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Par steamship Champion, for New Yorf-ysne
Jones Jones. Misc Antsholl; E strausch,a . BOYD, =
Fuller, O sehults. H Baggett dtwfe. B sssele
sell ana wife; W Cla.ke MtjoS " Van Horn q
Boges, q Martin. W II johnson, r street and
wte. E EdgertoM and wife, Johnston ana wifs.
Johnston, MrsR w lark Miss l. Clark Miss =
Butst. Mise Buiat, j Il Read Miss Caulfieid Mas
VT Jessnp' - Day. e Montgomery. - Partridge. g
Icy, " p Wording aud wife, r McCaahan wife ana
two children, p F'RuSer. j. Hanckol, MISS kiEh-
ards; DZi merman 81 A Tyler, Kelsey, w Har.
Yieon. j. g Murrah aud wife Mrs I Y Simons Miss
l. johnson Br. an, Mrs f Bryan Miss Huuer.
MRS ID Ritter. J b Ooohrane, A Pdsquet l. Howe
n o Jessup. Bagss. and p Locke.
Per steamship Champion from New York-S q
Gillette, II Warner, a G Northcote, Miss sarah A
Crayton, Mr. Levy And wife, j uther, T. 81 Rurhause
and lady. Jenkins. D W 1aneken A nj Wellington.
Ed Hanahal' j hIc0arev J G Bearse aud wife A <
Park, q Mooney ano wife Miss Il Finley p II Htll
ana wife. w Dawson, Mr. Isaacs, aud 8 In steerage
Per steamehp Magnolia from New York-Miss
Nellie ME deville. Mrs nj SanseM II ii Burch and
LADY, Regneil, lady and two children. Il Wydlck
and servant, w Fitzgerald D kenntdy, R Il Brown,
w y smoke, Benton, II B Crosley, L Su MINER G
Maher, W Hesler, A Wilcox. " a Hayne, and s
in storage.
Per steamer Dictator. from Palatka via jackson.
vu!e, Fernandina and Savannah--E Ramasy Mrs
ASOJt1 nDDuti. Caspitiay II M &c osats y
D Lindsay and family H McGregor, wife and son
Mrs Drake and son, Gorhaaa, Mr McCahe, W Bar.
ney. Pope. Ahisolm. q Aymss. Mr. and Mrs I,
g Young. and Is on deck.
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lands 12Xd; Orleans 1salsMd; sa,es ~ 600 bales.

lands 12}sd; Orleans 1sal8hd; sales II. 900 bsles
Red Western wheat 9s, "a.
Accommodation shade Ar1ner ana quotations
unchanged. Red Western wheat ss 7daBs. Mess
pork lols 81. sv-; At.- -
HAvRE, August 7-Noon.-Cottop cloaed buoyant
Inst night and opened thia morning ON the spot at
81 5s1S; afoat 81 80. cai XII
~ DOMESTIC MARKETs. -
NEW iXeRK, august 7-rNoon.-Stocks and money
steady steyhng exchange 1897. ,rGold s81 Flour
to 10 cents be ter. Wheat toS cents better Corn
cent better Mess pork quietNat5 sap 129S. Lard
quiet Cotton 6rm-uplands 8sMc Spirits turpen.
tine steady at 42>sc Rosin steady. Freighia firm.
Evenng.-Money easy at ba7 per cent premium,
mostly at Per cent. Sterling exchange lc9kailO.
Gold closed at 5000. State bonds quiet. Cotton
nrm-sales to-day 1900 bales-miadliag ssHc.
Flour-superHne $5 90a6 so. Wheat 81 6kalBs. Corn
inactive-mixed Western 81 72a1 16. Whiskey 81 l2
Mess pork steady at S3S 121ka3S 25 Lard steady at
2oa20Ac. Spirits turpentiue 4s16aAsc. Groceries
quiet. FreiRhts active. :. ,..J,- ,a q,
BALTIMORE August 7--Cotton quiet at $500.
Flour dun-lcw grades fraAHoward street super
fine 3e 50 Wheat steadygood to prinae 81 bOa1 CO.;
cho:oe E! Sc. Coza =.esaS white 8. Hesl ne Oats
firm at 60a62c. Rye 81 20 Mess porh Arm at sS4 so
Rosin active and advanclng& Lard Arm at 1916a2oc.
whiskey quiet at 81 15a1 16. y.
AUGUSTA, August 7.-Cotton-market dull and
very little doing; sales Of baes Receipts - bacs
AIiddhng 3l;<c. et@ t",r
MOBILE, August 7-Sales OF cotton 200 bales
Market closed quiet Middlings 30e. Exported SO
bales
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Omaha.

Hast ever been to Omaha.
Where rolls the dark Missouri down;
And four strong hOrses scarce can draw
An empty WAGON through the town?
Whore every bubble. late or soon.
From frothy subs. ance overhowing, ,,-.s.
Is made very large balloon.
BY constant and persie ;ent blowing? vi
Where muddy waters rise and swell,
With te. rful and reslsiiees might;
Where fish are caught by sepse Of smell
Because they cannot see to bite?
Where sand Is blown from every mound,
10 fil your eyes, and ears, and throat;
Where ali the steamers are aground,
And all the shantieS are a6oat?
Where taverns have an anxious quest
For very corner shef and crack;
With half the people going West.
And ali the others going backP
Where whiskey shops. the hvelong night,
Are vending out thetr poison juice;
Where men are often pretty tight.
And wome n deemed O tribe loose
Who're beats and 'otactiege,'' thick as nail,
Are deep In faro. cards and vices;
Whore real eptate Is still for sale,
And held at most outrageous priCes2
Where theares are all the run,
And b Oody scnpers come to trade;
Where everything is overdone, a.,-
And everybody underpaidf
II not, take heed to what I say;
You'll fnd i, just as have found it;
and II it hes upon your way.
For Gedss s.ke.' reader. 90 around II.
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ID r. H1c US
COL LDEN Medic

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yon VII save time health and money.
stage which they fail 10 cure. A'
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Ulcers. liberated Sore Throat and Mouth fore
Eyes Cutaneous or Skin Eruption-, Copper Colored
niotches' aorcness OF the Scalp scrofula &C. is the
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known, removes all diseases from tho system and
leaves the blood pure and healthy.
DE-. klCHAU'S GOLDEN bALSAM No Q cures
Aercur1ol Affections, Rheumatism in all it, forms
whether from mercury or other causes; gives imme.
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Price $6 Ter bottle, or two bottles for So
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Address d. Is. RICHARDS.
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Circulars sent. ly Julx Q
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CT. LOUD HOTEL.

THIS NEW AND CoMMODIoUs HOUSE. LooA1.
ED corner OF Broadway ana Forty-second-street,
possesses advantages all other houses for the ac
commodaton OF its euests. It was built expressly
for Arst-class family boarding house-the rooms
being large and On suite, heated by sieam-wtth not
and cold wter. and furnished second to none, while
the culinary department is in the most experienced
hands, ahording guests an uneqaaLed table.
One OF Atwood's Patent Elevators is also among
the ''modern improvements'' and Ut the service 81
guests at all hours -.0
t The Broadway anc University Place Cars pass the
door every four mtnuteSs running from the Oity
Hall to Central Park, while the Sixth aud eventh
Ayennefines are but . short block on either SHE,
atiordng ample hcitle. for communicating with al
ment and business Of the great metropolia. .I1a
MON K Ss sHOLLEY. Proprtetors.
y March II t l>3a /. 7. snooa
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A6tels.
~ II A Il Il Il 3 II ON III II E L.
4. CHARLESTON. soU1H CAROLINA.

THIS FIRsT-CLAss BOrEL SITUATED IN A
pleasant location and In the business portion of the
permanent or transient guests, 1he accommodation
are unsurpas ed having extensive suites elegantly
men. The proprietor viii endeayor to maintain the
niRn reputation erjoyed by the "Charleston'' as a
rHt class house, and no effort will be spared to de-
serve continuance OF the liberal PATRONAGE hereto
fore bestowed upon it. Nc-.a7 n
The best Of Livery accommodations will be found
adjoining the establishment. EIr n
lhe house is supplied with tho celebrated Arte.
Sian Water. of which delightful baths can be had
either % day or pisht. +. b. Jackson. =
Suiy 1S Proprietor
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ExpOruS.
NEW YORK-Per steamship Champion-c1O bales
Upland Cotton, 90 rags Sea Isla, d Cotton 100
tterces Rice. 80 casks Clay, 26 bbls Rosin, 6Y
X bales Yam. 40 bundles Paper, "a packages sun-
dries, sc5 Melons. Fl Engine. ,eH
PHlLADEt PHIA--Per Steamship W Everman--.
4 !8o b9Eest DION, 60 bales Yarn, ~ bales Rags,
bale Wool, sO5 bbls Rosip, Jig tons Phosphate.S
ChaFlesaon Cotton ana Nice nlarket. &5ss
OFFICE o. THE CHARLESTON DAILY NRwa ~
CHARLEsToN, Saturday Evening August NJ g.
COTTON ~ he business In this staple continuea 49,
be only on the mpst restricted SCALE With an easier
ferdenry 10 prtcss saies 20 bales viz: OF az :s IL
40; 8 at 30; 1oAt $685. at SiA6c. We quots nomi.
naIy: ,y.x 1y5siy, Gs
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary % good ordinary. ......29 @3olsssggs 4
Low D'Huhn8 .-.......... 81 o.
(. .y z Mtddnng. -, .31H0-
BY New York classification we quote
MiddhnR ........ ............32 O.
FIcE-Thers IS fair inquiry for this grain OF arm
Tstes SAFES 81 erces Of o,ean carolina cay ,.rces
7. atsA; 40 staN; IS at SIC. We quote comrnon to
fair clean Carolina at 7,ktSsc; good sN@sxc . fb.
HIar1kces ey Telegraph. 9f4s
FOREIGN MARKETS.. fS%E &c.
LONDON. august 7-Noon --conyols 92z< Bonds,
steady At 83K. @gF, 3}5I .T5
IIvEnroor. August 7--Noon.--cotton Arn; up.
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RTarlkcss Ryb Telegraph.

LonDos. august 7-Noon son,ols 92yl. Bonds
steady At 83H. ,4 1}3 81
LrvEnrooI. August 7--xoon.--cotton nrn uu.
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RailrDaSs..

n aaENER AL sJPEHfNTENDEnTsso oFFtCE.
- GHAstEsroE; E, April Q, 1895; ~
PAssE::dER TEAMS Of the. South oafoii aaii.
road wili rum hS flilDWs s%k. M ~. ~ 3'
\; ,EoR AUGUSTA. "a IN
Leave CnartsstQn. A.. "a,
Com Connecting &C With trans for y
Nashville and New Orleans. vis Montgomery sne,
FOR coLUMBlA. Si SFfS sSFS ,8
Leave Careston. A. NJ
eonneesns with wilmington ana Mansnessss
a.a u .a.5l F0h- 0h-dHARLRsIoN. n
Lsaye pgSssa,
Arrive az charleeton .S10'P. Aa
Issre Len, :. o1.Tms,s g Ga 49,
\ - AUGUSTA nishr Exraass a. g
isuNDAYs ExcRpTEDJ .s5;{5e,s;
leave Charleston. $50 Z. N
p Connecting With trans tor Memphis, Nashvill.,
and Rev Orleans. va Grand Junction m N 80
.eave Angasto. .41oP. NJ
'' i uoL1SfsiA NiG iii iii ExfREss.. ao 2 2
I. sa tsUNDAYs HxcEPTED.j gi&aEs
Leave ChAreston. .B.06 p. n
conneeing anaays srospted WITH dreens,,ls aS e, .nt
colunnbis Railrohd.
Ls.ys ooirms,a: F. ~
111as.. s1MnEavliIR d RAIN. '''''O - - -
Leave Charleston - ..SSB r. NJ
arrive at suEamsryle. $50 2. NJ.
Lrsvs .rs:v e y A. M
~ ben II '11 4
1s"Ssn c,n%o aoH ps,ssDssr Tss..s
mp and down Day Passengers at Kfngvxlls.
Leave Camden. o. .S6 A. a.
4rsiss g colcinbsa, A. u
.srsvs sa sM
" signed, n, G,i7 a. if. 4. .PEIKR, sTs
Aprilio = aensrai supssantSadsst
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yra0s, GMmiials, Nic.


TOBACCO ANTIDOTE.
Warranted TO Remove all Desire
for Tobacco.
1t Is Purely Vegetable ana contains
nOthinX injurious.
The following is one OF thousands of testimonials
that are daily reoetyei by the Manufacturers:
RICHMOND Va. Novernb Der % 1868
DEAR sIR-The "Tobacco Antidote" prepared bv
you according to the Iecei.t you have submitted TO-
me, and the ingredients or which I have examined
Is purely vegetable, entirely ha mless. and coptains
nothDg In the least injurious 1t is not cable
10 sae taste. and as home article L hope YOU will
meet with ready sale Tor It, and believe that If the
oirections are followed Will do all you rlsimed for
IT, JOHN DOVE, Md
~ Price 80 cents per Boy. The usual discount
to the Trade. '
N1- For sale by
DIR. III. BAER.
WHOLESALE AGENT FOR SOUTH CAROLINA
June7
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WHAT MEDICINES

WIEN YOU ARE EXHn listed BY OvEkWORK
OF mead or hand. and feel the need OF rOmethi1 in.
viGoraing. don't drink whiskey any intoxica ting
thing, whe her under tho of Bitters or other
wise. such articles give Just as much strength to.
your weary body and mind the whip gives to tho
jaded horse. and no more. alcoholic stmulants are
injurious to Nerve health and are ALWAYS followed
by DEPRESSING REACTION.
DOdd's Nervine and InvigOrator
is TONIC and GENTLE sTINuLANr which 1s
NOT attended hy REACTION. What 1t gains for
yon It maintains When it re fires hes body or mind
rcfreshes with natural strength that Genes 10 stay
We are not recommending teetoaism In the interest
OF any faction; but long and extended observation
teaches us that he who to the bottle for rest
OF recuperation will nd he keers at 1t. that he
IS kindl1nR a hrc in his homes which will consume
IKE the flames of perdition. Turn from it. Take q
tonic that will refresh and not destroy. DODD'S
NERViNE is for ea;e by all Druggists. Price One
Dollar. See Book Of Certificates that accompanies
each bottl 7mos June as
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ConsiEnces pcr NOrthcastorn isasIrUsSs
=, ,,.yx,rrr,Xrg.s 1fAuxust y.te;4s ~
Stock, Tobaoco Mdse. 60 10 Marshall. Jr. ,Xins.
naan n Howell, 8 ID stOney, Walter ~ Co. Gold
eamtth 2Psixer.l Rodgers az 60. Harden, JET.
fOrds y 90 WK Ryan. Grneaer 4 kmttl1. Hason a
Bro, and HeHcxen q WuSihors, 5 3 A q, N
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Maepintrp, Castings, Gtc.

Maepinerp, Castings, Gtc.
MEEr1SG G-srREhT FOUNDRY.
THIS ESTABLISHMENT IL NOW FURNISHING
THE IMPROVED
AeC.ARTHY COTTON GIN,
STEAM RNa1NEs AND BOILERS. of various sizes
IMPROVED VERTICAL AND HORIZONTAL CORN
MILLS. SUGAR MILLS, SUGAR BOILERS
AND PANS OF all sues
HORSE POWERS AND GIN GEARING, from 6 t.
16 feet in diameter
IMPROVED LEVER COTTON PRESSES Tor HAND
pewar. Saw and Rice Mills
MACHINERY AND CASTINGS Of all description.
made to order
Particular at1ento on paid to
HOUsE FRONTS AND CASTINGS FOR BUILD.
INds, GRATINGs,
oAsTERN COVERS. SASH WEIGHTS. DC dr..
WLLLAM s. HENEREY,
MA CDINI67 AND UNDER.
Nc. s14 4MEEIING-sTRkET,
CHARLESTON. s. c.
AogueI mws
Du0sN1x IRON WORKS.
JOHN +. TAYLOR &c GO.
SUCCESSORS TO
Ca N r. RON Il CO..
Engineers B0ilermakers &C.,
ves. 4. 8. 8. 10 AMI 10 PRITcHA D-STREEZs
tNEAR THE DRY ,DooK,)
G rle ton. S. G..
STEAM ENGINES AND DBOlLERs-MARlNE,
STATIONARY AND PORTABLE.
RICE THREsHERs AND MILLS OF EVERY
DESCRIPTION.
sHAFTlNG, PULLEYs AND GEARING
IRON FRONTS FOR BUILDINGS,
CASTINGS OF EVERY KIND IN IRON oB
BRASS.
We guarantee to furnish ENGINES and BOILERS
OF good quality and power und at as low rates a,
can be bad in New York Blltmore or PHILADELPHIA.
AGENTS For
AshcrOft's LOw-water DctectOr.
THE ONLY PERFECT SECURITY AGAINST
! DAMAGE FRoat Low WAFER IN
TIE BOILER. 1T. N
REPAIRS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
May17 DAG amoa
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Now commenced the tug. The Fearless on the first
tack lost ground SO that the Cara Bell led her to
windward. Tack and tack the boats held the new
positions. The Cara Bell and Fearless slowly but
surely creeping up on the Damntess. On the last
tack, before clearing the Lighthouse, the Fearless
passed to windward of the Cara Bell and Daunt-
less. On the stretch opposite the Esrlanade the
Dauntiess and Cara EEL were rapidly nearing each
other on opposite tacks, the Cara Ben being on the
starboard tack, held her course, expecting the
Daunness to yield. The Dauntiess tried to pass to
windward, and in doing so fouled the Cara Bell,
during which a squall struck the boats, causing the
D~auntiess to take considerable water on board. The
Cara Bell shot clear and went on her course, while
the Dduntiess came to the wind to bail out,
which lost her the race. The Fearless was at
this time making the most of a smart breeze. The
Mooring Buoy was passed in the following order:
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DIPLoNATIc-His Ex- the American Minister Res
ident entertained His Majesty the King, His Ministers
the Consular Corps, and the Captain and Officers o
the French war steamer .Megere Mt q dinner given a
the American Club House last evening.
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At this Buoy the Daunfiess was well handled,
rounding the Buoy so short as to take the lead from
the Fearless. From this point back to the Spar
Buoy the Dauntiess led, followed by the Fearless,
the Cara Bell bringing up the rear. Before reach
ing the Spar Buoy the Fearless and Cara Bell had
closed up on the Daunfiess so that the three boats
passed the Spar Buoy within fifteen seconds. The
Dauniless and Fearless wore around the Buoy in
good style, and without accident, but the Cara Bell
while dead before the wind was caught by a putt
which threw the mainsail forward of the mast, the
gaff fouling forward. AS it was blowing quite fresh
the boat had to be thrown into the wind in order to
clear it, two minutes elapsing before it was cleared,
during which the other boats had taken a long lead.
The race seemed lost to the Cara Bell, but she was
pluckily held to the course. At the Bell Buoy again
the Daunness led around, closely followed by the
FEARLESS, the unfortunate Cara Bell being far in
the rear but gaining fast. The Boats passed the
Spar Buoy the last time in the following order:
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tucIr escape, ianOeO ucTe tO-Ouy.
Gduncey. from Aspinwall September LIST, brings
only $500 treasure. Thousands of people ARE
leaving the Isthmus. Panama merchants are syi-
IDENTIFY closing mp their little business, and general
depression prevails. Merchants do not do busi-
ness enough in one day TO pay their daily taxes.
The Emperor Napoleon has crowned his conces-
sions OF reform by o general amnesty. on the cen
tenary Of the Great Nap0ieon's birth. His most
bitter political enemies have now fall liberty to
take mp their residence on French soil.-"w without
exceptions" Only a few. and those the most bit
ter and irreconcilable Of the French journalists,
have even carped at this amnesty. bnt almost un-
animously it has been received in France as the
concession OF a wise and powerful statesman.
THE EXPLORER LIvINGsroNE-Mr. II. A. Church
i'll, British Consul at Zanzibar, who recently re-
turned to England, speaks with confidence Of the
safety of DR.. Livingstone, from whom he has had
letters of a date more recent than that efhis report
ed murder. 1t is his opinion that DIR. Livingstone,
having heard OF the discovery of the northern por-
ton of Lake Albert Nyanza by Sir S. Baker, has
directed his route in search of the southern bound
airy of that Lake. and that in the course of q few
months it is probable that further news will be
heard from DR.. Livingstone himself.
THE GREAT Boar RAcE.-The London Times. in
a leader on the Anglo-American boat race, saws:
"The issue Of this match is no inapt illustration
of the difference between the two nations. The
Englishmen were heavier than the Haryards, but
1t remains doubtful to which side the balance of
strength inclined. As for gailantry, energy and
pluck, Harvard showed an example we may hum
bly, hope to equal, but cannot excel. The victory
was a victory Of education. Here the advantage
was all on our side. We live q close life. The
competition is sharper. the lessons are searching
and exact. The margin of our lives is so narrow
that every possible economy of strength is utilized.
Rowing with us is q science developed by men
who made 1t their business, and knew that in con-
tests the slightest wrinkle told Thus Oxford
knew precisely where to abstain as well as where
to abound. The advantage is not without draw
backs. For nations. like men, should have a re-
serve of natural endowments. SO as to be better
able to meet the days when the progress Of others
have eqnalized the benefits Of training"
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e Jurymen viii please observe the notice Of the
Clerk of the Court, requiring their attendance on
Monday morning.
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" The YACHT RAcE-Since the first race between
the Cara Bell and Dasntsss, in which the former
was victor, another boat has been launched. built by
Mr.. Thrum, which has been thought to be the fastest
of the three. Mr.. Thrum's boat. the Fearless, Is
longer than the other two and of an entirely differ
cnt model, being round-bottomed and also carrying
u centre-board. The other two boats are hat-bot-
toned, with centre-boards. On Wednesday a race
for a flag was sailed by the three boats, in which the
Fearless was the winner, and the Cara Bell second.
The course was from Market wharf, the boats lying
to a line head to windward, out of the passage to
windward of the Lighthouse, to leeward of the Spar
Buoy, to leeward and around the Bell Buoy, back
again to the Spar Buoy, which they were TO wear
around, and again to the Bell Buoy, thence to lee
ward of the Spar Buoy and other buoys in the
channel the boat first passing TO windward of the
Mooring Buoy in the harbor to be declared the win
ner. Since the last race between the Cara Bell and
DaunHsss the latter has been overhau'ed and a new
mainsail bent. The word was given to go at 2
O'Clock and six minutes, the three boats getting a
fine start. The Fearless was sailed by Mr.. Joseph
Quincy, the Cara Bell by Mr.. ThOs. Clark, and the
Dauntess by Mr.. Joseph Brewster. Between the
Lighthouse and the Spar Buoy the boats were close
together in horse parlance, a blanket would have
covered the three. The boats rounded the Spar
Ruov in the following order:
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-01-07
WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE CHI
CAGO MARKETS.

MoSET-There has been a great strlngency since
last week Gold ruled weak, ranging from BIG
1855. Bonds ruled higher and stronger than last
week.
FIoUR-Sprlng, extra. S589sZ Spring, super
fine, sl5O84,s7. White winter, ss5O81O,Is1z; Red
Winter, E.&.
WHEAT-No. / Spring Wheat, s1sO61,@; Com-
mon TO medium, s1GI,I2
oonN.-old, s5@eeci New in demand at 52sG5sc.
OATs5HGf6c
BUTrEH-Choice, brtahleuse, 9sa3sc.
EGGs-Fresh, gGSac
WooL-Good fleece in good condition, quoted at
5946c No. Western and Ohio, EG5Oc.
CHEEsE.-New York Factory, 9gaglc.
CA~TTLE-Common stock cattle, in decent flesh.
S5095; medium steers for city slaughter. saGs45;
fair TO good s.267.&.
Hoes-COmmon, SsGs.@; medium, &,s69yOO;
choice 70 good, s9.2669,7@
DRY GO0Ds-Raw cotton 25zc, or an advance Of
&c. This would effect a corresponding rise in cot
ton goods were # not for recent heavy failures in
New TOrk-one firm. LathrOp. Ludingt0n & Co,
falling with liabilities OF over four million dollars.
The cotton crop OF & and % wiz exceed the prevf
Gus crop at least haIfmuiion bales, il beingnear two
and a half million bales.