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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

TovDov IuIv 26-Noon.-Consols for money, 94t;
Erie Railway shares 4sB; United States FiveTwenty
bonds 70 1876 Illinois Central Railway shares a; Az
lantc and Great Western Consolidated bonds PSI.
Afternoon-COnsOls for money have declined ana are
now quoted az 94s United states FIve-Twenty bonds
have declined J. and the quotation is p 1116 Illinois
Central Railway shares have declined l. and arc now sell
ling at 76l Erie Railway shares have declined T. ana
now rule at As. Atlantic and Great Western Railway
shares, 232
Evening-Consos for money, a. American securities
closed as follows Erie shares 479 Illinois Central 76l
United States FiyeTwentes p 16 Atlantic and Great
Western shares, 23
FRANKFORT, July 2e.-United States Bonds have sold
here to-day at 7Gk for the issue of 1862
IVERPooI July 26-Noon.-The estimated sales Of
Cotton today are 10000 bales. Middling Uplands are
quoted at lOld and Mddng Orleans at lOsd The sales
Of the week up bales of which 1900 bales were
for export and 1000 bales speculation The stock IN
port Is 697 600 bales Of which $4,000 bales American
The weather is unfavoTabe for the crops Corn S59 for
New Wheat 1911 for White California. Barley, 81.
Oats A.. Peas a.. Pork, 49, Beef, 1907. Lard, 1916
Bacon, 42l6 Cheese, 53l. Pot Ashes 81 Ro.,~
l2: Common, H. Suirite IT, pehuno' or
slrits, gd; Refined la TalOw 44l. Cloyerseed, All'
Accommodation frmer, but prices not quotame
higher Iu the Provision market Cheese has advancedls
and is now selling 54 Pork Beef Lard and Bacon are
without change Breadstufs the same as at noon.
The Produce market is unchanged
EveDing-The Cotton market closed frmer and more
active and an advance OF 3D. per pound has been esp
hshed on all qualities The sales largely exceeded the
estimate made at the opening: Middling Upands lOsdi
ddHng Orleans lOid Sales to-day Of 1900 bales, IN
cluding the usual proportion for speculation ana export
The advices from Manchester favorable the market
there for goods yarns being rmer with more dong
The Breadstuf market is without change The market
for Provisions is quiet and steady. The market fOE
American produce Is dull and prices generally with
without material alteration. Petroleum has advanced tc
lIlS per gallon for standard White.
LONDON July 26-NOOn.-No. u Dutch Standard sugar
ass Scotch Pig Iron $751; Calcutta Linseed 6sIG. Lin
seed Cakes, 20 lO'. Lnseed OIL en 1O Whale OIL
Rs2. Sperm Oil, s12O.
Afternoon-No changes have occurred in our marke
since the noon report
Eyening-sugar is hrmer, but prices are unchanged
No l2 Dutch Standard 25i6 cwt. Linseed OH has de
olined 10 RH A. y tun.
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SEVERE STORM AT oUEBEC-ACcIDENTs.
CUBA.
THE SUBMARINE TELEGRAPH-TIE SPANISH
RANK SCHFlF

THE SUBMARINE TELEGRAPH-TuE SPANISH
BANK SCHEME.
BALTIMORE, July '26.-The steamer Liberty
Of the Baltimore and Havana line, arrived here this
Ing from Havana the 22d inst Letters Of that state
that Mr. Everett Engineer Of the Submarine Telegraph
Company and Mr. Arantane, InspectorGeneral Of Tee-
graphs for the Island went out the 18th survey the
landing station at the bottom Of La Chowera cane and
1t is decided 10 lay the cable, starting from Key
West. without efectng the landing, but buoy up
both ends until properly tested and then effect the spc
ing Anxietys excited in consequence OF the delay in
the arrival Of tho Narva, Abont 100 sergeans, whose
term Of service up will eay here for Spain on the 9Oth
According 10 the army regulation they cannot be
promoted further, and are therefore, casheTed against
their WILL This Will doubtless be s&acce OF mischief,
because these men will resent and join the revolutionary
bands IN Spain
Tue eSolsg journals, Rejecting covert censue Oh TIC
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FIXES.
IN wILLETT-sT.

At o'clock p m: yesterday fire was eansed ItnsSt
econd floor Of No I27 Willetst, IN the aparthemhs m
on tne ssoT bv Henry Arnold and family caused Dy
tSe exnlosion OF n Kerosene lamp Ihe IuriIp Uce
d1roSad tno TO the extent of $500 no So va ~,
loss by water about $780, insured tor s,,Vo Wv ~ ro @
ThS frat door is occupied By Joseph krousna% % s En
.apunania Company The building Is owned py franz d
Germ and is damaged to the extent Of $1,000 insured
for s. 900 in the Germana Company.
IN BROADWAY. r..
At o'clock p m. yesterday lre wi wts in tSe
covered on the second oor OF No 292 81
ses of i sfadermann Co, dealers III %
mngs. The fire. when first di,eovereGhi thrd T"i floor.
,rI trIn' aru had been gone hut isW ~ nv
ents Before the flames had extended % tIs uPPer
aors they were extingushed Some damage % -;
s done by smoke and water The loss on .iie so h VI
stadermann & Co. is about s6ooG iuY occun,ed
otas. n nnrfion of the second floor was oecuPlttu
ny II Katrenburg Bro, dealers IN IaneS 40 goous, ar
ny an stock about 81 500 insured The upper noors are
lo 'd hY the Union Shirt Company Loss Oh STOCK py
water 400 insured The nsT moor Is oO yrSs by
Ause a. 500 fully Insured The building is owned by G.
p Hemingway aud s damage9 70 te eSs o Sy fe re-
sured. The origin Oh tne hic Wa" O' 'Ai' i'oo' -
Marshal Baker
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NORTH CAROLINA.
rp ,crny At RArcnELoR's CREEK.

TRAGEDY At BAIOHII10'7 49,
FORTRESS MONROE, July A.-Ihe heWoeT"
Journal OF Commerce records the death OF huDen
p.ho a, Ratchelors Creek in that county, while at
or IN the woods Robbery evidently the object or
the murderer and it was supposed to have been the work
% hand OF desperadoes prowing in the neghborhood>
Wessrs Williams and Skepp, sheriff deputies, ana ID y.
% s,arted nm pursuit Of the murderers and about =
mile from town overlook two suspicious negroes, ana
arrested them One OF the prisoners was LEFT IN charge
of williams while Skepp and Ryan proceeded on %lth
the other prisoner bur they had not gone r when tsy
heard pistol shot, and returning, found Wlsns on I INC
has sent squad OF soldiers TO guard the JAIL as Inel
pas reason ta fear that the members OF the pand wou
atemnt reseue of the prisoners in custody, some or
WHOM, are believed 10 have belonged 10 the robDer band
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.
THE SOUTHERN STATES.
TENNESSEE.

A FIGHT AT KNOXVILLE-sHoTs FIRED, AND
TWO FREEDMEN WOUNDED.
LOUISVILLE, KY, July ga special dispatch
TO The COaa from Nashville, dated yesterday, Gays
that special dispatch TO The Nashville Banner
ports serious collision at political meeting in.
Knoxville last night resulting in the wounding of
two negroes. Gen. Frank p Blair who was address
ing large Conservative meeting was frequently IN
teuupted in his remarks by negroes, who cheeTed
loudly for Brownlow" Toward the close Of tho
Generals remarks fight commenced, in which eight
OF ten shots were fired, resulting as above stated.
On learning the news at the colored church, 2c0
negroes formed in procession, and were proceeding
to the scene of the disturbance, when they were met
by the Agent of the Freedmens Bureau aud tho
police, and persuaded TO desist thus preventing
q bloody riot.
Large numbers of Brownlow's militia, white and
black are continually passing through Nashville en-
route to different points in Middle and Western Ten
nessee, although everything is quiet here now.
Hardware stores are being extensively patronized,
and firearms Of every kind are being largely puT-
chased by both whites and blacks.
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EUROPE.
PRUSSIA.
WAR RUMORS.
.ahAPH 10 TIE TRlBuNK.

N
JoNDoE ,rulv 2G-Evening-TheTe is much eau
tion shown by capitalists and business men here the
feeling having become general that war between
France and Prussia is imminent private dspatch
from Berlin, received this evening, makes menuon
OF the general opinion there that war is certain ana
adds that Prussia is actively urging forward her pre-
parations for such an event
THE sCHLEsWIG QUESTION.
VIENNA. July 25-The Emperor Napoleon has sent
a note TO King William Of Prussia urging him to sur
render the DANISH districts of North Scheswig to Den
mark. The Emperor Francis Joseph Of Austria de
clines TO interfere in the matter at ALL
BERLIN, July 26.-Two conscripts belonging
70 the Imperial Army, to-day attempted to escape
They succeeded in reaching an American veSSei az
Bremerhaven which was Just on the Point Oh So''is
sail. The Prussian authorities threatened 10 open
their batteries ON the ship if the commander refused
to give up the conscripts After a short parey the
men were surrendered.
New-York tribune., 1867-07-27
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

QUEENSTOWN, July 26-Noon.-The steamship java
CAPT Noodle Of the Cunard ne from Boston on the l7ih
inst arrived here tins morning. her way to Liverpool
the steamship Erin. Capt. Hull Of the National hne'
from New-York on the 18th inst also arrived here ths
morning on the way to Liverpool.
sorH,,rprox July 2e-The gallant little raft Nonpa-
e which left NewYork on the 4th Of June arrived at
this mort in good condition this morning Capt Mixes
her captain and Messrs Miller and lawson her crew.
are well and much pleased with the performance OF their
little vessel The Nonpare will remain here for snort
time and then proceed TO her destination, HavTe'
New-York tribune., 1867-07-27
mr. r,ru OF THE HON. DANIEL MACE.

The Hon. Daniel Mace, fornerly Repre-
sentative in Congress from Indiana shot himself dead at
hi, home in Lafayette Indiana, yesterday morning MI
Mace was native Of Ross County, ohio he commenced
life as merchant in Warren County Indiana but suDse
ouen,ly became a successful lawyer He was a kepre
sentative in Congress from 1851 to 1885, ana was he roS
master at Lafayette at the time OF ms doatn'
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To the Editor Of The Tribune.

SIR: Your dispatch from Omaha, in this mornings
paper stating the Indians virtually have possession
of our Road between Forts Sanders and Brdger err
neous Fort Sanders is 1s0 miles west OF JuesDurg e
present terminus OF ine aud Fort Brldger Is aOou
400 miles still further west The Indians nave ahhoyeu
our surveying parties I'm these regions, put give us no
trouble where the Road is completed Our trains are all
running without interruption ~ ~
Holm j CISCO. Treasurer Union Paclnc X h 70
O6ice or he Union Pacific Railroad, No. 20 NdsSduSI
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rur cpop PROSPECTS.

Chicago, July 26.--The weather is clear and
pleasant Crops favorable T.. ,.ou ,,1 hot
Toledo, Jtay 5.-The weather today s Gear an" "O''
Showers last night. -, -. - ,or ,ba lasb
SarGnnGh Jy 2eThere has been no rain Tor the iSsa
two days The crop prospects are improving nh,
Mobile JtRy 2s-1he weather clear ana "arm' ihe'-
mOmeter 9lo. -. hy sbovera To-
With indications of continuance. Accounts irOh so
interior are favorable 10 crops.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
ADJOURNMENT OF THE REPUBLICAN STATE
CONVENTION.

CONVENTION.
COLUMBIA, s. c., July 26.-To-day in tho
Convention the time was consumed in discussion, aud
the election Of officers and the State Central Committee
of the Union Republican party. white President and
Treasurer and coored President and Secretary
white delegate rendered his resignation to-
day, because he could subscribe to the platform
adopted. In accepting IT,, the presiding Officer
of the Convention colored) said he glad to accept il
he did not want Judas among them Resoutiona
adopted that copy OF the proceedings be transm
ted the President Of the United States Gen. sces.
and the Executive Committee of the party at Washington.
The Convention adjourned tonight
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SHOCKING TRAGEDY IN KENTUCKY.

LOUISVILLE, July ga shocking tragedy
occurred near Union City, 0din County on Monday. n
negro man broke Jail in that town on the preceding Fri
day repairing 10 the residence OF aged and highly re
spected widow lady, named Charam outraged her PEI
lowed the wretch to Hickman, Kentucky, arrested MN.
and taking him back TO the scene OF the outrage hhoI
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GEORGIA.
,,,,,, ro,, ,r1c,1 SITUATION.

THE POLITICAL SITUATION.
ArGUsrA, July 26.--The freedmen are holdlng
meetings throughout the state, which are addressed by
Radical speakers white and black They urge upon the
freedmen the duty and necessity OF supporting Their
,a- 1rxvn eoorcd children struck by lightning
here to-day and instantly killed
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interference Of the Government in this aiali since can
for a new meeting has been published 70 take place on
the 24th, and whatever may be the number OF stoek'
holders present, the measures will not be adopted.
The sugar market opens firm and active on the basls
OF S;a9rs per arrobe for No - Dutch Standard Ex.
changes are rather dull and nominal
New-York tribune., 1867-07-27
THE INDIAN WAR.

ST. LOUIS, July 26.-The kiowa Indians are
committing outrages south OF the Arkansas River and
Gov Mitchell Of Now Mexico will call for battalion OF
haunted volunteers 70 act against them portion OF
the goods stolen from Moses Wolf IN New-l 0rk some
time since, were found here yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1867-07-27
CANADA.
GOVERNMENT EXPLORATIONs-THE SURVEY OF
THE OTTAWA RIVER.

GOVERNMENT EXPLORATIONS-THE SUkFEi VI
THE OTTAWA RIVER.
OTTAWA, July pa surveying party who
left tins place IN March last under the direction Of the
Government 10 ascertain the length Of the Ottawa River
and locate It's head waters has returned The party re-
ports the length Of the river be about 1000 miles,
instead of 500 as supposed They found, while ascertain
ing the course of the river Lake Gros said to be 400 miles
in circumference They met by tribe Of Indians,
who at first refused allow them TO proceed but after
EXPLANATIONS they held council Of and the surveying
party were allowed pursue their journey. Navigation
trom Lake Semscamng Lake GrOs Is impeded by nu-
YerOus rapids beyond Lake GrOs the Ohe
Ottawa of the ottawa sad 10 be within 90
Of the head waters OF the Sagncnay The explorers
encountered large quantities OF Ice on Lake GrOs on the
9Ith May. The natives Pagans. The men have a
plurality of wives.
SEVERE STORM AT oUEBEC-ACCIDENTs.
QUEBEC, July ga heavy thunder storm
last evening caused considerable damage to buildings
and shipping. boat with five persons on board is sup
since she started her pleasure trip. Five men were
struck by lightning. and one Of them badly paralyzed
MILITARY MATTERs-DRAFTs AND RIFLES.
TORONTO, July 26.-Twenty thousand Snyder
rifles are their way from England to this province
They viii arrive at Quebec shortly, and be at once for
warded West for distribution among the volunteers
Drafts for ali the regiments serving in Canada will
be sent out IN the course Of few weeks The funeral Of
Judge Harrison who died Tuesday, took place to-day
II was attended by nearly all the judges and lawyers in
the city Yesterday the hottest day OF the season
the mercury marking sc degrees IN the shade
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Custom RECEIPTS.

WASHINGTON. July 26.-The following are
tne fY IA to Juy 2O New-York, N,90l,342 AZ Boss
too S5Ss293 62 Philadelphia. s26O6g 6S Baltimore,
sioo 9SJ 35 san Francisco June 10 June T. s91lc 70,
Natal 81 O200 90. -...
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ITALY.

OFFER BY THE ITALIAN GOVERNMENT TO GAR
RISON ROME.
F,oprVcF Jnlv @-Baron Ratazz, the Prime
Minister of Italy has made an offer to garrison the
CITY of Rome with the national troops to protect 1t
from the threatened attack of the party of action
under Garbaldi and Mazzini.
New-York tribune., 1867-07-27

In the Michigan Constitutional Convention
On the 2sd the article Elections was 80 modified t
an persons engaging In prize fight shall be dsqaeu
from holding any office aud from voting at any
Gov. Geary has appointed the ds lion; IL ils nehieS
G. Iongneeker Of Allentown Associate Ju"eo ~ 'e"
county Pa, vice T. Redman, deceased
New-York tribune., 1867-07-27
RITSSIA.

AID TO THE CHINESE GOVERNMENT.
ST. PETERSBURG, July 26-The Russian Govern
ent has issued orders to its agents III emma 10 sus
tain the CITY of Hankow as a tea market
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT,

COLUMBIA, S. c., July ga lad name
uauchey newsboy on the South Carolina Railroad, as
killed tonight on the train near BarnbpTy ststoa'
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rrrr yAcUT THOMAs J. OWEN.

WOODS HOLE, Me-, July 26.-The schooneN
Yacht Thomas owen, With eXcursioRists from New
Work. arrived here to-day from Nantucket.
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rrun pnYe DROWNED.

MILWAUKEE, July Co. Two. boys named
Fritz Wagner and Frank Hauser, aged II years e"oh
were drowned while bathing yesterday
New-York tribune., 1867-07-27

A FIGHT AT KNOXYILLE-sHOTs FIRED, AND
TWO FREEDMEN WOUNDED.
New-York tribune., 1867-07-27
VIRGINIA.

IMPORTANT ORDER FROM GEN. sCHOFIELD-RA-
TIONs ISSUED BY THE FREEDMEN's BUREAU.
TELK6RAPH N
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NEW-YORK, SATURDAY, JULY 81, 1867
THE TRIAL OF SURRATT.

JUDGE FISHER ADMITS THE REBUTTING TEsrI-
MONY AS TO sURRATT's MoVEMENTs-THE
EVIDENCE NEARLY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
OF COUNSEL ON MOTIONS TO STRIKE OUT
rpTCU
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SHERIFF'S SALES

pY virtue of sundry writs Of Jie,i fdcias
ID to me directed, will sell, on the
FIRST MONDAY and TUESDAY in Octo-
Der next, before the Court House in Co
lumbia, within the legal hours,
The following PROPERTY, viz:
All the defendants right, title and inte-
rest in and to certain TRACT OF LAND,
i'll Richland District, containing $3.50
acres, situated about FIVE and one-half
miles East of Columbia, and known as the
Hocott and Rawlnson Turpentine Planta-
ton; bounded on the North by estate of
Wade Hampton and lands of E. D. Gill
more, East by lands of L. D. Gilmore and
lands lately owned by Thomas j. Robert
son, South by the right of way Of the
South Carolina Railroad Company, and
West by lands Of the estate of Wade
Hampton and q small tract Of the estate
of Wright Denley.
ALSO,
The defendants right, title and interest
in and to four pits of CRUDE TURPEN-
TINE, OF the following dimensions, viz:
! pit 4oxl5 feet, C feet deep; 2 pits SOx15
feet, feet deep: pit 15x1O feet, 6 feet
deep, on the plantation described above,
on the South Carolina Railroad, ak miles
below Columbia. Levied on as the pro-
perty Of Daniel D. Hocott, at the suit of
the Bank of Camden, s. c., vs. Daniel D.
Hocott. :.
Terms cash. F. W. GREEN, 8. r. D.
Sept Is +
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sel 81. a Is III
News. Itsr,s..

WAsHINaToN, September 10 Sir
Frederick Bruce died .at Boston. this
morning. Ffs ~ ISllrts Sllrt',.55 = II, .
A Lieutenant, who forced "a 'sLz Ie1vvd vd
woman into ahotel in General .Ord,s
District, has been court. 11n,artiaisd
and dismissed from the service. The
sentence was approved at headqnar-
ters,S., II sAsgsS !;
BUFFALo,, September 19.-A Ere
destroyed one wing of the WadsWorth
House; loss 500, O0C. A woman inmnl
cd from the fourth story. - - .
DETROIT, September 19.AThe tug
A. r. Muir exploded to-day. SkiliinS
six and injuring Eve persons.
New ORI.BANs, September 10
There were 55 interments fromyeilow
fever mp 30 6 o'clock this morning
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Woifc's Schiednm Schmapps have a
depot in all the large cities in the Union.
CAUTION! CAUTION!!

T has come to our knowledge that per-
Il sons from the country and city, order
ing that GREAT AiEDICINR, the QUEENS
DELIGHT, have their orders filed by an
other medicine, called Epping's Sarsapa-
rilia. This is a pernicious habit on the
part Of any druggist or apothecary to
make snch substitutions, and it must re-
fleet upon their pharmaceutical knowledge
to say to their customers that they are the
same, when it is known they do not know
the constituents of the medicine Queens
Delight, as prepared by Hcinitsh.
This is to caution the people that "HEI-
NITSH'S QUEENS DELIGHT" is an en-
ttiirely different articles new pharmaceu-
tical product and combination of roots and
gums. and is the only medicine that per-
forms so many extraordinary cures among
the people. Over 1,6OO bottles have been
sold at our store in less than eleven
months, and the demand increasing from
ell parts of the country.
Purchasers should bo careful to ask for
"Heinitsh's Queens Delight" This is tho
name: Please remember it-"Quecn's De-
light" For sale by
FISHER & HEINITSH.
Wholesale and Retail Druggists.
AuU 12 60
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"a boxes Segars-M -Maduro-50 in box.
"A I" Colorado-50
ALSO,
box Tobacco, Jar Snuff Terms cash.
j. P. M. EPPING,
United States Marshal,
Sept 90 Per G. ri. WILDER, DepufY.
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FINANoIAL AND ConrsIERc1AL.

NEW YORK, September 19-Noon.-
Flour quiet and firm. Wheat 102c.
better. Corn dull and dropping.
Oats active, at 2(03c. better. Mess
pork $24 40@25. Lard quiet, ut IA
@1556. Cotton quiet and steady, at
mon $4(@4.06 Stocks heavy. Money
z per cent. Gold AZ. Sterling
I ?. M.-Cotton declining-sales
700 bales, at 24%@25. Flour firm
and unchanged. Amber State wheat
$3.50. Corn heavy-Western mixed
$24926. Oats Western 7O6
721s. Stocks heavy. Money 7 per
cent. Gold 49,.
BALTIMORE, September 19.-Cot-
ton and coffee unchanged. Flour
continues quiet, but holders are
firmer-Howard street family $12.75.
Wheat firm--prime red $2.5O02. 60;
choice $40. White corn $1.25;
yellow S1.32. Oats 60@67. Sugar
quiet, ut previous quotations.
CHARLESTON, September 19.-Cot-
ton more active, at unchanged prices;
sales Is -middlings 22(022L>: !:
j., receipts of the week S4S bales; ex-
ports OF the week LOLA bales; stock
578 bales. fJe
CINCINNATI, September 19.-Flour
firmer and advanced &c. Corn
firmer, at $1.25. Mess pork $24-
held a higher. Bacon unchanged.
Lard 1874.
AUaLsGA, September 19.-Cotton
market firmer; sales 81 bales i'd
ding %.
SAVANNAH, September 19.--Sales
OF cotton to-day 100 bales; receipts
407-middling 221s@23; receipts of
the week 2,231 bales; exports 2,296.
MOBILE, September 19.-Cotton
market quiet, bnt firm-middlings
81; receipts 348 bales.
New ORLEANS, September 10
Cotton dull; sales 200 bales-low mid
ding 211s; receipts ia. Sugar and
molasses unchanged. Flour-single
extra $3.50. Corn-yellow mixed
$1.22; white $1.25. Oats in demand
at 1905. Pork dull-asking $27. .25.
Bacon steady and shoulders 16;
clear rib 1917; clear 1917. Lard
tirI.-prime tierce 1455; keg 1914.
Gold 451. "
LIVERPOOL, September 19-Even-
lng.-Cotton closed moderately ac-
tive; sales less than anticipated-
only Is, 900 bales.
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FRESH ARRIVALS.


II ITS SHAD ROE.
IN Tierces Extra Sugar-Cured HAMS
Tierces Pure Leaf LARD,
firkins prime Goshen BUTTER.
Boxes English Dairy, New York State
FACTORY and Pine Apple CHEESE.
Genuine Imported English ALE and
PORTER, pints
Pale, Stearine, Chemical. Olive and full
assortment OF Fancy SOAPS, at reduced
Choice TEA. .-oolong, Young Hyson, &c.
lfFEE-Old dGoyernmentJava, Rio, &c.
Fresh Trenton CRACKERS.
New Country FLOUR, Extra Family, low.
Fresh Beat prime Carolina RICE.
crosse d BlackYel's PICKLES, assorted
French FRUITS, In Brandy.
MACCARONI, VERMICELLI, &c.
Fresh Goods received from New York
and Baltimore by every steamer, and Of
fered at lowest cash prices.
Aug GEO. SUMMERS.
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7 ACTOR A(9ETl,,,.77. E

And General Commission Business.
TIME undersigned beg leave TO inform
- their friends and the public, that Mr.
Z. p: sENN has, since the 1st August last
peen actively engaged with us In the bust
ness indicated in the heading of this card.
and solicit orders for the PURCHASE OF
COTTON; and win SELL IT, and all other
REDUCED to 25 Cents per Bale Month.
lupon which advances will be made, when
consigned to our friends, at any cotton
mart desired 'ff'
Our long experience in business, and tho
assurance OF promptness in the execution
OF all orders, on the most reasonable terms.
and the sale OF all produce to our address,
at the highest market rates, will, we trust
insure to US full share OF patronage.
The style of the Arm is uow GRXESER.
MCJ UNKIN & SENN.
CLARENCE A. GRAESER.
WM. s. McJUNKIN,
RUFUS d. SENN.
Coirmbia, s. c., Sept. IA, 1867.
Sept Is re