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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-11-10

RALEIGH, N. o., Nov. ga general
court.martial has been convened in.
this city for the trial of Maj. Alexander
Goshen, A. @. NJ, of Buffalo, n. Y,
organized and win proceed with HE
trial,of Capt. @. Brown, 37th q. s. @. r,
of Boston, Acting Commissary, under
charges alleging various fraudulent
sales OF Government property. The
case of Maj. Goshen is not ready for
trial and will not be taken up for a
The military commission for the trial
OF the Bureau cases Is still in session,
but has no cases before it on trial.
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Lou1sv1LLE, Nov. 9.-Dr. John H.
Baker, at NoelPs Furnace, Edmondson
county, was assassinated on Tuesday
cion on John Vanmeter as the assas.
sin. The cause is not yet developed,
The Major General commanding this
department announces that he will per
init no military display over the re-
mains Of ex-rebel Gen. Roger w. Ham
SON. which are expected tomorrow, en-
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NEW YORK, NOV. ga very large
meeting was held last evening at
cooper institute to aid in the establish
ment of a national asylum on the Pc
tomac, for disabled soldiers and sailors.
HORACE Greeley preside6.Y Addresses
were delivered by Lieut.. Gov. Wood
ward Gen. o. o. Howard, Gov. Ham
1lton, OF Texas, and others A snb-
scriPtlon was raised In aid of the object.
establish the Institution. JlsJ ~ =
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mo d. GooeIs lInEl.et.

~ NEW YORK, Nov. 0.
The dry goods market presents some new
features this morning. The election hahn,
over, western buyers have been in mnrigef
anu more business has been done but In n
soIneWnAt irregular way. Print men have
hhL1ly Sunclent 10 meet the difference al.
ready existing between the prices and jobbeIy
anu ~ mao little or no effect. The JObters fur.
ther reduced their prices yesterday from u 10
&c q yard on the stock already In hands some
paris OF which were not very desirable goods
anu some ~ or 80 cases have Gincs been sold
and there y q fair business still doing INT IL
only extends to these goods. -
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HnHaulEee aLarI.ef.

'ii..s my t.lE MILWAUKEE Nov. n
Flour dull and declined zoe, VyfsSt' sia-
elined 6ascS Rales at e 07e92 10 for No. q Com
declined 5e. Oats declined &C. > -
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AIIssouri EIecfIon.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 9.-The returns re-
ceived to-day don't materially change
the result reported yesterday.
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a MAN OF al THoUsANn-
A CONsU3TPTTVE CuRRD "

nR; H. JAMES, A ''RETIREDa PHYSI
~ clan OF great emlnence, discovered while
III lne East 1ndleS, y certain cure Tor Cone
sumption, Asthma, BrOnchIiis CnnThs
Colds, and Generhl Debility. The renetlv
WINS discovered by him when his only child
adnnghter, was given mp 10 die, HIS child
Wils cured, ana Is now alive and well. DtssI-
rOuS Of 6enehttlng his fellow mOFtnls nc win
Ing full directions for malIinp ana sIICTsS4.
iully using this remedy, free, ON receipt or
tnelr names, with two stamps to pay expefl-
~. Inere - not single symptom Of con-
sumption that ttdoes not mt once take hold
o. S anu dlsl pate. Night sweats, peeYlshness,
difficult eXpectOrntiOn sIlnTD iiqInG in ne
lunG5, sore throat, chilly sensations nausea NJ
me stomach, innction OF tho bowels wasting
away Of the muscles.
=, - The writer will please state the name OF
me paper they see this ndyertlsement ia.
A01LSA CRADDOCK q CO.
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JoBBERs' PRICES

Brown i5C. n shBeeting-Atlantic a, 2sG Pepperel
a5 BIslsasshed Shifting Bartlett 9, sOc Tptop,
.PFintS-MerEimack b, 2lc; American, 1870:
AfnoIdB, l1c; london Mourning IgILc -SSS-S'
strtpes-Mhittento A A. 35cs do ia r. %
~ -Den1l,ms-Hork, 45c; Boston Manufacturing
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NEW YORK., Now 9.-The Toronto
papers say that the death sentences
passed upon the Fenfan prisoners will
will be severe. =
The Tribune's figures Increase Fen
toms majority to l4,2O6.
Mr.: Schenck sold ut auctionseyenteeu
blooded horses from the stables Of I,eon-
ard w. Jerome 81 Co., which are some
of best stock in the country, The total
amount of the sale 1886.
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@tEamboats.
FOR CINCINNATI.
Regular Passenger Packet for PITTS.
bUrgh, wheeling anu FnrRxersburn.

~ The new and elegnnt PASSENGER
lSteamer 'GREY EAGLE" Cant,
- John Gordon, a. r. BuntiIE
Clerk leaves Pittsburgh for ParkefsbIlfIs
every "Wednesday and SATURDAY at ~ M;
leaves Wheeling for FRTkersbury every
Wednesday and Saturday ut IL u. M: leaves
farksrshurg for Pittsburgh every Monday
4nu HhuISdRY at p. M; leaves Wheeling for
q. IN. - IIT7TT'S i-.-t1S -
Freight received for Pittsburgh every Nom
gay q ahd ThnFsday at the Wharf Boat nntil
-. BOOTH, BATTELLEA CO.,
US Steamboat Agents
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FoErRRsss MoNrRosE, Nov. THE air
and New York, Is now open for travel,
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ST. LOUIS, Nov. "a party OF miners
from Montana, arrived at Omaha ON
Wednesday with SOC, 900 In gold dust,
tarday with 800, COO. =
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Pittsburgh, Wheeling and rnrEors-
~. ~ hnn.n.. ---------- III ~

The steamer LEM LEoTI."
Le4lasfe9f4 VIII leave for PRFlIeEsburg and
every tuesday, and FRI
day night OF each week at 0o'cloCS.
and Thursdny at 8 a. M
orKreight Tor passage, apply on board or to
BOOTH, BATTLLE & co.,
ssIl2O.l - f= AgentR-
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Wantad.

old COPPER, RRAsS AND LEAD.
" for which the highest cash prices win -
paid, at No. l03 Market Etpeet. no. ~ r
oelO-lm DILLON THOMPSON 4 co.
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Notice.

Notice.
7 HAVE THIS DAY SOLD OUT MY
4 stock Of Hardware to A. p. FranHsll, who
VIII continue the business at the old stand.
successor aconttnuance OF the fRVor extern
ded 70 me. AUG. FRANEEIIL
OctoberS 5, 1855.
A.F. FRANzKLI- LKwH FRAN1K11.
A. p. FRANzELL g BRO.
We viii continue the Hardware busineE
IT the16oVe stand on Main street, o few door
below Monroe, where by keeping we'll ~
lecled stock OF goods and dilligent attention
20 business we hope 20 meet q share OF the
oo5 q z. FRANzELIi& BRO.
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NEW YoRK, Nov. 9.-The POSTS spe-
ctal says: The Washington Republic
can charges that Secretary Stanton
withheld from the President an impor-
tant dispatch from Gen. Baird, sent
Two days previous to the New Orleans
had received il, the riot would not have
occurred.
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B. F. CALDWELL,

MANUFACTURER OF COPPER TIN
wi and Sheet Iron Ware, and dealer in
SSSs65 &VS i e 1TeS SItSSxss No. y Main
would respectfully call the attention nj
the public to my large and select EtoSF ~
Copper Stills, Copper and Brass Kettles AIS1
Fruit Cans and Can Tops.
8onal attention. IS !
order on short notice. ~ 7 -
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Pittsburgh, wheeling ana ParlcFS-
.e- burg Packets.
n - The steamer "BAYARD.', Cant,
Geo; Moore, will leave for Par
keESburR and GalllpOlIs every
Monday and Thursday night OF each week at
Returning, leaves for Pittsburgh Wednas-
and Thursday of each week Mt a. M =
For freight or passage, Rpplyon board or TO
BOOTH, BATfEiiLE & CO.
now ~ Agents.
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Agts & Wharf Boat Prop's.
HAVANA CIGARS.
PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES

GoM,BLNSING THE MAXIMUM OF Eff
with the minimum OF Weight md I1rjStSS
they are widely and favorIlbly known; NOR,
t s. oJO being IN use. All warranted RItIs-
l4ctoLyS or osRle: Descriptive circulars sent
on application. Address
j. @. HOADLBY q CO, iir
HON6-0nleOu Lawrence. Mas
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The --latest News.

By TELEGRAPH.
BY the Union Line.
onice, corner Of Main and Monroe streets
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W. o NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
money opened at 500. The following
are the closing prices of American Sc
curities; Erie shares 50; Illinois Cen
tral n; United States 5-2Os SO. 55
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Ihomas Somerstrong 6worn-I be-
long to the RellRnd battery, and was
present with several others when the
prisoner was arrested. AS we were 90
ing down the river, some one cried out,
'A Fenlan." Capt. King then ordered
us to arrest him. He said he was nc
I1enianS but refused to state where he
cine from. There were some cartridges
taken from him by one Higgins.
Nelson Higgins sWorn-He corrober-
ness.
Elon Taper Sworn-But objected to
by, MIR. Mckenzie, on the ground that
the witness name was not on the back
of the Indictment. The Fenians arrived
In Fort Erie on the LIST of June. Mr.,
mckenzie here objected, that so far
there was no evidence that the prisoner
was 9 FeniRn. The witnesses could moi
be asked what other persons could tell,
1t was proved that the prisoner was
contested with Fenianisn.
HIS Lordship overru1ed the objection
and the examination continued
They asked for provisions for 1000
that. they landed at thelower ferry. and
from thence marched to the village:
some of them stayed on the brow of die
htlIS and the remainder were ON Front
street searching for provisions.
Cross examined by Mr.. FleminR-It
- customary thing In the States to
carry revolYers.
Joseph Eewbiggin sworn-The prfs.
oner was arrested on Edwin Halsehy's
farm, about four miles below Fort Erie.
This closed the case for the Crown.
The following witnesses were called
for the defence: 80
Joseph Coone swOru.-I reside in Buf-
falo, and am Superintendent fthe Buff
falo Iron and Nail Company, The
prisoner was in my employ for about a
month betore the raid, as a puddIer.
June l heard he was In Canada. When
with us ne bore good character. am
an Ehglishman, and have resided In
the States since 1890, In times of ex-
element It is customary to carry re-
'yolvers. At the time OF the raid 4 good
many people went over 70 Canada ont
of curiosity. si5 A
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-07-25
MARINE NEWS.
POHT OE CHA RLEs sTON
Arrived Yesterday,

Arrived Yosterdny. (JULY a
Steamship John Gibson, Reed, Baltimore-left satur-
day, P NJ. Corn and Mdze. To Willis & ChIsom
Bernard ONeill, 81 Klette 90. Schalla G W stef.
fens Co. Klnck Wickenberg Il 90, Major Ef O'Brien.
Baker 4 Co. King Cassdey, J & D kirkpatrick.
Renneker Glover. Railroad Agent. Otis Phillips, W
Smith, Byrno & Fogarty. Muller & Nimitz, L schnell l.
Go. J II Graver, W Chafee Bomann Bros Fl BIschoff
& Co. Street Bros 4 90, Ficken, A Tobias Sons,
N Averill Il Son, " Quincy stenhouse & Oo Laurey &
Alexander. Whilden & Co, W H Easterby, Webb &
Sage Campsen, 8 Il Agent, Hunt Bros, W Roach,
J. yollers Q FRANKIE " Knox. Railroad Agent.
KanapauI Lalaue, Getty 4 Co, T Won santen @
Pansnin. Eo,ugh & Malonee. Porcher & Henry Il Co.
bia & Co, T Kerr 4 Co, Mordecai & Co, H r Peake.
Encountered heavy sW gales and head up Mon.
day. Passed steamer bound North, off Cape Lookout
at 2 A N, on Monday, name unknown.
Went to Sea Yesterday. July "a
schr Alba, Adams Philadelphia.
From this Port.
Bark Helen Sands, Otis. at Liverpool, July @.
Cleared for this Port.
Bsrk Antelope, White at New York. July 40.
Brig Allen, Barber at Boston, July 10.
Sailed for this Port.
Bcbr Ells Crooker, from Rockport Me, July II.
Memoranda
The schr Tarbox, Pendletop. arrived at Rookand,
from Camden, RE, on tho l4h inat, and would sail tor
| this port
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GUNEIEs -Cloth Is In very fair demand. Sales are
quoted at 30i4c in Boston and 81 10 here
HAY.-There is O little moro doing in the market
Sales Of shipping at c6o and retail qusties 90 95o
HEMP.-We quote a decidedly better market for Ma.
na, and the sales Will aggregate fully 1900 bales at
to 9ho gold including small lot in Boston, 500 bales
at 10c, gold
HIoEs-There Is n moderate inquiry at former
a8ures We notice sales of 4600 Buenos Ayres 20 lbs
average and 5000 do "a lbs average. private terms
HoPs-Remain about tho same. Balos were made of 90
bales at l6 to 56c for Americar and SO to Bel
GUM and Bavsrian.
IHDIGo-Trade Ia somewhat improved. Prices are
more In sellers favor.
IRoN-Trade continues very moderate. Wa make no
change In prices, though our figures nre to
tent nominal We quote aaracherrie at $780, Glengar-
mock, Si8. American. $48 for No. /.
LUMpER-The market remains alb out the same with
the supply hardly equal to the demand prices are FIRMLY
held We notice sales OF 900 900 feet Eastern spruce at
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Stock on hand and shipboard. ...... .1Ol 97l
ToBAcco.-The receipts have again decreased and are
now small but the stock on hand is fair and the assort
ment Is good. There has again been inquiry on
foreign account, but the prices offered mostly
low the views OF holders who are very firm in their
asking rates. Offers have been made and fused and
negotiations are pending for several lois of
magnitude Since last review thoro have been sales
.o sS hhds, of which 40 Oarksve Lugs prices fully
up to our quotations. and a. hhds to Fine at
g TO 1oc pound all taken for the French Govern
ment. We quote firm market at the following rates.
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nnoLAssES-lnere 1s o largo business doing, and
prices. particularly OF prime grades, firmly held
We notice sales OF 1900 hhds Cubs part Nuevitas at
6S to o4ho, and 600 hhds Cuba olayed at 46o.
NAVAL SroRRs-Spirtts turpentne ts somewhat hrmer
N there are but few parcels offering the moments
sales 100 bbls at &C., without papera Rosinu not
quotably chnnRed trade moderately actye sales 600
bbls common at % 62H.
OILs-Lnseed continues in fair demand; sales 10 900
gallons at 81 "a to 76 oruBher'B price 81 80 to 8l
Fish oils are quet 50 10 can be obtained for crude
sperm ~ rs 10 quoted by some parties refined sperm
H held at 81 IS for natural winter whale may quoted
Lard is inactive at 81 60 to so.
PETnoLEU&-There is q better demand for export
and prices tend In sellers favor Sales to day are
reported Of $500 bbs including crude at 23c bond
PRov1sIoss-Pork-There is q better demand. The
bbls at S3 81 to 81 Sc for mess cash regular way
closing at $3l 60 cash; $40 6U to 20 "a and 6
mess and $26 rs to AZ so for prime. Also for future
delivery 1850 bbls mess for August and September O.
part at S3l 80 to 81 rs.
BEEFIs in fair request We notice sales OF $50 bbls
at l6 to $2l for plain western mess so $24 so
for extra do.
BEEF HAMs-The market Is quoted nomlnaly at s46
BACON SIDEs-We do not learn Of anything doing
OUT MEATs.The market 10 very firm, with sales OF
24O pigs at IL to zoo for hams In dry sweet
pickle. and l3A to leo for shoulders in do.
LARD-There is a moderate request at UNCHANGED
ngures The sales 400 tcs and bps ut to 100
NO to kettle rendered city, and 20 to for Western.
bo1TEn-Ihe market Ia inactive at about former
prices The receipts of State light about e1ouob
to supply the requirements the local trade the only
purchasers at presently. Western is in some little call
from the Eastern States We quote State at 80 70 4Oo
and Western Mt rs to $40
CHEEsE-Is In limited request. The receipts are
larger than the demand, causing accumulate ion of
stock We quote dairy at 10 to lsc, factory at 18
to 10Mc. uuote
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all, and AZ from oth"r

ports
ELoUn-The inspections small and mostly com.
prised II City Mills; very little Howard West
ern received. Tho market is dul. for old stock and
scarcely any new iy Mills yet tho market.
We report q sale OF 460 bblB City Mills Super Spring
Wheat fresh ground. at 80 81; shipping Extra IL
quiet no further sales, held at S3 60 to IA per Dbl
Oorn Meal steady at S6 at which figure last sao
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New Orleans Market,
From the Price Current.

u
NEW ORLEANS, Jul, 1--we have no material
-ohapge to notice In the general market suce Last
report, operations having continued limited scale
In nearly every branch of trade but In leading sa-
PIE the movement has been more animated, and under
the influence Of the foreign prices improved
to 20 per ib.
Operations in Foreign Exchange have been restricted
light supplies and rates have receded under the
counts from New York, while Dom. stic has shown
buyers -
Freghts have stiffened under thencreased movement
In cotton and the limited amount freight room and
ships on the berth for Liverpool have obtained to ga
showing decided advance. We have no materfsi
.ohange to notice in coautwise
The weather has continued warm, with occasions al
enoWers The accounts from the country are still con-
noung, and hardly as encouraging as last week.
The river has fallen foot our last publication
ana is now feet inches below high. water mark
CoTToN-The sales for the past three days are Sloo
6aes taken partly for Liverpool but mostly for the
The receipts proper for the days ending on last
evening comprise 800 bales. against 1887 during the
628 bales. "a
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The Daily News.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JULY 25, 1866.
COMM MERCIAL.

Tho Charleston Cotton Market.
The Cotton narket quiet yesterday all par ties
waiting their European correspondence and further
news by telegram.
There WAS no sales so far as we could learn.
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SOUTHERN tLoUR-The market ia in the buyers'
favor. Sales made of 220 bbls 50 65 to il 40
for common, and Sll 80 10 rs for and fancy
brands.
CANADIAN FLOUR is in limited request and prices are
hardly 80 firm. notice sales OF 2i6 bbls ut So AZ
TO 0 60 for c-mmon, and 50 95 to Ia Is for extra
brands.
RYE FLouR-There is but little doing. We quote
Sc 80 to ST.
Conn MEAL remains at last report. Sales were
made Of 450 bbs at S. 26 to 50 for Brsndywine We
quote puucheons at S26 to % IS.
WHRAT.The market is dull and heavy. The sales
are 1880 bushels at 81 TO for new No Milwaukie
81 Oh for choice new No do. 50 Sax for choice amber
hYE-There Is some call but at lower rates sales
were made OF 10000 bushels Milwaukee at 9oc, and
20 bushels do at 96o. ~
BARLEY AND BARLEY MALT-Are unchanged
BEASs-Are quiet Jobbing sales only at 50 10 for
mediums, and 50 80 to 81 rs for marrows.
OArs.-Holders unchanged In their Views The
sales include 900 bushels so 6c for new Cbicago
GO to CSC for Iowa. and 55 to SO for Milwaukee
CoRs.-TLe market opened firmly with a moderate
busin, doing. but closed du The sales are l68 Oo0
bushels at 83 &c for unsound mixed Western ~ In
$50. for sound do mainly at 81 to s4Tc for prime
.hippng 90c for Western yellow, and 95c for round
yellow.
CAsDLEs-A,e In light request. We quote adsmsn.
tue at q to "a ~ for short weighte:
CoFPEE-TLe market is inactive. but prices are we'll
IKE and In Boston, to come here, 1900 bags do at
lHc. both good, In bond. " "
CooPEnAoE STocK-There is active demand for
slaves and owing to the sua supply, holders are firm
III their vews Shocks and hoops sell about az fast "a
received at steady rates. We quote
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Wilmington NIarke OF.

WILMINGI ON, July 2S.-TURpENT1NE-Recep
light sales to-day Of 2 bbls, at 81 O5 for virgin S.
Tor ellow dip, and 81 62h for hard q 28O lbs.
SPIRITS 1URpENTINE-Sales OF 46 bbs at 40c, and 20
do ut 41o per gallon for white.
RosN-Sales of I84 bbB No at 81 81 90 to s5 Ok NOR
.bbl, rs in quality.
TARA small lot received and sold at 81 75 per bbl
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Augusta Market,

AUGUSTA, July 2s. s.-CoTToN There was good de-
mand to-day, with light Offering stock Sales ere
made at from % to S2c. Market improving.
Observation-Disclosures buying Gold at l4B and sel.
Ing at l60 Brokers buying Silver at l4O and sell
ing at l42. Georgia Railroad Stock sold to-day at s5.
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JULY 19-CoTroN We have again to notice a stir
and quite general inquiry resulting in sales of 1901
bales taken by ten brokers ut seadier rates There
were but few chap lots to be found the bulk OF th
business was at comparatively full prices oeneral
anticipation among factors that the next news will be
favorable causes them to meet the demand rather less
freely, and to hold even-runnng lsts with
frmness ut our outside figures or even htQher rates
Nothing has transpired however ure apy
In quotations. which accordingly repest aa fol-
lows Ordinary 25 to 27 Good Ordinary 2O to So Low
.Middling 80 to 81, and Mi ldIing 50 to 96
STATEMENT COTTON,
Stock on hand Sept lst, 1865. :. bales. e3 $50
Received since yesterday ........-..... 188
Received previously. TAI O52-74l 22o
s24 469
CLEARED previously. .724 i8o-725 292
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E, nicE E-1he m mrket ID quiet, but steady We quote
sALT-Thsre is a good business doing from store at
sUeAn.-There is large demand for Sugar at un
changed rates. Wequote fair to good refining at to
l0At We notice sales Of 140 hhds Cuba 10 &c;
"a hhds Porto Rico az l2H to 1890; and 1925 boxes
Havana at va to lSi4c Refined is in good uest at
firm figures We quote soft yellow ut l3l to l6c; soft
white at I5 to l6c, and crushed powdered granu.
Ated at 1890.
TALLow-Remains about the same. Sales were made
OF ia 900 pounds at 12h to 12A.
SrEARIsE-Is unchanged. The sales include 81 900
bbls at Il to 221c.
GnEAsEmThere is a fair business doing. We notice
sales OF 24.000 pounds at 105l to 12ho.
TEAs-We notice an increased demand for invoices
at prices ruling in the sellers favor Sales 6460 half
chests green's; $50 Japans, and $500 do Oolongs
I1N-Plg 10 quiet Sales In email lots at 10 for
Straits; 40 to 2ObSc for Bsnca and English all
gold. Platesat $40. gold, ior O. charcoal. 81 so
to 25 for coke with light demand.
ToBAooo-BusineBsl confined to o few small tranBac-
tons. including as hhds Kentucky at 6T to 7Hc, and
122 CO 'seedleaf at 6]a to 100.
WHIsKEY-Unchanged. We quote 50 90 to q 25.
FRKIoHrs-To Liverpool, al 900 bush corn at AID
and per steamer, 600 bales cotton l<d 1000 boxea
cheese at 2Os and %. 600 bush corn at SID.
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Baltimore Market,

BALTIMORE July 20.-CoFFEE Tho market is very
hrm under the late heavy sales at Now York and the
ducton of stock in Importers hands Late yesterday
5000 bage. Grey Eagle, were taken New York
count at 1Sc god In bond We have only to report
day 80 bags Rio 2c currency Stock here reduced to
IL 800 bags In first hands,
CorToN-lhere is no material change in the market
since our last week's report We still note absence
Oh inquiry for either shipment speculation and the
n buy very sparingIy Sales for the week EN-.
within range as follows, and ct which figures the
market closed to-day quiet:
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-07-25

MolssseS SHOCKS, incl'g head'g, at IS. 90 to 8l2H
sugar do do dat . o;SS $50 to to 400
Hoops. long: at 5000 to 8OO0
oooPo' enoit. at 4O0O to 5000
CoPPER-Is rather in buyers favor with mora bua,
ness Sales ooobs Petrol. a. S2c 160 lbs port
ase ,aro On - anu ovooo ios baltimore on PIT
auction sale prices became rather stronger Tho de-
mand ts largely for tho better grades which are