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Statistics show that there are 42,247 exhibitors
Of the great Exposition, Of whom one-quarter are
French. England supplies 1909; Italy 1892; Aus
tra, 5000; Prussia 22oo; Russia and Belgium
each 1900; Spain and Portugal about 1900: Brazil,
1913. Other States send lesser number: but The
Ottoman Empire sends not less than 1000.
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their contracts and provide for themselves and
families; for unless they do 30 famine may come
and they will have no food. When the time comes
for them to have their names entered in the books
of voters. which will be before next September, the
General Commanding wil'send them word through
proper United States or county officers, and send
the books TO places near by their homes, so that
eve. voter can have his name registered. and can
Only those residing in towns will be registered or
vote there.
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aa THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
DARLINGTON D1sTR1cT-N EQUITY-B. W. Ed
WARDS, Administrator r. f. HOWLE, vs E. s. HoWLE
JAMES P. WILSON AND oTHERs.-BILL FOR IN.
JUNCTION, ACCOUNT AND REL1EF.-It is ordered
that the CREDITORS ofTHodAs E. HoWLE, deceased,
be enjoned from proceeding to recover their claims at
law against the complainant and that they do prove and
establish their demands against the said HowIE before
the Commissioner OF this Court or before the first day
of December next and In default thereof that they be
barred the benefit Of any decree to be pronounced
herein.
The above is true copy from the original order made
in the above stated case, 18th February, 1867.
L. F. EDWARDS, c. E. D. D.
Commissioners Office Darlington C. g., Feb. o. 1867
February % sl
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On. J. J. CRAvEN.-The Savannah Advertiser
says the author Of the Prison Life of Jefferson
Davis" has bought property in Savannah and
determined to make that city his permanent home.
The people Of Georgia are grateful to DR.. Craven
for his kindness to their fa en- Chief and will vel
come him TO citizenship with outstretched arms.
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sg In EQUlTY-COLLETON DISTRICT
BILL, FOR DOVER AND TO MARSHALL ASSETS.
AND FOR RELIEF.-cATHERINE RUMPH, WIDOW
AND ADMINISTRATIVE, JOHN RUMPH, DECEASED,
Us, LOUISA j. RUMpH AND OTHERS CREDITORS OF
MRS. RUMPH AND MARY A. R. STOKES AND OTH-
ERs, HEIRS AT LAW OF JOHN RUMPH, DECEASED
Pursuant to IN order of his Honor Chancellor johnson
in this cause mado at the last February sitting Of this
Court for Coeton District, notice hereby given for
the creditors of JOHN RUMPH deceaaed to prove their
respecve claims before at my Office on or before the
Grst day of September next. B. STOKES,
G. E. G. D.
Commissioners Office, Colleton District March 25th,
1877 1amo7 March 90
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Our Cable D1spatcht

!.BERNR, April 25.-Switzsrland will post an army
Of observation of the French frontier.
PARIS, April 25.-Leading editorials OF all oficia!
character say that France don't desire war, and
will use all means consistent with the national
honor to azoid it.
PARIS, April 2s-Noon.-The Bourse reacted
this morniog. Rentes rising, in consequence Of a
rumor, which prevails extensively, that Prussia
has manifested disposition to make concessions
regarding Luxembourg.
1yERPoo1, April -Noon.-Cotton active and
excited, and advanced laad.; Midd]ing Uplands
l0Ia11d. sales *, 600 bales:
LIVERPOOL, April 26-2 P. M.-Breadstuffs tend
up. Corn advanced Sd. Wheat advanced Id.
LONDON, April 26-2P. M.-American securities
buoyant. Bonds advanced !.
LONDON, April 25-Evening.- -Consols advanced
l. E91 Bonds 68s.
LIVERPOOL, April 25-Eyening. ng.-Cotton closed
firm Kidding Uplands 102 Orleans 1O}: Sales
to-day 2Qe10 bales. Common Rosin 8. Iurpen-
tine SIS. Cd.
FRANKFORT, April 25.-Bonds closed at 72a.
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Bishop Reynolds.

BaShGp Reyn0lds.
The following lines With wreath Of white flowers
and sweet were found the other day ON the tomb
stone Of Bishop Reynolds, which Hes almost buried
amid the ruins Of the once besuful Cathedral which
was built by him abort time before his death. Left
there doubtless by some stranger Waiting city:
Is this thy place Of rest,
- OH noble chamcion
OF faith sublme2
This little slab thy only covering,
These scattered stones and crnmbling walls
The only monument
-,.. The fleeing foe has Lett thee7
Yes. Hahop Reynolds.
They tell me thou art sleeping here, ~
Amid the ruin of: the foe z-a.-.z
He could not rob thee Of thy glory,
We're thy bed q! !thousand timer more low
:3-.r ). In coming years =; sh sttl,g-y5 -
Thy friends viii bless thee, ~.
q Poets breath thy merits too, - : ~
Minstrels Of every cline aud station . y5sGszaf
VIII strike their silyery batpe 70 you. Z. -
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MiSsiss1ppi

The following paragraph is from General Order
No. s, issued by Gen. onD commander Of the
Fourth Military District. We commend it to those
Of our readers who reside in District 70. 2:
III. The most important duty devolving upon
freedmen in their new condition is that Of pro-
Vdins, by their own labor for the support Of them
terest in the general prosperity. This prosperity
does not depend so much on how men vote, as
upon how we'll each member of society labors and
keeps his contracts. Freedmen are the efore
urged not to neglect their business to engage in
political discussions, but continue to comply with
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aFERRORS OF YOUTH.-A GENTLEMAN
who suffered for years from Nervous Debility, Pre-
mature Decay and all the effects of youthful ndiscre
ton. will for the sake of suffering humanity, send ree
to all who need it, the receipt and directions for making
the simple remedy by which he was cured Sufferers
wishing to profit by the advertisers experience do
80 by addressing, in perfect confidence,
JOHN B. OGDEN,
-, no or,o,x M 40 rodor ufraat Nau yorl
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aT THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
n nr 1,tnroar D1crrpIfpr.. M 1OrrfTY N IAn01

@ THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
DAR1MGToNDIsT In EQU1TY.-P.D D. BAcoT
AND T. L.. .BAooT. Administrators, PETER &
BAcoT. %. TIE HEIRS AND CREDITORS OF PETER
g. BAcoT-Upon hearing the pesdings in this case, 1t
iB, on motion ofW.W, HARLLEE, oomplainants' Solicit
tor ordered that all and singular the creditors Of the late
Peter s. Bacot complainants Intestate, be required
TO Ale and prove their respective demands and debts in
judgments and otherwise against the said 1nestate be-
fore the Commissioner of this Court by or before the
first day Of November next and in defanl thereof that
they be debslred from the benefit Of any decree TO be
made therein and that the Commissioner Of this Court
do advertise this order month In the Darlington
southe7r,er and the Charleston Daily Nesos until the
said first day Of November next
The abore is true copy from the original order made
in the above case, 18th OF February, 1857.
i..saz@ a,f A. F. EDWARDS, @. E. D. D. -
Commissioners Office; Darlington G. H., February q,
1867. sss fl Februasy2s
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M-A YoUNG LADY RETURNING TO HEI

e@A YOUNG LADY RETURNING TO HER
country home, after sojourn of few months in the
city, was hardly recognized by her friends In place OF
coarse, rustic flushed face sho had soft ruby COM
plexion OF almost marble smoohness, and instead Of
tw ntyhree she really appeared but eighteen Upon in
ouiry as to the cause great CHANGE she painy
told them that she used the CIRCAS'IAN BALM, and
considered it invaluable acquisition to any Lady toilet
BY its use any Lady Gentlemen improve their per-
sona appearance an hundred told 1t is simple in Its
combination, Nature herself is simple yet unsurpass
ed in it's efficacy in drawing impurities from, also heal
ing cleansing and bcautying the akin and complexion
By it's direct action on the cucle it draws from it al Its
impurities kindly healing the same, and leaving the sur
face as Nature Intended it should be-ccsr soft smooth
and beautiful Price ST. sent by Mail Express on re-
ceipt Of an order, by
". L. CLARK CO., Chemists,
No. 8 West Fayette Street, Syracuse N. Y
The only American Agents for the sale of the same.
March 80 ly
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8fARRIEn.

At Brooklyn, Few Yort, 16tt Init, Ut the church On
the Haigh b. by Rev. Er. EDDY; RANCIS q. Ray.
MDND: to Mrs MARY T. ADDIEON, daughter OF r.
SCHWARTZ Ksq., OF Augusta, Ga. .s.
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a@MEsSRS. EDITORS YOU WILL PLEASE
announce Gen. A. NJ. MANIGAULT as Candidate for
Sheriff at the ensuing election. CITIZEN.
November 3 stu
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a. WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
WIN. BLUM DNGLE as Candidate for the sherifalty
at the ensuing election.
co,tor,har II 8s
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

s@ ARTIFICIAL EYEs.-ARTIFICIAL HU-
MAN EYES made to order and inserted by Drs F..
BAUCH and p GOUGLEMANN formerly employed by
Ro1ssoNNEAu, Of paris No. 6ss Broadway, New York
April IA 1yr =:
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ss- NOTICE TO MAR1NERs.-OA AIMS
AND PILOTS wishing TO achor their vessels IN Ashley
River are requested not to do 50 within direct
range Of the heads OF the SAVANNAH RAILROAD:
WHARvEs on the Charleston, and 81 Anirew's side Of
the Ashley Myer BY which contact with the
submarine Telegraph Gable WI be avoided
- .''.S'i i9t q - S. G. TURNER, H. n
Harbor Masters once, Charleston, February ., 1885
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NJ NOTICE.-THE STEAMER PILOT BOY
has been temporarily Withdrawn from the Georgetown
and Savannah routes for the purpose Of being rehted
Tho steamer Fannie will for the present take her place
in tho Savannah route
Anrl25 FERGUSON HOLMES, Agents.
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SPECTA[ N:0rTciES.,

/ goRPHAN HOUSE GHAPE1.-THE Rev.
LUiuUs cUFHBERT, of the cihda Square Baptist
Church, ~ hold Divine service In ttis chapel Eo,or
roao Afternoon 2sth inst, it4o:clock AT1l
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News,

80 Washington News.
WASHINGTON, April 20.-The Odd Fellows cele-
bration was brilliant.
The Supreme Court was crowded to hear the IN
junction argument. ;,
MIR. Peabody received the Queens portrait
direct instead Of through the British Minister: ::
Further Mexican advices say that Manmlllan
offers to surrender granted safe departure from
the country, :.
Mr.. Wilson visited Mr.. Davis yesterday.
The PRESIDENT received the Odd Fellows' process
sion, which filed by uncovered.
-
Nsa Georgia I'm tho Supreme Court.
WASHINGTON; April 26.-The Supreme Bench is
full; many distinguished lawyers present. Attor-
ney-General Stanbefry opened, promising that he
would treat the question in legal aspect. Poht-
cal questions, dividing the country, are MOTTO be
discussed here. But for a clear understanding of
thasubject ii IS necessary fo define what thesActs
OF Congress are, of which the States complain, as
working an excess Of injury, and depriving them
Of their constitutional rights. He explained the
Reconstruction Laws, remalking that tha States
Congress made provision to. form sunh govern
ments,i capable; Of Congressional representation;
Regarding the restraints demanded BY complain
ants OF esppn a saHSn tSs ana nsl StheS high
provided for by the Constitution, to come before
this court. The controversy was not with these
men rs citizens but as high officers and not with
in the jurisdiction Of this court either with rea
He dwelt nnon the dannagine consennences OF a
veto nv a indicial trbnna| elected for life and
beyoni the neopIe's control The iniuries se forth
in. the compfainf were only contingent and might
never happen. IN conclusion. he. argued that it
Was n6lsticaI case ecnraabIe oniy by political
fenleoss, .1 .nsS. 81. ~, -, :,
l: OConlor IoHo"eo; hls i9ea u tns aus eo.u.
was 20 snow t9a1 "nst , was oone Dy
Wa AM au s ~
sheaetoa1 tne M ,55e 11
a e ho " snst+4eJ
Geores occapied ecu led : posoI I oil little 81 body I poltc and
Sot anu couis "! eQuiSS oouo S:o IL
Iesllan any sttemPg 20 Mse!s tng ot I ,Ss
:. tor uiolIsion =. ass IT, H. ~ @
Issue Wasn aI. SsanDerys assetGion ttas e1e
cn!eIs eonp.alheG l ol were contigehe, aua
nSGe. ine naaeu saa ~ .Ge H.
aas nsI aieaoy saken ssegs IL eiqpioll tio
"T @ =. - oa
Sa ~ s1; n;,ais ~
nlea IN rs M o oenea u
s''tA w. oS.ns oloso =
- ~ ,.y.,t - .sf- y
w = se :, so,,o to, to,, +o
deserted Cbes,,nne % camns a thirtv miles vast Of
1ss q h
tha smog Hi Ionto ond scoITe threo man Can
S,,star 1;Snatc,aJ nsessans ~ westvard yvarn;nr
tSe statnns of danrerN' GenaraI. Hsneooka conn,
nand leaves = ,r Foyf noo,e to.,norow
- : =. --Sfes: - is So
- Memorial Associations I'm tho West. =
MEMPHIS, April 26.-Captain Estes, commanding
the post. has forbidden any PROFESSIONS speeches,
VI Hoo!.S souU. -! CAtgt ~ etS
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a$W. PENN sgI4RKE,; ESQ., OF THE FIRM:
Of oRoLEEI& CLARKE Attornsysat Law Washington
City, Is stopping ct tho Mills house. This Arm repre-
sents number OF citizens whose Cotton and other
ernment authorities captured and abandoned proper
IT, and hsye instituted uuita in. thu Court Of aims to
recover ita value. Mr. CLARKE win be in the city lew
1t his toom No g. Mills HoSse. As this firm is making
the colsetion Of This class Of csms those os
our citizens interested rnieat ca! on Mr. CLARKE with
advantage. ..t.. u. .I'':ysz 5.,,5 Aprl q
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aF NOTICE. Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
three months after date application will be made for re-
newal OF Certificate No. 3s3, CITY OF CHARLESTON
SIX PER CENT STOCK, issued October, 1863 dated ID
May, 1856, and standing In the name of ". H. GOD
FREY 1amo3mo March 28
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ss- THE STATE OF SOUTH CARoLINA,
LEYD1sTR1cT-DIsTRIpT COURT, April 2sth,
1ssz is ordered that Taesdey nex tho soth Arr1 be
appointed Sentence Day. That an persons who hsve
been found guilty at this Term Of the Court and those
for whom sealed sentences hxve BEEN le ii tia January
Term and those under recognzsnces who hsse failed to
appear be brought up on that day. thst Bench Warrants
Issue against all those parties who hare heretdre nsg
lected the summons 81 tho Court to spesr and ths. the
Contingent Docket be called = i2-'i'r
By order Of Judge RICHARDSON. !9s.si Ss,,
f..1..u. .;s.5;s.t. .HENRYs, TEw,
I..-t1n or .
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- FfOu1 INC w cSt..
WASHINGTON April 26.GInfo nformston from the
deserted Cheyenne camps, thirty miles west Of
Fort Larned OF April 49, rep ort that General Gus
tar says that the Indians burned three stations
the Smoky Hill route, and scalpe three men, Gen.
Gustav dispatched messang rs westward, warming
the stations Of danger. General Haneocks COM
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MESSRS. EDIT ORS:-PLEAsE AN.
NOUNCE JOHN T. MIILIGAN as Candidate for Sheriff
of Charleston District at the election In July next
and oblige.
THE MECHANICS AND WORK1NGMEN.
September %
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CLOTHING nOISD !!

FURNISHING GOODS,
Adapted to this market, than We
have ever offered. We have given
particular attention in getting up
this Stock to ightness Of fabric,
strength Of material and durability
Of color. Much the larger portion
Of our Stock is made in our own
workshop, and we warrant it in
every respect equal to custom work.
We have Goods not Of our own man
qfacture, such as are usually sold
ready.made, the difference we shall:
be glad to show our customers,
In fixing our prices, from which.
we make no deviation, we have taken
into consideration the depressed.
state of the market, and the univer-
sal desire to buy goods cheap.
We give below some Of our lead.
ing prices:
CHECK CASHMERE SUITS. .......,.......ss SO 90
ALL WOOL TWEED SUITS. ............ II 90
ALL WOOL TWEED SUITS. .......... .18 90
BLACK AND WHITE NIX CASHMERE
SUITS, our own make. II 90
THREE STYLES OF MIDDLEsEX CAssI-
MERE SUITS, DARK, MEDIUM, AND
LIGHT MIXTURES. ........i..........1s 1s 90
BLACK AND WHITE MIX CASHMERE
SUITS "a w
SILK MIX TRICoT, DIFFERENT MIX
TIRES. "a 90
FINE BLACK GERMAN TRICoT SUITS 27 90
DARK BROWN GRAIN DE PoUDER
Su1Ib.. b..................y ~ w
BLACK DRESS SUITS, ranging in price
from .................... .$19 to ca 90
LINEN SUITS, from . ...............s5t IS to 20 90
In addition to the above, we have
rnanv pond Gtv1as oP TIGHT AND
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April % 3mos* No AZ Cedar street. New York.
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sAEWE ABE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
E NJ WHITING. Esq., % 8 candidate for Sheriff Of
Charleston (Judicial District at the naxt election.
: September 1C '< -,tt, =. - y
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~ TRINITY NJ. e. CHURCH soUTK, HAsEL
sTREET.-servfce In this Church To-NorTasD at 101
NJ, and quarter to p. II. 4 3Isz /. April ~ 81
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Memorial Associations I'm tho West! =
MEMPHIS, April 26.-Captain Estes, anding
the post, has forbidden any professions, speeches
crate dead today. Military interference viii be
avoided by confirming hesarrangament to simple
acts Of mourning for dearest relatives.
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Louisiana.

The Picayune Of the 21st has strong editorial
headyd ssNot to Register and Vote, is to vote
against the South I" The following will give an
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Government stocks continue firm, and the dechne OF
the morning was only per cent on the gold-bearng
issues The 1905 were held firmly at 100 G1O4s Tor
large notes. Railway mortgages were steady. Inc
Steamship stocks, as compared with yesterday are
lower Atlantic fell s. and Pacific Mail 81 per cent
The railway shares were lower, from on McinsSi
Central to per cent on Cleveland and Pittsburgh
READING fell H. and per cent paid for STOCK 70
deliver Late in the day the market wa Ill az 'i0
following quotations for the active lst
Central 9SaoSs Erie 5la954l Reading lOS0 Iva
Michigan Southern, 69IQ7Oi North-" esIeIh, S1s9
Sli Northwestern Preferred, 5sfS5's hOcK iSi''nu
eS09ss Fort Wayne, 1905:
The following table shows the movement OF stocks
80 Ian q The steadiness in Government Securi-
tss is very noticeable and puts to rest the state
,asnt that Congressional agitation has affected the
National credit:
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TUESDAY, Jan. %, 1867.
Much depression and inactivity have characterized our
in regard TO the future action of Congress- sundry fail
and far more stringent money market nave greatly
retarded business unsettled values Prices OF most
staple articles have declined The interruption TO nav
CATION in the harbor and the impossible condition OF our
streets have indeed greatly nteered with business but
with return OF mild weather We look for an active trade
and some improvement In prices The absence of freight
and the high rates insisted on, have prevented tho
filling Of many European orders.
ASHES are without change to note; we quote Pots at
s. 256$s So and Pearls at 81 ash 70.
BEEswAX-The market steady with a moderate busi-
ness; sales at S90lOc.
Hard $1soS2O for CrOton. and sl7Ss2 30 Tor Pha
uBRooM CoRN-The inquiry is fair and the market is
firm; sales Of 400 bales at l0a14c. q b
COTTON-The demand to-day has been very good
partly from spmers and for investment, but principally
Tor export and prices remain extremely firm at the i'm
prOvement of yesterday closing AT SIC for Mlddhng Up
lands 35c for do Hew0reans; sales OF $500 bales
COFFEE-FOr Brazil Coffee good steady demand pre-
walls and principally from the trade and at slightly I'M
proved figures holders extremely firm we quote RIO
at a1stc for Prime; i7i d7ic for Good l6 d6!c Tor
Fair l5dl5tc for Ordinary and l6dlIlc for fair TO good
cargOes duty paid all gold The transactions to-day and
before reported embrace 25 ex Jessie scott 500 bags bal
ance per Kuyphausen 1900 balance per Anna; 200
per Mary Black SOO 10 ae per OF anu Rn 49, o
quiet but steady at 2 d2ic for Java 9G2Oc for Cey0n
s;5cE ~ Ro as made p by Messrs VIM Scott sons is
7A2 bags embracing 5000 at NewOrleans 1900 at Gal
CAHDLEs~Adarnantn are easier and dull at 2la22c;
Sperm and Patent without change we quote at 5Sd
l6c for the former, and 4sd50c for the latter.
COAL-The supply of Foreign Is limited and prices are
firm Gas Goals wanted at extreme prices ana are
quite scarce Domestic firm with moderate arrivals
and good demand for the local trade only nothing OF
safes from yard at s. 70 ass Is p tun.
COPPER-New sheathing and Yellow Metal are with
the former. American mgot is without change; the
business limited; quote at 2s025c Tor Detroit ana
2T027ac. for p. l.. and Baltimore.
DRItGS AND DYES-An articles coming under this
heading have been quiet, hut In prices there has
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Ok 60 20 80 n, 17l913c City Slaughter, Cow, TO 60 10
HAY3The supply Of Shipping is moderate, but with a
limited demand prices are steady sales OF 200 bales a.
q 3O8 40 for shipping ana Retail lots at 81 SOGsl 10
100 70.
HEMPManla IA IN moderate demand Du' prices afe
without change: we note sales bales at llsc gOd;
other kinds are Inactive and nominal. !,
HOPs-Ths business is moderate ana eonllhed elelS
change; we quote at from 30 45d7Oc as 10 grown h
quality. -,- -, Catch Pic
has been limited the obstruction In harbor by nee anu
snow prevents its moving have essential chaee
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with pretty sure margin. The future course sI tne
trade is entirely problematca 1t VIII pe ncoliecssaa
that prices fell TO low figure last year IN reDruary anu
then advanced butter going out strong bore tne IsT
make came in We are looking for more eTen traae tls
year, though quite likely there VIII be Iainhg OH anu
possibly rallyng again before Spring has larry 80, IN
We notice several daries Of fair Welsh tubs eou az SSc
while choice selected half fkns will BRING CSC kol arg
not doing well In price, and hard TO sell Many OF
them white and streaked very fine dairy OF STATE
firtns might reach Ale. Some fancy Gades mas peen
sold as high as s5c Some Michigan butter Is oeng ~
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCF

JAN. 1870 bbs Flour GO bhls. Whisky, $40 bills
Corn Meal $3.50 sacks Corn Meal 90 sacks Ocake 6sle
bush Corn IT6O bush. Oats 90 bush. Rye, $500 bush
Malt S7 bush. Seeds, pkgs Ashes t2s pkgs Beef $50
Dressed Hogs 1888 bbls Petroleum, I44 pkgs Butter
2Ol9 pkgs. Cheese.
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Arrivals are light and the difficulty OF getting about
owing to the snow the streets, has had the effect 10
limit transactions Prices firm AT the following quo
fatOns Foreign l0655c American common 70 falr, 80
d45c American. good 10 prime, 52d5Itci American,
choice TO fancy, 62ld70c.
Pork advance with light receipts and tho
best OF weather, II sells lively Veal Is doing little