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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-05-22

IAPRovEAENT.-Captain Speci. not salts
fied-and correctly so-with the pretty in
ternal arrangement Of his store, is having the
front painted. We hope some day to see all
the stores nicely fitted up and fixed.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-05-22
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TEE SOUTHERN PgEsBYrEEIANs.-TLe
General Assembly Of tine Presbyterian
Church South, DR.. Wclcb, of Arkansas,
moderator, met here to-day. There,
we're one hundred delegates pres, NJ.
A motion inquiring into the expediency
of adopting optional litursical service:
caused some excitement. The assembly
meets at Little Rock next year. =
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-05-22

A fire q: Yokohama has occurred of great
er magnitude than that of Chicago.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-05-22

RAIN WASrED.-The report is general
throughout the State that farmers are suffer
ing for rain. Here in Newberry we have
long suffered. Slight showers fell here and
there the latter part of last week. We hope
they may be soon revived with greater force.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-05-22

FLowERs-BEAUTIFUL FLowERs.-A FUR
friend, we presumc-for gentlemen would
not send flowers to our sanctum-5eut Us
pretty boquet last week. Tue flowers were
lovely but the taste displayed in constructing
the boQuet was uatch!ess. As We DO not
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-05-22

MUsIc.--It is a good sign, We take it. that
there are three bands Of music in our town,
for music never Injuries the heart or the
mind, but refines, purifes and soothes. We
hope the bands will remain intact and give
Us their melody.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-05-22

ETE.GLAssEs.-Capt. Speck has glasses to
suit all eyes. cid and young, black and blue
and green, if my such there be. Glasses
that will magnify or "lend enchantment to
the view" Coll and tickle Specl; by pur-
chasing pair of his Spec-tacles.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-05-22

VIs1ToRs.-Wc were pleased to see the
following gentlemen in our town last week
II. c. Osler, Of the house Of J. S. Fairly &
Co;G Bomar, JolInstone, Crews { Co.; c.
Froneberger, F. B. Sooddard & Co., and ]. s
Westendorf, Holmes & Calder, Charleston.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-05-22

STRAwBERRIEs.-Mr.J J. T. Norris, of this
County, has our thanks for basket of de.
licious strawberries of choice varieties-large
ard of exquisite flavor. This shows what
can be done in our section, in the way OF
small fruits.
The following are the varieties: Col. Che
ney, Peaks Emperor, Bonds Mammoth,
Chas. Downing and Seth Boyden.
Let US cultivate the berries and the cher.
rics; plant and prune our vineyards; and
lay out orchards with graftings Of fine rarie-
ties Of the larger fruits.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-05-22

ANSWER TO JOHN F. SPEcK;s JEwELRY
REBUs-As IT SHOULD READ.-Watchman
will you be so kind as to direct me to first
class Jewelry store, where I can have my
watch repaired and purchase for my boys
and girls some presents fine in Jewelry?
Yes, if You from fine assortment would
make your selection Of finger and ear rings,
watch and vest chains. breast pins and
charms, tea-sets, silver spoons, napkin rings,
&c, g., with your broken watch repair i'm
mediately to WATcE, CLOCK AND JEWELRY
HEApoUARTERs,-
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-05-22

know who she Is nor where she lives-just
found them on the table, dry so-we drank
to her health in cup OF fragrant tea-the
ladies beverage, which cheers but not iue-
briates, hoping that as flowers are said to
be the guardian angels Of the ladies. by day
she may never be without her aDgels.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-05-22

Sunday last was as bright and pleasan: q
day as the genial month of May affords.
Rev. Mr.. Stout, having returned from the
Baptist Convention, presented an interesting
digest of the important deliberations and re-
suits OF the Convention, and the prospective
work Of the Church.
Rev. Mr.. Mood, presiding elder Of the
Methodist Church, held an interesting quar-
terry meeting at the Newberry Station.
Rev. Dir. McClintock, of the Associate Re.
formed Church, We are informed, preached q
mos: beautiful and impressive sermon.
Sunday next Mr. Miles, of the Episcopal
Church, and Mr. Smel.zer, Of the Lutheran
Church, may be expected in our toHu.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-05-22

The Act Of the Legisla ture protecting
game and birds from wanton destruction
also provides for the preservation of fish in
artificial and private pond, as we'll as the
trout in the streams. Any interference what.
ever renders the trespasser liable to fine OF
imprisonment. Ponds used as water-power
for manufacturing are not included.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-05-22

ANEW BEAUTIFYING AGENT.-An Den
trifces had their drawbacks, until the Saiubrious
Bark of the Soap Tree was brought from the
Chilian Valleys to perfect the fragrant Sozodont,
the most delightful article for the teeth that o
brilsh was ever djpped into
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-08-19
Boston Market.

BOSTON, August IA.
CorFEE-The MARKET for conee rematns ABOUT
the same Prices are now comparatively low,
particularly Java, and there Is very confident
feeling OF an advance at an early duy. The SO es
include 1000 pockets Java st l9ac2c. and 4Ooaeoo
bags Rio at l6Hs19c per ID gold. Mocha IS qules
at 22c gold and q email lot or this description mas
been shipped 10 Loudon. In st. Domingo ami
other descrlpti0ns noihiDg has been done. aud
prices are nominal. BY auction l4oo mats IaVa'
damaged, at ss19kc per 10 currency.
CoTToN.-lhe market for this artlcle mas Deen
very quiet during the week, but 10 prices very
little change The sales have been In smaller lots
as wanted by manufacturers. and we quote oral.
narv at l8Hal7c. good ordinary at 19Ha2n, low
middlings at 2la2lKc. and mlddllngs AT 22aIINc
per 10 Including upland and Gull. Tha market
roses uu ct at these prices, with small stock,
particularly OF the better grades.
Dom EsTIC5 The market lor coIlou Roous ID
uuiet, and prices are gradual falling on, many
leading STYLES aelling at Xc Per yard decline from
recent prices. There is more ACTIVITY In prints,
sorne of the leading styles selling at Hc. and
few are still held a5 l2c. Dress goods are In fair
demand. and woolens remain without Improve
ment. ,..r ,.,,o, ,,,,,.
nominal. We quote heavy bags at l6al6ch, cur
rency. .,., - s,u .,s ,-,,o,
have eased on. Sales OF 1900 rolls domestic AZ l6a
I5Hc currency. mostly a. the lowest rate.
NAVAL SToRKs.-5pIrits turpentne has ad'
yaoced, with sales at 53a64c per gallon, and hrm
at these prices. In tar nothing or any conse'
ouepce has been done but market firm. with
IN demand, and stock OF low graie qni small
i've quote common strained and No at $ia4 90,
Mn q at "a 6Oa5, and pale at SIS e0a8 30 per Dol.
pitch /, aulet and sales small at previous prices.
RIcR.-Tne market for this article is nrm, hut
the sales have not been to any extent. We quote
Rangoon at 7ka71Sc; Palma at 7l1a7Xc, and Car
olina at sHa1oc per ID. Tho stock OF Caroiins Is
quite small
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-08-19

MISCHIEF IN THE A1R.-We cannot analyze
the arial poisons that produce epidemic and
endemic diseases; but the valuable dlscove.
rles which have been made In vegetable phar-
macy enable us to counteract their maliac In
fluence. The most powerful known antidote 10
every species of malarais Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters, a pure botanical medicine, in which
the finest antiseplics, tonics, Alternatives and
stimulants of ths vegetable kingdom are skill
fully and effectively combined. At seasons OF
the year when the atmosphere is surcharged
with miasma, and whenever the specific virus
of any Infectious disease ia supposed to be
present in the air, this famous corrective
should be taken regularly as protective. All
who choose to observe this precautlon may
bid defiance to intermittent and remittent le-
vers. and In fact TO all disorders generated by
foul exhalallons or impure water.
augl9mwi3DSw
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-08-19
N.w York Cotton Market.

NEW YORK, August IL.
The Daily Bulletin says: There was lalr ousl,
ness done in spot cotton during the week ended
last evening, and prices have maintained an un-
usual degree OF uniformity from day TO day, the
opening quotations having ruled throughout the
week. An Improvement In Liverpool placer that
market a shade aoove us, and gave exporters q
limited margin upon which they nave operaten
very freely. Splnners have been led to NIL thelr
wants with rather more freedom, party Dy me
easier rates, but more dire tly 1t seems by the
opinion hat has gained prevalence IN the heavy
export trade, should iC continue, VIII 30 reduce
the stock available for home consumption as W
out spinners on short supply before the new crop
comes In with sufficient freedom To AFFORD much
relief The position Ia Europe, a. iualcsted oy
the most reliable advlces we have ootaned,
shows prospective outlet for large proportion
of our stock II prices remain where they are at
present but any material advance over the cur.
rent Liverpool quotations would act as check
upon consumption there.
The southern advces thi7 week have Rot been
favorab O for as large crop AZ was estimated
previously, owing to we'll authenticated accounts
OF the IaYages OF the caterpil ar In some sections
Of Alabama and Georgia. The prospects. how
ever are not sufficiently dlscouragIng To give the
"buls' much advantage here, aud even with
large reduction In the stock prices have not been
advanced from the opening rates OF the week.
The fluctuations in spots and futures during the
week are shown by the following comparison, the
quotations being based on low mlddllngs:
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-08-19

TML-TAPPNa.-John Brown, colorsd
youth, we'll known at the Detective office. en-
tered the store of Mr.. John Luijen, at The cor
ner of Queen and State streets, Saturday, at a
time when the proprietor and his clerk were
engaged In the rear Of the store, and jumping
over the counter emptied the till of It's con.
tents. He was detected In the act by the clerk,
who Immediately gave chase, but had barely
time to cry ''stop thlef!' before he tripped
over barrel and fell upon the floor. Some
outsiders, however, had heard the cry, and
took up the chase, which In short time BE-
came remarkably lively. The thief, followed
by large crowd shouting stop thief, shaped
his course through Queen street 10 East Bay,
and down that street 10 the Postoffice. Turn
ing suddenly to the rear of that building he
ran abruptly into the arms of no less person
age than Alderman Kenny. The astonished
alderman gave him hearty embrace, and In
return for his affectlonate conduct was severe
ly bitten upon one of his hands. Detective
May arrived on the ground second or two
later, and put an end to the affecting scene by
marching the belliccse Brown to the Guard
house. The extent OF the robbery is not
known, Mr. Lutjen being ignorant of the
amount OF money In the till. Only two dol
lars and forty-dve cents were found unon the
person OF the thief.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-08-19
Passengers.

Per steamship Manhattan, for New York
P Bryan. A Bryan, McNulty, y Bart, E r
Cowperthwat, kuthroot, w Fanning Mrs "
Oade 8 crown, ] Spring, Miss A White, Robert
White, A Miller, II W Johnston, Webb. W
Gibbes, Henry Horny, kev Dr REYNOLDS. w Burn.
ham, 4 Witsell, Palmer, G Willard, Mrs A
Sherwood, N r Middleton, ] Pelzer. Jr, Smith,
F Whllden, A J Creighton. b Greenleaf, Rev P
M McCay, y a Dockery, Col Ludlow and wife, W
Gayer and wife, Miss N Jefferson, Mrs 8 Con.
nelly and maid, Mrs r @ PlncSney, three children
and nurse, A Ratio. Mr. Nader, Walsh, Mis-
McSweeney, Walsh, J Jewell. A Smythe,
Mansell and wife, Mrs Cohn, 8 Corne, Miss
Emery, O Emery, Miss M u Emery, W Tren.
holm, ] N Seklrk, J Wells, G b Mercer, Col X
Gilmore, Small, Rev J B Seabrook, Harri-
son, ana four deck.
Per steamship Sea Gnll. for Baltimore-Mr
and Mrs Edw Sans. Mrs Roth, II Case1er aud
Theresa F nrlt
Per sreamship Georgia, from New York-Mrs
] e Lewis and child Geo Hunt,r Federlln, II
Mather, Il r Long. N A Johnson, J Kennedy
and wife, Conwell. P 8 sheridan, wilkins.
Mrs I. r Henson, q W hendricks, VIM Read, Mrs
f O Branagan, C Allen.
Per steamer Dictator, from Palatka via JACK.
sonyllle Fernandiua and Savannah. Ga-Mrs
Hopkins Silano, Rev L McKey, W Cine,
March. O Miller, F A DitCery, u hercer, MRS
TreadWell, = wardlaw, - Greenleaf, Martin,
Miss Flatchct and six deck.
Per steamer Pilot Boy, from Savannah via
Beaufort Hilton Head, and Way Landings-J
Hume, E A Marshall. Miss Goodman. r + Graves:
E Gleason, r W Schepper, Capt q Harms, J
Holmes, VIM Harrison, Dupong. OK U, ana
three deck.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-08-19

SALE OF THE FIRST New CAROLINA RICE
The arrival of four hundred bushels new Caro-.
lima rough rice, the first of the season, pre-
viously announced, was sent to ChIsolm's mill,
where It was cleaned and the samples placed
on the market on Saturday last. 1t was classed
low good in quality, with rather more hard
ness of grain, and better color than Is usual
with the first new rice. The lot was sold
by Messrs Geo. q. Ingraham & Son, and pnr-
chased by Messrs. D. Talmage Sons at ten
cents per pound, and was shipped to New
York per steamship James Adger. The par
Gel was we'll handled ut the mill, and the ont
turn good, some three hundred and ninety-two
bushels, Weighing thirty-eight pounds per
bushel In the rough, producing eleven tierces
whole, two middlings and three-quarter small.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-08-19
LOCAL LACONICS.

The steamship Georgia, of the Iron Line,
sails for New York on Wednesday, at ten
o'clock In the morning, instead of five o'clock
In the afternoon.
"A game OF base ball was played Saturday
afternoon on the Halt Moon Battery between
the Columbus and the Gray Jackets. The lat
ter were victorious, the score standing seven
teen to four.
Miss Eliza Devineau, the organlst OF st.
Patrlck's Church, was yesterday presented by
the children of the choir with handsome sll-
YER goblet, as testimonial of their esteem
and their high appreciation of her merits as
performer.
We have to acknowledge the receipt,
through the courtesy of Congressman De-
Large, of number of important public docu-
ments, Including the census returns, as far
as completed, and the report OF the Con-
gress:oual Ku.Klux committee.
"A rumor was prevalent on Saturday to the
effect that Governor Scott had suddenly and
mysteriously left the State the day previous.
This, however, Is hardly probable, as the
Governor is not expected to leave before The
5th oil next November.
"A policeman arrested colored boy last
evening Tor maltreating little colored girl.
While carrying the boy to the Gusfdhouse he
was assaied by crowd of similarly coored
urchins, with sticks, brckbats and slung-
shots. The policeman signalled for help, and
the whole party-seven CT eight 10 number
were locked up for the night.
The steam tug General Scott, belonging to
the Maine River Phosphate Company, was
sunk yesterday morning near the Sulllvan's
Island Ferry Company's wharf at Moultrle-
vile. One end Of the tug got htched up on
the beach, aud when the Tide fell the other
end dropped 80 near the perpendicular as 10
prevent It's rising with the flood tide. She
was gotten ahoat again, however, by evening
10 time to take party of ladies aud gentle
tlemen around the harbor.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-08-19
CUTTING 1FFRIYS.
White Man Seriously Stabbed.


Two white men, Thomas Remoert and James
Mahoney. got into difficulty about nine
o'clock Saturday night In the boarding house
nj q Mrs. Bresland, at the corner OF Cnurcn
and Market streets, which resulted IN the lat-
TOR bpinp seriously stabbed In the neck by the
former. The wounded man was taken to Dr. E..
q. Kellers, who dressed the wound and pro-
nounced that the knife had narrowly missed
the carotid artery. A warrant LOT Inc
arrest of Rembert was Immediately is-
sued by Trial Justice Levy, but before
Il could be served be had been arrested by
Detective May. The origin of The difficulty Is
somewhat obscure. The men had lived in Inc
same house for some time, and always oeen
good friends. Both appear to have been per-
fectly sober at the time Of the cutting. hem.
bert said yesterday morning that Mahoney naa
been misrepresenling him to bis (hemoercs'
friends. He also denied cutting Mahoney.
Witnesses of the alteration assert that Rem'
bert tried to throw Mahoney over the stairway
landing. on the third floor. Mahoney Is q
blacksmith. and is said to be quiet, inofien-
siye person. HemDerI 10 ah e'p'
Messrs. Adams, Damon & Co. THIS Is the
second time he has used the knife In an aller-
ca,ion. He :. as released yesterday afternoon
on three hundred dollars ball.
A White Mum Stabbed by n Nesro'
Alexander Braid, q respectable white man,
was stabbed In the left shoulder, near The
Joint about one o'clock on Saturday In his
own house at the corner OF Spring and Presl-
dents streets, by a negro named James Brown.
Brown went into the house and represented
himself as detective, saying he had come to
arrest Braid. The latter told Brown to go out,
and then went up to his bedroom on the sec
ond floor, whittier he was followed by the
negro. Mrs. Braid and several other inmates
OF the house heard an alteration above and
heard Braid cry out that he was stabbed.
Brown shortly afterwards ran down stairs and
into the street. DR.. Lockwood was sent for
without delay, and pronounced the wound on
examination of painful though not serious
nature. Brown was unknown to any of the in
mates OF the house, not having been seen by
them before. He had not been arrested yes
terday.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-08-19
augl9.mwi3DsW

PREVIOUS to removal to our new store, No.
275 King street, we will offer great bargains
in all of our goods. Just received, fine as
sortment of White Linens, and fine assort-
ment of Beached Longcloths-all the faVorite
brands at faVorite figures. The best selection
In Calicoes. Elegant stock OF Dress Goods.
Ladies' and Gents Underwear. Broadclolh In
all its branches, Towels, Damasks, Napkins
&C. Lace shawls, Parasols, Gloves, Ribbons
Corsets Hosiery, the cheapest and best In
market, at FURcHGoTT, BENEDICT & Co., No..
PA King street. augl5
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-08-19
BUSINESS NOTICES.

SELLING of at aud below cost, the stock OF
goods at A. R. Slllman's Dry Goods House,
No. 28l King street. Marselles, Toilet and
Honey. Comb Quilts, white and colored, offered
at less than cost. Damask Napkins and
Doylies, Huckaback, Bird. Eye and Scotch Dia-
pers, Russia Crash, Pillow Linens and Table
Damasks. A large assortment of very cheap
Towels. The remaining stock OF Summer
Dress Goods, Balmorals, Lace Points, &C.,
very cheap at A. R. stlllmaa's, No. 28l King
atrept
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-08-19
The CharIesIon Cotton, Rico and Naval
Stores Market.


OFFICE UuARLBsrOE NEWS,
SATURDAY EVENING, August II, 1872
CoTroN-The demand for this staple was In q
limited way, the market maintaining quiet and
unchanged character. Sales about 66 bales, say
at 1913 at II, 10 at ls, at 1SK, Z OF 10, at
1sX, @ at lex, at lex, II at 1sx, low middling
grades selling at loc p tb.
RIcs.-The stock was light, with firm tone to
prices. Sales % tlerces OF clean Carolina, say 7
lIerces at sI, at SK. and IL tierces new Carroll
ma the rst Of the season, csssed low good, at 1oc
4 H. Wequots common to fair at 7@7Hc; good
7X@shc q fb.
NAVAL SToRHs.-1ee receipts were l46 bbls OF
spirits turpentlne, $50 bbls rosn, and lS bbls
crude turpentIue. There were no sales reported.
Crude turpentIne may be quoted at So 15 for Vir-
gin, So 10 for yellow dip, and 81 so for hard.
fRsIaars--ToL LiverpooI, oy steam direct, nomi
aal on upands, nominal on sea Islands; via New
Iork, Kd on uplanis, xd on sea Islands; by sail,
nominal on uplauds, on sea Islands nominal
To davre- ~ uplauds. ooastwtse-to Now York
by steam - on uplands and - on sea islands;
81 SO p tlerce On rice; 6oc q bbl on rosini
by Hall Nc p ID on cotton; - p tierce
on rice; Soc p barrel on ROSIE; So p 90
lu:l DOR; $40 p II on timber. To Boston, by soil,
20 p II on upland cotton; roeIn CSC; resawed
stuff slo9lo so; phosphate $596 so. To Provi.
tence, by sail $40 p M on boards, &c p ID on
cotton; by steam 81 p bale on New York rates.
To Philadelphia, by steam 50 on cotton;
BY sail, $sR Y on boards; 80 5o@1o on timber; s.
per ton On clay, and $aa$s so on phosphstes. To
Baltimore, by steam kc p b by sail, So 6o@7 =
on boards; $s@S SO on timber; So rs ?
ton on phosphate rock. Vessels are In de-
mand by oar merchants to take lumber frelghts
rom Georgetown, s. o., Dsrien and satllls River,
3n, and Jacksonville, Fla, to Northern ports,
and $lo@l2 y are the rates on lumber and
;oarAs.
misunderstanding 90 day bills nominal at
2aZ.
DoNRsT1o E1oHANGg.-Tho banks purchase
sight checks on New York at par q Y premium.
and sell at %@X premium. Outside they pur.
chase at l-ls@H premium, and sell at a-le9X
premium.
loLD-14H@l5H
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-08-19
COURTS OF L4W.
Municipal Court.

Municipal court.
william Walker, drunk; one dollar. Isaac
Mcclellan, sleeping on doorstep In Meeting
street: held for examination. Richard wash
ington, firing pistol in the streets; five dol
lars. Thomas Nestor, drunk; one dollar
Three chickens found in bag il Tradd street
returned to the owner.
Trial Justice Courts.
Messrs. Francis and George F. kinlocn,
planters of Christ Church Parish, were car
rled before Trial Justice A. NJ. Mackey, Satur-
day. charged with violation OF an act of the
Legislature to regulate the Issuing OF checks TO
plantation laborers, In having given due bills
for larger sums than allowed by the act
Fhey were found guilty, and sentenced TO pay
twenty. five dollars. Appealed.
The men who robbed Mr.. Puckhaber's I'LL
on Thursday were up, and the further exami
ton of their case was postponed until this
morning.
Captain Hand, of the brig Henry and
Louise, was arraigned before Trial Justice
John g. Mackey Friday afternoon, charged
with violating that section of the pllotage law
which requires that the same pilot who brings
a ship into harbor shall be employed to lake
her out again. The captain agreeing TO COM
ply with the acquisitions OF the law, was dis
charged on payment of costs.
TIVE colored boys, for stealing some clothing
and other articles from their grandmother,
were sent to Jail for twenty days By the same
Justice on Saturday.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-08-19
Markets by Telegraph.
MONEY MARKETS.

LONDON, August II.
Nonn.-Consols opened at 9ox for money and
92A for account. Bonds quiet; sXty-twos OK.
CousolS and American securities closed un.
changed.
PARIS August II.
Noon.-Specie In the Bank OF France Increased
l 500, 600 francs during the past week.
FRANKFORT, August II.
Noon.-Bonds sG5s.
NEW YORK., August II.
Noon.-Stocks dull. Gold firm at l5A. Money
easy ats. Exchange, long SX; short OK. GOV.
ernmehts dull and steady. Stale bonds quiet.
Evening -Freghts quiet. MoneV easy and
closed at 2a3 on call. Exchange dull but steady
then IuW tn STu S npsnu n1n.eI ~ u, sT W aoyeEn
ments In good demand ami steady-Eighty-on -ones
l8H; slxty:twos l6h; slxty.dves l6H. State
bonds dull but steady all day; the market closed
Rinias As; new 50h; consol 5OH: deferred.
Is. Louisianas sizes SO; new 45; levee skies IS;
do. eights 70. Alabama elghts sa; ves SO. Georgia