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, 1866-05-25

11:S Wells street cor.F Of s1onsoe chicago, H. de.
voss lt~ n:ion exclusively 10 tie rea;.lt of Sc.
cfet ttseates, srs IN varied forms tton tf.
rh!a: G!,Gt. strt!lIr' S,m4o4l Ftskuess Pain IL
9lnts Ancestors ., ie kdnnys dises.e o, the Head,
t,ota sssss habit 81 = asn Ehch produce
total debiitE cnder mar ace Impossible aad IN The
ttt Gcs1 o. both hpdy and n1nd.
iorS:s MEs T*hE rAErIcC1AA So11cE-A cure for
MUsi SCttS;telE tSvkN FlUN,
% !nsfrIcEt of 1hr curr OF en1tsl ,1ebty, Eoc.
tutnM Em!sslons. nor" properly Known n 5eniaa1
WrhsLess etc. Can ne permanently cured In from i
daJs 10 t*o months hs the use OF this tnxtrum:nt
whpn usrd couotntly With medicines Dr, Rprru1cht
ia orcr to satisfy tae uoss sccsitcal to the cia
nf Ills lEksureEt rledHtA If any Instance
where II EaT prove ursat!+:acf0.y. atttr trAl,
tho enone, will be rcin: dc b., returning tbs insty1.
nent In cooo order. Price. ~ Of mail Or express
WITH great sncccss. Our Peftulcal tro0s VIII br1ne
ot The co ses it case o. ohstructl~ua from any cAuse.
lsa't.nta treated by icttcr. address n%. Rnts.
lA,Dia1ls, l71 Wills street, corner Monroe Chicaen,
, 1866-05-25

1hsSc York H1ull oi Monday -sY-
Exchange ou En- 1an1 was G.n OIL Satur;l,y,,
irSt lts; for b4nkrt's bill nj sixty day. fhe
return OF thcut ie7 millions OF Or 5-:0s from
Eurrps dudtc the moth, com 7;n'4l with Other
cau-es c"n:r"u'cd to The Gsa. : II tt,r M kct
NoIct'' TEN tanccs OF ihe Nay In erc.t on moro
fnan three hupu.td 1n,!liou- Of 5-:9 he'll abroad
arr ar m 1t:Ads; .nu. considering. ,hs disturbed
sia;e q 'ais i. Etope, il wa- ''Hr,t'y .urpi Ing
ftst thc Shipment o1 Eofa 70 Eur.re lasf week
2! ou!d have ssc'reattn the lar -ssa Of s.
2ss. The c-pusIe Of cotlcn rom all thc p3rt- last
Te1'E W.Ee a'Out thirty tADn.nua naic- Watle the
receipts Uere onsy ahom ,sven', thousand. In
thia uaaTkct ,he receipts 'src $50 tnr tee wrck
entfE" Friday evening. nt4u tl' Cxp,rt- :r1m lh4
gor' :or The X w,ck ent,s NE INA int ~ oa!ss.
90 baies, o! which Nuht held on lin lsth 4a,s!H
bales; sasanpah: s. On II. I'm: 1s,i5t hale; New
On The 1llb- 5.s'b bale-. 7he aiocI in Enciaud
and oa tue Coui,n n ni Eusoa-. % tac 4th mt,
Mae c.timn,ct ut 1,71l.!15 ba'cs- Tue market for
the ftarle here Rhoss frnnnc>r, notw.ths:andtuc
depressing influences, Including an abundant sup
p]y abroad.
-Kume: i lsahm. Of Pittsburgh, who recently
euspended In consequence Of the Fh,iadeiph,a f,I.
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H0STETTER'S BITTEaS
ASA
Household Medicine !:

It's great ta!lac7 70 suppose that the nauscous
Ests OF medicine ss .nr proof az its yalu"
s.orastve. The truth Is, that If the palate teyolIs
against remedy, It ea2,ot TO rtuch good.
, 1866-05-25

TRAINS To ff1E UNION R-t1LK fARbs.
TTa1nt arr run IL the Enloa Stock 1nrds orer the
pittsburgh 4 fori wayUe Fond, lrarinE th- dept At
The corner Of Madison anil Canal street&. The e IS
.nrcntE each WAY. When farc Is ratu on The train S
cents cItrA Will he charge ed
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CATTLE MARKET.


UAFLY fEiVTNE.}
Thursday Evening" May II,
REEF CATftE-Aceordn- 10 the noazc Of Trade
tcpot the receipts and shipments since cur lAst issue
compared With the corresponding period o 1865 nsye
bctn follows II should be IND thst these
st'rmota and receipts really hoss OF tbs day pre-
crdinz:
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MISS TEeSESSEE's
NlsaS TENNES8EE,S
CHIC Wonderful Cnud)
fThe Wonderful Child
MAGNETIC ErFE EL1yIE,
MAGNETIC LIFE ELIXIR,
CLEANSING :IHE BLOOD,
CLEANSING THE BLOOD,
AND
BEAUT1FT1NG THE COMPLEXION,
DEAUTIfT1SG THE COMPILATION,
DAACT1FYIHG TEE CONpL.XIOS,
BEAUT1FYISG TIE COMPLEXION,
THE GREAT SUCCESS this Elixir has n ct viii, IN.
duced me 10 pat 1t before the pnhlic aud all atk ,s
10 E1yett atr ftal, and It Wilt then recon- mend IL.
seIf. II will remove all dask Spots, MOTHS pimnles
OF ans eruption upou the face bodY. and will eiro
the complexion clear aoa healthy color and II the
directions are properly followed, tho skin WILL become
nllos. TRANSPARENT
The properties Of this syrup arc purely vegetable
azdpeffectY harmless. aud haye a Eoadct3tll effect
upon the L!Eer nna cleaning the system of all other
impurities, and restore person to perfect hralth
The properties aud competition Of This slrnp wsrc
made known TO me rhcn child and IN cIalrvoy.
ant stAtc snce which hare made c~ustaut use or il
In uiS nsctfCe md from ths great succe4s have Il.
IN liz usefoF the last eleven years. thought proper to
bring 1t oefo'e the public,
Prepared only b. Mas Tennessee, tho crest C,a.s.
yo5Ant- and Magnetic Doeuess. No. Ira West
Fifsh-ss, beow Mound Cincinnati. Ohio. For sse by
n! dtnEctsts II the ned States. Price ~ per bottle
JOHN D. Pc RE-, General Agent
Northeast corner Fourth ncd Walnut sts C,r c1unat
Also. II. SCUyII- 7E Iautolph.5t,, Ch,cavo. III.
mys-te5alSt-w,F,H.
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New York stock lIurket.
Clo&1nE p!cts for cash. May 1lth. 1865. received By
.ld4cph u. Lyon8. no. 36 South Clark street:
E0mmERCfAI.
nxcE1r1s pAs1 IwENrY-rorn uouks,

...... THURSDAY EVENING. May ~, 1866.
The following table shows the accepts anu eh1p~
mcnts Of Produce dunng the past twcuty.1our
hvusE:
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CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET.

THu1xDAT EVENING. Msy u, 1855.
The Etceipts snd shipments dussaz the p2ss twenty
, 1866-05-25

fnd Future Prospects IN Lite clearly rove1lr hy Dr.
1:aphas4 lie wlus The affections the opposite sex
Tie guides yon to wealth, he.11h snd rsppin-se. Call
nt EAAt Mad!san.at. snr-statrs,, b. Tween Ne]ls
aid Fta.1!in. Consultation ice Uae Dollar c,s9
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CHAR sToN

Arrived Yenterdny. fMAI 2
Brig Chas Heath. wyman Baltimore s days from the
Capes. Coal. To Willis b Chisolm.
Steamer Fannie. McNelty, Savannah. sundries. To
Ferguson l. holmes, Mordecai & Go, and others.
Steamer Pilot Boy, Payne. Georgetown. Q. 3s5
sacks r Rice, terces Roa, baee Cotton, and Sun.
dries. To Ferguson Holmes. P.nckney Bros, D
Stoney.
AT QUARANTINE.
sp pol Tomas. -. Matanzas, days. Ballast. To
Order.
IN THE OFFING.
AFrench bark. from Havana for Europe, with Sugar,
and leaky. .....
Cleared Yesterday. IMAI q
Schr Sil.s Wright, Adnlas, Now York-wlIs & Chisom.
h Went to Sea Yesterdny. fMAY 2
lschr siias Wright, Adams. New York.
From this Port.
Steamship Souder Lockwood at New York. April 20.
Br bark Sen Queen. Ryan, Liverpool, April 10.
Schr A Howe. Burgess, New York, April %.
.' Up for this Port.
Ship Southern Rghts Ross, for this port entered out
ward at Liverpool April H.
Cleared for this Port.
Schr z L Smith, Smith, at New York. April %.
sohr Jonas Sparks, Crowther, at Baltimore. April 49,
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RnnBenEers.

Passengers.
Per steamer Fannie, from Savannah-JJ Green. R
BY ms. J Deghen. salas. " Horaey, W Lanneau.
@ Allen, q Strawn, o Andrews, Walter Blake, G h
Southland. NJ McKing. T W Grny. lady and child Mrs
Thayer. Capt John Cowen. Beecher, @ Pearson. A
Ki"g. MISS Bemia NJ Hermes, whitney, b Smith,
Mrs Owens, Mrs Perry, Geoach, aud IL In steerage.
Per steamer Pilot Boy. from Georgetown, O.
D q Gannett, johnson, j A Harrington. Wright,
Il Wright W Bry an CIV Knight Mr. McCenaghan,
J RiehaIdson, Summer, Burke. Smith, II
johnson, H Lang.
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CABINET MAKING.

TlHE SUBSCRIBER DESIRES TO RETURN HIS
IL thanks to his old friends and patrons for past "a
apd them that he has commenced again the
above busiheBgi with UPhOLSTkRINQ and JOB OAR
PENTRRHNG; Furniture repaired with nestness and
dispatch, and Ol6 Furniture bought and sold .i,HJ
fot capacity and reliability: D. 81. sILCoX and 4. Il.
OOWPERTHWAIT. :. ,,... ul| IN
Orders left OF the store Of MCKAY d CAMPBELL,
Auction House. ns6e street. next to the postooe Will
meet 9Th prompt attention. J. L. LUNsFOhD.
April Mn 'iEfs Gr.G.I III la, LIMO
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Consignees per Northeastern railroad,


17e bales Cotton, 1873 bbls Naval Stores Lum.
ber, Furniture. bags Peas, bIdze. &c. To Galard l.
Minott. Bull, NJ Eison. w Hume, l. j Early.
screven & Nesbit, NJ Caldwell Son, Davis. G In
graham. Gonzales. Woodward & Co, G " Williams L
Co. Adams, Frost Co. Lee L. Spencer Guilleaume,
g Mofett W K Ryan, g. Pritchett Mowry & 20. II
Bischof, AdIis IN Shackalord & Fraser, Afford,
L POrcher, W Bee & Go, J Guntha.
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MUSICAL NOTICE.

hERs. y. III, HARPEB DAUGHTER AND PUPIL on
IyA tho late Prof II. 9. RRRvEs) offers her services
to tho ozens OF Charleston a. Teacher Of VOCAL AID
INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC.
Residenoe: Ho 20 soqiety-atroet oppoaiso tho High
School.
apAnas RnaeHs, and Dr. W. d. FrnnH. ,9
Noveua her IL gees 20 ''.' '"H'.
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HEALTH RESTORED,
AND SICKNESS PREVENTED By USING THE oELD
BRaTED
GRAEFENBERG
FAMILY MEDICINES.
AMONG WHICH ARE
MARSHALL'S UTERINE CATHOLICON,
Price s16O.
Which will infaibly, positively, invariably all
tTu and
IRREGULARITIES, etc., which weary and render un.
happy SO my women between the agss Of Is and 60
for which the medical profession seeks in for
remedy, and from which wealth. position, delcacy and
refinement afford no exemption. .'' -
Read the following: -. ..-..- .....
LAFAYETTE, Ky. June 81. 1880
lam graduate of the regular Medical Colleges light
cen months had OF female dis
which, had entirely failed to One lady hsd
constant hyatercs; one had every nympton Of epepue
commissions consequent upon deranged situation;
others had whites, railing. Irregularities and ali the
we're symptoms Of continued uterine derangement.
Having my attention called to MARSHALLis UTERINE
CATHoLICON. nsed It, and II cured every There
has not been a sinsle failure in iS oPssatien;
a1-see that the seal Of the araefenberg Company II
on every bottes-Gn ."sl..t ..a..., - =
THE GRAEFENBERG VEGETABLE PILLS +
the best In the world for family use and for Ind
gestion Constipation Headaohe- Neryousns.s-Btl
Want Of Appetite -Dyspepsis-Liver CompAint-ar,
great
that they never gripe nauseate or leave the bowels In
oonsdpated condition, the Graefenberg Pills win b
found mora pleasant than any others.
Prtce as cents per box. On the reoeipt Of ono dol
lar four boxes will be eent by mail free Of postage, to
any part Of tho country.
DYsENTERY sYRUP.-Prioo 30 oanta
Infalible in ali cnsen Of bowel oomplanc, and cor
tnin cure ior ASIATIO CHOLERA. ....
GREEN MOUNTAIN olNTMENT.-Pnoe IS oento.
HJ-For Burns Bruises Scalds, Old Sores ChilblainA
Chapped 6kn Gold sores and wherever there In IN.
fAmmstion. IT acts Like magio-0A
a1-The Ointment is guaranteed as the best apphca
hon in the world for the above. It acts moro quich
and certainly than any other over offered to the public
CHnDREN's PANAcEA-6o centa.
SARsAPARILLA COMPOUsD-SL'
CONSERVATIVES BALsAM.-ss.
BYE LOTTON.-25 centa. ' l.'' ''.
HEALTH BITTRRS.-25 oepts. ." .
PILE REMEDY.-$1 " 80
| FEvERAND AGUE REMRDY.--So cents.
| AAHUAL OF HEALTH.-15 cents, A complete Pnrni
y PhyaiciAn. sent'by mail on receipt of IS cents.
THE aRAEFENBFRa FAMILY MEDICINES arc pro
pared under the immediate supervision Of sKlLFUI
PHYsICIAN and they be relied upon In all cases
as-THEY ARE PURELY YvEaErABLE-aa '@'
as-They have been the leading American Rcsuedio
| for 20 years.
soId wholesale and retail, by THE aRARFENBERe
ICoMPANY. No 139 William street. New York, and b.
as-The trade supplied oh Ibsra, terns.bys .
"' KING & CASSIDEY,
March II stuthsmos CHARLESTON. 3. @
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Augusta Market.

AUGUSTA, May 1.-CorToN -Sinoe last weeh's re
lew Cotton has declined from to cents per H. This
eayy fall has been caused by panic the Liverpool
arket which reduced prios Of Cotton from Id to
dhd Later advioes report the Liverpool and New York
fark.ts "a having recovered somewhs from tho panic
ind closing hrner On the s0th u 26o bales were sold
"a Now York ut 40 The transactions in the local mar
en have been limited there being little disposition to
Ss at present low rates. On honday few sales were
hado ar25c for Strict Middng and $50 for Good Mid
ping At the CLOSE of Qur1ast weekly reviewwe Quoted
ddlinR Mt 40. strict Midding at 30 to 81, and Good
ddlin& at 80 conts; thus showing rapid and serious
jecltno In q week To-Day the market is quiet Wb
uoto: Strict Mlddug at as and Good Middling at 26
fnts. wish very little dispoaitun the part Of holders
p sell at these rates. Tho receipts have beon Hight,
ihile tho stock hand Is declining rapidly. 90
sTATBMENr OF COTTON. =. r ~ d. -.
fock on hand April 8, 1866. az, 700 bales
ock on hand May l, 1866. 1878 bales.
showing decrease or. .......... 1877 oalee
Dry 4ooDs:---This department Of our market is well
hppied. Nitlia very fair imand FOR goods of a de-
criptiQns
eRodRhIEs DusIpcss generally dull with very fh r
3tock On hand Bacon Ia lower than last weet Butter
md Chees, Of, good quality scarce, Molasses and
ugar hHve declined with arge ST. cks recently reoetved
Prom Cha lestou and Savannah
GDAIs AND HAY.-Wo heard OF o largo lot OF good
white Corn sold from tho wharf ut 81 4S bushel In
tol II IL sold Mt from 81 45 To 81 A. Hay ID quoted
ht from ~ to So 10 pes cw The supply of Corn aDd
Hay IL la-gs with very brisk demand for both arti.
ialeD. ......'
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PROSPECTUS " ."
OF
THE SUMTER NEWS!

l. Sumter, 8. o. on about the hrst OF June. 1866
1.-THE SUMTER NEWS"
and general intelligence. and the promuIsaion Of the
occurrences Of the dny-politcal and general-which
may be OF interest to the people. a..
No pains or expense will be spared by the proprietor
He confidently refers to his long experience o 80 years
In t. past as journalist TO for him the pat
ronegs CT the people Of his District, -r'
He copgraiuntes himself TINT he can select for the
inauguration OF his enterprise batter occasion than
the present. At the termination Of long aid bloody
otruggle in which the principles Of free government
have been overridden and tho Constitution irampled
| under foot-ln (which all the angry passions Of
frail and erring human nature have been excited and
exerctsed-the Angel OF Pence la about TO unfold
her wings eections Of our common county, and
once again to gather around her the goodness. the
| strength and the magnitude Of the American Union.
At such time as this, he can have no better landmarks
by which. for the good Of his country to direct hs
dent OF the United States and he pledges himself to
sustan no far he 10 able. tho purity and Integrity
the one aud the rmness, the patriotism and the sates
To the people OF Sumter District he confidently ap.
| peals for ther sympathy and patronage
1de tilted ~ no has ever been with them and their In
lego In the future. Ho eKpoots to build mp for them
District paper, the of which will be oonsisen
prudent and patriotic. and which he hopes will no
be wanting In tsnauencs on the education and training
The services OF able and talented editor have been
SECURED who will devote his tmo and abilities 70 the
and instruction Of his patrons and who
signed, TO render THE SUMTER NEWS worthy OF the
confidence and support OF o discriminating public.
For further Information as to terms, &c. address mo
1J-Dlstriot papass throughout thesate are reqnest
cd TO give on, or two inHsrtions. Apr1lT
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nyGR A DAYi-AGEHTs gyANTfSD To
N0GO sell new and wonderful SEWING MACHINE,
the oaIy cheap onehoenseds Addrca5 gEAW q CLAIR,
Vtddatord Main. 2sptsmbeg Is
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NATURE'S own REMEDIES.
Congress Spring Water.
Empire Spring Water.
Columbian Spring Water,

hnAn Chat
,,,.,r, ~ p,rypsrry, ,pr,rp Az, ppp,,,
MINI CURE for many temporary and chronic dis
eases ss proved ny the experience OF many houeahaf
who have drank them for voars with the ost beneacin
~ ' ~ " ~
effocts
oo'"ASh'' "AAHn
remoSx sr at t M ana Ionic ana rs ya'uaD,t n
pepsiA aoot, Chronic Constipation and Cutaneous dis
and Bilious Complaints so prevalent in warm cmates
EMPIRE WATER
Is q cRthartc, and q valuable remedy for Rheumatism
General DeSity It's eiects are ost santsrv IN uno
Diseases ~ IL ar almost SURE CURE Tor sorofuia aud
TIVE ASp CURE for all Bilious Dorangements 1t sandi
COLUMBIAN WATER
and
has os snrnarv active m .e
organs Wien debilitated by long disease. Females who
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LII the early part OF the day Cotton in fair request
md cbout 14o baes sod the basis Of sOo for
fiddngs. Buyers, from some cause, afterwards with.
rev, nnd the market came to stand. We omit quo
1ttons. . ..''o ,t'
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Northern and west at 74; English dairy at 27o por
lb. Sonp mt 10 to 10. Starch at 6 tn 40 per Id.
sTAn CANpLEs.-The market is quiet with very little
inquiry We quote light weight at l9A to 194o; full
weights at 24o per ID.
WHIsnEI.-I no market 10 dull and depressed with no
salea of any consequence We quote Western rtctiaed
ut 90 2s to 81 IS per gallon. Tho weeks receipts
prise $50 bbls, and exports 20 bbls.
SALT There quite active demand for this article
In retail lots Mt 60 for coarse, end 81 s6 to
81 90 per bushol for hue. =. .
BAdotso Is active and firm, ut In rolls, and 27o
per yard In bn ~. I'.'' -
CoETkE.--Ihe demand for Rio during tho week has
been mostly for retail s and prices exhibit but little
chnngesince our last weekly report We continue TO
quote fair ~ 400 to 20Hc good to prime 2o to 20No;
prime to choice 2io por 1b gold duty paid The trans
actions OF the week comprlBe AL bags In lots as
olows l26 at 2oc. gold duty paid; 2O7 At 2o14o DO
do; and 80 on private terms The stock on hand hs
evening In first hands includes II 828 saoss Total I'M
ports since the close OF the A O56 saokH Dealers
aro supplying the trade at to 27c in curronoy for
ordinary TO prime '.i'.''. 90.
FnkIaurs.-There 10 q moderate demand at firm
prices to foreign ports, while that for domestic con
tinu, very dull we republiBh previous quotations:
Cotton by seam to New York is taken at 40. and 10
Boston at 80 por h. and by sail to botn OF tho above
ports at c by to Liverpool at Id and by sail at
9-16d To I'D; to Havre by sail 1ko to lHo per ID.
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Baltimore Market.

.i.f Baltimore Market. ... ,......
BALTIMORE, April 2s s-C,;FFEE-Eothing doing
the views Of ouyers .uoa:ions ate consequently but
nomunl at l4 to l6 cents for good to prime cargoos
FLoun-Is arm, with some inquiry for shipment. We
sales late yesterday and to-day follows: $40
200 Sb
$3 100 bbs CITY Mills stanaard E. ra $40 81 seye.
Royal York Super $40 3D. taken for export and 60
bbs Rye Flour ut $S. Wer:new last quotations, VIZ
pug Extra $40 to $40 SO; do high grades II to 1 do
Family ls tosls so Ohio sup and Cut Extra
ss 75; 0ity h1. super tO 50 25; de stanasrd
FS$' s1s ECO 81 hHs
A aaaInTae eieriDas Of whea. to-day were
of 5000 bushels prime canada white (which held
IS is, but remained at close OF Change uusol and
several small lots Of Maryland white and Pennsylvana
red The only sale worthy of nSt!re vas top bushels
Whests 90 to 81. Some considerable sales have re
Gently boon made Of choice Kentucky white at s.
per bushelj would now bring more. Corn-White was
In better supply 600 nushel. offered and % Of yellow
fell off, closing ut SO cents with sales OF 5000 bushels.
being left over; yellow also lower 46O0
bushels sold at 8! SO cents bushel Oats in
receipt 1900 bushels ony part nod at IS to
AoLAssss-No stock worthy Of mention, and ssles
are confined to small lota from second hands
| PRovIsloss.-rhe Cincinnati and New York markets
continue to advance and our market is Of course in
sympathy. but the receipts are extremely small and
tue stock In the hands OF the trade unusually sms
for tho season. Bacon has been 10 moderate demand
to-day Southern orders, and the price uniform al
lSko for Shoulders and 18xo for Sides There
Bulk Meats oferipR. Lard Is held at 2c for Western
tierces Mess Pork $2S so q Dbl. These Same ngure
able for both Lard and Mess Pork to-day Gin
| cinnati. .-..-..... .. O.
sUoAR.-Market quiet; have only to report sales
10 hhos Cuba at 1Gc l8 DO Porto Rico st l05fc quail
ty fair. Quotations generally unchanged. ~ ~. s..
| SEEDS Nothing dong; season for Glover and Timo
thy Flax is steady at 81 60 a bushel for prim
| sALT-Continues In fair joSbing demand. and price
same 5 quoted yesterday.
| WHsKEY-Romhi6s inactive; we quoie at 50 25@2 q
gallon for both City and Western, large and
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COMMERCIAL.
Exports.
Tho Charleston Cotton n1nrke,

|EW YORK-Per schr sias Wright-173 bales Upland
Cotton, 6s tons Iron, 66 bundles Paper. 90
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Wilmington Market.

= WILMINGTON, Nay 1.-TuRPBNTINK. Of l66
bbs 81 05 for virgin So for yellow dip and 81 90
for hard Dor ESQ lbs-an advance OF 8 cents on new
virgin, 80. .'i
sp1n1Ts TuRPBrTINE-Sales Of 48 bbls at sax cents,
and IS DO at 63 cents per gallon for white r.' ~
RosIH.-y noto 50 Ga OF oS bbls ommon at 81 so,
81 per bJl: and % do Pale ct So TO So IS per
$50 lbB. '''"' o. ''..' "'
% No sales reported In Tar. . ID. .st..
OorrosSaes of 20 bales at AZ CENTS and 1G do at 20
cents per Id for middlpg. ~
CoRN-A cargo OF 1900 bushels arrived from Hertford
county and sold to-day at 81 05 per bushel,
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1Icmphis Market.

MEMPHIS. April 28.--CoTToN.-only n few odd bales
changed hands yesterday not enough to furnish
port aud scarcely so ens even to indicate the prico Of
Cotton. AS far gather middnH stood at 5 to
26c, and strict middiug a 27o Even THIS low rate
not expected to BIO ained for tho New York
ing dispatches gavo accounts than the
ing Gold 20 cotton entirely nominal at 80 to SIC.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-03
Mobile Market.

MOBILE April 27.-CoTroS-The demand opened
Right continued about yesterdays rates, when
eAter Liverpool advices to the l4th inst, reporting
then decline put stop to operations. The sales OF
day.5u0 bsles-wer made befoe the receipt Of the
news basis OF 80 cents for mdling but alter that
prices nomnul. and reported at from tH cents
lower No sales, however. were made below $40.
MONETARY AND FINAsc1AL-Owing to the character OF
foreign accouns tho market has been excited and
rates closed with advancing tendency.
Sterling quoted to-day ut 1s1 to 1873 for best COM
nercinl bils and 1873 to l34 4 for Bank bills 90.
Tho gold ia particularly excited and evinces
eoided upward tendency The feeling is report
ed through private, kilograms In New York and Now
3Orleans.
NealYotk sight ia Arm at par. Short sight x to =.
and Now Orleans sight par to = discount. -
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-03

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