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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-08-18
NaAridten aas @hip.

BSF Wit Beoanern erfabren tDit bab infer after
5rd9er in $ aston, Sr. Beter Gteffen, am
Soantas Nbeno, ben "A Nusnf. Mbenbs um 10
ubr, Seforbeu III. Ser Beriiorb.ne tpobnte 35 Sabre
in Doston uno bradte fsin alter auf y Sabre.
Betsr Steffen nor Elm suadsrsr bsuifder Wann.
gr trus fet nieIea Sabren Den gBetboten In Dopton
nno betodbrts fd9 INNER als Elm onrdaus rehtihaf.
iener uno sauerldiHser Mann, Der anfere @eiddfte
nit GROCER 9inft!dfeit nab 5u nnieyer er6Sten 3u-
frieosnbeit beforste. ghrs lsinem Anbsnten uno
6riebs feiaer Afde!
Sn gIeneians traten am sSr.itos Ra1mittcs
stoei Mdnner in grittsnoen's SnpeIenIaben. BGh.
renb fd Der Cine @iIbsriaaea seaen lieB, frod DER
4noere anter ben 2abentiih anb nabl Diamanen
im 8ert6e BON $1,000. Beiben aelang es, nit Der
9eate su snaieben.
Sames Gall bon Sodins eerihaffte iitb IN Yin.
ton gouniB Elm peirabs Gertifeat fir ieinen Sobu,
inoem er ihwor, oa6 bas Wrautpaar in Yinton 60.
mObne. Ser Wann iR nun oes Meineibs angeflast
uno serbaftet woroea unb Die Geihidts tann ibu.
i9lsht bstomn,en
Sairfielo gounip bat ben gori4faa, eine
SMmme BON $3.50 600 fiir Si9erune Der Nderbaus
fdue 81 betoillisen, nit GROCER Nebrbst nieoerses
ftimmt. Sc felen bios sos Stimmen oa5iir uno
1872 Stimmsn basesen. Bios in 9leafant Soipn-
fbip unb Der S.aot 2ansafier purbe cine Webrbeit
oafr abgeseben. Sn Viplet Sotpnfbip fiel bios ei'
ne Gimme oaiiir. Sauienoe Himmmten gar adt.
Bonn BliB eridIagen. @eors nno Daniel
Doh, S6bne BON 5aeob Doit, Der etma Wleilen
| noro5Hlid BON WafliQon wobat, mlrben am Son.
nertas Rahmittaa nebi ben Yferben, aaf pelaen lie
riten. bonn Blib srSdlassn. Ser Waisr, Ser neben
ibnen rift, fam nit elmer fapersn 8etanbuns oapon.
gner Der Brioer nor Is, Der aroere 20 sabre oft.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-08-18

= Ser Rampf 5tpiId)en Selanos Steuerbeamten
uno Der aIten republitaniiden Staats Committee
tam ON Wittpo9 in Der Convention nidt gum 8or=
ldein. ionoern tuuroe binter ben Gouiiiien ausses
fdmpft Sic Steuerbeamten erreidten nur tbeil=
tueiie ibren 3ued. Die alte 9rabt3ieber. Commit.
tee, nit sarriion ols WorHber unb ioos als @ecre.
tdr. bIeitt porIdufis. Bios orei Mitseoer ino be
ieitiet uno es 1T eine berabenbe Committee ernannt
ruoroen, um Die Musgaben au iibermaden.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-08-18
Sin btiaaamcnoes 0eianoni6.

Nub in 3em Worf bat Der Genius Die unanse.
nebme Sbatiade 3u Sage sebradbt. bas bic Bep5l,
ferung Ser 5taot lanse ni9t 70 sablrei9 it, me
man bis6er nod iibeririebenen 8erehnunsen an.
na5m 0ie oortisen 8ldttes iudsn nun alerlei
,@rInbe~ unb gntfduloisnnaen berpor Der Star"
aber iaeint in Jolsenoem ben Nasel auf ben Ropf
sa trsffen: n.a
,O6ne Die MaHen bon Gnwanoerern. Die Sag fir
8ns bier anfommen unb Edb bier nieoerfaflen. Ddre
Sem Dorf pohl idpn sur @r6be zines Doris einae.
aoneen Sc lit nieht mebr faibionabel fir 6rauen.
inosr su habsn. anb @atlinnen iino nit mebr itols
oorauf. Muiter au iein. Sos aufsieben elmer 5as
mIe brinst supiel Yerantmnrtuns uno 2ait nit iid
bic Reinen iino Der 5rau i'm Wese, bon Bersniisen
su 8ersnasen sa ellen. Das 3eiultat it, BOP mir
Elm idmdhlides 6rauen. @eidledt baben, bas iid3
nit mileroblen 5toffsn. bic es einnimmt I'm, Den
2auf Der Watur su bemmen, au Sooe boftsrt. = -
gs pereebt faft feine Wode, in Der nidt cine Trau
on bieIem Mltar Der Wsobe Hh opfert. Diit ben
Shmaden uno 0errrten baben mir Spmpatbie; !;
mir f6nnen nns bensen. tparum elm unsliidli6es
Wdod3en sumeien ibr 2eben ristirt, nm tbren auten
Namen su retten; absr pas iolen mir BON elmer
berbeirabeten rau oenfen. elde ibr 2eben auf oies
1e Weiie gefabroet unb perliert!" l
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-08-18
Gin S6minbel.

9elbft republtaniide gIdtter seben 3u. bab De,
IarfbeidluB in Der republtaniiden 8latform cir
sdminoeI uno oarauf bereanet 1T. Dem VoIfe @ant
in bic Nusen 5u ffreuen. Das bieiiSe Sournal BON
Donnerias idreibt:
Ser Sarifbe5dluB biloet bic auBerorbentlidit
grrunsenihaft in Der Ylatform Jabrifation, Die nil
iemals seieben baben uno 1T as cine Wterfpirois
feit su 5etradten. Gs lift elm g dubtarif= BE-
4 dlub nit enem &epenue. Sarif in ie,nem 8aude.
Sas Cincinnati Commercial ertldrt. oaB Der Be-
idlub ourdaus 5ueioeutis 1T uno mad 8elieben aus
seIest tperoen tann. Mit an6ern Worten, Der 8e'
idlub lduft auf einen i9mabliGen geriud binaus
oas yolt su betrisen unb IRE su fibren.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-08-18

Steie Heoe, rpeld1e Ole Ser5en 4ler 5u ent5iinoen
uno Die game 9eriammluns Su beseiitern i9ien,
tuuroe bel uielen Stelen ourb mabre Stirme oes
8eifaQs uniertroden. 8eionoers siinoeno mar Der
yortras bes bon bem Reoner ielbit perfaBten, et<
srsifenoen uno 5u8leia tednii6 ooaenosten @eoi9, !,
tes: saluf. auf gum Rampf!" s.-.sl
Nuf ipssie0en Antras uurbe beihloiien, BOB oer
grdiibent Der 8eriammluns beauftrast werbe, cine
Committee su ernennen, tuelhe geitrdse gum Yeften
Der Yerpunbeten unb Der Bittpen uno Waien Der
ssfaQenen beutiden $rieser entsssennebmen foae.
Nad turier 6rit ernannte Der YrdFoent oem3ufolse
.folsenoe s,erren als Mitslieber Der '.-
grseutip. gorsmittee-- Soieph TaItenbad .
Wm. Sdau, Safob Bleie. SEQ peljenauer, W
g.. Braun, s. semmersbad. Garl, Spnolo, Capt
9eintnner, Gbr. Sertenfein, u. 3beobalo, peinrid3
Sdneioer, s. GLIDER uno g. 3ettler. ' =
Damit tuaren bic eisentli6en @eiddfte Der yer=
iammluns erleost uno Die Anmeienoen purben nun
aufseforoert, pOrSutreen uno geitrdse su Dem er.
pdbntsn 3mede gu 3sidnen. Wdbreno ssmmsrs'
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-11-03
TEGi; ON, ysRrsEE z;'s's.

OrfiCE or
PETROLEUM CENTGE DAiLT REcnRA !
November ,. 1870.
There was little or no INQUIRY at ,b,s
po'ht today and no sales that we could
i'nrn. We quote So oj."3 10. for rcgard,e.s
and SO 2Oa$3 25 for gravity.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-11-03


i, :, ''''u, 'u' P''r" 'h' 'nuah
NAV p'' ''''' u" '"o'i'! 'lg',
t..-
To those who are building rigs without number,
would niolm--,llis is the lace ,oibuy Lumber,
My motto il his: "onick Sales and small Proft,o
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-02-05
LABOR NEWS IN BRIEF.

Tho Mcssrs. Fairbanks, scalcmaLcrs, al
st. JohnsbEry, VI, consume 3,OoO,0Go feet ol
lumber yearly.
The carpctwcaycrs OF Philadelphia are
making slow progress towards settling their
strike Two new shops have gone oat this
week.
The journeymen hatmakcrS OF Newark
have struck for uniform bill of prices i'll all
shops, and number Of employers have ac-
ceded.
A general strike is threatened among the
colliers at Bolton, England. The men want
the same rate OF wages as are paid at Wigan
and elsewhere.
The strike among the Lanarkshirc (Scot-
land) puddlers has now lasted ncarlya month,
and as yet there is no evidence that either
side will speedily give In.
The Beknap Mills, at Laconla and Lake
Village, which have suspended operations for
two months past, have cIrcted q loan, and
WIN immcu.~.e.y resume operations
MIR. Thomas Hughes, NJ. p. has been unan-
imously chosen by the Board Of Arbitration lor
the Northern Iron Trade OF England, arbltla-
tor to decide on the wages question now Wl-
der discussion,
The treasurer of the GcrmaEia Building
Association, of Baltimore, was robbed OF DoS
Containing money and bank checks to inc
amount of sG3g0, the property OF lllc assocEl-
tion, night or two ago.
The shipwrights in the Washington navy
ward want an increase ol twenty-five centS per
day on their present rates of wages. Admiral
Dahlrren has promised 10 use his influence IN
aid OF the movement.
The ship Alpha recently sailed from Liver
pool for Victoria, Eancouver's Island, having
on board between twenty and thirty selected
girls, who are To take situations rs iemalc ser
wants when they arrive.
Statistics show that in london alone l00,-
600 railway servants; 90. 95l poStodce officials;
"a, 900 cabInen and omnibus men; 2G0,0Oo pub
licans and beer-ShOp keepers, and many other
classes are required to work on Sundays.
The proprietor of an English coal mine has
been fined e los. for having prevented the
ventilation of his shaft, and another AUS. 1or
having neglected to give notice TO the inspec-
tor OF an explosion which took place III MS
mine.
The strike of the Cincinnati cigarmakcrs
against reduction of 5? per thousand, Is sun
In progress. The Cigarmakers International
| Union propose to send money to set up the
strikers in business for themselves, two or
three together, in different parts OF the city.
AT the conference of miners in South Stat
fordshirc recently, it was unanimously rcsolv-
| ed s'that we rescind all former resolutions as
| to the Short-time movement, anu work III CO.
operation with the conference to be held al
Wigan in April, to obtain the eight hour sys-
tenn"
The New York Cabinctmakcrs' Society Is
probably the strongest Trades Union, numeri'
cally, in the country. The books show the
NAMES of $500 members, 1900 Of whom are
square on the books. The average wages OF
these men is from SIG to SIS per week, the
very best hands earning from $50 to s2l. The
INSURANCE Association. organized in connection
with the society, numbers 500 members, with
q fund OF $500.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-02-05

by steam, engagements are making at Xd p
tb on uplands and 1kd on sea islands; by
sail, 5.16@Hd q ft on uplands, and haHd . fb
on sea islands. To Havre, by steam, nomi'
mol; by sail, nominal at &c on uplands
and 1,sc on sea Islands. Coastwise 10
New York, by steam, &c . tb on uplands
and 1c on sea Islands; by sail, &c . fb on up.
lands. To Boston, by steam, nominal; by sail, y
@Xc q ID on uplands. To Philadelphia, by steam,
sc q fb on upands; by sail, somewhat nom
lnal To Baltimore by steam, H@1c . ID on
uplands; by sail somewhat nominal.
demonstrating 60 days bills 2sk.
DOMESTIC ExcHANGE.-The banks purchase
sight checks at Il off, and sell at par.
Outside, they purchase at Il of, aud sell at
H@A OF.
GOID-9O621.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-02-05
Alb u N O .

You see this knife, with the three teeth cut
Ia the blades back: Open IL wide; you near
click. To you it is meaningless, nut,
When heard III Rome. there's s'ao u ieat'
More years ago than care to count, ,o,
I fingered the long midsummer through
Al the fuut OF tile ancient AlOan Mouut,
SEetching and dreaming, rs Paiuteis uo'
Each day rs went to my morning task,
young girl carried my easel'ra,nI, easel sn"i,, osr
And waiting I'D watch my work, woulu ask
Her countless questions: "What was the name
..or my country9' "Was it near Naples ~
'Could ,,,
Il be seen from fhe top of st. Peters dome"
s'It must be wretched, or else why would
One ever have wandered so fur from homer
That's her portrait hanging on yonder wall
Though peasants, the face has beauty rare;
Please notice her figure, 1.-THE and tall, ,,,
And her bare brown legs, aud her lustrous aai''
Thought her chIlG-she was scarce hlteenm nl-o,s
And. pleased with her innocent. chlIaisn asS'
Gave never a thought 70 what love nllsn. luean
In those warm, luxurious summer uu' D
And so, at the summer end, paid
The sum for her simple service que,
And went my way, with no word sald
That The angels might not nave listened 10.
had hardly left the little town
A league behind, when the poor child sprung
From niche in the wayside wall, and down
In the dust at ny feet the money fung.
And then in her eyes sudden mist
or tears rose yelling their flashing PRIDE;
while hid In her sleeve close above the wrist,
was the knife with its long blade opened wide.
her fierce, wild love, with sudden name,
Had dashed into swiftly-nassing nate;
And so by the road, with vengeful aim,
She crouched like . tigrcss lying IN wait.
Since then have won my workcd-for prize;
For my pictures SELL and the critics praise;
But sometimes wonder II he is wise
Who chooses life of lOveless days.
And half resolve to return again
To the Alhan town. and TO pass my lie,
Away from the world. and ss JOY and pain.
With my wild, proud, passionate peasant vile.
w. L. ALDEN.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-02-05
The Charlie ston Cotton, Rice and Naval
Stores Market.

The Charlie sion Cotton, Rice and Naval
Stores Market.
OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS,
FRIDAY EVENING, Fcbuary 4, 1870.
CoTToN.-The stormy weather prevailing and
very lmj,e inquiry prevented transactions,
and the only sale was bales OF common cotton
at 22Kc q .ib. W. renew previous quotations,
but they ar nominal, say:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Oh Oldina"y 10 good ordinary. ..... .sH@22A
law nNllillS St Vn--
Mi. din .?4I612H
Str ct mr!ulinS. .....2i&D-
RicE.-Thcre was blt little doing in this grain
Sales 35 tierces or goo clean Carolina at 6kc q
ID. We quote common to iair clean Carolina at
5%96; good 615@61zc q lb.
NAVAL SToREs.-There "ere no transactions In
these articles.
FREIaurs-Are somewhat dull. To uTerpoo
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-02-05
The New York Rice Market.

The Journal of Commerce, OF February ., says:
There Is moderate J0bbing trade, but the hold
crs ,l0 not appear TO have confidence, and are
for Carolina Ga7tc for invoices and job lots. sales
120 casks"
The World says: "Sacs unimportnnt, and the
market in Il nat condition, though holders refuse
further concession. Carolina worth about SKA
exc. In wholesale way, and 1a114c for choice in
jobping lots Stock 1914 tcs Carolina and 74G5
bags EaNEOOn,n
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-02-05
Macon Market.

MACON, February 2.-CorroE.-Recepts to-day
a77 bales; sales 245; shipped 2e9 Receipts for the
week ending this evening the above ineilaea' Hni,,
n,ents 2U56-slowing an increase in receipts for
last week over those of the week hefore OF G32
bales, and O decrease in sales OF Coz bales the
market since the daic Of our last weekly review
has been little irregular, and prices have mann.
tested a downward tcndcncy throughout IL
closed OH this evening" one werk ago at "a cents
for the unes, with good demand; but OWING 10
the adverse reports OH Thursday, tne uay ,N lnlnM
ing, prices fell or q u cent the market closing
quiet un thai day at 23k. On Friday " again leu
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-02-05
Nashville Market.

NASHVILLE, February 1.-Corr6N.-The re-
ccipts during the week ending today embrace
2G6l bales against 24l4 bales Tor tue week p.iGr,
GUS. The shipments foot up 27S3 bales against
203t bales the week previous. The sales ol tue
week include 1855 bales against 1920 bales the
week previous
the business was confined to few lines OF Strlct
low middlings. Tile later dispatches from New
York and Liverpnnl caused the few buyers liiat
were operating 10 hold or. We quote nolninally:
Ordinary 20a2l x; good ordinary 2aa94a23 low ihli
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand September /, 1SGo......... None.
Received 10 aay os s 90 G1a
:, Total. ;so @S'0l2
Shipped today ................... isV s ., 20,
Shipped previously. .........A ,4oo-Z4'aoo
Stuck ~ hand. nd........... 4,o27
RLoUR-Market bnoyan;, with shipments to-
day OIL q basis OF s5aI for supers TO fancy.
CoRS.-The railroad blockade having been re-
novel. corn commenced moving ut q brisk rate
today, the shipments amounting 10 3,300 push.
els aIl OF which was TO bc delivered In the depot
at 81 per bushe
delivered In depot at 81 rs. Also sales from wa wa,
ron Of 1900 bushels white ut 81 1917, and 100
bushels white and amber at 81 ID.
OATs-Salcs OF 500 bushels at CSC IN store.
Interior Cottci. Markets.
COLUMBIA, February 3.-Salcs OF cotton today
about 100 bales; middllngs 23a23Ac.
YORKrlLLE, February 2.-The market Is firm.
We quote % &c for the best grades today.
CHARLOTTE, January 3l.-Vcry little doing.
Middlings a3Hc. with tendency 10 lower rates.
ANDERSON, February 9.-'The market has been
brisk during the past week, and to-day prlces
range from - TO 23c.
ATLANTA. February 2.-The market closed
active ai a3iic for middlings: 22iic for low mid
| dllngs; oO1.c for good ordinary.
ROCK HILL, January 81. Tho market quiet.
| Prices rather tend down. Sales during tile week
at 20 to 23c Middlings 22Ac to-day.
CHESTER, February l.-0ur cotton market has
! not responded 10 the late unr;ivurable adrices
from leading markets, and We quote full grades
Ut 2kc firm.
SELMA, February 2-Market dull, and with a
declining tendency: sales of the day not over 70
bales. Quotations nominal from 23 10 23Ac lol
low middliug.
! COLUMBUS, February 1.-THE demand was Iair
| to-day bnt sellers were few. Mdung 22An2oc
receipts $50 bales shipments 500 bales; y by ope
! liEa railroad via Charleston to New York.
| SUMTER, February 2.-There have been aoon
co bales sold during the week, ending the "a. VIC
quote: Ordinary zoe; good ordinary age; low
mddng 221sc; middliuS .Sci strict middiiae
| 23Hc.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-02-05
Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, February 3--SPIRITs TuRPEN.
TISE-Salts of $50 casks ut 49, for New York
ROsiSwsaes of only 40 bbls. at So for No l,
lti:, ST 55 for strained
CnupE TUHPENTINE-Salcs or ll20 bbls. at
So SO for sort and ST IS for hard.
TAR-Is SC lower and market dull; sales OF IS
libs. at 81 is per bbl.
CDTrOS-N0 safes rchortcd.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-02-05
Receipts by Railroad, February 4.
MARINE NEWS.
CHARLESTON, FEBRUARY
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

AKKIYEU EDI EhDIal.
Schr Nora, Howes, MatanZas-5 days. Sugar.
molasses and fruit. To w Hall. Experienced
heavy weather on the passage, split sails, and
sustained other damage.
Sloop Ellen GradlcE, from Cooper River. 1850
bushels rough rice. To I G Cart.
Sloop Ursula, Steadman, Santee. 400 bushels
rough rice To ThurSton K Holmes.
Received from Chisolms Mill. 90 t!erces rice.
To W Bee & co.
FROM THIS PORT.
British steamship Marmora, Robinson, Liver
pool, January Is.
Bark Eaton, Elllngwood, Greenock for Glas.
gov, January 10.
Schr Kate Walker, Warren, Satla, Ca Janua-
rya "a.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Schr Henrietta, Lcavitt, ut Boston, February J..
Schr NJ A Coombs, Coombs, at Baltimore, Feb
ruary q
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-02-05

FORE N.
LIvERPooL-
British steamship Lumsden. Ruttcr, Sid Jan 10
Bark A b Wyman, Wyman. sailed. ."..... Jan Q
The Charlotte Maudc, McNaughten, sailed.. Dec q
British bark Arbitrator, Irwin, cleared ...Jan II
NEWPORT, ENG.
The Island Queen, Brook, sailed ........Jan Is
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-02-05
Chipping
Chipping.
EAST FREIG u T l. ! N E
70 BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA, BOSTON AND
THE CITIES OF THE NORTHWEST.
THROUGH BILLS. or LADLNG GIFEN FOL
COTTON TO BRENEN

The Steamship MARYLAND, john A1ESs.
SON, Commander, will sail for Balti. .Eay1GslSgA4S .EyGslSgA4S
more OH SATURDAY, 5th February, at ! O'Clock
r. N.
1DInsurance by the Steamers OF this line 4
per cent. to Baltimore and Philadelphia. TO Bos
ton e. Philadelphia Freight5 forwarded TO that
city by railroad from Baltimore WITHOUT adl-
tiona expense for insurance.
GB-Consignecs by this line arc allowed ample
time to sample and sell their CottOnS from the
Railroad Depots In Philadelphia.
feh3 PAUL c. TRENHOLM
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-02-05
MEMORANDA.

SoUTHAMrToN, February 4-Thc steamship bre
men arrived yesterday from New Orleans.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-02-05
COaIaIERCLIL NEHS.
Imports.

Imports.
MATASzAS-Per scllr Nlra-1j2 hhds and l5o
boxes sugar, . lilds and 100 bbls Elo!asSes, TO w
2 Hall
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-02-05
EOR NEW YORK

i " = "
The First Glass Slde-wheel steamship ,zEES1.
CHAMPION, II. w. Lockwood, Com sGS;&alE G;&alEA4tt.. EN-.
mander, OF the New York anil Charleston Steam
ship Company's Line, will leave Adgcr's South
Wharf OIL SATURDAY, the 5th instant, ut D
0'C.ccE ?. NJ, precisely.
Hs- Through Bills or Ladlng given on Cotton to
Liverpool.
as- Marine Insurance half per cent by this line.
RB- Superior Accommodations for Passengers.
The Sldc.whccl steamship CHA Il LESTON,
James Berry, Commander, follows on TUESDAY,
fch24 JAMES ADGER d CO., Agents.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-02-05

of Il. closing at 2sK, where 1t stood until Sat-
urday noon, when still another decline OF nc was
announced, the market closing quiet, with
moderate demand on that day at 23K, at which
1t has stood until to-day, with some degree OF
steadiness 1t closed this evening at 2314 for the
best-middllngs % cents.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand September ], 1s69..... 179
Received today. Observation-Disclosures. 377
Received previously .67,353-67,7 73o
Total. l........................... $1,000
Shipped to-day. ay.................-.-- 269
Shipped previously. o,3e7-5o,6ee
Stock on hand this evening. ....... 1928
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-02-05
BY TELEGRAPH,

BIZ TELEGRAPH.
SAVANNAH, February ARRIVED, schrs Yul-
ture, Havana; Four Sisters, New York. Cleared
ship Henry Palmer, Swansea, Wales; sclir Jennie
Sheppard, Jacksonville.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-02-05
F o r E 1 G N

LIST OF VESSELS
UP, CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS FORT.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-02-05
NUNARD LINE OF NAIL STEAMERS

A NUNARJ LINE OF MAIL Sl EaM EhS
Eetween NEW YORK and LIVER. ,,EEEe,
POOL, calling Mt Queenstown. .SAsssaseaas. .NAasssaseaI.
AUSTRALASIAN, MALTA,
ALEPP0, PALMYRA,
CHINA SAMAElA,
CUBA, SIBERIA,
lIECLA, TARlFA.
JAVA, TRlP0Ll.
One OF the above First. Class Iron Mail Steamers
are intended 10 sail as follows:
From Liverpool for New York direct every SAT-
URDAY.
From Liverpool calling at Cork iiarhorl for
New York via Boston every TUESDAY.
From New York for Liverpool Calling 1T Cork
IIavbor) every THURSDAY.
Certificates issued to bring out Passengers from
any part Of Europe II lowest rates.
For Freight or Cabin Passage, apply 10
CIlAS. G. FRANKLIN.
No. 4 Bowling Green. New York
For Stccra@e Passage. apply to Trinity Build
ing, No. Ill Broadway, New York. or 10
WM. ROACH T. CO.. Agents,
noy4 smw3mus Charleston.
TRAVELLERS PASSING THROUGH
CHARLESTON EN- ROUTE TO FLORIDA
AND AIKEN.
And other places, should lay in their 1880,
supplies Of ClurctS, ChampagncS COr-.E
dials, Brandics, Whistles Wines, Canned SOlps
and Meats, American and English Biscuits De
villed liam, Tongue, Lobster, Durham Smoking
Tobacco and Imported SegarS, ,,.
> No. 275 King street, opposite Ilase,
Charleston, S. G.
Branch Of No. 900 Broadway, corner 2oth street,
New York. Sept2S 6mOS
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-02-05

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