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Passengers.

Per steamship Moneka from New York-Jas Robb
wife, children and nurse, Miss NJ Bradbury, George
Pearce, Warzallr.
Per steamer Fannie from Georgetown, S CT Ben
nett. Murray, Myers NJ Ferguson, Strong:
Per steamer Pilot Boy, from Savannah Beaufort &c
DR. r Luri, 7 Paine Chas Berendt, e Lee Saw
age freeman, Miss Freeman, Mrs Ferrebee and chill
dren, - Horton Capt Hughes. - Perry, j Hodges,
and deck.
Per steamer " Frazier, from Ediso and Rockville
II Byron, Maj Berlin. G w Waterman and lady,
Seabrook, A Kinysbury, H Robertson and lady, NJ
Bailey, Mrs " Whaley, Storbor, " Ludoyice,
Brig Gen Foust, u S A, and II deck.
Per steamer Gen Hooker, from Edisto-5 on deck.
Per steamship Manhattan, for New York-M Lew, A
Mart, Easton, A Howell, Mrs Burns. J Mckinley,
Peter Webber, Z Proctor, j L Arnold Mrs Donahue
chldron Miss Donahue Strong, n Ferguson, Myer,
N Cullenane cleary and lady, Mrs Rice, Mrs Byne,
s Brown, 81 Mankn, and II stcerage.
Per steamship Quaker City, for New York-A1r & Mrs
Stuyvesant John Guylee Guylee, Capt Sponagle,
G Pitcher, John Adams, @ Hail. Chas Eccleston, R
Benson, Jr, = Gill nd, Mrs Catharine Gnlfuss and
child Robt DAILY, Miss Margaret DAILY, John Bailey,
Mrs Thomas Stoney, nurse and children, John Nc
Queen, lazy, nurse and children, Mr. and Mrs Miller,
Miss Chase and servant w La Rue and lady Miss White
and servant John Giroy, Eugene Houston. Patrick Lof
tus, Joseph Davis " johnson, John Dunn, Grpon,
Hugh Hart
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Boston Boot and Shoe Market.

BOSTON, March 21-The demand If anything Is Ut
tie higher but with the pt of some orders and with
few buyers still here trade is fair for desirable goods
and there is an improved feeling with the trade as
whole. It has been general remark with the
trade this spring that majority of buyers here
call is expected. which will prolong the spring trade
later than usual The demand for ooots and shoes for
New York has been light this spring, beng little more
than onehaf large as that Of last year when the de-
California trade has been much better this spring.
the clearances Of goods being nearly double those
OF 1866. This, with hrger Southern Market has
kept the shipments almost up to those of last year for
the same time. In prices the marke. continues about
the former dates for goods on hand But for
more desirable goods and for those made to order tho
prices are frmer with tendency to ADVANCE it being
impossible manufacture at the price for which large
portion of goods sold it the prices OF stock OF all
kinds are considered Tho total shipments of boots and
shipments of boots and shoes by rail and for the
week have been $40 cases.
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The Cold SNAp.-After siege of wet and
gloomy weather, we have had cleac skies; but not
without frost of more or less severity, which we
understand higher up the country was peceeded
pleasantly cold days and Monday morning sealed
the fate Of tender garden vegetables, and we fear
the young peaches also. Although apparently not
80 disastrous in the town, we learn that frost and
ice have been very visible q few miles in the inte-
the country @ about all Aiken and tbe nne
country generally will be minus crop this sum-
mer. As the planting has scarcely Commenced,
we presume we might reasonably hope for better
things to come.-Ge0rgetoacn Times,
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COMMERCIAL.
EYnnrf4s

Exports.
NEW YORK-Per stearnship Manhattan-48 bales 8 7
Cotton lTS bales Upland Cotton, 46 tcs Rice 500
bbls Rosin so bales Rope, 237 Empty bbls, IA bags
Fruit, casks Beeswax, cask Gum Arabic, butt
Wine IA pkgs sundries. Per steamship Quaker City
IA tcs Rice, 81 bales 6es Island Cotton, Horse 18
sacks Almonds, 180 pkgs.
PHILADELPHA-Per steamship AIinnce-61 bales Cot
ton, 81 casks Rice, 100 Empty bbls, lot Dried Fruit
lot Lu nber, 80 pkgs Mdze.
.VAIENCIA-Per bark Centro de Esportaclon-14!,o0 ,o00
feet Lumber 600 Slaves, 80 bbls Rosin, 100 DO lar
so do Petroleum
LIvERPOOL-Per Norwegian bark Gladstone-26s bales
ST Cotton, 1850 bales Upland Cotton, and %s2 Dds
Resin.
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Havana Market.

HAVANA, March l4.-No sales yesterday upon the
wharf Of tho least interest to United States producers
London and Liverpool payable u London, 60 days sights
United States currency oil sod $4,000 a q discount for
$4,000 and q tor $3O00 GO days sight; small bills gold
sight 5h premium; do 60 days SH do Sugar market
quiet No 12 aS% per 100 lbs; whites through at $5a
do; yellows, Nos 13 to 20S3 11-1G to 81 do.
FREraHTs-Less demand; vessels seeking.
E1oHANaEs-London GU days sterling IA premium !;
United States currency q to % discount GO days sight,
do gold 3a3h premium, do; do 5a5A do, sight
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Constgnees per South Carolina Railroad,
In rcF, 23.

l52 bales Cotton 70 coils Rope 1853 boxes Tobacco,
car Old Iron 10 Lumber, Wood and sundries
To Stenhouse & Co, Adams, Damon Co. G Walter Il
Co, Utsey & Kenyon, Lowndes, nIken Co, Rodgers
Co, Clark l. Co. John Colcock, Wharton l. Petsoh
D Appler, s Robinson & Son, Lorentz, Wallace l.
Bro, Lsurey Alexander, George W Williams & Co, w
l. Co, Willis & Chiso.m, Lee l. Spencer, Agent
Hopley Co.
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[FoR THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEws.l
A WELCOME TO ST. AuCHAEL'S BELLS

Welcome with your mellow chimes
Joyous Bells Of happier times.
Silence now resigns her reign
To thy soft harmonious strair.
May thy music cease no more
Strike as in the days Of yore.
Let our hearts rejoice again,
Long we've missed try cheering strain.
Welcome, welcome, Sabbath Bells,
For with praise each bosom swells,
As thy tones with sacred air
Can us to the house Of prayer.
Since thy thrilling peals were hushed,
Hopes have withered hearts been crushed,
Other bells have sounded clear,
Death knells DER the soldiers bier.
But those bloody days have passed,
Silent is the warriors blast
Now across Ghe oceans foam
Welcome to thy peaceful home.
Cease no mere thy soothing chime,
Echo on through coming time,
When we've breathed our latest vow,
Ring On, ring en-. sweet Bells as now.
Charleston, s. @.
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New York Market.
MONEY MARKET.


The New York Journal Of Commerce of Friday, March
22d, says
Money is In good demand, especially for long loans,
and time contracts are made with less freedom On CALL
with prime securities borrowers are accommodated ut "a
per cent. and few except the largest houses make
objection to the outside rate In blocks from day to
day cash balances placed at 5a6 per cent but only
select customers can obtain such terms.
PRODUCE MARKER
NEW YORK, March 21.-BREADsTuFFs- market
for state and Western flour is less active Prices have
advanced five to ten CENTS mainly the poorer descrp
ons Sales made Of 1000 bbs at 50 G5@10 IS for
superfne Stale; $40 S0@11 so for common extra State;
s 60@l2 so for good to choice do So 65@10 60 for
peltne SEchgan, Indiana, Ohio Iowa. &c, and $40 500
u for extra do S12 1O@l3 so for choice extra do ncud
ing shipping brands OF round hoop Ohio S11 50@12 IS
and trade brands of do at s12 40@19 go; ST. Louis a
s12 75a4 for spring. and $14@l6 Is for winter closing
quietly.
Superhne Statei 80 65@@10 IS
Exna state. lo SUg12 81
Extra Ohio, round hoop. II 50@12 IS
~, Iaae IL 4o(91o oo
Et EAIa 1enesee. ......................... none
Extra 81. Louis 12 75@16 IS
SOUTHERN F1ouR-Is In tar request at well sustained
Sales were made Of 250 bbs ut $40 90a12 40 for
common and So Scale Is for extra and family brands
. CALIFORNIA fLoUR.-Thc market is firm and more ac
Ve We notice saes Of 500 bbls and sncks at $14 50a1
CORN MEALS in limited request Holders are do
manding full rates.
WHEAT.-The market opened quietly, but closed more
aeoVey at 1u hgures The sales 81 800 bushels at
So 3Oa2 80 TOR No Milwaukee; So 42hl2 40 for No do
and So IS for extra choice do
OATs-Are dull and heavy. Sales were made of o. 900
bush at 62a65]ac for Western, and 7oa7Ic for State
CoEN-The market opened quietly, and closed at de.
cline OF oneo two cents The saes are IS 900 bush at
s117as1 l8 for shipping Western mixed in 9, ore
10 do aaoat and sl12 for new mixed We tern at the
railroad depot.
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The following are the Agents for this paper:
". A. HEMINGWAY, General Travelling and Collecting
Agent
fev. COLIN MURCHIs0N, General Travelling and Col
lectblg Agent.
TOWNSEND & NORTH, Booksellers an Ssahoners,
Columbia, S. C.
o. D. GOODMAN, Cross HILL Laurens District, S. c.
w NETHERS, Union, S. G.
Captain W. E. EARLE, GreenviTe, s. c.
Col J. J. RYAN, Barnweu, S. G.
]. T. DUBoIS Marion.
O. s. HARBY, Sandy Ford P O., Madison Co., Fla.
PATRICK 4 HUVEY, Macon, Ga
J.Y. u. WILLIAMS, Clinton S. G..
J. r. ALLEN, Chester c. a., s. @.
w. s. LANCE Grahanyille P. O., Beaufort, 8. C.
B. F. BRADFORD, Walterboro', S. G.
b. I. DARR, Sumter, S. G.
THAD. C. ANDREWS, Orangeburg, S. G.
J. n BROWN, "Southerner Office, !" Darlington s. c.
M M. QUINN & BRO, Augusta.
J. a. ESTELL. Savannah, Ga
ISAAC DAVEGA, Agent in New York.
J. Il sHECUT, Agent at Atlanta, Ga.
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GOTTBCHALK.

consider Ohickering Bons Pianos superior to any
In the world.
They unrvalled for their singing qualities and for
the hnr rnonious roundness of their tone. There 1s
perfect homogenety throughout all the registera. The
upper notes are remarkable for oearness and purity
which do not find in any other instrument while the
base s distinguished for power without harshneBs ard
for magnificent sonoritg.
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EUROPEAN TESTIMONIALS,

EUROPEAN TESTIMONIALS,
Reoeiusd during the month of August, 1865.
LONDON, July rs, 1857.
MEssRs. CHroKERNa & soNs-aents: have much
pleasure In enclosing document signed by the trst
eomposerB musclans and professors In Europe held
your Pianos in such high estimation (uide my certiA.
cate that felt 1t my duty to take one of taem with me
20 Europe to ascertain the opinion OF my professional
brethren. The enclosed certificate VIII prove nov
nnardmous they have been on the subject. beg to
forward at the same tme letter received from my
friend, Mr. oolard, which am sure must be crafty
Ing to You. -,.
JAMES N. WEHLL
LONDON, January IA, 1856.
Jarns, N, WehH, Esq.,:
MY DEAR sm:I have great pleasure in ssking youto
convey to Messrs. Chiokering the EXPIRE sion Of my
highest approval Of their instrument It conader
not merely the best instrument OF American mannao p.a
fortes that has come under my cbseryation and
the Messrs: ChiokerinR may well be proud OF having
turned ont from their manufactozy an instrument a.
would be very difficult to surpsss In any part OF the
wtde world.
Dear Sir very ''n''5sly GSis' ySg5s, p' oo1nAnp,
Firm Of Oollsrd Collard, Pianoforte Manufacturers,
London.
LONDON, August "a, 1865
James H. WehH. Esq.:
LIZ DEAR BIB: as you are going back to the United
States. must beg yon to remember me kindly to the
Messrs. Chickering. Tell them was delighted with
their Grand Plno.forte-as good IN tntTpmea Lhink
az ,oas cuer turs,, out both IN touch asdfr.
Wishing you 3d. repstR % eyss RRn. !, 4i Hwoon
Firm Of I. Bro.dwood & Sons, Piano-forte Manufso.
turers, London.
LONDON, July 20, 1866.
kaeRrs n
GEaTs have just been invited by Mesars. Collard TO
trv Grand Piano.forte manufactured by you aud
friend Mr. c. D. Collard vtz: That 1t Is the finest In
strumentI ever played on. ,
Believe me, gentlemen. most faithfully yours y,,
J. L. HATT0N.
Tstimonia from the most distinguished Ar!ss IN Earops
to Acsrs. Chietsri,'9 Sons:
LONDON, July Is, 1866.
Having played upon Piano-forte made by Mepsrs
ohickertng SONS, Of Boston and New YorK' nave
For sweetness and brtlnancy Of tone, deltcacy OF
touch and magnificent powur for concert purposes,
consider It really GRAND = 4sD DHoD5p I,5
ARABGLLA GODDARD. aI9l0 TeS5 REnGNPL
VI KgHH 81 Rsnrp1or ISRsAX !. M9s6asIpR' s4GRhR
N. ". BALFE Prof OF ConserVatoire de
sR SRiSIEY M Eafi RfoHARDa AETHTa TH1H oHAppr1
hENE EdfAU0Ghs 04eCtOI VA A1oauoS SoAR
SYDNEY SMITH. certs, London.
Among the chiefpoints Of excellence OF the Chicker
Ing Pianos Of which speak the renowned artists In their
cngratulatory testimonials to the Messrs Chickerng,
are the greatest possible DEPTH richness and volume OF
tone combined with rare brilliancy, clearness and
perfect evenness throughout the entire scale; and
above su surprising duration OF sound, the pure and
sympathetic quality OF which never changes under th2
most delicate or powerful touch.
During the past forty three yoars this firm has manu-
nctured
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CoFFEE-The market is quiet, but steady. We notice
sales Of $500 bags Bio, OK Lnbec on private terms
at decline Of about one cent The sales are 1850 bales
We quote:
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JOHN WAI.I4AC CH.,i''''.
MISCELLANEOUS.
SIMlLIA sIlIILlBUs CURANTUR.
HOmEoPATHIC SPECIFICS

HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS
uAvE PROVED, FROM THE MOST AMPLE EAPH.
n RIENUE AZ entire success: :Simpe-p,omps-Em.
ent and Reliable. They are the only medicines per
iecty adapted to popular useso simple that mistaEes
uannot be made In 9sns them 90 harmless as , 70 oe
.le They have raised the highest commendaion from
III, and Will always render satisfaction. ..-....
20 l. cures Feyers, Congestion, Infammatlons.. a.
Q, t' Worms Worn-FeveE, Worm -Coio.: Is
p,snahss Of ohiidica or Adults. Is *
0iole,a horbus, Nausea, yomit. =. .
Coughs, i Colds, Bronohis. :
8 Heuralgfa, Toothsche, Raeesche.. %
O. Headaches, Sick Headache Vertigo. %
10. Dyspepsia, Bilious Stomach. ......
III Suppresseu, or Painful Pertodg.....
Ia Whites. too profnse periods. ....... 26
is. Group, Cough, Difficult Breathing. az
!" H. Salt Rlaeum, Er. aIpelas, Eraptonf. Is
l6. Rheumatism, Rheumatic Palms. %
Is, I" Fever and Ague, Chill Fever .
II. j" riass, Blind or Bleeding. .:.......... 50
Is Ie Uplhnl,ny, and Sore or Weak Eyes. 30
lp. Cata-~h, Acute or Chronic, InAu-
a. wnooping inao Cough. Violent Coughs 50
90 a. Asthma, Oppressed Breathing...... 30
a. Enr Discharges, Impaired Heaf-
49, j" scrofuia, as;iiii.:Eiii Enlarged Glands swell:
GENERA Debility, PIyai:si wesSness
az Dropsy and Scanty secrehons.. %
- 28 Eea Sickness. Sickness from Bid
ino..,.............. 80
- a. Kidney Disease, Gravel. .......... %
al Nervous Debility, Seminal Emts-
sions Involuntary 2ischarges..... .L00
% 90 m Sore Bfouth, Oanker. 90
~ @ Urinary 1neontfnencc, Wettng =.
F." 81, :" pasn1ai iPeriods. even with :
su1PFssD sPssy a9a at Change Of
Epilepsy, sPasms st. SoEs vitna T.ass psnoe lm ~
FAMILY CASES.
10 yialx morocco and book. $IvU
10 large yias ia morocco, and book. o00
10 large Walls plain case and book. 900
LIS boSep Nog. to 16) and book. 500
VETERINARY SPECIFICS.
Mahogany cases. 10 vtsls. $ie.OV
single vials, with directions 1.V
HrThese remedies, by the eaee or single bo1, are
en 20 any part OF country, by Mail OF Express !ree
charge on receipt Of the Price. Addresa
HUMPHREYS sPEOIFIO
HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE COMPANY,
Office and Depot No. 662 Broadway, New York.
Dr. HuMrnnEYs 10 consulted daily ct his o!tco, pef
onay or by 10tter above for al forne OF olsease'
DOyvIE q NOISE. Wholesale Agents.
No. 161 Meeting street,
Opposite Charleston Hotel.
w, A. SKRINE.
A, yT. ECKEII u CO.. Retail Agents,
No. 2Sl KING.STREET. 4th door above Market'se
AnriI 1e mwfcmo emo Charleston, 8. G. &,
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10000 PIANOS,

In tho construction Of which they hsve introduced every
known and valuable improvement. They have lnvaris
bly been selected and used by all Of the worlds
Eno,oleoed great artists who have visited this country
professionally, both for private and public use.
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TIaALBEHG.

consider Ohickering Sons Pianos, beyond com.
psrison, the best I have ever seen In America.
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WORLDS FAIR, LONDON.

TEIALBERG's OPINION.
consider Chickering Sons Pianos. beyond com.
| rariRon, the best have seen In America.
8. THALBERa,
Chairman Of Jury On Musical instruments.
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Cleared saturday.

Cleared Saturday.
Steamship Alliance, Iely, Philadephia-h 5aker q
Steamship Quaker City, West, New York-RayeneI 20.
steamahip Manhattan, Collins, New Ysrk-Seet BIOS
Co.
Span bark Centre de Esportacon, Ferres Valencia spn
Hall. -
Norwegian bark Gladstone. Evensen, LdEerpool-R
Walker.
schr Grapeshot Bonneau, savannah-Wilis ohisolm
Inward cargo Of Fruit. - - -.
scbr Ella Hodsdon, Hodsdon, cardenas-street Bros
Co. In ballast.
schr L 8 lowering, Carson Wilmington, c-HF Baker
Up Cor this Port.
Steamship saragossa Orowel at New York, March L.
Steamship Sea Gull, Dutton, at Baltimore Marcn "a.
Steamship Patapsco Netf, at Baltimore, March u;
Brig Webster Kelly, Kelly, at New York, marcn ~
From this Port.
schr Allen. Car.on, Wilmington, n G, March 2S.
Br schr Alert, Mann, Carbana, Cuba, Marcn
Schr Nicanor, Hannah, Cardenas, 12th Inst.
Memoranda.
schr Nicanor from Charleston, was toWed into Caroe
mas 11th inst disabled condition. by schr Ada lbr
from st John, B.
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The Charleston Cotton Market.

OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS
CHARLESTON Saturday Evening, March %, 1867. !
The staple has a continued downward tendency and
prices declined half to one cent q tb, the falling of in
price being most striking in the lower qualities Sales
400 bales viz 1Oa 2 s5 at 26 80 at 26, 1e8 at SO
at a7H at 2s at 2s, 81 at 49, at 29h cents, and
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Augusta Market,
AUGUSTA, March 2S.-FMANc1AL.- monej market
is dull and unchanged.
GoLD.-Brokers buying at 1856 and selling at 197
SlLvER--Brokers buying at 28 and selling at lS3.
BoNps-We heard Of sale of City Bonds at IS cents
CoTIoN.-There was tair demand to-day, and tho
feeling in the market rather better than on ycster
DAY From sales made during the day, quote as
about the markets Middling 27c Strict to Good Mid
ding 27Ha2Sc Sales of the day amounted to IA bales
as follows at co. at o. 16 at 23 at a. at 70 at
&c IA at 2e at a. l2 at 27A II at 2K, and 46 at ~
Sales at and under 26c stained or mixed lots.
Recents 16 bales
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DRUGS, CHEMilIcAts,E ! / ETC. 4
'THE. BEST TONIC. MON. IN. .IjSE!

S. I.-lS6U-X. s- "; .ss$eas
=. -. <
LOW pos.acS ~. -
VIII cure Nervous Aesdsoae enc =
Ss.a Goaa Staasao1 80 H Tatss nt,
ELL S.a.aou ~ s.aI - 49,.
EAsulency ana lno1ees1on' II
nervous AMecuolA =. =. -. -. =. -. $ $
ExceenYe Esugue and naott 0IeSaL
lam oyer tne syos. - .5 -=.s
nseue. S 1osi 1,a y: .{s -
~. frostanon; areat weaKness &. :.
bauoE Complonon, weak boWeiA Sot .$:$Et I
Which sTe me eyanence5 s1 41 ~, ,,,o.,rI,,
vSn sht @ ~ 49, :. III Ia .1 10
N s esnmasea ssss sS q ~ sous s
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CAR D..

tits with feelings Of pride American manufacturers
that we publsh the following testimonials, which have
been received BY us recently:
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MOO1I6 MHTKeLs
MOBILE March 2O-CoTToN-There has been fair
demand amongst to-day, and early in the morning
sellers were firm in their ideas at yesterdays rates, but
on receipt of advces from Liverpool OF to-day reporting
decline of 1d and in New York Of Nc, factors be-
came more willing sellers at decline Of fully Ac. Sales
reached $50 Gales the market closing dull and dropping
at 29a29hc. for Middling
MONETARY AND FNANc.AL-Dealers report Light
business in Go which is quoted at the close
Sterling 144al45.
Francs $780,
There has been heavy demand or New York Sight at
par but some holders was asking premium In syn-
pathy with New Orleans. Buying rate Is dis
New Orleans Si0ht par.
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GRAIN.-There Was nothing reported IN WheSt today;
sales OF 50006000 bushels spring have been made within
few days from store private terms; the market s
firmly maintained. Como Offerings to-day were COM
prsed OF 1s 600 bushels white and bushels yellow;
weather wet and stormy, and market dull and receded
several cents notice sales of 1000 bushels good to
prime at 81 09a1 10 1000 bushels yellow ut 81 10a1 H.
Oats-290 bushels offered; s0les; quote 6ha67 cents
Rye-Sales Of 800 bushels at 81 so.
MoLAssEs-Nothing doing for want Of stock; no Cuba
Porto Rico in the market prices nominny unchanged
PRovraoNs.-There some inquiry for Western Lard,
with further sales Of 150 erces at cents For
other descriptions of the hog product the market was
firm at our quotations. viz Mess Pork s29 75a24 prime
S22 prime S19 50a20; bulk shoulders 9H cents,
packed; rib sides u14a11H cents; clear rib a1lA;
hams sugar-cured 1Sa13A cents. Bscon-Shouders
10%a11 cents; rib sides CENTS clear rib 12a1S
cents clear 1SAal3 cents inside prices for large lots
and net cash orders.
R1cE-Market dull quote Carolina 10 oka101 cents for
good to prime; Rangoon 9Ha9h cents; sales smau
sALT-We continue to quote steady at S. 25 for Liver
pool fine; SS 20@3 25 for ground alum q SACK and Turks
Island 62@65c q bushel
SUGAR-Was quiet to-day; no sales reported. Stock,
which is light is chiefly composed Of grocery styles.
Very little refining grades. We quote:
Cuba and E. L. fair to good refs 10A@16ac, Am
fair to coed gro. ...101@1lAc "
prime. .................. .11A@12 C
Porto Rico, com. to good gro........... ..10A@nkc g
Mi' 6 prime to choice. .12A@l2Ac
New Orleans, fair to prime. e............. none.
Havana, No. R........ .llS@llAc, I'm
REFINED SUaARs-Are lower. We quote crushed,
powdered and granulated 15Hc; White 14Nc; Circle
14Mc; 14ho; Extra 1870 Yellow 1880; low grades
12H@13c.
WH1skEY-continues quiet and nominal at 25@sOc per
gallon in bond.
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npoprArT0 T0FRrrroArms

-.rz RooHksTER, n. 7, December 3. 30.
Mezars P. a. DRAB Co.. hxye been 8 great g1f.
rerer nom Dyspepsia for three four ye and Ind TO
abandon my profession. About three monthaE EaGo1
tried the Plsntaon Bitters and to my great 1oy am
several caseo and ~ far q know, always with signal
beneat am re'rectp1oiy pa zoSr1 q .rsapr s.
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PHnApHrpH1A, 10Th Month, 1Tth Day, 1854
RESPECTED FR1ED:-My dsughtar has bean much
benaAtzed BY the use OF thy Plantaaoo Taou
wilt send me two bottles mora.
20 Thy friend, AhA UUhhtN..
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-03-25
Mobile Market.

RECEIPTS AND SALES
There rece ID this week. at the warehouses; 2l4
bales Sales same period 719 bales.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-03-25
Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, March 23.-TuRPEE1NE-Receip
meagre, and market firm Sales of LOT bbs. at "a ior
yellow dip, and S2.75 for hard, q $50 lbs,
No transactions reported in spirits turpentne.
RosNSale of 116 bbls. at $325 for strained Common.
TAR-l64 bbls. changed hands at $1.7O q b j.
CoTroN-Sale of 10 bales at 26a26 cents for low mil
ding, and ~ cents q lb. for middling.
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LONDON, July 20, 1866.

Kessrs. Chickerin0 d Sons:
GENTS: have Just been invited by Mesars. Ooard 70
try Grand Ptano.forte manufactured by you, aud
have no hesitation in endorsing the opinion OF my old
friend Mr. G. D. Collard vtz: That 1t ts the finest IN.
strumentI ever played on.
Believe me- gentlemen. most faithfully yonrs,
- J, T.. HATTON,