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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-07

PRoy1NoNs-The pork market has been rather dull
and prices are heayy. - -.
Tho sales cash and regular are 275o bhs at s2S rs
ass5Y fOs Ind mess anaSss nals, "a 29 f0r ipb
fierce beef remains qairs and qu1atons aouipsl in
Beef hams are verS heavy. usi isaseof loo oarsd on
Out meats,are neglected = ! 2, r.
Bacon % rather more active but at esaer rates for
for Sreord cut l8e for long clear and 14c for 26o
boxes do for january, both ct 10Ac. -,%Nl
Dressed hogs arin rather better demsnd and stesdy
Lard has continued quite active bus the market h
AI sales Of sss5 bbls and ties St l4x for No !;
l4 s1assc ioc city. AK fos tair TO rime steam
BUTTER-is firm and in moderate request. We quote
as follows: Goshen and Orange county, pals. ID
Illinois, Iowa and Minnesota 5saOe western Reserve.
good 70 choice, 22a26c: state Welsh, good u choice,
soa34c Ohio, common to fair, 1la1sc
done at r. sas sS
good to CHOICE, . a& nssS1a3 AaSe .Sehte, air 70
good, 12l 1870; State dairies, choice. l2Se. .
II &c., Vermont dairy. common TO choice 10 lse:
pineappls l2 s14es. Ohio prm,toa 1lcs; Ohio nss0
SsS'os ;.;a y ss demand bufoesso~ nc
inproSement Other KihdSaTe duh and nonnnh. =
market tor this staple today L. 9Ties and
the demand very Light indeed & 2, Issn Iss ior 'oanns VI"
HAY-The demand has been fair and the market firm
sales at rs 80c for shipping and 81 5O for retah lots
MoLAssEs-Is in moderate demand ana prices are
NAVAL sronrs-Arei GENERALLY quiet, but prioss Ora
without change We quote: Spirits Turpentne fee PEI
gallon Ss5sc; Spirits Turpentine In bond per ganon
5Oa5oc Crude Turpentine in bbls, per $50 lbs s5ao
Rosins, eom1npn inbls PER &a95sS hosins
srains as q eSPins @ HSS in Dds ss
lbs 81 75a5 Rosns pale in bbs per 2So IDS SSsS
Rosins extra PALE in bbls. per 2sO lbs, 81 0oa7 So
Rosns, window glass; in bbls Per 2sG IDS sSss bss ~
TsF;Nortf Cohnty,sir bb8 perbbl, s. 1e<a4 90; IT
tpsr Dbl Sc rs; Rtch, soptheri1 IN bpis' pei Dbl
| So 76a4.
R1oE-Is dull and prices are nominal
suaIps.-Raw sugars are moderately active; prices
ara unchanged ssles Of Cuba at Al Aa1s and Porto
Rico 12a121sc Refined are firm st18Mc Tor nsros :.
WH1sKEY.-The market Is unserueo ~ "'A'0'' IL
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New York Marker.
ssMoNar ,fzHzFr.h -.

k-MOkEI MhdhhE.r~s -
4 nfNew york Esprys says shM tbsAssistsnt 1seasp-
Tyr ready issue banks Individuals the three per
sut certificates in exchange for compound notes ma
turing October 18TH The upward movement in the gold
premium is sscribed to the these certificates a.
though tho decline In United statcs bonds at London
and Frankfort has something do with the later The
Ezpress, in addition, says;. sEgf
'Iet.s.rby4he.scotia nlnds e dSitsd States bonds
n IN r Gs
p@as so9d in eSsrt tdTass nOes sae
Repeate1 official assnrancesS foE Mr. McCuloch and
Others mad Induced investors to beievo thstthe bonds
sya ass nas ga ga9aas Ssa sSe
oressureto sell, and declint fen 1882 tnd7o~
s @ SOsp ss,a s5 otSsgp ss
citieS There 10 growing better that the European
holders win demand Of ConErsR the passage q 9sup-
bonds In gold. In the evsntof failure direction
be sant baok 70 considerabs e1tens''
cant certiscates is regarded with sst be
cause 1t puts end to the uncerain WHICH nas
had for sev2l months go depressing on ne
nouncementis supposed to indicate that the policy of the
Treasury is settled for the coming two or hros month";
until ra Of q S1 s
with view to the regulation Of the Treasnr mantpua
roAs OF thematuring debt and Of the outstanding cup
rency.
ihe NO" 1oRA @ee''Hv rSS'' oiA @"AsN~' 49,
says:
The loan market continues to work with considerable
the issue OF the cent has not been
as yet deyel0pcd On the cotrary the re u sharp de-
mand for cali accommodation at seven pcr cent and the
applicatonsior discount are not sonuy responded 10
| at former ratee.
This continued activity IN money is yor7 gratifying to
the bare spectators as well as to large class of tic
enders of n onev Amons &c c,eos 1or r nroI6inent
Treasury has NOT vet 5s1d S+h h Iii, S.ra tns
debt statement show decrsass nt he isSaI tender
| greenbscke VI '--0 -oe"'
Tue stock market ID unsettled. f,overpments are de-
pressed by the perturbation in moSy and m the henfy
sales the part OF banks which are nrenarino for ir
3es into money Ra,lroad abss part oi taeu seotir
ss rallied and became sntiye Opened wesk but after
| oa. n E, = e0 i'ii'
! oo 'es"rKet'
| NEW YORK, October 2.-FLosR, 6c.-Tbe r,artAt
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PameHserl

aft-Sk-RtSC482As"
stoam ship Aabandsy aof lew York-Mrs II aifoy,
John McMahon and Son, Mrs. Miss and Master Msney,
q W Appel, McGorvey 6 Kennedy, Miss Rosa MAD.
nase. 3 Wortheim, D Quinn, A N Mackey, John II
Deman/ and 4eteerage. ,,,..s,,..,
worth, 4 Anderson, and others
Per steamship Manhattan, for New Yorf-C STACK;
lev A Marshali P n Lucas, A anderson, Mn w
Collins and infant A j Creighton, 81 + W Msnr.
Bennett, G Ducker, Rordan. Hendrcss
Aaron Hervy, Slater FBarnester. John = Fowler
A Whitney, Whitney, Jr, q Mehrtens Schnsars,
Thoo Smith and lady, Miss Mary BROWN ind 10 steeaye
Par Steamship Emily souder. from Rs6 YORK;
warner. yiIe and childrer, Mrs " Hslrnh. JAS No
Crea. Mrs III Fogg, ONeil, Lieut. Pike, o s A. Mr
Hrsh, Miss Sherman, Mrs Capt Baker end two cnat
dreu Miss Lizzie Baker, Mrs M Knox, Miss Knox,
John Welch, VIM sharp, Gen Hart Van Russom,
Il D Ineerson, F'W Founder e Semners, MIR Quincy 2
in steerapo : ~ eS = &t
Per steamer st Helena. from Edisto and Rockville
Miss q Wescoat Miss Gsnry, 4 Wescost, Col William
Whalgy G ewffSrDr Seabrook, DR. W Scott La
Roche Lieut. johnson, and ~ on deck.
Per steamer Dictator. nom Pnntka, via Jacksquyine
Savannah, 6c-H Mcdowell. Mrs Wescott and child
DR. NNcRae, J Hess, Mrs Nmmons. Mrs Bush, Atss
-Tifnu1pns Mrs williams Gilbert, W Stroud. John
Muligan, ] Mclaughlin Mr. Dacos, Mr. Hicks. Hol'
lister jean CLARK, James Cassn, Beckcr, Hageperg,
McMsnn, Shaffer Gooddonnen. John .Stewart, Dr
] Wilaaey Jas Rincaid, Miss Moore, Miss BMoore.
A Smith. l. Martin. % deck. Ma
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cr,n accoupts ara generally improving. and willie
nd Rssa nsf u w ns doe puSs Ms
p,ln,s VIC o;a mo, hopeful tone by letters read
planter nssssssa as ssaRisa orders for
fully aSd Tsis.i SsR 'as Nom
ssaay va SSye but few complaints except of the
ses island reg on and the doein tenor Of Texas LOU
.cc to few noticesof crup and those few more cheer
I is' Picking is being oused forward 60 horenshlS As
to prevent complaints being sent forwast
10 sum up the evidence our former estnate'oi me
value Of the injury supposed to have be n done. mas
turned out generally corsc, and the 10, two wects v
sunshine has disspated tho cloud OF df aponden9y Oy
the whitening OF the Cotton fields It now depends on
how much be picked out and On the 9te Of m9s
Receipts are as follows Per Oentra n W. ~
bales per Atlantic and Gulf Railroad ooo oa'esi psa
steamers from up Savannah River S6s es per M
ste.mers IL bales Total receipts ICE ths week. i1'
bales. -, ,,v,,o,rs
co pARATIvE COTTON STATEMENT, EoEIprs EAfoHas a
AND STOCK ON HAND OCTOBER J. lsti' AND FOR
THE SAME TINE LAST YEAR. -------------- - ~
IoeF SO l66-67
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MONDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 7, 1867.
AUTUMN.

Welcome, 70 tress in dying verdure clad.
Weeping your golden tears on all oeloW
Hail lovely Autumn days, whose aspect SAD
Delahts my sight and softsns all my woe'
With thoughtful step, in lonely woodland path,
IloYe to mark the years retreatng torn
when sonbre as the .nornfu s ades OF death,
The suns veed rays scarce tell the approach OF morn
Yes, In those Autumn days. when nature dies,
Her glory gone, all beauteous things see,
The farewell Of friend, the last low signs
That watt fsom dying lips the last sweet smile to me
So ready from the shore Of life to spring,
Weeping for Summer days of hope long past
still 10 IL back with envy's poignant sting
And view departed joys which yet no joys possessed
Earth sun, vslas, nj ure, beautiful and fair
For you, on deaths DARK verge, tear I'll shed;
Solovely ia theifgLt, 30 pure the air.
That shines and breathes around the dying neso'
Yet to the dregs this cup of Life III drain.
This mingled cup Of nectar and OF gaiE
Still In its depths all hidde may remain
One drop Of life to compensate for all
Perchanoe afl shrorded in futurity,
sorne bliss. by b pc unseen, may desory;
Perdnanoe sorae sister soul my soul may seo'
To read my spirit with kindred eye.
The flower resigns its perfume to the gale,
Breathing is final swestnes7es ere It die;
Ny soul exhales In sorrow. like the wall
OF some lovf stain Of uaournful melody.
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COMMERCIAL.
Exports.

NEW YoRK-Per steanlhip Manhsttan-Te7 hsles Cot
ton % tcs Rce, 100 bbla Rosin 1s9 bales Domestcs
and Yarn, 12e Empty Bbli, az Packages bbs Fruit,
2 bblB Wax, roll Wire Cloth. Horse, bale Skins.
Per stesnshtp Mabama-696 bales Upland Cot
ton. 10 bags Sea Islznd Cotton 62tea Rise bales
Yarn, bales Ssggtng, 14a Empty Bbls and 81 Pack
ages. o.. "-
BkLI1MoRR-Per steamship Sea Gull-l7s balos Cot
ton. hhd Hides and Skins. l8 bales Hides and
sktus 2l,00o feet Lumber, Packages 10 Ybundlos,
Empty Bags. .Per Bchr 4 N Scuil-l6o COO
feet Lumber,
prfTIDfIPHIA-Per steamship Aniance-252 bales
COTTON go bales Yarn, q bales Rags ITO Clay
bbla Spirits Turpontire. 10 pair Railroad Wheels
10optgs Mdge.
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Tons..uess uer soutb Carolina tatIreai,
ltefffSer 3. II x

hS2 bales Cotton bales Yarns 100 sacks Flour car
Sheep % bbls Naval Stores car Cattle, cars L1moeE
and Wood and Sundries To Street Bros Co. h@iIoa9 @
AGENT. Bschoff 90, Oourtenay Trenholm, CsI'
ron. Baggett Co. Adams, Frost co, Geo VII
liams 90. r Pringe. Walter Go. .,' 1sseryen'
Thurston Holmes Jennings Co. nlas &1ss
TAveriilS Son. IN IN snlitH . q AdeysEsH RcageyS e
"a RobiusM Mssors htusRR R. : digsspie. 1,9p9; 899 g
sG GHIRtBiiAm Son. BUSCH n q JenerS a&-stS n
McElroy, Utsey & Kenyon, W DOWNING " ~ frieone''
r3raeser Lee Smith Co.
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The New. Orleans Ricayne says: 'We have
heard considerable complaint expressed in regard
to the annoyance Of the necessity o. conforming to
the law that requires Ave cent interaAlreyenue
stamp affixed to certificates Of death. Not even
an rumble, plodding, newly enfrszehised can de-
cease himself without paying FIVE CENTS to the
Government for the privilege frequently parties
not acquainted with the lsH upon the subject are
subiscted to o great deal Of Inconvenience"
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1.: s,a md. upl,a: 1.lsaa. sss Upl'a.
Stock on hand oc'

TNipER AND EUafeER.-We coptinu TO notlce greAl
scarcity and light arrivals Of timber Tho demand aiso
is light account of the mills remaining closed 4ners
desire to reopen untf prices for the 1
and TIMBER One mill only is running we qnote m m
Shipping timber. large average 81, wya ~ 0O
Shipping timber, small M % On
Mil timber. W" AZ w
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE October 3.-CoFBEE-We report sales
of 5000 bags, ship Grey Eagle, made day or TWO
since before reported, and l400 ba9s ex hopl
both private terms; market steaoy put qufos sooA
81 900 bags Rio. $40
CorroE-we report inquiry to-day with sales OF
So baes part to rrve, at 20 20Hc for low middhng;
20 1ales naddljzg at 21c.
F1ous-Cu market Is without any quotabe Change
c domand is light for export but there good locai
inquiry Stocks ore only moderate, ando supers que
limited. No receipts of Flour from the mar
ket bare OF this description. Wesreport saies tocay "
$50 bbls fair City Mills supor at SO 400 ebls GOOD 40
$40; 100 bbls Howard street Cut Extra % 70; 3D0 bhs
City Mills Family s12. Also, 90 bbls country Rye Floqr
So IS.
GRA1N-Recejpts OF Wheat to-day were, eamprised q
$40 bushels white and II 900 bushels red; gooo
and prices frm included in the sales geze 25o bushels
choice WHITE 81 sS 1000 bushels good TO strictly prime
50 40 75 1900 bushels choicesed - 65; A00 pusheis
prime do 50 so; 1900 bushels gooddo S24o2z 40; 6vO
bushels fair do, So % IS; and inferior TO tough %
20. Corn-55o0 bushels NhtA and l626pushels.yei-
eceived market steady, with sales OF 400 bushels
white at 81 27al2s; 200 bushels yeilowsS1 SS ~
q TIC: fe5 bushels good csc. Rye-l000 bushels re,
ceived; small saies at 81 81 40 for fang to ana
81 25 for damp. "
MoLAssEs-Stock in first hands very small andholders
firm No sales to-day
PRovIsIoss-Advices from Cincinnati coniinhe fayor-
report sale of Is hhds Western rib Sides on private
termH weuote with liberal sales in jobbing lotH for
consumption, Shoulders 11c, rib Sides II clear rao
1Sc; BANS quiet and unchanged; quote plain rtQpng
19a19%c; AndsW auQsrcured 2 za26c Mess Fosl
Is very scarceresai dhrnard optyk Q1ea at 80 on.
Lard steady at last quotations. i
suazRalMarKet irm sales to-day 90 bids Cuba; i4r
stock and advancing gold preminn ho ers EeEe hFm ~
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NobiasaIaElret.

MOBILE october 1.-oorroN+zThe dsnisnd to-day
was very good andyas confined % beer graoes @ oa
were made at lc for Middng the market closing
and easier on lower grades. ~ ~.
MoNETARY-rhe demand for gold continues very ught.
For sterjing there is only limited demand The market
closed dull at annexed quotations od l4S 40; StoS'
ling 60 days. l5l-sgnt 1925 France nominal New HorK
sight par checking, discount buying; New orieanS
sirht par }, discount. a.
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THE MARION STAR,

n, nnblished at Marion s. o. in the central portion
Of the country and offers fasosble meth bum to Mer-
chants Druggists Machsts and gu classee who desire
to extend their buapess In the Pee Dee cou ntry.
For the benefit Of advertising patroRsp wa shall In
addition TO our subscription na which is INSTANTLY In
creasng, publish and distribute. grautou ny copies Of
the STAR during the business season this Fail.
Rates OF Advertising hber7L
W. J. McKIsRALL,
November 40 Editor and P,opriStori
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A Northern man recsntly purchased large
landed estate in Northumberland County, Va, for
$4,000 and proposes to make the growth Of black
,,erriee his leading cror.
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Tno Charlesron Cotton Market.

OFFICE OF TIE CHARLESTON DAILY NEws.(
OzIaLrsTos. Saturday Evening October g. 1867. j
The inquiry was Light prices hssing o declining IAN
asusy exhibiting much trresularty, ssnd falling In
sous transactions to tho extent Of half cent per pound
sales bales viz. at 16, at IT, 10 at TN at l7x'
as as 1s. The quotations are somewhat nominal
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
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''Preventi0R Is Better than Cure.
DIR. RICORD'S
Celebrated Preventive Lotion.

A PROVED AND HTGHLY RECOMMENDED BY
n the French Medical Faculty. az the-only safe and
iiaILs andoto against infection from Special Diseases
This Invaluable gre paraon snited for either sex and
has proved, ample experience, the most efficient
desideratum long sought the Medical World il
used according to directions possibility OF danger
may be avoided single application win redeally neu-
absorbent vessels and render contamination impossible
BE wise in time and at Very sma outlay save hours Of
untold bodily and mental torments.
This most resble specific, SO universally adopted 10
the Old World IS now offered for sale for tho first time 10
America by F. A. DUPoRT CO., only authorized
agentsYor the United States.
Price SO per bottle. Large bottle double sise, SIS.
The usual discount TO the trade. Sent, securely
hacked on receipt OF price, to any address, yith drec
tons and pamphlet, by addressing to
+, a. DUP0RT & co.
Sole Agents for DR.. Ricord's P. l.,
Mayo? lyr No IL Gold Street New York.
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NEW BOOKS.

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MeSicine. n Feyiew of Homaopathy; Work on the His
tory OF fMedicne: Editor of University Medical and Sur
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all tho new and improved methods Price 81; postage oo
Address the author, No. s3a ARCH STREET, Philadel-
phia, Pa -onr
Entitled New Aiedctues which Is the onS work
ever published upon Malia Medics, embracing all the
Eclectic, HOMEOPATHIC and Botanic Remedies. with
full regular Mateia Medica. Price 50; postage ree
Address as abogs,
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THE ORANGEBuRG NEWS.

DUBLIsHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING, At
L Orangeburg. s. c. Terms So per annum' III ao-
vance
During the spring and fall seasons extra copies OF te
oRANaESUBa News win be circulated for the benefit o'
our advertising patrons. ,,,
Contract Advertisements inserted on the most hoera
terms Address SAMUEL DIBBLE. :.
Eiitor Orangebury NeBs
Fetruary o. Orangebh hrR.
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Galveston Cotton statement.
wilmington Market.

Wilmington Market.
WILMINGTON. October 5.-TuRrESTNf-oniy ~
bbls received and sold 81 % tor yellow dip and ~ ~
for hard, 2 $50 pounds.
SPIRITS ruRpFNTNE-Saes of only 40 bbls at Ds cents
a gallopfbr country packages. S.s
EosIs-Market steady Sales of $50 bbls at S3 70 l9r
strained Common 50 80 for strained and No 2 81 1884
for No. l. S4 so Tor Pale and. IS 80 Tor extra Pale
TAR-90 bbls. changed hands ut 50 66 D BARREL
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Ana We would remark that to-day our msrKet opened
With assured tone, bat later adyice9 caused con.
aid dershle anxiety cell The news and is oorse-
nusfH eect on prices In New York, recetved this
erentnr 1t1sk We think tend TO weaken holders and
s feei certai win ntmidste purchasers more especial
" now T. Ut the markets Of the world are 30 nrgy nde
pspdent Of our supply,
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THE EAST FLORIDA BANNER,
OcALA. MARION COUNTY, FLORIDA.

It. F. SMITH, Editor and Proprietor.
s. O. DEBRUHL, Assistant Editor. -
NlHE BANNER has A LARGE CIRCULATION
i throughout the most populous and wealthy PORTIONS
Of Florida
Business men, desrous Of introducing their busrne@
through that section, would do well to ad7eiuse In i
SUBSCRIPTION, 81 YEAR.
srAaNicK Co., Agents. at Courier Office, 0harieston'
South Caroiina-
September 27
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CRISPER COMA.

CRISPER COMA.
OIL she was beautiful and fair,
With starry eyes, and radiant hair,
Whose curling tendrils, soft entwined,
Enchaned ths:yery heart end mtnd
CRISPER ROMA,
For Curling the Hair Of either Sex into Wavy
and Glossy Rinslets or Heavy Massive
Curls.
DY USING THIS ARTICLE LAD1R AND GENTLE
the only article In the world that yil curl straight
hair and ut the Same time give 1t beautiful glossy ap
perance The Crisper Coma not only curs the hair out
nyiRorates beates and cleanees it, s highly and de-
ahtfully perfumed, and in the most complete article OF
the kind ever offered 10 tho American public. Inc
Crisper Coma wiz be cent to any address. sealed and
postpaid for 81.
Adilresball orders 10
". L. CLARK & CO., Chemists
No. 2 West Fayette street, Syracuse. n \.
.-ssf.rcb IN Tyr
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savainah Market.

10 CupHs On 1uiuper IN soiuI Nominal.
(oyToN-0ur market was very irregular during the
latsr part Of last week. but for the past few days it has
exhibited tone, and consequently sales have been
ads st more equxbe prees; IL aet 1t has resumed its
buEnoss appearance owing TO larger offered stock and
more general deuAud from our regular buyers some
OF whom have returned and commenced operations
0ood srsdes have commanded what may be considered
fun prices while the lower qualities although not alto
gether neglected have been purchased at greater de-
prociston than ,s usual in this market chiefly the
reason that they abundan owing TO the prevalence
Of ,an having injured the FIRST picking. We quote
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New Orleans Market.

NEW ORLEANS, October 1.-CoTToS-Ihe genera
features of the market to-day were nearly u
Yesterday There was some inquiry and moderSs ogsS
ness could have been done had parties been %iins ~
give way &c p fb, but we stated IN our iase Iepo'
they claim that they had already made a tno co1' s
sions required by the course OF other marxees, a, nv
the present at least unwilling to go Iurt1ef. ns 2
active movement was prevented by the Ao ilne
connecting with the cable being down and nse G~n @
seoueIitly being no later accounts ron -.
receipts moreover beiag comparah very hoeral mcn
ne IS4S by one boat the Gray Eagle, from 1reenvs,
briyers preferred to stand aloof until the new afNS
shsl he offered The business was consequence
ed TO 100 bales while prices we're acceptea, wno i
caed that he adsnage stu on the sias OF tne
We make however, only slight moolnCauon Ia ~ ~ -
ouotaions putting Ordinary at 10 "a ioc' Ioou @ SaS
ddinary ats15H 17hc; Lows iddling OF 10 2 sSss w
outside fgres for Low ddng are stract E
Hcafion The sales for the past Three days sm up
bales taken mostly for the North The receipts proper
since Friday evening excluding the arrivals from MO
bile Florida and Texas, which are ipciudeo IN tne
respective st emente embrace 1927 rales against loo
durinc the corresponding period last week. showing an
of re bales The exports for the same perod
amount to 1894 bales embracing 706 to Boston, ana oSS
TO New York. - =
Stock on hand lst septewbes, 1S67... oales-l0'I00
Received to-day. lon y -
Recei Ied previously ..........'..'..' ho's- s',eY
A7la
Cleared .o-day. IU0 s,r
Oeqred previously. @io'- IVY
s.,,,, ~, hand and on shinbo..d..... 1887