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Ceatzs. =Y IS $40
1s,a m. ssh1ra .s Is Aa.a O. Christ-
- OR IL II brk ! u town Of ssuk Csa-
tss. ss= as $40
rrsa Thos. E. Ia.san sud wife Is fhos.
0tssa Tor nvq nsq 80. 10 7. l22 B. g
Y. $500
From Chas. L. Nsrs and wife to Robert
\. Whit for 2 acres In 'nsq nwq 80 Is 7 126
From First Div. 81. P &PRR Co. Is j.
z z Bsrtholemy sr. for ri seq SEQ 3 7 l3S1
Rs28w. $3.50
s. From Simon Lombard to Jos. Zimmer-
mann for 81 seq go % T 1876 r 81 Y $40
From Michael Ley q al. to Henry L.
Durr for neg seq SEQ 35 T 124 R82 y $500
From Peter Lahr to Nicholas Lair for lot
10 blk So in city Of St. Cloud. $500
From Rupert Seidenbush to Order Of St.
Benedict for nwq nwq sec 26 T 125 R IS
v. +. IS ,. ;ss 500
From Thomas Bolles and Chester 8 Boss
to james D. Carr, for nj SEQ 20 7 125 r
IS v. .... = *. $2,l0O
From Christopher Ahles and vii
John Ahles for vi Of swq swq sec 20 T 1923
R 20 v. 3: =. 500
|. From John Ahles and wife to Christie
pher Ahles for seq swq SEQ IA and 81 Of
nwq nwq SEQ % 7 1913 + 20 Y. 5000
From Edward o Hsmlin and wife to
Jos. Mayer for swq SEQ 81 T l24 R % W.
s ,s~lss n@ $3.50
Woek Ending Feb. 10, 1879. 49,:
From John Chris;en and wife to Rein
hard Keichter for 8 10 acres Of nwq seq
Sec 20 T l25 R 81 Y. $50
From F,rsl Div. St. p b b Co. to
Orlen FarWeil for seq nwq SEQ % T 122 B
% ". s.H...,: NJ ..., ( 3*s.s.z $50
From Sarah ]. Taylor and hush to Joa.
Miller ct al. for u nwq sec 20 T l26 r
IS ". $500
From WIN. q. Phillips and wife 70 Nan.
cy W. Allen for lot 4 blk 81 in st. Cloud.
city. $1,000
From First Div. st. P&P RR Co. to
Peter Krier for nwq swq sec s T l22 r
gov. $500 $40
From G. h. Brnning and wife to Zebilla
Bach tor blk 10 ia town Of Richmond. $500
From G.. H. Bruning aud wife to g. by
Rollers for lands in town of Richmond.
81 500
From Peter Bach aud wife to Dominick
Bach for seq nwq sec 10 + l22 b 80 v $3.50
From Edward Clifton and wife to WI.
Patterson for seq neg and neg SEQ eco al
T 126 B 20 Y. So. DeE1
Fren llvins Harvey aid hush TO-
20 y. B1cO
From Geo. v. Harvey and wife to VIM.
Psttsrssa for d swq swq sse q 7 12t: B
| 20 n. '~7s - - $3.50
From Jos. Vols and vile to Mrs. Cath
arine Thorns for lot 10 blk 81 in city Of
Ct. Cloud. $8,l26
From Anton Brasslmaa and. vi1e 4
Nishoiss Ludwig for neg uvq md VI nwq
80. q T l28 r 81 Y. $3.50
L fron jos. Bsrghef and wife 70 Claadiua
Weber for blk aua lot 4 brk 81, lots I,
2. 8, 4. land blk 40 aad let Blk % aad
lot II blk 10 In town Of Riehnond. $500
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-Hsadquartsrs for cheap groceries Of o.
kinds, at s:g.ss.z .s.. -. s.. s a..
-, PAUL MooKIHnAUPT'G.
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Norlek-Davis, Beal 4 Co. will pay the
Highest cash price for oil kinds Of grain.
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Attention is called 10 the advertise
ment Of NJ. leonard Fhielmann, who il
making, and keeps for sale, frst-class
pumps.
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~ $3.50 Oh MARRIAGE. ,s-ea~ -,
Essays for Young Men, on great SOCIAL EVILS
and ABUSES. which inter1bre with MARRIAGE
With sure means Of relief for the Kring and Untor-
tunate diseased and debjtated. Sent free. in sealed
envelopes: Address HOWARD CITATION, No.
1 - Ninth st., philadelphia. Pa. .'7.'- = =
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"A LOT Of uphollsersd ~
tables, and other has artiel s falslll =,
just received ~ ss
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Orders Promptly Attended, g nd
Satisfaction Guaranteed.

DSshop On 81. German stssst. oppe.
site the Central House Livery, stabiee -
near Stevenson Z Co.'S Foundry
\. Nsrssl
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AT GHovsIoa's.

~ large supply Of smoked, dried and
salt nah, just received 4 Paul Mocksn.
haupt's
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-TAs Nsv 0sRnaA 1npirs - pspa-
atisa, assssdins g, ~ ss1sss q 1881, C
"a, l6os0 oo. Rassia aless, Sc ~ u Fare
psaa powers, s1sseds 0sf.aay 4 IL nan-
bsr q inAsbitants. Fr.,ss his bslsv Il
~ three asd a.Aalf nillione. VIII t,earjl
% arss, - lslaaiys ra.k eftAs gssat Pew
en- =. Rsusa Ausesi Germany lfs1se
Great Bsitain, 1ialy. s. "a.
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cranbsrries, lsrina %. meal, dessica.
ted. cocoarnut. and dried fruits q eli kids.
1t LInlERIcH's.
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DO
and GIFT will
WE sTATIA, eAgent1e dshsts .paulnt
F. s-singe Tickets t auyd address,.
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DEcLlxED.--Thef following poetical con-
tributioas are respectfully declined !:
'3Chicago ;"t'Our Exhibitions" aud THE
New Hiawatha." Also, the story, my
Brothers. Wife, b ~
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MCSHERRY'S
NEW DRILL
...
: - 1"D ,.e.
BROAD-CA Asst
SEEDER.

AT the Minnesota State Fair, held at St.
Paul in September, 1871, there was spir-
tied contest between the Broadcast seed
Sewers and Grain Drills. there being some
ten or twelve differ ent patents on exhihi-
ton. and among them the McSherry Grain
Drill and the MoSherry Seeder, manuIac
tured at Dayton. Ohio. After very care.
full examination of the mechanical con
struction Of the several machines, With ref
erence to speed, lightness Of draft, ease Of
adjusting, durability and finish, the ma.
chimes were very thoroughly tested in oul.
tlvatlpg, in both plowed and unplowe ed
ground, then carefully tested as to thei,
ability to distribute the seed evenly and, in
proper quantities. After . trial, lasting
several hours, the judges were unanimous
IN awarding the first premium to the Nc.
sherry Grain Drill. Also, to the McSher.
~ Broad-cast Seed Sewer and Cultivator
combined.
The McSherry Drill and seeder have
WITHIN the past two years taken the first
prize IN nearly al the Western States. Al
the OlmsIesd County Fair, held ct Roch.
ester on the 9th. 9Th, and 7th, Of October
~ W. Payne exhibited his machine in com.
petition with othee leading machines, and
received the first premium on MoSherry't
Grain Drill and Grass Seed Sewer. FRS,
premium on McSLerry Broad cast Grain
and Grass Seed Sewer and Cultivator COM
bind.
For Sale by
J. =. WING,
febl-2n ID st. Cloud, Mimi.
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minister once prayed: 30
Lord, 70 thank thso for The goodly
Dunbsr here tonight, and that Thou
art hsre, withdrawing the inclemen-
81 Of the weather, :,
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-Metsroth u always on hand Il The
6fst part Of his new stock OF spring cloth
ing has already arrived. S.. 53s. Sz5 ls
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6ElvIoEs.-On last Sabbath Rev. W: W
6sttsrlee, Of s. Anthony. preached in tho
Methodist church Rev. W. B. Dads, edi.ot
Of the Temperance Herald in III" Con gre
yationsl; and Rev. Noah LAT rop. z. Z. VI
the NJ. &. church Of this District. lin the
Presbyterian. a71 zsea;, 49,. gs,5er&z
sIlcrxo ur.-Thers appears TO b !.
general disposition to take slices Of Of
S,earns county for new eoun.iss. sauk
Csatse wants some TO help make up Frank,
In county; aai new 70 have . ball,aking
sons more 70 an u; The esanty Of Clsarva-
tsr. Doa't 10 too hard On 10, ltisads1
Tns RA1lsoAD BalDa1.-No Zine. wssk
days = essday. b bsieg lest b, ths sso.
ssrue.isa q ths rsilread brides q this
plses. Over eae hundssd asa ~ eagsg.
"a q ~ nassa work. The three pisss
~ IN vsal under NJ, ~ ~ esaasrssss
win b completed BY Saturday night.
Thsss p,srs will saeh b 20 fest high, and
eeatsia $50 yards u nasoary. Ths 10
a1Gtneats win saeh eoataia ahsue 80
yards q masonry. An afs bsisg essils q
granite. The spans win b l72 feet frou,
osntsr to etntsr, and the entire length g:
The bridge sss tsss.. The :. idge viii 5.
70 feet wide On the top: The truss (How:
patssrn) ~ fest high, By IA fsst wide in.
sids; from top OF masonry 70 top o.
bridge 2s} feet. Forces Of men are :,
work on each pier, and . force will b.
put o. The east abutmsnt Tomorrow. I,
neeessary, night forces viii also b put on.
The saasonry work 10 I'll 10 be dens BY the
18Th Of March. Men will besia framing
tbs ''sruss" b. the first Of March, and II
l. expected that the bridge will be CON.
plsssd, ready for The ears, By the 18th .,
April. We ars indebted to Mr.. Morris
ind Capt. Payte. Of the EngineerJ once.
for the above items. This bridge ranks ~
one Of the best constructed IN the West.
Lso1u11s.-The lecture on last Thurs
dsy evening ~ Rev. Geo. I. Chass, Of st..
Anthony, on s.Books and how 70 use
| them. = vas : sanishsd and scholarly pro.
duction, showing wide and careful reading
On the part Of the lecturer. Although the
field was broad one, 10 grouped together
the most effective points, and gave many
practical suggestions drawn from his own
experience. The lecture throughout wa.
interesting.
The lecture by Hon. I. Donnelly last
evening on ':American Humorists, y
drew crowded house and sen,
away thoroughly delighted one. It was
however, an unreportable lecture, even il
We had tho necessary time and space. The
speakers elaboration of wit and humor
his subtle drawing Of the delicate lin
which separates the two, and his analysis
Of the different. kinds Of wit and humo
would require a verbatim publication
while justice to his anecdotes and illustrs
items would require that ha himself shoult
tell them. Type can carry words, but no
the expression of the human ountenance
Mr.. Donnelly has demonstrated that b.
can shine g brilliantly in the leo,ur,n,
dsld - In the arena Of politics Or III
halls Of Congress.
Owing to . misunderstanding, the,
will probably be NO lecture next week.
TRMpeD Aurn Cnnvpurvn~ -nn N.2m>l.
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-Buokeys forcs-feed Drills, i,.. ~ss.
ssz,..%* s Ar Gaovsxoa's.
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LUMBER MARKET.
SEEGlAL NOTICES. !:
: - ~. - .
b 0ARRIAGE.

Lumber can be had only atthe yard.
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Go 70 Herbert & Lambs livery stable
and take look ct the fine draught and
driving horses for sale there. "a u g
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-1n11nnll neaAing II ~ 1s1lht
0e61Al tselY, Vim nsss With Nm. !,
1soRa ste-QasRave sllsesssa. Asnbsfl
- 5s(1sSsl issSs IssssaG. ~ T..
- III 49, Ma. ]. Roos1s, Sc.
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-Quartsr-second watches, At
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-Lsst Sabbath was rather poor day
n 90. Olsad for bsbiss-thsrs were only
oix Of tha1.
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=. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Leonard Thielnna,nn

'UMPSl PUMPS
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-1he Ceagrseational Soeisb1s viii meet
q Nra lrs Neers's, Friday evening. Feb.
23d. A cordial invitation 10 extended 70 al.
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A11o1s, 80 =
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Haassngers going to Minneapolis
Aa1ss ears q 81: Anthony Junction. @g
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q. PAUL AM Or. CLOUD rlAIus.
Leave Saint Paul. :. !. =. :. =. g. 90 am
Arrive g ...............12.2O pm
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o.. CLOUD AND WHEREABOUTS TRAINS
1sAss Minneapolis s.lbs.m
ARRIVE {" l2.m
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1eu1D.-A lady's ear-ring, which can
~ - Il calling = this oiles ana paying
j III aotlos. .ss. ss@. N.
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-OA Papers for sale at this Office, by
" 0eaea q hundred. II
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- dli1Dslysa pat.
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SPECIAL o1EDa.

saint Cloud. Nov. 9th, 1871.
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Boston Market.
BoeTOE. July 8.

bOeTON, July o.
CoFpeE.-The market for coffee is se'y nrm,
and prices still tend upward, wuh favorable al.
VICES frum abroad. Tne SUCKS here are COM
nsrariyey light. and now that the article is on
the free list, will s0un oecome dstr 0uted. The
sales have been 3a40G0 mats Java at 2Ia2 c, gOld
2aSU0 bag, Klu nL lSa19hc; I0U bags GonalVeS aho
suo bags Cape al lax ,15c per TO- gold.
tITTuN.-rne market hat ben dull 1or COTTON
the pasL week, aud prices have eased on rom IA
Ic Der 10. Tne tales have Ueen In small lots as
Wanre ID by manufacturers. and We quote Ordinary
ding ~ IA 70. and mlddlinG 1t z5 Xa26c per 10,
including uplsuds and Guil. :.
DONssTIcs.-The m iket Tor cotton gooos u
quiet, auu the tendency OF prices has Detn 10
easier rates. Jubbers lave purchased very SPAR
tnply and tue trade are more particularly enxag'
ed IN taktng al account Uf 0ck. For neaVy
wuoheus there |. some demand Tor clotnlers, Dot
II ade IL quiet. and prices uusattsfacI ory.
GUHhY BAGs.-lhe market Tor gunny oags II
duIl and prices are noninslly 16a1ohc, currency.
GUNNY CLOTH This article Is quiet and prices
a shade easier. We quote prompt at l6al6Ac.
aud future delivery az l7al7hc per yard, cur.
Iency, for domestic. Calcutta clotn is quiet anu
prices ara nominal.
fnIY.-Thls article and prices have declined. aa
the MAJ keL Is now well suppi+d sales at $3oaSa
per n, the latter price for prime.
NAVAL SroRRs.-lu splrIIs turpenune consl 81
able decline has taken place, with sales 81 e4aasc
per gaIl n, and to arrive The article Is Que ea ~
less. Tar ID quiet aud The sales have been small
At Sia4 rs per Dol. Ru.in Is duh and prices have
eased OF 25a6oc per Dbl. In pitch ssies nave peen
email ut 81 b0a4 rs per bbl for Southern.
RICE.-lnete ia frmer feeling fur ibis article.
with mUre inquiry. Sales Of 100 casks Carolina 81
oa0Zc; 200 bags Ranguon a. 6Aa7c, and lou Dage
Patna az 7xa1Xc per ID.
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Havana Market.

HAVANA, Juue W.
SUGARS The interruption 10 our cable commuI
nicat.oss with the States and EurUpe Continues.
aud teiegrAms up to the 25th only nave been re-
ceived. The want OF daily quotations Affects oQ'
tiuesB, especially since It IL known by private
dispatches that decline had been established In
Lontou on the 22d. Several lois Of clay. have
been sold ~ gradually lowering prices aud quota
lions cured yesteldIy as follows: Nos. 70 10.
sHsloxis Is per arrobe Nos. II TO Y at !ohaioA
rs; Nos. Is 10 IA as 1lallh rs.; N 8. 10 u IL q!
llxai2H rs.; Nos. 18 to 20 at 12hal3h rs.. ana
v hIte at 13hal5x rY. Derosne's sugars are wortn
about Y real mUre, anu special classes, suitable
lor SPAN, up 10 l1k rs. for No. r. The receipts
are s In excess or those OF last year at thls 4te
but the scarcity OF desirable qualities. Ior Europe
especially, ls Increasing. Sa!es have announced 70
about ~, 100 boxes, against l5, 600 last week.
Molasses and centrifugal sugars nave also oeea
qule,, snd thefew SAFES enecled Weie AZ from ~
as reals per arruUe or the former, apd on the osss
OF eals for NO. IL to Is fUr the latter Tne
most important lot OF these was 5000 boxes 40.
~ arl0h reaa.
MusoOv vadoea-No demand In our market, but
fair one prevails Rt out purts. where STOCKS are
ow very reuuced and held firmly on the oAsis OF
Xal0is reals for fair 70 good refining. MOST snip
ments, com prise the lots bought previously Iof
Europe aud the States.
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Passengers.

Per steamship! Champion. for New York-Miss
S1olemsn, W Smith, wife and three children, W
T Mas"u, Mrs Capt Ramsey. Mrs W Forbes, n 8
Ea+. n, W q Huilsr and wife, R 0uglass, Mrs
A McCobo Douglass, Jr. Clancey. Mrd
Rivers ManigaulG. J B hyde, q Handler, D
Howell II Sluker, T u Ross, 7 II True, e F Gun,
Miss & DeTieilie. Mrs Jacob and child, W W
smith, p e Ryan, Mrs l. Lama, W Reeves, F
Agrlll, MrI Sutherland, Mr., PettlnRill, O Bacon,
T W Cummings, VI ] Middleton, wifo and children,
Miss Johus0n, Hrs B iker, Mrs Dearborn, Mrs
Camp aud servant, Miss Hnll, Mrs Werth. Miss
Cook Hrs 8 Walker, Mr. shelton, Mrs Lamar, Gen
Getty, A Knowiton, X II Green. O 1raveley, L
Tyler, wife and two children, Miss Walker. Miss
O Walker, X Ward. wife, TWO children 9 I'd nurse,
Walker ami wife, 4 Locke d Bomar, E
Warren, r Miller Miss L Pate, Mrs Jones, Mrs
Perry. Mrs Right Goodman, and deck.
Per steamship Sea Gun. for Baltlmore-Ar
and Mrs h q BROWN E O LoVel, A b Hagen, s
Sherldal, W Mactue.
Per steamship Georgia, from New York-Mrs
Mitchell and twdchl dren, Mr. Mitchell, MISS II B
Uicksoo, Miss 1icEson. j ) Jennt,on, Vim hur.
ray. ar Hewitt, / Fielding. r Hudgins, Miss F
KEEP. A WarleV, Miss II Witham, W Wltham, Ar
Davis, Rev A 7 Carr.
Per steamer Ety Point, from Palatks via
Jacksonville. Frnandina and savannah-Miss
II A Remley, Mri An.ley Jas Hendry, NJ g ID
Cavans, y Ingram, W Wilberforce, Huger,
and deck.
Per steamer Water Lily, from Edisto. Enter.
prise, Rockville and Way Landtngs-Dr
Mikell. T Mtkell ana wife, Master MlEell Col
J e Edlngs wife, two children and servant, MRS U
p Bail y. Mrs Seabrook, Col Gregg, Royal,
Richards. Jr, Allen.
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CLUBS AND SrARs.-Danlel Maybank and
Elizabeth Aiken, both of sable hue, gave q
pugilistic entertainment In Elliott street, on
Friday, much u, the delight Of the residents
of that odorous locality. The closing scene,
not in the programme, was the Mayors Court,
on Saturday morning, where the two actors
each paid one dollar for the privilege Of Civ.
ing the show.
j. Hettinger, white disciple of Bacchus,
who had entered too fully Into the spirit Of his
master, Wits found meditating upon his back in
King stres,t and taken to the Guardhouse. On
Saturday morning he paid one dollar, and
went on bis way an altered man.
mule, found at large on the corner Of East
Bay and Calhoun streets, Friday. was delivered
to the owner without penalty, on proof that 1t
had accidentally gone astray.
Two COWS, found roaming about Calhoun
street, were taken to the upper Guarhouse aud
turned over to the owner on payment of two
dollars.
A large Newfoundland dog, captured on
Rutledge avenue, is held for Identification at
the upper Guardhouse, aud If not claimed he
will go the way OF all dog flesh.
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CHARLESTON COUNTY TAX SALES.

The sale of the county real estate of n
auent taxpayers was continued yesterday at
the Fire-proof Building. No bidders appear
ing the following pieces we're Knocked down
to the State lor the taxes due on them:
leo. Habenicht, vacant lot, Mount Pleasant,
s22 SO.
Berkeley. $3.50 40
- Hare, vacant lot, Mount Pleasant,
s26 &C..
Geo. Haselton, $50 acres, 81. Stephens,
! s29 20
N. hathaway, 15o acres, 81. James santee,
| SIG 76.
j. D. binds, rs acres, st. Stephens, $39 3D.
Thomas Irwin, IA acres, st. James santee,
Sc Sc.
Henry Jackson, 200 acres, st. James santee,
Mrs. Haley johnson, 100 acres, st. Stephens.
$1e so.
Cesar Jones, 10 acres, st. James santee,
$709
Mra B. Jackson, 1s2 acres, st. James San
tee, SIS II.
E.iate Miss Keith, $50 acres, st. Thomas,
$l06 &c..
Louis Kenacke, building, sullvan's Island,
s57 76.
E. 1. Kerrlson, le vacant lots, Mount Pleas.
ant, $33 60.
B. A. Kendall, agent 415 acres, st. Thomas,
SIS 81. "
Julia Kiuloch. 20 acres, st. stephen'a, So Is.
L. F. Klelpstein, 2lo acres, Christ Church,
sl56 70. &
The sale will be resumed to-day at IL NJ,
commencing at the letter L oi the delinquent
list.
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Markets by Telegraph.
HONEY MARKETS.

LONDON, July 6.
Noon.-Oousols s2x. Bonds slH:
Noon.-Stocks strong. Gold dull at lSH.
Money easy st4. Exchange, long 10; short lOK.
Governmen's strong and steady. State ponds
dull but s:eadv.
Sterliog quiet at sHal0. Gold dull ar l81fal34.
Governments STEADY. states dull with no mate
rial change. The bank statement shows loans IN.
crease TO be seven aud seVrn-ei9 hths mulons;
specie increase nearly SIX millions; deposits In
crease nine aud three.egnths. millions; legal ten.
ders decrease two and half millions.
COTTON MARKETS.
Noon..ootton opened steadier; uplands 1lHd;
Later.-CU ton quiet; sales 5000 bales; specula-
Evening.-uvtton closed unchanged.
NEW YORK. July o.
Evenine-ootton during the "sek has declined
on very moderate business. The Cotton tx
change has been COS d since Wednesday. Sales
for the week reached 81. .205 bales or which $500
bales were for future delivery, and 1905 bales on
the spot; OF the spot cotton, Bpinners took a794
bales, exporters 857 bales, and spectators 81
bales.
Cotton dull; mIddling 25xc; sales $50 bales;
''0' PHILADELPHIA, July 9.
BALTIMORE July 8.
Cotton, nothing doing; mlddllng 25hc; gross
receipts bale; stock 776
Cotton dull; low middling 23xc; net receipts
50 balea; exports cossswise g.; stock eea.
Cotton quiet; middling 2iHc; expol ts coastwise
bales; stock 1917.
Cotton dull; middlngs 2sxc,; net receipts es
bales; exports eoasSwne las; salea s; STOCK l4s7.
Cotton nominal at 23Hc; low mddngs 22Xc;
MEMrHIs, July 8.
Cotton dull; mlddl!ngs Axc; net receipts 100
MOBILE July 8.
Cotton dull and nominal; mtddIings 2sHc; net
recelprs bales; exports coastwise 81; sales 20;
NEW ORLEANS, July 8.
Cotton dull with little dong; middlngi 2tc;
net recefnts Al bales; gross 43; exports 10 Great
Britain 264s; coastWlse $40; sales S7s; STOCK
II 522.
Cotton nominal; good ordinary 2okc; net re-
ceIpts bales; exports coastwise 1855; stock TIT.
PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, July 6.
Noon.-Breadstufrs quiet. Lard 4os. TurRen.
tine Ais.
soon.-sugar, spot, ss,. cd. LONDON July g.
Noon.-Flour dull. Wheat quiet. Corn quiet.
Pork nrm at SIS 4oalS 65-the latter for fresh 10.
spected. Lard steady-steam 9Ha9x. Turpen-
tine nrm at 49, ka4sc. Aosln steady at $S 05a3 l2K
Tor rained.
Evening.-Flnur dull and 1oa15c lower; common
tn fair extra SO 8,a8 TO-; xood 10 hoice So 95al2.
Wheat shade easier. with fair milling aud ex-
port demand. Pork steady. Lsr.i dull; kettle
sxc. NsvaIs and gr ce, les quiet hut firm.
BALTIMORE July 6.
Flonr dull and unchanged. There Is little better
feeling for wheat: Corn quiet and scarce. Oats
dull; white 45c. Rye 7oaSOc. Provisions strong.
Ne. pork ID 50al3 Is. Bacon shoulders &c. Lard
9a9xc, Whiskey nominal.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-07-08
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