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The State Of South Carolina-.-Ahbe.
Wills County,


COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
George Med. Miller and J. Towns Robertson.
doing business under tho firm name OF
Miller d Robertson, plaintiffs, ag ain st James
III. Martin, defendant.
70 Jdn1es NJ. Martin, defendant in This action:
NOU arc hereby aum oned and required to
IL answer tho complaint in this action.
which is filed in the Office of the Clerk OF the
court OF Common Pleas tor the said County.
ana to serve copy Of your answer on the
snbscribers, at their Office, at Abbeville Court
House, within twenty days aftor tho service Of
tnls summons on you, exclusive OF the day OF
service. Nl!it- ,ltf MI
II you fail to answer this complaint. within
the time aforesaid, tho plaintiffs will take
Judgment against you, for the sum OF three
nundred and seventy-seven dollars and forty
Two cents, with interest Mt the rate of seven
per cent. per annum, from the twentieth div
OF February, one thousand eight hundred and
seVenty-ono, on the sum of two hundred aud
nine dollars and sixty cents and costs,
THOMSON & FAIR,
Plaintiffs Attornoys.
Dated Abbeviile Court House, goth of Feb
ruary, 1871.
70 ne defendant, James III. Martin:
Take notice that tho summons in this action,
of which the foregoing is copy, was filed in
tne ohce OF the Clerk Of the Court OF Common
Pleas, ct Abheville Court House, for Abboville
Connty in tho State OF South Carolina, on tHd
2osh Of February, 1871. \
THOMSON & FAIR,
april s6 Plaintiffs Attornevs
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MoLAssEs, Cuba, ,35Qc50
New Orl'ns 9O@I 0O
Sugar H'se.. 6009U
NAILS, q kegs 50@G 90
ONIONS. 't}bus1 1902 90
OIL, Kerosene, e 45@5O
Machinery. 1901 90
SPECIE, Gold @IOS
Silver. :. 6o1 O3
PoTAT's, Iris l OO092 90
Sweet. bus 9ODI 90
RICE, Carolina a ID 0D1O
SHOT: t!bag. . 50Q12 55
SALT, Livcrp.2 20@2 %
SOAP, Glib. .7A@10
SPIRITS, Alcohol, ,gl5 90
brandy "a 00QD12 OO
Gin 20 0007 so
Eum. 20 00@t7 20
Whiskey.. L 350i 90
SUGAR, Crns Il 7. .1G
Brown...... .12014
STARCH, u ft... 8t@10
TEA, Green Ii l 00G52 90
Black, Il O0G11 10
ToBAcco, Cllw. .G0QSl 90
Smoking, t..500I1 90
VINEGAR, Wine, .50@GO
French. MlOO
WINE, Cham. 28@35 co
Port, T3gal3 00@5 80
Sherry. 75@7 00
Madeira. s. 00@8 90
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gInAncIALslAiN,i]ni, AnIAl NJ, .Ooa}SSISEToI;IaL.

rs-es.s.
: Lospof, : ga s. : AZ March 1T.T;yening, = 0on..
L1vRaPoon, March 81 --Eyenine. Got.
ton duli-uplands TX; Orleans 75z;'sales
l0.O0O bales, including 1000 for export
and speculation; stock aaoat 562, 900, of
which American is 3e5, ,OO0.t 8 l. iatsG n
LONDON, March 31-Noon. .-Consols
9316. Bonds 921S.
dull--np!ends TX; Orleans ~; sales of
the week 81, 900 bales; exports $4,000:
speculation 5000; stock 75O, 900, Of
which American is 4l5,0 receipts
1000. of which American is II. 600:
nctnal exports %, 900.
NEW YORK, March 31-Noon. Bread
stuffa and pork quiet. Cotton weak
uplands 10; Orleans 15h. Govern.
ments strong. State stocks steady
Money 4. Gold 1923. Sterling-long
9M; short lO26.
|: ~ Z. M.-Money very easy. Exchange
9A@9T., Gold lOas@101S. Govern
ments advanced 14@Iao. all around.
Southerns opened dull, with sharp adj
vance in Virginias and Tennessees. Cot.
ton dull and heavy; sales 1891 bales
uplands 1915. Southern flour dropping,
at 9. 6.909750 for common to fair extra.
Whiskey 92@92L. Wheat 1(a2c. bet
ter for spring. Corn active, at S30S3 4
for new Western. New mess pork %. Of.
Lard heavy, at 1917.
BosroS, March 31.-Ootton steady-
middling 1539(9151a; receipts 1,051
bales; sales 400; stock $4,000: receipte
OF the week 6, ,405; sales 2, 200.
C1NoINNATI, March 31.-Mess pork in
light demand and holders firm, at 90. so:
asking 2l.00. Clear rib and clear sides
held at 1014@11.
W1IM1NoToN. March 31.-Cotton quiet
EGnd steady-middling IA; receipts "a
bales; sales Is; stock 2,751; receipts OF
the week 239; snies 16G.
BALTIMORE. March 31.-Cotton quiet
and steady middling 141a@14s1; re-.
ceipts 374 bales; sales 22O; stock 10, 45O:
receipts of the week 2,667; sales 2. .765.
MoDILE, March 3l.-Cotton quiet
miidd!ing Az; receipts 1923 bales
sales 900; stock IS, ,36O; receipts of the
week 6,364; sales 6.4OO.
AUGUSTA, March 31.-Cotton closed
quiet and easy, at 1873 for middling
salss l25 bales; receipts 400.
NEW ORLEANS, March 31.-Cotton
quiet middling 141a; receipts 5,845
bales; sales 1000; stock 253, 49a; receipts
OF the week 36,815; sales of che week
$3.50. Flour scnrce and frm-super.
fine 6.25; double 687; treble z. .l2@T25.
Corn easier, OF II. Pork dullOmess
2l5O. Bacon 81s@12; sugar.cured
hams 15Ia@16. Lard-tiorce l2@18
keg 13I@l3a4. Sugar firmer-fair 73.
@sH; prime 1O@1OA. Molasses@
prime firmer, at 3O945; plantation re.
boiled $4,000. Whiskey-We
rectitied 85@95. Coffee steady, at 14(d
CHARLEsToN. March 3l.-Cotton dull
-middling II; receipts 578 bales; sales
goo; stock 2I,4S1; receipts cf the week
8. 1851; sales s, 600. n
NonFoLK, March 31.-Cotton dull
low middling 13; receipts 73O bales; sales
LOO; stock 6,246; receipts of the week
5,5l9; sales 555.
SAVANNAH, March 31.-Cotton STEADY
and III inir demand middling il; re-
oeipts 1890 bales; sales loo; stock
55. 534; receipts Of the week 10, 532; sales
7,10O.
GALVESTON. March 31.-Cotton ouie,
good ordinary 12@124; receipts 82t
baies; sales Loco; stock Sc, $40; RECEIPTS
OF tho week 6,55S; sales $3.50
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Supreme Court,

:, MARCH 2U, 1871.
Il to commence on the THIRD TUESDAY in
April next, the causes on tho several Ctrouits
shall be called In the following order, and the
time to be allowed to the hearing OF causes
from each Circuit shall be to tho day fixed for
the commencement Of the next, except ae to
the last below named, to which shall be al
lowed ten days, If 30 much be necessary:
Third Crcutt-TuesdAy. April 1S.
Second Circuit-Monday. April a.
Sixth hOircuiI-Wednestiay April &c.
Seventh Circuit Wednesday, May 8.
Eighth circuit Monday, May 8.
Eth Circuit Monday, May is.
By order OF the Court. ''f.
ALBEIT II. BOoZER,
Acr:! enc Clerk.
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HAnaerluan gInsoiligen,oe.,

CHAR1EsroN, March IL 81.-arriyed-
) Steamers James. .Adger, New York; Ma
ryland,a Bltimore3 & eohooners L. @. g.
<Mishatt, Baltimore; Benjamin Reed.
Norfolk I. May Day, Rockport; Johr,
sMoA dem boston Samuel Fish, Belfast:
e. 81 s aa Hilier, = New York. Sailed
steamer; rginia, p Philadelphia. 4
I SAN FRANCISCO, March 3l.-There has
been sygreat drought. and the injury to
the crops ie heavy, Y The gale drove four
steamers ashore; two OF which were to.
tally Iosts Indian troubles are increas.
ing III Arizodiia:f = Y, $50. 5..
b, HAyANA, March 81 Gen. Modesto
Dias surprised seventy spaniards, near
.Bayanao;; and all except the Spanish
'eohief were Captured or killed. Diaz
y also snfpfiRs&dd rs cavalry. force, killing
/ twelyes The ipSnrgent losses were tri.
hingstshT These Successes following the
great victory atH Mayart, inspire fresh
hopes ~. n.ipeprgept; circles. 1i.H,.7i,3 ) 2,
WAsHiSGToN. March 1.-THE weather
report shows it probable that CLOUDY md
rainy wehtherf. will bs experienced on
saturday.in.tho Mississippi Valley, and.
to Soma extent, on the South md middle
Atlantic poasts.J Light fresh winds will
probably boz experienced on thei lakes.
1, .f.{Si1;
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SheriH's Sale

Under order Of Judge Of Probate, ez pnria.
John Agnew, Administrator of James s..
McMahon. Order Of sale of real estate! 2
l Purauance Of an order, made by William
Hutson VIE ..Judge Of Probate Tor Rioh-
DAY IN APRIL NEXT, in front OF The Gonrt
House, In Columbia, within the tdpdl bonra
tue following described REAL ESTATE.
All that lot OF LAND, in The CITY Of Colnm.
pia, Formerly known as the DR.. Palmer lot.
bounded on the North by estate of Tradeweli.
East by Rev. George Howe, South by Blnnd.:
ing street, snd West by estate of TradeWelI
ana =. r. Bryce, fronting on sBlandin9 street
one hundred and four t1O4) feet nine i9l
inches, more or less, and running back two
hundred and eight t2o8) feet, more or less. ]
All that lot Of LAND, in the city OF Colum.!
nia, with BUILDINGS thereon, on the west
side OF wayne street., at the intersection Of
Laurel street, measuring on Wayne street one
hundred and four feet four, inches,y and ON
Laurel street one hundred and four feet four
by Laurel street, South by Antonio Liuller.
having the same measurement In depfH On thee
North -east, South and West sides. beior thei
residence OF the late J. 8. MoNIahon 81 - ~,
TEnMs OF SALE-Suffici cash to nav tha
costs and expenses Of these proceedings. And
the amount due upon the mortgage of each of
said Lots, respectively; the bSiEnce = On a.
credit OF twelve months; tho credit portion IN
be secured by bond Of the purchn.nsr and
mortgage OF the premises sold. purchauer ia
pay ior stamps 81: papers l,S5'.l.lgL.s'q III
MAncH IL, 1871. :. --' Msrnb ai.s
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Cottage. i, ~.
BY D. C.. PEIXOTTO & SON,

ON MONDAY MORNING, the Sd day Of April.
We will sell. in front Of the Court House. II,
fh1s n city, At 10 O'clock, to the highest bidder.
boundary street, measuring thereon forty
1eet, more or less, running back 100 feet, more
or less; bounded on the North BY Upper ,Boun.
aasy ar street. on the South by. Vim. blmons, on
Julia Baker. Tl7''T 'T"'i n I'LL 90 ~
TERMs.-One.halfo cash; balance In twelve
iohiins in9 esopred BY bond and mortgage bear
purchasers to pay us for papers and stamns.
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April 1 GO
state Of South Carolina---Abbeyille Co,
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS

State Of South Carolina---Abbeville Co.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
John Knox, Plaintiff, James III. Martin. Do.
fendant. -f'7-7 I'M =, -. '"''' -
action. III, - A'
V0U are hereby summoned and required
70 answer tue complaint in this action,
which is filed in The office OF the Olerk OF the
court OF Common Pleas for the said County.
ana TO serye copy OF your answer on the
subsortbers, ct their Office, at Abbevlile Court
ihouso, within twonty days after tho service Of
this summons on you, exclusive OF the day OF
service. ~ 49, -
), II you fail to answer this complaint within
the time aforesaid, the Pl.intfff will take
Judgment against you for tho sum OF two
hundred and thIrty-nine dollars and forty
Dino cents, with interest at the ratio Of twonty
per cont. por annum from the twonty-flfth
aay OF Nay, one thousand eight hundred and
seventy, on tho sum OF ninety-three dollars
nnd sixty-nino cents and costs.
ii, THOMSON L. FAIR,
Plaintiffs ATTORNEYS.
Dated Abboville, Goth February, 1871,
1C no defendant, james M Mariin:
Tako notice that tho summons in this
sction, OF which tho foregoing is q oopy. was
filed In the offlce OF tho Clerk of tn O Oonrt of
Common Ploas, at Abboville Court House. for
n0poviIto County, in the 6tnte OF South Caro-
lima, on the goth February, 1871. !, tsI,
,4,. THOMSON & FAIR, Fi.l
.APrlI s0 Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.
1oRREOTEn WEEKLY BY THE noAnp OF TRADE

ArPLEs, T3bu.1 U0Qy2 90
DAodIN0, ..22M33
BALE ROPE, Manil, ,G125
N.Y.orWesf3fb 8012
BUTTER, North. 4OQ150
Country, * b. .2oQb30
BACON. Hams. .20M23
Sides, II b. .12M14
Shoulders 1l@12
CANDLES, Spcrm40W70
Adamantinc fblG6D19
CorroN YARN1 30G1I 40
CoTToS,S ,Stct NJ, III
Middling ;. 10
Low Alidl'g, 10
Good Ordny,.... -
CHEESE, T TE.D.ib.' 2ols2a5
+ FACTORY 16I122
COFFEE, Rio, t}lb17@22
Laguayra ..21@23
Java .2S6c30
FLOUR, Co. 7000b10 90
Northern.7 50Gll1 90
GRAIN, Corn I 150o1 20
Wheat i i0111 SO
Oats. 90@1 90
Poaa Il 20Q0l 40
Hay, North, 59cwt.2 SO
HIDES, Dry, Bltl23@18
= yGroon MS
LARD, plb. is
LINE, b bbl. 2 C5Gl2 rs
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lpoye's ScAiea0n iScbndpDs
ls initiated and countorfeited, and Purchasers
VIII nave to use caution in purchasing.
beg leave to call the attention or the
reader to testimonials in favor OF the Schnapps:
teel bound to say that regard your
scnNArps as being, in every respect, pre.eni.
nently pure, and oserving. OF medical patron
article OF Holland gin, (heretolore unobtaina-
BILE, and, as such, may be safely prescribed by
physicians. DAVID l.. MOTT. NJ D..
Pharmaceutical Chemist, New York.
- LOUISVILLE, % ~, Sept. II feel that We
cases RS that remedy is adapted to-.
DIR. j. W. BRIGHT.
"Schnapps" is q remedy in chronic catarr.
hal complaints, ETC.:
l take great pleasure in bearing highly
dial agent, in the diseases for which You
recommend it.. Having g natural tendency to
the mucous surfaces, With slight degree Of
stimulation, regard it as one OF the most i'm
tions, particularly those OF the genito- urinary
apparatus. With much respect, your obedi-
ent Rervant, -.
cHAs. A. LEAs. NJ. D.. New York.
2G PINE STREET, NEW YonK, Nov. 81, 1867
UDoLpuo WOLFE, ESQ, Present.-DEAa S1n: 1
nave made chemical examination OF a sample
OF your "Schicdam Schnapps" with the intent
OF determining if any foreign or injurious snb
stance had been added to tie simple distilled
spirits.
The examination has resulted in tho conolu.
sion that the sample contained no poisonous
or harmful adInixture. have been unable
to discover any trace Of the deleterious sub
stances which arc sometimes employed in the
adulteration OF liquors. would not hesitate
to to. use myself, nor to recommend to Others
t toT medicinal purposes, the "Schicdsm
Schnapps." as an excellent and unobjectiona-
bic variety ofgin. Very respectfully yours,
(signed) CHAS. A. SEELY, Chemist.
CHEMICAL AND TECHNICAL LABonAronY. 1s
EXCHANGE PLACE. NEW YoRK, Nov. Is. 1867
I'd LPno WoLrE, Esa.-DEAR Sin: The under
sample Of your Aromatic schiedan.
Schnapps," selected by ourselves, and have
found the same free from all organic or inor
ganito su1stanoes, more or lees Injurious to
health. From tho result OF our examination.
We consider tho article one OF superior quail.
", lealthful as beverage, and effectual in its
medicinal qualities. Respectfully yours,
tsignedl ALIEN. TKIPPEI,, Chemist.
FRANCIS e. ENGELHARD, III. D.
For eale by all respectable Gfocers and
Druggists.
UboLPHO WoLFE's ESTABLISHMENT,
April 1.MT3 3mo % Beaver st., New York.
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Desirable DaceHing. i!@Ailt.
D, G. PEIXOTTO g COW;

desirable Dacelling. Z i!s.! !iifsS' y
BY D. @. PEIXOTTO & SON: d; \,
ON MONDAY MORNING. the Cd Of Ami, ,vo
will sell, in front OF the tourt Hona6' n ibis
That desirable BEsIDENoE, on Bun street.
between Laurel and Blanding, containing 9s
20s Feet, more or less; bounded on the North
by =. w. Melton, South by estate Of Bryce and
MAJ. McCreery. East by DR.. Howe. 81 ,'f'Is
TERIls. .-One-half cash; balance In twe,ve
months, secured by bond and mortgage. banT.
ing interest at seven per cent. per annnm.
r1Tch = esers m te fsy :c- .re-s and st.s.rs,
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N0TICIc.G .Gsince several OF the Merchants
IN OF Columbie have seen fit to sell Goods
to persons in my employ, on my account,
without my knowledge or consent, warn all
tracted In person or by my WRITTEN ORDER.
-lfApril = tfi7E'-r7f r r. ENQnR
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A Cincinnnti poet' calls tho lipsio the
girls OF that burg glowing gateways of
pork and potatoes:" :
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Bank Of Charleston.

CHARLESTON, s. c.. nIAncu 2s, 1871.
accordance with tie resolution adopted
= az mooting Of the Stockholders on 27th
instant. an election for THIRTEEN DIRECT-
oRS will BIO held on TU ESDAY, I'd day of NAV
next; and moeting OF tho Stockholders for
the purpose OF re-organizing tho Bank will
Bank Hall. WILLIAM TtIAVEn - 'no
April i'll Sash,ssr
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Votes Schiedam Schnapps
Is good for Colic and Pain in the Htomanh
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BRANDIEs.

bhAN DIES.
CASKS james Honncssy's g. Drandenburp
- Frercs BRANDIES, imported direct. a,a
offered puro and unadulteratcd. These com
Stock OF Hocks, Clarcts and White Wines in.
ciudo some Of tho most famous brands as wnil
ae sound Ioo priced goods. For sale by
Maroh 20 4! t GEO. SYMNEnS
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Arnold's Self-Acting- Washer.

COLUMBIA, March 20, 1871.
hin. j. D. COLEMAN Dear Str: We have
seen your Self-Acting Washer in operation,
and can cheerfully say that it is everything
you claim for It; cleansing the clothing in q
very short time, without the necessity OF a
rub. being great saving to the wear OF the
clothing. and also in time and labor. Every
housekeeper should avail themselves OF the
opportunity Of procuring it.
Jas. T.. Sims i A. ". Kennedy
Sebastian Kraft, g. A. Humans.
P. p. Chambers, j. NJ Uuman
John A. Bourko, Thos. ). Gibaon.
Thompson Earle, F. A. Souter.
!. April / Il l1
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Bacon, Flour, &c.
II nn0 LBS. G. II. BACON SIDES.
E ~ 5000 lbs Bacon Shoulders,
5000 lbs. White Bulk Shoulders.
5000 lbs. White Bulk Sides.
5000 lbs. Smoked Sides
100 barrels Extra Family Flonr,
150 barrels Super Flour,
$50 barrels choice Super Flour.
100 barrels choice fno Flour,
lO0 Kegs primo kettle rendered Leaf Lard
For sale low to doalors by ''~'
WELLS & CALDWELL,
March 1G "
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Wolfe's Schiedam Schnapps
Is recommended by all tho Medical Faculty
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Ipoye's ScAieaam Schnapps
ls initiated and countorfeited, and Purchasers
WILL have to u5e caution in purchas
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Wolfe's Schiedam Sohnapps
Is good for all Urinary COMPLAINTS.
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LOUISVILLE, KY, Sept. Il feel that We
have now an article or gin suitable for suci
cases RS that ron.ody is adapted to.
DIR. j. W. BRIGHT.
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Markets by Telegraph.

LONDON. September ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sS.s'
Bonds 93A.
-PaRIs, september -Noon.-Rentes 57f 92c:
NEW YORK, September l6-Noon.-StocIs dull
and rather heavy. Governments dull and steady.
State bonds dull and heavy. Money 3. Gold II.
Exchange, long Sh; short 9. Freights quiet
= .Eyening.-BanE statement: Loans increased
nearIs million and half; s: :ecte decreased over
half q million; deposits decrease over two mil.
Money easy. Sterling dull. Gold l4a14h. Gov.
ernmen,s very steady. Southerns dull and weak.
Tennessees 22a;n new same. Tirginias 62h; new
90. Louslanas 6i; new 90; levees II; Ell? hts 50.
Alabamas 100; 1ves 81. Georgias 80: sevens 81.
North Carolnas II; new "a. South Carolinas 76;
new 55X. Freghts heavy.
NEW ORLEANS, September 16.-Bank sterling
:23h. New York sight q premium. Gold lsh.
CorToN-MARKETs.
LIVERPOOL, September 16-Noon.-Cotton open
ed nrm; upisnds s1ld, Orleans s%d.
Evenlng.-Cotton closed frn; sales 10, ooo oales
eXDorJ and speculation 1000.
NEW YORK, september 16-Noon.-Cotton lutnreS
last evening $500 bales: for September 20Ha2e3sc
rIs.tober 1sIsale 1916, November l9Kal9X. Decem
her loLa19X, April 20a2GS. EXchange-three
thirty seconds was paid 10 exchange nve hundred
Necember for five hundred October. Cotton quiet
and 6rm; middling uplands 2lHc, Orleans 2lhc
/. sales 355 bales. ,so..,o
or1eans 2iI; sales Of cotton futures to-day 490C
Saiss. for Sept ember 2oH; October lsHalsH; No
vemher isXalsz; December 10 sl5alsxi Janua
PosroS, September 16.-Cotton quiet; middling'
o,iteoIIc. gross receipts II; exports to Greal
ri ain 81; ,les 800: stock 5000 bales:
PHILADELPHIA, September i6ICoseon nfm
.middlngs 2l,sc; net receipts Az oales'
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RA1rrMoRy, September 1s.-Cotton quiet and
6rm; Iniddlug 20aa2oSc; net receipts sSi gross
ISL; exports coastwise SO; sales lis; stock 500
bales
m,di ing I9La19I5c; net r. ceiptr 595 bales; ex.
por;s astw.se l5S; sales 20; stock 1861.
WILMINGTON, September l6.-Cotton hrm; mid
ding l9Jsc; net receipts So; exports coast~ise
sEHFHIs; september .ls.-cotton quiet and
firm; miGjlings 2oc.
maud; low mddling lshalsAc; net receip's
$50: exports coastwise 202; sales 100; STOCK Sos3
AUGUSTA, September l6 Cotton strong; nil.
dlings lei4c; sales 2i2 bales; net rscelp's l'o
bales. ,,,u,,.
19l5c; net receipts las bales; sales $50; STOCK
NEW ORLEANS, septembr le-Cotton strong;
mtdd.ing l9Ia20c; net re-elptS lSti sloss -oo'
GaLTEsToS. September 16.-Cotton quiet; good
ordinary lTai7xc; net receipts q bale,; exports
coastwise 80; s4l.s 200; stock 1S,4i5
PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL September l6-Noon Cumberland
cut SIS. Taow 43s I'D.
spot, S5s 6ia36s; afoat, 2Ssa2ss Cd.
NEW YORK, september 16-Noon Flour dull
and heavy. Wheat dul and declining. Corn
quiet and steady. PORK aTm IL. at IS SIS Is aoais So'
&C lower; winter red western ST 4sal 81. Corn
heavy and 1c lower at 71a72c Pork quiet. Lard
firm; ket lie ehc. Navals and groceries quiet:
BALTIMORE, Sep. ember l6.-Flour steady Whea'
dali. Corn dull; white 76asoc; yellow 73A75- pro-
visions IN. hanged Whiskey s21zasac.
C1NcINNATI, September l6.-Flour, full prices
family SIS s5aSs. Corn orm at 53c. Pork du al
sl2 75-hed at SIS. Lard dropping al &c. Bacon
buoyant and unsettled; shoulders &c; clear sides
held at 8; clear rib dull at 74c. WhisEey eoe.
NEW ORLEANS, September l6.-Flour actlVe alo ~
frmer; superhne S5ass; double So; treble 30 ~
ss6 so. All others unchanged.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-09-18
Boston Market.

BOSTON, September ls.-coFFEE.aThcre has
been consi lerab.e activity in the coffee market
and prices are steadily tending upward. There
have been large sales OF Java, to arrive some
months ahead, at about z1c, gold. and In lots on
tile spot at 22a2lc, gold. Rio has been In demand
and tends upward. The sales have been $500 bags
a. l6a17c per lb goli, as to quality. Maracal6o
has been sold at TX ,ISc, and Laguayra at l6i
I6I,c per ID. The market continues almost bare
of ST. Domiugo, but new crop win soon be arriv.
Ing and prices are nominally oxaloc per %, gold,
in bond.
DoMEsTIcs.-There is a better feeling for cotton
goods with more inquiry than for some weeks
past, and prices are wei sustained. The supply
or desirable goods is well sold up. and with the
upward tendency CT the cotton market, prices
are likely to be sustained for the present. Wool
lens are quite firm but have been in moderate de.
mand. A more active trade, however, Is soon
looked for.
GuNNY BAGS-The market IL quiet and prices
are nominally l4a,Ihc, currency.
GUSKY CLOTH This article mas become quite
arm but demand moderate. Sales OF 100 bales
Calcutta native, at lS7lc, and Borneo and do.
nestle l7tialsc, currency.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-09-18
S,w York Naval Stores Market.

From the Journal OF Commerce, Friday, sep
tember Is: Spirits turpentne-lIght stock here,
WI n steady fair inquiry 10 meet wants OF con-
sumers, enables holders TO obtain very much
hi her prices. Merchantable der closing at 6oc.
Sales are 100 bbls In lots 59c 200 bbs at 6oc, and
further inquiry for strained for shipment direct
from Wilmington. AT this market the movement
is moderate the high rates OF ocean freight bring
ing business down to closing out few urgent Or
ders. Pales are very firmly held with fair home
trade. sales are $500 bbls strained In vii.
mington on private terms; 900 bbs strained here.
delivered alongside, at So; 500 o6!s Newbern
delivered; 700 bb!s at So 10; 800 bbls pale at 81
s7I.aS and I25 bbls pale at 81 so. We quote
strai ed at So e5a3 No So 25a3 TO- No s4a5, pale
SIS 95a6 50. extra pale Sc 70as IS. Tar is selling
slowly; Wilmington 50.