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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-08-24
Import this week.

The stock Ct cotton in Liverpool Is esdmst-
ed to-day at 6SO,6S0 bales, against 7SS,6so pales
last year thus showing decrease OF los 060 bales
There are in stock 1856 200 bales American, against
ss2 30; 128,es0 bales Brazil against 146 eso 49, ESQ
bales Egyptian. against $3.50; and l2S,sSo bales
East India cotton, against 175cs0 bales last year
The quantity OF cotton at sea for Great Britain
is reported at 767 900 bales Tor only 5000 bales
from America, and 769, 900 bales from East hdiah
against $4,000 bales last wear Tor $4,000 from
America and e39.0O0 from East India), thus e1:
hibiting an increase in the quantity OF
cotton at seq, compared with last year. of
SS, COO bales The quantity importet. COM
pared with the same dsto last year. shows decrease
Of 80 900 bales the quantity taken for cons umpaon
an increase Of 177540 bales, the quantity taken on
eculstion an increase Of 2S6 o50; while the actual
export shows decrease Of 162, ,si0 bales. Midding
upland cotton is quoted at 9xd. against 1oHd; mid
ding Orleans at 9%d, against 10xd; fair Pernam
at 9Xd, against lOxd; fair Egyptian at uHd
against 13Xd, and fair Dhollerah Surat at 7Hd.
against Sd, at the corresponding date in 1857 Com
pared with last weeks hgues, the stock Of cotton
shows an increase Of $50 bales and In the inter-
val the trade have taken k97S0 bales and exporters
10 500 together 60550 bales. The actual ex-
port has been e2l5 bales and the import to the con-
siderable extent Of 76, ,962 bales.
The weekly deliveries Of cotton from this port to
the trade to this date have averaged 49, 7O bales,
against ITO to the date in 1857, and 40 200 in
1856. The average for the entire year 1857 was
1890 bales.
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baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, August 21.-CogFEE-We report
to-day sales Of 2180 BAGS BIO, eI Vim Cundau, and
5000 bags do e1 Kniphausen, both on private terms
Lapwiug arrived to-day with 60l0 bags BIO etocR
in fir st hands 46, 600 bags
Co1roN-1here were no transactions to-day, and
in the absence Of which prices remain entirely nomi'
nal - = d - ~
FLouR-The sales late yesterday and to-day were
as follows: 200 bbs high grade Howsrd-street extra
on private terms 100 bbls choice Western cut fai-
ly at $1 80; 10U bbls Western extra at 2oo onis
good do at 10 76 100 do super at 70; 100 Dds cs,
ills super at S. 100 bbls Howard street do at 50
bbL We quote prices unchanged, though market
WHEAr-To-dsy 1000 bust white and Is. 600 bushs
red offered; included in the sales were 60O oushs
low and medium grades SO s5s2 90; Of red 2Cs
bu choice ct 50 6aa2 1910 bushs at 81 Soa2 4C
5000 bushs inferior and tough OF u 60a2 2o we
quote closing prices, VIZ: for tough and re1ected
shs q assa sGoa S@y a md % ):
All graGes below prime dull and difficult TO sell,
With prices very irregular.
CoRN-To-day 1850 bushels white and 1884 bushels
yellow received; market active and prices further
advanced we report sales of 1000 bushels fair to
prime white at 81 22a1 25; 100 bushes ut 81 20 1000
buahels Western white out Of store at 81 49, OF ye
low 1900 bushels prime at 81 25; 400 bushels COM
mon to fair ut 81 l6a1 ,2a; 5000 bushels Western
mixed at 81 90; 800 do common 81 18.
: oArs-Io-day $3.50 bushels offered; market trregu-
lar; sales of 5000 bushels ranging to condition
from 66 to 30 cts weight; 800 do at 66a7O cts meas
ure. .--..t.. 80.
RYr-soo bushels offered; sales oi 100 bushels
at 81 Ss loo do at 81 49, 100 de- at 81 80 per bushe
MoLAssEs-No sales to-day; quotations unchang-
ed, though normal
psov1s1oNs-The jobbing demand for bacon Is
stil quite lively. and prices steady viz For shou-
ders 1xKa14L cts; rib sides 175Sa17k cts; clear RIB
l7H cts; sugar-cured hams 20a23 cts. Bulk meats
are inquired for but scarce, and difficult to buy.
Mess pork also scarce, AMI nrm at $50 80 per Dbl
Lard we quote at 10 cts for Western bbs and 20H cs
per ib In kegs--jobbing sales only.
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Havana Market.

Correspondence Of journal OF Commerce.l
HAVANA, August 15.-The sugar market was some
what enimated early In the week. but closes dull,
and quotations remain as follows: Dutch standard,
to TO- 87a3 rs; II to u, S7HsA; Is to IA, 412a
I25; is to II, 37Hs4 62; 10 to 20, 75a5. Whites
inferior to midding, so; good to fine 1886;
superior and forete 8 25aS Is p 100 fbs Molasses
Tuaar 3aS Is Muscovadoes continue quiet, but
prices sustained ct 25aS 80 for inferior to fair rean-
ing; 62haS Is for good fair to superior, and
i2K for superior and grocery grades,
MoIAssrs-Tne only sale Of The week has been one
cargo Of clayed for New York, at ~ reals per SH
gallons. Musoovsdoes are quoted nominally at =
reals.
RUM-Firm at SSlsy3 In chestnut pipes; $S7 In
oak; refined, s76 per pipe, Log gallons.
Considerable demand for export, and sto ck
limited firm at 81 50l8 so per Is lbs for yellow and
$Iuall for white.
CoFFEE-Iittle demand for export; stocks fair,
and the market closes at S14 50a15H per 100 IDS.
ToBAcoo-Msrket dull; assorted lots Vuelta Abago
sold during the week st S40a50.
FREraHTs-DsmRnd limited and market closed
weak For sugars to the north coast Of the United
States, 81 per box and S4a5 per hid, for molasses
50 50aS.
ExoHGNaE-The sales Of the week reported COM
prise esq 900 London 60 days at 10xal11s premium;
100000 francs Paris 60 days OF IL, 2 and IL dis
count: S565 900 OF 3Sa31X discount for 60 days, cur
rency; 8Oa30 for short; for gold go days sight, Il
premium, and premium for short Closing rates
are; London 11xa1lH premium; France 2alH dis
count United States 60 days currency haS1 b dis
count; short 31a3oh; g Id, 60 days sight par to u
premium; short dYht3a2A premium.
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T6e LfvorpooI Cotton Market.

LIVERPOOL, August st7.-CoTTos-tFrom the Bro
kers Circular.l-1he cotton market became active
upon the declaration Of stock on Friday morning.
and with an increased demand prices advanced
about Nd per lb. On Saturday the business was
rather considerable at steady rates. but on Monday.
though the demand was fair, the market was mani
mate, and has since become dull, the quotations
cloeing without any advance upon the rates current
ON Thursday last and In some instances with slight
decline. For sea is and the demand continues linn
tied, OF easier and irregular prices. American
rose I'd per ID on Friday morning, but sub
sequently relapscd, and closes with last Thurs:
days rates barely supported. New York advioes
10 the 9Th instant quote mtddlng 29Hc costing
to sell In liverpool 1Xd per lb, by sailing vessel
or steamer. Brazil has fuctuated I'd 10 I'd. but
closing at nearly last weeks rates: Egyptian has
been In moderate request, but without: material
change in the value Of the current qualities. East
India, after temporary recovery, closes I'd to I'd
lower for mcst descriptions, having been very hat
and irregular as the week advanced. For cotton to
arrive" the latest quotations are Broach, fair new
uerchants, April sailing, I'D; Dhollersh fair new
merchants, June sailing, TX, 7Hd; Communities.
fair new merchants, due, TX per lb The sales OF
the week amount TO 6s s450 bales including 1900 on
speculation and 1880 declared for export-leavtng
49, $50 bales to the trade. The actual export this
week Is not deducted from tho stock, asit Was not
included in the stock declared on'the 31st ultmo
Friday, August THE sales to-day amounted to
TO- 600 bales, including 2000 on speculation and for
export Market dull; ;Euras I'd lower. @.C
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PHYSICIANS wonder at the extraordinary power OF
RADWAY'S RENOVATING RESOLVRNT IN curing
the worst forms Of ScrofulouR, Syphilotd, Chronic
Skin Diseases and its marvellous power In resolving
caculous concretions, aordng immediate relief and
consequent cure of Diseases of the Kidney Bladder,
Liver Lungs, Pancreas, Spleen. Its rapid influence
in the cure Of Diabetes mcontinence or scanty, tur-
bid, albuminous. cloudy urine; It's almost instant ef
fcacy in stopping itching and painful discharge vi
urine and Its singular power In curing discharges
from the Uterus and Urethra, Leucorhea, Bloody
Urine, and other unhealthy and weakening dis
charges;-and inquire wherein the SARSAPARH-
LIAM used In the Renovadng Reeolvent differs from
ordinary SdrsdpdriHas Sarsapsrillisn Is the only
principle in SarsapariHa that possesses curative
properties all other parts Of the root are inert and
useless. One ounce Of tho extract obtained under
Dr. Radway new process for extracting the curative
properties from vegetable substances contains more
Of the true principle Of cure than twenty pounds OF
the ordinary roots
sARSAPARILLIiN is only one Of the ingredients
that forms this truly wonderful medicine; and 1t is
the only compensatng remedy that communicates
Its purifying, cleansing and reinyigoratng proper
ties through the BLOOD, SWEAT, URINE. and
other secretions. securing harmonious functional
action Of every depraved organ and gland In the sys
tenn. If the blood is corrupt the Reeolvent VIII
make 1t pure. II the Lungs are ulcerated and sore.
secreting thick phlegm and prureleDt matter. tn tSe
Resolvent will loosen thjs deposit and repair the
wasting lung with sound and healthy material. II
the Skin Is covered with pimples spots, pustulee,
sores ulcers, &C., the Resovent will quickly removs
these anpoyanceS. mercury ls uepoelotu IL tue
bones and has accumulated in the system, the Re
solvent will drive It out the Throat or Bronchial
Glands ulcersted. the Resolvent Will cure these
signs Of an early waste. Direct nsuedies possess
ing only exclusive properties, are hurtul, as they
increase the functional secredons Of on. organ by
suspending the constituent secretions OF others;
hence. compensatng remedy Like the Resolvent Is
the only means Of permanent cure.
BEAR IN MIND THAT EVERY DROP OF BLOOD
impregnated with the Resolvent and absorbed to
supply the waste Of the body, will make pure sound
and healthy flesh and fibre. The first dose that Is
taken commences It's work Of prriAcaton and in
creasing the appetite and flesh
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Railroads.


CHARLESTON CITY RAILWAY COM
PANY.
OFFICE CHARLESTON CITY RAILWAY CO.,
CoRNER BROAD AND EAST BAY STREETS,
CHARLESTON, So. Ca, May 18, 1868.
SCHEDULE OF THE CHARLESTON CLIP
RAILWAY COMPANY. f-
KING-STREET LINE
at 7.so AM, and at inter- at AMI, and at inter-
walls Of aght tSl minutes walls Of eight 49, minutes
during the DAY III the during the day till 10 P.
N.R.-Leave the Bdt>Ty as follows: On the hour,
and t,oelre l2) minutes OF the hour, from A. NJ.
except ct t,relue 12 minutes of O'clock A. NJ Every
other trip from the cid Postofice until 4.30 P. Nj.
from the Upper Terminus, when all the trips are to
RUTLEDGE-sTREET LINE.
Leave Upper Terminus Leave Loicer Terminus
at gSO AM, and at inter at sos A.M and atinter-
walls Of ten (10 minutes walls Of ten 10) minutes
during the day till $40 during the day tills5sP..
Pm. n.
except at a35 A. N. Every other trip from the old
Postof1ce until 430 P. NJ from Upper Terminus,
when oil the trips are to the Battery. ~
.l- SUNDAY SCHEDULE. -T..>s ,-
KING-STREET LINE. !.
Leave Upper Terminus Leave the Lotoer 4eruat-
at AM, and at inter- nus at $50 AM. and "a,
vals Of 6fteen (15) min intervals Of fifteen tl5b
utes till 700 p. NJ. minutes I'LL 7.3o P. NJ.
N.B.-M the trips are to the Battery. - i-.--
RUTLEDGE-STREET LINE.
Leave Upper Terminus Leave Louer Terminus
ct AM, and ut inter- at 9.35 AM, and at inter-
walls of every twenty (20 walls Of every twenty (20
minutes till GAS Pm. minutes hll 7.So PM
N.B.-A Che trips are to the Battery.
s. W. RAMSAY,
May IT Secretary and Treasurer.
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StOck Oh uAuu
R1cK-Ihere is now nothing hut retail demand,
and prices are consequently without much change.
We quote 10Ha10xc. There ts OF course no rougn
rice here now though It will soon be coming In. The
harvest this year s somewhat 1ser than usual owing
to the cold and wet spring, which delayed planting.
Accounts from all parts OF Georgia aud Carolina are
very favorable and 1t s considered by the best Jud
es that the growing crop will be sufficient TO supply
the United States, and thus stop the importation
frr m the last Indies.
TIMBER AND LUM1En-The arrivals OF tmoer
have been Light but fully equal TO the demand.
There is but one mil now running In the city, Walcn
Is saving mostly on local orders. NO shipping tlm-
ber has arrived for several weeks. large number
of orders are on the market but In the absence OF
receipts they cannot be filed. The demand tor iunn'
Der has allen of, but prices remain nomnaily un-
changed as follows: ordinary eizes, $2Oa22 dlncui
S25s90; flooring boards, S22a23.
FpEiaHTs-Ihere Is but little doing in foreign
freights. Timber to Europe Is nominal at S6a5os,
For the river La Platte We qGote lumber at $IlaZ2
and per cent III gold. We quote to the nortn sioe
of Cuba at S10a1 and to the south side $Lal4 YES
sells are in demand to, load at these quotatons'
Coaswise steamship freights are Irregular being QUO
per bale on Saturdays when an opposluon snip is o.
and 81 80 on other days. To Philadelphia and baiu-
more by steam 81 so. Nothing doing In cottoL oy
sailing vessels We quote lumber at So to Baltimore,
$40 TO Philadelphia S11 50a12 to New York, $l2 70
New Haven and Providence $12 80 Boston and slS 70
ports in Maine Freghts are Offering for all North
ern and Eastern ports and vessels now arriving are
quickly taken up at high rates. Timber is sla2 ABOVE
these figures.
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Passengers

Per steamship Monterey, from New York-4rs
Chase, Mrs Henry, Louis and Lady, VIM Burke
and lady, q Rembert. lady and child, L Barre,
Thos Kennedy, W Morgan, VIM q Cooper, q u
Finckle, Palmer, Robt D Lake, g Ii Able,
Gunan, and in the steerage.
Per steamship James Adger. for Now foTk1
Miss Horlbeck Miss E ] Blum, z LORD, "
Knox, Y Simons nd wife, ] Terry 6 II rcrd.
G n Hoppock, Mo. ado, E Frost. Frost,
Bennett, Mrs z Fraser and daughter, Ihos
Hards, Miss A Foster Chss Budges, HL NC
Cormick, Miss D Prince, Mrs Habenicht, Master
Tomlinson, Major B Perkins, Mrs Tannlunson,
@ Hughle and wife, Mrs W G Fitch, Mrs Bird,
Miss Bates, Geo Price, J Warren, J Edgerton'
L Il Tramain. WI Gayer and vile, Mrs McApin.
Jno Hollahan and wife, Mott, " Delany, Rem
nick, Marino. Miss Babb. Mrs Noise, Miss
II Ashton, @ A Lengnick, Nachmann, " Ashton,
Master Grady, II White, White, Z Terry and
wife, E Daily, Frank HRS Terry, and IL In the
steerage.
Per steamship Falcon, for Baltimore" Mons De
Bellaigne, q Van Ness, D 8 Hamilton, Nrs
Rochester, L Wells, " Retz, Stokes, But
ler D Remley, Dayton, Rhett Stewart stro-
bel. Masters Conroy and Ottolepgui, and ID
Jones.
Per steamer City Point. from Pslatka. via Jack.
sonvine, Fernandina and Savsnnah-W g Young
lady, child and servant. Miss Cannon. Miss Miller
F r Haghood, Jacobs W q Chisolm, Mrs stoel, ) q
Thorley, and 15 on deck.
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DOM E s T I O {.
RoCKpoRT, ME.
~A YOUNG LADY RETURNING TO

her country home, after sojourn Of few months
In IL city, was hardly recognized BY her friends.
In place OF coarse, rustic, flushed face, ahe had
soft ruby con pls1ion Of almost marble smooth
ness, and instead twenty.three she really appeared
but eighteen. Upon inquiry as to the cause Of 80
great change, she plainly told them that she used
the CIRCAosIAN BALM, ar considered 1t an In
valuable acquiation to any ladystoilet By Its use
any Lady or Gentlemen can improve their personal
appearance an hundredfold. 1t Is simple In its
combination, as Nature herself Is simple yet unsur
passed in Its efficacy in drawing impurities from,
also healing, cleansing and beautying the sin and
complexion. By its direct action on the cuticle 1t
draws from It all Its impurities, kindly healing the
same, and leaving the surface as Nature intended
should be-clear, soft, smooth and beautiful. Price
81, sent by Mail or R1press on receipt Of an order,
by
W. L. CLARK CO., Chemists,
No. 8 West Fayette.street Syracuse, N. 7.
The only American Agents for the sale CT the same.
MarclI3N Tyr
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for some time past and good fall business ia con-
Adently looked for.
GuNNY BAasLThe market is firm at 19c and up
wards hut this price is above the views of buyers
and nothing has been done.
GuNNy CLoTH-This article Is dull and prices have
eased off, Sales of 40Oa50O bales at 22a22 Hc closing
dull at 22c p yard
HAY-1h,re Is q better feeling for Eastern and
Northern, with sales at s16a24 per ton as to quality
and Northern $26a27 The shipments to Great Brit
ain from New York continue quite large.
NAVAL sToREs-In spirits turpentine there have
been small sales at 5Oa52c, and to arrive at 49a49c
per gallon. ar has been In demand, with consider
able sales including 400 bbls to arrive at a 50 and
200 bbls the spot at 81 rs per bb In rosn. sales
Of 50oa80t bbls No at IS 37aS So and small lots Of
No at s5a5 12h per bbl. In pitch, small sales OF
Southern at 81 Is per Dbl.
RICE Market quiet and sales confined to small
lots at exc for Rangoon and 10a10hc for Carolina.
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Gasraereial.

NEW YoRK-Per steamship James Adger-12s bales
Cotton, s3S bbls osin, 20 bales Domesucs And
Yarns, So bales Waste, 100 casks Clay, eS4 bhls
and boxes Fruit 200 bbls Flour, &C hhds Bones,
IA Empty Barrels. 20 bundles .Psper, $50 bags
Wheat and Sundries.
pHuADEIPHIA-Per steamship Proznetheus-146
bales Cotton, ~ bales pome6tics and Yarns, 800
toms Phosphate Rock, 10 bales Rags, and Sun
dries. PEI schr W B Thomas-43o tsns Phos-
phate Book. Per schr r Cushfng-176, 900
feet Flooring Boards.
BALTIMOBE-Per steamship Faloon-75 bales Up
land Cotton, 218 bbls Rosin, 10 terces Rice, 26
bales Raes, IL bales Hides, bales Wool, bales
Yarn, 7Qcaszs Clay, z hhds Bones, hhds Ircn
Is pieces Old Machinery, SO pkgs Furniture, 10
Empty Barrels, 1i0, 900 feet Lumber, and u pigs
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OFFICE CHIEF OF POLICE.-MAIN
" GUARDHOU g, CHARLESTON, q. c., April 7,
1868-NOTICk. Ordinance prohibiting the
firing Of guns, pistols squlbs, &C., within the city
limits, will hereafter be strictly enforced.
Shooting on the farms. streets, lanes and roads
south of the Forks of the Road is violation Of the
ordinance.
By order Of Mayor CoaswELL.
C. B. sIGWALD,
April G Chief Of Police
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THE BENNETTsvILLE JOURNAL.

PUBLISHED IN BENNETTsvTLLE, s: C.. BY
STUBBS l. LITTLE, Proprietors. WIN. Little,
Editor; A. A. sIUBBS, Publisher. ...-.,,,,
The extensive circulation OF the Bennetsvne
Jonrnal in the Pee Dec country, renders it supe.
rior advertising medium for the merchants ana ~ ou
sness mon of Charleston who desire to extend their
sai,o.s n This section of the State. The propde-
tors have resolved to advertise at prices to snit the
times. lhe journal is the only paper puohsned IN
This portion of the State.
The editor will devote his tune ana ta energy 70 pro- o.
tto wbite race, and will unfInchingly perform his
duty In tbs defence of right and justice.
Aur1st4
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The Savannah Weekly Market.

SAVANNAH, August 21.-CorroN-Jhe transac-
tons for the past week have been 30 small as not to
be worth reporting, owing to the wide difference be-
tween the views Of buyers and sellers. The latter
have been quite frn owing to the light stook In the
market and the lateness of the present crop. But
few bales Of the new crop have yet en- received at
any Of the ports and 1t is the gene raj hst
but little will arrive for the next two weeks about
open.
The crop accounts from nearly all parts Of the
co1atIy show very favorable prospects. The re-
orte OF caterpillars seem to have been greatly ex-
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Roston Market.

BOSTON, August 1s.-CorToN-Ihe market for
cotton has been quite hrno since our last. particularly
high grades and better prices have been realized for
middinRs, but ordinary is In better supply aud low
er. The advices from Great Britain have been more
favorable but the manutac urers Duy only In Small
lots. We quote ordinary at 22a2Sc good Ordinary ~
s26c. low middling 27a28c and middllng at 30aSGhc
per Id, including upland and gulf The first bale OF
new cotton was received here on Monday last, from
Galveston and single bale lots have been received
during the week at ferent points South.
DoMEsT1os-fhe market for cotton goods nes neen
ouet the past week, and no change Of any lmr Or
lance has taken place The stock OF goods In agents
hands is increasing but there is no pressure to SELL
as more active market is soon looked for Woolens
are arm, and all desirable styles command full
prices and have been in full demand for the reason.
The prospect Of the market for wooens Is better than
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per South Carolina Railroad,
August "a.

bales Cotton, So bales Domestics, 220e bushels
Grain, 100 hbls Naval Stores, and cars Wo"d- 10
Railroad Agent Pringle, sloan, Kanapau1
& Lanneau, j Campsen & Co, Chisom Brothers,
Reeder { Davis, r Millar, " Henerey, II Gold.
smith & Son, F W Claussen, Robson, W VII
liams & Co, q Baker Co, and screven Nisbet-
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,TERCHANTs OF CHARLEsToN
ADVERTISE IN
THE SUMTER NEWS

THE ABOVE NAMED PAPER Is PUBLISHED
weekly in Sumter, s. o. which, being Immediately on
the wilmington and Manchester Railroad, and nave
ing large circulation In the section In which 1t ls
published, is offered as desirable advertising me-
dunn. Terms liberal ..-.,,>,
Nav A Propr1etors'
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Wilmington Market.

wilmington, August 22.-TURPENTNEG-,M
ket unchanged Sales Of 211 hbls at IS for SOFT and
] 35 for hard q $50 lbs.
for country, and A bbls at Al cts p gallon tor
packages. o,. ~.
RosN-ssles Of 99s bbls at 50 for strained, 2 o5s
10 for No q and 2 rs for No 1.
TAR-Hss advanced &c. Sales Of 40 bbls at . 20,
and 40 do at s 90 q Dbl.