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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-05-01
NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY, MAY !, 68-rRPiE SHEET

81 800, Franklin Mills at HolyOke $4,000, and
the Hampshire Mills S., 0O0 besides smaller amounts
to other parties. Claims varying in amounts from
have been legally made against Thomas by the
Hampden Paper Company, Joshua Tucker, Ignatius
Sargent Tenney & Reed the Powers Paper Com
pany, the HOlyoke Paper Company and Edward 4.
Brown, all OF Springfield.
The Springfield parties were in the city on Monday,
greatly excited, and instituted proceedings against
him. His whereabouts Is still unknown, and 1t Is
rumOred that he has started for Havana.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.


BRowN-KoPp-0n Tuesday, April Is, ly the Rev.
John A. Jackson, WILLIAM ]. Brown, of View York,
to Miss ALICE kOPP, OF Brooklyn. No cards.
CAMPBELL-SHARP.-At Woodbridge, ". j., on
Wednesday, April 90, by the Rev. James A. Little,
the Rev. JAMES r. CAMPBELL to Miss MARY A.
SHARP.
.CRAIG-EsTHI.-On Thursday, April so at Trinity
chapel, by the Few. G. f. SwOpe, WHARTON WAC.
STAFF CRAIG, of New York, to MATTE daughter Of
the late General J. NJ Estill, of California.
HILL-MCAULEY.-At the residence OF the bride,n
parents CoytesviIle near Fort Lee) n. j., on Mon
day, April IL, by Rev. Dupuytren Verm,lye, JOHN w.
HILL, OF New York city, to Miss ELIZABETH A.
MCAULEY, of the former place.
HAsSALI-MAHONY.-On Wednesday, April 20, at
the residence of the Rev. DR.. Dix, JOIN HASsALL to
Miss ANNIE MAHONY, both Of this city.
HOPPIN-BEEKMAN.-On Wednesday, April 20, by
the Rev. Maunsell Van Rensselaer, ID. H., WILLIAM
WARNER HOpPIN. Jr., OF Providence, &. l., to KATfIAr
RINE, daughter of James w. Beekman.
KENNEDY--JOYCE.-On Wednesday, hprR 90, by
the Rev. G. +. O'Calahan, WILLIAM II. KENNEDY to
MARGARET A. JOYCE both OF this city.
Observation-Disclosures. PittshDry on We'd
nesday, April 20, ny the Rev. DR.. S. Adler. SOLOMAN
MICHELBACHER, of New York city, to ELLA daughter
OF Joseph Eisesnan. of Wheeling, West Va
Madison and Milwaukee (Wls.) papers please copy.
WuLIAMs-DAvIEs.-On Wednesday, april %, by
Rev. William A. Hallock ID. D., OwEs @. WILLIAMS
to Miss JENNIE a. DAVIES, both Of this ciiy.
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MARINE SALES AND TRANSFERS.

The sales and transfers the Goth of April, as ON
record at the Custom House, were as folOws:-
Date. Name OF Vessel. Share
April 29-Steam propeller Ruggles (bl Of
sale made by +. j. CampDelD Whole
April 20-SlOOp Harvest 3931 ........... One-sixth
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& t,h-for Rio the demand moderate but prices
q"D h pueSay sales $500 bags MokaLt private
BerpycsSlon ., snas were quiet sales ESQ bags Pea
FI0rR ASH ID .,,sso =. Zoe. goid, guy PAID. .co A.,
~ I'D osAlN Receipts, g,4eg bbs -four, 40 do.
ana ~ bags corn neal l4 bushels wheat do corn,
NJ w lo uo rye $50 do and 100 do. barley.
me ~ , u' sle and Western Our to-day generally
ssuy Du va over GRADES were shade easier The amount
OF uurlnts uone Was light California -four was dull and
weak ~ .hes were confined 10 about 500 bills. within
tpe Iahfe .ne quotations appended Southern -four
spsrnSy aea' IN out previous prices were nantaned.
baies oV uour Vas IN light demand held at full
prices Inc sacs Were 200 bbs Corn meal was dull but
without change In value Sales 200 bbs Jersey AZ Rs We
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The total imports into the Cnited states during
the first eight months Of the present fiscal year were
vafued as follows in coin, exclusive Of freight and
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ualf.pnst Two o'clock p. VI.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

TnuRsDAY, April 3U-bF W.
CofroN-rhe market was depressed by the cable news
rom Liverpool, though prices not quoaby lower
he was 20 increased business DONE however, the demand
ns Ghle,y rom speoua,ors The sales were 3iSS bales
ng $50 for speculation, $40 for spinning and 2S2 Tor
export subioned arc the closing quotations =
tp.l'is and Hobk gsi w .. and
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Eight months. t2os 25i o95 siTe23,so4 s22e 800
The exports during the same period Of domestic
and foreign soooe were valued AZ follows the cpr
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Statement of Business ut the United States
Assay Office mt New York for the Month
Ending April 30. 1865.
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Markets by Telegraph.
FOREIGN MARKE!


LONDON, Juae 4-Noon.-consois s6A; bonds 721G
a12X.
LIVERPOOL, June 4-Noon-coton quiet and
steady; sales 5000 bales Wheat armer; others un'
changed; red wheat lis 81. Pork dull at sss cd
Lard fla, at 67s Cd. Turpeatnc 2ss Cd.
EVENING" 1sd; Orleans l1ssd
Rel wheat 11a12. Sugar easier.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
New YORK, June 4.-Noon-Gold 40. Steri! ne
1O,f. Flour 1Oal5c better. Wheat SAFE better, and
in fair speculative demand Corn &c. better. 0ati
sa1c. better Pork dull at s27 SO. Lard dull at Il
a1sL. Cotton quiet and steady at 81 Freights dull
Turpeutine Acc Rosins stead.-, common and strain
ed, 50 10.
Evening.-Cotton less active; sales 1000 bales a'
a1c Flour active State 81 50a9 80; Southern brands
firm at 50 5oa15 Wheat excited, and to l0c. better
Corn 2aSc better; yellow Western 81 15a1 10. Mess
Pork s2T 621S; old s27 25. Lard heavy at aalS1e
Molasses better; Muscovado 5Sa56. Other groceries
steady. Turpentine 4sa46l Rosiu s. LOAF. Freightt
on cotton unchanged; on gran lower; by steam e2la
8. 80 coupons u2; Virginia 5s1f; new 5S1; North
Carolina old 6s1s; new 6sh. Gold Ssf Sterling
1OH.
BALTIMORE, June 4.-Cotto1 i!rm at Sic. Flour
dull, prices nominal. Wheat-Maryland 81 G. az 60
Corn dull, white 81 IL; yellow s11s; most receipts
In bad condition; sales OF 81. Oats sOasSc. Rice
dull al &c. Pork dull and unchanged. Bacon more
active; prices unchanged. Lard dull.
AUGUSTA, June 4.-Cotton fiat; sales 40 bales; mid
dlings 2sc.
SAVANNAH, June 4.-cotton quiet; sales 100 bales
middlings 2eHa9O. Receipts Il bales. Receipts OF
theweek ss5. Exports. coastwise, OCT bales. Stock
CLOS bales.
MoDnESJure 4.-cotton-nothing doing; quota
tions nominal; receipts l42 bales.
New ORLEANS, June 4.-Cotton quiet and hrmi
middlings 29h Sales 400 bales. No receipts or ex'
ports. Gold l4O. Sterling 52isa55. Sight exchange
on New York 3per cent premium. Sugar and mo-
lasses quiet
CINCINNATI, June 4.-Flour frmer; family sl0a
10 25. Corn frmer at 9Oa0lc. Mess PORK s2T 50
Bacon neglected and nominal Lard unsettled at
TIC.
LOUISVILLE June 4.-Superhne flour sS 25as 90
Corn CSC. Lard 1sa1sAc. Mess pork s27 so. shoul-
ders 1916. Clear sides 17c. whiskey dull at So 20
ST. LOUIS, June 4.-Flour dull at ;6 SOa7. FroVis'
ions fat.
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mer sales. Also $50 bags Rio, e1 Eunomia, on prt-
vate terms; ITS bags from second hands at
cts currency. The market under the late saes has
assumed more steady tone.
CoTToN-Was quite active early in the day, but
closed little weaker Sales reached 46O bales; In
Guided were 25 bales good ordinary at cts 60 90
mixed lot good ordinary and low midding at 20 cs;
26 bales good style low mtddng at 50 cts l6O bales
mtddng at 81 cts; 12o bales particulars not ascer-
tained Market closed about 30T cts for mtddling.
FLouR-An Baltimore brands Of winter and spring
wheat brands were reduced today 70 CTS, and
Severn super 30 eta per bbl Market continues quiet
We report sales Of 100 bbs good Northwestern extra
OF $40 75 100 do choice at s so; 100 bbls super OF
1912.
to-day were less than 1000 bushels; market was oun
with prices fayorng buyers We note sales. viz: 800
bushels prime Kontucky white at So 90; loO ousnels
prime Maryland red 50 3d. 200 bushels good do 81 1O
1900 bushels medium do SO 65; i55 bushels common
50 IS. Corn-8800 bushels white alid lslS ousnels
yellow, comprised the ofe.inaa; market was steady
for white, but for yellow d l. and seeeral cents on;
included in the sales were $50 bushels prime Tnlte
81 16; $500 bushels do 81 15 1000 bushels good do
81 IA 400 bushels 81 13; of yellow 34OO bushels de-
livered at Point at 81 49, 600 bushels E 81 10; 28S
bushels 81 TO- Oats-5O0 bushels received; small snes
only, viz: 200 bushels Maryland 86c, measure; 100
bushels light Virginia 81 o. o. 81 I lbs; no sales OF
MoLAssEs-Stock has been increased By the arrival
OF several cargoes yesterday and today we have only
to note sale Of 10 puncheons Barbados at GSc per
gallon.
PROVISIONS market continues inactive, though
some of the jobbers had more liberal orders to fll
We quote prices more favorable to buyers VIZ: for
bacon shoulders 14Na14ER; nib sides l6Hal6hc;
clear rib 17Aa171ac Hams are steady at 2Oa22c, as
to quality. Lard 19a19Kc for Western tierces Mess
pork-Stock small, and held at $28 76a29. Notning
doing in bulk meats
BUrrER-Market continues heavy; receipts OF
Western improving and selling at 23c for running
lots Southern Ohio; Western reserve good to prime
yellow 25ao7c per lb Franklin.street 20a25c per H.
R1cE-we notice the further arrival of 1900 bags
Raugoon per Mozart from Liverpool; demand tair
and prices steady at 10a10Hc. Nothing reported in
Carolina-still quote held at IL Aa11Ac.
sUaAR-Imports are heer the past two days, and
We also note better inquiry to-day, with sales OF
35S hhds and 146 bbls Porto Rico for refining at
cts; 1Si hhds do at 11A cts; 357 hhds choice to
the trade, cargo of Louisa Crockett, on private
terms 81 hhds do at - cts Is hhds at 1S4 cts Re-
aners advanced their prices to-day nc; now quote
crushed, powdered and granulated at II cts; extra
fine powdered Tx cts; soft white 10 cts; circle
15Z cts; 15A cts; extra l51s cts; yellow l5A
cts; circle Is cts; yellow coffee AK cts.
SYRUPs-Contnue unchanged, viz For Mary iand
Golden II cts; Baltimore do 20 cts; Monumental 81
cts per gallon.
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Exports for the Week ending Thursday,
June 4.

BosToN-per schr chss comery-12s.74s feet Vel
low Pine Lumber.
and AS bales Upland Cotton. 101- herces Rice
$40 bbls Rosin, 254 bales Domestcs, 27 empty
Barrels, 1856 packages Sundries, 1646 bbls Pota-
toes, 1902 boxes Vegetables: 80. Per steamship
Rice. SO bales Waste, zig bbls Rosin, 163 bales
Domestics, Il bundles Paper, bags Flour. IS
pkes Sundries, 1877 bbs Potatoes, 1851 crates
Vegetables. A.,
tons ground Phosphate, so bales Cotton, 54G
Empty Bbls, 1900 feet Lumber, and 80 pkgs
MdZe.
BALLIMORE-Per steamship Sea Gull-59 tcs Rice
239 bales Cotton 1S4 bbls sayal stores, 16 pkgs
Domestics, SO bales Rags, bales Rope Cuttings
&c, 81 bbls Guano, 10 hhds Bones, bales Hides
and Sheepskins hhds Skins, 10000 feet Floor
ing Boards, 116o bbls and pkss vegetables and
Snndries.
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Total. l............................s5,006 ,006 ii
Alderman Olney, from special committee,
made the following report, which was adopted:
communication was received from DR.. George
s. Pelzer, City Registrar, asking for the ap-
oointment Of special committee to examine
into his official records, and particularly his
cash account and report upon the same. AL
derman Olney, Steinmeyer, and ONein were
appointed on that committee, and Immediately
proceeded to the discharge OF their. duties.
During the investigation two OF the aldermen
were removed by order Of General Candy; they,
and present their report through the chairman
OF the committee.
Your committee would respectfully report:
That they have given the matter their most
careful and earnest attention. Every book and
paper connected with the Office, as well as tnat
of The Health Department since. its organiza-
ton in 1866, have been carefully examined.
and, we are pleased to say, found correG.. We
find the vouchers all countersigned by the
prorer authority, and in our opinions, from
careful observation during the examination, OF
the working Of the Office in connection with
the Health Department, in each and every par
ticular, has beer conducted with due regard
to.economy; and the thanks OF this community
are due to the Registrar, DR.. George 8. Pelzer,
for the faithful discharge of his duties.
n. B. OLNEY.
.-s.,.s., JOHN 81. H.STEINMEYER.
JOHN F. O'NEIL.
The following ordinance was ratified IN due
form: =
Ordinance s'to amend the first section Of an
ordinance to regulate the salaries OF city OH
GERS, and for other purposes"
Council then adjourned.
W. q. SMITH, Clerk Of Council.
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LIST OF SHIPPING

LIST OF SHIPPING
In the Port OF Charleston. june 4, 1865
vEs:g,. UNDER 100 TONS. AND STEAMERS coAsTNe
WITHIN THE STATE EXCEPTED.
STEAMSHIPS.
Charleston 1926 tons, Berry, at Adger's wharf for
New York, loading-J Adgcr s. Co.
She man, 973 tons, Henry, at Atlantic wharf, for New
Orleans. repairins-J Enslow Co.
Key West, GIG tons, Rudolf at Accommodation wharf,
from New York, repalring-J Enslow & Co.
SHIPS.
Sedbergh (Br) GA tons, Knea'e at Atlantic wharf,
for Liverpool loading-Patterson & Stock.
Richard the Third, sss tons Scott, at Brown Cos
wharf ior Liverpool, loading-Master.
Amslla, G88 tons. Conner, at Vennings wharf, foe
Liverpool, lcading-J Welsman.
BARKs.
Annie KImball, 1872 tons, Lincoln, at Brown & Co'E
wharf, for Liverpool, loading-S Bros 90.
BRIGS.
Times lBr), ICE tons, Morgan, in the Roads, from
Cardenae, waiting-J Enaow Co.
sCHooNERs.
Charles Comery, l62 tons. Kuhn, In Ashley River,
for Boston, loading-Risley & Creighton.
Laura Bridgman, $50 tons, Hart in Ashley River.
ter Philadelphia, load:nS-Risley Creighton.
Elm Howell (Br) 78 tone Roberts, at Bennetts WHIT
for West Indies, loadlng-P EsDard.
Jessie W Knight, 19l tons. Plum. in the stream, for
Philadelphia, rcady-H B.ker 20.
Tropic Bird, - tons, Mcpo:gsu, at Quarantine from
Matauzas, just arrivec-W Ball
MAGGIE j Chadwick, - ions, Chadwick, in Ashley
River from Rociport Me- diacharging-L
cbas W Holt. - tons, Hart at Central wharf, from
Boston discharging-hisley & Creighton.
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OFFICIAL.

LIST OF LETTERS remaining in the postofHce at
chArleston, for the week ending JUNE 4. 1868,
and printed officially in THE daily NEWS, as the
newspaper having the largest circulation in the City
Of Charleston:
arPersons calling for Letters Advertised, should
state that they are advertised"
sS Office hours from "a. NJ. tosP.M. On Sun.
days, nom to 6P. II.
STANLEY g. TROTT, Postmaster.
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HAY-The market is firm at s0a85c for shipping,
and 81 10a1 IA for retail qualities.
sTRAw-Is in the sellers favor, with sales Of long
rye nt 95caS1.
MoLAssEs-The market is quiet but prices are
steadily held In consequence OF the moderate offer
inga We quote clayed at 47a50c, and Muscovado at
50a57c.
NAVAL sToREs-Spirits turpentine-there is not
much change to quote; 471ac is the price for mer.
chantabe lots, although there is less demand, with
sales of ITS bbIs at 47,sa4sc. Rosns-there is not
much demand We quote at So 06a IS 12z for strain
ed common; IS 16a920 for good strained; s3 3oa
62n for No. Q; So 87ha5 90 for No. j; 100 bbls
strained were sold at sS Is, and 800 bbls No Eat
sS 621S. Tar-there is moro inquiry: 100 bbls Will
mington were sold at 81, and 700 bbls North Co on
private terms.
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wONdENs' LIST

INisbett, Miss E
Nisbon, Mrs E
Nesbut, Sharlot
Nelson, Miss a
Nelson, Miss n
lOsEch, Mrs r
iOetjen, Mrs j
IOates, Mrs 3
lO'Neil, Mrs NJ
lPuckhaber, Miss
/ IPrioleau, Rose
Pickett, Lucy
IPassalaigue, Hes-
Ter
lDarmelee, Miss
Parker, Clara
lQuimmeau, A E
Rankin, Miss NJ
Rahall, Mary A
Reddicls. Miss N
Reot, Mrs c
Riddock, Mrs B
Richworde, Sally
Rjcharson, Elsie
Roche, Mrs Ell
! Ross, Sallie
'IRou1, Mira NJ
Rogers. Miss NJ
Robson. Miss NJ
Sansburry,S Susan
Slater, Mrs c
Spencer, Mas N
Spencer, Mrs F
Stein, Mrs j F"
strong, Alice
Smith, Mrs E
Smith, Julia E
jsni'h, Miss O
smike, Miss c L
Smith, Mrs c
Small, Mary A
Small Patsy
Simons, Alice F
Taylor, Ann
Trlner, Celia
Todd, Mrs E
Thompson, Mary
| Ann
Way, ELIZA c
wallace, Mrs j F
weston, Amy
Williamson, Ad-
| dell -
IWeinkin, Catha-
jwucking, Miss
Wigg, Susan
iWord, HRS ] D
Wright, Julia D
Washington. Ma
ward. Mrs C
Walker, Jane
Williams, Miss A
Williams, Mrs F
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Doyle Ellen IN
Doyall, Mrs N n
Dowltng, Ami y
Dunn, Katy A n
Dunning, Mary \
Duriso, Ami 10
Eason. Mrs P s %
Edmoniston, @ 10
Egan, Mrs G |
Fogartie, Sarah lP
Ford. Elizia J lP!
Frida, Dolly ~
Frazier. Lucy p
FRASER, Lucy
Haney, Anna B ID
:. NJ a.
Homes, Mrs o " p
G., 10
9abershau, Mrs h
E 81 III
Hsppoldt. Sallie R,
Harley, Mary A
Hogan, CatherinelR B
u azel, F]o=a A R
Heywood, Mrs 81 R
Hines. Miss E ] r
Himmelreich, lR
Miss Z R
Hodges, Mrs WIR
q ~ r
Holbrook, Mrs Fl q
Jackson, Miss MIS-.
Jackson, Jane s.
johnson. Miss LIS
Johnson, Belle /.
Johnston, Mrs n $
Johnson, Judy s.
James,. Mrs y :
Jones, Mrs D IS
Keenan,, Miss 8 is
A - 81
Kpauth, Mrs F g,
Lalaur, Mrs G s.
Linin, Silyy s.
Logan, Mary llS'
Lotion, Mrs Il Mis-.
Lord Miss E IT
Lee, Elizebeth EFT
dascen, Grace 7
Meagher, Mary ] +
Mezeck, Miss B
Meyer, Ann G y
Mitchell, Sarah lW
Mrs J ] w
Mitchell, Ann
Monde, Austide Y
Mooltry, Mrs E
Murren. Mrs II VlW
Matthewson, Ra- q
chel IN
Miller, Betsy n
Nc cCants, Ami n
Mckenzie, Mrs AL
Mcmillan, Miss W
III = "
McP harlon, Ella "
McS,yeeny, Mary
Noi.horp, Mrs L "
I1,fh Nyi-1 U
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| Anger, Mrs E
| Anemong,Mrs N
| Aston, Miss n
| Annelly, Miss A
Bailey, Jennie d
Batman, Miss D
Barnven, E II
Barnett, Miss a
Barnett, y Mrs "
Bahr, Mrs E
Benjamin, Celia
Betsin. Ellen NJ
Bee, Julia q.
Birmingham,
Mary
Beatty, Mrs IS
Becky, Lucy
Betseli, Miss A E
BuIken, Miss G.
Billings, Mrs R
P
Blackhurst, Mrs
Blake, Kitty Ann
Bland, Mrs F
Booss, Miss e
| Boysten, Mrs E
| N
Bordeaux. Sussn
Bolger, Mrs B B
Bonee; Amanda
Boulware, Miss ]
Bryant, Eve
Brooks, Mrs E
Bremen, Eliza /.
Bready, Annie
Bnrnet, Miss Ed
Brady, Mrs s
Burden, Mrs R
W
Burden, Mary z
Brown, Emma
Brown, Mrs n
Brown, Mrs B
Brown, Ehzia
Browp, Ann
Brown, Alice
Cammer, Miss I
E
Calder, Mrs q
| carragher, Rosy
csmmer, Miss L
Christie, Mrs E
csaDs,. 4 i nr, 6
Coleman, Lucy
Conlon, Ann
Csheny. Miss @
Crayton, Mrs A
Cronan, Ann
Crouch, Emma F
Cunningham,
Mrs r B
CHS I'm, Mrs G
LIB
Cambridge, Sarah
Dehony, Mrs s W
/ Dickerson, Caro-
hne
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Marine Nsws.


Port of Charleston, June s.
Arrived Yesterday.
schr Charles " Holt, Hart Boston-13 days. lee,
To Risley & Creighton and W Duryea.
AT QUARANTINE.
Schr Tropic Bird, McDougall, Matanzas-9 days.
Sugar and Mo,asses. To W Hall.
Cleared Yesterday.
Br bark Eastman, Atkinson, st Marys, Ga-Johr
Fraser & Co.
s:hr Charles comery, Kuhn, Boston, Mass-Ilaley
l. Creighton.
Sailed Yesterday.
Br bark Eastman, Atkinson, st Marys, Ga
Cleared for this Port.
sctr T Tsske., Baker, at Philadelphia. Jun,1.
LIST OF VESSELS
UP CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PoR:F
FOREIGN.
BBEMENHAvEN
The Dorothea, Piambeck, sa:ed... ...... ..March =
DOMESTIC.
s:hr Starlight, Robinson, cleared ..,:.....May g
NEW YoRK.
Steamship Saragossa, Crowel, to leave. June
Schr Lilly. Francis, up......................M May
Schr Myrover, Hughes, up. up..................May c6
PHILADELPHIA
schr Ta:ker. Baker. cleared. ............J June !
BALTIMORE
schr Palmer, sma I, up. p................May sc -
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11ERCHANTS OF q, ADHESION,
ADVERTISE IN
THE SUMTER NEWS

THE ABOVE NAMED PAPER Is PUBLISHED
weekly in sumter S. c., WI Gu beng Immediately ON
the wilmington and Manchester Railroad and have
;ne large circulation in tho ction which It is
rubisEed, is offered as desirable advertising me-
dium. Terms liberal
Address, DARR & OSTEEN,
May6 Propretors.
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New York Market.
MONEY MARKET.

The New York Journal of Commerce, of Tues
day, June 2, says:
The demand for money from speculative borrow
era has somewhst increased, but with an excess Of
capital offering for temporary use, rates Of interest
rule low. Call loans are made on stock collaerals
at 4a5 per cent, and upon government securities at
sk per cent. The best commercial paper at short
date Is placed at 515a6 per cent. per annum dis
count.
PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK, June 2-BREADsTuFFs-Th mar
cents lower with very little doing. The sales
are 1900 bbls at 81 76a8 25 for superfne State;
So 70a 90or common extra State; s9a9 16 for good
TO choice do; 50 20a9 80 for fancy do; 81 75a8 25
for superfne Michigan. Indiana, Ohio, Iowa, &C.,
and s8 709 20or extra do 50 2a10 00fcr choice extra
do including shipping brands Of round hoop Ohio
at 50 3a1O co. and trade brands OF do a SO 05a12 80;
good to choice white wheat extras at 81 25a1S 90;
St Louis at SO 50a12 90 for common to fair extra,
and $40 C0a16 90 for good to choice closing heavily
We quote: Superfne State, 81 76a8 as; extra State
SO 76a9 15 super Western 81 75a8 25 extra Western
$S 70a9 90; extra Ohio round hoop So 35a10 00: do
trade, $40 05a12 90; extra Genessee, -; extra
st. Louis. s11al6
SOUTHERN FLouR-There Is moderate inquiry
but prices are not 30 firm. We notice sales Of 450
hbls at 50 t0a10 85 for fair extra and SO 90a14 10
good to choice do.
ConN-The market is active but at q decline of to
&c; the sales are 29soOo bushels at 81 o4a1 06 for
new Western mixed aloat chiefly at 81 O5a1 06, and
81 12h tor new Western yellow a1oat.
CoFFEE-There Is more doing in Rio, and prices
are steadily held We notice sales Of 1850 bags, e1
Selma 1000 bags eI B. Lndahl on private terms
In Baltimore, 2UOO bags ex Clifton at 1lslc gold in
bond; 1000 bags ex Serene at 12c gold IN bond and
1900 bags ex Wayerly, at 9aS,<c, gold in bond The
other kinds are quiet at about former rates.
WHEAT-There Is a moderate inquiry and prices
are ranging to Sc lower. We notice sales Of 49, 60C
bushs OF SO 02 for No and SO for spring mixed; So
for No spring; 50 22a2 26 for No spring, aud 5.
! Tx for white Kentucky.
CorToN-The market continues to be very quiet.
and prices are nearly nominal The demand'is linn
tied. but holders not willing to make any con
cession to efec. sale. The transactions 745
bales, including 545 10 spinners, so to SPECTATORS
and 100 in transit. We quote:
Upland &
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Imports.

Imports.
schr Tropic Brd-100 hhds ana ~
boxes Sugar, 161 hhds and $50 bbls Molasses' 10
WPH Hall.
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.o.N.;u b,,++or $S5 40
SNe;m 8. e, soos shoes 6c 81 25
0oddo,, 0G " ~ vater closet. et. 96 90
pnaeam LIN naner &c,. 81 20
Ponsnoi, PuDsuni, RssrTnWeIl rioe. 1922
Sroaii + %. 7. bread ...... S94 63
Stefens d Co., G. W., butter. .....-.. ~ Of
.Stol, Webb & Co., dry goods. ........ rs
Thomson & Co., John, seeds. 80 -
Won Santen, F., combs and brushes. II SO
WelIing 81. hauline wood. 68 so
Whilden & Co., W. g., crockery.. 80. 81 "a
Whittemore j. Dhodes, SOAP. ......... a SO
Zernow. Mrs. Nj. J.. hats. &c. 50 81
Klinck, Wickenberg Il Co., groceries, IS ~
ss,ees 80
g POLICE.
John Campsen & Co., feed............ 176 2s
CITY ATTORNEY.
". D. Porter, expenses in going to
Columbia and arguing two cases.. 125 20
ENGINEER DEPARTMENT.
EiApeubeb ......' 4,ov0 1o
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Wilmington Market.
WILMINGTON, June 3-TURPENTINE-No change
in prices. Sales Of 1l8 bbls at sS so for virgin, 81 co
for yellow Dip and ST rs for hard, Q 2S0 lbs.
SPIRITS TURpENTRE market to day has rul
ed quiet and we quote sales of only 1oS bbls at Il
cts q gallon.
Ros1N-1he lower grades have declined shade.
Sales of BIT bbls at So 10a2 II for srlined " l6a
20 for No So % for extra No p IS 25a3 30 Tor NO
/, and s5a5 rs Ior pale.
No transactions reported in other articles.