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The Portland daily press., 1870-07-12
New York Wool marker.

NEW YORK. July 9.-For three days-State and
western Wool continues quiet, the ideas of dealers
being rather above those OF manufacturers whose
necessities are not sufficiently exigent to give much
tone or spirit to the market. The stock Of desirable
grades OF old Wool is reduced to small proportions
and there is not likely to be much activity until the
new clip (which is held the interior above the East
ern marksts) begin to come forward in larger uuanti-
ties. There seems to have been no definlte scale Of
prices Tor new Wool settled upon as yet, auactnr-
ers not being to pay as much for the article
as has lately been realizing at the sources of supply
particularly as they are for tie most part running
their mills without profit. In brief terms thew see
no basis for paying auy advance on Wool and Hence
they are disposed to the conservative policy
OF buying from hand to mouth until such time as
holders become more disposed to meet them. Fol-
California Wool there has been an increased demand
Texas has als) attracted little more attention and
both kinds are firm Foreign is quiet and price are
largely nominal. Sales State and Western fleece al
40 q soc, and new Ohio on private terms; medium
State and Western at 40 q 46c; medium to Xxx old
Ohio at AZ @ 50c; pulled at 81 q 4lc for super and
extra; California Spring clip at % q 23c for bury
and n 81 c tor tree of burrs; Texas at II a 19c
Mestiza pulled IS "a &C. and small lots Cape at 80 q
The Portland daily press., 1870-07-12

A VALUABLE ESTATE AT AUCTIoN-Our
citizens must not forget the rare opportunity
that is afforded them to buy splendid piece CT
property at auction at 8 o'clock this afternoon.
We refer to the valuable lot situated on the
corner of State, Pine and Congress streets, adj
joining the residence of DR.. Fitch. This would
be a magnificent location for a monument to
the memory of the soldiers who died in the
war, or for fountain to correspond with the
one on Lincoln Park if the city or some liberal
minded citizens should purchase the lot and
devote it to that purpose. 1t is also one Of, if
not the most, eligible site for q private dwell
ling in the city.
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Q O M Nj Err CIAL.
Receipt. BY Hailroad. and ..camboa

Receipts by Railroads and STEAMBOATS,.
STEAMER JOHN BROOKS FROM BosToN.-11 bags
Coffee IL bbls glass ware. 10 casks sheep skins, 10
shovels bales cinnamon 20 casks nails "a bxs spic-
63 do cheese 10 bbs pork 10 bdls paper IL tables
300 tt timber, IL crates onions 5 bales rags, bds
leather, II bags pea nuts, wagon, horse, 10 bids
chair stock, moving chimes. bbls rum, II casrs
sewing machines, 80 bbls flour, sofa frames. lao
pigs to Princes Express 100 do to order For Cana.
ia and up country. horse rakes bales burlaps 200
bars iron i12 beams warp, 81 bales WOOL pcs mar
pie, moving machine, wagon copper Kettle, 20
pkgs to order.
STEAMER DIRIGO, FROM NEW YORK. - % bales
cotton, do rags, ~ do WOOL do betting, 10 casks
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INsURANcE.-We print corrected list o.
losses by different companies by the destruc.
ton of the mill property of Messrs. Lynch
Barker 8 Co. and r. M. Richardson at Bruins
wick, VT. ON the 7th inst: $17OO in the "Hart
ford" of Hartford, Jeremiah Dow agent; $250t
in the "Yonkers and New York" OF New
York, $25O0 in the Merchants of Provi.
dence, $4,000 in the ''Phoenix'' OF Brooklyn
Loring & Thurston agents; $500 in the Gun.
ion" of Bangor, $500 in the -"City'' of Hart
ford, w. D. Little & Co. agents; $4,000 in the
New York, Dow, Coffin & Libby agents; $1,000
in tho cleveland" of Cleveland, Ohio, Johr
e. Dow & Son agents; $1,000 in the "Nor
wich' of Norwich, Conn, L. s. Twombly
agent; total, $187O0.
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Domestic Markets.

IN. NEW xoRK July 11-Cotton heavy; sales EOS
State and western et 70 25c higher State at s.
go; superfine Western at s. q so; Southern Il
sales $4,000 bush. No. Spring at IS a. Sc; No
Spring at % q 81; Milwaukee No. at o5 a
10 10; Amber State at I IS q ~; White at Is;
heavy; sales 5000 bush; new Mixed Western al
81 g O5; old do do at 1 06 q 1 OF. Oats steady;
State at 20 52c; Western at 6 el.c. PORK heavy
Lard frmer 1853 q 16.c. Butter steady; Ohio at Is a
25c; State at 20 g s3c. whiskey frmer; Western
s sesi at % g o. Riec FIRM Carolina 81 se
at 81 g &c; fair to good refining at 81 @ 9fc; Ha
yana at % q loAc; No. - Dutch Standard at ioac-
Resin at 95 @ 800. Petloleum-crude at III a
14sc; refined at 274 CSC. Linseed at 225 a 227f
F r. 81 to a. Lv srn qSet cotton a1s
NEW YORK, Jnly H. Cattle market - Receipt.
for the week 6555 Cattle, 2l657 Sheep and Lambs
and $3.50 Swine. The Cattle market generally il
The Erie Railroad is stl bringing Cattle at 81 pel
car from Buffalo. The New York Central charge:
gao. and is deing but little business Sheep and
ira g 7ic p II. Lambs g iSIc. swineSive nom.
inal; dressed - q 12sc y fb.
CHICAGO, July 11.-Flour unchanged. Wheat tame
at w g o9 tor Mo- Corn quiet at SOC for No. Q
rye steady; No. at &c. Oats steady and unchang-
ed. High Wines quiet at s5c. Provisions firmef
new e mess pork at % 80 g % &C. Lard at 15a q l6c
firm for upper grades, and lower for common AM
medium grades; 90 q 90 for good 10 choice ship.
ping steers. 'N'f
Receipts 500 bbls. flour. $1,000 bush. wheat
1000 BUSH corn, $4,000 BUSH oqfs, 5000 bush. rye
1000 bush. barley, $500 hogs
Shpments-S,2OO bbls. flour, G3OOO bush. wheat
III 900 bush corn. $4,000 bush oats, 9,5CO bush bar
ley,5,000 hogs. o'O'0 '' 'N
CINCINNATI, July 11-Bulk Meats in good demand
at II 12lc for shoulders, and l5c Tor sides Bacon
ut 93a, L.
and 17Ic for clear. '~''' --'
uplands at 1870. '''''As
MOBILE, July 11.-Cotton quiet; Middlings up
lands at 1Sc. W
CHARLESTON, July IL. - Cotton in fair demand
Middling uplands at isc
SAVANNAH, July 11,-Cotton in fair dem.na
Midd1ing uplauds at &c., N--'''-
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One of cur sharp city watchmen who is on
the lookout for fire, smelt strong odor Of
burning wooden the other night, and went
shifting round to discover its origin. As he
went along the smell increased in intensity,
and he confined his walk to small circle, feel
ing sure that he was very near the spot. Hap.
pening to put his hand in his back pocket he
found the skirt of his coat on fire, which took
from his pipe. The fire was extinguished with
out general alarm.
The Portland daily press., 1870-07-12

SURGICAL CURIOSITY. Thirteen years ago
small boy at school in this city placed bean
in each ear and could not get them out When
he went home he told his mother about it ard
she succeeded in removing one with pin, but
the other eluded her efforts and she thought
the boy must be mistaken and that there was
no bean there. He insisted upon it, and until
the other day experienced NJ inconvenience
from the bean when he had some slight trouble
and went to see surgeon, who probed the ear
and told him he must be mistaken. The prob
ing by the surgeon, however, loosened the bean
and two days after the boy picked it out him
self, the only change in that long period oil
time that it had sustained being discoloration
SO that it was entirely black.
The Portland daily press., 1870-07-12

LUsUs NATURAE.-Patrick McQuade, who
lives on York street, is the owner of young
turkey, Matched recently, which has four well
formed legs. The supplementary limbs are at
tached by short ligament to the body just
behind the others, and although they are we'll
shaped, are useless and drag along on the
ground as the bird walks. The turkey is lively
and gets living as readily as the rest Of the
brood. Patrick's COW little while ago gave
birth to three calves at one time, all Of which
are thriving; but this second streak of luck
has tendency to frighten Patrick.
The Portland daily press., 1870-07-12

The Comrades of Post Bosworth No are
requested to meet at G.. A. r. Hall, on Federal
street, at $50 o'clock to escort the members
of the Post who will have returned from theil
trip to Gardiner
A little boy named James Taylor was run
over on Saturday afternoon by horse attach
ed to a carryall, and seriously injured.
On Sunday evening as Mr.. Russell, of Bos
ton, with party of ladies were riding on the
Western Promenade one of the hind wheels OIL
the carryall came off letting the party down
rather suddenly. Luckily the horse didn't at
tempt to run, and what is more remarkable
still the ladies uttered no cries. No injury
DONE
The different boat clubs of this city, Alcyons,
Ariel, Emerald, and Una, have received an in
vitation to visit the Ottawa House on Cush-
ing's Island, this evening, from the proprietor,
and will accept.
The Portland Distillery are about adding to
their works large bonded warehouse some 76
40 feet in size.
The blonde burlesques are coming.
The many friends of Mrs. Pratt, wife of Rev.
James Pratt, d. D., will be pleased to learn
that her health is improving. She is now at
Clinton Springs, Conn.
Miss Carrie Baker, daughter of the late
Charles Baker, has returned from abroad and
arrived in this city yesterday.
Bishop Nicely is the second Bishop in the
United States who has led the song of Veni
Creator Spiritus in the Office for the consecra-
ton OF Bishop. @
Mr. "A. y. Morton, who was so i'll at the resi-.
dence of DIR. Pudor, is now at Paris, Me. and
we ate happy to state is rapidly improving.
Yesterday was rather tepid, The therm ON
eter at clock p. m. at W. Senter's on Ex-
change street, stood at 500.
Mr.. Ernst Perabo, the distinguished pianist,
is passing portion of the summer in this city.
The First and Free Street Baptist Societies
will make an excursion to South Freeport in
the Charles Houghton to-day. We refer to the
advertisement for the numberless attractions
set forth.
The Park Street Society and Sabbath School
are off for Evergreen Landing to-day on pic
mic, and We are confident it will prove ore Of
the most delightful of the season.
The beautiful grove at Saco River is the place
that the members and friends of Mountfort
Street A. M. E. Society and Sunday School
have decided to 60 to OH their annual picnic
tomorrow Wednesday, morning, leaving the
Portland and Rochester depot, foot of Chest
nut street, at 7.15. Refreshments will be for
sale at fair prices.
Thursday evening next the pupils of the
Congregation de Norte Dame will give a
soiree at the City Hall. The entertainment
will consist of vocal and instrumental music
and an Operetta which will be performed by
several OF the pupils of the school. A drama,
entitled "Fabilola, or Scene in Rome," will
be enacted and premiums will be distributed to
the senior and Junior classes.
The Portland daily press., 1870-07-12

A NEW LANDING ON THE PENoBscoT.-Tbe
citizens of Linconvile and Nortbport have just
completed first class wharf at Lincolnville,
and the steamer City of Richmond will here
after make that one OF her landings to and
and from Bangor. This fact will no doubt tend
greatly to increase the trade of our city with
the above towns and towns adjacent
The Portland daily press., 1870-07-12

REAL ESTATE SALE.-F. o. Bailey & Co.
sold at auction yesterday afternoon the follow
ing lots of land belonging to the estate of E.
W. Thrasher and adjoining Fort Preble: LOT
No. 1, 80 100 feet in size, to E. NJ Tucker for
$50; lot No. 2, same size, to same for $65; lot
No. 8, 80 1O7 feet in size, to r. S. Smart for
$7S; lot No. 4, 80 Ill feet in size, to same for
sci total S3fO
The Portland daily press., 1870-07-12

MAR, NE DIsAsTER.-The ship Henry B.
Wright, (of Searsport) Capt. Treat, from Port
land, in ballast bound for ST. John, N. B.
went ashore on Long Point, near Cutler, on
the 9Th inst, during dense fog, and was
dashed to pieces on Sunday. Fortunately all
hands were saved. She was good vessel Of
7O2 tons, built at Stockton in 1853
The Portland daily press., 1870-07-12

bleach powders q do paris white ties rice 800 bbls
-four 20 do beef % do saltpetre, 25 do Is dc
brimstone 512 bxs asins, 90 do starch 40 do soap
20 do tobacco, 20 de- glass. 100 10 in, - bars on
sets wheels, bell aud frame, organ pianos 22l
chests tea bags rice 81 do coffee 20 cases dry goods
200 pkgs sundries.
PORTLAND q KENNEBEC RAILROADS. cases oil
goods Is bales batting ~ bbls merchandise, organ
calves. 1 car paint, do aths and timber, bdls
bnds2s pkgs merchandise, 20 cars freight for Boston
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY - 1870 cans milk, zoo
bbls -four ~ cars corn 80 do lumber, do cats dc
ashes, do Spirits do sundries. For shipment east
IL cars flour, do spirits, tons paper. .s
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD-40 bdls shOvels, q
doz drag rakes carpets II bxs eggs, 26 cases
The Portland daily press., 1870-07-12

The AGED BRoTHERHooD.-We understand
these aged gentlemen will take trip to the
islands the last of this month, Of which due no.
tice will be given. 1t is desirable that all those
who are sixty five years Of age and upwards,
and who are not members OF this association
should join before the excursion takes place.
The Portland daily press., 1870-07-12

HARrER's BAzAAR-The number for next
week, richly illustrated, has been received at
the periodical depot of Messrs Fessenden
Brothers, Lancaster Hall; also by D. Went
worth, dealer in books, stationery, &C., 1877
Congress, corner OF Oak street. This journal
of Fashion takes the lead Of all others, and is a
welcome visitor to the parlor circle.
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ROBBED ON THE CARS,
MAINE.
DEAD BODIES RECOVERED.

DEAD BODIES RECOVERED.
BANGOR, Me-, July 1.-THE body of boy
about five years old was found in Nebraska
Boom, on Sunday. 1t had apparently been in
the water two weeks. The bodies of the three
men drowned at Island Falls .on the morning
Of the 4th, were picked up at Grand Falls on
Supday
The Portland daily press., 1870-07-12
NEW KOR n.
CITY AND VICINITY.

NEW York, July 11.-Henry Coulter, of
Pittsburg, Pa, challenges James Renfortb,
champion sculler of England, to five mile
scull race on Amarican waters for $1,000 side.
IF Renforth declines the challenge is open to
the world.
iptendent of the limited States Marine Hos.
pital at Portland, Me-, died of apoplexy at his
home in Williamsburg on Saturday.
George Robbins, who came to this city sew
eral days ago seeking investment for $1,000, the
proceeds of the sale of his farm in Massachu-
sets was robbed of the whole amount in Hous-
ton street last night
ROBBED ON THE CARS
ALBANY, July 11.-Jas Vandersea. of New
jersey, was robbed of $440O in money and val
liable papers on the cars between this city and
Schenectady this morning: The thief and Two
OF his accomplces were arrested but the prop
erty was not recovered.
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domestic News.
MAssAOHUsETTs.

PROTEST AGAINST PRoMIsCUoUs EULoGIEs.
Boston, July n.--Some fifty Baptist clergy.
men in obedience to a call met in Boston tn.
day to consider the subject of certain pnlnit
euloges on the late Charles Dickens. Consid.
cradle discussion took place, from which it an
expression of opinion on the subject uncalled
for, and the meeting dissolved after passing
the following:
RESOLVED, That position of the Baptist pulpit
of Boston and vicinity does not call for any re.
affirmation of our principles.
Rev. j. D. Fulton, who thought the Baptis:s
were changing their views and falling into line
with the heterOdoxy of other Orthodox pulpits
was the only one voting in the negative.
Schooner Tarbox, of Rockland, has been tow
ed in Cienfucgos dsmasted.
The Portland daily press., 1870-07-12

Your faded locks can be restored to all their
youthful beauty by using NATURES HAIR RE-
sToRATrvE, which is free from all dangerous
drugs. All live druggists sell it. iy11-2t
The Portland daily press., 1870-07-12
Miscellaneous Notices.

GEO. w. PARKER & Co., will sell at auction
to-day at the house of Seward Frye, Falmouth
bankrupt, all the real and personal estate tie
said Frye is possessed of.
The Portland daily press., 1870-07-12

Jon PRINTING. Send your orders for Job
Printing to the Daily Press Printing House
where they will be promptly attended to at the
lowest possible rates. WIN. NJ. MARKS.
The Portland daily press., 1870-07-12

The State Street Society and Sunday
School and the Wiiiston Chapel Society will
60 on picnic to the islands some time next
week. Further particulars will be made
known through the daily papers before the ex-
cursion.
The Portland daily press., 1870-07-12

IF you wish for India rubber hose go to
Cooper s. Co.'S, 100 Federal street. They keep
all kinds of Plumbing materials, and sell
them as low as at any store in the city. Try
them. May 5-tf.
The Portland daily press., 1870-07-12

THE LITTLE LIoNs.-Take your children to
the Menagerie, and let them see the baby lions.
tt will be here on the 18th and 10th.
The Portland daily press., 1870-07-12

A FEW more patterns of those Wash Poplins
for 10 cents a yard, at Cogia Hassan's.
The Portland daily press., 1870-07-12
WASHINGTON.
THE FUNDING BILL.

WAsHINGroN, July 1.-THE conference
committee on the funding bill have agreed to
provide for the issue of enc thousand millions
of thirty year bonds, at four per cent three
hundred millions of fifteen year bonds, at four
and half per cent; and two hundred millions
allowing gold deposits in the treasury limits
the interest to 10 per cent, and all national
banks hereafter organized are required to take
the new bonds.
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
resolution repeating the monopoly of the
India telegraph business guaranteed for IL
years in the charter of the International Ocean
Telegraph Co., was to-day introduced in the
house of representatives and referred to the
committee of commerce.
The clause authorizing foreign agencies, was
stricken out and all interest is to be paid in
the United States One half per cent is to be
paid for negotiating the new bonds.
CONTRIBUTIONS.
The Senate in executive session tonight
confirmed Marsh Giddings as Consul General
at Calcutta, vice N. g. Jacobs, recalled. Also
the following postmasters: Edgar l.. Hapgood
Falls N. H.; Henry G. Adams for Hyde Park,
Mass; Lewis Merriam for Greenfield, Mass !.
j. L. Skinner for Amherst, Mass; John
McDuffee for Cambridgeport, Mass.
The Senate this evening confirmed the fol
lowing nominations: Thomas Murphy, collec
tor, Moses III. Grinnell, naval agent, Thomas
HillhOuse assistant treasurer, all at New York
d. Atwater of Connecticut, Consul at Tahiti
G. b. Webster Of Connecticut, d. b. Consul
at Sheffield, Eng. Murphy's confirmation was
opposed by Mr.. FentOn in three hours speech
to which Mr.. Conkling replied, and it was car.
ricd As to g. the nays being Messrs. Fenton
Harris and Upton.
The Portland daily press., 1870-07-12

Go and see the best selection Of perfumery
ever in Portland, for two-thirds price. at Cogia
HaSsan's
The Portland daily press., 1870-07-12
THE PR ESS
Portland and Vicinity.
New Advertisements To-day.
AUCTION COLUMN.

AUCTION COLUMN
Furniture, Geo. w. Parker & Co.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Soiree. City Hall.
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Grass for Sale. Edward Mason.
Horse Wanted. Joseph II. Poor.
Special Meeting. North Star b. u. c.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Wanted Immediately. Sands & Co.
Wanted Immediately. :. Grand Trunk Saloon.
Dress Making. The Misses Vining.
Maine State College OF Agriculture.
A Gard. :. It. s. Oxuard.
For Sale on Danf0rth St....John G. Proctor.
Portland Company. Jacob Mcclellan.
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TEA Rose Alpacas, worth 60 cents for quar-

MEMS aul Boys Clothing can be bought of
the Manufacturers, 292 Congress street, Grin
HawEas q co
The Portland daily press., 1870-07-12

LONDON July 11--11.15 A. M.-Consols % far
money and account, ~ "onSo's % luz
,s american a secures.U. S: 520s, 1862 ST.; do
.soo o,9, Ut; 40 1857 1877 u s. 1O4O's, $751; Erie
LIVERPOOL, July 11-11.15 A. M Cotton fat !:
saies.s,C0O bales; Middling uplands 81 a 9fd; Mid,
dilHg orleans u q 9bd. Corn 3Os Pork 1O2s 3d.
Wheat IS Cd a IS I'd.
ey and account. ~, AoA
1865, old, 86}; sdo 1867, SCI: u. S. 1O4Os 84l Erie
shares III Illinois Central shares Ill. Atlantic 8
LIVERPOOL, July 11-2.3O A. M.-Cotton quiet
Sd. -"A"" '''
LONDON, July lilo P. M.-Consols 92} 1or mon
8St; do 1865, old, $50; do 1867 IS; o. 4C's sri
Erie shares IT. llli.lois Central Ill. Atlantic &
Great Western shares &C.
The Portland daily press., 1870-07-12

WE hope the ladies won't blame us if they
lose some bargains. We try to keep them post
ed. COCA HAssAN.
SEBAGo WATER.-If you want Water Pipes
put In your house you cannot do better than
call on G. M. & H. T. Plummer II Union
street. They will put them in neat and cheap.
Will also furnish Rubber Hose to their Gus
toners at manufacturers prices. july9dtf
THE QUESTION SErrLED-Those eminent
men, DR.. Jas. Clark, Physician to Queen Vic
toria, and DR.. Hughes Bennett, say that con-
sumption can be cured. DR.. Wistar knew this
when he discovered his now widely known
BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY, and experience has
proved the correctness of his opinion.
jy5-eod&w1w.
DYSPEPSIA Is HYDRA HEADED MONSTER,
from (which nearly all "the ills the human
flesh is heir to" originate. The Peruvian Syr-
up, protected solution of the protoxile Of
Iron, is a loug-tried and wsll-established rem
edy for this distressing complaint; it has cured
thousands when other remedies have failed
jy12eod1w
The FIVE SENsEs.-It has been disputed
point which of the five senses affords the most
pleasure, but it is generally conceded to be Ell
Their feeling or tasting. Without disputipg the
felicity of the sense of fee';ng, we do believe
that all persons who are favored with pies.
puddings, cakes and biscuits raised with Gold
Medal Saleratus must decide on the pleasure
of TASTE
DIR. SAGE's CATARRH REMEDY is no Patent
Medicine humbug gotten up to dupe the igno-
rant and credulous, nor is it represented as be-
ing "composed of rare and precious substances,
brought from the four corners of the earth.
carried seven times across the Great Desert of
Sahara. on the backs of fourteen camels, and
brought across the Atlantic Ocean on two
ships" 1t is mild, soothing, pleasant Rene
dy, perfect Specific for Chronic Nasal Ca.
tarrh, "Cold in the head" and kindred diseas-
es. The proprietor, II. V. Pierce, NJ. D., of
Buffalo, N. Y, (whose private Government
Stamp is on every package of the Genuine,)
offers reward of $500 for case of Catarrh he
cannot cure. For sale by druggists. Sent by
mail, postpaid, for sixty cents. Address the
proprietor as above. jy12-ttSSs
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Freixhfs.

Freights.
CHARLESTON, July 11.-Freights to LIVERPOOL by
steam direct, nominal; via New York, 7-16 on up.
lands and 11-16d on Sea Islands; by SAIL ZIG on up
lands; I'd on Sea Islands. Coastwise - To New
York, steam, &c % h. uplands; &c on Sea Islands:
81 90 tierce on Rice; by sail, &c " fb on Upiards
40c Dbl on Resin, 81 q % NJ on Lumber and So as
10Y M on Timber. To Boston by sail, a &c % fb on
upland Cotton; to Providence So % III on Boards; hc
" tb OIL upland Cotton.
Vessels are in demand BY our merchants IN take
lumber freights from Georgetown, S. c., BARREN and
Satla River Ga, and Jacksonville Fla, to North-
ern ports, and $l1 @ ~ " NJ the rates on Lumber
ana Boards. --A'''">-
PHILADELPHIA, July 9-Freights-Tbe follow
ing are the current rates from Port Richmond for the
week ending July $40 Bath 81 80; Saco Sc 80;
Portsmouth So 10 q So Is; Amesbury So Is; Boston
81 90; Chelsea 50 90; Charlestown and tow $40
FAN River III %; Lynn and dis. 50 90; Nantucket
81 90; New Bedford It's; Provincetown So 25;
Rockport ~ %; Saugus So 5; Providence 81 Is.
NEW ORLEANS, July 6-Sailing room for foreign
ports continues scarce and rates rule very stiff at
I'D for Liverpool. and II q 5-16d for Havre Liver
pool steam rate q 11-16d. Coastwise the demand
is good and rates steady. New York steam, &c.
LONDON, July lis P. M.-Sacurities OF ali kinds
haze advanced several per cent. since morning and
the tendency is still upward. IT, s. $685. 1862 which
were S6a at O'Clock, just closed at SaJ, and other
funds have advanced in proportion. much better
feeling prevails at the Paris Bourse At 2 O'clock
Kentes were quoted at COT 4oc which is very decd-
ed advance.
FRANKFORT, July 11.-War rumors continue to
affect American bonds and securities of all descrp-
tons. United States 520s of 1862 have rapidlv de.
cllned, and closed to-day at 81.