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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-08-16
TIE NEW YORK VEGETABLE AND
FRUIT MARKETS.
The Daily Bulletin, of Wednesday, Angus

The Daily Bulletin, of Wednesday, august
IA, says: $50, ,,,. mod
The demand FOR potatoes continues ont mSE, aSSr
crate. and prices, though scarceiy quor~y ',oIc,
iowpr. rule In favor of buyers. o"s binn,ng Tu
lions for potatoes are in bulk. addsd 10 sIppW We
order SOC. per barrel must 9e oh ao onS Lack
snn So whites 81 25al so. In vegetables there 10 S
sJr s.;r shinnino demand from near-oy ous vi
ia ia,rn dn,Iers and moderate trade WIN locai
s'".nro hrt the abundance and cneapuees o'
ouSe,e;, ;,r,,its has tendency to check tlle cVh,
Sn,i.s S.een innniry. and prices geneIails iuhs
nrettv low. We quole green corn 90 oOGa Sosa. 40
pnnored; red onions, per oo oul, ,ri,Ss. c,,cnmb.
Connec.leoIE,, @ Island Csc. per 100; sqnash, mar,
Prs, mpp nor bbl.. slal 25; new turnips, Slal oo
romtTi hni caobages s8all per loo; oeets, jersey,
~ eE Eo. oo toTatoes. Long Island, 50a75c per bas-
10. nvs eeg plant 50 50a3 per dozen. ,.-
Peaches arrive very freely, ana Tue Qualify
Ia Generally better, but the prices commune
Iow Sales were made this morning oy the
oor o~ load at 5Ca75c per basket as they run.
Crates were hard TO move, the price being
relatively cheaper than by the crate, anu
buyers prefer packing their own crates lor
SHIPMENT. Apples are very dull ana prices
nearly nominal. Pears plenty but still SLOWLY.
Plnms In moderate demand and about steaoy.
Nutmeg melons are lower. Waterinelons very
abundant and low. Grapes In moderate sup.
ply, and where in good orGer meeG IGauy hhi
sale We quote New apples 25cas2 So per Dol;
Watermelnns 3 5Oa35 per 100 ior Carolina, and
s6a90 ner 100. Virginia, Delaware and Jersey
Nnimpp melons $2a2 rs per Dol. Fears
common s2a3; do. Bell So 5Oa4 SO; 40. BAR.
le,ts ner crate s2a4. Peaches-D'la"alee
s1al so per crate; 5OaT5c Tor baskets, anu
Jersey 30a50c per basket
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rhs onar,s.,on Market.

tos rug WEEK ENDING THURSDAY, AUGUST Is, 1872.
THE CRops.-There were increasing reports OF
worms in some sections OF the COTTON oei'' ou'
the amount OF injury yet received from them Is
,,rcer,ain. The weather in this State has been
marked by seasonsble rains, which have i'm
mr. we'd the prospea,, which is promising. unless
continued wet spell should prevail. The appear
ance of rust among the sea i.land crop In ibis
vicinity Is announced.
Tpe RKcR1prs.-The arrivals at the cotton
porrs for the week up to Friday last were li7S
halea against 2ll7 bales the week before and
e.5. bsles for the time last year. AT
New Orleans the supplies were 232 bales In
contrast with a2I4 bales for the period OF the pre-
vicus year. The total receipts at the cotton ports
from september /, 1871, up 10 the latest dates were
7la 1872 bales against s,sS9 4Ss bales last year,
showing a decrease OF l.2766e7 bales. The
arrivals at the principal Southern markets
from September l, ISL, up TO the latest tele'
graphic intelligence as compared with the year
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TIE COURTS.
,JuntcipaI Court.

Municipal Court. ~
Monday Force, applied for lodgings a's-
,haraed william Jones, drunk and disorder
10 tgo dollars or twenty days
:" Trial Justice Courts.
p,cbard TAYLOR was carried before Trial JUS
t,ce A. NJ. Mackey, yesterday, for having as
san,ted his wife with hatchet. Sentence,
afteen dollars or thirty days In Jail. he paio
up. and was subsequently rearrested 1or re-
turning to his home and using threatening
language towards tae inmates. :,
Robert Williams was convicted el assault
and battery by Trial Justice John G: hackeS'
and sentenced to pay two dollars and cosls'
or spend thirty days In jail.
Decisions by Judge Graham.
Judge Graham has decided, In the case oi
Earle against Earle, (suit to ascertain wnethe,
a widow can claim dover and homestead
ont of the same estate,) that the widow IS
legally entitled to bolh
In the cross suits between the hon. .. D..
Campbell and Messrs. John Fraser d co. the
tudge has decreed that the costs must be paid
by the firm.
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TRAVELLERS TESTIMONY. Thousands OF
travellers by land and sea have vouched for The
efficacy of Hostetler's Stomach Bltters as
preventive of the physical disturbances which
ordinarily arise from change of climate and
the changes of diet, water, &C., Incident to a
wandering life. Upon systems toned, In
vIgorated and regulated by this genial Vege-
table autidote the external causes oil debility
and diseases seem TO produce little or no
effect. Forearued with Hostetter's Bltters
the voyager may bid defiance to seaslckness
and encounter the chilling fogs of the British
Isles the coast winds of the Antilles, the icy
temperature OF Northern Alaska, or the burn
ing heat OF the tropics with equal impunity.
The effect of this admirable medlcated stlmu-
liant is greatly to increase the vital energy Of
the system, thereby enabling 1t to resist and
repel the exciting causes Of disease.
augl2-mwf3D&w
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LOCdE E.iCONICS.

The f,ag of the CbamOer Of Commerce and
tbose of the shipping in the docks were dis
played at half.mast on "Wednesday as token
Of respect for the memory of Mr.. c. N. Hubert.
The Detective Office Is undergoing SON
internal improvements, such as yelloW-Wash-
ing and repainting.
A young man was accidentally struck in the
mouth with bat yesterday afternoon whi'e
playing base ball at the foot OF Broad street.
and badly cut. He was taken to the City Hos
n,ta, where his wound was eewed up by the
nbysIcIan in charge, after which he proceeded
to his home.
The till of Mr. Bulwinkle, grocer at the
corner of Queen ard Mazyck streets, was
robbed abont one o'clock yesterday of several
dollars In currency, by Nassau Grant and Rob-
ert Lide, two prohclents well known at the
Detective Office. They had not been captured
at last accounts.
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AN ASPIRATION ABOUT TO BE RE
Allied.
TO TIE EDITOR OF TIE NEWS.

TO THE EDlTOH Oc IpE NEWS
On the 2sth day of November, 1870, Cover
nor Scott sent into the General Assembly a
message, In which the following extract ap-
pears: IF could close my term. knowing that
my efforts had been successful in makiog all
men feel once more that they have common
interest In the reputation and prosperity OF the
State, should rest content with myself and
thankful to the God of Peace, who used me as
his instrument"
Yes. we think, after reading Cardozo's,
Parker,s and his own letters. that he has been
an instrument in making people feel that 1t is
about time that their common Interest was
looked after, and that, too, in way that
would not bring much contentment to mis-
weary soal, and little different from his God
of Peace intended. Our idea of prosperity to
the State would be to make him and the
rest returna large part of the common interest
they took from the people he desires to unite,
and that would give US start towards that
kind of prosperity that South Carolina needs;
and the best way to do 1t Is to heln The NEWS
Idea of the last few days-force the Ring into
the Courts, Scott, Parker, Cardozo, and the
innocent but honest Kimpton. VICTIM.
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Eruort. OF the Week ending August TO-

Exports OF the Week ending August '''
FOREIGN.
Cork AND MARKBT-Per brig Henry anu ldo,u hTu'
se-2OO bbs spirits turpeni!ne and sSl ops IHS,u.
ST JoHNs, N B-Per British brig Julla LiuesJ ~ ~
152 232 ieet timber 24508 feet boards, lo' ops u
1osin. 28 bbls spirits turpentine.
DOMESTIC.
NEW YoRK-Per steamship South Caronnam;,U0 ln no,o0
hales upaud cotton, IS tlerces rice, 10y ua,o'
domestics and goods, so casks clay lZos ps,s Il"
val stores. I2 bundles paper. 9s pKgs sanoIlss
Per schr Jonas Smh-27 bhls snlrits tui rs
1sIs hhs rosu Per steamship Jas AueefM ,.o,se
600 ,.and cotton, 80 ba'es upland cotton W naass
JomestIcs AMI guods, 13o tcs rice, oL caeA' o''''
sS, hh,s naval stores, $50 pEgs sundrles.
PuTIADsLPHlA-Per steamship rive. y hai iou
5s ti.rces rice, il2 bales upland cotlon % os'
dom.stics ca bundles raper 9i3 oDls naVai sSo,
Ias ons old iron 20, 100 feet LUMBER 70 pacAas0'
'R.iTIMoRg-Per steamship FalconIlsl nales e1 ~
nnand co:tn, 81 tiercea RICE 632 Dds rosa ioa oa
oar avles s6 car wheels, 6.0U0 feet iumOeI, 70
,ons leather bags wool, 2 bundles h.ues' n nliu
,ohscco. 20 packages sundries. <...
pRoyIpENcE, K I-Per schr hattle-loo,o4o iees
lumber. ,,,, e n pommeI- -a6o
tons phosphate rock. 49,, -, -,
phate rock.
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Markets ny Telegraph.
MONEY MARKETS.


LONDON August Is.
Noon.-Consols s2X. Bonds s2h.
Evening. In the Bank Of England de-
creased E650o0 during the past week. Oonsols
and American securities closed unchanged.
NEW YORK. August is.
Noon.-FreIghts quiet. stocks firmer. Gold
steady at lax. Money easy at Q. exchange
long 8x; short OK. Governments Still steady.
state bonds dull and firm.
.Evening.-FreightB active. Money easy ct to
8 ON call. Exchange quiet and steady at 8Ha8x.
Gold 16a15H. Loans las for carrying. Govern.
ments opened firm, about Y above last Nights
prices aud steady during the day, closing firm at
opening prices: Eighty ones IS; s1tyrT9s iS1;
Tennessees "a; now 73X. VIrginiss 46; new 6oH.
Consols 6oH; deferred l6k. Louislanas 81; now
As. Levee skies and Bixly-elghts ~. Alabama
eights SO; hves so. Georgia skies IS; seveDs SO.
North CarolInas az; new q. Special tax IL.
south Carcllnas t3; new 2sHi April aud OCTOBER
25.
COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, August Is.
.Noon.-Cotton opened firm; upands sHalod;
Orleans 1oHd.
Later.-Gotton arm; Gales $1,000 bales; specula-
tion and export 5000 bales.
Evening" closed unchanged.
NEW YORK. August 15.
NooD.-Cotton quiet; sales $50 bales; uplands
21x, Orleans 22Hc.
Evening.-OotIon easy; sales 22o3 bales; mid.
ding upands 2lXc. Orleans 22x. Sales OF
futures to day $500 bales, a. follows: August 20h
September 20 xa2OH; October 10 1.16al9x; Eovem.
ber 1s1<a1SX; December ls e.l6alsk; January
l8x.
BOSTON, August 16.
Cotton, middllngs 22Hc; net receipts 80 bales;
gross 304; sales 200; stock 1909.
PHILADELPHIA, August Is.
Cotton quiet; mlddlings 2lxc.
BALTIMORE, August Is.
Cotton dull: mlddlings 2lAc: gross receipts
% bales; exports coasLwise 80; sales 90; STOCK
1859.
NORFOLK, August is.
Cotton quet; low mlddling zoe; net receipts
10 bales; exports coastwise 100; stick 304.
WILMINGTON, August 16.
Cotton firm; mlddllngs 2oKc; stock zsS.
SAVANNAH, August Is.
Cotton nominal; middngs 2Oc; net receipts IL
bales; exports coastwise 8; sales 10; stock 9s1.
AUGUSTA. August ID.
Cotton nominal; middlings 19c; net receipts s
bale; sales ..
MEMpHIs, August 15
Cotton dull; middlings 2lK cts; net receipts 50
bales.
MOBILE August Is.
Cotton, nothing doing; net receipts balesi
stock 748.
NEW ORLE ANS. August 10.
Cotton quiet and nominal; low middlings lsSa
l9Xc; net receipts bales; gross 9; sales o.;
stock e82l. ,,r,.,,s
y eOetton firm; good ordinary leha2oc; sales loo
bales stock lrSS.
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A FLAaRANT OUrRAGE.-Mrs. McAllen,
respectable lady Of this city, and possessed of
considerable property, was carried before
Trial Justice L. I. Woolf on Tuesday last,
charged with breach Of the peace, which,
she alleges, was never committed. The Justice
sentenced her to pay twenty-five dollars and
costs, aud on her refusal to comply, sent her
to Jail without allowing time enough for the
production of security. Mrs. McAllen remained
in Jail until after nighttall, when one OF her
relatives hearing of her disagresable situation
went to the Jll! aud secured her release by
paying the fine and costs.
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PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL, August 10.
No,, preaiistuGJ uuier Cumberland cut
32s Cd. r,,.v vo,v .rono,,s
Noon.-Flour dull and declining. Wheat noml.
naIIy lower. corr dun ana unchanged. PORK
nnict. mess sl3 02al3 rs. Lard quiet; steam sHa
ssX' Turpeptne quiet at 62kc. Rosin steady
at s3 gu for strained.
75 common To fair extra 50 s0al2 rs. Whiskey
Hrmer and more active, closing at CSC. Whear Ia
&c lower; winter red Western 81 coal 80. Corn
without material change. Pork dull at $l3 60s
l3 75 Mess beef dull; extra mess $8a10. Lard
quiet at sSaehc. Turpentine quiet.
ST. LOUIS, August is.
Flour steady. Corn dull and dropping; No 2
mixed 36a37c Whlskey closed lower at 81 crs.
Pork Grmer; small lois at sl3 GOALS eaHals rs.
Bacon firm and advancing; shoulders 77<a7hci
clear sides 10al0Hc. Lard unchauged.
CINCINNATI, August Is.
Flour steady for new at ST; STOCK OF cid about
exhausted. Corn steady at 4oa47c for oil; new
73a75c Pork IN fair demand and nrm at $lS SO.
.rd firm: no winter stock offered; held nomt-
nally at SHc for steam and 8a8<c for kettle; SUM-
mer SHc. shoulders steady at Ike; clear RIB
sides sold at exc. Whlskey quiet and weak at
89t
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

Previous to removal to our new store, No.
275 King street, We will offer great bargains
in all of our goods. Just received, fine as
sortment of White Linens, and line assorl-
ment of Bleached Longclotbs-all the faVorite
brands at favorite figures. The best selection
in Calicoea. Elegant stock OF Dress Goods.
Ladies' and Gents Underwear. Broadcloth In
all its branches, Towels, Damasks, Napkins,
&c. Lace Shawls, Parasols, Gloves, Ribbons.
Corsets. Hosiery, the cheapest and best In
market, al FURcHGorT, BENEDICT & Co., No..
pa King street. augl5
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Wilmington Market.
WILMINGTON. August II.

WILMINGTON. August IL
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-The market fss ad.
vauced Nc. The sales Today were 900 casks az
46c per gallon for Southern packages.
RosN.-The market for strained Is drm, ana mas
advanced &c. The 1ner qualities show an ad.
vance OF about 25c. The sales to-day embraced
1905 bbls at s3 25a3 80 for strained, So SsaS ~
for No. 2 So rs for low No. !, 81 for No ], s! ~
for low pale, S. for pale, and S. rs 1or e4tra
pale. -, -,
CRUDE TURpRNTTNE.-Recept and sales Of 500
bbls at So SO for hard, So IS for yellow dip ana
81 IS for virgin.
TAR-Sales OF SO bbis at 81 per bbl. larket
firm.
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BUILDING MATERIAL.-An extensive stock
and large variety of Doors, sashes, Bliads'
Balusters, Mouldings, &C., are kept constantly
on hand by Mr.. P. p. Toale, at his warerooms,
No. 20 Hayne street and No. SO Pinckney street.
The above are all made ut his own factory on
Horlbeck's wharf. He keeps, also, French and
American Window Glass, Stained Glass, Slate
Mantels Builders Hardware, &C., from the
best manufacturers. mch8-fmWlyr
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THE FIRST NEW CAROLINA RIoE.-The
earliest receipt of new Carolina rics this sea-
son took place here yesterday by the arrival Of
the sloop George Washington, Captain Kelly,
from the Grimban plantation, on Pon-Pon
River, with four hundred bushels new rough
rice, consigned to Messrs George Ingraham &
Son. This rice was raised by Andrew Deas,
a colored planter, who has an excellent crop,
and has succeeded in getting the first to
market
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FINANo1A1 AND COMMERCIAL.
TmnOrtS.

L1vERpooL-Per British bark Georgiana-22,1 125
tuudles arrow ties, to K Mure d co; 12s boxes tin
and pipe OIL 10 trenholm Son; 9S pxgs ma
en- nery,2 casks wine, TX casks whi'Eey, 10 or.
crates earthenware, to VIM Webb; II crate. OF
earlhenware, to Railroad Agent; 100 cases bottled
beer, to BenIy Card; So casks bottled beer, to
Tobias Sons; 80 octaves gin. to Mordecsi c.; 8
pEgs hardware, to Hart CO; 1868 pots, S79 camp
ovens. rec spiders, 1904 cnvers, 345 biscuit ovens,
GO ekillets basket casks and case hardware,
to ] Adger Il co: 1913 pois l02 oven covers, oo
spiders and covers, to J r Agnew Son.
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OUR PRICES CURRENT.-We especially invite
the attention of our merchants to The NEWS
Prices current, issued this morning. Made
up with the utmost care, and handsomely
printed with entirely new type, it forms, with
the business card of the house forwarding it.,
the most attractive and welcome weekly
commercial circular that can be used. Price,
for ten copies or more, with business cards,
two and half cents per copy; single copies
FIVE cents.
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Hotel Arrivnfs-August 10.
CHARLESTON.

T.. r. Cornell. Geor2etown; L. ID Cnilus'
Frederick A. Sawyer, s. c.; 0. P. Reed, JACK
sonville. Fla; L. H. Chatham, Vermont; Jo-
senh Bels,nger, Savannah; E. A. Holmes,
Vermont; P. L. g. Verden, Delawarei I. s.
Hall. Florida; W. G. Brown, Wilmington, N.
C.: p. Glebelhousie, Savannah; W. 7. J. o.
Woodward, S. c.; J. q. Tomlinson, New
Orleans.
PAVILION.
B. T. Hazard, A. Morgan, Georgetown; W.
W. Rawls, Ridgeville; V. H. stearD, keE-
tucky: II. Horney, New York; T. g. Browning,
Beaufort; P. NJ. Sprinkle, Southern Express
Company; E. s. Homer, Camden, N. J.
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Music ON THE BArTERY.-White Point Gar
den is a favorlte resort with Charlestonians,
especially on Saturday evenings, and during
the summer there has been a general regret
that the charms of music were not added 10
those of land and sea. This was brought to
the attention of Major Stevens, the post CON-
mandant, day or Two ago, and that gentle
man promptly and courteously gave his in.
structions to the Post Band to play on the Bat
terry every Saturday, from FIVE to seven o'clock
Id the afternoon. The first performance will
take place to morrow, when the Battery is sure
to be thronged.
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NOTICE TO DRUGGIsrs.-By act Of the Leg
islature, druggists are required to have the
ANTIooTE 10 each poison or poisonous COM
pound sold by them printed upon the label on
each bottle or package. THE NEWS Job Office
Is prepared to print 10 order all such labels,
being provided with the requisite cuts. Speci'
mems may be seen on application.
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SERIOUS AccIDENT.-About eleven O'CLOCK
yesterday morning, an old negro man, Caesar
Baksr,-lhe butler of Mrs. William Adger, while
engaged in washing the window glasses In the
second story of that ladys residence, In Meet
ing street, lost his balance and fell TO the
brick pavement below, severely bruising his
forehead aud body, and cutting the inner side
of the left ankle. The cut has the appearance
of one produced by q fractured bone. He was
taken up and carried indoors, where ne re-
celved every attention. DR.. Joseph Yates
was Immediately sent for, and after-an ex-
animation pronounced his Injuries of o serious
though not necessarily fatal nature. Cesar Is
very respectable colored man, and has been
In the service of the family for over forty
years.
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The stock or the article In sight ut the latest

Increase OF stock In sight, .......... Z4i,oas
The arrivals at this port for the week just ter.
minated were - bags OF tsea Islands and Florldas
and $40 bales OF uplands, OF which lis were from
Mobile, against - bags OF sea Islands and Florl'
das and Ill bales Of uplands the week before,
and - bags of sea islands and Flordas and $50
bales OF uplauds for the corresponding week the
year previous. These sup lies came as follows,
Say OF uplaudH, per South Carolina Railroad, 3o1
bales; Northeastern Railroad, Ia bales; Savannah
and Charleston Railroad. bale; Peedee, bales;
Florldas l bale; Santee, bale. or sea islands -.
The COTTON MARKEr.-This staple during a
part OF this period had an easier tendency, but
became frmer, the rates in the foreign market,
which commenced at 1Od declined to 9A@sId,
improved to 9%@l0d for middling upiands. AT
New York prices were ut 2l3S@2l%c. while at this
point the article was quiet AMI nominal, Win
limited transactions. Tie movements In the artl
Gle at Liverpool and New York for the time were
as follows: On Frilay, August 0, the former
was firm, uplands Od, sales $1,000 bales; the lat
ter was steady, uplands 2lAc, sales 1775 bales.
On Saturday the former closed dull, uplands 1o1,
sales 900 bales; the latter was steady, uplands
el%c, GALES 1898 bales. On Monday the former
was easier uplands 9Td, sales 10000 bales; the
latter was dull OF 2l1lc, sales 775 bales. On Tues
day the former was dull, uplands 9a199Td, sales
10000 bales; the latter was easier, uplands 21&c,
sales 1871 bales. On wednesday The TO mer was
strong, uplands sX@lod, sales $4,000 bales; the
lit er was quiet at2lAc, sales ll44 bales. Yes
terd ~ the former was steady, uplands 9N@lod,
sales Is 900 bales; the latter was stea y ut 2lsc
The following we're the sales and prices 10 this
market for the past week. On Friday, August g.,
the demand was in moderate way; sales ll5
bales, mlddling grades selling at ls3sc, and low
mlddling at 19c q lb; also, bale new Florida,
classea low mlldling, at 2lc p fb. On Saturday
limited demand prevailed but factors were ask
lug rates above the Views OF purchasers; sales
only bales; low middling ut 19c q IT, on hon-
day the market was quiet and DULL with sale
OF bag new Florida upands, gin cut at lsc Q ID.
On Tuesday there was moderate demand at
easier prlces sales 26o bales; low middlIng grades
selling at 1870 and middling at lsc q tb. On We'd
nesday the inquiry WAS limited at rather lrmer
rates; sales ITS bales low middllng grades selling
at lsc p 1t. Yesterday the market was quiet;
sales about 200 bales, among which were 10 at
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THERMOMETRICIL.

The range of the thermometer yesterday
at the drug store of Mr.. Joseph Blackman, on
the south side OF Broad street, was as iollo"s'
8 A. NJ, IS; 10 A. NJ, So; II NJ. Sc; 2 ?. NJ S''
AP.M.. 81: 6P. NJ, s5; P. NJ. 81.
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SPECIAL ANNoUNCEMENr.-We have just re.
ceived one thousand boxes, each containing
one quire OF hne Nole Paper and Envelopes
to match, (wlthout initial,) also Penholder
and Pen. Price Is cents per box. Hasel
Street Bazaar and East Bay News Room.
ian3f
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Stead Brothers Sea Island Cotton Mar
LIVERPOOL, August 2, 1872.

IIVkHPUULJ 3 uKUdt ., Iof-'
There continues to be very limited demand
for aea island, aud the few sales made this week
attempt was made on Friday last to revive the
old practice Of selling sea island by auction, which
proved to be complete failure. scarcely aHy
buvers attended the sale, and. although about 300
bags were offered only about 80 we're disposed Of,
chiefly after the auction. The business OF the
week amounts only to 80 bags, including 10 from
2Sd TO 3sd. 2 at 45d, and 10 bags forwarded. Fully
half the sales were In Texas cotton. The sales OF
sea island substitutes comprise 40 Tahiti from 16d
to 2ad, 20 Laguayra from cid to 24d, and 10 Peru.
Wan Ut 26d.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-08-16

DRESS Goods DRESS GOODS Louis Cohen
i Co. beg leave to draw the attention of the
public to their Fresh Stock of Dress Goods,
just received, comprising the latest novelties
and styles, and at prices fully twenty-five
per cent. below their cost of importation. A
call is respectfully solicited. LOUIS COHEN d
Co., No. As King street. maybe.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-08-16

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Ing One Qnre Initial Note Paper, Twenty-four
Initial Envelopes, Penholder and Pen, for
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