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THE REGATTA THIS AFTERNOoN.-A boat race
between boats of all sizes comes of this after
noon on the Delaware. The prizes to be con-
tended for are three in number-silver goblets
and a champion burgee - distributed among
three classes of boats. Among the giliing skits
already entered we have the Sallie C,
Andrew johnson, Lewis C. Cassidy, George b.
Cramp Jr.; among the decked boats, the Mari
anna, Commander Rufus Wilkins, the winner of
the last race; the William Clark, Edwin Pratt
and Thomas Dickson, besides others; of the
B. Fillmore and the Jersey Lightning, Captain
Marquis f. De DreuE, are the most prominent
other vessels from Cooper's Point, Brldesburg
Riyerton, Torresdale and Burlington will com.
pete. This, however, is ouly an Initiative re-.
gatta, a second occurring on the following
Thursday, for boats OF all sizes, including yachts
of the largest size,
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j.. J.VAUeHS AEkRlcKl WILLIAM H MERRIoK
JOHN X. COPE.
SOUTHWARK FOUNDRY, FIFTH AND
- WARRINGTON Streets.
PHILADELPHIA,
MERRlCK d SONS,
IENGINEERS AND MACHINISTB,
10 Enufacture High and Low Pressure Steam Engines
for Land, River and Marine Service.
Boilers GasOmeters, Tanks, Iron Boats, etc.
Castings OF all kinds, either Iron or brass:
Railroad stations, etc.
RetOrts and Gas Machinery, OF the latest and most
improved construction.
Every description OF Plantation Machinery, also
sugar, Saw, and Grist Mills, Vacuum Pans, OIL
Steam Trains, Defecators. Filters, Pumping, En-
gines, etc. . -.-. - 49,.
Apparatus, Nesmyth's Patent steam Hammer, and
Draining M achines. $500
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PROPOSALS..

IMPROVEMENT OF HE'LL GATE, NEW
i YORK. -- ---- ---- r.
No, q WEST HOUSTON STREET, NEW YORK,
August 20, 1883.
removal Of the rocks in Hell Gate IL is necessary
that The contractw not necessarily be assigned
to the lowest or to any bidder. The time which the
bidder proposes to consume In performing the work,
well as the character OF his proposed mode Of oDe
ratons as 10 practcaby, will likewise be considered
in assigning the contract. JOHN NEWTON,
Lieutenant Colonel Engineers,
s "a mfw At Brevet MAJOR General u, &. A.
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CASUALTIES. Yesterday Charles r. Pye was
admitted to the Pennsylvania Hospital, with in
jures caused by falling fIom an express wagon
at Walnut street wharf.
Alexander Hutchinson aged As years, suffer
ing from kick from horse at Twenty.third
and Chesnut streets.
The following persons were admitted to the
Episcopal Hospita:-
John Glasson had his limb crushed between
the bumpers of the Reading Railroad cars.
Archie Leech, in the EN- Jloy OF Link Black,
kicked by the horse he was driving, aud had his
leg fractured.
CHARLES Fooy a conductor on the Frankford
and Southwark Railroad, DOT mashed by the
dummy,
Henry Chapel, accidentally shot in the thigh
by boy who was playing with pistol
was knock ed down and run over by huckster
cart on Germantown road, above Jefferson
street, and severely injured. She was admitted
INTO st. Mary's Hospital.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

DELAWARE MOTUAL SAFETY INSURE
u ANCE COMPANY. Incorporated by the Legis.
ture of Pennsylvania, 1895. ... +. RI
Office, Southeast corner THIRD and WALNUT
Streets, philadelphia
MARINE INSURANCES
On Vessels Cargo, and Freight to all parts OF the
World.
INLAND INSURANOES
On Goods by river canal lake, and land carriages
All parts OF the Union. =.
On merchandise generally.
on stores, Dwelling Houses etc,
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THE UNION LEAGUE.-A special meeting OF
the Union League was held last night, at the
League House, TO take such action as might be
necessary in view Of the approaching elections.
Hon. Morton McMichael presided, and on motion
of Mr.. Lindley Smith, q series of resolutions
were adopted, substantially stating that, in view
and the Rebellion, no eXertion should be spared
to defeat that faction which now endeavors to
destroy the glorious peace of the country by
threatening reasonable war.
Confidence is expressed in the gallant men
who have heretofore stood by the flag; and the
Democratic reputation doctrine denounced.
Vigilance and determination is urged to prevent
q repetition of the barefaced frauds by which
the Democratic party last year gained an appa-
rent victory IN the city and State; and sub
committee OF fifty members appointed to give
effect to the views and purposes of the meeting.
long and eloquent address was then read by
Henry Carey Lea, Esq, on behalf of the Board
interest, and adopted by the League after which
the meeting adjourned.
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as are forwarded by every steamer In the regular
lines. The steamers for or from Liverpool call at
Queenstown, except the Canadian line, which call at
Londonderry The steamers for or from the CJnti-
nent call at Southampton.
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Boston Market.

BOSTON, April l5.-CorToN-The speculative de.
mand or cotton noticed tor some weeks Fast, stlll
continues, and further considerable advance IN
prices Las taken place. The adv1ces from Europe
have been considered very favorable prices not only
having advanced at Liverpool, but English manu-
tacturers have been tree purchasers. Ihe sales of
the week have been 1000 ba'es, and we now quote
ordinary at 27a2sc; good ordinary at 2sa29c; low
middling at 29a30c; rIddhng at SUaS2;; ana eood
middlpg at 33aS4c per lb, including uplands anu
Gull. closing rather quiet at the advance.
DoMEsT1cs-For cotton goods there is very hrIn
feeling, and prices must further advance 10 Keep
pace With raw material. Trade has not been very
active but manufacturers well sold up, and or.
ders Tor further delivery will not be taken except at
value Woollen goods have been rather quiet and
trade is less active than was anticipated, but al de-
sirable goods are held brn
CoFFEE-The der this article mas oeen
moderate during T. SEX, hut prices emain about
the same The sales OF Java have been at 24a24
cold 40 bags Rio al 152l1, gold, and 900 bags 81
DOMINGO at s;sc q ii. go,d in bond. IN Mocha ia
the sales have beer confined TO small lots at AUG q 10
currency.
(irNNY DAos-Th:s article is held firm at 1Sal81ac,
but no transactions since our last.
t;USSY CLorH-The past has been the most acuve
week We have had occasion to notice IN sunny ciotn
Ior lcns time. The transactions nave peen up
wards OF GO00 bales speculation, at prices rang
In from alG22c, currency. and S7Sa924c. gold, In
bond, p1rt for May and June delivery. Prices are
1n at the close 1T y 2a22c currency, and 9ta9 &c,
gold, IL bond.
HAY-There have been further sales Of Eastern and
Northern at S2Oa26 per ton, as to quality.
NAVAL STOpEs.-Spirits turpenune has oeen sell
ling at 6SlG9c per gal cash, and is firm al that price,
with light stock. In tar there have been sales o.!
quo bbls Wilmington at So 81 saS3 30 per bbl Rosin
is quite dull, with very little inquiry from 'He u e9e
and no export demand. Pitch is quiet at sS 73 per
bbl.
R1cE-pemand moderate with sales at 1Oc for Ran
COON and lie .or Carolina.
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the paper of drawers. London, 6O days az & o 70
lo premium. New York, &c, currency, 2IH % Zo5a
discount; do gold do par to u premium. 70 ,,aO ~
short sight at = to 2premium. weather anu aeSi'H
good. .,,,, .. oo,nh
HAVANA, April 11.--By the Lodons. slow coaen t,,
perhaps. but good trader, sent notes OF acI4ai LUZ
transactions to 9th, which are connlMeu' nf
steamer Alabama has also me aaa In noIe1, nr
moment, and received subseouentto tnls,
as she was detained here to clear-not aoie 70 nnu
consul or to get through "the churcn., o,o,o.
The state of the sugar market as oo NJ
tons for white through OF s4Ma61 per iUo 10 a9ss az
low do ss%a4Z do; browns. NOS II ana ~ :.
3 do and other classes as e1g oIas and
Shipped hence and from Matanzos 66oa. ooaeH On
5167 hhds of which for the United sta.es
boxes and 4752 hhds-baance to European anu Irei
ports No wharf sales since report. oooe iinxos
Chartered for Boston-bark Costaven asuu D1asS s
direct, at sac each. For north OF aauer a. ss
Express (Bri Sagua, to load $50 hhds sugar a. %
each 600 boxes here for small towage AZ q
bark Lavnia do $50 do; do at $40 eacn mo I1nI,i
stowagel. Exchanges as last reported nominal D. l.
[By the Cuba caOlel
HAVANA, April 1.-THE sugar marSes iS n,ro,e an,
mated; sales were made at 71la7X reals per arEooe
| for No Il Dutch standard. .o,t ,re.
FxcHANeE-On London, 11a11h per cent pre- BE-
MUM; on United States, currency ~ per csas. A.
count; in gold, short sight, 4 per cent pi'i1'' O
| Paris, 114a1k per cent premi um.
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CoTToN-The buoyancy noticed yesterday was all III
lost to-day. Early in the day sales we're aoe oi oo @
bales middling at Sic; Il do low middlng at 3os ~
bales ordinary and good ordinary anS cable
vices I'd of, buyers kept out of the market, anu
prices closed heavy; though holders generaAy es.
hibi. much confidence in still higher range OF
prices.
FLoUR-we continue to note an excellent demand
for nearly all descriptions. and prices fuItner iatoI
sellers. The advance in winter wheat grades IS IRON
o5 TO SOC q Dbl, within the past few DAYS. 1nere
were sales yesterday of Brazil brands, tasen Oh eM
York account, understood little over sl3. Lo,day
millers were holding az sl3 Sd. Sales OF 40O opls
"Montrose" medium grade City Mills extra s12 80
former sale Of same brand was at sl2 lOO ools VIZ
cinia family Sl3 25: 200 bbls northwestern common
super 50 25; 800 bbls good do 50 GO.
GRAN-Oferirgs OF wheat hght; only 4uU ousns
white and 1850 bushs red; market very stun LOT VIII
ter; sale of 22o bushs choice brought So 81; 5GO
bushs red s3 10; $50 bushs fair do 81 SIS. We alse
note from store sale 1000 bushs spring NO at 81 oo
Corn receipts SMALL 500 bushs white and 35Uu Dusns
yellow; market frmer; sales white at 81 1lal IL foi
good to prime dry; SO 10 for damp; 22OO oushs ye!
low 81 l9 and 600 bushs do 81 20. Oats-5000 bushs
received; market quiet; only sale reported wae -
bushs at 90c. Rye in good demand and still higner
We note sales of 225 bushs at 81 s5; 100 ousns fenn
sylvana at 50. ,;,.
dala re at S5c; market bare Of Porto Rico IN nrs
hands, stock of Cuba light and prices fair at 47a4s(
for clayed; Muscovado 5Ga60c per gallon.
PRov1sIoSs-Our market presents more qu,st %
pect The orders for bacon are Lighter; ho,uers
however show great confidence in the stapinty "
prices, and we are without any quotaoie cnanSe
Bacon is steady for jobting lots at 4c Tor snouia
ers l6 a16sIc for rib Sides 1}a174c for clear Iit
and clear sides; sugar-cured and canvased hams ~
a2ljs Bulk meats offered sparingy, and' IN tne
absence of sales no quotable change. Lard is job,
bing az 1s14a1S1sc; last round lot western was a.
1Sc Mess Pork S27 15a2S.
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snrannuh weekly MARKET.

SAVANNAH, april 16, 1s6s.-CoTToS.-Our Last
weekly report quoted the market 7ery irregular on
the general basis OF 2oc for middhnS.
On Friday the market was steady at unchanged
prices The transactions were very light on account
oI Liverpool keeping the holiday OF Gooo frda5'
and New York doing very Little. .
THE market opened on saturday with talrlnqul-
v and an apparent disposition the part OF hold
ers to meet the market but or the receipt OF New
York advices, showing more activity, al enhanced
prices holders became more exectlng IN their de.
Inands. and the inquirs ceased: Ine matkee c,oseu
Quiet but r at 90 aS0c for middling, with sales OF
only 6G6 bales.
but with little demand as buyers were awaiting the
adyices from controlling points. When these we're
received, Folders stiffened up. asking IN advance
which buyers were not disposed TO give. The Gales
were but 39l bales. on the basis OF soc Tor mddhne
On Tuesday there was fair inquiry on the lart o.
q few buyers but holders generally evnced so much
6rmness, based upon Liverpool and New York quota.
tions that there was but little opening for hlling or
ders. aud most Of the regular buyers held aloof.
Sales OF 1912 bales were made but p1ncpa1y o5 .ne
lower rrades as there was scarcely any mddnng
cotton offered for sale The market closed on the oa-
sis of SIC for middhng.
The market on Wednesday morning opened quiet
and firm, without any quotatle change, toward
the close prices we're easier but not Quoably lower
The market closed quiet aud steady on Bic for mid
ding. IT..
sales were SO small as not to be worth reporting.
Factors generally have strong faith IN the future,
and the stock Offering is SO light that holders can
generally control it. Notwithstanding the control
Ing markets report decline ours is nomiraly un.
changed. We quote as follows: Good ordinary
90a-. low middGDg SOa-, middling Sla-..
SEA IsLASDs-There has been somewhat better
demand during the past week. as buyers lave at iast
to fine conclusion that tie bulk of the cop has
already been sent to market and that desirable lots
can only be purchased ut advanced figures. Sales
have been made during the week at good priI:s.
Co.tons of good staple, well ginned, are in fair
demand. and will command renunerative rates.
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paasenCcrs.


Per steamship Champion, for New IorSInE Frost mSs
and lady, Mrs Brooks, Miss Brooks, Mrs
Mrs sutton Miss Hasbrock, Mr. sutton Garanel' n
Jr, Master Hibbens, Subman, Mrs TABOR .To = Eon
nelly and servant, " Tabor Conneuy, allneT g
c D Brahe c P Sathans, c Morren, S WinnsOw,
Monsfeld, Corley, Stiles and Lady, PITS DunA.
lev Mrs McAIahan Mrs " " King, Miss KING n Miss 81
Hazard. Rev j Berry. G Bennett and lady w d
Miller lady and children, Miss Lott, Mr. Jonnson'
J GILES, Dillon, Kneeland, Miss Shea' Mr onea'
Kelly, Mary Kelly and children ,,,-us..o-
Per steamship Falcon, for Bohmore-mlss Stoney;,
Mrs Stenken \ DevereauI, b hassans, Mr anu
Miss Begley, - sattery and four children horsey'
Miss Horsey. q
Per steamship james Adser, from new Yor9I1 M,
Aveilhe, wife and child, Greenleaf and vile, Mm
Martin, Crinch hall, C Gibbes and Wlfe, MIS-
N Kinsley, Master Gibbes, G W Hammond
Latz.
Per steamer Dictator, from Palatka, via Jackson
vile, Fernandina and Savannah Park. d Gil
lett and wife, Hawkins Mrs Bedford. Major Boy
ington and wife, " Law, ] P Brown, Il slason'
wife, child and maid, DR. C Dec Charles, D Connon!,
D J Connolly and servant, " Faber. Mrs faber, Z
Merrill, Nr Clark and daughter Mrs Dotterer, MISS
Dotterer, Mics Lucy Thompson, 8 Reddick;
Beals, 4 Williams and wife, Hne, Camppea, Mr
Perkins Mr. and Mrs " Dursey, MISS M fr1ee'
and IL deck.
Per steamer St Helena. from Edisto and Rockville
W Seabrook G Murray, A Clark, Capt Gutter,
o Bailey = Matthews. Wiley, Langley, n Ap-
pleton. q Hanahan, " Hanahan, Whaiey, - A1no-
ry, and 20 deck.
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N.yr Orleans Market.

NEW ORLE.tNS. april II l4-coTroS.-7he sales
to-day consist OF few small parcels aSc-egatirg so
Il. Us Known only about 500 bales part atyesterday
quotations, and part lower, affording no basis for
market
Yesterday evening $50 bales more we're taken, max
inq The days business 400. To.days New York te c.
gram, quote the market firm at 2l;sa22'sc Tor up
lands to gulf, but sales are not large
The P. NJ. kilograms from Liverpool Of yesterday
was late coming to hand giving street quota ions at
1o,salo,;d for ullands and Orleans middling; but
this mornings Ills dispatch (ofcia notes the mar
ket firm, with sales Of 12G00 bales az ID ial23fd.
decline. This unsettled onr market, and after the
comparatively large sales Of SATURDAY and yeste-
day factors considered themselves in o strong posi-
ton and held their stocks at yesterdays quotations
and over.
The current receipts are very light, and there is
nothing like anxiet' TO sell.
The p. NJ. Liverpool accounts of to-day are at
hand, quoting an advance OF "a; mddling Iplands.
11lsal23.c and O.lsans 123.a12;s this impaired
more strength to our market at the close.
We give the last quotations for reference merely:
30a30,sc for good ordinary, 3laSl1sc for low mid
ding, ana 32a3So for mlddling.
STATEMENT OF COTTON.
Stock en- hand September lst 1sCI, tbalesl 1926
Arrived to-day. 1870
Arrived previously. O25,s4U-o.o.OiO ID
s:oeS2
Cleared ;o-daJ... ..........,......... .,,,t
Cleared previously. oi2,2l2-0'i $50
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Railroaos.


CHARLESTON CITY RAILWAY COM.
PANY.
offiCG Ce,s,lsl CHARLESTON CITY RAILWAY CO., n
oSoaNER BROAD AND EAST BAY STREETS,
-oHoN, CHARLESTON, 80. Ca, March 1eth, 1868.
sc6ED0LE OF THE CHARLESTON CITY
RAILWAY COMPANY.
1,. KING-sTRRET LINE.
at 5.SO AN, and at inter 4. AM, and at inter.
S,,rG Sns OF ten go minutes vas Of ten 1O minutes
In curing the day till the during the day tin p.
1ss mp at $50 PM. NJ.
minutes after tbo .fe H sat.ry as follows: Ttoey @
nGur, nov rom $50 a. NJ to 75o P. H. except at ten
"! s MS.utSs IL q O'Clock, A. II Every other rim
from the old PostofRce. eA' ''r
RUTLEDGESTREET LINE.
~ eSe an - SPPsr Terminus Leave Loper Terminus
vas Of ten no. minutes walls of ten IN, .1,to,
PM. 'ne Gay uii sP.a.
N: B.-Leaye the Battery at fife Is, minute. s,,er.
the hour, and Mirtyfus 1857 nitrate, AFTER the honr
tip. from the old Postofice. oHef
SUNDAY SCHEDULE.
KING-STREET LINE.
Leave Upper Terminus Leave the Lo,uer TeymS-.
at9 AM, and at inter- nus at $50 AM, and at:
walls Of 1f.een l6) min. intervals Of fifteen uS, sS
utes I'LL !;9o 2. M. minutes till 7.so P. NJ
MB.-An the trips are to the Battery, until 6.15 P.
NJ. The last trip Of each car to the old PostoHice.
RUTLEDGE-STREET LINE.
Leave Upper Terminus Leave Lotoer Ttrminus
at An, and at inter- at s.S5 AM, and 1t inter-
Sais OF every twenty (20 walls Of every twenty t20
minutes an 6.A Pm. minutes un 7.S0 Pm. ,
N.B-A the trips are to the Battery, until 6.15 p.
-. s.w. RAMSAY,
january "a Secretary and Treasurer.
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,7cycu.yTs OF CHARLESTON,

-rvor DESIRE TO RENEW YOUR BUSINESS
o,;ons IT, With the merchants of Middle Georgia,
ara nressnted with an unequalled opportunity
:, 10 doing so. through the advertising Columns 0'
IHE MSitor combines the circulation Of the late
ad;son News and the Mirror of Lite formerly pub
;is Maolsoa ., stsnta consequently. besides having
rsry large and rapidly increasing oca: snosep,Sn
list its circulation extends into neaNy every county
Ii u ,1 notses we ere intensely Democratic sashng
N pOH, pnH Lott without fear or favor, into the ranks
riu nr rro Common enemies-ths infamous Radical Par
the panca caFet Dag %ss anS sonbes oua sne
IF Charleston waits our trade, she can get
IL; mU. rlptioa Tr-wcekly So; Weekly s2 o.
vcar. Advertising rates iessonSnle: o1,orr
March 10
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THE DAILY NEWS.
Tatting.

Twas to city suburb, where
In summer pleasant shade -!
went from the paterlial square
To visit maiden ladies.
/ might have spent charming "ceA'
And yet was prevented, ,o,-
For one thing came to pale my cnseA'
AMI made me discontenteo.
lam very fond of work. own
I don't repire At stitchlnG'
Iong hem never makes me Sroan'
And crotchet IS bewi,chins'
I'VE made poor children clolnss " "e@'
As fourh as cocoa mating;
Rur there's some work cannot ueai-
THAT ho-rid work is tatting!
Some people make the shuttle iy
With eese and no exertlon;
Make yards OF trimming-alIays
Abominate insertion
don't know why hate the work,
But cen in moderation,
All tatting. as rule, shirk-
And here's the explanation;
In that suburban calm retreat,
Amid all natures beauty,
One thing annoyed me, Irepeat,
And that was tatting duty,
At tatting there we worked aiway'
From tatting naught could sever
Those maiden ladies night and day
They tatted on forever.
They tatted when the morning broke
In splendor through the skylight;
heard them tatting when l woke;
They tatted in the twilight;
They tatted-it was much too bad
In scorn OF other matters;
fed, or should have gone mad
With these eternal tatters.
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Havana Market.

through the business hours OF yesterday, and the
Iates ior Nos II and l2 sustained firm at sS:Sto So
pei iOU RS. Molasses. clayed and Muscovado, sus.
tanned at rates last reported IN other Island pro-
ducc nothing new to advise; TRANSACTIONS WILL De
Noticed in my next.
Demand Tor good vessels at rates paid last week,
and tendency to advance FOR bottoms !! ior Europe
and south american ports, Atlantic and Paclnc
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Commercial.
s~@--S@--~~%
ExnOrTS.

LIvERPOOL-Per ship Graham's Poley-SSo oa2s
81 and 1867 bales Upland Cotton.
NEW YoRK-Per steamship Champion-5 bags 5 l
and "a bales Upland Cotton, 1e6 crates and So
boxes Green Peas 10 bales Yarn. boxes 10,
bacco bbls Potatoes. boxes Vegetables, ~
Packages, 70 empty parrels.
PHILADELPHIA-Per steamship ANiaIce-9S bales
Cotton, 40 bales Rags, 20 bales Yarn, 1SS ools
Phosphate. 11S tons Iron, 40 casls Clay, $4,000
feet Lumber, 230 empty Barrels, $50 Railroad
Wheels and Axes, IS packages Mdze:.. Per
schr Anna Barton-375 tons Phosphate Rock.
BALTIMORE-Per steamship Falcon-54 nerces
Rice, 152 bales Cotton, 10 bales Hides, 4S bales
Rags, 63 bags Cocoanuts, 20 boxes Green peas,
bbls Potatoes. 13 packages Sundries l5.UgO zee. '
Lumber. Per schr A Cranmer-2lOouu
feet Lumber.
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The Charleston Cotton Market.

OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS
CHARLESTON. saturday Evening April ls %.
Buyers had soIue disposition to enter the Market
but were restrained to . great extent By the hrm
stand of factors, the market closing with hr1neG
feeling in consequence Of the better kilograms from
the leading markets The value of the staple was Still
too unsettled for reliable rates. and we quote nomi'
naly. The transactions were 3o3 bales, say at 20
at &c; at 27; l1s at 2s 70 at %; y at 3D. Gu al
3OH, We quote:
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-04-20

WILMINGTON, April 17.-TURPESTNE-P-ices
unchanged About GIL bbls received and sold at
s5 % for virgin So SO for yellow dip, and 81 20
for hard per $50 pounds.
Sp1rIrs TURPEHTINE-Is a shade lower, and CO
obls changed hands at 5S cents per gallon.
RosIS->aes OF $50 bbls al 81 5Ga2 j5 for strained
and So 65 for No ..
TAR-One hundred and twenty bbls sold at 50 Is
per BIOL.
CoTroS.-Iarset quiet. Sales of IN bales at ~:
cents for low midding, and e. do Ut 2S1$ for mid
ding.