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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-03-09
Belmont Common Pleas.
NOTICE.
James Kinsiey, Plaintiff,


Richard V. whelau. Defendant.
THE dsfen liant, Richard V. whslsn, Is here
J. by notified that, on the Flat day OF pecem-
ber lSo the plaintiff dled . petition In the
said Court of Common Pleas Of Belmoat Coun-
ty, Ohio against said defendant, the object ana
prayer OF which In to recover fron the deteu-
dart sss24 with interest from the day or
A. ID. 1870, being balance claimed to be due the
plaintiff from tho defendant ON account OF
eight several bonds for $500 each land interest
thereon) OF Washington County, Pennsyivania,
duly issued to aid in the construction OF the
Hempiield Railroad. and uepostted with the
defendant BY the plaintiff in lsS4. as collaterai
security for the pay ment OF $sleo and Interest
borrowed by the plaintiff nom the defendant
The plaintiff claims that at the time said bonds
were SO deposited, the agreement between hin
and the defendant was tnas the defendant
would hold said bonds until tue plaintiff should
repay said s2i0o. Thataoout November -, lssu.
the aintiff tendored the defendant said $2ioo
and Demanded said bonds; that the defendant
refused to give them or any Of them to nimi
that nj that time said ronds were worth t5ooo
and that .he defendant has collected $3.50 OF
interest thereon, Ieavins the balance Aforesaid
The plaintiff Is required to answer said petit
''o" " ]. h. cAMpBEIL, olerk.
L. DANroRD 4 D. ID. T. CowES, Attys for plf.
Jan2G-6w ..s .H. a.
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Miss NiIsoN has purchased a lot in
Peoria, Illinois and intends building
thereon next summer. -, 1e.ft.-
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WEshiied TO. get the orders issued by
Auditor athis week and will, try and
gives t6emsinour nextnumber. - e ~
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READ article On poef tariff III Hthis
issue; it is of interest to farmers. Ss
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: NH. GEO. BROWN thasisold his West
End property for u 800 to a Mr.. Mcc c1el-
land. p, - ~ - ~
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-03-09

Rev. GORDON Of the M. E. Church
at Glencoe, has taken in over one hun.
dred men61Ue ocUEzR1eeiun ..
the new -. 8 &ss@s
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DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
AT
ea a al IT'S
PUBLIC SALE.

THE residence of G. L. Poorman, adjoining
the town of st. Clairsville,l will be sold at
public sale, on the premises, on
SATURDAY, MARCH II. 1871.
These premises contain ten acres of land beau
tifully improved, on which there il u great
variety of bearing fruit, including Apples.
Fears, Peaches, Plums, Cherries, Black berries,
Raspberries. Currants, &C., and bearing Vine
yard OF Concord, Ives Seeding, Iona and
Catawba Grapes, containing two acres, well
cultivated on wire trellis. About acres OF
ground for cultivation. ~
The house Is q Frame Cottage, containing five
rooms, o Kitchen. Pantry and Store Room, ON
first floor. There are also a summer kitchen,
good Stable and other out-buildings.
Terms made known on day Of sale. Sale at
o'clock p. M. ma2td
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Room No. 8.
Room No. 4.
Room No. 3.

Maggie Davies, Newell Kennon,
Belle Davies, Charles Lauck,
Rush Faris, j. r. sutton,
The last published Report of Exam
ination in the High School, should
have given j. r. Sutton's grade 7S in
stead of 65-an error of my own. 81.
The Spring Session will commence
early in April. s"
J. J. BURNS, Sup't.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-03-09

Pittsburgh Live Stock Market.
CATTLE.-There has been no arrivals of cattle
to-day, No buyers are here, and the yards are
almost deserted. The market all week was slow
and draggy, but nearly ell the cattle were sold,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-03-09

A lady in Ironton recovered judg-
ment of 500 against a liquor seller.
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Pittsburgh Produce Market.
From fhe Pittsburgh papers Of Monday.
APPLEs-Good to prime a 0094 so p bbl.
BUTTER-Common l5a2O; prime 25a2sc.
BEANS-1 $685. . bus. e
CARBoNoh ae@f21zc p gal. =
DRIED FRUIT Peaches s114@1Oc; Apples 6@
|5cpn.
EGGS-2S@25c p doz.
FLOUR-Red winter, SO 75@s7 white, 81 25S
81 SG Buckwheat 5O@7 90 . hundred.
GRAIN-Wheat, red 81 30@l 35; white 81 409
IS; Oats. 5o@5ic; Rye. 5000; Corn 65@67c;
Barley s0@s5c. sa-ss--. ~
GROCERIES-Cofiee.R Rio. 90, prime 19c; good
is; sugars, New Orleans l21z; Cuba lo@1le; Teas,
Young Hyson, IS p n; Syrups, Silver Drips zoe
other grades 40@45 Rice Sc.
2 DES,-Green, 10, lI@ll11; Dry a)a22.
PROVISIONS.-Shoulde plain loallHc;
aides clear l9lsaI3s1c: sugar cured hams l6c; lard
l2kc. -
POELTRY-Dressed chickens i&d lie; turkeys
l6@lSc.
POTATOES-l l5@1 25 q bus.
sEEDS-CIover, s7@7 50; Timothy, s6@6 50.
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st. Clairsyille School Report for the
month ending February 24th.
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e Teachers ExaminatiOns.
snd Saturday In March, Barnesville.
LIST Saturday in April, Bellaire.
ith Saturday In April, st. Clairsviile.
End Saturda, In May,
LIST Saturday in June, "a
a J. J. BURNS, Clerk of Board.
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TowNaANDn COUNTY NEWS. ] u w
TTo7i ~ ~ I-TI- I'D s
Legal Decisions.

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j. Any person Who takes a paper regularly
srem the Post Offlce (yhether, directed to his
name or another. or whether he subscribed or
netI is responsible for the pay.
2 If person orders his paper discontinued.
he must pay ali arrearages, or the publisher may
continue to eeUd. .ftQntil payment is made, and
collect the wd(1k &n3ount, whether 1t Is taken
SUGAR sT6 beiag paved with
an imitation Nicholson Pave ment.
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, February 25.-Flour firm, with
western family at So y@s so. Wheat dull and
dropping; Ohio and Indiana 81 54@l 65. Corn
firm; white Southern SA@S5c; yellow 7@7Sc.-
Oats SEC. MessPork s2s Bacon shoulders ieIzc
sides llA@i2c. Lard 1916.
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Wheeling Township LOcals.i

JAMES CARROLL a aqtiarryman in the
employ ofsMr. McLain was crushed by
falling tree on Fridaylast.saO On reach
ing the spot he was found ..doubled up''
with his, head pressed down upon a
trough limestone rock and the limb
\ \ flying across HIS shoulders. Although
badl ymj1red, hopes afe entertainedi Of
his -secoyery, The humane action Of
i Mr. Lain contractor, and Mr.. Smith
| foreman of the work, was characters
tic ofthe men, Mr.. S. in his anxiety to
fsave the lives of others barely escaped
with his own; he it was who released
tthe suffering man, held him in his arms
and, washed the blood from his person,
and after a day of toll watched with
him through the night. Mr.. NJ. reach
led the spot as quickly as possible and
said let ere,y thing be done for this mans
comi6EfzndEI IMIl 10 the bills. The
tworkmen au sympathized with their
unfortunate comrade. James had found
a. home in the boarding house of Mr..
Alex sGrossin where they have both
hands and hearts for deeds of humanity
and he will be kindly carried for. Drs.
Estep and Campbell in attendance.
THE WINTER SESSION of our seheel
closed on last Friday. "A nice dinner
was prepared by the teacher and herpu-
pills, and an evening entertainment
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Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 2.-Flour dull but
changed; extra family s75@7 50. Wheat dull;
red western 81 sol 80. Rye 81 10. Corn dull
and declined; yellow 7S@77c. Oats 6Stae4c.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-07-28

EyenIne.-Flour steady. whisGey csc. Wheat
closed rather weak; amber Southern 81 3sal 4S
Corn closed lower at. 6sa69c. Pork sl4 Lard
steady. Naval etoresq quiet. i. -,
firm. wheat irna and In good demand, Corn,
white 7easoc: yellow 7oa72c. Provisions aad
whiskey unchanged. a .a c,rn
S SLoUIy1LLB.luly T.-Flour steaay, c'oor Goer
sides SIC. Whiskey 90. ~ 40.
CINCINHATI, July 27.-Pork irm; choice elsy
brands,solt sls So Lard dropping at 1oc Bacon
weak; shoulders sh; clear sides s1lc. Wniskey
NEW ORLEANS, July 27.-Flour scarce; high
grades super 81 75 double seae so; treble So aSa
81. Corn quiet; mixed 72Ac; white !Ss. s oass ).
Quiet at e5as6c. hay. bran and pork anenangeo; -.
1oc. Coffee steady at 14al6c. WhisSey quiet az
aSas1 10. Lard, sugar and molasses unchanged.
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List OF Shipping

List OF Shipping
IN TIE PORT OF CHARLESTON, JULY 27.
Vessels under 100 tons, and steamers coasting
within the State. excepted.
STEAMSHIPS.
Manhattan, 1887 tons, woodruff, at Adgers wharf
for New York. loading-James Adger & co:
Faf9n hayHle sS Tni9a or Bal
BARKS.
River, for q Port in Great Britain, ready-B
Caribou, --t tons. Treat, at Union wharf, to load
for Port in Great Bvltatn-J Enslow & co.
BRIGs.
L Madeira, 23 TONS Moslander, In tire
Stream, for New York, reaay-H Baker
FH Jennings, 500 TONS, Sears, in the Stream,
for weymouth, ready WIN Roach .k CO.
R Mckay spesring, tBr,) - tons, LsFavor,
.iosdinaeB 10 Ass1 s Rhett u Son. gSf' IL ''A' 0'D
Brigham Young, 141 tons JOY, In Ashley River,
for New York, loading-H Baker co.
@ s Packard 900 tons; Harrington, at Central
wharf from tRockport Me, discharglng-A
W b Parks, tons, Gage, at Marshalrs wharf
for Baltimore, loadIng-W Roach &,co.
SoHooNERs.
Florence Rogers, 4oe tons, Sheppard, in Ashley
River, for New York. ready-W Roach & co.
MatQaH9, - tons, fooks, aS = Ealloau WHAT,
forBaltimore, lcading--Street Bros d co.
for Philadelphia. ready--H Baker 4 CO..
Lilly, 412 tons, Hughes, In Ashley River, for
New York, loadIng-W Roach q CO.
Harry Shepperd, 2lS tons, CLARK, In Ashley
River, for New Haven, loadlng-H Baker
& co.
N E!simmons, - tons, Gundy, In Ashley River,
for Boston, loadlng-H T, Baker, j CO. -
Nancy Smith, AZ tons, Boyd, In Ashley River, for
New Yurk, lDading-W Roach &c co.
Harriet Baker, l26 tons, Webber, at Fatrchlld's
wharf, for Baltimore, loading-H F Baker
d co.
Myrover, 44o tons, Brown, in Ashley River, for
New York, load ng-W Roach g. co.
N NJ Pote, 149 tons Stratton, in the Stream, from
Boston, waiting-Master.
Walton. tons. Gardner. In the Stream, for
BuSksyille, 5 G, reaJJ-H Baker & co.
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Markets by Telegraph.
MONEY MARKETS.

LONDON, July 27-No n.-consols ssS' Bonds
e2x.
lion In the Bank OF England has Increased nearly
half million pounds.
PARIS, July 27-Noon. n.-Bourse 55f Acc.
Evening.-Rentes 55f Csc.
NEW YORK, July 27.-Noon;@Freights quiet.
Stocks steady and quiet. Gold heavy OF leal2S.
Governments firm out dull State bonds dull
and steady. Money easy.
Evening. steady. Money very abun-
sa san aoa naa1y
and November issues about 4 better. States very
dull. Tennessees J2H. new same; Virgtnias 6i.
new 72k; Loulslanas IS. new g.; Levees 70, eghts
81; Alabamas 90, fves 81; Georglas 81, seveas 93;
North Cafolinas AK, new %; South Carolinas II,
NEW ORLEANS, July s7.-Bank sterling "a. Gold
lex.
COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, July 2.--Eoon.-.Cotton opened
steady; uplands sas1Sd;' Orleans sAas3sd. The
weather favorable.
Aiternoon.-Cotton steady; sales 1900 bales;
speculation and export 20G0.
Evrning.-Cotton closed steady. uplands oa
s;Sd; Ori ans eAae3Sd.
NEW YoRK. July 27--Noon.-Cotton dul and
nominal; uplands 202lc, Orleans 2l1sc; sales 782
bales.
Evening. Cotton dull; sales 1866; uplands 2oK
a20Hc
net receipts bales; gross 355; sales $50; stock
5000.
BALTIMORE, July 81 Cotton firm; mlllngs 20
ac0Hc; net receipts "a bales; gross IS; exports
coastwise Is; sales 81; stock Ills. The Erst bale
OF new Texas cotton was iecsived to-day, claSsed
m,ddling, and sold for 27c.
NORFOLK, July 27.-Cotton quiet; low middlings
lec; net receipts IS; exports coastwse 16li stock
GOT bales.
WILMINGTON. July 27-Cotton frm: middlIngs
1ekc; net receipts a5 bales; sales l3; stock ga.
SAVANNAH, July 27-Cotton very dull; mid
dngs leAa19hsc; net rece pts l4s; sales "a; stock
5lS6 bales.
AUGUSTA July e7.-cotton market dull at 1890
for Liverpool middliDgs; sales Is; receipts 30.
MOBILE, July 27.-Corton dull and nominal;
middllngs 1sc; net receipts 4S; exports coastwise
81; Stock $500 bales.
NEW ORLEANS July 27.-Cotton dull and noml-
nal; good mddlugs lekc; net receipts 772; gross
us; sales 2400; stock "A, 1853 bales.
GALVESTON, Juiy 27.-CGtto dull and nominal;
gooa ordinary l62Sc; net receipts 126 balesj ex-
ports coastwise So; stock 2,e23.
PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, July 27-Noon.-PorI Sis,
NEW YORK, July 27-Soon.LFlour steady
Wheat quiet and steady. Corn nrm. Pork dull.
at SAP Lard quiet. Turpentlne quiet and
steady at 81 7Ka5sc. Ros!n quiet at SO o7ka3 12k
for strained.
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Receipts by Railroad, July az.
soCrR uARoLrNA RiILRoAD. =

24s bales cotton, 1ol bales goods, 4spkgs bacon,
.12r bbls naval stores, 3 cars wood and lumber.
TO Railroad Agent, O Bart & co, O Lebenr00d,
.Kanaraux & Gonzalez, VIM Courtney &c., H
Cobia q co. Bollmann Bros, Smith i ,Chapeau,
Marshall W W Smith, q F. Grainger, G Hacker,
B O'Nelll, Laurey & Alexander Goldsmith 4 Son,
JH, ,Yollers. +Tiedeman, Calder& & co, L Deitz, n
nlesr, Stehensi Werner ~ Ducker.
- NORTHEASTERN anLRoAD.
Z bales cotton, ss2 bbis naval stores, cars lurn.
bsr, rough rice, mdse,.&c. To Barden!& Parker,
J MaDnee, J Marshall, Jr, SD Stoney, Smith
F TehInann, E Bedford, MoWry & Son. Frost &
.Adger, G w Williams & co, P ] Hudson, Atlantic
Phosphate CO, b Deyereux, and Railroad
Agent. =. - f.s :.
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New York Naval Stores Market.

From the Journal of Commerce. Tuesday, July
25: In spirits turpentine the high prices checks
the local deIland, and there Is also less general
inaury.- The stocks show no important increase;
but olders.are fnclinedto shade prices. On the
spot, FOR merchant table lots $50 ls asked; to ar.
rive there are parcels offering at 56c; sales en-
slns-there is small call for strained for ship
menr, with late prices ruling: The dne grades
meet with aSfatr demand. and with atmodera.e
barrels stralned5at So 42H, and $50: barrels pale
within the annexed range OF prices. I'VE quote
strained at SS l2k, No 2 So 25a3 90, NO SS 75a
so, pale 81 T5a5 SO, extra pale SIS 75a7 u.s. There
! has been n, business In tar, and prices are en-
tirely nominal.
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Exports: of the Week ending July a.

Exports. of the Week ending July
FOREIGN. ,eo+ono n,
LoNpoy-Per Br bark James Aalr-'0' VIZ oe
phosphate rock. -.,,,.,r,c
RosroN-per brig JenningsIlo bales sHes up. up
land cotton, 10000 fett ne@h siuoss, oeoy hsIe
annrinS hoards. $50 tons crude phospnaSe, Daie
noss 600 bbls spirits Of turpentine, 81 oaies paper
anS W r~s YoRKsPer steamship James Adger-los
,eos sea island cotton. '05 bales upland COT
tnn Ia tierces rice, 223bbls naval stores oS oass
domestics, 18 boxes, IS bbls and 81 crates iruit
ssoa mel Ions. Per brig L 9 MadeiraG2l7,oOo
fset lumber. :. Per steamship South Caro!lna-6I
hars sca island and 432 bales upland cotton, 10
tieeces rice, 1871 bbls naval stores 81 bales 90.
nastic goods, 100 casks clay, 305 watermelons, IS
bundles paper. 1879 pigs sundries. .per stean-
ship Cathar1ne Wniting-2Sl bbls splrlts turpen- @
tine 1888 bols rosu So casks clay scar fior
ence Rogers-lSo, 900 feet timber, and ooooo lee0
boards. .,,o 100
hales cotton, l0s bales domestic goods, 6lS ools
naval stores, IL bales rags. 10 hhds iron, 20 tcs
rice. 1924 melons. and sundrteS
RiITIMoRE-Per' steamship Sea Gull.l62 oales s
cotton, 12O terces rice, S. bales domesacss So9Oo
feet Of lumber, 20 casks clay, 8 hhds and. oales
hides, and suldries. ,,,,,,,,,o,,
PRoyTprNcE. I-Pcr schr MesserVey-
12l, 600 feet resawed lumber.
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nh, CnarIeston tIs-ket.

FOR TIE WEEK ENDING THURSDAY, JULY q.
sHE CRops.-The weather has been marked by
a cool spell and an absence OF rain during much
Of the past week, and there were some CON:
plants Of damage to corn from want Of mois'
ture, moderate supply OF which was much need
ed In localities, the period closing with some Ane
showers. The cotton crop has generally progress
ed favorably, and the intelligence from the1nte'
rior reports healthy progress OF vegetatlon'
The first bale of new cotton is announced a. Cal
weston under date July % as coming from the IN
terror OF Texas.
TIE Rkcs1<s.-The arrivals at the cotton ports
for the week up to Friday last were 1861 bales,
against 49, 1856 the week before. and 7477 foc tue
time last year. At.New Orleans the receipts were
455s bales, In contrast with l74S last season. The
total supplies at the,cotton ports from September
l. 1870, up TO the latest mall dates, were ss5s5l2
bales; against e,Ss9,0s2 the year before, showing
ar increase OF 1851, ,sO bales The arrivals at the
principal Southern markets from September 1,
1870 up to the latest teegraphic Intelligence, as
compared with the year before, were as follows:
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-07-28
New York Hay Market.

Erom the DAILY Bulletin, Tuesday, July Is: Re
ceipts today only 900 bales OF DID, which met with
q ready sale. Receipts Of new about 800 bales.
sales restricted owing to insufficient stock 20 sup
ply orders so bales to Norfolk ana 70 70 feIe1e 10
Retail is Steady at 81 25a1 60 for old, and 81 loa
SO for new, although new Is SO damp there mas, mas
been none shipped as yet. New straw arrives
freely; market dull at 81 l5al 80 Uia eI1 Is mos'y
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-07-28

SEA ISLAND CorroN.-The receipts were con-
dned to bags IRON Florida There was limited
inquiry with sales OF =. about q bags OF which
were of Floridas at 80, 10 at IS, at 3s; OF Caro-
lInas, at a. and frosted and stained at ID, at
Is. Q at 20; good Flordas may be quoted at 4Oal5,
fine a. soc a b. Carolinas nominal.
RIcE.-A few limited lots OF Carolina rough
came to hanI, but the amount was unimportant.
The market has been quiet, with limited transac-
tions, say sales OF $50 tierces OF clean Carolina,
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New York. Rice Market.

From the Daily Bulletin, Tuesday, July Is: A
lots OF domestic; and we have reports today of60
tIerceJ.as 5%asc, but really choice goods are frn
and retailing at sa811c, some even shighas &C.
Foreign fairly active and steady, the call entirely
7Hc for Rangoon, 7a77Ic for Patna.
From the Journal OF Commerce: In for.
eign there is the usual jobbing business at about
former rates. We notice sales OF 400 bags, mainly
Ranroou. at 6Xa7Mc. Domestic Is irregular.
Strictly prime sound lots will command good
rates. at aa9c, while poorer qualities are depress
ed we notice sales Of 100 tierces at 5Aa7Ac.
I,terior Cotton Markets.
COLUMBUS, July o5.-Our market lifeless; mid.
ding 1Sc; sales bales; receipts 22 bales; snip.
ments bales.
MONTGOMERY, July 25.-our co ton market Is
dull; we quote low mlddlings at lTc.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-07-28

The arrivals at this port Tor the week JUST Ier-
minated were bags OF sea islands and Flor das.
and ss5 bales OF. uplands, against OF sea
islauds ana Fioridas and 1867 bales OF uplards
the week be.orr. and 2 bags oSsea islands aid
Florldas and sI5 bales of uplands for the time
.lasSSeason. These supplies have comeas follows:
Say OF uplands per South Carolina Rsilroaa s24'
Northeastern Railroad ST, Savannah and Charles
ton Railroads., wagons 10. or sea Islands, Flori-
da bales.
THE CorroN MARKEr.2This article during the
period under review maintained rather steady
character In the foreign market, which ruled &C
about eHd, softeningt to 9@91sd q b for midaling
uplands;a at New York the rates commenced at
2tc,: and receded to 20Xc, while at this port mid.
dlIng uplands were somewhat nominal at 1s@
1870 p tb. The movements at Liverpool and
New York for this period were as follows (: On
Friday, July q, the former had q hardening ten
dency, uplands 9sd sales. 10000 bales; the latter
was steady at 21c, sales slsi bales. On Saturday
the former was firm. up,snds s,1d, sales $4,000
bales the latter declined Hc, sales 1890 bales, up
lands 2oXc. On. Monday the former vas quiet,
uplands sxd, sales 1900 bales; the latter was
quiet at 2oXc, sales 1907 bales. On Tuesday the
former was dull uplands s@sHd, sales 10000
bales; the latter was quiet at 2oXc sales 1887
On Wednesday the former was q shade nrmer,
uplands s@sxd, sales II 900 bales; the latter was
steady at2oxc, sales 1900 bales. Yesterday the
former was steady, uplands s@9!sd, sales Il 600
bales; the latter was du:l at 2O%c.
The sales and prices r. this market for the
week Just closed were as follows: On Friday last
2lst there was limited inquiry, the market
showing no change Of note; sales los bales, ardl
nary to good ordinary being quoted at l5@17 low
mlddling lS@1sX, middling 1sk, strict middling
2oc q tb On Saturday there was but little doing;
sales 25 bales; quotations somewhat nominal as
before. On Monday the inquiry was only In a
limited way, and mostly for the finer qualities;
sales 60 bales; quotations somewhat nominal, say
ordinary to good ordinary l5@l7, low middling
1s@lsx, middling 1s1s, strict middllng 1oc q to.
On Tuesday the market was quiet and rather
easier; sales so bales ordinary to good ordinary
being quoted at 15@17, low mlddling is, middiiug
10, strict middlng 2oc {, 10. On Wednesday
there was but little doing; sales only % bales;
quotations nominaly unchanged. Yesterday
there was llmited demand at generally un-
changed ngures; sales 200 bales, say ut i5c, at
I5K, at 18 l at l6k, Il at II, 4as17h, SO ct 15,
80 at lsH, lS at ls7l, at 10, 81 at lsH, at 20.
We ouote:
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-07-28

One of the Splendid Steamers METEOR. INDIA,
PACIFIC, COBURS, ATLANTIC, JAPAN, ,KEWEE.
NAV, ARCTIC, CEINA and ST. PAUL, will leave
Bufraio daily Except Fridays and Saturdays, ,)at'
sP. NJ, Erie the next morning, Cleveland the
same night, and Detroit at 10 P. M. daily, lex
cept Sundays and Mondays,l for DULUTH and IN.
'termediate LAKE SUPERIOR PORTS. -
Connections are made at Duluth with the La Lake
and ali points in Minnesota Northern Wisconsin
and Iowa. Also with the Northern Pacific Rail.
roadfo the Red River Country. -,
= Excursion Tickets, AT GREATLY REpUcEp RATES,
Will be issued bys all principal Railroads. to st.
Paul by this route returning vic all rail- Or BY
Fall 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.
Fur further information, apply to
- B. PATRICK,
General Passenger Agent, Buffalo,. N. 7.
E.T EVANS, Manager "A. d. and p. Line.
S. D. CALDWELL; General Manager q. S. Co.
rnay8-mwl9mOS -.r...
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-07-28
Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, July ,26 -TURPBNTrNR.-0nly
about lsi barrels received to-day. which wenS IA a.
SIS for virgin and So e5 for yelsW dip PEI Zoo
SPIRITS TURpENT1NE.-No sales reported. -.
RosIN,-Only SO barrels reported at SO 70 lor
pale ,hs~r.,
oTToN.-Saes OF SO bales as follows: 2 at l7h,
at Is, and % OF 1St4c per pound.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-07-28
coMaIERGIAL NEWS.
Exnorts Yesterday.

purApEIPH1A-Per steamship Tirginia-2il7
haIes cotton, 2lS bales domestic and goods, 1io
Shls naval stores, IS hhds old iron, II pkgs
Per schr a Gasktll-s00 tons phosphate focA'