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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-08
/, 18C7, TO DATE.

FIS-Dry Cod and previously given al $50
Bank and St George Maeke quiet Al 42d W ~ for
s230s23 50 for DO Bay sUd Sls@S II % for No DO
Reung selling from {5 and 25 for Sealed and No
FRE CRACKKRSThe demand has ghty improved ana pnoeH
70 TIE scarcity eaoie 50 % for Golden Dragons
% Tor No. !; and 50 i0d 80 is ioT EEt-A
CRAVING have bad vanabe depressed and AZ tines quite
eId market the ubfav0b from kuropS up 10
NedneSdiy morning and the seaRabe weather, created quite
tbs especially With tode Of Spring. IN this the
decline Wednesday Ia ~ bush this soon attracted
e attention Of speculative operators and the close Of that day
Adyanec considerable vanAbenes the
action I rapid permanent We added considerably 70
stock and Ind not far from 100 600 blshesb for The season
ocertte as te quantity likely reach ews the close Of
august qu certain fall below previous estimates lhe great
spIon Liverpool The month h few parallels IN the history OF
Aa a. si ~ ~ past Someegard a. quite unwsrIaud
WI determine this The tne weather they have bal dnrnRthe
terh Nay doubtless contributed dpfessona marked
49, N ttigeei which not Improbable which vii change
ee asseI Of The market We the Ers ARRIVAL
,t. nest tom Georgia the quality aud condition
- nt as year Oar t1voss f1m al sections Of the country
1se ef Dt Wheat The Spring appears much
1871. sh the winter To-day frd
~ ~ Sset At The close hoHs Of The business has been light;
~ 1usf at ~ 20 ior Ma Milwaukee ore; 70 for
o h.sahes and 81 80 for Wcosn al railroad depot
=, he5s iaBy active AID 6Tm; fsles Of 700 bush,
- ssooo"SSL ~ Oats hNer aud ~ demaud sales
Olsl e 04c for Wefteru asoat is buniy held.
qe active, bat have bad 10 uout foe.
-. - Ness under arrivals and UufaYorAble
. 80 .sg aEc declines per bush; tks induced
aoayv a. ,o, o investment and us last and active
Co., ~ vas soon caused sharp ren decline
ePAh gts stmEalng the desnA aaa ssg.no to ~ nroy
~ the close 1he market IL modesatev s. $50 ~ 20
- - ueuS o. ioI Damp and Unseuas son AZ III n, Ss
800 81 H. and Od DO a. 81 l6l In gtore
EAFOk4s IRON SEPT. ], 1851, 40 DATE
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NETWORK.
CLEARED.

CLEARED.
q Baltimore R. LsG hg LTsspGS f'l Hsy @
f:s c es.n 2Sn sslis''S9 sS: s
nndSa Lg.oD g1'O Sea11lh L1s Ssn asSs
ts sss SS5Si c SsP P Baker wsH'a @ se"
bsa 4uvstor hi. PS5s ,.,s L Matthews H.. ssg
NSa;' tsi SsS 1r
stella sesfs Bremen s n P6'd kD. R R1gSsrs Ok q
S %:osb sIsa Il S.ss Srssa hysPe Ts
Pi Sfs 6' EP.1 P % R G R 6o o' S
Hpsn J tBr IePen ST. Thomas. sSo S Fish ST.
Jasc Emily Fisher Clark TURK, anii Ellen OBJ Kerr JohI,
John B. Helen qS' E Sou T. wsd:so
Bsy E2S. BS1 rf'' ay S'i Basn C Johnson Willis
waSsgGn g. IL RapP Cole RSa%oIa d.. Sa5 Ts wS s Wool
il Hosn Boston Montana BsAse Barasiabei Pointer.
sIOoV.May GRAY AlyP New London Il saHr,El Hurd Hart
ford Agent; Chadwick Bridgeport Mary Elizabeth Williams Bridge
ARRIVED.
pass June q H. w. passed Very large eefs.5O
feet above the water June lat IN Ion 81 W. passed ship Her
Steamship Virginia Br Thomas Liverpool MAY % mds and Isss
steamship TeutOns o. Bseuda Hamburg May 90 mise esa
Steamship Leo Dearborn savannah June mds and pass
sss%. 1 MA Ge Pos W@son
Steamship Faneona, Sherwood Portland, muse and pass
ss sa%.RD T TIsi % HGJ P SS'iS
Nilairauca. trQuhaft, 4
SHIP SHIP cis' Wheeler 8@s SfSa ,sos AMI pass
fs H eSsas Fh I Rs5p RIVE E2 Ifs . 9g"
Bari a sSS4sr PAYNE Gsda = a, ~. G . ron
Bark proeus CbiPmaR Havana u days sugar
Brig Jablaiao tIIrazl Duprez PernaIrtnco day. sfgar
Brig seo Brown, Manls u days, Sailed VIII schT'
Brig Favorte Duell Barbados 10 days sugar.
Bng Guiding Man1auila 20 DAYS and molAsSes
Brig PER-, finilad.e Cuba 10 days. sugar aud moasseS
Bng Colorado Brooks kingston a., % days, nlsc
SAILED.
Borussia Hamburg; France Lveroo Cromwell ad
ss SsaI Nv Mh lr G Ss,oa Victor % Mtsa "a. S
Fenauua Eutee aud Peril for Gavestoni Mary sanford Tor Wa
ARRIVED. Sunday June Z.
Barb Atlantic a. 81 De a1r Br.nen fee ~ apiy o. o1s i
Bark TejacaI ilsrriiaSa Ma.salas Il lay.,
ScLr Edwin Reed HAYES Cares 70 cays sugar Saw the schL
Jos Warren ashore on BuBdy"ge sloAl 10y o. water
sehr Matte Taoer. oook M n . DAYS @oi''es
sci0ONKRs-hivER AID GotsrWi'E,
Pos,ipe Virginia Maria Bi1lheih Virginia
RSTidas virginia Iohu Conus, yrghia
ntnry Cole, Virginia. Lynchburg GroTgeoNn ID. c.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
NEyLoSSoS June steamship rT% oS,", a
roydencs Charm Phsepha North star Providence uDee Dee,
Yss.York; sehr Thomas Fitch, for macAsre cruise
FOREIGN PORTS. ..s
HAVANA, June 6-Tse steamship Columbia saed TO-DAY for New
QUEENSTOWN June 5-he steamship Hevets Capt eating Of tho
National Line ron NeWio May 70 arrived here this morning and
KSGsfoS Ja May IOIu port sehr j. P Richardson loading
NeW'lorh r..
SPOKEN
June lat Al 90 Ion IS IS W, ship sandusky, from Liverpool Or
May 81 ~ lou IOt w. su,qushanaa tDrl bound
o. .r LID. ..L
On the 2h day April light eIhate from
Andrews Point GesTeoyn 1t + s1e white Light I sd 'ss'
IN vertical ''Pes ls position is lat % 10 A'A D % '" ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-08
THE STATE OF TRADE 3 Al.

Tasf4Hsw wessTn Corn a. optng sc qnafieT
At elose Wheat opening 1919 4 GENITAL f5 California
white ~ No Red WeeB closing kn 10 for CaOTHA
WHITE and III for No Milwaukee Red
sttbe opening S26 hbl for Eastern Prime hes
attbe close dull at 81 Lard a The opening 81 ewt for American
G The close, 65l -
Troiuee-Rsfued the opening 1872 gallon and Spirit
per gallon and the close os for Refined Petroleum and
Sd 20 Spirits
LasDoS Ga Mo u Dutch Standard Sugar opened Z0
closed quiet q C. Calcutta Lhsoed CLOSED At 39.
AETwERP June 6Peoun closed fn at "a! francs bill fo
udartU
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THE MARKETS.

SATURDAY. June g. 1859
AsHESUnde moderate receipts and pretty fair demand the mar
remained 80 25d$s 81 but Pearls are non
BUILDING MATBRIALswe have bad fair business in all art
coming under this heading market has ruled hImi some
kinds advanced and the tendency upward We quote as
follows; BmCEs-Pae, z ", s8 @9Slo Common Hard, Y ~
n s40a 80 CENEST-Hoeadale, q 66L, - HAh-Csue y
bush Sc Mixed bBsh Goat. y bush 10c LAIHEaern
pm 80 S9$ - s. LMSRoeklsnd Common, Dbl 81 ~ Roek
land Limp bbL, ~ 2 PLASTER Pisblue Nova seoua yum
S7JGS8 y - SOC - i5i Cseined
Ess,erD 4 bb 81 Caud EnckeIbOcker Mills . Dbl 81 so
@Nyege9 Empire Mills y Dbl. 81 So -. Il
ohe msrktt has been dull and though the %
pe % before. there little strength as Of %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-08
ADRIAN n. MuILm, Asesionssh -,

H. NULL AncaonteL n
A ADMINISTRATORS SALE of STOCKS anu
~ BONDS ADRIAN H. MULLER, y. WILKINS Cc VII ".
A auction on WEDNESDAY June a. at ~ oeoes ne a
s pysasas sdmnsrsors Of Henry Frederick, dsesssed
H a. oS1 ijnit.5 states i 3Os due July IS, 1859
II 40 URited States sos. Of NovenbeTi 1000
bOoO United States 300, Of July, las
1000 limited States b20s, Of May 1867
1000 IJpited States sos Of July le5L
1000 United States sos, Of June, 1854
500 limited States l0lOs Of March, 1904 -.
10000 Michigan Southern and ESI,sern ihahA AA'Oao =" P
cent Mortgage Bonds due 1893 .. =, N, A..
1000 Jersey Central R. Co. 7Per Cent Mortgage Bonds due
$500 Ee~yeey Central Co. Per Cent Second Mortgage
49, Bonds 1873 $50
Chicago, Roek Island and Paeine H. H. TO- 'Td ZEN s~s'
:, ooo Paterson City ! Per Cent Bonds dne 1890
O Gaena Chicago Union First Mortgage Per Cent Bonn
400 Long Dock Co Per Cent Mortgage Bonds due 1881
400 Cty Of Hudson HewJersey Per Cent Bonds due 1894
ZOO Morris Rc1 r. Co First Mortgage Per Cent Bonds
due 1914
If sbares North River Ius Co, s25 each.
81 shares Greenwich Pire ms Co. S25 each
20 shares Broadway las Co., f25 each.
20 shares Corn Exchange ms Co, $50 each.
10 shares Eew.YOrk Equitable InE Co, SIS each
30 shares Republic Fire InA Co, &lOO each
eos Republic Fire ms Co. Scrip
10 shares Lorillard Fire InE Co. fS each
20 shares Hudson County Bank, New jersey $leO each
10 shares National Mechanic Banking Association 80 each
40 shares Mechanic National Bank, 80 each
20 shares Butchers apd DToyers Bank go each.
100 shares Central r. r. ofNew Jersey, : 100 each
26 shares Delaware and Hudson Canal Co, 300 each
shares r. r. and Transportation Co, 100 each
20 shares Hartford and NeWllayen r. Co, Size each Hgs
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PASSENG ERS ARRIHED.

FROM BREMEN June Gin steamship WeserMr. and Mrs O.
Brandt Mr. and Mrs Glacier Miss Bsrh Lah H. honsmsnp
miss Won Kaenborn Mrs L. Anbey and daughter M Stegu r.
JoarWahrs McGaye T. Werthemer, H. krschaum N btombt
George Briggs Mrs Cushing H. Bord " se1pa T. s,,.
Mis- W kartner IT, Meyer C. Waebs Mr. nnd Mrs H. Lso
many Miss Ers and child A. Dahms Miss Leidler NJ
and Mrs Smshene Demuh Miss Kaufman e huns ~ MN
and family and w Krng Hnslng Mrs Marie Meneke ~ "e
~ Hsnmsnn and children I. Turk Mrs L. Mohrnsnn ana
con Wsdephu Mr W. Ngel Mrs X Denz ana ShhTep
NJ T Tlei Mrs L. Mol children W. Kusuke, H. He'll W IMt
pps C. Narender A. Fren Schubert and daughter y AhopS
b hepne Mrs W. Hohe child, Mrs Robinson ana chidren "
Sebmst II Brhalemae r. T. Schwet aud family Miss T. hnaso
Miss A. Mlschler, Mrs r. Kats -. H..
PROM UAMBIR June Gin steamship Teuton-Lousa Hansen
Margaret Hansen b. Feddchsen. C. Maues snt WIFE, Margt po
never Albert Ebert John David Sper and WIFE, Marie peh
Cfbsrne Kppe Noaus Schee H. Aug Rademaehe e nahhe'
obr Auguste Weiss Shaemach Rosahe Amhch ana
Fnn Meier Jnn ounerstadtert Bergreen Naemar LEO n ue
Jough A. IT. Hessner Kruger NJ Ksueke r Bertha Fes JhI'
and wife Edmond Rschel Mich Exert Sebastian Fros l. Sss
Newman Guber, ~ Anderson , -, NJ, n, GAIA.
PROM LIVERPOOL Jane 6-lq steamship Vsna W. Tha.s
Henry sharp Miss Heman Richard steyke Ms WOCd NJ NJ.
Clara Woods Masters Walter Samuel and wired ooas ma
Lizzie Bella Woods George Jones, Mrs CataHe fays' D.
Bmm
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IMMATURE ALMANAC.
s,rrRpAYs WEATHER REPORTS A. m.

Sun Rs.s... 4:29 Sun se,s... 1923 hOou Rses'''V'V'
| 800 hrGH WATER
sav HooL ~ e3 Cows Island lO.2T Hell Gate .....l2os
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-08
TIE WEST INDIA MARKETS

HIvANA 6Tbe following the closing pee Of meeaadse
M the week ending to-day: The sagar marf sghu animated ~ u
al 10 a. and st0 reals for Is ~ 20 huscovsdoss
Bor Common Refining 6l7 rea Par TO Good Refining
al reals Grocery GrAdesFa Good 8ae4 Prime to Choice
hoasses 90 reaf for No TO- Moa 5id
for Csed and 66 rs r Common MnseovSo Prglis
dull America, and decline Il expected Butter 2dd3 y
~ shocks So reals Hoops eoa SIS for long shaped and s4gd
rs iJr short 1900 Hans lie y II for Dry Sailed aud ne for
sugar Cured Lard sght demand supply abundant Taos sc
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3inantiuI.

on'oR LEcnlsog giRE JssURAscE CoMpAsr
pCgr,,,., NO lD bToadsag EgS-YoR Jpe ifm
ELLCliON.-The Annual Election for Di-
par s a sLs CGIAW s Be he'd A. iLr once on WRDEEs.
u'J " JWa Ibf polls VIII he open fom I2 m 10 / d M
hlCHhRD e. COMBRs, stCelatI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-08

CT, LOUIS AND IRON MOUNTAIN
y RAILROAD COMPAHl5
SEVEN PER CENT
PIRST MORTGAGE BONDS.
EInkIARY AND AIGIS1 lnIHONA


II, tile ofne S. Louis Railroad having been
the General Aseu II the State 81 Missouri and ne
work Of eIien tie oouneceu Win
81 roads Conmhas KY going rapidly for
hsng profitable operation - miles ~ rev
hfnd for a. miles u erpeced Stat
tse Louis Belmont i93 miles will be opned or
that there W BE- continuous hoe nos NJ
Lous to Mobile SrEOssns aud other Southern ehea 'eD large
tTahc Anticipated
whole debt aud the extension oned
the samingA The proceeds Of these bonds ring IN
10 the sTnn u The rad ADDS 70 the scury aad tah
mile grau~ BY the state free I'm 10 the Company VIII add
much 70 the VAlue o. AeiT
,, 49,, Ihos ALLhN rresiden ~ Los'h. NO
We The undersigned cordially recommend bsse v~ui merit
bond Of The 81 Louis and Iron Moaniah Railroad good
M The efe road vii be large and the sinins,sea Of
The sfa Of The capable and
JAMES s THOMAS. MAYOR u 81 Louis
JOHN J. ROE Pres 81 Louis Chamber 81 comnsfec
FOX TSrsz 81 Louis Board Of Trade
BARTON BATHS Pre- North Missouri Railroad
J. ~ BRIIION Pres Nat Bank Of the STATE Of No
BwIEG ofthe Mer n y. Of ~ Lous
GRO. ~ RIA, Pres Second National Bank ~ - Louis
RADsl Chef Engineer 81 Louis and III Bridge CS
GEO. Il TAILOR, Pres Pacific Railroad lof hissonnD
WIN TAUSSlG. PTes Traders Bant, ~ Lous
JOHN R. tIOEBBRGKR, Pres I. - Bank 81 Louis
ADOLPIIuS MEIER. Vice Pres Union Paehe Raivay
ROBERT BARTIl. Pres German SayAgs insltutou-
ALLEN coPP NIsBgY bsIfen r., S - LSSi;
Y n MORGAN 4 Co n CANDY.
j. H. SWIFT r BLODGBrT,
W v BRADY
pamphlets details had httb New York AseEe limited
number Of Bobds will be sold the Low price Of g. ng tie accrued
interest 70 the buyer. $50,
Parties living eity having correspondents here send
their Cashier q the Bank Of the State Of herf0h aud
bonds viii b. returned by express free Of charges -
H. q. MARQuAED YieePrest No - Wsl,t
MARIPOSA COMPANY.-Copies of the final
WI report oftbe Committee Of Bondhoie Of the Apo'a Company
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RECEIPTS OF .PRODUCE.

JuSUh-4O7s tbs Pour Meal l26 sacks Corn
Meal a. 1863 Wheat 69 Com 10 5 huh Oais 25
bnth Rye 90 ptgs Ashes IS pkg Oct Meat kegs Lard t6 sAfs
Oiicako so bbG Petroleum.
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- - TO . 70 UNIT
CT Britain oder

cSs 'le 'ep gfs indeed, e Tor Bags s< 22ac for
hiDEs-Dr Mes lave onlI In ,so5,,,,. A, a., ,
- % @ hlmedpis wants; B19sos Avres "a Ci.1 - Ri
a. he t to.llea 70 Tie oOHzaol deseryilors III ~ eog
W ~Ael a. 2st offered Tor I'nor -NsSl AhAe
6ushess las beer ouiJ mds-ste want a. ~ ok
iHS Noes q.@t osiag % The assU surT ILI W We'
- &C l'm y An advance. Calcutta 49, IL
&c. ~ a. ~ sla Lohers fu W. ooe %
seSne;loeo lie ko GfoUde az0se r, M A,iea Zzl4f.i
sy2fzzIte fof'O Caht3e l6te ya a., California,
Ms,.. 5isS " ~ - Saa Juan su ~
IT, tato- Besos lse RIO iisrbs H. ~ tisei
~ Sdl5e ~ Domingo an Py, !. d. ~ Use crI4qa;
s.I,3 "a letss; A9zlfe; Souherp $500 Wy oatoe IttW
iI9i!tc IaHBeo and Natamofo N Icj Pernhaaco
Hg5pe WEI Sailed HtssBuep9. Are Dana lita2e Chl
sr S LIZ Tas ~ lie, geh Nes-O ,n Sdlsas 5ci
essgbT C b. ' 1iea 2tS City Slaughter 81 a. 'S S
ere ana RIO Grande Kip, II aa3e ei. taT Goek-BueJOs
S' hoa aEs Bsan zlc Moo y qlse e1,s Leone S@0c
CAIN E ggleT SSs Je4i Ceuss Dead 6rb On pos oek
uop batAIo 9dlzlc Manila aud Rtava I.aN ls9l3!c
si Our naffe quit indeed And ne gold
upS1 isger 40 exirenefog All $500 eai a. from
l6e 81 ne 9arke quiet but fun ast ma ~ of oFgn
BE-; ahd ale a. 5a6le ~ '-lhia IL qaoltd
~ -IheTe tJ pregals good demand g., tn A.,
az Pses are firm and supported We one, ~ Aaa With
81 eY 81 IS for Retail sts ss q Sv@sSe for
loek ~ mere lAs been improvement N the de,,,,
Ns ta ana LAT Weights meet Eith q good sea't sae
hgf r. 80 are ID feIg The receipts from - ts,t over
10 air dsps, pees are hrD and veil sustained Oar e
s Ss ''I F01ss .Ss STEADY sPd seis ses Ne
sa4se SsIss' %aNe; Heavy, 40a4Ce CsoppsA II4tsd
@ Ayrss. Le Nqesi Bellies, 23a25c lie1loeI re
LeAt CsBf,,.sat Isdze Ndd'e. 27ld2sie u. Que
kla2sG O1soss 2612ele Middle alat5e II1ssM
hSze E..ge y vegEis21talse Poor Ssgls HeaV
H,H Nat siSas Isti 1Iasie NAE ss Es5.
'''''-'l' ''''IJ pretty .se, he demand Hos,r., and
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-04-25

CuTMEATs-The market ia quite active at prices
favoring the Sellers Sales made of 47O pzes az
17a17]5c for do In sweet pickle; 1,caor shouiaers
In dry SALT and 1870 for dry saltetl belies; 40 tcs
bagged hams at 20c.
DnEssEp Hoas-The market is steady but quiet.
We quote CITY at IL Aa13c.
LARD-Tbere is q moderate inquiry at snaae
6tronger prices Sales made Of $40 tcs and Dds
at 171sa1sAc for No to kettle rendered city; 1IAe
for No Western; 1S14a1sIc for steam rendered ana
kettle dried do. and lSSa1Sac for kettle rendered
do.
BurrER-The demand for prime new is good and
as the receipts are moderate full prices prevni::
Welch tubs are selingat 5la53c and half hrklns az
5Sa54c. The lower grades are dull. The STOCK is
however very light SO that 1t W II probably au DC
worked off at about present prices.
RIcE-There Is little more dong in EAST Inola
$50 bags Rangoon sold for consumption at 939alOc,
currency; and for export 200 bags at 4a44c, god In
bond. Carolina is quiet at t104a1l1i &c.
SUGAR-The market for raw is fairly acnve at
prices favoring the sellers We quote fair TO good
refining ut 1OXa11A &c, and No IL box at 11%c. The
sales are 1880 hhds at 1la12c for Cuoa al34c 1or
Porto Rico, 1910 for Barpadoes and III boxes Ha,
vana at II Ia1lTc. For refined tue demand Is good
and prices stronger We quote soft yellow at IA
15c soft white at l53Sa151Ic and crushed, powder
ed and granulated at 1G7Sa17c.
MoLAssEs-The market Is not so active to-day, but
with very moderate stock prices are steadily held
Sales were made OF 343 hhds, IS cs 10 bols clayed
ut 48c so hhds Porto Rico at &c., so hhds do ut 6c
and last evening 450 hhds Muscovado on private
terms. At auction, IS bids lem srara at I21aaI31s
-ts, and 40 hhds Porto Rico at 61a63lc, four mos.
AVAIL SroREs-Crude turpenttae is dull at 81 50a
spirits turpentne is little more In the sellers
fay, quote at 66c, with sales OF 70 bbls at this
pric, 2os,ns are cbainabe at rather easier figures;
we qu strained common at SO As; good strained at
SO 80; . at So 621Ea3 rs; Mol at 81 25a5. The
Gales % bbls strained common to arrive at So 50;
500 bbls strained at 50 50 160 bbs good sira1n-
ed and n, ?, to arrive, at SO 60; so bbls No at
81 49, and {. IBIS virgin at 81 3d. Tar Is quoted at
50 S715a3 for Newbern, and SO seas G21 Tor Will
ninpton
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-04-25
Marinf nfws.
Port of Charleston. April 20.
Arrived Yesterday.


Rr;t,sb brig George (of Halifax, N S) Crossley,
Darien, Geo4 days. Ballast To hfsley Creigh-
ton. Bound To Cardents and having experienced
heavy weather and sprung aleak, has put into this
port for repairs.
Schr Chas E Raymond, higgins. Boston-16 days.
Ice and Mdze 10 n Goldsmith son' cage g
Co. Muller, Nimitz & Co. D Fleming Co. Gran.
iteville Manufacturing Co, Burckmyer. Railroad
Agent, Chisolm Bros, 3 White, Campbell, Knox
Co, S R MARSHALL, NJ 0gilyie, K CowperthWaite,
Screven Nesbit, and others. The K has e1pe'
rienced heavy gales on the passage.
Schr samuel Eddy. L. It's, Jacksonville, Fla. Lum-
her To the Master Found to New York, and hay
ing sprung aleak has put in for harbor.
Schr Ann Deas, froIa West Point Mill. Gu bbls
Rice. To Pringe.
Steamer Pilot Boy McNelty, savannah, We Beau,
fort Blutfton and Hilton bead. bales Cotton, and
Mdze To Ferguson W Williams Morrison.
HOPKINS. Mcpherson Co. G " Clark & Co, Major
Deane. e Barnwell, Il Subsistence Department,
B,men. G Litschgi, E NJ Barn. ell Sergeant Gates,
0 McTureous, Kressel, q 'Caussen, RaVenel 6
Co. Southern Express Co, Terry Nolan, ana Oroer;
steamer Marion Foster, Santee. 22 bales Upland
Cotton SO bbls Rosin l3 bls Spirits, and Sundries
To Ferguson, Davis. Dukes 4 Co, Rod
gers L CO, G E Pritchett, II Caldwell, and Order.
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Moneka, valpey New York-Jno L Theo
Getty.
schr oliver Ames, French, Philadelphia-HF F Baker
&Co.
Sailed Yesterday.
Steamship Moneka, vapey, New York
Steamer City Point Atkins, Palatka, Wa JACKSON
ville Fernandina and Savannah.
From this Port.
Steamship Champion. Lockwood, New f0FS' Apfu
81.
British ship Magdala Coghill, Liverpool, April 6.
Spanish brig Manuel, Tarey. Barcelona. April e
Danish brig Lola -, Liverpool, April u
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PnSseu gers.

Per steams chip Moneka Tor New York-Mr5 Jervis
and daughter Collins aid wife. Martin.
Bartholie McCormac, S Wright Bell, Bark
lev, and 10 steerrgc.
Per steamer Pilot Boy, from Savannah, via Beau
fort, Blutton &c-Miss Maggie McNelty, E Tres
cott G Stuart, AIRS Pope, 3 " Whitwel and lady,
Goodman, Miss Fay, Miss Emeline Ticknor, Miss
Alice Ticknor, Miss Kate Niles, Mrs Mary Wells,
Miss Carrie Lincoln, Miss Carrie Watson. Ball, =
Bryce and wife, Miss Maggie Boyce, E Baker, II
Besselieu. ] Besseieu, K NJ Gibbes, E Kenny, G
Strobhart, h Murray, Hiss DeTreville, Hurley
and 70 deck.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-04-25
Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON. April s-TUHpENT1SE.-only 15
bbls received today which sold at s5 25 for new vr.
sin 81 for yellow Dip and 50 IS Tor hard, per ESQ
lbs.
SPIRITS TURPESTINE.-Tbe markets. firm under
the advces received to-day md closes at ar advance
of1lc The sales are il bbs at 5Ssc lST do ut J9c,
and Il dc at 60c per gallon.
RosIS-Is a shade lower. Sales OF 66G bbls at
So 10 for strained, and 90 do at 81 90 Tor No 1.
TAn-No receipts or sales.
Corroy.-Only one small lot sold at 27c for ordi-
nary and 29c for middling.
TnpEE-S Seven RATS sold at Sc 25 for ordinary, SIS
for fair SO 5Oa9 so for prime, and SO IS per for
extra mill.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-04-25
THE DAILY NEWS.
After the Burial.
By JAMES RUSSELL LOWELL


Yes. Faith is goodly anchor;
When skies are sweet as psalm,
At the bows its lolls SO stalwar!
In buff broad-shouldered calm.
And when over breakers to leeward'
The tattered surGes are hurried,
Ii may keep our head to the SenPsso o-,5
With is grip on the base ci 'n7 "o-
But after the shipwreck, tell me
What help in its iron the"s,
Sill truc TO the broken hawser,
oeeo down among sea-weed anc oo-e
Tn the breaking gllis Of sorrow,
when the helpless feet stretch out,
And fnd in the deeps OF darkness
No footing so solid as doubt.
Tben he;ter cne spar of memory,
One broken plank of the pas!,
That our human heart may cling 70,
Though hopeless OF shore at last!
To the spirit its splendid conjectures'
To the flesh its sweet despair,
rs tears Ger the thin-worn lockee
win it's beauty of deathless hair.
Immortal? I feel i. and know it;
Who doubts it Of such Us she!
But that is the pang's very secret
Immortal away from me!
There's narrow ridge in the graveyard,
Would scarce stay child in his race
But to me and my thought 1t is wider
Than the star-sown vague OF space.
Your logic, my friend, is perfect,
Your morals most drearily true,
But the earth that stops my darhnss ears
Makes mine insensate too.
Console, if you will; I can bear it;
'Tis well-meant aims Of breath;
But not all the preaching since Adam
Has made Death other than Death.
Communion in spirit? Forgive me,
But I, who am earthly and weak,
Would give all my incomes from dreamiano
For her rose-lesf palm on my cheek!
That little shoe in the corner,
So worn, and wrinkled, and brown
Its motionless hollow confutes you,
And argues !. our wisdom down.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-04-25
Consignecs per South Carolina Railroad,
ApriI "a.

312 bales Cotton, 70 bales Yarn. 1904 sacks Corn
90 sacks Peas, 9 cars Wood, 8 cars Cattle. To G "
Williams K co, Graeser, Lee, Smith & Co, Thurston
& Holmes, Railroad Agent, ! Kerr Co. Mrs D
K endrick, W NJ Bird & Co. Dowie Il Noise, Il Bis
choff & Co. E Il Rodgers I; Go. " bowling co, J.
r Sloan. Mowry & Co. Johnston, Crows & Co. "
4 Ryan, G W witte, Jennings & Co, Walter 1
Co, w Courtney & Co, Bart Wirth, Daily, j
Robson, Dewire. E yelling. Goldsmith Son,
Mulkai, Sprague Bros, Chisom Bros, T1edeman X
Co. Sterhouse & Co, Gotta L Co, West Jones,
Street Bros & Co.
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