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ttJlaew 49, 49, =
forces betv kept mp bv tho Austrian and Prussan
Tho Pr seen Neusadt and Nachod IN Bohemia
cavalrr assiAns we're repused ska,z. where che
Prus took part In the action At sx this evening" the
b nns beaten and IN full rstreat le6vins
~ dad and wounded on the Aad.
Austria has proposed ID her cenfedsssAs allies that IN
order 10 avoid the dniav the todions pro
ceedngs Of the Federal DIet all their psnpotsnuaries
~ the Diet should be recalled and Committee OF Mil.
ary enIpotentiaas appointed their place under the
presidency Of Auera tho members OF this committee not
to be obliged refer 70 their respective governments
upon special occasion but decide upon matters
dependenty, according crcumstences This PROPOSE
tcn ha. not yet been agreed TO by the members OF the
Diet, allies Of Austria,
BERLIN. Juno 27 1895.
Prussia has replaced tho rrincipai funotionaries in
Saxony Electoral Hesse, and Hanover
VIENNA. June 27, lso6.
General Bcnedeks motive for not yet having given
his passive attitude twofod In the Grst place he
awaits tho junction Of the Federal troops with his
army, and In the second he allows Prince Frederick
Charles 70 advance with hs army into Bohemia order
that he may be able TO cut on his retreat
Patriotic subscriptions taking place in all the
German provinces o Austria support the costs OF the
The committees established for this ohicet receive
not only money, but jewelry and plate. The contrib1-
tons however, up to the present are Of unlmporsnt
amount
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CosGrIyr On Tuesday, July 10, ELuAnErH CosGRrry,
native OF Dublin Ireland In the 34,h year OF her are
The relatives and friends OF tho family invited to
attend the funeral from tho residence Of her brothern
law John Foran, 23t Division street. this "wednesday
afternoon, at two o'clock.
[Tor Otter Denns zee Sero~d Pocel
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1hk AveTRiAs AND ITALIAN FLEETS IN NOTION AND
GREAT sgA FIoHr EXPECTED.
AScorA. June 27, 1900
I-cve men of war comprising Tho An strisn feet ap-
peered IN sen ~ THIS port this morning, bot
IeAvng Tue Italian squadron are preparing 20 follow
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az ooo,ovv woman oatos ~ oUo @
officers, sub-oflcers and soldiers In taking account
OF the sck and incapable there still remain upwa Of
four millions OF armed and able bodied men.
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The Brqtish Cabinet Crisis.
LIST (PR0BABLE) or THE MEMBERS OF THE Earl
pERRY's GARNET.

[From tho Liverpool Post, June 27l
There has been very little speculation INDUCED in as
Ednburg Scotsman of Yesterday y blshes statement
which has supericialy an appearance Of probability
about H. According 20 contemporary the Min siry
will be purely conservative, and 10 be formed as fol-
lows
First Lord OF tho Treasury. ..... Earl Of Derby
Chancellor OF the Exchequer.. Mr. Dsrael
Foreign Secretary. y............... Lord stanley.
Home Secretary Mr. Claiborne Hardy.
Colonial Secrotarv. Lord Cranborne
secfe'ary for India. ............Mr Adierley
Mo. Eiaister OF War. .:..:.;:...... General Peel
First Lord OF the Admiralty Sir J. Pakingnn.
Lord High Chancellor. ............ Lord Chelmsford.
Lord Lieutenant of Ireland Lord aalmesbury
Lord Chancellor of ireland. ........ Mr. Whiteside
Under Secretary o. War. ........E Earl OF Iongford.
Attorney General i.................Sr II. Cairns
sohctor Genera.. ..............M Mr. BoviiL
Postmaster General ............ Lord Colche ter
The Duke o. Richmond IL is understood, was offered
and declined the Lord Ieuenancy Of Ireland Sir =. l.
sulwcr Lytton is to be made peer Mr. weipoe Is
TO be In Office Chief Baron Pollock will resign and
make way for Sir Fitzroy Kelly.
In Scotland II Is expo,od that Mr. George Patton will
General.
1t stated that in the early part OF the week tho
Governor OF the Bank Of England wrote to the Chan
ccller OF the Exchoqucr, strongly demonstrating,
the representative OF the monetary and mercantile
Interests against dissolution Of Parl ament In the
present state OF tho country. He reminded the
Chancellor OF the Exchequer that trnde and commerce
were only just en- rginy tror state 1T disast o,s
pressure and panic; that the greatest caution and pru
dence were necessary on tho part OF those whose duty
" was to regulate the course OF hsrge and to give
the accommodation required for carrying on the trade
OF tho country, and tnai very sight circumstance
unforeseen accident might acan shake public confidence
and cause another and aggravated commercial
panic The Governor pointed that general election
was always accompanied by large sales of government
stocks and securities. and by the withdrawal of heavy
balances from the London and county banksrs He
therefore urged that the present most nopportlne
moment for dissolution OF Parliament. There IL no
dob that this opinion OF the Governor had considerable
influence In delerfing the decision Of the Cabinet
snl Ys.f
THE LONDON MONEY MARKET.
LoyDoy June IS 1888
Ccnsols sGss 81; .. g nvc twenes ca, n 6is.;
Er shares, 37A .s Illinois Central share s3t ~
Bank rate Of discount unchanged.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.
LrvrRPoor, juno 2s, 1903
The cotton market IL qgleter IN tone, and rniddng
uplands . quoted at barely l3nd.
BrcadstuGs and provisions are q1ict.
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Hungary.
vienna, Jnne 2T--Evening.
sch!sm has taken place In the camp OF the Hungarian
liberals The Deak party Ia opposed TO any
In Hungary, unless Austria meets with defeat from
Prussia Italy while tho other faction of the beras a
In favor of immediate nsurecton which would assist
Ialv and Prussia The latter faction has extensive ram
fca.ions in Croatia, Damata and Iiyria In Croatia
especially Italian svmpathes arc 80 strong that the
whole province has been declared In state Of SIEGE
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The AIptne Pnssc :

che slsiyo.
IN Italians have taken up position the rout d.
II able
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S hiPPlN G NE w S.


AlnANAo ros ryv yoRE-Sufs DAT
~ pfssa........... ~ poos SITS. .........eve
srS tyfs............ 81 ntea vArsR.. morn 3 "
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The Adriatis L,ne OF Croatia I'm . state

TFf1N, JUTt Z, IbfN
sccord conscrirtion has been ordered IN Croatia
Ihe troatan districts on the Adgaiic have been de.
clared In state of siege.
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bohemia.
DEFEAT OF TIE pRussI ANS
QurENsTowS June %, 1865.
Tho Prussians have been defeated In Bohemia
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-26

nominal, and no transactions reported. YESTERDAY
there sales of 140 bushels spring red on prvat
terms Corn-Oferings to-day embraced ~ OOO ousneis
white and6600 bushels yellow white was IN very Drss
|demand; market opened at SO CENTS &C wnlcn Igule
some II bushels sold subsequently saies ~
6700 bushels rep rted at cents-of elow o,uuI
bushels sold at SO to 81 cents per bushe bulk at ne
outside figure. Oats-S6U0 bushels received; marke'
very rm sales $500 bushels at67 to 10 cents, weight
"a material advance
MoLAsssS-NothiDg doing.
PRov1EroNs.-The market Is dull except 1or BACON,
which Is in good steady jobbing demand We repor'
sales Of so to rs hhds including Shoulders at l4 70
l5c and Sides at Tx to l8c, mostly at the OUTSIDE
figures Hams steady bu inactive held at ~ 70 zc
for sugar-cured canvased! Bulk Meats are hea nomi
naly at last quotations. viz: for Shoulders 1876 ano
Sides 1870: offerings are light, and but little inquiry
from the trade Lard-We notice sale OF lOo terces
City on private terms. Mess Pork-Nothing doiDg last
sale at sS1 per Dbl.
PoTAIoRs.-supply and iemand both light, but prices
steady at 81 40 to 81 per bushe for Maine, JACK
and Carriers, Peach ~ VS., &C.
sERDs-We quote Flax at 50 So to 50 90 per ousnel
receipts small. NO inquiry for Glover or Timothy;
sUaAh-we report sales of 80 hhos grocery Porto
Rico at II to 13c; 404 hhds and GU boxes Cuba cargo
OF berk Lizzie Raymond, for refining at 101s CENTS
months.
SALr-With moderate jobbng demand and ample
stock we quote Liverpool ground alum at 20 to 70;
Msrshalls and Worthin fine 10 to So Is; other
brands less known e5 to So per sack Turks Island
still quote at 60c per bushe for lots from store but
stock very light.
wHIsKEY-On Monday, but not before reported, there
sale of 81 bbls Pennsylvania at 81 26. To-day,
market quiet but firm at So AZ per gallon for Western
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CHARLESTON DAILY NEws..MAY &C. 1866.

PhTRoLEUM rules dull and heavy at 26}z to 27c for
crude ~ to 43c for refined in bond and 80 to Gle for
do, free, per gallon.
Sales since our last $500 bSs in lots at $50 26 to
$40 so for new Mees closing at $50 SIX cash. s29 to
500 50 for one year old Mess; s26 rs to s27 for
Prime Mess 1924 26 to S24 90 for newP Prime per bbl
Sales were also made of 1850 bbls Mess, May June
July and Aupnst delivery sellers and buyers options
ct $29 % to $50 rs per bbl Cut Meats continue in
moderate demand at 2Hc to 1870 for Shoulders and
17hc to 1870 for HAMS sales 625 pkgs Bacon La dull
and nominal, including Cumberland Cut at 14Kc to
142lc; Short Rib at l52< to 16c Long Ribbed l5 to
16Ac; Long Clear, 1621 to 16c; Short Clear, 16M to
16Ac. peg ID; sales 60 boxes. Dressed Hogs continue
dull and heavy at 121 to 3c per h. Lard s quiet to-
day. sales 666 tcs and bbs at l9c to 22c per h. Beef
continues In fair demand at $16 to $40 80 for new
Paiu Mess and SCI to s24 so for Extra do; sales
have been reported Of 600 bDs Terce Beef continues
inactive Beef Hams rule and quiet at SAT to $8
per bb Butter is very duh at 35c 45c for State and
SOC to 42c Western. Cheese 10 inactive at 10c to az
per lb
sUGARs-Are in lively demand and buoyant-
Sales since our last 1850 hhds including Cuba &C., at
from 10c to l2c and 450 boxes Havana at lie to 2Lc
per peand. Refined Sugars are In demand at 1870 to
1870 per ponnd.
srERINE-saes since last O. o7O pounds at 2lc to
2214c per pound.
TALLow-sales $4,000 pounds at 12c to l2Hc, and
38.OUO pounds Grease at 10c to 1916 per pound.
WHIsKEY-Continues inactive and nominal at 50 28 to
50 q u per gallon
FREIGHTs-A brig was chartered for Rio with Flour
at 9Dc per bbl otherwise the market quite dull
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1t 64.070 pounds at 21c to
Consignees per South Carolina Railroad, J.,
NAV 25.

2Ss bales Cotton. cars Cattle Furniture and Sun
dries. To H Rodgers l. Go. + Wss Go, E
sloan j., letters Go. 20 Ayerill Son. Walter
Martindale, Strauss vances l. Co, West. Witte "
G Dukes Co, Pearsten, A Gage Co. q Mcleod,
G " Williams Co, Cameron, earkley Co. Rev b
l. Barnwell, VIM CBee L Co, Bergman, Meyer Co, W
W Smith, Graeser Smith, Robinson co.
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THE NEW ERA.


A WEEKLY PAPER, PUBLISHED AT DARLING.
! "A TON COURT HOUSE, has recently been trans.
erred to us by its original propretors Located In the
.ame District, and only one station distant from the
great railroad centre of Florence facilities for COM
muuicaon with all parts of the country and especially
with the cities of Charleston. Columbia and Wilmington
from which We nearly equi.dstsnt are unsurrasse
The Editor, j. q. NORWOOD, Esq, was formerly
known the press Of the State OF the orig In
founders and for several years Editor of the Darling
Flag which paper discontinued at the beginning
the AS natives Of tho South respectfully solic
share Of the advertising patronage.
J. l.. on PA e CO., Publishers.
Darlington q. d., i. O.. Decem5er2- 1895.
Oe,amher 15 m
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, Passengers.

Per steamer Dictator from Palatkn, via Jacksonville,
and Fernandina-Mrs whitner. Miss Whitner, Mrs
Glover nurse and child, Miss Jones and servant Mrs
Lee Mrs Thopes, II Brant, L O Voght, Murdock
Shay, Launin, Mrs Margaret Steward, Bind, VIM
craig schurler Flemming, McNelty, N Car
dozs Mrs Louisa Wilson and children, Reed, D
Nuard. G Brody, Morgan, Norward, W Z Bod
GERS Gov 8 walker
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THE SOUTHERNER rs PUBLISHED REGULARLY
| every FRIDAY MORNING, at Darlington Gouri
House g. O. by JAMES NJ. BROWN, and Edited by B.
W. BO D, Esq. It has just commenced It's SEVENTH
VOLUME under very hattering suspices. II is large
sheet s printed the best of paper and the publisher
is determined to spare neither labor nor expense In
making 1t worthy Of the largest patronage Having q
good anc rapidly growing circulation among the Plant
ers and Merchants OF Darlington District. and th
Pea Dee country 1t ohers -trbu, nducenents to T.
Mcrahants and othnrs desirous ~ making them
,nps. nrou.l the r1,s'iafD ot stveNtisemente
ES3rnATv N
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'NlYURH'S own REMEDIES.
Congress Spring Water.
.'' :' Empire spring Water.
d't ss3g.4
s'a - Columbian Spring Waters

NO NATURAL OR ARTIFICIAL COMPOUND has
yet been discovered that equals these
waters ss PREVENTIVE, RELIEF AND PERMA-
MENT CURE, for many temporary and chronic dig.
cases. as proved by the experience Of many thousands
who have drank them for years. with the most beneacts
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Savannah Market.

8 iVANNAH, May 25.-Al purchases OF Produce hsv-
ing been suspended under adverse intelligence from
Europe there has been nothing to found Exchange
upon, and ills have disappeared from the market
Sight checks New York can readily be had vt the
Banks at per cent premium, and sterling has sold as
high AZ per cent miuman advance OF 10 per cent
since the ca 'ly part Of the month
here is general confidence that the worst news from
abroad has roached and that change for the better
In business here will soon be apparent.
CoTToN-Since our last review this market has shown
great reaction from the extreme depression Of last
week, and, twithsandng the crisis In Liverpool and
the anticipated effect Of 1t In New York, prices have ad
pound carried along b similar feeling In New York
The on snnarent causes for such An advance are the
accounts Of the next crop being 30 bad and the now
more general demand from Northern spinners aso tae
advance In gol consequent on the drain rom this
country from Europe, and whtle we mention the hrst
Cause we would remark that far direct nteli-
pence reaches, and from what wo can Gull from our
western exchanges consider the next prospects
nearly desperate and the lesser estimates are be-
rivers very wet weather. with cold, chilly nights, bad
seed and ineciency Of labor are positive facts and
their effect can be well estimated BY our readers as
by ua -.
We aould, on present advance, quote our market
equally irregular % under the depression, Wnue we
would give pricea "a follows:
GOOD mtddltng
6trict Hiddlng. .........................N
Middnng .Soh
Low mdQung. 100
Good ordinary. 80. unbaieaole. -.
eBA IsLAsps.-Uleaa common Sea Islands are worth
6Uss CENTS Finer grades 76@e0 cents, and OF the
old no crops nearly all have been bought up or for
uarded1
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THE BARNWELL SENTINEL.

THE BARNWELL SENTINEL ~,
THE PUBLICATION OF THIS PAPER, WHlGh OE'
FICE destroyed In February ieSt oy tne sa sus1
srmv has been resumed II the only paper pupnsne9
10 that large and popuous District and to nerchanS aao
business men possesses advantages seldom met wiLa.
YARNS for ADVERTISING 81 per square Of twelve hnes o.
aaa tor each inserbon Subsc-iuton to paper. 81 p3
~ -, ~ s5d-ass sHUCK PERRY,
s1.h =, oo'A'~' Propriotorss
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, Ma" 22-CoFFEE-We report sales of
400 bags Rio from second hands, at 1792Okc god as
to quality.
FLoUR-There some demand to-day for sunors.
with sales of 100 bbls Northwestern ut 50 co. 1U u do
at 50 75 200 bbls Howard street at slO rs do choice
descriptions there is only jnb6ing demand but prcs
remain without quotabe change We repeat viz How
srd.sreet upper out extra $40 25 CO. do kxtr
shipping sl to H. do high grades sl2 to l do Fam
lily s4 to Isl Ohio Super aud cut Extra $40 10 26 do
Extra shipping sll to H. do retailing Sill so to II 3d.
aud do Family S,3 so TO II 80; Northwestern Suuer so
to TO- do Extra $40 rs to IL 50 City Mills super SO SO to
TO- do shipping brands extra sl3 to 3 60 do standard
Extra t. H. do hsh grades retailing sl4 h0 Built
more. Weloh's and Greenfield Family SIG 81 9 bbl.
eve Flour. new, IS IS to Q p bbl Corn Meal-City
Mills aud Brsndywne 81 IS to 10 p Dbl.
GnIs-Tho receipts Of Wheat to-day were only
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6 IF T
STORE,
No. 1913 King-street.

r 1BERAL AND POPULAR METHOD TO INSURE
IL the rapid sale Of NEW AND STANDARD BOOKS
Including Works of Fiction; aso Prayer Books, Bibles,
HYMN Books, Backgammon Boards. Writing Desks,
Photograph Albums, Portfolios Card Pictures &c. All
selected from the lists Of the most eminent publishers
and sold at their list prices $25o0 worth OF Gifts dis
tributed with every 500 90 worth of Goods. gifts
varying in value from &c. to $500, given with each
article Sold
We wish It distinctly understood that we have none
of the Brass Jewelry-our Gifts arc useful articles
he finest assortment of Photographs ever exhibited
In tlIls city will be found here.
The "Crculating Library" well known to the citi-
Zens Of this city, has receiveda large addition Of now
Books by the most popular authors.
Initials stamped on Note Paper and Envelopes with
out extra charge.
The public are respectfully solicited to give us trial.
and satisfy themselves. LIMO May ~
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EMPIRE WATER

Ia csthartic. and valuable remedy for rheumatism.
DeranQement Of the Liver, Diseases Of the Skin, ana
General Debility It's effects most salutary In Lung
Diseases. It is almost SURE CUBE for scrofnn ana
the most aggravated forms OF Dyspepsia AS PREvEn-
TIVE AND CURE for all Bilious Derangements, 1t stano9
anrivaled. -
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COMMERCIAL
EXPORTS

CUBA-Per schr Grape shot-2oooO feet Steam Sawed
- Lumber
PRILADELPHIA-Per schr Golden Gate-26 bales Cot
ton 3e6 bars Iron, 19 Car Wheels 16,CO0 feet Lum-
her So -, ,tstf,.;s .fSA.
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eHects.
CONGRESS WATER

Is cathartc Alternative and tonic, and Is valuable
remedy for affections Of the Liver and Kidneys Dys-
pepsis Gout Chronic Constipation and Cutaneous dis.
eases It Ia most powerful preventive of the Feyefs
and Bilious Complaints, prevalent In warm climates
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Tine CharIeston Market.

There an sctive demand for the staple yesterday
at advanced prices and some $50 bales were Sold We
ou.
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CORN, BACON, Sc.-Holders OF Corn, Bacon, an

other produce here yesterday inspose to sell in
many cases. except at advance previous prices.
This expected increase in price is owing mostly the
advance in gold.
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Wilmington nIarkct.

WILMINGTON, May 2i.--i UnPENTINE-Only4 42 bbi7
received and sold at SIS for Virgin, So 10 for Yellow DIP
and 81 IS Tor hard, q 2S0 lbs. .
SPIRITS TURpENrINE-Saes of 115 bbls a 6sc, and 6S
do at SIC p gallon tor white, sshs
RosIs SALES of 1924 bbls at Sc 021sD7 90 for NO. l.,
81 7h@8 for Palo and SIS Tor Opaque, q 289 lbs.
CorToS-24 bales changed hands at SAC q tb for Mid
ding.
HAY Sales from wharf 16l bales Northern at 95o.
and 266 do at 81 q 100 Tbs.
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FREraHrs Arc very dull at I'd for upland. and Xd
for isls to Liverpool To New York by steamers
freghls are fuctustng and nominal We quote 81 per
bale for cotton aud 81 ID per bale for domescs To
Philadelphia md Baltimore. By steamers 10 for cotton
To Boston, per steAronr square 16I6 compressed Nc
BY sailing vessels all northern ports c. Timoer to
Liverpool and Bristol 42s6d 5s per losd to New York
SO to Sill Lumber is IN good deuand {, West dia
ports $40 TO $1 per 1000 feet and SlS to the windward
OF the Island.
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HEALTH RESTORED.
AND SICKNESS PREVENTED BY USING THE oEIa
BRATED
GRAEFENBERG
FAMILY MEDICINES.
AMONG WHICH ARE rh4t
MARSHALLS UTERINE CATHOLIC0Ns

Which will infaIbly, positively, invariably cure al
thosa tornrne uerplexing and debiitating symptoms
commonly known as FEMALE DISEASE, WEAKNESS
IRREGULARITIES etc., which weary and render IN
happy 30 many women between the ages Of % and go
for which the medical profession seeks In ain fore
remedy and from which wealth, position. delcacy, ana
refinement afford no exemption. -.
Bead the following: .. j.
am graduate OF the regular Medical Colleges. Eight.
een months ago had Of female dis
ease which had entirely failed to cur. One Lady had
constant Mysteries; had every s,mpton Of epapeo
others had whites falling Irregularities, and all the %.
we're symptoms of continued uterine derangement
Having my attention called to mARSHALL'S UTEklNN
OATHOIICON used It, and 1t cured every case There
has not been single failure In tts operation.
'-0 O. J. NORTHINGTON, II. D.
ns-seo that the seal of the Graefenberg Companyh
on evary bottle. ga -
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Mobile Market.

MOBILE. May 2l.-Corroy.-There was only light
demand TO day Stock ON sale poor. and but little Offer
ing. Ihe sales amounted to 2l0 bales. Middings
S3 to-c.
MONETARY AND FINANcrAL-There has been fair
business done to-day.
GoIp.-rhere is a good demand. with an upward tom
dency Buying and selling rate l3O to 49,
S1LvER-Buyng aud selling at ll9 tn l25
kxcHASGE.-Sterling 1873 to l4l. New York sight Z
premium. New Orleans par.
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Grand tntal DAgS I'ooo
CorToN-Is held quite firmly, though the demand is
less urgent Modugs are quoted at from S7@4O cents
chiefly without this range, per TO- Sales since our last
400 bales against receipts of 2056 bales.
MOVEMENTS IN COTTON AT THIS PORT.