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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-25

Trains and arc mixed OF NAfket tfAlhs.
SUNDAY TRAM
Leave WILMINGTON At co. chsdds ! ord s55. and
arrive At Costesville NJ h.0O a. m.
CONNECTIONS:
AT Chadis Ford, Trans Nos. l. as, ! and
connect for Fhiiadslphia. and and With trains
from Phiisdelphis: Nos; 4apd7 connect with train.
Baltimore. No. with trni in for Por, Deposit,
AT Coatesviile. trains Nos and connect Tor
from Philadelphia; at lHrdsbor-. tra,ns NJ.
anl connect for Phiale'pha. and @ trains j. ; aua
Excursion tickets will he sold tor all station t.r
Sunday train going norfhwarh: this train will step
for passengers at any public rost crossing:
4. Srot.i.
#a| t9anerat Superintcnit,#t
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-25

Two practical jokers in Virginia town,
VINO were left in charge Of numerous babies
On social occasion while the Inammas en-
Ioyed y dance. changed the clothes OF the
h!aS aarlinRs, and arrayed each one in strange
asoiiiments. ~ The mothers, after an hour or
tSs,I ~. devotion to Terpsichorean delights, took
tSr nslr na6y vestments and the dear little forms
;s ;%s.rln contained, and retired to their respect
Ms ,.s,a snd once happy homes. On preparing the
.sIe .,s,s ones for the crib, sexes had changed
SnM Sn,se were boys and boys girls-and with one
y. ~aasets1 yell the outraged Materials set out
~ 0aoy hunt. At last accounts almost al
Sae Sae sacceeded In recovering the lost heirs
m.. vas tne wags keep out Of the way Of thoss
@auons ~ much % possibls.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-25
RENONALy

GEO. II. ROBINSON.
roSsEcfioNER and Dealer in Fruits Fer
~ eign aud Domestic. has remove ed MS ore ,ro Ii
~ Market street. to
Si3 NJ - ESlkH ut 1T,
where he will continue D keep a supply IT he bssi
articles that can be had. and furnish very
icE FAN. eAk rs. &c.. as mere totore, Par
hes supplied As usual. ne hopes to complete hi
new building by the first of July when his , aston
ers will be turnished pleasant parlors fitted up
ApA.don
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-25
FOR tho Daily Gazette.
rue GEOGRAPHICAL PUZZLE.


The following ia an answer to puzzle pub
,;.hed in the GAZETTE Of last Friday:
"a, awakened one morning by Shanghai,
md ~ tho air was (ChiI) chilly, l wrapped
'nyseIf in nv cloak made Of CrhibD tippit, and
lined with Sable; and busted myself in Read
no until the Bell called me 10 break fast.
"a 4 bundle Of Pine burned brightly on the
hearth. and Canary greeted me with cheer
ful song. -,
.on.i.ted Of Turkey and Fish we'll seasoned
lin Salt and Cayenne. To these were added
Sandwiches and plentiful portion of Madeira.
Az am naturally fond Of society, cha,,ed
awhile with Marietts, and after had satisfied
nv appetite which was at first (keene) keen,
ate . tPhilippine) philopena with her. As she
v.s suffering with headache, l bathed her
head with Cologne, but stopped suddenly on dis
covering that the slave WAS (Pekin) peeping.
assured him that he never would obtain Ma
rie,ta unless he mended his ways, although my
disoosition toward him WAS Friendly; but should
his conduct prove satisfactory he might look
FORWARD with good Hope to obtain his Free
dom In due tune.
I then went out and enjoyed Race, and
after returned, finding that the children were
making Racket, l sent them all to bed, aftel
wishing good deal Of Wrath upon them.
J. w. X.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-25
o.-,sH,seR,gh a. You Can.

III. world ssrstohss widely before you.
A seld for your auseis md brain;
And though clouds may ofssa Goat o'sr y'"'
Xnd oiten come tsmpssts and rain;
n. T.e,lsss Of storms which o'ertak" you
p.,h forward through all lihs man
oooA fortune will never forsaks you
r. you do a near right - you can.
p...mber. the WILL to do rightly.
Irused. will the evil confound;
rivA daily BY conscience. that nightly
vour sleep may be peaceful and sound,
:, contest of right never waver-
Lot honesty shape every plan.
And life will Of Psradise savor,
n you do as near right as you can.
rhoush foes darkest scandal may speed
And strive with their shrswdest OF tact
IN ipiure your fame. never heed,
But justly and honestly act
And ask Of the Ruler Of Heaven
To save your fair name as a man.
And Ali that you ask will be given.
Ifvou do Us near right as you can.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-25

~ mere - sad news for the lovers Of beer for
%s mop crop Of Wisconsin Is likely to be sma Il
sIw .;,, ~ very poor quality this year. This fact
~. l lalse the price Of the Teuton's beverage,
Nv. Hos oothlng under the sun-not even prohibi.
Be drunk. -'''. ~'o ~"ouut WHICH VIII
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-25

=. ane orotherly love Of Pennsylvania Ia ap-
EHsn.ly Hay Concentrated In the capital thereof
nns snse ~ Of the rural portion Of that State wa.
nir.I soe unpleasant necessity Of horse v hip
H., n.s having circulated reports detrimental to
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-25
DHILADELPHlA. WILMINGTON X BALI
i MORE KAlLRnAD,

CrLSlhL W LII e.
On and after WEDNESDAY, October 18th. ist..
"A passenger car will be attached re tue ire,. ..t
,rsin leaving Philadelph,a at 900 p. M, Tor W.
c:ington.
The train will stop at Stations as follows. eh.u
signaiied 6ray's Ferry. si2 u. III. Eslaretto a. u
y. III: Chester. y.Al D. M La.nokin. 3 = p. m hu
low. . ~ y. M Lnwooi 9.aa y. IN: la. mont. n
p. N: k.Ilerslie. l3.lS p. M arrive Wmngto ton ia :,
y. IN. loct2O H. =. KENNY sup'l.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-25

~ vvsorKe Rsilley has been sentenced to tweu-
Hn 10 ne New York state prison for
"sy sesesey Of twenty. eight esn:s.
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..s.nToo s14IL."
!. r1,IraE Enlroe .oE rHE NEWS.

TOTHE EDITOR OF THE NEWS.
The communication under the head OF ''Too
small,n and signed B. B. Hudgins d Co.,
which appeared in your Saturdays Issue,
seems calculated to mislead and leave false
impression. 1t therefore properly calls for a
notice from us.
The CourIer,s local embraced In the above,
which reports q particular lot OF timber re.
celyed by us, is In every essential respect
true and correct. Our timber Is represented
| as an entire heet lor consignment) averaging
Ell0O and 1900 feet. Messrs. Hudgins Go.
report certain logs Chosen particularly which
ronos from hoo, to 22o0 feet. OF course they
can Hnd In all their,pond very many logs that
willr,nge down to $50 feet, and perhaps not
over one 10 make up the maximum.
To better illustrate the distinctions
very lot, tln whole or parL) from which they
thus select Is the same, correctly reported by
YOU not 1naag days since, as received by Mr..
3B. L. Halsey, averaging 300 and 1000 feet, and
since purchased by Messrs. B. 3. Hudglns d
Co., from him. s
We have cften received much larger logs
Chan may be singly selected froin the present
stock, but the receipt Of so well selected and
large a supply was q meter Of some interest;
and we believe Its timely publication may
iconduce 10 favorable business resulte, not
only to ourselves but those engaged with us
In this Important branch Of trade.
Respectfully, SrErNNEYER & STOKES.
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MiRINE NEWS.
On nnolir'ioS' o. O... 'No y H1iaoIn 1o' fo'A
,sL 81 ',sx 40 miu 30 sec. Lon 7adeg 81 min a7 SEQ
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Georgia, Holmes, New York-left
- instant. Mdse TO wagner, Auger & CO, J e
Adger d CO, ] apple, J Allan III 4 Ashton g "
Aimar, @ d Ahrens, 7 II BRISTOL b CO, Boyd, 8
Brook6anks, BowD,J Brown. F Borner,
II Bi-chotf d CO, Z Bares 4 90, U BAIT IL CO. G a
Bowman, B N Raer, E Burnhsm, DR. b Baer,
Cameron, Barkley& CO. chase d Outline, L Una.
piu. Darlington q Thomas, T Cater, Oobls, l.
Cohen co. ] uami Sen co, Crane, Boyston
CO. J y II Olaussen, Uusgroye, W ChaIee CO..
X G Chisolul Dr G Carlln, q A Due ; on Doug.
las d Miller. Dowle, Noise q Davis. Elias BrUs,
Erwin & MaRiil, ] N 6 sou Bro. Fleming
CO, For ytne, McOomo co, Furcne OFT, Beneuict;
d G., : fsi, ly a Gu, Foley, Miss b Fowler,
Forre. tou, ] II Graver, W Gqruey, b Gerdts q GO,
q Graveley, P. P.LGuIlemIn, Graman schwaske.
J Hail d co, W Harrall A Hunt A e HsY9en,
Holu.es's Book Store, M Horsey d Bro HuE; Z
kamp 90, O Hickey, Hart 90, helns' q
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Markets by Telegraph.
MONEY MARKETS.

AUNEI hAhkhIos
LONDON, November %.
t'''''.0''o0'0 " PARIS, November 2s.
Noon.-Rents 62f. ooc.
NEW YORK. November %.
hoonsreghts steady ss9sks very sI1ong
dull and heavy. State bonds strong.
Evening. g.-Ereights drmer. Money !, gold to
fraction commission. Sterling qaiet and steady
cold laxals: Governments closed nrm' States
COTTON MARKETS.
LIyERPooL, November 20.
Noon.-cotton opened quiet; uplanda sHd, Or
Lster.NCotton closed quiet; sales 10000 baleai
'p''1''10A '' NEW YORK, November %.
Eoon-Cotton opened quiet; mfddlins uplaDd6
lox, orleans 2Oc; sales loo bales.
EYening.-Cotton quiet; sales $50 bales; aplanos
l9Hc; Orleans 2oc; pet receipts OF cotton ,o.day
4s7 bales; gross receipts 857s sales OF futures TO-
1900 bales. as folIowr: November 191sai9 3-l6. De.
cemher IS 11.l6alSX, January 1sH. February
10 l.lo, March l9Hs19K, April l9Tal9H, May isS
al9x.
Cotton quiet; mIddtng zoe; net roceiots ss
baes sales soo gross 5eCePss iI ssoGT sUuy es
Gross receipts Of cotton AIS bales; exports
coastwise 80; sales $40; last evening ESQ; stocK
6497. ,o ..
Net receipts OF cntton 2as7 bales; exports coast.
Wise 1859; sales 200; stock 9p32
WILMINGTON. November 2s.
Net receipts Of cotton 42e bales; sales 50; stock
SAVANNAH: November 2s.
Gotten dull; middling lSKs1Sxc; net receipts
414o bales; gross 4140; exports TO Great Britain
2os0; TO the continent a242; sales 2S77; stoch
AUGUSTA, November 20.
Cotton opened with moderate demand at l7x
a17Nc, and closed unchanged; sales Ills oales;
receipts ll71.
Cotton easier; ordinary isXc. gnoU ordinary II
a17xc, low middung 18kalSxc uIddi ng 1851 re-
ceipls 20T4 bales; shipments :78; stock q 96I
MUGILr, NUvemb r 8
CottoD auiet; good ordins y l7kc, " middling
1sc, mlddliug 18ha1Skc; net IT celpts 401 bales;
exports coastwise 60o; sa es 500; stock "a, ,020.
NEW ORLEANS November %.
Cotton easier; good ordinary 17Kc; low mid.
dllngs 1sxc, middling lsHc; net receipts 19L
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e, q, y z L1vrHrooI, November q.
Noon -Breadstuffs nsSyy LONDON, November a.
weekly Augn,t. Market.

s.AUGU5TA, November r.
COTTON REyrRw.-The cotton week unaer r.
view was inaugurated with steaay Mafhes, !NoI
with an evident sdysoGhs Eae tS the opening
ouutattons The highest price eacneo was OF
Wednesday, on which dRy the market opensa
arm and closed steady az 18H@184c TOT mla-
dIt ps. On Thursday, der Qn1svoraDiS aaYioes
from New York prices fell On. and tle aemano
was checked to some e4tea., norTaeu rps, eIo:,nS
Quiet ct about the opening quotations OF tho
Tas sharp ouange sof weather.: bringing tne
coliest OF the season. tfs the piooaoae ~. 10
roa of Ice throughoutthe engire Cotson oeas 81
tctually curtails any " '.t'
plant. e.,r,a ord ;aha vooa
we tber tSron qhout the fall has probably enabled
nlanters TO secure larger snare OF INC 9Ionhn
from the fields than ever before up 70 sue
bonding period. The eilize OF tne crop II yes ns
sarscs much ss with some
tendency tothe smaller amount.
We annex a review cftte weeks transactlols.
Friday 22.-The market opened with mo9e;
rate demand and clOaed qulet ati1Hals1 Salss L.s
s23 bales; receipts 1882 Total saies ana roceiF's
for the week: saies $685.; rsceipS
CoTToN FUrURRs-QnA Aonasy saa ss yhs snS, snI.
loWtuS WonssV bsle December delivery. at Au-
on .,e IT3I: 20D bales. December delivery, az Au.
eus,a, l7H; 200 bales, January delivery AZ Au.
sulss risav sa-aoo bales January delivery, at Az
on.ts Ifx: 400 baies, February delivery, at Au.
eusta' 17X; 200 bales, November delivery, et Au.
Susta, Is i-16; 40 bales, November delivery, at
,nuusta l8; rs bales, November delivery, AT Au'
0"ata, Tx; 100 bales March delivery, az usuaes'
IsK. IS; e5 81. u
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,s.lt5 VI
Passengers.

Per steamship Champion. for New York-Csp.
tain Crowen, KeDy. W Dougherty. Mrs jenkins;
@ jenkins, ka q stryoring, W b Evans, !
Trouche. ~.
Per steamship Georgia, from New York;
Lowry, O Winthrop, Commoeore, Mrs Robinson,
L B Kead and wife, Miss q Robinson, A Martin
d vile, b F Martin, Miss Butterdeld. b stod.
dsrd, Master CLARK, Captain steckman, A Ran.
kin. Mrs Van HoGsar and son, Miss L B Swift, J n
swift and wife, j. E Msison and wife, P Snyder
Mr. McOomb, Rev Or Meeks, Kiss Clark and maid,
Miss Hendricks lady's maid and nurse, Dewitt
Barr. r Speece, Tribon. Esq, DR. Mills. Rev Jas
Evans and servant N Barrttti, Miss Joeeph.
Secor, Captain urowell, and ~ In steerage.
Per steamer Dictator, from Palatka via Jack.
sonville, Fernandina and Savannah. Ga-H @
rect, q Munrow, W Fontain, Mr Irving, W F
Smith, Scheahan, and 2 on deck.
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FuRoHaoTT, BENEDICT & Co., Mo- 276, have
marked down their large stock Of Carpets,
and great bargains are offered for this week.

REMBRANDT PHoToGARPHs.-Mr. Souder
having secured the services of two additional
artists, one of whom has had an experience OF
several years in one of the first galleries In
Europe, begs to inform the public that he is
now able to finish Portraits with more prompt.
nees than heretofore, and with the same
delicacy of style and artistic touch that have
marked his past years work. An elegant as
sortment of Frames, Passepartouts, &C., the
newest styles, at moderate prices. souDER'a
GALLERIES, No. 263 King street.
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aorE1 ARisRIs1HALs-NoH. ss AND ~.
axnIISonn. ;nlIlSn

: sd S SsSsHayullon. ss.ss
3 George WeKSs H Warren and wife, w; Do
herty,sW NJ Wilmi6ssftopsi E.G. CAIN Moncks
corner;F F. M. RILEY, .. WIZ Riley, New Jersey;
N. j. Hirscb, Kingstree; J. D.; Rodgers, Gra-
hams; w. McNeill, ;Grahamyille; J. 9. Cole. =.
Holmes, Beaufort; Robertson A. G: snaHer
Oolleton; ,E. F. English, st. helena' y. =. ..
Greeg.Mars, Blnf1;; W.: a. Perrlns, Graoams
Gross Roads; D. Morris, J. N. Drysdale, WASH
ington; T. A. Hayden, Greenville;. D. A. hun =,
KEN, Roston; Miss Z. Butterheld, New forki
DR. J: q. Well, South Carolina; w. q. Thomp-
aon. New York; 3. E. Lee, st. Stephens; !.
Choate, South Carolina;J. Harper, J. D. Ea.'
man. KIuestree; j. c. Hess, Philadelphia; W.
W. Rawls, RldgevIlle; G. A. Rogers, Eaisto' d
D. Harper, Klngstree. -
Charleston. 80
H.D. D. TwIggs, Georgia; &. h. Moonaagn,
rouisvllle; A. Zach, T. ]. Montgomery, q. Y,
snellman, New York; ]. L. Murray, Clncin'
natl: q. Miller. New York; W. Derha, South
Carolina; L. Amis, Jr., L. B. Dalby and vile,
New York; j.. E., Jones, Baltimore; E. B. O.
Cash, s. c.; J. W. Halbdy, L. D.. Hughes, D.
W. Ketchum, &. Jordan, South Carolina; J. e
Grant, Conwayboro'; o. M. sadler, South Car.
ollna; w. w. Gard, Plttsburgh;. A. Nevnaod
London; D. Appleton, NJ oppenheim, b. A
CurIsl, N. z; Lieutenant G. B. Gooding, Fer
naudina; c. J.; ,Andell, Johns Island; q. 7
Walton, Wilmington, Delaware; E. b. Clark
E. ID. Kirkwood, W. B. Dayton, Philadelphia
O. a.. annders, E. Livingston, W. b. Smith
W. q. Brodle and daughter, Col. W. Wilson
and wife, G. W. Robinson, wife and two chill
dren, N. Y; Mrs. J. ]. Dlckenson and daugn'
ter. J.aF. Marsh, Massachusetts,; 8. D. Ciapp'
Anp1sta: !: A. Coburn, NJ. Rosenbaum, Savannah
7 Neyl,t, Athens; G. W. Allen and vile,
New York; J. 7. Smith, Savannah; W. z. Ma,
gill, Atlanta; J. NJ. Swift aud wife, MISS L. 4
swift, A. Maison and wife, L. B. Reed and
wife, F. s. Lowry, A. Martin and wife, Com
missioner 7. g. Winthrop, Mrs. Robinson, Miss
q. Robinson, New York; B. 7. Martin, Grand
Rapids, Michigan; Captain L. crowell, Steam:
ship Georgia; !. .Plerson, F. L. Smith, New
York; Mrs. Van :Houten and son, Georgia. 7
d. Ashcroft, Steamer Georgia; W. B. Johns
Phlladelphia; A. B. Farquhar, Pennsylvanla;J J.
Green, Georgia; B. NJ. slepas, ". D. Roche,
New. York. 80
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NoRrHnAsrEnN RAILROAD.

s2s bales cotton. IAo bbls spirits turpentine, 4ls
bbls rosu, cars lumber, tobacco, peas rough rice,
mdse. DC. To II May, NJ schwartz, G F sweegan.
q Wohlken, 8 Railroad Agent. Frost 90,
W & RYAN, A J Salinas, Mowry 4 Son. P smith,
% Smith, Caldwell u Son, g W Williams d co.
" Courtney u co, w Williams d Son, Barden
& Parker, Trenholm 4 Son. WhIlden q Jones, W
U Bee & 90, Pringls d Son, Pelzer, Rodgers co,
Murdsugh q W, ekley, Rayenel co, Witte Bros,
Fraser Din, Kinsman 6 Howell, ] n Robson,
Willis, Ouackenbush, Estili Il CO II Luhrs, O Ola
cius, Msntoue co. NRcGm8nn & co, G Foliin q
Son, E Nelson, EWelling, Railroad Agent, Order,
and oCherH = =. - '.4+z
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lnterior Cotton Markets.

.AhtCEAOC SVssO..- ~"~--
ORlNaEBuRa, November %. !.
Sales during the week 2l6 bales. We quote:
Ordinary 1sc; low mlddli,ig l7c; mtddipg 10.
UNION, {. O., November q.
Cotton-lew mlddling 1850; ESQ bales were
~ LAuRyNs Q. a., November 81. :
Cotton is selling OF l6kc. y :. Z. =. +
,'. 80 'WRNsBoRo', November %.
For the past TWO dsys IA bales have b en- sold
In this market at prlceS ranging from l6Nal55fo.
: ANDERSON, November 20 Z.
The cotton market has been quite brisk Tor tne
,-r few days; GALES 4sl bales. Quotations to-day
18Kal7c. ,,.,a,, ,,,,o,,h.- oo Z
There was some dullness In the cotton market
today. IL opened pretty strong at yesterday 's
Innovations, but unfsy0rable news from New
York caused some depression. the markes re.
maIned weak, and closed nominally at lso ,or
New York mlddllnerl. The receipts TOT tne week
ending Today have been 2725 bales; shipments
1877: sales 22ll. The receipts for to-day were 642
bales: shipments 26o; salea!l29. 5e
g - ~ COLUMBUS. November ~.
To-day .our market has been quiet, and prices,
owing TO unfayorsble aRVices, closed nominal
Sales 2S6 bales, at the following figures: Ordinary
l6Kc, good ordinary 17al7Xc, low mlddlings
INK. mlldlings lsals4e; weeks sales 2b6l bales;
2ao0 Northern spinnerd, 81 home CONSUMPTION,
90 TO Savannah. Weeks receipts $500 bales
against 1859 the previous tne. and 2l44 tae corre'
spondlug week last seasonTsht 1648.
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New York Navel stores Market.
- a,uru' Ynn1 Nnuamhar q

hhIs rosin and s2o bbis spirits turpentine. The
specuistve y Inquiry for spirits turpentins con.
rinuea. bul noluers arc generally nrm " q trne
sooYe the views OF buyera. nich has ratner re.
.trIcted transactions sales include 2s2 DOS S ~
sOXc: lao bbls at 80c; 500 bbs az eoc nat and 100
hhls 70 arrive at 6Oc, We also note sales at VII.
iningtou of $500 bols o. S64Xc.. Rosin continues
very dull and prices are easier. sales $50 bols
common strained ats34 We quote. commsn a1 sd
Tar is yery SO rec and firfL Pitch steady. Latt
In the day spirits became frmer,. and 100 bbs
sold at 81 xc, with that, price bid for more and
generally held at 62o. III ;,..;s
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PORT OF q aEoRaEToWN, s. O.

s .tRRrysp.
November 14-sontso S Webb, Hewitt New
M November si 1s-Brls oharlea wesley, Harding,
sSssy November is-scfr Floyd, squlres. New
\ November lo--sclr II B Harris New
York, schr = winthrop, Lewis, Providence. !.
cLEABED.
November Ib-Schr Means, Eaton, for Eew.
bury port, with lumber; steamer Isis, Chester, for
Wilmington, N U. 8.
York. with Naval stores; Schr Ida Bella, Horton,
for New ork, with naval stores.
November is-scllr Martha, Smith, for Porto
Rico, W !, with lqm3er.
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BUILDING MATERIAL.-An extensive stock
and large variety of Doors, sashes, Biads'
Balusters, Mouldings, &c., are kept constantly
on hand by Mr.. P. P. Toale, at his warerooms,
No. 20 Hayne street and No. 50 Pinckney street.
The above are all made at his own factory oD
Horlbeck's wharf. He keeps, also, French ana
american window Glass, Stained Glass, Slate
Mantels, Builders Hardware, DO, irom Tue
best manufacturers. mchSfmwlyr
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MELcHSRs & MULLER will occupy one OF
the stores under the new Masonic Temple on
or about the nth of December. They now
offer, at their old stand, No. 2l7 King street,
THIRD door below Market street, great bar.
gains in their well assorted stock of Foreign
and Domestic Dry Goods, and the Ladies
would do we'll to give them call before pur-
chasing elsewhere. Theirreputation for keep
Ing the best of Goods at reasonable prices ia
too we'll established to need comment. Mr..
Melchers has been In the Dry Goods business
on King street since 1853, and enjoys the
confidence of the Charlestonpublic.
nov25.mwl3
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OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS.
SATURDAY EVENING, November 23. 1872.
CorroN.-The market was dull and depressed,
with only q limited inquiryat easier prices, the
arsioe being somewhat nominal but the light
transactions were about on the basis Of quota.
tions. sales about 400 bales, say Is at lSk I at
1sK; at lsX, 15 at 1e<, 14o atl7, 48 at TX, at
l7x, at l7X, 90 stl7t,e 9 at l71(. IS at 1s'i, II
at lax, IA at 1sK, 8 at1sK. We quote:
LIVERPOOL oLAssHI0AgIoNs.
Ordinary to good ordiuary.....17 @17x
Low iniddling. O.
A,ddll1S s,a.l NS;Gda.s
R1cs.-Tnis grain was qules with sales OF about
IS tieroes Of clean Carolina, viz: 40 at exc, 16 al
8 1880. We quote common TO fair at oh@eKc;
good 7@7Kc. g. 80
NAVAL sToRBs-The receipts we're 155 bbla
rosIn and rs bbls. spirits turpenttne. Sales 500
bbls ,osin at $426 for pale, ss IS for low pale,
a. as for No 1 and extra No /. Some 800 bbls
spirits turpentine, notpreyiously reported, were
sold As SIC. Market for rosins quiet.
FRsIuHTs.-Tc Liverpool, by steam, direct, -
on uplauds, - on sea Islands; via New York,
1l.lssxd on uplands, l. Nd on sea islands; by sal
Xd on uplands and Nd on sea Islands. 10
Hayre, 1c on uplands. Coastwise-to New
York, by steam, Nc on uplands and - on see
Islands; 50 p tierce on rice; soc q hbl on rosin;
by sall,-c q b on cotton; 20 y sierce on
rice; SOC p Dbl ON rosln; $ll@l2 p N on lumber;
sl2al2 so p n on timber. To Bost n, BY steam
xc on uplands and So so p tierce on rice; by sail
10 a b on uplands; rosin zoo; resawed stun
s12@l2 80, timber $ls@1s so; phosphate s5@6 So
To Providence, BY sail $lo@1l p on boards;
20 a fb on cotton; by steam 70 via New York
70 Philadelphia, by steam sc on uplands; 81 Is
tiercs on rice; 600 p Dbl On rosin; 81 on sprits
through bills OF lading given 70 Boston, Proyi-
dence and the New Enalsnd cities are regularly
issued; on this route, and dispatch guaranteed.
By sail, So p NJ on boards; $12 on timber; - q
ton on clay; So 50 on pnosphates. TO Baltimore
BY steam --o p b; by sail $SSS 6o~ Non
boards; - on timber; So so q ton at city; $40
4 90 p ton up river on phosphate rock. Vessels
are In demand by our merchants TO take lumosr
freights from Georgetown 8. O., Darien and Sati.
la River, Ca, and Jacksonville, Fla TO Northern
ports, and $lo@l2p Mare the rates on timber
aud boards.
Misunderstanding 90 day bills nominal.
DOMESTIC E1oHANGE.-The banks purchase
sight checks on New York st x@K per cent. on,
and sell at par.
GoLD-18@l4.
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