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Burkc's Weekly for Boys and Girls.

The first number of this new paper is before
us,ahd is all that its Publishers promised in
the way OF good looks. It contains the first
chapter o!fsesMarooncr's Island" sequel to
the Young sMarooners, with an, illustration !;
the bes'nningIof a.newe Fairy Tale, by Mrs.
Ford, Of Rome, Georgia, ell led ."Thc Little
Woman in Green" with an illustration 4
sketch of Sergeant Jasper, with an illustra::
ton; Poem, Good Mooly Cow" with an il:
llustration; "The Cloud" with an illustration !;
an illustrated Rebus, Riddles, Enigmas, etc.,
besides, other, Stories, Poems, Anecdotes, etc.
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LIN Equity,
NRA.;IEBURG DISTRICT.

7. W. Gcaton M! Sarah This wife y e. Bill for
. n,llnr anil cx'r ot, L. w. 'Tin.lul vs. Injunction
''no II. Siillo"s and others. } and Relief.
PURSUANT to order from Chancellor Johnson
III this case all having demands against the
Estate of J. W. Tin,lal. deceased will prove the
same before me within three months from this date
they will be 'lcbarred payment, and any one in
dcbcd To tho same mny appear before me for the
purpose Of nscertaning the real value of the same
commisEl9ner's Office, y. DIV. JAMls0N,
I :, .orangeburg Z. ii. Commissioner.
May IL. 1867.
june 30 MI 1oma
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The Aiken Press.

we are M glad to announce that weekly un-
den the above title, is about to be published ut
Aiken, 8. G, under the editorial manngomsnt
Of Il ": RAyESEL, Esq. We trust that the
enterprise will be eminentlY successful n I
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I'm. Equity:
ORANGEBrRG DISTRICT.

1V-f-NW I1I'N NVT DININTt ].
Catherine Tyler, AK of L. S. Tyler Bill for
Il. Livingston, szor e,- al ,"|%1s'ii" "%d Hsiirf
FCRSUANTto to an order of Chancellor johnson in
this case, all persons having demands against the
Estate of Lem s. Tyler, deed, will prove the same
before rue on or before the 18th day of August next
the will be dcbarrcd payment and nll persons
indebted to the same will make payment.
Commissioners Office, V. N.,JAMISON,
ornngebnrg {. H., Commissioner.
May 9, 1867.
june 20 Mi Inns
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Consignees per South Carolina Railroad
Remaining III the Depot to Date.

]. II. Fowlcs, W, Watkins. Mrs. D. D. alley, T.
C. llubbcll, B. IL. Barton. Mrs. j. D White l.. H.
Avingcr, W. Kuotts, r., Jnck Joucs, II. b. Cook, b.
Livingston, ]. ]: Shulcr, d, Avingcr.
In accordance with orders received from tho su
pcrintcnd6ut, Storage will hereafter be charged on
Goods remaining in the Depot for an unreasonable
length Of time. ". G. MEREDITH,
/, e Il. -:rt z. . Agent,
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In Equity,
ORANGEBURG DISTRICT

UKANGEBUI{N DISTRICT.
w. +. Phillips, n'lm'r & O. u. Phillips Fill for
ntlm'x, vs. !. Injunction
John Il. Millous. and Relief
PURSUANT to nm order in this case, all persons
having claims against the Estate OF d. Y. Phillips.
deceased, Will prove the SHINE before within
ihrcc months from this nic, and all persons indebted
inc same may come before me aii prove the real
value OF their contents, within the salno time.
Commissioners Oice,1 ". ID. " JAMESON
0rangeburS G, II. Commissioner.
May II, 1867.
juno 2JD "f MI 1am}
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hers have alfcady received sufficient.

The ahlishsfs alfcady received sufficient
encouragement to Insure the regular plibiieass
1tion of tho paper, SO that subscriptions MAY
now be forwarded with the money. Terms,
s2a year. Address j. Va BuRlssslsS Cos;
Macon, Ga. Ss S es s
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F. Fl. w. Briggmann 6 Co.,

NIE BEG LEAVE TO INFORM FRIENDS
w - and customers. that we have made arrange
mcn to supply them with FRESH BOLTED GRIST
and MEAlr at CHARLESTON PRICES scxpcrscs
only added. N
~ e"'i VIII satisfy all. june sly
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sherif's S Sales.
STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA.

Ornngcburg District.
ln''cr Dccrcnl Orders from the Ordinary of Orange
burg District, will sell at the Court House ON The
first Monday in July next between The usunl
hours OF sale. for partition among tho parties in
interest the following tract of land, viz:
Estate Lands of Jacob Zciglcr, containing li7
acrcs moro or less, situated on Crotch Pen Brunch.
on day Of sale.
By virtue of s'n'lry wrs Of Fl. IA, 10 mo directed
Will sell to tho highest bidder, at Oranccburg
'ourt House on the first Monday in july next
/. tho following property, viz:
One Dull. levied ON as the property of l.. w. Dash
at the suit of b. +. Simmons
Terms; CASH.
Orangcburg c. H., ]. w. IT, DUKES
June 3. 1867. SO y
juno Is ii
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QUOTATIONS. FOR UNCUREENT MONEY AN
SECURITIES.

CORRECTED wEEKiY TY HULL srovIhI
"ehrgciown.....:.-..:... II
Aewbcrry........: ...:.......................... ;;3
- g South Carolina. :
tharlcStoh......... ......i........................ 10
T" C"mlcn..... 30
Commercial Bank of Columbia 8
Exchange :. ..... 8
Farmers anl Exchange Bank
Merchants Bank @
Peoples Bank ............. 81
Planters Bunk Fairfield =
Planters & Mechanics Bank -
Southwestern X. IL. Bank %
Bnnk of the State of s. {. old. oll... q
HcW 6
Bank of Hamburg. IL
Bank OF Cnion..:.. Observation-Disclosures. 81
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IMPORTER AND DEALER IN;

- IMPOKTEK AND DEALER IN
nRUGs, Medicines. Pcrfnmeries. Toilet rtislss,
~ Venetian Red. Yellow ,Ochre, Spanisl, Rrous.
Indigo, Ma'lder, Coppcras, Logwcod, Spirits Tur-
pehtinc kcrosinc Oil, Castor OIL, Lnsccd Oil. O1-
oil. Spike Oil, British Oil, Enrnishcs, Glue, Alum
Whiting saloratus, Cooking Soda. Cream Tapias,
&C., &C., Oswcgo Corn R.arch, Maizcna and 'Hronin,
ycrmNnge Candy, sterling's Ambrosia. Florida Wa
ter, christaaora'4 Hair Dye, Halls Hair ne.ews-
Mrs. Aliens Rcs.nscr and Zyluhalsam, Feeding
Bottlis, Trasses, French Hair Brnshes. Tooth
brushes, Extra Shaving Brushes, .lnichlc Ink, Iii
valve SpccuIlims, Breast Pumps, Smelling Salts
'itters of all kinds Golfers Horse Remedy; y;;,Tnrf
Oil Foutze Horse, Cattle and Swine Powders, aius-
tang Liniment; Jamaica Ginger, Concentrated Lye
Opium, Morphine, Quinine, Browns ext. oa vaIe
rian French Brandy for medical purposes only. and
every ohef kind of medicine that is usually found
in first class Drug Store.
The Proprietor being graduate Of me,lieiae and
a Druggist Of long experience, assures the pubic
that all medicines bearing the label Of f.. j. Olive
ros, NJ. D., are manufactured by himsch and. are
warranted pure and reliable.
You will find it to your interest ss. cali at the
0rnngchurg Drug Store by
|. T.. j. OLfvERnS, NJ. D..
mar 2-Iy Druggist aa'l Apotliccayy.
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Diamond Pins. Brooches and Far Drops Ladies
Sets of Gold and Coral, Jet and Gold Florcntnc.
Mosaic Lava and Camco; Sets of Studs Vest and
Neck Chains. plain and chased Gold Rings Cold
Thinhlcs, Lookcts, new style Belt Buckles Gold
Pens and Pencils fancy Work Boxes, Gold Pens with
Coll and Silver Extension Holders and II large as
sorinent Of Fine Silver Ware and Jcwclry of every
description, Of the hest make and lntcst styles
gfG" chnncc to obtainan Of the above articles
for One Dollar, by purchasing sealed envelope for
% cents.
Five sealed envelopes will he sent for 81: eleven
for -; thirty for So: siyty-Gvc for $40; one hun
drcd for Sli
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.iycnts Uontcd Erc,ynhcrc.

Tncqmllcd inducements offered To Ladies and
Gents who will act hs such. Our descriptive circu-
lars will be application
Distributions mndc in The following manner
Certificates naming each article and it's value arc
placed in sealed envelopes. which a,c well mixed
ohc of these envelopes containing the Certificates
or Order for article will he delivered mt our
Office sent hy mail to any address, without re-
gard TO choice on receipt of - cents
On receiving the Certificate the purchaser will
sec what article il draws and lis value and can send
One Dollar and receive the article named Pur-
clascrs of omr Sealed Envelopes may. in this man
ncr' ohln: an article worth from one to five hum
'lrcd dollars.
Long letters arc unnecessary. Have the Kindness
to write plain directions. Orders for Sealed En-
velopcs must. in cvcry case. he accompanied with
The Cash with the name of tho person sending, and
Town. County and Sntc plainly written. Letters
should be addressed to the Managers as follows:
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ONE DOLLAR E.ACII>

without regard to value and moi to be paid for until
yQn know what you.nrc to receive:
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.oRANGEBuRG RETAIL PRICES.
CORRECTED wEnkIY III rzEk1s1 4 kom

conREcTED WEEKLY Br EzEkIEL & KonN:
Owing to the reported short crops of Sugar and
Molasscs in Cuba, those articles have advanced.
Flour is declining. Bagging is very scarce int the
United States, hndtwil be- Country Produce is in
dcmnnd'ht very good prices t.-:.
The New York herald., 1867-02-15
Board Of Councilnen.
BRO0KLYN INTELLIGENCR.

Furospous AssAuLr-PnoaABIx FATAL RnsuIr-Ths
proprietor Of liquor store, named Paul Sken,
rested early hour yesterday morning BY the oce
Of tho Fortythrd precinct the charge Of felonous
assault The facts in this appear TO b. follows
On the night Of the ID nsan. party q fellows entered
cared purpose. u alleged, Of giving him 90 benedt
In other words drinking and refusing 70 pay. One Of
ther object he threw glass tumbsr him, which the
fellow lodged but which struck James Whoian In the
right temple-an inonensve man who entered sns room
No 20 President street, where was sscertaned that bis
skull had been facured and he has since been lying
physician Lynch proceeded 70 the residence Of
Whean yesterday TO take his antemortem deposition,
but the latter insensble. The accused held 70
await the result Of the injuries inflicted.
EXAMINATION on An ALLEGED BmAnBr William 7.
Handy young Of twenty-three years, was yester
day aaigned before Justice Daley charged with bigamy
Several witnesses examined to provo the charge Of
bigamy. mrs Mary Ann Dalton, Of 125 Eighth street,
deposed being present at the marriage Of the defend
ant with whelmina shepardson, in October, 1856; Il
took place ct the residence Of Rev. Mr. Sing. South
& s %c
Rev. Charles Sing. teing sworn said he was OF posi-
tive shas he the defendant before; he kept
marriage record; this showed that he married two
couples the 8th Of January; the given BY
OF them Theodore Handy and the name OF bis bride
on s S y he maea
Handy and Whelmina Shepardson, but was not positive
as 70 the prisoners identity. Mra Cena Curtis Of 10
North Fifth street. testified TO knowing the defendant
William 7. Handy, and Catharine NJ Bests she was pre-
their marriage In the South Second street church
Horao B. Dalton, OF 125 Eighth street, testified to
being present at the marriage Of the prisoner with Will
helmnA Shepardson; took place In October or No
vember 1885, Mrs Mary Walters deposed that she was
sister OF defendant and knew his rst wife, she had
husband named Shepardson before she married the do
fendant; this left her at Richmond to enter the
Confederate army; witness became acquainted with
Whemipa at No "a Adelphi street about week before
her marriage with defendant she had resided formerly
In Richmond with her parents defendant left her when
he heard Of her former marriage. further hearpg or
the case was adjourned TO Thursday next
LscruRE sr HORACE GREELn.-Tast evening che Hon.
Horace Greeley delivered . very interesting and able
address TO the members Of the Brooklyn Liberal Chris
tan Union tho Church Of the Restoration Of
Monroe place and Clark street. The subject chosen by
the distinguished lecturer "Cooperaton 10 Trade and
Industry" mnutey dealt with and reviewed 10 dc.
tall and w@ most attentively listened 70 by select
audience, who seemed deeply pleased with the ideas
contained In the lecture which occupied very nearly
two hours In delivery.
The New York herald., 1867-02-15

ceeded to his own ship, ordering Oney to 70" ~ s
wake TO the city, which the latter expref1n - nsss @
as quite willing To do under the peculiar ~
~ which ne was placed. The two vesses e ~ -,
ior awhile the Irving not seeming 10 gas pue s -
Use IN distance IN the rear OF her CAPT. ,d d,,ne
n sne oncers on the government vee, .oSa sw.rd =,
oney intentions, the irvings bow , ~ ont ~
sea- Notwithstanding the firing Of @ ~. and cr
o. which she had 70 run TO reach . open a. aavs
tne vessel from which she had scapeo. NV 1S. -
after TINS daring exploit uponne par. VI ~ 49, sS
irving hove in sight on sandy .ook, anu wss Us n,
" omcers from revenue CUT ~ sno h uasa~ ,hen
Obedience to the orders OF 0os M shs Ssnss Who
were landed At Gosnor's Island. The vessel
was permitted IN Come to this city, and
no action was taken nst her by any parties from Nor
folk On Monday Ia however the exploits OF the Irving
were again fully bdght to mind by the arrival Of the
Sheriff Of that in this city with reauisis'Sn rom
Governor PerpAt on Governor Fenton for the delivery
Detectives sastace and Farley were Immediately de.
tailed 10 arrest Olney wherever he could DO
found I'd, after . thorough search IN places
where was thought he would most likely oe
he wssdscovered yesterday afternoon coming out OF
shiprig Office in Sooth street. in company with his
vb;h was hurried 70 tho Central Police station and
aferwards to the Camden and Amboy boat, where he
AS taken In charge by the Norfolk Sheriff Olney's
,rother n-iaw however, had not been idle the mean
vhile for just the boat was about 70 steam on he
made his appearance with writ Of habeas corpus issued
" Judge Leonard, commanding Superintendent Ken
lsdy the officers acting under his orders to produce
his morning. Tins not altogether unexpected summons
lad OF course DO obeyed by hessa Eustacs and Far
sy. and they consequently returned 70 headquarters
With their prisoner.
The New York herald., 1867-02-15
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.



ARMgrroxu-LAnD-OnM Monday, February 4, by the
Rev. H. n Blair Mr. JoHr @. ARMsroNG to Miss EMILY
LAIRD youngest daughter OF tho late Martin Laird Esq.,
Of Trainbuoy, county Donegal Ireland
Londonderry papers please copy
ArwATnR-WELLa-OnW Wednesday February 1a at
the Reformed Dutch church In Thirty street. by
the Rev Peter Sryker, HRSRY G. ArwArxR Of BIrming
ham, Conn, 70 Josm BoyD, youngess daughter Of the
late II. X. Wells, Of New York.
CoSANr-LER.-On Thursday. February II, at Christ
church, by tho Rev. Mr.. Lowry, Mr. J. EDwTu CoxAEr
ID Miss sALLfE j. LKK. both OF this city.
Cincinnati papers please copy
DupLEy-RuIx-Un Thursday February H. at the
residence Of the BRIDES parents by the Rev s. Baker
DANIEL Dudley 70 EiisABxrH GsoRsk eldest daughter
OF VIM. G. Rule, all Of this city
HArKs--IIScoLS.- Wednesday evening. February
i3 at tho residence Of a. T. De Forrest by the Rev
r. Rockwell, n. D., JAMsa 3. HAYS 70 ANNA r. only
daughter Of l. Lincoln, all OF Brooklyn
PErNoyBp-EDMoSDs.- Tin Athens, N. ", on Wednes-
day February 13 the residence OF brides father
by the Rev Mr.. johnson, HcnARr d. PExvovER 70 Miss
LIBBrE NJ, only daughter Of ~ T. Edmonds ESQ., all Of
tho above place.
New Orleans and Galveston papers please copy
RrKsR--CLurr Little Falls, Herklmer county on
Wednesday morning, February 10, by Rev II. Arthur
Woods assisted by Rev. James L. Humphrey, Mr. JAmKs
RrxKR OF Harlem, n " 70 Miss ANNA q CLurk Of Hes.
kimer, NJ Y.
residence Of the bride, by the Rev. Brown. LKnuxl
The New York herald., 1867-02-15
A SINGULAR PROCEEDING.

Arrest Of a Captain Of q steamer-A Writ Of
HabcHs COrpns Issued-The Case to be
Brought Before the Supreme Court To-day.
About eight months ago the shipping nrm Of Mott d
Co., Of this city, owned certain number OF steamers
Of which the Washington Irving was one-which we're
employed TO ply between the port Of Norfolk Va. and
several other Southern ports Az the Washington Irving
had arrived at the landing OF the former city one day
last July her commander Captain George 0ncy OF this
city, was met by the sheriff Of the town who presented
him with legal document by which he was informed
that until the owners OF the vessel should satisfy the
lawful claims OF certain named parties, the steamer
should remain 81 tho wharf The captain, apparently
unconcerncd In the matter, permitted the sherf 10
clock" the vessel 70 the landing and 20 his way
heeded The officer, however, had scarcely disappeared
from sight when Olncy gave orders to the steamer
loose and IN few minutes she steaminr out 10 sea-
Her departure was made known the authorities II
the town. and government vessel put out In pursuit.
OF her, and after sharp and firing . few shots
at the runaway, succeeded In bringing her TO- On board
ing the steamer the commander OF the government YES
sci put ave soldiers or marines board and then pro-
The New York herald., 1867-02-15
AsaEsT Or An ALlseru MURDERER.

man named Thomas Consdine, an Irishman by
BIRTH was arrested In this city yesterday BY detective
Dusebury. suspicion Of being accessory TO- II not
the principal in. murder committed few miles from
Detroit Michigan in the year 1890 Tho facts Of the
case are foows-In the early part OF the year above
mentioned, while party of hackmen were waiting
with their coaches in country place, just out
side OF the city IL Detroit, by some means or
another q number Of French Canadians and Germans
became involved in general fight During the
OF the array alleged that the Germans not content
with attempting soundiy TO whip their French antag
whom was Irish. and who had been Il Is said, up to
Of the onset of the Germans mere spectators Of
the tight The contest beween the latter the hack.
men was very severe and whips canes clubs and cart
rungs were freely used BY both sides Some time after
the fight Of tho Germans, named Schwsrx who bad
beating he had received; and o consequence, the
authorities Detroit went to work to discover tho
sbe hsckmen cnraecd in the quarrel being in the en-
poy Of Mr. Burrll as hackman for the Russell House
at the mc hearing OF the death OF the German and
the subsequent searches made for the perpetrators or the
bloody deed by the officers OF the law naturally thought
that he would be just liable to fall under their sasp
con as any body else and ing day ned from
the city, made his way South, where he enlisted in the
Southern army, where he served as private
up to tho closing Of the. the wa. n, AN After %o ,5,. re-
city and was engaged by Mr. Chester Lamb, the back
employer Of the st. Nicholas Hotel as driver In the
murder had been indicted and six tried suspicion Of
being the perpetrators Of the MURDER but noe one OF
those tried was convicted Th0 autn0ritcs nau aIehuy
begun to believe that they had exhausted the number Of
the objects Of their suspicion, whom about sx months
ago they learned that Considne was In this cIy VIII
be that they bore this fact in mind during the trials
Of three persons they held suspicion Of being guilty
Of the murder, as officer Peter Grogan. OF the
Detroit police force. arrived In this city yesterday
with . requsition from Governor Crapo, OF
Michigan on Governor Fenton for the delivery OF
Consdine up TO the law officers OF Detroit Governor
Fcnton Immediately authorized the delivery OF the sus
pected and detective Dusenbury, by order OF Cap
ian John Young, went To- work and fsrretsd ou, the
whereabouts OF fConsidine whom, has been mentioned
he found In the employ OF Mr. Lamb undcr the assumed
name Of Thos wlliama The Detroit of1cer left this
city with his prisoner last evening.
Consdine Is IN inonensive looking man, about thirty
years Of age, and has wifo and two children In this
city. His employers here bear testimony 10 his excel
lent character while he working for thcm. he ex
pressed himself innocent OF any participation 10 the
murder with which he stands charged
The New York herald., 1867-02-15

CorFKERio rted steady and hrm heard OF sales Of
do private terms.
The Liverpool 22O0 bales cotton at
IA -l6d, 5000 Obushels at essd and per steamer
sS 'ss ioS sSsss sSq 81 S e spirits
a & ss at ana pen
cotton a. I'D The charters wersA British bark % Val
Good Hope both A. sum The ship Haze has been
ausNr BAGS ruled urm but heard Of no business We
agsSr Oiora was unchanged being quiet but &C.,
Mcrs were without decided change in value Sales So
HExr-Manla ruled dull; but holders were firm in their
wise dun, but prices wers unchanged.
"a Ss mark. ruled quiet but steady at former
800 hhds Ds%arsIs a sc 30 20 bSs New Orleans Al
NAVAL sroRssFor spirits ,urpenine there was an active
$ ss .. y s ss
II nosns no Sss n na & In s U
kosIn. ruled steady with modsrs.s semsaa Sale: 800
ss Il e g e .Ss s
6rm win fal thsr sales Of so bsls Sewbern sr 81 co.
ss s,s
we heard Of further :, 7. ssss e lsc gallons asn
.,s s sss s
:y as - y @ !.
g e ss ~ Sd
sS ss ss s',iss
AD :. M g ss c s. De1 10 sss ss .s 4 II :'s rs e, %
new extra mesa Sl2 SS for pIaia do also Of
Ss sS 50 for prime do Beef hams were IN active de-
CY. meats were quite active sales aoo packages A. c
have only to report saes Of a1 boxes a. c for short
clear Dressed soss we're dull and hea At i0c oc for
though the market ruled heavy sales ooo bills at ne
at s.. SC for state. and lsc 81 So for Ohio.
ruled heavy with only moderate demand The sales
40 bba y oulk low gritty - Isa packagss reurned
In bulk. Bonded continued dull and heavy and wo have
only TO report sales Of LOO bbs including standard whte
DKo. yoche latter rate last svening-and 0c. for
prime white.
RICE was dull, but steady, at previous prices
SuGAR--rhe demand for raw light, but the market
remained rm At last quotations The sales were con-
l60 hhds Cuba muscovado at l0c lOc and l2o
Cuba clarified at lic Sc also Oh boxes part a l2c
and 68Sl bags superior Manila ut 1Oxe.
Sssps--The demand for clover was moderate q lSc
i5c Timothy steady though Arm ~ 50 ~ Lnseed
frmsr, with continued fair demand. sales xUO bags
Calcutta at - o. and 0U do do In Boston 81 " Oo goid
duty paid. 80.
SrEARINE steady We have sales 70 report Of iS0oc
lbs l0c also 900 lbs grease a 7fc. SIC
TALLow was less active and scarcely - hrm sales o0
lbs. at t1t<c . ilkc.
moderately active Sales 40 bbs State, 10 bond ut 3ic
The New York herald., 1867-02-15

THuKSbAY, Ftb ~ r. u.
AsHxs-Receipts u packages There was no noticeable
change In the market Small sales to realized
previous prices.
BRxADsruvrx- 6:O bbls -four, rs bags
meal sOO and 3OO do oats The demand for
aud Western very limited and prices for all
goods tended Of the purchaser though in general
the sales At yesterdays figures Some transactions
took place at reduction OF &C. 0c. per bbl. and Of
fsrior and common qualities sales heard OF
marked decline; but the market in the main with
material change. The sales confined to 5000 bbls
revised quotations appended For Southern -four
inquiry confined TO the immediate requirements Of the
Prices likewise shaded in buyers favor closing en-
tirey nominal quotations. with sales OF 200 bbls
within range Rye -four inactive We note saes Of
30 bbls At 9S according to quality Corn meal was
The New York herald., 1867-02-15

ror wheat tue demand was very Hight but xfNf su6mlt
ting 70 decline &C. &c. bushei holders disposed ola
ANAL quantity There was no general busnes, however,
ana prices may quoted nominal, with c0stlnued down
ward % ssndensy ne sales comprise 1000 bahss including
at - 70 Oats defined lc under veyy limited demand.
We Rote sales OF bushels at Sec SIC for Western and
u Limited M demand The sales 1880 bushels At 81 os
VI W for mixed Western In including inferior at the
inside price; 81 Oh 81 10 aHoa 81 " 81 10 for
yellow srsey ye sold to fair extent put at lower
prices The saecoyer % U0 bushels Canada in bond. at
~ and 5000 d. Western at 81 IL 81 ls We note sales
1000 bushels maIat 81 30 For barley the demand was
small and prices easier. Sales $1,000 bushels Canada
West, in bond, wee made at 9ac.
COrr0sThe market moderately active, but previous
prices were freel manained the sales ls50 bales