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Nttsrs On the relations Of insurance compzo!es
ltd their ssents, intend, Fhea TIE motion for
a new trtal shall te argued, G1vtng plain stAte-
nreut Of the law points In The case md btch facta
~ Nby BE- necessary to e1uc!date what tie law Is.
There u very little doubt that the CASE will be
nlt,u atejy appealed 10 the Supreme Court. Bush
EEL 4 Avery for p!atnt!1; uul! uou2h for DE-
ltDttnt
In tie s!andc1 case Of Borrcnen,as e. Selsoa ct
a., q appeal viii also be tAkeu, nnd The case OF
EutteT1eld i 8N61tout r.. McComun u 4lso 10
f-e presented to the Supreme Court
et,e1al parties vera herr during the pA5t HeeA
r1au ming tie location Of ottawa Is sritAnie
pace Ior The crossing 10r the proposed gEand At
Line Railroad from the CONNECTION Il fNtanus3as
Ere and bJ the nearest fopse p
Inc riiii - enter Ohio sh9,1 St
Wssne, &C. sir1te for the Rock !sland A!iroad =
NpfrtF, D<ttxA or lASsre, whichever kuoEd tbo
hcM e1nssog place. 4 slight examination 81 the
map MI show Lax IN every Ie1pees oI-1NA Pc. p.
.ent- grrater advantages taan ~ o:aer point l1r
prefsed .nh ne Superiority Of o,.s tns
SseT ISsi q any oshef petns fnr TIC proposed con
LECTION. snd there is little dnCbi sa2t, Uitain
Tear {fr q the pfetcut Tine, such raitFuad VII oe
cnnltr11ctcd trd Ottawa become. from tae 3oant
inrrIuee Of this and uthe1 E1iIoads. built OF
io lsr ttJIt ALd the construction u datns Ac{asz
tie IuInLis and Fox 1uyeIs, Cue of tie most In
1nrts pt manufacturing and mercantile cttle8 IN
iii, slate-prpbsh1s second 10 Chicago ontg-
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THE NEW CABLE.
Complete Success Of the Enter
prise.
The Shore End Landed at Dnxbury,
Massachusetts.


Eoerpx. JuIv sL-The shore e:.d OF the F!e1ch
cable WI laulet lat nI2b,, aud hlulGl into the
telegraph hou-e On Noast 3 EatnmncG- The end
lion. The wire iron k,nrston station to Uux-
bury Is nen1y MI up, b1r 11eze yet no conmunf-
ez.iion frotu Houses AAtna4ock. aah viii not 10
and 6cnnde Ri Ike their departure this afternoon
KN0~TuN, Mass-, July 2k-Tne telegraph line
to Du1b,sry will probably be completed today.
The officers Of the stea Hers Chiliern aud Scan-
ccria arr, to-day, before their departure, tGlng
rendered an Informal banquet The grand cele-
bratton Is 10 take place TUESDAY. Quite u Number
cludIng ". Tournay, French Charge d'Anairs; the
Italian Charge l'Anairs, aid Cap!ala Ward of ta.
British Legation. 1t Is thought the !aud line will
be spl1ced 10 the c4ble On Monday.
Bos7oS, July e4-A battery Of artillery for
,tnR tie salute vii te sent by tue State authofi-
ties 10 assist In the cable celebration II Du1bnfy,
Trtsday, Tie Governor and other 9tste ohctals
have blen invited to participate and will rEohhb1y
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HAEE BALL.
THK ROCKFORD BOTS Al crSCtSSAIL
spectn. Despatch to The Chicago Tribune


The mos, exciting md hotIJ-contested game OF
base ha erer plaJed T. this ctry !ook Pase to.aay
and the Forcet City Club Of Rockford. Ill, .esfce-
II less renowned IN this athletic gatnc. large
nueet Of fGseaios Z, reos sd Ps IS lot Taat \
would have been had the people Of FoEkopols
supposed It possible fox 1 club Of amateurs from
f0Tn see y as 50
crowd were z.ngplsrly impartial In their applause,
Tstehlng The game with Intense interest and
greeting the nne pla.tns upon either side Win
'' me game " caled At It's p. II; F. E Brock
WY, oi ctnctnnat being chosen q? umpire. anu
ins4 m resulfed ia Thitexasn for Rockford and
Cincinnati the neldlns being xerJ saaEp On 1.1 not3
sss s sseo1a 'sT US ePs1 n' .ns rs
the Forest CITY, zecei.ea taes hEs!nAsd ,a Insde
heauta Haa 0P a.oes'nSs ssSs II ssa sht' 1s
nnt nd Addy tatia9 sxo ioo?s a. ne Eou1d
1or he Forest CitJ, spaldag and Cone osiag M e.
base. Tns ctactnnsits secured 1se Ians Eira
,pe1n eonside1aMy. In the niLh the Forest CITY
received ibrce 1allte., doing some better hakttag
TIE Red sioeksss EsseE5a aosnss sRpse1903 s 9n,
fns 4 sn;enaid do1h,e plaJ. Ia me kix:n TN
tuH the pti:hGr ana ca&cne1 ol LIE heu Stp<A4&S
changed POSITIONS HrAtnAru's wild pitching gaSe
Trumpuif, weaE batter, h!s base npoa cal!ed
bA11x; Spaidng was forced OCT. End uastnss oat
On 1oul. T1r1n1uli seee1s1ns hta run IN this N.
ing. Addy, the Forest GUY eatchtr. IeceiSe1 =
,cIrthe blow IN the mouth from d fool call no1
two feet from The hat, put after minute oI IND,
with cnunendab4e pluck he Asata took h!s
position. The Red 6socknga rece1Eed but
ono tally. In the seventh inning Adt1y to2k
tevense ~, batting the - ball 1. o5sf The
c1eon home 1uo+ amid The voct1esuos c4eeSs
Of the excited 111d!euee- tn men mkt 2iter ntsu
vent cut In one. two. three ole1: The FED ssocE-
incs got three talAts. Fowler md B1atn1tI NIL
INF home rurs ty successful batting. In the egntn
| inning The Ned Stockings pitcher and calehes
out their muscie, and made oFe tal1es, and tun.~
] 1i4telJ thereafter xhiteKashed their opponents
-n.rnes tendeEtJ ea5.ag 1or two md Tie keat
on tnird base another. In their ninth ttsttnSs toe
Forest CITY were EhitewAahed, khe
sco1e atandiae-Rea stockings, IL: Fmes1 CITY,
| il Tne most intense eIc4temeat Pso
1s,,ed Tnc BED stoealnss had !:
inning to p.ay and needed three runs 10 win. 4nd
1nfy went II it and 1de them b. the 2kn ol thet1
! ieeIh. \ wild throw tRss k15lnB them fnm defeat
| The Fostst City pts,ed with their usual ability
| Ilefc Was kome matnng, especially br Saetr &c
ond ba:emau. usually termed .' Old Reuaole"
| The following Is
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Death oI nm Otd School Tcnchcr-
IInilrond acknowledgements Re-
tween Burglars and Police.
Eoe1uN, july 34-Tnonas Sherman. many scaIs
head n,asier u tile Boston English High School,
died suddenly OF heart disease At DethAn17 last
evening.
6rKiNGF1EtD JULY a4-Genen Sherman rislte1
The Cuited states ArNory to-day.
A train on The CONNECTICUT River Railroad r1n
on the track north OF Aolyokt THIS morning. Only
three persons We huft. Il. H. Snow, the engineer,
had one 1eE badly broken; Amos Aoahes, nFeuan.
and Frank ktnghley. brakeman, alighily Injured.
No passengers hurt
B0erox, Ju1y IA person Named J. Il. uFoWn
Is untier slresl charged with attempting 10 ob:aln
81, ,aeo frnm the Mount Vernon SAt1ona! Bank on
forged cleckA
The dwelling OF E D. Jorlcu, on Raocou street-
during the absence Of the iamJt has been robbed,
4nd two hufElaIH were caught At 1t last uigat
They attempted TO complete tue robbery, when
the ro1icc appeared and rerr fred upon, return
Ing the 1st Without effect The tobbet1 then
made their escape.
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PACIFIC COAST.
Move mcnta OF DlxttnEUi1hed Flaa-
tor4-IcHdf1cE4 8eEenndods

n MoVr m mcntR OF DlxttnEU11hcd $1&a.
tor4-EIcndttck4 8eEe0ndeds
EAk FKANc1scp, july e4-Tnc Congressional
Committee ol Ways and NeanA AEf1rcd from Fort
land, Oregon, ria Victoria. thlA asretnoou. Tney
virE1ntA CITY aud the White Pine silver Hines, IN
Fpt1k.
Senator ue1d1tck1, Of Indiana, val met II the
steamer last uIxh1 by members Of the Democratic
Ssate Ceatral Committee, and escorted 70 his ho-
te4. where he was sertnAdod- and intzpdnoed 70
Thanked the audience, declining to MAKE speech
Captain Joseph Sutton, the xellknoxn con-
mander 10 The PAc4nc Mail Steamship sefSico+
oled In shis city yesterday
=. 1ae annual convention Of the Gtand Army OF
a.. tae RePuee. 10 California was held htre JesteE-
ny: De'eEatea representing txelro pos1s Wcrc
pIcsSnl Each post reports 4 lxrEe lnc1tase IN
mGnoc51htp and healthy financial condst1on.
aoc trench Gunboat LAmnshe Fquet krr1red
III! Ins steamer Colombo a11iFed from PANAMA
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WARREN.
Attempted Highway Ikobbery-The
weather nnd tho Crops.

Attempted Highway Ikobbery-The
weather nnd the Crops.
WAEEEN ILL.,, 1nlJ aA-An attempt II highway
rubt,erJ occurred n Late hour Last night IN the
vicinity oi this plAce- i JounG man living III thu
country wAA returning home ffum tho village ca
horseback, when he Waa set upon By desperate,
who made lunxe II hin, tearing hl1 cost from
his hack. md nearly succeeding IN pulling hin
from hik horse. The animal TOOK fright, thereby
eec1ptne With hlA rider and Frustrating the design
Of the robbe1, whose motive was, Il " presumed
TO fccurc the horse, which waA I valuable animal
The weather for the Ea6t three days hzs been
warm and pieaAant. Crops In 10 DaT1c&s and
Stephenson Counties, and IN Southwestern W.T.
consln neser looked better. Corn. although back
ward. looks spleudid'y and WITH favorable Hcaiher
l9e and barley never looked better; they stand
high, csect, and, except in . few instances ere
free trocu rust OF ecab, and wherc this Is noticed
I1eoce Ii abor, len dAyA a la1Ee breadth il soEn.
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foreign.
The Political Situation in
France.
Inauguration Of the Peabody
Statue in London.
Martial Law Declared In Spain.
FfnnCc%
THE NEW kEHHAA.


i meeting OF hrtconctlshles wes held yesterday
III lans- II. Their, who attempted 10 lead, sub
nrlt;ed tho draft Of m address to he ..t1sutd IN
the.: t1une to the clecto1r oi Ffanee- The neet-
Ing, however, repealed the address to tho morrill,
cation OF Their The French Assembly will not
ae recourened rnsu October. The Senate NIL re-
Iratu In seBa1nn during a greater par< O! AL
gu.t for the purpose OF carrying ont changes
In tie construction, Of which t115@"o A1e
e1gEested- A message from the Emperor 70 9ue
SENATE u shorty expected. s;rooE oppostfon -
locked for by The Conservatives, hut 1t tnoa9at
The reform win tc nn1lly carried Minister'S arc
h.,d 1t rorG d.awing up usafis OF la*4 70 1e sao-
m,t3ed to the Senate. The Emperor cxpFcsses
desire that The new laHs be uAds mora llnersl
even thau he proposed in hts late message Prince
Napoleon Intended delivering an Important speech
In the Senate on the enhject OF tue new fefofna'
which he regards Is hardly full enough.
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: PROPOSALS.,


WeA.e sntboefxed to re<cd1e rsoeosah snd nekot1t
~tsh builders for The erection q hane %
,f,f1I: 8HITH + CADN
u E1ftuak 87.ld@A
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The Wcnther.

NtsCoNHN.
GK1ES BAT, July 24,-Cloudy and WA7n1.
MILwACxEk, July sk-Watn and cloudy.
JAkKsyulH July A-Clondy and warm.
1ILlHOlA.
. FKkrroRT. July 2A-ye1y warm. clear and
breezy.
GAH1HCRG, July 2L-WAzm and ClopdinE up
this afternoon.
P1oRIA. July et-Cle4f and VetY Fatm-
EfHlSGfIfh, trl} 24.-Qot
IOWA.
DCBtQrE, July A.-An1y, ye1y hot: Wind non
the Bou1n-
ICI1nGrox, july zk-Clear, lew clouds; gooI
breeze. . ...
INDIANA.
Ikp1lxAroI1s, Jui5 A-ClondY. Wind south
west
Ekw A1S4AY, July 2L-C1eAt-
, 1869-07-25
Great Britain

FHAB0pY ETATTK ENyuLEb-
LuNDoS, July 2L
The Prince Of Na!es unTatled tac Peabody 6ia-
tac, Dear the Exchange. TO-DAY, with imposing
ceremonies Minister Not!ey, the Lo-d Mayor
and A!ss Cout:k we're Among the s2eate1s- An
Immense crowd witnessed the ceremony.
i NOBLE LORD CSpEa B0Sps-
Lord Caring ton has h=e1 {o1ad guilty o! IN as-
sault Oh III Aur1aE, and hound over to keep the
peace twelve months.
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6TEEiK L YANr{8,
f1EsrAfEu AuTLE111tS0 A0EN13. pk4N8d1a IHLA-
TIE Ar1tuIN0,
Ays aax1Sd fse<tst td4ResA<AeA4s foT THE TZ1pCSE
lo.e. rat<s, a4d at.a for aak pot,Y T*elfk s'
H,fAlx Eese4papr Hn7ofsAs Il AHae7ft1. al p-ti4A
trs rse4- Estmatss JnF asy aussbsV a paper IL
sdF.xt ynrNi4Iei gTatis.
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IS 4sxssa
III assseftnts.......:......:.5 assftt..:5 - . s-G
PsAsed BAils-Ahdy, 4 BtAinafd. L
f!t11r.4 H.1 En~Lt3rv e.. r{St.4

Eal44 HAlle-HpaleinI, O; Wf3Eh3, a
Home Aucs-Adty. i: f1wier. i: Hr1lu1sd. l.
ANcTHEH QAHX rHcHAhtk
M1nJ f1Exeu1 Rfo eodeAvoatng to tnduca tho
Fcrea1 CITY to again meet TITO Rad 8.oek3ug1 on
TUESDAY. hut their e1Kasenena Ii oshct places 90
not pssmit i. 1n@ediasei{ after tae clog g q n
ipgs to plAy ADosher aet1es OF games, tho ntst 20
take p!1ce II Chicago, On Salut31J neKt 1t has
not ret teeu 4e1ulktiJ accepted. SnoGl1 tao tzut
one "a so1F etksrets Will Wtt1ess 4 s7fe IN: u
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NEwkrAPEn ApTEHt1AEx1 AoEsIA
4rf authorized 10 rsrtp< a4sfrsi4<a4e1ts FOR THE 1Elb.
GkA ~ ~ lrea t1tf+ Gt1. ess.. g .sSf.s s1sS;
III onr loAe.asej II ~ Q. fytaoFks. nj ~ PSI
IiA<r4' to+e ri Ptif<L
, 1869-07-25

AuAanets in Ehe LnSnfle County
Circuit C0uE-OttaWn rs n CFoss.
anE Place for The Proposed AIR
Line ltn1lroad.
, 1869-07-25

WHITE SC1rurk SrKITa4 Va, JulY A.-F. F.
Jones, u xeafthE citizen 1t Liberty Al1t8~ Indians,
dIorrrd desd, last aiSht, t-cn heart d.ea.e.
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EETpt.
EEI Ip*
EEkQIEu BCEITKE NIIu Iil& EQL1&Gs

gCkoKEp RCPTCKE WIN T118 EULrlN.
PAR1s, July =
Ikmael Pacha Unexpectedly sailed to-day, from
M1sei.les, for Alexandria The runor OF Tup-
ture With the Sultan il the cauae Of his depaz-
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TcfEeE MT Liberty

Cnc1HRA11, July 3A-A decision vas rendered
YESTERDAY In the case OF YcEEet b. the Atnt.fJ
CopmiRs!on at Jackson Miss, but what i Vas
can1ot be KNOWN until reported bact from Wash
1n0tpp, whittier the testimony md tue nnaioRs
wero rent for reTtrw BY .ha government authof1-
tles. Yerge1a appearance on The afEeeis Of Jack
sun after The conclusion Of the Ital created quite
teuSattCn-
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Four Persons Drowned.

Eouf Pef80nB UF0sFuo0s
L1w1s1ox, Me-, July M-T~o Atkses Hefnef. o.
Charleston, Aass, y,auqs q Aqb4I1; ,, so sr sTo
droyued In LAKE AubUEu, this afternoon They
were out tn ! fovpoat which sunk. Two Others
nhn Hetr IN the pQAt c4cAp&d.
, 1869-07-25

OrfHKc. JplF 94-Comm4nde1 -Ashe, OF the
No5uI Nasy, Of Quebec Observatory, aud the Rev.
a.r. Uonglasp, leave here on Monday. for Jefferson
tity, IoEa, to view the eclipse Of August :.
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G f&ECEs


EQoSoXf IN k1l'KkpITUE
ATKINS, July y
The Greek Government has determined 10 sup
press ali foreign embassies except that Of Con-
fstau1lnople- The army and navy arc to be re-
duCtd.
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spain.
GTN. uI60kDERS.

E3TlL uI60kDEKS.
MADRID, july p.
Nucn excitement has bccu created oJ the Casi-
lit agitation, and many Arrests arc made daily.
The government hesttatea whether to con1ne
tselt 10 clyu meazures 10 repreas the disorder Or
10 ptoclaIn marital iAw-
4AR17&L LAW DECLARED.
M4pK1D July n.
The government has tl9ued decree rcr!yln2
and prttt1R In force the martial LAW Of Apdl l52t.
AuAtK1AA
IN TNK KEICHSR41H.
FlEkHA7 July 81
In the RclchA1ath, the Committee On tho Budget
reported seaIn.t aooliah4ng the ennbaas!es at
Home and minor European capitals
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-07

y CoLrxBrA l1Ens.-Aenry Maxcy, oolored,
CHARGED With the murder Of MIR. Alexander
BELLY several years ago, but who was convict
ed Of manslauen enter at the late Court OF Gene
raj Sessions for Richland, and sentenced to be
Imprisoned In the county jail for Six months,
An individual describing himself as John Ii.
Oliver, Of Virginia, has been arrested and
sent to prison upon tie charge OF passing
counterfeit twenty. ive cent United States cur
Iency. The charge 10 sustained by the afida-
Vit OF Mr.. Richard Wearn. The Dote Is badly
executed. but the glirng pecuharlty Is the po~
Bitlon OF the el,t figures on the back, being
placsd upside down
Thele seems to be general and most mys-
banks OF the Columbia c,nal, from Geiger's
mill to the site Of The old briige. The wattr
In the wells 81 the pen,tentiary has also n arly
given ou which causes great deal Of incon-
Yepien.e. a gentleman in the lower portion
Of the city states that during the past week he
has been forced to lengthen his we'll rope neal.
ly fifteen feet IN order to get water enough tor
the use OF his family. HIS well heretore has
been one of the best III the city. similar re-
Dorts are made relative to other wells in the
western Dor ion OF Q city.
-. In the runs OF Kpslers Hall, situated upon
fhe corner OF Taylor and Rlchardsou.street.,
Were discovered on SATURDAY., by the rubbish
carriers. the frasmentary T, mains OF human
being. q c)nslsting of the rits, hip, jaw-bones
and section Of the skull; touch ng them was
lying an axe and partially burn dice-box
these sre the remains Of one OF Shermans in
cendiaries. who in pursuit OF plunder-lr
Kinsler's building was situated the note-slgn
ing department. of the Confederate Govern
xnent-Wae overtakeu by q swift and terrible
death.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-07
Constgnees per Northeastern Railroad
.Jnne B.
Passengers.

Per steamship James Adger, for New YORK;
McConkey, j Carm IN, Petler, Mrs NJ McCarth!
and two children, Miss Woolf, Mrs 1l1ngs
Thoa Budd, Z Randolph, G 81 borttell, q d
Force Mrs Randolph. Miss III RYburn, Miss q
Force Mrs Lacount, q Campsen, Louis Lee, Hop
kins and wife Mrs White, Miss White, A Vre-
denbergh, J II Gobel stenhouse. Lee, W u
Warren and lady, Mrs Sturckie, Miss Snearse jos
Walker and wiie Mrs Levy, child and nurse, W
Bsrua.d AMI wife, Geo Robertson and wife, Miss
Budd, Miss Walker, NJ Seymour and wife. Miss L
Robo, Miss Fuller. E Waring and lady, Clinton
Buckingham, Capt Otis, Mrs Hardy Miss
Hail. q T. Cook. Mrs Gould. Mrs Wilson, Clifford
Foster and lady, Mrs J Thorn, two children an
servant, Hoffman, Mrs E P Caumette, Mrs 5
Green, and II deck.
Per steamship Saragossa, from New !orK-Miss
Katy Dill. Perrine and wife, Wneeier. master
Mather, s N Aspinwall. Catharine bowles anu TWO
infants, Oliver Lor'nG. Miss ii Matner, u ID Nye'
F Rcsenbrook, md stceraSc.
Per steamship Sea Gull, from Baltmore-Mrs
1t Ridgate Mr. F Jacobs. stanley, Wm De
Camdry, Capt john Mccormick.
Per st amer City Point, from SaVannah-Hanlon
and lady. W Johnston. J W Frazer, WILKINSON,
NJ: White and daughter, Mrs Searles, Graham, .
& Rodgers Col h Elder, ] Hall, Capt milward.
Humpbries aud lady, Miss Plummer, Mre
jam, 9, Mrs Bryce, Nevers. Pinkersa hn Mrs
q Birckm"ad, Mrs Bobbes, Kearuey. ID sna ",
Poulnot, Mrs A Chisolm, Monroe, a a
Walsh Mott Middleton. C A Hoyt. Broadhus:
d Ellis, F Lowder. Graham. Mrs Jackson, Mrs
Clifford Mrs He, ward, ] " Keep and lady, w
hutchins. E L Wells, Seaorook, d Bartiett'
and on deck. 81
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-07
Savannah Weekly Market.

SAVANNAH, June g. CorToN-At the close OF
our last weekly report noticed dali and droop-
ing market for cotton; on the opening OF the week
under review, however, the Liverpool and New York
markets assumed frmness which has been sus-
tanned throughout the week. Tho decline in gold
has had the effect of giving steady and Unchanged
market In New York but We Office an advance of
I'd in the Liverpool market, which will give conf
dence TO no ders ot the staple on this side OF the
water The market clo.ed quiet at the following
quotations: Middling %; low middling t71a; good
ordinary 26A.
.EA IsLANn.-1here continues to be moderate
demand for this staple, and su.all business has
been done at the quotations annexed. The sales IN
Liverpool have for VT eks been on the most retail
scale, and there are no symptoms OF improvement.
Our market L., however, sraicely affected by this,
the stock on sale being insirnifcant W. quote
common Florids and 6 orgias 45I5C; medium Flori-
das 6jaGO; good Flnrdas 65a75
he rec eipts at this port since May 9th amount
to 173o ba;es upland and bales sea island. OF which
ls48 were received Central Raj road, 2S9 bales
upland and bales sca :lal per At!ant and Gulf
Railroad, f. ON laDd;n6s on the savannah River,
and bales sea Island from Florida and the coast
The exuUr.s Tor the slmc time have been 5292 bales
uplauds and 1873 bales sel iIlIDd, OF which e4S4
bales upland and 70 bales sea island were Shipped
to liverpool 1893 bales upland and G3 bale: sc is.
land were sbippcd to New York, and 534 bales up
land to PHI adelphi,.
kIcE-Ye.y dull and stock small. Clean common
to prime, laSHr nominally; interior rough 81 6Oa
Is; SEA coast 90 81 7;a2 bushe. STOCK OF clean
rice at present in the city 250 tierces.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-07
y. lac. fides 17xa17xo. HENS 2Oa9oHe. Lard

ders 1lc. fides 17ha17Hc. Hens 2oa2o}ie. Lard
quiet.
LOUISVILLE, June 6-Flour quiet at "A 70. Pro
visions firm, Mess pork sa1 60 Bacon shoulders
1aa1sx clear sides 17H; fscy sugar-cured hams 10.
Lard 1917. Raw whiskey s6.
WILMINGTON, June 6-spirits Of turpentine 4oh.
Rosin quiet at 81 76as5 72a. Crude turpentine un-
changed Tar unchanged.
AUGUSTA, June 5.-Cotton shade hrmer. De-
mand fair. Liverpool middhng 2sc. Sales 262 bales
Receipts 81 bales.
SAVANNAH, June 6.-Market very firm at 2ah, ask
ing 90; sales 45O bales; receipts 44s bales exports
1857 bales.
MOBILE. June 5-cotton firm with active de-
mand; sales 100 ba'es; low middling 27za27h; re-
ceipts bales.
Nxw ORIE ANs, June 6.-Cotten hrmer; middling
2Sk; sales 1866 bales; receipts 17S bales; exports
sl2s oales Gold ssH. Sterling 5la5lK New York
sight par az d'scount. sugar-common 10a11;
prime 131za1sx. Molasses- -fermenting 45ao2h.
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Columbus Market.

COLUMBUS. June 4-CoTToN-For the past two
weeks seasons have been good The skies bave
neeu clear and atmosphere very warm Crops have
rev'yed and are looking we'll. 1hursda, refreshing
showers fell and the prospects ara good for more.
cotton is at least three weeks backward and but
little new cotton CAN be expected before september
Ist since the war not exceeding 81 bales have oeen
recelved anv season previous to th It date Very lit
tie cotton remains 10 be brought In this season
The demand has not been verv active. nor has the
ofe ing stock been large Niddlings, on account Of
their scarcity command relatively hlgt prices 1t
is. however d fhcut to purchase them, unless by
taking them with lots composed chiefly o, inferior
grades which are In little request Middl ngs on
Saturday were quoted ut 2Gc; on Monday, TUESDAY,
and Wee" esday at 26Hc, and Thursday 27c by ship
pc TUESDAY crop of 40 bales brought 26Hc.
Thursday 26}Sc was refused for crop Of 63 bales,
classed as q good style of low middliDg.
The stork counted ta-day sh 'ws 2112 bales, OF
which eboas 300 bales are held by local specuators
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On the week the stock has decreased 982 bales. All
interior stocks have been greatly reduced:
The warehouses report the following sales: satur-
day bales; Monday 1877; Tuesday II; Wednesday
1SS; thursday n; todays sales 124 bales. No mid.
dlings hardly are offered except In mixed lots. Inc
stock Is light crop of 63 bales. cassed good style
low mddiing, at private SALE brought 27hc. The
following are the closing nominal quoiatlons 0Ta
nary 25c; good ordinary 26 I,noH lev miaannss |0A'
Warehouse sales for the week 4S4 bales. weeks
receipts SO bales against 81 the corresponding wees
last season, and A the previous week OF tnis year.
Shipments S87 bales.
WEEKLY COTTON STATEMENT. o
Stock on hand Sept. 1st, 1e6S....."... ~ 2So
Received past week. 90 .. mn
10tA. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ,,, 'o's0'
Shipped past week. ss1 ~ nm
stoc,, On hand June 4. 1886. 2.112
This corresponds to actual count taken this a1ser
noon
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Interior Cotton Markets.

MONTGOMERY, Jure 4-Montgomery cotton
market steaoy low middling 2Ca26a.
SELMA, juno 3.-Sales 10 bales. Demapd light.
Stock Offering is principally low cotton. We quote
low middlings 25x to 26Ac.
COLUMBIA, June 5.-There WAS but small quan-
tity of cotton offered during tho past week. AL cot
ton brought to market, however, was readily sold, on
basis OF "6z for middlings
MACON, June 4-The demand to-day was good.
The stock in this market is steadily reducing. We
quote mlddlngs 26hr. Receipts to-day 90 bales;
shipments 295 bales sales II bales. Stock on hand
868 bales.
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THE DAILY NEWS.
Daybreak.

Awind came up ont Of the seq,
And said. O mists. make room ioe me-
II hailed the ships, and cried, sah on'
cYe mariners. the night Is gone
And hurried lapdwsrd isr away;
Crying "Avske it is sheday'
II ssid unto the forest, "shout,
Hang all Jour 1eaiy banners outF
7. touched the wood birds folded wing,
And said, 40 bird, awake and sing"
ana DER the farms. 80 chanticleer.
Your CLARION blow, the day is near"
nWhlspered to the hslds Of corn.
"Bov down and hail the coming morn"
II shouted through the belfy tower.
,.Ayate, % bell prosiaim the hour"
= Iterossed the churohy,rd with sigh,
And said, "Not yeti In quiet he."