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New-York tribune., 1871-01-20


viii De ready jan. D. .,.,,,,,..,,,.
ASTRONOMICAL. United aor 1870 1850, and
CtrrVDaR,-Showiug The phases 1850
the Panes seres Noon. High cent finc, from $50 to 800
Conjunction Of tine Planets and tle Intel states.
C1 Of Tiaa and Church DAYS ties Tor s6 a6 and i65
Directions Civil Engineers states OF the ulol-When ad-
KcHrses for the yeer C1i mited.
Jcsis and Mohanmeinn Cal Territories Of tae L. S-when
''Ipi'a Planet. Biqh,e., NATIONAL FINANCES
9 osl sessu and E'n' bS o ss s9 S c ha atIt E''d
Tide Table fo 10 Places Debt bearing Interest in lawful
eg gezg.Is Bs S be Ssa[s ri e. No d, Interest t..
bankrupt Act Amended. since latldtr.
Bridge oyer .he Delaware At Cam. Reesutahon.
Brie. over the Willamette Aj@n,reoa ' '..,'
Cii1ns Hgats of-To Enforce POLITICAL STATISTICS.
Citizens Of tie Uutei Fory>ccord r
's. b.ap, State. 5osa,'o; a2 5oesP c.s. 'oi representa-
Department Of Justice E'talr Hoase OF Rsruaiyeo Of th,
Divorces-PrOys.oas for in Dist Poitcaiy Clssi,cd.
D. bi'd soldiers Providing Art, Foreign Couate
Eeeloa FT,sl.~An Act to Pre- coHsre. PoGs ci,..ae
Gco-4a Act Her Admis noasy RpSssuiat5es i've
Grora-To Promote Recon- aauon Caiit Number Of Prea
IToToon in District Of Co Uei STATE, Gc1era%ent@Ps
Internal Revenue ELECTION RETURNS FOR SS
Land st1p and Emigration Co Iqeor Ar,oaa Territory.
Mrseo Colorado Territory.
vi1es for Payment of LOYAL Gu. Dslo,ah Territory.
1ens Engaged 10 Taking toe Census Delaware
of 100 FLORIDA.
N ..iappi-A3mision Of into Georgia.
The Union. Idsho Territory.
Nstioaal Debt-An Act to Fund Illinois
the Saue. Indiana
OREGON Central Railroad-Govt Iowa
Gralts of Lands TO Company. Kansas.
Pat.uts and CopyHghis-A Re Kentucky
vision of ue Law Relsing thereto. Louisiana
Pensions % be Pad Qusrer Maine.
Public Ilolisrs EtaDlshd. Maryland.
southern Pnci6c r. X. Co-Pro- Massachusetts
viles for the Issuing OF Land Patents Michigan
theI,to. Minnesota
Testmonials go Portidine the Missouri.
Presentation Of TESTIMONIALS OF Nebraska.
Gns from Inferior TO Superior Off Nevada:
oersn u the Government Service. hew'Hsmpshue
TeIas-Atmis.iOn OF into ibe New'Jerey. -
The Northern PAeiac n. r. Co. Nes.York-or Congress
AptLorized 10 Issue Bonds SewYork-or Gov by Towns
The Tsnf-CbAngesi in. New York-Sup Court Judge.
Treasnry Ageuis-The Secretary New YORK Legsstae
m Az spnout Special Ageats. North Carolina.
Tunnel under tbe Niagsra-Buna oh"
Ia suthori,.d 10 bald H. Oregon.
virgnia-Terms Of Admission in Penhsy lrans
10 the Union. fp"ie ishnn
rKoorAssrIoss soah CEoina
the Secretary Of state, an Ienhess,e
pOuDcing ibr adoption OF the ANthl IeiAs-Iue'
Amendment to the Constitution of ltsh ief"V'
the United States.
nv m, presdeut r.auirng M ob virginia
.,r,,ne, 81 The Srutraly laws Washington Territory.
GENERAL STATISTICS West Virginia
Agricultural Products OF tbe Sew Wisconsin
StateA nl"HhE r.t,--. l.
Immigration to o. s. for Popsl.r Vote Tor President In
xoa,, 1850, 1864, and 1893
Population Of the Cue, Of the
Pnee % cents per oopyi pO paid for 81 Address all orders
with e.b ,.,oud THE TRIBUNE New Yoft
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Mem Dublirdiions.
PPLETONS' JOURNAL.
MONTHLY PARTING. XXI.
PRICE, 80 CENTS.

A pPLETONS' JOUhNhb.
" MONTHLY PART-YO XXI.
PRICE, 80 CENTS
CON ENTS:
voryc AMERICA AT HIS WINTER SPORTS
DAISYS TRIALS.
MADAME DE- LsLhi Or How bET fhhs H 'VL''
CHINESE GAMBLERS
THE GREAT METEOR or lo60
RED As ROSE Is SHE
LOW LIVES WE LED OF CARE AND slN.
THE EGYPTIAN GENTLEMAN AT HOME
PICTURESQUE AMERICA
THE DANGEROUS CLASSES OF NEW-Y0RK.
DECISIVE BATTLES OF HISTORY
THE WARNING By Paul II. Hayue
EGYPTIAN RUINS.
A POPULAR NUISANCE
AT SEA
GERMAN ARCTIC EXPEDITION
ANCIENT ASD MODERN DIVISIONS OF TIMR
SIR JOHN LUBBOCK.
slEGEs OF PARIS
THE MARTYRS OF MADAGASCAR
MY ONLY ROMANCE.
INTER CoEEAA
GOBrlIES FIRST LOVE
A PICNIC AMONG THE FSTURLLEs.
FIRESIDES AND HEARTHsTOHES.
BREAKFAST FOOD FOR THOUGHT
FROM Hong KONG TO FuH-CHAW.
CAMILLA Prom the German.
TIE DEVILS HOLE.
BORES AS ACIiIBvERS.
THE FAMOUS DEAD OP 1870.
FOREIGN LITERARY NOTES
TABLE TALK.
WAR NOTES.
MISCELLANY.
VARIETIES MUSEUM, &c.
APPLETOyS JOURNAL Mony PART contains Is PER cent more
than any other Monthly Magazine.
APPLETONS' JOURNAL weekly,
4per Anuum 81 for SIX Months 10 Gents per Number
APPLETONS' JOURNAL Monthly Edition.,
- Oper Annmn; 80 Gents per Number
SPECIAL NOTICE
NEW SUBSCRIBERS
the Weekly - - for the Monthly!
WILL RECEIVE GRATIS,
TEN SUPERB ESGRAvINGs,
from Paintings By tie best Artists
u. APPLETON & Co., PUBLISHERS,
so. 92, AND Of GRAND-ST
New-York tribune., 1871-01-20

Among the noticeable articles in. the batch
of English Magazines for January, which we nave re-
ceyed from Brenano The Records of the venetian
Inquison," and Our Ironclad Navy in The CornhHi
Criticisms on Contemporaries Nir. r, IL. Horne) IN
Tnsley: Condiments and "Year One Of the Republic
in Belgraria paris from a Balloon" and Cambridge
University Life" in London Sociefy; and "The Pro
visonal Government and the French Nation'' Dy Nj.
Guizot, "Dickens's Amateur ThcatrcaS,' and "Ihe
Alabama Claims" by Lord Hobart, IN Macmillan
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Government bonds have been dull and STEADY rhrous"'
out the day, and close strong on the basis Oh ~ ~
,G7s Fisk AZ Hatch rcport as follows at p H. :

The State bond market has been firm ana higher len
nesses were strong at es GAG for old and at for new
the largest dealings having been in these ISSUES Nor'n
Carolinas were quiet with sales of old at 4Stai ana
new at 22I South Carolinas were steady the January
and july issues selling al S9i~Oo oeorse were hr' at
81 for and 94t for the gold bonds e :"
,he remainder of the list were OF less importance. The
New-York tribune., 1871-01-20
view to the community in general than to the medical
profession.

Leypoldt g. Holt have issued A Second French
Reader compiled by L. PYLoDEr intended for the use OF
pupils who have become familiar with the first elements
of grammar containing progressive selection OF lessons
in prose and verse with complete vocabulary, and
table and general rules for the French verbsThe same
house publish the Progressive French Reader by FER
DINAND B6CHER, valuable manual Of instruction with
cOpious notes.
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Coleman Benedicts closing quotations were:

There seems to have been no step taken to tighten
the money market today and money was readily at
tanabe at per cent the general rate on CALL during
the forenoon per cent in the afternoon at which
rates class customers accommodated National
Bank bills are abundant and lent at the rates OF yes
terlay and on the conditions. The discount mar
ket is dull aud rates are nomnally as follows:
New-York tribune., 1871-01-20

The gold market though quiet was!rm, principally at
IO5a l1O9 one transaction occurring near the opening at
llOi The frmer feeling was due partially TO TIE
large bids for the Treasury gold which aggregated 81
ORG 800 mt 1iO TO lO63k or the sl,OO0oOO awarded,
s9oOoo went TO Kenyon Cox Co.. at llO62i and $4,000
to H. ~ Hcisers Sons, at 063 The rates paid for car
ryng fell Off from per cent gold to and per cent cur
rency The days business at the Gold Exchange Bank
was as follows Gold cleared, Sl6S22Ooo; gold balances
s1433325; ana currency balances, a5S6,il The fol-
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THE MARKETS.
Lcarefully reportea ioE TnE rEnrys.

ICsrcfuly reported for THE rRBrSE - -
THrIl,DAY Jan. 10 leTL
ASIES-Pots moderately active and steady sc quote AZ
+6 750 r. IS Pesrs rule dul at 80 s5d - = ,-
COrTON-rhere has been fair trade to-day pot ,olol @l
for the Lest qualities steady kinds re nol
owing 10 siyc from Liverpool sales are ~ 1aies o ~
G. evening aud 81 bes TO srivrl % W. 49, 49, - &
bv for home for specu a ~
Future deliveries have rd quiet and ciosc non n~lg P,
es la Is, ming arr bales ur Januirr a II ici '
al "a I5-l6a 5c: March at Is % te @ ~ ~ % o.,
5lc to-day 800 Jaauar a u IJl6attei a., ~ ~ ~
New-York tribune., 1871-01-20

Harper & Brothers have brought ont neat
edition OF Shakespeares Merchant Of Venice with No'eS'
by WILLIAM j. RoLFE, A. NJ, intended to prepare 'no
English classic for school and home reading IN essen
tally the same way that the Greek and Latin classics are
edited for educational purposes. The editors infoonc-
ton presents the opinions Of several eminent ShaKeSper
can critics. many of his notes orgna aud all OF them
appropriateThe same house have issued the History ot
Louis wv by JOHN s. c. ABBOTT, exhibiting the events
in the extraordinary reign OF that monarch III popular
narrative.
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insanity IN Women, by HoRATIo ROBINSON
sroRER, NJ d. Zee Shepard, is choly devoted to the
causes Of mental disturbance in large proportion the
eases In which occurs in women, with view 10 the
establishment OF rational treatment than Is
orally adopted. Like the previous writings by which the
athor has become known 10 the public the volume shows
esrnestness Of conviction and tone perhaps toe
polenc for scientific discussion. but 1t presents large
New-York tribune., 1871-01-20

DFs MONIES VALLEY RAILROAD ElPTT PER CENT
7 Iixn-Gp1Nr MORTGAGE BONDS.-ThN undersigned
offer for sale the aboyenamed bonds aVEh Inc road
is finished and the lands that are flgaged TO Sc
cure the bonds are selling rapidly.
CLARK, DoDGN 4 Co..
Nj 5l Mall-st-
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LoUISvILLE AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD
SEVEN PER CENT
CONSOLIDATED FIRST MORTGAGE Bonds.

limited amount for sale at 90 and atcrued inter
est. by J. b. ALEXANDER n Co., n Nassau-St-
JOHN J. CISCO * Son, 50 Ita.l-st
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A WINTER IN FLORIDA. BY Ledyard Bill
Tourist. sPo"DeB nv.hds and all sho would sps tns Igo'
Of Northern Winter lind Winter Home IN deighua' ehne
sbosd read this boob Pnoe eI IS sold everywhere. -
WOOD H0LBk00K, LsShtsI, Ssvisk
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Ncw i)nbIitatlons.

4 MEXICAN PIIOTO-LITHOGRAPlI COZ
"a OFFICE been reno, ,el 10 No io3 Te,als... ~.
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HARPER
NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE

FOR FEBRCARY 1871.
coNrEv1-;
THE AMERICAN BARON By h' ArrnoR oP IHk DODGE
CLrB" Tar CRIProoRAN" &c.
CHAPTER l. Tha Avalanche.
CHAPTER H. The Penl,us Desce1t
CHAPTER ILL., The CliliAnrel I'D Her Woes
CHAPTER " In TIE Crater OF ve,gy.as.
I11usrR ,rioyS- Pardon. Mees' Another M'n'" lie bent
his Head down and ran Hand through his hush ar"-"i saN
her turn and her Hand in ruh-I bent down close
THE SHADOW.
GLASS-BLOWISG As 4 FINE ART.
HIusTKAuoNGlass Vase with Figures in Bold heheii roman
Fourth Cntury-Tbeban Ga.sMasltebsn Mlker-Bead
OF Royal Neek4ee-Ia'epuoa n Ieroslphcs-Porand Vase
Ancient Roman WaTehe Stas5urg vas-Venean Bot
te-ven an the Sixteenth Ceuury-French Glass
Of the Sixteenth Ccntaryveneian and CHhy GllssesGennn
Wieerkommen-E.Jpaan Mirors-lialan Mirror with Frame
OF Cvci Wooa-Mrror Of Mare de Meici-yeneian Frosted
Gas-yeretan sprakld With Goli-Bohemian Glass-En-
crayed Flagon-Drswng Glass Tube
ALONG THE FLORIDA REEP. tfyra PapT)
ILLusTaAroSs-A Msngroye -Coraline-cg'r'h'Ped
Mspgrove-The e-Tunng-A "Conch'-The White
Frre-A Pineapple Clearing Key Largo-A Wreck Among the
the BreaLers-Ind4n K tie rckes enderSoas-CaPt Cole
FREDERICK THE GEEAT.-Xv. The SEVEN YEARS WAR
(l0aialeL)
observation-disclosures Crossing the Oier-Msp Of the Cam
tqia Of Hoesirc-Psu Of Battle ochsrch October a. J
Frederick asleep oehcrPn Of Battle Of Luner''
dorf August r. of Battle MIen November 20 1850
MARGUERITE.
WED IN THE MORNlNG-DEAD At NIGHT
ILLUsrR iToS-The Doprelginger.
| TIE BANK OF ST. GEORGE GENOA.
ArIOSs-A Portion o the old Facade-hncent Seal Of
Guoa-The Holy GTaAn Aagle o. The Gsni Council Chamber
st. Georges Bao-EoIesBlnk.BH Of l5S2-Ihe Arhtes-
Autograph Letter Columbus the Bank Of Genoa-Seal o 81
AVTEROG. By the AUrHoG OF "GrT LivISGsToSK' &c
THE TREAD or INVISIBLE FEET.
PORTRAITS AND MEMOIRS.
SHOWED Up"
THE SHADOW OF CANDLEMAS NIGHT
AN EXAMINATION OF TIE CLAIMS OF COLUMBUS tFirs.
Pgpr)
Three Illustrations
ANNE FURNESS tie ArroH oP MABELs PRoGKkssi" &C.
MADAME sIMPLES INVESTMENTS
EDITORS EASY CHAIR
EDITORS LITERARY RECORD.
EDITORS SCIENTIFIC RECORD
EDITORS HISTORICAL RECORD.
EDITORS DRAWER
TERMS FOR HARPERS MAGAZINE, WEEKLY. AND BAzAR:
MAGAZINE, One Copy for one Year............+i 90
WEEKLY, one Copy for one lear............. 90
Bsy.R, Copy for one iear............. 20
HRPEKs MAGAZINE HARrEs WsESLi and HARPERs BaLAR for
one year, s 10 OO or any two for - 90
HARPER BROTHERS, sew-Yerk.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-20

The Tert Book Of Free Masonry, by Member
OF the Craft u. b. Uppncott Col affords complete
handbook Of instruction in all the mysteries and
monies Of the order, and is arranged in form which
makes IL convenient manual OF reference especially
for the younger members OF the Craft
New-York tribune., 1871-01-20

new edition of the sharp political satire,
Ctrs Baby which has already reviewed at length
in columns is published by George Routledge Sons
New-York tribune., 1871-01-20

Among the recent publications of Macmillan
& Co.. which may interest readers The Heroes Of
Asgard by A. and T. KEARY, collection Of tales from
the Northern Ny thOOgy founded on the researches and
transations OF Smrock, Mallet Laing Thorpe, Hewitt
Dasent. and others The Iiad Of Tie East, volume Of
Oriental legends, drawn from the "Ramayana,' by
FREDERIA RICHARDSON; Francis of Assist by Mrs OH
PHtNT singarly attractive biography Of tine founder
of the order Of ST. Francis whom Dante pauses in his
marvellous journey 70 commemorate rs "his beloved
brother poet the spouse OF poverty of all popular heroes
the most sStanless and blameiess " and pleasant
bouquet Of Juvenile stories entitled Wien icas LHe
Girl, by the Author OF "St. Olaves."
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Pes % cent. per opy post paid for 81 Address all orders
with cash belosed, THE TRIBUNE new i"I
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THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC
FOR 1871.


This popular Political and Statistical Annual preirc with great care
!, rnadr Ian p.
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The February Magazines which have thus far
come hand offer little that is worthy Of special note
The GGldTy GeVOes large space to the continuation OF
It's serial stories, which appear to have gained wide
popularity. There is egular essay Successful Peo
Plea form Of composition not much in vogue noW-d
days.-whch shows vein Of original thought and Sus-
tans several brilliant positions, paradgXes with bold
ness and ingenuity. Mr.. Black TO Mr. Wilson is tis
sue of virulent political mvectivc which is quite out OF
place in a literary periodical, and will rcpcl large
Of readers from its pages. The best thing in the
number is Mr.. ThurlOw Weeds suggestion 70 President
Lincoln with regard to the appointment OF Secretary OF
the Navy While discussing the question OF Mr.. Welles's
qualifications for that office, before the subject was final
" dismissed, 81 suggested" says Mr. Weed, that if Mr.
Lincoln when on his way Washington, would stop long
enough in New-York Philadelphia or Baltimore, to
select an attractive hcurehead TO be adorned with
an elaborate wig and uXuran whSkers and transfer IT
from the PROV Of ship tie entrance of tine Navy De
partment, would i'll my opinion, be quse as service
able his Secretary, and less eXpensye-Hdper com
mences new story Of foreign travel by the author OF
"The Dodge Club" entitled the american Baron,
which opens with fair promise "Giass-Blowing as
Fine Art" Along the Florida Reef" and The Bank OF
ST. George Genoa" agreeable and instructive papers
with many excellent illustrations The writer OF an
Examination OF tlfe Claims of Columbus" hbors to
prove that the iustrous navigator did not know what
he was about and had conception of the existence OF
the New World which he stumbled By accident
Seibnc' opens with very interesting account Of the
'NewYorl Mercantile Library relating numerous facts
in regard its history, management, and resources
which, we believe have not before been brought to the
notice Of the public An important article is contributed
| by Professor T. b. Maury, "WeathcrTcegrams and
storm Forecasts" with reference 20 the recent establish
| ment OF the Government SignalScrvice. Mr. ". {. Viii
knson continues his pungent comments on the" Bondage
Of the Pulpit and under Topics Of the Times the editor
offers some seasonabe remarks on the PrusSan War;
| .'The Pope and his People "Home and Its Queen
the scarcity OF Young Men, and other prominent ques
tions Of the dayin addition TO the interesting memo
ria Of Hawthorne, from the advanced sheets of which
we have already made extracts the atlantic has
lively story OF personal experience related by T. b. Aid
rich in his most cheerful STYLE the second number Of
"Castan Days" by John Hay devoted 10 the peculiar
methods of living and dying which prevail in Madrid
| "Amercan Life in France" Tcyiviug the memory of
the early days OF the Republic The notice of Bayard
Taylors Translation of Faust" is specimen OF criti-
| cism that is just and friendly at the same time.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-20
r 1nr,s lrnnsnctions nt the U s. snITreasnrY wore
Taregn Exenanga has been firm at the suhoined quo

God eceps SCG59l g. Currency payments. Sl8j 2j3 .
Gold 80 %
Gold
Currenc lIo8'J -
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THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT THE STOCK ExCIIANGE.-FIRsr CALL
10t O'CLOCK A.. NJ:

1900 e. g. b2o Con IO7. Is 00 0. 520 Re '67lgl
500 80 Con t5'''.'. iOe
OO0...............lO9 lO9 5000 s. S. Ootoup' .U
Sds BoRfsBdEk ana hd~0a-h$Pes
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4 NCHOR LINE.-STEAM TO GLASGOW,
4 LIVERPOOL and LONDONDERRY
fromP Pier ~. North River
EVERY SATURDAY AND ALTERNATE WEDNESDAY,
BRITANSiA SATURDAY, Janu.rY p.
Cabin -5 aHi -Ji Intern elic, $780, Steersge
S28 steeIage tickets from above port.. +2
HENDERSON BROTHERS, Agents,
llnlL LurrI
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TERMS FOR HARPER'S MAGAZINE. WEEKLY. AND BAzAR:
MAGAZINE One Copy for one Year.............+ ~ 90
WEHKLl, one Copy for one Year............. 4 90
BizAH, Copy for one Year............. 90
IaRPRKs MAGAZINE HAKris WEEsLl HARPERs BALAR for
one year $40 10; or any two for - 90
HARPER & BROTHERS Eew-Yark.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-06-07
ssrarkets by Telegraph.
\ MARKETS.


LONDON, June ACCOMPLISHMENTS e1&. Bonds
EEsv;ening.-consols e1z. Bonds coz.
FRANKFORT, June $685..
PARIS, JuLe 6.-Bourse closed buoyant. Ren;es
5sf 47c.
NEW YORK., June 6-Noon-Stocks very strong,
and rather active; Gold steady az l2n Govern,
bonds i. with light changes. Exchange-long
EYening.-Freighis dun. Money easy at 2aa.
issues, advanced x. others steady. Stocks very
dull, eXcept Tennessees, which are strong; new
South Earollnas strong and active. Eennessees
s snss1 9 ssy ~ ss yllE lsVess s. ss : I afT IS .ss l0 ais.
s Ssaas' osroiiluas TX; new ss9: soash csrei,ass
75inew ssh: Specie mi, : TO mtafyo sl0l'o
NEW ORLEANS, June 6.-Sterlng "a. Sight u
premium. Gold 12A..
COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL Neutrality-suspicious. opened with
q hardeniDg. tendency; nplands saSHd; orleans
Orleans skd. Demand for cotton TO arrive I'm
mense.
sHasxd; Orleans ga; sales 20, 900 ?, o sss o Sxpols
and speculation 5000; sales on snip a. Ne" ofieans
shd. ,,,-,,
sgd; sales 10000 bales; for export and speculI-
'tion, 5000. Yarns aud fabrics 6rm.
NEW YORK., June 6-Noon.- cotton opened
excited; uplands 1886, Orleans 2OAc.
Evening-Cotton quiet; sales 1927 bales at
BOSTON. June 6.-Cotton buoyant; middling
2o4a90hc; net receipts 3s bales; gross receipts
1855; sales 800; stock 5000:
BALTIMORE June 6.-Coiton active middllng
19hal9Hc; net receipts, lbs bales;gross, 1888; ex-
ports to Great Britain 40; sales 1926; took 1143
NORFOLK, June 6--Cotton nominal; low mid
<dlngs t5]ae; net receipts $50 bales; exports
coastwise $50: STOCK $3.50.
WILMINGTON. June 5.-Cotton active; middlings
18c; net receipts so bales: sales 40; stock 1925.
SAVANNAH. June 6.-Ootron In good demand;
middlings 1Skc; net receipts $50; exports to
Contir emit S47; sales 200; stock l5,,27 bales.
AUGUSTA. June 6.--CottUn market opened firm,
az IS to lSXc for Liverpool middlings, but closed
dull, Irregular and nominal at 17yA to 1Sc; sales 1ee
bales; receipts 80.
MOBILE, June 6.-Cotton firm; middlings lsc;
net receipts 1884 bales; exports TO Great Britain
8sl; exports coastwise 200; sales 500; STOCK ls,5o4
bales.
NEW ORLEANS, June 6.-Cotton active; middlngs
lskc; nrt rectints 1919; gross 1896; exports 70
Bremen 1914; sales 5000; stock 1858 bales.
GALVESTON, June 6.-GotIon active and eXcit.
ed; good ordinary 1dkal42sc; net receipts 1878
bales; siles 25l o; stock 81 AL.
GALVESTON June 6.-Gotton firm; QUOTATIONS.
unchanged; stock 5000.
PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE hARKETs-
NEW YORK. June 6-Euon.-Flour steady. Wheat
On er and ffm. Corn q shade 1rmer. Pork dull
at S15Ll5 IS. Lard firm. Turpentlne quiet and
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-06-07
MARINE NEHS.
CHARLESTON, S. c..........JUNE Z, 1871,
Lat ss deg 46 min 80 sec. Lon 10 deg 81 min 81 SEE
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamship James Adger, Lockwood. New

Steamship james Adger, Lockwood. New i9r !
Adger Il CO, Jos ID Aiken. T II BRISTOL & co, E f
Bedford, Butter. Chadwiek; Cary + GO. T W B BlSs
W S Blssell. B Bnyd, C c C1e. j G H Clausssn, T NJ
Cater, H C"nis y co, l. cnaTln 4 CO. q G = g z Ess
{ CO, B Duvai& sou, NJ Drake. DOwie, NOISE &
Davis; southern Exnress co, Epptnger. Russell q
co. Elias L Bros, u F Fleming y co. FUrSythe, NC.
Comb L 20, Gouleven err Bros, Jos Gorham IA
Hunt. J H Hil!en. J Huriamn + CO, . G%raveley;
B Gerdrs & co, G S. Hacker, Fl u HLwley, Miss E
Haas. Holmes, G ,lder Il CO, Holiness Book Store,
Goodrich. Mtneman & co, q H Johnson. L KenaSe.
Rrtete \ Chairman, Kllnck, WitHenberg t. CO,
P F Murray, H Katie s, co, F Z KracEe. Chas
Lttsehgt, Laurty & Alexander. Locke, q Lii-
entnal.& co, O a Lengnlck. A LANCER, J II Muller,
Mantoue 4 co. MenKe i Muller, N cohen, W Nc
Kay, WIN Marscher. J Madsen, b K Nruryille, ] :
OIe ann, A Nimitz. Mcqueen d Rircke. II Marks,
ON. III q Son, ostenaorn Y co, U P Poprenn"tm,
. X Pankntn, . RICHTER, Raw mel L co, f scot,
L Schnell F BSroddard & 60. 40 Slime Strneus,
Werner / Quicker. CT schu'man, s sou,er. NJ
Triest. s Thompson, J F Ia! lor 4 c.. Vince. =
Wulch. r Thonlinson & co. Tiedenan. calder 4
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1ESvssaning.-southsrn nourunchansed: Whisssy
arm at csc. Wheat lc higher and 10 gooa e s7 sas
demand: winter red and amber western % US ~
/ "a. Corn lc better, eleslpg dull a. 71aISAc.
Pork easier at SIS. Lard, Kettle Iurpen'
BAITxNoHE,I1ne 6.-Ffour quiet and steaay:
wheat duIlhntnrm. Corn, White 5sc; yeli0 rS, ga
fsc. PORK unchsnGed. Baeon,WsaEef shouiaers
1sTxc. Lardiduil:at liz. WhtsssHsasHasic.
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forNo j, s2l0i0gNo 2, S. so for palsss tnT ~.
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chiefly high grades; stock ssaTe sSn rrlos.s : Wc:
dull.TsPorS SIS so. Bacon; packed snouioS5s eIaE,
sidessaasKc. Lard, tiercs7oc; beg lSsrGn.skes
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shade higher. PoFk weak at So 81 e: Bacon Be- steady
and in moderate aemand. w, Ma.h Hsyy- ss sinner
IS s7Xas; double So 50; treble Ssd6 as W os asan
snGar.cured hams ilSNal4k. Heress Gull; gerce
1oTs Eeglaal2hc;an fohers unedangEd