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TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK, August IA.
Ire following letter TO d. Il. Craig, ESQ.,
the New York agent of the Associated
Press, explains itself:
OFFICE U. 8. MILITARY TELEGRAPH l
WAR DEPARTMENT, WAsHIEGroS. !
r., August IL, 1865
To ID. b. Craig, Agent Associated Press,
New 1ork.-Dear Sir Your comrIuni.
cation of the 9th inst is received. Byan
order of the War Department no press re-.
ports whatever are allowed to be forwarded
over the lines south of Washington, until
further orders.
The necessity for this order lies in the
tact that the lines are already overbur-
dened with Government business, which
has and should have preference at all
hmesi and with the important private
commercial business that is permitted to be
sent this latter class of business of course
comes In order before press reports, since
tne absence OF speedy mail communication
makes 1t necessary that such business
should be sent by telegraph.
1t is unnecessary to make q detailed
statement Of the condition of the
telegraph lines South, Suffice 10 saw thew
are In very bad shspe and will Eot be
thoroughly repaired for some months.
General Sherman in his route from At
lanta thoroughly destroyed the telegraph
lines, and they have been hastily recon-
structed to suit the emergency. They are
in working manner to al points, but for
some time cannot accommodate q great
deal OF business. When they were first
opened to business, limited amount of
press matter was included in the plivi-
lege, and for short time we were over
Be assured that everything is being
lone and will be done to help you. am
n hopes it will be arranged soon.
No press reports OF any kind have
passed over the lines to my knowledge.
Directions have been given in every in
tance to refuse them, and l feel confident
lone have been transmitted.
Very respectfully,
THOMAS ECKART.
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The Hellespont celebrated by Lesnder's
bold plunges to meet his fair Hero On the
opposite shore, and by Lord Byron's sm-
btious endeavor TO emulate the aquatic
proves of the lovesick Greek, has found 8
powerful rival in hydraulic lore in the
Lake Constance (Bodensee) as illustrated
in GustSr Schwsb's poem on the subject
But whatever may be the facts from which
the poet gathered mis- inspiration, this
much is certain, that the feat of swimming
across Lske Constance, which is about nine
miles wlde ond forty miles long, wss ae-
complished within the last two months by
Mr.. Dulk, literary man of Stuttgart, in
about six hours. He had boat following
him without needing its assistance, and
stopped several times to take from it q
glass of wine or some food. During these
psuses he sustained himself by tresding
water.
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TELE1RAPHIC E0 rERPRIsE,

NEw YORK, August IA.
By the arrival of the Bremen from
Southampton, We have the following i'm
pOrtsnt news:
A Warsaw journal announces that the
plan for a telegrapnic line between Russia
and America has been approved and
signed by the Gar.
The Russian Government undertakes to
complete the line as far as Nicolsiewsk, the
remaining portion from Nieolsj jswskIto San
Francisco being In charge of the American
Company. The capital of the latter
amounts totem million dollars, and bonds
representing S., ,4S4. 600 have already been
issued
1t is intended that this route shall be
finished in five years.
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FROn PEIEKsRURG.

NEW YORK, August "A.
The Petersburg VA Express of Satur-
day says: The first through train on the
Petersburg Railroad since the 10th of Au-
gust last came into Petersburg Friday
evening. The railroad connection between
Petersburg and Raleigh, Wilmington, and
points farther South, is now completed.
The Express says the war on the races
In that city continues finely, there being
constant fights between soldiers and ne
groesi and white citizens ard negroes.
The planters are sending large quantities
OF cotton into Petersburg for market.
Sales were being made at 80 cents, though
. prime article would bring 40 cents. The
Weldon & Petersburg Railroad, which will
be open in day or two will brins IN .
much larger stock of cotton.
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Our Hack Fares.

We trust that the Council will take steps
to revise the ordinance regulating the price
of hack hire. 1t is disgrace to US that
strangers from abroad visiting our city
should be subjected to the extortiOns of our
Jehues. The attention of the Council is
called to the statement of the London (C.
W) Prototype, wherein it says that our
hackmen undertook to charge our Cana
dian friends, while they were here on their
recent excursion, the enormous price of
four dollars an hour for the use of car
risge.
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mia ..nIItio.-


The following are recent nominations
for representative
Meigs county, Thomas A. WeIch
Highland county, Captain D. N. Barber
Athens county, DR.. w. p. johnson Wash.
ington county, A. L. Curtis and A. L
Hsskins.
Captain silas Irwin is the Senatorial
nominee in the Highland county District.
The Sandusky Reg lister says:
On last Wednesday Democratic mob
made a serious onslaught on several promi-
nent Union men of Bryan. Amongst the
parties injured were NJ B. PlummeT, Esq
County CLERK; A. b. Keck, Bsq, County
Treasurer; and Hen. s. O. Biakeslee, q
leading politician Of the district The last
named gentleman was severely hurt This
is q characteristic way Of opening the cam
paign.
The Erie county Democratic convention
was held at Berlin Heights on Thursday
Of last week. The call included all op-
posed to negro suffrage. Thirty persons
were present. Hence we infer that the
to negro suffrage will not be
very strong in this county.
Adm g. Hibbs and DR.. johnson Z.
are the Democratic nominees for
in Erie, Franklin county.
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BEWBERN NEWS,

NEWBRRNI August IL.
Subscription books were opened to-day
for the First National Bank of Newbern.
Col. j. McChesney of the lst N. c. (Un-
ion) Volunteers, is dangerously i'll at Beu-
fort
An immense amount of cotton and other
products are dsily arriving here. The
three lines Of steamers, plying between
here and the North, cannot, even with
their extension of facilities, furnish suf-
Acient transportation to keep the whsrves
clear, and they are likewise unable to sup
ply the demands of the mercantile trade In
this city on their return trips.
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FRnmCINnINRArI

CIECISHATI, August II.
A three story brick building on Race
street, used as Z tenement house fell
down yesterday morning burying six FAM
lies in the ruins. One woman was killt d
and several persons badly injured. ,
A Quarter masters clerk named Russell
was arrested here yesterday, Arged with
sbsconding with $40, 900 government funds
while stationed st Louisville.
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FROM WAsHTNGTOE.

WASHINGTON, August IL.
The Government has received official
information, dated May 22d, narrating the
devastating effects of the terrific hurricane
which has visited the Society, Harvey and
Pslmerston Islands. and most probably
others. One of the Pslmerston Islands,
the rear on the Northeast, has been en-
tirely washed away, rendering navigation
extremely dangerous.
Nothing but the coral breakers remain,
which in case of heavy sea are entirely
invisible to the eye, but in perfectly calm
weather they are observable Ali these
islands are well known to whalers in the
South Sea.
Owing to this damage Ly hurricane sew
eral vessels have been wrecked, and 80 far
as known were American.
Tslrite also suffered considerable from
the same cause.
The President has psrdoned Charles
Francis Howard, convicted in Wisconsin
of counterfeiting, and smnestied q num-
Der of citizens Of Mississippi. He has ap-
pointed Augustus Garfield Consul at Teo
Chow, China.
Collectors and appraisers of Internal
Revenue have also been appointed for Tex
IS and Georgia.
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Lord Milton, well known in America for
his Rocky Mountain explorations, has been
rather an irrepressible young gentleman Of
twenty-six, and was sometime since brought
before Londen magistrate in connection
with prominent member of the London
densi monde, tsts a tets ride in barOuche,
and missing diamond earring.
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and has earned a right, if any Iee mt
has to rest on its lsursls. II, as is intima-
ted, any officer has failed to do his utmost
70 procure the muster-out Of his men,
through any personal reluctance to give
up prominent position and big pay, he
has been recreAnt 70 his duty.
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ATLANTIO UARLE

NEW YORK, August IA.
The steamship Bremen from Southsmp-
ton the ID, arrived this morning, With the
Atlantic Gable: A telegram to Valentis
from the Great Eastern Of the 2sth says an
accident to the cable hsd occurred. The
cause Is unknown. There is q total loss of
communication with the Great Eastern.
Seven hundred miles were paid out. A tel
egram of the 3oth says sll is going on well.
The fault has been removed and the insula-
ton is perfect. A telegram from the Great
Eastern on the afternoon of the 3lst, says
300 miles had been paid out. One thous-
and and fifty miles were successfully laid
up 70 August lst. All was going on well.
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Tha Second O.H.O

We have received long letter from a
private in the Second Ohio Cavalry re-
counting the history of that famous regi-
ment st length, and complaining that,
much against the wishes Of the men, it is
retained in service after the close of the
war, when proper action on the part of
the officers might procure its muster-out.
We certainly hope that this gallant regi-
ment, composed, as it is, of the flower of
Northern Ohio soldiery, may be soon mus
tered out. 1t has seen four years of such
service IS only few regiments have known,
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THE PHGNIx RANK KoBBERY.

New YORK, August "A.
Additional important developments in
connection with the Phenix Bank defsl-
cation are constantly being made. Il ar-
pears that Mrs. Brewer was not the only
woman who received the fsvors of jenkins
In one Of the noted female boarding hsuse
on CROSBY street has been found 8 fine
cluster-dismond pin, worth $500, which the
girl says wss given her by the alleged de-
fsulting teller She also says that he ire
quently presented her with large sums Of
money, 1T one time as much IS $500.
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The South Eastern Gazette England
reports that q young woman named
Stevens, recently had difficulty with her
lover, and attempted 10 commit suicide by
Jumping from precipice, nearly six hun
dred feet high. She made the fearful leap
from the top of the cliff, but her crinoiine
caught in the shrubbery growing out from
the rocks st point about one hundred
feet from the top. Here the poor girl hung
suspended the greater part of the day,
making frantic efforts to tear herself loose
and complete the work of self deftruction.
She was finally rescued by her lover, who
was let down from the top by a rope, and
we presume they are now happy in we'd
lock.
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WV YORK.

NEW 1ORk, august IA.
The decline of FIye.TWenties in London
has strengthened the premium on gold.
The market, however, is weak and unset
tied, under the apprehension that the
Sub. Treasury msy throw more gold on the
market
The Posts special says ex-senator Pres
ton King has been sppointed Collector of
the port of New York, in place of Simeon
Draper. Several unimportant appoint.
ments were also made to-day.
The President has been urged to consider
the question of psrdOning several promi.
nent rebels.
Citizens Of Richmond are here TO make
representations concerning the recent mu-
nicipal election in that city.
The Commercial says an operator in
gold named P. r. Mumford, No. Is Wall
street, has failed to provide for his checks
to q considerable amount. On Saturday
he received large amount of gold, stated
at from one hundred to two hundred and
fifty thousand dollars, giving his checks in
payment. None of the checks have been
honored, and up to noon to-day the party
himself has not been found.
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was offered but no insurance effected st
that price for the cable.
The political news is unimportsnt
LATEST.
LIVERPOOL, 5-Evening. cotton
sales today are 5000 bales, including ore
thousand bales to speeulators and export.
ers. The market is fat and quotations
remain unchanged.
Observation-Disclosures quiet aud rather
more favorable for cooks.
Provisions Market steady.
LONDON, Aug. 5, EvE.-Consols closed
atss9BA90 for money.
American Stocks-IlI. Cen. 70 Erie 56
a564; U. S. 52Os 6ss633.
PARIS, Aug. 8, EvE-Bourse closed oui.
ct; Rentes closed at 67E. 97c.
LIVERPOOL, August 5.-Brokers Oireu.
lsr-Sugsr quiet and steady.
Coffee steady.
Rice quiet and steady.
Wheat frmer and advanced ls ldaIs Sd.
The weather has been unfavorable for the
crop.
Petroleum steady. Crude 2Oi; refined
2Os sd.
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The latest snake story is told, in good
faith, by the Springfield, Mass, ReplsbLi.
can, of reptile recently found at Lee. It
was nearly four feet in length, about the
sizs of 8 mans finger, and shaped like q
whip lash, and on close examination the
whole body was found TO be composed of
small worms about half an inch in length,
With large black heads and semi transpsr-
ert body. On separating them into frsg-
ments they would Immediately reform into
the snake shape and crawl slowly of. One
or two other similar snakes have recently
been seen in that vicinity. It is to be
hoped that they will remain there.
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State Fairs will be held in September as
follows: illinois, at Chicago, September A
to 18th; Michigan, at Adrian, September
ls to 23d; Iowa, at Burlington, Septem-
Der 26 to 29th; Wisconsin, at JsnesviIle,
September 26th to Both; Indisns, at Fort
Wayne, October 2 to 7th.
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GOLD nARKE.

NEW YORK, August IA.
Large amounts of forged gold checks
are said TO have been discovered today on
Wall street, and rumors of another bank
defslcstion are rife.
Gold closed at 1929.
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FATALITY.

NEW York, August IA.
There we're six hundred and thirty
deaths in this city last week, four hundred
and thirty being children.
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BuhreS's Genttan Bitters There is
prob lby no Tonic ever offered to the public, that
has g.en sucl universal salts Asti an as "Babrers
eentian Bitters" Every one hhould try them,
and NJ family shNuId be without them. sull .2s6
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july q, 1866.

To PrinteFs.-We have for sale in quantities.
- .=.., BiDgham's Celebrated Roller Compositions
also, PaImer's Patent Composition. the best and
most durable extant All orders by mail promptly
att nded to. Address LEADER CO., Cleveland.
Ohio. aug1
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CONVESfION.

DENVER, August IA.
The Constitutional Convention, now in
session here, voted almost unanimously
that it is expedisnt to form the State.
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For Safely home In East Cleveland con-
tAIning thirty i've acres, with four acres in grapes
aod fruits Of al kinds. Enquire on the premises,
or to +. JudsOn. uy2o-SS6l :. WADE.
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Wool for sale.-65OO Ds. choice Wool,
grown in IoniA County, Mich. Prize IS osnts Per
D. F,rsa'e by a. }. ECKER, Smyrna, Mich.
aualOZ36
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i have this day been duly appointed and quail
iAed Executor OF the last will and Testament Of
Wallace ". MollrAth, late Of Cleveland, o.
P. PREHTyss.
july q. 1866. AugS:Gss
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SPECIAL DISPATCHES.
Washington SecessiOnIsts Aid
Mrs. Davis.
Receptions at the White House.
Sunset COx's Scheme Spoiled
PERSONAL ITEMS.
FROM WASHINGTON.
WAsHlEGroN, August u.

WAsHlEGroN, August Il.
AID FOR MRS. DAVIS
The sympathy of the Washington seces-
sionists for Mrs. Davis is decidedly sub
stantisl in its character. Up to yesterday
the amount subscribed IN her behalf foets
up the handsome sum OF $6,5IO. Thelo
est contribution to the fund was $40 and
the highest $500.
RECEPTION DAY AT THE WHITE HOUSE.
This being general reception day at the
White House, the President was literally
overwhelmed with visitors, white and
black A large majority of the callers
we're pardon-seekiDg rebels and office.
hunters. Very good looking female callers
we're pardon-seeking. Femsle pardon
brokers were also in attendance, but failed
in their efforts to gain the Presidents at
tentiOn- The business of pardon. broBing
BY women has been prosecuted to dis
creditsble extent and the President has
properly begun to snub them.
THE BURIALs AT TANDERsoNvILLE.
Capt Moore, in charge of the party at
Andersonville, telegrsphs that he will be
through with the work of reinterring the
bodies of our soldiers who died there by
the last of next week
DIsAPP0INTED POLITICIANS.
Cothman, of New Orleans, Mr.. Samuel |
Cox, late of Ohio, and two or three other
decsyed politicians, who wanted to in.
crease their influence at the White House,
had attempted to get up meeting of De-
mocrstic leaders 10 assure the President of
their desire to support his Administration,
and had fixed next Wednesday for the
time. Meanwhile these worthless got snub-
bel SO severely at the White House that
they thought it would not be expedient to
bring their caucus on just now, and so they
are to day busy writing letters to the in
vited Democrats, telling them not to
come.
PERSONAL
Postmaster General Dennis N and fam
lily are at Baltimore to-day, taking leave
Of Captain Neil Dsnnison, who sails to-
with his regiment for the Pacific i
coast. Judge Swsyne, of the Supreme
Court is here. Chief Justice Chase, who {
mas not been in Washington since his trip :
South, is expected here about next Thurs T
lay.
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GENERAL eHkRMAN.

ST. LOUIS, August IA.
General Sherman arrived here yesterday
morning.
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Flags and BanneFs.--Esmss Of Battles put
In Figs that have been in seyvice. All binds Of
Flags made to order in best styls.
G. v. ORoWEIL co,
auElO:236 No. l2I Superior street,
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PORTLAND, Me, August Il.
The band of the I7th Regulars serenaded
Admiral FArrsgut at Preble, this evening.
A large concourse of citizens were present.
The Admiral acknowledged the compli-
ment and thanked the sssemblage for their
cordial reception.
Short speeches were made BY the dist T.
guished men of the party. The Admiral
has decided to remain until II o'clock to-
morrow morning, at which time he will
leave the Agsmenticus for Portsmouth.
The Dictator will remain here until be-
tween 9 and 1890 A. n. The Admiral will
hold reception inthe Mayors room in the
City Hall.
NOT WORKING.
PICToN, N. s., August IA.
The telegraph has not been working
east of this point since $50 P. N.
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
PORTLAND, August II.
The leaders of the State Democracy are
assembling in preparation for the conVen-
ton tomorrow. The representa- ton will
probably be large. Judge Howard of Port
land will be prominent candidate for
nomination. The convention will assemble
at 10 A. II. tomorrow.
GALLAaHzR's ExoHAHeR.
NEW YoKK August Il.
Gold 14I.
N. Y. Central, 91J; Erie, So; Hud-
SON lO93i Reading 1904; Michigan Gen.
trail 1861; Michigan Southern, g.. III.
Central, 1901 il Pittsburg, 6s4; Northwest
srn 26s; do. pref, GIG; Rock Island, IO7;
Ft. Wayne 153; Canton, 81; Cumbsr-
land, 4Oi Quicksilver, 81. Market in-
tensely excited, transactions large; gold
steady.
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tugl5 POun de Sci siliB:
OUPPLIkc' FOR U. s. COURT
~ Sealed Proposals will be received by me at the
odaoe Of the Marshal Of the United Bts,es for the
Saturday, the 26th day Of August 1865, at IL
O'Clock M. for the furnishing Of the necessary sup
Rilts ior the Courts Of the Onited States in said
Districts, for the year ending August 81, 1866 10
such quantities and at such times may be
Bidders will be required to rpsci the prj,e. or
rates at Which they viii furnhh the several arti.
clesi and their proposals will be accompanied by
samples there9fin oase the same are decided neoes.
sary for proper consideration Of their bids
Separate bids must Je m sde Il tuppIifs en-
braoei in the several oasses bsIOW enumerated,
1. BLANK BOOKS AID STATIONERY.
BLANK BoOKS-Msdium, Deny, Grown and
Gap, Biading TO be "Fult Russta PiAiu," " 70
Bound Banded" and ''HaH Sound Muslin" per
quire. To be according 20 samples Of books now
ia uss in the U. 8. Clerks Office. AlsO QuIrtO
PAPERs-LegsI esp, foOlfcsp. bill, commercial
noe. letter, post ofe' wrapping per ream; Treas
urF blotting per quirs so lbs 70 the Iesm.
ENVELOPES = Large size government, se'f.
sealing, letter sizs, government sefsealing, per
: INK HOLDERS -Glsss, .Olld. hinged cap; COM
m1n, each.
TEKs-ArnOld's Writing fluid, in quarts, per
BrTsCELLiNEo Us-Rsd tape, per gross seal
i"g wax per lb muoilA. e. per doEen bottles;
9aI ls, DeE bunch sseelPens (Gi Gtt5l per gross
per doz IN gum elastic bands, assorted per gross;
rubber erss RS, per dOzsni rulers letter folders
Congress knives, each.
II. FUEL.
Bltgmiuous Coal per ton Of two thOusand pOundr.
Pine Kindling W cd per load Of so cubic Eet.
Fue 20 be delivered IN such part OF the building
IN which the Courts held As the Marshal may |
direct, ee Of all charges for measurement porter
agss or otherwise, and 50 be accompanied by 9 GER
tiaoate Of quantity OF each load
III. MIsCELLABE9Us SUPPLIES
Brooms, per 90 zen; Hearth do, per dozsn; Feath-
or Dustsrs each; Sponge per ID; Ca,tiie Soap, per
lbi Stone Pitcher, each: GlssB TumbleTs, per /
dozen Earthsm SpittoOns, per dozen Patent /
Pals, each; Matches per g Oss.
The undsrsgned reserves The right 70 reject all /
bids in the interests OF the Government shall
require 1t, account Of sxcessiVe prices fraud
EARL BILL, U. 8. MArshaL
Cleveland, August 16, 1866. sasl5:zsS
RAND PLEASURE
VI EXOUR I0E.-rhe favorite, fSSSATn |
staunch and reliable stesmer Ron e-EA-a8le4B
CITY, Captain g. G.. sweet, will leave our dock on
Grand Pleasure Excursion 70 ali points OF in
terost on Lake Superior, or Mondsy, August l4th,
At O'Clock p n.
state Rooms can be secured for the round trip, |
- MALONE, PETIT co.,
sugII:2ss l97 and 1Ss River street.
NNHB FOURTHQUARTBRLY MEET
i ING Of the AMERICAN IRON and STEEL
ASSOOiA9I ION will take place ct (levFlaDd Ohio,
Wednesday, the Esd of August, 1865 A gene. /
raj attendance OF Iron sId Steel Makers and Man
ufactuTers is expected and desiTed.
RJBERF II LAMB0RN, SfcrftAry,
auglO:2js bZ2 Walnut st., biladelphia.
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VOL. XIX---NO. 1913

hole Creek 776; Vests 100; Empire City
So; Excelsior 155; on Creek $50; United
States 2775; Werstins S55; Baeuhauer
Farm co. Oceanic l55; Manhattan s5.
PETROLEUM.
The market is steady and prices trife
frmer. Crude s23s3sc; refined, in bond,
67a72c; free, 5Oa53c.
On Saturday there were in this port Sc
steamers, "a ships, lie bsrks lss brigs and
so schooners.