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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-28
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
NEw-YORK. Aug. %, ISL
OFFICE or FISK * HATCH,


ri---twcuty Bonds arc to-day selling at..1H
Central Pacific SKIES at....................lOl
Ct.a0srka and Ohio Skies at.....93 and int.
rtI.sor 5..s. by conversion into Ccntrals, retain
s1s inta5.s. all increase their capital about Is
.-.osrtrinto the Chesapeake and Ohios with an
.r,,sof ~ pc. cent; OF holders Of Centrals can cN-
,t,r- for Chesapeake and OhiOs and increase their
,,-.,al abou. per cent The popularity Of the Cen
I'll, their availability and quick market at all
nancy inter-. in the world so soon after The compile
e,ofH road, are very gratifying to MS, and must
.hF,0t1a an boil logs of the bonds that the same
r-raritv and availability viii attach to the Chesa-
,.Fearl Oh5s. and that they viii command equal
,-ev.tl the Csutras in due time we have no
i-t The near approach Of the time when the
,.-rr. of the Treasury viii call in vast amount
.Tra-tventies and pay them in gold. bahooveS all
,'r-s to be loo'il. for new Investments; and to
-.-.l yye recommend the Sir per cent cold Bonds.
-,sg7l and interest, Of Tie CHESAPEAKE AND ONO
luEoD COMPANY
length Of road, 427 miles.
Finished and running, 2}7 miles.
Additional 10 be completed by Oct. /, o miles.
T.,ripc Us miles, which viii be completed Sep
i,nbs1l ls'2.
TtAanomt Of this loan, Sljo)o00).
Ttsl cost of road, depots, equipments, &C. $780,,
H0Q
The AMOUNT remaining unsold, about Sj,0')o0),
III soon De absorbed. They are issued in deuomina-
asof $1,000 SJ0Oaud 800, FISK & HArcn.
HEyEY FISK.
Is HtT,u
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II Is5S. sep; es7o4 o7s 1929 eo'es aaea

I57O...5i3l5 G4J273i 72gO72 1929 GC'6O75 3ll26O2
Same time last
.. 1882 % 500 6 l027-22 1901 522937 % l2 go
PETROLEUM-Cr bulk has only litei request, but
ruled steady Isl Tie Greek market duh Tut frn AZ
Upper, and 7cQ - IS for do Lower with
500 tb sellers option, all year At OIL City az % o. Holders Of
Refined lave shown cell and short deliveries
quoted easier though futures sod prices The
tuued IRE GIT 20 restrict the ansactons sales
Of 1900 bh., August, 2itc; 1000 bbs., suitable %
vessel 2lc and 81 bills first half September Of pnce LOO
l each October and November 24sc; 1000 b buyers option
all year, PC and 80 bl bulk private Cases quiet
but steady a24ic; sales 500 patent tu latter price In fhia
deViia August quoted at 2c sales 4DJ J. teMUer, az Z4c
5000 private terms 1000 bD October 24sc, aud 900 h,
October AMI NoyeHhel price.
RICE-Thc fairly scve end steady sales IS Caro-
Ina a. ~ $40, obi $50 bag India ~ gale.
SUGAkS-Irace in Raw wells dull hut tie
lower sales 2i hE gts for Cuba -c m Porto REQ
and 5Q loc for Denta Refined seer and n far demand az
l3dl3{c for Hands.
STEABS u moderate demand and 1850
TALLOW IS duh but OF 500 10
and Sc ioT Prime.
WHISKY is cs Tey Olered tuneT and dul sales Of 30 bb at
% F. Ir0r.' U.ul
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-28

y -, ON r,lv 70 came across the continent Dy
az FranclSD al to Ncw-Iork thence by thc Cu1lu
a Psclno IirooI which place Il reached IN - Hil
gamer ~ h, ar DAYS inside OF contract Tune. ils
rom V,SS5aHs shorter time than the route ny NV
set leaSl ,i demonstrates the superiority oI tuc
s1ez ,te a. compared with the Suez route; al'i -
American rs indicating the future course OF 'io
very Je with Europe for all valuable artleieS' "0N
me is Of import lance u, 81, ors s,r tbe INST week
bales against 1850 bales the previous W. 80
Suvtcfa receps since september /, lolV, ~ nsrieI
ne W,ust 100 bales for the Correspondents bo 9t5
y ne preyious year, showing an increase N enc p1rts
I the present crop. The exports ON ai, -" t,r t6c
Mbe week were 1858 bales against 2yi n'Viro5 nor
w. - week en- $50 The total exports ioI Llo 16lG3
ss tbc cotton wear are 3.l52,s3 ales az mi The
W. FOR the same time u lS 20 inc i.' f,r the sane
- - h lCs so bales against 77035 DaIes i"i
este last year. ~, ,..s,,,, cot mon Our nlaINCl
..i,orty by ne appraisers employed by inc
s e' US s'N@ ms nm Jefferson N.rt,t 800 $500
lf..i. 49,. 21garI Iorpl ms e.iA'''''' E3uu
l.Hu 49,, w 10000 Juoh NafAt,t ;;'.tt.,,''' 10 2D
iss1 Nr '''''''''' e. 10 We. Ns ag.l2 3.y' ~ g,
on Narf, ..,,.''' '. FiF.ie,uh Nari Market '-'V'
.lA ,. ~ \. -s,t.. 5000 ....e427S,8
, f.. tie valuation Of the parks ana POoAc
places: go, Oh o " olson square .... 2 ~ org
tettf ''A'''''' tuU0s ''''''''
{ % .. lI10 p. Nasbh t,0-,l ..Ie'''''' ~, o0
= va ....... 1oI' hr5er''rs l.'e - az
he smaller puas, the total valuation Is
ghA.fUa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-28
SEPT. I, 1870, TO DATE.

GRAINTbe bnoyaucy aud activity that characterized Wheat
European orders have increased and notice considerable purchases
for Hsv AMI other continental ports these largely confined WINTER
has given holders advantage. and The Indications sa
active demand for Wheat daring coming The ye in
Europe much below averages the crop IN Onll and rs tru-
seriously injured by hence Che sur
toyv rains dn- or, have mime the cro In Austria and Russia
and greatly RETARDED the harvest; the crop IN Great Britain has IN
proved late viii be late and much below The private
aiyices from Great Britain much stronger than the y sn1
very evident that o crops Prussia Nd France are as OF 2, we
ported May ami ~ France they are more so a the taso3
estimate, and corresponds With The report mac Wy
or agents early 10 June the new srring wheat e5
color good but the berry small and the ,d TO The acre ID mos
below ato last year The major part Of The spring Le's
and are much wanted for export Our mIe nave Dl I
ate owing to the hgh prices current oar sio, VIf fl cy
port previously noted has since been L more ace l
Moderate and been taken 70 some e' i Io evident
th9ui any supp es Of moment OF NeS ."li @ rort tie
they have rus OF moment Our letters t.e G " cv.
Weld Of Wheat Winter Wheat states o. hs5 th'n lne
- ,..f,.t.. IrIis1a sBl Illinois The Yield loo tbs So
Is not equal % h. estimate month since IOoy e " H 'i
Is sgan better end ac.r us Gshlnl M Tt I'D In co1
demand at further advance A. the close e lse, T. eae ior SNIP
ping q1alie- add qae dill; the advance ~ M rs cle"s
Mlers gse bripg more 5e,F' anu D" 'y ,s se 11iii
bush Amber 9ud White 70 arrive a. our +, q5oi'i'E1j ny
81 p r-o e,rr; a. Did for no Niy.uata: 81 ga ~ -
for Red Western; ~ 370 81 90 for Amber dos 81 54 for amber
n chen. . Amsr DO Grriye u # Tor htr Canadian 80
bond 81 Whe Gene; Der southern 90 arrive private
steady AMI in limited demand; sales Of 10 bush City az 80 81 -
Atier coce Oss plenty AID uach ve ihs demand r
he n PEI, speea tive Tie Ses ar, 81 yD Pr. Sf"
for BacS; go iJ TO- Mixed and 20 DE- for White re ian ud
opeel one 40 SAD r Mixed but turts holding hack Gloss
lover aud c: fr srls l2 800 bush Damp Hru sound tt0
ci.: Wctr rsd NJ q. cole closing az o. aailc Weseu
l. q III
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tanner & Co..
BANKERS


II Wall-st., New-YoIk,
BY and Sell. at current market rates the FIRST
MuGAGE EIGHT 81 PER CENT GOLD BONDS or
Im ST. JOSEPH AND DENVER CITY RAILROAD Co.
Interest pavable August and February, in New
Yh London. or Frankfort-ou-thc-Ma free OF
T&TIes. Tanner & Co., No. II Wall-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-28

~, Ale, ,ndte,ryctovn mixed 20 good Sup - 1888 %
It act and GEORGETOWN, kHtra and Family. O19 90
Extra bId b W
99 70
Extra and Familr....... 6jn 6B
- l. stonr erd fairly active sales Of 80 ibis We
V'@ - otalt Ahd reuh -
-stC.-. n. ~ 4.
en- Meal osrrn. 65 20 Corn Meal Dr. pa 10 ~ 20 "
Corr Meal we,tW. 80 a 60
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-28
alarble ano Slate Alantels.

A KLABER, Steam MARBLE and MARBLE
"a. HNG WORKS 1874 sud 1856 Eat Eghteenh-t Marble and
hei Mantes Tug Marble Counters, Ionumeus and Grave
stone, prices that defy competition
- KLABER & Co., 217 to 223 W. 5lst-st,
y, boween Broadway ,nd Egh,have Marble and Marble
MANTELs MONUMENTS, and IEADSTONES. New original
designs Cheapest in the city.
GTEWART's SLATE MANTELS; largest as
> ,ortment prices. Elegant designs I.
STEWART Si1thaye bet Ihirtg-bth aid 1hTKh ss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-28
Broo!lInn Real Cs!ate for G1le.

FOR SALE--A 3-story basement and SUBJ
cir browns one HOUSE 21D 'o' l wen r,t.I m Brokl~L
Fde Tl'Fo AHly 90 ~ A. rutland Co., B-e1nlns. n Y.
TO SELL or ENCHANGE-A most Substan-
uarhut HOUSE. we'll pael 10 bet POI of Brooklyn vAaa
about Ai0o for good house small plot " ground u short sBi
~ and from the ron 81 90 80 U0 Term,
easy Address A. 3. C., Brooklyn postOIoe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-28

Aner careful examination confidently recommend these Uoll DE-
cause:
They are Crit mortgage upon already completed and in sue
eesl OPERATION with r eargs vel established Tor several yelrs at
much more lu enough pay tie interest % a 'h hon authorized to
be issued .
The proceeds viii complete extension o. % mics
Of heavy work from T.as into OF MOBILE dispensing
with the present steamboat wee euug expense aud increasing e.
fcefcy of the road.
g. The road s l22 miles long; entire mortgage FZ' o '
over 1900 per me road over $1,000 per nile
T. 1t connects MOBILE and MONTGOMERY, and INK ID 'ne
route from NEW.ORLEANS TO NEWYORH and also between The
GULF and LOUISVILLE by the insured completion Of the Toal rom
MONTGOMERY north DECATUR, being built by the
AND NASHVILLE r. r. Co.. WHO thus display tier estimate Oh 7
value Of the route. ...,,.
They ere nlorl and guaranteed by The STATE OF ALABANA
the value Of whose iaiorsmeli has been recently 'u " '
tsbl.hei
G. Of The careful investors n ENGLAND ana ''
COTTON bought thee bonds for gem51. ii INV
$4,000 'ls Market WHICH ''' ''' '
al present, 90 IS and accrued interest by
S1CIp4R q Co., SO Tvilham-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-28
Gin Real estate for Sale.

NAST-SIDERS, attention 49, Sixteen years
- LEASE ID. PREMISES Husoa-st oa
aI.omr' purchaser Apply 90 j. sCHJt . Iour.L-aye
EtOB SALE-OnFilth-av an olcr Mt. Modern,
b new Ing s.ool reil le. LrA,I DiyEI LING. Tor SLOW
ipiss' % CIoili Fa 9 Apply to v. a. SAW EAaOS sos.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-28
Gong lslauo Real estate for Sale.

G0A ACRE FARM on south side of Long
SDD Island 20 EXCHANGE Tor BrosIgu improved pr3P,ry.
Price $1,000 ~ A. RI LAND - Co., . Egcsual.st, n y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-28

PAYS rorR PER CENT INTEREST PER AYNUM OF DEPOSIT
SUBJECT TO CHECK AT SIGHT. .
PAYS FIVE PER CENT INTEREST PER ANNUM On srLNiA"
DEPOSITS REMAINING SIX MONTHS OR LONGER
EMPOWERED TO ACT AS FINANCIAL AGENT foR BALES
CORPORATIONS AND INDIVIDUALS 80 -.
TO ACT AZ AGENTS OF CORPORATIONS IN ISSUING REG
IsTERIyG OR COMMISSIONING CERTIFICATES.
TO ACT AS TRUSTEES OF MORTGAGES OF RAILROADS AM
OTHER CORPORATIONS -
TO ACT AS TRUSTEES FOR MARRIED WOMEN AND hAi
TAKE CHARGE OF AND MANAGE THEIR SEPARATE PROF
ERrY.
THE COMPANY Is A LEGAL DEPOSITORY FOR MONEYS PAID
INTO COURT.
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u)e0oina CARDS, Sc.

AT WM EVERDELLis SONS, No. 1Q Full
ishel 1872
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-28
tl)eslebcsier COunln neaI Gslale for Sale
~ ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT

AN ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT
n for SALE on accommodating terms within lOur and hah %
NewYork in Wescbeer County containing 100 IN the highest
state Of cultivation no waste ani splendid MANSION 50 feet front,
o feet deem per order; a.o new Building 20 by 100 arranged
for clubhouse or scalemy 90 level ground suitable for
rceck also and Mil u feet head Of water never falling
sream barn and hundred head q cte foar apple
orchards aud one pear orchard all grated and choice Fruit fronting
lake, fences al order AMI grounds ornamental pure water all
parts Of the houses every respect establishment and "
for health unsurpassed aaywhere the atmosphere dry and edapi
10 weak lungs good ami lot Is feet front the city VIII DO
taken in part payment Address WILLIAM DAVIS Tribune once
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Chnnreo for Business hlcn.

EOR SALE-LEASE, FIXTURES. and part
J M whole Of the STOCK Of dSclass FANCY GOODS end
MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT; has been well advertised Or the
years. satisfactory reasons for selling Apply to
EUoHTON'S 23J 5anst, Pat, lson. Nov-J'rsey.
TOR SALE or EXCHANGE, for n House in
New-Yors or Brooklyn ONEHALF INTEREST IN valuable
Mineral Spring aud Hotel Property Adrss SPA, Tribune Oce
I WILL DISPOSE of the RIGHT of the
state Of Ohio ny Patent Endless Ladder HOD ELEVATOR
that proved such great success everywhere yet introduced and
meets e approval Of burs Can be in operation In this end
other cities Apply j. POWERS, Pa,elte For-ninist and
Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-28
Auttion Gales of Real estate.

A WESTCHESTER FARM AT AUCTION-A
~ FARM Of 81 acres large Dwelling suitable for phvits
oI and other buildings all culture. situate IN the OF
somer, lately part the farm Of b. F. Camp esq will be SOLD a.
auction cash the premises on the "a DAY Of September next "
II o'clock a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-28
Coullrp Real Cslate for sa!c.

A COUNTRY PLACE FOR SALE.-GOO'
n buildings with small farm hour by rA!llVaai oargsn
Address OWNER. Box ~, Tribune Otice.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-04-19
LIVERPOOL c1Ass1F1cATIo,

RICH.-This grain maintained q firm position
with q good demand. Sales about a25 tlerces o,
clean Carolina, say 8 ~tierces at Tic, 10 al 81
at TX, ~ at 8, 2O2 at 81, Is at 8 a'l6c. We quote
common. to fair at 7H@7%, good s@sAc u.
NAVAL SToREs.-Some 2eobbls rosin have chang
ed hands at $5@s5 so for low pale to pale, s2l5
81 aefoE No 2 and 81 1o@s2 is for Fo:a !.
RRHIaHrs. ITO Liverpool, by steam dfrec',
nominal On; EupRnas ;iFvla New York, I'D
ON uplandE; Id on sea islands; by sal,
1854 ON upisnds, No. on sea Islands, 30
sHsvre nominal. Coasswise-to New YerS.
By steam :; xclon upiands and &c on STA
,lslands; sl!2sstH ttsrce on rice;by sail, &c ? nj
cotton; RtieIce onrice: 4Oe = barrels on rosin:
S7@s 4tMGR lumber; 5000 Pm on timber. J.
BoHtonulWH Ssl,, 20 10 on upland Gotten.
70 PraSldsnce, by sail SO = N on boards. &c
= Bson, cotton; by steam sf bale on New
IIorfrstsSEl1 70 Philadelphia, by steam. &c ID
In up2anJs; BY sail. 81 q u on boards; - on
.stmbsfs hss' R1en' on ay,,saad' s3est 80 On phos.
pilates. 70 BALTIMORE. bY steam, xe p b by
nail, $esoS7 4,Mo on boards:.ss@a26 p ton OIL
p~hosphare rock 9 Vessels me IN demand by
pur' merS1aGts TO take lumber ,reigKts fun
Georgetown, s.. 6, Darien and Satills River, Ga.
and Jacksonville, Fla, to Northern ports, and $40
i0l2HHa are the ra;es on lumber and boards.
ExoHANss7St@Aas 90 aay. hills;aoR@2oX.
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. THE sanks purcna.e
sight checks at x OF to par, and sell at X Pre-
MUM. 4. 4. -7,:.srs4 --.tj .Ir FHr
a,tA o.p-l0x11lk. ~! pT9:to - "aa
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-04-19

N . April IL .-soon.-cansols ssS. Bonds
81 i1s0i y Obi q .4pH ,azzEoon.-Eif,aents .arm.
ihvefy, Sfuge. Money nrm at g. Gold strong llH.
,.Exehange-lpDt, 10 short. loA.
:. ~ E3sning-Money more q AZ cal. with sx:
lEsptionsi % Governments =! Sterling frn' 9
ssSolthernA very dun and heavy towards the close.
TenpeBsees 6SH, new So VHgiplsssTl neH-72k
tIouiHia1as, iS8 new 90; leyees TAX; ei:hts 81.
s s'sSsP North sv3 Gsioi 1 | 81 81 new SsSs s. South ssii 1e eSro.
NV oEI.i \ Apra i.-steriinaz. g. Sigh.
exchange = premium. Gold IN.
.Sl saqylH Il COTTON HABKBTS. o.
:T1ftrvKkfooE, April 1s.GNoon.-cottop dali; up.
'sa ETsa ST.; oatssoa adj All; ss apia 1Sis0 TX Ss'e' or,eaD.
1xdisa!es 10000 bales; speculation a = export
Il NEW Yo ,REs April 1s-koo6..cosson quiet; up:
lanAs Hkc; orleans ,15ke; sales ZOO boles.a
=. Eyening.-Colon nrner; sales 1892 hales at
'Ss SsFos, April. 1s.-co.ton quiet and steady;
imidalings 15c; net receipts 7bales; gross 24oo;
. BIITrMoRs, April is.-Market quiet but nrm
Middlings. net receipts 50 baaes; gross q;
ssles526; stoekAl, 200. -.
l4c;lpes receipts IS bales exports ase; sales ss;
SoafoGI, April tla.@-cOiiton quie t; low miadllngs
-1se; net Receipts 4ls bsh 81 eaporta, coastwise
sAvAENAH, April ls.-CQtton frmer: middlngs
.lsXa14c; net receipts 1855 bales; exports 70 Great
Britain 24i8; sales 800; stock 5l,5S7.
AUGUSTA, April 18.-Cotlon market easier AZ
lSH tolshc for Liverpool middlisgs; sales $40
bales;a receipts 400. .. .
MOBILE, ,Aprl l5.zcotton market quiet and
nrm; middlings 1870; net receipts % bales;
New ORLEANS, April 1s.-Cotton.trm; middlings
14Kc; net receipts 1866 bales; gross receipts s7s2;
exports, to, Grest Britain 1857; Hamburg His;
sales 5oQ0ssteck 2l9, 100. -, -. r
good ordinary l2Hc; net receipts 1899 bales; ex.
ports TO Great Britain 11l2 bales; sales 1ooO;
stock 65,2li. g
Provisions AND PRODUCE MARKETS..
NEW YORK, April ls-Noon.-flour dull ard
Dropping. Wheat quiet and unchanged. Corn
doll and unchanged. Pork qnie,; mess SIS b..
Lard heavy ut nHallAc. Turren.ine finn at
.96a56c. mRosin quiet.and steady at 81 tsa2 90 ior
Eveni6g.-soutnern Hour qniet as:neon quota;
tons. Whisky unchanged. Wheat tkady anu
Rice moderately active. Uonee In moderate, re;
quest; Rio lShc. sugar unchanged. :'Molasses
frHf. Pork acli7e at SIS fSasla lbeel qolet;
plain sloa $l5a extra sf5s$l7 so: Lard nrmer
kettle l1hc. Naval stores steady. laIlow irmer
~ CIsCINHATI, April I&-Floar in good demand OF
full Irices and quier. Mess pork closed with o
Bacon, holders anxious 10 sell; rib and clear sides
.9Xa1oc cash. Whisky IN fair de11snd, and SIC
LOUISVILLE, April ls.-Flonr. heavy. Corn
steady; shelled, in sacks, CSC. Ness pork n0mi
nal. Bacon heavy; shoulders INC; clear sides
loc, packed. lard, Kegs l2&c. Whisky firm at
IS ets.- az .Ld. 80
Oats trruer a,63Aa67c. Sugar, prime Sxc. MO-
lssses, fe,mentiDg soaaOc; plantation reoolied AGA
4oEy Y-.E-s r..
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-04-19
A serenade.
DEVOTED DAIwINTTK.

Oh. listen, dearest while I chant beneath your
lattice high, ,o,,.r.s
And If he heard my tender strain beneath the ST.
IT'S more than likely he would style my tune In
opp0 Tins-a tink a. tink.a-tink
- SG.S My tune inopportone
Alas they strive to part US, though they know
our love is true a.. Nv a..
An. Tonid the world could now run back to Ma.
ture,s morning tide,
And we we're two Ascidians slowing sweetly side
Tink.at tink.a-tink-a.tink
So sweetiy side by side
Or would, In later ages. when some centuries had
mat each Of US had pointed ears, and was q
Quadrqped; -.
While sitting side by side upon the branch Of
- Tink-atink.s tink.a tink
les The branch OF some huge Tree
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-04-19
New York Hay Market.

Fl ON the Daily Bulletin. April II: Receipts to-
daJ 1850 bales; The market ~ well supplied and
the demaDd for shipping Is very light. as axptes-
ent prices We cannqs cCnpete with Philadelphia
ION below this market. Retail OF fancy grade Is
arm and In snlall demand. Straw is not In sum
cient supply TO meet me wants Of the trsde, and
the markSt Sfery firm. b
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-04-19
NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD CON-
N :" 'PANY. ~ :. -
@BM@R8
CHARLESTON, S. c., February II, ls1

CHARLESTON, Sc, February II, 1871.
Trims leave Charleston. Daily al IL IL and I,
Arrive at Charleston 1880 AM. Nondays ex.
fialn does not leave Charleston $50 P. ", srsS.
Train leaving at 10 N! makes through connec,
lion 10 New York, via Richmond and AcqnIa.
Creek only, going through in AZ hours, w1Tu,i:T
rasse"eers leaving ~ $50 I. NJ. Train. have.
ciui:r Of route. via Richmond and Washington.
Or VIA Portsmouth aud Baltimore. Those leaving
: Eipay ~ this Train lay over on SUNDAY in .Eal.
tiim6rc. Those leaving on SATURDAY remain SuS-
DAY in Wilmington, n: Q.
/. This is .ne cheapest, quickest and most pleasant
r6U;G 70 rlnc;niati, Chicago and other points
cOunecuuns al Washington with Western trans
S. S. SoLoaoNs,
r.. .-'h Engineer and superintendent.
T. l.. CLEAPoR, General Tickec Agent.
SAyANNAH AND CHARLESTON RAIL.
~ =. - R0AD. "a -
IIU:5i7E@z,,
PAssENsER TRAINS Oh this Road run daily as
fuilows:.
Leave Charleston. 30 4. y.
irrIye az SlraDHall.. i. IL.
r.. Leave A. NJ.
ArrfIe al ullarieston. ...-.....5.2D p. Ii. y.
Connects III Savannah with the Atlan:lc j. Gull
Railroad FOR Jacksonville, ST. Augustine, and all
points IN f;Urita.s"
Wit Central Railroad FOR Macon, Atlanta, No.
lille. Ecw Orleans aud tile West. :. .Irr
with SIeaHhOats for points on the Savanna
River.
al Charleston with the Northeastern and South
Carolina Ralll0ads, and Steamships for ali points
North and West.
Through Tickets over rh!s line on sale al Hotels
IN Charleston; Screven House, Savannah; aad all
principal Ticket Offices North and South.
Frclghrs forwarded daily to and from SaVan
nah ami al! points beyond.
Through Ellis OF Ladfne issued to Jacksonville,
PalarHa, &c. .: .i...IG.
Taiin az low as by ally other line. ...
c. S. GADSDEN,
orl5 Engineer and Superintendent.
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ldVhTT III

EQK1DLK, Aprit16.-toKN.-The mafket to-day
the part or holders to force sales. The only trans.
acuoR We sfe q advised OF was y safd floe eusn-
ts;white at no. " hich shows no 7ariafipn From
tse price Of vest l day.
uATa-The only transactio OF which we learn
10 Gay was . sal: Of eco bust els at 63hc
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Nees XptsHA st.res. Market.

:. FTem tire Daily Bulletin. April 1t Receipts TO-
, day bbls. rosin, 20do pitch. There was q fairly
active trade N. Spirits turRentine and the market
ID Ashade brniel ;rsales 200 bbs At SIC, and so bbls
At b4kc. ,hGs.ns were dull and weak, prices
Showing a.dscliDe. Small sales at 81 55a2 go Tor
buyers.
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VIEW york Rice Market.

From the Daily Bulletin, April al: Carolina is
dull but also scarces and this enables owners 10
show d cuniinued tImeT tone, full prices In all
cases benz insisted upon. Sales OF so casks at
85<aSkc. Foreign selling fairly 70 The trade and
values sustained. We note sales Of 800 bags Ran.
pom at 7a5kc-
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:WiIsnIngton Merket.

sWNmipRton Herkst-
wILMRAabS Apsil II lttuiPfKaRs.-Market
STEADY. $0Hs ssuuE $50 3ffrecsiyed which sold
az SIS br neFffkgh, S35tFfor yellow dip, and
81 rs for hard, per $50 los.
SPIRITS TURPENT1NE-Is firm, and has advanc.
ed. sales OF 6s casks Of 5oc for Southern, and so
casks OF 50Ic per gallon fur New York packages.
We learn that other sales have also taken place
at 5OEc Tor Southern, but could not get the
amount.
and on bbls at SIS so for new crop pale.
crsnHhhis at 81 CO. and 6eb6Hs Ut 81 7Eper noE
CorToN.-Small sales at 1ol:$, II, l!}sala GEMS
per pound.
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Easton & Co.'s Cotton Report, for the
Week Ending April IA. 1871.

NEW YORK, April 15.-THE MARRBT.-Ip our
last report the market closed quiet at l6Ao Tor
middllBgs. Saturday the market was dull and
heavy; the quotations were barely maintained;
sales 1875; middlIngs 15hc. Monday was. 3 hall
holiday, and the transactions OF the day were
light; quotations we're uL1hanged: Tuesday the
ings were fall, and holders were more disposed to
realize; sales 4o55; middlings 15c: Wednesday, he
market was dull, and prices were easier for the
better grades; sales PASS; middlings faXc: Thurs
day there was 8 fair business transacted Tor e1.
port at unchanged quotations.; the market. how.
ever, was weak, anu holders, though not pressing
their stock for sale, were willing TO grant copees,
slons; sales 457s: Yesterday ne ,! mask 1a,T Was gun
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COMMERgI4L NEWS.
Exports.

.F.,t $40 Exports.
PHILlDELPHIA-Per schr ] B Narshal-ll3.000
feet. timber, 1000 feet lumber......Per scnr NJ Il
Somers-400 tons phosphate rock, and 5000 feet
FALL .RrvKR-Per schr VIM conners-125,oo 900
feet lumber.