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The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-14
THE TOY.

Ny cousin Flora has found new toy
With which she tribes to-day,
AS child with the coral and bells disports,
Which tomorrow it throws away.
And why do we bitterly watch her game! i
Why do we painfully start?
As she idly toys with the throbbing thing;
IT'S only human heart.
Only heart which fell in her way,
Earnest and strong and unwruDg,
Eager of purpose. and proud and brave,
Manly and noble and young.
~.
Unused to the thrill of woman's touch,
New to loves passionate joy;
Prone to believe in woman's truth,
So, her legitimate toy.
She captured Il with her lily white hands,
She kindled it with blush;
She set 1t s1ame with the mantling glow
of her forehead's rosy flush.
She braided it In with her golden hair,
And she shared it with her smile;
She dazzled Il with her radiant eyes,
And bewitched 1t with her guile.
VII.
She wove It spell with glance and sigh,
Bewildered 1t with her grace,
Then parted her crimson lips in surprise
As il broke before her face!
VIII.
All nv cousin Flora may play too long,
And repent of il too late;
Love is a terrible thing to transmpte
In the crucible Of Hate.
And 'twere well II unto my lady fair,
Were the simple art but known,
OF detecting the pebble polished bright
From the rsrer precious stene.
For the woman who plays with false and real
Coveting both as her gains.
Finds the True will pass from her eager clasp
But the Counterfeit remains.
And IL were well in the ruin she wreaks
II only heart would break
But SO often a soul is swallowed up
In single hearts earthquake.
XII.
And the tidal wave of love betrayed
In its mighty strength bears down
The manliness out of q strong mans life,
And leaveth 1t there to drown.
XIII.
So one strong word would whisper low
In the ear Of my lady fair,
As she sits mid the rnins OF broken hearts
And smiles at the wreck-Beware
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-14

T. hrcTfcNEER Hsb BROKER.
ofce-Masonc Hall Auction Mart Corner Of St. Charles
and Perdido streets
Sales Of every description solicited and attended TO with
buslness-like attention
He respectfully solicits share Of your patronage.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-14

TASTE from Trovatore. and the Polonaise by Cho-
pin, either one of which. we are inclined to be-
ieve win furnish rare treat for lovers Of artistic
music.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-14
YURKTTuRK. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
nY MONTGOMERY BKos. a co.,

TUESDAY. February 18th. a. n e,eloeh a.
NJ al their Mart 81 Camp street, viii be sold
A general Assortment Of HOUSEHOLD FURNrfURk
such A. Rosewood Mahogany and Walnut Bedstaads Bu-
reaus Arm ors WashstAnds Mahogany and walnut fetef
Sofas Spring Chas Easy Chairs Marble Top Gents!
Tables Marble Top sdeboards Extension Tables sn1
Brnsses Carpets French Plate Mirrors, hsissss En9rnv
ngs Paintings Cooking Stoves and Utsnsk So, bnG tnf
contents OF several wsgl-fnrnished houses
Also
large invoice Of Cottage Beds. Cane and Wood sss
~ "a. fsrus-cash in U. 8. Treasury Notes
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-14

Five bales cotton at auction tomorrow at II
O'Clock, at Virg inia Press, by Chas. 7. Nash.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-14

AUCTlOrE u ~
Once and Sslesroou-
Near Car
Liberal advances made on c9nslg
Furniture, CarRoes, Procuce, hest
don Of Nerchanoiss promptly site
Regular saIs Dsys-Mondays
Saturdays.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-14
HORSES AND MULES.

HORSES AND MULES.
GREAT SALE OF ELEGANT SADDLE AND HAIR
MSS HORSES WORK MULES, BUGGIEs, HAR
Mes. ETC, AT AUCTION.
NY MONTGOMERY BROS. d co..
r N. MoEreoln kr-Auctioneer.
Ofice-e9 Camp street.
TUESDAY, February I6th, NJ halfpast 10
O'Clock A NJ, p. Liners stabsss GrAver street. WI
he sold
Pine Saddle and Harness Horses IN pairs and single
Also-Elegsnt Top and Open Bugges Harness, Saddles
ur- rrExs-Ussh IN o. q. Treasury Eotsa
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-14

Ny cousin Flora has found new toy
With which she trifles to-day,
As child with the coral and bells disports,
Which tomorrow it throws away.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-14

BY LOUIS STERN u BROS.
NJ. srKRs, Auctioneor
MONDAY, February 10. 1s6s. az 10
ti O'CLOCK A. their salesrooms, Nos 80 Magazine and
96 Oravier street. without any limit Whatever vii
81 CASES BOOTS, SHOES and BROGANs consisting Of
an as sortment suitable City aed County Trade
These goods are and desirable. and will be sold in
lots 70 suit purchasers Country buyers consulting their
interest viii attend
uS- TKRMs-Af Sale
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MON TGuMtm BROS. q co.'s SALES.

PEREMPToRY SALE OF FURNITURE, BELLS.
ROPES. HAwsERs, SAVES, TABLES. MIRRORS.
CHAIRS. SAVED FROM WRECK OF STEAMER
MONSOON, AT AUCTION FOR ACCOUNT OF
WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
BY MONTGOMERY BROS. a. co.
RIM MONTGOMERY. Auctonesr.
FV,UESDAY. 16ih tuss.. at II o'clock a. Mss
II M old Auction Mart 81 Camp street VIII be sold
One lot Of Furniture Bells Ropes, haw.ers sae' Tables
Chains etc. saved from wreck Of steamer Monsoon
n7-TrRxs-Cash n United States Treasury Notes
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-14

And why do we bitterly watch her game.
Why do we painfully start!
As she idly toys with the throbbing thing;
IT'S only human heart.
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AUCTION SALES.
LOUIS STERN g. Bros SALES.

EEhEAA AOhA oh6A
Of
$50 CASES BOOTS. SHOES AND BRoGANs,
JUST RECEIVED PER LATE STEAMERS OIRECr
FROM THE MANUFAOTURERS,A kD ksPEClAL-
LIZ ADAPTED TO THIS MARKET.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-14

Only heart which fell in her way,
Earnest and strong and unwrung,
Eager of purpose. and proud and brave,
Manly and noble and young.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1869-04-09
B L A x s M I T HIN G..
ATHENS, TENNESSEE.

THE SUBSCRIBER RESPECTFULLY IN
l. forms his old customers and all having
Blacksmithing to do, that he has moved to the
Shop on White street. just above the Jail
formerly occupied by Mr.. Burger, where he
is prepared to do all kinds of work in his line
His work shall be well executed. and charge.
reasonable. JOHN ID. SWEENEY,
Nov. 6, lS6S-tf-49
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CDTLERY.--500 packages table and
8 1000 dozen pocket, Of direct Importation, in
store and for sale. -. -. 49,,
COWAN, MCLUNG & co.
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MARRIAGE lsg;HapE.

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I1sITY AGAINST LOSS BY FIRE
isurins In tho Hartford insurance
W. q. HORTON AGENT.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-01-26
Boston Market.

BOSTON, January 22.-CoFFEE-The market con-.
tinues quiet and there have been no OF
importance. Java is seug in small lots ut - a24c
gold; Rio 10 in limited demsnd at l9a22c currency
Nothing doing In st. Domingo.
CorToN-The receipts this week have been 4690
bales, Of which 1870 blles were from New Orleans,
4Sl from Norfolk, 76 from BaINmore. $40 by the Al
bany Railroad, and 1905 By tlo Providence Railroad
The MARI: early in Tie Iwetaa was very dull and
prices declined but for the last three days there mas
been an increased demand and the decline in prices
was fully recovered. The market is now very firm ut
last week g rates. The sales OF the week have been
1000 bales and tho stock here for sale s about 5000
bales We quote ordinary at 27c good ordinary &c;
low middling 29iEc; middling sue; good middling
S2c per ID. -.
GuNNy BAGs.-Tha market is quit and there
have been no transactions They are worth l6al6Iac
currency.
GuNSy CLorH.-Thcre has been some inquiry for
this article Sales offs bales at nc gold. in bond
and $50 bales pari 7lc gold in boud and part ut
l9c currency.
The market is dull Some sllcs of Eastern
and Western at S1Ga23 per ton.
NAVAL SroREs.-Spirits turpentine So firm. sales
of 125 bbls at 55l56c now fem at 56l5Ic per gallon
Tar is firm at So 62HaS rs per bbl. Roin Is rather
dull. Sales of 200 bbls low No. at 81 so; 100 bbs
common at So rs per bbl.
lucE.-The market Is quite firm. small gales OF
Rangoon at saSHc; Carolina at 9a95lc per ID.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-01-26
co,umbus Cotton market.

COLUMBUS, January 23.-CorroN.-Our market
still continues purely local one. The receipts have
been larger than for any week since Dec moer, and
the shipments smaller The largs proportion OF the
wagon cotton has been purchased oy streeL ouyers.
The warehouse sales have been unusually small.
Shippers have done nothing as the ruling rates are
considerably above the limits of orders. Advances
in price are expected Bow long first, or IT 1t comes
at all is Mt best predetermined. Owners will hold as
long as possible and planters are il good condition
to do go. Thur far they have been obtaining ad-
vances as they needed money. "reedmen are behaV-
ing we'll and farmers, to some degree. have COM
menced operations Il ia estimated that In Colunl-
bus about 5000 bales held by local specu!ators
the -"st, portion of which has been heavily I'd
vanced o. BY planters. At least 600 bales Will be
received ut nis point
The following are the reports Of the warehouse.
The market has been almost entirely local: Satur-
day Nortkeru middlinSs 27hc; sales liz blles Mon.
day no offers sales bales. Tuesday nothing DOING
some few bales OF low middlings at 26Ha261c; sales
81 bales Wednesday 262, held at 27c sales IS bales
Thursday moderate demand, 27c; sales 179 bales.
To-day the following the r,'es OF the little that
was offered Sales % bales. IT, market closes dull
and decliuiue Holders anxious to realize, but no
buyers at their figures. Ordinary 25a25a; good Or
dinary 26; low middlings 264a2Sh; middlines.
Northern 81; good middliugs 27Isc.
receipts 24O3 bales against 1884 ie correspond ing
week of last selson aud 20l7 the previous week OF
this year.
Stock on hand September ], 1868 ....,. 49,. 28O
Received past week. ............ -. 2,4O' m.
Received previously. y.......... 4tsl-a''oO4
1854
Shipped past week. ....... ..........: 5gS
Shipped previously .20,ooS-A,4oI
Stock on hand Jauus:y r. 1s69...... 1928
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-01-26
Murray, Ferris g. Co.'s Circular.

NEW YORK, January 23.-sPIRITs TURPENTNE-
We had moderate business in early part OF the
week, chiefly at 53c shipping; but the sale * two
cargoes in Wilmington for London, understood to be
49Ia5pc, the subsequent Improvement in English
markets. supposed to have resulted from speculative
purchases on American account, aided by the entire
y unexpected advance to soc In Wilminston created
quite speculative feeling in our market, resulting
in sales Of 2150 bbls at 5Sc shipping 52%a55 mer-
chantable, with one sale towards close at 66c mer-
charitable, ut which figure the market closes very
firm. Receipts 1887; exports So Very nearly our
whole stock Of 5000 to 5000 bbls now held on spec
ulation.
r sM-There has been more frmness in the mar
ket during the week, and towards the close we have
had quite active demand at So 65 for steamed, at
which the market closes very firm; 81 81 having
been offered and refused for 5000 bbs. Freghts do
respond to desire Of shippers and are yet quite
firm Tho sales are l.. Oo0 bbls of lower grades and
400 No. and pale Sc so for black - 62Ha2 65 tor
strnined 50 67a2 rs for No Q; So 1oa3 3S ior good
No 2; So so tor No l. and So 25a6 10 for extra pale
Receipts lo $685. exports 5O95 bbs The stock OF ro.
sin in Liverpool December 81, was IS. 900 bbls of
which Il, 900 were common nearly all OF latter being
held by one house. In London, same date, 35,OOea
40, 600 bbls of all grades.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-01-26
Markets by Telegraph.


rurppoo1- January 25-Noon.-Cotton fiat; up
lands 11ha117 I'd; Orleans 11asal1Ad; sales lo'coo
bales. oth,rs unchanged.
Two P. M.-Cotton dull; uplands aHoat 1l1Sd.
Lard s2s Cd Tallow AIS Breadstuffs unchanged.
LONDON, January 25-Noon.-Consols s31S. BONDS
. 75H. Common rosin IS Sda6s Cd.
Two P. M.-Consols 937S. American securities
dull.
Eyenine.-cotton dull: uplands HXa11Hd; Or
leans II xa1lsld; sales 10000.
HAyRE, January 25-Cotton quiet and steady.
FRANKFORT, January 25.-Bou.ls 10 sis; business
small.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
Nrw YORK. January 25-Noon.-Stoc ks strpng
Money easy at 7. Sterling Q. Gold Sc. '62's, l3h
Cotton lower at 2Shc.
i, Fveninp-Cotton dull and lower. Sales 1900 bales
at2sx. Flour, shipping grades frmer. AL others
dnrl and heavy, Superfne SIS 8Oa6 IS. Common to
fair extra Southern s6 75a7 20. Winter wheat dull
and heavy. Spring, more doing for export Corn
sliphtly fayors buyers. Pork $50 81. Kettle lard
20Ha20H. whiskey dull at s1a1 o. Groceries
quiet Turpentine 56a57. Rosin 81 65aS 5O. Freignts
more active Governments closed strong. sl1ty'
two's, 1SH. Supply of money large and increasing.
Cali loans 5a7. Discounts TAG. Sterling sasa91.
Gold ssH. Southern securities firm. South Carroll
mas "a; new 7oZ. stocks excited d-cosed strong.
BALTIMORE, January 25.-Cotton quiet at ~.
Flour and wheat dull. Corn frm-white S5as5; yell
low ssas7. Oats dull at a. Rye dullat 81 IS. Pork
firm at sslaS1 so. Bacon actiye-shoulders 15as
15H, Lard 90
Cn,cnyNATI, Jannary 25-Whiskey steady at s7a
90, Provisions frmer and higher. Mess pork $50
bid, ss1 asked Bacon firm and scsrce-shoulders
IA; clear sides 49, Lard held firmly at 20.
WILMINGTON, January 25.-Spirils Of turpen tine
firm at 521Sa5s. Rosin active at 50 for strained.
Turpentne advanced to 50 25a2 g. Tar advanced
to 50 90. Cotton declined TO 26ka27.
AUGUSTA, January 25.-cotton dull and heavy;
sales 15o bales; receipts 800 bales. Middings 26c.
SAVANNAH. January 35.-Cotton depressed and
closed dull and dropping; sales $50 bales; receipts
1910 bales
MOBILE, January 25.-Nothing done; market en-
tirely pomir AL receipts 306s bales; exports 1923
bales.
N.w ORLEANS, January 25.-cotton unsettled and
nominal; mddlings, 27j4a2718c; sales ll5o bales;
receipts since saturday 9736 bales; experts 2S4s
bales. Gold, s6sl. Sugar steady; common, loAa
1oX; prime, l2'a1a13; yellow clarified 14Aal6c
Molasses steady; common, 6qa64; prio e, 67ae9;
choice, 7la73c.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-01-26
Arrived Yesterday.

British brig NJ Nash. Mcbride, Cardcnas-9
DAYS. sugar and Moasses. TO WP Hall.
schr Albert thomas, Rodgers. thladelphs-lS
days. Goa, and Aldse To H L Baker & 30, Byrne
l. Forart,, " + Pandon, A NJ r White, II Cobia & Co.
Cameron Barkiey T. Co. Bissell & 90. Hart & Co. G
W Williams Co. Tobias Sons. L Deitz. Railroad
Agent. Order and others. Experienced heavy gales
and lost iibboom aud jib On the 22d inst, of Cape
Lookout, spoke the schr " q Jones, from New York
for FerDandina, Fla.
schr santee, Prince, Back River. 1850 bushels
Rough Rice q Bee Co.
steamer Emile, DAVIS, Georgetown, c. 290
tierces Rice, 10 bales cotton, and sundrics. To
shackelfurd /. Kelly, Thurston & Holnes. ] Prin-
r,e. Klinck. wickenberg & Co, Bollmann Bros, 8
Schirmer, W Z Ryan, H!siey Creighton Frost
hdne1. a " Williams Co, j Z Adger & Co, Bates
& Co, J r Sparkman, Shackelford. Terry
~ steamer Planter, White, Creraw, &C. s3l bales
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-01-26
TIE LODI MANUFACTURING co,
ESTABLISHED 1900


INVITE PLANTERS AND FARMERS TO SEND
L for pamphlet descriptive Of their Fertilizers.
:, We offer our DOUBLE REFINED PJUDRErTE,
equal to the best superphosphate, at the low price
Of s25 per ton. This Company also make supe-
rior article OF Nitrophosphate and pure Bone Dust
See testimonials:
e. NJ. loDp, smithfeld, Va. says where he used
the Double Refined Poudrette on corn 1t doubled tae
yield.
WILLIAMS BROS, Dover, Del, says 1t gave thcir
rhubarb and tomatoes vigorous growth, ripening
the latter two weeks earlier. .
P. W. RUTcH1soN, Sr, near Cherokee Gu, says II
nearly doubled bis yield of cotton.
Hon. ELI s. SHORTER, Eufaula, Ala, says his cot
ton was fully equal to adjoining fields manured with
the best Superphosphates.
8. MONTGOMERY, Ellaville, Ca, says it increased
his crop OF cotton l50 Tbs per acre.
G. S. OGLEsBY, Marietta, Ga, use II on corn ano
cotton and eays it more than doubled the yled. he
regards it the cheipest and most reliable Fertilizer
within his knowledge
Ex-Governor NTH, WarTenton, Va. tried 1t with
three several crops the last and present years. ana
says: 81 pronounce it with confidence most vaiua-
BILE manure"
The Superintendent of General ". r. Cox, Polk
Island Plantation, N. c., says 81 think the toudrette
used for corn capnot be surpassed; USED II also Oh
cotton which produced large yield.
DR.. E. M. PENDLEToN, Srarta, da.. says' - ie ne
Nitrophosphate OF Lime, used on cotton made 24o
per cent. the first year.
Professor GEORGE q. CooK, of the New jersey
State Agricultural College at New Brunswtok, says:
"The Double Refined Poudrette and Nitrophosphate
Of Lime paid US full 100 per cent. above their mar
ket value in the increase Of crops this year.
Address LODI MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
Box S139, New York Postoficc. Office No. &c Court
landtstrest.
j. A. ENSLOW &c GO.
CHARLESTON,
AGENTS FOR THE COMPANY.
January IA ihstu3mos
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-01-26
THE DAILY NEWS.
The Lead-Melttng.
By ROBERT HANAH.

Twas clear, cold, starry silver night
And the old year was a-dylng;
Three pretty girls with melted lead
Sat eaily fortuue-tryins
They dropped the lead In water clear'
with blusbing palpitations.
And. as it hissed, with fearful hearts
They sought its revelations
In the deep night, while all around
The snow is WHITLEY falling,
Each pretty girl looks down to find
Her future husbands calling.
The eldest sees castle bright,
Girt round by shrubland shady;
And. b,ushing bright, she feels in thought
A Lady rich already.
The second sees silver ship,
And bright aud glad her face is;
O, she will have o skipper bold,
Grown rich in foreign places!
The youngest sees gitterlng crown,
And starts in CONSERVATION;
For Mary is too meek to dream
OF reaching regal station.
And time went by. One maiden got
Her landsman, one her sailor
The lackey OF country count,
The skipper of a wbaler!
And Mary has her crown, although
She unto few can show it
Her crown is true love, fancy-Wroueht'
Her husbands poor poet!
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-01-26

&C. ss7 o2e 921; total 500 9SS bales or an aver
age of so. .o93 bales weekly. Can the same amount
be shipped this year, even prices should
ports thus far this season show deficit of 5000
bales to liverpool and we expect to see deficit OF
atleast 100000 bales bg the end Of March. This
would allow Of shipments of IS, 900 bales week. for
the next ten weeks.
Sales for future delivery have been as follows:
February, 200 low mddling at 28c 14O0 do at 28Ic.
February and March, 200 do at 27A; 700 do OF %;
100 do at 28h. March, 100 do at 28H. April, 800
do at %. March, April and May, 500 do at %.
On private terms, and no month named, 300 bales.
Yesterday, 100 low midding, February and March
at 2skc; 200 midding, 400 low middling.. feo;
ruary. ,29L; SEQ low mddling, March, April aud
May, 2s5z; 500 do April, 2s1z; 400 do on private
terms. Total 5000 bales.
STATISTICAL Pos1TIoN.-The stock in Liverpool is
295, 900 bales; ahoat from India $4,000; and from
America $50. 900. Stock in LONDON $4,000; ahoat
$1,000. Stock in Havre 77,275; afoat 22,77S. siock
In ports in the United States 325 112 STOCKS ID lne
interior towns 53 894. Total 1214 IA bales In 1868
the stock in Liverpool was 900; aoat from INDIA
40 600; and from America 175 600. stock in London
es55S; afoat 24,00O Stock in Havre 81, 69o; aaoat
3OO48. Stock in DO is OF the United Suites 35t7o4
Stocks in interior towns 81 l7O Jotal 1,loo'Iio
bales Deficiency in visible supply 4207l bales Es-
tmated stock held By Manchester spinners at the
mills liz, 900 bales Price of micdlng Orleans now
1lXd; then Sd. Ssad.
Upland& Mobile. New
Ordinary. 2esa2S a7a27a sT,za27K 27Ha27&
Good Or
dlnary .27a<a2s 2sa2SH 2sHa2sH 2slza2sA
I ding. M .2sza2s 2s,qsA 2sAa2sk 2ssa2sA
Midding. ASK s29A aSO aS0A
Sales of the week 1854 bales, including 1862 TO
spinners, s0l5 to spectators, and 6977 to export
ers.
Stocks in the interior towns Janulry g. 1862 1884
bales, against VITO bales same time last year.
Gross receipts at this port for the week, ,9S1
bales. Since September l, S52, 1877 bales.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-01-26
Charleston Cotton and Rice Markets

Charleston Cotton anu h1ce mhrkets
OFFICE OF TIE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS,
CHARLESTON. Monday Evening" Jan. 25 es.
COTTON.-The market for this article was much
depressed with little disposition on the part OF buy
ers to operate except at low figures, some offering
about 27c q fb for middling uplands. but sellers
were in mcst cases. holding this quality at %, while
prices were quite unsettled and irregular most Of
the transactions were about on the basis of 273Sc 9
b for rniddlings which rate however, was not either
freely paid or Excepted. We noe sales of about $50
bales, cay 10 at 25 at 2b, 21 at 26, IL at 26 81
at 2sK, at 27, 127 at 27h, Il at 27H, t?s and6
at 2sc We quote, rather nominally
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary TO good ordinary. ......25 @26h
Low m1ddhng.. .-.......x @-
M1ddlng.. .Zi72'g-
By New York classification we quote:
Low nnddling. ..27H@-
mfddllng. .................. ......- W-
RICE -lhis grain continued in good request at
firm rates. sales 22O terces of clean Carolina, 100
herces at $40 p tb, 12O do at SIC q ib. We quote
common to fair clean Carolina OF 8&SH, good sis@
8xc p ID.