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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-07-23

HAYS In ar request NJ W at ooc lor BnlppnB and
IS to QUO for retail qualities.
HI Es-Are quiot to-day. Holders are firm In their
views
HOPS We do not learn OF much business doing
The sates ut full uures, and include 10 bales b
to $50 for American and 66 to 7So for Belgian and Bava
riau
MoLAssEs.-The market 10 moro active Prices Of
prime grades steady, while the poorer kinds are
heavy. The sales include hhde Barba at 6oito
$780, $50 hhds Porto Rico at $50. aid 20 hhds at 80o
NAVAL SToRRs-Trads ia very light to-day, and only
jobbing "sness s quoted at prices which show no ma
terial alteration.
OILs.-Linsted s active: 16 900 gallons sold on
p crusher's price, 81 80 to 81 Lard oil La dun and
heavy at 81 go 10 80.
PErRoLKUM-Thero Ia q little doing, and prices
In the sellers favor Sales were made Of 5000 bib
refined IN bond, at 37h to $780, and 1000 bbls do for
August delivery, b. o., at 4oo We quote crude at 22
to csc.
PRov1sIoNs- -Pork-The market is dull and hevy
The Gales $3.50 bbla at $31 lax to 81 SIX for mess
cash and regular way oloaing at SS 2 $40 50 TO
10 rs 6t to mess and 928 T6 to ~ 80 for prime
also for future delivery 1000 bbs mess September
delivery b. D. on private terms
BEEr-Is In fair request We notice sales Of 2s5 bbls
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Arrivals by SITS. Moneka and Saragossa.

Tins RAOUL LYMAN HAVE RECEIVED BY IHR
~ above steamers large and select supply " PER
FUMERY AND FANCY ARTICLFS. Also CONGRESS-
EMPIRE AND COLUMBIA WATERS and full asaort
ment OF PATENT AND OTHER MEDICINES.
Juno 2S
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-07-23

HCE-IhnfO In q fBr call fnr RangDon I'm bond nj
asoady pricnn. Tim nnoH 1900 bnRB at az 10 $40
to loo. N|H
srInITs-Tho hot woaihcr scorna to create domand
FOR brandoB. Wo notice Bacu Jobbing wny footing
up M followH: jules Robin & Go. 90 x and 80 Z at
50 06 gold; an invoice Of 20 4 and so q, to arrive on
p. Also, an ihVoice Otnrd from wharf, terms not
KNOWN said TO DO about So 40 gold Hennessy brandy
cy. Rum neglected.
wIsEs-Gcod demand In a small way; 26 r. 40 Y Ru.
doph, Is crown Marseilles sherry at former fgurea
~ II. port 81 ourreucY; GO Il Grard'p best pure
juice 81 rs currency; 200 claret s. rs GOLD.
sUoAR.-Raw Is more active, but at unchan ped raes
We quote fair to good refining at iUt5 to I6tic We
notice sales Of 1909 hhds Ouba 1OH to 3c for Cuba:
e6 bids Porto hico At 12A to 13lsc, and 500 boxes
Havana part at l1Hc There is an active demand for
renned at well maintained prices. We quote soft yellow
al l5s4 TO 16c soft white at l6 to 1G. and crusho
powdered and granulated at lGiic,
IALLoW-There is fair inquiry for export. The sales
arc l40 600 pounds at lax to l25<
=, ,bTEAniNE-1s about the same. Sales were made of
$4,000 pounds at 90 to 2215c
lax cents ' ~ w
TKAs-Thsre 10 more inquiry for large parcels as we'll
as an increased trade demand. Prices arc irmer A
SAFE today OF 400 half chests green's brought very fun
wHaKEY.Is in limited request at 81 20 to 25 Free
Bales $50 bbls bonded at $780,
tREIoHrs.-1o Liverpool, 40, 1000 bueheIs corn at Ak
20 4Hd and per steamer, 800 bales I'd; l4OO
oo1es cheese at 20s. To London tobacco at
goo oos oil cake at 16s; 5000 staves 4Os bark to
Queenstown for ORDERS with corn, at A. 9d.
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AuRusta Market.

Augusta Market.
AUGUSTA, July q. 21.-CorroN-Tnerei Ia a better feei.
Ing in tho market and holders are looking up Sales OF
100 bales At 28 to $40.
aoLD.-There ia fair demand Brokers are buying
at 148 and selling at l60
6ILvRR.-Quiet at l35 to l4O.
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Havana Market.

Correspondence Of The Journal of Commercial
HAVANA, July M-sugar market inactive with prices
ior whites through OF to 81 100 lbs yellows
Is to 2o at SIX to S6 so do browns Nos II to i2 at
2s to So 90 do cucurnchos, Nos to TO- at to SIS a.
do Shipped this week. hence aud from Matanzas.
ol4o boxes 22e0 hhds. OF which for New York S222
bo1es 006 hhds; Boston 276 boxes 44 hhds Philade.
phia. aos boxes 80 hhds; Baltimore 1854 boxes New
Orleans 2426 boxes 20 hhda; stock In both ports
6sl ooFes 9o62 hhds holasses-Few Transactions; for
reals do. |> " ~
EIchanges-London 60 days' sight 1sk to 1o,s pro-
mium. Paris do 6k to 81f do. o. D. currency do a8 to
n discount American gold premium
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GRAIN-W Whuat-76UO bushels rod aud ouiy lsu bush
els white offered to-day Market further declined with
damp and tough ote at 50 49, fair tu good ct 50 80
to o.. and prime to choice at 50 90 10
Oh Nhe reporei; prices varying but slight from rod
tnerr oeinR comparatively but little difference in the
ara 6Soo bushels white embraced the offerings Market
WAS inactive, with saes OF white at 81 ~ ~ TO- to
qualty 1000 bushels yellow 95 90 cts Uats-SaleB
OF oo0 bushels at So to 65 heavy Western and
light Maryland. We report sales 3OUO bushels
BAGS.
., MO1AssEs-The market ia quiet. and prices slightly
favor buyers We quote viz Porto Rioo Gu to IS OTIS
Cuba Muscovado 50 to co cts Cuba, clsyed AZ to 50
CITE; English Island, IS TO TO cts.
PRoV1sIoNs.-We still report fair jobbinR demnrd
at TX to Tx CENTS and tho latter 2O to 20x
bulk at the inside figures We also notice O aao 81
bids Shoulders on private torms Bulk Meats hold
at l84 cents for Shoulders and l8k cents for SIdos
A salo Of so hi ds Short Middes reported at Is
cents Lard is dull and quotations nominal last ro.
ported.
sALT.-with moderate jobbins demand wo quoto
prices steady viz: for liverpool Ground Alum 50
50 %; Fine So to IS 40 to gu ,lity brand Der
sack Rock SSn per ton; Turks Island 90 cents por
bushel.
disposition to meet buyers. We report to-day TOO
hhds Porto Rico cargnes Caroline and Horatio ON pr
yate terms We revse quotations folio xs: Cuba anu
English Island common to good rehninH, lU to IOk
do do prime 12h to i3 cents, not Porto Rico comm on
TO good g ocery, 1ll to 12 cents net; do primo to
choice l3 to 14A CENTS net; Havana, No a. l1x cts
four months Refined s steady at last quotations. viz
cents white 1875 cents; Circle do 16}< cents; 40
i6h cents; O ext q f47s cents; yellow 14s cents;
yellow IA to IA = cents per pound
SYRUP.-Baltimore Golden has declined; now Quoted
Mt 78 cents per gallon.
WH1sKEY.-The market Is still quiet and nominal at
50 90 to 50 az.
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Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, July 1e.-CorroN-The market
continues duh but prices are unchanged About 100
bales OF mddlinRs sold in lots ut SO to $50 per To-
GRooEBIEs-Oofse IL firmly held at an advance but
We hear Of no sales worthv VI notice. In Sugar there
Is esa dong 100 hhds of Cuba sold at from l01 to 12c
per lb, currency.
FLouR-The market, as we have noticed for some
time past continues very dull, there b. ing little
demand for export About 8u0 bbis sold in lots to tho
IN tDrlUdpp.
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range OF prices.
GRA1N.-The demand for wheat continues limited.
and the receipts light About sUO bushels Delaware
rcd sold at 81 to 60 as to quality White continues
bcarce small lot Of old sold ht 50 85 Rye again
decned 1000 bushels Pennsylvania sold at 81 o. Corn
Ia dull and drooptng 5000 bushels prime yellow sold
95 TO Pee and 2oo0 bushels Western nt 90 to sic
per bushe Oats are unchanged 1000 bushels Western
sold ut 6 to t2 and 1900 buDhels Pennsysana
65c The receipts TO- day folows 1915 bbls flour
$3.50 bushels wheat 1900 bushels and 5000 bushels
oats
Pnov1sIoNs-Thero 10 very little doing in tho way of
sales but prices rean about the same 90 last uuoted
Small sales arc making at $50 80 to $3S per Dbl
mess pork 20 to 26c ID for plain fancy bacon
hams 10 to 2oc for picked do 10 to 18o salt shou
des for lard and % to 27o ID for butter
quality.
SKEps.-FlaIeeed continues In demand, With ANAL
ealts At So 30 per bushel Timothy is quoted SIS to
- per busheL In cloverseed there nothing dong
We quote primo at 81 per 81 ibB,
"HIsKEY-There iB no change to notice In price or
demands small sales Of bbls making at 22S to 22Io
for Pennsylyanis. and Ohio at 22oo per gaion.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-07-23

at Slo 20 Il tor pan Western iess AMI S2t 6u TO 24 60
for extra do.
BEEF HAas-hre dull and nominal ut $40 or Western
BACON SIDEs-There B ut Iituo Inquiry. We do not
iearn of any tatea OF importance.
CUT MEATs--Aro firmly held. Sales were made Of
ScO pigs OF IL to zoo for hamH In dry sat and swee
pickle, aud l3A 70 100 foi all .udera In do
LARD-Rema ms without change. Tho sales include
$40 tea and bbla At - to 10 fer No to
city. and 40 to 2U1Sc fur Wcrlnru
BurrKh. market In Ht dull and heavy for all
xmas except very cholro RHio which In H.nrco
CHEEsE-Ia cunning fot ward vory trcpIy and IA hard
to dispose OF without concession IN prico.
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE. July l9.-CoYFER-Has been In active
demand aud at improving prices. The advance from
the lowest point Is considered equal to 2c goid per b
report sales OF 12D bags hio Cabra supposed 12No
S36 pags ex Brothe g. at tha same figure both god In
bond htt OK at close 15 427 bags Bio in first hands,
FL'Un.-There is some inquiry for new Western and
Howard street. but very little of either has yet reached
tho market the high prices current there whent
y In the week, together with the scarcity the
streams, re'arded miilers from working. Tho late
cline In heat and reported rains will most probably put
their wheels In motion and eatly receipts may be
opated. We report sales OF 100 bbs Howardstreet su
p at 50 rs to 10 bbl and few hundred retailing
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Now York Market,
MONEY MARKET,

MONEY MARKET.
The New York Journal Of Commerce of Friday, July
2oth. says
Money Is plenty. and offered call st 8 DER cent
National bank not-s are loaned at to days without
interest One Of the government agents was takin0
them at LILO Of per cent discount as was supposed
to pay into the Treasury for new FyeTvsntes bnt sa
not 30 many OF the bonds are now selling this arrange
ment appears to be temporarily stopped.
Gold Is hi iher and quite firm; the market opened
1907. ~ N~A' s NJ
Silver ia ateady at to Sc below the price OF gold.
Foreign Exchange ia heavy. Some Of the leading
drawers HIed their morning for day sterling s
!o9s, but buyerS were not Offering 109x and we
heard OF sales below that figure; the market
tamey at our quotations We quote Bills at 60 DAYS
on London 1o7H to os for commercially o9 to 0o& for
bankers do at short sight. 11oH to 1ox; Paris so
days, 15 t. 10; do at short sight 10 07H Ham.
burg, SEX to 37k; Amsterdam, 4ok to Al; Frnnkfort
4lh to AK; Bremen, 78& to 70; Prusslan thalers
"A to TAN.
PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK. July I9-AsHEs are unchanged. We
quote Pots at So as to So 37% and Pearls st sI5.
BREADsTUfFs.-The market for State and Western
Flour is little more active, but at decline of 10 to
25c. The cs ts principally from the local trade The
sales $500 bbls at So 90 60 for superne stae
ST to So 40 for common Extra sat So 25 90 for
choice do; SIS 90 TO 81 60 for Superhue Michigan
diana, Ohio Iowa. &C., and 81 % to 50 10 for Extra do
including shipping brands of round hoou Ohio at So rs
to 50 80 and trade ands Of do at 50 90 to Sl2 49,
Spring Wheat st. Louis at $40 so to$l2 25 and Winter
do at s11 80 to Sl6 60 closing heavily. We quote:
super hne STATE S6 800 90
Extra Slate... 10@1 20
super western. 9U@
Efra western. 100 10
Extra Ohio Round Hoop ttrade) .........9 90@l2 rs
Extra den1sse; 600 90
SOUTHERN FL UR-Prices are not held with so much
nrrnn nda INF az an
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-07-23

frmness Sales made of $50 bbls 50 85 to Sl 40
for common, and S11 so to SIS rs for extra aud family
brands
CANADIAN FLouR-Haa decltned 10 to 2Oc We notice
sales of 900 bbis ut S 90 to 50 90 for common $40
to $40 05 for ext O brands
RYE FLoUn-There ia but little inquiry. Email lots
changed hands at Sc 80 to 81.
Corn MEALS in light demand at steady rates. Sales
were made Of $50 bbs Bradywue at s6 49, and 80 pun
cheona at $25 SIS.
wHEAT-The market is inactive and prices are nomi.
nay easier. The sales 1000 bushels at 50 10 for
new No MI waukee; 50 IS for amber jersey, and
50 S7h for new amber Maryland
kYE-Is dull and declining; notice sales Of 5000
bushels Milwaukee at csc.
BARLEY BARLEY MALT-Are the Same.
.ATs-Rules quiet heavily. Sales made OF 49,.
900 bushels Mt 80 to 6o for Chicago, and $50 for Mil
waukee.
CORN Tho market ia firm, with o good business
doing. Tho sales 130 900 bushels at 83 to
unBound mixed Westernj "a to 841o for sound do,
aud choice high mixed nearly yellow at &c., closing at
81 10 for prime shipping pa cells
OoFrEE There Is . fair inquiry at full rates. We
do not arm Of any tra1 sactions being contaminated
CorToN-There is good demand for the high grades
largely for export at nrmy held rates. The low grades
dull and heavy The sales 21O0 bales. We quotes
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Memphis Market,

MEMPHIS. July i8 i8-CoTroN.-Transactions merely
nominal, and quotations much changed. Factors and
buyers too Wide apart in their vie ks for
Dates to 7th insta received in New York Cotton
dull, and no further advance reported though pros
poets OF peace oil the continent favorable Market IN
New York unaffected home 246O bales sold to day at SIS
to 37o for Mlddng; 1000 bales received
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, July u I-TURpENTINE-No chanpe
prices Sales Of 174 bols mt 81 05 for virgin So IL
yellow dip. and 81 b2h for hard. per 28O lbs
kPIRITs TURPEHTIsE Market Quiet. gsles NJ IA
bbls at 40 cents per illo, Tor white.
RosIF-Saes OF 2l bbIs No. at 81 ST to rs: Is do
at 81 9D for Common 64 do 81 rs TO for No j. and
10 do. at SO for pale. - A
BAcoN-sales of 1900 lbs N O. cured at 40 cents DER
4b for hog round. f
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-07-23

SUCK oa nuto .10f $50
csips from the since yesterday Supplies OF the
production OF Louisiana very small but those OF
OuoA are fair though not large The market continues
very 1u There is demand for round lots and only
retail business s doing at previous prices. An offer
OF 62 &C per gal was refared for half cargo of CUBA
per 10 for common lac for fair, II fully fair 5c
ior PRIME lG TO TIC for yellow clarified aud l7c
tor white Cuha sugar is retailing at l35c for No. "a
izc ior No. IA aud lax to 15c for No. Is. Cuba
Ia retailing at 55c per gail n.
FREIGHTs-. here Is moro oferinp TO 90 forward md
peter rates are obaiued. The rates firm per
I'D for cotton and 75c per lp for -four For cotton by
steam for New York. to &c. Sailing vessels for Bos.
ton obtain &c per ID for cotton, 45c Ler bbl for flour
ard per bushe for corn Cotton IL sh piping for
Liyerpt oil at u to 9-l6d, and I'd is asked. An l
British bark WAS taking for Liverpool at 9-l6d The
rates for Hayre IRE l to 80 per h.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-07-23
Mobile Market.


. MoBiLE July yIf.-CorToN-Liverpoo advices to the
Ith Instant pia Bres published this at rnoon report
the market uncnanged from the last dates from there
The New York dispatch Of to-day reports the market
firm at yesterdays quotations In this market the
mand and sales were confined chiefly to two buyers,
Factors are stiff in their ideas yesterdays figures
and are Offering but little desirable OottonB conseauent
ly sales Of the day made mostly from the grade
Of Low Middng. 75o bales changed hands the market
closing hrm at UNCHANGED quoattons-say basis 81
70 $40 for Mddiing We hear of several orders st
led and 1t is not improbable that another conpara-
lively good days work may be done tomorrow.
MONETARY AND FINANCIAL-Gold has taken another
upward shoot In New York, from 14o last Ing
16lH to-day at O'clock This is doubt, the effect
OF the depreciation Of hvetwenties che other sde
and the increased uncertainty and further developed
complications in European politics. The movement Of
Napoleon is viewed as serious In o commercial light
and there are not lew who believe that the French
viii sooa play an important part In the now going
There has been considerable done in New York EI
change to-day The market Ia fairly supplied and bust
ness In this line is the increase the liberal
cotton furnishing means to purchase Exchange. Tho
banks are checking sight on New York nt u premium
>and outside at Il discount One dsv sight X discounts
oent discount
Gold ruled in the morning at lat 49, but after re-
ceipt of New orR news advanced to l49 to 15I.
Light transactions have been effected I'm New Orleans
aight at par Sterling nominal.
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-02-28

AT the last ball at the Tuileries the En-.
peror on seeing Nine. de Pene dressed as nearly as
possible y Imperatrice Josephine, exclaimed. why,
that must be my grandmother in her twentieth
year!"
In 1859 Miss Burdett Coutts gave e25, 1000
for the foundation of the Bshoprc of Columbia and
the present Bishop DIR. Hills erected his Episcopal
palace ut Victoria. That palace was small wooden
hut with the outer door opening into his sitting
room. IF anybody knocks" said the primitive
Bishop, Il open the door myself"
The Lynchburg papers say the meeting IN
that city on the night of the I'D was one of the
largest ever assembled in that city. Major james
aarland presided, and Col. R. E. Withers was ap-
pointed secretary. Resolutions endorsing the PreSi
aeht restoration policy, accepting the result of the
,a1e contest declaring that desire existed to coun-
any enort looking to the re-establishment of
Tor the continuance of the test oath law. and an
piaudins the veto message were passed.
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-02-28
,UMBERI LUMBERII LUMBERIII
- AT THE
nan IGT W a

No: IS WEST FALLS AVENUE, Baltimore. Ma.
we have on hand in lots to suit purchasers at very
Foering dressed and ready for use. Undressed Yele
low Pine Flooring Boards. White Pine CuilinSa.
picEs, and Selects. Assorted Walnut. Poplar, Ash
yak. Mahogany, Birch, Hickory Maple and Hem.
lock. Wewould also invite attention to our Stean
Saw ans Planning Mil. Nos. ID and Is Grant street
Lumber Dressed. Tongued and Grooved, Split
moderate prices.
Boz and Trunk Makers, Carpenters, Builders, and
all others desiring Lumber dressed or made ready foI
use In any manner win ind II to their advantage by
Giving usa osn Shelving and Sph. Lumber tor sails
eaFH3 ALEX. ALLEG AGO
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-02-28
LEGAL NOTICES.

"Y ORDER OF THE COMMISSIONER
I'D OF INS0LVENT DEBT0RS.-N Notice is hereby
given to the creditors of the following named Inso-
vent Debtors that the said 1nsOlventS having filed
their petition to the Court of Common Pleas for the
benefit of the Insolvent Law OF Maryland, that the
day Hereinafter mentioned fixed for their appear
ance to answer interrogatories if any be fled and
that the following named day has also been fixed for
the final hearing in their case, before the aforesaid
Michael Hayes applied Nov i. 1965-frst appear
ance Jan. l, 1866; final hearing March 5. 1866.
ance Jan. i, 1866; final hearing March 5, 1866.
Ann NJ. Southcomb, applied Nov, %, l8651 first
appearance jan 1861 f1al he "a March o. 300
ance Jan. l, 1866 final hearing March 5, 1866.
john Fish 1Saa applied Nov r. lS62[ fIEf appear
Thomas Waters, applied Dec. ], lS65-frst appear
ance Jan. /, 1866; final hearing March s 1866
pearance February s. 1866, final hearing April 2, 1866
William Clements, jr applied December 10, 1866.
first appearance February s. 1866, final hearing April
John O. Horsey, applied 3Oth December 1S65-frst
appearance February s. 1866, final hearing April 3D.
Benjamin Tanner, applied 3Oth December, 1865
first appearance February 5th 1866, final hearing
Daniel shettle, applied January, I'd, 1S66frst ap-
pearance March 9Th, 1866, final hearing, May 7th,
Joseph E. Hamilton, applied January ID, 1866
T6 I i85S @00 Ni''H ''' -''0 H' 'iS May
David NJ Williams, applied January I'd, 1S66-frst
appearance March 9Th, 1866 final hearing May 9TH.
Archibald Wilson, Jr. applied January 18th, 1866
first appearance March 9Th, 1850, final hearing May
Joseph White, applied January 18th. lS66-frst
appearance March 9th, 1866, final hearing May 9TH.
William Shannahan, applied February ., 1866
first appearance March s. 1866, final hearing May Z,
Jesse D. Bradford, applied February 5, 1S66-frst
appearance April 2, 1866 final hearing June 4, 1866.
John Arnold applied February Z. lS66-frst APP
Anri1 6po nj hear
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-02-28

Rev. DR.. Dulield of Detroit has in his
possession Bible written on parchment, resembling
print so nearly as to make it hard to tell the differ.
ence. 1t is dated A. D. 800, and Was brought from
Rome BY Hon. Lewis Cass, Jr.
We have now within the American posses
sions west of the Rocky Mountains three States and
five Territories. embracing area of more than one
million square miles, the whole of which may be con-
sidered mining country.
The Columbia ga Enquirer seems to
fear that too large cotton crop will be put in this
season. On the other hand several of the Mississippi
and Louisiana journals are of directly the opposite
opinion.
"A st. Paul minnesota special says three
young ladies we're frozen 10 death in Morton county
g few days ago. They were returning home from
singing school Three young men attending them
were so badly frozen that they will lose some of their
limbs.
-Ihe late heavy snow storm in England was
the most destructive of any for the last forty
amongst frs and other evergreen trees It is esti-
mated that TIE weight Of snow on the trees was an
average OF three pounds to the square foot.
The London Athen9um says: "Cervan-
ties has often been suspected of intending Don Quix-
ote for political satire the Duke of Lerma, and
some recent discoveries made by Mr.. Rawdon Brown
" Suspicion 10 INC Ttrnk VI u
literary fact. Having got at the inner meanns OF
this famous romance by means Of us direct discov-
cries Mr. Brown has uevised key to the characters
by which many obscure parts of the sute are brought
into new light"
Under the old Constitution of South Car.
DINA, the veto power was not vested in the Gov
ernor, but the Constitution has conformed in
this respect to that of the other States The first
occasion of the exercise of this newly given power
by Governor Orr was, remarkably enough, in regard
to an act to amend the patrol laws" which, in
effect re-established the police regulations with re-
gard to freedmen, which had once controlled them
as slaves The Governor says that, having accorded
freedom to the African in their midst the peo-
pie of South Carolina are bound BY duty and policy
alike ito give him all the concomitants of what he
regards so great boom"
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-02-28
Albany Live stock Market. Feb. 81.

Beeves-There was considerable more animation in
the cattle trade at the opening this week, caused
chiefly by the impression that the supply would be
light, but this proved to be mistaken idea Alto
gether the railroad has brought in 200 car loads or
3,400 and adding to these 600 head which were
held over from last market day, have total sup
ply of 400. The demand is scarcely equal to this
for several weeks bought sparingy while the Brigh
ton men, who report an extremely bad home market
will not take more than half their usual complement
so that the supply is in excess of the demand, and
number Of droves must go through in first hands.
ReeeptsThe following is comparative State
ment of receipts at this market over the Central
Railroad, estimating II to the car: