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Prime Porto Rico Sugar and Mola.ses.
BY STREET BR THEIRS G. co.

At auction THIS DAY. the 10th inst, will be sold a
New Custom House Stores, at II o'clock. A. NJ,
1874 hhds. prime PORTO RICO SUGAR
~ terces prime Porto Rico Molasses.
Conditions cash In 10 days
R9r Augusta Chronicle and Sentinel and Columbi
Phoenix will insert times and send bill 70 s. B. co.
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UNITED STATES CoURT-HoN. G. 8. BRYAN PRE-
sIDNG.-The case OF Mrs. Jane Prnge Us. the
steamer Little Addie, was up before the Court,
and the examination of witnesses continued.
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RY r. M. MARGHALL & BRO.

THIS DAY 18th inst, at II O'Clock, will be sold at the
Exchange, Broad street.
ALI that LOT OF LAND on the West side Of America
street. North of Mary known as No. IT, together with
the BUILDINGS thereon consisting of residence OF
four square rooms dressing and pantry, and two
other Buildings in the rear. Of four rooms each The
Lot measures 81 feet by 100 feet
Conditions cash; purchasers to pay us for papers.
November 10
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TUESDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 10, 1867
L OC Al NJ TIER S.
AUCTION SALES TuJy nay

AOCIIOH SALES THIS DAY.
T. NJ. CATER will sell at 81 o'clock, butter
bellies, sides and shoulders.
MILES DRAKE will sell, at 1Oo'clock, dry goods
clothing, &c.
JOHN G. MILNoR & Co. will sell at 10 o'clock
dry goods, clothing, anvils, saws, e..
STREET BROTHERS & Co. will sell, at II o'clock
Porto Rico sugar and molasses.
K. NJ. MARSHALL & Bro. will sell, at II o'clock,
three building lots, &c.
JEFFoRDs 4 Co. will sell at 81 o'clock, hams,
strips, shoulders, Sides &c.
HENRY CoBA & Co. will sell at o'clock, soap,
tobacco oysters, buckets, &C.; also, hams, shoul-
ders, lard and cheese.
R. & A. z. CALDWELL will sell, at % o'clock,
hams &c.
MCKAY & CAMPBELL will sell, at % o'clock,
bacon, shoulders, &c.
LAUREy & ALEXANDER will sell at 10 O'Clock,
strips, shoulders, &c.
MnI1aAN Son will sell at 10 o'clock, fu~-
niture, &c.
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EIIN EOk ALI

T7ULL INSTRUCTIONS BY WEIGH ANY PERSON
n male or female, can master Lhe great art OF Ven
friloousm by few hours practice, making world o
fn and after becoming experts themselves, can teacl
others thereby making 1t q source OF income. Full In
sructons sent By mail or 5O cents Satisfaction guar
anteed.
W.,1 lyr
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Dry Goods, Clothing, Notions, &c.
RV MILES DRAKE.

At1o o'clock, THIS MORNING. will be sold without re-
serve at my store corner of King and Liberty streets,
large and desirable assortment Of DRY GOODS,
Hosiery Blankets sontags Hoop Skirts, Clothing, No
tions &c,
ALSO,
100 dozen COATS SPOOL COTTON
100 dozen Mixed Half Hose, superior article
November 19
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The THRIFT OF THE CoLoRED PEOPLE. The
October report of tho Freedman's Savings and
Trust Company shows some very gratifying re-
suits. Charleston as usual, leads the advance,
and shows aposit of $50, ,912 during the month,
against s25 4s9 in Washington, s44s1 in New York,
s5611 in New Orleans, and s972 in Richmond.
Beaufort s. c., returns no less than $50 342, while
the colored people in Augusta have only deposited
$2O1s.
| In this State the colored people have always
been orderly and thrifty, and they have not for
gotten their old practices. Richmond, Va, with
its rioting and turbulence, could not place even
one thousand dollars in bank to meet 'hard
times" )" but the quiet and prudent colored people
Of Charleston have accumulated more than thirty
six thousand dollars. This is the true freedom of
the negro. Freedom to work and to save will do
him no harm political meetings and incendiary
harangues are the rocks which threaten him with
destruction. Let the colored man be honest, and
Industrious, and he can save money. He is better
paid than any agricultural laborer i'll Europe and
if he will make the Freedman's Savings Bank his
headquarters, instead of Chase Hall or Military
Hall, he will find himself in better position in
twelve months time than il he became member
Of Congress, or could cast ten votes at each
municipal election. Many OF our colored people
understand this already, and, sooner or later, we
will have to choose between work and idleness,
and to make their election between unfagglng in
dustry and political agitation.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.


TO PROVIDE FOR THE LIQUIDATION OF THE INTEREST
on THE DEBT OF The oTTY, WHICH ACCRUED ON THE
THmTIETH DAY OF SEPTEMBER LAST.
DE 1T ORDAINED BY IHE MAYOR AND ALDER
ID MEN In City Council assembled, That for the pur
pose of quidang the interest the public debt OF the
city which accrued on the tnir ieth day OF September
last six per cent stock gatoy the corp ration OF
the City Of Charleston shall be issued under the drec-
ton OF the Mayor the persons holding stocks or siI
per cent bonds OF the city and entitled to receive the
interest accrued thereon at the time above stated the
said stock to bear interest after the rate Of six cent
per annum, payable quarterly, redeemable in thirty
years from date: POuided That part OF said stock
shall be Issued for any less than twenty dollars
for any fractional part OF dollars Foutded also, that
all sums for less than twent dollars, and for fractional
parts of q dollar, shall be paid in city bills.
SEC 2. That the firm Of certificate, and mode OF
transfer of said stock shall subject TO the regu
atlone as now exist relation to other city six per cent
stocks Of the city,
Ratied In City Council this twentysecond day Of octo
ber In the year OF our Lord one thousand eight hun
dred and sl1ty-seven
n. 81 2. @. GAILLARD, Mayor.
". q. SMITH, Clerk Of Council. October as
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II you want CHEAP Blank Books;
II you want cheap Stationery, Envelopes, Pa
per, &c.; or, M1LLzRs Almanac;
If you want Printing executed neatly;
II you want Books bound In any style, or Account
Books made to order, with any desired pattern Of
ruling, go to HnAM HABa1s. No. SO Broad street.
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THE COURT OF EoUrTY-CHANCEILoR W. D.
JOHNSON PREs1DNa.-A number Of motions were
granted, and the case of Clark us. Deveaux taken
up. Henry Buist, Esq, for the complainant, R.
DeTrevine, Esq, for the defendant. The plead
ing was read by MIR. Buist and the argument
opened.
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Hams, &c.
BY r. & A, P. CALDWELL.
THIS DAY. the 1sth will be sold before our store at
halfpast O'Clock,
300 HAMS
200 sides
200 Shoulder
2O0 Strps
200 sacks Salt.
Conditions cash. November 10
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UNDER DECREE IN Equity.
ONDIN DGNUm Nv
LINES Us. Lynes

UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
Lynes Us. Lynes.
VIII be sold under the direction OF the Undersigned, Is
the old Custom House. in this city, on TUESDAY, tht
26th day Of November, 1861, at II, A. NJ,
ALL THAT PLANTATION, known as "Kibblesworth,
with the buildings thereon, In the Parish OF st johns
Berkeley, containing about 1107 acres, more or less
bounded East on Monks Corner Road North on land O
Dawson formerly of Dr. b. M Hag, West on the Fores
track adjoining, and South on -.
The FOREST TRACT adjoining tho above on the
East having triangular FORM and containing 200 acres
more or Iesa
TRACT OF LAND, In the Parish aforesaid, contain
ing about 376 acres. bounded North by lands OF Mrs.
Motte East by lands Of f. Sylvester, South by lands o
Isaac Lewis, and West by lands Of Hugh Butler.
Terms-One-ihrd cash; balance in two equal annual
instalments secured by ponds and mortgage, with in
terest from day Of sale. Buildings to be insured and
policy assigned Purchaser to for and
November6 tu4 Master in Lquity
UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
Provident Institution for Savings Us. Robson e'
aL, Beach Us. Robson ct al
VIII be sold under the direction Of the undersigned
the old Custom House. on TUESDAY, the 26th day oi
November, 1857 at II A. H.,
l. All that LOT OF LAND, with the three story Brick
and Tiled Store thereon, situate ON Ma9woods South
Wharf, measuring on the South on said Wharf 23 feet
and In depth 63 feet inches, or less Bounding
South on Magwocd's South Wharf. North and East by
storehouse and Lot formerly Of Charles A. Magwood,
and West on lands OF Charles A. Msgwood and Thomas D.
Condy.
ALSO,
g. All that LOT OF LAND, with the three story Brick
Building thereon situate the North side Of the street
leading to North Atlantic Wharf, measuring on the North
and south lines "a feet inches, and the East and
West lines % feet inches, more or less. Bounding
North on lands Of George A. Locke, East on land o,
Rhett Robson, West on land Of - Mathewes, and
South on street leading to North Atlantic Wharf.
The above two Lots being covered by one and the
same building, will be so together.
Terms-One. third cash. balance in and two years,
with interest annually from day Of sale secured by bond
Of purchaser and mortgage Of the premises. Buildings
to be insured and policy assigned Purchaser . pay for
papers and stamps, JAMES TUPPEh,
November tu4 Master In Equity.
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hUCTlOn SALES.
TicO Building Lots on Ashton street.
3Y T. M. MARSHALL & BRO.

THIS DAY, 19th inst at IL o'clock, will be sold ii
the Exchange. Broad street,
Two BUILDING LOTS on Ashton street. measuring
40 by 115 feet.
Conditions-One-thlrd cash; balance in and two
years. Purchaser to pay US for papers
Noyember10
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GENERAL CANBY's report to General Grant, as
Commander of the Second District, is published.
The troops in this District amount to al commits
stoned officers and 2773 men. Nine hundred and
ftty-nine cases have been tried by military trbu-
nails. The expense Of reconstruction, so far, INA
terislly exceeds $25O,O0O.
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LARGE AUCTION SALE OF SUGAR AND MoLAssEs.-
Messrs. Street Brothers and Co. will sell to-day, at
the new Custom House, one hundred and twenty
four hogsheads of Porto Rico sugar and twenty
two tierces Of molasses. This sale is one that
should attract The attention of Dealers as the ar
tcles are in constant demand, and the quantity
sufficient to enable bidders to secure an equitable
division. The conditions are cash in ten days.
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KENTUCKY STATE CoMBHA1ToN LOTTERY draws
every day at Covington, Ky Whole tickets from
81 to $40; shares in proportion. Prizes from
$4,000 to $50 900. q. T. PETERS, Agent,
No. 90 Hassl street, Charleston, S. C.
November limo
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For restoring strength and appetite, use the great
Southern Tonic PANUSus HEPIT1o BrrrERs and you
VIII not be disappointed For sale by all druggists. tn
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THE DAILY NEWS.

~ LARGEST CIReULAT1oN.-THED DAILY NEWS
BEING THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY RECoG-
NIsED AS HAVING The LARGEST CIRCULATION
IN THE CITY OF CHARLESTON. PUBLISHES THE
LIST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN THE PosToF-
F1cE AT TIE END OF EACH WEEK, ACCORDING
TO THE PROVISIONS OF THE NEW PCsToFFIcE
LAW
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Strips, Shoulders, Sides, Hams, &c.
BY LAUREY & ALEXANDER.
THIS DAY. the 18th inst will be sold before our store
No. 1877 East Boy. at 10 o'clock,
800 choice small STRIPS
200 Pig Shoulders
200 large Shoulders
100 Sides
200 new Hams
200 canvassed Hams.
ALSO,
Boxes superior BLACK TEA
Boxes Brandy and Whiskey
Table Salt, Wine, Nails
Co1ks, Demijohns, Vinegar, &c.
Conditions cash. November 10
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

FoR GEORGETOWN Shippers and others will
notice the change in the sailing day Of the steamer
Emile. She leaves South Commercial wharf to-
day for this trip only, and will touch at all of the
usual landings.
REAL, ESTATE SALgs.-Messrs. R. NJ. Marshall d
Bro. offer to-day to the public chance for an in
vestment in real estate. They will sell at auction
q house and lot in America street, and desirable
building in Ashton street.
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THE GAZETTE, VOLUME II, No. 2.-The contents
of this number are very interesting-they are
Fenisn Alarms in England; The Result Of the
Elections "Bsrdolph, am not fallen away yiely
since this last action ?" o. Father Abraham, what
these Christians be ! Who killed Cock Robin? "A
Journal of Civilization;" ;" Bishop Lynch in Boston;
AS it should be; The Resolutions Of the Irish BIZ
shops; The Fenian Prisoners; The Memorial
Church to Cardinal Wiseman in London Progress
of Catholicity in Missouri; Lncoln's Bastiles ;
The Dying Father to his Daughter (Poetry); Re-
miniscences Of Thomas Francis Meagher; Macau-
lev on the Catholic Church Entertainment to the
Rev. Father Lavelle in Dublin; Anti ti-Ritualist
Demonstration; Garibaldian Bravery in Bsgnorea;
Protestant sects in England; The Pope in the
Fortress-His Interview with Garibaldian Prison
ers Correspondence; Catholic and Irish News,
&C.. &c. Office of publication No. 3O7 King street.
Terms, 50 so a year; s cents per copy. For sale
at all news depots.
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CARELESS DRrvNe.-A driver of cart was ar
rested yesterday for wifully driving on the track
and against Car No. 2 near the corner Of King
and Calhoun streets. These cases should be made
examples, az it customary for drays to take the
track and frequently delay the car several min
utes before they cap be induced to leave. In many
the drivers occasionally dispute the right of way
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MUSTERED OUr-3y direction OF the President
Brigadier-General R. &. Scott, Assistant Commits
sioner of the Freedmen's Bureau for South Carroll
na, as well as Major-GeneraI DNniel E. Sickles
have been honorably mustered out of the service
of the United States, to take effect from January
l. 1885, General Sckles of course still retains his
position as Colonel of the Forty-fourth Regiment,
IInifad Statae Infantry
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OPENING OF THE THEATRE.-The attractions of
John Robinson's Circus proved too much for the
Legitimate drama" last night, and the first ap-
pearance of the ''fnest artists in America" was
greeted by rather slim, but decidedly select,
house. The aspect OF Hibernian Hall, since the
recent changes, is much improved, and the neatly
arranged stage, though much too small, both in
breadth and depth, to admit of any imposing
scenic effects, may be said- in Confederate
phrase "to beat no theatre all hollow" The dra-
matte entertainments savored strongly of what
is known in New York as the Bowery style
and though there were meritorious points in the
acting of Miss Alice Vane End Mr. Harry Clifford, the
play Of sLittle Barefoot," which is tedious and alb
surd enough at the best, was, on the whole execra
rendered. The afterpiece, ''Pocahontas' va
much better, and kept the audience convulse'
with laughter until the curtain fell. Tonight W
are to have 'sThe Heir at Law" and ''A Glance a
New York"
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ARREST OF Fowl THRvEs.-Another batch OF
these estimable citizens were bagged yesterday by
the detectives and will be permitted to retire from
the busy scenes of lie for while. The ducks and
others of the fowl tribe were recognized, and the
thieves secured. This is a good riddance of bad
rubbish, and We trust the good work will continue
until there will be nc fowl thieves outside Of jail
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CONFERENCE OF TUE BOARD OF TRADE WITH Go
VERNON ORR.-Messis. Edwin Bates, Henry Cobia,
C. Froneberger, W. 5urney, G. w. Clark, and NJ.
Strauss, committee Of the Charleston Board Of
Trade, were in conference yesterday morning with
Governor Orr in relation to the State taxes. 1t Is
hoped that much good may result from the inter-
view. ss it will probably place the committee in
communication with General Candy upon the same
subject. The State taxes are q grieyous weight
upon this impoverished city, and our interests
may be safely left in the care of the able gentle
men whose names have been mentioned.
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No DELAY IN CorToN SHIpMENTs.-The unusual
rush of cottons during the past two weeks created
3 temporary delay which has now been entirely
overcome. The cargo of steamship Charleston
went directly from the cars to the steamer, with
hardly pause in it's transit. The large steam
facilities arranged for viii enable the most distant
shippers to count with certainty on the most
thorough dispatch. With Savannah and Ports
mouth IN asrear, and requiring further time to
work on accumulated stocks, Charleston offers
Inducements which are being availed Of by many
who never before shipped this way.
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Butter, Bellies, Sides and Shoulders.
BY r. nj. CATER.
VIII be sold, THIS DAY, on Browns Wharf at three
quarters past O'Clock,
e4 frkins BUTTER, some Dairys choice
1900 Bellies
8 hhds. Clear Sides
hhds. Rib Sides
4 boxes shoulders
Conditions cash. November 10
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VIEW YORK. MarRef.E 90

Corrox-Qofet and steady; sales, / 500
bales at I754glSc for middlnS uplands.
FLOUR-ReceiptS, q ,433 barrels and 74S4
bags: duh and 5aI0c lower; sales 8, 300 bar
rels at IS 4o@9 % for superine State and
| Western: So 509l0 3 for extra State; 50 81
4. Z. O.; SI01815 so for st. Louis; closing
.dnq = Califo5niac honr heayy3s EsaIesli 200
sacks at 8 l@l3 50. Rye Flour S799
eaHEI rLReeeief ii, 58f 5asi9sfi shade
hrmer with fair demand, chiefly for home
Use sales "a cog bglsh 5 + 95s3 1902 u for
81 26@z IS for No. ditto; 3 81 for amber
Green Bay; = 10 lor amber State; q 81 for
white state.
RYE-Quiet;. sales, $500 bushels Canada
in bond, at 81 81. --
F3KFIET-wftfT8ut- decided char1ge:gaIe
West: 81 fl for two rowed State.
MALrzzDull; sales. 1900 bushels Canada
PEAs~@sIf4Kins ls1Ild. ~ At
CORN-Recei ptsGS Sa5 bushels; market IN
changed; sales $4,000 bushels at 81 33%m
s4 81 ixest western clostnsabsi $50
OATs-Receipts los, I57 bush. It92c better;
sales 1900 bushels at S0G1SI1ac for Western
STOCK IN GRAIN WAREHOUSES
heat 4 ,3e5, 30 bushels; corn, 2,073, 788
bushels; barley. 1868 793 bushels; malt 81, :
155 bushels; peas, 20.l04 bushels.
RTcE-PIenty and dun at 9,99}5c for Car
cor OF; r,tirand rather heavy.
SUGAR-Firm and quiet; sales 500 hogs
heads Cuba atl2c, and $40 boxes Havana
at l4c.
MoLAssEs-D but firm; sales 800. bar
Iels elayed Cuba at private terms-A Il. H
refined bonded. ~ "
HoPs-Qutet and unchanged.
PoRK-Quiet and ste ady; sales 500 barrels
at so S7@2I 06 for mess closing at S2l 90,
cash; EiS 759I9' % for prime; s2I 90 for
prime mess ..1f. & D. zen
: Beef Mess dull; sales 2i5 barrels at
BARRELS at 26@Zgc.
BACoN-Heavy; sales go boxes at PFC for
sho. I RI bbed; I214c for long clear. -
CUT MEATs-Q uiet; sales $50 packages at
S15gIOc for shoulders; l21aG lie for hams.
LARD-DulI; sales $50 barrels, at I25E9
1870. -t ~
BUTTER-Firm; 20G45c for State
CHEEsE-Dull, at Il9l5c.
FREIGHTS TO LIYERPooL-More active
and firmer; 10000 bushels corn and wheat
at S1l99d per sail, and l0129lld per steamer.
-fl ffSef is LATEST. EF
FLoUR-CIosed quiet, and slightly in buy
WHEAT-I@2c better; No. Spring at
81 23a2 25; No. 1 do. 3 ZI92 20. -tE
RYE-Firm; 81 O. for Western.
OATS-DuIl; soc for Western in store.
CoRN-Firm; 81 351a9l $50 for good TO
prime mixed Western. .t fI
PORK Firm; 81 O092I II tor mess, cash
and regular; 80 so for mess; 81 10 regular.
BEEF-Quiet and UNCHANGED.
CUT MEATS-Dull, with stflfiing sales.
BACoN-Dull; Cumberland middles 1890;
buyers IG1zc.
LARD-Dull; I314a1Sssc for good to prime
steam and kettle rendered.
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GinsInnaIi Market.

BY TeIegraph.l 1CISeRNATI. Nov. Is.
FIsoUR-Quiet, but prices are unchanged;
sales of family at SIlsO0@ Il 3. EJgI{- gaf
+ Observation-Disclosures not much Offering;
sales of No. red at g 45; No. SPrlng. al
81 u. ff Is 9laVf- rs-t aft Es5sgt
CqRN-There is a fair local demand at so
0gSic for new; there Is noden1and for old;
ear is held at 90c, and sl1elled at S0994c! {.
FOAFs-F'irm but quiet atEe967 for So-fA
RE R51i: FiFai at 81 ST 4BAii' 5O9dj 81 bGB6f
CoTToN-Dai, and prices nominal at Ice
TosAccoE chat ae5.. and market qitatet
W BIsI5Y-U nelTan ged no demand for 1t
- I GG Po 81 KIN at so ID, but. there
were no sales. <EtH# eDE5 t4aN fki1J
LARD-Held at I21%c .-5nEq I'D nj
BACON - Unchanged; shoulders 1I1Ac;
clear sides f561 f53zc.a-
GREEN MEATs-Held at ~, ga and. l21Ic;
but few Offering. 4i.r fssIs ~ r.
HoGs-Acttve: sales at, s6 6O@6 20 gross,
and IS 10. metz receipts since Saturday 2, 600
mead. 49, - -sA' .
BUTTER Dull mt 8O0S3c for Central Ohio.
ged. .Tr II ~ t---r
GoLD-l39l% buying.
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Z NeW 0tieans Mafkef.

BY Telegraph.lI NEW ORLEANS, Nov. Is. +
CoTToN - Active; sales 5000 bales mid
ding at I71Hc Receipts since Saturday,
1889 bales; exports 2,00O bales. ~
SUGAR-Dull aid irregular; good COM
mon Toe fair He; yellow clarified lag
l434c. r. .slf ouf
MoLAssRs-Active at full prtcesS 70994c.
FLoUR Dull and depressed: superfine
nominally SO 25Gf9 50; choice $40 80.
CORS-DaH and dropping; Il 309l IS.
OATS-7797Se. fa r. 1fs 81
Mess PORKANomfnally go co.
BACON - Duh and declining |; shoulders
retailing sasiI8e. clear sides lzc.f0W
LARD-DuIl; prime tierce FEC; keg 1870.
EXCHANGED Sterling 149 q l53; on New
York % premium! a'.t 81
GOLD-140. 80 81 'e@ saf4
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Chicago Market.

By Telegraph - CHICAGO, Nov. IS.
FLoUR-Qqfet az sII OOmI2 so for Western
extras; IS -50Ggs 50 for fair 10 Choice Spring
extras.
WHEAT Moderately active at 81 S4aI s.
for No. l, and 81 72Gsl 20 for No. 2 /; closing
stea y at 81 S414@I 50 and 81 ~7s@sl 49,
CoRN-Quiet at 92ds313c for No. 2; closing
at 93c; sales of new at S0Q8llzo. sJW-Is
OATS-Unsettledsa and lower at 541zf955e.
RXE-Firn1er; demand limited at 81 35
BARLEY Less acLive. but higher; sales
at 81 I7@l l9 for No. 2; closing at 81 IS Il
FREtGEITs -Steady ii &c for corn, and SC
for wheat, TO BuffRlo. tGDH r G3 @muy
MESS PORK-DuI,and nominal at SO 75@
20 90 for new, and $40 Is for old. Green
hams easier, and'side meats Arm: Il
LARD-1l54{gl2c
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lower at s. 40G5 90; common, S696 3714 for
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RECEIPTs-G.909 barrels of -four; 10, 900
bushels of wheat; 50,U00 bushels of corn !;
81, 900 bushels of oats; s, 200 live hogs. $40
SHJPREENTS-4.500b barrels of -four; $4,000
bushels OF wheat; 81, 000 bushels OF. corn !;
A 600 bushels of oats : {, 400 live hogs. =