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Chicago Market.

BY telegraph CHICAGO, Aug IL
FLOUR Quiet at "a 1895 50 for spri8 ex-
ira.
WHEAT-Less active. closing at 8. Os1Sa
Oh for No. z; re2ulas ~ 81 O9Z0l O95z, sell
Ter last half. This afternoon the market
Is fairly active at 81 O99l O9N seller last
half.
CoRN-l@l1zc hizher; closing strong &C
73c for No. 2. This afternoon 731T, seller
last half
OATs-Quiet and steady at SOC.
RYE-DuIl aud easier az 7SQg74c for NO. q
BARLET-EasteT at 81 150l Is for No. 2.
HIGHwIEEs-Dull and 20 lower; &c for
iron bound.
PoRK-Quiet at 500.
LARD-Dult at l6c.
FHoULDERS-Steady at l3c.
HoGS-Less active; SO l0g9 Is for COM
mon TO choice smooth. FRI
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Read the FOlIOWIng Opinions OF the Press and Publl
THE NEW ROLLER SKATE.

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10
npi
vhfcn we cIpf from ne IA
quite
by ne
Summer months
PROBES
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LOCKED UP AGAIN.-Fanny Singer,
after an absence of only a day or two,
brought up at the lookup again last
night. A policeman found her Stray
ing about the city. and took her home,
when her parents and her brother
began to beat her in a brutal manner.
and to secure her from their persecu-
tons, she was locked up.
This case is one that calls for some
action by the proper authorities. 1t
Is asserted that the cruelty Of her
parents has deranged her mind. and
that her pranks are the result of
mania.
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s% Persons who are recovering
from ague aud fever will fiod Clouds
IuvigoratiDg Cordial a certain pre-
Ventive of relapse. Pale and bloated
faces are almost universally the re
suits Of an attack Of chills; and al
most as universally are these un-
pleasant effects removed by the use of
this cordial. The Frustrated nerves,
the impoverished blood, the torpid
liver; indeed. the WHOLE SYSTEM is
speedily restored TO a healthy coudi-
ton. BY reading the little pamphlet
which accompanies this invaluable
medicine, you will find sufficient tes-
timony to convince the most incred-
ulous. aug13 1w
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Sc. Louis Market.

By telegraph ST. LOUIS, August IL.
ToBAcoO-Unchanged.
HEMP Firm Sl40gl00 for addressed.
Rope aud baggtug unchanged S9SX and
30c.
FIouR-Dul at "a 5Ood4 so for superfine ;
extra IS; double extra IS 2595 IS.
WHEAT-Dula and easier; NO. red fall
81 l59l IL; choice 81 2j9l 80.
CORE--Du I, lower and unsettled; mixed
76c: white S5dqlc.
OAT5-DuIl and easier; 05zM41c for mi
ed : 430431z for white.
RYE-DuIl at zoe for prf ne.
HIGHWINES-Dull at &c
PRoVIsIoNs-Quiet; pork IN small 10
$50 so. Baron sEou ders 145<: do on orders
l5c; clear rib I7569I75<; clear 1871.
LARD - Unchanged at l0% IN a small
way.
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Cincinnati Market.

By Telegraph CINCINNATI, August II.
FLOUR Dull anc unchanged; family
60 25a6 80 nominally.
WHEAT-In fair demand; red 81 l5MI %.
CoRS-Dull and prices lower at 75976c.
OATs-Unchanged; new 30034c; old
60055c.
RYE-60985c and dull.
BARLEY -UDchsnged.
CoTrON-UnchanRed.
ToBACC0-Fair; sales 100 hogsheads at
s. 9U0l6 20. -
WHIsKY-9old at 94ag5c.
MESS PoRK-Onered at 29c.
FULK MEATS-l80l5c: no sales
BACON y nsettled; shoulders could have
been bought at l41<c, and sides at 171S0lse
LARD-Odered al Ice; no buyers.
BUrrER-Firm at 28gS0c.
CHEEsE-Firm at lS5Zal5c
FGGs-l39l4c.
OIL-Unchanged.
GoLD-l 1917 buying.
ExcHANGE-Very dull; H9l 10 disco
buying.
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New York Dry Goods Narket.

BY Telegraph NEW YORK. August -.
Business has not yet opened with any
degree OF activity, and although prices
are unchanged to-day, the market Is lack
Ing In buayancy. Best makes of heavy
brown sheeting steady at l31z@l4c; Au-
gusta Al, good Southern brand, l2c; At
lantlc V shifting ll1zci Maxwell, 40 inch,
lSci Monadnock, l0-4 sheetings Sic: Pep
pereii 81 30c; ADdroscoggfn 10 bleached
do 421zc: Bay Mills muslins 1Sc; Booth b
l31zc; White Rock linseys 2lc; Black Rock
do DC: LOnsdale paper caInbrics S9lOc Tor
common and high colOrs.
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RUNAwAY.-A horse belonging to
Joseph Stalhoeffer. seeing a good
opening for fine runaway yesterday,
took it into his head to improve it.
and succeeded to the extent of smash
ing the shafts Of the wagon to which
he was attached, and knocking a
wheel into pi against a shade tree.
after which he seemed to be satisfied.
and was secured.
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The standard reputation attained ~
this uurivaied and infailtble east Tow
der curing twelve years past - que ~ ~
perfect putty, healthfulness, aE1u econo-
INV, Put up In Tins, actual MelguO' as
REPRESENTED, aud will keep Tor year. =.
fhe quantity required IoE Use 10 Hon
one fourth to one-nalf less tnan otner
BakIng Powders. -. Tr......
Sold by 9rocers througn0uk kn6 Y nlbeo
stetss DOOLEY q BROTHER,
manufacturers and Proprtetors,
ap23 dam cod g New street. N =
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Wand 9rburgh County Repub lIcan
Contention. -.

Alta meeting of the County Execu.
tive Committee. held at the Club
Rooms, on Friday, August 9Th, 1870,
it vas unanimously resolved that a
MASS CONVENTION of the Re-
publican voters Of Vanderburgh
County. for the nomination Of all
candidates for county Offices to be
elected at the Ostober election, be
held on
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 1sT,
at the CRESCENT Cry SPRINGs. in
the City Of Evansville.
tits recommended that each town
ship and precinct be entitled to cast
the number Of votes indicated below.
taking the Republican ballots cast at
the Presidential election of 1868, as
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choice STORE Boom for Rent.

The fine four story store room in
Fosters Block, on First Street, ad-
joining the First National Bank, will
be for rent on and after September /.
Apply to JOHN w. Foster, at the
Post Office. ie24 If
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LETTER FROM DE-. YANDELL.
L.UIsvILLE. =. o.. ~ -
oJor EIias Lasorence, Nel0 O1Ieans, Ia

Nor
ohearyo
eN
severe
hofQ nourc
In
Les tastey dressed y9pn nas9 an
Roller be i've ehlarfsq y
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LOCAL NOTICES
Teacher q Institute

The Teachers and Trustees of Van
derburgh County. will please take mo-
tice that there viii not be an Institute
held this Fall. The meeting will be
held during the Winter. and will be
duly announced. Il. w. PECK,
School Examiner.
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BASE BALL.-The Riversides and
the Evansvilles, each practice as
usual to-day.
The Evansville club has accented
an invitation to play a game with the
Princeton club on. Tuesday next.
Their nine win be selected this after
noon. The wsgon will leave promptly
at o'clock. and all members are re-
quested to be on hand. The slashing
defeat administered to the Princeton
players By the Riversides has resulted
10 the organization Of a regular club,
who are now in good practice, and
have hopes Of recovering their laurels
By beating the Evansvilles.
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Sew York Geld and stock MArkes.

HCW AUFL UUIu dUu BUCK ILFEoTs
By Telegraph NEW YoRK, August -.
The Stock Exchange generally quiet.
The newssof the suspension or the Bank an
France had been anticipated, and pros
duced no effect.
GoLD-Market strong and HIGHER: the
price advanced 70 81 1877, which was due 70
large amount going out by steamers to-
morrow. Thus far, engagements amount
to 81 1900 The price opened AZ 81 III and
closed Rt 81 1891 1871.
CARRYIEe KATEs-Se8 per cent, and for
borrowing fat 81.
CLEARANCEs-SS4O 100000.
MoNRY-Easy at 3aS4 per cent. on call
with exceptions at per cent.
sTERLIN0-Dull and unchanRed
G0vERNMErf1FN- nnff and xraah
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Louisville Market.

BY Telegraph.I LoUIsvTLLE. August IL.
BAGGING-Dull at 29L<@3Oc.
CoTroE-Dult at l8c.
FLoUR-Quiet: extra family So IS.
GRAIE-lnactive: wheat 81 20; corn 81 O5;
rye CSC; oats SIC in sacks, from store.
Provisions CLOSED inactive and weak:
mess pork $50; bacon, l5@l80l9c; bulk
meats l49l7@lSc; sugar cured hams 25e.
LARD-l71[c.
WHIsKY-RaW dull at Csc.
TclsACCo-Acifve; sales or 40 hogsheada
at s595 IS for trash 10 Tugs; S7@l7 rs for low
to good leaf.
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D~ T.. @. Bridwell & Co., corner
Of Main and Third Streets, have q
full stock of Drugs. Chemicals, Pat
ent Medicines, American and import
ed Perfumery, Toilet Soaps, Brushes,
&c. Prescriptions carefully COM
pounded. Fresh Blue Lick, Con-
gress and Rockbridge Al1m Waters.
ie17-tf
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L. ER 81 = q 8
F5r otAer Ist5er Items See 7asrd Paoe

Up to very late hour last night
or rather to an early hour this morn
ing, there were no additional arrivals,
except the Fayette returned from
Henderson. The Idlewild had not
passed Shawneetown at 5 Pm. and
could not possibly reach here till af-
ter midnight. The Mary Miller, to
Cairo; Pine Bluff. to Grandview. and
Palestine to Louisville, departed.
The Mary Miller had a fair trip......
The Palestine took on large amount
of freight here.-......The Pine Bluff
had considerable freight ia, but left
rather light.........We were pleased to
meet IN the city yesterday, Billy Liter,
late clerk of the Hartford, who has
been Tusticating for some time, on
his fathers farm, near South Carroll.
ton, Kentucky. He is looking ex
tremely well. and is making a trip to
Cairo on the Mary Miller......The
weather was cloudy and pleasant at
dark, with signs of more rain......-....
Capt. B. + Egan, ye ancient mariner
OF the SuWannee. arrived ia this city
yesterday. looking venerable, but we'll
preserved. He will spend a day or
two IN the city........The Mollie Gratz
passed down about 10 o'clock last
night with rather slim trip. Her
captain said that if il had not been
for an engagement for return trip
that he would not have ventured out.
.....The Emma Floyd is announced
to leave Louisville this evening, and
may be expected here to morrow
evening or early Monday morning.
......The Alaska is overdue, but we
have no account of her since she left
New Orleans..aThe Idlewild arrived
st 3 AN.
EOats Leaving on Sunday.
For MEMPHIs.-The superb steam
or Emma Floyd is announced for
Memphis and all way ports to- NOR
row evening, and is one of the best
stern wheel boats afoat. Capt. jim.
ChenOweth. her gallant commander.
and Bob Wise, her accomplished
clerk, are unsurpassed in all the
qualities that constitute true and
pleasant gentlemen H ae
Manifest 3.
Manifest of the steamer Mary Miller
from Cairo 10 Evansville, August 12lb,
1877.
III Hermann box candy: A Gumberts 10
packages hides and Feathers; Heuke &
1emcke bags wool; ID A Brooks Jr % bags
wheat; Lyon & Machen 50 sacks wheat;
Minor & Dallam So sacks oatss Mrs r A
Carmody i paper box: VIM Hellman
ptnions: w FOId 6 hhds tobacco; Rsisz
Il Haney 10 packages mdse: Fred Bonn n =
O05 shingles; James Oakly so bags oats; ID
Reimer So packages hous eboId goods.
REsHIPMENT.
LouisviIle-5 hhds tobacco.
Parkersburg-l33 bundles box stuff; or Q
handle baskets.
Manifest OF Steamer Idlewild, from Cairo
to Evansville, August 18th:
A. T.. ShTader, 5 hhds tobacco, IL cases
clay; w @ Brown a Co 4 hhds tobacco;
VIM 5 Ford, 2 hhds tobacco; MarGint Gard
ner & Co.. hid tobacco; Gibson q Welsh,
8 pcs stove pipes III Rocker 81 TO-, DO tons
pig iron; Reitz q Haney, pcs iron: . X
Gilbert q Co, 8 bags yarn; Shredder q Dit,
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THANKS Ben. Strouse. of
Strouse & Bros. has our thanks for
kind remembrances in the shape of
late Baltimore papers, sent BY mail
from the East.
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fFrom Nc Tndepandenl J

skalpg
poTL ion
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Dg-The recent heavy rains will
certainly be followed by general pre-
valence of Chil's and Fever. Buy a
bottle Of Armistead's Tonic, and be
ready for the first symptoms. An
ounce of preventive is worth
pound OF cure" aug13 1w
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Observation-Disclosures Willie,
Esq. member Of the Louisville bar,
is spending a few days in the city.
visiting his relative, Captain FL. w.
Lauer.
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The Convention will be called to
order at 10 O'Clock AM, and take
recess st II o'clock for Basket Din
ner. VIM. HEILMAN, Chairman.
I'm. THAYER. Sec'y.
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B~Armistead' Ague Tonic is
Warranted to Cure. Children take it
read ly. It is both pleasant and safe.
II aug13 lw
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Memphis Market.
BY Telegraph

BY Telegraph MEMPHIS, August II.
COTTON - Quiet and nominally I'M
changed; sceipts l26 bales; exports l48
bales; weeks receipts SIS bales; experts
,l59 bales: stock 600 bales.
FLoUR-Qniet; supeTflne s. 50.
CoRN-S5g9Ic.
OATS-48c.
HAY-F2lG24.
BRAN-E20.
PORK-e32.
LARD -1S0l9c.
II les I91zc.
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rgrom the Ladies Boudoir.l

honabIe txecs
menIl snoWbec very
des 20 eIta feau
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Fine Slippers.

have just received a new supply
OF Bronze and Black Crtquet and
Marie Antoinette Slippers, very fine
and stylish Call soon.
u. w. Turner.
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READ WHAT BIsHoP M'TYEIRE sAYs:


m
sexgen nent no
village and boardng eer p Christian As
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Somelhlng fOr enc LadIes.

At Hallock & Ford's you will find
a complete assortment of all the
fashionable Perfumes, Toilet Articles.
&C., &c, which they are selling re-
markedly cheap. aug4 eod-tf
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REVENUE RETURNs--The books
of the Assistant Assessor of the In
ternal Revenue show the following
returns of sales and total receipts for
thn nnnfh nf Liz.
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GERMAN MEETING.-Another meet
ing Of patriotic Germans will be held
in the Court House. this evening.
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PosT-OFFICE, EVANSVILLE. !


List of letters remaining in post
Office, at Evansville, which are held
for postage, and insuficiently d.
rected.
If not called for by August 18th
they will be sent to the Dead L efte,.
Office. Persons calling for these let.
ters will please apply at the Cashiers
Office.
Henry Hopper. Cincinnati. Ohio.
George w. " iIson, Enfield. Illinois
Franz Brugger, Saint Wendei, Ind
Miss X ate McGhee
n Woods q Co.. Marion. XIV.
e. Nrrhon Br. & Ca. Louisville, Ky
jon = W. FOSTER n Il
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The Home Journal 10 speaking Of Roller Skates, says

ineenlon ts graesis
nWitRe
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RULEs OLE TEE AsscCrATTnM.


ARTICLE L-SKATING ASSEMBLIES
OF ladies'
sannbl arv
Nd
learn Pactics this heaithfu eEhilar9lng
Tree
De expected 70 a2p555ar properly atifed
o sG
o
ARTICLE Nv.
nteroom
ARTICLE W..
DO M zap.
ARTICLE VI
sbSqd read ciSeies Snl t6s g
those engagi ne Z he mare
lI.
In crcuit skaInR all will the right
No. -
TWELVE TICK
len nder agsh price
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MARRIAGE LICEEsEs.-The following are
the marriage licenses for the week ending
= ugust 18th. 1870:
Emanu el Weissenberg and Jennie Glass
meter.
Coaiie Shield and Sylvia Triplet.
Iecob Breuner and Susaupah Mic
Hiram Bennett and Mary Ellen barnes
Henry Koehle and Maria, Hammer.
Leonard Adam and Mary REIGN
VIM. q. TelfOrd and Mary Scott
Henry Cooper and Annie Scarborough.
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EurODean Markeis.

BY Telegraph NEW ORLEANS, August IL.
CorToN-Quiet and hTm; middIing l71zc.
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FOR CLARKsVILLE.
The excellent Iow-wa:er packet
Ls1sI
JUDGE Baker.
OFFICIAL.

LETTERS observation-disclosures IN the
Post-Office at Evansville, State of Indiana
on the 18th day Of August, 1870.
Persons calling for any OF these letters
will please say Advertised" giving date.
IA nIEa, LIST.
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REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.-The follow
ing transfers OF Real Estate were made
during the week, ending August 18th, as
appears By the County Auditors Records:
John Collins TO Betsy Mass, Lot 5, sub.
division OF Lot 8, Block 2. Brsy's Enlarge
ment, for 800.
q and q, Block z, Aroher's Enlargement,
for $500 a ta
krrnnoas Annory TO Jacob Schus, the west
half OF tne southwest quarter, Section 70,
Town 9, Range 10 west, Tor e3,200.
NuiGan ELuli 70 Wm. Heavfs, west half of
the southeast quarter or Section A, Town o
khnwe ID west, for 500.
Fred Altneide to Fred Altheide, Jr., Lot
5. Dixop's Addition, for 81 500.
Fred AlIheide, Jr., et az. to August Alt
heldIe, Lots J. 2, Sand 4, fl Block B. Parrett's
Eulafgement; also. lots and 2, in Block 7,
ia PHrrett's En- iafgemeut, for 81 SEQ.
Wm Beste 10 A. l.. Wernerf, Lot 2, In
8loek -, IN rt1c< wells Ia arSernBnts for
81 80
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49, Tn q y At ~ "

PICK EFT FE " CE,
KNOWN as the Terre Haute Picket Fence
n is cheap and durable, and an ornament
10 the place where IL stands, AL orders
promptly attended TO.
sactOrY, Cor. Division and Canal Bts..
EVANSVILLE, IND.
rr7-diy f3t aWl
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LOST.


waRom THE CORNER OF SECOND
and Walnut Streets, July IS, Mt1k
Cow, brindled and white ided and small
size, with long horns very sharp; seven
years old. A liberal reward Will be paid
for her return 10 the above place.
lf E BRITTON.
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The Weather,

The following is the thermometer
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RwgRHE ASSOCIATION take CREST
~ the services or the celebrated
Professor Femton,

VIII
pubic
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Manifest of Steamer IdlewiId, from Cairo
to Evansville, August 18th:
A. e. ShEader, hhds tobacco, IL cases
clay; w @ Brown a Co 4 hhds tobacco
VIM Ford, 2 hhds tobacco; MarEint Gard
ner & Co.. hid tobacco; Gibson q Welsh,
pcs stove pipe: III Rocker q TO-, DO tons
pig iron; Reitz q Haney, pcs iron; > X
Gilbert q Co 8 bags yarn: Shredder q Dit,
l box hardware; Sam Orr, bars iron !;
John Gilbert, three bales cotton:
HSagon, Dickey & RsgoD, bag ginseng, 3
b ags rsfis, 2 bags feathers; StockWeil q co,
81 Tags wheat Lyon. & MRchen, 81 bags
wheat; II II Umbe. l41 sacks wheat.
RE-SHIPPING.
New bany-3 bags wool.
Loutsvi1le-2 boxes cigars, 10 hhds to-
bace0, 1 cotton planter.
x warsaw, Ky II bag clothing.
Pat Off at HeudersOn-45 hhds tobacco,
"a bags barley.
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PhALON'B "PAPHIAN LOTION .
For Reautifging the Skin and Com
nlQHi0

Removes all Erapttons, FreckIes, PIN
pies Moth Btotches, Tan, etc.s and renders
TIE skin soft, fair, and blooming.
able.
For Gentlemen after Shaving 1t has nc
Paph1an Lotion is the only reliabi
remedy for diseases and blemishes of tie
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PHALON's g PAPHIAN SOAP" fol
me Io1iet, Nursery, and Bath, viii not
cnap the skin. Price Is cents per cake.
"RLOR DE MAYO."
eFL0R DE MAYO.r
a New Perfume Tor the Handkerchief.
exquisite, Delicate, Lasting Fragrance.
PHALON a. SON New York.
Sold nv al druRetsts rfv
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CoFreesed Tlme TabIe, juno q.
CITY NE w q.

s1TURDAY3 LUGgsF %, Is7O.
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pleasure IN annouaslus ina, teoy nav, ..ea.sa
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-08-20
Sew York Rice rlarkef.

From the Daily Bulletin, Augustl7: The Market
moderately active and steady for most grades,
at former figures, with fair amount OF stock
Offering Sales or l6O bags Rangoon OF 7s7hc;
and 800 bags Patna at SIC, We learn that some
7Oo0as0OO Gags OF the latter have been quietly
within the month, Carolina common to good,
Der cwt, SIS 75a9 90; Carolina prime to fancy, per
cwt, So 25as S71S; Rangoon per 10 7s73sc; Ran
COON, gold In bond per cwt, saHaSh.
From the Journal OF Commerce: There is not
much doing. The stock Of foreign is small and
Is offered moderately, but the demand is for small
lots for immediate use. We notice sales OF $50
bags Rangoon, duty paid. at 7,saiAc; and 2i6
bags Patna at S1sc. Carolina is very scarce and
sells In small way at 9a91ac. - ~
From the World: Car0lnas are very scarce and
holders are deangit out IN small lots at S2as31c.
Foreign In moderate supply, with prime firm and
common little unsettled. Sales OF 300 bags
Patna at SIC; and $50 bags Rangoon at 1'sa77sc:
From. the Tribune: The general demand Is not
very active at the moment; on common grades
OF foreign there Is some irregularity, but prime
qualities are firm, and the small amount OF do
Inestic left in first hands is held at extreme fg
ures; sales Of Is tcs. Carolina at SAao2Sc; l5(
bags Rangoon at 7a7hc; and 800 bags Patna al
SIC.
From the Times: Rice has been quiet at less
buoyant prices; sales 20 tea. Carolina at So, cur
rency: $50 bags Rangoon, free, a: s. IS. currency
per 100 lbs.