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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-06-21
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For sale by John BengstoD, Rock Island.
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JAvR PROVED, FROM THEMOST AMPLE
IL experience, an entire success Simple,
Prompt Efficient and Reliable. They are the
only Medicine perfectly adapted to popular use,
so SIMPLE that mistakes cannot be made in
using them SO harmless as to be free from dan
ger, and 10 efficient as TO be always reliable.
They have raised the highest oommondation
from ell, and will always render 'atlsiSction
Nos Cents.
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naantiful Women, -lf 1oa you'd

Beautiful Women. If yoq would be
beautiful, use Hagan's Magnolia Balm.
Ii gives pure Blooming Complexion and
restores Youthful Beauty.
Its effects are gradual, natoraI and per-
feet ,
It removes Redress, BIotehes, and Pimples
cures Tan, Sunbarn and Freckles, and
makes Lady Of thirty appear but twenty.
The Magnolia Balm makes the Skin
Smooth and PearIy; the Eye bright and
clear the Cheek glow with the Bloom Of
Youth, and imparts fresh, plump appear.
ance to the countenance. No Lady need
complain of her complexion when Is cents
will purchase this delightful article.
The best article to dress the Hair is Lyon
Kathairon.
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eTCCTD WIDTH.
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING.

THE Hnndersiyuei have formed co partner
/ ship, under the arm Of smoalpn 4 schlem-
tnsr. for carrying % the business Of Hoare Sign,
and Steamboat Painting Graining, Kslsomin'
Ing, Paper Hanging, Glazing, &c.
FRANCIS SMEALOE,
JOHN sCHLRMMEB,
Rost Island Aug. 20, 1853, dtf.
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No. s. Advertisement.

LET fne afairted read, and learn that n porfect
md radical cure IL warranted and guaranteed
iii who arp afflicted. DR. RAPHAEL describe"
the disease without any information from the pa
Gent lie explains it, cause, and guarantee ~
ire. and what Il better still he viii honestly
and frankly tell ynR whether you can be cur.o o.
not which Will save ygIr health aud a rom "J9Hs
.raatrurnt He cures private ami secret di-'a-..
without the use Of mercury, hindrancr IRON h4sI
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tauir remedies restore manhood and Ng0F. aH'
makp the barren fruitful, and enable the single
ret married with the assurance OF having con
tented wifi. and healthy children. LADIES "hos.
delicate health make II necessary Tor them moi Il
have children uze HE Preventive II not OuIt pre-
ypufs an increase OF family, hut 1t viii pr1wop
and nreserye the health, because his PREV kNJl\t
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sho have suffered from misplaced confidence con
mil MIN before they get married, he VIII reston
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Tor lis Book entitled = GUIDE 10 Health and Long
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PONDS EXTRACT,

Cures Burns, Bruises, 4Rmeness, Soreness, Sore
Throat sprains, Toothsche Eurache, Neuralgia,
RheumSthm, Lumbsgo, Pilep, Sore Eyes, Boils,
Stings, Bleeding of the Lungs, Nose, Stomach,
or of Piles, CorDs, Ulcers, Old Sores. Price 90
cents to $l.Tj.
Va These Remedies, except Ponds Extract,
bv the case or single box, are sent to any yart
Of the country, by mail or express, free Of
charge, on receipt Of the price g.
Address humphreys Specific HomeOpatkie
Medicine Co.. Office and Depot, No. 562 Broad
way, New York.
DR.. Hump hreys is consulted daily at his office,
personally or by letter, as above, for all forms of
disease. ...s . unTs.
full an 4 FIRE sh assortment of thesemedclpes
always ut
BCRNHAM b VAN setback, wholesale
e. A. BENsER'S
dtiunpog Rock Island.
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aGUADIENTE DE MAGNEY.
TRADE MARX.
AMERICAN ALOE.l

THIS delicious preparation, made from the
L root Of the American Aloe, (AgaVo,) 10 the
favorite aud almost universal beverage Of the
inhabitants Of the mountains Of Peru, Mexico,
and Lower California, where the plant grows in
wild luIuriance Their physicians constantly
recommend II as stimulant, and diuretc, in all
diseases whore such u remedy is indicated. One
OF the proprietUrs, IN travelling through Mexico
Nnd Lower California, several years ago, had
conhded to him by Spanish Padre, the recipe
for its preparation. They now offer it to the
public with the hope that its high reputation a.
a remedy on the Pacific coast, will be- infinitely
enhanced by it's success upon the Atlantic. lite
unidentified efficacy IN gravel, govt, chronic rheu-
mattm ihoipient dropsy, BAtulcnce, collie pains
tn distractions In the bladder, kidneys and uri.
nary organs 10 dyspepsia, and genera debility,
and IN eIhauttCd vital Gucrgy--ls uuriyaIed. -
II is considered by the Melicans to be an abso.
lutte specific for souny.
An eminent writer says Of il. "And really a
patient owes some thanks to = doctor who 70
stores him with Nectar, smoo 9th and .nd fragrant
instead of rnsping his thropt and daying hi
whole interior with the btters sucked BY sour
tempered roots from viIenish soils" 81 so a bot
tie six for $3.50. Homeopathic Pharmacy 80
sale. Open evenings.
BROWN kOLLOCK,
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5inaafial ans Gs,a,aerfial.
The Charleston money market.

Tine Charleston Money Market.
THURSDAY. January. Z. 1869.
The transactions during the week have chiefly
been in city stock, Of which large amount has
changed hands, at from 81 to 60. The expectation
that the Supreme Court would grant the nsandamus
In the city election case caused an unsettled feeling
Sut the expected effect was discounted, and when
the result was made known yesterday the market
was not unfaverably affected Early in the morning
the price 5s TO 60, and afser the news that the
writ had been granted sale of $4,000 city stock
was ee cted at 60. We do not anticipate any perma-
nent decline in the market. consequence Of the
issue Of the writ but public uneasness may cause
pressure Of sales, and consequent Temporary do.
cline. South Carolina Railroad stock has been in
demand, and shows an upward tendency. Sales
were made Of half shares, Wednesday, at a. and
Of lot Of about 40 old shares, yesterday, at A.
gOUTHEEN BANK BILLS.
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Exports for tho Weck ending Thursday y
january r.

BOSTON--Per schr b N Hawhins-144 tierces Rice,
41s bales Upland Cotton. 726 bushels Peanuts,
1889 bags Rics Flour 80 bundles Paper, &c, 96
bags Cotton Seed, 20 toms Iron, &C. rells Mat
ting, 2 pigs Merchandise. and rs bbls Sweet Po-
tatoes.
NEW YORK-Per steamship Charleston-1ss4 bales
Upland and IS tags Sea Island Cotton, 189 bbls
Rostn, 26 casks Clay, 81 pkgs sandries, ~ bales
Yarn, and 19l pkss Fruit - Per schr Myrsver--
90 bags Sea Island and Ice bales Upland Cotton,
2o7 casks Kae,n Clay, 1900 bags Cotton Seed,
so.eoe feet sosntIing, 70 tons Machnery, 1so 60;
barrels Beer SO coils Repe, 40 empty carbeye.
29 pkgs Furnitnre. and 90 hhas Bones. .. Per
steamship Champion-43 bags Sea Island and
3s97 bales Upland Cotton ;8s tierces Rice, 50
and 10 Empty Barrels. ;. Per steamship Sara
gossa--S3 Gags Sea Island and lila bales Upland
Cotton, 149 bales Yarn, 80 pkgs Fluit, and 81
pkgs Sundries. 5tb~t
BALIIMORE-Ppr steamship Sea Gull-74 tierces
Rice, 713 bales Upland Cotton, So bales Domeg-
ties, % hhds and bales Hides, 81 bales Leather,
81 bales Waste, 67 bbls Roots and Potatoes, 80
bbls Oranges, 25e bags Dried Fruit. and 10000
feet Lumber 80. Per schr Joseph NJ Wilson
15S,00U feet Lumber. Per schr Nellie F Bur-
gess-11e, eco feet Lumber.
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y fb for prime; and molassss is in good request at
sec p gallon for prime New Orleane.
BUTTER.-Prime Goshen, Of which there is .
Eederate stock, may be quoted at Acc p fb. West
ern and other lew grades sell at 3o@4ec q fb, as in
quality.
6ALT.-The arrivals amount to about 5000 sackE
direct from Liverpool The market is rather caster
under liberal arrivals, and quote from shipboard
at 50 p sack, and from store at 50 10.
INDIA BAGGING.-The demand is very limited
We quote 2OM@21Hc v yard, nominal. Dundee bag
ging. A inches ~ lbs. for the yard is held at 500
$50. Sea island bagging, 45 inches wide, lbs for
the yard. is held at 60@65 cents.
ROPE.-Ihe demand for rope Is moderate and
prices are somewhat nominal at quotations. We
quote hemp at cents q To-; greenleaf at 10 cents,
and jnte ut 5000 cents - pound.
IRON BANDS AND TIES for cotton, of the most
approved patterns, offered on the market, and
they are in active demand at 7a8c y ID.
TIMBER AND LUMBER.--1here is a moderate
stock of this article and we quote river floor
ing boards at s13 y M; scantling and plank
s1oGs12 % NJ; timber Of shipping and good mill
qualities there is light supply on the market
and may be quoted at $l1@12 p M. Common is
selling at $5@6 Ss RI; and city sawed lumber at
S20@25 % NJ.
FREIGHTS-To Liverpool by steam, room is held
at I'd. on uplands, and Id. on island; by sail,
7-16d. on uplands, and I'd. on sea islands. To
Havre nominal. To the West Indies, Cuban ports
north side, on lumber, 50 90 in gold, aud $40
south side. ,Coastwise-To New York by steam
Ac % fb on nplands and 1c. on sea islands,
50 y tierce on rice; by sail, nc. p III up
lands, and 81 80 q tercs on rice; on boards
$11 % NJ, resawed lumber $11 p NJ, On timber
S1S. To Boston, by steam via Baltimore, 1c. q lb
on cotton and - y tierce rice; by sail Ac.
% ID on cotton, s12 90 q M. rosawed lumber
and $13 90 y NJ. timber. To Philadelphia, Ac,
y fb on upland cotton by steam and &C. q
tb by sail; on flooring boards 50 p NJ; re-
sawed lumber. $lO: timber, S12 81 p M.
To Baltimore, by steam. cotton so. ; rice p
tierce, 81 75; phosphates. y 2ooe fks., 81 in
packages. in bulk per agreement; lumber
y n Ss@10. in size wheat p bushel 12c. in sacks.
BY this line to Philadelphia ON cotton, Zc
rice p Herce 50 0c; phosphate per ton. Sc
in packages To Louisville, KY. on rice. 75c. p
hundred. To Cincinnsu $50. To st. Louis &C.
By sail boards and seanrling, hence to Baltimore.
50; on lumbar $40; phosphstes S.. vessels q
ss.,anes aas ai Aha Sis6 rates arc offered
Misunderstanding Bills-The rate yesterday
was nominal at 1AeA for sixty day bills.
DOMESTIC ExoHANaE.-The banks are purchasing
sight checks on New u dis i. days Y discount,
They are selling sight checks at par.
GOLD.-The brokers were yesterday buying at
"a, ind selling at SO.
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nIarkees by Telegraph.

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LONDON, January 7-Noon.-Consols OAK. Bonds
76H. The specie has decreased in the Bank Of Eng.
land seventy-four Thousand pounds.
L1vKARooL. January 7-Noon.-Cotton quie.; sales
1oeo0 bales. Shipments from Bombay to the 2d
inst, 11,0o0 bales, Corn, old, 3ss. 3d.; new 3es.
Turpentine bueyant
Two P. Motion dull; upands ON the spot, lid
afoat, 1o1d; Orleans, l1Ad. Bacon, 5ss. Lard 7os.
Pork, 92s. Cd. Turpsntiae 2ss. Cd.
MULTIPLICATION quiet and unchanged. Wheat
Arm; red Western 1Os a1os. Sd. Provisions and BRO.
duce unchanged.
HAvRH. January 7.-cetton quiet. both on the
spot and afoat. Low middling. aaoat, II. 27c.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW YORK, January 7-Noon.-Stocks strong.
Money. z. sterling. sx. Gold. s5h. 62's coupons,
H.. Cotton dul AID dropping; mddltng up!ands, a.
Evening.-eOtton opened dull and declining, but
closed steady; sales 2b0e bales at 26Xa27c. Flour
steady; shipping grades loss active, and scarcely 40
arm for others; supsrne State So lOae s5 southern
extra quiet. common to fair extra s7a10 go. Meat
dropping Corn dull, and 10 lower: new white South
ern 81 05. Pork hrmer; new $40 Is. Lard Armer at
192<a20c. Whiaksy steady at 81. Groceries quiet
ana dull. Naval stores quiet. Freights quiet; on
cotton by steam 5-16a1c. Governments closed a
shade easer; '62's 112. Tennessee, new e8,S North
Carolina, d6: hew 62A. Money easy at per cent
-
in currency to geld. Gold arm at ss>sassA ster-
Ling OK. s .sst-.,.s,..B
CrNcnNAr1, january Flour hrm. Corn de-
cliniug. whiskey dull asa 81. Provisions excited
and unsettled. Sales Of mess pork at $50. Bacon
shoulders held at 1ss1s1; Gear sides 49, lard lea
40. }-'
ST. LOUIE. Jsnna$y 7.-Provisiens very fra. Mess
purk held at $50 Bulk neats aotive and buoyant.
'Lou1sv7zI1s. January 7.--dess pork $3O Lard 10.
Bacon shoulders lax; clear sidss Is4k. whiskey
o.. Cl M
W1AnNaTeN. N. O., January 7.--Spirits turpen.
tine steady at 47c. RosiD, extra No. q 50 Is. Tur.
rentine firm, prices unchanged. Tar d clined 15c,
ct % 10. Cotton, n6siiy::t::iii;ngs hi 2S31c.
AUGUSTA, January 7.-Cotton easier. Opened al
2bHc, bat closed at 2Sc. Sales $50 bales; receipts
463 bales. S.5l M a
NEW ORLEANS. january 7.--Cotton In light do.
mand; declined 1sc; middlings 2bXe; sales 17Oe
bales; receipts 45O5; exports 8O77. cold 35% Ster
iing4 Al. Commercial 4sa46H. York sight 1ax dis
count. Sugar active; advanced NO ON all grades
Molasses active and higher; common 60a69; prime
68a70; choice 72aT3
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Alexander, Mrs j
e
Aston, Flora
Anderson, Mrs D

Alexander, Mrs D
e
Aston, Flora
Anderson, Mrs D
A
Armand, Mrs 0 A
harrington, Ellen
Barden, Mira O
Beahan, Miss A j
Benjamin, Mrs H
j ae {,
Blanche, Miss j
Bowman, Miss L
Brein, Diana
Brown, Clara
Brown, Miss L
Brown, Susan
Burkmyre, Mary
Burns, Emhaa
Burckmyer, Mrs
E
Butler, Eliza
Galloway, Sarah
A
chatham, Jennie
Charles, Sallie
Charles. Sallie L
Clair, Miss M
Cox, Mrs M 4
Costa, Mrs V
Cohen, Mrs j
Cros, Sallie s
Curtis, Miss F A
Curtis. Mrs j L
Ghisolm, Mrs r
Davis, Miss j
Davis, Amanda
Drayton, Mrs G
Duncan, Miley
Dunn, Eliza
Du PIE, Mrs A h
Egan, Miss @ e
Nvans, Mrs j NJ
Farwell, Miss M
d
Feehan, Annie
Farwell, Miss II
L 5.-
FlemminR, Mrs r
Gadsden, Mary
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lNonan, Miss x A
Mold, Miss M s
Nelson, Mrs NJ
lOwens, Mary Q
lOneil, Mary
IO'Copncr, Mary
| Prince, Sara A
Prince, Mrs @ J
| HI
|Poyas, Mrs Il @
lPera, Flora L
Pickens, Mrs s B
Patterson Mrs L
| l.
Ranney, Sarah
Reilly, Mary A
|Righting. Mary
Sampson, Arm
lSanders, Mrs @
lSeyle, Mrs j #
l>hackelford, Mrs
| l. H
shepard, Mrs L
lSisco, Rosa
jSigwald, Mrs L
Snow, Eliza
! sollee, Mrs a
ISHmon, Sarah
| Stevens, Sarah A
Smith, Mary M
Smith. Haeer
Smith, Eliza
Sally, Rose
Trout. Emily J
Thompson, Miss
! Te2ia Z
Terry. Annie P
Tcntion, Mrs N
Taylor, jamie A
Taylora, Dolly
| Watson, Mary
| Ann
| Weldon, Sarah
Weinberg, Julia
White, Mary 4.
whitney, Miss NJ
| Whaley, Miss ]
lWithers, Annie
IWitcofskey, Mary
IWindburg, Molly
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W Putnam (British). TOO tons Richard, at Atlantic
wharf 70, Liverpool loading-wilis & chisoim.
from cieDfuegos waitng-w p Hall.
Agra lBri ish). 659 tons. Fumore. at Wander horss
wharf from Liverpool, dischsrg'ng-Raverel& &
Kam.na Fonder (Danish,, sS4 TONS Krogh at Allan
tic wharyes. from Liverpool dischargins-willis
The Queen (Br), = tons, Cook, in the Stream, from
,.. Scotland Just cd Co.
Bermuda just arrived-Mastcr.
BRIGS.
Pensativc tSpansh) 211 tons Wallis, at Union wharf,
for Barcsona, loaaing-P Esnard.
Eurus, 149 tons, Wiley at Palmetto wharf, from
Point Petre, Quad, waiting- Master
Hampden l50 tons, Gait, in the Stream, from Mar
Unique just arrived-Master,
Croton, ITO tons Williams, at Marshs wharf, from
Havana, dischargrg-J Eus!ow L. Go.
sCHOONERS.
L s Davis, $40 tons. Bishop. at Kcrr's wharf, for
Providence loading-Mastcr.
Annie Barton, - tons, In Ashley River, for Ches-
ter. Pa loading-H Baker 4 Co.
tons so wys at Adser wharf, for
more, loading-W Roach & CO.
Philadslpbi,, loading i Baker 4 CO. ''-
Ranger, SO tons, Gooaing. at Rennetrs wharf, for
West Indies, loading Il Tupper & Sons.
Jos w wilson, 271 tons, somers, in Ashley River,
-, for Northern Port, ceady-H + Baker Is Co.
nary Ess 2ss tons % a. cenra wharf
M Fitzpatriek 212 tons, Smith, at Palmetto wharf,
from Philosophical Baker L Co.
Surprise, 2l9 TONS symmes, at Central wharf, from
Philadelphia. dieoharging-H Boxer CO.
Abbie Pltman, 2S7 tens Lembat. at l. Railroad
,,T wharf from M Boston, diseharsng.
from New York, diseharsing VIM Roach CO.
N Squire, 307 tons. Chase, at Railroad wharf,
from Woods Hole, Observation-Disclosures.
Willie Martin, 1852 TONS Collins at Browns wharf,
from Portland, Me- discharsing-T Tupper &
Sons.
Mary vancleaf, - tons, McCobb, at Central wharf
from Rockport, Me. dischar2ing-A McCobb. Jr.
Mary Haskell 30b tons, Barber. at Central wharf,
for Boston. loading-H Baker & Co.
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~ Persons depodAng letters in the Pessoface
WIN please place the stamp near the upper right
hand corner Of the envelope, and they VIM also
please to remember that without the stamp letter
cannot be mailed, but win be sent to the Dead Letter
gmee. .r January8
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Gersghty, Miss T
Gilbort, Mrs 8 {
Gordon, Julia A
Goodman, Mrs
Grut, Jane
Hawley, Mary
Ganey. Annie
Hackett. Miss B
Hasel, Kate
Hart, Mrs L J
Hall, Mary A
Harrison, Mrs !
Hassen, Mrs w
Harmon, Mrs e
Hayward, Annie
s t.
Houck, Miss D
Hofman'a, Mrs I
q uncken, Mary
Hynes, Nellie
Jones, Sarah
Jones, Mrs M
Johnson, Emily
Lizard, Virginia
Insleshy, Kate
Jacob, Miss @
Kent, Miss @
Keckeley. Miss G
A
Lynch. Miss L
Larter, Eliza
Lucas, Mrs j
Lucas, Mary 81
Laclaire, Mrs @
Managault, Mar,
Marshall, Mrs J
Mahoney, Miss J
A
Maxcy, Annie
Marshall, MISE n
Il
Mayna, q, Miss N
Mitchell. Miss {
Moore, Hannah
Nurdock, Mrs N
Miller, Miss NJ
McC Cottor, Mrs
McGiRnis, Bets,
Nordcu. Maggie
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SEA IsIAND COTTON. receipts Of this class
OF the staple have been moderate and amount to
about 391 bags Of islands and Floridas for The
week, The inquiry has been Of an improving char
acter and prices have been full and we'll sustained
We note sales OF about $50 bags of all grades for the
week, among which were saw ginnsd at 70, stain
ed at 80. do at y21 do at 49, de at 49, sea is-
lands at 10 at H. at 70, at TO- 70 at s0 at 49,
ct 90. ct ST. 10 at 81 O5 az 81 i75k, at 81 1s
at 81 2o at 81 so at 81 3l. 80 atsl 60 on pri-
vate terms, and some extra choice at higher figures.
OF Flordas 10 ct g. at 81, 80 at70 at 90 cents y
tb. We quote common to medium at 60@S0c p ft,
medium TO fine 8oc,0sl, and fne and choice 81 05@
80 and upwards.
RICE-The receipts of Carolina rough were light
and amounted to some 1900 bushels for the week
There was fair inquiry during this period, prcos
during much Of the time being Arm. salos about
500 Herces Of clean Carolina, among which were 10
tierees at ~; 20 at s; 63 ct 8X so at SIG; 40 at
8S; 1856 at 71e; SO at 81 at 8-l6 10 at s; so
at 11-16; 18 at ss<; is at $40 y H. We quote esna-
mon to ane clean Carolina at 7h@81z; good $40
sx; common prime at 8A. Carolina rough may be
quoted at 81 5o01 75 for interior, and 81 7bO2 W
bashel for seacoast.
NAVAL STOREs.--The arrivals for the past week
have been about 900 bbls-mostly rosin. Sales have
been raade at 81 8001 90 for No q. Spirits turpen.
tine sold at A4Hc % gallon early in the week, bat
holders ask sn advance. The stock is very light.
The market Is Arm and with upward tendency.
Grade turpentine sold at 90 rs per bbl 4or virgin.
HAY.-There have been liberal receipts Of this ar
ticIe, the arrivals amounting to about 1900 bales Of
North River and 450 bales Of Eastern qualities The
Eastern sold at 81 s5 . hundred, and part of the
North River at S1 2o@l ~ p hundred. 5 F
co2M.-r..s grain continued in very limited de-
mand. with moderate arrivals from the interior.
4 a. Is II
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wilnfngton N1arIket.

WILMINGTON, January e.-TuRpENrNE-Ar-
Iives spaiingly. and is in demand. Only 80 bbls
soivoI sold at % 81 SOFT ana ~ 70 for hard,
per 290 lbs
spIn1rs TuRrENr1sE-Market arm and demand
quote Gales Of 2 bbs at 47c Tor country ana Ibo do
at AZ 7Kc per gallon for n y. packages.
Sales Of 1918 bbls at 81 for strained ana No 81 Is
for No 2. and 50 25 for No l.
TAn.ass :. m g. advanced zoe. and 21s bbis changed
CoTroN--saies OF only SO bales at 2bKc fer mixed
grades.
Daily Review OF the Macon Market
Men Az AxrEnNooN. January s. 1se8.-corTeN.-
We have to note brisk and active market to-day
Rsa 5 apass ss
with o steady demand at go for New York mid
dlings and al the better grades ID proportion; and
this consnued up to the close OF the market--the
days trAnsactiens footing up the heaviest amount
We learned Of the sale Of ii bales ut 2bXc bus ss
this was not disposed OF to . regular dealer, and
was bought for special purpo g. We cannot quote
that ss figure as the h Iuling price
ordinary 22x. low middiing "a, Liverpool nidding
24H. NswYork middling IS. Sales Of the day 1910
bales; receipts 21o and shipments $50 bales.
MACON COTTON srATEaxsNr.
Stock septe In6er I, 1862. 1890
Reesvsd ecsiysd prs1ioasiy.
Total. .......... ................ 4s.a95
shipped a. iDed 90 ssS sas 40
Stock on hand this evening. ........... 1A.s7l
Mashvfale Market.
NASHVILLE, January 4.--CoyroN--Another sd-
vance reported in Liverpool and New York to-day,
and our market throughout the day was strong and
demand good. We heard Of few lots to-day oom-
mandine % high az 2bc but the bulk OF low mid hing
changed hands at 24Hc. The market closed Arm at
the following quotations: ordinary 23c: good ordina-
ry 2Ac; low midding 24Hc. The transactions Of the
day footed up as fcllows receipts 200; sales 292;
shipments AT
COTTON syAwESsEET.
Stock on band September i, 1868. so
ScceiveQ touey. .2US
Hscetved prevtouSly... 40 40
Total. .................:... ae,54o
cnRpeu O-uayt ....e.....s2E
Shipped previously. ..13, 200-19, AIT
cVe ON xylE0
CoRNr-The transactions to-day am0anted to 1875
bushels at 500 sn the ear 90 for prime white eelled
sfss 67, seeks insinded. delivered in depot.
RyEwo heard Of sales day Of 800 bushcls from
sores private termss and also sale Of lB0 bush
els inferior at @1 OF. ss9#ssf s@
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