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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CLEVELAND


PORT OF CLEVELAND.
ENTERED--.-.--...-..AUGUsr II.
stmr City of Cleveland, Mckay, Detroit
Pop Gen Sheridan, Weidenho' er, PIT Clinton
Prop Buckeye, Mcdonald, Toledo
Prop Prairie State, Knapp, To.edo
Prop Comet, Watts, Toledo
Prop Pacific, Traverse, Buffalo
schr Marco Pale, Hinton, Kingston
Schr Forest, Ryan, East Saginaw
Sehr Grand Turk, Miller, Milwaukee
Schr Chas Hinckl y, Al inning. Marquette
Sehr Harvest Queen. McGowsn, Escanaba
schr kiug Sisters, Norton, MarQusfte
Schr Winona, Montague, Marquette
Sehr J L Gross, Morgan, Essanaha
schr Mary Amelia, Sinclair, Alpena
Schr Lille Fox. Fox, Bay City
ScOW Ellen White, DeNay, Sandbeach
Scow Seabird, Mullen, Bay City
Tag Alice, Dunbar, sandusky
CLEARED.
Stmr Morning Star, Yiger. Detroit
Prop Comet, Watts, Buffalo
Prop CanisteO, Blackburn, Toledo.
Prop Buckeye, Mcdonald, Ogdensburgh
Prop Gen Sheridan, Weidenhofer, Sandusky
PROP Rocket, WetmOre, Green Bay
Prop Prairie State, Knapp, Ogdensburgh
Prop Illinois, Sweet. OnFenagon
Prop Pacific, Traverse, Toledo
Brig Paragon, Sims, Lexington
Brig MayiOwer, Tickery, Detcur
Bark Al Nichols, Clifford, HOughtou
sehr John J Hill, Todd, GsWezo
Schr Lille Fox, Fox, Black River
Schr Brittania, Baker, Stanley
Schr Annette Davis, M~cDermond, BurweII
sohr sleur de Marie, Bsngough, Chatham
sehr Bay Queen, Avichouser, Rowan
Schr Florence, Light, Bur~elI
Sehr Princess Alexandra, Middleton, Hamilton
Scow Ellen White, DeMay, Sandbeach
5 CIV Mary Emeline, Reed, BurweI
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YARNEY-THOMAs-In brooklyn, on Tues
day, AUGUST I4Jh, by the Rev. Theodore L. Guy
Ter, Boyal W. Warmly, Of OhiA, to Jennie ).
Thomas. youngest daughter Of Ephrain Thomas,
OF New York city.
OARUFaERS-UPSON-In Talimadge, 1t the
res.ceacs of tie brides ia her, Or. F. W. Epson,
on wednesday evening, tbs 18th inst, by Rev
Mr.. Segur, bfr. Elmara p. Caruthers and Hiss
Cornelia L Epson No cards.
PALMEG- LARK-August 10th, 1866, at the
reside c. Of the brides father, BY Rev Al. Mer-
chant, Mr.. Fred. C Palmer, aud Miss hettie,
daughter q :. G Clark, A. No. Isl Pittsburgh
zfrnat
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KEW ADVERT1sEnTENrS.

NEW ADVE2TXSETENFS.
Jewett s Gooiman-Cabinet Organs.
FELTON, & Bi-elow-Loral Notice.
Sozoiont-T ocal Notice.
james Pyle-0. h. Soap
a. J. Spenoc-MeH Wanted.
q. Cutter s Son-LocsI Ectics.
BIC zenzic 4 Parsons-Operators Wanted.
Mrs. J. +. Ro5gers-Dramat'c Recitations.
Petit & Holland-For Lake SUPERIOR.
Benton, Myers & CandeId-Lilly White Lotion
Grover & B~aker-Local Notice.
DR.. II. M. Moor-For County Commissioned.
f.. Hatton-Wanted.
John Cutshaw-For County Commissioner.
10 Chestnut str5et-GiTI Wanted.
Geo. A. Kolbe-AttEchmeht.
Crumb, Baslingt5n 3 kendslI-Dress Goods.
S. Hogan-Fins Watches aad Clocks.
J. 5. Grsnnis-Legal Notice.
V.C. Seward-Agents Wanted.
y. Y. Z.-Board Wanted.
Feniau Brotl e~rhOOd-Local Notice.
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From New York.
Execution Of a Hurderer-ohoIera
observation-disclosures Congress.

execution Of a
observation-disclosures Congress.
NEw YORK, August l7.-Bernard Friery
was executed to-day for the murder of Har-
" uazSrus-
Ten cases and four deaths Of cholera re-
ported in the city to-day, and thirteen
cases and four deaths in Brooklyn.
The total mortality Of Brooklyn ia the
six weeks ending to-day is 1919 deaths by
cholera, 259.
APhiladelpbia special says the New York
delegation TO the Philadelphia Convention
have appointed a State Central Committee,
which Will meet at Albany next week, sim
ultaneously with the Democratic, to call a
State Convention.
The Express states that President Roberts
has called q Fenian Congress at Troy sep
TENDER 4. Official reports Of the late Fenlsn
fasco in Canada viii be submitted; also a
statement in regard to a vessel purchased
months ago by Mahony for a privateer, SUI
living at the atlantic Dock claimed By Ste
phens. If he persists in the claim, an st
taehment IS to be procured against him by
prominent Fenians Of Brooklyn.
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LoUAE gsrIgEs.

POS is Green & sehwerdts Gallery of Art.
Cholera Infantum, Diarrhoa and Olsen
terry, speedily cured, by taking DR.. Keel
ers compound syrup of Rhei, a neutralizing
mixture, and Blackberry Syrup, found at
]. J.. Yogt and Churchill & Bros.
aug2:96z
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SCORE.
Is. u 81 lth 5lh Oh 7tl 8th 9th

Is u 81 18th 9th 9Th eth Sth 9th
En- erprise.. Z 0 g = IL a l 2 LII
summit --.... 4 ID ( 3 O 6 o . 3-4O
Home Ruus-F. 5. Hauford l, A.. FAREWELL 7.
Fly CATCHES, Faterprise-Seymour ,, Blackman
.. frowbriige /, C. Bishop ,, A. Bishop l, and
Moore l.
Fly Catches, S-ummjt-S!aulcy 3, Reed l.
Pass Bals-Staniey 1, SeymOur6.
Time OF G5me-TSO hours an forty five misutes
Umpiys-A. c. BarrOws.
Seorers-E- b. suners for Summit JIM. Quay
fr Enterprise
The return game will be played at Cuya-
hoga Falls on the jOth Of August. There
are rumors here that the silver bail and
rose wood club, now held by the Forest City
Club, must come down in the rural district
for a Country airing Tell Capt. Smith to
cry Stocdley-Clarke," and hold them.
Yours, O..
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Buff,lo warke,-Apg.n.

FLoUR-SAles Of No spring wheat at $3.50.
NHEAT-Sales Of No. l Milwaukee, car lots,
at $500 new white Michigan at $40.
CORS-Sales at G9%e 70. No l. 6s1se for No to
arrive.
OATs-Quiet. He'd at 59@iOc fr WISCONSIN,;
ala 3Sc for No 1 Chicago.
bAELEY-NOminsI-
RYE-Nomiral.
PORK-Sales at S3I,jO
EaHD-Sales of city at 2lc- western at 2l1zI2 C..
WHtsKT-Nominsi.
CANAL FREIGrs-To New York: Wheat l51He;
corn l21ze; oats sSc- To Albany Wheat 1877;
corn 1876; oats &c.
REoEIFIs-Flour 1893 bbls; corn ls6, i36; oats
I33, 6s5.
GASAL ExPoRTs-Wheat 5 $50 bu; corn 19l $50;
Il oa4a Is Gn
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ChicaEo Market-Aug. u.

FLOuR-Firm and steady and advanced l5920c.
WuEAT-New firm and advanced 3G5c; old quiet
l@2c higher. Sales at 81 81 al sc for new and
sl.62@I,6l for Ole; No. /; 4 i,77@l,sO 70 new No
2 and 81 l0for old.
C~oES-Quiet- Sales at 5I95IAc for No. 1 and
55Z956 for Ne 2.
0ATs-Dull. Gales at 2s929c for No 1, and Esq
2615c fOr No
HIsBwISEs-F I'm. Sales at s2,e5 for free.
PROVsIOSg-Firm.
FREIGHTs-Active.
REoEIPTs-Flour $500 bbls; wheat II, Geo hu;
corn POI 100 bu oats Il, 600 tu.
SEIPnEsTs-Flour 1, 100 bbls.; wheat Is, 600 hu.;
corn IgI, 600 bu.; oats 1000 bu.
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In the general markets to-day business
was quiet. There was a fair demand noted
for Flour from the trade, and prices were
firm. Wheat was not much wanted, tie
high prices demanded for Spring induci ng
buyers to hold off. The markets, however,
was steady at the inside advance of yester-
day, though perhaps hardly SO firm. Corn
continues steady, with a moderate inquiry.
Oats, under light receipts, are frmer. The
Provision market continues steady, and is
ruling rather quiet. Butter meats with a
fair demand at full prices. Cheese remains
dull. Eggs are quiet and lower Highwines
are selling in a small way at unchanged
figures. Petroleum is quiet and steady.
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Nav BooKs.-Cobb, Andrews & Co, send
US the following new books for sale by them,
and which we will give more extended no
siee in s day or two-
"BreTity in Ghess-by Hazeltine," +" Con-
stitutional and Party Qaestions-by Doug
las" Medical RecOIlections of the Army of
the POtOnac-by Letlerman,7 @Conversion
of the Northern Nations-by Mesigale," and
"Liie ofApdrew Johnson
IDgham 4 Bragg also send US Papers
from Overlook House-by Casper Almcre,"
and the "The Red Doctor-by LATTE"
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FINANCIAL s COMMERCIAL.
FalDAY EVENING, August II, 1866.

FRIDAY EVENING, August IL, 1860.
In the local money market to-day there
was a good demand for currency, and with
some of the banks quite q pressure was re-
ported. The consequence was a tighter sit
uation at the close, and the prospective ne
cessity of greater discrimination in accom-
modstions.
Very little Eastern Exchsnge is making,
and with a good demand, rUnning ahead Of
receipts; the market is ~stringDnt. Rates re
main firm at par buying and lilo premium
selling.
The market for coin and g overnmelt Sc
curities closed at the following prices
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LOOK Der FoR THEx.-A number of pick
pockets have already arrived in the city, so
we are informed by detectives, and are
making their arrangements for a big hsul
next week during the Horse Fair. Look
well to your doors, your windows and your
purses. To the practiced eye of a detective
these birds are at once known, though they
assume many DISCUSSES. Their last dodge
is to take lodgings at private boarding
houses till well posted with regard to the
premises, and then ego through them
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ny. StocE aaTket-Aug.I II.

GOvEREEEsT STocKs-Active and H9%c BIT
ter.
US sixes, coupons, nIH; $50 HOS; 7:3os,
1867; 1910 coupons l02.
STOCKs-Stea1y-
Ohio and Mississippi certificates 29%; Western
Union Telegraph ISIS; Kris 695s; do preferred
7G5k; Milwaukee aud st. Paul preferred IN
Reading ll4Z; Michigan Central lIli Michigan
Southern $50; Northwestern preferred 674;
Fort WAVING 1g5X; OIevela.d and Toledo lt2.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
J5uNrY COMMISSIONERS.

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
Please announce JOHN CUTsHAW, Of Roy
ai;ol, an inseligent maa and practical mechanic,
as q candidate for nomination for County Com
m ssiousr MANY FRIENDS.
Pl a5e announce Dr.. NJ MOORE, of Dover, a
gentleman o. well-known capacity, as candidate
FOR nomination for Commissioner.
CUYAHO "A.
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OswegO Market-Aug. IL.

~FL0UR-Firm.
Sales at sIO,5O for No. 1 spring 1900 for
red winter $500 for white; Sl4,t0@l4.t 20 for
Xxx.
W~HEAr-Firm but quiet. ssles OF No Mil
waukee club at S2,25.
0ORS-Dull. Sales OF No. l Illinois at 75s.
OATs-Qdiet.
=
CAsAL FaEIGHTs-Dull. Wheat IO1z corn SIC
hour 4Oc, to New York
LAKE IAPORrs-l0O bbls -four; 20, coo bu corn.
CANAL ExPoRrs-l,s6 7 bulls flour; Il, 200 corn.
The amount OF four and grain on canals from
Buffalo TO Oswego for tide water, yesterday noon,
as near as can DO ascertained, 50 bbls four l6l,-
GOO bu wheai; 100000 corn; 732,00c oats $500
barley; IS. COO rye.
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A Remedy for the PiIes.-It is a blessin

A Remedy for the PiIes.-It is a blessing
to the suffering to know that we have an efeetual
cure for this truly troublesome disease. Mr. J. P.
Hazarde, Of I64 Second street, Cincinnati, Chic,
takes great pleasure in informing all who are suf-
fering with piles, that he used a small quantity OF
DR.. Strickland's Pile Remedy, and it effected a per-
manent cure. This seems 10 be the case with oil
who make use Of this splendid preparation. 1t Is
manufactured at No. 6 East Fourth street, Cinein
natl, Ohio, and soilby all Druggists.
Benton & Durham, Cleveland o. myb;h5
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Wv York, August I7.-By the China's
mails we have the following additional par
ticulars from the seat Of war
The turtherest points occupied BY the
Prussians, August Cd, were Wurzburg and
Bayreuth, respectively the capitals Of west
ern and eastern Franconia. Both were taken
on the 2Sth, the former after a number of
small but sanguinery engagements, in the
course Of which the federals were slowly but
steadily driysd back from Wertheim. in
northeastern Baden, to ROtterbein, in north
western Bavaria.
The Prussian correspondence of The Lon
don Times says the great desire Of march
ing into the Austrian capital had melted
away under the genial influence of certain
peace, and there has sprung up instead, a
feeling Of satisfaction that II was not neces-
sary 70 humhiste Austria SO far, for of a
sudden ell the affection for their old com
rades.of tbe Danish war, which has laid
latent in the hearts of the Prussian soldiers
during the campaign, has again burst forth
into lIfo, and there IS prevalent in this army
almost 4 general pity fer the misfortuues Of
those who but yesterday were regarded as
desdly enemies.
Vienna correspondent of the Tendon
Times says the city is in a'stste of revolt,
and that the inhabitants are suffering from
wsnkof food, as no supply can be obtained
from the north on account Of the presence
OF the Prussian troops. and the other rail
ways have been so taken up with military
transportation that they can not bring pro
visions into the capital.
The cholera prevails in some detaehments
OF the PrussiaD army in Bohemia.
Mr.. Donald, an American merchant NJ
Hamburg, has presented the Prussian Hos
pital authorities with one hundred weight
Of American ies for the reliefof the patients.
Tie Paris Tempes says that Gen. Klspks
. se%ing out from the extreme south Of
Prussisn Silesis, at the head of a number
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A NEW BUILDING

is now under contract, to be ready for occupancy
at the opening Of the Fall Session In September.
and 1t is hoped that hereafter all can DO received
as pupils who apply.
The Library, Apparatus and Cabinet are re-
oefvtng yearly, valuable additions and the pur-
Poee Is kept steadily ia view, to furnish eve-y IA
cilIty for 8 thorough course Of instruction.
Tho Faculty consists Of four male aud eleven
female teachers all experienced Instructors in
their several departments.
The School is fully graded from the Preparatory
dep through the entire course OF Acsdem-
icsl and Classical studies.
For particulars and catalogues address
I. H WHITE,
augs.s5O-dtW % west Fourth-st-, Cincinnati.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

DILLIARDSg BIELIARDS!I BILL
ARDSllI would eal the attention Of buyers
o nv new improved PATENT COMBINATION-
CUSHIONS n TABLES, which cannot be sur
aSssed by any others in the world for elasticity, cor
rectness Of angles, and durability, which sell OF
reasonable prices, with n fine stock OF Cloths, Balls,
eues. and everything connected with the trade.
orders by mali attended 20 at my factory. Is6 Fulton
treet, New York City. W. d. GRIFFITH.
June5:346
R4nEtTARI EMPLOYMENT -FoR
= SoMM6h AND address OF school
teachers, students, c~lergymen. disabled 8oldiers and
others wanted. business light and Pleasant. Al
Tres B. ;. GREEN, i4i Superior street, Cleveland,
y, koom Z, up stairs jy9.556
$50, 900 in .s n9S y ,ni.-s AP ~ 6S .sss5
nd Tel-known LOAN OFFIOE.
2 Securities OF every kind, viz Gold snd Silver
satshee Diamond Silver Ware. Jevelry, Guns
.stols, Uoshi1g, Dry GoodE. Pianos, Melodeols, ard
u personal property sad articles ofrnlue, on the most
ststseto-y terms; susiness strictly private. KS
sohsEeo ISL y. b--A variety Of unrodeeued
aetehos.SeWosfT, Guns. ETC.. for sxls at bargains.
~Ohee-sorReE Of Water and SuFerzor strsets. over
Nsvts = pfxottois CtcthfRE Store
o~so 10 IVY WACErs
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NEW Base BALL CLUB.-The clipper
Base Ball Club" composed chiefly of clerks
and book keepers on Superior street, was or
ganized last evening. The following are
its officers names President, A. W. De
Forest Vice President, f. NJ. Brown: Sec
Rotary, John W. Stacey Treasurer, Charles
W. Burgess Directors, John a. Sked, Fred.
X. Jones and Charles H. Whseler.
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c. J. Keller, N. D, Eclectic Physician.
Particular attention given TO diseases of wo-
men and children. All Chaonic diseases
successfully treated. Office hours from II
A. NJ. to 2 P. III, at 50 South Side of Monu-
mental Square. Residence East Cleveland.
augI6.
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Especial to Cleveland Daily LrAD1A.l

PITTSBURGH, August 17-7:15 =.
The Oil market exhibited more irmness to- day.
Crude receipts 5000 bbls. Sales 25O0 bbls, without
packages, at l41zc 800 bbls bulk at li9<c; loco
bbls, without packages, at 15c. Most dealers de-
mand the latter figure
Refined steady and holders firm. Sales 5000 bbls
bonded 1900 bbls, September delivery here, free
on cars, at 56@36%c Philadelphia delivery. loco
bbls bonded, September, at 42c 500 bbls, sopsem-
Der, at 42So.
Eree dull
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\ Local TRIEs \ "DIsINFECrANT."-
"Gris, " whilom Of The LEADER, now of the
Cincinnati Times, has been presented with
a case Of somebody's "patent deodorizing
compound and instantaneous cholera dis
iafeetaut," with a request to notice it He
noticed the minute hi smelE of it-and
took it home to try. This is the result, as
he relates it:
Didn't wish to terrify tho family By the
~ostentatious display of cholera precautions
Of an extraordinary nature, so we took cur
patent deodorizer home secretly, concealed
under our coat. Terrible commotion in the
street. car. The windows were thrown up
hastily, handkerchief applied furiously to
noses, and a general application of camphor
| gum, of which each one had q supply in
his pocket. Profaue fellow swOre at the
Board of Health for not cleaning the streets.
One was sure it was in the cutters; another
thought it was in the air: q topper, half
drunk. said ne was satisfied it was Sin the
(hic) water"
"TI tell you what us in" said a gloomy
man, cycling US suspiciously.
WHAT" the passengers shrieked with
one voice,
ats IN The car -
hlLu Il Win NtAl AABN jun ESA ~ ~ btA1o
and tumbled out, leaving us all alone and
monarch of all we deodOrized.
Got into the house unpercsived and de-
posted the disinfectant in the cellar, then
hurried back TO the Office. There was a
good deal of it about our clothes; SO much
so that one or two men who owed Is bor-
rowed money avoided Us altogether. Felt
emotions in the region Of the stomach that
were disagreeabiy suggestive. Got q little
alarmed, aud concluded to deOd0rize the
disintectant. which We did with a glass OF
brandy. Felt a little better Ourself, and be-
gan to feel alarmed about the effect of that
disinfecting compound upon the family.
Hurried home-found house shut up aud
nobody in. Terrible smell about the house
-neiChbors all terrified. Asked one of
them where my family was, and he said
they had gone down to the bone boiling dis
trict to get ont Of the small
Opened the door but had to close it again,
the smell was so bad. Went around to the
back yerd and saw the rats leaving with
great precipitation. \ ncighbor suggested
that q candle be lowered down the chimney
TO test the f~ouiness Of the air before the
house was opened. Saloons in the neigh
borhcod doing an immense business in the
sale Of brandy and whisky. Flannel belts
in demand. A conutryman with q load of
watermelons mobbed and driven back. Ar
rival Of c police officer, who arrests US for
keeping g nuisance or our promises Ex-
plantations made and we are parOled until
the house can be opened. Burnt some pitch
on the front doorstep, and were then ena-
bled to get in 10 throw up the windows.
Whewi Neighbors said they preferred the
cholera 4!
The disinieetant is nearly abolished now,
and family back again enjoying their usual
health. They say they don't wish to be
disinfected any more.
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DsIEeArEs.-The following are additional
delegates TO the County Union Convention
to-day;
East Cieveland-N. D. s~hurwin, Dr.. Del
leabaugh, T. D. Peck, John Crowell, DR.. E
D.. Burton, Charles Schmidt
Olmsted Falls-Newell Nelson, C. c. Fitch,
C. L. Underhill, E. Bradford, W. W. Mead
and o. W. Keldall.
Bedford-John Libbey, J.. X. Culver, j.
H. Lamson, Chester Purdy, zenis P. Whit
taker, o. Il. Gould.
N~owburgh-C. P. Jewett, NJ. NJ, Jones, E.
T. Hamilton, j. Ely, 6. E. Needham, G..
j. Doolittle.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

Especial Dispatch TO Western Associated Press.
New YORK, August u.
MONEY.
The money market is easy at 5@5 per cent. Of
call, with exceptions at 3 per cent.
GOLD.
Gold closed at 15O5SdI5O%.
The estimate Of gold now in the United Statel
seems al this v ay between the two extremes, $780,
900 aud 500, 600, 900. Be it more or less, there ar'
a class who hold that not s dollar OF it should b,
sold, 10 matter what the extent Of the imports,
The reasons given are that the Treasury is now
the only great reservoir Of coin in the country. II
is in fscf, in the present condition Of thing, the
only possible great reservoir Of c0in- On the guam
tity Of gold IN this reservoir hangs the credit OF
the slOJ, coo. 600 Of paper money which permeates
all the channels Of our immense domestic trade.
The Treasury cannot hold too much gold for the
general good 1t cannot be too strong in this re-
spect. Its strength 10 the strength or all. More
over, with our present use of paper money as a
substitute for gold ia our general business, the
Treasury is the only power that can to any extent
retain the coin in til country which is necessary
The banks cannot do it, except at a loss which
they will not incur The Treasury alone can keep
a firm grasp on god.
EXCHANGE.
The foreign exchange market is dull and droop-
Ing
The railway marSet was dull at the last board,
but without any important change Miscellaneous
shares have bzen quite firm all day, with an ad-
vance Ia come cases. Western Union was the mfr-
curiaI stock Of the list, selling up TO 6C< and then
rscedin< TO 59959H
Mining st.eEsZDownieviI'e, I2s; Holman 80;
Quartz Hill 40; Cons Gregory 1900.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
Government Securities were decidedly lower this
or the new 5-2Os and 7-30 notes.
Closing Prices-5-20 coupons Of 1865, 10sZ@
1857; lO-40 coupons, i02@lO2A; August 7-S0s,
DRY GOODS.
The following were che quotations reported at
the Dry Goods Exchange, jobber's prices
Brown Sheetings-Indian Head 22%; Pepperell
E % do R s1%.
Bleached Shirtings-Wamsntta 37L; MasOnTille
%; Blackstone 27%.
~Prints-Coeheco 90 London Mourning TX
AZ.
Ginghams-Hartford 22h.
Brown Dri1s-Amoskeag "A; Winthrop 10.