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UNITED STATES SALES OF LAND I'M ST.
HELENA PARISH, SOUTH CAROLINA.
Notice is hereby given that at 10 o'clock A. H. MON
DAY. December Sd, 1866, at the oflce Of tho United
atates Direct Tax Commissioners in Beaufort South
Carolina, shall onor for sale, to tho highest bid
der tthe minimum price being ten dollars acrel
All the GOVERNMENT SCHOOL FARMS fnumbered
from ono TO thirty tnclusvo in st. Helena Parrish
Beaufort District State aforesaid eaoh either entire
In two divisions as the Commissioners may
deem eIpedient. Terms cash.
For further particulars the notice In the Charles
ton Courier, dated October 1st, 1866
WILLIAM HENRY BRISBANE,
W. E. WORDING,
United States Direct Tax Commissioners for South
Caroina. p November 13
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FIRE LOAN.

MAYoRALTY OF CHARIESTON,1
=, n,,oo,,, - CITY HALL, November o, 1855. (
"A Burnt Districts and Wasto Places of The Cdiy un-
dor n Act OF the General Assemby Giving authority
toe a y Fre eoane Tsn Of @ Charleston to o mat
City anew, are hereby notified that the form Of aupii
e nor Gans can % oSsned at the oO Of the Clerk
AZ tne hoars Of "a. NJ. and p. NJ
All apphcadone nnuat be hled in the above mentioned
once az tne Committee win nooet every londay to
BY ordor OF the Mayor ". g SMITH
NoFelnoer ~ '#'F.' Clcrk Of Council,
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MADAME LA MARS.

DRoFEssoR OF ASTRONOMY, AsTRoI.OaY PHRE-
Il NOIodY AND pHYSIoaNOMY-fo of the most
sublime Sciences that occupy the human mnd-hns
located at No. a1 BROAD STREET, second door from
are to consult business Of Importance Thore Ia no
question which may not be accurately answered and
much misery avoided by timely inquiry Of tbia Star Of
Anthology. Bho poesoesea magnetic power OF healing
sd describes all diseases and tes them at once whether
II 10 curable, and saye many dolare rs,
October l8 LIMO
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AUCTION SALES.
nv II ntrr2rrS


Will be sold Mt my Store THIS MORNING, at No 49,
MeetnSstreet opposite Pavilion HOTEL nj i01 O'Clock
Pieces BR0ADCLOrTIS, Sa;inets Kentucky jean
Iwccds, Bed Ticking, Longclotlis, Merrimac Caicoes
Cotton Flanncls, UIdershirs, Drawers AL Blacl
Shnwls large size Purple Madras Ildks Turkey Req
IItlkfs., Linen G. Hdkfs. largo assortment of Trim
ming Buttons. large assortment of Lldics' Clotl
Coaks. 400 dozen assorted Ladies' Gcn ticmcn's ant
Msses' Hosiery, niI colors nnd quality Umbrellas uIt
Ready-Rlade Clothing &c.
TcrTas-Cash delivery. November l.
coz lIatchcs, !Slcc.. 7ia Spoons.
by l.. I3ACkUS.
IiiS MORNING, Mt II o'clock will he sold nj my Store
No. l36 Meetins-strcct, opposite Pnviiiorr Hotel
fGOID WATCHES
Heavy Gold Chain
dozen Silver Tea Snoons
dozen German Sill FORKS.
10 be sold without the Icart reserve Ia pay advances
'''inS ''''ii' November II
Hams, Emter: Lard, &hontiers, Soap, de-
,, BY II. NJ. CATER.
VIII be sold, Browns Wharf al 10 o'rlocI; THIS
DAY,
$50 Unbaggci Hams
900 CanSased Hams
100 Grkin3 and tubs choice St;.,n Ent,,
90 tirtius Lard
30 boxes Soap.
Conditions cash. Ncvc,nb,r /,
Furniture. DE.
By N. HUNT ~ son.
THIS DAY. 18th instant at 10 o'clock in o,,r sa,,
No 1t2 MGetins street. opposite the Pavilion Hotel,
Fine Marble Top Pier Table
Bureaus, Bcdscad
Refrigerator, Washstand, Otton,ans
French Stove and Crate, Corn Mill, e..
300 Rolls Wall Paper
20 dozen Pocket Knives
Hair Brushes Needles
70 dozen Assorted Shoes, to close.
Conditions cash. November IL
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EItensipe Stores, Lot and Residence on Business
~ nf ELnok R<1as

EItensipe &ores Lot and Residence on Business
Part Of East Bay.
BY CLIFFORD Sc nIATHEWES,
Real Estate Agents, No. 81 La Broad Street.
On TUESDAY 2oth November at II O'Clock, at the Old
Custom House. will be sold,
Ali that well-known BUSINESS STAND and valuable
LOT OF LAND. with the extenaive STORES and WARE
HOUSES, Dwelling of six rooms aud outbuildings there
on, known No. rs EAST BAY, being on the west
side between Tradd and Elliott Streets and extending
having O front on East Bay OF thirty-eght feet eight
inches and depth Of three hundred and twelve
inches to Bodon's Alley and width the of thir
tyAve feet aI inches The above location is of the
best for busness East Bay. Possession Of the Stores
and Lot can bo given Immediately.
Terms-Onehalf cash; balance In three equal install
ments Of four eight and twelve MONTHS with interest
and occurred by bond and mortgage Of the property Pur
chaser to pay CLIFFORD MATHEWES for pnpers.
Noyenaber 10
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LOCAL MATTERS.

The WEEKLY News The weekly edition of THE
NEWS will be regularly issued every Sunday
morning, and will contain all the latest telegraphc
news, the latest chip and commercial news, as
well as great variety Of interesting reading mat
ter. All persons in the city desiring it left at their
houses, will please hand in their names at our
Office Advertisers will do well to take advantage
Of the large circulation of this issue, rs VIC will
continue to send largo number of copies through
out the country gratis, until our subscription list
shall reach satisfactory number
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Splendid Billiard Saloon Bar Room, Furniture,
Good VIII and Lease Of Premises sold on dc-
count and risk Of former Purchaser, he having
failed TO comply toih terms of sale.
BY WILBUR &c SON.
MONDAY 10th instant at No. State street. west side,
Two f9 new sharpe's Combined Cushioned BILLIARD
TABLES, all complete, together with lne Liquors and
Segars splendid Sdebonrds, Chaira Mirrors Counters
Tables Cooking Range Stoves. empty Barrels &C., &C.
Conditions cash. and articles to be removed mmedi-
ately after sao. November 16
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AT A sale at auction yesterday, by ATr. JOHN s.
Rroes, the following prices wore realized;
City Six per Cent Stock sold for-70.
South Carolina Railroad and Bank Shares-51is.
South Carolina Railroad Six pcr Cent. Donds-t2.
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AUCTION SALEs.-The auction aales by Messrs.
LAUREY & ALEXANDER, which We inadvertently nm
nounced to come off yesterday, will take place
THIS DAY. See advertisement.
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LARGEST CIRCULATION IN TIE STATE,
LARGEST CIRCULATION K THE CITY,

NAMING iIi the I'ostot1ice at the
end OF each week is published Off
cially i'll n II +; d "A II, y N Il w =
every Friday morning.
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BIRD TO SING THE TIME OF DAy.-One of the
most complete jewelry establishments in this city
is that Of Mossrs.ALLAN & SrpDoNs, No. 3O7 King
street. The variety and excellence Of their stock
will appear on the first reading Of their advertise
ment in another column. Among the many valua-
BILE and attractive articles which they have on
hand is splendid clock, containing, in addition to
the usual works, automatic machinery, by meanf
Of which beautiful little bird is made to leap on
tho top Of tho clock and sing pretty tunes Us the
chime sounds the dfforent hours. Messrs. ALLAN
sIDDoNs will take pleasure in showing it to visit
org.
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TEE CHARLESTON HoUsE.-To ladies purchasing
dry goods for thor country friends, Messrs. Sro1L,
WEDp & Co. will guarantee to furnish them with q
larger variety to select from than any house in the
cty Also to sel all articles at low prices as they
can be had anywhere. VIII furnish packing cases,
any size free of charge; will take special care in
packing and shipping any orders entrusted to them,
and will assure oil that win call at their store of
osary accommodation and every attention.
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Furniture of n Family ledui,,9 Citu
By WILBUR e. SON.
SATURDAY next, 17th inst, at the residence No. 6
Franklin street. three doors tTest side} Queen
street, at 10k o'clock, Will be sold, THE ENTIRE
CONTENTS OF SAID HOUSE,
coESIsTINd OF:
CHAIRS, BUREAUs, TABLES, BOOKCASES, JUGS,
Jars Cooking Utensils, &c, &C.
Conditions cash. Articles to be removed Immediately
afser sale. November 10
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THE LEeIsIhTURE.-We are requested by the
President Of the Senate and tho Speaker Of the
House Of Representatives to state that the Houses
over which they respectively preside will assemble
and be called to order at 7 P. H., On Monday, the
2Gth inst
No hour being named by the Constitution, this
has been selected, It is believed to be the most
convenient and agreeable to tho members OF both
branches Of the General Assembly.
Charleston, November 10, 1866. G
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La CRIoL1A.-E1erybodyi is aware that the above
namo is genuine Spanish, and that the segars sold
by JOSE JAnA have tho same nationality. To smoke
one Of his high-hayored Havanas is to forget the
cares and sorrows Of this lifo-to forgot polticsto
cease to bother about tho un-constitutonal amend
mont, end to hope and believe that all the efforts
Of the Radicals to keep us out Of the Union will
end in-smoke. JOSE has such sogars on hand.
HIS stock 10 large his pipes are good his tobacco
do. See advertisement and give him q call.
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SHOOTING SrARs.-For tho past fow nights the
community have been on the qu5 viue for tho grand
celestial bulst and have slept very lightly in order
that shey might not miss tho show. On Tuesday
night the residents Of Laurens street were aroused
by the report of two pistol shots in that vicintys
Windows were hastily thrown up, and, from every
home, faces were turned heavenward, thinking the
noise was occasioned by meteor. The stars On
earth knew better, and skirmishcd around after
the nocturnal sportsmen, but they had vanished,
and the disconsolate gazers and the discounted
stars retired in unmtigated disgust.
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AUCTION SALES.
HY 7. &. W NSW' NMo0eS' &C.

Dry GSSdsI R% ). S&igiverg 4. 1x. xSS% Gssas, &c.
THIS DAY, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ at their Sales Rooms No
1873 Meeting street. opposite Pavilion Hotel, viii be
sold
ASSORTED DRY GOODS,
FRENCH MERINoEs CoBURGs, Black and colorcd
Shirts. Linen and Paper Collars Thread, Combs, Dut-
MILLINERY GOODS CONSISTING OF:
~. BLACK & AND WHITE ILLUSION, Bobinc, Dotted
Blonde rgnse whskar Boncs Flowers Linen na MnIc ol
not EdSins and Laces Linen Thread do, vacncienncs
BLACK AND DnAb Sin2Li Felt HATS
Ceases Mems Super Brogans
eases Hacking. Scgars &c.
Conditions cash. November IL
NiILAIGAW. hEEILCIIEEss " co.
VIII sell THIS DAY, 10th inst, at 10 o'clock ut No.
% Vendue Range,
CASHMERE, Broadcloth, Chcviots, Melton Cloth,
Pahs Patterns hcrino ALPACA Spool Cotton Scissors
Hosiery, Prrfumcry, &c, nc
lot OF Furniture usual.
Mich Cow. November Is
o"aer7c7fe's' Sn,e Of Gunny Bagging, Sugar,
Tits nay ny "a hA0KEx i 4 &ATiaSANDEn:
tic Wharf Stores, o'clock. on account Of the I'm
80 bales GTNNY cLoTE
10 bngs Coffee
1913 kits Mackerci
l hhl Lamp Black
bbls. Lamp Black
i
II boxes Tin
l box Sodn
bags Coffee
package Paper
188 bundles Paper.
Damaged board of bark OIL Ier yoyapn from,
New York TO Now Orleans put into this port in dis.
Conditions caeh November Is
0"ae'Seff E4 IaSkr Ss e s & kiss SSsss &c. de-
THIS DAY, 18th inst, will be sold In South Atlantic
Wharf Stores at ii O'Clock, account Of the Under
writers and oil concerned,
Kettles
- Ovons
Skilets
Spiders
- Stoves
Spades &c.
Conditions cash. November l5
Under,oriters' Sale Of Mems, Boys, Ladies' and
NV M,ss9s, 9 1s,, Esx I asd y $trg.e Hass: ,
No; 1877 East Bay tp stars at ii O'Clock, on account
OF the Underwriters and oil concerned.
27 CASES HATS,
MEMS AND BOYS BLACK AND coLoRED FELT
HATS, various styles
10 Ladies' and Misses White and Colored Str.ws
YeronAs. Leghorn, Derbys, &C.. &c.
New York to New orleanr and put into this port in dis
tress.
Conditions cash. November Is
c'0'AinsSs, nS, %PshT@ ReGis s4Ses, h &C. sor.
TOMORROW, 10th inst, at sales Rooms corner State
and Chalmers IN streets at lo O'Clock, will be sold, FIVE
VESTS, COATS paNThIooNs, railooS % SACKS rnocKs se
10 CASES OF MISSES SEss AND PLANTATION
Goods, &c.
Conditions cash. November Is
Furniture of a Fd,,iu leapiuo Gin,
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Funs FOR THE WmrER.-Ladies in need OF these
indispensable articles Of winter costume will do
wen TO call ON Mr.. q. II. JOHNSON, who has just re-
eeiVed largo assortment, at No. $50 King-street
See advertisement, us
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TABLEAux VIyANTs AND MUSICAL SoIREEs.-We
understand that, in addition to the Tableaux Vi
wants, which are now in preparation by the ladies
OF st. Marys Church, to commence ON next Tues
day, goth inst, ct the Hibernian Hall, and continue
for three nights, they contemplate, also, having
series Of Soirees lMnsicales in which they will be
assisted by some of the best professional and
amateur talent in the city. From what We have
heard at the rehearsal, and the programme se-
lected we can youch that rich treat is in store
for the lovers of sweet sounds recalling the palmy
days Of the Philharmonic Society.
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Lard and Strips.
By n. & A. p. CALDWELL.
THIS DAY, the 18th inst, will be sold, Store,
Nc. 90 East Bay at 10 o'clock,
10 TUBS PURE LEAF LARD
81 kegs Extra Leaf Lard.
AND,
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MARSDEN.S CALISAYA TONIC.

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The great want of mild and reliable tonic
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Dyspepsia, Loss of Appetite, and Ot hcr CliSt:,-
SEES incidental To n IiiSOTEIniZtl system has
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combining. AS 1t does all the active. princi-
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Prepared by 4. w. MarStlen, ISL broadway
New York, and for sale by all Druggists
Price, 81 per bottle.
7. II. Logan AZ Co. ana LOgnn, List az Co.
wholesale Agents, Wheeling, W. Va.
Sold also by +. Booking Odd Follows Hall:
&. IL. Colbert, end of Stone Bridge; McIain
Bros. corner Market and Monroe. StS: e. I
having x Co., No. - Monroe street, Wheel
nS' auSS-lyeOW
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Moses atTndinnnDoIis.


INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. III a. M.-The
journal of this morning deeply regrets
the disturbance of last night, in conncc-
ton with the reception of the President
and his suite. Had such scene, it
says, been anticipated, the most strenu-
GUS efforts would have been made by
the Union citizens to prevent it but in
such mass and jam there was no pos
sibility of doing anything with the ex-
cited people after the uproAr COM
menced.
The Herald says it is evident that the
whole thing was precOnCerted, rumors
of disturbance having been rife
throughout the day. The Journal mis-
takes when it says the President, pre-
tending to be alarmed for his personal
safety, sent for IL guard of soldiers to
keep watch during the night. The city
is very quiet this morning.
- a few minutes after s o'clock the
President was introduced to tho assem-
bly, III front of the Bates House. There
was probably 1000 persons present.
Better order could not anywhere have
prevailed among so large II number.
The President spoke AS follows: Eel
low citizens of Indiana you will please
accept my cordial thanks for the well
come given me by the loyal and patri-
otto citizens here to-day. In coming
among you it was not my purpose or
intention to make speech or address,
but simply in passing along this region
0fthe country to meet and see as many
of my fellow citizens rs could, and as
certain the public sentiment with refer
ence TO the questions now ngitating and
distracting the public mind. l have
been toiling since the difficulty
commenced, TO preserve tho Union
of these States, and sec that the
Constitution was enforced. So fur we
have succeeded, but on this disruption
or rebellion has passed around one end
of the line, we find the revolutionary
spirit manifesting itself at the other.
l con menced against the rebellion and
to defend the Constitution and the
Union. [Cheors.l l stand here to-day
where stood two years ago. 1 stand
precisely where did then on the Con-
stitution and the union of these States
Repeated Cheers.l There I intend to
stand. 1 had hoped tho time had
arrived when all the people had
become satisfied and would stand
up for their country regardless of party
shackles and party considerations.
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WAR DEPARTMENT.
SURGEON GESERAI.'S OFFICE.
WASIfIEGTO&, ID. e., Aug. 10, 1876.

ADVERTISEMENT.
A ARMY MEDICAL BOARD, TO
"A consist of Brevct Colonel j. i. Brown,
surgeon, u. s. a., President, Brcvet Licutcn.
ant Colonel II. II. wirtZ, Surgeon, u, s. A..
BrcVet Lieutenant Colonel Anthony HuEer
Surgeon, u. 5. a., and Brcvet Major Warren
Webster, Assistant surgeon. u. =. A.. RCcOr-
der, will meet i'll New York City on the SOth
OF september, next, for the examination OF
candidates for admission into the Medical
Staff of the u. s. Army.
Applicants must he over q years of age,
and physically sound.
Applications for an invitation to appear be-
Tore the Board should lie addressed 10 the
surgeon Genernl, U. S. A., and must state The
fuil name, residence, and date and nInce of
birth OF the candidate. Testimonials as To
character and qualifications must be furnisll-
ed. II the applicant has been i'll the Medical
service OF the Army during the war the filct
should be stated, together with his former
rank, and time and place OrSerVice, and les
umonlaiS from the officers with whom lie has
served should also he forwarded
NoAllowance Is made for the expenses Of
persons undergoing the examination as IL is
mcnt.
There are atprcScnt sixty vacancies in the
Medical STAFF, iorty.Six OfwhicI are original.
being created by the Act OF Congress- an
proved, July 2Sth, 1866.
JOS. X. BARNES,
aulS-eod2m Surgeon General, u. g. A
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BY THE CABLE.
Advices to the 18th of September.

LONDON, Monday evening, Sept. TO-
The Eastern Question seems to be
looming in the future. Russia shows
signs OF moving once moro TO obtain
the control OF the DHnubiNn prIncipnli-
tiles, and probably eventually OF Con-
stHntinoplc.
The Porto has determined to rccog-
ntEc Prince Charles, of HollinZollern, as
IIospodHr orthc PrinclpnlIties.
vienna, Sep. TO-. NGvcning. AN
order has been issued Ivy the Minister
of War, TINT the regiments of the Aus
trim army named after the King and
Princes Of prussia, the Duke of Baden,
and some others, shall cease to be so
named.
PARIS, Monday Evening, Sept. TO-
General MNrQuise, Minister to Con-
stantinople, has been recalled, and will
go out to Mexico to organize an army
for service amer the French evacuation
of the country.
LIVERPOOL, Monday, September TO-
Brcadstutrs firm. Provisions quiet.
Pork dull.
LONDON, Evening, Sept. lO.-ConsOls
closed to-day at S9I4 for money. Amer
lean securities steady, closing quota
lions to-day are, 5-2Os 72I4; Eric Rail-
road shares Is; Illinois Central 7s!<
LoNDoN, TUESDAY, Sept. 1.-THE
Times Paris letter, published to-day,
says that the Emperor Mnximilian is
expected to return from Mexico to Eu-
rope by II war steamer.
LONDONDERRY, Sept. 1.-THE steam
ship Novn Scotia, from Quebec on the
LIST inst, arrived here this forenoon and
sailed for Liverpool.
MADRID, Sept. 1.-THE EstnfIotto OF
to-day says, that tho French troops
must be Withdrawn from Mexico with
the utmost caution unless amicable re-
latiOns are previously established with
President Juarcz.
NIENNA, Sept. 1.-THE Austrian Min
lister of the Marine has ordered the
Adriatic fleet, now ut Trieste, to proceed
to Pola and Femme. The Austrian ma
val stations are to be llisarmed.
BERLIN, Sept. 1.-THE Committee of
the Chamber of Deputies persist in the
design of reducing tho amount of the
loan which the Government asks au.
thority to obtain by the issue OF treasury
notes from sixty millions TO thirty mil
( lions of thalers. The Minister of FL
nance has protested, in speech, against
such reduction and expresses the
hope that the Chamber would pass the
bill in its original form.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 1.-THE anxiety as
to the British grain crop is increasing.
The weather is very wet, and prices are
higher in all the markets.
Cotton, quiet but steady: sales to-day
about 5000 bales; middlinG uplands,
I3d.
LONDON, Sept. ll.-Consols quoted al
S7'E for money; U. S. 5-2O's, -; Erie
44sl; Illinois Central, 7s1i.
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The PcnInn Conrre...

NEW YORK, Sept. 1.-THE Herald's
special says that the closing hours in
tho Fenian Congress, at Troy, were
passed mainly in the discussion of po-
litical matters. The question was upon
the rendering of the Fenian vote to the
radicals for consideration, but it end
thanks to Gen. Banks, for the passage
of the bill to repeal the neutrality laws.
Resolutions were pissed directing the
Senate, in case of being unable to re-
cover arms conflscated by the United
States government during the recent
raid, to apply direct to President John
son for them.
The uerald's Ottawa special says: a
steamer belonging to an American was
seized recently at Montreal, on suspi-
cion of being engaged by the Fenians.
1t is thought that another raid will not
be attempted until about November.
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New YORK NIarnct.

NEW YORK, Sept. II.
Cotton bnOyant; 33Ct35c middIing uplapds.
Flour l5@25c higher, with light receipts and
fair demand So 1000 IS extra State; IS 0Gt III
10 extra round hooPed Ohio, and SIi l5GE iS IN
trnde brands, market closing quiet. Whisky
quiet, with small rates Mt previous prices.
Wheat very scarce ard 2t5c better. Sales =
5000 bush at 81 so inferior Chicago spring: 81
50 very common No. . Milwaukee; 81 20 COM
mon No. milwaukee,. Rye duh and heavy;
common Western SOIIc. COrn-IIeceIptS, l63,-
7U7 bu; Inarket less active and about LmI
lower. sales, $1,000 blu: size inferior, md 50
GtS213c for shipping mixed Western. Oats
Receipts, l5,9GS bush; dull and heavy. Sales,
$1,000 bu at dig iSc Chicago and 47C9jO1Ec MIL
waukee. Petroleum quiet; 27G27ISc crude
ana 45GgiGc refined in bond. Pork dull and
heavy; s33 l0@33 20 new mess, closing Mt s3I
II; old do, S309SO d; also 1900 6bls new mess
for Sept. to Now, seller and buyers option,
at $3.50 5Og83 Is. Beef steady. Bacon more
active Mt l549l535c Cumberland cut and lG5zC
short Ribbed Beef hams nominal. Cut meats
tlrm; 1870 l5c shoulders and I915G2l15c hams.
Lard dull aud dropping; lS82OZc. Butter is
dull and heavy; 2jGt32 Ohio and 3iGJO State
Cheese lower; lOMl7IIc.