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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-11-14
E,eDuiiati0n.

Bait. Moore, Esq, one of tie profonnlest
lawyers of North. Carolina, has wri ten Tic
letter which fclllws on subject, which
has TO some extent occupied the minds of our
people:
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-11-14

a DIsGUsTING ExHIBITIoN.-The specta-
cle ofsome twenty or thirty yonng white wo.
n,en walking arm in arm with as many negro
-lacn III a procession in one of the Northern
States, is an outward typeof the inward spirit
Of the most degrading and besottcd fanaticism
that eyer disgraced civilized country We
nare no manner of objection to make to the
indulgence Of such social tastes by those of
the white race who arc capable Of making
chem, only deprecating their being obtruded
upon the public. There are certain ,decercies
OF civilization which ,lunatics cannot be ex-
pected to observe, but which are. none the
less disgusting, when people who have their
senses ar made involuntary spectators. Shock
ing as such an exhibition as that referred to
Is, it is only specimen cn large scale of
what fanaticisIn would like to see everywhere,
If its voice could be potential. When the
outsinks' of one race can prevail over the
i instincts" of another, it will probably sue.
cead. Bat nature has set up barrier against
revolving intermixturcs, which will not be
lastly overcome. 1t is not the destiny Of this
ccu!itry to be converted into mulatto pop
ula(ion. The small minority of Social PGriahs
may indulge al lHbitHm their peculiar pro-
pensilies, 5ut will hurt nobody butthem:clves.
Baltimore Transcript.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-11-14

BLOOD IaGo, BLOOD !-Accorcing to re-
ports frbn Canada, the PEOPLE of that pro-
vince are exceedingly hlood.thirsty. 1t is
said that petitions are coming in.from all
sections, asking that no reprievc be granted
10 The condemned Fcnians. These people
pedtioning Cor blooii are the Black Rcpubli-
cans of Canada. When the Fenians stood On
lhcir soil in line Of battle, their anxiety for
blood was not remarkable. They carefully
staid at home They did no fighting. They
she'd no blood But SO soon as SOME Fcnians
were CAPTURED, and the remainder had re-
| trc:rsri. then the thirst Of the Canadian Black
tapub.;c.ss for blood suddenly acquired
vigorous exist nee.
There is cordial fellow feeling between
these petitioners over the border and our ow n
slay-at home patriots. Both are excessively
anxious ior. blood. Neither did particle of
! fighting. Both waited until somebody else
had ended the war, aud then their turn came.
Blood! Iago, bloodr' is tie cry of all
towards, leeches, fanatics and sncaks, fror,
the day of 0thello to that of the rebellion i'll
the United States, and that of the Fenian
invasion of Canada.-Chicago Times.
MIL1rARY--Military outrages arc still
practiced in the South. We see it stated in
the Houston Telegraph, of the 18th instant,
that few days previously file of soldiers
arrested the Clerk of the District Court of
Guadalupe county, forced him to give up the
keyof his Office, and tool; thererom npo1-
tant documents pertaining to suits for Dana
ges against one Longworth, an agent Of the
negro Bureau at Seguin. The soldiers, it is
said, were acting under the orders of General
Sheridan, who is we'll known to be one of tho
most interruptions military tyrants which the
late war produced.
Judge Ireland, of the district in which this
outrage was perpetrated, has instructed Il Q
grand jury of the proper county to nvesti.
gate the outrage and indics the offenders.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-11-14

WHAT WE May ExrEcr.-The National
Mtelligcncer says: To show what cause of
alarm the Southern people have from the SUI
iaemacy Of the radical party,it is sufficient
10 refer to the alarming threats put forth by
that party or by some prominent influences
in it-threas as follows:
!. Disfranchisemen! Of the rebel Whites.
=. Putting all power in the Lands Of the
blacks aud few loyal whites.
3. Organizing ind arming the colored peo.
pie, as proposed by the Washington Ca1om-
icle.
4. Keeping up bodies Of loyal troops at the
expense Of particular localities, rs proposed
BY Southern loyaliss in their address.
5. Confscalion more or less extensive.
Gen. Butler told the soldiers they could
tlrom Arlington and 60 South, conGs.
eating.
6. Hanging the principal rebels. -,
I. Ignoring the existing State organiza-
ton, ,and appointing military Governors.
8. Annuling the, pardons granted by the
President. (.
0. Exclusion OF every person South who
had ever taken an oath to support the Con-
stitution, whether compromised by the re-
belliou-or not, from all Offices civil, military
or naval.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-11-14

Y1TITH Wow of extending our business, we
wv havo this day taken in Partnership Mr.
VIM. B. DAWSON, who for many years was n
prominent Merchant of this City, and who is
we'll known throughout the South. We present
to the trndo facilities second to house in tho
South, and shall keep constantly on hand such
leading articles as nrc set forth in our Card
guaranteeing to give entire satisfaction.
GEO. R. CRUMP 4 co.
We arc also prepared to do COTTON BUsI-
NESS, and solicit Consignmcnts from Planters
nledoing ourselves 10 obtain tho highest Cash
market prices, our MR.. DAWSON. having had
fifteen years experience in the business.
In addition to our supply of Groceries, ETC., We
are IMPORTING THE PURE NO. PERU
WAN GUANO, which we will guarantee genu-
inc, and will also keep the BEST PHOSPHATES
and only those VIC can recommend to Farmers ms
n genuine article.
Your business is most earnestly solicited.
CRUNIP, DAWSON & co.,
200 Broad St.,
AUGUSTA, GEORGIA.
Aug IA 3m 50
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-11-14

P.S.-The courts of the United States,,
and of every State, have declared such legis-
latlon void.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-11-14

JONATHAN NJ. MILLER.
BEECH ISLAND. Nov. Sd, 1866.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-12

The Late Theft on the Steamer sassiase d
Gubn.
EXAMINATIONS IN THE CASE.

Yesterday the case of Mrs. Eleanor willard, who
was arrested several day since Charge II having stolen
81 Unite States Legal Tender Note tom M Csro-
tigo Je Cuba to this port for e1smnA
before Justice Hogan at the Tomhs The parteaais OF
rc complainant asked by The ciunsci or the DEFENSE
wh,er bad been intoxicated 81 any tune during 'o'
age rom Aspinwa.l; She replied that she had not.
Mrs Sydnie ~ Adams testified tla' during the passage
from Aspnwal ID occnpied staerC0m with the corphih'
ana dsfeadant the complainant appeared 10 De lo
Gated several oecasios; she used pFoane and Lscns
a9euige 10 wnness ana Deca,ee 80 o9.oN 20 i & ~
applied TO the purser OF the steuue 20 rave me CON-
nainaut removed to anOacr and this do2e
aer tie loss OF the money The aeea.ea requested tae
and parser 10 search her en' icy ga Eoi We
SIX dress which the 81 O10 roc nnd seereied dier
ninth he compaip ant stated she had been roboe'l
Mr. ". Garrisb, State Treasurer 81 Cthiorns iN
with the defendant; rst met compliment
Oh Plaza, frht Of the CITY Hail. ssu Francisco ste
that she was Of Immoral c.arecler he 81" We, 70. No.
hos and she asked bin TO take Der TO the thea tls
TaTsr ON Inc way rom san Francisco to Greytowu
him the cabin and desired HIN 10 look after her as te
and he gave her snail bottle brandy she again cad for
liquor before reaehsg Aspuwai while passing the staseo"m
onS reuac Thai he was paving her Is attention
wanted hiu send her onethiug be replied that bis
hut he would send her Bottle Of ac she wanted ~
sent TO the table bat refused 10 do Der vhos
conduct from the time witness first saw her was impole
cused md several other ladies' ~ her; after the zee
money complainant sent witness to induce him 10
10 s ssid he Void get some other per,OD
10 20 IT, believes that So raised. and but for Der con
duet ON board she might have raised si.os.
The Hon. Ever. State Senator OF California usii
fed that be fellow passenger OF the complainant aid
accused; the reputation Of the complainant among the pas
senges bad and her conduct mpo2e the condec And
general department OF the accused that Of lady.
Mr. John J. Htckok California, testified that he
passenger with the plainant and accused he saw
the COM anant scycrl occasions acting though
ander the influence OF liquor the conduct OF the @oet
uneScep,ionabe occasion be heard the conan
ant using very Indecent language toward Mrs. Adams
Several other sttCd substance above.
Tho counsel then addressed the Court, srd
argued hJ although the found concesed In dre
belonging his client still ID might have been placed ihee
By The panant while Intoxicated perhaps through
revenge 10y tue complainant for having been ee'es
from the stateroom.
The msestrae after dclbcration. decided dmp
H. nj N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-12
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY, JULY IL, 1866

has been very limited Fine domestic are scarce ana yey
H. hi common ard coarse grades heavy and ra,eF
~ t,,.r.' f,vor W. quoic - currency, !lowsi Do
-ce, coces 45aJOc Native ana one-quaTer AltI
- 0z5c f,r one haf and thrcc.q quarter dol bDGbJe of
biol DO aud 65S7)c Tor Saxony F.eeces; D@4lc Tor
No pJedi NdGOr for Sucerne 10. and 6)aS1c for Tx
ia do 20 g7c. FIR Unwashed salii0rnia -'~'e
o. 6ge DO and l5a2c for rexas We qloc feregn as ~
orS South American OF 25a27c. for copmoh Washe S<S
~. for Unwa,hei Metz ana Merno; SEA isc for Was1ed
Entre Rlos; .79pc fr Unwsshed CreIci tO@ zoe ios
ard Cordoyei Gillian at 2iS3lc ir UH%aS1d aos.1i
and Mcrino; Cape Good Hope. 3O5S, Tor nnSasAe,i
Ts india IS 055c for washed and Afresn Of zoG''e 'oi
Unwashcd md 80 &c f,r Washed. ..s.
NLISkY-Thc mGrkct Is moderately aetVe anu eeneu'
frrer; sales 81 - tbls Westrn at e. -. -. -
WuALEBONE has been yeryAopu but prices s ~ vi 10
change We quote 81 2t1el Is tor )nlh sea- Wv
81 40 FOR Oolotsk and 81 4o0 G 42I for Arctic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-12
ros,enIive stock Market
BRIGHTON CAMBRIDGE AND MEDfoRD.
Reported for The tribune for Tie Htk ending bedhea'S
July ii, 1866.
Amount Of stock at markets 80, vi.

rported for The TRnUgF for rses ending Wednesday,
July IL, 1850.
Amount Of stock at market, ,.,,... Vel.
This week.-....----.L547 7l5s goo LN0 S So
Ss ,csg s5s s ssss So SIS 600
PEcRs-Beef per 100 b. on total weight o. niae; ,r
sd meat extra Sfa el4 50. first quality sl3 2Snsio ~
srcord quality sl2 25 SO. third quality slIdSl2i SOe
of the poorest Buns &c. ssdsl0
Uoi &iH9 OzeH-sl7J0SgO , <.-r -. esoa
CgrsGGd Yoaag Calg,,Falr quahy s5SSs75' extra seVS
sej iaTrOw and CRY, S35dSi5 49,. -.
head. In lois 81 IS 30, 80. -, "a,
~, Rogs-Pcr ID llc live weight Shoce. wholesale 2c.i
rcfnn f2aIsc; Pigs. Wholesale l6dlsc retail lo9%oc'
Pc 10.
HTfs-Brighion Zoe per n country Tots, FL q 9c
Tll,r-BE ghton. SIC. per b.i conatfy lots eVsc-
Peifs--a1c. each; Lambs. tJc.
CAL ShRs--2Jd21c. per 10. -,,..,,o,
the wholesale butchers pay bot Me attention
De- the compaAuyey ANAL run PEI
TUESDAY morning. Tr.deappsared,o Dc r-ther
stock was rlter poor ard thought prices wrrr soous
lat, a. about l59 IN az oF.i
We hard OF no sale over - oe"l'
Ie- b. sni uueb II to - cents per ID. MI. Ia,uP
LII III Vermont Mr. Phihrisx Of Woodworking ana M
hi 90 lie maxi, seller aud Irices on w e .eeL'
VIZ higher than hast week WHEN u fhouIi o. re-
the dfoyrrs hard The weather cool yesterday
~. ard The
mn srnt Of 4. al cattle snrpei something GA hurry
Al v,fl. hsir. nrrtty we'll G. cured b. ; O'clock.
~ Albany bought somewhat heow t
r md The but h. demanied corresponding feaio W
The Northern hey did ast "ecs lfcs hy
prucst-t claring II than they eouh az
fi ~ i've nsr than worth any way and ihon
iieg should they could help then Pretty pIces
po4ud The lcives passed tom car 10 cart WIN pa
ie sumbADs eoHcuds tat ALA vel in that line
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-12
Ranrsl Of Education.

RESIGNATION OF THE ASSISTANT srPEGINrrNpESr ON
GRAMMAR scuooLs-A SITE FOR a NEW SCHOOL
HOUSE. r..
Tie Board met at O'CLOCK Has, evening, the Pref
dent. James NJ. Mclean. esq. in tine chain.
Tho Boari received the resignation OF MA Geo. W. Coopr
Assistant Superintendent, Of Grammar Schools Ordered q
file. q. f..l ..Hf|r.
The Committee Finance presented resolution " aieh
adopted appopratng 81 900 for the purpose Of
ing school site the souhery side 81 Due hundedas
fiteenthst 100 feet Of the line Of the fhraye 90
which erect school bni!dDg with enc Grammar ScLoo
and Primary Department, Tor tie Twoah wsrd.
On the oil the Committee. the follow
ing appropriations made; Nipeonth Ward, elerS
and repairing Grammar School No. Is, sa 600: First Nsc
repairing buildings siy0i Twenty Ward pamnos
and repairing Grammar Schools Nos ~ .s and 81, each
$500 $500; Fourth Ward, repairing seoeol bsiAas~
el,.O1. Adopted =.
The Board into ballot FOR the election Of Assistants
Superintendent Of Grammar Schools yieo George w cooper
resigned which resulted tho choice OF Thomas Hunter 70
the position tor tho ie:m OF two years aad 10 receive s!
OF 50 go per annum.
long debate had aresnlnion providing or se
carpetng 0 platforms ia The various schools VI the cay ~
exceed OO which waswldawn, and the boae
adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-12
philadelphia Cu,,Ie NHnrket-JULY 10.

Tie Cattle Market this week very active and prices
we're ewhaIower Tie offerings ard sales amounted 10
100 head prices ranging from els TO .6 100 for 1lr
Ia good and from AZ 90 go % for prime and Extra Stock
Common Crrle sold from e4 30 Us 10 quality.
SnFEP-fhs market quite active and tho safes
nrioanted 10 head from to Ole m gross, as 10
condition
Hostile demand fr Hogs not very good Ihe sales
amounted To $50 head 1T fOD sl3 oSI % 100 W, net
o. prime lots brought tie ast named price. .
CoWs-Ihs nGrzet dot; 10 head were SOLD q trom
81 to SO r Sprioges and fro go to SO for Mich Cows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-12
"A Juiy II. 4BJO

" KIM 6DAl. July IL 4oJO
Since orr weekly review have had teood desire OF
activity in Breadstu especially IN Indian C"iui ths
has quite freely for lnyestuen with goi export
iuoniry but at lower and ifregl prices We notice ce
and Tor good Extra State Flour Tor export 10 London bnt
the small and current hghNprees have Pevend the
filling orders; Cotton Petroleum and Naval oIOIes
have declined and have ruled very heavy
ASHES1he inquiry for Pots Is limited but with smal
supply prices hHeg sales at e. 80. Pearls TOO
are scarce but the absence Of Sals prices are IoHLa 81
sl6dSl7
BEESWAX-With large supply on haua and only
moderate inquiry hdnarket essr and We uoe small sales
at 40G4lc for Western Yellow.
COFFEE-we notice inquiry for Rio, bat prices have
undergone particular change.
COi1ON-lhe market dull and heavyi sales OF CO bales
AZ 1885, for Midolings and 37d3sc. for Orieans.
aCOAL-The inquiry for DomcsiiQ continues good for TIE
Eastern local trade and cargo prices wtl mant nedi
uough the stock larger than last foreg Is IN Tar
demand and is firm the supply lmiicd We bear OLD sale
OF a cargo Of Little Glice Bay at g sIi. cash.
CANDLES-We have change to note fince our last
The demand moderate at 23d24c for AdamgnDe,
1Oc for Sperm and 50d55c. for Patent.
COPPEsIhe iuqury for American 1Bgct has been lair
susained sales of 10000 ~ cnsing al
"a, 3<c and Lake including sales FOR AUGUST de
livery 53cj New Sheabing selling at+e and Yellow
Metal at 33c.
DRUGS AND DYEs-The inquiry from the trade fr all
articles this heading has been fair bot IN the absence
Of any speculative demand the sses have been limited and
ice liz n0ad We azofa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-12
Flour bbls whes, bu. Corn, IN. B.r'ey b.
1eGs...... 200 l,46A.39l l7n2D pl3D
ie6s...... $500 t7.S6 4ecoolo 5Gsoo
800 Dec si7 go Inc @ 80 sOl Dec.9o f.

Dec....lJI. 800 Dec si7.s1O Inc .9iys sol Dee99.N
BY reducing The wheat 20 -four. the qnaniiy Of The i
ter left at tidc-water this year compared with The e
spending period last year, shows deficiency oil 'O1VO'
bbls -four.
The following comparative table shows the quen"'y OF
Of the principal articles Of produce oi' ~
from the commencement q navigation 10 ILu -SiuuiAB
.l--oo Il A. ...Llin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-12
Z Jnne in the Years indieatel:
The Chicago Tribune Of Monday says:

Tie market during the week has ruled quite strn.
gent and bankers have generally been uade TIC neees OF
restraeg borrowers Owing % the heavy receipts or corn
and great activity in the shipment Of produce gen lneIe
has been greater demand for money both by cry nnd com
try merchants and currency had 70 DO tegraptei IN
York supply the requirements OF trade ana commerce. 10
day The market pegABp easier than IN the earlier part q"
the week but is still very close The OF discount az te
banks steady at 10 cent ann1 but street rates are
firm at l a. - per cent per month
The total value of foreign goods imported into tho port
of Boston for the week ending July was SS5S5, aG"ns
$685., IA for the corresponding week in 1863. Total
amount Of imports from January to July 6, 1906 sA,-
1924.
The Boston TrareRer of yesterday reports that
Captasts do not experience any dculy in finding hor
Of money good security NJ per cent ana upward
for periods and the rate wGs cha gcd bY Inc ~ u
utions both regular an1 transient CUSTOMERS Inc ne
market little active than has been OF late nu te
Il better supply Of prime paper FOR u wbch Is oidy
poed of At the legal bank rate and instances alta mile
under inferior grades negotiated u the street WIN
less facility The general stock market htto noie 's
is an Increased disposition manifested 70 pay AT @
reduced quotations The SOLID investments are rather scarce
and large could De purchased without causing an
advance prices There orders TO bny than TO SCI
dividend paving securities hat shares 10 mining companies
with exceptions somewhat neglected by the opera
tors at present -
The Times says the operating expenses Of the Ere
Road in 1866 were only G. per cent The writer does not
believe It, whatever bis readers may do, and knows that
SIS 539 more were really operating expenses than were
charged such. The company may be Obliged to cook its
accounts but there is why lie should ADOPT
these false statements.
Foreign exchange closes firm for the steamer. Bills at
60 days London quoted at 1914 0i0l for CONNER
cal sial09i for bankers do. of short sight, fIol
llOa; Paris GO days. 5l S50Si do. ut short tight,
51lia5,05; Antwerp, 5.2005.l0i Swiss, 5l2i S5IOi.
Hamburg, 36l037i; Amsterdam; fOl
The following shows the specie movements at New
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-12

The earnings Of the Chicago and Northwestern Rail
road Company for the first week in July were:
1906 ssO762 ss 1865. .sl76l93 ls Inc $3.50 60
The following are the comparative eornings OF the
Detroit and Milwaukee Railroad for the week ending
July 5:
1866 s35 So lss5.... s36iitl Qgc.......-. sss7
The Michigan Southern road shows in the first week Of
July an increase iu earnings of sO,59S the North
Western gain of $4 0Oo and the Rock Island decrease
of sls,65l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-12

July Il--6oC0 bbs Flour. Is bbIs WHISKY SIC bbls.
Corn Meal lOD sacks do 800 sacks OIL Casn $3.50 hush
corn 1850 BASH OIts 6 Pkgs. Ashes. l2si7 Live Hogs
; bbs Petroleum.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-12

CRIMIyAL.-The July term oil the Court OF GersIA
Sessions yesterday Tie following the es' as
posed OF previous the adjournment; .0.H. :
Thomas Evans charged With stsbbpg Caroline Dnnr'
ith lie pleaded guilty ct assault aud bae.
and sentenced the Penitentiary one yeer
John Siariery who ss6d John Boitaer 40 the aedgas
with knife, was seateaeadt0a oEe!ear tenn AZ ihe
itentiiry. -.
James Barehans proved gaty ~ crne snd inbnsaN
icatEeat 10 aged sn, sentenced 10 The fsh"
tafy Tor one year, and inei $50. d .... ..-.,,
Richard Edwards ara gad " grand arcepy 10 80
ing Dur htff. I'd rstol and silver Hss
He pleaded guilty ,ba isd.ctmea ard sentenced " "
PonitaRtiaTy iog s.x mont4, aad Asei SNh -,
Bernard Collins cony.othi OF stealing one Dt' OF "
ton, valued nced she STATE Prsoh ""
five yesfs. bus Il3' e. rH...U
T6omss Ke,Iely who was complicated Nv toe ofe'.'
peaded guilty Of petit ccny, aad was TO iae ren'"
iary for six mcuthS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-12

lkAIHEkS Without onangei sales AT q = Dc Tor
pliras Tennessee; and do. Western, sOd95c.
GRAINThers has boen improvement In the demand for
Spring Wheat this day week but with more liberal
both present and prospective holders were compelled 70
submit 10 eoncesson the inquiry has been entirely from
miers but the made jgsI such lots 10 supply
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-12


LEATHER j. igLt stuck With only moderate
receipts demand fiir and pIces steady OAK sole
Il m aud wanted vita small supply. We qule Qer ronhI
CASH: Hcm1ck-Bncnos Ayes Heavy. Jooj'r.i hlunV
"a 36c; Light 39QJ3lc.; Ca!iornit: a'y sfH5Sci
Nude, 80 Bile; Light 3ilJ-!c. Osln0co, &c
HEAVY s0d32lc.; MIDI e. bd3ic.; iAglt JOGJic u.oa
Damned Poor do. 2iG2ic IA te hoagb' - 9c
Oak slaaehter-heasy, 4Ga46 Made Oal'ii Lis',
36c Middle Cropped 4-43e.i ISht CROPPED 4iS19ci
Heavy in the ghsf0Gio c. Middle do. JoG4sc' Lisa'
Co. 3OasGs Bellies, is9ac. ,,,
LEAD-Ihe inquiry hr scotch Pig las been qnte 'oll'c
times very excited There have htcl are
PURCHASES Of furCien prices have adva ced an
cse g. 37Jds7 81 Tor Spanish. German RetHeo ana
Eagh gold Bar Sill 50 and Sheet and Ips al sl -
LIMEocklaud has bcen s good dom nj ana prices iHe1
fru; sales at 81 20 flr Common. nli s. 10 for Lamp.
LArHS-EtstcTn has been very GOOD demand, but IN
prices particular change has occused quote At 81 -
asa.
MOLASSES-The rnsTke, Is scarcely frn Int betto-
yreyalsd AID OF 49, hnis CUBA certrif-
ugl private terms Al4 Al.coyldo pft al So
NAVAL STOkES-Spuiis TuTpeniine has b,'n dlu
Urees l. oil leovy stock. 400 BIZ. ttado
Iurpentne lower and dul; s,ocs LOO Tbs. RosiAs
Taher duh prices have declined clohag he1yi
Tar has ruled quite firm. with moderate business We
quoie
iurpenpe. North County. .-......-..P 80 y ass %
Tar. Washing aud Newbcfno...-...F blL - a -
Pitch. City. No. i----..-------.--... .------ ) - -
IL Common. q ~ Ia
sir 81. ninct and No. Gin yd).....F -c1 ~ a. o.
A. sia No. aad Pale lud Nhilo. ~ . %
Spirits IurpcT~ue. Amcrilen....-.-.-..< y gal ~ a ~
OllSLlrsoet 4fs been IN fair demand at aii price,
Craze Whale has oaiT in moderate enes bot prces
are without cnmge Crude Sperm ~ letter aenald IN pi
oxrort and prices firm Lard OIL is du and uul ngcd
0yp on remeias quls Red Oh is inactive and nominal We