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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-07-22
MARINE NEWS.
ou.pI EsToN s. C.... July %, 1872.
ARRIVED SATURDAY.

Steamship Georgia, Holmes, New forkIlelt
lac, Wsdnesday. Mdse TO wagner. Huger co.
a "onrsr nav. j E Anger q co, D A ANIME, q Z
Afford co, ] Apple, @ W Amar, I r bT9Wn,
snyd, RI BrIstoil & co, steamer Henry B9raen,
r [, BIsseli Il co, a Bowman, WIN bHa q 70,
gls;nOa Co. So%nsrtSwat, SUsasti q " cameron,
rarkIey Il CO, Ma cohen, Thos earring on co,
Chase d uttino, J l. cohen & co, o d Caussen,
iohn Csnuseu & co, O II Carman, W O Courtenay,
nowie. Noise Il Davis, Luke Dogherty, Douglass
Miller. q Due Jr., Feldman co, L FalE
= 60. d Fogarties, Furchgott, Benedict CO,
Fornylhe, McComo Co A d Fleming, era
lock. II D Hswley, " Harrison, Bart co. W A
Hnrtz, Homes calder, Je1ords co, b John
son, Jobn .Uu, Crews d COL Koester, Knooeloch
small. Einck, Wiekenberg co. klatte Gu,
" + Limo. Laurey, Alexander co, 0has Lltsc6gl,
u InpeZ q son, LnleY, Jno Lopez, La
ftts 4 co, H Wuhrmapn CO, !no G Mlln &
co. Martin d Moud, n Mckay, P F Murray, "
Matthe SEP, mrs MCLEAN, q Nicaols CO..
oSNeilJ g ojeman 4 co, D o'Nelll Son, q oae.
stsdt, bernard O'Nelll, Port Royal Railroad, D T
Paul & co. PPoppenhelm, N Porter, Paul,
Welch G. Brsndes, J R Read & co, l. Sheppard
sachtleben Bofree, Solomon Y F Schwettman
SretYsDs Werner 4 co, P rosle. M Triest, Jno f
Taylor d co, r Tomlinson d co, Tledeman, Calder
q co, Thomson, United states Department,
Won Sauten, Wagner 6 Monsees, G Waterhouse,
Wltte Bros, Jno Wulburn, W!nnhelm,
Bro. OF Cape Hatteras, passed seventeen vessels
at anchor.
steamer Emile, White, Georgetown. S6 tcs
rice, 81 76o shingles, 12S bbls naval stores, mdae
and snndries. To Shacke!ford & Kelly, james r
Prlngle son, Mrs ] D Ward, U Aston, aenr, Jas
Allan, James II Eason, Boyd, " o Bee CO.,
Rev 3 Prspier, B Read. r Smith, q Huger
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CRUMBs.-No business was transacted by the
Criminal Court on Saturday.
The Lincoln Light Infantry announce tar
get excursion to-day.
Judge Lee sailed for New York In the
Champion Saturday afternoon.
The United States revenue cutter Racer Is
now cruising at Beaufort.
Watermelons are drug In Beaufort market
at twenty cents each.
Governor Scott has appointed J.. E. Glover,
auditor for Colleton County, vice j. W. Bur-
bridge, resigned.
The bulls appear to have got control OF the
ice market; prices are high and the commo-
dlty Is said to be scarce.
Colonel 8. A. Pearce, (who has been elected
q member of the executive committee OF the
Liberal Republican party,) returned to Colum
bia on Saturday, from Northern trip.
The wagener Artillery Rifle Club are to be
presented this evening with stand OF colors,
and will a(terward make moonlight excnr-
sion around the harbor.
In consequence of the threatening weather
on Saturday afternoon, the Charleston DrR-
roon Sabre Club did not have their expected
tilt.
The whole western horizon was brilliantly
illuminated yesterday afternoon, at the setting
of the sun. The clouds far up In the heavens
we're of deep crimson color, varied by occa-
sional streaks Of gold.
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Markets by Telegraph.
MONEY MARKETS.


LONDON, July 20.
Noon,-Consols 92H. Bonds 9lA.
t'''A NEW YoRK, July 20.
Noon.-Freiehts quiet. Stocks hrm. Gold nrm
at l4X, Money easy az 3. Exchange long s1.
short ioX. Governments dull and steady. STATE
EVening.-FreIghts quiet. Money very easy at
aaa. SterlIug dull at exaaX. Gold l4}sal4H.
governments dull and steady al day. STATES
dull and heavy Tennessees Wsas ,nsO1 SOIsn Inans
increased s625, 900 specie increased $l3l5o9o;
legal tenders Increased $60o,00O; deposlts ln-
creased 100000
COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, July 20.
Noon.--Ootton opened nat; uplands loHo; VI
ieGaS 1aper cotton closed nat; uplands l0Ha1oHd;
Orleans lOxd; sales 5000 bales; speculation and
eApo'' ''''' NEW YORK, July 20.
Noou.-Cotton dull and nominal; sale, 49l bales;
unlands 22c: Orleans 22Ac.
Evening dull; sales AL balesi uplands
22c: Orlean- 22Lc. Sales OF cotton futures 10.
nav 1900 bale, as follows: August, 2oA, 20
9.lsc; September, 20, 20 1915; OCTOBER, ls'''
lsX; November. lSH, lsh; December, l9T; 1Ny, %
Cotton heavy; mlddIlngs FIX; gross rece'pts
2O5; sales 100; stock 5000 bales. ,.o m
Cotton dull m'aa'nsS ~" BALTIMORE, stI; July 20
Cotton nominal; middllngs 42H; net receipts IS;
gross IS; sales 100; stock ll27 6sles; ,,,n On
r,tton dn,1. low mIddliugs 20H; net receipts
OF: exports coastWise 1856; stock 6Sl bales.
WILMINGTON, July 20.
Cotton dull; mlddllnga 2lH; sales 10; STOCK 7b7
bales. ..,,-,,.r ,,,n On
ootton dull and nothing doing; mlddllngs
al%c.; net receipts So bales; exports coastwise
22S; stock 656. - ,,,roo
Cotton, sales lO7 bales; receipts Oh marKes
dnI and nor1Inal; mIddlings 2O%c.; low mid
oinsS I0'' MEMPHIS, July 2s.
Cotton qulet mlddlings 22as2ac; net receipts
81 bales. ,ro.,,p 1n,v IN
Cotton dull; middlngs 22c.; net recelpts6 nales;
gross OIL o'o." A'''' NEW ORLEANS, July 20.
Cotton dull and nominal; middlln1s 221s22MMc. y g. ;
zz''' s'ooA A''''-' GALVESTON, July 20.
Cotton nominal middling loHc net receipts
40 bales; stock4S2.
PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL. July 90
Noon.-Breadstufs dull. Lard sss cd.
NEW YORK, July 20.
Noon.-F1our quiet Wheat nominal. Oorn
Arm. PORK dull-mess S13 60 Lard qulet-neW
quiet at $3as 10 for strained: u,u,.
Eyening.-Flour dull and in favor OF buyers;
common to fair extra So 85R8 go; choice So S6al2.
wheat heavy and 2a3c lower. Oorn la2c lower.
PORK dull at slS so. Beef dull. Lard heavy; ket.
tie eXc Nayals quiet and nrm. Groceries qulet
and steady. ,-,oo m
Flour steady; family active. Wheat steady and
unchanged. corn dull; white 77a8lc. Oats
Southern 35a4oc. Provisions very strong, Mess
pork sl4 Bacon-shoulders sxc. Lard dull at
aaeHc. Whtskey s2ka9Sc.
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Raston Market,


OoFFEE.-There Is very firm tone to the coffee
market and prices continue TO be well sustain d.
the sales comprlse e0oa7o0 mat Java at 20ka221i
4OOa5UO bags Rio aJ 17Hal9%c; 300 ckets S!nga.
pore on private terms; so Dags Maracaloo at lsHc
per b, and 200 bags GonaiVes on private Terms,
suppos. lac per Id, gold. STOCK quite small ana
demand good. -,.,er
unse tied during the week and In prices oeollne
OF full 1c per lb has taken place. me 1oreRn su
vices are not su favorable. and manufacturers are
purchasing ouly in small lois, 8s wanted. me
quote ordinary at 1SxalsHci gnod orol1ssJ d. q.
II ha22c; low middlinx at 23al3hc; ana ml9ui,Gs
at 24s24hc per 10, including upanTs ahu Su.s. 70
The market closes dull and prices stlll RUE III o.
vor OF buyers. ,,,,-, FAR cotton
and wooen goods but sales have aot nee9 ,,p hs
eYtent Prices remain about the same, WIN lue
nroSnect nj an increased demand for all seasona-
Bic goods at an early Day, az joooers tnus' BULL
turn their attention TO 1ali anu WIZ " heovv
CT7NNT BAes-Market dull ana prices VI hea'S
haos are nomInally 15al6}se, currency. ,,,.
isTrsny CIoTH.IThls article continues qulel,
h,,t nrices remain the same, and trade mes soon
became more active. sales OF domestlc at loa
Isi%c for nrompt, and 17a17Hc for future aenfery;
HAY.-The market for nay - Sulte uui.. sosHpt seo
prices are tending do"n~alo' oa'es a' sA'A'-
PEI .Uu ~ ~SToREs.-spirts turpeutlne ha' further
eteriaIly declined, with sales at 4sa50c per gal.
lon In Tar no sales OF any importance kosn
cnnt,nnes in demand and market hrm. safes OF
sSobbls at sS so for common strained up 10 50 loo
pale. In pitch the Sales have been small az " 0o
per bbl oa s,r,o,a for ,orayon rice.
ond market steady and 1rm. The sales nave been
or eIa7c for Rangoon, and 7ha7Hc Tor edCna'
some 1900 bags having been disposed o. caro-
ina is quiet, and no sales Of importance
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NosrHEAsTERN RAILROAD.
Passengers.

Per steamship Georgia, from New York-Mrs
@ r Berthof, A Cee, Chapin, Ryan, U
Dunham A O Whitney, A Davidson, hc'
Mannus, John Potter, y Mccullough, W Skrlne,
MRS clifton, Mrs Dubois, O L Dubos, Il Rlols, Col;
Slmons, Alfred Bernard, II Saunders, Jas
IZlar. Alta,
Banch, F Qubett, a Hall, W warren, y
johnson, A Gsrdaer, Mrs BlRse. w Htnson, ID
Brawley, B 2 Colburn and vile, Macbeth,
Miss Llaa KlInke, MRS Drayton, Geo Pau, WiIe
and child, Miss L. Sigwald, Mrs n Forces, "
McMurphy, + Lescsne and wife, Miss + Forsyth,
MISS O Thompson, Mrs charlotte wallace, MRS
Henson, Mrs McJomo anu child, Mrs Lewis,
nurse and child, Mrs W Jones and Guild, MISS Y
q Hatch, Master whitaker, Miss Whitaker, Q
Force, Mrs Platt, Master Piatt, Miss Wood, Mrs
Gririns, Valentine and wife, Mrs Camp and
servant, X N Marshall, W W Venping, A Slmo1ds
and wife, Mrs 0akes, Miss A u Oakes. A
Wilbur, wife and TWO children, g Esler, y Hll, +
Pelzer wife and TWO children. Miss n Woolf,
Judge Lee aud deck.
Per steamer Emile, from Georgetown-Mrs T
Glenn, Alexander, wife, child and nurse, b
Poyatt, Miss Wilson, Ann Davis, MISS Bascomo,
Miss n Hedley. " Wrede, Major Vander1orat.
5 Pringle, F W Lschtcotte, st J Lachicotte,
CAPTAIN 81 II Hopkins, and on deck
Per steamship Sea Gull. for Baltimore-Mrs
E NJ Guerard, MISS Alice Trapler, Messrs Ira
pler aud Ballou.
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THE BOAT RACE.
A Spirited Contest I'm the Rain.

The threatening weather Saturday "''o'
noon kept people in doors or near nuns' on,ono
consequently allowed but very p'"'a ao'o
h,sge upon the Battery. No1nlus uauus.''
ho,ea,.r bv the prospect OF having out 10"
,.e..one to witness their aquatic performances,
the crew pulled down to the "nite foiu'
R-oy. at the hour appointed, and look tneir
nositIons; the Rosa nearest the city, the carrie
IN her left. and the Little Belle on the out
side. Several false starts were maoe, oue d.
length they all darted off together at the sIg-
nal leaving long streaks Of foam penina
them. The Little Belle at once took the lead,
and for the first halt Of the distance gained
sallantly on her antagonists, leaving them at
least three lengths to the rear. But the mus
cles of the other crews, though less active at
the word, were more equal to the task, anu
soon the gap began vistbly to decrease. q
few seconds more and the Rosa dlstanceo the
Carrie: then she drew alongside the Lltt'e
Re,e. another moment and she passed tHe
latter too and the next she dashed oy tne
stake boat fully four lengths ahead Oh the Car-
rio which had also beaten tho Little Belle.
The two defeated boats resigned tneir colors
to the victor, and then all hands pulled for
ahore to get out OF the rain, which had begun
TO fall with steady patter. The Rosa was
manned by the same crew which have proved
v,otorIous on most other occasions, consist
ing of: Coxswain, q. DeSaussurei stroke,
Mott Parker, W. Lesesne, Desaussure Parker,
and Il. Bull, bow, .
INCIDENTS OF TIE RACE.
At one point In the race, the crew OF tne
Carrie made extraordinary efforts to get the
lead of the other boat, but Just as their efforts
appeared to be telling, the oar of the stroke
slipped from the lock and flew some distance
from the boat, preclpltatlng the holder under
the seat of the next osrsman.
The ladies and gentlemen In the boat OF 1ne
deciding Judge, as we'll as those In other ooats
anchored near It, were quite Disconnected oy
the rain, and huddled close together under a
few umbrellas that had been carried BY the
provideas ones.
Another race has been arranged between
the same crews, In regular racers, 10 SaKe
place about the 18th of August.
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GREELEY IN GEORGIA. large and enthu-
siastic meeting Of Democratic citizens was
held in the City Hall, Augusta, last Sunday
evening, for the purpose Of electlng delegates
to the State Democratic Convention 10 be held
next Wednesday, In Atlanta. The feeling OF
the meeting was all In favor Of Greeley and
Brown, and speeches were made by Colonel
James Gardner, Hon. H. W. Hlllard and Cen
eral q. A. Wright, earnestly advocating their
claims, and confidently predicting their elec'
ton. Six delegates and an equal number of
alternates were appointed Tor the State Con-
yentlon, and resolution recommending the
reelection of Governor James NJ. Smith was
unanimously adopted.
Greeley and Brown clubs are forming all
over Savannah, and the enthusiasm In that
city runs high In favor OF the philosopher Oh
Cnappaqua.
Tue Liberal campaign is being thoroughly
organized In all parts of Georgia, and that
State is spoken Of by those Journals which
have the best means OF forming an estimate
as safe for an overwhelming majority for
Greeley.
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CLUBS AND STARs.-James Wallace, charged
with stealing iron from the premises OF the
South Carolina Railroad, was turned over to
trial justice for examination.
L. P. SwItmau, rustic, found lying drunk
In Cooks wagon-yard, at the corner OF King
and Mary streets, was admonished to reform
his habits, and discharged Without penalty.
Robert Hunter, for allowing his loaded cart
to be driven through King street, was fined
two dollars.
Jordan & Lilienthal, for similar offence,
were find two dollars.
william Pearson, for selling goods In King
street without license, was fined two dollars.
Emma Nichols, a bolsterous damsel OF dusky
hue, entered the premises on the corner OF
Archdale and Princess streets, and raised
lively row. She was carried to the main
Guardhouse, and Saturday morning given the
option OF paying two dollars or spending
twenty days In the House of Correction.
R. A. stolls, carried before the Mayor for
allowing wild cattle to run about the streets,
proved that he was unable to prevent them,
and was dismissed without penalty.
Henry Johnson, for being dlsorderly on
South Battery, was fined two dollars, and
allowed the option of choosing twenty days In
the House of Correction.
Samuel Graham, taken UP for sleeping In the
Market, was discharged.
Peter Goodwater got drunk and being una
BILE to find his way home composed himselffoE
a nights rest at the east end Of Laurens
street. He woke up at the Guardhouse and
paid one dollar.
Two pointers found securing through Tradd
street were returned to their owner on pay
ment of one dollar for each.
An unfortunate cur taken up In Anson-
street will close his earthly pilgrimage unless
an owner turns up.
Five cows taken up careering through diff:
ferent parts of the city were turned over to
their owner, without penalty.
A goat taken up in Hampstead Mall was
fined one dollar.
One goat taken up in Anson-street, another
in Cumberlaud.street, and three in Laurens
street, were fined fifty cents each and glveI
up to their masters.
William Green was committed to jail Satur
day by Trial Justice L. I. Woolfe for beating
Jane Ladson In Hasel street Friday night.
Robert Butler created row IN Inspection
street yesterday He will go before the Mayor
this morning.
James Burke gave his wife beating at tn
corner of Vernon and Marsh streets. He wa:
taken to the Guardhouse.
James Owens became disorderly at the Hol!
Communion Church yesterday and struck
policeman. He was carried to the uppe
Guardhouse.
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RUNAwAYs.-On Saturday morning mule,
attached to small wagon, took fright while
passing down King street, In the vicinity OF
Ann, and galloped gayly down town. In Its
headlong career, one of the front wheels OF
the wagon struck spring cart standing near
the sidewalk, knocking 1t completely out OF
position, overturning a little boy who sat
therein and utterly demolishing the wheel.
The little boy was picked up with tears In hls
eyes, but no further damage was done.
Later In the afternoon, while city wagon
was passing through Line street, between
King and Meeting, shrill and sudden blast
from an engine near by started the horse at
tached to 1t on wild rush In the direction OF
King street. The wheel struck some imped!'
ment, the shafts parted with sharp crack.
and the horse came near taking passage In
passing street car. Nobody hurt.
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Hotel Arrivals-July 40 and 81.
CHARLESTON HOTEL.


E. c. Green, South Carolina; S. V. Bunting,
Wilmington; E. "A. Scott, VIM. German, Col
umbia; Il. 7. Hall, Atlanta; A. G. Whitney, a.
]. Cole, Boston; Mrs. Clifton, New York; Chas.
D. Ashcroft, steamer Georgia. Mrs. G. D.
Forms, Camden; Edwin F. Gary, Columbia;
Thomas G. Can, a. Rutzer, New York; VIM.
R. Hillyer, Florida; Miss N. B. Hatch, syra-
cuse; Richard Siandenmayer, Baltimore: u.
Epsten, Columbia.
PAVILION HOTEL.
John Potter, Georgia; R. E. McManus, Aiken;
J. Yates, Jr, Mount Pleasant; W. T. Poser,
Orangeburg; NJ. Stuart, Flushing Mills; A.
Morgan and son, J. Alexander, wife, child and
nurse, Georgetown; T. NJ. West, Columbia; F.
q. Flagg, Florida; W. Y Sans, Savannah;
Franklin Talliard, Beaufort; L. C. Northrop,
City; D. N. Smith, South Carolina; T. F. b.
Peck, Stono; George F. Mcintyre, Joseph F.
Murphy, Joseph D. Pope, Columbia.
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The Charleston Cotton, Rice and Naval
Stores Market.
OFFICE CHARLESTON NBWB,
SATURDAY EVENING, July 20, 1872.

OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS,
SATURDAY EVENING. July 20, 1872.
CoTToN.-This article maintained dull char
acter with very light inquiry at unsettled
prces sales only Is bales, say at 10, at 20, 10
at 2oAc; quotations nominal.
RIcE-There was a good demand for this
grain, with q somewhat hrmer tone 10 prices;
sales about 224 tlerces OF clean Carolina say "a
tIerces at Ills; 60 at TX; 100 at TX, and 10 on
private terms. We quote common to fair at 7@
1873 :od 7I@SH.
NAVAL sToREs.-Recelptss 80 bbls spirits turpen-
tine, 5l4 bbs rosIn and 10 bbls crude turpentlne'
Spirits turpentine firmer; sales 100 bbs at 4ic q
gallon. Rosins were quiet and there were no
sales OF note reported. Crude turpentine may
be quoted at So Is for virgin, 50 10 for yellow dip,
and 81 go for hard.
RRBIaHTs.-To Liverpool, by steam Direct uoml.
aal on uplands, nominal on sea islands; via New
York, Xd on uplsuds, Nd on sea islands; by sail,
nominal on upands, on sea Islands nominal.
To Hayre- on uplsnds. Coastwise-to New York
BY steam 50 on uplanda and - on seq islands;
81 80 p tlerce Oh rice; 600 q bol on rosln;
BY sail No 2 ID on cotton; - tlerce
on rico; SOC p barrel on ROSIE; So p Il on
lum DER; $40 2 II on timber. To Boston, by sail.
60 p b on upland cotton; rosin CSC; -esawed
stuff S1o@Io so; phosphate S5@6 co. To FroVi'
dence, by sail $40 p II on boards, &c ID on
cotton; by steam 81 p bale on New YORK rates.
70 Phils selphia, by steam 81 q on cotton;
by sail, $50 N on boards; SO 5o@1o on timber; So
Der ton On clay, snd sSass 50 on phosphates. To
Baltimore, by atsam 10 2 n by sail, So 6o97 =
Y on boards; $s@s so on timber; ss IS y
ton on phosphate rock. Vessels are In de-
nand by our merchants to take lumber freighta
from Georgetown 8. O., Darlen and sat!lla River
as., and Jacksonville, Fla, to Northern ports,
and $lo@l2 p N are the rates on lumber and
boards.
Sterling 90 day bills 24H@24%.
DoMBsT1o EXoHANGB.-The banks purchase
sight checks on New York at par a X premium.
and sell at x@H premium. Outside they pur'
chase at 1.1s@h premium, aid sell at a.leGx
premium.
GoLD-ls014.
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MORE CONTEMPT OF CoURT.-SeVeral per-
sons having claimed possession of COW, the
case was carried before Trial Justice John g.
Mackey last Saturday, Colonel R. W. Seymour
appearing for one of the claimants. Mr..
Mackey took offence at some action of Colonel
Seymour, and commanded him to desist, but
no notice being taken of his command, ne Or
dered a constable to arrest Colonel Seymour
for contempt OF court. A boIsterous war Of
words followed, but the colonel was finally
released and the matter amicably settled. This
occurrence gave rise to rumor, on Saturday
afternoon, that Colonel Seymour had been sent
to Jail for contempt of court.
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Meetings This Day.

Washington Light Infantry Charitable Asso.
citation, at P. N.
Washington Fire Company, at P. M.
wagener Artillery Club, at4 P. II.
Friendship Lodge, A. F. NJ, at P. NJ.
Charleston Land Company, at P. NJ.
stonewall Fire Engine Company, at quarter
naat p M
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New York Naval stores Market.

NEW fUKk, July ISs
The Journal OF Commerce says: For spirits tqr.
nentine the market is very strong, in sympathy
with the reports from Wilmington. The demand
is moderate at the advanced prices. Fer mer-
chantabIe oroer 49kc is bid and soc is asked.
sales foot up 200 bulls In lots on private terms
bbIs ar 49a4shc; and 20 Dds, on pegs, on wlali,
at acc. Roslns@Tnere is an active market for fne
grades, to meet wants of the home trade and for
shiomelt to the Interior, with full prices quoted
Slraiued Is quiet and weak. owing TO hign rates
mt s3 500 do at 49, delivered 500 do at So 10; 500
do at s312H; 75o bbls No at S33i16; 500 bbls No.
and pale at 81 26a6; fully 2700 6bls pale at sea
76 A sale Is reported OF 20 bbls Washington
thin tar at So rs We quote common and good
strained at s3,s 05; No. Z at So 2oa3 40; No. at
$S 5oa4 pale at 81 26a5 rs; extra pale and virgin
at IS 56a7. Taris quiet; Washir g. sold at So rs;
city pitch So rs, with sales OF so Dbls In lots.
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DRESS GOODS DRESS GOODS Louis Cohen
d Co. beg leave to draw the attention of the
public to their Fresh Stock Of Dress Goods,
just received, comprising the latest novelties
and styles, and at prices fully twenty-five
per cent. below their cost OF Importation. A
call is respectfully solicited. LOUIS COHEN d
Co.. No. 24s King street. mayl6
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TIE DARLINGTON FAIR.-The Darlington
Agricultural and Mechanical Fair Company
announce their second annual fair, which ls TO
be held at Darlington Courthouse, commenc-
ing on Wednesday, the 3Oth OF OCTOBER ano
closing on Friday, the lst of November. An
attractive premium list has been prepared
with prizes ranging from one to twenty-five
dollars for articles In every department of the
farm. garden and household, and creditable
axposltlon Is promised.