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Yh.e Daily ISTewe. 8AT?BDAY MORN ' KO, AUGUST 4, 1>-CC. VAJUIUUS ?TJ?MS. [?Voi?i the ?otton Post.] A dead cut-tlio dissecting knife's. riyinoutli Hock lum boou undergoing repair a. Fatcuen, Dexter and Butler aro at tho West. LaGrauge, Texas, has no rum shops. Antonclli baa rocovorod-his health, not his money. A girl died in Ireland from eating orange peel. It will cost throo millions to tunnol tho Missis sippi. Caleb Cashing ia expected to deliver an address at the approaching Masonic c?l?bration in Now buryport. The last trip of the Scotia, from Livorpool to Now York, was the faateat westward trip on ro cord. Four to one aro offered in Now York on tho suc cess of the Atlantic cable. Bnrnuru is one of tho Paris Exposition Commis sioners. A man was hanged iu Dolawaro for an attempt to commit murder. Disease in Now York this snniinor out-Horod's Herod among the children. Two mullen stalka au?! a bunch of thistles are called a grove in tho mining portions of Nobraska. A newspaper man lost ?GO.OO0 at Morriasey's "hell" in Saratoga, last week. The Chien go Ri publican has been inexistence fourteen montha, and has apont ?221,500. Another question. Shall hotols be enlarged or ladies' dn ases diminished? A Peaco of good news-the treaty betweon Aus tria and Prussia. The great question that agitates the country now, ia, "Are paper collars poisonous ?" A man of fifty waa married to a girl of sixteen in Green Ireland, N. B., after a two hovfra' court ship. A man in Albany ia down on kites; he can't bear to see them go up, and aasaults the boys who fly them. Harlon Q. Kopp, a New Jersey atock gambler, -committed suicide at Elizabeth, aged twenty. He wished to crow rich faster than circumstances would permit. Lizzie Whitham and Mary Scott, two young Gloucester* girls, wero drowned at Cape Pond while gathering lilies. "The Stranger in London," a new journal, is an nounced. Its contents will be printed in English, French and Germ in. A Texas paper says : "The tide of beoves and .horses still flows eastward, while westward, ho 1 is the cry of immigration." The hair of young girls who take the veil in France is sold at auction. At a sale held at a ?convent in Paris lately 890 pounds of hair brought A fairy piece, founded on Cinderella, recently produced at the Theatre du Chatelet. is said to be the most gorgeous affair of the kind ever got no ?iu Paris. B F It is said au English company is to advance funds to the Mexican Government, in return for mining facilities. A boy in Minnesota filled a muBkot with sand and gunpowder, and, holding it over his head, fired off the oharge. His head went with it. A Mobile paper denies that bathers have been eaten by sharks in that vioinity; there ?re no sharks there-in the water. At a Fourth of July dinner given on board the -steamer Scotia, the following toast was offered : "England and Amerioa-Mother and child: both .doing well." A woman was burned to death in Ohio by her olothea taking fire from a pipe she was ?mc ?og. ? She was on horseback at the time, and the horse Whirling rariiHIs- amil tiri "?r. ho? ~u "-? * .?..?? Two New Hampshire widows wished to marry -an old gentleman of 80, who has already had two wives; lie married one of them, aud the other wautB $10,000 heart-damages. Mr. Wm. "Walker, of Long Creek, N. 0., woke the other night to find bia house on fire, and while engaged in extinguishing the flames am bushed incendiaries occasionally fired on him. A French paper says "the celebrated Signor Francis Murty, formerly owner of the Tacon ?Theatre, re -cnHy died, aged eighty-nine. He has left seventy children, ana to eaoh of them a for tune of $70,000. Caleb Cnahing and two others have been ap pointed by the President to codify tho laws of the United States. Better be getting some of the New England cod out of them instead of codifying them any more. Eighty guardian angels in blue have descended upon the fortunate town of Grenada, Miss. Gren ada is disposed to be rebellious, and its people are grenadiers, hence the visit of angels. Baudelaire, the French poet, had to take one hundred and twenty drops of laudanum before his verse would flow. Ho never went to bed, and -died a raving, howling, disgusting lunatic. The Parisian ladies have made bonnets smaller and beaut ?fully loss, until at last they consist of nothing moro than a ribbon round the head with a veil attached to it. The veil is generally black. A fatal duel occurred near Memphis recently, betweon Captain Greenlaw aud Henderson Taylor. Taylor had his face slapped, sent a challenge, and was mortally wounded. A woman was in the case. Lawrenline Lenormand, aged 27, killed herself in New Orleans by putting the muzzle of a double barrelled pistol under her chin and firing both barrels. Her father bad refused her a dowry of -13000 in gold and permission to marry a person she fancied. Thomas Rlnggold, a New York Bohemian, who represents himself nu a reporter for the "Zion Beview," has been arrested for assaulting an other colored individual. Miss Celina Book, -teacher in a colored primary school, was the rook on which the friendship of the two colored men ?put. No medical officer was sent with the 478 re omits dispatched from New York for Savannah by the steamer San Salvador, and who are now Buffer ing from cholera at Tybee Island, notwithstand ing one of them had to be carried on board, being sick, and there was no physician on board the steamer. A desperate affray took place in a Williamsborg, N. Y., lager beer saloon, between a Prussian and an Auatrian, during which the former was badly out up, hie noao being nearly haoked from his face. Tho quarrel arose during a discussion rela tive to the merits of the oxisting war botween Prussia and Austria. In a recent lecture in England, Dr. Cumming -expressed a belief that the world would not be destroyed, but would endure forever in a more purified and exalted state,-the Saturday evening of the world was very near, and on the Sabbath of s> thousand years, which was at hand, there would bo a eunrho which would experience no western declension. The editor of tho Southern Vindicator, publish ed at Pine Bluff, Ark., says tbat on the supposi tion of being John H. Surratt, one of the Lincoln conspirators, ho was, in July, 18C5, taken to Wash ington, chained hand and foot, and after several months' confinement released on parole, without any explanation why ho was thus outraged. An English Journal, speaking of several choiee specimens of American printing, says : "So im proved lins Amorioan* typography become of late, through tho exertion of tho University Press, the Biversido Prosa, and other houses, that their owners have determined to contest the palm of ex cellence with us at the French International Ex hibition next yoar." A Salt Lake paper says : "Away in tho wilda of Idaho, mulway between Salt Lake and Oregon, the air is thundered and the earth is rent By a cataract ?s imposing as Niagara. Situate on the Sagobrush Plains, which calmly sleep between the Bocky Mountains and (ho Cascado range, and are alike unten anted by Ceres or the gold of gold, tho Groat Slioahoiie ia a world wonder which, for savage scenery and power sublimo, utanda unri valled in America." Louis Napoleon is building a $5,000,000 opora bouse in Paris, which will rival in extent and gran deur tlio Colisoum at Botne. It will cost about 15,000,000. and will be constructed entirely of Btone, hrick, and metal. Nothing combustible will ontor into its composition. It will cover soven and a hair acres and bo two liuudrod feet in ex ternal height. The auditorium, however, is cal culated to seat only about three thousand per sons. Every box will have its separate saloon at tached, fitted up like drawing rooms, and a carriago-way will bo constructed to the second story from tho street. Tho most successful and celebrated artists or Franco-painters, sculptors and architects-will bo employed in its ornamen tation and erection. It will bo entirolv unapproach able in finish and richness by any structure at present existing. ? > ? - Petroleum Torpedoes.-The Scientific Ameri can contains an illustration and description of a new invention, which it is claimed ia rovolution ing affairs in the petroleum regions, by restoring and greatly increasing tho flow from wolla hither to supposed to havo been exhausted. Petroleum appear, to be stored in pockets or veins in certain oil-bearing rocks, technically called "sand rocks," and found at varying depths below the surface. It not unfrequoutly happens that a well, after having reached one of thoeo veins, and yielded tho petroleum in paying quan tities, gradually coaeos to yield, tho passage load ing into the woll having becomo closed by accu mulation of parafhiiie or clogged by tho deposi tion i?f ?thor extraneous substances. Agaio, wells are Bunk into tho oil-bearing rocks at great ex pense, without striking a vein, and aro abandoned as "dry holes." Col. E. A. L. Roberta conceived the idea of exploding a torpedo in euch wells to fracture the rock and clear the closed passages, or mako artificial ones reaching the oil veins. The idea was acted upon, and with such succosb that, by tho ubo of the torpedo, the production ? f jil in one district of Pennsylvania nae been in creased fourteen hundred barrels per day within tho last two months. In one instance, two wells which pumped only 8 barrels per day, after the torpedo had been exploded in them flowed one Hundred and sixty barrels. Eight wells which jointly pumped only fifty bartels per day, yield ive hundred and forty barr?le per day since they ?vere subjected to the torpedo experiment, iii mother case cited, that of the Woodin Well, a 'dry hole" in which no oil had ever been obtain ?d, the explosion of two torpedoea in the third land-rock, was followed by a yield of from sixty o eighty barrels per day. These well-attested acts give reason to hope for a revival of pros ?erity in the oil regions. - - . . ? ? ? ? Three Mexicans were recently executed at brownsville, Texas, for murdering persons during Jortina's raid in 1859. The Sheriff, being well latisfied that a rescue was intended, applied to louerai Getty for military assistance, which was iromptly rendered. The prisoners lett the prison, icoompanied by a priest, seated on ?heir coffins, n a cart, and showed the full eharo of Mexioan or ndian coolness and bravado. They mounted the caffold nimbly, and not being pinioned, bowed .tul waved then: hate to the multitude, which con ioted of all the military and all the population of )rownsvule. One of them, on his way to the ;allow8, Bhouted oat that it waa all right; he now he was to die, but that Cortina would have he blood of every individual concerned in his leath. .?. A Rathkb Dear Belx,.-Hosea Merrill, or Pit te leid, Mass., was married last week. Jue is aged ighty-two years, his bride being somewhat oranger. He gave her thirty thousand dollars, lo was unable to get out of bia carriage, and the eremony was performed while the parties were itting in the carriage OFFICIAL. .OS-OFFICES IN ACTUAL OPERATION _N SOUTH CAROLINA TO JUNE SO, 186ft. urrio-B. Ins Weat, I reenwood, roundsvlh-, Wton,'" loffettavllla, Coney Path, toresville, ?ocky Ridge, (hallow Ford, Jken, ohnRon'a, lamber?, la-nwefl. llac-vllle, Ildway, Vhlto Ponds, leanfort O H, 'ort Royal, lonnean's. iiimmrrvilln, Iturleston, It Stephen's, Iheraw, lldgovllle, Yaltoiboro', torterovillo, )ovcs" Depot, "loreaoe, ?arlington. roulety Hill, ?dgenold, Udgeway, leorgetown, Jonwayboro', iittle River, lamden, lureton'a Store, ..ancaster, rioyd.viUe, Jttle Reck, ilarl- n. ilsr's Bluff, tluUlu'B Depot, Jritlo_'s Neck, Jilo, Pomar! o, 'reg Lo vol, ?Tewberrv, Jrangeburg, U Mathews, (tokens, PlckonB-ille, Walhalla, Fair Play, Colombia. BlBhopvllle, Lyncbburg, 3ur_tor, Ifayaville, (nula ville, Onion villa?. Rock HU?, .mlth.TO. fortville, Fort -HIL Lynche's Laka, Breon ville, Ti-velbr'e Best, Chester, Black's Stock, ap-rtanburg, D-R-IO-. Abbeville, Abbovillo. Abbeville, Anderson, Anderson, KAUS OT POSTMU-T-X. Andrew E Hawthorn. a-"?- o-tutm }_dwmH_Bingham. It try Strickland! * Bo it A Read. Anderson, David W Hawthorn. A deraon, John A Jackson. Anderson, Miss Eli-'th .. Hayna. Anderson, Mrs Laura F Pal-er. Barnwell, OeoLBeaob. Barnwell, .-fas Woodward. Barnwell, Jokn Dexon. Barnwell, Blyah L Sadler. Barnwell, Bernard D Lange. Barnwell, Louis A Borke. Barnwell. Misa O L W11 lame. Beaufort, J ame? B Verdler. Beaufoit, Chas P Brayton, Charleston, O W DeHay. Charleston, Sam'l K-ngmar Charleston, Stanley O Trott. Charleston, Herman Psn-orbteter. Chesterfield, Elizabeth ?arahana. Oolleton, Josephine Cordes. Colloton, Henry Albrecht. Darliogton, Emoree W Dulioee. Darlington, M a tho w A Evans, Darlington, Charlotte Rouse, Darlington, James M Brown. Darlington, John Douftl&s. Edgefioid, Edward T Walker. Fairfield, Wm Carlisle. Georgetown, Thomas MoFooiy. Horry, ?Toa J Klohwood. Horry, ahornas E Dunn. Kershaw, Jos M Osle. Lancaster, Thomas R Magill. Lancaster, Sarah J Johnson. Marion, Fennie O Floyd. Marion, Sarah t- towart. Marlon, Julias Brown. Morion, Margaret A Williams. Marion, Budol.ih Yampin. Marion, John Henry Rogers. Marlborough, Julia A Bristow. Newberry, William Butumor. Nowberry, o David Elbber. Newberry, John F Lagrovo. Orangeburg, Tfaaddeus O Hubble. Oranxeburg, Ballia J Wiles. Plokene, Catherine T Glbson. Picken?, Alpha B Howard. Plokena, Ohrisuna H isertelL Picken-, Ben) R Doughty. Richland, J C Janney. bumter, Henry W Frazer. Bn m tor, Ohas E Spencer. Bunter, Wm O Duncan. Bumter, James K Witherspoon. Union, Heeeklah Ward. Union, Wm T Sim. York, Marla L Rutland. York, Michel Daffy. York, Emoiy E Alexander. York, Thos 8 Da vant Willi-msbnrg, Amanda. Mankoln. Oreen ville, OreenviUe, Chester, Chester, Bpartanburg, James M Allen. Elizabeth Redfern. John UoCoughan. John L Cameron. Fredrloh Hals, PO8TOFFI0E8 BEOPBNED AND POSTMASTERS COMMISSIONED IN SOUTH CAROLINA, FROM JULY 1st TO 10th, I860. OmOU, DIBT-IOT. DonalsvWe, Abbeville, Townvili., Anderson, Wllllauiaton. Andoraon, SalUtotch-r B'dge, O illeton, TiruMO-svlUo, Darlington, Doko, .airfield, Elghteoa Mile, Pickens, Lexington, Lexington, Hopkins'T O, Richland, Hlsli's Store, Lexington, MIME OV rORTUa-TBB. Louis Poarlstine. James N Bryson. Thomas W Fulgor. Abraham Levio. Francis A Thomas. Jamos B Kennedy. Lcniusl Hendricks. Mary J Simmons. Thos Jenkins. Levi Ulsh. LIST OF POSTOFFIOES OPENED AND POrrTMAST ERH COMMISSIONED IN SOUTH CAROLINA FKO\kJULY 10 to 16, i860. orric-s. Nlnet -six, Slabtown, Equality, UUUsonvUle, Manning, Marie tu. Ci kt Springs, Chaton, Beaner Pond, DacuavlUe, Mils Crrek, Hunter _ Mills, Arnold's Milla, Ocdar Hills, Mush Crees, Tamce's Ferry, Table Mountain. Bachelor'?-Reueet, rlokens, U?,B?p Rljgo, Antloch, HAME OV rOSTMAf)1_B. Bacci McKnight. James B Smith. Mrs Rebecca Mayfield. Jobo Aunln. Alfred F Tremain. Miss O Joiep'noUood. Mrs Linns rtmlth. Henry M Martin. Oka? HuUd. Marcus A Mamar. Mr? Mary J BoMM. Wat Ha a ?er. Wes McMaksn. Fra-ec* E *T-rsa_r. M t? P Yonngblood. Banao-i _ k Avlngor. Robaata Reid. ?ShleX Oranshaw. Wl liam'sk _r_, Salina flchoaklc*. York, Ira Harding, Di<raiOT. Abbeville, Anderson, Anderson, Beaufort, Clarendon, Greenville, Oreen ville, Laurens, I.i'-ington, Piekens, Picken*, Plokena, Pickeaa, Spartan, ort, Greenville, Or-ngsbnrg, Piokens, C< *iViivikjk<;ia?^. Exports. NASSAU-Por Br sehr Try ile-22,101 feet Pitch rino Lumber. OANA HY ISLES-Per sehr Oceau Bolle-10C.083 feet ritc.li Tino Lnmbor. BALTIMOKE-l'cr steamshli CumbTland-62,000 feet Lumber, 3 halos Cottou, 2 bales Wool, 22 Packages, 0 bales UldeB, 210 Loose Ula oh. The i Jim lenton Cotton fllnrkrt. Tho holders of Cotton ?till ask too UIkIi a figuro for buyor* to operate, and the Cotton placed on tho market yesterday forenoon was withdrawn during tho cloy, not finding a pnrchSBor. Wo havo no sales to report. Augusta Market. AUGUSTA, August 2.-Cotton.-Thoro is nothing doing to-day. Gou>.-Tticro is s Blight declino. Brokers are buying at 145 to 1?6 and soiling st 140. Silveb. -Unchanged. Memphis Market. MEMPHIS, August 1.-Our last week o rovlow closod on a dull market, with Middling at 30 to 81c The opon ing market for tho week hsd no chango of noto to moko, and continuod wltb, wo may ?ay, no variation until the steamer's arrival frrm Liverpool, with dates of 2lst, when Cotton became moro buoyant and firmer, and lioldors advanced from one to two cents. Tbo markets yostorday were quito firm with an upward tendency and no can?nicas ou tho part of holders to sell, having groat confidence In a Inrlher rise, lu which wo think they aro abundantly justified. Th? peace news has had a good euee on tho Cotton market, and a car-ospondiiiR doproKBlon Is naturally felt In Gold, which has d cllned from two to threu cents. Should tho prince prove a permanent one, Gold will continuo to go down, while Cotton will advance to still higher flguros. It is ontli-ipated by Bono that li will reach SO.-. '1 he nowa as to tho coming crop 1b quite con flicting. In many parts of tho country Cottou aurjorod bo much in the early part oi tbo season that notwith standing tho recent fin' weather it will never recuuor ?to; whilo in other Bornions tho stand is good with pros pects of a lair y iel-" In Ohicot county. Arkansas, tho great Cotton coijp'? of the dtote, tho yield will not bo ane-lourth of a r-op, and in Oosha county one-quarter will bo a lorne return for It to make. We instance thono sountlos as they ore known tobo among the boBt Cotton :ountieo in that State. Ii ni tim um Market. BALTIMORE, July 81.-Corr..?.-There has boen nore demand to-day nador the favorablo European idvlces, and holders are firm at 87 cents for middling Upland. Coffee.-The morkot Is very firm, and the stock In irst hands Is being steadily reduced. We roport to-day .aloa of two Involves, balance of brig Brothers cirgo 1309 bags Bio, both on private terms. r'l.oun.-New City Mills is held very firm on account >f the advance in wheat. We hear of no sales, bnt thero s some inquiry foi nblpplPg brands of Extra, which ire still quoted at $13 to $13 60, as to character of ?rand. Supers are very stiff at 910. Of Western and ?Io ward street descriptions the stock is almost entirely iomprlBed of old, and chiefly Spring ' wheat, the dc nond for whioh is Inactive, and confined to local wants, folders ore oxlous to sell, and the market continues ir - .egnlar, so much so that It is difficult to give correct luotatlons for those grades. Bye Flour- We report a ?le to-day of 100 bbis Peaniylvonlo at $6 62. Oom deal-City Mills Is steady at $4 75 per bbl. We repeat mr former quotations, though in some respects nomi ial, as follows ; Io word street Super and Ont Extra.99 76? 910 36 loword street hxtra Shipping.10 00? li 60 lo ward street High Grades.00 00? 4M 00 loword stoset family.14 sa? 0* 00 >hiO hu per and Cut Extra. none. Into Extra Shipping.io NA il 24 >hlo Befalling.11 60? 12 26 >hlo Family.U 00? 14 60 ?torthwestern Soper.g 09? t 26 ?orthwtstern Extra.9 0t>? li 20 )lty Mills Super. 8 60? 10 00 Xty Mills Shipping brands Extra.13 00? 13 60 ?altimore. Welch's Ja Greenfield Family..16 SOO 60 0* ioltJmore high grade Extra.le 60<i4 0* (JO ty? Flour-new.5 62? B $7. lorn Meal, Oity Mills and Brandywine_4 76? 00 M quain-Wheat-The offerings to-day wero quite small inly 1200 bushels white and 3300 bushell red; of the rhlte 228 bushels cholo? brought f 3, and the red rong d from $3 80 to 2 76 ; 14C0 bushels sold at $2 73 to 2 76 .er bushel, a further advanoo of 6 cents. Corn_4700 maholo white end 3600 buahels yellow embraced the ecelpts offered on 'Change; the market was lower for rhlte, with sales of 3600 baahels at ti 08 to 1 09 for ;ood to prime, and 1400 bushels fair do at SI 06 io 1 00; io yellow sold; quote nominal at 98 cents. Oats-re elpts continua heavy: 10.000 bsshelsoffered; solea 6000 'uabels MeCTlapd.v-A.**''--'- ' .-.-<".? SflSnSt^ "".*.*. ,tocV "* ' - - Puovisions.-The market Is aotire for both Bulk leota and Bacon, and prices Improving. Solos inte yes erday und to-day were comprised aa follows: 30 casks nd 166 boxes Bulk Shonldeis st 16*4 cents: 100 boxes hort ribbed Middles at 18? co nts; 30,000 pounds Shonl ers, tor late August delivery at 1GX cents; 60 hhds lacon Sldeo on private term?; 20 hhds at 2ay. cents; 60 ihdu Shoulders In lots at 17 'i cent? ; 30 hhds in Jobbing ota at 17 X to 17 *i cents. Mess I'ork is quiet; we quote io m I nal at $33 60 per bal. Lord is flat, no Inquiry; [note city at 20x to 21 cents, and Western 21>i to 22 ents per lb in tierces. Salt.-Market anohanged, with moderate jobbing jemand; qnote Liverpool Ground alum $2 16 to 2 26; to Fme $3 to 8 40 per sack; Book $30 per ton; Turk's slaiid 00 cents per bushel. SOOAB.-We notice a quiet but firm market. The only ales reported were 30 hhds Porto Bloo at 13 Vi to 13? on ta; and 20 do do at 12? cents; quotations same as oat reported. Wbibkxt-Is dull ; Jobbing lots of Western are report d at $2 27; lota of 60 to 100 bbls would not bring over ?2 25 to 3 26 por gallon. Philadelphia Market. PHILADELPHIA, July 81.-Cotton-Prioea ?re ?other better. 200 boles of Middlings sold In lots st 37 o ?9o per lb for Uplands and New Orleans. QaooEniES.-Coffee is firmly held; 76 bags of Laguay .a sold at l8? to 19o per lb, In gold. In 8 gar there is io chango to notice; 204 hhds Cuba sold st 10?o per b, currenoy. Floor._The market continues dull, bnt holders are lot disposed to accept lower prices. About 1600 bbls lold In lots, mostly to the home trade, Including Per bbL northwest superfine at.$ 0.87? 7 00 .iurlliwobt extra at. ? 0U? 8.60 northwest extra family at.9.00? 10.60 Pennsylvania and Western superfine st. 7.00? 7.60 Pennsylvania and Western extra st.8.60? 900 Pennsylvania and Western extra family at... I0.6U@11 00 Pennsylvania and Western fancy at.13.00(^16.1.0 Rye flour.?.6.75? 8 00 Penn sylvania Corn Meal.4.20? 4.25 Qrandywlno Corn Meei..4.20? 4.26 Most holders ore froj sellers within the range of prices. quain-Thero is not mnoh wheat offering, and the lemana is limited. Small sales of now Delaware red ire making at g2 COo per bush. Wheat la duU, and prices are nominal. A lot of Western rye sold at 960. J?rn Is inactive, and prioea ore drooping; salea of yel low at 93 opd 04c, and 1600 bush mixed Western at 93a. Oats meet with o limited Inquiry at yesterday's quota tions: sales of 22,000 bush new Delaware at o*5o; 1200 bnah Western at 63 to 66o, and BOO bash old Pounsyl ranla at ?So per bush. The following are the receipts at this port to day : 800 obis flour; 4000 bush wheat; 8960 boah corn; 71u0 bush MtS. irtumsioHB-There la no material change to notice in price or demand. Small sales sre making at 133 per bbl for new mess Pork; 20?2eo per lb for plain and fancy bagged Bacon Hams; 19@20o for pickled do; 19 to 19?c for salt Shoulder?; and 22 to 37cper lb for Butter, is to quality. SKXDS-Clover Seed Is quoted at 97 to 7 26 per 04 lbs for prime, but we hear of no sales. In Timothy there la nothing doing. Flaxseed Bella on arrival at 93 3"> per bushel. Whisko-t- Bemalns without change. Small sales of Pon ii ay 1 vant? bbls at 93 33 to 93 34, and Ohio at 93 29 per gallon. Kew York Market. HOMET MARKET. The New York Journal of Commerce, of Wednesday, August 1st, says: The Money Market Is still freely supplied with capi ta1 The amount offering being in excess of the present wont of borrower?, call loans are readily obtained on miscellaneous securities at 4 to 6 per cent. Bualnea? psp-r Is in good requett at 5? to 7 per cent per annum discount for the best names. Gold opened this morning st 148?, touched at 148?, advanced to 149?. and closed at Uti, Silver Is In less demand and offarod at easier rates. It Is bought by dealers at 8? and resold at 7o below the prlco of gold. Foreign Exchange Is nominal. German honaes are said to be drawing freely against 6-20's, and this baa a tendency to unsettle prices. Leading bankers o?ked 108? lor sixty days* storliug bills, and 109 ? to 110 for short ?Igbt do early in the dsy, but thero was little business at these figures snd rates were lower towards tho close. We quote: Bills at sixty dsys on London lOo?f to 107? tor commercial. 107J? to 108? for bank ore': do at short sight 108? to )09; Paris at sixty days 6 35 to 6 20; do at short sight 6 l8? to 6 18?**; Antwerp fi 25 to 6 20; 6w?bb 6 26 to 6 20; Hamburg, 8flJ? to 87; Amsterdam 40 to 40tf; Frankfort 42 to 42?; Bremen 77 to 79; Prussian tbalera 73 to 73 ?. PD.ODC0E 1IABEBT. NHW TOB**, Tueadoy evening, inly 31.-Buead siTjrrB.-Tho market for S tato ead Wea torn flour opened Ilvo to t.-n out? i,iKiiur "n tiieaiuiind lu-giuil-i?, bat closed with tbe advance partially lost. The eales uro 7X11(1 bbi? at iii 70 to 7 05 for ?up?rflno Mat- ; fll H*. to 8 J*, for coiunion extra Stat?-; $H ti) to ?J 7. for choice ?lo: $5 70 to 7 6.1 for superfino Ut?*-l?Z_. Indiana, ?.?hi?. Iowa, Ac, omi $7 to 8 C8 for extra do. inclinllng ?hipiiii'g brands or round Ltonp Ohio ot ?K 08 to <.) 0.*., and trado brand? of doat $V 70 Io 11 75; Bprlug wheat St. Louis a $10 to 11 60, and winter do ot $11 to 15. \Yc quote nuporfino Stito.ya -0 io $7 65 Extra Mat?. ?j 85 to 0 75 Supor WoBtorn. 6 70 to 7 C6 Extra Western. 7 n? to 8 66 Extra Ohio rouod-boop. 8 36 to ?J C5 Extra Ohio, trade. 9 70 to 11 76 Extra Genesco. Extra St. Louis. 10 00 to 14 7 SouTiiKiiK Flow?-Remains as at last report. Hales wero made of .00 bbls at $9 40 to lo 90 for common, and $11 to $15 60 for oxtra and family brands. Canadian F_oun,-Thero is but llt'lo doing. Wo no tice sales of small lois at $8 .0 to $9 80 for common, and $'J 90 to $12 for oxtra brands. Bbls. Sales for tho week-Wostorn. 40,020 Soles for tho woek-Southern. 1,680 Sales for the week-Canadian. 76 Rccolpts for the week. 62 329 Exports for the week. 34.?C1 Exports from January 1st.604,7.4 Exports same timo lost yoar.820,087 Wueat.-Tho market opened In tho soltera' favor, cloaing, however dull and heavily. Tho sales oro 9U00 buehelfl, at $176 for no- No "J Milwaukee, $2 25 lor whlto Michigan, and $2 80 for now auber Jerfoy. Oats-Opened firmly, but closed heavily. PnUs wero raodoof 82.000 bushols at 62 to C.c for 8tate; 61c lor Jeraoy; 58 to 60c tor now Maryland, 65 to 6bc lor Iowa; 48 to 60c for fllwaiikee, and 46 to 48c for Chicago. Cohn-Tho markot oponcu ouo cent better, but cloiod with but little inquiry, and tho ii-proveniont lost Tlic Bales aro 166,000 bushels at 83 for Hnaouud mixed W?-nt oro, and 83>i to 84c for sound do, clostug at B.J.O, and $1 10 for primo ayhiie Western. Sales tor tho woek.buah. 701,000 Receipts for the weok. do 6fi6 076 Exporta for tho week. do 4311457 Exports from January 1st. do 7,018,053 i xports BBme timo Inat year_ do 743,<j60 Coffee-Thore is a good demand from the trade, and full prices are willingly paid. We notlco sales of 4G0O l)igs Rio. ox Capriccio, at i:<!~c, gold; 35H bogs do, ex anno, at 13>ic gold; 2138 hags do, ox Eloanor Thomp ?on. at 13>_c, gold; and 6Sil bogB do, ex Herzog Ernst, it I-Ja*-, gold, in boud. MeaBru. William 8cott k l-ona .alculate tho stock of Rio la Now Orleans to bo 4000 tioga; In Mobllo to bo 1700 bag?; In Baltimore to be LO.OuO do, and of Coffeo of all kiudB in this market to Mi Bags. Rio and Santos.101 970 Java, Oovernmont bags. 2 680 Ooylou. 21,709 M&racslbo. g i(,g Laguayra......".' 23.142 St. Domingo. 933 Other descriptions......!'...!. 4,914 Total boga..7eT-?7 Wo quoto In gold, daly paid: Rio, prime, 20o; good, 9@19>?c; fair, 17@17*ic; ordinary, 16<_.I6c; fair to [ood cargoes 17(a) 19c; Java, mots and bags, 2t@25c; ?atlve Ceylon Coffee, 18r_>21'_c; Maracaibo Coffeo, 17 . .l-Xo: Lagoayr-, 17K@19.-.; St Domingo, 1B>?@17. ' Cotton-The market opened with a fair Inquiry st iteady figures, but closed quietly and with quotaUone larrly maintained. The sales are to exportera and iplnners, and include 1600 bales. Wo quote : upland, Florida. Mobile. N.O.diT. yr?lnsry. 32 83 33 84 -w Middling... 34 85 ?5 88 diddling. 37 38 38 89 loo- Middling. 41 41 42 43 Receipts for the week.bales .'.6,624 Exports for the week.3,007 Exports from Janaary 1st.268.631 Exporta samo time lost year.28.843 FnuiTs-Trade is light at former prices; sales of 1100 ?ox? s ra?alos, In lots, at $4 20 ?small lots euri ant? 15 _ o a-}.] 100 cases quarter boxes sardines at 29o cur enoy; 160 cases half boxes do at 40o; almonds are m Ight supply, and 40 is demanded for Languedoc; dried pp es sell at l8 to -lo. Ou-ni-B-Cloth continues activa, and sa'os of 660 ?let, to Boston, ?re reported st 32 )_ to 33c, and 200 ?les here at 33 >_o. Bags are quiet at 23o in Boston. Hat-A smaU lot of the new crop on the market, of ood quality, held at 900; old is arriving very moder tely, sod a further advance is quoted in prices; Bales at 0 to 76o for shipping, and $1 to $110 for retail quail lea. E-porta for the week.balas l.nso Exports from January. 26,888 Exports same time last year. 20,'? C5 Molasses-Is in some requeatffrom'the refiners at un hanged figures. We notice sales or 661 hbds and tea luba clayed at 47 cents, and 60 hbds Demorara on pri ?t? terms. Naval 8tob_8.-Crude Turpentine as formerly; sales 60 bbls at $4 76. 8plrita Turpentine-there is a little ,",?.nK?r fpoUa_ noted, with moro hn.in?.i- ?.!-. too .tter prices; BOO bbls brought $8 26; good strained sold t S3 37a. to8 60, and No 2 at $4. Receipt* Exp'ts Exp'ts Exp'ts for the w'k. for tbe fax Jan. same week. 1st time last yt. Irudet-r...bbli 830 .. 11,999 39 Iplrlts do do 1670 410 ".685 634 losln.do 7606 8140 163,238 7113 ?or.do 479 35 21.452 818-1 ?itch.do .. 66 J.461 768 Pbovibioms-Pork-There is little moro doing, the n&rket closing, however, rather heavily. The sales in ilude 6200 bbls at $31 60 tn 31 76 for mess, cash and egular woy, closing at $3156; $30 for'64 to'65 mess, .nd $27 to 27 76 for prime. Bear-Tho market is hardly so firm. We notice sales if 340 bbls at $16 to 20 for plain Western mess, and |20 60 to 24 for extra do. Beef Hams-There are none In tho market. Prices ire entirely . oiulnol. i Bacci* Bides-Are dull and nominal. Cut Meats-Remains about the Bsme. The sales lu dude 250 pkgi (mainly ice cured) at 19 !.? to 21 o for barns n sweet pickle, and 14 X to I6J?0 for shoulders in do. La-d-There is but little lnqut.y. Bales were modo if 875 toa and bbls at l8 to 19>ic for No 1 to kettle ren lered city, and 19.. to 20?_o for Western, the latter price for a mall lots of choice. Butter- The market is dull, heavy and declining. Ihe receipts are still light, but full? equal to the sales. Primo grades of Western reserve are mostly In request 'mm the local trade (the only purchasers) at about Cornier figures. We quote State at 30 to 40o and West si n at 25 to 33c. Cheese.-The market Is still dull and heavy. The European advices are too unfavorable to admit of any purchases for export, and the home trade is very light. The stock on band Is now lu fair order, the large quan tity spoiled by the late extremely warm whether being disposed of at low rotea We quote dalry at 10 to 16c, and factory at 17 to l8 ?io Bice.-There is bnt little doing; full figures, however, only are accepted We quote Rangoon at 10c. The sales are in small lota and will foot up about 260 bags. 8-OA-.-The market for raw is inactive and quota tions, though unchanged, are barely maintained. We quote fair to good refining at wy, to Ho. The siles aro D40 hhds Cuba at 10 to 12*,e; 25 hbds Porto Rloo at l8 to 14,.o, and 20 hhds St. Croix at 14, ,0. Tbere is a good demand for refined at firm rates. We quote soft yellow at 14 to 16".o; soft white at 15*. to 10 ??c, and orufhed, powdered and granulated at 16*? to 17c. Fnatarrrs-To Liverpool 38.000 bushels corn at 8X to 4d. and per steamer 7500 bushels corn at 6d, and l61 0 bushels wheat at 6>_d. A bark to Oork for orders with corn at 4a 6d._ ?Jonsisno-B par 0on.il. Carolina Hallroad, August 3. 26 bales Ootton, 11 bales Tarn. Furniture, and Son dries. To L Prioleau, Mrs J F Walter. B Hoad. Orae Bor A 8mlth. Milligan, Melchers A Oo, 0 N Averlll A Bon. J B E Sloan, Loe k Oo. W M Lawton A Co, E N Fnl?er. Lieut J A MoKlone, H F Baker * Co. J F Tay. lor. 0 Whlttomore, Son k Oo. Osmerm, Barkley & Co. W P Dowling, Lee k Spencer, O W Williams k Co, Hart & Co, J Ooagrovo, A Von Dohlen, J M Caldwell k Sons. Constances pox- Wor.li_as._r_ Railroad, August a. IS bales Ootton, 310 bbls Naval Stores, 6 car? Lum ber 6i) boxos Tobacco, Mdre, Ac To Adams, Frost A Co Holmes A 8touey, O E Prltchett, H Bischoff A Co. Willis A Ohlsolm, Quaokenbush, Dukes A Co, Graesor A emlth, J 8 Riggs A Co, Bcrsven A Nesbit, Ravenel A Co, M Jacobl. .?nssen_.r-. Per steamship Cumberland, for Baltimore-W 8 Fish er and lady. per s 'earner Eate, from Palatka, via Jacksonville. Ac Mr Buckingham, Mr Benton, Mr Beatie, W A McCul louab WP Copel ey and lady, J D Matheson, L F-rger son ? B Briggs, J Averltt, Miss Averltt, J _ Ptarco, Mr 8mead. Miss Lizzie Dalley, Miss D Balley, and 16 in steerage._ PORT OALENDAB. _oonnxoTF.D wxr.._T._ .BASKS OV TITS -?OOM. Last Q. 3d, lh. 67m. even. I First Q. 18th, 8h.66m.morn New M. 101b, Oh. 16m. morn| ioU M. 25th, 10b. 3m. even ?I S*- j__t A Ano. al aim. ni'SEfl. | SETS. Monday.... Tuesday Wednesday. Thursday,. Friday. Saturday... Sunday. 6..18 i 6..69 6.14 I ii..63 6..15 I 6..61 8..16 I 6..S. 6..16 I 6..66 6..17 I 6. 64 5,.17 1 6..63 MAU INK NU Wa. P O It T O y V H A It I, K S T O S . Arriva?! Voaiwrilsty. Avoua*** 3 Stosnior Kate J J Flynn, Palatin, vin Jarkuonville. Snv.irin.-ili, fit. 11 balts Cotton, :tn head Cattle. To T J Lockwood, Barenel k Co, F Connor, M Beatle, J & J D Kirkpatrick, Southern Expr?s* Co, and others. Cleared Yesterda>. | Ann esr 8 Stoaiiinliip Cumberland, Usinas, llaltituoro-Willis ft Chisoltn. Dr sobr Try Me, Cumming, Nassau, N r, and a Mar. ket-0 F Beare. Beor Ocean Bollo, l?-cory, Canary IbIcb-H 0 Inwood k Co. Went to Sea Yesterday. [August 3 Steamship Cumberland, UsinBB, Baltimoro Kroni Ulla Port. Bteamshlp Saragossa. Crowoll, New York, July 81. Op for tills Port. 8tcaniHlilp T.ulu, Childs, at Baltimore, to nail Auaust 4. PANKNIN'8 HEPATIC BITTERS, THE MOST INVALUABLE REMEDY FOU THF PER MANENT OUBB.CF DYSPEPSIA, FOB THE OEBTAIN AND SPEEDY 0uRE*Or? ALL DISEASES Arising from a dcblntatod state of the Stomach or Liver PFXJULIARLY ADAPTED TO THE WANTS OF O?B BOUTEEBN CLIMATE. Ask for IP-A-NKNTN'S HEPATIC BITTERS, ind take none other, and you will not be disappointed. The trade supplied on the most Uberal terms by.the Propriotor and Manufacturer, C. P. PANKNIN, V>*li??X???"*") ?7W? ?O' PLEA3E OB9EBVETHB FAO SIMILE OF THB PROBPIETOB'B 8IGNATUBB ON THE QUTSIDB rTRAPPEB. Also for sale al Q. W. AIMAR, Dn. P. M. OOHEN, DAWSON k BLAOKMAN. E. H. KELLERS k 00. And by Druggist? gonerally. July 19_8moa THE OLD STERLING REMEDY FOB DYSPEPSIA, THE GENUINE COLLETON BITTERS ESTABLISHED 1816. THESE BITTERS ABE PURELY A VEGETABLE COMPOUND, and are offered to the pnbllo under the fullest conviction that they will be found a safe and sov ereign REMEDY FOR LYuPEPSlA. They bave been triumphantly tested by numerous famlllesand Pbysiclons in the South, who bave furnish ed ample testimony as to their decided excellence. MBS. JENKINS* COLLETON BITTERS! Cures Nervous Headache. MRS. JENKINS* COLLETON BITTERS I Strengthens the Digestive Organs. MBS. JENKINS* COLLEI ON BIT1ER8! Stimulates a Torpid Liver. MBS. JENKINS* OOLLETON BITTEBSI Correcta Acidity of the fltomOjOti. MBS. JENKINS' COLLETON BITTKBSI Creates a Good Appetit*. MRS. JENKINS' COLLETON BITTEBSI Cures Dyspepsia in its most aggravated form. MBB. JENKINS* OOLLETON BITTER81 Bejuvenates Old Age, MBS. JBNKINB* COLLETON BITTEBBI Are truly called "The People's Medicine." FOR 8ALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS. FOB SALE AY ALL DRUOOI8TS. FOR SALE BY ALL DhUOOISTS. FOB SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS. FOR SALE BY ALL DRUQOISTS. BEWARE OF AN IMITATION. BEWARE OF AN IMITATION. . BEWARE OF AN IMITATION. BEWARE OK AN IMITATION. BEWARE OF AN IMITATION. BEWARE OB' AN IMITATION. BEWARB OF AN IMITA1ION. ?7- The TRADE wIU bo supplied on LIBERA TERMS. All orders should be addressed to WM. A. SERINE, M. D., FAMILY MEDIOINE WAREHOU818, No. 2f.t) King street, ' Manufacturer and Sole Agent for Mrs. Jenkins. ALSO, Proprietor and Manufacturer of EPPINO'S COM POUND FLUID EX 1 BAOT SARSAPARILLA AND QUKEN'S DELIGHT, the beat known remedy for Scro fula and Eruptions of the bkl<i. l.ecommended espe cially by Physicians for all Impurities of tuo System. july 7_6mos KO YAL. HAVANA LOTTERY OF CUBA. CONDUCTED BY THE SPANISH GOVERNMENT. $840,000 IN GOLD DRAWN BYBBY BEVKNTaHB DAY?. . ' Pria es cashed and Information furnished. The highest rates paid lor Doubloons and all kind Gold im* Hlivir. 'HHOHs CO., Borkers, S**l.rn?rvH StrO Nr I V?. -t, . ?t n.-w irk mSjtft 5 aja* i-.Auturv?**- ___7l*7FE?______\ ijJ/?O aoli a now vid wonderful .1 EWIN G MACHIN I thec^i?ohcapor^Uowised. Addrea? SHAW 4 CLARK Blddoiord Main, BeptemDer U