davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-12-23


SALES OF REAL :ESrATE.-The following
pieces Of real estate were sold yesterday morn
ing at auction:
By Leitch l. Bruins: Lot on the west side OF
Logan street, between Broad and Tradd, so feet
In mont ON Logan street. By JOB feet deep, Tor
$476.
Lot adjoining the above, So feetin front on
Logan street, by 1ls feet deep, for $780,
Lot on the south side OF Henrietta street, with
wooden dwelling and outbuIldtngs, known as No.
Is, 2s feet front, by lis feet deep, for 1926.
Ternls Of the above sales-one-hslf cash; the
bsbncein one year.
RyJ.B. Bowers: Lot of land, with large three
story brick building and necessary outoulldings,
on the northeast corner OF King and Mary streets,
SO feet in front on King stteet By l2o feet deep,
for $500.
Cultivated farm on the northeast corner OF King
and Rumney streets, opposite Nolsette's farm
and within the city boundary, about 500 feet, by
672, for $500.
Terms for the aboTe-one.fourth cash. balance
In nine equal annual instalments.
Lot Of land with two story building, at the cor
ner OF King and MoultrIe. streets, opposite Mrs.
Howards, 80 feet front by liz feet deep, for $780,
vacantlot adjoining the above on the north 81
feet In 'front.' on King street, by 1l2 feet Deep for
$10s.
Vacant lot at the, corner Of King and Huger
streets, 50 feet In front by Deep for sllo
Vacant OF adjoining the above on the north, SO
feet In front on King street, by liz feet deep, for
$1o5.
Vacant lot adjoining the above on the north, 81
feet in 'front.' on King street, by loi feet Deep for
$1o7 so.
Lot of land with buildings, at the corner o.
Washington and Calhoun streets, "a feet in from
By 5s feet ceep, ior s11So.
Lot next east CT the above, with nine tenements
les feet in front by 90 feet deep, for $500.
Lot of land with :wo story building, In Wash
ington street, next s'uth OF the corner OF Calhoun
aa,,eet in rront oy 20 feet Deep for s47o.
Lot OF land with building, in Town OF Ridge
Vile, St. Georges, Dorchester, $50 feet on Mall
street; by ITO feet deep, for sl25.
Terms of the above ssles-one.half cash; the bal
ance in one and two years.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-12-23

CooL RoBBERY-OnT Tuesday night the
APARTMENT OF Mrs. Brown, at No. 20 MszycS
street, was entered By thieves, who took o trunk
rom under the bed In which chat lady lay sleep.
ing, and carried 1t or. Next morning the trunk
was found in lot In the burnt district broken,
open and a part OF the contents, consisting OF
SIT In silver aud gold coin, six silver poons and
sB5 in United States currency, missing. Several
pieces or clothing ware left In the trunk. Mrs.
Brown states that she awoke stupeHed and with
\ q strange smell Ia the room, from which It's In
ferred that the thieves msde use Of chloroform to
qnlet their victim while they performed the JOB.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-12-23

WATEn-PEooF BRoGANs.-Just received four
cases of those celebrated Brogans, for winter
wear. Sold by the single pair, by
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-12-23

FINE WAToHEs.-A very large assortment, at
greatly reduced prices, at Carrington's, No. 25s
25s King street.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-12-23

.sALE OF RuTLEpaE AVENUE PRoPERrY.--:The
two-stry frame building on Rutledge avenue
northwest corner OF Doughty street, lot 80 by l2o
changed hands at private sale on Wednesass
last, price $3.50, cash. West end residences seem
to be sought after.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-12-23

SUDDEN DEATH.-Miss Amanda Paris fell
dead, Wednesday morning, at the residence OF
her brother.in-law, Mr.. ]. Bahlman, In Columbia.
Heart disease Is believed to have been the cause.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-12-23

Bull HEADS printed on fine paper at So, S.,
SIS, So so and ss so per thousand, according to
size, at THE NEWS Job once.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-12-23
CHARLESTON HOTEL.

J. Lyle CLARK, Baltimore; E. T. Fugues, Phila-
delphia; ". 4. Wilbur, A. Coe, Boston; E. Frank
Coe, Brooklyn; NJ. Nunkow, New York; N. sslli-
zer, Beaufort; ". P. Carmichael and son, sayan.
nah; G. Schauf and vile, Kauliu; L. Leberman,
Philadelphia;J E. Shaw, New York; g. W. ool.
well, vile and son, Pennsylvania; Ar. and Mrs.
BIrgs, Connecticut; n. Smith Lee, Newark; s. G.
Mcfarland, Philadelphia; VIM. L. Dawson, Sum-
merville; N. ]. Mandel, New York.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-12-23

+, OUR PRICES CURRENT.-We especially Invite
tho attention Of our merchants, to TIE NEWS
Prices Current, Issued this morning. Made up
with the utmost care, and handsomely printed
with entirely new type 1t forms, with the business
card OF the house forwarding II, the most attract
I've and; welcome weekly commercial circular
that can be used. Price. for ten copies or morei
with business cards, two and half cents per
copys single copies five cents. ,,-.,... -, -,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-12-23
By MILES DRAKE. &c. < {. :
Doors SHOES : Oh LoTHING, ANlR

| THIS MORNING; ;at 10 O'Clock, I -wIl <seI stt
my store corner Of: King. and Liberty streets
eco cases BOOTS AND SHOES consisting soE
iMen'sUalfs aud Kip BOOTS Calf Congress-, Rf0S
gans and Balmorais, sEsdies' Serge and Cost
drensf Polish Barmurais and Congress, CASHMERE
Jean and Satinet Goats, Pants and Vests, Beaver
r6vercoats, Fine Frock Goats, &c. .t,.S.s-i'
10 cases (so dozen} MEN'B AND BOYS HATS,
'(seconds.) dec33g
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-12-23

| j. TIE CAROLINA DRAMATIC CLUB.--Hibernian
Han last night was largely filled by an apprecia.
tive audience Of invited guests, assembled to wit
ness. the dramatic performance Of the above
named club, an organization composed Of num-
ber OF the live young men OF Charleston, who
seek to amuse and interest themselves with dra-
matte studies: The plays selected for the occa
sion were william Tell and pombastes Furioso.
without particularizing the several actors, we
may say generally that both plays were well rem
dered, considering the novel situation OF anna
teurs for the lrst time In the presence OF crowd,
and an amount OF tmpromptu excellence shown
which speaks we'll for their training.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-12-23
Hotel Arrivais-Dece,nber a2.
MILLS HOUSE.

E. Meherniers, Garuners Corner;G. F. ks-
sa,n. wife and child. city; S. Dudley Ross, Phia-
delphIa; D. Warit, Plymouth; A. d. Pond, New
York; T. G. Bradley and wife, st. Louis: A. c.
Baker. New York; II. t. P. Mccormick. Mount
Pleasant; j. P. Durrcr, New York; Us. Whitney
aud lady, Philadelphia; A. R. seib, Tampa, Florl'
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-12-23


PYRorEoHSIcs.-Tte proclamation OF the
Mayor prohibiting pyroteciln!c amusemcnts at
large, and combining the display 90 certain locall
ties, is an excellent thing in its way. 1t Is calcu-
lated to prevent much profanity, spare needless
alarms to timid persons and quadrupeds, and
may possibly save house from destruction. But
by all means Let the edlct be enforced. Last year
some policemen failed to see fre cracker under
their very noses; permitted the reckless letting
or Of torpedoes, aud were blind to rockets,
snakes and chasers. The boys ought to have
their fun, but the public streets, ana
between the feet Of promenaders, are not
places they should select for the explosion OF
their gunpowder plots. SO, little fellows, LOOK
outl And You, Messleurs Policemen, keep your
OPTICS wide.awakc for all such microscopic or
fences. Don'thurt the young culpri's, bat scare
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-12-23
PAVILION HOTEL.

Fl. W. Cain and r. n. Miller. B'ackVllle; VIM
Cummings and V. Smith, RidgeVille; N d. Niles,
Yemassee; A. q. Johnson, Barnwen; }. Easterlin,
Orangeourg; ]. V. Porcher, Berkley; J. Nettles, s.
Eanhourp F1Oreupp
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-12-23
s by ALONZO J.rWHITE &ss0N. -.
sTEA1gfRICE POINDTNE

NJ AuOADUL o1CduL Is4ok1 SC3SDt1SN
w MILL: on Waccamsw River, Georgetown
ON THURSDAY, the 2sth. instant, at or.near the.
Old Customnouss. fr Charleston, 8. O., ct IL
O'Clock, A. N, will be sold ~. 80 - - -, - .
sLY MILLS, on Waccamaw River, GeorgetoEn-
County. The Tract Contains 4e3 aorea, more eor
less, OF which 20 acres are Rice Land, underculn
walton, and about 20 acres cleared and .9noed
high Land. On this Tract there is q large stealn
Rice Pounding MH. with It's warehouse accpm.
modations, wharTes. grain elevators, raIlwhyand
railway trucks. cooper, shop, twenty'six lsbofeQ
houses more or less, two large barns, larRe Stae,
bile, chapel, and neat Residence; also. barrel
factory, rice thresning mill and,gr mini woIk
ed BY steam power by stationary engtnesn Tn1s
MIN has for many years maintained high repusac
ton, is well located, and capable OF
ments In the hands Of men OF enterprise and capl-
tai Tns M y nov MISrss BALANCE es
equal annual successive insJalments, with INTEREST
from day Of SALE payable annually, secursd;by
bonds and mortgageof property sold; the MI 20
be Kept insured. and policy assigned, Or approved
personal security on bonds Of purchaser. Pur-
,chasers to pay for requisite papers and stanpase
dec9-fmw9th1 - .:ss .. $50. -. %. .rSf
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-12-23

GERMAN AMusEMENTs.-In-th the local column
Of tho -Sudlicher Correspondent or yesterday We
notice the following: -.
The pupils Of Mr. G. b. Bergmann's English aud
German .schoolwDl have Christmas celebration
this (Friday) evening, at the hall of the Bruder-
llcherbund. Among the usual Ger1can amuse-
rnents Christmas tree viii be prominent. -
The Sunday.school OF the German Lutheran
Church win celebrate their Christmas festivities
next Monday evening", at 7 O'Clock, IN the new
hall OF the Freundschaftsbpnd.
The Charleston Turnverein viii give an enter.
tainment at their hall, in King street. the same
evening. -~N-f#
There win be a ball OF the German Fire Com
pany on MONDAY evening, January = at shef
engine house. go
The German Schutzsn Gesellschaft Will nave
grand ball on the 18th OF January, IN 'ne h'oetI
nIsn Hall.
On the I'd of February the German Artillery
Charitable Association will have graud bal
masuue ut the Hibernian Hall 80
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-12-23

No. l31 Meeting street, near the Market.
dec20-6
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-12-23
aurtiiort .salsas ts abiSs /, & l pan.
- - yTSgrytA ~ . s'A-s--f.Es - .
By A. C. McGHLIYRAY,

juENRf SCoBIA & 90. vs.. H BRAssEN.
Ill By .ytrtne OF. an execution IA the aboye
case. VIII bs sbld THIS DAY. the 2ad nstant az u
!led9cand Doughty streets, ~. 4 :.
Ali the right title and interest OF the defendant
In the contenrs Of a GROCERY STORE. Levied
ION and TO be sold as the properly Of the defend
amt In the!a6oYe case, ~. -. =. II
TERMS cash. E..W. W.M.MAOkEYiE
siiaclS-. -'1'3> Sssat-s5sssy S,5G. O.,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-12-23

CLUBS AND SrARs.-Frank Fraser. reported
forscarelessly driving his cart against city
pump on South Bay and breaking the same, was
sensl6ced to rspeir the damages. s.s <
George Inckney, arrested on charge, OF steal
ine bottle of wine from store in King street
ana also for vsgranoy, was sent to the House Q!
Correction for 1--WE days under the vagrant law.
Kate Ohisolm, arrested for Vagraney and tres
passing upon the premises of Mt: Deveaux IN
wentworth street, was. .sent to the House OF Cor
rection for thirty days as yagrant.s =
Frank Nelson, lodged for driving loaded cart
through King street,. and refusing to turn on
when ordered ,tosdo 30 by the police, was sen.
fenced to pay flue Of s5, orgo to the House o.
Correction for ten days. ..-z-4a,.
N. G. Rafferty,, charged with the same offence,
had the hearing Of his case postponed until this
morning.
Aoow found going at large in Calhoun street
was brought to the statlonhouse yard, aud deliv--
cred to the owner. !:
Several cases OF Christmas arrangement were
pardoned. on the plea Of the first offence.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-12-23
1O7 HENRY's RETREAT, 107

No. 1o7 EAST BAY, ONE DOOR BELOW BRoAE
STREET.
/. Restaurant.
Q. oysters always fresh on hand.
q. FREE LUNCH from half-past 10 ocloch
a. Mesls at ali hours. Dinner served from IL
to4P. NJ.
&, Meals served on Sunday until P. n.
8. The best IMPORTED WINES, Liquors ano
:. Only place in town for good genuine hot
Tom and Jerry.
Give me call .,,,,nn
Formerly Barkeeper the Mills House.
sep26-3moH
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-12-23
By[WM. -McKAl

e.. By. WIN. NICK AZ - = S s.. = :
GUPERIOR LoToF PARLOR; DINING
~ ROOM AND BEDROOM MFURNIfuREcH Hard
|. ware, Notions and sundries. Also, onesapertof
|: THIS DAY Friday,)- at 10 O'Clock, al NO 10
Meeting street. decz8
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-12-23

THE BARK JOHN FYFEs-A telegram nom LiS-
erpool dated December q, and publishedin our
issue of yesterday morning, reports that the bark
John Tyler, from Charleston, was partially burned
Md was scurtled to save the hull aud cargo There
was no vessel from this pert Of that precise name,
but as the bark John Fyfe, from this city had not
hong arrived ont at the above point it Is supposed
to have sbee5 her. The John Fyfe was laden Ia
this port Tor Liverpool by Messrs: Willis d ohts.
olm, cleared November 2 with 2l2o bales upland
cotton; and sailed November s. sfsss
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-12-23

ATTEMPT TO SwIDLE PuNIsHED-A woman
who keeps clothing store in King street,
was yesterday brought before trial justice
charged by colored; lnan with swndlng him
out Of pair Of pants. 1t was shown 'has the
prosecutor had entered the DEFENDANTS store, and
having purchased, among other articles, pair OF
pants, left them on the counter. BE fortunately
had friend along who was q witness to the pur-
chase, for on returning and demanding his
trowsars the defot,tapt aeii hs he'd carried them
or and that they were not In the store. the
prosecution was the consequence, and clear
case having been made out against: her, the de-
fendsnt offered TO restore the missing trowsers,
which the justice permitted, buth also permitted
her to choose between paying a fine OF ten dollars
anu costs or spending the coming twenty. y.nve
DAYS In Jail
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-12-23

CRUHBs-C ColonelT. Y. .simons has been ap.
pointed notary public for Charleston County.
Jessie D. Harrison, Of Marion, and heslah
Laungsford, Of Richland, were pardoned by the
Governor on the Goth instant. 49, zs.ssl...? =
Mr.. Healey, formerly member OF Harvey's
Comedy Troupe, and for some, time resident OF
our city, has accepted encouragement with Sophie
Worrelps troupe, and left for Savannah yester day
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-12-23

By MACQUEEN & RIECKE. 81
CALE UNDER FORECLOSURE .0E'
- - MORTGAGE ..- ~,
OnwEDNEsDAY,it the 2sth instant, atlo O'Clock
"A. n, s.'fs<
the entire Stock Of an A No. Family Gro
cery store, consisting OF Choice GRoOERiESAND
LIQUORS, situated. ON the east side OF GadBden
street, known as No. IL, between Wentworth ana
Montague. .,-F.s.5s..,...-,
/. At the same time and place, 80. 90,
/ entire new GRIST MILL, with nav machinery
and Eboiler, 15:horse power, IN perfect running
9Faathe TaHaS 4 CO. uaksra Hitn toQla sna
ALSO,
900 bushels OF CORN
100 bushels OF Oats .,
Fine Horse
Il Express Wagon Z,
l set Harness, &c, DC. dec10
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-12-23

dec15-th2
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-15
The Latest News.
News Of the Day.

Gold was higher in New York yester'
day, closing at 113. Governments higher
in sympathy.
Sour Mash and Georgia continue to be
the steady diet OF Congress.
The N. Y. Sun has positive information
that President Grant will remove Collector
Grihnell, who has been officially informed
Of the Presidents intention.
The Senate Political Disability Com.
mittce, rather than wait for general am.
ncsty bill, have decided 10 report special
act relieving the disabilities Of nearly two
thousand S0utherners. About onc-half 0I
the names in the bill arc Virginiaus.
The testimony for the defence in the
Mcfarland case will probably close to-
day. Horace Greeley, Samuel Sinclair
and wife, and Mrs. Calhoun will be called
upon to prove McFNrland's brutality 10.
ward his wife before her acquaintance
with Richardson.
a number Of tho Governors Of Western
Territories lAvc pctitionGd Congress fol
permission to raise troops for suppreSsing
Indian deprcdations, but tho Military
Commltteehuve decided 10 report against
all the petitions, andIhat will be tile end
oft
The Senate Committee on Reconstrllc'
tion las determined to report Mr. Schenck's
bill 10 establish Department Of Justice
and recommend its passage. The bill
plNccs the Attorney General nj tho head
Of the department.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-15

for the obvious reason that those who nj
tend will be better fitted 10 teach success
fully than those who do moi. This will
only he following the simplest dictates Of
self interest. .r... 49,.
Each County Superintendent win please
at once inform me II he wishes an 1usti-
tuto held In his county. If lie does, he
will please also inform mo as soon US posi-
bic, Of the place for holding II. And it Is
important, Il not indispensable, that the
citizens Of the place where an Institute Is
held extend tree entertainment 10 the
Teachers in regular attcndance-the insti'
tute in each case to commence on Tuesday
and close on Friday night. He will also
indicate what will he the most convenient
time for holding it. But II must be dis
tinctly understood that the final decision
as to time must he LEFT 10 the General
Superintendent. Otherwise no adequate
arrangement can be made,
Il Is hoped, and earnestly urged, that
Boards Of Education and district Irls'
tees also attend these Institutes. They
will thereby learn more Of the intent and
practical working Of the school law, will
better understand their own duties and
how 10 perform them, and, what is Of
great importance, will ascertain who arc
the better teachers Of the county, and be
able 10 secure them for their own districts
viii the papers Of the State please ropy !
Respectfully,
A. D. WILLIAMS,
General SUptCf Free Schools.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-15

war Of races, which II was 80 confidently
predicted would follow the CniranchisG'
Inent Of the colored people, where was 1t
in the elections in Ohio last week In n
few localities the old prejudice and tanati'
ctsm made, We may hope, their last ap
pearanCe. There was barely enough
angry dissent 10 remind lib Of the barba'
rism Of slavery, which has passed away
forever Generally throughout the State
especially in the cities Of Cincinnati
Cleveland, Columbus, Dayton md Toledo
where the new element is large, those
who strovc to avert the result over which
we rejoice, leaders as well as followers,
were conspicuous in setting an example Ol
obedience 10 the law. Not tho least
among the causes for COngratlhtiOn TO-
night Is the confidence we have that the
entranchiscd people will prove worthy oi
American citizenship. No true patriot
wishes 10 see them exhibit blind and
unlhinking attachment to mere party, but
all good men wish to see them cultivate
habits Of industry and thrift and to cx'
hibit intelligence and virtue, and at every
election to be earnestly sOlicitous TO array
themselves on the side Of law and order,
liberty and progress, education and rcli'
Eion. Let them do this, and VIC may con-
tidGntly expect that in the judgment oI
history the 18th Amendment will take
rink With the Declaration Of Indcpend'
rnce and the Emancipation Proclamation
Speeches were also made by Hon. ).
Galloway, Rev. James PoindcXter, and
several CnlOrCd orators
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-15

IN advocating Mr.. Boutwells Funding
Bill. the indianapolis Journal frankly
says: "Coercive funding to the extent Of
the bonds held by the national banks is Il
riIM necessity to any hope ofthe success Of
the scheme" "ITere is the Whole case in
n nutshell. Mfr. Boutwell, knows that with
grccnbacksat nj twelve per cent. below par
1t would he impossible either 10 put his
contemplated loans upon the market or to
persuade holders Of FivG.twcnties TO en-
change for them. He accordingly propo-
srS TO impose them upon the nation-
al hunks and III this manner make
a beginning. aThGn" thN Cincinnati
Gazette tritCly observes, "wc enter upon
tho practice OF arbitrarily reducing the
interest on the public debt, why should
We limit il to the St45,OOO,OOO held by the
hanks% 4 Buffalo contemporary asserts
that this feature orthC measure is q menace
to the natiOnal hanks Of the lRCancst de-
scriptinn. II adds: "ThC strangcst part
Of the whole business is, that nobody
comes forward to tell It's how four per
cent loan Is to H. negotiated ut par. Or
anywhere near par, while our six per cent
lnnds arc selling so much below it?
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-15
Commercial and Financial.
wheeling Wholesale Market.
OpPICE or DAILr INTELLIGINcEH,
WEDNESDAY, April IS, 1870.

ArPLEs-PrimG quality In good demand. We
continue 10 qnOtO At - 7b03O.
BuTTER-ThCre is steady demand for the bet.
Ter grades, while common and inferior IL Rbun'
dAnt and very dull; sales Of prime at S0c.
REGNS-N6minai at 81 9s@5 50 per 6nshcl.
BEooMs-$S 6Oa5 50 2 dozen.
CHEIsE-Stcady at l7c for Western ResCrvO
and 18c for Goshen.
CARBON Ort.-Demand continues light, while
prices arc unchanged; standard brands, III job.
bIng way, sc and no charge for package.
CARDLES-Star 10000, city mould 1SEc.
COPPEE-EAstcFn markets quote All advance Oi
IC \ lb. Quotations here as before: Rio 30lb89c
for fair TO prime; 24Xc for choice and fancy. :,
DRIED fRuIT-Qulet and dull. Apples--No
0lOXc for halves.
EG0B-Dull at 1Gc.
FEATuERs-SalCs at 75c, and the usual advance
for small lots, ln q retail way.
FtouR-MarkGt more active, the demand hav'
ing improved somewhat, though i u mainly
local We continue 10 quote at $6 1900 Io for
fancy; s 9S06 80 for red wheat family, aud - %
GR1EN-Unchaugod and receipts light, What
We continue 10 quote at 81 e0(8l y for white,
aud 81 05 for rcd. CGH-Firm at Csc. OatS-
Iu demand a 4Oc. RyF-7Sc' Baney-SOc I"'
GLSsS-FirSt quality sxlO, a.; IOxls, q 80;
second quality 8xl0, g 90; l0x12, s. 20 y box ol
20 feet. Discount 10 per cGut,
GINSEN0-65c . lb.
IIAr-Quiet; prime balrd Is still quoted at SIS.
LOOsU $10@l2 o.
LARD 0n-ExtFa winter strained, 81 81 PER
oSIoxs-$2 oOa9 80 q bus. as to quality.
pOTATOES-iS6S50c, aud G0c frOEn store.
PROYIsIoNs-MArket firm. We quote Mcsl
Pork Al $C0 Sugar cured hams l8618HC. Plain
hams IBk6tlIc: breakfast bacon 17N1iSc; clear
sides nc; shoulders I9H012Xc. LaFd-lBHE
IN tlCrces; kegs 19Hc.
RAGs-COtt0n, DC per pound,
SREDs-SCarCC and demand active. Glover
$40 30. Tlmothy-$6 90. Flax ScCd-$1 %.
SYRUPs-BaltimoFe bO6GSc; Now York 760SOC
Choice Drips Csc.
SUGARsINew OrlcanB 12y<1l3Xc; Porto Ricc
lIKDl2Sc; Cuba Il6l9c; Crushed 1Ic; A COf
fec I3Hc; D Coffee 13C; G Coffee 12Hc.
SoDA-aC In papers; best New Castle &c In key
SoAr-Family BNc; German SIC; Eastern II
0l2c.
SHOT AND LEAD-Bar Lead l2c 2 h.; shot s. q
sat1-DaIry g IS; Ohio Rivers 20; Muskin
gum g Is r bbl.
SNUPP-76c; do. In boxes Of six dozen $8 95.
TOBACCo-Firn; Manufactured unchanged
Navy 69976c; dark l0s and rs 68l676c; bright 10
TT TEi-G9nPowdCr 81 5OaI rs; Young HysOr
81 SOlhl 20; Black $I01 10.