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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-01-26
Gas In Tame Clty.

0as In Tame CITY.
Prom we'll written article In last weeks
CITIZEN on gas la general, and gAs in Tama
City In particular, We extract The fsllew.ns
(astsi
Nessrs. l.. Carmichael, J. II. Dreeks and
4 II, Warren, whose three Fesidsnees AFe
ReisAbsrly, have united In The purchase Of
cas- Of The spriasAslA das Machines, 81 1
psst Of $500. The machine ID leessed under
grsusd net ar fFem The vesidsase ef M.
UsrMisAasl, end piper m 10 be laid sesH 10
the dwelling hsases VI the parties NAMED.
The material used In The msnufkstars of
tAe gss u gasoline, ma tho Dsssws 81 maa.
4faesafe is sem swAst similar, Though lsss
esMpliaatsa, 'hss the pFsaess 81 msnstss.
taiMs ffsa ssah. We Wsala linz n lssra
sAs p.esslty 81 NE mAehiae, has On thla ths
eitisah q silent, Tn villages m 3aeoo
enough to Aasra "a wsrks, these masAIaes
arela frequent asf. Gus n IN NO. ~ The
State Agricultural eellse ana, W belieys,
llvts O1tislaellVa.
n
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-01-26
ORIGINAL NOTICE.
<>TATE OF IOWA, TAMA COUNTY, Sc.

ORIGINAL NOTICE.
NTATE OF IONA, TANA COUNTY, Sc,
10 Manns.ll F. Miller, Aivira A. Miller.
Samuel nolton and 49, BOLTON. wife Of
Samuel polsen:
You, and each Of you, are hereby ne,s.
hsa thas on or before the 10Th tlar Of Feh>
raary. 18Th, there viii Be an Ole, in the Of
ice OF the Clerk Of tho District Cont Of
rama County, Iowa, a petition Of Levi i.
Nelson. claiming that he is the owner of tie
lands herein described, aud which, a. be
alleges, you claim to 10 the owners Of, aud
asking that the tito to said premises Do
quieted in him. said premises being des.
cribcd rs follows:
Tho undivided two tairda Of the south,
west quarter Of section No. thirty.,AreS
(a3l III towaHhip No eighty Eve 1851 north
ofrange No. thirteen (lS) w,st. Also. tho
undivided two>thirds Of the aou,hwea, quar-
ter Of section No. .hree (al In township No.
eighty. four (Si) north Of range No. twelve
tl2l west. Also, the undivided two.thirtls
of,he south hn,f Of section No, twenty (.un
In township No eigh.y.sisht (ss) north Of
range No. sixteen TOY west Of 9th r. NJ.
Also, tho undivided two.tAirls Of 10 north
fractional half Of section No. one N In
township No. eighty .sevsn (s7l north Of
range No. sixteen (lGl west. containing
SEQ 6a-lQ0 acres; aud that un'csa yen ap.
pear thereto, and defend, eA or before nooa,
Of the acecad day Of the next term Of said
CaMri, heias TIE February term &C sail
Ceav' for he year 1871, commencing On tAs
third MsndaS ef February, A. = 1911. A.
The Court House, ia Ta'cln. In said Coanty,
default will be entered against you, saA
Judgment rendered thereon
c, d BRADSHAW.
S>iw A4tarnev far Tim.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-01-26
FOCAL NEWS.
TOLEDO. IOWA;
THURSDAY, JANUARY %, 1871.

|,rcu,, coar. 10 s,i,l Ia session,
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-01-26

2Asss ReMea,ss gre .faf Ssk ky Drag
s,ais, Maresearee, sad Maiass Hes!ss's
sa%rYs'cre, a.
The New York herald., 1871-11-16
SUPREME cuUaT-sEaeRAL Tenn.
Thc ksrIxcs Insurance Casc.
J,efore Judges Barnard and Gilbert.


fpsroyds R0ci1es ~. The Guardian Mutual L,n
Insurance COMMUNICATIVE plaintiff brought snit Ia
recover a. 0oo the amount 0f policy ON the Joint
lives OF herself anu husband. II claimed by the
company that the policy had lapsed on no
count OF non-psyment when due, Of the last pre-
MUM prior to the death Of Mr.. Koelges, and that
the CLERK who had received 1t when over
due had no authority to do so OF
TO waive the forfeiture thereby incurred. The case
has been tried three times ana the last time The
,ry rendered verdict for the plaintIn Of the lUI
amount GAINED. Tho following " the opinion ~
Justice Barnard.-The paintiR and her husband III
July, 1864 effected All insurance upon their respec-
live lives with the defendants BY tD6 terms o th0
policy OF Insurance upon tle deccase y, etncr, ua1
IN the policy. The husband of the paintln
died September 2, 1869, and this action W
brought to recover the sum expressed IN tm0
Dollcy The case has been tried three times, and IL
both The previous appeals il was sent BACK Tor
new trial, chiefly for the reason that u should nave
gone to the Jury for their deterInnnlon as 10 Inc
question whether or not the deicntanssDy ita
patrons in tue matter of the revival OF lapsed poll
ces had, as matter OF fact, authorized the plAin.
tfY to rely upon the course which she pursued
In revlvng the policy, which IL the suoJecs
Of this action. Upon the last tri9i THIS lucs
to inc jury, and the jury, under lhe lnssruc.
fion OF the Court has said, In e1ect that tho
defandant has 40 conducted It's business as 70 tnd
waiver VI forlciturcs upon lapSeu poli@us, @ 'as ~ ~ ~
precisely what she did do, and to DO u nolwiistamd
fn0 the clause annexed 10 the policy upon whlcn inc
defendant relies. For the purpose or this appcal u
must be assumed that all the iac.5 In contiovSrsy.
upon the trial have been found IN favor o. se plain
AIR
The New York herald., 1871-11-16

come 70 close today, 10 appears "a be the deter.
minaton of the District Attorney To move ON the
tral or irving immediately after: ami tb,e he;n,, 80
result might be reached before the eni al inss M
week. o o'u VI '"o
Mr. Irving was around, looking as s,rou, ona
unconcerned az ever, and ready for rhe new hnf
snorS sharp ana decisive campaign INTO which he
~ 20 enter IN the federal Court. Hs trial cannns
p0ssiDly tast more than day or Il aay and a haIr
unless, indeed, there should be long .windei
speeches. fhe ISSUE TO be tried in a very sinnnia
One:-"Did the defendant beat ana wound Inc
Deputy Marshal, az alleged or was he memhey
Of the mob therein actngfn Various sDccularions
nave been indl2ed In as the probable result OF rho
case but IN The present stage or the proceedings AZ
would be Idle 10 comment one way or the other
We hope however. that justice Will be done ana
the r0wdy elemenr, even IN the person OF an ex-
member OF the Assembly, be- put down with strong
hand.
Action Aaninst the American Telegraph Cone
pnHy.
Jon" y. HR!23csf0n rs. Ihe american raCg3mph
ConpdaM-rhe plaintiffs Is the inventor OF the tele-
graph compostor. lie assigned his letters patent
In that invention to the American Telegraph Com.
pany on an agreement that they were to pay him
certain amount OF money. He claims that thev have
not paid MIN what they agreed 10 pay. The sum
Sueu I0f amounts 10 ABOUT one hundred thousand
dollars. The testimony was. In part addressed TO
inc nature Of the agreement aDu also to the con Z.
strucu0n or the machine AZ c0.nparei with the
Morse and other Instruments oil biography. Tha
case, IL Is expected, may last four or 1--we days u
less IL should take some unexpected turn, which
counsel rs at present advised do not forcsee. Ii
VIII be resumed this morning.
The New York herald., 1871-11-16

Hunting Up Msr'e" kxs.s
inatiOn.

Burs,na Up witDe.ses-Post-M Msrsem kxs.s.
iuatiOu.
Coroner Young Is busily engaged In huhung ue
testimony In the case OF Charles q. Jackson. VINO
d,cd in st. Luke's Hospital from depressed fracture
of me skull. The result OF blow on the head Wild
an iron rod in the hands OF Samuel Human curing
n ouorre] between them at Jackson's lodging mousse,
M 80 East Fourteenth street, on the evening %
,he 3ist nit Hlnman becoming alarmed soon aler
,nntc,,nq the violence, ned, and since Jacksons
death cannot be found. II is alleged thas AZ 'ne
time OF striking the blow HinmaD ws pro.
tecting Mrs. Latham, the lanalady, whon ueccaseu
had nos only insu!tcd but assaul'ed because sDe
w0ulu not permit MN 10 Introduce dsrepu'ame
females to her pdrlor, which she was tnen occupy
inc with Mr.. lIinfnap. The real facts, however,
viii lie developed during the lnvesngatoi, WHICH
lie Coroner will make most thorough, anu ior wnlch
purpose he yesterday afternoon efnpdnelieu jury.
In making a pOst-mortem exainlnatior on tne
BODY Ur. Marsh found that deccase na1 sustdineu
iras,ure Of the skull, which fracture was inc Gauss
of death. should the statements OF Mrs. Lathain
and her husband as TO the origin VI the array resu,
ing IN JacKson's death be verified they wi W ia
towards relieving Mr.. Hnman rom tne consc, y,
uuenccs OF MS act, and justify hhh N ie,una ~ ~
await the result OF tho nquision IA az pr,
ity tie nyestgat on VIII take place at the Coroheis
Office, CITY ua!l, some day next week. ,.. ~omeu
the names aud whereabouts Oh enc .iy. IN hus
| t,oroncr Young has reqnesteu Cap,n ~ ~ aecnrs
| inc Fifteentn precinct 10 make an ehoi' :"
'asr AMI Mrs. Latham feel much aggreyed se =, e M
| unn,.aaant notoriety given 10 tneu h""S' ~ -
sault upon anu ueasn VI s~'
The New York herald., 1871-11-16
THE FOREST FIRE FUND.

The Noble Work Of tho Chamber of Cous-
m~rce-Tbanks Of Goveraors VI. r. Baldwin,
of Michigan, and Lucius Fnirchil Of
Wisconsin, Letter from. tho Mayor Of
lIavre, Fraure.
the foewns lsSTs 81 | to the g
merce, WIN lnteres. every one who has contributed
toward inc relief OF the sufferers by the forest rcs
IN the Northwest
STATE or AIcmGAs. Exaouy,yE or,..t,or,l
Low. ssa yn,s He'd Of Relief Committee Chamber Of
p NJ DEAF s,s.ln soioplans. With ady,e. from BY
81 Sl.a sss ssss
eonss most grateful ss hans, - he, 4, h"ps before fore
sass 80 resy and generously their contributions
I'd % Il Our 2. S ~ o s
ceedsa e1p,e..'on, New cases cone g or faSv'sass
DETRoir. Nov. ~, 1871.
A. A. Low. ESQ., Treasurer Ac., Chamber Of Commerce,
II ,sss Of o9 q ~ :" &: 70
ferins people Of Mssao making total Of $1,000 for that
purposs Allow ne g expires: yourself and FOUR so"m
sno Contributions Tor our suffering people Very ry yours
DETROIT, Nov Ia 1871.
Hon. A. A. Low, Treasurer Chamber Of Conmsrce. New
MY bEAs s,s-In compliance with advice. th. day re- Re.
csived from BY telegraph have valued on you for The
orc q coaserss sss il he s, ia q iss s%sI
n, ss s as: sa r ss sS' r
,c people Of suI sas
MADIsos, ws Oct. g, 1871.
A. /. Low. Esq., Treasurer Chamber OF Commerce. New
DEAR instructed s your telegram q yss,ssTd,y d
% ss ss Ike q as
S:' s..5s .e%sse % as';: y %
q. destitute. Let a me md ada my y ssns; ssI.;
ss @ .ssTss s'''S,s1 e " my '0'e
STATE or w"coss'S. rTrcgr!vs parAsrMssr DEF z ,ss
A. A. Low. Esd, TREASURER Chamber OF Commerce, ssw
a., A. s.y " s%p sSss ys Z o
the relief fund Q! y are in % w;cS. .,o,;
s.% a.sR sss asaos s s,o;S:
liberal donations which have ben ses.s Hfspsc
the Chamber also received the following reply TO
rheir nrst appeal TO Europe Tor help Tor Chlcago:
translation. a., !, ,s,,
The MAYOR of the city Of Hsvrs Chevser Of the Legion Of
Honor 70 the PRssipRsf OF the Chamber OF Commerce,
M psIsprsr-I hsy. the honor to askncwedse the r.
%sss aS u as nShapy
ss e.: TX S tne !. %
meeting the iah inst decided that public subscription
sn s' b O. H''' should
h offering. in view Of hs extent Of ths sxtraordn,
,Rs oe.1eScy ersum.iaho.. roush which county
has gssn hps"Ds ps.Ds IN srpA. sna o:n
gratitude Of the city 9f Havre Tor the assistance
oar lively sympathy with The people Of Chicago 50 severely
w, add Mr. President that have forwarded cory
,rrr Telegram 10 our Chamber Of commerce which vii
donbusss conribms to tho subscription opened b.
ptsssc accept Mr. President, ,he assurance Of my mos
d"tnau''aea S0n''e' FELIX DARU, Mayor, Ac.
The New York herald., 1871-11-16

ocer Of tho Court had played poker with the jury.
me Judge said tnis was slanderous, and unless
apolog1ed for Miner should be disbarred next day.
believe, however II was confirmed on inquiry and
censuren
as tho practice OF McKean's Court embarrass-
ingy, ..v.,,, :.
clsing judicial functions. We never expected him
20 DC unpreludlced, put we supposed he might like
70 appear consistent. Yon see in The 1rst instance
after hearing am argument upon the point at law he
declared thnt he was United States Court that the
Territorial Legislature had no power TO prescribe
rules for his court "a 10 selecting uries aud tnat he
tlon, as In United States Courts We lawyers put up
with TINS ana expected him TO hold consistently
70 ~, ~ .nat We snooid prepare our cases as Tor
.'H0w did he violate his decisions,
wiz ne ne resolved himself into United States
Court Tor all purposes prejudcia TO Mormon deien-
dants, ana Whenever the Territorial law was severcr
on them IN .nan the laws of Congress he
For example, the UDlted states laws give the de-
fendant ten Jury challenges ana tho prosecution
Only Two; Wnile the Territorial laws allow six and
SIX. The United Sfacs statute OF limitations dis
bars all but capital crimes after two years OF non
prosecution while the Territorial law bars nothing.
Now, Mckean wants Territorial Court to chai-
lenge the jury and prosecute after many wears by
Territorial permission, but United States Court 10
diction ana demonstrated 10 Mr. Young,s counsel
and those OF other indicted polygamists that he
would do whatever he hai the physical power to do
to secure conviction. Therefore, say. as counsel
70 Brigham J Dung, mat II ne does absent himself
rom suc a uinnai until the United States Supreme
Court at Washington passes on a test case we have
sent lherc, ne VIII OILY anticipate The advice OF his
counsel
Mnnb u that caser'
EngeiDrecns vs. Clinton ANA others-in all twenty
ue!cnuaLts lug prosecutor Is liquor seler VINO
uoleu ,ne Iuuicipal License law OF SAT- Lake and
ny tne pi0vSIonS OF TERRITORIAL statute Droushe
suiI Ior Lne 9estructlon o ms STOCK nallci0usly'
~ JustiCg Vi tne feace Cnnt0n ana posse CONT
tGtus. The jury was packed by the Marshals
inanner VI uIaWins anu iof $4,000 worm OF liquor
~ EmseauieCms eos seroiGG OF $o1oVo; Ine Justices
Ine verdict was therefore atrocious. although con-
nrmaiory Oh tue Jaw Wnlcn allows three times the
saluo u ues,royou i property. we expecs an early
nearhg OF lls case 70 test tne validity ot the jury
ABUSE Wnicn y Llvolveu ~ an tlie Other trlas.'
Inis mannet VI packing Jurlcs oy personal seec.
The New York herald., 1871-11-16
c0UsT CALtaDARs Tbs DAy.

SUPREME COuRf--G.NEEAL TRGA--ll.ld by
Judges lngraham, Barnard and Cardoz0. nos. 255,
100, l42, l3i. 49, lJ 137, l3s, 100, Ill Js2, l44,
l43. lac H7, l4s lao. l5O lJl, 152, i5a, l54, l55,
155.
SUPREME C0uRr--CIR0Urr-- Part Held by Judge
Van Bruni. 337 I'll. i99i,, l5. 100 =, 43l. 49,
49, l9i, 5oa, 1923, l6a 49, 4.3 477, 47o, 4sl, 43S
SUPERIOR Couar--fnIAI. TcRM--Part Held by
I2l5 1Ai, 1887. ia, 1921, 970. li5i, GIT.
C0ultT of COMMON PifAs-EqUIry TERM-Held
by chief Justice Daly.Nos. Us, LAT, isa. is6, NJ.
~.
Counr oF COMMON PiTAs--TRIAL TERw-Part Il
l0i1 1dS Ar, iol $50, 97., 6s 1874, 5i4, III, IL,
10. Part a--,ied by Judge I.arremore.- o45,
9t., oss. 1854 1855. 100, 1I0I, 1902, l0se 1868.
1o61, Il0J, l10S, 1D6J 100.
MARINE CuURT--TnIAL TERM-Part l. Held by
Judge JOachnscn.--NOs 6s10 65l2, 0I25, $3.50 $500,
6,2J 7026 7i06 7lII 1852 1853 7I54, 7sl6. Part 2-
Held by Judge 0rOss.-Nos. 1928, J9ly, 502n 0577y
sis!. 6soi. 0o6J. 72l 1870 sso 1894 735s 6s26 716
Part 3-Held by Judge Cnrtis-Nos. $3.50, e0aG Ts40.
1874 7aI6 74s a2a .zlIl 1zoo --ass
The New York herald., 1871-11-16
UNITED STATES ClaCu'T C0us1.
The Indictments Against Jim Irving.
Before Judge Woodruff.

Yesterday morning, In the United States circuu
corr. after Judge woodrur had taken his seat upon
the bench, Mr. Noah Davis, United States District
Attorney, called mp the case Of Alderman and tx.
Assemblyman James Irving, VINO has been Indicted
for an assault upon Deputy Marshal Dowiey, AID
n,oyed IL on for trial. IL was important matter,
and ne was most anxious 70 Try It, Tie witnesses
were oil ready.
Counsel Tor Alderman Irving sali:-"we are
ready aDd desirous OF having the trial as soon as
Judge Woodrun said that he could not stop case
that was on for to-day-a patent SUIT. he was,
therefore, unable To name day for the tiial OF tns
matter alluded 10 ny tho District Attorney, but prob
ably would take Il mp on Monday
IL the suit winch the Judge " now tyying should
The New York herald., 1871-11-16

Coroner scnirmer yesterday held an inquest In the
case OF AIR. Nicnolas Farrell, who was crushed TO
death on the night OF S'h inst Deceased entered
car e5 OF The Third avenue rnc while much under
inc nnuencc OF liquor, and, riding down several
blocks Jumped on the step at Nncneth street. with
ont oskiuu the conductor TO stop Mr.. farren ran
against car ST. then passing up anu siacn NV & nis ncna
fell win his let leg across the track the wheel pass
ing over ana crushing is Prom tne testimony inc
ceased was thirty years OF arc and native Of this
Stale. Lie llYol " IT0Y.
The New York herald., 1871-11-16
SUPERIOR COURT SPECIAL Tsas.
couar or COMMON PlEAs-spic'.l TERM


Decisions.
BY Judge Loew.
Pratt cs. Pratt, Read CO. o-Motion gfan'eu.
Roberts rs. Ne,chouse.-Appication granted.
Harrison re- Ctren.--Motion for ieave TO serve
supplemental answer granted without costs.
woospooyd rs. TAYLOR Motion TO open default
granted upon paying $40 costs and Ming an under
taEing Win sufYiclen5 surety tconditionaD 10 pay
any Judgment that may be IecoVercu axaiIs' lhe
defendant In this action. -. ,,...
Ladd Us. The Hamilton Hddd,ng cnmpGnu-,,
MoiiOn TO place cause on short calendar dehieu
yjrl,,g u.s. Naon.on. Motion denied without costs.
The New York herald., 1871-11-16
EiRIgt CoUaT-pAaT l.


Decisions.
BY Judge Joacnimsen.
wvaer Us. Refcnoid. Assault and battery 'udS-
ment in favor OF plain,ir for tlOo.
fut,, second stree, Railroad CompdW vs..
s,mtz. Dismissed for want Of jurisdiction ID ac-
,,ons on bonds except such as are cnnmefatea III
rho statute. within which this does not come.
S1nE re- Dacis-Acti0n to recover the vaiue OF
an ovcrcoat left with one OF the servants oi hoei-
Seeper. Verdict Tor plantln, $50.
The New York herald., 1871-11-16
sUpsEm; COu0T-CaiM3:&
Pay niSnt Of Assessment.
Before Judge Brady.


Before Judge Brady.
IN ne kaper OF the Estate 0f James Dean 70 w.
otte assessment For the laying OF Belgian pave
ment in Hudson street. an assessment was made
against the estate OF James Dean Application was
made to vacate this assessment on the ground OF
failure Of publication Of the notice OF assessment
In the New YORK Dispatch claimed to be Cor
poration paper, the statute requiring all Cor.
noratton notices to be published IN all the
Corporation papers. was urged In opposition
that though the paper mentioned was made \
Corporation paper IN 1868, II was not so
in 1896, when this assessment was laid; and,
further, that the notice was published In nine Cor
pOrattOn papeis. The answer was that tue order
constituting this paper y Corporation paper had
never been revoked the reply to which was 'nat nat
list OF such papers s made every year. The Court
took the papers.
Directly alter hearing this case orders were pre-.
sentcd vacating about one hundred assessments Tor
paving Irving place, Sixteenth street and other
streets, pursuant TO dccislon In the Court OF
Appeals, such decision being based on failure 70
comply with the statute referred 10 above.
The New York herald., 1871-11-16
COo6r es GENERAL SESSIONS.

Auexca Larceny Of Jeweisy by bosion
.Iawycr,'-A Qaeer Observation-Disclosures
Ing Particulars.
Tne entire session OF the Ccuyt yesterday was oos
The New York herald., 1871-11-16
cOuaI vF kfptAls CALENDER.

ALBANY, NOV. 10, 1871.
The following Is the Court OF Appeals day calendar
for November Ie:Nos. S67, 38o, 37p SsO, $50, 5sS,
3s0, 3S7.
The New York herald., 1871-11-16
T He COU r T S.

The Case Of Mr.. Irving in Court-Action Against
the American Telegraph company-1he
Ircn.Work Bill in the New County
Court House. Appeal in an Ali
mony Case bcsine.s in tie
Court OF General Sessions
The New York herald., 1871-11-16
SUPREME c0URI-SpeClAi TERM.

DerisiOD.
by Judge Sutherland.
S1nd,cyd rs Act,ay et al.--Judgmsnt FOR plaintiff
sUPeaIoe COURT SPECIAL Tsas
Dccisboss.
by Judge Spencer.
De,uaresl %. He,ring.-Order granted.
Van Tasseu rs. V0lker.--Same
Herring rs C0ieGaan-same.
Wi,rhsu ps ycho0,eu u-order referring 10 $. u.
Nolan TO take deposition.
H0rtuu0 rs. CdYot,p. dismissed.
Moore US SchdeJeY. - Order granted
Converse ~, Ehrltck.- Same.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-10-14
sales have been small and foot up about lS' ools'

sales have been small, and foot up about 1s5 ools.
The market closes nrm at So so per Dbl.
COTTON Since the close OF our last review the
market for this article has generally ruled mac
tive, with declining tendency In price. The an.
favorable advlces from abroad has checked the
demand until to-day Thursday when the mar
ket opened quiet but improved, aud sales were
made at an advance OF y to 4 OF cent. we
quote ordinary at 16H, good ordinary at lSH, low
middliug at 1S35alsh end midding at lS1alS%c
per 10.
SPIRITS TCRPESTISE.-The market opened quiet
on Friday and no sales were effected. on Satur-
day it opened again weak and sales at decline
were made. On Monday, however, 1t exhibited
more rrmness, and there has been steady ad.
vance In pri 'e each day, closing on Thursday at
SO &c per gallon. The advice5 from abroad are
better, anG there Is brisk inquiry from ship
pers, but want OF stock has checked operations.
There is very little arriving, and the stock held
BY factors is light, the bulk being In second
hands, which is not offered on market, but Is held
for higher figures. The market closes nrm at
631Ic per gallon.
KosiN.-For the week Just ended the market has
ruled with more 6rmDess for the lower grades
and prices have improved shade on previous
quotations. There has been fair inquiry from
shippers for both strained and No 2. and parcels
have generally found sale. For the finer grades
there has en- rather light demand, and the
market has ruled quiet but steady.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-10-14
New York Coffee Market.

Firm the J,urnal OF Commerce, Wednesday,
October IL: The offerings OF BIO are very small
aud holders quite hrm, insisting on extreme
prices. preventing business. From drst hands 40
sales OF Importance were made. From second
hands some tnvo:c"s were reported placed, but
without particulars; 100 bags = the Seno:ita and
1000 bags by The Winfield al Baltimore on private
terms. There Is considerable inquiry for e, ylOn
coffee, OF which 2214 bags were disposed OF, eX
Francis, on private terms; part being plantation.
In West India conees business was unlmporranr,
the high pri es aimed and light offerings check.
ing operations. Messrs. VIM. Scott & sons make
the total stock OF Rio In first henls In the cCu2try
TO be 4l.25s bags distributed as follows: In Gal.
weston 5000 bags, IN Mobile 1000 do, In Savannah
1000 do, in Baltimore 1859 do, in New York 25,ss9
do We quote for Rio. In nond, gold prices, as
follows: Ordinary cargoes l31sa1s%. fair cargoes
I4alit1c, good cargoes l4Xa15c prime cargoes
l5kal5Hc. The other kinds we quote in gold,
duty paid. as follows: Java (grdss mats) 25c;
Singapore 1Sa2oc; CeylOn 17alshc; Maracalbo l6
alshc; Laguayra l6halTc; Jamaica l6al1c; ST.
Domingo (go,d In bund,) l0I1lc; Js'a Ricd lea
l7Hc; Manila l6a17c; Mexican leHalIc; Savauilla
l6alSc; Curacao l5hal7c.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-10-14
Interior Cotton Markets.

CHESTER, october 1l.-Market steady; 'ordi
nary l5c; good ordinary lie; low middlings Ike
mlddLngs lsc; good mlddlrgs iSTc.
YORKYIi LIE, october 11.-Cotton II 10 1Sc.
CHARLOTTE. october 9.-The cotton marke
during the past week has been frn, with an up
ward tendency in prices. Sales were made at Il
and lSH cents-the latter price Tor middllng,
closIug dull, however on Saturday, at 1s% to ls1l
cents Sales for the week 470 bales.
COLUMBIA, october 1s.-Sales IS bales; mid
dlings 1Sc.
COLUMBUS, october 11.-There Is not much de-
mapd or Offering. Street buyers take most OF
wagon cotton. Middllngs lSc, low mi idlngs
l7Ssl7%. Sales 56 bales. Receipts 2Io bales.
Shipments 81 bales.
MONTGOMERY, October 1.-THE market Is
quiet; low middlirgs lSc; offerings not large.
SELMA October l0-Sales to-day 800 bales;
middlngi 1sXals&c, low middllngs lsSa1sHc.
Market quiet and easier.