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, SHIP WRECK.
Terrible Suffering ON the AtIantic-Loss
of the Bnrque China-TwO Weeks of
StaryaliOn-The Rescue.


The barque China sailed from Quebec some
time in November last, with full cargo of
timber, for the port OF Cardiff, In Wales. The
China was ship of 6S5 tons, official numoer
large and wealthy Cardiff firm. Her crew con-
sisted of sixteen men, viz, Captain Brannan, a
native and resident OF Cardiff; chief mate John
Fortune; of Shields, England; second
Boaz, of the barque Eleanor. also of
Cardiff steward, carpenter, and
IL British and Irish sailors. She had favorable
winds curing the early part OF the voyage, but
the gale was so fierce and the ship steered so
widely, that about IL O'Clock on the morning of
December Is she was brought to the wind; and,
within less than 20 minutes, tremend Ius sea
broke over her with such sudden fury as to
snap the mizzenmast like ppestem, SILVER
the stern to fragments; smash the rudder aud
wheel, aud sweep away both the boats aud the
house on deck, which served ms cabin and
contained the ships store of provisions, At
the same instant. the wind tore the cose.reefed
maintopsail into ribbons.
The captain, who had Just LETT the cabin, saw
the breaker coming, and shouted to the ere y
to run forward Tor their lives; but SO iearfully
swift and Irresistible was the fatal wave that
two OF the sailors, the man. at the wheel
and the chief mate, who was in the
cabin, were swept INTO their ocean grave in
the twinklIDg OF an eye; and before the rest of
the men could save themselves among the
fore-nggiDg another terrible sea plunged down
on the doomed barque, swept of the forecastle
OF the sailors after their unhappy companions
AS the csIgo completely filed the hold aud
the cabin and forecastle house
we're tSs tossing obg sbeef left on tSs sos
these horror stricken meu was Under little
lorecsstle deck beneath which they crept as
soon as they dared risk themselves on the
clean-swept main deck, over which the seas
we're rolling mountains high. Slowed way IN
this little recess, scarcely large enough 10 hold
them, ana entirely open on Que side to wind
and waves, they suffered Tor fourteen days and
nights all the agonies o, cold, hunger, aud
thir,t beside the unut cradle mental tortures
insepara BILE from their trghttul situation. The
only provision left on the ship was barrel OF
salt pork, under one OF the matches. From this,
at the imminent risk OF their lives they obtained
sveIy PARTICLE OF their food, and slaked their
thirst with hailstones and such precious drops as
thew could squeeze from ropes' ends aud bits OF
canvas when it rained. Without a moments
sIecp. without q spark Of fire or CRY thread %
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FROM BALTIMORE.
Another Murder Trial in Prospect
yoeotoJ Despatch 10 The EUenfn0 Telegraph.

BALTIMORE March 9.-The Grand Jury has
found another indictment against John Clare
for the murder of Henry b. Grove. Clare was
tried and sentenced to be hung, and got OF on
a writ of error, in consequence OF the Grand
Jury indictlng him first being Illegally cho'en'
Several prisoners in the Penitentiary were con-
yicted under the indictments by the same Grand
Jury, and are now claiming to be released.
Numerous thieves who attended the inaugura-
ton still remain here, committing frequent
robberies. There is much excitement now
among Office seekers.
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FROM INDIANA.
More ShOOtlng-The TriaI of Mrs. Glenn,
tine MurdereBs.
SpectaI Despatch 10 The Evening Telegraph

INDIANAPOLIS, March 9.-At Columbus, last
evening, William 0lmstead shot and mortally
wounded his stepfather, Jefferson 0lmstead.
They lived three miles west OF Columbus They
had started home, but got into an alteration
on the way, when the boy DIRE " revolver and
shot his father in the bowels.
The counsel of Mrs. Glenn filed their applica-
tion yesterday for a new trial, presenting
twenty reasons therefor. One of the reasons
was that four of the jurors previous to being
empannelled had formed and expressed an
opinion on the case.
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The New Hampshire Eiec ton.
Special Uaspatch @ The Et,enffin TdLa n1dnh

CONCORD, N. f., March 9.-The weather here
to-day is mild and spring-llke. The sleighlng
Is excellent.
The State election opens here to-day quite
lively, and large vote is anticipated. A Re-
publican victory is expected, partly from reason
of the Republican majorties iu November, aud
partly in consequence of the Democrats having
evinced no particular enthusiasm in the cam
paign.
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The TribuIations OF Bruisers.

SpeotoI Despatch % The EOeNt'a0 IelsgTaph.
sr. LOUIS, March 9.-The proposed fight be-
tween McCool and Allen has hzzled. Aliens
hackers received telegram from Gallagher
expressing anxiety to take the job of Aliens
handp, whereupon Mccool expressed intense
disgust for the whole crowd, and threatened to
club any and every man who preached the sub
ject 10 him again. oa'-nn a
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Fire in East Cnmbridge. Mass.

BosToN, March 9.-The fire In East Cam bridge
yeste rday afternoon entirely destroyed the ex-
tensive lumber yard of d. N. Skellings Il Co.
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ThIs AlternOOn's QuOtatI0ns.

LONDON, March 9-P. M.-Consols for money,
92I; for account, SO. United States 5'2Js drmer
at S3. American stocks irmer and higher.
LIvERPooL, March 9-P. M.-Cotton easier,
Lard firm at 7Os. Cd. Pork quiet and steady.
Taliow, 46s.
HAvRE, March 9.-Cotton market opens quiet
IdvfRPooL, March Ga p. M.-Manchester
adyices are less favorable and cause dulness.
Breadstuffs are heavy. Wheat los. Sd. for
California white, and 9s. I'd, for red Western.
Flour, 24s, Peaai 42s, r pro- "f"a
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Republicans Victorious.

LEWISTON, Me-, March 9.-The Republicans
carried eVery'ward bat one in Auburn at the
city election yesterday. There was no choice
for Mayor, the Republicans having two candl-
Haf
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ARRIVED THIS MORNING.

o.oov,.,. a. a nni WE'D THIS MORNING, rr.
osne ea"sh,P , aunter Harding SO hours from Provr
qelce Win mdse. TO ID. s. 5tetsou n Co or ~,
passe1 one baTque, Two bTigs, and severaI
schr Adaie Ryerson. Houghton. SO dava f,orn q,
Jonp N T. with lalhs To j. w. Gaskili "a sons Ss'
DSnI ~. =. Sinltn Cfie ddys from New York with
barley 10 Massey. Huston d Co ~" ~S'A' WIN
N.s S,eameh s henry L cav Her. I8 hours from Bati
Steamer Richard Wnnnrs vi oana,n 5a IA bon,. ,.,,,
hAinmore' with mdse 10 A. Groves. Jr. "'''s "
C0TTespondStlce Of lhe Philadelphia Erchanoe
lEWsS. Del, March 7-6 p, M-Brig lcxoela,or
point OF Cape HenloI about A M on Sst1rde M, sne
ourlng mick snoH storm; about hJoh S1a,a. ~.
n wlno nooS Snsngea 10 NV blowing hard fna osu
nnosS ne southern beach. She 10 now comin Ia iS
Brigs Union T.. for sasuA Resolu,s, for savannah.
SIs Tor Csraenas, ali from wena 10 .ss
WA JOSEPH LAFETRA.
sh,n uo.,... =, MEMORANDA. -.
ta2Say VENUS Nerper hence, az San Francaoo va
at ocIocR tb,s bW,yS%nE Barrett hence at Savannah
tom nj ~ & Pioneer CSsharine hence at whining
,ss6%shp Prometheus Gray hence, at Charleston
osy Steamship Roman, Baker hence at Boston yesser
.,sS s,teSsmanip a,cp Hunter Harding. for PhiIadenh,a
sailed nom Providence al inst "~o'pn'"p
svsIs aezleiou Gardner. hence for Taunton aua
Veaissd"x Softon' hence for oreenport a. New xoTS
scss Tesssr Henley, for Philadelphia cleared nj
,OS sch5 ,s r. Miller for Philadelphia cleared a, ao..
N schE = a. Nay. Baker at Boston 7.h inst. from
,r sSnf Sea Ny%ph oOney. for PhiIAdsphIa, sailed
asssh sSht Ss4rEe NsbngsE from waFehAm Cor Phllas
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THE EUROPEAN MARKETS.
BY Atlantic OubIe.
This Mornings Quo tatIOns.

LONDON, March "a. M.-O0nsOs for money,
924; Tor account, 92S United States 2Oss,
S2a. American stocks steady. Erie Railroad,
24a; III nois Central. 81; Great Western, 32t.
LIVERPOOL, March ga. M.-Cotton qniet;
upland middliDg, l24d.; Orleans mlddllng, I2ad.
The sales for To- day are estimated at 1000 bales.
Other articles are unchanged.
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A Commercial ConvocatIon,
al Despatch TO The Evening Telegraph.

MEMPHIs, March GA general commercial
convention meets here ON the 10th OF March.
Ex-President Johnson and other prominent
men have already signIded their intention to be
nreeent
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OLEARJD THIS MORNING..
6teamship Fanlta, Howe, New York, John II. Ohl
Br brig AliaYela, Thompson. Hayagues, O. @. Van
Horn. - = - ' -
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PORT OF PHILADELPHIA. 49,.

STATE OF zHERMoMErER All ran EVENING rx...
GRAPH OFFICE. ~-
A. .M.-...."...38 IL A. M....".... ST Q p, M.. ha
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
For additional Marine News see Inside Pane

IBY rELEeRAPH.I
NEW YORK, March 9.-Arrived, steamship New
York, from Bremen. ~'e"
by AAantte Cu5le)
QUEnNsT0WN. March 8. - Arrived ataaruaht,
Aleppe, from New York. -P
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The President to Recall His Mes.
sage from the Senate-He
will Accept Stewards
Resignation.
Ultimate Composition of the
Cabinet-The Arrival and
Qualification of the
Secretaries.
Financial and Commercial
FROM WASHINGTON.

Special Despatch TO The ECentTl1 Telegraph.
The CabIDet-Its ultimate Organization
Some Changes that are 10 be Made.
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Markets by Telegraph /,


LONDON, Mai b 15-Noon.-Consols, 92H. Bonds
ssZ Tupentins 32s Cd. Tallow friner at AIS Cd.
LIVERPOOL, March l5-Nooa-Cotton opens quiet
uplands, l2a,oHd; Orleans 12ha127sd sales estt
mated at 10, 900 bales. Breadstuns quiet Lard and
pork quiet. Bacon, 62s.
Evening-Cotton steady; uplantls 12a121s; Orleans
12ka12,S; sales 10 900 bales.
HXvRE, March 15.-Cotton opens quiet IN d steady.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
New YORK, March 15-Noon Money stead J at Z
Sterling, 81. Gold, 81. 62's 20. Cotton quiet al
2s1sa25%c.
Evening-Cotton dull and shade lower; sales
900 bales at 2SI1 cents. Flour duh and decuing
perfiue State So 40I3 9j; common to fair Southern
extra sc 20. Wheat spring shade Grmer; winter
dull and declining. Corn heavy and lower; mi1ed
Vest IN $3.50. Pork unchanged. Lard shade
firmer kettle 19al91l. Rice dull and heavy. Sugar
quiet and steady. Coffee quiet but not very firm.
Molasses heavy. Turpentne 49a49h. Rosin 50 SOa
ss Freights shade frmer; cotton by steam 3-l6d.
62s 105. Southern securities dull South Carolinas
H. Money quiet and easy at GIT. Sterling dull at
81. Gold 3l5S.
C1soINsATI, March 1s.-F1our dull, family Sc 50a
675. Corn quiet at Csc. Provisions tending up.
Pork ;sl offered but held at s31 80; bacon shoulders
1S1a14c; clear iles II 715a177le; sugar cured hams
18a19c.
ST LOUIS, March 15.-Flour declined 1oa15c. Corn
dull ut S. 6oc; sacked 66a6Sc whiskey declining at
sOXc. Pork sS2 Shoulders 1S,lal4c
LoU1svIILE. March 15.-Pork s33. Lard 181<a1sc.
Shoulders 14%c. Clear sidos 17Xc. Flour S. STAG.
Whskey o2c.
BALTIMORE, March 15.-Cotton quiet at 2sh cts
Flour dull and inactive. Prime rel wheat 81 92
Corn dull; white s3as5; yellow s6a8s. Oats dull at
s2a65. kye 81 40. Pork s32 5oa33. Bacon active.
with an advancing tendency; shoulders AXal5.
Lard firm at 20. Whiskey Arm at s5.
WILMINGTON, March 15.-Spirits Of turpentine
dull ut AK. Rosin quiet; strained 81 80. Crude
turpentne declined 2oa40 cts now quoted at 81 Goa
$50. Tar advanced l0a15c, at 81 10. Cotton dull
at 26k for mixed.
AUGUSTA, March 15.-cotton dull; sales 100 bales;
receipts 262; midding 26Ha27
SAVANNAH. March 16.-Cotton in better demand;
sales COO bales; mid ding 27h; receipts $50.
MOBILE, Harch I5.-Cotton dull; sales 500 bales;
low middling 261zs26A; rece pt. 493; exports 7o6.
Nsw ORLEANS, Ma ch 15.-Cotton easier; middling
%; salcs 1903 bales; .pts 1916 bales. God 32%.
Sterling 4S,l; sight exchange on New York y pre-
MUM Sugar nominal: common l2%; prime IL.
Molasscs dull; prime 7oa75.
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Murray, Ferris &; Co.'s Naval Store Cir
cnlar.

NEW YORK, March 13.-aP-nrrs TuRpEsrINR-
The dullness noted in ,ur last ha Continued through
out the week, The sales amounting to only t'U noli
at from 53l Gown to 49c ut winch the market closes
very weak The downward tendency has been accel-
le atcd by the ecout desir Of two large speculative
holders to realiz, as there ia no dmnulon OF STOCK
although arr quite close to the new season. ke-
cepts 285 hbls No exports.
kosIN.-Thc sales and resaes foot up about A. 00O
bhls at 50 421a2 50 for strained common; So 5Ol2 55
for good strained and No g. mixedj So 6oa3 ior No
to low Mol and include 1910 bbis at 81 5Ua4 IS tor
No to low pale; S5a7 rs for Lale to extra pale, and
Go bbls window glass at retail slial5; This large
business has been unattended by any ex Itsment,
aud to two last days the market had the appeIr-
auce Of being quite dull but at the close there IS an
active inquiry for Germany. We quote strlined
common 81 4j. The amount now going on boar1 il
unusually large, and we look 10 see our stock LIST
April below 100 90 bbls. Freshts are lower to all
ports Receipts p 28l bbls.
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that they may wish TO pursue. Nevertheless
it may be proper to say that accept this in
formal, but most cordial welcome, as purely
cal significance. Indeed, I can and will say
that the tremendous events of the last eight
years have had great tendency to deaden, If
not destroy, old party feelings, and for myself
I can truly declare that no more feel the po-
itioal exeitements that marked the scenes or
my former years than if I were an extinct vol
cano. will not now say moro, except to eX-
press the pleasure that feel in coming back to
the people whom I so dearly loved"
Christina Nilsson is to receive two hun
drcd pounds for every night she sings IN Lon
don. Malibrau received at the Drury Lane one
hundred aud fifty pounds night. Laolache
received as much, and fifty pounds for s'nSle
singing lesson which he gave to Queen Victo-
ma. The second benefit of Taglioni, the ceie-
bratei ballot dlncer, at st. Petersburg, yield
ed her the enormous sum of 81 900 roubles, be-
sides large number Of costly presents. Pa
garini gave violin lessons, and charged 1000
francs for each. Hummel, the famous pianist,
left to his heirs 375, 900 francs in cash, and o
very large number of costly presents, which be
had received al the different courts of Europe.
Among these presents were twenty-six Ola
mond rings of the highest value, thirty-four
golden snuff boxes, and one hundred and forty
two splendid watches. Mario and Alboni
when at the height of their fame, never sang
for less than two thousand francs, and Tam
berlik received twenty-five hundred francs.
Hertz and Thalberg each brought homo, from
one trip to the Uuited States, upward OF thre
hundred thousand dollars. Bogumil Dawlso
received from Manager Woltersdorf, in Berlin,
ten thousand dollars for thirty peformances,
and in the United States he made sixty thous-
and dollars Rossini was once offered mil
lion francs. by an enterprising French mana
ger, if he would himself sing, for Six month s,
Figaro" in his opera, ''The Barber of Seville"
Rossini decli ed the offer.
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Columbus Weekly Market.

COLUMBUS March IL -, oTToN Less has been
done in Columbus this week than during any nlmi-
lar porIoi during the 'cAson Qu)lat ms have
hu 'iuaed with tho liverpool aud New York mar
kets, the closing figures of which we give for each
day Local spec Il tors sr1 100 hoavily loaded to
buy much Orc .sionally y few ship. Shippers have
been applied with few orders. AMI those below the
market. 10 buy Let Of any sizo much higher
figures than given. which OF actual sles, aro
demanded. Tho majority OF sales ae from good OF:
dinary to low midIlInss. Very Nv purchases OF
tInue Dir and will SELL except in sm II qaanti-
ttes ut existing dgures They sec the total crop Of
the United states will be short-most probably will
fall uuder 23Oo 900 bales-and are conhdeut prices
VII! ~: e: rs .c.@:c =: ;sec, The cot
ton in th. country is pretty much exhausted.
Rains have prevented farm work. and planters
h,y ayailed them selves OF the opportunity to bring
their ttou to the cities, where they store. Women
have Withdrawn almost altog iher from tho heiis,
and not as many men n be obtained as last year.
Few freedmen are farming on their own account. 10
supply tue loss OF labor, fcrtiiz rs nro be. largely
bought to enrich land. The yied, however WILL
hardly equal an ordinary year wi'h fuli c.,rps OF
han is Notwithstanding heIv' mlpuripg. VI the
ock re it is estin lied tn 300U bales are held by
spe ulitors OF his city AMI sertod, SJ00 heaVuy ad-
yauced on, the rest unipcunbered.
Tho following are the reports OF tho warehouses;
quotations: saturday 26Ai27c, local demand; sales
4 bl,es MondIy ask .2Tc sales IL baes Tues.
day 26hc, sales % b. es. Wednesday 26c, sales 6o
bales thursday 26c IN ne morning., cio:e9 nolnl,
pal.y sales Us bales. ro-daJs sales 1856 bacs at
about tho follow ng quotations, which w"rs tho ru Ing
ones for small lots OldlIary 22i23H; good ordina
ry 24a24H; low m mddlrgs 2'a25H: middlinSs, North
ern 28; good midd pg' 26h.
receipts 5e3 bales against 1885 tho correspo nd ing
week of Last season. aud 496 The previous week OF
this ,epr shipments $50 baies-2jl by southwestern
RaiIroad; 3Ss by Fernandina Route; ~ Tor nome
consumption; IS by Opelika Railroad
WEEKLY STATEMENT
stock on hand Sept l, 1858. xSo
Received pas. week. .oSS
heceiyed previously .........4i,oL2 4o'lVo
Az ssb
.t;,,od ,o.t vverk $50
shpSd hppSd P"% Pnr.vious1y 2i2 s1o7a
s,oct on hand March Il. 1873. ,Sl3
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THE DAILY NEWS.
Untrue.

II eho honld have been Nho was false and unuue
To tho promises utrele so long. long ago.
TIM only " oman no mors love-ou. yo9
Arc mln royal bo:" in tee purple. you sSa SnTw-
It shculd have been ]. love, 1t shou'o law o''A
For women are aithless aud hctlc. and weak
False ewes smiling .yes'-l'ps murmorin' mo-;
~sen tos qui Sc fe' to the VOWS tnat Mey speak,
1K;nT FriDri. was learned in womeni-and so
Itshould have been I. love, it should have been
Rnt n man. Could man fond woman dec i've,
He hso Ar hurs Douglas. 90 .tendr aud trew i
Ah mol Lei him swea ee. so li.htly, beleve
For sesaoer # i,lis are all men-like you!
It should nave bsen I, love, 1t should have been
All, II it were whose heart had grown cold
And weary of low ng. one word whispered low,
One tender caress, such as ih-lled me OF old,
Would have brought b.ck my faith to that dear
lopg ago
X should have Leen I, love, it should have been
Alas it is you'll Lily truth must hide
Keep bac- the deep sobs, make my laugh hent
and CAV,
And die with IA jet in my womanly pride.
lest the ha d litter voiceS around me snouid say
It should have been I. love, it should have been
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Krnosrss EXPLOSION AND PANIC In CHURCH.
A. Waukesan, ILL.,. Oil tlu S'h !,'st. th1Ie wero ,:
assembled large 'ag sh0nS. s made m Of 'nS Wool r rhe
ea,rcn Cn".J" has Two iro, frames, depending by Il
onu.s" nrnv with places for kerosene Lamps. Imag,
i', ,Ie f,,st of these uuscsewei by the !rco Vi
Icy 'Io ' sIupidity. Fancy these lamps breaking
s'..I tnr hnrniu, oil streamln. on female attire.
s.', a,u s,d.r urh n su,rins cr,wd-tho frigat-the
,,snic nU widows were broken; people tr"Inpiod
upon aud all was consterna'4n oman anu s .cflGl ,ha
49, sn,oth notwithstanding aud Catholics
,n,n,no main in the work. me Of the ladies and
!Santemen ! we're bruised in the panic.
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The BILL 10 STRENGTHEN TIE PUBLIC
CRrprr.-The following is the shape IN whcn
tho bill to s,reug hen the public credit passed
the House on Friday and the Senate esterdaS !:
Be Il mated, &C., That in o'd,r to remove
any doubt as TO tho parpose OF tho govern
nent TO dscharg al Just "blisStons TO tue
poU ,oOs and lnscrpretauons Of the sws by virtue
: nsreSy 'n and IS ssSa .s:m1y 'nss psss es
.I.h W ,ovmn, IN coln or ITS equivalent. OF oil
the in,cre t-Dearing obi ;a;ions OF tae United
Sia,oa. Sta o. xesps in cases waero the law aayho: G
9s I'D 1sy JAY tue sns s%s 1sfasSSs ss si Sh,
v' iawtn, money. or other currcucy than gold ani
ii%t Liver PruyJod. however, That b. lore any OF
said sna1' interest bearing obLgstions not already
due shall mature or bo PAD before m m 'turiy' ,u ~
~, aI t;,otcs notes sna be mado convertible
INTO on,n u tuc Option OF III. 5ohlor.
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ConsIgnees per south CaI DINA Railroad
March 16.

57S bales Cotton, 90 bales Domestics, 6S2 bushels
Grain, 2 cars Lumber, cars stock. 10 Railroad
Agent pclzer. Rodg rs K Co, WV smith, Reoder
Davis, Busch, Kirkpatrick Witte. Thurston L.
Holmes, Il " Williams Co, DowlinS & Co, Frost
Auger Goldsmith IL Son, q II Walter & Co, D Jen-
nings Co. w @ Courtne; Co, z sharp Go,
D e sloan, Johnston, Crews Co. " Ryan. 4
Pr1ngle, ] Wiss Graesor & Smith. G " stefens,
Cameron L Barkey.
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For March and APRIL, 1oe bales at 81c. For April,
15O bales 2ss; l50 at 2sc; 200 at 2 200 at 2Sc;
$40 At 211sc For May, 100 bale, at 28ho All OF the
anove wfre low mi din.. Yesterday $40 tales low
middling were sod: 1(0 for aarch at 27Hc; 40U for
April at 2T 1sc; 30r for Mlv at 275sc.
RECEIPTS AND L1PoLTs The rpceipts this week
have been sc 7S7 bacs nsalnst Gj 089 bales The cor
responding wres last year. and the foreign exports
81 ,S42 bales against IS 978 bales in 1861
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Total. al..................1,3l 81

Excess in visible supply. .............. 6262
Stock of cotton held by Manchester SINNERS ut
the mills now 7U 600 bales, same time 1865 l82 QUO
bales. Middling Dreams. now 122sd, then l0sd