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PROBABLE MURDER.
Another River Mystery.

Yesterday morning the body OF a man was dis
covered floating in the river at the foot OF Conover
street, South Brooklyn, and the appearance OF the
corpse gave rise to the suppostjon that he had been
foully dealt with The feet and hands OF the de-
ceased were securely strapped together, and
the manner In which II was done seemed
to preclude the idea that 1t was
unfortunate man has been entlced down among the
shipping In that locality, been robbed and then
thrown into the dock. He IL described IA forty
dressed IN a dark brown suit blue flannel shirt
with white collar, and had on Congress CATERS.
He has black hair and full, black whiskers. The
Coroner was notified and the body was sent to the
MOrRuc.
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KILLED BY A RAILROAD CAR,

Coroner Young was yesterday called to the
Morgue to hold an inquest on the body Of Mr.. John
Rheinfrank, German, fifty years OF age, who died
from the effects OF injuries More than tour weeks
ago deceased was riding on the front plat
form OF Third avenue car near
Twenty-sixth street, when his hat fell or was
Knocked of. In jumping for his hat Mr. Rhenfrank
fell on the track before the wheel, which passed
over and crushed both his feet and legs death being
the result Deceased lived in Third avenue, near
Eighteenth street, Brooklyn.
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BOSTON BANKS.
LAKE NAVIGATION,

The navigation OF the great lakes was not entirely
free until Monday of this week. when the last OF the
Ice blockade disappeared from Buffalo narbor. The
New York canals will soon be ready to receive their
water and then the grain-shippng season will
commence. All engaged In that line OF business
anticipate lively summer. There are millions OF
bushels of grain in the -storehouses OF the West
waiting for the opening OF the New York canals.
RAILROAD EARRINGS.
ihe New York Bulletin has compiled table OF
the gross earnings OF the leading railroads OF the
country Tor the month of April and compared them
with the earnings OF the same month In 1871. which
il a. folloWs.-
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=
For future delivery Oasis low middling the sales IN
follows sales last evening after three O'Clock
May ll0O at % l5l6c June, 4OD z3sc 100 at % 6c
800 AT ST. 400 at Is Ice, lg at 2sc July 1 at Zssc
August Zoo at 23sc september. 800 Mt ~ l1l6c., DO
q iil6c and 100 224c, ogehcr October GOAT i9tc
total 900 bales Sales to-day up To three r. VI. May
40 at y 5i6c 100 at DC; June, LOO 233se 100 At
q 7ioc 40 at 2c 800 at % l6c 100 at % 5s2, 700 AT
23bc July, lD AT y ll6c., 30 mt 25lc August aI at
2ac september, 100 at 2ls4c October, 100 ut DE No
vembcr 30 ut lgsc. December, 500 NJ 19c.-tota 100
bales, grand total 600 bales Rates 10 foreign
ports closed rs olloMs:-To Liverpool by steam, I'D;
To- Hamburg by steam 7sc, compressed sail, &c 10
Baltic ports, by sail &c lc., gold To Mediterranean
ports by steam, lc. The total receipts the ports
MS follows sGalvcston 40 bales; New Orleans AL Mo.
bile, 28; savannah 52'; Charleston, 22l wilmington
~; Norfolk, as; Baltimore 2I3 New York ~ total
2o5 This day week w This day last year $50
We uupte
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CLOSING PRICEs-5 O'CLOCK P. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Market Quiet, and n TriNe Firm
err for Future-Reccipts at the Ports
2,OI5 Bnles-Flour Highcr-Wheat De-
cidediy Better-Rye Higher-spiritsT ur-
pentinc Active and Firm-Rosin Quiet
and Easy-Whiskey Unchanged.
THURSDAY May 90 r. W.
CorvEK-Market still qnet and prices unchanged. We
quote :Cargoes Rio ordinary, lac aHsc do fair lis,c
lie do. good, 1594c. l6c. do prime i6hc lGiic.
gold in bond sixty days; Maracaibo lss Io9c Laguay-
70, lsc. Doc; st Domingo in bond, l3c Java pc
CSC, gold duty paid
CorroS spot entirely nominal in the absence
of any considerable inquiry. few small orders from
spinners supplied at about quoted figures For
ture deliveries market shade steadicr closing
az an advance OF about ll6c Nc per 10. The sales
up As follows
To- Day. Last EGG. Totpi
Consumption ..,........,.,.t..... l59 81 lS3
tIafn
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The quotations based cotton running IN quality
not more than halt grade above below the grade
quoted $50
FLOUR AND GRAlS-Receipts-fiour, 800 bbs wheat
z,n bushels corn, $500 do meal 100 bbls and y
bags; oats, 1890 bushels barley s do The -four mar
kei was decidedly better the demand good and prices
were higher, especially Tor winter wheat -four The
ket closed strong az the yised quotations appended
Sales, 9,yU bbis 100 OF which Southern and COO lila
superfne rye. Corn meal was quet bui Arm M our re-
yised quotations We quote =
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The highest quotations for government coupon
bonds to-day compare with the prices of last Thurs

THE RATE OF INTEREST IN ENGLAND.
The Bank Of England raised Its discount rates to-
day from four to five per cent This movement be.
ing anticipated caused no particular surprise.
EXCHANGE.
Foreign exchange Is steady, under small adj
vance In the rates. Sterling sxty-day bills are
quoted at 1905 1905, and short sights at IIo1s
ll0as.
FOREIGN QUOTATIONS.
Consols were steady, at 92As 92a4. American
bonds declined quarter OF cent, and Fries adj
vanced to 54l6 5474 for American shares and 54s.
. 55 for protected shares.
INTEREST ON THE PUBLIC DEBT
The national debt Is now $2,27S, $40 95s, Of which
SIS ,354,s7o Is interest bearing, amounting
annually to s0495l. 34l. The interest on the Ave.
twenty bonds is ss3,326,626, on the five per cents
500 72s365, and on the three per cents $500, $50.
When Mr.. Boutwell, gets his pending scheme per-
iectcd the interest will be reduced to about one
hundred millions year, or five times much
the whole expenses OF the government were In
ISIS.
BOSTON BANKS.
The weekly statement OF the Boston banks made
up to May is given below. The increase in the
deposit line avors the loanng facilities of the banks
and throws money again into the avenues OF
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Comparing With stock
May IL, lS7l..,...........
May II, 1870.
MAJ. IA tAeN

We quote :-Cuba-Infcrior to common refining TIC.
sac fair good fair refining Ssac sac good to
refining, Tse &C. fair 70 good grocery Vac 93sc;
and boxes 9ac l0c moIasses hhds and boxes, 7tsc
sac; melado, 4ac exc HavanaBoxes, Dutch stand
dY ist9 70 es.c iosc do Is 70 Is, io:e slisc DO
Common to prime refining &C. sc; fair to choice gro
Gerry, 9c 0c. BrazilDutch standard, Nos To r. 7c
Neutrality-suspicious. and extra SUPERIOR, TIC n She.
SrEARiNE quiet but firm at 9Ac &c. for choice
erces.
TAiLow continued in demand and very firm sales
10OU lbs at 9c 91sc for fair to choice and csc for
extra choice.
WHISKY Receipts, 563 .bbls The market steady
under fair demand We learn OF sales of 100 bbs
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not inclined to operate. The raising OF the block
sde on the "Green Line, ,"and the prosper Q, an
open river, has given f1rmer tone TO the maskes
holders are or higher prizes ICES
look for no great advance tas c ate not
more than returning the packer new dollar ol
an old one) aud the unprecedented large expoI.iss i
we still hold TO the opinion that prices WILL RUE
no lower. q, oeo-ed ot
era hnt meets only a small jobbing demand.
Nothing doing in runps. We quote sioasle Is for
medium and heavy average. .Ao,,, =,
BuLK MEArs.-The market remains about as
noted in our last. The operations were on mod.
rale scale the Inquiry being rather light, put tnere
is no disposition to press sales or to grant conces'
sIons. Shoulders sold at So, clear ITO ~; anu
clear sides 6Xa7c, all packed; nc less Tor loose
meats: bellies 6Xa7c, Is to average.
BAOoN-Is nrm, and In good demand. Small
sales of shoulders were made at &c; clear rib
sides in demand at TX, with some sales, but TX
generally asked; clear sides 7Xa7Ac. sugar.
cured hams canyassed and packed 12a121Sc as TO
brand aad average y NJ
LARD-Prime leaf can be bought at eH, but
there is little or no demand; prime steam IN de-
mand at sx; prime leaftn kegs and buckets loac.
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Havana Market.

,'sal' HAVANA, February II.
No change In the general condition OF the mar
kets since my report Of the 9th, per victor.
Prices closed nrm yessesday for e1PGSt ssaps aass
OF carnival will be observed as customary, auu ~
there will he very little business carried on To-
morrow and day after. ,. 80 ,.,.,
on Ssrurdsys the demand closed somewhat qulet
Yesterday. Sales OF about $500 boxes and '6oo
hhds since Friday. making for the Whoie io'5Oo OO
huds Muscovadoes at eKa9H rs per arro6e Tor
common to fair reasing, 500 do and 500 boxes
Centrfugas, Nos IL to lS at IL re. with So, 600
advance; and In Sagua 1000 hhds fair rehnlng
Muscoyadoes at sxasN rs Goid. 70 ma noxos /, "a
$500 hhds, against same date 1871, 72,Soo oo1es
: Stocks in Natanzas on the 9th, 1870 boxes and
solo hhds, against same date 1871, 2a,l4S boxes
Clearances sIncs last report: For New York
Ss2s bikes hence. and 327 boxes and 1875 hhds
from Matanzas. For Baltimore-ls08 boxes hence.
For Falmouth-8o0 boxe, do. For Spsin-7! boxes
hence and SIG from Matanzas. Cleared from
Ss ua, 5th inst, for Philatelph a-Sl9 hhds and 20
terces; and from Cienluegos, for Boston, Stn lnse
-l07s hhds and 72 tierces. 6.g
:, ,MoLAssBs.-No sales since last report IN ma,
rs :keg all round, deliveries extending up TO END
Of May at 1000 hhds monthly, and 1000 hhds
clayed, to arrive, al SA rs. In Cardenas ABOUT
5000 hhds clayed and muscoVado az rs keg. ia
Ssgua, first cargo THU season, 25s hhds was
shipped last week for Philadelphia. Cleared from
Matanyas fo- Philade phia 542 hhds, and irom Ci.
enfuegos, from 81 to Srh instant. 2'5 hnds ana %
tierces for Portland, and 433 hhds 49 tleices ana
80 bols for Halifax. Stock In nrst hands mode
rate at all the ports.
FIcuANGe-Steady at last quotations. with
fair amount or sales yesterday at 2Sxa24 per
cent premium on London a. 60 days slNht. ana
on the United States at Ixa2 per cent. premium
FOR go days. currency, Ska4 for gshort sight do,
llXal2 per cent. premium for 60 days gold aud
ISKsIsX for short sight do. Spanish gold nfm
at 61<aS per cent premium.
PRxIaHrs-Ulosed firm and with q continued
fair demand. at rates given In report OF 9Th inst
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NewYork Cotton Market.

;ufE NEW YORK. February 10.
The Financial Chronicle says: Tne market Tor
the past wtekhas been very dull. On Saturday
lastihsre was slight recovery irom tae depres prs
ine at 2shc, against CSC on Friday. On Monday
Tuesday the demand was extremely UNITED n2s4
the same days Of last week, and Liyerpo was
reported dull and lowerlAsa result sui ,o 81 saese s
unlted Influences cur market on the latter DAY
was 10 Orf at the close. The two following days
prices remain unchanged. TO day and S 81 yes,
ierday, after the first morning dispatch, mo
pre- cable news had been received up 70
near the close OF business this afternoon, though
there were private advices here yesterday o1 8
more favcrobie nature, and with small receipts
at the orts during the last half Of she week
there has been increased 1rmuess and tone, with
considerably more doing to-day and an improve
ment Of Nc mlddlipg uplands closing as at 2sHc Ss
renewed strength developed In the market TO-
day arose out OF the fact that the receipts at tne
port for The week, as made up lo-niehr, were less
than anticipated earlier In the week. For for.
ward delivery no special feature has been deyel-
oped, the fluctuations in the main corresponding
With the fluctuations In spot cotton.
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MARNE NEWS.
CHARLESTON, 8. .C..........FEBRUARY 20
lat 81 deg 4e min 80 sec. Lon 7sdeg 81 min a7 SET
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Commercial Line schr Ela N Pennell, Mitchell
New YORK. days. Mdse.. To b Baker co. d
A ANIME, Railroad Agents, g W Amir. Ben
edict, Blscho1 & CO. VIM Bird co, e Bates
d CO. Brewer & Kohnke, John CamPsen co, E r
Covperthwait, Cameron, Barley u co, T D. Cater.
Dowle, Noise Il Davis, E II Gardner, Hart Gu,
W Harrison Klaste & CO, P Lalsne CO, O
Weeh Z Brsndes; W A MehrteDs 0'Heiil, F L
O,Neill, Osrendorfr & co. N N Porter, Smith
co, Ravene, Holmes Il CO, Ste1ens, Werner q
Duck, r, E Stoddard CO, Tiedeman. Calder d
CO, wageLer & Monsees, y Wisters, Jenords d
others.
Mdse. Tow Roach co, E Adger d. co, adams. 3
Brown, Bullmann Bros, E " Bates 4 co. Bart
co, Iiss@ll, II crincn, Campsen co, Dowie
Noise & Davis, Campbell. q Cobla & CO, Elias
Bros, W IA Chafre j. CO, J Ford, II Gerdts d co,
A Gibson, NJ Goldsmith Son, Gorhsm, Z N
Grtmse, Halt CO. H klatte & 20, W Haskell,
H6rRamp CO, Heath & ltice, Jetfords co.
Lalane co, q Lilleuthal CO, Marshall CO.
JF O'Ntili, j q Ogcman N NJ Porter, D Paul CO.
q P Poppenhelm, Quackenbush, Estill 4 co, S Z
Railroad co, .Raven,l l. Holmes CO, W Shepherd
CO. Bo:nsr boyd, A srooE1snKs SaRsss same % +
Kornahrens. Kinsmsn Bros. Kinsman Howell,
K Norris, b 0'Nelll, F Murray. street Bros
CO, Stetlens, Werner Ducker. 1iedeman, Calder
W Webb. W williams & co, P Wlneman & CO,
Wagner & Monsees, Order, and others.
Schr Constitution, Smith. New York; days.
Hay and oats: To the U Quartermasler. Yes'
schr q WI odbGry, woodbury., New York.
CO.. 3 saidy, Col Il lngals, q S ouafternssteg,
scnr knas Moore. DeGroot, Baltimore . dsJs:
Guano anajmdse. ITO lStrees Bros HIco, Railroad
Agents, Douglas & Miller, G II Gindstedt, B L NJ,
Jno HurKamD d co, 3 O'Neil, d Bulwinkle, O Lii.
enthal 4 CO. ami others
Schr Ii StcSney, F., oks Baltimore days.
Fertilizers and mdse. To street BIOS d GO, Kali
road Agent, K Prln9le 4 Son, P roale, Kltnck,
Wickenbe'g CO, Trenholm, Wineman
Scar Daylight, McFadden, Baltimore-6 days.
Corn. To Campsen CO.
Schr Emma kaEer, Rumley, Georgetown, 8 G.
1880 bushels rough rice. To- K Pringle Son.
tcs RICE, Tow Bee j CO.
Schr Louisa, Ancrum. Cooper River. 1900 bush
els rough ce. To Pringle & Son.
sshr Anna GsGrsesoTss S.rse ssS O.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
British bark Onward, Evans, Liverpool.
Schr Wanata, Swlnnerton, Wilmington, Del.
Schr Jesse Hart, Hart, savannah.
FROM THIS PORE.
British bark Brothers, Jenkins. ct Amsterdam
January.2 26. 80 -
British bark Agra, Fisher, at Liverpool, FeOru-
ary 8.
British bark Orange Grove, Mclean, at Green
ock. FibruaryI. ..,l.fL
British brig Delphine, Henwood, at Rotterdam,
January 40.
CLEANED FOR THIS PORT.
Snip Nautilus, Spencer, at Liverpool, Janu.
ary. 81.
schr Loretta Fi.h, Perkins, at New York, 18th
February. %.
SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
Nor bark Drauprer, Ingolden, from Liverpool,
9th January.
The Aneyoca, Williams, from Cardiff. Wales, I'd
February.
The Melita, Lightbody. from deira, Janu.
ary Is.
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Circe.

Won hold INV heart In your slender hands,
IN 1onr cold, your cruel, careless hands.
Tn yonr beautiful hands, famed by breath
LIE the breath OF the rose, it s dying its death
In YOUR beautiful hands with their glitter OF rings
Each ring trophy that scorn(ully sings
or other hearts that have lain like mine
On your cruelty beautiful, pitiless shrine;
OF other hearts that have gone to their death,
Swooned to sleep oy that sweet, sweet oreatn,
That breath OF the Use that comes and goes
As the smiling, beautiful lips unclose.
When night after night down dizzylng dances
They follow and follow your dazzling ganGSess' giaSes'
while round and round by the music ~al.iea'
ls I'd follow and follow you ever the "orlo
Then hold me fast In your slender hands,
In your cruelty beautiful, pliiless nanos'
LET me forever be dying my deatn,
SHooned to sleep by that sweet, sweet Dfea "
Let me forever be whirling there,
Lost In trance diVinely fair;
Let me forever be stricken and slain,
And dying with this delicious pa.nl
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walIingford's Provision Circular.

CINCINNATI, Feoruary Ia.
The receipts of hogs continue light, and are
readily taken by shippers and butchers, the sup
piy being not more than sufficient for those pur-
pSses. fhe packing season is virtually closed.
hence the receipts OF hogs no more !nnuence @ sne
RFemher ist TO date less The shipment. lot up
mini can not be accurately known un'h tne
packers returns are made mp. ...o, .,,co Tho
aa,s m ,mr last weekly summary to en- lpge tne
General features Of the market. A fair amount an1
:, ,s taken ror consumption, bat speculators were
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conwaxhoro, market.

G CoNwGYBoRo', February Is.
SURPTNTMB.-But little coming IN, the article is
scarce, nearly all having found its way to mar
ket 1t s now worth 81 75a5 for dip; scrape 50 15a
8 for 800 pounds, cash.
two weeks and s,ld az 8al6c per cubic foot, cash.
the demand is good, and no danger OF the mar
ket being over stocked.
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NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD COM
IN PANY.
&RHM

CHARLESTON, S. c., February IL, 1871.
Trains will leave Charleston Daily at $50 A. II.
and 16 P. n.
Arrive at Charleston 80 A. N. (dondays ex-
cepted) and ESQ P. n.
Train does not leave Charleston P. NJ, SUN.
BAYS.
Traia leaving $50 A. NJ makes tbr .ugb connec
Creek only going through In 40 hours.
Passengers leaving by SIS P. NJ. Train have
choice OF route, via Richmond and Washington,
or via Portsmouth and Baltimore. Tnnse leaving
FRIDAY by tIis Train lay ever on SUNDAY in Bal
tlmore. Those leaving on SATURDAY remain SUN.
DAY In wilmington, N. O.
This Is the cheapest, quickest and most pleasant
route to Cincinnati, Chicago and other points
West and Northwest, both Trains making c"nnec
tlons at washington with Western trains OF Baltl'
more and Ohio Railroad,
S. S. SOLOM0NS,
Engineer and Superintendent.
P. L. CLEAPOR, General Ticket Agent.
feb11.l2mos
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MARINE NEWS BIZ TELEGRAPH.
LIVERPOOL, February 10.
Arrived, the Monarchy, from Mobile; Louise,
New Orleans; OCEAN Mail and Glendower, Calves.
ION; Cynosure Virginia, Thos Todd and Piquet
Savannah; Calliope, Mobile.
NEW YORK. February 10.
Arrived, steamships Blenville and Egypt.
EyeniDg.-Arrived, steamships Jamaica ana
Rapidan.
Arrived out, steamship Wyoming.
PHILADELPHIA February 49,.
Arrived, steamer Juuiata. from New Orleans via
Havana. Capt Hazzte, Of the steamer Thomp-
son, has been drowned.
The steamer Ellen Terry, In crossing SWasn
Channel. at Hatteras Inlet, was found SINKING ana
run ashore. Cargo and crew saved.
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MEMORANDA.
The bark Trident, BIlson, from Havana, arrived
at Bull River, 8 O, 4th inst .4tsti W
3 The bark Nancy Brysson, Warden, from New
York, arrived at Bull River, @, 7th inst.
The Zslia, Murphy. from Bull River, 8 o, Tor
Gloucester, Eng, arrived IN King koads Deio"
Bristol, Eng, February B.
The schrs Susan Wright. Mount, and Ridge.
wood, Derricksen, from Georgetown, 8 Q, arrived
atNeW York February 10. -. s.
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NoRTHEAsTRRN RA1LRoAp.

III bales upland cotton, Al bbls naval stores,
cars lumber. wood. rough rice, corn, mdse, &c.
Tow z Ryan, Caldwell & Son, Bsrden Parker,
Wh.lden Il jones, Geo W Williams d co, Pezer,
Rodgers 4 CO, A J Salinas T P Smith, A Smith,
co, E cling, RaveGel Il co, Mrs G Barker, Mrs
NJ Srnwartz, Crane, Boylston Il CO, W Chafee d
co. W @ Courtney q coIF w Peper F Wehmann,
Burch. Sloan d Seignious VIM O Bee co, A
Papinkort, Railroad Agent, and Others.
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The Splendid NeW. Iron Side Wheel Steamship
GEORGIA. CroWell; Commander, va! sail ior New
York on SATURDAY, oath FEBRUARY, at o'eiock r
through Bllls. OF Lading 70 Liverpool oy
WILLIAMS ! aUIoN STEAM LINE. TO Genoa,
Trieste, Naples, Ieghorn, Chrtstiania, Go. Gotten q
burg, and to glasgow, by ANChOELINE1 sfEAA
Insuranoe by Steamers OF this Line Il per cent
For Freight or Passage Engagements, naVl1g
very fine Deck Stateroom Accommodate q, Apply
to WAGNER, HUGER d Co.. Nc. Zo broaG strees-
or TO VIVA COURTENAY, No. Union WharVea
feblQ ,s-.. n r.
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The ine steamship FALCON, HaynIe Com.
mander, will sail for Baltimore, on SATURDAY,
2lth February. at O'Clock P. III.
H6 Philadelpha Freights forwarded to that
citt by railroad from Baltimore without aadi-
tional Insurance, and Consignees are allowed am
ple time to sample and sell their Goods from the
Railroad Depot in Philadelphia
For Freight or Passage amply to
PAUL @. TRENHOLM, Agent,
hoO-5 No. Union WhArve5.
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Receipts per Railroad. February 10.
:. .sourH cIRo1rNA RAILROAD. - = III

To railroad iAsent,, ,Pelzsr, Rodgers b co, " P
bowling. Wissi Go, Frost, 'Adger 4 co. WV
smith. Williams co, Reeder Davis, PHngle
q Son, A 8 Smith. Trenholm q Son, "A ] salinae.
Crawley, Murdaugh Mathews, Mowry d Son, g
II Walter & CO; GaFolltn. Lsurey &lAlexander, G
q Ingraham' Son. Mcqueen d Riecke, Kinsman
d Howell, B Williams q Son, courtney
d co, " RYAN.
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NO r e D I 8 T o,

F'tO 3 E D s i o,
AND WAY LANDINGS.
{. The steamer POCOsIN, Captain W. .1E@h
q, Cannon, will receive Freight, -
THIs DAY for the abnve places, and leave on
MONDAY at O'Clock P. NJ, from Market Wharf,
foot OF Market street. Returning, she WILL leave
Edsto TUESDAY at 12 O'Clock u.
Fare 81 60. J. II. MURRAY, Agent.
febl7.2&
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co:MarERo1A1 NEWS.


Tho Gnu riesson Cotton, Rice and Naval
-NC}h Stores Market.
OFFICE CHARLRsroN NEWS,
~ MONDAY EVENING. February IL, lS7z.
CorroN.-There was much dtmness In the mar
fet for this staple, with better rates for middng
and low middling grades, which improved 1nli
70 q b, with but light stock Offering. sales
sbout 500 bales, say at 90 SO at COX, at COX. Is
atN. 15 at 2la: so at ak, ~ at M so at 2lx,
10 al 2izs, 90 at ~, 81 at 22h, sS az 22&'' we
quote: a;is .r7'. % 49, Ss,stA -
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
.ordjnarytto good ordinary ......2o g2iz
Low mlddnng. -; 1gz1H ;1sg1a IL
hfddAng. .....".E .ELnS2,L.N
Strict middling. ng........"....''''Nos sat'''
(R1us-This grain vas in falr demand at 8 eady
,otes sales $50 tierces Of clean Carolina. say rs
terces atix, 20 at TX, 40 at *. 10 att 1915, II
=. 40 We quote common to fair at 7@7xc; good
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IX@sH. 49, Il. go. .sc.,
NAVAL SroRgs.-There were no sales reported.
FRIIaars.-To Liverpool, by steam direct, uoml-
nal on uplands, nominal on sea aslands; via New
York. xdon Iplands, ID on sea Islands, by sal,
Bie@xd on upIands, on esisispds nominal To
Hayre 1c on uplsuds. Cosstwise-to Kew York by
steam xc On uplands and 1c on sea islands; 81 y
Nerce IN rlceS py sAlt 7tc VI oo''ou, sAS
ON rice: 4oc p barrel on roslni $7@s 2 n on lum'
ber; 5000 p N on timber. To Boston, BY sail
10 p b on upland cotton. TO Providence, by
saIl ss a M on boards. &c q ib on cotton; by
steam 81 q bale on New York rates. To Pnila-
depths, by steam 1Ic p b on uplands; by sail, 81
p II on boards; So On timber; So per ton on clay,
ana $sasa so on. phosphates. TO Baltimore 6y
steam hc = ib by sail, Sc 5o@z 2 NJ on boards;
:Sses25 q ton on phosphate rock. Vessels are 10
demand by our merchants to take lumber lrelghts
from Georgetown, s. O., Dsrlen and satilla River
Ga. and. Jacksonville, Fla, to Northern ports,
and sIo@12 .. II are the rates on lumber and
boards.a ~ -
ExoHANaR-Sterling 80 day bills 10.
; DOMESTIC ExcHANaE-The banks are pur-
chasing sight checks at xc discount
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