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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-28
RAILROADS.
Chicago, Rock island 4 Pacific
Ho11road.
80

l. 161t A1AO@NAs
1865. Winter Arrangement. 1859.
Trainsrun ~ Chicago time which is twelve min
uIes faster than Davenport time.
ASAAD AFTER MONDAY NOV 81 1853,
and until further notice, trains will leave
Davenport daily. tSun iuysenccpted) ~ follows
dong East lst Mail tram st........0 10, A. \.
% Night exprsss 90, p. =.
song Wes,-lst, Express and Mail for Dies
Moinef and Washington, 8. 30 A. =.
I'd, Mixed. for Des Monss and
Muscnttne
Arrive at Davenport daily, (Sundsys excepted
~ follows
from the Eas,-!n Night express At. . %, A =
I'd Daily III. a mail. q VI, ?. =
FROM the West 81 Mixed from Dss MONIES
I'd. E,pre.s from Dss Moiass
and Washington u oP.H.
CONNECTIONS.
AT Chicago with all Eastern Routes.
A. Joliet with &. A. 4 :. H. X. X. for BE en-.
ington, Springfield, &c.
At Iasahe wnh |. e. II. X for DunlsitA. ~
Louis, CAIRO, dc.
At Pond Greek with q. u. i q. r. r. for Bar.
lin,;tcn, keokuk and Quincy.
At rcoria with r. +. 4 j. r. X. &c.
At Dos Nones, Iowa City, and Washisg ten
vita Western Stage CO.. Stages, for oil points
West, Southwest aud Northwest.
Sleeping Coaches on all Night trains. Through
Tickets for sale and Baggage checked - Prin-
cipai Eastern Cities and Towns
+. A. HALL. Asst Gen. 6upt. Chicago.
A. kisnALL. Asst. Supt. Iowa Division.
Davenport
n n Hula Ara Dayenport
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-28

q Q e r II N u N + W
- Three in One
.nzlsh's and Patent Combined Tweexsrs, Knife 4
IA R POON!
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-28


YeuBg and Old, Male and Fe male
All use It with wonderful Success. Brrgs COLOR
to the pale white lips,
l. OOM AND 3 4 A TY
10 the thin, pale. and care worn couniennncs.o
0Cures Fever and creates APPETITE. Try them.
Csc none other AK for sPEERS STANDARD
BlTTERS. Sold BY Druggists and Grocers. Ses
that my signature Is over the cork ofeach bottle.
ALFRED SPEER,
Paseaic, N. ..ard 2Ga Iro.oway, New Yorh
Manhood and the vlRor of \ outh
restored In four weeks. Success guaranteed. DIR.
RECORDS BSskNCK OF LIVE restores manly pog.
srs. from whatever cause arinG the effects 81 early
pernieous habits, self abuse impcteney and climate
REGULARLY according 20 the drectons twhieh vey
plessurs) Failure 10 impossible. Sold In bottles at
o., or fousquentties In one for g. Te BE- had only
stths sole appointed agent In America, II. GEasrxz
o. ID Ave. cor. 18th st.. New York. fsb95-d1y
- Philosophy of Marriage. 4
New Course 81 LsetuFss. - delivered u the New
Yefk 0useuA Of Anatomy, EN- asipg the subjects.
How 70 live and VIA. to I've for: Youth. Maturity
aaA Ola Age Manhood generally reviewed: The
cause ofindigeston, Aatulenes and Nervous diseas-
- accounted fer; Marriage phuosophiea.!y con-
0tdereA Ae.
foeket volsnss coatslsisg thees lectures will bs
fosWasdod 70 parties unable 70 attend receipt 81
ioaf stemps BY addressisgs eECRETARY. NV
YonR MuDRrn - ArrAsoHY AID suvrcn, Gle
DasADwAs. NV vosK. feb11-d1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-28
MISCELLANEOUS.
A. MILLER.

% BRADY STREET, BELOW sEU
end seeps constantly on hand aaa makes
70 older.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-28
EN- Err y BODY

Shoalt keep Constantly within their reach. thoss
invaluable remedies 10 sacesssfaly combat disease
Robaok's GOD Pills. Robaek'e STOMACH u ,ters, aud
Roback's B'oed Fnriaer they are infaible IN the
diseases for which they are recommended.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-28

AWEET. DEMfs1Ek a co Hats. Caps, FUR,
Buck Gloves and Aittens, io2 ard lot Michigan
Avenue. Chicago.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-28

There s, perhaps, no one thing that has done 90
much to pro note the cause OF temperance ~ that
gentle stimulating tonic. Robaeks Stomach Bitters
they strengthen and invieorate without producing
the III effects OF alcoholic s.imulants
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-28
FARMERS, SEE HERE !!

to the durability your Iarnese and Cafriaestops.
with little care and tr ihipg expenee, and save
An enormous waste Of property. Ills yen can Ger
tainly do by the timely use Of
Frank miller's Prepared lfar.
Oil Baching, which Is equally valuable for Boots
and Shoes when only soitenir and preservir gq1al
tiles required; bat It is not eficctualy water
proofas :
Frank yllllsr's l.etlher Preser.
vative ans Water proof Oil Eecking. design ed ex-
pFessly for Boots ane Shoes.
Thirty Years In Market an4
such has been the tant increasing demand that
these articles be easily and cheaply obtained
almost eyeYyWhNre
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-28

LEA X r q BUFF.
A TTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT
IL. w >. &. corner Of 6scond and Brady
streets, Davenport, Iowa. nov<-dH
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NOBODY

Can afford to be without such auable med! eines -
Robask'e Blood Pills, stomach Bitters aud Blood
Purifier.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-28

NALL. kIMBAkk a CO. Importers aud DeasrsiL
u Iron. Steel Nails and Heavy Hardware. 81. nd
y Michigan Avenue.
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ENrisTS.
DEN.rakrRY

mr.. DODGE, KEJiDENT DENTIST, 10 AZ his old
~ Office on Brady Street. between All 4 3.h. doing
work, that for beautiful workmanship. durability
and natural appearance. he challenges the world 10
excel. Prices always reasonable. Come and zee
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a'ntcmwo lrea Works..


4 krZ y SON. ~ 10 w Franklin street Manufacture
J. Wrought aud Cast Iron for bnilding-. bridges,
ctc bank vaults. doors. shuttss. grating, lronrsi
Ing
ChIcM4O 0.rMd Mas OiG ~ 0rks.
r W. BLArCHFoHD D co, Manufactures q
s Lead Pipe. Sheet Lead, Har Lead. irr Lead lin
seed OH. raw AMI boiled. - North clinton street
abry aaOOsss.
0UwEN, WHITMAN D MiNsIow, whole-ais
y Dry 0ocds, W ooiens aud Notions. Is and II Kan.
dolph street. large stock and low prices.
0Al.k = VAN wYCK. Dcslsrs In Dry floods, Wool
,cctcd and sold At "ttom priccs. SO Lake street
= D. JACKSON 3 co. Wholesale Dr.ss 0oods
Cs White Goods. Notons, Hosiery, Wooiens. Hur
nishing Goods. &c. % and ~ Wabash Avenue
Gnrsa N1srhss~ry.
Il NDiEss Chain aud lever Horse Powers Drag
u and circular Saw Mile. Corn shelters. HAY cut
ters, Hay Presses, Feed Mills, Ae. y y. MEs1-
ROLF. .W Iakos at chicago.
Fancy 1Dry Goods mnd NoslOns.
NkiTu. BHos. . co. Importers ana Jobb.r. OF
u Fancy by Goods, Notions, Hosiery, White
Goods and Woolcn Guods. complete stock, lowest
prices 10 and ~ Lake street.
MANNING BRU.s, WEST q co Whoioraied d, Al
~ ere In Notions. Hoop Skitis, Hosiery, Gis,cs
\ Fancy Dry Goede. ~ Lake street Cur stock 90
urcly new
CEiMOuR, CARTER 4 co, Importers and Job
y bcfs IN White Goods Linens, Hosiery. Gloves Ne
tons. Trimmings. C"rsoir. ~ AXE street
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n. MILLER, corner kancofph snd Cisik asisss
| ~ Importer. Man ufhetuYes ana Vbeoeeole ~sais
| 3 Natekee, JsweIsy, Silver and rIaesd WMos Ae4o
| q ofthe Naticsal WaeeA D.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-28

Gentss, Boys and Chlldren's
CLOTHING ofths bes, material and in u amer
that cannot fail to give satisfaction. liberal
patronage respectfully solicited. my1l-dly
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4 krZ SON. ~ to W Franklin street Manufacture
J. Wrought aud CAst Iron for buildings, bridges,
ctc bank vaults, doors, shuttss, grating, lronfst
Ing
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-28

Thk MpNilon makes moro and better b,1tLa
] with given power, with less bg ~ak downs, thsnat
other Machine. EAsls Works Mrg Co. ~ Csral,t
Chicago
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EfEAh, fkiNCh = Hoi.hkuok. importers an
dealers Ia CArpstings, Paper nmIiTs ara W N
dow Shsdss We sell our goods low and can make
yer. induce m~nt to purchasers the maiket will ~
ford. new Carpet lIouee with . stock entirely
new throughout. ~ d ~ state street eAst trent Of
troshy'r opera lonsc. Coiengo.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-28

1CEHYN6T Tv1s cider yinsr vs1is1i led Tcss.
r and u preserve PICKLES, strong y pa1atabie,
Isrg cot WoShs II the United etatss seeablisAs6t
.. q. =. pRUeelH0. 10 aal ~ eteAe D.
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Markets by Telegraph.
FOREIGN MARKETS,


LONDON, June -Noon.-consols 92I. Bonds
sox.
LIVERPOOL, June S-Noon.-cotton shade firm
Evening-The inorease Of specie in the Bank of
England NJ arly half million. Consols s2H; bonds
| steady OF s0%
er; uplands l1Hd; Orleans 11Xd; sales 12 ooo bales
| Corn 27s Sd.
Afterpool.-Pork dull. Bacon Cos Cd.
Evepins.-Cotton hrmer; sales 12,000 bales; ur.
| lands 11hd; Orleans I1%d. Turpentine 27s 6l.
HAvnE June 3-cotton. on the spot If axe;
afloat 1fSs11c. -
PARIS, Ju1e S-Ihe increase Of specie in the
Bans of Fra, ce eleven ami half n ilions. Bourse
steady. Rentes II and Al.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW YORK, June 3-aoon.-stocks feyerish and
excited. Mouy steadyss CAT. Sterling sH. Coll
Ss%. Cotton quiet and firm at SOC. 1u pentine
dull at 45lc. Ros;n quiet; strained s. 40.
Evcuing.-" tton firm; sales 5000. Flour heavy
at noop's decline. Wheat 10 lower. Corn 1rmer.
Ness pork sS1 GeuS1 81. Lard qu'et. Wbiskcy
steady, 81 01a1 o. Rice 1ull-caroina 72la9. Other
groceries quiet. Turpentne Ask. strained rosiD
So 40. Talow active. i1Nal1H. Froights frm-on
cotton, by steam, 4. GoTeruuent- dull. cas- Pax.
aoutherns heavy. yirginla's 57X; North Carolina
! 6O1S; new Sc; Louisiana levees 6s; Tennessee 81;
new G4T Money continued active at per cent
Sterling weak at e. Geld closed dull at 37T. stocks
feverish, veal. II he steamship America sailed to.
day, taking 100000 in specie
BALTIMORE. June s-'olton firm at s0c. Flour
dull and iavors buyers Grain unch, nged; receipts
light. Pork firm at $50. Bacon active. Lard firm
=, ,o,<. Wh;.tev duIl at 81 u2al o.
cRcISSATI, June S.-Whissey quiet and frm ct
s5: Mess pors f'm at sSl; not freely off'red, but
held ut Xak Bacon shoulders held at 1SKc; sides
lie; nothing doing. LAID offered at 1sxo.
LOUISVILLE, June S.-Proyisicns frmer. Mess
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Arrived Yesterday.

Steamship prometheus, Gray, phlladc'phia-lcft
SUNDAY, Mdse TO Jno & 1hco Getty, kai road
Ageut q l Poale, W Il >chaffer, ameron B!rsiey
&Co, g W Williams & Co, j N nj Wohltn'dnl. Gus
Works. DR. y p Edwards Alrnar tilas' walk
er. hyaus & Corswcll. + O'Nelll l. eon, Z Korn-
alreus ] Cos ruye, ] NJ Martin, Ii Torcs. Gra-
man & Schwacic Werner & Tucker. chaplin Jef
fo:ds 4 Co. Lu,l, cy & Alexander. NJ ZorD ow, Mrs
IA :. Buteriicld. Dr Bar " 6rookoanEs. Elias,
Mrs NJ W Ina, cr Miss L Guerard. aIIs b'adsdeu,
J arthur w Gsrunkle, % artic's BOOK House. q
Illieutlli. O'Neil II Muller, aiui'er' NiinlH q
Co. J NJ Eas.n & Bro, Kinsmau Bro, LIZ Rooeit'
son. D Jobnsop l. 20, NJ Cater Byrue Foaarty,
j Cdmpsrn L Co, Gerdts co, Agent Atlantic ana
Cuff railroad. aud others NJ
srhr Leila ross, Belfast, Me, l6 days Hay. TO
] A EnBlow TO.
steamer Emile, Lewis. Edlsto and W!dmalaw ISL
and. Mdec, To shackelford & Re j.. b Howe
Brown Hyer, Bonry selbrook, D d C'ausson y
NJ Dixson SlcGorty. NJ Levy.
Received from Chiso!m's Mill, 60 tlcrces hlce. 10
] s Sch,lmer
Sailed Yesterday.
Steamer Planter, White, Savannah.
From this torI.
Steamship ] " Eyernan, Snyder, Philadelphia, May
sshr NJ d Bramhall, stout, New York, May 81.
Cleared for this Port.
sehr Frank Palmer, Latham, at Boston, May 8l.
ShIpncws e5 'e'ngraph'
NEW YoRk Joue a-Arriyed the ity of Boston.
.AvassA4. June CARVED brig Georglana, New
York
sailed. steamship Herman Livingston, New York;
ship lyanhoe, Liverpool.
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:. Irea rm wRkx xnpNa xHuHkpk1, JUNE 81
TIE caor.vIhs weather for1 ths psst soak has
BEEN Of s ch16etr well adapted TO the growth Of
cotton. fne hef having been steady and continued.
sAsoafy drawback being an absence Of moisture!
.4hs Information rom the interior has. in conse-
queuce, taken favorable character, and wherever
stand has been secured the plant Is reported to DO
coming forward successfully.
IL. co1roN MARKxT.-Ihe market for the staple
during the week under review has assumed strong
S6snfon. Northern manufacturers having come
&rusrd prominently o. purchasers In the Southern
ports, while the intelligence from Manchester indi-
Gates an improved feeling for manufactured goods.
The influences Of these circu instances actng on rc-
uced stocks in the South. has given prices decided
upward tendency. and while the English market,
which opened at 11Hd for middling uplands harden
cd to llxd. the article at New York moved up from
asx to Soe, and at this point middlings stnened
from 271 to 2aHc q fb, the demand here being
mostly for good grades, OF which there is only the
most sesnty supply, and which cell at steadily hard
enipg rates
The movements Of the fibre at Liverpool and New
York have been reported as follows By telegraph
On Friday, May 2sth. the former orered fimer at
dIkd.. and closed at 11Zd., sales 12000 bales with
better Manchester advces the latter was frm sales
1900 bales st 2sxc. On Saturday the former was
quiet and steady. sales 10000 bales. uplspds 1ohd;
HE latter was 6rmrr. sales $500 bales at 2sc. On
Monday the former was shade more active. sales
1900 bales uplands II he l,ter was more active.
sales 1000 bales at a9Ac. On Tuesday the former
was hrmer, ssles $4,000 bales, uplands 1lhd.; the
latter was x@Xc. better, sales $500 ba es OF 29Ac.
On Wednesday the former wa, h1mer, GALES 15,Ot 0
bales, uplsr de- I, I'd; the latter vas a shade hrmer,
sale. 1000 bales. uplands 7s,1@ Sc; yesterday the
former was a sh de Hrmer. sal es 1900 bales, up
lands l1xd. the latter was quiot and firm at 30c.
The sto of the article in sight at the latest dates
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Total. ,4f,C05 l,is9t5S
Deficiency IN visible supply 62.553
Stock Of c.tton held by Manchester srinners at
toe mills, now $4,000 bales; same time 1873. 10000
bales. Kidding upland', now 1:Hd; then ll&d.
The arrival. ut this port for the week have been no
sea lslaDds and Floridss and 1885 bales up ands.
agsnsi baes islsuds and Flondas and 1884 les
pauds the week before and Gs Of ca islands and
Tlodss s2s bales OF upands for the correspond
ing week last yea. These supplies have come from
the following sources. say OF uplanes per south
Carolina Railroad. l6o2 bales; per Northeastern
Slilroad. SO bales.
The transactions in this market ior the week have
been as follow:
On Friday. May 2s the demaad was good. but tho
operations of purrh sers was limited in consequence
OF the light supply OF the fibre on the market; sales
800 pale., ordinary to gotd ordinary being qu1td
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THE DAILY NEWS.
Madonna.

stay, Madonna, stay
Ills not the Gaw1 OF day .,.o.b.
That marks the skies with yonder opsi Sue'
The stars IN silence shine;
Then press thy lips to mine:
And rest upon my neck thy fervld cheek.
@ s.eep, Madonna, seepl
leave me 10 watch and weep
Ger the sad memory Of departed Joys JOYS;
DER hopes exunguished Deam'
O'er fancy's vanished dream,
Der a11 that nature gives and man destroys.
Owake, Madonna, wakel
Even now the purple lake
IA dappled DER with smber dakea Of Light;
Glow 10 on ths hill,
And every tricklinR rn
In golden threads leaps down from yonder heisnt'
-- Ohy, Madonna, hyi
.gv-s, Last day and envy spy
Whist only love and night may safely know'
Fly, and tread softly, deari
Lest those who hate us hear
The sounds Of thy light footsteps as they 60
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cons1gnees per south Carolina Na'Irond d
June g.
271 bales Cotton, 90 bales Domest'cs. % packages
Bacon, 25s bbls Naval stores. cars Lumber, cars
Wood. 10 Railroad Agent, W W smith, ClaShorn.
Herring & Co. Courtensy Trenholm, Rayenei q
Co, J L Getty. Watson & Hill Graveley. klnck,
Wickenberg & Co. B O'Neil. r Caldwell Jno
Marsha Goldsmith & son, Hopkins, Mcpherson
Co. II 4 W Devices.
Passengers.
Per steamer Emilio, from Edieto and Wadmalaw
Isand-H q Robertson and lady, Mis- Kelley and
txo childron, Miss NJ Kelley, Mrs General jenkins
and con, and ten on deck.
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financial auh Uommereial.
Tn. Charleston Money Market.

The CharlestOn Money Market
THuaspAx. June 8, 1859.
There were no transactions during Tue "eeA ...'
xould materially affect the quotauons' BUSINESS
WAS generally dull. and there was little OF no oemsna
for securities The bulls of the city banks are s'eaons
approaching and are IN demand. soutn eseonnA
r .Iroad whole shares are quoted at 40. Inc seven
r cent bonds slass. Slate securities nave al 40.
y,noed sale Of city stock was MADE yesterday At
"a The et,ck Of the Peoples and First National
hanks is held at 1Oe to 1os; City RAILWAY stock 61H
70 81; Savannah and Charleston Railroad stock FIX
an No other changes Of note have occurred
aorrHrnN BANK HILLS
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OFFICIAL.

LIST OF LETTERS remaining in the Postofhce at
Charleston, for the week ending JUNE 8, 1863,
and printed officially in THE DAILY NEWS, as the
newspaper having the largest circulation in the City
Of Charleston.
n5-Persons calling for Letters Advertised, should
state that they are Advertised"
HS- Ohlce hours from 8 A. n. to P. NJ. On Sun
days, from to P. NJ.
STANLEY G. TRoTT. Postmaster.
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pork, sslX. Shoulders. 1ax; clear sides, Tx;
hams. 1oHc. Prime leaf lard, Ice. Raw whs-
key, 97c.
WILMINGTON, June S.-spirits turpentine' no'nme
doing. Rosin steady OF 81 i7h7aaso' oruae 'ui
pentine 81 sOsss. Tar 50 Is.
AUGUSTA, June 3.-Cotton closed sctve ana 3D.
vancinc: sales A10 bales; receipts 80 bales; mid
d:ings, s7Ha2sc. ,
SAVANNAH. June S.-Cotton very firm; middhngs'
9sc. sales 800 bales; receipts ITO bales; exports
$500 bales. nm
MopnE. June 3.-Cotton: sales $50 bales; eco
after tho close yesterday. Market quiet. Low MD
dings 27c. Receipts ss bales.
NIw ORLEANS, June 3.-Cotton steady. Mid
dlines 2ska2sHo. fales $3.50 bales; receipts s27;
exports ss7. Gold SO. Sterling 61A. New York
sight exchange par to n discount. Sugar: common
es/a1oX; prime lsx. Molasses: fermenting b2h.
Interior Cotton Markets.
SELMA May s1.-Ssles 40 bales Market quiet
Very little cotton Offering sales MADE On pasis VI
25o for low midaling.
COLUMBUS, Juno 1.-Cotton market quiet. MIG,
d,inos 8. low middlings 26Hc. Warehouse sales II
bales. Receipts bales. Shipments 274 bales.
MACON, June The improvement in the mar, A.
ket, noted yesterday, was followed tooay Dy a au
aIvance in urtces The demand to-day was gooo,
and sales were effected on the basis OF z6azoAc tof
mid1lipgs Receipts oday, &c bales snPlnenss'
88 bales; sales, 1T bales.
Nashville Cotton Market.
NASHVILLE, May 81 -corros.-1he New Yol
-narke, adyap ced 10 to-day. Our market nfm 10 r9i
hest grades he lower grades entirely nominal we
quote: OrdiEary 2C1sa21; good ordinary 2S1SaS4'
low middiing 26a25A.
NASHVILLE COTTON ETATEMEFT. -
sto.k ON h,nd september ], 1S6S..
Received to-day. oog o m ors
Received previously ..49sSo-ooooo
T0tA .......''..-'''''''.''. ON'-
Shipped to-day ~ a, ,os
Shipped previously. '''
Stock on hand =. 80
Coas-Market buoyant and prices adVanclDg
The shipments today embraced 5000 bushels at ooa
s2hc, sacked and In depot
Wilmington Market.
WILMINGTON, June 2.-TuRPENTIss.-Saleso OF
1 casks at 42c- decline Of Nc since last repon.
sprR1rs TURPENTME.-50 bbls changed nanos u
20 40 for elbow dip, and 81 70 for hard. ~
RoHE -sales Of 375 bbls No. 2 at 81 co. ana "
bbls strained ats1 77H.
TAR-sales Of only 83 bbls at 81 a.
CoTroN.-Sales Of only 6 bales at 26, 28haZ'c 1or
mixed lots.
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charleston Wholesale Prices.
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a5- Persons depositng letters in the Postoftice
will please place the stamp near the upper right
hand corner of the envelope, aud they will also
please to remember that without the stamp letter
cannot be mailed but will be sent to the Dead Letter
ONice
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Marint afws.

7Ha LIZ OF THE NOON.
Last Quarter, I'd, hours. minute, morning.
New Moon, 9th, 10 hours, 43 minutes evening.
First Quarter 10th. hours. U minutes, evening"
Full Nom 03l q hours 10 minutes morning.
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asaak low middang q, and middnpg 2yXc

| at 2S,a26H, low middhng ~, anu mloonps S'7so
@fb.
On Saturday there was moderate inquiry, good
grades being quite firm; sales 2?6 bales, ordinary to
good ordinary being quoted at 2t@2sh. low mid
ding AZ. middings 7h.
On Monday fne qualities ofthe staple were In ee-
msnd, and held at stiff prices, while the common
grades were steady, but buyers continued to nave
their operations limited for want Of stock; sales 2'o
bales; quotations as before.
On Tuesday the market was somewhat active ana
frmer, prices advancing 10 . ID; sales ooo ps'e0'
ordinary TO good ordinary being quoted az 1'7a~N'
low middllng 27h. middling go p fb.
On Wednesday the staple continued TO einen un,
der we'll sustained inquiry, and prices 'Dpto'oN
,bout Nc p b; sales 500 bales, ordinary to eood or
dinarv being quoted at 2e@e7h, low middhns 10
and rniddling 2s1sc ID.
Yesterday there was but little oferng' and hoioers
vsrv Arm: sales near 100 bales viz: - at 2s~ ~ AZ
a7x.7 at %; 8 at 2sh; u at 2sH; Apporan al
80. We quote:
IIyHEPooL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to good ordinary .......26 g21h
Low niddhng. g................'..'eo
Midding.. .......'.....zoa@-
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-04

LIST OF SHIPPING
In the Port OF Charleston, June 3.
vrsrr1s UNDER 100 TONS. AND STEAMERS coAsTINa
WITHIN THE STATE EXCEPTED.
STEAMSHIPS.
James Adger. 1885 tons. T Lockwood, at AdSer's
wharves, for New York. loading-James Adger
b Co.
Maryland 5S2 tons johnson. at Union wharf for Bal
tjmore loading-Courtenay & Trenholm.
Prometheus. SCI tons, Gray. at Atlantic wharf, for
Philadelphia, loading-J Getty.
sHIPS.
c Winthrop, 94e tons, Stewart, at Atlantic wharf,
for Liverpool, loadipg-Patterson Stock.
Richard III, sS5 tons, Wood, at Boyce Co.'S
wharf, for Liverpool, loading-Street Bros &c.
BARKs.
Maria Br 500 tons Webster. at Central Wharves, tor
Newcastle Eng, loading-J Getty.
st Pierre, Martinique, just arrlved-R Mure &
Dalkeith (Brl. 848 tons. Anderson. at Boyce Co.'S
wharf for Liverpool, loadiug-R Mure Co.
Helen sands 6C3 tons Woodeide, at Bennetts wharf,
for the Rio de Ia Plata, loading-Street Brothers
BRIdS.
L Pye (Br), 965 TONS Pye at Central wharves, for
Liverpool. loadipg-J Ens.ow Co.
SCHOONERS.
Leila, 14S tons, Foss, a Palmetto wharf from Bel
fast, Me- discbargipg-J A Enslow l. Co.
Lion lBr) Ill tons, Mcclellan, at Brown Cos wharf,
from Matsnzas waitine-W Hall.
Myrover, 4l8 tons, Brown, at VenninRs wharf, fol
New York. losdipg-W Roach Co.
Henry Allen, 208 TONS Tatem, in Ashley River, fol
Philadelphia. ready-H Baker & Co.
" Smith, 295 tons, Tooker. at Adger's wharf, fol
New York, loading-W Roach 60.