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SHIPPING INTELLIGEYCR.
PORT OF NEW YORK

PORT OP NEW roRK. Jgssu
CLEARED.
steamship Beverly Brewer, Philadelphia
steamship Beucaor Jones wilmington n c. LoaI,ri s4na.,
steamship W Plsepont sArcp.hir. PAsaS,lps, Abso
SLIP Duchss GOrleans Hines Hamburg II Baejer Z Co.
Bss s, Peer BIs FORK Solt ve s. Helena Lse5 Co.
BARI gneFhse utcb) Muller Rotterdam, Puncs Edys Co.
Bari Annie Btl, Burns, Rotosn Boyt Hl.eLen.
Bark Whitehall (Br), Priest. Hauispor J. p Whitney Co
Bark Setie Merrymaq Rollins St. Helsna Sound Geo. B,ssd
BARI Els. Barr. tBEl vsy Hamilton. Bnqda N aon CO.
Brig Peter Roberts Brh Hunter Windsor N 81 Caaia BctsaHs
5s N,a crS%s B5 PsTsiSs GS@S S4 sG var,
Bs R Res ri Mas f Aao S. JAM 3 e Bailey
Brig 9sse9, Coyen6 Kingston Jam a H. solomon 4 q.
schr C. b. BL symOrnett st. AIMS Bay Jlm, A. H. Sooues
scIr Maysover Br Parker, Windsor n S. crasda B,.4r
schr Emma T. Bsnien WILEY, Baltimore, w%. Chalmers.
schr. Bob (Dr). Altury, HaTbor Island Jos Bnea.
schr Blake (Br) sheridan Windsor 81 J. v Whitney
s sc D. 5o2 s %n r %T EnSs o. fs'f H. Ca
schr Angie Amesbury. Jones Georgetown 5. ngraAa Co
ARRIVED.
Steamship City Of P,r (BrJ Mrehos,e Liverpool J,ae .oi
oueensoNn 3D. with mds and psss 70 Joao e. Dale e. M
yFssP Ss w s2 81 T.Ii'f !. SITE r'
Brig Poo c Of and 10 DAYS from Windsor 3d. with go 'eRi
Brig W. R. SAWYER PiukEsm M-has with timber Cbsse Talbot
shr Pacific Warren Cberryae with ah to Chase Tah Co.
scar MARY, Richardson East Machs with timber to CPS, TALBOT
sc1r Presto Drew ach,s With timber to Chase Talbot Co.
shr Reward tBr) hin WinOr N 81 IA days With I'D Pssae,
to Crandsll, Berteaux & 90.
Shr King Pird ( simpson St. John " B. yneykra Havsp
With JED Frye Co. vessel to 2. henaslS Soma
Shr s. Lee Springer Daren Ca days, With yeloV pine A.
Hasken & Son. 80
Sbr Bsgaiuce DeveuI b. days with llRl JED
schr Eclipse, Thompson Virginia
DOMESTIC PORTS.
PnnApEIPHA Jane l9The steamship Ya1oo from HaV,l arrived
here Of II o'clock last night
NBgOKLBASs June 9Ayc, steamship 6un oUeaR NON new
York. -, Mn.
more Neptune from NewYOTk bng3 7. j. henman from vAHi
Home from Grand Turk Label from Charleston Seh Cen'fA
FosTKyss MONROE June 1o-PlObo STEER reports pd Toe
Baltimore bngs Mmiaka Eliza and Henrietta from Ponce sa vs
mer.ra Rsndob Pa son from Passed Ou ship Lee
esdil for Rotterdam steamship Liberty, for Havana
s0 c0iv,,O, from LirerDool for Sew.YorL May a. 10 IL.
siD Southern Right. from Liverpool for Boston, May Ia. %.
Ship John BRYANT from Sew.YOrk for San Francisco, Mar
BaPk Harvest Moon from NewYork for Ce MAJ Ia, lon
Bark Jennie Prince from Liverpool fss Philadelphia June a. wv
Bark Mdu from Liverpool Philadelphia Juae Is it a. loo.
Brig TOrrey, from - or NevburypOrt June i7 sP,r
nesat
MEMORANDA
Cap Adneh OF the Steamship Ospy Providence b nst n
New York. repor within about - slnsra
from Pes Judith directly the Of vessels passing toss
Long IAleid Sound.
The ship Excelsior Peneton loading Liverpool which dr,s
70 during the late gale at Galveston returned and safely ss
chored in The Roads llth inst
For Latest Ship Neos see FIN Pd0el
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HOW FARMERS ARE swINDLED-A FoRGER AR
RESTED.

Henry V. Bedell, farmer of Hampstead,
Queens County. visited at his home l. by John
Bowen, who represented himself a agent tho
Healy patent barndoor Bowen induced Bedell to be-
agent Of the Heay Company and to sign papers
binding himself to pay $3.50 to the Company when he
had completed the sale of so of the DOORS their being
so each The signatures of other farmers OF the
ship also obtained by Bowen to his documents and
the pretended general agent then left the neighborhood
The farmers engaged greatly perplcXed by tho
non-arrfval OF the doors promised by Bowen, and
stopped their caGyassng for purchasers surprising that
some misfortune had happened TO the manufac urers
The mystery remained uneXp ained until Monday June
II, when Calvin Witty OF No. 663 Broadway, called
upon by man giving the namo OF Josiah Preston, and
ping the Revere House He said that he desired TO
purchase carriage worth about $780, and that he would
give In payment two notes OF $3.50 each, respectively
signed by farmer named Bcdel OF Hampstead and by
Cornelius Van Eosrand Of Oyster Bay. The men, Preston
said, good for the money, and their financial ability
could easily be proved by writing the County Clerk Of
Queens. Mr.. Witty took down the names and told
ton to call again Saturday Preston lett the store and
asking them they had signed promising to pay
S250 Mr.. witty did not get replies to his letters
until Saturday morning when telegraph dispatch from
Bede was received stating that the signature purp0rtng
Preston in the store while Mr. Witty was reading
the dispatch and the latter ordered OF his clerks To
show Preston the carriages In the meanwhile word
sent 10 Police Headquarters and Detective Clapp
arrived and arrested Preston The brought
before Justice Cox the Jefferson Market Police Court
yesterday, and committed for examination. He had
been detained in cell at Police Headquarters efforts
were making by the detectives to arrest his cOnfederaes
tanning the signatures Of farmers throughout Long
Island. The names, when obtained were forged upon
notes, which generally passed in the community
where the farmers and their signatures were well known
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A Boston paper states that wealthy resi-
dent OF that city, age 49, has offered $4,000 to any young
woman who will become his wife. He desires some one
to be his companion take Of him and spend his
manner Strange to say fair Bostonian has yet ai.
nie, No aged man OF wealth would nave long 70 Wais
fnr a snouse In NeW-YOrk. ...
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nony syor to place an lamp In front OF No.
H6 and the same at No. 2is Eghth-ave
Which were seycrally adopted by the following vote
AinrHatlye-Assistant Aldermen Terence Duffy, Ly-
sagni, O,Brien, Robinson, Hesey, Hampsen, 0deII
Pecher Muligan, Costello Barker Reilly DurDin Felt.
ner, Garry, and McDonald-is
On motion, the Board then adjourned 10 the aets
inst WILLIAM n MoIoSEy Co., ~
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+. STREET CAR RurFIAN,

John McCallan OF No. 80 Clarkson-st. en-
tered car No. 81 Of the Broadway line, at Fourteenths
yeserday afternoon, grossly intoxicated ana soon quar-
eed with one Of tire passengers, who vas courageous
enough 70 attempt 10 put him of the car Thomas Zen
nett the conductor aiding the passenger was attacked
by Mecalau with knife but succeeded In catching his
Aesssn9pg arn ard pushed ka " TIC car sseps Il'0
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the street. McCasn after the car and threw stono
through one of windows striking lady in the car on
the arm Officer Mead Of the TwcntSninth Precinct ar
rested McCallan and took him to the Jefferson Market
Police Court where Justice Cox committed him. In DO
fault Of $1,000 ball. to appear for trial at the General
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PASSENGERS SAILPD

POR LNBRPOOL-In steamship Manhattan Jp,, II r.,I-
Well MS weed Dr. l. SsJre and WIFE Miss ssyre r. n sayr,
Dir Hsyemeyer DR. Percy A. T. Williams DR. VIM seoe HI,
Gray Mrs Mary Protesting Mr. Everett Emanuel Koch aBd vie Nj
Weeds servant Thos BcSrom Mrs and Master John BEDFORD Ioseph
Rodney Cfokey Mr. Gee Hodges r. w. Potter w. M IA
Mrs hePheron Cha~ II Strong Alb Fuller Mr. ADD
Is Roberts, Mrs. " N. &. Roberts and son..
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Hoard of Assistant Aldermen.

OFFICIAL SPECIAL SESSION, June 10 1872 O'Clock D. M
Present-Assistant Aldermen Terence Duffy, Lysaght
o Brien, Robinson, Healy, HampsOn, Odell, Peeher
Mulgan Costello, Barker Reilly, DuInln, Feltner
Garry, and McDoDald-16
RESOLUTION ADOPTED. .
By Assistant Alderman Barker-To permit Michael
Wilson TO place watering on the north west cor
ner OF Tenthaye. and Twenty-third-st.
RESOLUTION REFERRED,
By Assistant Alderman Lysaght-T0 appoint Charles
j. Nehrbas a Commissioner OF Deeds, vice james Cary
Sheffield, who has failed TO qualify.
RESOLUTIONS LAID OVER.
BY Assistant Alderman Relly-To place and light an
ornamental lamp in front OF No 176 First-ave.
BY Assistant Alderman Robinson-To erect OF the
improved drinking fountains at the northeast OF
Varickand West HOustOn-sts
BY the same-To pave COrnelast, from Blocker
TO Fourth-st. "
tains at south west corner of Hudson and king-sts
BY the Same-TO pave Groye-st, from WaYerly place
to Hudsonst. -
BY the Same To erect of the improved drinking
fountains at northeast OF Mercer and Blocker
sts. DBL .
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GENERAL ORDERS.

Revolutionary pave Sufolk-st., from Division to
Houston-s with Belgian pavement; also Forty fourth
st. between First ave. aud East RiVer also OINerst,
from ChathanI-s 10 South-st also ThonpsOn-st from
Fourth-st to Canalst. also Fifty thrdst from haul-
son.aye to Fiitaye.; also Marlon-st To pave South
Ffthaye. with the Guidet Improved Stone PaNenentj
10 flag west side OF SccondaVe., from Eleventh To
Twelths; also south side OF Twelt-st, from Second
10 Thrdaye. also north side Foureenhst, from First
10 Secondaye 10 build sewer Ia MadisODs, nOTthery
from Plke-st connect with sewer now IN Madsonst
to erect free drinking hydran GU the northwest corner
OF Onehundred andsiXty ilth-st aud TenthaVe. also
northeast corner Of Observation-Disclosures 1ftD-st
and KingsDridgerOad; also ON southwest corner "a
Tenth.aNe. and One-hundred-and-ifty elghth-st; To
donate the Church of st. Rose Of Luna tie sum OF
$500 to assessments; to place waterinttr22sh on
the south side OF Granust about 90 ieet from btsIj
ils6; also across Twelfthst, opposite Church OF 81
Ann; also Broadway, opposite 9g also across
Madisonst., opposite No. i7S; also across FOURTH
ST., at northery side OF Christopnerst ALSO noloss
ferry entrance; also across Mubeuy-st, opposite 2oS
and 2Co appoint Charles NJ Earle Con,nlssioncr Oh
Deeds vice David Thornton reslgned 10 pLoNluo tcpo
rary quarters for two District Police Ehu lhieo
Ciyl Courts; to place aud light lamp ON h0ft.Mest
corner OF DesbTUshes and Washlngtohsts' aSp .
OF No. l54 FTanklinst also front of NO ~ FEut ,
sts also front OF No ss4 sxth-aVep i2S feet north
OF Twenty third-st; also opposite AZ 81 Si 80 I
Eleventl-st also front OF No. Bsi ElghthaN.'i elso
opposite boat-hOuse foot Of Twenty tlgnthst, Ehrl
Church. IN Allen-st; also opposite MAsnnkto ti"i,
No ISL Eiehth-ave.; also mont OF Euhhuei III
Fifty VeHtlst, west Oi LeNin gtohaNei hso Viio
entrance A. the Reformed Collegiate MI putvh Nuu.h
CLoUrI No nos Fultonst and one opposite entrance 10
said chapel IN AHnst tu place al oINule "np oP
poste No. - q iyerst also mont OF 10 10 isty "
aIso mont Of HaNlei Union, NO o. N.st
also mott of No jC3 West lWthN hiluHl'i 70 remove
hum nom la 'front.' OF No. O. boNty ret umthWHtd
n,, mont oi 1etl Precinct fOIro station House and
p,aee one Qn post al te euIreASe " PsgIls Az
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60 Dbom II man yonrcrn


COLUMBIA C0LLEGE.-Candidates for ad-
~ mission Columbia College and to the Columbia College scho W
will be examined FRIDAY June ed inst the Coles
Poynnthst Candidates requested TO themseyes
as - O'Clock. +. A. r. BARNARD, IL d., Preside
NOTICE is hereby given that the EMMA
~ MINING COMPANY Of SAN FRANcIsCos the o. tbs
legal title the property the Emma Mine ocd IN Co.os
Wood District Salt Lake County Ush Territory AMI peoas are
hereby notified that all and the connected tAeres belong
it, and cautioned against the purchase Of the
]. d. FRf, President Emma Mining Co OF San Francisco.
WILLIAM WILLIS, Secretary.
Dated San Francisco, June 5, 1871
N0TlCE.-T0 ALL WHOM IT DOTH OR
~ MAY C0NCERNThs to certify that re gnaon OF REV
Wd BUTLER received and that he Is thereby ELer
member Of the A. NJ. L. Zioa Church in Amefcs
J. J. CLINTON,
Bishop Episcopal District Of the NJ E. Zion Connection
Hartford Conn, June ls, ISL
TTO ARCHITECTS.-Design for a NEW
CAPITOL BUDDING the State Of Michigan will be received at
the Board Of State Building Commissioners al Lansing unni
WEDNESDAY November l, 1871. al u O'Clock, noon. 800
and character OF The bulng
premiums designs be Obtained BY addressing the boani At
Lansing, and Alter June IS M
he Boari Of State Bdin8
Lansing sni aorsed Defgns for New Gag ,o
Tie Board reserve the right al the designs subtie
X. o. GR0SVBN0R,) state
JAMES SHgARER. , Briliing
lansing June 6, 1871. ALEX. CHAPATON) oomMissoAen
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DECIRIONS--LuNE 10.

United States Circuit Comi-William Wheaton,
plaintiff Ag TIE United States Of America defendants In eor
~ Jsdss WOslIuDTts pQpeT juSeSs Vi lAs Vsas, sS
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DEPARTURE OF FOEEIGg NAILS.
TUESDAY. JrNg 20

Mails for Europe via Prmoua Ismbarg PER steamship ,.
rom loot Of Tidst, Hoboken, close % m
st Station A. II d, 1880 ~ Steamship ala az n o.
Snppenena Nall for paid lttes only ~ dc Pie, a
Az letters deposited in Supplementary Mail BE- prepaid VT
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5aIes bp Anctiou
A. AERwIN. Aretloneer.

up.,,oo, A. MELVIN. AGetloneer
Try BANGS, MERWIN & Co. Broadway -
Nht-Tae Of BOoks WORKS Fancy Coos Pur3t,rs
Jlne w ana following days st4 NJ. Breaisrs SAT-
TUESDAY MORNING Jane 20 10 o'clock B,skr. Sal. sft..
fremont ate Lead and Color Works. 33 East
Stock, Machinery etc. " ~ wv
GEO. A. LEAVITT & Co. Nate Ieavi,s
~ sIebegh Coz Clinton Hail. Aston For the sLE b,
AUCroS OF LIBRARIR COLLkcToSs OF Boaxs p. IS-xs ~
kinds OF L TsRARY PRoPxsIY ' ''S' '"'
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Sun ns.s. 40 Sun ..... 73t Moos St ~ o
HSH
Sandy EOok.. 0:3l Cows Isand 10 IS H, Ga.s IL a
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"WEDNESDAY Irrn n.

ms for Europe Queenstown Liverpool Ter ss,.h.
Colombo fron Pier No. So N. r.. close P5st0Te Al m
a. m. station A. II m D. l0;SOA ssrplsm easy Ma
p Steamship sss at y N. 49, w - ~
lA en deposited ia Supplementary Mails mns BE- prsn1 s
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fesaI Noliree.

NJ Y. SUPREME COURT, Kings County, l:Is
IN. FREpERICk J. NODlNE Plaintiff sSins JViS =, ninnasi
and required 10 auswe. tn compnt in a atoa "a @ ~
In az tha Of 81 Ms, N.Ik
Cegrt os, liz tie City OF Brokn sad Comfy o. h9gs n o
So. " alsNNl
a. hts 4, his asce No. 10 CouTst told nlnl r.
~ ,be Hamilton Building L saef Of Court ali Joraeasa
~ Hi Cty al BfoAyp within reny DAYS after tie
ST. - or, On Won explosive Of the day Of such sevei end
Won All 70 asrwe the sad Pan within Ii. t~e afofe'ls sg
~ 80 ~ ~ srfon vii t&e Judgment ant or ga, slu OF
s hundred and o h interest from the 'veaih dag Of yaar
o. p tht mi seyeniyoae, Oeis 90" costs Oh DS
ss,on Dated. Brookl,1 j. "a, seventh, ID, T.. 80 . -. ...
asupH' i'''-' IA. On. INGRAhAN. Plsirufs Aiioraes.
Mo- d'ourt
The COMPLIANT berc.n a., aed IN ne o~ss % " ~
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i1)atrhrs, 5ewe!rp, cir.

DREMIUM AMERICAN WAICHES, pro-
p,ppcd he hest and watch made IN this country & 10
geld aud silver by FRANkFBLD CO. jewelers. s Si'
Fourteentb-st, and 323 Eghhve cor THeniyAI'LsI
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hs l, aed In The Oaes OF " N "
csarty Of kngs. Delsi, ia z ~. 1871 =. -. 49,.
zz;InnrAIr- nnIfpT p0eE uolrn ~ i -. ~
CUPREslE C0URr.-R0SE HOWE Plalnllc
y srsns. SIMON HOWE aad NELLIE PECK 10 H. h' Nae

uSB R. sTocKwELL JULIA HOWE $40, K"BLL ad AlDih
H. sroCKWELL her fatber p,fendHtsH pursuance
Of tie Supreme eatd aeon o. ne - "" "
June 1871 T. Philip Crooke the retire named N s" IA go
sou. AncuOnttrs. tie hrc.b "a, 4 Jsnr h,,; ~
o'sloek noon, the EXCHANGE NAfE>R ION No III ~ 80
10 the CITY Of Newiork. tie iolOSng desnd 80
certain lots pieces pac Of gruuni uac khe
Twelfth the civ Nrv-iork, and knosu sn
map property jane Curtis mss b Joseis DeG
Citv Suryey5r New.York Atg.rt 10Th 1888 sd to m lh ,
Register Of the CITY aud County Of NcNlofa snd nuuite 81
In said omce h the hunters Vtnt,s'en Oh teiuh -
ssyrunne az ht, l3Ol ard taken e,cr bounse 80
serhe folo1s Commencing GA the Auta"ss -
uta'e
alofK The e,tery Eghth-AYeuue One liurdc 30 49,
nc. Is 10 the er hocA be Ninety se,rh en-
Ntsltb par4lt Win 'intN $500
alanE ssil tea rr Hus nd c, thence Soniht
Hon A,rnue one hundred eleven igrls 10 Na 't -.
thsrre Es.frr, loug NvrhrrJ sse V Ma etAh 4, -
nm ne. Ell 20 glh-A,crle the Tor c- 81 hsn a' ''
Neal ofs, Jane o, loil. ,,,.,,.. ..,,,rp p.f..s
la. EIa. street. hluokyn
nlMAuCK PERRY PaivuE, AtsQfaus ~ BIss-aAi. N l.
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neooina CARDS, Nr.

AT WIN. EVERDELLs SONS, No. 10i Full
"a top-s,.--WEDpING CARDS nd FINE si4llONhKh hSAo
hstei 1881
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Corr OF APPEAIsALBAsY June l9Tbe following caeaI,
Tor June SO Nos Se J29 81 328 3jO 31 285 49,
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MARINE NEWS.
CHARLESTON, s. Co.,. AUGUST 81, 1871
Lat So deg 4s min ss sec Lon 70 deg S. min 27 SEE
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamship South Carolina, Beckett. New York
1 left 10Th inst. Mdse. To Wagner, Huger CO.,
w A Courienay, Southern Express co, Bates Il
4 CO. D Ahrens L co, y Railroad CO, b Boyd,
| E Bedford, " Bird L CO. II Blscho1 l. CO, F G
Burncr, Bollmanu Bros, G D Brahe, Paul. Wech
Brandes, T II BRISTOL l. co, T Brow.., Brun.
ing, Browh, Budd, Butler, Chadwick, Gary
j. CO, Cameron, Bark!ey & CO, T NJ Cater. Crape.
Boy!ston & CO, w H Chafee i CO, Chrysenheim d
Son. W Darlington CO, L Chaplin, ID Clancy i
< Miller. Dass bros, DowIe, Noise SAWS. Jno S
Fairly & CO, Feldm mn & CO. D FIFE yibbon, D
F Fleming CO. Fon, q FRANKIE, II Gerd.s 4
co, Frost Adger. Furchgott, Benedict 1 co, J II
G Hacker, J II Happoldt, Hart 4 CO, Holmes IL
Calder T Horsey & Bro, NJ Huguenln, r lIun-
ter, Ravenel 4 Huger, ] Hurkamp, Jeff3rds i co,
Ingraham j. SOD. 5 Jancovlch, Johnston. Crews j
co, & A Johnson, r Johnson. Kerrison,
| Kanapaux i Cor zaiez, II KlaJ;e j CO A Lahger,
P Murray. klinuk, wlcIenberg co, 2 Lalaue
& GO, w. krlete, Laurey alexander, G Lqnn, 2,
Marshall. Marshall Burge. VIM Marscher, d
Marsh, VIM GattEiesscu, McLoy & Rice, MenEe i
| Muller, J Minor co, Nachman j. cH, NJ Il Ma
O'Neill, ONel, D O'Nelll l. Sons, G Psnknin,
| D Paul & CO, j Qnackenbush, Rayeael co. DR.
Raoul, RaVenel u Holmes. W Russei! co, Mrs
Stackey, S Sarlowlch, Sell & Foster l. Schnell,
Stefrens, Werner & Ducker. Schwartz l. Brady, l.
ESeel, Steele l. Warde:l, H Slender, f Stoddard
| CO, J F Taylor i co, Tiedeman. Calder CO. A L
Tyler, NJ lrleSf, Won Santen, L WASH, haGener
& Monsees, Walker. Evans & Cogswell, ] Wirth
W Webb, ~ wieters, W Welch. E Yelling =
"a Wilson i Bro, VIM G Whilden, W Ya:es, c
Railroad co. Order and others. Experienced the
lale gale or Georgetown. e. first from southeast
changing TO northeast, from which Pint 1t blew
with great violence until Sunday morning.
Steamer City Point Mcmillan, PalatKa. VIA Jack.
| sonvie. Fernandina and Savannah. bales OF
new cotton, mdse. &c. To Ravenel & co. Geo W
| witte, Cohen. Hanckel i CO, Shackelford s. Kelly.
" Harrall, N Goldsmith & Son. The City Point
| reports the iiartln's Industry lghtship gone
aroat, and two buoys on our bar missing
Sloop Julia Dean, from Combahee. 1910 bush.
| els rough rice To " Bee & CO
/ CLEARED SATURDAY.
Steamship Sea Gull. Dutton, Baltimore-Paul O
| Trenholm.
FROM THIS PORT.
Steamship Georgia, crowell, New York, 18th
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s,v..r,u auyust l9.-Cotron-nothing doing;
low middliog 15kc; net recelpt' IL; sales ~;
stock 1863 bales.
15Ac; sales so; receipts bales. mtddling
MEMPHIs, August l9.-Cotton firm;
l7Xc; stock 500 bales ding
17Yc; net receipts % bales: exports coast
1888 bales; sales 100; stock 1866.
NEW ORLEANS, August 19.-Cotton dull and
n,miual; mtddings 1sAa174c; net receipts Sio Sta
2IOo; stock 81. .032.
GALVESTON, August ls-Cotton quiet; good ordi.
nary l51lc; net receipts los bales; stock 70.
PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, August l9-Evening.-Tal / 10 "
new YORK. August s-Nooa.-Flour shade
frmer WHEAT firm and quiet Corn dull anu
unchanged. Pork dull at slS 25aI3 81 baru
brm. Turpentine firm at SIC. Kos u "eaA d.
So S7aa2 go. 90 ,,,.
extra SIS 35ae so. Wheat, winter red anu W MeStern
81 4oal 46. Corn irmer at 66ha661 CTS. os porh
steady. Beef dull. Lard steady SaVa! Stores
VII WiLMrxoroN, August 1s.-spirtts tarpentine
drm at 45c Rosiu firm at 81 25 for strained,
81 so for No. 81 IS for No Sc lor pae cru9e ie
turpentIne firm at s. 45 for yellow dip, 81 ~
FOR virgin. Tar steady at So SIS.
NEW ORLEANS August 19.-Flour dull and
lower; double Sc leh; treble So 25as6 30. Corn 10
good supply; mixed IS; white 6saio; oats urn az
lower at SIS SIX. Bacon dull and easier at I. 8
and sH. Lard unchanged. Coffee quiet at l4al6.
WhiskeT quiet at 90a$l. AL others unchanged.
ST. LOUIS. August 19-Flour more active;
choice superHne winter SIS. Corn dull; mixed
sacked 45ai6. Hemp bagglng unchanged. PorE
freely offered at sl2 so. Bacon lower; shoulders
6aeHc; clear sides TX. Lard quiet
CINCINNAr1 August l9.-Flour and lain steady.
Provisions quiet and weak. Bacon shoulders &C.;
clear sides 7Zc. Whiskey 9oc.
LOUISVILLE, August 19.-Flour and corn quiet.
Provisions-small order for business Pork Sl3.
Bacon shoulders exc; clear sides ~. Lard loa
IL. Whis&ey 9)ael.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-08-21
Markets by Telegraph.
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LONDON, August ls-Eveting.-consols ss%
PARIS, August ls-Rentes 55r. 72,.
NEW YORK August 19-NoOn -Freights firm.
Stocks steady and dull. State bonds dull and
steady. Money easy OF 2. God heavy at 123
Exchange-long, eH; short. sx. Specie ship
menss, s22 800. Bank statement-loans increase,
$2,le5 cO0 specie decrease nearly sS GOO 900; de-
posts nearly 1000, 900; legal tenders decrease,
$2,e5o,Ooo.
Evening Money easier. Sterling nominal
Gold i2xal2X. Gnvernments not active. states
dull and steany vIrginias 62H, new y. Louisi
anas e5, new so. Lev'es 69H cights SO. Alaba-
mas 100. fves IS Georgas 80. sevens 81. North
Csrolinas IS, new Is. South Calo!inas II, new 81.
eghyones lL,s. sixty-twos IA sixty .fonrs 1iia,
sixty .1ves lax, new l3H sixty sevens iSH, sixty.
eights AK, ten.fortits ll3S. Freights n m.
NEW ORLEANS, August l9-Sterling 22A. Sight
y premium. Gold l2H.
COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, August DISQUALIFICATION clos.
ed Quit and steady; uplands SXda9d Orlean ns
ehaekd; sales $4,000 bales; fer specu alton aud
NEW YoRK, August lo.-Noon.-C Cotton dull:
aplanas lsXc. orleans l9c; sales bales.
Evenine.-Cotton dull; sales 4ol bales; up,
lands lSxc-
19Hc; .ales $50 bales; stock 7ooo.
PHILADELPHIA, August 10 Cotton quiet; mil
dlinRs ls1.c; net receipts OF the week ISL bales
gross 2s5.
-BALTIMoRs, August 19.-Cotton quiet; mid
ding isKc: net receipts 43; gross 4S; sales So
stock lOs5 bales.
EopFoLk. August 1s-cotton steady for lsw
middlng; net receipts 81; exports coastwise l3o;
stock 379 bales.