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WANTED, BY TELEGRAPH, THE TRurH.-When the
Queen Of Great Britain opened Parliament in per-
son, on,the eth Of February, we were informed by
the Atlantic cable that, while the downpouring
rain had failed to keep the crowd indoors, snot q
single cheer" attended the passage Of her Majesty
from the Palace to the Senate House. This; was
expressly dispatched to us as most striking and
ominous piece Of news, fitted to give one very
vivid notion Of the depth and intensity Of the
rising revolutionary sentiment in England. We
have now, received the English journals of the 9Th
OF February, IN which it is distinctly stated that
as her Majesty passed along, and loud and enthu-
sastic cheers rose from the voices of tens of thou
sands !" 1t is grossly improbable that on such
subject as this the local reporters should msstate
q fact within the knowledge of and liable to in
stant correction by the whole populationo Of tho
metropolis.
As the Same telegraphic reporter who gave us
this information alluded to put the press to the OK
pense Of some hundred dollars IN, order to correct
blunder q his own as ito the particular person
who sread the speech from the throne" it is to be
regretted that the money thus wasted on a per-
fectly trivial incident should not have been laid
out in giving us the truth about 8 matter of some
real importarlce.-N 7. World.
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TIE WoMzNs COLLEGE IN LoNDoN.-Tne ga

TIE WoMRNs COLLEGE IN LoNDoN.-Tne car.
mott Scholarship" ,of Queens College, London
founded by Mrs Arnott in 1866, for the promotion
OF the study Of natural philosophy and the high
est scholarship open to women in England-Ras
Just been gained BY Miss Matilda Ballard, daughter
Of Or. W. R. Ballard, a native of New York and
some years, the leading American dentist in Lon
cessful student is severe, and every question must
be answered correctly, without assistance or refer
ence to books or notes of any kind. These ques-
tions relate to the most complicated problems in
physical science. The prize consists Of one years
hee instruction and perpetual free admission to
certain lectures always interesting and instructive,
the money vslae of which is not far from two hun
for competition for the 'sArnott Scholarship" may
be inferred from the fact that ont OF two hundred
young ladies' belonging to Queens College, only
five had the courage to enter the lists. That a
young lady Of seventeen Of American parentage,
should have achieved success in this educational
competition, is. a somewhat noteworthy event.
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=
GRA1N-Of Wheat there were only 3s9 bushels red re-
ported on Change and sales. Corn was IN large sup
ply receipts amounting to COO bushes white and 00O
bushels yellow; the demand was active, and nearly al
taken at full prices included IN the sales were 30 900
bushels e5a97 cents 800 bushels yellow at s5a
e6 cents for primes mixed lots, both white and yellow
brought 93a94 cents OataI3S00 bushels offered; with
snn sales at So cents RyeA sale Of 200 bushels at
81 25 per bushel. 3's - ,.,-4 .s,a
aoLAssEs- 's notice sales Of 81 hhds cid crop Porto
Rico at IS ceats: do new crop at 20 cents; and tx
puncheons Demerara at IS cents per gallon. ;.!5;
PRoy1sIoNs-Bacon continues In actve demand, on
Southern orders principally sales foot Is to 100 casks
including Shoulders at 10xa11c; rib Sides at 12al2Mc
clear rib do at 1870; Hams l6a17c for sugarcred Bulk
Meats fully cured steady with GALES OF 90 casks shou
ders at &c; two loads Sides loose at 104c; quote
packed at 10 cts also notice sales of Is bbls Mess
Pork at S21 75 so bbs prime Mess at S20 and 40 bbls
prime at s18 SO por bb Lard is held firm at per
fb for prime Western tcs. Ia
R1cE-We report sae of 80 tcs good fair Carolina at
10 cts and quote primo to choice do at 10%a11c q b.
SALT-The market is unchanged either as regards de-
and which is fair prices which we quote at So 20a
Is for liverpool Ground Alum, So Is 9 sack for fne
and Turks Island 6Oc for large lots and 62a63c p BUSH
ell for small lots from store. .=,-,.
SuaAR-The market was quiet to-day, though firm;
only sales reported so hhds Cuba for refining at
lO%c mos; and 10 hhds Demerara vacuum pan at
1870. i.a,s.,
bbls Western at S1c outside lots continue to be made at
irregular prices. &C., a.:;.gf- Bis
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Passengers.

Per steamer W Frazier, from Edisto and Rockville
webb, Key, Huand. \ Bailey M M Water. Vat
Seabroot, J Jenkins E NJ Jonkins, W Bailey, DR.
Townsend and lady, " Lee, Col L Burger. DR.
sosnowski and lady. Whitfield, Eddngs, I Bailey
per steamer Emile from Edisto and Rockville
Cornish Master A Cornish, W Reeves, E N Stock
er Hoyt, J Wilson, F NJ Whaley, and IL deck.
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baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, February 25-BUTrER-We quote with
sales of 1Oa20 bbs prime Western Roll, at 26c q ID.
- CorToN-Our market continues dull; we quote Mid.
ding Upland at 81 a32c; held at the latter, without
buyers. -. - -i'...a,..zc. Z
bark Lspwngs cargo taken for tho West price not
trarspired. To-day market quiet but very rm the only
ga being few hundred bags Rio at !8A Aa1sc gold.
only sale reported to-day on Change was 100 bbs North
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, February RosN-There is but
little animation in the MARKET although prices remain
firm 222 bbls sold at So so for strained common 50 20
for No. 2, and s. 90 for No. l.
SPIRITS TURpENTNE-A general concession on the
part of buyers created active market Sales reached
227 casks at Csc and so casks at 651Sc.
CRUDE TuRPENTNE-195 bbls sold at 81 25 for SOFT
and 50 70 for hard an advance of 20c the latter.
TAR-37 bbls sold ut 81 65.
CoTroN-Has declined 1ac bales selling at 261ac for
low middng, and ~ 1sc for middng.
GRA1N-The Corn market is i'll further depressed,
and sales were effected of 1859 bshe at s104 cash. and
1000 bushels at 81 10, thirty days OatsA lot OF 5OO
bushels sold at &c.
TMBER-seven RATS sold at s7as7 50as7 IA for ordi-
nary end So for fair mill
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COMMERCIAL.
mr. = ~; ,;.i L, i.;sf,n Cotton Market

OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS,
cuAnIEsroS, "wednesday Evening, February 27 1867.
There was but limited inquiry early in the day, the
market being dull with lower tendency but at later
hour there w.s an active demand, Ae market closing
firm Sales 500 bales, say Is at ; Sc at eo al zo'
- ,t as,z m at ae 15s at and G. at 292 cents. We
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,u1sxrY-rho market is dull for State and wester,

in bond. .--,-...--.
are a OUO bales compressed cotton at 3s 3d. and per
steamer OtO bushels st ID 750 bales cotton at 5s
I'd and 1900 bales do way of Glasgow at 1s 3D. and 70
Glasgow by steamer 1000 bushels corn on private
terms An Italian bark from Philadelphia to Genoa with
s0DO l,bls petrOleum at 6s, ==a-ist
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The fog was so densdf in Gotham the other day
that the papnteic Yenders Of vegetables and fruit,
and the Industrious collectors of rags, were obliged
to blow signal horns at intervals in order to pre-
yenr sudden colisi0ns; !;a- ~. =, ,ni,51a
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THE AIKEN PRESS

TT IS PROPOSED TO PUBLISH IN THE TOWN OF
Aiken. S. c., Weekly paper under the above title,
to be devoted to General Com
men Of Agriculture, including the Field the Orchard
the Vineyard, and the Garden. News Summary, to
contafn digest of the important events Of the week.
will occupy portion of the paper and particular atten-
ton will be given to the unsettled question of Labor
best adapted to condition, and the development
of the of the country Manufactures Ag-
culture, Fruit-raislng and Vine-grow1ng.
Terms-S3 year, in advance.
II. ". RAYENEL, Editor.
". D. KIRKLAND, Publisher January q
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: ~
goods millionaire in the Atlantic Monthly, con-
taina soae interesting personal anecdotes, as fol-
lows - -. - e.: S.s! ess :.ao- 81: - -t :.
Accident made him merchant. Where he was
to be in connection with an experienced business
man anGl,to contribute capital he suddenly found
himself principal alone, charged with the rent OF
store, and with the whole responsibility deVolvlng
on HIM With that indOmitable will and wonderful
energy which has marked his whole life he at once
went back to Ireland converted into money the
moderate fortune which he had inherited, invested
that fortune in goods-rrincpally the laces' which
and henreterned to New York and opened his
Efore o. '.,!atl
And in this connection may be mentioned an ih-
cident Of touching intarest-one OF many showing,
perhaps somewhat Of the Scottish blood in his.
veins, which, # it rarely forgives an enemy, never
forgets TREND "A young Lady whose acquaint-
ance he had made :said:to him on the day preced-
ing the opsning,nf his store ssYou must not sell
anything on the morrow TIL I come aud make the
o first purchases; for will bring luck" True to her
promise yshe drove up in her carriage early in the
day, and purchased goods 20 nearly $500 IN value,
principally of hAh lsces.; Long years passed; the
lady married and removed with her husband to q
European oitF ,aMr; Stewart : vas N that clty on
was stiH living, but IN very redncea circumstances.
Her husband was dead bnt before his death had
squandered her fortune. Procuring good apart
ments he caused them to sbe furnished in style
Then calling upon her and renewing his acquaint-
auce andafksr congersing on old times and former
friends, asked her totake drive with him around
the city his carriage which stood ct the door.
her to her new residence, saying 's'This, if it
meets yo1I approbatiob, is your future home"
he settled an annuity upon aher, 2and during the
residue ofhertife Bhe lived not only in comfort,
but in comparative :afanenee, supported q entirely
by hia bounty Truly, if she brought luck to the
younp merchant that first mornings purchase was
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consisnees per South Carolina Railroad

3O5 bales Cotton 154 bags Peas 112 bundles Paper
GERS 4 Co. " Dukes Co, q Klatte& Co. Knnck. Wick
enberg / Co, stenhouse & Co, q Walter Co. Camp
ron B. rley & Co Ebaugh & Blalonee R Agent, VII
Lis Chisolm, Loe & Spencer E wss Co I'll Jetlers
& Co, Adams, Frost & Co, q Basgett Co. 6 VII
linns L Co. st s,s-.z
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CHEROKEE INJECTION.

does not fall to cure Gonorraea elect and all 1t,'
cous Discharges Ia Male or Female, curing recent
cases IN from one to three days. and Is especially
recommended IN those cases Of F2uor Atbns or
Whites tn Females The two medicines used IN
conjunction will not mil to remove this disagreea6e
complaint and in those cases where other medicines
have been used without success
Price, Remedy, One Bottle, g, Three Bottles, g.
~, Injection, . 81, s.
The Cherokee Cure" " Remedy" and "hpec-
tio7," ars to be found in all we'll regulated drug
stores and are recommended by physicians and
druggists oil over the world for their intrinsic worth
aud merit Some unprinclpled dealers, however,
try to deceive their customers by selling cheap and
worthless compounds,--in order to make money
in place Of these. Be not deceiueG. II the drug
gists will not buy them for yet, WriSc to US, and we
will send them to you by express, securely packed
and free from observation We treat oil diseases 70
which tho human system Is satjoct, and will be
pleased to receive full and explicit statements from
those who have failed to receive relief heretofore.
Ladies' or gentlemen can address us d, PeJscs con-
fdencs. We desire to send on; thirty-two page
pamphlet free to every lady and gentleman IN the
land Address all letters for pamphlets, medicinea
or advice, to the sole proprietor, G
q Dr.. W. B. MTRWIN, 81 Wnlkes st. N. Z.
May "a thstulyr
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PRODUCE MARKET.


NEW YORK, February 25--F1ouR, &c.-The market
for Western and State Flour opened firm and closed
| tame, with only moderate demand.
The sales 5000 bbs at So 75a9 85 for superflle
State SO 35a1 so for extra State SO 70a11 for the low
grades Of spring wheat Western extra; $40 60al 65
for shipping Ohio; s11 6a12 so for trade and family
brands Of Ohio Michigan and Indiana and 81 90a15 fol
st Louis extras included in the sales 500 bbis Cali
fornia Flour ut S147 75 r,
Buckwheat Flour is dull at So 50a3 per 100 lbs.
Canadian Flour is active, Sales Of 1900 bbls
including 1000 bbls in bend at SO We quote at
S11 95a14 80 for trade and family brands
Southern Flour Is without change and is dull Sales
Of 200 bbs at SO 2a1 80 for to fair Baltimore
and country extras and sl2 10al6 81 for trade and family
brands. .iaz
Rye Flour is steady Sales Of 800 bbls at s7as. 80
Corn Meal is heavy at s5 go for Pennsylvania and So 40
as 80 for Brandy ywine. "ta
GRAIN-The Wheat market is inactive and heavy; buy
ers hold of conteudng for lower prices At the close
sales 1000 bush white Canadian at So o. and 1000 bus
white California at IS 10.
Barley is firm but quiet Sales of 5000 bush at 81 10
| for Calada West, free.
Barley Malt inactive, and prices entirely nom
nal.
Oats nro frmer, and in moderate request The sales
are 1000 bushels old Western at 59a60c and do at
6la63c, the latter rate tor Michgan State at &c, in
bags.
Rye is easier and freely offered The sales are 1000
bushels Western at 81 10a12 in store by the cargo and
81 1G for small lots.
Corn is active and about 1c better. The inquiry
is good, and confined chiefly to the home and Eastern
trade. The sales 0000 bushels; Western mixed at
81 07al 0 in store and 81 0Sa1 10 delvered Jersey
yellow at 81 O7a1 0s the pier and Southern yellow
S107lsa1 90 aloat and delivered.
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---.-... -.-...AGR,lcuL:I'u.RAL.
BAUGH'S
RAW -B0N.E':!ljj PHOSPHATE,
400 TONS DAILY EXPECTED.

A THE AGENT FOR THE ABOVE MANURE, l
II last year submitted to Profo sor Shepard, Of the
South Carolina Medical College, sample for analysis,
and with his endorsement recommended 1t TO my plant
ing friends. am pleased to say that their practical
experience fully confirms the Professors opinion OF its
value as manure.
The best evidence that the results of its cot
ton last year satisfactory lies in the fact that those
who then used 1t are this year buying again. and IN IN
creased amounts. r--s-z
cargo Of BAUGHs RAw-BoNE PHOSPHATE is now
In transit for this port and In conformity with UNI
form rule 1t will be sampled and anayzed by Professor
Shepard upon arrival. Tho manufacturers have, now
ever placed in my hands analysis Of the cargo made
by ProfessorW ams, cf Philadelphia, which shows the
standard of the MANURE to be fully up to that OF Last
season.
The following is the report of Professor Williams, re-
ferred to above:
PHILADELPHIA, January %, 1867.
Messrs. Baugh d Sons:
GENTLEMEN: I have ana1yzed tho sample Of your SD
perPhosphate handed me some days since, and find 1t to
be composed as followa
Moisture at 212 degrees Fahrenhet... 4.69 per cent
Combined Organic Matter "A per cent.
Yielding Anm0nia. 80! per cent'
BoEe Phosphate Of Lime 42e3 per cent
Yielding Phosphoro Acid 1852 per cent
| (Other ingredients not estimated.)
The per oentage amount OF Ammonia is very much
greater than that obtained from most Phosphates
have examined and this In connection with the read
ly soluble condition Of the Bone Phosphate when acted
upon by weak acids-for instance, Carbonic Acid-W1l
account for the markedly favorable results which have
been obtained from the application Of your fertilizer.
Respectfully,
| CHARLES p WILLIAMS,
Analytical and Consulting Chemist
j. N. ROBSON,
AGENT FOR THE MANUFACTURERS,
No. 60 East Bay, Charleston
| q Tam
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SlOCK on uauQ.
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-The receipts are small, but tne
demand is limited ard have to note dul ana aroop
ing market The sales to-day comprised 5oo mas sueal
lac for strictly prime to choice and for yellow ca
ied 72c gallon for dark and ferne:tng molasses aa
75c tor prime fermenng 77a7Sc for prime; 9c or s91c
" prime and e1c for choice Two cargoes OF CUBA mo
lasses were sold on private terms. Weeks sales l6oo
hhds sugar. 100 bbs molasses Receipts 15 hhds sugar
1892 bbls molasses Exports 81 hhds sugar, 66o Dds
molasses. ... ~ ,s.-as 80
R1cE-India and Carolina are in good supply and IN
fair demand The better grades Of Louisiana are scarce
and in request and prices have advanced c per ponnd
We quote Louisiana at 2a11kc, 1ndin sa9Ec Carolina
11a12Hc.
FREiGHrs.-We note o quiet but steady market The
rates a1c perb for Cotton by steam for New YORK
1Xd by steam for Lverpool s16d by sail for Liverpool
and Ia for Hayre.
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New York Market.
MONEY MARKET.

The New York Evening Post of Monday, February
25th, says =, - -
The loan market is inactive at g. with exceptional
transactions lower rates. In discounts there is fair
amount Of business Leading choice four months bills
have been sold at 6H, but the common rate is z. z
The bank statement shows decline Of 81 1880 in
legal tenders with increase in loans Of 665 and
increase in deposits of 348055 The specie has de-
| clined Sl.279, ITO ,sf.
The stock market is without much animation. Gov
ernments dull and fraction lower The new bonds
of 1865 are in demand and the counter fair &C.
tive business is doing in these and in seven-thries
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E.-PAcIFIC
GUANO.
THE COMPOSITION OF THIS GUANo Is DEN-
TICAL WITH PERUVIAN. 1T DIFFERS
ONLY IN THE PROPORTIONS OF THE
-! = - SAME ELEMENTS.

WHILE IT CONTAINS LESS AMMONIA, IT HAS
w nearly twice the quantity Of Phosphate of Lime,
on Cotton the past have IN many instances e1
ceed Peruvian Guano. thas in proved less ac
tive in the early growth Of the crop When drought 1
teryenes the cf, does not suffer from ts Is ske
case with Peruvian Guano By Of the in
Of so large per cent of Phosphate Of Lime s use i'm.
proves the soil to an extent that cannot be realized fo
Peruvian Guano.
Every cargo of this Guano subjected to rigid inspec
ton anaIysis and is sold on basis ef actual value
The undersigned Agent is prepared to furnish the tes
trnony of we'll known South Carolina planters In evidence
Of the superior excellence of this Grano.
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T sr. .Lou1s. :February 8, 1867.

srEwARr, TIE DRY Goops sMn11oNA1RE..-As sketch
of MIR. ALEXANDER T.srEwART, the New York dry
goods millionaire, in the Aaantic Monthly, con-
taina soe interesting personal anecdotes, as fol-
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Augusta Market.

Augusta Market.
AUGUSTA. February 2G.-FrSASc1A1.-G God--nrohcrs
buying at 1877 and selling at 140. ,.o.
SILvER.-Br ,kers buying ut 13O and sellns Ut lo''
SECURITIES Of all kinds dull.
CoIroN-Thc market has been very Irregular TO-DAY
and prices have declined Z to lc since ha a
dlns Cotton sold during the day at 2S1sa29c Inc re-
ccips have been light and consequence the otel1ng
stock has been small Sales Of the day amounea 70 1 a.
- at OIL 21 at a7 at 2S IS at 2ss, 90 at 90, Al at
2sLs and at 80. Receipts 1G7 bales
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PORT CALENDAR.
CORRECTED WEEKLY.

PHASES OF THE MOON.
New NJ 4th, Oh. 5Gn. even Full NJ 18th, 2h 2lm even
First o. 11th Sb 20m even Last @. 26th 6h 12m morn
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New Orleans Market.
rru opIFANs Felrnarr 22-CorroN. .-To-daY

NEW ORLEANS February y22-CorroN.-To-day being
localized holiday, there has been limited business
transacted The adverse tenor of the Liverpool advices
coupled with the increased dulness prevailing at New
and as few buyers disposed to pay yesterday
the market has continued inactive throughout the sales
the close summing barely 5000 bales eleven Do
further weakness, the greater portion of tho limited
sales effected being at figures re below the ruling 5aes
and accordance Herewith we now quote as ionoWs o
Ordinory 27)Sa2sc; Good Ordinary 2sha29c Low Mid
ding a30c and Middline The sales for tne
past three days comprise 75o bales, making an aggrs
gate for the week of 90 $50 bales against ast "eeA
arrivals from Mobile Florida and Texas which are H. H.
Guided in their respective statemepts embrace sS1os 70
bales against 4ss last wee showing an oao seo
5o31 OF which coastwise and 2l.S5l TO foreign
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Letter from the Rev. NE. arLDs, ST. c1sirssHle, Pa
L GENr1EMEA:-Youw WEI idd enough, on q formor oc.
casion to send me half dozen bottles OF Plantations
Bitters for So so. Ny wife having derived so mucn
benefit from the Of these Rtters, 1desre Ger to-
continue them and you will please sead Is SIX bottles
more for tho money eHclosed.
lam, very truly, 80 re-, ~ ---...:l.
N. E. GILD. Pastor Ger. Ref. Church. -
New-York tribune., 1867-09-06
FINANCIAL, AND COMMERCIAL

1oSpoS Sent b-Noon-Consos for money. 943 ;
United states FiveTwenty bonds 72a; Illinois Central
Railway shares 77i Ere Railway shares 45s; Atlantic
and Great Western Consolidated bonds. 22s
Afternoon-ConsOls for money "a 1916; United states
FveTwenty bonds Imer but still quoted at 7Sl Illinois
Central Railway shares, III; Ere Railway shares 45s
Atlantic and Great Western Consolidated bonds, 22s.
Eyenng-Consols closed at "a 1916 for money. Amer
lean securities closed at the following rates United
States FIyeTwenty bonds 79s; Illinois Central Railway
shares 77i; Erie Railway shares, 4.; Atlantic ana
Great Western Consolidated bonds, 3t
FRANKFORT, Sept. 5-Evening.-United states Dohds
closed at III for the issue Of 1862.
LIVERPOOL, Sept 5-Noon-COttOn steady; estimated
sales to-day 10000 bales Middng Upands, lOid; Mid
ding Orleans. iO.d. Wheat, l32 for California Corn
s46. Barley 5l oats, Sl5. Peas, Ai6 Cheese A. g..
Beef. l45i Lard, 5li3. Pork, n. Bacon 49,. Rosn-
Common 7l6; Medium, ~. Tallow, 446. Potashes 81
Spirits Turpentine 20. Petroleum-spirits 9sd; Re
fined, l5. Clover Seed, AZ.
Afternoon.-The Cotton and Breadstufs markets are
without change In the Provision market Cheese has adj
yanced TO 5O and Pork has declined TO 7O ana Lara 10
s73 Bacon and Beef unchanged. No changes have oc'
Cured in the Produce market since the noon dispatch
Evening.-The Cotton market became dull toward the
close OF the day. and Mddlng Uplands declined I'd D
The following are the authorized quotations: Middng
Uplands lod Middling Orleans l0!d The sales OF tho
day foot up 10000 bales. The market for BreadstuHs
closed unchanged from the last quotations Corn steady
at 4e per quarter for New Mixed Western and Wheat
Is for California White The Provision market still con-
tinues irregular closing follows: Beef l45 and Pork
7Ot per Dbl Lard 1913 per cwt Bacon. 4S for Cumber-
land Cut Middles Cheese, sol for American Rosin 6
for Common and l2 for Medium Talow, ~ 6; Ashes,
81 for Spirits Turpentine 2' Petroleum. 9sd ior
Spirits and H. for Refined Coverseed AZ.
LONDON. Sept 5-Noon.-No II Dutch Standard Sugar
246 Scotch Pig Iron. 6s. Whale Oil, $40. Sperm OIL
slls Lnseed Cakes aiO5 Calcutta Lnseed' 6' e. Lin
seed Oil, s39.
Afternoon.-we have 10 change to report in our mar
ket since the noon report.
Evenng-Iron at 53i for Scotch Pigs. Whaie Oh 14V'
spcrm Oil. sl15 Linseed Cakes sos. Calcutta Lin
seed CSC. Linsecd Oil, $50.
ANTwERr Sept. 5-NOon.-PetrOleum firm at 81. francs
'or Standard White.