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STEAMBOATS,.

FOR LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI.
The fine passenger steamer,
Oz-, ROB ROY,
1 ella-E4IsS
- James Maginnis, Master,
Leaves for Cincinnati direct on SATUR-
DAY, Feb. ., at 10 o'clock q. m.
For freight or passage apoly on board, or
to f. N. HUMPHREY,
1ebD-d3t Agent.
BOOTHS BARGE LINE
FOR YICKSBURG, MATCHES AND NEW
ORLEANS.
The powerful tow-boat
JNO. w. GARRETT,
tsHAE|a Leaves this day, SATURDAY,
- Feb. 22d, at 10 am, positively.
For freight apply on boa d, or to
feb22-dIt 9. X. RUDD, Agent.
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FOR SALE.
Stud Horse Prince,

SIRED BY HERCULES, OUT OF
- Dam COPPER BOTTOM. 81 years old i,
II hands high. Warranted perfectly sound.
If applied for soon, will be sold for much
less than his value.
=. f. GILBERT & CO.,
feb22 I'm No. 81 North First Street.
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FOR RENT.

RTOR RENT - The store Rooms now
G occupied by J. r. & s. A. Coolidge, Nos.
IA and as Chambers Block. Possession
viii be given March LIST. Apply to
JND. j. CHANDLER,
Office-No. 2 Second Floor. Chambers
Block. Ifebl0 If
RNOR RENT-BOARDTNG HOUSE
Is A No. l Boarding House, with eleven
rooms and large cellar, for rent low.
ALVAH JOHNSON,
feb3 If Third Street.
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WHOR sALE-A SMALL FRUIT FARMl
- for sale, iyin2'thIee miles south of.
Xenia, Wayne County, Illinois, near the
Ohio and NJ ississippI.Rai road. a very nice
little home can be had on. reasonabie
terms. over $50 choice apple.tree and as
many peach trees; and nearly all kinds Of
small fruit. Enquire OF
A. q. GONTERMAN,
First house below the ship yard.
feb2I-3dIw tf
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TOR SALE - A second-ha twelve
G horse power portable engine and
boiler. and all the tools necessary (of the
best inVention) for boring oil wells; also.
eleven hundred feet OF hauser-rope, all of
which will be sold together or separate, to
suit purchasers. very low. Address
FISHER, BUSKIRK & Co.
COMMISSION Merchants, Evansville, Ind.
fah
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FUo FL BIO HENS,
Ne. "a West second Street
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
FOSTER, GWYN g CO.,
No. 80 Water St., New York CITY.
an8
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We would gratefully return, our nga
acknowledgements to our many friends AND
customers who ave so literally and g1ms
Etantly extended TO as their favors. on
efforts ia the future, as Ia the past, vii
be. by close attention and Watchfui car@uf
our customers interests, 10 render SAL
their business.
We are, very res pectfully, yours.
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WYE HAVE FOR SALE A COM
w PLETa new set OF Stencil Tools, six
sizes. with which any young man of ener-
gy can make from $50 90 TO 500 90 a
month. No experience whatever Is neces-
sary.
Address BRUCKNER Il SUS,
Evansville, Ind, Engravers and stencil
Cutters. fehI2-2Wd
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-05-30
The Liverpool Cotton Market.

LIVERPOOL, May 15.-CorToN-IFrom the Brok.
ers' 'Circularl-Cotton was In limited demand at the
commencement Of the week, and the prices became
irregular and declined, the quotations allowing Q
general reduction of Il to "a q tb, though yeser.
day and today the .bunness has increased, and the
market has assumed moro Armness: In sea islands
Tie sales have been only moderate, but nt steady
prices. American, after declining fully I'd p ID In
the early part of the week, closes I'd p b below
last Thursday's rates, and is In improved demand.
New York sdvice5 to the inst quote mtddhng 30c
cbstngAo sell In Liverpool IA 616d per sailing vessel
or stesfner. Brazil has declined from u TO 5sd p b,
Owing to large arrivals and limited buzness, Egypt
ian has beene In moderate request and pressed Tor
sale at irregular prices, whilst quotitons OF the
current qualities are reduced only Nd per pound.
For East India there has been . aelimtted demand,
and with fair supply Offering prices are generally
I'd per Ib lower. The common descriptions ire al.
most unsaleable. The latest quotations for cotton
0to arrivep are-From New Orleans. basiB OF mid
ding: At sea 131zd; due 1870, 12xd; ahip named
good ordinary ilKd; middling New Orleans, from
New York, l2Hd: Breach. fair new merchants, ship
named, e1fd.., Dhollerah, fair new merchants, ship
named, exd, e3Sd; April-May 93fd; fair merchants
January calling, 9Zd. 0omrauuttee, fair new rner-
chants, March sailing, as4d; April 9xd, eZd; May
shipment 9xd. * Conptah, fair. January sailing,
9Hd per ID, The sales Of the week amount to 41,-
070 bales including s170 speculation and $3.50 de-
cared for export leaving $40 bales tothe trade
Friday, May 15-1he sales to-day amounted to To-
600 bales, including 1000 on speculation and for ex-
port, with hrmer market; American xd dearer.
sALEs OF COTTON FOR wEEK ENDING AFRH ~.
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Savannah weekly Market.

May 2s-CorToN- again chronicle
aTee6 e. dullneas in cur market and feel that no
quotations based upon actual sales can give proper
criterion Of the prices Of the bulk Of the Offering
stock as It s held higher than buyers are disposed
to give. The sales are generally Of lots which are
ordered TO be sold at once, on any offer which may
be 1nade-say 27c for good ordinary, aprce relative
ly cheaper, as compared to midding, than ever be-
fore this season. as such grades as range from good
ordinary to middling he'd very firmly at soc for
low middling and Sic for midding. We have an ap-
such snumber could be purchased II everybody was
swept who holds bale.
Our New Orleans advices substantate the appear
ance OF worms-army worms at that-a most unpre-
cedented visitation thus early In the season. To Sum
up all that ye as public writer's have heard 1t Is our
conclusion that all our patrons will arrive at the fact
by careful analysis OF our three last circulars that
the season is ae that the inertoy and scarcity Of
labor are establish d, and that the quantity Of land
planted is OF least about onefourth less than last
year, and We presume to remark, that with all the
high range Of prices being stimulant to increased
production, yet their permanence under such has
been doubted and the proper planters have been far
from being deluded into Deglec'ing breadstufs.
Bental under our present circumstances to their self
support and payment Of Northern debts incurred
since the surrender, In many cases being allowed to
chang over on account Of the known honesty, in
dusry and capacity OF oW people to fulfil their en-
gagementR In time.
We deprecate any attempt to estimate our present
growing crop as over last years. Columbus papers
Oo1Cps.
opinion is rather In excess, but not greatly, OF the
latter figure.
SEA IsLANDs-There are no changes to report with
reference to this class Of cottons. There are still
some orders to l but the low stock prevents trans
actions, and our receipts are 80 small not to in
crease the facility. Our quotations are unchang-
ed Common 6oa-. medium 65a70, and fine s5a-.
The receipts for the week have been II bales sea
aland and 1924 bales upland against bales sea sl
and and 1776 bales upland, for the same period last
year. The exports have been-to Liverpool, per
Adelaide Norris, bales sea lands and Oil bales up
land; coastwise 46 bales sea islands and 2DT7 bales
upland total 49 bales sea isands and 1888 bales up
lsnd against 35 bales sea islands and 2412 bales up
lands for the same period last year
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Prices declared declared for fair Import this week.

LIVERPOOL, May ia fresh import has been
reported to-day Of upwards OF 5000 bales, which
makes the total for the week not much under 10O,-
600 bales. Nevertheless, there has been further
ter remand frotn the trade and the sales have been
to tho increased extent OF 15Coo bales 90 700 Amer
can) OF which the trade lave taken i, 900. Amer.
but as regards Other Kinds generally the nsrfet has
not been more favorable for sellers. The arrival
ousiness has consisted Of American, basis OF mid.
ding ship named, from New 0rleans, l2Hd (good
ordinary, i1xdl; Texas nearly due, l2%d; Pernar:'
ship nimed, 10Kd; early April sailing 10Hd; oom-
rawuttee. fair new merchants March sailing. 10d;
Bengal. fair new merchants, ship named, .7Xd, Sd;
The stock Of cotton Is estimated to-day at 587 440
bales against 826 100 bales last year. thus ehowing
decrease Of $50 bales The stock includes 86s 0ao
bales American. against 467. .010; u&,17o Brazil.
7ee East India descriptions, against 121 $40 Last
year. The quantity of cotton OF sea for Great Britain
isrsported as 10000 bales Tor 900 from America
year or 115o0o bales from America and $4,000 from
East India, thus exhibiting decrease in the guam
tty Of cotton at sea- compared with last year, OF d.
600 bales. The import, compared With the same date
last year, shows an increase Of 600 bales; the
quantity taken for consumption, an increase Of 26S,
900; acual export an increase Of 4010 and the guam
tty taken ON speculation, also an increase Of Isl
bales. Middling upland cotton is'q quoted at nd,
against 1lHd; midding Orleans at l214d against
11%d fair Pernam at l21d against - fair
tian at 13Hd, against 142d; and fair Dhollerah at
10Nd, against 91d, at the same time in 1867.
It generally calculated at the beginning of the
week that the stock of cotton had attained its maxi
mum; but on this point there has been some dis
appointment. as owing to the reduced demand
from the trade and considerable import the sto X.
compared with last weeks figures, shows an iu-
cre!se Of $4,000 bales. In the interval the trade
have taken $3.50 bales. and exporters 6590-to.
gether S8 600. The actual export has been 10 the i'm
proved extent Of 1902 bales and the import large,
go ,o51 bales.
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AUGUSTA, May 2s-Cotton duh but Arm; sales 30
bales. Receipts, Is. Uplands &c.
sAvAsHAH, May 2s.-Cotton in fair demand.
Holders are too high. Uplands held SohaSl. Sales
mostly low grades. 27o bales. Receipts Ill bales.
NOZZLE, May Nothing doing. Uplands nomi'
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Receipts same time, 900 bales Exports, coastwise,
sOS bales Stock, 1872 bales.
New ORLEANS, May 2e-cotton quiet; mlddhngs
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week, $3.50. Receipts same time, 1881 Exports 70
Liverpool, $685. to Continent 2o76; coastwise, 1885,
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LIVERPOOL
Markets by Telegraph.
FOREIGN MARKETS.

O. Markets by Telegraph.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
LONDON, Msy 2e.-Consols 72X.
LIVERPOOL, May 2s-Noon-Cotton firm; sales
5000 bales sales of the week $1,000 bsIes for export
6ec0, for speculation 1000 Stock 62o. 0o0 whereof
3SS, 900 bales are American.
Two P. M.-Cotton firm and steady; uplsnds ahoat
11Xd Stock saoat $4,000 bales, whereof 90 900 are
American. Bombay shipments to the 2sd were 5O-
600 bales. Breadstuhs declined. Bed wheat 2os 3d.
Corn s7s Sd. Flour sss 3d. Lard and pork quiet.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW YORK, May 29-Noon.-Cotton Quiet. and
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4sa49c. Rosin dropping at IS 12as95 Stocks active.
Money 4s5. Exchange 1eb. Gold SsH. Virginia,
new, 5sx; e1coupons. .5sA. Tennessee new 10; e1.
coupons 7oH.
Evening.-Cotton lees active. Sales $50 bales: mp.
lands sic. Flour, State ssa1o; Southern irregular
Mess Pork s2s 16. Lard quiet Turpentine 47a4s.
Rosin 50 1Os7 90. Freights quiet. Gold 1895.
Sterling unchanged. 80 coupons 111A. Tennea-
sees, nsw, TO- virginiss 50. North carolina's 60.
WILMINGTON, May 2s.-Spirits turpentine declined
and are firm at Al. Rosins firm. Strained q 121S:
No Q, 50 Is; extra No O. 80 25. Cotton dull Tar ad
yanced, ss15.
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THE DAILY NEWS.
The Little aleaner.

-----~---The -Idttto SAoU6oxs
= -1;ss
Tam /. Little estherer-a cleaner # yen please,
1pck the little golden heads that are not bound In
put hsn- in my spson-so-they are lovely
ana qaitsa little sheaf rH have when go home To-
night .,..l55 -
1.-The rsapers-they are kind you know
= And drop them AZ they 60
Indeed, they often pity me
Because I pick 70 slow. -,
Yes sif my feet are very urea
3 And my hands are very sore.
But don't mind, for mothers Ach
@-==2A And must work the more. -
This ia the strangest world, sir, that have ever
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The few have all the wealth ane ease, the many nave
sut tds Ssn' u Il must be right know else who would
TIN the solf
And God IL good to .sll-snd things are better than
they seem, .,..l73-s otsSs:1-
he gives the iarmer grains to sow-sna gives me
and Mn ~ Q love Him wen. who is 80 good and
For mother. says IN His own heaven, Hen serve us
Ven sad, pretty little maid. and happy shan we
Il: when the ptubbae helds Of sesrth sree1eaned by
Tie sshs acids Of Sesvenly lie sAall BY US both be
And God shall nay my children come, forever rap
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