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Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-03-23
~ Coulter b Hillman have receive

H6r Coulter b Hillman have received their large
and varied stock of Spring and Summer goods,
embracing every article usually kept in the dry
goods line, all Of the latest and most approved
styles. They have marked their goods at the low
est figure, and intend to adhere to uniform prices
upon all articles sold by them. Give them call
and Judge for yourselves. Nv
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-03-23

BA. The Windsor Times says the courage and
decision exhibited by President johnson, in refu-
sing his assent to the Freedmens Bureau question
confirms the respect in which his policy has beer
held in England, and will entitle him to credit
one Of the ablest statesmen who has conducted
nation successfully through a perilous crisis by
irmness, resolution and wisdom.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-03-23

A0rThe remains of Captain Richmond, who wac
on the staff of General Polk, and killed in the bat
tls Of Chickamauga, were brought to this place,
and reinterred In Trinity Cemetery last Sunday
The funeral sermon was preached by Bishop Quip-
tard
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-03-23

n6rDr Wright will deliver his second Lecture
ct Fowlers Hail. on Thursday evening" 2sth inst
Continuation of subject of last discourse. Bene6
Of Orphan Asylum. lw.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-03-23

THE Next CoTToS CRcr.-A gentleman coAnec.
ted with the Treasury Department who has just
returned from five months tour through the cot.
ton growing States says that from all the informa
ton he had been able to obtain, this years cotton
crop will fall short ], 200, 900 bales.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-03-23

The Next GovERsoR OF PEsNsYLvAsIA-The
Democratic State Convention, held in Harrisburg,
Pa, has nominated Hon. Hester Clymer Of Berks
county, for Governor He was selected on the
fourth ballot. He is an able and popular man, and
will be elected in October next by large majority
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-03-23
TOBACCO SALES.
RsD RIVER LANDING, Tenness

RsD RIVER LASpISG, Tennessee, !
March %, 1866. !
Sales by Smith 4 TuRSLEY, of 20 HOgsheadl
Tobacco, at the following prices
lMs4 90; at IS 90; lat 8 25i lat IS 60
/ ATS rs; iatss so; lat So o5i 81 TO-
at sll IS. a, sll so; at slo IS l at sl4 30
l"slIso; l a, SIS soi at SIS 90; 21si1 oc
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-03-23

p7s-There is memorial tablet to Bishop Polk,
in ST Pauls Church. New Orleans, nscribed-"The
Right Reverend Leonidas Polk, Bishop Of I.ouisi-
ana. Born April 10, 1906. Died June IA, 1864
Numbered with Thy saints in glory everlasting"
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-03-23

oLp ScRArcH IN TEssrssEs.--Not his satanic
majesty, but army scratches, vulgarly called IrcH
You can find a certain remedy at the Drug Store
Of Lurton Brothers & Co. Call for Pomade d.
Helmerich. lv
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-03-23

t6y An editor says his attention was first drawn
to matrimony by the skillful manner in which 9
pretty girl handled broom. A brother editor
says that the manner in which his wife handles q
broom is not very pleasant
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-03-23

p6 F. Witters, Auctioneer, will offer large
stock Of Dry Goods for sale, commencing to-day,
and continuing from day to Gay until all are sold
See advertisement for particulars
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-03-23

B9"Dr. Il. c. Wyatt has located in New Provi.
dence, Tens. lie is an agreeable, courteous gentle.
man, and good practitioner, and worthy the conf
dence of any couaunity.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-03-23

ssE- An editor in Maine has never been kno wn
to drink any water. He says he never heard Of
water being used rs q general remedy but once-in
the time of Noah--when it killed more than i,
cured,
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-03-23

MA. The fines, penalties and forfetures collected
in internal revenue for six months last past
amount to 100000.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-03-23

HsH. The assessed valuation of the real aud per.
s)nal property in Illinois in 1865 was about three
hundred and ninety-one million dollars, being
about thirty five millions over 1864.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-03-23
Nal attenti,

s6rRexine, Sal attentions their stock of
StH '>SA'"b>'-- .-i..- '0'>N '"Si' o'oNn "
Clothing 10 the room formerly occupied by Joshua
Brown, On Franklin street.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-03-23

sela. Beware Of two dollar Legal Tender eoun-
trrtet notes, calculated to deceive the hest judges
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-03-23
w AN T j. d

Az EXCELLENT Bo0K-gEgPER AND Brsy,
in Montgomery, Stewart ChssthsIp and BaheytSaD
cDuntles. Tsnu-, and Todd, Christian sad ira
cDuntiss Ky, dsspss 10 form 60 narisrsship. wifS
tome rsn d capital. TO carry ca lucrative busi-
pess- Beat az references given. All eonnuoes-
,s0al siricily conhieniial Aflrel. WITH FL nAras
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-03-23

- a ue~ Piano fer sale a, the Pos, o@cs
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-03-23

HEAD AND FOOT 6TONEsi
Work made to order and ell work warranted ~
represented, atprices - lev - can be pufchaee4
North or East lmarch is, esd
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-03-23

No. On sales. a, retail, over the counter, q
SLIGHT ADVANCE.
~ To Merchants, LIBERAL DISCOUNTS
ALLOWED.
p0- We deliver our goods, FREE OF CHARGE,
to the Depot Wharf, and all parts Of the city.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-13
HnEnHa Market.

Correspondence Of The Journal Of Conmcrce1
HAVANA, November 3.-The Sugar market shows n de-
chino during the week Of AaA rial per arroba. The do
mand has fallen off considerably returning account OF
sales not usfyng present prices for shipment Further
decline mny be anticipated. Ono hoday-An Saints'-
this weok has had its effect upon market and the
quotations given by tho merchants do not think
for firm Whites through at S5a6A q 100 lis; yellows
do Nos 10 to 20, 80 37a5 30 browns IL and 10 at
75 do cucuruchos, do do TO TO- at So I2a3 90
tatons. Shipped during the week from tho two ports
2dds boxes and 2eI hhds against for period last
Sear, le,I72 boxes and ssI hhds, leaving stock on
hand at both ports Of l4S,l3S boxes, and 1911 hds
against previous year of 80 751 boxes and 44G hhds.
MoLAssRs-Last sales Of clayed. cargo at rials
por keg, and one do at rials
In othor islnnd produce very little donc no change
In prices aimee my last weekly report.
fREIoHTs-Chartered Am brig W r Townsend, 1000
sugars at 16c per box for New York; brig
Wohngon 400 hhds Sugars nt $3 per hhd and 75c per
boI both direct home For Boston, Am bark Eliza White
5000 boxes capncyl to load 1900 boxes ut per box
Am schr Yolumnia, for Now Orleans terms reserved.
xcHhSGEsHave been dull since tho steamer Eagle Of
last week Quotations 2oa20H prom; Paris 7aTN do;
United States Boston and New York currency 21a22c oil
at GO nys sght United States gold coins 9aI0c prom
In exchange for Spanish gold
WHAnF GALES, November 2-Por steamer Columbia, New
York. 90 bbs apples do pears and crates cabbages
terms not published From soreo50 packages lard at
S17el9A g 100 lbs
Business generally hcayy, and money the snme. With
tho arrival OF Gen. Manzano this morning. hopo moro
prosperous times may ensue.
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PHOTOGRAPHS

RARL0W. THE OLD OPERATOR, HAS THOROUGH.
~ LY renovated and ftted up tho Old STIR Gallery.
ana is prepared % take all kinds Of PonTRATTs He Ia
ior Psst patronage ind further sooits ahare of
tne ne mas nso Photographs Of Confederate Gen.
eras 0rdnnncs OF Secession. Views Of CITY, Sumter and
SI1ss at wholesale and retail ut e. COR
NED ~ :, aAHS hnD MAhhEr STRRE1n, Charleston, g. O.
ALtorcei,tn Portraits ard Pichdroo eninrsod on
anors nooo ana n best OF Dyio Tho old price Of Oar
.aasou VA snor' pmo'"3 Vr Nogcmberl
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New York Market.
MONEY MAnHET.

MONEY hAnHET
The New York Ereniag Post OF Saturday Noyember
10th, says:
The tone of feeling in Wall street one Of suspenss
and notwithstanding tho ease In money there some
apprehension that tho speculative activity which has mt
up quotations will give place to downward re-.
action, Opinions are, however, divided this subject
and there ts sll persistent 'u" feeling extensively
prevailing.
loan market is easy at sac per cent on CALL tho dis
count demand being Light Prime endorsed bills pass at
good endoraod ninoty days at 6n7 good single
Tho stock market is dull and irregular Governments
are quiet and firm Railroad BhAres rather lower
For gold this forenoon the following the leading
quotations 1000 14G 1880, 145s; 1100 1451S; 1200
l46E; i2:5o i69; Loo. 1A5A; $780, 146; 900, l46H.
Foreign Exchange closes firm for tho steamer Bills nt
60 days on London at 1os2la1osX for commercially 100
at 90 days, is; do at short sight I6a5 121z
Antwerp 1SAaS 10; Swiss 61sAa5 is; Hamburg 80 Ia
a6A; Amsterdam, 4oKail; Frankfort 41a419s Bremen
or specie to-day tho City Paris takes ont s27s 100 and
the Deutschland $66o.oo0; total, s923, 100.
#,. PRODUCE MARKET
NEW YORK. November 10-FLoun, Go-Tbe narkes
for Western and State Flour B depressed and with b
eral arrivals and only moderate demand prices az tbe
low grades are 1ba25o lower The better brands are nno
tive and lower.
The sales are $500 barrels at ss Aba1o 1B for nerano
gtto and Western; 50 60a10 2b for ordinary and
extra State, $40 toal2 1b for fancy States So 16as 36 Tor
ihe low grades OF spring Wheat Western extra s11 2oa
bTanda Of Ohio Michigan and Indiana and s14 4oasIs5
for at Louis extras. 80
BuCkwheat our is drll a. ss 2ss4 ~ M
Canadian Flour 10 dull and heavy at S1A 3oa16 40 for
gouthern Flour s duh and heavy. Sales Of 400 bbls
Oh 0l3 65n11 20 for common to fair Baltimore and
aeunsry e1tras and s4 Soa17 26 for trade ana fsaity
SEaud1. '' " s..s, IS " -,
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Late Markets.

CHICAGO. November 9-F1our dull and declined 15a25c
Wheat quiet and declined sales 80 OsaS2 10 No.
and 81 S73zaS1 81 for No. q Oats quiet and declined
20; sales at 415a4454c. tor No. 2. Highwines quiet
Mess Pork 81 lower sales at $93 50aS24 Hogs fairly
active OF 6a76c. for to extra choice. Frcghts
quiet Receipts-12 900 bbis flour. DO 600 bushels wheat
$4,000 bushos corn, 200 bushels oats, 5000 hogs
Shpments90 600 bbls. -four So 600 bushels wheat l2 900
bushels corn. 81. 900 bushols oats.
MILWAUKEE November 9-Fiour dull and declined DC.
81 coal % for No Corn declined &c. Oats declined &c.
Reeeiptsm20oo bbls -four wheat 900 bushels. Ship
ments-4O00 bbls -four 1Q4 900 bushels wheat.
ST.. LOUIS, November 9-Coton dropping; sales at 3Sa
Slc. Flour dull and unchanged. Corn hisher 72a
75c; old 95afI 05. Oats lower sales at 1Sa5ic. Pork
lower saies at s3i 75a32 stock exhausted Bacon and
lard dropping and nominal Whskoy higher Mt So 49, h,
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dnMs-The offerings of all descriptions grain were
again very Light, and met very dull market Receipts
Of wheat were 100 bushels white and 2175 bushels rod
tne only sao reported being 524 bushels prime red
SS2o S Or corn receipts were 270O bushels white and
i0 bushels Yellow sales OF white were 900 bushels now
and damp ut S1a1 O2 1000 do ut 81 1 1000 old at
u l5a1 90 with 1bo bushels mixed at 81 12 of yellow
1900 bushels inferior old sold ut 81 12 Receipts Of oats
were 2ss bushels with saes of 5000 bushels ut
cents weight; bulk ut tho lower figure. OF Rye 9O2
bushcls offered. without sales '~' ~
noLAssEs quiet, without change in quotations
PnovIsIoHs--Mess pork has declined, and is now
quoted at Sj2 q Dbl for moss no old In the market
5acon continues IN active jobbing demand, without
change in price Buk meats are not In tho mario Lard
Is quiet but firm at 16 cents for Western in erces
are scarce and quoted at cents for plain and 25
a26A cents for sugar cured canvas i' ~ "
SALT.-LiVerpool Ground Alum is scarce and auotad
at an adyanccS2 25a2 80 per sack Liverpool Fine is
unchanged, So 10a3 25. Turks Island has Improved.
sales , are quoted at ssa6oc . bushei from store
sEEps-Coyer Is scarce and in demand we ouoto mt
80 25 for new Timothy is steady at S3 5Oas rs. and
crushers aro paying at 50 20 for Flax ~ ~
SUdARs-Are quiet, without any material decline IN
prices. ~ 40
REFINED SuGARs.-We continue quotations as follows.
Hard Crushed at 16c; Soft Crushed at 15al6IIo for
white, 14sal6zc for and Extra and yellow at 1874
14no. 0>'
WHsxEY-Is dull ut 81 % 50 40 for City and Wost
orD, - ~ 'N'
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-13
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CIIARLEsT0N ~
-
Arrived YcHferIlnx

Arrived Yesterday.
Steamer Kate, Lockwood, palatka via Jacksonville
Fcrnandtna aud Savannah. 76 bales Cotton and Mdze
10 tho Master, Adams Frost & Co, md othcrp
Steamer Eliza HuncoN, Post, Savannah via Bcaufori
and Hilton Head @ bales Cotton II5 cases Liquors
and Mdzc. 10 Ferguson Il Holmes, A Euslow 4 Co
W hressell. W Hencry, III Politzcr. " Iarrisson, ii
Bischof & Co. -
Cleared Yesterday.
Schr Il Gardiner, StocIman, Boatou--Street Bros &
Co. ~ ~
Scir Amercus. Moss, BaItimorc-Street Bros 6. CO.
From this Port.
Steamship s., Star Of the South. Reed Baltimore. Nov
br scnr Alert, Mann, Carbarien Cuba. Oct IS.
Schr Willie Dill, Farror, Carbaricn, Cuba, Oct 90
Schr myrorer, Hughes, New York, Nov ..
Up for this Port.
steamship Grannttn -, at New York to lcaTc Nov 49,
loading 49,
Schr Matte Tabcr, -, at Now York, Nov 10.
Cleared for this Port.
Steamship Saragossa, Crowel, at Now York. Nov TO-
Brig josie Deyereaux, Clark, at New York, Nov TO-
Schr Boce, Adama, at Boston, Nov z.
Sailed for this Port.
The Queen City, Stewart, from Bristol Eng Oct o.
schr Mary, Osborn, from baltimore, Nov s.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-13
baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, November 1O.-CoFFEE-Market quiet,
with prices q shade casicr
CoTToN-There Ia a light demand and holders are
sales. -
FLoun-The demand is confined to the supply of the
trade, with lower grades of Extra Offering 26 cents per
bbl lower, but without slles We do not change our quo
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-13
New Orleans Market.

opened this morning with q moderate inquiry and con-
business The majority of holders evidently anxious
70 realize and generally disposed to submit to eonces
ferng to awat further developments, and the sales
IL the asSd to 2oG sass nine brokers
sao9 and although & gHod Is staple descrpons com
actions we're ct rates Indicating strong tendency to n
aide quotations Reforming to the above remarks
3tSs; Low Middlins s5zass1Gc; and Mddling nominai
STATEMENT OF COTTON
Stock on hand Sept 1st, 1885, bales 1o2os2
RECEIVED Received provioasy opSs 9SsL,,s ass
21s,al0
Ciesred nreviSuaiv IN 1879 a2s O, ono
The cearances are exclusively for Boston
SUGAR AND MobassEs..The receipts of tho now crop
and comprise since yesterday 1l3 hhds sugar 1913 bbis,
and 81 half obs Molasses mostly from the Upper Coast
Sugar very good but only local. the supplies being
too "al. as yet, for uyers shipment to operate
Of which 45 yellow centrifugal, in two iots private
SiS of %
Dds were S sGd in four lot lots % at 92xa95c per gallon for
gallon We quote common Moaases at s5c per gallon and
have heard of some small sales of Sugar and Moasses
particulars OF which have not ye transpired Tho prices
paid yesterday for Sugar 15sc q b for fully fair
PRIME old process and TO- 1S% and 1SGc III for vel
and 81 for choice Tho stock hand Of Sugar and
Molasscs s small but is neglected the preference
being for the home product. There few Of
the qualities of Sugar hand desirable for grocera
trade which tho grades most i'm request Nos 10 and
is arc retailing at 13a13hc p 10 Cuba Molasses is
ng at 65c z gallon and is quoted by the cargo at Goc
the other West India Islands received here from New
York which Is commanding 7oc q gallon.
and 90 cents Dbl for -four by steam, for New York,
and Ia cents q b for cotton for Boston. Sail for New
York cent q fb for cotton rs cents q Dbl for -four
M san FOR Boston, cent b for cotton. and rs cents 2
Dbl for -four Philadelphia and Providence cent a ib
for COTTON Sail for Liverpool 1Sas16d ID for cotton;
Tor HaVre Is cents The offerings especially by steam,
for the North quite brisk; they by sail for
Hayre, but for Liverpool they small Tho steamer
which laid on her berth for Liverpool yesterday has
tainod Id q tb for cotton. ship takon for Havre
at ~ cents q ID for cotton vessel taken Phila-
dephia at CONT and vessel was laid for Boston at
the current rates.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-13
COMMERCIAL.
EXPORTS.

BoSTON-pcr schr L w Gardnor-33 bales Upland Cot
ton, 194 bbls Rosn, bbls Spirits Tufpentine, 2O7
tons Iron, Packages
BALTIMORE-Per schr Amcricus-15O,0 600 feet Pine
Lumberi
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-13
Mobile Market.

MOBILE, November 7.-CoTToS.-Thc demand has
been light to-day Rnd purchases made chiofy by one
buyer Sales of 300 bales effected at from 35 aSec
tho market closing easiera ass fc for niddling.
. MONETARY AND FtNANcIAI--With new features in
the market to-day, we quote follows:
Gold 1A61Ha14SL.
Sterling 155stb7.
New Orleans Sight par
New York Sight discount par checking by Banka
and Bankers and 2SaH discount buying outeide bills
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-13

Yesterday, holders having in many lowered their
prices full cents q h. below the rates prevailing on
Thraday last buyers purchased about $50 bales as fol-
lows 10 a 32 Al at 33 IG9 3 at 35 213 at 35 80
at &c; is bales Of Joro cotton at SO cents q lb We
quote:
ID
..S4
Strlct mlddung. ng.....................36 935I
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-13

suaAR.-Thero has been rather more DOING but
prices without any material change. 200 hhs Cuba
sold ut from 1a11c, currency HOO bags OF Laguayra
at 1c curroncy 13o boxes at like currency; and 800
boxes at TIC, gold
TALLow-Continues dull sales of city rendered arc
making ut from 12Sa12dc, aud country ut uISa12c
q lb.
ToDAcco.-There ia fair business doing in manu-
factured but leaf Is rather dull
WooL.-Tho market continues very dull. and prices
are unsettled Manufacturers purchase In small lots
only TO supply Immediate wants. small sales reported
at prices ranging from 5Sa60c for extra 67a58c fine
52a55c for medium 60a52c for coarse, 5oa5Gc tub
to quality.
FnEIofrs-Tfe rates TO Liverpool arc unchanged; we
quote cotton nj td heavy goods ut 12s 3D. aiioT Mt
nnd grain ut 3Haid West India frcghts continue very
dun, and there Is little or nothing doing. Petroleum
freghts also dull; vessel taken Cork
ders terms Kept private Coal frcights continue dull
To Alexandria 81 co. Appanoas So Boston 50 co. bridge
port and tow, II 50; Charleston G. 81 co. Commercial
Point 81 80 Fort Monroe 81 60; Gloucester 80 0 Lynn
and discharge - 25; Norwich and tow, s2 New York
81 90; New Bedford, 50; Now London So %; Ncwbury-
port 50 4O Poushkcopse and tow 81 06 Providence 81 IS
al go providcnccown 81 9O Salem SO 90; Wilmington.
NC, 81
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-13
ConsIsnces per South Carolina Railroad
November Ia.

8i9 bales Cotton, 10 bales Mdzo 107 bags GRAIN bbls
Sptrits Turpenne cars Furniture, and Sundrics. To
w III Bird, III Goldsmith Son. Brown & Schirmcr, r r
Agent, Contwen 90, Ferguson & Barker, J W Mont
gomery " BrownHeld, j ID Aiken & Co, II f Fabsr, G.
Cook, Legare II Lesesne, Mrs P Starr, Il Hume
Bennett. W Tnrrant, b DroB. Willis ss Chisolm,
w Wihiams Co. =. Barnwell, d Muckenfus, ] Fra
sure, z Rodgers & Co NJ Aver & Co, z Davis, P
Bowling, II Baker Co.
ConsiSnees per Northeastern Railroad,
November IL md Ia.
161 bales Cotton, % bbs Naval Stores cara Stock
bundles Hides, Naval storos Mdze &C. 10 Kendall Il
Dos DoSIkery. Mowry CO. J d Kirkpatrick M Ced-
well d Son. Dukes & Co. Leo & Spencer r Murphy N L
II Agent, Adams. Frost L. Co, q w Williams 4 Co,
Dasgets & Co. Cart Ropf Jcrvey. Z Rodgers & Co.
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-02-19

SuGARS.-Sugars are quiet again and the feeling
in the market is much less buoyant than it was. We
have only to note to-day sales of 1877 boxes clayed
Cuba No. Il at l34 cts. and of "a boxes do Nos. Is
and l6 at AZ cts. all taken for refining From the
trade there has been very little inquiry to-day.
Prices are unchanged and we again quote follows,
VIZ atll2@llA cts for fair to good refining Sugars;
I24(Gl4 cts for fair to prime grocery Cuba and Eng
lish Island: ,l224@l44 cts for fair to prime Porto
Rico; and 14A@I5M for Centrifugals
REFINED SUGARs-Refined Sugars are now selling
at l7s cts for Hard Crushed 1873 ctsfor White Soft
Crushed 1888 cts for circle do. 1915 cts for do:
15M cts for c Extra; and at 1875 cts Yellow.
S5hEDs- tT is very dull with decnpg
market, and we quote it to-day nominal at S.. 25a
$50 bushel for large lots. The receipts are large
Timothy seed continues in fair retail demand al
s. So and FlaXseed is selling at $2S5Q29O q bushel
SALT-Liverpool is selling in lots to the trade al
80 25 for Ground Alum S425 for Ashton's fine $500
565 for Worthngon's do $3.50@3.55 p sack for less
known brands do, and Turks Island at $3.50 cts II
bushel.
WilSkf.-We hear of no sales of Whisky to-
day hut we quote it at per gallon for city
feeling in the market heavy
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-02-19
TRAVELLERS GEEDE.

lCdrefutIy corrected az changes occ,r.1
To Washington, by Baltimore and Ohio Railroad,
Depot, Camden street and Eutaw street-S0 TO5
and S.45 A. NJ. and 800 and 40 and 7.45 P. Nj
Sunday trains, at 44.SO and 8.45 A. NJ and 400
For Annapolis-Leave Baltimore Camden station
sos i: Nj. and 4. P. NJ.
To Philadelphia and New York, by Baltimore,
philadelphia and Wilmington Railroad, Depot Presi-
dent street-S.25 and go 4. NJ and TO- 635 S25 and
and for philadelphia 9.25 ?. N. To Havre de Grace
40 P. NJ.
To Harrisburg, Elmira and the West, by Northern
Central Railroad, Depot corner Calvert and Frank
lin streets 800 A. NJ. and l2.l0, 720 and 1000 P NJ
To York, by Northern Central Railroad, 40 A. NJ
T. P Pa by Northern Central Railroads.&c.
To Frederick by Baltimore and Ohio Railroads.&c.
To Ellic9tt's Mills BY Baltimore and Ohio R R-6.a
and 10 A. NJ, and $50 P. NJ.
To Salisbury by Phila.. Wilmington and Bait R
. TO Doyer- Del. by Phila.. Wilmington and Bait. R
R-L10P. N.
:, To Wheeling and Parkersburg by Balt and Ohio R
R-daily mail $50 A. NJ Except Sunday; Cincinnati
Express daily (including Sunday, 10 P. NJ.
To Westminster and Union Bridge by Western
Maryland R Re- A. M. and 230 and $50 P. NJ.
To Fortress Monroe, Norfolk and Richmond, by
Bay Line, Union Dock. daily, at 4.30P. NJ, and New
Line Spears wharf daily. at 500 P. N.
To Cambridge, Oxford and Dover Bridge, Eastern
Shore, every Friday by Individual Enterprise Steam
ers. Light street Wharf at 100 A. NJ.
To Annapolis and West River, every Monday,
wednesday and Friday at 7 A. NJ, by same line
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