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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-21
Fourth Day.
CHERAw, December IS.

CHERAW, December IL.
Your reporter was at fault yesterday In stating
that Rev Ieard was appointed iratenai mes
Of the Methodist Protestant Church.
The Sunda, School Board OF the Conference
held Its anniversary meeting last night, Rev. w.
4. Capers, chairman. Prayer was offered by Rev.
Mr.. Leard read the report Of his transactions as
agent during the past year. He reports that ne
has travelled over nine thousand miles, delivered
about one hundred and thirty sermons and public
addresses to parents and children thousands
OF children were addressed during the year, and
the tide Of interest la the Sunday School cause Is
rising.
Addresses to the large and enthusiastic audi.
ence were then delivered by s. Bobo, Esq.. OF
Spartanburg, Rev. J. T. wghtman, and Rev. ].
Kelly, sll being OF course able and eloquent, and
me last well seasoned with anccdote and Incl
dent Tie meeting was full VI interest, ana DE-
clded success. The collections amounted to $40.
This morning, Immediately after the minutes
were read and approved, Rev. Messrs. Adams,
Guthrie, Wyche, aad +. II. Wood, Of the North
Carolina Conference, were introduced. Mr..
Wychels also agent Of the American Bible Society
Tor North Carolina
On motion, Rev. H. NJ. Mood. T. s. Moorman D.
4 Barton, and N. +. Kirkland, were elected 10 Ill
vacancies in the Sunday School Board.
Rev. s. Leard, as chairman Of The Financial
Board, stated, In connection with other remarks
Ipon the same subject, that the monies reported
for the superannuated preachers and widows OF
deceased preachers amounted to s4377 up TO this
time, which WAS Suulcftnt W claluauLSSlS
aix and two-thlrd cents on the dolar-an inn
provemcnt OF ten per cent. upon last year. For
Inc support Of bishops ss25 had been collected.
the examination Of the character Of elders
was taken up, when considerable discussion was
elected upon the case OF brother, who had ap-
peared to encourage the patronage ol clrcuses.
fhe following resolutions werclpassed:
Resolved That we hereby express our sense
of the evil OF encouraging fairs and lesti-
Vals for gain, which are now held by me
members Of our churches; to promose tIe
pecuniary interest OF tue chorch; that these
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Markets by Telegraph.


LONDON, December 2o-Noon.-Consols s2}<
Bonds S6H.
PARIS December 2o-Bourse opened quiet
Rentes 72f 75c.
HAyRE, December 2O.-Cotton opened quiet
on spot If SIC.
LIVERPOOL, December 2o-Noon.-Cotton steady
uplands ll%d; Orleans I'D; sales 1900 bales
Corn 2es. Red winter wheat ss 1odas lid. Lard
quiet. Beef lois.
Evening.-COtton easier; uplands II asallA; Or
leans II 1Xal2c; sales $4,000 bales; for export ano
speculation 5000 bales. Turpentine 27s Cd.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW YORK, December 2O.-Stocks unsettled,
but opened hrmer from closing prices on Satur-
day. Money per cent. Sterling, long, SA; Snort
s7. Gold 2O1I. 62's, coupons, ll9H; tennessee
ex-coupons, 5oX; new, 4oH; Virginia ex-coupons'
4eX; Louisiana, DID, 6s; new, 60; Levee siXes'
6ox; eights, II; Alabama eights, e3h; lives, 81;
Georgia sxes s2 sevens, 90; North Carolinas, oid'
42a<; new, 2ek; South Carolina, new, 7eA. Cotton
quiet, middling uplands 251ac. Turpentlne 44c'
Ros.n 81 05a2 10 for strained.
Eyeniug.-Cotton dull and declining; sales lsoo
bales at 25Kc. Flour rather more active, anu
prices unchanged Wheat 1c better and IN mod-
crate demand; winter red western 81 32a1 SO.
Corn heavy; mixed Western ST. l21Ea1 15H. Beef
quiet and steady. Mess pork $3l 75aS2 25. Lard
unchanged. Whiskey hrmer at 81. Groceries
dull. Naval stores quiet. Freights heavy; cotton
by steam 5-16aXc Money easy at 6a7. Sterling
weak at sSasX Gold broke down during the
afternoon, closing dull at 2oAaooK. eos 1l3il.
Southern irregular; Georgias 81. Stocks closed
feversh.
BALTIMORE, December 2o.-Cotton nominal al
25ao5Xc. Flour Grmer; Howard street superhhe
81 75a5. Wheat firm. Germ active; white SSassc;
yellow sOa92c. Oats dull at 55aelc. ProVlslons'
small business. Ness Pork s32aSS Shoulders
15Hc. Lard I9c. Whiskey s7a99c
AUGUSTA, December zo.-MarKet active, with
I,cht offerings. but closed quiet and easier at
2sXa23,s; sales l1o5 bales; receipts 117S bales.
SAVANNAH, December 2o.-Receipts OF cotton
5276 bales; exports lS45 bales; sales 600 bales;
middling 24c, and in good demand.
WILMISoToN, December 2o.-Spirits turpentine
lower at 3sH. Rosin dull. Crude turpentine
steady at 81 05a2 so. Tar quiet at 81. Cotton,
nothing done.
NEW ORLEANS, December 2o.-COtton dull and
easier at 2la24hc; sales $500 bales; receipts lSSol.
Exports-Llverpool, e5lo bales; Havre, 1916 bales;
Hamburg, 72l bales; Boston. 1850 bales Molasses'
prime, s7a69 Gold 2eK. Sterling 81. Sight 4
discount.
MOBILE December 2o.-Cotton in moderate de-
mand, and closed quiet and weak; sales lloO
bales; middling at 23Ic; receipts 1868 bales; ex-
ports S34 bales.
CINCINSATI, December 2o.-Whiskey lower at
s5aes. Corn quiet and unchanged. Bacon dull
shoulders lax; sides l7halS. Lard 17hals.
LOUISVILLE, December 2o.-Mess pork s3l So
shoulders I5X; clear sides lSA.' Lard lsH'
Whlskcy 90.
ST. Louis December 2o-Corn dull; choice to
fancy white e5aos Whiskey 81. Pork heavy at
$50 so. Bacon quiet; shoulders 16Hal5H. LaFe
quiet.
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Passengers.

Per steamship Magnolia, from New York-Mrs
Blackman and three children, w H Smith and
iadT. Nix and sister j Grifiin, mother, sister
and and brother, Bang, lady, child and nurse, J V
Porter, mother sister and tive children, Miss At
water, Miss Carrie Underwood, Miss =, Lizzie L Un'
derwood, Clark, A Morris, Dennis, Blanyelt,
Pritchard. Harris, II Thurn, w Bennett, W
Webb, Moran. G Brown, G Coleman, II
Burke H Schepgul, G Wheatley, simpson,
Carroll, A Rodgers, A NJ Baxter anu chid, anu
In steerage.
Per steamer Fannie, from Kelthfeld, Waverly
and BrooS Green Mills via Georgetown, S Cdr
W ] Magill, Miss Mary Barr, F Redwood 3
Excel, Chisolm, Jr, II Deas, Jr, W Lucas, y y
whaley, II Seigllng R S lizard, J 0 McCants; i i
Alsten. G p Aston. Miss Casey, Miss Jones, Miss
Jane Huger, F W tombstone and lady, II Read:
Miss NJ P tombstone, Miss E S Johnstone, MISS .
NJ tombstone, Master L Johnstone Coachmah'
f McCusker A Morgan, and 20 on deck
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Receipts by Railroad, Dec. Is and go.
SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.

December lS-l3O3 bales cotton, 100 bales do
mestics, 30 bbls hour, l6o sacks four, 1873 sacks
wheat. Q8 bbs naval stores, 195 casks clay, cars
wood. To Railroad Agent, Is i Sloan. Pelzer,
Rodgers Il co, G II Walter & CO, Z Wlss co, J
Pringle & Son. w h Ryan, Graeser & Smith, w
Williams Son. W w Smith, w c Bee 4 CO, W
G Whilden & co, Wagner, Stewart co, Frost K
AdGer, G w Williams CO. Campsen CO. STEM
house Il co, Caldwell d Son, and others.
December oO-l473 bales cotton, SO bales domes-
tics, ll3 bbs naval stores. cars stock. To Rail-
road Agent, + e Mey. w Bee Il CO, Pelzer, Roll
gers & CO. Hancke, kirkpatrick Witte, Grae-
ser & Smith, w Williams Il CO, Wardllw Ca
rev, Thurston & Holmes, Mowry co, II Walter
& CO, Frost & Adger, w Dukes co, Reeder i
Davis, bowling 4 co, B Z Sloan, c Sharp L
co, Wiss {. co, Caldwell Son, Il Mure CO, w =
Hall, Il Prngle & Son, and others.
NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD.
Ill bales cotton, mhse, &c. To @ W Williams
CO, J Marshall, Jr. Rceder Davis, Walter CO.
Graeser Il Smith, RaYene! co, Mowry 10 co,
Ryan. Mantoue * CO, Br die " CO. Caldwell
Son, j Wiley co. T l. Webb, Gibson, Clashorn,
Herring / co, Chlsolm Brca iInrston Holmes,
Shackelford Kelly. j Graver, Weltcrs. Mrs
7 Martin, E Yelling, Z Eaugh, FSiulons'
and Railroad Agent.
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Murray, Ferris & Co.'s Naval Stores Cir

NEW YORK, December 1s.-SPIRlTs TURPES-
TINE-The only feature OF interest In the business
OF the past week has been the purchase Tor export
of 400 bbs shipping order ut 44c, which Tor
time impaired quite an improved tone to the mar
ket and an advance OF nc on March lots, but TINS
has been partially lest and the market closes very
dull at 4SEc. The other sales were 6I5 bbls at 43a
44c merchantable, chiefly 43a43hc. Recelpts AL
bbls; exports q bbls.
ROsIN.-The total sales amount to l5,eo0 bbls at
s2a2 e2E for common strained, 81 O5a2 % ior
good strained 81 l5a2 so for No ., S3a3 30 Tor NO
/, 81 5Oa5 IS for pale, and include 5000 bos goeo
buyers option, January, 81 10. The DECIDED de.
cline In European freights and scarcity OF cargoes
near by Impaired additional strength TO the mar,
ket tow rds the close, and 81 05 was oneret and
refused for strained in yard. The fact is, how.
ever. that foreign markets arc so well supplied
and the gold premium so low, we do not deem II
reasonable to anticipate any material advance.
The late cable dispatches would seem to confirm
that view. Receipts 2465 bbls. Exports lo'os'
bbla s.,o
TAR-The only transactions Of moment Is 1000
bbls Wilmington, TO arrive, 81 S5 IN order IN IN
ward. The general market is nat. Receipts A2e
bbls. Exports 800 bbls-
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MAS IT EIG IT l. N E
TO BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA. BOSTON AND
THE CITIES OF THE NORTHWEST.
THROUGH BILLS LADING GIVEN FOR COT
TON TO BREMEN.

The Steamship MARYLAND, Johnson, .T6S.
Commander will sail for Baltimore .ssE4ss. GAsss44sEs.
on WEDNESDAY, December ODD, at O'Clock +. NJ.
from Pier No. 1, Union Wharyes.
aS-Insurance by the Steamers OF this line u
per cent. to Baltimore and Philadelphia. To Bos-
ton A Philadelphia Freights forwarded to that
city by railroad from Baltimore without addi-
tional expense for insurance.
By arrangement with the Steamships OF the
Baltimore and Bremen Line, sailing semi-month.
ly, Through Bills Lading for COTTON will hereafter
be issued to the latter port on accommodating
terms.
E5- Through Bills Lading given to PHILADEL-
PHIA BOSTON and the CITIES OF THE NORTH
WEST.
For Freight engagements or Passage, Apply 70
COURTENAY & TRENHOLM,
decoo 3 Union Wharves.
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Gross receipts at this port for the week p, l4l
oales Since Ist September 257,495 bales.

Total. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10, ,353 I,ZIU,UI
Increase in visible supply . 57,2S2
Stock OF cotton held by Manchester splnners at
the mills now ITO 0OG bales, same time 1868, $780,
600 bales Middng Orleans, now l2al2hd, then
1891.
EXTRACT FROM REPORT OF AGRICULTURAL
BURsAU-CoTr0N.-"The present season has wit
messed great activity In this culture, an increase
of area cultivated, and more general and gener
GUS fertilization, and has also been characterized
by drought in the scaboard States, and other
causes Of diminished production, which have
notified the expectations OF planters, yet the
crop will exceed that of last year, and may reach
21OOOoO.n From these figures, which include
the whole crop, should be deducted the Southern
consumption, Say 100000 bales. The balance
would he the commercial CROP
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Ing, 60 days bills l3c@1so1<c.

Misunderstanding, 60 days bills 1So@1So><c.
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. - The banks purchase
sight checks, at 4 of, and sell at u premium;
outdoors sight checks are buying at 7I@H OIL,
selling at 6@X discount
GoLp-22@A.
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LATEST coM1fERCLAL NEWS.
Exports.

L1yERPooL-Per British bark Arbitrator-llI
bags sea island cotton, 1850 bales upland co'toh'
500 bbs rosin.
ELEuTHERA, BAH-4O bbls flour, 10 bags corn.
le 900 feet lumber, 14poe shingles, bbls bread,
tierce rice, box candles.
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nACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPY'S
THROUGH LINE TO
CHINA AND JAPAN.
CHANGE OF SAILING DAYS.

Steamers Of the above line leave Pier ,EFEHs
No. AZ, North River foot OF Canal street,
New York, at 12 O'Clock noon, OF the 5th ana
21st OF every month except when these dates ian
on Sunday, then the Saturday precedlngl
Departure OF 5th and 21st connect a. Panama
with steamers for South Pacific and Central Amer
ican ports. Those OF 6th touch at ManZanillo.
Steamship JAPAN leaves San Francisco loI
Japan and China December 4, 1869.
No California steamers touch at Havana, put go
direct from New York to Aspinwall.
One hundred pounds baggage free to each aduis'
Medicine and attendance free.
For Passage Tickets or further Information ap-
ply at the COMPANY'S TICKET OFFICE, on the
wharf foot of Canalstreet North River New
York. r. II bAbi' Aeen''
march12 1Yr
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TRAVELLERS PASSING THROUGH

TRAVELLERS PASSING THROUGH
CHARLESTON EN- ROUTE TO FLORIDA
AND AIKEN,
And other places, should lay In their tEfExA
supplies Of Clarets, Champagnes, Cor. Ses1lee49G
dials, Brandies, Whiskles Wines, Canned Soups
and Meats, American and English Biscuits, De
yilled Ham, Tongue, Lobster, Durham Smoking
Tobacco and Imported Segars.
WIN. S. CORWIN Il CO.,
No. 275 King street, opposite Hasel,
Charleston, s. @.
Branch or No. 900 Broadway, corner goth street
New York. sept2S onlOs
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The Charleston Cotton, Rice and Naval
Stores Market.
OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS,


OFFICE CHARIESTON NEWS,
MONDAY EVENING, December 70 1867.
CorroN.-The demand was moderate and prices
in come cases showed an easier tendency, but the
market was partially maintained by the light
stock. Sales near 600 bales, viz: at 223i: 81 at
%; IA at 23H; II at 23M; 40 at 23ls; 81 at 2S,s;
IA at 2sA; II at 23X; 81 at "a; l6 at Mhs; So at
PAX; at 24i:c. We quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary 10 good o. linary.. .23@2Ss.
Low midflllng g.....................Zo ..Zohegot
Mlddling ..tts1@f'4
Strict middllng ...... ..24H@-
R1cs.-The market for this grain was quiet and
transactions were limited. Sales 20 tierces oil
clean Carolina at 6H q ID. We quote common
to fair clean Carolina at 6@sH; good, 65s@6% q 10.
NAVAL SroRes-The following transactions
took Mace 129 bbls. spirits turpentlne, In ordl-
nary packages, at Ssc.; To- bbls Of No. ana ex'
ira No. rosin at 81 20 q bbl.
FREIGuTs-Are somewhat dull. To Liverpool,
by steam, engagements are making at Ad =
ID on uplands and I'D on sea Islands; by
sail, 7-1ed p ib on uplands and "a q lb
on sea islands. To Havre, by steam, nomi-
nal; by soil, nominal at 14c on upiunds
and Ike on sea islands. Coastwlse to
New York, by steam, &c q ID on uplands
and 1c on sea Islands: by sail, nc = 10 on up
lands. To Boston. by steam, nominal; by SAIL y
@XcS h on uplands. To Philadelphia, by steam,
nc a tb on uplunds; by sail, somewhat nom
inal. To Baltimore, W steam, h@'sc q ID On
uplands; by SAL hat nominal
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n O R N EW 70 R K
P A S S A. G f SIS.

The superior side-wheel Steamship tGEfSS.
MAGNOLIA, Captain NJ. B. Crowell, .seeHssss5. SeHsss5
having elegant and spacious accommodations lor
passengers, will leave Vanderhersps wharf, on
THURSDAY, December 23d, 1862 at O'Clock
RAVENEL Il CO., :.
dec1S Agents.
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Railroads.
ANGE OF CHEDULE.
@ W ~ E|s ST E7|sss.sssaa
GENERAL sUPERINTENDENrs oFFICE,)
ATLANTIC AND GULF RAILROAD,
SAVANNAH, November s, 1869.

SAVANNAH, November D, 1905.
On and after SUNDAY, the 7th instant, Passen-
ger Trains on this road will run as follows, COM
mencing with the 4.So P. NJ. train:
- NIGHT EXPRESS TRAINS
Leave Savannah daily at: ............. .43o r. M.
Arrive at cambridge (Monday's except
ed) )at........................ o.lo n. M.
Arrive at Live Oak daily .2.2o A. NJ.
Arrive at Jacksonville daily at.........7 702 A. M
Arrive at Tallahassee daily at...........7 .7o7 A. M.
Arrive Mt Quincy daily yar.,.............916 A. NJ.
Leave Quincy daily at .625 p. NJ
Leave Talahassee daily at........S.25 P. NJ.
Leave Jacksonyille daily al. P. n.
Leave Live Oak daily at. .........:: :l2S A. III.
at . -. .e.soP.M.
Arrive at Savannah daily at.......... 1000 A. M.
DAY TRAIN
Leave Savannah Sundays excepted) =,
Arrive at Live Oak sundays excepted)
Leave Live Oak Sunday 's excepted at 800 A. NJ.
Arrive ut Savannah Sundays except
Passengers for Stations. west OF Lawton, on
main line, take Express Train leaving Savannah
at 430 p. NJ.
BRUNSWICK TRAIN.
Leave Savannah TUESDAY, Thursday
and Saturday, 1880 I. NJ.
Arrive at No. 0 (luncton) at...........4. $50 p NJ.
Arrive at Brunswick at. :...6A2 r. Id.
Leave Brunswick monday, Wednesday
and Friday at. ...................'.iZ.o .iZ.oo Z. m'
Leave No. (Junction) at..............SO0P +. M.
Arrive at Savannah az; eo r. m m'
Connect at Jacksonville with steamers Tor Pa
latIa, Plcolata, Enterprise, and all points on the
st. JohH's River. Through tickets good by all
steamers on the river. II. .. HAlNESs
dec8 General superintendent.
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Easton & Co.'s Cotton Report for the
weck ending December IL, 1869.

NEW YORK, December ls.-THB MARKET.-ln
our lost report the market closed strong at 25h &c
for middling uplands. Saturday the mari
closed dull; sales 1925; prices unchanged. Mon
day the offerings were small which prevented
any decline; sales 23l7. Tuesday there was more
activity and prices were firm, with an increased
"Wednesday the market opened firmly but closed
dun under favorable private advices by cablei
sales 6OOl. Thursday there was butlittle done and
prices were barely maintained; sales 23I7. yes
terday the market opened with good demand
but closed barely steady on the decline in gold;
sales $3.50; middling 25hc
During the week prices have been remarkably
steady, both here and in England. The closing
figures are the same as on last Friday O0n-
sidering that 1t was known that our receipts
would be heavy, that the import into Liverpool
reached 10o, 900 bales, and that gold has uecllned
to 2OH, the maintenance. OF prices show great
strength. The English spinners have now con-
siderable stock on hand, and 1t remains to be
seen how they will act under continued heavy re-
III obi nj
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TOR LATKA, FLORIDA A,
VIA SAVANNAH. FERNANDINA JACKSON
VILE AND LANDINGS ON ST. JOHNS RIVER.
SEMI.W WEEKLY LINE.

Steamer DICTATOR" Captain = ,,sT@A
W. T. McNelty, will sail from s.sssys1 EF=.4s
Charleston every TUESDAY EVENING at O'CLOCK,
IS steamer "ClTY PoIST,n Captain George f. Nc.
MILAN, Will sail from Charleston every FRIDAY
EVENING. at s O'Clock for above points. Connect
inn with all railroads at Savannah going South
and West. Connecting with the Florida Railroad,
at Fernandina, for Cedar Keys, from which place
steamers connect with Mobile ana New orleans.
Conneotinq. at Palatka, with Harris steamers for
the Oclawaha River Through Bills OF Lading
given for freights TO Mobile and New Orleans.
Frelghts payable on the wharf. All goods remain
ing on the wharf Mt sunset will be stored at risk
and expense OF owners.
(Signed) ]. d. AIKEN CO.,
nov1e Agents.
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Chipping.
u 0 R N E W Y o r K.

The First Class Side-wheel Steamship .[4.
JAMES ADGER, T. ]. Lockwood. Com. .SAis4eE
mander, OF the New York and Charleston Steam
ship Company's Line, will leave Adger's South
Wharf on TUESDAY, the 2lst instant, at O'CLOCK
P. NJ.
Hs- Through Bills Of Lading given on Cotton to
Liverpool.
ES- Insurance by this Line half per cent.
RS- Superior Accommodations for passengers.
nadec2O2 JAMES ADGER & CO., Agents.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-17
NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY SEPTEMBER H. SHEET

''bulls" Curiously enough the only stock when
withstood the adverse tide to-day was one which az
It's lowest touched 1884, the great bulk OF sales taxing
place between SO and aok. Western Union vas
firm. The following were the closing prices at me
last board:-Canton, go; cumberland, 81 bid; west
ern Union, 81 S7s; Quicksilver 10 ala; Maripcsa'
10 10Y; Mariposa preferred, Tx; Pacific Mail, IN;
Boston Water Power, 1tA Q 10; Adams Express u
Ok; wells-Fargo Express, 81 Q SO; American Elk
press, ls1 bid; United States Express, elh esh;
New York Central, 2oOx . 2olx; Hudson River
1917 q 1924; Erie, 3s,s 80; do. preferred o.;
Harlem, 1853 q 1854; Reading, s5A 95s; Michigan
Central 1881; Lake Shore 90. a 9sz; Illinois Gen.
trail, l37%; Cleveland and Pttsburg, 1857 lOIh;
Chicago and Northwestern 77,. a77l; do. preferred,
s7ss sly; Cleveland. Columbus and Cincinnati II;
Rock Island, Ill nix Milwaukee and ST. Paul, 70;
do. preferred. 81; Toledo and Wabash, Tx 7Sh;
do. preferred so bid; Fort Wayne, 81 q SIN; Alton
and Terre Haute preferred. 81 BID; Ohio and Misss-
sippL SIX 3l7G; Delaware and Lackawanna, ITO
bid; New Jersey Central, 1o2 lo2>S; Chicago and
Alton. $50 1904; Hannibal and st. Joseph, ll6 q
12I; Columbus. Chicago and Indiana Central, 90 BID
The following shows the range Of the principal stocks
today
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side Of Cuba and back to New York. with sugar. 81 2s
ZIP 70 the Continent with 1000 SSs pssrosan on private
e.s s sa ssa but steady TO- for
Small .fe' were reported &c. iOo for old iSc a0c
HEMP dull and prices were nominal a, the quotations
was only q SS
IS ssop ana . hoe So retail lots Too
.s hi
Cuba csn,rifasa and mixed. &c s4oc do. csysa 47c
Barbados s snS New sSc 600 pSro scq so
ssSs hhds Cuba, 1855 do Porto Rico, $3.50 do. English
NAVAL sronEs-Ths market for spirits surpentine was
o sTs sn
pas 9s small ss:. S New ss,
we %sGt S Su pa. s sSy The s'
q s. No. vi ays1:s j. S'A1 pai:
quiet but FIRM =. % 80 for Wilmington and % for Washing
oILs.of msnhaden there small sales, within the
c % casrs and bS eSh Ss quiet but eaSy
changed in value. AN''
oa, Isnss sss 80 s SS' pog
active business being restricted Increased hrmnes Of
q: y, vs.
Sn' hot.
~ :, S;s. S$
demand and prices entirely nomins. Beef ham:
'1 The and nss With eas
n 2sIs :os weTs 50 srcs:
picked ana %sff iss a.
S Su' % sss ss
Gu. :. lso Lard was II limited demand and heavy, and
Is
'n' f II wa. m., and Dr,,
Is re- 40 higher. closing q lSysc. 7s; the demand
Crude in bbli, dun and nominal al s3c Refined con.
active ds%Sn ana tho
Sbs standard 6sanes q this month
s! g. i:sI 49, 49,
a. same option 600 FOR The last half October
sPs ossss:s
Ss S. wes r r::'S au:
business being restricted By the increased nnsss Of sellers
white from sspsnSes Besenssr 4
e: s and III h. 9 =" csobsl
prince wn' Hs but sssy = e. &C. g.
~s:s S;e. sS:ss ~. "s: :o Az
:Do.sa .y IN Small ;s:.
spe1aRsw W: in active request. chiefly from rennsr.
arwsr There wer. ..le. q 900 6hds ixo isc for
sns 81 .as On .s
s fsan: ed "a. 10 active and
s s; Gsa ss 10 asss: H. rs L gsea
Centrifugal hhds and bo1esS lie llc; leases lh6ds
Havana, Nos to mo lac d. 10 to IL IKE lsXc.;
DO Sto ID l8c 13Hc do. l6 to 10, lc cA do 1g to
AID s.ocsry a.: issc Hss:r. G. A%san CO: n:ss
the stock raw to-day folows-l08602 hhda, 1l7903
boxes, lS5, 1888 bags and 902 meado.
TALLow.-Ths demand only moderate, but prices
steady a former quotations Sales IS 600 lbs Hc
l2o., the latter price for prime.
WHISKEY.-Recepts, 665 bbs The market ruled heavy
under free receipts and prices decidedly lower There
has been only trade demand along back, but with very
nd n tOpk prieea adv In
day, with liberal receipts prices declined to u 90 which
price lS0 bbs changed hands. few small sales