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pRoCREpInGs OF CITY COUNCIL.
:. .eopry.THIRD REGULAR MEETING.

- SS,ouScu CHAasBER, June 1s, 1867.
present-Tns Mayer, and the Wnoie ooara u
Ai9ss Tha minutes Of the last regular mcosns wero
ress sad ,aa;pa matters were disposed Of inregu-
iAi Iobn Riley Pitt street. between Geaufsn and
wentworth sfreets- Application for JInktnop
csnse e tine q nm aeSed to erect
wooden building west end Of Broad street, a1r
stnyine petroleam. LAID on tho table, IS connice-
inc with an ordinance recently passed. ..., g.,
George Little coEPStEHGn ior rast Rsierrsd
tssSouats = oommitiee @ Il Ways and Means:
n y Tupner President Of the Vig1lant fre Eli
s;na nompany- Petitions the city to pay q pull
ssmounting to 800, fora force pump, &C., pssea
n che enEne house. snosnsoIon aIloWeS a and a paid
e 3 Other companies. On motion, the bil was or
> Il. Fehrenheeh- Application to rent place 90
White Point Garden and to place tent thereon,
undet which hs wil dispense soaa Wasei, tse Me
q r,inittee ON Public Buildings, Grounds, 90.
Joha RusselLBill amounting to $494.72, for sta
s;onary. nnsps philosophical apparatus, and other
items furnished the high School commencing D oo7
tober s. 1866, and ending May x, 1857. heferied
10 Committee on Accounts.
I, Yhe following application OF W B. Heriot, Mod
: arafor, IN sanah Of the United Baptist Churches
n this city. was referred TO the Committee on
Brsck and Wooden Buildings: To-. 20 ,as7
Ib he Honorable he Aayor Gad Alderman Of he
- .,City of Gharieasn, ~ Council assembled:
sCrNiIENEN: The United baptist Churcnes IN
this city. under tho pastoral charge OF the Rev 4.
An ERECTION of their new house Of worship to o
,artra rronitons period arc desirous OF obtaining
the essent Of your honorable body 70 the building
b thsaf fnpary structure Of @ SoSd Log OF their their
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GRA1N.-Wheat-1OO bushels white and 1lG bushels red
only roceived market very heavy, with sales OF 100 bush
OILS red at So 0 400 bushels good 90 ~ 20
Corn-86OO bushels white and 5000 bushels yellow offer
ed demand fair and market steadv included in the sales
were 5000 bushels a prime white at 81 Goal 08 bulk
at 81 DIAL O8 1928 bushels white mixed at 81 o. AGO
bushels inferior at 81 OIL 22OO bushels prime yellow de.
Ivered at Fes Point at 81 10; 2200 bushels Western
mixed at ST. Oas-SOO bushels only received, and about
same quantity sold ut 7la73 csan advance oil lc Rye
60 bushels sold at 81 50 per bushel.
MoLAssEs-Stock has been increased somewhat by re-
cent arrivals no sales prices without quoabe change
PRovIsIoNs-The market Is without any material
change we notice see OF 25 bbls Western Mess Pork ut
s23 Bulk Meats offered sparingly; held at 9I9c for
Shoulders with buyers at 8c Sides quoted at lOS
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PORT CALENDAR.
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CHARLEsTON.
Arrived Yesterday'

Arrived Yesterday'
scbr Maine Law. johnson, Boston, 13 days. Ice and
Mdze. To Rsley & Creighton, z 4 CowpcrtnWalI
Gage & Co, and others Experienced heavy NE gaies'
sniff the foresail and sustained other damaR
Scbr It Baker Bristow Alexandria, va, crys Corn
To W Roach, U Quartermasfer'
Went to Sen Yesterday.
schr Miranda, Hardy. Inagua, Bahamas.
From this Port.
Pr br,o Albert Eriksen, Liverpool, Jure3.
scbr Dexter Washburn. HarlmSss BaamGre, JUG L.
scbr Richard Vau1, Powell, Philadelphia, June II.
Schr Golden Gate, Blssland, Philadelphia June ID
UP for this Port.
schr Americus Moss at New York, June H.
Sailed for this Port.
Steamship Alliance, Kelly from Philaiclphis June 2l
LIST OF VESSELS
up CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
FOREIGN.
LIVERPOOL
Br bark File de Pair. Evans, sailed May Il
Ship C Winthrop, Stewart, up...............M may :
Tho Tryphenia Harding sailed ed..............may ~
NEWPORT, ENG.
Ship Annie Kmball, Lincoln sailed. ...........May Al
The Coming, Hookaway, sailed. April 10 10
The Johannes, Ruter, sailed. ls
MATANzAs.
schr Frazier Frazier, sailed. ~
DOMESTIC.
BOSTON.
Schr Isabella Weeks,
NEW YoRE.
Schr Lilly Francis, May q.
Schr iona Smith, Nichols up. une
Schr Amercus, Moss, up. ......June 10
PHILADELPHIA.
Steamship Alliance Kelly, sailed z!
Schr N Baker, Adams, cleared. May
Snl,r Hoffman cleared
BALTIMORE.
schr Foaming Sea, North, cleared. june
Schr Cranmer Cranmer, cleared. ...".... JUNE II
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SARATOGA. .. Z.
;'RXCELSl0Rp SPRING WATER,

U,HE WATER OF THIS SPRING Is BELIEVED TO
be unequalled by that Of any other In the farfamed
valley of Saratoga Its virtues are such as have secured
ing % # oes in IN eminent degree, cahartic diuretc
Alternative and tonic qualities.
From SAMUEL HENRY DICKSON, N. ., ProfeaSqs
Practice OF Physic, Jefferson Medical College, Phlla
delphia, formerly Of Charleston s. Q, ,
PHILADELPHIA, November l5, 1864
Ihsye been for wear or more past in the habit OF
taking the water of the excelsior Spring OF Saratoga
HccIstomed during the great portion OF my invalid hts
to use the different waters of the several fountains wnica
boil up along that remarkable valley dependant indeed
upon them Tor much Of the comfort enjoy. am ans
fed that tho Excelsior Water Is as wen adapted as
other among them, if not more so TO the purposes s
which they are generally employed Il very agreeable
strongly imprenated with the carbonic acid lively and
sparkling . can heartily and consciennousy
recommend 1t TO all who need gentle catharnc ana
diuretic SAMUEL HENRY DICKSON, Do. y.
The Water is put up in Pint and Quart botties ana
hacked in good order for ahipping, Pnts ~ hofss "
ar dozen eaeh and Quarts i'd boxes af two a'aen eA
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GA11oSAN1's MESSENGER, of tho 4th inst, gives
an account of novel histrionic performance "
the Tuilleries. It says: "The dramatic entertain
ment at the Tuilleries, which hos been announced
was given tho evening before last, being the repre-
sentation of Les Commentaries de Cesar, in two
nets. by the Marquis DE MAssA, acted last year De-
forc the court at the Palace OF Complegne. Iho
theatre was fitted up in the grand gallery whlcn
leads to the Sale dos Marechau1. The ladies
parts were interpreted by tho Countess PoURTALEs,
tho Princess DE MErrEaHIcH, Marchloness DE
GALL1yEFP, PRINCESS PqNIATowsKA, Baroness DE
BoURaoINa and Nine. CoNSEAU; those OF tlp gen.
tlcnen by the Marquis DE OAux, Baron LAMRERY'
Dnke DE MouoHY, &c. The Prince DE METER
MICH onco moro presided ct the pianoC) for ac-
commandment, and acquitted himself as well as
would have boon done by maestro d. cdpe'ta. Inc
Princess DE- METTERN1oH was attired as q ;oachman;
the Countess PoUlTALEs, with helmet on her head
and lance in hand, appeared as Franco; and tho
Baroness DE BouRao1Na, armed with trident, rep
resented England. Tho Emperor, placed OF the
right Of the STAGE bad on ono side the Prncess Oh
Prussia and on the other the QuDan OF the Bel
pians. The Empress, on tho ..c.s, was coated be-
tyeen the King Of TIC Dclgians and tho Prince OF
Prussia. The other princes and princesses now in
Bans occupied ll..;;ees at the left Of the stage,
while tho ministers aad ambassadors, with the
S.-.s EHaeia Of their head, dlled those On tne
ra,-- m ''--- seats dispersed in the grand
nght' Inc otnc. Ia tbe slpte OF the
gallery we're held by persons rmnspsr's
sovereigns and princes, by those OF tho -.
household, and by other guests, in number about
two hundred. Tho performance Was much up
plauded, and at the ehd Of the representation the
spoctators callod for all tho performers, who
appeared upon the stage, conducting the Marquis
DE- MAssA, tho author, whom tho Emperor pre-
sented to the foreign princes, princesses and
ambassadors.
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allie Bacon Shoulders are selling ct loo for city smoked
9ha9Hc for Wester to condition; Sides l2c loI easy
smoked and Ike for Western Rib 1910 1or clear ho
Iard-Western leaf held nominslly In the absence OF
sales at 13c.
sALT-There is very little doing but prices remain ss
10: do Ground Alum So 10 SACK Turks Island 6sa
suaM-Imports continue quite free, and in tho ab,
sence of sales the past few days the stock In
hands has been accumulatng; the market. however
yery strong sales Of 63 hhds Cuba and Porto
Rico. for refining prices not transpired ,,. ,,o,.d
sales are now being made the basis Of 1870 for hard
crushed, and 15hc for white soft
WH1sKEY-There Is nothing doing that we learn, ana
wa again repeat: held in bond at 30a35c per gal
New York Market.
MONEY MARKET.
The New York Commercial Advertiser Of June 18th,
says:
There no change In money matters this morning. The
supply rather presses upon tae @ raa aSe vey bS
demand In the present depressed c"ndl1on o.
and general business Most OF the 1or teh
poray at six por cent which we noee as. ss o m
Common rate with an occasional move ment OF hve on
Governments and at seven on miscelaI eous securues
In paper there is little doing. Tho offerings on hrst
chasing TO any extent imparts quite n aspect to the
market What transactions there are In pme are oSty
at aeven per cent but % onay a s srs bs ner mt
Far paper is comparatively plenty at esn1 W nie p'
cont
PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK, June 1872 P. M-FLouR, &c.-ihe
| F7our market s dull and 15a25c lower.
THE sales are 51OO bbs at 81 60a8 10 for Supernne
State s9a9 80 for Extra State $40 3Oau Tor Choice
state 81 50as 81 for superhEe Western; 80 0alo 70 r
| Common to medium extra Western; $40 6Oal2 for
choice Western $40 35a11 rs for common 70 good
ping brands extra round hoop oho and 81 4Oa2 oo ior
| Trade brands the market closing dull and heavy.
Southern -four Is duh and dropping Sales Of 1so bols
at So 6Oa1 so for common and I'll 6Oslo for ancy anu
| extra ,oo .,, a oooba a.
| All 76af3 az: the latter extreme.
| rive Flour is lower. Sales 800 bbls at s6 40aS 10
Corn Meal is in moderate demand Sales 500 Dds cty
GpsrS-The Wheat market Is dull and dropping Sales
aOO bushels White California at 81 67a$2 &c. and looo
Canada Peas lower Sales 16, 900 bushels In bond' al
| 81 10. -, 1po,.o-r
Barley is rmer Sales $500 bushels Canada West free
! ut 81 20. e,o. so mr.
bnahels at 81 07s1 II for common to prime new Maeo
Weter and 81 Oa1 10 for kiln dried and 81 l2al ID lo
| old Mixed w stern in store. =. ~,
Oats o shade frmer Sales o40oo Dusnss s eth ss
TIC for WESTERN 86a87c state and SGas8kc for soutn
ern. o,,, eoo b.1eo n
27c for NIiddling Uplands.
RIcE-Is quiet at II hal2hc for Carolina, ,ooo =,
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RnItfmorc Market.

BALTIMORE June 1S.-CoFFBE-Remains dull and
prices nomnally unchanged. The only sale reported
was 100 bags Rio at 17ci gold.
sales of 100 bales the basis OF 26a26c for middng
upland.
FLouR-Recepts are light; stock also small, and very
tinues limited to local wants, and prices but nomnay
maintained Largo sales could only be effected OF fr
ther concession the part of sellers We have but 10
notice sale of 100 bbls good Howard Street super at
$40 Quotations are continued as before, VIZ:
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Augusta Market.

AUGUSTA, Juno ACKNOWLEDGING the morning
the demand was light and sales were effected at about
yesterdays prices but later in the day Liverpool ad-
vices affected the market and caused decline OF about
bc principally on lower grades and the market closed
weak The sales to-day amounted to los bales as fol
lows: at IT; at 10; at 90; at22H; " "a and
at Ahc. The receipts wcro 63 bales.
F1NANc1AL-Gold still centinu, In good demand
GoLD-The brokers buying at 13Gal37 and selling
at 1873. 49,
SIIvER-Brokers are buying at 128 and selling at l32.
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WILMINGTON, June 2O-The market for produce Is
dull and transactions have been light this morning We
have only tho following to report:
Rossales of So bbls No at "a 25 and II Dds DO at
81 so.
SPIRITS TuRpEsrME Of G5 bbls primo packages,
at 52hc per gallon.
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per south Carolina railroad
juno a.

iso bales Cotton bales Mdzs hssS FSur - ~ sasas DSs
ESsn sG .nd csr snnareS To Ptche Utaey Kenyon.
Rodgers Go, Rayenel Co, Butler hshT.ens re
wohl@ann ohase sTsess ssDhe1m hsS sR'a assn S
9,o,!t = iobnson. Gen Burns, Adser CO, Wills
Gbsolm. % % stoddard CO. g Walter Go, ReS p y p
yates Meitzler, Mrs spowden, j Tsrrant 5ro' "a
whitney Son, Street Bros Go, stenhouSe %oo' !"
Roach. '.a
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COMMERCIAL.
Tho Charleston Cotton Market.

Tho Charleston Cotton Market.
OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS
CHARLESTON, Friday Evening, juno 2l, ls67 }
There was but little demand for the staple, and the
transactions were consequently very limited say 26
bales viz: at 25 and 10 on private terms Quotations
nominal
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$7,O57 G6
H. B. OLNEY,
E. WILLIS,

Special Committee on the Firo Department
Alderman Whilden, Chairman. i.
MINORITY REPORT.
The Special Committee on tho Fire Department
to whom was referred the communication from
the Board of Fire Masters in reference to granting
to the Palmetto Steam Fire Company the same
compensation for engineer new reel and d.has Blk
Steam Fire Companies in the Department, report
at the Sd Of July 1854 the following Ps 1ts 5ssGa 6o
cenber. 1866 for reasons stated, the compensation
to the Marion Fire Engns mn S
with no reason before tho committee why they
should their views the they ySo are sopssa s eu tG
tor the Hand Engines to maintain their organiza-
tions when in competition with the Steamers; team bg.
the number Of steam apparatusses have already
GONE beyond what this Council thought was pru-
don't and other Companies are awaiting our decision
on this question before ordering Steamers; and un-
less Council is disposed to grant tho aid to all the
Companies that will probably apply for it, it s in
the opinion Of the Committee, advisable to decline
tho IA asked for. w. G. WHILDEN.
'-'' '''o'' E. w. MARSHALL.
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+Res0rd Thnt the loan heretofore offered to those S
Chsreson Fire Department BIO not granted to any other
Companies except those that have already procured or
ordered new ensines namely the Etna, Charleston Fre
Company Of Amen, Phpnix, Washington and Young
America there being sufficient number OF steam En-
zines in the Department or already ordered
tThe Special Committee on the Fire DEPARTMENT re- re-
specttuIy report favorably the application OF the
'Marion Fire Engine Company" to be placed on the
anne footing regards pay, hose and hose reel with
other Companies having Steam Fire Engines
Your Committee would not have recommended TINS
application but deemed it advisable on account OF the
location Of this Company being in part OF the city lar
removed from any other steam apparatus; put at ine
time, they would call attention OF those Companies
having Hand Engines to the resolution Of Council In
reference to the introducing Of any more Steam Fire En-
gines In the Department
MAJORITY REPORT.
The undersigned OF the Special Committee OF
tho Fire Department, would respectfully recon-
mend to Council to grant the petition of the Pal
metto Fire Engino Company asking to be placed
on the samo footing as the other companies in the
Department.
Unless the desired aid is extended to this Com
pany, its efficiency must necessarily be much im-
paired il not entirely destroyed, as its funds are
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RODRIGUE'S
PULM0NIC ELIXIR SPECIFIC.

E,oR THE CURE OF CONSUMPTION tAt's m THE
C CHEST AND SIDES, DIFFICULTY IN BREATh'
ING BRONCHITIS, CATARRH, ASTHMA, COUGHS,
HEMORRHAGE and all affections Of the Lungs
This great r+vifyer is offered to the public, that an
who viii avail them selves Of its remedial power may DO
benefited. =.
It only requires fair trial to confirm its invaluable
agency In dusng through each channel OF the human
organization restored vitality. It invgorates and en-
bues the Lungs with htathful eastcy restores warmth
which 10 their essential element; rouses the sluggish yes
GELS into actYty heals the affected obes purines ana
enrches the blood; regulates the circlaton tpauSes
free aud easy respiration and expels through Its ain'
istrahon each and every concomsnt disorder present
the malady recognized as Consumption, ana htnetto
deemed hopeless and incurable.
This compound Is perfectly safe, possessing neitner
narcotic nor emetc properties, which unfortunatcy are
always employed essentials in every peparaaon ior
Couch or Lung Affections mistake which too ohen In
it's Irritating and debitatng consequenles Only con-
duces to much general arrangement Of the system der
sroyinQ appetite and creating an injurious nervous az.
element augmenting suffering With frequent 'asaa re.
suits ,,..,...,.
specihc the most distressing Cough yields difficulty ~
breathing and pains and soreness subde hemorrha9e
is arrested and health and strength re-eszblshed
PRICE FOR SINGLE BOTTLE $lM g...
Sold by the Proprietress, MRS. CECELA hODAi'
CUES, northwest corner SOCIETY AND MEETING
STREETS, and the principal Druggists. p p. 4'TI
April q l.f.H. ....,. .,t.it .,s-...at ~
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THE ORANGEBURG NEWS.
DUBLIsHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING, AT
L Orangeburg, 8. G. Terms So per annum, in ad'
vance,
During the spring and fall seasons extra copies of the
ORANaEBURa NEWS will be circulated for the benefit oil
our advertising patrons
Contract Advertisements inserted the most liberal
terms Address SAMUEL DIBBLE
Editor Orangeburg News,
February Is Oranpoburg s
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wilmington Market.

sILvER-Brokers are buying at 12s and selling at 1872
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rapid settlement and sinking Of the surface Of tho

rapid settlement and sinking Of the surface OF the
shell walk in two or three places.
From time to time great many loads OF good
bank sand have been used for filing up and lever
ling the walk under the supposition that this set
Element was but ordinary and not caused from
some defects in the retaining wall but thorough
examination has satisfied me on this point, and IL
would therefore be but waste Of good material 10
refill and reform the bank, until we can ropalr tne
chief cause Of tho evil.
The shapes Of the cavities are OF much larger
dimensions laterally than vertically, and the De
struction caused by the tide water, together with
the percolation Of rain water through the earth
work IS daily increasing In depth, and extending
more along the base Of the wall than elsewhere.
This is to be accounted for particularly IN the
stronger force and dction Of the rising and falling
tide upon the wall at that point Of elevation
The cavities higher up ON the face OF the wall
are circular i'm shape, and from two to three feet
il, diameter and the wear at these places ID moro
rapd in the depth than it is ateraly.
+ Respectfully recommend somo lmmedlate
action on the part of your honorable badly, and
i he yonr pleasure specification sstting forth the
manner of doing the repairs will be drawn up and
proposals for tho work received.
Any repairs, however, that may from time to
time be made to this work, though they be OF per-
manent and durable character, will be but addl-
tions to structure that is Of temporary duration.
The proper course would be to construct perma-
nent and durable seq wall Of rock work, were the
city i'm PROSPEROUS condition and able to do 30.
Very respectfully submitted.
Your obcdient servant,
LOUIS j. BARBOT,
CSty Civil Engineer.
The New York herald., 1867-04-15

srrnnI CouRr-GUERAL TxRx-Non enumerated
surnnxs Covnr -cmcur-Part 1.-Nos 1897, osI,
245 2l7, Io3 ill., 11oS. 1881, 1889, 2oo 2a5, 1osl
e2S ,os lll3. s7e I27l, 22I, l5is, 46a Part 2-Nos
105e 1912 713, 1900, 1900 1885, 1428 69S 1920 1921
ls2 iSOs fsio iAc. iAOA ie5s iAiA iase 1910, 1861
surRxxs couRr-srxcrAL TKRx- -Demuners Nos. g.
Q, 10, II, IA Issues Of Law and Fact--Nos 135, 1885,
llo is leA. Isl, 15s. ioS 147 $780, 1885, ia l2s l2o
surnm Cousr-cnAlnna Tho Regular Third Mon.
day Motion Calendar.
6urraIoR CouRr Part 1-Noa sl7a. a2oa, s2o7 27l7,
817o S22o 30S3 2p41 27o7 3237 3247 32fo, $751; 3253
S257 s1ss sos, 2oo6 all7 21lo so7S l72S, 202o s2i
Part 2-Nos. 1879, 31s2, 8202 8122 1885, 9016, liza
2l1s. 1914. 2ols, saic, 202s 1904 so46 1890, slll
Connon PInAs-TRAL TERM.-Adjourned for the
term The judges Of the General Term will be in ses
MARru couRr Nos 70, eB, o. ios los, l1s, u.s. III
49, 12o, 121, 12o, 12l 12t, 100 f27 12s, 12o 130.
CoURT or CENTRAL 5Essroxs flames H. Dix VIM. Cor
rgan, Owen Powell and WIN. ssverns for burglary VIM.
Garfield, Peter Burke Robert Lawrence, Ellen Kelly,
Howard Scanlon Joseph Lxensky, Margaret Tucker,
Margaret Haretts Louis Dodge, Thomas O. Day, Chas
Mason, Lesser Jacobs Edward Mccarthy Hannah Jack,
VIM H. Howard, Ellen Gibbons and Henry Q. Armstead
for grand laroeny; Patrick kennedy John Williams,
August Holman for feonious assault and battery Fred
erick Pudding and O. W. Russell for false pfesncssI
Thsophiias Kick fos rsossvtns stolen soodA
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.p sssr s SRfs;ssss % 1:s: e ss
s sISs: S;s.:!
scarce and the market firm Shorts are selling q. $50 ssi
cMcnIArI. April Is, 1857
.upsgne 81 trade rae SPsnS ;1aSe 9sScy
good vf:o IN 81 and 5 AND %
= and barley H.sS.1ssa ,wSi:.sy ss %
ssns
Me-. pGs M Gss e %sa ss Ssn s os sssoS Ssr
cured @ Lard arm ,ss Money Easy re-: soa
sas 1esf s S: ass SasS ss
sssy nv. ,,J rnes
hhds, 6s tiercei, i'5oOo pounds cut mcAts is6 bbs
PORK.
Flour sus. wh.s. arm; vhi.. asSssa 3 a amber
Nc sc; No. .. Mc. VIC Oats shade Srmer; sales
Flour su su: gsch:sssd W Wheat :dv.as.a
Corn se,Ss saIes of No Al asi os; No 2st Oats
= .:.s s. Y: s' fsv y ss.sy % assa: ss.
W ws.s "a ~ ' coT RE-
shpens GoOo bbis. -four. 1900 bushels wheat loo DO
oS. duh sps sysr o0d s1Tsa s Wheat @ sSyAnssa %
ost: sSip%Sn.s-sGo Dbl: aour
Cotton quiet. sale. 100 bales % sss S ioi nlddlas Re-
ceipts-A20 bales. - -
Cotton . ,.le. so sa.. Al - fsr Ra n'sdlns Il.
ecpts-<3o bales. -
Cotton quic, but hrm sales $50 bales nlddlins silc
- LovrsyrLtr. Aprn Is 1857.
Tobacco steady; sales l67 hhds a - Isl e5 rs Flpr-
enrerer~ elo ~ Gil. wheat nominal. Corn, -. -
10 at r. .Aesa sc oA. n bulk, 7sr me.s DI porf Ors
s: g:;;s. ;s.ss:;.; ~: III
81. Lovis, April la 1851.
.vsseco anehanees Flour quet and unchanged. whea.
aai ..ss !. y " :. = f?r Eg spring and club spd
Tor choice white Oats SIC Sc Provsiops dull and un.
changed Lard l9c for choice kettle whiskey active, at
- II, free and xc In bond.
MxuHs, Tenn, April IA, 1887.
Cotton deciinfng: mdding 25c. 25Xc. Receipts.
rs bales; exports, BOO Corn nrm but unchanged.
Oats hrmsr 81 sc. 67kc Wheat arm. but unchanged.
NEW ORLEASs, April Is 1867.
Cotton unchanged sales 100 bales at 2c.a l7c for low
niddline Receipts 65 bales Exports 116l bacs Sugar
and moissses nominal Flour nrm and unchanged Corn
CSC Pork, sales Cogee in fair demand AZ 24c sxc
God 1371 Sterling Exchange t6k ~. New York sight
Exchange per cent premium.