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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-24
STRIKE OF THE CINCINNATI CIGAR MAKhks

CINCINNATI, Jan. e3.-The cigar makers y
the number OF 5000 now On o strike held rDee''u. y,
terdIy, aud were addressed BY seyeral members v
International Union, who have been attempuh a
settlement OF the differences The employ es re,s,
reduction OF o. per thousand, aud the empioy,,entd
H. Although committees have been appoInlea IN cos
upon the subject neither party Was ,Pot the esI
ecde. The speakers yesterday DECLARED shss haen 70
nlskers must stand arm They san there had vSi
reduction IN the price OF cigars; therefore lne "
urers' demand was without iust foundation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-24

China and Japan report progress. Ihe former
has ratified the American treaty, and extended
by two years the period of Mr.. Burlingame's
mission. The Mikado of Japan, who has shown
rare clemency and sagacity in the pardon he
has granted to his lately powerful enemies, has
manifested equally enlightened spirit in Dor
rowing a million pounds to build railroad.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-24

John II. Stephens one of the wealthest, most
respected and odes residents OF Newark died at his late
resdence In Broadst last evening lilo years OF
age, and leaves property valued at tooeooo. ~,
William s. Rockwell Of Georgia, once Uni
ted States District Judge OF that STATE aud
GgaBd Commander OF the Supreme Council Of Hasons
t Southern Jursdction Of the United States and Past
Grand Master OF Georgia, died yesterday In Hartford
County. Md.
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has been settled is favorable TO Prince Bona
parte but we have yet to see whether 1t Is
safer for princes to murder Radicals than Tor
Radicals to Islander princes. aL sa
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UPTOWN ADVERTISEMENTS.

For the accommodation of uptown resi-
dents Mr.. Z. II. Brown has opened once at No 81
West Thirty second junction Of Broadway and Sixth
ave. where advertisements for The TRIBUNE viii be
received up to "a In the evening
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srnRM AND LOSS OF LIFE.

CHICAGO, Jan. 23.-The wife and TWO en"S r,,
Of a farmer named Dowd. living dear Vermiinv' ~
Dakot. perished during u violent storm last nskn"
snasavorias 10 roach q asighberiax faslahsse>
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-24

LETTER FROM COMMISSIONERS DELANo.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 22.-COmmissiOner Delano
has addressed the following letter to Internal Reverse
officer in Ohio:
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Interior Cotton Markets.


ATLANTA. March 4.-Thc market closed active
at 2Okc for middlings; 20 for low mlddilngs; 10
for good ordinary; ordinary lIk
ANDERSON, March notwithstanding the
downward tendency OF prices, the cotton market
has been lively during the week, and today we
quote 2oa2lc for middlings.
COLUMBIA, March 4.-Sales Of cotton for the
past week foot up 1913 bales as follows: at is; I
at 20; 13 at 2O; % ut 20a 80 at 81; ii at 249 at
~ II at 2l4; l6 at %: u at 22h4; 81 at 221sc.
CHESTER, March 1.-Cotton continues to de-
cine. Market very dull at 2OSc for mlddllng.
Lower grades In proportion.
CHARLOTTE, February 2s.-Our market opened
Inactive last week at 22c for middling, with tile
usual variations in the lower grades, the market
exhibiting daily declining tendency, closing
uuiet on Saturday at the following lgures: Good
ordinary, 1e1sc; low middllng 20c and middllng
20Isc.
MACON, March 4.-Receipts to-day 20; sales llS;
shipped l9l bales. The market opened quiet this
morning at 20c for middlings, and closed this
evening at these fgures-but nomnaly SO.
MONTGOMERY, March 2.-Montgomcry cotton
market is very dull; low mddlngs nomlnally
19H-brt no buyers.
ORANGEBURG, March 4.-SaleS OF cotton dur
ing the week, 10 bales. We quote: Ordinary lea
lsc; low miIding le14c; middling ooc.
ROCK HILL, February os.-Cotton has contin-
ned to decline and the market closed dull on sat
urday at 2Oc for middling. Stained anu low
grades are very dull.
YORKvILLE, March 2.-The market is steadily
declining. We quote le4zc for good qualities,
with little Offering.
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Passengers

Per steamship Champion, for New York.Mrs
Wnberg Mrs F i.udicuS, q kiSsan r keh'
netly, c NJ Tucker, ) Leckc, Jr, Fraser anu SON:
y Weber. and X Fender.
Per steamship Tennessee, from New fork-Ars
X \ Bishop. T Gilmore, ~ w Bishop. Miss Z y
Welles, Mrs |. Cater. Mrs Mckee, Depew, j
Thomas. Captain Nichols, f b Harrison, II 5 Mil.
ler, Mrs Miller, child and servant, Z llclmes, W
Smcekner, Mrs NJ + Gray, and Miss Mitchell.
Per steamer Dictator. from Palatka via jack
sOnvile. Fernandma and Savannah-H NJ Singer
cror. NJ Talcott and lady, e X Dutton. T f McGar
Wis, d Ewing, Captain JalnisOn and lady. NJ A,idi
son, Miss JaIniscn Mrs Weathers, Miss Reed, NJ G
Hulling, Miss Rosa Newsman, Miss Hulling, Ii NJ
Thompson and wife, Mr. Tucker, c l.ightbody and
WIFE, Mr Roberts, d Callahan, l. NJ Thompson, W
d Davidson, J Tryatt and brother, Monroe.
Gorham Mr. Due OBricn, w Henry, Mr. Birnie,
Mr. Wilkinson, and others.
Per steamer Pilot Boy. from Savannah. Beau
fort, &c-J E Wilson, J b Sexton lady and two
children. 5 Smith. Martin, Miss NJ Cripps, :
Mayo, " w Wall, + Rosebr0ok and lady, j S Wal
ZACH. + p Briggs, y CHAMBERS, NJ g isaac, Miss
Ella Grady. Grady, l. Ja:ksOn, + Frpr W IL
Devere. W Ii Langley and lady, c Cambridge,
and IL Oh deck.
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The Future.

What may We take into the vast forever9
That marble door
Admits no fruit OF all our long eudeavor,
No fame-wreathed crown we wore,
No garnered lore.
what can We bear beyond the unknown portal?
No gold no gains
or all our toiling; In the life immortal
No boarded wealth remains,
Nor gilds, nor stains
Naked from out that far abyss behind US
We entered here; .-
No word came with our coming, to remind US
What wondrous world was near,
No hope, no fear,
Into the silent starless night before US,
Naked we glide;
No bon,, hoe r-os' tho consultations 0'ar y.
No eomrade at our side,
No chsrt, no guide.
yet fearless toward that midnight 0'S0A "A'
hollow,
Cur footsteps fare. 81, ,o,,o,
Tho ,ecSoninrs of q Fathers hand we 1olio"'
AA0 His love alone Is there,
No curse, no care.
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Markets by Telegraph.
FOREIGN

LONDON, March -Noon.-Consols 92A. Bonds
Soh. Talow quiet. Common rosin IS 6da5s Cd.
Afternoon.-Consols s2ss. Bonds eosS.
PARIS March 5.-Bourse opened quiet at 74f 42c.
HAvRE March 5.-Cotton opened with de-
middlngs anoat II Bic.
LIVERPOOL, March 5-Noon.-Cotton dull and
unchanged; sales 10000 bales.
Accommodation closed dull; uplands 111S;
Orleans 111<d; sales 5000 bales; speculation and
exports 1000 bales. Red western wheat rs sda
IS 10d. Corn 2Is. Lard 63s Cd.
DOMESTIC.
NEW YORK, March 5-Noon.-Money easy at
5a6 per cent. Gold 1314. Exchange So, short
9A. Bonds e.; coupons, 112<; Tennessees, ex-cou-
pons, soy; new, 451S; yirginias, coupons, 7oA;
new, 6sh; Loulsianas, old, I3; new, 67; levee,
sixes 73A; eights, So; Alabama eights, 81
fyes, IS; Georgia skies, S2hs; sevens, 90; North
Carolinas, old, 45l4; new, 201; South Carolinas,
old, 81; new, 70. Flour without decided change.
Wheat more steady and quiet. Corn scarce and
shade frmer. Pork dull at SOS 75a27. Lard dull
at I4a14n cents; steam, Is. COtton-middling
uplands, 22s cents. Spirits tn. pentine steady at
45a45k cents. Rosln,steady at So 10 for strained
common, and 50 l5 for good strained. Freights
dull.
Evening Money easy at 4a6 per cent. Sterling
sT. Gold active and higher, closing at 1877.
Governments quiet but firm Southerns generally
firm. Cotton heavy; sales 1900 bales at 221z.
Flour rather more active; superane State and
Western 81 65a4 So Wheat lc better; choice
white State 81 GOAL 10; amber Tennessee 81 33;
red ami amber Western 81 25a1 80. Corn very
scarce and lc better; new mixed western 9Ias1.
Thiskey unchanged. Pork shade frmer. Lard
heavy; kettle l5al51Sc. Naval stores and groce-
res quiet Freights dull
CINCINNATI March 5.-whiskey 94c Provisions
dull and unsettled. Pork S26 5oa26 rs. Bacon
dull at II 1Eall74c; clear sides 16c.
LOUISVILLE, March 5.-Corn CSC. Provisions
dull. Pork s27 25 Bacon shoulders 12c; clear
sides 161S.
AUGUSTA, March 5.-Cotton opened with fair
demand at 2olsc for miGdling, but closed quiet at
2oaoo1sc; sales 23s bales; receipts 241 bales.
MOBILE. March 5.--Cotton, net receipts 1l99
bales; exports, coastwise 669 bales; sales 500
bales; stock 1886 bales; market weak and de-
clining: middling 2lc.
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NORTH WEYMOUTH, MAss-Per schr henflc''a-
2bO tons phosphate rock. .. on ,,.s
SEW YoRKEPer steamship Champion-so bags
sea island cotton 23S bales upland cotton AZ oales
demestics Al bbls cotton seed OIL 50 packages sun
" PHiLApEIpH1A-Per steamship Zodiao-27 bales
cotton. 1893 tierces rice, PIT bbs rosn 6s oales 40
mestics and sundries. Per schr Sharp-is
bexes mdse, $4,000 feet lumber, 275 tons phos
phate rock. ,,.,,,a 100 tcs
rice, so bales cotton 90 bales domestics, So oales
yarn "a bales rags IA bales thread, 81 CASKS clay
10 hoxes cheese, go 600 feet lumber, and sundrles
BARACOA-Per schr Azeda Il Laura-S5, GOO zee
lumber bbls navel stores, tierces rice, and sun
dries.
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Boston Market.

BOSTON, March o.-CoFFEE.-The market for
coffee is firm. but tn, business OF the week has
been onlv in small lets to meet the wants OF the
trade. we quorc Java at 201za2l lac gold, in bags
and pockets: and rio from l5a1Sc q b gold. st
Domingo i quiet and prices are quite nominal:
COTToN.-The market was quite unsettled Tor
cotton early in the week. and prices declined ma
te;ially. hut there is rather more inquiry atitho
close. The decline in gold, un(ayordble advices
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Receipts by railroad. March ;.

SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.
3I5 bales cotton, % bales domestcS, 55 bbs ma.
val stores 1 car stock. To Railroad Agent, W
Smith, Gbbes & co. GraeScr 4 smith, Caltlwell
SON. Claghorn, Herring & co, Willis Il ChiSclu, G
II Walter a. 60, PelZer, Rodgers CO. A Salinas,
Frost 4 Adgcr. Wagner. Stewart co, D0wlinE
co, Wardlaw & Carcw, w Ryan, aud l. d De-
SHuSSurc
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The Charleston Cotton. Rice and Naval
Stores Market.

The Charleston Cotton. Rice and Naval
Stores Market.
OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS,
SATURDAY EVENING, March S, 1SIO.J
CoTToS.-There was somewhat steady inquiry
which was restricted to few purchasers, the
market keeping up a declining character. Sales
about 600 bales, say 20 at 49, 12 at 1915 46 at 9o1s
25 at COX; 295 at 2l; SO at 21hc. We quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary TO good ordinary .1SA@2o
Low m1ddng .LO&9-
Mddling- II @
Strict mlddling.... 2l1s@>-
RIcE-The market for this grain was quiet and
without sales Of importance.
NAVAL SToREs.-There was no business done IN
these articles.
FRRIaHrS-Are somewhat dull. To Liverpool,
by steam, engagements are making at IA q
b on uplands and 1Ad on sea islands; BY
sail, rather hrmer feeling in consequence
of decrease OF tonnage and IA has in some
cases been secured; we quote 5-16@hd p ID
on upland cotton, and 5IaHd p b on sea
island cotton. To Hayre, by steam, noml-
nal; by sail, nominal at &c on uplands
and 1%c on sea islands. Coastwise to
New York, by steam, 1sc q b on uplands
and Xc on sea Islands; by sail, &c q fb on up
Lands To Boston, by steam, nominal; by SAIL II
@xcP b on uplands. To Philadelphia, by steam
&c p ib on upands; by sail, somewhat NOM
Inal. To Baltimore, by steam, K@xc q ts on
uplands; by sail somewhat nominal.
misunderstanding 60 days bills at 21h929.
DoxEsTIC EXCHANGE.-The banks purchase
sight checks at par, and sell at u premium.
onrojde they nurcbase at mar to y premium
and sell at H@4 premium.
GoLp.- The brokers were buying at IA and
selling ~ 16@17.
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CHARLESTON, S. c., IS


Dear Sir-I have used your Soothing Cordial for
DIarrhGa in teethng children, and find 1t very
excellent preparatioii IT las great advantage.
over most preparations OF the kind in containing
no Opium or Narcotic.
Wien these are required they can be I.,le in
proportions applicable to the case.
therefore can recommend Its use In the ahec-
lions for which 1t Is designed.
Respectfully yours, &C.,
7. L. OGIER, NJ D.
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E. GEDDlNGs, NJ. b.

Having had occasion to prescribe RUssELL's-
Soothing Cordial in severe cases OF Bowel Com
pIaints in children and delicate females, have
been much pleased With its effects. consider it
a valuable medicine in all cases, in which 1t may
be advisable to avoid the use OF anodync, and par
tleulary iOr family use, as It Is perfectly sale.
W. 7. WRAGG, NJ. D.
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"
SAVANNAH. January :, 1870. J
On and after SUNDAY the 9th instant, Passen'
ger Trains on this road will run as follows:
NIGHT EXPRESS TRAINS.
Leave Savannah daily 4.3o T. NJ.
Arrive nc Jesrp junction NJ. S B H. R.)
daily .....................i.3 i.3O L. NJ
Arrive at Live Oak daily yat.............2.2O ~ NJ.
Arrive at Jacksonville daily at..........I.02 A. NJ
Arrive nj Tallahassee daily at. .7.07 a. NJ.
Arrive ut Quincy daily at................9 .9l5 a. NJ
Arrive at Bainbridgc tMondays except :,
eil) l)at...................... .o.lo a. NJ
Leave Bainbrdge Sundays eXcepfed)
at........... .9.Jo +. NJ.
Leave Quincy daily at; ;..:.............625 - p. NJ
Leave Tallahassee daily at... +. NJ
Leave Jacksonville daily yat..............s.3o ?. N.
Leave Live Oak daily at........'......l2S a. A.
Leave Jcsup daily at;.;...:....'.......;19 a. M'
MACON AND BRUNSWICK ACCOMMODATIONS.
Leave savannah Sundays excepted)
Arrive at jesnp saniays exeenic ~
Arrive t at brunswick daily i. NJ
Leave Macon daily at..................S.aO go a. NJ.
Leave Jcslp daily at at...:............6Oo I. ~ u
Arrive at Savannah daily at............93O J.. NJ.
On Sunday this train will leave Savannah ~
7.15 4. NJ. connecting with trains for Macon ami
Brunswick. aud connecting with trains from
Macon anu Brunswick, will arrive ut Savannah at
$50 =. ".
w. DAY TRAIN.
Leave Savannah Sundays eXcclted
at..... .......... ..:i.io A. ~
Arrive at Jcsp (Sun,lays eXccpcd ut. .1O.45 y. VI.
Arrive at Live Oak Sundays eXceptej
a.. .............i. az" l VI
Arrive at Macon daily at................IjJP =. NJ.
Leave Live oak Sundays cxcepterD at. so, 4. ~
Leave Jesur Sundays eXccptctl) 1T ...1d +. W.
Arrive at Savannah Sundays except
enl at. .o.o' W.
Passengers for Macon take I.15 A. ". train from
Savannah, leaving daily.
Passengers for Brunswick take 2.l0 P. NJ train
from Savannah.
Passengers leaving Macon at $50 y. NJ, CON
meet at Jcsup with express train for Florida
and Western Division. and with train fur Sayutl.
nall, arriving at go =. VI.
Passengers from Brunswick connect at Jesnp
with train for Savannah, arriving at '.:' +. ~.
except on Sundays. vixen it arrives at $50 I. VI.
Connect at Macon with train for Atlanta, leaf'
ing at 900 /. ".
SOUTH GEORGIA AND FLORIDA RAILROAD TRAIN.
Leave ThOlnasviile tTuesIlays, Thurs :,
days, ami Saturdays at........:. .SOo Il. M.
Arrive at Pelham iTues,lays, Thursdays, =,
and Saiurdaysl ut. ......... 800 A. III.
Leave Pelham (Tucsdays, Thursuays,
and Saturdays at....... 80. 'o'4o 1. A.
Arrive at ThOmasve Tuesdays, Thurs
days, and Saturdays at. NJ.
feb7 General superintendent.
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Boston Gunny Cloth and Gunny Bag,
Market.

The circular of J. B. Glover & Co. says: We give
the stock in the county, March lst as 7450 bales
Of cloth, and 700 bales OF bags, against 64oO
bales OF CLOTH and ~, 800 bales Of bags March lst,
1869.
GUNNY CLoTH.-The market during February
has been characterized by great flrmness owing
in measure to the report from Calcutta OF the
disincination OF the native manufacturers to con.
tract except ut high prices, and the very small
stock available there Should this state OF affairs
continue. our supply OF hagging from that quarter
will necessarily he small. and in anticipation our
market has advanced beyond the highest quota
tons OF last year. We quote 45 inch on the SPOT
at lll.a1l3Ic, and to arrive al 124a121sc while
Borne0 Is generally held, on the spot and TO ar
rive, at 12atal3c. Currency cloth is in limited de-
mand at 20ka2lc.
GCNNY BAGS.-The transactions during Fehru-
ary have been ON moderate scale, owing 10
small stocks and the advanced figures named Ly
holders. We quote 44o's at lSalS1ac and 470'sa
4SOs at lq1sa20c.
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WILMINGTON. March 5-SprRITs TURPESTISE-
Sale OF o5 casks at 401ac and IS casks, delivered,
ut 41c.
ROsIN-No sales reported.
CRUDE TURPESTISE-Sales OF $50 bbls ut 81 so
for soft and 81 65 for hard.
TAR-Is SC lower with sales OF 22o bbls at 81 30
q bb'.
CoTToN-None reported.
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New York Rice Market.

The Journal Of Commerce OF the Sd instant says:
The receipts are fair, and are freely offered,
though the holders are not disposed to make any
great concession The demand Is for lots for pres
ent use. We quote 51la7c for common to choice.
Sales so casks.
The same paper OF the 4th says: Rice rules
heavily. The stock Is ample, AMI the demand is
for small lots for the immediate wants OF the gro-
GERS. We quote 5Sa7c for the range for inferior
to choice.
The World of the same date says: The move
ment moderate, and firmer prices current Sales
OF so tierceS Carolina at Ga1c.
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CoMMERCI1L NEWS.
ImuortS.
Exports.

c.RpESAs-Per schr Eveline-So mas S1s,oH anu II
boxes sugar, geo hhds molasses' w. "a IN''0"
T.
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CHARLESTON, May

CHARLESTON, May TO- I6t,
Mr.. j. B. RUSSELL, one Of our careful and incl
gent Pharmaceutists and Apothecaries, has sub.
mitted 10 my examination the formula for the
preparation Of q Soothing Cordial prepared and.
vcndcd by him.
1t affords me pleasure to express favorable
opinion of its safe and efficient adaptation to the
particular cases Of the diseases Of children, which
1t Is designed to relieve.
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CHARLESTON. s. c.. 1856,


certify that 1 have most successfully use0
RUssELL'S Soothing Cordial In the Summer Com
plants uf Infants. He has fully exhibited the in
gradients Of his remedy, and the tedious method
or preparation: recognize the prescription.
containing no anodyne whateyer-as most safe
and ecacious one IN bowel affections OF children.
When much pain or restlessness attends the atfec--
ton, doses OF Paregoric can be added to the pre-
Scribed doses of the Cordial according to the age
OF the patient. The compound, though more
often, acts in an efficient manner without any ad-
dition OF anodyne.
In the Diarrhea Of the aged, in increased doses,
It il of great value aS remedy; never disagree
ing with the stomach-increasing appetite, In
proving digestion, and acting as a slow but etfi-'
cient astrlngent agent.
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ID UsSBLL'S SOOTHING CORDIAL
FOR INFANTS FEETHING.
ALLAYs INFLAMMATION OF THE GUMS. CURES.
CHoLIc, CHOLERA INFANTUh DYsESTEKY,
AND ALL DISEASES TO WHICH
CHILDREN ARE SUBJECT
WHEN TEETHING.
CONTAINS NO ANoDYNE.

RUssELL,s SOOTHING CORDIAL is offered to-
the public with an absolute guarantee against all
danger from its use. Read the following eertif-'
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Savannah Market.

SAVANNAH. March 3.-CoTToN.-The marker
for the past week has been Influenced py lne eA,
traordinary decline in the value OF Golu. Eolu
has gone down considerably and the operaLi0;h,s
of the market have been merely specuiallVe,w VIII
out positive knowledge Of the market Us rece''
ed from foreign and domestic ports. .,o
The demand for cotton has Deen goou on III ,me ny
part of spcculators and referring 10 our daliy re-
ports, we give the following as the state OF tne
market for the past week: ,;,-,.
FEBRUARY 25.-The stock offered was very lient'
and the sales were made at irregular prices
Sales, $50 bales. Middlings 22Ac.
February 26.-Under the influences pTeNallins
for the past three days the market closed uu' %ie
O declining tendency, quotations Irregular LN'
erpool middllng 22Ha22Ac. ,o,,.o,
february 2S-Under gold advices, the marKet
assumed an easier tone. Sales Soo oaies' M'u'
ding 231Sc. ,.,,,o, o, r,oe+
the demands OF buyers, and the result mas pceu
the sales OF $50 bales. Middling esaa2i4c.
March 2.-There has been very active uemanu;
which was met by holders, resulting IN tne saie vi
1000 bales The market closed steady. LNerpoo'
March a.-During the morning there was good
inquiry, but at later advices buyers ~ithure"
sales 500 bales; mddlng 2l1 &c ,,oro,,,o
SEA ISLANDS I'm consequence or unlaVorane
adyices from Liverpool aud the decline III Go@,u, @
the market has ruled dull for the past week: o
uuote: Mains 2Sao9; common 30a36; medlllHi sea1o
good 45a4s; medium fne Soaoo' hSM uort J for the
mast week have been 1854 bales uplands' anu It,
bales sea islands, from tile following sources; s,;
Central Railroad, 45O7 bales uplanus; A.an.,c an'
Gulf Railroad, 1924 bales uplanus: ny VIZ mnsuna' ',r
% bales: Savannah River steamers, 95l bales up,
lands: Florida steamers l3S bales; coasters, 90 10 !,
bales; Hawkinsville, per Altamaha kiVer' ''4
bales. ro,o heen
e1O5 bales upland and $50 sea island. :.
FISANCIAL.-Money is in fair supply al from "
to 13 per cent upon good stock colaterais' ac,
cordng to time OF loan. We quote slgnt e~AEialiSe ~
nnnf
per cent premium. Gold buying ut 10, ana
selling at Il.