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coLUMB1A,s g, SUNDAY MORNING JULY 16 1871 yoI WIN

our skins arc Selves, and through mil
mons OF orifces oozcs tho transparent fluid
which nature docs not need fnr vital pur
poses. This Ia wise provision OF Provi.
oehce' but excessive perspiration is, never.
thcloss, extremely weakening. During tho
meats OF sunmer all Woodworking men per.
sf,re 70 sn c-.on. that 10 more or less Iub;;i
tating. They, OF all classes OF tho commu
nifty, require wholesome invigorant at this
season Let thcm not seek it in tho liquors
OF tho bar-room; they will not find it there,
modicated stimulant, pure and indebted,
Is what they need; and among this class of
remedies, Hostetter's Stomach Bitters stands
alone. No valid plea can be urged against it's
nse, oven by tho genius of Temperance itaelf.
ior even tho Maino law permits the sale o}
dlfiusiVe stimuli for medicinal purposes. Az
2, general renoyatlng preparation. tho Bitters
mas no equal anywhere. But this il only one
OF the merits Of this famous invigorator. It's
regulating properties give it an immense su-
perlOrlty over all the tonics Of tho Pharma-
coI;pia. In cases OF chronic constipation. it
ls tho most usoful and certain OF all aperi-
ents 1t creates no violent commotion in the
uItscnaIeihg tI. organs, but, gently relieving
them OF their obstructions, leaves them in q
healthy, vigorous condition. 1t seems unne.
ce5sary TO etate, in view OF the mass of tceti
mony al to it's effects in dyspepsia. that it ia
permanent cure for that terrible aud but
too general complaint.
Ihe numerous "Bitters," under various
names, which mercennry dealers cndcayor to
substitute for Hostotter's Stomach Ditters.
should be avoided, for their own sakcs, by
tho SICK and the public at largo. uostetter,a
Dlttors arc procurable in bottles only and
never % eol. III ouik. July 16 t6
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ARTIFICIAL TEKTH.
REYNOLDS IMPROVEafEN ",

hETNOLDS' IMPROVEMENT. "
THOSE who have lost several Natural
u Ieeth, and hayo boen advised to part
with remaining sound ones, as tho frat step
towards obt tanning artificial substitutes, are
requested, before submitting to a. practice,
cruel IN itself and often unnecessarily per.
FORMED. to convince themselves Of it's fallacy,
by looking closely into n mr tier OF 80 much
Importance. m
The above improvement was designed to re-
sist 80 dePlorable practice, and after a tho
capable OF accomplishing what no other avs
tenn ter OF Artificial Dentistry has heretofore done.
It's, 1t is nov possible to obtain partial cases,
winch WI nv Will save for years Natural Teeth, and
An Invitation is hereby given to such ,as
Ieel interested to call at our OPERATING
looms, and examine duplicate specimens oi
caaes now in actual use, oA
Nov6t REYNOLDS &c RETNOIDa
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Juno %

A FEW reasons why they should have }ns
"A preference over all others:! ~ =,
l. Wheeler Wilson's. Sewing Machine ia
much simpler than any Of tho others: re-
quirlng less than half the amount Of ma.
chinery. -
2. AS tho result Of this simplicity, this ma
chine is much lees Liable than the others 10
get out OF repair. ,'-> :. ;.
greater durability. . -'f'.- -.
4. Another result is less friction, and. con
eequent!y, greater ehHe and rapidity OF mo-
Lion with less noise. :,
s. And greatest Of all, that it uees no Shut.
tie, and makes the lock stitch. M =. .
I. ie the cheapest to buy the best. Buy the
machine that has justly, fairly and honora-
bly, won reputation and independence
against strong and bitter competition. For
more than twenty years has the Wheeler L
Wilson not only stood first and foremoet. but
now stands the unlivalled Sewing Maohine of
tho enlightened civilized world. Buy the ma
chine that has been thus tested and proved,
and then you are sure to get tho best. For
sale on the easiest possible terms. Sales
room Main street. sec0nd door helov PHGru
ofhce, ColumLia,S s. O..
J.s. PURsLEY, Agent.
A. WHITE, General Southern Agent. u
juno 81 emo
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It would appear that his Royal High.
ness. King Amadeus, the carpet .bngger
King OF Spain, instead OF being driven
from the throne. is to be snubbad off il
by . gradual voluntary dissolution OF
the Oortes. There is something grandly
terrible In the soorn Of old blue blood
grandees, who. while lavish OF ell the
Outward marks and signs of Loyalty.
quietly withdraw to their castles ns
though the royal presence was con-
taminating. It is So thing no fellow can
stand"
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YdzT 2zss hss ffd .pi$pBss:d : Us = sIr :
large ndmher 81, notqFiops ,gamRlits
houses i'm! il that city. wbiSh, ealls apon
the police to take measures To- suppress.
In that connection, ,isgives the.following
startling array Of fgnres, showing the
proportions to which this vice has gfown
in that o:syy: .1-.9 .'',' :,G'.' !.
There is said to be about 100 faro and
keno banks intNew York. Thisis the
lowest estimate, but let that, number for
present purposes Stand .hs correct, To
each Of these gaines there are the dealer,
(the man who takes the money lost and
pays that which is won,) the cue keeper,
(who keeps the oueslto show what oards
are dealt out, the lookout man, (who
watohes to see that the dealer makes no
mistake in the game, and the waiter.
who receives the guests, ushers them
into the den and attends 80 che rants Of
all Lastly is the proprietor, Who. in
rare instances, deals the. game himself
This makes 6ve regular attaohees of n!
game; without which one of the smallest
size could not be run, To ;be added,to
this number are at least one s'roper.in:"
who deooys victims to the house, and
two or three individuals called s.oheck-
charmers," who beg checks from the
winners, or failing in that wpy, steal
:sosss ..cm those excited by run "a!
lu1k-6Ometimes with the help of the
dealer Eight persons are in this way
connected with each game. In larger
establishments, the number is doubled.
and 1t smay be safely asserted that there
are 1,50O gamblers regularly attached to
the various sf8ro. games in the city. To
THE number are to be added the small
army OF ''ropers," belonging to no par
ttonlars game. but ''steering" for oil,
whiph might be estimatedN at az many
moEe. making in oil iabout 5000 profes-
sioaal gamblers resident in New York.
>,Io entice victims into these dens there
are, besides these 5000. large humber
OF youths and boys employed in stores,
hoeeis; bar-rooms, at segar stands, soda
water, fountains and like places, who are
directly. and indirectly employed as
guides. to point out to the weak, the
drunk, the 1nwary. the road to disgrace
and rnln. This latter class Of ''ropers"
recelvea commission on She money won
from the party who is induced or Guided
by item to these resorts, or else they. do,
30 through a0feeling of friendship for
the gamblers. growing ont of numerous
gifts or fav0Ts on sheiT part. As one ot
the most respectable drug stores in the
oity, where soda water was sold, onr re-.
porter was informed by one of these de.
ooys-rthe young clerk in charge--that q
certain. establishment near by, kept by
-----1, who was: s'firat rate fellow"
Waa q good game 10 piay atone OF the
squarest in the oity-and that q man had
lost $l9. 900 there without squealing or
losing his good opinion of the game
The boy seemed pleased when the re.
porter started off in the direction of the
gene. and gave knowing wink. Of ono
of his fellow-cle It is probable that
hisboy is encouraged BY ths gamblers
OF the establishment in question to d.
reot,those in aeasoh,ofithe game of faro
" tna1 nonsetil !t il,,u.tlii " !:
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PROCLAMATION.
Feb. 10

....: COLUMBIA, June %, 1871.
NM WHEREA9. information has been ofticiail,
w received at this Department that va.
canies have occurred In tho oiIlcos Of Comfy
commissioners in the following Counties ~
Ea3,6 E,.: HeMGetry County, Simeon Young and
nahar.ar var nsis,9ck; Chester County. w. H. Fro
county, Z, j. Lemon and Gadsden Tarlton:
Union, County, II. Il. White and John ,rjns'
icy; Lanrens County, David Foulko and Tur.
PIN Dendy. failed to 9ualiiy.
NOW, therefore, !, ROBERT X. SCOTT.
Governor Of the State OF Sonth Carolina. In
accordance With the thirty seventh seciion Of
tho Act OF September 26, 1868, entitled .ian
ACT 10 dehne the duties and Jurisdiction OF
county commissioners, do hereby issue this
held on TUESDAY, the 25th day Of JuIy
next, TO fill said vacancies for the nnexnired
term, thereof. within the said Counties. re-.
spectiyeiy The Commissioners OF Elections,
appointed In pursusance Of IAN Act proyi5,
ing for the General Elections, and the m.nnar
OF d conducting tho same" approved Marcn
!310, are authorized and directed TO condnot
tho sad epecial elections, respectively, and to
maze MAJ B. an ai necessary Arrangements therefor,
due publication, and With strict regard to the
PROVISIONS OF the Con nstitution and The laws of
tho Stale tonohihH their duties in sneh case
70 .e4 cause such eleotions 70 be held on tho day
for the holding Of suoh elections. and fop tRe
ascertaining and determining the person or
parsons who shall havo been du}y elected
thereAt. 9.: -. uo'' oioo'eo
In Testimony whereof, have hereunto act
tbss s sanh, sents, 81 ana &c caused the Great Seal Of
IL. 8. this Esd day OF Juno, 4. d. 1871. and
IN tho ninety.hfth year of tho Inde-
pandenoe OF the United States of Ame-
ROBERT X. SCOTT. aov.r,o~
+: L; CAnDozo. Secretary Of state.
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.tTHE ASHES OF. THE FIRST ,NAponEoN,

An exchange paper says, .,sra ..,-..
1T appears that the Hotel des In
valides,; in Paris. Wherein are deposited
the remains ~, of the great Napoleon, had
q narrow escape from destruction at the
hands Of the Communists. EVERYTHING
was prepared to blow up> the hotel, as
also the. Pantheon but owing, TO The
hesty manner, of their departure from
the scene, the Communists who were 10
have don't the work fortunately forgot to
light the matches communicative with
aeVaral barrels of. g1npowdet and In flams
mable materialso Thus was it by q mere
chance that the, ashes pf the frat Empe-
rof were preserved from oblivion" = =.
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COLUMBIA, s. c., juno 81, 1871.
DIR. E. w. WHEELER has this day given
to lis, as Trustees for tho Ticket Holders. his
bond in the penal sum of $4,000, secured by
mortgage OF the real eatate offered for raf1le.
for prompt and faithful distribution OF the
prizes advertised as soon as the 2. COO tickets
are Soid. JOHN AGNEW, II
J. MEIGAAN
yune E1 r. q. SILVER,
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Symbolic Admonition!

u
THE seaBon is at hand when The bnman
J. family is more tflicted than durinc ,apv.
other l;alt OF the Year. Tie suI's ray. actin1
upon tat dccayed veget able x1rl animal ,bnt,
ter. Puisohs the atmospleic, and prodncts
many die orders OF he e! stem Cilills and Fa..
yer, Bilious Complaints. ,DiarrLna, Dysen-
terry, Cholera Morbus. Cramps and Choic, etc.
Hence the system requires an invig gofating
and tonic medicine, that will brace mn liz
shattered forces. ard enable the organs to
perform their proper functions. For this pur.-
P9sG sp,, We T19ld 5ec9mlnend the, use OF II Elm.
For Dyspepsia and Weak Stomach. rG.
For the Liver and Kidneys.
For Coughs and Sore Throat.
For the Lungs and Splitting Of Blood.
For MeAkneas and General Debility. "A.
For For FeSer Paaerh%s sos and 1sud Dyessntesy so
For Cholera Morbus and Crampe. mn
For Palpitation Of the Hesi-s.
For Broken Down Nervous Hyetem.
For Neuralgia and Rheumatism,
For Purifying the Blood.
HBITTTsTrs QUEf8N's Delight
The people approve OF, and physicians sano-
tion It's uee. because It 10 . good medicine.
Take no other medicine. 1t 10 spring inyi-
gorator. summer tonfc purifying beye.
rage, admirably adapted 70 all conditions.
male and female-grown pernons and caril.
dren at this particular 1eaBon. Be sure and
call at Heinitsh,s Drug Store and get q botu
Of his greet medicine. '''NA'
Prepared only by E. H. HEINrTeH.
may 5O Druggist and Chemist.
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MANHOOD:
W Lost! How Restored!
MEDICAL.
THE BRIDaL CHAMRE]

THE BRIDAL CHAMBER
ENSSAY5 FOR YOUNG MEN. on great co.
~ cial evils and abuses, which interfcro
with MARRIAGE, with sure means of relief for
tho erring and unfortunate, diseased and do
1ihtated Sent in scaled letter envelopes,
free Tree OF charge. Address HOWARD SANTA.
nY AID ASSOCIATION, No. 2 South Ninth
street, Philadephia. Pa MAY 21 3nln-
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Livery and Sale Stables.

&KtEX8 GEsA THE undersigned
H4SHIHTS3{JHAS u, will continue the bu-
Quoted by AEnev Co, al the old stands of
will convey passengers to and from tho Rail
road Depts to the Columbia Hotel the Nick
oTson Honsc, or any part Of the city. lTe " i'll
s also furnish Horses, Duggies. Carriages, &c,
iol hirf on reasonable terms. and solicits the
patronage OF tho friends Of The lnte firm.
june % OWEN nIIv
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Diamond and Orange Brand Hams
~ TIEnCEs Of these ''incomparnblcs'
~ inst tn hand and for sale by
June II GEO SWIMMERS
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SPEciAL ATTENTION given to tbeo OIL
~ lection Of Commercial Paper, Interest
Tau, IN n.s.o anu hsilfoad Bonds and Stocks, and
NOV 2S emo Z GAMBRIII,, Broker.
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Red Ash Coal---9,l5 Per Ton.
AN prepared to furnish The above COAL.
i III quantities. from one to flfty tons, 1T 81 5
& ner ton. delivered in any part Of tho city
ofqelh = n, can be left ut Lorick Il Lowfancs's or
a. Palmcr'e. Ton 2, ,G0C lbs. l.. j. HAiiPER.
ouuG 20 1mOF
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New Books, bv Express.

New Books. bv Express.
pHYSICAL CAUSE OF THE DEATH OF
j CHRIST, &C.. by strond, and letter by
Sir James Simpson, NJ. D. -!7'1
Hugh Miller's Life aud Letters. two vol.
umes, by Peter Bayne, with portrait. a.
Ghristianlty and Positivoism. by McCosh.
reople.s Practical Poultry Book. complete.
Mrs. Wistar. -
Callirhoc. Romance, by Sand s2
Climates for In1aIi.le, by l.. Bill. 81 25.
Dody and Mind. by Mandsley, London. 81.
Tho Old Fashioned Boy, by Farnnarsoi,.
Little Men, by antllor OF Little Women.
Pike County Ballads, by John Hay. tl5O.
Mrs. bccton's Book Of Household Manage
ment. Most complete work illustrated.
Also. some new Novels by good authors
Just opened, Mt BRYAN & McGARTER'S
June - Book store
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claret on Draught.
TUSr oI cncd, ono Cask choice TABLE
- CI,ANET, for snle low, hy the gallon or
dozen, by JOHN AGNEW K son
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can be had at PoL1ooK's.
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Smoked Herrings
0NN BOXES SMOKED HERRISGS inst
A\JO received and for aale, at fiftv cents
per box. by JOHN AGNEW 4 SON
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CROOKS, bonds and COUPONS boupbt
- and sold by D. GAMBRILL. Breker.
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For Sale,
z GO0 ACRES OF LAND il Darnwell.
csOOV on tho EdistO.
15o ACRES i'll Kprshaw-in lots to suit.
saw Mill and 2. 600 acres OF Land in licking.
ton, on North Edisto, 81, 900.
5.50O acres Wateree Bottom Land, &2 pr acre
2.6OO acres crock bottom and pine Land. at
So per acre. House in thia civ az nm
,hOUSE and thirteen acres LAND. ncar the
olty.. $B.600. Apply to JOHN DAUHKETT.
Attorney tLaw and Real Estate Agent.
Heut 26 ~
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Blaekweli's genuine Durham Smoking To-
bac.o at PoILoCK's.
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M ANY human being has passed away,
1x1 for whose death there was no other rca
son than the neglect OF known and indisput-
ably pTO1en means OF cure. Those near am
dear to family aud friends are sleeping the
ly adopted s"'.i''
DIR. JOSEPH H. SCHENCTx,s
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~ ~ Ibis re!luction will apply alec to our GUS.
1Ohl OGfAhIM ENT. MayI6
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A BR0OXLYN "BUMnER" BURNED.
Evil Effects OF Iutemperance-A Practical

Evil Effects OF Iutempcrance-A Practical
Lecture.
The alarm Of fire was given shortly before two
O'Clock yesterday morning, and the Fire Department.
lending prompt response TO the summons, has.
tened TO the scene Of connagratlon, which proved
10 be a small frame house IN the rear OF liquor
store, 4o5 DeKalb avenue near Schenck street. The
flames communicated to building adjoining, dam
aging the lot ter, owned by John Sharkoy. to the
exts mt OF 5000. When the structure in which the
fire origin ated had been levellcd the nremen dis
covered the cnarred remains OF q man among the
debris. The body found proved to be that ofan IN
fortunate lounger about the whlskey store OF Ed
ward Kelly, proprietor OF the place 4o5 DeKalb ave.
nue., named MCGOWAN.
Mr.. Kelly testified before the Fire Marshal that
deceased was at his store when he twitness retired
for the night shortly after twelve O'Clock. Nc.
Gowan- followed him over from New York. from
whence he moved on the LIST Of May, ana had since
been hanging around the stores he formerly worked
on the Third Avenue Railroad and had friends liv-
log in Boston, but none In this vicinity: he claimed
to be single man, aud was about thirty-six years
old; did not know that deceased In the habit OF
sleeping In the place that was burned down. never
saw deceased smoking, and could not account for
the fire there; McGowan was quite drunk when wit
ness saw him last
Wcnael Slngar bartender testified corroborat ory
OF the statement OF Kelly The Coroner was notified
to hold an inquest, and the remains were removed
to the Morgue.
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REAL ESTATE MATTERS.

AT the Exchange salesroom the chief interest OF
yesterdays transactions conferred in the sales Of
Messrs. Il. II. Ludlow Co., OF improved property
In West Tweny-nrst aud East Fourth streets and at
Fort washington, sold BY order OF the executor OF
the late J. Rowland. The property advertised by
the above firm on Broadway. known as Nos. 1852
and 1,a5i, anu Nos. elo 621 and 62a sixth avenue
was withdrawn upon bid made by General J. f.
Davis, OF s2s25oo. Two lots north side Of Sixty.
seventh street, 125 feet east Of Madison avenue
were Withdrawn upon q bid OF 81, 900 each The
street. corner CORTLAND alley, were withdrawn
upon bid or s5l0S0 Mr.. James NJ Miller disposed OF
lease OF building and lot on Forty NTH street, bv
order Of the Court Of Common Pleas. under the d.
roction OF Felix v. b. Kennedy, referee.
Thc Following are the particulars Of the days
transacons:-
NEW yoax rRorrrry--DY JAMES " MILLER.
Leasehold OF building and lot e. f5th o., 100 r. W. OF
9Th av, lot s5xlC0.& Andrew besr....
NJ = H. LUDLOW.
story stone and lot No. ~ West slat st.
il5h " Of b.h Az, 10, a,r.s + Glover 900
story lot No. ~ East Alb st lzO n.
Lafayette place. 10. Ya.sta D. pinks.pc ~ 600
Mansion, outbuldings and about ~ scres Of land,
fronting BloominGdals road, ~ For Warrington. -.
~ IL kAehpuSns swS
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nRocKLYN PRISON pIRDs.

Taking Advantage of n Smart Police Order
and Getting Away.
most unusual scene was enacted at the First
District Court South Brooklyn about ten O'Clock
yesterday morning. II appears that the Police Com
missioners recently issued order requiring all
court oiccrs-tnat is, patrolmen special duty in
the Justices courtsto report at Police Headquarters
athafpast eight O'Clock. The billet is not regarded as
very agreeable ono by the police and the mandate
summoning them to put In an appearance at the
Central 0iilce was not relished. They contended
that there warrants to be served ut that hour
in the day and other business which would oc.
cupy their time more pleasantly Yesterday
. NOR ming about twenty-five persons charged
with various offences, varying from ntoxication to
burglary, were brought to Justice Demars court,
and locked up In the wooden cage or enclosure I'm
that apartment to await final disposition of their
cases. The police who had conducted the prisoners
to the court as well as the regular officers attached
thereto, were all absent at ten O'Clock. One Of the
more desperate prisoners, Patrick ODonough, un-
DER sentence to serve for six months In the penlten-
tiary for beating his wife, took In the situation at
glance and spranG the railing with the agility
Or y cat. He was not long In gaining his liberty.
Four other prisoners followed sui the Judge and
his CLERK Mr. Walsh, could prevent any further exo-
dus or prison birds, Assistance was procured from
the station house, and proceedings for the day were
adjourned tho balance OF the prisoners being com
mitled to jill.
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SOUTHERN SECURITIES STRONG,


me Southern list was generally strong partlcu-
larry Tor the Tennessees and Missouris. The new
South Carollnas were less active and about one per
cent lower. The following were the closing street
prices:-Tennessees. ex coupon, 691s q 701<; do.
new, 6aA 20; virginias, ex coupon, 90 a 20; do.
new, Tx 72 do. registered stock, old, 68X a 81;
Georgia skies, So 81; do. sevens, 914 91H; North
CaroliHas. ex coupon, 47h 4s; do.
funding, 1866, 81 80; do do, 1868,
so 81; do. new, 25A 2o do. special tax, 10 20;
Missouri skies, 95% 953s; do. Hannibal and st.
Joseph. % 94a; Louisiana skies, 6S 70; do. new,
82a o5; 40. evee skies, 70 72 do. do. eights s5
90; do. penitentiary sevens, 20 q IS; do. railroad
Fights, rs SO; Alabama iives, 70 "a; 90. eights
l03 104; DO railroad eights 95 a 0s; South caro-.
lima sixes 70 IS; do. new, January and july 62 a
C3; do. do, April ana october, 60 a 81; Arkansas
SKIES. So a co; do. sevens, so q 90.
THE DRY GOODS IMPORTS.
The imports OF foreign dry goods at this port for
the week ending May IL, 1871, were $l.705,s42,
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OswEGO, MAY H. 1871.
at S7 No spring ~ SO for amber winter 10 for white
and 80 FOR double extra Wheat dull safes 500
bushels at zoe Oats at 600 for Western. Barley duh
% % " ic for os CO. Es s peers s.s
cw, Mil unchanged: shorts %25 S29; milings, $50
ss2 per ton Cana 40 & ,nS,n c corn sc 70
road freghs-Eionr, TO Boston bse 70 New Yorx <se 70
Albany &c Ressps ~ es sf sos eass wsea o
$1,000 bushels wheat 54OO bushels 1900 oats
and 2o7 900 feet iumoer.
Potroeum.Crude quiet at 70 Refined excited and
higher, held at 22jsc.
Tobacco very active. Sales lss hhls ngs ID Is So,
low lear mahogany wrappers. Ss6
CnroAeo, May u. 1871
Flour without decided change. whea, less active aud
shade weaker; No. 81 20 cash aud seller May IL 3H
corn essa fsa y sCsr .eaGy
s .s Max sy. sSs,aa, an &
No. Barley dull and nomna'y soc. SIC. Hishwln.s
sii $7 a5 Lard qulc. and weak, .. ioc. cash, icc
seller June Live hogs advancing; sales at $40 $40.
6our io0Oo bushels wheat; 1920 bushels corn 1900
bushs. o.s 1000 bushels rye ooe bushels barley 5000
$4,000 bushels corn 81 900 bushels oas 1000 bushels
a0ve bushels barley H. COO hogs
sD. ,arpenue steady Axe Rosn nr MAY = ), for
strained and IS for pale Crude turpenne quiet AT 50 81
Tar drmer at g. being an advance of s5c.
Cotton in demand; prices advan ced aitdlIngs, ike a
i5o Net receipts SS exports ~oasrwise 42 sales
Brsln ssii; 10 The Continent 7,OsS; coasswse, isss
salcs OF the week, S7Ou . 80
Cotton active at full priccs midilngs, 5A tis net
ns rsce I o. = ,Ss wse sross & EXPORT.
Great Britain sli to bNvre, 1oiioi 10 Bremen sio; TO
S Ssisecn 2 ansselp s Be Ses TO
Vera Cruz, coss.wisc ssi; sale: OF the wess. $1,000