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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-28
PACIFIC
Mall steamship COmpshy's
THROUGH LINZ
TO OALIFO


TOUCHING AT MEXICAN PORTS.
ARd Carrying the United States Mail.
r EAYE PIER No. e. NORTH liver 6ot al
IL Canal street, At Il O'Clock noon, on the Isl
18th, and 2Ist Of every NORTH (exeept when Ties
DAYS fall on Sunday, sad then OF the preceding 81
urdayL for ASPiNWALL. connecting, via Psnsrf
from Psusms fOT SAN FRANClsCJ, touching
ACAPULCO.
MARCH.
Ist-ARIZONA. connecting with GOLDEN CITY
lOth-HhkRY CHApNCkl, connccIng With CO.
2ist-Nkw YORK, connecting with CONsTITy-
IlON
Departures Of LIST and 2lst connect at Psusm.
with Steamers for SOUTH PACIFIC PORTS. Ibo-s
OF Let touch At MANZANlLLC.
rHaoUaH PASSAGE RsIEs N CURRENCY.
FIRST Cabin Second Cabin. steersgs.
$500. S2OO. 500.
A discount Of n QUARTER nom steamer
Rates allowed 70 second cabin aud AZ eraze pas eu
gers, Nlth families. Also an allowance OF NJ
QUAKER on through rates 10 clergymen AMI
their families, and school teachers; soldiers hayug
honorable discharges, HALF FARE.
Oue Hundred Pounds Baggage allowed escr
sdult Baggsge-Masters accompany baggage
through, and attend 70 ladies and children without
male protectors. BsRgsgs received on the d5-s
day before sH ing. nom ste mbosts, railroads. al
passengers Who prefer 70 send down cary.
An experienced surgeon on board. MedioHesai
attendance free.
vii be placed on the line January la
1850, to I'm rom NEW ORLEANS to AsPINWALL
For Passage Tickets or furtber information. 40.
ply at the Jompany's ticket Office, on he Whs-
Foot Of Canal Street, Moth River, New York
dec2s-sm
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No. ZIG.

NOR SlLE-A small FIsms House, lot 23KTO, on
fnc5 E-.5.
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No. 235.

FOR RENT-FHsen Acres Of good I and. al sfst
i~ol-gste on Gallauu PiHe.
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In Chancery at McMlnnyille, Tenn.
FtHalAsl htLEsl 80
". Brewer, complainant
- | Il. E--

/" y NIVHtIl UULFIHlIII--
". In. Bill.
\ this cause, It appearing 20 the satisfaction Of
Il the Clerk snd Master, rom c~0mplEnants til,
which Is sworn TO. that Alfred Wa son, one Of the
DEFENDANTS, Is y nonresident Of the state Of Ten.
nessee, 80 that the ordinary process Of Law cannot
be served upon HIM; lis therefore ordered that
publication h made, for iour consecutive weeks, in
ne Nashville Union, n ressEaper Published in the
CITY o. Nashville. requiring SAD defendant 70 appear
on the first day Of cur next term Of Court. 20 L
held 10 the town Of McM8nnvie, Tennessee, on the
folrth Monday IN March next 10 plead, snswer or
oemur 20 c0mpislnsnts BIZ, OF The same Nil be
taken Tot confessed, a. % him, aud SGT for hearing
eI parte. J.. MORFORD g
lehas-w4N BY J. c. BILFs, DC
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We NE Undersigned, have this day adopted the
shove rates for advertising, 70 which We bind ouY.
selves strictly 10 Adhers.
NASHVILLE UNION PRINTING co.
JOHN WALLACE, for the D4sDaLea.
BARRY, WINHAM a co. for PresA.
BALL. JONES a CO., for Gazette.
MAEENILLE. ~. Eanf- q 1873
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20k A DAFi AgsBis wanted q ss1 anss
Ro aud Woadsriu SEWING kACHlNE
Tie elg ebeSp one hcsRssd. Address SEAS 4
CLARK Biddsosa, kAsa.
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800 Of 1000 Acres,
No. 2I4

EOR SALES Acres good Garden Land; Brick
II House Of tao rooms and kitchen; smoke
house. Within forty steps OF the house one Of the
best spout springs 10 the oouutrg. Two miles from
Nashville, on the Vaughn Pike, between Mr. Ne
Ferun 8 aud Mr.. l.. Truths. Price IS. zoo ons hsli
cash, balance ID one year. Appyto
Ii. G.. SCOVEL
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IN Chaneery 81 MeMinnEille, Tenn.
fAHkuAhA hCLLs, 1855.
Cyrus Biliugsly and Isaac Punlle, Adm'n.

"
n ?. Crane whose whereabouts is unknown.
IN TINS cause, 10 appearing 70 the Clerk snd Mss-
Ir' nom andsvt, thst The shove named desen-
dsnts whereslouts = unknown; Il 3 therefore
oraered that publcsuon be made for four success
sYe weeks IN the Nashville Union. . newspaper
p~aolshed II the etT 81 Nashville, Tennessee, re-
Quung the said defendant 10 appear on the srSt
day Of our NEXT Court. 70 Be held A. McNinuvtie
on the fouuh Monday ~ March, lss6. then and
tnefe 70 plead. answer or demur 10 complaiuaut's
81, OF the same Wi Be tzken1or confessed against
hun and set for hearing en- psrie.
u. MoRFORD, GAM.
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No OH

TUE ERWIN HOUSE Tor Le,se-This e one
o. we largest Hotels r Nssavllls, hssing arfv
rooms, and 10 an excellent iocs8ty, ard uitheI
dciag good business. TIE furniture q the house
VI e sold az appraised nrees snd hotel lessad
q $500 per aunlm, Nr four years from Janusry
lsb ls5b. Appiyt0
IT.. 6. sCOVEL.
Real Estate Agent ONE Capitol Avszse Aad Psrk
Street.
once and resiience, corner Park street. Al CsD-
hol Avenue, oPPosit3 esstfroGi q stats Capitol.
JANIS
Fer any q the shove meudonsd proparfy apply
70 n, O. SCOKEEs
REAL EsTATz AGENT,
Corner q Pax Street. E1d oEpiol AFsnus, oppoEi
kAss tFont q Ne sats oAPfsoL
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In Chancery at McMinnville, Tenn.
FEBRUARY RULES, 1891.
1 Il goadpazture. compIsipgpt,

y d UUVIpNaIuIWI NVHlIW@IUllN7
vs..
The Widow and Heirs offs GTeenhslgh, decd.
IN this cause, it appearing to the Clerk and Mas
Ter that the widow Of 3. Greenhslgh, decd, Mary
Greenhalgh, James Greenhslgh, and Julia Green
belgn, he r. Of s. Greenhaigh, deceased, are
non-resldents Of The State OF Tennessee. 30 that the
ordinary process Of law cannot be served upon
them:
1t ID therefore ordered that pubicst on be made
for four successive weeks, ia the Nashville Weekly
Union, a newspaper published in the city of Nash.
vile, tennessee, requiring said de endSnts to sp
pear on the frs day Of our mex Court, 70 be held
at McMlnnUile, on the Attn Mondsy IN March, 1896,
to answer compliments bill, or the same viii be
t ken for confessed and set for hearing exparte IS
70 them. J.F. MORFORD, C. NJ.
isblO-W4t" By J c. BICs, d. Q.
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In C~hancery at McMinnville.
FEBRUARY RULES, ls6s.

NJ. Il Gw5n, complainant
vs. I'm 4 af gU
Edmond Pendleton, defendant
IN this cause it appearing 10 the satisfaction Of
The Clerk and Master, from affidavit, that DEFENDANT
Pendleton Il q non-resident OF the state Of Ten.ez
see, 40 that The Ordinary process Of law cannot be
served upon him: TIN therefore ordered that pub
hcauon be made, for four consecutive weeks. 10 the
NsshUheU Union, q newspaper PUBLISHED N the city
OF Nashville, Tennessee, requiring sad dtfsndsnt
% appear OF the first day Of our next Court, 10 be
held az McMinnWlle, sth Monday IN March. IsG6,
20 plead, answer OF demur 70 com-planant's bin. or
me sane vii be tskea for confessed, as 10 hir1, and
setior hesrn g exParie. if. MORFORD CAM.
ieuzl-W4te ByJ. B. Bu.Es, b.. c.
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q GOLD AND SILVERGeE
PA WATCHES. PA

GETS Silver Ware, Diamond Sets and Rings, Eng
y lish Silver Cruet Stands, Butter Coolers, Dinner
and Tea Service, Pianos, Sewing Machines, Vest
Chains, Brace ets, Locksts, Gold Pencils, Sets Of
JawarV tp AZ
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No. 234.

FoR sALE-oue Of Chickering'S Fine Pianos.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-07-03
Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, June 29.-CoFFEE.-Bsrk Raglet from
Rio, arrived to-day, with 4409 bags Western account
The market continues dull We report sales yesterday
and to-day of $50 bags prime Rio at gold
Stock in first hands rs. $40 bags -
CoTToN-There is but little demand sales being con-
fined to the immediate wants Of spinners and prices
close quiet at decline for the week of cent all
grades of Uplands We quote follows: for ordinary
so cents good ordinary 3S cents, low miing cens
middling 81 CENTS aud good middling 40 cents.
cepts this week $50 bales. Stock estimated at 5000
bales Of all kinds - ~. y .'..l ,.-'r t1. :
FLouh-The market continues heavy, with strong
disposition TO SELL and prices favor buyers particularly
for common grades. We have only to report to-day 200
bbs good Northwestern Extra at sill aral lot
fair do at $40 80 per bb Northwestern Supers range
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Arrivals by SITS. Moneka and Saragossa.

nRs: RAoUL LYNAH HAVE RECEIVED BY THE
~ above steamers large and select supply of PER-
FUMERY AND FANCY ARTICLES. ALSO, CONaRESS
EMPIRE AND COLUMBIA WATERS. and a full assort.
ment OF PATENT AND OTHER MEDICINES.
June 20
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Stock on hand and shlpboard not ceared 49, 792
MONETARY AND FINANCIAL.
GoLD-The market has been very unsteady during the
week the fluctuations, however were not quite so vic.
the to Se on 100
SILvkR-There is but little doing-ranged from l3O
the week at l4s to 1855.
New York sight is dull In early part of the week
~ was sold at par to discount-cosed firm at par to
New orleans steady all the week at about par.
both foreign and coastwiae little doing IN both dtSs
dons at quotations as follows: To Liverpool I'D coast
Wise, &c by sailing vessels.
New Orleans Market.
NEW, ORLEANS, June 27-CoTroN We have no i'm.
proyement to notice in tho demand, while prices had
continued to rule In iayor Of buyers although without
any quotabe reduction. The sales comprised $50 bales
taken by six ouyere We continue to quote ordinary
to s6c; and middlng at SO s9c An offer OF $50 was
refosed for pretty even running list Of low middmg
sTATEMENr COTTON
Stock on hand 1st September, 1865. . bsles. s3.2sa
Received pTsVSnsy scx SeG 10, ,o.
8l5,74s
Cleared previo 48l-7O9 4el
SUGAR AND MonassEs-oniy two barrels Moisssss
have been received from the since
Sugar There is little Louisiana Sugar or Moiasse
The market is at stand atil however and only yery
small retail business is doing at lao per lb for fair
for yellow clarified and lsH for white clarified Cuba
sugar s retailing a Is to 13o per lb for No. H. lIo for
No H. and 1870 to l6c for No Is. Cuba Moasses is
FRErGHTs-The freight market continues very dull
Doth foreign and coastwise There is little going
for -four by sail for New and Boston cent per Id
5or cotton and 80 cents ID bbl -four by steam
cotton. ~ f'' ~ -'-
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white 15f cents; white l5h cents; extra 15I,c;
yellow lislc perlo for 20 bbls Z advance on
these figures.
sYRup-Batimore Company's Golden ia quotei at
20 cents aud Maryland Compauys at 90 cents per gal
loD
SALr-In anticipation of tho increased duty holders
arc reluctant to SILL at previous quotations At tho pre-
sent market rates there is loss to importers OF ao
cargoes and Increase Of 40c per sack gold as
plated by tho new BILL must for timo oectusl
prohibit importatons.
WHIsKEY-We hear of and IL ia din
cult to name quotation.
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PHILADELPHIA Market.

PHILADELPHIA, June 28-BARK-Tanners' bark IL
selling at sic to Is cord Quercitron in good de
mand; "a hhds of lat No sold at S35 per ton.
CcTroN-Prces arc without change, but tho market
Is dull ll5 bales of middngs sold In lots at from 80
40c per ID for uplands and New Orleans.
GRocERIEs-Sugar aud coffee dull and unsettled,
owing to the fluctuations In gold, and hear Of nc
sales of either worthy Of notice.
FLoUR.-The market COZ tuues very dull there being
little or no demand for shipments; most buyers pur.
chase in small lots to supply Immediate wants; about
900 bbls sold to the homo trade at prices ranging as fol-
lows
Northwestern superhne. ................ S725 OF 7o
SoItnMest 20 oU 09V oO
Northwest extra family. $40 50G0lI u
Pennsylvania and Western super6ne So 25 9s so
Pennsylvania and Western extra ,...,. 50 M1O
Pennsylvania and Western extra family. SlI 6I36O
PennsylVana and Western fancy. Sl4 OFT
ts!o nut % 70 0go6O
rehpsyiSana corn me meRl................. - 9D8.26
Brandywne corn m al. 81 70 04.B0
SBAN.-The market iS nearly bare OF choice red
wheat, and other kinds wanted; o sae Of TOO
bushels old Michigan red made al So 05. Rye Is
quito and quoted at 81 70 to so. Corn is very quiet
with sales OF 1900 bushels yellow at ST. Oats steady
s "a to TOO for Pennsylvania 79c Delaware and 60
to ESQ for Western 1000 bushels Western sold the
latter rate.
PRov1sIoNs-The demand continues limited, but
prices remain about the Same last quoted. Small
saos making at s3l to 50 80 per Dbl for ew mess
pork 20 to 26c per ID for plain and fancy bagged hams
10 to zoe for picked do; and l6o per ID for salt
shoulders Lard ia held at 22 to 23o per prime
SEEDS Glover seed continues In fair demand small
sales of prime reported st So per "a lbs Timothy
sales Flaxseed Is In demand ut So so per buBhel.
WHIsKEY-Oontinues very quiet, with small sales of
Pennsylvania bbs at 50 "a TO and Ohio So to
2 20 per gallon,
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fair do $40 80 per bb Northwestern supers range
m from 81 up nsrds as to Quality Our quotations. though
Howardstreet super and Ont Extra. IS 9.75 a 10 25
Howard Street sS Grades Rcaina g IS 50 50
Howard street Family y.................14.6O@ Ia. 80 a 1850
Ohio Super and Cut Extra. none
Ohio Extra shipping. 1850 a 1160
Ohio detailing. ..12 80 a 1850
Northwestern Super. o M g iS9S SSS
Northwestern Extra. ra.................1 TO- so a. H. 81
CITY Mills Shipping brands Extra .......19oO a iISS
SnMors Si1y ms ssanaSIa W0eSs Edt nssnas H. 1oS
Baltimore higa grade Extra 80 "a 0000
Corn MenI-oity Mills and 62s 2s
The following are the inspections Of Flour and Meal
In the city of Baltimore for the week ending june 49,
City Mills 5o5S bbls and 90 bali bbls Ohio s2s7 bSs,
and Family, 4st bbs1toal Wheat Flour. 1896 bbls
and 46s bols Corn Meal. - =
GRAIN-The market was again dull for Wheat q little
other lot out Of at for old crop Is
demand. the mills now running grinding but spar.
there is no disposition to purchase at present Prme
and choice Winter redr have fallen about 4Oc per bus b..
oorneiuo bushels white and $500 bushels yellow re-.
ceIVed demand good and prices for both 10 beter
yow s 5ISo TO- o.
bushe only 3o8 bushels at the inside Agure Oats-g0O
few hundred bushels at 67 e9c Western is in large
supply and dull 1000 bushels sold private terms;
MoLAssEs.-The market IS quiet prices same as yes.
trday; to-day Of 50 hhds Cuba at 65o and 70 pun.
chez M Bagsh Island ut 600. p gallon Stock compo.
sed 6O4 hhds, 40 tcs and 8s6 bbs Cuba; 284 hhdo
Porto Rico, and 70 do English Island.
MILL FERD.-We quit, Brown Stuffs 25@28 cents;
Middlings 4o@45 cents, and Extra do 6o@6b cents q
busheI.
Pnov1sross-There was some inquiry for largo lota
OF Bacon and Bulk Meats and sales could have been
fected for Bacon at q to c below the pro est obbng
prices of Shoulders and Sides. The demand from 10 :
bers continues good and prices very Arm at 1000
cents, md clear Sides 21c Bulk Meats quoted
at 15l1@155c for Shoulders and i8I19l8Ho for Sides.
Meas Pork held at ss4 % bb at which prlce the last
sale made. Lard we quote sieady but inactive at
22HG123c Western ties. and 22c q ib for City tcs
HIcg.-With little no inquiry we quote the market
duh at 1901 2Ilc for Carolina. and 10@10lc for RAN
goon.
sUoAR-Wo report sr1es OF 40 hhds choice Porto Rico
at 13 cos; 90 do Demorara vacuum pan at l6A cents
Also 80 hhds Porto Nico IL cents; 10 do do at IA
cents 26 do Cuba at TX cents. and 90 do per
H. There is more inquiry, and prices hfm at quota
tons. stock to-day 0l0o hhds 6i24 boxes and .476
bags Of all kinds
REFINED UaAns-Rehners further reduced thoir
prices to-day. viz crushed, powdered and granulAted
1e1 cents; s,ft crushed white 16K oents; circle
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WuIsKEY-Sales 90 bbls Western at So &c per gallon
Bonded is offered at S2c per gallon. without finding
buyers.
FREIGHTs-For liverpool thcro were taken SC 500
bushels Corn at AKA to Cd by sailing vessel aud Cd
Oh by steamer bushels also. 1000 boxes Cheese by
steamer, at 20s per ton For London 10 900 bushels
Corn at OK to Cd per busne For Glasgow 1900 bushels
Corn, by at amer, at Gkd per bushel. For Cork and
orders. thrco vessels with Corn at 5s per quarter
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'onniEnees por South Carolina RniIroud
July and e.

1lS balcs Cotton. % bales Mdze sc bbls Roain Furn
ture, DO. To Rev d. smythe, Nayior, Wagner II
mcE;iroy; Austin Andrus d Co. q Logau, Cameron,
Barkloy Co, w Minott Adams Frost 4 Co, Chsolm
Bros. Williams Fuller. II Walter & Co. A
Getty Go. Thnrston & Holmes Wsrdlaw & Carew, j
II Emery, j Wiss < Co. B Sloan, l. Jeffers Co,
w w Smith, 9 w Williams Co, Willis 4 Chlsolm W
EasteTby, Hunt Bros, Horsey. Ayerill Il Son. j
King Co. ID d Cohen, II Goldsmith Son, ] Marshall
Jr. l. zeigler, Street Bros 90. II Rodgers Co. W
Brookbanks, O'Nelll, j & Dawson d + Fleming &
Co. Saunders, Beckmsn & p.
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THE DARLINGTON SOUTIEKNER.
rJ1HE SOUTHERNER rs PUBLISHED REGULARLY
| every FRIDAY MORNING, at Darlington Court
House, 8. O., by JAMES NJ. BROWN, and Edited by r..
W, BO ID, ESQ. 1t has just commenced its SEVENTH
VOLUME under very hattering auspices II is largo
sheet ia printed on the best OF paper and the publisher
ls determined to spare neither labor nor expense In
making It worthy Of the largest patronage. Having
good and rapidly growing circulation among the Plant
Gro and Merchants Of Darlington District and ,tha
Pee Dec country It offers strong Inducements to
Merchants and othera deslrous OF making themse
snoun nrough the medium Of advettsement--
February B
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NOTICE.
OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL,

- JUNE AZ, 1855.
nWNERs OF HACKNEY COACHES, CARRIAGES
" AND OMNIBUSRS, other th' Line Omnibuses
arc hereby notified TO call this orce and obtain tn
Rates OF Fare printed In card form the purpose
having tho Same placed In conspicuous place In such
vehicles for the benefit OF all concerned The secon
section OF the ordinance IL pnblahed ror information
SECTION 2-The rates Of fare esta shed by this or.
dlnance. printed In the form OF o with the name
OF the owner or owners printed thereon examined and
certified by the Mayor Of tho city shall be attached
some conspicuous place on tho inside Of every omnibus
carriage hack plying for hire and hereby
imposed ne OF Ave 10y dollars for every neglect OF the
same, to be paid by the owner owners of such omni
bus, carriage or hack.
By order OF the Mayor. W. n. SMITH
june u 3 Oierk OF Council
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Passengers.

Per steamer Emile. from Savannah, via Beaufort
Miss Barnett. Miss Holmes, Miss Tracey, Mrs Rich
ardson, Mrs Apple and son, Kolp, Francis Peice
Lubs, u Fl Williams, Rev O'Connel F SAWYER n
Cunningham, Frpp. and in storage
Per steamer Pilot Boy, from Savannah, via Hilton
Head and Beaufort-Capt Ferguson Il A Towees II
Lowell aud In steerage
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THE SUBSCR,IRER.

SOLICITS PATRONAGE IN THE FOLLOWING ME-
y CHANiCAL WORKS, to wit: Repairs Weighing
Scales Letter Presses Printing Presses makes and re-
pairs Hosting Machines for Stores; makes all kinds OF
Wrought and Steel Ploughs. with without stocks Also
general run OF BLACKSMITH WORK; also Wheel.
wright Work In general. ARCH'D MLLEIsH
tn .nC, Nh 4
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PORT CALENDAR.
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CHARLE STON.
Arrived Yourordnu.
ooRnEOTED WEEKLY

Arrived Yesterday. July 2
Schr Wapella, Paysen, New York. 8 days. Corn, Oats
and Mdze. To shaokeford Fraser. Werner Ducker,
ter's House, Wagner, Heath & Mon $685. II Jager f
Bernhardy, Gerdts Co, Adams Frost & Go, Raoul
Lynah. Charleston Gas Co. Olney 90, Bollmann
Bros. w Kinsman, and Order.
Schr Wenonah, TALL Baltimore. days from the Capes
Corn To T j Kerr 90.
sohr Dunderberg. from Cooper River. 500 bbIs Lime
To Trout & Amsbury.
schr Mary D Haskell. HaakelI, Rockport, Me, days.
Ice. To Trout & Amsbury.
Steamer Emile. Adair. Savannah. via Beaufort
Mdze. To Motto A Pr lngle, W o'NeiI, and others
Steamer Pilot Boy, Payne Savannah via Beaufort 6c
Mdze. To Fereuson Holmes, Craig, Tuomey & Go, q
Ward. P Hnsell, Adams Express Co.,
BELOW.
Brig Cyclone, from Boston.
From this Port.
Steamship O Knight, Hollins, Baltimore June 30.
Cleared for this Port.
schr Lsth Rich, Bontof. at New York, June 20.
Sailed for this Port.
Ship Ida Lilly, MinoH from Liverpool June IA.
Conslgnees per schr H Burnett. from New York-o
Averiu & Son, Kerr & Co. Trout & Amsbury W
Easterby, Quackenbush, Railroad Agent Werner
q Duofer " Williams 90. R d White, A Cook
Barber Wylie.
ConEgnees per schr franklin, from Boston-M Ogil.
vie, r W Gale Co. " Russell, D Silcox Railroad
Agent 81 West Son, W HARRISON Il Son. r Mar.
shall. q w Clark 90, II L Butterfeld z Cowper.
thwait. Helms.
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The Daily News.
TUESDAY MORNING, JULY 8, 1866.
COM Nj IiLR(IIAL.
The Charleston Cotton Market

Tho cotton market was quiet yesterday, and It WAS
difficult to make sales except at q decline. There was
about 40 bales disposed of at 50 cents for midng 2s
cents for low mddng, and 25 cents per for repacked
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Memphis Market.

MEMPHIS, juno 29--CorroN.-The market yester
day continued dull and inactive, with INQUIRIES and
little Offering. Holders waiting for better prices
Buyers In few forced to concessions to
the day were small We learned Of the following sales
18 bales bliddling OF $50; l6 at 33ko 81 bales Low
Middling at 81 10; 10 bales Ordinary 28c and 10
'balea Good Ordinary at 29c. The New York noon dis
patch reported the market dull and nominal and
heavy at 37@38c at 1850 the market was dull and uu
changed. We give the quotations as follow :,