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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-03-06
THE CHARLESTON MARKET.

[FoR THE WEEK ENDING THURSDAY, MARCH g..
COrTON.-The market for this article at the conf
mencement of the week opened steady but Satur-
day last became weak, Middlilg Jpland on that day
being quo,ed here ut l:@2lc. q b.. but the article
soon rallied, notwith. Standing the declining charac
ter of the English market, and has since nude Il
strong movement upward the rates advancing 90
2ISc q IT, OIL all qualities OF the staple. aud with q
general feeling Of confidence among holders that
prices will rule high for the remainder of the season.
The general reports from the interior OF this state
are to the eject that there is but limited amount
of stock LETT in the country and 1t Is the opinion that
receipts will soon show rapid falling OF. The quo
tatons at Liverpool for the week opened ut 93sd q
To- for Middling Upland, recedod gradually to 3D..
and has since advanced to 924@97sd. q b.; in tho
New York market. during The same time, the article
commenced at 22a22s, rcceded to %, but has since
improved to 25@251Sc q IL. for New York Mid
dlins while in this market Middling Upland began
at 2lc fell of to 2O@2l but has since advanced to
23}sc. q lb. for this quality.
The arrivals OF long staple qualities Of the article
continue very lgit, while Upland descriptions are,
up to this timc In fair supply. the receipts oil the for
mer having been l57 bales and of the latter S764
bales for the week, aGairst 1877 bale Of the former
and 316 of the latter for the week befors and 9l3
bales OF the former and 36l4 OF The latter for the
responding week las year.
The transactions and prices OF the fibre for the
week lust terminated will be seen by the folloWeng
statement:
On Friday February 2S. the inquiry was mode
rately active, wi h much stiffness on the rart Of
holders but prices were without important change.
sales 1900 bales, Ordinary to Good Ordinary being
quoted at 174s@19a. Low siddiing at 2O@2O1a, Mid
ding at 2I aud Strict 1iilIlimg at :.ac. u III.
On Saturday the market was quiet arly i'll the day.
aud prices reccded i.c z b. the inquiry afterwards
improving and the article closing ii mer Sales
1000 bal, s. Ordinary to Good Ordinary being quoted
at 1Tis@l9, Low Ahddlirg Il TO-: G2r. MidiinS at
2UJs@91, and Strict Middlins ut q 6, III.
On Monday there was 4 fair demand, which, with
a light stock und much firmness oil the part Of hold
ers, caused prices to harden k@1c q ID. in the face
of u declining market at Liverpool Sa'es $50 bales
Ordinary to Good Ordinary being quoted ut 17H@
19,s. Low Midding ut 20@20s, Aliddlins at 2l@21k.
aud Strict Middling at 22c. q III.
On Tuesday, with an active demand. limited sup
py of the staple and much hrmness in holders pro-
duced hardening Of prices and the ratcs improved
during the day H@1c. q fb. sales near 1000 bales,
Ordinary 10 Good Ordinary being quoted at 181s@
2Oc. Low Mlddling at 2l@2lkc.. Middling at 22c.,
and Strict aIiddling at 22k@23c. = 1T.
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baltimore Market.

baltimore Market.
BALTIMORE, March 2.-CoFFEE.-hlo oonis IIs'rso re.
to the 9th OF February received to-uuy Pet sn,;na
mort material advance in Coffee, ana aso =.
In Exchange stock OF fones 20 fnited Hs States light &C.
enr market to-day was quiet, but holders III Gonse
ouepco of the favorable tenor OF the aDo'e
we're firm at higher prices. o,,;,o to-day.
CorroN.-Our rnsrket has been again acuVe lo-uaS
sales reachine sO0alO00 bales, and at iultner iln
nroved prices The present movement IL tue inL,
Eet apparently independent OF cable advcei whc1
were even less favorable than on saturaay: o ooo
in the sales to-day were 13l baes MldonG HI ~ ;mS
1O4 do do 22Hc; 100 bales good styp Lo" "'u''-Ne
22c 1870 bacs do 21Hc; 1l6 do 90 IL Ii. c,dor,o Er
LIoUR-We report sales Of 2OO0 oDls Codorus EA,
ira at SO and 1000 bbls Mt Vernon do, unaeTstooa
ut same price; also 500 bbls low gradc CITY Mis
tra at $40 so. Quotations generahy roinAn I'LL
changed. .,;nt oeoriroe
GRArN.-Whe1t is IN moderate recelpt, onerineF
today were almost entirely from Pennsylvania 1nr a.
ket unchanged; included in the sales were 32u ou
nata white at So co. 14O bushs far 50 7o looO Dusls
GOOD fair Peunayvana red 81 49, 1000 bushs eoou u
prime 80 6Oa2 56; 100 bushs sou'nern .. ouLn.
pr;me So thern offered. Corn was in better recelp'
than for some time past, OWING 10 tDe rlsai ~ &c,
cra carRoes from the Chesapcahei ~ NV
on Chanrc were of white 2l,OUJ bushs and oi yesoM
I6 900 byshs There was little or no competition ol
the part of buyers and pales were small; we feior
only 1000 bushs white in lots at 81 If; laOV uusnS
yellow at ST 10a1 10, as 10 quality anu oooO ~ 10
tbo market closed unsettled, holders asking 81 II
and and buyers only ofering 81 1oa1 H. and, With tni'
difference the samples quite generally were with
drawn in anticipation Of better market aors
norted at Sla82c Rye-350 bushs offered and SOLE
rs follows 100 bushs 81 65; l3O bushs 81 Go, and l2'
bushs 81 70. ,.,
MoLAssEs-Wo hear Of no sales to-day; ing ir'
light. but quotations nomually unchanged
ppov1s1oNs-Ihe demand for Bacon was cxcelen
to-day; orders we're more numeI Gus than on sa,nr
dav We report sales in lot OF 200 casks including
Shoulders at 12S cts; Rib Sides Az CHS; clear ht 's
,er for canynssed. We heard of no transactions II
LUX Meats; offerings light urd holders very irm
full former quotations. Mess Pork quiet; quote neie
at s25 so for new Lard is frmer; 16A cts was oler
ed and refused to-ay for 100 tcs We reportJopDln
lots mt II cts a Id.
RscE-Markct for Carolina is firm, but not active
We 1uote good to choice 114al11a cts for invoices
jobtdng lots &c higher.
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, March 4.-TURPENrINE-Is &c
higher and $50 bbls sold oday at SS 80 for soft and
81 20 for hard, per $50 lbs
SPIRITS TURPENTINE- Market firmer and the price
has advanced lc Sales Of lG bbis at Csc, and 81 do
at 6Gc q gallon.
RosIN-Salrs OF 713 bbls at 81 3Ou2 40 for strained
aud No 2, and S. 60 for low No l.
TAR-Sales of 2j2 bbls at 50 80 Ter bbl
CoTroN-Tbe market is frmer to-day under the
advices from abroad aud prices have improved 2a3c
he sales 1877 bales at prices ranging from 21 TO
2Sc for mixed lots OF Ordinary 10 Low N1iddling and
23a24c Tor Midding and 10. OF bales at 25c for
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DOMESTIC.


BOSTCN-Per schr : j Waring-T30 bales Upland
Cotton, bale Yarn, 25c bbls Rorin. l2OO White
Oak Slaves.
NEW YuRK-per steamship Saragossa-096 bales
Cotton, 1O4 dcrccs Rice. 10 casks cl9y. 70 empty
Barrels, Is Packages. :. Per steamship Charles
ton-ll5 tierces ltice, 843 bales Upland Cotton,
495 bags Corn, 4O5 bags Feed, 81 bales Yarns
and Domcstics, so bdls PAPER, aud Sundries.
Per steamship Champon-1y bags and ll69
baes Uplat d Cotton, 80 tics Rice, 16 bales Waste,
81 bales Domestics, 6 packages Sundres 4Av
bags Feed -. Per steamship Z Is SouIer-7 bagsS
L and S97 bales Upland Cotton, ~ casks Clay, 10
hhds and bales Hides. 40 Packages. 80. Per
steamship Gulf City-s05 bales Upland Cotton
..... Per steamship Ashland-9I1 bales Upland
Cotton, so bbls Rosin 40 casks Clay, and sun
dries. Per steamship Key West-726 bales Up
land Cotton, ~ casks Clay, GOO bushels Corn
Per schooner D Warner-5OS bales Up
land Cotton, IS bbls Rosin. 70 bales Bagging,
cask Kaoin Clay, , boxes tianos, 10 packages
Mdzc, Engine Boiler. &c.
PHIADELPHIa-Per schr j Spencer-4S9 bales
Coz OH, 50 hhds md 25 tons Iron.
BALTIMORE-Pcr steamship Falcon-1G4 tierccs
Rice roo bales Upland Cotton. 48 bales Rags and
Hides, 10 hhds Hides, and Sundries.
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Little 10 wear,
And less to eat
Sum and substance and net receipt
Southern side of the balance-sAtet'
After the burthcn,
And after the neat
Of cotton year,
To the farmer, clear,
little to wear and less TO eat
Picked and sifted, compressed
CoMPLETE!
That's the weight of his elephant
'NEATl'' -
Little to wear
And less to eat;
That's the paradox we meet
At every corner Of the street
1t isn't the land
And it amt the hand
It isn't the sun
And il scdnt the stand
Only madness, with naught to lnatcn III
Hurling the handle after the natcnelG ..,y
Chasfn9 sorrow. aud sure-to "catch I'll
little 10 1uedr! from pole 10 pole
Not civil or 3 savage soul
But hides his nakedneSs or his dlrt,
More or less, in Georgia shirtl
LESS TO EATI When the grass we siay
Wonld bury New England knee-deep IN hay,
And f8tten the "SQlrteQ lhuoNoJ III oioec,
EATER than ever was hosh from grass
Lord Lord
BY the longest odds.
Of the fools athorred
By men and gods,
The superhne
Ia the folly which
Fights the world with "single line,
Without ditch
And "breaks" in credit, in cash and spine,
ga gittin' RICH"
"SAIyAr1oNl "How !"
Sell an acre
And buy a-PLowl
Borrow sheep
And beg sowl
XII King Cotton
And crown your
Cowi
Another year, If we live to see't,
Shall make both ends and middle
"MEETi"
With enough to wear. and
PLENTY TO EATl
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q says:
The loan market is working easier. The rate on
call ia per cent, with more doing at D. Inc dis-
count demand IS dun and without much improve.
ment Few choic ills are 10 be had. The nominal
rate is 5Lza7M
PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK, March 2--FLouR, &c. Il he mar
Let for western ald state flour Is 5ai-c. lower on
the low and m:dium rra9es he de-. a.. Las n,n,
trade though we notice some iiII.lrl or inferior
grades for export
The sales are 42OO bbs ut =" II ~ ~ 'or supcrhne
state; 50 60alO ~ ior extra site; ?4d 6alO 10 for
fancy do SO 2Oa9 70 for The low grades oI Western
extra; $40 l6alO rs Tor sood CHOICE lIrng Wheat
extras; $40 25 a1l 81 i0i ,:roI, aliu Iowa cxtras
SO 70a10 40 for ship,n Ulnn; IN i' i'r taue ahu
family brands; $40 5uai: - 'rr':u,., MIA wheat
extra Indiana and AIich.En"' a mLi,'-A 20 ior
white Wheat do do aud $40 00a.' - .rt l. Louis
and double extra
California -four is inactive and heavy. Sales OF 100
sacks at Sl2 4Oa13 rs.
Southern flour Is 5alOc lower, and is heavy.
Sales OF $50 bbls at So 9OaslO Sl Ior ordinary 10
good extra Baltimore and country; $40 0Oal4 80 Tor
extra and family Georgia and Virginia, anl so jOa
Sl5 for extra and family Maryland aud delaware.
Oats are lower and IN tiir demand ut the conces-
sion The sal 8 are 36,OuJ bush Ohio and Western
ut 80c In store.
Corn is pressed for sale, and is 2a3c lower. he in.
curry Is moderate ut the coucessoh-naiuiy for the
home trade.
81 17a1 20 devcred old do u 1Sal 70 in store, 81 Il
delvered Jersey yellow at 81 2Sal III which Is scarcc
southern white at 81 l5a1 IT. straw coored and white
Tenne ssce at 81 l2a1 161i.
CoFFt E-The trade has been well supplied by thc
recent liberal purchases, and we find but little dis
position 10 operate. Holdt rs are firm.
HAY-Thc demand l. modcraie-priccs arc heavy
at S1a1 10 for shipping nnd 81 25a1 Az tor all lots
PRov1sIoNs-Pork is very dull uId in the aDs encc
OF business PR. es nomipal Mt s93 l2 cr old mess,
and S24 56l4a24 621z Tor new do.
For future delivery We notn $50 bbl5 new mess.
seller April, at S24 rs.
Beef unchanged. Wequote at S9a13 for common
brands; Sl4alo 90 for plain mess, and Sl9a2l so for
extra mess
Tiercc Beef quiet Sales of 30 tcs at s4s for H.
dian Beet
Beef hams are frmer, but not active. Sales OF so
bbls at 1856.
Cut meats remain steady, and have hcen fairly
active. sales Of 200 tcrccs heavy picalcd hams at
l45<a15c.
Bacon Is quiet and rominaily unchanged.
Dressed hogs are firmer. We quote NJ II &c for
western and l2c tor city.
Lard is qaiet but firmly held.
Sales OF $50 bbs aud tcs at l5Sal52c for No l. lGa
1Gc for city; 16a1Gc for fair to primo steam, and
l631c for kettle rentered
K1cE--Is quiet. Small sales Of Carolina at lla
11Hc.
suGAns-Raw Sugars are dull, und prices nominal
at l1Ial2Nc Tor fair 10 good refining 1hc arrivals
are larger and tho supply increasing Refined are in
moderate demand and steady.
WHIsKEY-The market is dull md prices nominal
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Mddl;np. the market closing unsettled with buyers
offering 29c and factors holding higher. -,
MoIGssEs The cargo Of now crop just received
from Cardenas is being landed and is selling IRON
wharf at 45a46c in hhds, and 4oc q gallon III 'cS 10
- 1T1pER-Ten RATS changed hands at Sc for ordl-
nary 81 25a7 rs for fair, and 80 25 q for prime
mill.
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Passengers.

Per steamer Pilot Boy, from Savannah, via Beau
fc:t and Bluhton-T Drake, Miss MATILDA DraKe,
Miss clara Drake j D Mathcson, WI Coolbaugh
aid wife, Roope, TZ Riloy, DR. w q Anderson,
Anderson. Col j j Stoney G G Landgrtdge, Capt
X ing and vile, Crowell, Mrs X Johnston, ID
Ball. q Waterhouse DR. o W Kres'el, W II Trescolt,
Masters Harrison, II H Pattoe, and IA deck.
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Consignces per south Carolina Railroad.
March =.

9S1 bales Cotton, 80 bues Domcstics. 1857 baga
Grain 100 bars Cotton sccd 3 cars Old Iron. lG
Wood and Lumber, &c. TO stenhouse sr;. 4 Co. Il
railroad AGENT 7 w Spraguc Il Iro NJ Goldsmith Il
Sou, n Robson, street Bros ca, D L sloan. G
H Walter & Co. Thnr.ton & Holmes. & " Williams
Co. coastncy CO d;s kOasers @s sGsns co rEos
{. 70 Crane nnIieelou d Co, Graeser, Lee, Smith L
Kirknotrick. Ansten, Cnmpscn S Co, 4 Salas. NJ
storen Co. Col Hunt 8iseho s %ts : Co. 1er hx1n
Nowrv l. Co r 7 potter Rev s Lee Bollmann
Bros, Mrs Kendrck, G 5 Hacker, Il Graingcr, E
Yelling, Utsey l. Kenyon.
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rJIHE EXAMINING COMMITTEE ON FERTIII-
ZERS at this Fair reported as follows; "Fntry
No. 29S-FERTILIZERS manufactured by the Map's'
Supcr-Phosphato OF Lime and Guano ComT,an arr, are
decidedly first in order of merit. The IN PROVED
suPER-PHOSPHATE Is the best article OF its CT class
known to the judges. whilo the NITRrGENIZEp is
fully equal to tho best ranuacured Ine.: rerHn. tr
zcrs urc entitled first premium. as they are lar
superior to all others in the Exhi'5ition.
Analysis OF Mapcs NitrogeniZcd Supcr-Pnospnate
of Lime exhibited ut the American Institute fair In
New York, OCTOBER 22d, 1857. made at the direction
cf the Committee on Fertizors 49,,
phosphoric Acid, soluble Moisture expeled at zas
in ,yoter 6 sci degrees ....1.6 90
,,,,n,;. Acid in Sand and Silica ..... 6.67
soluble in watar. s.65 heterogeneous Organic
Lime 20. 10I Matter. .......... .3UOi
SuIpburic Acid. IA. sSl( Yielding Ammonia 2:G2
oxide Iron and Silica S.24 AkalineSas and ioss.lOo
10000
Tho soluble Phosphorc Acid is equivalent to
II .3j per cent, OF Bi-Phospbate OF Lime.
II. w. KINSnIAN,
AGENT FOR SOUTH CAROLLSA,
p,hruarv % "a No. lT3 East Bay.
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M-A FACT WORTH KNO"lNG.-TAE
best investment for IN invalid who suffers rom
debility or loss of appetite, is bottle Of PASK-
yrss Hepatic Btters, it will be sure to give relief
For sale by al Druggists.
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ffnilbsrs.
GUANO.

DACFIC CGUANO-BAUGHs RAW BONE pHos.
Il PLATE, REESh'S FLOUR OF sONE-PHGNX
GUANo:-Every cargo anuyzed by Professor sHEP.
ARD, Of tho South Carolina Medical College on
OF Its purity and quality Tho analysis can he seen
at my office. The following are extracts:
PACIFIC GUANO-Thls cargo Is fully up TO the
average Of former analysis and has my hearty recon-
mendnhon. G. n sHEpsPnn
"BAUGH's RAW BONE PHospHATE-I have M
hesitation In stating that in my opinion the present
cargo Is superior to that of last year.
G. o. SHEPARD"
-. "hEEsE's OF BONE.-The analysis shows
Its customary purity and excellence
- G. q. SHEPARD"
"PHGNIX GUANO.-This cargo is up to the aver
age of Inst year. G. q, SHEPARD"
For sale by j. N. ROBSON
Nos. ! and 2 Atlantic Wharf
March 2 = @ mwfImo
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February %

aFNEW MARRIAGE GUDE.-AN ESSAY
for Young Men. on Physiological Errors Abuses anu
Diseases, incident to Youth and Early Mannoou'
which create impediments to MARRIAGE, with SURF
means of relief Sent in sealed letter envelopes lree
of charge. Address DR.. ]. sKILLIN HoUGHIoN'
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
January 81 -- 49,
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New Orleans Market.

NEW ORLEANS. February 29.-CorroN-The
" So,, a-aonnted to 5000 bales at irregular
nrices recurring only slight modification in our our
ppnotaiona a. follows: Ordinary at 171sa1SMc. Good
Ordinary OF lsNalslc. Low Middling at 2Oa2osis, 4 e
Middling at 2la21&c, and Strict Miodnns al ziN
notwithstanding the depressing tenor Of the liv'
erpool accounts tue market opened with fd tbs ln
eury and moderate business ;na wsI done &c nsde In
early Of the day a. figures tsnans a sod 20 s and
oreisp eIchsnee together with the limited extent Of
tbe Supply Offering, impaired more to
PRICES and most o. sales were at the above S % quo TO-
tatons Strict Good Ordinary was scarce and @ IN fair si
gqtans gael Tou a1u hsTe more than
the outside figures for that grade There were
pending for Low Middling at 2Oc wh1ch tne pAf ue'
we're unable to fill. Middling was sofa al Zic'
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Commercial.

Imports.
IIyERpOoL-per ship Hopc-21OO sacks Salt, to W
Smith Il Co.
CaRDENAS-Per brig John pierce--252 hhds. %
terces and Is bbls Molasscs. TO j Enslow x
Co.
Exports for the Week ending ThurSday'
March 8.
FOREIGN.
LIyERPOOL-Per Danish brig Sola-74 bags aud
81 bales Upland Cotton, 852 bbls Rosin.
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~, we6nesday the staple was active with oe
,;dea,v advancing character, prices improving our
ing the day 11z@2c. . ID. Sales s0o oaies, oi Inv
to Good ordinary being quoted at 2o@2zc' ,.'. 1o%
Middling at 22k@:sc, Middling at 2S4c'' anu 'u-''
Middling at 24@241sc . it.
yester,jay the market was quiet and prices nau 20
lower tendency without quotable change. saies 40
bales viz: at 171z 1o at 49, IS at 1915 ~ az ~
At 81 II ut H, 25 at o. IA at 22h, ls at 2Sa' 40 ~
%. &at2SS, and sS at 24c. we quo.e: @
-O'V LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION. ~ ann
Ordinary to Good Ordinary ...% .ao,<goe
Low Middlng. ..........'.'''''' o3IS-
Middling. o. COAX .
Strict Middling. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock ON hand Sept. 1, 1S67....' 1ss Is7 s95S 2OS
Received this week. ISi ,oSoS1 oaS1 144SS
Received previously...... 'oo4 io'0o-
1923 1g7545 148Os
Exports S. Is'd Up'd. Rice.
This wcok 100 1852 413
Previously. 5944 1G5240 1851
City and
local con.
sumption. 2oOo
GOA 17ss08 14274 .,,o ,,o7,
Total exports and consumption. 6U44 1iooS' 80
stock on hand a.:1 on slipbourd 1879 24147 o's
sAA rIMr LAST YEAR.
S. I'd Uprd. Rice.
stock on hand Sept l. lS66..... 2s5 Ss SsGo IA; i.s
Received this week. ,9Gs gls ,oss1a 200 sSss
Received previously. ...l2l2o io8'l9 w.
1921 11sl43 1929
Exports SID Up'd. Rice.
This week. 1051 1901 Al
Previously. 9791 94291 0s10
ro.,, .xrorta iO0f- ''o'- .1os42 1882 1881
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New York Market.
MONEY MARKET.

The New York Evening Post OF Monday. March
2, says:
The loan market is working easier. The rate ON
call is per cent, with more doing at D: The dis
count demand IS dun and without much improve.
ment. Few choic ills are 10 be had. The nominal
lfa IL 6Lzn7A
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THE DAILY NEWS.
" Marrow

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II will, no doubt, be gratifying to the many
friends OF Rev. DR.. r. l.. Dashield TO learn
that, At meeting OF the Board OF Trustees OF
Dickinson College, held in Philadelphia on
the sth Inst, he was unanimously elected
president OF the college, in place OF the late
DR.. johnson. DR.. Dashield Is regarded as a
strong man, of great administrative ability,
and well adapted to this high post to which
he Ia elevated. His competitors were DR.. Foss,
of n. Y; DR.. Joslin, Of Mich, and DR.. Nelson.
Frank Kenyon Drew, Lodge City, Montana,
and S. ID. Holt, Montgomery, Ala, are at the
Metropolitan Hotel. Rufus II. Sanford, Of
New Haven, and @. O. Bartlett, U. S. A, are
at willard's. Albert Nichols, of Richmond,
and John II. Kelly, Of New York, are at the
United States Hotel. James Hays, of st.
Louis; p. J. Nichols, Of Ohio; Edward Gil.
bert, OF Hudson City, N. j., and Colonel Geo.
Z. Ketchum, of Dry Tortugas, were among the
arrivals at the kirkwood last evening Hugh
Hammick, OF Virginia, and L. W. Williams,
OF Philadelphia, are at the Seaton House. /.
L. Townsend, of New York, and T. S. Adams
Of Omaha, Nebraska, are at Bunker's Avenue
Hotel. L. Temple, OF Cincinnati. Ohio, and
W. Benedict, OF Philadelphia, are at the Owen
House.