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, 1872-11-21
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT!
Probate Notice.

NNHEREAS GEORGE D. HILL. ADMI l.
w istrator of the estate of ]. ID. Burmiste :,
deceased, has petitioned this Court to order the
sale of said estate to pay debts: and whereas it
appears by such petition that there is not sufi-
cieut personal property in the hands of the Ad.
ministrator to pay said debts and the expenses
of the administration, and that it is necessary
to sell the real estate as well as the personal
estate for the payment of such debts, therefore
it is ORDERED. that Tuesday, the 10th day of
December A. D. 1872, at o'clock. P. NJ. at the
court room of said Probate Court. in the town
of whafcom, and county aforesaid, is appointed
for hearing said petitio |, and all persons inter-
ested are hereby notified and directed to appear
at the time and place above herein specified to
show cause why an order should not be grante
to the said Administrator to sell as much of the
real estate of the deceased as shall be requisite
to pay such charges and debts.
In testimony whereof Ihave hereunto set my
hand and official seal. at Whatcom, this Both
day Of october, A. D. 1872.
J. Il. PLASTER,
Probate Judge.
, 1872-11-21


The undersigned resumes the editor
ship of the Tribune, which he relnquish-
ed ON embarking in another line of bust
ness six months ago. Henceforth it
shall be his endeavor to make this a
thoroughly Independent journal, treat
ing OH parties and political movements
Nh judicious fairness anf candor, but
courting the favor and depreciatng the
wrath of no one. If he can hereafter
10y anything which will tend to heartily
mite the whole American people on the
broad platform of universal amnesty and
impartial suffrage he will gladly do so.
For the present, however, he can best
command that consummation by silence
and forbearance. The victors in our
late struggle can hardly fail to take the
whole subject of Southern rights and
wrongs into an early and earnest consid-
Grafton, and to them for the present he
commits the SUBJECT. Since he will never
again be candidate for any office, and
is not in full accord with either Of the
great parties which have. hitherto divid-
ed the country. he will be able and will
endeavor to give wider and steadier re-
gard to the progress of science, industry,
and the useful arts, than partisan jour.
nal can do. He will not be provoked to
an indulgence in those bitter personali-
ties which are recognized as the bane of
journalism. Sustained by generous
people he will do his best to make the
Tribune power in the broader field il
now contemplates, as, when human free
dom was in peril, it was in the arena of
political partisanship.
HORACE GREELEY.
, 1872-11-21

BRITISH EVACUATION OF San JUAN
The Colonist of the 10Th says: The SEN
ior Officer of the Fleet has received an
official telegram informing him of the
cession of San Juan to the United States.
H. NJ. s. Scout sailed yesterday to San
Juan and the West Coast. Upon her
return from the Coast she will call at
San Juan Island and take on the men,
stores, ammunition and armament of
the evacuating garrison.
, 1872-11-21
A. Macintosh,
Notary Pubic and ConVeyancer'
REAL, ESTATE AND TAX AGENT.

Has complete Abstract Of Title to all
Lands in King County. Will attend to
the purchase and sale Of Lands any
where on Puget Sound. Special atten-
ton paid to the transfer OF Real Estate
and payment of Taxes. Patronage So
licited and satisfaction guaranteed.
Office on Mill Street, oppposite the
Occidental Hotel, Seattle, King County
". t. eeH'A
, 1872-11-21
SUMMONS.

In the Sd Judicial District of Washington
Terri Dry holding terms at Stellacoom, fer
Pierc. county.
, 1872-11-21

Mr.. GREELEY's CARD.-The telegraph
furnished US, the other day. it seems,
only part Of Mr.. Greeley's card. The
public will be curious to see the whole
of it, and we annex it as follows:
, 1872-11-21
WAGONS 1!

m he UNDERSIGNED HAVE JUST
ceived car load of tie celebrated
re HUTELER FARM WAGONS,
size 3, 80, and 3s4 thimbles, which. they
will sell cheap for cash. The wagons
can be seen at Hackshaw's Livery Sta
BILE, opposite the Occidental Hotel.
HACKSHAW l. SHOUDY.
Esy. IL, d&v2m.
, 1872-11-21
Boston Brown Bread !

A SUPERIOR ARTICLE OF THE
"A above bread will be delivered hot,
in any part of the City on Sunday morn
ing. Please leave your orders at the
EUREKA BAKERY. on Saturday even
ing. WM. MEYDENBAUER.
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1870 bales; gross 1910; exports to Great Britain
1855; TO GHnoa 1913; to Barcelona iii; sales
$4,000; stock 16l,l7s. - ,,,, -.
Cotton srmer; good ordinary 2oa20Nc; net re-.
ceIpts 2l1 bales; sales 1000; stock 81 sb6.
PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, March %.
EYen:ng.-Red winter wheat lis ii. Corn 27s
Cd. Common rosln sass Cd.
NEW YORK, March %.
Noon.-Flour dull end unchanged. Wheat
dull and declining Corn a shade frmer. Pork
quiet. new mess $12 75a12 80. Lard unchanged,
steam sxaSXc. Turpentine quiet at Tic. Ros.
In quiet and firm at $3a3 10 for strained.
EveniDg.-Four steady. Whissey dull at S7Ac.
Wheat steadier; winter red Western 81 67al 10.
Corn lc better, at 70a7lHc. Rice in fair request
at 8Xa9Xc. Pork shade easer, at Sl2 IS. Lard
steady. Naval stores quiet. Tallow dull at SKA
15.16c.
BALTIMORE, March 2S. !.
Flour frm and unchanged. Wheat active and
unchanged. Corn, white 63a65c, yellow 63c.
Provisions nominal Lard dull at sAaSSc. WINS
key dull and nominal. ,,u,, 40
= CINCINNATI. Marcn 25.
Flour dull and dropping; family So Soa6 20.
Corn dull at 45ss6c. PORK, S12 asked. Lard
prime steam at skc. Bacon unchanged. Wnis-
key CSC. ,,..o, 90
Pork s1l s2kc. Bacon quiet aud unchanged.
LOUISVILLE, Maren 28.
Provisions dull Shoulders 5kc; clear sides &c.
Pork $12. Whiskey 85c.
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River, for the North Of -Europe5 acsdins--
Lesesne d Wells. aE..JfFs ~
Julia, tBr) - tons, Baker, In the Stream, for Law.
Mellta, (BrI CO.. toms .Eightbody, at Aarsh,s
wharf, from Madeira, repairing-Henry Card.
BARKS.
Windermere, Br.) y tons, Yeaman, at Accom-.
mediation wharf, for Liverpool, loading-H
Uriel. (aern.l - tons. siebold, in the Stream:
Heinrich B'Jorn, (Nor) - tons, Eluersten, in the
Stream, from Sligo, Ireland, waiting-Henry
New Republic, lBrl $50 tons, Bartlett, in the
Ebenezer. (Nor,) - tons. Mathiesen, at Union
wharf, to be repaired Henry Card.
Urscs Minor, (Nor,l - tons. Nielsen. In the
Stream, from sligo waltlng-Henry Card.
BEIGS.
Wsverly. s2o tons. Terry in Ashley River, for
Baltimore. losding--Sireet Bros 4 CO.
Minnie Abble, 344 rons Harding. at Central wharf,
for Boston, loadlng.-M Goldsmith l. Son.
Mercealta span tons oyeT a. gTeTa Hs
JoVen Joaquin, tspan.l - tons, foatrodona. ma at
Brown G c-'swharf, f.r Barcelona loading
Almirante. ispan,) - tons Guanabery$ at Brown
As, COS wharf, for Barcelona loadins-W r
Erie, - tons, Sears. at Central wharf, from Bos-
ton, dlscharging-RoRch Monett.
sCHooNERs.
J Broomall, 221 tons. DOUGLASS, In Ashley
River, for Philadelphia, loadlng-H Baker
Myrover. 40 TONS Erown, at n E Railroa wharf,
for New York, loadlng-Roach Monett.
Flying scudd, 100 tons, Owens, IN Ashley River,
fer Richmond, va, oadlng-Cohen Wells.
R Emerson, 3is tons, snow ln Ashley River.
for Boston, loadiDg-Oohen Wells.
E L Leonard, lis tom, Foster, In Ashley River,
for Boston, loadng-Street Bros CO.
Mary. 100 tons GilchrIst, IN the Stream, for
Bucksville S G. ready Enslow d CO.
Ranger, - TONS GoodIng. at Central wharf, for
New Orleans, ready-Strect Bros CO.
Louisa Frazier = TONS Steelman. at Kerr's
wharf, from Baltimore, discharging-H Bull.
EinSle.
N Hawkins, s95 tons. Wyatt; at Adger's wharf,
from New York, discnarging-Roach Il Mof-
Frank Emily, tons, McCobb. at Kerr's wharf,
from Norfolk, Va, dischargtog- Bull
winkle.
Hand. - TONS -Hand. at Ferris wharf, from
New York, Observation-Disclosures BulWlnkle.
Stephen Hart, 255 tons Hart, 10 Ashley River,
for New Haven, loadng-Roach Monett.
Wanata, 229 tons, SwiL slt0n, at Atlantic Wnarl,
from Wilmington, Del. tischarging-haster.
Kate Foster. ia tons, l,osebro0k, at Accommoda.
ton wharf, from Baltimore, dlschargtng-J A
EnBlow CO.
Lizzie bakers, (Br.) - tons, Mcdonald. at BROWN
& co.'s wharf, frUm Cardenas, discharging-W
P Hall.
Marietta Steeman - tons. Steelman. at Gas
Company's wharf, from Baltimore, dlscharg-
,iDg-Master.
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Passengers.

Per steamship South Carolina. for New York
Mrs Dodge, Mrs D L Dodge, nurses and two
children. y Holden, II Mather, n Coles Jno
Williams, Miss Isabel Coles.J Patterson. T Law
renee, E A Lawrence, Jno Monera, Martin Fox, r
B Frost. Miss Murphy. P Roso, Mrs Schwenten, P
Davis, James Muldoon, N lster ] JOS Muldoon, Mr.
BuDzel, IP Weathersby. Leroy Corwln, Mr and
Mrs. Fitzpatrick, Thad Davids, Mrs Peck, W vii.
llams, B ailiIams and wife, Mrs Hubbard and
two children, Miss Williams, Miss Pollock, Albert
Davis, r A Davis, A N Davis Geo Leonard, W r
Furman, Geo Christy, NJ Applegate, Sr, N Apple
gate, Jr. Az Coold, BeDj Foster, T u Horsey and
wife, Let's.
Per steamer City Point, from Palatka via
Jacksonville, @Fernandina and Sayannah-A b
Sleeper, 1haddeus pavlds A DeSefeux, Jr, L
Comon, Mrs Lewis and two daughters, n MO.
Kinnan, wife and two children. williams, Mrs
Hubbard, Williams, Miss B Williams, Miss
n Patrick, Mrs Peck. Mr. and Mrs fitzpatrick. Mrs
Wilcox and son, W Porter, Mr Curtin, Mr. Wolfe.
Miss Wescott Hr Gilbert and wife, r a Davis,
Davis, A Davis, n Applegate Applegate, Fosr
ter, Let's, Geo Lenard, Geo Christie, 3 Fur!
man, Al Co9over, Hancock. wife and child, Dr
Clark and wife, and 10 s"....
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!. :. The charleston Market.

Soa THE WEEK ENDING THURSDAY, MARCH 2s. /
TEE CRoPs.-1his Iper.od was for much OF the
time cold, wet and inhospisable, with some snow
in the Interior; and presented very un!aVoraole
conditions for agricultural labor. The cont nued
winter weather will probably have damaging
influence In the great delay Of planting .ime'
and the absence OF proper preparation OF the
rards The. week closed with clear and more
spfIhhglIke atmosphere.
TIE REcRrPTs.-The arrivals at the cotton ports
for the week, up TO Friday last were 49, lss oaes'
against fS Ss4athe week before and 81 '42s for the
corresponding time the year previous. At New
Orleans the supplies were "a bales, in contrast
with s2,222 last year. The total receipts at me
cotton ports from September !, 1871, up TO lhe
latest dates, were 2sss,7o1 bales, against s,267,
2s5 bales the year before, showing decrease OF
OF s7s,5si- bales. The arrivals at the principal
Southern markets from September l, 1871, up to
tie latest -telesraphic intelligene. as compa.
.~o%,x.at x.yoro oo foll0rpa.
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MARINE NEWS.
CHARLESTON, 8. c........ MARCH 20, 1872.
Lat deg 4s min as sec Lon 1s deg 81 min az sec.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
NOONIB PHAHES.

Steamship Virginia, Hinckley, Phlladelphla-lert
- Instant. Mdse To A Courtenay, Railroad
Agents. Alexander, Bollmann Bros, E Bates
CO, Bird & co. quicken d Wohltmann. Blum
4 Miller. II BRISTOL & 90, A Blake. Bliss,
DR. Baer, 8ulWlnke, h Bischofr & co, Jas Cos.
grove, W II Chafee & CO, Cameron, Bsrk.ey CO,
] laussen, Geo s Cook, Gas CO, N Cater, R
David & CO. Dowie, Noise & Davis, H A Duc, @
FRANKIE, Elias Bros, Fogarlle's Book Store Jno
S Fairly CO, John Il Graver Il CO, q Gerdts d co,
II Grothere John Gerkins, ID Greer Son, Jno
Hurkamp & co, Hart co. Holmes Calder, J A
Johnsnn, Jefrords q co, 3 Jaque, 9 Kerrlson q
Rh,tte CO, Johnston, Crews co, E II Kellers Q
l. Kornahrens, Knsmsn Bros, Lee J Luhn,
G Minor & CO., VIM Matthlessen. W Mehrtens,
8 r Marshall & co. Murray, VIM Mckay, r
Marshall l. co. N Railroad Agent, O'Nelll, Q o
Plenge, Poppsnhem, Quackenbusn, Estill L
CO, Ravene 4 co, Roddy, r Roth, h Spinker, q
Rosenbrock, VIM Shepherd CO, Saunler, 8 7
souder, Shackelford Kelly, b Slender, Steele
thai, " ssrine. John F Taylor i CO, " Truss,
W Webb, Weiskopf, Wuhrmaun, P Wine
man CO, Wagner q Monsees. Walker, Evans 4
Oogswell, G W Williams co. Walsh, Yates,
and others.
BsItsh schr Lizzie bakers, Mcdonald, Carde-
nss-s days. Sugar, molasses and fruit. To w P
Hall.
Schr Marietta steeman, Stee,man, Baltimore
days. Goal. To the Gasght co. Vessel to the
Schr Ann Deas. Garbatt. West Point Mill. 275
tieroes rice. To James PrIngle & Son, Geo A
Trenholm Son, Cohen, HancEel co, and Jonn
Colcock & co.
Steamer City Point, Mcmillan, Florida, &c.
80 pkgs mdse. To Ravenel & co, Plnckney Bros,
" II Bird 4 CO, Jas Salvo. and others.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
steamship South Carolina Beckett, New York
Wagner, Huger & co, Wa Courtenay.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Steamship South Carolina, Beckett, New York.
FROM THIS PORT.
Norwegian bark Eldorado, Thomasen, at Lon.
don, March Q.
Schr Mary Mangham, Beveridge, at Baracoa,
March 10.
Schr Henry Collins Tatem, at Baltimore 25tl
March.
Schr DeHsrt, Pnkham, at Baracoa 10th
March.
Schr Daylight, McFadden, at Baracoa, March 10.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Steamship Charleston. Berry, at New York,
March %.
Steamship Sea Gull. Dutton, at Baltimore. 2sh
March.
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New York conee Market.

NEW YORK, MarCn ~.
The Daily Bulletin says: With the tar1 ques.
tion as 1t now stands, In an apparently worse
muddle than ever, and the fmpossiolnty OF ae,
Gliding as to the ultimate action Of Congress, an
hopes Of an immediate general Imp oVement in
business seem to have been abandoned. II ls not
improbable that, as most jobbers are very low ~
stock, their urgent wants may cccaslonaly senu
them in to handle few i1Volces, but buyers
evidently are determined not to operate until tney
know inst exactly where they stsnd, and gen
eral revival OF the!inquiry is not indicated by
nresent appearances. The position OF af1airs
naturally is somewhat dlscoursglng TO holders,
and complaints are plentiful, but still there does
not appear to be any weakness OF 8 decided
Character. and all goods wor handlng are
found to be firmly held at full former rates. and
many OF the leading stocks, especially that Of
Brazil, are unusually well concentrated and spar.
ingly offered. There Is q fair jobbing dlatriou
tiop, including a number or parcels OF choice
west India stock. On to.day's market business
was dull, and We learned Of no movement
from nrst hands, except 9 lot OF $50 bags Costa
Rica at 1s Ha2Oc, gold. The stock OF Brazils, as
made up by Messrs. VIM. Scott Sons this morn.
ing, was as follows: 1852 bags New Orleans;
617e do Mobile; 30.229 do Baltimore; lA, $50 do
New York. Total bags, 197,25l. We quote Rio.
(nominally,) gold. In bond: Ordinary cargoes AK
ais: fair J6Kal5X; good l6ilsA; prime l6xal7.
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Markets by Telegraph.

MONEY MARKETS.
LoNDos, March %.
Evening.-Bulllon has decreased fl1s,ojo:
Noon.-Rentes 55f csc.
Noon.-Bonds ss.
Noou.-Stocks dull. Gold firm at 1Oh. Money
nrm at I. Exchange, long OK; short l0H. Gov
ernments very strong. Fregbts dull
Evenipg.-Freights dull aid lower; corn per
steam 4d. Money active at guild to l.l6 com Ills.
Governments very strong, <and XaK higher.
North Caroltnas, old strong, new weak. other
States dull.
COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL. March g.
Noon.-C Cotton opened frm; uplands 11allH
Orleans 1lXdsss.sAles 1900 bales; sales OF the
week So OdO3 exports 5000: speculation 10000;
stock 1884, 600, ofswhich 25l,Oo0 are American; re.
ceipts 56,o COO OF which l5 600 are American; act
ua export 1000; st OK aoat 1000, Of which 226,.
0G0 are American.
Later.-Co ton continues 1rm.
Evening.@cotton CLOSED nrm.
NEW YORK. March %.
Noon.-eotton is 80 irregular that no price for
bales.
Evening. Cotton weak; sales 22Sl bales; up.
lands 2szc, Orleans 2skc. Sales Of futures To-.
22 l1.l6, ies; May, 2s. 2sh; June 2sK, 2sXi July,
23x. asX; August, nv, 2lH; September, 2IX; Oc.
tober, zoe. ~
Cotton qulet; rniddHngs 2skc; net receipts 2Sj
gross ss; sales45o; st9sk ~ 600 Marc, %
Cotton quiet; mldalllnsg 2sHc; ,,,,, wow, o.
Cotton frmer ana held higher; mlddlings 22xa
CSC; net receipts $50; gross 400; exports coast
wise 100; sales 4lo; stock II $40.
NORFoLS, March 28.
Cotton steady; low mlddlings Z1hc; net receipts
sO7; exports coastwse 1871: sales 200; STOCK SOos
WILMINGTON, March 28.
Cotton 1rm; middlings 22c; net receipts 129
bales; sales OF; stock $685..
SAVANNAH. March 2a.
Cotton very nrm; middlings 2l1<a2lIr; net re.
ceipts 6;9 bales; exports to Great Britain 1891;
exports to the continent 2oo sales 700; stock s3l
AUGUSTA, March 28.
Cotton quiet; Liddllugs 21Kc; receipts 200
bales; sales AIS.
MEMPHIS March 2S.
Cotton firm; mlddlings 22Ia22Kc; receipts
826 bales.
MOBILE, March 2S.
Cotton nrm; middlings 22a22h; net receipts 432
bales; saes 1900; stock 36,.i9
NEW ORLEANS, March %.
Gotten strong: mlddhugs 223Sc; ne: receipts
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.Int.rior cotton, Markets.

l. ~! " SUMTER March 20.
About 20 bales have been sold during the week,
ending the 2sth. The staple has been dull and
dropping. We quote: Ordinary tic, good ordl.
nary 10, low mddling l9K, middung 20, strict
.1.e's = ABBEvILLK, March 27. 2
Cotton commands from IS to 19Hc
SPARTANBUlG, March rs.
-. NEwBERRY. March 20.
Cotton is selling at 2txc.
e r.-, ROCK HILL, March Is.
The market remains about the same as our last
report, and we quote 1t steady at 2ohc Tor mid
dlpgs; sales OF the week rs bales.
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New York Rice Market.

= NEW YORK, March 27
The Daily Bulletin says: There does not sppear
to be any speculative element In this market at
the moment and In consequence few sweeping
movements or sharp fluctuations In prices occur.
The position, however is q 1rm one. especially
on domestic stock, and extreme prices are IN al
giving holders much confidence. Foreign. too,
is weii-sustalned and held with confidence, as
there Is probability that It must take the place
OF domestic to q great extent on the spring dis
tributlon,
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Receipts by Railroad. March 2s.
sOrTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.

178 bales cotton, 4s bales goods, 20 bbls naval
stores, 2 cars stock. To Railroad Agent Geo w
Williams 4 co, A s Smith, W B Williams Son, q
Blschof & CO, 7 T Chapeau & co, A Lorng, 3 q
Ravenel Holmes & CO, R III Butler d Son.
NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD.
81 bales cotton, 24l bbls naval stores, cars
lumber, wood, rough rice, tobacco, mdse, DC. To
Whilden Il Jones. W Williams 4 co, W @ Court.
ney CO, Barden d Parker, Frost, Adxer co, 8
r Marshall d co, Mrs Lloyd, b DeLorme.
Holmes. b Bisenotf co, A Qusckenbush, Kins.
man d Howell, Prlngle i Son, Laurey, Alexander
& co, s d O Railroad Agent, Ms!lonee, E Wei
ling, Railroad Agent and others.
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New York Naval istores Market.

NEW 1ORK, M8rrN ~.
The Daily Bulletin says: Spirits turpentine
has ruled exceedingly quiet today. but prices are
higher and nrm at the advance. We quote at !la
II Kc for merchantable lots. Sales about 40 bos
from store at TIC There has been q very heavy
movement In strained rosin. and prices are dect'
edly lower Sales ,60n bbls, here and 10 arrive,
on private terms, but supposed to be at So 26,
and rs bbls good No at 81 Tar Is quiet, and
with large stock, net very firmly held. We hear
OF sales OF 20 bhs Washington at So 26. Pitch
weak at 81 Is.
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,Exporrs.

Export1s .'ugr#-ts.
NEW YoRK-Per steamship South Carolina-6e
nars tea island cotton, SSs bales upland Gotten,
I2S tlerces rice, 100 bales domestics, 65 bales
hides, 81 bbls naval stores, 20 empty CASKS, ana
79packages sundries.
Exports OF the Week ending March 49,
FOREIGN.
LIvYRPooL-Per British ship Jalla.l5s bags @ ea sea
island cotton, 27lo bales upland cotton' z'o 'onS
phosphate rock. CIV h,rr r-te,
,KINasToWN AND MARKET-fer uei o-'A SN'
300 tons phosphate roch.
DOMESTIC.
Npw YoRK-Per steamship Manhattan-sI ossS asS
400 island cotton, 169 bales uplaDo cottol. Loe
Heroes rice. $50 bales domestlcs anu goous, o.
Casks clay, and 2o2 pEgs sundrles sseam sna
shin (ieorgia-288 bales upland OF coston, 20 sGs
nce, As bales domestics and goods, lSs DDS
rosin, so casks clay. 1853 bundles staVes a pkgs s
sundries ...Per steamship Jsmes Adger.2so
Sales upland cotton 100 tierces rice SO casks clay
s82 packages oil cake. and sundries. ..Per scnr
Fanny Elder-loe, 900 feet resawed lumber.
PHiLApEIPHIL-Per steamship Geo Olyde-.
TIA bales cotton, $50 terces rice, ITO obls naval
stores, l54 bales domestics and goods, 200 bags
oil cake, 40 bundles paper, 10 tons Oh. iron. l0o
stand grape shot, TO- 0s0 feet lumber, aud l6o pigs
sundriep.. Per schr @ Wood-llo tons
iron, iio 900 feet lumber. ,,.,o,
BkLTIHoRB+Per steamship haryiano-S oales
cotton, l7s tcs rice, rs bales domestlcs anu yasns
i8o toms railroad iron, 1000 feet lamber, ana 10
pkgs sundries. -. Per schr Paul d Thomson-Soo
tons phosphate rock. ,ooo ,,,,o,o,o
COW peas.
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The receipts at this port for the week just ter.
minated were ~ bags OF sea Islands and Floridas
and 1855 bales uplands. against % bags OF sea
islands and Flyrldas and a1s1 bales OF uplands
tneweek before, and ST bags OF sea islands and
Eoridas and s54s bales OF upiands for the week
the year previous. These supplies cane as fol-
lows: Say OF uplands, per South Carolina Rail.
road, ,2ss2 bales; Northeastern Railroad, 81;
Savannah and Charleston Railroad =; Pedee, 100;
Florida, s5ssantee, q; Georgetown, 3. OF sea
Islands: Beaufort ls; Florida, 8; Santee, l.
THE COTTON AARKET!-This staple preserved
quiet aspect du'i1g part OF this period. but be-
came nrmer with better prices, the rates in the
foreign market being st lid . 10 for middling
uplands, advanced tou@l1xd; at New York they
were at 22x and improsed so2sxc, while at this
point mi ding uplands commenced at2lXc q fb,
and hardened to 22c p b.
The transactions and prices at Liverpool and
New York for this time were as follows: On Fri.
day, March 2s. the former was dull, uplands lid,
sales TO- 900 bales; the latter was rmer at 22Kc,
sales 1918 bales. On Saturday the former was
quies;uplands11d. salesrlo,oOO bales; the latter
was quiet at 22xc. sales lo75 bales. On Monday
the former was quiet and steady, .uplants lid,
sales 10 600 bales; the latter was quiet, uplands
22xc, sales 1915 bales. On Tuesday the former
was dull upands Ill., sales 10, 900 bales; the latter
was nrm at 2sXc, sales 1899 bales. On Wednes.
day ths former was strong, uplands 1l@llhd,
sales Is, 900 bales. Yesterday the former was un-
changed. uplands 11@llHd; the latter was nrmer
at 23Xc.
This article exhibited the following sales and
prices In this market during the week Just ter
minated: On Friday, March %, ths staple was
quiet and dull; sales ITS bales, ordinary to good
ordinary beiug quoted at 2O@2lc, low middling
Mxc, middling 2l1c, strict middling nominal.
On Saturday the demand was limited at un-
changed rates; sales 275 bales quotations as be.
fore.i On Monday the market was nearly at
stand, sales only SO bales, classed middling, at
2lxc p fb. On Tue day the market was nrm.
nth light Inquiry; sales ITO bales, ordinary to
good ordinary being quoted at 2o@2l, low mid.
ding Elk, mlddiag 2lX, strict middling 22c p
b. O1 Wednesday there was a good demand,
with an advance Of H@kc p ID; sales 800 bales
ordinary to good ordinary being quoted 2o@2lA,
low middling 2lx@2lx, m'ddllng 70, strict mid.
ding nominal. Yesterday there was fair de-
mand at nrm prices; sales $50 bales say at 1sH
II at 1s<, q at co. q at COX, at 46x. II at FOX,
Eat q, 10 at 2lx. at :lK, lsl at O. ITO at 22<,
95 on private terms. We quote:
LryERPooL CLASSIFICATION
Ordinary ro GOOD ordinary On M2II!
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