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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-14
At HALF-PAsT NINE O'CLOCK.

The following is what we CLEAN Of the
| demand for surrender made by General
Badger upon General Walton:
An honorable and amicable understand.
ing was arrived at between these officers,
the only difference being some military
technicaIities which could easily be ar
ranged.
At this critical juncture General Hugh J.
Campbell entered upon the scene. and in
bis excited state treated General WaIton
with considerable brusquerie.
Selling a scrap Of p&psr, he wrote pen
Gil order and handed it to Page NJ. Baker,
the Warmotb Adiutaut General, who &c
fused to receive it unless officially 9d-
dressed to him. This General Campbell
did.
It vas supposed this vas so ;n1ucs :he
appointment of Colonel Eugene Wagga
man by Governor Wsrmoth, who shortly
made his appearance with spick and span
new Brigadier Generals commission, and
relieved General Walton from command.
This is described as being accomplished
with great military discourtesy. no order or
notification in writing being sent to General
Walton. Campbell remained at the armory
About this time General William NJ. |
Owen accompanied by General Badger. and !
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-14
Senator EJerrlinOn.
The Baltimore America,1 says of this ger
tIeman:

The Baltimore America,s says of this gen
tleman;
Hon. Augustus s. Merrimon, the newly
elected Senator from North Carolina, is a
native Of Buncombo county, in the western
part of that State His first appearance in
public life was in 1860, when he was elected
to the Legislature on the Bell and Everett,
ticket. Mr.. Merrimon gained considerable
reputation about that time by the pubIioa-
ten of q pamphlet urging the abolition of
the representation Of the c0lored race as
property. Tbi, was considered an anti
slavery prod and made him many
enemies He was universally regarded dur
ing and before the war az Union man and
until the late canvass has not been bitterly
arrayed in politics. His nomination for
Governor last summer was q concession to
the conservative wing of the Democratic
party. He Is strongly in favor of internal
Improvements, DESTROYS of building up the
State By immigration. and particularly par
tial to his native section. Rticb has been so
long neglected.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-14

Mr.. John L R,tymond, whose engagement
az the Varieties Theatre will terminate to
night. was last evening, during the per
formance of the comedy Of "Pygmalion
and Galatea," presented with an elegant
Dent chronometer and chain. Appropriate
remarks were made on the occasion. We
congratulate Mr, Raymond, to whom this
testimonial is deserved tribute for his
worth as a man and his merits as an actor.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-14
A SenaSe Debnfe,

'An official report of the opening debate
in The State Senate will be found in to-day's
REPUBLICAN. 1t affords some quaint and
curious reading, especially worthy the con
sideration of the gestlemen who yesterday
terminated with melancholy reluctance
their public exhibitions at the Lyceum Hall.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-14

The Virginia City Ho;sto,,ia reports che
story os an old man. hating all the world
and by she world neglected. who lives in
cave near Niiginlb CAty, and claims to be
the i!ieGltiWsya sul 0i Napoleon /. 1he
documents IN iSls possession seem 10 "stah
fish the proof U; the old U.an's statement.
His mother was one ot the many victims o
tie heartless power and fascination of tie
great coLquoGor. and by aIm cruelty aba..
dUped ii her nour Of need.
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EXHIBIT IN NBW oRLBAEs,
December IS, 10, go, 81 and se.

MI Barnu1n's great exhibition being 80 exten-
i've. the usual circus lots can not be used. being
altogether to small The mammoth pavilion will
therefore, be pitched
Canal street, between -ROchebIave and
TOnti streets,
that being the most accessible point where suhi-
seat ground could be obtained.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-14

a Colorado mas. na!..s this terrible sug.
ges''on: "Why u,s have whole city fur.
.nishs1 simultaneously with the latest tele-
graphic news Upoa the Sns:ant Of IT. arrival
by means o: a steam whistle os whistles. or
q gigantic speaking machine. snstead of
waiting tor!s to 90 through the tedious pro-
cess of type setting. printing, folding and
distribution BY the carrier
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4 CoIora 10 paper says:

We hope our nexs Legislature wili vote
funds enough for the establishment OF q
hospital for the deluded individuals who
come to this State to die This is toe healthy
climate tog such people.
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.gHckson Railroad Ereinhts.

The jackson railroad will not receive
freight for shipment to-day, but, freights
VIII bo received as usual on Monday next.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
VARIETIES THEATRE.

VARIETIES THEATRE.
Sole Lessee. .............. LAWRENCE BARRETT.
Second and last week OF
JOHN IT. RAY YBIOND.
MONDAY, December 9, and every night and
Wednesday and Saturday matnees, ". J. Gilbert's
comedy
PYGMALION AND GALATEA.
JOHN II, hAG MOND
Supported by FREDERIC ROBINSON and the
superior Company. The performance to conclude
A CONJUGAL LESSON.
BlAOE LULLABY. T. RAYMOND
FRIDAY December 13-Beneft of J. T. RAYMOND.
MONDAY, December l6-CHARLOTTE ThOhP-
SON, IN JANE EYRE
In pfeparation-OEB WIFE.
Seats may be secured in advance for both matt
neeand evening.
Director. ............. LORRAINE ROGERS.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-14

CADENlY OF MUSIC.
Monday Evening, December 9, 1872,
COMMENCEMENT OF HOLIDAY ENTERTAIN
MENTS.
znrarenent of the world renowned Panf0mImlsts,
MAFFITF AND BARTHOLOMEW, -
viii, their entire troupe of fifty stars, who VI
present for the fret time IN New orleans 'neii
nav and original comic pautomlme,
FLICK AND FLOCK,
Or, The Doctor and the DeVli'
panIete withlaughabIe incidents, comic situations
magical changes, ludicrous events sIat'NAs
vsw and beautiful scenery by Il. 3, Hoyt, ESQ:
Mechanical Effects by I. J. Wheelan ana assFst
"a Var distribution of Characters, horrals, I'M
DoTfals Infernals and synopsis OF scenery ana IN
cidents, see bills of the day. ~ pr, r,orv
GRAND HOLIDAY FESTIVAL ana FbAoN FLaoeN ~
Mating q Saturday noon. -
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CORPORATIONS.


{ iHARTEh. h.......................C CHARTER.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, STATE or
LOUISIANA.
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OAFE BISMARCK,

HNAFE BISMARCK,
AZ Royal Street. =
GRAND TYRoLRAN CONCERTS EVERY NIGHT
By the Imperial and Royal Troupe, under the lead
ership of Professor Seppl G. schwandner'
Sunday next, the fifteenth instant grand tAniliS
matinee from 3 to P. NJ.
Admittance free. Commencing at 7 P, M. See
ANAL programmes.
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TWO PERFORmANCES

val be given the first day, and THREE each sue
ceeding day.
Doors open at 10 A. NJ, and and P. N.
Hip7odrame performances commence at Il A. N.
and and p, NJ.
Admission to the seven colossal shows only 81;
children under nine half price.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-14

EXPOSITION HALL.
6rTr MARIO.
THE sTRAKOSCH CONCERTS.
Grand Opening Night
Vuesdny, December IA, at p. III.
The public of New Orleans and vicinity are re-
spectfully informed that
Milne. CARLOTTA P TIT,
TrIa oueen Of the Concert Room; Miss A. l.. CARY,
fhe Favorite American Contraltoi Nile. -, 7. CAR'
RRNO the Celebrated Young Pianist; Mons.
SAtJRET nhe Eminent Violin Virtuosoi Signori l.
SCOLARA the Eminent Basso; and
SIGNOR MARIO,
The World Reno owned Tenor, will give
THREE GRAND CONCERTS
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday
Evenings,
December IT. IS and 49, at eight O'Clock
Admission, with Reserved seats-Two SS2l Dol
lars Seats now for sale st GruReWald's Music
store No. l29 Canal street. Seats can be secured
from the country by mail telegraph. Weoers
TlisUOs are used at the Strakosch Concerts. fhihp
WeIlein Nos. 30, 80 and 50 Baronne street, Is the
AGENT In this city. Doors open at 7:l5 2. d. Con
cert to commence at s. det'
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WILL

SIX SEPARATE COLOSSAL TENTS
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a Wait FROM BOARN9AN
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WAR DEPARTaENB, 9
Office Chief Signal officer,
Washington, December 10, 1872, 4;35 !. M.
PROBABILITIES

dGoNEINgED os EIGHTH PAGB.I
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They Visit the President
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AMUSFMENTS.
FALL MEETING, 1a7

r OUIsLNNA JOCKEY CLUE.
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sEGEoR sEBAsTIAN'5

ROYAL ITALIAN CIRCUS,
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PLAIN TALK FROM THE PRESIDENT
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INCREASING THE PRESIDENTS SALARY
COMMERCIAL CONVENTION AT ST. LoUI

massachusetts Censuring Sumnes
The Van Buren press., 1872-09-10

These Drawings will be conducted under the
special patronage aud supervision of the Board of
Directors of the Arkansas Agricultural aud Ne
ehancal Fair Association, and
The Van Buren press., 1872-09-10
Epdget Of &iSsOriIgs.

ABrAurlrUL INCIDENT A young man
recently ran away from the galleys oi
Toulouse. He was strong, vigorous and
arrived next morning before a cottage,
and stopped to get something TO eat, and
get refuge while be reposed little.
Blu, he found the inhabitants Of the cot
tage in the greatest distress. Four lit
tie children sat trembling in the corner
their mother sat weeping and tearing her
hair, aAd the father was walking the door
in agony.
The galley slave asked what was the
matter, and the father replied that they
were that morning TO be turned out OF
deors, because they could not pay their
rent.
"You see me driven to despair, said
the father. "my wife and children with
out food or shelter, and | without mean;
to provide for them.
The convict listened TO tho tale, with
tears Of sympathy, and said
II will give you the means, | have
JUS. escaped from the galleys. Whose
ever brings back an escaped prisoner is
entitled to reward of City francs. How
much does the rent amount to ~
"Forty francs, answered the father,
"Well, said the other, "put cord
around my body, will follow you to the
city, where you will get fifty francs for
bringing me back. "
"No never" exolaimed the father.
my children should starve bafore |
would do so base thing
The generous man insisted, and de-
clared that he would give himself up II
the father would not take him; the lat.
ter yielded and taking his preserver 10y
the arm led him to the mayors Office.
The fifty francs WAS paid and the prs
oner sent back to the galleys. But after
no was gone the father asked q private Ia,
terview with the Mayor to whom nc 'oiu
the whole story The Mayor was SO mucn
affected that he no only added fr,ncs 70
the fathers purse, bat wrote immeoiateiy
TO the Minister of Justice, begging the
noble prisoners release. The Mlnister
examined into the affair, and finding II
was comparatively small ofiense which
had condemned the young man to the
galleys. and that he had already served
out half Of his term, ordered his relsase
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-05-30

UNITED STATES CoURT.-In the Distric
Court yesterday, before Judge Bryan, wagon
two norses, thirteen boxes Of tobacco, &C..
seiIed on Information for violation of the in
ternal revenue, were released to the claimant
on his giving bond to the clerk In the sum oi
three hundred dollars to abide the final judg.
ment.
United States vs. Joseph II. Gayle, defend.
ant. Verdict for the plaintiff for six hundred
and seven dollars and elghty-four cents.
William Z. Flint was tried and found guilty
OF violating the internal revenue law, and the
penalty In his case was assessed at four hun.
dred dollars.
The petition of Charles W. Fawcett. hank.
rupt, of Fairfield, was referred to Registrar
Clawson to report
The petition of the assignee of j. D. Nell
vain, bankrupt, for the sale of lands of A. J.
Kebler.and John J. Knox, was granted with
the consent of the defendants.
John D. C. Lnders, of Altoona. Germany, ap.
peared in person and filed his notice of inten.
tlon to become citizen OF the United States.
The juries were paid aud discharged, subject
to the call of the court, and the court adjourn
ed until ten o'clock this morning.
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TRIBUTE. OF RESPECT.

at the regular meeting of the Palmetto
Guard Rifle Club, held on the 2sth instapt, at Ar
chel's hall, :he following preamble and resolu-
lions were unanimously adopted:
Since the formation o! this Club death mas
Claimed several members from our ranks, and we
are now again called to mourn the loss OF com.
rade. Sud Ienly, and with scarcely any warning,
the summons came, and T. D. Clancy passed
from the portals OF life into that unseen bourne
whence o traveller returns. To chose he left re-
hind remains the sad duty OF paying tribute TO
his memory; therefore, be lt
Resofued, That in the death OF Theo. D. CLANCY
this Club has Iosg member endeared to them by
n ut associations, and one whose Interest In the
urgsu'zari 70 had never anatd.
Resolved That this C wear the us9al badge
OF mourning on the next parade.
RESOLVED That the firegoing preamble and
res in ions be spread upon the Minutes, and
c,py OF the same he forwarded 10 the family III
our deceased cumrade, and be published In tho
daily papers.
Extract from the Minutes.
A. s. DOUGLAS,
Secretary and Treasurer.
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PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE NARKETs.
,.I.. LIVERPOOL, May 20.


NEW YORK.. Msy 90. :.
Noon.-Flour dull and declining. Wheat dull
and heavy. Corn dull and unchanged. Pork
quiet; mess $13 As. Lard dull; steam 9Ha9Hc
Turpentne quiet and hrm at 6sa6lc. Rosln firm;
stralne So SO
Evenlng.-FIour dull AMI dropping; common to
fair eatra So 26al0 rs; gJCd to choice $40 80al3.
Whiskey 9lc. Wheat IaV0ls buyers: shippers and
milers Insist on lower rates; 81 68al IS for No. 2;
red Western 50 06a2 10; amber Western $2a2 16;
whl:e $2d2 l6 .:orn lower at 71a72c. Pork duh and
heavy at S 3 50a13 20. Lard dal and unchanged.
Navals firm. TaIiow quiet at 9aeYc.
Flour quiet and firm. Wheat dull: red Western
$2l2 10. Corn-wnite 70; yellow 72; mixed corn
7la7I.. Oats strong; Southern 5Sa61. Provisions
dull with declining tendency. Whiskey excited
ut 90.
CINCINNATI, May 20.
Flour quiet and unchanged. Corn active at 52a
So. PORK nominal. Others quiet and unchanged.
Whiskey 80.
LOUISVILLE, May 20.
Flour dull; family 81 25. Corn, sacked CSC.
Pork S12 80. Bacon steady. WhlsEey csc.
ST LOUIS, May 20.
Flour easier, but not quotasy lower. Corn dull
and lower; No 2 mlxeh 66HaSlc. WhisEey Ssc.
Provisions dull Pork $l2 rs. Bacon unchtnged.
NEW ORLEANS, May 20.
Sugar quiet; fair sHc; good fair shc; prime
10Mc. AOIasses dull; some thin reserves sold at
30. Coffee 18Hal9c.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-05-30
Havana Market.

HAVANA, May 70.
SUaaR-Stock In warehouses at Havana and
Hatanaas 43S, 600 boxes and 600 hhds; receipts
OF the past week at Havana aud Matanzas So 700
boyes and s4O0 hhds; exported during The week
from Havana and Matanzas $4,000 noXes 640O
hhds, including 500 boxes aud 6O0U hhds to the
United Stares; market nrmer; Nos Is 10 20 Dutch
standard 1lXal4H Is per arrobe. Mrlasses
sugars firm aud stock scarce; sales NOS to 10 at
s3Sa9 rs per arrobe. Muscovado sugar, lnierloI 10
common ea9H re per arrobp; falr to good refining
nuoy ant at gHasX RS per arrobe; grocery grades
1lksl1I rs per arrO6e. Molasses maj ket quiet
and weak; prices unchanged.
LUNBBR. white pine nominal; pitch pine $3Sa
80 per NJ. sbooks-box steady; hogshead weak;
for molasses 20 rs. Empty hOgsncuds actlVe at
So Is. llnps nominal.
FREIaaT5-FIrm; To Northern and Sou, ,harR
porrs In the United Stltes per box If sugar 81 s.
j 8.H; per MID OF sugar SIS 75a6 Is; pr hid OF
mo asses 81 25a5; to Falmouth ind orders 47s Cd
to So. 81.
txcHANGE-Exclted; on Uniei States. 90 davs,
currency. par to y d scount; 60 days, gold, lSa
lSk premium; short. sight 14Ial6 premium; on
London % Ka27 premium; on Paris logan preml'
nm: Spanish bank notes II discount.
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Passengers.

Per steamship Georgia, for New York-Capi
and Mrs B Eaton. Thos Bedford, nurse ard
child MISS Hattie BEDFORD, Miss O Miller, MISS
L u HooIe Miss Butt er1elh, Miss Smith, Mrs
Beeler, NJ SeeIy, Lovetr, James Nelson
Mrs DIMES, Master Holmes, J Patterson and
vile. Miss N A Patterson, n E Patterson. MASH iel
Il Patterson, Hiss F Pearson, X Austin, Miss
Williams, Mr. ArnOt, Mrs Suell, Miss Smell, J
Sullivan, Rev T Gaines. Miss Church, Mr and
Mrs Church and two children, y Leslie, n
Leslie. Miss adams, Tnos Vii iams. Mr. and Mrs
Rice, Geo Woodruff F Peck, Miss MCPHERSON.
Miss Kelly, Mrs Clothter, q Eley, Perkins, ]
Mauaaauf, b smith. l. Smith, Mrs Wei
sey, Mrs Ford, Il Bennett. nrs W Brunning. hr
and Mra b Brunnine, WIN McDonud, Mrs
Dennlng aud child. K Gurney, John Bolanger,
U.Bulnngcr, Mrs VII. on, Two children ana nurse,
MISS Anna Leslie, Mr. st John, Miles, aad
In the steerage.
Per steamer Water Lily, from Edisto, Enter.
prise, Rockville. and Way Landings-Dr
Lebby, Mitchell, Jno King, d Il Tuwles.
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POET CALENDAR.
MARINE NEWS.
8. G.. ......... MAY 80, 1872.
lat SO ee 4s min 80 acc. Lon 10 deg 81 min " sec
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Br bark Perseverance, Cook, Cardiff ID days.
Brig Minnie Abbie, Harding, Boston-12 days.
Mdsr. To N Goldsmith Son.
Steamer Water Lily. Toglio, Edsto, Enterprise
and Way Landings. Mdse and sundrie+. To d
Hisbett, Fraser d I'll. j Green, II Robinson,
Z Caciu', Wilson Bro. McGnrSy. s Woodslde,
cameron. Barley co, 0'N"ill. Klnck, Wick.
enberS & CO, Hill, and others.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Georgia, Holmes. New York-Wsg.
ner, Huger Il CO. " A COurtenay.
Schr W Hutton, Simmons, Alexander, Val
A Ensluw co.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Georgia, Holmes. New York.
Brig Black swan, Winslade, Martinique.
FROM THIS PORT.
Steamship Sea Gull. Dutton. Baltimore, May
20.
span brig Mercedits. Oliver, Barceiona, Nay 9.
Schr Elias Moore, DeGroGt Baltimore May =.
UP FOR THIS PORT.
The Amazon, Mcdonald. at Bristol Eng may
IA to proceed to Cardiff to load. ,,,o,
Schr Natoaks, FeOks, at Baltimore, nay |7'
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
schr Nellie Clark Darling, at Portland, LIE, May
rs.
MARINE NEWS By TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK. May 20.
Noon.-Arriyed the STEAMSHIP Chhunesry. Ar.
rived out, the steamsni DItschland.
LIST OF VESSELS
UP. CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
LIVERPOOL.
The Annie. Davis. sailed. March 16
Br bark onward, Evans, up. p..............-April IL
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LADIES, why will you do your sewing by
hand when you can buy sewing machine on
such easy terms? The Singer Sewing Mo-
chine Company are selling their celebrated
machines on the instalment plan, and their
terms are so very liberal that anybody can
buy one. They invile The ladies to their par
lor, No. 1S6 King street, where 1t will afford
the agent great deal of pleasure to show the
different styles of machines; also, SAM les
(new) of work done on them, whether you
wish to purchase or not. may30.thm2
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Hotel ArrfvnIs-mny 30.

PAVILION HOTEL.
A. c. Appleby, Colleton; NJ. Blschof, Macon;
R. 8. Barker, Barnwell; b. Spanier, Atlanta;
H. Vance, Augusta.
CHARLESTON HOTEL.
Edwin F. Gary, Columbia; Thomas B. Jeter,
Uulon; P. L. WlgglD, Beaufort; 8. st. John, d.
C. Plat, Mrs. Dening and child, Augusta; q.
Browning and wife, Miss NJ. Browning, Aiken;
E. ". johnson, E. C. Green, S. c.; D. Read.
lady, servant and child, James Hunter, Mrs.
W. A. Avery, II. L. Stevens, Savannah; F. W.
Miller, Washington; 8. G. DePass, Memphis;
Samuel Lowder, Philadelphia.
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BOND SCRIP FOR TAXEs.-The following
communication was received In this city yes
terday by the county treasurer:
OFFICE AUDITOR OF STATE.
COLUMBIA, 8. c.. May 28, 1877.
Vim. Quincy Esq, Treasurer Caarses'on
County, Charleston. s. C.:
srR-procredings having been commenced
I'm court 10 test the question as 10 WneIner the
Stale ia bound to rece i've s.revenue bond scrip"
in payment of past due iaxes, you are HEREBY
directed TO receive none Of said scrip" on
said account until the question has been
settled. Very respectfully,
EDWIN F. GARY,
State Auditor.
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che Charleston Cotton, Rice and Naval
Stores Market.
OFFICE CHARLESTON NBws,
WEDNESDAY EvRNING. May 20. 1872.
CoTToN-This article was In good and well sus
tanned demand at full and nrm, and In some
cases rather ter prices. Sales about 900 lies
Say 43 at 2l l2 at 2l4 SO at 22K, % a. 22aI. 12t
at 2s 80 at 2sA, ITO az 23X. 81 at 23as, at 23s<
45'at 81 40 at PAX. l extra staple at 25, 8 extra
staple 2sc q ib. We quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to good ordinary. ......I @23A
Low lniddllng. .......... .23H@-
Md fling. .......Z} o.
Strict mtddllng. ............... .nOmlual
RIcE-The market was quiet but steady
Sales IL tierces OF clean Carolina at &c q ID. W.
quote common to rair at 7H@Sc, goo1 .SH@s1fc
q Ii.
NAVAL SToREs.-Eeceipis 155 bbls spirits and
795 bbls rosn. Sales ofspIrits $50 bbs at $50 fol-
mixed, and 54s q gallon for regular packages
Rosin-sales 800 bbls en- the hasls OF 81 for win
dow glass; Sc for extra pale, S. 25 for pale, S. fol
low pale, So for extra No 2. So IS for No O. and
So rs for strained. crude turpentlne may be
quoted at So rs for virgin, So 90 for yellow dip
and 81 90 for hard.
fRgIoHrs.-To Liverpool, by steam direct, nomi'
;al on nplauds, nominal on sea islands; Vla New
Fork, va on uplands, I'd on sea islands, by sail,
I'd on uplands, on sea Islands nominal. To
davre on uplands Coastwise-to New York BY
,seau 50 on upland. and - on sea islands; 81 90
tlerce IN rice; by sail nc = tb on cotlon;- p
t,ercc on rice; SOC p barrel on rosie; So p on
rum Der; $40 q on timber. To Boston, by sail
&C 2 fs on upland cotton; rosn Csc; resawed
tufr 50 5o@lo so; phosphate s5@6 so. To ProVi'
ience by sail 50 y N on boards, Hc p 10 on
cotton; by steam 81 p bale on New York rates.
To Phila lelphia. by steam So q on cotton;
oy sail, $sP II on boards; 50 bo@1o on timber; So
per ton IN clay, sad ssass 60 on-phosphates. To
Baltimore, by stenm Hc 2 b by sail, SO 6o@7 =
on boards; ss@S so on timber; So 25 y
TOD on phosphate rock. Vessels are. In 9e.
nand by our merchants to take lumber freghts
rom Georgetown, 8. o., DnrIen and Satllla River,
la and Jacksonville, Fla, TO Northern ports,
md $lo@12 q are the rates on lumber and
,oards.
Misunderstanding 90 day bills 23'kG2ST.
DoMYsTIc ExUHA THE banks pur 'se
sight checks on New lork at par, and sell OF 4@
Y premium. Outside they purchase at 1.leGaH
q cent. premium, and sell at s-le@A premium.
GoLD-l3@l4.