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Ur,anasand Mo,i,. anio N. or,ean.

CoFTEE.Rio quiet but steady at quotations be-
low. Other kinds we're dull, but unchanged. We quote =
hio ordinary cargoes 14c. fair do, H. TO-;
good ao lpso &c. primo do, I61c. l7c; extremes,
dor oL5, l54e lI4c Java 3.c 2Sc Singapore zoe.
22}6c. Ceyisn, l13c l955c. Maracahc, l71so. lo;
Lasuayra l6Ac lSc; Jamaica, Ic 16c; Costa kica,
l9sc. lSNc Mania, I6c. l3c. Maxican IGc &c.,, and
Sayanila, lsa. a lslao-al gold. dnty paid.
CANDLRs were sN duh, there being demand, except
for retail lots, which were selling ns tho following
patcat, 55c a sec
ConnAsn quiet but steady at 24c. Csc for Manila
aud l7c for tarred Russia.
CoopEEAes sroox;-Ihe market though quiet was
steady, owing to tho light stocks Sugar shocks gs inch
heads, were quoted at " 50 10; d. % ao ~ 20 o. syi
moasses do y DO, ~ " 81 50 pipe do, f6 SJ al box
do, 1885, rum de- 70 20 ~ Soi hoops II feet s45 $40;
hsops IL feet. $40 x4G.
CoooATho demand light, and we heard OF sales
Prices nomnsy 1899. Ike, gold, for GuayaQui Ia
bosd ana IN zoe. do for Maracaibo do.
COPPER market for ngot quiet there being but
little dsmand but chapgs note prices,
There saies Of a6JU.O lbs. at z3c. 2.c chiefly ut
the inside price.
DYEwoops-The market ruled dull prices henyy
and nominal, at about So gold for st. Domingo ana ia
maca iogHo0d Fiy for Cuba fustc, Si5 $7 for
kinds do $i50 DO. for camwo0d and for
west coast Lima wood Tho stock OF most descriptions
large.
HOUR AND GnAIs.-With large receipts and limited
demand the market for all kiais OF State and Western
Flour duil and prices receded 1Oc. lac be Cali
fofnia dub and nominal; sales 9,bUO bbs Southern
soia moderate eSteat rather lower pteeS
4T5 -four quiet but steady, with safes OF b35
bb Corn meal was dull but unchanged no saes were
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ELSE Ball N0EE5.

the great contest between the Mutuals ana Gin
cinnatis comes OF to-day.
The base ball fraternity hereabouts Will lock with
anxiety towards the West this afternoon.
Among all tue feeling to-day is Mutna.
II ID hoped that the lightning to.aiyns may nash
the words 'the GREEN'S above the Red.n
Should both mines appear in fun uniform the con-
test will be a "sockiag old gaine.u
TIE closing game OF tho seasoa among the heavy
weights will take place on Monday at the Union
grounds. Tao game IN question Id the home and
home OF the AtlanticEckford match. The result OF
the contest viii decide the question OF tho nominal
championship. There will undoubtedly be large
crowd Of spectators present, and those who attend
Will IN all probability see q lne game.
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The State Association.


The Brooklyn Eagle speaking Of the meeting Of
the state Association. says:--
The Capitol Of the State viii be thrown open the llth
ms. for shs use q the New YORK State q Ball
p y.o a.. ' 's and suS the
probabes o The Various for oboe Tho csndi
ne Central City ciaS q syracuse. Mr. Porter Is on;
or e position "a ns for Which he has been named
gentleman OF culture and horoashy unas.,snds tho
National sr eus Of 1bsny wa" has made an
spending secretary will dsuo ess bs rseecsd
Out shadow doubt DO reoeciea Reeordss Secretary
that Sss sSra .a ss BE- ss ar S ID s i
the undivided support Of BROOKLYN delegation for no Il
sp"a mfn sse rnf opn6a
ysnon viii We very hsesss sdo 20 ne n9ped ,na'
gatss and not by letter.
The Presidency being conceded to the central por-
ton of the state the First Woo Presidency should
belong to the East and no better Or more popular
man Could DO named than JOAN Sterling, Of the
Stars tile amateur champions. For Soccnd ice
presideut Mr. q. SC John, Jr., OF the Delaware, or
port Jeryis, VIII be namel AS his section Of the
state has uot heretofore been recognized ID the dis
trDuton Of onces, and rs ne Is an enthusiastic and
popular member Of the fraternity in his portion OF
ths state; his nomination VIII, doubt meet with
appreciation Should Mr.. Albro Of the Unions OF
Morrisauia decline 10 run for treasurer, Mr.. Tasse,
OF the Atlantios, or Glenn, Of tho Oriental win bs
namcd For Judge Advocate for the Eastern sec
ton either MIR. w. D. Jones, OF the Alpha OF Brook
lyn or Mr. j. Is. Aiken, OF the Athlete OF Washing
tan Halgns, will probably receive tho nom ination.
members OF tic bar, and both, professionally aud
socially, enjoy an enviable popularity. For Judge
Advocate for the Western division names have ps
yet como 10 light
From the candidates named q set OF ofllcers
second to in tho entire country can be secured,
aud 1t IL to be hoped that the Convention may DO rs
that Of last year was model, botn as regards the
intelligence and efficiency which characterized the
entire body.
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FIRE N A CHURCH.
Exciting Scene Among the Congregation.


Abont four O'Clock yesterday afternoon. while
service was being held IN the lecture room OF the
Congress street Methodist church, and just as Rev.
Dr.. Butler nad concluded an address, smoke was
discovered issuing from the registers In
vast Volumes 1t was Immediately surmised
tAat q hre was In progress in the
room beneath, an effort WAS made to dis
cover the truth In tue matter, but very unforta-
nalely sone stumbling individual accidentally
tripped against one o. inc registers making loud
noise whion startled the congregation and perpe-
tratod the most intense excitement many supposlny
thar portion OF tho floor had given way. An Im-
mediate rush was mado for tho door and a
fearful and ndescribabe scene ensued The
large number OF children present were IN
danger OF being crushed TO deafh. and cries
OF irghtful import rang through tho building A
number OF TIE moro quiet OF tue congregation stood
upon thor seats and cndeayorei 70 quiet the assem-
blaze az IL was evident that the danger IRON iir0
waa nor immediate. some one struck up familiar
tune which Wss lakea zip by others, anu during the
singing partial quiet was restored aDd less exp eui-
ion8 cgicss OF the audience look place. 1t Is some
what remarkable that no one WAS injured during
the COMMISSION.
An investigation revealed quito on extensive ire
Communicated TO tho moor OF The lecture room from
o dsleciiyo duo. Land engine NO. 10 responded
with allcrity, and Immediately got 10 WORK, and
through she prompt and energetic Efforts OF tue nro-
msl the names were soon suDduet. large noe
into the no0r 10 enable the nremen 70 get at
the IRE. but the damage VIII not exceed s500 fally
insured.
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the grounds distance Of nearly sixty feet re
struck upon HIS head. on heap OF stones and BRICK
WIN such force II u said, That good sized nat
stone. over an inch In thickness, was broken INTO
several pieces. Ills skull was fractured, both lcge
were broken above the knees, one hip was d.5lO-
Gated and The bones OF one elbow were shieered to
Atoms. Miraculous ~ II appears no waa conscious
when taken mp and was able TO give the address OF
MS friends ut North RUSSELL Mass At last accounts
ne 90 stil alive and his surgeons TANK it possible
that he may recover
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ANruoNy.--At her residence on Greene avenue,
BROOKLYN after lingering illness, ANN ELIZA An
ruoNY, aged IS wears and months.
Notice OF funeral Hereafter.
BARRErr.-On Friday, November S, HANNAH
The relatives and friends are requested to attend
the FUNERAL from her late residence, No. 5s7
Eleventh avenue, on sunday afternoon, OF two
BLAKE.-In Philadelphia, on Thursday, November
4, WILLIAM RUFUS BLAKE, aged years and
months only son OF Dr. Lewis w. and Margaretta c.
me funeral win proceed to Greenwood Cemetery,
from foot OF Cortlandt street. ths Saturday AFTER
noon, Mt quarter past one O'clock upon the arrival
OF the Philadelphia train. Members and friends OF
the family are respectfully invited 10 attend.
BooRaAN.-In Jersey City, on Thursday, Noveu-
Der 4, Deacon WILLIAM EooRNAN Ia the 18TH year Of
bis age.
fully invited TO attend the funeral. from the First
Baptist church Grove street Jersey CITY, on Sunday
morning at half-past ten O'Clock.
BooTMAN-Dn Thursday November 4, ELrPHALgr
BoorAAN, IN the GBth year OF his age
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited
to attend the unerai from 81. JOINS chapel yarlok
p'cack without further notice. The remains Will
be taken TO Newburg for internent.
Csssfpy.-As his resil:ace, aos West rirty-sccond
street on THURSDAY, November {, Of tynhii fcycr,
john CASSIDY, native Of Slane, county Meath,
dhe funeral VIII take place on Sunday afternoon
uFMAREsT.-on Thursday, November g. PETER A.
DE4AREsr, AGED 20 years months and days.
TIC relatives and friends OF the family are invited
to attend the funeral, from his late residence, No es
Charlton street. this Saturday afternoon, ut one
O'Clock.
Paterson papers please copy.
DRNTON.--On Friday November 5, AUGUSTUS DEN.
TON aged 40 years, months aud DAYS.
the friends and relatives OF The family ere re
deucc 16s Perry street, on Sunday Afternoon at two
O'Clock.
DopGE-on wednesday evening, November 3,
AUGUSTA ChEaEsTiSA, dauSht9r oil Richard J. and
Henrietta Dodge.
friends are invited to attend the funeral, this sat
urday) afternoon. ~ two O'Clock, from "a Clark
street, Brooklyn
DosNErLY.--At II Newark avenue, Jersey City,
on Friday, November 0. JAM, reiict OF tonn Dom
molly aged - years.
Tho irlar<ls Of the family are requested to attend
tho funerH, on sunday afternoon, at nalfpast one
O'CLOCK.
ENoiysH.-Suddeny, in this city, on Friday,
November 8, Captain DAVID ENGLISH, Of schooner
I Lizzv, Eatchelder, In the 4sth year Of his age.
Erz0ERALD.-In this CITY, on Thursday, Novemba
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THE LAST or rHE Boston CoIIsEuM.-Forty work
men began yesterday to reduce The Coliseum TO
snapoloss lumber One thousand loads nave peen
sold TO party for lrewood. Eight sections OF the
western balcony covering supernciaiy an area ol
400 ieet In length and seventy-hve 10 wdtn, nave
been sold. TO be removed ana replaced In its Original
shape az riverside Irotting park, where 1t VIII serve
an excellent purpose as grand stand rus saie
Includes tie lower HOor tho bac0ny proper anu tlo
roof above H. OF tho prize articles about Z0oJ
chairs and scttees and perhaps half OF Tue dccora
tions yet remain unclaimed. or tie decorations but
very few nags are eft The stock OF prizes on hand
viii be dsspoacd OF BY auction ~ all early d--6os
ton Herald, Nop. q.
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Eayans-Ccmmon sbc. n e2c.; good s7c ~ VIZ; fne,
81 0j II H. Yua-l cut, Zoo. e259o = ent, IL %
81 il59, average lots .c ssSe Manu- astnred Black
and medium, &c. &c. good an f1e Zoe
sAc; work, and medium, &c. SJc good
aud enc, CSC. e Sc, all Ia hont
MHfskEYIhe market only moderately active, and
prices decidedly ioYer coo barrels sold at VI III
= 81 1s-cosisg Mt the Inside price. . = =
WHALTBosE WAS 0ulet az 81 gold, tor Arctic, $50 &c.,
woo-Trade ia better than II al the uao OF last
report though the rse s DO called iui The bnsi.
manly confined 10 small lots, owing 70 the fact that
sellers universally n refuse To effect aaics on credit except
to parties whone pecuaiaTy Affairs are Ia sound
condition. IA tho stock OF mos. descriptions
IL modera rni Improved demand Is anticipated
before oag holders Haspoaed to roAze, crcep ct l
previous prices In pned wool thare 10 fair burmese
doing prices steady except forianbs which is selling at
QUOT, but held Tor fuu pflces. California sprlng
Is selling moro freely and fall Is sought after While
prices are quito steady Foreign lrio lower for most
kinda the decline IN sold tut there Is
business doing The gales lj5ogD lbs feecc at fc
b4c including i5,e5 Michigan at 47Ec
Csc; eco tub washed at &c. bic- the latter pTce
FOR hnc 100000 Oslo s9c 5e fer No. and X and bic.
Bio. for Xxx, about 0j bury unwaslei ut 3cc 2oe
Indiana l,0e Louisiana private terms Slygo ss
rulca at f9c, 97c for and extra, s7iSc 4c Tor
lambs and ssc q sa,sc for no. , ana shs s,
Texas a. 49, 27o ana 1905 California al 60 ABE
for m 2sSs 3sc. for spring, Including 1900 Al spring
At 3ac oos choice AL AZ and B. free OF brrs, at 3c, be
Al fall % choicc do TO arrive private terms
TIE sales OF foreign folews-S0 balsa washed
Codova &c. gold ~ DO Cape at .5c S6c b55 do. do
and washed Mediterranean private ternA 7oo
bales nestsa sheep skins sold private terms
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ANOTHER SCAFroLD Accidental FErGHTFuL
FALrr-Thc Manchester IN. H. Mirror ans Anae,lcan
has the following particulars OF an ACCIDENT when
occurred at Milford on tho I'd inst. Two painters.
named Whitcomb and Mixer, were at work near tae
top OF the new Town House, when the staging on
which they stood gave way. Mixer was able TO
catch on the boards OF . staging below ana swing
himself to windows but Whitc0mb was dasneo 70
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STaEET QUOTATIONS.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

FRIDAY, Nov 6-8 p. NJ.
BaRswAx still dull and heavy, with small sales within
the range Of 4ac. . 40
BUILDING kATRRIALs.-There was . moderate business
doing in Eastern spruce prices for which steady
81 s23 for choice lots; the sales about
zoo O feet while the offerings were only moderate Lahs
about $4,000 sod ~ rs which tho closing price,
kosendae cement steady At o. while lime steady,
though aaiet III 65 for common, and 81 Is Tor lump.
Bricks were dali, but unchanged In value.
COTTON market heavy and irregular and prices
were &c lower but fair buainoas consuniated at the
decline the sales amounting bales including l22 for
export los for spinning, and " speculation. For future
delivery the market comparatively quiet, the saes being
200 oaes basis low middng for November AZ sSc and 200
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

NK0rrscO.
CuAXBEES-JENxIGs.-On Wednesday, Foyo-nbor
8, by the Rev. DR.. KittIedge, q. GAGE CaAMnsas
TO II2zIE A. JENKINS, both OF this city. No cards.
kEEiER--SNov.-At The Fourteenth stree. Freshly
terlan church, on Wednesday, NoveHber 3, by Rev.
II. D. Aogthrop, HENRY a. NEELER to l4orPIg A..
secoad daughter OF Mrs. Marie L. snow and grand
daughter Of the late FTaros ID. Allen.
LYoN--TATs os.--At Elizabeth, n. j.. on " ednes-
day evening" November 8, by the Rev. Benjamin =.
WATSON ID. d., OF the Church OF the Annuacatl0n,
Philadelphia, Pa, Joszrn LYON TO LAviHIA A.,
eldest daughter Of Alexander Ii. 7. Watson, all OF
forner place.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Tuesday, November 2,
nue and Twenty-EiDth street, by the Rev. 7. w.
Chambers, d. d., Rev. CHARLES ". MCCHEERY, OF
ChotOp0 Kansas, to CoENEILA LEVEHCu, daughter
or John ]. Brewer, OF this city.
Observation-Disclosures "Wednesday, November
q at the residence or the BRIDES parents by the Rev.
Weelock H. Parmey. CHARLES r. PoLHEMUs 10
EMMA i. MILLER, oil OF jersey City.
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NEW YORK P3opsRTY-By MULLER WILKINS AND 90.
story house ana lot, No - Park nv, 7sS ii East
lot tsh st. i95 Ge of 7t 2sxlsos Mr. Laxar. coo
lot adjoining, 2cxlfTs Mr.
lot adjoining, s6xl9ls Marston. ,So
ny p. J.. RAYM0SD.
House and lot 9th soA Of 4ad st lot 21xso
PousHKEEPsIE PRoPEaTY-Dy e. H. LUDLOW q
Co.-hessrs. K. II. Ludlow d Co., OF this city, on
Thursday sold the following described property at
Poughkeepsie, belonging to the Ludlow estate Stu
atedjn that city and the OF Stamford by order
OF J. L. Lelers. referee. The sale attended by
o largo NUMBER OF bidders aud the competition was
spirited. Tne Following prices were ootainsd:-
HAMILTON
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At the close OF street business the following quota
lions were made for the the government nsl-United
States currency sxes 1917 1o1A; do. sxos, 1851,
registered, 1l8 1884; coupon, 11S 11SR do. i've
twcnties, regstered May and November, il254 llS;
90. 1862 coupon, do. DO, ll51s 1855; do. 1854,
coupon, do do. li3,@ 11s%; DO 1865, coupon, do
Co., 1l31 ia; DO do, registered, January and
Suly Ii54 1le; DO. 1866 coupon, do. do, 1853 q
slG; do. 1861 coupon, ie. do 115 1lojS; do 1865,
coupon, do DO, 1874 ll5; do. ten-iortes, regis
tered, 101i4 101hi 90. do, coupon, 1919 1885,
The following were tie closing street priees for
ene leading Southern ponGs;-Tennessee, ex coupon,
90 O.; do, new, 30 o.; Virginia, ex coupon, go
O 51 do, new, 81 a 55i Georgia Skies 81 50; GO.
seyens, 81 81; North Carolina, ex coupon, d6 Al;
DO, new, 81 a o76; do, special tax Se4 4oi
Missouri SKIES, 81 s,5s; Louisiana skies, 90 Gs;
40. lcvec skies, 60 O e1H; 90. do. egh's 50 81;
Alabama elghts, 90 q 81; DO. iyes. 60 60; South
Carolina SKIES. 90 q 70; DO. new, e5 90; city Mem
phis Sizes, AZ ~.
The earnings OF the Union Pacific Railroad Conn
pany were as follows during tho month OF Octo-
per:-PasseAgers, sSi19e6 freight s2I7,6l2; mails,
323 2o0-making totsl OF SS7s,6l7.
me following shows the results OF today's
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REAL ESTATE NATrRgs.

The following sales OF improved and unimproved
city property were maae yesterday, at tho Ex-
change under the direction OF Messrs Kuler, Will
kins Il Co. ami Mr. T. y. Raymond
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Ninth avenue, corner OF Fifty-tnird street, thi2s
Saturday afternoon, at one O'Clock.
sHrELps-ASN SHIELDS, u native OF the parish oc
Khimcre, county Galway, Ireland. In the oSsh year
me relatives and friends and the friends Of hs r
sonsin-law, Patrick Torpev john Kelly and Jos a
from the residence OF nor son-ln-law. John ke5 ~,
$50 FIRST avenue, this Saturday al1ernoon ata1o
sIrTa.-ou Thursday, November T. JANE A. 81 mn,
aged II years.
Inc relatives ana frlendu OF tho family ard,thoss
OF her uscses John nal Thomas smith, Gre ~ spect-
fully invited to attend the funeral from the RESI- depce
OF her mother u Mulberry street, on SUNDAY after
sroLzs-on Thursday. November 4, LorIs srALzE.
from Hamburg.
H. and INA other ir.eaus, are invited tc atteno the
funeral, from 40 First street. Ho6okel; on sunday
' surroN-on Friday November 8, y ,sr short
iHnoas. NARY, VIE Of Charles J. saS on, aged s.
Inc relatives and friends Of the fantf are respect
fully invited 20 attend the funeral fros her late
tleuce suttnn's Hotel, Mott Uavcs Westchester
county on Monday morning, az cevsa O'CLOCK
Portsmouth ~ H. papers please sopy.
swADs-on Wedsesasy, noys rem er g after short
swado aged 81 years, months ep.d 80 days
the relatives and friends OF efamily are respect
fciiy invited 90 attend thc ins era from her iatc
residence No q Mansln stree, on sunday alter
noon, az one o'clock.
TA2LoR.-Un Thursday evsat No. November A. after
short ilness, THOMAS, son OF George ii. and Doro-
thea Isyior ased years, lmoutn aud 10 days.
fully invited 20 attend the Mineral from tho resiepce
Of his parents, No. lls MS, Forty-lth street. th
Saturday afternoon, at Dgo O'CLOCK
Hoonds.-At spriag alley, Bergen county, NJ j..
on Inarsaay, Novemnw 4, nESnY N. vOoanIs, IN
the 0lst year Of his ago
The relatives and fyends OF the family arc respect
iuiv mvted 10 atteUl the funeral, on sunday morn
my ~ nai.paas ten O'Clock, from the South Church
| OF acknowledgements
WILsoN,--ln BrJoklyu on Thursday, November 4
| MARY A; HfLIcZi, VITO OF Captain Thomas w. VIII
| son, In the 49tb year OF nor age
frionds OF the family are invited TO attend ia,
| funeral iroyi st Mary's church, Classon avenue
Brooklyn, GA Monday afternoon. u two O'Clock.
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PAS9ENlRRQ

Per Per steamship Charleston, for New York-Mrs
lemon, Mr. Hutchins, Mr. Aver, Mr. Rollins, WING.
Lean, Mrs Major Danielson end children, q b
Savage, Philips, 81 Finley, F Ruck, and 90 in
Per Steamship Sea Gull, for baltimore Beck.
lanes lanes Beck Aoonhower, o. Brown, L Ro.
Per ,steamer Fannie, from aeorgetown. &c
HB wilson, wife and servant, A Pudigon, r q
Master Hsstsr 4aases
Read, nsster Lance Read, Naster Q q Hume Misa
Horant, Alss 2 Aiston, Mrs K.Hn9eH Nastef
TrsPaeE, Col 81 Aston, Dr. q = Heriot, r " Fra.
ser, Raineyt Ana ~ on deck. % !.
wieE, w 3 Hume. aad is d @ dsck. INV onsu' a
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Daisies.

The world Is o sea OF snow. white daisies.
walk knee.deep In the level tide; .
Slowly wade, AMI the fragrant pillows
Part mt my coming OH either side;
MIKE me q path through their lovely sweetness.
See, I'm my wakc, like track OF foam,
Pallid they lie with their fair heads dropping,
Sadly marking my pathway home.
Oh, troddcn down.daisics, for such brief pleasure
To feel your softncsS under my feet,
Have ! made waste OF the tender beauty
That bees ana butterflies find SO sweet.
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NoKruHAsrERN RAILnoAp.

23o bales cotton, 2 bales sea Island cotton, 642
ID DDS naval stores 70 bushels rough rice mdse, &c.
TO Marshall, Jr, v Barden, Kfnsman q Howell,
Adger co, DR. r P Porcher, Claghorn, Her,
ring 4 60, stoney, O. " Williams 90, Rave:
mel d CO.. Frost Adger, + Kanapaux, Nachm ann
GO. Dteckho1 4 co, Pelzer;I Rodgers d co, r
asylor cot Pamr& co. Qsillard q Alhott, Bis
Davis, q II Walter 4 co, A J Salinas, a ri Ibra.
hams, Towl, W5R Heherey,A B NulliganI = ID z
Sloan, " e Ryan, Grasser Smith; Aowry & co,
road Agent. N' - - - - -'>,''
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RAILROAD RECEIPTS, OCTOBER 9. :
SOUTH CAROLINA RAILRQAn.

II tS bales cotton 20 bales domestics car stock
gers CO. Caldwell q Bon, Goldsmith Son, Bro
die co, shackelfosd Kelly, AZ yal!nas, Cohen,
hanckel d CO. ~ II Pfngle, ThurBton d Holiness Z
Wlss 4 co. w K:ayaH, Frost d Adger, Kirkpat.
rick Witte, w W Smith, Wagner, Stewart = Co
Heeder M 4 Davis, Bowling q co, Wardlaw Carew,
" Roach& d co, Frpp d Mey, @ w Williams d co
" Bee 4 co, Graeser q Smith, L ID DeSaussure
Boyle, Aowry co, and Hopkins, MCPHERSON
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COMMERCIAL NEWS.
EXPORTS.

&, RuArAN, HoN-Per schr Florence Turner-1o,-
600 feet lumber, 10 bales and cases mdsc.
NEW YORK-Per steamship Clinrleston-1lG9
bales upland cotton, "a bbls rosln, 81 casks clay,
O. bales domestics, 20 packages Sundres.
RoCKPoET, ME-Pcr schr Dexter Washburne-
1T0,O55 feet Lumber.
BALTIMORE-Per steamship Sen Gull-4Sl bales
cotton 20 tierccs rice, 50 bales ynrn 10 bales rags
~ bales hides and SKINS 200 feet boards, and
suntiries.