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From California.

s.s FRANCISCO, August 2O.-The steamship Sac
ramento. from Panama, takes $2s7, ,OO0 being. the
smallest shipment for two years. Grain and wheat
still continue coming forward freely.
The Indian troubles in Idaho and Arizona con-
tinue.
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mhJ01Ity
James Mays (colored), was deposed on yester-
day for deficiency, and his place has been supplied
by MIR. J. T. BUTLER. PAYSAN.
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the ID Ward continued to-day; result, s5 whites;
6S blacks Total for three days, 1AS whites; 2sl
blacks. Weather clear and warm. The planta-
tions on the Cape Fear River are again overhoWed,
greatly damaging the crops. ~
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Our Cable Dispatches.

LONDON, August 20-Noon.-The Daily News, il
city article to-day, says trade is improving
Money market firm. Cotton market very dull
owing to the unusual large receipts from America
94t. Bonds 7St.
LONDON, August 2O-2P. M.-Consols 9tss; Unit
ed States Bonds heavy at 7S3.
LIVERPOOL, August 20-Noon.-Cot dnll
sales 5000; prices unchanged; other articles un-
altered.
LIVERPOOL, August 90 P. Motion un-
changed. Breadstuffs unchanged. Lard Sis.
Provisions and Produce unchanged. Oats adyano-
ed Is. lid. The City Of Baltimore has arrived.
LIVERPOOL, August 20-Evening Cotton closed
unchanged; Midding Uplands 1Ob; Orleans lit;
sales 10000.
LIVERPOOL, August 2O.-The steamships Bre-
men and Cimbria have arrived.
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Domestic Markets,

New YORK, August 20.-Arrived, the Saragossa
and Champion from Charleston.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

~ CONsIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP MAN
HAITIAN are notified that she is discharsins cargo a1
Adsers South Wharf goods Iremaining the Wharf
sunset will pos,iusy be stored at owners risk and
p,nse. STREET BROTHERS CO.
August 21 Agents.
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R.r,..ration IN North Carolina

,ReGistration In South Caroaanu.
CbLums1a, August 2O.-A1O2 registered o.day, ol
which IA were white and 60 colored.
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HSREGISTRATION.- PRECINCT,
CoLLETON DATRICT.-The Board Of Registration for
Third Precinct St Bartholomews Parish, Collson Dis,
trtct 8. c.. will hold its sessions ~ folows VIZ
AT BLUE HOUSE POLL-August 10th, 20th, 2lst and
22d. September 9Th. eth and 7th.
For Revision, September 10th and Goth.
AT WALTIRBoRO POLL-COURT HOUsE-August
24th, 2eth 9th and 28th. September 9th 10th, th.
For Revision, septsmber 2Sd and Oath.
AT ROUND PoIL-August soth, 31st. September
I'd, Sd, 18th, 14th and 1:.h.
For Revision, September 2eth and 9th.
Al the whole duty must be performed by the 1st Octo
ber the Backs win be closed the 18th September in
order to comply with Paragraph IX General Order No.
ss Headquarters Second Military District giving ample
time for pubs inspection and revision Of the hsts All
persons qualified to vote under the provisions Of the Act
Of Congress- passed I'd March, 1857 entitled IAN Act to
provide for the more efficient Government Of the Rebel
sates and the several Acts supplementary thereto are
invited to appear before the Board for Registration.
Hours Of attzg will be from 9 A. II. TO P. n
RH. wHLOUGHBY,
Chairman Board Of Reg.
For Third Precinct, Collston District.
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81 BACHELORS HAIR DYE.-THls
SPLENDID HAIR DYE is the best In the world. The
only true and perfect Dye-hnrmless, reliable insan.
taneous No disappointment No ridiculous tnts
Natural Black or Brown Remedies the Ill effects Of BdG
Dyes Invgorstes the hair leaving It soft and beautiful
The genuine Is signed Wllian A. Bachelor All others
are mere limitations and should be svoded Sold by all
Druggists and Perfumers. Factory, No. 81 Bsrcley
street, New York.
r. BEWARE OF A COUNTERFEIT.
December 10 1Y
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European News by steamer.

New YORK. August 2O.-The Scotia, with advices
to the 11th, has arrived.
Three regiments in Ireland have been ordered to
Canada.
The Duke of Montrose expressed a hope in the
House Of Lords that there would be ON early daily
mail communication with the United States.
Official reports show for the six months, from
January to July 6S, ,S76 cases, and 81, ,072 deaths
from cholera in Italy and Sicily-the latter suf-
ferine the most. y
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~ ARTIFICIAL EYES.-ARTIFICIAL HU-
NAN EYES made 10 order and inserted BY ORA r.
BAuCH and p aOUGLRMANN formerly employed by
Ro1ssoMEAu, Of Psris). No. 500 Broadway New York.
April II 1yr
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STRUCTURES ON aRANT-THE cURRENcY-THE CURB
STONE BRoKERs-aoLD ROOM ASSOCIATED Press
TRADE-THE WORKING CIAssEs-A NAN WHO CAN
KEEP HOTEL.
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Washington News.
General Grants POLICY

WASHINGTON, August 2O.-The Internal Revenue
Receipts to-day amount to $22S, ,0OO
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~ NOTICE TJ MARNERS.-CAPTAINs
AND PILOTS Wishing to anchor their vessels IN Ashley
River are requested not to do anywhere within direct
range Of the heads OF the SAVANNAH RAILROAD
wHARvEs, on the Charleston and St. Andrews dds o.
the Ashley River by which precauon contact with tho
Submarine Telegraph Cable viii be avoided.
8. G. TURNER, q. n
Harbor Masters Office Charleston, February 9, 1896
Eohr
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xTNOTICE.- -CONSIGNEES PER SCHOONER
sUsANNAH, from Baltimore. notified Of her ca, 90
being Thi, Day discharged st Brown Co.'S Norm
Wharf All Goods uncalled for ct sunset will be stored
at expense and risk Of Condgnses.
August 10 STREET bhUIhEhS w.
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Sc IN EQUITY. RLESTON,-EXECC-
TORS WI. 8. ELLIOTT, %. ELIAS HoRLBEcK, etc.
In pursuance Of order made by Chancellor JOHNSON
in this case dated the 9th day Of August 1857 the cred
tors Of the Estate Of the Late WILLIAM g. ELLIOTT.
Esquire. notified to come in and prove their claims
before me- before the 18th day Of September next
or be debarred from all benefit Of any decree hereafter to
be made in this case
JAMES TUPPER,
AuQuIt 10 mw9 Mszter In Equity.
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The New Orleans Times Of the 18th says:
Below will be found interesting extracts from
the correspondence OF planters, which have been
Kindly furnished us by their factors in this city fol
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NEW YORK HERALD. MONDAY, DECEMBER 80 1857

% prime. loo. H. Turkeys, per Ib-Jsrsey primo
lsc q zoe, STATE good TO prime. 100 lse; Western,
good 70 prime. 14c. q Ito Ducks per ib.--Good TO
H. Good to prime, l2c lie far TO good, l0c. lac.
In i've poultry there is not much doing.
G.ss-osail trapped, per dozen. 81 40 y 90;
81 ls grouse per pair 81 81 ~; v.n!soo long sad
dies per io Ice a1sc; do short saddles. l9c 2ic :
DO eascasses l4c lSc rabbits. per par 400 DOC
FiouR No change has taken place In the prices Of
the several brands now in ths market Qiotalon, ara
ss toio.s:stse, supsIane per boL, So 50 50 80 do
gig d. trade brands $40 90 SIS: q LOUIS. extra,
$l2 sic: Western, supsrtine, - 40 3d. do. extra
a. s Ss e.0sa 10 Gos ise ss siy -
Buckyhsat nour, per 100 ios IS IS co. t,ur per
vsssraBl "A he folio wins prices prevail ut toes
Peachbows per bol 81 do white, 81 SO; MERGERS. 81
g 50; Jackson whites 50 90 a $4; Buckeye, g :
g. s~so .'i DsIawna: 81 % So ~ DO ' Norfolk IS
IS 50 Onions, IS so per Dbl Cabbages New Jcrsevl.
50 . $i4 per 100. Turnps per bbi., white, 81 80;
Russo, g. asa g 90 squAshss boston marrow, per
Arr3s.-N,xsd western, per bbL. 81 so = IS; So
lccied, IS 50; common and frozen, 81 So so; geen
ings % 50 so: Spitzenbergs. sauers, russe's aud
CRASsrRRss The market Is steady At from 81 sl2
per boil for good prime and 50 to $40 for extra nne
There Is not much dong in dried traits; prices are
medium
BUTTER, EGGS Axp CHEESE Receipts Of butter have
been light during hs week. aud tho local demand Is
55c per TO- Good butter ior family use can be bought
At from 40s. TO <sc per ID.
Cheese is steady, With . good supply and moderate
demand Good 70 primo ranges from l3c 70 iCc per 10
by the box.
Eggs are furnished in only moderate supply Tho
demand far At 42c. 40 per dozen Tor JerSey 40c
dc. tor State and Pennsylvania Prices hold steady.
FAMILY GRocERIEs.-Tnere NO noticeable change IN
prices Of Articles Of general domestic consumption.
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THE PROVISIONS MARKET.

CendItiss Of BasIness-Prices Among tho
Wholesale Dealers.
II II Of the dspcnsaions OF the Divine Providence
under whose bcncnceuco wo Give, and have our
being" that we must eat We may 20 partially nnclad,
effect normal state Of drsss such Marx Twain de-
scrbcs To be the costume Of the Sandwich islanders whom
he says 'rhs . single long flowing garment
confined at the waist with . girdic-ths men don't;"
bat under any every Circumstance IL 0 unfortun-
atey true that Ne ere absolutely obliged to give up
certain portion OF time 70 unsatisfactory exercise and
for that purpose pay over daily and weekly certain
proportion Of income The butcher grocer, baker,
fuiterer and others Of that Tx In ordes 10 obtain tbs
OF this indulgence In consequences, therefore,
however business may suffer- In It's general conduct
enterprise there Is always something doing among the
provision dealers Even they, though, are now suffer-
ing, and complain OF tho dull times, which are
tho noticeable after the slight activity induced
by the holiday demand. Tho market IL generally
oversocked especially 10 meats 30 much 30 that the
70 take ANYTHING they can get Tho rnltry weather o.
the last week has also worked seriously TO the disad-
o. s' sass And poultry Z, .no:s PEI,
loss rho following were the prevailing prices among the
wholesale dealers yesterday, which DO not vary very
quarters and lea 4 lsc FOR fore quarters Cow beef
sarrr.-nu,ion Is quoted !. lac si7e b. ths caresa
and good At DC loo. Demand slight
NKAL.-Good 10 prime, JIG. l5c No can.
PoRg--Supply large Prices have been low during
the week quotations are from &C. 70 oc par ID. Tor
cnrcassss.
SAT- Msrs.- But litsle doing IN np meats Beef
ranges from si2a $40 per bo. pork, SIS $40 70 per
Dbl Hams are quoted a Ia 1sc per ID; shoulder.
%. . lie. per 10. ~
PouIrsL-rns market remaius without change IN this
the supply being greatly In sxcsn e the demand and
generally rather in[sror, especially 10 lhs matter n
Turkeys, fsv which increased demand h expected
for New Year Dressed poultry was quoted Yesterday
follows, uith downward tendency --Chicksna per
lb-Jssssy and Bucks cousty, 100 lisa State, prime
10, Ia: STATE. fas W gDe6. "a l2s yso0n gee1
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sTAGNATI0N OF TRADE.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF the HsaAls.

Commercial Depression In Northern and
Wcsterm New York-Cenxressi0nnl Inter.
ference Demanded.
TRoy, N r., Dec. %, 1857.
Commercial Affairs throughout tho northern and
western portions Of this State we'll throughout al
this region embracing contiguous States may be safely
said to be greatly depressed aad there are several
which. takea separately and together. arc 70
gaded BY business fully sxpainng the cause Of
the almost universal want Of comm .rcid conadssca
The nrs. II these reasons they acgs b the eccentric
pursued BY the Secretary OF the Treasury Ia the
matter Of enargng and contracting the nnancss a WILL
under the existing law Of Congress- and Il p clamed
that Congress must inevitably complete the Iea sxtion
before it. looking to the repeal OF tho Law investing Mr.
McCuoch with those powers Of expansion and conrac-
ton. before the disastrous shrinkags Of goods
on tho shelves Of the merchants will cease,
and with IL tho heavy and insupportabe NOR
camille losses now inmnent Unless the Senate
rallies the action Of the House In this important
and absorbing matter shall BE- compelled 70 continu-
odsy transmit you records OF heavy failures and general
financial collapse from this vicinity and its surround
ings between this period and the coming spriax am
already advised OF the shaky commercial cosdtsa Of
several heretofore strong houses In this section and
know that banks look upon what u called lumber,
dry goods and wool paper-that s paper made by par.
tes representing thes, portrait mater ~ int its with
great degree doubt many OF the venerable directors
In these initutons assuming three or tour pair Of high
wrought tpecacles when representing or based
upon these features OF commerce lad before them
for Discount
Another reason the business depression ID found in
the fact very large amount Of goods OF various
kinds recently Ice bound In the frozen up Eric canal
ncet 10 still detained from de water from this csus,,
though uncomfortable quantity Of the goods millions
vaue restrained from market has been forward
Ell being forwarded to Its destination in New
York by rail ~ greatly increased expense.
For four days now spell remarkably soft westher
has prevailed Ia al this section, reminding one OF the
opening Of mild and genial spring rather than the
cold orpors usually making Deccmber rs Il welcomes
January. The Ice In the upper Hudsoa ~ vol as In
tho Mohawk, is fast melting away. and that ia the
former has already yielded 20 the sunny pressure
passed out. All crossing the ice BY persons and
abandoned, aud thsrs Is ~ this writing
every prospect Of the opening OF the river II not Of
navigation
AGams Nnsa cisy aad Immediate vicinity, f00e
up more than nny Thousand dollars; tho balance cf
soven y.Ave OF what 10 thought TO DO probable.
hundred thousand doilars, 10 largely distributed
throughout tho city Of New York As l stated In
previous despatch, thcre asssts One wool house
here nfsen thousand, and the other losses BY
later and corrected sstmass are IN We Same proper
ton throughout
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The market ie rhs.s va quiet but stesdy The sales
:g,9s 3 i: 9 g. sa's M'sa,ssn Si!:
Ssr;sy 5.s ssy. 'a Win .'is. q IS
sss sa q y . 1s y. ws sss Il -. q
sps sn ri .: sr "a. w %
susSei. At sse FOR wesssrn IN store and ss sSos
RYE was 81 with x. sss: q Log 4,
:. che rslrosd depot Barley malt du and prices wars
FaEiaarsTo All ports the offerings continued moderate
and rates wers heavy TIE sh.rterins business dull
s. ma per steamer 20 Sssss DO S. and es bone:
T. !. 10 e Sc sos :..S sS be-;
quarter boxes oo.co a a. aad 80 "a 10 0ss-
ss. s r. To sH ss: s:.
s5ss s.i o. a.pS SS aA saa s.%
deighAl aoo do petroleum on private srms TO Bremen.
and s s.s 70: = e
Amsrc.n barb. from ral.Sspss . the
GrSnxs dun and nal
d % for sSppns and q g rs. Ter c steady
Hors wer. q %odsra. dsm.nd full pricss The sales
i "a. asi and nominal a. u si Iis, sold
- 70 sale, o. consequences were rsporsd prices
naval srosrssprits surpcn.lns tone Of the nsr.
4; 81: sa: :'sHss
..ss sss sc-ss.r ssas .s ss % .ssa.
ss:.:s = 's;, SO Z :ssiI s.s
casks other kinds also que but steady a our
Paoviuoss Receipts So tbls. pork SIS DO beef 7as
packages 1857 do Lard The marker Tor pork
sti continues 10 rule duh but holders quite rm
maud ng inn prices, old mess beng held At the
bhs al so 81 50 d for old meas aud s7 Tor new DO
also, for future delivery 80 bbs for March, N
"a 90 sellers option Dressed kcss quite kteady
sfc at,sc for Western and asc for city Beef
sss de- - 81 tss . prs: s ssf
hame ve quiet but steady, nh sales OF l2s bbs In lots,
a. 50 S32 Tcrce beef duh nominal Bacon
dun At uc: for long clear IKE 1885, for thort d. ike.
for long aud short Ribbed and ioSc lilo Tor Cumberland
Cot, Co. meas. sse da AID drOorss rslI:d shout
i0c. P,cxled hams i25sc sc. smoked do, isc ioc
and 6aerei do lie sAles . packages picked hams
faoviuossrhs transactions IN lard were high. and The
1Sc for No 70 kettle rendered ButerWhis the better
fradss vsrs dun ana heavy: We, quote Chsmuss
m 49, sss: osss s nd soS sst a. so DO
dsirses wslsk subs 4oc &c ordinary SsAss dsiries
arkns zee sc ordinary ss:s dsr'e. Welsh taba nee
hsnrxn iubs dsIriss fair good s0c Sc North
pennsyva danss trkrs and tubs, co. t3c Canada
sr a3c CaosdA esra, e6c Sc Cheese quiet ana
heavy he lec The latter price for One factory made.
he ~ ad AGO Do pri terms BONDED was
ssnssrd While w ealy Ssard :si. sos 6Sis !.
:" ss So s' ~ e ss . ss ,. -
RicsCariua was steady. but quiet, small sAlss upa
pkc. The suppiy n moderate.
sroAa--fhe for raw vas unchanged bssss dull
sst sssAAy. y LA@ ite fs fax V pod rsAniaS cub&
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On the Stock Exchange speculation was moderately
active but the advance which place the close or
rhs previous week not maintained and after Christ
Day the marke. had rather dropping tendency up
60 Saturday afternoon, when became arm, and the
following quotations werc current at tho close New
York Central, 1i7I 1i7,l; Ere rs. 72sl; Reading,
coK oeK; Michigan Southern, s5t4 s5K: Cleveland
aud Ptsbarg. 81 sTs. Rock Island. 9sT psx; Fort
Wayne, o7k; Northwestern, So . 5sk; do. preferred,
S0k TON; Pacific NAL, 1loz 1l0h; Western Union
Telegraph 36f ask. The bear speculation In Pacific
Mail active and the proc declined 10 los after the
publication OF the report OF the president OF the
psny relative its aairr, but afterwards the stock
showed moro nrnness and recovered to liz The de-
elmo In Erie TO 72si after selling at TAX Monday,
source OF considerable surprise and disappointment
20 the street. and checked the buoyaucy OF the rest
OF the railway stare market; snt nevertheless there
general expectation that the rs. two three months
or the new rear viii witness active specuIaton for
sIss There " NO doubt that money will in abundant
supply. and this strong argument in favor Of the
bulls while another aud less Important ono is found
In the increased earnings OF the railways In 1857 the
average Of those OF fourteen 81 tho principal lines being
ef71 per mile larger for the months ending with
November than for the corresponding months In 1860.
The market Is however more than usually cliqusd up,
and much depends upon the policy the respective cques
decide to pursue Meanwhile thu signs OF the times are
In favor OF tho bulls.
Tho foreign exchange marrel was tAroushous nrm on
the basis Of 1tos 1ioG for primo barkers sterling at
sixty days. and the scarcIsy OF cotton and produce
bills az well the return OF parcels or fvsswsn-
scs OF 1882 and bonds Of ls7 from Europe strengthened
shs Vows OF dawors. As large amount Of the sixss
u 1851 hold abroad the Interest," viii have 10 b ~
United early next month"; also the principal and In
tsress Of the bonds OF 1sf7, owned By parties In
England A, ths close Bsnkers bills On England
- sixty dsrs were quoted a 10 . lloA; a.
shrss dsyI lios 1903; conmsrc,h, look .
fesX pAs - Paris - axiy dsys s.lsN Ajax;
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


SUNDAY, Der. 20 1907.
ne gold market was the who's STEADY last week,
is extreme range having been from lss 10 lS4A with
the closing transactions fS3E. osing TO ths very
heavy sshort' interest the borrowing demand was
active and loans generally made ut rates fnvorng
che lender OF the coin. The demsnd for the payment
or customs duties amounted to eny $i05o1 1871 partly
In consequence Of the occurrence OF Christmas Day,
but tho sh pments OF specie and bullion aggregated
about three millions and quarter The Sub Treasury
dsbursed sos 900 Ia payment Of interest ON the gold
bearing debt Speculation IN the room was mainly for
fall tho impression among the brokers and other pro-
fsss,ona specuaors being that the Treasury dsbusse
rnents in January will have . depressing
effect upon the premium. About twenty three
millions OF interest on nve-twenties. skies Of
1881 and other bonds including those Of the loan Of
is47 fan dua on The lss proximo. In addition to the
principal Of the latter amounting TO millions and
. half which natures at the time The general
opinion however Is that tho effect OF the dsburse
ents in question has been already over-dlscounted
and In vicS OF the corresponding reduction OF the 90.
vernmen. reserve and further payment Of the
rest five the LIST Of May an upward reaction
expected Afer the latter has boen made the
will be lower than IL TO DO desired the more parcu
larry - the receipts for duties have aterly
largely decreased whIo the gold bearing debt has been
rapidly increasing with the certainty Of steady in
crease until the whole OF the seyeu.thiry notes are
funded The daily range Of the market a. foliows
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stand drunk he brigAdisr In the Confederate
service Speaking OF Congress forcing negro sunrsge
upon the South after IL had been repuaiasd 1t the
Northern pos he declared -"Confsdcralss II they Dc
10 no will give them taste Of old ireland. We WIN
give them gunpoxder plots and bushwhack them II ~
cannot do anything ess.n I expec ed 10 SEQ In thae
large audience this sentiment appaadsd but fo still
born upon the audience 0as drunken fellow stood sp.
waved his haI aud cried, eyes by -, wsh fight emps
and fell over a chair He was AZ oncs removed ~ the
police and the drunken brgadsr, seeing that bis sea-
nments did not meet with q response, subsidized mem
ton this incideut Of many that haze come under ny
notlee evidence that tho idea cf another armed
coeion against the government IL not entertained ~
any 'elsss OF the Southern rsbels.
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CorrxY.-The market for Rio unchanged being nrm
for prime grades but heavy for ether gades We
sales Other kiads IN fair dsmssd the sales being
Go bags Jacmel In bond, tor export yAc god ~
90. Jamaica private terms.
FLoua 1xAIS Receipts7 07s Dbl. dsur 70 do. and
2ls9 meal 10000 bushels wheat Is $50
2v1d d., oats and 40 do re- The -four martst ned
quiet hut prices wholly unchanged California
dull and prices unchanged The sales
Southern aour scarcely frm but thsre I'm
proved detnsud, the sales being ibJJ bbs RYE 0our
manned steady with moderate demand. Tho GALES
$50 bills 81 - - 3D. fo- meal the demand was
fair aud prices hrm- There reported OF
LOU bos IT - for Jersey, AL ~ 10 - ~ city We
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at three days. 5.llk 6.1o On Bcriln-Bsnters'.
Y TAX; commercial 7lH,a 7iX On Bremen
Bankers. 79k a 79,s; commercial, 7S< 1914. On
Frankfert-Banksns, AK AK; commercial. lOH
Al. On Amsterdam-Baukers', AK a Az; CONNER.
cal, 4o5s AK. On Hanbury-Bankers, 3eSs -;
commercial. 80 sox. On Antwerp Banksrs',
5la4 a5.l2k; commercial, 5.l7h . ala
Tho suojoined statement shows the highest prices At
which the leading stocks sold 1t the first regular board
on each OF the following Ssturdays:-
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sne DsmsrsS on private terms: alec 81 boxes part q!
former prcss. vx:-I64sn loo for hard 4kc l6A<c
Tor yellow. and t55Sc i5%c for soft white.
EEcs Further sales about 60OO bags Calcutta lnseed
wer made on terms kept private Clover unchanged
rough nax. - - - AZ
sTEAslxk-Ths business light Sales lAoos lbs. 81
LJsc- i2a
iaIIov remained qaie. but steady. The sales were
wHIsSEY.-Rccelps $50 bbs Tho market was I'M
changed, being duh at former quotations.
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SATURDAY, Dec 18-S r. ~.
CorroN.--An increased business consummated there
being acaivs demand asd psss about
xc H.. the market oosing strong The
The sales footed bales Of which s00 takea BY
exporters Annexed are tho closing quotations =