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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-09-09
Sheriff. Sa1es.

DY Virtue Of sundry wri,s Of Fieri
A0 Facias. ! shall proceed 10 sell a,
Edge6eld Court House, on the firsr Mon.
day and Tuesday in October next, the fol-
lowing property:
Thomas Kcrneghan vs.. Richard John
son. L. G.ddings Us. the same, the trac,
Of land where defendant lives, adjoining
Daniel Prince, and others.
Bartlett King vs.. Thos. Ford and Thos.
Howle, one negro woman, Biddy, levied
on as the property Of Howle.
James Terry, Commissioner in Equity.
vs., Henry Sawyer, $50 acres ofland. known
as the Mill tract, adjoining Moses Holsoa
and Others. Also, two negroes, Isaac,
and Bill.
Il. f. Gouedy, T. c. VS.. Jared Wise,
200 acres Of land, where defendau, now
lives.
Wyatt w. Stark VS.. John Marsh and
jarrett Wise, 800 acres of land, known -
The Old Wells tract, adjoining Adam Car
penter and others.
EIbert Posey vs.. Henry Scott, LOO acres
Of land, more ur less, adjoining James
Spann and others.
Deloach & Patterson VS.. James Clark,
1875 acres ofland, more or less, adjoining
David Richardson and others.
Arthur Padgelt vs.. Abram Meroney and
Samuel Padgeu, 500 acres Of land, more
or less adjoinin Ambrose Wtri,,lc Il others,
the property Of Samuel Padgett.
b. f. Guuedy, T. c., ys. Henry Shultz,
one lot in The town Of Hamburg, No. 1853,
having SO fee, front in Covinglon-s,reel,
aud 80 feet on Cobb-streei.
Nathan Bodic vs.. John Edison s. Sam
uel Padgetl, 500 acres Of land, more or less,
adjoining Ambrose WhiltIe and others, the
property Of Samuel Padget,.
Cochran & Sproull vs. George Steiiei.
100 acres Of land, more or less, adjoining
Johu Brskey art others.
Durlins J. Walker vs.. Sterling Powell.
Charles Cosnahan and Joseph Cosnahan
IS. the same and Ransome Hamilton.
John BauSkct,, admir-. VS.. The same and
james NJ. Powell 100 acres of land, more
or less, adjoining D. ]. Walker and others:
William Kilcrease bearer. vs.. Margaret
Ogilvie. VIM. Fl. YeldeIl. admir-. vs.. tho
same. and Tolber Cheatham, 800 acres,
Of land where defendant lives, adjoining
John a, White and others. also one other
tract known as the Tompkins uacr, con-
'aining 100 acres, more or less, adjoining
jeremiah Seisler aud others, The property Of
Margaret Ogilvie.
VIM. NJ. Wilson vs.. Rudolph Carter.
Robert Carlisle VS.. The same, 5000 acres OF
land, more or less, adjoining John Wise
and John Banskctt aud Others.
Terms cash.
S. CHRISTIE. s. n.
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State Of South Carolina.
EDCEFIELD DISTRICT.


EDY OLIVER TOWLES. Esquire, Ordi-
lid nary Of Edge6cld District.
Whereas, NJ. Hank:nson hath applied 10 me
for Letters administration, on oil and sin2u-
lar the goods and clia,te!s, rights and credits OF
George Williams, late ol the District aforesaid
deceased.
These are, therefore, 10 cite and udmonish all
and singular, the kindred und creditors Of the
said deceased 10 be and appear before me- nj
our mex, Ordinary's Court for the said District,
10 be holden a, Edge6eld Court House on the
10Th day nf Septr. l3Il, TO show cause if any,
why the said Administration should not be
granted.
Given under my hand and seal this 9Th day
Of September. one thousand eight hundred md
forty one, and in the sixty fifth year Of American
Independence. o. TOWLES, o.E D.
September 9, (S2 l2i) j
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Extensive Bank Robbery.-Thc Dan
Vile Branch ofthe Farmers Bank Of this
Stale was entered on Saturday or Sunday
nigh, last by means Of false keys and rob
bed of NINETY TWO THOUSAND
ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY
FIVE DOLLARS. Fortunately Cor the
Bank, S72, ,I35 Of ibis large amount were
mutilated notes, issued by The Branch,
stamped on the face Cancelled" which
1t Is hoped may aid in the detection Of the
burglars. A reward Of $4,000 is offered
for the apprehension aad conviction of the
Rebher or Robbers and The recovery Of the
money, or 80 proportion to the amount re-
covered.
We are not surprised at this robbery. =
We believe there is at this time league
OF The most skilfui and daring burglars in
this country. whose operations are con-
Quoted ny CONCERT from one end OF the
Union 10 the other. They are aided to"
Sy an unprinciplcd police, in the larger
cities, who by co!lusion share the rewards
and screen the rogues from justice. We
have been anticipating that they would
come down upon some Of the towns or cities
10 our State aud warned the public 10 be
warchfnl. The Banks in Danvile had no
night watch. as it seems TO US they ought
to have had, particularly since the unsuc-
eessfuI allemp, made a short time since
on the Virginia Branch in that town.
This robbery should cause every Branch
Bank to employ guard. We trust ,ha,
the utmost yieilauce cloy bo exercised 10
detec, and punish the robbers; and let no
Justice Wiley be permitted to act par.
in The matter.
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Warehouse & Commission
ESUSlNESS.

FHYHE subscribers having leased for term
II. Of years, that cofnnOdicus and eligible
Warehouse, formerly known as Corington +
FarS. be- leave 10 offer their services, to their
friends and the public, in the Storage and sale
"f Cotton.
From the elligbl,y Of their Warehouse, To-
gclher with us central position. thew Aa,ter
themselves that they are able TO offer induce
menls to Planters and others. unequaed by
any establishment of the kind in the place.
Cotton consigned 10 them, by the river, will
be landed wharfage free, aud no commissions
will be charged for reshippng Cotton by tho
Rail Road or River. Planters need be under no
approximations with regard to treshe.s, as the ri
yer will have 10 iise feet in the business parts
of the town. before our Warehouse will be ovcs-
flowed; and all Cotton stored with US will DO
insured ngains, }reshets. gratis, if required.
Insurance can be effected on our Warehouse,
at as low rate as any other in town; and as
our utmost endeavors shall be used 10 give gene
raj satisfaction, we hope 10 merit aud receive
liberal share Of patronage.
Liberal advances will be made on Cotton il,
store.
Our commissions for selling cotton, will bo
25 cents per bale.
BRTTTON MINIS.
THOMAS G. KEY.
Hamburg ScDtcmber Ist IS1I a
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
Andy Reynolds and wife, Applicants,

Hezekiah Edwards d wife, g. others, Defis.
WT appearing TO my satisfaction. ,l'a, N"we!
Tuliis and wife Elizabeth, Thomas Gar
rel, ard wife Nancy, and Brant Meek aud wife
Martha. Defendants in the above case, reside
w,thcut the limits OF ,l'is State. it rs ordered.
,ha, they do appear and object to the division,
or sale Of the real estate OF Rebecca Rsncy. de-
ceased, Oh or before the sixth day OF December
noxs, or their consent 10 The same will DO enter.
ed of record.
Given under my hand. a, my Office. this 7th
day Of September. 1881.
OLIVER ToWLEs. o. Ed.
September 3 s.
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Bank Robbcries.-Rumors have been
ailoat in this city, for day or two, that
TWO Bank Clerks in Columbus have de-
camped, being defaul'ers TO an amount
no, known, but not over probably 100000,
nor less than $4,000. The information
does no, come TO US in such shape as 10
Justify the use of names. though there is
scarcely the shadow Of doubt Of The truth
OF the report.
We attribute these dclinquencies 10 The
suspensions. The Directors set an exam
pie of dishonesty in suspendins payment,
and i, is bu, too readily followed and Inn
proved upon by their servants. Nearly
all OF the late robberies have been pcrpc-
tra,cd upon suspended banks. The way
OF the transsressor is hard. Chronicle s
Sentinel,
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melon, the production Of Rose Bank Plan
,alion, Wadmalaw Island. measuring 81 /
inches in circumference, 29i inches from
stem 10 blossom, and two feet in the clear,
aud weighing AZ lbs. 1t Twas The only mel
on produced by the vine.-Ch1r. Courier.
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Notice.

RS HEREBY GIVEN, tina, application will
Il be made at the mex, session Of the Legsla.
,ure, 10 abolish so much of the old Charleston
Road, as public highway. leading from the
forks Of the said road and Islandford road, to
Mill Creek.
Angus, Is u 81
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
Elizabeth Prosser, Applicant,

=
Tillman Watson aud others, Dcfcnd'ts.
DY an order from the Ordinary, shall
I'D proceed 10 sell At EdSeticld Court
House, on the first Monday in October
next. the lands Of the estate of Robert
Stark, deceased, situate in The said dis
lricr, on The waters OF Edisto river, odjon-
ins lands Of Elijah Watson. Tilman Wat
son and Burrel BoatwrishI. containing
three hundred acres more or less. To be
sold on Il credit of twelve months. purcha.
scr will be required TO give bond and per-
Sonni security. and n mortgage of the pre-
misses 10 the Ordinary il required.
Gusts To be paid in cash.
:. CHRISTIE, $. F.. u.
September 9 tS3 S75l d -
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
HDY OLIVER TOWLES, Esquire, Ordl.
II y -. ar E,i,oEoli D;strir,

HDS OLIVER TOWLES, Esquire, OrdI-
D nary Of Edscfeld District.
Whereas, William Thnrmund Jr.. hath np.
plied 10 me for Letters of Administration. on
all and singular the goods aud chat,cls. right.
and credits Of William Tiurnond, Scnr.. late
of The Dis.rie aforesaid, deceased
These are, therefore, tn cite and adnionish MI
and singular, ,I'c kindred aud creditors of the
said deceased, TO be and appear before me. at
our next Ordinury's CoIrt for the said District,
10 he holden ut Edscfied Couri House on the
oO,h day of Sepir. ISil, to show cause If any,
why the said Administration should not be
granted.
Given under my hand and seal this Is day
of Sep,r., one thousand eight hundred and forty
one and in the sixty-fiflh year Of American
Independence. o. ToWLEs. o. E. D;
September 9, 1911. (S2 l2D b %
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Riee.-The Savannah Republican Of Tho
Is. says:-The harvest on the Savannah
River, has already considerably progress
sed, the fields are loaded wiih piles Of It's
rich golden sbeaves. aud the produc, prom
isc, 10 be full one.
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
Thomas +. Coleman S. wife, Applicants.

B. F. Bland s. wife, s. others. Dts. )
DY an order from the Ordinary, shall
I'D proceed to sell at Edgetield Court
House, on The first Monday m October
next. the lands Of the estate Of Marian a.
dams, decd, situate in said district, on
CulFeerown Creek. adjoining lands OF A.
#. Traylor and others, and containing two
hundred and ten acres, more or less. To
bs sold or a credi, of twelve months, pur-
chaser 10 give bond and personal security.
and mortgage Of The premises 10 The Or
dinary required.
Costs 10 bo paid in cash.
S. CHRISTIE, sE.D.
September (s3 s7i) d 81
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Notice.

Ms HEREBY GIVEN, ,ha, application will
Ill be made nt the n ext session OF the Legisla-
ture. TO open public road, leading from DR..
R. c. Griffins, on the Issndford road, TO Mill
Creek on the old Charleston road.
August Is tr 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-09-09

The Wcathcr.--W we issued our pa
per last had he appearance o! n gale. Ii
cleared of however, on the evening Of The
same dav and gave us the best fever be-
getting. sulry. warm wea'her,with swarms
of musqtiitocs, tlia, we remember for the
last ten or twenty years. We yesterday
had a rainy day again and another calm
and sultry day and jus, such one as he
longs 10 the las, of August. The weather
is good for maturing the crop-and many
will put the reap hook to work on Satur-
day. We have our usual summer aud au-
tumnal fcvers-but there have been very
few malignant cases--and we can boast as
much health as any place with the same
population.-,Rinyah Observer.
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MYMENEAh
The sil.en tie that binds ipo riliine
MARRIED.,

On the 2nd inst. by X. Kenncy, Esq. Mr..
CHARLES NJ. GRAY, to Miss Ans GREEN, all
Of this District.
On Thursday evening, the 26,h uls., at Or.
Thos leagues residence. Laurcns District, s.
c., by Elder VIM. p. Hill, w. d. JENNINGS.
NJ. d.. OF this District, TO Miss PAMELA E.,
daughter OF DR.. Thos.- league. of Laurcns Dis.
trict
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State Of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
Maty Tompkius, Applicant,

}Taty Tompkius, Applicant, }
VIM. Hill & wife, and others, Dclend'ts. }
DY an order from the Ordinary. shall
AD proceed to sell al EdGciield Court
House, on the first Monday in October next.
the lands of the estate Of Stephen L. Tom
kins, decd. sIuaIc in said district. on the
waters of Rocky Creek, bounding on lands
Of Moses Harris, Jonathan Weaver, and
Wright Adams, containing three hundred
and sixly-rlrree acres, more or less. 10
be sold ON credit of twelve months, pur-
chaser 10 give bsnd and persunal security,
and mortgage Of the premises to The Or
dinary if required.
Cosls to be paid in cash.
S. CHRISTIE. s. =. u.
September tS3 S74) d 81
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OBITUARX.

=" Blessed is The man that frusteih in the Lord,
and ,nhosc hope tie Lord is"
DIED near Salisbury, N. c., on the l2,h OF
Angus, last the Rev. BE.uroRr a. WALLACE.
Of this village. He was born in Newberry Dis
lrct. on the 3rd February, 1906. DIR. w. had
all the advantages Of education which our State
afforded, and was graduate ofthe South Car.
olina College. He was bred TO the Bar. and
was for many years respectable member. In
August, 1881 he became the snhlec, Of redeem.
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State OF South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.
Shemuel Nicholson and others,
by their next friend,
rs. Partition.

rs Partition.
John l.. Nicholson and
BeuJamIu Nicholson.
NJOTIC E is hereby given. tina, by virtue Of
iN IN order from the Court of Chancery, /
shall offer for snlc to the highest bidder ut Edge
field Cour, House on the first Monday i'll Octo-
Der next, the real estate of Benz. F. Nicholson,
decd, on the Cambridge road, three miles
nor,l, Of the town Of Edgefcld, known US the
residence OF the late John Simkius. Esqr.. con.
sis,ing of one or more tracts Of lands. contain
ing in all twelve hundred aud fifty acres I250)
mora or less, lying on both sides Of Log creek
afid adjoining lands OF F. w. Pickens, John
ks3 tyiafk Sin,kiiis, David Slro,her. Reuben
dssilS, AIss. gelIsiand estate ofNlrs. Burns.
OH lss isas are well finished two story
i.Suse IN 9scilse, gsd oil necessary buildings in
good rerairs is conyeLienee 10 market, The
fertility OF the SOIL and the healthfn.ness Of the
s;t,,aiiou. render IL one of tho most Desirable
piantaiions in EdgefieId District. The terms
Of sale will be on credit Of one, two and three
years, ercept Sc much as may be necessary TO
pay the epsts. wflich nns. be paid in cash; the
psirshas ip gss bond and personal security
and md ue,s al the premises.
J. TERRY, c. L. L. d.
Commissioners Office,
sep,.7, ls4l. (s5 SD d 30
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Regim:ntal Reriesrs.-On Saturday last
the Governor reviewed The first Regiment
Of Cavalry, at Pickensvilc. The number
of Troopers present was not rs great as VIC
expected, but their performances were such
as TO elicit the warinest commendaiion Of
the Commander-n.C Chief. After The pa
rahc, His Excellency delivered an appro-
pirate aud sprit-s'irrins address, in which
he urged the importance Of renewing the
Encampment system. Brig. Gen. Bon
ham then addressed the Regiment, and
conceded with the Governors views in re-
gard 10 Encampmcn's. The vote was
then taken upon the subject, and n MAORI
" of,hc officers declared in favor Oft.
We learn from gentleman who at.cn-
dcd the review of Col. Garvin's Regiment,
in pickcns District, on Tuesday last, that
tlrevotc in favor of the Encarnpmenl ystcm
was unanimous.-Grccnrille Nounidincer.
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We see in The last number Of the South
Carolina Temperance 4drocaie The copy of
a bill which, the puthcr intends TO introduce
into the House Of Representatives Of this
state, next winter; the object OF which is 10
exempt from liability 10 he sold for debts
ofany description, one hundred acres of
land embracing the dcbtors homestead and
one horse or mule. One Of four benefits
which il is alleged are 10 follow the enact
menr Of such law, is lha, il will improrc
the character o four population, by establish
ing and fostering class ofhonest ycomnnry.
Such an experiment in the art ol'impro-
wing mems character, and infusing honesty
into them. has the merit ofnovelty al least.
IL it should succeed the principal will Of
course he extended 10 all property and all
debts. and will entirely supcrccrle the need
Of bankrupt laws. reformation in the
character Of our country mos, devoutly to
be wished.
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Business Prospects.-Thc hum Of husi-
ness is already heard in our streets. The
rumbling drays are waking up our dor
man, ideas, and the merchants are busily
nrepariug for The approaching campaign.
We notice much larger stocks of goods
coming TO hand at this time, than nj any
period for years past, clearly proving that
orr merchants are throwing away the
iate fashioned ideas Of hard times, and
,rorse- ia coming. We are likewise inform.
ed, ,ha, some four or five new signs will
be hung out this fall, to inform the plan
,ers and Others where they may purchase
ON fair terms. These new firms will be
none Of your ccmmon shops; but import
ing houses. We have said tha, Hamburg
is rising, and we need only poin, To her
crowded streets for proof. There is moth
ing TO keep her from going ahead. That
old established prejudice. fed by designing
persons, ",hat Hamburg is the meanest
hole in all creation, perfect den of pick
pockets" is now giving way 10 truth. Fer
enemies can no louger gull the honest plan
ter, nor deceive the though'ess. Our star
OF prosperity is jus, above the horizon, un-
clouded and shining with pleasing light
upon our city. Aud what shall we say
for the Journal. while Hamburg is moving
on so mcrrily. Will she stop? Will IL
FaIt beiieHfi the frowns ofcnc'niesf No !.
Neither will be its portion. Like the sun.
the Journal shall rise brighter and bright
er, until j, wi,hers and dries up every soul
less devil. Its friends shall be our friends,
and their prosperity, and the ciIy's onward
course, shall be our daily toll aud midnight
exertiou.-Hdmburg Journal.
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N O dice.

tICe.
A n ELECTION for In,endant and four
IA Wardens Of the Town Of Edgcfeld wiz
take place on the second Monday in Sep,em.
ber. The following persons will ocsas Hana.
gers Of election. SamuelF. Goode, G. A. Add.
SON. and John w OgiIvic.
p. F. LABORDE, Isendans
September b ~
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Commercial.
From our Correspondent.
AUGUSTA, Sept. 4, le4l.


Our market has during The pas, week borne
an aspect of dulIness and inactivity, and closes
for the week without any material change.-
Nothing has been done in The Cotton markell
Buyers have asked decline which holders
were unwilling 10 submit 10, and noiwllhstand.
ing the late uniavorable accounts from Europe
| an ports, those who have cotton in store evince
firmncss which puts stop TO all transactions
further Than actual necessity may require. The
stock on hand, in this city, on The lst inst. was
very light, amounting only to 1856 bales. The
stock in Hamburg on the same day was l7l6,
making total amount in Augusta and Ham
burg. OH the Is, inst, OF 1872 bales. The re-
ceip, since have been very light.
The frs, bale of the crop Of 1871 that has
made its appearance in our market was rccciv-
ed by Rail Road on the ls,. from the plantation
Of Maj. Taylor, Of Morgan county. and was
stored with Mr.. Jonathan Meigs. Mr.. NJ. was
offered 10 cents for it, but did no, sell, quality
Liverpool fair. Our quotations now range from
61 to %. a lot Of l40 bags sold Yesterday Tor
q, the quality of which was said 10 be from
fair ,oprime.
The prospec, for any advance in price is q
dark one, and VIC shall be very well satisfied If
the accounts by the Britiania, which was to
have sailed from Liverpool the 18Th ul'. are
such as to sustain us in our presen, quotations.
Our accounts from all quarters Of The cotton
region are tia,,ering and we hope that the def.
cheney in the price may be made up by an a.
bnndant crop. Ii is however sc, loo early 10
place much reliance upon reports.
In Flour there is nothing doing beyond an
ordinary reu. trade. A few small lots have
changed hands, in,ended for home Use. We
have no Canal in the market, aud nrc now
wholly supplied from country Mills. We make
no alterations from las, weeks quotations.
Our Grocery market still continues quiet and
transactions are mostly confined to lots from
second hands, for the retail trade. We have
no heavy sales 10 repor: and prices remain with
ou, any perceptble alteration. Onr market Is
well supplied with Sugar and Coffee. The
stock of Alo!asscs is light.
There is bu,a limited demand for Bacon and
Lard. Quotations nominal
The demand for Salt continues brisk ard
sales are easily effected a: Sc go cash.
The supply Of Corn. Oats and psa llz
cquare to the demand, and pricea ief1sls y lsssss
on, any variation from last week. nus
There has been some auimatioh NAM
in the demand for Exchange dnsissS !sI lass
week, sales have however pot te aisa
the supply isgoods Tho III
notes of specie
down 10 3 pei s. Il sa sas Gcs5f
Rail R1eas stsIA Id u aaifasait
and RuekemyiIle, per cent; Charleston 9 {,
and Savannah 3 4 per cent. From all we
IcarnInere Il rarIef uusyTSuru tsnurnry.
X si ARGIIS
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ssa. Sept.
Wei,zE "a 70 rpase sllsls.
week. relative IA Cotton II 1sTss
There is bas q small bsis leas sIessas IlsF
by sellers or buyers. The oisl crop. lIsl5ess
i, is n fair article, drass hessafy ST az "a
cents. a choice article hosyeges, elii.s-
mauis tho hi.hcs, market nflec " Q gre.
now looking for The arriyalOs OK isE-
ton, hu, our merchants are
to offer deudins prices when Is
We believe, that our market viii cpe q sE..
and smooth, and that prices will be Steadily
maintained. unless news from abroad he
received to reduce quotations. We qanic
as extremes to 81 cts. Average sales 81
cents.
Bagsing.-The supply is good, and al
though prices seemed To TIC looking up
las, week, we notice but little dlsposlioU
TO run them up much higher at present:
the extremes, are 20 10 25 cents,
Bale Rope.-Thc market is Likewise sup
piled. aud sales have been made as high
as ID cents for good article, and lO cents
for the lower qualities.
Fiour.-Thcre is hut n small quantity
on hand, and will soon he very scarce. un-
less there should he Il shipment, TO hand.
.Moiassus,-Wc have heard of no sales
over 81 to 374 cents Tor good aud prime
lots; and we are of the opinion, thai prices
will be kept down, as our dealers have a
good stock on hand. Ncw-Orlcans Is
selling from - to 80 cents.
Rice.-Alarkct supplied, aud retailing
al j cents.
Sah.-In bulk GA cts. Sacks 81 Co.
Stock increasing.
Susar.-Thc inferior and prime quail
ties range from to - cts; demand good:
stock heavy.
Erchange.-On New York cts. prem.
Charleston and Savannah. Nominal.
FrrighS.-To Charleston / per hun
dred for square, aud for round bales. 10
Savannah 81 per bale.
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Mammoth JYatsr- r-meilon. We have been
presented with fine and luscious Wafer