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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-21

HAITI Moderate AID TIE narAe' ss'tif
quor sooi ,oni fair do, s@t 10
SIBd l0i Clover SlI4 bl& StaW lfm Az IN m I'D
quote Al sl2dS % Long Rye SSa sl9 or sheN aoI
and = 10 for Wheat tun. 49,, ~. o.,... =, IA, ,si
60 bbds Porto Rico on private quoted s0GoSS
NAVAL STORESSprts Turpenune has beea 10 Aese "a
arm Min s.l,s repoei SIS obs Mrrchahtaole Al ~
M ~ afuye last ughD, sac; aeo gallons IN uu
s.. an hnarl al lao New YOsx bbs Al g hosn Heai, oas
,al OF OOI bbs Stranrd $50 - % aud 80 beN 20
Tar Inactive Al Washington ant et0 ~ y ior
QUIET and unchanged a. ~ for casks iron erusnes
bAuds Crude Fish without change 81 npotsscs
ann Al DOE Iarip quiet bus boilers ae ira A. h9'|t@ q" -
Winter. Other OILS duA n. - =. ..,,. sr,ps.
with less desire 70 the par, OF tie prnepai hoesf "a
Ne hy, ~ 10 mote temporary iuetnons followed o SeAi
pey tie dem both fr The uturc arc prsea
lh local shipping Inquiry thus FAR tbls moaih 81 eAeeea
e much hgber prices enrrea shnk 70 -, hreuh
uaud the Uro,t Of Mess sud So ~. ~
ont he Vest Is r thaa usual aud Is asserted t-t se saw - o
Tor our usual export trade foT ensuing 81 nenlhN
noye 10 probable thea We .,
Pork ani Bacon high until the ne l,s
thpk he supply Hogs the interior suited 10 basop, az
that Of last wear and consequently the quantity packer - ~
Inc The Sumner fat be meerslc tenee mo pSs
prht hoers OF hog prodacts Of maoa slfrng 49, - M
deuce Is noticeable Ia pne Mess there has been Oa' % ~
want OF stock Prices mach higher, AM are hos -
~ IL .e.r,e and La demand Sl5 So EttFa puHs has ut
80 t o moth Tor present delivery, Aad mnee ~.
Ti.V tbe Pork marAeis aeiVe aud higher ae ~,
sskA eck busress the the sales cssh an A.,
2so mn. Al > 10 ~ OH Mess SbGT5 . 70, Ne *
4. IA A. 6e for iutere ds' ne te "A
bb Mos seller April SO ". sl9 - 80 oos seize. ~ "a
sisaIs ,2 and eb Asss seller Js9. reported "a ~
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Total "............., ".'' 20

Forward dl vers,-Tbe has been fair densnd nnl,i
steady, sales as follows eli on basis q low Mdiinss
S,ls last evening after April 10 a. u llltc, 100 e!
NAV 100 56c 80 1T Ssc lne 700 - lste ~ a. Al
today mn 10 NJ April Is lllnc, 81 " al ~ s1@
loo Ia l5i6o L6GO at I3c 10 AZ 10 J6e 90 % sc lac
go Al ole al side 800 lqc 10 a. 10 JIG Ja1 -
i9lc lOj al 10 Site 10 at lge zoj at 10 I9ei 20 ~ =
total go bales; grand total - 10 hzs
COFPgR-Rio quiet and nominal b 9if, god, bsl ssF
descriptions fairly and the sales eu3rae bars sah
ner Holding a. i7sc gold and go bags Costa ReA pr
'CocoAWe he sale Of 80 bags Donlo a. t. 10Y
PIOuR AND This day week FO1f
ard then, With Increased rceFs tgt
ke variable adyiees Eirope moderate export si
Sbpping much Pregb and considerable Atsa
10 cor stock have had decided advantage dld
our quotations all grades materially Fancy Family fes
depressed ard dhcut OF and the mae To- t
demorl1ed the local % baLls above SO t
limited sDd hoIers u these have found
and could mailing
The arrivals Of good and fancy Spag Wheat brands have
large and to sell them PROMPTLY arrival large decline has len 80
irreguauy 10 the pres eotteL
the depression and decline have
noticeable the month spring Wheat kInt
setting considerably below the - production, and the o.
tyelg much below Wheat 10 the INTERIOR hoao, q.
business Of the week has proved quite unsansiieeT
Tie absence European demand much ie and
moderate and provincial inquiry the stock Of be lOs s
the wants OF the trade aud qloaiots o Thee ar -
No and supane have been Offei reei "a
inquiry much lover and unsettled We have hd re
crate demand shipping Nay bat dealers ase
been eide IN their ani have o v 80
n bb against correspond week last 10
day inquiry for Flour "a moderate but the 10" gss are i
Medium Choice SprBg Wheat Extras more prh al
easier Wheat Extras NOS freely oirr No az
Super6re fair demand at the decline peyloas Iol ~
close d0I ard heavy r all grades under 10 % 80
We
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II I've l0- n = 7 ID IN =
EApOKrs IRON sEpr. 1. 1914. TO PARK

fREIGHTsGrn has been good demand ~ r',, ,,o
steady 6u Of Other eommo9iuss lg s $3.50 I 81 Ts .rs
Of the Gram ald Petroleum trade the elsageenis ii ser
rate foT Grln BY steam 70 LoHign By steam 500 80
boy Bacon at 4 by sail Is bgh Wheat a. To Gliszos
By coo boxes Bacon At i' 70 b. 9 By ,'s5n ~
st 5s 3D. The charters we're: SorFenan heae % Cor, 70
SE 70 ,Ss Vb 90 ors Grain sane VOYAGE At f
gratay British bark, hence 70 Hamburg win Go oo, r.
b6ls Crude TO- a. g. bark with 5000 o6ls Nagh's
at Is 9ii AID Bnsa brig IRON saga TO Nesio
GRAISIls day there steady feeling and rather :.
temporlr, the continued pressure money ir
@,2 I4ea's ecHe S adu I'd 2t T ' have Sn se
increased heyHes ald decline ,ace Saturday. hs noe
saej las added to depression and
i 3ea y, he ,mst bai We Sd has oay ve %
ep Of oar 9t 9 .9 1 'G the Is lei 49, Ras o
The No5esien S9 helee II Is very evident ih.I our -
our last We have had two hey, the West followed
ing and the seasu row promises be yer' late
movement Of the crop Of sP1ng ne Pa oraito' ~,
corton Il canal snch hat ~ o
later thar last year acSovEs our requirement., hI
absorb al he good that : lIelI 20 eael Is o a "" If Ca
considerable purchases Of the same knd 10 ne aeof m
and e late price, obtained here have been relatively lover tna a. ~
complaints specng tie s'o1ias eros s NeA l's Zee
seem probable m Europe by cable and mail are raih
s ,@s if E S apSp s S Tl ESon lave a air
eagoes the X le mlny Of q m ts ess,
diverted markets. ard reported ~ Lorln il
the number olirgces YESTERDAY ~ han To. t'n
yery small ana Il Is surprslg that iao sIrr ~
influence; the exports the week IS 85 )1sh sr-si
1905 bush. the corresponding week last year ms p
material last and We tnt nav eolN-'
To-day the market quiet and heavy 81 ne opr
pce, are ucertan in the absence Of sales, extremely
HE market heavy Oinary Spring ana comfaatF
6na but quiet tor Good DOL The sles are = 5O bush a. - y '
Chicago Spdng st0at; ~ O. o No Miesukee lssi ngii -
for No Milwaukee; ~ . for Fancy White AehSP Bsley = ga.
70 choice Barley dull and Of 500 bush Co.'S
fair demand for tie trade -
bush New OHIO MIei at 55d5Je saoat Nhis
154c B,ck II 5lq5c: Western ,3ic shoat ~
lid r Od In store; 5a0Stc; White track AZ NfS
Rive dull aud heavy better and quite active ne tsufn
Chiefly Cr erpo she sales 800 600 bush Damp and lneund ttttc
saoat for MSel al bS' or on 10 sere and ga
New a1os Western White az Ja 2i esa Yellow "
1xPoRrs l. ls1E To DArG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-21

The subjoncd table shows the extreme flnctua-
tons in the leading railway and miscellaneous
shares, United States bonds, and gold made during
the past week well as the closing quotations Oh
each at the dates Aforementioned:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-21

Government bonds were buOyant and strong on
the let up in money and firm gold, and free foreign
buying movement lifted 1868 to 1903 the new tlYes
of 1881 reaching 1i6s. The market closed firm on
the basis of ll9. to 49, for 1868. Fisk ~ Hatch
report az folIows:
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THE MONEY MARKET.
APRIL 10. 1879.

SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHAEGE-oFFICIAL REPORT,
CONDENSED EXPRESSLY FOR TIE Tribune
FIRST CALI. 101 O'CLOCK A. NJ.
QaI,s NJ Gorfrtunfuf ROude
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Coleman Benedict's closing quotations at 3 p. N.

Gold was active and fluctuated quite lively be-
tween the extremes of 117 and 1884, the tone Of the
market being strong under the advance in foreign
exchanges (which were put up fun quarter by
leading houses on the easier rates for money, and
tbe larreness of the import entries, S123iGGS. The
closing quotation was 11790ll7g. Loans cost for
carving Z g. ;. 6. and T. gold. The Assistant Treas
nrer redeemed in called Five-Twentes $4,000, and
disbursed in coin interest the public debt $4,000
The davis business at the Gold Exchange Bank COW
cred: Gold cleared, $lOGl79,OOO; gold balances
81 9i9; currency balances, S2,jl9,js. The fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-21

TUE LARGEST VALENTINE MANUFAC-
Il TORY IN THE WORLD.-THB LONDON LACE PAPER AND
VALENTINE COMPANY wholesale and SaOners OF Valentines
and EewYear Stationery Bookmark shop cke Funeral
Valentine makers supplied with material for the trade
Of Looking Glass and Stone Ornaments The Dralng
Roc Coll 90 inches in lengh Is especially recommended D. Il
strand. London w. c. hanuiactory,
shippers supplied Wholesale and Export price lists sent
unn nrIn. Hnn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-21

a
more THAI half grade above or OeioN qaos
sALEs byLyrHr
IL L
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Qea1hers.
Alnsical gnstruments.

A DVFRTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BIZ RECEIVED Al TIE UPTOWN
OFFICES Nos Thirty seoondsL, 3O0 West T"ea ha
st., ~ TO p. IN, at regular Office rases
a LARGE STOCK of PIANOS, Square and
IN Upright RENT SELL cheap; allowed on purchases
Cal NJ. NJ MERRELLS, UnOu-sqaare No 100 EolIh-aye
At HAINES BROS,
N o. UNION.SQUARE,
F1rs.elass handsome new PISNOFORTES for SALB
on very reasonable terms,
and several uSeds for cash.
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NEW STYLES FIVE-OCTAVE DOUBLE
~ REID CABINET ORGANS ready this month at reduced prsi
SI1 and Sil5 Fy other STYLES sj5 10 5000 and up
wand each TB MASON HAMLlN ORGAN co now oier al heI
new Wareroom 25 uNI0NSQUARB The largest assortment q NJ
bet iStrpaats trOrd wnch are rendered
pos ouy by their uneqHaei facilities for manufacture ORGANS
RENTED With privilege purchase for quarterly monthly payments
NVATERS's CONCERTO PARLOR ORGANS
w are the style and peec; In tone ever made
stop the best placed in organ l pu
nv third reeds peculiarly voiced the effect OF winch most
charming and soustrnng while its imitation Of the human voice
superb part cash aud balance IN monthly or
QUARTERLY Other Organs S55i double reed organs Si
fstop Organs 1875 cash Organs 70 let that NAV be ure1ea
Wsreroo Broadway, " y. HORACE NAIfhS & SON.
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Eonoon advertisements.

II AU PETIT ST. THOMAS.
RUE De BAG, Nos o., %, 81, 20. 80
No. rs RUE De LUNIVERsITE
house upward Of fly years universally known and
famed Of the first establishments in Pans in which thorough con
may placed In me1se premises which all foreigners
should visit will be found the lowest the most complete as
soTment Of
SILKS FIRST NOVELTIES.
INDIA AND FRENCH CASHMERE SHANLS,
WOOLENs LACE LINGERIE,
READYMA ARTICLES FOR LADIES.
MANTLgS. CLOAKS. PURS,
COTTON AND THREAD SrUFFS, HOSIERY
GLOVES RIBBONS. TRIMMINGS. CARPETS,
ARTICLES OP FURNITURE WEDDING OUTFITS
ENGLISH ASSISTANTS.
FIXED PRICES.
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Total SINCE jan J. I5IJ. ........-.. SIO,oIzoI0
The following is a comparative statement of the
export of specie for % years from the port of New
York to foreign ports from Jan. to April 49, 1913.
and for the corresponding period of the undernoted
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THE MARKETS.
Ic.rlsnr r,ported ior TnsTm I

fCsr,ally reported Tor THE Tsrsuvzl
sATUKRAr April ~ IN
AsEsTbe rscsip,s today 70 pkg@ Pots steady "a
jobbing demand. g dali
COITOETAe foF the spot qasl
prices shoui qOoAbe change We quote fofosr
-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-21

Corn Meal Jersey 80 % Corn Meal Brr-.. 81 ~ fs3
Corn Meal. ssern IS p Corn MI BrssP ere
Corr Meal WesLW IS IS COuMealGfu T. - y -
California and Oregon Flour better supply shd In FAR feq
Of $50 hbls 70 75Q so - Canadian Floor qus. 80
So Bag steady fairly active White : Ia - - fusid
los - Il Is: Coarse 81 Il II 10; Cob, aJGoc ur.@
Feed Sla 81 u Rye do "a: II O'dt - Joy
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tanning the Union Scientific senessOuhd aud hearing
V and seeeb Musical Harmony BY Prof ksberg Deep Placer
arns nv ProG b. slnu; The Seven Senses, BY Dr. W. nay
a Pare 1yndA Banquet Speech and PToL sSunSns
Ess, All for cens; cents By mail
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SHOES.

WYE are offering bargains in Shoes, to close
w out. Call and see.
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JULY lsT. AUGUST lsT.
STATES.
The average condition for all the counties
reportinp in these States was as follows July

The average condition for all the counties
reporting in these States was as follows: July
1st-S5.5; August 1st-91.8. These figures
are corroborated by the explanatory notes of
correspondents, which, with few exceptions,
are much more hopeful in their tone than
they were the month previous. The chief
drawback is widespread apprehension Of in
sect ravages in North Carolina Lice are re-
ported in four counties. . In Chowan, old
farmers say they never saw cotton lice so nu-
merous before. In Camden, the cotton louise,
in many instances has almost ruined the crop.
In Perquimans, the cotton is almost covered
with lice. The caterpillar is reported as hav-
ing appeared, in greater or less numbers. in
nine counties in Florida and in five counties
iu Georgia. In Jackson county new enemy
to cotton has appeared borer-which bores
into the form and causes it to drop. The
caterpillar worm, army worm, boil worm or
web worm is reported in fifteen counties in
Alabama, nine in Mississippi twelve in Loui
siana, and sixteen in Texas. Paris green and
other destructive agents are being experiment.
ed with, and, in some instances.it is claimed
very successfully. These pests at the date of
reporting had done vastly more at threatening
than at execution, the cases being few in
which they had as yet inflicted serious injury.
Whether they will or not, depends upon the
condition of the weather and other exigen-
cies which no report can now foretell. The
crop on the whole is still somewhat backward,
thoug gh in many localities the rapid growth in
July has brought it forward to All average ad-
vancement for the season.
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THAT FAVORITE HOME REMEDY.
ID Al NIX ILL r.

Has been before the public for over twenty years,
and probably has wider and better reputation
than any other proprietary medicine of the pres
ent day At this period there are but few unac-
ouaintcd with the merits of the PAIN-KILLER;
but. while some extol it as Il linment, they know
but little of its power in easing pain when taken
internally; while others use it internally with
great success, bit are equally ignorant of its heal
ing virtues when applied externally. We, there
fore wish to say to all, that it is equally success
full. whether used internally or externally. 1t is
sufficient evidence of its virtues as n standard
medicine to know that it is now used in all parts
of the world, and that its sale is constantly i'll
creasing No curative agent has had such wide
spread sale, or given such universal satisfaction.
DAVIS PAIN-KlLLERisa is 4 purely vegetable conf
pound prepared from the best and purest mate
rails, and with care that insurcs the most perfect
uniformity in the medicine; and whilcit is most
effective remedy for pain, it is perfectly safe
medicine, even in the most unskillful hands.
It is eminently FAMILY MEDICINE: and by
being kept ready for immediate resort will save
many an hour Of suffering, and many dollar i'll
time and doctors bills.
After over thirty years trial, it is still receiving
the most unqualified testimonials to its virtues,
from persons of the highest character and respon-
sbility. Eminent Physicians commend it rs a
most etlectual preparation for the extinction OF
pain. 1t is not only the best remedy ever known
for Bruises, Cuts, Burns, &c, but for Dysentery
or Cholera or any sort of bowel complaint, it is
remedy unsurpassed for efficiency, and rapidity
of action. III the great cities of India, and other
hot climates, it has become the standard medi-
cine for all such complaints, as we'll as for Dys-
pepsia, Liver Complaints, and all other kindred
disorders For Coughs and Colds, Canker, ASth-
ma and Rheumatic difficulties, it has been proved
by the most abundant and convincing testimony
to be All Invaluable medicine
We would caution the public against all imita-
tions of our preparation, either in name style
of putting up.
July 81 81 I'm
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THE TRUE SOUTHRQN,
(FORMERLY THE SUMTER NEWS.)
ESTABLISHED IN 1866.
STRICTLY WHITE MANS PAPER.
An Independent and fearless Journal, Devo-
ted to the Interests of the Good and
True People of the Country.

NROM the growing popularity and demand
1 abroad, for our paper which after more than
seven years of unremitting labor and effort we
havethe proud satisfaction of seeing firmly estab-
lished upon business basis, we are convinced of
the propriety of impartng to it a broader charac-
ter, and making it a more general exponent OF the
sentiments and interests of the country at large,
and representative of its intelligence and welfare,
but more especially Of the South and
OUR OWN SOUTHERN PEOPLE.
We have, therefore, determined, to the best ofour
ability, to occupy this higher and wider plane of
usefulness, and rs a first step toward doing SO,
we abandon the name Of the Sumtcr NeWS, which
smacks too much of localism, for that of
THE TRUE SOUTHRON.
We shall continue as heretofore, to stand firm
lv and suuarey upon our principles, maintain
our independence, and to battle for right and
truth against official corruption, venality and
fraud-not swerving from the right through mo-
tives Of crooked policy or falacious and short
sighted eNpediency.
We receive no Government pap, to help us
along; but look to the men whose rights and in
tereSts we watch and defend, by day and by night,
to sustain u.s. by cordial and liberal support.
We ask all friends of
HONE AND GOOD GOVERNMENT
To interest themselves in extending our circula-
ton and thereby aid us in our battle against the
corruption and villainy of the Party in Power,
which is fast destroying the liberties of our people
and the resources of the country.
w. &. KENNEDY, Editor.
Single copies $500; two copies $500.
Address, DARR & OSTEEN,
Sumter, S. c.
AurlISt 81 "a If
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the will of Gen. w. r. Davie, of revolutionary
fame. Gen Davie, at one time of North Car
olina, was a major-general in the army Of the
Revolution, ambassador to France under John
Adams and gentleman of large national
reputation. He moved to South Carolina be-
fore his death, and settled at Landsford, Ches-
ter county, S. c., and the subject of the suit
was the Landsford estate, large and valua-
BILE property. The questions submitted to the
court we're: First, as to the construction of
Gen. Davies will, and second, whether the
case of Beckham u.s. DeSaussure, decided by
the Court of Errors of South Carolina, had
finally decidedIwhat that Interpretation should
be. The difference between the parties to the
suit was, whether by Gen. Davies will the
Landsford estate was to descend to the sons
of his sons, or whether the sous of his daugh-
ters were entitled to succeed. The jury found
special verdict, concluding that, if in the
opinion of the court the facts required ver-
dict for the plaintiff, or if the facts required
verdict for the defendants, the court should so
decide. In rendering a decision, Judge Bryan
said:
with the past before me, that in Beckham
Us. DeSaussure the minors who represented
the estate Of w. X. Davie were not parties !;
that their father had died in possession of the
estate; that the consenting opinion of the
whole family had recognized his right; that
this Interpretation was sustained by one Of
the very ablest of the chancellors Of the State;
that in Beckham Us. DeSaussure there was a
divided court; that the civil war had inter-
posed for ten long years between the minors
and the justice they now seek, l cannot allow
that case to be bar to their claim. If it is
not, and 1 am to decide apon the will of Gen.
Davie, I must confirm his manifest intention,
and order judgment to be rendered for the
plaintiffs as the parties who, under the will of
Gen. Davie, are entitled to the possession of
the Landsford estate; thus sustaining and be-
ing supported by the conclusive opinion of
Chancellor johnson. Let judgment be so
entered"
The defendants attorneys gave notice of
appeal,
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To Merchants Everywhere

THE WHOLESALE HOUSE OF wITTKowsKY & Rim
TELS SENDS GREETING:
Too well and favorably known in North and
South Carolina parts Of Tennessee and Virginia,
and too long established (since 1857 the proprie-
tors deem it unnecessary in again coming before
the public and soliciting their patronage to golnto
a long flourish as to their immense stock and COM
mensurate will and ability to sell Goods Low.
We therefore content ourselves by simply an
nouncing that our business having increased
500, 900 in one year, and Charlotte having addl-
tonal railroad facilities, warrants MS in still more
increasing our stock.
We shall havein store by the 10th ofSeptember,
s. stock of three hundred thousand dollars, $780,,
OOO consisting of full lines of every class ofgoods
that 60 to make complete assortment fora Store,
which we offer to the trade at competing prices
with any Jobbng House from New York to New
Orleans. All we ask, come, and we Will make
good the above assertion.
Merchants in North Carolina have the additions
al advantage, that by buying in the State, they
have no purchase tax to pay.
We also have a retail department, where we
keep everything from common to the very best.
Also, have a Carpet and Millinery department:
WITTKoWsKY s. RINTELs'
Charlotte, N. G.
Auoust Il SO Pm
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ROOT AND SHOE MAKING.

BOOT AND SHOE MAKING.
VTVHE undersigned respectfully announces to his
friends and the public in general, that he is
prepared with ...
A FINE STOCK OF MATERIAL,
in his line, suitable to the wants of every custom
er, who may give him call. They may not only
obtain an article Of good quality
AT A REASONABLE PRICE,
but are also certain to secure what is equally as
desirable, good fit and fashionable style. These
are advantages which should not be overlooked.
Special attention is called to the celebrated cloth
TOP Congress Cater aud the Congress Shoe
FOR SPRING AND SUMMER WEAR.
Also, on hand, good stock Of light and heavy
BROGANS and OXFORD TIES, which are war
raned to give entire satisfaction for the price paid
9s- Especial and prompt attention is given to re-
pairing. F. CHRlSTMAN, agent.
March % 13
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.finantiaI an0 Commercial.

YORKVILLE, August 2O.-CoTToN.-For the
past week the market has been dull. We quote
extremes at 81 to lot.
CHARLOTTE, August lS.--CoTToN-The cot
ton market was active during the past week, with
a fair demand for high grades at reduced quota
middling l64 to l6!; strict good ordinary l54 to
l5a ordinary 124 to l3. The market closing quiet
OIL Saturday afternoon.
FLoUR-$4.25 to S465 per sack, according to
quality.
WHEAT Sl.50 per bushel.
NEW YORK, August ls.-Cotton quiet and
irregular at 195 to2lt. Sales of futures rs follows:
August 19s September II l5-l6to lS October liz
to II 2l-32; November l7s to II 1892; December
II SIG to II ll-32.
CHARLESTON, August lS.-Cotton easy
middling III.
but not lOwer-uplands Sad.
Financial.
NEW YORK, August 1s.-Gold Isl to 15l.