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ME- READ THE LIST OF BARGAINS

Twelve yards of LINEN CRASH for 81 worth
$3.50;
Twelve yards of LINEN HUCKABACK for g.
worth 80;
BROWN LINEN TABLE-CLOTHs, two yards
long, for 81 worth $1.5o;
BRIDAL or HONEY-COMB QUILTS, large
enough for the largest beds, at 81 so worth
$3.50;
SPOOL COTTON, full 200 yards en- spool, at soc.
per dozen;
CROCHET EDGINGS, twelve yards in piece.
for l5c., worth SC. per yard;
CARRIERS at lOc. pair worth 2oc.
CASHE'S COVENTRY RUFFLE at 4Oc. piece
worth 75c.;
Handsome RIBBONS for the neck at SOC. per yard
worth &c..
Pure LINEN SHIRT-BO3OMS at 25c. worth 4oc. !;
Excellent IRISH LINEN ct 35c. per yard worth
45c.;
PILLOW-CASE LINEN, superior quality, forty
inches wide, at soc. worth &c.;
LINEN SHEETING, full two and half yards
wide, at sOc. worth SLIPS;
WHITE FLANNEL, all pure wool, at Csc. per
yard;
HEAVY LINEN DRILLING at 2Oc. and CSC per
yard worth 3Oc. and Csc.
HUNDREDS OF OTHER ARTICLES at very
low prices; at LEVY BROTHERS,
1918 and 1915 Main street.
Now is the time to purchase Sd 3D. and lei
COTTON SHEETING at reduced prices. an IL
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au Is It !
M NOW IsTHE TIME TO PROCURE

mr. NOW ISTHE TINE TO PROCURE
RSRGsINS IN DRY GOODS--AVAIL YOUR
SEI.VEs OF THE OPPoRTUNITY-CLOS
orr SALE At A. GOLDBaCK's. -Resng de-
termined not to carry over my stock from one sea-
oou to another SD IL for the next fourteen days,
sell The remainder OF my splendid stock Of sum :
mer ,ods at and below cost, after which nme
room for large auo complete assortment OF fail
and winter goods. have just opene d s, 900 yards
Mt the very low price of 1asc. Calicoes, fast CO.
for 10 and Iss Linen ZEN, tow tso iOs hin mem
These goods are very low. Also. Irish linens,
shirt fronts, 1anneis, csmbrics, Swiss and other
white goods ltdie:', gents, and chidren's M
TO be faund in any lrst-class dry goods establish
ment, which we are offering at prices when can can
me /, cali before purchasing elsewhere:
IAN -Da..-. A. GGLUBACK,
....... ...- COZ Broad street,
au13 between Sixth and sevenih.
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DEMOCRATIC News Washington, August
12.-The adyices received by the Democra-
tic Executive Committee from Pennsylvania
and Ohio state that at the October elections
in those States there is no reason to doubt
that there will be large gains of Democratic
congressman.
Alabama, it is believed, will go Demo-
cratic, and elect all the congressman on the
Conservative ticket but one.
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REAT REDUCTION IN PRICES

GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES
JULIUS SYCLES's,
300 Main street, second door below Ninth
He now offers his entire stock OF SUMNER
DRESS GOODS regardless of cost. as he IL deter;
mined to reduce his tremendous stock so call
early and procure some Of those handsome IN me ~
sTRiPED and PLAIN LEEos at goo; worth sss.;
PLAIN and PLAID MoZAMBlQuEs at soc
rHs ESfth ' oR;GASD1Es at soc. worth 4o:.;
PRINTED PgRCA1Es at lssc.:
MOURNING GOODs-a speciality;
bHREGks TtmsE cLGiHs a Bhnc is
PACAS- from IS to so
Very ksa Sa g Vis s GSL MERSS 4 GS ,lp
KEHCHIEF S-in variety;
LAWNS at l63c. worth 20c.:
HUCKABACk TOWELS at l2,c wosth ?Oc;
LAINCAsTER and MARiEILLEs oUnTs-arl
Wifi fi5Ss anu and SSE%sISREo r1eyEs from ssc rp
MASK, NAPKINS, and DoYLIES;
LINEN aid COTTON DIAPER;
have also full Nne OF u TNI'S FURNISHING
GOODS, such as
LILLE and GaUZE SHIRTS;
LINEN SHIRTS-yery CHI ap;
HHAAtHtDaafEskcHlEFs,
HALF-HOSE.
TIES and GLOVES,
Good LINEN DRILLING at Csc. and upwards:
SASH, NECK, and TRIMMING RIBBONS In "a
riety;
Sill X, Isle, BUCK, and KID GL0VES-aII
all sizes:
LACE COLLARS,
RUFFLES,
EMBROIDERIE3,
HOSIERY and NOTIONS OF all kinds.
Many other articles too numerous t. mention.
Call early and he convinced.
The following gentlemen are with me, and w"nlh
be pleased to STE their friends:
JEWS ". BURWELL,
JOHN j. TURNER,
j. WEINBERG,
GEURHE SWABACHER,
WILLIAM b. POWERS,
II. 5. SMITHERS,
C.. j. MCRAE.
JULIUS SYCLF.
Tvs 9G3 Main street.
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UNSUITABLE HoMIcIDE.-New York, Au-
gust 12.-The coroner's jury to-day rendered
a verdict justifyin@ Rodney W. Duke, a
Long Island railroad employe, for firing q
river thief, while in the act of robbing the
company's depot at Hunters Point.
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ME- GREAT REDUCTION IN THE
PRICES OF COTTON SHEETINGs!

A full assortment of S-i o., and lO-i BLEACHED
and UNBLEACHED SHEETlNGS.
ALSO, -
PILLOW-CASE COTTON;
FULL YARD-WIDE BLEACHED COTTON
at l0ic {;
The best 12sc. REACHED COTTON that we
have yet offered;
The genuine ANDROsCOGGIN COTTON at
1G3c.;
FULL YARD-WIDE UNBLEACHED COT
TON at 12ic.;
BED-1ICKS ut reduced prices;
COTTON JEANS, DENNIS, and DOMESTIC
GINGHAMS, at very low prices; at
LEVY BROTHERS.,
1913 and 1915 Main street.
UNBLEACHED KNITTING COTTON only
coo. per pound;
COTTON YARNS, all Nos, at $3.50 per bale
of five pounds. auu
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DIAMOND ROBBERY IN CLEvELAND.-
Cleveland, August 12.-About noon to-day
two men entered Crittenden's jewelry store,
and one of them expressed desire to look
at some silyerware. While thus engaged
the other crawlcd under the counter and
abstracted diamonds and other jewelry
valued at about $4,000. They both escaped.
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Judge Bond reached Parkersburg last
Tuesday, and Immediately took his seat
upon the bench. This is the first appoint
ment Judge B. has filled.
That North Carolina soldier who tells of
so many Confederate prisoners being still
confined on the Dry Tortugas island is hard
case, we fear. The story goes the rounds,
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VIRGINIA NEWS.
Correspondence Of The Richmond Dispatch
LITTER FROM ROANOKE.

STRAWBERRY BAPTIST ASSOCIATION
STATE, DOMESTIC, AND FOREIGN MIS-
STANDARDIZATION BOARD MINISTE-
RIAL EDUCATION SOLDIERS Or
pHANs-ABLE AND ELOQUENT AL
npESSIl
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DRY GOODS.
THE OPPORTUNITY AT HAND T!

THE OPPORTUNITY AT HAND
GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS
can lie secured at present by purchasing at the
DRY GOODS EMPORIUM,
where the
sEMI-ANNUAL CLOSING SALE
stlh continues for all
SUMMER GOODS
will be sold
REGARDLtSS OF COST
rsther than carry thtm over till next year.
We solicit q call from the city and country
trade, assuring all of the advantage OF buying at
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
A fair variety of
DRESS GOODS,
WHITE GOODS,
CAsSIMhRES,
LINENS,
aHEETISGS,
CoTToNs,
QUILTS,
TOWELS,
TABLE CLOTHS,
NAPkINS,
HANDKERCHIEFS,
LACES,
EMBROIDEkIEs,
SHAWLS,
GLOVES,
HOSIERY,
PARASOLS,
UMBRELLAS,
GAUZE SHIRTS, &C., &C.
Be sure and remember the place.
WILLIAM THALHIMER & SONS,
corner Sixth and Broad streets,
m I5-eod Richmond, Va.
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DIED.

At the residence of hts father sernsr q uass.
ty second and Broad streets Soonnia q. Andrews.
Raleigh, Il. c., papers please copy
suddenly OF congestiye chill at his resioen sbs
yi.w soF rfSnss ionn nsgEssis SIM
M, mnN q IN the sishty-eisht year of his age.
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EGRoEs.-The election IN!

ettled TIED. - -
II B RoEs.-The election has
s. lie Thing beyond cbange-the ne
D6es viii never vote with the Republican
party, iu a body, in this State again. Many
of them voted with the Democrats this
time. The refusal of the white Radicals to
support the negro Jim Harris for Congress
! in the fourth district, and the defeat OF
most of the other negro candidates in the
! State, has opened the eyes of the negroes to
the fact that while the carpet-baggers and
| native scalawags consider the negro very
good voter, they have no use for him as an
oflice.holder. There will be q general heslra
| of carpet-baggers from the State in conse:
quence of the result of the election just
| passed. Those who have not been Obliged
60 60 before now to avoid prosecution ior
their rascalities will leave now, except q
few who mold Office for terms not yet eX
pired.-Ralei9h, N. c., correspondence NeaI
York World.
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BERLIN, July 30, 1870.

BERLIN, July 30, 1870.
~LATEsT DISPATCH FROM BIS
MAKcK-ordering GoLRB1 4 CShh,,,,,ss Co. do 60,
r n%ER Sss,aN EVER In order TO make room
for his FALL STOCK which order he re Flu
complies with, as he has always SOLD ms gooo Us
Pruss,a ha obeys The mandate. and 10 now offering
bis weii-seIected stock of So NJ NJ DRY
ETA Pi, n and FANCY DRY GOODS TO be found
In any aras-class establishment, at prices which
DEFY Competition. Call and be conyinr ed '2r
tha city is GOLDBACK'S. baye rcceiyed Lo-
day more OF thosa ASTONISHING ly-cheag Linen men
H.ndkerchiefs at &C., Linen Towels as loc., anti
other goods uroportionaliy low. am agent Tor
| EOBERTsfS CELEBRATED PARA u UL
NEEDLESS formerly kept by William =. sea y
4 Co. Remember the place, 1,......
| "A. GOLDBACk,s, No. Ge5 Broad street.
l a, "''''s 80 between Sixth and Seventh.
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Ice IN New YoRK.-NeU York, August
12.-The price of ice has advanced to TWEEN
ty dollars per ton, thirty.three per cent,
and sales less than twenty-five cents worth
forbidden to families.
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nuinber--arc remedial for all phases OF dis
ease, and fts natural beauties are unsur-

lnulnber--arc remedial for all phases OF dis
ease, and its natural beauties are unsur-
passed.
The company here is both agreeable and
elegant, and yet free from the restraints OF
the tyrant fashion. Virginia. South Caro-
lima, Alabama. Kentucky, Maryland, and
Illinois, besides other States, are repre-
sented, and it is expected that large accss.
sions to our present company Will shortly
be made.
The lawn and ballroom are daily and
nightly enlyened with a corps OF accom-
nIshed musicians. which contribute I'M
told delights to the gay and festive.
But we come now to speak OF that which
more than aught else makes sojourn at
the Salt Sulphur chief delight-our hosts ;
indeed, they are host within themselves.
Colonel Charlie and his brother spare no
pains or expense in the entertainment OF
their guests. The table is supplied with all
the delicacies- of the mountains-Fenlson,
squirrels, Monroe mutton, and milk ana
honey, such as might be termed nectar for
the gods.
viting field of pleasure and health, 70 Inc
impoverished people of The South, is the
moderate charge of board-forty dollars
per month for families.
Come, We seekers of pleasure and health,
and partake with us, and your hospitaple
welcome will only he exceeded by the bene'
fits which mineral water, mountain AIR,
cheerful company, and delicious fare secure
to the visitor at the Old Salt.
Yours forever,
AN OLD VIRGINIAN.
p. S.-The horses are being now saddled
to carry party of us to the mountain farm
of our friend Thomas Branch, Esq, Of the
city Of Richmond, where, by special re.
quest, we 60 to dine to-day. 1t is plea
SAINT ride over the mountain Of about three
miles.
CONSERVATIVE MEETING IN LoUIsA.-At a
public meeting held at Louisa Courthouse
last Monday, the following were appointed
delegates to congressional convention to
be held in Alexandria in September:
Green Spring 7o,onship.-J. Fl. Voolfolk,
George W. May, Henry j. Vale, Thomas S.
Watson, and Henry Taylor.
Louisa Courthouse To,rnship.-George j.
Sumner, Frank V. Winston, j. &. Cam
mack, Charles S. Jones, and NJ. NJ. Ander-
son.
Cuckoo Toacnship.-Abner Harris, c. j.
Kemper, John w. Davis, Henry D. Gard
ner, and William NJ. Amber.
Jackson's Toacnsh'p..-M. G. Anderson,
Nj. A. Hope, William S. Fowler, III. F. Dade,
and L. X. Swift.
The meeting then adjourned.
IN. B.-Our country friends must not eX-
pect US to copy reports of public meetings
from other papers. 1t is contrary to an in
flexible rule
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FoLEY's STATUE OF SToNEWALL JACKSON
London, August 12.-Foley's model for 8
statute of Stonewall Jackson is ready fol
the foundry.
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A MEASURE OF FINAEcE.-Nea1 York, Au-
gust 12.-One Of The largest city banks has,
in view of the coming redistribution of ma
tional currency, sold considerable portion
of its circulation for five per cent. premium.
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cooT Aorintend to change my bu-

ATCOsT.-As + intend to change my ny, pu uv
a ,nses nv the LIST of september. WIZ gsa ny
ss;ss Cost oSbs sa Tons 81
COkDEoAs' aiso' Siho :J0IiN HARR0LD,
ERS. s AIT Rroad street.
N7HE FEET.-R EFT OR N OF LIN.
SCHlu.TZ.-Those OF his patrons, Iii nisass
and others who have awaited his fe.urnIt ainIess
qua aiIy every species OF
ana phn NAILS. he. Office, NinetesaIn
Street near Main. 49, --- :. :.
g9ooK AND JOB PRINTING NEATLY
| RExEOUTED At THIS OFFICE
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Georgia.

The action Of Georgia on the subject of
the fall elections in that State-that is, re-
fusing to postpone the elections according
to the BULLOCK platform-was very pro-
badly induced by the result of the elections
in North Carolina. The joint resolution to
postpone the elections had passed the Sc
nate, and in the House parties were SO
nearly divided that, upon the cs,E,eR
roll, it appeared that .hlss +
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MARRIED,

In Baltimore at ST. Johns ns shnrsR LILY n
Sy 1 tng nJI rf that city, to Miss ANNIE M
vile. Nv, of late resident OF new freeu''A
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It is rilmored that the Hon. Lyman
Trumbull has been tendered the position
Of Secretary Of state by President Grant.
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spr.s1AH HoTrOzas

acr SPECIAL MOTTO Attention Is
specially asked to Commissioner j. s. Wise
sale OF two granihc-front STORES on sBroad
street between Second and Third Nos. 2aa and 2iis
This DAY DC O'Clock r. NJ.
Particulars in Richmond Enquirer. ~
BILL & GoDD1N,
an IL IT Auctloreers.
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WASHINGTON NEWS.
go 81 Che fsichmond, Dispatch.

Correspondence OF Inc hlcnin"AN -. o,a
WAsHrHaToN, August IL. loto.
| .The Democratic Committee is hard ct
work here. with every hope fora very sue
| cessf1I issue to its labors. The reports
which are received from leading Conserva.
tiyes both North and South are eminently
/ satisfactory, and point to the fact that the
result which has just happened in North
Carolina will be followed in similar Conser.
vative triumphs in all sections during the
coming elections.
There is not even rumor now in Wash.
ington, which is very singular, az in ordl'
nary news times one or two are constantly
flying around. There IL good deal OF spe-
culation among the quid nuncs about the
Departments and elsewhere touching the
probabilities of an extra session OF Con
gress, which somehow keeps in the pubic
| mind here but the general impression, and
certainly the correct one, IS that there Will
be no called session.
By some it is thought that the PRESIDENT
| will return again, SO as to hold Caplnel
session on the 18th instant {; but when ne
| left Washington on his last departure he
| had not determined positively when ne
would return, and it may be considered
very probable that there will he no session
on Tuesday next. 49,.
Politicians generally, excepting those
whose official duties keep them mere, are
giving Washington very wide berth Just
now, and even all the prominent officials
including those who were pulling al an cH-
tensve rate with an eye to the next ffesl,
dency, have left their headquarters, ana
are recuperating for their fall work.
The Republican committee regret very
much the tlssenSions in their party South.
They had more hopes Of carrying that sec
ton than any of the northern States, eX-
cepting those hopeessly welded to Radi-
calism. 1lAoN.
THE PRESIDENT ON THE ENFORCEMENT OF
LAW Washington, June 20, l8'O.-10 Ge-
neral J. A. Dir: Dear Sir,-Iours OF the
18th instant, stating that the report had
been circulated in Iowa that | had stated
that would not enforce the laws for the
collection of the taxes to pay railroad bonds
| if resisted by the citizens, is received. IL Is
hardly necessary for me to deny such Il
statement. would hardly invite COM
munitv to resist laws which / am sworn
to execute. I do, however, emphaticaliy
deny the report, and state further that II 1t
becomes my duty to use force to execute
the laws in Iowa, OF any other state, shatl
do so without hesitation. Very respect
fully, your obedient servant,
q. s. GRANT.
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Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch
SALT SULPHUR SPRIN6s.e
August IL, 1870.
Few resorts in the mountains OF Nirgllh a..
are smore attractive to the visitor, whether
In .search Of health or pleasure, than me
Salt; sulphur. Its varied springs-tnfee u
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TTsE DuPuY'S HELIOTROpE POW.
~ DER for the toilet and nursery. II - coz. coz.
Catchy peffamed With hcliotrape. Contains 0.
mineral, and Warrsnted not 10 injpre The mes'
Delicate akin. Price, $50. FOR sale only by
POWHATAN u. DUfUYs Apctnecary.,
tya 7s5s rs al bspad street.
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EYTgITENa CARDS PRINTEDA THF
N OTRpATS1H HYDROCARBONS
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CCNNEROIAL NEWS.
The Charleston Cotton, Riee and Naval
Stores Market.

Tho Charleston Cotton, Htee ana NaVa
Stores Market.
OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS,
MONDAY, EVENING, February Il, 1870 }
Coros-with an almost entire absence o
demand at any figures that could be accepted oJ
factors, the market was at stand, snd the only
business was the sale OF about 10 bales Of cotton
slassed middling. at 23Hc. q ib. Quotations art
omitted as entirely nominal.
RIcE.-There was only limited business doing
IN this grain, the market being quiet. Sales
about rs tierces Of clean Carolina say: ~ tierce:
at t5x., and SO at l1.1ec. b. We quote com
mon to fair clean Carolina at 5K@sc.; good SIC
exc. 9, b.
NAVAL SroREs.-Therc were no sales OF these
articles.
PREraHrs-Are somewhat dull To LiVerpoo >
by steam, engagements are making az ]aa g
fb on uplands and 1Sd on sea iSianus' "
sail rather o frmer feeling in consequence
of decrease Of tonnage, and ga has IN some
eases been secured; we quote 5-16@hd q 10
on upland cotton, and HaXd . ID on sea
island cotton. To Havre, by steam, nonli
nal; by sail. nominal at &c on uplands
end lHc on sea islands. CoastWise 10
New York, by steam, &c a ID on uplands
and 1c on sea islands; by sail, &c q tb on up
lands. To Boston, BY steam, nominal; by sail, y
@xci, tb on uplands. To Philadelphia, by steam,
xo @ ID on uplands; by sail, somewhat NOM
tnal. To Baltimore, by steam, A@xc p ID Oh
uplands; by sail somewhat nominal.
ExcHANGE-Sterling 90 days bills 2S@2Sh.
DOMESTIC ExcHANGE.-The banks purchase
sight checks at X OF, and sell at par.
Outside, they purchase at 15@H CD, and sell at
H@A oil.
GorD-IQMo1.
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Markets by Telegraph.
FOREIGN.

FOREIGN.
LONDON, February 2l.-Noon.-Consols OK
Bonds SsA. Turpentine s6s Sd.
LrySRpooL, February 21.-Noon.-Cotton dnl
uplauds 1l%a; Orleans llSallAd; sales 10000
bales. Red Western wheat rs Cd. Pork s4s
Cheese as.
Evening.-Urand cotton 11Aal7Hd; Orleans
11hd. Sales 10000 bales. For speculation and
export 1000 bales. Breadstuns frmer. Pork nat.
PARIs, February 21.-Bourse opened 1rm
Rentes 73f 60c.
HAvRs, February 1.-Cotton heavy, both Oh
spot and a1oat
r. DOMESTIC.
NETWORK, February ol-Noon.-Stoeks steady.
Gold 10. 6a's l5X. Sterling long, SX; short, sk.
Tennessee skies. ex-ooupols 663<; new, COX. Viz
ginia skies, ex-ooupon, OK; new, esq. Louisiana
xes, old, II; Levees, sixes 7oX; eights, I2; Ala
bama eights, 81; ives, 81. Georgia skies 81; sev-
ems, o. North Carolina, old 4e; new, Ax. Flour
Without change. Wheat quiet Corn quiet and
steady. Pork dull s2s sIa2l. Lard quiet, 1555a
lsK. Cotton dull, 24xc. Turpentine 47Kc. RoStn
ee 2oa2 aak for strained. Freights dull.
Evening g.-Norey easy at oas. Sterling weak,
sx. Gold quiet, 1873. GQyeegnweRss steady.
~SSHtt1Sbp No Hau MN R1S@eSS OOttou foNeit sS's--
1000 bales, at 34Ie. Flour quiet and unchanged,
though Southern brands rather moro active.
wheat closed o shade frner and in moderate
export and home demand; red winter and Am
her Western 81 o6al31. Corn scarce, quite rrn for
new, heavy for old. Pork dropping, new s2s 75a
q. Lard dropping kettle lsal61sc. Whiskey a
shade drmer, sac. Groceries dull. Naval stores
firm. Preights dull; cotton, by steam, 10.
NoRFoLK, February 2l.-Reoeipts 1924 bales;
experts 1916 bales stock s41s bales; prices lower,
3ka22Ac.
SAVANNAH, February 2l.-Ootton receipts SSs
bsles exports, coastwise 40 bales sales $50 bales;
stock 81 .493 bales; market dropping.
CINCINNATI February 2l.-corn dull at eSa7ec-
whiskey s4c. Pork s27 so. Bacon unchanged.
Lard firm; kettle l55zc.
LOUISVILLE, February 2l.-Corn qaies. Provi-
sicns firm. Clear sides leXc. Lard loc. Whis'
key csc.
ST. LH-1s, February 21.-The general market is
extremely dull, Gnd scarcely anything doing.
MOBILE, February 21.-Receipts ll7l bales; ex.
ports coastwise o. bales; sales 900 bales: stock
7l,1s0 bales; market dull
NEW ORLEANS, February 21.-Reoeipts OF cotton
$50 bales; sales 5000 bales; stock IA 6l1 bales;
market dull and heavy.
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A
hcsaa aarcva!u
Carolina,
cheapest Fertilizer
on;uE
T%p e
Dissolved
mixn
rcenge. w.
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Easton s Co.'s Cotton Report, fer IT,;
yyock ending February IS, 1870.

NEW YORK. February 1o.-TEE MA@zET.-tn
our last report the market closed steady AZ .5il c
for middling uplandS. Saturday the markc. wGs
dull and sales reached cny 106U; mldtng - ~.
MuMtiay very little was done anil prices were ui.
changed; sales 1850. Tuesday the n3.Sct Wis
dull and heavy. buyers held OIL. and Ut the cl,'si"
holders were willing TO grant slight concession
nesday prices were Irregular under the c,itinned
heavy receipts; sales 1fal at 2lTc Thursday,
the market was very Irregular, but closed with
more demand; sales SdS2 ut 2lMc. Yesterday
there was very heavy and unsctsioy. lSc!try. rs-
peaan, IT, future eogtracs sales 2ssl at al9!c Cor
lniIdiilX.
During the week prices have declined &c ~ tlliS
market, and In Liverpool middling nnlands Is 3iu
and Orleans 1-lsd lower. The continued large re-
ceipts have caused the decline here anu the gene,
raj impression now Is that the crop VIII exceed
~ millions. In order 10 reach that ugHrc. Wo
must have an excess over last year o. 70 per cent
from now on, aud 100. .oGo bales overland.
BoHBAY-The Liverpool circulars OF February
1st generally reduce their estimates OF the qnan.
tity OF cotton 10 be received In Europe In 1870. 1t
Is thought that the crop might be larger, but rs
the amount anoeson 31st December was less than
nj that date In 1858, anu some considerable ship.
ments might he delayed until after the Monsoon.
1t is not probable that the iluport i'll 1870 VIII cN
ceetl ths. OF 1859. Finlay, Clark L Co. tclep rap
the shipments for first week In February at 5oeo
for Grea, Britain and 1000 for Tic Continent.
CplG & Fla. Mobile. y. q. Texas.
Ordinary ......... @21% @elh @2lI Gas2
Good ordinary. @22k @o2A @2.A Gt2S
Low mddlng. 80. @23h @23A GA @24A
MiddlinG. ......... @2+n GAS @2iT @G21H
Sales of the week. 0p75 bales-including S2s2
to spinners, 67e TO spectators, and 6i'7 70 cX'
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-02-22
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