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The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1871-03-24
revolution I'm France.

The news from Paris is of the most
serious character. The greater Part Of
the city is in the hands of q mob of
Red Republicans, who have erected
barricades and armed them with can
non. The Government troops sent to
suppress the riots have fraternized
with the Reds and joined their ranks.
Several officers in command of the
regulars have been taken prisoners,
and shot after a summary trial before
q revolutionary tribunal. President
Theirs, with the National Assembly
and a large force of troops, are at YER
~vailles.
What will be the outcome ofthis, it
is very difficult to predict. The Paris
mob wants the Assembly to hold its
sessions in the city, so that it may be
in the power of the ultras, on the pre-
tense that . scheme is on foot to over
throw the republic and establish 4 mo-
narchy. But the Assembly will re-
main away, and it is to be hoped the
provinces will rally II sufficient force
to the support of the Government to
enable it to suppress the insurrection
and punish the leaders. Riceiotti Ga
ribaldi, q son Of the old hero of Capre-
ra, is reported to be at the head Of She
revolution.
The origin Of the trouble is stated in
9 New York telegram, of the Goth, TO
oe as follows:
Private dispatches state that the re-
volution in Paris has its origin in an
anti>church movement melted by the
Italians. This accounts for Carl baldi
being at the head of the insurgents. 1t
will be remembered that Theirs sent.
last week, d. Arago to Florence, appa-
rently to get Victor Emanuel's aid in
Withdrawing the GaribaIdians from
France, but really, as is now known,
70 tell Italy, that France now, as here
tofore. intends to protest the Pope
Theirs is strongly in favor of the tenn
poral power, and his views are becom,
ing known along with the effect of Ar
ago's mission that has driven the Carl
baldians to form an open alliance with
the Paris malcontentists. The reyolu-
ton now progressing is really more q
war against the church than against a
monarchy.
The Cincinnati Gazette, of Wednss-
day says:
The situation in Paris changed little
yesterday. The insurgents still hold
the city, and the Government still at
Versailles: The rabble have given the
Government notice that if they do not
return to Paris they viii march to Yer
sailles and dispense the Assembly
Meanwhile the Government remains
firm, and is preparing measures to sup
press the rioters. The insurgents an
nounce that they will put the fortihca-
tons in q state 70 defend the city. Ev-
erything remains in 3 state ofwild con,
fusion.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1871-03-24
HON JAMES TIIoMPsoN. z

Justice Of the Supreme CoaTt Of Pennrylvsnia.
PnILABELrifIA. April g. 1886.
consider Hoonand's German Bitters avaluebiS
medicine in cares OF attacks OF Indigestion or n1s-
pspsia- ] esa certify this frOni Dy expsTienee olit-
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1871-03-24
ProhIbition Meeting ,

A Prohibition Meeting viii be
held in the TOWN HALL, OF Me-
ConnelsvlIle, on nezt
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1871-03-24

a
HON. GEORGE SITARSWO0D
Justice Of The Supreme co-rt Of Pennsylvania.
PnrLApEIrnlA Jitne 7. fs09
] have fsHAd BY experisnes that = uooasndB Ger
man Bimsu" L. . very good tonic, relisEing dyspspts
GEORGE sRARswoOD.
HON. WM. +. ROGERS.
Mayor Of the city Of BaGtlo, NY.
MAroE's Orr1cE. BuFrxLo. June - 1859
. ! have used :" Iloonand's German Filters and Tonic"
In nay family during the past year. aud ean reenm-
mend them Is an excellsnt tonic. impart;ng isne ans
vixor 70 the systeu. Their n<e has boon predasiivs
o<dscidsdly Peusnsial Effects WIN +. kOGkkS.
HON. JAMES II. WOOD,
ExsnayOr Of wIliGnspOrt, PcnAsylvafi--
take great pleasure in recommending "Hoonands
German fouie' 10 any one who naay Be aalisssd Sl9
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1871-03-24
CAUTION

CA 4AOG-
rioeaaud,s German Remedies are conDterfeited.
The gsunine have The signature Of e. ~.
On ths front Of the outside WRAPPER u each bshlst
snd The name Of The eFiiele blown IN .eaeh boule. Az
others are counterfeit j
Price OF the BItters, $I.oe per DottIeS
Or, n half dozes ror $500.
Price OF n Tonic, si.5o per bestleB
Or, - half dozen for $3.50. :.
rhs Tessio 10 pat rP ih QHGyf Battles
Reeollect that ~ 10 DR.. Hollands German RTm>-
dies that are 80 universally ased aud 80 hiyhly rseota-
nendsd and ~ not Low thedrnsgisss 70 Induce Jo1
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1871-03-24

Prohibition Cooperation Ticket.
The New York herald., 1871-10-15
A DRIAN II. MULLER, AUCTIoNEER.
n AUCTION SAIL OF VALUABLE
STOREuOuSES, PIERS AND WATER RIGHTS.

By order Of the New York Warehouslng Company.
ADRIAN u. MULLER. =. X. WILKINS 4 co. win sell
e. aSs,on on Thursday October n ISL at u O'clock at the
Lots Of Land together with Bsick Storchouses f1ers
bukhead and Water Rights situate the foot of Van Brunt
street. opposite the Erie Basin Brooklyn and known the
Nsw Ts York Warehoasng Company's stores and Basin
bounded Van Brunt, Reid Conover On the
property eight large brick sorehouses of the following
oxl73 two 75xi2l one, loOxl7s also three piers 90 feet
wide and Substantially built; large basin bukhead and
breakwater This property OF the available in
the vicinity OF New York
purposes and Is particularly well adapted the storage OF
cotton its present capacity being 20 00 bales which cam
however, be largely increased II desired. There
large wharfage business property
which can be retained II desired
Maps the OF the Auconeers and for further parti
cuars inquire OF James p Wallace, President of
York Guarantee and Indemnity Company; George D. Cragn,
Vice President, 400 West Twelfth street; VIM. W. Wckes,
Treasurer, 50 Front street, OF the Auctonee Pine
etreel
The New York herald., 1871-10-15
A DRIAN II. MULLER. AUcrIoNEER.
Peremptory sale by order OF executor of
Valuable Villa Sites on Washlnton Heights "a Lots
Broadway.
ADRIAN H. MULLER. r. 4. WILKINS co.

THURSDAY, October 2j, mt ~ O'Clock, at the
exchange Salesr0om, III Broadway. order OF j. N.
Ayrcs ESQ.,. executor OF Lncius Chenen, deceased, rs
Vla Sites situate on Washington Heights. Tins property
pri o. are tract on the Heights purchased by the late
Mr. Chtende and reserved beng choccs and
desrane property on the Heights 1t commands
sve view OF ihe Hudson AMI Harlem Of the
beauu valley lying between the Heights Harlem river,
ana Tor OF location grandeur,
rety Of scenery not surpassed by property New
YORK Island or It's vicinity. The River Boulevard
being laid out under the direction Of the Central Park Com
mssone and which runs trongh the westerly portion Of
the property viii. when fmple.ed. greatly
sbi and s course being along the high land
the river ami Riverside Park will the
picturesque drive on the Island The property Is but
short drive from the Central Park. property
large and elegant half Dwelling House, in
tine order, with gas furnace, ran G, DC.
Also,
"a lots
adjoining the above described prnperv and fronting
Bruadway. which to he wdcned the width feet
making 1t OF the hest roads the island The property
Will be sold with restrictions against nuisances.
Seventy per cent OF the purchase at the Op
ton OF the purchaser, remain bond and mortgage.
Maps at the oile OF the auctioneers No Pine street
The New York herald., 1871-10-15
1JENRY B: MERTs, AuCTI0NEEElRsiip EEElRsiipNIruRF. 4
ON MONDAY, OCT: y, AZ & lo'1 1rnEnT nNEpTh'

comprising velvet and Brnseels Carpcts mmu w ~
ParIor Chamber Suits, Cottage bed,oom sus N
Dining Room SUIT China Glass Ware, BEDS Beda,ng, m,r.
rors Hail stand lounges Ac &C. together with al the
Kitchen Fnrniure and Iianss Catalogues ut SALE Terms
The New York herald., 1871-10-15
SALES AT AUCTION.

SALES At AUCTION.
TWELVE O'CLOCK, SHARP,
"A on THURSDAY, October l9, ls7I at
Inclewood tQueens), L. l.
Drums beating. Band playing.
The Star SpanCled Banner
will be raiaed ubon the
and permanent station.
After which the building viii be dedicated for railroad
purposes.
An original poem, written for the occasion by celebrated
American aulboress, will be read and eloquent
address delivered.
Immediately on the conclusion Of the ceremonies the
immense sale OF lots,
order o Colonel A. NJ Wood late the gallant leader OF
the immortal Fourteenth Regiment, Will be made
BY JOHNSON a MILLER
Special tram over Long Island Railroad will leave VIA James
slip and Thirthfourth ferries, for Ing ewood.
(Quecnsi, at eleven ocock, sharp, Thurs
day morning, October ~.
Grafnllas unrivaled Band has been engngel
Weeks, caterer will have splendid COLLATION. ready
arrival OF train
300 BEAUTIFUL LOTS
10 be sold positively, absolutely, and without regard
TO pr,ce, on the easiest terms offered nj
ton sale In the centre o this choice property the
new and permanent Station
OF the Long Island Ka0ad 10 located ns northerly side
bounded BY the Jercno Turnpike opposite the splendid
Church. while the sortherly portion has great front
road running from Jamaica to Hampstead. The important
fact that the station has been permanently located this
property VIII give great Lot for business
poses Terms OF sale unusually liberal Free tickets and
for this great sale be OBJ aimed Of Johnson Miller
70 Nassau street New York. 20 Montague Brook
lyn; and OF John Elliott, le Broadway, Williamsburg.
The New York herald., 1871-10-15

A JOHNSON, BURNS 4 co.
WIN make large additions, on
MONDAY, OCT. l6,
70 their rich and extensive stock Of
all kinds Of Millinery Goods
Ladies' and children's finest Of
FRENCH FELT HATS,
the newest shapes.
FLOWERS.
An immense variety Of all Knds Of the finest French
Flowers.
RIBBONS.
7inch Sash Ribbons Boiled SILK at 95c per yard; Finch
black Gros Grain al II and 81 - per yard.
Trimming Ribbons in great variety all the shades.
JOHNSON, BURNS 4 CO,
"a and 81 East Fourteenth street,
corner University place, Union square.
The New York herald., 1871-10-15

A RCH JOHNSTON, AUCTIONEER.
n oacc and salesroum "a Nassau street,
opposite the Post Office.
Oh Paintings. Oh romos &C.
JOHNSTON VAN TAssELL WILL SELL.
on TUESDAY, at II O'Clock,
at theE saesroom "a Nassau street.
large assortment OF English, French, German
and American Cbromos,
In rich carved and GIT frames. X&
SAME DAY,
Mt 1Ok O'Clock, at No.
13 Dey street,
for OF whom It may concern,
ONCE Furniture, Refrigera tors, Tools, &C
The New York herald., 1871-10-15

A UCTION SALE OF SALOON FURNITURE OF TIE
n sherman House, ~ Fulton street, Brookvn Monday
October I6, nj O'Clock r. NJ; Bar and oyster Counters,
Showcases pull Beer Pump, Liquors, Cigars Shelf
Goods, Engravinss, Ac., &c .,,., -
The New York herald., 1871-10-15

ExEcuToR's SALE :,
Fourth sn!Rs ssnsRss%s aysn1s. s'axa Ns. Washington.
s''h' I'D isi., sss' ..1ss,: a1,:s; lis'h and
Being RsGi All Of sfosfoRD; ss'1'i q d. late
in Harlem Brooklyn. &c.
huD1ow CO win sell auction
No. Ill Broadway rSr r{S,ripy =, ss%S,.s}ti samss to,.
sou,hwe. corner Broadway and twenty sixth street.
sns hsH's o. .nS not 19 feel
% and q s2 q. wareho,s. entire plot y fec. on West
'ss S IL 1851
Ninth -seventv-second and seveny,hra streets
% Lots frontage Ninth t4 feet deph each
East l7h and Ils,h streets7 Lots feet Of
eecn 25xloolo feet with two story frame house and
Fourth avenues Lots, entire west front between i3oh
and 13ls streets 1870 fee, front xU feet DEPTH with brick
IL Lots south side adjoining avenue lots, each
Third No 2?sl 'front.' and Houses and Lot
entire
Third lost and 2d streets containing ~ full Lots
ihird avenae. Lots southeast corner iO7ib street.
East 10Th street-south sde Lots, adjoining avenue
Second Lot. east side, soA IT. south of Ninety
First avenue5 Lots southeast corner lo2d stree. each
Tir avenues Lots side, sos n south of 10th stree.
Ii2d street, Lot south sdc between First and
1th street, Lot south side 100 r. west OF Firs avenue.
25xlON0n
I6th Lots north side 800 II. OF Second
nue 25y1U0 10 IT. each.
10Th streets Lots south side 25 IT, east OF First avenue,
2bxlt0lO II. each.
Eth sree-l Lot south side 1886 IT, west Of Third avenue,
25x.lll r. .~a.
Pacific street. Brookiyn-ss7, House and Lot l6sxloo T.
Dvision street, Brookyn4 Lots near Debevoe avenue,
each 25xlV0t -
Amos street, Brookiyn-5 Lots near Dcbevose avenue,
each 2bx1Od r. =. r-.,- q.
Lots Cores, being north bali OF BLOCK So a.
Fifth avenue, Brooklyn-SorsbcAst corner forv-nnn
street, ~ Lots. r-s.ua.. .x.rn.
Also % Lots or Knesland avenue, Debevose wenne'
Richardson street. Henry street, &C. &C.
CITY Of Grand Rapids MchFm,ton street % ,'.n src.s n
w. corner Oak street. Lot No t0rl T. nvson n,
sas AIDE between and Oak streets Lots NOS ~ ~.
s nd ia each 5nr ri H. street. G. corner Cherry
srces Lot 49, shelton street. east side oe.wcen -
ana Mape strees Nos TO- H. l5 and ~ oAcn n0xi
Townshp North Rver vest ~ a. Acres psns sns son
half quarter section III and ~ acres Denk ou
half quarter, section 70 c,.. -. ~ ~ =
Terms improved property PCT cens ~
bond ana motGaRe loI nI
years and twohirds may remain on pueon
Books be had on apphcation ~ '"o A"'o"
l eer's once, No. 3 Pine street
The New York herald., 1871-10-15

n HUDSON TERRACE, HoBOKEN, 10 RENT
lU Fully furnished. Owner 10 board
The New York herald., 1871-10-15

J. BLEECKER, SON 4 CO., AuCTIONEERS.
N. Elegant brown stone House at auction.
THURSDAY, OCT II, at l2 M, at Exchange Saesroom,
three story high Honse and Lot l27
street, between Sixth and Seventh all modern
provements spendidy frescoed aid n fine ORDER will
easily at nigh fgures immediately Maps a "a
Cedar street.
The New York herald., 1871-10-15

E(Y F. COTTON, AUCTION EER.-LARGE AND IMPOR
ID tan Aale Of Hotel Furniture and Carpets dc Tues
October IL, at the Auction Rooms So
streetWe shall offer very large amount Of Furniture Of
kind and description together with 100 Carpets
from hotels In this city, together with quite
laon from private families which will embrace both parlor
bedroom goods, three Pianos, French plate
Pier and Mane mirrors. best Hair Matiresses Bronzes
Silver and Sverplaed Curtains, Furniture &c.
&c. the Carpets win be sold about O'Clock p. NJ,
medatey after the sale of Furnurc catalogues the
Furniture early the morning sale. private
SALE superior Harp which originally 81 5O
be sold at bargain.
The New York herald., 1871-10-15

RYJ.R FOLEY, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE
ID Foley Bechenbaugh will SELL "Wednesday, ls
at ten O'clock at 23 Third between 2ith lh
very tine Paror and Bedoom Sus Bedding, Piano.
particulars and description Tuesdays paper BY or
der OF J. R. FARRINGTON attorney for mortgagee
The New York herald., 1871-10-15

GENTLEMAN. MIDDLE AGED, OF REFINEMENT,
n education and means desires to make the acquaint
lady, not thirty, with the view Of marmony
viii be treated with confidence Trfers will oblige
by replying Address MODESrY box l43 Herald olce
The New York herald., 1871-10-15
DANIEL A. MATHEWS, AUCTIoNEER.-sALEs-
IL room, 521 broadway.
AT PRIyATE SALE. FOR 30 DAYS ONLY,

strictly first class. city 10. custom work,
AT PRICES POSITIVELY LOWER THAN ANY OTHER
HOUSE.
Parties desiring TO furnish their residences with Drawing
Room, Paror, Library, Dining Room ChaDher Furn
ture Of exclusively designs and elaborate finish, will
end articles that cannot be caceed style
ship
ST. Nicholas Hotel Building
The New York herald., 1871-10-15

@ HERMAN, AUCTIONEER.
-. Sherifss sale of Furs, Sleigh Robes, kc.
DBy virtue Of execution win sell Wednesday, Oct ls
l0 O'Clock at IL Bowey about 50 Ladies' Misses
gencmen's Fnra the stock Of wholesale manuacur
ing establishment, consisting OF Mink, Muskrat Squirrel
and Ermne Collars, Cuffs and Nuns; also large lot OF
Sleigh Robes Sale positive: Dcalers invited.
By order OF MATTHEW I. BRENNAN Sheriff.
JAOoB SEEB ACUEn, Deputy.
The New York herald., 1871-10-15

nNLY A FEW MORE LEFT UNENGAGED OF THE
~ tour story Mansard roof Houses, now beng
finished of the best and most eligible streets on Jer
Heights only ~ minutes from New York and
minutes Jersey side these houses elegantly fin
repete with all modern IMPROVEMENTS bathroom,
closets stationary washtnbs heaters ranges, marble
mantels hot and cold water throughout; IL rooms IN
$50 month. Engrayings OF houses
Information 10 be had of A. NJ. CAPEN, S6i
Broadway.
The New York herald., 1871-10-15

DY NJ DOUGHTY AUCTIONEER.
ID Mil sell on MONDAY, October l6, at 10& O'Clock,
by virtue of n Chatel Mortgage,
Household Furniture.
Rem oved to store Ill Nassau street, between
Beexman Streets for Of ssie viz: Solid
wood Eagere, mirror door and back solid and
walnut Parlor Suits in procatel and reps richly
and walnut Chamber Suits. with without marble
Tables Extension and Library Tables BuGcts WarJobes,
bookcases. Parlor Desks elegant French plate Manie
Mirrors, elegant Hall Stand,
forte round pearl keys, Durham maker with
housekeeping GOODS, be peremptorIy BY order
John r. Stewart Attorney for Mortcagce.
The New York herald., 1871-10-15

L1OR SALE-CHEkPEST HOUSES IN BROOKLYN
Two three story English Easements, Pkiado hia brick
good business Locations alter them into at little
expenses price Sc go Apply 1I Park avenue North
Oxford street
The New York herald., 1871-10-15

VANDERBILT LANDING, STATEN ISLAND, CORNER
OF Osgood and Vanderbilt avenues. A two brick
House. nine excellent condition. all convenences
terms $lp0 until May ]. Inquire premises.
The New York herald., 1871-10-15

Parties from New York will Northern New Jer
sey Railroad, at A. M, foot ri Chambers street.
For excursion tickets, maps Information apply 10 s.
r. OGDEN, Auctioneer Broker Real Estate, No.
The New York herald., 1871-10-15
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.

A FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PRO-
~ perry, valuable Stone Quarry, In Sullivan county, N.
", on the Delaware and Hudson Canal and Erie Railway
consisting o. b75 dock, dwellings, sawm and other
improvements Is now IN successful operation and capable
producing iDexhausbe quantities For particulars ap
ply to WILLIAM poILLON foot Of Bethune street, New
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-01-27
Markets by Telegraph.
afQSES GIvEpTG


LosnoS, January a5-Noon.-Consols e2K.
PRASKfoRT, January 25.-Bonds s5}<.
NEW YORK., January .6 6-NoOn.-Stocks dull
and heavy. Governments very strong, especially
SKIES OF 81. State securities very steady. Gol
steady at lo1a. Money Gao. Exchange, long 9js
s! rt l0ss United States skies OF 1851, registered
liz; coupons Il; hvetwenties OF 1862, regis
tered 9.
Sight i discount. Gold lO24a OK.
COTTON MARKETS
LIVERPOOL, January 25.-Noon.-Cotton buoy
ami; uplands Sd; Orleans Skd; sales $4,000 bales.
INSTRUMENTATION active; uplaads SaS3Gd; Or.
leans SkdaS5Sd. The sales will pronably reach
q. .OOo bales. Cotton ahoat from New Orleans,
loaied IN December stad Iur ml'lulnSS. ou,,,
SIaS3.; sa.es 20 OG0 b,l-s; s. ecuhtinu and export
5OOU; sars Tuesday 1900 bales more than prevt.
ousy reported sales; lOaliug ut Mobile Sil'l for
miidr SIS: bills afioat from New Orleans shipped
IN DECEMBER SD.
NEW YORK, January s6-Noon.-Cottoa in fair
demaial an'l &c higher; middiing uplands l5sSc;
Orleans lnHe.
Eveung.-Cottou quiet; sales 4sOo bales at
15ic.
BosToH, January ee.-Cot' 'oa-mddings 16c;
net r'ceipts p bales; gross receipts $50; sales 500;
stuck 6aU0.
BALTIMORE. Januar: 26.-Coiton Grmer and
held higher; mddlngs l5Hc; net rece rts 295
bales; vrcss receipt, 500; exports coaslwse 525;
sales 7I5; stock IL, 30j.
WILMINGTON January 2e.-Cotton quiet and
stead ;tnl'idilngs llc; net recelpt> II ales; ex
ports cOaStwse il9; sales so; stuck al4S.
NORFOLK. January 28.-Gutton firm: low mid
dlings l4lal4.sc; het receipts 2:l7 bales; exports
coast ise 1897; sales 3u0; slocE 10 0ol.
SAVANNAH. January 28.-GoltDn quiet bur firm; !;
mlddlugs l5c; net I, oetpts 5I6U Gales; exports
coastwise 14l6; safes 2l0'; stuck 90 6l5.
MOBILE, January 26-Cottun bucyant; mid
dlings llslc; net receipts l126; exports 70 Great
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-01-27
n0MaIERCIAL NEHS.
r~n,rts Of the Week ending Jah'ry ~


1,yrppoo,-Per steamship Corlnna-lSS S Sass
coo island and 1883 bales upland cotton aUo Uae
cotton seed. Per Br ship County VI an,ton 1a5
bacs sea island and 2li9 bales upla1a u oo'''"' 1'
TONS phosphate, 262 bags cotton Seeu. \, 5oo tons
'oGI GpesSocK. Scor-Per Br bark Lille M-ooo 'ohS
phosphates. ,.-,. pe,mira-554 bales
nnIand cotton 2dS bbls rosin. ~ oo, ,,. ,,,or.
AcoA-Per schr Dayght-oo,Ooo iSS. aSso,. SOnI
cd lumber. 80 fathoms chain, 8 corn mlss' naau
truck and sundries.
DOMESTIC.
posros-per brig N Roosevelt-1l5 bales up.
land Cotton. SEQ tons phosphate rock, 10000 feet
plank and boards ,,u 1,,,o, ,a,er r-,e
hays sea island and $50 bales upland cotton, VI
tee rice. III bbs rosin Al bales domest!Cs 81 pNes
snnfirles. Per steamship Georgia-202 pays
sea island and 900 bales upland cotton, lso telceS
rice 25 sales doC'estics, 13 casks clay, ~ oos Sv.
ton seed OIL pkgs hides &C.. Per sceaniS,tt E5n ~
Manhattau-SIOb bales upland cotton ?6i Sss iast
IS bales domestics 20 psgs sundrles % nai no sa
tea....Per schr Nellie Burgess-looo'o iee
plank, 20. .oo0 feet boards. 1>orr,on-
PHILADELPuIA-Per steamship w EFermau-
1872 tierces rice l6o bales cotton, 14s oales yarn
SS bales rags. &c. ,,,,, Ann 70,
BALrIMoRE-Per steamship MarylandL,4oo -,. tC'
rice l4o bales cotton 10 bales yarn. 90 oos roS,i
ii packages hides, and mdse.. Per scnr Elias
Moore-IT3,000 feet pitch pine lumber: ,o -
SAvANSAH-Per schr John LentEall-lso to"S
phosphate rock.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-01-27
Interior Cotton Markets.

COLUMBIA, January 25.-Salcs Of cotton yester
day ISL bales mdding l31salSac.
SUMTER, January 25.-Abont 100 bales nave
been sold during the week ending the 2S!n. we
onote: Ordinary ll;.c: good ordinary l2iIc; low
middllng 122lc; middling lst4c;lsirict middlng
1870.
ATLANTA, January 24.-The market to day has
been quiet and firm; middlings lS2lc; low MD
ding l2%c; good ordinary i22ic; ordinary lie.
MACON, January o4--Cottoa receipts II:
bales. Shipments 400 bales. Sales 9S2 bales. Iht
market quiet, with midd!ings at 1ic.
COLUMBUS, January 2i.-cotton In good de
mand; low midd.ing. good STYLES, i3sc; miutaiine
l3Ic Sales $50 bales. Receipts S3S 3ales. SVlp
meuts 424 baies.
MONTGOMERY. January 24.-Our cotton mar
Eet Is very hfa,, with good demand at liai]I(
for low midllingS
SELMA, January o4.-Thcre were sales yester
day tn the amount Of 500 bales. Middllng l43ac
low mIddlngs l4c. The demand was good anc
general, but The light supply restricted Sales
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-01-27
Receipts by Railroan. January 26.
soUTa CAROLINA RAILROAD.

1894 bales cotton, cars stock. To Railroad
Agent Pezer, Rodgers & co, W Courtney
CO. W W Smith, Sloan & Selgnious, Brodle i co.
Graeser Il Smith. L Mowry j Son, W Gurney, W
G Bee CO. G Walter co, Wiss 4 co, DoWlng
& co, Reeder & Davis, a J Salinas, Frost Adger,
Murdaugl Il Mathews, G w Williams i co. B
Williams ls Son, Caldwell & Son, A B Mulligan,
Thurston & Holmes, a Trenholm u Son, Prin-
gle Son.
NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD.
Isl bales upland cotton, 425 bbls naval stores,
cars lumber and wood, live stock, cotton seed,
mdse, &C. To Geo W Williams & co, P Smith,
Hutson, Frost 6 Adger, L Mowry L Son, W c
Bee & co, A Salinas. Caldwell & Son, W WiLte,
Bischor Il CO. Bowling & co, Pe!zer, Rodgers i
co. Shackelford ( Kelly, " Emanuel, NJ W Cross,
WeG.ng. Railroad Agent and Order.
SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD.
70 bales cotton, rough rice. ndse, &c: To W P
Bowling & co, Pelzer, Rodgers i co. VIC Bee &
co, Fraser & Dn Kinsman S Howell, Colcock 4
co, W Law on & Sons, II Blschof i co. Galllard
& Mlnott, " II Mauldin s Schwartz. T Pye, ]
Wescoat, II Postate, c W Bunton, r Marshall, G
Middleton, B Sardy, r Roper, Hall.