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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-05-17
Markets by Telegraph.
HONEY MARKETS.


LONDON, May 10.
Noon -Oopsols ssx. Bonds 90.
Evening" g.-BuIlion has decreased 1000 pounds
''''"'e' PARIS, May 10.
i''oA' . NEW YORK, May 16.
Noon.-Freights dull. Stocks steady. Gold 1rm
at IA Money nrm at os7. Exchange, long 9H,
short lOX Governments firm and quiet. Sta
Eyening.-Freights firm. Money nrm. Sterling
unchanged. Gold 14Kal4k. Governments closed
strong. States inactive.
COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, May le.
Noon.-Cotton opened steady; uplands llallH,
Later.:-Gotlon arm; sales $1,000 bales; speculs-
"IS Evenias.Heotton a closed strong: uplands li1s,
oi'e' NEW YORK, May 10.
Noon.-Cotton firm; GALES 2sl bales; uplands
2SZc orleans 24kc.
Eyenlng.-Ootton strong; uplsnds "a, Orleans
bales az follows: May 2sh, % S!s; SALINE 5nne'
2s PSI s :si y 5sqsm5er aasSs sep'sn
'o'' Boston. May 18.
. Cotton quiet; middlings 24cH; net receipts 5ll
bales; gruss SIG; sales 300; STOCK iS 900;
Cotton outlet and firm; mddlngs 2SXc; net
receipts 3O6 bales; gross 900; e4ports coasI"ise
A''' '"'e" wv NORFOLK. May 10.
Net receipts l72 bales; exports cuasLwise s74;
'"'' W. WILMINGTON, May 10.
Net receipts 27 bales; exports coastwise 81;
''o'A N''' SAVANNAH. May ls.
Cotton uuiet and firm; mtddlng 22k; net re-
ceipts 493 bales; exports To Contnent A74i safes
''' OWN MEMPHIS May 16.
Cotton firm; mddlngs exc; receipts rs bales;
sales 160.
Cotton firm; middiugs 22hc; net receipts 81
oa'eS' sa''' A''' '''' NEW ORLEANS, May IS.
Cotton quiet; middlings 23c; net receipts lGbZ
bales; gross 1865; exports to hayre 2soo' saiea
400, m ,stly yesterdays stock s,'zys 1Hsrov Nav 49,
Cotton quiet; good ordinary 2o&c; net receipts
81 bales; sales 60: stock 67,o7b.
PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE NARKET5.
LONDON, May 1e.
Noon'-susai "n'"' WV LIYERPooL May 18.
Noon.-Breadstufs quiet. Cumberland cut
2ss I'd. ,,n, v,nv Nov
Noou.-Four dull and heavy. Wheat dull and
seciininp. Corn numinally lower. FORK quiet;
mess si3 75sl3 so. Lard steady; tteam sNasHc::
Turpentine quiet at 6shc. nosin 4uie' anu
a'oaT Eysn,inasMFlonr inactive and unchanged.
Whlskey soxc. Wheat la2c lower; winter red
Western s2r2O8 Corn shade easier. Pork
sis IS. Beef quiet. Lard sxasxc N.Vsls quiet.
Flour ou ct and firm. Corn dnlIi white soas2c;
yenw nc; for mixrd Western 'oc. oats, South
srn soc. Prov sions hrm. Mess 5l4. Shoulders
5Xasc. Lard sHasH0' "nlsseg c1seysSS11 sSS Nav 49,
Flour dull and dropping; family seas 80. Corn
closed actiYo at 68as4, Pork quiet and unohapS'
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11xAxo1A1 AND ooMMKRc1Az.
s.pott. OF Tn. week ending May 10.

Exports or tho Week ending May To-
FoRrIeN.
rwrRpooIrPer Br bark Anevoca-s4 bags sea
hisnd and 20o2 bales upland cotton, III TONS
phoaphste rock, and box.
BARosIONA-Per span brig Timoteo-SsS Dds
resin, TITO feet lumber.
DOMESTIC.
NEW YORK-Per steamship Champion-3S'
oale, upland tton, 40 bags sea Island cotton. Isl
hs es d mestics and yarn, Sc tiei ces RICE 81 casks
c,sys $50 pol- rosin, 4S5 packages sundries. 3o7
Sscsaars 4 vegetables. 2 horses, l carrls.e. and
knogy' Per schr Llll'-2s7 bales upland
oosson. 10 half bbis ale. SO emp J hols trunks
and boxes mdsp, z sail boats ITO oOo leet heWn
timcer no. 600 feet resawed timber ...rer scnr
r q Rommel-2s1, ,2l8 feet lumber. .Per steam-
snio C3evrqla-s0 bags sea island cotton 3sS osieS
nnlsnd cotten, 16T bales domestlcs ana gUoos' IL,
tisrces oe rs turtles, 800 bols naval seoles ol9
osiee waste, 80 bbls potasots, and l47 packages VI
sun,riea ,.e.-.,r .os
PHuADKIPHIA-Pers steamship Gnn Stream-a5o
bales cotton, lS3 bales domestic Rond", 45t oois
naval stores 100 terces rice, 62 tons Oil rOn' anu
lol pkgs sundries.
BiLiMoRE-Per steamship Sea Gull-2l bales
ootton Ga terces rice, 10 haes domestics. 100 b0ls
rosin 60 casks clay, 6s 600 feet lumber SO crates
rreen peas, IL horses, and IS pkgs sundries.
Par schr Mstoaka-2s0 tons phosphate rock.
NoRwALK, CoNN-Per schr LA Edwards-1l6,.
900 feet yellow pine 1oor ng.
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increase OF 6COcR 10 SlRnC.. el,o@o
The receipts at this port for the week just ter
minated were bags Of sea islands and F oridas,
and 1912 bales OF uplaL ds, In contrast with bags
Of sea Islands and Foridas, and 1s4s bales of up
lands the week previous, and s bags OF sea isands
aud Floridas, and s664 bales OF uplands for the
corresponding period the year previous. These
supplies came as follows, say, OF uplands per
south Carolina Railroad, l175 bales; Northeastern
Railroad, 90; Savannah and Charleston Railroad
=; Ssutee, Z; Georgetown, 2; Peedee, 81; Florida,
|; Savannah, 4. or sea islands, Florida /; Beau
fort, !.
TIE COTTON MARHET.-This staple during the
week commenced quiet and dull but became
somewhat firmer; the foreign market which was
at 1Ox@IoXd slifrsned to ll@1xd. AT New
York the rates were at 23xc, and hardened to
zsZc; while at this point middling uplands were
at 22h@22xc q b, closing nrm at the latter
figure. The movements In this article az Liver.
pool and New York for this time were as follows:
On Friday, May 10th, the former closed heavy
uplands lox@l0Xd, sales 5000 bales; the latter
was dull but steady at 23xo, sales $50 bales. On
Saturday the former was dull uplands 1oA@loX,
sales TO- 900; the latter was inactive. uplands 23%
sales los. On Monday the former was armer, up
lands lOXd, sales $4,000; the latter was quiet, up
lands 2SHc, SAILS 4l9. On Tuesday the former
was s'rong, uplsnds lid, sales $4,000; the latter
was quiet at 2sNc, sales 526. On Wednesday the
former was strong uplands ll@lHd. sales 2O,-
600: the latter was quiet, uplands 2sX, sales S7e.
Yesterday rhe former wa stea y, uplands 1l@
llkd; the latter was quiet at 2sNc.
The sales and prices Of the staple In this market
during the week just terminated were as follows:
On friday, May 1oth the article was dull. and
factors had to sell at easy rates; sales aoout 225
bales, ordinary to good ordinary being quoted at
ao@Nx, low middllng "a, middllng AK, strict
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New York Naval Stores Market.

The Daily Bulletin says: Recetnts to-day ~ bbls
crude tnrpentine 20, do pitch. 1862 do rosin. 2e3
do sprlIs turpenline Spirits turpenline has
ket closing strong 'ap 8oaslc" Tor merchantable
Iots; sales l50 bbls at $50, 200 bbis a. 6sc, 200
bbls at 6sc 90 bbls a. as bbls at 6oc, 60 bbs,
this side IN lots, 6ls6sc, and about 80 or 80 obls IN
lots 4 o n 81 to 6Oc. Rosn continues rather quiet.
but prices steady; sales 300 bbls NO. at $3 v2Ka
e6. so pbls strained at So 6s 3i5 bbls nne at s5
SOa77,. Tar ts In moderate Request and 1rm
Wilmington Is still all held BY one party OF 81.
We hear OF sales Of so bbls Washington thin 81
"a so. 12s bbis North Oouuty at sS rs, 81 bbls,
22gallon bbls, at So 12X, and IA obls (proVislon
bbisl at So rs. Pitch quiet and unchanged,
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New York Rice Market.

NV YORK, May 15
The Daily Bulletin ssys: = hare:is no decided
Improvement TO note on the market, hut the tone,
II any hing, "a somewhat better than last week.
For foreign grades the trade have been calling a
little more freely Of late and the dis rthutioa was
fair, while the stock not footing up large hol ers
were inclined 10 show firm front, especially ae
the ruling premium on gold Of late has left little
margin for profit. Domest rather neglect d but
apparently under fair control und, held frmy q,
full former figures. sales Of 800 bags RaDgoon al
8Xs7xc; l76 bags Patna 1xa7 80 and so tcs Caro
lima aL Sxa9c.
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~ RAND EXC q B S 10 N
IU
ST. AUGUSTINE AND ST. JOHNS RIVER.

The Splendid Steamer DICTATOR, rESA
Captain l.. II. Coxetter, will leave
Charleston on TUESDAY EvsNINa, 21st Instant, on
q GRAND EXCU ,SION to Florida, arriving as Sao
vannan early Wednesday Morning. and remain.
ing there until the afternoon, .adordlng ,ampie
time to see the city, visit Busnaventure ana ptaet
points of interest. Leaving savannah Weanes; p
day Afternoon at O'Clock, will arrive at fer.
nandlna same night, Jacksonville early Thursday
m. ,rning ad Pslatks same even,ng-thus pas.
sing up st. Johns River BY daylight, stopping az
air pulnts OF iuteresr. anornin4 rare pporiu.
nifty OF seeing, to the best advantage. the moSi
beautiful Uf Southern ;,tvers. Returning, WIZ
leave JacksonYi le Friday Horning for st. A9ens.
tine, arriving there same day, where q moSt
agreeable time may be spent inspecting tno sI-
Client spanish Fortress, ,fthe Cathedral, ano etne.
relics Of the 1rst settlement on the Contlnens ~
SAILING on rhe say, or visiting the orange aloves s
OF the nrighborhond. Leaving 81. Aoeussne "
Sa urday, viii arrive at Fernan Ina same altet,
noon, Savannah ,:.rly sunday Aorn1Ig, and
o1s.essop aor rund sad srp SIS No extra charge for
For Freia BIT or passage apply to ~ -.
RaVENEL Il CO., Agents,
Corner Yanderhorst's Wharf and East Bay,
msy10
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List OF SnlpplnB
m -HR PORT OF CHARLgsToN, NAY 10.
Vessels under 100 tons, and steamers coasting
within the State. excepted.
STEAMSHIPS.
Manhattan, 1887 tons, woodruff, at Adger's wnarl'
for New York. loadirg-James Adger q co.
Virginia, = TONS Hinckley, a. a., BrcWn Gonrta Gts
Ra,con s72 tons, Haynie, at Union wharf, for Bal
timore, loading-P Trenholm.
SHIPS.
Malta, Br,) 9o4 tons, Mghtbody, at Marsn,s
wharf from MADEIRA, repairing-Henry Card.
Nsntius. 1900 tons, Spencer, at Atlantlc WHAT,
for Liverpool, loadipg-E WILLIS
BARKS. -
uanr,etta. fBr) 49, tons, Burnett, at Robb's MIL
FOR London. loading-Wsgner, Huger d 90: :,
Bjoryiken, Norw tons; \ YGnsssen, ,5a @S1sed kina
dom, loadng-Henry Card.
Med - tons, Evans, at Railroad wharf,
from Cardiff. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, husef
d CO.
wharf. from Hartlepool, Eng, discharsing-
Lalis. 1Brl 500 tons, Goudy, at Marshall's wharf,
for Liverpool losdlng-Henry Gard.
Draupner, (Nor,) - tons, 1ngoldsen; at Wander
horst's wharf, from Liverpool, dlscharging-
ZelIa, IRr1 - TONS Hotten, at Union wharf,
from Newport Eng dischargingLR ssa caro-: .or+
Christiana, (Norw, - tons. Me.sel, on tne pors,
nom Oardiff, Just arrived Henry Gard.
Alice O, (Br,) s4S tons, Dix. In the Stream, ifom
Portland, Ne, Just arrived-Henry Card.
BRIG5.
Black Swan tons Winslade IN Ashley EyeT sT
Tymoteo 1Snani-t to ia, Marlstauy, at Brown
co.'s wharf, for Barcelona, ready-W P Hall.
SCHOONERS.
Eagle, 1888 tons, seavey. at Boyce & cos wharf,
from Philadelphia, dise9arging.T Bu6a; Lo,
Elias Moore. - tons Dearoot IN Asaiey ~ ni'e''
for BslrInr re, loading--Street Bros CO.
Henri, ttl. - tons, Leavltr, in Ashley hiver, lor
Boston, loading Ensiow 60 4 60, p,vo, ,or
Rockport. Ne, loading-A McCoop Jr;
L A Edwards = tons. Rowland. In me Stream'
for New YORK; ready e Baker O. CO..
Frank Walter, go tons, Brewster, a. Kerrs WhsTI,
from Fredericksburg, Va, discharsing-mm
Jones & 60.
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Receipts by Railroad. May IS.
uouru nIRnruNl RAILROAD.

l2o bales cotton 1os bales goods, 81 bbls naval
stores, 18o bbls -four, 2 Cars stock. To Railroad
Agent, FROST, Adger d co, Pelzer. Rodgers CO.
Bischof & co. A 8 Smith, q Walter d GO,
W Bee & CO, Feldmann CO, A Salinas, y
Chapeau d co, Barden d Psrke-, O Lebenrood, 7
Smith, Oampsen d CO, B Williams son, H
BulwlnSle, W Marscher, Ladd, Martin Mood, W
W Smith, Burmeister d zerbst, Mowry q son.
NoRTHRAsTRRN RAILROAD. =.
10 bales cotton. Ae4 bbls naval stores, cara lum.
ber, mdse, DC. To Barden b Parker, Whiiden
Jones, r Walker, T Smith, U Lle0enrood, 5 q
q Railroad CO. Kinsman & Howell, e welling, U
r Holmes, caldwell d Son, Chapeau d CO, Frost,
Adger Il co, G W Williams b co, Pelaer, Rodgers
4 co, MurdaDgh Matthew'S q co, N Railroad co,
and others. "g, .r..... E9Gs -rf..n- ff
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ed; city packed held at S146o. Lard quiet Bacon
demand light and holders firm. Whbkey %
LOUISVILLE, May 16.
BaQRing steady and heavy; round lots nela at
49, Flour firm. Uoru very active. sheled. sacked
and delivered, at 65c Pork quiet and STEADY Rt
$i275 Bacon in fair demand for order lots;
nothing In round lots. Whiskey strong at 66.>
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vo1cEoF TIE STATE PRESS.
i The Hope ofthe South.
rp.,, Tho Neuherrv Heralt.1

! .t.7s IFfOm tn6 NeWU6ITy ueiaRu'l
We can hardly believe that the DemocTatic
Convention, with the lights before II ana tns
,belne developed all over the land. will make
a party nomination. We honestly believe mat
ths hope OF The oppressed South, lies in the
eiection of Mr.. Greeley, and that he Will be
eiectpi il no such unfortunate :ontretemps
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u o B F LO B 7 ]
VIA SAVANNAH.

ssAkEsrns splendid steamer sssE
DlUlAlOk....... ..........."..... .Oaptain GO4srLsa
WIN !esve Charleston every TUESDAY EYSsIRd,
at o'ciuck, Il fS,t
f0" fAi> JACKSONVILLE,
- PALATKA,
AND ALL LANDINGS ON ST. JOHNS RIVER.
Returning, DICTATOR leaves Palatk : FAlpAf
MORNINa and Savapnah SATURDAY MORNING,
arriving here SATURD 2 AFTERNOON.
For Freight or Passage, having first.Clasa Ac'
conmodations, apply 10 ..,-.-
/ Corner YanderhorsL's Wharf and East Bay.
-n1av18 -r.' ..... s's ..sts..
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nACIFIO MAIL STEAMSHIP C0MPYS
THROUGH LINE TO - sE.'
CALIFORNIA CHINA AND JAPAN.
FARES GREATLY REDUCED. is:.g q

Steamers OF the above line leave Pier 1sFE44&
No. I2 North River, fo0t Of canal S01f36 = !
street, New York, at Il O'Clock noon, OF Inc lotn
and Soth Of every month except when .taese
dates fan on sunday, then the saturday pIeceaing
era FOR South Pacific and Central American ports.
departure of 18th touches at Kingston, Jamaica,
For Japan and China, steamers leave san fran.
cisco nrst Of every month except wnen u iaus VA
sunday; then on the day preceding.
No California steamers touch at Havana, Dut go
direct from New York to Aspinwau.
one hundred pounds baggage free to eacn aduit
Medicine and attendance free.
Fnr PASSAGE Tfckets or other information apply
at the UOMPANY,S TICKET OFFICE. on the wharf
foot OF canal street, North River, New MYofk.i go
in,vqa 1yr F. B. BABY. Agent
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-. The Best We Cam Elect.
rrrnnn the Carolina Spartan.l

60 strong is our desire for the success of
the Cnciifnati ticket as the best we can
hope to elect. that we are wholly unwilling 70
hazard to defeat by any nominati0ns 1 on o,es tae
kas too much a. stake in this Issue to throw
away the well grounded hopes which have
been inspired by this new movement, ior the
possibIe chances of q Democratic triumph.
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ghippts1s,
NOR NEW z Or K .ts,st
Il - f.--J .. III ILL.,
ON WEDNESDAY, MAY DID, AT 8
O'CLOCK A. 81.
shipptns,
NEW IRON STEAM LNE-EsrABLIssHEED sEIilI 1870.
sTATERooMs ALL ON DECK.

The Splendid New Iron Sidewheel steamsniR,
soJTH OAROLINA. Beckett Commander lNtll
sstl for New York on WEDNESDAY. May 20,
az O'Clock A. NJ, from Pier Mo- q Union
Wharves. =, Il -,,,.,,;;,i
Through Bills Of Ladtng to Liverpool by.Wit-
IIarns n C3uion,s Steam Line; to ,Genna. Trieste,
Naples, 'Legnorn, Chris lana, Gothehbarg ana 70
Glasgow. by, Anchor, Line steamship; sto new
England Cities as usual
;lnsur nee b1 Steamers OF this Line q Per ce1t:
Far Rreiohr or Passage Engagements,. having
very nne DHck Stateroom accommod 4aonS apply
TO WAGNER, HUGER d CO., No Is Broad street,
or to WM. A. COURTENAY, No. Union Wnarvess
mHv1T ss. f,r-r,
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New York Coffee Market.

New York Coffee Market.
NEW YORK, May 16.
Rio coffee excited sharply, upward nc higher.
We quote fa coffee 19za20c, fancy conee &c,
gold. The above dispatch was received yesterday
By commercial house In this city,
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rrrom the orapgeburg Tlmes.l

from tne UtaDSeuuIB Aluro1
There is some chance of an independent
Democratic nomination, which we ionk upon
asinsuiine to Grant his r. election. This we
rsoe rds "a Ihe Giirest curse that can befail the
South, This campaign must be fought OUT oy
M under the black flag princtple-pariy lln-s 3
ara OF l,Ila moment 10 us. who sirugge ioI
freedom from actual bondage, pcliiical ana
personal; and We muat enter Inc neio assu,e!
thar we must win CT be forever lrst Anolner
decade of RadcaiIzed emancipation ana ana, 'he h',
day OF p-ritysfOr S''u'h Carolina s1ail OK
hnrfed bayond pt6ovalion. We sincerely hope
that no Democratic nomination WILL oe made,
and that Greeley will pe elected.
All Pull Together.
From tn Edgedeld .dvertiserl
No 6oubt the time given befnre,the assem-
bling of the Democratic Convention VIII oe
wall snant In the discussion oil the G ave ques-
tions that will come mp before that oony. IL
Ia to be- hoped the greatest WISDOM, the purest
patriotism, audShe fuest feeling Will cnarac.
tsriEe the preliminary deliorra,ons ano ma, ma,
nnst ali nm acknowledgements and Lloe-
raj Republicans. If there 1s discord. Grant
win cer,a ainly and inevitably be reelected.
And then our country will have lost all hope,
and we must go down under the heel OF rne
yensl. graspink. unscrupulous, tyrannical,
law-defying oppres'or.
Only Ono Opinion In the South.
from tn. Columbia Pnenix1
Since the convention Is to meet, 1t becomes
the imperative duly ofthe South to SECURE her
p;oper share Of representation In II, and TO
sfiape and determine It's action In accordance
wish her views of what Is expedlent and pro-
per. There Is but one oplnloa tn the South
with regard to making Democratic nomina-
lions. and that is, that such course would In
sure the reelection of Grant, or whatever
other Southern.hating Radical the Philadrl-
phIa Convention may nominate. This, of all
thlngs, the South would wish to see avoided.
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TOTAL D6le8,. .Z,o6i,Vof o,oso' ~
Total necrease 20 date. lit 8, ,S9l

IOC6l utCEchSc W '~'A~~'S~~
The following are the receipts Of cotton at the
principal Southern n narkets from May TO Nay 10,
1872, inclusive. as reported by telegraph This In.
cludes all polRrs but overland:
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SOTK.-We nave ueuucteu from New Ofleant
III ace bales upands. nom Mobile 1855 oalea up
Ia. os: from Savannah 3l16 bags sea island and
1855 bales upland. ana from charleston S322 bags
.ea island and $50 bales upland cotton; also.
ass bales wrecked cation from the coast OF Flor
from Monte Flnrtaa Taxaa and Savannah.
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CoLUMBUs, May IA.
clifton Is selling at 20Hc,

JH ------' COLUABUs, Nay IA. !.
OR market limited demand; miidllngs 2thc;
receipts four days 50 ba es, against ~ last week
and 93 corresponding week 1871. Shipped iour
days Sl2 Dales, against "a and 76o. Sales II oales;
receipts 25; shipments 10. $50
Cotton market firm with good demand; gcod
ordinary 81 c. strict good ordinary 2lx, low mid
olings 22c, middlings 22Kc.
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MARINE NEWS.


ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
British bark Alice O. Dix, Portland, Me-l2
dsys. Ballast. To Henry Gard. -. 4 q
Schr Frank Walter, Brewster, Fredericksourg,
Va-l2 days. 1900 bushels corn. TO Jones
,,cnr Ann Deas. Garbatti, West Point Min. 66
tierces rice. To Ravenel & co.,
SAILED YESTERDAY.
British bark Anevoca Williams, Liverpool.
Schr Alfred Reen, Pillsbury, Southern PORT
FROM THIS PORT. - ..
Steamship Gulf Stream. Hunter, at Philadel.
phia. Nay l3. 49,. -. y
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InterIor Co.ton Markets.

Interior Cotton Markets.
r ~ SUHTER, May A. d
The market has been quiet since our last report,
Sales IS bales at II to 2ic. .,..:..-r,,
00'''A 20 'eADs ~ NEwBsRRY, May IA.
- SpARTANBURa, Nay ID.
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Southern Bank BilIa.

The Charleston stock and Bond Market
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MARINE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
LIvERPooI, May 1e.
Arrived, the Polly and Calves on.
NEW YORK, May 1e.
Arrived ont, steamship Washington.
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Noon -Oopsols s3h. Bonds 90.
Eyeping.-BulIion has decreased $1,000 pounds
sterling. ,,,o
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-11-06
A Proclamation.

Whereas the President Of the United
States. on the eleventh day Of October,
instant, Issued his proclamation. calling
upon all citizens Of the United States. on
the TWENTY-ElGHT DAY OF No.
NEMBER MKT. to assemble at their
respective places Of Worship. and make &c.
knDuledgmenis to God for Ills Kindness
aud bounty:
Therefore. and in accordance with the
uniform custom Of the State. | do earnest.
ly invite all the citizens Of this Common.
Notwithstanding from amusements aud
all unnecessary labor on the day above
named, and in unison with our follow citi-
zens of our entire nation, TO assemble as
above requested by the President: and
with unfeigned gratitude TO our Heavenly
Father for his innumerable temporal bless.
Tags. aad with hearts of lervent devotion.
and sincere lSnitence for our sins, ear
nestly sing Let the people praise Thee.
U let the nations be glad and sing for
JOY for Thou shalt judge the people
flghieously, aud governor the nations up
on earth, and in the name aud for the
sake OF our blessed Redeemer, invoke
Divine forgiveness and favor. not only
for the people OF our State aud nation.
but tor all the people throughout the
world and that the name of Christ and
His glorious gospel he everywhere known
aud acknowledged, and his kingdom aud
merciful reign speedily become universal.
Given under my hand and the Seal of the
state, in Executive Chamber at Mont.
pe'ier this twcntySecond day of October,
in the year Of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and seventytwo, and of the
lndependecc Of the United States the
lineiy-se eDth.
JULIUS CONVERSE
BY the Governor,
JOsErn d. DENIsov,
Secretary of Civil and Military
Affairs.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-11-06
How tO 90 West.

This is an inquiry which overy ono
should have truthtuly ans cred before he
starts on his journey, and little care ia.
ken IN examination OF routes will 10 many
cases save much trouble, time and II oney
The &C., b. & Q. RR.. running from
Chicago through Galesburg to Burlington
has achieved a splendid reputation in the
IaSt two years as the leading Passenger
Route to the west At Burlington it con-
meets with the great Burlington Route
which runs direct through Southern Iowa
to Febraska and Kansas, with close con-
nectlons to California and the Territories /;
AMI passengers starting fron Lamoile
County, on their way westward, cannot do
better than to take the G. b. d 0. and
Burlington Route
This Line has published pamphlet
called "llow to 90 West" which contains
much valuable information; large cor.
rect map of the Great West, which can
be obtained free of charge by addressing
The General Passenger Agent, B. & Nj.
K. r., Burlington, Iowa.