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B@. SEQ advertisement of Rey-
nold's Great Menagerie and Gym
pasium which exhibits here and at
varions points in .our District DUR
ing the. .peKt week. + The collection
Of animals is tho, most complete
now. upon exhibition in the South i;
and they u have been recently" i'm
ported expressly for this show
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CoN SIGNEES

me following namod persons have
M q Co., H W Lawson, J " Craw-
lora, > y Chlies Jay & Bradley, J En-
right A " zackery W J Brown Trow-
bridge 4 Co., + NJ Mitchell A J Fur
Gcrson Norwood DuPre g. Co.. J S
neid, Mnscly & White Wm. Moore {
TO-, " Thomas, + Knox A K Wat.
s1h: J thompson, l. II Marrah, G. #
,tasi;ell, Il Nelson. Il l. Parker. l. D
Bowie. Cato Adams.
EAIHi.S:S.--Cen S McGowcn, "
II fia"k"r. J \ Rainy Z Wes!Geld J
{ Martin + Thompson, ! NJ Bovds.
II. Il. SONDLEY,
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sa-. "Wednesday. last was cash
Wednesday, the commencement Of
Lent. There were appropriate relig-
ious services on that day in Trinity
Church conducted by the Rector, Rev.
W. p. DuBose, Similar services will
be held on each succeeding Wedncs-
day, during the season Of Lent.
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MATRIMoNIAL.-In the absence of
other items of local. interest, We
would call the attention of our rea-
ders to the increased excitement in
the matrimonial. market. We. re-
fer to the Hymeneal column for tbs
last, quotations. Gold is declining
TECotton is going dowp-but Gu
pid stands firm. Viue glamour. a
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uA- See the correction in tho Com
Of w. Joel Smith, agont
of The Equitable Life, Insurance Com.
pany-165, and not $50, as previously
printed in Tho paragraph next precc-
ding the last. q i..T o." "'.ia' -"
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To all Out of Employment.

$1,000 to $4,000 per yoar can be re.
allied by energetic and intelligent
men, in securing at once an Agency
for the Bost and most Popular Books
ever published: This is q rare oppor-
tunity for MAKING MONEYsand
doing good. Clergymen, disabled
soldies, and all others wanting an
Agenty will please apply, for further
particulars, to "'"07 >."' ""a ''''
.s...' H."D"la J. c.. DERBY, o.
:I.. Southern Publishing Agency, 81:
Cor. Reynold and Jacksons .Sts,, An
gusta, Go. o.n ..n,,@, 3,
= Feb. 25, 1870, 44-2s ~ i.@,'.., "' 20" II u
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DELAYS ARE pASorIorA-!Thal poor, emaci.
ted Comsun'ptive. who is now beyond all hope
of recovery, might now be hale and hearty
had lie not neglected that slight cough, Be
advised. if you have a cough or cold. get a..
'on"e Il bottls""f DR.. TUFTS Fxpcctorant and
You will soon be relieved DO not nut Il off,,
March, 4, 1870, 45-2t
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IN BANKRUPTCY. .

:. "a IN BANKRUPTCY. ydJ j.
IN :THE DIsTRxcT. co'uRr or
e'THE 'UNITED ;tS1,APES, ,FOR
y THE DISTRICT 0F@rSOUTH
o. CAR0LLNA.f 'ii :ntJ .,y,ri..,: ~
Elk. Pas,e, r. lH.o tWasala u, y assignee. 10
iaothsma''srs Of ". ,& ,J.yR, GI,pkscales,
.s 3 T. A4s,,st,,ls sns T. I, cal.
-, in lin c,fdiiorss.;': E'Hi 81
pY yiir.ue Of ap or1er ia issuHing Hiig iioonm ION The
ID EH5hGrable Court aforesaid! No,ite
's bstebs 'eiveH'to sl,.Eiien il sredit0ts Of
s~idj jBsukfup., 10 esashlish theif,lsps .be.z
fpls W,.jJ; ,'GNIasson Rsgis,er,, Yiitbiql llis
" dsYss 1FIom ibee date Of the ,f}st sdvsriise,
mebtn,SS; Gs 3srdIged iI iroIn> >ali beaefif of tbs'
Dttres'forHhe aitfiPltionH to ibS raade its
faiis case; and athat said creditors owi,binl
!ha sine afs,esaid dodasha,a sbewoauie
/ it ,syny 5hy hagyse,swhy,,b nEs,er, ,ef s.hia
p''''''" 'hap5s as{ q s;SS|Eif sS%S|EfFbs ~
m4;sAo ,ATYkM a IL Assignee. RI
March, na"Ss''s I; lsB4a, t4sas. ''
HpLE T III
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9 @, See ,nnotiire to !, trespassers
upon the Alston lands near the
town Of Abbsyi1le; also notice of
fhe sale Of ohe' 'hdndred acres Of
thbso valuable lands, BY Mr. Burt,
thesAgent. g9aroot0ad r@aI :eIt oo''
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n Tho next Convention of the
Circles Of Prayer will he held at Due
West, commencing on Wednesday be-
fore the Sd Sabbath in March. Instant,
at II O'CLOCK, p. M. -.'' ..,
H. W., LELAND,
2t Former Chairman.
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Eas See notice. Of seizure by Jas.
b. Dennis, q. S. Deputy Collector. Pc.
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EUREKAiLODGE, NO. a., .A!,F. M.

WREKAiLoDGE, NO. a., "A! P. M.
'A"r A regular q conuunicati;osnn Conn mica ti;sni Of Eure
kn Lodge will be- held III tGe;Iodge
Room at Ninety Six, on" Thursday,
March H. 1870, = at n o'clock P. M.
Brethren are requested to be- punctusl
'o a''eanSeSMiS aScM& Il: ~ GAMBRsfig SaiSf NJ ii.
'Hj ''2'4h'oo % 's'n"d dSecretary.n
re Febnl5y 1870, Il 48,. .4to roi'9nris 70.
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LATEST QUOTATIONS OF
SECURITIES.
February %. 1870.
IN CHARLESTON. SC,
corrected Weekly by 4. C. XII UFlk4N, D,
kcr No. % Brad STREET

February %, 1870.
STATE SECURITIES. Carolina oil "a
as6 do new,-a79; do, rcgst'd stock, ex int
-a79.
CRY acknowledgement, Ga. Bonds, "a
"a; Charleston. s. c. Stock. lex or int) "a
o. do. Fire Loan Bonds,-a75 Columbia. 8
C Bonds, -a70.
RAILROAD BoSDs;-B'ue Ridge. FIRST mort
aage?-a60; Charleston and Savannuh. 5sa8O ::
charlotte. Columbia and Augusta,-a9O; Che.
raw n and D"r!ing'on.-asV; Grern.i:e and
Columbia, (first mort )--n76; do, State xua-
rantee. G4a-; Northeastern, S4}a-; .Savan-
nah and Charleston, lst mort. --nsn; do,
State guarantee, -a64; South Carolina.
as; 90. rs; Spartanburg md Union.-a64.
RAILROAD SrocKs-Chnrlotte Columba and
Augusta, --a65; Greenrile and Columbia, "a
=; Northeastern, ,7as; Savannah and Charles
ton, -a25; South Caroliua, whole shares.
-a42; do. half do -aal. ~
ExcHaNoE. &c.-New York Sight, z off par
Gold, ll9A12l; Silver, ll3ull6.
SOUTH CAROLINA pASK BIILA .,.;
sank OF Charleston. ...."..........-a-
.Bank of f.Fewberry...:.... ........ "a
Bank Of Camden. .40a-
Bai K of Georgetown.... ia
Bankof South Carolina !. ...1(ln
baok at l:hester...- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 6a-
Bank Of Hamburg. g.........-...............3 .3a-
Bank Of State of s. @. prior to 1851: .65a-
Bank Of 5, ate of $. G. issue 1861 and, 80 lOa-
%Plantrrs and Mechanics Bank of
Charles,oh.;i.: +: :. ~.
-peopie.s Bank: Of Charleston, n.,.........-a-
.Union Bank Of Charleston .,......-a-
Southwestern h Bank OF Charleston; -; 81
old,
Southwestern K r Bunk Of Charleston,
new .. =. ..........ss. ........ =. -
Stote Bahk of Charleston .3a-
Farmers and, Exchange Bank of Char.
:
Exchange Bank of Columbia. .lOa-
Commercial Ba"k of Columbia. "a.
Merchants Bank Of eheraw. ........:. "a
Planter Bank os fairfield. :. la
State Of South Carolina Bills Receivable par.--
city of Chsrieston Change Bills. ..:.:pa~-
= Bills marked thus ~ are, being redeemed
OF the Bank Counters Of each. IN s'''tI :
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l'oReVenue, Notice.

AuDmpefseos sss,f<saii.dtShmaks tbeiis 81
N Annua4sIneeme Return by the Isl III
ApIlyisze, Or. ibersl will bsa.Hap4lty. ri
: sysW asolJsHQLIJFSAEAtIl, an
AssistanpyAhsetaer sts,
Sd Div. Sd Dis,. Of s, c.
March 4, 1910, 45-3t
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,RaF Sec notices in Bankruptcy
also by tho Clerk of the Court.
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Fresh (.
ARRIVALS.

pLANK BOOKS, Initial Note Paper
~ and Envelopes, Visiting Cards, Russ
tic Picture flames, Fancy Photographs,
Photographic Albums, Children's Toy
Booksr ,HarPer's Novels, Dime Novels, Ir-
Wings Lie of Columbus, Bible Diotiona-
~, Backgammon Boards. India Rubber
Bands, Feather Dustsrs, Guu, Rs..les; &c.
az n0rGf;G,i't' t'-f; - ~ ~ a.'y f,;,-.,
. Iiyr........ Do ,,1ye.,, Q,.Tnn,s.
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. s pasiSgthe epdst week va have. ~;
hades0aI ldAhghtfM weather. which
heaxssdo Steb eapnp nsation nfor the
BFss siPsa as}smspt ssAseB.I.oa ii 2hi:
sr sa,,, ys1>sese,rx-.-, s!na
y PEE Sf5a Ida Nolapauofers
s2HIPP e.2HPP 1hif3a M1hhitfa nsltnre for sple.
Sea AQyertlaemEntsas ife2
osSts gan, ~ !. Hs; 65s1 a 9ld,a
E@v j. g. NolanH offers some
cheap Mcclellan saddiesa
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March I, 1870, 45, 1T
Food For The People.
1ntclldunt

10 l1hds Shoulders,
20 I'erces Sugar Cured Canvassed Ham
so Bhls and Bbls Of Leaf Lard,
500 Bbls Of Prime Flower,
20 Tiercas of Rice.
100 Bb's am! : Bbls Mackerel,
100 Bhls Of MoIssses and Syrup,
With full Stock Of CpGre, Teas, Sugars
Canned Fruits and Fish. J,lies, Pickles
Preserves, Candirs, Raisins, Dried Fruits,
shel'ed Fruits, Nuts, &C., &c. For sal,
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w White. Brothers

The following ia an extract from letter
received from our Factors in New York,
N reply to inquiry made in regard 10 ex-
prn>"s of holding cotton.
The expenses Of storing cotton ia New
losk is % rents bale per month. Tie
insurance is Is cents on 500 for one
mouth, p cenis ;for2 months, :3b ceu!s
for s mouth 81 c:cepts for A months and
As cents for 5 mouihs.'
WHITE BROTHERS.
Jan, 7, 1870, 37--tf ...
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e1.ooupons 60; new 55h; Virgtnias ex'coupons
90: Louisiana skies, old 70; new 73; Levee skies
7sx; eights cox; Alabama eights 1oS; fyes 721s;
Georgia scvens 81; North Carolinas, old Az new
2ak; South Carolinas, cid 90. Flour shade bet.
ter. Wheat 1e better. Corn q shade frmer.
Pork duh; mess s2sa2e 12. Lard dull at 16aleh.
Cotton strong at 23a23}S. Turpentine quiet at
43h. Rosin quiet at 81 10 for strained. Freights
nrm.
BOSTON May 7.-cotton dull and nominal; mid
ding 23c; sales 100; net receipts $40; coastwise
800; total $50; stock 1000 bales.
BALTIMORE, May Flour quiet. Wheat dull.
Corn firm; whits 81 lsa1 II; yellow 81 Hal Is.
Mess pork $40 1890. Bacon, shoulders 13h.
Whissay firm.
NoRroLk, May 7.-Cotton unchanged; low mid
ding 2O,zc; sales 100 bales; receipts FGl bales;
exports 59l bales; stock 37Ol bales.
AUGUSTA, May 7.-Cotlon opened with good
demand at 21c for middlipg, and continued SO
throughout The day, closing quiet At 2llzl "a
sales 274 bales; receipts % bales.
SAVANNAH. May 7.-Cotton In good demand,
with little Offering; middling 2IHc: sales $50; re-
ceipts sl5; exports 80; stock 4o,39l bales.
GALVESTON. May 7.-Cottun firm; good ordi-
nary, lSHa1sIc sales 1900 bales; receipts 1926
bales; stock @;,y55 bales.
MOBILE. May T.-Cotton in good demand with
an upward tendency; middling 21}sa2l5sc; sales
1000; receipts 500: exports 43; stock 47,753 bales
NEW ORLEANS. May 7.-Cotton In active de-
mand with full prices; middliDg 22c; sales 5000
bales; net receipts 1897 bales coaslwse $50 bales
total 1917 balcs exports to llavrc 1885 bales; to
New York 1910 bales; stock 143,537 bales.
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PaaScnxCry.

Per steamship South Carolina; from New ioyk@ ls.
Clyde, Miss Butts G ii Abbott, II l. Robinson, g +
sloan Buck Mrs MGrlc M,!s ESImsr hrs aJ
Covers, Miss j Covers, Miss E Covers. Il Il Steele
and lady Getty BeSk Capt pM1. Fa!rGr1se; 1enrT
UarraIl Mr. Verccn, s G. Garbrecht ] II Smith, j
wright qndegdOns, % Rnad Sn III IT. Snan %nt MTs
II Camnbpli. Mr. Kelly. II Ashmcad, and C + Taylor.
FER steamer Dictator, from Palatka wa Jack Jack
sonvllle. Fernandina and Savannall-Mr sonie 9l e
Mitchell, W Mrs Hawes. Mrs lIehb: G F Lord, G u
Arnold. ID True and lady, ii Livingston. Nv n
McDonald, NJ Conway, S Williams, U FWard]aw,
Miss Tudor, Mrs j Dodge, Mrs Sin1lpkins and
child, MIR SimSins, Miss SimIins, Mrs Herd, MISS
] smith, Mrs Gleason, Mr. Armstrong, wife, and
two children, Gleason, NJ Poulnot, child and
servant, Mr. Woodruff, Ii Ilillcn anu wife, aad
II OIL deck
Per steamer Pilot Boy, from Savannah via Beau
fort, Gc-S d Thomas, L II Sondhean: Pollack'
Mrs A Fitch and two children, Miss Maggie NC
Nelty Captain W S MCNclty, p Boyce Mrs llar'
rsoii, Mrs Bryan, W Whipper, anu deck.
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New York Rice Market.

From the Journal OF Commerce, May s: Domes-
tic is steady. though at the moment there Is not
much business doing. We quote at 6haT}Sc
From the Herald: Carolina was steady anu
firm, with small Sales, amounting to about 100
casks, at TaTHc. RangOon was dull and nominal.
From the World: Demand light but stock small
and well held ut about 62ia7sc for good to choice
Carolina. Sales OF 80 tcS
From the Tribune: Rice dull and nomtnally un-
changed. Sales OF small lots at &c Tor caro-
lima.
From the Daily Bulletin, 9Th instant: The sup
ply Is fair and rather accumulatcs. hut belng
mostly under orders 10 hold, Is not easily aValla.
blc mud little better demand has strengthened
the market. Sales Of $50 tierces Carolina at 6>sa
71sC for good IU fancy. Carolina, common TO
good, per cwf, Sc 75a7 %; Carolina prime per
cwt, S. 57a7 G2H; Rangoon, per pound, SAGE; Ran
COON. gold, in bond, per pound, 3a3]sc.
From the Journal of Commerce: The market
for domestic ia firm, but not active. There Is
considerable inquiry, and but little stock Ofer-
Ing. We quote Ta7ssc for fair TO fancy.
From the Tribune: The demand Is Good anu
the market hrmcr. owing to the moderate supply
available though the stock Is In reality accumu'
aiing Sales Of $50 ,erces Carolina at Ta1;Sc, the
latter for fancy, from store.
From the Herald: Carolina was steady at GHa
7llc for common to prime; sales Of 10 ,ierces
within the range.
From the World: Rather more activity, and
values nrmer on best goods. Sales OF 100 tlerces
Carolina ut 6Ta7sSc for good to choice.
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Secretary.

The foregoing Preamble, Constitution ant
Bylaws OF the Mechanics Lyccum Of the Cit.
OF Charleston, South Carolina, is submitted b,
the Board of Directors appointed ut public
meeting Of the mechanics and other citizen4
Charleston then present, held on the 18th da!
of March, 1870, for the purpose as herein sc
forth.
w. p. RUSSELL. :.
Chairman Of the Board.
REV. j. T. WIGHTMAE,
REV. w. W. HICKS,
j. C. NALLONGE,
w. BROWER. SR.,
w. F. PADDON.
w. FISHER.
II. G. FRAZER,
NJ w. WEBB,
W. S. HENEREY,
L. r. POTTER.
J. N. RABB, Secretary and Treasurer.
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1n,.,.,o,. Cotton Markets.

ATLANTA, Nav G.-CoTToN.-Th market closed
at 2Oc for mIddlIngs: 19c for low middllnSs; lSc
for good ordinary; Tic for ordinary.
COLUMBIA May 6.-Thc cotton market mas
bcen dull during the past week, and only l43 naies
were disposed or, as follows: at l6ts; he ia5s
90 at 10; at 1879 25 at 19I5; IL ut lol; 10 Ut ~;
I3 at 2Oii5; q at 90&; II 1T 20 Sl-loo.
ORANGEBURG May T.-Saes during The week
IS bales. We quote: Ordinary lie; low middilng
1Sc; midlling l9c.
ANDERSON, May 4.-cotton iun and prices
lower. Middliugs 1Sa90c.
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TIE NEcHAN1cs' LYcEUH.
Preamble, Constitution and By-Laws-
1870.
PREAMBLE.

The working men of the City of Charleston
nronose IN organize Mechanics Lyceum, for
the nurpoee OF fostering the highest skill, ana
of eliminating inventive genius IN the inauS:
trial arte. They propose to establish sighs
School and. a Reading Room, and to furnish
experimentsl lectures on subjects appertaining
to handicrait. draughting and bookkeeping.
They expect hJ these facilities to place within
the acquisition Of the youth Of our city, as well
as the mechanic aRa workingman, the adranc-
ed philosophical, chemical and scientiflc dis-
coyeries in the useful and ornamental deparE
ments of the arts, together with approved III
yentions In tools, and labor-saVlnS mach'leS'
They cherish the hope that Ay tncse me"hS'
tho I.voeam will amelorate labor and enhance
the support of workingmen and tradesmen;
b,sides introducing into the city improvements
In convenience and style, in all departments o'
life. demanding skilled workmanship. Ihey
will attempt to elevate the status OF the WORK
,np class, by economlzing capital, labor and
time, and thereby diminishing the friction Se-
tween demand and supply, render employment
more steady and satisfactory. They propose
to arbitrate differences which may arise De-
tween parties in contract, which may oe re-
ferrcd to the Board of Managers; to foster CO.
operative labor and support; to encourage
laudAble enterprises which dffusc contentment
among ,radesmen and workingmen, and which
preserve the morals Of apprentices and CLERKS,
and whIoh bequeath to the city more comior-
table dwellings, thrifty workshops, factories
and dock yards, which adorn our streets with
merchant-houses and public buildings Of more
commanding elegance. They respectfully IN
vite the cooperation OF all business men and
the patronage of their fellow-citizens; and
they humbly invoke the guidance Of the Great
Builder and Maker of Heaven, without whose
blessings no enterprise vii, be benehcent 10
man.
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Georgetown Market.

GEORGETOWN, May &. CoTroN.-sales ct
bales this week ut from 10 TO IL cents per I'D. we
quote from Is to 20 cents per ID.
CoRH.-ArrIvaI OF three carSoes this week.
Selling at 81 25 per hushel
TIMBER-Arrivlng freely-brlnging from 6 to l5
TuRPESTISE.DVrrln dip Ss rs; yellow dip So 10
scrape or hard ST. Is to 81 GO per bbl. OF 2So ios
10 the bbl.
SPIRITS TURrEsTISE-Pcr gallon 4oa411S cents.
TAR.-Per bbl., RETAIL S3.
PEASCTs.-Per bllsliel Sla1 %.
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President.
Secretary.

RULE l0.-The certificate of membership
shall consist of thick paper, fourteen by seven
teen inches, with delicate margin oil oak and
olive leaves entwIned. forming square on the
side, to which shall be attached the seal and
in which shall be engraved or printed, In
handsome style, the following:
''This Is to certify that - was duly elect
ed on the -, A. D. =, member of the
Mechanics Lyceum of Charleston, South Caro-,
lima. The object of which is to promote skill
in the Industrial arts. and to preserve the NOR
als of business men,"
Signed by order OF the Lyceum.
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lows: Coastwise. 4475 bales uplands and 341 bales
sea island; to Great Britain 3s2s bales upland and
2s6 bales sea islands; to other foreign ports, 2o9
bales uplands.
FINANcIAL.-SIght exchange buying at par to
An x per CT. premium; selling at X to u premium;
sterling exchange 123k. Money is obtainable on
good security at 12 TO l3 per ct for 80 to 60 days.
very long dates prime paper Is to 20: Securities
continue firm with light business: Central Rail-
road stock being most wanted. Money Is IN de.
mand In the interior, and brings high rales for
advances on cotton and long date warehouse &C.
ceptanceS.,
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Receipts by Railroad, May q.

AIS bales cotton 90 bales domestics. 20 bbls naval
stores, 8 cars wood, cars lumber: TO Railroad
Agent, PclZer, Rodgers Il CO. l. DeSaussure.
u Williams Il Son. Smith d Chaneau Utsey a.; a. Ken
co w K RYAN. q w Williams & co, M0wry & Son,
Graeser & Smith, A ] Salinas, W W Smith, Frost
& Adger, C Walter g. co, Goldsmith & Son, and
r G Sharp.
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He,x York Naval Stores Market.

NEW YORK, May 6.-Receipts OF spirits turpen-
tine, 305 bbs, rosin, 1914 bhls. Spirits tnrpentine
was in light demand, but prices remain firm: We
quote at 4sHc@45c, the latter figure in lots. Rosln
was very quiet with prices unchanged. Nequote
at so 10 FOR common strained; So Is for good do;
sI@5 for pale and $500 for extra pale. Tar con.
tlnues very quiet but holders remain very 1rm.
We quote at Sc 25@2 35 for Wilmington as 1t runs,
and s. 12Ia@2 25 Tor Washington and Ncwbern.
Pitch was in light demand at So 4o@2 SO for city.
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COMMERCIAL. NEWS.
Exports.

ExpOrtS'
BALyluoRE-Per steamship Falcor-e2a iierccs
rice, l20 bales cotton, 90 casks clay, 60 bundles
paper 90 rolls leather o25 packages vegetables, So
packages.
WILMINGTON, DEL-Pcr schr lie Burgess
1lS 200 feet resawed .Ernhcr.
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Druas, Gbem,fals, &r.

FOR CLEANING
Windows, twithout watcr,l Paint,
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-05-09
Nashville Market.

NASHVILLE. May 5.-CoTrON.-Thc market Is
without any change in lone. closing weak and
quiet nominally as follows: Inferior 19nl4: orI'l-
nary 15al0c; good ordinary l1alskc; ioy middllng
zoe; strict low miadllng 20Kc.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-05-09
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.

RIcR.-Thls grain continued to exhibit flrm
character, with q fair inquiry; sales about $50
terces of clean Carolina, say 2o terces at eB; 10
at 7; rs at 7H; 40 at 7.lc p ib. Wequote common
to fair clean Carolina at 6k@75; good 7A@72sc.
NAVAL STORES. The transactions under this
head were unmportant.
FRsIeHrs.-To Liverpool, oy steam, direct nomi-
nal, via New York, 716d on uplands; 11-led
on sea islands; by sail VIC quote 7-led on
upland cotton, aud I'd q b on sea
island cotton. To Uavre, BY steam, noml-
ual; by sail, nominal at Nc on uplanas
and lHc on sea islands. CoastwiSe TO
New York, by steam, Hc q ID on upiands
and xc on sea islands; by sail, &c = 70 On up
lands. To Boston, by steam, nominal; By sail, u
axe q b on uplands. To rhnadelphia, BY steam,
&c q b on uplands: by SAIL somewhat NOM
tnal. To Baltimore, by steam, H@Hc q b on
uplands; by sail somewhat nominal.
misunderstanding 60 day bills 24H@25.
DOMESTIC ExcHANGE.-The banks purchase
sight checks at par to u premium, and sell at 4
premium. Outside they purchase at par to =
premium, and sell at }s@& premium.
GoLp.-Buylng at 1S and selling at IA
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-05-09

The Charleston Cotton. IsIcc and Naval
Stores Market.
OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS.
SATURDAY EVENING, May 7, 1870. J
CoTToN.-The market for this staple was active,
o steady and good demand prevailing, the trans
actions showing an improvement Of A@Hc q
ib: sales about $50 bales, say a ut 16H; 40 at II:
t17H; sat IS; 81 at 1sh; co at 10; 81 at 1eH;
43 at lsN: 90 at 2o 10 ut 2oh IS at oo2 81 at q;
IS at 21,14; 10 at 2lH; 81 at 2l%; Is at %. We
quote: