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TIE BAT AND BALL.
The Victory Of the MutuaIs over the Eek
fards.

idrds.
The Mutual and Eeliford Clubs met 10 play
their deciding game yesterday, the Que played ON
Friday having ended In q draw, The betting at the
start was 100 W "a the Mutuas, aud they justified
the confidence ri their hackers 10y winning witt
three to spare. Tie Fcktords went first TO tie BAT
ana for the irst three innings there WAS repetition
of the previous game the score being 10 to In their
favor. Tho hutuals then began to Green M gradu
ally, passing their opponents In the sixth inning the
score being IL to H. which in the seventh WIS IN
creased to 10 to - and in the eighth to Is TO T. In
the ninth inning the kek'ord- added y rec 10 their
score and whitewashed the Mutuals, the game FIN.
ishing Is to ~ in favor Of the Mutuls.
Ia anticipation OF their battle Win lhe Red stock
ings on Monday next, tie Mutul' have arr. nerl
for hard weeks practice match at t.e Union
Grounds heir on the tGpis every day this week.
That tue Mutunls viii make a good show AGAINST
their formidable tasOnsts ia certain, aud many
good judges of the game. arguing from their recent
MAY, aud the harmony which exists between the
Captain and his team even go so FAR az 20 state that
the Red Stockings Will upon the 18Th inst, have to
put M with q back seat. The betting IS, OF course,
IN iavnr OF the Cincinnati men, tut there appears 10
be plenty Of mouey behind our own boys AZ the
least offer Of odds IRE following Is the score:
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Thirteen hundred immigrants were brought
10 San Francisco on the last steamer that arrived
at that port rom China. California being already
ovcrrun by Cinnamon, the arrival of such great
number, and the threatened introduction of many
more, caused the six great Chinese companies of
the state some reflection. They finally agreed
upon the necessity Of sending circular TO the
mother country in which the destitute condition
Of Cinnamon in the United States is described in
strong colors. The mines, they say, have beon
worked till they yield the precious metal no
longer, and in other branches Of labor the China.
man is despised. He Is everywhere oppressed,
and his life is one Of bitterness For these rea-
sons they advise all Cinnamon, and more especial
" Chinese women. not TO leave their native land.
This action on the part Of the companies shows
the utter nsedlessness Of special legislation 70
prevent the Chinese from srowding into The
United States 10 such numbers q 70 DIVE The
whitA lAh"rsT tn ths vail The lower olaAsa. al
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The Spanish colonial emancipation scheme
is declared TO be a perfect failure. 1t has no
doubt been put forward only for the purpose of
mystifying the American Congress, and making
that body believe that the oppressors of Cuba are
capable Of any concessions in favor of the abo-
lition Of slavery. But ii is perfectly we'll under
stood, in and out Of Congress, that the only par
ties who are sincerely laboring for the freedom
Of the Cuban negroes are the opponents Of Span
ish power, and that this can only be secured by
recognizing the national independence Of Cuba
So long as Spain insists on keeping the Cuban
people in bondage, her osteutatious and deceitful
promises to the oolored race are intended only as
blind To Americans, aud are received with the
derision and scorn which they deserve.
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The feeling of impending trouble Is growing
stronger and stronger in Europe. BENgpErrI the
BoSAPARrE envoy at BIsMARck's Court has had
orders to return in double-quick time to his post.
The Car too, is gathering round him at Ems
the scattered children of his diplomatic corps.
Things do not work well in France, notwithstand.
ing all the millions spent in packing favorable
vote on the PleIiSci.ua !, and it is felt in Europe
that LOUIS NAPOLEON is in the market for another
war to strengthen his unpopular dynasty.
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King GEORGE Of Greece and Prince
CuARLvs Of Roumania are two little ninncs. The
ono governs a ccunir- which is going TO decay
and Is oycrrun 10y brisands while the other has
subjects who are so savage and have so little re-
gard for their rulers authority, that rumors Of the
most horrible atrocities On their part credited
only too easily all over the world. These princes
ought to be taken from the thrones they occupy
80 unworhily, and be set down in shops where
the sale of tape and needles is the only serious
occupation
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Uppercrus, Marriage In washington.

WASHINGTON June G-This morning the mar.
riaae of the Count Maximnan Rsterhazy, Of the
Austrian Legation at Washington, to Mrs sally Car.
by the Rev II. H. Coskery, Wear. General and Al.
minis'rator Of ths Archbshopric OF Baltimore, at
the residence OF the brides mother, Mrs " ham r.
Carroll in this city In the presencs OF the President
Of the United States and Mrs Grant the Secretary
Of State, and Mrs. Fish the Austrian Minister, tho
French Minister, the SPANISH Minister, Gov Swami,
Counts Turenns, and Colobisno, and OF Mr.. Fioe-
man of the British Legation
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MIR. David Conroy Gives Boss Tweed Full
Credit.

SIR; As there has been a misunderstanding
about who paid the Feninn fares home. II Is only
right that justice should 10 done all good and true
men that have helped to bring the brave but mised
patriots home. aDl satisfied that the Hon. William
NJ Tweed seat his agent to Malone after let there
and that h how the understanding came about
] shall never forget Senator Tseed's kindness In
helping my brothers In their hour OF diaicuty.
remain your obedient servant,
DAVID COHROY, one OF the returnsa Fesians.
New YoRx, June a 1870.
After this the best thing that David Conroy can do
10 70 10 for the nomination Of Boss Tweed N tn.
Democratic candidate for Governor.
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Some time ago the premises of the Arme-

Some time ago the premises of the Arrne-
n Ian College at Rome were seized by Cardinal
BARsADo, on behalf Of the College Of the Propa-
ganda, on account Of the opposition Of the Armo-
MAN bishops to the dogma Of infallibility, the
students and professors being forcibly expelled.
As the property belonged to Turkish subjects.
the Turkish Envoy, RUsruM BEY, has been seek.
ing its restoration, but thus far his efforts have
been unsuccessful. 1t is said that, in lS49, Car
dinal BARSADo and his brethren Of the Propa-
ganda took refuge in these very premises from
GARIDALDfs troops, who respected the Turkish
flag waving above it. and the Sultans monogram
inscribed over its gate. RUsruM BEY has left
Rome, after making vigorous protest to
the Papal Government against the injustice Of
their proceedings, and the Coustantinope press is
bitter in contrasting the policy Of Rome with that
Of Turkey. The Ottoman Government allows
freedom and full immunities and privileges Of
worship 20 oil sects Of Christians without dis
examination. Each has the power to build
churches, to found and endow schools and col
leges to establish monasteries and converts. II
protects all alike in these rights, and gives even
occasional donations of money and lands. II
seems TO the Turks somewhat anomalous that the
profcssed head Of Christianity should be so want
ing in decorum and Christian feeling as TO return
this liberahty by selling the only monastery in
Rome that was under the protection of the Porte.
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We learn from Washington that arrange
mcnts are making to take President GR,Nr sui
mon fishing as soon as he returns from his
trouting excursion among the hills Of Pennsyl-
vania. II is thought that by this means an up.
pointment to the English mission in place of Mr.
MoTLRr may be obtained. We trust the oxpec-
tation will not be disappointed.
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the Celestial Empire are evidently governed,
though not perhaps TO the srmc extent, by the
same consideratons Of profit and loss, and Of
impro vement in their social condition or the
opposite os the people Of other countries. They
will therefore emigrate TO the United States
only in sufficient numbers to supply the demand
that exists for their labor.
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The sun In Europe aud Ia the Country.
Readers of The SuS going to the country or to
Europe mas receive their fayorto paper by mail for
my period dos cd at the rate Of 30 cents a month,
BY sending their and subscriptions to our pub
hcation Office. When the paper is TO be sent to
Europe, the postage must be added to the subscrip
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aggregate daily circulation last Weck,
C33,2o0. average daay circulation DIR.
ing tie reck, I05,53i. Daily acreage dur.
ing The precious rcck, endiHg Nay 2s,
IO3,733.
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The ddhy circulation ofTnE Sun durin9
he last ,cceI, t1ich endtd on Saturday,
,Jlne A. rae as foHotrs.
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,-isSmos. lst. I'd. 81. lth 5h. 9Th lth. sh. 9th,
h aGSiiSTIa:. : 9 s ! ) III
To-day the Mutual vs. Social, on the Union Ground
ana Oriental vs. Resolutc IN Eiz1be'h, n. j.
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AN ENGLISH ANTON, PR0BST.
sEVES MURDERED PERSONS FOUND
LOCKED IN A HOUSE.

One of the Nest shocking Tragedies on Re-
cord-A Whole Family Bu,ehered by
Tramp-The Arrest Of the Murderer in
the Cloihcs of One Of his Victims -Concln-
siye Cireumsinntial Evidence against
Him.
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As the marty was about leaving Croc'Icron's, de-
sruiring Of getting auy claus themselves an i'm.
mense cloud of dust was observed overhanging the
road some distance OF
rha, must be drove Of cattle" remarked ice.
gazing at the red cloud "Tye been here seventeen
years, aud l never such q cloud OF duet Je-
fore"
1t must be Harry Genet's team running away
from the Fashion Courge." said Speaker HitcLman.
" Let's walt and see them come I'M
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mans house or shop, IL Is not known " hicn, has
been picked no IA the lodging house At Reading
whore the murderer was captured. IL appears TINT
tho day OF his capture he offered the key TO any
one IN hr lod,nr. linuse that won accept OF IT, but
an declined leping that they did not wish TO be
taken up TOR housebreaking. lie then pushed tire
key throu n a hole in cupboard that was kept
locked in The kitchen. Yesterday a woman named
Wins unlocked Tho cup GARD, found the key, and
took II ~ the Reading Police Station, where lnspec.
tor Tow nscnd hus charge ot IT, II ia ordinary,
but rather large door KEY, the bow IL little bent.
Hud q ere Is also some " hite paint upon Il. There
IS no DOUBT that iI belonged TO Marsha's house.
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and child, W B Wells Moore, Quentre, Miss
Marshall and servant Taylor and wife, Bal;
Woodman, j MSAnen, Mrs n Ball, Mrs
" Everson, Miss Florence Cohen, Mr. Moncada, E
Russell, Mrs Neweomo, Miss Newcomb, Char
trand, wife and child, ] A Kaunmer, Miss Comp
ton, Miss Ball, Miss b Buttrich Miss Hurd,
MISS L Fisher, ] Comings, two children and
nurse, Miss n Stone, Miss PedIzzi. Mrs Hookay
and two children, Miss Hookay, W M Lawton, d
Lovett, Campbell, Rev ] G Schachte, N Crews.
G. b Hoppock, J Lowndes, ] PEPPER, Peck and
wife, and steerage.
Fer steamship Tennessee, from New York;
D Anthony, Miss Louisa Bias, W Ferris, J Uhl, G
Uhl, W H Bradshaw, v Toomer, W Wackfer, and
q Coump.
fort and Pacific Landing-A n Davis, Sardy,
P Ryan, Mrs Newcomb, Miss Newcomb, " Kres,
sci, lady and child, g w Woodman, lady ana
three children, G Clarke, Miss May Galloway, J
wnipper, Miss H Fuller, Miss Barnwell, y
Brown, and deck.
Per steamer Argo, from Edlsto and Way Land
Ings-P O'Donnell, Col " Whaley, Dugan, A
Towles, and 13 deck.
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steady, with small supply. There were small
sales within the range Of sxasxc for common to

steady, with small supply. There were small
sales within the range OF skasac for common to
prime grades.
From the Journal Of Commerce: Rice Is quiet.
but prices are fairly steady. We notice sales OF
800 bags Rangoon at 7a7<c currency.
ing to moderate business at steady prices
Sales $50 bags Rangoon at 7c currency. for con-
sumption, and 800 bags at 8 1.16c gold, IN BOND,
for export.
Frum the Daily Bulletin, June M There mas
been rather more doing, the demand principaiiy
from the trade, and prices are strong ana nttle
higher on best styles. Sales OF IS bags Rangooa,
3Xc gold, in bond; 450 do at 7a7Sc currency,
duty paid, and IS tierces Carolina at s1aasc lot
common to fancy. Carolina, common 10 gooa,
$Sas rs; Carolina, prime to fancy, So ~ 3sae ~
q cwt; Rangoon 7a7&c; Rangoon, SaSAc goio'
In bond, p b.. -.,u
with holders firm and asking full former prices
Sales rs tierces Carolina at 6ha9c, the latter lot
fancy; 400 bags Rangoon at 7a7Hc currency,
duty paid, and Is bags do at 3Hc gold, In Dond
From the Times: Rice has been firm but lnac-
tive Carolina So 25as rs currency: Rangoon
So S7HaS 12h gold, in bond, q 100 lbs. Stock
of Rangoon In first hands 4760 bags.
From the Journal Of Commerce: For domestlc
the inquiry continues fair, and with small o1er-
ings prices are firm; 100 tierces sold at S3Sas%e;
In Rangoon there Is the usual jobbing trade; 29o
BAGS sold i'm lots 10 the trade at 7a7Hc currency.
From the Herald: Demand very good today
and full prices obtained Sales OF Is tierces Gar
olina at 8Ka9c, the outside for fancy; 400 bags
Rangoon at 7a7Xc, currency, duty paid; anu 70
bags do, SIC, gold, In bond.
From the World: Carolina was quiet but STEADY
in value. Small sales were made within the range
OF sxsSAc for common to prime.
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Roston Market.

BOSTON, June 22.-CoFFEE-There Is no enanee e
to notice In this article, and the sales contnqe "
be confined to jobbing lots. The sales OF Java -
have been at 20Ia22c gold; and Rio at l6Halsc g
tb, gold. Mocha cohee is very scarce ana noml-
naliy 45c p fb. In st. Domingo nothing mas peen
done for some time and prices are nominal.
CoTToN-There is very duh feeling Ior inns
article and prices have again eased on Ine az,
vices from Great Britain are unfavoraole, anu
manufacturers are purchasing only IN small lots
as wanted. The sales have been at l7al7hc Ior
ordinary; lsAa19kc for good ordinary; 2oha?lc
for low middiing, and 81 lha22c for mtddlihg, In
Guiding uplands and Gulf. The market closes
quiet. ,.
DoAEsTICs.-There Is very little movement IN
cotton or woollen goods. Prices remain the same,
but the sales have been confined to small lots lor
consumption at previous rates
GuNNY BAGs.-The market is quite dull for
gunny bags and prices are nominaly 2la23c cur
rency, for light and heavy.
GUNNY CLoTH.-The market is quite nrm LOT
CLOTH with sales Of 400 bales at zoe gold IN oond.
Cloth is held at 31c, and domestic bagging al SIC
per yard. 49,, -,
fair demand, with sales Of l50 barrels at 40Aa4lc
per gal, cash. Tar, rosin and pitch nave peen
uulet and sales confined TO small lots.
NCE,-The market is firm for rice, with lar
demand and q small stock. Sales OF 500 oafres
Of Carolina at S%a9L4c per 10. Gn,s
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The Charlesron Cotton, Rice and Naval
- iStoreR Market.s
OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS.

OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS,
SATURDAY EVENING, June 25, 1871.
CorroN-This staple continued dull, unsetueo
and vito lower tendency IN prices, the transac-
tons being confined to one operator to the extent
OF about Is bales, on the basis of 1shc p ID 1or
low middlings, viz IS ct IS; Al at 1shc p 10.
Quotations omitted.
~ R1cE.lThe market for this grain was dull and
prices lower. sales about 100 tierces clean Caro-
ina, say 81 tierces inferior at e; 10 at TX; 30 AT
;7Xc p fb. We quote common to 1air clean Caf'
;olina at 7@7%; good s@S,4c 2 fb.
NAVAL SroREs.-There was no business OF I'M
portance in these articles.
FREIaHTs. Liverpool by steam, direct nomf'
nal, via New York, 7-lsd on uplands; ll'led
ON sea islands; by sai1 We quote 7led on
upland cotton and IA 2 ID on sea
island cotton. To Hayre, by steam, nomi-
nal. 81 SAIL nominal at xc on uplands
and TX on sea ISLANDS. feastwlse 10
new York, by steam, &c p is on uplands
and xc on sea islanas; by sail, Hc p D on up
lands. 70. Boston, by steam, nominal; by sail' II
@Kc q h on uplands. To Philadelphia, by steam
XeY n on uplands; by sail, somewhat nomi-
nal. To Baltimore, by steam, h@Ie 10 on
.uplands; by sail somewhat nominal.
- misunderstanding 60 days bills at 2o1a@2oX'
DOMESTIC oE4GaANGB.-The banks purchase signt
checks at u OF, and sell at u premium. out
aide they purchase at ~ on, and sell at 'S pre-
MUM.
I,eoLp.-Buying at 10 and selling at II.
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Undergraduate Orioles.

Four little months agape forever; ,.
Four little throats which are never luii'
Four little nestlings who disseVer
One big worm BY mighty pull
Up on q limb, the lazy fellow !
Perches the father bold and gay;
Proud OF his coat OF BLACK anu yeu0m,
Always singing throughout the aay.
Close at their side the watchful mother,
Quietly sober In dress and song,
Chooses her place and asks no other,
Flying and cleaning all day long.
Four little mouths In time grow smaller,
-Four little throats in time are nlled,
Four little nestlings quite appal her,
Spreading their wings for the sun to g1d.
Lazy no longer sits the father;
ais Is the care Of the singing school;
He must teach them 10 fy. and gather
Splendid worms by the nearest pool.
Swinging away on the shaken branches;
Under the light OF the happy sun;
Dropping through blossoms like avalancnes-
Father Orioles work Is done.
Four little beaks their mouths embolden;
Four little throats are round ana strong;
Four little nestlings fiedged and golden,
Graduate In the world Of song.
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Havana Market.

HAVANA, June l5.-The business week has not
been q very active one although prices have ad-
vanced In the sugar market and are held firm,
while the heavy stocks on hand have been grsdn
of the week OF previous purchases have been
heavy. Nos II and Is remain firm at $4Ha4S per
100 lbs, and the extreme points, cncuruche at sss
do and riorete whites OF the best trains at $52la
7X. Shipped. hence and from Matanzas during
the fiYe business days Of the week, ee054 boxes
and 85l2 hhds OF which for the United States $3.50
boxes aud 1852 hhds; balance TO European ports,
excepting 1912 boxes to Montevideo and 400 do to
Buenos Ayres, leaving stocks In the two ports
equal to 459 66S boxes and 613 hhds, against for
same period OF last year 63S boxes and Il, TAO
hhds.
MoLAssEs.-There are no large stocks here or at
convenient outports; when found, sales are easily
made at rs per keg for clayed and 51aa51 do for
muscovadoes.
HoNEY.-Stocks light; held at 7oa75c per gal
lon.
s48a5O, and yellow do at s34a36.
RUM-Inactive; common colored at $27 1sa28 pei
nine ready for shipment; white (proof at S35a36
do do, and refns ed do at s6sa7O do do.
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Norfolk Market.

NORFOLK, June @. -CoTToN.IThe receipis Is
here have for the week been 779 bales. There is
no strength in the market, and It closes nat anu
unsatisfactory. There are good many man yIs, serie6s
ten days AGO. BUYERS are very scarce, ana We
quote the market nominally lsalS1Sc for the BEST
and l5a17c for ordinary. -
CoRN.-Recepts about II, 700 bushes; IL 10 dle Inc
early mari. of the week 1t was nat; sudden reac'
ZION set in and it rapidly advanced to 81 l4al 20,
Closing to-day with sales Of white at 81 90; mixed
81 IS, and yellow 81 90, and good laif demand
and none left over.
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New York Hay Market.

light. with decreased demand. Prices remain
Unchanged. sales are as follows for the past two
days: 200 bales for Savannah, $50 for Charleston
rs for Fernandina and 46 for Galveston at zoe, too
Retail auiet at the prices quoted below. straw IS
in active demand for long rye, and sale has been
made of 100 bales for Trenton at 81 o5 81 bales LOT
Newport and so bales for Providence al 81 ~.
Oats is dull and low.
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N,,x york Naval stores Market,

From the Journal Of Commerce, June A.LSplllLs
cesajons sales are in small lots and embrace go
6bls. in merchantable order, at 37ha3se. Resins
are in moderate demand, one or two Iots nave nave
steady prices; 1000 bbls strained 10 arrive were
sold at So 05.
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Cabinet Makins, &r.
CABINET.MAKING AND UPHOLSTERY
NICELY AND SUBSTANTIALLY DONE
J. L. LUNsFoRD, No. 27 Queen Street

l wish to inform my friends and the public gen
orally that the Hospital for SICK FURNITURE is
still at No. q Queen street, where ali the diseases
that Furniture ls heir to will be cured speedily
and on the most reasonable terms as usual.
patients, and / will heal them and make glad the
the hearts OF all those who favor me with patron
age in this line.
I would respectfully beg leave to call your at
tention to the fact that am selling the best Sew
ing Machines to be found in the market, all COM
plete for only SI7. Call and examine for your
selves, and read the testimonials in favor OF the
Improved Common Sense Family Sewing Ma
chine, and then am sure you will take one home
with you. j. L. LUNSF0RD,
No. 2T Queen street, near Calder House.
APRIL
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N.w York Rice Market

From the Daily Bulletin, June %: The market
continues only moderately active, but is not very
plent,fuliy supplied, and holders generally steady
st former rates. Sales Of $50 bags Rangoon for Tor
do. In hond for export, at $3 06x gold. Carolina,
Common to good. sSas rs; Carolina, prime to fan
cy. xs37xaSs7JI p cwt; Rangoon 7a7kc; Ran
COON, gold, In b,nd, 3a3Ac TO-.
mand still comuaratively moderate. Sales OF l50
bags Rangoop at &c currency, for consumption,
and 800 bags at 116c, gold, in bond, for export:
From the herald: Carolina was quiet, Dut
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Georgetown Market.

Georgetown Market.
GEORGETOWN, June %. -CoTToN.-Sales OF
bales this week at from Is to 18 cents per 10. We
quote from Is to 90 cents per ID.
CoRN.-Arrival OF four cargoes this week.
Selling at 81 40 per bushel.
T1MsER-Arrlving freely-bringing from 6 to is
cents per cubic foot.
TURPENTINE.-Virgin dip So; yellow dip So 40;
scrape or hard 81 to 81 so per bb Of $50 lbs.
to the bbl
SPIRITS TuRPENT1NE.-Per gallon 81 cents.
TAR-Per bbl., retail So.
PEASUTS.-Per bushel $lal 25.
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COMMERCIAL NEWS.
Exports.

NEW YoRK-Per steamship Champion bags
sea island cotton, 457 bales upland COTTON, toe
tierces rice 1877 bbis rosin 101 bales yarn, bols
oil, 10 bbls 1eur l1o empty barrels, II packages
snndres 1S45 bbls vegetables, sl5 boxes Vegeta'