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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-05-17

9th. To authorise the Board of Trustees
to build school houses, or ront the Same; to
sell any school house site or other property
belonging to the District, when the sam
shall no longer be needful for tho use of thu
District
7th. To alter or repeal their proc ys,
from time to time, as occasion may require,
and to do any other business contemplated
in this Act"
You are hereby most earnestly advised to
instruct the Clerk Of each Of the several
Boards of School Trustees in your county to
give due notice Of an annual meeting, to be
held in the School District under their
supervision, on Saturday, 2sth day of une,
1873, ut IL o'clock, NJ. deem i, Of great
Importance to the success Of eur Free Com.
mon School System, that these meetings be
held iu every Sohssl District in the State and
that each School District raise a liberal
Local or District School Tax for the support
of its Free Common Schools for the folisw
ing reasons;
lst The stage appropriation made for
Free Common School purposes. for the cur
rent fiscal year, is itself, insufficient to su p
ply the educational wants of the people In
those States having the most popular, salts
factory and successful systsms of Free com
mon Schools, the schoos a-e almost wholly
sustained by means Of Local School Taxes.
I'd. The amount of Poll Tax collected in
each of the several School Districts is. Of
itself, insignificant.
3D.. The Local School Tax raised in any
School District will be Of great service as
auxiliary and supplementary to the State
appropriation and Poll Tax
4th The Local School Tax is paid into
the County Treasury, and Is d. ectiy subject
to the order of the Board of School Trustees
conntersigncd by the County School Com
missioner"
In accordance with the above C:.:.ler
and in order TINT an amount necessary TO
liquidntc the indebtedness Of this important
Branch of the administration OF the County.
for the fiscal year next ensuing. would
suggest the Importance Of liberal tax levy
by the several school Dist riots for the SUP
port Of its Free Common Schools.
F. r. McKINLAY,
County School Commissioner,
Orangcburg County S. C.
may Ia 81
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PeddierB Of s0Sseee, "a third class,
horse) )................. ............. Is 90
Peddlers Of tobacco, forth class,
ION foot or public ccs-eyasesl.... 10 90
Brewers Of less than 600 barTels.... 20 90
Brewers OF 500 barrels or more..... 100 90
Any person who shall fall to comply With
the foregoing requirements will be snhjecf
to severe penalties.
speoisl-taz Payers throughout the United
states are reminded that they mus; maize
application to the Collector {or Deputy
Collector) Of their respective districts, aud
procure the proper stamp for the special.
tax Year, commencing May /, 1873, witheug
waiting for further notice TE
w. r. CLOUTMAS,
Collector Internal Revenue,
2D District South Carolina. T
Application may also be made TO, and
stamps procured OF,
RoBET d. STAEELY,
Deputy Collect or.
Charleston South Carolina.
May A
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NOTICE.

In accordance with an ACT Of the Gene.
raj Assembly passed on the Goth February,
1878, oil persons HOLDING CLAIMS
against the County of orangcburg prior. to
the fret day OF November A. ID. 1872. viii
present the same to George Boliver, ESQ.,,
Clerk Of the Court Of said County. for. Reg.
istratiOn, on or before the FIRST day Of Octo-
Der, A. ID. 1879, and all Claims NOT Regia.
tered within said time will not be paid.
Z. T. n. SMOAKE,
Chairman Beard County Commissioners.
3EoRGE BOLIyER,
Clerk.
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NOTICE.

'Ffl k - etiioOL COMMISSIONER,
OnANGEDrnG CouNrr, $. c.,
May 9th, 1873.
At MEETING of the County Board of
School Examiners, held in pursuance of an
Act of the General Assembly, providing for
the APPOINTMENT of SCHOOL TKUs-
TEES, the following gentlemen were duly
appointed TO hold their Office for the Term
OF two years, to wit:
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO l.
Eanccs' 7ownship.
JGM Warpock
Jerry Tilly.
Rufus Fielder
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. ..
Poplar TolonSh'p.
W } Snidcr
VIM Paulljng.
Vim Greene.
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 2.
Pine Grore To,ensLip.
AR Flood.
Smith Glover
W W Vice.
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. !.
Ameliu Township.
Jamison.
Pc Jones.
Buyck.
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 8.
Providence 7opnship.
Fw vogt.
Harry Welfare.
Louis Tiilard
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 8.
Goodby's Tornshp.
Wade Hampton.
Alsck McRelvey.
WI Smith.
SCHOOL DIsTRICT NO. ].
Lyons 7opnship.
40 Holman.
&C Williams,
FW Williams.
SCHOOL DISTRICT no. 8.
CoD Castle Tognship.
Peter Carson.
Martin Williams.
VIM Summers.
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 0.
Middle Topnshp.
JPN Foures.
Rev Thos Philips.
Shcdriok Carn.
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Chief Justice Chase Dead.

The news has by this time been circu.
lated through this bro,d continent that
the cmineut Ju,ist Judge Chase, Chief
Justice of the Supreme Court of the
United States is deod. During the past
week the omr Of funeral has eviuccd
the honor in which he was held.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-05-17
TIE LAVA EEDs-ANOTiiER BtOoDY
FIGHT.

New York, May, 13.
4 special from the lava bed, says:
Captain Easbroucks scouting party was
attacked by the Modocs They id i
complete surprise Four sollie~s and
one Warm Spring Indian were killed
and six soldiers aud one Warm Spring
Indian wounded. Captain Hasbrouck
rallied his men and charged when the
Modocs scattered through the woods
Several volleys were fred among them,
but it is not knowu whether any Modocs
were hurt The troops captured twenty
Eve horses Captain Jack wore General
Canby's uniform. There were thirty.
three Modocs engaged. When the last
courier left the troops were between the
indiaus and their lava stron .holds.
Captain Hasbrouck thinks the Indians
aye ucarly out Of ammunition
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THE GALLow FOR NIXON.

New York, May, 13.
Preparations will be commenced to-
morrow for the erection of gallows for
the execution of Nixon, the m ,rderer of
Philfer, who will be hanged Friday at
6 A. NJ. TIE application for writ of
error will BIB reu ,wcd to-day.
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Episcopal 4 Onycnfion.

The Diocesan Convention has bccu in
session at Camden during the past week.
The proceedings were inter cstiny and
important.
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ORR's SUCCESS SOR.

The name Of Chief Justice Frankl' n
j. Moses, of this State, has been prcscn-
ted to the President rs tn, successor Of
Hon. James J. Orr, late minister to
n.ussia.
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rHE SURRENDER OF eEN LER.
At APPoMATyxe C. a., va,

Al AFFUMATIA}C. H., VA,
ARRIL Era 1855. @
AMAGNIFlCfFNr l4x 10 ia.h gNaRAs
Wing Of the surrender ef Gen. Lea. Aeaati.
fal eelored. Engraved In ths hikhsss 'sayls
Of the art and printed GA heavy piate paper.
hang in the Parlof Of every sSufkssa hssss,.
Sent by mall, mounted on roller AAa pest.
paid, on receipt ol 20 cents, on for 90 Ssas.
Agents Wanted. Address.
J.C, b W. NJ. RuRRoxRs
Bristol TsnA
free.
feb 8 IA
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stokes.
THE SHADOWS CLOSING

The Supreme Court of New York has
refused The motion for o new trial. Two
chances rcmain. The Court of Appeals
and .tba Gosernor's pardon. Stokes.
however says he does not wish the lat
tor.
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THE REMAINS OF ORR.

Minister Orr's re mains will come via
Hamburg as soon as navigation opens,
in charge or his sou
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NOTICE.
OFFICE COUNTY COMNISSl,yrps

oRANoEBrRG CousIy, SC.
May 4th, 1879.
Bids will be received for Rebuilding the
bridge over "Bull Swamp" below Knots
Mils uutii 30 9th day of June next. Pro.
posals must state the amount of bid and the
names Of surities offered. Contract to &c
entered intoin writing before commencing
the work.
BY order Of Board
GEO. BOLlVER,
Clerk Board County Commissioners.
May l7,h 81
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-05-17

THE CENTENNTHL-ELECT OF PREsI
DENT AND VICE PRESIDENTS.
Philadelphia, May, IL.
The Centennial Commission have
eieutcd John Hawley, President, and
MIR. Campbell, of Indiana, Sscetary
Among the Executive Committee are
John Lynch, OF Louisiana Walker, w i.
Wood, Of Virginia, l., w Smith of
Georgia; w. IL. Parsons, of Texas, AMI
Alexander r. Boteller, Of West Vir.
ginia.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-05-17
Sheriff. S Sales.

sherif's Sales.
BY virtue of Snnlry Executions to me di
rected, will sell TO tho highest bidder. at
,Orangcbnrg &. H.. on the FIRST Mon
DAY in June next, FOR CASH. NIL the
Right, Title and Interest of the Defend
ants in the following Property, viz:
All that, rnct of land in Orangcburg County.
containing 100 acres more er less, bounded
North hy lands of Mrs Kiitrill, Eas, nv
lnnds OF John Antly, So,ith 10y lands 0,
Thos. Ely and WEST by lands Of Ira T Shu
maker. Levied on ms the proprrt, of j. W.
Anily at the suit OF Jas. Brown.
ALSO
All that tract Of Ian in sail County con.
tanning 200 acres more or less, boun led by
lands OF Dullas Stoulenmirc nn,i others.
Levied on rs the property Of Vim. ". Watts
at the snt oil Geo I. irick Ct al.
ALSO
At Lcwisville. ObeginniE.I AZ II o'c!ock "a
Monday and continuing from day tn t1sy
until the whole stock is disposed Of Mi the
Stock of Goods in Store, Of Winfield clayk,
consisting of Dry Goods, Groceries. Shoes.
Hats, Crockcry, Tin Ware, &c. Levied on
aa he property Of Winfield Clnrk nj the
suits of reake, Opedyke & 60. and others
Sheriff-s Office, T.. |. GAIN.
Orangcbnrg C. II. s. C., soc.
May iGh, 1871.
may IL I'd
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United States Internal
Revenue.
may 10
Notice to Special-Tax Payers.

Notice to Special-Tax Payers.
The law of December "a. 1872, requises
every person engaged in an business,
avocation, or employment, which renders
him liable to ESPECIAL TAX, TO procure
and place couspicuously in his establish
ment or place Of business, A STAMP dc
noting the payment Of said Special Tax be-
fore commencing business.
The taxes embraced within the provisions
Of law above quoted are the following, viz:
hectihers.. ...."..,".............. ....... $500 90
Dealers, retail liquor. % 90
Dealers, Wholesale liquor. 100 90
Dealers, in malt liquors, Wholesale. so 60
Dealers, in malt liquors. reiail....., 20 90
Dealers Ia leaf tobacco. .................. % 90
Retail dealers IN leaf tobacco....... $40 90
and on sales Of over 81 600, fifly
cents for every dollar In exoess
Of $1,000.
Dealers in manufactured tobacco...... 8 90
Manufacturers Of stills. 90 90
and for each still or worm manu-
facturod........ ....................... 90 90
Manufacturers Of oftobaeco..........-. 10 90
Manufacturers Of cigars. 10 90
Peddlcrs Of tobacco, drst class,
(more than two horses) .......... 80 90
Peddlefs os tobacco, second class,
q horses Observation-Disclosures. o5 On
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-05-17
News Sunlnla
FARO NOT DEAD YET.

New York, May 13.
Last evening the numerous gambling
houses in various parts ofthe city were
again in full operation, despite the recent
raid Of the police.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-05-17

LFNAA NOTlGs--An prr.a,s
i having demands against the Estate oS
JHby Weeks deceased are nosised 10 pse
sent the sarse properly aftes.ei TO the ,n-
dersigucd and aA persons indicted ara "a.
quested to make immediste payment A T
desire to close Che Estate. go =. -
Pm. CARSON.
administrator OF th. Estate Of Jaby Weeks.
may n,
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W; Is. Peterson, VIM. A. Fair,
yonn :. Cook. John McCarlcy,
- H. boozer, w. Dorroh,
A. g. unllinrswnrIh

y. h. Boozer, w. Dorroh,
A. c. Hollngsworth.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY or NEwBERRy.
certify that am acquainted with John
+; kinard, j. G. s. Brown, and others,
whose names arc appended to the foregoing
recommendation. that they are reputable
citizens of Newberry county, and entirely
worthy of credit,
Given under my hand and seal of Office
this March 8, 1873
WARREN NJ. FEAGLE,
Deputy Clerk, -Newberry county,
lFrom the Abbeville Is. CO. Press & Banner,
Jan. 10, 1873
AnBEvtEaE, s.. c. Dec. 10, 1872.
HESSRS CJL PER BROTHERS,
We chccrfully grant You permission to
use our names as you see proper in com
niendation of your Farmer Cooking Stove,
Tor we regard it as being altogether the
best cooking stove in use. 1t is all that is
desirable in a stove, for it is simple in
construction, has no dampers or iues to
burn out, and bakcs quick and beautifully.
We bcspcak for you liberia patronage
from our neighbors and friends, believing
as we do that none who purchase one of
these stoves will ever rcgreat it, but will
consider it rare prize in these days, when
good cooks nre 80 hard to get Your enter
PRISE merits success, and We hope you will
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Rev Saml May.
Geo Garvin.
Simeon Barton.
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. IA.
Elizabeth Tornship.
Ry Dannerly.
Rufus Whetsione.
Joe Bush.
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. I5.
Edlisto TorHship,
Sam'l T Izlar.
Allen Brown.
Dan'l Washington.
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 16.
Cnion TOWnship.
Rev " F Chaplin.
Aaron Simmons.
VIM Il Myers.
SCHOOL DISTRICT no. II.
Zion Township.
Vim Mount.
VIM u Barton.
Cephus Farrson.
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. IS.
HiNog Tornshp.
WLw Riley.
+ } Frederick.
Irving Jennings.
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 10.
Liberty ToWnship.
John II Livingston.
Rufus Pou.
Jamson.
SCHOOL DISTRICT No. 90.
Goodiand ToHnship.
Hw Corbitt.
Aaron Ferguson.
Geo W Barton.
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 81.
Hebron Tornshp.
DIR SLann,han.
isnac Thomas.
John II Axson.
SCHOOL DISTRICT no. -.
R"cGCy Grorr Tornshp.
.!c''n II Phillip-.
Andrew Harrison.
Andrew Tyler.
School District No. - shall hereafter
omrr!se srrl, portions of Eockey Grove
nj hoPewell Townships, formerly School
districts Nos. 22nnd 23 respectfully, J as are
OF set off from the County Of Orungeburg
/ the formation Of The New County Of
iken.
The attention OF Trustee. her.hy appoint
!, is called TO Chapter XXNlx, Sections =
nj Of the General Statutes Of South
nroliua, which read, a. foil o~s:
Section 3.-Thc .aid Trustees wi,h:a ss-
zen 81 days after their appointment, shall
The an oath or Affirmation faithfully and
spartially to discharge ,bo duties sg the
flee, which oath the members are ausho-
zed To administer 10 each other.
Section At shalt be the duty Of the
lid Trustees, any two of whom shall con-
h0ie quorum, 10 meet as st on and as
ften ms practicable, after having been ap-
ointed and 9ualihed, nj such place as may
e most convenient in the District. And at
heir first meeting they slah organise by
one Of their numbs clerk OF the
oard, who shall preside at the official meet
ngs of the Trustees, and shall record their
oceedings in book to be kept for that
urpose &C.,
The duly elected Clerk of the Board Of
rustces of their respective School Distric cts,
ill upor application to this Office be farn i.
he'd with the books provided for by SEQ.
and also with copy of "An Act to
stablish and maintain system of Free
ommon Schools for the State of South
arolina," as applies to their jurisdictions
nd duties.
7. r. McKINLAY,
County School Commissioner.
Orangeburg County s. C..
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-05-17

AN ATTFMPT TO AssASsrNArE RAIDER
wILHELM-THE ADJUTANT stvERE
LY WOUNDED.
London, May, IL.
The Emperor of Germany, while
holding review ut St. Petersburg re-
cnived bullet in tho helmet, aud his
adjutant was severely wounded the shot
was fired by a priest.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-05-17

J Jordan, John Jcncs, JD Neel
Neei, Talbcrt, w Mccain,
James Barnes, J U Britt, Tucker
John hagan, Watkin, j Pruit,
II Bell, Henry Bowie, A Hall,
Bowie, Juo. Vance, V Pruitt,
ID l. Hannah, NJ C Rivers. C. Jones
W Nichols, Cook, ICUall.
y oung, j Jordan, NJ Freeman
Wicklffe, J Crowcll, Sharp,
y VI FRUIT, A } Weed, A Hall,
Clnkscales, T o Hill, Burt Riley.
Jas. Ihomcson, g w Bowen, Vim. Cook,
ID AlcwiDe, a Ever. J T Cheatham,
Taylor, III Riley, II NJ Prince
Ashley, W Fooshec, S W Brooks
\. Acker, II ID Davenport, J Shirley,
VIM. Hagan, j Acker, JIM Jordan,
Fooshee, Cromcr q Z Oncall
ID Adams, F Anderson, VI Webb,
j d Fsoshee,' 7 X Puckett, w Whitley.
hcker,g II Epiing, PA Trltble.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ABnEvILLE County, January IA, 1873.
|. l.. D.. Bowie. Clerk of the Court Of
Common Pleas and General Sessions. for
county and Stn'e aforesaid, do hereby
certify that / am personally acquainted
with the above signers, and TAX" pleasure in
saying that they are scvcrnlly honorable
gentlemen, and are men of credit and un-
doubted veraoity. I will add that Mcssrs
Culver brothers have sold several hundred
OF their Farmer Cooking Stoves in this
county, and, so far as | have heard, they
give universal satisfaction.
l.. d. BOWIE.
april 10 At
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-09-17

these transactions, except that he, as well as
Mills, reaped the small advantage of interest
on the loans. No other persous but Spra9ue,
Mills and Rodman are implicated.
Rodman states further that the deficiency in
the city treaty has b, en- largely reduced during
the past year by Sprague paying n sums at
Different times to an aggregate of nearly SlQo.
OO0. After the suspension of the Trust Co.,
Sprague told ROdman that they were standing
on the bank of volcano, and as he (Rodman,
had been trusted by Mills operations and could
not be further injured, he (Sprague) would give
him $4,000 if he would run nway. Rodman
refused as the reputation of his family was
dear to him. After the publication of the city
treasury defalcatOns Sprague renewed this Of
fer but Rodman again Refused
District Al tordey Britton states that of these
statements of Rodman are corroborated he will
undoubtedly be used as IA witness against
Spragne, The latter is still coufned to his bed
by sickness, but is under close police surveil-
lance
Various Matters.
The taxable property of Brooklyn is $216,-
UOOOO0, an increase of So 600 900 over last year.
Bail for Sprague of Brooklyn, was furnished
this evening.
r. M. Hanson. consul at Bremen, died on
the steamship Asyra on Sunday.
Ferdinand Hertog. Broad street broker,
was arrested to-day on charge of negotiating
about $4,000 worth of forged Buffalo, New
York and Erie bonds.
Balloon Ascension.
BUFFALO, Sept. 16.-At precisely 8 o'clock
this afternoon Prof King, 4ccompaned by
Walter J.. Chester of the Buffalo Courier, Jas.
Valbro of the Buffalo Commercial Advertiser,
Luther Holden of the Boston Journal, and
George H. Nichols of the New York Herald,
made successful ascension, in the balloon
Buffalo" Fully 10000 people witnessed the
event. The balloon took southeasteriy course
and fioated majesticalIv over the city, distrib-
uting copies OF the Eronaut (paper) in her
path, The party expect to make the longest
inland voyage ever made, providing the wealth
er will admit The day was beautiful and the
weather calm. At 3.15 p. NJ. the course was
due east. The balloon is one of the largest
ever made, holding 5000 cubic feet of gas.
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WATERFOWL, Sept. 16.-Cattle Market.-Receipts
of beef 1913 head. The market remains .enerally
unchanged anu sales were made at last wees rri.es
We quote sales of eh ice at 10 20; extra 90 ~ sn.
first quality 90 % 3d. second quality 90 n S0
third quality 90 a. 3 30. y w
Sheep and Lambs-reccpts 1907 head The
opene scarcely anything doing till middle of the az
ternoon when the trade began by the largs dealers
agreeing " on terms sales in lots at so a 75 each
extra 4Oo e Oh. Spring Lambs 81 "a &c ID Ib,
SEW Yogk. Sept. 16 rsvenue--~Cot,on Is in
go ID demand sales 2la9 hales Middling uplands at
2Ot Flour ) C l0e ,wer; sales $50 hbls; State AT
- a. q; s Esan Hoe" % OH, ST. Western
Milwaukee IS; Mao Chicago 40 a Sc; Winter
sales 900 bush; steamer Mixed Western ate al
Csc; sail do at 6s9 694c Oats frmer sales n O00
bush; White Western 70 q 53e; Western mixed As
a 4S4c. Beef quiet Pork is frmer; new ness AZ
II 81 q IS 90; prime mess i6 90 "a 10 &c. lard Am
er; steam at 1-l6c KETTLE at sac Butter Is steady;
E@ oRo lS !, 9s 81 STATE s Is e Whisky is
q 94e. Sugar is quiet; Porto Rica II az OLE ra f
ing at g Sc" Cuba 82c; Havana White 10 a lie
Gold; st Domingo 09 a l0I: Maracaibo 81 o a, IN
va p "a 25sc. Molasses dull CIayed 80 "a 3ec New
Orleans 60c; Porto Re so "a 65c; Muscovado 30 SD
43kc eosn quiet at 5 10 for strained Petroeums =
firm; crude g SIC; refined at 74c. Tallow quiet ar
Sic. '''N' ~
Is I'D ''''' -O'' p'i S'eam
CHICAGO, Sept 16.-Flonr Is steady and uuehanp-
ed. liQht offerings; extra Spring at 8 so "a 95-
Wheat ADVANCED aud in fair demand; No Snrjpg nj
11a: No IS ring at lei cash seller Sept; 1l!s
sci Oct; 1O3 III the yelr; NJ Spring ut &C a
O6t; rejected 90. Corn Is steady No Mixed .5s
"a &c cash or seller Sept dr. Oct i3s rejected at 2sl
Rye steady at Csc for No Bailey firm aud in fair
demand; No 2 Fall at 2s q Ssa; No Spring Of
a IL. Whkeyaf!rm 92t. tfoYisions firm and In
fair demand Pork higher at 1S Is q is % cash I6 Cd
sales for sep. Lard 4 m fair dena and higher ut
" "a Sc cash; "a d re seller Jan. Bulk Meats are
qnies and unchanged anil firmly teld shoulders sell
ler Dec I9c; short clear middes seller De- &c Bacon
quet aud unchanged.
Lake Freights-Ccrn to Buffalo l2a; Wheat to Os-
wego 81; to Kingston %,
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Receipts-7OOO bbls -four ,3O5 900 bush wheat, 49,
o0o "sh rorn 900 bush oats 1900 bush rye 4sO0u
bush barley,
snipme3ts--3oOo obs -four. Isl 900 bush wbea, 1l2
mo bust 81 00O bush oats, 10 0G0 bush rye OO
bush barley, 5000 hogs.
CISUi>NAri, Sept. 16.-Provisi ms steady. Pork
steady at 16 co. Lard frmer sales 300 ties; steam s.;
SUNNI 75c; kettle at "a a Sic. Bulk Meats steady;
shoulders at ssc clear rib sides &c. clear sides o. "a
94c. Bacon Steady; shoulders at Sc: clear rio sides
10c; clear siIes lo4c. Whiskey is steady at $50
lol Sno. sept. 16.-Flour is quiet and UNCHANGED
Wheat better; MAJ ket very qui0t No White Wab-
ash at So; No 2 do at So; No do at 81; extra
White e., Michigan at %; No White Michigan Sc;
ash seller Sept and Oct; No 9 Amber Michigan AT
AZ; No Rel Winter I rs "a 49,; No Q do al 4sl:
No do 26 rejected %; No Amber Illinois s..
Corn advanced 1c; high Mixed 81 S0 5osc: low Miy
ed sic cash; 52lc seller Sept 523 a. Sc ser Oct 54Ge
do Nov; 554c 10 Dc. Oats dull ~ 36l for No 2
Lake Freights trm-Wbeai to Buffalo 81 "a &c; to
OsSego III q ~; King ton II a u.
Recepts-1 900 bbls flour, As 600 bush wheat d ono
bush corn, 1000 bush oats. ''0
Sbipmen's-1O0O bbis four 1000 bush wheat. T.
900 bush COTE. 1900 bush oats.
DETROIT. Sept 16.-Flonr Is anet and unchanged
at : y q 70; Wheat active and &c higher; extra
White CIT No White 5s1; Amber Michigan at
45. Corn steady at sic. Oats dull and declining at
35c.
Recepis-3OOO hbls flour, o. OOO bush wheat. 1000
oush corn, 2,0D0 bash oats.
Shipments bbls -four 1000 bush wheat 1000
tnsh corn. 5000 bnsh oats.
Lake Freights-to Buffalo at a 81; to Oswego at
12Ic.
CHARLrsT ON, Sept. 16.-Coto is dull; Middlng
uplands 18c.
SAVANNAH Sept 16.-Cotton in moderate demand
Midhiing upiands at 17sc.
1S4c.
new ORLEANS, Sept. 16-Cotton strong; Mdling
uplands 18sc.