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New-York tribune., 1870-05-09
TIE COURTS.
SUPERIOR COURT-srRcIAL TERM.

Decisions Judge MOnell-Pendeton
agt. Lord-Brown agt. FOOte.-Motions granted and
causes referred Fredicher agt. Guardian Mutual In
surance Company.-M0tiOn denied with go costly in
junction restraining defendants from removing books
granted. Knox agt. National Park Bank.-MOtion do
the receiver TO deliver the property ~ the assignee
Before MeCuan J.-I'rewster agt. BlOomfied.-Motion
granted, with costs. Reinhardt agt Springer
granted and Receiver appointed. Rich agt Rch.--Mo
ton granted End cause referred. Hall agt Emmons--
Motion dismis3d with $40 costs. Wees agt. Iansburg-
Judgment vacated and ret aside. Lafargo agt Hoar-
order vacated and ret aside with 90 Turner ag
Jalnes-ENtra allowance OF $56 granted. Hawks ct AL
agt 1raiford ct al.--Judgment dsmssing complaint
Matthews agt WOod.-Motion denied. Francis agt
Cromwell.-This matter must be enforced before the
order to pay money can be grated let IL therefore be
referred. Grezzenburger att Gol-Ordcr of arr,st va
Gated aud set aside with $40 costs ln agt Graham
at a-conhent OF present referee be first obtained or
unless soiDe cause is shown. PVlhaus a. shay OF A.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-09
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF SEw-YORK K........................M Z.

PORT OF EEW-Y0RK. ............MaJ
CLEARED.
ste.mhps-Mats Mcdonald Liverpool via Queenstown Dnseh
Champion Lolona H0vey New
Orleans San Jacno Atkins Savannah untsy rowe savannah
Lou.s Moore sayea Newern C Isaac Bell Bourne N9fok
Pna Freeman Phlae pha; Neptune Baker Boon wsmsus,s
Psh ew-Beifori Mayaower Ts Philadelphia; Mar Gramly
shpsTSt Luc Carney Paneuco Pavona Greenmsu San
Francisco; Prni Albert Never Hamburg; Chr'e fnsie Bremen
r. HoISrocs Ls,yt, C.renas Evening star Miller J.go
Brgs-Jua Kelly Knight Barbados. Juno Williams Port Spain
sSs W Holmes Wood ST. Martins Dennis Heg
Bee Chester G.yeston II J9Ies, PalteneTg tenanus va
Ena Mstthe~, MeRwee yaGasonusi sarah cullen h
w.ss5 SesTS 'ns Mot, B Scs Rchncud A. K cranS
cn%sI MGh%OH s M.S1n cSSs Sh,,. p.oD waterman
ARRIVED.
Steamship Csaba MMcian, Liverpool April 20 and Queenstown
steamship Tennessee Chichester Charleston mdse and pas.
Steamship Dirso, JeInssn, Portland md.e- aud pass
schf Laura A. webb, Webb. Gonaives 3 days logwcri
schr Rebecca NJ Atwood, Doane, Baucoa DAYS fruit
sCnOoAERs-kiyKR AND CoAsrwrk
sar,h p,uyer Virginia. Eva Norwich.
II. Z. Bly, Norwsh. jane Maria Norwich;
A. T. Rowland, Providence. w L. Peel, Hartford.
SsSsis sa w. cn h,gasps, Paeuo Sali R , aS0
&. A. Grsiner, Providence. Yarmouth. Providence
A. Fakenburg, Providence. SIS. Tyler, Hartford.
Belle Bridgeport. J. {. Chew. Taunton
NJ X Coyne, Cape Ann. J. II. Collins. Calais
g. C. Wilson, Norwsn Scotia, Georges Banks
A. NJ Aeken, RnLahehp MARY Western, For,hport.
y. u Hubbard, EiIabehPort. Helen M. wae, CalAs
j. A. Tole-, RIrabehport. G G. Cramer ssco
Seneca Providence. J. .R MITCHELL stamford.
Ontario Providence Nelly Boomheh STANFORD
q L. Herrek Providence. Rary 'irl, Rrabe,hport
pheni, Ne~.Ilayen wm. q, D,afbora, kli .bethport
Ppnnsylyanla New Haven. Anu S Brown El1iie ehlort.
Mar Nrw Haven. NJ A. Prcdmore khtsbethport
5uIse, Aesu ua,en. Liza lharo. L.IaVeAposI
New-York tribune., 1870-05-09
SUPREME COURT-CHAhBERs.

Before Judge Cdrdo-o.-m re augusta T..
VaIsh-AppcatiOn again made In this Court by the
petitioner on Saturday TO have the custody OF the child
rem transferred to him. The petitioner Thursday made
motion before Judge McCunn to recover his Children
Caharine and Harriet Walsh who under the
OF the Protestant HalfOrphan Asylum but the appca
tion was refused His Honor said that the children were
now well taken care OF and did not want to return and
as the father had married again the children nat
rally ayerSe returning home Counsel for the trustees
said that they were willing 10 submit TO the Jurisdiction
OF the Court and that their conduct dictated solely
on account OF the chldrens good Application refused
Decisions-By Judge Cardozo. Watkins agt Watklns-
Motion denied &c Baine agt Pattel-Judgment grant
ed Abel agt Instrumentation for Receiver granted,
and Receiver appointed on filing bond In 1880.
Tv Judge Bridy-Rndge, jr., agt Rundle.-MOtion
granted The Union Paper Collar Co. agt. Mier-De-
PENDANT discharged. Van Cot agt. Berren,-Receiyer
granted IN part Van Cot agt. Decentralization granted
Eank of California agt. COlins.-Order settled. Holman
agt Hoifnan.-MOtiOn granted
New-York tribune., 1870-05-09
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS. OFFICE:

Before Commissioner Shietds.-SOOnon Iapp
Of No rs Fultonst was Saturday, held In 500 bail
for examination on charge Of trying to restore can
celed revenue stamps.
Il charged with attempting to brbe revenue oicer Ny
giving him So, decision will be given to-day,
Special gent GaylOr charged Arthur X. tangnan,
POST Office clerk with embeZzng letters ana abstract
ing money from them. Vaughan, who has been Two
wears i'm the Office was held to bail in 600, to ap
pear for examination. .. NJ
Christopher Risley, charged at the instance OF W. M
Harding with making false returns to the G0yerhneht
In 1859 was placed under $500 bail for examination
Eugene Brennan and William +. Evans, whom the CaE
tain Of the ship Intrepid had charged the other DAY WIN
mutiny at sea we're discharged on Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-09
srrprRIOR COURT-GEsERAL TERN.

SLeorm0n AIT. TIE Niagara Fire Ihsnrance
ConnanuLThis was an appeal judgment granted On
or about the 2l5t OF March, 1896. the defendants by
pocy OF Insurance duly executed and delivered insured
the building Of tho plaintiff Carsle-st, for sJo
The plaintiff also insured in other colpanes ana sass o
ouently Increased his insurance in this Company To 800
The plaintiffs building took fire and was partially de
sroyed and no applied for payment OF losses when wa
refsed The appellants denied that the policy continued
I'm force TO and Including the year ending March, 1865
and they contended that the plaintiff missated ms
loss and also aege that he did not use due care or
gence i'm arresng the flames They also contend that
the plaintiff sble his house, and that said property was
transferred to Lewis Shearman, without the knowledgc
of the company and that they were liable for the
loss as the terms OF the policy had been violated De
cisiOn reserved.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-09
P4SSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM GALvESTOS-n steamship Wilmington, Nav Miss A.
LYONS amsiale ami child A. j. Curtis Mrs Williams AMI
cfn. Mrs Allen, Mrs Mount and servant Mrs Rmere1 children
Francisco ande Mrs Moneka Perry and child
Mrs Parker Mrs Thompson and children Mr. Thompson Mr.
H. g. Tefon f. G. Smith F. Clarke Lieut.
H. e. A. Dr. Smith 7. C. Turner, NJ A. Allen, WIN. b.
Bricsle. u. r. Sturleyant and % in the
PROM SAVANNAln steamship Herman Livingston, Ma7 S.Mrs
T. Dav and daughter Miss Fairbanks j. Putnam and wife Lcwen
thai wife children aud Mrs Epstein, b. f. Williams and
Wheeler r. Dillon and g. C. Ackery Sumner, Capt
Hudson + Comsock ~ Bowling A. H. Thomas H. L. Davidson
White, j. H. Jones' Geo H. Lang s. r. Jennng, T. r. Cadre A
j. Lvun John King H. COuryoser r. Gmaiu j. Gleason H. Mohr
r. L. Tar c. G. Parson NJ A. Middleton
Moran Socomb Wu Thompson, and 10 the steerse.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-09

mesenver hev.Hsven Tbcs B. Smith. EruhetbporS
zen; zen I,snt ror'iaH1' Maiasi. Eisbethpon
Mail Greenwich Uncas, Blube,hport
bne, 1roenNicn. r. ]. Holstrom, Georves 6snkA
CRion Norwich. Boy;op s..n6.,s "
NJ j. LavtOn, EBzsbethpor. H. p God,in staTso,d
Union, Port Johnson C., Aetn Stamford
\. \. Crocker, Port johnson. Wave. IIartfon
Baltimore, Port Johnson MARY Anna Uars,s
Tabiths h Hannah Port Johnson. J. W. Bel. Tannton
Anthony Kelly, Virginia Pioneer, COmsalH. MS
H. NJ Wilson, Warthm. Pores, Home Gloucester
Atlantic, Fall River Detroit, Gensood.
SAILED.
steamshps-Deu'shlsnd for Bremen CITY u Antserp and ns
for Liverpool; Angehs for Ggow; Mlrpoa i
dona for New Orleans vrns for Galveston KY West Js
cno and Huntsyi for Savannah Cbsmpun Loqsa
Moore, for s.wbern n. G.; Isssc B.n for Sorfolk se
ARRIVED. Sunday May 3.
Steamship Wilmington, Cole Galveston April 2 ta Key West Nay
ndss and pass.
steamship Herman Hyinr-.on Ch.e-m,n Savannah.
Steamship Regulator Wilmington ". g., naval
Brig Reporter Holmss, Ee~Bsven
4 Bnrgess. Backett Caibaren 10 days moasses
schr Henry Adsber Dunton TRINIDAD Cuba noia.es
Schr Matte iolmes Ripley satia X Ga. 10 days
sCHoosyRs-RvzR AND cOAsTvtsy
Empire State. BSs Lyme Jacob Raymond NeE.LoBdon
Challenge, southoh Trimmer Hartford.
" NJ Wright, Ser-flayen Robin Hood. Hartford
Wind, Hartford A. Burton, Hartford.
SURG, 1rsnon Empire. Ses. Lonion
Knight Fall River N,ry Pelc, SsvJI.,.,
r. COwperh Esite Baltimore. Oeeanu, C.ary..o,n "a
EtEani slads AsIAhGna John J. War. AleIAnaiA
Julia T. Wlletts, GeorgetoEn, u. &.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bosros May 7Aryed Angenqus London,
scbn Lah Rich from Cenfuegos A. Campbell, from Peraa
Rolerson, from koncout
CHAKLEsTos, May a-Anve steamship South Carolina fro s,s.
York.
san PRAscrsoo May 5Aved ship spraue frm ye-.
castle n. s. W.
SPOKEN.
Brig Clara Gibbs from Carienas for New Yort M.y4 Is
Ion. 7sil
New-York tribune., 1870-05-09
THE STEAMSHIP VENEZUELAN.

The WeSt India ana racine steamship Com
pany's steamship Venezuelan taken into the Erie
Basin Dock Friday and Saturday. after the water
was pumped out her bottom carefully examined by
Mr. Laing Engineer rin-Chief OF the Company, who has
come from Liverpool to superntend her repairs. The
workmcn removing the fractured plates around the
stern and t will he three weeks before she can
oated again. The accident evidently caused by
injuries received by grounding Some OF the officers
pressed this opinion Excepting the damage received by
the loss of the ruderpos and the fracture Of the
plates the vessel appears to be In good condition. When
She IL completed her cargo will be reshpped and she
will resume her voyage touching at Aspinwa, Barba
tp
New-York tribune., 1870-05-09
TIE REV. FREDERICK FREMONT LOWELL NOT A
UNIvERsALIST-A CARD FROM THE REV ]. NJ.


TO the Editor OF The Tribune
SIR Your paper this morning gives the fol-
lowing item:
The Rev Frederick Fremont Lowell pastor Of the nyea
In E-eI Mas accud Of RIGHTEOUSNESS and reported have
left threats feathers.
There Ia minister OF that in the Unversalist
denomination. There Is Univ yersalist minister In Essex
Neu York, May 7, 1870 m. PULLMAN.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-09
COMMON PLEAS-SPECTAL TERN.

Decisi0ns-By Judge LOew.-Galley agt. Hem
mis-Motion granted. and referred. Roemming
agt. ChartOn.-MotOn to continue the lnDuhcuon
granted but the defendant may apply for the appoint
Incnt of "A receiver.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-09

Captains pun. vessels arriving this requested
deliver packages addressed the New-YOrk Associated Pres only
persons exhibiting the written authority of '" smohton General
News packages for the Journal Of COmm>rce Times TBUSE
Ford sun Express Eenin1 Post C0mnsrd Afrter StIds
/ung aud Ne Yorker Demorat should also be delivered only 10
The
New-York tribune., 1870-05-09

In this case plaintiff must not be preudiced by the
neglect OF the defendant the employees OF the Post
Office; motion denied.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-09
Orclu Steamers.

DED HORSE HOTEL,
IL (Kaoxn Americans Washington Tryins's IiOt~D
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
"A LIVERPOOL, and LONDONDERRY
from Pier ~. Ssuh River.
AUSTRALIA SATURDAY. May II,
and SATURDAY thereafter.
Cabin passage, as aud S65, Ate S Ste,ye, SD
Steerage tickets from above ports, f52.
HENDERSON DROTHRRs Agents,
Bowling gr-u.
nor ST. THOMAS and BRAZIL.
j UNITED STATES and BRAZIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Regular Mail Steamers sailing the 9 Of every month
SOUTH AMERICA, Capt Z. ]. TIsELsPArGB, May %,
NORTH AMERICA, Capt g. b. sLocux Juse q
MERRIMACK. Capt WIER, July %,
These s.pdd sail sehe.se and ca St ThOg
Para Peamhuco Baha and Rio De Janeo gong and For
eng OF freight or passage, apply 10
WM. X GARRISON, Agent, No Boshng green. Ses-iorf.
II s. MAIL TO HAVANA.
u. ATLANTIC MAIL STEAMSHIP co,
Sailing regularly SyERY THURSDAY eolock pa..iy
from Pier No. 4, North River .
MORO CASTLE. Capt r. Adam n..................hgh
OLIMBIA Capt X Vsn Sioe (yia Hasau -........mEl
MISSOURI, Capt J. b. BfwAris MAY %
For freight passage apply 10 D. IT, "hbEkbt IT, faasnt
No. BOshngSrsn.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-09
SATURDAYS WEATHER RBPoRT-o A. NJ.
ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun rses..4:i9 Sun 7:O Moon sets las
Sandy Hook l:5l Cows lsand. 2:4l Hell Gate $:2
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Exports for tho Week ending March "a

Exports for the Week ending March "a
LIvgRPooL-Per British bark Lakemba-12s
bags sea island cotton, l778 bales upland cotton
so tierces rice 90 tons pho phate, ss bags cotton
seed, tierces beeswax......Per British bark
David McNutt-l02 bags sea island cotton, 170C
bales upland cotton, IS tons phosphate, 1o7 bags
RIO DE JANEIRo-Per bark Skjold-2lS,972 feet
hewn timber, Il, o62 feet deals.
DOMESTIC.
NEW YoRK-Per steamship Charleston-204 ties
rice 1876 bales cotton, so bales yarn, 50 ools OIL %
bundles paper. 55 packages. Per steamship
Chempion-l32 tcs rice, l6 bags sea island cotton,
Sc bales domestics, 68 empty barrels, So pack.
ages sundries. Per schr Ben Borland-lO2Ooo
feet yellow pine timber and lumber Per
steamship South Carolina-71 bags sea island cot
ton, 2lS bales yarns and domestics, lol bundles
paper and sunares.
ton 40 bbs spirits turpentne, S43 bbls rosin. ITO
casks clay IS tons iron, 16 bales rags and STOCK,
500 empty carboys, and sundries.
PHILADBLPHIA-Per steamship Zodlac-l2l tcS
rice 10 bales cotton, 103 bales yarn, thread anu
warp, l40 bbls rosin, bales rags, 81 casks clay,
IS punches bananas, ,26 bbls pineappes 4032 cocoa
nuts and sundries. Per schr II w Godlrey-
23O tons phosphate rock, II empty barrels.
BALTIMoRE-Per steamship ASryland-11O casks
RICE 43 bales cetton, bales rags, 25 rolls leather.
1s.bundles paper 900 feet lumber, and sundrles.
80. Per schr Mary Fisher-e5, 900 feet lumber.
.,PRovIpENcE-Per schr D Wood-16o,ooo feet
Aooring.
NORTH WEYMOUTH. MAss-Per schr Hattie
Coonbs-155 tons phosphate rock.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-03-25
Markets by Telegraph.

1ospos. March 24.-Noon.- Consols s3ae3N.
Bonds ss.
LIVERPOOL March 24.-Noon.-Cotton quiet;
nnlands uxd: Orleans 11Hd. Sales 10000
bales.
Afternoon-Cotton dull OF lla1lhd. Pork dull
Lard frmer at 64s.
DOMESTIC.
NEW YORK, March h2-Noon.-StocEs unseu!ea.
Money easy at sue per cent. Exchange, long
sx: short OK. Gold firm ut 12h. Bonds 91s.
Tennessee, ex.coupons, 5SA: new, toH; 'ir'
cina ex-coapons, 7oN; new, 10; Louisiana, old
Tx; new, II; Lcvee skies, Tx; new II; eights
OIL; Alabama elghts. 971s; 6ves, So; Georgia.
skies, 81; sevens 93H; North Carollnas, old, 40;
new 23x; South Carolinas, old, 81; new, 50.
Flour dull and a shade easier Wheat dull and
slightly fayors buyers. Corn quiet but firm. Pork
nrmer; mess s2s 5oa26 coz. LAID lrmer at
14Ka14Xc Cotton quiet at 22Ha22Xc. Turpen-
tine firm at 4sHc. Rosin steady a. s2a2 o5 for
strained. Freights firm.
Evening Money easy at 5a6 per cent. Sterl-
ing sT Gold 123I. Governments dull. Southern
securities generally steady. Cotton steady sales
$500 bales at 22Ac. Flour heavy and shape
lower; superHne 81 4oal so; Southern, common TO
fair extra. SIS eOa6. Wheat slightly fayors buyers
and scarcely SO much doing; winter red and am
ber western 81 23al &C. Corn scarce mixed
Western s7casl. Pork $40 So. Lard l5alSh.
Whskey heavy at 99a99H. Groceries dull. Naval
stores quiet. Freights firmer.
BALTIMORE, March 24.-Cotton quiet at 90 cts.
Flour quiet and weaker. Wheat unchanged. Corn
in good demand; white olas3c; yellow s4c. Pro-
q
BOSTON, March 2l-Cotton quiet and steady;
mddlngs 23a2aHc;,n net receipts e6; coastwise 30;
total 2s6 bales; sales 200; stock 1a. 500 bales.
CINCINNATI, March 24:Corn steady and in fair
demand. Whiskey tending up at a3a9ic. Mess
pork decidedly buoyant at SCI. Bacon very
nrm; sides scarce; shoulders 1oXc; sides l6A
al5nc; quarter advance asked. Lard 14Hal4Hc,
but held higher
LOUISVILLE, March 24.-Corn unchanged. Pork
s27. Shoulders 1lhc; clear sides l6c. Lard
prime tIerce 15c. Whiskey eSae5c.
| NuRFOLK, March N.-CottOn dull and lower
low uiddlIngs 2oc; receipts ass1- exports coast
wise 1906; sales So; stock 6476 bales.
AUGUSTA, March 24.-Cot,on dull and weak
sales 25l; receipts 2s5 bales; nlddllngs eoc.
SAvASSAu, March 24.-Cotton in moderate de
.manu al q decline; mludHngs 2lci reCeipts Oh
bales; exports TO Continent 1918 bales; coastwis'
81 bales; sales 100 bales; stock l.242 bales.
GALVESTON. March o4-Cotton Inactive ana
dropping; good ordinary 10c; receipts 1869 bales
stock &c, s36 bales.
MOBILE, March 24.-Cotton dull and In light dc
mand; midllings 21Ac; receipts 1856; exports Il
continent 30l4; New Orleans 40; Boston 44o bales
sales 200; stock 6i,6o0 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, March 24-CottOn dull ant
Nominal; niddlings 2l7ia2ac; net receipts 3Go
bales; coaslwisc a.; total 36j2 bales: exports Il
I!"--,.~. paia bales, Z" '"''. ITO" tn1, q
Malaga 535 bales; sales 400 bales; stock .o9,23
bales.
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The above Includes all receipts OF Importance
except North Carolina and overland which may
be estimated. For the week last year the arrivals
were 80, ,0s9 bales.
The COTTON MARKET.-The market for this sta
pie opened with frmer feeling at the commence.
ment OF the week in consequence, Of the lessening
OF the receipts and the better attitude of the Eng.
nsh demand. but assumed an easier character
Liverpool, which opened at l1@llSd and har-
dened to 11HS1lHd, has since fell or to llxl:
New York, which began at 23Hc, has reced
ed to 22Izc, while at this port the rates for much
OF the week were at 22IA@a2kc p ib for middlipy
uplards, but closed lower at 2lc q IT, The oper.
atons in the Liverpool and New York markets
for this period, have been about as follows: On
Friday, March Is, the former opened bnoyant
and closed firm at ll@llHd p ib, sales 1900
bales; the latter began hrner at 23Hc but closed
ouii and heavy, sales $500 bales. On Saturday the
lormer WAS nrn, up ands 111sd, sales l2 600 bales;
Ine latter was quiet at 231lc, sales 2Goo bales On
Mohaay the former was firm at 1l1Sd, sales 12 600
Daies; the latter was lower at eskc. sales 900
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-03-25

rostn; s7@ss p NJ on lumber; ss@1o 2 M on tim
Der, To Boston, by sail, X@kc . b on upiana
cotton. To Pro tdence, So :, on boards nc
q ft on cotton. To Philadelphia, by steam'
&c q fb on uplsnds; by sail, s6@7 NJ on ooaros;
50 on timber; S. p ton on clay, and SS@3 70 on
phosphates. To Baltimore by steam, hc
b; by sail, S. p NJ on boards; 81 so@s 90 = ton
on phosphate rock. Vessels are in demand oy
our merchants to take lumber freights from
Georgetown, s. G., Darien and satilla River, Ca,
and Jacksonville, Fla., to Northern ports' anu
s11@l2 p NJ are rates on lumber and boards.
ExcHANaE-STERLiNa BILLs.-The rate yester-
day was 21@2lX for 60 day bills.
DOMESTIC ExcHANGE.-The banks are purcnas'
ING sight checks on New York at par to 4 DIS
count; days u discount; 10 days x per Co. us
count; Is days l; 20 days; 80 days :. They are
selling sight checks at u premium.
GoLD-The brokers were yesterday onyhg ~
11@12 and selling at 13.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-03-25
1ntcrior cotton Markets.

MACON, March 22.-Receipts today 92 bales;
sales 2l3; slipp.d I'll. The market continues
quiet, with a moderate tlemRrd AID light OTTER
tions. II clused quiet this evening ut 2la2l &c
nomnal-rur midulings.
ATLANTA. March 22-The market closed active
ut 2o>sc for nilllings; II for low miidlinSs, lgH
Tor good ordinary; lsk for ordinary.
COLUMBUS. March 22-Buyeis and sellers
owing TO declines In New York, have made mutual
stands OF to-day. Mlldlings 90c; sales A. bales;
receipts G. bales; shipments s. bales.
MONTGOMERY, March 22.-C0tton market
s quiet today. Offering stock is light. Low mid
dngs 2lc.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-03-25

W Bunnell, = tons, Bunnell, at Gas Company,s
wharf, from Baltimore, discharging-H
Baker CO.
Emelne McLain, = TONS Hall, In Ashley River,
for Baltimore, loading-W Roach CO.
L A Edwards, $50 tons Marshall, In Ashley
River. for Baltimore, loading-W Roach q CO.
wharf, for Georgetown Is O. ready-w Roach
Montana, II tons, Parker, at E Railroad wharf,
for Boston. loadIng-Risley Creighton:
'N' wharf, from New York. discharglngl,Master.
Chase, - tons, Gross, at Boyce Il co.'s wharf, for
Baltimore, loading-B S Rhett d Son.
A c Paige, 100 tons, Haley, at Central wharf, from
Boston, dsSaargngmMastes H. Brown co.'s
wharf, from New York, dscharglng-w Roach
Georgia, 12o tons, Brien, at Brown & co.'s wharf,
from Baltimore, discharging-T Tupper d
Jw Wilson, 271 tons, Adams, at Central wharf,
from Greenpoint IL y, discharging-H ba
ker L co.
= from rom Ne New York, discharaing-w Roach : CO
s q Woodbury. 134 toRs, Woodbury., at Adger's
wharf, from New York, dlscharglng-W Roacf
& co. ,.. ,,..
Serene, = tons, Jones, IN the Stream: from NOT
| EA Hooper, tons, Champion, ut Central whrf
| from Philadelphia Baker d co.
| C Edwards, 230 tons, Corson, at AdgelS mnaii
from New York, discharging-W Ko2cn CO. q,
S L Russell, 1913 tons, Smith, at Adger's WharI
from New York, discharging-W Roach co
w d Thorndike, 100 IONS, Hall, at Brown q COZ
wharf, from Baltimore, dlscharging-H ba
| ker 4 co.
D Talbot, = tons, Amesbury, at Central wharf
from Bath Ne, dlscharging-I Enslow 4 co
HG Fay, 1Sa tons, Prescott, at Palmetto wharf
from Baltimore, discharging-J a EnHlow q
| co.
Mediator, = tons, Gage. at Palmetto wharf, from
Havana, discbarging-J Easlow 4 co.
r N Brooking, 160 tons, Douglass, in Ashr!
River, for Sagua Ii Grande, loading \ Ems
| low Il co. 49,,
Sparkling Sea e mastedl, l6s TONS Rose, In Ash
ley River, for Wilmington, Del, Loading
EnslOw & co.
Carrie Melvin, - tons. Slater, at Central wharf
from Boston, tliicharging--Master.
| Anna Caskcll, 1s5 tons, Gaskel, Mt Brown u c.,
wharf, from Philadelphia discharglng-N
| Baker K CO.
Doctor Kane, los tons, Dodge in Ashley River
for Providence (R y, ready-Fsisley II Creigh
|
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-03-25

List Of Shipping
IN TIE PoHT OF CHARLESTON, MARCH %.
Vessels under 100 tons, and steamers coasting
within The State, excepted.
STEAMSHIPS.
Manhattan. 1887 tons, Woodruff. nt Adgcr's wharf,
for New York. loading-Jalies AuEcr co.
Prolnctllcus, 5Sl tons, Gray ut Atlantic wharf,
for Philadelphia loading-Jn0 x Thco Getty.
Tennessee, 1000 tons, Chichester, al Union wharl'
for New York, rcaty-Courtenay Trenholm.
SHIPS.
K C Winthrop 9lO tons, Stewart, lUr Liverpool, ut
Atlantic wharf loutlinc-PaitcrsOn Stock.
David Brown, yu5 tons. Nichols, At Benneit's
wharf, for Adelaide, Australia, loa'ling-Street
Bros & co.
Southern Chief. 1918 tons, Higgins at Atlantic
wharf, for Liverpool, loading-Willis& CllSoii!l
Pacific, tons, FOss. ut Atlantic wharf, for Lif-
crp0ol, luadns-W i Smith Gu.
BARkS.
wharf, fur Liverpool, loa'llng-W Roach K go.
Elliott Ritchie. - tons, Pung III Accolhinoauoi
wharf from Guanape Isles, Peru, waiting
II Carl.
from New York, dischargng-W Is Sinith "
Island Queen r), 3s2 tons. Brooks, at Marshall,S
wharf, from Newport, Eng, dlschargins-R
VIM FISHER liirl. tons, Eurncy, in Ashley, River
for Newcastle, Eag, lua'!ing-B 5 Ehctt "
BRlGS.
Gabriela SPAN. = tons, Pages, at Brown co.'s
wharf, for barcelona, oa'ling-W p Hall.
SCIIOONERS.
Elias Moore, go tons, DeGroot, In Ashley River,
for New York. lOading-J Enslow 4 co.
n " smith, o94 tons, To- 'er, at Palmetto wharf,
for New York, loadin. w Roach & co.
n w Godfrey, = tons. Sears, In the Stream, for
Philadelphia, ready A EnsOw & co.
Mary Fisher, l29 tons, Lawrence, in Ashley
River, for Baltimore, rcahr-T Kerr & CO.
Wenonah, SO tons, NOyes, i'll Ashley River, for Bal
tim0re. loading-T Tnppcr & Sons.
Dan Clifford, 253 tons. Trrcll, ut Central wharf,
for Philadelphia, loading-H F Baker e. CO.
R & Corson, 262 tons, Corson. at n + Railreah
wharf. for North Weymouth, ready-Rlsley
Creighton.
S Baker, - tons, Davis, at n F. Railroad wharf,
for Wilmington, .tDel), loading-W Roach &
co.