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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-07-05
The Charieston Market.

soR THE WEEK ENDING THURSDAY. JULY 4, 1877
TIE CRoPs.-The intelligence 10 reference TO
the growing crops has been, TO great extent
favorable, with rather too much dry weather IN
some districts and full supply Of rain In Others
but up to his the growth, as whole, undouoi ed
" keeps very promising. The corn crop has suf-
fered in some localities from long spell of dry
weather, producing almost failure In limited
neiphborhoods, while in other places sufficient
water has been had to develop the grain. The
lower portions OF the rivers In this state are be-
coming salt, and as the period 10 near when plan.
rers Wilt have to put fresh now on the fice. this
crop In the lower part Of the streams is threat.
ened with serious injury or total loss, unless good
rains are speedily Obtained
qHB REcElpTs The arrivals at the cotton ports
for the week up to Friday last were e21s bales
against s777 bales the week before. and 1,,1s7
bales for the time last year. At New Orleans the
supplies were s2s bales, in contrast with s2o2
bales for the corresponding period the year
previous. The t,al receipts at the cotton
ports from September lst 1871. up to
the latest . dates, were 2,sss.os6 bales,
against ssl47 1872 bales the year before. showing
decrease Of l.22e. .e4e bales. The total arrivals at
the principal southern markets from September
let 1871, up to the latest telegrapblc intelligence
as compared with the year before, were as fol-
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e1NANo1A1 IND COMMERCIAL.
Exports OF the Week ending July 4.
FOREIGN,

FOREIGN.
LoNpoN-Per Br bark z Clements-1026 bols
spirits lurpentlne, 240O bbls rosin aud 200 IONS
pnospha' rock.
L1VsRpooL-Per Br bark File de rAir-60o bbls
spirns urpen,ine, 1888 BIO rusi !, 4oo2 stayes.
NEWCASTLE, ENG-Per Br bark hafla-soo eons
phosphate rock.
KARcsLoNA-Per Span brig vencedor-lo2o bbls
rosin. ooso
bbls rusin, 400 casks spirns urpenttne ,,,,
CORK AND A MARKET-Pe' Br biig Slmoda-Zooo
obls spirits turpentlue, ll4l bus rosin.
DOMESTIC.
NEW YoRK-Per steamship James AdRer-os
bars sea island aud 1872 ba;es up'and cotton, i4o
nal-s donestcs an goods, 81 tcs rice hh,s tss
hides, lOs empty bbs. rs bundles slaves, sso ools
rosin, 80 bbls nour, SO bundles paper, i1ol ooAes
vegetables q peaches, horse and % pSgs OF
sundries Per steamship Soutn .aIo lna-iS
haos spa isla d aud e53 oales uplnnd cottoo. l4s
rierces of rice 124 6aeS ~ a AK
wsrermelons. ssh boxes fruit, ami sundries.
Per schr Aidana Rokes-l5S, 900 feet timber, $4,000
ieIs puIiApsIpH1A-Per steamship Virginla-5o
hale. cutton, 1874 bales domeslics and goods. $50
nbs naval stores 20 tierres RI e. is tons old lron
6s2 crates vege ,ables 49, 1872 eet lumber, a-d 24l
pkga sundrles.
cntIor, 7e tierces rice. II bales wool 402 SACKS
oronnd phosphate, 9 ba es rags. 1l3 crates Vege-
Tanlea, bhls me ona, 2 ca>ks melons. crate mel
ops. rs 600 feet Of lumber. and supdrles. 1900.
per sehr Met ,aka-l43 Il o feet OF resaWed lnm.
her. ..........Per schr Sallie Bissel-M,o7s lett
oUrSCEY POINT, MAss-Per schr' Florence
R,,gers-24n 600 feet resiwed lumber.
NEW HAvES-Per brig W q Parks-S0,o 600 fees
timber, $4,000 1aet lumber.
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O'Hara q Bulls rd's Rico, Coffee and
Spice Circular.


RIos-Our market for Carolina has been. con-
sdering the lateness Of the SO ason fairly active,
with very nrm market for prime grades. A
great deal Of the common grades or Carolina mas
already began to weavll This facthas led to an
Increased demand for the better grades Of for
eign, and accounts in measure for the slow sales
OF common Carolina. Our advlces state thar tae
prospects, for tho growing crop are fair, 1otwitn.
standing The fact that the caterpillar has done
more or less damage on all the rlce-growing
rivers. Forelgn-We .note fair demand for for.
lign, with very frm market The importati0ns
from Europe has been. Tor some time, ate. 'ded
with large losses 10 the importers, and. as re.
suit, impOrtati IDs have ceased almost entirely.
TINS, wi h the advance 10 Europe and The large
dl. crepancy between STOCKS there TINS year aad
last, lover 5000 TINS in stock and So 01o tons n
quantity anoat June 7ih,) leads us to the oainion
That prices must sooner or later advance at least
suficiept TO cover cost Of importation.
UoFFEss.-Tne market closes very 1rm, though
Quer. the trade generally having delayed their
purchases until the article could be had free. IL
ID generally thought the abolition OF The duty Will
LARGELY stimulate the consumption and OF course
the month OF July will show large increase IN
for d-liyery this month. The Official figures Of
the Java crop OF 1871 are now &C hand, showing
the production a. S o,l49 piculs against 06S 5l6
pfculs in 1870, large decrease, which with the
sm,ll Ceylon and Rio crops streng mems Inc Inc
STOCK and our large dealers are alrrady pnrcha-
sing Ia Europe. One or two things must happen
Rios must drc.ine or Javas, must advance, there
not being difrerpncs enough between the two.
In the main our h1ures are unchanged.
SPIoKs.-Some inquiry has been noticed fo- g m
ger In bund. but the few dealers who have any
cannot be induced TO sell unless at fancy pr,ces.
The STOCK OF duty paid Is gu te large, and It is
more than like The price in oond will be as hten
within q short time as the present duty paid
price. NutmeRs and mace nave Still further de.
ciined and a fair business has been done ut our
feures. Cassla is apparently held tribe flrmer,
though as no transactions OF any Importance
have TAKEN place It Is df1cult to tell exactly what
cUuld be done. With the large stock, however,
we do not anticipate much improvement. The
late advance In cloves. Glove stems and zanzibar
peppers Is still maintained, with no prospect for
any falling on for s0me time TO come. August !,
1872 ginger become, free Of duty. Chtcory will
pay duty OF 10 gold, per Id.
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Wilmington Weekly Marker.

WILMINGTON. Jolly 8.
SPIRITS TgRPESTISE1IDuring ,hs Pat three
ANIMATION. The decline 10 the New YORK market
has Induced extreme caution among buyers lor
speculation, and the demand has been almost en-
tirely for export. The amount OF STOCK Offering
has likewise been light, hence the limited trans.
actions. qhe receipts 1885 casks, against 4766
casks for the previous week are q decrease OF AL
casks. The exports for the month OF June were
7640 casks coastwise, and l0.6s9 casks foreign,
and for the same period OF 1871 were 8273 casks
co 4stwise and Il 8 casks forei n. showing an in
crease both fureign and coastWise or 7I43 casks.
TIE STOCK In yard Is 1880 Casks against 4s casks
for last week, a decrease OF stock OF 1898 casks
1he market closes steady at ~ cents, q decline OF
cent since last review.
CRUDE TURPENrINE-The market the past
week has remained quiet but prices have been
steady and unchanged. With q good demand
from consumers and exporters, receivers nave
found no difficulty In dsposing OF their o1erlnge
although fur the past few days the decline or
spirits has Effected this altlcle and less
strength has been noticed. and at the close OF the
days business the market Is quiet and dull the
rec-lpts continue TO be OF good size. but the
amount consumed ID large, and the STOCK which
had accumulated has b.come decreased @ 70
1912 bbls, is an increase over 1871 Of 6iS Dois;
Tne market close. steady at 50 so for hard, $8 90
for yellow dip, and 50 rs for VIRGIN.
market during the past week We have but IL Tie
cnange to note. str dned throughout the early
portion OF our review was active 81 tne closlng
quotations OF the previous week. On monday,
nnder ths adverse advlces from domestic mar.
kets our m.rket declined cents. rfhe above is
the only change OF prices during ahe entire week. es
sonshe after' and all that could be reached has
SseS nnrchased freely at fair prices. No and
nsies have been In about the usual demand, with
trans .ctions daily 81. satisfactory prices. The
receprs for the week are l6.605 ools, against
"a Sss hhls for last week-showing an Increase OF
sSs7 bbls The exp 'rts for the month OF June
were G 79o bbls, against 1852 bbls for the cores
bonding month OF I87i-showing an increase OF
70 sJs Shls, he stnck. on hand is "a, ,3O6 bbls
aUsisst 81 sI5 bbls for last week-an increase OF
STOCK OF 1880 bbls.
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increase OF 6COcK IN blQng.. ofl,oos
The receipts at this port for the past week
were - bags OF sea islands and Floridas and
1904 bales OF uplands, Of which 1873 were from
Mobile, against - bags Of sea islands and Flori-
dss and 1ls6 bales Of uplands the week before and
- bags Of sea islands aud Florldas and 1878
bales Of uplands for the corresponding time the
year previous. These arrivals came as follows,
say OF uplands per South Carolina Railroad l7sS
bales, Northeastern Railroad II, Savannah and
Charleston Railroad -. OF sea islands, -
THE COTTON MARKBT.-This staple was quiet,
with moderate transactions at rather easier rates
during this peroi, and the foreign market, which
was at 11A@l1Xd z, ID for middling uplands, re-
ceded to l1@llHd q tb. At New York prices
were at 2skc aud declined to 25Kc, while at this
point the article Was dull and nominal and
without business OF importance, some few sales
taking place at about Ac for mddliugs. The
movements at Liverpool and New York for this
period were as follows: On Friday. June 2s, the
former was quiet, uplands llx@llHd, sales 10000
ba es; the latter as easier at 26xc, sales loo5
bales. On Saturday the former was easier, up
lands liz h@1lAd, sales 5000 bales; the latter was
quiet and easier, up,ands 2sHc, sales s54 bales.
On Monday the former wa. dull, upl ds 1lX@
llxd, sales 10000 bales; the latter was easier,
with q ;air demand and free sellers. uplsnds 25xc,
sales 1913 bales. On Tuesday the former was
quiet and steady, uplands 1lH@llHd, sales 5000
bales; the latter was steady, uplauds 25Kc sales
oos baes. On Wednesday the former was easier,
uplauds 1l@llxd, sales slOo bales; the latter was
nrm at 26Hc. sales 1885 bales. Yesterday the
former was quiet; at the latter there was holl.
day.
The following Is statement OF the transactions
and prices In this market for the week just terml-
mated: On Friday, June %. the article was dull
and there were no sales; p'ices we're nominal.
On Saturday the nat and nominal condition Of TIE
market continued, and there were no safes. On
Monday there was no business In this article. On
Tuesday the market was dull and depressed; sales
only % bales OF irregular lots at unsertied rates,
8 y 2l hales at 22Hc q fb. On Weduesda! there
was some demand. largely from one buyer. who
purchased about 100 bales about on the basis OF
24c q fb for mIddlng. Quotations were some.
what nominal as follows: Ordinary to good ordi
nary 2c@2lXc, low middling 23c, mlddllng 24c.
Yesterday there was holiday and there was no
business.
ASHLAND OoTToN.-Tbere we're no arrivals Of
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TIE CINCINNATI soc1E1Y.-T6e eighty-ninth
anniversary meeting Of this ancient and hon
ored society was held yesterday afternoon. at
four o'clock, at the South Carolina Hall, when
the following gentlemen were chosen to serve
as officers for the ensuing year: General
James simons, president; General W. g. De-
saussure, vice-president; Geo. B. Reid, treas
urer; James simons, Jr., secretary; Thos. 4.
Egleston and g. wragg Simons. stewards. The
usual anniversary dinner was served up by
T,lly after the meeting and partaken Of by
fha eoclety
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DEATH OF HENRY Y. GaAY.-Thls we'll
known gentleman, for many years practiclDg
lawyer at this bar, died here yesterday, and
his funeral will take place to-day. He was,
for many years, clerk OF the Uolted States Dis.
trict Court, aud was gentleman of much
talent, and graduated at Cambridge, Massa-
chusstts, University with distinction. Ills re-
firing disposition prevented his achieving that
public fame which his high ability placed with
in his grasp. He was brother OF the late
:. W. Gray, Eee., master in equity, and Of Mr..
John Bowen Gray.
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THE CHARLESTON R1FLEMEN CLUB. The
usual Fourth of July punch Of this spirited
corps was served up at the hall OF the Knights
Of Pythias, corner Of King and Society streets,
st ten O'Clock yesterday morning, and was dis
cussed in social manper by between fifty and
sixty of the members. The festive occasion
was enlivened by jest and sentiment, and the
participants spent couple of hours most
pleasantly. A prominent feature of the gath
ering was the election of Mr.. Horace Greeley
as an honorary member Of the club, and send
ing Of dispatch notifying the Chappaqua
sage of the honor. conferred upon him.
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HOUSE OF
HENRY CLEWS & CO.,
No. 50 WALL STREET, N. Y.

Circular Notes and Letters OF Credit for Travel
lers, also Commercial Credits issued' available
throughout the world.
Bills Of Exchange on the Imperial Bank OF Lon.
don, National Bank OF Scotland, Provincial Bank
OF Ireland, and ell their branches.
TelegraphIc Transfers OF Money On Europe, San
Francisco and the West Indies.
Deposit Accounts received In itner Currency or
Coin, subject to check at sight, which pass
through the Clearing House as II drawn upon any
citv bank. Interest allowed on daily balances.
Certificates OF Deposit issued bearing interest at
current rate Notes and Drafts collected.
State, City and Railroad Loans negotiated.
CLEWS, HABIOHT q CO.,
may2a-x No. II Old Broad street, London.
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TARGET ExERcrsE.-A party Of gentlemen,
members of various rife clubs, repaired yes
terday to Mount Pleasant, and spent the day IN
testing their skill as markamen.- seVera'
prises were shot for and won, as follows:
Mr.t a,na,r of handsome silver butter.knivee,
won by Captain J. J. Wescoat; second, Hor-
ace Greeley beaver hat, won by Mr.. G. g..
Mataewea; third, pair of silver napkin rings,
won by Mr.. G. Mahoney. The fourth prize,
selected for the worst shot, was brass dumb
watch; It was won by Mr.. A. w. Lanneau.
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nACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPYH
THROUGH LINE TO st,i%ll
CALIFORNIA. CHINA AND JAPAH..
FARES GREATLY REDUCED.

Steamers q the above line leave Pier .lENNhs (
No. A. North River, foot OF Canal S@il123
street, New York, at II O'Clock noon. OF tne lOth
and soth Of every month except when these
dates fall on sunday, then the saturday preceding.
ers for South Pacific and Central American portzSi
Departure Of 18th touches at Kingston, Jamaica,
For Japan and China, steamers leave San Fran.
cisco frst Of every month. except when It falls On
sunday; then on the day preceding. j...' :,
No California steamers touch at Havana, but go
direct from New York to Aspiuwan. -
One hundred pounds baggage free TO each adulS.
Medicine and sttendanco5ree. i't!''.' a,
For Passage Tickets or other Information apply
at the COMPANY'S TICKET OFFICE On the whaR
foot Of Canal street, North River, New York. ~ .
Iuly28-1yr +. K RABY. Agent. 3
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DRESS GOODS DRESS GOODS Louis Cohen
d %. bee-leave to draw the attention Of the
public tc .nelr Fresh Stock Of Dress Goods,
lust received, comprising the1atest novelties
and styles, and at prices fully twenty-five
per cent. below their cost Of importation. A
call is respectfully solicited. LOUIS COHEN q
Co., No. A8 King street. mayl6
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Phil. remove,

CoNceRT.-The Washington Cornet Band, OF
Savannah, gave promenade concert at the
Military Hall last evening, which was well
attended by the militia In their uniforms and
their friends of the softer sex. The band
leave for Savannah to-day.
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IN THE PORT OF 0HARLEsroN. JULY 4.
Vessels under 100 tons, and steamers coasting
within the State. excepted.
STEAMSHIPS.
Champion, 141s tons, Lockwood, at tAdgersMharf,
for New York, loading-James Adger @ co.
Gulf stream, - tons, hunter, at Brown cos
wharf, for Philadelphia, loading-W oour:
tenay. -.
Sea Gull, GIG TONS, Dutton, at Union wharf, for
Baltimore, loading-P O Trenholm.
3ARKS.
Freir. (Norw,) 4sl tons, Thesen, at MarsnaN's
wharf. for port In Great Britain, loading
MuIe & co.
simoda. fBr)- tons, Goudey. at Z Railroad
wharf, Tor the United Kingdom, ready-D
VIM a Parks, - tons, Dix. in Ashley River, FOR
New Haven, ready-Cohen Wells.
scotland - tons, Cook, at Bennetr5 Mill, lor
West Indies, losding-W Hall.
Carmets. fspar,) - tons, Coll, at BroWn q co's
Wharf, for Barcelona, loadng-W Hall
sCHoOEERS.
I,dana Rokes, II tons. Rhodes, Ashley. River, Tor
aNorthern Port ready-Coheu Wells.
Lrly. $50 tons, Hughes, az Adger's wharf, from
New YORK, dschsrging g-Roach d honett.
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OUR PRICES CuREENT.-We especially Invite
tho attention of our merchants to THE 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 IT,
the most attractive and welcome weekly
commercial circular that can be used. Price,
for ten copies or more, with business cards,
two and half cents per copy; single copies
five centg
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FISHING ExcURsIoN.-A large number OF
fishing parties LEFT the city yesterday morn
Ing, some for the Blackfish Banks ana otneis
sster nobler game, such as whiting anu trout
In the atterDo N the harbor vas alive with
craft of every description returning from the
davis snort.
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MARINE NEWS.
CHARLESTON, 8. O. ......... JULY 5. 1872
Lat 80 deg 40 min 50 sec. Lion 7sdeg 81 min 2tstc
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

British brig Scotland, Cook. Cardenss-S days.
Ballast. To W Hall. Previously reported at
I sp snish big csrmIta, Coll, Neuvitas--lo days.
Ballast. TO " Hall. previously reported at
eIsgu Merchants' Line schr Lily. Hughes, New York
10 days. Mdse. To Roach Il MUf.tt. Adger
co, Adams, Damon d co, Q d Ahrens d co, Bates
CO. solmana srT, ssGnom CO. sarK9
co, g Cowperthwafr, W II Ohslee q co D0wte.
Noise Davis, Douglas Il Miller, Jos DAYS %. Jos
GOrham, Gerd,s q CO, Hart co Ha kamp 4
co. J q HiIlen " Harrison: Katie GO;
Werner Ducker, h @ Mchaelts, Aarsnail
co. w Shepherd 4 co, S Railroad CO. Stoney d
Lowndes, z stocker: 3 sileox, Smith q
Wohlken, Holmes q Cald,r. On Monday last; at
8 N, rs miles south OF the Fr, ingpan, spoke the
scar Florence Rogers, from Charleston lor quincy
'v, Steamer r't Emile, White, Georgetown, s O. "a
pkgs rice. mise and sundrtes. 10 Shackeliord
Kelly, P Toomer, AEason Bro, B Prngle
q son. and others.s
FROM THIS PORT.
Steamship James Adger, Lockwood, at New
steamship Virginia, HInckley, at Philadelphia,
July ].
The Granton, Duke, at Liverpool, June 10.
CLEARED FOR THIS POKr
British brig Julia Llngley, Pratt, at New YORK.
July2
Schr Eotnen, Brantberg, at New York, July l.
SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
schr DR. Rogers, Allen, from Bangor, Ne, 27th
June.
MEMORANDA.
The schr n L wedmore. Terry, from Beaufort,
8 q. arrived at New York 30Lh ult.
The schr Ogeechee, Sabiston, for Beaufort, y,
cleared at Baltimore 1st inst.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

FuRcHorT, BENEDICr Il Co., No. IA King
street, have received four cases ~ Ellerton
Bleached Shifting, only Is cents, worth 20;
three cases and 10-A Unbleaohed Sheeting, IS
and 10 cents; two cases Plain Buff Lawn, only
Is cents; six cases Allendale Quilts, 10 4, la,
l2.A 81 rs, 81 81, 81 so; two cases Wamsutta
BIeached Longcloth, oaly 20 cents; one case
Lonsdale aue ~ Cambria, only rs cents; one
thousand pieces Mosquito Nett, only 65 cents.
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,,,orsrxENTs AND RE.IaNATIoNs.-The
Governor has appointed B. j. Donaldson a trial
,,.tice for Chesterfield County, and W. d.
Reed,sh trial Justice at Blackville, vice 7. B.
x,obI removed.
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SPECIAL ANNouNoEAENT.-We have just rs-
ceived one Thousand boxes, each containing
one quire Of fine Note Paper and Envelopes
to match, (without iniual,) also Penholder
and Pen. Price Is cents per box. Hasel
Street Bazaar and East Bay News Room.
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FuRoHaorr, BENEDICT & Co., No. pa King
street, have received small lot of the real
Dolly Warden ssshes, something new and ex-
trsordinary nice, only 81 SO. Great closing
out sale Of all OF our spring and summer
dress goods, regardless Of cost.
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Meetings THIS Day.

Eagle Fire Company, at P. II.
Marion Fire Company, at 2. n.
stonewall Fire Company, at quarter-past 8
p. II.
Marion Lodge, /. o. o. F., at P. N.
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TIE HEAT YESTERDAY.

Tho RANGE of the thermometer Yesterday az
the south side OF Broad sssee.' ~a. % o.:
IN co. sp.M., 81; sP. NJ 90.
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IN THIRSTY MoRTALs. ATTENr1oNl-Gard-
ner,s celebrated Soda Water, at the East Bay
News Room. Branch Of the Hasel street es-
tabl,shmept. aprl6
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u..ou a.nr Of baseball was played yes
~ ans,noou, on the Citadel Green, be-
. seluas .ss @ E,celslors and the Pecihcs. The
pac,dcs won.
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DurcHER's LIGHTNING FLY-KnLER sweeps
them OF and clears the house speedily. Try
1t. Sold by dealerse everywhere.
apr23-W2mOs
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lot sold yesterday at 44c, and freight and other
charges about &c per gallon when delivered ct
this market. The lots offered to-day were at
about 47Hc. while 47c was the.highe-t bid up to
the close uf 'Onange hours some Is bols sold at
47c. Rosn has been rair request at slight de.
cline In 81 siratned Sales OF 2u7 bbls strain d at
So, 8 bblI black a. 81 81 Il. and go bols No at
So 6zha4. Tar is quiet, but held pretty nrmly,
with light stock. Pitch quiet and unchanged.
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FRENCH "PAssEPARroUT" FRAMES for Card
Photographic as cents each, at souders Gale
ries, No. 26S King street. Junl7-lmo
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BIRDS Ere VIEW OF CHAHLEsroN.-Frames
for above 50 each. HAsEL STREET BAZAAR
jun28-l2
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CARp PHOTOGRAPHS beautifully colored for
IS Genus each, at Souder's Galleries, No. 263
King street. junl7-lmo
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EUROPEAN and American StereoscopIc
Views, 81 so per dozen. HAsEL STREET
BIzIAR. aprl9.mwf
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-07-05

GREELEY soNa AND JOKE BooKs.-A libera
discount to the trade. BASEL STREET BAZAAR
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-07-05

The Fine Steamship SEA GULL, Dutton, Com.
mander, will SAIL for Baltimore, on SATURDAY,
9th July, at O'Clock p. n. .isaSsl
k3 Philadelphia Freghts forwarded Ito that
city by railroad from Baltimore without; addi.'
tional insurance, and Oonsigneea are allowed
ample time to sample and sell their Goods from
the Railroad Depot 10 Pniladephta: ,...f,'s ~
For Freight or Passage apnlg to $50 >
PAUL @. TRENHOLM, Agent - ;
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