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w- REMITTENT FEvERs-THE WAY

@- REMITTENT FEYERS-THE WAY
TO ESCAPE THEM.-A, dose of PLANTATION
IITTERS taken night and morning, will enable
the system to repcl tie deleterlous infiueace or
these fruitful sources Of epidemic disease. 1t IS
in evidence that in many Instances where the
greater portion Of The population OF an entire set
,lemtnt have been prostrated By bilious remittent
reyers, the few who have had sufficient forecast to
take the Bltters as preventive have escaped
tie scourgc. AS remedy after an attack has
actually commenced this celebrated tonic and
anti.bIlious elixir is Invariably cfllcaclous. In
such cases, II taken when the fever is of, It Will
soon control the paroxysms, anu when the pa.
lleGt is convalescent, 1t will restore the appetite
and recruit the strength more rapidly than any
other slomachlc and Inv!gor;nL In use.
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The State Finances.

The credit of South Carolina is affected
far more by uncertainty and doubt than by
the plain truth, however disappointing the
nnrarnished facts may be, and we are satis-
fed that, if the State oficiats have no
further concealments, and make known our
exact condition, the credit OF South Carolina
will soon stand as high as that Of any State
in the South.
It is necessary, of course, that every friend
of the State, in office and out Of it, should
set his face against axy increase Of debt
upon. any plea. I'VE cannot afford to In
dulge Id the luxury Of subsidlzing railroads
to the moon. or Of accepting responsibilities
which de not clearly attach to the people.
We must keep the debt where it is, and
both'principal and interest can, and will, be
punctually paid. This is the determination
of Governor Scott andof all the conservative
men, OF both parties, in the General. Assem-
bly,; and although the crop OF runrors may.
be abundant, we have no fear that the dff-
ferent Rings who are feasting their tools in
Columbia will be able to saddle upon South
Carolina single dollar Of additional debt.
Noratlroad guarantee or funding 6m. can
pass tie General Assembly 'erceps by
bribery and corruption. The men who
are engineering the different schemes are
well known; the doubtful ones are closely
watched. We venture to say that the pas
sage ofa railroad guarantee bill, this session,
would send more agents to the peuitentiary,
than it would put bonds in the pockets Of
those who voted in its favor.
Short work will be made Of the members
of the Third House.
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Cotton Prospects.

The New York Daily Bulletin discusses
the cotton prospects in very pungent way.
1t shows that should the receipts for the re-
mainder of the year be only The. same as for
the corresponding period in 1870 We should
nave an actual crop OF 8, 625, 900 bales. On
the other hand, should the remaining re-
ceipts continue at the same ratio OF increase
as has been shown in the expired portion OF
the cotton year, we should have total yield
or 8, ,9s2 1000 bales. What, then, are the
prospects as to the remainder to come to
market? Those who haverecently returned
from an examination Of the cotton region
uniformly report very large amount OF cot
ton in the interior. They dc not dispute
that some of the planters have been driven
by their necessities to market cotton earlier
than they otherwise would, but think that,
nevertheless, even the class thus influenced
by computsion have considerable balance
of their product on hand, while the wealthier
planters have held back their cotton in the
hope OF an upward reaction in prices. The
low state OF the rivers has been, unfavorable
to the forwarding of cotton; and the hope
that an early termination OF the war in
France might improve prices has produced
disposition to hold back the staple in all
cases when it was possible. There is little
doubt that the present large receipts are in-
hueuced by the want Of money to buy fer
tilizers. On this fact an opinion is based
that when the planters have supplied their
wants there will be lasting falling of in
the receipts. But TIE DAILY Bulletin thinks
it strained conclusion to suppose that the
large increase was due to the necessities Of
the planters alone and deems 1t the "safest
''course to attribute the increase in receipts
''eeaally as much, or even more, TO an en-
Charged crop as to the necessity for realiz-
'ing; in which case it would seem reasona-
"ble TO place the estimate al somewhere
| "about 3,S0o,ooO bates, ,.ith an allowance
'ior the possibility Of an increase, even upon
'these figures" If this estimate were ac-
cepted, the foreign market would incline to-
ward lower quotations. ga crop of 3, 500 900
''bales would be the largest since ls59-'6o,
"and, with that exception, exceeded but
''once wiz, in ls5S-'5s) in the history of
.'fhe' trade. And although it is to be CON
"ceded that the wants OF the world are much
"gteater than ten years ago, yet it is ques-
''tionab!e, considering the present state of
France aud Germany, apd the disturbing
.Holitcai problems that may fbe presented
following peace, whether Liverpool might
'regard 3D.. per pound as safe price for
"colton"
The prospect Of the-next crop, however,
comes In as collateral question seriously
affecting the present price OF cotton. Upon
ths i'omt Iae ;Ddiw EBs BsaaM says 81 {
1--WE adiI'a somewhat general anticipation
that the dscouraging results of the present
crop with cause planters to produce less next.
year. This result would seem to be certain
with the poorer class OF planters; who, un-
doubtedly, have not the means to provide lert,l-,
Izers to the same extent as last year. The class
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@THE GREAT MEDICAL WONDER,

~TAE GREAT MEDICAL WONDER,
DR.hASKELL'S ELECTRIC OIL kills all pain tn
two minutes. Cancers, Boils, letter and Old
Sores, cured In IS hours BY DR. HaSKELL'3 CAR
BOLIU CANCER SALvE. For sale at retail by
G. W. AlAAR, COHEN'S MEDICAL DE.
DR.. n. BAER, POT,
A. O. BARBOT, DIR. G.. LUIS,
ED. s. BURNHAM, w. T. LITTLE CO.,
N. Il. COLLINS i CO.. ALFRED RA0UL, u. D.,
GRAMAN L scawAkE, DR.. ". A. SKRINE.
e. .-KELLERs, N. D.,
. And at wholesale by DoW1E, NOISE L DAVIS,
sole Agents for South Carolina. nov1l-amosoAw
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febs-mwrsmos No. 1sl Meeting street.

@- MULTITUDES OF PEOPLE RE-
QUIRE an Alternative to restore the healthy action
OF their systems ana correct the arrangements
that creep Into 1t. Sarsaparillas were used and
valued, until several impositions were palmed OF
upon the public under this name AYERS SAR.
SAPARILLA Is no imposItion. feb3-fnw3 Dtw
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funeral Notlres.

~ THE FRIENDS AND AGO UAINT-
ANCES OF MIS-. CECILIA Il. NOISE and family
are invited to attend her funeral from the resi-
dSnce OF n. II. ~Dsteon,e corner Wentworth and
Smith streets, TH1JMoRE1Ne at 10 o'clock.
Iebs- S>,s.,s ,st:i5ts,sssss g.
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eg GETTING MARR1ED.-ESSAYS
for Young Men on Social Evils, and the proprlety
or impropriety Of getting Married, with sanitary
help for those who feel unified for matrimonial
happiness. Sent free, in sealed envelopes. Ad.
dress Howard Association, Box p, Philadelphia,
Pa jana5-3rnos
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fertilHcrs.


u E R T l. I Il E r S.
20 tons No L PERUVIAN tChincha) GUANO,
warranted pure.
1soo bbls. Land Plaster, ground from the best
Nova scotia Rock, and warranted pure.
100 tons Pure Dissolved and Ground Zone.
$50 tons Whi.elock's Yegetator. The Vegetator
has been successfully used, and bears
very high reputation. 1t Is second to no
other Fertilizer, except Peruvian Guano,
Odered In this market.
100 tons .Ralston's" Dissolved Bone and Ammo.
MIA.
100 bbls. Eastern Island Fish Guano, at S35 per
ton Of 1000 pounds.
For sale by 7. ]. KERR &c CC.
feb8
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neBATCBELOR's HAIR DYE.-TIl

~BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE.-TIiIS
SUPERB HAIR DYE is the best In the too'ld-per-
fectly harmless, reliable and instantaneous. No
disappointment. No ridiculous llnts or unpleas-
ant odor Tne genuine W. A. BACHELORS HAIR
DYE produces IMMEDIATELY a splendid Black
or Natural Brown. Does not stain the skin, but
leaves the hair Clean. soft and beautiful The
only Safe and Perfect Dye. Sold By all Drug.
glsts. Factory No. 10 BoLd street, New York.
jan29-mwf1xr
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re- NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS HAV-
lSG claims against the Estate of the late Mrs.
MARGARET JUST, are requested to rem.
der them in legally attested, and those indebted
to the said Estate will make immediate payment
to SUSANNA NJ. PENNINGTON,
feb1-@3 Qualified EXecutriX.
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g- NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS HAT-
ING claims against the Estate OF the late
GEORGE II. HOPPOCK will present the same,
duly attested, to P. GADsDEN HAsELL, Esq,
Accommodation Wharf, and all persons indebted
to said Estate viii make payment 10 him, or to
CAMPBELL & sEABROoK, No. so Broad street.
Howell H0PP0CK,
febisws Administrator.
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Htarrlen.

,-sWEBB- home Thursday, Fehrua-
ry I'd, BIZ Rev. e. T. Winkler, d. D., PHILIP G..
WKBBto FRANCES A., daughter OF Mr.. Scott K.
Brown, all OF this city No cards.
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SEA MOSS FARINE from pure Irish Moss, for
Blanc Mango, Puddings, Gustarls Creams, &c.
Tic cheapest, healthest and most delicious food
In the world. fehe-:nwf3D&c
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OFFICE SAVANNAH AND CHARLES
" TON RAILROAD COMPANY, CHARLELT0N,
JANUARY 49, ls7o.-The Annual Meeting OF the
Stockholders nf this Company will take place In the
City OF Char eston on the SECOND WEDNESDAY OF
FEBRUARY next, the 9Th day OF that month. Place
or meefing-the Hall OF the Planters and Me.
chanIcs' Bank, East ray, at IL O'Clock u.
A committee TO verify proxies will be In attend.
ance.
The Transfer Books Of the Company will be
closed frem the 18th instant till the 9th proximo
jan1s-wf7 S. W. FISHER, Secretary.
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STRAYED OR STOLEN, FROM No. rs
- Cannon street, White and Orange-coored
POINTER DOG, answering 10 The name. u
liberal reward will he pail ny lsay-
ing IL with City Railway Cur, No. 4. lehS7
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r OST, THIS MORNING, A PACKAGE
IL OF SHI.' PAPERS. belonging to the Eark
Scutt a suitable reward viii nc paid II icft ut
this Office. ID. JENNINGS, No II Broad street.
janll
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gs-THE HOUSE AND LOT, CORNER
Rufledge avenue and Radcliffe street. advertised
by LEITcH Il BRUINS, was sold on Saturday. at
private sale FOR cash. feb7
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STRAYED OR STOLEN, A LARGE
- BLACK NEWFOUNDLASD AND SETTER
DOG. Tile finder wlll'be rewarded ny lca:ins 1t
at No. rs Broad street, two doors west OF Guard
ho,,se lrlIS
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@- JOHN c. BAKER & CO.'S GENU-
INE MEDICINAL COD LIVER oIL.-EsTA9LlsH-
ED 1s3o.-Acknowledged by eminent physicians
to be the best In the world. Sold by Druggists
generally. JNo. G. BAKER & CO., Philadelphia.
full supply on hand by
DIR. II. BAER,
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fnnt nrn fuur0.

r OST, A CHECK on PEOPLES Ma.
IL TlONAL Bank, drawn by J. $. RIGGS, Pres.
slucut, and Z. EDWARDS, Secretary, q. I. Il. 4.
Company, for $780, to the order Of ). THOMAS
City Treasurer, not endorsed The Under VIII
please return 10 City Treasurer, as payment has
beau sropppd, s. THOMAS. lebS
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WILLIAM ROACH & CO.

~ FINAL NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS
having claims against the Estate Of the late Mrs.
HARRIET S. ENGLISH. will present them, legally
attested; and those indebted TO the said Estate,
viii ,aake immediate payment to
l.. A. RORLBECK,( Qualified
rebS-ws2 A, E. ADDISON, EXecutrixes.
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fely4-SwI

g TAX NOTICE.-NOTICEI Is HERE
BY given that the Treasurer Of Colleton County
will be ready 10 receive :he State and County
Taxes at his office, in WATERFORD, February 9th
until March 22d. After this date an addition OF
twenty per cent will be charged on all amounts
OF taxes remaining unpaid before May 9th, and
after that date the Treasurer will proceed to COL
ect by distress or otherwise.
All real and personal property are charged with
nine mills on the dollar for State and three mills
on the dollar for County Taxes.
All taxes payable in this County Will be paid in
this office as above.
effice County Treasurer, Colleton County, S. G.,
WATERFORD, January 81, 1871.
JAMES W. GRACE,
,onso.1o Treasurer
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mgREADER, 1T MAY BE YOURS:-
By the investment OF i've dollars yol may secure
a prize worth s25,ooo At the same time recelv.
ing with your ticket Work of Art worth the
amount invested. For full particulars OF the
AIKEN PREMIUM LAND SALE OF ss5Ooo worth
of property, the plan and object Of which
is now 80 popular, address
J. G. DERBY, General Manager,
febe-mwf9 Augusta, Ga.
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gbe GbafleStpat 4ems.

WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1871.
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RCHANTS LINE.-CON-
sIGNEEs per Schooner. FLORENCE ROGERS will
send to Adger's North Wharf for goods, or pay
storage and expenses.- No claims allowed after
goods are removed.
fehs.1 WILLIAM ROACH 4 CO
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NHARLEsTeN HOOK AND LADDER
" COMPANY, No. 2-Attend the. Regular
Monthly Meeting OF your Company at your Hall,
THIS EVENING The 9Th Inst, at O'Clock precisely.
By order EDWARD MAGUlRE,
febS Secretary.
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Wants.

WTANTED. TWO COMPETENT COLOR
w ED Women-one as Cook and the other as
CIamDernIald. Good references required. Apply
at No. 1s4 Calhoun street, last house west end.
fah1-2
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90 Rent.

THO RENT, THREE PLEASANT ROOMS,
Il with every convenience. ReEt mo crate.
Apply at No. 90 Rull street. .chS-i"
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CANS SoUCI CHARADE CLUB.-AN
~ Extra Meeting OF The Sans Souc Charade
Club will be held THIS Wednesday, EVENING, at
O'Clock Members will come prepared to pay
arrears W. D. WARNER, n. D.
febS-a
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A YOUNG LADY is DESTROYS OF
II obtaining q situation as companion or
hOusekeeper to an invalid or elderly lady, either
In the city or country. Salary not so much OF an
object as a comfortable home. Address M. D.,
DAILY NEWS Uticc. jana
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~ ERMAN STEAM FIRE COMPANY
VI The Anniversary Meeting OF your Company
Will be held at the Engine-HJuse THIS AFTER.
NOON, at O'Clock precisely. All Members are re.
quested 70 be puncttal, as the Election for OIL.
GERS TO serve for the ensuing year Will take place.
By order OF the President.
febS GERHARD RIECKE
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ERMAN FRIENDLY SOCIETT.-THE
VI Third and Final Reading OF the Arrear List
OF the German Friendly Society win take place
THIS EVENING, 9Th instant, at the Hall OF the
Freundschaftsbuud, at O'Clock. Members in az
rears will TAX notice, as the rule relating thereto
will be enforced. JOHN A. BLUM,
1eb6 Secretary.
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Meetitlas.

E>RANKEN LODGE, No. i9s, A.SF. NJ.
r.. The Regular Communication OF this Lodge
Will be held az Masonic Hall, Wentworthsstree
THIS -EVES1NG, at thirty minutes past P.M Can
dtlates for F. q. Degree will please be punctual.
febS JOHN WINGATE. Secretary.
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DALMETTO LODGE, No. l, KNIGHTS
Il OF PYTHIAS.-Regular Meeting TaIs-
EVENING, at half.past O'Clock. By order Of the
VIC. q. H. D. BRYR0N,
fehS RS
New-York tribune., 1871-11-29

Soss. sso t.:, r::sA :. e., DO s.,; css.:r. g.
,ss for s ci,y .e've and im h prsou
az % III hSis and SIC for No. !, eie s % sc fc Fair
-. ,o,', c Of r.SrS,y a s, a. s e
s o"rr pa, speculative ba, uA., from rsdner,; Of 500
ibis lee .bo 1000 bhs seller three months 2ic spot
o~ocd at I 9ao On the Greek there little dong
s e .s 70 ta ca.r cos,r"s sS N
~. oncrs prevent ,h" oper.,ng .e only Of 2oO his
continue price. ereor firmly an.ned
sA c Carolina stasc 2oD bags Bass Hi'a I" ss~tc 'o
Rsngoon and u lG1ic. for Pans ~
stGARs-sws continue rather ssiet The frmoe q hse M
cs Of To-Day Rsanoi selling fair extent at
steady prices; We qno:e Hard. at i2idl2'e
, ~ n,,, Sy more "n, and % ,s the ons f %
I,mcihy dull b"s steady at 50 ga ~ e
S-verooi Fine 10 In better demaul but with continued hg
Turks Island a tssh; st Martins aodSc ana Cam.
ts Ashton. Liverpool Fi.e =. ssSss = sack Worssse5ss 5
81 80. aud Ground at Sl ta0$l 50.
SPCESTerc has heen very good obbns trade and prices are
cs. c..sia c.: Pepper and iale icr sins
yors' Gloves l!' Ginger s.c M Calcutta and ie '0f A' ~
sTBARlN-The MARKET ial and eser quote as lodoic Tor
appearance Seei Ln also qne' anu
prices unrhsngei . .o,zo,
WOOL-he Iemand hss been aetc IN psr' sp.cn"e
manufacturers have hough he oni their pres vans me
tne, descriptions command very fall prices I sales embrace
N Fall Clip Caons at 3 csc ~1 Spring do al 55G % @ s
Mestr .c 10 Double Extra Ohio aud Michigan Fleece
6c n Extra Ohio G.c 4Oi0l n rchsnabr 90 80
e tS 'e Sec1T1S 4 es,e'S S" c2s rai At
65c; oGo 10 3l.c; 1000 ID Triple Extra
Fleece Oro n short Extra Pulled at Sc wv IicA
WHISKY In fair demand sales Of a2o bh at ss,c
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ROsTON LIVE STOCK MARKET.

,n,,ur,s v,IEKrow>. ASp skif"hh
ROr',f hr Tnk 1KIBt jOT I' uteA ." '"' A'''| '
Amount Of stock at natke r,...., IA, ~ ~ ar,
Cattle 2;5i az s s,s T., f.|it, i..i7.SO 1910 e~,
,. ION ~ ~ ..git of hide Talow snd fresrd Me,i
gnn ~ 10n ~ 20, EYt quah,, Ssd fs reonl q9sM
81 Isl d quality, t5d tb g. Some OF "s % III, Go% ,n.
% 4ta+a cattle live WEIGHT Be'' ein''c "o o1'
L,h 5dsIc y N. tun cattle, SC. !" 't- = W 90 .
WmI.ag Oien sgoa teoO, fancy Steers. |''"@' OF ""
E r:ug 10 Their value a. beef
Cows ani YoSng Car,-P.ir quality. $50 ''' h'r' s"'"
Fsnow ami Dry, t?0d ~
,hnrp-PrI N live weight. 4d6c v NJ
Sh,p,, and Ion.ts-t head IN lots. f2d$' " >" -
faf Hegs-Per N, &C.. retail aate,
Shoks--WhDiessis, t0sc.; rctdl 6die
Uiirs-Briglton. 9c y n country lois "! T'-
cat Skfns-lGd Isc. y u. .,,i.pn
T;,ior-Bngh ed*it n; country lots sdtic y 10
pf.-e 81 ei Is each; country svtsrSs~ % ~ - - c -,
As Thanksgiving week 'he hn. .' " ~.
s.srp sr small Poniry the order oi the .eti LLe @ a D %
brp dull sU us vssk, Iespt. The dy ss 'iAne our
noyips in oftke demand Al Ne dsse Ths ~
somr 2G Of the usso, aiAengn
male almost any reasonable wi buyer. " quo " ~
Cattle N. Ne the o. mox IN hmlu 49, 20 W"
a. u IN on ~eish 1t t5ie IS 3le Moe ~ i
Al 6ir al 6te; Is PC, 81 st tie e a.,,
. Al 7c Qushy considered ellen en."i ma ~. ""'ii
,,,a.rJ io es tLsn Al Wstsfto. '" '' %
good Os.s 400 ID zach. Gr,sr A. se - .pr r. f,
M N ei ot 41 N st IN sd % ~ ~ o. w. ~
Se y. .L. .oi ~ OIL Wes t.s Y't-." ~s' w. - ~
New-York tribune., 1871-11-29
RECEIPTS OF PRODI'CE.

Per North prssris RAJ
N.v ta-l pke Bcrsva1 bales Broom Corn ssi hae Coz,
on 2s hbls (epps cakes Copper l lra Dried Fruit t35
SSi Ess' l6N bt Floa. s,I;a I.h: Wheat la el tu.A
Com IN il bush O, 862 bush Rye 3ooO bush Msk 81 40
tu,h Barley s,, hash seed 3,s btl. Beam, 30 bhs Meal.
e bags mcal bas. Hop m 11s ~ lids - ia se Hide 6 5 .sr'
Gut Me eco pkg. Lar. 70 plgI ssesrn. l27 ptgs Butter.
starch s1c % hhas Tobacco pp. Tobacco s2 bb
WLAy AZ bales Wool, l., ~ bbls Green Apples
New-York tribune., 1871-11-29

v,;TSrhs,e has be- quite active demsrl fr Lave
CL-r,i'. MI ani '';ro' W. ~ "
u.. and ,rregu ~ iu Ync~ sales r~F"'i'd "I "
~. = .sG clrsrs 'l>'f' iffc -
-. ill., = P,- Su's lie L. -r'' tn'i' > e.
.. nc 1ursisb G.uoa iion d. e anu '''." "
4r,atli -. q. , - =.
O.. n = sa ~ 5 5f4 - co. !" i' st :! " - ''
Re FOOD i lue hut firm =, = - ,t -, g., Prime
i'msni 1871 So {" J.
N,rtL R, 10 Prime aasjsu, lSa lGc spinning i'"
!, 3rl0r. Green Tow - 750 - - W..
r~ pr-e II sntM MI,is 4'0 oc.
Whesi wibOu u'"in change ih' o"an
Il. o ort reported 'se o. tie canal Il TIC ind c' iu
~ most d >rptlors ne 't" ava
cAus at fonfa r. II" amul1'e
~ ir No. >ptf ''''
Al 81 fr 40 Chicago - ing ~ {, :p No q ago sr-'
No. 81 - No. Mlwaukee ~ = GS !"
f Rei N,teru ~ ALter 10. the l'''r ioI h"ce
tcDsl ~ fr Nh'e Mic'icsn; 81 -"
o'S1 bush White Michigan at - "S
ati j. bond. 8: ~ ~! BIcyis It t ana
fr rsles tul 6jd Sc FOR Iw"f"wel Ns'ei
Nv Western o.; Canada West ~ ~ 10
q aaoat ug!,d 10 the saes are So bush
PINE Western sriye, 81 lJ bush Fancy Stsr i""""t
d m Western al g!c sfoAt Barley Malt 10 10 hrht demand
a., i .a-s 80 lush Canadian at ~ Oa,s are sha
,.i,cr though quiet; the safes are ~ 400 nsh Nw ONO
A. az Il e.,crn MiI-i ct 3.a53!c, snd Whe 30 ahi
Mr. on acl At Mixed at 3c AMI "Itt st '
better and IN g""i DEMAND 10Y |
ic sn export the caia "rs SOM siah
Nen Mixed at 'od'Usc ioI ~
:, q? f,r and -. 075c store western M'e az
a. Western l.l"~ al &c. . 81. ,,
YORK AND BK"OkLYN WARE
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Albany LUMBER MARKET.

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tie c,sr OF navigation aipfpachc
c,f st,i,, In shpmt. Pncr' ar unr'g'd ana '
s.,., i. good of all kinds and te sup fair Recelt' not q
,rr rh;. Irnan fellows: To New York 81 -: to norH
l.fonn 10 bridgeport snd New Haven w 10 haHI
and Providence Ph p.. %3 to Boston 81 s"I ahn =
Ilr at Collectors once Er
m ow" kre C,al 5S9 feet Of IunheI u" 'hiigs
-, ,mrl ain ana t7s te Of lumber The following ac W
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Nov - o"n gme Ndilns, Wa &c he' 10
c,it. al sale., i,ai surk. 81 To- iiles
nu,Iy"uk Xo ot.t dali and teurr dosn milling lb n
i8! receipts III ba.; III bales 1I"'s-'o'S'"''' i'
uir. A.les. 2 o bales; stock 3j'J hae~
Nn,nrr Nov oton 0u MdifnrS l7'' net recr rts
s bales; e.pos-coasiw GO bscs salrs 10 baes soc. tJi
bslcs. ,c,,,... ,ot, ~,
Wry,GroS Nov 2s-Co.,on quiet dlngs i8; net receipts;
Ing l, expor- SO bal sales, I'J BAGS s.eA '
bales. "F'f'@ '"S q,
ORp,vs .-(otton dull aud lower; mifIne' !stn
Bc net Recruits bsx; gross 6GOj bss '1Ior treat
I.sin a ar, TO l;s,crons bales; t. Malaga 500 bale
ssl 4. & $40 l.es siok. IA ZIG bales
SAy,,v,u SOY, less active. lower Mhing''
l.!. ret receipts bales: tIfor-" Great Bninn o' bis'
gales {: l'1 bales ock. t3.4St lal's. 49,, - -.... 81,
BosTos Nov, 2-to,ton dull idlines lir ne, receipts it
bales rrDs iJ5 bales; sails 30 bas ,i1es 'W '''r'. ~ O.,
ArGr>T. Nov 2&-Coou easier alIjdhLes. Ts" f''pH -"
bales sales. 100 bales
L.,risyI Ill., Nov 2h-t'u''on unchanged; ddir?s lr'
ST. LOUIS Nov. 2G.-toton tnn; Mi'iltH' ~" I%';;
PnuADHLPiIA, Nov. 23-tU tUtOn qu et MnNihhs' i'.e
CI>,ISxtTI Nov 2B-Cot' n easier; Ml'dhu2N lac. ,o
t,uyrrnS cotton quiet; G0'h OrhaT! u h' re-
,cirts lJt rs; sslcs. TO, bses ,tck Hgb htles a.,
M,rIir Ncv dull; Mdilrrs IL c. net re'e -, ''
bat 18 bales ae 3Oo bales So'A 40
New-York tribune., 1871-11-29
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY,. NOVEMBER 1871

n, lesd 600 q q 7le Bsl for ee3 e. p m
Il ."n 8 sheep p. D. v. Cevd.1 .oN isl iish
Rheep head A. Fowler sold sheep ct Sc b. sd 50
light Sheep .. n po..,y-Ins ss. .nse ss .e.As NON
las sent up prices dresse Poultry Sc moro rb