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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-10-05
ldrmenben @er6ulhe Der Welt, lebt Der

ldrmenben @erdulHe Der Welt. lebt Der
@tubto(us peranust In @efe1ihaft fetner
Witf4iler. Tern Don psrtprbener umae'
bung, bic TIN auf Mbwese fubrt, febt er aur
CUTE Betipiele DOR fi6. Dur& quite Disei>
pin, NIT Mtlbe sepaart, ri1b er fetnem
3iele ndber sebraat. @enus bterpon!
Gs inb aesenmdrtie in ben fisben;is
Stubenten bier, ale munter unp seiunb. le'
Ben ie per9niiat unb 3ufrteben. -8eute, ais
am Tete tes 81. Grseneels Mi&ael 9tnsen
a1e ~ ben III. @aframenten. Die Spbali'
til Der Mutterspttes sermebrte fi4 bur9 e.
men 3uwads Don neun neuen Mttslietern,
bic mdtrenb benz 9p4amte aufeencmmen
tpurben. Die Namen berlelben Inb fol-
9enbe:
@o'. Gilbert unb Wm. Treunb Don ct.
Yaul.
s. gillaume unb @m. 9cerr ron Man>
fatc.
s. Mertes unb S. Yefaraf BON @incna.
.. QYn9 Don @batfele.
S. &oerner DON @tafcpee.
ST.. Qabr pom ct. Soiept.
Das 6o&amt belt bc4tp. P. Nlertus
Gbelbrcd O. s. B., @rdinbent Res GpQe>
siums. af1firt Don P. &earnep unb P. Ser
narb 2cenifar, P. Wolfeans Nortbmann
bielt bic Teaprebist; ct perfeblte ntht etnen
tiefen @inbrud auf fetne 3ubDrer III MAIDEN.
Collegium St. %Joannis, ut crescas floreas-
que precor.
Observatory.
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% eltIt6 E 3.

Cine Treiherfereuuucntion fanb am Dor.
gen Mtttmo4 in Milwaufee lfatt, nobel piel
in Observation-Disclosures beorten u. tel.
sema&t unb cine @etbs &elo1uttonen sefabt
&pureen. Natarli4 trtefen oQe &eben BON
tontsiabe: Sretbett Der &elieicn, bes Den.
Tens u. {. ~, nur etne Nusnabme tpirb auf>
9eFeQt: BITE onfefItpnellen
S9ulen, bic 816fer FILTER
lt4en Mnna1ten unb namentli
bic an fttbe1uns Der Stiutten
wurben ais etne @efabr fur bas Dfentltde
Wobl anb etne 9ebrotuns Der @runb. Ser.
fafung uunierer" &epubltt erfldrt. @6u1-
3mans fur bic 8retfhulsn foa einsefubrt
perben. Das 1T Die 2ofuns btfler Trei>
bettsbelben =! Sir bic &atboltten ater rptro
unter fol4en umf1npen bic @tunbe fcm>
men, bab lie fur &einen mebr Ntmmen
perben, Der es NIT Der Tretbett fur tbre
Stride unb ftr6lt4en Mnfalteu tn 70 nteter>
trddtteer Weiie meint.--
1leber ben &eisenmarft Don Milmaufse
lautet Ger leste @p&en< Bert9t: Die @reif,
f@wantten BON ST. 6 -l,27; perfcutt MR.
ben @am0ass 10000 Buffet; pcrrdtbis
maren $4,000 8ui1el eesen $4,000 om
namlthen Sage sorteen Satres. Safer
gait 243 Gts., @elldforn IS Gts., &pleen
IS @ts., @srfte II Cts. SIM @an3en mat
Der ge:febr lebtafter ais in Der pprterset! n.
ben Wr9e.
Die 9opfensrnte in @iseonfin 1T laut
neueren gertdten namentliA in Be3us ouf
bic Nualitdt, iebr beiriebiseno oussefaQen.
3inihtli6 Der Yreile berrlht nod etne
4robe l1niAerteit. Wsper &dufer nod Ser
tdufer iint gu S,1nsact,rntu eeneiet, tpeil
jeoer She'll glautt, fpdtsr elm pprtbetltafte.
res @elhdft MAIDEN 3u t6nnen. Die Gem
yorfsr @ppfenfarmsr, uelde anfdnsli1 SO
Gents per @funo ertte!ten, leSen BEN Yrets>
rudsans zen @isecnineru our Saf, bic su
frub nadseseben uno tapurh etne Sr|de
IN ben Marft reronlabt bitten. Gmmcs
WeQs fu9t In ftintm neuefen G%ircular:
Der biesjdtrt9e Grtras miro auf 10000 his
10000 8aten eeltdst, ODER 10000 met,.
als lestes Satr.
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Snldmoii9e Ma@ri9teM.
& r6It6 E :.

st. &aul. Mpreen, @onntas ben 6. B.
Mts. fetert Der foeben gum priefer serpetbte
bo6w. ST. @implicius M. @imnaer 1etne
erfe III. MeGe tn Der marta 9imnaelfabrts>
ftrde. Derltlbe 1T 1874 i'm eanbseri&t
Qaufsn, tn OberbaYern, sebcren, unb bate
in Der Susenb btni6tt& ieinsr Netssns
gum @tubiren einen i6weren Stanb 9esen>
uber feinem @ater. Dieter, etn etnfader
9%anbmann bate erobes 8orurtbei1 9esen
atles, pas STUDENT bisb uno perbot leinem
@otne bas @tueiren. Na4 be1en Sob i'm
Sabre 1861 erbtelt unier junser Mann bic
Gtnmtateune ietner SHUTTER unb rta&te bann
fetne @pmnafal,S tubten tm er3bifdSFi&en
seminar 3u Sal3burg. Ct bate fdpn frab
etne entidtebene gcrliebe gum 8lcferleben,
unb ais Der to&m'fe 9r. Mbt &upsrt @et>
benb ufa Dor pter Satren In europa auf
8efu& par, nabm oteitr Yrdlat ben talent.
uoQen @anbibaten NIT mad Amerifa, mo-
berielbe tn Der ct. Ytncents Mbtet, in Venn>
fpluanien, tmMprtl 1868 in bas Nopiaiat trat.
Gin Sabr nadber ma9te er einfa1e profeb
uno besab ii6 alsbann na9 ct. Sofepb,
@tearns COUNTY, UNI balelbft I'M ct. Sotn's
@c1es'um Ybtlpioptie unb Ebeoloate 3u
~tuotren. SIM Stunt leste P. Simplietus
feline feterli6e @rofee at unb purbe Gnbe
per1cfenen Septembers In ct. Yaul gum
Yrteier serttbt. Die Tipeeie ct. Yaul
ma&t IN bteiem iun9en @rteffer etne quite
Mequiitipn, trbem berielte i6 ebeaio tur6
anfpruhlofes Welen int 0ertebre NIT On,
bern, ais bur6 srlnoltGe Biloune aus
seitnet. @ir fusen nur nod bic gemer>
flung BET, bae P. Simplteius i'm ct. Sobn's
Gpaegium beretts ais Yrofe0pr fun9irt
bat.
@lei93ettis NIT P. Simp1ieius erbielt aud
@ep. Sobn ~. Nealts BIER bic Yrieferwsibe.
Derielbe rpurbe lS49 In Srlant eeboren,
rnadte baisltf fetne erfen @tubten unp
potenbete bteientsen Der 2beoloete ebepfans
I'M ct. Sebn's College, In Stearns County.
Die irtihen @laubenssenoden BADEN @runb,
ii& CUR Iequiiitton pteles junsen Yrie1ers gu
9ratuliren.
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Neui9feiten.

Warts, 3. Set. Mle Elm merfwurbtsss
Grfennunss3etden her 9oltsNtmmune tn g.
tpiGen &reilen Tranfreids mag es 9elter,
eaB @ietor 9uso, btefer l~beripann tete anfr
raottalen &epublitaner, ia &lster Don it''
men tortisen Meinunsssenoden ais Mttslieo
Der Matipnal<8 81 riammluns nomintrt 1T.
lnteroeGen bsrstst @ambetta Elm Depar>
tement Srantretds naA benz a%nberen, uni
bic BepDlfsruu9 in rtn Stdbten ee9en bic
Nattpnalperlammlvn5 uno se,en G6tsr5
aufsuwteseln. Cte &esierun5 .Sjt bna
aud ben @ltler i9arf beobaGt"r.
Gin Correspondent ppn%aris, re,Ger cine
unterreouns nit @ombttta bate, terihtst,
eerielbe babe seiast bab Stters bic Natio>
matchmaking tabin Sebra4t babe. ta6
le Elm @erf3eus in fetnen @Gnben iet.
Gtiers reprdfenttre 1peoer pas Qanb NOD bic
MISUNDERSTANDING, eas 9ano lti oebbalb
ourdaus nidt pertreteu.
80 brdnst mani Don aQen Seitsn su etner
neuen &riis, unb blrfts Der 3sitpunft gar
ni6t mebr fern fein, no bic &uFDiur9 Der
@ational'@ eriammluns sur 8batlaae unb
Elm neuer Appea an cas Solt ertolsen wirp.
@on 2pnbon wirb semelbet: Das
S9if Na3artne 1T mdbrsno Der teftteen
Sturme i'm erfen She'll Der pertsen @ode
In Der Ndbe BON Tormblep, In Der Graf
i&ait QaneaGer, sei4titert unb ale Yer(o-
men an Bpro ftnb ertrunfen. 8tele 8ert@te
'lter anosrerelnsludsfGae iiae ebenfatls etn.
selauten.
Der f@dnbIi@f e unfu8 ptrb III
btefena eanbe NIT ber @ere4tietett eetrteber.
Sn Can Tranetseo bate Elm @stbsbitb,
Namsns 2aura Tair, int Nopeutber 1870 et'
men sewiGen u. g. Grtttenben auf Silent.
lt&er Straee faltb1ltts nieberseiAodtn. neil
terielbe, nit letner re&tmdbtsea Trau M1m
In Arm stn9. Die Satr parp portses
Satr bur6 bas ELECTROMAGNETIC gum
5ope perurtbeilt. Mber 0e bate e~tn1uv>
ret4e Treunoe uno braAte es CUR 8ewta'S>
Jung zines neuen @ro3e6es, uno lebten Mon'
tug tpuroe ie Dor benlelben @ert4tslGrln'
fen fret9elproden uno fret entladen. Oar
auf e~nttano aferptnes 9ro6e Nufresuns
uno es wirb ntht mieper be6er, ais bis oas
0olf-bsn Strid ielbft CUR !6eno nimmt.-
Aus StraBbur9 miro pom l. Scto>
Der eemelpst, baB bic Muswanoerun9 cerie-
nisen Qanbes .MnsebDrisen. wsl4e5rantreiA
3u ,brem Waterlanoe pabtten, eln wabrba}t
erlhutternpes Bib barb0t. Went9ite.s
swD!fbuncert Ysrlenen, Skinner, Wetbsr
unb ainoer perlieBen an bieiem Sage, pem
lesten, Der ibnen ais Srit O1sn tano. bic
5tapt unb lasten tbrer alien 9ttmutb 2ete>
wpbl. Man penfe ih bic Seenen, bic babel
purfelen, ais es gait, &bitisp gu nebmen.
Die tran3Dfihen 3et1unsfn erihienen an
btefem Sag in Irauerranp. 2auielbe wa~
reu lAon pOraussssosen.
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1916

3um S4lu0e btelt &ep. @e9litorsfp
BON Der fl. Dretf1ltsfettefir9e nod eine
eraretfenbe &ebe sesen bic 8ebraduns tvr
Stride pur& bic iebtsen @emalttaber:
Gin breifa4es God auf bic &attolifen
Deutit!anps unb bic 8ertteibtesr Der @e,
lisipn i4lob bic benfrpurri9e @%erbanblurs.
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~" IVY SN"'"~
Blumen manb er i4 gum &rana,
1nb er fab fe fortsert6en,
5reibenb In Der @e1en Sang.
llnb 70 fieten meme Sage
@te bte Que1e raflos bin,
nnb 70 blei9et meme Susenb,
Mte bic &rdnae f1ne0 perblubn.
Der @rufeGpr lpridt: Die 3ett Der &ute,
bic @aeanj 1T pcraber lang 9enu9 + f bu,
Spbn Der Muie, an Der Que1le 9efefen, benz
&naben elei6. gebenfe, wte fteben betne
Sage vmie bic Que1e ratlps tin". Der
tDlt5ltAt @rsel, CUR @cnne aufFeisenS, balt
fetn @uee aufs 3iel btnseri4tet, unb ra7lps
perfolst er feline Babn. Gin @elebrter mirb
nt9t 9ebpren, fpnoern bur6 @irffamteit
fhwinst er fi@ au feiner @Dte emppr, er
fcridt, rtnst, mutt i6 al, bsburrt tatei
mad benz 9pdien 5u tr,ben, rutt niAt, bis
Ct iein 3id errei9t, unb bu, Stueirs! Ma6
benz tu benz iisenben &noben at Der Suete
sefolst, fclse iest BEN tDntsliaen @cee1,
BEN @elebrten mad, made au beinem
@pru6e: Ora ct labora-Yeten unb Mrtet>
ten. Soweit Der arifItfe YrpIeGpr gum
@huter.-~
Sur bid, tpertter 2efer, bat ct aber aud
Elm raar @crte !; merle nur auf Tplaentes
Der Q%anbmann, Sarmer bier In M1nertt;-
erntet, aber ert nod benz Ct ietren Nder be.
felt bat; Der @in3er 9ebrau6t BE Setter,
aber erf mad vorberseaaneener 8ebauurs
feines Wetnberses; Der @ef4dftsmonn &C.
braudt G1e unp @emtht, mug fe aber ert
fennen 9elernt baten u. (. ~. unb tpas tem
Santu1ann, Min,,r unp @efhdftsmann
gilt. sas gilt fur sinen Sepen, mag Ct lein,
uer sr mr1e. 3ttrf n,ub NJ fden lerneu,
I'm. ernten. UNI nit Nusen mtrfen 3u f0n'
nm. um ater ls1nen 3u t0nnen, mug man
@eleesnbnt tat.n j; unp biele TT Is 0erabe,
BE Nandtm f,blt, UNI aus tim etnen Nann
III MAIDEN. ISLANDER Dater pber r,anne
SHUTTER fast pitlet&t: i'd babe ftlbR tetne
@elegenbstt getabt. mid aus3uttlten; alio
fonen meine &inber aud feline baben! Cine
1hDne Vo9tf, etne tAr1te:l,1 ltebl1ne eon,e
p. quen3! Mein. naetn Sreunp. serabe neil bu
ntht bic ~el.senbeit battef bid aus3ubil'
ben, unb wetl pu bic Bolsen biefer Ni4tse-
le9enbeit einRebf. beetasb fpaf bu betnen
&tneern bic @elesenbett eeben, f6 aussubtl.
ben. nm etr In pieler betner Mufsabe gu
belfen, iirb quite unp fatboltf6e @hulen sc,
srlnoet, 1T aud ct. Spbns @cleae etablirt
murDen. @as nun bieits College anbe"
1anst, 10 balte i'd IS balp fur uterfu:is,
etmas barber ~ iasen. Die Grifen3 bes.
felben 1T ;u gut bsfannt. feline mcbltbuenhe
@irfiamfsit, ieine bote 8ebeutuns fur Mtn.
nelota unb ben Nrrp1rettn miro bereitS nit
Mhtuns aud in weitsren &reiien anerfannt
unv 9smiirbist. Gle Situatirn btsies Col.
leses 1T rcmantiih, f0nnte gar nt&t beHe.
fttn fur eine iclde Aafalt. Gntfernt pom
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tG prrefprutens.)
st. Nifolaus, 80. Sept., 1872,

st. Ntt0lauS, 80. Sept., 1872.
Bplen sic pisle wentsen 3et!en in SD,
seihdgtes Blatt aufnebmen. ct. Nifplaus
ltest i'm flpwefliden 1teile pon @tearna
County unb 1T elmer Der id6nfen uno an
nautbisten Yldse DOR Minneipta. Gs mob.
men bier meifentteils &beinldn,er unp Cur
emburser. Ssitbsm mir @pnntass Got.
tespienf baben, bat fA tte @emeinpe raid
entntds1t. unlere Stride febt auf etnem
boben @u9el unp lam funf bis feds Dfsi<
len weit seieten trsrbsn. Gle 1T ater jest
11pn piel gu fletn. @tr baben aud einen
pradtuo1en sotbilhea altar aus Der Ber'''
tdtte bes berlbmtsn &lnRlers Gpersmann
tn ct. Mu9ufta erbalten. Sn 8llbe tperren
tptr ferner awet i4One Statuen aus Mln1en
betommen. Die @lpde, wel9e infer pislt
s~eltebter See1iorser bo9w. P. Sofepb M.
0in o. s. B. tn Cincinnati bsfe1t bat, 1T
ansefommen uno wtest ater awet ~tauienp
Yfunb. @te murbs am 8. @eptember ais
am R%amenstfe @artens pon, todwlrpis.
fen 9t:ra Mbt @upertus @e,penbui9, unter
&l0fen3 bes tpdw. P. ulrt1 Mortbmann
pom st. Sotns College ano unftrem @sel
lorSer sewetbt. Der p:rebrte grd!at belt
cine entiprs9enpe Mnrebe. unfere Truoe
mtrb ruteber setrabt, bab wtr uniern lieben
Seelfprger perlieren fDlen.
Sbr aufridtiser Trsunb,
Nus Gbieago beri9tet bic LINTON" uber
bic Wieperberf / lung tattolilher &ir6en
uno @nfalten, pas fOlst:
Die Mitslieoer Der r6mtfh sfattotiihen
Sirde in bieierStabt tleiben binter Der uner.
miol,4sn Gnersie unp benz uuternebmunss.
seif, Der fib alentbalben entialtet, ntht 3u
rld. Sbre 8e'lufte marsn lstr 1hmer. tn
benz lt9 cine sroBe &nsatl Der fatboltiden
&uhen, Sdulen uno @oblttdtisfetts an
falten IN isnem Gteile Ger Staet befans, in
pelhem ras Seusr Die sr6bten 0srmuRun.
gen anrthtete. Die neu III errihtsnpeu Sc
tduoe weroen obne Nusnatme beauemer uno
neutrality-suspicious. etnseri9tet, wdtrsnp bic.
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(gtn9elanbt. IT,

Sogns college, Stearns 60, Minn.
Sept. 49,, 1872. !
On Der Sue1e fab Der 8n1be,
Blumen manb ct ii9 gum &ran3,
l1nb ct fab fe fort9eriNen,
2reibenb In Der Be1en Sang.
llnb 70 Fieben meme Sage
@te bte Que1e ia tlos bin,
nnb 70 blei9et meme Su9enb,
Mte bic &rGnae 11ned perbllkn.
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Roston Market.

BOSTON, February 7. (
CoFFgE.-This article is held with considerable
hrmness as there Is q very confident feeling tnat
prices must rule higher, but the trade are par.
chasing only In small lots as wanted: The trans.
ac;lons include 1000 mats Java at 23Ha25c gold;
Seson nocEets Singapore 2lc, and la2o0 bags Rio
leka22Xc per 10 gold. A lot OF 600 bags Cape has
been resold on private terms, and we quote ST.
Domingo and Cape at 14Ha15c per 10 gold, ,in
bond. ., u, a;.,,
and considerable advance has taken place the
past week, under the influence OF higher prices at
Liverpool ana falling of In receipts &C southern
morris. There Is more or less speculative Inquiry,
but manufacturers are purchasing only IN small
lots as wanted. We quote sales OF ordinary at
20ka2lc: good ordinary at at2lAa22A, low MID
ding at 22ka23kc, and mlddllng az 3Na23Ac
per ib including upfands and GULL Tne market
at the close Is rather unsettled but urn.
Reasonable STYLES OF both cottons and woollens,
and prices, are nrm and well sustained, with
confident feeling that prices must RUE nlgn Ior
some time to come, as the cost or production mas
been considerably Increased by the advance IN
cotton and wool.
20 bales heavy at 16xc, currency. The STOCK is
GUSSY CLoTH.-This article is quite firm, With
an active demand, and prices nave lQrther 'ad'
yanced. The sales comprise 500 bales Calcutta at
i5Ic currency, and 5000 rolls domestic at 16a
lsxc, prompi delivery, and l7alSc per yard ior
SAyiL sroRss-Spiriss turpentine has rapidly
advanced and is quite scarce, Win sales at s2a
esc nnr gallon. Tar rosin and pitch are held
Srm and in small lots command full prices.
| RICE.-The market Is quiet, with small sales OF
carolina at ka9Hc for common and choice, Ran.
COON at 6Xa7Hc, and Patna at Ike.
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Rio Janeiro Markets.

From Joseph n. Wright Co.'S MarSes s hePO[s ,ocs
onr resne cts OF the o3d ult. the dealers have ad-
advanced their pre.ensions 5oo@soo RS per arro6a,
which has naturally restricted business; AZ we
have been rassing through the season or holidays
on the plantations, our receipts have been re.
duced to an average OF about $3.50 bags per Gay,
hnt thew are now expected TO Increase again.
The total sales since Esd -ult. rave been 4s. 100
haSs. of which 81 800 bags for the United States,
1900 bags fer the Channel and North CT Europe Pc
dOn bags Tor the Mediterranean, and 400 bags ior
other points. The stock Is estimated at l6o 600 to
1000 bags. ,,.. ,,,.,,.
We have adyices from Santos to 10Th instant:
since the 2Oth ultimo 2s,85o bags has changed
hands az gradually increasing prices, the later
sales having been made on the basis OF $500 lor
Machina superlors. or these purchases, as Iar as
we can ascertain, about 5000 rags were Tor tne
United States. Receipts had fallen OF to about
1900 bags per day; the stock was 900 oags.
good cargo could not be, bought under s5ooo,
eonal at three per cent commission, at exchange
24kd, to 7Ss cd per cwt, and at los per cent 70
is. 90c per ID on beard.
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q o L q B L E
-
PACIFIC CUANO.
PRICE, s45 CASH, WITH USUAL ADVANCE
FOR TIME.

Experience in the use OF this GUANO for the
past SIX years In this State, for Cotton and Corns
has 30 far established its character for excellence
as to render comment unnecessary.
In accordance with the established policy OF the
Company to furnish the best Concentrated fertl.
lizer at the lowest cost to consumers, this Guano
is put into market thlB season at the ABOVE re-
duced price which the Company Ia enabled 10 40
by reason or its large facilities ano the reduced
cost Of manufacture.
The supplies put into market this season are, as
heretofore, prepared under the personal superin.
tendence OF Or. st. Julian Ravenel, Chemist OF
the Company, at Charleston, s. G., hence planters
NAV rest assured that Its quality and c1mpos1tlon
s precsely the same as that heretofore sold.
At the present low price, every acre planted
can be fertillzed with 200 pounds Guano at cost
not exceeding the present value OF 80 pounds Of
cotton, while experience has shown that under
favorable condition Of season and cultivation, the
crop is increased by the application from TWO "
three-fola the natural capacity OF the soil, aence
under no condition could its application lau 70
compensate for the outlay.
Agent Pacific Guano Company,
A''o' w N" ' Charleston, >. G.
JOHN 8. REESE co., General Agents.
nov27-SmOsD&C
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Savannah market-weekly Report.


CorroN,-The receipts during the week have
amounted to II s7S bales upaed against 2S,ofo
bales for the corresp nding week last year; sea
responding week last year. The market closed
quiet at &c for middling, 2oha20asc Tor low mid
ding, and 2o%c for good ordinary. Ine CORES
.ponding week last year closed quiet at 14ha14hc
for middling, 14al4Hc for low mlldlng, and 1Shc
FOR good ordinary. The stock on hand at the
close OF the market ye terday was 1902 bales up.
.Iand. and 149S bales sea island.
SEA ISLAND CoTToN.-There has been good
demand for sea islands this week, and some S15
Ssies have been sold. Prices are without change,
pnd we repeat the quotations OF our Issue OF me
Cd Instant: Medium Flordas 4SaSS; medium n n9e a1e
55ao 65a1o The auasss aSove n9e ae
AZ GaI III NJ one TO two and three bags only. 49,,
n REcEIprs-The receipts at this port IoT an [ns
past xsek have SeS from ss tbs oo%s
loo psE1 RaIIroad II os4 bales upland Atlantic ano
sf Rarsad 2lis bales upan Augusta lug o1sss
at5 Soas bale bales upland Florida boats 12S bags ses
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New York Coffee market.

NEW YORK, FEBRUARY 10.
The Daily Bulletin says: The market is again
fairly active today. The demand from the trade
is more urgent, and holders are more disposed to
realize, without reference to influences which
have for some time past been considered potent
fn the market. In fact, the inclination Is to re.
duce the current large stock Of Rio, and as tne
trade OF city and country is nearly bare OF sup
ilies there is much less trouble In agreeing upon
prices than there has been for some time. Still,
invoices are more salsble than cargoes-a feature
OF the market that is not without its significance
At this time. The sale, OF Rio have been ioVo
hays per Erie at lsc. 500 do per steamer South
America at I8Xc, both gold In bond; 90s DO and
s24 do by steamer South America, on private
terms. In other cofiees we hear OF no Important
business, and prices nominally unchanged. we
ouote Rio, gold, In bond, as follows: Ordinary car.
eoes 16Hc, fair do II. gooddo TX, prime do ls1s.
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Passengers.

Per steamship Champion, from New York
G. W o,ney and Wife, MISS Olney, Miss Witt; A
iTarlton, Miss N Baker, z Niennirowttz, James
jOstrom, Geo 4 Whitmarsh, VIM Brown, Vim N
Davis, Campbell and wife. O w Whittlesey and
wife, Miss n Drew, Mrs DR. Flanders, and'on IN
steerage.
Per steamer Water Lily, from Edisto, Enter
prise and Way Landings-F Richards, VIM Jen'
kins, W Edings.
Per steamer Emile, from Georgetown. S c.
ID Fl Miscally, DR. Ely and wife, Miss Chlsolm, Rev
A Carr, two Misses Carr, A NJ Handy. Nor:
gan, d L Middleton, " L Dawson, W Sineath,
IBourke, Mr. McFaddln, a N Parker, Tnton'
and Is deck.
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TACTIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPY'S
THROUGH LINE TO
CALIFORNIA. CHINA AND JAPAN.
FARES GREATLY REDUCED.
FARES GREATLY REDUCED.

Steamers Of the above line leave Pier <ETMks
No. A. North River, foot OF Canal SAiEaae
street. New York, at IL O'Clock noon, Of tne iS!a
and SOth Of every month except when thes
dates fall on sunday, then the SATURDAY pIecealng'
ers for South Pacific and Cent al American ports.
Departure Of 18th touches at Kingston, Jamaica,
For Japan and China, steamers leave San M Fran. a.
cisco first OF every month, except Wnen IL lals Oh
Sunday; then on the day preceding.
No California steamers touch at Havana, but go
direct from New York TO Asptn wall.
One hundred pounds baggage Tree 70 eaca aduil'
Medicine and attendance free.
For Passage Tickets or other Information apply
at the COMPANYIS TICKET OFFICE on the wharf
foot Of Canal stree, North River, New York.
july26-lyr F. X. BABY, Agent.
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New York Naval Stores Market.

NEW YORK. February 10.
! The Daily Bulletin says: Receipts to-day 1877
hbls rosln and Q bbls spirits tlrpentlne. Spirits
1nrneniine is again excited and rapidly advanc-
ing. with fair business done, closing very strong
at soaslc, and some holders even asking sc.
Sales 600 bbs at 79as0c, IS bbls at S0c 90 bbls
Resins are held shade higher today at 81 56a
s5 for common to good strained, 81 7oa4 80 for
No2, s5as so for No i, s7as for pale, and So 6oa1o
for extra pale. Sales OF 16o bbls good strened at
private terms. Tar Is quiet but firm. Pitch is
steady.
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island and 2l4 bales upland, wagons and coasters
40 bales upland and 40 bags sea island, Atamana
river boats 476 bales upland.
>ExPoRTS.-The exports for the week have been
1920 bales upland and Il bags sea island, as fol
lows Lverpa a0l 1854 bales upland, New YORK 2642
bales upland and 10 bags sea island, Philadelphia
ia bales upland and bags sea island.
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INTERIOR Cotton Markets.

Interior Cotton Markets.
COLUMBIA. February 8.
Sales Of cotton to-day a bales; middling 2lkc.
ORANGEBURG, February o.
Sales OF cotton during the week l2S bales; we
quote ordinary lee, low mlddling 20hc, middllng
2lc.
ANDERSON, February 7.
Sales OF cotton for the week ending to-day 1874
bales Prices this afternoon range from 20 to q &c
CAMDEN, February 8.
Cotton sold In this market yesterday at2lXc
for mlddling.'
UNION, February 8.
Sales OF cotton during the week so bales; mar
ket opened on Monday at 2oc closed 10 day at zoe.
MONTGOMERY, February o.
Our market iS dull and nominal, as follows:
Good ordinary 2lc, strict good ordinary 2lH Hc low
middllngs slc, middDgs &c.
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New York Rice market.

NEW YORK. February 9.
The Daily Bulletin says: The jobolng demand SeIa 10
was very light. and the aggregate ousiaess 1 mos
worth recording, but we notice the SAFE ol d nue
" w s'''' NEW YORK, February 10.
oniet ae and % prIces nominally unchanged. Stocks
are only moderate.-but the demand is slow,
owing to the difficulty aud expense OF delivering
goods. Jobblng transactions are reported; SKA
SXc for Carolina and sAa7c for Rangoon.