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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-06

PHILADELPHIA, RICfiasoND 4sFFFs
hiNEsprS 5Hinp,fiTi'h Def Fl r pHi TWIGEs
WEEK.rsadpsss HGRFoLk, EslfTRE, ami ).
s. GREEN, CONFUSING this line, will leave Rich:
O'Clock NJ, and Philadelphia every WEDNESDAY.
and SATURDAY ut tie same hour, alternate " .
Freghts received daily Sundays excepted for all
PARTS Of PENNSYLVANIA, New Jersey and Delaware |;
also for Charleston Savannah, and New Orleans ad
bills rf hiding signed through.
Freight takcn for Norfolk at moderate rates. VI
Passage to Philadelphia, ineluding meals and
IS.
w. T. PORTER, Agent,
No 2t25 dock street. Richmond
William P.-CLYDEsE CO. Agents
80, ~ South WarvGs,
In 10 No II North SSimryes. PHILADELPHIA.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-06

RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD Cot
~ RICHMOND. VA, May 10, 1872
TTNTIL FURTHER NOTICE THE SUM-
" DAY EXCURSION IRA ms will Iestye Rich
uOnd and Petersburg EVERY SUNDAY Mt o. a..
~. returning ut l.. NJ. Fare for the round trip,
FIFTY CENTS. 1'ss X. d. KASEf,
General Ticket and Freight Agent.
INV 17-FS sam. : tIsI. 80 - 3[TgI 7ss-f s.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-06

Il I,IfuIsioSD AND DANyILLE lAILEOaDs Coat I.
T>f'sE2.s71 70 RICHMOND, june 2, is75
RICHMOND AND 5DANyILLE RAIL-
~ RoAD.-On aud after SUNDAY. June asii,
1879: Es.i -, ~ cS, ,,,.sr n.
Train No. Through ,passengerl leaves Kiclpnona
daily (cxcept Sun,iays) ut 5:l0 a. a. iesSes Dan.
VILE at 1855 Z. NJ. arrives at at s'as
Train No. fLynci,barg passenger leaves Rich.
m0ad daily ut $40 A. NJ. arrives Mt bynci,Dhfg asS
Train No. II Through mail and eypr,ssl braves
4. e. r D. arrives At spsasDe'9 A : =.
7 Train No Through mail and expressl leaves
Greensboro daily a. ~ i,,, ase ls,y M
Train No. Through, passcngerl hssyes GIeeus.
boro' daily texcct siftlaysl nc HE 4. OIL . W.
I r Il. at l's Z. =. arrives = sha : 9
Train No. Lynchburg yasseng,rl Ieases Lynch.
burg daily ut o A. a. tases ,Earkesnie ut =.
Trains Nos. . and Il connect mt GrIettshnro VIA
trains the North Gsrroilis raiiroad LOT M o.h.s
south. M, La, 1917, y,
fix: Atlanfir Mississippi aHd Ohio railroad fof III
points southwest aud soatii.
Train Nh. IL connects at GrceDSborn Win tfnsn lgr
Raleigh; arrives there ~ 7s,s d.! IA Pssstisefs
born, With train Mol for Richmond i, go, B, J
THROUGH TICKETS 20 all points soath an ai
southwest he procured as tire tekpt oaaes "
Rhusn and af aG;, Main
street, Ricill3ond go !, 8 ..,.1 ,,o
Papers that have arrsu,geaneots 70 asycsfs,, tae
schedule Of this sonpaaa,y, NV PEA nSsa II
General Freight and Tickf gsns.
T. NJ. R.TALeorr. Epsiiieer ana iei'l's,',as
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-06
JAMES RIVER STEAMBOAT,sTsN
- COMPANY. ssssx,saa
EUH NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA. BALTI- !.
MORE. NOR FOLk PORTSMOui
AMI ALL REGULAR LAND I.
1N9S ON THE JAMES +
RIVER. Ii,
ALSO, FOR OLD POINT AND .YUE DE
't,EAE3 {SEWELtS POlNT).


The fast and elegant United States mall steamer
John SYLVESTER, Captain &C. CLIFFORD. leaves
Companys wllarf ~ Rockets for the aboye-nams,d
places OH MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and FRi-
DAYS. at 81 A. NJ, and returns on Tuesday,
Thursday. and Saturday Afternoons mt 80 O'Clock
Passengers connect at Norfolk With the old isaS
Ing steamers for Baltimore, Philadelphia and New
York. 10 ~
Train leaves CITY Point for Petersburg on arrfSa
of steamer. 4
Fare tb l'h1adc!la po
Fare to w
Fare ID Nnrt'hk w
Excursion tickets to Old Point and "Vue d
L'Eur a,,l return, -. Good until used.
Tickets OH snte ut CAREER IL CO.'S EMPRESS,
Freight received TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS,
and SATURDAYS, for Norfolk, Portsmouth. bos
ton. Baltimore. and principal landings on CHESS
noa he Bay, and all regular landings On James river
at REASONABLE RATES
Freight received from 7 A. Nj. I'LL 8P nj.
Freight for way-antlin.s must iG prepaid, sss-sl
The ste,mcr Sylvester will DC chartered for eve
Ming excursions at reasonable rnt:s.
- j.. +. TATUM, General Agent
Office, COmpany's wharf.
Branch olicr corner Main and Ninth streets. ic 4
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BANQUET TO TIE SAGE.

Tonight the corporation gave Greeley Il
dinner, where the Councilmcnand L number
of distinguished citizens were present.
Champagne flowed in abundance down all
Threats but GrccIry's. This evening the
German National Band scrcnaded him at the
Revere House. lie made no speech, but en-
tered into friendly conversation with the mu-
sicians. Tomorrow he goes to Newport,
whence he will sail OH Thursday night for
New York. ........ ..., $751;.
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THE ENGLISH BAND

played Vivian's grand professional march,
"Thc Silver Trumpcts," as played in st.
Peters at Rome on Christmas and Easter
Day The performance was brilliant and
elected prolonged applause, which was only
brought to an end by the band striking up
the :" Star-SwlnSled Banner" and "God Save
the Queen" both Of which were cnthuslS-
ticallv received.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-06

At 10 O'Clock he retired, and although
rounded Point judith, and an immense ring
ing of bells and shutiling of trunks at New
port. where some OF the passengers delarked,
he did not make his appearance again until
the gray strcaks OF dawn in the eIst an
nounced 5 O'Clock and the lOng-continucd
changing of the gong announced Fan River.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-06

CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
Sl1ROAD.-on SATURDAYS, commencing juno
10Th train lenving Richmond at 4a5 J.. NJ VIII ran
returning, will leave Staunton on Mondays ut A.
NJ, arriving at RichInondat $3.50 4. N. 80
s..s 5l,ts-.s Csss1 stis5Efs rss Z. A. III. PERRY
hje 9t-3w e-i General Superintendent. u
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-06
TIRE LOST TICKET.

In passing the hoat's officers at the gang
way Mr.. Greeley had lost his railway ticket.
The conductor came around, and 10! the
Philosopher discovered his loss. The official
waited patiently and smilingly while the Sage
''went through himself" and while waiting
one or two gentlemen offered him extra
tickets, which they had possessed themselves
Of to pay for the lost ono. ''Never mind,
gentlemen" said the conductor; "Alr. Gree
lev hasn't lost his ticket, I'll be bound, and
if he has he'll pay his way, for there's no
.dcad-head' about him." The missing
ticket was soon found and all was right.
AS the train reached the outskirts of Boston,
Yankee humanity was observed turning ouS
busiy to see the expected great man.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-06

TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, AND SATuRDAYs,
and for " EST POINT daily at same hours The
Sunday train for West Point leaves nj A. M.
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.lsIcilMosn. FnElprnIexsn,o,e:..sr

81. RICHMOND. FREDERIcXsBpfs.. AND s3S3
POTOMAC RAILROAD COMPANY.
general, Sui,IsIiISrENiJ OFytc5E ~
RICHMOND, VA, Judy LAT, 1879. US
NOTICE. Travellers bound West MA
IN Baltimore aud OiIi1 railroad win by taking ti,,
p. NJ. mail train hence connect with the a:if II Dr.
tram st Relay House, on Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road az te. II Is; { ~! s m
BY the 9io z. 81. train they win connect With the
$50 A. M. train mt Relay House, on same road, the
former being The quicker line for poiuts west,
Z DAY. MAIL TRAINS do not stop at Hungary,
Kilby's WOodfUrdeS Lane, or Potomac Run -
NIGHT MAIL TRAINS do not stop at auy Of, the
above points, nor do tiey stop ut Riehlmd.
1874 -. EFT. ID. hiYERS.
iy I-2w General Superintendent.
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Tbe. crowd closed in upon the committee
and the Philosopher as they passed, jamming
and crowding one another. destroying corns
and temper at a frightful average, and tear
ing clothes aud wrestling sateiiels from the
hindmost members of the party at 4 ruino u
rate. Theodore Titon, the Phoebns Apollo
of the coterie, with his broad shoulders and
lusty arm, made, q way for the smaller anu
humber members, while his long, hlf lals
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withoutany accompaniment. Public opinion
has at last, at the eleventh hour, succeeded
in silencing the monster and monstrors o..
gan, which, up to this, has been allowed to
below forth sounds SO rs to drown 9th
chorus and orchestra. The change has ON
too lite to excite any decree Of thankfulness,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-07-31
THE NEW York VEGETABLE AND
FRUIT MARKETS. :.

The Daily Bulletin of Monday, July 2s,
says:
The market for new potatoes is only moder-
ately active, and with free supplies prices
favor buyers. In vegetables there is falr
inquiry for fresh supplies but without ,aa essen.
tlai change in prices. We quote as follows:
New potatoes s2a2 rs per bbl in bulk. Green
corn 5Ocasl rs per 100. Southern onions,
per bbl, So 25a2 so; do Connecticut 81 5Oa3
per 100 strings. New rarerlpes 81 50a2 per
Dol. Cucumbers, Long Island 37a50c per
100. Squash, per Dbl 81; do marrowfat, per Dbl,
$lal 25. New turnips s1al so per bbl. Cab
bages s4a8 per 100. Bpets, Jersey, So 60a4.
Southern tomatoes 40a60 per crate; Jersey
9Ocasl per crate, and Long Island slal rs per
basket.
Apples continue very plenty, with many
small and Inferior lots which have TO be
closed out for whatever they will bring. Pears
are In fair request. The first lot of California
pears are expected on Monday, and consists
of q iull car load of Barllelts. Peaches arrive
freely, and choice lots bring good prices, but
the bulk OF receipts are inferior fruit, and sell
at very low prices. Watermelons are plenty
from Delaware and South, as far as Georgia
The latter variety are firmly held, but arrivals
from North Carolina, and as far north as Del
aware, generally run small and show wide
range OF values. Other fruits without essen
tlal change. We quote as follows: New ap-
pies, good, 81 50a2 so per Dbl, 25a50c per crate.
WatermeiOns $50a80c per 100 for Georgia, and
sl5s35 per 100 for North Carolina, virginia
aud Delaware. Nutmeg melons So 5Oa3 per
Dbl. Pears s2a9 per bbl. Peaches, Delaware
So per crate for choice; ST 50a2 per crate for
south of Delaware, aud Jersey 70aSl so per
haskell
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-07-31
TIE COURTS OF LAW.
United states District Court


R. L. Mclaughlin was appointed trustee VI
Fl. Il. Kiuard, bankrupt, In which case tne
funds In the hanls of A. P. Pleper, j. r. M.
Epplng and Louis E. johnson, as well as tnoso
In the registry of the court, were ordered "
be applied in payment of the Judgments az
cording to priority.
The Chlcora Mining and Manufacturing
Company were ordered to show cause Oh tno
lst of October next, at Charleston, Wny lucy
thev should not be declared bankrupts upon
the petition of W. B. Williams d Son.
Tue Judge decreed Judgment, on nonu' -
five hundred dollars zach against Mlttie oase,
Garner and mes Fean, and against
pbiin A Elchelberger, David L. Turner ana
J. Ward Hayward, OF four hundrea anu iot'y'
two dollars and Hfty-nine' cents each.
Court Of Common Pleas.
.Judge Graham yesterday morning Issued
writ of prohibition restraining a. ID. Mackey'
trial Justice, from making certain levies upon
the stock of Mrs. C. Stackley. Accompanying
tho writ was an orderrequiring the trial JUS
tice to pay over to Mrs. Stackley, before
twelve M. to-day, the sum of forty-elght dol
lars and sixty cents, the amount OF the claim
for which the levies were to have been made,
the same having been collected from her, az
cording to the court, in violation OF the rule.
The order also Instructed the sheriff to arrest
Mr.. Mackey If he failed to obey the order, and
imprlson him until the payment should be
made. Mr.. Mackey compiled with the order
of the court yesterday afternoon.
The return of A. NJ. Mackey and other trial
ustices to a rule TO show cause why an In
junction should not be issued against their In
reference with the Charleston Joint Stock
Company, was made yesterday by c. W. Bultz.
The return sets forth that the case being
criminal one, an Injunction cannot hold. The
Judge reserved his decision until this morn
ing.
In the case of Gregg against seatrook, suit
to epioin the defendant from recovering GER
tain costs under decree OF partition, the ar
guments on both sides were heard and the de-
cislon reserved.
The court will be occupied this morning In
hearing the case of Miller vs. Slmonton-sult
to recover damages for property alleged to
have been wasted by trustee.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-07-31
BISHOP HoWE's APPOINTMENTS
Route of his Annual vista
Through the Diocese.

The Right Rev. Bishop Howe left the city
Yesterday for his annual tour OF yisitatlons
throughout the State. He will be absent
about two months, and will conduct the servi-
ces. deliver sermons and administer the rite
of confirmation In the following named
churches on the days specified:
August 4, tenth Sunday after Trinity, Noun
tain Church, UnionVille.
Wednesday, August 7, Church at Glenn
Springs.
August IL, eleventh Sunday after Trinity,
Church at Spartanburg.
August 1s, twelfth Sunday after Trinity,
Church at Greenville.
August rs, thirteenth Sunday after Trinity,
Church at Pendeton.
Wednesday, August %, Church at Anderson.
Friday, August 80, Mrs. Brooks's Chapel at
Nlnety-six.
ty, Church at Abbeville.
Wednesday, September 4, Churches at Will
lington and Edgefeld.
September 8. fifteenth Sunday alter Trinity,
Church at Newberry.
September IS, sixteenth Sunday after Trinity,
Conservation of the new P. E. Church at
Rock Hill.
Wednesday, September ls. Church at York
vile.
September %, seventeenth Sunday after
Trinity, Church at Chester.
September 20, eighteenth Sunday after
Trinity, Church at Winnsboro'.
October 6, nineteenth Sunday after Trinity,
return to St. Philips Church, Charleston.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-07-31

Evening.-Cotton steady; sales 1910 bales; up
lands 81 kc; Orleans 81 xc SalesOf cotton futures
to-day 1880 bales as ows Sneonsr August s
Vember 1SHal8K; December 1sHa1s 7-1sc. Sell
lers' option this year lshalsH. ~
Cotton dull; mIddlings 22c; gross receipts 8a
bales sales 100; stock 9O0O.
PHILADELPHIA, July 80.
Cotton dull; middlings 2lxa22c.
Cotton dull and lower; middlings 2lAc gross
receipts bale; stock 11o4.
Cotton dull; low middlings 2oc: net receipts
Is bales: exports coastWise so; stock all.
WILMINGTON, July 80.
Cotton quiet; mlddungs 2oXc; sales 2l bales;
S'''A SAVANNAH, July go.
Cotton quIet; middlings 2lc; net receipts 45
bales; sales 10; STOCK ISL.
Cotton dull and nominal; middliugs lsHc; net
receipts 81 bales; sales 100.
Cotton dull; mlddliugs 2l1.c; net receipts "a
'''''' MOBILE, July 80.
Cotton unchanged; low middlings zoe; sales %
bales; stock 1885. ,,, ,.,n On
Cotton dull aud nothing doing; low mlddnugs
2oa20 Hc; net recepts 6b bales; gross %; Sales i'
''o0A '0I'' GALVESTON July 80.
Cotton nominal; good ordinary l9Ka?oc; mel
receipts % bales; stock 336.
PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE MARKETS. -;
LONDON July 80.
Noon.-sugar on spot 34s Sda3is 6i; afoat .S5a
2ss Sd. Weather favorable for the crops.
! LIVERPOOL, July so.
Noon.-Breadstuns dull. Red winter wheat
11sal1 10d.
Evening Common rosIn ssass Cd. Turpentine
34s.
Noon-Flour quiet and steady. Wheat dull and
without decided change. Corn shade hrmer.
Pork quiet at $l3 7Oa13 Is. Lard dull; steam 90
eIf Turpentne quiet and weak at 30. hosin
oulet at So S0a3 IS for strained.
Evening Flour quiet and firm and 10 limited
export demand. Whlskey steady at 92c. Wheat
is2c lower and more doing; white red western
81 GOAL e5. Corn unchanged. Rice quiet at SKA
9kc, Pork steady. Lard heavy. Naval stores
qulet. Talllow unchanged.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-07-31
REOAPITULATIOE.
Whites 1e. Blacks and Colored 26-total AZ.
GEO. 8. PR1zBR, M. D., City Registrar.

A MAN INJURED BY STREET CAR.-Abou
eight o'clock last evening, a colored man
named Louis Brown was knocked down by q
street car, in front of the Charleston Hotel,
aud severely Injured. He was riding on the
front platform, and had Jumped of to pick up
his hat, which had been blown from his head.
While in astooping posture. the car came up
and struck him in the back, just above the
hips. Several persons lifted him into the
Charleston Hotel piazza, where he lay for
some time, unable to rise and apparently In
great pain. He was sent to his home In
Beautain street in wagon from the Charles
ton Hotel Stables. He is q constable for Trial
Justice A. M, Mackey.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-07-31

CURING VERSUS tCoBBLING.-There are many
medicines that give transient relief In sickness
without touchingthe source and seat OF the
complaint. Hostater's Stomach Bltters Is not
one of these. The great tonic andsresteratiVe
does not cobble The diseased and enfeebled
system. 1t s not a.mere palliative, that only
temporarily contrds few unpleasant symp'
toms. No; its infigor -tIng, regulating, res
toratlve principle penetrates to the very source
OF The difficulty in the fluids and solids of the
body, and hence its cures are radical and
thorough. In dyspepsia II strengthens The
stomach, In liver complaint 1t regulates the
flow of bile, In constipation 1t promotes
punctual habit of body, in nervous ailments 1t
tones the sentlentl and motive ibres, In fheu-
malIsm it countetacts pain, and In cases OF
general debility nhablitates the emaciated
frame. july29-mwt3D&w
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One Grand Gift, Cash............S1OO,OO 900
One Grand GIFT, Cash sh........... $4,000
4 Gifts OF
Total. 1000 olfts, all Cash. $500, 200

Total, 1,OUO GlltB, Gil CRsn....Sooo,ooo
The Hon. THos. E. BRAMLETrE, late Governor Of
Kentucky, has consented " represent the Iras.
tees In the mana9ement OF tnis SECoSu sss ,Sa,
the money from the sale Of Tickets is deposited
with the Treasurer that the drawing s fairly COR
Quoted, and the gifGs justly awarded and prompuy
The drawing will take place in public, In full
view OF The audience, and under the immediate
supervision and direction OF the Omcers ana
Trustees Of the Public Library OF KENTUCKY, end
the following named eminent and dlslnterested
cItizens, who have consented to be present and
see that all s fairly done:
Hon. M. r. HARDIN Judge Court Appeals, Ky.
Hon. J. PROCTOR KNUrr, late n. y. Leb'n DIS;
Hon. H. W. BRUCE, Judge Ninth Judicial bls,
KY.
Gen. ELI Il. MURRAY, O. s. Marshal, Dis. Ky.
hon. T. B. COCHRAN, Chan. Lou. Oman. Court.
Hon. E. D. STAMFORD, President Farmers ana
Hon. JOHN BARBEE, Manager Royal Insurance
Colonel PHIL LEE, Com. Atvy. Ninth judicial
DR.. y. GRAHAM, founder Graham Cabinet.
Col. J1IsoN p. JOHNSON, Manager Gait House.
DR.. T. s. BELL, Prof. Medical University, Lonls-
Hon. JsG. BGIrsR, Mayor louisville. a
Hou. T. L. BURNETT. City Attorney.
HENRY WOLFoRD, Treasurer Louisville.
A. 0. BRANNIN, Pres. Manutaeturers' Bank. !
PHILIP JUDGE. Of the Louisville Hotel 20.
JAMES bRlU0EFOhD, fES6. ~ Natioanh
W. U. D. WHIPS, Proprietor Willard HOTEL. |;
]. u. JOHNSTON, Pres. Traders Bank.
q. VICTOR NkwcoMB, nrm OF NeWcomo, But
chan8n d Co.. p -
henry DEEPEN Pres German Bank.
ANDREW GRAHAM, Tobacco and Cotton Merchant.
DR.. NoRvrN GREEN, Pres. L. & O. Short Line K.
r.
VOL ROSE, Agent Adams Express Company. !,
THDMAs !E, BRAMLETTE,
Agent Public Library Of Kentucky,
Public Library Building, Louisville, KY.
~ Circulars, giving full particulars, sent on
appucatlon -: !,
". N. HALDEMAN, ce-Presldent
JOHN s. GAIN, Secretary.
FAKMERS' AND DR0VERS' BANK, Treas.
julylS-Ws8d&e0w4
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-07-31
cITYIMPR0TEMENIs.
A New Building on Meeting strs CO..
Others In Contemplation-A
ton Press.

m tho west side of Meeting street, near
oueen Mr.. Joseph Deal is erecting q small
two.story brick building for Mr.. W. G. Car
,,nptop. The dimensions will be twelve teet
front by fifty deep. The first floor will De
atted mn as store, and the second as dwell
inp. The second story will have balcony on
ON the south side. The foundations are al
ready laid, and the building will be completed
BY the first of October next.
Mr.. A. Brookbanks, the fruit and Ice cream
dealer, will shortly give out contract for the
erection of new brick store upon his lot, at
the corner of Meeting and Queen streets.
The work will be commenced in about
months time.
Mr.J.W. HARRISON, the paint and oil dealer
is likewise thinking Of erecting new oullolDg
upon his lot, on Meeting street, near oueen'
now occupied by his sign.
The extensive building in Church, oeio"
Broad known as Walkers Cotton Press, Is De-
ing fitted up by the Charleston Hydraulic
Cotton Press Company for the reception OF
one of the most powerful Cotton Presses In the
United States, made according to the Taylor
patent. The machinery is now being manu-
factured at the Phoenix Iron Works Of this
city, as already stated In The NEWS. The
press will be in working order by the first oil
October next. 1t will have o capacity for
turning out i've hundred bales of cotton per
day, and will furnish employment for twenty
to forty persons.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-07-31
New York Coffee Market.

NEW YORK, July ~.
The Daily Bulletin says: The movement In
Brazlls has been shade better during the cur
tent week, and at the recent decline the demand
for small lots from the Jobblna trade was fairly
active Holders have been very steady anu were
disnesed 10 harden q little on small purchases,
though accepting offers readily on invoice lots.
The effect OF to.day'5 Rio kilograms has been 10
harden the market still fur her, and with falrly
free outlet the market clGses very urn. IN JaVas
there is q fair movement, mostly In 1obbtng
way, and other descriptions are moving to o
moderate extent at full rates. The sales were
1882 bags Maracaibo ex-Loulse D. 1000 bags RIO
ex .Ptolemy. and 1000 bags ex Cllo at Baltlmote.
fair do. 16Z@l7. good do. 17k@17A. prime do
ls(0lsk, Java, mats a1d bags, gold ls9T, singa-
pore i6@ls Native Cevlon 17@lSh Maracaioo
ieK@1SK, Laguayrs 1903, 81. !mingo !4@i4N,
Jamaica is@17X, Costa Kica 16@ls, Mexican
l7@18 Savanilla 17t918 cents.