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NEW CURRENCY BILL.

Mr.. Kelley, of Pa, this morning introduced
a bill in the House relating to the currency of
the United States, which authorizes and di-
reefs the Secretary of the Treasury to pay the
principal and interest of all compound interest
notes, when due, with legal tender notes not
bearing interest, and empowers the Secretary
Of the Treasury to issue legal tender notes for
paying the interest and fer the redemption of
the same. The bill was referred to the Com.
mittee on WAYS and Means
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GREAT EXCITEMENT HALIFAX.

GREAT EXCITEMENT AT HALIFAX.
Fenian Attack ExPectrd-Militia Called
Out-Forts being Manned
busy FortifyinS.
HALIFAX, March 19.-There is great excite
ment here, and startling rumors are afloat
The Royal and Provincial artiIlery are man.
ing all the forts.
A proclamation has been issued calling on,
the militia. Arms and ammunition will be
distributed to them to- day.
Engineers have been busy day and night
since Friday.
On st Patrick's day the usual ceremonies
were observed. No disturbances occurred.
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CoSFEDERATE SUPPLIEs.-The opinion pre-
NaIeo preuy generally that at the time of the
suIenueI the Confederacy was ABOUT ex.
haustedi but such immpressions were entirely
erroneous. AT the very time when there was
TAX about me southern army starving, there
was stored In salisbury vast quantities OF pro-
visions and supplies, and they were fonnd.
used and destroyed by the United States troons
who visited the place in April Iast-Ric4mond
TimeF ~~-N's''sN''A
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81 The trial OF DR.. Benjamin Newland d, of
Lawrence county, Indiana, for the killing of
frof MADISON Evans, in Bedford has been ia
Ken, on cnange IN Venue, to the FlOyd Cir.
cult Court, which will not sit before May next
Judge Bleknell granted the change on account
OF the intense excitement in Lawrence. Mr.
Newland was admitted 10 bail in the sum of
$4,000. Gen. JEFF. q. Davis was at BEDFORD
as a warm personal friend Of Newland, the
latter being with the General at the time he
Louisville o,
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,1enox, of Washington city, is IN this city ston.
ping at the Mansion House. He has been or.
dered by the Secretary of War TO leave Wash
lngton, and eonfne himself to the bounds of
the State of Nirginia--Alezdadrid Gazette
Mr.. Lenox still refuses, we believe, to take
any cath 10 support the Constitution OF th q
United States .-Richmond Dispatch.
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RESIGNATION ACCEPTED.

The War Department has accepted the resig.
nation Of Major General William b. Franklin,
to take effect on the 18th inst. General Frank
lin has been on leave of absence for four months
and now tenders his resignation for the pur.
pose of accepting the position of superintend-
ent Of Colts pistol factory.
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INTERNAL REVENUE RECEIPTS.

The receipts from Internal Revenue du-
rinGthe week ending on the 18th instant were:
Monday, sSS7, 1S6.3S; Tuesday, 1890, o1i17; Wed
nesday, sos, 1855; Thursday, Si99, 5O3, Friday,
S511.6iI3G; Saturday. SGIn. 6Gs.S6. Total for tho
week, 1855, 2g7 62. Total received since June
81, l-tig, S23S Ol2,I S3 95
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Raltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, March 19.-Flour dull; Howard
street super, 1915; Western extra as IS. Wheat
firm; prime Pennsylvania red 81 .35aSl3s. Corn
active, white 71a62; yellow 20. Oats firm al
Groceries dull and dropping. Western whis-
ky
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SThe detective Griffith, who was drowned
some days since in liquor vat, in New York
was the principal witness the Government had
IN the whisky frauds in that city, and II is be-
-ieyed by the officers OF the Revenue Bureau
IN Washington that he was foully dealt with.
The affair is to be fully Investigated by the
Government
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CRIMINAL COURT, Judge Fisher.-This morn
ing a solle pros. was entered in the case of
Patrick J. Hawk ins, indicted for larceny.
The cases of Henry Watson, Martin Par
sopeus, and George NJ Dow, indicted for the
larceny of two teapots and can of oysters from
Andrew Wheatley and John f. Boyle's were
called for trial, and the first-named found
guilty. a nolle pros. was entered as TO the
Others. Gooding for defense
John Armstrong. indicted for the larceny of
fi-e vest patterns from VIM. Tucker, plead
guilty.
Frederick Warren and William Galloway. in :
dcted for receiving the vest patterns of the lar
ceny of which Armstrong plead guilty. know
ing them to be stolen, were found guilty. Day
for defence.
Mary Moriatta, indicted for the larceny of
shirts and pantaloons, belonging to VIM. Hall,
was found guilty. Gooding for defence.
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S-By the steamer Germania, with Liver
pool dates to the 9TH Instant, we learn that the
London Times endorses President Johnson's
veto of the Freedmen's Bureau bill, and his
action on this subject confirms the respect in
which his policy has been held in England
and will entille him to credit as one of the
ableSt statesmen.
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THE HOME FOR DESTITUTE CoLoRED WoNE,
AND CHILDERN.-The members of the Ladies
National Association for the Relief OF Destitut,
Colored Women and Children held a specia
meeting this evening, at which sixteen ladies
were present, in the room OF Postmaster Bow.
en-. Mrs. Senator Wade presided, with Miss
Eliza Eayccck as secretary.
The report of the Board of Managers, which
was made 70 the association in January last
but which was recommitted for amendment
was again submitted; and after being slightly
amended was adopted, and referred 20 a CON-
mlttee for publication, together with the by
laws of the association.
Mrs. Crandall submitted her report as treas.
urer showing that during the year le65, the re.
ceipts were 50, $50. 20 and expenditures So 77946
leaving balance of S767a in the treasury, to-
gether with list of those who contributed e
the support of the Home, among them Jaw
Cooke & Co., who gave $500, and list of do.
nations of clothing, &c- which was adopted
and ordered to be printed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-03-19

BISHOP MCGILL, of Richmond, preached
yesterday at st. Matthew's Church, and in the
course of his remarks alluded in deprecating
terms TO the Eeuiau movement.
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CUSTOMS AT CHARLESTON.

One Of the clearest proofs of the returning
prosperity of the port of Charleston, s. c., is
that the receipts from customs from that port
in the month OF February last was S31,6is.1.
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ns The proprietor OF the New York Sun,
moses D. Beach, has purchased the property
known as Iryon Row, the point formed by the
Juncuon OF Centre and Chatham streets, for
SicO,OOo. he proposes to erect a building for
me accommodation of the New York Sun.
I nnS VIII place seven newspaper Establish
ments on Printing House Square
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SALE SUaPENDEn

The sale of Government buildings, which
was to have taken place at Kendall Green on
the 18th instant, under the direction of Lieut..
Colonel J. M. Moore, Quartermaster, Depot of
Washington, was indefinitely suspended by
the Secretary of War;
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- ~. hhk cCiCiDE-We learn that young
man by the name of Bryant. n resident of Mar
Iaai neary opposite this city, and frequent
oeaier IN our city market, Committed snicide
yesteIoay, oy cutting his throat with a razor.
cause Observation-Disclosures yo,,rncy
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1From the publishers, Ticknor & Fields
and from Jos. Shillington, Odeon Building
we have advance copies of the atlantic Monthly
and Our Yoang Folks, for April Both maya.
zines have new names this month added TO
their brilliant list of contributors.
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Philadelphia Markets.

PHILADELPHIA, March 19.-Petroleum dull
and unsettled. Cotton very quiet. Coffee
dull.
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~Secretary McCulloch has written a letter
TO several leading Republican Congressman, in
which he says he feels much anxiety about the
political situation, and very much desires that
something shall be done to restore harmony be-
tween the Government and the people of the
Southern States. He thinks that one step in
this direction would result from full and
free conference between leading Northern men
and leading Southern men now in the CITY, He
suggests that the persons to whom his note Is
addressed in yite call from Governor Parsons
among others.
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OfsLE * kADE.-A number of vessels which
arrived mere ircin the North, to load with o,,s-
tiers, have been compelled TO leave s,s -. ~ =
Maryland for their cargoes, in consaonsneo -,
the enormous tonnage duty exacted nv the
State by the new oyster law.--NorfoIL. J,os, 'io
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-03-19

~ The Omaha Republican of the 10th states
that Ben. Holidays Overland Stage Line has
been reorganized under the name of the s.HoI-
hday Overland Mail and Express Company"
with MT Holiday as It's President. A large
increase OF capital is brought to the line by this
arrangement, and its facilities for accommoda-
uhg the immense overland travel will be pro-
poruonately increased and improved.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-03-19

GATHERINGS on THE STREET CORNERs.-fu
obedience TO the orders Of the Superintendent
OF Police against the gathering OF bands OF boys
on the street corners, last evening Officer Alder
arrested five boys on Capitol Hill, who were
each fined So by Justice Handy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-03-19

SALE OF PEoPERTY.-The beautiful copntrr
residence OF Mr.. Edward A. Hopkins. near
EllieOtt's Mills, Howard eountr, Md has
been purchased by Capt Dennis, OF NJ
York, at S2i,J0G "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-03-19

%Tbe New York Times Mexico City cor.
respondent writes: II is very generally asserted
that Mr.. SaiilaTd, Minister and Secretary ofthe
Treasury, Mexico, whose sudden demise has
been announced, was poisoned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-03-19

THE kRAN COMMUNICATIVE managers of
Growers Theater have succeeded in effecting
q brief gagement OF five nights with Mr. and
Mrs Charles Kean, whe have selected the Fed
eral Metropolis as the scene of their last dra.
matte representations previous to their retire.
ment forever from the stage. Their talents are
so widely known as to render any words of
commendation unnecessary, and on this occa-
sion they will be assisted by the London cele-
brities, J. +. Cathcart, George Everett, and
Miss L. Chapman. This evening ssHenry
Nlll," and the jealous Wife, tomorrow
evening the "Merchant of Venice
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NEARLY FRoZES.-On Saturday Oficers kIng
and Pool found on lexington Farm Ellen Bat
Ter, colored, who was drunk and nearly frozen,
and removed her 20 the ID precinct station,
where she was held until yesterday 81 which
time she had fully recovered.
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NEW YORK, March 19-Flour 1Oal5 lower
Southern, S.. 7GaSl6-50 Wheat one to two
cents lower. Corn dropping. Pork heavy.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
New York Bank Statement,

NEW YORK, March 19.-Increase in loans,
S509,O00; circulation, S269,000; deposits,
si,922,o00; legal tenders, si,O6O,OJO; decrease
in specie, 81 ,5s7, ZOO.
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PERSONAL.
lust RECEIVED AT
JOHNSON & sUTTON's OLD STAND,
521 Seventh Street.

A well selected stock of
DRESS GOODS,
Calicoes, Cassimeres, ParasoIs, Mating, OH
for the season,
a III the best ma es of Shifting Cottons,
Yard wide Unblesched Gotten, suitlbIe for seaa
Bags and paperhsngers' SO, at Is cents,
Also, large lot Of goods ought at government
auction, such as Limo. Bed Sacks, Hair PHI.
lows, &C., all lew and will be sold at bargain
GEO. ]. JOHNSON & co.
m I7.3t. sol 7tb STRAIT
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PERsoNAL-Hon Alfred Ely, Of N ", AMI
the great Snowman, z. T. Barnum, are At Wal
lards'
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BOARDING.,

A FEW GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOM-
"A modated with BOARD; also. Table BOARD
or furnished ROOMS, without Board, if desired
at No: 3. AZ ST., few doors south of Penna av.
ssOaRElNG Two or three more gentlemen can
- obtain BOARD by applying at No. ~ Penn
sy!vania avesue, near Fist street. House having
Tecentiy changed occupants. has been reiitted and
rencYated Rooms comfortable and pleasant
Terms moderate. fe ~ II
TABLE BOARD at No. AGA 10Th street. q few
doors north OF the avenue. Terms SIS par
month. de Il, II
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Affairs In Georgetown.

Aiairs In eeorgetown.
PoLICE.-Thomas III. Yates. arrested on fhe
18th instant by officer White, fer larceny o.
two hogs belonging 10 Glenn. Beckett, colOred.
was committed 10 lail for court by Justice
Bnekey; George ID; Wilson, soldier wss
deserter, and was turned over 10 the military
authorities. Benjamin Carmichael, arrested
for disorderly conduct hy officer Sherwood.
was fined S2.44. To-day, samuel Thomas.
colored, arrested for disorderlv conduct 10y
officer Cameron, was fined S5ii by Justice
Bucky.
FLOUR AND GRAIN MkRKFT.-No change IN
market. No arrivals by canal. Gram and
flour scarce.
A COOP OLD AGE-Melinda Carroll. 8
eolored woman, died here on Saturday, aged
PoRT OF G EoRG wN.-Clesred-Schooner
Sally Francis, Howard, Mo, for Accomac q.
II.
ELEGANT OCTAVE ROSEWOOD CASE
IL PIANO, nearly new, at a bargain: at II. kOP-
PEI, Merchant TTrllor, 18Th street, door shove
II FIRST ofthe season inst received.
smear Almonds, French Cream Candies. i'm
ported Fruits Nuts, and Candies q ~ kinds at
mIs2tif' 246 Pa sv., bet. i2th and 18th SITS
VoUTHs', BoYs'AED cHILDRENsCLOrH
LARGE STOCK.
WALL. sTEPHE Ms n CO.
en- l9lvif 322 Pa. ave, bet 9th aud 10th SITS.
CENTLEMENS CLOTHING.
FINE QUALITY
LATEST sTTLEs.I
FOR SPRING WEAR, IH
Ju'trsceiv'd. Prizes kO- srrrurxsco,
mig lwif 3S2 Ia. ave, bet. 9th and Ieth Ste.
MRS. STERN Announces TO THE LADIES
Iva that she has recs we'd assortment Of genuine
FRENCH CoRsETs, Sa
including extra sizes which che is red teseI
At low prices.
LADIES UNDER GARMENTS, ready m ,de ard
made to order at the shortest nstce at the LADIES
DEPOSITORY, 312 It'll street, bet ween and e
NH Is-6t-
SPRING DRESS GOODS.
Choice Styles, at 81, as 50 snd 81 cents per yard
SPRING SILKS.
Plaid. Striped and Small Check Silks at 81 IS
20 and u rs per ard.
yard ~
Best make of Paris Kid Gloves. at a. rer pair.
W bite Harseille and all kinds Of Fine White
enc Case Pure" Irish Linen, very fine. at IS
Linen sheetines and Pillow Case Linen
New 1ork Mills, WAmsutta, AMI other good
brands Bleacked Cottons.
Best American and English Cslicos at 20 sd Is
cente.
Mourning Dress Goods, embracing all Of Lupin's
celebrated fabrics, at lev prices
sos PennsylvsRia avenue,
N 1927 between 9th and 10th SITS.
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The RAILROAD CAsE.-To-day, the case OF
Frederick Stein against the Washington and
Georgetown Railroad Company, IL being ar
gued in the Criminal Court, (Chief Justice
Cariter,) before the jury. Mr.. schmidt appear
ing for the prosecution, and the Messrs. Brad-
ley for the defense TO follow.
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FAST YouNe MAN-Yesterdsy, Henry &
Goldsmith. \ young man from Illinois, vas
arrested by Roundsman Walling on The charge
Of obtaining money under false pretences from
Hon. J Humphrey, Of Illinois, and the COM
plainsnt not wishing TO prosecute, the culprit
consented 20 leave the city. Goldsmith has
been here for only a few months, living very
fast and states that within very short time
he has spent 5000 he received from his mother
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New York Markets.

Philadelphia Gold Market.
PHILADELPHIA, March 19.-Gold 1 20.
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FOR B0ST0N-The A Packet Schooner GEN
now loading for the above port, and will ~
have quick dispatch. "a
Apply TO HARTLEY 4 BROTHER,
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS,

n EW GoOns. NEW GOODS,
Just received at
800 PENNA. AVE, BET 9TH AND 10TH SITS.
weuld respectfully announce to my friends and
as many a. will favor with a call that have
received full and complete assortment Of
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
Consisting OF Dress Shirts, Handkorchiefs, best
Kld Gloves, Mis- ht Shirts, English Hosiery Silk
and Thread Gloves, Under Shirts German Hosie.
ry, scarfs all colors, Drawers, Suspenders Hair
Brushes and Combs, Neck Ties, Pocket Books.
Soaps, &C., all Of which will be sold at very
small profit.
n. b.-shlrts manufactured In all styles, and
warranted to INT.
Call and examine for yourselves
s. d. MARROW,
IN I?-ee5t 3O2 Pa. ave-, near 10th street
FOR SALE CHEAP-Ah andso no ton RIG
street, Georgetown, ID. G.. m ~ sts
lust RECEIVED,
FRESH SUPPLY OF
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-03-30

Barley continued In demand, and prices were quite
steady with further sales Of about 80 900 busheb most
ly Canads Wegt at 81 10. Mails was dull and nominal
with no rAlss o: Importance
CoFFEn--ws heard OF no further cargo sales. ine
demand from tho trade was rather better II anything
but prices were Hominally the same. We quote BIO a.
IT to 2lo., gold, duty paid.
CorToN.-The active speculative and export demand
which soma days past has prevailed for cotton has
entirely subsidsd and the marke. without the least
animation, and very heavy at the reduction shown IN
the subjoined revised quotations. Large Hneo OF
ddllng have been offered at 39c, but no buyers were
found and the only sales made were confined to $50
bales, mainly at the following nominal prices an
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-03-30
Late uaxana nrnrkcts.

Late Havana Markets.
HAVANA March 23-SUoAR.-The Brokers report all
qualities of White in good request. the superior quail
ties beo in greatest demand. There Is good fueljng
in the market for Clayed sugnr and No. !? is freely
taken ut rails No percertible change In Muscovado
CoFFEE-porto Rico Coffee held st lG4c. per lo
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-03-30
exports for the Week ending March 30

TYERPOOL-Bark Istra-225 bales Sea Island and 2S37
bales Upland Cotton, bale Wool, Church Bells. !
box Books. Per Br brig Abert-S7s bales Up
land and 81 bales 8 I Cotton, and 2 st Miohael's
Church Bells.
OOAsTwIsE.
MEW YORK-Per steamship A1hambra-214 bales Up
land Cotton, 80 terces Rice "a packages Sundries.
......Per steamship Andalusiac4ls bales Up.
land Cotton, so tcs Rice. 81 bags Rough Rice, 81
bbls. Sweet Potatoes, bales Sheepskins SS pkgs.
SundSies.. 49,. Per schr NV Smith-S54 bales Up'd
Cotton, bales Yarn, $3.50 Cypress Slaves, % bbls
Spirits Turpentine 100 bbls Rosn, 557 bbls Tar 40
cases Psper bales Paper, casks Ink, casks Ul.
tra Marine 28 bbs Peanuts, 206 Empty Ale Bbls, 10
Empty Carboys, II bundles Mating box Glass
ware, 9 bbls Empty Bottles
NEW YORK-Per schr Vspor-12l, ,652 feet Yellow Pine
Timber, 81 bales Upland Cotton so bbls Crude Tur-
pentne.
PHILADELpHIA-B;'s Rolerson-s1 bales Cotton, l
cask Bce, 1882 bars old railroad Iron, bbls Whis.
key, 8 bbls Rosin. hid and - b6s old Iron so
empty barrels. Per schr Chas stickney-l0o tons
Old Railroad Troy, Il tons Old Shafts and Cranks.
bales Paper Stock. packages Furniture, and 800
feet Ranging Timber.
HO5TON-Per schr Montans-1S2 bales Upland Cotton.
2S2 bbls Rosin 200 bbls Tar, "A Hides, bales Calf
Skins 27 crates and bales Rope, IS bales Bagging
13 bbls Saltp.re, 40 bales Rags, ZIG tons Old Iron
and Sundries.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-03-30

Consisnccs per South Caroline Railroad,
March 80.
176 bales Cotton II bales Yarns. l6J boxes Tobacco,
% bundles pap'r, - bags Grain, cars Lumber sun
dries &C To llavencl & Barnwell, q W Williams Go,
Adams Frost Il Co. Miss Fanny Wi,iall s Baker. J L
Prrsln, wardlaw 4 Carew. O;,a.annn II l. letters 4
Co. j B sloan. " C Dukes & Co. L q 'a;cott Fraser
Is Dill c L Guleeume 4 d Jones, " II Wesson, W B
Williams, Fraser S Co. J Robson. Hunt Bros. Dow
ing Tha, * Co. Laurcy Il Alexander, GraceY Raw
cncl 4; 90. Foyary Il Go. St-nhou.o & co Willis
Chi-oin DR. l.eDhy ROPER Il Stoney. II 3Tln.sAut q
L Kinsfy Webb Aver K Trumbo Clacius Il Wittc L
Dowlil Z. EDnual " Mallonee, Chisoln Bro.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-03-30
Wilmington Market.

WflmingtOh HIarket
WILMINGTON, March ", p. M-IuRpENTINE.-
Sales OF 81 bbls ut 81 10 or yellow dip, q 2SO lbs
SpIRITs TUHrEsTISE.-Sal oi 25 Dds. a. QUO. ior
vh;ts End So do in New York bbls, at 52lc gallon
for white.
No sales reported in Rosn
TAR-4l bbis charged hands at 81 gu = oDi.
coTrosSales to-day of CD bales at 2Sc for good oidi-
nary. ard 20, SnK@3lc. q ID. for middling.
PorAroEs A lot of 200 bushels Irish sold from ves-
oSrsEA cargo of 1000 bushels sold from vessel to-
dny ct $50 2 qushe
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-03-30

The inquiry 'or whet. was very limited and prices,
particular y for common qualities were lc to &C. per
bushe In buyers favor TITO sales cover $500 bushels
mostly No. Milwaukee. at 81 &C. but part winter red
Michigan at 81. The corn market WIS also dun and
heavy, under yer! small demand. Prices wero noni.
nay lG per bushel lower with sales of 900 bushels
sound mixed Western. IN store and delivered; roe for
round yellow, and &c. 10 49,: now yellow Southern
The market for oats was rather rmer anything and
Sc to 53c for sound and 35 to 43c unsouud est
ern aud 5lc to SIC Tor CAnadl. Rye WAS neglected
aud only small sa!es maio at Spc :ur Western