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Heavy Robbery in New York.

A prominent clearinghouse in Wall 4
street hat just missed five hundred
thousand dollar package ofUnitedStatcs
bonds, left there for safe keeping. Tho
bonkers suspect some of their clerks,
who declare that the robbery must have
been committed by professional thief.
The bankers claim they assumed no re-
sponsibility, but the owners claim that
they did, and so will bring suit for in
Identification. $50 n
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1t Has Got There.

An exchange says: Nothing is moro
ominous or repulsive than the frequent
use and the significance attached to the
word "loyaP by Congress. It will
soon come to be judged by the same
rule that Curran did patriotism--the
last refuge of scoundrel.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1869-01-15

Beg- A bill has been introduced in
the Tennessee Legislature to confer the
right to vote and hold office upon the
women folk. The name of the gallant
gentleman who has it in special charge,
is Nelson, .C.-.
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Buffers Bill.

Gen. Buffers new bill authorizes the
Secretary of the Treasury to issue $780,
100000 of greenbacks; and after the
18th of June, 1869, all National Banks
shall cease to be Banks of issue. The
bill is quite long.
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LOyal Claims.

Mr.. Waters, the State Commissioner, has
made his report of the " loyal claims establish
ed in Tennessee" He reports in the aggre-
gate the sum of 81 ,955 322.37 for property taken
for the use of the Federals, and S4,447 ,043.24
taken by the Rebels-making grand total of
50, 4O2 .355.61. OF this amount East Tennes-
seenns claim rs follows:
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sa~ The Georgia Legislature met at
Atlanta on Wednesday. Tho Inteui-
gencer will issue both morning and
evening edition during the session.
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gG~ The bill incorporating the Ten
nessee and Mississippi Railroad Assoc
citation has passed both branches of the
Legislature.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1869-01-15

BeF John w. Forney is to be reward
ed. Gen. Grant proposes to send him
to Hayti early in the spring.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1869-01-15

nag The Nevada Legislature has re-
elected Hon. VIM. Stewart to the United
States Senate. VIZ, ~
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An Appeal.

We lears that Col. Watson, the agent
of the State, has ordered an appeal to
be taken to,the Supreme Court, in the
case of the State of Tennessee Us. The
President, Directors and Cashier of the
Branch Bank of Tennessee, at Athens.
1t will be remembered that a decision
had been renf I'd at previous term of
the ChancsAC furt, and an account or
dered to be. 1N en. At the November
term following the account of the Clerk
and Master a e.. confirmed by the Chan
cellor-Trd land judgment enter
cd against ifendants for some ten
thousand Is.N From this the States
agent app as stated above, to the
Supreme q rt.
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lG- Cottonat Atlanta on the 18th was
quoted at 25s4 q 26 cents.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1869-01-15

aGr Forty-seven Republicans voted
against the repeal Of the tenure-of-of-
flee act. ~
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1869-01-15

mar Aresol ION has been introdue-
ed in the Legislature to pay Tinker
Dave Beatty for his patriotic and inval-
liable services during the late war.
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The Franchise in Congress.

Mr.. Boutwell,, of Massachusetts,, has
reported bill in the House of Repre-
sentatives declaring who may vote for
Federal officers, which he would call
up.for action in ten days. 1t extends
the tfapch Use to all citizens, and empow-
Sers Censfess to enforce said privilege"
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sg- Cotton in New York on the 18th,
|20A cents.
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Stevenson COTTON Case.

.H<New York dispatch OF the 18th
says Tho Stevenson cotton ease, in
vclying million Of dSllsrs, giyesa YER
dict against t1le< Sovern1nent.
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Pn ssenEers.

Per steamship Manhattan. for New York-Miss
NJ Miller, L Wells, ] L Odgler, Moore Mrs "
Hopkins, Mrs Heigham snd th, ee children, Mrs
Whcating, A s Burrows. " Hoppin, Loper and
wife, Mrs NJ Baruc and child Mrs Bur2es, Miss j
Hart, 8 Bart, Mrs A Burrows, H. 8 Foster.
Mrs Mcpherson Creighton, nurse and two children,
Mrs Hart, ] Mcpherson Creighton captain q Il
Walter. r Oikman and wife, Mrs d 0ppenheim, q
Oppenheim. Miss B Moses, NJ Goldsmith, Mrs
Levy and daughter, ] shaw, ] O Bowman " q
Collins. Levy. Z Shepherd, F Gray. swift and
wife. z Tanenwald, Mrs 3 BFedmanu, Miss Teskey
Miss Rahal, N Q Robinson. L Streeter and
wife, III u Brien, s Barden, T Bridges, Cook
Griffin, II Deane, Bryson w Griffin, w
Typer, wife and CHILD, D 8 Smith, ] McEvoy Mise
Z McEvoy. S Allen and wife, r Helm, Hem, 4
II onedon and wife, Burnard Major Won Hen
man, Mrs Won Herman and two children, w Barral.
r Il Lowndes, Miss c CLowndes Miss e II Lowndee,
E N Nyle, $ NJ Aspinwall, F Rosebrook Mrs Ton
cab and Ave children and 8 in sieerage.
Per steamship Magnolia, from New York-Master
Douglass Miss Douglass, y Weincke, q Eh ing. j
M.ken, q ConlUn, B Rodgers. J Al Phillips. ] Fen.
nett B Iremley, Jr, O Bailey, w Greene, E Hutch.
insUn, G Pomeroy, Martin. Mann, Il Curry, D
Laws. and 10 Tn steerage.
Per steamer City Point from Palatka, via Jackson
vile, Fernandna apd Savannah Miss Bartlett, Mt
Bronson and lady, Miss Pent, Mrs Fitzgerald. ca It
smith and lady, Miss smith. j Montgomery, two
Misses Douglas. w N Stokes, Miss Stokes, Mrs \
Baker, Mrs Boags, Captain Stone, e D Rou.er, Mrs
b Hoffman, Mrs Carter. Carter, r. Halle and lady,
Miss Chesnus W B Cartwright, " II BIRD, captain
Dutch, soion Robinson, " Reed and lady, Lee,
q L Mccormick, " E Abbott, Corley, W A Whit.
taker. Roberts, and on deck.
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of Florida, but had been spending some time
in Ieurens among Ills friends. he was PFao-
ticinr phys1c1an, and stood at the head OF DIS
nrofees1or, enjoying an extensive practice. ano
was admired and respected by all who knew
him. -,-.f.-
Mr.. Andrew johnson has just completed q
fine Adur mill situate on Lynchs Greek, in Ian
caster County. -
cotton caterpillar, so-caled, taken from pan.
tstiou few miles south OF the yluaRe, Hse
been left at our Office. It is claimed BY proies-
sional ones that there is no mistake as 20 the
A correspondent sends the following crop re-
mort from lancaster Courthouse, under oate Vi
June g: chic conntv ia
ND 1904 Cotton stands ara bad ana Ro9d
desI of r. ia not growing or promising 70 MAKE
snvtbin0 like crop. The county WIN average
tsv1. tbjrds or three-qaarters Oh 9 ssabo, pus
nil mt. make more than two-thIrds OF tnree,
"na,ters Of q crop. Cotton is very pac1Waro
and will require favorable seasons and very
late fall to make the above figures. Sorn ~
aIso laie, and we can't expect to gamer 1uii
Srons. T Wheat is pretty fair. Oats looks we'll
and are promising.
In the: colored people see no change or
Improvement. They seem to take no interest
or very little in the farm, whether WORKING ror
wages or part OF the crop.. Our stands OF cot
ton and corn would have been better If we
could have col the freedmen to have taken the
interest thasthey should have had IN the crop.
They would cover the cotton or corn when
ploughing, and cut it up when hoeipg. The
area in cotton and corn vii average about as
it was last year.
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Marine Nfms.
Arrived saturday.

Steamship Magnolia. Crowel, New Yorx-left -
inst Mdse. 10 Ravenel & Co. Adams Express Co.
Adlms, Damon 4 Co, Aiken & Co, Adger & Co D
Ahrens. Apple. D Ahrens l. O. Bart & W1rth, Il
Borner. Ii Brouehton J Blaucke Barry. s
Corwin & Co. Bates & Co. w Corw1n & Co, ] O
q Clsussen, Il A 2 Caldwell & Co, G. look. T u
Cater Conlin, D clancy l. Co. Rmeron Bark.
l.y, Dowie & Mo'se, ougass & Miller. q A Due II
DIly, Elias, Fairl, & Co, Forsythe, McComo & Co
@ iran ke. Furchgott & ero, l. Falk Co. W j
Farr, Il Gerdts l. Co, Goodrich. Wineman Co. c
Graveley, Goudkop 3 Hast d, I Hyman, D b Ha-
seton, " A Hunt Jeffords &, Co. Klattr & Co Ker-
rison, Kinsman Bros, Klincs. wickeuberg L Co g
Lubn, Dr. Leooy, LaureY l. Alex xn'der, j Marshall
" Matthiess. n. T Mccarthy, j Minor Co. Mu.
Ter Nimitz b Co. P Neiiz'er, MsLoy Rice. J a
steele Waroell D O'Neill, Y 4 Co 3 O'Neill R-vJ
s >tncipar.C G. ? porpenheim Palmetto Pioneer Co.
operative Association. D Paul Co, J Read, " P
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Russs.l 4 90. oIsis. hiscte 4 sehtchIe, Rsvensl b
n iidemsnn 8 90. ) Taylor q Co, fhurstcn b
Ivans 1 CoosveA, Mrs Watta Werner Ducker, "
J Yatss, Railroad Agents, and Order.
sssamss CITY Point hGMan Pala!sa via 5seis0p
Aiken b Co. ] N Robson, Raal, Weloh & Brandess 8
Bonmsn, Noffstt 4 Wharton, Mrs L Co1an. Cor
win h co, Jeffords B. Co Kltnck. Wickenberg b 90,
Riecke 3 schachte Conner, Buckley, Stem.
Bradley.
49,. :. Arrived Yesterday.
schr Matilda Brooks, Jones, New York; days..
Hay. To King GioDon.
Cleared saturday.
Steamship Manhattan, Woodruff, New York-Jaa
Adger Co.
schr sarah Cullen. Avis. Wilmington, Del-H F Ba-
Sailed Saturday.
Steamship Manhattan. Woodruff, New York.
schr Selah StroDg Murray. Wilmington, G.
Up for this Port.
Brig Americus. Hand, at Boeton, June o.
Schr Cady. Wood, at New York. June 10.
schr Groves, Weaver. at New York, June TO-
Schr Shiloh, Hubbard, at Baltimore, June TO- ..
Cleared for this Port.
Steamship Maryland, johnson, at Baltimore, Jure
Steamship Prometheus, Gray, at Philadelphia, June
schr Rockingham, Nickerson, at New York, June Q.
Shtpnews BY Telegraph.
WILMINGTON June 12-schr Du Saunders from
Little River C. for New York, is reported ashore
on Little Biver Bar sixty miles south OF this place.
It is thought she will prove q total loss.
SAVANNAH, June l2-Cleared, Tonawanda for Phil
adelphia; America Tor Baltimore; san salvador Tor
New York; bark Chandelier for Menpl Bridge; schr
Irene Messervy for New Haven.
June 13- Arrived, steamship Livingston from New
York
Memoranda.
The schr Susan Wright. Mount for Georgetown, 8
C, cleared at New York June 8.
PORT OF GEORGETOWN, S. c., JUNE g.
ARRIVED.
June 7-schrs Carrie WALKER. Walker. Thomaston,
Ne; samos, Chandler, New York; N III herriman'
Babbit, Boston.
June s-Brlg Amelia Emma, carlin. New York;
schr 6 Whildon, Fenuiman, Philadelphia.
LIST OF VESSELS
UP. CLEARED AND SAILED FOR BIS PohE
FOREIGN
LIVERPOOL.
The Hannah Lizzie, Ferguson cleared. $500. May 20
The Clifton, Williams. sailed. 10
The Minnie, Robertson, sailed. ~
poNEsTIo
Brig Americus, Hand, up .......... June 8
schr Frank Palmer Latham. cleared. May 81
YnRE
schr Margaret Lucy, Crosby, cleared. June 8
Ichr n u wilder Heather O cared .,..... Juno 9
schr ilIv. Burhes cleared June s
Schr M r IabeT Aldrich cleared June s
scbr Clara Elwel, -, up. June .
sohr Rockinoham Nickerson, cleared ... June 8
scbr ,sdy. Wood. up. up..................J June 10
Bchr Groves. Weivea, up. June 10
PHILADELPHIA
Steamship Prometheua. Cray, cleared. June 10
srig Josie Devereu1, Clark, cleared. June
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y New York classification We quote;
Markets by Telegraph.

FOREIGN MARKETS..
LONDON, June -Noon.-Money 92H. Bonds
7sZ. Sugar 6rm spot s9s 6iatos, and eas,cr, ahoat
28s 9d 29s.
Eyenipg.-5onds frmer at 80x.
LIVERPOOL, June 12-Noon.-Cotton quiet; up
land, Tx Orleans 10; sales 800.
Evening-Sales OF cotton 10000. Rosin-com.
mon 81.
HAvRE, June 12.-cotton opens unchanged; spot
1f44Hc
HAVANA. June 11.-Sugr firm; large business.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NKw YORK, June l2-Noon.-Stocks firm with an
upward tendency. Money active at Lie comris-
SION; sterling Ok. Gold Ssh. Cotton quiet and
Arm at 8; hc. Turpentine AK. Rosin Arm; s'rained
90 IS. Freights quiet.
Eyening.-Money easi IT; during 'ant hours the
supply was liberal at 4; subsequently 1t was abun-
dant at 6 The bank statement shows o sharp con.
traction, which undoubtedly added to the ,trlnsency
of the week. sterlin: 93sa9H. God s9Al. Gov
ernments steady; e2's 221I AK. state bonds
strong; Tenuessee,, old. e7as'%; new 6i4sue4H;
North Carolinas, new e6Ha57 Vi.ginias 61a69. Cot
ton hrmer; sales $500 bales at Six. -Four dull,
heavy and lower. Coin scarce. wuisEry finn. Polk
nrmer at ssl 60. Lard Armer; kettle 1ss<a2O Naval
sto es s.eldy. Groceries quiet. FreiShts quiet and
unchanged.
BAITM RE- June IL Cotton very hrm at size.
Flour fairly active. Wheat Arm but not quotabiy
higher Corn hrasr; white 98; yellow 81. Pork
$50 so. Bacon active aud advancing; shoulders Is.
Lard Arm at 1sKa21. whiskey unchanged. Vir.
gibias, old, 48 bid; coupons, new, 81 asked; North
Carolnas, new. IS bid.
CINCINNATI, June 12-whiskey 92a93. Mess pork
held at $50 so. Btoon firm aud scace; shoulders
"A; sides ls, closing 10 higher. Lard held at TO-
ST. LOUIS, June 12.-Whissey firm at o.. Prov.
sions dull dess pork $50 BEon shoulders 1876
clear sides 1sEa1sH Lard quiet
LOUISVILLE, June 12-Bleoa st onlders l4h; clear
sides 49, Mess pork sSa Flour dull; super fine
81 5oa5.
lower, s9>i. Rosin unchanged dn prices; strained
$40. Crude turpentine 81 Goal 6S Tars225.
AUGUSTA Juno l2-coston lair demand, but hold
ers generally above the views Of buyers they ssking
500 for middling. Market closes strong. Sales II
bales. Receipts 2s bales.
SAVANNAH, June 10 Cotton market quiet, but
firm; nddling 2sa2sA; sales 250 bales; receipts al
bales.
NOZZLE, June 12.-eotton active and excited; {;
closed irregular; sales 1850 bales; low mlddling
2Sa28K; receipts 2i5 bales.
New oR1EANs, June 12.-.cottsn buoyant mid.
dung 29XaSo mnrke: nearly bare Of middling;
SALES $50 bales (; receipts S66 exports 506s bales.
Gold ssH. Sterling 52A. New York sight, par az
premium. Sugar dull; common s14al0; prime 1s1<a
lSh. Holasses-fermenting 45a5s
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Havana Market,

HAVANA, June t-lhe sugar sales Of the week
cover about S6 90 boxes. and sho small traction o.
decline In the intermediste and lower GLASS es mostly
taken on the basis Nos il and II at 8h +, 8X reals
p arrobe-quotatons arm for whites through at
IS 80 to 726 q 100 Tbs; yellovs do Nos IS to 20 at
"a so to 8 2J do; brown do Nos I an 10 al "a rs to
do; Muscovadoes holders cling to IN to T eals for
far to good refining l$3 SIX to q LOO ibsI In CEN
huga which are scarce tor best eerctfons groce-
~ qualities 81 IS 10 50 lower grades at IS % to
do, and demand tor the two last classes very light;
the stocks se also very light here, and atconvenent
oaports. Shipped during th- week 4S 92S boxe.
and 2038 hhds; of whicb to the United >tares 1929
boxes and 1850 hhds; balance to European ports;
leaving stock on hand In ,he two ports from where
the shipments ae mado. Havana and Matipzas,
equal 10 1885, 30 boxes and 81 LCS hhds against for
same period last year Of 4s5,56 boxes and 2966
hhds
MoLAssEs.-No movement Of importance; claved
Arm alto to 6x reals per keg; Muscovadoes 6h to
TX do
AoM1-Receipts small: firm at 56Xc per gallon.
RUM-ts last advised, with less demand.
LEAF oBAoco AND "IGARs-Somewhat paralyZed
on account Of the immense draft upon our industry;
but prices with limited trapsactIons remain the
trade are we'll advised of, the factories employing
less force in tw;s ing the weed
tREIaHTs-Had he advantage of n ore inqulry
and somewhat bet or rates. For F.lmoutb. for
orders, q British vessels taken for 5000 and 27.0
boxes at 4s each. hence direct. NOR Hatteras-
bark John F. Chase-s5O hbds sugar at 81 eich. aud
boxes at p1 75; Emma u Lltchf-hl, t, lo'd at CieI
fuegos-800 hhdB sugar at 50, b rk Marion, hence
Tor Q lebec at 81 each. Other vessels aiken for
Bavre, Mediterranean ports and Liverpool at pro-
por,iona'e rates
600 francs. including contioen al. payable there.
United states curren " etc., S71tVvG. losing rates
Il the week-Lo d n, 60 nays' stgbl. at l3a1SH
premium; PARIS do at AaN disc ,unt; United >taies
shor, rgh, at 241Sa2i do; 90 gold short sight, at
SMa3A premium.
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GUHNx CIorH--Demsnd. ,actys and market nrm
sales Of 1000 bales at eslcc gold, in bond and 2sc
currency. --..-------- -------------'-----
BAY-Market steady and hrn, with fair demand; |;
sales Of Eastern and Northern ct $18aA per ton and
choice lots at An advance on the latter rate. --
at 47a4sc per gallon, With email sales In tsr, moth.
ing of any consequence has been done. In rodn,
sales Of 400 bbls No at $a 90 and 200 bbls good No
at "a IS per bb!. Pitch ts quiet.
RroE-Market dull and the sales have been confn.
ad to small lots.
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Qoulmfrlial.
Exports.

NF " yoRK-Per steamship Manhsttan-62 bags I
Cotton 2G9 bales Upland Cotton. 10l uerces
Rice, 1l0 bales Yarn, SO bundles Paper AZ PACK
AGES Sundries, 120 empty Barrels, SS4O bbls Po-
tatoes 6S3 crates Vegetables .o-
tons Phosphate Rock.
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cn.r,es,on Uo,ton and lt1ce Marke,.

oFyICB OF TIE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS.
CHARLESTON. saturday Evening. June IL.
Corroy-This article was 10 moderate request
the transactions generally taking pace on the basis
of previous gures sales $50 bales viz: at 2s 80 at
20; "A at 2s1&; 1I2 at 80. Weauote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to good ordinary .......I @2sH
Low uiddling ng........".........v @z5H
Midding. ........................W g.
BY New York classification We quote:
-Mddling, ,............ ....Sh@-
RIcx.-The movement in this grain was very
limited; sales IS tierces Of clean Crolina at 7Ao
fb. We quote common to fair clean Carolna at 10
7x; good 7x@so p fb.
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Consignees per Northeastern Railroad
juno l2.

bales Cotton 200 bushels Rice. 53s bbls Naval
Stores. cars Lumber. cars Phosphates, stock. To
bacco, boxes Ordnance Mdse &c. To keeder
Davis, Marshall, Jr, 5 ,oney, Kinsman How
ell, W " Welsh, $ Lyford N Bird 4 Co, Bis
choff Co. ] schirmor, J A Quackenbuso. NJ Cald-
well l. ons. g Waller & Go, G " Williams Co,
Niensp & Berger, smith, W Steele, and Order.
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[ IonslSnces per south nloIIua GuIiroao
June I2.

173 bales Cotton, 66 les Domestics, 25 casks Ba
con, 1Ss bbls Naval stores, l72 sacks new Flour,
cars Wood, 2 cars Lumber. To Railroad Agent, 81
b W Devices. Johnston, Crews b co, Marshall. b
Cobis & co, Graeser & Smith. Laurey Alexander,
O L,tschgi Stenhouse Co, Cour,enay & Trenholm
Clsghorn. Herring l. Co, Goldfmith son, aud W
" smith.
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Interior Cotton Markets.
ORANGE URG, June ii Sales Of the week So
bales. We quote: Ordinary 25s; low middling 9Ghc;
mddling 27hc.
COLOMBIA, June 1?.-Thcre was but small
quantity OF cotton offered during the pact week. All
cottol brought 10 Market however. was readily sold
on basis Of 26A for middllngs
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Boston MarJlet.

boston, June 9-rOTFEE-l here is no change
10 notice In the c. fee markete some lots oil Java
have been shipped to New York. but transactions
have been quite limited SHES OF Java ct 24+2bc;
Singapore Java at 2la22c, god and kio at 2Na22c,
currency. In st. Domingo nothing has been dope
and prices arc romiral
Corros.-ihe market for cotton has been very
firm The past week, and rrices have advanced from
fhs2c oerl ID. The stock about 90,U bales ano the
receipts for the balance Of the cotton year Il klv to
be quite small There has beeu I ir demand from
manufacturers with sales Of 5000 bales. and prices
DOW range from 2>1zu27ac for ordinary 2Sa19c for
good ordinary sOa3lc for low rniddling and S1as2c
for nidd Ing including upls ids nd gulf.
DoMEsIIcs.-l he,e has been qui an active specu-
lative demand for cotton goods aud at the pr1c
previou ~ noticed some consldersble lois have been
boughtup. Wooleus hive also been more inquired
for and sales have been larger than Tor ssme preyt
on weeks. Altogether therr 10 better feeling IN
t. drv goods m rkat although prices are still quite
unsatisfart)rv
au1ar BAas-1hesIes hAve beenS bales at 1eh
alto currency.
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The New York Vegetable Market.

NEW YORK. June 9.-vEaErABLKs.-Therei is o
tre more activity IN old potatoes through the clos
inQ out Of the ends Of some lots at late low figures
Prime peach blows, in doube-hesds s2s2 20; Prince
Abers in do 81 GOAL rs; loose 81 49, mercers 81 80
"a, in bbls; common 75c aS1. Carrots 81 per Dbl.
Russia turnips Slsl as per bbl Norfolk small green
peas win not pay freight; the opening price for
was IS Is per bbl Bermuda onions are in large sup
ply, by steamer FshKee, and lower. Southern
raen stn ia in greater variety and tendinQ lower
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Georgetown Market.
GEORGETOWN. S. c., June II -CoTros-No
sales this week We quote from 2t to 27c per ID.
CoRN-P1me white corn 81 10 per busheL
T1MBER-Receipts 800 sticks. Sales l2n sticks o.
dnary and fair mill timber at Sal4c Market looK-
ing up, and prospect Of increased demand or large
long timber.
IuRpENTINE-Iellow dip 81 Is; scrape or hard
81 25 virgin DIP "a per bb OF 2s0 fb, to the barrel
Savannah Market.
SAVANNAH, June 10. = CoTroN.-The demand for
manufac urcd G DDS has given more heaitoy as
pect 10 the dealers ths raw material. The prices
pad during the past we K will show the confidence
OF both holders and buyers; for we ind TO-DAY q
strong demand or domestic shipments, and at very
full prices.
The offering stock OF cotton Is light, and conpos-
ed almost entirry OF the lower grades 1t being near-
ly impossible to execute an order for tho miudlip8
AMI better grades.
In the unsettled stale OF the market, we give quo
tatious as entire ly nom nal: abiding 30 low mid
ling 20; good ordinary 29H.
SEA ISLANDS There Das been more inquiry for
the sple this week. and the arkef has been swept
OF It's ofrinc STOCK leaving only 800 400 bags uE
go d, and ed at limits hom owners which have
brought purchase, 10 c'ose. Prices are irregular
and rather higher but there is not business enough
to furnish quotations.
The receipt, ut this port siace June Sd. amount
t, 223i tales uplDd and bales sea island of which
q 230 bales w.re received per Central Railroad, 10
ba.es upland and bales sea island per Atlantic and
Gulf il -oal, aud bales upland from landings Oh
the savannah river. 1he exports for the same time
have BEEN COPS bale, upand aid 179 bales SEQ
island OF which 377O ales upland and l6s bales sea
island were shipp-d 10 Liverpool 1,634 bales upland
and 10 bales sea isl.nd were eh,ppcd to New York,
aud 62l bales upland to Baltimore.
RICE Very dull, and s.o:k small. Clean. COM
mon to prime, 72la8Hc. rominally; interior rough.
81 5OI1 Is; sea coast ], 81 75a2 o bushe Stock Of
clean rice at present IN tho city, $50 terces.
Macon Cotton Market.
MACON, June II l-coTroN.-Eeceipts to-day 96
bales; sales 8; shipments none. The market con-
the cffsrino s'ocs is nearly exhausted We quo'e:
o. md ordinary 06N. low rniidIinns