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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-09-13
DRY GOODS
For IL "a q 4 g 8.

A fino variety, to which the attention of
the ladies is particularly requested. Wo
have Il fine assortment of
I!l..,l,.'l r~...I I!A..>>., 1l>r2Il.ETI'N
MOUSSELIN DIES LANES.
English and American PRINTS.
Cambria, twillcd and plain.
Hoop Skirts, COrscts, LonScloth.
Calicocs, Worsteds, Coburg, &c, suitable
for fall and winter.
Alpacas, black and coored.
Combs and Brushes, Tooth Brushes.
Perfumes of every variety.
Chalk Pearl Powder.
Ladies' Shoes, BOotces and Ties Of all de-
scriptions and the latest fashions.
Tuck Combs, Hair Nets, Waterfalls all
OF the very last styles and patterns.
Collars, Wristbands, Ribbons.
Hosiery of all descriptions.
English and American Gloves of tho
pretticst style.
Hcm-stitched Handkerchiefs, Thimblcs.
Needles, Thread, spool, silk and cotton.
Hooks and Eyes, Wells.
Ladies' Billet and Letter Paper, ruled.
Skirt Braid of I'LL colors.
LastingS, Whalebonc.
Belts and Belt Buckles and Ribbons.
Pearl and other Buttons, fancy, dress and
common.
Scissors, Pins.
Hair Pins, wire and gutta percha.
Misses and Childrcns Shoes.
Round Combs, Wadding. Tab1e-cloths.
Ginghams, Lace and Trimmings.
Working Cotton, Velvet Ribbon, Elastic do.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-09-13
MISCELLANEOUS.

Best Kerosene Oil, Watch Keys, Taylor's
Twist, Glass Chimnies, best Ink Gun Caps,
Tobacco Bags, Shoe Laccs, Slate Pencils,
Umbrellas, Chldrcn's Gloves and Hose,
Violin and Guitar Strings, Letter Paper and
Envelopes and vast variety Of other arti~
cles, desirable to both sexes, which we have
not the space to enumcratc. Apply at tho
old stand, in Assembly street, to
Sept IL SULZBACHER e co.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-09-13
SpEcK & POLLOCK
General Commission Merchants,

PLAIN street, 2d door .t1'om assembly,
COLUMBIA, S. c..
WE respectfully solicit a share of the
w public patronage. All business en-
trusted to us will receive prompt and per
sonal attention. We have now in store an
assortment of DRY GOODS, CLOTHING,
solls, such as Sugar, Coffee, Tea, New Or
leans Molasscs, Cheese, Crackers, Brandics,
Vines and Liquors, SeSars, &c., &c, all of
which VIC offer either at wholesale or retail.
Sept
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-09-13
DR.. .. II. Trezevant

III AS removed from the Theological Semi
i L. nary to the house on the corner of
TAYLOR and Gates streets, opposite to the
Park. and Immediately back of the Catholic
Church-yar,l. He will attend to all bust
ness entrusted to his care, and punctually
respond to all calls, whether they be in the
day or the night.
no Office hours from II to 1, and any
hour after dark.
p. ST wish the public mind to be dis
abused of the idea that will not attend to
negroes. nor business at night nor in bad
weather. Those reports originated in intc-
rested motives. and when circulated, were
known to be false by those who disscmi-
mated them. The continuance of the re-
ports has compelled me thus publicly to
notice them, in the hope that they will now
be stopped. ! have never refused to attend
to black or white when called upon: nor has
the rain, the sun or the night ever prevent
ed me from the performance OF my profrs-
sional duties. u. II. Il.
Sept s I6tu6
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-09-13
TOBACCO AND CtcARS+

Best SMOKING and dCIEW'GTOBACCO
Spanish and American CIGARS.
OF Tobacco for chewing, the best Andcr-
son g, Solacc and Honey Dew; all varieties.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-09-13
NEW STORE And NEW GOODS,

NlHE subscribers have just received, di-
Il rect from New York. full supply Of
Ladies' and Gents FALL and WINTER
GOODS, of all kinds, such as CAI.ICOES,
DELAINES, MERINOES, FLANNELS, Bal
moral Skirts. Ladies' Cloaks, Longcloth, ;.
Linens, Handkerchiefs and Fancy Dress
Goods, &c.
GENTS WEAR-Clothing Hats, Caps,
Boots, Shoes, Undcr-shirts, &c.
ALSO,
A good assortment of CROCKERY and
GLASSWARE.
Citizens and persons generally would do
well to give us :. call before purchasing
elsewhere. Z. LYONS Il CO.,
Corner Assembly and Washington SITS.
Sept 13 1mo
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-09-13
Gentle1nen's Variet7s.

Coats, (drcss and frock, Pants, Vests.
Shirts of all descri riptions, over and under.
Flannel and Fancy Shirts.
Drawers, lambs wool and cotton.
Hats, Stockings, Socks, Gloves-a great
variety.
Collars, linen and paper.
Wristbands, Playing Cards.
Fine Tooth and Pocket Combs.
Buttons, for coat, pants, vests; Buckles
for do; Tooth Brushes.
Boots and Shoes Of I'LL styles and the
best qualities:
Pocket and Neck Handkcrchiels, silk and
cotton; Ncck-ties of the latest styles.
Pocket Books.
Fancy Pipcs-Amcrican Mccrschaum.
Pocket handkerchief, linen, silk and
cotton atsi ad hs1op hrn ana S1rp0c p0skct ka
Suspcnucrs of all styles.
Tobacco, French and English style.
Shirt Bosoms, Boys Shoes.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-09-13

OF all descriptions, suitable to all seasons
and all manner of persons. They have,
among many other articles, fresh supplies
of the following:
The New York herald., 1865-01-01

u
table, which shows the aggregates ef hsir Last weekly
saten,ents compared with Inc returns u tho prs-
vlous week. . M
yo. Do. :. ,o Es:t s:ss s s. "a ssr: ;; ,5ag R;gs. ssc
ss: ssss De- Sss ST. .1s ssssss ssSs ssS' s s:
1t. ...i 6; .sss ssi9sl sS 81 n sss
Increase n loans; eS2ab2e
bssrssss 10 cscaai on ssoos
uecfsaso 70 It's Sdl
os the statements made ~ the commencement q the
year are a. folows:-
Increase n loans llo
Decrease v spece.. 10 7o707A
vc.s.ss IN cirouiaton' A1626S1
increase IN deposits. II, ,0363 800
The Now York city banks during tho year show an is-
crease IN oaAs Of scs7o7 e2s decrease in specie Of
a561 ,$o4 decrease In circulation OF S27199s5 ana
increased deposits TO the amount OF $lS 04a. The
banks q Bostcn during the same time show decrease IN
dcposits Of $31 decrease tho amount specie
Of $50, decrease IN the circulation Of 81 go
and decrease In deposits Of 9,303 I5a The PhadsL
phia banks have increased sher oans discounts
tho extent Of sif.777.oso, decreased their specie
s2s27 30 increased their circulation 2b3 and their
iins Of deposits has advanced %, $4,000
The Worcester aud Nashua Railroad has earned
$685. 1856 Tor the yoar ending November So 1854 In.
crease on Me previous Year Of $s7.26l Expenses In
1884, $l74, ,s9l, against $i1ssn IN 1888. The United
States tax Of tho road amounted 10 y 797 tho state
sax, $40l2 has also paid SIS ,222 In dividends
to stockholders than In the proceeding year. leaving .
surplus for the year OF nearly three dollars per share
divided which, boing added 20 the surplus OF previous
years makes the total surplus not divided Sll2 76O
The total income OF the Old Colony tass Railroad for
tne year ending November 80 1854, was $s3i Oso ss
Net sarnDgs 1871 S9l sa Total diydeuds for the year.
eight per cent. MNNt- III
The Hannibal and 81. Joseph Railroad Company viii
pay the January coupons Of their convertible bonds At
she Office q Duncan, Sherman l. Co.
The Merchans' Exchange Bank Of this city win pay
30 January dividend Of per cent aad the Phsnix
Bank FIVE per cent srs as.,t.sft Ia rta.
wiz ps 10Th January. dividend o. three and half per
cent. Nj 0n N49ua4s89E l-N@I 3tt ~ .A s'"st
The condition OF the finances Of the state Of Missouri 10
represented BY the Governor his messsge to the Ieg
lature, being very unsatisfactory. There wlbe due
on the LIST Of January i've millions Of dollars tho state
bonds issued by varioas railroads. With interest sccumu
latirg a tho rate of million two hundred thousanA
dollars annum 10 stop ths accumulation VI STATE
Indebtedness satisfy tho demands OF credsors and In
the revenues tho Governor recommends that tax
DO placed on all ncomes salsres Ac &c. after she plan
Of the United States.
Ths Bank Of England directors on the 18Th Inst 70.
duced the minimum rate OF discount from seven 70 six
per osnl This mskes the fifteenth change on ,hs psrs
OF that institution that has made IN the rate OF In
terest tbs year. Tho Bank Of Frankfort has ako re-
duced from Ave aud a hair TO i've The rates in shs
leading cities OF Europe are now As foioWe-.
The New York herald., 1865-01-01
Hos nvl or Aldermen.

YIxlsafN0 UP THE BUsISRss or THE OLD YEAR
'THE srREEr CLEANING DIFFICULTY ARRANGED.
The Board of Aldermen met yesterday afternoon,
President Henry in she chair A
The resolutions from the Board Of Councilman icuder-
ing the hospiisjites OF The cit, 70 Admiral Fauegrt,
Commodore prsyton.an Brgsdier General Eagan,
received and unanimously concurred In.
The Comptroll,rs fornght'y statement Of dlsbrrse-
ments 10 families Of volunteer soldiers showed that the
account was oycfdrawn 70 the amount OF s7e3e6 Is.
y A message was received from his Honor The Mayor
submitting ordinance FOR The purpose Of ratfyng the
employment Of the persons who have been employed In
cleaning the streets AMI 20 give thc sanction Of the Com
mon Council 70 tho expense already incurred for that
purpose. 4
Alderman yoSxs In connection with the ordnance In
question: offered gciiex OF resolutions authorizing tie
City Inspector sscuve Tie rraoyai Of all garbage,
pshee and filth iofathe streets until appropriation
recommended by "a Sonncn Corncl and sanctioned by
the legislature, shall he niscd. Adopted.
and rtsolrtiun:
wheress thu Mayor, Cosnptgyllnr and CITY In pector
have med note for the security tie PRECEDENT VI the
broadway Bank 70 cnasae cr ons engaged IN steeping
and cleaning the streets 70 obtain the afnornt ot their
claim aid Whereas potc tor tos 800 ~ before
tic Mayor for his signature; tertlore te II
Resolved Tint the frpafntn Council rcqresf his
Honor toe Mayor % sgn such notc aud hereby engage
tkst IN If suits beng brought against BIN the
Conn ptrvller that the yombson Council wn indemnify
aud harmless the said Mayor Iatal tToer and City
Insroctcr fer ans DAMAGE fsned by them OF either "
them provided tat they Ehai ne heId responsible
uus,ccs u Tie ci,y property Adopted
The Ayenue bsirqed grant VAS icn taken from tho
table aud rasscd over the Mayors veto
Alter toe usnsaptcn et some unnnportant business,
dent for hs during the past yesr then al
joarncd sine iie. 2Hs EHN# AMNA II
The New York herald., 1865-01-01

sAsttfthwatcs y iHrhpn ctsCuiar nM t1o foiiowin9 IN
reference 10 American securities, - .H sNis.NWI M
We have To refcrt steady market Tor AmerIcan seca
ries 10 london fintc ccr iaet, and quotations rsaln
arnos nnstsred, except for Erie snarcs, which have
declined - tivswoaty bcnds after teaching a. have
aughty Improved, clnslng hrm ss AZ X Considers.
bic trsneaciicry beve taken pscs the scrip OK the
Atlant,c and Great western certificates ~ drbenture
which declined ou the issue OF abs 6oimeat litter 10
premium, but have srcs sdsancca to u premium.
Tue $4,000 gold which shipped st ,hs port 10
the sseamsr Ftna on the ad Inst, purchased on las
arrival 10 london and sent 70 France. t - ...
Tns trsfc rscr's o. the railways 10 tbs Quilted g,nz
dom Of Great Bytan Amounted for tho wosk ending tho
Ioh cs Dcce'nosr, 7s2 miles, TO seo6 sa sad for
ths corresponding week Of last year i3gs miles 10
s72 SET showing Increase os s31 nos u ROAD aud
OF GAG sst IN The receipls.
PROPOSES have been Issued IN London for Mon,syi
dssn q fi 600 900 10 pcr bonds Of Eo0 each
., me rreo o co. nosau snts extending 70 the sss Of
March next.
The steamer Tcusisns arrived AZ p. Eszirs on The
1870 of Dsoeniber from Nexco, With 1000 900 fraocs,
1900 600 os OF the French govern
ment t ~
Tho Following table shows tho present vsus IN rng'snd
o. gold sud coirs of dtaeToat ns.onAtts
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severe storm In Cn,Irorri,.
pislsrERs TO nBIPsisg ~ fBg nAhpDs ~ s.
FRANCISCO naNl1E oNsuOEk .YGaY nEAt

pisisrERs TO sBIPsisg ~ rBg mAhpOs ~ san
FRANCisco-fHk naNl1E oNsuoEk YlaY nEAvY
FAIL or Rkf.. frc.
urom the San Francisco nnilein, Nov. ~
Tho fturm winch has hccn Tasug tnr thc part n 60
days VAS cne 0l To sevsTest e&rcfeaccd bore.
On Saturday the gale MSS ~ ne hcAhi. Tie
stcafnef An,esic, which ny OIL Nircn1 T1pt.
Woke looes from her ntorrgs sui driHed ashofs
on Guat bland, h'lt foftunatoiy rescUt I
IRON her rcrious ptsitsn ny toe steam tug 60.
iisth The slocp Tnma roinerpy, laden VITO oysisrg,
eahk abont halfway bigecn Y0fba ana island ald tho
Oakland shore 1he soro,ner SaGgmofe. laden wtn Gro.
bie scneH ard hrifnr srans dragged ber anchors ad
founiared IN ssn table lay saturday afternoon Fpgr
nen were on beard ~ ,hc time " The disaster u
whom Known a. .Jlarry,i eailsr, wpalffowr q, sud
annthcr bsi he cg broktn Tho Dstk ADp Nsaur. Nhrh
sailed hencc 90 saturday fr bwanaea WINS load 81 COP
per ore eprang aigax rutsde. and Nblked a. rnt
bsck int, toft eskirw ~ me ofR ftf ntAr II
CaruaDche lay al ngtde tho wharf ~ South scb, tbs
waves mEk ug complete bro ch over her ier tuFtet
however, tho rhiy place where the water could fpl
board, covered with heavy tarpauln at through
The New York herald., 1865-01-01
Conquss, or Er,t,sh Honduras.
ro rug sprroa 81 rue nKxlLp.


We see fron our Belize correspondence that Nari
milan begins 10 develop = rahcr sarnnf fJre1a policy
lie chs 10 thai patriotic German soug aMy Fainerlnf
m,is, greater be and British Honduras Nfn
one rlrcke 0f his rparial pen. nay, 10 does Not
satisfied 10 give faithful Merida the State of Campeshy
piece Of gsbssco and Bszs amps oucs 'oto ths
territory of his indian noghsor, Carsern
une between Petoss and hs ras, of Gsro'oals,c ihs
s,rsan bay u ilonduras grras h"nsl en- taes
always kuer tbs bcsninics Or bn smPrs, spa ussS
lnlsn ands probably, itto light the sthec N ice
Geographical society o. aoscn, IN Mr.. Aipos,us uss
essay prirn'ry school - ssspby. Hut perhaps ns
Knows What 10 10 doioE. .al with regard
q Eoizc, ani l. prepared 10 The emsrysneie1 wa
Toe yorag Aztec eagle su.to'ieg frou ns llon's
cles ice prey whose dei he shcd heoc -
lbo ormes reascry aad mech LG u ihs' ANA vhal stl
The too tbpt' % 20 ~ aAraiad ofar rcsacs r
yoa The prsny h,sle comedy wach tuey re phyms
thefe.
1na vCod ot rel'ze are g,iut out ard Il sapd care.
v-ry htre iof toat fororn talner stns htrsp tra
tha=u cnicA c1unr0ted IL Nb TIER 81 TtHi1 HHure J.
tnsops rhs ~ - liug - Kiyus ~ 'onnn isl.nes
70 10 hrutoer ~ tbe IN ueFG - bAef tuh N.t riy
70 ieuso dnGgh'cr u ieorYa fl st34 4iv opfthea
The n&rchlcai baDaev paHei W. lu ~ a. hihsro't
IA .a,''.,s,,,,T stf ~ No. ,'' We -, sgs.
Sweden epi tty sultaa srding thf euhF tiis. ry -.
bosses wlA wAfa tsgfg sisn1 e Hif toaihahary .e,'
y ~ tcf tha lo3uk ontIfai II ihs .na AF1 Ne'
tNWs ~ lIef, lvwetcr eotli he fnlbsr fo0f eNb
vnfh Blppg nkclfor uni gwen. Lit j sasns nitn
= Boia Rree,i ~ ff1Nurt, prrgt al Misbtg Fsan1,
snbnta n0lctlg sat "a hsc0ndRsey WiR II Give hu
tic kirgs gsaa and tna Hsk'c,b reuubbo sho c9aiA
utver uNNN ~ tntlr Nu4ucai Aahie fght 70 thes3
lanfM ii0w tie sa tB4l sAnity of tho Mes viii
tr4eil on ~ e sprf 70 m ~ tiulse' "a rtd b, W
vw1p'H ALn no fNr1pean pitDats, xhD cs4li rH -
in ustl ~ tr3cvotu the realty q hO utx eulies SIT.
ty aEd Rpes 10 foctg uugu, thry Mt
% sa up eagerly low lhe 'tssisan inaa, Nhsn taey
reo otv bold trlrg croNnoA wih success, indslAst
q iavoEsd ~ kasaua love T. Mexicc ~ e,.h issu
air "a thr .pfs wti,h ~ 4 % hai tbs fus's
"a his dyntsty, 10 fos nNc. rni DC y wogey 20
fofe hlL ~ The tivHyF hidtor ~ MexG0 wth I'D
cyeaoihcrs itve seen tuen ioae Dagorcuat dini.
caty ls 10 ~ ~ them. ard Toins darssE, Tst de
aRi
When yeuug 9renailorus lrft for foreign court hts
Father the oia tharct :, save him the tll5wing ~.
icc-tN1w, go, my boy tud er Vi IN Tow Mtle
Wisdom tie wUfih ~ NDyerped.n And tank he was
gghi. Nut NJ httleuoss wisdom dspAyed paw Va
Nesico rs1her ntlictoo htue, d0sr Mr. S,hmcfsen
l-shnC..
The New York herald., 1865-01-01

M,nst, l2sh Maine, March Q. 1862 =. y Gibson. eth
Michigan, March l6 1854 john W. Grish, 9Th Nichgan.
March ~. 1881 James Bacnsdsr. san Nes HAmpshires
May n. lSe1: Amos McFarand, 1ltn Main August ~.
Siss Massachusetts April a. iSe2; Icsy OIL ooD lAth
haise July 10. 1852; Finley Cameron, l4sh Maine July
s, 1874 stephen N Clark, 7th ysrmnt June 81, 1861
John QD0nnell, 24lh Connect lcpi HeplembNT g. l6AA
The New York herald., 1865-01-01

The returns Of the Bank Of England for NE week snd
ins nscsmba u compare with the ssssmsnt of the pre-.
The New York herald., 1865-01-01

mage smorg The shipping ss numesoes = me.e1s1
aggregate mus. s1ouss q ! issvy ssa.
.sIas ss s e = s 80 s
~hizzing threugb. ~ ~ - ~ mu,ueat 41g1W q
ss ssss ! E sseesssso sss oss s s.s
aeVs IN soaohe4 - leGn4n1t>n uo1ss > hc1op -
E' =, ':s s::s::s ~ NJ - 49, 'sy: r.:
ssii ny,zoss 81 80 sTexs. X ~ y! i1!s1
SAc41ytNyo. NoV. HI - d II
.'s:s: s ~ ss ss ;s,:ss, VI s; n rs =
~ u rain faIen fsforted ~ ps Logan A. bsng
fuur. .IpcDes On 69ruf6y n9ht Tho ssosouepkQ glvev
twelve feG 1he river gauSe nov nhnwe ov6S hhlg
tsen fess os wster atoxe low watcr marx. VI.
ABOUT daylight yesterday morpng she gssssr psyt -
rasI56 bei6gs, ov6e sbo American river, uas cArrte4
away also I'll tho ferrea which have bdsn beard ro
Que the lsrge basRes of The Aasigstivu Company "
passDg through The draw struck sgsust he middle pss
or the bridge carry Ing away Of barge crushing
ia her plank, shear and deck frame, AID hoggng her
badly.
Neither Of the lines of gtages from Virginia Civ
nected with the oars q. Iarooo newcastle yeserday
The fal or rain and violence Of the storm u SAID 70 have
exceeded that which fell IN the valley.
The New York herald., 1865-01-01

The Navy.
TESTIMONIAL To Ex-PAyNAsTER RRppIFLD.
TO EDITOR or THE HERALD eat
LUDLOW wooILks NmLsl
At~ COUNTING RooAs, MAIN SrrTEr, !
w ra{ III 81 4s luDLow, W., Dec. 30, 1894
Not long since received PACKAGE per express,
tanning richly chased silver ice pitcher and silver
goblet ard slver 10 match, which engraved these
wor,,s: -sTc Paymaster Geo. snowdon Redfeid, U. g
Navy. parting testimonial Of tho h,yh reetfd Of hi.
naval friends.n As there came Otherwise snony-
mcusy I feel that must make some acknowledgement
tlrough the HxEAIp knowlng that journal to be-ficm
long personal observation the most popular and widely
read Of any paper IN our galsut navy. shall ever
cherish this elegant gilt aemento Of the many kind
warm friends have found nrng the years OF my naval
life; and though now shcc agsin In private life shan
watch with interest their onward 70 glory and
honor under the gallant leadership or my old aud brave
commander Vice Admiral Fsrragut Very respectfully,
your obedient servant, 49, 49,. ..,.o.et (. - -
11T NJ ~ TbTa GE0 sN0wpEN RrDFrEID,
se re Lstc OF United States steamship Cir csszlan.
The New York herald., 1865-01-01

The condition Of the b,nks u principal com.
msrcial cities Of the Uaion 10 sxhssd in the following
table which shOws the aggregates o thsr last weekly
statements compared with tho rs,arns u The Prs-
vlous week. . #
The New York herald., 1865-01-01
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
aAruRpAY. Dec. 3l--sP. N

nkrURDAS, Dec 5i--0 T. u,
Ths gold market was duh at the Openip~ and.lower
Aan at the close Of business yesteay but the day
advanced stronger ami closed arm The auot.
sions vgere.-
The New York herald., 1865-01-01

The return the Bank ee Ersnos for She week ending
Dscsmbsr Is sns Following cnAngsa win
the previous account-Incs sase, commercial bills 10 ss
millioas, notes ~ mlous treasury balance IL Sc mil
Mons. Decrease cash millions, current sccounss n
miii,oss, advances 500 yevo. ~ .s. /.
American stocks we're quoted 10 London on shs 10th
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-08
ANEW AsD INPORFGNT INVENTION.
A Patent Boiler by which Eine-tenths
the Fuel Usually Used is Saved.

A new steam boiler which has just been
invented by James E. Craig, Esq, of this
city, and has recently been patented by him,
was tested yesterday, and proved to be
perfect success. This new invention will
work an entire revolution in steam boilers
of all kinds and descriptions, and ParticU-
Iarly where large amounts of fuel are used,
it making saving of at least nine-tenths
of the fuel that is now required in the ordi
nary boilers.
The mode Of its operation is to start the
fire by the natural draught of air, and when
the Goals are ignited, close the opening
beneath the CRATE and the top of the fue,-
supplying air for combustion by means of a
force pump which, after passing through
the fire, is injected as fame into the sub
stance of the water, which instantly starts
the generation of steam although the mass
of the water be not above one hundred de-
grees Farenheit. On trial it was estimated
that less than one pound of coal would de-
velop horsepower for an hour, saving
something like nine-tenths of the fuel COM
monty consumed. The boiler, which is
only six feet in length and three feet in
diameter, developed, for several hours,
steam enough for thirty horsepower en-
gine from but few shovels' full Of Goals
Its main feature is the entire economy oi
all the heat generated. This invention will
place Mr.. Craig among tho front rank Of in
VentOrs,-alOng with Ericsson and other'
that have rendered their names illustriOu'
for all time.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-08

Tbs market to-day presented no new features
with regard to business there being apparently no
buyers, except upon very small scale, for any
thing. The advance in Gold, and the generally
firmer telling in tbs Eastern MAJ ksis, however,
gave now strength to ths views Of holders Of Wheat
here, and an advance Of 80 was demanded over the
figures asked en- Saturday AID yesterday. In
sn othor articles the market remains unchanged.
We quote as follows;
FresEats-stsady at tho following rates AL
RAu-To New York, Flour 81 90; Wool "a "a /;
Dressed Hogs 81 80. To Boston, Flour 50 10; Wool
% Al; Dressed Hogs 81 40.
FIOur-Quiet, with only moderate demand, at
. range o. 50 EO9lO 90 for, Xxx red; $40 5O91l %
for Xxx white.
Wheat-EO sales and market nominal but ism
or. Asking prio were: Extra red 81 1o99 IL;
No. do 50 co; No. 9 do 81 s5.
COrn-Thsre is no old in the market. New is
quiet at 81 159l Is.
Oafs-Quiet ct 7so from store.
Rye and BaFley-Nominal at 81 so for the
former and 81 5O91 20 for the lsttsr.
Dressed HOgs-Thsre is very little demand,
and prices are nominal at 1S91Io for average lots
of 900 Tbs.
POrk-Quiet and steady at Vss 90 for mess and
$40 OJ for clear.
Lard-City ksttle-rendered Is steady at 2lc in
kegs and 23o in tisTces, with modsrats demand.
Country made held at 2l@22o.
Smoked aeats-In moderate request and
unchanged at 90 for sugar-oured hams zoe for
shoulders; 16o for dried beef
Butter-Inaetive and nominal at 35alco for
good 10 prime Western Reserve.
Eggs-Vsry quiet and nominal at 3Oc.
Cheese-Quist, but firm at 1992lo for medium
to prime. Choice selected brings q shade better
figures.
HIghwlnes-Inastivs, but ths mprket Is finn
at So %.
AIsOhOl-Held at 81 5O94 81 for 90 pei cent.
Neutral Proof Spirits 50 4Os2 As.
PstrOIeum-Ths market is ruling quiet, but
holders continue to quote at ss9o-c for Refined.
Seeds-In moderate demand at sl3 90 for Olo-
yer and IS IS for Timothy.
Renns-Steady at 50 0O92 25 for new medium
white; old do 81 90.
Dried ApPIes-There Is only modsrats de-
maud ct a range of II 9121zc.
Dried Peaehes-Ths demand is good and the
market firm, with ysry.lght stock, at 4O942o fer
peeled and 3Od32c for unpeeied.
BaIt-StSady. Coarss So so; Ground Solar So 90;
Fines S2 e5.