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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-07-06

ANOTHER OUTRAGE on THE SunURps.-hn
outrage of most aggravated character wns
perpetrated about o'clock, on Monday even
ing, Mt tho !'blue store" Of Mr.. 0winn, at the
extreme end OF Penchtree street. A staiwurt
negro mnn entered the storo in u quiet mnnnor,
anil after remaining q fow moments, as if cx-
nminng the goods with view to purchase in
ilieted several severe blows upon the head of
The negro boy in attendance nj the counter
Prostrating him to the floor. This wns done at
a moment when the boy's hack was turned TO
him The proprietor, Mr.. Gwinn, observing
this transaction, mnde IN effort to rench his
pistol, which was in drawer nenr Mt hand
but was 80 violently assaulted by the same ne
gro Tint he was unable to get possession of it,
The two, negro boy and proprietor, thus
senseless on the floor, the loose money in the
change drawer was nbsirnctcd by the scoundrcl
and the person of Mr.. Gwinn searched for
more. The sum of $40 or $40 was obtained
before the negro was compelled, by tho alarm
which was raised, TO make his escape. roll
of money amounting TO 500 in another drawer
was not disturbed. The weapon used by the
negro wns an iron bar, nnd the wounds receiy-
ed by MIR. Gwinn and his boy were of q severe
though not dangerous character. The negro
is wcllknown in that locality as Austin Luckic,
and lails froa Columbus, though for some time
past he has been living out on The above named
street. Medical attention was promptly fur
nished by Drs. Alexander & Orme, and We
learn that the condition of the assaulted par
ties gives hope Of their enrly recovery.
Atlanta IRteitgercer.
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Adjourned.

"0un JEWISH CIrizEHs'' is the onpton of n
little editorial paragraph we find in one of our
Cincinnati exchanges. II displays moro ingc-
nuity thnn either knowledge or cnndor. 1t
reads rs follows: "Aro you aware Tint the
foremost man in tho British parliament to-day
is n jew, amt has recently taken his stand be-
side JonN BnIumT nnd WM. GLADSTONE and
JouN STuARr MILL in the battle for manhood
suffrage? Are you awuro that DisnAELI is
leading the best minus in tho Tory pnrly up to
the platform Of perfect equality before the law
nnd realizing in himself Tho hero of his finest
romance? Ifyou are aware Of these facts why
not boldly come up 10 the support Of the Re-
publican party, now, as it always hns been, in
favor Of not only political but the broatlcst re-
ligious liberty. DIsnAELI, through the most
brillinnl cnrecr in parliament and The most
romantic experience in society has forced the
high church Christian Tories 10 bow 10 him rs
leader and follow him, Jew of the striclest
scot, into tho ranks Of the Liberal party, and
when thcrc, powerfully aid in the passage Of
| the most enlightened laws that have yet been
placed in the English statute books. Follow,
therefore, the great statesman and genius Dis
nAELI, for he Is sagacious and fnr-seeing-
studies tho signs Of the tines" Tint DIsnAHLl
should hnye become the hero of his own "Won-
drous Talo Of Alroy" will surprise himself no
less than others who know his character and
symPnthies. But to call him a Jew of the
strictest sect Is simply preposterous. The
grossest ignoranc: alone, or tho most fngitious
lisingenuousncss could only pen such para
graph The term jew has double signiIica-
tion, having reference both TO race md religion
In point Of race man oven of partial jewish
descent is still Jew. DrsRAEEI certainly is
of jewish origin. But his father adopted tho
Christian religion, and If we arc not mistakcn
his mother wns GENTLE Christian. The
Chancellor Of the Exchequer was thus born
Christian, and has himself never been Jew in
religion. lie can scarcely be called '.a Jew of
the strictest sect" therefore with either truth
or propriety; and VIC arc afrnid tho argument
of tho Radicals TO their Jewish feilow-citzens
10 ego md do likewise" will lose much of its
strength by this exposure
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The following appears in a Baltimore pape,

A meeting Of the creditors of Fraser, Tren-
holm & Co. was held at Liverpool, at which
there was numerous attendance. Mr.. John
Torr having been called to tho chair, a state
ment was rcnd from which it appeared that the
meeting had reference solely TO the affairs OF
the yerpool house, two partners in the Ame-
rican house having no connection with the
English firm. The United Statcs Government
had tnken proceedings in America to attach
the whole Of the property Of both firms on be-
half Of all properly shown 10 have arisen from
funds RENTED from America during tho war,
thus suhjecting the estimated assets in the
statement of affairs to any contingencies aris-
ing thereform. Tho following is the statement:
Gross liabilities e1,2ls,O 900; unsecured credit
ors E6ll 200; estimated assets E282 900. Mr..
c. X. Prioleau's private estate, after paying 10
private claims, exhibited E8000 of nssets. Il
was resolved, after considerable discussion, to
wind up the estate under the inspection of the
following gentlemen: Mr.. John Torr, Mr.. Nor
ton u. Hewitt & Coy, Mr.. s. II. Brown and
Mr.. II. ". Banner.
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Distribution IN NORTH CARoLINA.-Mr. W.
]. W. Croder, superintendent Of charity sup
plies, gives deplorable account of the destitu-
tion prevailing in Wake County, N. G. He
states thero nro ut least three hundred
families, numbering one thousand souls, mostly
widows and orphans, and deeply Inflicted men,
who have not four days supplies; many have
not even bread now, and the wasted forms OF
heart-broken widowed mothers are being worn
down by spending sleepless hours trying to
soothe the cries forced by hunger from their
children, and all che can give them is green
salad and sour berries, or parched meal for
coffee, or boiled corn soaked in water for bey-
eFage,, and some Of these limited, having had
no meat for weeks, no bread for days, no -four
for months, and no sugar and coffee for years,
except little as charity recently.
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COMMERCIAL.
Esports for tho Week ending Thnriday,
July o.

FOREIGN,
DAROEL0Nh--Pcr spanlsh polacto Yina-ls5 bales Up
land Cotton, ITO Slaves.
DOMESTIC.
NEW HApEN-Pcr schr wsnata-I57,S5 feet Yellow
Pine Timber, 90 But foot Yellow Pine boards.
FEWPORT IL l-Por Cchr Whitney Long-23l. $40 feet
Yellow Ffne Lumber.
hN0RTliERN PoRT-Pcr rchr T Dakcr-1bs. 900 fcct
Flooring Boards.
NEW fOHk-Per steamship hIanhatlau-lT tcs Rice GIG
oales Upland Cotton, IS sacks Wheat, a bales Do
mesucs, lGol bbls Potatoes 65 boxes Vegetables aud
Fiut, I3 Packages, 10I Empty barrels, pigs Lend.
.... Per steamship q lcary--77 bogs Scn Islnnd
Cotton, 26O bales Upland Cotton, l6S bales Zones.
ltcs 70 tcB 1iicc, "a bbls Rostn, 81 pigs Lead, u
Packages, 4n0 packages Vegetables. IS bbis Cotton
6ccd. .Por steamship Is Soudcr-S bslrs /
Cotton, 333 bales Upland Cotton. u erccH Rice lI3
bIles DOmcs,ics. 2000 bushels Wheat 5UO bbs Pota-
toes. 237 packages Vegetables 2l rolls Leather, SU
InckngcH. 2 bbls WhIskey.
PHILADELpHIA-ptr steamship hllIanco-29 bales Cot
ton. bao llopo Cuttings 30 bales DomcstIcs, 7
bales Moss, 100 tons Ir0n "a boxes Ycgut. bcs, ~
Empty barrels, 81 bbs Whiskey, IG0 II Il Wheels, 90
Car h1lcs. 80 packages hIdzr,
DhLrlMoHE-Pcr steamship Sel Gull-S5 bales Cotton,
10 bbls Roau 62 900 feet Pitch Pine Lumber, bales
Hdos. III bbls Wlilskoy. ia boxcs Vegetables hbi
md crnteH Melons, gu Pnrknsos. -. Per steam.
ship Faicon-3 bales Cotton, II bbls Rosin bale
Leather, blocks Matblc, 2D0 Musk Melons. CO pack
nRcs Vegetables l6 TO feet Pitch Pno Lunror, 132
Hides, 70 bales Hides 20 hlds Bones. ~ packages
HupdrfOs. =. =
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Stock hand ar on shpboard.. IeS 4,5ia OIL
SEA ISLAND coTTos-Thc stock on hand and tho TO
ccips continue Of limited character at tho trans
actions in this class OF Cotton very light We note
sslca OF about co bales fer tho week, good
soa Islands and Flordns selling i6sS5c q b. ns IN
quality.
RIcE.--Tho arrivals Of this grain continue almos
nominal and the business In the article Ia OF tho mos
limited character. Buyers have In consequence beer
complied to suspend operations for want stock We
OF tho sae OF somo IS unrccs Of r to good clear
caronn at 1I p fb.. aud - uerces of to f,i,
| at lie. n ib.
| NAVAL ST oREs.-Ihcrc has been received about COX
bbls. Rosin: 800 bbls spila 800 bbIs Crude Tur
pentne. The Rosin sold at t496 Z, bbl for No.
and pals IS for No. 2; 81 for No. 81 90 p bbl
for black The Spirits disposed ecc a gallon 70,
irregular lots aud Sic. gallon for oItru pactngcs The
Crude Tupentine found buyers at IS q Dbl for virgin
| and yellow dip.
HhY.-Tho receipts for tho week haTo been somo TOO
bales Of North nvor Tho article has been dull de-
pressed, with steadily declining tendency. Sales o
| North nisar ut tho commencement OF tho woek tool
place at 81 1891 IS q hundred aud closing at 81 30 2
| hundred. There have been no arrivals Of Eastorn.
coRN.-Tho arrival Of this grain for somo limo haa
light and amount to only 7Ooo bushels past
week; the market has IN consequence become bare
stock. with decided upward tendency In prices. We
saos OF 76Q bushels Of White on the spot early In
The week at u 20 per bushel weight bags included and
At TIE close 1000 bushels White, to arrive by steam Of
u 10 Per oushci, weight, baes included There So d
| steady demand for country consumption.
oATs-Thero has boon received about 1000 bushcs OF
This gran which was conhgued to dealers Wo learn
no Wholesale transactions.
FLouR.-Dealers having expected ths to receive
considerable suppes OF new Southern Flour hut which
yet begun to come forward freely and have allowed
their stocks OF all quaae to become quito Hight; tho
prices OF last week have In bean generally
maintained, and wo renoW our previous quotations. ssy
for Northsrn and Western Super $40 so@1o rs bbl
Northern and. Western Rrtrn 3I29l2 60 y bbL; Bal.
dmoro Super sl1@l1 90 q bbL; baltimore Extra SIS
Ola v bb.; Southern Famy iE held at Sl6418 q bbL
DAcoN.-Thero 10 but limited supply at present
tho Market and holders arm at previous
say for Primo Shoulders 11H@11He q b. Prime Ribbed
sdss at 1sKc. b Primo Clear Ribbed Sides lsX@1tc.
and Clear Sides at IKE b. Hams sre selling at 100
lse. b. 5,-s,--"
sALT.-There has been no further receipts Of ths
heia There is good jobbing demand and prices arc
hrmer Sellers are holding limited lots ut 81 25@a6o
Eaef S,..i'
BAddIhG.A AND RoPE--dunDy cloth is cxtremely dull
and nominal. and We quote from 2'.9ec Per yard.
hoPE.-ihere 10 but Little inquiry for this article !;
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TODAY AND Tu-MORROxv.

smsl, ncod harc those who lovo romance,
On ba;tlo-flpld 10 court her,
Whcro caunons boon, wlurs changers prancc-
Tho roaIs to strifu arc Bl.orter.
Each man tint rnrn5 his dnily brad
lIas enemies past number;
Hopo's dying fcolinge, crushed or dead,
lis Onward march cncumbor.
StiIl brayeiy join Life'B fiery fray,
Aud stcrnly copo with Sorrow;
Tho man TINT bears his cross to-day
Viii Lave q cllAnco tomorrow.
Hopes. fears, desires. IN myriads crowd
Our mortal pathway over,
Tho Bptrirs pure perceptions cloud
And clog sublime ondeayor:
Grtef. shame, renorso and lcrco dcgpair
Bring lusions to confound us
Such arc tho dangers wo must dsrcI
such nro tho spells around ust
Tel iii tiiJ shield With courage r.y.
And hurl thy lance at sorrow;
Tho man who stools his nerves today
Can faco Ills foo tomorrow.
Stecr. pilot. for somo glorious end,
Though lato In port arriving,
Heavcn's grace. uko mama, will descend.
And Baucufy thy striving;
Good, for thy life, resolve 70 do,
Aud evil shall avoid thec;
Dou' may hayo made thy ''-e untrue
sloth may have mfaemp! uiee-
Crush out these attributes oi say,
Stamp on tho neck Of 9 ,rrowl
The man that ersovers to-day
Mny be prince tomorrow
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JEPREnsos DAvIs-A private letter, recoiv-
ed BY citizen Of Nashville from Canadian
friend, who lately entertained Mr.. Davis, says
81 don't see 30 much change in the e1-
Presidents appearance rs the Newspapers de.
scribe. His spirits, however, are depressed.
Tho constant vltuperation to which he has
been subjected, the suspicion with which he
Is dogged, the criticism Of his slightest words
aud movements, oil harass and annoy his mind.
ilo told me that ho wished he could suddenly
disappear. from the view of men and pass the
remnant OF his life in some scclusion whore
none but his personal friends could find him. D
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Tol stock July 1857, 80 661 bags and 10000 mats
sUoAn-Is nrnn. with good domand salcs sinco our
last 1000 hhds at 1a12e for Cuba l2a1sXo for Porte
coi 1?Ho for English Islands, and TOO boxes Havana
Total stoei Of Sugar July !, 1867. ca, ,<87
hhds 81 $40 borcs. and q, ,s62 bags
MoIAssrs-Is dull and declining With sales reported
IN private terms. Total stock July 1867 6s7 hhds
HoFs-Aro quiet at S0a65c for psw crop,
81 toa1 so for rotail lots. ' -
Roos-Arc quiet at l8s18c for fresh ato and Wraarn
PnoyrRIoKs.-The Pork market So nrner. Salee $3.50
bbls at $2la9i 20 for Meas closing at 9 is caah
S2o % for old MeH sl8 l2aIe 30 for Primo and S21n
n IA for Primo Mcas. - ,-T- = = :
Beof Ia nr. ssles 1s5 bbls at si7s2l for nev piin
Moss. and S93a23 80 for now EItrn Meas IN m. \ =
Beef Hams nro dull Sales las bbls at 1Ss1ao so,
Cuts Meats are dull. Sales 100 pks At BHaQxo for
Shoulders. and l2xal3Hc for Harnp. 5-I - : -
Bac0p u dull sales $40 boxes at 10Xo for Cumber-
land Cht " for short Rbbed II &c foS Long Ribbed
and Short Clear on private terms. ID. =
Lardts duh and shade lower Bales IT'S bhs ut II "a
19Hc, 3nd nmall lots Mt 12xc.
Butter Is dull at 1os91o for Ohio and l2A2o fr State
Cheese Is lower at 7n15c.. -
WaImRr rs steady. sales 200 bbls wsssrn, In bond,
TiIIoW-Is steady. s.loa 167, 900 lb. II I1xa11kc.
PETnoLsuLIIs quiet at 1txc for Crude and 2Ik3i 10
FlrIoHrs-To Liverpool 100 hhds Tobacco nj 27e sd:
1G0 cs Lard at 200 bAcs Cotton at H; 1900
Corn at 10 hhd1 Tobacco at as 3D. 400 bbls PORK at
%, and 100 tcs Wood at 15s. - '.'''''-" - =
To London 800 toms OIL Cats at 1000 bbis Roan at
N 100 hhds Tobacco ut AIS Cd 5000 bush Peas at Cd so
tcs Lard at It's Cd. An italian bark 10 Ro ardam and
sHtah bark to Labon. with stayos, pryato terms.
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WHEAT CRor FALLING OPP.-The threshine
has considerably advanced, and the fact
Is developed that the Drop in this section ;s
much loss than was anticipated. Many crops
do not turn out one-half what was expected,
yet tho whoat Is of excellent quality.
In another place may be found the statement
OF MIR. A. J. King, in regard to the drops In
Yann's Valley-one Of the best sections in the
up country-nnd SO far as the threshing has
progressed. the crop averages little over
four bushels to tho aore-Rone Courier, I'd.
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Tho Secretary Of War has ordered the issuo
Of 1000 breeoh;loading arms and $4,000 car
tridges from tho Leayonworth arsenal to The
Union Paciae Railway Company. Kansas branch,
to nnablo its engineers and working parties to
protect themselves, against Indian attacks. Tho
company have already received 500 Spencer
rifles for tho same purpose. Is fist =.
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%, Missouri PRobucTIoxs. Missouri is doyel-
oping with rapid strides. A st. Louis paper
says the day Is not distant when Missouri, will
bent tho world in stock. The Missouri formers
are rapidly improving their stock OF cattle,
horses and hogssahd agricultural enterprise is
placing that stata among the most prospc
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Tho Washington correspondent Of the Phila-
dclphia Pres', referring to the impeachment In
restigation Of the Judiciary Committee, says
that Hon. GKonoE v. LAwnESoa, Of Ohio, has
prepared summary Of testimony taken thus
for and will hand this over TO Hon. GEonas 8.
BOUTWELL,, who; It is said, is preparing the re.
port to be submitted to Congress-. ~
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GEN 0np AMI, THE :"OrIsIos. IA dispatch
from Gen Ord by mail inoloses a general erde,
which be, has issued modifying his regulation.
On registration 30 Al. to conform to Htiorney.
1enerni sthhsbsfy'a recent opinion. Wash
Cor. PAi, Lnaske, June 90. 4l"a?; ! 80"
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= NEW ORLRAHB, Junst n. .-corrox-rrs m,rtsI
opened thts morning With rcssteted inquiry. and {
nsAFro prospseto O. hn,iness Tbs onsrins supply wal
Light feW deGreble sts being s,lo rnd a tho nnIt
Of oss buyers wsrs predcated nsrea entirely pn.c
copabo " holiors. The busineaa snsactod has been,
mostly intended for the hlln1 up Of previously unnrocu
ted orders scvrn brokers pareipsied In tho buainass
portion OF sts sold changing hands on o basis Of Est
quotations. which were fbllows Ordinary Ips
Dko, Good Ordinary MA Low Hiddllna 9Ia--: and
Aiddiing 49, adding. however, that ovun rrnnina
lists and dedrkblo descriptions Of good staple Command.
Cd figures IN adIAnes of tasse ass Ths rrdy dspFo.
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STEAMSHIPS.
Saragossa 7f8 tons, CroHe at yanlerhoht wharf fur
- now York. loading. ltnveuUl 4 Co
Chhupion l275 tons. Lockwood, at adcr'a wharf, for
NOW fofk, loading. ......CourtCnay Trcnholm
SHIPS
onlcna, 7s3 tons, Dunton at Boycc Co's wharf, for
hlpcrlNol. waiting. ng.................W Smiih & Co
hmolia. 6s8 toms, Conner, ut Doyco Co.'S wiur from
Liverpool, waiting. Fraser & Co
BARKs
Cumming tBrl. 455 tons. Hockw1y, at Union wharf,
Northern Crown tDr), 42i tons Matthias at Yoinir's
wharf, Tor bristol, Eug, louding ..R Mure Co
kjolcsta tSorwh 3'S tons, wrngr. Mt Rorr'a wharf,
from Newport uiscliarging. .Couricnay & Trenholm
Rohsay Brl - tonA, Grouse at Accommodation wharf
fr M Cardrhas. uisclargng. .BonaCart 4 Ssxs
urnana Spanh - tnnH Durall, nt lrown Co.'S wharf,
Tor llarcrloun, 1oaIiiug Observation-Disclosures. Hall
Martha Ann Palmer t5rl. JD3 tonH Chnpiuaii at Uulon
wharf, from Newport, Eng. disrllargug. =. ......
Henry IAnrens, - tons. Dorlon, nj Uuion wurf from
Ccnlueyos waiting. A Eilslow 4 Co
SCIIooNERs
Maggie Gray (3masteI) 4O5 tona Plllsbury at Ben
nctts wharf, for Havana loading. .Bouaiaut & Sal,s
Daniel Chase 81 tons Mitchell. III Ashley River for
go new YORK. loading. Willis L Chisoitn
Lilly AZ tons Francis, ut Brown Co.'S wharf, Tor Dos-
baker. 26l tons. Bratow, iu Aallcy River Ior \
northern port, ready. W Roach
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Cons-Thrrc in Ntro stock Tho landing. md
Tint I'm Bioo is small Tho market is quiet, bui hrni
and tho sacs today up 1910 sacks. OF which 3O0
yellow mixed nnl $50 white mixed at 81 10; 200 white
nixcd at 81 15 200 wlto mixed and 400 Willie ut 81 2D
2sO primo wlitc ut 81 72H and 500 white at IL 23 per
blishcL
FRYIuuTs-Thu market to-day las exhibited continued
hrnnesB There Is very little dIscngagrd tons.o In
or aud as oisri,gs uro still fair previous rn.oa
readily obtained. The raca fOi0ws Ic per lb for
cotton by Bcam 10 Now York and Boston for Phndel-
pin; by steamer TO Now York and Boston 45c per suck
for p btl Tor Hour nnd 81 25 Gb for pork
md sitall per hid Tor tobacco. Steam for Liverpool
d ID Tor co,ton sail I'D Tor cotton; I2s Gd for tobac-
sail for lIavrc &c per ID for cotton. Stcam to
liverpool Cos por ibid for lobacco.
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Cleared Yestertiny.

Cleared Yesterday.
5chrs Baker, BroWsttr, Northern Port-W RvAch
Wont 70 Sea Thursdny.
Steamship + Boulder, Lobby, Now York
Spanish polacre Eiina, MtriNt,uy, Daroclona.
Went TO Sea Yesterday.
Sehr Whitney Long. Hayes. Newport, RI.
sclr Wnnata, Hawkins, Now IIavcn.
From this Port.
Steamship Alliance, Kelly, Philadelphia, July 3.
steamship Falcon. Reed. Baltimore. July ].
UP for this Port.
Schr Welcome Il Brubc, Crawford al Bostou July l.
Cleared for this Port.
Dark IlaliniLnl. Hawking. ut New York Jun. No.
Scllr q Pcndlcton, Wood, nt Now York Ju,Ir NI
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City OF Chareiton Ccrtlhcse Of Indebtedness .....
City OF Charleston Fire Loan Bopds. .........65
State or South Carolina Bonds toldl. ..........,..40
State OF south Csr0lna Bonds uow ISSUE OF january
l. 1851 ..............3 3S
Statc OF ttoutl Carolina stock 2g&2o
State OF South Carolina Coupons.
Peoples Hationsl bank Stock.
Etrst Nnlonal hank Ssock.
Northeastern ltailroal lBt Interest Bonds .GGS65
Northeastern Rsilroad 1st Coupons. .47GttS
Northeastern Railroad Certificate OF Indebcduoys
Charleston Gas Company Stock. k............. lI6Si2
Charleston city Railway Stock.
Charleston md Savannah Railroad bonds iState
Ruarinsccl .3e9 90
Charleston nnd Savannah ltniiroad IondB list inter-
City OF Sarannah Bonls.
CITY OF savannah Coupons tduo previous TO LIT juno.
1900 ........................e
City OF snSnnnu Coupons tuu nfter lst juno 1860 yJ
Memphis nnd Charleston Railroad Bonds, ,,,...75
Memphis and Charleston fsallroal Coupons Sim 81
Money brings 2li per cent. month Brst.cass col
Any information IN relation 10 Bonds Stacks Co,r.
pona or Bank Dills, will 10 furnished BY application,
either In person by letter. to the Broker above named
st No. B Broad street.
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per south Carolina HafIrcad
----. JulY and &.

299 kAles Cotton 2is bales Md.e leo baas Flour sal
Peg Whsst 90 hbs Naval Stores. chartered Car cars
ehacielford. n Agent L Drucio or, 4 nc daerss 4
90. 90 S9an: Wn:: Mowy c. Hunt 1ro., Ayarl
Liout Medic. P H.u. WllIs d Chisolm, nayonei Co
Sx,Tis GH,Hftensy Treaholn. II Goldsmith Bon, glinor
son Z Co. q Prttcheti, Johnston, Crcrs Co Nsrd.
Law Curew = - ---' - 'H-"-
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baltimore Market,

BALTIMORE, July 2.-CoTTos-Continuea dull nnl
prices nominal 90 last uoto Oh the basis OF 25o for Mild
ding Uplands.
CoFFEEwo report to-day saios OF $500 bns Rio car.
OF IOuB1. prlyBtO tcrmB Akon for tho Wcst
from BOO, nd hands. B50 bags Rio al 1salBSc.
FLouR-Fhe market s very dull, and prices irregular:
rccoIps small and stock of good winter whoat brands
quito light; demand nnct yo connnGd chiefly for homo
and oller local wants Holders ap1tou 10 SELL aud
poIel ug folIDwH