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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-07-12
CLOTHING.

Office EXTRA.
TO ALL IN WANT OF CLOTHING.
Having purchased The entire
STOCK OF FIXTURES, GOODWILL, &C.,
THOMAS s. BALDWIN,
CORNER MAIN AND TENTH STREETS,
for the purpose Of
coNs0L1DATING THE TWO BUSINESSES
under one roof for the coming
FALL BUSINESS,
and in order to do so 1t Is important for me tG
close out this entire stock previous to the LIST Of
September next 1870; and In order TO accom-
plish my purposes this entire stock
NOW REMAINING
will be offered AT COST, and many parts OF II
at greatly less than cost Of manufacture.
Il is useless to enumeratc the articles in stock
which is yet complete In
SIZES, QUALITY, AND KINDS.
I mean all / say here, and II you will be con-
WINGED call and PRICE THE GOODS and satisfy
yourselves. ......
WILLIAM IRA SMITH,
AT BALDWIN'S OLD STAND, {
CORNER MAIN AND TENTH STREETS
N.B..-My business at my OLD STAND, lao'
Main street. will be until further notice continued
rs heretofore In the regular way.
10 a8-steod WILLIAM IRA SMITH.
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HARDOZO, FOURQUREAN IL CO.,
1909 MAIN STREET
composite post-oficel
have ,ugt received large additions to their
stock or
DRESS GOODS,
bought ut the very LOWEST prices at which the
same value of goods have ever been sold.
ELEGANT NECK AND SASH RIBBONS,
in all widths and colors,
IN GREAT VARIETY.
Persons preparing TO visit the Springs will
find EVERYTHING in the Dry Goods line they
may desire, from the cheapest travelllng-dresi
to the most costly outfit.
jye CARDOZO, FOURoUREAN 4 co.
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Ask to see the FULL-PLATE WATCH bear.
ing the trademark american Watch Com
pany,, Crescent street. Wal.hsm, hassachu'
setts.n 1t Is by far the best fall-piate wateh
made I'm the United States, and surpasses any
thing heretofore made in this country for railway
engineers, conductors, &c.
mn aa-d eoi-w cow am
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DRY GOODS.

J.-oooo---.-~---- - S~ 80
noNT MISS IT. !.
EXTRA BGRGAINsl
sEMI-ANNUAL CLOSING SALE.
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES.
ALL GOODS MARKED DOWN.
We offer special inducements, being determined u
close out everything In order TO reduce stock.
beautiful and complete variety of
DRESS GOODS,
WHITE GOODS,
COTTONS and LINENS,
CLOTHS and CASSIMERES,
GRENADINE and LACE SHAWLS
PARAsOLs and UMBRELLAS,
HOSIERY and GLOVES,
TABLE-CLOTHs and NAPKINS,
TOWELS and QUILTS,
EMBR0IDERIES and LACE COLLARS;
and lots Of other articles.
Call and I'll your memorandums.
WILLIAM THALHIMER & SONS,
COL Broad, corner Sixth street.
jy1l "Broad-Street Dry Goods Emporium"
TRIE-oPEN1Se OF THE
LARGE AND ELEGANT STORE.
No. soa Main street, between Ninth and Tenth
streets, by
JULIUS SYCLE,
formerly occupied by William N. Bell 4 Co.
One case Al extra quality BLEACHED COTTON
at 121c.;
Two cases FAST OLORED and EXCELLENT
QUALITY PRINTS at 1Oc.;
Fifty dozen HUCKABACK TOWELS at 10, 90,
and &c.
LADIES HFMSTITCHED IANDkERCHIEFs
at - per dozen pure linen;
PLAIN LINEN HANDKERCHIEFs at s5c. per
dozen, worth SLIPS;
SUMMER DRESS GOODS to be closed out at
and below cost
LLAMA LACE POINT, BAREGE, and GRE
NADINE SHAWLS to be closed out regard
less of cost;
BROWN LINEN DRILLING at 25 and soc. worth
IS and 400;
CAssIMEREs, TWEEDs, COTTONADE, &C.,
in variety ana at greatly reduced prices;
Full line Of SWISS MUSLIN,
NAINSOOk, plain striped, and checked;
JACOSET and SOFT-FINISH CAMBRIA,
IRISH LINEN,
lo-4 SHa ETING and PILLOW-ChSE LINENS,
NOTTINGHAM LACES, real and imitation;
THaEAD aud VALENCIENE LACES.
Don't forget our GOOD FLANNEL at &c;
MOURNING GOODS in variety, sold cheaper
than IN any other store;
HOSIERY, GLOVES,
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
EmBRGIDEKIEs, and many more articles too
numerous to mention.
Don't forget our cheap HANDKERCHIEFS and
TOWELS.
Call and convince yourself that l am prepared
to offer greater inducements than ever. Prlces
guaranteed as advertised. Don't forget
JULIUS SYCLE,
0OS Main street between Ninth and Tenth.
Iy9 CLOSED SATURDAY.
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TOO MUCH CLOTHING

AND too LITTLE MONEY.
Ry stock Is too large, and must be reduced in
order TO turn 1t Into money! and from this time
shall offer my entire stock at such prices for cash
as win please all, and give them q NICE SUIT
for little sum at the 0ld.established house or 2
WILLIAM IRA SMITH,
jeu 1908 Main street
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Eg BLACK SILKS, BLACK SILKS
we call particular attention to Our stock OF
BLACK SILKS, which must be reduced. Our
nrIces are fixed low. Don't lail to take 4 look
before purchasing.
A 1ull assortment Of DRESS GOODS FOR
MnTrRNING. at LEVY BRO TIERS,
1918 aud l.l5 Main street.
PIoUGS and LINENS Tor dresses, in great
variety. y IL
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GRAIN BAGs, de.

DAGS, BAGS. ..5s
Is as, 900 UNION A SEAMLESS, direct :from
the factory. Parties wanting will save money by
calling on us.
lie ss-sm HARVEYS q WILLIAMS.
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ME- DOWN WITH THE CHINESE
fMAiIGRATIOS.
DOWN WITH CHINESE MATING.

FLOORS WITH IT AND ps.A&i,'.;@ ~ II
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mRUFFLES, RUFFLES, RUIZ
FLtS.-All of the new-stylc RUFFLE COL
LARS.
RuFFLE by the yard.
PIQUE TRIMMINGS, CT .IIlET EDGINGs,
Castles TRIMMINGS, Goa. D: and TASsELs,
JEWELRY, SLIrHER PATTERNS. and lots OF
Yankee Notions, at LEVY BROTHERS.,
1918 and 1916 Main street.
FRENCH PIQUES ana MARsEILLES and
LINENS for dresses, for sale between the hours
of6 A. NJ. and o Z. Al, j. IL
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Wilmington Naval stores Market.

WILMINGTON, May 5.-TuRrEsTlNE.-on rTi-
tlay last the market opened a. previous quota
tons, at which sales were made cuIluS .le uay' ':
On Saturday, however, there was decline OF loa
1bc md prices have since ruled al So 70 LOT new
virgin. s. Is for yellow dip, and 81 Gu for hard,
per go pounls-closing with lispderate ue9lano
for dis,illlne purposes. Receipts continue meagre,
and for the week are only G.8 hbls
last review the market for this article has ruled
less active and shows a decline Of n cents. On
Friday the market opened &c 3s;l5 cents, at which
it ruled quiet but steadily up 10 WEDNESDAY eiTo
inv tr,l and buyers not disposed TO operate. 10
day lTnurstlay) there is less Inquiry, and prices
have further declined, sales being made ~ 81 !;a
SO cents-closlng dull ut lowest hgure win slia
downward tendency. There Is, however onIy
meagrc supply in fuctor's hands, which ID gene
rally held out OF market.
RosIN.-The market for all grades has IaI Tniea
about the same as reported N our .Gr a as
prices are concerned. The demand 1OT strained
has been moderate, but closes rather quiet at
81 60. For No. Q and medium qualities OF NO.
The market has ruled less firm, anu buyers are
not operating to any extent. For finer grades OF
pale and window glass, there has eEisted oel-
Ter feeling and purcels when offered have gene
rally found sale at figures given below. Inc
transactions In all grades, however nave Deen
stock, and receipts. both by river and BY ran,
continue light. Tie sales are as follows: FRIDAY
1853 bbs. at 81 374, So 71sa5 621s for pale; Satur
day, 450 bbs at ST 621z for strained, 81 70
lOr plIe, anu 50 1Udc iuE eNIId pde, tuohooJ, 80
bbls az ST GO for strained 81 fur extra Me- J. 81 %
al so for pale, and SIS 50a5 IS for extra pale;
Tuesday, $50 bbls at ST co for strained, So 50 lvr
25a5 so for extra pale, and so for window glass;
Wednesday 2Os; Thursday, 154 bbls at So toaS 80
for No. l. and 81 25a4 80 for pale. per bb OF 2SO lbs
TAR-For The week the market has generally
rued uuiet but steady for this article, and the
price js the same as quoted in our last. Receipts
have fallen of, and reach only Al bbs., all OF
which has found sale at 81 so per Dbl.
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Markets by Telegraph.
roRE,GT.


LONDON, May 6.-Noon.-Consols e4j4. Bonds
sSH.
LIVERPOOL, May 6.-Noon.-Cotton steady: up.
lands 1oZd; Orleans 1lHd sales 10000 bales.
Sales for the week, Gl,oo0 bales; for export and
speculation, 12 ooO Stock on hand, $40, 600 bales,
Of which s35 600 are American. Receipts for the
week, 80, 900 bales OF which 5000 were American.
sternoon.-Co:ton firm; sales viii! reach 1000
bales. Yarns and fabrics at Manchester steady.
Evenng-Co,.on steady; uplands l07sh; Or
leans II 1ia1l,ld; 5000 bales for expor; anu speeu-
lation. Beef frmer, but no: higher
HAvRE, May G.-Cotton opens quiet.
PARIS May 6.-Buurse opened quiet. Rentes
74f 70c.
DOMESTIC.
New YORK, May 4-Soon.-Stocks strong.
Money easy at Ja6 per cen:. Gold l4si. S!Xiy.two'
II. Sterling, long, e?S; short. 10. Tennessee en-
coupons G.; new Az; Virginia eX-coupons 60;
Louisiana skies, oi 10; new. 49, levees. SKIES, ~;
eights 9l; Alabama eigh;s lo3; Georgia seVens
o.: Carolina old Al; new 23',. Flour shade
Hrmer. Whea; lC better. Corn la2c better. POrk
firm at $50 25. Lard quiet OF l6hal6isc. Cotton
hrmer. uplands ca2ic; Orleans 23ilc; sales 500
bales. Turpentine quiet al 43ai35sc. Ros!n quiet,
s. 10 for strained Fre!ghts firm.
Even.ng.-cotton frmer; Sales 1000 bales: in!l'
ding uplands 22;Ec. Flour &c better on the low
grades; superdne State 81 sja5; Southern COM
mon to fair extra sGs6 20. Whea. lc better and
fairly active; winter red and amber Western
81 goal 80. Corn scarce and &C better; new mix.
ed Western 81 1Oa1 Is. and 81 l5al l5!S in store.
Beef steady; new plain mess slaal6; new extra
mess s1eals. Pork heavy; mess 800 o5a2o 81.
Lard dull and nominal. Whiskey 6Tmer; West.
ern free 81 o8. Groceries firm and quiet. Naval
stores quiet. Turpentine 44a441sc. Rosn 81 O5a6.
Tallow quiet at 91aJsGc. Freights TO Liverpool
firm; cotton By steam I'd Money easy at 4a5.
Sterling s,4asH. Gold l4N Governments strong
OF 1171; Southerns dull but steady.
BALTIMORE, May 6-Cotton dull and unchang-
ed; middlng 2A; sales 800 bales; net receipts ssS
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bales: coastwise 20 bales; total 361 bales; stock
bales; coastwise 20 bales; fetal Ss1 bales; stock
1885 bales; net receipts Of week 1856 bales; coast
wise ss1 bales: total 1oe8 bales; exports to Con.
tinent so5 bales; coastwise 800 bales; sales S25
bales.
CINCINNATI, May e.-whiskey firm but quiet at
81 0s, and little offering. Corn scarce at 80 cts
Mess pork salesble at $2s so for good brands.
Lard dull and nominal at 14a161zc.
ST. LOUIS May 6.-Corn advancing mixed anu
yellow 81 Osa1 12>zc; white 81 loal Tic. Whiskey
firm. 81 90. Provisions nrm. Pork $40 5oa3e'
Bacon shoulders 1sc clear rib 162tc; clear sides II
Lard auet 1870 In tierce, 1sc in keg.
WILMINGTON, May 6.-Cotton dull, low middilng
2oc; receipts for the week 3o2 bales; exports
cosstwise 27e bales; sales 15O bales; stock $40
bales.
CITY POINT, May e.-Cotton receipts for the
week 100 bales.
AUGUSTA, May s.-Cotton in fair demand and
prices shade better; sales 800 bsles receipts ITO
bales; mlddling 2o1aa2o4; sales Of the week 1870
bales; receipts 1878 bales; stock S,lA bales.
SAVANNAH, May s.-Cotton active: midding
21za21 sales 500 bales; receipts 1877 bales; ex
ports coastwlse 1869 bales; stock Ss,2ol bales up
lands and 1477 sea islands; receipts OF the week
6see bales; exports to Great Britain 1886 bales.
GALVESTON, May 6.-Cotton receipts to-day 3S4
bales of the week 1900 bales; stock ss 614 bales.
MOBILE, May e.-Cotton in good demand, tend
ing upward; middling 21t4a2l1zc; sales 600 bales;
receipts $751; exports to New York s2s; Boston
1853: New Orleans ILL., stock 47oOG; receipts Of the
week 454s; exports to Great Britain $3.50; coast
wise 2a4S; sales SOLO,
NEW ORLEANS, May 6.-Cot.on firm and In fair
demand; mlddlings 21sa22; sales $3.50 bales; net
receipts 6o45; coastwse 154 total 6lss; exports to
Hayre 1868; stock l4s 1885, net receipts Of the week
% oos; coastwise 1852; total os,7eo; exports to
Great Britain 1880; Bremen 1857; Havre 1857
New York 1886; Boston 1o1l; sales OF the week
u O5o
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New York Rice Market.

From the Journal Of Commerce May 4: For
domestic there is o moderate inquiry from the
obbIng trade. and with small offerings prices re- e
main firm. we quote 6Aa7tsc for conmo? to
fancy. Rangoon is dull, and prices are nominal
at sic, god in bond. ,,o
Views or holders met on the sales making, 6ut
and actuai wants are closely adhered to in all
movements. Carolina 621a7,sc for common TO
prime, and 7'sa71zc for choice and fancT; sales Oh
i' From the World The supply available is small,
the market very firm and in jobb!ng way ousl-
ness moderately active, but buyers are not IN.
yestng freely at ruling prices CAROLINE ar,s 6aie
for common to good, and 7hsatac iol pii"e "
From the Herald Carolina was steady az eAa
7Ic for common to prime, with small sales within
the range.
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Interior Cotton Markets.

YORKYILLE, May There has been dee.lhe
in prices since our last report. We qao'e lfom
1eika2Oc for gooh article today.
ROCK HILL, Nav Large rece:p:s d. Sou;n-
cline in Northern markets OF 4 10 1sc, Our mar
ket has given way tsc, and niddhngs VIII not
command over 2oc today.
CHARLOTTE, May 1.-The market showed but
;;:,c cariation during the past week, and we con-
inue former quotations-e0kc FOR mddhngs
market closing easir on saturday. Sales for the
week $50 bales.
ATLANTA, May 1.-THE market closed at 20c
for mlldnea: 19c for low middlings; lSe for good
ordinary; lie Tor ordinary.
MONTGOMERY, May 4.-Marke; dull; low mid
dlings 19Iac.
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Now yor,. Fruit and Vegetable Market.

Tbe Tribune of the 4th instant reports
VEoErABLEs-New cabbages are coming from
Charleston They are going out at $40 per loo:
Virginia raddlshes are plenty at s. 5oaS3. Aoous
steamer OF to-day. Potatoes, progress backward;
some fair lots OF peachblows selling at 81 II.
FRUITS AND BERRIEs.-Appes arrive somewhat
freely, but generally out OF order II taxes souna
Rnssets 70 bring ST. &c in lots. Cranberries are
agaIn lowered to make them move in competition
With rbubarb. A few crates strawberries, In ial
order, arrived from Charleston. lot OF 70 quarts
was sold for So which when repacked and liked
over were retalled at 81 per quart. A lew QUARTS
Virginia berries have been received.
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Macon Market.

MACON. NAV -CoTToN.-Recepts to-day 81
bales; sales 22l; shipped 100 bales. Receipts for
the week ending this evening. 1913 bales; sales
1866; shipments 1164 bales; showing falling on
of only Il bales from the receipts OF the previous
week, and a falling or In sales Of Ts5 bales. The
market has been quiet and rather dull all the
week, and prices have steadily tended downward.
There mas been moderately good demand al! the
while but holders were very stubborn anu put
little was offered. We note decline Of about lc
on the weeks operations, the market closing wiih
a moderate demand this evening al 2Oa2o'4c.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand September ], 1862. jig
Received TO Gay .....-. ........-..... c.
Received previously 1'o-i',oo'
TOIal.. % ',oI'
Shipped to-day y.................... Low -
Shipped previously. ........6I I9o2-0e,ot ot2
stock ON hand this evening. e,4S2
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COMMERCIAL NEWS.
EXPORTS.

Pu1LApELrHIA-Per steamship W Evcrman-
130 tierces rice 80 bales cotton. 108 bales domeS-
tics so casks clay 30 bbs naval stores, 800 pack.
ages vegetables, ~ packages sundr,cs
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The Charleston Cotton. KIce and Naval
Stores Market.

The Charleston Cotton. Rice and Naval
Stores Market.
OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS
FRIDAY EVENING, May G, 1870
CoTroH.-The market was characterized by a
steady and even active demand, with dlsposl'
ton In rates to harden, and in some cases slightly
better prices were paid. Sales about 500 bales, OF
which 81 were sold the evening before, say 10 at
1sc 1s at ls Il at 10; 5s at 20; 20 az 2oa; % at
2oS; "a at 2o2l; SO at 21 50 al 21; SO al ol4 Ia
at 2lAzc; 10 on private terms. We quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to good ordinary ......ls @2o4
Low mlddling 2eh@-
mi(ldlinR. Y-
Strict middiing. ng.................,Na
RICE.-This grain was nrm, and prices H@l4c
q ID higher. Sales &c tlerces OF clean Carolina,
say so uerccs at 6Ac; l6 at I; 10 at 7'sc. We
quote common to fair clean Carolina at 6a@7c;
good 714@7,sc p ID.
NAVAL STORES. NO gales.
FREIeHrs.-To Liverpool, oy steam, direct nomi-
nal via New York, 7-l6d on uplands; ll-lGd
on sea Islands; by sail we quote 7.16d on
upland cotton, and "a p b on !sea
island cotton. To Havre, BY steam, nomi-
nal; by sail, nominal at &c on upands
and 1Mc on sea islands, Coastwise 70
New York. by steam. &c p on uplands
and xc on sea islands; by sail, NC p b on up
lands. To Boston, by steam, nominal; by sail, a
aHcH fb on uplands. To Philadelphia, by aseaIll'
Nc q b on uplands; by sail, somewhat nom
,nal. To Baltimore, by steam, h@hc q 10 0p
aplands; by sail somewhat nominal.
ExcHANek.-Sterlng go day bills 24@24&.
no,porrr EycuISGE-The hanks purchase
sight checks at par 70 Il premium, and sell Il; =
premium.
GoLe.-Buying at ls and selling at IA
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MARINE NEWS.
CHARLESTON S. c., MAY 7.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamer Argo. Boyle. Bull River, Edisto, &c:
Mdse. To Douglas Nisbet Claussen, ana
others.
Steamer Islander, Coste, Savannah To =
Aiken x co.
Received from Chisolm's Rice MILL 90 tlerces
rice. To w Bee 4 co, and H L Chisolm. !
Received from Benefits Mil. 80 tierces rice.
Tu Tturston S Holmes, and w Bee & co.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship ] w Everman, Hnckley Philadel-
phia-W 4 COurtcnay.
Sclir Nellie Burgess, McKeen, Wilmington,
Del EnslOw co.
SAILED, YESTERDAY.
Steamship W Everman. Hinckley, Phlladel-
Schr Endicott, Endicott. a Southern Port.
Steamer City Point, Peck, Palatka, via Jack
souvIlIe, Fernandina and Savannah.
FROM THIS PORT.
Ship Missouri, Bradburn, Liverpool April q.
British bark LaEemba, Brown, Liverpool, April
spanish brig Teresa, Tomas, Barcelona, April
schr Jeddie, Trott Brunswick, Ga. April "a.
Schr Island Belle, Pierce, Philadelphia, Moy Z.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Brig Kennebec, Minott, at Philadelphia, May 8.
MEMORANDA.
The ship southernChlef, Higgins. from Charles
ton for Liverpool, was spoken April "a, LAT Ss'-
lon 54.o5.
The schr Palma, Rankin, for Georgetown, q,
cleared at New York May s.
The schr E Glover. Terry, for Boston from
| Charleston, arrived at Woods Hole May z.
The schr Agile, Roberts, frem Georgetown, s O.,
arrived at wilmington, N c, May S.
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RAILROADS..
OAyANNAH AND CHARLESTON RAIL-
- ROAD.
MA@sA e.
SUPERINTENDENT'S 0FFlCl

SAy LNEAH AND OIANLEbIUN lshILHOhHS SO'I( =
MILLSr DEPOT, CHARLESTON, April Is, 1870.
On and after M0ED4Y, 18th ins:., Trt-Weekly
Freight Trains will run through 10 Savannah; a.
leaving Charleston op MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS
DAYS and SATURDAYS. Freight received up to 2.
O'Clock P. NJ, on TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and SAT
uRpAYs will be forwarded by following day Tram.
q. s. GADSDEN,
anr18 Engineer and Superintendent.
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Nashville Market.

NASHVILLE May 3.-CoTToN-The cotton
market during the period under review has
shown fair steadiness, with moderate activity.
The receipts OF the week foot up 1872 bales,
against 033 last week and 62l for the correspond
Ing week last year. The sales amounted 20 SO
bales, against 1871 last week and 1896 the CORES
pondng week last year. The shipments lnc!GueG
eT4 bales against 1861 the previous week anu l02l
the corresponding week last year. To day The
market was moderately active, with even run.
some few lots Of strict low middiings command
ing 2osc We quote as follows: Inferior l2a14c;
ordinary l5al6c; good ordinary l7alsisc; low
middlins zoe; strict low middling o0;:c.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept. ], 1862. '"Hone
Received today. y..................... ooo .oo
Received previously .17:-o'-i7'ooo
Total. l.;...''..''''...'- ''-..'''''''i ''''0''
Shipped to-day OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ON ,e o,o
Shipped previously ...5s -'o
Stock Cd hand ..e4oo
FlouR.-Market continues buoyant and firm.
We quote as follows: Supertne 81 50 extra So;
family s6 fancy Sc 70.
CURs-Sales to-day Of 1000 bushels in ear al
81 Is; 500 bushels selied at 81 Il: iUp0 do at 81
10 per nushe!, all OF which was sacked and de.
lyered in depot.
OATs-Sales OF 1909 bushels to-day al 7oa75c,
sacked and delivered 10 depot.
WHEAT.-We quote buying price as .olioWs:
Mediterranean CSC; red 81 Co.; aflbe: snG Whi'e
81 10al ljG.
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NHANGE OF SCH ED q L E
I I@M I.g - Es;:ss:::;ss s:sssE
GENERAL SCPERINTESDEST'S OFFICE,
: ATLANTIC AND GULF RAILROAD, !
SAVANNAH. January Z, 1870. J
orNrR.I sUpERNrENDENT,s OFFICE,

SAVANNAH, January u l61O. J
On and after SUNDAY, the eth instant Paasen'
ger Trains on this road will run as follows:
NIGHT EXPRESS TRAINS.
Leave Savannah daily at. .4.So r. ID.
Arrive at Jesup junction NJ b. Il. k'l o. %, ,r
Arrive y q, live Oak daily .22o A. u.
Arrive at Jacksonville daily at.........1o2 A. N.
Arrive at Tallahassee daily at......... Ivy a. n.
Arrive at Quincy daily at...; BID d. ID.
Arrive at cambridge tMondays except
efl) Observation-Disclosures. o-lo d. III.
Leave cambridge Sundays exceptedl .
roave ouincy tlntly at................62 .625 p. N.
feave TajlaIassee daily at........S.25P P. II.
Leave Jacksonville daily at..............s.3oP P. u.
lac Iesup daily ACCOMPLISHMENTS at .7.5o AM.
Arrive at Savannah daily yat...........10.5o so A. ID.
MACON AND BRUNSWICK ACCOMMODATION.
Leave Savannah Sundays excepted} -
at....... ...:............:.; 'io r ~
Arrive at Jesup Sundays excepted) oDu
Arrive at brunswick daily at............s.aoP P. H.
Leave Macon daily s.U a. n.
Leave Jesup daily at...:. ~. a.
Arrive at Savannah daily at. t.......: .9.so +. u:
On Sunday this train vii! leave savannah at
IT'S 4. NJ. connecting with trans for Macon anu
Brunswick. and connecting with trains from
Macon and Brunswick, will arrive al Safannah az
$50 P. II.
Leave Savannah Sundays excepted,
Arrive at Jesup Sundays excepIeo) al. .lo.io a. NJ
Arrive at Live Oak Sundays exceptedl
Arrive at Macon daily yat..........:.....I.oOr Lou r. N.
Leave Live Oak Sundays eXcepteG) at. 500 A. N.
Leave Jesup Sundays eXcepted) at..-. .2.16 r. M.
Arrive at Savannah Sundays except
eul aL...... 'osoo ~.
Passengers for Macon take ..l5 4. n. train from
Savannah. leaving daily
passengers for Brunswick take 2.lo P. N. train
from Savannah.
Passengers leaving Macon at $50 A. NJ, coz
meet at Jesup with express tram for fiorlda
and Western Division, and With train ior SaVan-
nah, arriving at $50 P. NJ. ,.
Passengers from Brunswick connect al JesCp
with train for Savannah, arriving at 5.S5 r; A.,
except on Sundays, when it arrives 81 eso T. ID.
Connect at Macon with train for Atlanta, leaV-
ing at 800 P. NJ.
SOUTH GEORGIA AND FLORIDA RAILROAD TRAIN.
Leave homasville Tuesdays, Thurs
days, and Saturdaysl at. 49,. .S.oo q. m'
Arrive at Pelham fTuesdays, Thursdays,
and Saturdaysl at..............:....0 400 d. "'
Leave Pelham Tuesdays, Thursdays pu
and Saturdays) at. .,.... 'o's' . 'A
Arrive at Thomasville tuesdays, Thurs ~ Ar
days, and saturdays) at.., :; ,fNTs AZ :. d.
feb7 iE4 General superintendent
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-05-07

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