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Tlie JD?i?lv New! FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST 3, 18GG. OOMMEK?LAL. Export? for tho Week ?iitling August -i. ronaaoa*. LIVERPOOL-Per Dr hark Kock wood-871 bbls Spirits Turuoiillue, 294 bbls UobIu, 116,207 foot Fitch- rino Lumber. , COAST WISE. MEW ?ORK-Per stenumlilp SarogoBSa-621 bales Up Isnd and 10 hair* b I Cotton, 70 Horres Rice, 321 bbls Rosin 01 l'aie? Y??rii, 43 bundles Paper, 3 bales Cloth, 3" btiloa Woolens. 172 1 . nipty Pbls, 105 pack ages Fruit an Vfgetabli ?, 106 packages Sundries .Per s'eams-hip Onmb'it-10 bales Cotton. 100 bbls Ronlo, 01 tureen Ule?. 2D bales Yarn, 9 Pack ages and boxes 1 bale Wool, 221 Empty Barrels. .Per suarai-Iiip E B Sonder-80 hnlos Upland and 12 bales? 1 Cotton. 34 bales Yarn, 47 bbls Rosin, 80 boxes Muz?-. 46 rasHs Clay, 17 Sicks Wheat, 2289 places Irou, 6? bal?s 1 umcstlcs 161 Empt? Barrels. .P-rschrtt J Worin? - 2477 bars Railroad iron, 6G casks Otajr, 31 c?soh Mouiolnos, 1 Planing Ma chine, 10 bundles Furr-itnre, li boxes Furnituro, 3 casks Crockery, I cheat Clothing, Uimply Carboys. PHILADELPHIA-Per brig losie A Uovoreiix-41 balcB Cotton, 127 bliln Unslu, 10 packages Mdze, 60 Empty Barrels, 1 bbl Whiskey, 16.U0O feet Lumber, 400 tons Old Iron, -KEWAHK, N J-Per sehr United-40,900 feet Steam Sawed Lumber. Till?'. CIliVRLKNTUN PI/V It K KI'. [FOB THX WfftK ENDINO TOOHSDAT, AUGUST 2, 1806.] COTTON-The very limited amount of Cotton on th? market, and tho continually Increasing demands of sjfll ors, has kept tho transactions of tbo past week wlthfi a very narrow compass. From this causo Friday And Saturday last passed without a bale being Hold// On Munday tho non s of a probable pcaot in Europe made, holders advance tbelr prices from 1 to 2a. *?**? lb., ?nd some 60 bales woro said on that day, Middling being quoted ?t86c. *r* lh., and a One lot of repacked selling at 31c. ti lb. On Tuesday holders had still forth er lu croasod tholr prices, and tho operations of the day wore some 200 baleB of repacked Cotton at 29@82o. **.". lb. On Wednesday there was but little inquiry, and we conld loarn of no sales, bnyore holding off in order to ?wait further Intelligence in reference to peace in Eu ropo before yloldlng to the advanced rates domsnded by sellers, which were gonerally on the basis of 35c for Low Middling and 38o. "ft Its. for Middling Cotton. Yesterday a consldor&blo reduction In prloo took p?aos in a few instances, and Boroo 40 bales of Cotton were ?old, of which 20 were Low Middling at 32o. "J", lb., and 10 Strict Middling at 30o. *# lb., but these sales were exceptional and buyers were not able to go on at these figures. Tho market being unsettled, we aro unable to give reliable quotations. Ska Island Cotton--There ha? been no trans actions during the week in thlB oisas of Cotton, and we have no quotations to offer. cotton statement. S. Is'ld. Upld. Bice. Stock on hand 8opt. 1, 18CS. 802 1610 100 Recorta from Sept 1,"65. to July 25,'66,6383 100697 3746 Receipts from July 20 to Aug. I, *68, 12 8i8 16 . Total Receipt?. 6707 102645 4004 ExporU. s. I'd. Up'd. Rice. From Sept 1, '65, to July 26, '60 6614 98330 2842 From July 27, 60, to Aug. 2, OS 28 698 131 " 6542 9B988 2973 retal exports.6642 98988 2973 Stock on hand.165 8667 1031 BICE.-The receipts of the week comprise some 98 .tierces from Georgetown, 8. ("., and a few hundred bush els of Bough Rice received by railroad from the inte rior. Some holders' having to close out their stocks, have had to submit to a decline ot 1 to lXo per lb un der previous quotation?, in order lo effect sales, and we learn of tranBact.ons in Ordinary Bice at Ile per lb. Olson Bice, of a better quality, is ?till held at lix to 12o per lb, as In quality. NAVAL STORKS.-Tho receipt? of Rouln since our last report amount to some 102T bbls., nearly ?11 of which lias been sold. One small lot of Pale ?old at $6 25; Extra No 1, $6; Ko. 2, $2 76 to 8; No. 9, $2 to 2 74. The receipts of Spirits Turpentine amount to 160 bbls. The sales of Spirits wore about 450 bbls., part of wbloh waa previous stock, superior packages bringing 61o, aud Inferior packages 60c per gallon. Most ef this had to pay the previous tax of 24o. per gallon. Some of the lot? which came under .the reduced tax, say 10c. per gallon, was sold at 40 to 48o. Poles of Crude Turpen tine has taktn place at say $4 for Virgin, and $8 for Yellow Bip. BAY.-The arrivals here continue very light, unnnni. ing to some loo baleB or North River foi the week thlB was sold ou private terms. Tncro is, however, a .good stock on hand, amply suffi ?-lent to supply present demands. We learn of na large iranBoctions, and quote North River nominal, at $116 lo 1 20 per hundred, for limited lots. The only sales of Eastern are in a retail woy. CORN.-The receipt? of the week have been heavy, amounting to over 60,000 bushels of all qualities. The principal transactions hove been in mixed Western, which, early in the week, sold at $1 25 per bushol weight, bsgs Included; but the decline in the Baltimore market, and the European peace news, has seriously de pressed the article, and it has fallen rapidly to about $1 20 per bushel, lnclu lug bags, and even this price could not be had for a large lot. Ordinary Maryland White was sold some days sluoe, lu bulk, at $1 35 per bushel weight; but the above-mentioned depressing causes keep the market dull and heavy, and pi lees have a receding tendency. Yesterday, White Maryland, In bags, was selling at 11 40 to 1 43 per bishol, bsgs In cluded. OATS.-The market I? amply supplied with this grain, and the receipts hove been confined to o few hundred bushels from Baltimore, which changed bands at 70o. ?per bushel. FLOUR.-The market is folly supplied with Kew York and Western brands, and we learn of soles of Bnper Flour of this class at $9 to $9.50 per bbL; Fine $8.25, and Middling $7.50 per bbl. There is o limited supply of Baltimore brands on the market which brings more .advanced prices. BACON.-There has been a fair supply received from ^Northern ports daring the week, and tbe market ha? Vucoix dull, but holder? aro firm at previous prices, par ticularly for sound Meat. We quote common Shoulders at 17X0. per lb. ; Prime at 18& to 19Xc per lb. ; olear Ribbed Sides at 22 to 22 X<* per lb. SALT.-This article continue? firm and upward tend ing. Sales of 2000 sack? of osmmon Liverpool has token place to dealer? during the week at $2.50 per sack. BAU-GIN? AND ROPE.-The stock of Bagging and Ropo hero has been light, but a shipment of some 200 bales of Gunny has arrived hero during tbe week, port of which was sold to arrive at about Slo., but the market has an advancing tendency, and holder? are .generally asking from 32 to 33c, and some even higher rates. Western Bope is selling at 10 to 22c, a? la equality. FREIGHTS- To Liverpool dull, at Xd, for Upland and Id. per lo. for Sea Island cotton ; 4s. per bbl. on Rosin. To New York, by steamer, ,'ic. per lb. on Upland Cot ton; by soiling vessel, ?.'c. per lb. on Uplana 0-itton. EXCHANGE.- Sterling Bills ?re silling at 700 io 710 to the pound sterling, for Sixty day Bill*. Domestic Exchange remains without chango, bight Checks on New York ore purchased by tho Banks at '.? off; 10 to 16 ?days, ii off; 20 to 25 day?, I V c off, 30 days' 1 ii off; 60 doys, 2X off. They sell Sight Checks ou New fork ot X pre tri. Private drawers are purchasing Sight Check? at por, and soiling at X prem. GOLD.-There is but a limited demand, ?nd the Broker? were yesterday buying at 46 and selling at 48. Augusta Slur-bet. AUGUSTA, August 1 -Cotton.-There Is very little Inquiry. Holders ore ?tiff at 82 to 33o for Strict to Good Middling. . t*_* Gonn.-There is a fair demand. Brokera- are buying at 147 to '48, aud . lUng at leo , ' V BiLvaa -137 to 141. ' ' Seouhities- Aro io good demand. "?'?'?. Oll. HUM ?li?, li. 1. NEW ORLEANS, July 28.-Pot ron.-Tho market ha? been ?MU Brm. r tu Jay. lutlueiiceil l.y tlio uullurmly uufavoiable truor o? "?vices, of llio growiui? crop-ofler Idus, especially oi iho botler grados, and ol oreti running lU's, wero unu-uailv llgut, and lo must use. they were hold at the outsltl?? figures In our Uni quota tiona, which wo repeat as follows, viz: o-duinry 26 ?o 27o;good ordinary 29 to31o; low middling *3 to 34c; and ml tiling 36 to H7c. Tho total .ales iortheday amounted to IM boles, divided* among ion brokers, and, as heretofore, pi-inn woro lrreuulsr throughout, smtll and Inferior lots having changed hands at about previous rate?, hil.? prices o'goodonilnary and higher qualities steadily tended upward. Bbouid tho Enropeah advices, now pant duo, dli-oloso an advance on Ho othor ride, we may reasonably look for increased activity and higher figures In this market during tho coming woek. .s-ArnMENT of corrow. Stock on hand 1st .-opt. nibor, 18C5.bales 83.230 Received since yesterday. 88 Received previously.741,820-741.012 825,161 Exported tinco yesterday... 8778 Exported previo sly.731,090-731 864 Stock on hand and on shipboard not cleared- Du.287 The exports Include 2417 bales for Now York, and 1361 bales for Liverpool buo__ and Molah.-??:?-The receipt? from the lower coast since yesterday comprise 3 bbl* of Bogar and 4 bbls of Mnlsssts. The market still couti- uea very dull, and there ia scarcely any thing doing bevonda small rotatl business, 'lhere wero however sales of flO lihde Cuba Sugar, private terms. It 1b retailing at 10, 16>? to lfi'io for fair to primo, and 17 to 17 ho for yel low and white clarified. There lu no movement what, ever lu Molasses, but we are Inform? d that it cannot bo bout;lit for less than ?V-}.c per gallon by tho cargo. Fbeiobtb.-The Liverpool and New orleans steam ship liuo having resumed busltiess alter a t-ruporur. suspension, tho Florida is now ready to recelvo freight et ,'?d per lt> for Cotton to Liverpool. Rates i>y pall to Liverpool are y,A to 9-16d, and to Havre l>?c per lb for Cotton. 'J ho rate by stoam to Now Yor-. and li iston Is 1 to 1.'io per lb for Cotton, and 76o por bid for Floor; and by tail ',' to 9-l?c per lb lor Cotton, and 46o per bbl for Flour. Baltfmo- o r?arket. BALTIMORE, July SI".-Coffee-Hlo is held very ara with an advanciug tendency. On Saturday there were further sales Vr.ii those reported of 400 bags Rio -t i7?ic, 2G8 do do u n;_c, and small lota from second bands at lOJ^c for prime. F_O0_-The market contin?en dull and irregular. We notice small receipts of new Howard street Extra, which are held at $ 13, but slow of sale ; old stock la very heavy ; to-day .00 bbis Western Winter Wheat Extra sold at $0; new supers, both Howard street and City Mills, aro quoted at S10; shipping brands of City Milla Extra are held at $18 to 19 60per bbl. No farther sales. Wo con tinuo quotations, though in nomo respects but nominal. ?a follows, viz: Howard street Super and Cut Extra $9 76 to 10 25, do Extra shipping $10 10 to $11 60, do high grades $00 to 00. do Family $14 60; Ohio Super and out Extra none, do Extra shipping $10 to 11 26, do retailing 111 60 to 12 26, do Family $14 to 14 60; Northwestern Super $8 to 9 26; do Extra $9 to 11 26; City Mills Super |8 60 to 10, do shipping brands Extra $13 to 13 60; Bal timore, Welch's aud Greenfield Family $1? 60; Balti moro high grade Extra $14 60 per bbl. Rye Flour, new, |l 62 to 5 87 per bbl. Com Meal-City Milla and Bran lywlne at $4 76 per bbl. Gb.in-Wheat-2800 bur-hole white and 4500 bnshels red comprised the offerings on 'Ohange today; the market was active and prices fully maintained, prime reda commanding an advanco of several cents on Batur lay'a prices. Included in the salea were 2000 burhels whito, good to prime, at 2 80 to $2 90; 4030,bushels ?-ed -anging from 2 36 to $2 72. Corn-13,260 bushels white rod 8200 bushels yellow received; the market was dull 'or white, with salea of 6000 buahelaat 110 to $1 12, rod mixed ti 08; Western la neglected; we notice sales >f 2600 bushell Southern yellow at 98c. Oats-9000 ?ushels received ?market ?lull, and prices still further 'avorlng buyers; sales 41.00 bushell new Maryland and Virginia at 46 to 48o; and 360 bushels o'd at 60c. Bye rVe notice ??lo- of 200 bushels Pennsylvania old at $1; 80 inshels new Maryland at 00c per bushel. _1o_bs_s-No a.lea reported We quote Porto Rico it 60 to 76o, Coba Muscovado 48 to 68o, do olayed 42 to 10a ?__luhle!ai.d GO to 80c per galton, as to quality. Pbovuionb.-An advanoe In the Wea' for hail Bloats rod lia uu ha? lmuarted more firmness here. With a ?onUnued good demand from jobbers, we quote Bacon moulder? IT Ko; Sides -<J]_c; B Ik Boulder? are firm at 10,'ic; Sldei l8.li to iej.0; Bacon Han a range from 13.So for plain bagged to 26 J. to 26o for prime sugar jured. Lard la dull; sales confined to retail lou. In ; I ml lug City In tierces at 20 H to 21c, and Western 22o ?er lb. Men Fork la held at $33 60 per bbl; no ?aloa -eported. Soo?-?.-The market was very quiet to-day, but hold ira firm. We have only to report 16 hbda Cuba at li \c, rod 20 do Porto Elco at 1 _>_o; quotations remain nn -hanged. B_?tn_d Bu-___-Are steady at last quotations, viz: -xtra fine powdered IT lie, crushed, powdered and gran ilaUd I7*ic, soft crushed -.white lG'ic, circle A white 6XQ, B white 16%o. O extra 16%-o, o yellow 15>_o per b-for 100 bbl lou Ko less. Halt-Is In more moderate demand from store, and irlces steady, viz: For Liverpool Ground Alum $2 16 o $2 26; do Flue $3 to $3 40porsac_; Rock $3u per ton; forks Island OOofper bushel. Seeds-Are quiet; no Inquiry for either Clover or Pimothy; the latter li itlU very scarce. Flax wa quote it $3 26 to f3 80 per btiahnl. WaiaxxT-Is still unsettled ; no salea reported to-day. Ve quote Country lots $2 22 to $2*23, Western and City it $2 26 to $2 26 per gallon. Pilli adelph la, Market. PHILADELPHIA, July SO-Cotton_Prices are _.?-_-- .*..-.-_-, __ J?. ___. ___..*-> M ?vi. *o tU-a.o AC?Vn Q*7__. tales of UMdliugi sold in lot? at 37 to sac SZjj* Gbookbies.-Coffee is flrmly held at lull prices, ont ra hear of no sales. In Sugar there is no ohange to lotloe. 380 hluiB Trinidad aold at 7,i?o per lb, in gold - loue.-There ia little or no export demand, and the narket continues very dull, but prioei remain about ,'ie. esme aa last quoted. 400 bbls sold, In lota, to the lorne trade, Including Per bbL northwest superfine at.$ 6 87? 7 00 northwest extra at. 7 60? 8.60 northwest extra family at.9 00?11.00 Pennsylvania and Western superfine at. 7.61 ? 8 00 Pennsylvania and Western extra at.8 75@10 00 Pennsylvania and Western extra family at.. .lu.6u@12 00 Pennsylvania and Western fancy at.13.O0(g.l6.u0 ive flour. 6.75? ?00 Pennsylvania Corn Meal.4.20? 4.25 3randy wlno Corn Meal. 4.76? 4 80 Giiain-Supplies of wheat continue toc?me forward ilowly, not there is not muoh de ?and and price? are o wer. Sales of 870U bushels new Delaware red at 2 60 o $2 66, closing at the former rate, and 00.1 bnsliel iprlng at $2 20. In white, nothing doing. In the ab lenoe of bum we quote Pennaylvanla rye at $1. Corn 8 quiot, with mall sales of yellow at 95o, and 1600 inshela Western mixed at 95o. Oata aro in limited de nand, with small aalea at f-o for new Delaware, 5ic tor >ld Western, and 900 bushels old Pennsylvania at 63c .or bushel. The receipt! to-day are aa follows: 1160 bbls floor; 1200 bushell wheat; 3440 bust ola corn, and 8800 bushell ?at?. PaovinoNs-Prices are well maintained, but the transactions are limited. Small eales of now mesa pork ure making at $->8 per bbL In bacon there is no ohange to notlco. Ham I sell at 20 to 20c per lb for plain aod [fcnoy bagged. Green mtata continue scaroe; 200 tierces ingar cured and pickled hains Bold at 20o per lb, and ?alt shoulders in lota at l8 to 16 Ho per lb. Sexos- Plaxieed aella on arrival at $3 86 per bniheL Timothy is quotad at $6 to $626 per bushel, but we heir of no aila?. In Clover 8 ed there Is nothing do ing. We quote prime at $7 to $7 60 per 64 lba. Whxbkbt-Small salea of bbla are making at $9 28 to $2 24 for Pennsylvania, and $2 29 par gallon for Ohio. Kew York aiurfeet. MONEY MARKET. * The New York Journal of Commerce, of Tuesday, July 31, naya : The preyatling ease in the money market notified for some woeks past continues, and the amount of surplus capital offering li ?omewbat Increased. The demand for speculative purposes is a little moro activa, but bor rowora find no dlffioulty in supplying their wanta on stock collateral! at 4 to 6 per cent, and transaction? are made In large auma npon Government securities at 3 per cent. Firat-clms commercial paper ia in good de mand at 6 V. to 7 per cent por annum discount. Gold is lowsr; sale- wera reported on the street early this morning a 146. At tbe Gold Exohange it opeued at 147, advanced to 148, and closed at three o'clock at 147**. Silver soils moro freely at 0 to 7>? cents below the prico of gold. Foreign ?xebange ii dull and ratos unsettled. Lead ing bankers aik 10.1,'. for sixty daya sterling billa, and 110 for short sight do W?> quote: Bbls at 60 days on London, 107 for do.-umentiry; 07 to 107% for commar eial; 108 to ion?.' for bankers'; do at ahort sight 109% to 110; Parts at 60 days, 6 22% to 5.10>_ ; do at sh rt sight, 5.16 to S 12}.; Antwerp, 6 22% to 6 16%; Swiss, 6 17% to 6.16%; Hamburg, 86% to 37,'i; Amsterdam, 4o to ?OH; Frankfort, 42?. to 42%; Bremen, 77 to 78%; Prus sian thaiers, 72>_ to 78. PRODUCE MARKET. N KW YORE, July 30.-Bbkadhto-Ts.-The market for Stato and Western flour is dull, at prices ruling lu Iho buyer's favor. The salea are O'.m-o bblii at $? 60 to $7 60 ?or superfino State; $6 75 to $8 25 for common or tra State; $8 30 to $9 76 for choleo do; $5 60 to $7 60 for mporflnrt Michigan, Indiana, Ohio, Iowa, So , and $0 85 to 88 60 f r ext ado inoiudlug shipping branda ot r< und hoop Ohio at $8 16 to $9 56, and trade brands of do at $9 i-O to $11 76; >prlng wheat, ut. Louie, at $10 to $11 50, and winter do at $11 to $14 75, closing dull. Wo quote: HuporflnoEtato.a......$6 60A 7 60 Eitr* -It-t?.6 76? 076 Super Weilern.6 6n? 760 BxtraWestern.6 85? 860 Extra Ohio Bound Hoop.816? 9 55 I- \lim (Hilo Hound Hoop iradi?).y ot)(??)ll 75 Kxtra OeU'-sco.(?y Extra Nt. Lout?.,.io ouse 14 75 Southe?? ? ?non-Ib inactivo ?nd heavv. Salon wero wa o ol 2511 bills at $9 40 to in 90 lor common, and $11 to 16 GO for extra and family brand?. O-nawian Flour-There is but llttto inquiry. Wo noiic . SIU4U sales at $8 40 to 9 80 fur common, and $9 90 t 1*2 for extra brands. Rye Flour-The market remains tho same. Soles worn made ol 160 bbls at $0 to 6 50. cohn Meal-Thor? is moro doing at former figures. The ?nies Include 180? bbls Caloric at $4 80 to 4 98, and 1U0 IiIiIh lirmiilj wine at $6 16. Wheat-'Ihe market is Inactivo aud prices Bro quito ? mutual. Tho solos aro 150U busbole whits Canada at $2 95. Rye-Rules in favor of the buyer. Wo notlco sales of COOO buBhols at 82 to 85c for Western and $110 for Canada. llAiii.icv ano Il.Mir.EY Malt-Aro unchanged. Oats- i ho market is dull st a declino of le. Wo no tice nales of 20,000 buohels st 46 to 47c for Chicago; 48 to 60 for Milwaukee; 64 to 67c for Iowo; Olo for Jersey, and 0 j to i no for State. Conn-le in fair request, but st a decline of 1 to 2o. The sulen are H3,i NO bushils at 82x? for unsound mixed Western, 83X for sound do and 85o for Western yellow. CorFEE-The market is inactivo, bat prices are held .with considerable firmness. Sales wero modo of 160 bags Government Java at 24Xc ?old. Cotton-There is a good demand from the exporters and spinners at an advance ol lo over Saturday's prices. We notice bdIcb of 25U0 bales. Wo quote: Upland. Florida. Mobile. N.O.diT. Or mary. 32 33 33 34 Low Middling... 84 85 85 80 Middling. 37 38 38 89 Good Middling. 41 41 42 43 Hat-Is in steady fair demoud at 70c for shipping, and $l OG for retail quolliiod. Hides-Thoro Is o little morn deposition on the part of purchasers to operate, as the decline In gold brings the prices sskod noirer tholr views. Tho asloa aro 12, 7ufl Orinoco, 2IX lbs average, part at 17c gold; 600 Buo 1108 ,-yren, 24 lbs average at 21c gold, and 1000 Moxl can. 2-> lba overage, on private terms. HcVrs-Are lu moderate demand at fully maintained rates. Wo notion solo? of 80 bales ot 16 to 50o for Ameri can, and 65 to 75o for Belgian aud Bavarian. Molasses-Tho market Is quiet. Wo do not learn of any large transactions. Naval Storks-Spirits turpentine is hold at about, former prices ; eales of 209 bbls, with papers, st 71c. Rosins-common has slightly Improved; Bales are quot ed of 406 bbl? ot $3 12X- Other grades firm at i r?vi ons price?; sales of SOO bbls common strained ot $3 37X* 330 bblB low Ne 1 and pole at $5 60 to 8 25. Oils.-Linseed Is in steady fair domand at $1 80 to $1 81 for jobbing lots. Fleh oils have decidedly ad vanced; sales cf 1600 bbls crude whale wero mode In Kew Bedford at $1 38; crude sperm sold at $2 76, and is generally held at $2 80, Petroleum.-Tho European nowa gave a stronger tone to the market. The extreme prices demanded, however, checked other than small solos to tho trade Very irregular prices were obtained. The figures di n-ended ore 24o for crude, and 39 to 40c for bonded. 1'iioviaioNB.-Pork -The market opened heavily, but closed with more firmness There was. however, but little business done. The ?sles ore 3450 bbls at $31 87 to $31 62 lor mess, cash and regular woy, closing at $31 50 dish: $30 for '04 to '66 mess; $27 to $27 75 for prime. Also, 1000 bbls lor September delivery, b o, st $32 Cot Meath- Tho market Is firm. We notice ?ales of 485 pkgs (principally Ice-cured), at 19 to 21c for hams in sweot piokle, and 14 to 16Xo for shoulders in do. Bsxr-Remains about the esme. Bales were mode of 370 bbls at $16 to $21 for plain Western mess, and $21 50 jo $24 60 for extra do. Beef Hams-Are entirely nominal. Bacon Bides-We do not learn of any transactions of moment. Larc-There l8 not much demand, but prices ore firmer. The ?ole? are 400 tea ond bbl? ot l8 to 19'?o for No 1 to kettle rendered city, and 19X to 20,*?o for West ern, tbe Utter price for choice. Cheese - The declino la gold, with the unfavorable advices from Europe, bos weakened tbo market, so that it is dont tf al if more than l8 lo I? Xo can bo ob tained for factory* We quote. Pork, obi Mess.$0000 ?3000 Now Moss. 31 37X@3I 62X Horns *p lb 19 ***>' 21 Shoulders. 14 r*~* I6X Butter Western... 25 Ci SO State dalry 30 @ 40 Cheese Common to prime.... 10 ?*~l 19 Lord. l8 @ 20X Prime.2700 @27 76 Primo Mess Beef, bbls New Plain. 16 00 New Extra. 2160 Prime Mess Western...$45 00 Bick.-There has been a' good business done to-day (removing from the market nearly all the available stock ) at very! nil rotes. The soles Include 2000 bags Ran goon, in bond, at ax to SXo. gold. Uuoab-The market for raw is dull and heavy. We quote fair to good refining at 10,',' to Ho. The sales are 020 bads noba at 10J? to 13c; 78 hhds Porto Rico at 14Xc, and 320 boxes Havana st OX to 11 Xo. There is a good business doing in refln eil at full rates. Wo quote soft yellow at 14 to 16Xo; sort white at lOJf to ?uWob and crushed, powdered ond granulated at 10 Jj to 17c Tallow-Tho market la dull, heavy ord lower. Sales were mode of 88,000 lbs ?t 13 to 12 Xc Hteaulne-la In bettor request. We notice sales of 69,000 lbs at 19X to 22a. Odease-The sales are 24,000 lbs at 10X to 12Xo. Whiskey-The market Is dall and nominal. Tea-Trade to-day is light, ond is chiefly to supply a local demand. Very full prices ore obtained. Boles 1350 half chests oolongs ond 400 do greens. Freights-To Liverpool, 7000 bushels corn ot 8Xd; 26 hhds tobacco at 17s6d; 1600 bbls flour at Is; and nor steamer, 1000 boles cotton at Xd. To London. 14,000 bushels corn at ?d. A Norweglon bark to Cork for orders; with 28,000 bushels corn at 4s ?d. J HAVANA, July 26-[Per Cuba at Ballimore.]-Al though the business done lu Sugars this week has been of very little importance, prices show some improve ment, and should the intelligence of peace in Europe prove true, a rise will takeplace. The new? by tbo Mew Orleans and Northern steamers, in to-day, havo not hod time to affect the market Bales 400 boxes No 15 % at 9; 85 io No >6 ot 10 X ; 15W0 do No 13 at 7>,' ; and No 12.'i at Tja** 300 do No 14 at 8; and No 13 ot yyt ra per arrobo. The market for exchange is inanimate, portly for want of molls; the only solea reported ore ? i0,o?o at 19X net cent prom; $16,000 at 60 days 20 per oent dis on the North. For francs on Paris OX to 7 por oent prara Is asking. To-day (24th- the transactions comprise: London ?1000 at 19 per cent prom: ?1040 90 days st 18X percent pram; $30,000 on the North at 25X percent dis. Financial and Commercial. Liverpool, Saturday. July 21, AM.-State of Trade. -The Manchester market la dull, with a declining ten dency. BrtEADBTurrs-Aro very dull. Messrs. Biohsrdson, Spence St Co. report: Flour dull and nominal. Wheat inactive ond tending downward. Winter Bed 10s 9.1? Us9d. Corn flat; mixed 27s@27s 6d. Weather favor able for the crop?. Peovzsions-inactive. Biglai d, Athya k Co. report: Feef duli and uuohanged. Pork steady. Bacon, small ssles; prices nominal. Lord heavy and nominal. Tal. low dull and 6d lower. Produce-The Broker'? Clroular report?: Ashes quiet; Pots 80s. Sugar firmer. Coffee steady. Bice steady. Linseed Cokes quiet ond steady. Llnaeed Oil dull and unchanged. Sperm Oil, small sales at ?126@128. Rosin quiet. Spirit? Turpentine dull at 40s 6d. LONDON MARKETS. Buringa' circular reports Broadstuffs dull ?nd quota tions barely maintained. Sugar finn and o trifle higher. Coffee tends upward, and prices ore Is Oil to 2a Sd higher. Rloe steady. Tea firm. Iron quiet. Rolls ond Bors, ?10; Scotch Pig, 62s. Linseed inactiva Lin seed Oil steady. Sperm Oil tends upward; eales at?125 and holders demanding on advance. Tallow tends down ward. Spirits Turpentine steady at 42a. Petroleum quiet and steady at l? )0d. QLAHOOW MARKET. John McCall reports: Brexdstuffs very dull and lower. American Bsoubuties -Borings' circular reports o fair butlneb*; a fair Continental demand hid raised Five-tvreutles to 70, but they subsequently suffered a ?light deollne and closed with sellers st 69X. Money mabhet-Tho discount demand at the bank continued moderate. On the Stock Exchange money was In slightly increased demand at OX to 7 per cent Bank rate unchanged. Consols dosed cn Friday at 88X to 88X for monoy; United States 6-20's COX to 70. Hi nols Centrals at 7$ to 78X! and Erl?s at 42 to 42X. / LATEST VIA QUEKXBfOWH. Liverpool, Saturday, July 21-P. M.-Cotton-Ssles to-day 20,000 bates, including 7000 to speculators and exporters; market buoyant and Xd to X& higher; Mid dling upland? about *4d to UMd. BBBAnaruiTS-Inaotlve. Weather favorable for the crops. Provisions-Flot London. Saturday, Tu1y 21-P. M.-Consols olosed at 8BXo to 88X? 'or money. United State 6-2"'? 70X to 71. Eno Shires 44 V' to 44J? lllln is Oonti?l Shares 7?X_to 79X. PORT CALENDAR. OORHEOTED VrZMXLt._ PHA8BS OT THE MOO*. Laat Q 3d lb. 57m. even.IFirstQ. 18th, 3h.B0m.morn NewM. 10th, On. 16m. morn| /nil M. 28th, 10b. 8m. even bj tjl'?i/r a A?o. 80IHonday.... Tuesday..,. Wednesday. Thursday.. Friday. Saturday... Sunday.. 6..18 I 6..69 I 8..69 | 9..25 6..14 6..68 9..80 I 10.. fl 6..18 I 0..5* I 10..10 I 10..68 6..16 Cf* 10..?I I 11..41 6..16 I 0..65 I 11..41 I lil..88 S..17 I 0.64 I Mern. 1 1..44 S..17 0..53 I 12..80 I a..M Quotations for S. Carolina Bank Notes, rup: AiiKii nY oo-c-aTi?ri-m at wilson-, No 5 Hum.I Street, (lim lesion, 8. C. Buying Rotes. Bank of Camden.64 Bank of Chai lenton.21 % Bunk of Chester.21% Bank of Goorgotown._>, Bank o' Hamburg.l8 Bank of N??wberr.v.60 Bank of South Carolina.IO Bank of State of South Carolina, old issue. .22 Bank of Slate of (South Carolina, new issue. .05 Commercial Bank Co limbla.19 Exchange Bank, Columbia.l8 Farmer's and Exchange Bank.07 Merchant's Bank, Cher w.21 People's Bank, Charleston.49 Planter's Bank of Fairfield.16 Plamcr'a and Mecbanlo'a Bank, Char'sion..21% Southwestern Ballroad Bank, Charleston.. .66 Rtatn Bank, Charleston.09 Union Bank, Charlo?-ton.66 Exports or Cotton riiou the ron. of cuabl&ston. b. o., commenoino 1st SEPTEMBER, 1865, TO A-Q-BT 2, 1866, ISOI.TJMVR. WHENOE EXPO-TED. THIS IPBEVT | WEEK. |oUH_T Liverpool. Hull. London... Glasgow.. Cork. Total to Groat Britain. Havre. Maraelllos..... Bordeaux snd Rochelle. Nan tos. - I 40,935 Total to Franco. Russia-Northern Ports. RuBBla-Porta of the Black Sea.. Sweden and Norway. Denmark. Spain-Ports on the Atlantic.... Spain-Porte on Mediterranean. Hamburg. Bromon. Cuba. Total other Foreign Ports.. Now York.... Boston. Philadelphia. Baltimore.... Savannah.... Wilmington.. Jacksonville.. 6,959 98 0.057 6,959 98 0,057 610 -12 Total to Coastwise Ports. Grand total. 645 46.238 2,623 2,194 1,101 7 33 It na 610 812 822 4.,783 2,623 2,286 1,101 7 83 10 61,206 105.020 61.792 105,606 CHARLESTON WHOLESALE PRICES, Corrected and Ho vised for the Week ending _Tl-nradi-y, Anguit X, 1806._ A-TIO-KS. FBICE8. BAOOINO, f? yard Dundee. Gunny Cloth. BALB BOPS,? lb-Manilla. Western.. Kew York. BREAD. ? Ik Navy.none Pilot. Cracker!. BRICKS, ? M.?. BRAN, ft 100 lbs. COTTON, ? ft. Ordinary to good Ordinary. Low Middling. Ml-cffing to Strict Middling. Good Middling. Sea Island. CANDLES, ? lb-Sperm. Adamantine. Tallow. COFFEE, ? ft-Rio. Laguayx* . Java...!. CORDAGE,? ft-Manilla. Tarred American. CORN MBAL,?bb\. COAL, ? ton-Anthracite. . Cn moorland. COPPER-Sheet, . lb. FJSB-Cod, ft 100 lbs. norring, fl box. Mackerel, No. 1, a* half bbl. Mackerel, No. 2, ? half bbl. Mockorel, No. 3, ? bbl. Mackerel by kita FISB-Mackerel No. 1. No. 2. No. 8. Sordinos, fl 100-quarter boxea. U alf boxea.... 80 32 23 19 10 12 16.00 9.60 Ci* 33 33 24 32 @ 16 ?18.00 ? - - ? - SO 27 20 25 ? 32 Q8 21 3U 38 ? ? 19 ? : ae ? : 6.00 ? 11.00 ? nominal. Extra., Fine.., Family, half bbla., GLASS, fl box of 60 feet American, 8x10. rruiicu, i.xl.. GRAIN- Maryland Oats, fl bushel... Western Oats, ft bushel.. Oom, fl bushel. Beans, fl bushel. HA Y, f? cwt.-North River.. "atora. HIDES--Dry. f> ft. INDIGO-? ft. IR-N-Beflnod, f? lb. Swede. PLOW STEEL, fl ft. LATHS, flM. MUM ffia-tj f? bbl. South Carolina. Rockport. Cornent. Plaster Parla. LUMBER, V> M feet Clear White Pine, 1st quality.. White Pine, good run. Yollow Pine. Boards, ft M feet;-Rough. Grooved and Tonguod.. LEATHER, country tanned, fl ft... MOLASSES ? gallon Ouba. Muscovado. Sugar House. NAVAL STORES, f? bbl-Tar. Pitch. Itoslu, Pale. Boain. No. 1. ROBin, No. 2. Roaiu, No. 8.....'.. Spirits Turpontiuo, fl gallon. Oakum.? ft.. OILS-Lard, fl gallon. Linseed, fl gallon. Sperm, Winter, fl gallon. Cotton Seed, fl gallon. Castor (E. I.), fl gallon. Olive, f? dozon. OILS-Kerosine, fl gallon. Benzlno, fl gallon. PROVISIONS-meet, mess, fl bbl. Beef, prime, fl bbl. Pork, mess, ft bbl. Bump, fl bbl. Bacon, Hams, fl ft..< ... Bacon, Sides, fl ft. Bacon, Shoulders, ? ft. Bacon, Strips. Lard, lu keg, ft ft. Butter, fl ft... Checao.... Potatoes, fl bbl. Onioua, fl bbl. Applee. fl bbl......... PAINTS-White Lead, fl ft. Black Load, fl ft. BICE-CaroUna, ft ft...... East India Rico. SLA TES-Kmeticnn, ft square.... 8UINOLES, fl M-?........ Wliito Pine, first quality. SALT- Liverpool, ooaree, ? aaak.. Liverpool, fine, fl lack. SOAP- Bar, ? ft. STARCH, fl ft. SPICES,? ft- Cassia..-. Mace. Cloves... Nutmegs. Popper. Pimento. RacoGinger..?..... SPIRITS, ? gallon-Aleonol. Brandy, Cognao. Brandy, Domestic. Gin, Holland. Gin, American. Bum, Jamaica.. Bora, N. E. Whisky, Bourbon. Whisky, Rectified. SUGAR, ? ft-Baw. Crushed.......... 0-vrifled A. - Clarified B. ClarlflodO.a. I MJomC..". Forto Rico... Muscovado. 6 ? 8.00 ? 80 ? - ? - ?10.00 ? 8.00 ? _ ? - ? 25 ? - ? S.60 ?12.00 ? - 12 ? - 4.00 ? 4.60 - ? - 1.60 ? - - ? - 2.76 ? 3.50 4.00 ? 4.50 6.00 4.60 ? 10 ? ? 8.00 2.60 ?:-'* 16J.? ?Si 13>_? 12 <k '> H???.AS'H~.P,)m?,,,1'*?*?'nifu'-'turo,*p M 18.00 ??46.00 ?RU1T.S- Primen, -f- Ib. I 22 @ - l'tKB, V Ib. I 22 <a 28 FRUITS- Dried Apple?, ft lb. 10? 28 Almonds, nott shell, *t>. lb. 85 (& 12 Hamilla, M. H., 'S box. 6 m g ? <0 RuiBliiB, Layer, *f? box. - Orange?, *"? box.' Lemons, *p box. NAILS American, 4<5>20d, *"i*- keg. TEAS-American Wrought. Lathing, V keg. Copper, v*1 lb. Galvanized, ""fi lb. Spikes, *$ lb. TEAS, 1? lb-Imperial. Gunpowder. Hyson. Youl ? Hyson. Black. TOBACCO, -p lb, ii h per quality'. !.. ,.'. TIMBER-Ucvm TJnibor-Yellow Pino Ash.m<> Poplar.........." Hickory. TIN- I C ItooflBg Plot?.,....-,.. IX ltl.oilllur put.-s.'" IO Tin Pinto, 10x14. IX Tin Plate, 10x14.' I V Tin Platea, 14x20. Block Tin, -p |B. TWINE-Cotton, .{- lb..'.'.'.'!.'."" Twine, r..i! i ni;.i'..'.'.!.".*.' Twino, Hemp. Jute. VA RNISH-Bright, -ja yallon......"! Parufjuo. VINEGAR- White Wiue, "i? gallon..'.! Cider, "P gallon.! French, **>*. gullen. WINE, f* gallon-Port.,,. Madeira. Sherry. Claret, "p caso. Cliunipagne, "P baskot.|26.00 ?3u.(K> 2/A*<7-.Shcot. *p lb.j 26 @ 27 e.oo t.ii 0.60 COO iii 6.50 3.00 ? 60 0.25 W 0.75 20 @ - 7.60 (jiIO.00 1.00 @ - "0 w - 12 fill 16 2.00 du 2.50 2.00 @ 2.60 1.60 ? 1.60 1.60 @ 1.00 1.00 @ 1.76 45 (-? 1.60 6.00 <g)20.0t 00.00 @ - 00.00 @ - 75.00 @ - 15.50 ? - 18.00 @ - 10.10 @ - 1'J.fK) ? - l8.CO @ - 10 ? - 75 @ - 45 @ - 45 ? - 00 ? - 2? @ - - ? - 60 ? - 30 ft) - 1.00 ? 1.25 2.60 ? (",.00 2.25 @ 6.00 2.25 ? 5.0O 6.00 ?13.50 < onslgnes? per .Simili riiniiiua nallroail, August 8. 407 bolos Cotton, 270 sacks Flour, 27 bbls Crude Tur pentine, 12 cars Lnmbor, Furniture, and Sundries. To A Robinson it O , J M Caldwell * Sons. W B Williams. W P Dowlir-g. W W Smith, E N Fuller, O W Williams k <*o. Willis ft Chlsolm, T 'Jupptr ? Son. A 8 Andrews, B F Klddlo, Kllnck, Wickon>?erg & Co, H Bischoff k Co. J" Wolkor, B W Galo & Co, J W Brown & (Jo, K W Petit, Ii Roll. H Burkett, ChUolm Bros, L Bunch k Son, HKuek. E Welling. ^ i'aiicnutri. Per steamship E B Souder, for Now York-8 O Mil lett, R Mnre, J Je?ord, J W McMillan, Mrs L Bryon, J Evans, E V go, Miss N Holmes, Capt T 8 Payne, L Wes se?, C P Daly, M Emery, J Mlntlaud. Rev M H Myers, A L O' Brien, Mrs H O Olover, B Doughty, H . Boyd, A P Caldwell, K Early, A L Gillespie, Mrs Jane Early ond 2 chlldron, Miss M A Porcher, Miss Clancy, Miss L Glover and sorvant G L Holmes, lady, 2 children and servant 2 m tho second cabin, and 10 In the steerage. Per steamship Theodore D Wagner, from Boston David BtoornB. W C Smith, E L Jones. Per steamer Fannie, from Bavannah, 4c-Mrs E Har rison and child, Dr O G KngllRli, CDHbrIIbb, R M Hen ry, O Henry, P Rou?e, Mr Oassidoy, Mr White, H Kins man, A M Martin, T H Lake, D Sinclair, G O Hey ward, A Morgan, aua 6 In steerage. Per steamer Pilot Boy, from Georgetown, 8 O-W Rumsey, E W Novell, Mrs I Brui th. MARINE NEWS. PORT OP OHARLBSTOH. Arrived Wednesday. [auohht X Bteomshlp Theodore B Wagner, Baxter, Boston-80 heur?. Mero. To A J Bolinas, F J Porcher, D O'Neill & Son, H Daly, J M Easo?, H Toppan, loft ft Howland, O J Chafen, MoKay & Campbell, a?tma, Demon St Oo, B W Galo, T M Bristoll, National Express Co, O D Ad ams, H Daley, M Droke, G Waterhouse, W B Stanley, S Fraser t Co, D H Slloox, Granlteviile Manufacturing1 Co, D A Ammo, Albee k Warren, A F Black, G V Anohez & Co, W P Hassell k Co, Planter's Hotel, G W Clark b Co, E Wegner, Macullor, Wllllama k Parker, White ft Paine, J Heins, J Thompson, M Goldsmith k. Sods, P g Locke, and Order. Arrived Yesterday. rAuo?GT 2 Steamer Fannie, MoNelty, Havannah, vlo Beaufort and Hilton Head. 900 bushels Corn and Mdze. To Ferguson k Holmes. J N Robinson. Btcatnur Pilot Boy, Payne. Georgetown, SO. 2 tierces Rice, and 8uudries. To Ferguson ft Holmes, Con ner Jk Co, Bbockelford ii Fraser, and others. Steamer Marion, Mansfield, Bantee. 600 bbls Naval Stores. Staves and Shingles. To Ferguson k Holmes, Styles it Carter. Cleared Yesterday. [Aoauer 2 Steamship Emily B Souder, Lockwood, New York-Wil lis k Ohisolm. Steamship Adele, Hall, Baltimore-Street Bros & Co. Br bark Rockwood, Lowry, Liverpool-Street Bros k Co. Brig Josie A Deveroux, Clark, Philadelphia-H F Bakor k Oo. Scbr United, Anderson, Newark, N J-J H Steinmeyer kBom. Went to Sea Yesterday. f?uoosT 2 8teamBhlp Emily B 8ouder, Lockwood, New York. 8teamahlp Adele, Boll, Baltimore. 8clir United. Anitnrann MoniorV ?II - - Bark Sacramento, Hussey, at New York. July SO. LIST OF SHIPPING In tbe Port of Charleston, August *), 1>-G0. VKUBELB OHDEH 100 TOMB, AND STEAMEIIS COABTIilO WITHIN THE BTATE, EXOtlTKD. STEAMSHIPS. Granada, 704 tons, Bursley, at Adger's wharves, for New York, loading.Street Bros & Co. Theo D Wagner, - tons, Baxter, at Atlantic wharves, from Bonton, discharging.A J 8ellno? Cumbcrlond, 355 tons, Usino, in Ashby River, for Baltimore, loading.WiUls k Chisolm. 8HIPS. Southern Rights. 080 tons, Ross at Accommodaticn whf, from Livertiool, waiting. Ravenel A Oo. Sedborg, Br, 0U tons, Kceoll, at Boyce k Oo's wharf, for Liverpool, loading.Patterson & Stock. President Flllmore, 894 tone, Luce, at Atlantic whvs, for Liverpool, losding.Willis k Chisolm. BARKS. Ange GuBrdiene(Fr),480tons, Me.Millan. at Accommoda tion wharf, from Havana, Waiting.. J A EneloWA Co. Rockwood (Br). SU ion?, Lowry, in tho Stream, for Liverpool, ready.Street Bros & Co. Addie Decker, 449 tons, Pennel, at N E R R wharf, for tbe Rio de la Plot?, loodlng.Street Bros k Co. B F Show (Bri, -tons. Conn, in the Roods at Quaran tine, from Havana, walting. ......Ma!*er' Antelope. 183 tons, White, ot Kerr'? wharf, from Ne* York, discharging.H F noker A Oo. BRIOS. Samuel Lindsey, 851 ton?, Wilson, in Ashley River, for Barbados?, loading.J H Stoinmeyer A 8on. Josle A Dovereaux. 391 tons, Clark, at Control whatves, for Phllodelphis, ready.H F Baker A Co. James Baker, 194 ton?, Thomson, at N E It R wharf, for Philadelphia, loading.H F Baker k Co. B0HOONER8. Ocean Belle, 143 tons, Emery, in Ashley River, for the Canary Isles, loodlng.J H ?telnmeyep k Bon Aid (Br). - tons. MoOormiok, at Central whams, from Matanzas, woitlng.Master. T J Frazier. - tons, Well* Jo tho Roads at Quarantine, i rom Matanzas, walting*.Ferguson k Huimos. Sophia R Jameson, 111 tons, Jameson, at Brown A Co'? - wharves, for Boston, loading..M Goldsmith k Bon*. Jonas Sparks, 180 tons, Crowther, in Ashley River, for Havana, loading.-..Mordecsl A Co. Coast Pilot, 901 tons, Goodall, In Ashley River, for a Northern Port, loading.W Roach. Abby Bracken, - tons, Aoborn, at Brown k Co's whvs, from Rockport, Me, discharging.Olney k Co. N Tarbox, MB tons. Petdleton, at Patton'? wharf, from BockporrfMe, disohorglug.Trout k Anwbury. Batillo, 117 ton?, Foster, at Boyce k Co's wharves, from New York, discharging.Bhookolford A Fraser. So'llo Mears, 125 tons, it Marshall's wharf, for West In dies, loading.Fergu ou k Barker, Ovoc*. HI tons. Mitchell, at Marshall's wharf, for Balti more, loodlng.Street Jiros A Co. W L Spring?. - tons. Westcott, at Central wharves, for Philadelphia, loading.H F Baker ft Co. Bobert Hoaloy, - tons, Dixon, at Veunlnn's wharf, for Baltimore, leading.-?trent Bros k Co. HAGANS MAGNOLIA BALM. THIS IB THB M08T DELIGHTFUL AND EXTRA? ORDINARY artiole ever discovered. 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