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The New York herald., 1866-04-21
STTRO.GLYCERIsE N THls CITY.

Hearing yesterday that there parties In New
York Who we're engaged 10 the importation aud sale of
rogycsrine, and fearing that accidents might oeear
from selfoonbusson or erploaou similar 70 ihose %
fatal In san Frspclsoo and at Aspn~s mayor Hoffman
addressed The foiosns order 10 rre Msrs5sl Baker.
asking him 10 en,ss upon the duty n tncns tho danger
oos san and placing " outside the Gre bmhs
M1ror's Orrcr, Nrw Yoas, April %, Isss
rI,e Marshal Basns
sy--rpdersandins that's qvsriliy Of nitro o-g'ycerbs
The New York herald., 1866-04-21
Good suggestions.


T. b. rTaning a. ase tue efforts made Al siios 10
prevent The nuydnction of cholera aio This sosHiry
Tho au,hor,ie, a, wAsh,ag0n give ths mAl,u ihair at
tontion. and W. bope measures ~ln Immediately 10
taken examine carefully All vessels coming any
of hAr,prs and II there have been fgnBs
their soyAs signs 4 tho sfdfsHic. ~, " p@fnn Wa
.A1dEg n any IasscnsorH ~ Taeka.o- fnym sach F.s
Prevention is certainly nrsi duty Ths scaiie
men conshating the Board q Health for this ciy d.
serve or,s ff their the dseharge Of their
duties Bai 70 clean tbs tueoan Stable requires bsrea.
lean labSrr sla they ogg' be sssised sf rdes 70
keep streets 10 ooEdiiIon remove al
n-isansos a. Tie peopie .l "a saper..fiy - ealn
pellei u eofnfy 9TH M aiuFu v s-p The s'r-e's
h. front e their psnstfy ru- ~ sniHsi and
yesoiable ma,isf and have uia fsiosc removed fexa
lady 70 gaa fslgh many 0i oaf fifrsi- s a'sosisiy
LaEAfd1ts he st@neh afisinr fum iLs gsu
rfle To cl.ct q the-s mlNafDs bscft~r shb fss
niense ciy8is - iaH phlrh ffsgasBuy sBsciop oor
ooanisranees n tbosr hslsiing tAa-s qssrsfs for
must ~ a1utied ib-t a s nf ~ 20 aHS gsFvrJ aious
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plre We fsp-at ihsn. ~ ths ssDiafT ssibar tee
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n~ut nO1ti mot pfltaty rFrr b. VISITED Ny n M;
~ gers5na ths cAsr u Ne knslsni, criulnAI
whici guFh % ~ g. anglut t'."i Cnui4jsfailaEa
a hgmsufiy n0thins ~sh ihess h-srtisss sud rups
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fsr 1oisr ~ tha .s.lf ffuus u ~oaif sDT-ar
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w sfs lasaifsl 10 ,iosfas our rfr n ~ -' fln 20
lsndibg n sny p01bsers rarkAs ~ fsfgbt 4 ssssH
~h.rh bsi cNses N no sans-foas a.ss4sr "Lsn orco
,~g.,a N us sa.sss1. sisse,sr iLs fstffHy of o..
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isi % ~ AZ % ant mahT ~ - ts,t 'fA- y. ~
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The New York herald., 1866-04-21

Since my arrival in this city have learned With deep
regret OF the accidents which have lately occurred
with nitro glycenne. Although the causes Of these
posiobs unknown hope 20 convince competent and
ent &c authorities that nitro giyeenne u substance
DANCE 10 handle aud than gunpowder To
that end propose making few days series Of eI
permeni OF wh ch the time and place will be given Ia
your paper Un then respectfully request the public
10 suspend their pinioD. such experiments will en-
able them clearly 10 judge for themselves A. NOBLE
Nav YoHs. April 20, lsSs
We have doubt tba, Mr. Mobiles Kind orer will
be appreciated In proper spirit by tho public, bat We
inclined to think tha, few people Will fot being
present. at his experiments this yillsnous compound
The Time and place being known there may bs large
crowd collected within few blocks Of the experimental
lat 10 witness bs departure skyvnrd In bis researches
after the u the crpIo~ of nitro gyoerns Bat
few, We think, will b. ambitious enough 10 bear him
CON pany
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he has also received any number OF grand complimentary
dinners, and has also organized mining company, Of
which he is trustee and large stockholder.
cans, cam I' and Arizona irregular infantry aarcops
and Pimo Indans) have killed on goodly number Of
Apaches within few months, but regret TO add that
10 avoid them or they avoided by the Indians can.
tell which, and the consequence is that few Apaches
fall by their hands
Arizona Captain Juan Chevera head chief Of the Mari
copa nation and his nrs sergeant and Interpreter Jose
Cabezon, or .Joseph Big Head" Captain Chevera
infantry, Arizona volunteers j. Ross Browne, the
traveller and contributor to HdIper's Monthly, holds
captain's commission In Company or the same regl.
ment Captain cheveria, who does not speak word OF
English, 10 by virtue OF priority Of commission Captain
Brownies ranking oficer
The gallant Captain cheveria almost duplicate Of
Washington, and was lionized some two years since
He looks like fighting man. and is said to be one His
tribe have always been the friends Of the white men
and remained true the Union even while their coun.
try was temporarily in the hands of invading Texans
Captain Chevera Is riding around town and seeing
the sights OF San Francisco with evident RELISH dressed
In full United States Army uniform.
PERSONAL
Hon. Anson Burlingame, Envoy Extraordinary and
Minister Penipotentary 10 China, and General r. B.
Van Vakenburg United States Minister the Court of
Yeddo, received complimentary dinner from Charles
Walcott Brooks Esq. Commercial Agent for Japan at
his house, on Tuesday evening They leave the next
steamer for Honolulu, and thence by sailing vessel TO
their destination.
NEWSPAPER MATTERS
The Bslcin has also come out quietly In favor Of the
Presidents reconstruction policy and there not
single daily paper of any circulation in San Francisco
which sustain6 the Stevens Fred Douglass Sumner,
and Philips faction The Associated Press Agent, Mr..
Rocker returns to New York by the steamer to-day the
proposed arrangement with new papers for receiving
overland dispatches having entirely failed The Alta
and Bulletin in Gan Francisco and the Sacramento Union
are the only papers in California which receive overland
dispatches
The New York herald., 1866-04-21
Muiiny on shipboara In Charleston
Harbor.

tHsNLhrfori April ~, iovo.
A muilny occurred this morning board the bark
3eotlAnd Captain Msy nare lying In the stream loaded
nth cotton far Liverpool The crew OF the vessel are
sew men, and tx Of IN refused 10 work and assaulted
te officers with sheath knives, when the hrst mate
DIV revolver and fred among them, killing one man
aud seriously wounding another.
The New York herald., 1866-04-21

Large Fire In Genesso-Busfness Portion
OF the Town Destroyed.

HOruDTrr, y. - MN % IsSS
A Gre broke out In Gencs~o lAs, evening about half
past seven O'Clock In tho store of r. Bsrsss and be
fore ~s chsoted proved very destructive. A eisrs
Into the cellar 70 draw kerosene The faucet not
working readily he held his hight near 10 sscrrtan the
reason when Ere vas oommun csei 10 The lQuid, and
the cellar wss Immediately in rsnes Tie ciursrs
gathered promptly and r,nfered all the asssstAbes
pns.be but The nAm- oouf not 70 s1bdaed
destroyed The heavie< l~rrs are r Bsrsev
Beach a Oim,ead spdJ v Bishop. fry goods
chant, a. u. Beekvitb, Druggist, Dodge Cole hard
dealers, Mercer Geo1s talIoys, and Eorahsts
Tbs Ios. estimated Al 500 Issfiy all of vbeh 10
covered by InsefAnes
The New York herald., 1866-04-21

request that you WI report to the places in which
the same may be stored, and bring before me forth
with the parties owning and controlling the same
JOHN 7. HOFFMAN, Mayor
In accordance with instructions Fire Marshal Baker at
once proceeded to make Investigations into the where
abouts Of the mysterious property and It's owners He
soon found Mr. Albert Noble and Mr. James Dcvoe, who
were engaged In manufacts ing nro-glycerine In the
old country and shipping TO this for blasting purposes
An association had fact been formed for the purpose
OF manufacturing the article IN this CITY. Noble had
only arrived N New York on last Monday expressly to
superntend operations: Upon inquiry NJ Reker also
found that there wee twelve cases Of the explosive COM
pound In store in a public warehouse In Greenwich
street. Nos SO and S. all OF which he caused TO be car
red outside the Gre limits ard deposited In building
where damage be done by It's premature explosion
He discovered, meanwhile, that there were two addi-
tional cases which had been for inspection to the
Custom House store SO Broadway He found the cases,
SIMPLY marked &c N, >" and respectively numbered $50
and 6ss, the top floor OF the drug department. piled
careessy among lot Of similar boxes, and with nothing
70 warn those hourly among hsm OF the highly danger
character OF their contents.
The cases were made OF common pine lumber about
twenty inches in height and fourteen by twenty
inches square, and had their bound protected
with strns OF zinc The men aboring in the vicinity
astounded when they learned the danger to which
they had been unwittngy subjected and were only too
glad 10 have the packages removed They were also
transferred 10 point beyond the fire limits having been
duly receipted for by the Fire Marshal The owners
made no objection this disposition Of their property
When brought before Mayor Hoffman, Messrs. Noble
and uevoc declared that they engaged In legt
mate business, but which, If found detrimental TO the
public interest, would have TO be discontinued They
further testified that the discovered and disposed OF
by the Marshal all OF the material they had In the
city that there other party engaged in import
ing 10 the United States and that this lot had only
arrived few days previously In vessel from Hamburg
In the two cases found at the Office Of inspection there
three four hundred pounds Of nitro gycerine
They bad sold the lot which had exploded at the ex-
press Office In san Francisco 10 gentleman by the namc
personal possession, having It safely deposited in his
berth shpboard whence II subsequently trans
ferred to the place where created such havoc and de-
struction.
The New York herald., 1866-04-21
Young u.n.. Howard A...i.,ios.

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s,sfp~sn -lea fsslsi 10 tbs fgT,asten - 20 f9ass
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sisfa yai a. eily vI frss sssfsl ssfiisry " no
hospitals "a 80 board u neai.h a ssns u ls
"a st8 gftfsaihx TO srt.ad = i4s ssi1sn> 1hs
oi,~cs u tls ss-<itiags are ~ si,shd - hs ps~inx
-snw q to-s sto fasy ~ sitsssof 4th sbolsrs sri
ybg nay b. toa lF " tifs Suf~s AT t'ssnfs msi al
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fnesc4i -~rtAffr wbstc ss4 ,ha sgtliabrss q
lsaae mar 10 hsd ~ Al sts ace ansse H. ere iifti
~ kDahts. al t.s letsrnfbt n sust ~ fhg 90
The i4n 10 tn - cfb< ssfei sbilfeiy w falip
uans srp~eio1 " - fs~aifsd gum uss rsi .'.s snl
ysb,N stArisi a the ciiy, vl hsvs 10 -ei a'ffni
I'D esffi,fs, and ssSeN ur tsssfiT als@s -
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foisg~iss Int ~ uss sesrsfp 4 60 h.smi 49,,
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vg y Bs&Sh Dstt %ast tn'"
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tar ,hs sSsssary 49, T'tsgfr s"Httfr1 ~ -,
ssS 'sl.ots ts~s'f e"'Jrs 90 :"
The New York herald., 1866-04-21

NrcRcxAscY AZ HorE caAPu.-hr Albert Russell, the
w,ll pre-td gtaieur and vcntroqust, will open
Of hs necromanic and vocal eas at Hope Chapel
Broadway, April n Mr. Russell's system OF egcr.
dsnan and voice limitations spoken Of ~ wonderful
The New York herald., 1866-04-21

Pou ovsrcs Esssrs ssss, - A yoabs man tsned Az.
thur rbsdan has b~sn detected W stecai mel ssrt
Jsm~s Tybsr parotnrf iestsrs ,orts nins fnotsJ
~ The Pod of-ce ~ i~glsts led n hsi sst ootf
s@ttai ssrs ~ ne Postmaster foy fosr ysar Hs
commt,sd " lsi co TIE l3sh lss in esfset q 81 90
Ia
The New York herald., 1866-04-21
Another insssdi.ry Y,ss o. IN. o,l re-

CLfvulsp Ohm, April % i"N
The tpks of Hursy Co % "pip~ hns, +" si shassr,
Psbn, vith one thousssd bsrris d on and sevs'al
frrghtsd ears burned to-asy BY ssansis,s cot n
The New York herald., 1866-04-21
Anatrs at Acapulco.

Passengers by the steamship Arizona, who were at
Acapulco Mexico, on the 9th inst, report foows:
The military situation at Acapulco remains the same
as 1t has been for the past year The French troops
have garrison in the fort and -ofwar in the har
bor while the liberal General Alvarez commands force
which occupies all the surrounding hills and prevents
communication with the interior This encampment is
in plain sight from the harbor but the French manifest
NO desire To dislodge him. Indeed the French are
obliged to keep close within their lines during the day.
and at night TO lock themselves up In the fort. The
town, which never numbered more than few hundred
souls has but about one hundred in 1t now, and these
are OF class too poor and miserable to get away
The United States gunboAt Saranac was lyins in the
harbOr Of Acapulco the 9th OF April The officers and
men were all well. The officers appear to be much
amused at the situation at Acapulco, and commserate
the French, who despite their inability dispense with
their customary airs, nevertheless not little hu-
inflated at their position.
The New York herald., 1866-04-21

The Defeat OF tho lmperialists Near Ma.
zaIlan Contradicted.
San FRASoIsco, April 20, 1855.
The imperial Consul Mr. Guiltin, has received Maxat-
Ian adsces Of March 25 and asserts that no battle had
tLop TAKEN place
The New York herald., 1866-04-21

rick sullivan, Julia cronan. Henry Strauss, Daniel
0'ConneL
l6th. -IaPrlis Hanson, - Peterson Johannes Cas-
tllo Geliha Faust, VIM Lane.
10Th C Higgins. Ellen lavanoc, Eve Herman, Mar
Tin Brenner, A. Il enncr Hans Hals,erhead Daniel Nc
tarthy, John GaTble
l7lh-A Halsterhoad, Daniel O'connell, one woman,
name unknown, Daniel Mct tarthy John Gabe James
18th Rose Mooney, John Roberts, Michael Cos,ur,
Daniel Nahoney.
18th Vim. burns, Jaka Austreiz, Patrick Duty.
-o'h-wlliAm Flynn, Mary Ann Smith Total a.
LIST or SICK.
tc~-Joseph DAWSON, Henry McKc, Sheppard,
Se"atdi Brantord boatswain.
=, Iasa'ngsrs-Mu Cleary, william McKerths, John
fultoh, Thomas QunlaD, David James J McGrath,
maufte Oanuhlll, he la Kuo, Thomas Corne Philip
francois Cassercli John Dowlan, John Maaec,
inoHAs ",.o'u James Baker william Long, Owen Fin
ley, John haIson, John shean, - Ansienix Bridget
welsh Mrs Lowell, c. Donohno n Craig - bono
hue, Kate Hohl II Rastermann ID Anstryhelr CatIh
Tlno shean, Nary Mccarthy, Margaret Wright b. N.
Gergop, Una Aeser.-1oial "a
THE BATTERY BARRACKS rRASsrEERvp TO THE
BOARD OF HEALTH.
WAsnisGros Arril % i4a
O.. n DAlros, Sanitary Superintendent OF ue Board Of
By alrect"n of The Secretary OF War Brove, Va .re
raj Stewart Van Nie Qaarttrmnstei has been Instructed
70 transfer the Battery barrasks TO the Board OF eh
requested In your telegram OF Yesterday.
rHos' NJ. VINCENT Assistant Adjutant General.
Dr. Stone In accordance with the above despatch,
read the following which was adopted
Resolved That the Superintendent, acknowledge the re-
cept Of the telegram from Col vDoen Assistant Adjntan
make the arrangements for the furnishing Of the hopa al
the Battery Barracks.
THg STEAMER ENGLAND.
The steamer England for Halifax, with over thou
sand passengers board h expected reach here s
morning, she viii be detained at Quarantine
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The flowing statistics from the Cal culat VI nai'
NJ an L. HARMONY: e,. -
The receipts Cotton at the ports of the United ste'es
have been as follows: ,,a-
Week ending July o.e oo0 am
Previously since Sept 1856. LOO ooo
From close Of w.r to Sept 4lo,ooO
Total egpply and :toaks st the principal
ports Of the United States, ut the latest aates 90
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF OHARLRsTON
Arrived Sunday.
ot.onohin E1ambaau Chadwick

Arrived Sunday. [Auausg u
Steamship Flambeau, Chadwick, New Yorh-lsft
adss co Rrm
strong i 90, ) E Adger { Go, q Bischef & Co. Bssen
Bros Bart Wirth, Bets'; IT, ~, y Bee 3: O.. T T
D Brake b 90, BRISTOL Oobia 90, ia Oook, ]
" Oarmalt, W Ohsfee, Cameron, Barkley & Co, W 8
Oorwn, II Cater, 0hapil. ohiaoim Bros, oantwel!
DAWSON l. 90. J.a Dawson, II Daily, Rasserb,, G
" Eavan (athsslne Eseley, L Falk l. Co, Is Foley,
Gerdts / CO, FRAZER Dill, Goodwin, Goodrich, Win.
asu' ss 81 esnS'f asssn rs H. onlamln oa sti
aoMstoin J Harrison & Go, Haley, Hegelnan 4 Co.
Rse Hoimes ne
linson / Go. L LETTERS = 90. Kressei 4 Go, King Z
0assidey Klatte %, Kenang. Ksnapau1 La.
q Ieslie Iaurey ! Alexander Lilenthal / 90. . 10:
pez G Mnstedt, Q Lit.ohgl, Leo spencer Mo-
relic, Mcqueen, Mott Co. McLoy b Rice, HI tlohers
1 Muller, Miller + Co. T Murphy. i Meyer. B
IT, Marshall, Miller Stone. National Express.
Ojemann. D ONeill, @ Psnknin, Paddon. Plan
Rodgers. v Roach Raou1 1 Lynab. J Robson, " P
Russell, Rabensteia. Mbourg Calm Go. Southern
EXPRESS J B sloan, stnuss. Vances 90, q Slender,
Sheppard, Due Cohen, Trumbo. T Tupper Bon,
" q Ttett, I obias' seas, Thompson Bro. G W vii.
iams Go, Wuhrmanp ! Lillienthal, WAGNER. Heath
hon.ees, Werner Du1er , weldon %gyhmsn9a, y1;
W Ainsr, " Ecke, " Shrine, Cater. Street
Bros l. 90, Bailey. WMcOomb 4 Go, Rolling. ]
O seegers, B, Onler, & Co., Charleston Daily
News, Glass, J ] McGrter. [ Chapman, ] L John.
sen j Osborne Campb'll Williams, Oaspar Barth,
Jsnassn, Hams, A GA Co. o Department.
Cleared Yesterday. lAusvsr 10
Steamship Lulq, Ohilds, Rltimore-strset Bros 90.
sohr T Wilder, Danah, Boston-M Goldsmith Son.
schr Robert Healey, DiIon, Bstimore-Street Bros
Co.. .u==
sohr ovoca, Mitchell, BaHm re-street Bros 90.
Wont to sea Yesterday. (Auousr 10
Steamship Lulu. Ohds Blitimore.
Brig Daniel Boone Barker, Georgetown. 3 u
gchr Coast Pilot, Goodall, New Haven, Conn. -.
-schr " L Springs, Westodt, Philadelphia.
sthr R Healey, Dixon. Baltimore.
Schr T Wilder, Danah, Hoston. on.Z-=
schr N Tarbo1, Pendleton, Fall Riyer, Mass
From this Port.
Steamship John Gibson, Reed, Baltimore August ~.
Up for this Port.
schr Conservative, Davis, at New York, August II.
Sailed for this Port.
Steamship Knight Hollins, from Baltimore,
August IL.
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The llnllV. ~ eW-
TUESDAY MORNING, AUGUST IA, 1855.
CO, I'M wi EltClAL.
EXPORTS.
The Charleston Cotton Market

The Charleston Cotton Market.
There was some demand yesterday, ard With some
,relaxaton of price the part of holders some 90
bales were sold at about ths following quotations ::
siot Mading 3D. Mddling IS to 49, and some inferior
egotton at Ac per ID. There was but little offering.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-08-14

asking higher rates. The SAFES llcuuo z0V ODE
Hewardstrett Super at $l0 and 800 bbs extra do at
50 10 $12 City Mills Super s held at $40 Is to
sto $1e so per b and milers are tndsposed to mako
snase.ioas except st fa M sates We quote: (,
Howara street Shipping Extra 069 l8 %
Howard street family COO Il 80
s0hioBuper UO@ 70
Ohio Extra EGG "a oo
Ohio Family ee9 IA 10
Northwestern super. 0h@ 60
Chicago Extra choice. s09 - 5e
'OAty MUS ~ Jug ~ 10
STANDARD brands Extra. IL 26@ II go
Standard Shipping brands Is os@ 7s@ IL Il 90 90
Family, such as Ashland, Greenfield, Re- N.t..
seryoir and Patapsco. oo@ 90 90
e. e. FlSs1-nsv Ms. ity Mil: Ss@ Ss@ 90
the following are the inspections Of Foar aaa Meaa
In the Chg of Baltimore for the week ending Asss 8.
1855. viz: ward street. 1884, bbh ard 90 ha Bbs;
and Family 1851 bbls-total Whe.t -Four 10, ,4e9 bb's
and 200 half bbs. Together with 1l5 bbs Rye Flour,
and 1891 bhis Corn Meal
with an increased demand for both Wheat and 9 nm
The offerings foot up 10000 bushels Wheat, 5000 Dc
at s84e 05 for choice white Wheat s275 to 90 for
good to prime dos 80 80 to SO for oonloa to fa do
s. 70 to 50 for choice reds 50 30 to 70 fer good to
s5 to SO cts for yellow. Sill to IA for prime white
which Is adya of to cts on the later Westsra
naked may be quoted at OF to 90 cts Osts very
tive to 46 cts aud Rye 90 to 95 cts per bushel
MoIAssEs-There s better inquiry, aRd tiss Ma1ket
shows more strength. We quote Uuoa Huscsvaas ut
50 to 600 and ENGLISH leland at 80 to 75c per gallen
PRoyHIoNs.- demand for orders from the trade
eentnues fair, but for round lots the marriott IL very
quiet: We continue to quote Bacon shoulders in job
bing lots at NC 10 Sides Gle Huns ut u h. 26c
sufk Shoulders Gko do Sides at l84 to 1le Lard
201 to 21c for CITY rendered 22c for Western in
bbs and tres
BEACHES AND ArpLEs.-sales to-day of aoes boxes
Peaches at So to 6U per box we quote Apples at 81 50
Rsos1a = lair demand trom the trade prevails. ana '.
nste sales Of Rapgoon at4 to 44c, gold, M bend and
10 loho currency duty paid Carolina l2 to l3c per
: lb.
sueAR-The market is steady, with moderately ao
tive demands note the sale of 80 hhls Porto Rice on
Bavate terms, ana 45 hds 10 ut IL to 1885, cts: VA
quote common to good ref ning at 20 to II cts
6EnDs-There is Reoa demand tor Timothy: va nota
sales of good to strictly prime at IS so to G. Nothing
doing In Glover In small lots note sales of ii x R
:$8 46,te As per bushel.
SALr-We note sales of Ground Alum TO mo tsa@s at
SO 90 to 226, and Fire $40 to 40 per sack Mrks
Isapd go cents per bushel
Wm8RY-Tuere is more disposition to trade, but the
market is still dull and unRnted Western issis5d st
$Q @ and Coantry at 50 % to rs per gallon with stas
sn1y in small lots.
New York Market.
MONEY MARKET.
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York Market.
MONEY MARKET.


The New York Journal Of Commerce of Saturday,
the l1th met, gays:
The money market is little more active Capital is
n better demand from SPECULATIVE boo pers hut with
the large amount offering CALL loans easily obtained
Oh miscelan' Gus col'ateras at to per cent and
upon government securities, in large sans at per
cent There is no change IN tho range discount for
business paper; the bes are taken at to Ser
.oeat. per anuum.
Gold opened at 149'., touched 14s1a, advanced to
fell back again to 1885, and closed at ocock az
.thebpening rate
Silver sells moderately at G1z to ceate below the
price of gold
Foreign exchange is somewhat unsettled Leading
bankers ask I08 for 60 days sterling biNa and ~ tor
shsrt sight do, but goad bills bills have been bought at
lever figures. We quote: Bl> At 60 days on London
VS. to for commercial: l07 to LIB for bar kers'
Dc at Shert sight lns to raris at Gu days % to
5s3s; do at short sight 521. to 2s AntwepR ~ to
%525; Swiss, s.25 to No. Hamta.E ss< I. assz; Am
seepaan AZ 70 40K; .sankfrt4 4lsa to ~; Rreaea w
to T7A; .Russtan t<alsrs. II u 10 TAX.
COTTON HARKEr.
E2ENW YORK, August l0-NerToE-Was mere aaaya
8 the de.n. previously noticed A&ve es0a ssas& ~
to 5Is for 1,ddifng Uplsnds ana Sc to sssss fer A
dang esleane.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-08-14
Memphis Market.

MEMPHIS, August O.-corroN-The market yes
t4rsy opened dull and heavy and continued fiat during
the day Holders and buyers We're wide apart IN their
to holders prices while holders were asking from one
to two cents above buyers terms. The depres and
unsettled condition of the Now York and Liverpool
sales during the day wero small and consisted OF few
outside lots hIiddliug sszc and Bright Middling OF
SAC. taxes paid; Low Miadling at BIN to 50 10. The
New York dispatches report the market duh ana ua-
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-08-14
Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, August 0.-OoFFEB-The market is
rm and demand active. Sales OF "a bags Bio 1t
gold 7s do at 1870 1su do at 1905 89 do at
sd 800 dn psiyat terms. We continue to 4aete the
range for Rio aa TO quality from 10 to 2oo; Lsgusyra
OoHoN-The market continues dull and inactive.
and we note still further decline. We quote Ordna-
~ asc; Good do 800; Lev Middiing Sas. aaa AidaAag
6plands SAC per ID.
8. FLoun.-rhe market continues Arm, with goed In
quiry and holders OF good brands Of super and Extra
we're asking higher rates. The sales inoude 400 bbs
Hewardstrett Super Of $40. and 800 bbs extra do at
$l1 so 10 $12 City Mills Super Is held at $40 Is to
to $1e so per bbl and miers indisposed TO mako
a. f1ttr afaa Vo