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A, P. EUBBARD'S.
ICED SODA WATER

On hand at all times Come and see Hub
bards new Soda Fountain, just imported from
the Arctic regions. y. T. IL.
August 10, 1871
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Administrators Notice.

A LII persons having demands against the
N. Estatc OF james tilnlcr, deceased, arc
hereby required TO present them to The under
signed. within the time prcsc rib"d I,y law, or
their claims will be barred
j. j. GIL1IER, Adm'r.
August u, 1871 8 3
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sHERIFF's SALE.

DY virtue of Executions to mo directed, l
ID will expose 10 sale at Anderson G.. H., on
tie FIRST MONDAY i'll SEPTEMBER next,
within the legal hours OF sale, the following
property, to wit
One Lot in tho town of Anderson, fronting
40 feet on Depot street, Running back 50 feet,
bounding lots OF Trenholm Il Co., levied on us
the property of w. S. Kcesc, at the suit of
SusSdoril' q Lciding.
One lot in The town OF Anderson, containing
oc3 acres, moro or less, on Main street, bo,md-
ing lots OF Gen. j. w Harrison, Mrs. .Nudcr-
son and others, levied on m, lhe property of
W. s. Reese, at the suit of Susst'orf.v Lciding.
Terms Casli--purclaser to pay extra for Ii
ties and Stamps.
WN McGUK1N, Sheriff.
August 10, 1871
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA;
COUNTY OF ANDERSON.
IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.

Summons for Rcltct-Complaint not Ser0cd.
S. a. Shelton, Trustee of Sarah a. Roof, and
others, Plaintiffs, against X. Willis Todd, EX-
ecutor of the Estate of Mrs. Mary Todd, dc
ceased, and others, Legatecs, Defendants un-
der her Will.
To the Defendants, Archibdld Rice, -1n'0siah
Rice, Fanny Dean, ac3e Of lMCgoy Dcnn, and
the children of Ellen Jones, names and num-
be1 Nnkno,7l:
NOU are hereby summoned and required to
4 answer the complaint il this action. which
is filed in the Office OF the Clerk of Common
Pleas, for the silid County, and to serve copy
Of Your answer TO the said complaint on the
subscribers at their Office, at Anderson G. H.,
S. c., within twenty days after the service here
of, exclusive OF the day of such service; and If
YOU fail TO answer the complaint within the
time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action will
apply to the Court for the relief demanded i'll
III Dated Anderson c. H., S. c., Feb. 7, 1871.
REED d BROWN,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
To the Defendants, Archib0id Rice, 14nraziah
Rice Fanny Dean, ,cyc Of ltjor Dean, a',d
the children of Ellen Jones, ,cl0.eS 0''d number
ullkaOWn
TAKE NOTICE that tho summons in this
action, of which tho foregoing is a copy, was
filed III the Office OF the Clerk of the Court at
Anderson c. H., in the County OF Anderson.
and State of South Carolina, ON the 7th day OF
February, 1871. REED ~ BROWN,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
August @ ISL
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Cotton Ties and Bagging.

A Agents for Manufacturers, we offer for
"A sale, at low prices, the following Tics !:
The '.ARRoW., the ANCHOR, ;, the ,EU, :, !,
REKA." SWEETS "PATENT BUCKLE"
BUTLER'S "BUCKLE, and Boards
NPATENT LOCK TIE"
AMERICAN, DUNDEE and INDIA BAG
GEO. w. WILLIAMS & CO., Factors,
Church street.
August 81, 1871 8 2m
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FACTORY STORE.

Mr.. 4. n. ALEXANDER keeps on hand Mt
the Factory Store select stock OF General
for Cash or Country Produce (cxcopt pcrslablo
fruits und vogctablcs) at fair prices
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Valuable Farm for Sale.

T OFFER for sale the Plantation on which l
| reside, situated six miles southwest OF An
derson c.. H., on Mountain Creek, containing
293 acres, u large portion of which is excellent
woodland. a large portion of the remainder
is good creek and branch bottom and fresh
cleared upland. There arc on the premises
good dwelling and necessary outbuildimgs.
Persons desiring to purchase would do well to
call early, as bargain can be obtained:
WIN. T.. PAGETT.
August "a, 1871 S 3
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BANNIsUPT's SALE.

DY virtue Of IN order of the District Court
Is of thc United States for Sau'!, Carolina; |
will soil at ".aiiluila on - ilEhAI III SEl-
rEAlHEiJ next. the Real Estate al t. I. Lang
ston, Bankrupt. freed aud ';Sr!rIrEed oi all
liens. Said Real Estate consisting of
ONE TRACT OF LAND,
Situate two miles West Of walhala, adjoining
lands of i. n. Adams q. NJ. Iarhrough james
4. Doyle, Andrew Dickson and others, on WA
tcrs oi Cane Crock and containing ono Hun
drcd AMI Ftlv Acres. more "r less ihc rosi
ins;rabln Mace o, its size in Oconcc County.
TERMS OF S.lLE
six months cre,li-the purchn>o n'9ncyi'o he
secured hv bond and nj least t%o good snrriic''
and a MORTGAGE of the premises.
''''> WM. &. NEIrll. Assignee"
iu-,,s. 10 Isl
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IN WANT OF
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
CONTEMPORARIES,
Fancy Goods, go.

Ho Is running only ONE establishment In
those vory hard times, and would invite all
those seeking Bargains in the way Of Dress
Trimmings, Shoes, Gloves, Hosiery, &C., and and
and examine the stock on hand, as ho is desi-
rous m Of closing out this department of his bus
mess, and keep only Confcctioneries and Fan
cy goods, and he might be prevailed upon to
part with few of these articles now in store,
provided the grcenbaclls are offered III cX-
Change. But all this is confidential, and is to
appriso the reader that bargains of all kinds
arc to he had at
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COTTON YARNS,

A supply OF our superior Cotton Yarn Is
kept OH hand Mt the Factory, and in the hands
of our Agents at various points on Bluo Ridge
and Grccnvillo and Columbia Railroads, which
wo otfer to tho trade ut market prices.
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Broom Makers Wanted!

August 2i, 1871
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STREET CAR EPISODES.
| The Second Avenue Chr Ousfaae-- Dcath OF

The second Avenue Chr Outrage cath OF
Owens.
Information reached the COrOners office yesterday
morning OF the death in Bellevue Hospital OF Thomas
owens. II will be remembered that late on the night
Of the 30th ultimo, during quarrel between some
unknown runlans and Patrick Flood, driver Of car
No. ~ OF the Second Avenue Railroad Company,
John Dcltour and owens were pushed from the front
platform, and both had their legs crushed by the
wheels passing over them. DeitOur died some days
ago at his residence No. IS Hester street, and at last
owens has succumbed 20 the Injuries he then re.
ceved
BY permission OF Mr.. TOal, COroners' Clerk the
remains OF owens were removed 10 the house OF
friend, No. All East wclfth street. Coroner Sclr.
ner mas the investigation III charge, and days
ago examined number OF Witnesses. Captain
Mount OF the Seventee zenith precinct, Is In search OF
The guilty parties AMI evidence necessary TO convict
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DOMESTIC MARKETS,

GALVESTON, August Il. 1871
Cotton dull and lower; good ordinary l5c Net receipts.
'''' NEW ORLEANS, August 12, 1871.
r.cept. ~ Sc' cross, w. Exports Great ritn, asa
coastwise, i,c50 saes, HOO stock, 1850
MOBILE, August 70, 1871
Cotton duh mddngs, l7Alc Ike Net receipts lSo
Stock, e,lU3 ,, ,e,,
Cotton dull and nominal middngs 1870. Hc
SAVANNAH, August IL, 1871
Cotton--Set receipts s. Expors-ooastwse, So Stock,
''' CHAnLEsroN, Angus. u, ie7l;.
Cotton dull. Low ,niddllnss, T4c Net receipts a.
''''-' '''' BOSTON, Angus. u, 1871.
Cotton dun. Miadlpss, 1850 Net receipts. c. gross 1877
LOUISVILLE, August l2, 1871.
leaf y & Pr Foar Gpss smy s re- rom m
mani sh steady & 4 e' St f prme sacked
sraor seng better INJURY pork at s baoon hams
and lard unchanged whiskey quiet at $50.
oswrGo August IL. 1877.
No spring 80 20 for aoer winter ~ 10 for white winter
No. pwne %An 81 s old No.
OHIO 81 sa ana bushels new No red !oel2 at q 81
grains aal:t Corn meal Il % for 6os, ii anooci,
Per cwt Mllfeet unchanged shors $2Oa 81 nipstuIs
freight. syerWLeai corn TO New y yo1s
aSoaa - oson s New York
aoc 70 Albany &c. Receipts ,o by oC oushe,:
by canal 300 bushels wheat, ,7os oDJ feet lumber
The first cargo of wheat from Duluth arrived last night
$40 Bs!TAso NJ s Apsnss H. 's Sn;o
2sS 600 6ushes shipmeots Wheat lsvOo basbs corn
Rail shipments Corn 40 0oo Bushels 1.-Two bushels
Freight; quie. and owerllc for wheat oc for corn 7c
IN fair MsT for Prime saes No.
kes club at VI s 5000 bushels rcd winter privately Corn
at GsYsc; 1900 do, 70 strive a5Ss Oats dull and
% & s Fork a' sf ar f S rye
Hghwnes inactive; nominaly 92c
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BROUGHT FROM THE RIVERS.

The body OF the woman found In the water near
the foot Of Thrty-seventh street, North River, IL
supposed to be that OF Maggie Scott, woman about
twenty Eight years OF aye. Coroner Young has
charge OF the case, and will hold an inquest The
remains were far advanced In decomposition.
The remains OF boy about sixteen years Of age,
name unknown, was found In tile dock foot OF
FOrty-second street. East River, yesterday morning
by Lawrence Teneycke. Of the sloop Magician. De-
ceased had light sandy hair ana was dressed In
white stockings and leather apron. He had white
handkerchief with yellow border around MS neck
The body, which was much decOmposed, was seat
TO the M0rguc, ana Coroner Young notified.
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packages; Lara no bills and ercAs The for mess
Ioik was unusually quiet but prices steady We have
only 70 notice sales IN round lots of 900 bb for September
40 Nm 10 llbbing lots small sales mad al ~ 10
mess and I'll 20 for prime do Bacon continued du Sales
were reported OF 30 boxes long clear sfc quoted
$40 Tor short clear, 71c abe for short rib,
DE abc Tor Cnoioerlani cat and sAc 81c for STRAIT
ford and Birmingham. Lard continued quiet but firm at
!'9c Tor balance " month ana September Sales
made OF l0D efces Western private City sold
~ small way at sl4c sIc. Beef and beef hams
quotations were nomnsy unchanged Cut meas Beyond
Gales in J0bbpg way The market quiet Quoted
6c FOR ffy sailed shoulders slc for bellies 7c for
bellies NE he for short cut hams and He II l5c
quoted wiihn the range OF SIC. &C.. Butter The hot
weather has somewhat dsmpened trade, hut The former
taons still prcdoninatc Cneese was dull 1T Ice. i0c for
RiCE-Tls in,rF.t Tor all descriptions was quiet but
steady Sales confined TO l5 bags Rangoon nj bsc
lie b ~ bags PAtna at &C. 7ae and % cAsEs Caro-
suGAp The market was about steady on the basis OF
ssc csc for fair good refining, but quiet The sales
0GJ hhds including rs hhd fully fair refining poro
Rico at e b0 hhds fuy fair 20 strictly prime az 9Sic
sc. and to the trade 25 hbds o0j boxes cayed h 70
II, sold at sSc. s}so and n,ooo bags 49, Manila ~,
crushed, powdered and granulatcd, and 12Ac; for A
We quote:-Cu Inferior to common roaming. &C. &C.
far to good far refining 9c as5c good 70 prime rem
ing s4c. 9ssc far 70 good grocery so iO'fc prime
to choice Oac 10ec. centrifugal, hhds aod
boxes, 9Hc. moiasses hhds. and boxes &c. gsc
ineado, Axe n7%c. Havana-Boxes Dutch aadarf NOS
nlHc DO 10 70 Is li5lc 1880. do, ID 70 3D. l2+o
l3sc DO, white pAc. 1910. Porto Rico Refining
graiGes e., Sac as4e Do grocery grades gsc llc Bra
standard Nos 10 to u s.c lO7c Maua-Current
and SUPERIOR nc. &c.
TALLow continued quiet hut firm sales n 900
WHsKEy-Reccips ~ hhls. The market was frnsr
but quiet at TIE advance sales $50 bbs 9j4c. 9S5c for
b0nnd
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Died.

BARNErT.-O Sunday August 10, after q lingering
illness, JANE DAWSON. the beloved wife OF Jonn
Barnett, aged 80 years.
The friends and relatives OF the family are invited
TO attend the funeral from her fathers residence
POI Smith street, brooklyn, on Tuesday afternoon,
BRowN-At Yonkers, on Friday. August II.
CHARITY BROWN IN the s2d year OF her age.
The relatives and friends are Invited to attend her
the residence OF BENJAMIN Brown, North Broadway
without further notice. Carriages viii be IN walt.
ing at the depot on the arrival Of the two NJ train
BRowN.--In Brooklyn, on Friday, Angus, II, MARY
j. BGowN, relict OF Ira Brown. in the slst year OF
her age.
The relatives and fredns OF the family are respect.
ny nylte leu 20 nneha tne Nc, funeral from the resi-,
place, on Monday August IA, Mt three O'Clock p. Nj.
sSw as %SasE please and
severe Illness JAMES BOYD, aged rs years and
The relatives ana friends OF the family are re.
spectmlly invited to attend the funeral, nom his
late residence, No. IL Franklin street, on Tuesday
afternoon, August l5 ut two o'clock.
ByRNE.--On Saturday, August IL 1871, Mrs. MARY
BYRNE, aged 90 years, widow Of John Byrne, OF this
Funeral from the residence OF the deceased, 27I
West Thiry-siXtn street. between Seventh and
Eighth avenues, Monday, August IA, 1871 ot one
O'Clock p NJ. Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited TO attend
OANXoN.--ln Burlington, Vt, on Friday August
II, MARY b., wife OF LeGTaud d. Cannon, OF this
Funeral on Tuesday. August 49, ut ten O'Clock A.
NJ, from ST. Paul's church. Troy, N Y.
CLARION saturday August H. MARGARET
widow OF Daniel Clark.
The friends OF the family are invited TO attend tho
funeral services from the residence OF her brother
Jacob Scbureman, 90 Spring street, Newark, on
remains will be taken 10 New Rochelle for inter-
ment Norris and Essex trains leave Barclay and
Christopher streets at two and hafpast two O'Clock.
Relatives and friends OF the family are Invited 10
attend the funeral. on Monday. llth inst, at one
O'Clock, nom her late residence, No. 1928 West Fourth
street.
CLEysoN.-0n THURSDAY August 10, In conse.
NOUN CLEMSON, son of the Hon. ThomaS q. Glenn
son. OF Pendletcn, s. G., and grandson OF the late
John q. Calhoun, OF South Carolina.
COIyLNs,-0n Sunday morning, August l. NARY,
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BILLS AND BULLETS.
Grabbing IA Contract or's Money Bag aud Gets
Ting Shot.

Grabbing COntrRctOr's Money Bag and Cets
Ting Shot.
Yesterday, at the YOrkville Police Court, Robert
Palmer OF 3o3 East Thlrty1th street, was arragned
before Alderman PIunkitt, charged with stealing
$50 from contractor, named John Brcen, residing
at ga East Thrty.sxth street. Breen stated that
Saturday night, while paying hts men in q lager
beer saloon, 645 Second avenue, the prisoner,
brother OF his ana another man, named James
Mealio, grabbed u package OF $50 and attempted
TO run or with it. Breen fired upon
them and shot the prisoner In the shoulder and ARM
while they cut him badly about the head and face
Robert, who was the only one arrested. stated that
some time ago he borrowed or Breen, for whom ne
worked, $685. which on saturday night he wanted
TO keep out Of his (Palmer's) wages. This Palmer
would not consent to, and on his attempting to
take by force the package to be paid to him Brecn
shot HIM. lie was held In default or $4,000 ball to
answer,
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The wheat market was active aud nrme especially 70,
Ed I, arrive rs a. and
q ri 1 i SsS:
and higher TIE :a e' were about 1 Sa:ses so'
Sc for for ea and T yeow
@ o sP SaeE ' no. on The e:
Ohio anoa Te SOC for white ohio the track 6c.
Ing weak and an:eea Barley duh and neSs
There was noticeable light inquiry for future delivery but
IsJ sales sc SH.hs: Western spot at &C., and 5000
iSSeI: sas @
fact sns Of To-Day SOnatm q
ss,s;: bore:
sEd ict yhs., and sd fCs $500 ses ssisd
ss I'll H. sy s e. fs f. Ts L !.
t. Glasgow BY steam, 5000 bis; Jour al 2s Cd 200
,ccacso & 'G 81: rom" ssa. @sas
Brush bark s e. grain drss;
anss o s ssa sas I'% Philadelphia
cargo sales but moderate Ousinss. in lots wa. con
.na %asS sy.d ssa5.'f s
' EaesS CO. New We Sile aSa1 s5s .f' SOC
e 70 ~ q g s. 81 S.:
Ss NAV. re s,s.,:
at 46c Tar quiet but steady 1t about 3 90 wash
ington and 80 62M q SO 70 for Wilmington,
0Ls-CInde sperm was steady ct ~ 2s Whale oil, with
further business ioed Bic &c. for crude. Lin
seed steady At Sc &c for large and small lots Last
evening there was large movement reported embracing
about 200 COO gallons, nj 76c for prompt delivery.
PrIRoLEUN.-The market for refined, after yesterdays
activity ruled quiet with pricea s the decline Buyers
generally would invest the impression prevailing that
will co sli lower Crude cannot be quoted weak. a.
though me c,o.e isc wa. the hes. 6 sale; we're re-
ported 9 40 bbs crude part last evening" ut 3c The
sales Of refined 1000 bbs refined standard white last
034c but We were unable to trace IT, A. the Creek the
market reported duh and weak quoted ~ 10 - ID
upper and 81 " - IS lower road. The Philadelphia
market dull weak sales were reported OF 20 bbs
standard white, for last half OF August at Isc, with re-
turn and lser loo bbls DO a. with return Ship
PRovIeIoSs-Reeelpts- Fork, % bblai cut meats ~
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HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA, August IL, 1871.
slow OF sale and prices unlltered; unmpor
tan and buyers demand reiuction quotations nominal
of the week. 5000 boxes Exported during the week from
Havana and Mntanzas, 900 and 400 htds of which
1900 boxes and all the hogshcnds to the United States
Stock remaining In warehouses and Matanzas
304,6UO boxes and 4 500 hhds
Bacon steady. Butter dun. Coal oil active Flour easier
at Sl2 IS S3. Hams buoynnt Lard declining, owing
heavy arrivals; key 15ac. l55ic.; tins, Sac e14c
Potatoes fiat and declining, owing to heavy arryas quoted
W. a "a SO Wax irni yellow, SO 70 ~ rs; white
Sl2 50 Sl2 IS. Freights quiet.
ExchangeOn LONDON, 24,6 a % premium; on United
States, 90 discount do, gold, ~
DAYS, IL a premium abort sllht, 49, AZ Premium
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THE sTOCK'MARKEr

throughout the week was excited and Irregular,
the main speculative interest being directed toward
Western Union, Union Pacific and Pacific Mail. The
two former reached their highest figures on
wednesday-oiH and SO respectively-tne former
going on subsequently. but the latter, although a
fraction lower, showing continued nrmness. Pacific
Mail was highest at the close Of the week, advanc-
Ing yesterday to boK. Tho point made use OF for
the advance OF the latter Is said to be some proposed
arrangement with the Union Paclnc, while Western
Union advanced on another story OF q contemplated
reduction Of the capital stock. Adams Express was
unusually active and strong during tho wees, ad-
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CARRYING OFF A JEWRLRY STORE.
Attempted Highway Robbery Eighth
Avenue-The RobSer Captured.

On Saturday night last Leopold Stein, who keeps
icwelry store in Eighth avenue, while going across
the street from his store TO his residence with small
tin box containing his jewels-about 5000 worth
under his arm, was attacked by three men,
who attempted 10 rob him. lie shouted "pollce ~
and "watch," but before aid reached him the
thieves were running OF with the box. The police.
who were on the scene almost Immediately, gave
chase, and the man who carried the box was cap
tured. He gave his name as Charles Van Blarcom.
Yesterday Alderman Plunkltt committed BlarcOm
for trial. in default Of $4,000, from the Yorkvle Po'
lice Court,
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JUSTICE WITHOUT BUSINESS.

diference Of opinion recently arose betweeS
Justice Lynch OF New Brooklyn and the Police
Commissioners, owing to some action OF the latter
rejecting upon His Honor, and the result OF the
aair Il that the police captains have been instructor
not to bring their prisoners before Judge LynSn:
This course will make business more Lively Ior tns
other CIVIL courta
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Tho Fatal Front Platform Again.

William II. Tinckler, doctor, tweny-three years
OF age ana ae OF sos West Thrlyrourth street. died
IN Bellevue Hospital from the effects or injuries.
About halr-past one O'Clock on Saturday morning
Mr.. Tincker, while riding on the front Platform of
car So Of the Third avenue llne becoming drowsy
and losing hts balance at Thirtyf0urth street, fell
or one OF the wheels passing over and crushing his
left thigh. Shock 10 the system caused oy tue injury
caused death. An inquest Will be held by Coroner
Young,
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Included In The nbovc = bales % arrive.)
For delivery Oasis middlina) have
been as follows Last evening August, l0 at 12ac; Sen
tenber 500 at IL 11l6c 800 at 600 loc Octo
Der, 100 hc; December leo at GIG January 100 at
l7so., 100 at Tc. 100 each september October at
1Tsc together loo each September october November
December and January, At tcge.her-tota 9oO
To day-Augus 100 at The, short delivery, Tc;
September, l0OmH Stella at IKE, ;6J at 7Iaisc,
500 at l7Ac; October 200 at Ike 100 At 7lsc 400 al
100 l7!ac 100 November, 100 DecemIer at toGeihor
October, 100 November. 100 December, IKE,
toEetherr Tota, $500 bales grand total 1900 baics
The average quotations yesterdays forward deliveries
wcre:-Aie,s, 3.c.; September l52c.; OCTOBER, Il 800
December Fo Rates for cotton freight to foreign ports
closed thus;io Liverpool by steam, I'd by sal, 316i.
TO ms'rei ~ sean M, FSd sa 10 sHamSrs by
Baltic ports, by sail, sc. 5sc gold We quote