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LIST OF VESSELS


UP, CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PORT
FOREIGN.
LIVERPOOL
The Magdala, Coghill, sailed. Dec 8
The Hope Hancock, up. dec u
NEWCASTLE, ENG.
Bark Jones, -, up. NOV 10
NEWPORT, ENG.
The sabina. Martin, sailed ed.................Nov %
MESTIC.
BATH, ME.
Schr Sequin, Call up.......... ..Jan
BOSTON.
Steamship Port au Prince Jackson, to eave. Jan
Brig CycI, nc, -, up. .........Jan o
Brig Josie Deyereaux, Clark, cleared. Jan 8
Schr Cramner, Cramuer, Dec u
NKw YORK.
Schr Lilly, Francis. Dec S0
Schr E Raymond Higgins, up..... Dec 81
Schr II Branhall, Hussey, cleared. .........Dec 80
Schr Maria Lunt, IrIcey. cl.ared. Dec ~
Schr Clark, Clark, up..............,....Ja Jan .
BALTIMORE.
Steamship Falcon, Reed. cleared. ....".... Jan 8
Schr Maggie, Diggs, cleared ..Dcc 81
NEW ORLEANS.
Schr Maggie McNeill, Snow, up... Dec ~
WOODS HOLE.
schr W Hall, Powell, sailed...... 80
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PORT CALENDAR.
OF THE MOON.

PHASES OF THE MOON.
First Quarter I'd. 10 hours. "a minutes, evening.
Full Moon, 9th. hours IS minutes. morning.
Last Quarter 10th, IL hours. IS minutes. , ornlnS.
New Moon 14th Z hOnIa 1U miuutes evening.
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Marinf ilews.
Arrived Yesterday.

Port of Charleston, January
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CHARLESTON AND sUMMERv1LLE.
CREENvILLE AND COLUMBIA RAIL-
ROAD.

ON AND AFTER FRIDAY, DECEMBER 6rH
~ Passenger Trains will run daily, Sundays ex-
.Aal lol1o..
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PROSPECTUS FOR 1868

PROSPECTUS FOR 1868
OF THE
OUTHERN HOME OURNAL,
UNIVERSALLY ACKNOWLEDGE
To be tho best Weekly Paper In tho
Country.
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SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.

GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT OFFICE,
CHARLESTON, i. c., October 8, 1877.
ON AND AFTER OCTOBER 6, 1867, THE PAS
" SENGER TRAINS on the South Carolina Ball
road will run as follows, viz:
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LIST OF SHIPPING
In the Port Of Charleston, May z. 1865

vESrsrLs UNDER 100 TONS, AND STEAMERS coAsTING
w1THH. TIE STATE EXCEPTED.
STEAMSHIPS.
Charleston, 1916 tons Berry, at AdRers wharf, for
New York. loadtng-J Adger & Co.
Saragossa, 778 tons, Crowel at Vanderhorst's wharf,
for New York, loading-Ravenel Co.
SHIPS.
Sedbergh (Br), GA TONS Kneale. at Atlantic wharf,
for Liverpool loading-Patterson l. Stock.
r q Tucker, 1893 TONS Rundlett, at Vanderhorst's
wharf, for Liverpool, Saidng-Master.
Richard the Third, 1893 tons, Scott, at Brown Co.'S
wharf for Liverpool, loading-Master.
Amelia, 6ss tons, Conner, at Vanderhorst's wharf,
for Liverpool loading-J Welsman.
BARKs.
Sitka, 1863 tons, Thompson, at Atlantic wharf, Tor
Liverpool, ready-Risley Creighton.
Annie Klmbal1, 1872 tons, Lincoln, at Brown Co.'S
wharf, for Liverpool, loading Street Bros & Go.
Camilla (Spanishl, tons, Mestres, at Quarantine,
from Havana, just arrived-W Hall.
BRIGS.
Times (Br), 162 tons Morgan, in the Roads, from
Cardenas, waiting-J A Enslow & Co.
George lBr), tons, Crosby, in Ashley River, for
the West Indies, loading-Risley Creighton.
sCHoONENs.
Malvins Jane (Br, tons, Gould, at Kerr's wharf,
from Matanzas, discharging-Risey Creigh-
Bunen os8 tons, Bunen. in Ashley River, for
Providence, loading-L Potter.
Myrover 41s tons, Hughes, at Railroad wharf,
for New York. ready-W Roach.
Charles Raymond 800 IONS, Higgins, at Brown
& Co.'S wharf for Boston, loading-M Goldsmith
l. Son.
TT Tssker, 2S8 tons, Allen, In Ashley River, for
Philadelphia, loading-Risley & CreiJhton.
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CONGESTION OF THE LUNGS CURED M
THIRTY MINUTEsl
Important to Know how to Use Grad"
ways Ready Relief" In Acute
and Dangerous Attacks!
MY OWN CASE.


On Saturday night the 10Th, was violently seneo
yious I felt dull pain over my LETT lung, VIZ
occasional coughs, but reing actively engaged pau
no attention to 1t. When seized, the pain was SO
piercing cutting and eIcrucaung. that every oren.n
drawn was like red hot knife cutting my Jung; DE-
ING absent ON home sent out for three ooIuee "
RADWAY'S RELIEF, applied the ennre !ol 70 my
lungs back, shoulders, &C., and IN rev nonense
got up counterirritaton. Respirauons were easy'
and, as the slin became Redeemed. al PAIN ceased.
In half an hour was free from pain, and au signs
Of Congestion, inflammation, &C., gone. tnls y an
important cure It Is well that every one snonla
know how to use this remedy In severe attac6s Inc
same rule holds good in cases OF Inflammation OF
the Loins, Bowels, Kidneys and Stomaen. Apply
the RELIEF freely; soak the skn with II II WI
instantly secure the withdrawal OF the innammaucn
to the surface and persons now sunering may III
THIRTY MINUTES, be free from pain.
CHRONIC INFLAMMATION
In cases where Inflammation has existed for q
length Of time, in addition to the RELIEF, take sl1
of HADWAY'S PILLS. Powder them. In Dali an
hour, in most cases, they will operate II not re.
peat the Dose In one or two hours at the furthest
they will operate, and the patient soon get wen IN
Bilious Typhoid, Fever and Ague, this treatment Il
'ut' ~ '"-'' ~ ~ ~ JOHN RADwAY, NJ D.
@-D Dr.. RADwAY's REMEDIES are sold ny Drug
eists and Storekeepers everywhere Get the NE"
Style, with India Rubber Cork.
DOwIE & NOISE,
AGENTS,
Charleston, 8. :.
Mayo DAG om'N
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PAINTS FOR FARMERS AND
OTHERS.

are now manufacturing the best, cheapest and
most durable Paint In use two coats well put on,
mixed with pure Linseed Oil will last 10 or Is years
II is OF light brown beautiful chocolate color,
and can be changed to green, lead, stone, drab,
olive or cream, to suit the taste of the consumer.
It ls valuable for Houses, Barns Fences, Carriage
and Car-makers, Pails and woodenware Agricultural
Implements, Canal Boats, Vessels end Ships Bot
toms, Canvas Metal and Shinele Roofs lit be ing fire
and water proof Floor OIL Cloths lone manufacturer
having used 5000 bbls. the past year,, and, as
paint for any purpose, unsurpassed for body du.
rability elasticity and adhesiyeness. Price SO per
bb of 500 tbs., which will supply farmer for years
TO come. Warranted in all cases above. Send for
clrculn- which gives full particulars. None genuine
unless branded in trade mark Grafton Mineral Paint
HOLMES l. CALDER, Agents.
December IS fmw6mof Meeting. street.
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THE DAILY NEWS.
w.it,ns Coz . the M.y.

This fine poem Of the Irish poet, Clarence
Hangar, properly Ats this season OF 1900:
Ali my hsrt is weary waiting,
Wsitng for the May
Waiting for the pleasant tamoies ,.roh,es
whore the fragrant hawtnorne o1"'
with fhe ,Foodbine alternating,
Scent the dewy way;
All my hsart is weary waens'
- waiting for the May.
An, INV heart is sick with longing
Longing for the NM
r,noinr To escape from study,
n tSe Air young face and rudy,
And Che thousand charms belonging
To the summer'sds is4
Abimy heart Is siet with longing,
Longing for the May.
Ali my heart is sore with signing,
sizhing for the May
Y sibbina for their cure returning
WSsn fhe summer beams are burning
Homes and flowers that dead or dying.
sd An the winter lay. 80 &c.
my heart is sore with nehtne'
,::;eS9.tsM sghfng for the May.
Khl nv heart is pained with throbbing.
- Throbbing for the May
Throbhing for the seaside btuows,
. s,s - or the water-wooing willows,
WHARF In lxuShing or In sobntng'
- btahi : my heart is pained With throbbine,
Throbbiny for the MAY.
Waiting. sad, dejsoted: yeazy
.sp,.ans coes by VIII wasted wzrnings-
Ioonft evenings, lunbrieat moEninss-
.-ss-sS Summer c6mss, yet dtfk and dresay
.,t,ssItfe TIN shhs Ewsysz ~. s1;sf
Msn 1ssyer weary weary, = go,
Visiting for the NAY
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Markets by Telegraph.
FOREIGN MARKETS.

LONDON, May 7.-Consols 81. Bonds 70Xa70A.
Evening-Consols 94as456. Bonds 7OXa702s.
LIVERPOOL, May 7-Noon.-Cotton heavy. Sales
5000 bales. Uplauds 123z; Orleans 124d. Corn 38s.
3D. Red wheat las. Sd. Provisions quiet Lard
firm. Pork dull. Sugar hrmer.
EYenine-Cotton heavy and " lower. Sales 5OOo'
Uplands 1a%d Orleans 12ssd.; Orleans afost 121Sd.
Corn 38s. Cd.
PARIS, May 7-Bourse dull. Rentes 6sf. 22c.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
New YORK, May 7-Noon.-Money easy at per
cent. Exchange 101S. Gold SssS. Cotton dull and
shade lower, at soc. for upands Freights steady.
Turpentine favors buyers, at 6Sa64c. Rosin iregu-
lar at So 80 for strained common.
Evening-Cotton dull and lower. Sales 1000 bales
at 50, with no buyers over 81 Nc. Flour changed.
Wheat 1c lower, but active. Corn 2l3c. better; mix
ed Western 81 2la1 %. Pork, new, s2S 75 Lard
dull at 19a1sI. Groceries quiet and hrm. Turpen-
tine 6sa64 Roalns s3 Soa7. Freights firm. Gold
strong at 305s. Sterling frmer at 101Ia1ON.
WILMINGTON, N. c., May 7.-Spirits turpentne
closed at soc. Resins weaker; strained So 80; No.
50 IS; pale SC STE. Cotton-m middlings Soc. Tar
firm at 50 10.
SAVANNAH, May 7.-Cottou dull ard heavy; sales
$50 bales mddlings 31c. receipts 247; exports to-
day 1889 to Liverpool 346 to New York; exports of
the week 1907. OF which 6410 were to Liverpool and
1897 coasrwise; receipts of the week 29S6; stock
14,O2S uplands and 364 sea islands.
BALTIMORE, May 7.-Cotton heavy and nominal1y
&c. Flour steady and unchanged. Wheat firm;
Maryland So 1ea3 16. Corn firm; white 81 16a1 II;
yellow 81 25 Oats active st S7asoc. Bye dull at
50 2oa2 25. Provisions steady and unchanged.
Aueus1A. Msy7.-Cotton dull; sales 100 bales; re
eeipts 60; lniddling SOC. s5@
MOBILE, May 7.-Coton closed dull and unsettled:
sales $50 bales; middltngs 29Hc.S Receipts since
Friday s65 bales, against 2256 bales Same time last
year; exports 101 baIes. - s-.t,s;e... ss!ssSss
NEW ORLEANS, May Cotton dull and unset
tied. Middinar 80 ha31c Sales 500 bales Receipts
IA bales Sterling 51a54. New York sight exchange
3SaE per cent. premium. Gold 4oK:: Sugar quiet;
Cuba grocery grades IL 14a12A.
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GpmnfrfiaI.
Exports for the Week ending Thursday
May z.

exports for the Week ending Thursday,
May q.
FOREIGN.
LIVERPOOI-Per bark Sitka-46 bags Sea Island
and 1866 bales Upland Cotton, 800 bbls Ronp'
and 800 sacks Cotton Seed.
DOMESTIC.
NEW YORK-Per steamship Champion-22 bags
and ITO bales Upland Cotton, S06 bbls Rosin, %
caaks Clay, ITO bales Domeshcs, 500 PACKAGES
Vegetables, ITO bbls SundrleH, 20 bundles Paper,
S6S empty Barrels. Per steamship James
Adger-10 bags Sea Island and 265 bales Upnno 10
Cotton. 166 bales Dornestcs 90 terces Rlce, ~
boxes Furniture, 80 bags Cotton Seed, 622 pigs
Vegetables, and 81 pkgs sundries. -. Per seDr
Myrover-4Ss bbls Naval Stores, so empty Car
bows. pkgs Furniture, 10000 feet Lum-
ber and 10000 feet Ash Plank.
BALTTMORE-Per steamship Maryland-254 1 oaas
Upland Cotton, ZIG tierces Rice, IL bales hags'
1872 bales Yarn and Domestcs, ~ TOLLS Matuns'
= IS packages Hides and Skins, 222 crates Vegeta-
bies, is packages Furniture, 4S packages Sun
dries, 10000 feet Lumber. Per steamship
Falcon-1l terces Rice, 129 bales Upland Cotton,
90 bales Yarn, bales Hides, bales Rags, %
TONS Phosphste Rock. 269 bags Ground Bone, 6Oo
feet Timber, 24S crates and II bois Vegetaoies
and sundries. ,o nm
feet Lumber. u ,,,
ROCKPORT, ME-Per brig Manzanilla-ll9.|US Iees
Steam Sawed Lumber.
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PaYslclANs wonder at the extraordinary power or
Railways RENoEATIEG RFSOLVENT IN curing:
the worst forms Of Scrofuloue, Syphiloid, Chronic
Skin Diseases, and its marvellous power in resolving
caiculous concretons, aording immediate relief and
consequent cure Of Diseases Of the Kidney, Bladder,
Liver, Lungs, Pancreas, Spleen Its rapid influence
In the cure Of Diabetes, cont or scanty tur-
bid, albumtnous cloudy urine; ts almost instant ef
dcscy IN stopping itching and painful discharge Of
urine, and its singular power in curing discharges
from the Uterus and tUrethra, Leucorrhsa, BlooSy
Urine, and other unhealthy and weakening dis
charges;-and inquire wherein the sARsAPARH.-
ordinary Sarsapari1asi sarsiparilian Is the, only
principle in Sarsapari1la that possesses curative
properties; an other parts Of the root are inert and
uaeess One ounce Of the extract obtained under
DE- Rsdwsy snew process for extracting the curative,
properties from vegetable substances, contains more
Of the true principle Of cure than twenty pounds Of
the ordinary roots.
SARsApARuLIANis e only one Of the ingredients
thst forms this truly wonderful medicine; and It is-
the only compensatng remedy that communicates
ties through the BLOOD, SWEAT URINE, and
other secretons, securing o harmonious functional.
acion Of every deprayed organ and gland In the sys
tenn. II the blood Is corrupt the Resolvent WIN,
make 1t pure. II the Lungs are ulcerated and core,
secrettng thick .phle@ and prurelent matter, tho
Resolvent win loosen this deposit and repair tho
wasting lung with sound and healthy material. IL
the Skin 10 covered with pimples, spots pustulee,-
sores ulcers, &C., the Resolvent win quickly removB
these annoyances. II mercury Is Deposited In the
bones and has accumulated IN the system, the Re-
solvent win drive It out II the Throat or Bronchial
Glands are ulcerated the Resolyent VIII cure these
signs Of an early waste. Direct remedies, possess
ing only exclusive properties, are hurful, as they
increase the functional secretons Of on. organ by
suspending the constituent secretions OF Others;
hence. compromising remedy Ike the Resolvent is
the only means Of 0 permanent cure. .r y
BEAR IN MIND THAT EVERY DROP OF BLOOD
impregnsted with the Resolvent and absorbed 70
supply the waste Of the body viii make pure, sound,
and healthy fesh and fhre. The first dose that is
taken commences its work Of purihcaton and M
creasing the appctste and flesh. ';ti 80
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Consignees per south Carolina Railroad,
May 4.

&C bales Cotton IT bales Yarn, 1913 sacks Corn, SO
sacks Wheat 81 sacks hIce, 55 sacks Peas, "a bbls
Naval Stores, and ears Wood. To " smith, "
Lebby. Jefords & Co Goldsmith Son. o Reeder.
Pritchett q Z .1inger, II Baker & Co, 6 "
Williams { Co, G Wllter & Co, C R Holmes, West
& Jones, X Robson N Tidemann & GO, "
Claussen, Courtenay Trenholm, 6 W Waterman,
Bischof & Co, Walsh, and Railroad Agent
Consignees per Northeastern Ratlroad,
May q.
lao bales Cotton. bbl, Naval Stores, hhds Bacon,
Lumber Stock, Mdze &C. To Graeeer, Lee, Smith
Co. Laurey Alexander, Kendall Dockery. G "
Williams l. Co, Quinn, KanapauI 4 Lannean,
stenhouse l. Co, P Bacot Klinck, WIckenuerg
Co, Dr. F O'Bryan, ] E Adger & Co, B Stoddard
4 CO. Ostendorff h Go. l. D Kirkpatrick, Mar
shall. Jr. S Stoney Geo Pritchett, Mazyck Bros,
F A Sawyer, and Railroad Agent.
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Passengers.

Per steamer Pilot Boy, from Blutfton. Hilton
phant, wife, daughter and maid, P " Livingston
and wife, Mr. McVoy and wife, Geo Parsons, colonel
A Canover. DR. Wilder, Millett, Geo Ben.
nett, D Waters, D Dunlap, @ Keep Captain
Badger, @ Drube, and others, and twelve on deck.
Per steamship James Adger, for New York-A
Ghurbish. NJ Cole, Miss Lane, Miss Lane, M
Morgan, lazy, chId and servant. John Hasel, Mrs
Taylor and son, Miss Glover, Mrs Pettingill, In.
FAINT and servant, Mrs Barnes, D Williams and
lady, Miss II Fitzpatrick, q Bond, Miss Sarah 9
Whaley. Miss Carrie F Porter, Conway, Bred
more, s L smudal, " Craig, NJ Lutz, Fogarte,
Miss Bsldle. Mrs Hubbard. MIR Blddle, Miss
Lynch, NJ 8 Parker. j W White, j N White, and
three In the steerage.
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OFEIC1AL.

LIFT OF LETTERS remaining in the Postofbce at
;oSsrIeeton, for the week ending MAY q loos
.sud ,printea officially In TIE DAILY NEWS. as a sne
nevypsper hsvins the largest circulation in the City
u Cainleston:
calling for Letters Advertised, should
stste thaa thsy are advertised =,
sar once hours from Am, to P. M. On Sum
days, nom stoe P. n.
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Marinf lfus.
Port of Charleston. May 8.

EOTC OF SnaTlSSCOns Ndy os
Arrived Yesterday.
schr ANN Deas, from West Point MIL. 55 bbls
Rice To Lowndes & Co and Thurston 4
Holmes.
Steamer Pilot Boy, McNslty, Blufton, Hilton
Head and Beaufort. Mdze and sundries. To John
Ferguson, Holmes & Calder. II Goldsmith 4 Son,
Ltschp, Mrs Fuller. g Hamilton, W Kressel, Prof
shepard, Southern Express Company, and Order.
AT QUARANTINE.
spaniah bark Camilla Mestres, Havana, days.
Ballast. To W Hall.
N THE oFFNG.
schr d Atwood, Higgins, from New York.
,re Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship james Adger, Lockwood, New York
Bark sitks, Thompson, Liverpooi-Risley & Creigh.
schr Myrover. Hughes, New York-wm Roach.
Sailed Yesterday.
Steamship James Adger, Lockwood, New York.
schr Wspells, Hawkins, New Haven, Conn.
From this Port.
Steamship Maryland, Reed, Baltimore, Mays.
Schr Oliver Ames, French, Philadelphia, May 4.
Schr Barton, Frink, Philadelphia, May 4.
schr Catswamteak. Packard, Philadelphia, May 4.
Schr T G. Smith, Lake, Philadelphia, Maya
schr P Cranmer, Cranmer, Baltimore May 8.
Up for this FORT.
Steamship Sea Gull, Dutton. at Baltimore. Msy7.
Memoranda.
The schr Intrepid, Bunker, from Providence for
Charleston, sailed from Newport, r ], May 1st.
The schrs Emblem, Foler, and Pacific, Bragg,
both from Georgetown, s c, arrived at Baltimore,
May 5.
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a. Persons dspositing letters in the Postohace
svfrr please place the stamp near the upper right
h,nd CORNER of tho envelope, and they VIII aso
lssss 10 remember thzt without the stamp letter
,snot b. mailed, but WIN be sent to the Dead Letter
~--", Mays
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~ 9t
B, ad.l. R. B.
A GREAT sENsATIoNl-A GOOD sENsA--
- TION!
PAIN CURED IN an INSTANT!

In ls47 the great grand principle sof stopping the
most e1cruciatiug pain in an instant without EN-
ploying such dangerous agents az Chloroform;.
Opium, Morphine, Acontne, Ether &C., was first
made known In
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Baltimore Market.
BALTIMORE. NAV ay4-CoYFEE-Market firm but
ouiet prices are of nc since last adVlces lioI nu,
Quote prime 17Aa1sc; choice scarce and command
fI rates We note sales to-day of 400 bags Mo, e3
Wavelet at &c, gold in bond; 800 oaes tro St
hands on private terms. STOCK IN nFs1 nsnoS 'oo"'
35 600 bags. ,,,,, 1.o.4or a.
dsy hut had little effect on our market. Inc OILY
sales reported were 80 bales good orolnary as 'oa
SOHc; middhng is scarce and held firm AZ 3z5sc.
EIouR-Is offered more freely, and the demunu
to-day was less active than has been s ,o North-
raj dsys past We report sales OF 100 ools Nortn,
western super at 50 63 800 do extra at Sll 70, avV
bbls fancy brands do st sl162 Market closed qu1et
but without Quotable change. ,oco
GRAN-Receipts Of wheat were connnea u-noo ~ rVoo
bushs white and 1900 buahB red; market conunGes
firm for Southern descript ons; included N tne saies
were 490 bushs choice Maryland white at - 3o; 70
bushs fair do at 50 80; 500 bushs choice n 90
ley red at 1885, 500 bushs do Maryland at % ~ ov
bushs prime 40 at s.; 400 bushs medium graaes ~
so 8Oa2 s5 Corn-Receipts today l0,l0o ousns
white and 1000 bushs yellow; demand more sc..se ,.
and prices 6rmer; we nete sales OF Iovo ousns
~ prime dry white at 81 49, 46OO ousns 90 o. hA
$500 bushs fair do at 81 10; 1000 bushs inferior 70
fair at s1a1 O9-of yellow $50 bushs at 81 9 46O 90
do at 81 o. an advance of several cents Oats-2zoo
bushs offered; the market was inactive mestern
mostly held above buyers; we nave oeiS e %
bushs offered, and 200 bushs sold at 81 ~ per nusn
MoIAssEs.-We note the sale OF 20 hhds PORTO
Rico at 72 cents; market bare Of this description,
and Of all other kinds stock also small and prices
maintained.
NAvAL sroHzs-we quote spirits tutpentine
quiet at 72a74 cents per gallon. Nothing DONG IN
Rosins; quotations are nomins1y unchanged.
PRov1s1oHs-No bulk meat Offering. Bacon 1s
very active for consumption, orders for the past rev
days considerably increased, and prices are hriaer
we quote for shoulders lax cents RIB sides lSGai!
cents, and clear ri Tx cents. Hars are selling at
2ls22h cent, latter for best brands Western sugar
cured canvased. Lard is jobbhlg at 20 cents per
pound, and some holders sshng still higher. Mess
pork is held at $50 per bbl No round lots OF any
kind offered to-day.
RIcE-Stock of Rangoon exhausted; severa IN
voices due; we quote at 10a10M cts Carolina steady
but quiet at 11al1Hc a. TO quality.
sueAR-we report sales to-day Of llS hhds peme. me
rara, for refining, at 11Hc; 100 hhds Trinidad, low
GRADE refining, So hhds Cuba centrifugal, and 100 do
Grocery Cuba, from second hands, all on private
terms; also rs hhda fair grocery do at u &c No. 70
20 to Chlcago-quotatonsg generally remain unchang'
ed Refined sugars are steady at last quotations, l7c
for hard crushed, and 15Xc for soft white.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-05-08

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