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QUARANTINE.

1t will be seen from the following CORES
pondence that during the ensuing summer
months, vessels having clean bills of health
granted or countersigned by Consul Of the
United States will not meet with detention at
the quarantine ground
BRITISH CONSULATE,
CHARLESTON, April 81, 1869.
TO DIR. Robert Le6by, Health Officer Port of
Charleston:
S1R-Perceiving from the publication of the
quarantine law lately enacted for this State,
that the thirty day period OF quarantine is only
expressly required Of the vessels designated in
the first subdivision of the second section of
the act, 1 have the honor to ask of you
whether you have established ary rules
which, by compliance Herewith at the
ports. Of departure by masters OF ves-
sells, may satisfy you Of the absence Of pes
tilential contagious and infectious disease at
such ports, at the time Of the vessels depar-
ture In other words, whether clean bills Of
health from such ports would not be sufficient
to take vessels out Of the first subdivision and
place them among the vessels in the second :?
which vessels seem to be subject only to such
detention as in your judgment may be neces-
sary. am, sir,
Your very obeiient servant,
II. p. WALKER,
H. NJ. Consul.
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sSsTO CoNSUMPTIvES.-T THE ADvER-
TISER. having been restored to health e : sew
weeks by very simple remedy, after having suffered
several years with severe lung affection. and that
dread cisesae Consumption. is anxious to make
known to his feliow-suferers the means Of cure.
TO oil who desire It, he VIII scnd copy OF the pre-
scr1puon used Gree Of chargeh with the directions
for preparing and using the same. which they win
And snxc cure for consun,paon. Asthma. BronSht.
tas &c. The object Of the advertiser in sending the
prescription 10 to benaAt TIE aicted and spread In
formation which heconceivea to 10 invaluable; and
he hopes every ssrer win try his remedy, 90 II Vim
cost thom nothing and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription viii please ad.
dresa Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON.
Wtlismsburg. Kings County, New Yosk.
GeprueKy1 #& 3moa
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BY TELEGRAPH.
THE STATE sUPREME COURT.
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO TIE NEWS I

ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE NEWS
COLUMBIA, April M.-In the Supreme Court
to-day, General McGowan closed the case for
his side. in the great negro bond case. He was
answered by Mr. Thompson on several points,
which concluded the most interesting and i'm
portant case Of this term. General McG Gowan
spoke some twelve hours against the validity
OF the bonds. Both sides OF the question have
been most thoroughly discussed, and it is pro-
bable that all similar cases will be continued
by agreement, 80 as to let the decision in this
case settle the principle involved.
Owing to it's great importance, the decision
in this case will not be rendered until the va.
cancy caused by Hoge's resignation is filed.
After some further unimportant business,
the court adjourned until Monday, when the
Second Circuit will be peremptorily called.
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Fatal KEROSENE ACCIDENT.

The New Orleans Picayune gives the shock
ing details Of the death, from kerosene lamp
explosion, Of Mrs. Benedict, the wife Of q
wealthy Louisiana planter, residing short
distance below New Orleans
Mr. Benedict, her husband, had left the plan.
tation for visit to the city upon business, and
Mrs: Benedict, with her little babe, had Just re-
tired TO rest for the ,, night when the accident
standby the bedside, and when the lady had
seen that her little one was tucked In and
cared for. she leaned forward and withfher
down. al the same time blowing down the
chimney to effectually extingush the ling ering
flame. In Oh instant tha blaze which had been
forced down into the lamp. ignited tho. oil
resulting IN an explosion the burning auid
spreading itself over the bed. Mrs. Benedict's
screams attracted the attention OF o nurse In
an adjoining apartment, who rushing In seized
the babe, whose night clothes we're also on
seemed to have paralysed her MRS. M Bepedcs, Be- iIs
with great presence Of mind, wrapped the bed
clothes about her to suffocate the Rre.l but
and room and ran down o flight Of stairs into
the parlor, where she endeavored to 8 life the
flames with the rugs and other WOODEN articles
she could get hold Of Still the fire demon
clung to her. literally scorching her to death
she rushed from the house out into The night,
and across the field, pass the sugar hcnas
to the dwelling Of the overseer, who.
aroused by her cries. opened the door
The poor lady, around whom linens' were quick
ly thrown, ,saturated with oil, was ono living
mass OF bnrna; bat Tor al this. and feeling
that she had but . little while to live, she
talked ss calmly as she was went 70 do Do before
seer, at her direction, lefs at once for the
house, and sucQeeGed IA put.ang oat the hre
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The Luxembourg Fortress is now, after o
long delay. nearly demolished.~ On April 3D.,
two capacious nnines, filed with powder. under
the structure, were fired by means Of elsctrici-
ty, and the entire circuit OF walls was levell ed
to the ground.
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The Leyant Herald makes The announce
ment that Miss Burdett Coutts has proposed to
provide Jerusalem with an efficient systera Of
water supply at her own cost.
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Aa- MERCANTILE COOPERATIVE ASSO-
CIATION.--CHARLEsTON. s O., APRIL "A. 1862
The Stockhod OF this Association are hereby In
formed that the manager OF the store will be prepared
to pay to them, aud after the let pfoximo dis.
count Of FIVE PEE CKNT. ON all purchases made by
them from tho opening ofhe stose to Sch ipstant The
same 70 be paid In goods, and In accordance with
section 3D. article 5h Of tho ByIAws OF the Associa-
ton. s2& p4 r
On and after tho lot proxio tho sae rate Of dia.
count will be allowed 10 al puschas!ng shareholders
Of tho tinne OF purchase.
All shareholders desiring II may enjoy credit at
thirty days, In purchasing. upon sdspositng their
stock Cefthcats, as collateral sesurty In accord
arce with the conditions required by the Board oil
information TO which oan be obtained OF the naa
eger at tho storc. i. O. HENDRICKS,
\. April "a anaw8 Secretary and Treasurer.
4. AarOFFICE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS,
gSREpROOE BUILDING, CHARLESTON, 8. O..
APRIL 10, 1Se9.--LyoENSRS TO RETAIL SPIRIT.
UoUs LIQUORS IN THR COuNTY.---An persons
who have failed TO take out their Licenses 90 re-.
qulred BY the act Of tie General Assembly are called
upon to DO 20 forthwith, the penalty attached for
neglect win be rigidly enforced.
ALI who neglect to take out their Licenses on the
1st May proxmo, will be considered defaulters, and
will be dealt with accordingly. q;
BY order OF the Board.
y. @. MILLER.
Aprsl 20 IN Chairman
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jaaerai Noiifes.

R%- The Friends and Acquaintance
Of MIR. WILLIAM O'MARA, and of MIR. end Mrs. Ar.
THUR O'MARA, and OF Mr.. and Mrs. THOMAS CASEY,
ore invited to attend the Funeral of the former, at
his residence, Mary-street north side between
Meeting and King, This MORNING, at Nine O'Clock
April 26 X
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April %

A%A CARD FROM MIR. GEORGE H. CRU
BER.-To MI FRIENDS: It ls with extreme regret
that announce to my friends and patrons that cir.
cumstances beyond my control compelled me to dis
continue my business at the old stand of N. M Pom
TIa Co., No. 236 King-street. In making this
announcement beg to tender my sincere thanks
for their liberal patronage and support, and trust
tilat in my new position they will extend the same
Noerality. My limited capital together with losses
Of the past three years. impaired my credit to such
extent that 1t difficult to keep up supply of
goods without paying exorbitant prices, and was
fast losing my health, business and friends In this
extremity appealed to Messrs. VIM. 8. CORWIN &
CO., and the Nberahty which so characterizes that
firm was at once extended to me. and am now en-
abled to offer better inducements. Their extensive
capital ana experience permits them to offer finer
class of goods at about the prices had to pay par.
tcularly in Teas Champagnes. Clarets. Brandies.
&c. The combined effors Of myself and former
partner. Mr.. JAMES 8. MARTIN, will be to please
you, and we respectfully solicit continuance OF
your patronage; and pledge ourselves TO give our
personal and prompt attention to SUCH Again
thanking you for past favore and indugences T. re-
main your obedlent servant,
GEO. 81. GRUBER,
Care of VIM. 8. CoRwn1 & Co..
No. 275 King.street,
Between Wentworth and Beaufatn,
April IA WINS Aud opposite Hasel-street
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So Marion Fire Engine Company.--
You are hereby summoned to appear at the Engine
House. THIS MORNING, at Eight O'Clock in full un.-
for to pay the last tribute Of respect to your late
Brother Fireman and Director WILLIAM O'MARA.
By order of the President. GEO. A. CALDER.
April ~ Secretary.
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a$OFFICE FOR Deposit OF SAVINGS.
SOU III CAROLINA LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY.
This Company w,ll RECEIVE DEPOSITS on and
after LIST May. under the Rner which may ue had At
the Office, No 10 Broadstreet. For the present the
hours for receiving deposits will be from Nine A. NJ
to Twelve M. Should the business warrant the
opening OF an Office at some moro central point and
at more convenient hours for the industrial classes
provision will be made accordingly.
THOs. r. WARING,
April 23 fmwImo Cashier
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&4 COMMON SENSE RULES YHE MASS
Of the people, whatever the misnsmed and miBan.
thropic philosophers may say to the contrary. Show
them good thing, let Its merits be clearly demon
strated, and they will not hesitate to give IL their
most cordial patronage. The masses have already
ratified the judgment Of aphysician concerning tho
virtues Of HOSTkTTER'S BITTERs. as may bS seen
in the immense quantities Of this medicine that are
annually sold in every section Of the land It 10
recognised as greatly superior to all other remedies
yet devised for diseases Of the digestive organs auch
% dierrhoea, dys ntery dyspepsia, and for the
rous favers that arise nom derangernent Of those
portions Of the system Hostetter's name is rapidly
becoming household word. from Maine TO Texas.
from the shorer OF the Atlantic to the Pacific. These
celebrated STOMACH BITTERS have doubtless Gre
ated 40 much sensation In the community for their
remarkable cures as any other medicine extant It
10 fact that In the minds Of many persons preju-
dioe exists against what called patent medicines
but why should this prevent you resortng TO AN ar
tice that has such array Of testimony to supportit
40 HOaTETTER'5 STOMACH BITTERs. Physicians
prscribe IT. why should you dscaxd ii2 Judges usual-
~ considered men Of talent have and do use It In
their araaies why should you reject Let NOT your
prejudice usurp your reason to the everlasting In.
Jury Of your health. II is the only preparation OF
the kind that 10 reliable all cases, and It is there.
fore worthy OF the confederation Of the afilicted
The BITTERS are pleasant to the TASTE agreeable In
their effects, and altogether valuable as tonic or
remedy for indigestion.
April ~ DAo &c
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Cooke. Esq, DR.. r. w. Voght and VIM. H
Reddish, Esq, as magistrates for Orangebure
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N1ILLxs 5 CEaasssLss, 1''t9I
n FACTORS. COMPRESSION MlzRoHANTs
sSfptets6 ,ld 59ps Nv AND ~ f2s s6Fssseg,
% STRIPPING AGENTS, ~ t8ps
WILL ArrFap TO TsE puKoaAsR. aAns AND
SHIPMENT TO Foreign and poanestsc Ports, oa
COTTON. RICE, LUMBER AND NAVAL eTORxa
ATLANTIC WHARF. charlea,on. Q, O.
October 26 - ~~
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s@NOTICE.-OFFICE OF CORONER OF
CHARLESTON COUNTY, APRIL "a, e9.-During
my temporary abs ence from the State. E. NJ WHIT
ING Esq. Coroner for the Parishes of st. Philips
and St. Michaels, and Magistrate. viii attend to the
duties of my Office at No. 81 BROAD-STREET.
April a TIMOTHY HURLEY
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Shipping.

EXCURSIONS AROUND THE HARBOR
- THE FINE. FAST SAILING AND COM
~ FORTABLY appointed Yacht ELEANOR
-<sAAwil resume her trips to historic points in
.n1.as.a..the harbor. and will leave Government
Wharf daily at Ten A. NJ. and Four p M
ror Passage apply to THOMAS YOUNG,
december IL Captain, on hoard.
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A@- CONsIG NEES' NOTICE.-CON-
sIGNEEs per steamship EvERMAN are notified
that she is TE1s DAY discharging Cargo at North
Atlantic wharf. ALI Goods on the wharf at sunset
will be stored at the risk and expense of Consignee
April 26 JOHN THEO. Gritty.
as- OFFICE CHARLESTON CITY RAIL
WAY COMPANY. CHARLESTON, s. G, APRIL 20,
1o69-On and after this date, the Cars will all run to
the Battery from p. NJ. to half-past 8 O'Clock p M
Thts arrangement will continue until the regular
Summer Schedule goes into effect, which will be on
and after Monday, the Sd May next
8. w. RAMSAY,
April &c Secretary and Treasury.
@-THE MEMBERS OF THE BAR ARE RE-
QURsTED to meet In the Equity Courtroom. at 10
A. NJ THIS DAY, 26th instant, to consider the mode
of procedure for the business of the June Term Of
Court. A. c. RICHMOND
April 2c &C. p.
ag TENTION! FIREMEN OF
CHARLESTON,-R in Stock, expressly for
the parade, as follows:
BLACK CASHMERE PANTS. w SO 90 to s. so
White Linen Pants. 80 to 8 co
H1encn C3ii boots. 800 to 9 90
White Gloves, assorted.
White and Red Flannel Shirts, &c., DC.
B. FOLEY.
April 23 81 No. s5 Market-street.
a| BALTIMORE, APRIL 81, 1869. NO.
TICE.-MR. CHARLES II. KEMEFETTER'S con.
necton with our house travelling agent, and his
authority to collect money due u.s. ceases from this
date. DARBY n CO.
Wholesale Fruiterers and Confectioners.
April "a
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INSURE
YOUM LIFE AND PROPERTY

INSURE
YOUB LIFE AND PROPERTY.
THE CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE In
SURANCE COMPANY.
OF HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT.
ASSETS and Surplus over......... .914, 900 900
DIVIDENDS have averaged over so per cent an.
nually
RESPONSIBILITY For every 500 OF Liabilities. II
has 1854 of Assets.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES taken for 80 per cent. of same
ANCE COMPANY,
OF BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS,
ASSETS over 81 900 900
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES taken for 40 per cent of same.
DIVIDENDS paid annually on the Contribution plan
PROPERTY IN
THE ETNA FIRE INSURANCE. COM
PANY,
HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT.
ASSEIS.... S5, ,16O. .031
THE HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE.
COMPANY,
HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT.
THE NORTH AMERICAN FIRE lNSUR.
ANCE COMPANY,
HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT.
<AooCAcsss.sss .%4k10, ,lot6
THE CONNECTICUT FIRE YNSURANCE
COMPANY,
HARTFORD CONNECTICUT.
ASSEAS...... ..................... $342,61
THE IRVING FIRE INSURANCE. COM
PANX,
NEW YORK.
%
Mr.. W. @. COURTNEY, Of the firm of W. G.
COURTNEY CO., No. 9 Boyce & Co.'s Wharf, will,
in connection with this Agency, take risks on COT
TON, RIOE AND PRODUCE generally
A. HI. HAYDEN,
No. 272 KING-STREET.
January ~ fmw3mo
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THIS ASSOCIATION WAS ORGANIZED ON THE
22d Of June last only nine months ago. and has al
ready secured an annual revenue from premiums ON
existing policies of nearly $4,000 Give Hun
dred thousand Dollars). Its new business for the
month Of December was $72,893 80, insuring the
amount Of $1,167,0O0. Its new business for the
month Of January. was Ss6,52A II, insuring the
amount Of 81, 1,e49.00o.
One months business being greater than that done
by the largest weatn1est Life Insurance Compa-
nies in the United States during the entire "a arse
year OF their existenco. ~
The Association was first started by the most
wealthy and inauentaal citizens OF az. Louis, for
the purpose Of changing the current Of IAfe Insur
ance and Life Insurance capital from the East to
the West and South and as Its plan is liberal and
Just to every section. State and district the wealthy
men Of the West and South generally are insuring
their lives in it. TO the exclusion OF other companies
This is shown by the fact that the policies issued
during the months Of December and January are of
an ayerange amount Of 81, ,388 "A. drawing aver
age annual premium OF $418 40.
The largest average attained by any other compa-
ny in the United States is about $4,000 to each poll
cy, while the average size of al policies existing In
this country is only about $2t00.
These facts speak for themselves.
OMcers.
81. g. LOpER, President (Cashier Peoples National
Bank)
W. GEO. GIBBEs, vice-Presldent Nv. q. whildsn q
3. r. JENKINS. III. D., Medical Examiner.
Directors.
JOHN b. STEELE (of North, Steele & wsrdell.)
@. IRVINE WALKER walker, Evans q CogswelL)
q. w. AIMAR, Druggist.
H. T: PEAKE. General Superintendent South Caro-.
lima Railroad. 4.,a.
q. i. PANKNIN, Druggist.
JAS. Il. 1PEAR, JeweIler. 4t6 ,sf5r M
D. II. 6ILGOX, wholesale and Retail Furniture.
N. p. CARTER, Secretary and Agent.
March 20 Tyr No. 40 RroaG-straes.
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ExTRA "TRIP TO yAvANNAH.

a. THE ELEGANT STEAMER Do.
skasz2SI2 - TATOR, Captatn WM. +. MoNRrTY,
wt In addition to her regular trip. leave Charleston
ON SATuaDAz EvKE1Nas, at O'Clock. for Savannah
Returning, will leave Savannah as O'Clock SUN.
DAY AETERNooNs for Charleston. J
h ,s, j. ID. AIKEN co.,
Aprll "A Agents.
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" REsERzHcEs, Governor 2. p. Vance. Charlotte;
w. p. Reynolds Bro. Ncrfolk; E. q. Chic. aupsr.
intendes B. Il n. Ratlroad, Portsmouth; Colonel d!
L. Fremont, u. E. Burrues. Esq, Wilmington; n.
X. Thurber l. Co., Langhrap q Egbert. New York |;
Bernsrd OMEN. Charleston; Alexander d Russell.
Havannah. 8mos Apria2
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The Mountaineer says: ''During the first
part Of this week very heavy rain fell here.
doing some little injury by Washing The
fruit crop. we are glad to be able to state, was
not entirely destroyed by the recent frosts, al-
though the supply will be much shortened.
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FUN ONUNWEVOWN, CHEHAW,
AND ALL LANDINGS ON TEE PEEDER RIVER.
pK@A The STEAMER GENERAL MANI.
sGAULT, Captain CoRDEs is now 70.
ceiving Freight at South Atlantic Wharf, and will
leave as above on THURsDAx MonNNG, Goth instant,
ct daylight
All freight prepaid.
No freight received after sunset.
6HACKELFORD KELLY, Agents.
April rs No. Boyoes Wharf.
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FOR wRIGEaT'S BUFF, :.
AND ALL LANDINGS ON TIE sANTEn RIVER.
. .rK-A THE STEAMER MARION, GAP.
sEalss2I2ds2as TAIN J. T. FOSTER is now receivinx
Freight on Accommodation Wharf, and will leave
WEDNEsAY NIGHT, 28th inst.
Apply to JOHN FRR@USON.
April 26
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EDTSTO, ROCKVILLE AND ENTER.
Nr PRISE.
~ ,s,K1Nh THE 81 EAMER FANNIE. GAP
TAIN ADAIR, will lesve Accomrnoda-
ton Wharf every WEDNESDAY, MORNING, at O'Clock.
Returning, leave Edieto at Ia o'clock.
For Freight or Passage, apply to
JOHN FERGUSON.
April 26 Accommodation Wharf,
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FOR CHERAw,

FOR CHERAw,
GEORGETOWN AND ALL LANDINGS ON THE
PEEDEE RIVER.
e. THE STEAMER PLANTER, GAIT.
C. q. WHITE, is Ieceiving Fyeisht ut
Accomm0datf0n Wharf and will leave WEDNESDAY,
NIGHT the 28th inst.
Apply on board, or to JOHN FERGUSON.
April 36 a.. tr.. q
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-12-23

b Telegraph CHICAGO, Dec. %.
FLoUR-Quiet, at 50 CO84 70 for Spring
extras.
WHE4T-Dull and Iz91zc lower: sales OF
NO az sec; No. 2 SO1z@5l1<c, closing at
s91zgSJ54c Tor No. 2: this afternoon the
market was heavy at S01zc cash. and seller
CoRE-Dull at 7215a751zc for No. 2, closing
at 75c for regular and 75c for fresh recei DTS
no grade b6W67c; this afternoon the mare
ket was dull TIC for No. 2.
OATS - Quiet at 421<9421zc FOR No. q
closing sc 42lz942l<c.
RYE-Duli at 7la72c.
BARLEY-Inactive and nominal at z5c
for No. z.
HIGHWINEs-Dull at 9ia92c.
SUGAR-ll5s9Azc for common TO choice
Orleans.
PRoYIsIoss-Dull and the demand almost
exclusively speculative: Ness Pork is SOC
lower sales at US 75@29 o. cash; s2S 7505
y p, seller January, and $40 75G3O 90, se,Ier
February, closing at S28 6Gg28 rs cash; e29 50
gB76, seller February; Lard easier and
closed weak at l65<9i7c cash, and l7J<al
l11zc, seller February; sweet pickled haIns
quiet at l55z9l6c: Cut Meats easier, closing
nomtnally at l31%0lS1zc for rough sides:
l41zc for short RIB; l0t<MlIc for dry sailed
shoulders, and l4c for green hams
HoGS-Dressed are active at $40 50Qli So
closing az $40 509l1 90, dividing on 200 lbs
live neglected at rs 5O8S IS for common.
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THE MARK ETS.
sew KoFK HaPEeg.

90 Telegraph.l NEW YORK, Dec %.
CoTToE-In favor of buyers; sales OF
1000 bales at 251zc for m1ddiing uplands.
FLoUR-Rec eipts, 8258 bbls.: market
heavy; sales of Z, 500 bbIs at "a 40@7 90 Sor
supeThne State aud Western; So 1906 10 for
extra state; 81 90Q6 70 for extra Western
IS 1905 20 for white wheat extra; G5 208
Sc 05 FOR Round Hoop Ohio; s. 1906 so for
extra ST. Louis; So 509S so for good to choice
do, closing dull, including S,lOO barrels
extra for export. Rye -four quiet; sales
OF 800 bbls at 81 4095 10.
CORN MEAL-Quiet.
WHISKY Heavy and declining; sales OF
$50 bbls Western at 99c0s1 for iron-bound.
WHEAT-le lower and In moderate in
qniTy for export and milling; sales OF "a goo
No. 2 do; 81 82Sl 81 for winieri red and
amber Western; 81 a for white Michigan (;
81 81 for white state.
RYE-Qutet.
BARLEY-Dull and heavy.
BARLEY MALT-DuiI.
CoSN-DulI and heavy and I92c lower;
sales OF 5o,COO bushels at 81 1891 l3H for
small lots of old mixed Western; 9J999e
for new Southern yellow; 81 % for hand
some old round yellow.
heavy; sales of 2f,0OO bushels at 62%903c
for Western, and 63S6jc Tor State.
11INSEED OIL-Dull.
RIcE-DulI.
CoFFEE-Qufet
sUGAR77s!eady, with sales OF 800 hhds
LAssEs-Dul; sales OF 200 bbIs New
Orleans az 70 HS0c.
IEEhOLEuA-NSuleJ at l4tGlTxc f1r crude,
and 3l@3l3<c for refined.
HoPS-Quiet.
LEATHER-sales of henlIock at sOa9lc for
Buenos Ayres and Rio Grande.
WooL-Quiet; sales OF IS 900 pounds at 45
case for domestic; s21S@9I1Sc- for secured /;
4994219c for pulled. and 5G958c for rubbed
SPIRITS URPENTINE-Quiet.
PoRK-Heavy and lower: sales OF go
bbls at ESl C0B3l rs for new mes: S3l 259
s8i 80 for old do /; S2f O0926 % for prime,
and SIS O0930 so for prime mess; also ], go
barrels new mess, for January and three
months, at $40 5O930 90.
BEEF-Steady; sales OF 10 bbls at s. 009
Sl3 90 for plain mess, and Sl2 00@l7 90 FOR
new mess. Tterce Beef dun: sales OF 20
tierces at SIS O0928 90 for prime mess, and
81 OOa3O UO for India mess.
BEEF HAMs-Ouiet sales OF ITO bbis at
$50 O0933 %.
CUT MEATS Heavy; sales OF 100 packages
al l29lZ52c for shoulders, and l7c for hams.
MIDDLEs-Duli; sales OF l50 boxes at l5kc
for Cumberland cut and 1870 for long
clear.
HoGs-Dzessed quiet at sl2 5OsIs co for
Western.
LARD Heavy and lower: sales Of 800
Lierces at I7MISJ[c for steam. and I8LRlac
for Kettle rende ed. also 900 Heroes stea m
sellers February, at lS14c.
BUTTER-Dull at I5g32c for Ohio.
CHEEsE-Qutet at l6@l8c.
FREIGMTs-TO Liverpool lever; ship
ments OF wheat per steam at 41Sd.