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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-10-26
August 10, Is7O-tL
TTACHMENT.

IA James Smith. vs.. James Crum.
Before f. g. Gourley. ]. p. OF Liberty Tp.,
Trumbuu County, ohio. On the 9Th day OF
September, A. D., lS7O, said Justice issued an
order OF attachment in the above action, for
the sum Of sixteen dollars debt, and for nf-
teen dollars the probable costs on said nc
ton. JAMES SMITH.
Liberty, Oct p, ls7O-Sts Plaintiff
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SEeciaI Notice.

Special Notice.
One secondhand open Buggy,
One secondhand Top Buggy,
One secondhand Buckeye Mower.
One second -hRndBuckeye Cider Mil,
One secondhand Express Wagon,
Two secondhand Shfngle Machines,
One secondhand 4 Mule Wagon,
One pair Stags, two Mares, and sundry 9TH
er itemsof goods and chattles will be sold on
easy terms or exchanged for lumber, to be
/ delivered b coming winter.
WARREN PACKARD. .
Warren, o.. Oct. Il, IS70-6t.
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Wantedf 100000

OIL Barrel Slaves n heading (either
green ordry) within the next sixty days, for
which I will pay the highest market pricein
cash. on delivery at my stave yard In Ba-
c~Onsburg, near the depot. JASON FROST.
Oct. z, lS7O-6ts.
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a suit OF rooms over the dry goods store
ola. Chew, suitable for a professional man
comfortable and convenient Enquire Of
Warren, o., Oct. u. A. CHEW.
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IST OF LETTERS

7 IST OF LETTERS
LUnclaimed, remaining in the Warren
Post Once. Tuesday, Oct. Is. 1870.
Acker JamesD McCreary Ayers
Adams MIS- VIM Miner Miss SanahA
Allen Geo W MI
Belden Marshall John
crown MT SaQie Notion Henry
brown M Morris VIM
Church Rushford JOhnt
Davis Mrs ER Scheible Christeu
Edwards Mrs Ida Sewers Miss Liby
Handy Frank Springer Helen n
hRrlon W A Smith Arrested
Hall Wilbur Tan DR. William
London Mr. Wilson Mrs + A
Metals ] N
nAHave your letters directed In care OF
your boT
Those marked with q STAR are foreign.
Persons wishing TO obtain the above. will
please TO call for advertised letters,
II not called for i 80 days VIII be sent 70
dead letter once,
once hours, 750 A. NJ, to T-SOP. NJ.
II. II. TOWNSEND, P. n.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-10-26

Beaver Valley Coal.
For Blacksmiths use, justrsceivedby
Aug. q, 1870. DAZZLING & GLIDER.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-10-26

French Flowers
Theprettiest you ever saw. and cheap too,
at Miss FORMAN'5.
Oct. l2-St.
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A sum Of money on Mahoning Avenue,
last week. The owner can have the same by
describing property. Call atFlour and Feed
Store OF Camp & Randall, Main st
Oct. 25-Its {. c. SULLIVAN.
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Having been out Of Rooms

Use DIR. KeerShOOfs
Vinegar Ague Cure. soldb by all Druggists.
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Our new style Of Rose Tinted Initial Paper
and Envelopes, put up in handsome boxes,
just reed at Adams Book StOre-price SOC.
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Ioths. Cassimeres.

Fresh Oysters direct from Baltimore. 4
the City Bakery. H WALDECk.
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FrnRh Lot
Just the Thing for the Ladies.

Fresh Lot
OF White Lime in good packages at CAMP
& RANDALL'S, Nam ST. (OcL &-l.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-10-26

Fluting Machines,
Pinking Irons, and a great many other
artieles for sale at Tyler's Gun Store, No, 3
Main St., Warren, Ohio.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-10-26

Germantown Wool,
Zephyrs. German and Domestic Yarns, the
greatest variety vet offered, at
GUNLEFINGER & BROS.
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Ostrich and Fancy Feathers!
latest styles Just received at
oct. I2-3t NJ. NJ. FORMAN'S.

GUNLEFINGER BRO.
Ostrich and Fancy Feathers!
Latest styles just received at
Oct. l2-3t ri. NJ. FORAANS-
PrOnUneiRmentO!
All these things
Can be got at Kings
New Block near Mahonins Depot,-bureaus,
Bedsteads, Mirrors, Sofas, Spring Chairs, Ia
bles, stands, Mattresses, Rockers, What
Nots, Ironing Tables that open and Shef, &C.
He has several % sets OF Cane-seat
Chairs, TO be sold cheap-a gR-lorious oppor-
unity 10 git out q chamber or MI up adtlap-
idated set. First come hrst served at
Buckeye Grain Drills.
These nice Drills have come. Call and see
them at KIRK & CHRISTH'S,
StOTesl
We are now receiving a large amount Of
stoves 81 every "escnPSSlHsRKtl 20 Z az
At PEW a BROS.
Go to Pew & Bros
To get Fruit lars and Sealing Wax
See A. E. Andrews & Sons
New advertisement on second page OF TILL
paper.
Go to the City Bakery
For your fresh homemade Bread, Pies,
Rusks, Buns, and all kinds Of cakes.
Go to Henry Waldeck's
For vour nne French and American can
dies
Headquarters
For Fruit Jars, at PEW BROS
LIST Premium
Awarded to H. Waldeck, Of the City Ba-
kerry for wheat bread. Plenty more OF the
same sort, fresh daily, two doors south OF
McLain'a Bank main street.
BuriaI Robes
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Farmers f.!
CITY Bakery.

LAAAuEAe
You can now ind a large stock Of those
Curtiss Iron Beam PloWa At
Aug. Il. KIRK 4 CHRTsTY'S
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Fresh Chocolate Carmels
Daily, at the City Bakery. h. WALDECR.
Paper Patterns
For Ladies, Misses and Childrens gar
ments, the most correct paper patterns In
the market for sale by
Oct. I9-2t A. Z. ANDREWS & SON.
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| Curtiss'

Large Quantities
or Fruit jars, at PEW & BROS.
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67 Acres OF Wood Land,

% ACTtb OF WUVNL luul
SituRted In Dorset township, AshtAbula
County, for sale or exchange for property in
or near Warren, Ohio. Inquire Of
NAUThUT & ACKLEG.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-10-26

Just Received
A splendid assortment new styles black
JeweIry. VAUPRCT& AOKLEY.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-10-26

Best Assortment Of Lamps
In Warren, at
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Rooms for Rant

OF Bonnets, Hats and Millinery Goods
generally, in variety and prices, can not be
beat. GUNLEFINGER &RRO.
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N-U NU--TTU--
Awarded to H. Waldeck, Of the City Ba-
kerry FOR wheat bread, Plenty more OF the
same sort, fresh daily, two doors south OF
McLain's Bank, main street.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-10-26

Go to Henry Waldeck's
For your In French and American can
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Travellers Register.

Hahouing DiVIsion.-West.
GfrarF Nile WARsNfLev'b'g Phal'L
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-10-26

Pure Ground Cinnamon!
At HAPGOOD & sTRATToN's.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-10-26

Sash Ribbons
And Bows in endless variety. at
GUNLEFINGER 4 BROS.
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Oysters in Every Style
at JAS. NcCoNNELLE.
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A Large and Attractive Stock

Stitching and EmbrOldering
Done at Tyler's Gun store and Sewing
Machine Rooms, by an experiences operator
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-10-26

Pure Ground Pepper,
Our wi grinding.
HAPGOOD & sTRATTON.
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See A. E. Andrews & Sons
New advertisement OF second page ofth
paper.
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60 TO Andrews & Sons
For FlannelS, Blankets, Wool Yarns,
Zephyrs, and Germantown Woods, at lowest
prices.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-10-26

Go to the City Bakery
For your fresh homemade Bread, Pies,
Rusks' Buns and all kinds Of cakes.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-10-26

A New Cargo
or Common Cement, at CAMP & RAN,
DALLfS, Main st. (~oct.26-2t
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Oct.I9-2t
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Fresh Crackers
At HAPGOoD s sTRATToNrs.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-10-26

Go to Pew 4 Bros
To get Fruit Jars and Sealing Wax
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We are now receiving a large amount OF
Stoves Of every description, for AL trade.
Aug. II. KIRK CHRISTY.
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Blockade on Market Street.

Blockade on Market Street.
Vautrot & AckIey have had the street in
mont Of their store blockaded by a new arrt-
val OF clocks. and all they ask is time 70 put
up shelves 10 place their stock on, when the
crowd can cal and examine Il. (Oct. 28-lt.
-N-
Shorts
At SIS dollars per ton, at CAMP IRAN
DALLS Mills. toct25-2t
fyOu were to Walk
Up auy OF q thronged streets in Warren,
and ask every stranger he met, where he
could get the best work done in the art OF
Photography, the answer would be, al the
New England Gallery" opposite the Court
House-and the answer would be q trufVul
the ESTABLISHMENT OF yours for Progression,
RICE q BLISS, Photographer.
Rhyme Of the Hats--IS7O.
The Echo OF war in thunder rolls
Prom the banks OF stOried Rhine,
h canon's peal like a death bell tolls
The tate Of the loved Of the vine.
For particulars, especially concerning RIB
bons, called sublime, Laces, Flowers, Trim
mfngs, &c, call at Mrs. POTTER GUS
OCT. 25-lt.
Louisville Cement,
The best in the market, at CAMP q RAN
DALLf6t MAIN 81 NGlIA0-@.
FOundI
A sum Of money on Mahoning Avenue,
last week. The owner can have the same by
describing property. Call RtFlour and Feed
Store OF Camp q Randall, Main St
Oct. 25-lt@ Z. q. SULLIVAN.
Pure Ground CinnamOnI
At HAPGOOD & STATIONS.
Fresh Crackers
At HAPGOOD & STATIONS.
A New Cargo
or Common Cement, at CAMP q RAN
DALLfS, Main ST. (Oct26-2t
Pure Ground Pepper,
H1PGOoD & sTRATToN.
Best Assortment Of Lamps
HAPGOOD & sTRATToN's.
60 Acres Of Wood Land,
Situated in Dorset township, AshtAbula
County, for sale or exchange for property in
or near Warren, Ohio. Inquire Of
NAUTkOr & ACkLEN.
Fresh Lot
OF White Lime n good packages at CAMP
& RANDALL1S, Nam st. (OcL &-l-
Just the Thing for the Ladies.
Our new style OF Rose Tinted Initial Paper
and Envelopes, put up in handsome boxes,
just reed at Adams Book S~tore-Priee SOC.
Just Received
A splendid assortment new styles black
JeweIry. NAUPRCr& AekLEH.
Geo. Adams
VIII soon receive at his Book and Music
Store, a large stock OF New Sheet Music.
80 Cents per Can.
Fresh Oysters direct from baltimore. ct
the City Bakery. h WALDECR.
Cloths, CaSsimeres,
Coating and OvercOatfngs, largest finest
and best assortment in the city. Look ct
prices. A E ANDREWS & SON.
Carpets! Carpets! CarpetsI
Extra Heavy all wool Ingram Carpets at
LOO. A Z. ANDREWS &SON.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-04-15
THE CHARLESTON NEWS: FRIDAY APRIL Is, 1870.

our merchants 10 take lumber frcights from
Georgetown, s. c., Darien and satilla River Ca,
and Jacksonville, Fla., to Northern I2rts, and
s1l@12 q NJ are rates on lumber and boards.
MISUNDERSTANDING BILLs.-The rate yester-
day was 21H for GO day bills.
DOMESTIC ExcHANGE.-The banks are purchas-
ing sight checks on New York at par to u pre-
MUM; days 4 discount; 10 days u per ct. dis
count: Is days x; 20 days -; 80 days They
are selling sight checks at1<@H premium.
GoLD-The brokers were yesterday buying at
11@11k, and selling at 12@12H.
Exports for the Week ending April 13'
FOREIGN
SAauA LA GRANpE-rer schr NJ Brooking-
10000 feet lumber, Ice empty hhds.
DOMESTIC.
BosToN-Per schr Georgia. bags sea lsanG
cotton 2Ss bbls naval stores, IS tons iron ahu
metals, IS casks clay, 26 bales rags, ,or
WOODS HOLE, MAss-Per scnr II fay-'--
tons phosphate rock.
NEW HAVEN, CoNS-Per schr II IhorlulKe-
81, 600 feet lumber aud timber. Per scnr Eclipse
$50, 600 feet timber and boards.
sea island cotton, 5ss bales upland cotton. ~.
terces rice 81 bales yarn, 81 tierces clay, oales
hides. q bundles leather, "a bundles paper, 81
empty barrels, and supdr1es. :. an,
PHiLApELPHIA-Per schr Wlson-oo'0'>
feet lumber. ,,. .,..,.,
BALTIuoRE-Per steamship Falcon-le6 tierces
rioe, 32 bales cotton, Al bbls rusn l5o bales
yarn, IS bundles paper, rs casks clay, ~ po1es De
tobacco, bale, cases and ools mdse.: re rei
schr Ida Rlchardson-5l tons phosphate roeA' Aio'
900 feet flooring boards. .
PROVIDENCE, r I-Per schr S w Simmons
ia, 600 feet yellow pine flooring.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-04-15
The Charleston Market.

Foa THE WEEK ENDING APRIL HI
The CRors.-The weather has continued rather
cold with too much rain, to allow planters to have
progressed very favorably, and work has been
retarded in consequence, bus towards the close OF
this week Appearances indicated change for the
better. Reports from most quarters show in
creased efforts for good crop The coming sea-
son.
THE REcEIrTs.- The arrivals at the cotton ports
have continued to show considerable gains on
last year, and were for the week, up TO Friday
last, 400 bales against A., s4+ the week before,
and 33,69s for the corresponding period last sea-
son. AT New Orleans the receipts for the same
same period were 49, 726, In contrast with s74l the
year before. The total supplies received at tho
cotton ports from the first OF September last up
to the latest mail dates, were . o435,1 ia bales, in
contrast with 1.s7oo13 last year, showing an in
crease OF 564. .14l bales.
The amount received at the principal Southern
centres up to the latest teegraphic dates have
been about as follows
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The movements OF the Liverpool and New YORK
markets for this period have been as follows: On
Friday, April Sth, the former was buoyant at
111d, sales 1900 bales; the latter was hrm clos
ing quiet at 2S15c. On Saturday the former was
quiet aud steady <d sales 600 oales the lat
ter was heavy, but closed steady at 23c sales lSoo
bales. On Monday the former was quiet anu
steady at l1kd, sales 49, 600 bales; the latter was
firm at zs>sc, sales 27oe bales On Tuesday the
former was quiet at 1l11d, sales 5000 bales; the
latter was dull and heavy at 2sk@2SHc, sales
400 bales. On Wednesday the former closed dull
at 1.d, sales 10 600 bales; the latter was dull at
asxc sales 1900 bales. Yester lay the former was
steady at 11%, sales 1o,ooo bales; the latter was
easier at 231sc, sales GOO bales.
The stock of the article In sight at the latest
da tns Was as follows:
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For the week last year, e7,e67 bales.

For the week last year, o7,e67 bales.
Tie arrivals at this por. for the week have been
163 bugs OF sea islands and Florldas and 2s36
bales Of upands, against SO bags sea islands and
Fioridas and 277i bales OF uplands the week be-
FORE and bSgs sea Islands and Floridas and :la7
bales for the corresponding week last year. These
supplies have come as follows: say OF uplands per
South Carolina Railroad 2703 bales, per North
eastern Railroad 1l3, Pecdce 1l2, Savannah s.
or sea islands, Beaufort 5, Euhaw Il, Florida l2,
TIE cotton M,REET.-The weeks business in
this staple commenced with firm prices, but has
since become dull and declining. In the English
market the article commenced buoyant at 1l4d,
hut became quiet and.receded to 1lHd. At New
York, the rates opened at 231sc, but decliaed 10
2sc, and at this port they began at % and reced'
ed to cit:c 2 ID for mddings.
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The marke; daring the past week for ali classes
or securities continued dull. There was some de-
mand for gold, however. Sterling rated yester-
day a, 2l}s@s21A. In domestic exchange, the
banks were purchasing sight drafts on New York
ut par to u, aud selling at A@S premium. Gold
bought at II and sold at 12ta. Banks discounted
freely, on good collaterals, at per cent. per
month.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-04-15
lfiRINE NEU'S.
CHARLESTON, S. c., APRIL Is
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Arrived YESTERDAY.
sclr rnion Flag, Moioney, New YORK. days.
Hay. To the Master. and King & Gibbun.
Sclr Am pcas. Garbati, West Point MIL. q
ticIces rice. To " Gurney.
Steamer Marion. Adar. Santee River. 30 bales
cu;tou, irdse and sundrics To Ravenei q Holmes,
PplZcr, Rodgers & co, Frost & AilEcr, W VIII
lians x CO. { n !ivcrill N Son. j Salinas, j Ma
shall j, W C Courtney, S l. Howard, Mrs 4 Nan!-
cau!i, and others.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship South Carolina. Adkins. New York
" q CCurtcnay.
Schr Jedd:e. Trott, Lower Horton, y &, via 81.
tilla River A Ensl0w & co.
So: Euatana, Parker, Gp>,on-E:s!cr 4 Cr"igll'
ton,
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Steamship south Carolina. Adkins, Nc;T YORK.
Sc!lr Montana. Parker, Bostoil
Srhr Eclipse. Thompson, New Haven.
Scl.- Georgia, Dricn, Boston.
Scllr Il G Fay, Prescott, l;ali moTc.
Schr VI & Dearborn, Scnii, Wilmington. NJ.
FROM THIS FORT.
Erir Monica, Libby, Boston. April II.
Schr u Clifford, Jirrell. Philadelphia, April i.
schr Hattie Coomhs, Jameson, EosGon, Apri: u.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Sch. D End!cOit, Lndico't' at New fo'E'
schr Joseph scager, Ellis. a: New YORK., April IL.
MEMORANDA.
The brig George swan, from Gc0Tget0Hri, s {,
arrived at BarbadOcs March n.
Ti;e Sel,r II q Hand. Hand from r:::is,::: -,
C, arrived at lhiladepa April il.
Tile, srhr Emma Anthony, :ronl Geu:st. Wi, ::
c, arrived &: D.!rbadocs March -.
List OF Shipping
l. TIE FORT or CHARI.EsroS. AE:Hi. u.
Vessel. GIde: 100 IONS, aI!d SicSiEcia ceasiin.
within :he State, excepted.
STEAMSHIPS.
Arragon !Gr), 1911 tons, Iousoa, Il; l;nyco i 90 S
wharf. fnr Liverpool lnading-H Muf% < -.
Sea Gull, GIG tons, lutton. AZ tnioll VEIL 10: Ea:-
unlore, ,UaGiHs--Cni.rteEa% !feE!:o'::''
Slii:S.
Southern Chief, 1ciS tons, Higgins, a, Atlantic
wharf, for Liverpool l0adlng-WiliiS * Ctsn'in
Pacific 635 TONS Foss at Atlantic wharf, for :-ir
erpool, loaGing-W Il Smith Z co.
BhRKs.
Elliott El,clie, CSC sons. pung. at Accommodation
wharf from G,.aliape Isles, rtra, waiting
II Card.
A I; Wyman, SIS tons. Wsman. at at,aDtc wharf.
for Liverpool! lradhg--W & Smith Il ca.
Island QIcen lr), :l'2 tons Brooks at Ma!Sha!ls
w.IGrf FOR LiyerpnG!. lna'iin"-H Eur" II &c"
Win Fisher ;Br!. ions. HHrntr, in isl'rl :i'rt
for Newcastle, Eng, lcadih%-.D 5 Shett *
Son.
sCIIooNEEs.
E Naylor, ESQ inns. .'eEinr. at Northeastern:
Railroad whal!, 10: New ioiS, ."atliig-"m
Roacl! * co.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-04-15
Havana Weekly Market.

HAVANA. April e.-SUGAR.-EXports during
the week from Havana and Malanzas. 81 COZ
boxes, OF which TO- 0a0 were for the United States,
sa9 a :? aeas' f!9SS i sx5 WaiSa sS a. Gi s
MANY estates have finished grinding. IL is be-
lcyetl the present crop will lie from Is to 20 per
cent. less than the last. The business was shall,
but prices were firm holders demand an advance.
Nos. 10 10 ,a, butch standard, firm at 12!aSis rs
per ar,oha; Nos. Is to 20 9al1la rs Molasses sugar
steady; Nos to 10. 71in7ls rs Lumber dull.
Box SHOCKS nrm al l0all rs. Empty hll1s IN de-
maud ut SIS IS. Honey 1irm at gas rs. Freights
dull: shippers refuse ~ charter owing 20 the un.
settled slate OF the market. There Is q surplus
tonnage for all ports.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-04-15
1nterior Cotton markets.

MACON. April 12.-Receipts today 81 bales;
sales COZ bales; shipped 1S3 bales. The market
orencd this norning at Yesterdays dgl It with
n fair demand, but The usual noon dispatches
from New York and Liverpool being un.evorable.
the demand was slightly checked, and the mar
ket closed quiet this evening At .0>.c for mid
dlings, with few samples on the boards.
ATLANTA, April l3.-The market closed active
at 2oc for niddlinGs; l91sc for low middilngs;
1870 for good ordinary; lie for ordinary.
COLUMBUS April 1e.-Gcod demand In our
market; nitidlings 20Izc: sales ITO bales; re-
ccp,s e3 bales; shipments 10 bales.
MONTGOMERY, April 1o.-Market dull; low
middlings 20Hc.
SUMTER. April 1o.-cotton firm q. from 17c TO
G0c, but little Offering
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-04-15
New York Rice Market.

From the Journal OF Commerce OF tine 18th inst:
Domestic remains strong, with considerable i'll
uuIry from the IL ale, and not large quantity Of
stock Offering. We quote 5i4a64c.
From the Herald: Carolina was firlncr. with
fair demand. Sales within the range OF 5l4a61sc
for common to prime.
From the World: Eur good to choice Carolina
aG:c Is asked, and On fancy lots holders IDEAS
reach 7c but we learn Of no sales worth record
ing.
From the Times: Rice has been held firmly at
the advanced rates quoted in our last. but no
further dealings of importance have been report
e( For n lot Of prime Carolina as mucl as
SO 81 4 per 100 pounds was offered und refused.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-04-15

NorE.-we have deducted from New Orleans
81 800 Uales urlands, from Mobile 500 'acs rom
Savannah Gs53 bags sen island and Il bales MP
land and from Charleston 1862 bags sea island and
l5s bales upland-the quantities received at those
ports from Mobile. Florida, Texas ami Savannah.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
SOUTHERN BANK BILLS, STOCKS, BONDS, &c

REPORT OF THE MARX
FOR THE WEEK ENDING APRIL l4rh' lo'o' fHh'
PARED EXPRESSLY FOR .'THs NEWS" By l. >
K. BENNETT, STOCK BROKER AND REAL ESTATE
AGENT. NO. 40 BROAD STREET.
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NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD.
RusScllCcrs.

Per steamship South Carolina. for New York
Mr. Wi;cG,t, Mr. Williams. Mr. an'. Mrs W { Scar.
rrtr, Mr. and Mrs II c Fisk, T II Crawford Mrs
l;cow's Z L Mitchell, Miss Bellows, Bellows, i
Burritt w A Nelson. b O'Connor, 5 Il Cup, Mrs
Sc:lun, a Terry. Green, Roberts, " Roosevelt.
" Eurnham, a Hunt, II l. A Balk, + Si.coX, j
c Surr.rau Mr Salsberry, l. Thomas, Mrs Blunt,
II /. l:il;.Ir, AID = in the steeraGe.
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EXPLOITS.

Rc<roy-rcr schr Montana-400 tons phosphate
rorE liz hi;s naval stores. s. bales cotton ana
rags ;;5T empty carhUys, IL boXcs rhtlse. trunks
m,isp cask brass. . casks and crates IRON, W
els feet lumber. half bill grst.
NEW YuRK-Per steamship South Carnllna-o5
bags sea island cotton, $50 bales upland cotton,
4U3 tinrces rice, 50 bues cottou waste, SO bales
yarn aud sundries, 81 bundles paper, II packages
leather aud hides.