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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-01-07

ECONOMY AND COMFORT IN BUIDING.
These can only be studied and secured by
paying proper attention to the finishing of
building. There are many houses in our
country whose windows, without glass, and
heavy wooden shutters, cost more than sash
and venctiaus, and whose gloomy wooden
ceilings are more expensive than white.
washed plaster on laths. you are going
to build, and wish your house to be comfort
able ut small cost, you should not fail to
write for plan and estimate of fnlsing to
Mr.. p. +. Tcalc, Charleston, s. c., the
largest manufacturer of doors, sSshes' blinds,
mouldings, Sc, in the Southern States.
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HAIR VlGOR.-ln common with many
others we have felt a lively interest in the
Investigations which Dr. Aysr has been MAX
ing to discover the causes Of failure of the
hair, and to provide remedy. His re-
searches arc said to have been much mere
thorough and exhaustive than any ever inaae
before. The result is now before under the
name of AYERS HAIR yIdoR. We have
given ii trial. and with full satisfac ion.
1t equals our most favorable anticipations.
Our gray hairs have disappeared, or resumed
their original color and n visible crop of
4.r. -.il
'"i'' SiiHrn MIR mas starred on u part OF the
scalp which was entirely bald. Democrat,
Abingdon Va,
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TIE ,CITIzENs' SAVINGS BANK
Col. Thomas, representing this Bank
ing Institution, visited our town last
laxcck, and after enquiring into the cxpc-
iiency Of establishing branch bank,
as concluded to locate an Office in our
midst, for the general purpose of de-
posts, exchsnge, and to afford iac litios
WEich, afe always required in place
Where tho demands Of trade are fuctua-
ting. Hitherto if a deposit of money
was TO bc made, the accommodation Of
some priyatss safe was sought, or the
funds were sent to Charleston for safe
keeping And any Accommodation
was'nesdea ainsaa5 business transaction,
which rs4used tho ininfediate use of
money, twas difficult TO aceoinplish it in
any ysystematic way. We hope Orange
burg will appreciate the enterprise, and
support the aBraneh Bank" as others
are being supported in other portions of
the State. ss
The f0ilosSine are the. appointments
made in connection with the bank
James II. FdNlss, ESD Assistant
Cashier.
Hon. Ti w. Glover, j oha Al. Hamil-
tom Col. P. S. Folder, Local Finance
Committee, <.
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PACIFIC GUAE6 cgtfPAEfissSs fisss
CAPITAL $1,000 .ooo)
SOLUBLE PACIFICGUANO.

TE,Hs GUANo rs NOW SO WELL KNOWN
II in all tho Southern States for it's re-
markable effects s5 m agency for Increasing
tho prodacts OF labor, as not 70 rci.iire
special Recommendation from us. Its use
for five years past has cstablished lis char
acter for. reliable excellence. Tie large
axod eapitSi inyes;sd oy tSv Gompsny in this
trade, affords the Eurest guarantee of the
continued excellence OF its Guano.
r7t -Ss.ssE J. Il. ROBSON,
ass 80 Selling Agent, Charleston, S. g. Z .
JNO. s. REESE s. CO., General Agents
Baltimore. s,y1 s. sf ~
Dec. "a. sTgs ~ 20 Sis % El,.ty{t ~ II. sg
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Na. JosEsH sTRAus.-This gentle
man has left us fora new field of labor,
and in his departure, orunseburg Coun-
ty has lost a most valuable mechanic as
we'll as an upright and honest citizen.
Our best wishes go with. him, hoping he
will meet with as many warn friends as
he left behind him.
Mr.. s. advertises in another column for
all parties who having lett guns and pis-
tolls wiu, him to be repaired to call on
Mf. IL. iiiggs and rcdceni them or they
will be sod on salesduy in February
next. -
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Proceeding Of Councils
COUNCIL CHAMBER.
Orangeburg G. Ii. S. G.


Orangeburg G. Ii. S. G.
January Sd, 1871.
Regular meeting of Council, present,
the Intendant, Warden's Pike, Dickson
Andrews and Oliveros..
1t was moved that The reading of the
minutes Of last meeting bo dispensed
with
Adopted. ~ Sa
The amendment tn the Charter of the
Town nf Orangcburg was then consid
cred Each scotion 10 itself was studi-
ously and carefully read, and each sec,
ton in turn approved
The amendment was then submitted IS
whole, which met the approval OF
Council.
Tho lntendant was instructed to for
ward the amendment to the Hon. the
General Assembly, now sitting in Colnm-
bia, Tor ratification ana adoption.
The Clerk was then Instructed to COM
municate to Lieut. cnant- Colouel Frank
Green, commanding 0rangeburg Militia.
the following resolution passed in Coun-
Gil
Il'hcrcas the attention of Council has
been called to the rrequeht parAding of
the Militia mon through the streets of
Oraugeburg to the detriment of the bus
iness of tbs Town; it was therefore
Resoired, That the Clerk of Council
be requested to address Colonel Green
on the subject, and state to him the de.
sires and request of the citizens, and
would respectfully beg of him that an
order be issued confining the militia pa
rades to the State parade ground.
There being no further business Coun
Gil adjourned.
N. a. BULL, Intendaht
E. i OlIVEROS Clark
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N. a. BULL, Intendaht
f. j. OLlVEROS,' Clerk

The meanest man in Portland, Me.
is said to be a "gentlemah" of fortune,
who enters torcs,.ahd after reading the
dlsiy paper, coolly pockets it for the
perusal of a friend. who pays him 81 a
year, underline impression that he him
self pays full subscription.
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Mrs. Mary j. Bolin desires confer
once with the ladies of oraugeburg. An
important discovery is announced. The
advertisements in another column. La
dies read it,
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< sxsz Aicuday last vas . busy
aay q Dur ,saaAlIy quiet Town. which
Nas crowded with persoaa iipn every
portion Of she County. There mas moth.
sng oeurrsa worthy Of note except the
seaal aud persoal property sold by the
shssiifi which broagLt the following
pricss:
Ono tract of lrnd containing 400.
seras sdla for $500,
One containing so acres for $50.
One ooutaining 54oa acres for sl7oo..
ups containing s2sl acres for s14O0s
ona of $40 acaes, 1850.
One ef 200 acres, $1,000.
q 0ne Of aa0o acres, SIS, being d double
5ntorcss- s9s',
Ono Of 422 acrcs, $4,000.
Ons. of 2lo acres, sse5.
One of 400 acres, $3.50.
One of 400 acres, sso5.
Que Of sos acres, sl55
Ono Of 47e acres, s275.
Ono Of 152 acres. s55,
uae of gcoo acrss, 1880.
Ono of lao atres, 500.
One of aa4 acres, si0o.
One Of 10 acres, 1866. q
0nu Of Gay acres, s4ss,
dne,of i0I aoroa, seas.
One Of u acres, $50. +s,
One Of so acres, s10s.
One Of 20 acres, $50.
One of ee ee ssTss, ssi9e,
,ua Of $50 acres, $500.
Que Of 6osacres, s41o.
One Of ssss eacras, $3.50.
The foflow:hg Village lots were sold /:
Hot NO. lssbrougEt selo.
Lot 2 brought $3.50.
Lot 8 brought $500. !.
TOT 4 brought s370.
Lot 8 brought 5000.
Lot 9 brought s276z.
Lott brought Si95.. es
Lot brought sll23i.
Lot 8 brought 500.
One storo house aid iSt bf4dght
s2565
Hens aud lot and Il acres land sold
for sGGD. III.
traet Of 81 acres thought 500.
The personal properly sola as fSfiows
Timber, s75.
: horse and Z mules, s1o3.
n fish net. SIC.
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An English rat-catcher, Mr.. BLACK
has exported over three hundred rats of
choice breeds to France, and has raised
them of allcolor-red, blue, fawn color
and tortoise shell. s
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Sr.rE Sos.hs Carolina, old,
Lt.Sh. do new G1O do rcpisf'd 81 onk.

THE GREAT FAMlLYSMEDlCINE.--
TAKEN INTERSALLY,-It cures sudden Colds,
Coughs, &c; and Weak Stomach, General
Dilibility. Nursing Sore Mouth. Canker.
Liver Complaint Dyspepsia or Indigestion,
Cramp or Pain in THE St5mach Bowel Com
plaint Painters Collie, Asiatic Cholera,
Dialrhca and Dysentery.
APrllED EXTEnNALL.-Curcs Fgltns,
EoilS, and Old Sores, Severe Burns. scalds,
Cuts, Bruises and Sprains, Swelling Of the
Joints, Ring Worm and letter, Broken
Breasts, Frosted Feet and Chilblains, Tooth
ache, Pain in the Face, Neuralgia and
Rheumatism. 1t is sure REMEDY for A que
Chills and Fever
PAIN KILLER Tai Tn ;s.ernslly sheu!l
be adulteratcd with milk er water, rs made
into syrup with molasses. For Cough
few drops on sugar, eaten, will be orc
effective than anything else.
See printed directions, which accompany
each bottle.
Sold by all Druggists
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+ OsT OIs sTOT.E Ere I, -,

IT OST OEs STOTsEN@- Eren, s,sv
II 4 Wife about the 18th Nov. last. Tbs,.
|roGKRT BOOK containing Slim Gold.
Sl.5o in Silver and a,li,tle Change In Green.
backs, also NOT i against II. %. Sans nav.
able Is tho Executors of the Estate Of Elfen
Shuler, deceased. Several payments Kaws:s
been made on The NotS. Any lsrson isnainr
or siycing infeuSstion leading te.tha rccoy,
Ieryof said. Pocket Book .aad Note Will be
Literally Rewarded, .SSl. -.
All persnnsare fofeNs qnti ,frons tradines
for said Note as payment has been s.oppcsk
dec 3---f IRWIN i. ,DANT2L8R.,
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The Young Americas paraded on
Tuesday last Although it was cold,
this company made their usual hand
some appearance.
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.W ANTED..--A Young RHan
w wishes to make 0rangeburg his home
would like to get Employment in some Store,
or other workthnt will support him: Salary
not SO much as steady employment. Apply
at, THIS OFFICE,
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nhs oBeii6citgsil,o gsIoslsaaT m, sus.

a'ise Benncttsyil'e go,tfsat e has sus-I
.pssasd ! Bfb b''Sf sifS; y: I! I'|S 4 alleges
IS the cause, pecuniarS spibasrasstnent
a copteasp0 p0rasy s.iygss csts tha the only
euro for such! IS zthec sys.ems We
would amend the spggsstion BY saying
that the only preueatises is thu cash
System. It is haFdsto cure d, thing after
il isdaad. The only hope Is ii trying to.
ward }off daatl, BY ptesentivds. We
.hayn't much faith ID cures after death.
Ours isin the living The journal MAS a
lively paper, and we shall certainly miss
its weekly visits to cur sa,scttn. :
~. & L. RaAosEw,a COLUMBIA. IS. c.
We hatu known tihssv gentlemen sSor
many years, and can therefore recon-
mend shem Ms merchants of the highest
integrity and responsibility to our read
- 4, 4 ~
crs. They have n full stock Of goods on
hand imported direct from the man
ufacturers, which enables them to sell
goods; in their line as low if not lower
than they can be bought in Charleston,
Give them cali aud We guarantee you
NJ,
will be convinced Of the fact. They
have q large number of the most gentle
manly and accommodating clerks, among
whom we had the pleasure of meeting
ouf yosng FREUD, Mf. Dan. Howell, who
will serve your slightest wish with the
greatest pleasure and promptness
The above firm speaks for itself See
advertisement in another column.
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Up SIDE DowN-see advertisement
Of Me'srs. Kohn & Bro. it is up side
down-just like the store of these gen
tlemen evcry evening. They have such
a rush of business, that although they
carefullg elk up the shelves" every night
50 as their store can present neat ap-
Pearance in the mornings, each night
catches il in the condition of their ad-
yertisemcnt, viz: Up side down,
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4 Nep Agp accnaArg II Ap-na

!, .A-NsEs s .p sp Aecna Ars II II Ap Chr
thanks are due to Mr. w. q. Williams
of our town for acopy Of the American
0aisn Rail Read Map; published for
1874. The map is large, Handsomely
|, executed msp, giving the accurate Rail
; Road rontes, and a full and correct geo,
graphical view Of United States aud ter
ritorios. On tho reverse side is map
of tho World.
Mr.. Williams is Agent Tor the sale of
thsse maps at Maroney & Sain's, Orange
burg Price $3.50. We advise all to
copy They are ornamental as
IL as highly useful.
~ = -. FL ..s Z .
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NIr. Ezekiel advertise, garden seed for
sale. We have tried these seed and can
roconmend tiicln to those in want.
Give him call
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NOTICE.
Office County Commissioners
oRANGRDURG,, s. c.,

S@AAoo SonAuJ SSAAA -
URANGRDURG,, s. c.,
DrcEaakt eist, 1870.
The attention of RETAILERS Of SPIRIT
UoUS LIQUORS is.cnilcd to Section "y.''
Statutes OF Largo of the State of South
Carolina, Passed December 10Th, 1901,
which reads as follows.
}':-fad be IL ERaeted. by authority aforesaid.
That any person or persons who shall Retail
Spirituous Liqucts or keep Tavern without
q license or Licenses from said Board of
Commissioners, shah fatfeit and Pay the
rum of Two Hundred aud Fifty (Sa5O) Dol.
lars, to be recovered in any District Court in
this State"
All partics who SHALL FAIL to COMPLY
with the abovs SECTION, will be dealt with
abrefdingly.
by order of the Board.
JAS. VAN TASSEL,
Clerk Board County Commissioners.
dec "a st t3t ct
.r F-..- 90 50 rrv ~
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GEO. ". CARPENTE9siS S.

& GRO. H. CARPEN4'E42'JSs
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT OF p I eaiUj eea.i.UU
These Celebrated Preparations. originally,
introduced by Geo. N.Carponter, Under, thu
patronage ofthc medical faculty, have been
so long extensively used by physicians and
others, that they arc generally known for
their Intrinsic value, ard can be relied on as
being most valuable remedies in all cases
where sarsaparillatr Bacl,i aresapplicaoie:s
and cannot be too highly recommended.
They are prepared in highly concentrated
form, 90. as TO rendpr the dose shall and ron 2
yenicnt. Orders by nail or otherwise will
receive prompt. .attentiSh
GEO. w. CARPENTER, HESS2EY & co.
Wholesale Chemical Warehouse,
No. 7SI Market street. Pl,iladelp,sa. II .
For, sale by DUKES &. .SIULRR: and b. i.
oElVERoS, oraHgeburg, s. C.. and DoWIE
4 d0ioE, WiolesaiO igcnIei CHARLESTON, s.
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VSHis ARTICLE is MANUFACTURED
Il by the PACIFIC GUANo COMPANY
at Charleston, s. c., under Superintentcnoe
of DIR. ST. JULIEN RAEENEL. When com
posted with an equal weight of Cotton Seed,
its results hays been found fully equal to the
best standard fertilizers. It's economy must
commend tito the notscsof' Kpianters gensr
ally. y 5gaz.
For specific directions Tor composing and
q Selling Agent, Charlesfon, 8. C.
JNU. s: REESE g Co, GcieraI Agents,
Baliiriorc:
dec "a ii
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Bfr. jas. Cannon communicates
Tough our papos to his old friends
Ain. lie is located on Russol Street
sofe lie is prepared 70 sell out just
i beverages as thirsty souls long af-
. Step 10 aud SEQ him,
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our farmers.aO Our cotrcspondent gets
rather lively it the sxhsase of q Rev.
gentleman who ouccaupon d timo stanot-
ed ST. Paul, but to ediffcr with llin.p
Here is the lie ter. Won't: Mr.. Dukes
take up our FREUD, u We believe
he in earnest Z {
DIR. Etitor-According to you de-
cision l will have to give itsup, that our
friend j. W. H. Dnkes, the chersctic
and never tirlns farmer, has beat me-
But several who have seen my cotton, arc
by you like Rev. Hoover was by st.
Paul. He, Hoover, in one of his SCR
nous at old Bethesda Church quoted
what st. Paul said, but he begetd to
differ with him. And SO they beg to
differ with you, as our friend j W. II D.
did not have but ] of an acre and / had
aero. And my friends think firmly
they could have selected 1 of an acre
chat If picked and weighed would have
yielded 1000 lbs. seed cotton; the other
Z being itist ordinary land. l did not
plant this acre with tile. expectation of
having the yield published. But the
yield was fer beyond my expectation
which induced me to publish it.
M. Editor, Mrs. DR.. James ID. Cleck.
ley has beat any of US, for she made a
bale Weighing 440 lbs. off of an acre.
which is equal to nearly 5000 lbs seed
| cotton per acre--no rival to Mrs. Cleck-
ley.
If our friend j. w. II. D. would like
totry one acre against me next year, here's
his mule. Yours, &C., III. r.
Our thanks are due and arc hereby ten
dered tr aiaster Webb Bull, for count
ing house calender.
----s-.r1zr~. -<szE<zz-.---.
See notice OF Dismissal. Also notices
to creditors.
Ayoung man wentsa situation as clerk;
Read elsewhere.
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Mr. ssesas Sf ca sarabis Ahase i i
yestiseslsps can boaosn ii apother coll
ninn sis willing to 30 drowned insiis6wn
lager beer vats, II what he presents hia
customers is not thepurc stuff. Neither
his Ale nor Lagclslave1s any noxious sub
stances in them This Mr. John @
seeger says, and . long aud intimate
acquaintance with him, jdstifes us i'll
asscr,ing tito be trne We advise each
and every ono ofout readers to give hin
atrial. has ss,hnsSsts ~ a3ssAs ,tssSia
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Our thanks are due and are hereby ten
dersd To Aiostcr Webb Bull, for count
ing house calender.
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A young man wsntsa situation as clerk;
Read elsewhere
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See notice Of Dismissal. Also notices
to ocreditors. s.
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W,lmington nIarket.

WILMINGTON, July l3-TURPENTrNE.-since
our last review the market Tor this article has
rulpd firm. and shows an advance Of SOC on yel.
low dip. There is STEADY demand. and receipts
nnd ready sale at 25 for virgin, So 80 for yellow
Dip and 81 for hard. q Dbl OF $50 IS. Arrivals
continue light In consequence of the low stage OF
the river, aud there ls very little coming IN from
above iideway. -.
SPIRITS TUKPENTNE.-During the week just
euded the market for this article has shown con.
81 ,eranie trmness, and as noted IN our last the
price has misunderstanding fully 4a5c higher. A
stead demand has existed each day, and parcels
as offered on market have found ready sale.
closing o. 47a4sc with little or no stock IN iacSols
hants, and the small quantity here being nelo iof
higher figures. -,
the week lust ended has ruled decidedly ac'lVe,
and prices have advanced ;ully 25a35c, closing
frm at S. 81 for strained, and So 75a3 lot NO.
parcels being readily AIKEN when onered at tlese
| fgures. Fur the finer qualities the market was
Generally quiet In the earlier part OF the week,
but better demand has sprui g up Wltnln tne
past day or two The arrivals, both 6y river ano
rail- are small and there Is q fery lgnt stock le-
naming 10 factors hands.
TaRSis In demand from shippers, and the mar
Let rules steady at former quotations. Receipts
are mea re and for the week are only 125 oblS,
which sold at So per bol.-
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New York Rice Market.

From the Daily Bulletin, Wednesday, July IL ::
Domestic con,inlas plenty as compared with the
rafhe, slow demand, and the market without
much general strenp th. though no lower. Sales
OF the da, ot 40 irrces in lots ut sa9Hc for com:
mon TO choice Car oliua. orelgn IN lair supply,
selling very well, auh commanding about former
rates, though Pa, s>does Not appear quite SO
strong in proportion 20 it's quality as Rangoon.
sales ATS rags, at 6z<a7tsc for Hangoon aud
7ka7Xe for Palma.
Froms he Journal OF Commerce: The demand
for Rang0on continues to be fair. ard with mod
erste 0rieIinys steady prices are obtained. Patna
fs dtill and prizes are barely maintained. Caro-
Una con !nue, 10 b duIl and prices are nominal
The stmk ia fair and Is freely offered on e'sy
tern-, es 1t l. changing 5y the heal and becoming
Wee,iy whe thr trade are Very caut GUS In
making purchases al d.lheil Insist on IDEAL con.
ce,sicn> from last rates. Sales havr been made
Of 900 bags Ranpuon and Palna a. at7Ta9Ac.
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EOR LAKE SUPERB OR.
Eeg4Ss THE UNION .sEs EssaEs
STEAMBOAT COMPANY,
AND
ATLANTIC, DULUTH AND PACIFIC LINE.

One OF the Splendid Steamers METEOR, INDIA,
PACIFIC, COBURN, ATLANTIC, JAPAN, kEWEE'
Nav, ARCTIC, CHINA and ST. PAUL. WILL leave
Buffalo daily lexcepL Fridays and saturdays,) at
3P. H., Erie the next mrnlng, Cleveland the
same night, and Detroit at 10 P. NJ. daily, lex
ceDt Sundays and MondaysI for DULUTH and IN.
lefnediate LAKE SUPERIOR PORTS.
Connections are made at Duluth with the Lake
Superior and Mississippi Railroad, to St. Paul,
and all points In Minnesota, Northern Wisconsin
and Iowa. Also, with the Northern Paci1c Rail.
road for the Red River Country.
Excursion Tickets. AT GREATLY REDUCED RATES,
will be issued by all principal Railroads 10 81.
Paul by this route, returning vic all rail-. Or by
Rail Routes to st. Paul and Duluth, returning via
Lake.
During the months of June, July and August,
EXCURSION TRIPS will be made via the North
Shore OF Lake Superior. visiting the Silver Mines,
Fort william, Grand Portage, &c.
For further Information, apply to
b. F. PATRICK,
General Passenger Agent, Buffalo, N. Y.
E. T. EVANS. Manager A. D. and P. Line.
S. D. CALDWELL, General Manager o. s. Co.
may8-mw(3mOs
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Markets by Telegraph.

E9 nlng.-tcnsols $685. pSnas ,ac2s:.as Sn: .oro,
million ktnttr 55i T0c.
oniet. dnId dun at 11Xal2 Governments dull
easyarss I I Excnanse, long 1oK; short Ii. Freights
S'Ssusi 'SEssscing.-Money abundant at 2as. Sterling
SkxtyIours & better. Eighty ones oetser.
States very bll; no change In prices. Ffeisn@
;NEEW. ORLEANS, July l4.-Bank sterling 24A;
-ai8ht Nc prsmlum. Gold l2H.
COTTON MARKETS.
LHERPooI. July 11-Noon.-Cotton opened
strong; uplands 9Hd, Orleans eEd; sales iooo0i
sal-s the week ~ ooo export speculalioI1 N
AZ 600: stock 660 OOo American 392 900; receipts OF
the week 25.eo; American II, 900; actual exports
Afternoon. @ ton nrm sales 5000 bales; ex-
I, port and speculation 1000; stock afoat 4ssooo;
Eyenine.~Uotton closed firm; uplands aasHd;
Orleans 9H,t; nearly due from New orleans 3-lod.
Yarns aud ,anrics at Manchester quiet
NEW YORK, Juy f4-Noon.-Ootton opened
4 rrm; upands 21c, Orleans 2lxc: sales l60o bales.
y Evening Cotton firm; ssles 1870 bales at &c.
BOSTON, July M.Co.on nst ana nc stesey ma
5sI sales $40; stuck 5ooo net receipts OF the week
:, BsiTrxoa1. July 1&-co,top firm: mtddlings
coastw ise s7 sales so; stock $50; net receipts OF
;Gos weeh 4oo, ,,a,. InoS S,'' eApee o'1s'
says y. ,ue n,. co,,on ,nie,. low m,ddlinus
...o '.o nsieS. a1norts cSastSgse a..
Ivy, nT ny, on, -, tho w.aS Ssss. :ernorIs
stoCn liuo ss ,sss ss,es nS ,ne vaes r.
Ss InIy ID "a QUIET m,ddlinss
oo. 10, csiIo sn nal a. stocI I,ies: net recepes
W. ves 5s1. synolt, Goa st,vise ia. saIes for
iisSe sSs Jug ue.n 20 81 ~, eApoi ~ '
su1 ,TeI1sr. Jp,v 1l-eottoa market closed quiet
80 %, q. ,oc y,r IivernNc, middIinvs. receipts
anS an Saiaa..soI.. I'LL s o 90 10 S,e' eS'
~ 49, 49, ,nSv c,,ton M damand. mid.
m. au 1na h.iaS eSnnrt. coast
go ,nS tSs. ot rscao,s Tor tSe
o.; Ies1. sales FOR the
,.ets,' o'a sIS'
s-WSss So. TIL, cot,on am. ro,ad,,nos ono.
aoS ns. S Io1 h.,.. eXnorta cnastwiss 2o9s
? asa.s ~ ~ ,vs.r Iaoo
Univ iS.cotton steady: good ordi
arH ~, stnts ss1 Sslss. eSnoets coast
Wias ~ aa,a ssos.sfocs % sTo.' MT Yeceints OF
Ssses s,os. s.nors to r.as srtan $3.50:
;; ensstwIse eSxT: sales OF She week 1900. -!
Wv SriEINs Univ iI'HCotfon onfet: midilinps
,oXano et rscripts lsa5 ales: rross 1915: sales
isSo;s.ncs eslsa; net receipts Tor the wee, osa3;
Qross 1888; exports 10 Great Britain 57 coastwtse
SBt2.ssles for the week $500. " -
'ffs 'er st,,o,,. .o,nxo ,yn npon,cp u,nvyro
20. raos t s1oss; AM -! .AoOool nAnAhtS'
LIVERPOOL, July 14-Noon.-Qorn SIS Sd. Lard
Z Dos 81 90 ~ :.
NEW SoKk. July ,i4-Noon.oFlour nnensnged: