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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-05-14
RAiLHO
DUFrALO AND raIE mAILnOsD.


y On and after Monday. Nov. 3rd !seS,
Passenger Trains will run on this road DIS follows
LEAVE ERIE--GoING EAST.
b,eA a NJ NIGHT EXPRESS, stopping et
I'sV Ripley, Westfcld, ruhlirb and silver
creek, arriving at Buffalo at 4I5 A. NJ.
aA,SS \. NJ. NEW YORK EXrR ESS. stop
EV'rS ping at Wtstfcd Brocton. Duntirh, Sil-
vercreek, and Angola, arriviI.- ia Buffalo
at 2,lUP VI.
>.os P NJ, CINCINNATI EXPRESS. sto,
Is'sD ping at Northeast, Westield, Brocton.
Dunkrk and Silvcrcreek, and arrives at
Buffalo at 10 Is Z. ".
E,An A. NJ, MAIL AND ACCOMMODAi
VssvV TIoN, stopping Al all stations, arriving ut
Buffalo at 40 4. NJ
DIX p. Nj, DAY EXPRESS, stopping at
's'-sr Northeast Ripley, estied. Dunkirk,
,Silvprcrrck and Angola, arriving at Bul.
fao at 100 Y. NJ.
LEAVE BUFPkLo--goISG WEST
% M RAY EXrHFSS 6nEyR Esgpp1bg brsetan st Aa
W acid md Northeast, arriving at Erie
at3.l5 p. NJ.
e,nnp NJ. MAIL AND ACCOMMODA
f'DV TON, stopping at all stations, arriving
at Erie At $40 p. II.
G,IiA A. NJ. TOLEDO fNPRESS, stopping at
Us'FV all stations, qnd arriving at Erie a. lo2o
500 Pns NJ 4, sFANDQAT IEsss seSasR E1rRffs pa s2g
broctOn. We-tfield and Northeast, erriv-
ing at Erie at 20 A. NJ.
r.,pA A. NJ, NIGHT EXPRESS, stopping Il.
ts~V Silvercrcell. Dunkirll and WestHeld, ar
irving at Erie at ADO A. NJ
Railroad time IL 10 minutes faster than Elte tins
r n BROWN, Gen'l Supt
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Petroleum Centre Daily Recor'
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\ gentleman received an unpaid letter
commencing. "S,r, your letter of yesterday
bsars upon its face the stamp OF ialsehood y
lis answer w.s brief and to the purpose: ::
.SI, only wish your lette. Of yesterday
bore upon its face stamp If any kind"
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-08-08

- CATHOLIC CRUKcH AT THE CAFE OF Coop
HOPE. - OpeaiRg Of tie Catholic CRWFoA at
StHtterheiRl.-The 18th Of May was great day
for the Roman Catholic congregation OF
StutteFheim. To the exertiOnS OF Rev. Father
dc Sany, nobly assisted by the military and
civilians OF King Williams Town, it Is due
that . neW temple for the worship OF the
Almighty God has sprung up in this division,
and 1t must be confessed that the Cntholtc
Church at Stutterheim will favOrably compare
with any other edifice in the division. "A great
number of Germans went to receive the Holy
Sacrament, and after High Mass had been
ended by 'HaHeIliah his lordship held
sermon and, confirmation eeTviee, which con-
cluded the first Divine service held in the Ca
th0lic Church at Stutterheim. Tho Biahop's
ALLEGATION to the Germans contained simple
statements of facts connected with the erection
of the building ~ congratulations TO his flock
in that district upon tho achievement Of such
great Success, and an exhortation to all to
assemble in the tomple Of God frequently to
offer prayers and 20 instruct the little ones IN
the Catholic doctrine, 1t appears to be the
Bishops desire TO locate %aVO priests in KING
Williams Town, one of whom shall exclusive
ly make IL IL his duty to visit the membeTe OF
the CathOlie Chuzsh who resiioin the country
districts. This y q great wants and Dr.. Moran
deserves the full support OF the inhabitants
to be enabled 90 carry cut an O1lect which
Will confer 90 great boon upon the msmhers
7. I'D g. ~ ar- 80 #H
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Leavenworth claims to be so healthy
that when it-Feeeatly became necessary to
''inaugurate" the new graveyard, "they
had to shoot a man on purpose" On the
other hand Nebraska man, when asked
whether the Kansas people were fairly
honest, said, "DOn't know about honest (;
but they do say as how the folks around
take in their stone fences every night"
On recent trip of one of the Illinois
river packets-a light draft one, as there
was only two feet of water in the channel,
the passengers were startled by the cry of
ssMan Overboardl" The steamer was
stopped, and preparations were made to
save him, when he was heard exclaiming:
600 ahead with your -darned old steam
boat. I'll walk behind you"
A lady of certain-afEectionate DISPOSE
ton made her appearance upon the platform
of q railroad station, accompanied by a few
psts, via. goat, cat, Q rabbit, and
lively turtle in basket. % Must pay
extra for these animals Z" she queFiod of
the conductor, "Well, ma'am, y said the
Obliging official, "the goat, and the cat, and
the rabbit, them's dorgs, and must ga into
the baggage car, bot that there creature,
he's o hiHsect, and can go for nothing"
Mr.. Brandytoddy's three reasons for not
geutleman. "Tafe something to drink ."
said his friend to him one day. fINO, thank
you,n replied Mr.. b. "NO why not "
inquired his friend in great amazement.
ain the Rrst place." returned Mr.. B, 81 am
secretary Of q temperance society that Ns
20 meet to-day, and must preserve my
temperance character. In the second place,
this is the anniversary OF my father's
death, and out Of respect 70 him nave
promised never to drink on this day. And
In the third Plaoe, I have just taken some
thing sso . ae
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AEnIcAAL ADssEERRTTisEEiHEEisTs


Use Constructed upon an entirely new principie
10 is entirely different In principle and action from
Any Row II use and has every desirable advantage
3urioue pressure AZ the back at tho same tip supr
ing the abdomen and relieving aperture 81 All uue
The Button is formed that the prcasnre is
on IN parts OF the HerniRl aperture without In.
ringing on the Sperrato Chord The Competition Of
which the Button IL made in,peryious - mar
s and produces rapid absorption OF tho deposits
hutton 20 act immediately upon the tendin6sls canai
Ias closing the neck and ohllfafptfng
hsrniai Sac by adhesive inflammation. 49, 80
~ s as comfotable night day glove aapts
pc thrown out of place intestines be forcei
oy ~ oy any strain or movement 1t coFnplicated
and cannot get out Of order It Is the only Tllss fat
cures the mest obstinate well a. recent
cases OF Hernia qualities posseszed BY no other Trues
a. those wh9 have the vaxiopa kinda with sfpss
OF Dlnas can testfy This Instrument has recon-
ont the country for the relief and cure Of
such proois as heso Of theNsity my rtist arc Of
morn yalne than an5 pumbee Of CERTIFICATES persnns
I1ahy fsen ~ell hnewn partisa In New Ofsea1a snd
mS patients a every part Of fhe Union can be by
Ny beat Recommendations from patients who hars
spring Tra4Aes without obtaining relief and have
been cured by treatment IA children who arc run
sarea req9ire more than ordinary every attention.
xoH1Ek, giving strength aud certain relief In Weak
BACK ana Falling Of tho Womb. i3lEtli 81
with an experience of than ton yeara practice In
PROMISE perteOt relief roinfat and security and
more rapid Improvement than be obtained az any
other perscn or appliance In tho SOUTH without fvrar
10 the age Of TIE patient or length Of time acted
nn r ST. C. FERRIS.
80 Oface No. st. Charles stroet. up-etairs
hourS--rfom " h N. 70 r. NJ jyfi Sun
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Not bad for little girl of ten, whose
knowledge of geography is somewhat inn
perfect On hearing her father speak of
going TO the polls 60 vote, she very innocent
" inquired e che people a. the south voted
&C The equator.
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I Ores soN,
PAINTER.

II. CREsso
PAINT
Has removed his store to the corner Of Baronno and
Common streets.
He keeps on hand French and American PAPER
HANGrNGS Religious Articles, such Prayer Beads,
ImRgea EnRCRvngs, &C
continues Painting Ofnaznenting Lettering
Morrow, Tie specaiIty oserouSd Flooring in the form
Of Paroquet on Btuminous Composition, which pre-
.nitely. Is tssaGA pIscsd n ths upssr s4Ssisz.
Also-!The DessicatiSe CompOsitioa, for preserving
from nn humidity tho Brick Walls IN tho interior OF
Il B.sThese tive spscialities constitute saving of
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING.
J. 8. BRADLEY,
Lafayette strect.--------..-1l5
Between Camp and Magazine Strests
Is prepared to do q GENERAL PAINTING BUsI
NESS in all s branches House and Sign Painting, Wal
CoLoRENG, GLAZING, etc., and hopes by strict ut
Mr.. r. HEBRON has charge Of tho Sign Department.
and pledges his best efforts % give satsaeen to the
SIGNS BANNERs FLAGS, etc.
An orders viii receive prompt attention 1s6I On
JAMES REYNOLDS, /,
Nos 100 AND Iea PoYDRAs STREET,
Near Sc. ChAries, New Orleans
MANuEAcTuREn OF
MARBLE MANTEIs MONUMENTS. ToABs, AND
TohBs STOHES-
Csbinss. Pisr ana Pls1aesr slGbs uaae 20 o-dsr
H. B-Mayblo and Brick Talsbs bass afsss tha ls4sst
asaEns and oxocutoa In WsrkIaaallke and -
ohsaP, Inst ohaPo, than b. any other Marbls estab-
! iiahusus IN tl.O city. s1So u
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ID y GOGARTx, CAEHoLac sO0gg
!. STATI0NEK, Isl Camp etrseN n1
TILL niST ~ chH sS kssgs ssasrsl ssssk
Werk.. An tho lateat chshAli0 Pn6iieatj
tUzee- Gehesaa AEans Tor al Cathn,ia II
Aagasinsa- base Balls. H&tS Ia1sa, 81
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Our nearest neighbor was Mr.. Sawyer,
ahont d qnarter of mile distant 1t was
finally decided that Nettie and l should
hasten with lispeed and get him to come
over. We found Mr.. Sawyer at home. He
laughed at orr stories, and declared some
one must have come in on purpose to
Brighten us. He very readily returned with
us. We found my brothers and sisters all
huddled together q little way down the
road. Mr.. Sawyer took the lead, taking u
stout stick in his right hand, and the lamp
in the left, he advanced slowly up stairs,
cautiously peering abOutin every direction.
We all followed, with white, scared faces,
tremb bling in every limb. Seeing nothing,
Mr.. Sawyer advanced to the front chamber.
"There, that is it," exclaimed Mary, as
our ears were again greeted with that
Kissing sound, at the same time rushing to
"Stop p cried Mr.. Sawyer, as we were
all in the act of following Mary's- example.
"Don't you know what that is Z" at the
same time boldly advancing into the room,
and filling it with peals of laughter.
Thus encouraged we all returned.- 9fIere
stood Mr.. Sawyer fairly shaking with
merriment, and pointing TO the hearthstone.
What was our astOnishment to see about
half dozen swallows lying there, making
that disagreeable kissing noise. The poor
little things nest had given way from its
hold up the long, dismal chimney. In the
midst of our laughter and ordinations our
parents returned, and they, after listening
to the events of the evening, bundled us all
off to bed.
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w H BERRY,
CARPENTER AND BUILDER,
136- -GirOd Street, lbs
viii take contracts for Building do any kinds Of
jobbing aud repairing Orders left at the shop
through the Postoce, Will receive prompt attention
apps ly
CtIsTERNS. .CISTRRNS.
MURRAY -----
CARPENTER and =GIstern Maker.
1873 Magazine street. near Julia, New 0rleanA
lot Of Cisterns made of tho best material and
kmahahip kept constantly heRd and for sale
prices suit the tmes An kinds of Cisterns made to
order and repaired ordoTs promptly attended e.,
iys5 ~
TAs. f. BEHAN, CARVER AND CARPENTER,
2S2 Magazine street,
Between Poyfarre and Calliope streets.
An kinds of Church Decorations and Carved Affairs
made order with neatness aud dlsratch.i -
Country orderA prnmptY attended to- lal3 y
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they we're pafully aflictiug. have been radically
cured in such eeat uumbcrI IN almost every section
of the country Mat the public scarcely need to be
informed OF its irtues or uses.
Scrofuouo p'son is one Of the most destructive
enemies OF ourSce. Often this unseen an unfelt
tenant of the orInism undermihes the constitution
without exciting Suspicion Of its presence. Again.
1t seems to Pre1 Injection through the body, and
then, on some HSJfable OCCASION rapidly develops
into one or other, it's hideous forms, either the
surface or amongbe vitas. In the latter, ubercles
may be suddenly eposited in the lungs or heart or
tumors formed inhe liver, it shows ita presence
by eruptlons on til skin, foul alterations some
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LIST OF VESSELS
UP. CLEAR RED AND sSa lied FOR THIS POI

LIST OF VESSELS
UP. CLEsRED AND ga lied FOR THIS Pohi.
FOREIGN
LIVERPOOL.
The Clifo, Williams, sailed. April 10
The Mime, Robertson IN. April IA
Bark Helei Sands Otis, sailed. March IL
MESTIC
BOSTON.
Schr N Awkins, Wyatt, up. .Ap1jl 20
DELFAsT ME,
Brig Alexader Milliken, SNOW, sailed April 1s
schr Tai, It, Low, sailed M May
BANGOR, ME.
schr Jacobt william, Frisbie, sailed. ...... May
NEW YORK
Schr Myrovr, rown, up p.............. April 28
NEW ORLEANS
Brig Henry PERKINS, Mayo. cleared. April 80
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.Mariut Mems
Arrived Yesterday.

- y = , -
Sass saSydss ao 5nc 4sss s.
1sehe B.ss sssss g A,ssn
Co. Butterheld, Cameron 8 BarkieS + Ca,n,,
onase esn e. e. Men Sosss Sss
Ferguson. = Greer, Goodrich, Winem 4 CO
ga Gas 9sg CSmgsny Johnston. . Crews Go. Johnson
Marshall. OstsndorF Il CO. O psnsnin 1 = psn1 &
aers Roper stoney. Russell. { Robertson. Mrs r.
Walter Co. ana r walsh. =
ar schr n.,s anne Leland Bennett New Orleans. days
schr Ann Deae, from West Point Ms,, "a
uercea Rice To Cohen. HapckeIA Co. =
R,s sseamsr ss Epe Lewis, Georgetown. O. ss tbs
aMtsson. q Y Parser w Webb, Holmes x Mscbstia, M ) )
R;11as ~ Esson Bro Jh Pringle, & OsldweI. ald
Aaots a. Clsared Yesterday. lf,
s1'sh Msr Gars psyd ca MoNut McIlhenny. liverpool
Sailed Yesterday. rl
sahs Sa ysaes Crooksr. ousrier. Providence, ri.
sssr sssr Tn, 2an,ss sSnss & ySInss
s%i' HronA this P6rx.t p.A9A
s Brisish bark M The Queen, Cook. Quebec. May 8.
schr Z + Knight, smith, New, YORK. MAY = 80.
@ Rsnna ns .ssS aosiss Ags
i : '1'' sailed mr. this PORE. III,
schr p Talbot, Low: Aom Rockpors afes Via Belfast
Y "'MsSA'Ass NJ md SIX gE< iexry
~ # 70 e ssiaaSnesss ny aeseUrapAs. ss,a
- New Yosx,f May slo Arrived. westphaiis ron,
Z sbAyAngAH. May le--Arriyed, steamships General
brig Alexander Milsken from Belfast; schr Oeorse
Poarco frotn New Qrleans y SltAstrx -
:,as s.ssss s';ssss y I'd
I, {" \ 1sT2a y'e2 safsnAtAMfa. m nj
The brig Manxanilio, from Char.estOi for Roci.e
port Me. arrived at Holmes Hole May g. reports
nnsvy westher after passing Hatteras and lost fore
FORT OF aRoRGET0wN. 8. O., MAY q.
g4. ARRIVED.
Way Y--Scbr Emma. Anthony. from New York.
81 49, GGRAARD. " Sfiggl.s ~
May 7--schr Waaaas, Hawlns, tor New York.
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H'- ToA0Br&Ph Markets.
FOREIGN MARKETs.
LONDON. May Noon.-Consols OK Bond,
hrmer at9oh Sugar frmer On the spot and aaost
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS s2as. Bonds 7ss1.
LIVERPOOL. May 10-Noon.-Cotton dull: upland,
! alHd; Orleans l2d; sales 1000 bales. Breadstuf,
hrmer. Pork l01s.
Evening Cotton dull; uplsnds l1xa11X: Or
leans 1lsal1X sales 1000 bales Turpentine ass Cd.
HAvRE, May 1o.-Cotton duus Tres ordinate on
the spot If 411Sc ;ahoat II SOC.
DOMESTIC MARKETS..
NEW XoRzs May 1O-Noon.--Msrket Arm: uoney
easy at 2. Sterling .. Cola s7a5. Cotton aui ~ A.
2oA Iurpentine quiet at 45K. Rosin nrx: strained
| % SO. n : :
Evening.-Cotton rather heavy; sales 1900: mia.
dlings 26x Flour little more active for low grades
With moderate export demand. Corn heavy and
SaSo lower. Pork steady. Lard flrn; kettle 1sxa
lSx. Whtskey quiet at 81. Rice quiet: Carolina
sAsas>a. Sugar active and H better. Coffee duh.
Turpent'ne dull ct A6kaA636. Rosn quiet at % eosa.
Governments strong. e2s 19k. Money easy Il ea7
Sterling heavy and closed at 1O9a1ooh. Gold weak
at S7N.' Stools generally strong and higher.
RALEnxonx, May 10.-old virginias cox. Cotton
dull ct 2Sc. Flour nominal. Wheat duh ana lower.
good to prime red 81 70a1 85; choice s2aa TO- Corn
dull and lower; white s2assc; yellow s5assc. PORK
quiet ct Ssl 7s Bacon quiet. wbiskay scarce at ss.
CrNorNNAE1, May lo.--Mess pork held at ss1. IA.
con---saies limited; shoulders 1s1 sugsroured
hams 1s1Ss1s. Lard noninally 1s; no demand,
Los1svuLE, May lo.--whisksy active-raw 9ssoa
Mess pork ss1 as. Shoulders lax; clear sides 17x.
hams lsh, Lard-kees l93ss, herces 1s,
WnSusoroaa, May 1o.--spirits turpentipe auiet At
"A. Rosin Arm at $2 to 2 90. Crude turpentine ana
tar unchanged
gsAyausrA, May 10 .--Msrket uuIl ana nominal
sales 81 bales; receipts 90 bales; mtdd1ngs 2exa
28Xc. Sff 1.sistt@ SeS
sAvANsAH. Msy TO-. Cotton quiets sales 900 bales;
mldtdhngs 27>zc; receipts pso bsles.
MoBILE, May 10 Cotton III, sair demand ssses
700 balsa;Sl0v fsidalinss frsa as assrepepts sos.
fsw oaLsAKs. May lo,--p Better qualities OF cotton
scarce apa sitter; low sradea quiet; m.ddngs 2sxa
2S sales lloo bales; receipts ssnce saturday 1a7a;
exports Age. Suass% oopamon skaiS; prfYoe 1aIa
IS. Molasses nonainals fsrnenting sSaso yyhssfsv
quiet i{tst1nF @isU ~ ss;s5 .s. Z,
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~ OOA-EoT bCuE OAV1Q MCMutt-166 bags Sea
Island Cotton, 1856 bales Upland Cotton.
Charleston Cotton and lSfce Market
OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS
CHARLESTON. Monday Evening, May TO-
COTTON.-There was steady and rather good
inquiry for this staples the operations generally
taking place at about previous prices good qualities
remaining firm. and common grades easier Sales
about 500 bales viz: IS at 25H; II at 23a as at
II at 26A; i45 at 26; 1s at 1855 ct az; q at27z
20 at 27h. and 10 at27Z. We quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION
@ Ordinary % to good ordinary ...... ..25x@2eK W.
Low Mioonng..... .26A@J27
nalooung. ............. .2L@-
By New York classification we quote:
Mlodi'ng...... ........... ..27x@-
I RlcE The demand for this grain was fairly &C.
tive, prices being quite Arm ana factors aakng out
eide fgures Sales about 27O tierces Of clean Caro-
lima, say ITO herces at g. 81 at sx 50 ut sk 60 at
~; 81 at sh. and as $50. We quote common to
fair Oiesn Carolina at71@s1s; uood ssl@sxc. y fb.
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ppgs, Wbemifals, Gtr.
AYERS SARSAPARILLA,
FOR PJ JRIFYING' THE BLOOD

THE REP UTATl ON
this excellent medicine en-
JOYS, Is derived from it's
cures, many of which are
truly marvellous. InTete-
rate cases Of Scro;uIous
disease. where the system
seemed saturated With
corrup' ion, have been pu.
lided aud cured by it.
Scrofulous affections and
disorders, which were ag.
grava'ed by tho scrofu,
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SonslG nees per south Ca1 oltnn Hnllrmau
May 10.
43O bales Cotton, SO packages Bacon and Lard. I49
bbls Naval Stores, cars Lumber. 10 railroad
Agent. Agent. Rayenel co. W Wiliams & Co. Mey,
re'zer Rodgers s. Co. @ Walter & Co Dowlinp h
co. Reeder Davis Kissman Howeil. Graeser =
Smith. Willis Chisolm, Kirkpatrick & Wtte. Mowr1
q GO. Cobia & Co, O'Neiil, Werner & Quicker. D
and Claghorn, Herring & Co. IN ~ q B, -NN'0A
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Passengers.

Per steamer Emile, from Georgetown, 8 c.
mrs u " Deru. Miss Whtestde, Miss w F BlakeIv.
Miss w Foster, Miss A Emanuel, Easterlin9''
d Wilson and lady. Miss Ella Atkinson, L Prin.
gle Rev Glenny, y Fraser F W McCuster j q
Logan Godfrey and lady, Miss Godfrey. E
NJ iiton, Miss Mary Hsnd. Miss A Isear, DR. L G
Hasen. Mrs ] D Ward Miss "A Ward Miss nj B
ward, Mise Flagg Miss d Hasell, w Kelly.
and 16 In steerage " - '''
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Saur~ay, FERRIS Ss Co.'s MavaaistoreL ca
@Wl0y.

NEW YORK, May 8--sPrarrs TusrHxrmr
The decline noted In our last continued ti nrica,
touched $50. at which o large business wns done
very nearly all Offering having changed hands fi,e
market closing Arm at A5Ka46. The sales ana re-.
Fales are $500 bbls at 46aA7, merchansable; 10sda
slipping, ana include at leAst 10oo bbls for export
and ESQ 10 arrivo We hear or several contracts &C
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-05-11

Total. ..1,411,772 1883 275
Excess in visible supply. ........... 28,497
Stock of cotton held by Manchester spinners at
the mills now CO. 600 bales, time 1885, ls0 COO
bales. Middling Orleans, now lad, then 1895.
Columbus Weekly Market.
COLUMBUS, May 7.-CoTToN.-A fair demand for
better 81 ades has existed all the week The sales
have been principally OF gooi ordinary and mid
ding at 2416a2516c. Middings are very scarce ut
26c. The stock has been decreased over thousand
bales on the week Little il any. speculative spirit
The warehouses have reported sales follows: Sa.
turday ~ bales: Monday 105; tuesday III; wednes.
day III; Thursday 225; to-days sales 9s5 bales. A
ecop Of 100 bales mostly Northern dnng broueht
good demand existing only for better grades: Ordi.
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Warehouse sales for the week 1Oi9 bales Weeks
receipts l48 bales against 152 the corresponding
week Of last season, and 266 the previous week Of
this year. - 80 -
WEEKLY srArEMKNT. j.
Stock on hand Septenh her ], 1865 oan
Rece we'd past week. 1da
Received previously. A. a92-47. $40
Shipped past week. Observation-Disclosures. .ko5
cnlpped previously. sly................ Al O65-A2 570
Stock on hand May Z, 1869. 5000