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STARTLiNa NNOvArION This IL an aye of
astonishing improvements and ~ nothing that atccts
culinary convenience ~ well as hnnAn dgestIon and
nutrition las thdre been such gricVOus ana univors
need OF radical cha lgc IN tn process OF brong
our meats Tie extraordinary success witch the utan,
~ Known as the American Brailar with In the
Nrtt durlng tile past year, seems 10 warrant tie
Viclion that inventive genius has al nIth plclpy
supplied tbs long felt necessity, Although Invented
ana owned East some division % Territorial intSrCss
has delayed III Introduction 10 this quarei hui THOSE
having been cOHso dated u l. announced for salr
here, and with guarantees which rciently ~ pn,
ness since they invite dealers to order T. ara nub
lie nt large TO test u at fc sole 81 the sellers IT.
array OF clAms set forth IN advertising columns
today ars certainly nj startling and evolutionary
character aud ought TO Ilsure Its tFAl every family
for II ~ represented II - invauabe II not purchas,
ers will not bo Out even Hs trlhing costN nSbuns
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-04-27

That surprising provision Of the tax levy by
which Comptroller Connolly is legislated out Of
Office in order that he may be Immediately ap-
pointed by Mayor o. HALL to the same place and
bold it for four wears from the first of January
next, Is due TO little misunderstanding In the
very bosom Of tie Tammany Ring. 1t seems that
when the Young Democracy were making their
famous attack upon Bio SIX and had everything
arranged to turn him out of the Tammauy Gen.
cral Committee, the assistance Of Mr. MATHEW
I, BaESSAS became indispensable. Ar. TWEED
then told Mr.. BRYSNAN that il he would send
sufficient force Of police to protect Tammany
against the onslaught Of Sheriff o. BkEY, HARRY
GENET, and THos. j. CREAnER, he would in re-
turn become bound that Mr.. BRESVAs should re-
ceive the nomination for Comptroller OF the recu-
lar election next fall. Mr.. BRENNAN performed
bis part Of the bargain, and a thousand policemen
guarded the samctity Of Tammany Hall on that
memorable night. When the danger was over,
however, the contract with Mr.. BRENNAN became
announcement, and in order to avoid all trouble
from that cause, Mr. CONNOLLY went up to
Albany, aud, with the assistance If Mr. TWEED
and Mr.. SwEESY, got through without difficulty
that provision in the tax levy to which we have
referred. This leaves BRKSNAS TO hold his fifteen
thousand dollar office as Police Commissioner
along with his Republican friends SIXTH and
MANIERRE, and to mediate upon the ingradtude
of great statesmen, who do not always perform
in times Of peace that which they have under
taken to do IN time Of war.
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A Rcma rkable Letter from the Hon. Chns. =.
Spencer Is isnnOther Case of Insanity
fInn he InurIenLcnf

MR.. CHARLES \. SPENCER CONFESSION.
Not in the whole course u our editorial experience
have We ever received more remarkable eIsLe
than the one Which We Publish below from MIR
Charles >. Spencer, one " the attorneys NOV en-.
gagged In defending Daniel Mcfarland Tor the mur.
der OF Albert ID kicl ardson. II will be rene ~
bcrcd by readers that In our last weeks issue
We alluded t. the foul words Nhich Mr. Spencer, In
his opening speech, volunteered to apply TO good
woman on NEom no breath Of susIicon had ever
breatledd until bis own lips emitted tie SANDER; q
Lady with whom We have been personally acquainted
Tor yeyrs, and OF whom, during all this time, We
never heard any other word sroken than o. esteem
ana praise. We reiraiued In our last weeks com.
ments from quoting Mr.. spencer's language; but, in
order to comprehension OF his letter, since re-
ceived, we copy as follows the exact words Of his
accusation;
. refer to woman here commonly known as and
denonnated by The name OF Nr Calhoun, the poHsr,
som,pd,,aao. rispssRER' aud rRocuREss. from the
Our comment on this SANDER last week was as
follows;
I'VE do not hesitate TO say that the attack on Mr..
es,epGs q. was ever PcTpStTatsd by any lawyer 10
& %na ReS Of he Sc %
that husband s The 1T Syenrer OF wife honor and
Ss SSs &c NOV 1917 sS
this theory Mr. knnke would NOT have been le.tiheG
desmins SPECIFY In tho midst Of tbs genera sieace
SaSe s RSss Oh So s ~PS 10 20 s
ward Mn. Calhoun was an outrage on pubic deoency
that until lac makes public apology Tor II he must
forever be regarded as that worst oil ali cowArdsths
assassin OF IadSS name"
We now give Mr.. spencer's response to the above
criticism:
NEW YoRK, April 20, 1870.
Theodore Titon Esq;
My DEAR eIR; have, with profound regret reaa an
nrucle ~ your ideptHdeW OF this week headed Cnas
spencers Crime"
With no personal malice, and in the conscientIou,
and, IhoTe faithful discharge Of duty as the sworn ad
yoCatc at client, 10 me also beloved friend madp
my opening In the Mcfarland with the iui AplrO
baton oi my colleagues under tho instruction ~ to
facis OF the defendant, aud with documents aud melO
Tandl OF evidence before me-
No advocate IN my po' ition could have tcharr cd
A. isp al
regard Tor several individuals.
As TO your acquaintance with me, OF which you sneak
you know that IN the neht TOT tho freedom Of the slave
have ever heen by your side. '
OF the personal purity OF character Of Mrs Runkle
have not the shadow OF doubt, but as counsel for my
client must hold her rcRpons ole an
which We contend and believe however Innocent may
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-04-27

The Americas Club are TO attend the
grand parade at New Haven on Wednesday next,
on the occasion of the Inauguration of Gov.
ENGLISH. II is announced that the Club will
appear in full rcgmentals, accompanied by a
band Of music from this city. The Republican
as well az the Democratic members Of the Club
will attend on this interesting occasion, and BIG
SIX viii be at their head. Gov. ESGLrSn Is now
a most Formidable candidate for the Democratic
Presidential nomination in 1872, and the Americas
Club do well to pay their respects to him in 60
impressive manner.
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We copy in another place remarkable
letter which Mr.. CH,s S. SPENCER has written to
the editor Of the Idtpsndest. It is not the least
Of the misfortunes Of DANIEL McFARLAsp that he
should have such u lawyer when he is on trial
for his life. We presume that the first effect of
this letter will be that Mr.. GRAHAM aud Mr..
GrNRr will require Mr. SPENCER TO withdraw
from any further connection with McFARLAsD's
defence.
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aggregate daily circulation last ,oeek,
COS, 400. drerdge daily circulation dur
ing the ceek, loO,517. Daily acreage DIR.
ing the precious 1eek, ending Apra &C.
100. gG7.
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That capital story of the North Carolina
Straight Drink. publiahsd In The SIN yesterday,
WAS from the Old Guard for January. We found It
In hoonntry newspaper without credit The sun
always gives credit Tor the good things 1t copies from
UiLer IuN.icationa
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RErRIBvrIoS.

In Herklmer county
There never was seen
A sweeter young creature
Than Annabel Green.
She wns fair ~ the hhes
And pnre As the snow.
Aud lchabod Brown
Mas sweet AnnaDei's beau.
Fair hnnAhel Grrcn
Thus TO lchabod spoke;
Should you ever prove Ialse,
Ny ponr heart would be broks."
Thou ne answsred - hope
To he roasted ana cat
II my Annabelp love
phall ever forget"
Hut Ichnbod Rrown
Proved Hlthless aod soon
Poor Annab-l Green
WaN deserted nni lone
And she went aui she nloaued.
AID she sobhrd and She .Ighej.
TIL TOR tender heart broko.
And Shs laid down and died.
Then IchnhOd !,rOwn
Was never At oaAe
He rohmed al the way
To the far southern seas.
And on gnlny arhnrc
Nonlr savhges met hinii
Thoy hu.lt a. An'e,
Ana ToAatc aad cat hllN.
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II, w, Bro Robt. Naeoy delivered n masonic lee.
tnre before Marsh Lodge. No. l6S r. and M OF Brook
Yu' T. d. last evening. In Masonic Temple.
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The daily circulation Of The SUN during
the last week, nhich ended on Saturday,
dpra 90, tcds as Jollors:
Monday ........1OO. 90 Thursday ...... loo, 800
Tuesday. Friday ....,,...... OO,VOU
wednes day .1OO,4O0, Saturday.
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Jude Garvln announced to the Court the sudden
demise OF Judge A. ID. Russell, who had presided in
this Court for period OF uine years, ind paid feet
Ing tribute to his memory.
Mr. Gerry eulogized the deceased, aludihg partic
ularly to his courtesy on the beacn To the younger
members OF the bur.
Mr. Graham followed, AMI spoke 10 warm terms o
Judge Russell az friend with whom he had been in
innate Tor TART, nve years, and whose loss had un.
Fitted him for the duties of the day.
TIE Court stated that 1t would have been most
consonant With MS feelings u hhvo soJourned the
Court al a. early hour but ~ that wac Impossible.
he would dr,c CT the Clerk enter upon the journal
that, as marx OF respect iOr the memory ui te
deceased, the Court would nov adjourn until eleven
O'Clock to morrow Vhis) muriug.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-05-10
aENERAL CONFERENCE OF TIL
METHODIST PR0TEsTANT
CHURCH.

This conference, which assembled on Friday
in Baltimore, is composed Of representatives
from the various annual conferences through
out the United States. The same relations
exist between the conferences as before the
war. no interruption Of their fraternity occur
ring In consequence of that event. Rev. Geo.
Nestor, of West Virginia, was called tempora-
rily to the chair, and proceeded to open the
conference with religious exercises. j. C.
Cherry, Of North Carolina, was chosen
temporary secretary. A committee on Gre
dentials was then ordered, of which Dr.
Sutherland is chairman. A committee OF pull
pit service was appointed, J. I. Murray chalr-
man. A committee on rules Of order was
ordered. The committee on credentials re-
ported q list Of the representatives present
On motion. the usual committees on Journals,
boundaries, judiciary, executive, literature,
means of grace, finance, home and forelgn
missions, Sabbath schools, and temperance
were ordered, and committee OF eccleslastl-
cal visitors and COMMUNICATIONS added to the
list. The conference adjournedhnti after
nOon..
On reassembling, at o'clock. after religious
exercises the conference proceeded to business
On motion ofDr. Mdrr&y, Tuesday, at o'clock
p. NJ, was set apart for the meeting OF the
convention on the Book Concern and Perlodl-
Gals. paper on missions was read oy Mr: Is.
H. Richardson, and, on motion, it was refer
red to the Committee on Missions. Inc con-
ference then proceeded to the election OF off,
GERS. On the first ballot Rev. j. G. Whtefeld,
of Virginia, was elected president; Rev. j.
Thomas Murray, of Maryland, and j. &. Cher
ry, of North Carolina, were elected secretaries;
Rev. L. w. Bates, D. D., reported rules OF or
der for the government of the conference,
which were adopted.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-05-10
MARINE NEWS.
CHARLESTON, S. c., MAY TO
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Prometheus, Cray, Philadelphia
lett Ainsl. Mdse. To W Oourtensy, Railroad
White, W Whden & co, ] E Adger Il CO. II F
Baker.& co, Cameron, Barkley co, Jefrords & co,
J Cosgrove, Dowie, Noise Davis, Drake, L
Abrahams, Yoigt, Walker Evans Cogsweil. Z
Alexander Holmes Book Store, Fogartie's Book
Store, Johnston, Crews CO. Johnson co. J
GreertL Chaplin, Claghorn, Herring co, O Han
cock, T C0rdes, Gaslight Company, Macaufl co.
hen, and others. Between Hattcras and Lookout
passed some twenty sail, bound South.
Schr ] II Hancock, Growell, Boston-l2 days.
Ice and mdse. To w Roach Il co, Railroad Agent,
Tudor Ice Company. d II Sllcox. E Cowper-
itz & co, a LANCER, D Paul 4 co, J Thomson co,
KlInck Wickenberg CO, Kinsman 4 Howell L
Jervey. Jr, Hurkamp co. II Glldden, b Field.
mann & co, NJ Goldsmith 4 Son. Cameron Bark
ley j. CO, W. N Bird & CO, II " Brewer, Dowle,
Noise Davis, W BrookbanEs, 0rde: and others
Srhr Sabno Currier, Norfolk, ia-S days.
Corn. To T Tupper & Sons. ,r :,
Schr Ann 8 Deas. Garbsti, West Point NIL. II
tIerces rice. To Thurston & Holmes.
t Steamer Marion. Adair. Santee River. IS bales
cotton, PIT bbls rosin, 43 bbis turpentine, bbls
crude mdse, &c. To Ravenel &c Holmes PeZer,
Rodgers & CO, J R Pringle Son, Averln y
Goldsmith i Son, WAGNER Monsees, s L How.
ard l. Bro, Il Graver & co, Gaillard hnott, j
Received from Chisolm's Rice Mill. 27 lierces
BELOW.
A herm brig, unknown.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Brig Forest State, Shute, Boston, via Doboy, Ga
Street Bros & CO.
schr Young Teazer, Brightman, Havana A
Enslow & co.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Steamer Dictator, Mcmillan, Palatka, va Jack
sOnvlile, Fernnndina and Savannah.
FROM THIS PORT.
British bark David McNutt7 Lockhart Liver
pool, April %.
Steam tug Martha Washington, Simmons, vii.
mington, N o. May !, for New York.
SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
British bark Ansdell, Tuplin, from Bermuda,
April %.
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CURRENT NOTES.
A QUEER CASE.

The physicians upon whose report the Eng
lish convict, Rutherford, was reprieved from
the gallows because his neck was deformed
by burn, gave the following incomprehensi-
BILE opinion "He cannot be hanged by the
ordinary means, for TO secure against the risk
and rrolongation Of suffering it will be nee
essary to use very considerable and unusual
amount of constructing force before the rope
can be adjusted IN psuch manner as to sustain
the weight of the prisoners body" Which
perhaps means that he would have to be choked
to death before he could be hanged.
OXFORD AND woMAN's RIGHTS.
There is general notion in this country
that women are now admitted as students in
Oxford University, England. Professor Cold
win Smith, in note to the College Courant,
corrects this misapprehension. He says: "The
examination, to which girls are to be for the
first time admitted, is not the entrance exam
inatlon of the University, but an examination
for persons not belonging to the University,
commonly called the 'middle-class examine
tion,' and held under the auspices Of the Uni
versity for the purpose of raising the standard
of education in our secondary schools" This
is very different thing from an admission TO
the University Itself, matter which Professor
Smith says "has never been mooted at Oxford. "
HAPPY COINCIDENCE.
The Great Eastern was originally built and
designed for the East India trade. Proving
unfit for that purpose, 1t seemed for awhile as
If she was only destined to be carried around
as costly show for the public. But when the
experiment of laying tho Atlantic cable was
made, she was found, by her immense size, to
be exactly adapted to the purpose Of carrying
the coil. Since the completion OF that under
taking she has been kept busy laying deep seq
cables, and has recently been chartered for FIVE
years by the telegraph construction company
of London, to complete contracts they have
on hand and In expectation. if the expense Of
building such vessel had been added to the
difficulties to be overcome in establishing tele-
graphic communication between this country
and Europe, it might have delayed its consum-
nation for years.
GOOD IDEA FOR DRUGGISTS.
An excellent suggestion ls made by an Eng
lish druggist in relation to the dispensing Of
poisonous substances. He proposes that in
addition to the word poison the labels
should have printed on. their margins the ap-
propriate antdotes for each class Of poisons.
A bottle containing mineral acid for instance,
would have on its label: "Poison If taken
by accident, give, mixed with water, chalk, or
soap, or whiting, or ceiling scrapings." simi-
lar labels might be printed for the various
classes of deadly drugs,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-05-10
Our Dead
BY nAKaARxr J. PRESTON.


Past the clash and ciang Of battle
Past the terrors, trials, fears
Past the deadly roar ana rattie
Yet We meet III tears:
Not shout of e1ultatlon ,.,,.
Breaks the sobbing silence deep;
On the desth-day Of nation
~ Is It strange we Weep'
Rnt the homage sad we render,
Softens with proud rellel,
And solemn Joy and tenqer
Mingles with our GRIEF.
On the heroes wrested from US
Have not lived or died IN vain
For their memory 3 bow Of promise
:, Spans our years Of pain.
Countless eyes have conned their story
Countless hearts grown brave thereby
Let us thank the God OF Glory
We had such 90 die
Where had been the Cnurch's honor,
when the overwhelming hood
OF her foes rushed fierce upon her'
But-for Martyrs blood.
where the lofty acclaHations,
O'er the wrench OF tnraldomp cnalnsf
Where the grandeur Of the nations,
But-for patriots slainf
Shall we, then, In sad procession,
Heads low bowed upon the breast,
Only bring our tears to freshen
Graves where heroes restf
Rather lay the rose and laurel,
q, Glad with dew, above the sod:
Learn their nvesi majestic moral,
Wojt-nnt frn9f IN God
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THE GENERAL CONFERENCE M. E..
CHURCH, SOUTH.

In the General Conference Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church on Friday, Bishop Wight
man spoke briefly against the useless waste OF
time In speech-making. Under call Of the
conference large number of memorials
and communications were presented and
referred, including one from Virginia
asking that members who manufacture
and sell whiskey be punished; from Missouri
praying for more rigid discipline in regard to
dancing. DR.. c. K. Marshall advocated the
establishment Of monthly eclectic magazine.
A resolution to adjourn sine die on the 23d in
slant was laid On the table, Another that on
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-05-10
Murray, Ferris g. Co.'s Naval Stores
Circular.

NEW YORK, May 7.-SPIRrTs TuRPENTINE.-
The market has been irregular during the week,
but tending steadily downward. The sales
amount TO 1850 bbls at 43s44c on the spot, and ~
a421sc to arrive, closing weak at the lowest fg.
ures. Receipts 724 bols; no exports.
RosIN.-The position Df the market Is 10 every
respect unchanged. The offerings OF oil grades
are quite small, sHd prices were sustained. The
sales amount to 10000 bhls, at So 06a2 10 for
strained So 25a2 70 for No e. S3a3 75 for No J. $4a
SO for pale and s6a6 so for extra pale. Receipts
1911; exports 9718 bols.
TAR-is more active at lower figures. The sales
are 170o bbls, chiefly at 81 l5 for Wilmington and
50 o5a2 Is for North County.
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Markets by Telegraph.


LONDON, May s-Noon.-Conso:s e4H Bonds
S8H. Tallow 44s Cd.
Evening-Consols 81. Sixty five bonds s71s.
LIVERPOOL, May s-Noon.--Cotton firm, up-
lands 1ozId; Orleans 11Hda11kd; sales 10000
bales; shipments Of cotton from Bombay TO 7th
Instant since last report 26 600 bales.
Evening-Ootton steady. uplands 1ezId; Or.
leans 111a11 NC; sales 1900 bales including 5000
for export and speculation.
PARIS, May s.-Bourse closed firm. Rentes Isl.
HAvRE, May e.-Cotton opened quiet and firm
at If 3ohc spot, II 2sc aroat
DOMESTIC.
NEW YORK, May e.-Noon.-Stocks steady.
Money easy at 5ss per cent. Gold 14zs. Sixty-twos
10. Sterling, long, e7I; short TO- Tennessee ex-
coupons e5H; new S.; Virginia ex-coupons es1z;
new Go; Louisiana old, 76; new, II; leyees, skies,
7s; eIghts 81; Alabama eights 100; nyes 72k;
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-05-10

-Hahnemsnn, the founder Of the homaopa-
thic school, was one day consulted by a wealthy
English lord. The doctor listened patiently to
the statement which the patient made to him.
"a then took small vial, opened II and held 1t
cured p' The lord asked, In surprise, "How much
do owe your" Thousand francs p'-was the
reply. The lord Immediately pulled out bank.
note andheld 1t under the Doctors nose. "Smell
Well, you are paidp'
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-05-10
Munchester Cotton Goods Marke,

MANCHESTER, April 25-COTToN GooDs-The
market is quiet, and very little business has been
attempted. The extensive orders In hand for In,
dia and China engage our principal spinners aud
manufacturers, so that fresh orders are dinlcult
to place for reasonably early delivery, while prices
are maintained very fully. Buyers are therefore
chiefly confning their attention 10 goods In stock,
and to other classes OF fabrics which can be nego
tiated for on more reasonable terms, though pro-
ducers generally require rather full rates.
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and after the 18th OF Nay the conference shall
NOT receive or refer any resolutions tending to
a change or effect Of discipline, pending which
the conference adjourned, to enable the mem
bers to attend the commemorative ceremo-
njpS .
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Drngs, Gbemlrals, &f.

For Cleaning WINDOWS without water1 re-.
moving Stains from MARBLE and PAINT; Polish
ing KNIVES, tno scratchingA Washing Dishes
scrubbIng FLOORS, FLOOR CLOTH, TABLES,
BATH TUBS &C.; Polishing Tin, Brass, Iron,
Copper and Steel Wares; Removing Gums Oil,
Rust and Dirt from Machinery. Indispensable
for House Cleaning, and all uses except washing
clothes) 1t costs but few cents, and is sold by
all good Grocery, Drug and Notion Stores.
For sale by GOODRICH, WlNE&AN Co.,
wholesale Druggists, and DOWlE, NOISE 4
DAVIS, wholesale Druggists, Charleston, S. C.
pnchI tuth6mOS
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rhe Charleston Cotton. Rice and Naval
Stores Market.
OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS,
MoNDAY EyENING Nav g. 1870.

The Charleston Cotton. Rice and Naval
Stores Market.
OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS,
MONDAY EVENING, May 8, 1870. ]
CoTToN.-This staple was in good request and
prices were irmer, moving up an H@14c p fb;
sales were 400 bales say at 16; at II; at Tx;
Is at 1S; IA at 1sh 10 at 10; at 1915 at 9o IA at
COX; at 21 1a ut 21al; a. 2l,.; SO at 2l1!; at
21x; 1S at NZ; 102 at 22c. We quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary 70 good ordinary $4,000
Low mlQdnng ........... .....Zltl9-
Mlddllng to strict mlddHng.. ...2lA@22
RIcE.-This grain was firm, and ofering stock
light; sales 60 tIerces OF clean Carolina OF 74c p
III. We quote good rice at 7i4@73sc.
NAVAL SToREs.-The market was depressed
and without sales OF note. Crude turpentine has
declined and we quote virgin at s3l5; yellow dip
at So SIS, and hard at 81 55 q Dbl.
FBKIaHTs.--To Liverpool, by steam, direct nomi-
nal, via New York, 7.1ed on uplands; 11-l6d
on sea islands; by sail we quote 7.l6d on
upland cotton, and sd q b on sea
island cotton. To Havre, BY steam, nomi-
aal; by sail, nominal at &c on uplands
and 1Hc on sea Islands. Cosstwise to
New York, by steam, Hc = b on uplands
and Nc on sea islands; by sail, &c g fb on up.
lands. To Boston, by steam nominal; by sail, "
@xc y b on uplands. To Philadelphia, by steam,
xc p b on uplands; by sail, somewhat nom.
lnal. To Baltimore, BY steam, H@xc q tb on
aplands; by sail somewhat nominal
ExCHANas.-Sterling 90 day bills 2+@AI.
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.-The banks purchase
slight checks at par 20 II premium, and sell at u
premium. Outside they purchase at par 10 y
premium, and sell at 1s@a premium.
GoLs.-Buying at 13 and selling at IA