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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-10-14

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TIME MAGIC COMB will change any col :
L ored hair or beard to perma ent Black
o. E,tNn.0Me Comb sent by mail for ST.
For sale by Merchants and Druggists gener-
ally. Address Magic Comb Co, Springfield,
Mass.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-10-14
EiRN FOR SAFE

FARM FOR SALE.
4 GOOD, IMPROVED FARM for sale, sit.
~ ua'ed a miles west of the town of Buck
isgham, in buckingham township, containing
22o acres, 1S5 acres we'll improved and fenced;
% seres OF timber; pretty good house and n
small granary. A good well and q never
failing spring Of water. 100 rods Of Hedge
fc"ce years old, so apple trees. and an
abundance of smsll fruit Of all kinds. For
further particulars call on j. NJ CAMERY,
on the farm or
DENTON CANERY,
at the Court House. in Toledo.
Toledo, Oct. 9TH. 1869. I4Om3
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-10-14


Boy KlLLEp.-Last Friday evening
son of Mr.. James NJ Mills, mile
southeast of town, went ont on horse
back to look after cattle About dusk
the horse returned riderless, and the
dog that usually accompanied them,
also returned. Mr.. Mills hardly sus-
picloning anything wrong, called his
son several times, but received no an
swer. Noticing the unusual actions
OF the dog, who manifested the dispo-
sitlon to return, MIR. M. went in search
OF the boy, the dog leading the way.
When about one hundred yards from
the house, the ltelcss BODY OF the l. d
was found in the bushes Wheth. r
he was thrown from the horse or fell
off, or in what manner he was killed,
is impossible TO conjecture There is
little doubt his death was instantane-
Gus, as his whip was yet in his hand
when found He was bright, indus
trious lad of II years. Leader.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-10-14

Luke Wells was elected Road Supervisor of
Road District No 5, with SO vesto.
OTTER CREEK TOWNSHIP.
In this township the Republic IN State Tick
ct receved,:42 votes, anlthe Democratic Tick.
ct only that tie Democrats did not vote
for any person for the office of State Super
in'cnlent OF Public Instruction and Distric,
Attorney.
For the other Offices the vote stood as fo>
lows
Majority
Scnator-Joseph Dysart..................... "a
Represeniatiye-Jam Wilson . "a
Auditory S Free u
Schaeffer ............. 10
Sheriff-khight Dexter............. 81
superintendent Il S,ewart ~
coroner-N Fisher. Observation-Disclosures "a
Dinin. Conn., Gallon %
Surveyor-C Hyatt SO votes no opposition
Snpervisor-A Stalcy.. Al 81
d.. Observation-Disclosures. Is
TAMA TOWNSHIP.
The Republican, State, Judicial and Sena>
tor.aI ticket received LAT votes aud the Dem
ocratic ticket 81; majority. SO.
For the other candidates the vote stood AZ
follows
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-10-14

Tickets on the Michigan Southern and
Lake Shore Railway, for saie At this Office ut
. slight discount. Any ono going East will
save dino or two by procuring tickets Of
us. n
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-10-14

COLUMBIA TOWNSHIP
In this township the Republican State aud
Judicial ticket had 4S votes and the Demo
cratic ticket II votes; majority 81.
The balance Of the majori.ics are Us fol.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-10-14

AT the last State election IN Yer
mont five towns did not throw single
Democrat vote, and two towns regis
tered only one each.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-10-14

NJ. :. Newcomb was elected Justice Of the
Peace to fiji vacancy
SALT CREEK TOWNSHIP
The Republican State and judicial ticket
received 81 votes and the Democratic ticket
81; majority, 10.
The following are the balance of tie major
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-10-14

LOOK OJl.

All persons are hereby warned against
purchasing notes made by John jackson and
myself October eth, 1869. one due in six
months, and the other in twelve months from
date, for one hundrded aud sixty >four dollars,
each payable to the order of q. Phelps, with
six per cent interest. Said notes were OBJ.
t.ined from me upor false pretenses, and the
makers will not pay the same unless by law
WILLIAM BLOSSER
Toledo, Iowa, Oct. 18th, 1869 n4lw3
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STRING CREEK TOWNSHIP.
The Republican State, ind icial. Senatorial,
Representative and County Ticket received
65 votes, and the Democratic Ticket 10 votes
exccpi as follows:
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-10-14

The oificlal returns OF the votes Tor
Governor OF Vermont. at the late cleo.
ton, foot NJ a, follows: General Peter
<. Washhlrn, Krpnhlican, 1854;
Homer w. Eaton, Demo. 49,
r. tcr.ng. u, Kcruhl.ean majority
s,a.% Al -HS.j
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NJ Malin was elected Justice of the Peace
to fill vacancy
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Marlkets by Telegraph.
F0RRrf.N MARKETS.

LONDON. April ill-Noon.--Consols 90. Bonds $3.50
Turpentine 3ls Sd.
Two p. M.--Bonds sSh. The Bank Of England
has advanced the rate Of discount to 4 % cent.
LrvRRpoo1, April 1-Noon.--Cotton opened quiet;
uplands 12<d; Orleans l21Sd; sales 5000 bales New
corn sos Sd. ~
Two p. M.-Cotton fat; uplands 12Ad; Orleans
12hd. Lard 74s Cd. 1allow 4bs Cd.
Evening.-Cotton closed dull; uplands 122id; Or
leans l2xd: sales 5000 bales Breadstuffs and pro.
Visions quiet. M ...
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW York, April 1--Noon.-- Market strong but
dull. Money active at Z. Gold 313i. Cotton lower;
middling uplands .28X to Acc Turpentane dull at
60kc. Rosin steady at % 5oa2 IS for strained.
y Evening Cotton u 1owsr. Sales 2l00 bales at
28Xc. Flour declining. Superine State, o6 85A6 2O
Common to fair, extra Southern s6T7H.' Wheat
dull and 2a3o lower. Corn la2c lower. Mess pork
$81 so. Lard quiet. Kettle l9a19M. Whiskey nom.
inal. Rice quiet. Sugar heavy. Coffee duh, Mo.
lasses Arm. Turpentine 50aE0X. Rosin % Aea8
Freights lower. Governments dull, but steady
eixty-two's. 17X. Southern bonds weak. The money
stringsncy is very severe, call per cent and up
to II commission. Gold strong at 81H. Sterling
TX. Stocks excited and unsettled.
AUGUSTA, April 1.--Cotton dull and lower: saloc
118 bales; receipts ass. Middhngs AZ cents Cotton
well. Weather favorable.
sAvArENAH, April Cotton dull; sales A5g bales
Middlinga nominally % cents. Receipts l188 bales
Exports, foreign. 1854 bates; coastwise $50.
BALTIMORE. April 1.--Cotton quiet at 2S cents
Flour email business. Wheat Hrmer; good to prime
red 90 10. Corn scarce; white s6aS8 yellow un.
changed. Oats dull at 60a85. Pork Arm. Bacon
quiet. Whiskey 03.
CrNorNH ATT. April 1.--Whiskey unchanged. Pro
visions quiet; little done. Lard 10.
ST. LoUrs, April l.--Whiskey 80. Pork quiet and
unchanged. Bacon DUH; shoulders 13Jk; clear
sides II.
LoursvmLE, April i.--Mess pork s82. Lard 18X
Shoulders IA; clear sides 165S Whiskey 91.
WILszrEcroNs April 1.-Spirits turpentine weak at
A6. Rosin active at 81 70a1 75. Crude turpentine
steady. Tar active at % 90. cosson weaker.
MOBILE, April 1.--Cotton quiet; sales 600 bales;
middlings M. Receipts 456; exports SAG "
NEW ORIHAass, April 1.---Cotton nominal and un.
titled; midalings 2s,k: sales 500 bales. Receipts
1883; exports esAs Cole sax. Sterling duh. AK;
commercial bilis ;soJkaAlX; New York sight ex.
change KaN premium. sugar dull; common Ii;
prime IL. Moiassos easy; prime TAX. %
s# HN% = i;Ss-Ss : -l-s------~-- }asSA
sUAETER. March So.--- About 100 bales cola dur.
rakQ
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Increase in visible supply. .,......... 791
Stock Of cotton held by Manchester spinners at
the mills now 1000 bales, same time 1868. 400, 600
bales. Middling uplands. now 12Ad@12kd, then
1O,Id. snr s.
The arrivals at this point for the week have been
light, say: 26 bags OF sea islands and Flestdas.
and 2A13 bales Of uplands; against 10 bags Of sea
islands and Flortdas, and 1852 bales Of upaands the
week before, and "a bags OF islands and Flori.
dss. ana 2AA2 bales uplands for the correspondent
period last year. ff#t4
The receipts have been from the following sources
cay: OF uplands per south Carolina Railroad 1850;
per Northe astern Railroad 100; Georgetown O. Q;
Florida 3; Of sea islands from Beaufort. &c, O.;
Northeastern Railroad s; Florida, Q; Savannah, 8.
The movements In this market for the week just
closed have been as follows:
On Friday, March 28, the day being, Good Eridsy,
the business done was unmportant.
On Saturday there was o steady and rather good
AnanAry Gales 750 baie5 ordinary to good ordinary
being quoted at 2aH@27; low Ynidding 271<a271S,
middhng a7X. and strict mtdding 2so.
On Monday the demand " as light and market weak
during the hrst part OF the day. but afterwards
theye was better inquiry at hrmer rates. sales near
1000 bales. ordinary 70 good ordinary being quoted
At 2SN@27; low middling 27A; middliny 27Xc
% fb.
On Tuesday the article was active ana advanced
No y b; sales 1900 bales. ordi aary to good ordinary
being quoted at 2s11@27N; low middnng a7x09a7X;
mtddling 28c p fb. a%taeE
On Wednesday the staple was quiet, but prices
were unchanged; sales about 400 bales; quotations
as above.
Yesterday the article was fat with an easer ten-
deney prices; sales ar 800 bales, OF which 100
sold tho afternoon before but not sporto viz:
Is at 2; 10 as 2; 10 at 28H; 10 at 28; 1895 ct AZ:
IL at 27A. and 20 private terms. Quotations are
quite nominal, Aay:
LrvEaPooL .cIsAasITrUA1T0N.
Ordinary 10 GOOD ordtnrsy -, o.. .20H@b27 ~
Low middhng. 80. ..2TH@-- as
1AAcuun6'r..s. r..s.s,..........o.....M II o. H.. s3h
BY, New York classification we quote:
Low mao0asng...... ............20 G.
SEA IsI.AND CoTToa.---Tae srrtyals or this cloce
Of the Abrc have boon uninaporsant, asnountinR TO
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Exports for the Week ending Thursday
April L.
FOREIGN.
LIVERPOOL-Per British Dark Borneo-95 bags Sea
Island Cotton, 1882 bales Upland Cotton, 314
bbls Rosin, 200 tons and 26 bags Phosphate Q
terces Cotton Seed
MATANZAS-Per schr Els M Pennell-125, ,O79 feet
Lumber.
BARACOA-Per schr Azelda & Laura-3s, 600 feet
Lumber, 10 bbls Potatoes
DoMKSTIO.
NEW YORK-Per fteamship Charleston-25s tierces
Rice, S61 bales Upland cotton. " bales Yarn, 66
pkgs Sundries.. Per steamship Champion-264
bales Upland Cotton. $50 tcs 9ce 50 bales Yarn.
80 empty Barrels, 80 b,gs Phosphate, 81 pack
ages Sundries. Per schr Hulse-8O, COO
feet Rewn Timber. 55,0 900 feet Plank.
PHILADELPHIA-Per steamship w Everman-
ITO bales Upland Cotton 108 oales Yarn IA tieroes
Rice, sacks Dried Fruit, IS casks Olay, "a
empty Barrels. 81 Packages al >undries :. Per
schr Beta-130 600 feet Lumt er, 4 bio :ks Marble.
BALIIMoRE-Per steamship Sea 3ull-1s5 bales
Upland Cotton 20 bales Rags, 2Sh terces Rice
so sacks SALT 8 bales Leather. 81 bpls Rosln, 8
cases Cigars. 10000 feet Lumber, bags Fruit,
and suldry Packages. -. Per schr @ Grove
100 tons Phosphate Rock, 10000 feet Lumber.
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THE CHARLESTON MARKET.

FoR THE WEEK ENDING THURSDAY APRIL !.
COTTON.--The unusual steldiness which has
been shown by the American holders Of this article,
ana wn1cn nas eAulDteo renaclJy ON tne part OF
the grower not heretofore displayed, promises to
do not secure an advance. The market for the fibre
was quiet early in the week In consequence Of the
holidays but during part OF the period since
siderable activity prevailed at sitter prices but to-
wards the close the staple had again become dull
Prices at Liverpool which opened at 12%d, i'm
proved to 1916. and receded to 12Hd; at New York
they have moved up from 2sA@29c to 29kc, and
declined to 2sAc; at this port middling uplands.
which commenced at 27slc, hardened to 2sc, but
closed yesterday dull and nominal.
kilograms from Liverpool and New York report
the following transactions and prices for the week:
At the former, Frid ~ March 26th, there was no
business done; at the latter the article was quiet
sales $50 bales OF. 2sA @2ec On Saturday, at the
former. there market at the latter the staple
was unchanged. sales 1000 bales at 2SA @29c. On
Monday at the former. the holidays still prevailed;
at the latter the article steady, sales 1900 bales
at 28X029c. On Tuesday the former active,
sales 600 baess uplapds 121d; the latter was 10.
better and active. sales 5000 bales at 29c On Wed
nesday the former was unchanged, sales coo bales
uplands at l2Hd; the latter was less active and o
shade easier. sales 1900 bales at 2sc. Yesterday the
former was fiat, sales 5000 bales uplands at 12Ad;
the latter was quiet and weak at 28Ac.
The following 10 statement Of the supply Of cot
ton in sight at the latest dates: 4. ..
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, March 31--SPrR1Ts TURpENT1NE-
The market closed quiet and sales for the day reach
5S3 casks a. A7c LOO caske delivered ty april 2Dth
sellers option at 4615c end 100 casks, delivered by
May let, 30 ler's option at 45c.
RosIN--Was in good demand. with sales OF 1900
bbla board freight 40c at 81 95 for No. g. 681
bbs 81 82a, 81 s54l 90 for strained 50 for extra
No. q and s. bbls window glass at $40.
CRUDE lURPENTINE.--NO sales to.day-last quota
tions 80 for soft ard 81 85 tor hard
TAR-Sules 800 bbIs at 50 70 per bbl.
CoTToN-Sales Of 85 ba es 1T 26Ac for low mid
From FAnlay. Campbell & Co.'s Bomb a y
Circular.
BOMBAY, February 13, s69-CoTroN tele.
grams received from England during the week hav.
ing advised further advance in the value of cotton
this market has again become very firm, and large
purchases reported at prices fully rupees per
candy above those ruling at the date o. last
cular. The following are to-day's quotations:
Broach. rev, on the spot. t2d; tor future de-
livery, 9.48d pee pound Dhollera. DID, on the spot
8 6Od; new, for future delivery o6j. Omrawuttee,
new, on the spot, 09d; Tor future delivery, C8d
Dharwar Rinned, old, on the spot, 8,95d Compta,
old, on the spot 8.13.
, he clearances for since the 9Th instant,
amount to S7,6s8H bales consisting Of 468 bales
and 1886 bales by sailing vessel and 1886 bales by
steamer to the continent. The following the
comparative exports of cot to Europe the past
nine years from the lat January to date:
1861. 152842 b lies; 1862, 1O9 457 b ,les 1863 90
964h bales; 1864 l0S 063H ba,es; 1885 85A bales;
1856 23 587 baes 1867, lot 500 bales; lsss LOG $50
bales; 1869, 90, 725.
The exports to Great Britain alone are 80 O1s
bales, against 101 821 bales in 1868.
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A1- Parsons depoaiting letters in the PostofRce
VIM please place the stamp near the upper right
hand corner OF the envelope, and they VIII also
paeaos to remember that without the stamp letter
cannot be mailed but win be sent to the Dead Letter
Once. April
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[McPharaOn. SIN.

Mcpherson, Su-
| san II
lMcSweeny, Mary
NOVEL;, Miss g
iNicholes, sallie
IOxclade, Emily
Pearson, Mrs j
lPearce, Mrs A G
Phillips, Jennie
Pioneer, Sarah
Powers, Miss M
Proctor, Mrs j
Prince, Mary K
lRaney, Sarah
Annie
IReckles, ,Jeaulian
| d
Riddock, Maggie
Roach, Mrs Il
Robinson, Mrs s
fRutledge, Sarah
Sanders, Mrs @
>ineath, Mary
r
'pencer. Catty
Stawlon, Ella
stone, Mrs Il L
Sanders, Mrs ]
Thayer, Miss E
v
Thomas, Della
Taylor, Mrs I B
Whitney, Mary
T.
Whitcoskey, Ma
ry..
Williamson, Miss
Wrede, Miss R
Wright, Mrs e
Warner, Nellie
Warner, Miss J
Wrigb t. Kate
Washington,
Mis- s.
Williams, Amelia
Young, Emma
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ANuoAc cOAp AAA1o A.
Addison, Miss s
Il
Aimar, Mary T
Z Armstrong, Mrs
L
Ashley, Mrs L L
Armstrong, Ann
Barney, Moley
Beard. Mrs 81 M
Bee, Mary,
Berry, MRS d f
Bordeaux. Susan
Brodie, Mrs S
Broughton, Miss
J
Brandt, Mrs L
Butler, Betty
Bythewood, Rose
Broom. Mary 3
Brown. Mrs J
Brown. Annie
Canada, Miss e
OApers, Mrs e
Carin. Mrs f
Carey. Mrs j
Chapman, Miss s
Christie, Mrs o
GlArke, Mrs 4
Cowan, sarah A
Cooke, Ada
Danerson. a nm
Daisey. Mary A
Dart, susan n
Deal, Fannie
Dismukes, Miss
e
Ferguson, Mrs E|
Fenno. Mrs J b
Frasher, Sarah
Ann |
Geodnany, Mrs Cj
Grant, Miss L k|
Guy, Mrs q
Harris, Mrs d
Hartman, Kate
Hall, Mrs J B
Hatcher, Harriet
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Anderson, Miss e Hartman. Kate Nc

ldarr1udus hate
HEIDI, Mrs E NJ
lHadley. Miss e
lHogarth. Ella M
Howard. Sarah
Holm! g, Mrs r
jackson, Miss A
James, Mrs j
jackson, Sarah
|Johtonno. Mary
Johnstone, Cella
johnson, Miss M
johnson, Mary
| jane
Jones, Mary e
Kerr, Mrs M A
IK eenean, Mrs D
Kelsery. Miss II
|Kinlau, Miss p
Krfeten. Fraulin
MagIitha
KeDney. Mrs B
Laurence. Anna
L che, Wllhemine'
v
Long, jamie @
Lockwood, Mrs
I J
Lowndes, Caro-
line
Lowry, Ida
.Lynes. Mrs M M
Mackey, Ellen B
Mares,ine, Miss
Mayorris, Mrs o
Mean, Miss NJ
Mitchell, Mrs M
Miligan, Mrs g
Middleton, Mrs
Mosely. Mrs r
Moore, Ella
Murphy, Mrs e
Marun, jamie
Millar, Mary II
Minar. Virginia
NJ cDexett, Miss
M
McGowanyMiss E
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THE DAILY NEWS.
Pam I'm Wall-street.
OFFICIAL.

LIST OF LETTERS remaining in the Postoface at
charleston, for the week ending APRIL 1, 1869,
md printed officially in The DAILY NEWS, as the
newspaper having the largest circulation in the City
of Charleston,
A&Persons calling for Letters Advertised, should
state that they "Advertised.'
As- Once hours from A. M. to P. NJ Or Sun
days, from to P. NJ.
STANLEY G. TROTT, Postmaster.
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financial ano Commercial.
the Charleston Money Market.

The CharlcstOn Money Market.
THURSDAY, April ], 1859.
With tho exception Of city stocks. there were no
transactions during the week upon which to base
quotations, and those given below are merely nomt-
nal Bills of the different State banks have still an
upward tendency and the quotations are shade
higher than those of tho week previous. The i'm
preston that the city would pay its interest In
money caused considerable advance in city skies,
large sales of which effected. and they are now
quoted at ca to &C, interest City bills held at
par with mono Offering. South Carolina treasury
notes have advanced to co. No other changes OF
note have occurred,
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LIST OF VESSELS
UP. CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS POI

LIST OF VESSELS
UP. CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS POh,
FOREIGN
Ship r @ Winthrop, Stewart, cleared 49,. March 8
The Royal Charlie, Anderson sailed :. -. March 8
Bark Helen Sands, Otie, sailed. ...... March le
Rritish schr Lion, Mcclellan, March
Gst DOMESTIC
tt7 BOSTON.
Brig VIM Robertson, Reed. up. .........,. March
Schr Sarah Hammond, Wylie, up. 80. ., March 10
Schr M Bonney, hma1l, cleared. March "a
Hohr Stephen Morris, cam cleared. March 26
PORTLAND, ME.
Gchf Martha Maria, Dean. cleared. -. ;. March az
KEW Y0nx.
Gteaunsfip JaYnes AGRer lockwood, cid. March A
Echr ias Riohsfason Bedel up. ......... March %
EChr II Cabade --- up............... March az
Hchr David Fanst Lord. cleared. ....... .Maroh az
Gohr Col Cook. Bearse cleared s.sros 10
Gchr w krnith, Tooker, cleared. .Merch 20
Sour Jessie B Clark. ---. up. March II
pHmADEI.PR1A. fN
Eshr WatsuGa, Lawrence mp March OF
echr Hannah Little Godfrey cleared March 40
Gehr w Il YeuDg. Young, cleared. ........ March "a
DALrn6oRH
schr MI rnie, Smith. cleared ..... March 20
\ isf$ MoaFosxs VA. t1
Gcbr Allen, Allen, satle8. March 30
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Nashville Market.
NASHVILLE, March 20. 0.-CoTroN.-The market
continued steady to-day. rs follows Ordinary 20a23;
good ordinary "a; low m'ddling 2B. About the close
OF the day, however favorable advices received
from Liverpool, and there was considerable ANNA
tion. We LOOK for the market to open buoyant in
the morning
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hlnd September l, l86S.. go
hecelved previously $3.50. ....... "a 336-44,462
Shipped to- day. Observation-Disclosures. 1913
Shipped previously. Observation-Disclosures. 3s O11-38, ,139
Stock on hand. .......................63 G. 3s8
CoRN.--Th market is steady at 6Oc buying and
76c sacked and delivered in depot. We heard the
sale OF 1000 bushels yellow on the wharf to-day, at
62o sacks included. This, however, an irregular
sale.
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Interior cotton Markets.

Interior cotton Markets.
SELMA, March 20 --sales 26 bales; nliddlipgs
2054 to 26ho; market quiet.
MACON rch 3O-There was ON active dema nd
to-day, the l.arket closing frm at 26}1c Receipts
day % bales; shipments 25G bales; sales 20s
bales.
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sUMTER. March 500 About no bales cola dur.
iang the week at 361Aa6Xc. 3as esse IN A. a'39E9
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C0nsl8noes per south mn OlIna RkallrOad
April 1.
4BA bales Cotton. 1l6 les Domestics, car Lum-
bey, cars Wood. cars Stock. 10 Railroad Agent,
Pel2er, Rodgers Is 90, Johnston, Crews & Co. Frost
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