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The New York herald., 1870-09-09
Energetic Measures to Repel
the Prussians.
The French Baltic Fleet Under The
Flag Of the Republic.
TEE QUESTION OF PEACE.
TELEGRAM 10 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

Prussla's Terms Of Penco-The Whcle Of
be Coded by France-Prussin Will Not Ad-
New-York tribune., 1870-01-10
TIE REPUBLIC OF CUBA.
AN APPEAL TO CONGRESS.
Ddfyor of TIs TT,buus

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: When the South American Provinces were
struggling for their independence, our Government
recognized their rights belligerents. The people
of Cuba desire to be independent of Spain, and have
formed q Republican Government, which theg are
struggling to maintain. They ask of a sister Repub-
lie that she shall do only that which she has hereto
fore done under similar circumstances, and which
she has perfect right TO do in conformity with the
usages of nations. Shall that appeal be of no avail
Congress will meet tomorrow. At the earliest
moment, let some member offer preamble and joint
resolution of the following purport:
B7erea people the United States have always i an Interest
10 the made oppressed people establish for
themselves republican form Of governments and whereas such
effort now being people Of CIbA and that has
.umsd such steady consistent form to make its prob
able emitting them tie rights accorded parties to e war BY
the law ofnstousi therefore,
lsolred by Senate and Hou1 Of Representatives Of pt UH<d
STATE ofNor Ama Congress assembled Tba, the President Of
Recognizing the existence pending civil with Cuba and
Of the parties thereto al tie Hl to Which tl are tpi
tied AZ equal parties to that war
Who could possibly object to its passage. Spain
could not because it would not be in violation Of the
well-established usages of nations. She did not OBJ
ect to our in relation TO the South American
Provinces, under similar circumstances, and would
have no right 10 do 50 now.
The time for Congressional action has come. Let
there be no delay. l..
UdshiRgtOn, Jan. 9, 1870.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-10
TIE SANTANA BAY LEASE.

o the EdtlOT ~ Iho ~
SIR: | see by your Washington correspond
ence OF this date that $4,000 has heen paid for the lease
Of samana and that United States have uris
dctop over that territory further stated that the
President will shortly send TO the Senate secret message
with treaty for the annexation Of San Domingo Now
Sir having been somewhat intimately acquainted with
Uaytan affairs permit to suggest that, fyour CORE
spondept is rightly informed, tl5O0O has been thrown
away that the thereby acquired Is
void and that the treaty OF annexation about to be laid
the PARTISAN strife which appears TO divide Haytan
society the whole native population OF the slaDd OF
ayti constitute nation whose foreign ana domestic
Dory based uDon three cardinal
integrity political unity exclusion or all persons not OF
tho rcan or Indian from membership In the BODY
poc The first Of these principles has become so deeply
rooted in the popular mind that the mass or tho
aytan people would shed their last dop OF blood
than permit one inch O Haytia soil be under foreign
domination. - - 49,,
Second : Admitting Tthe Dominican Republic, which,
COMPRISING about onetwefth OF tho population, claims
territorial Jurisdiction twOthirds OF the island to
be Legitimate government, Gen. Baez has no power TO
lease SELL otherwise ALLEVIATE any portion Oh tue Don
mean soil Whatever powers he possesses are conferred
by the Dominican Constitution but Art OF that Con
stution declares that power nor authority shall DO
able 10 aenate territory either In whole or In part
Furthermore Art 6s provides that In no case shall the
operation Of this Constitution be suspendedeher III part
or in whole" -. a, -
For these reasons am led TO conclude that u your
states Government been shamefuy swpdled, or else
Is about become pdrticeps etnts In the spolaon OF
"a weak and apparently defenseIess natlOn L'
hetp- York. Jan, 3, 1870.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-10
MEXICO
GENERAL REVOLT

GENERAL REVOLUTION THREATENNG-THER REB-
ELS EXECUTE A GENEEAL-WHY GEN. ALA
TORRE RESIGNED.
HAVANA, Jan. 6-Advices from the City OF Mexico
20 the st inst state that SeGor ZaIco editor OF the
Siglo and prominent politician, IS dead. Inc Con-
r,ss had appropriated $4,000 for the relief of his
family.
Great freshets had occurred IN tho State Chapas.
The water completely washed away many farms
living along the borders of the rivers and it was COM
puted that no less than 200 lives were lost.
Gen. Negretes partisans had invaded and captured
Los Libres Gen. AiatoIre being unable to suppress
the rebellion in Puebla had resigned his command
The revolution in San Luis Potos is increasing In
Puebla the insurgents had captured several towns,
defeating the Government troops and capturing and
executing Gen. Bocardo The estimates OF the war
Department for the coming year were sICOOOOO The
fears Of general revolution are daily increasing
New-York tribune., 1870-01-10
ROME.
INFALLIBUITY-FATH HYACINTHE.
PARIs, Saturday, Jan. g. 1870.

INFALLIBILlTl HYAClNIHE.
PARIs, Saturday, Jan. 8, 1870
The Memorial DipOmGhque asserts that a com
promise has been arranged Oh the question of the
Infallibihty of the Pope Infallibility will be
affirmed, but dissent from the article will be in
dulged.
The correspondent Of the Temps ridicues the story
prevailing that Pere Hyacinthe, upon appealing TO
the Council, was not heard OF recognized.
PETITIONS FOR TIE DECLARATION or INFALLI-
BILITY.
ROME, Saturday, Jan. g, 1870, via PARIS, Jan. O.
AT the session Of the Council to-day notice was
given of the nomination of Cardinal Bzzar as Presi-
dent of the Committee on Religious Orders The
Committee on DOgmas has commenced its sttings.
Several Ultra Roman Fathers have signed their
names to petition TO the Pope, praying His Holiness
to present to the Council opportunity for decar-
ing the dogma of infalibihty 1t is evidently their
design TO force even the Holy Father into this pre-
eipitate policy as they doubtful Of obtaining
sufficient number of adhesOns TO their party, unless
he publicly commits himself in favor Of the dogma.
The report that the Pope viii allow no discussion OF
the question of infability in the Council unless he
Is sure of the result is confirmed. lie receives such
petitions as the above. but simply as expressions of
homage 10 the Holy See.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-10
TILE NEW DOMINION.

THE ExTRADTIoN CAsE-DIsCHARGE OF CALD-
WELL-HIs FLIGHT-REWARD FOR HIS RE-
ARREST.
MONTREAL, Jan. e.-Caldwell was this morn
ing brought before Judge CouTso for examination on the
charge brought against him by Mercer. He was dis
charged owing to the insufhcency OF the evidence.
Some thirty other charges pending against him, and
the High Constable had warrant for his arrest on one
OF these. However, Immediately on the Judge pro-
nouncins his discharge, DeVlin, his counsel TOOK
b,s arm and walked ont OF tho courtroom with
him. The door was locked behind them in tho
face OF tho High Constable, who was following
after them with warrant for the rearrest OF CniWel
IN was some time before the door could be opened anu
when IL was Caldwell was nowhere 10 be iound. Inc
oyernmeu out In every direction Dut up
10 the present they have found DO trace OF Caldwell Inc
affair has caused considerable excitement Inc jugs
and the counsel for the prosecution are IN great rage
There is no doubt that Devlin and Caldwell had maae
beforehand for his escape ana IL
IA bited that the authorities were not so active as the
might have been. Col Whitley will offer reward oi
400 for the apprehension OF Caldwell NO cue hn !e'
been discovered us ~ his wher reabouls.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-10
VOL XXlX.....No 1913.
FOREIGN NEWS.
FRANCE.


RELEASE OF PRISoNERs-sENTENcE OF MN. HUGO
AND PYAT-REDUCTIoN OF THE ARMY.
PARIS Saturday, Jan. 8, 1870.
Nj. Olivier has pettioned the Emperor for the
. part,On of the miners who had been sentenced lor
rioting al Aubiu some time ago. The Emperor mas
complied and to-day the prisoners were set al Dey'
The Ministry had meeting yesterday at the MIL
stTy of Justice and another to-day under presidency
Of the Fmperor The Minister of the Interior Is re-
ported to have sent circular, liberal IN tone' 10 al
the Departments. making known the policy OF the
Government The Ministry, it is now said VIII pro-
pose reduction in the contingent force of the army
of from 1900 to 100000 men.
Charles Hugo and Felix Pyat chief editors OF the
Rappel, have been sentenced to four months mpris-
onment and to pay n fine of 1000 francs EACH Nj.
Pyat was sentenced additionally 10 four months
imprisonment and l00O francs fine for having dlS-
tributed in the barracks an article calculated 70
fOment insuUectiOn
DECLARATIONS OF MINISTERS OLIVIER AND
BUFFET-PROPOsED ABOLITION OF THE LAW
OF GENERAL sAFETY-FURTIER AMNESTY
CALLED FOR-EEW LIBERTIES ACCORDED
PARIS, Jan. 9, 1870.
NJ Olivier. in his address 10 the Magistrates yes
terday said Il will maintain intact the dignity OF
the Magstracy and above all will keep justice cie"'
from politics so that decisions Will have All the more
weight"
NJ Buffet Minister of the Finances, replying to an
address from the great Financial Societies. declared
that they must conform strictly 10 their statutes TO
avoid snch msforunes that Of the CTedS hoott'tT
He informed them Ithat the Ministry of Finance
would not keepup relations as heretofore with the
great hnancieTs.
In the Corps tomorrow Deputy Cremilent Will
propose that Ledru Rolln and Tibaldi be not ex-
Cluded from the benefit of the Amnesty recently
granted IN political offenders
In addition TO the project for a reduction of the
Army contingent, the Ministry will propose tomor-
row in the Chambers 10 abolish the law OF " Snrete
G6n6rae.7 At the same time explanation of the
interior and exterior policy of the Empire will be
gwen.
The ministry have decided that Algeria shall be
represented in the Corps Legislat by four deputies
Permission has been accorded for the sale of all
Journals in the streets.
All foreign journals will hereafter be distributed
without examination by the Bureau Of Censorship
The resignation of NJ Petri, Prefect Of the Police,
has not yet been officially announced but it is GER
tain that he will soon be superseded.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-10
PARAGUAY.
THE MISSION or THE YOUNGER LOPEZ

THE MISSION or THE YOUNGER LOPEZ.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 9.-There is much SAID with
regard TO the visit of the son Of Lopez to this
city. The truth is he has come hither to repre-
sent the interests of his father, and 10 induce
the Administration to renew diplomatic inter
course with Paraguay. The princp4 obstacle IN
she way Of such renewal is the uncertainty Oh tne
present locality of Lopez, IT not Deing pos'u'ely
Lnoyyn ,yhetber he is in his own or other terri
torv and that at about the same time young Lopez
arrived here. information was received that the
Allies were the masters Of Paraguay and therefore
the Lopez Government was no longer III practical
New-York tribune., 1870-01-10
GREAT BRITAIN.
PRESIDENT GRANT EXPECTED.
IONpov Saturday. Ian. 6.

PRESIDENT GRANT EXPECTED.
LONDON Saturday, Jan. 6, 1870.
story has been circulated on the Continent that
President Grant will visit che sovereigns OF
Europe. accompanied by a feet Of iron-clads
ENGLISH OPINION.
The SATURDAY. Rerieo thinks that the chances are
decidedly against the reputation of the national
debt on the part of the United states because its
payment is easy and profitable.
TRADE RIOT.
LOSDOS, Jan. Q, 1870.
trade-union riot occurred at the Thornclitie Col
lieres near Sheffield, yesterday. Much excitement
prevails in Sheffield and the surrounding country.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-10

and about 1900 in Government bonds small portion
which bank loses II was so near morning that sne
robbers probably feared 10 a9y more powder ana
failed TO make clean sweep OF the safe They pryea
down the partition between the upper ana lower porons
safe and thus had communication with the lowe.
division OF upper compartments. In the very op OF
safe about COO which OF course was fonhd az
left The money taken badly burned as Dlts OF cur
rency and greenhaeks found about the nOor ana
much chared paper found In the lower part OF the
safe Several bank bills Of large denominations were
found burned half up This circumstance 10 Important
may lead ~ the detection OF some OF the rascas
New-York tribune., 1870-01-10
THE RANK ROBBERY AT GLEN's FALLS

Troy, Jan. Sit is now ascertained that the
total loss by the burglary tho Gens Falls National
Bank, on Thursday evening. will not exceed $4,000 Ihe
robbery will impair the stability OF the BANK "neh
had surplus Of $4,000, so that there VIII sun remain
surplus over aud the loss OF at least aOoo on
capal stock OF sll2O0. reward or 5000 mas pee Ia
fered for tho recovery OF the money ana OF oVo so %
capture and conviction OF the burglars The Dargis
taned admission into the bank by pryng the uoor i s
rear OF It's hinges. By the use OF powuel to S ihe safe
were bIoyn open and like the inner door OI tno
T fInds hsiracted consisted Of ss2oo In greonDaeAs
New-York tribune., 1870-01-10
TIE cuRAN REVOLUTION.

PROCLAMATION BY THE CAPTAIN-GEEERAL-IH
ALLEGED PROCLAMATION OF THE JUNTA An
ACKNOWLEDGED HOAX SPIRIT OF TIE
SPANISH PRESS.
HAVANA Jan. s.--Captain General DE Rodas mas
issued a proclamation generally complimentary 10
The behavior of the citizens and army. lie says tio
sickly season has passed without diminishing lno
New-York tribune., 1870-01-10
ENFORCING CIVIL RIGHTS IN SOUTH cARoLINA

CHARLEsTON, 5. c, JAN o'--I.asV HIsHV
colored man, for whom ticket had been purchased
nv a white man, applied for admission 10
the dress circle Of the Academy OF husic'
and was refused admittance by Manager Johh 1.
Vord ~ baltimore the lessee. Another cOlOred man
apnlied for ticket for the reserved seats and was %
sItsed inns morning warrants were issued npon inc
aodavits Of the two COlOrCd men, and MI ford was az
resed at the Academy OF Music on the charge OF NoS
M ,ie ate law FOR carrying out the provisions OF lhe
Git Piyhfs bll Mr. Ford gave bail 10 appear at 'hc
nrYt fern, OF the Court Of General sessions.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-10
THE oBsEQUCEs OF MR.. PEABODY.

PORTLAND, Jan. 9.-It is arranged that IS
hours will eapse between the arrival Of the Peabody
feet ahd the final ceremonies during which the body
will lie IN state the City Hall, which will be draped in
mourning The ceremonies the day Of departure will
Ne grand and Impressive The Hayden Association sup
ported by the Portland and Germania bands VIII perform
appropriate selections. Gov. Chamberlain and stan VIII
be present and rkfhornton the British Mhster Is eA'
New-York tribune., 1870-01-10
SPAIN

THE CRISIS OvER-PREsIDENT UVERo IN THE
CABINET.
MADRID Jan. Q, 1870.
The Ministerial crisis has terminated, Senor Ri
vero President of the COrtes has accepted the Min
istry Of the Interior, Admiral TOpete that of the
Marine, and Senor Sagosta the Department of State.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-10
NAVIGATION ON THE HUDSON.

PoUGHKEEPsIE, Jan. 0.-The weather tonight
is cold and it freezing hard. The river is filed with
ice and closed at Castleton The steamer Connecticut
passed here at o'clock tonight for New-YOrk loaded
down 10 her guards with freight BOatmen predict that
the river will be closed here tomorrow
New-York tribune., 1870-01-10
RECOVERY OF LOST BONDS.

BRIDGEPORT, Jan. 9.-The package of $4,000
In Government bonds sent by Adams Express from Bos
ton to Washington the Secretary OF the Treasury and
which mysterously disappeared from the Office Of the
Company Washington, has been found by officers OF
the (OmnanY
New-York tribune., 1870-01-10

Dstry-o. 7,Caso.s Gbsp
~ o. s1 I IS g. o. I5 a. 30 a. o. 80 H. a. y 20
ls ls,e 9. S iOa o. ..
Total-i,5 so. =. - - q, 9
g. 3 O6 l7 2I, o. a. 0. t3 49, 0. 80 O. o. 3
/. D. lOs D. 80. T. 70, IaeT.T3s,a 81 ~ "
D. u &C. Is 0 30, %, ae 0, H. 49, L5 ~ H'Ia To-
ul-l,t9l - - =.
AT the Osth inning Deery made his greatest run, and
his ball; Dion missed. Deery then run the game
out The game played cautiously, neither player
taking doubtful chances, but invariably pocketn8 MS
ball Deery retains possession Of the diamond cue anu
wins tho slOO the game commenced ut $40 p NJ, ana
ended IA l:lO H.,
New-York tribune., 1870-01-10
BILLIARDS.

THE GREAT CONTEST FOR THE CHAMPIONSHIP
DEERY THE WINNER.
SAN FRANCISCO Jan. 9.-The great billiard
match between Messrs. Deery and Don for the cham
plon diamond cue and Oo took place last night at Me-
chanics Pavilion before large audience. The follow
Ipg i.t tha
New-York tribune., 1870-01-10
TAXING FARMERS AS PRODUCE BROKERS.

The Commissioner of Internal Revenue Issued
an order some time since 10 Assessors and Atsstahs
Assessors throughout the country In regard 10 tne sN
on farmers when they sell their own prodnets tain
them as produce brokers Gen. schenek, CHAIRMAN tt
the Committee OF Ways and Means Is opposei to tils
syste OF taxation aud has filed hrs objections WIN iho
Commissioner II the ruling is not shortly reHeIseu' 70
will probably introduce BIN IN Congress 20 iner' 90
WASH NSAs 'S0o'S" "NN''
New-York tribune., 1870-01-10
JUSTICE GRIER's sUCCEssoR-THE RUSSIAN ENPO'
SITION.


There is no doubt that the Hon. William Strong Oh
Pennsylyapa will be nominated the successor Of Asso-
este Justice Grier for which place the late MI stanton
was confirmed. The nomination may lot DO uansmf'o
70 the Senate for several weeks Mr. Grer VAL not 70
tire from his position until tho ist OF February AZ 70
Tnave Uoars nomination there IS no authority for sat
Inc that it will be Withdrawn by the PRESIDENT LILO
senate is left 10 dispose OF IT, ~. ,,.urn. ,ho
he United states Consul at Revel Russia, INFORMS ho
state Department that the proposed Exposition az st.
Petersburg in May Is simply an exhi0ltion ., i
products and and that foreign aruees WI"
not be admitted. ,,,..- ao,,rsa, A.,
furherance OF the proposed Industrial ExhDiton "a
dresses we're delivered by Gems. Howard ana osiDei"'
Col FOrney, and others ..,. p.... =, a.
Through the efforts Of Representative Roots OF ~,
Kansas arrangements have been cOnsumnated WIN
NeY.Ycrk capitalists whereby the work OF making =
ye down tbe west bank OF the Missouri from the hgh
ind of Missouri 10 the mouth OF the ST. Francis RIVER
In hrsansas will be immediately commenced and ylgof-
nsiv nroseeuied 10 completion. Tho plan is TO 0ud
railroad the bed Of which shall be solid emoenhusht'
Tins seeming substantial leyee by Individual enter
,rtss and such State aid may be granted, without
wait,pg Tor or asking assistance from the National Gov
erpment Gen. serrel Is 20 DO the Chief Engineer OK
this new enterprise.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-10

RELEASE OF PRISONERs-sENTENCE OF NM HUGO
AND PYAT-REDUCTIoN OF THE ARMY
PARIS, Saturday, Jan. 8, 1870.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-10
WASHINGTON.

THE REoPENING OF CONGREss-A BUSY SESSION
EXPECTED-ACTIoS OF THE SENATE FINANCE
COMMITTEE ON SECRETARY BOUTwELLs RE-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF THE RATI-
FICATIoN or The FIFTEENTH AMESDMHSr--
VIOLATIONS OF THE REVENUE LAWS IN TIN
NESSEE.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-10
SAN DOMINGO.

TIE TREATY PoR ANNEXATION AND ITS NEGo-
TIAToRs-THE PRESIDENTS MEssAGE-TERMs
OF THE TREATY.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-12-16

BALTIMORE, December 15-Net receipts OF cot
ton 100 bales; gross receipts 285; exports coast,
wise 15o; sales $50; stock lo,9s5 market dull ana
heavy; middlings 14Hc. --,,oo+
CINCINNATI, December l6.-F!our ana wnese ~
aulet. Corn advancing. Pork dropping; Sls 70
asked. Sides l3Hal3xc, packed; Whiskey droop-
ing at SIC.
Sr. LOUIS, December 15.-Flour scarce; winter
supertine "a 1894 80. Corn dull at 4lc. Whiskey
higher at SIC. Tobacco and baggtHg unchanged.
Provisions declining. Pork $l8 75ale. Clear sldes
12Hc. ...,sn
Flour ouies. Corn, sacked CSC. Mess pork $40 rs.
Shoulders II &c; clear sides 1416c. WhisEey ssc.
Lard 12c.
W1LM1SGToN, December 5-Cotton-middling
lac; net receipts $50 bales; experts coasswlse 4;
stock 1898; sales 100 bales.
AUGUSTA, December Is. - Cotton achVe anu
prices unchanged; sales 1900 bales; receipts l10o
mddng lS%(G13T cents.
SAVANNAH, December 15.-Cotton quiet; md
dlngs 14a<c; net receipts 1905 bales; sales 1900
bales; STOCK 76,3SG bales.
GALVESTON, December 15.-Cotton easier hut
not quo ably lower; good ordinary l2hc; net re-
crps 30 bales; exports to Great Britain 4Sa bales
coastwise 20 bales sales 1915 bales; stock 42,5I5
bales.
NEW ORLEANS, December 15.-Cotton steady
and in fair de rand; middlinS l414al4Hc; net re-
ceipts TCe5 bales; gross receipts 7774 bales; eX-
ports to Great Britain 1893 bales. Bremen 1850
Oales Barcelona 300 bales; sales $500 bales: stock
l40,3l4 bales,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-12-16
harkets by Telegraph.

FOREIGN.
LoSDos, December 14.-Soon.-Consos 9lh.
Bonds So. TallOw active. TurpeLtinr Gs. Com
mon rosln IS I'D.
Eyening.-COnsols DIS. Bonds SSh@SSH.
LIVERPOOL, December lS-Evening.-Uotton hat
and irregular; uplands 8Hd; Orleans 8xaS%ti.
Decem 'er l4.-NoOn.-COtt0n dull; uplanas SAI
Orleans SSaS%; sales 10000 bales. Brcsdsrulis
dull. Corn, new 3os GIL. Fine rosin active.
December 15.-Eveaing.-CotOn closei dull:
upands sgd; Orleans SHa83sd; sales l2.000 bales;
speculation and export S00U bales. BreadSiuil5
dull Tallow 4ss 3D. Turpen,ine 33s.
DOMESTIC.
NEW YORK, December Ii-Noon.-Flour quiet
and unchanged Wheat dull aud n0innay mn.
cha gcd. Corn dull and DIR rIopng. Pork Quict;
old mess s22. Lard weak at 1.Hal2la. Cotton
dull and easier; upands 15c: Orleans l5Hc. Tur-
perilnc dull ct 46Hc. Rosln hrln Ut 81 05 for
strained. Freighs s,eady. Stocks stead. Gold
l1ie. Money 6a7 per cent. Exchange, long g:
snut 0zS. bonds ~.
tvening.-The strlngency of the money market
Il fet in all departments OF speculation, and has
produced general depreciation OF values The
early transactions were at per cent in currency,
later IN gold. and at O'Clock was worth l%GlH
per cent per day, aud per cent per annum until
to-motIow. Sterling 9a91s. Cod l0&al0X. Gov
erhmea's duhi Sout therns very dull ull day: Ten
nessees strohg at olS, new 6l; North Carolinas
$500 bales at l6c Flour Southern inactive and
unchanged. WhlsSey 93Ia9lc Wheat inactive
and easier; amber State 81 4S; white State al 10
Corn closed quiet; old 80; new T3a7e. Pork nom.
inal; Old 81; new 1917. Beef quiet. Lard heavy
ut laIal3. Turpentlne dull at 461S. Rosin nrm
Tdllow sready. Freights shade Hrmer.
Boston. December l5.-Recetpts Ne. Is: gross
220; sales 400; stock $50; market very dull aud
depressed, and accurate quotations cannot be
given; mida!iDgs l5al5:sc.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-12-16
Interior Cotton Markets.

COLUMBIA. December l5.-sales OF cotton,
Yesterday, l53 bales; mi6dllugs l3ac.
SUMTER, December l5.-About $50 nales nave
been sold during the week ending The lith: w, we
ding lon; middltng i2X; strict middling 1S,<c.
GREENrILLE, Dscember l4.-Sales OF The week
about 400 bales; we quote at l2al2Hc.
CHARLOTTE, December l3.-i73 bales SOLD TO-
day: extremes 121SalShc.
ATLANTA, December 13.-The market to-day
has been dull AMI declining; middllngs lSHc; low
middlings 13; good ordinary l2S; ordinary llX.
MACUN. December l3.-Recelpts $50 bales; ship
ments 246; sales 4ij. The market Is weak, with
uiiddliupS 1T 13M.
COLUMBUS, December l3.-Our market dull;
holders demand 135c Tor middllng; buyers offer
lGl; little eiTec ed IN consequence Sales 3l3; re.
eelpts 6U3; shipments 326 bales.
MONTGOMERY, December l3.-Co,tOn market
il steady and III Iuir demand NJ 1914 low mid
dlngs; better grades the same.
SELMA, December l3.-Therc were sales yes
terday to The amount OF 800 bales: strict good Or
cirury tx; strict ordinary 12Hal2xc. There was
2 fair demand yesterday Ut nominal prices Sales
were principally Of pHor cotton. Low middlings
were held at l34c; oilers Of l3 were made.