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Cotton
half grade above or belos the grade quoted
COAThe Delaware Lakawanns Western Railroad Company
monthly sale 10000 Of Scranton Coal iho
limited and further declined Lamp
Steamboat while advanced The
following highest and lowest prices obtained
day, with those obtained at the last sale in June:
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The days business at the Sub Treasury embraced:
Gold reops... s3l5GJ ~ Currency pavmen 0t1 s87 81
Gold payments Z217 81 Currency balance. 893l33 20
Gold baisnoe..... 4lSatl 81 100
Currency reoeps... flB,6+1 IL
Foreign exchange has been quiet but easier at the
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A. \. BATCH
HARVEY FISK.
OFFICE OF FISK & HATCH,
No. ) NAssAU-sT.

OFFICE OF FISK & HATCH,
No. NAssAU-sT.
THE FIRST MORTGAGE SIX PER CENT GOLD
BoNDs OF THE CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILROAD
COMPANY ARE AMPLY SECURED UPON ONE OF THE
MOST VALUABLE AND IMPORTANT EAST AND WEST
TRUNK LINES OF RAILWAY IN THE UNITED STATES,
AND ARE THE OBLIGATIONS OF A POWERFUL AND RE
sPoNsIBLE CORPORATION OF THE HIGHEST STANDING
AND CREDIT.
HOLDERS OF GovERNMENT BONDS AND OTHER
HIGH-PRCED SECURITIES NAY REALIZE AN IsPoR-
TANr DIFFERENCE BY AN EXCHANGE FOR TIiKsE
BONDS, WITHOUT QUESTION AS TO THE EQUAL sEcUR-
IIY OF THEIR INVESTMENT.
PRICE, "a AND ACCRUED INTEREST.
FULL INFORMATION MAY BE OBTAINED AT OUR OF
F1cF. OR BY MAI. FISK & HATCH, BANKERS
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annually are exempt from u. TAX 10 tne boher'
and are secured by first and OILY mortgage on
I The Railroad, its Right of Way, Franchise,

.rrraIlv are evemnt from T. g. tax 10 the holder,
and are secured by first and Only mortgage on
l. The Railroad, its Right Of Way, Franchise,
Rolling Stock, and other Property.
O. Its Traffic or Net Earnings.
g. Government grant Of Land averaging on com
pletion Of the Road about 23Oc0 acres per mile OF
track.
The Road follows what is known as tho Valley
Ronte to the Pacific, hauked most of the way by an
excellent country, and is assured in advance OF
vast and profitable traffic which already waits ts
completion. The work Of construction is steadily
and satisfactorily progressing; the settlement Of the
adjacent country and the building Of towns keep
pace with the advance Of the road o large body of
the Company's lands ia already in market, and the
proceeds Of sales will constitute Sinking Fund for
the redemption Of the Companys Bonds which are
convertible at 10 into the Companys Lands at mar
ket prices
Believing that these bonds, both in point Of safety
and prOftabeness, constitute such security as Ju-
dicious investors can approve, we recommend them
TO the public. Government bonds and all marketa
BILE securities are received in exchange at current
quotations without cost to the investor.
JAY COOKE e. Co.,
New-York Philadelphia, and Washington,
Financial Agents Northern Pacific Railroad
Company.
ST. JOSEPH AND DENVER CITY RAILROAD
CoMPANY's
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
are being absorbed by an increasing demand fol
them.
Besides being the obligation of a wealthy corpora
tion. composed of men of experience and hgh-t0ned
commercial integrity, they are secured by hrst
mortgage on the road, revenues, land grant, fran
cbise, and equipments combined in one mortgage
and are readily negotiable both in the markets OF
this country and Europe.
liberal sinking fund provided in the mortgage
deed must advance the price upon the closing Oh
the loan Principal and interest payable IN GOLD
Interest at eight 8) per cent per annnIn, payaDle
semi-annually free of tax. Principal IN thirty
years. Denominations $1,000, $500, and SloJ Cou-
pOns or Registered.
Price 97I and accrued interest in currency, from
Feb. IS, 1872.
Maps. circulars, documents, and information fur
nished.
Trustees. Farmers Loan and Trust Company Of
New-York.
The diminished quantity Of these Bonds for sale,
and the increased demand absorbing them, warrant
the belief they viii be sought for at an advance
considerably above the present subscription prce at
which they can now be had through the principal
Banks and Bankers throughout the country, and
from the undersigned, who unhesitatingly recon-
mend them.
TANNER & Co.. Bankers, No II Wall-st.
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New Publications.

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n YORX TRIBCNR WILL BE RECEIVED AT IHE UPTOWN
OFFICES Nos West Thirty seeoudt, q S5 West "enS'l'u
at up 10 Q. M. Al regular oHce rates.
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DUBLISHED THIS DAY
LOWE AND YALOR.

BY Tom Hood Twertysrst Ogoods Library Of Fove
Eve Paper, Is oensi Cloth, 81 IS
NJ Hoo rroes himself with three heroes whom has two
l.,e ~ So that plenty Of talk of two Of them fight in
,e Indian uar while the home ard shows The high
n. yaor Of the Hs1sgng neglected parish under an icon
Squire Mr Hood has made az entertaining RoVe out o. 'ee
satensk
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THURSDAY. AUGUST 1. 1877
THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT THE STOCK ExOHANGE-FIRsr CALL
10t O'Clock A: NJ


\. 5-2A Coz, bl ..Il3i
,co ooo N n SO Con 6I 8JD u. y ~, lO4O C0s's''
50 OO u. s. 10 Cunenoy. ......ll'tl
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eady qUo W 9lgie gold sales 5obags south
Idaho 1881 do stockton arrived to-day
mainly sold before ARRIVAL ol bags per Deumsr 200 DO
We quote l6i e Java sGZOfe both go
FLOUR AND MEA-lhe for Flour better, arrivals
the demand general chiefly for the tr4de fresh
grouu shipping Extras AT the the
The shipping brands checks buuess Min
aab Sales o 5O bbs We
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Al. Indian va While the third takes ard The high
ed ,aor Of the three managing neglected parish under an eon
hoD Squire Hood has made entertaining Boye out Of these
natenss
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NEwYORK CITY,
O. w. CARLETON & CO., PUBLISHERS
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.s4 soass 70 Ohio. Ind. m. SOP. ss eoess 90

Corn Meal srm and IN sss' SSs ss wssw o. ss9
Corn Meal ws.terr 20 % Corn Meal bre.'' % '~
California Plsur quiet at ss9ss 5S An
Cauadsn ssG ss ard very eaL A oou,,ee
FRRIGTS-The the hne Of berth hesn @ ss @ s
paid The chasrng inquiry continues gOd for vessels s.s
Petroleum AID Gram trade al a Ss. ~ Cotton a. IA Tor % slod
va. sleJ by sail bush. Grain, 20 t Al 90 % /,
sal: % eS Ss SS,1 Charters we're: SOr~sn si hence 70 cSs
Tor orders with 500 q Grain a. IA % and ~ S Bnsh bail
nav a, boston nom Psaeph % the German Base sD sntS
Refined Petroleum Is 3D. and y % ns RssSed st7 &
Bn.h ship from PhAAspha Antwerp or Bremen. so ts ssl
Crude RSsd DOT do :. o. sssD. s on enVs sT. '
were chartered ar,e for Grain aua Petroleum. 0O'
GRAIY-Hoden Of Wheat armer bot shippers % are .ss
hold bacEi mes are Soyns Wnter g some me ssS cyes
ish Winter very the sales % oss Al & er k
%s.,., Sn-I 81 e is wEs sSssS 81 Is M AHsss s1& &
sl 10 for White Genese Barley naen'e - sI "a o Cy Oss
are strong but not active the supply white n'ss ne ssi :
O. bush Ne. Ohio Mied a, .s,s & White at SsaSe stats =
SO oT Fancy White, onfaek kys Ss seost STATE a. 81
as" bush Ns.'sS & ~ I'D in ssivs demand Tor the t.Ss s
% .sSSs ,nSse the sales 10000 ss,s par, IA. asss oseG
a5s Damp %a and ~ se Western 100 S good ""
err yellow su, steady sIas Os for shppns ss -
are 10 iair reqaest and pnoe are a@ & ssJ Clover e
sl' nav, s,shou, change sldsioS for L~hs H''
sno d.. and % % ... O = NOR, setys and steady sales " '
B.aos. At 1oe hhd. NeS0Isio, :. All ..d Io~er o.
NAVAL sronkssp IurpsnSs b.. sr ssS. 's sS 90 .
G nd So sSI. Do Rosn has been .y as. Of 40
sS SSi ne snsd - - .s " s. sSs .si. a. Sst
and ,c % hS Wilmington st o. 90 City Pitch ssa'i s''
al s9@ n, ...A.,S.d, ., soe ip easss and ac ~
Qis-ey Lss S,ss Grade RsA Os are very gaze, -. 40
arc without change. MsnhAden es' sishV 50" -
aAS POrs lever ssd sSs sS sss ~ VI.
decline red ,sa S I,sS M.... Nc 80 s5 E n e.,
Clear, ioF future esh'er hs's "
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REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK. Wednesday, May 20, 1877.

NEw-YoRK. Wednesday, May 20, 1872.
This has been very duh day at the Exchange,
the transactions beng OF small Importance.
Messrs Muller wilkins & Co sold by order OF Supreme
Court Pho T. Ruggles referee the lot situated the
east side OF the Boulevard n feet inches south Of
seventyeighth-st, $50 'front.' 256 rear. sAo on the
northerly side and sos southerly which there Is
three-story brick building OF small value, to Erastus
Brainerd for $500
The same auctioneers sold farm, consisting OF 81
acres OF land together with the farm buildings thereon
situated at Sleepy Hollow, Westchester County, about
2t miles north of Tarrytown to j. Roman Brown of this
city for $40 per A. j. Bleecker Son Co. sold the
twostory brick house and lot situated the north side
Of Observation-Disclosures commencing 265
feet east of FOurthaye at the rear OF the new makt
500 per annum), to Edwd A Hammond for S6,o25
The sale Of property situated at College Point L. L.,
yesterday by Jere Johnson r. was regarded az veS
great success. very large number OF those ttda ce
esied IN Long Island PGoPsfgS bdn a dne spirited
frequently afadOzen buyers competing lol tne SAINT
plot each appearing Ito 10 be & te the
sale continued until nearly p M All tne lo's oheleu "a
price per lot Of about s225 full report of the sale will
be found at foot. The total sales were S45OVo ~,
way yesterday by Messrs E. Ii. Ludlow & Co., being
the property Of Messrs Thos E. and sam A. W. Marsh
well attended The special trains on the w. l. ahi
South Side Railroads took down about Is carloads OF
buyers mostly residents of New-York and Brooklyn.
quite number OF the residents of the immediate nelgh
borlood were present. The prices obtained were
satisfactory The sale commenced about 1880 p i ana
continued until about $50 lots were disposed OF at an
average price OF $50 per lot OF 2Sxl0 AIu report WI"
| be found below.
At private sale we have to report: BY John McClarc
Of lots northeast corner Of Eghtyseyenthsl and
Eeventh-ave. for S23,000 .
-Four lots south side of One Hundred andeleventhst
rs feet west of the Boulevard for S23,5O0 The same
broker has sold during the week several other plots IL
this neighborhood but he objected to giving us partcu
| lars
BY K. Stevenson & Son, OF 4lots, each 25x1OO OF
south side of Seventy hrd-st, lS ieet west OF th'
| Boulevard, for S27,OO0. 80
one lot 25xlOO on north side Of Seventy thrdst III
! feet east OF Third-ave, for $3.50.
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Bsra Ccr) o,etbeet cronrsai, Puach Bi7. Co
s. gs 5sSss Ss W s a. cS s. gasao T. r. Dvs
Co o,v.. m, s,,,,, ,,.-,.,,.o w II T uc~e.
ssrs sss ctoS osS a. VIZ Z. SS SSSi H. S
bss S 6 Cana "a sHs r @ one S', S H. H. B. wos
fs s Wsocb SS s b ccfs f Cork h'o or F%cO for old
Bns t RenvicA ROsc, Caricuss Miller HOughtOu
Bag Sea B (Br nd Port spain rnsi41d Joee LSTgo g
Ding Carrie T. Pcenrg. Toev, Bosun s h. Merchant W.
schr John Rose Howell Denarsra. RdSta Rove -
sehr Al lBr coies St John \ B. B. henes seee ses'
ssT nr, Ferries Dassy asss,oPyS r p Ss1iSs lnTSsa Sons
SsRr Al e II FoS InToo fotssC G Ssplel Co.
sT sT evP B,1 P s. ss S5 s%S naS" SfSa1Ss1as co
u enI' y, 49,. ~ % S.-sts orrtoorn Bentley Miller Co.
& & Esn % 4 s ys5 Bve5 @ Toose washington D. c. Van Brun
sesr chas R. Washington HOboot werseet St John Co.
ssT s5 n Z Z 2: R{s: Ess Ss5s So Van ss1 sTSn Bc
seII Lucy Mailman. Easport j. bOytO9,. Sons
sshr. J. p EaIoD Poole PoI,,Reuts g. R Higgins
sss sen, cSa. & A cSss RSiSD croTcg % h SS%sr.e.
sioop SearsaSs YOunS New-Iayen.
Steamship M He .y AsPs p sss, ny & % na K1g'n %
BaIs Ieresa tsr( j. ADAMS London "A days with ,
9Th muse.
Bari Roaa Bruno ll Paqs LessOrn 50 days, with mase
E 4g3a PstIsoa 5TSsS F Si1 R,5Ggy R's &c
se6r CsTa Montgomery BOrn. BaraeOa DAYS with fruit
@ $ss G GSs f & t % ss sy With S1H p ps'''
feh Hosao Nichols hughes Portsmouth, Virginia, days with
SeG NJ B. Tower f Boston,, CahOon Port Antonio JAM IL days,
shI White Wing of PrOdenOe) Antoine Harbo Island days.
Spectator (Of Ha Dahs San Bias 26 days. with cocoa
scr Euniee Newcomb (of weaeep Higgins Baacoa 10 days.
With fruit
MeneWa, Baltimore. lotie k'otz Oeogetown, u Y.
Exeesior. Yr-na Clara. Georgetown d. G.
{. IL Kir6. GEORGETOWN, d. c. O. II. Booth. Virginia
BaEvar Nrsna Lizzie Virginia
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Rosrov 29Arivea bark Magma Charta, from Gibata
hrg Aohy Watson, from Baltimore. 80, -,
iwE Del May 2Put steamship Laura from Mobile for New
coal Arrived bark Euqae, sagua for orders
Said. br.g Cllra Louise for NewYork. .
FogrRsss MONROE MAY 2-Passed IN for City Point bark At
krts Liverpool Passed shS Sarah H. Qann sunny south
yu5 Webb Joseph and Franklin ioT Newiork Annie Hines fol
Boston.
FOREIGN PORTS.
SOUTHAMPTON Nav 23-The NoghGelnan lords steamship
p-.cr Ncrnaber NewYOrk May 49, for Bremen, arrived al
u to-day.
IrFgrooI Nav 29-The Line steamship Hbensn, WAITS
A'- Tor --latest ship Netrs see FIN Pagc.l
New-York tribune., 1872-05-30

NORRIS AM ESSEX DIVISION.
NEW BROAD GAuGL LINE Wer Gap. Sirol h1rg Ncnio1
DnghaIlton Syracuse AL Osvceo WITHOUT Cht of iAhb
bpot IN Now York foot ~ Bsrclays AMI foot u C o bcsL
l8si "
New-York tribune., 1872-05-30
Maehnerp.

CUGAR MACHINERY FOR SALE.-Steam
y Envnes Copper Heaters Chrfers Iron Cens,
Charcoal Filters Bag Filters Crushing Shayng ana GlndiRg Nis'
Tuned Wroughon Shang Sugar ho ald Pots Iron wagons
& Steam Boilers &c. Parties desrOus Of purchasing can get
an Oi1Si " 'ss 'N' r. L. A. STUART leo Chambersst
New-York tribune., 1872-05-30
NEW-YORK AND EEW-HAvEN RAIL
SUMNER ARRANGE GENENT,
COMMENCING MAY %, 1871.

Pnnss, Station in New-York Of Twenystyenb.t AID
Foarth-ave. Entrance on Twenty seyen'A-st
TRAINS LEAVE ,sgwYoRK
Tor Milford s'Taiisd, faTaol Southport and ws.por ioO.
nj for ; south sorak T. 9Ex) naO nj IllS r CgIl "a.
li5o 40 8 ?. ,1d s,33g 9,r,, A.,
' For s.i S md nc1mess Sg Ella staGa, O as a
So s1IS.y si s, p leaves % wenty.ssvc SwYOr ' n foe
Boston, via both sprurssoSl iDs 1q S1gs TshS Ans
fSI fSI BOSTON "a ssGessif sBss a s s aIei
For coasssteai RIVER rsaS Rarea n i'p INTO SorA'"p'a
src Pecydsne. and Fhl RalI9,a 81 P PIss. al,
FOR 70 SHOE on5Ss LSs s5sS s1 NcTS5 s 4 P % M
For SewIayen northampton Railroad sh nj M 70 NORTH
FoS New Haven Mdtowu and wirmane Railroad A LAeh
a. For 70 iao Hoas.;onic Z nj Rsi'Osd sa m and p.
fSI fSr Sansey and SofTa Railroad al9 AID 40
FOR ss.Iia1 E. es1 ss9: % @ p M T
day either Line Dra~ingrOOm Car ''' "s'
S point ;aes % esS .psy..Ss. i,. % S:a :
Fsuha,e also at the oses. q us Nsw-serI d.p@ -.
leaving Av; their Osiss sSss s1 Is aoY S 9s ;sssd ssss
from residence TO destination sAsisS !" nol :, '4ee
NEWYQRKs GENTRAL AsSl AND ss! hUPS2S i s
Through will leave from New Depot FOuhae 'Nd Rory
sS aud Montresl Express with DaHnsro0~ ears
, NJ Special Chicago Express Dra~psrOpm TO BaH.s
lo:.s m, Sort1srs aud Western E'pIs. ps.,,,
n. n Iroyt
400 n Montreal Express With Sleeping from Ss"Y0i 70 st.
500 n Express sleepnseas for wa'er'OTO o'~eso and
soo pee Express. sisepngca for Rochester Bssao
,nJ N,rsrx Pab; also Tor Chicago via both L. ni NJ e.
Raj roads, and st. Louis via Toledo leave on Sundays
HOO F,o,.,. with Sleeping Troy and Albany.
To-. n0fts VI lonkrr leave from new depe
VI, .. W rains 1hirri~t SIDE heretofore
~ op>NA' G. H. KENDRICK, General Passenger AGENT
NEW-JERSEY RAILR0AD-,FRS0M FOOT OF
wssF PEsGE3SsEsST ,d an % .. 5 n R @ So &
so Y night and o. saHss' q tr nj fSs ps
TB WEST. via Baltimore 81 20 lL;so and W
ton Lynchborr train. without change the
WEST via Railrosi-9:O
Silver attached 800 m through from
Pittsburgh Chicago ami Louisville without change Slvcf
Palace attached 10 the daily sad through ~ Pitts
bub Cuc1nnai LOUISVILLE and st. Loas xhoat change ves
Palace attached TO the 800 aad run iarsh o New
York Fort wsyne Csgo without change kss ior sAe " @os
Of Desbrossesst foot of Corlandtst and yit B9sasa
n,vv,v S.DIyl -. Se'i Se'iIIs,,xLss,n,il y, Ls,,i o..ns.nr
SOUTH SIDE X. X. OF l.. l.
SIMMER ARRANGEMENT.
THE ONLY RAILROAD on LONG ISLAND
running direct 10
R0CKANAY BEACH
On ard Monday Ssy r. us lesrs SswrOi via Rosssvn
mMsi Tor Pachosne connecting with stage for Benspos and
Fire Place and boat for fEe Island
New-York tribune., 1872-05-30
Gouec5 an0 farms Udliie0.

WANTED, for two or more years-An I'M
W furnished HOUSE above ThrtehsL, between Thrt and
s,vea Would be willing advauco years rental for reduction
Of rent
Address p box i2o giving price and location attention will
be paid to the House must he in good order
WANTED D-FURNISHED HOUSE for the
sur cr season. with stables ahes fruit &c, in Wesche er
County within Of City Halt Address IL o. b. Box lO Sta
ton A. Sew-York City.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-30
SOUTH SIDE II. X. OF l.. /.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
THR ONLY RAILROAD on LONG ISLAND
running direct 10
R0CKAWAY BEACH

ard snsr MONDAY. r. trains lssrs SewrOri via Roosevelt
and C.aua IT, Fclries IS follows; .
Fire Place and boat Tor fie Island
10 m.-Aocoommodauou for lshr -
4 n DETERMINATION OF kockawsy and Bahyion-
3 connecting with for Beepe6
Fire Place, aud lOr Fse l,lard tsrvag 10 south
Oyster Bay wilboat stop reaching BabyOa at Sio
pm-Eiprcss for RocsawNy aud Mcrnch
40 D. "A Accommodation for Patchogue
$3.50 D m-Accommoiation for Babylon
$50 D. A Accommodation for Mcnick.
An except the 33c and S;3 connect Valley Stream with
train m Rokaway. Due notice win he given Of ths
Opening Of koekAwy Beach Road % the seaside hsass
New-York tribune., 1872-05-30

Passenger Station iD New-York Of Twestyentb.t AID
Foarth-aye. Entrance Twenty seyensA-si
New-York tribune., 1872-05-30
Brooklnn l)ropcrtn to Eet.

TT'O RENT, S600-One of the pleasantest three
stor and basement PreneoOf HOUSES in BROOKLYN with
m Improvements; the immediate vicinity Of tie best summer res.
denees IN the c; se just east Of TompkinsaHe opposite
pntop,e transfer: Of seat; viii pass me door u
September; Photograph 72 Broadway NJ r. W. bAUh
owner in house 2j3
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-07-09
PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE MARKETS.

PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL. July s.
N"on.-BreadstutIs are quiar. PuIk ATS.
Eyentng.-Lommon rosln Is 6daSs
Evenlng.-Turpsntine 4oa41s
Noon.-Flour dull and declining. Wheat @ qniet
and unclaimed. corn duh aRd heaty. Pork
quiet a. $13 85alS4. Lsrd null; s'eam 9xa9 Gle.
Iurpenline Quiet at 4ss49c. Ros quiet at
Evening Flour dull and declining; common
tn fair ex ra So 80 8 IS; good TO choie So s0al2.
Whiskey stead Wheat lc bette; winter red
Western 81 seal go. Corn unchanged with
brisk export and fair trade dema"d. Rice quiet
At sseHc. Pork steady. Lar, sxssHc. Navsls
quiet. 1allow heavy at sx csc.
Flour very dull but unchanged. Wheat active
at an advance Of 6al0c; new choice whit 81 Goa
l IS. CIrn eteady and d m. oats weak and dull
jobbiug ".maud. Pork s1376al4. Ba on higher;
Shoulders 6X; rlb sides 7Ac. Lard 9a9xo.
whiskey nrmeri 90.
CINCINNATI, July 8.
Flour dull and unchanged az STAT o.. Q rn
steady at 4Sa Sc. Pork, d emand light and hold
ers 1rm: regular sI2 rs; city S.4 IS Lard
steady; summer &c; steam sxc; kettle SIC.
Bacon IN good demand; shou uders 6Kc; GEAR RID
7xc; clear sdes 7hc. Wh.kes steady at SIC.
LuuIsv1LLs, July 8.
fair demand, extra .mi y Sc IS. oorn, sacked.
82cfur prime. Provisions active. Pok $ll a5.
Bncon higher; shoulders 6xc; clear RIB &c
Packed lard Unchanged; nfd, rs q ii at haHc
advance. WhlsEey qules and s,tay: ,.o
Flour quiet and weak, with rather m"ie In
quiry. Corn 1rmer mixed 89a4oc. WlisSev ul-
q snged at s7c. Pork quiet; small lots $l2 26s
70 gu. Bncun dull and luwer; shoulders o.; ear
rib SC; clear File Sxc. Lard dull and nominal.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-07-09
Agrienltural Malbinfrp. er.,,
WRIGHT. &s;WaRN0CKsS: =
ANTI-FRICTI0N,shh hsn
HORSE: :..::.aPO'M!E;:R!F. !!
PATENTED OCTOBER 103!1871.l

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We take pleasure id presenting 70 the planters
and public Horse Power gotten up by Messrs.
WRIGHT 6twARNo0K,E ! OF 3Bsrnwelr aud Beau
fort Countless s. q, which is q most pIfeot ma.
chine The said Power viii give greater speed at
the expense. OF less power than anythingSesn
use; is slro simple and durable!: Can ioe.used
with eq rai ease for gin ling cotton, threading
grain, pumping water, &c. Will on q fqrly.saw
gin In good order. with two mules moderate,
gait. gin 1900 pounds lint cotton per day; brisk
driving 1000 pounds One mule can pull Il; light
for TWO. 1t sits In frame 10 the oase; can be
arranged to gin with the gin and gear i sitting on
the ground. , ,.-ss i.,... y ~! s'g,- j.ig.,Y
Another important feature Of. this Power IA
that the rising or falling OF the door Of the house
does not affect the working OF the gear in any
way. .a.Isys1sE ~ "a, .....,-a.
This is a Southern enterprise, and No humbug
Price sl25, and freight, ready for putring up.
g. q. KIRKLAND and W. A. OhARK.'fail
:.is., .! !!Alendale' 8. o..
Agents for South Carolina.
@. q. KIRKLAND, Agent for North Carollns.'
cRBPEKENCss: H. ~ !sc.iSiI mr.
Rev. Messrs. Joseph a. Lawtona and Joseph
BoItick,H OF the Savannah River 48soca-
tiOn, Allendale; CAPTAIN WIN. Bo-tick,s iA1len-
dale; Key. Me.srs ID. J Simmons and r. Milton
Kennedy. of the South Carolina Conference; Gen.
Captain D. Sem, Oolumbil; +. j.. PeEer, ESQ.,,
and Msssrs. Rec Ter Davis, Charleston, =. o.
sFhoss marked thus have seen the Power at
work. i>L NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.