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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-06-13
The city COunCil-MOTc Correspond

The City COuncil-mOFc Correspond
enco. i~i
We lay before, our readers this morning
the following recent correspondence be-
tween the committees representing the
Democratic and Republican members OF
our City Council. This correspondence
speaks for itself, and TO those acquainted
with the facts In the case and the cores
pondence heretofore published, 1t needsnel-
ther explanation nor comment. we Will
only add that every candid and honorable
man, we are satisfied, will at once condemn
the absurd, not to say disgraceiul, PROPOSE
tlons made by the Republican committee
CoLUMBUs, June 18th, 1865.
Messrs. REINHARD, ARMSTRONG and NAGH-
TEN, Committee Democratic members ol
City Council:
Geatle,nen-ln view of the public inter-
est, and in order that we may at once pro-
ceed othe business of the city, we submit
to you, upon the part of Mr. Comstock ana
the Union members OF the City Council,
the following propositions, which we re-
quest you to submit to the Democratic mem
bers for their acceptance or rejection: =,
lst. All the members of the City Council
will meet at the Council Chamber at the
hour of meeting this (Monday) evening,
June llth, 1896, when President ComstocR
will take the chair and call the Council 70
order, aud the Clerk will call the roll and
read the journal, which shall be approved
This being done, Mr.. Comstock Will at once
resign the office OF President.
%. And that you will vote for such mem
Der from among the Union members OF the
Council as may be agreed upon to fill tht
vacancy of the Presidency, occasioned by
the resignation of Mr.. Comstock. -,
II these conditions are accepted, you VII
same to the un6dtesrsHsReEi. anu re'uF"
l.. DONALDSON,
JAMES PATTERSON,
Il. BARCUs, JR.,
The New York herald., 1866-02-13

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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-02-09
New Orleans Market.

NEW ORLEANS Feb. Ill A M.-CorroN.-There ap-
pears 10 be pretty general inquiry and few hundred
bales have changed hands, but nothing has transpred
yet with regard to prices. Last evening quoted the
market firm at 40941c for Ordinary, A45c for Good
Ordinary. 46@47c. for Low Mddling, and 48c. @-for
Niddlng.
To-day buyers endeavoring to buy at easer al.
Enough not quoaby lower There appears to be
bu poor prospect OF the sales reaching the 1900 bales
SuoAn AND Mo1AssEs.-There is very little or no
stock on hand and the supplies which are very light
ursng so hhds Sugar. in several lots at 13c for good
common l5c for good fair, and 16c per h. for strictly
rrme Also $50 bbls molasseS IN four lots at 7Oc per
Gallon for common, S5c. for prime, &c. for prime
siirhtly fermenting and 90c. per gallon for strictly
prime. W. 49,.
WpsrEnN PRODUCE AND PRov1sIoNs.-We have again
q nuote firm market, with small stocks light receipts
and continued good local demand; q. aem prlTss
those for Flour ruling with an upward tenoency Inc
Ges this forenoon comprise 700 bols tiour IN os o.
400 bbs at 80 for low fne, So for good nne Selz
for low superne, $3.50 for Superhne, SS63 ZOE goUo
superfne and $l2 25 per bbl for choice e1tra Sous
saoks Corn private terms and 1900 yellow at Sidt
. bushel, 800 sacks Oats on private TERMS ana SVt
sacks Bran at S170 q 100 b. We have heard OF salef
of 700 sacks ats at the advanced price Of Sc bushe
while we are informed of some sales att &c.
MoNLrARY.-The Gold msket opened very quiet 70
Ay and the only sales reported thus far are S50OO
SS0X and $4,000 at lS9T. We also noticed delivery
at $140 but it was really engaged day or two
Enoe.
Startling sold at 14S ft00u AL at 149 and f3600 fret
class at 149L The sales OF Francs include $4,000 A.
commercial at S7a; aud 1000 hrst.class at 977H.
Domestic Exchange il without any quotable variation
coz OOO New York sight 10000 aud 5000l sold at p
ascount and $780, 600 Boston sight, embracing $4,000
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-02-09
Z CARD.
go -
\ nt TO THE
or THB SOUTH.

T1HE UNDERSIGNED. WHOLESALE DEALERS,
l. advise YOU Of the fact that Charleston Is sgain
market for the purchase of goods, and IN view Of
the early opening Of the spring trade we beg 70 solicit
the resumption Of the patronage hberally extended
to this market IN the past.
We are aware chat many old and respected firms will
be missed from number, but many familiar names
will be found III associations, ready to supply the
wants Of the Trade Of yore, and other old and new
firms will be added to our number ut an curly day.
The cash and short credit system having been univer
sally adopted In all the Northern markets. neces
sariy compelled to adopt ko system the only safe
which to conduct business, and the heavy por
centage necessary to bad debts will be
avoided. Small profits and quick returns will be the
rule and under its working hope not only to restore
to our ancient city its former prosperity but to extend
her trade to the full extent Of the capabilities her e1
ceIlent geographical position and natural advantages
afford. Our interest and ambition combine to stimu.
late us In attaining this result
The South Carolina Railroad Is now open to Colum-
biG and Its President has officially informed us that tho
Augusta line will be completed to Backville this month
and that the first Of February he will receive through
freight 70 Augusta. line Of steamers to Savannah VIII
afford facilities for shipping IN that direction. Il Is our
purpose to have in store by the last Of February ooo.
pes and varied assortment Of goods In our respective
lines adapted to the spring trade, and eTery exerton
shall be made to promote your interests.
We extend to you the hand OF commercial fellowship,
and solicit cooperation and patronage in our efforts
to make Charleston the centro Of southern rndo Give
the encouragement we ask and you will enjoy oil tho
advantages OF u cheap homo market.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-02-09
Conslunees per South Cnrolina Railroad,

- 6s1 bales Cotton, 80 balea Mdze 21 bags Rough Rice
Furniture, &c. To Adams, Frost T. 90, Lebny,
simmons d Rodgers { Go, Warren, " Downing
o Reeder, W Gaskins. L F Beh1ing, Fioken, Hsnt
Bros, D Loeb, J Kline. G " Williams & Co. Mowry
Co, Tobias Sons, O Lowndos Co. Irving, MISS
G Bay B Adger. Outline, "A 81 Jones, Epsnp, mrs
3 Pope, Bates Co. ] 2 Sloan, " B Williams u
q walker & Son, B Mure Il 90, A RecklingtJ g Cocn,
ran, n Lowry, q Cobia Co. Ferguson q Barker. ~
Gibbes, j A Enslow & Co, 81 Wiss Go, O Watte,
Wesson, King Co, E NJ Freer, T Street, Lee 4 spen
Ger, NJ Caldwell Sons Hopley 4 Co. e Aora,
hams, A 81 EARLY, Graeser L Smith, Ryan. =
Il Ingraham, Baggett Il Co, J g claussen. Iall q
Rowland Hart l. Co, B Moodheim, Webb, Aver Trum-
bo, Hamilton & Small. Harral, R & T, and Wagener'
q I'm.
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THE CHARLESTON MARKET.


Se receipts of Cotton at this point since last weeks
rport foot up one hundred and eghysi1 bales OF Sea
Sasad and nineteen hundred and ten bales OF Upland
Cation. Throughout the present week the Cotton mar
kst has had declining tendency and the fa In prices
sce cuS ast statement, up to the close OF business
y1aterdsy amounted about two N cents per lb This
oats of things has been largely owing to the difficulty
IN seing both foreign and domestic exchange, and tho
CONSEQUENT tightness Of money matters. Holders In
veor toeect sales have bcsn compelled % submit to
decline and good Middling Cotton was sold here
yxsterdsy at Acc per ID. We quote:
Aidinng to Strict Middling. h94Se.
SEA Is1Arp Corrox.-Tho market throughout the
veek for this grade Cotton has boon dull with only
yery limited transactions-ht general range OF prices
hoing from l26 1856 p b. with occasional sales Of
oxtra lots ut $50 to 160c. b.
COTTON srArH2fE,vr.
s. IYld Upd. Riee.
atoek on hand Sept lst, 1867. 361 1910 100
Rocepts from Sept 65 to Jan 3l SS 279s 1885 1904
Becoipts from Feb. to Feb. Z, SO 1S6 1910 Isl
Total Rsce,u.s. u.s.............s .ssA sasss 1885
F1r=a p 1sss ssp'. i.. l. to Fob: as7s 1920 ,s4S
Hxports from Feb.
2sSsto Feb. 8, ,'ee. 80 1860 2o6
1916 474sO 1911
rota, exports. .............. aeS i74sO 1911
a.. ,,.,a.. a....... AIS bs7s 4 ~
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u.ports for the Week ending Fob. 8.

Exports for the Week ending Fob. 8.
FOREIGN.
ISvERPOOL-Per Br bark Western Bere-A bales I
NASSAU. NP-per Br sohr YgiIant 900 feet Boards
Soantling, &o......Per Br sohr Alice Flora-9oooo
Shingles.
COASrwIsE. -,
NEW YORK-Per steamship Ahambra-6T1 bags con-
tanning $500 bushels Rough Rice, Al packages
GpAno, rs bales Cotton, bbs Metal, so 66ls Rosin,
IS packages Sundries, Is bales Hides and SKINS. 10
tierces Rice.... Pei ste4rnthip Monoka-s bales
and 25i bales Upland Cotton, 184 tieroes Rice, ~
bales pomestcs, i2l bags Cotton Seed IS Dds Ro
SIM II bags Peanuts, 50 boxes -Mdzs Fer schf
MynoynrS3o2 bales INLAND Cotton, Iii .s4S pounds
old Iron Rails and Machinery bale Wool, Ct bun
dlea Paper 252 Liquors. 2s Oo!s spirits Iur-
pentne cases Hardware crate and DOL CIoGte.
~ 1856 empty Ale Bbls, IT kegs Paint. Dbl var
nish and Sundries. m .,
RALTIMORE-Per steamship Cumoerano-Ao ooo DaSs at,s
Upland Cotton 40 bales Yarn, 40 bbs Tar, 2oo Dds
Rosin, 50 boxes Tobacco, Boxes and Trunks Dbl
Peanuts, 900 Empty Bags.
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NobfIe Market.

MOBILE, February 2-Corrox.-Tho demand to-day
hxs been confined to few buyers The steamers news,
with Liverpool dates to the doth January did not affect
this market to any material extent 1900 bales changed
hands the market closing quiet ut 45@46 cents for
Middling.
MONETARY AND FNASc1AL.-Closing rates: Gold, buy
1ss@ls9 Commercial (B. L. Sterling. l<7@A7h. EI.
change, sight on New York. round sums, X@ls dis
count Exchange dealers and bankers are checking at
X@X discount.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-02-09

SytcoS reuAn 10 poiokes ses A1S>N AAe'
ertremes for Clean Ries. y.s
NAyAI. sroaEs-Ths receipts q the week have
bsea quite limited and tho transactions anan We learn
sf ne sale Of No. 3 Rosin OF $3.50 par hsl t4.i
FAY-A few small lets Of North Diysr h&vs been the
o.v reosipts Of tho week. and 100 SS1sS ss this quality
eeHay has been sold at per hundred and second
Lot 1t s1Ss per hundred. There has bsea Ne <sasas-
Hsas in Eastern, and hslders are sskag about $1Io
Per hundred.
CORN-Ths arrivals Of the weak ansant 70 d1tsea
aoosand busheIs and the market Il sverstosked and
au1 We arc informed Of the sals Of 1857 buahs Whts
Naryiand ut Sl1o bushsl: 1T3e bushels White and
~ suahels yellow Corn, in one lot at $11s hsshsi
aaa 1870 bushels Yellow Corn at 1lsk bushsl These
soss are al by measurement
oArs-About three thousand bushels Ct 1Aryland
INV, came to hand since last weakly report and We
so informed of the pae Of 1000 bushels at 10 sonts
hushel, andunesher parcel at os cents . bushel
FLOUR SThere is limited demand for Super. but
sas other grades are quite dull We quote Super at
$3.50 to $40 p barrel
BACON-The demand forSidos and Shoulders is very
Emitted and the supply heavy. Shoulders are generally
sod as Is to Tic, and Sides at 10 to 2lc. p ib.
sALT-There has been receipts during the week,
put tho market is amply supplied and the last foreign
osrco received is being sold from the vessel at slso
suck. Dealers are generally asking 50 to s22s.
MoLAssEs-A small cargo Of Cubs Clayed new CROP
ia beng disposed Of In small parcels OF 81 to Csc.
gallon.
FREIGHTs-To Liverpool are dull. but the rate Is
Unchanged, say I'd for Upland and Id. for Sea Island
To Now York; by steamer 10. p b on Upland Cotton;
ny sailing packet &c. p d on Upland Cotton.
zxCHANGE.-Money matters having become very
srnsens since our last report there has been decline
sn Focsen Bills and learn OF the sale Of sixty Gay
Ru,s on England q. $3.50 and sight bills at 6.7o
DOMESTIC CEXCHANGE-The Bankers are puroha-
ripy sipht Checks on New York at = to = OF, and
selling ut par to o y premium
GOLD-In the carly part the week there was quite
m sciye demand but there little call fer 1t yester
dAy. Tho Brokers are purchasing at 40 and selling
at40-
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-02-09
PORT CALENDAR.
MARINE NEWS.
Arrived Yesterday

Arrived 1esteruuys Irbo .
schr Ii Wheaton, Townsend, Philadelphia, days.
Mdze snd asilroad Iron. To II Baker l. Co, Wardlaw
Carew Il Peake, Thompson Co. Cameron, bar9, 3
lev Co, Averil l. Son, Ebaugh Mauonee.
Ford. Cantwell, Tupper Son, G II Linstesd, :,
Cook & Co, Pond d Duncan. Ltschgi, II jaeger, r
Slsttery G Davis & Co, T Cafy, Kerrigan TOBIAS
Sons, 6 W williams l. Co. N Robson y K co, Lit
tie 4 Marshall, and Order.
schr Maria Pierson l3-masted Chamberlain, fortress
Monroe days. Hay. To the Quartermasser.
Cleared Yesterday. lt1D. B
steamship Moncka. Marshmnn. New York Willis &
Chisolm. ,,
shall, Beach Co.
sp barkentine Fortuna. Garrega, Cadiz-W HAL
Schr Myrover, Hughes, New York-Wm Roaeh.
Went to Sea Yesterday. FEB
Steamship Moncka Marshman, New York.
Steamship Cumberland, Denkin, Baltimore
Steamship Geo Cromwell, Vail, Now York.
Br bark Hobsrt Hay, Keslake Liverpool
Brig Georgia. Holt, Wilmington y.
Br schr Alice Flora Knowles Nassau. p
Schr Louisa Frazier steelmsn. Philadelphia.
sehr 40 n Broomall, Crawford, n Northern PorI
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-02-09

SSA<bAAo
late us In attaining this result.
The South Carolina Railroad Is now open to Colum-
bA and its President has officially informed us that tho
Augusta line will be completed to Blackvie this month
and that the first Of February he will receive through
freight 70 Augusta. line Of steamers to Savannah viii
afford facilities for shipping IN that direction It Is our
pee and varied assortment Of goods In our respective
lines adapted to the spring trade, and every eserhon
shall be made to promote your interests
We extend to you the hand oil commercial fellowship,
and solicit cooperation and patronage in our efforts
to make Charleston the centro Of southern trado Give
the encouragement ask and you will cnjoy oil tho
advantages OF u cheap homo market
Dry Goods.
W. 7. BURGR co.
EDWIN BATES co.
J. R. READ co.
STRAUSS, vANCES co.
AITKIN, MOVES L JOHNSTON.
KING L GOODRICH.
JAMES B. BELTS.
STOLL. WEBB co.
P. EPSTIN, No. 263 King street.
P. LYONS L CO.
Fancy Goods,
h. D. BURKETT CO., Successors of Devins. 1hayor
NORTH, STEELE wARDELL
Millinery and Straw Goods.
LENGNIcK SELL
WILLIAMS & COVERT.
Boots and Shoes.
E. B. sToDDARD co.
d. r. FLEMING. l. GO.
T. NJ. BRISTOL, Successor of Dunham. Taft L Co.
EDWARD DAILY. Agent
JOHN COMNINS.
Hats and Caps.
H. Il. WILLIAMS co.
WILLIAMS COVERT.
F. HoRsEY. No IS HAyne street. sueeessor to Harssy.
Autep Co.
Hardware.
j. B. hDGER 90.
EAsTR, CALHOUN CO.. No. "a Hasne street.
R6dEsToS % on RICHARDS.
@. GRAVELEY.
z L. DENING co.
Agricultural Implements T. Machinery.
LITTLE MARSHALL. No. lTs East Bog stveet.
~. Books.
z. J. DAWSON co.
BOaRRT, DENNY CO.
Carriages and Harness.
I. cHAPIN 90.
r ". GALE co.
NATHAN OTToLENauL
Paper Hangings, Window Shades and
Upholstery.
b. ". KINsMAN.
Clothing.
EDWIN BATES & co.
MACUIIAR, WILLIAMS PARKER
FRANCIS MURPHY
PIERSON 90.
Saddlery.
HASTE CALHOUN & co.. No. "a Hayne street
JENNINGS, TKOMLINSON co.
HARRAL, NICHOLS co.
Drugs.
KING L CAsSIDEY.
JOSEPH j. MORGAN.
JOHN KENIFICK, No. 4S Broad street.
Crockery.
WILLIAM G. wHILDEN co.
Draper and Taller.
J. s. PHILLIPS. No. 80 Broad street.
Gr0cerS.
GEO. W. WILLIAMS l. co.
CHARLES H. NOISE & co.
GEO. ". CLARK L co.
THADDEUS STREET.
J. r DAWSON.
IF. o'HEILE & SON, No. 1s7 East Buy.
W. q. CHAFEE.
HENRY HE,i n'fia6Hi BIsoHorE co.
THOMPSON BRO.
| CAHHL l. GO.
JOHN KING & 90.
WAGNER, HEATH MoNsEBS
| ]. II. & D. MULLER.
BOLLMANN BROS.
Hay and Grain Merchants.
JOHN 8. BIRD co.
Building Material, Sash, Blind and
Deer Manufacturers.
". P. RUSSELL co.
Carpetings, Oil Cloths, Mattings, ant
Tailor's Trimmings.
CHAs. D. CARR co.
GrOcers, AuctiOneers and Commission
Merchants.
BRUINS BEE
Auctioneers, Commission Merchants
Dealers in Dry Goods.
T. SAVAGE HEYwARD L. SONS No. l2a East Bay street
Charleston, S. O., and No. 14l Augusta Go.
Steam Bakery, Crackers, Biscuits. &c
J. Il. oLAUssEN co.
Iron and Mill Bands and Machinery
Agency.
J. N. EASoN.
Shipping, Commission and Wholesale
Dealers.
ARCHIBALD GETTY b co.
r. CONNER & co.
| February vim 2mo
WELD, ANDREWS 4 LBET,
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PASSENGERS.

Per steamship Moneka. for New Yo-k-Mrs Rivers,
Miss Getty, A Getty, Chiso olm. Drummond,
nus, WEIGH, Cook, Poor, Mrs Schan, Mr5 cook'
and in steerage.
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, February s-Owing probably to the
severity of the weather. Water was almost de-
serted we have very few sales
to report. an
OorroS-si1 bales Mddlng At 41e.; bales Strict
MddlIng ut 42Hc
TAnVSales OF 500 bbls. at $a15
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hbbeviIIo Market.

AHBByIILE February 6-CorroN.-There is some
demand for cotton in good packages, and We quote
sot GOOD middlng at % cents pound, while lower
or.lities range from 1S to II osnts for cotn
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at Ills and $50 900 at The banks ohesking on
New York at y ~ -aount-Pisaysna


Frsm the Now Gyiesnr PRICE Current Of the o1st We
compile ihe following relative to the markets for three
days ending January Soth. Tho cotton marke. closed
at the date 81 tho previous revsv with midding at Al
ass Sales for fhe shree days foot up 11.2so bales,
akon generally for tho North, Great Britain, France
aud Spain. The receipts proper continued heavy but
shou falling off compared with those OF the cores
ponding period last week13T30 against 382 bales.
Eiddling closed at 49,. ,N,-s'
COTTON RrArRsnNT.
Stock on hand Sept lst, 1866. bA!es 0S,2S'
Arrived past three days. H,60f
Arrived previously. 4o3 4oi-4os' 'ol
$4,000
Exported past three days. u, 6S6
Exported previously .o62ee4-S4'o2o
Stock on hand and Oh ahipboard..... bales 17s,4S0
E 1.-u TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept lst, 1856. SS
Arrived past three days 100 .o,,
Arrived previously 'oii
1884
Exported past three days.............oo 90
Exported previously. -.ose-s9s
Broken up for bang, city consumption.
&o., since Sept 1st. 1s65.---......--.- 6o1-laI'
Stock on hand and on shipboard .hhds. 2671
Nashville Market.
NASHVILLE, February 3.-CorroN.-The market for
the week been dull with the exception ofono or TWO
days-prices ranging from So to 41c The as'or figure
obtained generally Friday for the best grade To-
day there Is doclno OF fully one cent4o Cent? Deng
tho ruling rate for good article
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-08

quiet O., c.,., ,o,srat. and tho
steady sal0c Timothy Seed Is selling az
Rongh FIar Seed is qnet at 81 509s2 IS Calcutta hsen
firm and in demand at s. 30 in Boston, and " "
here -, IL. IA 10 te,,er.
sales of lse on the spot at l9c. for No. ana
Tor Prime 50 coo for May delivery at 22e and aVoo io'
June at 23c. "a .,oaax.
TALLOw-The market is moderately active and neauyi
sales Of 30Oe0 10 City at llc., cash. -, -, g..
WOOI-There has Improvement In the demand 'o
fine Domestic eeoes; prices have advanced ana close
Common and coarse grades are duh: ana PIices
are nominal Foreign Wool remains quiet, but Prices
sboy no material change We quote In currency as lo-
Tor and do 60a65c for lblood do, and 65a70c for
Saxony leeces gd4Oc for No Pulled 5OdtOc for super
fine do and 60a65c for Extra do evan, Tor common d
quote Foreign follows South American at 239xe Tor
common Washed 32937c. for Unwashed Mes1t ana nsno
sdIec for Washed Entire Rios 7a30c for Unwsshed Gre
ole; iOQfGe for Washed Cordoya; Chia1 at 2aaJe aoI
Unwashed Mestza and MeIino; Cape OF Good NOPE p9
a for Unwashed: East India. 35@55c for Washed ana
African NJ 20 Unwasbed and 30a4Oc for Wcshed
WuISKY-The market Is dull aad nnchaDged saes VI w
bbs at 81 26td 81 % for western
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MONDAY, Nav 7-P. ".
Gold IL strong and eo.es at 1881 after selling at 1881
., N Central &C. 81 Reading.

Gold IL strong closee at 1881 after selling at 1881
Government stocks all strong ct the hrst Board
end offered spsnngly. 1t IL understood that the City
bashs have teen steady buyers for time 10 employ
tAeir balances There is commercial paper offering,
sscb O. they want and employment in Government stocks
- last Railway shares opened with great firm
pess aud higher prices paid several stocks The
bsws from London by the China checked the adj
ssn.ng tendency, and good many stocks were
thrown overheard At the decline, the market
vas steady and disposition shown to buy The small
stocks were steady. Marposa Preferred wanted st
H5I Al the Second Board the 520s fell of, but al forms
Of Currency debt were firm and in demand The latest
prices were follows; Ohio Certificates, 2t} @ol;
Canton 5s ssh Cumberland Coal 442 Q45l Quicksilver
KIa552 Marposa l3 49, do. preferred, Ai a25i ~ y
CeBtral, 92i e92!; Erie, 70. a73i Budson River iiea
yI0! Reading TO- al07ii Michigan Southern, M a7I;
Illinois Central Scrip, 40 l2l Cleveland Pittsburgh,
81 es2; Cleveland and Toledo, l04 l04i Rock Island,
t23 l25i Northwestern, 29ia29 do preferred, Gao
E1; Fort Wayne, 993 Gl00.
The following lie comparative statement 81 the eondi-
Nnn 81 N hsI ks of New-Iork CITY:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-08
Money quoted ,rregularly, but is stub abundant at
e cent on call and per cent IL an exceptional rate with

Ie cent call and per cent II an e1cepuoDS fae "'n
houses in good credit The banks IN the absence of sup
NV Of commercial paper are using their funds IL Govern
meut securities Best paper quoted III 6a7 and second
grade at $40 per cent.
Sterling Bills are quoted at lo9l 1921 for GO days. Com
mercial. lOsI a lOs;. and Francs, SO a5l5.
The steamer China at Halifax, brings European dates
10 the evening Of AInl 2 Cotton was reported dull and
weak. closing at I4i al5d for Middlng Upands United
States 52os closed at 60 d7O2 Illinois Central at 79l So
Erie, 81 aj2.
The business Of the Sub-Tnssury was Receipts g.
g7246l q9-for Customs, 1891 oO0 Payments, ~ 49,
l7s 80; Balance s9I ii7 2Gs Os Gold Notes, se93ooo
Frigh.s-The engagements 10 Liverpool are 800 bbs.
Petroleum at Is I'd, and per steamer 100 Lids Iaow at
Is 3D. To Glasgow per steamer a. 600 bush Corn at SD
brig was chartered with Oats from Montreal to London
at S. per $40 b.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-08

DISQUALIFICATION BONDS negotiated,
j md RAILROAD IRON Gui.hed by contract.
Address THOMAS RAWLINGS, Nos lo3 aud l0' Gresham
House Old Brosdsf., London England
fI,RAVELING CREDITS on Messrs J. : NOR.
L GAN l. Co. LONDON tSucces.or, to GEO. PEABODY
Coz principal cities OF EUROPE and The
EASE issued ~ DABNEi MORGAN Co., No 50 EienAnge-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-08

rIO HOLDERS of INDIANA "a and per GEM
STATE sIocKsNoice hereby given to holder, Of Indiana
"a per stocks that the State Debt sinh
ng Indiana viii the 20tb day OF June
pay pro the holders OF cent Cehcsie. Of
then hand belonging 10 the state
Dsb sinking Fund al Of the i y cent stocks ae
fully rrd med then TO the holders OF cent o.
they the Office Of the Agent Of state IN the
Of New York.
Holder. Of said STOCK sccep the cennm Of pn
pa which Fund spa This purpose will then
notify state his ONCE IN the ty OF New
iorh 10th day June at which time and place
the per c.ntum will be paid.
WV " Join l. MORRISON Treasurer Of State.
r. B MCCARTHY. Auditor OF State.
GEO. A.. BUSkIRk Agent of STATE
p.htS irku kurdT Com
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-08
Receipts Of Produce.

M.y7-a4to bbs Flour III bills Whisky. 4i sacks Corn
Meal $50 bush Oats 20 pkgs Ashes 90 pkgs Beef oSs DDS
PORK 4Ol pkgs Cut Meats 57 pkgs Lard, 2f9 Dds re-
trOieum.