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Dress GOODS DEPARTMENT.,

N THIS PARTICULAR LINZ WILL BE FOUND THE
styles:
POPLINs,, Merinos.. Empress Cloth, Mohairs
Black and Colored Silks, Scotch Plaids
And an extensive variety Of low-priced Dress Goods.
" ma sS7' y nAln "s anq HOOP SKIRTS very ohea p
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JEW. H.lsMrTH, Clerk Of Council
FKpM WASHINGTON.

f' 'iNYF -
Especial Dispatch to tie Baltimore SUM-
Mr.. BOUTWELL, AMI. yHEa1MRA4onaesNT MOVEMENT
HIS CHARGEs-REHE 9cLosf&a DIS THE REBEL,
ARCHIVES oFFIcE-PACEFIC RAILROAD DIRECTORS
MARYLAND WITNESSES BEronaa FHs Hft cbadnTAaaa
IoNAL ooM1uTTEE-THa RkrLRoAD asQumK, 70.
E E;ss'P S ~ 1Ss, ,. SssyI 3 e az, g. Ss y! {. ss ssis s!s5 e.
faoFngsr hes expressed his discrimination 70 con-
sl Rssr ssa sslSss sa sGl s 3 &sIass ttAs + H9 Sss. & I'T r. aSs
son, which, in his (Boutwell's) opinion, Will sus-
e y; sR ;Rs s;S; 4 Ssassgk 4 l i, ls',. s( y sg|sas,g y \
The assassination Of Mr.. Lincoln, and that In order
TO destroy. the evidence Of his guilt, ,Mr. johnson
ESs sandl;nssn the once asss ot5sebsY aaIe$&iy se@oysd
General GRAZ, sser ssss sS ps var Ssi'e "a G 'ntsrsns ef %hie q
siys toi shs1 tns, p rs stssr5x n ,eha rse, %spt 4 s : reia-
t'a9'~ 'p1AAns,g94$A sR' dhssss2a 5'o osssos, s'('1'
L. Az WAsHnsar0N, 'Adgdst M 1Bs1.1s
Fs s1a M h'soss: RI t5Ne,sl Ks11s osWu
established he'd 3 hssins rs be S8' e t ahe DER. a5sih,E soe S5daee wss
ed, and the repordaithereo& carefully arranged nm
sss ses sss ss sHst assss S sss . sss' g sss q oFs War directs mas.s
vouk1serS9oes as1chief Of that office win not be re-
Huired, and to request you to turn over the oface
Pa H n l; $lg:l s:I lssa' + f e s..$$!2i|aaIIHsE1HslCI$,1 J 4
Your Obedient servant,
Nm u. DOMN6aENDti II
The President to. tasstsss ab5ofns sSdha1 Hob! gnnsa
Brooke, Of New York, md 8 nusi Mckee. Of PENN
sSa1SaRRi saiit5 ass.s1 'RRls 1 p~Isas; g sS Of s i've U 5;sset 20,
pn the tartHf the GoRbrnment; the other three
MsEa apReentsaA tsw weeks ago. The latter are
i asssss Il A %issGasis = and @fs5 sssss L. afi HGaa 81 81 FL r..
NAaua' sDJ3 tsiNEii3jl
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&S- Relativcs. Friends and Acauaantances
of MIR. and Mrs. MARTIN DOUD. are respectfn,,v IN.
vited to attend the funeral of the former, from his luto
residence. In Tradd street, between Meeting and King
streets, THIS Morning. at ~half-past Nine o'clock.
October 10
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q MARRIAGE AND CELlBACY, AND THE
HAPPINESS MES OF TRUE M~ANHooD.-Aa Essay tor
Young Men on the Crime of Solitude. aud the Physio-
Logical Errors. Abuses and Diseases which create Inn.
pediments to MARRIAGE, with sure means Of Relief.
Sent IN sealedfaetter envelopes. nee Of charge. Y '--t-
Address @7fa = DB. j. SKILLN HOUGHrON... N
sos ''a4i' howard Association, Philadelphia, Pm. .
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AS- ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.-PRIZES
cAsHED AND INFORMATION FURNISHED.
Tho highest rates paid for %DOUBLOONs and all kinds
OF GOLD AND SILVER. "
TAYLOR & CO., Bankers,
No. 10 Wall street.
October 10 1vr N.uv.
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LINEN GOODS DEPARTMENT

The attention OF Housekeepers is invited to our very
cheap LINEN GOODS. consisting Of Irish Fronting Lin
2sn: Linen, sheetng, Pillow Case Linen, Table Damask,
at 2eycents. n. ~.
Linen Table Cloths at rs cents to 81.
Shirt Bosoms nom 20 cents up. N1N
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The boston TRANSCRIPTS 4 ssd,calls sxya ]. IN
ifow nroP0Ded 70 odd d new plaak ,f8 thS HanosxxSS3
Sen plAsaosrs, nAsxaol5yysasJ pakNkaSSI ~ s8ffxss 33Xah.
t0sVpe'T yImyqpk2
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MILLINERY AND NOTION DEPARTMENT,

LINES OF THE BEST MAKES OF KID,
SILK and THREAD GLOVES. n
Ladies' Hats, BonneSs s3 : IL
And q very heavy stock Of best Silk Ribbons Of all
widths and shades; together with and ex' ensive assert
mentf1i Ml?ft aets.. Rqgle qiInRs end Fdn9es, auipure.
Brussels Fhfead ECgnhy akd blond Lases BLACK and
EElSkK WIE 4.!lE
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HASNl1fPa4sA pA$AaS##h9 bssSs TWELVE 10 hAebnsAaKIoEsas
wyktv4aeA ASmSY aAsgearSa military compsn D., ~
which o white boy was killed instantly. The Co.
roner's vsrdics'says the dAatA,wHa oxobssion9d by a
muebet ball freds esop the ~grear rank OF o. negro
miHtAs$a c6fnpahy supposed to be- the IBAMeA
Guards and .that ID was totally wishdaut cause Or
provocatioD. --.
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DARLINGTON DIsTRIcT-IN EoUrTY-HANNAH +
HART. Administrative, Us. ELLEN +. HART, JOIN
wrrHTRsPoON ct al.-BLL FOR INJUNCTION,
ACCOUNT N RFL1EF.-N is ordered that the credit
ofs Of JOHN L. HART be enjoined from proceeding to
recover their claims OF law against the complainant. and
That they do prove and establish their demands against
the said John L.. Hart. before the Commissioner OF
tp1s Sourt, on or before the hrst day Of November next,
ana Il ~ Y default thereof that they be barred from the BEN
eft IF any decree to be made herein. sl... .>r,, .l,
II is also ordered that q copy Of this order be published
ct least once Q week until the FIRST day OF Neyember next
In the Darlington Sotalherner and the Charleston Da,lv
!Nea0st uilS ,3fIIsI 5'1iDi i.is3" H fT TfT 7"TTS
The above Is q true copy nom the original order made
inithe above case. 10Th February, 1867. a@ ~ DaD Z.
ef,l !'2Al;E a,"r A. r. EDWARDS, @. E.. d. L.
coM1f1ssIoNER'. C-sIcE. Darlington O. H., February
ga, 1867. ..a5 $50 n l.eDaUa FEBRUARY %
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

aS- TRINITY M. E. CHURCH.-THE CON-
unLaAiioNs OF the First and Wentworth Street Bsp-
aA oh"rohes' and Of Trinity Church, will unite in at.
tending Divine Worship at Trinity Church. To. Mo,,o,o
sunday Morning, at ~halfpast 10 O'Clock. The sorvicos
Will be conducted by Rev. F. A. MOOD.
NM. MOOD will preach also at Night, commencing at
halfpast 7 o'clock. Oo.ohou 70
HOUSE CHAPEL.-THE REV
.. l.. dlHARDEAU. DID,, will perform Divine Service
IN this Chapel Sunday afternoon, at Four O'Clock.
October 10 I
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BosTog, October 1s.-Benxihnae, with vIl some az.
women wasrne cleaning furniture, isnited; one Of
thend' IL dead, and another terribly burned.
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PRICE FIVE CENTS
S HlPPlN G

Sf FOR LIV ESP OOL.-PHE FIRST
rTSl1tS& class AL coppcred ship CHARLOTTE. w. II,
L>E&3ESY Spear master. is now loading. For Freight en-.
gagements apply to
W.. u. SMITH Il 60,
octoper ~ Napier's Range.
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I'd ,,susns het~ York News i. u. IL
New YcRk, October 1Ss-Ayboiler explodedoat
Pier tEs NJ IA 4 North 1Raiyer III demolished tue; y viii. ::
ing, saasrtssa itself into the river, killed two and
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90 THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
DARLINGTON DIsTRICT.-M EQUITYAB. W. ED.
WARDS, Administrator 4. E. HOwLE, u. E. s. HOW LIE
JAMES P. WILSON AND OTHERs.-BILL FOR IN.
JUNCTION, ACCOUNT N R~ELIEF.-It is ordered
that the CREDITORS ofTHOMAs E. HOWLE, deceased.
be enjoined from proceeding to recover their claims at
law against the complainant. and that they do prove and
establish their demands against the said HowLE before
the Commissioner ofthis Court, on or before tae first day
Of December next, and in default thereof that they be-
barred the beneht Of any decree to be pronounced
herein. liza. ~
The above is . true copy from tho original order made
IN the above stated case. 18th February, 1867.
A. F. EDWARDS. @. Z. L. I. /.
Commissioners Office, Darlington C. H., Feb. %. 1887.
February 3 l@ s41
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Louis COHEN & CO.
No. 24S KING STREET.
Between HaSel and Market.sfs.
DRY GOODS,
Which will at oil times be found complete.
DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT.

- " this will ba found o we'll assorted stock of PRINTS,
HlNdhAMs, SHIRTINGS and SHEETINGS, all at tho
lowest mafketf 10 "a. sef lFf.s. M fT
Especfaf attention a" called to ~otr very cheap 1oA
ssneettungs, 81, 7S and "A Longoloths. 7
Sk.s * 1862 a - rs = ~ & i -
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So IN EQUITY-CHARLEsTON DISTRICT
IN MATTER OF TIL CHARLESTON SAVINGS
N.-The decree pronounced by Chancellor
JOHNSON on the 18th August, 1867. directs, among
oner things' that 'the Master do report a scheme for
the settlement OF the affairs Of the said institution. hsv-
ing FIRST published in two or moro Of tho daily oaxettes
OF the city notice Of q reference, to be held for that pur.
pose' at least twenty days after tho date and publication
OF the said notice. at which reference the Depositors NAV
be represented If they will"
Inc reference above ordered is hereby appointed to
De neid In the Equity Court Doom, in tho Court
nouse IL Cnarleston, on Monday, the 2lst day of Oc-
'~oer' 1857, OF ~ O'Clock NJ. JAMES UPPER,
octoDer IL 2 Master In EQUITY.
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B~uHInsa7psS Qpt9bsr 10 -tsA premature explo-
zion OF a dlGs sbtaaf Injured ssveanS pIssriseonis, three
proving fst9as; Pl!ss5 YfpsHer wsre poured
into the. s4&sea4dtsssi ypicSIbEbAdsa, itsA supposed,
from fire remaining from the previous blast.
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CLOAK DEPARTMENT.

WE HAVE THE --LATEST STYLES OF SILK AND
CLOTH COVERINGS made Of the best materials and
very reasonable lvlt.tja AZ tIF5fI I-ITT7F -
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CLOTH DEPARTMENT..

"A splendid quality of B%LoADcLoTH. for Ladies,
Cloaks, at "a per yard. " '
Fine Cloths. Cassimeres and vestings OF an descrip-
TOPS. suitable for Mems and Boys wear.
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& IRssoHa, aWi4N
WILMINGTON, October 18.-The schooner Ida
Mitchell litPlsA, tAfgpw4 .ssbsYsn4nah. bps. PVT in. for repeirs
with k0aD i1fi 60WSpraG, igR 4hli IhtdaftEBi III
The sspaBasca*hs' Have AnonaisaAtya ,!g:.p 14hhbbsStAAt
and SIS. Arpley, white, and A. a. Galloway, cot
orea Scr the Convention. Some Of tNhe negroes
ar seSflssb a. q NH 8 Yer m sF 81 q s sgHe4 Y I
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SO The STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
DARLINGTON DIsTRIcT.-M EQUITY. BAcoT
AND I. L. BACOT, Administrators, PETER 8.
BACoT, 90. THE HEIRS AMI CREDITORS OF PETER
.. BAcoT.-Upon hearing the ~pleadings in this case. It
H. OF mouon OF ". W. HARLLEE, Compartments Solicit
sof' ordered that all and singular tho creditors of the late
Peter s. Bacot, Compartments Interstate, be required
70 file and prove their respective demands and debts in
Judgments and otherwise against the said Intestate, be-
iore the Commissioner of this Court, by or before the
nrst day OF November next, and in default thereof that
they be debarred from the benent Of any decree TO be
made therein. and that the Commissioners of this Court
10 aove it THIS order once a month in the Darlington
SoA"erner and the Charleston Daily Ne,os, until the
said FIRST dsy Of November next.
The above Is o true copy from the original order made
In the above case. 18th OF February, 1867.
-i ta .t .sia "A. EtEDwARDs, c. e. d.
Commissioners ONCE. Darlington @. H., February a..
1867. e.,. s3s n III \. ..tfl rahn,..uoo
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FLANNEL

Ws afavs RED, WHITE and q FI.ANNEL.S. in
great variety; Blankets. shawls. Nubiss, sontags, Hoods
and Scarfs, very cheap. ~ tT.
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!. .tAal!ulI, , s3.j, M d

'ne below SsAFo.i -nai4asL-Itg .oY
Yellow Fever Sp Mobile.
MOBILE, October 8.sAAThaearBss7aesrret
from yellow fever DURING the past twenty four
hours.
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An Snbifnnu editor kas oiphersd ont me Number
81 assnqgpef ~ x1l6g Dtetes He estimates sfhs
1!tffiDeas Nh eAlg2assa elz 3sasS hhAse 1pIsced ins siJ
s siss i sssss ( a sa'ssssN slslss SSs ria
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DRUGS, CHEMICALS, ETC.
SARATOGA
'EXCELSIOR" Spring WATER.

tHE WATER OF THIS SPRING Is BELIEVED TO
bo une4ualled by that Of uuy other in tho far-fnmed
xaey OF Sarntoga Its virtues hnyc secured
the nigh enconums Of all who aSo used it, possess
~ It does III n eminent degree cathartic diurctic
Alternative and tonic qualities >-'''~
From SAMUEL HENRY DICKSON, NJ D., Professor
9ractcc OF Physic. Jefferson Medical College, Phil.
oc'pu"' Formerly OF Charleston, S. c.: Iu
PilI-tpELPHIA November Is. 1865
avS oeen ior year or past in the habit OF
eAnS INC water OF the 'Excelsor Spring OF Saratoga
accustomed a. Curing tho great portion OF my invalid lite
70 usc tno diiicrnt waters of the fountains which
uo up aiois UNIT rcnarkabc valley. dependent indeed
upon them Tor much Of the comfort enjoy a1n sats
NED that the Excelsior Water we'll adapted ar any
which they arc generally employed. very a,rccbc
stronGy lnrenntcd with tho carbonc acid lively and
sparkling. ~ can heartily and couscicntiouslv
diuretc. SAMUEL HENRY DIt:KS.SN NJ ~ '
Tho Water ia put up in Pint and Quart bottles nn
packed in good order for shipping, pin.s in boxn OF
four dozen ech and Quarts in boxes OF two each
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On the 31st March Last, by ": B. White Esq., Mr.. Lem
uel K Pitts to Mrs. Nancy s. Broom all OF P1ckens,
T. On Sunday the 4th Of November 1885, at Bethlehem
Church. by Rev. n. N. Hays, ME. Franklin Duncan to
Miss Cynthia II. Hooper, both OF Pickens .,!:s n
. On The 18th November by the same at Tunnel Hill s.
c. at the residence Of the brides father, Mr.. VIM
Rochester to Mias Elizabeth Visage. IN ..35. ;E
On Sunday tho l7th ultao by the same, at tho resi-
dence Of Mr.. James T. bays NIT Dickens Fracherr
to Mira Lucinda Walden, all OF Rnkens. :s5'ss4Z,
On the Oath March last at readence of the BRIDES
Gather BY the Rev. D. W. Cutno, Mr. D. G.. Inabnet
OFangeburg to Miss CorneHa T. Dixon, of Clarendon
On The 10th March last at the residence OF ie bride
Mary JONES' all Of CArendon 81
Bsadham to Miss Kate W Thiep.n at the rei
denoe OF Mrs Laura Eadons, all OF Clarendon.
v On Sunday evening 24tl ulttmo st the residence ot
the brides father, by u. G.. Gahey Eeq Mr. "a r. Par
and Miss Elizabeth Amos, an Of spartanburg Dis
In Ebeneezervile the I'd instant at tha residence
of the brides mother by Rev. 8. T.. Watson, Rev. JF
Watson Of Camden, Arkansas, and Miss Mary e AIS
ton, Of York District .. 1.fJf55g
In York District, Tuesday, ID instant by Rev. sdr
saye, Captain A.. Erwin, OF Meckenburg; n G.. and
Hiss Emily, daughter Of Capt Jonathan N. McEluee
Z On March 26th at che residence OF the brde.s mo-
thef, by Rev. T. g. Herbert Rev. George f. Round and
Miss julia A. Hammond an Of Anderson, IS. @. 49, :
On the 10th March, by John Black ESQ.,, Mr. Galloway
Alexander and Miss Jane Wreat, both. of Anderson
District. - 3ia 5;7s IA
On Tuesday, the I'd instant oy F. Crawford Eaq, Nj.
Hill Of York, and Miss Esther Michel, Of Chester
District a.. - - -
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street improvement may be done now, or but such
part Of it may be absolutely requisite for it's
moro drainaec sand s1rown, tr1zsyerEes
sectiUn Or TuItwuy: Tn6 Plan and secton Of street
ant 2ga 81 tho stfeet. YoarShonorably body
VIII orucr, ns TO THIS. -sa@tS
~. s.4 .., A. BxuAN, OF lsohD COVERING - nt ~
1. Sheus--IYour resolution proposes a COVERING
of shells, which IreconI1hend shall be formed ono
foot high at the crest, and six inches high at the
.edgos. to be spread in two layers and tie whole
surface Of each layer ta be-, packed and
oosesipg ssi i;, 81 plank IS proposed to
be inld on i've longituG al4eills, Of 3x3 yellow
pine scantling, well bedded into the graded sur
ftsce.. ..'.:s z! g; I; 5.r--.ni!iEG. '7g57
!: Tho panks shall be thirty three feot long, and
shau be laid III diagonal to the axis of tho street.
and shall boar flush upon these slls, aud be spiked
theretoswith Six inch spikes. ~ 5fs <s me- q
,:.or the more complete intelligence OF this whole
plan, beg leave to refer you to the detailed draw
lngs in plan, section, and isometric herewith fur
nishcd md submitted. ir Tr.r .s@
'v" 8. ESTIMATED COSTS.
!. The cost Of graduation common to either plan
.. The cost Of road covering, 1ss, .4
@ 49, Shells. Sc, ,G96
-~r Plank. SIS, 13O
8. Cost Of road covering. with cost Of graduation,
Shell. 81 ,GsS
.N" Nt .GNn @ Graduation. 2,64O
Total. .s11, ,33;,G
PLANK u, 13O
"... "u Graduation. on.................$2 s., $40
Total. .$l0, ITO
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> --1a Fr. sn1 ArvmarNIA LADY. =
=: ~. II ':n'..I'.,' '".--.-:'st''f = :. -
am dycine, Hcssio, Iyeing L.. ,...t'
Boils tho'kettle hot and fast, :.
With the bark OF plum aud walnut,
Gathered in the days long part.
Reach hand aoh. Hessic, help me;
Ceaso thy giGgle End look here;
=, S Notice this great pilo Of garments
!. Thou and alone would 'sear.
Il Though my torn and faded dresses
, t:;!'. Lose their blacktcas moro and more,
- And my welf:worn shawls and stockings =,
; :, Tell how war has made ME poor: ~.
Though no elittering SILKS ats With thom.,
e.,,. .Crnvcd by cvcry woninn's WILL.
) =, I must mend, and change and alter
Dye my Sunday garments stil1.
Let not FASHIONS heartiess daughters
r., Moek tais orape-,th3s, ogarb Of woe:'.
.,"- Twas a Yankee soiled 1t so. G
z...-Haste- then, Hessie, bring your dresses:
r, Erst, like mine, they were, and gay;
>; Throw them into this big kettle, Al.
They're too good to throw away.
= Should the rich folks, who have plenty,
Sheer at bark dyes in the towns:
We will say, II they don't like them,
ID. Let them send us better gowns
- must dye my web Of insey, ".."o ".
To be woven for the spring;
Judy waitetll for her aning.-
~. And this color is-.s the thing"
So. be quick, my lsoghing Hessiel
Gather up our inournfl pile; N
Don't expect to Light That dry wood
,t'n With the splendor OF thy SMILE
T., Hand me here those capes and dresses,
Take thy veil and traps with mine;
7!s; So, ven be in style next Sundny-
Triumph In that cloak n,inol
{ This is dyeing Hessiel dycingl S,
Starts toar-drop in thine eye? -
Wipe 1t OF, my bonnie Hesaicl
r Tatters are not worth sigh.
: See that stick will break that kettle
Hessie, dearl this ia tho knelll
Cherished hopes the dye is thrownl
g 'Reconsrucdonl" fare thoe wcul a
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efffmore, MAekef.

BALTIMORE, Aps1 10-CoEEERs- 9nnd inquiry aud
prices firmly maintained for prime Rio We report sales
today Of 1aoo 9agA ez,Ade%de PendeFgast embracing
fime Invoices quote and Tor jobbdng lots do
cerToxcosanMes dun and prices l,eayy; under m.
cahlo adyicea We quote nominal lox mid.
darx 9sc, and Daidning ~ Sales limited TO actual
ontsnsasey Arm. most holders anti
~ st;d sales reported ena
bnls Mills super Af $11 IS; 200 bbls
nostnweetet4a s1S loo dos Howard stree.
TO dodo Ghotc0 Flour Is 3vaxy S5arce:
;rer hhss We regise aun&s Nj:
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We quote II gold duty paid isio coffee, ieKc: Rio cot
sSod sS1s seai sa
5ays mats and bags, = HassAe; MaFssssbo is1aise;
IS more dos 3cr expoT and spinning
Of unchanged rtea The sales 1866 bales We quote
8: Up1ands Florida. Mobile. tssn and ,s' Tens
SS ssss as: sss sS sssss ssS sS$sss :ss
has been mir demand for cloth and
in Boston, and 22aa2Sc here - 7
HAH-Is IN demand at unchanged prices quote
Straw is held at 81 GOAL 25 for good long cut rye IN
held rates The sales $50 hhds Muscovado at 55a
62c; LIS nnds Porto hico Ut esa7scs aad So hhde
NAVAL. sToREa-Spirits tupentine is steadily held
small parcels. in an about 20. bbls, sold a
Of poor grades, Mt prices not materially changed; 400
bbls common we're sold ut So rs ync 900 bills com
mon md g IS for Strained, md zSe 5bs No !, part part
some holders disposed to crowd saIes little prices
fell off considerably the cl1 Sales were made OF 775O
S
SIS 5Saae for prime ad 81 MA for prime sss ALSO
and Q, April and May. 80 l'.'s 80 ''A' 20 :
BEEF-Is firmly held. We notice sales Of 400 bbls at
for plain Western mess and SO 6s23 SO for
BEEE HA,ss-There are but few In the mark.t We
quote ct $40n46
BACON SIDES in limited request Sales were nnade
Of 1853 boxes at 11c for short clear. belcs and
12ac for choice city made short clear: 900 pounds
bellies, in bulk mold ut lie fgs' %- s5l@ a
Cur M1sA1s.-The market % quiet but quito steady
We notice sales Of ESQ pekgs for hams in dry
salt; 12l4A for do sweet pickle; &c for shoulders
dry saN 0Aal0c for do in sweet pickle. s
BUTTER--There is call for the poor grades but
at very low prices The high grades arriving nster
than they can be disposed Of md prices easier We
quote State In Welch tubs at I7a25c; frs at 25a2ac:
new do 28a32c; and Western st 10a14c. gs
GA GACEAksE-Therei Is moro doing FOR hoine uses and
moderate demand forexport aud the stock 1a.nol
tlarPes prices held Weuote dairy at 1Sa7c
aud factory at 6&e1SHc for shipment, and al9c IN
small lots to the home trade.
II LARD-The market reInains without decided change
The saesare 7S0 tca and bbE atl for No. to
kettle rendered city fo1 Mo- Western 12s<a
1sc for steam rendered do, and 1sa3Hc for kettle rem
dered do r&ys,fssi y ..1:.. -! % st tf!s
R1cE-Is In limited request Prices are about :the
same We quote Carolina st. on tho pier and
in store. gst &s Fi3fSl.=Il. .t1sS
5UaAn-Ihere is fair business doing in raw at for:
mer prices We quote fair to good refining
the sales are 900 hhds at 1oAal2ac for Cuba
refined there Is good dennnd at firmly held rates. We
quote soft yellow at 1Sa13hc; soft white at 1SslAc
and crushed powdered and gzanulated at 15c.
FnK1aHTs-To Liverpool-500. bales cotton at 3-16s
32d 1S0 bbls petroleum at 6s 1850 bua1eis on
private terms, and per steamer bushels corn at
I'D, and 169 bales cotton to fst to S16d London
200 bxs bacon and 100 tons oil cake at It's Cd Bre
mens00 bales cotton So and per steamer 800 bales
cotton Ike. bark with 20 900 bushels corn, to Irish
port at IS 4d bark, 5000 bb petroleum ns 6s Sd tho
Omitted Kingdom, or 6s edit to Cork, for orders. '.
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