascs seed leaf al
l0Kc. a lie.
WHsEEY was frm with sales OF $50 bbls at 32c. Tor
State and at 80 10 33c. for Western.
WooI.-Ibere continues an active demand for WOODS
this week The principal sales have been TO arrive on
private terms, of foreign woods. The market is very
frm Domestic OILS continue active, and large slles II
fleece and pulled have been made-at 60c. 62hso for
fleece and 500. &c. for pulled. N&
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-08-30

party climbed the and from thence the beach
And the steamer Sc LOUIS. We then divided and made
our way some di the beach and others making
toward the steamer The went on toward Man
zina ewing her boats and al caroes, manned by
Nexcans pick up and carry all the wrecked passen-
gers ths Golden Gate they Cou find al various pos
along shore from the place Of disaster down 10 Mama
niila When we taken into The boats we occurred
something eat, they had supplies furnished from
the It. Louis. On Tuesday afteraron We reached the
Gamer at Manzana. The passengers OF the St. LOUIS
were very kind their assistance 10 us, furnishing the
destitute with clothing, and so forth.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-08-30

Additional Names of Lost and Saved.
The following names of lost and saved from the Golden
Gate are in addition those published in the HsLD Of
the 9th and 10th nst.:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-08-30
Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.

Markets.
- PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHiIADEIPHlA August 10 1867,
socks steady. Pennsylvania 5's S91<; Reading Rail
road. 30 Morris Canal as; Long island Railroad,
Pennsylvania Railroad 49A. Sight exchange on New
York II par.
PHILADELPHIA, August 20, 1852.
Cotton-Good middling uplands, ACC soc. Flour dull
Wheat less active: white, 81 AZ 81 45; rcd, u 70
81 49, Corn active and advanced 1c.: yellow, &c. OATS
steady. Provisions advancing Lard firm at 9hc. 1910
whiskey, SIC. Coffee dun: Rio, &c. 22hc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-08-30
FIN ANCIAx.

4 2. =
"A iised BY MAJOR NJ Myers Ia 1877 Pension Bounty aud
Prize Money promptly obtained Bounty Claims Of widows
aha no'is Ase ~" o''.s G. W. MYERS, ~ Broadway.