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Two cases of Bakers A. A. Castor Oil just in and selling cheap. Winter Strained. Sperm, warranted to be genuine and burn free. e'
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HORACE WATERS.

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NAUaArucR RAILROAD.

NAUaArucR RAILROAD. nN and after Monday May 10. 1889. NW trains will run as follows:
 GOING N0RTH--LEAVE BRIDGEPORT. 7.3O A. M: Milk train for Winsted with
 passenger car attached oonec- ting at Waterbury with train ll .eQst8 from Hartford
 F@1 A .y9 Leave Mtchfeld Il .36. 1O.16 4. M.-For Winsted connecting with .EA r the 800 8. m. train from New
 -"Slt @-+ York and with the $50 a. m. train from New Haven:
 Leave utchfield 1249p m. II .O0 A, M. Freight train for Winsted Leave Litchfield 4 50 D. m. 5.16 A. M,--For Winsted, connecting with -94A v = 800 p. m. train from New ~es~ York and the % p. n train from New Haven, and at Wa ~ terbnry with train from Hart * E @ e ford 3 stt,sE
 Leave Ltch6eld s.Ol GOING sOUTH-LEAvE.W TWISTED
 45 A. 1.--Freight train for Bridgeport 6 35 A. M For Bridgeport. New York, and
 -es~ t.E- --]. New Haven, connecting at Waterbury with train for Hart
 Leave Litchfeld 7l2
 l .45 P. M.--For Bridgeport N Y. and N. H. as--. .s connecting at Waterbury with with train for Hartford. s-. Leave Etchfeld 22O l { 4OO P M.-Milk train with passenger car attached, connecting at Bridge ,-: ...f.t port for New Yolk.
 i4154s .-a1s. Leave Litchisld, 4.5O On Saturday nights. an additional Train 1 with passenger car. will leave Bridgeport for Winsted at $40 P. H. .G.s-s-. ze .a--, .. 1 The Woodbury Stage arrives to connect at Seymour with the 6.35 AM. Train down fron, Winsted. and returns on the arrival of the lO.l5 A. M. Train from Bridgeport @ The Stage from New Hartford, Otis, Col, brook, Burlington, Sandisfield, arrives [, connect with the 1 AS PM. Train down from Winsted. and returns on the arrival ot tn, ] 10. l6 A. A. Train up from Bridgeport l The Stage for LitchtieId leaves Litchheid Station on arrival of the 10. Is AM and 5 l6 F. Nj. Trains from Bridgeport. The Stage ttl 1 Harwinton Ieaves Litchield Station on the arrival of tne 10 15 4. M Train from Bridge
 port.
 l 5 The Watertown stage arrives to connec: l with the 10 Q, m. train from Waterbury and
 leaves on asriyal of the 1915 a. m. train from | Bridgeport sg ba3- a.at -I.- . The stage for Bethleliern and Morris leave, Waterbury on Tuesdays. Thursdays and Sat l urdays. &it smiths stage for Woodbury, via Middlebuly leaves Watel bury Mondays. Wednesdays, an.i
 Fridass and via Watertown Saturdays on ar rival of the 10 l5 Tn Train up from Bridge 1 port. II s2 '-.-t@l-| " a.9a. s.re --- ..s.s- l The Stage for Goshen leaves Wolcottvillt ,,n arrival of the O.15 A M. Train from Bridge port. itevs 5.- .., .. l A Discount of cents made to Passenger purchasing Tickets at the Office l .--s .5.i4 a@d GEO. W. BEACH Superintendent {, Bridgeport, May 10th 1882 A
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''~@" 1--- F- 2 -7--Et N@-- : g--4 A- Pianos, Organs, & MelOdeOns

NNHE reasons why 1t ia best to- buy either of II the above named Instruments of J. Brin- ton. Falls Village, Conn. are these: { lst.--He tunes and repairs and understands how the instruments should be made and how to mako them 1lG t11J1asas sG+ d c1 .31cl.i 2d-He selects only sucl, instruments that he can warrant for years. 7@3A 7s.S1 -ti~ 3d.-he sells instruments of any make. 4th.-He sets them up on trial wherever wanted and warrants them to give satisfaction or no sale. which frees the buyer from all risk. 5th.-Bsfng wholesale and retail dealer be has the advantage of large sales, and does sell lower than any other dealer.
 Send for prices before purchasing elsewhere Also SEWING MACHINES cf any make de- Hvered wherever wanted. Address
 JOSEPH BRfNTON. 20tf ..ais.s .45dasap 419a Falls Village. Conn. & 3ae 599.s341 EEA -SgiAesaI 45Gto gg& GEA5 ~S's
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.A 'snaaa MANHOOD .g.aa
 ' How Lost. How Restored.

sA JUST published, new Edition of Dr. Culver wells ceiebrsted Essay on the radical ere (with out medicine) of Epermatorah@a,o or Seminal weak ness, involuntary Seminal Losses, 1mpotency, Men tal and Physical Incapacity, Impediments to Mar riage, etc., also, Consumption, Epilepsy, and k1fs induced by self indulgence or sexual extfavagahce sa n4 Price, in sealed envelope, only 6 cents
 2 The eslebrated author in this admlEaDie essay ful practice. That the alarming consequences o self abuse may be radically cured without the dan gerous use of internal medicine or the application of the knife: pointing out amode ofcure st once sirnple certain, and effectual, by means of which every sufferer, no matter what his condition may be- may cure himself, cheaply, priystey' ana radl-
 aa. This lecture should be in the hands of every youth and every man in. the land. Y Sent, under seal in plain envelope, to any ad-
 ress. ostpad oI, receipt of6 cents or two postage stamps. Also. pr: CulverEells Marriage Guide price 25 cents Address the pnPnsners, m 3s ~ I Y Y .71 as-.s4 127 Bowery New York sl 421y PostrOffce Box 4.586
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.n CHAPTER XIII.

All act T0latWg Co COrpOfatlOnG.
 Be 1t enacted by the Senate and House of Repre- sentatlves in General Assembly convened aIk SSEc. l. The superior court court of equity msy on ths sppGss0n of any stockholder any wind up the affairs of said corporation and dissolve the same whenever it shall appear to said court that said corporation has voted to wind up its af fairs or has abandoned the bushes for which it was organized and has neglected for an unreason- able time to wind up it's affairs and distribute its effects amongst it's stockholders, and to this end and for this purpose may appoint receiver or re- ceiyers of all the evidences of debt goods effects and property of every description belonging to said corporation.
 SEC. 2. The receivers so appointed shall have power m their own names, or in the name of said suts for and on behalf of said corporation. to de- Ss mand ana receive ai evidences of debt goods ef- scis and proparty halongin to said corporation. atpn or in their names such receivers all other acts and things which shall be necessary or proper in the execution of their trusts, and they shah be afoFesaia pos1esaed by said corporation. f'''' AEEe.3 Sad court may limit time for the cred tors of said corporation to present their claims to aAhereof, and an claims not presented within such time shall be barred. Said receivers shall allow all just claims sgAnst cnrporation, collect it's debs s s sa the aes os i into ings as said court may direct Said court shall have power, on complaint of any person aggrieved by the doings of the Receivers to grant such relief G the Sohgs otHe rscavars aHa so Maaa thais compensation and other expenses and as to the payment of debts and distribution of the effects oi F may De just and conf0rmsble to AK All spglicetiens to the superior court un. @ ias pTnopa pSe o %nis szc. 2 This act act shall take effect from its pass. Approved, June 1s, 1869.
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American and FOresgD Patents. |@0S} A0s Ua ------------ss.s 5ssst..
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 SOLICITOR, OF PATIENTS
 Late Agent of the L.. 5. Patent Office, Wash |A ay ington, under the Act Ol 1887.
 No. 78 STATE STREET, ,topposite Kilby St. BOSTON TIER an extensive practice of upwards oi
 "A twenty years, coatines to secure Patents in the United States also in Great Britain, France and other foreign countries. Caveats. Specifications, Bonds, Assignments, and all pa .pers or drawings for Patents, executed on req sonable terms, with dispatch. Researches made into American and Foreign works, to deter mine the validity and utility of Patents ot In ventions. and legal and other advice rendered in all matters touching the same. Copies ol the clans of any patent furnished by remit Ing one dollar. Assignments recorded in Washington. t'.'' ~ -- H No Agency in ths United States pOssessss superior faeiles for o6taiaig Patents, or ascerta;ning tht pate1ta5ilay of inUentions. -''' ..t -i ls1l
 During eight months the subscriber, in the course of his large practice, made on taOice rer jected applications, SIXTEEN APPEALs eVery oae of which was decided tn his fa0Or by the Com. missioner of Patents. .oa" 1''if
 " as5e2 A.a TESTIMONIALS. .3aa9 s -2i,ls
 .'f regard MT. Eddy as one of the most capG- bse oad suecessful practitioners with whom have had aficial intercourse. CHAS. MASON"
 1''t' ~ .6'aSss3 Commissioner of Patents.
 t' have no hesitation in assuring inventors that they cannot employ'a man more eonspetens and trusswortty, and more capable of putting their applications in . form to secure for them an early and favorable consideration at the Patent office. EDMUND BURKE" e1
 L1' Late Commissioner of Patents. ' "Mr. R. H. Eddy has made for me'THIR- TEEN applications, in ali but ONE of which patents have been granted. and that one is non pesdtng. Such unmistakable proof of great tall ent and ability on his part leads me to recon mend Glinventors to apply to him to procure their patents, as they may be sure of having ,s s4ta. .x. JOHN TAGHART.''
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'.''' f@.4- Coiored-in 4CO0 Counties lo
 THNHESE great Maps. now just completed,
 \ 64x62 inches large, show every place of importance, all Railroads to date. and the la. test alterations in the various European States. These Maps are needed in every school and family in the land --they occupy the space of one Map., and by means of the Rexerser ei- ithersside eau be- thrown front. and any part brought level to the eye. County rights and large discount given to good Agents I2aa
 Apply for Circulars, Terms, and send money for and see Sample Maps first, if not sold. ta- ken back on demand, s Also ready, d $25 OO steel ard plate illustrated subscription book, De Soto, the discoverer of the Mississippi River.'.'i gH "aaa es3sg s.aaJ. I. LLOYD, es 3-tf 23 Cortland Street. N. Y.
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A TORNADO passed about mile north of Seymour. on Saturday afternoon, tearing up trees by the roots, &c. One cluster of s.alo thirty large chestnnttress were twist yasT ed of about thfgy feet from tho ground. passed over .RinInoT l6k4. faking the .Water up about one hundred feet, unroof. ed Harvey Daviss house, and injured him 1xsssers1ysk It is reported that consideabie damage was also done in Bethany. The loss to MT. Davis will be about $2Q6
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THE HORSE, NORFOLK,

TWILL MAKE THE SEASON OF 1869 w at the farm of the subscriber, in Nor. folk.
 NORFOLK was bred in Orange County, N Y. .@ He is by the horse William Denton, one of the best sons of Rysdyk's Hambletonian Hie dam by Hector. he by Latourette's Bell founder, and he by imported Bslffounder He is rich bay in color. l6 hands high, of great symmetry and beauty of form, o1 ing promise of most valuable stock-getter' There will be few of his foals this season He will be limited to twenty inares.-T Terms $I5 to insure. and $5 paid this season. 3'
 Also, will stand at the same stable, the sub scribers horse. .....r.-. s:.sr- IL.
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 The finest envelope known in market at i6c. a pack. superfne Xx Envelopes only ssc. a box of 10 packs. We sell the finest Note Paper by the ream or single sheet. at prices that will do
 you good, and uelstamp your initials upon it free of charge with our new and beautiful style of ornamental letter Samples of Stamping may be seen at Wm.H. B,aman's Store Mourn ing Note sstyles and envelopes .s match, FHEsoH PArzn, plain and fgured. Letter. Foolscap and Legal Paper. Take notice that we areithe only arnI in utch6sld that sells Paper and envelopes in large quantities; and we challenge competition in quality or. price. Pens and Penholders. States. School Books. Rubber, Playing Cards, Visiting Cards. Inks of all colors, and any quantities, Bristol Board, Perforated Paper, Tissue Paper, and every thing ia the Stationery line may be found at the store of I-gi g.Is 9s .9, 1ae ca An2
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PIANOS, MEL ODEONS and ORGANS. Prices greatly reduced for cash. New 7- Octave Pianos Of first class makers. for $0169nd aupward. . New Cabinet Orrans .aav tor s&k5 end upwarde Second hand instru- ments from $40 to $175, Monthly sinstal- ments received and instruments for rent. .ssa Waferooms. No 481 Broadway.
 HORACE WATERS. re
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Passengers.

Per steamship Manhattan. for New York-Rev w
Weston, wife ana child, Mr. Ross and wife, Mrs J
Henderson, Miss Julia. u enderson Miss ella Hen.
derson. MISS Fannie ,mlth, Mr. Nash and wife, Mrs
Smith. Mics r Smith, N Boxer, Miss Weed
DR. Evans. Miss Fl Ii CBmpbeil, O (, Lanneau. n
Q Belts, II l. Bruns and wi Q, Mrs Bell, Miss Bell
and servant, Mrs Banks, Mrs q mith. Miss y 8
Smith, Miss Eason. Mys Ltppett, Miss n Dodge
Master Dodge end servant Mrs Wslhngton, Miss
and two children, Coleman. L Fleics, J ReaufYers
Mr. Forrest. Cox, T. Hchaft, Mr. Gordon, L Chisom
81 Lawton, n Wilson, @ .LipcOJn, y r Mat.
thews, ID Nathans, j Terry, d Kimball and wife MIR
Wulpurn, wife. child and Bervant. Miss N McClenan
Miss Ntnitz. Mrs Wells. MIRA III p Dunham, @ A Rob
iinson, O Dunham, R Oarpenter and wife, l. Wer-
tnein and wife. w Gfddon, J r Smith, H T 10
gsn, NSv Summary, saiG!ing. Br1tton, II
MIcneiA ana con, Windsor and wife, p Johnnns
IWIo ana three children Mr. Borie and family, Mrs
So So"Ty, y MISS Mowry, 0siiaeher and wife, O HOW.
~ - .: xe,i: Major Mercer and wife. ars arkman
snd cniid, M-s Lincoln Mrs II wilson M N Tordon
Lar9 Emma Chii6 and nurse Mre M eears,, AStsS
LecIsrcq, Mccall M Heating r MnCsli and ,.isa
Miss mccall. Miss NJ Mccall htes a Mo, al. n.
Whiting hev Boone and wife, Mr. taarsh ana wife
Mrg biaiosah wife, child and nurse. Mrs j Holnra
w Smith, W Branch, N Heffron, Maroomac n
Moley, Foot. j Carey, ] Kennsdy. J q PURCELL.
Per steasnship Aaanolia, from New YorNsyaa,v =, a
vedder and nephew, Mrs Roth. Mlss y O Rvnr. A
Baldwin. a Woodsfde w H Morse. X p RteriinG iR
Hambergh, w H Browne, q Ne SON, J b Malta u IS
Mills, X Mills. j.. Reynolds. and 10 in st.eraae
Per steamer Dictator. from Palatka. VIA jackson.
vllle Eernandi1a and savannah Mr. Allen J o Funk
q sollee Miss Postell, nj King, Mr. Burbrfdge. @ 4.
Yates. Mr Kimball, Mr. Dexter, and on deck.
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Arrived Saturday.

Steamship Masnolia. crowen, New Yosk.left 2eth
1Dst 1mm. M 4qse .aas, To SsysnS1 sr Co. A%a1
s.idvin. Broxn Hyer. Gamer Cameron s Barley. 9 9
Co. eSs1eston "A aoe1 ciaoiss e, W,tse. cSss Carr
60, d Cramer. Corwin b Co, Dowie Noise
rssy Co. i'fy IaS 1SGsss c. FnroSsc Bros
Forsythe. MoComb & Co, Feldmann & Go. Good.
F1Gn H:n wpeman II aa,. Go. L. serdts "a Co.;
GO. Hart & Go. 4 g D Hopg. A Hing, Jeffords &
Go. II johnson. A W Jsger, Johnston. Crews 3 90,
3 Keinchom. 1 Ksnapaux, + Kressel. Jr, Leng-
nick = sen. 2 Ktep L1hn. L Lore1tz, Laurey
s@dr
Nimitz Co. McLoy h Rice, j Marsh, Mach.
man + CO. g Milner + CO, North, Steele & War
ostendorR & Go. Often, D Paul co, Q F Pank-
niu, Palmetto Pioneer Cooperative Association. P
eeoRpsnhs o. Tosp prpse Paul weeh B,andee
Rugheimer: W Rich & Co, Q Ring. Kriete & Chap-
man Mrs Ramsay. D sal'ers, d stencken & GO.
road Agent Southern Express Co. ehsclelford &
Kelly.J sha",J TAYLOR Il Oc. 1idemann, Walker.
Werner
j Zernow, w Yates, Zogbaum, Young b Co, and
d3Intt British @ bark Mari7 Webster Norfolk, Va days
schr santee. Prince. Back River. $50 bushels
Rough s,sanss hicei n,o1s,5r 70 fringle
VILE, Fernandina. and Savannah. Mdse. To j d
Aiken Co. Tognt g II Ingraham q Ron w nj
4 Co.
Received from chisolm's Mill-27 tserces Rice.
To 8 Schlrmer.
Cleared Saturday.
Steamship Manhattan, Woodruff New York-Jas
schr Wm steele. Buck, Baltimore-J Ens!ow Il
Sailed Saturday.
Steamship Manhattan woodruff New York
Hrf fJ rk;ra NAV
Schr d Talbot, Packard, Philadelphia.
Sailed Ycsterday.
Schr VIM Mann, Rogers, Jacksonville.
schr W II Steele, Buck, Baltimore.
From this Port.
Steam tug chrstiana, Richardson, Savannah. May
schr Golden M City. Nickerson, Newport R l. May %.
for Providence.
UP for this Port.
Schr Lilly. Hughes at New York Nav az
Schr Netie Richardson, Davis, al Baltimore May 2S
Cleared for this Port
Steamship Maryland, johnson, at Baltimore. May 2s
barK s1ciI1aD, Perc!val, at Boston, May 17.
Wyatt at Boston xss M. Es, g.
Memo. nn1a.
. The schr Carrie !. Webb, Day. from Georgetown.
q. arrived at New York May ~.
The sehr David wasson. Perkins. from Buohville.
o. arrived at Bangor, Me, May 25.
Inc tcnr francisco, CrOWther, from GEORGETOWN.
q, arrived at Baltimore May 28.
PORT OF GEORGETOWN. 8. c., MAY 2s.
= ARRIVED.
May 26-schr VIM Britmau, Smart. New York
- CLEARED.
May 2S-Schr Woodberry, Woodberry Balti-
more.
LIST OF VESSELS
W. cLEA RED AND SAILED FOR HIS P0h T.
FOREIGN
LIVERPOOL.
The Clifton, williams sailed Anvil IN
The Minnie, Robertson, sailed. May Is
MESTIO
BOSTON.
Bark Sicilian. Percival, cleared Nav 27
6chr Anna Glover, Ten y, cleared. ...... May Is
Sohr B N Hawkins, WYATT cleared. ....... May 40
BELFAST, ME-
schr Daybreak, Blake, up. MAY Is
NEW 10RK.
Schr Hachards,' Irving, cleared May 20
6chr Minnie, Hudson. cleared NAV az
schr Lilly, Hughes, NAV as
PHILADELPHIA.
Brig Josie A Devereux Clark, up, Nav IA
5ohr Sarah Cullen, Avis, cleared. ......,. Nav az
BALTIMORE.
steamshtp Maryland. johnson, cleored.. May 2a
SUM Netue h'charoson. DAVIS up.... May %
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THE DAILY NEWS.
Suggestion.

The lad and lass were forced to part,
They kissed and went along
The sight went into the poets heart.
And II came out . song.
The sun, down.sloping In the west,
Made gold the evening ar
The eight went into the paiDter's breast,
And grew to picture fair.
The mother murmured to her child,
And hushed II yet again
The sound as the musician smiled
Grow music In hts brain.
The dsmssl turned her hair to bind,
flower was In her zone /;
There grew from ont the pculptor's mintl
"A dameel carved in stone.
Yhe song was said, the tune was played,
The girl in marble stood,
The sunset in the picture stayed,
And all was sweet and good.
And GOD who made these things to be,
The dausel and the sun,
Color and sound and you and me-
Was pleased to sec 1t done.
And all che Angels would be glad
II, In the werld He built,
Although there must be some things sad
No drop ofjoy was split.
But oil the beauty in the earth
And skies, ss7la aGaTtB G.; zsaen,
Were gently gathered at it's birth
And loved, and born again.
MATTHEW BROWNE.
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Wilmington Market /.

WILMINGTON, May 29.-SpIRrrs TURpENrrsR--
Market active with sales OF $40 casks at 42can ad
vance OF NO on yesterday Is quotations.
Rosnt-sales Of 400 bbls strained Mt 81 rs, and rs
bbls at So 81 FOR No /, and S6a5 80 for pale.
CRUDE TunrENTNR-Sales OF IS bbls at $3 for
virgin, 80 80 for soft, and 81 70 10. hard.
TARA bbls changed hands at 81 rs.
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NEW YORK-Per steamship Manhattan-593 bales
Upland Cotton. lot tierces Rice, 146 bales Do
Inestcs ~ empty Barrels. 81 packages Sundries.
is tons Ph0sphates. e6 sacks Cocoanuts, 11TT
bbls Potatoes, $50 crates Vegetables.
BALTIMORE-Per schr VIM 81 Steele-70 tons
Phosphate,
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BRASS WORK.

STEAM 0UAGES. GONGS, aUAGE COCKS
STEAM BIBBH AND STOP C0CKS, STEAM
WHISTLES u o,,.y
GLOBE AND. CHECK VALVES, on. CUPS
WATER GUAGES GLASS HUA0E TUBES
MERCURY aUAGHs. Low WATER DErEc-
TORS nm 9a 8gT n. a9s9 -,FF ..sS5s
COPPER AND BRASS WIRE.
CAMERON, RA ARHxLEY Sk co..
January1 81 ~ esno >S'''
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cotton Market.

AuBUst@ v7UtuUn 1UuI1cCs
( AUGUSTA, May 28.-corroN.--The market has
ruled quite eteadv throughout the week. with fair
daily sales. at sightly prices. Owing to the
reduced stock, lower grades have been more readily
saleable, but are still avniced by buyers much as
possible Our quotations for the week are, 2GA26L
for Liverpool middiing; 251aa25aa for low miiolng,
and 2436a25 for good ordinary. Sales Of the weea
l5l7 bales Receipts of the weeh 23l bales.
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The new. st bali programmes are In the
wing. and the engagements on tho. other.
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NEW YORK-Per steamship Manhattan-593 bales
Upland Cotton. lot tierces Rice, LAG bales Do
s Is tons phospSsses M IS I SACKS % Socoan1ts III
bbls Potatoes, $50 crates Vegetables.
BALIIMoRE-Per schr VIM Steele-70 tons
Phosphate.
Cnarles,on Cotton and Rico Market.
OFFICE OF TEE CHARLESTON DAILY NEwS,(
CHARLESTON. Saturday Evening, May 40. I
CorToN.-The staple wss in fair demand but buy.
found it difficult to operate in consequence Of
the very small supply Of the lbre, and Ane grades
were particularly scarce and firm. Sales 225 bales
viz: at 214; at 25; at 25X; SO at 26; II at 9s;
so at 26A;l at ~; IA at 271z; at 27Ni at 37K;
Zpporah at soc, and 46 on private terms. We quotes
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to GOOD ordinary ......'21 926h
Low ntddhng. ng....................W ~ g
Middling... ......................27 .27x@- #.
BY Rev York classification we quote:
M1odltng....... ..f%@D
R1oE.-The market for this grain was duh and
nominal and there were no sales. We quote approx
matively, say to fair clean Carolina at 7Xa
8h; good S3za8kc . fb.
Markets by Telegraph.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
LoNnoN, May 29-Noc2. 2.-Cocsols, 93x. Bonds
steady, 79N.
LIVERPOOL. May 29-Noon-Cotton quiet and
steady; uplsnds, 11A; Orleans, 11Md; sales 10000
bales.
Accommodation unchanged Lard, COS Cd,
Bacon, SOC Cd
HAvRE, May 29.-Cotton-opens on the spot,
i S9]a.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW YORK. May 29-Noon.-Stocks unsettled.
Money easy at Z. Sterling, OK. Colo, 395S.
Flour, 5a10c better. Wheat, 10c better. Corn de-
clining. Lard and cotton fImer; prices unchanged.
Turpentne, 46a48Hc, Rosin dull; common strain
ed. 50 45. Freights firm.
Evening.-Cotton irmer; sales 1900 bales at goo.
Flour-fair demand for shippine grades; supe1Ane
State IS 30a5 65. Wheat Arm; fair export demand.
Corn heavy and 1a2c lower. Whiskey lower; 81 G1a
o. Pork fairly active at $S1 25a31 60 Lard decid-
edly frmsr; 19hs19Ac. Groceries and naval stores
quiet. Freights shade frmer. Money easy Cat; ex-
ceptons at s. Sterling quiet at 9A. Gold 39I.
Governments quiet southerns dull and steady.
Weeks specie export nearly 81, ,OOO. GOO.
ST. LOUIS. May 2e.-whiskey dull at sc. Provi-
sions firm.
WILMINGTON, May 29-spirits turpentine active
ct 421s Rosin quiet at 81 rs for strained. Crude
turpentine unchanged. Tar 50 25.
AUGUSTA, May 29.-Cotton very firm with holders
asking 28c for Liverpool middling; sales 22S bales
receipts 13 bales.
SAVANNAH, May 29.- Cotton market quiet and dull;
holders firm; middiing 27; sales 1O0 bales receipts
eco; exports 1885.
MOBILE, May 29.-Cotton Arm; demand confiucd
to few; sales $50 bales low mddling 26M; receipts
80 bales. ....i
NEW on1nANs. May 30 Cotton easy; middlins
1049 bales. Gold Ss%. Sterling 52H. New York
Sight par AZ premium sugar common 1Ca11;
prime 1314s1S1S. Molasses-termenting 40a52x.