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Rhode Island (Rhode Island, United States) (search for this): article 3
inspire a very cheerful feeling. Wall street, however, is nothing if not fickle, and to-morrow everything is as likely to be as high "up" as to-day it is "down." The ninth regiment Vermont volunteers, upon their arrival here this morning, were received by a deputation of the Sons of Vermont, by whom they were escorted to Madison Square, where they partook of breakfast, under the shade of the great trees. Later in the day the officers partook of a dinner tendered them by the Sons of Rhode Island, at which patriotic speeches were delivered by several gentlemen. The escape of Gen. Curtis's army. Memphis, July 14. --General Curtis's entire command arrived at Helena on the 11th. His army left Batesville on June 24th, and reached Jacksonport on the 26th. On July 24 they started across the country. On the 4th, when the Thirteenth Illinois Regiment was coming down White river with a load of cotton, they were fired on by a band of guerrillas, seven miles below Grand G
White River (Arkansas, United States) (search for this): article 3
reat trees. Later in the day the officers partook of a dinner tendered them by the Sons of Rhode Island, at which patriotic speeches were delivered by several gentlemen. The escape of Gen. Curtis's army. Memphis, July 14. --General Curtis's entire command arrived at Helena on the 11th. His army left Batesville on June 24th, and reached Jacksonport on the 26th. On July 24 they started across the country. On the 4th, when the Thirteenth Illinois Regiment was coming down White river with a load of cotton, they were fired on by a band of guerrillas, seven miles below Grand Glasse. The fire was returned and the rebels fled. A contraband who was taken on board the next day says he saw nineteen dead rebels near the scene of action. On the 7th, General Curtis's advance, consisting of the First Indiana Cavalry, Eleventh Wisconsin and Thirty-third Illinois, were attacked by two regiments of Texas cavalry and a large force of infantry. Our troops had four mou
Fort Erie (Canada) (search for this): article 3
ll, and 5 @ 6½ per cent, on prime paper. Sterling Exchange closed quiet at 128½ @ 129 for bankers' bills. American Gold closes firm at 17 @ 17½ per cent. premium.--California Gold bars are quoted at 18 @ 18½ per cent. premium. The steamer Scotia, to-day, for Liverpool, carried out $372,216.64 in specie. Government stocks are lower. United States 6's, 1881, 90 @ 100¼; 7.30 Treasury Notes, 102¾. Stocks are heavy and lower. Harlem has declined ; New York Central and Harlem Preferred, ½. Erie, ; Michigan Southern, ¾; Reading and Illinois Centra', 1; Cleveland and Toledo, 1½; Hudson, 1¼ and Michigan Southern Guaranteed, 2. Philadelphia, July 16.--There is nothing new to report in the stock market to day. The feeling of suspense and depression continues to influence the transactions, and most of the sales made show a slight decline. There are, however, but few stocks pressing, and the abundance of money, added to the inflated tendencies of the paper issues, must prevent an
Harlem River (New York, United States) (search for this): article 3
--The Money market continues firm at 5 @ 6 per cent. on call, and 5 @ 6½ per cent, on prime paper. Sterling Exchange closed quiet at 128½ @ 129 for bankers' bills. American Gold closes firm at 17 @ 17½ per cent. premium.--California Gold bars are quoted at 18 @ 18½ per cent. premium. The steamer Scotia, to-day, for Liverpool, carried out $372,216.64 in specie. Government stocks are lower. United States 6's, 1881, 90 @ 100¼; 7.30 Treasury Notes, 102¾. Stocks are heavy and lower. Harlem has declined ; New York Central and Harlem Preferred, ½. Erie, ; Michigan Southern, ¾; Reading and Illinois Centra', 1; Cleveland and Toledo, 1½; Hudson, 1¼ and Michigan Southern Guaranteed, 2. Philadelphia, July 16.--There is nothing new to report in the stock market to day. The feeling of suspense and depression continues to influence the transactions, and most of the sales made show a slight decline. There are, however, but few stocks pressing, and the abundance of money, adde
Ravenswood (West Virginia, United States) (search for this): article 3
are necessary to put them down. It says: Last Sunday week, a lot of groceries, belonging to a Dr. Chapman, of Spencer, Roane county, whilst on its way to Ravenswood, was captured by Hugh Kiger, Noah Tanner, and Andy Dusky, three notorious Rangers. Colonel Frost, upon ascertaining the fact, sent out a squad of Captain Rowan's cavalry from Ravenswood, under command of Lieut. Dawson, with orders to burn the houses of the three men named. The order was promptly executed. On Thursday of last week, Col. Frost received information of other outrages committed by the Rangers, and again sent out a squad. The squad was fired upon by a force of at least sixat he had fed the Rangers and would do it again. After the return of the squad, Col. Frost, at the head of Rowan's cavalry and a body of infantry, started from Ravenswood on the double-quick, towards the scene of the engagement, but the enemy had gone. The country, however, was thoroughly scouted. The houses of Joseph Smith and
Michigan (Michigan, United States) (search for this): article 3
Liverpool, carried out $372,216.64 in specie. Government stocks are lower. United States 6's, 1881, 90 @ 100¼; 7.30 Treasury Notes, 102¾. Stocks are heavy and lower. Harlem has declined ; New York Central and Harlem Preferred, ½. Erie, ; Michigan Southern, ¾; Reading and Illinois Centra', 1; Cleveland and Toledo, 1½; Hudson, 1¼ and Michigan Southern Guaranteed, 2. Philadelphia, July 16.--There is nothing new to report in the stock market to day. The feeling of suspense and depressioMichigan Southern Guaranteed, 2. Philadelphia, July 16.--There is nothing new to report in the stock market to day. The feeling of suspense and depression continues to influence the transactions, and most of the sales made show a slight decline. There are, however, but few stocks pressing, and the abundance of money, added to the inflated tendencies of the paper issues, must prevent any serious decline, even in the absence of good news from the army, which is the cause of the present weakness. Good dividend paying stock will most likely be in greater demand should the feeling of depression continue, and even those who are induced by it to sell<
Tennessee (Tennessee, United States) (search for this): article 3
troops buried 110 rebels on the field. Our less was 8 killed--among them Captain Sloan, of the Eleventh Wisconsin and 32 wounded. Major Glendon, of the First Indiana cavalry, was seriously wounded. The rebels had no artillery, which accounts for their heavy loss, as compared with ours. Not withstanding the long forced marches and short rations, General Curtis's army is in good condition. When it arrived at Melena, Arkansas, but three days supplies were left. Important from Tennessee. Nashville, July 16 --The rebel guerrillas have fallen back toward McMinnville. They number about two thousand in all. Our officers have been taken along by them, but the men have been released on parole. Our loss was thirty-three killed and sixty two wounded. The rebels lost fifty killed and one hundred wounded. The citizens are taking good care of the wounded, and have buried the dead left by the rebels. The citizens are actively enlisting in the Home Guard,
Quaker (West Virginia, United States) (search for this): article 3
are not beneficial to their welfare. Gen. Hunter has issued an order directing the contrabands to be taken from fatigue duty, and white soldiers to be put in their places. The soldiers are grumbling at this measure, and several fights between them and the negroes have taken place. The rebels have repossessed Jones and Bird Islands, which were abandoned by the Federal troops, demolished the batteries, and hurl up everything inflammable about the places, and among others a number of Quaker guns. Fort Pulaski is garrisoned by eight companies of the 48th New York volunteers. Capt. Palmer, of the 7th Connecticut, died on the 18th inst, of typhoid fever. His body arrived also in the Ericsson. Just previous to the sailing of the steamer there was a rumor at Port Royal of a skirmish in the vicinity of Port Royal Ferry. Four regiments were at once dispatched to the place. The negroes are getting daily more and more impudent, and openly boast that they receive bet
United States (United States) (search for this): article 3
es are being removed from the Capitol. Northern financial news. New York, July 16. --The Money market continues firm at 5 @ 6 per cent. on call, and 5 @ 6½ per cent, on prime paper. Sterling Exchange closed quiet at 128½ @ 129 for bankers' bills. American Gold closes firm at 17 @ 17½ per cent. premium.--California Gold bars are quoted at 18 @ 18½ per cent. premium. The steamer Scotia, to-day, for Liverpool, carried out $372,216.64 in specie. Government stocks are lower. United States 6's, 1881, 90 @ 100¼; 7.30 Treasury Notes, 102¾. Stocks are heavy and lower. Harlem has declined ; New York Central and Harlem Preferred, ½. Erie, ; Michigan Southern, ¾; Reading and Illinois Centra', 1; Cleveland and Toledo, 1½; Hudson, 1¼ and Michigan Southern Guaranteed, 2. Philadelphia, July 16.--There is nothing new to report in the stock market to day. The feeling of suspense and depression continues to influence the transactions, and most of the sales made show a slig
Illinois (Illinois, United States) (search for this): article 3
rling Exchange closed quiet at 128½ @ 129 for bankers' bills. American Gold closes firm at 17 @ 17½ per cent. premium.--California Gold bars are quoted at 18 @ 18½ per cent. premium. The steamer Scotia, to-day, for Liverpool, carried out $372,216.64 in specie. Government stocks are lower. United States 6's, 1881, 90 @ 100¼; 7.30 Treasury Notes, 102¾. Stocks are heavy and lower. Harlem has declined ; New York Central and Harlem Preferred, ½. Erie, ; Michigan Southern, ¾; Reading and Illinois Centra', 1; Cleveland and Toledo, 1½; Hudson, 1¼ and Michigan Southern Guaranteed, 2. Philadelphia, July 16.--There is nothing new to report in the stock market to day. The feeling of suspense and depression continues to influence the transactions, and most of the sales made show a slight decline. There are, however, but few stocks pressing, and the abundance of money, added to the inflated tendencies of the paper issues, must prevent any serious decline, even in the absence of good
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