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Naval stores firm.
Rfce. Co1ses' and spfCss.

g -s.s =, !. BOSTON, October 81.
Rios..our market for Carolina hhsa.beea fairly
active IN q Iobbing way. The rapid decline slncs
any large Gales. Ths trade are eeneraIiybuyiDe
in a small way, In anticipation Of 8 Sill" further
decline. We believe lower prices will rule. the
quality Of this years. crop ls much superior 70
mat OF last. Foreign-the demand for foreign is
CoFFsRs.-A marked Improvement can bs noted
In conees during the past gwo weeks, ana ING plos-
poets OF q general movement l.. very COCO. AZ
WIN be seen by our quotations. some kinds nave
rather fallen In value, while others, being Ia
lighter stock, are higher, bnt values generally re-
main unchanged. Choice Rios, particularly OF ING
greener sorts, are held higher, being IN very ignlII
Stuck, and 1t appears that the present crop VIII
aford less oil this grade than usual. Roasting COZ
fees. on the contrary. are In large STOCK, and mold
era are dlsposedto shade. JaYds are generaHy
unchanged. though much more business ID cong.
with the large stock In hand. however, e.lroS
for no very decided move at present.. Aocha-An
extensive movement has been msdeto concen-
trate the stock, and to mis- intent nearly every.
Thing has has been ona,a Souga' ~ 9Foe inc or Isss Me 81 the we 9 f lee
market, 8, far as figures sh' " It, both 10 Europe
aud. America, Is extremely favorable lor 9 nlgn
range OF prices, and unless unforeseen events
arise. consumers will for some time. no matter
how reluctantly, be. forced to pay high for their
oy ssIoss.4Ai fair business has been done, though
the voume or trade by joobersI Is hardly as large
as during the previous lorthIenG. na
available parcel has been bought up. aud tae mar
ket heing fully under c%oItrol, prices VIII proos.
BIZ rule hiener. Nutmegs are nrm, aud from both
East Indian and Holland advices, prices should
be wen SUSTAINED. at present our market Is De.
low the european markets for this article. AND
with our present rather light stock, holders ap'
pear very sangnJne of The future. Pepper LIB nrm
and In. good demand with prices unchanged.
'G~inper-Sirlcan is now very scarce, with no pros.
pect' or AMI immediate supplies, . Calcutta y
father more plenttf.l, but In me absence OF Att.
can prices VIII doubtless be wei maintained.
OloyesEThe stock is diminishing. and Will be
barely enough to supply the demand. Prices are
yery hrm, Cassia-In view OF the large stocks
held 10th here and abroad, 1t Is hardly possible for
nrioes to remain at their present standpoint.
Already o considerable fall can be noted In the
couptries Of production. Pimento Is more plenu-
fuI. and prices are q little easier. - 80
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! .NiN.I-yi .t.il.iI ,kIcHM9 III
MINNIE 3tss5ssa
oHAahEsgos, +. x:ecHogER asa,:
q y aegY % aalna Sssss'fI &
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

!, schr Ann, 8 Desa. Gsmbstte, from We9t Point
Mil. SGT tlerces rice. 2 QHfHeotlAs
,stoney and JsS K Pringle &SonlsSgfIdlE -.
schr Emma, Aagratn; Ion UomDsnse. MVo
Os schT Emma emma BsSsr. Ieoaard, nom Bsst Rtt7asr.
200 bushels rough tica:seTo7W e co.
! schr Agile, ROBERTS, from Back River. $500
bushels rough rics. 70 y Bee
ss sssSSs ssSssss sisslsf I'm 4 Psss RSs t !:
sSloop MsryGoodffch, nsobSrts, A1fspooss S3oo,
bushels rough rice. To Soyie.
Sloop Lalla, -, rom WadmalaM. 1[pass
'e sl es5pn Fl sSsi.I Sullivan hS from KantGvfsas:s BOO
Boat nom christ GnGrch.t 10 SagSseafsIand cot
ton. 70 stoney- q Lowndes.
Boat from huboaw. 2 bags sea Island cotons
To Stoney d Lowndes.
Roat q 5M Jepa'sIalFna 2ssgs salalsYas
Boat nom christ Church. 10 bags sea isl.a1k
cotton. TO .Reeder & Davis, stoney d tLoNndes,
Boat from Jonnis island. s bhss sss iilIadteos
'o Boat TT ils " : JOEY SSSS sisiansd / bag sea i.lsud:e cot.
Boat from Christ Church. 2 bags sea island
SIGGNNTHE orS4sa. Ta
German bark Emr. schuylken, MIX River,
Jam-A days. Logwood. 10 a Enslow
Bound TO Falmouth, Eng, and mas sI0uceea an
this mort In distress. on the 22d inst, mo WeRsnm
began to give Indications OF an approaching
arorm. on the 23d. IN latitude Sl.23, blgltuao
1906. experienced q very heavy gale from. e 20 2
8 q. lasting twenty.four hours, during wnicn
commenced LEAKING very badly Also aoet ssln,
snars and rigging, and stove bulwarks.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
steamship South Carolins, Beckett. New Tort-:
wagner. Huger d co, WA Oourtenay.
Steamship sea zaullpDurton, BatttInofeI.Paul
Trenholm.
SAILED YESTERDAY. nsr,ra
steamship Charleston. Berry. New Yotka
Steamship South Carolina, Beckett, New fofh.
Br brig Woodcoek, Nelson, Haltex.N
.Schr VIM Penn, Thompson, y~acks0nyiHe.i
Schr Sparkling Sea, Butler. New York.
Schr Traveller, hodges, New York.
lr- ER0H THIS R0RZs
Brts Hafries {sIoase, Hands' atiESadeh, octo.
Der Is.
October Il. GsyfI ,oy3EaF%h ,TSsH:
MARINE NEWS By TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK, October rs.
Arrived, India or III TS2} 4
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THE COURTS.
municfpal Court.

A dog at large, one dollar. The cause Of the
fire at Lewin's jewelry store was referred TO
the city recorder and the chief OF the fire de-
partment for Investigation.
United States Court
A warrant OF arrest, r%eturnable On the 2sth
instant, was Issued against the steamship Gulf
Stream on the suit of D. O'Neill d Sons.
Rudolphe Hopke was found not guilty OF
retailing liquor Without paying the special
tax.
The case of John sayas, selling tobacco not
put upi stamped boxes, was dismissed, the
grand jury having found no bill.
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MoBE PAspoNs .-Jehn.D D. Reeks, convicted
!st tho March term OF the United States Court
o tyiolating the Internal revenue laws, and
sentenced to n years imprisonment in the
jail at Greenvfle, 8. c., has been uncondl-
tionally pardoned by the President.
; Il Governor Scott hts pardoned VIM. Hill, of
Newberry, convicted Of petit larceny, and
sentenced to two months imprisonment in
Thaeoalty jan.
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20 fc4UOzTON SALES THIS DAY:
William Mckay will sell at 10 O'Clock, at his
.steSe, Canary birds, glassware, DC.
=: ,Ho1E1 ARRIEALs-OoTOBER IS.
Pavilion.

taij NSfA.GaG as PAVILION 49,
wv. B: Hayden, agent Multum In Paryo
Troape;J j. Gorhsm, Savannah; W. G: Earllee,
Marion; Y. Smith; Ridgevflle; Rev. W. D.
Bloc, Society Hill; J. Robinson, wife and two
children, Miss Z. Boshell, G. zeobold, J. F.
shelley, R. German, F. Pastor, James Robin.
sons oircus;J J. J. Muldron, Kingstree; c. Nc
Fadden, New York; J. W. Graham, Williams.
bufg;.R. Cooper, Oakley Station; c. G. Creech,
Hardevfle. 9
AT. Cornwell, A. D. Chamber, W. Belt, D.
Rosenshiem, New York; W. Hass, L. Trees,
Savannah; r. E.. Harrison, Anderson; E. A. F.
seltE, New York; B. B. Delany, Philadelphia;
I'D. -Elack, Miss NJ. L. G. Black, Beaufort; L.
Patsdsmer, A. J. Corrie, South Carolina; DR..
J.R. Gibson, Captain VIM. Sinclair, q. 8. "A;
A. O. Baker, Philadelphia; Captain Newbury
and brother, New York; A. NJ. Cutler, New
Orleans.
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NEW AMI FASHIONABLE JET GooDs.-The
ladies are respectfully informed that l nave
received q beautiful assortment OF Jet Goods,
such as Breastpins and Eardrops, Bracelets,
Long Chains, Chatelalnes, Opera Chatns, &C.,
&C.. and invite thel, early inspection. F. Won
santen, No. 22s King street, near Markell
oct1 %. tuths3 .s I'D !
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The Charleston Cotton, Rice and Naval
Stores Markets.

The Charleston Cotton, Rice nj Navhl
stores Markets.
OFFICE OHLRLEsToN NEWS, Il
FRIDIY EVENING, October %, 1871 !
UorroN.-Thls staple was In steady and rathel
good demand, the general tone OF the market
showing a firm feeling at full prices; sales about
HOO bales; say . at 18x, IL at III IA at Tx, u al
Tx, 8! at Tx, 20 at Tx, 90 at 10, 1o7 at lSH, q
at lsx, 4os at 1sX. e5 at 1sk, 80 at 1sh, o at 1sx
l extra staple at lsk, 2 aslskc 2 b. We quotes.
LIVERPOOL .oLAsaIPlcATIoN.
Ordinary "a good ord%insry.....l7 @l7H
Low middlhlg.
Mlddhng
Strict mlddlng.
R1oR.-There was a fair demand for this grain
at unchanged Prices; sales aooutT2a6 tierces o.
clean O~Sronna;say III: tlerces q 6xc,ia IS at 9 7.l6
IS at u at q o 10, Is at $50 We quote
common TO fair at exeeK, good sx@7c y fb.
NAVAL ~SToREtL-Tne arrivals were u bbls sptrite
| turpsntine and 148 bbls roStn. There Wss nc
business, with g. quiet market. Crude turpentine
may be quoted ut 81 25 for virgin and yellow dip
and 81 so for hard. j5ii-.
FRRIeHTs.-To Liverpool, by steam, direct, xd
on uplsnds, nominal on sea Islands,: via new
York, "a on lplands, -on sea slands; oy
sail, I'D on urlsrds, on sea Islands nominal:
To Hayre, Ike on uplands. Ooastwise-t" New
York, by steam, 10 on uplands and.-on sea
islands; 50 p fierce on rice; soc q bbl on rosin
BY sail, - p n on cotton; 20 p tierce on
rice; SOC p bbl IN rosln; $ll@l2 p II on lumber;
$l2@l2 80 p u on timber. To Bost n, BY steam
nc on uplands and 81 80 p fierce on rice; by sail,
g p fb on a~plsnds; rosln zoe; resawed stuff
sl2@l2 so; timber sls@ls 50; phosphate $685. 90.
To Providence, By sail $lo@ll p III on boards;
9 p b on cotton; by steam 10 via New York,
To Philadelphia, by steam 70 on uplands; 81 IS
q tierce on rice; 600 p Dbl on rosln; 81 on spirits!
Through bills Of lading given to Boston, ProVi'
dence and thu New Finland cities are regularly
fissued on thia route, and dispatch guaranteed.
By sail, So 2 II on boards; $12 on timber; "a
ton on clay; So 80 on phosphates. To Baltimore
by steam 10 p ID; by sail $s@a 60 p n on
boards; - on timber; So so q ton at cisy; $40
4 SO p ton up river on phosphate rock. Vessels
ara In demand by our merchants to take lumber
freIghts from Georgetown. s. O., Darien and satil.
Ia River, Ca, and Jacksonville, Fla, TO Northern
ports, and $lu@12 2 n are tire rates on timber.
and boards.
Misunderstanding 90 day bills-21H@2lH.
DOMESTIC ~E1oHANGE.-The banks purchase
sight checks On New York at x@xiper cent. oil,
and sell at PER.
a~oLp-12H@1sK.
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THE FINEST n PUREsT FRENCH CoNFEo-
T1oNERY ever, offered in this city has just been
received at Won santen,s, 22s King street,. and
connoipseurs are respectfully requested TO
inspect and sampl, 1t before they purchase
elsewhere. ~, $40 octl5-tuth
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MEssRs. MARTIN & MOOD have been ap.
pointed agents of the great natural tonic,
Wine of Allspice, which is highly endorsed by
the medical faculty of the North for Its efaca-
cy In all diseases of the digestive organs.
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CHRoxos.-To close out the balance of our
stock, will sell framed Chromos from 400. TO
81 each. Hasel street Bazaar.
tuly20-tuths I.
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VERY CHEAP.-,A Handsome Box, contain
Ing One Qulre Initial Note Paper, Twenty-foul
Initial E~pyeloper, a Penholder. and Pen, fol
only twenty-five cents, at Won santen's Ba
zaar, No. 29s King street, next Academy o.
Music, july8-s
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FURoHaorr, BENEDICT & Co., No. 276 King
street, have received full lines OF Ladies
Underwear-all descriptions. Department III
charge of ladies employed here.)
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WHAT THERE is left of those four hundred
Singer Sewing Machines for sale for cash,
With discount of, or on instalments OF ten
dollars per month. oot26-stu4
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savannah weekly Market:

SAVANNAH, v tOOer "a.
OorToN.-DurIng the early part OF tne past
week our market was acrive and dt.plsyed an ad.
yanctnp tendency. On Tuesday, however, buyers
were generally unwilling to pay the prices. wnlcn
sellers dem dnded, and as the latter would noS
eve way comparatively. little was done: on
Wednesday holders appeared. . lttle more ois.
posed to sell, and having yielded ABOUT no. on tne
better grades, the market was ratnee actlVe ~
spite OF the Indictment weather. To-day We 0peo.
ed ouiet. but later BECAME more. hrm. ana prices
reaained the ground which they had lost the DAY
nsiore. We quote: Middllng 18hc.; low MID
ding I8; good ordinary TX. s &
SEA IsLINps-Are coming In greatly ~ excess
of previous years, and with 9 good. STOCK Tlor &C.
iecrions, we have to report but little doing, ouy.
era being unwilling to operate unless at conces-
atoms below quotations, which. however. ho.oers
refuse toamake. Sales for the week 20 Ds!es.
We continue to quote: Good medium oUsoSC,
medium nne t6a6Oc; receipts Tor the week I4o
bales. -,., ,otr IN.
RICB-Oontinues to arrive freely. with q ia,r ~.
oniry both Cor local trade and shipment. Asugnt
falling or In receipts may now be looked Iol, az
the.nress OF. planters TO meet engagements is
.abonr over. The yield, as we learn lfom,:Wel
sources. will be no greater taan lass
wear. but or 8 much better quality, Deln9 wen
harvested and dry, and consequently tnere isno
need 10 press sales. as the STOCK Will. nolo LOT
some time In prime condition. we report sales
for the week between 300 9 d 400 uerces, ana
onote common to fair at 8Ka8Hc; good BHa1o;
common prime 7xa7hc.
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COMMERCIAL NEWS.


NEW YoRK-Per steamship South OaIolina-sb
bags ses island c)tton, 1852 ba'es upland cotton,
1877 tea rice, l62 bbls naval stJies. 6S bales domes.
tics, l08 pigs suIldries ,.
BiLTIaoRE-Ptr steamship. Sea Gull-410 bales
upland cotton. 1lS tcs rice, $50 bbli rosin. Al bales
domestics, 40 bales rope, IA rolls leather, 4 hnds
hides, 5000 feet lumber, and sundries.
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PnLApsLpH1A. October rs.

a~PELADgLpH1A. October Is.
Cotton, net receipts 2oe bales; gross 1853.
Gross receipts iss;ba,es: exports coastwise ESQ;
sale. 800 stock 1857; weekly net receipts 800;
gross 29lo; exports, continent 593; ceastwtse 100;
sales 1884; .spinners 1lsl.
Estimated reeelpts 1905 asi aoiS'' o'''''' 1''
Net receipts $500 bales: stock ssI2.
SWILMNGTsN N. o., october 25.
hecelpts 2se oaies; sales 1883; stock 3i24; weekly
net receipts 1908; coastwise li22; sales 554.
Cotton quiet; net receipts Ana bales: sxnorts
to Continent 2s85; coast~lse 1876; saIessos2; STOCK
Confident IL. 400; coastwiss s5sl; sales 2.sss.
Cotton firm; receipts1s Ssissss stick s' isat: ~ 49,.
900; 1872, 1874; receipts of the week s774; sales
7424.
COLUMBUS, October rs.
Cotton quiet; receipts 22ls bales; shipments
22a6; spinners II; stook 2e22
MACON, October 90.
Cotton firm and IN cool detsnd; mrNahgs
SELMA. October 25.
J Receipts 2i7s bales; shipments l72s; STOCK ls7l,
4l0o; 1877, 24,ol5.
Cotton dull; low middlings l7xc; receipts 1885
bales; shipments 2ol6; stock 1871, ell4; 1879. 1882.
MOBILE, October rs.
Cotton quiet and firm; net receipts 1885 bales;
'c6pOEL6 COnSIHIsC e4U, 6bl6o OuUS bIOCh IL <Voj
weekly net receipts 1925; exports coastwise 8252
NASHVILLE, October Is. !
Cotton steady; receipts 23e9 bales; shipments
20l2; stock a6o8.
Cotton firm; receipts 1915 bales shipments 1900
stock 1871, 1l.sl0; 1872, 10, 1877; weekly receipts
10, 1913; shipments II ,eS2; sales $500.
NRw ORLEANS, October rs.
cotton In active demand; middllnss 100; low
,mIddlines I8X; good ordinary Tx; net receipts
2371 bales; gross 1914; exports to Great Britain
2182: continent 1856; sales to-day 1900, last eve
ming 1000; stock 81, lO4; weekly net receipts So,o71
gross 81 ,744; exports TO Great Britain 66ss; cont
nent 9457; coasIwiae 681l; sales 1000.
" -. GALy8sToN, October rs. |
Cotton steady; net receipts 1880 bales; exports
coastwise 1920; sales 600; stock 29.o12; weekly ne
receipts II, 1885,; exports to Great Britain 602; coast
wise 1900; sales 1900. -. ..sf.4I -
PROVISIONS AM PRoDUCE ARKET
...r: LIN. ..-.,,:if4 LyRRPooL, ,0ctober325. /
aNoon.-Red winter wheat lis Sd. Corn zSs Cd ;
29s. Flour 39H.
Noon -Flour, declining, Whestdull and heavy
Corn dull and IN buyers favor. Pork steady q
SIS oal65S.-sLard quiet; steam .SHasHc. TuI
pentins:stsadysa. e3a6sXnes R0sin stsaeySsat 81 81
EyenIng..Fiour dun; common TO fair extrl
81 26s9- So; good. to. choice $9:65s12 al lWhiske.
steady. Wheat very heavy: spring fully &c "
| winter red Western 81 67st 66..- Corn tuactiv
and lower; shippers holding ID. Rice 10 lair re
| quest. Pork, q at SIS s.. Lard nrm. NaVs
stores steady. .o,.,s.,os
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BEAUTIFUL PHOTOGRAPH FRAMES, at 10 cents
each, at Won santen's, No. 22s King street.
jun1-s $500 ,
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Neu.lYork Rne MG.ket.

s.~.r- NEW YORx, UCtODctf<o.
; 4ThaDaig. Bulletin says: 4Tnere y NOE H3EYa44y
saS sess s sas;a e sS SS!S as 81 b ssae &
81 IS; so; bags Iatna al. Nc, and. 90 ,tcS@ Ge{onhe
at 7HasKc; wilma few fancy taesces Selling ~
high as exc.
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TO BUSINESS ldEN.4save your: money BY
purchasing your Blank Books ct the East
Bay News Boom. decl4s |!
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CRoouET sEAsoM.-We are now furnishing
our customers with Croquet at So rs. HAsl1l
srREsr BizXAR. spr27-stuth
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PLAYING CARDS, wholesale and retail, very
cheap, at Won santen's, No. 22s King street.
iunH-s
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Receipts per Bsxilroad, October %.


NV
so~UTH.uAxoEpU HAnR0AD.
: l27s bales cotten, so bbis douf, 4 qcarsstpoH TO.
Railroad FAzsns, Caldwell d Son. GooiEf WfiiaUsi
q co.ta Bulwinkle ID O.; Te6emaA, aadess& co.
B, O,EeNlaH OObia &GasH Btachd6 S&cn len
Ciausseu; oanSS-SeigniopastE.H Frost kccsA
X Munlgau, W W Smith. a SSmiths 1tA4lpt6,
Pelzer, Rodgers Il COW Bee d co, W OCourt
ney q co, WI Smith 4 co, GH Walter q CO,
Smith, Tr0RhoImiG .SonE Mlkk 4doou'L d1ngh 3
Weekly S.S !, R g Ss!: 4 Davis, ~ YfsP pa Dow n, Hltts
-. !: .siiNoSilTaa.i,sr.sastiaaain 81, .lp.i5; s:s
/ los bales upland cotton, Ssbagzs sea isianAroot..
ton, 81 bbls spirits t%urpentine, l8a hblG
of umbsr iren, 1lati8; nads6s6c. isT0MIK3Nysn,
E'H Frost q co.. A 3ESsitnRs, ReoaHyHatSeEn&ro,
TIP Smllh.tA.S Smith, Raedera&-DGyxSDls te.
Bros, ,Nuwryi6 Sonr5GaldKnilc4 86o2s4Aznf,
Rodgers b co, Whildenf6.JoneS HHfeialtkSso %,
3 AQaacken06sh, W Q.Bee d sco,sJsnsRf1kng
Il son, 3. KlattesEtc0;K tnsn1Ans6fHnHEI3dRsH
Ingrahara q Son, 8 P stoney, G. Es~LeyyyHmCnnr.
ney. W y Dukes d CO, LIN Robaon,T GHnoEd6n,
We Courtney 4 co, " B WYliIms & Son;Sf19
New, Cnapeau &iHenf0H. EUtsvleys4 sDahoasA;
wagner. Railroad Agent, onder. nAsotasSks -
SAVANNAH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
~ baes ses island spd:6s bales upland S1ssun,
2sS bushels rough nce:.sc&tS iui1be mas 10
TO ~ HUlaasseR Usesaft Wnis6,t Qtflntds
Minort,I = HrFroet Sfaeea6e BbWfnsn1 He1de1s&
Davis, w O Bee Eco, EutdaughE4 We6klys
Mowry d Son, KiDsmsn d Wltte Bro,
,FDC,Krecke, yasR Pringle& Gon: VI QoytlEt
Jas Cosgrove, OraWley q .Qehp6, PoAetsRodxen
Z CO, y 2 s.oney, ssonsy AZ Eoynees, ana
10 -
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"HELLo, CHARLIE, where did you get that
Haty" sat Plenge's." "WhyF' because I
like the STYLE"
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YouNa MEN, TAKE NoT1oE,@BassB allsan
Bats-cheaper than the cheapestssEH4sEL
STREET BAZAAR 5i.npr20Ls
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FuRoHaorT, BENEDICT d Co., No. 276 King
street, have received the finest assortment o
Kid Gloves, newest shades and styles: /.
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JUST RECEIVED, an elegant assortment OF
Ladies' and ChIldren's Furs, at G. c. Plenge,
No. 201 King street.
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Wilmington Naval Stores Market
Weekly Heview.

-r-- WILMINGTON, OCtOU6l:<4'
SPIRITS TURPsNTINE.-Durlng me Pssioa o. our
tIsdSand has snuctuated almost dsily. On.FIl
SaylmornIpR, under the favorable adVlces iron
New Xc-advance was gained, ana ~ ti!e
daV Inc sdysnceof the previous day was lost oy
q corresponding decline. Monday me ,markeS
again anvanced.1c,a AND closed IN tne evening VII
a similar decline. CTnssdsy: morning. mo 1n ahs ae eVenins
an advance Of 1c was gained. wednesday iae
sales were at q further decline oi,Lc. no s
erTrhursasy}tne market closes nrm VOC. < ,Ta aeI e.
.celpts for the week l41S CASKS a teH,nSs aS NoS 400
m ta. aihe Exports, I reign as Wel!ss cosSsT,
were heavy. and the stock In Market 10 'nsN''
reduced. n,o market continues re.
onIar and uniform, having esperlenceu ~ m ~
fation III quotation during toe Wsen. ,o a,rone
have. however, shown no anAloos ieHnns .nnS
purchases, and PR prIe esen aa sust lined. The receipts
nontinue TO decrease rapidly. and lor tne R8pG OF
crnde material quite q NUMBER g, our nanulsc-
tories have CEASED 0 erations; iI 70 eApos. a o.
Ennt bnoyanr by the demands existing from This
aAeeppr.oe In g receipts for the week were sG2 bols.
ooainst 1911 bbls for last week. showing 3 lalllng
OF Of 7Os bbls: The exports for the week were SSp
OF ISL bbls. The stock In market Is but q mere
fraction. To-day the market closes steady at S26
for hard, and SIS for yellow dip end yirgio.
ROSIE-Tnere ls noGnln8 VIM ever neW " nUte
relative to the rosin market for the week. A1alr
inquiry has existed for all qualities, and q lair
amonnt OF business has been transacted. Strain.
ed opened on Friday nrm and has ruled through-
out the week steady with rec transactions asIar
as the limited stock held In arst hands would ad;
init OF. No. 2 has coHtinu lin an almost nominal
sta.e. ONLY one small TRANSACTION occurring on
SATURDAY to Interrupt its quletude. No. l has
continued 1rm at the quota ions o. last week,
hut there has been only a small demand, and very
few lors have changed owners. Pdles and extra
males have been sought after considerably, but
the uu tstions are the same as for several weeks
mast. The receipts for the week e7S9 bbls. against
1927 bbls. for last week. show an Improvement OF
s62 bbls., but the exports, botn coastwise and ior;
elm have been large, and the STOCK shows but
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In,.rior eot,on Msftstcs


Interior Cotton 1fsrkess:
-. : --S CoLUNBILA, October II
Sales Of cotton 65dayl21bsles-niddlln axe.
BENNETTsvnLs, 0ctober26.A
Cotton is quoted at lbsi7i. .gpS
To.day,s receipts were the iargsss.oI RS season.
The demand was less active than It has been Tor
several previous days. and the market closed
rather dull at yesterdays quotations. Tho re-.
celpta to-day were $50 bales; shipments ssssst salaa
- coL1nBus, Octobar -
Quiet. Low mIddlings 17xc-; saies; a6ssbales;
receipts 47S; shipments $50; lsd0r homo
ton. >, F-gffr. Il ,syt sss1 azsssJ OF
4. -Gr4%, &c A-s-kONIGohxRYa0ctoh6f -
:Dottansclo6edq quiet at f8c. Sosiow middiuQ, no
ceipts tt-dsy SIG bales; shipped 269; receipts. 6
days 2ss6srshtpped'o days nlsl2;sreceip4 itodtte
22.677; shipped to date 1880; stock6e3eS stock
last week 6l23. ,tiaF1 10 1ssssId .ssstt.
;is7Ef4 @r-. .rstsas W YoRKVuIs, OctenefR&
The market Is steady Of full prtcess fHe quose
extreme 16Ka17c, the latter 6fBing.
Il Glr' ,.giGE4tG 10 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
The market ruled firm and active dnrinR tlhe
week, and. clesed,asf7K cTr6nlo smlddll1eaR1d
1Sc! for middllng' ssafIGst - aS.-a2 agit .1sfs.s5