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About Weekly constitutionalist. (Augusta, Ga.) 185?-1877 | View Entire Issue (July 25, 1866)
by telegraph. ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHEB. From Washington. CONGRESSIONAL. IMPORTANT TREATT BETWEEN MAXI MILIAN AND NAPOLEON. EXPOSURE OF THE TENNESSEE FARCE CONFIRMATIONS. Washington, July 23. The House to-day concurred iu the Senate amendments to the resolution admitting Ten nessee. It is probable the President will sign the joint resolution, as it provides for the ad mission ot Tennessee representatives, he will protest against sending it to him, because he has nothing to do with the admission of mem bers of Congress, and he will further protest that the preamble did not state the truth, inas much as it asserts that the Tennessee Legisla ture has adopted the proposed amendment to the Constitution, when in tact it has not been adopted by a quorum of both branches of the Legislature. Mr. Schenck offered a resolution calling <fn the President to know if application has been made for the pardon of Major General Pickett, and if steps have been taken for his trial on the charge of executing Union soldiers, which was passed. Mr. Spalding offered a resolution, which was agreed to, requesting the President to cause prosecution in the United States Courts against certain persons to be discontinued if not in compatable with public interest. The President has pardoned A. E. Maxwell, formerly Confederate Senator from Florida. There is barely a quorum of members of the House here, and the Speaker declines granting any more leaves of absence. Letters from the City of Mexico assert that Maximilian has signed a treaty with Dano, the French Minister, which agrees that twenty thousand French troops will remain in Mexico for five years, serving under the Mexican flag Napoleon agrees to furnish Maximilian with fonr hundred thousand dollars per month for five years, receiving as security for this and other claims the railroad from Vera Cruz to the City ot Mexico. Revenues are to be collected by French officials. Nashville dispatches from high authority state that there was no quorum present when the constitutional amendment was rati fied by the House. The presiding officer of the House peremptorily refused to certify that such resolution was passed by the Legislature, there being no quorum present. The Senate has confirmed Henry Stanbury to be Attorney General of the United States, and John A. Cline to be Collector of Customs at Vicksburg, Miss.; Andrew McDonald to be Assistant Treasurer of the United States at Charleston. From New Fork. PROGRESS OF THE CHOLERA. New York, July 23. There were 1,130 deaths last week.—Yes terday there were lourteen deaths from cholera in this city, and five new cases in Brooklyn. The epidemic is increasing on Governor’s Island, two deaths and more than the usual number of cases on yesterday. Os the 24 cases there all are boys, from 16 to 20 years old. The disease is severe on Hoj|te Island. A number of cases, from, twentymo thirty daily, with proportion of 10 to 15 per cent, of deaths. Cholera hospitals have been established in the infected districts in Brook lyn, which is near Hamilton Avenue Ferry. Mexican News. HIGH JINKS OF EMINENT CONFEDER ATES. New York, July 23. City of Mexico correspondence says that the 4th of July was celebrated by the resident Americans with great spirit. Gen. Magruder and other Confederates participated. Magrnder responded to a toast to the United States Army and Navy. The memory of the late President Lincoln was received with respect by the Confederate exiles. From Savannah. CHOLERA REPORT. fSPECIAL DISPATCH.] Savannah, July 22. There were seven new cases of cholera among the troops on Tybee Island yesterday, and five additional deaths, including Lieut. J. F. Mays. Since the steamer San Salvador left New York the whole number of deaths from cholera has been twelve —all soldiers. The. passengers are well, and are all on board of the San Salvador. Any reports about the cholera being In this city are entirely erroneous. LATEST CHOLERA REPORT. Savannah, July 23. Ten deaths from cholera since yesterday morning, all among troops. 11. D. Cooper, Light House keeper, died of fever. About fifty desertions from troops. Passengers on San Salvador well. CROP PROSPECTS IN SOUTH CAROLINA. [SPECIAL DISPATCH.] Charleston, July 23. Accounts from all sections of this State rep resent the crop prospects for cotton and corn as very gloomy. The injury occasioned by want of rain is now considered beyond remedy. The rice crop, however, wherever planting operations have been resumed, is in a flourish ing condition. ARRIVAL OF STEAMERS. New York, July 22. Arrived steamers Leo from Savannah, E. B. Souder from Charleston, Virgin from New Or leans, Enclide from Newberne, City of Limer ick from Liverpool. From Washington. CONGRESSIONAL. MEXICAN NEWS. Washington, July 22. The State Department has been advised that the following Fenian prisoners have been re leased from Irish prisons on condition of re turning forthwith to the United Slates: Daniel J. Mykens, Colonel Burke, Bernard McDer mot, Edward Morley and Kerwan. The House will probably adopt, to-morrow, the Seuate preamble and resolutions admitting Tennessee in full to its original place. Advices received here by the Mexican Lega tion report that an Austrian column was de feated by the Jaurists, at Loyal 6 Apec, losing a large number of killed, wounded and prison ers. The Imperialists were about to abandon Hacatalpan. FROM NEW YORK. New York, July 22. There were fourteen cases of cholera report ed for twenty-four hours, ending last evening. The uisease is on the increase. Foreign advices report the cholera raging at Stettin, Prussia, on the 7th. There were one hundred and forty-eight cases in Berlin, seventy of which were fatal. The Seward and Raymond Republicans have issued a call for a State convention to nominate delegates for the Philadelphia Convention. No movement has yet been made by the Democrat ic State Committee. FROM BOSTON. Boston, July 22. Arrived on Sunday Boston, Bark Libertad from New Orleans, Brig D. Doane from Wil mington. FROM PHILADELPHIA. Philadelphia, July 23. There were seven hundred and forty deaths last week; ten of cholera. NEW YORK MARKET. New York, July 17. Cotton firm, and unchanged; sales of the week 7,000 bales. Gold 151% ; Exchange dull; Sight 10%. Wool dull; Texas, 20@25%. New York, July 17. Coupons of ’65, 105%; Registered of ’Bl, 109%; Treasury, 104. Gold 51., Cotton firm ; sales of 1,200 bales. Flour dull; Southern low er, $9 50@515 75. Wheat dull. Corn closed with an advancing tendency, 83@84. Pork heavy. Lard and Whisky dull. Sugar steady, Muscovado 10%@11%. Coffee firm. Molasses quiet. Naval Stores steady; Turpentine 70@73; Rosin *2 75@$8 60. New York, July 18. Cotton strong and unchanged. Gold 150%. Sterling quiet—Sight, 10%. Registered 6’s of ’Bl, 109%; Coupons ’62, 107; Ditto ’65, 105%; Treasuries, 103%@104. New York, July 18. The cotton market closed buoyant. Holders demand an advance; sales 1,500 bales at 36@38. Flour dull, 10@25 lower ; Southern drooping; sales 300, bbls. at $9 75@15 75. Wheat dull and nominally lower. Corn steady, 84@84%. Pork heavy, 31%. Lard heavy, 18@20%. Coffee, more active; sales of 10,500 bags Rio on private terms. Naval stores quiet; Turpentine, 70@ 73c; Rosin, $2 50@8 50. Gold, 49%. Treasu ries, 103%. New York, July 19. Cotton steady and unchanged; sales 2,000 bales. Gold '50%. Sixes, of ’81,109% ; Five- Twenties, of’62, 106%; ditto, ’6l, 105%. Flour declining; Southern sls 75. Wheat dull.— Pork heavy; quoted s3l 25. Lard dull. Su gar steady at 11@13. Coffee closed buoyant.— Turpentine dull at 68@70. Rosin heavy at $2 50@$8 50. New York, July 20. Cotton firm and unchanged. Sterling dull; Sight 10%. Coupons ’6B, 124; ditto ’62,106%; oitto ’65, 105 ; Ten-forties, 98% ; Treasuries, 103%@103%. Gold, 150%. New York, July 20. Cotton firm ; 5,000 bales were sold at 36@38, including 2,255 bales on Government account, at 28@3S for Low Ordinary to Strict Middlings. Gold 150. Coupons, ’62, 106%. Flour dull and unsettled at 10@%5 cents lower ; Southern drooping; sales 200 bbls. at $9 55@515 75 Wheat dull with a declining tendency; sales 500 bushels. Corn opened dull; sales 166,000 bushels at 84@85 cts. Beef steady; plain mess sl6 21%. Pork buoyant at S3O 50. Lard hea vy. Whisky dull. Naval Stores steady; Tur pentine 70. New York, July 21. Colton dull; sales of Middlings were made at 36 cents ; New Orleans at 38 cents. New York, July 21. Cotton advanced one cent ; sales 3,000 bales at 37@39. Flonr dull, 10@25 lower ; Southern drooping ; 500 bbls. sold at $9 65 to sls 75. Wheat dull. Corn declined l@2c. Pork buoyant. $3162%. Coffee firm. Lard unchanged. Naval Stores active ; Turpentine 6!)@70 ; Rosin unchanged. Freights dull at a %. Gold 50%. New York, -July 23. Flour dull, at slo@2o lower; Southern lower ; sales of 250 barrels at $9 60@515 75. Wheat very dull; No*. 1 Milawukee, $1 97@52 00.— Corn advanced 1 cent; sales of 96,000 bushels at 83%@84%. Pork heavy at s3l 50. Lard heavy. Naval stores steady; Turpentine, 70 @7l; Rosin, $8 50. Cotton dull; sales 1,200 bales, at 36@38. Coupons*of ’O2, 106% ; ditto, of ’65, 104%; Ten-forties, 98%; Treasuries, 103%@103%. Gold, 50%. Arrived—steam ships Mariposa, Virgin and Gen. Grant, from Vew Orleans, and Flambeau and Leo, from Sa vannah. BALTIMORE MARKETS. Baltimore, July 21. Flour very quiet. New Western scarce and nominal. Wheat dull and lower; prime South ern red $2 65. Corn heavy ; white $1 10; yel-. ow $3 50. Sugars very active and firm. Cof fee firm; stock 12,000 and 5,000 bags. Whisky dull. MOBILE MARKET. Mobile, July 17. Cotton —sales to-day 750 bales, market closing firm at 31@32c. for Middling. Mobile, July 18. Sales of cotton to-day 500 bales ; Middling 31. Demand light. Market in favor of buyers. MOBILE MARKET. . Mobile, July 19. Cotton; sales to-day 100 bales; Middling 31 ; market dull. Mobile, July 20. Cotton.—Sales to-day 100 bales; Middlings 31@32 ; sales of the week 2,750 bales ; receipts of the week 826 bales, against 672 last week ; exports 1,017 bales; stock 34,978 bales. Mobile, July 21. Sales Cotton to-day, 600 bales; Middlings, 32c.; market firm. Mobile, July :K. Cotton sales to-day 200 bales. Middling 32. Little demand. Market in favor of buyers. NEW ORLEANS MARKET. New Orleans, July 17. Cotton has advanced one and a half cents, sales 1600 bales. Low Middling 32@34. Gold 48%. Sterling 63. New York Exchange %to % premium. Advices from Cuba state New York shipping is quarantined five days at Havana. New Orleans, July 18. Cotton firm; sales 1,000 bales; Low Mid dling, 32@34c. Stock on hand, 102,000 bales. Gold, 50. Sterling, 65. New York Exchange, par to % premium. New Orleans, July 19. Cotton; sales 1,600 bales; market firm;. Low Middling 32@34. Gold 49. New York Exchange par to % premium. New Orleans, July 20. Cotton unchanged; sales 1,000 bales. Gold 48%; sterling 62%. New Orleans, July 21. Cotton stiffer; sales 2,000 bales; Low Mid dling, 34c. Gold, 48. Sterling, 63%. New York Exchange, par. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. AUGUSTA MARKET. TUESDAY EVENING, JULY 24, 1866. Financial. The demand this week, for Bonds, Stocks, Gold and Silver, has been very moderate and but little has been done in all kinds of Securities. Gold remains dull at 160, and Silver at 142. In Georgia Railroad Stock a few shares have been sold at 85, and some small sales of Augusta City Bonds at 92. GEORGIA. Augusta Insurance and Banking Company 9 Bank of Augusta so Bank of Athens 48 Bank of Columbus 22 Bank of Commerce 8 Bank of Fulton 40 Bank Empire State 27 Bank of Middle Georgia 87 Bank of Savannah 44 Bank of State of Georgia 24 Central R. R. A Banking Company 98 City Bank of Augusta 31 Farmers’and Mechanics’ 12 Georgia R. R. A Banking Company 99 Manufacturers’ Bank 20 Marine Bank 87 Mechanics’ Bank j>. 11 Merchants’ and Planters’Bank 10 Planters’ Bank 14 Union Bank... n SOUTH CAROLINA. Bank of Camden 50 Bank of Charleston 21 Bank of Chester 20 Bank of Ge0rget0wn.......... .....20 Bank of Hamburg 18 Bank of Newberry ..55 Bank of South Carolina 18 Bank State of South Carolina (01d).... 20 Commercial Bank, Columbia 18 Exchange Bank, Columbia 18 Farmers’ and Exchange 8 Merchants’, Chernw 20 People’s Bank 48 Planters’ Bank, Fairfield 18 Planters' and Mechanics’ Bank 20 South W. R R 57 State Bank 9 Union Bank 65 BONDS, AC. Old Georgia 6’s @BS Old Georgia 7’s 90®92 City Savannah .90(3192 City of Augusta 90@92 Central Railroad : 97@100 Memphis and Charleston Railroad 85®88 STOOXS. Central R. R •. @9O South Western R. R 90 Atlantic A Gulf R. R 63@65 Georgia R. R 83@86 Muscogee Railroad 55@58 Commercial. COTTON.—The brisk demand, which we noticed in our last review, as having been created by the then favorable news from Europe, continued throughout the week, causing a steady advance from day to day. Yesterday we quoted at 29@33c.; the dull condition of the market in New York, together with the uncer tainty of affairs ir. Europe, has caused a falling off in the demand this morning, and while we do not feel warranted in reducing our quotations, we can say that holders are more accommodating and inclined to take a little off. DOMEBTJCS.—Augusta Factory Goods arc un changed. GROCERIES.—Trade generally is more quiet. The excessive heat continues, and the want of rain is universally felt. Bacon is in good demand, with light stock. Flour is about the same. CORN.—There is a slight advance—3fflsc. WHEAT.—Very little brought in. Augusta Wholesale Prices. FOR TnE WEEK ENDING JULY 24, 1860. APOTHECARIES, ETC. DRUGS AND CHEMICALS— Blue Pill, TP Ih $1 10 ffl 1 50 Blue Vitrol, Tp lb 17 @ 26 Balsum Copaiva— IJ> 125 ffl 150 Calomel, lb 1 50 ffl 2 25 Chloroform, Vlb 3 00 ffl Copperas, ® ffl 5 Castor Oil, IP gal 4 00 @ 4 25 Camphor, Vlb 150 @l6O Epsom Salts, V ® 8 ffl 6 Morphine Voz 9 50 @lO 00 Madder, TP Tb 18 Opium, Tp Tb 9 50 @lO 00 Quinine, V oz 2 90 ffl 3 25 Sulphur, Vlb 10 @ 12* BOOTS AND SHOES. BOOTS—Kipp, Tp pair.... 2 50 @3 50 Buff, v pair 2 50 @6OO Split, Tp pair 2 50 @ 3 50 Calf, pegged, IP pair 400 @BOO Calf, sewed, TP pair 6 00 @9OO SHOES— Men's— Brogans prime wax, Tp pair 1 50 @ 2 00 A BAC, V pair 120 @l9O Kipp, TP P a lr 1 90 @2 15 Buff, Tp pair 1 50 @ 2 25 Split, TP pair 1 00 @ 1 75 Calf, pegged, TP pair 1 50 @ 2 00 Calf, sewed, TP pair 3 00 @ 5 00 Youth's Brogans, prime wax Tp pair ABA GW pair 1 37 'A® 1 50 Kipp, Tp pair 1 25 @ 1 50 Buff, Vpair 1 25 @ 1 50 Split, Tp pair 100 @l5O Calf, pegged, Tp pair 1 50 @ 200 Calf, sewed, Tp pair 3 00 @350 Women's —Boots, Tp pair... Brogans, prime wax, y pair.. 1 50 @2 00 A BA C, Tp pair 1 75 @ 2 00 Kipp, Tp pair Buff V pair 1 25 @ 1 75 Split, V pair 1 25 @ 1 75 Calf, pegged, TP pair 1 75 ffl 200 Calf, sewed, TP pair 2 00 @3OO —Jfwwx’-Buff Tp pair 1 50 @ 200 Split, Tp pair 1 25 @ 1 50 Calf; TP pair 1 40 @ 2 00 Morocco, sewed, TP pair...... 1 75 ffl 2 50 Kid, sewed, Vpair 1 75 @ 2 50 CROCKERY. PLATES—Common, y dozen 50 @ 1 50 Granite, y dozen 100 @ 250 China, Tp dozen 2 50 @ 4 60 TEAS—Common, y sot to @ 1 00 Granite, y set 160 @ 1 75 China, yset 2 00 @ 3 00 BOWLS—Common, y dozen 60 ffl 4 00 Granite, y dozen 1 50 @l2 00 GLASSWARE—TumbIers, y dozen. 85 ffl 800 Goblets, y dozen v . 300 @8 00 CONFECTIONERIES, FRUIT, Jko. CANDlES—American, y 8.35 @ 50 French, ylb 76 ffl 1 00 FRUlT—Apples, y bbl none Oranges, y box @lO 50 Lemons, y box @8 50 Coeoanut, y 100 @lO 00 Raisins, y box 4 75 @ 5 25 Prunes, ylb 25 ffl 28 Almonds, soft shell, y 1b.... 41 @ 43 DRY GOODS. PRINTS, y ysrd 15 @ 21 BLEACHED GOODS, y yard.... 20 @ 36 TWEEDS, y yard 85 @ 75 DELAINES, Mixed, yyard.-., 22 @ 27 All Wool ffl 65 FLANNELS, all Wool 35 @ 80 GINGHAMS, Domestic 25 @ SO DOMESTICS—Augusta— X, yyard @ 18* 4-4, yyard.. @ 20 Drill, y yard @ 22 Montours—L y yard ffl 18 4-4, y yard @ 19* OSNABURGS, yyard 26 @ 27 YARN3, Assorted, y hunch 2 25 @ GRAIN AND FORAGE. CORN—White, y bush.—weight 1 60 @ 1 65 Yellow, y hush.—weight.... 1 60 @ 1 55 OATS—Maryland, y bush 1 00 @ 1 10 Western, yhush.. WHEAT—Red, yhush 225 @ 2 75 White 2 75 @ 3 50 RICE-Carolina, Clean, y lblb @ 14 India, ylb @ 12 HAY, y cwt 1 80 ffl 200 GROCERIES. BACON-Sides, ylb @ 23 Sides, clear, y 1b...' ffl 24% Shoulders @ 20 Hams, ylb 25 @ 27 BAGGING—Gunny, y yard 28 ffl Dundee, y yard 30 ffl 33 BREAD—Navv, y lb @ Pilot, ylb 6 @ O’s I/Osf @ 10 Soda Biscuit, yB) 12 @ 15 Crackers, y 1b.... 15 ffl 36 BUTTER—Goshen, Tp lb 35 ffl 40 Western, ylb ffl SO Georgia, ylb 25 ® SO COFFEE—Rio, ylb 30 @ 32 Java, y B @ 60 CHEESE—Goshen, ylb @ 25 English Dairy', ylb @ 25 Northern Factory, y 1b...... 22 ffl 25 CANDLES—Sperm, yft 40 @ 45 Tallow, y lb 15 @ 17 Adamantine, ytb 25 ffl 27 FISH-Cod, y lb 8 @ 10 Herrings, Tp box 75 ffl 1 25 Mackerel, No. 1, half bhl @l2 60 Mackerel, No. 1, y bhl @24 00 Mackerel, No. 2, half bhl @llOO Mackerel, No. 2, y bbl 20 00 @2l 00 Mackerel, No. 3, Boston y bbl.lß 00 @l9 00 Sardines, Tp half box @ 60 Sardines, y quarter box @25 FLOUR-NORTHERN- Super ffl 16 Extra ffl 17 Family @ 20 Domestic- Excelsior Mills Augusta Canal @ Superfine @l6 00 Extra @l7 00 Double Extra @lB 00 Granite Mills Extra Family.. ffl Granite Mills Fami1y........ @lB 00 Granite Mills Superfine @l6 00 Granite Mills Canal @l2 50 Granite Mills Bolted Meal.... @IOO Granite Mills Cleaned Grits.. ffl 1 75 Fine Feed (for stock) per lb.. 3 GUNPOWDER—Kegs 26 lbs. F F F. @ll 00 Blasting, y Keg of 25 lb 7 50 GRINDSTONES—y 7b @ 3 INDlGO—Carolina, ytb @125 Spanish Float, ylb 1 60 ffl 200 Manilla, ylb 1 00 ffl 1 25 LARD—DuII, yib ffl 23 MOLASSES-Cuba Clayed y gal... 65 ffl 60 Sorghum ffl 50 Muscovado, y gal 56 ffl Oft Sugar House, y gal 80 ffl 100 MATCHES—y gross 300 ffl 400 MACCARONI—American and Ital ian, ylb 22 ffl 37 PICKLES—Mixed 3 60 @ll 00 Onions 3 50 @ll 00 Gherkins 3 50 @ll 00 PRESERVES—Ginger, y case @ls 00 Cliowchow @lB 00 POTATOES—Irish, Tp bbl 5 00 @ 000 Sweet, y hush ROPE—Kentucky, ylb 18 ffl 19 Manilla, Vlb 20 ffl 28 White Cotton, ytb 40 ffl 45 BUGAR—Muscovado, ylb 12X@ 14* Crushed, ylb 19 ffl 20 Powdered, y lb., 19 ffl 20 Loaf, yib ffl 22 ABandC, yib 17 ffl 19 SALT—Liverpool, Indent'd, Tf> sack.. ffl 300 STARCH—PearI, ylb ffl 14 SOAP-Toilct, yTb 35 ffl 75 Fancy, y lb 60 ffl 2 50 Bar, yft 11 ffl 16 SPICES—BIack Pepper, TP lb ffl 37% Cayenne Pepper, y lb ffl Ginger, ylb ffl 30 Spice, ylb ffl 85 Cassia, yib ffl 1 00 Black Pepper, ground, y D).. ffl 36 Ginger, ground, ylb ffl 37X TWINE-Bagging, Twine, ylb 25 ffl 30 Cotton Twine, y lb ffl 75 TEA—Hyson, yib 120 ffl 225 Imperial, y lb 1 65 ffl 225 Gunpowder, ylb 1 76 ffl 2 25 Black, ylb 1 35 ffl 1 76 VINEGA R-Oider, y gal 40 @ 50 AVhite Wine, y gal 46 ffl 60 French, y gal @125 HARDWARE. ANVILS-y lb @ 20 AXES—S. W. Collins, y d»z 18 00 @2O 00 Blodgett’s, y <loz. @lB 00 Pick, y doz 15 00 @lB 00 BELLOWS—Blacksmith’s, y pair.. 21 00 @3B 00 CARDS—Cotton, No. 10, Tp doz pair.lo 00 @l2 00 Woo!, No. 8, y doz pair @lO 00 Jim Crow, y doz • ffl 2 00 CHAINS—Trace, y doz pair 12 00 @lB 00 CAST STEEL—y lb ffl 28 HOES, V doz 7 50 @ls 00 IRON—English refined, ylb 7 ffl 9 Stveedos. ylb 9 ffl 10 Sheet, ylb 10 @ 12X NAILS—Out, 4d. to 40d., yTb 7 @ 8 PLOUGH STEEL-y lb 14 ffl 15 SAWS—MiII, 6 ft. to 6% ft 7 50 @lO 00 Cross Cut, 6 ft. to 7ft 5 00 ffl 7 00 SHOVELS-Amcs’ long h’dle y doz. @lB 60 Ames’short h'die, ydoz.... @l6 50 * Ames’Spade, y doz @l7 00 Siiort h’dle Cast Steel, y doz. @l6 60 SKIVES—MeaI, y doz 3 60 ffl 4 50 SHOT—Buck, y ® ffl 15 Drop, y lb ffl 14 VlCES—Blacksmith’s Kottey Key, < yib ffl 18 Blacksmith's Solid Box, y lb. ffl 30 HATS. BEAVERS—Fine, ydoz 36 00 @72 00 B ack Fur, French, y d0z...18 00 @3O 00 Black Fur. Planter, y d0z...24 00 @54 00 Nut Fur, French, y doz 17 00 @44 00 Nut Fur, Planter, yd0z....25 00 @54 00 Black Fur, Rcsorte, y d0z..20 00 @4B 00 Nut Fur, Resorte, y d0z....27 00 @4B 00 Pearl Caps, Res @44 00 Black Gass, Res. Derby 40 00 @44 00 Blue Cloth Res @3B CO Mixed Cloth Res @3O 00 WOOL—Black Wool 10 00 @ls 00 Black Wooi, Planter 15 00 @2J 00 Black Wool, Res 16 00 @24 00 Nut Wool @ls 00 Nut Wool, Planter 16 00 @24 00 Nut Woo!, Res ffl22 00 HOYS’—Black Woo! 10 00 @l2 00 Nut W 001... 12 00 @lB 00 Sav. Res @22 00 MEN’S STRAW —Men's Leghorn Yeoman, ydoz ... 7 00 @l2 00 Manilla City, y doz 9 00 @l4 00 Jed do, mixed, y doz @lB 00 Extra Leghorn, y doz 18 00 @22 00 Brighton, y doz 15 00 @42 00 Boys’ Hate, ail sizes and qual ities, ydoz 9 00 @22 00 LADIES’ STRAW —Black Klor. N. G, y doz 18 00 @24 00 Adelaide, y doz 18 00 @24 00 Sundown E. M 18 00 @24 00 Margaretc, Cant and Ped, y doz 13 00 @ls 00 Misses'll E. Olive, TP d0z...18 00 @24 00 Misses’ Derby’s 7 and 11 E, y doz IS 00 @24 00 LEATHER. Stocks good—prices stiff. OAK—Sole, Phila. and Baltimore, city slaughter, light weights, y 1b... ffl 45 Sole, Phila. and Baltimore, city slaughter, mid. weights, Vlb ffl 47 Sole, Phila. and Baltimore, city slaughterr, heavy weights, y® ffl 60 Sole, Phoenix Tannery, city slaughter, light weights, y lb.. 30 ffl 40 Sole, Phoenix Tannery, city slaughter, middle weights, yib 35 ffl 42 Sole, Plaeuix Tannery, city ll<>av y weights, ylb 40 ffl 45 HEMLOCK— BoIe, Spanish hide, good, light weights, y 1b.... ffl 38 Sole, Spanislr hide, good, mid dle weights, ylb ffl 43 Sole, Spanish hide, good, heavy weights, ylb ffl 47 Sole, Spanish hide, good dam aged, light weights, ylb ffl 32 £ole, Spanish hide, good dam aged. middle weights, ylb ffl 33 Sole, Spanish hide, good dam aged, heavy weights, ylb ffl 33 OAK—Harness, Northern finish, sides, y B 42 ffl 80 Harness, Northern finish, trimmed, Tp B 75 ffl 1 00 Harness, Phoenix Tannery, sides, y B 40 ffl 45 Harness, Phesnix Tannery, butts, y B 60 ffl 75 OAK—Bridle, Phoenix Tanner)-, y side 3 60 @SOO Bridle, Northern finish 4 60 ffl 7 50 WAXED—Kips, Northern finish, light, y foot ffl 30 Kips, Northern finish, me dium, y foot ffl 32 Kips, Northern finish, heavy, y foot g 35 Kips, Phesnix Tannery, all . weights, y doz. 48 90 @76 00 WAXED—Upper, sides, Northom finish, all weights, Tp do* 36 00 @4B 00 Upper, sides, Phesnix Tan . neflf, «'l weights, y doz 80 00 @45 00 WAXED—Shoe Splits, Phoenix Tan nery, y B 45 ffl 50 FRENCH-Calf, all brands and weights, *> doz 46 00 ffl7s 00 Kips, all brands and weights, y doz 00 @125 00 AMERICAN—CaIf, Northern and Southern, y doz 38 00 @4B 00 Goat, Northern and Southern, y doz 24 00 @36 00 HIDES-City slaughter,yß ~. ffl 5 Dry Southern and South Western, y B 8 ffl 12 LIQUORS. Vcent, ga110n.... ffl 8 00 BRANDY—Cognac, y gallon 8 00 @ls 00 GlN—Holland, Tp gallon 6 00 ffl 8 80 „„„ American, y gallon 290 ffl 350 RUM—Jamaica, y gallon 8 00 @l2 00 New England, TP gallon 3 25 ffl 4 60 WHlSKY—Bourbon, y gallon 3 25 ffl 6 60 Rectified, y gallon 2 60 ffl 3 75 Rye, y gallon 3 00 ffl 6 00 Irish, y gallon 7 00 ffl 9 00 Scotch, y gallon 7 00 ffl 9 00 WlNE—Madeira, y gallon 2 60 ffl 4 50 Port, y gallon 3 50 ffl 4 50 Sherry, y gallon 2 60 ffl 4 60 Claret, y case 5 00 @l2 00 Champagne, Imported, TP bas ket • 28,00 @4O 00 Champagne, Inferior, y bas ket. . 18 00 @25 00 CORDlALS—Annlseed, y case @l2 00 Raspberry, y case @l2 00 Peppermint, y case @l2 00 Lemon, y case @l2 00 METALS. LEAD—Bar, y 8....... ffl 12!< ZINC-Shect, y B ffl 22 COPPER— Bheet, y B , ffl ao TlN—Charcoal, I. C. Tin plate, 10x14. ffllß 60 I. C. Tin plate, 14x20 @2O 68 I. X. Tin plate, 14x20 ffl23 00 I. X. Tin plate, 10x14.’ @2l 50 Block Tin y 8... ffl 4214 OILS, PAINTS, ETC. OlLS—Lard, y gallon 3 00 ffl 3 25 Linseed, y gallon 2 00 ffl 2 10 Tanners’, y gallon 1 25 ffl 1 76 Spermwlnter, y gnllon 3 00 ffl 4 00 Kerosene, y gallon 76 ffl 77 Benzine, y gallon ffl 76 Red Rock, y gallon.. ffl 76 Olive, ydozon 8 76 @l2 00 PAINTS—Lead, White, yTb 16 ffl 22 Load, Black, y B 10 ffl 16 Zinc, ylb 20 @ 22 VARNISH—Bright, y gallon 3 26 @ 6 00 Coach, y gallon ffl 8 5q TOBACCO. CHEWING—y B 35 ffl 125 SMOKING—yib r 60 ffl 3 00 BEGARH—American, Tp M 18 00 @BO 00 Spanish, yM @l4O 00 AGRICULTURAL and BEED AGENCY, A. H. KETCIIAM, JACKSON STS BIT, Ngiß Till SILL TOWIR, AUGUSTA, GA., IS OUR GENERAL AGENT in -GEORGIA for the sale of Field, Flower and Garden HEEDS, also Agrlcnltursl and Horticultural IMPLEMENTS, of every description. Local dealers who require FRESH and GENUINE GARDEN SEEDS, which can ho fully warranted, and will not disappoint the grower, can be supplied through him with Morris’ Garden Heeds, in papers, ready for sale by tbo 100 or 1,000, os well as In bulk. Colors received through Mm for Improved labor saving AGRICULTURAL and HORTICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, will receive our prompt attention, per steamers soiling regularly from this port Morris’ Garden Manual and Price Lists, Morris’ Monthly Rural Advertiser, with Catalogue of Imple ments, Live Stock, Ac , will Is) supplied on applica tion at A. 11. KarcHAU’s Agricultural and Seed War ehouse in Augusta, opposite the Bell Tower. PASOHALL MORRIS, Seedsman and Agricultural Dealer, 1120 Market street, Philadelphia. j)2l-dlm*c3m KUCLID WATISHOUSI. | 1. O. PKAKL. j J. ». OOMUIXOS. WATERHOUSE, PEARL A CO., No. 19 NEW STREET, IST e w Yor k. 33uY and Bel! COIN, EXCHANGE, SOUTH ERN BANK NOTES and SECURITIES of all kinds. Make Collections and Purchase SIGHT and TIME DRAFTS on all accessible points. Buy STOCKS and GOLD, solely on Commission, re quiring ample margin In all cases. Allow FOUR PER CENT. INTEREBTON DAILY BALANCES, subject to Sight Check. The correspondence of our Southern friends Is re spectfully soiiqitod. jylß-6m A GREAT BARGAIN. One 25-Horsc Power ENGINE and BOILER STACK, allcomplete; also, SAW MILL, one pair 42- inch MILL STONES, for Twenty-five Hundred Dol lars, ($2,500) Cash. Apply to JAMES MULLIKIN, jy2o-6 Opposite B. C. R. R. Depot, having claims against the estate of Council Cfmvous. lase of Richmond county, deceased, will come forward and present the same as required by law, anil those indebted to the estate are request ed to make immediate payment. jy22-40 ANNIE CIIAVOUB, Executrix. aEOROrA.O LASHCOCK C<) UNTYV - Where as, Nancy R. Thomson applies to me for let ters of administration dc bonis non on the estate of Robert M. Tiiompsun, deceased: These are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular the next of kin and creditors to be and appear at my office on or before the first Monday in AUOUST next, to show cause, If any they Lave, why said letters should not lie granted. Given under my hand, at office In Gibson, this 2d day of July, 1866. SEABORN KITCHENS, j)’22-30 _ _ _ Ordinary. A LL persons Indebted to the estate of Jacob H. Kitchens, late of Glasscock county, deceased, are hereby notified to make Immediate payment, and those having demands will present them duly authen ticated within the time prescribed by law. BENJAMIN r. KITCHENS, Adm'r. jy22-8w
