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.Wnminston Market.

WILMINGTON, March l4.-SPIRITs TuRPEN-
-a1Ns--NO sales reported Last Sales at 4sc per
gallon for Southern packages.
ROsIN -saies ur 2l3 bbls at 50 Is for strained,
and 81 Is Tor pale.
CRUDs TURPssTINE-Sa!es Of 400 bbls at So 80
dor soft and So 10 for hard.
TAR Sales or ITS bols at 81 SIS per Dbl.
CoTroN.-Saes Of 1876 bales, as follows: l3 at II,
% at ~ % at IL, 80 81 l2H, rs 81 2h. 47 at 49,
1S at l3hi and3 ut l37ce1ts per pound. Quota
Eons OF cotton are As follows: Good ordinary
iSAal2Hc; ordinary lol1ai1c; low ordinary 12Aa
lSc; middling 13kal3Zc per pound.
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RNRHcnYcrh.

Per steamer City Point, from PalatRa, via Jack.
sonvnle, Fernanuna aud Sarannah-Mrs +
Page, G Mucleuluss, G NJ Woodward, Geo W
Gfolly, Mrs Barnweli and son, A Moreland Wen
ny and lady, Litchneld AMI wife, E Roman, Abe
Curry. Miss III Moore w Wallace, W Haba sham,
Farnwether and lady, Rev W Baker aud wife, Ed
Allen, = Peck, and IL deck
Per steamer Argo, from Etllsio, Rockville. En-.
terprise and Way .Landii gs-Mrs " g Baypard.
Mrs Bailey, MIEel, Hon John Townsend, C
Bailey, H0pkinson, II Sanford and Mitchell
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Her Letter.
BY BRET HARTS .

I'm sitting alone by the fire,
mressed inst as came from the dance,
In robe even you would admire.
It cost q cool thousand IN France'
Fm diamonded out OF all reason,
NV hair Is doae up In cue;
I'm short, sir, ''the belle OF the season
Is wasting an hour onyou.
A dozen engagements rve ofoheh'
left In the midst OF se.,
Iikewise a proposal, half spoken,
maj usits-on the stairS-lor me YET
mn aaas soT Ss' be rich-when ne grows up
And then he adores me indeed,
Aad Won. sir, are turning your nose up
Three thousand miles OF as you read.
sand how do like my position ?n
nAp, whatdo think Of New York ?''
"Aad low, in my hl.her ambition,
With whom do Iwaltz first, or talk ~
sand. isn't 1t nice to have riches,
And diamonds, and silks. and al that 7"
And aren't these change to the dllcnes
And tunnels OF Poverty Fiat.
Well yes-if you saw us out driving
Each dayin the park. fourth -naaa,
az Won saw poor dear mamma contry1ng =
Te look snpernaiurany grand
Ifypu saw papa'S picture, as taRen
By Brady, and tinted at tnas-
You'd never suspect he sold bacon
And hour at Poverty Fiat.
And yet, lust this moment, when sitting
In Inc glare Of the grand chandelier
In the hustle and glitter oehttng
The "fnest Sotree OF the year.
in the midst OF yduze de ChdTl0eTy'
And the hum OF the smallest OF tax
Somehow, Joe thought Of THE Ferry
And the dance that they had on 1.-THE Fork"
or Harrison's barn. with its muster
or fags festooned o'er the wall;
OF the candles that shed their soft lustre
And tallow on head.dress and shawl;
OF the steps that we TOOK TO s one mo-: naa'e'
or the dress OF my queer ptS'd.teS
And how once went down the middle
With the man that shot Sandy McGee.
or the moon that was quietly sleepinge
ON the hin, when the time came TO go;
or the few baby peaks that were peeping
From under their bed.clothes of-snoH;
OF that ride thai 10 me was vas me N IA TSsre es,s
An, joe then wasn't an heifess
To "the bestpaying lead IN the Stale"
Well, it's past; yet it's wondrously funny
To think, as stood in the glare
OF. fashi N and beauty and money,
That should be thinking, right there,
Or some one who breasted mg1 wafer,
And swan the North Fork, and all tnat,
Just 10 dance with Old Folinsbee's daughter,
The Lily OF Poverty Flat
But, goodness what nonsense I'm writing
Mamma says my taste Still ls loW,)
Instead Of my triumphs recltlng,
H@ I'm spooning on Joseph-heigh-ho!
And pm to be finished" by travel
WhateTer,s the meaning OF that
o Why did papa strike pay gravel
In drifting on Poverty Flat9
GOOD night nere,s the end Q, my paper;
Good nfght--if the Longitude please
For maybe, while wasting my taper,
Your SUMS climbing over the trees
But know, II you haven't got inches,
And.sfe poor, dearest Joe, and all that,
That my hearts somewhere there ~ tne ditcnes
IN vnr,u ,ua ct
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Haynna Market.

HAVANA, March 1l.1SuaAR.-Thcrc is better
feeling In the marSet:Sholders demard an ad:
vance, business opened heavy. but improved
toward the close; slow OF sale. but prices unatcr,
cd: export ed during ehe> week from Havana aud
Mafangas d, QUO boxes, ,of which $500 were for
The United States, and 42o1 hNds. OF which $500
were for the United States. Stock In warehouses
In Havana aud Matanzus, 2l2,ou0 boxes and 2l,.
00O hhds. 8
FnEIGHTs-Firm; rise Is expected. The
drought Injuries the groSth Of tobacco.
LgMBhR-euiet; white pine s2GaS0; ,plteh pine
S94a28. So, :,
currehcylon United Sthtes shOrt sight, 6a8N dis.
c0nnt;do. sixty daysysight sax disc0unt; gold
on United Statesssi&tg days sight, 4Ha5 pre-.
MUM rdo, short sight. .6aa8x xprenium.
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INTERIOR Cotton markets.

COLUMBIA, March 14.-sales or cotton yester-
daySl bales; middlings 12al2Ac
CHARLOTTE, March l3.-Sales to-day 88 bales;
market firm; mlddlings 121c.
wINNSBORO', March lathe market continues
dull and dropping; sales Of the week about lao
bales; low middling l2hc; other grades ranging
fiom 10 to 111 and12c.
COLUMBUS, March lI.-Our market quiet; good
styles low mildling l21sa125ic; sales los bales
receipts.2 .207; shipments47.
MONTGOMERY, Mafchs13.-Our cotton market
is quiet, but steady, at 12,sc for low mldd!ings.
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EXpOrCS.
'er schr Hattie Coombs-a0, goo

1eeC luupe1'
yns charls.ton- -t;ots0lnn tisaS. an.LNaSal
Stores Market.
OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, March 10, iSihI
'CorToN,-A moderate but rather STEADY de-
mand existed for this article, the market exhibit
Ing an unchanged character sales near 1000
bales, say 40 at 10, lS2 at 1ls, 2s at ll1. 81 ss
Tx, Sat Il, u at 12H, Ito at 12&4, at lS ao a'
Is IS at 13I, 5s at 13h, lO2 at 1873, 277 at l'A'
10 on private terms. Se quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to good ordinary ...... .lla@l:S
Low midding. ....ioSaSyS::oSI
Middliug .:I3StG lS%
Strict middlirg...
R1cE-This grain was in good request SC higher
rstes. prices improving 1@Ac q fbisaes about
ooo ,,erres of clean Carolina say 81 tsrces at IL,
50 at 4s at So, 45 at 5.l6, 25 at sic p fb. We
quote common to fair clean Carolina at 7z@7zs'
good s,,S@salc q ID.
NAVAL SToREs.-No sales
ERsraHrs.-To liverpool, ~ steam direct nomi-
nal OF uplands; via New York, "a on up.
lands, 1d@lKd on sea Islands; oy ssi1
716 on uplands, aid on sea islanus'
but room scarce and quotations unsettled'
To aayre nominal. Coastwise-to New 4olA'
Nv steam, Hc on uplands and Nc on seq
Islands: 81 25 tierce on rice;by sail, 3sc p 10 oil
cotton "a tlerce On rice; tOc barrel on roa n
SOS ;Em On lumber; 5000 RN on timber. IT.
Boston, by sail, &c p tb On upland cotton.
To Providence by sail IS p. NJ on ooafus' &c
a ID en- cotton; by stenm 81 p bale on New
YORK rates. To Philadelphia, by steam, &c fb
on uplands; by sail, 81 q II on boards; 50 op
timber; SIS a ton on clay, and sa@S 50 on phos'
phates To Baltimore, by steam, Hc = 10 oy
sail, s6 5O@7 = ID on boards ss@3 e5 = ton OIL
phosphate rock. Vessels are in demand by
our merchants to take lumber freighrs frtm
Georgetown, S. C., Darlsn and Satila River, Ca
and Jacksonville, Fla. to Northern ports, and $40
@l2 p NJ are the rates on lumber and boards.
sEsnaa aNss.-sterling SO day 6iRs 2lk@s7s..
|, UoxSbTIo EXCHANGES The banks purchase
sight checks at 1s@A or, and sell at x premium.
GoLD-loHS12.
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Norfoik Grain Market.

NORFOLK, MARCH, -cuRN.-The sales to-day
are 1900 bushels OF all kinds White sold at 82a
$50, yellow at soc, and mixed at 79c.
.oATs.-Nothing doing to-day. Last sales at CSC.
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The very fast and splendid side.Wheel Steam.
ships OF this Line will sail from Adger's Soueh
CHARLESTON, TUESDAY, 14th, at IN T. M.
MANHATTAN. SATURDAY, 18th, at ~ r; ID.
JAMES ADGER, TUESDAY, 2lst, at 8 7. d.
CHAMPION, SATURDAY, 25th. at r: NJ.
CHARLESTON; TUESDAY, 2Stn, at II a. NJ:
@ Through Bills OF Lading given on Cotton TO
Liverpool, Boston, Providence and the New Eng.
land manufacturing towns'at the lowest market
rates. -,
Freights on upland cotton through to Liverpool
flye.eGhths of a penny; sea island one. penny.
Upland cotton to New York Il cent, sea fsland
Ac.
For Freight or Passage engagements, apply 70
mar1.lmo JAMES AUdEh Co.
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RAILROAD.

sloalcs cotton, los bas naval stores, = bushels
peas and rice, cars lumher and phosphates. live
STOCK, mise, '&c. To e " Williams co, Frost x
Adger, a Salinas LIB MowFy & Son, w cyan,
& co; Barden l. Parker; Klnsman Howell, 9
Yoigat, Pelzer, Rodgers 4 CO, Reeder Davis, "
C Courtney & CT, Prliicle & Son, VIC Bee co, T
Austin, WAGNER Monsees, Smith S Chapeao, U
Grayeiey. K Andrews, Adams Da non Il CO.
Mallonee & Keiit, E yelling, Ralruad Agent and
Order,
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Railroaos.
RAILROAD CON:
IN PNEY.
65u]l j i LITE ! =. gR -

y .,.l..,f .. - = S...;.u; .;;iauiltei
E II
cgo,pr pvroN q r. !: February IL, 1871.
rro,ns leave chareston Daily At IL N. and $50
y ~ a'no ie"'e o.'N''S''o O'
r. aa.,,a -; H. char,oa.on 7.so a N. Mondsys ex-
o.,,aa, "a a. aan az =. ' .: 4.. 81.
cepleG any doas "Sy n, 100 obsreato sas M SUN.
L,s itsin ooSo no' "'''oAotiSa'N'' Wv
DAYS. :. 20 ~, ,a,.i.o, t,ro,on 'coonnec.
Ia,a igas1s at1 sost as yia RcSmonn and Acu1ia
Ion 10 new tol VIC ~ 20 ha,ao wmTiSrT
Greek only, gong tnIougn III az houf6' "ffn'pi
DETENTION gsi seSSAfSs T.. A,so NJ T,o,n have
passengers lea!lng ny o:oo Z. u. 1iasu ,Sn IS
choice OF route VIA Hcamond ana ~ masning Ig
or via Portsmoutn and balllmore. In0se tGayS "a pnS
saipAY oy tals aaain !ay over Oh reman s.
umoIe. Inose eaVing on SAfuhDAi
DAY ii Wilmington, n. u 49,. r,eos,n+
ThiSH the cheapest, qutcEest ana most pieaSans
route to Cincinnati, Chicago and other poln8
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Receipts by :tniiroaa. March I5.
sourH CAROLINA RAILROAD.

sA bales cotton. 81, bales goods, 1.car: stock.
To Railroad Agent; Geo W Williams 4 co: Pelzer.
Rodgers x co, Wardlaw & Carew, W Dukes 6
co, Pringle d Son, w Bee & CO, l. D DcSaussurc,
Geo II Walter & CO Frost & Adger, Sloan Ssig-
nious. VIM Courtney u co, A Mulligan, Wlss
& co. r Mure L. co. M0wrY & Son, AJ Salinas, A
Cameron Reeder & Davis
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E1N4No1A1 AND coMMEEo1AL.

The Charleston Stock and Bond Market,
March Is.
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MEMORAND.

The Br schr Mosele, Miller, for Georgetown, S
], cleared at Boston March II.
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DOR NEW YOR z.
OLD LINE NEW YORK AND CHARLES
TON STEAMSHIPS.
ESTABLI.SHED 1s45.
.ROldS
ESTABLISHED 1s45.

SPACIOUS AND ELEGANT DECK STATE ROOMS.
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And yet, Just this moment, when sitting
In the glare Of the grand chandelier
In the hustle and glitter BETTING
The "fnest Sotree Of the year,
in the midst OF a ydeize de ChdnloeTy
And the hum OF the smallest OF tax,
Somehow Joe, Thought OF The Ferry"
/ And the dance that they had on 1.-THE Fork"
The New York herald., 1871-07-30


number Of Polish officers, recently members Of
Dombrowskrs staf have arrived In London.
The tourists to France are being constantly sent
back to England because their passports have not
the French rise.
At a rife competition at Bristol lately one COM
petitor made flSeen consecutive bulls eyes at 500
yards. Two others made ten at 1000 yards.
In consequence or the recent rains ana adverse
weather the vine disease has become strongly
manifest and Is rapidly spreading throughout Por-
tugal.
Bombay papers state that 1900 families are said
TO nave Decn carried mo slavery from Mesned
by the TurkOmans supplies haI also been cut OF
from the dlstr1ct and distress was widespread.
The Krentz Zeitung OF Berlin proposes to build q
monumental chufch IN that clty To perpetuaie the
recollection Of the late war, the funds to be raised
by general subscription throughout Germany.
Cholera Is showing iJseIf badly In many countries
at present. IL has been severe In st. Petersburg Is
now raging In Moscow and extending southwards;
al Teheran lii Persia, II Is carrying OF ninety lives
day. and IL Is reported 10 have broken out VlruenUy
In Madagascar and at The Frencn colony OF Morse.
OF the Irish members now IN Parliament more
than thirty VIII declare Tor nome rne presenting
themselves for reelection. Tne motion IN 1av0r Ol
home rule. OF whicn Mr.. MaguiTe has given notice
lOr next session. Will propose tne establishment
Parliament in IRELAND, with jurisdiction Omewhat
similar to that OF the Colonial pariiaments.
correspondent OF the Pan Man Gazette states
thai The notorious murderer TakoS Is still carrying
on his atr0cI0as trade III tne mountains. A few
weeks ago lie captured boy, and, In revenge for
what was deemed an insufficient ransom. the ms.
creant ctit or the captIve's ana ears. Tne
victlm was then released and on tue lst INST. he
was seen by the Queen OF Greece In the military
hospital at Athens. Iakos IL "enjoyng tho noun
tain air IN rhessdly" ana defying pursuit If IL was
The New York herald., 1871-07-30
JOURNALISTIC NOTES.

The Daily Journal Is the name Of the new paper at
Elizabeth N. j.
An evening paper viii be started in Norfolk, Va,
during the month OF August, to he called the Bee.
The Nneteen h Century was the name OF journal
which was started at Charleston. s. c., and has
lately perished in the same place.
new weekly paper, called the Sunday Morning
Union, has been started in New Haven, av0wedly
IN the interest OF la0O. ing men.
The Standard Is 4 neat four.pa2e journal, pub
lsned IL the interest oil the Young Peoples AsSOcia
ton, OF the Walnut street Presbyterian church In
Philadelphia.
1t Is reported OF Concord, N. H., that arrangements
have been nearly completed 'Or union, under a re-
publican committee, OF the Concord Ddl,y Monitor
and weekly Tsdepefdent moe at and the Replt5tt.
can Statesman, all published IN Concord.
1t Is rumOred that q change Is to be made soon In
the editorial management or tho Raleigh tN C)
7eegrons. Major w. A. Hearne. the present editor.
in-chef, WILL IL Is said PROBABLY assume position
on the Petersburg Courier as soon as the election
shall have passed.
California paper having accused the Memphis
Appeal OF telling falsehoOd, the Louisville Courier
Journal remarks:-"It is comparatively safe, when
there is half continent b tween you and a Men,
phls editor TO tell him that he lies, Dut 1t ts death
under any other circumstances"
The New York herald., 1871-07-30

hnin and Tbunder--fasrscous Effects Of the
LiShtDing-A Sunrise ut the CatshIils-Thc
HAPPY Vaiicy-Ladies OF sense and Taste
L"yins Aside the FrivoIitics Of Fashion
Ssoeral sher'nsn's Opinion Of Battle
Field.
MOUNTAIN HOUSE,, CATsKnI.s. July %. 1871.
S''uhg last evening on the balcony of the MOTEL,
"ncrc large number Of ladies end gentlemen had
already assembled much as they might IN the dress
circle OF theatre to awatt some rrand theatrical
s'ectacle Witnessed a display Of Natures pyro-
technics which thought fully compensated me for
travelling mere ana forgetting for q few days the
seductive allurenents Of New YORK. city. never
got clear conception OF how tho watcrworks OF
Nature are conducted ui yesterday. A heavy,
isolated cloud, on level with our balcony moved
ND the centre Of the valley twensy OF ,hIfty miles
The New York herald., 1871-07-30

TUsT PUBLIsHED-TIlE FOLLOWING EIGHT HIGHLY
important Lectures, bound together and entitled 1he
Philosophy OF Marriage IL Struc of Man; Structure
OF Woman; Functious OF Man aud Woman; T. Marrisse
B. Spermatorrhpa; Ge1erative Debility; z. Special DIS
ease Treatment; delivered At the New York Museu
of Anatomy 6l5 Broadway, New York. Parties who
attend them wnrded Free receipt of
BY addressing Secreary New York Museum Of Ana ony
6l8 Broadway, New York.
The New York herald., 1871-07-30
DENTISTRY.

r,EETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT THE LEAST PArvj
J. with laughing gas Beautiful of continuous p,tr1
Teeth rubber Si0 Teeth carefully Gied ao,d enH
other preparations. DIR. BUDINE, IU Grand street., \
New-York tribune., 1871-11-07
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

~ ECv s Sa1 RSH T,In. he'd a., s cSTe
ss%ssz wisconsin sss 4isss.s,. SEs S.ay s saSts ~
s VIM, %s S 4. ri ~ W:':fH = fs So
Oh YsioV 4G7sc MIXED western n6T5c oat. unchanged Gro
f 3 md .aS d cas a BS s kps Il t a &
s. &a i:.lS GSS t 81 S rr 80 ,gS Es
~ s. y SSTn T4 so';5st o H Sh .5 RJs @ dss s 4
se Poi s,.dy sli So Bacon am shOaarT e. Rb
BSyrsIo Nov a5 6Sh Flour lC7 MOO bush Wheat,
si bash s2 OOO bush Com 1900 hush o,s lCeG
80 eGs a. The e. g. Shs:! ss . s5, d1 % bush No
5a II % SeA Se W N ~s'n S @ o St. G al p s5 he'd At @ SIs for 1
Con- tg7oOC bush BUSH Rye, bush. barley
osyrso Nov sTour steady and unchanged sales iaoe hHI. =.
Winter 50 for DOuG Extra wheat duni sl. 200 bush No
500 bush At 7gc Barley Jpn '9d bec demand i9SoC Sqss
m sS S sn m' sSo g "a sSt'1 J. S'S'
&S.s &c. 4e @ FhsGS s s os5t S: s %
boat. Eumbo f. !, 70 the hS'9o y Sc New to H,nT %
Rssps By Iste~5ice hush $500 bush Corn. s. SOt s0b
CIsosiTi Nov 6FlOqr dql ard unsh.nssd Family $50
So rs Wh't d.. and droSng Re! 81 40 Corn G goo.
GS5angd nf PORK s1 higher and Il f demand
+l3 Lard dull and dropping sales At Sa Bull
sles slcsIltr: az :, 80 IS %Gsky .esdy a. 5s
c dull snd Gn.e'ied Homaay assc 1omi6.
L.rd firm and far demand Gc PSk anl sns oroCpha
iss is at '''SSi' o. Bacon COCO o'"''' on"Sn' '
DETNor Eov e-whe.t ssdy; Extra 81 No White 81 ~
ioUsrtT Nov bushes, prices unchanged
Baggdng light heavy Hemp and FlaI ~ d Flour qus
Su S'' fim wbthScs H1 Red and wf 81 81 80 Cora
ass % Ear isd s5sd M oamPhns ' Su on ar aT1 nnd,. M
higher Pork sl So round lot. BssooLeHGOer, e CeIr
0a9ic ercs ioiale foT EseS Th:iy arm ~ :. Ss
s Live h' @ slcT 10 & @, @ 90 fao' Is% hS Sair - S e %
ALBASr Nov GWbest eommas attention but the n,rket
Whit. state At 81 g. three cars wbe limos 81 60 and le
qusn Rye dali market favos buer' 'aes ~
vo BUYERS e bu Mixed Ahoai and 500 bush
Pi,. terms one car at kat Albany a. s Bas %As ~
thre cans No worowed lei No sI roWe 'c
Mset for Oats rules strong sales in lots State Ard and White at
Nov sFour tm and steady; suPsrane w!nter s$e
Family do s7a5G$7 81 Wheat du lower; No. Red 81 81
:; S No at 81 |Cds1 q No Eat sos$ 81 Con- snn And
ste ..d 0ss ffa and demand MiIei bun &c
psi s,ad Barley % & an. e Tsie os wee S Hemp S and md BaS S u
E = 70 qo c.. s1s s.sS: for Tss s 1f': sy' Msi
S oh b.. TGa b.1. go SS 5 u SAi s s Gf:s HOG Com 1900
SSs:. = H. ss; 4 il ~ e. ID q e. % o 1a
@a sn u M S SsneP . :1s G .1 s o:r . %
ToLa6c Nov 6-YiOu sDchang whes hIn and n fair
demand Err, White sehgan 81 70; No, o. ~ 8; "A Amns
ohanrsi High Mixed S'c New Sla.e Lo. hiIsS %i Ne"
a Mss.R sc Dat, SG and and Osnns Tn, O IssA Ss WIN. aI
hush Corn q % @ S SS1 Co1S S "a @ sUsa ot OON Flour
,o Nov SFou SSet and GncSspsed whs,sen,nd
light and bOds sm No 81 2l No at 81 a. Oats dull and
MTr Rye dq No & e SSc BAIfy A. G dull M and "a GH,,! %
weeo J Recr-I Jbl Flour iJOO buI WLea sLiPment'-
5JOU bUS. TOGf iOJJJU bush Wheat
New-York tribune., 1871-11-07

o., cy ss,s ,d ron at sSts and 3coo bSIs prcemS.,
Si;' ;IsS T % SSS Sis ssyvSS s & r.
~ y:; :s.;s: md =. :, 9l. e ';.sr . 8
d. rS:t s: ss :: s; f;; W. ali .
81 SSsi % NatDsgI tlssi G Cloves isG African Gin.
&c s.,s SSS' sst stS % SsPgsr % , B,f Pep
pr ar. .'s.sy ds geGss T1ts i.lsna J,
g 8 $780, . ss S.l. s'' :ns .iS1 b.SS" ~ ~:
y hgl5' SS sa2sS g . and SIYSDd :! 81
3s% SsS. q Il, %%f sss S.5S s1. ~ IA
&C. HTd, n SiaIs Son II Sisc ' n''''
2s: e. s:ls. n:s !, !: oss aSoIs ssS
at g s@sl s cseat. Iin,ssd quiss Al s? is gold.
s quiet and pse' srs steady d At III
IALLoW hm and more GciVe sales Of 900 at de for
& sssi' S sSsh sat =: S s:ss9 ~ as
S Ss but gSit sa ar: TIE 4.i sS i
e: T sss SS:i n1i isPs
o .Gs ana uG 1 % 'As, W: sh improbable
pGsIT!o E MsSIa indians. T.oan.D
ss., conn H.soS fs S sst & SSs F.Ss.
yana and vrSaS Choice Selected s1ony ssce oS ssIny
& S' ssss - md F ssno S@SSs @ fsSs s
md Fiji Tpo S r SfSl HaoO nd eo
ssS6ot FssoS s. Ssic Comshs Fes sase;
:;C1 kSn'9cy and Fleece S Se
TrR,wnHED wOoL-ChOoe 207Sc Fair 6s07aci Inferior and
PuLIEp Woo1-Eew.Yors City R1trs Pulled York City
super PuIod S066Sc NsTC No Pulled SS042c Lambs Wool
& sg 0T NV Clip . en-: "a :o%: Ss Sos f & d
&c &c sapf rs ' :a s9'' Low Low R1 Sa hf' F1o
TExIs-Pne 4aa'sc Medium, 2a+0c; Low S0+o"i Inferior
ToKErex To5s-raJe Of Good Hope 4Oo!c MeSi, Pulst
8erno' 53qaSc. Ba,uos Ayre, Mestiia. 5rs Sc
WHISKY Uomn 9Cic bid and 9ic AsAeoF Iron
New-York tribune., 1871-11-07
COTTON MARKETS.

Bo.roS Nov que Mddngs lSic; net receipts lr2a
hale, erU. 2 }.J bales sale 80 bales stock tS@ bales
SFw Or EASs Nov G-'otton strong Ading ldc net re
eept 32j bales go 4742 bales; eIpOrcoASe, 1880 bte
sair ba TiUck. 65jl bales
NoRTo1E Nov 6Coiton quiet MdlngS 7tdl7 net receipts
a. bales eIports-coaWse 1910 bales sales ~ bales; stock
8ul3 bh.es
MENrHis C-Cotou quiet and weak addng 7tc receipt"
son bhleS ,,,,,--. ,e,a,o,
MOBILE Nov. Cotton bm; MidLngs lifGltc mel feetpe
35 eIpors-coatW Sil bales sAeS LOW bales stock
ArsTsTA Nov quiet but 6rp net receipts lOO bales
saes 5OJ bar Miilngs. 1c ~ 49, .
CHElEsToS Nov -Cotou quiet; MddinU l7ic net receipts
G6 IA bales sales 4O bales stock Eo'
bales
Oil aes e1portsooawiIe 2O bales saes 20 bales stock
"a st. bales
l7sr reepu 46J bales eIpors-eOAstSIe
bsles sales, go bales; stock IS S4 bales
BALTIMORE 6Cotton hrm; MddhnR lotdl51e net receipts
gross 63i bales; eTpOs-coSWse, III bales Aaes ]00
DAles stock 3 85S bales - -, --,-.-
WuElSgToS Nov 6-Coton quiet Mddings l1ic net reeep
az ha eIpOrsoSaItUe 7l2 bales sales bales 'toe AoO
bales
GALVESTON 6Coob steady good Ordinary loIr 1et
1s. Greg Britain $50 bales coast" Sc iES oAr'
sIes so bsies. ,u,u... ,-Ia,-I.
Nov 6CoIOn dull and nominal nothing DOING A"unD'
I1dI7.c ,,r ,-,
New-York tribune., 1871-11-07

hst msrrt tas oblV moderately active to-day
~ n Fdru,d-, lat will ATTEND the movement NJ gooos
os ,.r All o. produce Were however very hrn
Hpt her h;ie done The engAgeHen To-Day
- ty Ss,aH shJ bush Whest At std 5oO eoIes
s,r - 81 aC. N Bacon and HOO boxes LARD st toS
- - Cci.op Al ,a5 ri h sail and for compressed by
- ~ ~ soc tu., Std t boxes Cheese atLS ID
- T,lou "a Tc London bO) bush Grain at I'd
a. - MI, Rcs o. o0O bAgs Of Clover Seed at 80 Z
% ~ A. 20 tv s w bush Corn az 3D. S,OS bush O
g TIE Caa-r'f Two German baIEs one with 10
h, 2 h Rebned eToeum, heDce Hamburg direct al
= = ,5S Inusl With 80 ibis Refined do iron Philadelphia
:. 81 tor one n ar CL..sl Kl,. Jon at "a 3D. nat
w TITRPnms an demand and brm sales OF 35OO al
So, = N rpi lull AZ. unchanged a. %JdhSc
sRIiSbtr B a0Tr FOR Sprng and Amber heat IN pan
though NANNY HvestmeHE nihers bHnc eb"ee
"a WIT Wbest .hr eoss the market better and qpte
~ S,pd e,f7 sr~clGve and eonined largely TO E!n th
-, ~ rod m elUr WbIts the sses l6 900 Bust 81 :
~ fsFo sprpg; ~ 47dSl ~ fot No Chicago sItIg;
~ G6si E & II Wsukee : 81 for No Milwaukee; %
a.. M RI Wesrb ~ 6i 81 81 for Amber do and Fancy at
II - 3 fsl SAie b6d 81 70 for White hchg y
IL n, Antf DO; S. White Genese in store and 10
- 1Aoeg No NsuAee 81 81 and 25OO buSh CEoee Write
ISr :, 81 z and aeuva the demand vtry
rS-sii - Of 5sG Weston At T062c.; Canada
ES A. Sl6sl and state at T5c. for tWo-r"~rd
a. Ne ior BORROWED BGrey Mali 10 doll and nom naL
Cv tr be and hcvv the inquiry u par sPeeatyr the
- Az ~ bub Ohio Mixed at Size White st - "a sc
sq.lG Gso isr White IN Western MLd at q
ME-. % SdSc brWh RIVE 10 held with eadines hut h
sut chaa TIE GU bush state at Doc an s5
SeLeaL Coz - e;te quiet the absence Of SUI y Ie-
,retd bss h bush Western Mixed at 10Y 01e
a. % sli * I6Oat Yellow at So GnOat and sore Al
rr ibernA ALtiru urR At