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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-06-27
ShariR's Sale. No. 1

RY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF
sale issued out of the office of
the Clerk of the Vanderburgh Circuit
Court in favor of John 4. ReiUz and against
Phillip Koch, Christian Kratz, and Will
liam Holman, will on
,-r,F- SATURDAY, JULY lAsF, 1885, r
between the hours of 10 an. and pm. of
said day, at the door of the courthouse in
the city of Evansville, Indiana offer for
sale at public auction the rents and profits
ior the term of seven years, of the follow
ing real estate in Nanderburgh County, to-
wat: Lots number nine, ten and eleven 49,
~ ana IL in Block number one hundred
ana th1rty-six 1856 in the town of Lamasco
e1ty iisand should, said rents and profits not
sell for sum sufficient TO satisfy said writ
and costs, l will at the same time and place
offer for sale the fee simple of said real
estate. ALEX. DARLING.
Sheriff Vanderburgh County
JunZfW3t By n. w. CHUTE, Deputy.
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/ lNeWsMoney. Order Regulations.

A circular has been received at the
post office, from the Money order Of
fcGS Bnst 0fieeOD DEPARTMENT. giving
notice of the following changes in the
laws, and regulations governing ythe
money-ordero systemlo 1iFhe new ar
engagements will go into effect on Mon
day, July 2, and will increase the
advantages of the system, already so
great and so generally valued - l
1. An order can be drawn under
the newJr4les, for any sum ashhigR as
fifty dollars, but, as the system is de-
signed to furnish way of transmit
ting, safely, conveniently, and cheap
ly, small sums of money by mail and
mot to answer the purpose Of a general
exchange business, postmasters are
prohibited, under penalty, from issu-
ing more than one order for any sum
of more than twenty, and not exceed
ing fifty dollars, to the same remittee,
and in favor of The same payee, and
payable at the same office. present
- InO--7VssIs,- ,-s-.--~-.-----,,.------
an order not exceeding twenty dollars
in amount, the fee will be ten cents i;
and for an order of over twenty and
not over fifty dollars, the fee will be
twenty five cents.
B. A money order issued on and af-
ter July I'd, 1866, shall be valid and
payable when presented to the post
master on whom it is drawn, within
one year after its date. (The present
limit Of validity is ninety. days.
~. In case Of the loss of money
order, duplicate thereof shall be is
sued without charge, on the applica-
ton of the remitter or payee, who shall
make the required proofs; and post
masters at all money order offices are
and required to administer
to applicants the required oath or af-
firmation free of charge, provided the
certificate to the oath is stamped five
cents for revenue purposes, blythe APP
plicant. - - = = "a
Full information in relation to the
Money Order business may, be obtain
cd at the Post Office. ~
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Vanderburgh Co. Union Convention

There will be Convention of the men,
bers of the Union organization of this
County at the Court House, in Evansville,
on q. -.s 81 $500 srfp rere ~saI
Saturday, July Z, 1856, at 2 p. NJ,
For the purpose of nominating candidates
for County offices; appointing delegates to
representing the County in the District
Union Convention; and for the transaction
of such other appropriate business as may
be proposed.
Union men of the various Townships in
the County are requested to aid by their
presence and influence in making the Con-
vention large and earnest one, and it is
hoped that our friends will interest them
selves in giving this notice as much pub
You are hereby respectfully requested to
empower your delegates TO the Congress
slonal Convention on THURSDAY. JULY
18th, to take action, on that occasion. in
CONJUNCTION with the delegates from this
County, on the nomination of candidates
for Senator and Joint Representative for
the Counties of Posey and Vanderburgh
To the Union Men Of Posey, WarYtck and
Gibson Counties:
You are hereby respectfully requested to
empower your delegates to the Congress
sional Convention ON THURSDAY. JTJI,Y
18th, to take action, on that occasion. in
conjunction with the delegates from this
County on the nomination of a candidate
for the District Attorneyship of this COM
mon Pleas District
BY order of the Vanderburgh County
Union Executive Committee.
sn eeerr sr@r j. P. EIIIOT"r.f Oh a ir1,a am
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Mr.. KIRKPATRICK, of 0wenstiIle,
will accept our thanks for club of
ten subscribers for the WEEKLY
JOURNAL Our friends, we are glad
to see, are moving earnestly in behalf
of the JOURNAL in different parts of
the District
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Guardians Sale of Real Estate.

NT0TICE is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
Az by virtue of an order of the Court OF
common Pleas of Vanderburgh County
4ndlana the undersigned, guardian Of
Denlah Q. Jones, viii sell at public auc-
tion,at the courthouse doorfn Evansville
in said county, one
SATURDAY, July DIST 1865.
that part of Lots sixteen and seventeen.
Q6 and ~, in Block No. three, ~, in the
Northern Enlargement OF the city of Ev4
ansvllle, Vanderburgh County, indiana.
described as follows, to-wlt: being five and
one half 90 feet off the east side of Lot
seventeen % and nine (9D feet off the west
side Of Lot sixteen I6l- in said Block, and
running back the same width from front
to rear of sai id lots.
Terms.-One-fourt Of the purchase-mo-
ney to be paid on the day of sale: the bal
ance, in three equal payments, at nine.
eighteen and twenty -four months, with in
terest, the purchaser to execute notes for the
deferred payments, with approved secu-
rity, and without relief from valuation or
laws, secured by mortgage
upon the premises.
ARCHIBALD @. SULLIVAN.
Juhez9 a5W.J Guardian.
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Sheriff's Sale. No. u.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION
etift Cohf6 an s9ol4e vi issHsd Qpt 81 the 0
Jesse Schofield, and against Patrick Me-
Quirlk, will on
SATURDAY, JULY 21sr, 1865,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock a. m. and
pm. of said day, at the door o. the COURT
house.in the city of Evansville. Indiana.
offer for sale at public auction the rents
ana profits for the term of seven years, of
the MISUNDERSTANDING real estate, in
Nanderburgh County, to-wit: Lot number
eleven llll in Block number seventeen IN
IN the Fourth Enlargement of the city Of,
evansville, Indiana; and should said rents
and profits not sell for a sum sufficient to
satisfy said writ and costs, I will At-fIIe
same time and place, offer for sale the fee
simple of said real estate
ALEX. DARLING,
Sheriff Vanderburgh COUNTY,:
Jun27W3t By A. w. CHUTE, Deputy.
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TSSTRA n GOVT d,fg a covg-or1t of the
Ia mire in a slough, about a mile above
the city of Evansville, where she would
have died, and to prevent her from stray
ing have taken her home, at the corner
OF Eighth and Cherry streets in Evans
cow, with the end of the left ear cut of.
She does not give milk. The owner is re-
-queSted to sforWard, prove sprOperty
pay charges and take her away. 81 = = -
HENRY HARTONIG. +
June 18th, lS66-je26 2t.
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AUCTION SALES.
For Sale at Auction,

FEHHE ,REAUTlFUL BUR n
IL residence of Rev. Alex. Sterreti
Washington Avenue, win be sold at
ton on Saturday, the 30th inst. The
win take place at the Courthouse al
with store-room, cellar and ice-hoI
good cisterns, d good stable. wood-l
&c, &c. The soil of the kitchen "a
fruit garden, and orchard is highl
nured and deeply titled. There is
assortment of fruits of all kinds
premises: apples, pears, cherries, pc
berries, blacKberries and strawberri
Sides eVergreensy shrHbbeTy, roses, s
The tract contains 5 acres, lyiBgf
ON Washington a VENUE. 2 Q Terms:
fourth cash, the balance in three Z
payments. on ,n6ifoI p aoS9a .ftt
June 10, 1866 -e5e20td. q pupls -sl5
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THE YOUNG Folks. = Dicken-
& Fields excellent magazine for the
little people has the following excel
lent table of contents IN the July
number: The Children of the Flood
by Elsie Teller, with an illustration
by, H. FenR); ) Carrie rShtpwreck4 by
Il. Wv. Higginson, with an iiiustras
ton, byHl Fen103 A1d5nethe Studios
Iii, by T. B. Aldrich, with two
illustrations, by Davis and Speer and
Winslow Homerl Qsndelion- Down,
by LlicyaLarcomy Midshnhm6r by il
Warren Newcon1b, ,Ea,n1f(wiith All illus0f
.tratien, by B. Fennb; bA .{Slin6mer IN
Leslie GeldthwaifeSe rs fge2oI fIsa By
the author Of =, FAITH 4 hi iiey 5ijrl 8
hood, " with an illHsttationis bye a s
HoppinA Wandering About-II, by
Carleton, with an illustration by s.
S. Kilburn); The Summer Yellow
Bird and the Cow; Blackbird, by t.
M. B.,a(with<am il1ustfbtion. by j. y,
Hyde); The Squirrel that .9Etyesin a.
House. by Harriet Beeeher Stoves
s(withosa an illustration, by sG.ysaG g
ssWhitel; Af0at IN the Boreste, by
lMayne Reid; Round 1.-THE, Evening
Lamp, illustrated by s, s. e.KSiiIbnrn,
from designs by correspondents) Our
Letter Box. 1eaef-1aflo 4
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no CONTRACTORS.

4W JUNE ., 800
The Common Council of the CITY III
evansville will receive sealed proposals
until the 9TH day of July, 1866, for the exI
present terminus to Eighth Street. Forms
ana specifications can be seen at this office.
By order of the Council
a. NJ. MCGRIFF, Clerk 4
je27 dtd Union conx,
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Notice of Administration

M UElN y II EkEKEBY GIVEN THAI
IN 1 will sell at Public Auction. on
Wednesday the 18th day of July. 1866. at q
O'Clock A. NJ, at my residence in Union
township, Nanderburgh County. indiana
All the personal property of John T. Fisher.
late of said County, deceased, consisting OF
one Two-year-Old Colt; one Bed, Bedding
&c. a credit of months will be given on
ailsums over three dollars, theapurchaser
giving stamped note with approved secu-
rlty, with interest from date, without any
relief from valuation, appraisement or
stay laws. This June 27th, 1906.
II. c. FISHER
Wit Administrators
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TN sEASON-A nice lot of S. C. Dried
& Beef and Hams just received at the
City Grocery. Also, an extra article of
Ham and Bologna Sausage, well smoked
and in prime order. at the
CITY GROCERY,
je26 L. IGLEHEART & co. (
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WANTED.
FOR RENT.

-OUSE FOR RENT-FURNITURE
1A for sale. Address, p. o. Box ID, %
call upon Misses Power and Farrell, LocusS
street, between First and Second, north
side. mays #.
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Fire Limits
10 the Pnhlic.
No. 4. North First Street,

HAPTAIN III. H. DEXTER GIVES
~ notice that he claims the odd days,
Tuesday and Friday, in the packet trade
between this citya Cairo. He will put
IN BOAT as soon as business reVives.
Eje IS.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT /
Taken Up. GO

nN FRIDAY MORNING LAST. A
~ big red Cow, with a speckled belly
ing. The owner can have her by calling at
the Engine House on Second Street, near
Locust, and proving property and paying,
charges - -~r-g. - iHn2Fl2t.
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FOR SALE.

TOR SALE-25 Boxes Fresh. ,Massen'
- Oranges, at the New York Grocery,
Main street.
je23 til PARSONS, SCOYILbE eco.
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UNION STATE TICKET.
For Secretary of State,
NELSON TRUSLER,
of Fayette.
For Auditor of State,
THOMAS B. MCCARTHY,
of Wabash.
For Treasurer OF state,
GEN aNATHAN KIMBALL,
of.Martin.
For Attorney General,
DELANA E. WILLIAMSON,
of Putnam.
For superintendent of Public INSTRUCTION
GEORGE w. HOSS,
of Marion.
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oeLelS captain yYor- NotIous, &C.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-10
PORT CALENDAR.
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CHARLESTON.
Arrived Yesterday.

Steamship Whirlwnd, Fargo. Phiiadelphn-left Tues
day. Mdze. To n Baker & Co. r r Agent W Brook
banks, Rev w Yates, w Roach, n Bischof & Co, j r
Prngle, W Hughes, A Dufort, L Drucier. Austin. l.
Albee & Warren, King Cassidey, Goodrich. Wineman
4 Co. N Mcainnis, j Small, A M D Brown Risey &
Creighton, Adger & Co. Bissen Il Co, Walker, @
Claussen, Ring. G Lard, Feanan, T NJ Dristoll J
Dill A Armstrong Co, F Meyer. Solnners. Chis-
ohm Bros, Getty Co, O 9 Trumbo, K Husor, @
Ayerin 4 Son, Ferguson g. Holmes, Cainpsen Klinck.
Wickenherg Co, Jungblut1, Gerdts 4 Co. Thurs
Wilberger, Pratt Wilson Bros Shepherd. Due & Co
hen, 7 W Bliss, Tobins' Sons, W Williams & Co, DR.
Bernhnrdy. Bruins Bee + 0'Neih L. Son, Wagencr,
Heath Monsees " Brown & Co, ] Keip & Co, Hof-
mann, Brabham & Co. Clnfey. Thurnier NJ Bolger,
BlschoR Bollmnnn Bros. Hart & Co. Poppenheim,
T III Gator. M Dowd, r W Gale & Co. N Muckenfuss, d
Ravoncl Rev Mr. Erkens, siembeck, Ebaugh l. Nal.
ionee.
steamer Croton Tilton, Savannah via Hilton Head and
Beaufort 10 bales Cotton and Mdze. To Craig,
Tuopey & Co, Lieut. Col Low Burns, Hopkins, NC
PherBon / Co. CIV l. D Dennis
Steamer a Stevens Payne, Edsto and Rockville. To
the Master.
schr Dcas, from West Point Mill. IT bbls Rice.
To Thurston &; Holmes, - Jcnks.
Kinsmnn's boat, from james leland. bales L Cot
ton. To W III Lawton
Went to Sea Yesterday.
Steamship Sea Gull, Dutton, Baltimore.
Brig Fred Bliss, Sherman, Boston.
Brig Matron, Morse, New York
Steamer General Sherman, Pendleton, Mobile
Steamer Fearless, Davidson, Boston.
From this Port.
Brig Lincoln Webb, Wyio, Georgetown, g, Nov 4.
Brig Mary Cobb. Duncan, Havana, Oct %.
| Steamer Haze, Sarkey, Now York, Nov 6.
Cleared for this Port.
Steamship Adele, Hail. at Baltimore, NovG
Schr Mary Mankln Dill ut Boston, Nov 8.
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Havana Market.
ICorrcspond.nce of the Journal of Eommerc

Correspondence Of the Journal Of Commereel
HAVANA, November 1.-our sugar market remains in
the same easy state aa advised by the Eagle ON Saturday
s7K p loo h. Cucurachos, to 10, at " 75as S2S;
superior cnsscs nominal; light stock itto demand
Exchanges hnd slight variation since last adviccs
sterling bs London and indirect payable 20 to 20 y
premium: salo Al drawors small packages, 81 prem;
Paris 6H to do; New York. Boston, and Indirect pay
aDo IN as nnGse sTs rs sas
and silver and United States gold coins remain last
reported Money Ia easier; the street contracts
made at 10 to IL q cent q annum; no contracts for
cghts have trnnspred since report of the past weok
two American vessels laid for cargo for Boston, and
each for Philadelphia and New York. tnking at about
ing we especially tho first articles when delivered sound
and In good packages The cargo Of the Columbia will bo
Sales from and wharf have been light for the
first three days Of the week.
Latest Markets.
CINCINNATI. November 6.-Flour is quiet and prices
25 conts lower to-day; suporhno s12a14 trade brands
s12 Scala 90; and fancy, s15a15 co. Wheat held firmly
but thcro was not much dcmand No. rcd, So 90 Corn
opened co. and closed Gat uuder tho Oats dull
AZ cents for No and 90 cents for No Rye steady at
maud at 81 10 for primo fall Whiskey firm; "a In bond,
and 2 "a foc Moss pork in moderate demand at s31 80
ssl G5 for DID, and sat 5oaas for new Bulk meats at 2S
shoulders. and II for ccar sides Lard dull and
changed at 13 for keg. Hogs dull ut SSa5 so gross
salos ofimporancc Cotton hrmcr and very little OF
fering. Gold LAT.
sr, LOUIS. November 6.-Flour continues heavy and
unsettlcd with declining tendency. Wheat in largo
supply, and declined Sc. Corn dull and lower; new 90a
mixed Il. Oats lowori primo and Chicago 72a77. Pro
visions inactive. Mess pork $50 So Bacon-Shouders
1oa; clear sides 1aAa1sSt whistey steady at - %.
aonr 50 57aio |heat~New red 8 IS. Corn mixed in
Baconshouldors 16; clear sides 'lsX. Lard in terce
14Hc. Whtskey-Raw 50 81. Hogs nominal ut SC.
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Stock on hand 126.453
Tho clearances comprise 1492 bales for New York. and
1880 bales for Boston. %,
Sugar received since last and have reports
of tho sales OF hhds classed yellow clarified at 16hc
ket continues bare Of the domestic production These
articles would command full prices with fair supplies
and In good assortment The stock Of Cuba Sugar on
hand is very small aud the market is bare Of the quail
ties desirable for grocers' trade, which the grades
mostly In demand Nos IL and IS retailing ut 1Sa13
q b. Cuba Molasses Is retailing at &C., and Is quoted
by tho cargo Mt 60c per gallon
FRR1aHTa continue very dull. Sail for New York and
Boston for cotton: sail for Liverpool ka9-18d. The
steamer tho borth for Liverpool has the whos OF her
cargo engaged ut "a q ID for cotton The rates for COT
ton by eeaner to New York il cont a ib III to Bos-
ton, and 90 cents q Dbl for flour. The rates to Hayre
are Ha1k cent for cotton.
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COM MERCIAL.
IMPORTS.

Br brig Cardigan-3 cases Preserved
Meats to A II Mitchell; 10 bales Dundee Bagging, to
Ordcr bales Bngging, to Q Il Mitchell; case Mdzo
800 Camp ovcns anu Covorn, 135 extra Covers, Oval
Camp ovons and Covers, so biscuit Ovens and Rim
Covers 1856 Spiders with lips, 30 Skets with lips, to
Ordor $50 bbs Bottled Beer, to Ravcne Co; IL
und 3 casks NIdzc, TO d Paul II Co; case Oil
Paintings and Personal Effects, to James Booth; /
box Plate, boxes Private Effects, packages Person
al Effects, l paper parcel Personal Effects, l case
Books to Orcr; 81 packages Nldzc and II Anvils. to
Gravclcy; casos Manufactures and small Parcel,
to Strauss. Vances & Co; casks and crates Earth
enware, to chisoln Bros; 23 bags Nails, to Adger
Co; 800 Iron Pots, 1908 Camp Ovens, 2g63 Camp
Ovens 36 Biscuit Ovens, sc Rim Covors, 800 Spiders
TO q Jagor; cask Hardware, to Adams Frost; 2S
casks, cases and crate Hardware, IA casks Hard
waro, bags Nails, Yicos, IL bundles Pans, TO L
hdger Go; 10 casks Hardware, cask and crates
Hollow-ware, bags Nails. % casks and Hard
ware, G casks Hollow-ware % bags Nails, bundle
Wheels. to Hart l. Co; Al bundles Iron, 800 Moulds,
10 Anviis, 2 bundles Vices casks and case Hard
ware, to & T r Agnew; 162 packages Mdze, 338
Iron Pipes, 9l7 Iron Weights to Rowland Taft 216
bars Iron, 270 bundles Bars 1888 bundles Hoops. 20
bundles Rods. TO Il Adgor & 90; 40 cases Machine
merry, to Rowland l. Taft; 25 tons No Pig Iron to
Order; 376 Pots, to Order.
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saLr-wo without any change TO report either in
price or demand. Still quote Liverpool Ground Alum
- 2sa2 So do - 10s3 25 sacks Turks Island 81
conts per buahel.
sUaAR-Tho market continues quiet. No sales to-dsy,
but prices nominally unchanged.
WHIsKEY.-We report sale Of 100 bbls Wcstern free
private terms.
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baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, November 7-CoFFEE-We report
sales OF 25Oo bas balance Of bark Cckets taken
for New York. at 1890 gold in bond md residue 19c
duty paid also 2oS bags Talisman and Lapwing terms
not tranBpircd.
CoTroN-HGs been In better demand to-day with salos
" Mddling Upland at 371Sc; quote 37na3Sc
FIoua.-Thero was more inquiry today both from the
trade and for shipment We report sales Of 100 bbs
Northwestern Super at $40 81; $50 bbls City Mills
91 16 100 bbls Northwestern Extra at s19 200 bbla
do, fiat hoops delivered OF depot at 513 200 bbs
mon do s12 68l12 87H Buckwheat Ia quoted at 90 75a
80 "a 100 tbB Wc repeat quotations, VIZ:
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nAN-WHEAr--Only 200 bushels white and 910 BUSH
OILS red received today market st dull and prices To-
vor We report Gales Of 4ooasoo bushels choice
also in limited receipt only 800 bushels white and 24o0
bushes yellow; market inactive; sales 4Ooa50O bushels
nj 90 Oats 5000 bushels oered holders hr but sales
light; we have only to notice lot OF 800 bushes at es
cents. Rye atn higher; $50 buahes sold at 81 80 q
MILL FKEp-Is firm, with sales OF Brownstuf Of 90
Gonts; mddiings "A cents; and heavy do 66 cents p
steady. u
Pnov1moNs.-Msss Pork ID lower: We report aaloa of
20 70 30 bbs city PACKED as and I25 bbls Hess
and Primo Meas, TO Government, ON private terma.
and derces Beoon 10 In good jobbing dnand orders
and prices steady at 16X to II oonto for goudes 1ea
10 cents Tor rib 1dea and 40 cents for clear rib Hohy
" HghS
Ing but held % "a cont rather aboro buyers viova.
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Georgetown Market.
GEORGETOWN November 7.-CorroN.-About 90
bales arrived mostly for shipment We quote from
32a33c.
EoRa.-No arrivals sinco last issue.
TURPEETINE.-Vrgin Dip 81 TO per bbl; Yellow Dip
"a 6 scrape "a 2 Tho above prices only paid for
nrticle found to be after close inspection also
packages containing same aro to bo In good order.
TIMBEn,-sn1espf about - sticks tgood mill hmber)
at 14a15e per cubic foot
sHMaLEa.-Arrived during the week -, and were
selling at 60 per NJ.
Wilmington Market.
WILMINGTON, November 8.-TURPEET1NE-fn this
article notice further decline OF 25c per Dbl Sales
Of 155 bbls OF So IS for Virgin and Yellow Dip.
SI4Rfrs TURPEErME-sales of 80 bbls at 74c per gal
lon.
CorroN-A small lot Of Biiddling sold at &c.
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We quote in gold, duty paid, Rio prime 1896 do good
1sa19c: do fair 17a1sc do ordinary 17a1THc; do fair
to good cargoos 17Ha18c Java mats and bags IS a26c
native Ceylon 19Ia21o; Maracaibo 17Sa20c; Laguayra
17Ea194c; st Domingo 16Aa17c.
Corros-The market iB inactive but holders aro de.
manding steady figures. The sales to shippers and
spnners, and include 175o bales. We quotes
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Fh.1aaeInnin 11nrYtet.

PHILADELPHIA November 6--OoTToH.-Tho is no
material change 10 nooo in proo o. demand; small 1aa,
Of nddngs aro mixing hs pee ID fca upsnde aud
daSoEaIrI-oofse continues quiet and wo hear Of no
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SOUTHERN FLouR-Is inactive and the poorer descrip-
lions In the buyers favor Sales made of $50
bbs at $40 50s14 65 fer common and s4 70a7 25 for
extra and family brands.
WHEAT-The market opened firmly, but closed quietly
with prices not sustained Tho GALES 900 bush at
50 s5a2 4s for No. Chicago and Mwnukee So 20 for
primo amber State, and IS 25 for white Michigan and
Canada.
oArs-opened firmly but closed dull. The sales amount
to &C. 900 bush at 70a7Sc for Chicago and Milwaukee, and
72a74c for Stato.
BEANs-Are in moderate request sales OF mediums at
50 rs, and marrows ut S2 5Rs3 76.
PEAs-Thc last sale included parcel Canada, in bond
ut IL 90.
coRs-Thc market is no. 30 active, and prices runs
rather heavily Sales mado of bush at 81 28a
23H for shipping Western, mixed, afoat nnd In soro
and II 31a1 80 for Western yellow.
CoFFEE-The market remains about tho same. Sales
were made of 100 bags Ceylon at 20a20hc, gold and
from second hands, 1000 bags St Domingo mt 1Ta17c
gold. Nessrs. VIM Scott l. Sons calculate tho stock of
Rio in Now Orleans to bo 5000 bags in Baltimore to DO
$500 bags. and Of coeo Of all kinds In this city to be-
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-10
Passengers.

Per steamer Croton, from Savannah Hilton Head &C.
ID McPherson, Frank Green, Felt, r Burns.
Per steamer Stevens. from Edisto and Rockville
Fl Won Holton, Beckett, L r Behlin, j Walling j L
Barnard, Miss III Barnard, Apple, E O Bowen, MAJOR
Corbin, u A. Wescost, Miss Mary Sharpe w Byrn,
and 10 on deck.