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This was two! !,ar-o oid stake, ore ullc II had
tw,rb.G7c entries, and these embraced all te
liouIIeLt NoytaTods uf tri5 season, and in
cudcl the ~c, o. a the great sres of tie day sucl
as I'amiug,0n, l. Al gton, ntucSy, Eclipse, ana
Malone. NAen tAo hour OF starting came cnly two
of the twenty-five appeared These were both
Lctrgtous, the tao capitl ones, Col. MoDanlcl>'s
llarry Bl,seu and Mr. S,ul,orl's Madame Dudley
1, viii be remembered that e.cA OF tuo-c won q
cap.tal race at the late jerome Park meeting But
Bis-et had been n winner Of Saratoga and "a
grand h, s@sNing colt. thought the hes; ofhi, ace
qu, this year So no was favoriie both the n..ai
previous and Oh The ground before the start Bas.
selt won.
THE SUMMARY.
n.LriNorE. Oct. 2e.-srp. e. stakes Tor twoyclr.
Oils pn- ulc ;'uescUpion 500 halt iof.sit. p -ub
.crhgT, yn.ae o' the sloc5.sl55o coils. % D.. Il,
i MSG5r!e.. cn c. Harry raa'cu, by Lcsn.ton
NJ IT, saallcT.' J., .. + saa4lac iiaalay BY Lexington.
1me-l.i9 won Oy Two lcustAs
1us FACE.
Madame Dqaley wes oa w,,h me lead, hat rns.e
came again on lhc strtch and 1ged ogt The H. q rnt
n 93' cS 9f' 2s' re- sg &. 9 o @ sad 1,1 ' @ a R
' os, ,'' m on I'm. ahd atpsI via him Gfoy hg n
onward a strong s"r - ~ her scat her tr,t hiui
e. o e H' s CO. " a 70 1 ' aa SopS not o f' Ta HMH ape
5BSa as af' ae ng& home s G f two ESS ns 1 g r
srcoHp RAcE-NovrNENTAL CITY uAsnIc,r
IlIs was tvo miles. There were ceht c1'rlc.
or tlcsc luur uriy ACCEPTED the as igt cd weights.
Tic, WCrc Nr Do'wr'rs Add q Kadcr md Miida,'
Mr. Icry'' Crown lritcc. 9nh Mr H.hards's sus
p' ppcrJi we're hvou.c at 4 to against the .il.
kadcI "on.
SUMMARY.
n.ITIMuHr oct gi-NonunrrtaI Guy handicap for
al ,Fe. 50 sup4crip,l ~, hiIf f1~cit 500 to drs
h"rsr, W 70 dnoa9 St,UI9 ,orn {No y ~, eight
m RSys b. b. 5S,, Ap9G ASssT SaT. S Isn g Ga S
4 < clares. cG 'f sHe bouilerty % %Iy Gir. od. iH,
g. Polysc crown rt,ece. years oid no Rs.....
Ime-sJy. Won ~ two lengtta.
THI RACE.
MIDDAY made tho rnnninr, while Krdar was pulled 70
TO- & leT ,, "9d a. .Hcn ne maze my a. n1a az sn
ir IN H. at p"p ont o. the r"cc. HiiasaS i6d al
through the tr't nine sue at her Il tapping neF al
Tr, mi6, M +, 6adcr ws brought up agI ily or
s' 1 Il 'V W " ic n1a sS, aroSpa r M tarn '' My
n Z, h1ocr RrSI, 4nd sus lHri Bat The turn epanl
q, tAi 60 pc ocr aye ir4t'g; , Tn" Iar, va o'w
uc waeTc adcr was sent oT"grd apd c.uo Loc 'c
n.i tc 70 4l c,on o nl MHot M & -
nc strtlch, Iiue, aJo.
Tug sgLLlNG RACK.
This was for ~ p-c,, one mile aud quarter Tho
entries were l. outou, s. Pitici. nhd 6l,ucue, Jr.
Iho bsttu.L ldc T. .enion mNori'c and he wou.
TN SUMMARY,
nurri.Er &C. scl,9s r,G' r0iisco $50 for nl
q toI nIluW we'd M, fu go, llsi lur SOU - ida.
I'm 4.' ~ EESI'r,i EIrlH"u II " s.o'.'''''......
81 c.rG i,hrrs ci. Glcac,c jr lyy ylb,......... .
5ua, d, 'aa @'' i'&2a "a tsr-'.c ?, Patrick wns Ne
a Ga5 ont n inc ' girclch TcV a6I HI G",@cd TS al Il s
ht'd ou 'u lUcMhc 81 90 ~ done, lAc rncg olppi "a
tls. l4..l lpu-l. l', aYd lW. witn her on l1p
lo iar ,nrl- of mi wh,9 ldcnInn go, 20, eHay
llrc,i ncu" Dr., i,r down the stretch Tine
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Van Wych SurreHjers 90 the Iri-h-Aineri-
rnM lirrN.

Atthc Fourth Congressional District Republican
ConN cution last NJ i.ita letter VS. read from tho
lion T.. {. N.n M5ck d,clintns the nomination IN
favor of 1IE SUN's candidate Grn. NJ T. NcNs.
ton. The tou, enti0n t'ch mannou-iF .u'hiuatod
Gen NcNNhon, md adjourned Ter checrs for I'm
STk'- candidate.
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Fall OF n scuaoidin2 In Newark One Man
FutuiIy lnjurri.

Yesterday forenoon scan 'IGlng on tlc Dime
Savings Bank building. on B'uad street kcwarli,
gave way, ind three men WAC MCr" si.ndlig ,u 81
ie % dis. tuCe q, hiiy-uue feet, .illfing ca LICk
foundation. Au,Tow kC.uis, Elizabeth, bat tom
legs br ken. IN wa, n as i1lur' Augu+lu- II
IaAt II. e.. 10 Elizabeth street, Now uri, lad uie
rn ,houl cr brok.n and r't'lynl other: Terrible
hruisct Poor linpc.. oi lni Ilri street, NrN
lurl;. WIS badly bruised. incl we're all tlGyn 10
ST. NJ cuac - Ilusyiili
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The second race Is in the s:39 class, with tie iol
lowing entries, viz. Josephine JJcx, NLitson's
Frank, Young Bruuo, George Smith eincrs
brown mare. Powual Mare. and Maco's Frank.
No pools were sold on this race, but Jack Was the
fayoriic in the private betting.
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Two Unsucccssfut Attempts TO Raise Led
with Banners One Carried On on n


The Independent Association Of the Twenty
first Ward attempted to raise Lcdwith banner last
evening at Thirieth street and secon lavenu- Mr. c.
Barrett was tie FIRST speaker. During his speech
portion OF the platform Tell. and the fireworks set fire
10 che lanterns. posters &c., which caused qnite
stir. The other speakers were Judge Ledwith.
Joscnh Bluu.cntLai, Julius WadswortD, and j. II.
Marvin.
When the banner W 3 being raised the cross-tree
on which the rope rcsttd gave way. and the banner
iCil nearly to the ground. A car came by just nc
that time. and n number o. men got un the too and
endeavored 90 fix up the banner, but tie car soon
moved on carving the banner and men for soma
diatance, almost destroying tho banner. During
tho meeting cheers were given for the Tammany
candila'ea, especially ". 7. Brennan.
The Young Democracy ATTEMPTED to raise O Lod-
with banner at Third avenue and Twent, second
street llst evening, hut the rope vls cut and tho
banner icll to tn ground. They held mass meet
Inc. however Nhi,i was addressed by judge Led
with. Francis H. Purcell. and Others.
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HiSHINGION h0rES.

l. coz, 81 iCiO.O last yoar 90 keep up oor n,.ou,
abroad.
THO total cost of coll,ciic ~ in'c'nal roycTgo
la't Nror Wt t',t~Crl. The amount coli 'c.cI va,
uplIl, A EIlIIt4uI.
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TRorTTNG Ar BfLTIMoRE.
The MARYLAND Jockey Club Races-Second
Dny the Autumn Meeting Three II nces
won by New York Horses -Gieneig Beats

BALImoRr, Oct. 26-N cstcrday was the second
Of the outuup meeting of thc Mary llnd Jockey
Club, on their course ut pimlico, near Baltimore.
As on the fret day, tie weather vas very de.htiul,
and the cour.e vas tafungpd, at least 49, o0 persons
being present. Among them were rorreson;a,iyes
Of tie very Crst families OF Maryland and Virginia.
a Gucr display of acn and women is seldom seer.
There were 'our rcCs in tie day. These were
Nr Supper stakes, toe Monumental city handicap.
O. selin; race ava the breakfast stakes.
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INNrsos. let ID. 81 IN. s,h. en-. 7l sh. gl.
EGa EI,l5i,', 5si',og''nr'.d Q : 9 : : ~
ImUilr- r 4. Nls. ofthc Mu'ul ,uh
1I|c ui game - l.uf tHd - uiuu g..
lgls .lrLyu .U..tI,-, !, o.. Gauge.
~. .ray, Mpum versa. Alhlehc OF TAadsipl.l,
on Union ground
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FAAsHrs rEoM IHA OcEAN ciDLEs.


Cors1ls closed at 92'i and 09T
Queen Victoria lGs sanctioned the coutemplatea
urrfiNfo bItSUvn the lIncess Louat aud the Marquis
oi Loruc,
No Ndurs have been lcard of The MISSING boats
Ct the tu.uril, aat o. tuOw Thought they went down
with LLy shin.
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Mr.. Greeley Endorses Tho Hun's Candidate.
Fran NE TVlJuIs.

Gen. Mem MONO personal record i' uncyccp-
uonab'r. lie Vr, q ,od t0nirr DARING the war,
ahd hr Is rrn'lrnau Of uninTcarnsDic private
character. W. Got't kLow any Lun NLO Ui make
better canvas. N tie Fourth DI-t'ici lgGnst tJe
'Ttur ans .-t.,. ~. Nsus.l iprt4.
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..., O'' 2t-Ihc Minister Of Foreign
~ ru' circular letter 10 ne rcpro.
'' nav i1 i0r6 .rn countri"s. dsnliHg tAe a.
t.'" o. thr hto Pa1a' bun rol1tlyo to tho
ir G....I'iag the GcGmeuleal Council,
sag.
has r'' lls'd. nor VIII she raise any
Nl",','r 'IL.r . the reason n. ing Of
"'u'' O. uo P'a"c' 'rccdow Of it, d,cu
f'''"r. 'a'' a., dissolution Of the italian
r .. ..rrt .Ir. 20 d, ,.p
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To-day, the last Of tar II cc'iug. thee are two
races, for horses IN the 2:hO cnss. TIC tutl
are: Anceiue. lndepcndent, Lottery PoNndl Mare.
!. IL Coleman Toronto Chief, Jr, 81. r. BroEnsn
Lineou aud Eight Bells
Pools were sold on this race "a follows
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PRICE TWO CENTS
THE POLITICIANS CIRCUS.
the nov. HENRY isMITH's REPUB-
LICIN CONVENTION.
The Nominating Committee want VI ore a me
Opposition TO making Nominations-Ths
dministration 90 be Sustained.


Administrati ion 20 be Sustained.
The Republican County Convention from
which the Murphy Republicans seeded met last
nizht at their headquarters, in Twenty.second
s,reot.
MIR. J. V. Gridley occupied the chair. The roll
call showed many absontcos
Mr.. Dayton moved that the record Of tho With
drawal OF certain members be expunged from the
mnut os, but his motion was defeated
hr. Miller, from the Committee on Contested
Seats reported in favor or tho Lanlgan ticket from
the Second District, aud of the Miller ticket from
tho Eighth District and against the contestants In
the Fifteenth District The report was adopted.
Tho Committee on Nominations asked further
time.
Mr.. Pullman offered as sub,itutc a resolution
that the Convention should not mako my nomina-
ton but leave the Republicans act as they pleased
recommending them to vote for the men they should
deem viii best serve the public.
It was moved to refer this TO The Committee Of
Twenty y-onc but Mr.. Pullmen was asked 10 give his
views on the resolution, whorcupon he stated that
he HAD talked with very many good Republicans,
and he found q division or opinion He had
no desire to vote for Democrats, but thore was
hrohablhty OF their ely,tnE Their count ticket
iog from nominating they could gain all to their
state ticket, and secure the aid OF others toward
SECURING fair election.
feeling among the Republicans in relation to ths
tion was for referring the matter TO
ni'tcc smalienough TO act with eject The rcsolu-
tiOn was referred
a report was received from the Naturalization
Committee. MIR RUFUS Andrews said that he WIS
glad TO see the representative men of the Republi-
cans present Wi'h egrd to the committee OF
twcntyone. he could say that there one from
cach district WHO met constantly and compared
their views, and when thcy rcportod, II would bo
the result OF mature dCiheration With
regard 10 the talk Of changed purposes. ho
wished to say that ho sure the, tie President
hnd been deceived BY those on whom he relied.
When the clouds cleared up. and Gen. Grant found
how lie had been deceived, he would be with thom.
so let them stand by the Administration even
though removals made Of oHiceholders by tel
egraph day, for their rotca ion the preced-
| ins day. Tie Trusted that they would MI continue
to support the Administration and the principles OF
| tho Republican party.
Mr. CHRISTOPHER Pullman was allowed to speak.
and protested that this dischagng Of oicc.h oders
had a Second side. There was dischnrging from
once for political holding their own side. Mr..
Maniefrc had discharged men for voting In orposi-
| tion to their side. II was wrong all sides. AH
ior the talk about onicc-hodnc It was nonsense.
There not man present WHO would not accept
once IL 1t suitable and required no sacrihce Of
principle.
Further debate was suddenly cut OF, and the meOt-
ing adjourned.
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ner, made him tle favoritc, a, q slight preference.
ting. Glcnoig won.
The SUMMARY.
pALrIMoRE. oct. 9C,-Breakfast stakes for fouryear
olds t5Oc tubsciiptloni hau loitci Two mHc heltsi
l2tuhscribers Value OF stakes, 1880
A. Belmonts b. C. Giene
1mo-s;'5 sdiH.
TIE RACE.
F1Rsr HrAr.-Heimboid OF IN the lead, forcing the
pace Glenelg Pulled 70 ihe s reS Srd m b5as VIZ
second, Hclmbod leading ono % three enghs But as
and retting to nm in Few Siid,s lay head and head
with him Tor hundred yards then drew front, ana
wen! away home nrsta ienEth' Winning easily. lime
sseosp Hr.r.-oiencle favorlte at 8 to on him.
was no 1and and pTilei hard Niitne Wy. Thus they
went Of tie hrst mile and the three quarters OF the
oscd S S4T & SPe snd ey g2y y @ and dozen TSa
when Henbod gave pntk. nnd Glentlg drew front
Winner bot ig:t I At ,hs nnlsh Hcim6oid was tae
and IN desncfate russo went rp and catehlnt Cgueg
with ouly bare head snare, but Glcnclg had ~
that small margin IN grand n1Hh. mctSIl
Trer' was claim Of q foul against olenelg, lbut
disailowed.
SO ended The second days racing.
on TRIDAI
the meeting continues. with four raees, and ends on
Saturday with four. the last VI Whicn VIII be bur-
mile heats, with al the great fourmiors on, and
greater field OF good cnes tlau ever were before
entered In one race m America.
Last night, at a dinner party given By W. W
Glenn, Eco, to tue gentlemen OF tho turf now IN
this city match between two three year-olds was
made for $4,000 side $4,000 iOrieit. between u
horse to be in ported from England and an American
horse, both to be namol within month. Tue race
"A dash Of two mie.-is to 10 run at Tie fsll
horse - not named within the imo forfeit Of $500
Is to be paid and the match to be oil.
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A BRILLIANT TURF RECORD.
EXCELLENT TROTTING ON THE
FLEETWOOD COURSE.
Second Day OF the October Moeiing-The
$1,000 Purse Won by Medoc In Five
Ilcuts-Two Races for To-day.

Yesterday was the second Of the October meet
ing on Fleetwood Park. The day was clear but
cool, the roads and drives free Of DUST md there
was a goodly turn out. Tho match between two
Hambetonian colts, ttreey year.olds, the property Of
Mr.. +. McCurdy and Mir. d. Mace. which was on
the ca:d was not trotted forfeit being paid THIS
LEFT one race only, which for purse Of i1.0OO,
for horses that had never beaten 220. There were
seven entries, and they s appeared and started In
the betting Prince was favortc, with Medoc sec.
ond choice. Medoc won. The following was
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ner, made him THE favorite, At q slight preference
he having the call still where there was even bet.
ting. Glcnolg won.
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TN7 VIZ IT0 rO7nF r1oN OF lN0 u0Y--0 sI7k0 Tor
twcvc entries, when S'ro: Gicnclg y, mbo!l,
Nnrrsdtscu Ntmono, Ata Ncla, npnt-s.ic colt
Oui Ol Undue, Lcgatsc, Bonnie lass, IOmpoy
IIync, llarnr, Stone Sue Duuouorty, and Nrf-
salo. ., r.o,r, Grncg and IlrmbOld alone
D oN,d Tor the race Lngltrc and 'Narragnnseit Lad
rOnc ritiHs, nd the Oiicr- detIired tuo contest
0~1inst such cirIcrf as the ainrcrs Tn late race
Of 'un-r two Ht Lsrou'. ~ Nh,;, G.inrls wa wiu.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-05-20
p1anchcster Cotton Goods Market.

MANCHESTER, May 3.-The market for ship.
ping yarns Is very quiet. but spinners ure well
engaged, and there Is very little change in prices.
For home trade yarns prices are about an I'D
per ID lower than last week, but there has not
been much business, some small failures having
caused feeling of depression. Tie past week
has been one or unusual quietness in the cloth
market, and the operations have probably been
below the production, while the large arrivals Of
cotton have had depressing influence on values.
The market to-day Is nat, and for such lots as
have been inquired AFTER lower prices only are
offered; but, although we close with limited bu.
slness, quotations are very little affected, AMI
sellers, therefore, repeat those of last Tuesday
Messrs John Slagg & Co. report of the cloth mar.
ket that the past week has been one OF unusual
quletness.
Nav 4-The market has not yet recovered
from the depression caused by the heavy imports
OF cotton and the large quantities arriving on The
American seaboard. Buyers ofcotton goods de-
cline to give the present high rates, while produ-
GERS looking at their present heavy engagements
and the probable lateness OF additional cotton
supplies from India, refuse to make any conees
much change in value.
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CHARL ESTON, S. c., MAY 20
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.


Sehr Ida Richardson, Bedell. Baltimore.S days.
Corn, oats, Hour anu mdse To Master, Luhrs,
Stenhouse & CO, Holmes j Calder, J Elohme,
and Kerr &c co.
oats and nidse. To II + Baker & co, ID Ehaugh,
a QuackenbuSh StetTens, Werner & DucEer, +
C Kracke, r Il A Caldwell, 7 J Kerr & co. II
N Butler & Son, and Campsen co.
Scfir Altoona, Fitzgerald, New iork-S days.
Railroad iron. To J Fl Risley, ant Railroad Agent
Scar Ann Deas GarbaIi. West Point Mill.
II tierccs rice To Cohen, lianckel K co, and w
C Zee e. co.
Received from Bcnnett's Mill. 43 ,ierccs rice.
To W Bee CO..
AT QUARANTINE.
Brig L Pyc, Walters, St Thomas, W = days.
Ballast. To J A EnsiOw & CO.
FROM THIS TOTT.
Steamship Prome'heus, Gray, Philadelphia,
Schr Central America, Williams. Boston, May l6.
CP FOR THIS PORT.
scIr Helene, Bahrs. Il. Boston, Nay 10.
MEMORANDA.
The brig Kennebec, from Philadelphia for
Charleston. was spoken Nay -, lh!t.y.lNe miles
north Of Hatteras.
List OF Shipping
IN TIE PORT OF CHARLESTON. MAY 10.
Vessels under 100 tons, and steamers coasting
within the State, excepted.
STEAMSHIPS.
j W Evcrman, G9l tons, Hlnckley, ar Atlantic
wharf, for Philadelphia, loadlnS-W a Courte.
Falcon, 672 tons, Horsey, at Union wharf, for Bal.
tlmore, leading-P C Trenholm.
BARKS.
Ansdel tBr), = tons, Tuplin, at Marshali'S wharf,
for a Port in Great Britain, ioadng-E Mure
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New York Rice Market.

From the Daily Bulletin, of the 18th instant:
Prices steady but business light and confined en-
tlrely to retail lots wanted by the regular trade
Sales Of so tcs Carolina Of 7i4aI}S cts. Carolina
common to good, per cwt, Sc 15a7 %; DO prime
do 81 S7isa7 621s; Rangoon per pound 5a6c; Ran
COON. gold IN bond, do 3a31ac.
From the Journal OF Commerce: The market Is
quiet: The demand Is moderate and the holders
Keep fair supply Offering. We quote 61la71sc az
the full range.
From the Herald: Carolina remained quiet
but steady at former prices. Small sales were
made at 7a11sc.
From the World: We find 'luiet market at
steady rates. Small sales OF Carolina at Ta7Isc.
From the Tribune: Rice quiet, SIN Ill stock Civ
ing holders the advantage; sales Of jpb lots Carroll
ma at Ta7isc
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The Charleston Market.

IFoR THE WEEK ENDING NAY w.
THE Clops-Tne weather during the early
part OF the past week was Of tempera.
ture too cool for vegetation, and it has been
retarded in consequence, and the dryness
.lreYaflIng has In some cases acted injurious
sly, and moderate showers to give the crops
mora vigorous start are now much required.
Work on plantations is generally proceeding f.
verably, ana complaints OF labor are now seldom
Heard. Information from seine portions Of the
upper counties, In the clay region, state that the
crops have net come out OF the ground, and rains
are urgently demanded.
TIE RECE1Prs.-The receipts for the week up
to Friday last, although showing an important
decline, still exhibit an advance on last year,
and. were 1926 bales, against 6O,664 the week
previous, and z2,1o7for the corresponding period
last year. At New Orleans the arrivals were
1l,0so bales, TN contrast with $500 the previous
season. The total receipts at the various mar
kets from the 1st September last up to the latest
man dates have been 26s7, ,a22 bales, In contrast
with 1904 bales last year-showlng an In
crease Of 6ss,s5l bales.
The arrivals at the chief Southern centres from
the first Of September last to the latest telegraphic
datea have heen ahont aa folloWs.
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bales Of uplsnds, against 80 bags Of sea islands
and Floridas and 1886 bales Of uplands the week
before, ana bags Of sea Islands and Floridas'
and 1872 bales Of kuplands for the corresponding
week last year. These supplies have come as fol-
lows: say Of uplands Per South Carolina Railroad
2ss6 bales; per Northeastern Railroad e2 bales;
Georgetown, s. c., 80 bales; wagons bales. OF
sea islands, Beaufort, 8. c., Is bales; sa'anH~n
bales; Florida II bales ~
The stock Of the article In slgnt st INC ia'es'
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Norfolk Cotton and Corn Market.

NORFOLK, May MISUNDERSTANDING for the
week 2l08 bales The demand has been pretty
fair, but in the aggregate Is not large the ma
is a &C considerable quantity Of sandy and inferior
stock on the marEet-at the close there ID some
tendency to reacting prices, though Tor desirable
styles there Is no disposition to recede. quote
sales OF $40 bales at 20a21 &c for our best Styles.
CoRN.-Receipts Of the week is, 100 bushels. The
market has been stimulated all the while by very
many small orders, which create an actlVe de-
mand-at the same time all other consumptlVe
markets being bare, the upward turn ID u IS wen
maintaned-the closing sales were 81 23al 231s
for good mixed and white; 81 20 Tor yeuow;; mar
Iet firm and stiff, and everything sold as iast as
offered. y:
,'-:-.',
Wilmington Market.
WILMINGTON, May ls-SPIR1Ts TURPENTINE.-
Market dull, with sales Of IS casks at o5c per
gallon. ,
kosIN.-Sales Of 1855 bbls at 81 45al SO for
strained; ST 65 for No. 2; 81 80 for extra NO: =;
s. SO for low No. ]; So fer No. !; 81 5o I9ao lor
glass. glass The sale for 81 45 for strained was effected
in the morning, bat sales were made IN Inc aiter.
noon at 81 so, and would readily command tna1
figure at the close OF the market, which closed
frm.
CRUDE ETURPENT1NE.-Sales OF 1o2 bbls at 81 so
for soft, and 81 so for hard.
TAR-ssles of25 bbls at s1,25, and 25 obls IN
order at 81 32k per bbl. 80.
0OTToN.-Sales OF 2 bales at l9c, and ~ paies
mixed lots) at zoe per ID.
Interior Cotton Markets.
COLUMBIA, May 1s.-There was little cotton
Offering to-day; middlings 20a20H.
ATLANTA, May 1.-THE market closed at 2oAc
for middlings; 1870 for low Iniddlings; 1870 ior
good ordinary; l7Ac for ordinary.
MACON, May 17.-Receipts to-day 81 bales; sales
61 shipped 100. The market was heavy and dull
all day, and there seemed to be general dispost-
tion on the part OF both buyers and sellers 10
stand OF. The market closed heavy and nominal
at 2OK cents for middlings.
strong demand, with prices weaker. Middling
nominaly 201sa20%c; low middlIngs 2Oa2oh. !.
Sales $50 bales; receipts 90 bales; shipments I'll
bales.
MONTGOMERY, May 17.-Market very quiet;
low mlddlings 2lc.
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-rlro1l1 AxD COMMERCIAL.
SOUTHERN BANK BILLS. STOCKS. BONDS 90
, THE MARKET

REPoRT OF THE KARKETo Io,o ,,,
roH THE WEEK ENDING NAY Nay iyra, ts i9,e1 :, nv
nr,rSerr. srooK BROKER AND REAL ESTATE
leENr. NO. 40 BROAD STREET.
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MOUNT PLEASANT, S. c., 1858,

li DEAR Al s; SIR haye used your Soothing Cordial
for children extensively IN my pTaGaice, anu fo llos' -
witbnnt an exception, to accomplish all it claims,
and consider it superior to anything in use for
children. ,,,,,o =, o,, ,.i,a roooro
IN nnls il rs n perfectly safe preparation In the
ianIs of nlU;heis and inexperienced nurses.
"''i''0 Very respectfully, &c:,
Made by J. Z. RUSSELL. Chemist.
Sold by DR.. II. BAER, Wholesale Agent for
South Carolina octlS
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=, .o,,.t anrinv fine past week for all oasl

rne market during the past week for all classes
a, seourirles continued dull Sterling rated yester.
Ssy AZ 94x 1n domestic exchange; the banks
were purchasing sight drafts on New York at
xax discount and selling at k@x premium.
Gold bought at 1sH and sold at14h, Banks dis
counted on good collaterals In very limited
amounts. Money was bringing IL = cent. per
month.
- snnthern Rank Bills.