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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-08-06
500 BOUNTY.
COME WITH YOUR DISCHARGES

AY A LATE ACT OF CONGRESS,
rs ALI soldiers who enlisted after the 18th
Of April, 1851, for term of three years,
and who have not received more than
500 bounty, are entitled to an adolIlo l1aI
bounty of 500. Also, the widow, minor
children, or parents of any soldier VINO
died in the service, or of disease contracted
or wounds received in the service, are en-
titled to said bounty.
For further particulars. apply at the
Office of BEN. ST1NoON,
Third Street, three doors above Main.
aug3 dim
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-08-06
RAY HOUSE.
Notice of the Laying Out and Open
ing of Streets in T. w. Brink

ulcy6I EJuldISGlllCuI.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. that
IA the Common Council Of the CITY OF
Evansville, at its session on the 20th Jay on
July, 1866, passed an order 10 lay out. open.
and extend Sixth Street, OF the WluIn OF
sixty feet and of the length OF three num-
dred and eighty-four feet, more or less, 10
connect Sixth Street, in Sharpe's ENLARGE
Fnent, with Eighth street, IN the northern
Enlargement;
And that said Council, Mt said session.
passed an order to lay out, open, ana ex-
lend Franklin Street, of the width OF sixty
feet and of the length of three hundred
and eighty-four feet, more or less, TO con-
meet with Franklin Street. in Shapes En-
largement with Franklin Street, in the
Northern Enlargement;
And that said Council at said session,
passed an order to open, lay out, and eX-
tend Seventh street, of the width OF sixty
feet, and of the length of three hundred
and eighty-four feet, more or less. to con-
meet Seventh Street, in Shapes Enlarge
ment, with Adams Street, in the Northern
Enlargement:
And that said Council, at said session.
passed an order 10 open, lay out, and ex-
tend Eighth Street, OF the width of sixty
feet, and of the length of three hundred
and eighty -four feet, more or less, TO con-
! meet with Eighth Street, in Shapes En-
/ largement, with Eighth Street, in Holz-
grefe's Enlargement.
All persons owning or claiming real es-
I tate adjoining or abutting upon saio pro-
posed streets, and feeling themselves az,
! grieved by any or either OF SAD severn
J orders, may have redress by making appil-
i cation TO said Council within SIX weeks
/ from the publication of this notice.
A. NJ. McGRIFF, Clerk
! 1856, july2S
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RIVER NEWS.
sTEANpOAT pRINTTvG

No printing establishment in the West
has better facilities or greater ability for
menJ OF Job Type, though very large and
complete, is constantly being added TO, and
our Job DEPARTMENTS under the personal
supervision of one of the best job printers
in the United States. We are prepared to
print Posters, plain or fancy, Bill Heads,
Bills Lading, Cards, Deck and Meal Tick
cts, Bills of Fare, Mates Tickets for Labor,
&c, &c. Orders left with either of the
wharf-boats will be promptly attended to.
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The weather was more pleasant and
partly cloudy on Saturday, with prospects
of rain. The river was going down rapid
ly, having fallen some Is inches during the
24hours endinga at 3 o'clock Saturday after
noon. At Pittsburg the river was station
airy on Friday, with eighteen inches in the
channel
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REMOVED.

vw1EsOS. SCANTLIN d SON HAVE
removed their store to the square next
to the river, No. 9, Main street, marble
Hall Buiidingl, where they Will De ne pleased
to see all of their old customers. They will
ALWAYS have on hand q large stock of aEzi
TINWARE, STOVES,
MANTELS, CRATES,
AGRICULTURAL
IMPLEM ENTS, &c.
ALSO, ICE-CHESTS,
WATER COOLERS.
AND BEER COOLERS
iel6 lm
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ROats Due.

Among the first boats due here are the
Mary Erwin, for st. Louis, and Altoona,
from st. Louis; Ella Faber, Kate Rob-
inson and Harry Dean, for Memphis:
Darling, from Memphis; Tarascon, from
Louisville; Armada, from Cairo; Messen-
ger and Silver Cloud, for New Orleans;
Sam Orr, from Tennessee River.
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The arrivals and departures up to 8
o'clock on Saturday comprise the MiDneo-
la, Memphis to Cincinnati; Phantom,
Cairo and return; Tarascon, to Louisville;
Ada Lyon, Green River and return; News
boy, Henderson and return.
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TINWARE.
II. B. BLEM E

WAS REMOVED FROM HIS OLD
II stand on Main street to his new
house,
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ts - E=E,t
PAkaEH g0EHa

Per steamship Quaker City, for. New York; L
Herwig, Gilmore Bimms Clark 4 p Loomia,
R RMcLaughln, Asa Child, Gen F Rusllng, J Leath-
Miss Kate Ahrens, R Forsyth, T Horsey. lady and
children, 1 Hubbard, a Gonzales, b screyen, 3
tKoopman, s Hoffman, D Ottolengui, q West Jr, g 8
and lady, q Green and lady, W Brunges and lady,
Bgysr M1s9 Bigger ajs Randolph ooIestsr sa
ibaoker, Daniels, AKimball Mrb Brown and ,gon.
Miss Doyle, Miss Brown, Miss Ellen Lee, Miss Louise
Fisher, Miss NJ MoWeen, Philip Gerlaoh and lady,
Brady, P Moran and 2 children, Hon g A Trenholm.
ROSS Mrs Bennett, Mrs Alfred Baker and daughter,
Switzerland and lady, Mrs Dol Rains and child Miss
King, Miss Gs King. Mrs Tams Mrs seixas al ana "a
child, Mrs Osborn, Mrs ID Toomer John Gray, Capt
Vanness, lady and ohild. -, H.
Per steamship Moneka, from New York-Miss Tes. W
key Cavanough, Lieut. Lyons, Jos Perkins, Lieut.
A Oaroohee F Backus. Fedman and lady, Miss Bow,
ers and child, John H Ostendorf W Robinson, and ~
in steerage. -
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CHARLESTON DAILY NEws...J tUNE IL, 1865,

I n n Il
Gnnh p rohia l. 10 arR druber, Dawson & Co.
% neuaea + Dawson. Day. q Drncker W a Easter
W 4 " FckeI s. 10 p Feldrhan Fickep 8 Friborg
Esb5o EEb X oo frazer DILL q araver Gibbes & Go,
S1n1dafain ~ Quincy Gerds & Co. Graeser Smith
Gon na1aa. woodward 90, Hunt Bros, Hunt
dnngb!uth Hn1Hamp w y nii gs R Rrassa, Kins
man Kifnck Wickenberu K Co. LANCER, T. Lorentz,
Tjtsct,oi IenNnick & sel, Laurey Alexander, Lo-
2ez q a.01 = r. ~ 1 Misa T. r. r Mnrnhy L
Mever 7 r Moreiu j McElhose s 3 Marshall, Man
toue & Co. q Mey, Neufer, Nathan & Ottolengui,
O'Neili. O Ostendorff, O'Neill Son. Orcutt,
pSti.ni 1io parson K To " Roach RUSSELL &
%. ,JR Read & Co. " Robinson y Rabenstsin. y
Robson, Rodgers 20, Tomanson' m stoa aot MeDp
90, Strauss vances ~ t sentns W, n.Sees ~
Bros GO, B Sloan, Smau q 10, y soaana, = =
Trott stackley T Tupper . Son, TOBIAS, SOLE q
no1gls; .o T. na, I511ianthaI Witt (
Paine, j Walker " Whilden 90, Wagner, Heath l.
Monsees e j Wiss & %, Werner & Duoker, G. Will
Hams h Co. Wardlaw & Oarew, z Yglesias, z Railroad
Agent, o r Agent Southern Express 90, Adams Ex
press Go, National Express Co. and others.
and Mdae. ''c To JTWesman. Ghiso1aa Bros. Adeer
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, June 7.-CoAL-Receipts Of Oumber.
land are very large and demand for Eastern shipment
sso heavy with prices steady at So ton o bat Lo.
CoFrEE-The market continues dull and prices de.
nressed for gold Sales are confined to small lots from
second hands good ranging from 10 to for good to
F1sH-Potomac Herrings are in demand and prices
held at ~ 80 for lots from the wharf, and So from store
North Carolina supply light; quote SO to eh for short
brands gross and 81 for nett shad SIS for large los
quoted at sle to ieK, but few yet received.
ERurT-At auction to-day. cargo OF pr18 kole' no"
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF OHARLEsT TON.
JUNE Q
Arrived Saturday.

Steamship E Knight, Larmour, Baltimore, left -
inst. Mdze. To Willis 4 Ohisolm, J Oampsen co.
q Baker & Go, Roach, Katte 4 Go, Tannlunson' @
thieves, Ooba h Co, @ sahman, Stenhouse 4 Co,
ohafeo, Hunt Bro Grayer, Pratt & 4 Wson Na
BIOS, Street Bros & Go, 8 Go, g Aimar = Ma, 4
tonal Express Go, Wurhmann Il Lienthal, J y
Sloan, O q Olaussen, J Helms, silcox, " Wh, /
den & Co. L stenhouse b Go, rhurston 4 Holiness ~ )
Fioken Wardlaw & Carew, Laurey Alexander, ohls-
olm Bros Kltnck. Wickenberg 90.
schr Louisa, Sam Ancrum Cooper Riyer. Rosin and
Turpentine. To Cart, Kopf Jervey.
Arrived Yesterday. JUNE ~
Steamship Moneka, Marshman New York.left Thurs.
day, P NJ Mdze To A Getty T. Go, Willis Is Chlsoin'
ANIME, Adams, Frost Co., G Aye11li . son, Ao. !,
ans, Damon & Co, Austin & Albee, Abrahams
Son, B Belts, E Bates & Co. " NJ Bird 90, q Bis
choff 4 Co. Durge Go. Brahe GO. g BOW ss,
er, Mrs Bernard, N Brstol Bissen BRO, bui.
l. Co, " b ohafee. N Cater, " B CLARK = %. Con;
dY Z Cohen, ohisolm Bros g Qonaor. g Oourteney,
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Palermo, consisting of 1929 boxes Oranges and 1857
boxes Lemons all sold Oranges mostly In bad order,
ranging from 81 36 to TO- and Lemons at 81 10 to 10
p box.
FLouR-Medium grades Of winter wheat Fourare in
demand and command still better prices. sale OF
Western Extra reported at $13A good City Mills su-
pers, spring wheat steady at So t, with further sales
at that price, We also noice sale Of 5000 hbs CITY
spring wheat-E1tra for export on private TERMS We
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COTTON GINS.

TIME UNDERSIGNED HAVING COMPLETED THEIR
arrangements once more for the manufacture Of
now prepared to receive orders from Planters and
others wishing to purchase.
The long established and well known reputation Of
oent guarantee that the aFtiole win give entire sasfac-
ton. ]. N. ELLIOTT CO.,
May II Z=z5= Winnsboro, 3. Q.
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Havana Markets.

81 [Correspoadence Of TIE Journal Of Commerce.
HAVANA, Juna 2-The unfavprable news from Eng
land has had its effect upon our sugar market and we
ngvs mo quotations owing to the few transactions
that have taken paoe during the weak Shipped this
week hence aud from Maanzas 93l boxes 1898 hhds
Of whohsfo New York 97l4 boxes, 2078 hhds; Boston,
1000 boxes Philadelphia, $40 boxes, l6O hhds; Bslti
more 66 boxes, bS6 hhds; New Orleans B787 boxes 1t
hhds-leavng s0okip both ports 623 $50 bo1egs
hhda Moiasses- lolased at 6k@6 rsls; Muscovadoes
at7 yials. {is#>,s.!. n
oaAnraRa-0losea Since our last: For New York.
ten $500 boxes sugar. 3ao Portlapd brig lBr Sarah
Hail. $50 hhds Sugar at $6k North Of Hhtsras, schoon.
or Express (va Matanaaa), l2o hhda Moasses at 50;
bark Br) Sparkling Sea- vta Ssgus) GOD hhds sugar at
SIX. - q. - q
s. R1oHANaEs.-ndAdon, 18@lsX premium 1t go days
sight; Paris. 5k To- do do; United States Southern
cities 23 to a discount. American gold, to pre-.
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Mobile Market.

MOBILE, june 4ooTroN.--The Liverpool news to
the 2sh published tns morning, reporting another de.
oline and Middling Uplands a lad, caused further
depresstn prices here and factors 70 cover up what
little they had been offering. Two buyers entered the
market and took l20 bales the market closing dull at 50
TO 3Sofor Middliog. ks. 3.9..=,s=5l -
49, MONETARY AND F1NANo1A1.-The only feature Of the
market to-day s an advance Id Gold caused by like
aphaDge In GeN York. The small business done has
keen ct 140 o142, but some holders askng 145.
- Sterling continues at las to lA7 for best bills
New York Sight u TO H premium.
: New Orleans Sight remains Of par.
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Wilmington Marlke,

Wilmington Market. sz# 4=i
: WILMINGTON, June ne9-TUapBNr1NE-Non received,
and no sales reported.
SPIRITS TuRpRNT1NE-sales of only So bbls, at 56o
per gallon for white.
Ros1N-Sales oil bbls at So, So rs to ST for No. l. $4
30 for opaque so for re and 26 for strained
mon.
OoproN-44 bales changed hands at 80 cents per lb
for middling.
HAY-200 bales Northern received and sold from
wharf at 96c per 100 lbs.
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Latest Foreign Markets.


LIVERPOOL May 28-A. M.-Corrou. ou.-The regular
weekly report OF the Liverpool cotton market was for
warded by the Nova scotian
BRRADsruFrs-Are dull. Richardson speace & Co.
report: Flour dull Wheat dull but steady winter red
10s3d TO l0s9d. Corn frmer; mixed sos to S0s3d -
PRovuUeNs-Tend downward Messrs BiRland
Athya Go. and Bruce & MoAulffe report: Beef dul.
and still declining. Pork quiet and steady Bacon
nominal at deone OF 2s to 4s Cd the week Lard frn
at 73s. Butter dull and unchanged. fr-4..@
PRoDuoE.-The Brokers' Circular reports: Ashes
nominal for pots ct S2s to 80s6d pearls SCARCE at 0s
hugar easier. Coffee very dull. Rice tending dowa-
ward. Li1saed tat. Lnseed cakes quiet and steady.
Linseed oil quiet at 40se TO 41s Sperm oilNo sales
Rosn steady at 81 TO 1854 Spirits rpsntine quiet at
49s. Petroleum inactive at 1sl1d TO 2s br refined
e LoNDoN MARxETs-Baring's Circular reports: Bread
atu6s quiet and quotations barely maintained; iron
quiet a. SO 70 f8 6s for rails and bars and b1s for
scotch ptg. sngaE he.g and "a TO la lower. Coffee
Tsllow very dull q 1s; Spirits tulpentine quiet at
cakes ysry,du and So lower. Lnseed oil as declin.
Ing Sperm oil nominal 5. COL >55*#5 - =
LONDON MoHEY MARkRT-Cohsols closed on Tuesday
at 8B 10 B8X for money. United States five twentes
as e4 TO Bb 1rie shares at 40 to Al. and Illinois Cen
trails at 74x TO 76K. #5Hf5sI.i 5.=,st. "a s: s
S., - $50, --latest vta Qstsensto,on ='== 8.
L1vzapoo1s May g. P. M-Cottou-sa to-day 10, 600
bales Of which 5000 were taken by speoulators and
Breadstufs inactive. ~, - 80
LonDoN, May 2e, 2. M.-Consols closed at 81 to 87A
for money. U.s. avetwenties 651< to 66H Erie shares
AK TO AK. and Illinois Oentrais at 76 to 7616.
ff
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Savannah Market.

SAVANNAH, June 8.-OorToN.-The receipts of cot.
ton since the LIST Inst, have been follows vz 292
bales Of Upland and 40 bales Sea Island The exports
do Sea Island as follows To Boston, 2sS bales Upland
and "a bales Sea Island to New York, 1882 bales Up
land and as bales Sea 1sand to Baltimore 81 bales Up
land Ootton-leaying on hand and ION shipboard not
cleared stock of S bales Upland and 484 bales Sea
1alan6
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Sperm at So 50 Unbeached do at 50 70@2f Lard OIL
at 81 90@2; Red Oil at 85@9Jo Lnseed Oil at 81 $50

sperm at So 6O Unbleaohed do at 50 Lard OIL
at 81 90@2 Red Oil at 85@9Jo; Lnseed Oil at 81 $50
PErao1num-continuss in limited demand at 2e@
28 Ko for Crude 4@42o for Refined In bond, and 66@
| SIC for do free per gallon.
PRoy1s1oNs-Pork has been in active speculative de-
bbs In lots at 50 s6 $50 rs for Mess closing at
$50 OK REGULAR 500 Is to 90 so for year old Mess
S27 to S27 so for Prime Mess $40 26 to $40 so
for Thin Mess $24 2b to $ 50 for Prime, per bb
Sales were also made Of so bbls Mess at $50
June delivery option; $31 for July and August
delivery sellers opon $3l as to $3l 6o July and Au
plet delivery buyerB, per bbl. Cut Meats continue in
fair request at l2A to J3ho for Shoulders, and II to
l8K for Hams sales 81 ackages. Bacon Is In demand
sales $50 boxes at 1870 for short ribbed and 1870 for
Cumberland cut per ID Lard Is quiet and heavy; sales
since our last $50 terces and bbs at 19k to per
h. Beef continues In moderate demand at 8 to $40 SO
for new Plain Mess and $2 to $24 SO for extra do
sales have been reported Of 900 bbs erce Beef s al
per bb Butter is quiet and heavy at "a to $50 for State
and rs to 4Oc for Western Cheese is dull to 200 per
b Messrs starin Floyd notice the weeks business
In Butter and Cheese hus "The receipts Of the week
trade confined to local consumption and domestic ports,
which are supplied principally by selections Of Western
and Penhsylvana, at prices much lower than State.
Our dairymen are holding for higher prices while the
bulk on + the market Is Western. Our Questions are
nominal. -
suaARs are In request and steady. Sales since our
last 1l40 hhds Ouba &C., at from 10X to 1885, and $50
boxes asyana part ss TX 70 IRE per b Refined
TALLow-saes SO, ,0O lbs at 11X to 12Ho; and 49, 900
lbs grease at II to l3o per ID.
WH1sKEY has been quiet, Q 2e to 50 AZ per gallon.
FRE1aHTs have been inactive. For Liverpool the en-
gagemens included 200 tons mahogany at 16s per
and by steamer 100 bales cotton 3.16d per TO- For
Cork and ORDERS bark with corn at 5a per quarter
For direct port In the British channel bark with
corn, at 4s per quarter.
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Augusta Mnrket,

AUGUSTA. June e-OorroN.-Good demand to-day
We quote Middngs at 29o Strict Hiddngs at SOC, and
Good Kidding 81 to S2c The demand for higher grades
% better tnnn for lower. - tzzzz==v==
saoID,-aood demand. Brokers buy at 1874 and la5
ahd sell 81 138 and 1877.
~ gnvHB.-Buy ing at l80 and selling ct 1888.
Georgia Railroad Stock SO to Central Railroad Stock
81 to eS;. City Bonds 80. . K fg55 =
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New Orleans Market.

NEW ORLEANS, June 6-Cor9oN. predicted in
last full reports Of the Liverpool market to the 18th
ul were received last night bv telegraph. Sales Of
cotton for the week ending that day were a.
bales at to Id decline. mdding upands being quoted
af 12d and apiddng Orleans O. Nd. The intelligence
tie Nova co.ian has had effect upon market
Whatever and must continue to report it at stand
still. Factors not disposed to sell round lists In
view Of the disastrous accounts Of the growing CROP
(which daily increasing while most orders In the
hindB OF brokers' have bean countermanded account
Of low prices ruling Europe and the difficulty in the
way Of negotiating Commercial Exchange Tbs sales
to-day have been restricted to A bales SO bales and
some other tring lots, at irregular prices and the
movement spproximates closely to total Suspension
Of business that itwoud be useless to attempt furnish
reliable quotations. In fact factors and brokers cannot
agree upon the value Of any classification.
STATEMENT OF COTTON.
Stock hand t Sept, 1866 ba!es-as, 2ss
Received previously .716, lSb-l8422
esss .s.s 7ss, ,sel
Exported since yesterday. ............... 9.O78
Exported previously 1895, ,S64874 992
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The Daily N ews.
MONDAY MORNING, JUNE II, 1886.
COMMERCIAL.
IMPORTS

Szsa. zsse,s,s Imports
IYERPooL-Per ehpA Amelia se5 tons Coal, to Order;
8 packages Earthenware, to Chisolm Bros q Co; q
casks Hardware, to J s Adger q Co; / quarter cask
Sherry, to J 7 Wilson; packages Mdze 200 sacks
common white Salt, to Order; 2040 Iron Potts. 1860
Camp ovens and Covers. zoo extra Covers, 200 Bis,
Chimney Bricks, to Adger Il Ce: 95 cases Ma
ohinery, to Order; 8 casks Earthenware. to W 3
Stanley; / cask Wine, cases Mdze, to Order. -
Zs.5 Exports. EtasAEl.
NEW YoRK-Per steamship Quaker Oity--3s9 bales
- Cotton, bales Yarn, 4bbls Groundnuts, $50 bbls
Potatoes and Vegetables "a Packages.
I76 tons Old Iron, 90 bales Rags bales Rope.} Ia
BALTIMORE-Per schr A Bentley-348 hhds and 28
herces Molassep, 30. 469 feet Pine Timber. per
sohr Mary Augusta-6O,00 600 fest Pine Lumber. .....
PEI schr Wenonah-60.U0 .U0c feet Pine Lumber.
The Charleston Cotton Market.
On Saturday the Cotton market was Arm and un-
changed, with sales Of about 120 bales We quote:
Middling .s2@ss
Strict Midding.
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Howard street super and cut Extra .1025 1850
Howard street Extra Shipping 90 "a %
Howard street do reta ~ 10 1eeo eo
Howard street Family o. 16.6o 10 o.
Ohio Super and Out Extra. 1925 !O6o
Ohio shipping Extra. 90 l2o9
Ohio Retailing .13 0O g u 60
Ohio Family g !o.W
Northwestern Super. $50 10 90
North weafern Extra. .m2o LEY oo
City Mills Standard Extra ll25 1L76
City Mills Shipping brands lao0 da.oo oo
Baltimore Weloh's 4 Greenfield Family lTo0 g w oo.oo w
Baltimore high grade Extra retailing 60 g ooe
Corn Meal-Yeow and White ......... $50 o 475
bushels red offered; eoo Duenels ar,ns
offered. Corn.-Receipts small; comprised OF 8tvO
bushels white and 22o0 yellow prices were sustained
good to prime "a to 81 cts cargo yellow ct 81 cts and
1000 bushels in lots at t8 cts. bushels re-
ported receved 1400 bushels light sold at 70 cts ana
40v bushels Chicago at IS to SO cts per bushe weight
offered.
MoLAesEs-Market firm, with further sales reported
Of 20 puncheons English Island at 66 cts 10 eroes 90
6e cts and II bbs 81 cts quote Cuba cayed 30 TO %
cts do Musoovado IS to 65 cs Porto Rico 70 to 80 cts
Engiish Island 66 to 80 cts per gallon. sss5s
PoTAToEs-Are still jobbing from vessels side Ct
81 40 to 81 As per buthel.
PRoy1s1oNs-With light stock and good demand, the
market Is y n @ al
so do in lots, at 16 cts; Sides are steady Of u oa
for obbing lots Bulk Meats are held firm; Shoulders
at l44 Ct6 ana 5lde6 ~ LIN 44hIu 4Ooto az
cts for City and % cts for Western tieroes and
barrels. Mess Pork s31 Is to $50 for Western.
BurrER-Market unsettled and prices depressed aa d
We quote prime Western rs to $780, gades held at 28 to
so cents, but only 25 cents offered for fine yellow;
roll 20 to 25o the latter for choice clos
ing dull.
Raas are In demand with sales at "a to 26 cents per
dozen. Zs
sAlT-some inquiry for large lots Liverpool ground
alum but held firm at g. Small lots jobbing lower
we quote 81 86 to sOi Marshale and Worthington's
fine IS 2s; other brands to s. 10 per sack Rock $50
IS per tom Turks Island In lots from store SO 70 600
per bushel.
sueAR-The market is quiet bnt firm, with sales Of
l9e bbs English Island laNc; 80 hhds Cpba oent1fu.
gal at 18x cents We revise quotatious % fonows:
Common ID good reclining 10H to lilo; do oubt grocery
Tx to o12Ko; prime do l2x to 13o; common to good
Porto Rico grocery 11h to 12K; primo TO choice lSN
TO l4Mo; Havana No u l2c Refined IL stesdy ct Ast
quotations., ~ tl:545 ! ~ ..'.1Fsa u .
WHmKEY-Market was quiet to. Day, Yesterday 1gp
bbls Western, In bond, sold at 81 30 we quote ANAL
lots q 81 to ~ 31 per gallon. - 80 80 l
: 7 @
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sCRIV'El!!''NiIT j NJ HOUSE

yv1H1s FIRST GLASS HOTEL HAVING BEEN RENO
Waited and newly furnished, h now open for the
reception OF the travelling public. ,Gi
.May2s r. -. s..z7=z=''. IN 2mo
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-11

Stock on hand June 1.............. 1878 464
There has been but little business transacted In the
cotton market during the past week. owing to the con.
Snusd atringenoy In the money MARKET md the cond
4iou'of financial affairs IN Europe and adscided down
ward tendency ia exhibited The business in cotton In
cur op ION. IL pretty much over Tor the season. tho
few sales now making hardly warranting Us In getting
mp report. We quote a. folows {a5l.,-.,
OFQubfy. .nOu1Aal
Low Mddng. 81 to 80
a1Q0Mn8. S5 W
Strict Mlddling. .3S to q
NOO0 M1QQn0B .3A n 10 90
There has been nothing done in Sea- Island Cotton
and we are without quotations.