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6ounirp Etal estate for Sa!t.


E0R SALE or RENT.-yhe NEW BIRDS
BoRo FOUNDRY Co vail s their new F0,kDEkf With Pat
tens Fiasbs Tie Iycon be ticbd tslne
'sli ihs sew a. and tie PHILADELPHIA AID RssGIE H.
AID the
" not acid sLr the i2 P,bss 1870 Will DO essred fer LEAsE
- JOS n KERsT. .
BirdsLsro ?. a.. Bsrts Coauiy. Pa
E0R SALE-Hyde Park, on Hudson. a HOUSE,
tetfstg u ste AID cellar In tsaIsis order barn.
,ies er tao Le.e pDr. lot for large garden Absta.A. Of
Islge GBf fns eit; tsesent veil and Sme
,iiis,. tbi'hes ts Adsr,, DO, 10. Hyde r1t r. o
E0R SALE-A very desirable Germantown
DWELLING .ss'rs, hsid eeanodsss ssd r,ess,J pct
teIsie oies LOT H by ziS Large 'hsds stable sss .rrAse
iea,s For isribs nusos sp to sAML tMLES ~ s'i't
Of. PbHsesEha
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6iip StaI @stat, for Sal,.

A FINE THkEE-ST0RY, bigli-stoop, base
Etsi hla ALB resf. anfiOl 81 hancsssy
IsS 70 on stc IN perfect orasr Po ssoord hfiwss6
sbo hrthsee Ohiy sl8ggp half tssh MATERLUK Co.
- NIih avs. Khis.L.st ~ ~
A SPLENDID PLOT OF LOTS on Washing
E,, - us,It MsIS irehHs Backward std Bshss
FOR SALE-Four-story brown stone aud Lrick
essegsut HOUSE Ma IA EbAi Tliriysseora,t he
40 eoss ace Isvss istIi slocts 81 aptosem.Ia
S31t, tessyed PROPERTY 10 lbs nshA 5lfy A. L. RAPP
IN cALE--un LexingtOn-ave., near Twenty
tae. tsafy, si0Ie klgh 1ioop HOUSE
No % Iecs 81 " perfect etttT; 7Ols3IDe LsfLLo
tPiseesA poeststlsn 81 ssfiy Day Iuque 81
SxS sSn ---- HOMER MORGAN zPLsa
EOh SALOON WAsHINGTON-sQ SQUARE.
ss b,ss sslsss tybs-op OteE x,iOr, ga
ley1s ~ ~" ~ WsL fonfh lot k5Ilz. sith
| s.ss 'lsa - feet fhs "sF rhhsvs -p.ssE Apyly
| 49, h0hkk MOR0Ak q PiLsA
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REAL ESTATE.
Nrw. YoRk. TuesdaY. Feb. 9, $50.

NETWORK, Tuesday, Feb. g. 1870
Among the sales made by Messrs. Muller
wilkins Co.. at the Exchange to-day and reported De-
low viii DO found those OF six lots on the South sac Oh
Eighty fourth-st, near Fifhave The first lot Pu. NY
was started at very price, and up by small al
ysnces to s75 This compared with tho prices ruling
two years good price As compared with the prices
year ago IL shows considerable decline Inc los a
AZ which are OF 20 feet 'front.' part OF the estate OF
the late John H. Lee They sold March 81 1905 lor
$50 the three nearest Fhave. to j. O. Expert TOT
u7OO and the three others to William H. Pangourn for
ns 500 In November 1865 both plots fell into the hands
Of Mr. Cornelius Kieen, who paid for them the sum OF
kaSOO- $4,000 for the three nearest fH'h
ave-, and s2,SoO for the Others Inc sHsre
rate amount for which they were struck down oaay Is
rs Os2oa5O for the plot nearest Ffthave ana sSoVo
for the other Had the price paid by Mr. kieen been
,nsaned they would have brought today not less than
az 600 On the other hand, allowing 10rper cent per
spnum 10 cover taxes interest assessments &c, the
pros maid TO Mr. Lees executors would have returned
legal interest on the capital ana pront
~ about $1,000 The transactions In unimproVeu
property in this city last Winter and spring appear
most OF them TO have been the result OF villa sPevua
ton the mmedate cause OF which was the uncertainty
Of values which still remains an lnsepatanIo aevUrpuE
VIM VI Raynor has sold eight lots west side OF Avenue
81 Nicholas between 0ne-huDdred eaGtw tyfourth
Also, three lots, south sde of Onehundred and
twenty -sixth-st, between Madison and FItthave;'
for 1900 AlSO2 lots, north slde OF
,ifteeth-st $50 it. west OF Eighth-ave, for s. 200
Real estate reported TO be quite hrm IN Boston ana
prices well sustained Some valuable property belong
Ing 10 the estate OF the Thomas Brewer recently
sold at auction for cash, by MessTs Samuel Hatch Co.
The three-sory dwelling house, No. ~ Chauncey
Mr. Brewers late resideucelot 2lxS6. brought S255o
The threestory granite building, Nos 4l3 and 90 wash
ingtonst lot 464xlOO9 brought sl0sOO three-story
brick warehouse on the side Of Westinghouse nearly
oppos Elotst lot IS 6xl2l. 6x770, brought SOl
ais These prices though hardly up TO New-fork Values
OF Broadway property, considered 10 lndcale srea
Hrmness In the Boston market 80, =, A.,
Pbenix building, No l6 COurtst, Brooklyn, under the
direction Of Maurice referee t92 lots aud cores IN
the Eastern OF that city, the same being part OF
the estate of the late Col James Harrison. At the EX
seventy seventh st. west OF Third-aye. Mr.. Cole will
ao dispose Prospect Park lots and other property at
No. 369 FultOn-st., Brooklyn.
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9ltsitbsstrr County Seal estate for Salt.

4ltsttbsstrr County Seal estate for sat.
A SPECIALTY.-We stchester County Realty.
"A descriptive pnce free appcston msed or receipt
Of stamp : .... STANLEY DAY. 925 Broadway.
E0R SALE at Mount Vernon, n. y, IA miles
from the city, the Eewayen r. convenient aud comfort
able DWELLING oested the hest OF The village Sire OF hot
moderate reasonable Address C. T. H. Box
A40 apply JOHN RANKIN Real Estate Agent MI vernon
EOR SALE, or LEASE, in the pleasant village
IL of New Rochelle minutes walk of the depot neat
DWELLING suitable for family ladies' boarding and DAY
school A. II. LOCKWOOD, q Meroerst. ~ y.
HOUSE and LOT for SALE at SING SING.
House contains is rooms with water, Bathroom Nc
entirely and commands ne view OF the river Lot % et
and 1873 feet deep Apply to j. HOLLY PLATT
OF JAMES BROWN.
COUNTRY SEATS Village Residences,
~ FARMS, VILLA SITES. AND LOTS,
on THE HUDSON AND BLSBWHBRB.
FOR SALE IN GREAT VARIETY AT REASONABLE PRICES,
BY MALLORY & BLACKWELL, IS LIBERTl-SI., y. y.
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AUCTION SALES OF KINGS COUNTY REAL ESTATE
BY JAMES N. MILLER
Threeory dwelling No 81 Fort place lot l5IO0 S63O
f.. HI LUDLOW 4 co.
house and lot No ~ COumbiaS lot
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NEWS PACKAGES FOR THE PRESS.

CAPTAINS pursers tails port saaesed
the Nrsiorl Associated Press es 70
persons eIbbug the xnten authority Of W sTensH osss
World Sua E9psss Ereaae Iost CoRReresul tdrsr Ssas
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thai perso
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Miscellaneous.
ouan sttamfrs.

EOR ST. THOMAS and BRAZIL.
l. UNITED STATES sOi BRAZIL NAIL STEAMSHIP coAPAsL
Regular Mail Steamers sailing the I'D Of montb;
SOUTH AMERICA, Capt +. t. TISKLEPArGH February IL
NORTH AMERICA Capt q. b. SLocrs, March -
MERRIMACK CAPT WIRk April q
These splendid steamers 81 no,s
Pesmbuo Bahia aud Rio e Jnero going anl For
engagements Of freight or passage, apply 10
WIN r. GGRRSOS Agent No. Bowhugsreeu vYorh
EROM CHARLESTON TO FLORIDA, via
Il SAvANNAH-TRIwEBKIf LINE
T foowing will leave CHARLESTON for FLORIDA via
SAVANNAH three week after arrival Of the New f0rA steam
ships and the North Eastern railroad train:
PILOT BOY INLAND Routel every SUNDAY MoRNiNU At
O'clock
DICTATOR, every TUESDAY EVENING at O'Clock
CITY POINT, every FRIDAY EVENING. at8 o'clock
Through tickets be had Of all ChaesoS and Savannah Steamship
line Agencies iE SeSiork -.
J. D. AIKEN 4 Co.
Agens a. Cbare-os
l. J. GUILMAkIIN Co.
Ageufs 81 SaTaaaaL
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at6- strstp R,al estate for Sale.

A HOME IN THE COUNTRY.-CENTRAL
IN NEWJERSBY LAND IMPROVEMENT Co Offer for SALE on
the Central Railroad Of " at COmnunpsW Elizabeth Eau
wood Bergen Point Rosele Puded, bloomsbury &c
Country places from 10 20 building sites land in blocks By the
acre bonses lots large small quantities. suitable for
persons with quick and the city, This
ine Of Offers special inducements 10 persons desiring country
the oace OF The
Liberty st. New.York. A. d. HOPE, General hgeuL
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36ll auh 4sano.

I OST--On Sunday night about II o'clock. on
poarss can sr;ss Tss fns@s %ss asa .s, s, :,
sih nsmsssda 81 r.ss es the ewser r,s dslan
w be paid for Its iu 70 the Advertising DePsHsnf Of Tue uss
w. BANKER VIZ r... .r
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amnsfm

WALLACKs... w.t,,c.
EyRRY RvRNfNG EXCEPT SATURDAY..
SATURDAY MArINsE At ~ o'clock p n,
7. ". Robertsons comedy Of
NEW SCENERY
NEW MUSIC.
NEW RPFE,Tp
Characters ny M LESTER wALLAcK Mr JOHN GiLBkkI,
Mr. C. FISHER Mr. j. H. srODD4RT. Nj AARLONR Mr. Pktk,
CT RRAN. Mss LOUISA MOORE. Mrs EFFIB GERNOS he
J. SEXTON Misses CLAYTON ROWE. FOWLER DAY. LRAHDEB
HOWARD, TIMONEY HAYDEN, MCCORMICK. BARNES
THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL
OF the HcApg demand the
Boz Ofce Tor is repetition. !, will be presented
EVERY sATu RDAY EVENING UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE.
nN,sKs AND PAGES ard LOST AT sRAp In rsissr,sL
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Euao unS Rooms.


FURNISHED R0OMS.-Terms low; gcnteel
sitting bedroom fully furnished for honsteepngi water
stationary in short requisite TOR comfort
lJl Forty -brstst LrIngton ave
.lSQ WEST FORTY SECOND ST.-Ele-.
~OC g.ny furnished ROOMS ss second sad din seon Of
location moderate together with the best
Seventh and Egbhayea and Broad~ay cara
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60 Mbom 1t map Goattnt.

.t..s QaIhls auh &lati Mantls. sI vai s
DECORATED Marble MaDtela, Wainscoting,
~ fursiure Tops &c exact es,sT.a Of .. The hehoaar.
engraved in god hiDDLEfJELD COMPANY. 1s Drosdsa.s
ENAMELED SLATE MANTELS. - Plain,
~ Msbd and Decorated At prices from $40 TO go and Upward
Also Slate work Of sysry deeriou plain snd ornsmensl
90 PKsRiiYN SLATE Co. No. 20 West Efhseuth 81,
between w ssd srhsyes
MARBLE and MARBLEIZED MANTLES.-
l tve hundred latest dssss os ksLd nbsri
all bills sold this month KLABER ia and 10
Mast ksbtssnthst, Assr Thinis,e, T. l-l----L u
MARBLEIZED SLATE MANTELS.--Rich
WI elegant desgns from 80 ga els up 70 $50 r. D.
STEWART Co. eS srhsse bet Thhtnh ssd ThrtJ dilhaa
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ajoasts aa0 fams ddlanttS.

A -WANTED-HOUSES to RENTin all parts
IA Of this CITY rookyn supply demand Particular
lion paid this business bJ WAL MORGAN PLACE
Co 10 Wiham.st N. Y, and IS Broadway Brooklyn, h. d.
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cih V9iah W SN2'N'SN'
ROCHESTER STORE PROPERTY, price
IL $4,000 well rented. EXCHANGE for Brooklyn HOUSE
(pnce 6 O0O) and Other property
~ A. rutland Il Co, Beekmsn.st. Ner-iork
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GEo. LEAvTT, AuciIOneer. -
DOOK TRADE SALE ROOMS, CLINTON
ID HALL As,orpaee and Eighthst LEAyITT STRBBEiGH
Co COSsGSMEsTs soLcEp LBRRtEs CsrALo9ugp AID SOLD
Art SALE: JOHN p. wATERsS PAINTINGS.
place sell by Auction FRIDAY EVENING at o'clock without
The collection Of Paintings belonging TO JOHN r. WATERS
esq, Of Brooklyn computing choice example,, by j. Kensst o.
Lang Johnson Duand Nhredge Loop Nehng
Lsbdp ROBBIE Dsr yyeapet Cent? Elem Yswel sehsreL THIS
collection embraces PAutgGems of Art OF description seldom
Catalogues ready Paintings On exhibition
day and evening
DY ARCH. JOHNSTON, Auctoneer--O Office
40 and sa.rooms 81 Nsssust opPos e The Pos, 0nee
Al THE PRIVATE MANSION, No. 2 NORTH WASHINGTON
SQUARE ONE DOOR FROM uSIyERSTYPLAGE.
JOHNSTON VAN TASSBL
Will sell OF THURSDAY. 10th, at 10. o'clock
Th. enr, FURNITURE the above compng'u
part Paro aud Bedroom Suites made order ny oeI
Eue Velvet Brussels and Tapestry Carpets
elegant French plate Mntel Mirrors elegant Curtains ard
CoTuice. French Pillows and Boe
Extension Dining Tables elegant decorated Dinner
rich Glasswsre Decsners Wines, &C.
assortment Of Kitchen Furniture
A. MpKwIN AuctoneeE
by BANGS, MERWIN g. Co., Broadway, cor.
- b-Saes Of Books WORKS OF Art fancv Goods Furniture &e
20 WEDNESDAY. Feb. 9, at o'clock
SALE ofs STANDARD sud MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, Pli1LO
SOPHCAL and THEOLOGICAL WORKS, large lot of PERIOD
GALS. PAMPHLETS, Ec. &c.
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AUCTION SALES OF NETWORK REAL ESTATE

Bn hD od. PIG %Ik ~ he ~ ~ stb,t 90
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-02-18
Exports for the yveek-February 1e.

FOREIGN.
LTvERPooL-Per ship Bombay-1s5 bags sea
island cotton 26l0 bales upland cotton, 2l5 SACKS
cotton seed. Per bark Wetterhsrn-l72 bags sea
island cotton, 2lS0 bales upland cotton, 3l4 bols
rosIn, 20s sacks cotton seed, 2 tierces beesWax.
BARcELoNA-Per Spanish bark Pepina = $50
baes INLAND cotton, 26o bbls rosin.. Per Span
ish brig Audaz-isO bales upland cotton, 400 6pls
rosn :. Per Spanish brig Pajaro del Restriuo-
240 bales upland cotton, 100 bbs rosin.
Ros-oN-Per schr Ida Bela-2s bales upland
cotton, 1900 bbls naval stores, 1000 feet lumber,
90 casks clay hides and srndIies.
NORTH WEYMOUTH, MASs-Per schr A Haley
$50 tons phosphate rock. or, a.,
NEW YoRK-Per steamship Manhattan-256 tcs
rice, SIS bags sea island cotton, 1874 bales upland
cotton, As bales yarn, As bbls OIL 63 empty barrels,
56 packages. Per steamship James Adger-31c
bales upland cotton, AZ bags sea island COT
ton, tierces rice, 43 bales domestics and sun
dries . Per steamship Tennessee-3S5 tlerces
rice 4o4 bales upland cotton, l3 bags sea lslano
cotton, 112 bundles paper, 13 casks clay, 50 PACK,
ages sundries. Per schr Lilly-e1 bales upland
cotton, IS casks kaolln clay, bales paper Dds
beeswax, SO boxes glass, Is boxes mdse, 100 empty
barrels, l25 900 feet lumber, 1000 empty carboys.
PHILADELPHIA-Per steamship Prometheus-9l
tersse rice, 3s7 bales cotton, LAT bales domestce
90 bbls rosin 81 punches bananas, $500 cocoanuts,
and sundries. :. Per schr Anna Barton-Soo TONS
phosphate rock.
BALTMoRE-Per steamship Sea Gull-367 bales
cotton 46 terces rice casks clay, 160 bos rosln,
6 bales yarn, 20 hhds sheettng, "a bales waste,
and sundries. Per steamship Falcon-292 les
rice 3s2 bales upland cotton, is bales rags, ls
rolls leather, and sundriee.
SAvANNAn-Per schr Marshall-Inward
rarUo
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FIGURES mn to .he latest dates:

THE COTTON MARKET.-The continuation OF full
receipts has caused this article TO have lower
tendency during the period under review, and
prices have had declining character. In the
English market, which opened at 11Hd q fb for
middng upands, the rates receded to 1l3Sd .
b; at New York, which began at 25H, they fell
or to 24k@2424; and at this port, which COM
menced at 24@24Mc. they have been rather well
maintained, this grade closing at 24c 3 ID.
The Liverpool and New York markets have
shown the following transactions and prices for
the week: On Friday, February 11th. the former
was steady at II "a, sales 900 bales; the latter
favored buyers at 254c, sales $500 bales. On Sat-
1rday the former was unchanged at 1l1Ed, sales
1o 900 bales; the latter shade easier at 251S
sales 1000 bales. On Mo4S&y the former was
steady at II 1Hd, sales 1o,0odbales; the latter was
heavy and declining at 2515, sales 100 bales. On
Tuesday the former closed dull ut 1l2.@I1hd,
Bales 10 600 bales; the latter was heavy and lower
at 25c, sales 1000 bales On Wednesday the for
mer was quiet at 1l7s@11kd, sales 10000 bales;
the latter was heavy and lower at 247sc, sales 1000
bales. Yesterday the former was dull at 1l'sd;
sales lo,ooO bales; the latter was lower at 241s@
24Ic.
The supply of the staple in sight at the latest
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Markets by Telegraph.
FOREIGN MARKETS.

LONDON, February 17-Noon.-Consols e2S
Bonds SIX.
PARIS, February IT, Bourse opened firm.
Rentes 73f 45c.
FRANKFORT, February 17.-Bonds firm at OK.
HAyRE, February 17-Cotton opened quiet and
steady.
LIVERPOOL, February 17-Noon. eve
ming cotton closed dull; uplands l1}sa11hd; Or
leans 11xa11Hd; sales 10000 bales. Export and
speculation 1000 bales. To-day cotton opened
quiet; sales 10000 bales.
Evening. Cotton quiet; uplands 112ad; Orleans
ll5sa11%c; sales 10000 bales, of which 1000 bales
were for export and speculation.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW YORK, February 17-Noon.-StocEss steady.
Money easy, at 5as per cent. Sterling, long,
sX, short OK. Gold 1e1z. Sixty-twos, coupon,
lax. Tennessee ex-coupon 551z; new 4e1a. Viz
ginla ex.coupons 621s; new 66I. Alabama
eights 81; fves G.. Georgia skies s11s; seVens
90. Louisiana, old 70; levces skies 20; eights s2'E
North Carolina old 40; new 261l. South Caro-
lima old 81. Flour dull without change. Wheat
nomlnally laoc lower. Corn dull and declining.
Pork dull, mess s26 25a26 81. Lard dull, 151c.
Cotton lower, 2414a242lc. Turpentine dropping
at 47c. Rosin steady at So 25 for strained.
Evening.-Cotton unsettled and decidedly low
er; sales 23OO bales Flour less active. Wheat
dull at Moons decline. Corn closed shade firm
er, Pork shade frmer, but quiet ut s26 25a
e5 so. Groceries and naval stores quiet. Frelghts
uuiet. Money easy at SOC per cent. Sterling
easier at sa<as%. Gold weak at l91S. Govern
ments lower 62's IFS. Southerns generally dull.
BALTIMORE, February Ii. Cotton nominal.
Flour active, low grades higher; Howard street
superfne 81 75a5. Wheat unchanged. Corn less
firm. Pork quiet. Bacon firm; shoulders le2la13c.
CINCINNATI, February 17.-Corn dull Mt 72e.
whiskey e3c Mess pork s27ao7 25. Bacon If
regular; shoulders dull at l27Sal21c; clear ribbed
sides advanced to 16c; clear sides 1e2lc; all
packed.
LOUISVILLE, February 17-Provisions frmer
n SIS pork SGT so. Shoulders l21sc. Whiskey
ljae4c.
WILMINGTON, February 17.-Spirits turpentine
quiet at 43Hc Rosn firm at 81 IS for strained.
Crude turpcntinc frmer at 81 1913. Tar unchang-
ed. Cotton quiet 22a23c.
AUGUSTA, February 17.-Cotton market dull and
irregular; sales 4s7 bales receipts 72s bales mid
ding 23aos%c.
SAVANNAH, February l7.-Receipts 20o7 bales;
exports s74 bales; sales 400 bales. Market quiet;
middlings 231c.
MOBILE, February 17.-Market dull and weak;
sales bales; middlings 231ia231lc; receipts s46
bales; exports s77 bales.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-02-18
MARINE NEWS.
CHARLESTON, FEBRUARY i
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

ARRIVED 1ESlEhUal.
Schr venila, Eaton, Baltimore,-6d days. Corn.
To Stenhouse & co.
Sloop George, from Santee 16o0 bushels rough
rice. TO J r Pringle i Son.
Received from Chisolm's Mill. los tlerces rice.
To G Cart, and Thurston Holmes.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship South Carolina, Adkins, New York
W A Courtcnay.
British ship Gorilla, Say, Liverpool-R Mure l.
co.
British ship Sieve Bloom Leask, Doboy, Ga
RaYenel IL co.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Schr Abbott Devereux, Rich, Matanzas.
FROM THIS PORT.
Steamship Falcon, Horsey, Baltimore. Febru
ary II.
ry IA.
UP FOR THIS PORT.
Schr Edwards, Marshall, at New York, Feb.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Steamship Charleston, Berry, at New York, Feb
ruary Is.
schr Daniel Britain, Carroll, at New York, Feb
SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
Steamship Tennessee. Chichester, from New
York, February II, NJ.
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E1ports.

LrvERPooL-Per British ship Gorla-79 bags
sea island cotton, 2056 bales upland cotton, 100
bbls rosn, 1909 sacks cotton seed.
NEW YoRK-Per steamship South Carolina-153
bags sea island cotton. 400 bales upland cotton 90
bales yarns and domestics, 1s3 tlerces rice, 20
bundles paper, 20 sacks cotton seed, mule, II
packages old iron, 81 empty barrels, steam fire
engine, 20 packages sundries
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-02-18
MEMORANDA,

The bark Clara, Nichols, from Charleston fol-
Montevideo, was spoken February 2, lat 1851 \,
Ion $685.
The brig Hampden, Perkins, from Georgetown
s c, arrived at Martinique January 1S.
The ] & Fl Crowley, Crowley, from Bucksville,
S c, was at Ponce r, January 25.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-02-18
New York Rice Market.

The Journal Of Commerce OF tho 18th instant,
former rates. We quote 6a7c as the full range for
lots: sales have been made OF GO cas6s.n
The World Of the same date says: "The general
range on CarolII may be placed ut 6a7c, with an
occasional jobbing sale at nc; but business very
lght,n
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-02-18
The Charleston Market.

FOR THE WEEK ENDING THURSDAY, FEBRUARY II.
The RECEIPTS, &C.-The arrivals at the South
ern ports, for the week up to Friday last, show a
small decrease, and were 9S,544 bales, against
1o4 SOL bales the week before, and 7l42o bales for
the same time last year. 1t is thought that this
slight falling Off in the supplies indicates that the
amount OF weekly receipts have passed their
maximum, and that for the future the arrivals
coming forward will show steady decline. New
Orleans is the great point OF supply, and OF that
port they were 1901 bales for the week, being
over half the total. The entire amounts at the
chief Southern centres show about the following