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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-14

CornsRcs cv rvs LAKss. Ill 10 computed that tn,
commerce OF the lakes amounts 81 present 10 Al eas
III 200 0OO 900 hnnasiiy and that 600 vessels
Moved In 10 sends 70 the saboard 100 600 900 bushe
cf grain 600 Of hcgs and half million Of csst
annually. .l al. ....f -. F.4.I N.f M
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-10-31

lHE GRAND SECRET. The grand secret
in medication is to help nature. Sustain
and egulatc-theso are the Alpha and
Omega of the only theory of cure that ha 5
common sense for its basis. If the ncrv-
ous system is shattered, the muscles weak.
apd the mind, like the body, in state OF
partial collapse-what is it best to DO?
Reason teaches as the answer:
BUILD Up YOUR MAN.
Brace him up as you would brace :. tottcr-
ing edifice. The pabulum he needs is a
tonic Alternative. Bring him up out of The
depths of debility and dependency
WITH HosTErTERs B1rTEns.
They cannot injure. y child NAV take
them in doses suited to its years without
the possibility of harm. The enfeeblcd
vital powers are as sure to respond ener-
getically to their action as the wiltcd grass
is to erect its blades under the viyifying
aud refreshing rain. In all cases OF de-
blllty, TIE Bitters arc absolutely required.
There is no substitute or succcedancum
that will fill their place. Resort to this
most wonderful Of modern tonics,
AND ALL WILL BE WE'LL
Bear in mind that in dyspepsia, intermit-
tent fevers, bilious disorders ard affections
of~the nerves, no other medi eine will pro-
duce one tithe Of the good effect that in
variably follows the use OF this excellent
invigorator and corrective Sold every
where: :-Neec York Tribune, oct. 81, 1865.
Oct 10 +6
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South Caroline. Railroads

The several Railroad Companies in this
state. and all persons who have com
plants TO make OF excessive or uaeaual
charges, or violations Of thcir charters bv
said roads. viii take notice tha, the fol-
: lowing joint resolution Of the General
Assembly was adopted at tile lass regular
session:
ResoIced, That 4 Special Commission,
consisting or two members OF ;hc Senate
and one from each Congressional District
IN the House, lc appointed - i.iycstigatc
ana report to this General Assembly, a its
! next regular session, the complaints made
OF excessive and unequal charges by the
different hai'road Compa MICS of This State
and to inquire If, and il what manncr
! they have Violated their respective char
ters. That TIE said Commission have
power 10 summon such witnesses. and to
require tic production Of such bpGk>, and
papers as may be necessary, ANA also to
inquire and report what chartcrs are sub
Ject TO amendment; and IL those cases
Whcrc amendments are practicable, what
changes should be made to protect the
interest of the public.
The Commission appointed under the
foregoing resolution, hereby call upon all
persons having knowledge of material
facts relating to the matters embraced in
SAID resolution to forward statements
daily authenticated to Tie several mem-
hers Of the Commission as hereinafter
Indicated
Complaints aad charges relating to the
GrccnviIic and Columbia Railroad, the
GlUc Ridge Railroad, the j.aurcns Rail-
road, IN" Spartanburg and Union Railroad,
may be forwarded to c. 7. Townos, at
GrcenviIlc G. H., OF to ". S. Grisham, at
Walh&la.
Charges and cmilan:s relating 70 the
S9uth Carolina Railroad. may be forwarded
80 NJ. &. Butter. EdGc.eli G. H. on r. S
DurTca. at Charleston.
Ihoae relating - tho Cnar!ottc and
South Carolina Railroad, and The Kings
Mountain Rai!roa1, nay Nc sciit "a &. VI.
Ban, ut Laurens G. II.
Those relating To the Wilm;.lg;on and
MANCHESTER Railroad and the Chrraw and
Darlington R2ilroad, may be sent 10 Harris
Coviustou, NJ Benncttsvile
Those relating to the North eastern
Railroad, and Charleston and savannah
faiIroa'i, 10 il. 5. Duryea, at Charleston
The Commission VIII nee, ut Columbia,
tat Niclerson's Hotel. on FRIDAY, thr
23d day OF November next, at 10 O'Clock
.. m. to make mp their report: at which
time any persons interested may appear
before them. and furnish such information
as may be considered necessary, relative to
the matters Endc' consideration.
G. +. TONNES,
Chairman Senate Committees
II. G. BUTLER,
Chairman House Committees
Sept - sw,3
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II ational Hotel.
Near the Greenville and Charleston
Railroad Depots,
COLI MBIA, s. G.

- THE public is informed that the
ft;.5 above hotel has just been finished,
-aHAs. and contains new furniture through
out, Tor the accommodation of TRANSIENT
and REGULAR BOARDERS. Tie very
best shat tie markets afford Will be found
on on hfs table, prepared in excellent style.
Charges moderate.
Passengers will be conveyed to and from
either of the depots FREE OF CHARGE
Also, VEHICLES furnished to carry pas
sengers TO any part OF the town or country.
BACCO, etc. can be obtained in the sam
pie Room connected with the hotel,
Aug Il. JOINER, Proprietor.
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by artful and designing men, secure
an undue and unfair proportion of
represe ltatives in Congress. But, in
any other aspect, it is cf no account.
Could such q majority save the lead
ers of the Torch and -Turpentine"
faction from the indignation of the
freemen of this State, if they attempt
to murder the President and seize
upon the reins OF Government?
Could this small difference turn the
scale, if Gen. Geary should presume
to use the arms and power of the
State to aid the radical traitors in
their work Of overthrowing the re-
pnblic and placing dcspot in the
White House, instead of a man elect
ed by the people?
When the ''Torch- and -Turpentine"
faction talk Of disregarling tho Con-
stitution and laws of the land. and
taking hold Of the Government by
force, they must not forget that no
corrupt districting would then ope-
rate against a portion Of the freemcn
Of this State, but that they would be
united and stand almost man to man
with the radicals on the soil of old
Pennsylvania in defence of the Union
and rights of the people. The mea-
gre majorities which sustain the radi-
Gals should make them pause. espe-
cially when they see that they arc
losing instead of gaining ground by
their revolutionary and destructive
policy. The division of parties in
the election of Congressman. aided
by such unfair means as have been
used in districting the State, is one
thing. The division Of parties when
the radicals shall dare to uprear the
black banner of open resistance to
the Constitution, and whet the axe
and prepare the block to remove all
obstacles from their path to uncon-
trolied power, is quite another, and
before that step is taken, let the real
division of parties in this State be
carefully considered.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-10-31
COLGATE's HONEY SOAP.

This celebrated Toilet Soap, III such
universal demand, is made from the
choicest materials, is mild and cmol-
iicnt in its nature, fraSrnntly scented,
and extremely beneficial in its action
upon the skin. For sale by all Druggists
and Fancy Goods Dealers. March 2S "
MARRIAGE AND CELIHACY-A,
Essay of Warming and instruction for
Young Men. Also, Diseases ana Abuses
which PROSTATE the vital powers with surc
means of relief. Sent free of charge in
sealed letter envelopes. Address Dr.. j.
SkILLlN uOUGHTON, Howard Assoria-
ton, Philadelphia, Pa. Aug Is 3uo
The LAMP OF LIFE. glow of health
and beauty is eowhere more pcrccptible
and beautifully attractive than in the
ruddy, l,ealthful, glowing, beautiful com
plexion of healthy person. The com
plexion is radiant, and the lamp of life
burns brightly, so long as it is supplied
with pure blood. The Queens Delight and
Sarsaparilla, the great blood purifier. is :.
cleaning and searching mcdicine-siving
strength to the feeble, invigorating and
restoring the old: cleansing and purifying
1he young. The Queens Delight and Sar-
saparilla is for sale bt Fisher & Hcinitsh,
pharmacists.
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Notice.

The Annual Convention OF the stock
holders of the Columbia and Augusta Rail-
road Company will take place in this city,
on Thursday, the first day of November,
1866 Oct d
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The SOUTH. South is receiv-
ing about this time a good deal of
advice-some of it is wise, and some
of it otherwise The following para
graph, extracted from an article in
the Mobile Times, stands, we sup
pose, in the former classification:
Let Us, therefore, be patient; ma
tlons are not erased from the face of
the world at the word Of parcel of
petty tyrants. Two millions and a
half armed men have passed like a
scourge over our land, and already
their fiery track is covered with
blooming harvests.
What these hordes could not ac-
compiish with the sword and torch is
not going to be accomplished by the
verbose declamations of Sumner or
the mad and rabid divagations Of a
Stevens.
Let the South, we say, stand aloof
from the theatre of. national politics;
let her avail herself of this time of
reposc, to revise her dor. cstic code.
Let her turn to intellectual pursuits,
from which she has allowed herself to
become estranged, and, uniting her
efforts on the great theatre OF indus
try, retrieve her wealth and prospe-
rlty, and come ont of this trying
period like gold from the crucible,
clear from all its native inherent i'm
p1ritieS
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SWEET OPopoNAX. New Perfume from
Mexico. The only fashionable Perfume
and ladies' delight
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LEGAL NOTICE
DISTRICT COURT OF RICurA7

DISIRICT COURT OF RICHLAND.
COLUMBIA, October %, 1866.
hRDERED, That the Clerk of the Court
~ do give notice 5hat this Court is now
organized, and that it will sit in Chambers
at the Court House, (Gibbes' Hall. on
WEDN NESDAY Of every week, at 10 O'Clock
a. m, for the transaction of such business
within its jurisdiction as may be brought
O,de''ed, THAI no ice he also given that
the "Return Day" for the first Quarterly
Session fails on THURSDAY. The 81 day Of
January noXt.
by order OF Court.
Oe, = lmo D. 3. NIILLEE. q. I'D. {.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-10-31

SWEET CPoPoSAx, The only elegant Per
tune. Is found on all toilets, and never
stains the handkerchief
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-10-31

New PERFUMEl Called Sweet Opoponax
from Mexico, manufactured by Z. t. Smith
& Co., New York, is making a sensation
wherever it is known. Is very delicate,
and its fragrance remains on the handker-
chief for days.-Phidd'0 Ecer2i,1q Bulletin.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-10-31

SWEET @" .PoSAx! Is the sweetest In
tract ever HNade. Superscdes ali others
Try 1t once; will use no other
SWEET OPoPoNAX! Ladies, in their morn
ing calls, carry JOY and gladness, When
pcrfumed with Sweet Opoponax.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-10-31

ARTIFICIAL EYES.-ARTlFICIAI
HUMAN EYES made to order and inserted
by Drs. f. BAUCH and P. GOUGELMANN.
formerly employed by Boissonncau, Paris,
No. 800 Broadway Now York. Oct 11v
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-10-31
SPECIAL NOTICES.

SWEET OPoPoNAX FROM MExIco! New,
very rare, rich and fashionable perfume.
The finest ever imported or manufactured
in United States. Try it and be convinced.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-04-20

Exports OF Cotton
FROM THE TORT OF CHARLESTON, c., COMMENCING lsT
sEpTEsIBER 1865 10 THE 18th APRIL. 1865 INCLUSIVE
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New York Market.

MONEY MhhhET
The New York World, of the 17h ins! says the money
market Is easy. at four to six cent the extreme
rates for call loans and the weekly bank statement is
favorable to borrLwer The legal tenders increased
s265 $685. the deposits 81 Os and tho loans $780,
The gold market rargcd between 126 to 1885, during
the day and closed at l25 to 1855 with tendency to
advance under the Influences OF purchases made by
some heavy operators who buying. They will pro-
baby make gold for tho purpose of forcing its
pr.ce upwards two or three points Gold loans were
made to-day average Of a'.out one sixteenth per
cent The foreign exchange market Is firm at the ad
vanced quotations Of l07 to 108 for bankers
sterling bills. Influential firms in Europe have notified
their CO respondents here to stop drawing upon them
until further sdvces Fivetweny bonds received
from Europe by the last packet to the extent Of Slu00
OO0 and bills of exchange to that extent have been
bought to remit to Europe the proceeds of the same
PRODUCE MARKFT.
NEW YORK, Monday, April l6-CoTToN.-The de.
cline reported by the City New York pretty gene
rally anticipated snd then did not have decided infu
once upon the market The .ather very unayora-
bio to business and prices consequently be quoted
somewhat unsettled. Sales 16U0 bales at 37c to &c.
BREADsrUFFs.-There was q general improvement,
except In Indian Corn.
The Common and Medium grades of State and West
erp Flours 10c better and active. Sales 900
bbs at 81 to 81 for supers; 81 40 to 81 80 for Extra
State; ST IS to So 25 for Choice do So 40 to rs for
shipping roundhoop Ohio. 81 65 to $40 Is for Extra
westero $40 40 10 SIS for Double Extra Western and
southern Flour WAS 1rmer and aotive sales 1900
bbs at So rs to $40 S5 for Supers $40 so To SIS 81 f)r
fancy and Extra,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-04-20
LIST OF SKIPPING
In the Port Of Charleston, April 10, 1866

LIST OF SHIPPING
In the Port Of Charleston, April 10, 1865.
VESSELS UNDER 100 TONS, AND STEAMERS ooAsTNa
WITHIN THE STATE, EXCEPTED.
STEAMSHIPS
saragossa 77s TOMS orowoll, at Adgers wharves for
New York. loading. .Ravenel co.
SHIPS.
Hudson, 1880 TONS Potter at Atlantic whsrves for Lv
erpool, loading ................ Wills Cnlsolm'
BARKS.
Architect Br s4 ons Rosewarne, in the Stream. from
Mary tBrl 300 tons, Macomber, at Adger's wharves,
Ezra B $40 sons SsnE Bradshaw at
Eureka Br 81 sons SMITH 1t vanderhorsss wharf
from Liverpool, dscharging. Marshall, Beach & 90.
Orion tNor), s51 tons, Evensen at Kerrs wharf, from
Liverpool. discharging. Marshall, Beach %.
BRIGs.
Trenton, 126 tons. Sawyer, at Brown Cos wharves,
from PSrtland Port Me- disshassing Mordscsi Co,
Wickopee br, Sol TONS Leland at Vanderhorsts wharf,
t D's Green. Trapmann 90.
Rush, : tons, Petty, at Boyce l. Co's wharves, for
Morton tBrI. AT tons, Hood at yanderhorsts wharf
for Liverpool, loading. Marshall, Beach Co.
Lake%ba @ Ssa tone cUwsn 2.
VIM Rennie (Br, 270 tons, Decker, at vsnderhorsts
wharf for Liverpool loading. .Gibbes & Co.
Scotland 1874 TONS Maynard at Kerrs wharf for Liver
Manzana lts tons. Mnsune. at Dry Dock wharvea for
Boston, ready. Trout Amsbury.
Beatrz (sp l2S ons Pages. in the Stream. for Barce
eermsnis loldenDure 2l1 tons. Tsnie. at Benefits
wharves. for Montevideo. loading. T Street.
DorGshea span l6S t0ns Pages in the stres% for
BorceIona, ready ..DeCottes Salas.
sCHOONERs.
Clayton 24o tons, Clayton at Adgers wharyes from
sas %ra % aasm; at @
Baltimore, discharging Willis Chisolm.
Milton, tons, Applegarth, OF Brown Co.'S wharveg.
from Baltimore, dsseahsreng; Street:
schr Flying scud % TONS ScNamar. at Atlantic WINS.
from Baltimore. discharging. -. Willis Chisolm.
Il Mailer, 1877 tons, Randall, at Boycs Co.'S wharves,
from New York, dischargIug. .Shackelford Fraser.
agnes, 2O1 tens, Paine at Kerrs wharf, from Bath Ne.
HerscheI q mastedl $40 TOMS Brdsa, at Fairchilds
wharf, for Darien, Geo. ready. Reach.
Ella Fish, 240 TOMS ogier. at Central wharves for
Evans. $50 TONS Hammond, at Commercial wharves,
Enchantross a7i tons Biatchford at Adgers wharves
Bentley 200 % onss Williams at Brown COS WINS WINS.
from New York, discharging. Shackelford Fraser.
Lilly l20 tons, Corsey. at Accommodation wharf nom
Presto as tons Briess At Atlantic xiarves from Bald
more Tss % a Dukes Patton vhal cssS assSe
Ames $50 tons. Ames. at patton's wharf, from Bos
ansc iSs ons Tyler in the Stream for YSsf
ready ...........................w W Roach.
Hawkins 398 tons, Wyatt at Adger's wharves, for
Aid br sT toSs Mccormick at Bcnnc MN H'fa for
West Indies. loading. .DeCottes Salas.
Adcine Townsend, 2s2 tons Townsend at Brown Cos
xns ss i0s ons smSy Dry Dock
Bangor, Me, ready. Trout & Amsbury.
Amos Edwards, 3i4 tons. somers, at Central wharves
Paine 2A4 tons. Mayo, at Brown Co.'S wharves. fer
Boston ready ..........................T II Street.
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Passengers.

Per steamship Moneka. for New York-H Cox, q
Taylor, Capt Wiggn, Miss d Cornish, B johnson,
Mrs Pomeroy and Kelen, ] o Reid. Mrs Mecan and
children, W Young mud lady, and Mr. Duer
Per steamer Pilot Boy, from Georgetown, 8 CT
Conner, " Webb W Mcolusky, Aston, R ]
Middleton G Meyer. Morgan, Burke, Tag
gert G Leighton. Mrs Hall and daughter Mrs MAY.
rant and grandson. Mrs Lance, Mrs VIM Mnyrant and
daughter, and % In storage.
Per steamer Emilie, from Savannah via Beaufort
Capt " Barkman, r Stone. Mrs Jane Pratt and
child, Mrs Susan Brown, s Baker, D Vrscoll, Hugh
McGintey, James Daire, and Is In steersge.
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Wilmington Market.

Wilmington Market.
WILHINGTON, April 1S.-rn consequence Of the un-
favorable weather the transactions yesterday were very
limited.
CRUDE TuRpENr1NH We only heard Of sales Of "A
bbs at S6 for virgin So for yellow dip and 81 so for
hard.
TAn-Hss undergone another heavy decline, and sod
Yesterday for 81 25 per Dbl. Sales Of 100 hbls.
rorroN-Thero has been no Improvement In prices
and but little is changing hands. few bales Of mid
ding sod yesterday at 28c
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COMMERCIAL.
Exports for the Week ending April 10.


: HAVRE-Per schr B Hawkins-S bales Cotton,
1927 bales Upland Cotton.
CoAsTwI5E
NEW YORK-Steamshp Quaker City-15 bales and
1913 bales Upland Cotton. tierces and Dbl Dried
Fruit, Dbl Beeswa1, 100 bales Domestics. so bales
Yarn, "a sacks Peanuts 81 rolls Leather, Il Pack.
sges and 2l4 Bbls. 49,. Fer steamship Moneka-l98
bales Cotton 80 bales Yarn, l39 bales Domestics SIS
bbls Rosin, l28 Emp,y Bbls ia Boxes and Packages
PER schr D Hulse-79 bales Upand Cot
ton, bales Cotton Pckngs, &c packages Furniture,
10 bales Moss 907 bundles and Paper, l6 bbls
Herr.ngs II bbs Ale Is cases Ale So chests Tea 81
bbls Peanuts, rs and casks Hardware % kegs
Nails % bundles Steel Q bbls Twine &c, 152 coils
Rope, packs ges Marlin, q casks Cutlery, Files, rs
empty Ale Bbls chest Clothing, lot Cypress and
Oak Staves Al hhds, terces and bbls Old Iron, and
cask Lead.
BOSTON-Per brig Manzanilla- 600 feet Pitch Pine
Timber, 1S 500 feet 4 Inch Pine Flooring Boards.
..... Per schr J Paine-39J bales Cotton, SO obls
Rosin, hid and bbls Brass tierces Copper 80
hhds and 26 bbls Old Iron, bbls aud kegs Lead,
Il bales Rags. bales Paper, bale Rope, II bundles
BaggiDg, crates Rags, Paper &c, l03 packages Sun
dries.
BALTIMORE Steamship Kalorama-5 bales Cotton, 10
tierces Rice, and II Packages.
FAIRHAVEN, CONN-Per schr Eclipse 10000 fe t
Pitch Pine Timber
BANGOR, ME-Per schr Austin-155, 900 feet Pjtcl
Pine Timber, 1000 feet Sawed Lumber.
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PORT CALENDAR
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF Gil ARL Il STON.
Arrived Yesterday.

Arrived Yesterday. lApRIL 10
Steamer Pilot Boy Payne Georgetown. c. 1s tierces
Rice so bales Cotton 20 bags Rough Rice and lot of
Furniture. &c To Ferguson & Holmes. Thurston
Holmes, F ONeill Il Son, Davis, j Mofett, Mowry
l. Co, Caldwell & Co, W Holmes, W Prngle G
Kornahren, and others.
Steamer Emilie Beaufort, sayannah via Beaufort.
Mdze To L Mccormick, Adams Express Co, Ma
tional Express Co, Gourdin, Matthiessen Co, and
others.
Cleared Yesterday. ArR1L 10
Steamship Moneka. Marshman, New York Willis &
ChisOlm.
Steamship Gen Custer, Harris, Baltmore-wilis &
Chsom.
Schr d Hawkins Wyatt. Havre-W Roach.
Schr ] Paine Mayo, Boston-T Street.
Went to Sea Yesterday. [ArRlL 10
Steamship Gen Custer, Harris, Baltimore.
From this Port.
sp bark Kika. at Cadiz, March -.
Up for this Port.
Brig Ambrose Light, Sampson, at Baltimore April IT.
Brig Chas Heath, Wyman, at Baltimore. April II.
Memoranda.
The steamship Moneka, Marshman for New York.
which started from her wharf yesterday afternoon
came to an anchor in the Roads.
Tho steamship Cumberland. Reed. at Baltimore. to
sail Saturday, April 81.
The Br ship Gen Windham Forbes, for this port, was
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Augusta Market.

AUGUSTA April 1s.-CorToN.-The market contln-
ues dull. There Is little demand for the better
grades, 80 to Sc for Mdd g to Strict Mddlng and
$40 for Good Middling.
aoLn-Buying at i27 and selling at 12;1z.
SnyER-Buyirg at l20 10 l21, and no demand.
SroCxs AND BoNDs.-Georgia Railroad Stocks 90, and
Georgia seven per cent bonds at 30.
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GRAN-Of Wheat there were no receipts salos to-.
day; prime aud choice wanted for city grinding and
would bring full former quotations. We quote Chicago
and Nil waukee spring red as to quality from 81 10 to
81 g.. Corn-Receipts were moderate to-day only
O0O bushels offered; weather was wet and una-
yorabe for hand iIg and prices OF whe again favored
included In the sales 1900 bushels white ut
so 81 cents 4e00 bushels yellow at 10 cents 700 dot
at 81 to 81 cents Oats are In light supply and active
hi her prices sales Of 2200 bushels to-day at tS to GO
cents. most y at SO to 60 cents, weight.
MoLAssEs We have only to report sale Of 30 bids
choice Cuoa Muscovado at G5 cents per gallon Market
generally same as before reported.
PRovIsIoNs.-There was good inquiry to-day for Ba-
rs hhds each l2sc. These sales impaired more Arm
to obbers who steady at l2c for Shoulders
and 1b5c for Sides Hams selling at 20 to &c for
uncanvassed and ~ to CSC for csnvassed Bulk Meats
held at ii for Shoulders; 14c for Sides and II to
171ic. latter in sugar pickle Lard-Western IL to
Pork S26 so to S27-a sale Of Is bbls at the latter
short time.
sALr.-The market for Liverpool is dull and favors
buyers on account of the heavy stock Turks Island s
steady so to 600 per bushe Supply repenished by
the arrival tody of 10 500 bushels from New York.
SEEps-Coversee eed-1 here is some little inquiry for
shipment but at prices below the views of holders.
SIS 40 we're offered for several hundred bushels
We quote S. so to $5 rs, and retail Sc per bushel
Timothy continues scarce, with some little inquiry
would bring so per bushel Flax Is quoted at 81 rs
for best Offering
suaAn-Demand to-day light We have only to no.
tce sales of Is hhds Porto Rico at cents; tierces
Cuba at 11 cents; Is bbls do at l3 conts Steamship
Cuba, which arrived here this morning from .vina,
brought 1900 boxes Sugar There also four cagoes
from Cuba Porto hico and Cemarara in the bay which
will repensh the STOCK hat depleted by the late
heavy sales
WHIsKEY-Coutinues dull. Sales confined to jobbing
lots Of City and Western ut So 26 per gallon
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ConsIgnees per South Carolina Railroad,
April 10.

UOn1IRnteb PCT SUutH OuEV11Hs kt"z1KV"U'
April 10.
6l8 bales Upland and bales Cotton. s6 bales Mdze
20 bbls Rosu bbls Flour Furniture. &c. To Willis
Chieom, Gales, Mowry 4 Co, Il L Jefiers Co, Adams
Frost l. Co, W W Smith, " Williams. Holmes,
Rayeuel L Barnwell, Mills House. Marshall, Beach
Co, Kunck Wickenberg & Co, King & venning, Ad-
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