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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-07-06

PHYSICIANS wonder at the extraordinary power OF
RADWAY'S RENOVATING RESOLVENT IN curing
the worst forms Of Scrofu1ous, Syphiloid, Chrome
Skin Diseases, and its marvellous power IN resolving
caculous concretions, afording immediate relief and
consequent cure Of Diseases OF the Kidney BLADDER,
Liver, Lungs, Pancreas, Spleen. Its rapid influence
in the cure Of Diabetes, Incontinence or scanty t'
bid, albumnous cloudy uriDe its almost instant ef.
hcacy in stopping itching and painful discharge of
urine, and its singular power in curing discharges
from the Uterus md Urethra, Leucorrhoea, Bloody
Urine, and other unhealthy and Weakening dis
cherges;-and inquire wherein the SARSAPARIL.
LIAM used in the Renovating Resolyent differs from
ordinary SdrsdpariNds Sarsiparillian is the only
principle in Sarsaparilla that possesses curatlre
properties; all other parts Of the root are inert and
useless. One ounce Of the 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.
that forms this truly wonderful medicine; and 1t Is
the only compromising remedy that communicates
its purifying, cleandrR and reinvgorating proper
ties through the BLOOD, SWEAT, UhsNE, and ana
action Of every depraved organ and gland IN the sys
tenn. If the blood is corrupt, the Resolvent VIII
make it pure. II the Lungs are liberated and sore.
secreting thick phlegm and prureleDt matter. the
Resolvent viii loosen this deposit and repair the
wasting lung with souId and healthy material. II
the Skin Is covered with pimples, spots pustulee,
sores, ulcers, &c., the Resolvent will quickly remevs
these annoyance6. mercury ls ueposlteu IN lue
bones and has accumulated in the system, the BE.
solvent will drive 1t out If the Throat or Bronchial
Glands are liberated, the ResoveDt will cure these
signs of an early waste. Direct remedies, possess
ing only exclusive properties are hurtful, ss they
increase the functional secretions Of on. organ by
suspendng the constituent eecretions Of others;
hence, a compensating remedy Ike the Resolvent Is
the only means Of permanent cure.
BEAR IN MIND THAT EVERY DROP OF BLOOD
impregnated with the Resolvent and absorbed 10
supply the waste of the body, will make pure, sound
and healthy flesh and fibre. The first dose that is
taken commences its work Of publication and IN
creaarg the appetlte and flesh.
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PASSENGERS.

Per steamship Charleston, for New York-Capt
Mitchell, Msjor Allison, W Mclean, A Kol, Misses
Allison, Miss 1dyman and servant. Miss Goodel,
Miss II Goodell, Miss Engleman, Miss q Mer-
rick, Miss E II Hubbard, Hiss Wilmington. Mrs
N Porcher and two children, Mrs Ford and ser
want, 3frs Colburn Miss Colburn and servant, Miss
Wording, Miss johnson, Miss Ashley, MIR Walcott
and lady, Miss Langford, Miss Batune and servant
Mrs A Fessenden, Mrs d Enston, Rev Mr Fowler,
F Allston, Mics Jane Ingham, Mrs Bunnell, MISS
W Hayne Miss Hayne, A L Ellis and wife, Mrs
NJ Barker, nurse and child, Miss n Wilkinson, W
Ellison, Miss Smith, Mrs D Ford, two chtldren
and nurse, G Coleman, B Neufvile, Miller, J III
Morgan, J LYMAN Mrs Baker, Miss II Barker, Miss
Kol J II Goldsmith, E Dickerson, Miss Baker,
Miss Baker. Mrs Harbrdge, Giboes and
lady Judge Wearding, Miss n E Smith, Miss n
Ritter, Mr. sebring. s Easterby, and in steerage
Per steamship Saragossa, from New York-Miss
Julia Ryan, C Denny, C Richardson.
Per steamer Fannie from Savannah-W d Aoer5,
b Ostendorf, J Ingltss, q Bonneau, G Arlidge
lady and servant, Savage, " Seabrook, = Nc
Nelty, " Davis, o Wilkie, D A Walker, Stick.
ney, D " Mustard, J n Curtis, W Russell, Jr,
Clyde G Chapmln, " Madsen, Howard, @ G
Minnis, L Duffy, F welch, " Heslin, COOK,
Easton ] Blake, j Boyce, Kressen, y ConK.
lin, Fonda, ? Castelle, A Farrely. Aora-
hams, Loeb, L Loeb, Loeb, D Gilliland,
P7England, A Estill, HARDY, L Brtgger,J
Ripley, A Barber, Putzel, q Higgins, hilton,
F McCabe F Shachte, j O'Brien, " Wallace, 6
" Waterman, j Hanlin, T Wilson, d Stubos, A
" Jarvis, " Knox, B Hernandez, L " Sanders, and
on deck.
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, July s.-CorFEE-Nothing doing;
some inquiry for the West but heard of no sales;
quotations nominally unchanged.
{ CoTToS-Good inquiry, and market for strict mid.
ding, which is very scarce still frmer. We report
sales of 10 bales n:dding at SIC, and 3l7c was re-
fused for larger lot; SO bales barely low mddlins
at Soc; 1855 bales good ordinary 29c 70 bales rang
ing as to quality from 81 to 30Ac.
FLoUR-We report further sales to-day OF 900 ools
choice city mills spring extra at 50 70; 100 bbls How
ardstreet super, choice, at So Market closed with
prices unsettled, though no quotabe change for high
grades Of winter extra and family, stock OF which Is
light
GnA1s-Onerings Of wheat to-day only 27o bushs
white and 75U bushs red; market dull with sales OF
$50 bushs new white at So so; 100 bushs prime new
red at So 65; bushs old at SO 26a2 o. latter toa
choice. Corn-receipts 1700 bushs white, and llUO
busbs yellow. Good inquiry for prime white and
prces better We re ort sales Of 700 bushs white at
81 15 1853 bushs at 81 o. 700 bushs common at
OF yellow 800 bushs fair at 81 10; 200 bushs blue,
eyed at 81 o. Oats-2000 6ushs offered, and 100J
bushs sold at soas2c weight Rye-ao receipts or
sales ..
MoLAssEs-No sales reported to-day; market quiet
at last quotations.
PRovis1oNs-Are quiet. and for bacon prices more
favorable to buyers. With moderate jobbing de.
tncnd and for filing orders, we quote shoulders at
1SZa14c, rib sides 153la16j<c, clear rib l6Eal6Ac,
and hams 20a213sc for susar-cured. Bulk meats are
held 1naiIal in the absence Of buyers. Mess
Pork SSao6 so per bbl for city and Western packed;
sales small Lard retailing at 1Ial73acfor CITY an
Western bble. -
SUeAR-lbe only sales reported to-day were so
hbds Porto Rico t. 60 West, at 12]Sa137sc; market
quiet, but prices without quotabe change
REFINED .SUaARs-Steady at 1870 for hard crush.
ed, powdered and eranulated. 15c for white lo7sc
for do, extra 1870, 143ac, yellow lS%c, mo-
lasses sugar 10}sa1lc.
SYRUps-Are steady as before, viz: For Maryland
golden TIC, Baltimore do zoe, monumental &c per
gallon.
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RaiIrDaDs.
CHARLESTON CITY RAILWAY com.

CHARLESTON CITY RAILWAY com.
PANY.
OFFICE CHARLESTON CITY RAILWAY co.;),
CORNER BROAD AND EAST BAY STREETS,
SCHEDULE OF THE CHARLESTON CZT2@
RAILWAY COMPANY.
KNG-STREET LINE
Leave Upper Terminus Leave Loiuer Terminu
st7.s0A.M., and at inter at sA.M., and at inter-
walls q eight @ minutes 91 ties yas Of sigh 49, m11:ss
last tip at $50 Pm. NJ.
N.R.-Leave the Battery as follows: On the hour,
and toelre l2 minutes OF the hour, from A. a.,
except at ttcelve 2 minutes Of O'clock a. N. Every
other trip from the old Postoface until 4.30 P. n.
from the Upper Terminus, when all the trips are TO
the Battery.
Leave Upper Terminus Leave Lorer Ianinys
at7.S0 AM, and at inter- &c s05A.M., and attnter
walls Of ten 10 minutes l'Sals- Of ten n0 minutes
during the day till s.1O during the day tilllo PM.
N.B-Leave the Battery at fifteen t15) mtnuscs afte.-
except at ss5 A. II: Every other TIP from the olds
PostoAace until 4.so PM. from Upper Terminus
when al the trips are 70 the Battery.
SUNDAX SGHEDULE ~
KING-STREET LINE.
Leave Upper Term,nus Leave the Lo.cer Termi--
at at, A:M l.; and at inter nusat $50 AN, and at.
walls o., Of nfteen l5 min. intervals Of fifteen l6),
utss TIL 100 P. NJ. minutes till 7.So P. N.
N.B.-An the trips are to the Battery.
RUTLEDGE.STREET LINE.
Leave Upper Terminus Leave Lo,Uer Terminu,.
at AM, and at inter at e.95 AM, and at inter-
walls OF every twenty (2O walls Of every twenty 10y,
minutes till 6.46 Pm. minutes TIL 7.S0 PM.
N.B.-Al the trips are to the Battery.
s. W. RAMSAY,
May II Secretary and Treasurer.
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ITEMS OF STATE NEWS.

Mr.. John Foster ST., an old and highly, re;
spectacle citizen OF Lancaster District, died
last week.
Mr.. Benjamin R. Stuart has succeeded the
late D. B. McOreight in the editorship OF the
Winnsboro' News.
The Lancaster Ledger says: The crops
are suffering in some sections OF the district
for the.want Of rain. In this immediate neigh
borhood the prospects, SO far, are promising.
"A daring attempt vas made,in Greenville,
last Friday night, to rob colored man by the
name Of Richard Kenyon, from Union: The
perpretrator Of the deed is a negro by the
name OF Jesse Williams, who has since been
arrested.
The crops in various portions Of Abbeville
District are suffering severely for the want OF
rain. Some sections have been favored with
partial showers, but In others there has been
no rain for more than Blk weeks. Unless the
rain comes soon, there will be q material
shortening Of The crops.
The Barnweil Sentinel Gays, We have had
an opportunity recently Of conversing with
planters from all parts Of the districts, and
learn that all the crops Of cotton and corn are
yieid. yhi All sections @ Of the district have been
visited with copious showers Of rain within
the past week, and the planters generally are
In fine spirits.
The Clarendon Press says: SIT is really en-
/ couraging to hear the cheering reports coming
in from all quarters of our district with refer
ence to the crops. The corn, peas and potc-
toes especially, are looking fine, and bid fair to
yield abundantly. We have heard several men
Of experience express the opinion that it the
season continues favorable there will be more
corn made in Clarendon this year than has
been made for several years past.
"A negro man by the name Of Jacob Choice
committed suicide in GreenyiL :. st week un-
der the following circumstances Iayirg pro-
cured razor, he delbe. ately set to work to
cut his throat, but some Of his family, being
made aware Of his purpose, took the razor
from him before he had succeeded in seyering
the larger veins. Finding himself foiled in
this attempt, he watched for another opportu-
nifty, and when that arrived, he procured a
glass bottle, broke it, and using the sharper
fragments thereof, succeeded in SO seyering
the veins as to carse his death very shortly
Afterwards. Jacob had borne very good
character, ard no cause can be assigned for
his committing this deed except mental de-
rangement..
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Boston Market.

BOSTON, July 1.-CoFFEE-The market for this
article has been very quiet slnce last week The dc.
mand for the trade has been quite limited and sales
confined to small lots at 231sc, gold, for Java; 2C0
bags Rio at 1A;sa16c, eola and ST Domingo is nom.
inaly 9ll4a9Nc per it, gold, in bond.
CoTToN-The market for this article continues
nuctuatng as previously noticed. Prices the pas
week have taken a turn upward, but the demand
from the trade has been moderate as manufacturers
purchase only only in small lots. The sales have
been 27a2sc for ordinary, 2Sa29: for good ordinary
30a31c for low mddng, 51aS2c for uiddlirg, and 80
a3zc good nid1ling uplands and Gull The mar
ket Is firm hut quiet at these prices
DoMEsT1cs-1he transactions in cotton goods haYe
been large, the low price of brown and bleached
sheetings having induced buyers to operate quite
freely. Stocks having been accun ulating IL the
hands Of manufacturers fer some time past the pre-
sent movement has been quite relief to the mar
ket as surplus stocks are pow sold up quite close.
Prints, deiaines and ginghams have been il mode
rate demand but more activity is soon looked for.
Wooliens remain without Improvement There is
some demand for fannsls, and clothiers are pur-
chasing moderately Of goods suited to IT, fa trade.
Prices remain without change, and continue TO rule
low.
GUNNY BAes-The market for gunny bags i: quiet
and no sales. Prices are nominally 1Sc for heavy.
GuNSY CIoTH-The demand for tbis article has
been quite active and the sales larger than for some
time past The transactions comprise 209O bales at
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Every kind of pain,;whe:her Rheumatism. Neu.
raig!a. Toothache Pal in the Chee., Side Lungs.
stomach Bowels, Kianeys, Spine, Legs, Arms Feet,
one application was sufficient to kil and ezerl inae
the pain.
would cure, and will cure, Asiatic Cholera, Fever
and Ague, Chius and Fever. Bilious Colo, lnfam-
nation OF the Bowels, Cramps, Spasms, Diarrhoea,
Dyseptery and every pain that may e1st in the in-
side of man, woman or child; this was RAILWAYS
READY RELIEF OF l847, and it is RADWAY'S RE.
LIEF, greatly improved, in 1868.
We then started it in is mission Of relieving the
infrm, paln.stricken. sick, distressed and crippled
OF all nations throughout the world, and now to-day
it is used, patronized and re7ered as household
necessity, In the palaces Of Sultans, EmperorP.
Kaimos, Kings, High Priests, Mobiles, as well as in
the cottages Of the laboring classes Of every raon
on the face Of the earth.
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BY the Withdrawal from the, field Of the numbers
now intestng our rivers and living on fish and their
sale. Few any Of those squaers raise even enough
for themselves and cotton too hard to work to keep
oat Of the grass to be cultivated by many OF them,
and success even with the best is extremely preca'
rious. as has been proven by the numbers VINO are
now seeking to return to their old masters for as'
.sistance and advice in their labor.
FREIGHIs-To Liverpool are dull and nomloA;
The last engagements made were 2id on uplands ana
sd on sea islands by sail; through via New York,
I'd on uplandp and I'D on sea islands. In timber.
eights are entirely notwithstanding at s5s fcs csnr
ed and s6s for hewn; Sss to Queen w steam 6c S
toI orders. Un eotson % 93.snde Hsd soc domestcs
10 m PIilsdepis hi 81 bae csc on domeslss nsssS HS
orfs sre in request as We learn of several car.
roes q heavy timber awaiting shipment The last
charters that have been made are to Brooklyn sl6;
to Charlestown Macs, S14 on timber alone. small
ves els are In demand for the Cuban trade-S9 is Of
fered for North and $40 Tor South side. South amer
ican freights $40, and 5per cent primage.
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@A YOUNG LADY RETURNING TO

@ A YOUNG LADY RETURN1NG TO
her country home, after sojourn OF few months
In tie city, was hardly recognized by her friends.
In place OF coarse, rustic, flushed face, she had
soft ruby CON plexion OF almost marble smooth
ness and instead twenty.three she really appeared
but eighteen. Upon inquiry as to the cause Of so
great change, she plainly told them hat she used
the CIRCAsSIAN BALM, ard considered it an IT,
valuable acquisition TO any lady'stoilet BY is Use
any Lady or Gentlemen can Improve ;he;r personal
appearance an hunaredfold. It il simple in lis
combination as Nature herself is simple. Jet ansur
passed in its efficacy in drawing impurities from.
also heaiing cleansing and bcautifng the skin and
complexion. By its direct acton on the cuticle it
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 Express on Te:eipt OF an order,
by
". L. CLARK CO., Chemists,
Nc. 8 Wes. FaJe:::.st-est, Syracuse: n. Y.
The only American Agents "a he ss,e Of lie same.
MarchsO Tyr
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lowing communities of interest as likely to be
ultimately consolidated:

ultimately consoldated:
Pendletorand Hancock, on Hancock.
Seymour, Hendricks and Chase, on Chase:
In the event that such struggle Woula Ge.
velope nearly equal division OF suengtn, .ne
numerous gentlemen who are waiting to pe COM
promise candidates will have chance. among
these Andrew johnson looms up most conspic-
uously as having created the issues upon
which the campaign ie to be fought, and
as having withstood the most violent as
saults of Radicalism, thus commencing MN
to the sympathy of the Conservative masses.
Governor Englsh's friends will present him
as comparatively unknown. but having q
satisfactory war record, and being able to
come down with respectable amount OF
material aid and comfort for the campaign.
Charles O'Conor will be mentioned as posgaesrae saere
ing the requisite ability, gre fhe solid Fe.
known, unqSeso1@eSd q iSBSa1sh iSSBSa4sh franklin Pierce,
MaG HtaG seso of Fentncky, Frank Blair, Governor
psri.or o Of Pennsylvania, and other worthless,
are e, ready to play the Polk dodge, when the
time comes, and are earnestly praying for tnat
particular time.
General Steedmsn is representative man,
and he is bound to do or die with Hancock.
II soldier was to be chosen, doubtless Han
cock would be the man, but neither Seymour
nor the Western leaders care to have the
weight of buttons in the coming fight. No
man sees this more clearly than Postmaster
General hanQal, VINO came On as tQ6 dcIlNe
urger of the claims OF Andy Johnson. When
he first consulted here, he met only Han
cock men-such enthusiastic soldiers as $40.
cum and Granger-and he made up his mnd
that there was no chance for civilian at the
head of the ticket. After a little, however, he
struck the Manhattan Club takers and soon
found that they were by no manner OF means
in IoYe with war or warriors. But candor COM
>pefs US to state that MIR. Johnson's chances are
about as great as those Of General Mcclellan.
he is like the retired clergyman whose sands
of life are nearly run.
Unaccountable 10 many persons is the &C.
tive, the apparently sincere support given by
SEYMOUR TO CHASE,
at this time. That the cautious Governor
should have deemed it policy week since to
urge Mr.. Chase is one thing; that he should
do so now, when the friends Of MIR. Seymour
are 80 persistent in their demands for his
name, is quite another. Bets were made last
evening that this mask will be dropped on or
about week from to-day, and that the huge
transparency to be brought into the hall i'm
mediately after the nomination will bear the
classic features and curly head OF Horatlo.
THIRD TICKET
is threatened by some Of the Western men If
Chas> is nominated. What that means 1t
needs no wizard to determine, but what they
expect to gain it is difficult to comprehend.
third ticket means simply PenNeton and Eng.
ish-the extremes Of party and sectional
prejudice.
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Gomnerfial.
Exports.

NEW YoRK-Per steamship Charleston-356 bbls
Rosin, 81 bales Yarn, 9 bales Waste, 55 bales
and pieces Baggng, SO bags Cotton Seed, 20 buu-
dies Paper, 1893 sacks Wheat, $50 bbls Potatoes,
1416 boxes Peaches, 6S4 crates Vegetables 257
empty, Barrels, 407 Packages, 427 baes Upland
Cotton.
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Markets by Telegraph.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

NEW YORK, July -Noon.-An boards closed early
yestereay on account of holiday, and business was
very light Money active; cali loans 4a5 Gold 14o,sa
14Oz Governments slightly better. but little doing.
Exchange firm at lea. Southern bonds quiet.
Stocks quiet and steady.
MOBILE, July 4-P. M.-Market closed firm. Sales
200 bales. Middlings SOC. Receipts S bales. E1
ports none.
AUGUSTA, July 4.-1he day was generally observed
here But little was done in cotton sales; about 16o
bales at SOC for middhngs.
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A GREAT SENSATIONAL GOOD SENsA
TION
PAIN CURED IN AN INSTANT!

In 1s47 the great grand principle OF stopping the
most excruciatiug pain in an Instant, without em.
ploying such dangerous agents as Chloroform,
Opium, Morphine Acontine, Ether, &C., was first
made known in
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The Mosr PERFECT IRON Tos1c.
FERRArED ELIXIR OF BABK.-A pleasant cordial,
phate of IRON, possessing the valuable proper
ties of iron PHOSPHORUS and calisaya, without
any injurious ingredients. As a;preventi7e to
fever and ague, and as tonic for patients re-
covering from fever, or other sickness, it can
not be surpassed. It is recommended by the
most eminent physicians. Prepared by Hege-
man & Co., New York, and sold byall respect
able druggists in the United States.
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Consignees per South Carolina Railroad,
July 4.

so bales Cotton, SO bales Domestics, 3l04 bushels
GRAIN $40 sacks Bran. 1172 boxes Fruit II cars Lu-
Der, cars staves 48 bbls Naval Stores, car WOOD
To Bart wirth. NRobson, } & " Armstrong, 7
Tupper Son, Walter Co, G W Witte, Shack
elford & Kelly, Rodgers & Co. Poppenheim,
" Williams & Co, Mantoue l. Co. Pitchett,
Bock Cameron, Barley & Co, Chisolm Bros, stou,
Railroad Agent
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and prices remain without change.
HAY-1here Is fair inquiry at full prices. We
quote shipping at zoe and retail lots at Sla1 %.
Straw meets with few takers at 90c for long, and
S0c for short rye.
MoIAssEs-The market continues to be dali and
prices nominal. We quote clayed at 44a46c, Musco-
vado at 47a52c, and Porto Rico at 50a70c.
NAVAL SToREs-In spirits of turpentine there is
nothing doing and prices are nominal at s4s44Hc.
ForIosins the demand Is light, but with no stock
pressing prices remain without change. We notics
Gales Of $500 bbls at 81 IS for common strained So
for No and 81 25a4 so for No l. Hf do not learn OF
any change in tar; Wilmington is held at "a so.
PRovIsIoSs-Pork-The supply OF mess is IN eS
cess OF the demand, and, with anxious sellers prices
are easier We roce sales OF $50 bbls mess at S27 10
a27 70, cash, and s27 rs, regular way, closing at
about these prices The jobbng trade continues to
be fair. AMI prices remain steady. Sales are mad
of go bills at SGT SOAs2s for new mess and Se 7'a
s25 for old mess and s22 rs for extra prime At the
afternoon board nothing was done; s27 Is is the
nominal price.
BEEF[The market is quiet, but prices are steadily
held. We notice saes Of ITO bbs at sl5as21 and s"l
aS23 for extra mess.
SMOKED MrArs-The market is steady, With a
moderate business doing. We quote hams at l1a2lc;
shoulders at l4a15c; and clear rib at 17al7Hc. We
Cur MEArs-Are steady, but rather quiet We
auo:e hams in dry salt AT Sa16c do in sweet pickle
at 16al7c and shoulders in dry salt at 1?al31sc.
buTrER-The demand for prime Western ior ship
rnent to California continues 10 be fair, and former
prices are paid 2SaS0c for fine lots Of selected In hr
kns. The other grades of Western, and all kinds Of
State. are qliet, and pices are barely maintained
We quote State at S0aS5c for inferior to fancy
cHEEsE-The receipts are increasing. but as the he
demand for export is quite active, there ls no
accumulation OF stock, aud prices sustained We
quote dairy at 7a14c, and factory ct l0al5c
LARp-The market for lots on spot is quiet to-day,
and prices are hardly so firm. We notice sales Of
$40 tcs at 15,sc for city and l6AaiGSc for steam
rendered Western. There is good inquiry for lots
TOR future delivery, and former prices are current
Sales were made Of 500 tcs sellers option the first
half OF September at TIC, and 800 cs sellers option
all September at tic. We quote No Western at
15%a16c; steam rendered and kette.dried at 161Sa
16hc, and kettle-rendered at 17al7;!c.
RIcE-The marke: remains without essential
change. 200 bags Ransoon sold at SAa31sc gold, in
bond. We quote Carolina at 10%al1tlc-
SUGAR-The market for raw is steady, with but
moderate inquiry, mainly from rehners. Holders
are not offering their stock tor sale unless at full
priceE. We quote fair 10 good refining ut l1a11 Sc
and No 1a boz at 1875 cts The sales are $50 hhds at
Havana at l2alsAc In 5eaned there Is atdr bTs- S
quote soft yellow ct 14a15c; soft white &c
and crushed, powdered and granulated at l6Hal6:Gc