The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-04-27
From California.

Ban Francisco, April 2l.-The Chamber Of Com
merce havo adopted and toegraphed the Cali
ing, under "a suspension Of the rules, the
passage of o law making it felony to ship or
transport nitro-gycerine within the United States
In American vessels.
Tho California, Oregon and Mexican Steamship
Company will inaugurate line OF ateamera be-
tween San Francisco and the mouth Of the Colo
RADIO River on the 10Th OF May.
The ooroner's Jury on the inquest held on the
bodies Of Samuel Knight and others killed by the
late explosion, found that their deaths were
tanaa IN ns weoon bon OF whoh On Se
steamer Sacramento on the 9Th instant, addressed
to W. 81. Mills, Los Angeles, and that no mark in
and shonid be prosecuted. They acquit the Pm
'oifio Mail steamship Company and Wells, Fargo
& Co. OF all blanc.
SAN FnANoIsoo, April GA letter from Lopez,
Arizona, dated April 13, announces that Major
Miller Of the Fourteenth q. 8. Infantry, aud four
men, were killed while going from Fort Grant to
Tucson. After the murder o company OF Mari
eopas and Pimos went in pursuit OF the Apaches
killing twenty-five and capturing others
Major General Roseorans arrived at San Diego
March 10. The citizens gave him the freedom Of
the place, fred one hundred guns, and delivered
an address, to which the General responded.
SAN FRANoIsoo, April 29.-The steamer Golden
Age, from Panama, arrived yesterday, bringing
New York dates to April L; also the Opposition
steamer America, San Juan del Sur.
The steamer California has arrived from Vioto-
Lnte Markets.
( NEW YORK, April 24.-Flour has advanced 10 cents
advanced to cents Corn unsettiedsales a SO to ss
cents per bushel Beef steady. Pork frm Mess 28 as
Carolina 1IK to IS conts Sugar steady Naval stores
steady. Gold 2aS per cent premium.
NEW YORK, April 25.--Flour advanced to 10 cents;
advanced 70 cents. Corn dnl q. So to Six oenss.
Beef Arm. Pork heavy. Lard sseady. Whiskey dull;
Stores quiet Gold AZ cents premium.
oBIoAao. April 2s.-Flour duh. Wheat actiye and nd.
yaneed 70 co. sales at 81 As to 81 47 for No. l. aud
No and 4sc No O. Oats quiet at IS to aso for No
!. and 25H to 200 for No. 2. Highwi9es nominal at
s25 7s Esrd firm at isI to 1896 Receipts-Sooo Sbis
our 81 900 bushels wheat. 6lcOo bushels corn, and
bushels wheat $4,000 bushels corn, and 1000 bushels
oats. Froights steady. -. ....-
NEW ORLEANS, April 23.-CorroN- Sales 900 bales low
middng, SO to $40. Grocertes-Sugar fair at 14ho
Molasses nominal Flour-superAno So as. Corn
scarce at slo5; oats-6tc: Proylsioas;-Mess Porh
$28 25; Bacon lSH to l6z. Hay-28. Gold-l24z.
LoU1svI1LE, April 2s-Tobacco-Sales of "a bids Of
leaf common light luss 50 rs; heavy, 81 5l@6 as;
s
164. Flour -Superfne, 81. Corn-MiIed. 60c. Oats
46c. Whiskey, 50 % for raw ,tTsT3y
b. LSu1s Aps s2s Flour dull and
81 20 fsr al PRIME; strictly psAs - A. to s275 Corr
vnnoed to sas 80 to s27 Baconoear sides isc. Lart
1sHo. whiskey 50 20; market hrm.
PMLApELPH1A April 2s.-Petroleum unchanged
Flour n Baes OF superfne ut 81 TO So: extras 81 2,
So Wheat firm: saes OF red at 50 IS to 81 65 white
50 70 to 81 90 Corn quiet sales Of yellow Soc Coffee
duu; sales Of Laguayra at 2lc gold. Sugar rm sales
Of Cuba at exc gold. Whiskey Unchanged. "',
cIsoIssAI1. April 9s.-Flour-Firm but quiet. and
prices Inooansed super6ne 81 so to 81 76 Extra So
TO $s Family 50 80 to $40; Fancy $40 so to s12 80
Wheatscarce and prices higher. No. Bed. So 40 tc
S225; and No. Old Red 50 s5 to 81 40; Choice ditte
50 So Corn-In good demand at $40 to 65c In bulk
and Csc to 68s in gunnt oats-scarce aud No.
$50 20 80o BarleyQniet at 81 20 to 81 80. wh1nkey
81 a. Provisons-Firmer with some speculative feel
Ing There good demand for Mess Pork at S26 So
and for Lard at 1sHo. but holders generally are dis
posed to sell at these rates. and not Offering Bull
Meats ard Bacon are 40 higher; Shoulders 104c and
Sides 1870 to AHc. Gold 1925.