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Baltimore cattle rTarketLOct.4.

BEEF GATTLB-The offerings, at the Scales
during the past week amounted to 2SOhcad. against
32 last week. OF the rece pts $50 head came from
West Virginia and $50 from Ohio, over the Balti-
more q 0hiOrailroad; 26O fir m Southwest Virginia,
by steamboat and cars; llO from South west Virgn-
ia on foot, 30 from Maryland ly steamboat with $50
left over from last week. Of the number received
l75 head were shipped east, FIR abetter ma ket, so
tiken by graaefs 3 ~ sold 70 asnHgton M
balance taken by Baltimore butehefs. Prices to-
dayranged as follows: Old Cows and Scaawags
Steers $3.50 25; stock Cattle co. fair Beef Cattle
Sc 5O97; good 81 So and prime 81 1903 per 100 lbs
with few at a shade better prices. The market
closed very dull.
2 SHEEP-There was large supply of thin Sheep
on supply to farmers this week, which sod at 90 rs
as 90 per head. Sal were made at $5h96i4 cents
per Id gross for fair TO good fat Sheep. 10 ks u
HUGS-The supply has been fair and prices firm
this week. sales at $l4asl5 per 100 lbs net .-..,
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ANGI6MGWINs, HEGREAT IMPORTEO IONIcr

used by the best families Europe; . a
!, Approved by the lnperiai School Of Medicine.
lndorsed by the prominent Memt ers of the Amer
Jean Medical Association. at their Convention held
In Baltimore, May lst 1866. Contains no Spirits on
any Kind, and therefore u
NOE lN1Of1iIOATING IN THE LEAST.
II isprepared in Paris from pure Sherry. and ad-
p,ts IN its composition only tonic. aromatic and
IebriIkge substances f t17 ~
LADIES viii find it delicious substitute for the
various tOnics which have an alcoholic body.S { =
MUpCAT PERLE is a rare vii ue of most delight
fu flavor. II is the pure Juice of a most deSic1ous
grape, ltsurpasses in excellence any table wi ne in
the country. Used In Europa for sacramenfal pur-
poses Church people are invited to inquire into IT,
These wines are sold by alt druggists and by RI
'umbus, Ohio. " f}- T'r'
F - ALLEN & CO.,
Cincinnati, Agents for Ohio.
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ASTHMA CURED

Mr.. VIM. May, Of 246 Spring street. New York.
writes, January ]. 1855; have been afflicted with
Asthn far upwards Of ten years. receiving no ben
eft from medical men. Twas advised by q friend
t0try one Of Allcccks Porous Piasters /. said 1
had tried several kinds Of Plasters without any
benefit. aud supposed they were all a'ike. Ny
irifnd gave n e one of Allcock's, ana ulged me TO
use it. ldid so, and baye now worn them steadily
for nine months, and find myself better than have
been for many yesrs. Agency, Brandre,h House.
New York. Sold by Druggists. .....t.r,6 I,,i
seI2O-d&wlm s,e. .-- rTz
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.aqMATa
IiAA,olA IiAA,oAsn,ss MAGNOLIA cN,n BALM. BALM :.

2 HAGAN'S MAGNOLIA BALM.
This sthe most delightful and xtraordinary article
ever discovered 1t changes the sun burnt face and
hands to p0Ary satin texture of ravishine beauty
iuipartiDg the marble purity of YOUTH and the dts
ti0Ue appearance so inviting in the city belle of
Y 1t removes tan reckles, pimples and
Fopghness from the skin, eaving the complexion
fresh, transparent and smooth. It contains no ma
terial injurious to the skin Patronized by Actress
and Opera Singers, 1t islEhat every lady should
have Sold eterJwhere. Retail pricS, so ots. w .;
Prepared by W. Il. HAGAN, Troy. N. Y.
Address all orders to
+, juo.o77. .DEMAS BARNES 4 CO.. Now York.
4 0ctg-d6Wly 49,. ~ - -.
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ALLCOCK,s PORoUs rLAsTEIIS.
wHooPING Cough CURED. I

( te3 CAYUeA. HIM S COUNTY, MISS.
T. ALLcocK 4 Co.-Gentlemen: Please send
me another six dozen &C your Porous Piasters.-
They are in great demsnd hero for Whooping Cough.
They act like a charm. could have sold two doz-
en- this week If / bad had them. Send as SOON
as possible, and Obhge. Yous respectfully,
JOHN /. WILLIAMS, r. H.
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! STOCKS -Stesdy. Fort Wayne lOsX North,
western 43yS; do, preferred T3K; Illinois Central
ilg7ll Michigan Southern essE ( Reading IFS; Erie
"a n; New York Centred q; Western Union Tel.
legraph 549 80 lst eeries,s iOgNs E-20 I'd SERIES
llC61G; 6 20 coupons of 1866, 1105S. ,-.t- =,
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Oholera in NorfoIk.

= FORTRESS MONROE, Oct. G.--Four cases of
cholera were reported in Norfolk yester-
day. The Board of Health are working
hard to prevent any spread Of the disease.
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Dsmocratlo ConEressman Elected. !.

az LOUISVILLE, Oct. 6.-Hon. Elijah IIeiz
was to-day elected to- Congress from the
Sd dlDistrict of this State, to fill the vacancy
oceasioned, blythe death of Grider. He de-
feats Col gHswkins lby a very large ma
tjority. booyls-sa
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FROM PHILADELPHIA
ExoLtement Over Eiectlon..

EXcItement OYer EIectIOns
( PHILADELPHIA,3 Oct. 9-A tremendous
excitement exists over. the election which,
takes place here Jto=rnorrOw. Bnsinessis
almost totally suspended and crowds throng
the streets, speculating on the probable re-
suit. Many bets are being made. Both
sides are confident of success. .,..i .r-7s
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Philadelphia Cattle Markes-Oci. s.
BEEF ATTlE--Very dull. and prices without
material change. Receipts, 2,4OO head. Sales at
IA a l5cler flir TO- good. H.gG2 2G& %
Z. SHEEP-A fair demand at frmer rates. Sales of
100 head at GC97c! MO .t .HAN 400
C0WS--Unchangcd. vIt--lRT
HOGS--Dull and rather lower. Sales of $1,000
head at SlS9l4 so per 100 lbs. mao
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FROM ST. Louis {
The LacIede ItaAcn.

ST.. LOUIS, Oct. S.--The I.aclede races
opened to-day, in sweepstakes, for three
year olds, for $1,000. Muggins, won the
race. Time LAG, 1;47. In the one mile
dash, for $500, Malcolm won. Time 1:45.
Weather fine. Attendance good. lL 1l---
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
New York Money M ark et-.Oct. q

N6W HOfH WOneY MuTket-UCt.8. NJ Y
MONEY TEasy and steady at 1ae5 per cent. . a.
STERLlNG EXCHANGE-Du and nominal at
isSTE sSTIb9 9tirper onsD,rc a, lang .dv,Soi.s i
lA9Sl, declining to 14sh, and closing al I40 s-' q
COY ERhNENT Sf0CKS7-Mo active, and
FRElGhTS-Tb Liverpool, Quiet. ...' iisk
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
EHFE@HEALTH-sTRENGTg
LIFE4HEAIgTH STRENGTH .
.t.,s.5 .i,,,i DIR. JUAN DELAMABRE's ..rsl
-SP ECIFIC PILLS p.

.bni5r DIR. JUAN DELAMABRE's = ..r7
SP ECIFIC PILLS %
Arc prepared by the Nessieurs GsIancier a Du-
Pt1t, PbIrmaceutists, Q; 9lt Rue Lombard. Paris,
Physicisn 10 the Hospital da NOrd on LsTiboiseTS
LETTER OF RECOMMENDATIONS %.
1,s =" ss, 4 ave- yt' 70 PARIS, May5th, 1859.
GBNTLEpEN:-We hsve used the "SPEcIFIo
PILLS" made from Doctor Delamsrre's Pre-
scIiptpn. Gurirf several, years, past in our
them most energetic, and efficient Rem
edy in eases of Spernrt rrhea .0r Seminal Weak
ness: Mig 'ly, Dolly, or Premature issions: Sex
ual Wear ness, or IplpOte1.cN Special Derangements
Of Nervous Systcip; " eaEnesses .arisine from
Secret Habits and Sexual Fxcesses; Rtlqedtion Of
the Genital Organs. Weak Spine; Alectiensor the
U4nc "bscbaTpSe fasnetsS of lie Skin, IN
with Sunken Cheeks and Bloodless Lips; "Pinched"
the sbssty rain Of Sy%ptonis sfisns from u 6vsr ~
Force. .Tar.f.r.I l-,'Ef aII II-,gllI''.. w., u.
sons suffering from any Sgbtptontdttc or Organic
d1ecti0ns Of the tLNlT0- UNfEARY SYsrE9s, n use
these Pills With high respect, we are yours most
sincerelys - -.
.5uoms Y RRSPHEJtARRiN, < ~ tFIi9gN,,bMS M P3,.n q
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Pars' sGsSLfg = E-E.'h 3E 4ELH
Sedtnfory and Sfpdfops Occupations; Grists, Ans-
OF t6e GrofS, lear, or Iarro1s &ystsn iTcancnty
lead 10 the most DstTt ssiRg ard Dis,
orders Of the NIknE SYsIEM.3 HtRdehts, Qeray-
men and L"HysrS, therefore. who are especially Ii
able to these takI esses should resort promptly to
DIR. .pELAMAbEBs SPI CIFIC PILls =,
APamI blel, cOltsiniEg iull psr iculars with III
ItctioDs and Advice, printed in French, 6erman,
Spapis sud knslisb, accompanies each btx, and
viii befeni, 10y mail, Tree OF cost, TO any who will
write for it,
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FROM o WASHINGTON.
bully for Oregon.

WAsHINGToN, Oct. IA telegram has
been received here, dated Salem, Oregon,
Oct. 6, saying To-day the Oregon Legisla-
ture virtually expunged the former fatif-
cation of the Constitutional amendment,
by a vote of "a ayes, against 23nays. n
Lieutenant On ambers Reinstated.' q
NEw, YoRik,s Oct. S,-The Tines special
says: BY direction of the President Lieut..
Chambers, 2lst New York Cavalry, has
been reinstated, with the removal of the
stoppage of pay and allowances, 1t will
be recollected he was dismissed in July,
1865, for allowing the enlisted men in his
command to violate orders. He has salts
fled the President of the injustice of his
dismissal ~ 20 .-i
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The Presidents Policy.

The Worlds special says, A Sunday pa
per here announced that the President will
write a letter this month in reply to an in
vitation to attend dinner to be given by
General Wool, in which he will fully de-
fine the future policy of his administra-
fin,,s . H.
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REDUcrIoN IN PRICE u. +. Do "a
~ OF THE jAI~
AMERICAN WATCHES,
Made at WALTHAM, MASS,


In consequence Of the recent great Improvement
in our facilities fpr manufacturing have reduced
our prices to as low a point as they can be placed
,,,., With Gold nt Par, ,..,,,,,p =,
20 that no one need hesitate buy watch nowfrom
the expectation fbat be cheaper at some future
time. The test Of ten years and the rnapufscturc
More than 100000 Watches,
have given our productions the very highest. rank
RmoDg time!kecpers. Commencing with the deter
minStion to make only thoroughly excellent watches
ourbuspess has steadily increased the public be-
came acquainted With their value. until for months
tsgether, we have been unable to supplythe demand
We have repeatedly enlarged our factory buildings
until they cover over three acres of ground and
give accommodation TO more than eight hundred
We are fully justified in stating that we now make
MORE THAN .ONE-HALF OF ALL THE
WATCHES SOLD In THE UNITED STATES.
The different grades distinguished by thefollOW
ingtradc marks engraved on the plate: N III
L. American Watch Co., Wsltham, Mass.
o. Appleton. Tracy 4 Co, !" W altman. Mass. .
3. "P.S Bartlett" Waltham. Mass. ''l
1. Wm. Ellery." ,bg.,>ti7.-s+
6. OUR ,'IADIEs' WATCH of first quality is
named 5'iAppletOn. Tracy 4 Co.," Waltham
Mass h7' ~ t'Hh 'aNa'H'I''
9. Our next quality of Ladies' Watch is named
.GP!sS. BARTLETT" altham. Mass. These.
watches are furnished in a great variety Of
sizes and styles of cases.
The Anetiean Watch Co.. of Waltbam, Mass
authorize that without distinction Of trade
marks or price, a M q
ALL TIE PRODUCTS OF THEIR FACTORY
K ARE ~ LILY WARRANTED, 20 q i
Obethe best time keepersof their GLASS ever msde,
In this or any other country. Buyers shouldremem-
Der that unlike the guarantee Of foreign maker
who pPn never beFesehed this guarantee 10 good az
all times against tho Company or their agents. and
that if after the most thsrtugh trial, any watch
should prove detective in pArticularsit may al
ways be exchanged for another. As the American
Watches made at WAltham, are for So o by dealer :,
generally thrOughOutthe country, we do not solicit
orders for single waches----
CAUTI0Rt-Thep public are cautioned tobu yohly
of respectable dealers. All persons selling counter
feits will be epFoaecpted,,e,anhg .pii,.iy 10 ,qoy
,1oln ROBBINS a. 6sAPPLETON,o
AGENTS ! Or THE "a MEXICAN WATCH co,
1872 BrOadway, New York. 70
Il ua.. .aaf o. I
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PruSRiR.

A royal patent is shortly to be issued by
Prussia assuming possession of Hanover,
Electoral Hesse, Nassau aud Frankfort.
The King will salute the people of these
States as new Prussian citizens. ,,p
Some official Provincial correspondence
states that there is no prospect of conclu-
sion of peace with Saxony, until that coun-
try has given some guarantees against the
reoccurrcnce of those dangers which at the
outbreak of the recent war menaced both
Prussia and Northern Germany. ,. ..s
Both Chambers have adopted the Govern
ment proposal for the prorogation of the
Diet from September q to November II.
Ministers explained that it was the desire
of the Government that the next session of
the Diet should be brief, in order to make
way for the convocation of the North Ger
man Parliament. .l
Admiral Fogettho1f has been relieved of
the command of the Austrian fleet to enter
on new duties.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-10-09
Household Necessity Exists Tor the
bUfsN O,s, ,OATAEsGRRc sNrjrP.

Whicv a the first stages of cold. acts like magic
-HeaaAche, Hoareness. Diptheria, and Bronchitis,
Sore Eyes, Deafness. Bad Taste and Smell. being
thS result Of Catarh. This Snuff removes and pre-
vents all these, and ihsures healthy Head. It's
effectsare pleasant and safe, even for infants who
suaer from Snuiies. -
II thss the highest Professional testimonials Sold
byall Druggists, or sent by Mail to all parts Of b,
or % eeits for One Box or 81 for -Four Boxes. III
Address JAS. DUkNO. +. u. OK l235,
New ork CITY. w
At Wholesale, b., DEMASi BARNES 4 %.
Park Bow, New York M iunes-Iyd&v.
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FROM PRINOET6Ns0D5 Z
Death OF Commodore Stockton.

De"tn OF OOtnmOdore StOcKton'
/ PRINCETON. N. j., Oct. G-Commodore
Stockton died last night at ten O'clock. His
death has cast deep feeling of gloom
byerthe 5entireg community. His funeral
will take place Wednesday, the 10th inst.
ToRoNTo, G. W., Oct. S.-The Interrupt
tion to the Welland Canal has been repair
ed, and vessels are passing as usual. .ts
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The Monument of Arlington ceme-


The Herald's special says: In the great
vault at the Arlington National Cemetery,
Virginia, the plan of the monument has al
ready been prepared and the work is to be
commenced in short time. 1t will stand
ON the top of the big vault which con-
tains the remains of ALL of our heroic
dead, gathered from the Virginia soil
around Bull Run, Chantilly aud the country
bordering on the Orange and Alexandria
railroad from Bull Run to the Rappahan-
mock.
National Thanksgiving g-PrOcIama-
lion by the President. ...
The President has issued proclamation
recommending that Thursday, the 29th day
of November, be observed as day of
thanksgiving and praise to God for all His
mercies and benefit, and also recommend
ing that the people humhly and devoutly
implore Him, to grant to our National
Councils and to our whole population that
Divine wisdom which alone can lead any
nation into the ways of all good.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-10-09
PROMEUROPB.
BY sTEAmsBIP HIBERNIAN.

FARTHER POINT, Oct. S.-The steamship
Hlbernian, from Liverpool at noon on the
27th, via Londonderry on the 18th of Sept,
arrived off this point at one O'Clock this
afternoon.
The Lord Mayor of london had deter
mined to entertain the promoters and layers
ofcthe Atlantic Cable at grand banquetat
the Mansion House early in November
The infant daughter of Gen. Tom Thumb
died from inflammation of the brain at
Norwich on the 26th of September,l gftT
1t Is stated that the recent extradition
case In Canada of Frcnchman named
Lawerande Andevaich caused great deal
OF excitement In Canada. Earl CarrarvOn,
Secretary of State for the Colonies, had de-
termined that the, strictest Investigation
shall be made into the conductof the Cana
dian authorities.
The London Morning Posts city article
says: Advices from Paris state that FREE
quent interviews are taking place between
representatives of various European pow
ers and the French foreign Office relative
to Eastern affairs, but more especially be-
tween the French Foreign Minister and the
representatives of England and Russia.
Official accounts from Gambia, published
In Alexandria, state that the ne Ws of the
defeat OF Egyptian troops by Canadians is
inaccurate. The-Egyptians, not expecting
the commencement of hOstilities, were tenn
porarily separated from The Turkish troops.
Immediately on the arrival, however, of
Ishmael Pascha, he succeeded in re-uniting
the Egyptian troops with the Turkish
troops, with the loss of $50 men.
The Paris Moniteur says that in Gambia.
unfortunately, blood has been shed, but
the insurrection has not progressed The
arrival of the Turkish Commissioners APP
pears to have produced a favorable impress
sion, and up to the present time all hopes
have not been abandoned of the success of
the mission with which he is invested.
Servia has sent representatives to the Porte
to insist on the evacuation of Forts Kleu-
goonnik and Elizabeth, near Orsowar. oil
The French iron-clad squadron had ar
rived at Biarritz and were received by the
Emperor. iuIf'ta .s'.
Serious inundations in France continued,
and it was feared that the waters had not
reached their full height. Telegraphic
communication between the center and
south part of France was extremely diff
cult. ..-a
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-10-09

MARRIAGE AND OIsLI RAOY, al oEs-
say Of Warning and Instruction for Young Men,
tai powers, with sure means Of relief, Sent free
Of charge in sealed letter envelopes. Address Dr.
y. SlnlLLlN HOUGHT0N, Howard Association.
Philadelphia Pa ailsi2j althliid auglS-d&Wsm N
~ Vlb-IN 10.
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Now YSti,l lstoaItT Mi tI,othOeIoa

FRElqHTS-To Liverpool. quiet.
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f'slA ~ a p
q .,pauM ,OIl c-gA 80 y
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-08-07
Wilmington Market.

> WILMINGTON, Aucuat A-TURpRNT1NE-Is In fair
s1s, and the I5siket steady. 'taes Of 4l3 bbls at
for virgin $Sfor yellow dip and 81 SO for hard,
sPInITs TunPENTTsE. quiet Sales of only az
bbls at so cents per gallon for white.
RosN-Saes OF 80 bbls No at SO 25 per $50 lbs; 429
.btls at So so to So Tor Opaque and 81 81 7 SIS
SO 6O Tor No as In quality; and small parcel of
mon at 50 as.
TAn.-sale OF o small lot at 50 per Dbl.
BAcoN-Saes from store of 5000 lbs NJ c. cured at 2s
>cents per lb for hog round in lots.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-08-07
Consignoos per south Carolina Railroad
AuRu,t and O.

90 bales Cotton. 1876 sacks Flour, 18 bales Yarn IA
bbs Spirits and II hbls Crude Turpentine rs bbls Roan
car Oak Lumber, Old ron. Furniture. and sundriea
To Gruber Martin. Willis b Ohisolm N r Co. M
Goldom1th Co, W Petit W Brown & Co. N Rob
son, Fniler. D D Utaey. Mattbiessen, Cameron
Barkley Co. Bowling. aibbee q Co. Hanshan Il
son & 90. Arnold Co. b Barden W Hsrrinaton.
II l. Mccormick, A McIIssh, u q Heyw .rd, Z Rod.
gers & 90. P Inabnet W Whistemoro. Bon & 90, W
Lobby, Klne. "
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-08-07

stock on hand and shipboard not cleared. . S94ll
SUGAR AND moLAssRs.-There have heen receipts
from the interior since yesterday The market still
continues very dull and the only sales arc able to
report are % bbls and 20 hhds Of Louei clarified
sugar on private terms. We however continue to quote
at 16 to 16Ac l6Hc for fair to PRIME and II to l7kc
Per pound for yellow and hito ella ihed. There il
nothing whatever doing in Molasses but understand
1t is offered by the cargo at SIC per gallon.
FRE1aHTs-The Liverpool and New Orleans steam
chip line having resumed business aft temporary
'suspension, the ordA s receiving freight at Id
Per 10 for cotton to Liverpool Rates by sail Liver
pool are e to 9l6d and to Havre 16c per b cotton
Tho rate by steam to New York and boston is to i1c
Per b for cotton, and tc per bp for flour; and by sail
to 9-l6o per ID for cotton and 45c per Dbl for flour.
bark has been taken up to-day 10 per ID for cotton
to Havre. ~
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Mobile Market,

MOBILE, August 1.-CoIToN-There was only q light
demond to-day sales of 100 bales made chiefly by
ono buyer for Northern account. Lower grades taken
IN sales can be effected n basis of 80 to $50 for
hicdlfngs. but even ming lots command fully 33c.
GoLD-Bu, ing and selling at l45 to 148
SILvER-Buyirg and selling at 1873 20 1888.
misunderstanding nominal. New York sight a dis
count to par. New Orleans 4 discount 10 par.
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, August 3-CoTToN-The market was
less active to-day though the stock Offering s small
and holders 1rm at 33c for Low Mddling and SOC for
-Midd11ng Upland
CoPrEE-We report sales to-day Of SEQ bags Rio ut
17o gold, and also hear Of 3U0 bags et New
York. for this market at l5sc gold. stock here in i'm
porters' hands reduced to 1000 bage Bio.
FLouR-There is a good inquiry for and fresh
ground Supers and Extra Receipts the West and
OF Howard street descriptions very small, but Of
City Mills there ia better supply. though several
the mills are only grinding out their present
wheat preparatory to stopping the supply Of wheat
ing too small and prices too hgh compared with -four
to be remunelat We quote shipping brands Of Ex.
ira at 90 to S Supers $10 to Sl0 rs per bb There
was sale yesterday. bnt not before reported, Of 200
Dds common Western (od) super at So 26. We repeat
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PORT CALENDAR.
MARINE NEWS
Arrived Yesterday.

Arrived Sesterduy. AUGUST @
Br bark Ella Adele, Alexandria. Baltimore, days.
Ballast. To II Baker & Go.
Schr David Faust, Lord. Philadelphia, IS days Coal
and Mdze. To H Baker Il Co. NJ Eason 4 Bro, d
Chids & Co, Shepherd. Due Co. W W Smith, willis 4
Chisom, Graeser h Smith, Pratt Wilson Bros Wer.
ner & Ducker, NJ Kennedy, Pankrin, Klatte Il
Co, ] Cautwoll, D Paul L Co, ] Dawson, Bollmsnn
Bros. stenhouse co. King Wuhrmann & Lillienhal.
w Roach. n Averill 4 Son. Rodgers, Ravenol &
Go. Osrendorn& Co, q W Seffens Co. II tierdts & Co.
90 r r Company. King Cassdey O'Nel. I NJ
Cater. Fl ri Graham. Surdall, Klinck, Wickenberg Il
Co, Gramanu Schwacke Ii Il Peake, Cameron, Bark
10y Co. Smith Il Tower, L Chaplin, ii f Stroheeker
and others.
Cleared Yesterday. AUGUST G
Brig James Baker, Thompson, Philadelphia-H Baker
4 Co.
From this Port.
Steamship f Souder, Lockwood, New York. August 8.
Up for this Port.
Steamship Knight, Hollins, at Baltimore, to leave
August O.
Schr Lila, Day. at New York, August4.
Cleared for this Port.
schr L Wales, Mossnder at Philadelphia August 8.
schr Swan, Mitchell, at Baltimore, August 2.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-08-07
MOSES GOLDSMITH & SON.

NOS. 46 AND 48 YRNDUE RANGE,
VXJHOLEsALE DEALERS IN IRON METALS WOOL,
w Hides. Bees Wax, Cotton and Naval Stores.
VIII pay the highest cash price for any OF tho above
articles. Keep constantly on hand as assortment of
IRON for Blnoksmiths' use. Aso, ROPE, BAG aINa
AND TWINE. tuthB3mos July o.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-08-07
Memphis Market.

MEMPHIS, August 2.-CoTToN-The Cotton market
oilers no points for fresh remarks Yesterday its gem
sai features were those OF the day before without
change yet with eager manifestations of disposition
TO advance. The favorable published by us yes
terday telegraphed from New York aud Liverpool the
Gay beiore excited better eeng in the early part
the day. which was farther strengthened by dispatches
Yesterday that from Liverpool dated 3Oh July verify
ing the market as trm with sales Of 10000 bales But
as aboVe there CHANGE and tho day closed upon
our former rates holder being still firm in their views