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TN THE DISTRICT CUU TT OF THE
i UNITED STATES FOR SOU q CABOLTNA-
MUIRHEAD, N. D., OF CHARLESTON, BANK-
RUPT-PETIrION FOB FULL ANO FINAL DIS
CHARGE IN NBANKRUPTCY.-Ordered That a hear
ing be had on the TWENTIETH pAr OF AUGUST
that al creditors &c., of 60 d Fankrups ap ear at
said time ard place. and show cause II any they cau
why the prayer Of the pet ioner should aot be
granted Ana that The second snd third meeting Of
creditors Of said Bankrupt will be held at tina ONCE
OF ]. G. CARPENTER, tiq, Registrar OF First and
Second Congressional Districts, 8. c., on TWENTY.
NINTH DAY OF JULY. 1919 OF IAN
By order OF the Comt the 10th day OF July. 1869.
DANIEL q jRLBRCK,
Clerk Of the District Court Of the o. 6. f'r sc.
July IT q. 81 3
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GOODS.

NEW GOODS. 4
TlAsT INDIAN MANIoCA. NEW, 'AaREKA.
II BILE, most de lcious and. healthy food. used
for Puddings Jelhes, eanc Mango, Toe Cream,
Gfiddle Cakes, Soups, &C., put mp tn1 b. pack
nges with directions for use. q
Deaiccat.d Cocoanut. for Pies, Puddings, Cakes,
&c, put up in half tb. packages, with directions.
Sweet Oil, French and American In bali pins. pnts
and quarts.
Cider and White Wine vinesw, warranted pure.
Fresh Roasted Bio Coffee. Of good qulhty. ut S6c.
Yfb. 81.
Just received and for sale by -. - $50
CO.OPERA I'VE GROCERY STORE,
Southwest corner Meeting ana Market streets.
Goods delivered free. May 28
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FRESH DRUGS,

FRESH DkUGS,
TUsT RECEIVED AND FOB BALE, WHOLE
81 SALE AND RE1AIL, by Dr.. b. BAER, No.
1871 NEETING.STREET-
WOLF'5 SCHIEDAM sCHNAPPS
Hoetetter's Bitters
Plantation Bitters
Foutz' Horse and Cattle Powders
Winslow's Soothing Syrup
Perry DAVIS tainidlIer
Mexican Mustang Lnsment ~
fahnestocks Vermiluge
Peery's Dead Shot, &C., &C., 6e.
June 20 stuth
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do Rsut.

THO REsT. ON sULLlvAN'S ISLAND,
i aCOriAGF-BUILT HOU>E, With portion OF
Furniture situated on Niddle-sreet within I'VE
minutes walk OF the steamboat landing; fine tis.
tern. pump and everything complete. Apply to ".
HUNT, No AZ Markel.street :* July II
THO RENT, THE HOUSE No. 10 YER.
i NON.StRtET, with Fix rooms, double pi Zzl,
and eaa throughout To good ten ant the rent will
be low. Inquire at No. 38 8AMHERSr-STREET.
July 16 A.
gTU RENT, TAE PLEASANTLY STU.
Il A1ED TWO AND HALE STORY RESI-
DENCE. No. s Gadsden. street, opposite Wentworth.
Apply at CHARLESTON STEAM SAW MILL.
June IA
DEtI ESTATE AGENTS, AND OTHERS
III having houses to reut, can have their Placards.
&C.. printed at the lowest rates and In the newest
and neatest styles OF type, at TIE NEWS JOB OF.
fICE, No. 149 East Bay
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financial.

DOR SALE,
FIVE SHARES HOMESTEAD BUILDING AND
LOAN ASSOCIATION. Apply at THIS OFFICE.
IulY LIZ
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VEyANTED, sUBsURlBEKs FOR ALL
w THE LEADING MAGAZINES AND News
CHARLES @. RICHTER,
April II No. 161 Klng-sreet,
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Total emit. at port ..$24S 713 045 $295. 1902 49O
These figures are not without precedent.
The greatest food of imports ever expert
enced in this country began in August,
1865, and the total for the year ending
June 30 1866. amounted to $306, l39, 1893,
nearly thirteen million in excess Of the total
for the year just closed.
Turning to the exports, we find that for
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Total entered at port. $40, All ,59S 25,OS2, ,1Os
This shows gain in the Imports at thai
port for the first six months Of 1868
amounting to alb ut forty-four million dol
lars, or nearly one-t' ird increase on the
figures of last year, as will appear from the
following comparison:
The foreign imports for the six months
n
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!, SUGAR AND MOI ASSES.

sA1c Ha Js. CHOICE PORr TO RICO SUGAR
4O 50 bbls. choice Porto Rico Sugar
50 hbds Muscovado Sugar
100 bids. Cuba Nolasees = -
so bbls Cuba Moasses
10 hhds. Porto Rico Molssses.
For sale in lots to suit pur, hssers. BY
". p. HALL,
Julv7 ws1mo Brown & Co.'S Wharf.
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oils! Oils. oILsI

DE TINGl BE Citing
5000 FEET oAK-TANNED LEATHER BELT.
ING
5000 FEET GUM Betting, 2, 8, 4, and s
PLY
$50 SIDES PATENT DRESSED LACE
LEATHER
800 DOZEN METALLIC-TIPPED BELT
LACING
100 BOXES BLAKE's PATENT BELT
$50 DOZEN TOLLMAN'S BELT HOOKS
$50 YARDS GUM PACKING, 1-16 INCH TO
INCH THICK
TUCK's PACKING. 1 INCH TO u INCH Dr.
AMETER
SOAPSTONE PACKING, INCH TO IA
INCH DIAMETER
WHITE AND BROWN JUTE PACKING
ITALIAN HEMP PACKING
RUBBER AND LEATHER HOSE
MANHOLE AND HANDHOLE GASKETS OF
ALL SIZES.
CAMERON, BAHKLEY & co.
Northeast Corner Meeting and Cumberland streets.
January
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aeu, publifat uus.

Hen pubIifat Ous.
DOOK BUYERS WILL FIND 1T To
THRIR ADVANTAGE TO CONSULT THIS
CATALOGUE.
The List win be Changed at leas. Once Week.
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Aotifes ia Baakruptfg.

TN THE DISTRICT COUitT or THE
J. UNITED STATES. E. r G0U "a CAROLINA
JULY ERM 1869-IN THE NAT BR OF JAMES
PETITION FOB FULL AND FINAL DISCHARGES
IN BANKRUPTcY.-0rdered. That hearing be
had on the SECOND MONDAY OF AuausT, A. D. 1869,
at Federal Courthouse In GreenviIe. g. G.. and that
time aud place, and show cause If any they cap why
the prayer Of the petitioner houln not be granted.
Bv order OF the court, the 18Th dav Of July, A. D.
1889. DANIEL HoRLBECK,
Clerk otthe district Court of the q. =. for s. @.
July17 50
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J. UNITED STA rE>. FOR SOUTH CAROLiNA-
JULY TERM, 1sso.-IN THE MATTER Of J.
NURRY MUIRHEAD. OF Oh ,RLEST IN, B,NK-
RUPT.-PETITIoN FOR FULL AND FINAL
DISCHARGE IN BANKRUPT'Y.- Ord d, That
bearing be had on the TwENTIETH DAY OF
AUGUST. at Federal Cou tbouse IN charleston,
y c.; and that all Creditors. &c, of said BsnH-
rupt appear at said time and place. and show
cause. II ans they can, why the prayer OF the
petitioner should not be- granted. And that the
second and third meedugs Of creditors OF said Bank
rupt will be held at the Office of J. G. CARPt N.
TER. Esa., Registrar OF First and second Coogres.
sional Districts, b. c., on TWENTY NINTH DAY OF
JULY, 1859 at u n.
By order Of the Court the 18th " Of July. 1859
DANIkL HORLBECK,
Clerk Of the District Court Of the U. s. for i. G.
July II 50
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HONEY
EoR SALE, WHOLESALE AND Retail. BY
IL DR.. q. HAER,
June 20 No. 1sl Meestng street.
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FUR SALE

H. & II. w. CATAERwOOOD's
EXTRA FINE PURE OLD r..
MONON HISKIES.
IN BARRELS OF THE ABOVE FAvoRITE
CU warsKIRa, consisting Of I, *. XXX, xxx,
and lECTAR and CABINET BRANDS, and also Of
lowt GRADES. .-t...
Now landing, and for sale low BY .
b. GERDTS CO.,
JuIe IL stuthSmo No. East Bay.
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vXIANTED, EVERYBODY To KNOW
w that JOB PRINTING Of all kinds, plain and
ornamental, Is executed promptly In the neatest
style and at the lowest New York prices, at he
Nrws Job once, No. 149 EAST BAY Call and ex-
anime the scale Of prices before giving your orders
elsewhere.
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At PRl VATE SALE. THAT ZINE
n STAND with fixtures for q Grocery, corner
Calhoun and East Bay streets, No. IS. Apply ON
PREMISES. thstu January 81
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ln)aufS.

WANTED TO HIRE, A GOOD Cu0K.
w Also a qualified LAUNDRESS. Apply at No.
Is WEN1wORiH- sTRt Er, south side. near East
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for Sale.

WOOD FLATS. ..-1W WO FLATS OF
w about ffteen cords capacity for sale low for
cash. Apply at WHARF, west end Monsgue-
street. tuwsS July IS
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-10-21
The Gold Conspirators.

Judge 1ngrahain, of New York, In his
charge to the grand jury, said:
90 not feel at liberty to omit calling
your attention to provision of law mia
king criminal offence for two or more
persons to conspire together to commit
any act injurious to public morals, or tc
trade or commerce
1t is not OF untrequent occurrence that
acts of this character, by agreement be
tween two or more persons to control the
rates of treigh s on canals, or an associa
ton among carriers for the purpose of IN,
creasng their charges, or agreements to
prevent budding for articles or property
sold at auction, were contrary to the pub
lie interests, and were void. In one OF
these cases such an arrangement to fix
rates OF freight in the differ mt lines OF
boats on tn canals, from which neither
should deviate, and all to share in the
profits, was held to be conspiracy to
commit an act injurious to trade, and
come within the provisions of the stat.
ute.
So an agreement to raise wages, and t.
prevent any from working for less sums
than are agreed on has been held to be a
conspiracy injurious to the trade.
The offence consists not in doing al
act to raise the price ofan article, or in
, doing any other act with such an intent
but in agreeing beforehand to do such
acts, and in preventing the associates from
doing otherwise You can see from The
nature of this offence the bearing it has
upon matters that have come within th(
notice OF everybody tor some time past.
do not say to you that any of the late
occurrences in this city, which have eau
sed so much distress and alarm through
the community, come within the provis
2ons OF this statute, and expose the par
tics concerned to the liabilities under it
because the facts connected with those
transactions are not sufficiently within
my knowledge to warrant me in expires
sing my opinion thereon; but wher,
transactions of this character take place
causing so much arrangement of business
and intilcting such injuries on the trad,
and commerce Of the country, it may vel
be the duty of the grand inquest Of til,
county, as it is undoubtedly within thei
province, to inquire whether such occur
ences have been brought about by an,
unlawful combination, and, if so, to pre-
sent the guilty parties for trial
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One Half the Regular Rates

we want good reliable agents in every pert OF
me country. BY employing Your spare time to
the m osi liberal commissions. either in Cash or
Merch andise, and all goods SEM by as will be as
represented, and we guarantee Subtraction to ev-
cry one dealing with our house
Z Agents shonld collect ten cents from each Gus
toner and forward to US in advance, for Deecrip-
tive Checks OF the goods we sell. sFt
The holders of the checks have the privilege OF
either purchasing the article thereon described OF
Of exchanging for any article mentioned on our
Catalogue, numbering over $50 different articles
not one OF which be purchased in the usnal
way for the same money
The advantages of first sending for checks afe
The e: We are constantly buying small lot C. -ery
valuable goods. which ere rot on our cataloa nes
aud for which we Issue c2eclls till I'll are eoid ne
ices in every large club we will pat checsf a2
w .tches Oulits blank ets Dress Pate Tr ~ 3. ne
other article OF vaiEe Ptctnp s,'e2s15cs = as
clseb a. emporium ty Q pW,citdSi1sg det.c.e Jor
about me quarter Of Cts C1tye
In every order amounting TO ovel so, ac1Gss9a-
MED by the cash the agent may gerlin 80 OO. - n
every order CT over $780, C3,O0 zn.s be Teta::a 10
Pay eI.o Express Charge.
This offer lie more especially 10 assist saeu.- rs
me Western and southcra ste.3s, lat is opeJ &c Il
&C E1ME&sacr
Agents viii he paid ten per cent "a .. 4, or
Eiercbandise, VI en- they I'LL Up 4Hgrs s..e.Js
ciUI;, ior "Aich t39oY ':o give rartisl iifs q
Sos ara fset'ar &c ~So. from club Of T..i,t,.
we viii p no agent, g. Co.npaisc;cn, 90 5
~ cysl O. b!e9 chad sbeetiag. g00i Dregs p =
Wool Gqug.c silcs,l Frerdn oasr;5nere III ~,
Vest Pat era. Five l2i Waite C>vntcsraoc. CO.
ETC or % % ia ash ~
s,sI' ~; sst@fes czasSc Ffcm clu5 Of rslsf.
Will psZ re agcT I, ecr::rls sioI, ~ ,3,lF -
ing ore rsiT aegs- aool Blsrhess Ioplaa III.
Pattern. ldgut scTo Tcol Gars.o Gh1l. a,.7.,.
cefa " dfeh. &C., &c, or IS oJiA cash
:. ~f ~ @TS h Of ga, rcn4 e,a, g
Huncre,.. SIC wil pc7 ~ scent. &, cor - q .r
l.Q yfrcs gco5 yard vide Shoctiag Cc.ag & i.
= ,I.g Cttae Vatc.s, E.ich Lorg Efooi Shawl. 'f.
in cash.
We 30 not eTnp 10y any travelling apss. fod err
toFlsre ehould not HGg none, tnl@fsona asgi q 3
iG 10 ~ o. aeTi. fses.oa8 pssc scik,' acqA si =
sffE. Tz0fEy ALwAvs tsE~I.
Es-fstsf e zTe esHTs.r rPs.
= For farther particulars eend for ca.aioenes,
PARK ER RI CO.,
1yls 50 8 400 sunmor ST., Bossoa, Mass.
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ONE MILLION DOLLARS.

Our facilities for transacting this immense bus.
mess are better than tver before. We have agents
in all the principal cities to purchase goods from
C"e manufacturers Importers ard others for { a "a
and often at an immense sacrifice from The oripi
nal cost of production Our stock Consists. in
part. of the following goods
shawisy Blankets, Quilts Cottens C1nr-
hams. Dress Goods, Table Linen, Towels Hosiery
Gloves Skirts, Corsets. &C., &c. djiT
1>iiver-Psated ware, Spoons plated On
Nickel Silver, Desert Forks five bottle plated cas-
tors. Britannia Ware, Glass Ware, Table and Pock
Ell Cutlery. in gtear variety.
Elegant French and German Fancy
Goods, Beautiful Photograph Albums the newest
and choicest styles in Morocco aud Velve bindings.
Morocco Travelling Bags, Handkerchief
and Glove Boxes. &c. -s
Cold and Plated JeweIry, of the newest
styles.
We have also made arrangements with some of
the leading Publishing Houses. that will enable US
to sell the STANDARD and latest works of popular
authors at about one half the regular price:-such
as BYRON, MOORE BURNS, MILTON, and TENNY-
SONS Works, in full Gilt and Cloth Bindings,
hundreds of Others. tHt1
8 These and everything else for
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Circuit Oourt-Oounty of Kenosha,

The State of Wisconsin to George Q. Young.
AZ OU are hereby summoned and required to an
swer the complaint o. Caroline NJ Young
which will be filed in the Office of the Clerk Of the
Circui. Court for Kenosha County, at his office III
the city of Kenosha, OF which copy is herewIt
served upon you, and to serve copy of your an
of Kenosha and state Of Wisconsin, within twenty
days after the service hereof exclusive of the day
of such service; and If you fail 70 the com
Dlaint as aforesaid the said Caroline NJ Young
win apply to the Court for the RI lief demanded in
this complaint.
Dated August 2lst, 1862
a.E MARK DRESSER
IL Of Kenosha, Wis.,, Plf's Atty.
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ReHAov8L.
A. BURG.

Has removed his Barber Shop to No. Man g..
second door North Of j. E BaIley's 0roces} wkiy
building he ha, thoroughly. renovated Sn aisa nj
in the best possible manner. and where g viz r
happy to meet his old customers, all VII, Iscr ~
his services in the art tonsorial.
Eenosha, June II, 1869. 1yl144h
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The pantaloons of Lucy Stone and hus-
haad were olen from a sleeping car be-
tween Pittsburg and Cincinnati in which
the happy pair were serenely sleeping,
the other night. They contained some of
the rocks"
A little boy, in giving an account to
his brother of the Garden of Eden, said :
"The Lord made gardener, and put him
in the garden to take care OF 1t, and to see
that no one hurt anything or pasted bills
on the trees" sstat9o stf@
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CINE DOLLAR FOR EACH ARTICLE,

3. We donot offer single article of merchandise,
that could be sold by regular dealers at price,
We do not ask you to buy goods from us unless we
can sell them cheaper than you can obtain them in
any other way while the greater part Of our goods
are sold at about D rslS uqsf etlt 4
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THE PANTHER ON THE RAMPAGE.
Heard by two Citizcns just beyond the
Cumberland.
The Excltemens Continues.

We were converting yesterday with
citizen of the Whites creek valley, who
furnishes US with the latest intelligence
from the seat of war. On Wednesday
evening last, one of the neighbors of our
informant crossed the river at Hyde's Ferry
just after dark. In following the road
around Dunnavan's hill, he heard the
scream of the panther, and located the
monster at not more than one hundred
yards distant. He proceeded along the
road cautiously, and again he heard the
shrek just before him, probably not
over thirty yards ahead. To say
that he was frightened does not
half express his feelings, as he described
them 10 be at the time. He seized his pis-
toll, which he held in one hand, and the
other he used in slashing his mule with
the buggy lines. Fortunately for the indi-
vidual, whose hair at that particular time
was standing on end like quilts upon the
fretful porcupins, a grazing COW in the
neighbOrhood, had appeased the appetite
Of the panther, and when he heard the
rafting of the buggy wheels, he departed
in peace, leaving behind him the ribs and
head of the COW. The gentleman then
took occasion to make for home which he
reached in safety, but looking all the
worse from fright.
After eating supper, the gentleman wAo
had such a narrow escape, sent out and
procured four packs ofhounds, and in COM
pany with eight other persons in the
neighbOrhood, ali armed to the teeth,
started out to capture the monster. They
put the dogs on the track, and ran it
around to the northwest corner of Dunna.
vans knob, and the hounds, either afraid,
or attracted to something else, pursued it
no further
Our informant says the screams of this
panther can be heard for miles, and so
piercing as to make the stoutest heart
shudder. He thinks if the animal re-
mains in that little neck of woods, they
will have no need of the "melish." Ex-
cept those who have been on the hunt,
there is little travelling about at night, and
husbands who have been in the habit of
keeping late hours at the lodge, have sud-
denly arrived at the conclusion that there
is no place like heme.
The whole country continues in a state
of excitement, and plan after plan is pro-
posed 10 entrap or kill the ferocious beast.
The people are gathering up every dog for
miles around, and all the guns have been
pressed into service TO make one grand
hunt for his highness. Business in that
section is we'll nigh suspended, and it is the
only topic except the "melish," and it is
hard TO say which is dreaded most.
Until the monster is disposed OF, our
informant tells us that the people of Nash
vile need not expect TO see many person
from Whites Creek, for they are actually
afraid 10 come out. This accounts, there
fore, for the slim turnout from that section
for the past week. II is represented that
many families are without the necessary
family supplies, and under no circum-
stances will they venture out.
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January is, 1869.
Nashville, Jan. %
Delightfully."- Pleasant.

The genial sunshine of the past few
days, following protracted season of mis-
erably ugly weather, has been most highly
appreciated by a grateful public. The
change for the better has been especially
gratifying TO persons scantily supplied with
fuel and clothing, as il has enabled them to
get along quite comfortably with but little
Of either. 1t is with all classes, however,
a matter of regret that the present pros
pect of a long continuation of the mOder-
ate weather is exceedingly slim. 1t seems
a rule of infexible nature that the season
Of all good things should be brief. and it is
therefore we'll that we are accustomed to
find solace in the belief that nature has
wisely ordained it 90.
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Correspondence.
NASHVILLE, .

NASHVILLE, Jan. is, 1869.
Mrs. F. G. PORTER, President of Ladies'
Memorial Society--Madaln In behalf
of Orphan Camp No. 3, Order of Pale
Faces, please find enclosed the sum of One
Hundred and Ninety-6ve dollars and
twenty-five cents, ($195 25,) the proceeds
of ball given at the Female Academy on
the evening of December 90, 1868, for the
purpose of raising funds to assist in re-
interring the Confederate Dead" of this
county.
We are, Madam, very respectfully You're,
w. B.MANEY, M. d. THos. J. HALLE,
G. s. SWAN, P. 81. AcHEY,
J.R. WINBoURNE, JOE DEPREz.
Committee.
RESPONSE.
To W. B. Nancy, NJ. D., Thos. J. Halle,
G. s. Swan, p. H. Achey, ]. r. Winbourne,
Joe Deprez, Committee-GENTLEMRN:-
Yours Of January Is, is received, with one
hundred and ninety-fve dollars and twenty
five cents ($l95 25) enclosed, contributed
by the Orphan Camp No. 3, Order of Pale
Faces, TO assist in in re-interring the Con-
federate dead of this county" Permit me
to thank you, in the name of all true and
sympathizing friends. and in the name Of
the sleeping martyrs of the 'fLost Cause"
for this liberal donation. Hoping others
may emulate your noble example, and that
we may soon be able to pay this last debt
to the scattered remains of our brave dead,
who are dependent upon the liberality Of
friends for burial-place,
Z am, yours truly,
FELICIA G. PORTER,
Chairman Memorial Society.
H. B. BUCKNER, Treasurer.
Nashville, Jan. q, 1869.
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CoRN.-Some 1900 bushels landed to-
day. at 55@56c buying, and Zoe sacked
aud delivered in depot.
WHEAT.-We heard of the sale to-day
of 1910 bushels wheat at 81 80.
FLOUR firm and active at old quotations.
We heard of the shipment Of two car
loads to-day.
BACoN.-Upwards of 10000 lbs bacon
was thrown upon the market to-day from
country wagons, which created no little
stir among dealer7, 1t was bought at 1870
for shoulders, l6c for hams, and 161c for
clear sides. We quote the selling price
from store as follows clear sides, 18e
shoulders, 144c; country hams, 17@174c.
BULK MEATs.-We quote clear sides,
16ic; hams, 164c; shoulders, 122c.
MSS PoRK.-We quote at $Sl per Dbl
rump pork $2S.
LARD-In tierce, l9c; in kegs and cans,
zoe,
HoMINY-Per barrel 81.
BUCK WHEAT FLoU Z. $1,000 so per
barrel.
SUGAR-We quote Az olloWs: New
Orleans 1lf@134 .Demel ara 15@154;
Porto Rico 12l@134; Cuba 13a; Stand
ard hards II Coffee, A lot B do 16; G
do Isl.
CANDLEs-Star, light weight have ad-
vanced to 17@17A.
CoFFEE-We quote Rio, common to
choice, 2O@244; Laguyra &c; Java 38
GAO.
MoLAssEs AND SYRUPs-New Orleans
per Dbl 6O@75; Syrup 10000; Golden
syrup 90.
SALT.-Liyerpool sack So 25; seven
bushel barrels by the car load "a; five and
a half do SO 20.
CHEEsE,-Hamburg 19@19c, Factory
2l3c, English Dairy 10000, Pineapple
CSC, Young America Csc.
DRIED FRUIT.-In demand at Sc for
apples, and &c for quarter peaches.
HAY,-We quote at S23 per ton for
prime timothy.