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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-01-12

RAILRoAD.
So Three Trains Daily,
1u EXCEPT SUNDAY.
From Columbus, in connection with Trains on the
Little Miami Gb Columbus a. Xenia
Railroads.
aHa FIRST TRAIN.
NIGHT EXPRESS-Leayes Columbus at Il35 P
T sGR at DsfTsF' bSb1 Sa'fnson
Wellington, Grafton and Berea, arriving at Cleye
land at $40 A. NJ.
E|4ff SECOND TRAIN. a'H Z
NEW YORK EXPRESS-Leaves Columbus Al
1920 A. NJ. Will stop at Delaware, CardinTton
Gallon, Crestline, Shelby, New London, Wellington
and Grafton. m . ff .I.- -
.i.., THIRD TRAIN. ....s.
n MAIL AND EXPRESS--IIeayes Columbus At a.lo
NJ Will stop at all stations south Of Shelby, and
aat Shiloh, New London, Wellington, Grafton and
Berea. 'i - y.
CONNECTIONS.
At Delaware with Springfield Branch for Spring
field and all points on that road.
At Grestline with Pittsburg, f., Wayne and Chi
cagO Railroad for Pittsburg Philadelphia and Balti-
more. Also for Chicago.
AT Shelby, with Sandusky, Mansfield and Newark
Railroad for all points on that road. Also for Tole-
At Grafton for Toledo and Chicago.
AT CleVeland, with Lake Sh0re Railroad for Erie,
Dunkirk, Buffalo. New York and Boston. >
Patent Sleeping Cars are rum ON all
Night Trains 10 Chicago, New
York and Boston.
N1-Baggage checked through to New York and
Boston, via Cleveland; also to Philadelphia and New
York, via Crestline. Ii,,.I .i..gf '.-,.'---.' 4 :
gt..ir-.e.ll I, RETURNING: ...I ,f''-
Night Express arrives at Columbus at sA5A. M.
Cincinnati Express arrives at Columbus Gt-1:20
Pm. FIfQJ 3NI'I ~ ~ f--f-
Columbus Accommodation arrives ct Columbus At
s25 p. M. t-aiH'f ofi ID ,5illI I.,7Il 80 |
Fare as Low as BY any other Route.
-" Ask for Tickets via crestline OF Cleveland.
e. s. FLINT,
rr Sup't., Cleveland, Ohio,
JAMES PATTERSON,
30 .lsfi 1Woy o. AGENT, Columbus, Ohio.
Columbus. October 20. 1896. M FIFsll ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-01-12

TAKE PARTICULAR NoTICE-pr.. johnson
addresses all those who have injured themselves by
both body and Infnd uniting them for either busi-
ness, study, society or marriage. 81 '&f4 tA
D. DR., johnson has for many years exclusively de-
voted his attention to the treatment Of the disorders
referred to in these testimonials. .Itt e-'
-r4u Address, 9l,j DIR. OHAS. FsJ0HNSON,g ,gs
Ia, !sL No. - East Friend Street. Columbus, Ohio.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-01-12

The Warm Air Furnace m inufactured for me by
Peter Martin, could not easily be exeelled, making
the atmosphere as pleasant as summer Is free from
smoke or gas and costs for fuel but moro trihe.
JAMES CALHOUN, Alderman, 90
....H 18th Ward, Dayton street, Cincinnati.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-01-12

FIRST TRAIN.
,.o r.,,, (Daily except Mondays.) m
NAIL at 1;JO A, M-Stopping at Jefferson, LON
don, Charleston, Xenia, Morrow, Lovcland, Miami-
vile, Milford, and arriving at Cincinnati at eco
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-01-12

4. HAVE OPENED An OFFICE IN
X Room No. IS, Opera House Iuildfng, for the
transaction Of general Police .busLess Particular
attention svsn 70 the coIlectonof Claims, recovery
Of stolen property. and detecti0np6 thieves. i0gi
d, Az bHs1ess iptruStsd tOthis Office viii PeprOpptr
Z All SofSmSnicaHOns strictly confidential, 70
Late Major 4th b. v. G., and formsrIy bstectiys M
Police. Cincinnati. beptI
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-04-17
A TRLWEEKLY.
April 1865

Many of our friends have spoken and written to
us concerning the publication of Tri-Weekly. We
have thought Of doing this for some time, but
owing to the general disarrangement OF postal al
fairs, we have concluded not to do so until the
commencement of next season.
On the frat of September we will commence to
publish country edition of THE NEWS, and 1t
sh.n be our aim to make tie paper the best ever
issued in this State. We intend introducing en-
tirey new features in this enterprise; it will not
be summary of the daily, but will bc complies
and original in itself, and we certain that its
patrons will be as we'll pleased with it as are
our present patrons pleased with the daily.
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COPARTNERSHIPS.

THE COMPREHENSIVE
"EREToFoRE EXISTING UNDER THE NAME OF
III CAHILL l. CO., is This day dissolved by mutual
to tign the Firms name in liquidation.
SYLVESTER CAHILLL
GkORGE II. HOPPoCK.
Charleston, g O., April II, 1865.
GEORGE II. HOPPOCK
VT7III, CONTINUE TIE WHOLESALE GROCERY
w and COMMISSION BUSINESS, at No. 1S5 East
pa, 10 April II
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DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERSHIP:
THE CopARTNERsHIP HERETOFORE tXISIING IUGs
! between JAMES ". BROWN E JOHN WHITE
and aEoRe F. Won KoLNlTz, under the name o, Of
JAMES W. BROWN & CO., is this day, dissolved by
the death of Mr. JAMEs W. BROWN. The surviving
mariners will close the business Of the late hrm
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.
TIME UNDERSIGNED. SURVIVING PARTNERS. OF
| the late firm of JAMES W. BROWN CO..s Will
continue the AUCTION AND COMMISSION BUSINESS
o. No. Ii6 East Bay under the same name JAMES W.
BROWN co., aud solicit continuance OF the patron
age so literally bestowed upon the bate arm.
L JOHN WHITE.
GEO. F. Won KOLNITZ.
Charleston April a, 1855. thstul5 Aprll6
COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY FORMED
PARTNERSHIP for carrying on an AUCTION,
GENERAL COMMISSION AND INSURANCE BUsI-
NESS under tho name OF LEE & co.
Particular attention will be given to the purchase and
sale of sTOUKs BONDS and REAL Estate, both at
auction and private sae and they hope by strict aen
tion to business merit and receive share Of public
oflce In BASEMENT OF STATE BANK. Broad street.
0'A'N - HUTSON LEE
A. NJ LEE.
Charleston, s. c.. March 81 1866. limo April 2
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CHART ESTON DAILY NEWS..APRIL IL. 1866

ss- All communications intended for publication IN
thts journal must be addressed to the Editor Of
the DAILY Neacs, No. 1S Hayre street, Charleston,
s. c. Business Communications TO Publisher OF
DailV Ne,os.
We cannot undertake 10 return reeced conan'untoG-
Advertisements outside of the city must be accorpa-
MED toith the cash.
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Tie irier.: Il Jri +. DAVIS it il said have aban.
done the i. mi; have him removed on q writ
Of hdbe IS c. li::, ~rnld require the sigma
tarc OF :; hir, ..s'c'' TnAsE, which thy had no
hoDrs OF oil -
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CHI A RI EST O N.
TUESDAY MORNING. APRIL 1t, 1866.
tn the Public.

To the Public.
For satisfactory reasons we have withdrawn from the
advertising arrangement entered into some 'ine aso
between ourselves lind the Charleston C0u''e'' AN0
agreement Is therefore terminated.
CATHCART, MCMILLAN MOTION.
April 6, 1865.
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DOOMs TO RENT, WITH STANDING
II, FURNITURE, at BROWNS HOTEL, summer
Vile s. c. Also, will accommodate few PRIVATE
MRS. O. BROWN,
April IT Proprietress.
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mo RENT.-PART OF A HOUSE, No. II
i Wentworth. street, corner st. Phihpstreet Apply
on promises April 10
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ITO REM, HOUSE NO. Al HAsEL"ST., ,,
corner of Anson-street. The Furniture, Carpets
and ali housekeeping articles good new) contained
therein for sale. Apply on premises. ..
Aurl II S'
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MEETINGS.
BOARDING.

DRIvATE BOARD WANTED.-A GEN
TLEMAN requires. partial board In stric ly
Southern family, where no Yankees ere taken. TeTus
reasonable Locality at out five minutes walk from 81.
Michaes Church. Apply by letter only to O. g. TINS
Office. april ~
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TO RENT, &c.

ITO RENT, PART OF A HOUSE. No. Il
GREEN-STREET. Apply on the premises.
April IL y
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II ITCHENS TO RENT.-TO RENT, SEW
IN ERAL KITCHENS, continuing each three rooms,
and situated to the rear OF buildings IN King street
lately destroyed by fire. Apply at EAST POINT MILL,
Gadsden's Wharf 81 April 1G
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L1Sr Oh" SHIPPING

L1SI or SHIPPING
In the Port ar Charleston, Ausus, 9, A66,
VESSELS rSDEE 100 TONS, ASD STEAMERS coAsrrsa
WITHIN THE STATE. EXCEPTED.
STEAMSHIPS.
sarasossa 77s TONS CroweI, at Adgcr's wharyes fo,
Now YORK. ioadinR..... .......... .Kavcncl & Co.
SHIPS.
southern Rights $50 tons, n"ss at Accommodate, WIFI
sed4ers b. Ga tons Knen, at Doyee X COS whsrf a:
pro,dsn 1t hSITP%"l Enlr M : Patterson stock.
for Liverpool loading. Willis 4 ChisoIm.
DARKS.
ngotiuardenc tfr) 4sG tons AI:Man. at Accommods-
ton wharf from Havana. waiting. j a Enslow 4 Co.
Aaaie decker 4t9 TOMS pennel III the Stream, for the
Shaw s oss Cam at s,GSs! Bros Co.
inc west Indies, 10 atng. Cohen, Hanckel Co.
Antelope 1888 tops, whito in Ashley River for Barba-
Ella Adele Br ass tons Anderson in coopsF kiysS 1ySS
for the West Indies, loatiug. H F Baker 4 Co.
BRIGS.
Samuel Lindsey s51 tons, Wilson, In Ashley River for
Barbados. loading. .........J II Steinmeyer q sop
Daniel Boone 1852 tons. Barker. at Central wharves.
from Boston, dlschargt"g. g."............... Master
SCHOONER5.
Aid lBrh - TONS Mccormick at central wharves, from
Frazier tons Wells. in Ashley River for Phia:
in Ashley h1s1 a,.'ss Sf
Coast Pilot 2s ton, aooda in Ashley EiSer for U0
Abby anotn in Ase; vss aoash s6t
Tar5ox tons pendeton in Ashley RIVER ers'sS fSf
sas III toms Foster at Boycc COS wSarVes Asp5y io
New York, dlscharging -. :. .shackeIford Eraser
sallie Mears l25 TONS In the Stream for West Jpdes
tons cho at Maisias @nsr foT Bsis
more loeaing Street Bros Il Co.
Sprngs 2i6 tons. Westcott ut Central wharyes for
Pniiadeiphia, loading. ............H Baker 4 Co.
Robert Healey, - tone, DIon ut vennnR's wharf, for
ba!.lmore. leading .street Bros & Co.
David Faust PIG tons Lord at Central wharyOs from
Pnuadelphia, dsc"argng. .....H Baker l. Co.
wilder, - TONS Danah, Rt Brown T. Co.'s wharyes,
Ella, It tons, Orocker at Patton's wharf, from Rock
port, NE, dIschareing. Trout & Amsbury.
Swan, tons, Mitchell, at Brown & Co.'S wharf, from
Baltimore, disckarging Street Bros & Co.
Zcayo tons, In Ashley River. for Portland Me- load
ing. Street Bros 4 Go.
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Mobile Market,

hOBlLEt august 1.-UeTToE "A fair demand has ex
listed to-day. buyers claiming gotting easier bar
ssins than y.sterday Tho sales reported foot 7ot
vousiy accounted for. The saIoa proper are mostly
from the lower grades aud repacks and have ueen
made on basis OF $40 for Middltug. The market
O'Clock p NJ
MONETARY AND F1sARoIAL.--we notice light bust.
ness In New York Sight dav at rates previously
Ported-say par checking by banks and bankers, aud
discount huving outside bills.
, The gold market Is dropping aud unsettled, following
tho fluctuations OF tho rew York market, whi Ii is
quoted to-day at l4 against 148 last evening There
is rather moro disposition out-ite to SELL and Of
the dealers have done fair business at IA to 145 buy.
ing rates Selling rates l46 to 146s. The decline In
Now York fs not accounted for by any foreign advces
hat we have and tho fall is, doubt the effect
OF 80 ne ep culttve movement. The lively" market
dull and nominal.
New frpn siphtd I'm hat
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CpM wi ILRtlAL.
Exports for the week ending August 0

Exports for the Week ending August o.
NAssAU-Per Br schr Try Me-22,1 1G4 feet Pitch Pine
Lumber.
RIO DE La PLATA-Per bark Addle Decker-333 OOC
feet Pitch Pine Lumber. 10 bbls Rosin.
CANARY lSLLS-Pcr Hchr Occau Belle-l0G OS3 feet
Pitch Pine Lumbor.
PORT SPAIN, TkISIDAD-Per schr Sallie Mears-77.
600 feet Pitch Pine Lumber. ~
CoAsTwIsE.
NEW YORK-Per steamship Liranada-I2 bales Cotton
"a teroes Rice 10 ha es Yarn, 27 bbis Hosfn 3
boxes Tobacco SO bales wooienr. $50 bars Railroad
Iron, IL easks Cia'. ~ Empty Barrels 10 packages
Vegetables 20 packages Sundries. -. Per steam
snip M neka-lh7 bales Cotton GO ticrces Rice laT
Dds hns'n ITO bales Yarn. "a bbls Whiskey SO
PacIages. 92 Empty Bible, 81 bundles Paper.
ehlLADELPH lA-Pcr brig James Daher-i bale Got.
ton, 100 ebls R'sin. 800 tons Iron. 20 Empty Bar.
.BoSTON-Per steamship Theodore d wapnor-ss1
pales oton. 81 hhds Iron, 3il bbls Roslf, 8 balea
mating. 25 bbls M.ta. hh Metal 6 Gun Car.
Fp,Sges pg Q Gun Chassis, 8 Boxes, Trunk. At bale,
HsRs and Rope. bales Baggibg. ..... .per schr Ii
Jameson-A bales ':otton ai bbis Rosin i5o tons
Iron, 10 bales Rags and Ropo
BAETtMORk-Per STEAMSHIP Cumbr rlapd-62 nm -feet
Lumber pales Cotton. bales Wool, 90 Packages
baies Hides ZIG L'oHe Hides 80. Per steamship
John dibSon-3 bales Cotton, and 81 Hides.
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New York Market.


The New York journal of Commerce OF Tuesday, tho
| 7th inst., says:
The market presents but little activity to-day in fnan
cia or commercial crcleg Capital iB offered in exoeas
OF tho wants OF borrowers ct to per cent for call
oans First class business paper Is in limited supply
and freely taken at range from to per cent per an
mum rs extreme r teB Of discount.
Gold opened this morning at 117k, fell of to 147I<
advanced to l48. and closed at 1A71..
Silver sells sowy at to 8 cens below the pricesof
gold
Foreign exchange 10 inactive rates are st unsettled
and nominal Leading bapkers Ask 08 for 90 days ster.
ling bills and i0sh for short sight do We quote Bills
st 60 days on London 1867 to iO7 for commeroial 07
to LIB for bankers; do at short sight, 1887 to 100 u;
Paris at 60 days as TO lsl; short sght l7E
70 l8@; Hamburg SO to 381S; Amsterdam, 90 to 48;
FRANKFORT 42 to AN; Bremen, TT TO 7sA; PruBsian
thalers, "a to TAX. =
PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK, Monday Evening" August 6.-BngAp.
sruTRs-The market for State and Western Flour
is dull a decline Of 10 to 25o. The sales are 1900 bbs
at 81 60 2sfr superane State; 90 s5 to 06 for
S. 90 to 26 for auporAne Michigan Indiana, Ohio,
Iowa. DO, and So ~ to $40 for extra do. Including
shipping brands Of round hoop Ohio at SO 50 iO and
trade brands of do a 50 go to IL 40; spring wheat st
Louis ct 81 rs to H. nd winter do at $40 rs 7B
closing quietly. We quote:
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IPATENp CYCLOID PIANO FORTES
Aqua dc MAGNOLIA.

TOILET DELIGHT THE LADIES TREAsURn
md gentlOmnn'B booni Tho "Bweetest thing"
md largest quantity Manufactured from tho rioh
southern Magnolia. Used for bathing the face ana par.
on to render the akin soft and fresh, to prevent cruz.
lions, to perfume clothing, 80.
Il overcomes the unpleasant odor Of Precipitation.
Il removes redness. tan, botohes, &c.
II cures nervous headache and ailays Inflammation.
II cools, sonens, and adds delioaoy to thS akin.
1t yields subdued md esting perfume.
II cures mosquito bites and stings OF insects.
Il contains no material Injurious to the akin.
Patronized by Actresses and Opera Singers. II iu
THAT every lady should have. Bold overyvhere Ts7
he Magnolia Wstsr once and you VIII use no other 90
loano, Perfumery, or Toilet Water afterwards.
DEMAs BARNES b 90.
Props. Exolunive Agents, n. ri
October 10 mwtlyg
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P6RT OF cHARLEsroN.


u Arrived s.,,.,nn,. ,.ror,n a
Stenrner Fannie, MUNelty Savannah, via Beaufort
and Hilton Iiosd. Aldze. To Ferguson 4 Holmes, n
Rohson, Richie, southern Expressto
Steamer Pilot Boy. Payne, GEORGETOWN 8 c. al
nerces Rice, bale Cotton sc. To Ferguson Holmes
SHACK elford Fraser, II Klatte Co, Ward,
Cleared Yesterday. tAu0usr 9
Steamship Moncka Marshman. New York - Willis l.
Chisolm
Schr sailie Mears Lewis Port Spain Trnidad-Fersu-
son Barker.
Went to Sea Yesterday. [Auausr
steamship Moneka. Marshman, New York.
From this Port.
steamship Cumberland, Usi' n. Baltimore, August G.
Up tor this Port.
sehr boudoin' Randall ut New York, August T.
NcmOrU ntiu.
spYIen Jult - Lat 4t Ion - the bank Frank Mar
ion from Charleston for EOr!ca,:S
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Phlludelphta Market.

fh1ludelph1a Market
PHILADELPHIA, Augunt 6.-CorToN.-Pricey are
rather lower but there ts fair business doing About
$50 bales Of ddings avd in lots at from 80 10 38o per
ID for upnnds aud New Orleans
GRooBRIEs.-Uofee continues scarce, and we hoar OF
no .ates worthy of notice. In sugar there ts little
nothing dong.
FIoUR.-The market continues very dull, but prices
without change. About 400 bbs sold In lots TO the
home trade. including
Per bbl
Northwest superane TOO
Nof.umees eAsa et ooeD bot
Northwest extra family yat................ 9009i06O
Pennsylvania aud Western superhne at... 1900 90
Pennsylvania and Western extra at. g. SOFA OO
Pennsylvania and Western extra family 0O11 90
PennsylVanta and Western fancy at. 400 OLA "a
pse nour obo9 20
PehhsyNania Corn Meal. 426t0 4.25
Most holders are free sellers within the above
Of prices.
GRAIN There is not much wheat coming forward,
and prime tty s In moderate demand at advance
OF lc per bushe Sales OF 100 bushels fair red
81 to o5 nothing doing in white Rye 10 unchanged;
we quote Western at 900 and PepzsSlvans at 81 Go,
is not much inquired ater GALES 1000 busheo at 9Oc
Tor yellow, and 88c for Western mixed Oats are dull
and lower salos of 1000 bushels Delaware at 4c
but buyers now refuse to pay this figure.
The receipts to-day follows: 1870 bblB four
els oats.
PRoy1sroHs-There Is no material change to notice I'm
price or demand. Small sales making $SS to SO
1Sc for salt shoulders ii sc for lard n bbis and
ercss and 25 TO $50 per ID for butter quality
SEEps-Smsli sales of c0yerscrd making at Sc 80
to per 64 s In timothy there is nothing doing Flax.
seed SELLS arrival at $3 As Per bushel, "
WHIekEY-prices are rather Armer. Small asles ara
making at 50 IA for Pennsylvania bbls and 50 20 per
gallon for Ohio.
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Augusta MErlSet.

:, AUGUSTA, August te-CorToN.-During the week East
the Cosvn market had been vry dull Only few buy
ers are making inquiries and the few sales made were
generall Tor home consumption.
the favorable prospects Tor peace In
europe there has ueen q decline OF Y 70 10 In New
large incoming crop.
We quite as extremes % to $40. The stock on hand
IN tn1s marsof and In Hamburg was the lat inst
IIoS somewhat above the calculations of many deal
ere considerable quantity of Cotton he's arrived and
ts still arriving, ny wagons
DoMEs1rcs-Ansusa factory and other goods are Arm
Nc present quotations - I
aRooRMEs.- For the season, the trsdel has been as
encouraged. ,SS' '1N0''
BAooN-The stock is fun and prices easy.
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FLorR-ls In fair demand, and tue stock GU haua 4
quite heavy.
CoRN-Has dcclined. The market is well supplied.
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THE CHARLESTON maRI<ET.

IRON THE WEEK ENDING THURSDAY, AUGUST o, 1861
ooTToN-The dineren :e In the views Of sellers and
buyers during the past week has marked feature
tn tho Cotton market Holders have expecting for
somo time, that European peace would produce de-
otded and Immediate advance price of Cotton but
tho news which has oeen received in the
days. and which indicate the almost certain sot EN- ent
o political maer6 the continent, has not only not
caused an advance but the latest intelligence
q falling OF In price In the Liverpool market to tho ex
cent OF farthing 4d per ID. In this state of asrs
buyers cannot 60 until holders submit to q decided
Decline Tho business of the past week win be seen by
the following report OF tho Market Friday the Sd
hnst In consequence of the views OF holders
there wero saloa. On Saturday the transactions ex
tended to about 10 bales at 20 to Good Ordna-
ry, and s2o for Low Mddling On Monday fat Liver.
pool market was reported by Atlantic Cable which
depressed prices aid only so bsles were sold to one
buyer, at a5c for Miidlne, 3c for Low Middliup
Cotton. On Tuesday and wednes day the market Wac
completely Mt stand the declining condition of the
Liverpool and Now York markets having caused buyers
entirely to withdraw, and there sales on either
day. Yesterday the market continued without opera
tions and much depressed are therefore, unable 70
give quotatinns.
SEA ISLAND CorroN.-The market continues in the
inactive condition which has characterized it for somo
time past and we have no sales to report.
COTTON STATEMENT.
s. Isld. Uptd. Rice.
Recets from sept1 6b to Aug l. &C., 5s45 oosS s9St
hecepts from Aug. 2 to Aug 8, '66. 10 Ills -
Total Receipts pts................. Silt Iossss 40ol
Exports s. I'd. gp'd. Rice
From Aug. 8, &c, to Aug. 9,66 69S 81
5si2 aa6sl so27
aotsl exports. .66s2 ss5sl so27
Boek on hand 176 s77T orr
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New Orleans Market

NEW ORLEANS, August 4.-CorToN-The M 1rket
has disclosed some sympr nus OF weakness to day. and
fow factors accepted rates which they had d. ovusy
declined The move uent by no means gene al
however, as large majority of holders refused to make
any CONCESSIONS whatever. but operations o decline
have been sufficiently hoavy Justify in lowering
our and we now present tho ruling rates In
the subjotn order, viz Ordinary 2S to 28c good ordi
nary 81 to $40 low middlng 81 to $50 and middng 81
to Ssc The sales for the day comprise 1900 bales, di.
vided among seven buyers, and including 400 bales
sold by party without the Intervention of broker
The difficulty in the Of negotiating foreign
chanve anh th" inceruue the futuro tho AUS
triap, Italian Prusslnn tend to depress prices of
tho leading staple.
COTTON STATEMENT.
stock on hand September lat, lsa6-.... sa,2sa
Received auca yesterday .............. 1913
Received previously .74S 669-T43 500
S26 9Sl
Exported since yesterday. .............. 296I
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PnEnonEoTbs
Per steamship Moneka. for Now York-Mrs TAYLOR
child and servant, Mrs Haineg and child Mrs e. III
Smith, Mrs Grutes and children, Miss Cantweii.
Msb Smith, F 81 Honour. A Canhie. A Bowie lady
and children, 8 " Latz, Capt Farley, LenenicE
Mr. Bradee. Sawyer. ] Matthowes. D Feleter j
Amman L o Fuller. Cantwell, G Gibbes Jr, Mrs
Darby, and 10 In ateerage.
Per steamer Fannie, from Ssyapnah via Beaufort
and Hilton Head-O Halle and wife, Hon I Hayne
Seabrook, II Pitter, Sutton, pinker sohn, O
W Wingard and lady, Mrs bingham, Chaplin, J
Murry, and In seerano.
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Mood, L Gibson, and In steerage.
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