1k ,**k4d tjl'DMAi,Dl A OW I
SiMesn Ruaet.-The Uettea, Rise and No.
vat .Seres Merhets-.Ta Wholesale
' 'rad,e-Meuey, .Aiehatge aad soart
tieS-Catton Stittattos snd Po.--010s.
: -: tntg leporte iron other Markete by Tel
egraph.,
CHIAIIrsTOr 8, 0., t
TunsnAY NioauT. July 0, '1880.
Business has been as quiet throughout the
pHst week as It was during the previous one.
Sipnents of groceries and provisions to the
interior of this and neighboring States have
been small, although prices have been main
tained. In dry goods and notions, as well as
the other branches of the wholesale trade of
the lty, the same condition is to be reported.
The retailtrade, however, has been steady,
and although the summer tniness has
arrived, dealers generally do not think that
the trade to in as bad a condition as it was
last year,
Dottoa.
The cotton market during the ast week
has shown but little changefrom the condt.
tion reported last Friday. Thereceiptsshow
a considerable falling off, and the sales also
have been small. The demand continues
lair but light., and only 400 bales of the
staple have changed hands this week. We
quote the close as follows : Market quiet but
tlrm. Middling 9o.
The recelpts sales and stookv of cotton at
this port during the past week were as fol
lows:
Receippts. Sale. Stooks.
atu rday...,;............., 5 100 7,884
Monday................. 887 100 5,260
Tuesda........... 850 none 5,610
Wednesday........ . 12 none 8.944
Thursday................. 24 100 8.008
Frlday.................... 5 100 8,018
UPLAND8.
The r001pt were 45 bales of uplands at
this port on Friday, July 2, against
no'bales for the corresponding day last
year and 8 bales In 1884, making the
receipts for the week 848 bales, against
10 bales for the corresponding week of
las ear, and 194 bales for Vhe same.week
The exports for the week amount to 4,084
$ales against 12 bales for ' the corre.
.pondint week of last year, and 1,820 bales
br the ame week in 1884.
The total receipts at this port from. Sep.
"mber 1 to July 2 have been 489,428
ale, against 510,076 bales for the same
S_eriod in 1885 and 420,544 bales in 1884,
The total exports from September 1 to
July 2 have been 480,040 bales, against
491 160 bales for the corresponding period in
, and 408,898 bales in 1884, leaving a
stook (on hand and shipboard) to-day of
8,918 bales, against 1,408 bales for the
Oorrespondlng day last year and 1,120 bales
fm the same day in 1884.
SEA I8s1ANDt.
The market has continued firm, with good
demand throughout too week. and ;ales of
1$, bags Carolinas and 26 bags F'loridas
have been made. We quote the market
fhm at the following quotations:
Carolinas, extra fine...............nominal.
Carolinas, medium tine.........24a25
, Floridas, extra fine.................24
Flor idas, fin.....-......................23
Floridas, meolum tine...........22
Floridas, good medium .........20a21
The receipts dnring the week nave been
81- begs of Carolinas, no bags of dantees and
no bags of Flortdas making a totalof 81 bags
against none for the corresponding week
of 1885, and none for the same week of 1884.
The weekly exports amount to 87 bags
against 70 for the corresponding week of
18R6, end no bags for the same week of 1884.
The total supply frotu Septemnber 1 to
July 2 amounts to 9,23 bags, against
18,E+89 bags for the corresponding period in
',.$f45 and 9,419 bags in 1884.
The total exports from Heptember 1 to
Jul e 2 amount to 7,015 bags, against
1.4A2 tor the corresponding time last year,
an' 0,280 in 1884, leaving a stock to-day, (on
hard and shiph8ard,) of .220 bags, against
1,93 7 begs for the corresponding day last year,
.and 167 bags for the same day in 1884.
Rice.
The market for rice has been steady
throughout the past week until to-day, when
it became quiet.. The sales during the week
amount to 1,800 barrels. The market closed
quiet at the following quotations:
Uommon...,,,,... .............8 a8
1 n............... ..................... a
elc0c...............,. . ............44a}{
Prim e......................................... a5
The receipts of the week ending Friday
July 2, have been 1,000 barrels, against
286 .barrels for the corresponding week of
last year, and 40 tioroes for the same week
tn 1884,
The weekly shipments amount to 1,000 bar.
rels, against 289 barrels for the correspond
ing time in 1885, and 207 tieroes for the
same week in 1884.
The tot.) receipts from September 1 to
July 2 have been 50,985 barrels, against
81,154 barrels for the corresponding time in
1885.and 85.178 tierces for the same period
In 1884. The total shipments from September
I to July 2, have been 80,964 barrels,
against 22,800 barrels for the correspond ing
time In 1885, and 28,582 tierces in 1884.
Leaving a stock of 1.821 barrels to-day,
against 1,078 barrels for the corresponding
flay last year, and 788 tlerces for the same
Say in 1884.
The Wholesale Tae
OROERIEs AND PRIOVISIONs,
Business has been light in grooeries and pro
visions during the past week, The quota
tpne are as follows:
BAco?.--D, 8. 0.11. sides at 6%e; D. S,
shoulilers 5240; smoked sidos 7%ce; smoked
Sboulders i2c; D. S. butts 5%ea. Hams, din.
tn'nid 3 Bo: coice 12a1240. hard 6%4a7o.
BU.rrTER.-Oroamery 25o; choice gilt odge
Bend Goshen 20c; Western 14a1 70.
(JEERE- Sto 12214 per lb. Choc 12%(c,
CANDLE.-8s and 68. Adamantine 1 8%.
per Ib; parafine 180 to i2o per lb.
CorrnE.-Rio Sa11o per It: Laguayra 120.
Java, 0. G. 2(10,
SUtT(Ana.- 'cllow 5"4c; 1mg lt 6 to (J%: W ex
tra C 624 6%Ac; oonfeationers' A 014G64c;
granu late jo; cut loaf 7JAj per lb.
FLOUR.- -Patent p1 50a7; choice 95 50a6;
extra 95.
MAOREREL.-NO. 1 blues $6 50; No. 2
5 50; No. 8 94 50, quarters and kits in
proportion,
IArLr.-&Jarloads 75c; small lots 850 per
sack.
TonAco.-Comumon 280 to 80; medium 42;
fine 48 to 55 per lb.
WHrsrxEY.-Common rectified SlalI 85.
acodnto proof: choice and fancy brands
00UTNTRY PnODUOR.
The demand has been light.
COUNTRY BUran, choice Tennessees 200,
3nedium 15a10c.
A,ourrY.-Grown fowls, cholee, 93 25a
8 50 per dozen; t,hree-quarters grown 92u
2 50; half grown 91 50Oa1.75, ana onlokons,
? 1 t 82 50. Dmucks-Muscovy 96a5 50; Iu
liib h 4a4 50. Geese-Young, 96. .Kens $83.
Tur keys 2(00 per pound.
1(00s-140 per dozen.
WooL-Weahed 2Oa28O per 11)1 unwashed
17 to 18A,.
Cow PEAS-S1 per bushel
OTHrem PRODUCrE.--.ewn2 2o, Hides,
flint 18B, salted 100, rinoy 000 to $1 per
galo. oss, green 10 per ib: black 2ado.
Tallow, 0. Western potatoes $2 50aU 75 per
barreL,
TRUTITA AND VKOw'A BLa,
the trade has been fair during the week.
We quote: lemons, 97 50a8; June apples 50a
S1; prunes 5%a7%c; Raisins, loose Kusoateis
I8 Lodon layer $8350 per box; dried apples
O0 per pond driod reaches 10a12o per
pound; almonds 190 per Ib; pecans 0o per
ulrlnalrt 140 per pound- eoannta North
relia, 112per bushel; 4rginia, 91 54;
Tennessee, $92 50a2 75; potatoes 32 50;
onions 91 60 per orate. 84 50 pen barrel;
tomatoes 61to 1 25 per orate; oherriesl 76 to
91 per box; peaches 40 to ~75o per orate;
bananas, red $1 to 81 25 per bunch; water
melons 15a170; mushmelons (la100.
LUAU TonAc00.
The localmarket for North Carolina leaf to.
*bacco has been dull, The prices arc:
Boraps and trash.................... 2 to 6
Luge, common danrk..,..,,.........., 4 to 0
Lug., medium..............,..........0 to 10
Lng, brlght;.... ................,.... 8 to 12
Cutters, medium,.......,.,............ 12 to 5
Cut,ters, large bright................,15 to 18
Cutters, extra.............................18 to 25
Fillers, dark.......,..................... 6 to 8
Fillers, bright..........................8 to 10
Wrappers, mahogany, in demand.. 20 to 85
Wrappers, lemon,,..................... 18 to 85
Wrappern, fancy canary........ 45
LME, PLASTER AND UEMEN'r
The trade in these materials has been small
during the past weuek. We quote: Alabama~
lump limo 91 25.-Georgia lump lime 91 25;
Nor tJerni lime pi 85, $1 40 and 91 50, as
Sordng to quantit7- caloined plaster 92;
Iosendale cement 5165: Portland oement
98 25,GODS
The trade in dry goods has been quiet
duriDg the past week~ but prices continue
* frm, We quote:
Jrotvn Goods-Charleston and Granitevillo
det4c harleston and Granitoville 7-8,
Pp4-4p,'78 o ru ph.., G; Gl
* edal,uBic. h,o .4-4 7c; Ten'Strike 4-4,
erlrrit o Loo .-8.'jl40; 4.4, 80; #5am
0r - }ltstptii7 Adr , }
MONN ..40s a)pwrobat,
DOratIo Exareree-Steady; banks bu 7
lng at-1410 premium, selling at 8.164
prenmium,
Foxz3on ' Ex0uAxo0z-D11 best OMmer.
elat 60 day ight bille sterling =4 84%
France, Paris or Havre, $5 20,
8xcURITiEs.--The demand for neourItlee,
bas been good and prices have continued
ateady.
STATE, Bki, Asked..
So. Varolina oonsol, (brown)
January and July ...............107 00 108 00
South (,arolina 1)folenoy
Bonds, January and July..,100 00 101 00
UiTY.
Charleston Non-Taxable7 per
et. lids, early maturhies......105 00 107 00
Charleston Non-Taxable lds,
long maturities .....................111 00.',112 00
lt0 of Charleston Non-Taxa.
ble perot. Bds, Ap'l& Ot...107 00 108 00
City of Charleston Non-Taxa
be 4 per ot.4Bds,Jan&July.. 87 00 88 00
City of Charleston Bonds(Fire
1. oan) January and July....., 20 40 .......
9avannah Now $ perotao-de
Feb. May, Aug. and Nov....101 00 102 00
Oity of Columbia New Bonds,
January and July........ 55 00 00 00
RAILROADB
Bouth Carolina Railway First
Mor'geBds,6's,April&Oot,.100 00 100 50
South Carolina Railway 24
Mor'ge Edu,6's,Jan.&July.. 85 00 87 00
South Carolina Railway in.
oome Bd, O',Q eJn.&Jul?.. 25 00 26 00
SSo. Carolina alway 8tool
(e.....-......g... . 10 00 12 00
Mor'ge Ids,7's,Jan.&July..108 50 104 00
Northeastern Rail road Bonds
istMor'ge, 8's, Moh&sept...180 00 182 00
Northeastern Railroad 2d
Mor'ge Bds, B's, Mob &t3ept.128 00 130 00
Northeastern Railroad Con
sols, 0's January and July..100 00 102 00
Ashle River It. 1i. istMor'ge
Bonse, endorsed by North
astern R. R., Jan. &July...128 00.
Central B. R. of South Caro
lina First Mortgae Bonds,
6's, January and July.......105 00 ..
Columbia & Greenville it. R.
letMor'ge6's,.lan.&Jtuly....109 .0 110 00
Charlotte, Columbia and Au
gusta R. I. 1st Mortgage 7's,
January and Jul............114 U0 115 00
Cheraw and Salisbury R. 1,,
1st Mor'ge7's, April Oct.... 80 00 00 00
Cheraw and Darlinton R. R.
let Mor'ge8's.Apri &Oot....104 00 106 00
Oheraw and Darlin glen R. R.
Btonds.2d Mor'g,an&Jul 101 00 102 00
Oberaw and Darlington B.. R,
Stock, par $50......,... ........ 10 00 ...,.
BANKS.
People's National B'nkBtock,
F100.at......A...200 00 205 00
Fsta ioa.. .,. . . ..200 00 20 00
par 1100 .......................200 00 205 00
Bank of Charleston Stock,
par $100..............110 00 112 00
Mo. Carolina Loan and Trust
Oomp'y Stock, par *100...... 82 50 85 00
Charleston Saving Institu.
tion Stock, par 00............200 00 ....;.,
HiberniaSavings Jnstitution.120 00 ..........,
PHOSPHATE STOOK.
Atlantic Phoshate Oomp'n
Stock par 10 .............. ..49 00 ,
p1ono hos hate Company
Stook, par 100.....................162 50 165 00
E,wan om y Stook, par
E 0 ................E ...O...I....i.,............ 100 00
m1 it Phosphate Company,
par $100.................................180 00 181 00
Uiarleston Mining & Mann.
facturing Co., par $100........200 00 210 00
Gottom statisties.
NxW YORK, July 2.-The following is the
comparative cotton statement for the week
ending July 2, 18801
Net reoeipia at all U i. 8 1885.
ports during week....... 17.8(0 1,642
total receipts to date.....5,285.338 4,689,811
Exports for the week...... 87,576 25,258
Total exports to date......4,079.097 8,769,330
8tnck at all U. H. porta... 355.015 288.558
Stoch in interior towns... 87,003 19,382
Stock at Liverpool.......... 663.000 863,000
Stock of American afloat
for Great Britain.......... 70,000 27,000
The total receipts at the ports from t3eptem.
ber 1 to July 2 also to the corresponding
dato in 1884 anl 1888, are given in the fol
lowing table:
1886. 1885. 1884.
Galveston.......695,090 4560,320 589,118
N. Orleane...1,715,08 1,012.549 1,510,045
Mobile............246,243 229,085 252,869
Savannah.......794,207 720,440 651,424
Charleston......406,601 510,976 424,877
Wilmington...3 00,880 91,836 91,226
Norfolk...........559,343 551,138 577,082
Baltlmore..,.... 81,288 58,045 54,640
ew York...... 64,158 09,309 155,667
Boston............170,168 88,217 177,973
Philadelphia. 49,480 51,687 55,298
Various.3.........18,202 828,207 209,110
Total.....5,285,888 4,688,811 4,820,846
The Visible Supply.
(3)-om the Blnanetal Chroniole, July 8.)
The visible supply o1 oottOn to-night as
made up by cable andltelegraph isas follows:
The Continental stocks, as well as those for
Great Britain and the afloat, are this week's
returns, and consequently all the European
flgures are brought down to Thursday eve.
ning. But to mnake the totals the complet e
figures for to-night (Joy 2) we add the
item of exports from th Uited States, in
cluding in it the exports of Friday only:
Stock at 1886, 1885.
Liverpool....... bale8.;, 068,000 808,000
London..................... 20,000 22,000
Total Great Britain ..:...6300 9,0
H am burg....................
Biremen..................,..70 6,0
Amsterdam......,......, 7004,0
Rtotterdam....................0 0
A ntwerp....................170 ,0
H avre.....................6,(01.,0
M arse illes ................. ,00
itre ona.................6000 6,0
Genoa......................0,0000
Trieo..........8..11000 79,000
ToalCotienalstek 83500 ,0.00
Totl uroea Stek 10,500 41,8,00
~ Erop..........20,000 180,000
o Eroe.......400 8200
KVytiBLzi, &., 162a 5. 14000
1...6 9000400
Trior......................77,4090 7007
UToltaContinentas toksy 18,006 3500
Total Eisibe stopoy.1,16,00 1,850,285
tediacorttona anoa frlws
Liverpo.................... 494,000 61,000
American afotfor aEn.
fo Euoe..........140,000 82.000
Utced States or.. 858,988 288,558
U. interior stocs.....77,400 80,027
U, 8,t exports tody. 1,616 3,500
Total Amiile upply....1.858,108 1,850,085
JAmrlan. rsi,o
Ltver pool stock.....1 09.000 227,000
00nonont stock.......230.000 228,000
'aerloaat for Eue- 51,0 8,0
E plro l................ ...... 1 0,000 82.000
To,a ,Eaots today..o.... 14,500 58,200
Total American....1,808,108 1,298,085
taliibl stup..,.1,858... 2,003 22,50001
Th mt noContinental pecs......l750 1 2hi0
wEekpt,aeiben 8,000ae. 0,04,0
The above figures indicate an increase in
the cotton in sight to-night, of 3,318 bales4
as cornpared with the same date of 1885, a
decrease of 319 085 bales as compared with
t,heocorresrnd?ng data of1 1884, and a do.
ereao o 00,81 ales co0mpared with
1888. Wrade Noee.
EXOrnTs, JULY 5.
DOMESTX0.
PHiILADET.rruA-P'er sobr. J. B. Wood-1
700 tons phosphate rock.
WILMIISOTon, Dan.-Por sehr. Mary E,
Morris-054 tons phosph'ate rook.
Interior Miarkets,
SP'ARTANBURIo, July 8 .-[$pe0ial.1- very
little cotton lhas come to market, durlug the
psal, week and t,ue market has been very
Quiet, with sales of only 10 bates, the basis of
prices being 8 'AO for middling., iis reported
bore that, a sale of 240 bales has been made *
at Enorce during the week, the ~rice being
8%#c "all round.' The qunotat,ione or countr y
produce from wagons are as follows: Corn 6
170Oc. Eggs 100. Beat butter 18 to 200, j
Small chi ke ens 12140; half- rown 15 to 180,
The market is well supplied at present.
GR EENVITLE, B. C., July 3.-[8~pe01al-l1-Tue
following are the closing cquotatlons of gro
ceries end provisiCns for the past, wok in t,he
Grenville markets :
Butler .............20o Cofle-Choice...1
.................100 P'r1im.........1 o
Chikens..101to150 lair...........0 U
lioD s...,..........200 Flour-Patent...; 6 00
Bacon,........,.....70 Choice.....,.5 50 U
L.atd...............7e o Ex. family....$4 50 El
Ham,............12'0 M0lassos-N.O.,.50
Corn.,............700 Prime....,..450
Pens.............750 Fair,...........85o
Bngar-HV/d gr...750 Common ....2'io Y
Ex.,,white,,,,' 0 Goiden Byrup..860c
r. C, yellnw.aMalt. per saok...70o
(851 *erwASe iinTrq ees See.)
.a . .ONTw
LO1sDo1N, July 6--oon.-0onNOlr, money
101%; acc00nt 101 7-10.
LonDoN, July 0- 4P. M.--Oonsols, money
101 9-16.
Maw YORE, July 0-Noon.-aMoney easy
aFn352%. hang, long 4.87;nko1t4.88%.
vrotre AND BONDS.
saW YORK, July 6-Noon,--0tookm quiet
end strong. $t bouds dull and stady.
Governments quiet and firm.
i'aw XOUic, JBuly e--riuun-Flrml; sales
1.895 bae; uplads 9716; Orleans 0%;
Futures opened steady, with sales as follows:
July 0 46; August 9 52: taptember 9.41; 00
tober 9.2M: November 9 27; December 0.28.
l'.W YOnK, July -11L A. M.-Tie stock
market pened at 11 o'clock this morning,
and first prices generally showed advances
of % to 4 per cent. over Haturday's final fIg
In es. There were some few slight further ad
vences 3Yade after the opening, but the on.
lire market- was weak and Western Union
broke suddenly from l70 to 07%. The re
mainder of the list lost fractional amounts.
OovON.
l.VRrPOoL July 6-NOon.-Flrm. with a
good demandA; uplands 5%d; OrloAn, 6 5.160;
sales 32.000 bales' speculation and or.
port1,000; receipts 21,000; Ameri n 8,000.
tures qiet and somewhat wea er, with
sales as follows: July 5 15-04d; July and Au.
ust 51-640d August and nepe.-nber
1-40 teber and Oot-ber 3 11 94d;
October and Ii ovember 5 7-64a5 604d; No
vember and December 5 4-044; January
and February 5 7-64d; September 5 10.04a
5 16-(14d.
LzvanroOL, July 6--2 P. M.-Sal of
American 0,900 bales; July 5 15-644, sell
ers; July and August 515.044, sellers; Au.
gust an September 5 15.640, sellers Sep
tember and Octobei 6 11-04d, sellers; Otober
and November 5 0.040, buyers; November
and December 55.04d, buyers; December and
January 5 6.640, buyers; January and Feb
ruary 5 0 64d, buyers; September 5 15-84d,
buyers. Futures quiet.
la rooL, July 5-4 P. M,--Business
good at hardening rates; middling uplands
eC '4; Orleans 5' 5.16d; sales 0 400 bales;
up ands, July 5 15.04d, sellers July
and August, August and September
5 15.64d" September and Octdber 5 11-O4d,
sellers; Otober and November 5 7.040;
November and December 5 0.64d, ttllers;
December and January 5 6-4d January
and February 5 7.64d, buys kisptember
delivery 5 10-04d, sellers. Fure closed
dull.
ATLANTA, July 5-P. M.-Middling 8%o;
receipts 5 bales.
3tlOV3ION,
NaW YolK. July 0-Noon.--Flour quiet
and . Wheat 1 alo higher. Corn ' slo
betlef Fork firm at $10 60a11. ?.ard
strong at 6,94.
NAVAL aroma.
LoNeDoN, July 5-4 P. M.-Spirits turpon
25s.
NaW YORE, July 0-"Non.-~Bpirits tur.
1 einesteady at 82%o. 1osIn steady at$la
Bun, Bloon and Tide.
New Moon-lst 5 hours, 6 min, eve.
First Quarter-Ath 8 hours, 17 min., morn,
Full Noon-15th, i0 hours, 8 min., eve.
Last Quarter-24th, 2 hours, 21 min., morn.
1Pew Moon-8lat, 0 hour 25 min., morn.
Moon in Apogee-39th, 1 hour, morn.
Moon in Perigee-81st, 6 hours, eve.
SUN SUN MOON IIYOB
JULY. RISES. SETS, A. & S. WATEJ
7 W'dnesday 5..19 7..31 11..58 morn.
B Thureda) ... 5..19 7..81 morn. 12..41
9 Friday...... 5..19 7..30 12..89 1..40
10 Saturday ... 5..20 7..80 1..10 2..40
11 Rundey...... 5..21 7..30 1..57 3..40
32 Monday..... 5..21 7..29 2..41 4..41
1iTuesday...., 5..22 7..20 8..28 5..84
Ts LEONEL BULOW & CO.,
COMMISSION MERCIIANTS,
DEALERS IN
Live Stock of Every Description
72 QUEEN STREET,
CHARLEST ON, S.O.
We offer facilities not heretofore offered in
this State for securing anid disposing of LIVE
WTOCK of every description.
Consignments solicited.
Special rates to regular shippers.
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FROVItSION OOMeISSION MERBIHANTMI
147 EAST BAY and
19,18 AND 20 STATE STRnmT
Charleston, 6. C.
Eefr lb trade the following at iowegi mali
B00 boxes Dry Salt 3I'I.Lnim,
75 boxes Sweet Pickle Bellies.
50 boxes Long Fat Baceks,
100 boxes Dr Salt Butta.
75 boxes Dr Balt Bhoulders,
50 boxes Smoked Shoulderi.
25 tieroes Choice B. 0. Canvassed Hams.
RIO pcages Eejectg ms, BhoulIderui
50 tieroese.af Lard.
100 esse Pure Leaf Lard
ERCIVAL MANUFACTURING 00,
GOODLO
SASH LW
WORK, SASH PRICES,
SABH
DOORS. BLINDS,
DOORS. @ BINDS,
DOORS. BLINDS.
iTurning,1
Prompt IIMoulding, IIBond for
Shipment. ]jMantols.H Prioo List.
E. W. PEROIVAL, Goeral Hanager,
MEETING, NEAR LINE STREET,
CHARLESTON, B. C.
OOeB. HACMERl ? SON,
MANUFAtffUKnUm
:DOORS, BASH, ELINDS,
BRACKETS,
0 Good Work, ,
Prompt Delivery,
Fair Prices, 9P
I3JLGANT G3ODs:
D)O 7ND EARRI.NW3,910, 912, 915, 918,
Diamond 1a00 Fins, 910, 912, 915, 918,
120 to 9B75.
Diamond,Pa, Chaned and FanoBei
8, IS . ~11I~,i8 2to 5i0,
MO 0t OL WATOH5
1 odl Plesl'nO.229s5 o 981 to rrd?
11 5 2 50, 98 to 90, arig,1
8tuda anleeve But n Rolled Glold 2
70t 850; SolId Go01 91,1$1 50, 6
Srf Pins and Collar Buttons Rolle m
1,50 and 750; Solid Gold, 0Is, 61,1$1 50,
NeAadVest 0hains. Looketn, Bracelets
~nd Charms, Rolled Gold, 1, 91 50 and 2
1o114 Gold 94 0to97 each.
Bab Blbled Pis1010 is, 5~s4
5,75900 and Solid Gold 9i , i
1 7, 922 50,5 and ~8 50; .
OLD.IEIAD)l MT[OKB
80 IIVOr lan a10. rA
Vinderu at $8, 1iO 912,' 91 , ,
Solid 1Ivar, ilgr and Itine tong
Ballr rr sGand 40c,
LaP ins, 75an ;
SPOONS, IkRKI 40.
Tea SpOons, 750, 91, 1 /50,9$2, SId and ;a
Forks and Table Spoons, 1150,9$2, 8 anda
4 per set.
But ter Knives, Sugarpon sal SpBon *
ouJS n rav 0esatIoe
Call and examine goods and priesg.
Country as wellas elt orders solieited, and
til have ro atteton by
S. ~RMAS JB. &BRO,
J5WWXdRRS AN'I BILavBmi'E
so? xxe rw, .
A Poor Workman will Go maoein.
jury to a Watoh or Clock in five mine
utes than a Good One aan remedy in
hours, Such being the case, why not
give It to the beat at first, I do not
claim to have the only good workmen
In the oity, but I do know they rank
among the Very Beat in the land, and
What is equally as important for you,
my charges are only about Ono-Half
that asked by others for similar and,
in many instances, much inferior
work. A statement like the above
Is easily made. You can prove the'
truth of It very easily by bringing
your Watch, Clock, or Piece of Jew.
elry to the store for examination and
an estimate of expense for repairs wll
be given you. All work warranted
first-class or no charges made at Mo.
ELREE'SNEW JEWELRY PALACE,
207 King Street, opposite Masonio
Temple, Charleston. S. 0.
SPECTAOLE.-"I. X. L."
is the name I have given a now lino of
Spectacles which I have just added to
my stook. They are a specialty of my
own, and to make them popular "ONE
DOLLAR" is fixed as the price.
I import the lenses direct from
France. They are "first-quality Pori.
scopio, extra large eye, highly
polished, and are the very beat that
money can buy.
The frames are the best quality of
steel, highly tempered and finished,
(either blued or nickeled,) extra long
temples or side piece, round nose
piece, With patent compensating
temple joint, which prevents strain
and never becomes loose.
There is no better Spectacle made
than the above, no matter by what
name they are called, or what price
you may be asked to pay. You can get
no better, but may buy very much
worse and pay more.
Avoid mistakes by going direct to
McELtEE'S NEW JEWELRY PAL'
ACE and get fitted with a pair of I
X L Spectacles.
8TENLING SILVER SPOONS
and Forks at: one dellar and ntty
cents ($1 50) per ounce has ore.
ated a revival in the sale of STERL"
ING SILVER never before known in
this city, as a customer remarked the
'!her day after paying for one dozen
t erling Silver Spoons :
Mr. McElree, 1 have paid more for
plated ones within a year tI.an you
have just charged me for SolidBilver.
"The longer you live the more you
learn."
S ILVER-PLATED SPOONS
and Forks at the priceu I am sell
ing them are as cheap in proper
tion as the Sterling Silver. Just thinix
of it, lOGi8R' A. A. Extra Plate Ten
Spoons $1; Table Spoons or Forks ?2
per sot. These goods are plated on
nickel silver, and will wear from live
to eight years. BEST TRIPLE
PLATE Tea Spoons $2; Table Spoons
or Forks $4 per set.
These Goods will wear for fifteen
years.
A cheaper quality of Tea Spoons at
45o and 75o per set,, and Table Spoons
or Forks at 00o and $150 per set.
Salt Spoons, Mustard Spoons, Sugar
Spoons, Butter Knives, Pickle Forks,
Flo Knives, Cake Knives, Crumb
Enives, Fish Knives, Soup and Oys
ter Ladles, &c., from 250 to $2, less
than half regular prices, at Mo
ELBEE'S3 NEW JEWEILRY PAL.,
ACE, 207 King st,reet, opposite Ma'
sonic Temple.
E NAMIELLEDJ IRON CLOCOKS
is an exact imitation of Black Mar
ble, at a much loss price. You ean
get one of the above, with an eight.
day siking movement in ite-a cor.
root time-piooe-bor
BIX DOLLARS AND SEVENTY
FIVE CENTS.
$0 75, regularly sold for $10.
More elaborate decoration, with
half-hour strike, French Gong Move.
mont, at $7 50, $9 and upward.
Handsome Bronze Cased Clocks,
with BJronze Figures attached, atvery
low prices at McELUEE'S3 NEV/
JEWELRY P'ALAOE, 207King street,
opposite Masonio Temple, Charleston,
S. C.
should be made of certain articles
Which 1 am closing out at much less
than cost, vist VENETIAN VASES,
BISQUE Fl*URES, TOILET SETS,
FANCY V A S E S, DECORATED
CUtNA, TIRTE-A-TETE SETS, At,
BUMS, PLUSH DRESSING OASES,
JEW EL CASES, CHINA AND LAVA
ORNAMENTS, I NK U T A N DI,
LAMPS, &c.
A!.flne line of BIL,VER-HEADED
WALKING CANES 1or Genta, from
$1 28 up.
SILVER NAPKIN itINGS, Gold
lined, and your initial on them in
geld, at $2 each, very neat, at, Moit.
R'S NEW JEWELRY PALAME,
207 King Street, opposite Masonic
Temple, Charleston, 8.CO.
C A""'A"E" AT CO"T
On exhibition at 254 King street,
under W averly House, the following
vehicles, made at Amesbury, Mass.,
first-class in every particular, and
only sold at cost of making in order
to keep the factory running and the
workmen toget,ha r during the dull
saaaon,
ONE CAIBRIOLET,
Reversible seat, for four persons,;
tsull leather top and side eurtains,
mud-fenders and lamp. IVgular price
9825. Coot 9225,
JUMP SEAT OAIRRIAGEI,
For two or four persons, full loather
extension top. Regular price 1250.
Coat $175. With buggy top 9185,
PARAGON ROAD CART,
The Neatest, Beat, Easiest Riding,
Bafesi Two-Wheeler In the market.
No horse motion and no weight on
horn's back. If yciu want a "Two4
Wheeler" examine thiu one, Itegulat
priot a150, ot 1110a:
j NcJ,OT, AIlS a 00.9
COARLESTON, I. O.
SUMMER CLEAIRING SALES.
DRESS GOODS.
In order to close out as quickly as possible
the remainder of ourstock of DII13S GOODS
we will placo before our customers this week
some rare bargains. Remnants of Dress
Goods will be sold at half price.
"nvate Cloths, Albatross Cloths, Etamine,
Wool iBatiste Crazy Cloths, French Ba
teens choice dinghume and Lawns.
1,n0i Gyardh desirable Colored Ginghams
wily O4o, worth double.
RO pieces Canvas Cloth In Uream, White,
Pink and Tans, 100 per yard.
One cMe 86-inch avas Stripes at 250 p sr
yard, worth 853c.
Fine French Flannels for Ladies' and Chil
dren's Taylor-made Suits reduced to 000,
regular price $1 por yard.
- SILKS ! SILKS ?
Our extensivo line of BUMMER BILKS
marked down to cost and under. If you
want a cheap, handsome and durable bilk
now Is the time to secure a bargain.
We oiler rich Black Gros Grain bilks at $1
per yard.
We oiler rich Black Gros Grain Silks at
We ofer G uint's Fre Dye Silks from
$1 8'% per yard up.
Greatest Bargains in Black ilks in the
city. Send for samples. Last chance to
secure a fine Pongee Silk Dress Pattern of
20 yards for $4. Only a few loft.
WHITE GOODS I WHITE GOODS!
Largest general stock of White Goods in
the ct. pecal attention is directed to the
following :
White india Lawns at 10 12%, 15,18, 20
25, 80 and S0, guaranteed the best value
oflered in twenty years.
.100 pieces Victoria Lawn at OV%v, worth 80.
100 pieces Victoria Lawn at 80, good value
for 100.
100 pieces Plain Muslin at 0%, 8, 10 and
12%o, each number worth 20 a yard more.
Fiane Colored Mull. in Pink, Earu, Oream,
Black. Blue and Oardinal, Our price Is 15o.
a yard, worth 250.
Endless variety of Hamburg Embroideries
in all widths, direct importation, cheaper
than any other house.
Balance of our stock of White Lawn Robes
(about 60) marked away down to cost..
Great Bargains in Ladies' and Gentle
men's Pure Linen Handkerchiefs.
Large variety and low prices in Ladies'
Jersey Collars and Ouffs, Rituohings, Velings,
Gloves and Mits.
NEWPORT SCARFS.
Stylishly Mounted
PARABOLS.
EUN AND R&IN UIBRELLAS,
All this season's Goods, at
very moderate prices.
NEWPORT SCARFS.
MOSQUITOES I
We are in a position to put up one hundred
Mosquito Canoptes por month. Bend In your
orders early. Price $2.
MOSQUITOES I
Having a resident buyer in New York the
year round our customers are assured always
of the finest selection and lowest prices in
the market.
Parcels of $10 and upward dolivered to
any part of the State free of charge.
Mail orders receive prompt and careful at
tentionr.
McLOY, R10A & 00.
R. READ & CO.
JULY ATrRACrIONS!
Having completed our annual inventory of
stock, revised and make down several
lines of the same, and received many new
ones, we are prepared to olTer our Friends
and Patrons unusual Att,ractions during
WHITE LINONS AND) DAO0A3
beaut-izuily sheer and fine. Another lot of
our muchl-talked of sheer, wide India
Lnns. Extr a values, at 12%e and 150 per
50 PIECES PERS[AN L AWNS
wonderfully sheer and fine, at: 20, 22Aj and
200 per y ard,
VICTORIA L AWNS 100 t
We have placed upon our Cheap White
Goods Counter packages of these Lawns to
close, which we are offering at 100 per yard.
As the quantity of thin lot is limited, our
friends are advised to call early. These
Lawns cannot be duplicated at, the price.
BUPERIOR WIDEI BATISTIU,
(84 inches Wide.) II naranteed fast colors, in
now designs, at 12A~o per yard.
CR01019 COLOSSED BATISTES,
82 inches wide, at, 100 pOr yard.
PA CiFIC AND) MANCHESTERI L,AWNS,
full width, at 8 and 100 per yard.
* PA OIFi" LAWNS,
first choice, selected patterns, at 12%e per
LAWNS AT 5o PElt Y ARD!i
These are in well-assorted colors and pat
terns. Perfectly fast, colors at 50 per yard.
In addition to the above our Lawn Depart
ment contains many choice novelties, sueh
as French Printed Lawns; Printed datin
Plaids, &'avoy Checks, Plain Colors in French
and IPacitfic Lawns, Sateens, Bllack and White
Lawns, &co.
UR.liM GOODS.
All Dress Goods will be closed out during
July 1, at, prices really advantageous t,o pur
chasers. M edim weight Dress tGoods,
ada pted to Island wear; also slightly heavier
materials, suitablo for those contemplating
going to the mountains, springs, &o., of the
up-country.
EMBROIDERED SUIT&J.
A few fine Suits (in boxes) remaining of
the large lot bought. by us early in the
season at much less than actual value.
These goods will be closed out at very re
(luced prices.
MT180ELLAZqEOUS GOODS.
Silk and Lisle Gloves, Rosiery, SWiss
Flouncings, All-over Swiss Embroidery,
Oriental Laces, Fans, Parsols, Summer
Silks. Coruets. Undervests,iRuchings, Travel
ing Ulstrs. Jorseys, Shet,land Snawis, &c,
New tioods are a t,il~l being received by us,
and will be during the bummer, by every
steamer.
3, K. READ dr 00.
S. 11. ULAUSSEN & CO.'U
PATENT MBA.!
13110W UNWIERSALLY ADIJI1TED to not only
have steed the test of public epinioni, but it
has taken the lead, About T!Hauu THou
3AleD LOAVES MANrUwAoIUREcD DAIL.Y, Og
thos hot using we simply ask a trial.
A fact not generally knew 't
MAILLARD'S CANDIllW
iro retailed by us at prices within reach of
.Quick Bales, Braali Profile, outr Motto,
J. 0. H, QLaAUSEN A 0O%
14o .4*4a , .4
GEATEURPEN MWW
?maltrosand tePlOi eea h oe
f1iN1H o3tur1utegfl year,H
000 VNA
AND FIND MANY MORE GOs Oee4
JIAND THAN Ml-YECTvD.
We need the room for our
GRE~AT EUJIREAN IMPOR~TATION
MAMMOTH UARPEr PURVHAl3Ef3
and are preparc to give to our thondandn oa
patrone and the publit In geeral the bene.
nlt of our anooesstul year.
A GEAT JULY DIVIDEND
0M OYAN AT
KOIIN, TU1tC1lGOTT1 tt BENEDICT90
Every dollars worth of Goods have beel
marked down 0 and 60 cents on the dollar,
which i much cheaper than any other honse
can purchase them and place the before
the public.
80 strictly Indopendent, and pnrohso
where the UtodH are the lowest.
OOM C AND 8UE OUIt
S 2 98 o.l oout F ult o loe ro ri
24o 8 umner elkd.
139o 4Colored India ies.
4% e Colored iak wronads.
e8o Ia1vy fima Ors (irfin rilks.
98o Aet Qualit} tnk (na Uil Shilk.
ib9 antra Fnle Quaity Porod Uros Urain
Bilks.
91 8'7 French I mbroldered its.
o2 20 Extra Fine Quality 1Cmbrotderd
T and , Algh Novelty Combination Suits.
leFrnhIlatliatea.
ie 4.4 Coiored Organdies.
8' o Now Desigu' 7.8 Colored LVLns.
8 and 12o Bombay UrIuocled Irs.ok
er .
(i2 and Bc Freno and German Dress rng
hame, .
694c~ ilest (Zuality 4.4 Sea Island ahirting4.
119 and ; 8c Nice Quality Parasol.
3, and $1 21, A Pure all Milk Parasou.
'48 and o 118, An extra ine patin ara
17 and 21c dathinguyt hlannol.
12 and lec Large Itusalan Bathing TowelDm..
TO NV L4.
(1, 0, 12, 15, 11), 22o Finest Towels in the
80t and 48n TAke No.d Qale Damask,
48 and 080 7-4i Line. mnTal
75 artd 98 8-4orI Bet aiy. Gra al
50 and 00 oine thek olanfo abo ca.
TLDCES,
5,28, ~.10,2, 150,4an 2 centand up,
DTED BW18,
2,48 0,810, d12% icontanu
L70 1- Frat 12of Joe ot
2110-4ih ofalcompett,iont
10 and 2 pe cetrdionday1- oFetihBb,
28 WE 5 elAt Tle JmaER
48 mand bu8nes 7- ie Gra al
'A5 aou08 8ust4 isnt to cary or able
houmssrmk. Sao o nte,a te
We ave0o marke downlah fo le cang:
F5, La, Caps2, 1, 2,5 csand 5p
14,er 10, 8, ento .Spo ato 0
Dre8s,utton at l2, ce, 0adu.Pa
Btonsat I21.o tob lot.rdze.Lais
Lo 2y at 50, 5,n 80 portd gp.oors.1
92 110-nch cometoet pat 080 anaI
80 ecnou-tt Mosrpto Nttin48,
10 to d er ent, Creutio on Frech. b
40et. s5FaeBd Busl t$ 8
Also ne Jo ALot ongran Creaa,h
FTheeGoodsonku tgo
Ts uriston rs,el not t caryevr. n
Gooxtro onre SeParson tog anter, s ethe
Aousoe husn.o thratclso
We have aret on the ollowing:
Fie .ao Ca F,1, 2& aB,'s,
P,hi-ldrn' rel oos tnd ,40oen 600;nt
Cors0 e Coars and der ant at,0 24
4h8r0. nyDr o h Sae