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COMMON COUNCIL.
Further Consideration OF the
Appropriation Bill.

i
! An Adjourned meeting Of the Common Council
ee,a M H. a5or n
Donnelfn. Wicker, Hahn, McRoJ, Ca1kins, RahcF,
sheridan, Ws.sh, kesIe,, utltrelh. Com.6ssr ilar.
icrty, Calpente., Woodard, Holden, s. I Hussell
l Scnmidt HerorT. snscrinni HeTt1ng Me1suE
Kehoe. S"-'-NAee
The Council resumed the consideration Of the
| Tna following items were then sdop.ed.
b,aafs. Ac' 1a5o. s|''AA "''i7''u-r0i '39'. o'oad
blsnks, acs 800. ''A4'''@'' 'aet o'oA1'
Potlce Court. West D,y1a,on-For ntttnr ssna
furrlshtno rot1rs nom fnei bnotM h1snTse -
$500. ssoos oou'A TWILL 'oe' Do'As' o'an1a' &C.,
siesssa;s*s s sls: ss'esa saa
tone.y, 9sseop. e'"AA 0>oAs' ''s'NAs a''a At'-
Pubic square 1nd Build,n1-For ctts.s propor.
Xc - @.@4..... - ulvx ptnded bbatahoeu Apfli J.
te1S: s1.oNN
States Attorneys cIeTka, sherias baiIias, jarors
iess hant books, stationery, SC, and outstanding
u!s, april ls69s {&a, ,oco.
"A ~. SIo ConhfeJ moved 10 nx thi5 amount at
Tao amendment was no. adopted-Jeas, 3;
naJs. !a
Ins ree Zen ~, ~ III tnen 4aopted ~
objects y spse.nsa u The estimates 9, expenses 81
the echeol, Na,s9o. >"' '''''e - -
AID unureth moved to take up this apnrpnr1a.
uon item ~ item.
The motion wns not Asreed &o-yeas. S; nayA1l,
AID. KnlckerbocEer moved the previous ques-
ton On the adoption Of the lien. II wat not NJ.
de1ed-yeaa 9, nays, ID
The Item WAS then adop&ed-yeGsy IL. nayA 10
-as ioloMa;
Tets- Aid. Knickerheeker, Cox, Dixon, Wicker Ne.
hoy. shSsidan Gs1pe1sfT e Moodt,d Holden nussejl
bGtk1-As ,u
dErth C91.key. Eaaselnuau. shaekfo5d, Hcitinf 1ud
kshoe-l1.
The following item was then adopted:
Sslsry OF Mayor. e4031
The next Item was for CITY CLERK, ta,59a
Aid. Walsh moved 1 strike olt HOO Gnd In.
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CITY REAL ESTATE FOB SALE
rNOR 8ALE-BY IO0.sIB, PoTWN 64ITh.
II Hcsl Eftatc Bfnkess - pSafbotn4t.:
- uHIAFkQFED,

WHIT 0ffLaloH- =,
. or 10 altes On G1aod.1y Aud fronting esA on toe
. - ;osth .S5,l q ps1.aa ILL., osfsd s0es'
ff;S 81 s;sse; fss F ssssa g ss7s, s-ssa
lis Hlat+ts feet on ths northeast csrnera "as1en
Fy = S:aiIi s. ;!a 81 II ropaa. .e, ea
isen,s- tuH west Of le*,itt =, IN,
ts! l.. oasa se.s. . aa a.s !. .G
i; :sS 5,;s4 nefs :; e e., "s*h La
ros "a iea7isIft. All 'ubds7tdtd. val 'e'l rs7f
ss1iss feet On southeast corner westan-$. snd War
1fh aas Iii ssih 81 ,' isont op about ora
bosi Ees q Wssssa -, Only e. gs5 IT,. e... Of
ss.ioo1is4 - % ths soaskwest eosae o: Fszfav.
4 Z. @ I'll rs sss 81 ssst fs g just
xe1s Il 6stieys& .P1ee sioo ~ foot int
e.ss Il osfle5ss sso6H4fz6 ofHf6 81 biSefsiSa. ef!fsSa;I
q: ss,s s. E .s4 'eR}s }sss
s 1h.ss IL On Ieal.n...y, }u.s nor,s Of Twenty.
oiss oss f.; 3 T ~ h.,te e:s.ss ss:ss
Fl f:s tss IS ., ea q. ozars. corner
kt: r.. .;,,g; r. EespSs vi
.g!i8 tset.ssg;a {Eeat e Br,.a.:s'. r. aa west at
css1ttt sftts FITS tEsns s1ee ~ between
Tttrtieth and Thirty INIT IT.. Prce. 4la per 5oos
l3lIlH feet ru EEandale-&r.. so1thMst corner OF
S5is fsst, ness froas oa oo..4ss ooye-.r., ja.s
Ieet u = W.b..s Az. int n0..h Of rntt, Fifth
:s91:? te:t, east ffont on P1Irieav, ast 100 iees
uorth Of Thrty-ffsh-d Price, so PEI f$et
lot t1A1lo leet IN one Of rho bcst o1tcess netsaus
on AAditonst offered for 1boEt TING ely.
IMPROVED. -
Eleunt ru,fhle front dwelling Oh India, ,-&y-. eoo,
t2rilS roaus AID Al modern fMpEuve1sfnts to1to Oh
Iw<ptiethst. tnIpef-
Avr-v tine twos.ory xua basemeut h,,ck Ttssdencc
on Mlchts31-Av.. be+E cen TwentIA Amt And 1EentJ.
SECOND +ta enntAius II too.ns apd ~ impure nra1
Brick dwelling on Ncat Wsshsufso1 It., he."e-n
Wocd and Lincoln st8. Barn. Ee- Sioc11
Splendid tTostoIy Aud ba1elpenf rhe-ffo1, on the
norihtaH cotncr os WAGs1haE. Ind T~c1ty- AID u;
enhtxins N ftnp-urtnent1-
Neat franc dreihn< oi . roonk and ~ taoacrn I'm.
presstnsnss. On Mieantssn sr- neas Twenty yn.uihls
V1y nits h1icf Dwelling On Wts. Raodos2hst. two
Etotlcs and basement. French toof- &C.
TWoxt1Hy frame kerse O. II fo9ua E3t5.pan5- gas,
wAtcr. &c. West Warrington IT.. between un!oo lad
Hsl&ttd. =
Two ir.nc Bto:ts. h..eaaeut snd dHe!1nx roasns On
WeIlb.kt. inst kou&h ct Van Burer-
We hAFe s!way1 Oh hspd very t11se HIT of ptopssy
IL ~ paris q The ~ and pa1 f5 who xsa 70 tpsSe
pnrchksang k>OA18 POTHN smith.
49, Annr THz,r rp.At
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tended beyond Et1ngham-thc point to which Il y
Enlahed+ Through TRIM from bt Louis 70 CAro
AID Chicago Will be run over this tfack vhtaAuJ
making It . St. Louis branch of tho In!po0 Cen'
tFA This arrangement depttyes the PeonGl-
yhnlA Central Of St. Louts connection by tn!s
rt1te1 a. they contemplated, but they are ea1a 70
have bought out the lease1 Of the ST. Louls. Ieste
uAI1e Il indianapolis Road, and viii run lnelf
tralnN fn Ef nU}a ~ fbat FTJlfA.
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Crockezy, China and Glassware.

We no;Iee that Nj. 7. F. Byrn has bought ont
The interest ol Mr. Edwards, Of El~Asds, John.
ssoo Co., cocke1r deaczs, No lis Lake street.
Ar. R!ru, ta:e Of :he urn OF 7. P. D3ro i ca.
Will be pcxsesl to see bis old patrons q h18 new
location here he u doing business under the of1s
uame Of Dyrn, Johnston 4 Co. Tner stock Of
crcckcEy, eh.aa and glassware Il u5 the latest
s1yie aad ,.a9tefnA They also hAre . fnu Assort-
tent OF silver paled war, ,hoo1e frr1iI14nE EooIs
tAhle CUTLERY, &c, To those needing anything ID
thls Ire We say call and sec theU.
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The Ln1t Qpportuulty.

Quite large amount Of goods remained uni!s-
poscd ef At the GTea1 paEnoroker sale Of Lpn:ac.
Last Week- and he has determined to offer the r.
uatttder on Monday and Tuesday re1t, At 5.s
ONCE corner OF Madison and C!ark esycet1. Me-.
tetitts chocc Ecocs aud excellent h--E111s yet
nE1 u Maas o. vi 11 tos
1nem',er tie Time ard place, Monday anu Tae~-
day next, Al h41t-pa-t 9 u. N. aol p. e. st the
corner of Nad,sGr and CLARK.
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TIE asniscss2r. Of American Independence will
ee celebrated With great display Ct fseFo:fA TO
tasc p.acc al the Satloos1 ska1ng fAsS, corner Of
TWENTY -tn.rd aod Scste streets, on the esen'os o.
eIhihttnn oi fare aud splendid pyroiechnie., the
PROCEEDS Will 50 partly 70 the beuc1t q tne NsH1
i,oye' ara lscotthactS' Home and other eaasnAof
installations Of The city. Full programmes "Ia Ok
Out shortly.
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PT~hun1.

MI. + r. C2cpse:.. psane SIS agent ana co!re-
fisoaoeHt q! tae Lascnwcrth E"H1it, is In rae
CITY looking a::es ia .aterlS:s Vi tia. pspc. 1t
tR & iye 1oGrre!. I,uh..sarA a. Lcavcn EoEih Kau-
Fes. CITY - asr'rs -ty'',i inhabitants, sIosy
wEom II cl-esIiascs i:'.iy- He,rhanf1 .nd others
10 tbs city, wEo Tsa y 5'ass YER bs-sness aud
the coemn. Of tic I,aii:..i., ibr wh,eh nurpose
ii. CaGrec, viii u At. upon then nc1: EceE'
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Tha Sua,

70 Tx EIuoF II Tl.< CAta15o 1Fl6uh:
Mineral wa1erx tarlnc beecme lndtarea sahlc u
kuaoJ reI.o.s 10, their yalca.le remedial qua,-
tiles, must be ra2tetl smo1g OTHER "neeessaty
nedIcjbtA" Th- Era" ~u Therefore remAn
ppen CO 6cndAt the sane u u1 Wtek days tnf 1ae
eaie OF the ral:nus trEnt wnters, though no Aeaa
wafer will be drawn On TIA. dsy- NAfxEf,
p.1SI1st md fe1fIIaes, C!Ask street
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Haa47k E:liat, S:c-., 4 c.:
GES1lEAES: We always keep II sock fu.l
SUPPLY Of yos. Ca,Hornil wtncs and grape era1-
dies. and consider them tie best AMERICAN goods
ohia.naNe- Respectfully,
T. P pwYKa Gu
Thr Endorsement OF these wines hy all ;ht lcxi-
inr druggists aud lAsn4 Of our iea1t1e ra5sse1an
el!rht ~ cat.,nce the runl.c OF theft superiority
over all other latite NtEeA
, 1869-06-27

Ny Hampshire editor, who hAs been keeping
q recQd Of big heeta, announcer At last that the
beet tat bent The beet that beat the other beet Is
now katen BY beet thas beats all the beefs,
Whe9Nf the original beet, the beet that beat the
beet z The beet that beat the beet that best the
nFnAr lpAt*
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PEDE%TRtANsN,

AE>fuh AZ 'AjH HEARD FkGx.
E FnyEan Weston. having Just recovered from
tefcfc tstack Of hs IN feyef, has felapsed into
AA noTEal Condition VI Pedestrian fereT. Lruss-
ihK reporter OF the Few Yclk 'Sun has been fo-
We arr told, -
Mt,~es rro~e h.. .ct u n ing thst lis ..toatal-
llk lNN TT -cnInt laa h7er nut ca lo3. He ha.
~ e.nes.:ded ennt:. Hh NJ. Jc-1 +. LsadE,cn. al
n:;;.n g, TO ~:ik 6t;y nlt, E,thla ten
cEt tcel.acs be:---n JE1y sud November
l. u .fnx esch tral he walk ooe Esu n.4le back
~s-t HsNers<t2l, t. 70 rcne4we tas 9,r each tle
.t.t e. sx f.!'is E ~ e + h.n n ~ whsa
tAila t. El-k thIs Lime. and Il within e.efrn hots
lie IIctvr4 EetEinF. 6ha1A he fail to se-Smpt4.h
tc task itEIu oh tur1 t6rre ecpse.ttFt tfiaIA
trrp tEf cutrEct Lsc.Eaer ou And rpd. f1csr trtaI
-, 70 r. NIT - n tyeaa1e twiee eses, Ueek On
Weston A:se prppo7=A'-1n which Hne he IL
aEslredly success-at eo.ne tine during the Sun-
r1cs or ia:l 10 WAX sh0 tcieA tn dyc consecutive
days for l'a:Fe of Ab.,. the liberal sunpher OF
Which Is Cot nGMtl; and next winter he ;. tSopo-
srs 10 EaIe another attenp: to Walt e.pc1 miles
IL 100 consecutive asyh his route laying Attoss the
continent, std SaS rancisco being tue objecure
Fe:I:- II IS no: e'2.cd whether be is ec 11owed
c1t.a time IN wh!"h 10 recupe1xte After haTinc en-
neECucc the It"1clIt process cf ac4lp!1g ht the
b ntX OF solD: Incidental Quaker t.rs+4,e. We
WAsa EaFasd :"a1 Photographs OF hia e}e %an1 IT,
tle telf w0nf ~ il well soooDy the -Araen~s Along
the route, n@h thl: The .rtI Wo1 par. With the
atEcie honrst exception Of bemg Afnlcted With
- pttiestrtac TO .,1scz On the f.atE, Weston Il
htntng. anl = aeg,nutng to DC appnrct.1 1cl Al
E1cA-
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BASEBALL.

HINE-HAyI.
WASHINGTON, Itt,e r6-Ihc baseball match
LIS Ef!r:roup, tre:vr-n TIE Red S.ock.nsy md
u, mp!cs, q tf.a .Er. Nh. s.onacd h5 = ;lo:eat
r1tn.sto,u asa- .Ec or1t Ar OF she tSn i-aiasS
t.tta:ts,
COLLEGE, CANE
ANEEEsT. Mass, JCue st-Tne mach E.1e OF
l,2st l41u .e Il iua: astcIaoo1, between Al.lhttzt
six &c en- " W-L:1.1s Cclesr wS7 wc1 or TIE for
n-tr ly . ura q; s. 10 y.
THE BICYCLE.
NEW Y1es, l'L4 2d-The eeloe:pc.ie cha1nl ton-
t:s;, match tetE E1ack Sd II p1t j. II. Eovtc,
s. lie Can! n,Ee { pun1is, Hes won ny Eo*ic. rhs
r98t wAs Iii" Ac.:s, L2at two ID three, fo7 $50
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soARp or Pasllc WORKS,

Polk Street Rr;dgo-Iutercet en- Water and
Sewerage BoEd1.
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MARRIED.

Paper 4annGinEs and Window
shades, latest gtyles- Paints, oils, glass and
byushes, ct F. E R4Sby q, s. Randolph street.
, 1869-06-27
ETRAYED Or STOLEN,

CTRAfKD Z Oh 6T0LRS-A ELACT MARE
Spepy :tlnals1t, Eanc and LIT car erJered. k-aaI
. steMldG; ltc1ai sera1d VII be raid. II w.1raed
, 1869-06-27

ceiyed the only roId medal ever awarded 70
American wines PERE1HR STERN L Co., Call
fdruIa XIueA 81 md &c Iatsa1Ie street ChIrAHn
, 1869-06-27

& ERAYED-A RED COW, SpoT OF wulrK ON
- forehead htnd sert ratt white, tail hsH Wits a
NstE1pqprts
, 1869-06-27

EER aALH-afAKo, AELRN JEWETT, MAX
esE ne1tiy new. Very ehszp f1r eaah. o. ~s:1 e1-
:aT haese aad buggy, Apply u II We.s Raa-
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Old ncWapnpers.1 in good ordeF-n0e
totu Of mut1Ated-for sale at TRIBCxE ONCE at =
SSxf1f 10IA
, 1869-06-27

All who yGnnf firat-clnss boots md
ahoes at low price, 60 to Hamilton 4 uoa1lcy,
I52 Lake street -
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@arine Mews.
Arrived Yesterday.

Tuesday, pM; Mdse. IoJ Adser Go; J Adger
ooi Aiken Co. AS Bird 1s' CO. JG bennes A@S
BRISTOL, w Chafee & Co, Campsen & co. G w
Clark Co, Commins. Cater, clacus l. Witte,
g. Co. Denny & Perry, NJ Drake, Edgerton & Rich
ards D T Fleming & Co, 5 Fairly & Co, Forsyth
MeC. NIB & Co. J q drawer q CO. G Graveey, 4 G
e. Co, G II Hillen. Hunt. Hickey, Horsey. $
Jancovich. Jeffords Co. Jenn,ngs, Thomlinson Il
Kerrison, Jr. Kins man Bros. Kinsm IN & Howell. ID
Lopez 4 Son, litschgi; g IuAn; Iaurcy Alex
eor co. ScLean l arsba Bnrae
Ogerman. B O'Neill. ID O'Neill, Pclzer, Rodgers &
co. w Paddon, Rev a Porter, d Paul & CO. A
Quackenbush, Russell, Ravenel, J Robson. J
Il Spe,r, southern Express Co. u w Stefeus T. Co, +
b Stoddard & CO, Strauss Il Vance, f Taylor Il Co.
o Tidem,n, j 1ogni, " wihers, F wehman,
others.
Schr Alexander Young, Young. Philadelphia-6
Damon & Co. q Aimar, Cameron. Barkley Co. J
b Duval 4 Son, NJ Eason II Brother, McDuf Co
hen. " Webb Tobias sons: W Williams nv Co.
Noise, Charleston Gas Light Company, II Stro-
becker, w + Paddon P Poppenheim, Murray.
ts r Getty, g w stefens g. 90, Jefords s. Co, Or
der. and others
schr Constitution, smith New York-6 days.
Guano. TO w Roach Co. Tuomev, and others.
Schr Aan Louisa, from Cooper River. 1900 BUSH
els Rough Rice. To j Il Pringle.
schr Emma Magrath. Combahee. 1000 bushels
steamer City Point, McNelty, Paatka. via Jackson
Vile, Fernandina, Savannah, &C. 50 bales Cotton,
400 sacks Cotton seed. 100 bbls Syrup, &C. To D
Il Witte, Cohen, Eanckel & Co, w M Lawton Frost
& Adger, II lngraham & Son. Bart Il Wirth. w B
Williams & son, q w Williams & CO. Tupper &
Sons A Salinas Hopkins, Mcpherson & Co, Rave
mel & Co. f Schroeder seckendor, Bollmapn
Bros. H & w Dewees screven q Nisbet. yogt
Wltera, p Walsh, Byrne & Fogartie Bischof &
Go. a aerdts y co. J seeger, L II Darlington.
Ferguson, Railroad Agent, Crane, Boylston Co, G.
sIoop George, from Sante>. 800 bushels Rough
Rice. To G a Ingraham & Son.
sloop swan from Pom pon. 800 bushels Rough
Rice. 10 @ Ii Ingrahim & Son.
sioop from Cooper River. 1000 bushels Rough
Rice. TO w Quincy.
Fishburne's fat fl ON stono. 1000 bushels Rough
Rice. 10 Cohen, Hanckel & Co.
Cleared Yesterday.
steamshi Magnolia, CroweIl, New York-Ravenel &
schr Willie Martin, Collins, cardenas and Market
Sailed Yesterday.
Steamship Magnolia Crowell. New York,
Schr & ]. Morgan, Morgan, Baracoa.
Schr Lawrence. Ober, Providence, II.
" From this Port.
Steamship Manhattan. woodruff, New York, Jan as.
British bark Black Brothers, Perry, Philadelphia,
schr jessie Leech. stafford. Georgetown. s @. jan
UP for tlais Port.
schr Myrover. Brown, at New York. January 2S
sohr N Hawkins, Wyatt. at Boston. January 49,
sohr T Baker, Brewster, at Baltimore, January 20
Cleared for tlhts Fort.
Steapoship Sea Gull Dutton, at Baltimore, Jan 28
sai1cd for tlaaa Pora.
scAr ghiloh. Hubbard, from Baltimore Jan 2e.
shapncvws by Telegraph.
sQUsRxsrowN, January 28--Arrived, the City Of
New York. Ae
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PASSENGERS.

Per steamship Magnolia, for New York; r Gill
bert, J L Holmes, Woodbury.. General and Mrs
Martin. DR. Smith, q Pingree, Mrs r Wilson, II r
Rutlcdge. George Of, e e Waring. Leland, James
nowie. Baker. Mary Heckendon L Gibson.
Grierson.
Per steamship Charleston. from New York; A
Arthur, G Schultz Rev Remington. wife and
child. 9 Remington. Conghan, II Quietly,
L Richardson, L Carde. o Ia losen: thompson. J
% Dunham, q Beardon. Il Devices, % Dsnnam Z
Howe, Mrs Dunham, w Williams g Robin
son, Sicari, Nj Sicart, Stroushani, 0amillas,
and IL in steerage.
Per steamer City Point, from Palatka, via Jackson
vile, Fernandina and Savannah-E jennings, p O
Mcnamara, - Hughes, - Taylor, Z Hugcr. Nj L
Baer, Q Van Vranken, Shuman, Mr. Benton
and lady, Cameron, Q Silverstein, r Duran, : E
Robbins. A Clarke Condit, - Munro, j Stoney,
Lawton, Miller, and 10 deck.
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WiImtngton Markef.

wilmington Market.
WILMINGTON, january 2y-6 r. M.-TuRpEN.
TINR-Is in demand. and market steady Sales Of
113 bbls at 90 40 for SOFT and 50 25 for hard - 28O
lbs.
SPIRITS Observation-Disclosures rather frrner with
sales 26Q bbs at 80 cents per gallon. Sales also Of
125 bbis, deliverable on Monday next, at 52a52hc.
RosIN-Is quiet. Sales of 1000 bbls city distilled
at 50 tor strained.
TAR.-7s bbls received and sold at 50 80 per bb,,
Sales OF sc bales st 27a274c for mixed gradesclog-
ing at 271Sc for nddIing.
Conn 1000 bushels received, and sold on private
terms
TIMsER Sales Of 10 RATS at IS for inferior, 81
ass as for ordinary, $11 for PRIME and $13 rs per M
for extra mill,
Interior Go. tom Markets.
MACON January 26 -CoTToN. We have to re:
port dull market to- ay-the bulk OF sales at 25L
for mi ldIings the extreme 26c. The marker closed
at these figures. The receipts Of the day are A60
bales; shipments 20 bales; Gales l31 bales.
ATLANTA. January 26.-CoTToN--Opened at 28c
and advant ed to 28]; but unfavorable avices from
New York caused 1t to settle quiet at opening prices
Receipts 76 bales.
MONTGOMERY. January 26.--corToN--I hough
dull in Liverpool is whit m brick in this arket
than on yesterday. Spectators are lively. Market
very firm; low middhnRs ASK.
CHARLOTTE, January 26 --coTroN. to-
day 100 bales at2e to 2sH. Market declining.
SELMA, January 2l.--CoTToA. There has been
but little demand; Eniddlings 27M; sales 80 balee.
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Markets ny Telegraph .
FOREIGN MARKETS.

LONDON, January 2a-Noon.-Consols 93A; bonds
75h. Turpentine 1885, Tallow Ats Sd.
Two P. M.-Bonds and stocks quiet.
LIVERPOOL, January 2s-Noon.-cstton quiet and
steady. Uplands 117sda1l4d; Orleans l1Nda11sld.
Two p. M.-Sales Of cotton estimated at $4,000
bales. Talow 46s 81.
HAvRE, January 2s-Cotton unchanged.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW YORK, January 2S.-Noon.-stocks steady
Money easy at Z. Sterling OK. Gold se>5. s2's
1917. Cotton firm at 2SNa29 cents.
Evening-Cotton quiet and frn; sales 210O bales
at 25Aa20c. Flour dull; State aud Western super
fine. $5 S5a6 35; Southern dull common to fair ex-
ira, Sc Osa7 25. Wheat declining Corn unchanged.
Pork lower at $303Sa31. Lard, 2lAc. Whiskey, 81.
Groceries frna. TurpentIne. 58a57c. Rosin, 80 60
80. Freights quiet. Money abundant at CAT per
cent Sterling, OK. Gold. 361. Southern securi'
ties hrmer; Tennessee new, 67a. Stocks active
BALTIMORE. January .8.-Cotton quiet at 2s1a
Flour in improved demand and firm. Wheat scarce.
Corn dull-whtte 85a8S. Oats prime rs. Rye
55 Pork $50. Shoulders 1514a15a 3Sf
CINCINNATI. January 2s-Provisions frrner. Mess
pork S31. Lard 90 Whiskey SO.
WILMINGTON, N. c., January 2e-Spirits turpen-
tine active at b3c. Rosin quiet; No. So. Turpen-
tine active at 50 3oa3 ~. Tar firm at 50 49, Cotton,
middlings held above 271sc.
AUGUSTA, GA, January 2s.-cotton quiet and cas-
ier Sales 800 bales. Receipts HOO bales. Mdolngs
261sa27c.
SAVANNAH, January 28.-Cotton opened with q
good inquiry; sales CSC; mdding 27]sa27al; receipts
1921; exports coastwise 1880.
MOBILE, January o. : Cotton dull mddlings
nominally 27 u; sales 4O receipts 100: exports none
NEW ORLEANS. January 2s.-Cotton dull and d
lower; middling 27s; sales 1000; receipts 1919,
ports 1919. Gold 37H. Sterling 401S; commercial
481aaA9; sight exchange on New York u discount
Sugar and moasses firm and unchanged.
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*Overland to manu- facturers.

*Overland to manufacturers
NoTE.-We have deducted from New Orleans
1891 bales Upland, from Mobile COOS bales from
Savannah 4o54 bags Sea Island and -. bales Up
lsnd-and from Charleston 2O39 bags Sea Island and
1853 bales Upland, the quantities received at those
ports from Mobile. Florida. Texas and Savannah
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Exports for the Wcck ending Thursda y
January 2s.



HAVANA-Per schr Minerva-16,536 feet Lumber.
FL bbls Beans. 400 Cabbages, IL bbls Hams, rs
boxes Cheese, 80 empty Hogsheads.
BANACOA. CUBA--Per schr Morgan-12,262
feet Pitch Pine Lumber. 80 bbls Potatoes, l0
tierces Hams. kegs Nails, 10 bbls Flour. bbls
Tar, 4 bbls Rosin. Per schr w Steele-40
bbls Beans, IS bbls Onions, 10 bbls Apples.
bbs Hams, 80 bbls Biscuits, 10 boxes eoap, 8
boxes Goldfish, 200 Cabb,ges, 10 bbls Beets, / bbl
Turnips, 50 boxes Herrings
CARDENAS AND A RKEr-Per schr Willie Jar
tin-86. 103 feet Pitch Pine Lumber, 1863 Empty
Hogsheads.
PROVIDENCE, r I-Per schr Abbott Lawrence
1G2,57s feet Lumber.
BOSTON-Per schr Mary d Haskell-182 bales Cot
ton, bales Rags and Paper, 76s bbls Rosin. 43A
bbls Spirits Turpentine, "A tons Iron and etals.
-. Per echr Charles Il Raymoud-327 bales
Upland Cotton, 500 bbls Naval Stores, bales
BagRipg sc.
NEW YORK-Per steamship James Adger-l8 bags
Sea Island Cotton, 1895 bales Upland Cotton, 161
terces Rice 139 bales Domestics, II bbls OIL 85
sacks Oil Cake, SO Packages. 80 packages Fruit.
-. Per steamship Manhattan-47 bales Sea
terces Rice 122 bales Yarn, SO packages Sun.
dries. Per steamship Maanolia-33 bags Sea
Island and 1898 bales Upland Cotton, 228 tlerces
Rice. 36 bales Yarn, packages Sundries.
PHILADE DELPHIA-Per schr Surprise-269 bales Cot
ton, 102 casks Rice, IL crates Rope Cuttings. 10
hhds and l00 tons Iron, 100 Empty Barrels and
20, 900 feet Lumber.
BALTIMORE-Per steams ship Falcon-592 bales Up
land Cotton, 382 tierces Rice, IA bales Yarn, "a
bales Rope Cuttings 10 hhds Hides, 10 rolls
Leather 70 packages Dried Fruit, 20 packages
Sundries, liz empty Barrels
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Charleston Wholesale Prices.
BAEGING, % ward

BAGGING. - yard
asss:s5 assss con ss1s ss s. s'x
BALE ROPE. % 1b--Manilla. ...... 20 =
Western. .............| "a 121s
~ 9. ...............l 500
Ordinary 5 e Good ord'nary....... 2s g a7A
Mddiins MID 70 Strict Middiins::.: IS ' 2sg
Good Middling. ..........| a.
Sea Island. d.......................i Il SO 0 ! 80
COFFEE, q brio. ....... ......l 20 a 26
Laguayra ....... ........... 2S 9
FSRgiilzERS- % @ -
Wando Co.'S Almond Sol Phos. 65. 90 "a
Potato Eertilizer. r................i SO. 90 0D
Alkaline Phosphate. .............l 81. 90 @
Double % Refined poadretto. g. 500. 90 "a
Niles Phosphate. ................ 63. 90 a
Peruvian Guano, q 224O Tbs. ....i 05. 90 0p
Pacific Guiana. p 1000 tbs....... 65 90 q
Phoenix Guano no................-l i IS 90 "a
Baugh's Phosphate, p 1000 ibs... 5000 q
Rhodes Phosphate, u 1000 ibs.. :. 65. 90 a
Mapes'Super Phosphate p 1000 fbI &C. .no 6
Zels Raw Bone Phosphate. -. {. GO. 90 "a
Zes Super Phosphate Of Lime. GO. 90 a
Woolstons Phosphate of Llme... sc. 90 "a 90
Woolston's Vegetat or, % 20C0 fbsl 65. .0Q q
Croasdale's Gen. Super -Phos. net &C. 90 0D 90
Bowers Complete Manure, net. go. 90 a 90
sardys Phospho Peruvian, cash. C5. 90 a 90
bardy's Pacific Guano, cash. ..... 60. 90 "a 90
SssSsss s$s ~ rs
1876 e.oS g $3.50 esS
Family. il1.C0 @12.6O
GRAIN-Maryland Oats, v bushel. 86 a 90
Western Oats U bushel.. 85 "a
Corn, v bushel.. 1.l2 "a 1.16
HAY. y cwt.-North RIVER. ..... 1.26 a
41MsER. ssissH;' y N. iee.. 100
Clear White Pine, LIST quality. 90 @55.o0
White Pine, good run. ...........38.o 100 @40.0a
Yellow Pine. ne.....................2O 1000 @25.Oe
Boards, % NJ. feet-Rough. 49,. 90 @15.0O
Grooved and Tongued. .i28.00 932.00
N0LASSES. y gaon-Cuba...... AZ @ 52
Muscoyado.. .s...s..... @ -
Sugar House. ............ ....... so q 100
NOW orleans. NG 49,
Nek41 es:s. sronns: s..n.: y oD.r.. q
Rosin. No. L.. i.....................i a.7b a 4.oo
Rosin, No. 2.....................I 100 a 200
Rosin. No. 8....................l 1.75 a.
SpirS TlTpentine. p gallo1.... 48H@
v11ls@An,er,can, NJ N lS2od. y iee.. $50 q 700
POwA2ER-DupOnt's, F.E.F.g....l 6.70 a
Duponts, E.E.F.... $50 a.
Dupont's, Blasting. ........... z.2B a
PROVISIONS--Ta fb--
Bacon, Hams. y lb............. - a
Bacon, SIDES. e.....................l 10M1 19T
Bacon. Shoulders. l6k0
Bacon, strips. s....................i - @
Lard, In kog..s..................! - @
& 0utter. ........s'...........sl 90 a %
Onceso.. :..:... !'..........s.I 10 0 W
Potatoes, p bbl. bl................. %
Onions. ...................| - %
RicE- Carolina. . vis............. eKg
East India. a...................... - @ -
SALT.-Liverpool, coaTse, % sack. 40 o 2.2G I
Liverpool hne. .......s....... -- O ~
';sss S:::.,!;; e: : .::: / & i
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