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PRovIsIcSs-The market quiet to-day but holders
port Quote Mess Pork s23 T6 Bulk Should rs cents;
Sides lO cents for and 1O2 cents Tor packed Lard
l3al3si cents for City; l3MalSH cents lor mester5
erces-outsic figures for retail lots: Baltimore refined
l6 cents in kegs Bacon-Shoulders 10a1o cents; rib
Sides 12a12 cents; clear rib 12al?4 cents clear lJa
1914 cents. Hams 15a16 cents for plain; ifaof4 GEMS
for sugnr-cured eaivassed.
R1cE-Is held firm at 1OHa11I cents for Carolina and
9lsu9af cents for Rangoon.
SMr-Rcmaips steady and firm for lots from dealers,
viz: for Liverpool fine S. Oa3 90; Ground Alum So 20
per sack Turks island 62a65c for largo and small lots
from store,
SuaAR-Markct quiet and steady; oaly sales reported
were 81 hhds good grocery Cuba ut GO hhds Porto
Rico at 102tal3l4c. Quotations generally unchanged
WHIskEY-Is exceedingly dull. We hear OF no trans.
actions and have ony to repeat held nominal in bond at
o5a9Hc per gallon.
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LIST OF SlllIf4NS
In the Port Of Charleston, NTny ., 1867.
VESSELS UNDER 100 TONS, AND STEAMERS coAsrlSa
wTruIN TIE STATE EXCEPTED.
SrEAAIsnIrS
Grunaa f64 TINS, Burslcy al Adgor's wharf, for New
York. loading.. :Raverel Co
Champion. TONS Murray at Brown Co.'S wharf. for
New York loading :Ssrs ;sp lros Xom C"
York, to be repaired. rcd..-.................. Master
Mary Ogden. tons Godfrey Union wharf, for Liver
pool loading. g.......................W -. w Smith Co
Missouri saI tors Elwurts at Boycr Co.'S wharf,
Galcna Ty} TONS Dunto: ut Beycc Co.'S wharf, from
New York, waitiii; ................W Smith Co
DARKS.
A:,c GuAronc ;rl :s5 tors Willis. ut Marsls wharf.
from Havana. waiting .............J .J y Eis'ow CO
Jaurs Wilson (ir. 5.4 tons, al Bnrincts wharf, from
Seaman tr G2o tons. DOYLE ut CEion wharf, for iv-
pcpssrIS sspIDS rs ral, tons LabEc in Ashley River for
Liverpool, loading. Eiscy X Creighton
BEIGS
Albert Br) s tons frikscn ut Union wharf for Iiv-
erpool loading. ........... CuIIrtenay Trenholm
Tibidabo span, ai5 tons, Gepi ut Pattons wharf Tor
barcelona loading ng............... Bona1ont y Salas
potonac, ilG tons SNOW in Ashley River. for North
cru Port, loading ...................... hoach
belmont Locke 139 tons, Cochran. at Accommodation
wharf, from Caibarien. Cuba dischurgillg
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .Donaont Saias
SCHooNEES.
Transit 295 tons Setson i'll Ashley River for North
err Port, ready. ................ hsley creighton
Mary L Banks III tons, Smith, in Ashley River, for
Philadelphia, loading. ..............J .J Enslow Il Co
Nava (Br), I1y tons. Smith, ut Bcunetts wharf, for
st Johns n b. loading. ...."..... Bonaont Salas
Napoleon 193 ols. Nichols, in Ashley River Tor North
ern Port, lOadllS. hiSlcS x creighton
Runscy ;JlU tons, Crannirr, i'll Ashley River, for
Northern Port, loadiug. II Baker " Co
Daniel Chase i'll tons, Mitchell, at Brown Cos wharf,
from Baltimore discharyng: go. Street Bros X Co
Ida Richardson. 1IS tons Bedcll i'll Ashley River, for
Farand. 29l tons, Avery in the Stream, from BAL
t1nore waiting g....................H + Baker & Co
Ocean Pearl l95 tons Pearl at Atlantic wharf lor Bos
l. Davis, 800 tons, Bishop at Adsers wharf, Tor New
Cushing, 219 tons, Cook, in Ashley River. for phila-
delphia loading g...................H H Baker 4 Co
NJ Long, 242 tons, Hardy in Ashley River for North
Grn Port, loading. ................. II Baker Co
Tennessee l2l TONS Creed in Ashley River for North
Grn Port loading. Master
Lilly 100 tons. Wooiord in Ashley Eiver ior Baltimore
loaulnS .CLlsoim Bros
Fannie Bailey, 274 tons, Sherman, at n Railroad
wharf. for New York, loading H Baker y Co
smith, 295 TONS Tooker, in the Stream, lIanza
nilla, Cuba, ready. Roach
Ada Amcs, 2DD tons. Marston, at Central wharf, from
baltimore, discharging. II Baker u Co
Marian Gage, 302 TONS Sheppard, ut Union wharf from
Boston, dischargins. Reach
Jayne, = tons, Russell, at Central wharf, from Nor
folk, Va, diseharging. ng....."........ Roach
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New York Market.

NDW YORK, May 6-FLoUR, &c.-The market 1or
Western and State Flour fairly active, tho demand ls
chiefly speculative and confined to the low and medium
grades which are 10a25c better tho bceer pfands are
firm but quiet. -, .---s.,.
State: sa l0a14 60 for ordinary end common extra
State; S12 45n3 so for the low ades OF sprnS wheat
GO for trade and family brands of Ohio Michigan and In
diana, and SIG lOa19 so for st. Louis extras. ~,
California Flour is better but less active Sales OF 900
bbls aud sacks at SIG 75a17 SO.
Canadian Flour is fr1ner but quiet Sales oi luO Dns
at sli 1Da14 SO for the low grades OF extra aud al'ao
Tor trade and family brands.
southern flour is moderately active and trmer. Sales
of $50 bbs at S13 15a14 IS for common to fair Baltimore
and country extras, and sl+ 90a1s for trade aud family
brnuds. ,,
Rye flour is more active and rmer Sales of 17O0 bbs
Corn meal is r,ner Sales 14O bbls at Sc 1886 s5 for
Brandywipe.
tive The inquiry is fair particularly ior whlte wheat'
which is decidedly better
Tho sales 500 bushs at 50 IS for mixed spring;
BDa2 rs for No. Milwaukee, club SO 40 for amber
Sate So 5Ua3 Gu for white Californian inside price
for unsound; 50 55a3 rs for white Michigan
Barley is firm but quiet.
Oats are rer and fairly active The sales are los 900
huss Western at s2a84c: State at SSc in store.
Rye in moderate demand and nrner small sales oi
Western at 81 65al ~.
Corn is less active and easier WITH however, few sell
lers OF old at the cessou New IL plenty lower and de-
cidedly better
The sales arc 10000 bush unsound at 81 Isl old
mixed ut 81 sal 80 i'll store, and 81 4U atoat; now west
lr mixed 81 3al &c. Western yellow 81 80 in store.
closing at 81 80 delivered.
lRoypuSs-Thc Pork market hRs been airly active ct
higher prices closing steady.
Tho Ealcs CASH and regular, 2T50 bbls at @ Tor Old
mess; s23 20 for SIcss SD ~ for THU css
and S2i 10 for clear.
Beef is steady and in fair demand Sales OF l15 bbn
n s1:l6 for common 70 lar nain NESS S1Ta9 for good
to choice do. and S2la25 for extra do.
I;crcc beef il moderately active and scady Sales O.
IN tcs pat ct s3l for urimc lness and S37 for India
mess.
Beef hams arc quiet.
Cut meats are i'll request and firm Sales Of $50 pckg1
at 0c for choice pckcd shoulders; 13l14c for picked
hams and UOu lbs loose ry suited western shoulders
at Ss,c
Bacon is t,uict but steady
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OFFICIAL.
.InST@OEIETTERS

Remaining In the Postofdce at Charleston for the We
ending MAY Q, 1867, and ordered to be printe'
in THE DAILY NEWS. agrecaby to the following section
be new postofice Law, as the newspaper having tn
LARGEST circulation in the City OF Charleston:
srr,cs r And DO it further enacted That lists OF let
ers remaining ncallcd for i'll any Postoce III any city
town or village where newspaper shall bo prlnted
which being published weekly or ofencr shall have th
largest circulation within range of delivery OF the Sa't
office.
60 Persons calling for LetteEs Advertised shouF
state that they are advertised.
sS- Ofico hours from 8 A. NJ. to p NJ. On sundays
from 10 80 A. NJ to 13o P. N.
STANLEY G. TRoTT. Acting Postmaster
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YleaAsl18-Ng
FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 10, 1857.
UPWARDS.


-
Who shall tell my love T love herr
Lol she stands
Heayen'a own rainbow arch above her.
Palm boughs budding in her hands.
Flowers beneath her rested feet,
Thornless Eden flowers and sweet
'zWho shM tell my love love her?
Such sweet song
ANGEL hips are chanting over
: This new saint amid their throng;
Scarcely will they change their strain
Counting human love 80 vain.
- Who shau tell my love love her?
Shall tho Lark,
Starting nom his grassy cover
While the sky is gray and dark2
Nay, mine own song scars as high
As the brown lark g mlnstrelsy.
Who shall tell my love love her?
Shall the breeze?
That most sweet but thriftless rover,
Does it stir the living trees2
Can my message thus thus be given?
Nay, the breeze blows under heaven.
Who shall terf my love love her?
Shall not II
When ife's fever-sleep is over.
And my souls glad open eye.
Dors through blue and amber space
Searching looks for her dear face?
I shall tell my love love her
Very soon-
Human words no more may move her,
But my spirit lips shall tune
Songs Of love as high and sweet.
Songs Of lo7e as pure and meet,
As angels own, her ear to greet
shall tell my love love her.
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ia Persons depostng letters in the Postohicc will
please place tho stamp the upper right baud cor
ner Of the envelope and they Will also please to remer
ber that without the stsnp letter cannot be nailed but
will he sent to tho Dead Letter Office May 10
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FLouR-Holdcrs are very firm and more conhdenGs nee
generally manifested in prices being maintained ~
most xcusiysy to home and other local wants. nowih
standing prices here continue rule relatively lower
than all other markets East and West. The only sales
today were 1GO barrels City Mills sprrg wheat extra, at
S13 So aud several smaller lots within our range annex
cd Rye Flour is dull quote s9as 25 sales OF oO nalre
at latter choice held at 50 go Corn Meal heid steaoS a
/ &c % Wn rnnnat nnotations VIZ
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A delegation Of North Carolnians waited on
the President last Frd y, to ask that in his trip
to North Carolina, he proceed by way Of Albemar,e
Sound, so as to visit the fisheries thcre. The
President informed his visitors that he had not
vet positively determined 10 take the proposed
frip.-ChQraoHe Democrat.
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sasl.pAa uors.. UEroA.;o. q.

SssENAa uoCsE. UEIcAso. ILL.,.
February H. 1864.
MEssRs 2. II. DRAKE 4 Co.:-tl,a,. cend anctLrr
;wslye cases OF yonr Ilantston Bu.S.. nGr.i:,.
appetizer tiBy sppe1r TO ns9e superseded 'i.. t::i.
ajse, and ere greatly esteemed.
Yours &C, GNiE = T-:ii!-
Arrangements now completed 10 supply al. DO
maud for ths article which has lie .c.,l
possible.
The public mny rrst thas IL no Yl:i
Dercsty pu:e standard Il III. PLANTATION IrTI,.s d,
departed from Epsrg 5o!;i. 6.Jrs ttr J:cs':. ~
Signature stcc' Plate tTaravin5 81 caa.t b. uE
u:Hs
Any person pretending 10 ssu PLANTATION 3irrEEs i.
bulk or by III: ydiios Is sriRii,r d, fpp,s.s! Lea a.,
of refiisd bottles Sr: that ir:cct, Stamp . Uszr.
rI.ATEp euery cark.
scl by 81 Druggists Grocers end ra.i-s thraHE;65:
tho country.
P. L. DRAKE & CO.: New fosa.
April ~ mwt VI
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DIR. WRIGHT'S
REJUVENATING ELIXIR,
Or, Essence of Life,

RSSNMWErHlynZos1 Cures General Debility, WeGb-
&&$s&tMHY< ness, Mysteries IN Females,
S%;GfH</ PMtpitafioa ofMe Heart and
3lISa<< tR Ne,y0Hs DixedSes. 1t ro-
=-EEWyMa@:- stores new life and vigor to tho
esASssS@ a.ed, causing the hot blood Of
A. ne Phrnir ristS youth TO cnurse the veins res
rom Me Gs!es Gi ;s 5s turing the Organs Of Genera.
s, GW"91sm 'ym ors ti0u rtmorin0 LmpOtency and
III Ejjnjr ,riunsu Debility restoring JfdnlthesS
ais he susiS,n and and fill si0or, thus proving
9reycome disease. perfect E2irfr Of Lore," re-
moving &criEtv md Barrcnness IN both sexes. 10
tho young, mllcage., and ngrI tnere Is no greater
boon than this Elixir of Life" 1t gives now
lease OF life, cu,sing the weak and debiI!tated to
have renewed strength and vigor, and the entire
system to thrill with joy and pleasure.
Tricc. one bottle a.; three bottles S.; sent BY
express to any address.
0ur medicines nre sold and recommended Dy all
respectable druggists In every part OF the civilized
globe; some unprIncipled dealers, however, try 70
DECEIVE their customers by selling cheap and worth
less compounds in order to make money. BE not
dcceivcd--ask for these medicines anu take no
Others If the druggist does not keep them, write
to u.s. and VIC will send them by express, careluily
packed, free from observation We Will De pleased
TO receive letters with full statements IN regard 70
any disease with which ladies' or gentlemen are
afflicted ADDRESS NIL letters for medicines, pamph'
let's, or ADVICE, to the sole proprietor, q
DR. ". +. l1ERWIN, 81 Walker st., n. Y,
NAV rs WIN Iy
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Cons1cnecs per South Carolina Raiirond
May 8.

222 bales Cotton, % bales Yarns bbs Spirits and 80
bbs Crude Turpentino 81 bbls Rosin, Furniture, &c.
To A Cook & Co. G Prtchett, NJ Jackson, E II Rod
gers & Co, A Robinson & Co. Holmes s.oney Roper 4
Stoncy, Col Low, L D DcSaussure, w Meade,
kirkpatrick. Chafee, H T. Jeiicrs Co, D Busch,
Cohon, Hanckel & Co. Kanapaux, Lanneau Co, Gibbes
10. Agent, Brill, L Guilleaume, Helon Spencer,
] Adper & Co,
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s. Ir....isGl...I

suulcr wonderful ingredient. CT GTess s'::n-
the spanish lslea cf ior arcrics, i!.iaft;n hesc!
70 tho complexion aud bi!liaacy 70 TIC lAa, 'e Tot ny
Known 10 tho co;aorcc OF tns world, auj - withhold
tn nEna for the ursSent.
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Augusta Market.

AUGUSTA, May 8.-FINASc1AL-GoLD-Ad
Brokers are buying ut l3G and selling nt 13S.
SLYEn-Brokers buying ut 100 and selling at l33.
SEcURIrHs-Georgia Railroad Stock 81.
CoTroN-There has been material change In the
market since Yesterday Sales tow that
able to give quotations; might quote stained cottons
ut about 18a21 Total sales to-day IL bales as follows
49, at 49, at 90 at 20a, Is ut H. lS ut %, &c at
%, 12 at 23h and 35 of q.
RereiDfs Ak bules.
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IMPORTANT GEItTiF:cA--E.a,

ROCHESTER,, =. iicceut.r -. .,Ai
Hassrs p T. UaAgE y Col haze tre 2r:.t All.
feror from pysprrsIs ree tcnr ytsrs. asd had &c
abandon nv pro.rssiru. About th.'- .ro:ta $40
:rIed the PlanIas.ou DisteIs, aEa 20 my :t oE su
norv pnarly well luah. Lave raccimFIlrd tlIein H.
aayera cssos pr:i ~ sr s. know, always si:E sign.
honss. s,r. res uectf'y ::1irs,
Ray D. Y. EATHORE,
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No other transactions reported.
Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE May G, ISG7.-CoFFEE.-Tlcrc was sone
little inquiry to-day with sales of 100 bags Rio Broth
ers at iYl cls 100 bags do. at lsal9 cts, goll and
100 do. 255i Cts, currency.
CorroS-The market was again dull and closed de-
pressed On account of uiavGrl6e cable aiviccs. No
transactions reported. We quote nominal Middling
Upland &c cts
GRA1S-Wheat-Thc offerings to-day were 4c0 bushels
white aud 1925 bushels rud demand Lively and
prices rncr notic sales OF 1G0 bushels choice white
ut So 5O sou bushels prime do S 35a3 ~; loo bushels
choice MARYLAND rel s3 10; $50 bushels medium do s3 81
nj So: 100 bushels 81; also 1900 bushels choice
PENNSYLVANIA Valley red ut 81 81. Corn receipts quite
hoayy 4j 600 bushels while and 0DD bushels yellow Of
ferc.: demand good AMI prices rcr; sales 25 900 bush
els white ut 81 2ja1 81 and mixed lois 81 2a1 2 20000
bushels yellow 81 2Sal 3D. and mixed at u 3D. Oats
9OO bushels ocred part sold nj 73aTG cts. Rye-4OD
bushels received; no sales.
HAY-Supply fair and demand light. We quote PENN
sylyania Timothy S33a34 q ton.
.ssEs-NO stock in first hands, and in the absence
prices nominal as before quoted
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PHILADELPHIA, :f:h Month, Eth Dag, Ice.
RyspscTEp Fricsp:-My daughter Las br=:, :nch
beueAttad by tho naa OF tiiT PunEhon Ml.e.s. Tldu
wilt send mo twu bottleR i2ors.
Thy friend. asa CuRlIS.
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wilminriom Market.

WILMINGTON. May s.-TURpENTISE-Iias further
declined 25a5Oc Only 81 bbs received AMI sold at 81 for
Virgin and Yellow dip, and 81 for Hard per 80 lbs.
SPIRITS TURpESTlNE-i!as also declinc'l and market
quiet Sales of I'll bbls ut 55c, aud 10 do art casks
at SIC per gallon.
RosiN-Saes of 2OG hbs at ~ so for Common So 90 fol
Strained Common. and 81 % for No 2. The market il
auiet Tor No 1 and Pale. aild no sales reported.
TAR-Has advanced cts, and 20 bbis sold at 81 20 pei
bbl.
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Exports Of Rice, Naval Stores and Lumber.
from the Port of Charleston, from Scpte'r
1st to May 3, 1907.
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Consignecs per Northeastern Railroad,
MnY Q.

40 bnles Cotton 1G7 bales Naval Stores Quarter
master Stores, 2 cars Lumber, Mdzc &c. To Adams
Frost & Co. Baggctt & Co, Williams & Co. J IL D Kirk
patrick Capt Barrett Ravenel 4 Co. g n Walter. E
Pritchett, B & j Farley, W Ryan, W Roach, How
ard Il Bro W Russell, AIligan Son, md Order.
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r1oa B1rrERs."
8. T.-1880-,X.
few botteR Of PLANTATION BirrEhs
viii cure Nervous HeadEcEe
Cold EItremities st,d Feve'sh L::s
Sour stomach and Fstid Breath.
Flstulency and lndiseetion-
Nervous Affections.
Excessive Fatigue aud Short Breath.
Pain over the Eyes
Mental Dependency.
d" Prostration; Great W6skEsss.
(" sallow Complexion, Weak Bowels, SS.
Which arc the evidences Gi
LIVER COMPLAINT AND DYSPEPSIA.
Il is cstmeted that aeyeo OF al adult sc,nnts
proceed from deceased shd torpid liver The 5.'"ry
secretona of tho ler overown. iu.o Ea BiOri:. ul.
son tho entire EyBtrru gn e.h: the sJ7e 6? nptan*
After long resasrch we ara able To- present !n irosi
remarkable euro Tor t:.asn hnrr:J Histaie dsssscs
the world produced. Within OIL" Je-r over BIZ
hundred aud fcrr ti.pn3nd ...:;.::a l.Yo taS'n The
PLANTATION i:Irris a,c ;i!+::ics g; complaint
fna come IN our h:ioH 5...cI
ills ros: efsc.:; tr.s s::s ;sD:o s.:clan!,
suited to nj ccacito:.s ~ lie.
ho renurtp ;ls. /. rcilo" cttEa !.h5;. !or
;;s active prop.r:.Ga, who'll: Eise. Fer the tGts
faction OF the public, hd tia: patents nay c0dsuiI
their physciane wo appri !.st oi lis p0nents
CALIsarA bAIE.-:;el.GThtaL lor nve- i~1 hundred
years In the treatment of Fever snd A.ue. u. spepss
WeakneGs, etc Il lHrS 1Gnced '0 EuTcne by tat
Coutrgs yifs CT t::S Fic3roy o. Peru, - iG:U. and
afterwards sold by tie Jcsuts irr hr rsac's Trlec c.
its oc7 weight slrsr, ul.r tho nanc =! JSa:ts Pc,r
.i,rs and was nnsly nude public b. Lnr;s Sfi Ei::s
OF France humboldt mILcs eEyecGl reference 10 lis
fsbrtuge Qualities urCl his SnGth American .rveia
CAscAntLIA B4EE-FOr Gisrrhc:s cnic si,d t;.;a;iM
OF the stomach and ooTGlS.
DANpELIoS-Fo! iiEs;cEGttGE o. .'ie Ga5 s!ii drop
clAsoN11x FIo#,:aa-eor el.:es:,;ca ,:isea;nr.
LAyMsDEH EIOSEIS-a!vm.:tc st'nl..:it snd Sc's--
highly inrigo-a.Ig l.. nergore ic.'.t:.
WISTInunEEH-tor E;rrtCi:. fl:.;;:aatfiI. ctG.
ASlsE--an rron:at: cnr:nii'a:':e; cSe:t'T5 irsG,
musc.o sId milk; much usad b. iao:a.ra rursl.'.
G!so ciovcaIes, orange. crfa%aE rcr;';:;scr ai'aa
atr
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Tho exports comprise iG3 bales for G"st'n and ,5e5
for Now York.
FnEIuurs-The market is quiet but irn. The rates
are &c per Ii for cotton by ica 70" New York L. tor
Boson-stcam New York ard la,ston lc per sack for
corn zoe per bb for iluir aud thli1.; IL Sail for
Liverpool lT32ua1GL; steam for Livcrpo al; llarrc,
nc for cotton.
SUGAR AND MoI.,ssEs-1licrc las not been any re-
cepts since Yesterday. The market is u. and tie sales
were confined 10 III hls white clarified Sugar at 1iic
50 bbls thin fcrnGng Aoasses at 5Uc per Gnlon The
supplies Of the production of Louisiana very hight
There is plenty Cuba sugar ad Alolasscs hnnd but
there is demand. and prices are nominal. We quote
Cuba Sugar 10c aId l2.ic per 10 rs in quality
Mo.nsses 4leA6c per gallon by the cargo
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On Wednesday the market duh aud prices so!nc-
what lower. Sales 100 bales Low Mddng selling ut 2a
@24c. and Midaling at IA @25c. Z it.
Yesterday the market dull and prices irregular
with but little Cotton Offering Saes Fl bales. say ut
o. S at %, 10 at q. and G3 at &C.
We quote somewhat nominal y
Low MtaenhS. ........--............ -..' 80
MlddnnG. ............... ..sta@'-'
SEA ISLAND COTTON.-In consequences OF the dc
pressed condition the foreign market business in this
quality of Cotton has almost been at stand, and the
transactions which were Il irregular and declining
prices limited and unsettled character to
establish quotations. which consequently omitted.
COTTON STATEMENT.
| S. Isrd Uppd Rice.
Stock on hand Sept ]. 1885,. 235 $500 80:
| Received from May to Mays, 'G7.. 2S 9,l0 III
Received previously. l23Tl6 ll,l9'
Total recejpts. IL. $50 1sl, l6a Il, ,3OG
EXPORTS. sid Cpd. Rice.
| From May 3 to May 9.
| '67............. lit 7l0 10
Previously. IA ,23S l22. TOO 9,401
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IA smile was on her np--hc..th was III hnr look
strength wss in her stop and IL aer hsGia-}7AsT
rroa BIrrEBB,"
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II, AIS 123,41O 9,417

EXPORTS. S.Fd. Cpd. Rice.
From May 3 to May 9,
'67............. lit ITO 10
Previously. 49,. IA, 223s 122,I TOO 04o7
1I,415 12341O 9,417
Total exports .............l4+l HIS 1a34lo o,1lf
Stock on hand and on shipboard.... AIS f,76 l,Ss9
SAME TINE LAST YEAR.
S. FM. Upld. Rice
Stock Oh hand Sept l, 1865. 800 1,G1o 100
Received from Sept Us to May
'b6..... snOo otnzs 49,
Received from May to May 9, Co.,. 10 1858 10
Total receipts. pts............... 500 $685. 3,625
EXPORTS. S. I'd. Upd. Rice
From May to
May 10, '66...... 2sG 1,G15
From Sept l, '65to
May s, O6. 457s 7s,308 2,T4O
1864 79,993 . TiO
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LIST OF SHIPPING
In the Port Of Chnrleston, Mny o, 1867.
VESSELS UNDER 100 TONS, AND STEAMERS coAsrlNa
wTruIH TIE STATE EXCEPTED.
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Total exports. ..................4,sG4 is9z3 I,'4o
Stock on hand and on shpboard. .... 17G 5.GG2 SSo
RICE-The receipts of this grain have nearly ceased
and the small lots placed the market were in most
cases the product of previous arrivals. Buyers have
been prevented from operating in consequence of the
absence of Stock and the extreme prices demanded by
sellers The market has consequently been very quiet
and the only transaction is sale OF Is crccs OF clean