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dsys. Md.e. To " Roach Co. Adger Co.
Adams. Damon co. D Anmp. Q Anrens 20,
Bischof Co. q Brows. BulSne SamnSeo U0;
b 20. ciacius & WItte, q Cobia co, SaDp-
hall, Dowe& Noise Duyal Son, Douglass q
Miller. q EliAs 2 Fleming CO. b foley. a9ia- l.
sten oGilChris a'1aries' %nr oo ToImes Calder
J " HARRISON. j Hurkamp 20. d hacke., e.
fords 90, Knobeloch Small b Katie 20.
Kornahrens. Knobeoeh. Mehoy hice e. MnntSuG paul
l. DO A NoCobb, Jr, C Psnknin, W P1ddon, D
Railroad Agent, Rsvenel Holmes, D sllcoI. d
sieoinp Ricke & scnachte. " sheppard, etennouse
l. Co. Thurston Holmes, V9liers; ,.n sn0Gni n
walker. West Jones. W l. Yates, q Irott. n
BRISTOL R White. " Russell. " Brookbanks, "
B Wilson. and Davis: a.,,
schr Annie Lewis, Dayton, New York; days.
Hay. su'phuric Acid, &c. 10 the Mater, King
Gibboa, Wando Company, and others.
Cleared saturday.
Steamship Champion, Lockwood, New York-Jamee
Adger & Go.
Sailed Saturday.
Steamship Champion, lockwood, New York.
schr Anna Leland, Bennett, Boston.
From this Port.
Steam tug Relief. Finn, Savannah, May 81.
Cleared for this Port.
steamship W Everman, Snyder, at Phiadelphia,
May 20. 80,
steamship Sea Gun Dutton, at Baltimore, May u.
British bark Maria Webster, at Norfolk, May II.
Shipnews by Te'cRraph.
SAVANNAH, May 22-Arriyed, Virgo from New
York; Mary Hupper from New YORK; Lizzie osfr
from Boston.
sailed. Howard for Boston; Benjamin Reed for
Providence; San Jacinto for New York. %
LIST OF VESSELS
OF, CLEARED IND SAILED FOB THIS i'/"i
FOREIGN
LIVERPOOL.
The Clifton, Williams, sailed. ~ ~
The Minnie Robertson, up. p.....".....'...'apfn ~
MEsT1C
sosroE.
sehr Anna Glover, Terry, cleared. Nay 10 10
schr N Hawkins Wyatt, up......."......Ap April "a
belfast, ME.
Brig Alexander Milliken. snow, sailed... &c
schr Daybreak, Blake, up.... ..'..'''.''' may -
BANGOR, ME-
scbr Jacob A. William Friebie, sailed. May
SEW 7oRR :,
schr Minnie, Hudson, up.... &c &c
schr " Smith, Tooker. oeared Mountaineering &c
PHILADELPHIA
Steamship W Evermun. Snyder, cleared 80. Nay ~ y
Isr1g Josie Devereu1 CLARK, up....'.".' mY nc nc
Schr Henry Allen, Taten cleaI ed. ......'..'.msy &c
BALTIMORE.
Steamship Sea Gull, Duttou. cleared. MAY q
NORFOLK. VA
British bark Maria. Webster. cleared. ....maS =
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s,v.nnah weekly Market.

..v,Hn.u Mav oo-Co1roN.-The staple du-
SAxANNAa, NT y. ~, e,ved but lit le attention
ring tne pas. WEE n England has caused prices
the pa1 sate % 20 he easv. spinners even at ru-
IN the raw maela ~ sr,ch lois as were desired for
ling pss pIiees caai,suention eni~E Ony
mmeoiass ,,o. roIJ sprinc. 10 contiuuapc, OF
Inc unusnany Iuv dav, Sas had The tendency to re.
wn,cn ~, we .ow,h NJ the cotton plant, and perhaps
ard ine elo"mn - s,,nnoss that the ,niury bss bee
!es1 psis so,a s,Ii,v !. that frpm this time con.
MA, oat ,,p,uS INC hs summer months. the weuh-r
ununB n[ouE't ,no i - ,,I.os tHa ni,nt in The
Will be suinslen''y Io.cIlI ~, " .,ood r;aid
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s..1 10 SG.s,esss by Telegraph.

..S.i!G No16e&e ny IoAeBk~f
MnlsE;sis fotztoN MaRK11s
.IospoH. May 92a-Noon.-consols, ssA. Bonds'
>5asL -Gua9af, nfoak buoy ant at 2ss Cd.
olsfaSr,pou, xay n Noon Cotton opened ouni
1nisfnds, i1x; Orleans. ii Il; sales 7ceohales'
"A lnsrnoon. .--cottcn-upiands, Dk; orleans NJ
Corn. 27s :Tutpe1tine, 47s Cd.
HI ....ffH4ssvs.y Hy "a saoon;-cot@ opened qu'e''
va 8, ..-.z.. poxEsr1o MARKETS..
XIV YORK, May 2a-Noon.-stocks strong and
-.,.Aya Money steady steflins OK. Gold OK. Flour
ann. $50 lover. Wheat tuil ar 10 lower. Corn
,ssSsns.d, Purk dull at s81 26as1 go 1ud dull;
sksSm lsEaisX. Cotton quiet at2 Turpenttne
,.S<nak3s ,Resin quiet; strained q IS. ffeigns'
l,:TysndaeL LwsIlsheet quiet this afternoon. Money
SsalhssysIG Bank st1tement favorable: Eonds dull
.octslaX. Gold strong. az. Cotton quiet; sales
1aso haIes st .Sx. Flour dull. Wheat 1a2c lower
aEaa nasbmg,G Mnntey hrmsr at slai 10. Pota
s1IIs,aiasi a1Hss12k Lard lower kettle lsalsA
l4uf1Sftfne Arm ts;s2sGi9. Groceries quiet ane
5assesdy. yretshts Arm.
-. Bi11uron1, Ma, 2a-eotton scarce at %. floul
steady. wheat veal; prime Pennsylvania red u O
sfss; ysileyrsd q o2a2 10. Corn hrn; white u
yellow s7sSa Whiskey very scarce at 81 06. FRO
yisio.s Arm Tirginiss. old. inscribed. tot; es'
jsX; North Csroltpas; Old, "a bid.
af!t o1cuimcz1, hsy 9E-Msss pork quist and un'
Dscpn, DIR demand, especially for rides
sshsli Sris iso;s daSs ieatsXe, cloGine &c higher
hams ieilec, 4s.4s = - iss.'isr' - "a
Sf:Yuus, My 2a-Mhisksy higher, sss. Pro
>yis,ons nrm. Roak8sSssa63. Baoon-josbin2 sale'
onyy:yhouidefJ lSes clear sides 17c; sugar cured
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Interior Cotton Markets.

COLUMBIA, May 22-lhe cotton market has Deen
yery dull durin the past week, and consequently
we are unable to give any quotations. A.,
oRANGEBURa, May 22"sales OF cotson ZOE .Ve we
week 10 bales; market dull and declining. we
mote ordinary 2Sk; low mIddlng "a; middling 2aa
IS cents. ,,.,, r,,,er
quit TO- dsy-no change in prices. Receipts 'oGss
II hales: sbipments s bales; sales IA bales. The
quotations ara os follows: Ordinary 23 good ordi.
nary 94h; low middline rs; middlins 25H. 1he
stock on hand by count is 1851 bales. At cores
pending time Last year it was 1886 ba'es.
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Cousignees per Northeastern Railroad
May a..

II bales Cotton. 50 bushels Rice, $50 bbla Naval
Stores Lumber, Stock. Mdse, &c. To J baraen'
msu Howell, j A Quackenbush, Dowie Noise, g
W Williams CO. Shackelford & Kelly, Mowry CO,
Frost l. Adger, NJ Goldsmiih son. A Goldsmith
& Co, strauss Vance. KInck, Wickenoelg 70,
and Railroad Agent
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Commercial.
Exports.

NEW YoRH-per steamship Champio9cM,tg co,ton o1sS aSS
Sea Island Cotton s's bales 9paIa haes Waste iS
neIoe9 n,ee ZOO e, pity Barrels, 80 Packages,
" 1859 bbls and boxes ,egetaoiee.
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{ Ionslgnees per south nioilnn Nahron'
May 22.

qo1 bales Cotton. s6 ba.es Domestics. % hhds Ba.
coa. l07 bbls Naval Stores. csrs Lumber, cars
wool. TO Railroad A. ent, Pc ger. Rodgers co. Il
Mure & Co, Goldsmith L Son, CIV Wtliams co, q
fans n Col la 4 Co, j q Muller htre-t Bros Co, g
A trenholm snu, A J Salinas, 7 W Devices,
Klnsman & Howell, W 6 Whildep, and Klatte 6
N
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-
i HlyANA, May 16-Ths authorized "soard Q
SBrftefs" psos sng.ss. st 1e closing rasa oa S sne
previous Weef-No ~ y sess pSa To,,rss fron
classes IN ptoPosou crrrn &hs basfs efven with tne
anoeq feel mose s s.,onss ~ Mac. "a
stdrepeln meiae9 sotnss :. ssas1M - INA IN nv.
s1heneafes1nitesn ~ c :. ~ y. 81 Sysatn an. hrnvne
ylRo04 DO Nos y 70 ~ y % 80" ~ W. a.
SbdAoe1t- and ~ g s.s,,n az
Hos tdaslQ At $xazH %; ecnIInueaS ~ So,I ~
goods ON the market 1uderof; ssIeb VI No Aon ~
at 3xk 90; tNnscdvadoes-for fennnS eooos SSsa
,1X II iSsles cl the week ccVee 81 GOO boxes ship
fSoShnlG OF Nhtch fnr ports OF United SsSes ana
E,.c,..S -! asa sssl boxes and ~ 1873 hhdsi
SSx!.x a. ssme nertod iast yeir ass ee3 boxes and
18An.s ~ essNo f -
1Aaoe nnds. .,,s. n,. t,e.n ,an;et throaaoh
s1S.S rss.snk ss,rss nsre al al con
1no VI N : -. ste rsSIS mr. feu and
11tno 6 5sAS 40. = - - - q an . - 40,
nsr0b1Exs3epdfs hgnf sna nm az IeeooS - ~:
s39n 5HDeher procu Oh tne iSAno = nAu Asen.As
T ras9Ts s |PsImouih P and o. ders at Il Is to ca;
two Vessen aos So,n,os Ts ~
nogn9esSes - - fSr snI 4las ca. Chartered ior
~, s,,cs,ia G,errnan. s5O0 boxes sugar
9oM zotA oes uss.t ny Ts,;la, Oriavia EOC hous-
80. sSs.s.ssnss, ak Al each. currency ppeci.
a. srsa IT. d. stover. 600 hoqsheads
9as saeSs = sta ssa' Nnrth =, Hstterss-
'eans1 30 ~ do do TO load nj csiharisni nj Ga
ossSE,StiS oE S b.rS Maggie ito load here for Hs1te
I'd BasdesuI q 4sh nc. S,,.im.s. ITs ..e ,s.hsr uli
51les1n 19 ossn 80. eoos oeo ondon 80 days'
,srs,nnm. soa o0o francs par to
nen. M;,,ad ,tates enrrsncy s,5e,oOO 60
o,seout' =, VsI 9Tw 4" nax discount and %ix for
@ .,. Sns h;',. A. ana ooS short s,eht at az to SIX
saoes nSn. ha seT Closing Al n A. nj today: Lon.
- n d:,s, sioht m Y TO "a premium; Paris do IN
10 4 discounts United States, GO days sight curren.
do; gold short sight at 2h to premium nt;, more
PsRef On INC niAi NV" 1890
s5t'.~" .., ,..rh.t
BOSTON, May 1s.-coTToNIIhe marSet mas mas
been steady and hrm Tor cotton tne pas. iS;t
sdyices nom the .ou,h make holders quite lnai.
ferent about selling at present. hnth on this
business ls noWeVet, gu"e ~. carnot ioot for
eide aud IN Sfeat ofns.n, anS Ih Lille snsnena;no
any materiai iInP oys.aenS W. ~ .nas soa. he
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seorratown Market.

GEORGETOWN, Nav 19.-C0TToR. sales this
Coa,s.Ep1tme white corn 81 16 per bushel.
INnsa.-Receip,s S01 sticks. Sales 100 STICKS or
dinsry 10 rood at to Is cents. Supply held oaeR
for better figures. h.,a
a o. yircip dip "a per Dbl f $50 lbs to the osrre
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By4sev YORK Classification we quote:

-, Natdanes i, ,.sss.A.......'.
iaRrcx.- Tho market was but sparingiy suppheo
Vim dock holders being Arm; sales only 80 aerc;s
Of csssa csror1a ~ 7Xc p fb. We quote nomi'
ulisnyitomni on to air clean Carolina ct KIOSK;
! ~ 80 =
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Charleston Cotton and Rico Market

Charleston Cotton ANA hicc Al"IAo
nvrIcr os THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEws,
CHARLESTON Saturday Evening, May "a
corros-The stock Of the staple In the hands OF
f.ctor, has become much reduced. The demand TO-
dav was ehty scme transactions in the lower quail
lies being at rates in buyers favor while the better
1rsdes Ienaiped steady; sales 100 bales, say; at
E9s,1; is ut rs; 25H; 2st2s; Sat 2eH; 10 at
Nh; at ag<; eat 27x; 10 at2sc. We quote:
. III tIIyIRfooL cLAssuIcAT1oN.
;,, Crdinary TO good ordinary ........26 @26H
- Low m'ddiing. ng...................M O.
,lk{ddltIaQ. .,,............. =, ........ .NN92I1s
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m. New York Vegetable and Frui
Market
Tho New York World cf Thursday last says:

Old uotatoes arc decidedly lower, and there Is
on;y small business ct the decline. Choice state
Prince Alberts 81 5Oa1 76 loose; do In
ba5sels, 12Xc added. Common potatoes are turned
out TO peddlers at almost buyers views. Some iots
from Michigan have been left at railroad stations
rather than pay freight spring s;uhis In good sup
DIV domestic generally lower. Norfolk green peas
are usually sbundant for the season. nearly &seW U
bushels having arrived since Sunday nat. tn E nn,
potatoes are In market from Charleston ous WIZ e Mo'
bring more than IS per barrel as as .hey ncnmbers
tuase Sor,Sa have arrived in good order. Carrots
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wil..iasten Market.

YuNINGl On. May a9.-TunrzNIntE:-saies OF
as bbs at 90 % for yeDev dip and u 10 for bard
s1prie 1uRRKaIMI-Is 10 lower. and the mar
aet eoses veak. Sales Of 800 bb.s st A2o per gallon
Roau sales OF IA bills at u 90 for No. 2. ~ 70
for exi1s No. O. o. SIN Tor low 10. ], bslhas for
pase and 81 30 for extra pale.
Tar SO bbls sold At ~ 86 per bbl
CoxToH-Sman sales st CSC for good ordinary.
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co1umbus weekly Cotton Market.


COLUMBUS, May 21-In this section the season
continues unfsvorable O, Wednesday and Thu rs.
day rains slow and dripping fell They were sue
oesded BY cool high Winds ana S ea a,snts ~ c.ioo
killing it In many plac g, and destroying m vleGr
For the past two days the Gather has been orlent
| and warm and the prospects, are fora continuance
The crop has been shortened great dea, sao muen
| retarded The season Will DO late:
| This market has been very dull the entire week.
The basis of prices have beeo go for Iniddhng.
! Grades of this class are very scarce. Inefe Des
been but sght demand. The receipts OF @ tne "ees
are 96 bales The stock has been reduced $50. Al.
ter this month but little more cotton IS e3pected
until sfter SEPT mber Let. OF the stock local specu-
lators hold about TOO bales.
day l9 bales; Monday 6; TUESDAY, 4s; wednesday 4A
Thursday 20. roday's sale| 81 bales: Demand 20
active at the following quotations: Vdinary oss ~
sooa OrDsy ~ ad.2s a9s as%s %s
house sales for tho week 25T bales Weeks receipts
Sc bales sganst Io4 the corresponding week last
season and SO the previous week Of this year. Ship
mcnts ls6 bales
Stock ON hand September ], 1858.
Beeeyed past week. A. sss Al 7sa
Received previously ly........."..s...4f ..4f'oso-Atf'<
/, 4e, ,Ol2
Shipped past week. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ., ase :, M,
shipped previously. .7S4-44' s2e
steck on hand May 20. 1869. .......".. s7s7
o. Nashville Cotton market.
= NASHVILLE. May 2o-corToN-Our market dur
ing the day was firm for best grades but entirely no
ninal for lower grades. We quote ordinary 81; good
ordinary 2Sa2aX ;]ow middhng 25. =.
=. - -. NAsHvI1L1 COTTON ErATKkENT.
Stock ON hand September !, 1884,. go
Recetyed to-day. .:......."....'.'..' 1S 1S "a oon
Received pre dcusly. ..49,25S-As'ss9
Total. 4s,459
Shipped to-day. -. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. S0I
stock ON hand $50
gi, Aoor;ws 71enn
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e Mariut afws.
Port of Charleston. May "a.

..-... PORT CALENDAR.
PEI. Is OF TEE MOON.
Last Quarter, Sd, 8 hours ~ minutes, morning.
New Noon, Ilth, 10 hours, 47 minutes. morning.
First Quarter. 18th. hours. minutes, evening.
Full Moon. 26th. 10 hours minutes. morning.
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IS INVALUABLE
It in crease 8 the
quantity and Inn.
proves tho quality
Of the MILK. II
has been proven
By actual expert
nltnt to increase
the g u antity OF
Milk and Cream
twenty per cent.
: and make the But
&C.,, anil drrnEs
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Inother authority reports that Old potSsoes ale
IN nom ali part. Of the country, the eonse'
pppenee is heavily stocked market; some lots re-
eSeiSed the past week. scarcely paying freight New
are more plenty, bat as yet preference 1s giVeo i@
Green peas are very plenty and lower. New Nor,
s,lk cabbages ore selling OF 81 50 per dozen, ana
Charleston string reans at S4a4 SO p busheL
Strawberries are increasing daily IN qu'nIuy Ioss ss
as we'll as quality; choice Maryland and Norfok
selling at 4oi5U cents per quart, and inferior Soa
S5 cent?. ,
Dried apples are quiet an2 unchanged. Peaches
are quiet and Iot as firm. Berries are SCARCE anu
wanted.
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Hen, advertisements.
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Merchandise for Real Estate.

A FIRM, retiring from the business. offers
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GneQnteltiqetrGe
MAY.

MAY.
The winds oderus that wander DER us,
The apple blossoms with scented bosoms-
What perfume sweeter doth mortal ken?
The soft caresses of air that bleSSes,
The warmth all balm In the midday calm,
Tell how the May time Is here again.
The corn lands ploughing; the grass land +
sowing;
The time is nearing the sheep for shearing;
The cattle feed In the pastures late,
The village rouSes; In all It's houses
New life Is springing; the wife works sing
ing;
The maiden bareheaded comes to the gate.
By dancing waters the Echool-boy loIters.
And loudly hollows. The busy SW allows
Squeak and chatter about the barn;
The bse is humm1ng the partridge drum
ming;
The night IL falling. the cuckoo's calling,
The hylas siugs by the sedgy tarn-
Lamps are alIght In the balmy night;
TwoS lovingly come strOlllng by,
And HIVeet old tales are softly said,
No need to borrow case for the morrow
1t will be fair, the signs declare;
The winds from the north-the sunset red.
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PROFESSOR TAYLOR, Principal Of the
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Axes. LIPPINCOTr q BAKEWELL,
Pittsburgh. Pa.
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