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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-01-06
81. Louis Items.

81. Louis, January 5.-Wm. j i.
Lewis, a prominent merchant, was
elected President ol the Merchants
Exchange TO day.
Ct. B. Stebbins, Of Detroit, has ac-
cepted an invitation rendered by q
large number vf iron men and mer-
chants to lecture in this city on the
subject OF pr ltection to home indus
try, and tie beDefit and need Of West
ern manufactures.
The following is the insurance, Ia
Eastern Offices, on the drug house
Of DR.. French 10 Co., burned to day:
German, Of Cleveland, $1,000; Com
mercial, 50 500; United States, Of
Baltimore. $1,000; Williamsburg City,
50 000; Enterprise, of Cincinnati,
$4,000; Putnam, Of Hartford. So ,00G;
Naragansett. $500; Fireman 5
Fuads. $5 600; Merchants, Of Chi
caro-, $2 500; Charter Oak, So 1000; /;
Monumental, Of Baltimore, $1,000;
Maryland, s2,500; Associated Fire,
3 500; Sun. Of Cleveland, $1,000.
S77 800, was in St. Louis offices. In
surance on the building, $4,000, in
home Offices.
UG A1ac5UukA IAGEtSA1+tEE lAGt AZ
Jefferson City, to day, a0d after some
unimportant business adjourned till
to morrow. when the Governors Mes
sage will be sent IN. The Governor
reported that he was opposed to a
convention for the revision Of the
| Constitution, but was liberal on the
suffrage question.
Thestrike among fhe telegraphers
here does rot materially disturb or re-
tard business in this section. Six
hours after the strike, this Office was
competently manned, and yesterday
and TO day has net only a full force
eli first class operators on duty, but
the Superintendent Of this district
has men to spare, who viii go to auy
point where their services arc needed.
The strikers publish a card, to- day,
handling TIE Telegraph Company Sc
verely. and charging them with de-
/ sign to reduce the salaries generally,
and thereby make them (she oper-
ators) bear a portion Of the cost of
+ the war between themselves and op-
i position companies. Privately, the
strikers acknowledge their action
premature, but being taken, they will
stand by it regardless of the coDse-
! qaences,
CINcINNATI, Jan. 5.-The striking
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REAE EagATE.
gOHNs0N'5
Real Estate 9 Patent Agency

z HAVE a VARIETY or BU@E.
~ NESS and DWELLING HOUSES
aud large number OF BUILDING LOTS
in almost every part of Evansville; aisos
number or Farms and several thousand
acres of TIM BERED LANDS, all OF which
I will sell on EASY TERMS. / nave some
very DESIRABLE and very & II E A Z
LOrS, aVitbf1 Ten n1i1llteS' tOdtk Of The Court
House. Persons wishing 10 BUY viii save
money by purchasing as my Office. Those
having property to sell VIII please brl5g
me the description and price.
( shall soon advertise for public sale
some valuable property IN tho UPPER part
OF the city, near the proposed track Of the
street railroad, where ntce building sites
can be had on VERY REASONABLE RVS.
have also opened an office for SOLICIT
ING PATENTS. Persons desiring to ob-
tain Patents can make appiicai ION ut once
and by calling at my Office, on
THIRD ST, bet. Main aUd Locust,
EVANSVILLE, IND.
ALNAH JOHNSON,
ocl3i Real Estate and Patent agent.
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of Mr. Mupnford in reply to the proposition
Telegraphers Cyrganizat1on who had 81
ready stopped work be Teinstated TO
their former positions. Ahe com
official knowledge. The telegraph
officers say part Of the men nave stfocs' ,
but there IS force enough on laDd 20 per
form the service. The operators Tuesday
night, adopted g card 20 the brethren
thTouehout the country asking united az. az.
ton. The issue Is for life or death Is WeAi
as to st1staI9a the San Francisco brethren.
They accept the challenge chserIuiiy, i "a q
say they control all tnag ortant telegfap1 = lS
pOiDts 4 the United states ana asa ne
brother operators .Out tElo9 the oFean 1Ft4oA
net to come IN and fill their places
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News by Atiant1o Gable
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Laier N Wa from Pembina
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Late New York Is nus.
Moro Failures Announced.
Late Washingtoa Items.
News from San Francisco.
Late Nsws from st. Louis.
Dsatr uctivs Firein tho City.
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5--s Aba-6- IS - 3 1aSEiss-
EBr 10 remove NOth-Patches, FrecEleE
and Tan from the face, use peTgW's A0th
and Freckie Lotion. Prepared only by DT.
b. Q. PERRY. sold Dy all druggists.
noVI7 d3m SpH
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Lpss Est mated at 100000.
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PADDEN & CO.,
Soap, Candle, and Lard OIL
MANUFACTURERS
FERsT STREET, near Division.

MADDEN az co. ARE READY Ea
g supply the trade with the GENIUS I
GOLDEN ERASIVE, GERMAN ERA
sIYE, BROWN ERASIVE, and tlo
CHEMICAL OLIN l. SOAPS. EVarv
houseReeper should give 10 n trial.
sold by ali respectable grOcers.
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Dsstr uctive F4rein tho City
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-07-30
DOMESTIC.

NEW YORK, July 2e.-stocks weak. Money Sae
per cent. Gold 2lH. Bonds 1oA. sterling' long,
az: short, 1oX. Tennessee eA.conpons 6tA;
nev sox. virginia ex.ooupons IS; new 90. Lou"
isianas, old SIX; new, "a; leYee skies 65; eights
as: Alabama eights SO; fves n; Georgia slxes 50;
seyens 90; North Carolinas, old, Al; new 2sH;
South Carolinas, old, 80; new 7sh. Flour dull
and unchanged. Wheat more steady. Corn quies
and firm. Pork dun at $50. Lard dull at le&a
l73sc. Cotton dull and lower; uplands 1sXc; Or
leans 2ohc; sales 400 bales. Turpentine 4lc.
Rosin 81 70 for strained. Freights firm.
Evening-Cotton unsettled; sales $50 bales;
Niddling uplands 19zc. Flour, State and west
ern rmer closing at 81 %, with no sellers at IN
side prices; superhne S. 2oa5 90; extra seas l5
Southern hrmer; common to fair extra So l5a7 20;
good to choice 81 25ss so. Wheat 1a2c better;
winter red and amber Western 81 51a1 So. Corn
lower: new mixed western s5cas1 OF. Beef
steady; new plain mess s12a$16; new extra s16a
s19. Pork steady at $50. Lard shade lower;
kettle 17Hs1sc. whiskey more steady at s1a$1 Oh;
nearly all at the latter price. Groceries steady.
Turpentine steady at 41a41Kc. Rosin unchanged.
Tallow steady at 1oa1oXc., Freghts steady
Money sa5. Sterling exas1. Gold closed weak
and dun at 22Ha22X. Bonds closed very strong.
sixty-twos 1ox. southerns quiet, except new
Tennessees, which are very strong at % for old
and 81 for new.
BOSTON, July 2s.-Cotton quiet and steaiy;
middlinxs 2oAc; net receipts FOR the week el6
bales: cosstwise 1925; total 1870; sales for the
week 100; stock 700.
BALTIMORE, July 2s.-Flour dull and weaker on
low grades Of old stock. Wheat dull; new red
81 40; white 81 6oal s5. White corn 81 25a1 20;
yellow 81 o5a1 TO- Oats, old soc; new Saa57c.
Rice soca$1. Pork and bacon firmer; snouluPrs
15H. Lard 17xa1sc. Whfskey 81 o2al o5. Cotton
dull and tending downward; middhngs le1c;
net receipts of the week 2l5 bales; coastwse 2al;
total 49, exports coastwise lo0 sales Of the week
765; stock 1910 bales.
CINCINNATI, July 29.-Flour quiet, In moderate
demand and more settled; family So so. Corn
nrm; ear S7sssc; shelled soc. Provisions un.
changed.
NORFOLK, July 2e.-Cotton quiet; low middngs
lsa1s1c; receipts $50 bales; stock 6se bales; net
receipts of the week 37s; exports coastwlse 7Sl;
sales Of the week $40 bales.
LosnE, July 2s.--Cot'o on quiet: low middltngs
1Tc sales $50 bales; net receipts 80; stock 1885
baies net receipts Of the week 20 bales; coastWise
50; total 4s2 bales; exports cosstwlse 8; sales Of
the week HOO bales. -l., Es!Es<j 8
EKw. ORLEANS, July 29.-Cotton, demand fair
but at lower rates; middl,ngs 17Hal7kc; sales
100 bales; net receipts 272; stock 4sel1; net re-
ceipts Of the week 1893; cUastwIse "a; total 1892
bales; exports to Great Britain 1879 bales; Havre
2sss; coastwise, 2s17 to New York, and 60 to Bos-
ton; sales Of the week 400 bales.
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Savannah Market.

SAVANNAH, July 2a-The stock on hand at the
close Of the market yesterday was SS94 bales up
lands and $40 bales sea islands-from the former
figures Is bales and from the latter lto bales must
be deducted, being the amount burned on the
9th March. The receipts at all the ports foot up
2Sl9642 bales; the stock on hand and at oil ports
TO latest dates reach lD,665 bales against 70 b65
bales same time last year.
The Following resume Of our daily market will
show the various changes in the market for the
past week: f-.t.
4 July 22-Cotton nominal; some few Northern
orders keeping holders very drm. Low mid.
ding aud under dull Of sale at about Ike as
Jniy 2s.-The sales made were ut higher scale
Of prices than on Friday July shorts for New
fully y cent for the better grades which are
July 25.-The market was fairly active for all
been more than active, which Is caused by the
scarcity OF this class OF the staple. Sales 400
bales. We quote middling 10 cents.
IJuiy 26.-Durlng the morning our market was
quiet, caused by the frmness OF holders, but at
last advices they gave way, and as shorts for
New York are over, they have met buyers at old
limits. Thessles " the day have been 100 bales.
Middllng on the N market; low middling l7H cents.
July 27.-Market quiet, holders 6rn and prices
paid were on the basis Of 7Hc for low middllng.
Very few sales have been made, amounting TO
about 100 bales on the above basis. We quote low
middllng 17H
sold to MI up lots by steamer. =.
SEA lsLAND-There has been but very little
done In this class OF the staple for the past week.
and most Of the cotton on hand Is held for better
prices. We therefore quote nom!nally: Mains
(commonly called cart cOtton) &c; common Geor.
gia and FlorIdas 2Sa2lc; medium Florlas S6a38c;
good Floriias 40a42c; medium and fne FlOridas
l5a50c; fine F!or1das 52a55o
.REcEIPTs.-The receipts at this port for the
past week have been 1892 bales uplands and 10
bales seq island, from the following sources:
Central Railroad. 1907 bales upland; Atlan 10 and
Gulf Railroad. 169 bales uplands aud Is bales SEQ
islands; Savannah River steamers, 10 bales mp
lands.
ExpoRTs.-The exports for eheweek havs be en-
follows: Coastwise, 2lal bales nplands and Is
bales sea Islands.
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AMoDEI MAeIsrRAEE.
Mcc1rlI.SvnlE; s. C., May Is, 1870.

MccLEIL.SvnLE, s. c., May Is, 1870
yo his Erce1sncqk Gouefaor r. X. Scot:
:: sm-some six months, OF more, since, upon
the resignation OF one Of our magistrates, anu
the retirement Of another from this parlsn.
we sent up to headquarters petton, aenea
by men of both colors, for the appointment Oh
one whose integrity, urbanity and lntengen'e
we're unquestioned.
In response, you sent US, as ITiai eus'loe'
auondsm bootblack; notorious s'ntsi up
of strife among us for years past lreeonan, u
whose incompetency is only equalled las usual)
hv b,s assurance and intolerable insolence.
iinon the slightest charge, and sometimes upon
none at all, are men Of the Anglo-Saxon race
bauled. up before this mimic Judge, whose
solon attitude would but provoke laughter
were It accompanied by even tolerabae con-
Alteration for those before him. But when
tie reasonable question, ''for what am al
rsigned ?" or something akin to th1s' Is Euoeiy
answered, or, upon remonstrance, MADE De-
cause not answered at all, the reply comes: ::
ushut your pRouth, Sir, or IH send you 10
iail.n When this trial justice transcends his
powers in startling degrees, imposing hnes
and selling PROPERTY as an antocrat /; requiring
men TO subscribe their names to blank bonds,
which he is to I'LL at his leisure and pleasure,
9. sending them to jail as the alternative,
do we err In becoming unquiet?
We object, not to race or color, for such is
the situation forced upon US, and to which we
have pledged assent; but We do, we must most
earnestly protest against the administration
of Justice" sc-called, in this county. Nothing
but settled purpose Of the people Of this ju-
risdictiol to keep the peace, fear, has prevent
ed d can on your militia to visit us.
: Remember, Governor, the blood of reVolu-
tionary slres flows still warm and untainted in
our veins. Provoke it not to madness. We
Intend no. threat; but earnestly cali upon you
to abate a nuisance, by removing nom oftice
HSfa,es Who mas notoriously abused his tust-and
VII who yet giories in the name Of .BIly Pinck-
ney.n $ Yours, with consideration,
3'f - 9 : = = s - = Gives MULTI.
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POET OALENDAR.
nooN'a PHlsEs.
MARINE NEWS.
CHARLESTON, 8. c., JULY 81
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Schr Frank Jameson. Jameson, Philadelphia,
10 days. Coal. TO d F Baker co: ),
Schr Ann s Deas, Garbatti, West Point Mil
tIerces rice. TOT Pringie Son ana snacAe''
''ss Steamer q @ Hrgo Proctor. Edisto and Way Land
inrs .Mdse. TO Douglas Nisbet, John Artman,
" L Dawson, N McGorty and others. ,.o,oo
via Georgetown, 8 O. bales cotton, 10 sacks
rough rice, Is sacks groundnuts "A Dds Spirits,
"a bDls rosIn TO snacsenora u rsnsn ke9y, I'm ri
zer, Rodgers 4 co. s stoney, Boyd.
AT QUARANTINE.
Bsrkentine Wanderer, from Bermuda. TO S
Rhett h Son.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship ] " Everman, Hinckley, Philadel.
schr W q Hills, Burgess, Phnadelpnia-J A
Sc scsr Minnie Reppller, Weeks, Balsimore-Wm
'''"'- - wv SAILED YESTERDAY.
Steamship " Everman, Hinckley, Philadel.
p' FROM THIS PORT.
Steamship Prometheus, Gray, at Philadelphia,
'' CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Steamship Ashland, crowell, at New YORK, July
q.
SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
Schooner D Talbot, Amesbury, Rockport,
Ne, July rs.
LIST OF VESSELS
Up CLEARED AND aAILEp FOB THIS PORT.
FOR EIGN.
LIVERPOOL
The Kathleen, Lester, cleared. June IL
The r Cove, Hardness, up. up...............Juiy IL
DONE sTIo.
RoCKPoRT, ME-.
Schr Talbot Amesbury, sailed. July 70
BOSTON.
Bark Eva Il Fisk, Emery, cleared. ..".. July 8
Brig Fanny q Jennings, Noble, up........ July 10
NEW YORK.
Steamship Ashland, Crowell, cleared. July 27
Schr VIM Bement, Penny, up :-.......Msy u
Schr Henry Harteau, Jones cleared....... July 18
Schr Lilly, Hughes up. July IA
Schr N W Smith, Tooker, cleared. d.......... July Is
Schr N Hawkins, Wyatt, ,up...."......Iuly rs
PHILADELPHIA.
Schr Ella Matthews, McElwee, cleared. July I
Schr E French, Doughty up............. July 20
Schr Geo Squire, Tmmons, up.......... July %
BALTIMORE.
Erig Lewis Clark, Cobb, cleared. May %
Schr MatOaka. Fooks, .Juiy II
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VESSELS SUPPLIED WITH CABIN AMI
Y MESS STORES ON SHORT NOTICE.
Captains and Stewards are respect Z.
fully invited to call and examine the
quality and prices Of our GOODS. Full weigh
guaranteed. Delivered free Of expense.
WIN. S. CORWlN & CO.,
No.215 King street, opposite Hasel,
Charleston, s. e.
ian2d
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TIE STATE CAETAss.
rho Colored Militia.

Tho C0AOTe0 WAltAu.
The Yorkvile Enquirer says:i 80 l....!li
In our opinion, the only object Of forming
white companies was to DIVIDE the mlntsIy
power OF: the 5tste. 80 that neither race or
party might be tempted, through the sole pos
noses, and thus provoke collision likely to
bring on civil str1fe. The object is certainly a
rbod lone, and the means proposed probably
the best calculated to secure 1t. But 1T seems
.ffiAa 60Ssrnor is more sohcitous 70 have
niiNta which he can use for his own purposes
tsresfs. "a TO insnfe mutual respect among all
nartieS,f For thls' reason, he prefers an mpe-
SSl.eInrd n ishet than,a militia force, snd 80.
lects ain froupe from the class which rs most
irn6rnsstof the rights OF cihzena under the
EW9 and kherefore most likely to- render 40
obedience % a nss sar anx
bloodahed which may result. .,
ri ~ pai: sis.4tds To Work. .l
The Chester Reporter says:
Il; 4, ,Our Radical enemies make their nominations
this week, and The campaign will AZ once be
oDened: ON their part with earnesiness, per-
sif!anAa,y and bitterness. Shall NE be less ar
nest{ less pers steut, in the effort to save what
little Of properly is left to u.s. than they will be
t6secure the chance to rob us oft? That's
The question. :. ~ 49, 80 - :, =. -
s;.s.gs;KS;dilk-and-Na Opposition.
5TheBdgsHelt Advertise says:.
% But no, milk and water opposition viii defeat
Scott. Tie fight, to re successful, must be
hand; shstp and unceasing. Action "a what
.mu1Ht save the State. Il every white man in
South Carolina wi; STAND by Carpenter and
Butler, and induce one! eolored man to do 30
ffkev1se: the day viii certainly be ours BY Q
ihTSe msjnrity. But waiting. and hopipgs and
'Vbi6s1E md idle looking: g:dn. win not give us
She Sietofy; Every indiyidull man; must EIt
ihis sh0ulderto:t :the wheel, and keep it there.
An Infamous Charge. .9s,li',T;
1.-The Anderson lntellige igencer BAYS !: IS. q9!3
nsJudgs Hose, the, other night, 10 speaking o.
the pest aud present financial condition Of
BGutE Carolina, referred to the fact that the
.Rsdicsl ,adlnlnisttr sion found only fcrty-Ave
,d0llat8 in ,th6 State treasury two Sesrs sRo,
and ke boldly charged that this small anoup,
TouId dbsye bsah;sto,en, II the DemocTatic off,
cislS had received two hours noslce This IN.
famous charge against the administrator OF
e1 Governor Orr 10 basely false snd unfounded,
but II q. .sxaetY in harmony with the reckless
ssseft ftibnso Of Jud re Hoge concerning the Union
/. Reform party.
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New York Rice Market.

From the Daily Bulletin July Of: The trade
demand continues good and full prices are OBJ.
to foreign grades owing to their relative cheap
ness. Sales OF rs tlerces Carolua OF SxaS%c. 500
bags RaDgoon at 7%a7Hc, and In bond 100 do
az Sxc, gold. Carolina, common TO good per
owt "a 25aS so: do prime 10 fancy do s. 75as; Ran
COON per pound 7a71Sc; Rangoon, gold, III bond,
do, 8XaSXo. 1t''. -
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Receipts by Railroad, July 30.
eorru o.pn1rSa pAy,poIn

2ss bales cotton, 81 bales goods, 2s4 sacks
wheat, 1926 melons, SO casks clay, cars lumber,
2 cars wood, 80 barrels naval stOrea. To Frost &
Adger, J r Prlnge 4 Son, Williams & Son,
W w Smith, Pelzer, Rodgers & co. Csmpsen 4
co, Armstrong i 90, J @ Mallonee Dowling d Co.
Smith & chapsau, Johnston, Crews Il co, w @
.Whilden q co...
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m.Fss.ssats. 4. = !. BY Telegraph.

b
FOREIGN.
LONDON, July ee-Consois soK. Bones SO.
EVENING" ssX. Bonds So. Stocks
steady. %sgJ
LryrRpoo1, July 2s.-cotton opened dull: up
lands 1xd; Orleans Sd. Sales 1000 bales. Sales
for me Meek $1,000 bales. including 1000 fer ex-
port ana Rpeculatton. Stock ON hand eSs.ooo
uaies, OF which Sol. 900 are American. Receipts
for the xeeS $1,000 bales, Of which $1,000 were
American corn SIS sd.
sAfteFpeansS Stock Of. cotton at sea bound for
this port estimesed at 47a0oo bales; OF which
sooeo pii6 irS American RsdiNinter wheat los
sdslos7d.
Evenins.-cottons me ind irregular; uplands
7xd; Orleans IXd; sales 5000 bales; speculation
ana export 900. Red western wheat 90. Beef
1uoysnt.
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FARES GREATLY REDUCED.

Steamers of the above line leave Pier .<EFs
No. az, North River, foot OF Canal y@taD96
street, New York at IL O'Clock noon, OF the 6tn
aud 2lst Of every month except when these
dates fall on Sunday, then the Saturday preced'
Ing.
Departure OF the 2lst connect at Panama with
steamers for South Pacific and Central American
ports, Tt ose Of 5th touch at ManZantllo.
Steamship COLORADO, Captain Farnsworth
leaves San Francisco for Japan and China Sep
tember !, 1870.
No California steamers touch at Havana, but
20 direct from New York to Asplnwal.
One hundred pounds baggage free TO each adult
Medicine and attendance free.
For Passage Tickets or other information apply
at the COMPANIES TICKET OFFICE, on the
wharf foot OF Canal street, North River, New
York. F. r. BABY, Agent
julyl6-1yr
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, July 2S.-TURPEETINE-l with.
ont change in price for the week just closed
There has existed steady inquiry, and all
virgin So Is for yellow dip, and 81 % for hard, ID
bbL Of $50 hs., Receipts are only moderate, reach
ing 1919 bhls. = ,.f5s- g.
in our Last for this article Continued during the
earlier part Of the week just ended, and pfioes
shew an advance. On Monday the market was
active and excited, and all Offering was readily
taken at further advance In prices, sales being
s7XasS cents for New York packages. On Tues.
day, however, the market opened less firm, and
the price has since declined Xal cent-cioeing at
seN cents for Southern, Nth Light stock in fac
tors hands, and steady inquiry.
RosIN.-Tha market for all grades has ruled
duh during the week, and prices show failing
on from those given at the close OF our last re-
eject to check transactions, and the sales made
have been principally to al up freight room. The
stock here iB quite small. and the bulk Is held ont
Of market, factors refusing to accept the low
figures now Offering, especially for theiower
grades. 90. -. -. G.5t 8, ss,....f ..=r
TAR-No receipts or sales Rinoe our laat that we
can hear OF. Little OF no Inquiry, and we quote
nominaDy at 81 80 per Dbl.
Macon Market.
MACON, July 81. COTTON. Receipts to-day 16
bales; sales II; shipped II. Receipts for the week
enolng tplB evening VI DaleS; SnleS SV9, snip
ments a4. The market has been steady aud
firm all the week, with good deman,i at Ito for
middllngs-:he beSt calling for q kc more. and
1t SO closed this evening, with little or none Offer
ing
COTTON STATEMENT.
stock on hand Sept. !, 1S6s.......... ITO
keceiVea to-oay ay..;.".'............... 10
Received previously .................79,6 ,635-79661
Total. .....:.................. 1880
Shipped to-day. II
Shipped previously. ,71s-757eo
Stock on hand this evening. .......... 3,04O
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Interior Cotton Markets.

Interior Cotton Markets.
YoRKVlLI4E, July 27.-The market Is difficult
to quote. owing to the uncertsi ty OF prices We
learn that sale OF very fine article was made
yesterday at 15,kc and think prices may be
quoted rs ran2in from l4Kal5c.
CHARLOTrE, Jnly 25.-Sales during the past
week OF 40 bales at l4a16Hc, extremes. The mar
ket IL depressed and lower, ,but offerings are readi
ly taken up for home factories.
ANDERSON, July 21.-To-day middings COM
mand from ID to Ice.
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Chipping.
EOR NEW YORK-ON WEDNESDAY.

The fast screw Steamship ASHLAND, viii sal
for New York on WEDNESDAY, August Sd, at
O'Clock P. NJ, from PIER No. 2, UNION WHARVEs
The ASHLAND will connect with the Liverpool
Steamship MINNESOTA, OF Messrs. WILLIAMS
GUIoN's LINE, sailing August 10th.
Insurance by the Steamships OF this line n pei
cent.
For Freight engagements, apply to WAGNER
HCGER Il CO., No. 26 Broad street, or tG
WIN. A. C0URTENAY, No. Union Wharves.
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