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-NhSht Was uuii ana n0m!naly UNCHANGED. There mas
scarcely anything done, the sales comprising
~ 81 for Old and new mixed in store ~ for white aud
Sl 7Z9 81 IS for interior California. Corn was r,n nj
yeerdays prices The sses conprsei about 1000 bush.
els nt s4c S59c for mixed, s3c yellow aud ss for
southern yellow. Oats quet and nominal az 6ss n
9Cc Tor western Small lots comprising 10 bushels sold
at the outside price. ~
FRElaHTs.The offerings continued very moderate and
bnt little was done either IN the eng-gemets char
ers Ihc engagements ITO London PER steamer 1910
wheat at 6d In bulk and SD bags Also partly yester.
day-9 Liverpool, by seap, loo boxes bacon la0
uelcea lard Mt 2is d. 900 tieroes beef 500 bb,s
PORK NJ s 4uV boxes cheese at s0s 40J0 bales al
I'D slid 5000 bushels wheat 49, and to London by
steam, VV BOXES cheese ct Sts 20DD bbls. oil at
l 3D. Co bbs PORK at 2s 3D. and 600 boxes bacon at Pa
Ihe charters include bark 1850 bbs petroleum 10
rosin TO Trieste 73c. - ~ ~
GUNSIEs.There further transactions ia either
coth or bassthe market closing quiet but steady, former
quotgtons
HEMp AND JU1r The demand limited, and no sars
were reported The market rrn 9c IOc gold FOR
Manila Jute was qot but steady, without We
note further sales of $40 bales ju.e butts currency
ihIIhe market was steady, with iair demand for
North river shipping nj from 81 10 81 l5 retail quail
rye, 81 70 III 30 short rye, 81, and oa 75c. sUc
Hors-A moderate demand prevailed for the beat oAer-
tnaf, at fu prices The low grades attracted attention
and were nominal IN value We qoc:Ncw CROP &C. i4c.,
ard old CROP nominaly &c. aijc
MoLAssLs.. The market FOR foreign stesdy with
fa DC and b IN the absence OF available stock sales
were effected. The offerings small and prices firm
New orleans WAS easier IN price, with falr johbng
inanu. sa'es 2oV oos mostly at from &c 20 ooc. We
The New York herald., 1871-03-24

Manitcsto from the Anthracite aud Bitmn,i.
nons hiuers' UnInp-PrOgrcss OF the log is
lafive Investigation.
HARRIsBURG, Pa, March 90, 1871
forward herewith ior the use OF the HERALD the
following Official contradiction Of the report that
cmaiated from Johnstown to the effect that no
junction had been formed between the anthracite
and bitumlnOus mlners:-
TO THE EDITOR HEIALp:-
afing seen statement IN the newspapers purrofpr to
coiue iom Johnsown saying that junction had 6een
enecteu between the anthracite and bitpmnous
hhners ,h, we wish to say. distinctly and positively,
tnat such junction was effected, and John Wright,
OF ,ha anthracite region, was elected PresIacnt
Bituninous Mincrs' Combined Association The object OF
the new association IL To mutually bcneHt miners Of both
sections AMI Waa Mt organized with view SUSPENSION
John siney, President Schnylkl county Thomas Mlery
T. 4niEe James keaoy PRESIDENT, w b: A.. r. w. Mies
Id Mccullough, Wee President NJ aud L. B. A, of a,.
thrace aud biirnnous regions.
The case OF the railroads and operators In the coal
investigation closed to-day The miners began their
sie ol the question to-day. They pr0pose la
examine George Coray, coat operator and member
o, tne Honse o. representatives; General Cake and
Otnef leading operators.
The New York herald., 1871-03-24

Tho market for forward deliveries excited ami
prices ruled steady The offerings lgh. and business
generally being indposed to operate in the absence @
at i4c., 200 at u l.l6c. 100 at HE; May, abeO
ISoo at Mfxc zoo at l4ss Also yesterday after
ito at ic 500 e Ia lsc May 400 at 1ac 100 ii "a isc
June i at IA l6c, loU at July, so0s c, AGO at
Yesterdays forward deliveries were Msrch, 1850 Apr
l4e2c May, c; June, ltllc July cold a. l44c., August
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STREET GuoTATills.
Uulf.past Five o,Ciock y. pJ.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

THURSDAY, March 2a-6P. NJ
Asnrs-Receips, b packages. The market quiet but
unchanged pots selling very small lots from ss rs a
81 20. Pearl continued entirely nominal IS so 50 as
CoTroN.-The market opened strong fair eYpor, de-
mand prevailed at full prices and occasional sales were
effected At nc per lb advance the figures yesterday
the market generally however, without
and closed The absence authentic a-
from LIVERPOOL tended to rerc, business The sales
uare
The New York herald., 1871-03-24

"a
HAyAa sronFs.rhe market Tor spirit. ,urpeniine was
lrmer but rather less active. The coprsc $50 bbis
a.osng at Solsc alo for mcrchsntablc For the
10 strained which 6oo bbis were soldpartly al So S
and 100 bbs st " is; 400 bbs sold from 81 Is
lor strained. Tar was active. We quote Wv Finington
SO 10 vita sales of 1900 bbls. private terms.
ss so als Pork m nor %sr
wac more active, but prices lower though the
D at wa m M M or ss The for as s an
NAV ana June delivery Beef quiet and nomlally
ehaafed Bacon ana cut meats were very duh and offered
was dnl and nominal I2]Sc l2c. for prime on the
pot ana to arrive The safes were about $50 packages, In
PETRoLruM.-Thc market for crude in bulk dull md
no,ainel with downward tendency l3a.c being best
sresent delivery quiet We sales go obs
., contracts a, ssc For forwnrd delivery the narke. was
1000 bbls each April 2asc May 25o, June a5e
ssa 9uS 2 ssSo sos for Nay and Jun. deiysry a.
gtEc 2Soo bbls first half June, ., ana 1000 obls,
act.e 81 abont former prices with sales OF $500 bb April
RIoR.The demand continued fairly active prices
were hrm with small offerings The sales comprise 2 bags
Kangoon at To- 7c and 80 casks Carolina al se. sc.
Tor strictly good to choice The inquiry mcstly the
better qualities, and such the particularly
frm
sErDs.-The inquiry Cor Calcutta lnseea less active,
~ 2 sod per % bs ninety days. Other kinds quiet
aud unchanged, without saies,
sU0AR.--Ihe market strong, but qIics. The sales
comprise lo5 bhds including 100 hhds New Orleans BY
.yon, at from 5so sc los hhds New Orleans at from
hhss, mostly Cuba muscovado, at from ssac. q sGc.
wa note sales 220 bbls French Island from Ole
wa. Unchanged. The saes standard crushed, powdered
and Esnulatcd were mostly ut lsc. n is'sc., and
fS w's 3 common rec Tspns aqsr sr Is"'nc
s>vci good refining, 9tc; far 10 good grocery essc'
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COURT or GENERAL S:ssosS. o.
tBst!tlD1is
Ev .iulNsp turr

Beck,slan rs, RG5tcr.-Disnssed.
!s2%se rs, feSie'.-judgment lor plaintih for SI2j
lfIA
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d 4,15 o'ClocT p. M.
$350OO US Sc, l0.4O. c.. I0Sss
$4,000 US $50, c, ~. .sS llyss
7bgoV d.. .....i... li1s-
uvv do. =. small ll0ss
tu0u US $40, =, '61.. llosa
New-York tribune., 1871-11-03
WASHINGTON, Thursday, Nov. 4, ls,

GBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBUNEI
WASHINGTON, Thursday, Nov. T. 1871.
Letters received from Columbia, 8. c. give interesting
particulars Of the condition OF affairs IN the proclaimed
districts. Among other items. emphatic denial u
made In one OF the letters, by gentleman engaged IN
tho prosecution OF arrested persons to the statement
that the United States Marshal has made night
arrests 30 far all the persons taken have been found In
the day time and there has yet been occasion TO
use force of any kind This charge Of night arrests has
been quito frequently made, but is now denied even by
the papers at sparanburg and Yorkve. The editors OF
these papers acknowledge the courteous conduct Of tho
military and state that In instance has any complaint
been made Of them.
At recent Republican meeting at Artesia, Miss,
man named Lee, residing at Enterprise, was killed
under the following circumstances: While Republican
candidate was speaking Lee used insulting language,
then fred pistol at him. and run through the crowd In
order to escape. He pursued, fired on those VINO
followed him. the fire was returned, and Lee was shot
dead His friends telegraphed to Columbus lor some
prominent lawyers to come down with force. A large
party Of armed did and finding no one to resist
resolved themselves into inquest jury and returned
verdict Lee came to death by band OF armed
rioters under tho control OF Messrs Bliss and Lewis
These gentlemen have been arrested for murder, and
bail refused.
Alctter from an oa1cer Of the Senate, now with the
Southern Outrage Committee Atlanta Ga states that
persons have been driven in from the rural districts
hands Of the Committee.
Mr A. 81. KsnOuse OF tho Internal Revenue Bureau
leaves tomorrow, to make business tour among the
distillers OF the larger Western cities " gn Information
for the Bureau.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-03
GENERAL PRESS pIsPATCH.l

To-days newspapers publish telegram, dated st
Petersburg Nov J. in which 1t is stated that the Journal
de ST. Petersburg referring to the case Of tho Russian
Minister at Washington, denies that Mr. Cataeazy has
been told that lie cannot stay III Washington after the
visit Of tho Grand Duke Alexis, and states that MI
Curtin the American Minister, has never Informed the
Government there that the American Government
threatened to send the Russian Minister his passports
The above statement has attracted attention In Official
circles in Washington The Journal from which IL 10
taken has been cpucd tobe the organ Of the Imperial
Government. Is however, inferred from the tenor OF
the intelligence advcrtcd to that 1t must either have lost
that character or must have been directed to mako
represcntaous the OF the truth; for authority
given Tor tic cmeHt HAT Mr. CatacaZy has been toa
that after the visit Of the Grand Duke, he VIII not pe
received as tho Minister Ot Russia hele; and that Mr
Curtin has gtyc! tlG Russian Government to understand
that unlCss Mr. CatuCaZy shah then have been recalled
sLa Voluntarily retire, his passports Will DC sent w
him. - -,
During the fiscal ycar ending June so, 1877, the mall
matter transported between the United states and
Europe, exclusive OF France, with whom we have DO
postal convention amounted to 29o95O pounus, OF o4sf
'A1'' ~ ~ Pos5d. Pounds
Great Britain 333 Netherlands. ...'... srS1
GcPu any ..........25i1G6 Switzerland. -Bs6S
ECa uln.......... 1857 ltalJ %"
New-York tribune., 1871-11-03
TILE GERMAN VALLEY RAILROAD TROUBLE.

TRENTON, Nov. 2.-In the case of Thompson
against the German Valley Railroad Company the e1-
animation Of witnesses before Mr. Parker, Master In
Chancery was renewed to-day The original bill was pro-
ducod nv Mr. Daley State Librarian, who sworn,
and testified on his examination TO having received t
from Mr.. Brown, Private Secretary TO the governor
of the bill as given to the Librarian. The Master pro
ceeded make copy, in pursuance to the Chaneeors
day at Jersey City. appears that the bill will be made
law ON the ground that 1t was In the Governors hands
five days before the adjournment Of the Legislature
Very large interests involved in the bill II gives the
right to railroad the States connect with any
other road In or out OF the State TO consolidate their
stock or connect their business with any otner ROAD
bridge the Delaware or any other stream and' noeeo
has Extraordinary privileges.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-03
CRIMES AND oAsuALT1Es--bY TELEGRAPH

....McKee's fiour-mill, In Allegheny City, PENN
was basued on Wednesday Lsss, ooo nsazsses esi@
The brig Thomas Edward, from Hamburg for
g. John, n r. Eu banned "a ns s'n Ill., ss1 V.s' -
CssH sAvsa. NJ,
The front wall Of the MechanicS Feir peyin%Gn, %
IN San Pnaesoo S ysssday, hlHs Psek Can, aaa nssV ~
hG D. Aaausn A..
John Ware, twice convicted Of murder u ne :...
.....i S.Ss ier HnaE his hthsr 10 Canaas % s~ ~ ~
tsoeod y Ss srsesssd ea he HtA sf psesaSsr w..
oa. Cohprn. Frank Rickfcrd, and Edward
OEsi Ssrs shessly buisd Lowell e 3;... ); = 49,
SssssoH % vIieA tAsJ were vaTlias TsV "a go"
The dryheuse dyehoqsa 9,ssc1& sss: & ~ ..4 1ess
SsSsr sns Ssild.ss n Ersalisrs rsa'' vsss ss's
"A railroad train in @ % -. e 8. s..l =
srusaiss Jo.pS & Js1sA. sass.ss psuss.,-ss. S".
Aascs q Psilissss5Isss 3. s ss:
Hae;d ~ 49,. sssiaa tAs rs.s,rs tess .s gsss
Tee heanee @ie 90 70 spDesr er trial eayh yeoe % rAe
and dls Esss l.,t E "a Ssss BE psspsry, vsesl 1fo
Tsrs isI ns. pss, u Ae coansa csas saa sAs ssaeasa
-! - !xa,s s.sssas II ~ ON f'sa1s'sA
New-York tribune., 1871-11-03
FOREIGN NEWS.
GREAT BRITAIN.

A SERIOUS RAILWAY Academia CoMFRo
on THE FRENCH COMMERCIAL TREATY-FHE
COPYRIGHT QUESTION.
LONDON, Thursday, Nov. 2. 1871.
A serious railway accident is reported to
have occurred near Perth, Scotland but no particulars
have been received
compromise has been arrived at between the French
and English Governments in regard to the Commercial
Treaty The notice of abrogaon given by France has eeen
Withdrawn and the Treaty will be continued In force, bus
with material notifications, the details OF which have
already been agreed upon
The discussion Of the question Of international copy
right continues authors and publishers alike pareipat
ing Miss Braddon renews here her complaint already
published in NewYOrk against paper In that city for
printing as her latest and best work parcel Of rub
bish she She appeals to justice and warns
the public against such iupOstures.
United states Minister schenck has removed his rest
dence to No. Gs Great Cumberland Place, Hyde Park
New-York tribune., 1871-11-03
FRANCE.

A SERVICE OF PLATE PRESENTED TO MINISTER
WASHBURNE.
PARIS Thursday, Nov. 2, 1871.
A deputation of Americans, to-day, waited
upon Mr. Washburne tho American Minister, and pre-
sened him service OF plate, manufactured by Mesrs.
Tiffany Co., as recognition OF his services to his
countrymen during the siege aud under the Commune.
H. Laronciere has declined tie French embassy at
Berlin,
New-York tribune., 1871-11-03
GERMANY,
PROPOSED CONGRESS OF woRKINGMEN.

PROPOSED CONGRESS OF WORKINGMEN.
BERLIN, Thursday, Nov O. 1871.
The Workingmen's Committee of this city
have summoned Congress OF woTkmen to meet hero on
the 10th inst The object OF the meeting, set forth In
the call Of the Committee is to organize general strike
for reduction of the daily term Of labor to nine hours
and for a general increase Of wages.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-03
nrxrrR,s PHILADELPHIA TINE BEATEN.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 2.-About 5000 persons
were present at Suffolk Park to-day TO witness the race
for purse Of 5000 between Goldsmith Maid and Lucy
The weather delightful and the track In good con-
beating Dexter's time the Same course Time, 927A
2.iB2 2:l6A
New-York tribune., 1871-11-03
FIRE IN spRAaUE's COTTON MILL.

NORWICH, Conn.,, Nov. IA fire occurred
this afternoon in the lapperFoom Of A. W. sprague's
mammoth cotton min at Baltic which threatened TO be
serious but was soon put out It s supposed the nre
caught from nall other hard substance In the cotton
The loss Is not yet aScertatned.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-03
WASHINGTON.

THE KU-KLUX-Two THOUSAND PERSONS DRIVEN
FROM HOME IN GEoRGA-THE CArACAZY
CASE AGAIN.
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Passengers.

Per steamship James Adger, for New YorE1A
Nachman, Newton, @ o Reynolds and son, Mrs
Leland Miss Hazelhurst, mrs Vail, TWO cn1ldren
and servant, Mrs Kennedy. Master kennedy, Mrs
n D Brooks, Miss NJ Madden, " Hunt, o Day,
Putnam F Palmer Col A II Brown,J Goldstelni
Cant waters anG wife. Mrs T Lockwood, Tour
children and servant. Green and friend, Miss
Cochran, S d Sibley and wife, C Cooper. Miss
Helena G Jones, wife and three children. Mrs j
Coiburr, Miss Colourn, Miss Kamsford. Miss A
Collie d Robinson, a JIWhite. Jr, Mrs Rhodes,
= BEDFORD Miss vrell, Mrs Morris, Miss Morris,
P Harlow, Miss Bedford, Miss White, Miss Terry,
n H Nathan, G Ancker, MRs Taylor, M Il Ma
than G Neuf1er,- O Lueltke, wife aud three chill
dren Miss LuedlEe, F GermoDt, II Pauls. MOT
ris, Geo stevens, F Carroll, Edw Weston, and IL
on deck.
Per steamship Sea Gull. for Baltlmore-Mrs
Ellen O,Brien, Sisters DeSales and Alfonso, Key
DR. Moore, Mrs Levy, Miss Bremen, Mr. Hammer
A Barnes, and s deck.
Per steamship South Carolina, from New York
S G THOMPSON ] Van Houghton, g Van Dny ne,
Capt Dawson, Mrs Broadhurst and three children,
W Hutchilson, j Sht en- B Perry, ! Lanx, Mrs
.Tuppcr.s Mrs Shepherd, Elizabeth christopher,
Mrs Smith, Mrs Brown, Ellen Randolph
Per steamer City Point, from Palatka, via JACK
souviile, Fernandina and Savannnh-Mrs RooK,
Mr and MIS- Winslow. Mrs q Burton, w NC.
DurT and wife, Mrs Burrel, Miss Barnwell, Master
BarnWell, Miss Guefard, and - deck.
Per steamer Water Lilly, from Edlsto, Enter.
prise and Way Landipgs-Col JOS Whaley, Mrs
Snyder. E Baynard. G L Marstello, h SeaorooI,
G A Richards, and 16 deck.
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ordinary at 15;laleo, good ordinary Ct lsalsH, s;s
low middlIng at 2oa10Xc, and mtddhug at 2la
a1nc g% mar bound, Including uplands and Gulf.
The market closed steadysas these prices with
sms, mpsn,NsTcsTss ssSES market for goods is
quite firm and prices are lending gppwardEn nearly
all standard goods having advanced. Woollens
are quite firm aud have been In very fair de-
mand, with the prospect Of more active market
and higher prices as the season advances.
GUNNY Rlas.-The mars ets sisc quiet for gunny
bags, prices are nomina1ly 13Ka149 currency.
GUNNY CLoTH.-Thei dem and for sgunnJsclotn
has been quite active, With large sales. com pris.
Ing 1850 rolls for future delivery, at l9Hc. aud
now firm at that price and upward. In .Calca' ia
CLOTH sales OF $50 bales at l6Ac l5o bales Borneo
at l2c, gold, in bond, and 100 bales native ana
Borneo at 17Halshc. currency.
NAVAL SToREs.-Spirits turpentlne has ad'
yanced to 54a5sc per,gal. sand Is In fair demand.
Tar is Quiet but has been steady at So 5oa4 per
bbl. Rosin Is quite firm, with sales Of q smsh l9S
of pale ar :s775 per b6l, and now held at So. II
pitch small sales at So so per Dbl for Southern.
RIcE.-The market Is quiet for Tice 1e1,In. a1a me
sales have been small at 8xa9c; Patna 61saizaci
and Rangoon at 6Ia7Ac per bol.
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Nisbet, GaiIard,& Mlnott, b Bschon co. Mc
fGorty, Holmes%6 Calder, B O'Neill, W a Boyle, Z
" Witte, Bollmsnn Bros, Klnsman Bros, ana
: is'te. Z. IS ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
/. steaaishIp Virginia. Hunter, Philadelphia
inst. .SMdse 10 Wa Courtney, and others.
Steamship Oathartne Whiting. =. Savannah
left Saturday. Ballast. To Cohen, Hanckel d co.
The whiting has come on to tow the steamship
Huntsville to New York. -.
- CLEARED SATURDAY.
Steamship James Adger, Lockwood, New York
Steamship Steam Sea Gull. Dutton. BaltImore-Paul @
Trenholm. q
Brig L Madeira, Moslander, New York-H F
A''A.' - SAILED SATURDAY.
Steamship James Adger, Lockwood. New York.
Steamship Sea Gull, Dutton, Baltimore.
FROM THIS PORT.
schr Stickney, Fooks, BsltImosesJul 90.
Schr Lettle Wells, Wells, Martinique, June 20.
UP FOR THIS PORT.
schr Eddie Waters, Space, at New York, July 2l.
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COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT OF CANCEL
PLANT-Prce 81 '.-Y -
Cough Linctus-Price ST.
Dtanthus Extract for Epilepsy, st. Vltus' Dance,
Spinal and Brain Atlectlons-Price 50
Catarrh SpeeInc-Price So
-Rydrated Oxymel, for Consumption, Bronchitis,
Whooping Cough, &c.-PrIce So
Pile Extract-a never falling Pile cnremPnGe 81.
MAY Apple Pills, for Dyspepsia, Torpidlty OF the
Liver. Constipation, &c.-Price 50 cents
Headache Pills-Prlce SO cents
Alkaline Resolvent-an ioal5ed chemical water
superior to Ylchy, K.sslngen, Seltzer, &c
Price 81 49, -
Five Minute Pain Curer-Price 81
Chemical Healing, Blood and Bone Ointment
- Price 81
Ethereal Phosphorus-Price So
Lithia-for the Kldneys-Prlce So
Katalpa Extract-the woman's friend-Price SO
Victoria Regia-unrvalled for. beauttlyiDg the
compleXion-Prlce So
Amarauth-for the Hair-stops falling hair-Prtee
81
NeuralgIa-Rheumatic Elixir-Price So
Fever and Ague Globhles-Prce 50 per box.
For sale by DIR. b. BAER,
APRIL No. 131 Meeting street, Charleston.
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New york Naval stores Market.


From the Jourual OF Commerce, Thursday, July
40: The market for spirits turpentne Is In acIiye
demand, and with q cnmp paratiyely small stock
prices have further advanced sales on the spot
and TO aFriveare as follsws: 70 ools on. dock at
5oc 35u barrels in yard at sic; 20 bbls do at 81
and aN bhls particulars mot reported.) WIN
rumor- OF further sales that lack confirmation
Rusi g are abou, nominal. Holders are very firm
tn their views bat there are fewer buyers at ~ ae
steaaily at the recent advance; so bnls Washing
ton were sold a. s. So. -. -.
From the Journal q Commerce Friday, July
2lt There continues c9llsiderabie speculative tn.
qniry ror spirits turpenllne. with prices more IN
Ia the seIletsi favor. The stock has received no
important additions: Sales embrace % .bbls, IN
nerchan' able order. on sp0t. at SIC; 100 obls DO
on private terms; 15' New York bbls on private
1efms;a 100 BIB 8, selers' op ion August at soc,
and lvo bos. sellers' option AususF, sic. In
roSins considerable number Of smaa parcels Of
pae have been sold, with very full range Of
5ariceS ruling. Strained Is IN light demand at
che moment, with prices n',mlnally the same.
Sales embrace 1900 hols pale a. So 75a7; 1eo ools
do at SIS 50a8 25; strained quoted al So l2h. Tar
tsiqaieJ; SO nbls Washington were sold at s. so.
City piIcn quoted at So e5.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-07-24
New York Rice Market.

From the Journal of Commerce Thursday, July
20 There has beena moderate Jobbing inquiry.
with no change OF moment in values The oner.
ings OF Carolina are pretty liberal ut the ruling
From the Daily Bulletin, Friday, July o. Do
nestle or good quality Is drm, but great many
moor lots are Offering and can be bought cheap.
as owners desire to close out at once. Sales OF 20
tierces az TXaSHc. For foreign there is a very
goofi trade cail and steady market. though
FOLDERS are willing to accept any full bid. Sales
OF 1000 bags at eNa7Hc for Rangoon, and saI1c
for Patn8,
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Commerce. Friday, July
Boston Market.

BOSTON, July. 10 -coFFEE.-Thei market ,fc-
this article remains the same, with steady but
moderate demand from The trade. We quote
Jays at 10 22c, gold; Singapore Mt l7a17%c, ard
8a400 bags RisIat l4al5c per pound. ST. Dom,ngo
mas iieet quiet, and prices are nominaly 9%aloc
per pound, gold. In bond.
ance IN the cotton market. Manufacturers have.
been purchasing only In small lots, and we quote
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,Guerial Notices.
mgTHE STATE OF SOUTH CARROLL

~THE STATE OF SOUTH CARROLL
Ma, COUNTY OF GEORGETOWN Court Of Com
mon JOSEPH SAMPSON and ISAAC ALEX.
ANDER, Partners, under the nrm name Of sAMP.
SON ALEXANDER, Plaintiffs, against JAMES
J. PERKINS, Discriminatory Summons for
Money Demand d.1[0omplaint not served.l
ToJAHEs J. PERKINS, Defendant in this ac-
tlon: You are hereby summoned and required
to answer the complaint In this action, which.
was filed in the office OF the Clerk of the Court OF
Common Pleas for the said County, on the ninth
day Of June, and to serve q copy OF your answer
on the subscribers at their office, Georgetown, S.
G., within twenty days after the service Of this
summons on you, exclusive of the day Of service.
II you fail to answer this complaint within the
time Aforesaid the plaintiffs win take Judgment
against You for the sum OF seyenty-eishs $500
dollars with interest at the rate OF one and half
per cent. per month from the seventeenth day Of
April, one thousand eight hundred and seventy.
one and costs. WILSON j. D0ztER,
Plaintiffs Attorneys
Georgetown, 8. O.