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..ST Es sxrpIrRs, westlake and Bergman,
feached savannahin safety early yesterday morn
. nm. It Is thought that Bergman win plead
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W. G. wHILDEN & Co. have for sale 1000 sets
small plates at reduced prices. See advertise
ment.
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A.,C. McGILLIYRAY,
Auctioneer.
-TNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
]. EDWIN MATHEWS, TRUSTEE, VS.. T. SAVAGE.
HEYWARD, TRUSTEE, ET AL. ~

II =
J. EDWIN MATHEWS, TRUSTEE, VS.. T.SAvAGE
HEYWARD, TRUSTEE, ET AL ~
VIII be sold on TUESDAY, I'd November at II
O'Clock A. NJ, In front OF the Old Customhcuse,
ALL THAT LOT, PIECE OR PARCEL OF,LAND,
with the buildings thereon, situate lying and be-
ing at the southeast corner Of Legare and Lam
boil streets, in Charleston, measuring and con-.
tanning on Legare street, as per plat OF Charles
Parker, III feet inches, and on Lambon street
81 feet inches more or less. Butting and bound
ing north on Lambon street, east on land OF
Estate Wilkins south on land OF Elizabeth u.
Smith and Margaret Savage, and west on Legare
street. -
Terms-One.third cash; balance on credit OF
one and two years, secured by bond with interest
at the rate Of per cent. per annum, payable
semi.annualy. Mortgage OF property and In
surance of buildings with assignment OF policy.
Purchaser to pay for papers and stamps. q
E. w. NJ. MACKEY, =
oct14 th3tu1 5. &C.
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CHALLENGE AcCEpTEp.-The Alert BASE Dah
Club have accepted the challenge OF the palme''o
cnb pub lished in THE News Of Tuesday
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THE OLD FIREMEN OF NEW YORK TO VISIT TIE
soUrH.-The New York Sun says: "The New York
Firemen's Association, composed Of the old off,
GERS and members Of our once famous volunteer
department, have received an urgent request
to visit the South during the coming season, ana
are promiseda superb ovation. At the close OF
the war the fremen of the South made an appeal
to their brethren OF the North for aid, nearly
everything they had having been destroyed
The New York Firemen's Association responded
to the appeal, and gave splendid hose carriage
to Hose Company No. 1, Of Columbia, S. @. Our
citizens may remember the melancholy loss OF
the steamer Andalusia, with their beautiful gilt
on board, together with full set OF hre equip
ments for each member; yet, nothing daunted
they had another carriage built and presented
to the Columbia company, at an outlay Of near
$4,000. Many OF the Southern hremen have
been on visit here, and have urged the New
York flremen to visit the South"
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ONE OF DICKENS or Scott's Works is present
ed TO every annual subscriber to the XIX Gen.
tury. oc'o
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MrssRs. MARSHALL & BRO will offer for sale to-
day some valuable real estate property. See their
advertisements.
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PERsoEAL.--wm, B. Shaw, ESD, the general
agent Of the Equitable Life Assurance Society,"
has returned TO the city from New York. The
o31Ices OF Mr.. Shaw are at No. IA Meeting street.
opposite the Charleston Hotel
q. N. Wright, Esq, OF the firm Of R. L. Maitland
s co., OF New York, arrived in Charleston by the
champion, and Is the guest OF the Hon. George
{ a. Trenholm. The house Of R. L. Maitland Co.,
or which N. Wright has been the managing part
:,er for 3 nuDabery Of years, Is well known as one
OF the ost substantial and influential firms in
New York. So - ,s-ss@s, -. y
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CRUxBs-There viii be a meeting Of the City
Council tonight.
About forty drummers have procured licenses
to .drumn this season. The number of those who
have "drummedn without the documents Is not
known.
To-day, at Sumter, Chief Justice Moses will hear
the application OF counsel Of W. N. Hughes, ct al,
for rule to make p J. Coogan, ct al, show cause
why they should not be attached for contempt Of
court
The "OIl bill, will, it Is thought, slip into IN
ordinance at the meeting OF Council tonight.
The plank road to be built from the city limits
to the Six Mile House has been completed to
point sb ,rt distance beyond the Four Mile
House.
city sheriff will be elected by Council tonight.
1t Is rumored that D. T. Corbin and Geo. Addison
will be nominated. The latter will be elected.
negro woman named Mary Brown, who has
been in 1ail three months, refused to come out
yesterday. sheseems to like imprisonment.
Somebody remarks that ''every cord OF wood
given to the poor will be so mach fuel saved from
use in the next world.n Now is the time to try
the experiment OF giving.
Three men were before the Mayor yesterday for
being drunk.
Stephen Maxwell. negro, went for his wife day
before yesterday with hatchet and ordered her
to prepare to die. She went to magistrate In
stead, and Stephen went to jail.
The Emerald Base Ball Club will give soiree
next month.
!, P. H. Scott, who is charged with stealing slSo(
from the Adams Express Company, has sever
lawyers defending him before the Laurens Court
A strong case is being made against bin.
The Hope Fire Engine Company will give
soir ee on Monday night.
Thos. Rooney, who was detected while attempt
ing to commit a burglary, was committed to jail
yesterday by Magistrate Mackey.
Mary Nesbitt and Clara Simmons, colored
charged with stealing silver-ware from DR.. Thane
were before Magistrate Flaum yesterday ane
gave security for their appearance for trial
James Grant, who, after being furnished VIII
lodging, stole the money Of his hostess, has re
pented and yesterday returned the money.
The fines imposed by. the Mayor yesterday
amounted to $40.
Mary Norris, patient who escaped from th'
Mazyck street Hospital, has been arrested and re-
turned TO her old quarters.
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BYR. M. MARSHALL & BRO.

DRICK RESIDENCE, TRADD STREET.
I'D NEAR MEETING.
THIS BAY, 2sth instant. at II O'Clock, will be
sold at the Old Postoffice, Broad street,
The Brick TENEMENT, No. 66 Tradd street,
second door from Meeting, containing square
rooms and basement, with outbuildlngs, gas and
cistern. Lot Is by 200 feet more or less.
Terms cash. Purchaser to pay Us for papers
and stamps. Oct28
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THE REGISTER Book OF GUESTS for the Mills
House is completed, and now on exhibition at the
store OF the manufacturers. Advertising sub
scribers are requested to call and examine 1t at
Neufville Hannah, No. Broad street.
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A. C. McGILLIyRAY,-
Auctioncer.
TTNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
JAMES TUPPER, MASTER IN EQUITY, VS.. Jago.
H. BRYAN. r

Will be sold in front OF the Old CustSmhouse, at
IL o'lock A. NJ. precisely, on THURSDAY, the
4th day of November next, H..
All that FARM OR TRACT OF LAND, situate In
the Parish OF Christ Church, Charleston County,
about six miles from the Village OF Mount Pleas
ant and on the seashore, containing $40 acres.
more or less; bounded east on Lands Of John
Hann southwest on Lands of Daniel Whitesides,
northwest on Lands now or late Of Estate VII
liam Matthews. ~ ~ 4
Terms-One-third cash; balance on credit Of
one and two years In bonds bearing interest on
whole amount, payable semi-annually, secured BY
mortgage Of plantation. :
octla thu E, w. NJ MACKEY, s. @. @. "a
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ONE ou1RR fine initial note paper and twenty
five envelopes to match, for forty cents, at c. G.
Rghter's, No. 161 King street.
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BUSINESS NOTIC ES 4.

Mr.. A. G. Kaufman wants various securities.
See advertisement.
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Hlisrellaneons.

miscellaneous.
no YOU WISH TO PUT OFF INDEFI-
NITELY Sick Headache, Sour Eructatons and
Acidity Of the Stomach'
USE sQLoMoN's BTTTERS.
For sale by RAOUL q LfHAH.
sept17 3mos
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anftien saIes- sntnre MON.
BIZ j. A. ENSLOW & co.
UNDERWRITERS SALE.

TTNDERWRTERs' SALE.
On SATURDAY next, Soth Instant, will be sold Of
II O'CLOCK. as she now lies at Palmetto wharf,
on account Of the Underwriters ana au con
cerned,
The British Brig ssLADY PERIE, I" Of Sunderland,
England, 356 tons register, carrying capacity
about $40 tons dead weight together with ner
Masts, spars, Sails, Rigging, Tackle, Apparel ana
Furniture.
ALSO,
Two SHIPS BOATS.
An inventory can be seen at our office. 6 6
Conditions cash. ]. A. e. & co. Z,
Oct28 -
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J; THE ToFGSHoREMEM. [

shippers OF Cotton Object to the Ena-
ployment OF the Harbormaster as
stevedore, and the Longshoremen
Strike.
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Z ~ MODEL LESTABLIsHMENr.-We invite the atsen-
ton OF the friends of THE NEWS in the city and
shsourhout the stare to the excellent facilities
which our oillceenjoys for the prompt execution
: oy ali kinds OF Book and JOB Printing Fully pro-
tided with new type and machinery OF the latest
] and most approved pattern, and having large
snd carefully selected stock Of cards, envelopes
and papers Of all qualities, The NEWS Job Ofice Is
now prepared to I'LL orders Tor every description
OF plain and ornamental printing In the very best
manner and ct rates at least as low as any other
establishment In the Southern States. Call at
TaE ews building tup-stairs) and examine our
scale Of prices and specimens OF our work.
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BY r. NJ. MARSHALL & BRO.
TNARM AND DWELLING, NEAR ST.
IL STEPHENS DEPOT.

THIS DAY, 2sth instant, at II O'Clock, will be
sold at the Old Postoffice, Broad street,
1877 acres of LAND, two and half miles from
st. Stephens Depot, Northeastern Railroad, and
thirty miles from Charleston; 100 acres cleared,
balance well wooded. On the place are Dwell
ing of four rooms and outbulldings, and fine
Orchard.
Terms cash. Purchaser to pay Us for papers
and stamina Oct2S
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dEE7iSa or THE ALhsHousE COMMISSIONERS
IA meeting Of the Commissioners Of the Aims
nouse was held yesterday afternoon. 1t was re-
ported that the Commissioners Of the Orphan
house had refused TO receive within the walls Of
u tflat tdstf.uticn I'VE pauper children-three
girls and tmo boys and that the Sisters of Mercy
had fS2hnteered TO take care of and educate them
without expense TO- the city. 1t was resolved
that they shonld be transferred to the institution
III charge Of the Sisters to-day. The chairman
"a instructed to return the thanks Of the Board
Of Commissioners to the Sisters for their liberal
ana charitable oner. u.
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FINE ASSORTMENT OF PHOTOGRAPHS, impe-
rial cards and frames, at c. G. Fighters, No. l6l
King street.
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BUSINESS ENvELoPEs.-THE NEWS Job oflce is
now prepared to furnish good envelopes, with
business cards printed thereon, at 81 per thous-
and Send your orders. Every merchant and
business man should have his card printed on his
enyclOpes.
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The MAsoac FArs.--This Fair will not only be
ctinterest and benefit to tn. City Of Charleston
and the Masonic fraternity here, but to the
Mascns throughout the State. Arrangements
nave been made which win insure its being
cosanlete success. AS It win be held during the
session Of the Grand Lodge, when there VIII be a
large representation from nearly al, if Lot ALL Of
she Lodges in the state. We would spsgest that
there be . grsnd and imposing PROCESSION of the
Masonic fraternity on the ftseenth Of November,
which win make an interesting feature OF the
proceedings during the Falrweek.
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BYR. M. MARSHALL & GRO.

'DEsIDENCEs Nos. 6 AND 8 PRINCESS
III STREET.
THIS DAY, 2sth instant. at II O'Clock. will be
sold at the Old Postofflce, Broad street,
The above brick RESIDENCES, containing each
square rooms, with gas throughout, clstern,
outbuildings &c. Lotof each, 311s by 30 feet.
Terms cash. Purchasers to pay Us for papers
and stamps, oct2o
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BY KNOX, DAILY 6 co.

IMPORTANT AND UNRESERvED SALE
i FOR ACCOUNT OF UNDERWRITERS AND
ALL CONCERNED, OF GOODS DAM
AGED DURING THE LATE
FIRE ON KING STREET
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SMALL FARMs-Mr. J. Fraser Mathewes will
sell at the Old Postoflce, on the 25th ofNovember
next, one hundred small farms, eligibly situated
on the line Of the Savannah and Charleston Rail-
road.
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uru coons, Ctr, s.
NV rAL G o OBS Fsoals
JUST OPENED At
8 t. W EB b o..
NOS 2s7 AND 2ss KING srRBET.
We respectfully
GOODS Department % full asa complete @ variety @ and prices done before o
entire Stock
been auction Houses will sold
o d s.
1 case FALL DRESS
casaso rs cents-vey cheap
I case assorted Popnns a IS cnts-cheap
! ! @ case e WInsey s new W SM for Suits 25cent-c
large lot Of rs pSpn5s O5 coS al pop at 40 oentye, cheap
] % French en- Popnn
v, ,,s.Does anS Empress Cloths in every Shade figures
Ladies will please
NEW LOT OF BLACK SILKS
WOO LIEN DE
bale FLANNEL at 80 cents
i bale ~ Super White eFlnnlatSo
An Woo Red Fnnss ssses ss Sse co @ % s % Gents Suits
Family White Blanket at
spe pair job.
ID O M E
HOUS URNI HING DEPARTMENT., N
BIEAoaEp TABLE a nAaAsk DAM o, at 70 ntsrsnesp % nap
~ % ne1IRea @ TABLE 1os Damask @ @ at 50 %i. p's .a @ so .
All Linen Hack TOwnlng at a5 cents
IN
ur1oueuo Stock the t shown
Standard Brands WARRANTED PERFECT Texture
oneca MADDER ooIoRs IL cents
invest their funds to
NOS 2s7 AND KING STREET.
S T O IL, w E B B &c O.
nay G @ o D S! oDsl
j. R. E "A D & @ o.,
NO. ass KING STREET. CHARLESTON, s. c.
We now exhibiting DRY GOODS
Hosiery Fancy Goods Ribbons &C., at we
DRESS
Prints we
ing
IACES AND E les.
Handkerchief Collars GOODS OF every
Embroidered articles which always Defd
ceandR RmbroL
White Berlin SIX and e gloves
desrfph children
variety Mems Half Hose superior Ensn
Ladies' Misses Cover
sal them possible figures
SILK
Woonen Shwh Mourning
MIsCEILANE AND FANCY GOODS.
srf aVats RID.
andkeeh Paso W NuO
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Hiss DUR RAND-The Paris correspondent OF the
New York Times dined recently with NJ. Auber, in
paris: aAmong the guests were Nile. Poinsot,
Vito. you VIII remember, ence formed part Of
Maretzek's company in New York; Nile. Dsmo-
rean. daughter OF Nine Cints Damorsau, and her.
sslf 4 Urfrna donna; and Nile Louise Durand, the
Z American soprano, who has recently arrived
here. II. Anber seemed to take great interest In
our onng coultrswoman, and ais counses will
be Of measurable value TO her. There is some talk
Of an ot1sr having already been made her from St.
Petersburg. =
Miss Durand is native Chariestontan, and her
ffisnls win be glad to hear t,at she has met with
SO MAIN reception in Europe.
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NEW YORK Herald Times, Tribune and World,
fve cents per copy, at G. c. Fighters, No. 16l
King street,
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BY JOHN G.. MILNOR & co.

ON ACCOUNT OF UNDERWRITERS
" AND ALL CONCERNED, TWO CASES
ASSORTED DRY GOODS, MILL
TARY COATS, &c.
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MuRr.sLryrapooL IIsE.-The first arrival Of the
seasonof the British steam line consigned to Messrs
r Apre & Co. took place yesterday, the steam
ship Darien, Captain j.. Peters, reaching her wharf
soon after midday, direct frora Liverpool having
left october stn. The Darien brings good freight
ana some. passengers, and win be Immediately
DISCHARGED and placed on the berth for freight.
This vessel is Of substantial construction and was
built at Harlepool, on the east coast Of England,
point nov second only to the Clyde in the build
ing Of ocean steamers. She is 1172 tons, and will
probably cany about 1900 bales Of upland cotton.
Captain Peters is an experienced and capable sea-
man, and may be expected to give shippers and
Messengers the utmost satisfaction.
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is comple n yand npres
possible purchasing
t. a special bargains selling rapidly
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.aurtior gaIes- abis pap.
By R. M. MARSHALL & BRO.

CMALL DWELLING AT MOUNT
- PLEASANT.
THIS Iay. 2sth instant, at IL O'Clock. viii be
sold, at the Old fus!!onlce, Broad street..
kitchen, on Church street, Mount Pieasans, luss
north OF Patients Store. Lot 62 by IA leet.
Terms cash.. Purchaser to pay Us for papers
and stamps. octZo
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE..
oFTIoE OF THE EVENING TEIEeRApH.l

rrluay July =, 1865.
The transactions in loans and discounts to-day up
cpated, and the effect upon lenders is to make
them firm in their views. The gold market also
continues active, and notwithstanding the immense
amount OF coin now in process of distribution, the
demand for gold yesterday was more active than for
several days previous, and at one period yesterday
the rise, however was subsequently lost, though
not to the extent which circumstances would seem
to justify. There can be no doubt that the present
condition of the money market is the result,
usual, Of the manipulations OF the Stock Board of
New York. for II left to itself it would inevitably
bursements in gold and currency now going on.
Call loans continue to range from Col per cent.
on good collateral, and discounts from 7Ca10 per
cent for frst-class mercantile bills
Gold is moderately active and very free from nuc-
tuation. Sales opened at 1879, and quotations
doing here in Government loans, but prices have
far advanced q per cent over closing prices OF yes
terday.
The stock market was extremely quiet but prices
were steady Nothing was done in State loans
City 6s unchanged, selling at 94% for the old
and 100 for the new issues.
Reading Railroad was steady at 4931@4944.
Pennsylvania Railroad sold at 5616; and Mnehill
Railroad at 551%. 651( was bid for Lehigh Valley
Railroad eX div; 36 for North Pennsylvania Rail-
road; 81 for Catawssa Railroad preferred; and 491
for Northern Central Railroad.
Canal and Coal stocks were neglected.
Bank shares were dull Mechanics changed
hands at 32H.
In Passenger Railway shares the only transaction
was in Second and Third which sold at AZ. II was
offered for Tenth and Eleventh; is for Thirteenth
and Fifteenth; 81 for West Philadelphia; and 1875
for Hestonvlle.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.
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FROM NEW YORK.
erve Our His Term.

Ketchum Sent Back TO Serve Out His Term'
Despatch to The EUeTinJ Telegraph
NEW YORK, July IA decision was given by
Judge BarnardIon the motion, which has recently
attracted much attentonIfor the discharge OF
Edward B. Ketchum, sentenced three and halt
years ago for forgery to four and half years
Imprisonment. He has been remanded to serve
the remaining seven months of his sentence, six
months having already been taken off for good
conduct. The prisoner repudiated the action of
his fathers attorney in having brought the mo-
ton before the court.
A large number OF removals and appointments
have just been made In tile New York Post Qalee.
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FROM THE VEST.
Collision CI,

Collision ut Cleveland-Five Persons Drowned
CLEVELAND, Ohio, j uly 2.-About 10 clock last
evening, as the steamtug Repon was coming mp
the river she struck a small ferry boat crossing
the river with ten or twelve passengers, shiver-
ing it to fragments. From three to five persons
are supposed to have been drowned. The body
of Martin O'Donnell is the only one of the vic
tins recovered. The names of the Others are
unknown.
the 4th on SuRday-RumOrs that the Wheat
Crop is n Failure in IllinOis-Heavy Rains the
Cause.
Despatch TO The Erenirg telegraph.
ST. LOUIS July 2.-The St. Louis and Chicago
Through Line is the name of the new railroad
between the two cities, via Effiugham. The
officers of Vandalia and Illinois Central Railroad
are in the city completing arrangements for run
ming through trains in eleven hours, COM
mencing on the 18th inst. Our native popula-
tion are much dissatisfied with the resolution of
Germans here to celebrate the 4th on Sunday,
which is contrary to the proclamations of the
Governor Cherry and Mayor Cole. ~
Charles Quineman, one of the largest mllers
in Illinois, has been travelling extensively in
the country during the past two weeks and ex-
presses the conviction that the wheat crop in
this vicinity will prove disastrous failure,
owing to the heavy rains.
New Telegraph ines-SOmnambuIism.
Despatch to The EUening Telegraph.
4, OMAHA, July 2-The Union Pacific Railroad
directors and party of friends, left for Cali
fornia yesterday.
The new telegraph line will be completed to
Fort Benton, on the Upper Missouri, next
week.
Yesterday L. Hitchcock, aged eighty years,
fell from the fourth story of the International
Hotel while in state of somnambulism, killing
himself instantly.
The Kansas City Bridge the Missouri
Despatch to The Eceliag Telegraph.
CHICAGO, July 2.-West & Co.'S store was
robbed yesterday of S4OO in bills and valuable
papers. A confederate engaged the attention of
the proprietor while the thief took the property
from the safe.
Our Common Council, with invited guests,
left last night on an excursion to attend the
opening of the Missouri River Bridge at Kansas
City. The party will reach St. Louis at noon
to-day.
Thrty-nine transfers of real estate were made
| to-day, amounting to 100000.
The closing exercises of the public schools and
the graduating exercises of the High Schools
take place to-day.
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FRIDAY, July 2.-There is more doing in Clover
seed at s9@95O. Timothy is scarce and wanted,
selling at s45O@5. There is scarcely any Flaxseed
coming forward and it sells at $40.
There is no new feature to present in the Flour
market the demand being principally from the home
consumers, who are purchasing with more freedom.
Sales OF supernne at S5@b25; extras at s5S7%@
5'621( 700 barrels Iowa, Wisconsin, and Minnesota
extra family at S627 400 barrels Pennsylvania do.
do. at s65O@6T4; 1000 barrels spring wheat, "Sun-
SET" "Big Loaf" "Star OF the West" and other
brands on secret terms; 100 barrels Ohio do do. at
$3.50; and fancy lots at S9@i050 according TO qua
ty. Rye Flour sells slowly at s6121S@62o. Prices
OF Corn Meal are nominal.
The Wheat market continues quiet at former quota
uons. Sales OF 5000 bushels red at 81 90, and 400
bushels Pennsylvania white at elD4. Rye Is
steady at 1896 q bushe for Western. Corn is dun
and weak. Sales OF yellow at 92c. 1000 bushels
high Western mixed at $4,000. and 1900 bushels
Western mixed. aJ eoesTo. Oats are Unchanged;
bOOO bushels Western sold az To@Ioc.
HhlsRy ranges tIom s4es 70 n% Rapona