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, 1872-11-25

The Produce Markets.
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New EoRK, Nov. 2s.-co71on-Quiet nidd1ing
upland, 19hc.
BREApsrUrFa-F1our less active; 1eceipts. 1000
brls superdne Western and State, $590@63 so COM
mon to good extra, $5.90@7.05; good to choice do.
S'lo97s5; st. Louis, s7.lo@11,0o. Rye -four steady
aetaVe but lower scarcity ot freight and advance
n reights has depressing effect receipts, n8 900
bu; No. Chicago spring, 1.43@145; No. d. 81 ~
GLIB Northwestern, Sl531; No. Milwaukee,
$l54@155; winter red Western, ST. Rye and bar.
ley unchanged. Malt quiet Corn less active and a
Western, 63Hc; sail do 64c. Data f1mer: receipts,
l70o0 bu old Western mixed, 50H@52c; new do, 48k
@52c; white, 51@5fc b1ack Western, 47948c.
Eads-t1rm Westelu< 34@35c.
HAx-Quiet shipping, s11o.
~ LGA1HrH-Firu, at s2soo@2eoo; orinoco, s27oo@
Woor-Held a1n1y; Ohio, Csc, -. 49,.
W11sKEx-Nore u active, hut lower, at 94Sc Aco-
al q1hoeEa1Es-coaee quiet !; Rio, 15@1sac. Sugar
7E@skc. oo,
27Ac.
TuRpEx11s- Steady at 6oc. o,. r.-,,
mess, s15.25. Beef dull old mess ea
ira, s8.5o@10oo. Hams firm at a1elce
nominal. Cut meats unchanged BELIEF 'Ssgoas; 5s
midd1es, firm for spot weak 1or Iu. 80 ~ nSrai 49,
71c Western short clear, spot lug ttsas, ~ o.
lard quiet aud scarcely 60 mn ,Irch @ az ~ p14o'e
BUTrER-Ratt}er more steady western, 1osS16e.
CHEEaz-Quiet at l1@15Gs1
S,oy -BREAD8TuTF+F1pur firm.
.,,Eeaaa q 5nl5a5 Wheat in better demand; red
Waaiern Il ;3SI,7s: No. aud No. spzinR mixed
, 1872-11-25

demand, but medium to fair qualities we're Of
less neglected. In prices material change was no.
ticeable the quoted prices being pretty generally nd
he1ed to- We repeat or list: Strictly choice dairy,
24@2ac; M medium to good, 1922; Inferior to com.
mon, 8917c.
'BAGG1NG-The condition Of this market remains
unchanged. Grain bags are hut little inquired for,
ana the same is t1ue Of wool sacka but in brlaps and
are the quotations STARK s5kc; Ludlow, 35c; Lew.
iston 34c; American, a2c; Otter Creek 33Kc; burap
do4 double. double. ogc: WOOL sacks. 6eta7oc.
CHEESE-BuMneBs was again reported dull and
the market gave evidences Of weakness: notably SO
Tor goods II any degree of in favor. The supply in
store is light for the season. We quote: New York
factory, l419@16ko; factory, 1a@l4o; Western fac
COAL-Remains hrm IS previously quoted, The
demand was fair at the annexed range Of prices
Eese nR as ssee5fa ;!Bs9e; g.;
Ain, s1o5o@1i.oo; Walnut Hill, st1.oo; Blossh!,re,
$1,000; Cherry Mine, 5000; hooking Valley, $3.50
Canne Coal 80; Indiana block, s9.oo@s5o; binonk
$500; Wilmington, $500.
CANNED GOODS-This market was only rnoder-
atey active to-day, the inquiry being principally from
the city retail trade The prices given below were
well sustained:
, 1872-11-25
MARKETS. BY TELEGRAPH.


LIVERPOOL, Nov. .23-u. a. m.-F1our, sos Cd.
Wheat winter, Us sd@11s 1od; spring, rs 4d@12s:
G29s. Pork, SIS. Lard, $685.. -
L1vEEPooI, Nov. 23-l:3o P. m.-Alarkets steady and
unchanged.
account, s21 -62o's Of 6, sos ;,do of 67, 93; 10
4os, ST; new 5s. s8a; Erie, 4o9.
PARIS, Nov. E,-Rentes, 5of. Soc.
L1vEnpoo1- Nov. 23.-Qotton quiet; midd1ing mp
land 9c; Orleans, lokc: sales 10000 bales; specu-
laton md export, 1900 bales.
Breadstufs steady; red winter wheat, lis sd@11s
10d; -four, 30s Cd; corn, 29a ed@2as.
Cumberland 1niddles, 33a Cd; short ribs, 36s Cd.
, 1872-11-25

BGEUo-lQeFe was q very P0tO AEuIa11A 1oE I111UL45
Eastern account, and the market Was FIRM at $5.05@
$40 for prime seed; $2.70@300 for prime to good
Clover raherless active than yesterday but firm at
s5o5@5I5 for prime seed mammoth quotable at S. 65-
Fla1 was nominal at f1.55@16o for good. Hungarian
in higher request at 80@85c. Sales reported
Of l80 bags prime timothy at S3-10; $50 bags do. at
$685. 1855 bags do. good at $300 10 bags do at
10 bags do. at S20 IS bags do fair at 520 10 bags
do at $28o 80 bags do. common at $275 IS bags do.
st $2.72 baga do at s270 Is bags prime clover at
$515 bags do ut $40; 81 sacks do at IS o5 bags
do. poor at o5; bags do. at S4924 Is bags
moth at $685. sacks Hungarian at 85c; sacks do.
ut 8Oc.
TEAS - We're quiet and unchanged. We
quote: Hyson, common. to fair, 50@55c; good,
65@75c choice to extra euperne to hne1 1od
1yson 75c@1 90; common imperial 65@75c: good to
choice do, S0c@S105; fine good gunpowder, 80c@1o5
choice extra, choice to extra leaf
Japan, S105; fair to good do, 60@90c; colored
natural Leaf Japan, 55@65; common to 4ine Oolong 40
@50; good 60;&70; choice to extra, o0@1.00.
TOBACCO-Rerains steady, st former quota
tions:
CHEw1SG-Fine Cut-E1tra, 75980c; choice, $50
T0c; common, 5596oc; poor, 40@50c.
sszoK1sa-E1Ea, Extra, 3sGs5c; medium, soG32c; COM
Pluo-NntuFal leaf, 7s@eoc; half bright so@7oc;
black, sound, 48G55c.
HOOD-Ths market was quoted firm, at the follow
ing PRICES: Beech, S1300; maple, $14-00; hickory,
$l4.50@15.00; slabs, ss.0O-deIyered.
WOOL-Was fairly actire, and firm at present quo
tationB The receipts from the country increasing,
and stocks here are moving quite freely. We now
, 1872-11-25

PoULTRY-The market il auita iifero11v surn1ied !:
but much Of it: is poorly dressed and sells slowly.
Prime LOTS however, are quickly taken st fair prices
Sales include 1900 lbs choice turkeys 1t 125<c:
lbs do at 12c; 1000 ibs poor st 1o@nc IS doz good
dog st lb0B200; 10 doz 1--we geese 1t s.. %: 51oz
dressed at 5000; 8 doz dressed ducks at s4.o0,
: POTATOESLChoice lots are in demand and yery
scarce. PeachbloWB quotable ut 60G70c On track
Sales include 150 bu peachblows from store at 75c $50
bu do at 70c; 100 bu ut 60565c.
SWEET POTATOES In fair request and
scarce. Prices were unchanged. Southern Hin ois
quotab1e at s.. .eD@4.00 per brl.
sALr-Waa il fair demand aud firm Ct the
dinary coarse s. as Saginaw fine, S. coarse Dia-
mond q, $225; dairy, without bag, $500: do, with
bags, $500; ground solar, $225: Ashton dairy, per
bag, $500 ground alum, $2.25.
SASH Doors AND BIINDs-Were fairly active,
and unchanred We continue to quote:
, 1872-11-25
HONEY AND COMMERCE..
MONETARY.

SATURDAY EVENING, Nov. %.
Financial affairs in the local market have pre-
scented m aspect of settled strlngency through
ont tha week, The mercantile part Of the
business community, particularly, have found it
difficult to meet their maturing obligations, On
account Of slow collections in the country. But,
on the whole. the situation is no worse than it
VAS last week. and it is believed that the mar
keting Of hogs and cattle in the country, which
is increasing now, will soon put money enough
into the hands Of the farmers to pay large
portion of their indebtedness to coun-
try merchants, and thus help the gen.
eral liquidation of money obligations.
As yet, however, there are no Indications OF the
coming relief. The country banks appear to be
hard up, large proportion Of them are appli-
cants to their city correspondents for loans, and
their balances here are ID scarcely any instance
above the amount of legal reserve they are re-
auired to keep here. The volume OF currency
coming in from the country is less than it Was
a week ago, and the high price Of New York e1-
change fayogs the steady movement Of the cur
rency from here to New York.
For once, the grain markets in this city are ab-
sorbing very little money in speculative opera
tions, and the amount OF margins deposited with
the Board Of Trade Treasurer is small.
New York exchange is scarce and firm at 75c
per 81 900 premium for sales between banks.
The clear;nss of the Chicago banks for the
Nov
, 1872-11-25
COMMERCIAL.

SATURDAY EvESITG, Nov. %.
The following we're the receipts and shipments
of the leading articles Of produce in this city
during the past twenty-four hours; and for the
corresponding daso year ago:
, 1872-11-25

LEMONS-The usual demand for 1elaons at thls
Oranges are in fair request. We quote: French lem
ons 1t 81 50@80o Ialagos at S7.0o@75o; oranges ut
S9.O0@11. 90 per brl. :
business transacted In this line of goods Is very fair
for this Season Of the year. Prices continue steady
TN PnArE-1C, 1O114, $500; do. 12112 s15.5o; do,
l41a0 $1,000; do, roofing, &c, sl40o: :
Pro T1S-Large 4sc; small, 44c; bar, 45c
SHEET z1,so-Fun casks, Ii &c; half casks, l1slo,
less quantity, 12c; slab, Sc.
sHEEr IRos-No. "a, 718c rates. =
CoppER-Copper bottoms, 48c; braziers, over u Tbs,
47c: timed copper, 43c
W1E-2 to S, Sc; {, 8, and 9, 1oc; 10 to II, 1c Il,
1e,1Nc; 13 and H. l2Nc; Is and 16 lac; H. 15c; 19,
1cc; 49, 19c 20, 2oc full bundle Is per cent discount;
fence wire Sc. "
NAILs-Continue to meet With q fair inquiry !;
previous rates being fully sustained We quote: 1od
o2He6.75; ID do, s6s7K@7.oo: Sd do, s7.e2N@7.75
do Sd, fine, s9.87>1@9.oo; % do, s9.s7N@s.5o:
clinch, ss.5o6862N. 121S of to the trade.
Eta5r at 4bo.
, 1872-11-25

NEw YoRK, Nov. 29.-The celebrated stallion
Socrates, owned BY Ar. Ralphs, Of Philadalphi'-
and valued at $4,000, and the ,~~' t"o'
Camons, owned By Lon Mot.j- I: -
Talued at $4,000. died to-day-.~--s
, 1872-11-25

Withdrawn from store yesterday for city
consumption: 1887 bu wheat; 2,95o bu corn !;
4.42A bu oats; 80 bu rye; 4,e73 bu barley
Withdrawn for do during the week, 10,8 nu
wheat: 25.4oo bu corn !; q, 491 bu oats; 2,673 bu
rsc 17,81z bu barley.
The following grain has been inspected into
tlore this morning, up to 10 o'clock: 128 cars
w::.eat: 9S cars corn; 3s cars oats; II CARS rye;
6. GERS barley. Total, 1893 cars, or 132, 900 bu.
Tie following were thereceipts and shipments
uf bieadatuffs and stock at this port for the
~tcl: ending with this morning, and for other
yzeLs ending as dated:
RECEIPTS.
Nor. a. ,'7o Nou. 1G, r2 Nop, 25, IL
1"o-r icls.......... 1854 52,1l1 e7,04s
wa: .o54.43a k1o,59Q a08.913
, 1872-11-25

NEW IoBK, Nov. 13-Money stringent loaned
- high rs Il per diem closed firm at gold.
Sterling qniet and steady at l0sGl084 for GO days,
Gold, during the forenoon was scarce, and advanced
from LEX to 1851, and loaned as high per cent
per day. but in the afternoon became PLENTIFUL
Clearngs S178 000 Treasury disbursed S341 200.
Exports for the week, s232, 900.
Governments weak at the opening, and f11uer at the
'close.
Southern bonds duh and firm.
The bank statement is unfayorable, and shows net
loss Of shout {, 900 900. The banks hold little
over 81 o00 900 in excess Of the amount required BY
1aw.
The general stock market opened weak, at decline
OF Il to per cent, compared with the closing
prices Of last night but prices after advanced e
Between u H. and P. m sharp decline occurred,
and during the remainder OF the afternoon the
let dull, with fluctuations between 4 and Z per
cent, but at the close the advance WIS lost.
the price ranged from 145 155 and reported settle
ments to the amount, perhaps Of s, 900 600 were
nade at from par 125. At the Board this afternoon
$500 shares we're bought t under the rule for &C
Drew is partner, at 200 cash, and 5000
shares for account OF Boyd, Vincent + Co.,
SUCCESSORS to David Groesbeck, at $50 cash.
Quite number Of settlements made at between
200 and go, the latter being the closing price Of
the day.
Henry n Smith absolutely refused to SETTLE and not
share of the stock WIS bought in for his account
Vanderbilt is believed to be at the back Of Gould.
from the fact tha his son-in-law Horace F. Clark is
cne Of the bcndsneu In the Erie suit 1t is known
taat Smith is short Of stock to amount exceeding
20 shares, and that Drew is in silar position
regards upwards Of 10000 shares. Thirteen hun
belong to John Bloodgood. It seems certain that
Gould in stock and contracts 200 COO shares Of
Northwestern common, the capital stock Of which Is
o1]y 100000 shares.
EttrIjDp 1f1RL.
, 1872-11-25

,,1uoa of tho oo4;r;f,, o-I F,v,
nesa Whieh Wera p9 prominent " sA feAtnres a Of HIS
nravai1ed @ a1S trouebout ] he we week pnder reyiaw
fha wine canaa ~ to nnfavorah1a raaction T.
nn9 =, +ha +, 1;bara1 snnnlv ~ etoc tEa 20
ce;nts raachinr * s1a hend a9a;nst IL bis last
woelT and 10 III Weair before Iaat Thai 1ot th;s
season |l nf Tia vaar Whan the markets of t, The
conntr4 ora H,adad WIN, non1trT on5 a,roe ar,5
the cIeaner meat1 from the nackinesthnnsesy s na'i
noder th1s 1aroe a11rn1v thera ahon1d Ra 1an,
a-a1 uaaInass Frrn nf nr;oaa ia not no,sa ~
surprise. the ouly wonder being that
tha ,denrac;ation in > vo1nea vas was
mt even 17nra nrononnced Tho nna1;+v ~ ti'a
stock ofTarof far sale wa of abant tRe same
ayerapa M ioet weak. tha nronnrtion of wells
matured beevea be1ne comnarative1v small
This fact howaver. did 66t resHit in any serio1,s
inconyenionce. as tie wants of ehiuners ~ were
o9erstocked. dulI. and GENERALLY Iewer' The
best droyeg fonnd h11vars at sG.01G)6. .50. Int
thara heinn commandment forv tranefers At over
$3.50 The The raling ali prices for shipping cattle
M9le StogSa2gO, 19r saeh g,aoes as are nSua1y
and S. 25@5.so for good to choice steers. aver,
aging from 200 to 1850 lbs. While the market
Was du11 and weak for all descrintione nf stock
IL | Taa % aanecially @ liza 40 # for r. conop and - medin
glaoes, anu, poe ioE 1he olaasaany 3un ak1eno-
axo aEss Of 1eeaeTs the decline nstead Of being
The receipts OF Texas cattle havebeen moderate
few weeks and this foreign stock has
commanded relatively better prices than
have native cattIe faw axfrh corn-fad
fetched q. Ssoo@52s but tie p1eyan In p55ees ea
, 1872-11-25
LAKE FREtGHTS.

Agents we're asking ,13c on wheat and 12c On corn-
s6ippers offered Il and 13c. The engagements
reported were: To BuFFALo-G. D. Douzeman,
and Autanto, barley, at 1o15c. Total capacity,
4, 900 bu Of barley: .
DETROIT, Nov. :23.-There is some inquiry for
grain carriers to Oswego and other points. Yes
sells are arriving more freely, and there is hope
that considerable wheat may get forward hcfora
navigation finally cloaes.. At present the end
seems near, hut 'one swallow does not make
spring." nor few cakes of ice winter. To
Oswego, 12c is the quotab1e rate. The schooner
Sargent takes wheat to Cleveland at 41Ac.
, 1872-11-25

1NEHE 1UIA NFUVaA 1H2IIAVEs
NEW IoRk, Nov. 23-Business is rather mora active
with first hands and jobbers This market for cotton
goods Is unchanged, steady ,and strong, with good
demand for standard brown and bleached sheetings
and shirtingg. Canton dannels active and al low
grades are scarce Ticks and denims are IN better in
qni1y and an hrm Amoskeag bleaehed M MahistnRs are
activity in white goods and embroidexes for the holi
day trade: The i11portaHons continue Light and
under and quarter millions for the week.
Pittsburgh Cattle Market.
P1r1sRunaH, Pa, Nov. 23.-CAr11E-Ma1Aetd dull !;
arrivals fair best $6.50@e8o; stocke1s, $350G4 90 j;
prospect fair
saEEr-Market slow arriva1a fair; best, $500
GOO; medium, s5.o0@5.1o; common, A0o9I2s
prospects fair.
:. HoGs-Market BLOW: Arrivals fair; Philadelphia,
s4-3o94.4o; 9orkers, s4.2o@4.4o; prospects alow.
, 1872-11-25
5000; Eureka, 1900. The Chicago packing to
same date in 187l vas 184, 900 head.

more sparingly than the average Of the week, as
is usual on Saturday, while there was only a
moderate local demand But holders we're not
urging sales, as they claim that stocks
gre Light, and that many lots have
demand and higher. Bran strong. Sales were
reported Of so brls white winter extras ONint-
ker's) at $3.50; 100 brls do Johannesburg Starr
at $500; 100 brls do on private Germs; 200 brls
spring extras at $500; 500 brls do on private
terms; 100 brls rye, on private terms !;
Is bills buckwheat -four at $500. Total,
LOTS br1s Also 20 tons bran at 912.00 on track
, 1872-11-25
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF CHICAGO.

ARRIVED. Nov. T3.
Etmr Sheboygan Milwaukee,, 80 bales wool, and sun
dries.
scha L. Ludington, Clay Banks, 900 m shingles.
Prop Cuba, Buffalo, 2, 900 brs salt, and sundries.
8chr ". II. Hawkins, Union Pier, IS eds wood.
scow HercuIsus, Charlton, 2,eoO railroad tie3,
Scow Green Bay, North Bay, 1000 telegraph poles
a000 railroad ties.
Prop 8. G. Baldwin, Milwaukee, 500 tons iron ore.
Prop Phiade1phis, Buffalo, sundries. =.
Prop Philadelphia, Erie, 500 tons railroad lEon~
Schr c. H. Hack1ey', Cedar River, 30 N lum:."r.
schr b. Blood, Detroit Island 1000 poles 1,aoo cedar
posts.
schr Westchester, Muskegon, 40 II lumbar.
Brig D. L. Filler, Menomnee, go N lumber.
Prop Hilton, st. Joseph, 125 N lunber.
Echr 4, i. Potter, Milwaukee, 480 tons iron ore.
CLEARANCES. .NU7 %.
Prop Europe, St. GATHERINGS, II, ,s.24 wheat.
schr Sam Flint Buffalo, co. 100 corn, $50 lbs butter.
Stmr sheboygan, Milwaukee, sund.
Bark E. Jones, Buffalo, IS 010 bu corn-
Prop Cubs, Buffalo, 5000 bbls pork.
schr Geo. D. p0useman, Buffalo, IL, ZOO bu bsr1ey
schr Autanuto, Buffalo, $4,000 bu barley.
Prop Hton Ludngton Pier 50 br1s hour. 400 bu oats
, 1872-11-25
PORT ITEMS.
Wind from the east, cloudy.

LQb E.&3Es C4OuQY.
Sailors wages are 50 per day.
The tug Bismarck and her TON OF targes
stripped and went into winter quarters here on
Saturday.
The propeller Favorite has arrived, with her
tow OF bagges. She Will unload, then return to
Menominee to her winter quarters.
a despatch was received here stating that a
large heet Of lumber vessels leave Green Bay
ports, for Chicago, tonight.
The ice has broken open again on the
Ocouto and Menomiuee Rivers, aud lumber Tes-
sells are loading for another trip.
"A telegram WAS received here Saturday, to
the effect that thirty 1n1nber-laden vessels we're
waiting at Manistee for fair wind, and might
be expected here Monday.
Tho Vessel-Owuer's Towing Company ara
business at the opening Of navigation NEXT
spring. .-.
~, MISCELLANEOUS MARINE ITEMS.
The steamer Huron has gone into winter quar-
tera at Detroit.
The Alya Bradley is reported as laying up in
Erie. ,
The schooner WeIand went tsbore On the
20th near the Manistee harbor.
Tho new iron tug E. B. Ward, built st wTan-
dotte, has just made her appearance IN Clese-
an 81 fha aboa
the dimensions ot the Northern Transportation
prope1ers); ahe is supplied with great steam
power, and will prove most valuable acquisition
10 the towing. deet Of this lake. The hull
Of 4 No. / charcoal hammered iron, tba
plates being Of the unusual thickness. Cabin
accommodations for the crew are on the upper
deck snd are large and airy, with kitchen, pan
Try, closets, etc., as good as any Of the proper
ers. On the exterior the cabin ia neatly grained,
and with her black hull, fne model, and salt wa-
ter rig, the new tug presents tim, staunch ap-
pearance equaled by few steamers OF her class
on the lakes. She is called tho E. B. Ward, Jr,,
and ls the property Of E. B. Ward, Of DETROIT
port and the east Shore. towing barges. Such
an excellent substitute being furnished, the e1-
revenue cutter Sherman will now go below and
Lay up, where during the winter sha viii be par
tally rebuilt and transformed into pleasura
boat.
, 1872-11-25
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Review For the Week Ending Nov. 23.
GAruRDAT EVENING, Noy. %.
The receipts of live. stock during the week
, 1872-11-25

oHs-Trada was dull, with prices easy for most
goods in tho list. We note decline of &c in tur-
pentine, aud quote follows: Carbon, &h
Goec; extra lard oil, 73@75c; No. !, 65@7oe
No: 2, 65c; linaeed, raw, s5e; do
1a 9115ea nssts foot %na o Strictly spe pn2e ;
do extra, s1.00 do No. I, 90@95c; bank oil, CSC
straits 70c elephant oil, csc; turpentine, 70e.
PAINTS, COLORS AND PUTTY--A Light business
was doing at the subjoined quotations:
WH1TE LEAD.
htrlcuy pure. .....''ss....s..s....| 1lou
Elncy DI3uu5.. 4V.1u914.ut
zLSC.
Genuine vcille s1optaguo.... ............ lA5o
, 1872-11-25


Three dollars per car to ba added when transferred
which charge follows the shingles.
Thickness-Five ahlncles to be two nches In thick
uess.'
Length-Si1teen inches.
HABD WooD.-BuBiness at the hard wood
yards vas good On Saturday, and prices remain
, 1872-11-25

New ORLEANS, Nov. 23.-Corn duh and lower
mixed and yellow, eoc: white, 60@62c.
PROVISIONS dull and dropping; mess, s14.50.
Bacon dull at 5N, 10, 10Ac. Lard dull tierce, sE@
81; keg, 10@10Kc.
aaocExEs Mo1asses declined &c; common, 45c;
fair 4s@50c; good 54@55c; prime to strictly prim"
CoTToN-Easier. Sales 500 bales. Good ordinary,
17Hc; low middtnga, 181c; 1niddlings, 1899; mid:
Continent, 6475 bales; Liverpool, .423 bales coss
wise, 1882 bales stock, 132 500.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-10-03
BY Il. M. MARSHALL 3 Brig

By r. NJ. MARSHALL 3 BRO: =
MO. 80 ALEX ANDER STREET, NORTH
In OF CHAPEL $500 = sFGy
on THURSDAY. 10th inst, at II O'Clock, viii be
sold, near the Postofice, IT,
ADWELLlNG OF 4 rooms and small store, on q
very high lot. described above. Lot 40 by 100 feet,
more or less. ~ i1..''
Terms cash. A--sy /. oct8-thstuk
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-10-03

CHKRLI8T0N, &. O., june ., IS12.
Trains win leave charleston Daily az lois An
Arrive at charleston 600 A. u, Mondays ex.
Train does not leave Charleston 500 p. n, sun.
DAYS.
Train leaving us A. II. makes through conneo.
non to New York, via Richmond and Acqnla
PsssenGers leaving BY 800 p. II. Train have
choice OF route, via Richmond and Washington,
or via Portsmouth and Baltimore. Those leaving
FRIDAY by this Train Lay over on SUNDAY IN BTl
umOre. Those leaving on SATURDAY remain BUN.
DAY In Wilmington, n. U, II q. .r:a,T. =
This is the cheapest, quickest and most pleas.
ant route to Cincinnati, Chicago and other points
West and No Invest both Trains mating CON.
nections at Washington with Western Trains OF
"||tI ..s.t,-g 4. &. S0LOHON6, a3sie
Engineer and superintendent.
u Il. NIHlpNR lan Ticket AGENT. mRYu
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MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 3d.. F..
TUESDAY, OCTOBER l..
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER O.
%FURCHGOTT, benedict & co
NO. a75 KING STREET,
RROWNING,S OLD STAND)
Have completed their new and elegant Bulldog
. DRESS GOODS,
in all the latest Fabrics, comprising
PLAIN OASHMEREs, Irish and French Poplina
Drap de Niece, Merinos In all the newest colors
Plain, Striped and Fsncy SILK
Black silks IL all the leading makes
Sattrs, In Black and all other color5
trimming and Mcaking Yelvets, all colors
Dress and Trimming EppLnglins :.
Rep Valours and Rep Fois
Wool and Silk Poplins
A new and foil Line Of Mourning GOODS
A splendid assortment OF Second Mourning Gooes
Alracas Bombazines, Empress i Henrietta Cloths
Lacea, Embroiderles and Handkerohlefs
Lace Collars, Shawls, &C., &c.
On TUESDAY, October 1st, we will open our .
CARPET AND UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT
Fine CARPETS for FAN and Winter 1872.
We will on that day open q full Line OF
BRUSSELS and
Two and Three.Ply Carpets
English and American OIL Clc:Gs, all widths
Dr1egets, Rugs Mats, &c &C.,
All In entirely new deeigns.
We have added to our well assorted Stock OF
Goods 8 full Lint OF
UPHOLSTERY GOODS.
which will comprise all the latest designs and
fabrics 10 that department.
RICH SATIN DAMASK -.
Plain SILK and Union Terries
Tapestry, Piano and Table Covers
Hair Cloths, Gimps, Cotton DRmasks
Cornices, Tassels, Window Shades, DC.
Our CLOTH AND TAILORING DEPARTMENTS
are complete, aud the Finest'and. Latest Styles
can be found at our establishment.
on WEDNESDAY, october Cd, we will open and
have completed orr
GENTS, FURNISHING DEPARTMENT,
Offering the Public the Best and Latest Styles
and Makes Of Goods belonging to this department.
Our MILLINERY DEPARTMENT contains all
the Latest Styles Of FEATHERS, Plumes, Artin.
cial Flowers; Plain, eros Grain. Two and tniee
DOMESTIC AND LINEN DEPARTMENTS ARE
COMPLETE.
sarThe Prices OF all our Goods will be regulR-
ted according to the latest New YORK Price LlsL
Grelt care has been taken in the completion and
selection OF Goods for our
WHOLEs ALE DEPARTMENT,
sn,.ho,oa oY ,yaru hror nc nda univ ran he
to be ths cheapest and best selected
stock In this market. We most cordially invite
Merchants. Milliners aud TaiIors to inspect our
Stock OF Goods, examine our Prices, and We can
guarantee satisfaction.
. The Salesroom for this Department Ia entirely
separate from the Retail Department.
FURUHG0TT, BENEDICT 4 CO.,
No. 275 King street.