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New-York tribune., 1871-05-30


\ foo, OF Cbambsrs-st snd foot of2Jdst. as follows:
thanDers-st II H.
D. daily Leave 2d. 8:i5 1890 anl 81
6:45 Nes and improved DaSiag koo1 toaehss
accompany throaghto Buffalo sd uson bre
connecting Horsyie With Sleeping Coaches running
through Sleeping 10ces accompany me
II H. SgsqgehanBa Nuspcson Brdc1 tho "O = NJ
train NewYok Suspension Bridge snt the m tan hol
Bufao. Bridge, and CncaDa An bmHt
For Por, Jervis ana Way s0oA m sni 4:3op C.st a.
an 4:lj p. M ,.u, mn. --ts
Suudsss only. $3.50 i2s. t;Is A. NJ
Fort Oisvi'e eandW III tsAi-s., y. 80 A. n
Nevaurgh and Way 500 jj and ~ p no. -Jls'''
F Sasrp and Wav p f.Ji-. 4:iJ aal - NJ.
FOR Paterson and ws from 2s Depot a. 90 9, an IL 90
a N sl.is 3:i5. b:i5 and .:.5 From thsnPs De
pot al 6:45 p Ii5, = 5.l', Ct' s:3 p H. ard -
Fo iIsckersacL aud Hsale from 2 Depot Of 9i5 m aaa
:45 34j 1913 3:fJ and tt p M From tlaloa9- pi ''''
. NJ and l. 4. E5:lj. e. and tt:I p n al. n, .. a.ts
TslnSns and Wa frcH <A'i peot ~ -"
m; lis 1913 AIS 5j and t:lJ D. a. irm InaalsI.L ~
NOT AZ go: H. l3j 1880 Sl5 iv '.l' su- I.N p i'i Ahn
SATURDAYS only, ~ midnight. ,..-- ID - ., s,...,..
Tcke for Passage Apartments In briwg Room am sPny
Coaches can he obtane orers for The ehnE a. n'r o. a
gaze nav the Company oc - '-' an 20 b.a 80
sS,rfsfss * Creenvichst l-5st aBi Ihlave iisen
3s Fulton-st Brooklyn; lnI Bro drY VII A' ur DcoH % o
S5smbr,t and foot Of York al Lons Dock Depot Jer
sew CiT Of Agents the principal hoa as, r,pp
l. D. RJCKER, Na = nti ~ 30 y a.
"eun,1P tFor isckcrsacA only.
d Nd k.us
New-York tribune., 1871-05-30
CARPETS.
CORPORATION Notirrs.

CORPORATION N0TICE.-Public. notice Is Is
y hereby the or owner SccuPan. OF & the
snS ,emsn. have been completed and lodged in the once
board Of Assessors for examination y al p & sss Witt
building receiving basin Of Water and White
Ff building receiving of One Hundred and
S9Sg r.es1ng basin norhea, Of One Hundred and
bS"s rece1ns basin suhea,, Of Third and
bang receiving basin northwest corner Offoo avenue and
% Tr receiving basin northeast Of One Hundred and
T.epty +shL street and s,renth avenue. - ,y, e, and
S-For building in Fifth avenue between ihV 0u 4"'
groI building sewer Nineteenth street between Sixth and Seventh
binding sever completion AeHu D. between Fourth and
Fo 5ang sewer completion Avenue D. between Fourth and
Fo badns oo-t Fnh between One Hundred
Thirty sixth and On, ture snd Nm Ninth street between
iFOf regulating and grading One Hundred A"l ''H'H
% , embraced by ne1de az the sewers. honse'
and s Of ground lots pieees and parcels @ ,ah
and 2-fle block bounded by Water Front Moore anu ""
street. ey side Of sIh between One Hundred and
& u on one Hundred eighth and One Hundred
street, to the eI,sn ] S @ street com
@ m ~ :, ,b sy.nu ard running elsery herefrom 200 feet
b.1 d Of Forty between Second and Thru
,su. and The Second avenue from foyouh 70
fGr10 Is se, side Of between Thrfr't and
0os side Of One Hundred street
nn seventh and running sas,ey thsreroI ~ feet aad
.es & e, y. T 'aS avu8reS q STs and street,
sT esstery Of Fhh avenue between Ih'Y ouh su'
Thirtv -hnh streets o,-, .. ,o-s .rA ,o
H. Npesnth street between siIih and sevsnn avenues
iSlotb sides Of between FOURTH and fth street.
iiBo des D. beiseen hinl and feurth stis's
80 Th, nronetv bounded Hnndnfd and ITrn ourh ana
n ari snd Try streets ani Fourth and Eghtn syhues
m Roth sides HnBrd and hnti street between
and H.eu river the extent Of ball the bloch Oh Tue eeeuns
- .s.al h. tha .hoxs. named sues,
10 either OF
a. pr-,sn, writing 10 nenau w
oe Nc 10 Chatham street, within thiTv
dan non the date OF THIS Hohoe p,cu.pD TWEED
THOMAS n AbJEs
MfER MlRR3p
FRANCIS K RAgDs,
Board Of Assessor
on,, no,rd Of A.seso, Sew-forh, May 10, 1871
New-York tribune., 1871-05-30

oTylor oy BOARD oy ETcIsE 100 hrLEERRIsTrj
EEw wYoEK, May 20 1911 !
IWCISE NOTICE.-Notice is hereby given
m. hs penalties the Law will be promptly enforced sgh all
.n.r The 18th shall be Ound selling LIQUORS,
a. a, Beer License from this Boad BY order Of
the Board, '""" :" '''i ''NA"
J.sYs O'HEilI, Chief Clert. 40
ose. Louy FROM a 10 p ID dali'.
New-York tribune., 1871-05-30
nELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
IL ERN RAILROAD.

MORRIS AND ESSLA DlNISON.
NEW BROAD GAUGE LINE Watc. ctrorlsilrc
Bnghamton Sycuse AMI OsEsgo WITHOUT 'hAN1h or 'hH'
Depots New York foot Barayt and FOO, o.
m BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN VA Boonton Srar
through Oxeo without chance q car
connecting With aud B. R or Knssion N1sesDa
PlttstOn.
I:Is m EXPRESS MAIL TRAIN conuecHga nye Eh Boon
n Chester Branch Waterloo Win srsr ~ *
AnoVer and Newton al Washington with the D. L. AMI '" H. ~
Water Gap, Srousbug Scranton. Great Bend nhamloh n
and Osvo, and Easton with Lehh ef K Il o at in"
o hat road.
1890 m LEHIGH VALLEY EXPRESS stops at Newak Morrs
town Dover Naeroo Hackesiown Washington PhlipsbnT,
Railroad cJrnfciA
Phlpurg with Bel, Del r. r for Belvdere Se ani AZ ion va
L. v r. R. for Bethlehem Allentown, Mauch Chunk "AtsAHe
Reading, and Harrisburg. - .,,. . a. 49,,
directly through Bnhamton wtaoui change oi a
sopp principal stations D., ,,.- ID
4.iO M FASTON EXPRESS Dover with Chester X
Bethehen Al lenowu Reading Harrisburg sui ID. West -
1920 HACKETTSTOWN MAIL connects with Boouion Nhee
and Railroads. IN
For MORRSTOWN al -:l5 9lO l:2l l-;OJ m Z;J '.-" 4V
$50. and 6:t0p -,.-,- n O., ,o.,o
and II:20 a. m 23O o: o 42n h;0O and u:'0 . . . =.
For ORANGE and SOUTH ORANGE. $50 1: $40 9fl hii9
$40. 4;20. 40 51 Goo oO sp i'i''
FI SEwARK a, eo 7:I5 7:E $40 $40 o;io 1910 1880.
ll.OO ll:l0 and sl0, 2:00, Fk:1 s;l 500 do 4iV;
al2O 45O J0 $50 600 -0O t:40 -p 8;o Vo' anu
Ii:i5 D. m Trains marked stop At ElsE Newark . 80 o..
Leave New-York BLOOMFIELD and NONICLAk al tiO'
= n
New-York tribune., 1871-05-30
Orean Cleaners.

limited STATES, NEW-ZEALAND, ana
" AUSTRALIA MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE
A ide-vheel Steamshrs ..oo.
NEVADA 2 AO tuns w tnns
DAKOTA ...... 400 tuns SANTIAGO DB CUBAl 30 iHns
MOSES
steamer this line from San Francisco noon on
WEDNESDAY. June 81, WEDNEsDAl, August -,
WEDNESDAY, july 10. WEDNESDAY, septeDOei -
WEDNESDAY October H.
with mails passenger and freight for HOoula Auckland
Lytteton Chalmers connecting Auckland and ror
steamships sydney Meboane and eli the other Pnnop~
Australian ports n,,,,oyn
IA Market st, San Francisco, Cal
Orto w. H. WEBB,
81 BIehsnge.plsce
New-York tribune., 1871-05-30
Summer Retreats.

A I POultney, VT, Rev. j. Newman, ID. d.
:. rT,sss Of Rgey oosye ereu re eohyspEes sad 'or
~ hShe' can " Tsesyol Nay house thoroughly JoL0Vsd
<s~a tsI <Tss ADe JsfssEes4
New-York tribune., 1871-05-30
SILK DEPARTMENT

BARGAINS IS F0UIARD SILKS
IS pieees RAVE COULEUR, price 81 2S reduced to ST.
* pieces BLANC BROCADR price 81 reduced to - s
80 r5eces RAVE GRISAILLB price 81 reduced 10 81 SOL
Is peoe BLACK and WHITE STRIPE price 81, reduced to 81 81
80 pieces COLoRED STRIPES former pce 81 Is reduced to 81 ~
PLAIN BLACK SILKS AND CoL0RkD SILKS
N niece. heavy GROs GRAIN former pree 25 redued 10 81 IS
50 pieces superior FAILLB SUBLIME former pre 90 % reduced
to 81
IS niece, extra quality FAILLE SUBLIME former price 80 reduced
70 81 50.
100 s LYONS CASHMERE FORMER price 50 60 reduced
100 pieces CASHMERE SUBLIME pee ~ reduced to 80 30
ALSO,
TRIMMING SILKS al colors price 81 reduced to 81 ~
The balance SPRING IMPORTATION OF "A inch CobokhD
DRESS SILKS also offered great reduction from former prices
New-York tribune., 1871-05-30

LNOR ST. THOMAS and BRAZIL.
IL UNITED STATES and BRAZIL STEAMSHIP CohfAN'
Regular Mail Steamers sailing she 21d Of every month
NORTH AMERICA, Capt Slocnm, June a.
MERRIhACK. Capt Wler. July ~
sOITH AMERICA Capt z L. TinElepsnsb August e.
These ,psud schedule and cal At ~ mona
Para P.nbso Bahia and Rio de snso, gong sHd returning r0'
nsnt Of freight passage, sppy 70
wH R. GARRISON Ag,n., No. Bovhng grssn ssw.l ORR.
HAVANA, SISAL and VERA CRuI, p
IL EEw-YoRK, and MEXICAN MAIL STEAMSHIP LiSh
Leaving Rss River at direct Tor hsvshh' n
CITY OF MERIDA Capt Desken..... W bDNEnDA1 n-J ~
CITY OF MEXICO Capt TnmermAn ..sATUhUAi' 'une A''
""'s :" pD'-s'''pI ALEXANDER SONS 70 Brosdvay
TT s. MAIL TO HAVANA.
W ATLANTIC MAIL STEAMSHIP co.
Sailing regularly EVERY THURSDAY at oelosh precisely rom
Pier No. T. North River.
SHERMAN Capt A. Blanchard ...........'.'.....Jun
MISSOURI. Can't J. b. Edwards. June
bORRO CASTLE Capt r. Adams tyia NassaH). jane ID
Por freight OF passage apply to A. w. DlhOck President
New-York tribune., 1871-05-30

HARTFORD DlRECT.-State OF New, York
,ss Of iIar! P,es slip daily p Tor Hartford
.,.fuss .fb Springfield CheeJee hoots Northampton
l.ssso u ks Fare lsi saxs FL Is ~ class O. ~
New-York tribune., 1871-05-30

FOR LIVERPOOL,
CvIA QUEENSTOWN,
CARRYING THE U. s. MAILS
THB LIVERPOOL AND GREAT WESTERN STEAM CohPAhi
will d.eh one Of their full iron steamships
PROM PIER No. 40, n r., EVERY WEDSkaDAf'
a. follows:
WYOMING Capt WHsERAY.,.,..'.hy5 ii, hJ'Wp p IN
NEBRASKA Capt GUARD. ........."June j. al SOp p N
MINNESOTA, Capt T. W. PRBEsAS. June Hs:pa m
IDAHO Capt PRIcK. H. AZ '1'VP ~
MANHATTAN, Capt FoRsYTH..... JGbe H. at 800 y u
COLORADO Capt 7. F. FRBEsAS. June a. at 800 p N
Cabin passage $50, gold.
Steerag. passage (0fee No. % Broadway $50 currency
For freight o cabin passage, apply 10
WILLIAMS L GUIoN. No. 60 wsn,t
TNMAN LINE. For QUEENSTOWN and
LIvRRPOOL-Roy, Mail Steamers appointed s ooNs
IhHhnDAi yuns ia
CITY OF LONDON. .ShLnGDAI p M
CITY OF WASHINGTON. June 10 IL NJ
DUBLIN (vs HsifGI). TU hSDA1 June ~ p n
And each succeeding SATURDAY and alternate TUESDAY from Per
No. IS North River. 1900 -, ,.oo.c,
FIRST FtI1sHs chBfs II GOLD s7s sTRkRisE
To Iopdon. To London -
Passengers also Havre Hamburg Bremen te at reduced
rsss ,. ,.,t.. -
send for their friends oom
InIIN ~ AOant No n. 7
The New York herald., 1871-12-06
TELEGRAPHIo NEWS ITEMS.

The sbppy OF coal vicinity OF Omaha having been
nearly exhausted, many using corn for fueL
hiram d. Wood, Superintendent Of Pubic Schools at
Nashua NJ H. while In l OF insanity Mon lay night,
cut his throat win pockekhife and then jumped from his
chamber window, breaking his leg He s probably atsy
injured.
John Delaney, lawyer, OF Omaha City, was found ON
Monday night with his and legs froxen having ihen
from the sidewalk and severely injured nmsc His lie
will probably be saved by the smputaton OF his feet
The Legislature met yesterday, but did not or
ganise II s expected the Legislature viii organize to-day
despatch dated yesterday from Boston states that the
threatened of expulsion by the Massachusetts Medical
OF homeopathic practitioners from the spce,y mas
postponed or further consideration unti Ap next
The grand fair Society for the Prevention OF
Cruelty Auimals opened yesterday In iiorcunfs NAV.
Boston.
New yedford yesterday reelected Mayor Richmona y
eighty plurality H. Dunbar togener WIN Al 'hs
Aldermen and half the Council ON the hicbmonu ucse1
Tn. beer atm IN the dstery OF O. q. kensal Chicago,
instantly killing Georse Bennett
seriously inlrng George Ludd and another empoye
rhe building was completely demolished Los about hseen
thousand dollars
IA has been discovered several Of the cast iron cyn
dsrs sns ain na high bridge across the Missouri
Ryr az this place have been badly cracked BY the ros
between high and low water mark.
Mr. Leab OF the hrn OF Hurt Leigh Toronto, Ontario
has sbsconde having committed orgerIcs TO cons'deraps
amount His forged paper has been freely discouned ~
brokers and others
The New York herald., 1871-12-06

garded as an indication favorable TO the prospects
OF the Hon. Aaron A. Sargent now Member OF con-
Rress for United States Senator. The House Is
largely republican, nut the democrats have four
majority In the Senate. The selection Of Senator'S Ia
b., joint iIaloi. ~ra affE fls0erN :
Meeting of House Standing Committees. 4
several OF the House standing committees held
meetings 70 day but have not yet formally entered
upon business. 1t is supposed that nothing Of
moment WIN take place until after the holidays.
Temporary Government Buildings In ChicR 60.
Collector Mclean, OF Chicago, was In this city to-
day, ana bad a long consultation with Secretary
Boutwell, relative to matters pertaining to the gov
eminent IN thaI city, Among other things ne sub
mittcd proposition for providing temporary ac-
commodauon for the various government officers in
that city, which the Secretary has under consldcra-
tion. H@h i4 3@s
Mexican Finances.
MIR. Romero late Mexican Minister TO the United
States, has transmitted to tue Chief OF the Bureau
or statistics an interesting work on finances and
public credit through the Mexican republic. and
submitted 10 the Mexican Congress September l6,
1870 which Will be translated for the information Of
American readers. M HG@
.eo e Population OF the Uaited Stairs.
The following il a table OF me true population Of
the United States just compiled and contained In
the report OF the superintendent o the Census:-
Aggregate. states and Territories, 3s,923, 2lo.
White, 81, ,6ss, s57; colored 4,ss637; Chinese,
63 254 Indians, asa 5l2; Indians or tribal rela-
tions, 73l Indians on reservations and at agcn-
cies, s6S6e2.
t il a-f A Republican Senatorial Cnucus.
The republican senators VIII hold q caucus this
week 70 arrange the standing committees Of tine
senate. eta aar m.Hfas nmr ~
Furnishing Recruits to Texas. Kansas, &c.
K The superintendent General Of the Recruiting
Service has been directed 10 send 200 recruits to
San Antonio. Texas. for assignment to the Eleventh
infantry, and 100 recruits to Fort LeavenwOrth,
Kansas. for assignment to the Third infantry. All
the Gsposable coored troops are to be sent TO San
Antonio for assignment to the Twenty-fourlh
infantry. sa. xao n#0n 81 p
Appointment Of Examining surgeons.
The following appointments OF examining sur
ge0ne for the Pension Office have been made John
J. Golden, Huntsville, Illinois; N. s. Haleck oak
field, Iowa; D. Y. Chaliant, Kansas City, Mis-
souri,; JsQ Mccoy. Versailles, lndiana U. L. Taylor.
Columbia; James Rawlins Georgetown; J. IL.
Schall, Jefrersonville. and J. NJ Wilson, Williams
ton, Kentucky; william Child, Bath New Hamp-
shire; D. 3. WylIe, Warsaw, Wisconsin; p r.
Thombs, Pueblo, Colorado; w. L. Hartman, Pitts
ton. Pennsylvania; M. g. Myers, Wantorna, Wis.
consin. 5r n 2saE@Aa ra +tt5
ea ElRlY.,ECOND C0NGRES.
The New York herald., 1871-12-06
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
WASHINGTON, ID. G., Dec. 9, 1871.

WASHINGTON, d. G., Dec. g. Is5I.
MISCELLANEOUS BILLS. @tN
Bills were introduced ana referred as f0llows:-
BY Mr.. STRONG. pep.) OF Conn.-Granting PEN
sions TO the soldiers ami sailors OF the war of 1912
for forty days service instead OF sixty DAYS as now
provided.
By Mr.. HILL, (rep.) OF N. J-Authorizing The Post
master General TO issue one cent correspondence or
postal cards.
~ Mz, WELLS, l0smJ Of MV.--Appropripupg mo
The New York herald., 1871-12-06

Negotiation by Nntt0nni Banks o. the New
.tW sMHG .N4 Loan.
the Secretary OF the Treasury to.Gay addressed o
letter 10 the presidents OF the national banks which
received subscriptions for the new ioan In which
he says that the time has arrived for the interest
what are known as the FIRST one hundred million OF
the called bonds'' TO cease and That 10 is desirable
10 redeem them at the earliest practicable moment
Tney are therefore called upon TO transfer to the
United states an amount equal 10 sixty per cent OF
the amount OF the entire subscriptions made on
account OF the new i've per cent loan either by or
through their banks. The balance TO be called for
rs soon as It shall pe needed for the redemption OF
other bonds.
Rcport Of the Southern Claims Commission.
The report OF the Southern Claims Commission
Is to be submitted TO Congress next Monday. About
rve hundred cases have been concluded, three
fourtns OF which are in favor OF the claimants,
though the aggregate amount is reduced from
sl6voc0o TO less than nve hundred thousand dol.
lars.
h pistillerics and Their Prodnse.
the onicial statement shows that 230 grain and
nine molasses dlsneres were In operation in this
country on the lst instant with q total producing
capacity OF $50 gallons from the grain md IL, $3.50
gallons from the molassos disullenes There Is an
increase Of thirty last month In the number Of
dis,nler,es but there decrease In the production
during the month.
Gossip from California.
Among the Californans, In Washington, the ciec-
ton OF the Hon. Thomas shannon, as Speaker OF
the House Of Representatives Of that state, " ye.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-11-10

Total. .l,ooI,oZS l,Zuo,VSO
Increase OF stock in sight,. 44s.Ss3
The receipts at this port for the week just ter
minated were 4si bags OF sea Islands and Flori-
das, and 1O1ss bales OF uplands, against 2S7 bags
OF sea islands and Floriias and 1879 bales OF up
Lands the week before, aud 2ss bags OF sea islands
and Floridas and 1890 bales OF uplands for the
pernI last year. These supplies came as folc VS.:
Say of uplands Fer South Carolina Railro-d
s37l bales, Northeastern Railroad 1898, Savan.
nah and Charleston Railroad -, Santee s.
Peedee 4c2, Christ Church 2, wrecked cotton from
the coast Of Florida 100, florida 10. or sea
Islands: Northeastern Railroad II, Christ church
Al, James Island 50, Edisto 122, Wadmalaw /.
Johns Island 81, Beaufort IS, stono5, Florida,
Ills.
TEE Con- ION IARKET.-The market for this
staple has shown slightly nuctuating features dur
ing this period, the receipts from day to day, as
they msy be heavy or light. impsrting weak or
strong character to the article, and causing limit
cd changes In rates; prices in the foreign market,
when opened at sKd, receded to ESD p ft for
were at lSh to ls7i@lsh cts, while at this point
uiddling uplands have generally ruled at 17H@
11Gc q ID. The Transactions and prices at Liver
u,n6, md New York for this period were as fol
sows. On Friday, November g. the former was dull,
un,snds sgd, sales 10000 bales; the latter was
tending dowr at 1sKc, sales 2Oso bales. o" sat
,rdav. the former was heavy. uplands shd, sales
aooo bales; the latter was weak AMI hominal at
Isx@1sxc, sales $500 bales. On Monoay the lor'
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-11-10
Exports OF the Week ending Nov'ber 0.

Exports OF the week euuluS NVS oeH "
FOREIGN.
LIVERPOOL ship Reunlon--ss3l bales up.
Hand cotton, Per Norw bark DraupEer-iSoI
bales upland COTTON.
A PoRr IN GREAT BRTrAIS-Per Br bark Victory
-5H bbls spirits turpentine, 1850 ools rosin.
DOMESTIC.
BosroN-Per brig Minnie Abbe-3l5 tons phos-
phate rock, lis bales upland cotton, 200 barrels
fosin, SO casks clay. .P<r schr Cnas Comery-
10000 feet pine 1dmber.
NEW YoRK-Per steamship Jas Adger-S8 bags
sea island and lli4 bales upland cotton, lO2 oaes
domestlcs, 7S9 packages oil cake, and pKgs sun
dries. ........Per steamship South Caroiina-lee
bags sea island cotton, 1904 bales upana cotson'
o6 Igrces rice eS bales domestics, &c, 100 Dds OIL
so pEgs oil cake 3o4 pkgs dried uit, 100 pkgs sun
dries and 2 carriages. Per steamship Mannat'
8n-97 bags sea island, 1895 bales upland cotton,
Totes rice IS bales domestlcs, 1873 empty obls and
SO packages. ....... Per schr Jonas Smltn-1is.ooo
feet timber, 81, cD0 feet plank.
PHILApELPHIA-Per steamship Gulf Stream
3A bales cotton, SO tterces rice, 76i bbs naval
stores, 2Ss bales domestics and goods, so bols
dour, 100 bags cocoanuts, 12s packages old Iron,
and 81 packages sundries-
.BALTMoRE-Per steamship Falcon-l5o tterces
rice, 7o4 bales cotton, 80 bales domestics, 800
bags phosphate, 353 b5ls rosiD, 81, ,00o feet lun-
Der, bales and hhds hides. Is bags dried 1ru'f,
and sundries. -. Per schr John S Lee-l40, %
feet lumber. ...Per schr Mat0aSa-l30,C0 600 feet Of
lumber.
NEW ORLRANs-Per steamship pTappahannock-
$50 tcs rce so sacks corn, II sacks peas 70 sacss
dour, IS sacks COW feed.
WILMINGTON, DKL-Fcr schr John Shay-44o
tons phosphate rock.
bull CRiRK, C-Per schr Carrie Webb-77o
pkgs mdse from New York.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-11-10
New York Coffee Market.

From the Daily Bulletin. Tuesday, November
Z: The market throughout has been quite dull,
aud the slight gain Of tone noted last week ap.
pears to have been lost. This Is especially notice.
able on Brazls, which are directly affected by a
later telegram from Rio Jaueiro 20 october Is. and
reporting salei, since October 10, $1,000 bags;
shipments 5o 00c bags; loa ling $1,000 bags; stock
SO, 900 bags; price $7aS; exchange 23Td; daily ar.
holders construe as favorable, and more likely to
strengthen than inilre their position, but bui ers
look upon the advices in directly contrary light,
and the result Is that very few bids have en-
entirely Eominal. We return late quotations,
however, as they are about as low as any holder
would accept at the moment. Other styles quiet
and little irregular, with the tendency, II any
thing, slightly In buyers Rvor. Sales OF 96l bags
Costa Rca at or about l8Xc gold, In bond. We
quote Rio gold, In bond, as follows: Ordinary
cargoes l43al4Ji fair do l4xal5X, good do l55la
l5I, prime do l6Hal6Hc.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-11-10
The Charleston Market.

YcR TIE WEEK ENDING THURSDAY, NOVEMBER y.
THE CRoPs.-Tne past week has generally been
dry, somewhat cool, but it has failed to reach the
;rosr point and has continued pro. itious Tor Sc
curing and maturing cotton, closing, however,
With q moderate rain. The delay In reaching
cold weather, and the protracted good harvest
time, should have favorable effect on the cotton
plant
TEE RgcsIrrs.-The arrivals at the cotton ports
for the week up to Friday laseswere s6, o7s bales,
In contrast with ss,sss bales the week before, and
loe, ,4o6 bales I r the time the year'previous. At
New Orleans the. receipts were 2s,s7e bales, In
contrast with 30, ,2ss last season. The total sup
plies al the cotton ports from September l, 1871,
up 10 the latest dates ere $685. bales, against
ea1 1913 bales last year, allowing q decrease OF
720O7 bales. the arrivals at the principal South
e1n markets from September l, 1871, up to the
atsst dates, as compared with the year before,
were ae follows:
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-11-10
New York Naval Stores Market.

From the Journal Of Commerce, Tuesday, No.
vember I: For Spirits turpentlne there is scarce.
ly so nrm market. The demand ts somewhat
ket for few lots. Sales are 100 bbls In mer-
charitable order In yard at &C., and 10 bbls on
wharf at 69a69Hc. Rosins-the market Is rather
quiet; a few small lots are being closed out.
Pfices show no further change. Sales are $50
bhls strained at 81 rs, and 80 bbs pale at s. so.
We quote strained at 81 65a4 IS; No 2 at 81 S0a
80; No at IS 50a6 IS; pale at $7aS; extra pale
at IS 25alO. Tar Is In small demand-Newbern,
bbls. washington at So 62lia3 rs. 'Change ad.
journed over o.morrow-election day. City pitch
quoted at 81 Is.