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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-06-04
DOMESTIC
CLOTHES WASHER,
Patented by II. L. Ennes, January Is, 1870.

This Machine consists of circular washboard,
and brush ten by four inches square-the brush
being suspended upon spring standards, which
are attached on each side of the board at the
lower end. The machine is worked by wol king
the brush upon the board by the hand. The ease
with which it is worked Is very apparent, the
brush being suspended upon the spring. With
this celebrated machine, all articles of clothing
can be washed cely, easily and rapidly, without
damage to the article washed, as the brush is
soft and elastic. These Machines are universally
acknowledged by the Ladies' to be the easiest
worked, and the best Clothes Washer in use.
Simple, portable, practical, being applied to
any wash tub, ard BY far the
Cheapest Washing Machine In the
World.
PRICK OGLYi 80.
REED / WHITNEY, Agents for Nevada,
Utah. and California.
MINT HoUsr. Carson CITY, Msy =. ls7o.
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A WIDOW, who has followed success
lively three husbands to the grave, en-
tered well known jewellery establish
ment one day lately, and producing the
three silver plates which had erst adorn.
ed the collins of the dear departed, de-
sired the astonished proprietor to have
them "msds over into butter knife y
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-06-04

LET Us Provide FOR OUR GUEsTs.-
The State has done the handsome thing
by Carson. On Thursday next al ex
cellent opportunity will offer itself in
which We may show to our visitors tina,
we appreciate what has been done for
us. We have good reason for supposiug
that not less than one thousand people
will come down from Storey county
alone. Great numbers will come from
Lyon, Washoe and Douglas as well as
from other parts of the State and of our
own county. Now let our welcome and
entertainment of these guests of ours be
no stinted or niggardly affair. Let US
be so liberal in our conduct to all these
citizens from abroad as to leave no i'm
preston upon their minds that Carson
is worthy ofthe location Of the Capitol
that the corner stone is to rest among
a people who can appreciate the favors
which the State has bestowed upon them.
Now with these views upon US we beg
to suggest to our citizens the propriety
Of going straight at work, to day, col.
lecting sufficient fund to defray the ex
penses of q handsome, sumptnous din
ner for these coming guests and for the
betrayal of such other expenses as may
be involved in doing the corner stone
celebration full justice on our part.
Moreover, We would impress upon the
minds Of our 6remen the urgency Of
making full turn out. Let every shirt
and are hat be filed. Let's. DO the
thing up browbl = zt.2 aaslsJ
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C O M P A r f..
DEIow Is A TABULAR STATEMENT OF

ID the proportion of tue Premiums paid to sew
eral Life Insurance Companies. which have been
returned to policy holders dividends, since the
organization Of the Companies The figures are
taken from the sworn statements Of the respective
Companies to the Commissioners of Insurance.
As Life Insurance rates, in all companies, are in
every case higher than the estimated cost of in
surance, there is or ought to be, at the end of
each year a surplus, which varies according to the
expenditures arising from working expenses,
death claims. etc.
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PRICE, the murderer of Decker, was
yesterday brought from Genoa by Sher-
IF Bollen and lodged in the Peniten,ia-
~. We were astounded at Bollen s
statement that the term of sentence was
but fifteen years. The killing of Decker
was cool, premeditated cowsrdly act
so all the circumstances prove and TO
let this wretched murderer off with so
light sentence as the one imposed is to
cheat justice of subject for the most
severe penalty known to the law. The
opinion is well grounded tina, he deserv-
ed hanging. Certainly no good results
can come of this leuien. treatment of an
aggravated homicide. Price is a native
Of Norway and is SO years old and
was formerly sailor.
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Massschusetts Nor-Forr.,,ure Law,
Examples Showing the Working Of tli. Law,

Examples Showing the Working Of thi. Law,
Plan Ordinary Life-for example: A party In.
surfing at the age Of 80; Premiums all Cash, one
Annual PREMIUM viii continue Policy Ia force .
years and days. Two Annual Premiums will
continue policy in force I years aud ~ days
Three Annual Premiums viii continue Ia Free
years and ~ days.
Plan Ordinary Life; Policies on which note has
been given for 10 per cent. # the Premium Two
Annual Premiums will continue Policy ia force 3
years aud % days. Three Annual Premiums will
continue Policy in force years aud J|S DAYS Five
Annual Premiums will continue Policy in frre
years and - days.
Examrle-premum All Cash; Plan. Ten Paw.
ment Life. One Annual Premium viii continue
Policy in force AS Term Policy, years and 3l2
days
Example--Premilm4 0perccnt. Note; Plan, Ten
Payment Life. one Annual Premium will continue
Policy in force as Term Policy years aud 40 da,.
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"ELL-PLACED LOVE.

Essays for Young Men, on the happi-
ness of well placed affection, early life and the
propriety Of early Marriage, as a protection
against the fearful abuses and social evils of the
day. Sent free, in sealed envelopes. Address.
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box P, Philadelphia,
Pa. je3-1y.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-06-04

BILLIARD MATCH PosrPoNEp. = The
billiard match was advertised to come
off this evening, between Robinson and
Tamkin, has been postponed till Friday
evening, June l0.-Enterprise.
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Misunderstanding Governor J. S.
Slingerland disappointed A NJ. Edging-
ton on the staff of General John B..
Winters as Quartermaster with the rank
of Major.
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CASH PAYMENT

OF $1,000, or as many dollars rs there are
members i'll the class to which he or she be-
longeJ. besides rendering such IMMEDIATE
ASSISTANCE as the circumstances Of the case
may require.
Any person, male or female, in good health,
including any or all members of one family. may
join this Association upon the following terms.
ENTRANCE FEE Ten DOLLARS, and a pay
ment If One Dollar upon the death Of any mem.
Der Of the same Class, aid one Dollar to be paid
to the Agent or secretary. within forty days from
notice Of death Of said member.
Glass No will Ice composed Of persons between
the nEes of eighteen and forty years.
Glass No. will include persons from the age Of
forty to sixty-fiyc.
A member viii only be required to contribute
upon deaths in ths class to which he or she be-
longs.
Each Glass will he limited to 5000 members
The yearly dues are Three Dollars, commencing
one year from date Of membership.
The following gentlemen, residents Of vi gnia
City and Gold Hill, being conversant with the OBJ
jects Of the Association would recommend it To
the consideration Of ali, especially to mechanics
ami miners, as an easy and convenient method Of
providing for those dependent on them:
j. d. Winters, J. A. Tritle. n. A. II. Ball,
W. II. Smith; I. G. Taylor, John Lambert,
Charles ii. Van Gordcr.
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THE DAILY APPEAL
STATE CAPIroL BALL.-We hope thai

STATE CAPITOL BALL.-We hope thai
our visitors from abroad will come here
prepared to remain to attend the ball
which is to be given at Moore & Park
er's Hall on the evening Of the 9th. l,
will be a gorgeous affair with the best
music to be bad in the State and all the
accessories on a first class scale.
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Endowment Policies,

Example-premiums Al Cash; Age, %, plin.
Ordinary Endowment, payable at the age Of ~,
One Annual Premium will continue Polio, in free
as Term Policy. nearly years, or years ami
3a5 days.
=, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. All Cash Age, 3j, Plan,
Ten Year Endowment payable at the ngn of a.
one Annual Premium Will continue Policy Ia fore.
as a Term Policy years.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-06-04

STATE WARRANTS WANTED. The highest price
paid for State Warrants, by the undersigned at
Wells, Fargo & Co.'S Office. H. F. RICE
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-06-04

Dividends Declared Annually. on
the Contribution Plan. and
Applied after the Second
Payment.
A Loan or 40 per cent. when desired

DoLlCiEs ARE NOT FORFEITED IN THE
/ Union Mutual Life Insurance Company, nv
failure To- pay the Premium when due, but ar,
continued in force by the Nom Forfeiture Law of
the state Of Massachusetts, Of April, is6l.
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Notes ON Endowment Policies,

Example-premium 80 per cent. Note, Age 3s,
DO. One Annual Premium will continue Polio, Ia
force as Term Policy years and l04 day..
Example Premium ~ por cent Note, Age %.
Plan, Ten Year Endowment, payable at the age Of
20. one ANNUAL Premium will continue Policy IN
force as n Term Policy years and ~ days
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-06-04

The above examples will enable the insuring
public TO judge Of the respective merits of the
different companies represented in this State
Whether it is better to invest their spare earnings
in a company which has returned $50 IS for every
500 received in its large total Of premiums lover
Fiftytuo Million Dollars,) or to invest in cUmpa-
MES returning the lesser amounts as above.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-06-04

Head Office OF Association Exchange Building
corner Of Montgomery and Washington streets,
San Francisco, Cal.
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OFFICERS

JOHN sPROsTON,
state Agent,
81 soath Q street, Virginia, New.
May %, 1870.
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Passengers.

Per steamship James Adger, for New YorG1ll
Mehlhop l. + Strlngham: Eothcnburg, NC
Lean, anu Mrs Rowan. - 6
Per steamship Champion, from New fork-C S
Schanek wife and child, Judge II Hackeit, !
Van Nest, Captain Button, Il NJ Fuller. Ivers,
A Bosdke and wife. Mcclure, Shaner, Il Freel,
Miss NJ A Conner, G NJ Mills, J B Warner, John
II Anderson, ] A Rudkin, w IL Keith, I Won Fin.
nager, " carpcnter, ) /. Tucker, Smyth, j
: Harrison, Mrs Sherwood, Miss Harrison, Isaac
QaIniart, Mr. Bishnp, Mrs W Waldo and Two Two
children, Mrs S Waldo, Miss Maggie Waldo, Mrs
jT Wlthers, Miss Ella Read, A NJ Hatch and
daughter, Mrs ID w Caulfeld and daughter, w
Uuintard Mrs 5 a Webb. Mrs Richardson, MISS
Whitc, II NJ Mason, wife and child, ana = In
s.,prarc
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Interior Cotton Markets.
COLUMBIA January 17.-Sales OF cotton about
80 bales; middlings 23Ac.
ATLANTA, January 18.-The market cioscu
active at 22xc for .middlngs; 22c for low mid
dlings; 2oc for good ordinary.
MACON, January l5.-Receipts to-day 169 bales
sales 29s; shipped 313. The market was flrin and
the demand active ut 23c for mitltl!lngs, anu So
closed this evening. Offering stock liSilt.
SELMA, January 16.-A good demand with an
ADVANCING. tendency. Sales loo bales. Full mid
dlings in some instances bringing 23Hc. Low
mlt,llings in much demand at 23 to "3&c
mostly at the latter figure.
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Markets by Telegraph.
PoREIGN MARKETS,


LONDON, January ls-Noon. - Consois 92H.
Bonds 81.
LIVERPOOL, January ls-Eoon-Cotton firm.
uplands ilsEd; Orleans llXd; sales 1900 balcs.
Western wheat is SaaIs 9d; rcd winter s. 6tl.
Corn 27S Gil.
Aftcrnoon-Cotton, uplands uHall9d; Or
leans 1l3iallMc; Sales 1900 bales. Manchester
advces more favorable. which causes activity.
Evcnlng.-Cot,on buoyant; uplands ll4c. Or
leans llXc; sales ll,cvo; speculation ana export
1000 bales.
uAyng, January 1s-Cotton opens with dc.
clinng tendency; a:lcat If SIC.
PARIS, January lS.-Bcnrse opened quiet. Rentes
73f &C.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW YORK, January 1s-Nuon.-StocEs strsng'
Money casy at Cal per cent. Cold Elk. Sterling,
long s1; short 9H. SiX.y-twos. coupons, l5sS
Tennessee. ex. coupons, 4k; new AK: Virginia,
ex.coupuns, 54; new sl; Louisiana skies, old 70:
new e6: Lcree skies II; Alabama cIghts e5; flvc'
6s; Georgia skies SIX; seyeus 10: North Carolina
sevcns, old IL; new "a; South Carolina sevcns,
Oil 81; new II. Cotton quiet at 25Kc. Tarpen-
tine 44c Rusin s205a2 10 for strained and 81 10
for good strained. Frcghts dull.
Evenlng-Cotton heavy; sales $500 ba!os at
25%c. Flour scarcely 20 firm. moderate business.
Wheat heavy, lc lower. Corn dull; new mixed
e2c Pork heavy and dropping; new s25a25 -.
Lard heavy at l7a1,%c. Whiskey trmer a. 81 03.
Groceries quiet and steady Turpcnt!ne 44asjc.
Rosia quiet. FrcightS Gtm. Honey very easy ut
@. Tue glu, OF national bank notes has ilcrcns-
ell Tie banks Gre pressing ON government
dealers a. per ceut. Oh time. Discounts, casy
business doing: paper sa.e. S,cTlirg sXa0,
governments active nnd s,rnIS. SSty-lWos
l5N; Soulherns generally strnn:s.
BALrlXogy, January lE.-Cotton nominal At sc.
Flour dull; market fayors buyers; iufard street
suvcr;lnc 81 80. Wheat steady. Corn actiici
white slal Of; yciiuw ole. Provisions strong.
rnrk s92 5ua3o so. Shoulders lSHal4o. WhisGey
gee: none Offering.
CISoINxArr, January ls.-Corii dall and M
changed. Wniskey ut o3s. Bacon, shoulders l5ci
sidcs 1jHai5c.
ST. l.orls, January ls.-Corn 1rn: yellow,
sacked. SJc; Willie S2assc. Whiskey c51fc. Pro-
visions dull. Pork s.7a27 so. Clear suics l6Kc
Lard du l: prime 10 choice kettle lS&slso.
LOUISVILLE, January l9.-Corn unchanged
Pork s23. Shoulders ls4c: clear sides 1tXo.
Lard 17c. whisEry dull III ssc.
WiLNlSoroN, January Is.-Spritl turpentIne
d III at 4oc. Resin dull Cru'le turpent!nc steady
q 81 s:a2 81. Ear steady 1t 81 S5. Cotton guoi
ut 2aAc.
S,yASNau, January ls.-R"ceipts to-day zeo3;
sales 12oO bales; mi,i'ings Afc; dcrnand good.
M0oILE. JllItry ls--tDtn market closed
ste ldy; sales I5J1 bales: m;ddings 24o; receipts
1919; exp rts TOD hileA.
NEW O::L.:aS5 ] l,n,ar7 ls.-OMtoI active at
fail prices, y y l!4xc.; sales $685. bales; receipts
1854 lies; ypnrts to u4vre 22o5: to Barcelona
us l.,e4. Gold FIX. Sterling 31K. Sght Il dis.
count.
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Receipts by Railroad, January 1s.
SoITTu CAROLINA RAILROAD.

s6s bales cotton, 81 bales domestics, car lnm-
Der, cars wood 8 cars stock. 10 Railroad Agent,
Pezer Rodgers 4 CO, Reeder d Davis, fraser ~
Dill, Dowl,ng & CO, G IL IIoppock, Il Wlss GO,
Creaser & Smith, G Sharp, j B Sloan, Mowry
{ co, A Mugan, Frost Adger, kirSpairicH
Wittc, Robson, Il rringlc Son, Court
ney 4 CO. w X Ryan, W w Smith, CaldWeli
SON. Claghorn, Herring i CO, Al Salinas, anu
ID Aiken d co.
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Thoughts Suggested by u Certain Holi-
day Book.

Oh, Mrs. Stowe! Oh. Mrs. stowe!
How could you let this volume go!
Surely, your !adyship must Know
That doubtful tales OF gullt ana VOC
(When all the actors sleep below
The turf. where gentle daisies blow,
Careless, alike, OF friend or roc,
Harmless, ify0uW but tcdte them SOL
Don't help TO teach iuorality.
On, Mrs. Stowe Oh, Mrs. Stowe!
While England hangs the mistletoe,
And Wassail regns. and yule.trees glow,
And peace, and mirth, and kindness How,
Her peoples hearts will bitter grow,
That she, their honOred guest-(ah, no.
Not she !-some other-te't ii so y
Has smirched their Phoenix 10 crow,
Too black to mock reality
Oh, Mrs. Stowe! Oh, Mrs. Stowe,
At the dread Court, to which we go,
Sure, 1t were time enough TO Know
The wanderinss of q star whose glow
Dozzlrd q Worthwhile high ana 10"
Felt lofticr thoughts and feelings grow;
And, circed by its radIant DOW,
Spurned ut the lips that lain would SNOW
Proofs Of the Gard'S depfaVlty.
".
on, Mrs. Stowe! Oh, Mrs. Stowe!
Would God that you had iert IL so /!
IT. In YOUR woman,S breast show
or Pity mingled with the low
Sad voice OF Duty, well we know,
With quivering hand, you struck the blow:
With tears, you babe this volume go,
Charged with its load OF guilt and woe,
~ sinS-from laws Of gravity.
Flushing Bay, Dec .mbe'' 81, 1869. +. X. :.
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ID e C 4 r e F U l
WHAT MEDIC MES
YOU TAKE.

When Jon are exhausted by oycrwork OF head
or hand und feel the nec,l of something inrigdrat
ing, don't drink whisky Or any int0XlcaflHg
hing whether an.r il!r name OF BiiiersOr other.
Wise. Su:h arlrlri give just Oh much strength
10 your weary lJo,Iy and iniul as the whip gives
to The j;r!rd hnr6c, un'l no liDrc. Alcoholic s'i'
nlan,S ae Injurious 10 nerve health, anu are ai'
ways followed BY depressing reaction.
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DoDD'S NERvINE AID INrlGORATcA

IL n Tonic ana gentle s,iinulant which Is not at
tended by reaction. WliaI it gains for you it
maintains. When ii rtfreaes bpny Ut mind, II
relres.k.r with natural strength tlnt comes to
SHAY. We are not recommending feetotalism In
the interest Of any factiUn; hut long aud extend
I'll observation teac!ps liz That he who resorts 10
the bottle IL rest 0r rrcuperation, will ind, az lie
Keeps az H. thut he Is kindns u fire in his bones
whiBh will cUnsume like the flames Of pertlitiUn.
Turn FROM It. TiIkc tonic that Will refresh and
not destroy. DODD'S NERVlNE Is for sale by oil
Druggists. Price One dollar. See book VI 0erti-
lcates that accompanies each bottle.
june25 imuS
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ANTIDOTE FOR STRONG
L DRINK.

SIRE CURE FOX DlsUNKENkEss.
On. poliar Il 10, de- SeaIt by mail, postage
p;.Id. SI rcCrilIt Uf PRISE.
The AN plpIute is The heat rohlesiy that oan he
.!d4iinIsieIrh III Aanti-3P0lu, anu GIso IoT IN
urrSOus aIcctiUns.
Eur sale by DR.. H. BHEH.
No. l3l Meeting street,
oct6 Agent for South Carolina.
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COMMERCIAL NEHS.
EI1Dul'fS.

New Ycrr-pcr steamship James Alscr-,5S
bales uplaau cotton, i3j :crcCS rice, 50 hi!rS
yarns and domcslics. .; empty barrels, 10 iacS
ages
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Those who have tried it, know that It cured them
those who have not, know that 1t cures thciI
ncighbOrs and friends, antl all KNOW that what II
does once 1t docs alWayS-that IL never la!is
through any fault or neglect OF It's composition
We have thousands upon thousands OF the cert TN
Gates Of their remarkable cures OF the following
complaints, but such cures are KNOWN III every
neiGhbOrhotHl, and we need not puDllsn thehi.
Adapted to all ages and conditions in oil climates:
containing neither calomel or any, deleterious
drug they may he taken with safety 10y iybotly:
Their sugar coating preserves them ever liesh any,
makes them pleasant 10 fake. Willie ncilE purtl!
vegetable no harm can arise from their Use III any
quantity. .,,
they operate by their powerful influence on me
internal viscera to pfrfy the bln0d anu stllnllaIe
IL into healthy aciun--rcmOye tile INSTRUCTIONS OF
the stomach, bowels, liver, and other organs Ol
the body ros0riag thcir irregular action 10 eaIth.
anil by correcting, wherever they eNlst. sucD
arrangements as IRE the first origin 0l disease.
NIinlile directions are given i'll lie WRAPPER on
the box rur the following complaints, WEicA thesr
PILLS rapidly cure:
LAEGrOK AMI Loss Of APPETITE they Slnu'u Dt
taken moderately 70 stimulate Inc stomach am
restore It's Healthy tone aid action.
Fsr LIVER COMPLAINT anal lts various symp.
IONS, BIII0rs HEADACHE, SICK liEADACnE, JAYS.
giLJurs FEyEl:s, they slltd be JudlclO,lsly taken
for each case to cnrrrct the diseased action LI
remove tie Osiruc,inns which cause 1t.
For DTsEHTEKY or DI,REnGA, hut one mild
tlogc IL generally required.
Fer RnEruATisaI. GolT, GRAVEL PALrITATloH
OF TIE HEART, rE% IN The SnE BAcH ana
Lungs, they sh0i'!.: be continuously taken as IT.
g,ircI tn clnu,s. ~" si.st ::>I action ni the sY'
TEN. With src.l ch:Esc thasa complaints aS
appear. ,,,.,
Far l!l':,r.,Y AMI rEorslcAL $|"IllEGs Trey
shrulG hr taken in large a!,l Ifcnurht noseS |"
produce Ihr ccci df Il iiraslic 'i;rr.
For $IrrRLSsiuE Il large d'se shorld DC taheh
Us IL Produces ,hr tlss.rcd c!irrf by sympathy.
Asa DINNER f,lI. take one or IwU PILLS TO pro
mote digestion ant relieve The Si0lnach.
An occasional tlDsc stimulates tie stomach anG
,Iwrs iito healthy act!un restores tic appetite.
anal iI.v:gur:lcs tic system. Hence II Is citen ah
vuntlseuus where serious ticr:.Egrulrnt eSiSls
Oue who faciS tnier:,liy well, nfich linda that
,il,se Of these PILLS makes hn Eel decidedly ot,
ter, from their cleansing and reaorating effect o.,
the digestive apparatus.
biz. j. e. AVER & CO., Practical Chemists.
Lowell M,as.. u. =. A.
Sold at wholesale and retail by DOWlE, NOISE
& DAVIS, Charleston, S. e., and by Retail Drug
gisss everywhere. octl pSc
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The Charleston Cotton, Rice and Naval
Stores Nnritc;.

The Charleston Cotton, Rice and N;'rHi
stores NInr,sc;.
OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS,
TUESDAY EVENING, January IL, lS'O.J
CorTcS.-This staple WAS In steady am, Ta'he'
active demand, prices showing much hrlancsS
uud advancing on the better grades Gn H@Gc y
H. Sales 30 bales VIZ: % a. a2H; a at %; SO al
231:; 10 AZ 23; It at 2g; at 23A o. at 2!; 81 ~
2.I; - at g $40; 25 at .iM; 80 ut BIN; loa 81
2,x; 81 at .iS;; Soon private terms. We Guo;c:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary o good ordinary. .2255fs1
Low mi'!i!inS S...................H g--
MiddlluE. uE........................ 4!ag-
Strict lhiddiing. ng..................2l}s@s ~ y @s:lI
R1CE.-This grain was Qu,c: with but lillc 0Ecr'
ing Sales about 20 ticrccs, mostly common rice.
We quote cOnliIDn to fair Clean Carolina at c@
6;i; goca G2s@S a.1dc 2 Ii.
NAVAL SToaGS.--Therc was NJ bn5inees done.
FREIGurs-arc somewhat, duh. To Liverpool.
by steam, engagements are making Mt ad E
% on uplartls and llitl on sea Islands; by
sail, 5.l3@7sd & 10 on npands, aud haHd . IL
on sea islands. TO liavre, by steam, nolli-
nal; by sail. nominal at xc on upana'
and 1Nc or sea islands. Coastwise t.
New York, by steam. sc q ID on upanas
and 1c OH sea islands; by sail, &c . 10 on up
lands. To Boston. by steam, nominal; l'y sail. "a
aHc q ID on upanhs. To Philadelphia, by steain'
&c q ID on upiands; by sail, sonnwlla. NOM
mal To Baltimore, by steam, 1z@Hc q 10 on
uplanls; l,y sail somewhat nominal.
ExcuAxGg.-Stcrlins co days bills l3oN9l3oH.
DOMESTIC ExcuAN6E.-Sight checks are pur'
chased by tie banks at ;s@,l ct "ad sell ut par;
outside, they purchase &. o. oil. and sell at
1S@I oil.
GoIp-2OA22.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-01-19
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