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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-14

TUM ELASTIC CLOTH AND OILED
j. BLAIR, Druggist
dam 500 Broad street.
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DRY GOODS
aREAT EXCITEMENT

GREAT EXCITEMENT
STILL RAGING.
MORE FORCE ENGAGED TO AcCosvo
DATE THE LADIES WHO LOST
THEIR CHANCE TO GET
BARGAINS AT
JULIUS sYCLE's,
AIS BROAD STREET,
BETWEEN FOURTH AND FIFTH.
Received by last steamer another lot NJ r-,>.,
and FASHIONABLE DRESS GOODS which VIM
be offered at New York panic prices
Good CALICOES at 1oc.
Full ID BLEACHED COTTOES at Nc;
REP POPLINs, ell cnlors. at ssc. worth 81:
IRISH POPLINS, all colors;
Heavy ALPACA POPLINs 1t asc.;
LINEN.CAMBRIC HASDKERCHIEFs TO, n
worth sl.5o;
Good KID GLOVES at 81. as, very cheap.
LADIES' HOSE at l2sc.;
BALMORAL SKIRTS for a worth sl.so:
ED BLANKETS and QUILT at prices 20 su,,
the times;
ARABS, BROCHE and other SHAWIs. a,.,
tremely low prices;
Full line Of FLANNELS, all coiors;
BLACK ALPACAS and POPLISs ut all n,,c,..
A complete stock Of MEMS and BOYS, WEAp.
GESTLEMES'S and BOYS NET WINTER
WEAR at the loves. prices:
complete line of WHITE GOODS:
LACE HASDKERCHIEFS, CoRsETs Fy.
BROiDERIEs. sHIRT-BosoAts, CRAZE
Wells, RIBBONS for Sashes and Ties.
cheapest in the city;
NOTIONS and JET JEWELRY IN lar1e r,r,.,.
WORSTED SHAWLS. SOSTAGs. HOODS AM
SACKS. too cheap to mention.
AL we ask Is to call ehd sec for yourself
GEORGE SwABAcaER. Richmond:
y. w. PEDIS, Of Richmond
j. j. TURNER. OF Richmond;
w. SALE, of Caroline;
w. d. POWERS, OF Goochland;
JONAS WEINBERG; 90
you'd be pleased to see their city and country
CLOSED ON SATURDAY.
JULIUS SYCLE, SIS Broad street
de4 between Fourth and FiNh.
ELEGANT AND ATTRACTIVE.
T. R. PRICE & CO.
have just opened, and are getting in By expires
and steamers daily, large additional supplies OF
NEW AND FASHIONABLE DRESS GOODS
such as
PLAID POPLINS, IRISH POPLISs,
REPS POPLINS
COLORED end BLACK sATINS for trim.
ming,
Rich aud cheap BLACK CORDED SILKS Tor
wu!xing dresses.
ALSO,
ARABS CLOTH CLOAKs,
LONG and SQUARE STRIPED and PLAID
SHAWLS
VELVET for cloaks, vELyETTEEN,
BLACK POPLINS and other MOURNING
GOODS Ia specialty with theml,
8LASkETS-1o-4, Id, ls-;. 49,, &C., SC.
=. Il. PRICE & CO..
nolS nearly opposite post.olice.
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MEDICAL AND SURGICAL.

COLLEGE INFIRafARY,
CSfARSHALL BEL 0W TWELFTH sFkEEA'
RICHMOND, VA,
for the treatment OF all classes OF medical anas
gicaI cases except smallpox and fnsaHltys
In addition to the LARGE WARDSs the irSnNrtnI.ss
airy contains number OF PRIVATE kOOa9
possessing all the comforts and privacy OF pr
teniants always at hand Patients have tile prtyi-
lege OF selecting their medical adviser liner from
the staff of the 1Itrmary or any Respectable psSe-
titioIer In the city. 1f
s. .4sy 1-.-s CHARGES, - 80 49,
including BOARD, Medical Attendance, and
Private rooms Meas.ae $40 TO go per week.
Large wards. - psr 49,
A small additional fee Is charged for sarsica
operations ...s
limited number OF cases from the city OF Rich
mond received on CHARITY
For Information or admission, appiy ~ .ns III
Urinary to ISAIAH IL. W nlIE, ~. r.,
no SN-3a Medical superintendent
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T ANOTHER GREAI pEoLISE
GOLD DOWN!
IT EFFECTS THE PRICES OF ALL GOODS
LEVY BROTHERS
THE FIRST TO MAKE THE REDUCTION
LOTS OF NEW GOODS
BOUGHT SINCE THE REDUCTION:
GOODS ON HAND MARKED DOWN:
THE poor GET THE
ADVANTAGE OF THE GREAT DECLINE
Good PRINTS at l2ac.-tust tho price before the
war;
An kinds Of DRESS GOCDs-cheap;
FLANNELS lower than ever;
BLANKETS at great decline;
sHAWLs at surprisingly low prices;
Elegant SASH and NECK RIBBONS per cent.
lower than ut the beginning OF the season;
BLEACHED and USBLEACHED COTTONs-
cheap;
sHEETING aud PILLoW-CAsE COTTON at
breakdown prices
CLoTHs, CAss1MEREs, KENTUCKY JEANS
and TWEEDS--prices knocked hard By the
panic;
HOODS, NUBAs, soNTAGs, and BREAKFAsT
sHAWLs, at prices that will astonish you;
wooLLEN HOSIERY in endless variety at
nrces to suit the times;
VELVET RIBBONS at about one-half The regu-
lar prices;
TRIMMING sATISs, PUSHES and VEL.
vETEESs;
CARPETS, DRUGGETs, and OIL CLOTHS;
JET and GILT JEWELRY at one-hslr the prices
Of the dollar stores;
TABLE-CL Otis, NAPKINS, and TOWELS, at
less than the gold value;
LACEs, EDGINGs, and TRIMMINGS, in end
less variety, at astonishingly low prices;
FANCY GOODS,
NOTIONS, &c.,
KID GLOVES,
s TIDES,
sCARFS;
CENTS LINEN HEMMED HAEDKER
CHIEFS ut &c.;
UNDERSHIRTS and DRAWERS:
SILK HANDKERCHIEFS
And lots of OTHER GOODS, q.
LEVY BROTHERS,
del 1918 and 1915 Main street.
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TUTTA PERCHA IN THICK SHEETS,
VI FOR SPLINTS, for sale by
~ j. BLAIR, Druggist,
5o IN sos Broad street
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WOOD AND COAL.

A NTHRACITE COAL.-Schooner Ben
~ Windor. Daughty, and Steckney, on the way
chGckfGl Of the best Of PRESTON COAL.
Those III want of good coal ut low figures call On
Is. WARBWELL,
Cary street between Eighteenth and
de l4--6t Nineteenth.
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ZONE AND SEE THE NEW GOODS
JUST CEIvED AT
JULIUS MEYERS,
No. eoa Broad street, two doors from Sixth.
An invoice Of French and German BROCHf
SHAWLS OF various qualities and prices
very pretty;
lot of elegant ARABS at exceedingly lo~
figures;
Another assortment Of sATINs and SILKS In all
Great bargains ni' In KNIT GooDs-uoods, scarrs
Sontags: and also in single and double
WORSTED SHAWLS, etc.
DRESS GOODS, DRESS GOODS, DRESS
GOODS,
Great ENGAGEMENTS ald grand display In DRESS
LACE GOODs--srch as Collars, Handkerchief,
Euglngs, anu 1nsertinge, Of various grades, at
prices surprisingly low;
a rull line OF heece-liDed and other HOSIERY for
ladieS, misses, gents. boys, and infants:
mo stock Of good KIP e GL4 DYES at sla and
BED and CRIB BLANKETS;
TABLE and BED LINENS:
AND good stock OF CALICOES, DOMESTlCS
and TRIMMINGS. amongst which do not for.
get the Csc. apiece BLACK VELVET and
JULIUS MEYERS,
no 20 eo3 Broad street near Sixth
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Mr.. Wardwell's Prayer.

UW EUI!UWTID INI'CfE't'If' II '"N" "
cd US Yesterday morning from the "head-
quarters" of penitcntial discipline:
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Arrived Yesterday.

Steamship W Everman Snyder. Philadelphia
left 2eth ult. Mdse. To Jno Theo Getty Railroad
Bros. Nj BRISTOL, Bissell 20. T Bramish L. 20,
Campsen b CO. Cameron, TarB ey g. Co, L Cater
w Cbaiee b 80. Dowie & Noise, + r Chapeau l.
Chapin Denny Perry. J @osgroye. McDuK Cohen.
Feldmann & Co, Foeartie. agent, Fogartie's Boos
store. ID F1anck, u III GRADER, j Graver, Hort Il
Co. Heeseman Br Holmes Book store G W
Goetzen. . Henry. J G Holmes. y Graveley. Kius.
man Il Bro. JefYords & Co g T. ndsteDt, NJ Mehr-
tens. Nleman & Berger. O. Sel q r Poppenheim.
A Quackenbush, w stefens, w a >krine, schr
Iona Iona. Mary Ring Mrs Ann Ross. street Bros Co.
Waring.
steamship Maryland. johnson Baltinao,s - 50
Ire holm, Railroad Agent. BischofY Il Co. w
Marscher, A Quackenbush, Mantoue g. Co. r
Chapeau Dowie d Moise. E 3 II Fischer, u 3 Mar
co. .owa. a. whdes Co.. Msnows
son, Steamer Dictate r. lzer, Rodgers & Go. j
Ferguson, = McElroy, r Ptingle @ King, B:sss II
co. steiber, Taft & Rowland, , D Aiken y Co. "
J O Burckmyer, q steffans, M Butler. Gerdis
20, w Bee n 20. Gnr.s!.s o Co. G iaeInaR.
! Campsen q no. Q Phospba.e 90. w Bsookbanks.
90. 3 Mull,gan. wsiker, Evans d s,easweli. arae,
Webb II Baker q %, q sahlman, R Bulwinkle I.
Mowrv, Webb RS Cathcart ]
Mdse. To p Baker B. Co. Cameron, Barkley 4 90.
q w WilliaaAs q co. Holmes &c Calder. Bollrann
Bros, McDuf Cohen, Adams, Danaon Co. Bisseu
g o.. DIVA, son. g Airnar Dowie NOISE.
20 e Adger C CO. yeaords q co, Ciaghorn, Mer-
ring q CO. ana Order. s isgs5&
achr = W = sdhey. Sears. New York via Delaware
hrsaswassr nssa t % arano To IT, Kerr 4 Go. @ W W,l
sohr rath'l Chass, small, Norfolk. va--4s hoars.
87o0 bussssls Corn. ToT Kerr q %. ss..> @EM
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his present suffering. The father Of the BRIDE
groom is thoughtful! and pale. He is meditat-
iug his reply to the toast proposed to tho
mite expectation among the women, and much
dread among the men, But the bridegroom is
the most miserable just now. He knows that
when he rises he will not only have to address
those whom he can see but ne Will nave 10 ad-
dress also whom he can't see.
Servants linger behind tho door to criticise
the defamation Of the husband Of their young
lady. Walters stand behind, petrified Dy his
abrupt and nervous rising into mmovable
statues, holding glasses and bottles Of cham
pagne. They know their business, do these
attentive myrmidons, and will listen with the
most embarrassing silence. But even when
the bridegroom mas made his speech his misery
is not over. When the bride retlres to change
her dress, all the gentlemen cluster about
him and renew their congratulations, made
clamorous by the inspiring presence'of cham
pugne Then he is to say goodbye.
The BRIDES little brother sets up howl at
the loss Of his sister, which no promise Of
pantomlmes ut Christm and boxes of conju-
ring Implements can silence. The mother-ln .
law is desolated she has been crying ever
SINCE five IN the morning, and fains away in
the arms OF q sympathetic old friend, who en-
treats her 10 be calm, in her Christian naIne
when the bride gives her farewell kiss. The
father wipes his eyes with the napkin which
he has carried with him from the breakfast
table. Amid misery and congratulations the
bridegroom departs-the most miserable OF
the party. the least of all to be congratulated.
No wonder the contemplation OF This kind of
thing sobers man. No wonder an element Of
sadness and doggedness pervades tho actions
and language OF him whose, marriage day has
been fxed. He is sobered by contemplated
contingencies. Frankly, we pity the man who
is going to be married. We cannot extend the
same compassion to young ladies. They can
stand any amount Of tears, of scrutiny, Of hys-
terics, OF speeches, and the waving of fans.
But man, though not born to be single, was
not born to endure the evils that attend the
ceremony Of getting a partner. He has to
thank society for these evils. Yet we shrewdly
suspect q good many more men revenge them
selves upon society by not getting married at
all than is dreamt of in the philosophy OF those
Tho imagine that going to be married is one
OF beings.
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Colunbus market

COLUMBUS, February 26.-CorroN-Our own
ma ma kst to.day. & from sunday has ben chiefly on
3ority Of the sales have been from cd ordinary to
low middltngs Very few sales OF Mort ,ern MD
diings F.c'ory agents have bought largely .irom
war. houses. Heretof re their prin ipal purchases
have been made on the streets and in tie country
. ippers nave transacted no large business. The
asking prices have been the limits Of orders g.
Local spe ulators have been abe to efe but little
The disposition Of hol to higher prices s
as sso"s % u The tenss oeps 5 Of the week
week la.t ason The road tht n Were equally as
bad. and rain and md as plentiful The receipts
attain that mount or the stock 1t s estimated $500
bales aie held by local specuator OF ibis ciy and
section, 90O0 heavily ADVANCED on, the balance un-
belle the tota crop II thA season wa exceed that
OF last g. A30 393 baes II it reaches that quantity.
Farmers have not been abe 70 secure, owing to lie
borers as they had 10 season. They are using on
abundance Of felt iEerr and bes dcs cotton, are
he fol owing are the rep rts nf the warehouses;
for the wees: Saturday quiet; Northern mi,dlinas
26c; sale lSI bales. Monlny 21c; sales lse .lea
Tuesday ut 2Ic; fatr demand; slles 10A bales Wed.
nesday opened o. 27c. bu by noon b. came depressed
and nominal; sales 221 bales 1hursdly fla nothn g
doing; Gales IL pales aoday's sales 279 bales. Not
exceeding 40 ales Of Northern middllnya have been
purchased during he week. For large lot Of cot.
ton 27c for Northern mid llings is te asst basis on
the prices 4 which the sales of to-day have been
rnfddlings 2fc. ''i - - ., - - -
w rehouse Gales for the " .eh 1921 bales Weeks
receipts 08T baaes x2ain-t 2885 the corresponding
week OF last season and 843 the previous week Of
this year. 4 ~ n 7, N y :
wERMx srArEwxHr
Stock on hand september 1, 1865 qa)
Received past week. ..HeT - I
Received prevsousy.. ......t....... "a sSs
FtrsA z y I@------
43sS8
snipped past week..
shipped previously, .2s, ,p67--a7 TAI
I
Stock on hau0 February 26. 1859. .10 ma
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Markets by Telegra PIN.

Mark cts by TeleGra PIN.
FoEE1eN MARKETS.
LONDON. March 1-Noon.-Consols s3h; bonds
quiet and steady at sax.
Evening.-Censols, 90. Bonds. s2A.
LIVERPOOL, March 1-Noon-Cot'o quiet; up
lands 1zsd; Orleans 12Hd; sales Oc0 bales. Corn
new 8Os; OH 3ls. Oilers unchanged.
Two P. M-Cotton easier, but not lower. Pork
frm at s7s Sd.
Evening. Cotton dull; uplands, 11Md; Orleans,
12Ad; sales 5000 bales. Corn, old, ais Cd; new,
sos Cd
HAVANA, February 27.-Sugar fat and declining;
Nos 10 and II 9AaloA. Lard buoyant ut 21ha28.
Flour active at $l1a12 Bacon advancing at 20. Hams
sailed a; sugar ed 20. Frelshts advancing; for
Southern ports, hogsheads 8, boxes Ak; molasses
| for Northern ports 5H; Southern ports 4A.
SAN DOMINGO, February 20.-The coffee and sugar
crops are short but the tobacco crop shows an in
crease.
HAvaz, March L. Cotton easier; tres ordnaire, on
the spot If 400.
Evening.-Cotton closed quiet and unchanged
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW YORK, March 1-Noon.-Money easy at Cat.
Sterling 8. Gold Six. '62's, 1sH Cotton dull at
2ohc.
Evening Cotton dull and lower; sales TOO bales at
2eL. Flour dull and deciping-superhne state 85 10
a6 IS; common to fair extra Southern SO 35a6 90
Wheat dull and declining. Corn less active at an
advance-new yellow Southern 81 o. Pork irregu-
lar and settled-new mess S31 s71Sa32 as closing
at s3l SIX cash. Lard fairly tlve-kettl, 19al9x
Mhiskey easier at 95a97. Sugar dull-muscovado
13Ha15. Other groceries unchanged. quiet and
dull. Turpentine o415a55. Rosin 50 4oss. Govern.
ments closed steaoier '62s II.
BALTIMORE. Ms oh 1.-Cotton dull and nominal at
20 cents Flour fairly active at lower rates. Wheat
nominal; no sa'es Yellow corn steady at 98a9a;
mixed dull and lower at 85 Oats and rye steady
Pork firm at S8s so. Bacon firm; shoulders 15X
Lard 2OA.
CrNoINAArI, March Flour and corn quiet and
unchanged. Whiskey dull aud unsaleable ut over
SO. Provisions Arm. Mess pork held at SS2 Bacon
held at 1Aa14H cents for shoulders and TX for
clear sides. su ar.cured bams l7haleH.
WILMINGTON. March I 1-TurEentne dull at g.
Rosin quet and steady at 81 s0a1 co. Crude turpen-
tine nothug done. Tar &c lower at 50 70. No COT
ton Oh the market Stock held for advance
AUGUSTA, March 1.-Cotton closed aul, ana nom-
inal. Sales 65 bales. Receipts 254. MiddlnG 27c.
Estim,ted stock on hand 20, 100 bales.
SAVANNAH. March 1.-Cotton dull and no transac
tions. rices nominal. Receipts elS bales. Exports
co lstwi Q. 428 bales.
MOBILE, Mar.h 1.-Nothing doing. Receipts 1197
bales; exports TOT. .
NEW ORLEANS, March 1 Cotton, demand and
supply limited. Af,ddlings oS1 cents Sales 1000
bales Receipts since Satur lay 1870 bales; exports
1773. Gold 8aH. sterling A3h. New York sight
u per cent premium. Sugar dull and unchanged |;
common 12>aa13; prime 15ha15k; yellow clarified
17h Molasscs dull and unchanged; prime eOas1.
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THE DAILY NEWS.
Only sixteom.

Only sixteen. and lying there
Dead dumb beauty-soft, golden hair;
Hands like the iiiy, folded and fair
Only sixteen.
Only sixteen-fal bitter tears;
Can God want eaints OF such tender years,
Who have wrought no ripeness from woes and fears
Only sixteen,
Only s'sxteen" on her cofin-lid
Must the sunny hair and sw eet lips be hid,
And we stand help ess, Lor dare forbidP
Only sixteen.
Only sixte n--wby. her books lie here;
She is vet but schoolgirl stretched on the bier,
sweet child woman, how deathless dearl
only six Gen.
ONLY sixtcen-and loved berl-Oh,
God he kneweth what only know:
And never dared press her sweet lips. SO!
Only sixteen.
Only sixteen and lying there
Dead, dumb beau y-sott, golden hair;
Hands like the lily, folded and fair
Only sixteen.
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OILS! OILS OILS (!

1000 GALLONS PURE WINTER LARD OIL
700 GALLONS PURE WINTER No. LARD
500 GALLONS PURE WINTER SPERM OIL
500 GALLONS PURE MASONS SPERM OIL
900 GALLONS PURE MACHINERY OIL
1000 GALLONS WHITE OAK LUBRICATING
OIL
800 GALLONS REFINED NEATSFOOT OIL
800 GALLONS TANNER'S (STRAIHS) OIL.
ERON. BAIsKLEY s. CO.,
Northeast corner Meeting and Cumberland streets
January emo
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BETTING! BETTING /!


5000 FEET OAK-TANNED LEATHER BELT
5000 FEET GUM BETTING, 2, 8, 4, and s
PLY
$50 SIDES PATENT DRESSED LACE
LEATHER
800 DOZEN METALLIC-TIPPED BELT
LACING
100 BOXES BLAKE'S PATENT BELT
15o DOZEN TOLLMAN's BELT HOOKS
$50 YARDS GUM PACKING, 1-16 INCH TO
INCH THICK
TUCK'S PACKING, i INCH TO IL INCH d.
AMETER
SOAPSTONE PACKING, 4 INCH TO Ii
INCH DIAMETER
WHITE AND BROWN JUTE PACKING
ITALIAN HEMP PACKING
RUBBER AND LEATHER HOSE
MANHOLE AND HANDHOLE. GASKETS OF
ALL SIZES.
CAMERON, BARKLEY & CO.,
Northeast Corner Meeting and Cumberland streets.
January1 emo
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Commercial.

Exports.
BARCELONA AND MARKET-Per Spanish brig
Enrique-2O2 bales Upand Cotton, $50 bbls
Rosln, 7l66 White O. k Slaves.
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COnsIEnees per south car 0l7n@ Mnalroaa
March 1.
TOT bales Cotton, "A bales ,cmestics Al casks Ba.
con, 80 boxes Bacon. 81 bbs Naval Stores, oars
Lumber. 2 cars Wood, cars slaves. 10 Railroad
Agent, XII iikpatrick & Wltte. Graeser & Smith. L
DeSaussure. Wardlaw Carew. Pelzer. RODGERS &
90. q II Walter Go. w w >mih, Mowry & Go. L J
Wss Il co, Reeder Il Davis Dowiing q Co, Frost h
Adger. hu, sion Il Holmes Brodis y Co, Pinckney
Bros. b h sloan, Johnston Crews & Co, G aghorn.
He' ring & Co. Cobla & co. O'Neil. G w viii
liams Cc. Goldsmith & oon, II BischoF 4 Co. q u
Hacker, Ad2er & Go, W q Courtney g. Co.
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a "REBELV EARL.

He ls Bern In South CarOlina-Turns Up
I'm California and Turns Out to be u
Lord.
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Murray, Bcrras & Co.'s Naval stores Ctr
CulRr.

NEW YORK, February 27.-srrhIrs TvapESr1sx
has ruled dull during the past week, with sales on
Thursday as low as &c, at which better demand
sprung up, the market closing rather better at B4a
65c The sales 1910 bbls at b4a56c merchentable
and 66Ha66c for and N bbls. Pate receipts
having been delivered for consumption. bulk Of Ou~
stock is again In the hands of SPECTATORS; exports
bbls; stock $500 bbls.
RoslN-some material concessions hrving been
made In frelghts. there has been an active demand
for strained rosin but buyers have found no dcul-
ty io supplying heu selves without advancing prices
more than 90. the market closing tame at 50 so for
common strained, with libe. offerings on the spot
and to arrive. The sales cported amount to $4,000
bbls low grades at 50 40 for black 50 43a2 so for
common strained on the spot and 50 As to arrive;
50 60 for good strained and 80 67aS tor No a. also
1400 bbls at SO 25 for M and SIS 26a6 rs for pale
and extra pale Receipts Alto bbls since LIST Janu-
ary, 76.2l2 bbls; same time 1868, 1881 bbs. Ex-
ports 1883 bbls since LIST January, ITO bbls same
time 1865 3201O bbls. stock not counted very
heavy.
TAR-Is firm at full rates; salcs of 1000 bbls at s3X
for Wilmington, and $3 30 to arrive; North County
1913 25. kec its 100 bbls; since 1st January Ais
bbs; Same time 1868, 1854. Exports IA bbls; load
ing for Greenock 1909 bbls; Liverpool 1000 bbs.
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STATISTICAL PosrTIoM- 1869. 1868
Stock In Liverpool. ............. 282 600 2ol $50
Adoat from India. ............ lO4,OO0 100000
Afloat from America. ............ 145, 900 1870 600
Stock In London. .............. 108 l5O 92Sl8
Ahoat tor London. .............. 10000 22,Oe0
Etocb In Havre. 80 761 40 597
Adoatf for Havra. ................. 38,2l9 25.893
Stock In United States lorts. S8A $50 3S6 76l
Stock in the interior towus...... 817l3 COLTS
Total. l..................1262,4O2 400 117V,2A
Excess in visible supply y...... rs 1853
Stock Of cotton held by Manchester SINNERS at
the mills now 70 900 bales, same time 1863 1877 600
bales. Mtddng Orleans. now 123<d, then 0s<d.
Upland Mobile. New
Florida. Orleans. Texas
Ordinary. -aask -aasx a2sx aa7
dlnsSy. -aa7s -aa7x - aa7x : sas
u;11,Igg a,ing;;: -aasM as, -s2sh 2sh - a22sM aas
Sales Of the week 10 Gao bales, including 1885 to
spnners, 1904 to spectators, and 1890 to export
ers.
Gross receipts at this port for the week. II, ,4s4
b'Les Since 1st September A6s. 7Ss bales.
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FOREIGN
LIVERPOOL.
British steamship Pioneer, shackford, sailed. Feb IL
The Edith Wheeler sailed. ......... Jan ~
Bark Harriet Hussey, Holmes sailed. ...Jan IA
British brig Cecilia, Blstrup called. Jan 6
HAvRE.
Ship Paclhc. Foss, sailed. Jan A
PORT TALBOT.
Tho Courier, Jenkins sailed ed.............. Jan ~
DOMESTIC
BOSTON.
Steamship Alliance symmes sailed. Feb 20
Schr Charles Ray mond, Higgins, cleared. Fen 20
Schr b Hawkins. Wyatt. cleared. Feb 10
Schr Mary Basket, Barbour, cleared. Feb 10
6chr Annie Glover Terry, up. .teb II
Schr ar4h Cullen, Avis, up. Feb 25
Schr II squires, -, Observation-Disclosures. Feb 25
PORTLAND, NE.
Echr Adams Donnell. cleared ........... Feb Is
Schr Eliza sawyer, Sawyer, cleared. Feb 25
C,LAIs,
Schr Scud, Coggins, sailed. Feb 20
WOODS HOLE
schr Mary D Haskell, Barbour, sailed 80. Feb "a
>FN YnNE.
Steamship Manhattan, Woodruff, cleared. . Feb 81
Schr d Hulse, Hildreth, cleared FEB IL
Schr Koret, Crocker, cleared Feb 8
schr Enchantress Covert, cleared. Feb 6
Schr rade Wind, Hoffman. cleared Feb "a
schr SYLVAN Blanchard, cleared. ......... FEB "a
Schr Matthew Kinney, Ogier. cleared. Feb II
schr George Mills, Mills cleared Feb %
Schr Lucy circuit, Haskell, UP. FEB l6
sehr sehr Robsr. as as
Schr N w McGee, - up..................F Feb 2S
PHILADELPHIA.
schr Henry Alien, Tatcm up. FEB Is
BALTIMORE.
schr Campbell. Tory up...................Fe Feb 10
Schr Laura, Coon os, up. Feb
NoRFOLK.
Schr Magnolia -, cl ared. .................F Feb 20
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sehr Paragon wahas. Hertford, N O. 1900 bush.
els Corn, To M Butler.
schr Emma. MoGrath Combahee. aloe bushels
Rough Rice. 10 w Bee Co.
IN THG OFFING.
schr Matthew Kinney from New York.
Cleared Saturday.
Spanish brig Enrique. Madueno, Barcelona and o
Market-Mordecai & Co.
Cleared Yesterday.
schr Hyue, Glover. Bucksville, C-Kisley & Cregh.
ton.
Sailed Sunday.
Spanish brig Enrique, Madueno, Barcelona and q
Market.
Sailed Yesterday.
Schr Hyue, Glover, Rucksville, @.
From this Port.
Steamship Falcon, Horsey, Baltimore, Feb %.
Cleared for this Port.
Steamship Manhattan, Woodruff, at New York. Feb
~.
Sailed for this Port.
British steamship Pioneer. Shackford, from Liver
pool, Feb III.
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By New York classification we quote:

Low mlddling.. ................ .28X@-
RICF-This grain was in good demand at steady
rates. Sales $50 terces Of clean Carolina: 88 ut
8; 81 at 8; s5 at s%; SO ats>6; IA at 9-1G 2S at
s5S; 80 at 1l-l6; "a at sazc y 1b We quote COM
mon to fair clean Carolina at $685.: good, S1Sa
8Ac.