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Giaars, Gebaffo, Nf.

ATTENTION, We SMOKERS!
TF YOU DESIRE TO SMOKE A GENUINE I'M.
Il PORTED HAVANA CIGAR and LEAF ,OBAcOU
call at No. 80 MARKET-S1R RECT, where You viii
select stock of Cigars and cof obacco ever imnort
ed to this market and which we offer at price that
will satisfy all demands.
~ Wholesale and Retail, by
ra, sSAYAS &c MARINAS.
I, JANUARY ,.i3,s-,s III. : - - ,-,, wa
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Motifes tn Daukruptfp.1 i


TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES, For SOUTH CAROLINA
NAY IEaM lsee.~AM EHs ssrHA WAI1RR saoF OF .sAAo
CHARGE IN BANKRUPTUY-Orde That a
hearing be had on the rwr1Fr4 II s.IMr
1863, at the Federal Courthouse in Chd ~: :
and that all Creditors, &C., OF said Bankf&pt appear
can, why the prayer of the petitioner should not be
granted. W
BY order of the Court, the 11th day of May. 1862
DANIEL HORLBECK,
Clerk of the District Court Of the u g. for s. c.
May IL NO
i UNITED STATES, FOR SOUTH CAROLINA
MAY TERM, 1869.-IN THE MATTER OF THOMAS
BANKR0PT-PETIIIONF FOR FULL AND FINAL
pISCHA HARGE IN BANKRUPTCY.--Ordered,I That q
1859. at Federal Courthouse In Charleston s. O. and
that All Creditors &C.. of said Bankrupt appear at
SAID Tune and place, and show cause II any they can
why the prayer Of the petitioner should not be
granted.
BY order Of the Court, the 1lth day Of May,
1859: DANIEL HORLBECK,
Clerk OF the District Court of the United States for
soutn Caroline. w3 May -
TN THO DISTRICT COURT of THE
UNITED STATES Fer SOUTH CAROLINA
MAY TERN, lS69-IN THE MATTER OF r.
RUPT:-PETTION FOR FULL AND FINAL
DISCHARGE IN BANKRUPICY-Ordered Tn a
nearing pc pad on the TwELFTH DAY OF JUNE 1869
ct Federal Courthouse in Charleston, South Caro-
appear ae satd time and place. and show cause. If ay
be Granted. n ii1- A :, -, : ~ ~
BY BY order Of the Court the 1l.h day. Of May.
Clerk Of the District Court Of the uni'ed state, sor
South Carolina. VS. Nav IL
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1881 lHa 5oaaD.
1DlssolatieR Of Gsparsnership.

nHsBt1LttTa(tN. .--T. III, ac CaS&sA 4sTra = q !.
- Zip heretofore existing as r. M E(3csFp.
KING b 60. ID tnis day dissolved 81 mutual con.
scns. ~ ID. w. E0HERKTWC.
~ ~ '@fa& .ftst~ II D. W. HRMKEN. ST i,
wv THE UMDERSI0NFD BOLIOrrSg "A slCOsrYN.
UAFCE OF the patronage 90 literally bestoyvsi IN
the above Ara, hereafter 10 be conducted by him
self.. -,5. s.s' f,5.g X r. ". N3asE n GTMM 'A.'
May 10 Will S,.t,,.t l1. Dr.y AZ. = - AZ - e
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GRAND NATIONAL PEACE JUBILEE
M l G L FE TIVAL,
To be held in the
CITY OF BOS TON
juno is, 10, IL, 1s and 10, 1869,
To commemorate the restoration of
PLACE THRO UGHOUT THE LAND.
THE COLISEUM IN WHICH THE JUBILEE Is
TO be held will afford ample accommodation for
nearly Fifty THOUSAND PERSONS, and the Sc.
ries of musical entertainments will include oratoro
performances by the GREATEST CHORUS ever or
ganized in any part OF the world made up OF Musical
Societies from all sections Of the country, Ind
TWENTY THOUsAND CHILDREN from the public
schools. with an Orchestra of ONE THOUSAND IN
sTKUMENTs comprising many u the principal
} Bands and best Musicians in the United States.
Distinguished guests all sections of the Union,
including National and State Officials, will partici-
pate in the Jubilee; and the citizens Of Boston will
be prepared to extend those hospal.ties and atten
tons to visitors from abroad which they hope may
to inaugurate the of kind and fraternal
feeling among all American citizens, and aid in per-
petuating throughout the world. Peace on EARTH
good will toward men,
The immense outlay attendant upon this vast un.
dertaking has been guaranteed with an unexampled
promptness by the citizens of Boston ensuring for
the Festival and Jubilee every success which pecuni.
ry aid command
The following scale OF prices has been established:
Single admission, with secured seats, SIS and So,
according to location.
Single admission without secured seats 50.
Season MISUNDERSTANDING three per-
to all the entertainments given in tho Coliseum
during the season. 500.
The sale of seats will commence at the Boston Mu.
sic Hall, MONDAY, May 17th. Orders for seats, &C.
| companied with the money, may be transmitted by
music dealers throughout the country or by mail OF
express directed to A. P. PECK. Ticket Agent,
Boston Music Hail. Boston Mass
Per order of the Executive Committee.
May - VISA HENRY G. PARKER, Secretary.
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| VNTANTED, A GOOD COOK AND WASH.
wv Err for small family; with out children
preferred. Apply a. once to No. is PlrT-SrREET.
May 10 II
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a. W. AID DAILY ,s..3
GENERAL UOMMIssroA MERCHANT.
s no. "a vvarren-street.
3At.# NEW YORK. y <s...,

PERSONAL. .ArTRMr ZION GIVEN TO THE puR.
6hooe. Hats. Ca q and TrHnks, and Straw a ond. !.
speciality. 4N1-s' "oouS
Consiqnuents Of al krnas Of staple Articles and
general Produce solicited AAN''10' anu
Prompt returns guaranteed. N sf4' Ri}
Ett18 iF at aa sNl4 EDWARD DAILY.
a.,,. u...s.x 80. =. Lac cf Charleston. 20.
y sanMEy ~ DA0 srnos
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WANTED, A GOOD CUUK AND WA ii.
w Err, to go to sullivans Island for summer
Liberal wa es will be paid Apply to DR.. GEORGE
s. PEI ZtR, No. Rutledge avenue.
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Go Nrul.

THO RENT, TWO FINE LAKG E
L. ROOMS on one floor, with closets and every
necessary requisite; also, furnished rooms for gen
t'emen. with buggy house and stable. Apply in
BEAUFAIN-sTREET, opposite Mazyck.
May II mwf3H
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N T. w q Q Q d 8
.J. r. READ & 60.
NO. 263 KIN G s II II f. Il II.
HAVE THIS DAY OPENED AN ASSORTMENT
BLACK DRESS GOODS.
To which they invite the attention of the Ladies'.
BLACK BYZANTINE. s-i wIDE-A NEW ARTI-
Black Grape Maretz. 8-4 wide
Black Iron Grenadine, "a wide
Black Hermann Grenadine "a wide.
White Grape Maretz. S.4 wide
White Barege, wide.
TOGETHER WITH,
Herannis. Bare ees. Iron Grenadines, Grape Ma
retz and Tami, Cloths. in ordinary widths
j. H. KEAD & CO.
CHEAP PRINTS.
1a La CENTS.
WE ARE TO-DAY OFFERING A FULL LINE
OF CAL1COES. at l2Aa cents per yard.
j. II. READ & CO.
MOSQUITO BOBBINET,
IN VARIETY.
Y MOSQUITO PAVILION GAUZE
I" White Coating Linen
New Musins and Orgaudies
II New Pcrcales and Peques .f
Richardson's Ilish Linens
Linen sbeetng u wide u
Pillow Case Linen
New York Mills Longcloth
Wamsutta, Masonvie, Lonst1ale, and other "a.
vor1te brands OF yard wide Bleached Shirt
ings
Ladies' Summer Under Vests
Mems Gauze Merino Under Vests.
j. N, READ q co.
'3 ENGLISH HOSIERY. z"
LADIES WHITE COTTON STOCKINGS
MEMS Hail Hose. In best English manu- lacture
n,g. GLOVES, GLOVES.
LADIES Isle THREAD GLOVES ar
Gentemen's Lisle 1hread Gloves a,.i has IA
tFr Children's Liale Thread Glovos. sr .as
slE ". ALSO. pWn>a%aH
WHITE GOODS. w.. rs
ooMPnrs1Nu1 PART ..'
NAlNsOoK MUsLINs. MuLLSs JAcoNE1s g.
Cnmbrics, Bishop aud Victoria Lawns; Swisses-in
CANDIES. Tarletans, &C., &c. ~
.(5.' ..| y. Il, READ s. co, "
LACES AND EMBROIDERlES
FULL LINES OF NOVELTIES IN LACE GOODS
and En,broidertes. as usual 'i3, I'M
.la4 j. r. RE AID &c CO.. ..a-
Mo. S63 KIHG-s TIRE EFT. M
Aprit - ,,,xot
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| WANTED, BY A GENlLENIAN AND
| w his Wife, TWO U>FURNISHtD APART
MENTS In genteel private flmiiy, in the lower part
| of the City. Address j. W., p. o., Charleston,
| May 10 II
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Amnscmenls.

YNTNA FIRE COM n NY
THE PICNIC OF THIS COMPANY WILL TAKE
PLACE ON
Friday Morning, Nay a1st,
G II U Il N p l. A TZ,
And SOIR will be given ut the Tngine House in
the evening al Nine O'Clock
Cars will leave Ann-street Depot for The Schuetzen-
platz at Eight O'Clock a. NJ. Returning at Six P. M
Tickets can be procured by the members and for
their friends from eth r of The
COMMITTEE:
G. G. WI4HTMAN, IOA Won DOHLEN
IHOS j. LYONS, il T.. FORBES
j. B. FORBES, RuBr Jt KDAN
+. KkESSELL, w. VERB
f. e. HEPP, W G. PRICE
A. WALTON.
Nav 10 0
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WANTED, A COLOItED WOMAN, OF
w good character, to do the Cooking, Touse
work, and part Of the Washing for family of three
Al ply at No. % LEGARE.sTREET.
Nav 1S
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WANTED, FOR A PLACE ON ASHLEY
wv RIVER, colored man capable OF managing
twenty-five horse power engine, saw Mil. &c.
References required. Apply at No. 14l NETTING
81 REET, UP nla AIRS. 81 May 10
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WANTED, EVERYBODY To KNOW
w that JOB PRINTING Of all kinds. plain and
0fnainentai, is executed promptly in the neates.
style and at the lowest New York prizes, a. HE
NEWS Job OM @, No. 149 EAST BAY. Call and ex-
anime the scale of prices before giving your orders
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allOQnts.

MIANTED.-A YOUNG MAN, ls OR go
w years OF agc, who write good hand, ard
Is willing to devote his time to the interest his
employer, can hear of q situation bv applying
through the Postofice to B. r. NJ, stating his re
fdence. Sa ary $780, Myl9
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SMOKED TONGUES. &c.

LNXTRA LARGE SMOKED TONGUES, CHOICE
~ PIG SHOULDERS, BREAKFAST STRIPS
Ginger Snaps, Kentucky Creams, and all variety OF
Crackers, received this week
VIM & CORWIN Il CO
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TNO RENT IN NEW York. Fur THE
II Summer, an elegant four-story DWELLING,
49, srinnton Avenue. fitted up with all mode inn
sTRHET ror in the highest
SANEE1.N VIM. -cuEFdEKO.
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A YOUNG LADY DESIRES A SITUE~
IN TION as Nursery Governess. No objection to
leaving the city or Stale. Unexcepdonabe refer
ences given and required. Address A. II Key Box
No. 33, CharlestoR Pos tofice. May Is
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TXTANTED, SUBSCIslBERS EUls ALL
w THE LEADING MAGAZINE AND NEW 5.
PAPERS, at publishers rates.
= t1 CHARLES @. RICHTER,
April FL No. -161 Klng-street.
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ENOK RENT. THAT DESIHA RI I. Fc
II DWELLING HOUSE AND STORE on the
north side OF Iradd street next 70 corner of Met.
ing. lateiy occupied as Bakery establishment by J.
be be rented low. Apply to LOUIS NOLAN. No. 4s
10
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GNTANTED-AGE ENTS-TO SELL TnE
w AMERICAN KNITTING MACHINE. Price
$25 The simplest, echeapest and best Knitting Ma
chine ever Invented. will knit 10000 stitches per
minute Liberal inducements to Agents. ADDRESS
AMERICAN KNITTING MACHINE COMPANY,
Boston. Mass. or st. Louis, Mo.
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MX7ANTED. AGENTS FOR THE AMERI.
w CAN FARMERS HORSE BOOK, in both Eng
lish and German. by Robert Stewart. " b., of Miss
The work covers the whole ground Of the breeding
ana raising and the treatment Of horses and mules.
popular favor. and is to-day the most popular and
best selling Horse Book out. Address q. r. VEN
Publisher, Cincinnati, o. 6mOM March 10
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| FHW RENT, a COMFOKTABLE HOUSE
a. at the northeast corner of Bogard and Coming
streets Apply to J. d. KENNEDY, No. 1914 Church.
! SCIcet. Nav IT
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THE NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.

The following extracts show the state of the New
loRk money market yesterday
From the ~ Y. Herald.
"The principal feature Of interest i'm Wall street
to-day was further decline I'm gold. The first sales
were made in the rooms this morning at 1884, ana
later at 134i6, From this figure there was steady
decline, with the usual hating and fractional reaC-
tions to 133sS, which point was reached at about
h0lf-past one, after which it continued steady
board, when the premium stood at the higher
of these figures. After the formal closing of the
room there was further decline to 1873 "a, whence it
reacted again to 1887, but fell OFF later, and at the
close of business was 1884, The demand for cash
gold was active at times during the day, and the
rates for carrying rejecting the short interest in the
market, ranged irregularly from three to six per
cent. The transactions of the Gold Exchange Bank
were: :-Gross clearings, S67 ,000 gold balances,
Sl,59I, ,S94; currency balances, 81, ,207, 1898.
'The Government market sympalhized with the
weakness of the gold premium, and was heavy and
dull in consequence of the decline The offerings
were light and prices generally on at both the
morning and noon calls the new issues of five
twenty bonds being the most notceably weak. In the
afternoon the market was trmer and experienced
a fractional recovery in figures. The following
were the closing prices at five Oclock:-United
States 6s 1ssl, registered 12lk@22; do, do, coupon
121 1I@122; do. 5-20s, registered 120H@l21; do. do.
coupon 1862 123@l2Sh; do do, coupon, 1864,
do coupon, new, 1861 119A@1l926; do. do. cou-
pom lS6 l2Ea@l2C@ do do:, co1P9n lS6S
do do, coupon, 1l3@ 1l36; currency bonds, l06h@
S.The money market worked with continued ease
to borrowers call, the banks giving preference to
loans of this chaTaCter-qt six and seven per cent
Discounts were dull and regarded with great eau
tOn, only prime names being accepted at high rates
OF eight to ten per cent.
Foreign exchange is dull and weaker, with
commercial cor bills S' Rates are:EsterlingS, Sp'' sixty
days commercial 109@1091; good to prime
bankers, lOg%@1lG short sight .,1n ,1lnG7S@lIIOh
Shy; Antwerp, 5'1S3i i@515; Switzerland, 5'1S3{
@515; Hamburg, 35k@86; Amsterdam, 4O4@
402i; Frankfort, 40A@402; Bremen, 7SE@79Is
Prussian thalers 70%@7lh."
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FROM NEW ENGLAND.
A Supposed Murder.

Despatch TO The EUening Telegraph
CONCORD, n. H., Aug. 17.-The stomach of
Mrs. Gilmore, who died under suspicious cir
cumstances at Albany, year ago last April, has
been sent to Boston for analysis, suspicion rest
ing upon a son of the mother as being her mur-
derer, by mixing poison with prescription,
and from which she died suddenly.
A Novel Walking Match-Arrest of Il NotOrIOus
SWIndler.
Despatch 10 The EUening Telegraph.
BosTON, Aug. 1.-THE walking-match be-
tween j. A. Bessom and A. H. White, in which
White was to walk from Salem to Boston in an
hour and a half quicker than Bessom walked the
distance backward, took place yesterday, the
stakes being $50 aside. They started at o A. NJ,
and Bessom won the race, beating White 30
minutes.
An officer arrived in this city yesterday, haV-
ing in his custody a noted criminal named
William G. Robinson. Three years ago ROBIN
son was in Portland; and during his stay there
swindled a number of prominent business men
out of large sums of money. Leaving Portland,
he went to New York and praetlsed the same
game there, and then sailed for Europe. few
weeks ago he returned and domicied himself in
Baltimore, where the officer found him.
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FROM BALTIMORE.
The Western Maryland Railroad BOnds-PrO.
mincnt Republicans Deny any Intention o.
starting Il ''Chase Party,

The Western Maryland Railroad BOnds-PrO-
mincnt Republicans Deny any Intention of
starting ''ChHsc Pnrty.r
Special Despatch to The EUeniHJ Telegraph.
BALTIMORE, Aug. 17.-Jesse Armitage, Deputy
Warden of the penitentiary, well known and
much respected died last night Of typhoid fever
The Commissioners of Washington county,
who suspended payment yesterday of the interest
on their endorsed bonds of the Western Mary
land Railroad in consequence of some misunder-
standing regarding Baltimore paying her interest,"
have resumed the payment of the same. Balti-
more is also paying her interest on the same
and much sympathy exists for the company
which will soon be on a solid basis.
Judge Bond; Archibald Stirling, United States
District Attorneys E. Y. Goldsborough, United
States Marshal; and George NJ Russum United
States Bankrupt Commissioner, sign card in
this mornings Sun, replying to the Baltimore
american, in which they deny all intention to
divide the Republican party, and pronounce the
American'S assertions that they are getting up
Chase movement for the eXt Presidency false.
The Baltimore Produce Market.
BALTIMORE, Aug. 1T.-COttOn firm at 33Lc. Flour
dull and less firm; Howard street superine, s650G7
Mills superfine S6506725; do extra S725GS 25 do.
family, sS'75@10'75; Western supertne, S650@6'75;
do extra, 81 '2507'75; do family, SSGS50 Wheat
weak; prime to choice, sl'6O@170 Corn firm prime
white 81 1061 10; yellow, 81 ID Oats dull at 5SGGOc
Rye dun at 81 OG@iI0 Mess Pork firm. Bacon rib
Hams, 24@25c. Lard firm at 20G2lc. Whisky Is
more animated at 81 15@1 16.
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Philadelphia Trade RepOrt.

TUESDAY, Aug. 17.-Seeds.-ClO is quiet at
s9@96O u Ga lbs. Timothy is unchanged; 1OObushels
sold at s425@45O. FlaXseed cannot be quoted over
S2'50@2'55
There is no new feature to present in the Flour
market and in the absence OF any demand for ship
ment the sales were confined to 100000 barrels for
the supply of the home consumers, at s55O@576 for
supertne S6@ 625 for winter wheat extra S65O@ $50
for Northwestern extra family; s625@7'25 for Penn
sylvana do do. S675@S for Ohio do. do. ; and 1925
0Gl0 for fancy brands according to quality Rye
Flour is steady at $6'37H.
The Wheat market is less active, and 2@3c. 70
bush lower. Sales OF 1000 bushels new redat 81 600
40, the latter rate for choice, and 5000 bushels
Western do. secret terms Rye is held at 81 25 7s
bushcl for Pennsylvania and Western. Corn is dull
and weak. Sales of yellow at Sl17@11S, and West
ern mixed at Sl15G1I7 Oats are in better demand
Sales of 2OO0 bushels Western at 72@7Sc. 10000
bushes do, for shipment, private terms, and new
Southern and Pennsylvania at s62@6ic.
Whisky has advanced; IS barrels Western sold at
Sis, duty paid.
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.FROM NEW' JERSEY.
The National Supcrintcndents' COnventiOn-As-
semhlinR the American Normal school Assoc
catiOn-Thc Discussion.

The National Supcrintcndents' COnvcntiOn-As-
scmhling of the American Normal school Assoc
ciatiOn-The Discussion.
Special Despatch to The EUening Telegraph
TRENTON, Aug. 17.-The National Superinten-
dents Association met at 9 o'clock this morning.
and, after the routine business was transacted
adjourned to meet in an adjoining hall at \.
NJ. tomorrow.
The American Normal School Association, re-
presenting forty schools, was then consti-
tuted, with prayer by Rev. j. d. King.
Rev. Joseph Alden, LID read an essay on
the theme, GLOW shall pupils be taught to
men and women to become teachers. The first
essential was to furnish these pupils with good
teachers; teachers with the best talent that could
be secured.
The pupils should be practically taught
the ordinary branches they would be sub
sequently required to teach such as arithmetic,
geography, penmanship, etc. Practice in class
instruction was invaluable to secure efficiency.
He believed the work of training Christian
teachers was not second to that of training
Christian ministers.
Professor William T. Phelps urged that nor
nal schools ought not to give common instruc-
tion, but to teach how to teach.
William Bawingen defended the principle that
pupils should also be instructed in common
branches.
On another column will be found an interest
ing letter detailing the proceedings of the Super
ntendents Convention yesterday.-ED. .EY. TEL }
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FROM THE P.ACLFIC COAST.
The Iron Mines of California 80 be Worked
Indians Killed and CRptured-Mnil Trains
Attacked Markets.

SAN FRANCIsCo. August 1G.-Lewis Provost,
leading sericulturist of this State, died at San
Jose to-day.
A company has been incorporated to work the
iron mines of California.
Late Arizona adyices state that the troops
made q successful excursion to the Barr Noun
tains, and killed and captured a number OF In
dians, and destroyed considerable property.
The soldiers have returned from an unsuccess-
full search for the mails recently captured by
the Indians near Camp Dale creek. Besides
checks, vouchers, etc, the mail contained a
large amount in greenbacks.
The savages attacked a train between Week.
enburg and Vulture mine, and captured nine
mules.
Flour quiet at $5'1215@6. Wheat quiet;
choice shipping, $1'75. Receipts for the past
forty-eight hours unusually heavy, being 1OS 600
sacks. Legal-tenders, 741lc.
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FROM EUROPE.
This Mornings Quotations.

By the AnglO-AHleTtcan CABLE
IoNpoN, Aug. IA. M.-Weather fair and favor
able for growing crops. COnsOls for money, 92zS
ana for account, 93 5.2Os $50 for 1s62s; and S2i(
for 1s65s old and Sll for ls67s Railways steady
Erie 1917; Illinois Central 941I.
LIvERPooL, Aug. IA. Motion active; up
lands 13hd.; Orleans, 13%d. The sales to-day viii
reach 10 900 bales California Wheat, lis 3D. Corn
sos Cd. Lard, 7ss. Naval Stores frmer.
LONDON, Aug. IA. M.-Calcutta Lnseed, 62s. Sd.
This Afternoons Quotations.
LONDON, Aug. 17-P. M,-5-2Os, s32S for 1s62s. S2az
for 1s65s Old and sl2s for 1868 illinois Central
Railroad 90.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 17-P. M-Yans and fabrics at
Manchester are tirmer, and prices are better Corn
BIS. Receipts of wheat for the last three daVs 40 000
quarters, of which 225OO are American. Lard frm
at 97s.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. l5-2 P. M.-Upland Cotton, 1917
@l3@d.; Orleans, l8h@l3Sd. California Wheat,
lis. 3D. Red Western, los. '
FRANKFORT, Aug. 1E-5-2Os are heavy
PARIS, Aug 1.-THE Bourse is firm. Rentes,
78'20f.
HAvRE, Aug. 17.-Cotton opened quiet and steady,
beth on the spct and aloat,