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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-19

CHICAGO, oct IS.-The Hon Schuyler Colfax and
Judge Wilma ID. Kelley o. Philadelphia arrived IN
Springfield tls morning to engage III the canvass IL this
ktate.
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sCHUYLER C.LFAx AND JUDGE KELLEY TO STUMP tt
STATE
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MASSACHUSETTS.
MINNESOTA.

We belicre that every Radical candidate is sure Of
election.
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EIghth ks-cr siy. Dtstrict or.slrprbIlc.r-A.-,

Eighth Asscr bfy~ Dfsrrict tnior. RrpsblicsrAs-,
TITS FpissyI EVTsSo ~ 9fnns Bssl NJ. "a Oisnds
Several eminent viii s4t,ss t- mre'in Republican,
rs4ly srer.lh. JUN - AAALh iftsliht
JosyPR Bacon ta.,.t. i.I n .I ..fH HE
JAAss AcCoRp 'l !. u. -. .-t-a.... -
tenth wsrc Jshnson ks.oeia mp, BToo1yu, %, .B
fsb6.-The Hon WILLIAM MARVIN. ErGsvetar stf ~ >
Senator eect FROM kossA hen. o. " AOHD cot sq lea
J. q. shUhAkER will adlre~s the rnsns OF bf0OAy ssfhs
wiswun. Oour'ts- Ttils EVENING ssoeiysSS. p,4
-.H.. JI-DOUOLAoS, Fre'i1sa-
B. LEvcH. }sse.-,s,,.,
J.hrAAsARA , '''-'' -. LL-.A
Fourteenth Assembly Dstrici,rrA sle,ug Of che EeaI
Assembly Dtfc' Union Association vii b. he'd on fboA
EVENING, Oct 49, 1874. ct No. li2 Es bei&on
Third and Fourth RsnctuA sdsadSnce i requr.tsd
BENZ. MERRITT. Prsatss
NineiecB,h .Arse1nby Di.trist~-ibs FEI1pN. AND
hod ~ .uiar Metropolitan Dali Lsyis Itb
ave, Manhattan Sils, FRIDAY EVENING, l9h Inst, 4 "
rego@isd ssGai
expected 70 address Clab WILL An hLhLs ar PTsodrsi
JSO G. GsAI q Secretary,
Tyyentirth As.easiy Dstrist Republicans tn seH Atss-
Regular Meeting o. ssosston VA es hsa AZ hso
oIsrsrrs Dnrsn Thrdavs Finf ninth snfi skteth-
sts, THIS tFrdny EVENING. flgt. ID ut " gel9eA,
-- JlEE5 W. CoLVER rFesidont
ALKxASDr BAix. secretary
~ H Repabliean Ursea N 9ninaiios plf
FOR CONGkEass
IXb Dist ct esh Ainrtessth and ~ snty soeoHa'" s'ds
Vt WILLIAM a. DANLISb
Rally Nelson Taylsr.-rhe cIzrns Of IT, Vih Con
crrssions strict m fvo d tbs return OF preset abe Repro
sentative Ia no Councils OF the Nation.
IN r..r GEN. NELSON TAYLOR, na- -.r
invited A~mbe at klliEs Hotel Nos N srs7D Esser -,
near Broom. o. FRIDAY FSENING. GA I9.a So6baf ri
,ysk~ including a. TAYEog- wp be aeseAl ani sd-
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UNION MEETINGS.

RKPURLICkS USIOs STA CONHrrrKx-
HDohs, METsoPoLiTh H0rhL NRv ofN
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Union Ilrpubiicaz Nomination.
GoR THIRTY. NINTH AND FuRTIETn CONGRESS-.
THIRD DISTRICT
Couprins Id "a 18th, Stu Ith, Sch. LIN ish 18th. a ]A
WaaA, BROOKLYN
SIMEON b.. GHITTENDEN.
Unian Re pu siican Nomination.
FOR REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS-.
Sixth Cong DISCREET, 9th eSh md 18th vsagds
CHkRLyS =. SPENcsR
ROB8Sf IRWIN. 0hatrss..
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With DISTRICT MCKB0S A3sEMTLY.COEvB NTlON
TIE McKe0n Assembly Convention for the VIllth
District nominated Henry ls.ns. or m.ubcT VI ass nby Last
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CHARLEsTon
Arrived wednesdoy


c steamship Adele Hall Baltimore "a hours 10 the Bar
"a 5aker Co d Silcox. Klatte & Co. stenhouae 4
Go. G Ieidenan & Co, Ohsolm Bros King & Cassi
dey w i,tefens & Co, II aerdts & 90 r n Mcnowei,
eOo, w y Ihton, Kreasel L LornR jose Lara n A
Amme aeriott & Bro, G Mofett, Fraser 4 Dill Nor
GeSSi T % 20 Marscher, 0hapin Co. II Cobia Co
90. Bischof, J Fishor. Kenneth Gibson Wpnt q
9Ios FE schroeder, Fehrenback, Werner & Ducker
a Cook q Go, Grsver, Cart Kopff a Jervev n ~
Averiu Bon, w Dukes & Co. Charleston Gas ~ ~
teras. @1Ato' on cape HAT
ce steamer Pilot Boy. Payne, Georgetown O. bales
Sor.on l4u Dols Spirits Turpentne, &c To Fer1naon
q Holmes. shackelford & Fraser, and others. eN''A
Steamer Dictator. CoIeter Palatka via Jaokaonv,,r
fernand1na and Savannah. IL bales Cotton ar ho-s
9ieze oo neaa Catte, bales Hides, III sacks Meal To
= G o. kirkpatrick Hunt Bros, Pinckney Broa p
Elson. n, Inspector Of Lighthouses Beattie T n
Aissn sta,ns 20 southern Express Co, Robson.
hosln, IL bbls Spirits Turpenne, bales Cotton 10
70 10 ferguson Holmes. mowry 90, Adams, Frost G
Co' Dr Brown 90, and others.
Cleared Yesterday. IJnrv x
Lis Chsolm. ~ Wiz
Went to Sen Yesterday EJn,v x
Steamship Emily B souder. Lockwood, Now York.
span brig Pacs, Orta, Barcelona.
span brig Pedro Antonio, RosiB Barcelona
sohr Lilly, Francis, Boston, via st Helena g O.
From this Port.
Steamship @Qaska. MsraApt4pv pvaHis1 aH1y yG6erty
UP for this Port.
scnr Coast Pilot, Goodall, at New York. July 2
Cleared for this PORT
sohrs WarinR, Smith, at New York. July a.
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PaaHengers.

Wehaton ts1tp sitp + souder, for New York-T W Ievia
dren Cant FII, = Cuttino. Mrs Miller and chill.
I'm Tho etcare ana lady, in the second cabin and
Regiment Ta6o V so the Soth and 18th
Fer steamship Adele from nniti,g ig @ mohe;
Per- stsamnr anr pIni Children Mrs Gregg Mrs Paine
want and 10 in stcerage '''' ehidren and SER
Per steamer Dictator from, p,,,,. t
selna4dina ana Savannah-Mrs Coxetter and q hU i1
Aiken and son Uo's!ISr yr oNeill, Boiling,
@ mon' "a wilson, Q Ii Doucin. F Smith. q ~ ZAP .
n, pi No p9t'ie, White. McGee, O q Waller r n
Fane, spain, Dr Whaley, Sankn W T Ho,dgss
n5nah' Mnniganlt w Rasor, Mrs Rasor. Mia,
GiaIh h w Jenkins, @ NJ Brogues VIM Bates W r.
~ mrs Ledoetter, nurse aud child Mss Stool
!, ~ dere9ion. MIR and Mrs solomons " W Wbite'
Al hays, Taggat, Day, Gsdsden Jr Mrs q t;aSe.
"en' children and nurse Il tephons q r Fitzsinn
ons, brown, Glover. B Lamar. Farley.
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LIST OF SHIPPING
In the Port OF Charleston. .JuIv r rhee

VESSELS UNDER 1O0 TONS AND STEAMERS coAsrrNe
WITHIN THE STATE, KxoEPTRD.
STEAMSHIPS.
Quaker CITY, 1143 tons, West at Adgers wharyes for
New York, loading. ................. Rayenel 4 "a
Adele. - tons. Hall, at Brown & Co.'S whifves. for
President Fillmore, 894 TONS Luce. at Atlantic Univ.
for Liverpool. loading. Wills b Gb,soIrs'
Amelia, 6ss tons, Conner, at Boyce COS wbaruaa
Tor Liverpool, loading John Fraser a 90
BARKs
Mary Br) 800 tons, Macomber, at vanderhorst's Whit
Ange Guardiene Frl, 4s6 TONS Bjou, at Accommoda
ton wharf, from Havana, waiting. j A Ensow A 90
Wright, Jr 2S5 TONS Linnakin in Ashley River for
Palma majorica, loading. .....:...........W Han.
Redwood tBrl ssi TONS Lowry at Gas Company whit,
Addie Decker 449 tons, Penne Ashley River for The
hio DC Ia Plnta, loading .Breet Bros a. Co
BRIGs.
Knight, 2o3 tons. Blasdel at Benefits yharyes.
oycone aaa tons HnaEs NJ Can "a. Co.
Boston, discharRing. Ring............,..hfa hfaster
Potomac l48 tons. Snow Ivannah Steam Packet WIFI
ior wilmington, N @, ready. 49, Trout & Amsbury.
soHOoNERs. .
AIDA $50 tons Adams, at Central wharves for Phiia-
Swan. iOT tons, Mitchei at Brown & Cos whnrye9. W
from Baltimore loading. ....... Street Bros Oo
Wide World. 261 tons Hidreth, at AdRer's wharyeg.
from New York dtHcharging. .............W W Roach
Wapea 2tS tons. Paysen, at Kerrs wharves from New
Mary Haskell, sos TONS Haskell at Patton's wharf
from Rockport, Me. discharging Trout Amsbury
"enonah tons TAN, at Kerr's wharf, from Baltimore
Ocean Belle 1is toms Emery at Farchiid's wharf from
Bath, Me, discharginR. ...........aA A Locke o.
J Burnett l48 tons, Wilson, at Kerrs wharf. from
new YORK. discharging. g............H Baker & Co.
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Oonsigueos por South Carolina railroad
--s.- zga-I'z July 4 md T6. .'IEstI. l-s!rI

101 bales Cotton ia Dalss Mdze, 81 bags GRAIN 10
bbg Spirits Turpentine cars Lumber Furniture and
sundtfea. To q walter & 90. Janney & Toiieson, A
sJ Perry n Caldwell 4 Soma CIV Williams & 90, "
Cameron, Barkley q o.: W q Dnkes 90. p Cohen,
Adams, Front 90, Poroher Henry, Moran, J sher.
pauf D Lal6ue, n Bischof 90. J. 0okely. A Won Doh
len. Tat b Rowland, J 81 Bisley.H Boylston, q "
CLARK 90, Hity, Austin B .AIbeo, l. a Zeigier,
welllng, Ebaush . Ms,lonee, p Applef. D iI.l n. =.
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The Daily News.
FRIDAY MORNING, JULY G, 1866. .
COMMERCIAL.
Exports for tho Week ending July 8.

FOREIGN.
oAHGELCNA-Per Span brig Pedro Antonio-S7 bales
Upland Cotton, $500 Oak Stsyes. Per Span brig
Paca-167 bales Upland Cotton
CoAsTw1sE.
NEW YORK-Per steamship Saragossa-459 bales IJp
land Cotton, 8 bnles Cotton 2O2 packages Fruits
and vegetables 20 bales Domestcs, 90 bbls Rosn
206 boxes Sugar AZ packages Tobacco $50 packages
Sunares, ana Horse. .Per steamship Emily
Souder-1S9 bnles Cotton rs bales Yarn SIS barreis
Rosin, 81 boxes Peaches, 175 packages Melons al
Packages 10 Empty Bbls, SO bundles Paper 80
boxes Sugar. ' w
BOSTON, MAs5-Per schr Lnly-44 bules Cotton, 14s
6ois hosn. 20 tons Old Brass Copper, &c. IL bales
Paper, AZ bales Rngs, bales Rope, and about I25
tons Old 1ron to be taken In at st Helena SO,
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Inc common and medium grades of State ard wsst
advance dSao SSs at s. so7 ~ ss saGs9
supsrs 81 1928 65 for Extra sate ss fr choice
Is 66 for extra western sis 750Ie rs Sar J 90 oo
western and st Louis Also French Flour At equal 70
Southern Flour rather armer so,os ooo ,,,,,. -.
so@ll 10 for supers; Sill 76@1e rs for Fancy and
Canada Flour 100 bo,tor Sales 4so bb,, ., .oe
. 20 nor common; 50 s5@lS IS for Good to Ghoies
Bye Flour was firm at SO 10 to so for Elmo and s,
Corn Meal was nrm but quiet Sales 500 hills 81,
% 20 Tor Jersey, and Sc 26 for Brandywipe o' Nv
being to per below hSao nna the
Ifihing sales we're made at 50 10 to so for MlwSnk
Corn was active and rather armor saes $40 ooo
bushels including Unsound Mixed at 50 to $40; GOOD
a. sec Southern White at 81 TO- New Orleans MiT
600 bushels mainly Chicago 90 to 6so bn pend
Ing Iowa at 7Oc State at &c., closing the best Chi
Rye was quiet but firm. Sales 5000 bushels Western
Barley was duh and nominal
Barley Malt was inactive
PRovrsroNs-Pork a shado Armer but ipac,jvs
New TSIo S TO a 5 s9s S 50 for @ 9%
Prime $40 for New do. Also 800 bOla Now Mess buyer,
Lard was dun and heavy. Sales $50 bbls and tea at
to aO a0a S 2i for Fair TO Prime
Outmeats rather drooping-ISH to i5,<o for Drv
Sailed Sailed and Picked shoulders l71 to 1876 for Dry
Live Hogs 10 better with receipts of only 2Oc0 for
two dsys-sales at 10k to 10Ao. 1''
Beer was dull but very frm Sales 800 bbls ut IL To
S2i for Rspacked Western Mess and al TO $40 for
Extra do. ~ S-' Aoi
Terce Beef quiet at 81 to $s4 for Prime Mess s5 to
S98 ior India Moss. w "
Beef Hams quiet and nominal.
Butter was firm at 23 to $40 for Western and obio.
AZ to SIC for sate 80 to 400 for Orange County pas
Cheese waa in good demsnd at to 100 for 6ho 10 to
18o for State; II to 21c for Fsotory-Insde ~ w
OoRFEE was quiet and dropping. Ths only aa,es zera
$50 baga Rio skimmings at Sk cents cold in bona
and 90 bags Conta Rtca at 2s11o. currency.
GrO0 nrn
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Now York Market.
MONEY MARKET,


The New York World Of Tuesday, July q, saya:
The money market continues abundantly supplied
with ioanable funds In eIcess Of the demand The
general rate on call is four per cent and e1cep onn
OF Ave per cent Commercial paper 10 dis
oonhted mi az hye TO seven per oent.
me weekly bank statement shows an increase of
S1fat0 IN oans and 81 1897 98i In net deposits Tho
IS decreased $706,888 ~ NV 'Pe0io
The dovernment bonds are Arm Five-twenties 1862
soid At lot hve twentes 1885, at ten AZ
sII A and S,s sever. .thirtes at 1os1i to 1885.
t the goaa MARKET To-day was firm, and the lending
rate onesi1teenth to one-eghth per cent The price
SBoneed ts to nss rose to 165 closed
some OF the loading are asking rstaa Above the
market IN order to avoid drawing The quo
and three dsys' sight ITO to 1IUX Franoa on Paris
sixty Saya SICK to 6llH, and three days' sight 61aH
= PRODUCE 'MARKEr -ft-.
NEW YORK, july 2.-CorroN Tho marhAt xraa dn,,
md unchanged, but closed va. rather bettar Saeitna
dIings. S''' Ao' "a'o
BanApsru,rs-were very irregular and ss tho olo,s
unsettled. : ~ ~ '1-'' s'VDo N1D
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New Orleans Market,

NEW ORLEANS. juno ne80.-CorroN-There WAS some
INQUIRY today but mostly at tower prices than factors
YOU'D accept aud the salea coned to 1000 bales
nary having sold ae 29Ao atrot ,od ordinary st 8oo
and strict low middling at 3sX and b. These nRuro1
approximate to our quotations OF Last oyonng Wioh
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Stock in port bales. including 454 800 bales
Trade REPoaT.-The Manchester market was dull but
steady for goods and yarns.
LIvEnpooL BREApsruHFs MARKEr-The 6feadstuffs
marEet generally firm and upwarj, with advance
reports Flour buoyan with an advance Of I'D to la per
barrel; wheat an advance Off to Sd per GENITAL
winter red Southern IL to lis Sd; firm and upward
with an advance OF to Cd per quarter mixed 2es Sd to
29s 3D., white 82ds Cd to s3a.
LIyknpooL PnoyIsroN MARKET.-The provision mar
easier. Bisand, Athya & 90 and others report Beef
hsmer urn and slighty advanced. Pork firm and upward.
nominal Cheese Arm. Tallow active and advanced 2s;
American quoted al A to 45 Cd. Il. -
LdvsarooL PRODUCE MARKET.-The Brokers' Circular
Ashes quiet and sales small OF 29s for Potts. and
Sss 90 tor Pearls. Sugar steady. Coffee fat. Rice
hrmer ana sighty advanced Lnseed quiet and steady
es gd7s 70; American. Spirits Turpentine quiet Pc.
troleum dun,t Is lld@2s for refined. Sperm on, no
Losnos MAnkzr.-(3aring. .)-Breadstuffs buoysnt.
wheat hrm and upward, with nm advance OF s@Is Iron
quiet at fe for rails ad barg and 6ss 0d Scotch pig
quiet Linaoed cakes quie and steady. Spirits Fur.
FSoW arm and upward with =! aus SaSsSs sd
leum quiet at 2s I'd for refined.
LONDON 22d. .EyeniDg.Consola s.ossd at ss xSss for
money. The weekly return of the fank Of R11Iand
shows an increase In bullion Of fs7o. 900.
AMERIoAH sTocKs-United States Five-tn,utisa s6,<
to es; Illinois Central Railroad, tex to 7eH Ssie Rail
- LATEsT-( (Via LiuerpooD.
s.ss bsle noadns TO
lators and exporters The market is buoyant with an
advance Of y to ofs penny, under favorable ad.
ycesfrom India. Mddlins upands are quoted at 1a to
BhEADsrUFEs-The market is inactive. but firm.
PRovIsIoSs-The market 10 quiet and steady,
LoNDos Saturday Evening june 2s.-Consols closed
at 86a to 883S for money.
AMERICAN srooKs-U: 9. Five.twenties, 66H to 6s;
Illinois Central RAILROAD, 76N to 76Xi Erie Rsroad
t0X to Ak. :, a.. ...,- ..- -. 80.
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The comprise 7s bales Boston, 1885 for
New York, and 1872 for Havre
SUGAR AND MoLAssRs-There have not boon any re-
cepts from the coast since yesterday The supplies OF
tho production OF Louisiana very small but those OF
CUBA arc liberal Tho market continues very dull
Ihere was some inquiry however, to-day resulting In
saies OF l6 hhds Louisiana seconds at 16Ac and 100
boxes No. Is Cuba at 1870 per H. The sales of molas
ses were confined to 80 bbs and 90 half bbs Cuba re-
ses were at 600 per gallon which is the retail price
10 f1 sugar retailing at i4c per Id for fair;
and l8Hc for white. Cuba sugar is retailing at Is TO
No. l5 80 @>& 80 N0 'oN
FIR EIGHTs- The Freight market continues very dull
noh foreign and coastwise. There is little going for.
ward at 10 10 for Cotton, and q Tor Flour by
sail for New York and Boston, 2 Is for Cotton and
sue Dbl Tor Flour by steam The rates by sailing
Tobacco. For Havre 10 q ID for Cotton
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THE CHARLESTON nIARKEr.

lFoR TIE WEEK ENDING, THuRRDAY JUNE g. 1861
CoTTON.-Tho past week has been characteri by
very limited business and at times almost an entre
Suspension OF demand for tho staple the declining ten
denc of the New York market and the unsettled
OF European affairs producing indispositon on the
part Of purchasers to operate, and cauping constant
tendency to decline in the price OF the article. On
Friday juno 29 there fair demand and 26O bales
were sold during tho day, OF which 220 were Mddlipg
at &C. per lb and 40 bales Strict Mdding at $50 per
lo tho market closing with prices somewhat easier on
some grades On Saturday there but little demand
only bales ofLow Middlng being sold at SOc per h.
on Monday the market quiet and depressed, only
~ oaies changing hands at sac. for Middling 28c
ior Low middhng, and 25c. per lb for repaoked On
Iuesday the foreign news per Cuba to the 2sd June
was pupDshed, and buyers generally withdrew un til
hey could learn moro particulars OF tho condition of
dhe Liverpool market. The sales which amounted to
about 100 bales taken entirely by one purchaser
on Northern account Low Middng selling at &c. per
10 Wednesday being the 4th Of July no business WAS
HTansaeted' Yesterday there active demand,
mostly for the better grades of which there ia but little
on the market For the common qualities there ia
inquiry and prices relatively lower and moro irreeu
lar The Of the day amounted to about 1856 bales
We quote
JNU Wfdany @-c
MA Mi%,ns Miadnns @-o
stst NJ, @S2c
ssrict middiing .......................8s 9S4o
SEA ISLAND CoTToN-Receipts having nearly ceased
and transactions being suspended. we have no quota
aons to offer.
COTTON STATEMENT.
g. ISld. Upld. Rice
D. It,e On nanu sepS 1, 1850. $50 1910 100
pis iSa t sgpti SotoIune @ az go 62s9 9s6S2 1896
receipts from June 2s to July 4, '66 .6ls -
4o'al neoeipts .66ee 10oss0 1896
exports. s. I'd. Up'd Rice
FROM sept J! 90, 70 June 20, '66. 6495 96052 2775
From June 2s oJuly 8, 1885,. 1866 -
6504 96S17 2776
Total exports. .66o4 e6Sl7 2776
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, July 3.-TUnpENT1NE-Rules ateadv
6 prices Sales Of s46 bbls at 81 06 for virgin
SPIRITS IURPENTrNE-Has declined shade SaIes of
white. ~ oA' P'A Saiion iof
Ros1N.saes Of 2l3 bbls common at 81 co. and 1855 do
NO OF y 60 per bb and ls1 do ut 81 O SIS to rs for
NO % or tae and 81 90 to foEopaque, per $50 lbs
81 per 100 lbs. ~ "H"'A NJ
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were as to 27c for ordinary 30 to 81 good ordinary
81 20 % Tor low mfddfng and SO to SO mdding
outside hgures applying usual to strict
me ou OF tho sales were at 291i aud SOC for good
mary ana STRICT good Ordinary and 33I to 81 for strict
low, low middli1g There is considerable diversity OF
opnloh Win regard to classification, which may DO
ssndard while most others adhere to Now Orleans
Mnlcn mas peen III vogue hero since the The circu
ss o ree who have been in the market yeser
day or today variousy quote good ordinary at 2s to
90 70 og ana 80 to 49, and 10 middng at so to 49,
srATEhEET OF COTTON,
Stoex On hahd lst September 1855. bales. S92S9
V.e'ou Pfe'iouBiy..... 1888, ,790-7340 090
-
817,S29
ocared previously ...702 28s9-7074 405
otoSR on hand 100 924
Iho OIoAranceR comnrlsa for
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Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, July 2.-BARK.-In aueroitron
$34 per ton a ."
CorToN-Continues very dull. and prices are rather
lower Small sales Of mtddng making at 81 TO oso
per ID. ~ "
GROCERIES in sugar there Is moro doing 1900 boxes
Havana sold at IKE gold; 500 boxes do ct 8, to 7o
gold and 200 hhds Ouba at 10X to per ID Currency
Moassts Is firmly held I25 hhds sold at 4Sc for
and GOO per gallon for Muscovado Coffee Continue ues
dull; 900 bags Of Rio sold at 18c pen u, gold, In bond
FLouR.-There is little or no demand for export and
the market continues dull About TOO bbls sold In lois
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Latest Foreign nInrketa.
Per Stcdn1Ship Bremen

LIVERPOOL. June 1e-Eyeninp
S1THes 1858 Sgles G. s1soGa.
tors and exporters The market "a yery nIi With da
cline x to penny per h. ~
and eaner. .E' 49, - AAesA'o
BREADsTUPTs.-Flour firm and advanced o. What
frm and advanced TO 3d. mixed red IOs sd TO Tia al
Corn steady at ass Cd to 2ss for mixed.
n PnovIsIoNa-Beef active and advanced 2s Cd to 5s
Pork hrmer and advanced o t.ide. Bacon ouiet and
steady. Butter upward: Lard dull and nominal Tai
low frmer and advanced to 2s.
PRoDucE.-Ashes quiet. Sugar steady. Coffee quiet
hiceIno sales Lnseed oil quiet and steady. Rosin
inactive Spirits turpentine dull Petroleum quiet
and steady fe'
LONDON. june 40. A. M.-oonsos closed last evening
at SO to s6H for money. As
AMERIoAs % sTooks,United States Fiye.twenties, 64H
TO 90; hlnois Central. 7ah to rs; Erie 4ox to Al.
~ Per Steamer CGba.l
LrvEnrooL CorTos MAnKEr-The Brokers Circular
reports The sales Of the week foot up 600 bales In
Guiding 5000 bales to specuators and $3.50 bales TO
portera. The market ts dull, with downward
and quotations have declined to IH penny on Amert
can. and to penny on other descriptions. Tho
sales to-day sriday) were bales including 5000
to specuators and eIporters the market closing rmer
The authorized quotations ares
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-07-06
Mobile Market.

MOBILE, juno 8O.-CorToN. is no desirable
Cotons Offering Sales OF 100 bales OF inferior Cotton
sold on basis Of $500 for Middlngs.
~, MONETARY AND FINANohL.-Nothing doing to-day.
The closing rates we're
GoLD-Bpying and Selling, 1490l62.
SILyEn-Nominal l30@lS5.
ExoHANaE-Sterling nominal. New York Sight x
premium. New Orleans par.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-07-06
H1ports of Cotton

FROM THE PORT OF CHARLESTON. s. Co. cop,1Esc1ss 1sr
sEfTEMDER, 1866. TO 5ru JULY, 1866, INCLUSIVE
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-07-06

" WmETEI.Was dull and nearly nominal, at 50 "a to
FaNoHTs-Rates Arrn, tending upward An advance
being generally asked at the those paid todav
among which is the demand OF Sd on Corn by some Of
tne stesmers. The engagements were To idyerpool
les hhds Tobacco a It's Cd to 20s 1900 bushels Corn
o. and "a per steamer 12o bales Cotton at sI6d To
London 200 bushels Corn at 5d to Cd; 6OoO oallons
on at 32s 3D. To Glasgow, II 900 bushels Corn ne Cd
srmsn orig h % S1seIstown % Tow for orders Grain at
at 6s brig to direct port In Ireland WIFI Is ooo
bushels Corn, ut zs Cd Per quarter. ~ 'o0'
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-05-23

In the struggle which ensued between them the
assassin fired three more shots from his revolver.
count Bismark renamed unhUrt, with the exceo-
uon OF slight confusion. HIS clothes were also
burned by the nearness of the three last discharges
Ihe assassin, who Immediately arrested BY the
pofce IS man thirty-two years Of age. II appears
tnat ne came from Hohenheim, in Wurtemburg
with the deliberate intention OF assasslnating Count
Bismark.
The London Daily Nes0s states that "the family of
Kari Blind have been profoundly afflicted by the in
tegence from Berlin. The earliest kilograms state
that Count BismRrk's assailant who has since died
was nota son of Karl Blind and subsequently, others
have been received denying the relationship In
uuth, he was the son OF Mrs. Blind by a former hus-
band, but Las borne his stepfathers name. He Was
twenty-five years OF age andlett England four years
ago but paiO visit TO this country two years SINCE
When here he was rife volunteer, and won a prize
at Wimbledon. For the last two years he has been
studying political economy at Hohenheim In Wur-
temberg His family had so little reason to suppose
that he was engaged in desperate projects that they
were EXPECTING shortly TO see him, having lately
England.
"In the absence of direct and authentic informa-
ton they can only suppose tbat living in that part
OF Germany wnere Count Bismark is hated perhaps
more intensely than where else earth, he was
carried away by the political influences that sur.
rounded him, and led to commit act, to be repro
bated by all honorable men, and regretted by none
more than the patriot whose name he had been per-
mitted to bear"