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LIVERPOOL. setember s.-Noon.-Lard 4Is.

LIVERPOOL. Setember 1s-Noon.-Lard 4ls.
Eyening.-Tallow 43s Sd to 4is.
NEW YORK, september 1s-Noon.-slour dull
ana heavy. Wheat dull and declining. Corn
steady. Pork steady at s13 4oa13 So. Lard firm.
Turpentne very 1rm at 6la62c. RosIn quiet at So
for strained.
Evening. g.-Flour-Southern dull ard dropping;
common to fair extra Sc 35a7; good TO choice
81 10a9. Whiskey frmer at 90. Wheat shade
firmer; winter red Western 81 4sa1 SIS. Corn
closed frmer at 7la72Hc. Rice dull at SAa9Ac
Pork steady at Sl3 so. Lard, kettle 91ac. Tur
neutine very firm at 6la62. Rosin quiet. TalloW
| sIa92sc.
BALTIMORE, September 1s.-Flour dull, but
firm. Wheat steady. Provisions 1rm. PORK sii
Shoulders 7Ac. Lard lOal04c. WatsEey 93a93H'
CINCINNATI, September is Flour oull ana .ii Ga
changed. Corn steady. Pork, demand nSnt
| holders firm at S12 75al3 Lard, holders nrm; ano
| &c asked. Bacon in good demand aad snade ie
higher; shoulders &c; clear slies TSasc; GEAR ITO
| held at 71sc. Whlskey 90c.
Sr. Louis, September 1s.-Flour hrm; supernne
| 81 lOa4 So Corn lower; sacks 12c. Wnlskey soc.
| Bagginp unchanged. Pork sl3. Bacon slrong;
| shoulders 74a7hc; clear sides SaSAc' LaFo
louisville, September Is Flour active. Corn
scaice. Provisions firm, with an advancing ten
dency. Pork Sl3al3 50 Shoulders 7ci clear rio
sides 7kc; clear sides saS'4c packed. Lard s4a
KEW ORLEANS, September 1s.-Flour dull; su
| perdne S.; double S.; treble So 4oa6 so. Corn
white mixed "a :; white IS. Oats quiet at 53d59c
Bran dull at 81 Is. Hay, none here. PORK aul
| and lower: mess sl4a14 rs. Blcon quiet al Sas5l
| ask, to 9Ea9A. Choice sugsr-cured hams scarce
| at l8c. Lard higher; tierce l04al0hc; EeG iiAa
/ H. sugar and molasses, no marker. WnlsSey
socaSl. Coffee, no stock.
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MEMORANDA.

The following are the coGsignees per steam. hip
Empire. HiucElev, from Philadelphia, expected
to-day: " A CCurtenay, Railroad Agents Jas NJ
Eason Il Bro, \ " Eckc. & CO, L II Beehe & Bro,
F Wleters, Cameron, Bark.ey 4 CO, J z johnson,
C u FRANKIE " Chapman i CD, Mantoue j co, J
S Fairly i CO, Dowie, Noise u Davis, 3 O'Nei!l. H
Cerdts 4 co, Laurey i Alexander, DR. II Baer,
Tal lor & co, Walker, Evans Cogswell, Jno uur.
kamp & CO. Z Li'innthal i CO, Goldsmith 4 Son,
NJ Adger, Holmes i Calder, II Bulwink!c, Byrne
& Fogarty, Bo.lmanu Bros, McLear y Kendall,
" Williams & CO. krobcloch 4 Small l. Schnell,
a T;erenthal, L weiskopf. Tiedeman, Calder i co,
F. Perry G Luhn. Locke, E Bates co, A
ANIME, Klatte & co, Jefrcrds CO. A Johnson,
G " Almar. K!inck. Wickenoerg & CO, c fank.
min, Hirt i CO. Kornahrtns. Claghorn, Her.
ring 4 co. Macqueen & Riecke. Strauss 4 Ero A
Il Lewith, Captain Bradley, d a Walker, Mowry &
Son, Pring!e i son. J II Claussen, F c Borner,
II BischotT & c., Stenens. Werner 4 Ducker. John
Thomson K co. Brewer Il KohnGe, c P Poppen-
helm, Steele & Wardeil, J r Browne, Adger i
CO, and Others.
The scAr Marion, from Liverpool FOR Charleston,
has been surveyed on the railway at Norfolk; her
copper Is nearly or; vessel much strained, and
VIII require extra kelsoLs in her bottoms. also.
ANA cleaned out OF her. and vessel refastened
Where needed; VIII require caulkng all over and
new metal Ut on, and her shoeing is of fore and
aft; when she comes on she will he frst.class
vessel. Her cargo. which was landed on the
beach at Body Island, had not reached Norfolk on
the 18th inst.
The bark Marie LoIise, Smith, from s, Helena
S {, for Cork, with cargo OF phosphates nut into
Hampton Roads on the l4th inst, leaking badly
and Will be towed to Baltimore Tor repairs.
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Markets by Telegraph.
MoSEY MARKETa.

LONDON. September ls-Noon.-consols saH'
JNUs EyeniSe.-Consols ssk. Bonds es1.
PARIS September is-Soon.-Bourse heavy;
rentes 57f &c.
Evenng.-Rentes 5'f SC.
NEW YORK. Septembe; B-Noon:-fTegns IS dull.
iHal4X Governments steady and dull. State
bonds dull and heavy. Money easy.
= Eyening.-Money .,eady az Sa4. oo!n urn q a'
IlHa14x Govern ments steady; sixty-twos l52I.
Sfaies very dullHpd prices heavy. Tennessees 7lA
new 72. virgDias So; new So. L'uislanas 65;
new 50; levees II; eights Ss. Ala6amas 100; hves
az Georgias 81; sevens 81. North Caronas Al;
new "a South Caroliras IS; new 56}l. Freights
NEW ORLEANS, September 1s.-BAnk sterling
23H. Sight q prem. Cold 1873.
COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, September lS-Noon.-Cotton o. en-.
ed dim; uplands OK, orleans 9Aa9Td.
Later-Co,ton du,l; uplands 9Hd, orleans 924d;
sales IL 600 bales; speculation and eXpor, 60 y.
Evening.-Cotton closed Gull; uplands eKd;
new YORK, September 1S-Noon.-Cotton dull
and heavy; uplanGs 20Xc. Orleans 21l4c; sales
1000 bales The sales OF futures on saturday
evening, were 300 bales; November lehales;
December 19Xa19i.; January l9Aal9I; Marcn
Eyenpg-Cotton dull and lower; sales 1851
bales; uplands 201sc, Orleans 26Hr. sales OF cot
ton for future delivery 1oS 90 eaeS SeVem
ber leX to 19k; Dccemter 10 10 10 leA; Febru
sry isx; January lsH to 1875; February lsA
March "; April 2OAc. ,,,,
BOSTON, September lS.-COtton dull; mi'ldiings
ztXc; net receipts bales; gross 81; sales 500
stock-6cCo.
PalIsDzspHrA, September la-co;t,n quiet
miadlings 20c.
BALTIMORE, September 1S.-Cotton dull and
lower: midd.i .ings 20Sc: net receipts $50 bales;
gross 3i5; exports eoastwse ll7; sales Is; STOCK
1914
NORFOLK, September 1s-Cotton steady; low
middiings l9Aal9hc; net receipts leo; exports
cosstwiSe 264: stock 1870.
CITY POINT, September ls.-Coiton. net re-
toeipts OF the week % bal,s.
WILMINGTON, September 13 Cotton quiet: mid.
.dlnes 9hc; net receipts 40 bales; eXpvrts coas:.
wise $50: sales 81; stock 62S
SkvASSAH. September 1S-Cotton firm; low
IIniddings l8%c; net receipts 40; exports coast
wise llS3; sales 20; stock S4Ss.
.AEG; STA. September 1a-Cotton quiet; Eetre'
celprs;i0 bales; sales 6.
, MOBILE September 18.--Cotton steady and IN
fair demand; m,ddiings 19llc; net receipts 2ls
baIes: sales 200; stock 64S4.
MEMPHIS, september lS-Cotton quiet ano
veaS; middlings le7ac
,tddiin GA 2OiIc net receipts 725 bales; gross e24
nIuorts coastwi,e 5000; sales 400; STOCK l6 Isl.
GIyrsr3N. september 1S.-Cotton quie'; good
ordinary Tic; net recelpts eoo Oa'es' exports
,ooas:Wtse 1904; sales $50; STOCK i.'ioi.
PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
rospov september 1s-Ever!ng.-Turrent ne
Or mer at As Cd.
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L4TEsT COMMERCIAL NEWS
Imports.

L1vERpooL-Per British ship Lady Dutrern.loo
tons pig iron, 10 Bones. Brown co; 4ooI ounuie'
Louis; 1924 bundles iron ties. TO w Bee co;
1000 busdles iron ties to Brown Bros co; 500?
bundles iron ties, to Order; 27 cases, 70 oruer;
Brown Bros co; ls crates earthenware, cask
earthenware, ls5 crates earthenware, casks OF
glass, to W L Webb; casks and 2 cases hard.
ware, to P Poppenheim; 20 pSgs hardware, 70 Z
/ cask chains, l bag nails casE hardware, TO
Agnew Sons; II anvlls, 81 bags nails, II CASKS
chains, crate holowware, bdle hollowware TO
ers, sS5 spiders, 1914 covers, 3 bundles pans, 8
casks and cases hardware. TO Adger CO.
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New York Naval stores Market.

tember ls: Spirits turpentlne opened rather
weak owing to increased arrivals, but at the
close, with Considerable inquiry for full parcels
the market closed firm. Slies embrace SEQ bar
rels here aud TO arrive at 59a6cc; 1900 barrels ID
Wlminton on private terms. supposed at 55c; 27o
barrels here In merchantable order at 60c; So
barrels to arrive at 59c closing at soc In yard and
60c ON dock. Rosius.-Tne market for strained
Is less active. Fine grades are IN very fair de-
maud from The home trade. Prices generally are
without change. Sales are 200 barrels strained al
So 10 f. o. b. We quote strained at s2a3; No
So 2Sa3 rs; No l $ia5: pale IS 25a6 so; extra pae
Sc 7OaS 75 Tar Is selling slowly; Wilmington So.
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New York Rice Market.

From the Daily Bulletin, Saturday, September
l6: The market is firm aud uniform, and the de-
mand from the trade very good. Export orders
are at hand but they are no. pressing, and ship
pers move with caution. The supply OF domestic
not very large but there appears to be plenty ol
foreign available at present. Sales OF 10 tlerces
Carolina at saasHc, and 800 bags East India al
eXa7Hc.
From the Journal OF Commerce: The business
Is very moderate 10 day, but the market retains
full strength. We notice sales OF 40 tierces Caro-
lima At sxaehc, and 800 bags Rapgoon and Patna
at 6Za7n,
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A Little While Age.

Oh tell me not that my brothers dead,
That the bloom ot his youth is thus early sneu'
He went TO the House OF God, know,
Only-a little While ago
I saw him ascend the pulpit stair,
heard him offer fervent prayer
heard his wo' ds IKE music uo"'
Ony-a little while ago
ue nreached on the theme lie loves tne oeSv,
xt Mheere oil else Is log: here renal. q rest :"
And watched his e. with rapture glow,
Only-a little while aeo y
The brave want res. when the battles ser,
The mariner sighs or the peaceful shore,
Rut the Christian 1nhs no rest GeloW !
Thus he spake-but while ago
Shall gaze no more on that calm, pale face?
Shall hear him no more In that molly place:
Can the voice be mute that enchanted so,
Only-a little while ago'
I loved my brother from earliest youth,
His clear. strong mind-his heart OF truth;
watched ca h dar..Ig virtus grow,
And all-but a. little while ago
Yet, why should We mourn lie ~lu tuS VA o'
For him. at least, There remained rest"
A brighter, q happier home, we know,
Than he gladdened-a little while ago.
VIII.
BY the couch where the orlle. the WIDOW Weeps
ais viewless spirit font vigil keeps.
And whispering, speaks. There Is rest ITO"
woe,n
found ia little while ago.
TX.
No gloomy vew's funereai shade
Bends o'er the grave where the salnt ls lald,
Beneath fair tree that will bud and oioW,
We left him-a little while ago.
X.
He b:ossomed on earth like that tulip tree,
Like 1t he will bloom 10 Eternity,
For angels that minister TO and ITO,
Let him ina little while ago.
XI.
OF think, my sister: OF that bright shore. ,o
where the links OF love will unclaSp no more,
whence all this parting here below
viii seem-but II tie while ago!
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Receipts by l,ailro.d, September Is.
sorfH CAROLINA RAILROAD.

6lo bales cotton. 81 bales goods lso bbis nour,
A Salinas, Pelzer, Rodgers & co, Aowry Son,
C Williams CO, Pnngle & Son. A Smith.
Il Walter CO. Frost 4 Adger, Wiss co, Muir.
daugh Mathews, Reeder Davis, Roach q
4 20, " b Williams Son. W K Ryan, W Bee
L CO. Jons,on, Crews L CO, Brodle co, II Cobia
L co, Smith, n Caldwell Son, kinsman
Howell, W Courtney Il CO, witte Bros, Dowling
4 CO, e K Holmes, II Klatte CO, G Follin, sloan
& Seignious, Raye1el, Holmes 4 co.
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MARINE NEWS By TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK. September 17.-Arrired, the steam.
ships Mercedita, Algeria, Virginia, Hermann aad
Oceanic.
September la.-Arrlved, steamships Nevada and
and Peruvian.
SAN FRANCISCO. September ls.-The ship Annie
Sise was totally wrecked.
SAVANNAH, September l7.-Arrived the steam.
shirs Huntsville and Magnolia, New York; Wyo.
ming, Philadelphia.
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Marine NEWS.
CHARLESTON, S. C......... SEPTEMBER l:
la, 81 deg 10 min 80 sec. Lon 7adeg 81 min q SEE
.RRlvEu YESTERDAY.

British ship Lady DuGcrin. Flynn, Liverpool
sailed August 4th. Assorted ca'go. To Henry
card, Bones Brown s CO, State Savings Institu.
ron, st Loa.s, VIM Bee & CO, Brewer Brts CO,
W l. WEBB, c Graveley g P Poppenheim. Hart d
CO, ] Agnew i Sons, J E Adger i CO and Order.
Boat from Edisto. 8 tales upland cotton. To
StCney 4 LOwndts.
Boat from Christ Church. l bag sea Island cot.
ten. TO S;oley 4 Lowndes.
SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
Steamship South Carolina, Beckett, from New
York, september 10.
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From the Daily Bulletin, Saturday. Septrm.
Der ia: Receipts to-day 1850 bales. There Il
good demand for all grades OF shipping, anl the
market again pretty steady. Sales are 200 bal
for wilmington, IS for Charleston, 20 for Norfolk,
o5 for Portsmouth and 20 for Jacksonville, all at
81 o5. Retail Is fairly active. but the extreme
prices are not so easily obtained. Straw Is qliet
and rye Is barely steady.
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Interior cotton Markets.

SELMA, September l6.-Tbe demand is active;
market closing lrm, with an upward tendency.
Strict middlings l9H cents, middlings lsS, low
middlirgs lsIsals2l. Sales l25 bales.
MONTGOMERY, September 16.-Our market is
drm and prices are unchanged. Receipts ught.
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PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY
under the immediate supervision the
the drawing % GoT sm m their
business DAY for SIX
n any Bank Express GO%
ee%paed eaa % Ds m eeae ae is
win Iund Thousand Tickets instead Two Hunss
49, a aHa ss 1 @ as I
particularly noee that for wsas np
e I6 s @ @
awarded and paid
New Orleans III onsi that be drawn one day
viii published Tickets VIII nave printed s@
address this ONCE
TICKETS TICKETS slotA
business Mercantile 1nn@ Is h saf
tickets that
MANNER OF DRAWING.
plainly
numnT
or boz whes T
gin the eth $780, o
1864 TICKETS DISPOSED OF IN JULY.
tickets 600 nom
s gre 3 1 Tns 80 ss The large @ shs ss @ 5 m %
Will paid in fau-n being intended nas
tng the 5penss
sales pay asaSuIy se
Tickets
CHAS. r. PETERS, Manager, Louisville, KY.
No. 1a hAIN
@ ss No Meeting
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DACIFIO MAIL STEAMSHIP OOMPYS
rHaorGH LINE TO
CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND JAPAN.
FARES GREATLY REDUCED.

FARES GREATLY REDUCED.
Steamers OF the above line leave Pier <f<FHGA
No. AZ. North River. foot OF Canal
Street, New York, at II O'Clock noon, OF the 15tf
ali 3)th OF every month except when these
dates fall on Sunday, then the Saturday preced
ing.
All departures connec: q, Panama With Hteam
ers for South Pacific and Censrai American rorte
lepartr re of 18th touches at Kingston. Jamaica
For japan and China. steamers leave San Fran
cisco trst OF every month except when 1t falls on
Sunday; then on the day preceding.
No California steamers touch a. Havana, olt
60 direct from New YORK to Aspinwaii.
One hundred pounds baggage free TO each adoI,
Medicine and attendance free.
For Passage Tickets or other Information appy
at the C0MPANY'S TICKET OFFICE, on tie
wharf foot OF Canal street, North River, New
York. F.R. BABY, Agent.
jlly26 Tyr
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The Charleston Cotton, Rice and Naval
Stores n, fket.
OFFICE oHaRLssroR NEWS. |


orY1cB CH,RLBsroR NEWS.
MONDAY EVENING, September ls, 1871.
CorToN.-with easier dispatches from the North
ern market the article showed less strength, the
rates being slightly softer, without being quot
ably lower. Sales about s25 bales, largely to one
purchaser, say IL at 1S 30 at 1S4, so at lsh, AT
Isx, so at 1sx, 70 at 49, Sc at 1s4, l6 at 1e, at
zoe. We quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to good ordinary .....-l5 @l9
Low mtddlng.-......-- ..-.-.....!s ts@ie&
Mildlug ............Ie eV-
Strict middling. ..lsN9-
RICB.-The market for this grain was quiet and
no transactions took place.
NAVAL SToRBs-On Saturday the market was
active with light stock Of roslu; sales $50 bbls
low grades, say Nos and 8, the former at 81 so
and the latter at 81 40 per bb!. There was good
business In spirits with sales OF $50 bbls new made
ct soa5lc per gailon-mostly at the latter figure.
To day q small lot OF spirits changed hands on
private terms. Also, so bb.s extra No and No l
rosn at IS so TO g. 40 bbs low No st So so to IS,
100 bbls extra No Q and No at 81 so to 2 IS, $50
bbls No 8 at 81 40. The market closed nrm With
q good demand for all grades.
PRlIeHre.-To Liverpool ey steam, direcf,
nomiual on uplands; via New York, Ad
ON uplands, 'Xd on sea islands; oy ua,l,
on uplands s.ls@Xd, sea tslands nominal.
Hsyre nominal. Uoastviss-to New York
by stesm, xc on urisnda and lc on eca
islands; 81 as 2 tierce on rice; oy sail, Kc q
eoton; p tierce on rice: 4oc q barre on roslp,
SOS on lumber; 5000 2 n on timber.
Boston, by sail, Kc p b on upland cotso: Z.
10 Providence, BY sail s. q n cn boards, y
2 d on cotton; by steam 81 baie on New
York rates. To Philadelphia, by steam, nc q fb
On uplauds; by sail, s! p Z on boards; 80 o.
t'mScr; s. y ton on Cay, AID sa&s 50 en- 9hos
pns.ed. To Baltimore, By steara. &c q BY
SAL, asE@- p Y en boards; $;@}2sT ton n
sunos>aate rock. vessels are in demand oJ
or merchants to tate lumber lights freD
Georgetown, 8. C., Darien acd sasLls River, G".,
a,d Jacksonville, E;s., TO Northern Scrrs, and $40
eI3 a L are the rates on lumber and oosrda
EXCHANGE. Sterling 60 day bills nominal
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. - The saIks are pur'
chasing .ight checks en- New York al par; days
u Oh; 10 days u or; Is days-oH; 20 days - on;
30 days on. They are selling sight checks at i
premium.
G0LD-1394.
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be Dtred the
Immediately Each and every
AWARDS.
Certificate the eta numbers obtained on me e
S. membranes valued
s meeting
win be entitled award that Threes.o Warehouse No l Meeting street,
the "a tne
ncumorancea
obtained on the Ran
Dwelling
ha
.:
having the obtained 5ne lame
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The splendid rside.wheel Steamship CHAM;
PfON. e. ". Lockwood, Commander, viii Sail
from Adgers Wharf on WEDNESDAY, the 2otn IN
stant at IL o'clockd ~
a3- Through Bills OF Lading given on Cott3n TO
Liyerpool, Boston, r.vidence and the New Eng
land manufacturing towns.
For Freight engagements only, apply 70 =,
sepl6-4 JAMES AOohn W.
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following Gifts
ONE GRAND GIFT OF
ONE GRAND GIFT OF

distribution the
staohsn
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montgomery Cotton Statement
Stock on hand Thursday night, Sep.
temb r IA, 1871, by actual count.
Selma Cotton Statement.
New York Hay Market,

Stock on hand September Is, 1S7l.....
Received same week last year.
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TWO HUNDRED { FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
REAL ESTATE and U. s. GOLD BONDS
cvo
A.
CHARLESTON CHARITABLE ASS0CIAT ION
f. r. EE SCHOOL r u II ID,
THEl SESSION
AND APPROVED MARCH g. 1871
ONLY FIVE DOLLARS PER SHARE
OF
O'CLOCK

POSITIVELY WEDNESDAY THE 22D DAY
ER PUBLIC The CHARLESTON AT oCLOCKAh
The New York herald., 1871-02-08
oo' lbs AZ $40. No.. ,ns latter price for

choiA Texas. WV "''0' p'''' 'of
Tog. 90 was steady with fair demand Tue s,lea az
seed ea Nwere v0 cases Pennsylvania 1870 crop y2c n
2lc 100 eN o " crop on private terms nd $50 baies
WMisaEy,- seeipts i9l bbls. with a smal demand
the marker wss s1eay Tho sales were abou! 100 obs
mostly at 93,9c.
strong M an ady4n since the year 81 40 N,
graz es Of leegc and lc extra and
gndes OF puled fhe demand continues iagey f0r
the melirr, and Iynies ard vita 4e marcel marry
holders are enabled to reIze very full prices. Caofaa
and Texas woo!s IN good requeit, but IN AZ.
fault OF nn average stock the attention manu-
iactuers IS Turned soutcr, "a orega sarplons tho
transactions rEtricted by t light stock now Tie
Kot The aes embrace 29tylINs fleece inela'ng 10000
% Ouo lbs secure 5oc. e5c. i0O0N lbs state Western
~ 90 t9c; 9,Ol1 lbs low idc; g20 Us. Ge3rgia S1s
100J9 los unwnshrd Kenicky de; lnGl os. uAwashei
eomblng Ale iao.o les Jersey tis stoe oa coarse e9
aac. 1900 lbs. pic SlocN Jsc 10 D lossOhio f2OJ
b. do. Xxx, b5s; h9@c; $500 lhs unmeelan abe
32l1c also 100 zoo pounds Gle. 2Sc 1010
medium co private tc,rnu 7ltol lbs. California No
for NO. Il lbs extra pulled 4Qe ic $4,000 los sper
do. 4c a7ec b0J No. 2, slc. 2000l lbs Mesza pulled
a. reserved rate Sheep skins are modera,ely eoe
sigii advance for such In goot condition. Wa note
sales OF ab1 bales washed Mes2a an private terms
The New York herald., 1871-02-08
SOUTHERN SECURITIES STRONG.

SOUTHERN SECURITIES STRONG.
The Southern list was, without exception, strong,
with considerable activity IN the new and special
tax bonds Of North Carolina. The market was firm
at the close, when the following street prices pre-
vailed:-Tennessee, ex coupon, 63al Ga; do. new,
63Ss 63ai; Virginia. coupon. 6l]s 65; do, new,
81 a0lh; DO, registered stock, old, 4o6 co. Georgia
sixes 81 s2 do. sevens, SO 80; do do old, SO 60;
North Carolina, ex-coupon, 47 o AZ u; do. funding,
1860, 81 a 40; do do, 1868, 50 81; do, new 256
20: do, special tax, 1S9l 90; Missouri skies, so2l
90; do Hannibal and ST. Joseph s91s a go; Loulsi-
ana sixes 81 6s; do, new, 60 G3 do. Levee sxes
~ IS; do. do, eghts, so q s5 do Penltentiary
sevens, 70 rs; do. Railroad eiGhts, IS 50; Ala
bana fives 10 72 DO. eghts. 9s a 100; DO. Railroad
eights, 90 %; South Carolina skies, "a rs; do,
new, January and July, 69,a 59A; do. do, Aprl
and Octobsr 6o1s e2 do regular stock old, 60 q
60; Arkansas skies, 81 GO; do. sevens, 55 a 60.
The New York herald., 1871-02-08
D 'MEsII, MA X r..

0swHao, Feb. Z. i3ef.
Flour unchanged, with n moderate demau s,les 200
bhis At 81 % for No sprlng 37 81 amber WINTER BS
for white winter $s rs for douo Wheat anici. No.
MilwanSee club, b. Cnrn stles lots tic
Oats qnet Barcy held AT 90c. 81 for far 10 choice Cam
ma Rye AMI peas Inactive Corn meal A. 50 for boed,
III s0 Tor unbotcd per cw. Mfeed nrm shorts 25; stp
ss slns s2 as mid lin q @3l s:s per ton H;hwines
szc Railroad freShts four-To Boston, 7c.: 10 New
YORK tSc to Albany, SO. and rnfeei TO Boston,
~ GU " New YORK, 10 20 and To Albany pb 81 ton
CLEVELAND, Feb T. 1871
$24o. y "
LouIavIlLE, Feb q 1871.
&5 % n 10 So Bagsing weak.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 2, 1871.
Cotton steady M.dlings, lac. " &c. No. receipts,
IQSl4 bales; gross, N3i3 ESpoF,s--fO Britain,
lO,s9s; to Barcelona 1923. Sales a,.0U stock 24s g5
The New York herald., 1871-02-08
STOCKS DULL AND STRONG,

The stock market was heavy at the opening OF
business and continued dull at decline OF about x
per cent pending the first Intelligence from the
disaster on the Hudson River road. At midday
better feeling set in, and some large purchases OF
Ohio and Mississippi. alleged to be for
the parties VINO procured the recent In.
junction, started some animatIon; but while
the general list became strong and prices
rose nearly tnreequarters per cent the activity was
only spasmodic and Intermittent The improve
ment was due In great measure to the announce
mont that the bill reported by the Ways and Means
Committee in Congress would do away with the tax
on the earnings and dividends OF railway corpora
tions The best prices were generally maintained
to the close. The extreme fluctuations Of tho day
were as fOlloWs.-