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PROVIDENCE & WORCESTER RAIL-
= OAD.-Summer Arrangement June 70 ISL
Express Train stopping onv nd Woonsnctct ana ~
ais p. m. w " '' iio''uohce Nv
ACCOMMODATION Trans viii leave worcester for Prov.
pm ' NV "N V'"V
Providence for Worcester and way stations at
Ihe go a. m mall and lis (express) trains from
frOvldence, ard the 10 10 M (eXpress) and 4O0 n m
@n trains from Worcester connect at Worcester
Rutland, Saratoga, Montreal, Nashua Lowell Lawrence
concord, and the White Mountains Springfield Albany
Troy, Niagara Falls, and points North or West
points. N ''''' i'"POi'ai'
me worcester trains, except express and $50 p IN.
Sonect at oonsocket Junction with trains to and from
mmmotu and at waterford with trains of the Boston
Hartford and Erie railroad - ''
-, ~. =. SPECIAL TRAINS
Leave providence tor Waterford 800 a. No. connecting
Norwich. 80 NsN' " INV
Leave N, nmoonssocket for Providence at 22Op m.
Leave lNbrfdge for Worcester at b4j am
Trains IeWe Milford for Worcester and Providence at
6OO and ll.OO a. m. and 430 D. m WoonsOcket for MIL
ford at s.ib a, M, and 80 and $50 D. m.
T1uaw
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In the Vermont dairy markets this week COM
mon butter sold from IS to % cents, and the
very best for q cents. When nil such news
reach our market?
house and three barns, unoccupied, in Dam
vile, belonging TO Thomas Ward of ST. Johns
bury, were destroyed by fire on Saturday last.
Loss upwards Of $1,000; insurance $500.
4th by United States officers for smugeiinc. He
is thought TO be the leader of a gang who
operate on the Canada line.
The Rutland Herald says: owe And the fol-
lowing item going the round Of our EXCHANGES
counterfeit 50 bills on the Baxter national bank
Of Rutland are as plenty as blackberries in
their season. Four were presented at one OF
our banks one day last week. Look out for
them, and also for counterfeit tens on the same
bank. The connterfeits are admirably calcu-
lated 70 deceive: We cannot youch for the re.
liability Of this item."I
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HELMBOLDS FLUID EXTRACT SARSApARILLA.

One bottle is equal In strength to gallon of the
syrups decoctons usually made and wine-glass
dded to pint of water equals the celebrated Lisbon
Diet Drink. Try it this way; delightful beverage.
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A VOID QUACKS.-A victim of early in
"A discretion causing debility, premature
decay &C. having tried in vain every advertised remedy
has simple means of self cure, which he will send free
TO his feow-suferers. Address J. H. FUTILE, rs Mas
sau st. New York. deop6m d22
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BOSTON, March 1a.-Cotton quiet; middlinEs
l6Hc; pei. receipts 11 bales. gT9ss re; seiss s'o'
;s'f saIl 1SSSs March 1s:So6ston ddhidd nomI.
nal; middlings 1lKal4Xc; net receipts 100 oaies;
gross Is; exports continent 4s5; coastWlse looi
sales s25; stock 1o,S25.
NORFOLK, April 1s.-Cotton quiet; low MID.
s snasssi lsx fsss: ;a nss 49, deos ssnoos sxs7Gs'sS eAp''''
WILMINGTON, April 13.-Cotton inactve; miu.
ding I4c; net receipts 4s bales; sales 10; STOCK
1907. ,,u ona
unchanged a. lSheior uio9iinss' oo4eo' NJ e
receipts 2T0. ,6,.
net receipts 1928 bales; exports to Great brltain
1905; sales $50; stock 81, 1858.
MOBILE, April 1a.-Cotton dull; middiings Axe;
net receipts las bales; exports coastwise rs; sales
GALVESTON, April 1s.-Cotton steady; good Of
binary 12Kc; net receipts 77S bales; exports
coastiyise 625; sales 2100; stock 5000. -,
NEW ORLEANS, April 13.-Cotton quiet aad
firm; middlings 1aXaf4%c net reeetpts Ely
bales; gross S744; exports to Great Britalh 1929;
Hamburg 1854; Antwerp 1853; vera cruz 4|''
sales 5960; stock 2l9,5o7.
PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
new YoRK, April p Noon: mFloaI ste polS
Wheat q shade nrmer. Corn lac oetter: fols
quiet, mess $40 rs. Lard unchanged, tlNaIiSS'
Spirits turpenttne quiet at SAC. Rosin nncnangea'
Sc 60a2 81 for strained. ,,,,soa
Evening.SSouthern four wlta Wh.a a srm ~
ar 83sl SO. Winter red corn ls2e better, but closed
dull at the advance. Pork $l9al9 so. Kettle lard
1lXc. Turpentine SAC. Rosin unchanged.
CINCINNATI, April ls-Pork $40; Lard dull and
u%nchsnged. Bacon sides sxe: WhiSEey SSc:
super s5as; double extra S. s21s; treble extra
Sc 8Oa1 so. Bran ST 25. Hay, prime SIS; cholee
Sos. Corn, oats, pork, bacon, lard, sugar., mo-
lasses, @hiskey and coffee unchanged.
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Florence Chapman, B ,)sso 't6ns,' JdieS, 1t Ac.
commodatton wharf, for Liverpool ready
Voltage, tBrJ ia tons, May, at Atlantic wharf, for
Liverpool, loading-Hunt Bros d co.
Maggie, (Br,) 3a4 tons, Holman, at R0bb's Mil,
from airgentt, Sicily, dischargips-GC coe,
Annie Kimball, = tons, sttnson, at Southern
wharf, from Liverpool, discharstns-W B
VIM FL. Parks, 17a tom, Lanpher, at Southern
WhaTi, lISna Georsetown, 8 c. to bssepsipsd-
Maria. Luisa. span tons, pafes, at Brown. q
co.'s wharf, for Barcelona, loading-WP Hall.
Robb.s 4ll, from GEsena, diseharglng-c o
Black swan, ise tons; Podger, at Central. wharf,
from Boston, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. q
' scHooNERs.
JB Msrshalt 251 tors, Sesyy, In Ashley River,
for Philadelphia, loading-H F Baker I CO.
II 9 Hart, lSs tons. Rowley, at n Railroad
wharf, for Providence, ioadingJA Ensl9"
B n Hawkins ssb tons, Wyatt, at Adger's wharf,
for Boston, Dad5ngmW Roach 4 GO; 70,
Dan GiGord,- tens, Steelmsn, TN Ashlsy.Riyer,
for a Northern Port. loadlng-H F Baker u co.
George:ta, -, tons. Lord, In the Stream, for
VIM Corners, -1s2 tonsr Toole, at N E Railroad
wharf, for q Northern Port, loadins-HF Ba.
NJ R soners, s7a tons, somers, ia Ashley River,
for Philadelphia, loading-H F Baker Il CO.:
Edwin, tons. Dayton, at Brown d co.s wharf,
from New Orleans, dfscharging-BO'Neilk
Mott Beden, TT tons,. Bedeil, at Brown & co.'s
wharf. from Norfolk, Va, dischargtae-street
Bros l. Co.,
Ocean Traveller, tons, Adana, at Kerr'a wharf.
from Baltimore, dischsrging|.. EnsloW
& co. -
Maryland, 24o tons, Green, at Central wharf, from
Boston, dlscharging-M Goldsmith d Son
] S Detw1ier, = tons. Grace, In the Stream, from
Baltimore. just arrived-H F Baker q CO.
Charlotte Fish, 934 tons, at Central wharf, from
Boston. dischargfng| A EnsloW i CO.
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usoelpts by r%ia1lrond. April 10.
sor1u CAROLINA RAILROAD.

SOUTH ChROllNA. MAILMAN.
424 bales cotton, IS bales goods, car STOCK.
To Railroad Agent. @ Walter 4 co, Pelzer, Rod.
vers eco, VIM @ Courtney & GO, Frost b Adger,
q W WItte, L D DeSaussure, Vim @ Bee d co.
Goldsmith & Son, P Lalane Z CO; Wllcox. Gioos
& co, Elias Bros, BollmaAn Bros, w B Smith 4 co,
Sloan & Seignlous, q Folin, Johnston, Crews d
co, Wiss i CO., T P Smith, w B Williams q son, A
B Mulligan, ] Adger 4 co..
EoRTuEAsrERH aAILRoAD.
80 bales upland cotton, 263 bbls naval stores,
cars lumber and phosphates, slaves. 1--we st0ck,'
rice, mdse, &c. To Geo W Williams Eco, Frost
& Adger, Caldwell Il Son. JCosgrove, Pringle q
Son, Wilcox, Gibbs 4 CO, 8 D Stoney, II Smatn'
JOIN Marshall, Jr, Kinslnsn i Howell O'Nein,
Claghorn, Herring Il co, s Marshall, q Comfy, j
4 Quaclenbush. E P Webster i CO, P ] AcEuly,
G FolNn, Pau. WEIGH Il Brandes, MaEonee d kent,
E yelling, " T Sanders, and Railroad Agent.
SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON RAILRoAD.
80 ba:es cotton, naval stores, mdse, &c. ToJS
Bauknighr, J L Smith, D kiker, Jno Marshall, Jr,
Muraaugh j. Mathews.
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Eanb aaentfcs
SOUTH CAROLINA LAND AND
9 4 'EMA1GRArlOS ASSOCIATION.


TINE SOUTH CARoLINA LAID AND
l. 'IAfA1GRATlOS ASSOCIATION.
teg gTtv9. u li.'y-ih: A% "FTF> %Sa
The undersigned have entered into an assoeia-
ton for tue purpose OF introducing IMMIGRANTS
soEfH CAROLINA, and producing homes
for the same. -. 5at'r
They propose TO esranlsh agencies in the prtn-
cipaf cities or Europe, ard In the North and the
Northwest, and dsAst Immigrants Ia coming to
our State whererhey hare homes provided, ard
aid them IN o-co,n'ng itr:aaneht settlers upon
the soil. - -.
q They request their trien 's throughout the state
20 piacs ancn of their Lands and Real Estare o:
their d!spusar as WIZ make suitable homes for I'm
migrants a:'tne lowest credit prices, say for ape-
Rod Of five years, witch, the undersigned will On.
tertase III advertise ami SEP, charging the own
ers q reasonable cornmiss.o F, for the sale. IT
Circulars viii he prepared and dis.ri5i!ed eX.
planning inore III detail oar planz. '""
CENTRAL OFFICE ACADEMY DF MUSIC,
Corner King aud Market streets. r
CHARLESTON, so. ca.
BUTLER, CHADWICK, GARY eco.
Gen. Wade Hampton, Hon. James Chestnut,
Hon. J. p. Carroll, Gen. Jno. S. Preston,
Hon. r.. F. Ferry. Gov. A.G. Magrath,
Gov, H.. l.. Bunham, Hon. W. u. Simpson,
Gen. johnson Hagood, Andrew SimondS. ESQ.,,
Hon. Arntstead Burt, Hon. Geo. A. Trenholm,
Hon. j.. 3. Campbell, Gov. Jno. l.. Manning.
msr2s-1mo
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The arrivals at this port for the past week were
40 bars OF sea Islands and ridas and 1900 bales
of up, snls, against 81 bags Of sea islands and
Floridas and 4l2s bales OF uplands the week before
and 1853 bags OF sea Islands and Floridas and $3.50
bales OF uplands for the corresponding week the
year previous. These supplies have cope as fol-
lows: say Of uplands per South Carolina Railroad
2a7e bales, per Northeastern RAILROAD ls7, Sayan'
nah and charleston Railroad s, Beaufort 10, So.
vannah 4, Florida 4, wagons IS; Of sea Islands
Beaufort SO, Fa9gtds3Esss 1
THs CorroN4 4kgE1.@NisR Easter holidays have
somewhat intes4uptel the r9Rnlar course OF hnai
ness.but the market has geuSaally been q~uistsad
Without important altersti&1. rhe foreign rates
ruling at 7X@fzassas Neg kak At l51ic, declln.
ed tol4Xc, and sat snt&slQnt r%iddling- uplands
have been at 1sX@1ic h. rhe transactions at
Liverpool and New York for this period were as
follows: On Friday, Saturday and Monday there
WAS no business at the former; On Friday, At the
latter, there was a holiday; on Saturday was quiet
and steady at 75Ho sales ls78-osies; on Aondsy
was quiet at 16Hc, sales 400 baiess on Tuesday the
former was quiet at 7H@7Ad, sales 1900 bales;
the latter Was steady at 159l5hc, sales 1865 oales;
on Wednesday the former was quiet, oplauds ~
@1Hd, sales 10, 900 bales; the latter was heavy a.
l4Nc, sales 9s5o bales; yesterday the former was
dull uplands 7X@7Xd, sales o.ooo bales; the LAT
ter was quiet and weak.
The sales and prices in this market for the week
were as followB: On Friday, april 7, being Good
Friday, 1t wasa partial holiday; sales 400 bales,
good, grades showing nrnnessiIHhfh others were
unchanged, ordinary 10 good osdissr5 being quo
tedat 1LK9,2xc. lov N ilaltsg slsNc, midaling
1sxc,strict n4iddnns JsheV ID. on satGrday there
was q fair inquiry With considerable armness III
mIddnng grades; sllas SOD Hales. ordinary to good
ordinary being quoted at 11KlSa4Kes low mid.
ding, PHa mlddRng Slsxa1te, snu strict mid
ding iaxe p b. On Monday tnBgene.al features
OF the market was without change sales 500 oales;
quotations as before. On Tuesday there was a
steady demaaa, at well sustained rates; sales 800
bales. ordinary to good ordinary being quoted a
12X@1oxc, low middling 1s2sc, middl'ng lsAc.
strict mtdd!ing l44c q ID. On Wednesday the In
ouiry was to a fair extent, with a light stock and
steady prices; sales 500 bales; quotations unaiteT-
ed. Yesterday there was agood demand prices
showing an unchanged character; sales 800 oaies'
cav % at 10, n at II, 40 at 1lk, 50 at l1A, 81 at IL,
10 at 12k, s at tx, 8 at Is. 7s at 1sA, As at 1871
26 at 1sH, l2l at lsx, go at ls%, IS at II, IS
81 at AK, 2 at lax, and the evening before 30 at
13Hc p ID. We quote: :.
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to good ordinary"
Low middnrg "....... ....."...l3H@-
middlinR.
Strict middling.
SEA ISLAND ~ccTToy.-The arrivals VI This quail.
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New York Bic. Market.

From the Daily Bulletin, April II There has
been very little doing in domestic, prices. now
crate trade demand and steady. but holders meet
ina the call quite unwillingly at former figures
Sales or 1877 bags Rangoon at Ia7ac.
: From the Journal Of Commerce.; Sice [emal ha
EsfIrkf1s are sudat Ind holders iRdl9erent. we
noiice sales Of 80 bags Rangoon at 7Ha7Hc. we
quote Carolina at SAa8Ac.
From the Herald: The market was steady on'
noInnrisine 1870 bags Rangoon at 71sa77Sc, and
10 rierces Carolina a. 8zaSHc Ntb.
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Exnortx of TIE Week ending April Ii.

6XUOIL1 VI -
FOREIGN.
1,vERpoo1-Per Br bark Moselle-lo5S bales up:
land cotton, lSl sacks cotton seed, 40 Ions pnosi
p~HayINA-Pe schr VIM 81 Steeie-5o bbls nour,
20 mis- pitch, "a bbls rosin, IS bbls tar, ~ casAs
turpentine, 20 empty hhds.
DOMESTIC.
steamship Panther-1os bales up.
land cotton, 600 tons phosphate rock. 80 tons VI
homes. ITS bbls rosin, 50 bblsEsprlfs toIpeltlne.
PER schooner Vraie-3 1896 bales upl9nd cot'
ton, IS tteroes rice, 81 bbls rosi1, 70 IONS OF iron'
metals, DC, l bale bedding. - a go
rice. sos bales upland COTTON, 70 oales yafn5 90
bbls rosln, 800 bags phosphate, 9lS Gags peas, %
nSps sundries. :. Per steamship Georg1eEioags
sea island, 66f bales upland cotton, ~ oaies oomes-
tics. $50 bbls rosin, 80 Ecs rice, 40 ounoles paper,
100 casks clay, 1877 bags cotton seen, ~ PacKages
sundrles, 30 crates peas.::.Per steamsnip r Gna %
haIes warn. So bundles paper. IS empty DOLE, lZs
pkgs sundries, 1898 boxes green peas, So,oVo lee'
phi .pELPHIA-Per schr Marcus Hunter..2Sl.
hhds and IS tierceS molasses, tnWard cargo Ifom
Hayana,) q, 900 feet hewn timber, 1900 !ses pl1c y
nine boards. ......Per steamship Fail RverISI
bales cotton, SO tcs rice, lo0 DaVes yarh' '4s ooe
naval stores, and sundrles. ,-o j.
BALTINoRx-Per teamshi Maryland-2IL tCs
rice. So3 bales uplagd cotton, 40 bales domesucs,
% rolls leather, rs bbIs nolasses, 2 mus anu o
bales hides: $40 crates pess;Sg, 81 goc q IA feet
lumber, so tons scrap iron, 11osbags ground phos-
phate. .,as.o ma nm reet
plank. u. mn nm foot or
plank.........Per schr Elias Moore-lSo,Sl 7 1ees
timber, 2a5sa posgdss ~ -.SNrSSSN
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assenGcrs

Per steamship South Carolina, for New York
Mrs j Burton. C Z Burton, FV Burton. 9 AdsN,
u F Merrick, G. F Elliott, ] Davenport, Ed Motton,-
wife and child, F F Eddie and child, ID Davis
WEIGH, Mrs Ansman and two children Ryan, n
B Kavanaugh, T Guilmartih, Miss DENNY, Rev A
T Porter, T Woodat, Master Porter, Mrs and MISS
LiltlejolIn.
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(. FARES anEATLl REDUCED.

steamers o. the he above lpe leave PIER 4SA
40. ~. Nortl, River. foot o. Canal H&&S
street. New York; IL II O'Clock. nooss, ;et tlna .bh
ard SJlh OF every. month texyept when. tpea'
dates fal Oh Sunday, then the !Sarurnay pfeced
ing.
/. All departures connect Of Panama WISH Steam
ers for South Pacific and Central Amerrcap SQrts.
Departure Of 18th touches pit Kingston: Jar1atca.
For Japan 'and China, steamers leave san Fran.
cisco first OF every month, except when IL falls on
No Galllornia teamers touch 81 Havana, but
20 direct from New York to Aspinwall.- 49,,
one hundred pcunds baggage Tree to eacn adult
Medicine and attendance free.
For Passage Tickets or ether information app!
ii. ;ha COMpANY:S TICKET OFFICE. on the
wharf foot OF Canal street, North River, New
York. -. +. q. bAbfrA8ent.
july16-iyr .syi.- a.i-t
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List af Shipping
IN TIE PoKT OF CHARLESTON. APRIL b

List NJ Shipping
IN TIE poKT OF CHARLESTON. APRIL b
Vessels upder 100 tons, and steamers coaating
within the State. excepted.
- STEAMSHIPS.
James Adger, ll0o turs, Lockwood, ct Adger's
wharf, for New York, loading-James Adger
4 CO.
south Carolina, 1900 tons, Beckett, at Union
wharf, for New York, ready-Wagner, Huger
l. co, ". A. Courtenay.
Panther, 600 tous, Mills, at Atlantic wharf, Ior
Boston, ready-W Roach l. co.
Falcon, 672 tons, Horsey, at Union Wharf, for Bal
timore, loading-P c Trenholm.
SHIPS.
Missouri, 1924 tons, Bradburn. at Atlantic wharf,
for Liverpool. loadlng-W u Smith d co.
Remington tBr.) 800 tons, Fowler, at Union wharf,
fuI Liverpool, loadine-H Card.
BARkS
Kedar, $50 tons, French, at Atlantic wharf, LOT
Valparaiso, really A Enslow d co.
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY,

sefr Charlotte Fish, Williams. Bosten-h days.
Ice. . Tu.A Gage& co. Vessel TO A Eaisp~ u co.
Schr, Anuie II GasSiil, GnsEil.. Blu1ton, ; Z,
bennd for Philadelphia, and put IN 1r a haroor.
schr John 5 Detwilev, Grace, Ralimore.l0
tlaJs. Coal. TO Vim y Bee &.co. 'essei 10 r
sehr southerner, from santee. 1000 bushels
rough rice. To ] 4 Prlngle d Son;
Steamer General Naulgault, White, Gardner's
Bluff anu Peedce Landings. bales cotton,
ShaoLelfor1 y Kelly, Geo W !wltte, and Barden q
! steamer Planter. Foster, .Peedee River via
Georgetown. AZ bales upland COTTON, nase.,&c:
rs,IWeli q SON. G W Willie, Bollmiann Bros, $ K
Marshall, KpGhtloch & Small, "a Quackenbush. ]
Marshall. y, TIP sm'lf: 9 Il Walter q co. D YES
w Sf"nmer Marion, Adair, Sautee River. 3s bales
COTTON. l5O BIZ naval stores, 22,00J shingles. 40
ha G5 meas, rongh rice, mdse, &c. To kdvenel.
Homes Il 90, j X Pringle i SOD, g Waiter e co.
T p Smith, Pelzer, Rodgers i co. CaldWell 4 son,
G Dukes 4 co, GraeSer Il Smith. Ravenel * co,
J Marshall Jr, Barden Il Parker, F l. Meyers, w a
Boyle, CnHiarl. l. MiDotr, Utsey i Kenyon, FAIR
child Il HainlIn. j Slaltery. J A Smythe. rs Ven.
n:ng, VIC Courtney X co, W Sinkler, E huger'
Received from Chisolm's Mill. 76 ties rice. To
Frost & Adger, T H & W Devices.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Stean,sblp soath Carolina, Beckett, New York
wagner. Huaer i co, " 4 Corrtenay. -,
Steamship Virginia. Hunter, Philadelphla-W
:, Br bark Florence Chapman, Jones, LlyerpaolH
Card. % ,
SAILED YESTERDAY.
T. Steamship South Carolina. Beckett, New York.
: Steamship virginia, Hunter, Philadelphia.
FROM THIS rnl,T.
Steamship Fall River, Hinckley, Philadelphia,
schr " Il Thorndike, Hal, Fall River, April 10.
SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
.Br brig Normandy, Otis, from DemeEara, 22a
March.
MEMORANDA.
The Bremen, from Bremen for Charleston, was
or Deal March Is.
The schr John Slu,man. Adams. from Onsfles:
ten FOR New Haven, passed NeWsIork bar, bound
East, April H..
NEW YORK, april ls.-Arrlyed, steamships Cuba,
Perlere and Paraguay. Arrived out, steamship
Hermann.
LIST OF VESSELS
rp r,r,pep .So SLILEo 'FOR THtS FoET
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HscSalsssss-ensfssxsS

FOR THE WEEK ENDING THURSDAY, APRIL Is.
THE cRops.-Thep planting season has progress
ed. 7orably, except IN portions Of the soutnwest
where there has been too much rain. The 1000
crops have received more attention, but he init
ed iusofpaton to hid point to The planting OF
an average osop Of; cotton, tAe Ps9duet p Hnicn
will depend on the character OF the WeaHef iae'
In the year.
TIE REoE1Prs.-The arrivals at the cotton ports
for the week up to Friday last were 67,54s bales,
against II, IA the week before and 1880 for the
Corresponding time last SEASON. At; New Orleans
the receipts were 20, 2ss bales, and ls,726 the week
of the season previous. The total supplies at me
cotton ports from September l, 1870, up to the
latest maIldases were $685. ss bales. in contrast
with 2,4s5, ia the year before, showing an In.
crease of ss2, e74 bales. The arrivals at the chief
southern markets from September1, 1870, up to
thelatest Geographic Intelligence, al contrasted
L. - -
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interior Cotton Markets.

COLUMBIA, April 1s.-sales Of cotton yester-
day rs bales; mlddlings 13c.
SUMTER April l1.-But little doing; about e5
bales have been sold daring the week ending lltn.
We quote ordinary 10Ac; good ordinary Tic; low
,S Ii;clisss I1pu4 ss
ATLANTA. AbrIl 12.-Market dnll at 1Sc for
mdddliug: low middlings 12ac. .ood ordinary
Ike.
;S-EgLuNHUS, April T2i-~ marEet qYtet: mid
-Mifrs l3e1eaies lI8'eales; rSeeipts6sSass; SHIP
menIs 10 bales.
MONTGOMERY. April 11.-Cotton. is in fair de-
mand for the higher grades; low middnng lSc.
SELMA. April Il,-There were sales yesterday
to the amount Of 100 bales; middling nominal
l4I5c; low mlddllng 1Sa13Xc; s.rtct good ordinary
12L:ai2Ic; there was q good den1aua, but Inc
Scarcity OF cotton Offering restricted saies-
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Markets by Telegraph.
MONEY MARKETS.

MONEY MARKETS.
LONDON, april ls-Noon.-consols 3d. Sixty
Few ESSsening.-consols closed at sa6. sixty.twos
TnAsFoxr, april 1s.,5BsndsM. 49,
NEW YORK, April 13- Noon. GoH heaVy,
1OHalOA. Money steady at 6 per cent. Stale
secu' tiles stroSs scttse. Sixty twos Tx.
Freiglts drfu..ts ~, 10
EveninEsMeuss eass. at1ss per cent on gov
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES tslxiy:twOs lsM;
stare b~0pdsssre strong on Eennessees, North
Carulinas Aiae aeorgtss, the halance being quiet
and sic tdy Tennessees 66. new 66I. Slrglnlas
10, new II. Louisfsnas SO, new 62A. Levees
skies 74A; Fights ~. Alabama Fights lozh;
fves 10. t'eorgia skies So, sevens SO. NORM caro-
linas 40, new 26H. South CarOlinas 10, new 59a.
Freiehts without decided change.
New ORLEANS April 1a-Sterling 2lla. Sight e
premium. Gold 10k.
COTTON ARKET
LIVERPOOL, April ls-Noon.-Cotton dull; up.
lands 77sa7Ad; Orleans 7Sd;. sales estimated at
10 900 bales.
NEW YORK, April ls- Noop.-Cotton heavy,
midul' ng uplands l4Xc; Orleans 15Hc; sales TO-
600 bales.
Eyening.-Cotton dull; sales 4575 bales at 14Xc.
EyeninE.-Cott6n closed dull; uplands TXa7Hd;
Orleans 7xd; sales 10000 bales; speculation and
expert 1000.
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POET CALENDAR.

rsu Moos. 5:a. Q hours, 8 minutcs. morning.
jaSt Nunrier. nth, o hours, 81 minutes, morning.
New Moon. 18th. / honr, 43 minutes, evening,
FIRST Quarter, 18th. 8 hours, l5 minutes, evening.
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, April 12.-TURrENTINE-O1ly
l12 bbls received, which went at S. Tor T1rgln,
So IS for yellow dir, and 81 25 for hard, per 2so
pounds.
SPIRITS TuRPENTIEE.-Sales OF 80 casks ut SOC,
and LOT Cas- Ks at 49c per gallon.
e.kYSjt; sass;as SsSas!s q ,fa fsS ssST " I fsr
IDS bbls sold at 81 IS per Dbl.
CoTToN.-Salesa as follows 6 balls at lie, l9 ~
TX, 10 at l3, l at lsk,-tnd2 at 1890 per pound.
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CHANGE OF SCH EDULE.
MOUNT PLEASANT AND SULLlvAN'S ISLAND
FERRY

On and after THURSDAY, April
9Th, the following schedule viii be. &S
observed: ".
Leave City at 40 and 10 A. L, 8 and s.so P. II.
Leave Mount Pleasant at 8 a. NJ, 12M., AIS and
$50 F. NJ.
Leave sulliyan's Island at 1880 and II A. NJ, 4
and els p. n,
All Freight rnnst be prepaid, and none received
after halfpast 2 O'Clock. J. B. MURRAY.
mar3o Agent
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New yori. Nuva1 Stores Market.

q From the Journal OF Commerce, April IL: AS
the 'Change had adjourned over Easter Monday
very little business waS transacted. TIE Jew
dent on sptrirs furpentine. Purchases were made
to the exfet, q iso osf lpkl9s stSsa ass Sb lsr
y j. s ssi!f s:i s:sEsI !; xssifl3adsas'' Win sS'e l 90
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oouMERo1AL NEWS.
Exports Yesterday.

LrvERpooI-Per BIZ bark Florence Ohipmanoo1S
haoa sea island and 29aS bales upland coton, I"V
ba4s cotton seed, 7l6 tens phosphate IocE: 100
New YoRK-Per steamship South gaIonns0 t1S
bags sea island and $50 bales uPano cHs.o aS+, =
So psgs paper, ASS bbls rosin, 81 pRgs sundrles' I'S
boxes peas v,rc;n,a--e5
PHILADELFHIA--Per stes nsnl4 SHsant neods
bales cotton, ia tierces r.ce, ls2 eales goOus,
2s7 6b,s naval stores, % crates green peas lSpkss
sundries.