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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-31

RIVER EEws-The river isislling. The
marks indicated about 8 feet 0 inches Of
water here last evening.
All the local packets arrived md de-
parted as usual. ert..r
The Curtis which was advertised 70
leave at O'Clock A. NJ, did not get away
until evening. Shchad an excellent "Trip
of freight and passengers, The Granite
State left for Cincinnati with a very full
trip Of freight and ., large passenger list
She took on about thirty tons Of freight at
the lower min after leaving the wharf
The R r Hudson LEFT Cincinnati at 5
O'Clock last evening, and WIN probably be
here Fridvy morning. lam az ~,
The following items are from yester-
days Cincinnati papers: % ~
The river fell ) inches more in the "a
hours ending last evening, with feet Of
water in the channel here, 4 feet 4 inches
only at Four Mile, and q feet at Rising
Sun All the water reported Is coming
viii make but little more on the falls than
there is at present. 4..s1a.lT ~
The AIgosy failed 10 arrive yesterday,
having continued her trip to Marietta.
Hereafter she will make but one Trip a
Capt Charles Muhleman has returned
from the Far WeSt, and will star the Ma.
t1r Anderson 70 Wheeling on FRIDAY. II
ttfhe water holds out Shippers and pas6ans
Cers win be delighted to lind the reliable
Anderson On the old track again,
AbneP az S6a%,S Of Ohio county, IVES,
va, sells toyAlex. i, Mcconnell one
eighth OF the steamer Arkansas for three
thousand dollars. The boat Is now own.
cd as folloBS: A. y. Shaw. ione io9Ethi
Alex. ]. Mcconnell, one-elghth; John
Adkins, 6nOstOhEth 8 VIM. & Adkins 'o1el
Eighth; S. B. Gillian, ,onefsishth, and
yBoOne Allen, one;eightc. '''
"a d. -naHg .r,u n "
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-31

The GRAPE CRoP.-Talking with those
posted in such matters, we learn the
grape crop is more than usually good this
year. That pest Of the grape growers,
mildew, has effected them but little, com
paratively, along the river atleast; though
it is feared that up the valleys and in low
places where the fog rests until late in the
morning, it has done some damage. The
markets are plendfully supplied with a
superior quality of the Concord grape,
which retails at 10 cents per pound; but in
large quantities they are sold ut much
lower rs.tc. 81 1. %
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HELD TO BA1L--A rather unusual case
was before one of Justices yesterday.
Under the Code, q Justice or any conser-
vator Of the peace has the power to order
the arrest Of any one mot Of good FAINT"
and TO require the party to give bond for
his or her good behavior: NJ
The first case under this law we remeI1.
Der TO have observed, was that Ola Yo7
man residing in the city. She was ar
raigned under its provisions, and, ater
giving bond in the sum Of one hundred
dollars to keep the peace for one year, she
was released from custody.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-31

VINO WAS RRtBRANDr?-An artist, a
genius Of the highest order. HE posses
sed the full empire Of light and shade and
ofall the tints floating between them; he
tinged his pencil with equal success, in
the cool ofthe dawn, IN thenoontide ray,
in the livid fash; in eyanescent twilight,
and made dantaAt, pis0ls" /. See "Rem-
brandt effects" in photography at the
Partridge Gallery:
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FOR SALE.

TRUSTEES sALE-BY VIRTUE
OF Deed OF Trust made on the Gth day OF
January, 1885, by ROb't b. Woods 70 S. Brady:
Trn0tes and recorded In the ReeoFdst's once Of
Ohio CountY, Wet Virginia. in Deed Book No.
90 paee 81 will sell Of pablo sale, at the tfoni
lOof Of the Court uOuse, on
Saturday, October ssth, 1870,
q AereS Of land, situated about miles north Of
the city. on the east side OF the new Turnpike
Road now beInS constructed from Wheeling 70
(jIrnn's Run. Said DEED Of trust was given ~
satd R. b. Woods on 70 BcreS OF land, being the
n,rthern part Of the home farm Of A. P. Woods:
Deceased, and Joining lands With the estAtS OF
David Garden, deeeSsed on the east aide OF The
Ohio River, to secure the XerchAnts National
Bank Of West Virginia the payment Of tA0O In
six months from date, and the payment Of any
nOte OF notes that may be given In renewal OF In
Eart payment OF the same 5000 having bren
raid On said note, and IS ITO acres Of said tact
which vas sold 70 Jacob LASH being released.
Sale vii be made Of the residue ~ acees) Of the
tract, defAult being made In the payment Of
note Tor 5000. due August 2. 1870, with two
mOpths interest and eotE. which represents the
balaneo OF principal and IntefeAt due Of the
OE0FealId note Of Et,O0O Said 81 acres will be
divided into smaller tTaeiA. Plat OF the came can
be seen at the Recorders once OF Ohio County
". Va.
TER1s or sAlE-one.thIrd cASh; balance in
sig and twelve months, with interest
Sale TO commence a Il O'Clock 4. =.
GRseS s. BRADY, Trustee.
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MuEEL1NG pENrAL PLACE.
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 81, 1870.


For Rent-Nr. Taggart's House.
For Rent-Lee G. Reed.
Notice-Miss Wilson's School.
Wanted Situation as Clerk.
Wanted in Pittsburgh.
Flour-HandlAn, Jordan s Co.
Fancy Flour-M. Reilly.
Trustees Sale Of 100 Acres Of Land.
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Rrsr,,l.as YRgTHRnAY-I

BCsSEss Observation-Disclosures was
unusually active on the leyes Yesterday.
The Pills ot boxes and bdleSdi goods that
almost blocked the passage to the river,
speak well for the enterprise Of our whole
sale and jobbing merchants And the
manufacturers are not At all behind the
merchants, as was attested by the great
number Of wagons and carts, and packages
Of glassware and manufactured iron ship
ped on the various boats that len our
wharf.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-31

Tuoa J. FRNEY, Druggist, corner
Webster and Main streets, List & Hub
bard, Main street, aud Dr.. Hall, Drug
gist, Wheeling Island-hAve received
a supply Of DR.. Hartlett's Wonderful Elec-
tic Oh and Carbolic saIve. Laughlin,
Smith & Co., Wholesale Agents
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-31

The Lawn PARTT.-The lawn party
which comes offto-morrow evening onthe
Island, promises to be one Of the pleasant
est festivals OF the season. We would
advise the young folks who are fond OF a
promenade to attend en- nsGsse.
See advertisement.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-31

BROUGHT TO MoUHDsTHLE.-Sherif
Holt, of GiImer county, reached Mounds
vile yesterday, having in charge Jee-
miah RolAon, GEas James Smith, who
was tried and convicted at the recent
term of the Circuit Court Of that county
for horse Sealing, and sentenced to the
penitentiary for the term Of two years.
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LOUIS V. BLOND Is now offering his en-,
tire stock Of Colored Shoes at cost.

IHERERY certify that during the sum.
mer and fall Of 1866, ! was afflicted with
Carbnncles- having had as many. as four
teen large carbuncles and twelve ordinary
boilS. suffered so much from them thai
l could not get out Of the house half the
time for several montha Being induced
TO Try RosADAL1s, / was entirely cured b
tie ne Of one b0ttk Of that truly. valuable
medicine. ". A BARDEE, SR.
BizSOH, Nay11, 1857. d4w.s
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Christian Kostemeier was AZ.
rested and brought before Esqr. Martinez
South Wheeling, Monday evening, for
disorderly conduct, and fined five dollars
and costs. 49,.
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BEAUTIFUL BoUQCET,-We arc indebt-
ed to some one for an elegant bouquet re-
ceived at the sanctum LAST evening. The
unknown donor win please accept our
thanks .l. ~
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PoAcB CouRF.-GeOrge MarveTs was
the onlyname on the docket Of the Police
Court yesterday morning plain drunk.
The Judge imposed the usual fine, one
dollar and costs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-31

PRAcr1cAL BASKHa.-The system d
Practical Banking, taught at the Iron
City College, embraces all the late i'm
prGTements and is eminently well calcula.
ted to give students a complete knowledge
both Of the theory and practice Of, Bank
ing.-7aln D. Sculy, CGikier FEra Nation.
al BqRE Of PttSbuTgk. m
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-31

1 oFTER this morning large stock Of
Ladies', Misses and Child's Colored Shoes
cheaper than any other house in the city.
Louis v. Blends, 107 Main street
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BIZ RENTING. and applying the rents TO
the purchase, every one can become the
owner Of first class Wheeler 8 Wilson
Sewing Machine. VIM. Sumner & Co,
Agents., No. IS Monroe street. Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-31

THE cheapest ColOred Shoes IN the city
can be found at Louis Y. Blends, 1O7
Main street
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NOR SALE CHEAP.-SOO. ACRES
Of Land o. The B. 4 OR, K, Is miles cast
Of Wheeling, In lots TO salt purchaser: A6out
STORY Frame HOuae, will Be Spl8 separate. This
Is known - the Cttne's Nm prot erty; and Il one
Of he bsEG loaGtioNS (OE Country StoTt on The
line q the B.& o. R. R
IN FapniHR 0Fdef, with tVo yoke a oxen and .
Sna1 IN hGrSeS, W. V. HoGE i CO.,
sReal RstAtO Agents, los NSEket SEFetT
ln.naE n N q u u . u u = :.
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W OR KS
EnR g AT.EI

lRUN w UK IA =.
FOR SALE.
II no, sold previously at private sale,
VIII be Sold at Public Auction,
On the premises, At one O'Clock,
Friday, September 8, 1870,
TheLaWrenCelrORW Works
situated in the City Of NEW CASTLE. PA, be-
tween the sheaanFo and NeshHSoeE nv, EiveT g.. St
their junction, and erected At cost OF Two Hun"
dFed Thousand Dollars.
Tia Real Estaie complies nearly IS Acres
and the Works have capacity q 600 '!ONS
OF IRON and 5000 hEGS OF NAILS per
TIE following Is detailed List Of Buildings
and Machinery:
Nm Building. i99Ia E,T
Wing POrSel: lSlx5O.
Nail PGetoEy Building. 1875
Nail Warehouse (tWo-stoJ1, l0oIS4
Iroa WBrehoRSe. lmLS.
Scrap and CI8y Warehouse, 75Xfa
Onee, BlseRziaith Shop and CasPenteF shop.
ss1Sstesa BStii5S Furnaces, TOur Heating
ssI Doobgeaued Boilers In YIN, % inches By
. fest 7+
I've 5roa eteg SCs Tx = nm .. ,,.h C,1rn
VI ! noSatoCSS4 lug ;" -@1t4' - N1S4
ae5.O ~ S[SAFS an, snt,,L rS-urs..
One Up[tshs Engine IN NIL S1tnen CgltnneE'
~ ~. s SSGS, pn,,n. no..o,,
0ne 5Grden S4ose19: ,,...,
~ g NE 5,: Au GS. Tan VeOL"FHs"1 J
She Sl NJ, NJ 10y A.A, "a - ,,.h
O1s M ~! ~ IT. AZ III H.t,t
9Aoet9t. HItn hRo''5 ''s AH!1 ~
o. baE I 1!Gg; Ann 1, ,,A Iii. ~. ,,,+1,0,
Une nuI0e A " AL nam VIZ SS'L 49, ~ 1SHss
I9i assortment o. S'I'aH AEOu anu HOOPS' S"u'-
PSSSel, e.,,.. M. N..rr,.. n..a Can
MaSk spike FMee' sNAu EEA'e' o+t 49, = StN44
NM oeeA[S. ,-,. Earrrr. = 70
ESnIoL heSH ~ Z GEnAes'' rfFa
Tiny I,se, ~ Is, CI 54llE d., NJ. .-rr ~
hO4's Sot RfEnolnS Flte CHy'
Spike Factory Building. -g
ODe RSIlrnad Srlks Machine.
STTo R0Ht SoIks NSehInes I
TITDinp iStSe- SfeSt pCtieFn (eompleteD
0De TTSbIpe W0ter Whcel. fSf dHying Splke
NSc6InaS and Iafhe -
M EhaF9InS Rel1in0 pIlliel r. in Mn ana
SnItS FSctSCT :Se n T66od oF3er, n
=, a
NaII FactoLys
Three Cylinder BolIers 3 inch By = feet.
OSe Engine, ISlneh Cylinder, foot stroke.
LhlrfyfhGee NJ AheAine'' "A
~ S1CLSsTSSc.
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TOR sALE-A VERY GOOD
Two Story Brick Dwelling House n
With rooms, on NAiA street, Pint WAFd. ~
Also, Lot No. 50, corner Nhfket and WAShlng'
ton street, PIrSt Ward.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-31

dor SALE.-THE UNDER. "a
signed Offers for sale the east half Of IT.
lot No. 81 on Lindsey street, between :.
P0uFth and FiHh: 50 feet front, Tnnntng back %
A SforT and half with two rooms and kitchen,
TIE ofheF 10 q new one stOET house, with two
roomG Is ieet RquAEe, each.
The owner being deslrous 70 leave the city
viii cell on reasonable terms, Apply on the
premises 70 .
PATRICK fIt1OLfSSDS.
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EXECUTORS SALE.

lIN n 6C Y IN . a u e.
In uur,uanes Of tie will Of Robert Morrison,
deceased. and BY the direction Of his widow, !
will sell. on
TSesdsy, the 2Sd DaY Of August, 1870,
Al the front door Of. the Court HO0Ee for Ohio
County, At 10 O'Clock \. T., that veEy desirable
FesIAenee on HAmpden street, IN which aid Nor
EiSoh resided IN his LIE time, being Lot No. i1Ve
t9 and tho east halt Of Lot No. four ~ in s9UAIe
No. =. BeIlAlE Addition, In the City Of Wheel
Inc, Possession o. same viii be given Oet0beH
lSt, 1870, and VIII be sold free Of taxes.
TKR4S OF SALE-One.hfh Of purchase money
70 Be paid in cash, and the remainder In four an
nuGl inStAlments, purchaser giving Negotiable
notes and occurring same 70 The Aansl4enon Of
the Executor. DANIEL z: LIST,
SHgfS ExeeutOE.
TRs above sAle Is postponed until
Monday, September 9Th; 1870.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-31

ATONTTOR NAVY TOBACCO.
M 5 Gases H0lbFook'S Nonitor Navy TO.
haoeo. Just received end iOF Aala By !h.
= .0nEIO y. RILLI. !.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-31

DEFINED SUGARS. ga8l
LIZ g BlzelS cralhea, Powdered and GnHa'
i0 B1iESiS Al, Be ina CR1hl OoGss s5Eiri.
-. IN Gto'o Gnd tx Galely = - e ?
-AlEln - 0.lLLELL,L.Nt. :.
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IHEsI 70 sfb1
.tc gts 2 = b; NJ
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-03-02
Passengers.

Per steamship James Adger, for New York.
Iynah. Mrs S j O'Neal, T Gayer. Miss Fannie
GRAY, MIR Gregg and wife, Lusch, MIR Richards,
and j Church.
Per steamship Champion, from New York-G
B DuPuySter, Rev J B ClarSson, Bellows, w II
Morgan and wife. Miss Tillotson, Mrs Seaman, G
Gill; Gill, Mrs Iva Bellows and daughter, A "a
moauera, S Thomson, w Lloyd. A Hayes, H Tllot.
son, NJ Rossman and wife, r Tillotson, Mrs H
Weldon and servant, Ishell, Darlington,
Mrs DR. Lory ea and servant Miss A Taller, Miss E
Flinton, Taller, Jr, c H Baldwin, W Talcott, G
Zilzinger, De Golger, w Ii Butnall, NJ Thomp.
son, NJ H Thompson and wife, Mrs NJ L Higgins
and daughter, Mrs Foss and two daughters, Miss
Julia Butnall, Miss Edith Chafee, and others.
Per steamship South Carolina. from New York
Fraser. X Fraser, r Fender, F Coohsen, Miss
Pauline Tobias, W Ristig, Roll, Mrs Gleason. W
Segur, Mrs Segur, Miss Segur, Colonel jenkins
and lady, Mrs Grayson, and Miss Grayson.
Per steamer Pilot Boy. from Savannah, Beau
fort, &c-W Blake. NJ NJ Kohn, 81 q Cahan, Col J
Lay, jenkins, A L Munerly. Mrs White, S
Conover, S Baum, W Orcutt A Williams, Miss E
Prloleau, Mrs Smalls and child. Colonel D " Jen-
nings, H w Crouch, E Daily, Casey, R D Budds,
and on deck.
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Absence.

The April sunshine, soft and fair,
Touches the meadows cheerily;
, Wild violets scent the warm Sill alr;
But ever through the bright spring heurs,
The sunshine and the opening MOWERS,
The spirit hungers to be fed,
= And faints for loves dear Gal!y oreao
Yearning, beloved, for thee
The tlay wears or, the evening lone
Comes up across the misty lea;
I watch The stars as one by one
They glimmer out; my eyes are wet;
NV heart Is filled with vague regret,
Haunting it like a sad refrain;
| cannot still this restless pain,
Thinking, beloved, OF thee
The twilight deepens; brooding sleep
Shadows the green earth tenderly;
The house lies hushed in slumber deep;
The peace Of heaven seems strangely near;
/ kneel beneath the moonbeams clear,
And soft upon my troubled breast
Comes down a blessed sense OF rest,
Praying, beloved, for thee
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FS-7sFoR THE CURE OF
SCROFULA AND ONSUMPTI0N /.
This remedy Is compounded expressly for puri-
flying and cleansing the blood OF oil infrmities,
going at once TO the f0untain.head Of disease. 1t
| cxtlnguishes
TuMoRs. CoNsUNPT1oN, SYPHILIS, SKIN ERuP.
TIoSs, SALT RHEUM, BoILs, RHEUMATISM,
| WASTE OF VITALITY, ScR0FuLA.
| We all know that the promiscuous vaccination
INDUCED in during the late war bred the most vii.
anous diseases. Vaccination pus was taken from
the arms OF many persons full Of Bcro1ulous sores.
| Then OF course the impurities OF the scrofulous
! patient was absorbed In the blood OF men other
wise without diseases, and both became infected
alike. Men, women and children throughout al
| the West are most wofully diseased from this
| cause, and knew not until few months ago, the
WENRY'S CONSTITUTION RENovATOR
Relieves the Entire System OF Pains and Aches,
enliyens the Spirit, and sends New Blood
BOUNDING THROUGH EVERY VEIN.
1t imparts
Sparkling Brightness to the Eye,
A Rosy Glow to the Cheek,
Ruby Tlnge TO the Lips,
Clearness to the Head,
Brightness TO the Complexion,
Buoyancy to the Spirits,
And Happiness on oil Sides
For all affections OF the Kidneys 1t is unsurpassed.
People have been rescued, rs 1t were, from the
very Jaws Of death, by timely use OF this great
remedy.
EXTRACTS FROM VARIOUS LETTERS.
doctor, was vaccinated In the hospital. Be-
fore that had no skin disease. Until Ihad bot.
tie OF your Constitution RenoyatOr,' sent me by
Mr.. Roper, of Columbia. Mo-, suffered tortures
with running sores. since used two bottles
am all well except small sore on tho calf OF my
left leg, anu that is getting well fast.
This from lady: "And now my skin Is az clear
and fair as a balie,s. My complexion, thanks to
your 'Hcnoraor,' Is beautiful"
"ies, yes, l may well say such reliel was
II "A hpT0rn. Enclosed
for SIX bottles two families here want to try ir.h
~ was very much troubled with syphilis. Your
remedy seems to be curing me FAST Send Tour
bottles per cXpress.n
st!tut!0n EenOvator have made me new man."
"D0ctur, enclosed find S5. Please send me
supply. Two families here want 10 try your Con-
si';uI.0n Kcnoraior."
We have not space for more Of tie above eT-
tracts, but you Gun ask your leGNbor about The
remedy. Every ono has something good to say,
US IT cures every time .
KIDNEYS, RETENTION OF THE URINE, &c- &c.
~. And for Female Diseases,
Nervous Prosiration, Weakness, General LaSsi-
tule, and Want OF Appetite, 1t Is unsurpassed.
the number of our PostHAlce RoN OH your letters
The new law OF our New York Postomce compels
''''' DR.. N. f. HENRY 4 CO..
Director General Berlin Hospital, Prussia
AGENCY OF THE UNITED STATES.
Laboratory, oI6 Pearl Street. Postolllce Box 52i2
NEW YORK.
@-CO$STlTUTl0N RENoVATORis is 81 per bot.
tie SIX bottles for $5. Sent anywhere on receipt
OF price. Patients are requested TO correspond
corfdcnialy, and reply will he made by following
mail. Sold by all respectable Druggists.
agents for South Carolina,
DoWIE, NOISE & DAVIS.
janlT mwslyr
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Markets by Telegraph.

FOkklGN.
LONDON, March 1-Noon.-Consos e2S. Bonds
slx.
LIVERPOOL, March 1-Noon.--Cotton dali; up
lands l1Xd; Orleans l1Xd. Sales willn not exceed
5000 bales.
EYening.-Cotton fat; uplands 11Ha1IXd; Or
leans llhd; sales 5000 bales; for speculation and
export 1000 bales.
PARIS, Marchl.-Bourse opened nsm. Rentes
Hf6c.
DOMESTIC.
NEW YORK, March 1-Noon-Scocks unsettled
Money easy at 5a6 per cent. Sterling, long,
sX; short OK. Gold l5x. COS, coupons, l4I;
Tennessee, ex.coupons, 5Sh; new, 4e; Virginia,
ex.coupons, s6; new, 81; Louisiana, old, p;
slevee, skies, Tox; eights, 7shs; Alabama eights,
"a; nves, s3 Georgia skies, 81; seyens, %; North
Carolina, old, 45,l; new, eaX; South Carolina,
old, 81; new, s.. Flour dun and dropping.
wheat dull. Cotton heavy at 2S1c Turpentine
dull at 4sc Rosin quiet Mt 81 11a2 Is for good
strained. Freights dull.
fEyening.-Money easy at 5a6 per cent. Ster-
ling weak at sX. Gold firm at 1e%. Govern
ments firm with an upward tendency. Sixty
two's H. southerns quiet. Cotton heavy and
lower; sales $500 bales, at 2SAc. Flour DeaVy
and shade easier for common grades Wheat
less active and unchanged. Corn scarce and
very firm. Pork heavy, new SOS 5Oa25 rs. Lard
heavy at l5AalSc. whiskey 81 OIL. Groceries
quiet. Turpentine 45a46Hc. Rosln 81 loas.
Freights, by steam, &c on cotton, sail $50. New
Yirginias at so, to which figure they advanced
owing to the fact madepublic that the State debt
viii be reduced by the payment into the state
treasury Of large amount Of bonds-the pay
ment to be made by one OF the leading trunk
railroads in the State in process OF construction.
CINCINNATI, March l.--Corn firm. WhisSey Csc,
and in better demand. Mess pork held at s27.
Bacon lower, with some demand a. the decline;
clear sides 16kc.
ST. LOUIS, March Corn firm. Whskey csc.
Pork nominal. Bacon heavy; shoulders 12al2Izc;
Clear sides 161<c. HS
LOUISVILLE, March 1.-corn quiet Provisions
demoralized. Pork s27a27 So Shoulders l2}ac.
clear sides l6Hc. whlskey csc.
SAVANNAH, March 1.-Cotton quiet Middlngs
22c Total receipts 1914 bales. Sales $50 bales.
Stock g., 11e bales.
NORFOLK, March 1.-Cotton dull and prices
nominal Low middliDgs 21Ha21Ac. Receipts
5ss bales. Exports coastwise 4ss bales. No sales.
Stock 7123 bales.
NOBLE, March 1.-Cotton duh and tending
down. Middlings 2oc. Receipts 1os2 bales En-
ports to the Continent sic bales; to New Orleans
142. Sales 500 bales. Stock 3,4S6.
GALVESTON, March Lotion firm; good Or
binary 1sxc; total receipts 1854 bales; exports
coastwise 142 bales sales 800 bales; stock 49, lSs
bales
NEW ORLEANS, March 1.-cotton easier, but not
quotably lower; middlings 22hac2%c; net re-
ceipts 77a7 bales coastwIse 344 bales; total SOIL
exports to Vera Cruz AL bales; to Boston 1S6
bales; to Mobile 45o bales; sales 1000 bales; STOCK
265,275 bales. -"
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-03-02
The Charleston Cotton. Rice and Naval
Stores Market.
OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS,
TUESDAY EVENING, March 1, 1870. !

OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS,
TUESDAY EVENING, March l, 1S70.)
CorroN.-This article was without demand OF
note, the staple continuing depressed and prices
declining; sales about so bales, on the basis OF
22xc p fb for middlngs; quotations are omitted.
RIcH.-Thls grain was in good request, prices
remaining steady; sales about 800 terces OF clean
Carolina, say % tierces at 5H; 20 at SIS 22o at 6;
IS at exc p ib. We quote comon to fair clean
Carolina Mt 5H@6; good 61s@6Xc p fb.
NAVAL SroREs.-There was no business OF i'm.
portance.
FREIGHTs-Are somewhat dull. To Liverpoo, ,
by steam, engagements are making ut IA 3
h on uplands and 1Nd on sea Islands; BY
sail, rather frmer feeling In consequence
Of a decrease Of tonnage, and "a has in some
cases been secured; we quote 5.1e@Hd p ID
on upland cotton, and kaHd q ID on sea
island cotton. To Havre. by steam, nomi-
nal; By sail, nominal at xc on uplands
and Ike on sea islands coastwise to
New York, by steam, &c . fb on uplands
and Nc on sea islands; By sail, Hc p b on up
lands. To Boston, by steam, nominal; by sail, y
@Xc p b on uplands. ToPhiladelphia, by steam,
sc p b on uplands; by sail, somewhat nom-
inal. To Baltimore, by steam, h@5ic q b on
uplands; by sail somewhat nominal.
ExCHANoE.-Sterlng 60 days bills unsettled
at 24@241l.
DOMESTIC .ExCHANGE.-The banks purchase
sight checks at par, and sell at premium.
Outside, they purchase at par 10 4 premium,
and sell at H@A premium. K.
GoLp.-Buying at 1915 and selling at 17@1s.