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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-20
JUBILEE OF TIE COLoRRD METHO
DISTS.

The gathering of the co'ored members OF
the African Methodist Episcopal Church at the
Fair Grounds, on Wednesday, was In celebration
OF the paying OF OF a debt which had embarr.
sssed the church for years. After music, reading
the scriptures aad prayer, addresses were deiv.
cred by the Kew. R. q. Caiu, the Rev. Henry Tur-
ner, and by the visiting brethren. No charge for
admission WINS made, and the refreshments were
furnished free Of charge. The exercises OF the
Thanksgiving jubilee were continued In the
churches Wednesday evening and last evening,
and Will close this evening. The pastors In charge
Of the Jubilee are the Rev. A. T. Carr and the
Rev. B.. q. Williams.
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SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.
-Colfax bias NOT accented tha TrIhuna Ell

-Colfax has not accepted the Tribune edl.
torship.
Denmark, Sweden and Norway have signed q
convention for coinage uniformity.
The ship Marchless has been wrecked on the
coast OF Northumberland, and all lost.
Robert Bowles, the Paris banker, secured
twenty thousand pounds ball, and was released
from New gate.
There Is an armistioa In the sliie insirance
war; which probably presages It's termination.
The trustees OF the Mutual Life Insurance Com.
pam have declded 10 postpone for the present the
proposed reduction OF rates.
The Massachusetts house Of Representatives,
yesterday, by q vote Of one hundred and four 70
seVenty.six. passed r. H0luttona c~ondemnatory of
bill into the United States Senate, to remove all
inscriptions relating to the rebellion from the
Army Register and national reglmentsl days.
The Senate passed the resolutions by q vote Of
twenty to nine.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-20
REAL ESTATE SALES

By Louis D. DeSanssure : Two rice planta.
tions, situated In ColIeton County, upon Pom Pom
River, con,ainisg, Jointly, one thousand and forty
nine acres Of land. for $l4.10o. Also, Whooplng
Island. upon Dawhoo River, Colleton County
containing about two hundred and seventeen
acres, for $500. Terms In each ca Q, one third
cash, balance in three successive aunuAl install.
ments.
Lowndes i Grimba!l sold at Beaufort, on Tues
day, Bonnyhal Plantation, on Combahee River,
for SIS. 400. one.fourth cash, balance In one, Two
ihree and four years.
q. a. DeLeon yesterday sold the building OF
East Bay, known as the New York Hutel, fol
$4,000; onethird cash, balance in one and two
vapra
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-20
THE UNIVERSITY OF TIE souri,.

The committees appointed to solicit sub
scrlptions In aid OF the University Of the South
are as follows:
For the wharves-Messrs. George Il. Walter,
Lee howard aud w. O Courtney.
For East Bay-Messrs. John HaHckel and ". P.
Ravenel.
For Broad street-Colonel B. II. Ruiledge, and
Messrs. James II. Wilson and Ju ian Mitchell.
For Meeting and Hayne streets-Mess g. J. r.
Boylstop, James ID. Wilson and Captain John y.
Fairly.
For King street-Messrs. Chas. Kerrlson, J. r.
Read and 4. b. Hayden.
The committees will report to Bishop Howe
from time to time, and he Will communicate with
Bishop Quintard, who has Left the city. Charles.
ton Is relied upon to set a good example in this
movement to her sister Southern cities.
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HOTEL AERITALS-DEC. 10.
Charleston

charleston
L Miller, Henry G Pike, George W Quin'
tard, q 8 seach, New York; A NJ Becruck, Provi.
dsnce; q PcznansSi, Miss Poznanskl and maid,
City; W B Shaw, Jacob Reddick and lady, Fallo.
kas, Va; Rev 8 Coleman, Williamsport, Pa; D W
Aiken, Cokesbury W shaod, Onion; J 8 Bow
man, Master Bowman, O:angeburg; George
Haley, jeremiah haley. Jersey City,; 8 Jordan,
Camden; Robert Do glas, Augusta; James John
son, Baltimore.
Pavilion,
] Rethea, e A Bethes, W A Bethea, V Smith,
W E Lewis, Marion; W W Rawls, W B Smith,
Ridgevlle; 6 T Roberts, Grahamvllle;T McOreery,
Northeastern Railroads. L Dove, Doves Depot,
W D Lewis, Darlington, H z Graham, araham's
Gross Roads;J II Beaver, Chappels Depot; VIM
Rowiinski, Salter's Station.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-20
THE FIRE DEPARTMENT.

The election by the board of freuaaters of
a chief and three assistant chiefs OF the Fire De.
partment will take place at the next meeting OF
the board, which sill be held on the third
Wednesday in January. The election, or nomi.
nation, requires confirmation by the City Council.
At the meeting Of the board, held on Wednesday
last, Messrs. N. H.. Nathan, F. L. o'Netll, ]. W.
Guy and &. D. White were elected members Of the
board.
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CONGRESS IN BRIEF.

WASHINGTON, December 10.
In the Senate the postal telegraph bill was
reported on lavorauly; also a bill relating to the
manufacture, importing and sale OF intoxicating
liquors. The bill to pay postmasters, &c, who
afterwards engaged In the rebellion, was report.
ed on adversely. The French spoliation commit
tee are occupied daily.
the combinations to lock up money and to pro.
duce financial tighsness. The banking and cur
rency committee reported a bill to remedy that
evil, which WAS recammittel. An amendment to
the appropriation bill giving a million and q
quarter to washington was passed.
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HOPE STEAM FIRE COMPANY.

At the thlrtleth annual meeting Of the Hope
Steam Fire Company, held last evening, the fol.
lowing officers were elected for the ensuing year:
B. P. Seymour, president; Vim. Cannon, vice.
president; o. P. Rouse, first director; A. B.
Haight, second director: J. K. Kelly, third direc.
tor; C. A. Buero, fourth director; R. F.. Buero.
secretary; E. 7. Peters, treasurer; F. D. Valdez,
F. A. Valdez, D. Corkle and E. N. Bulchoz;
sxmen; @. P. Mosseau, engineer. Mr.. d. 7. Pc
ters, the former president, declined reelection.
In consequence Of the death OF q member, on
Tuesday last, the company did not have their
usual anniversary supper. They will, however,
give q grand ball some time in January.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-20

Mr.. ]. P. F. Camp has become the editor of
the New Era, a Republican newspaper published
In Spsrtansurg. A new Republican paper Is
about to be started In Greenvilie. The first
number has appeared Of the Anderson Conserva.
tor, a new weekly paper published by Messrs.
Brown d Hsynle. 1t is well printed, and Con-
aerYatlYe Republican In tone.
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TIE MORE, TIE MERRIER!

A fourth Daily Newspaper to be Start
ed in Columbin-rhe Organ or Honest
J~ohn-Sinews of Wharf.-The Patterso-
nian Policy.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE NEws.l
COLUMBIA, December 10.
A fourth daily newspaper is Boon to be
published In this City, under the auspices Of Mr..
t. O.. Andrews, OF Oraugeburg. Thirty.fye thous.
and dollars have been planked down by "Honest"
John Patterson and ether persons Interested, and
as long as the money lasts, and public pap Is
plentiful, the new Radical hand organ will have q
prosperous career. 1t Is believed that one object
of the move is to kill or the Union, which has
given offence to Patterson, and to other innuen.
tlal members Of the old and new Rings. The
press, type and material OF the Charleston Repub-
llcan have been bought for the forthcoming sheet,
and ordered TO be sent here. In political and
fnanc!al r1atterstn the policy OF the Columbia Re.
publican will be strictly Pattersonian. SPRITs.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-20
FRANCE N SPAIN.

PARIS, December 10.
General Chanzey's corps is being rapidly In
creased. while General Ducrot, q Republican, has
only forty eight hundred mn under his COM
mand. THEIRS to-day said he. INTENDED to Keep
the Monarchlsts In awe.
The impartial says the reconstruction OF me
Cabinet cannot be delay cd. The Republicans IN
the Cortes haze resolved to support a vote OF con.
ndence only on condition that the government
declare 10 favor OF the immediate ABOLITION OF
slavery in the Spanish dominions.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Fanchon, the Cricket.

In eplte of the murky weather, ''Fanchon"
drew a fair house last night. In a piece like this,
In which the interest is SO largely monopo.tzed BY
tho central figure, the grace aud spirit OF Miss
assured the success Of the play from the
outset; although The minor parts we're very salts
factorlly given. Tonight Romeo and Juliet, with
o rafting ailerpiece.
A Pleasant Affair.
The ball OF the Social Mounted Club last night
was a merry gathering. The hall was decorated
with the stars and stripes, and the various rife
clubs OF the city were represented by members In
Uniform. The new uniform OF the National
Zouavcs appeared in public for the first time on
this occasion. 1t Is exceedingly neat and SNOWY,
consisting Of a dark blue jacket tEmmed with
gold braid, scarlet trousers OF the usual zsuaye
cut, and buff and white legglngs. The head dress
Is a scarlet fancy cap, with a blus tassel han ging
down the back.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-20
THERMOMETRICAL.

The range of the thermometer yesterday at
the drug store OF Nj Joseph BlacSman' on the
south side o. Broad street, was as follows: 8 A.
M. "a; 10 A. H., 81; IL NJ, 81; T. n, 81; 4P. NJ,
So; 6 r. a., 81; 8 !. NJ, 81.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-20

THE REV. +. W. MILES HAVING
limited number OF those who desire private IN
struction in Languages, or other branches OF LIZ
erature not mathematical. Those VINO may de'
sire sach assistance, are requested 70 sppts,a1C
B. NILES, Esq, No. 23 Broad -stteet, !oI ,u,Ces
Information. oeSsa'ns
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-20

as-T THE FRIENDS AND ACQUANT-
ANCEs OF HI. and Mrs. b. Buck are respectfully
invited to attend the Funeral Services Of their
youngest daughter, META BUCK, from their resi-.
dence, NO. 81 Tradd street, THIs AFTERNOON, ats
O'Clock. oec~e
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@ THE RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND
Acquaintances Of Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. oaussen'
and OF Mr.. and Mrs. ARCHIBALD hcLEish' arc
respectfully invited to attend the funera. ser.
vices Of tile latter, from ner reslaeRce' NO..
Cumberland street, tbs AFTERNOON at O'CLOCK.
dnc1n.H
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Obnuarp.

STROHECKER.-Died, inSumnlt, Ais:isslppi.
Ssth wear or his age, second SON OF the ATE 'onn
L. Strohecker, OF this city.
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funeral Mptlres.

@-THE FRIENDS AND ACQUANT-
\ G 8 OF Miss ELIZA5ETH BROWN, Of Mrs.
George Brown, and OF Mr.. Dunbar Paul. are 10
specially invited to attend the Funeral OF the
former. at the First Presbyterian Church, TH1s
MORNING, at 10 O'Clock. dec2o
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The River Seine overlooked Its bark9 yestel.
dav. the water spreading on both slaes 81 LUG
Paris ouays and flooding the city.
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d PRODIGIOUS PLUNDERER DIS
GORGES.

NEW YORK., December 10.
1t ls stated that the Erie suits against Jay
Gonld have been dismissed, he dlsgorging nine
million dollars. Two gold brokerage firms are
reported suspended.
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THE STRUGGLE IN CUB4.
Nru YnaK.necemser1 l.

NEW YoRK,. December 10.
The Herald publishes twelve columns about
Cuha. 1t says twelve thousand Gubans are
under arms aud have plenty or ammunition. but
lack guns. Had they guns they could place forty
thousand men In the led. The struggle will be
pro:ougel unless outside parties interfere.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-20

r TIE RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND
acaua,ntances OF Mr.. and MIS-. Henry N. Presual
md the respective families, are respectfully To.
yIted to attend the FuReral Services OF lDARE-
BECCa, eld-st daughter Of the former, at 3
O'Clock P. u. TH1s DAY, at No. 10 Wharf street.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-20
A FIELD DAY IN THE SENATE.

Four Hours More ON the a Btil-A
Defeat for Whittemore-The Judicial
Election for the Eighth Circuit-Hur-
Icy Proposes TO Ventilate the Blue
Ridge Swind1e.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-20

"a PLAGUE ON BOTH YOUR HOUSES"
The two branches OF the General Assembly still
nurse their disagreement on the question OF pay.
ing The attaches during the recess, and to-day
two. more causes OF dispute arose. The trouble
ahout t re pay OF the attaches arose from tho
action OF the Senate IN adding to the concurrent
resolution to adj ,urn for twenty days q proViso
that no atta"hes should be paid during that
Senate refused TO retract- A OF con-
ference was appointed, aud the committee to day
recommended the Senate to recede from its
action, but the Senate has again said 1t would DO
no such thing, and the House still refusing to
back down, another committee OF conference was
appointed, which It Is supposed will report 10
morrow.
The sec md quarrel Is as to The pay OF the soil
citHrs aud attorneys engaged to draft bills for the
General Assembly. The House SAYS ten dollars o
gay ana me senate saws six dollars a day, and
neither SHOWS any inclination to give way. A
similar process or committees and conferences
Will doubtless be resorted to to morrow, and It is
quite probable that the lawyers, who are only
four In number, will get their ten dollars per
diem.
The third trouble Is expected to arise unon the
Senate amendment, to the tax levy, aud It Is diff .
cult 10 predict how 1t viii terminate. The consid.
GRAFTON, however. that both houses have agreed
to adjourn on the day after to morrow, viii bro :.
ably be Sufficient to bring about some result to
morrow.
Senator whittemores bill, to incorporate the
ATLANTIC AND sANTEE RIVER RAILROAD
Company, was to-day referred to the railroad
committee. IRE first four sections OF this bill
provide as follows:
SECTION l. That Edward ". Denny, Edward ].
Brown and f. c. D. Kltteridge, their successors
and associates, are hereby constituted o body
polite and corporate, by the name and style OF
the Atlantic and Santee River Railroad Company,
and hereby vested with all the powers, rights
and privileges incident to bodies politic and cor.
porate.
SEC. 2. That the said company Is hereby author.
lied and empowered to build, construct, main-
IAN and operate, o rsufoaa itom GEORGETOWN. or
| to any point or place on, OF near the Santee
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-17
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

Cotton Arm net ,ecoos 81 ssISs ~ @
is42 weeky-Net rtosips 1885, exports istwisc, 81.
c,,,. NsT 0nlT ,as, August a, 10. 1879
ceipts I, eaies gross 10 sales g. STOCK ss wesaly
Net receipts. 1888 srosh 2s; exports, coaswisc OIL sales
MosrLE, August Is, Is7a
exports coastwise /; sales Is; stock, 7SS
s. Gs'2 ns ssss HsssSsi nj sssS d. Il:
ports coastwise, 47S. Sales 40.
s.s: a s. ~ $ss.ss;s. Asss
49, Experts cos%iso Sales l''s'p' M s'''
ss.rs :ssS 4ssSs KS
yss s. ysfs E s s d i % Vs "a ::
roDaocoAavauens tend.a nsy'y sales Aq SEs M m
Lake RI : whss s sssS:..
S %S Ga sorn @ dc Canal oa % a.
sSssa' sa,nsa
S%$Ss :;''sS q .Es:; s
cissi Is sBdas e sSs %issss a.s:
SssT ss,ss. sai he'd &c &C.
.,gss 4s; .sss. Ss,.! i, d H.. &s'.!
SO gs double extra e wheat scarce No. a$waass:
oS Corn aass Il fss G Tor i%f o i
unbolted per cwt Mileed unchanged: shorts, sis:
ship stus $40 mtddlings so per ton: Highwnes 0c.
Gaa Si ifsghts1 Nv sc corn !c 70 New York;
ffeights-Flour to Boston Sc t9 New York &c 2 AZ
banSy sSc Rece1Pts y 900 bushels wheat $500
Wheat 1000 bushels corn, 1900 bushels $4,000 feet
lumber. -,
CHICAGO, August 16, 187z
Flour dull and unchanged Wheat active and higher;
No Spring sold up to 81 81 closed at 81 So bid cash OF
August 81 q september No; Spring sold at No.
Corn get and weak hsayy reseg deprSss the mar.
80 September rejected at high n,lxea sold at
and higher; No. quoted at eSc &c. Barley nrm:
asked but demand; sale reported at SIS rs,
Sor September; quoted at close q market az ~
Sales a. s,Sc ss. for winter; e. sSe;
&c 6hsc short rib middles sac bid, ssc askedj
short clear middes sold at sIc &c. Bacon firm and
ISsc. lsc Whskey sales at SOC 0Oc Lake frelghts
wheat $4,000 bSshss corn $4,000 bSshels oats ss9
mentsIflour, 5000 bbls wheat, 5000 bushels cora.
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A FEARLESS SEA CAPTAIN.

He Will Sink with HIS Vessel Before He
Abandons Her-The wondrous Escape
OF the Ship Cathedral-A Vessel Float.
ing on Her Cargo.
Yesterday afternoon HERALD reporter con.
versed with Captain Webb, Of the British ship
Cathedral, which arrived In this port yesterday,
after a wondrous escape from the jaws OF death,
and Is now at anchor OF Bedloe's Island, with
twelve feet Of water in her hold. The captain, who
Is native OF this country, made the following
statement:-We left Pensacola on the oath day of
July, with q cargo Of 1900 tons green
sawn timber, bound for London, England with
twenty souls on board all told. The weather
was oil that could be desired until Hatteras was
tude "a % and longitude ~ 55 terrific hurricane
broke upon US from the east, with head seas, and
during its continuance we lost mainsail and lower
foretopsa The vessel sprung aleak, and all hands
were ordered to the pumps, at which they
worked courageously, but the water poured In at
hausted and it appeared as II we must go down. /
saw several ships but did not signalize them, as
hoped to bring the vessel safe into New Yorkfo
stop the leak. The carpenter, while at workat the
pumps had the back OF his hand torn Or and
died the next day from exhaustion and paralysis
native of Bremen We buried him on the following
day. On the 18th boat from the whaleman Ell
bridge Gerry boarded Is In latitude SO deg 80 min
longitude "a deg and helped rs to work at the
pumps for six hours She was I'VE months out
and had captured 10 barrels Of sperm oil. That Is
Brooklyn, tomorrow morning at three O'Clock,
where the cargo will be discharged and the leak
repaired. II we had not had a cargo OF timber on
board believe we should have sunk.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON Mo.Ey MAaxEr.-LoNpos, August is-d P. NJ
COnsos closed at 9 for money and 92 for the account
limited s States s bonds ss.s es 1865, old.
&c. ~
LIyEnPooL CorroH MARKEr.-LdvxnrooL, August ls-5 r
Maine, Market nsm c 6 mIadiins upa9ds sd
have been 10000 bales including 1900 for speculation and
Guiding u o for expert and 500 on Speculation Ths
stock In port is gl5OO0 bales including l00) American
The receipts OF the week have been 5000 bales including
1000 American. Actual export, $4,000 bales. The sock
American. Id
TRADE IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, August l6.-The
market for and fabrics at Manchester is quiet but
firm.
LIVERPOOL BREADsruPss MARKEr.-LIvEnPooL, August
1876 r. MThc receipts of this for the
three days have been 1900 quarters, Including ll0N
American The market 10 Arm Wheat lis 81 lis lod.
per GENITAL for red Western Spring The weather to-day
ters including II, SO American. NJ ,#t
LIvERrooL Provisions MARKEr-LIvERPooL. August
1913 r. M-Pork, 49, per Dbl. Tor new Lard. ia
per cwt. -
ILyeRPooL PRODUCE MARKET. -LIvRRrooL, August TO-
p. M.-Tallow, 42s. Cd. per cwt.
LONDON PnoDUcK MARKEr.-LoNDoN August l6-Even-
lng-Ldnseed oil Ell per ton Spirits turpentine 3s g.
q 35s per cwt TallOw, ASS Cd. per cwt. '
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THE SAVANNAH IN DISTRESS.
CONTINUED FROM EIGHTH PAGE.

they now lie. Tbs iron, on denomination,
was found to be perfectly sound, and the
force Of the blow to shatter.so solid mass must
sion from the engine been added to the force OF
this blow the boat would have been as complete Q
wreck as the Westfeld, and that without the ex-
the connecting rod, which was was a solid ribbon
about three inches thick and six or seven In width
Of about one and saG SH hc2S Aw IN oep.n Nat had
evidently existed for some the Judging from the
dscOl0rati0n OF the iron. The engineer said ne
had oiled the part thoroughly, and 1t could not
nave been us 5 S pos
of the machinery were In sound worklng order:
and this Spring had been thoroughly overhauled
and put in hret-claSS trim.
STATEMENT OF ONE OF THE CREW.
Two men were left in charge OF the steamer dur
ing the night, one Of whom was spectator OF the
Hs gvfS the orwara Saloon with Cap
tain Post assisting TO collect fares. Not long AFTER
the vessel had len Whtestone or the last ianding
and Just as we were between that place and Rker's
Island, heard a terrific explosion and cloud OF
steam, arising from the engine room. The glass IN
sp s s WS little gri in the mouth
Everybody rushed or but those IN the I'M "a
mediate vicinity Of the engine seemed 70 o., De
paralyzed with fear. rush was made for the lie
preservcrs and the racks were torn down and
were thrown down in the scuffle and one had her
hand slightly injured by being stepped upon. sew
erai gentlemen ieaped into the feboat and one lost
his chain in attempting to get in. AS soon as the
STEAM CLEARED AWAY
ran forward and saw one lady, with child In her
arms, attempt to leap on the promenade on to the
forward deck, but she was restrained nom doing
so. Was told that q lady had already jumped down,
but as tho distance was only eight feet and She
fell among crowd Of gentlemen she sustained no
injury. 1t was fully five minutes before the crowd
realized that there was no danger, ana Just then zen
the excited passengers to scramble on board.
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toi2 7c. aoc Java-Dutch standard Nos N N n a.
o e,sc. Maniia-superior and extra superior rae 6<c
srELrRn-Saies y tons SiIeslan at To- gcld; msrfef
sEKDsThe market for iinseed has been au,.e .ctIvs
since our last but e. easier prices The sales up s
bags on prysts terms and Sss az so extra s'9 o
~ y gold. four month"; Clover in moderate obbinS
trade with sales At for Ohio. ioc l0Ac for fndans
"a rs - 50 per busheL
SToBAocoThe market since last has been active
at loc c $50 do new CROP Connecticut wrap9er. a
Ohio at 1886; Isl do. do Pennsylvania at TIC 100 do
sundry Wrappers for export at 25c &c. 700 hds Ken
tuGky at 3D. l5c and 800 bales OF Ha yana at g5c
TAtLow was In moderate demand and Arm: Sales !6Oe
lbs including 30 oo lbs Of city. at 9. and 500 Lbs Of
WooL-The demand for the past three days has been
somewhat better Parties have shown more Willingness
to meet the views OF BUYERS still prices show general
change We hear Of sales Of 1000 lbs Xxx Ohio fleece ae
i n;s do 'G SoR Lbs Colorado aOc ooc lbs Monte
lbs Texas S5c ACC. loo lbs Nevada I2c Iz loo ibs
Cape, 38c. 40c. 1000 lbs fine Buenos Agrcs Creoa
sorts SOC 1000 lbs Georgia. sc. 25,ooO lbs Mcdt
So; SSo lbs a xissSissaa And Ohio Rssce. Sss.
bales superior do, SIC $50 bales pulled Mesla 77lo
80 bales Cape, A0c us bales DO, Ssc iOc 6oo Ina
fleece, 5000 lbs. unwashed do, BOD lbs Mex
lean wool, 10000 do Western fleece 5000 do extra
pulled, all on private terms
WHIsKEY-Reoeps-i2 bills The market was hrmer
do. At 935ac.-Ciosng at 93c. a 93%c