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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-05-20

The I. V. R. Cat meeting held at Hioer-
nian Hall, last Friday evening, the Irish Vol
unteer Rifle Club was presented by Director D..
A. ]. Sullivan, on behalf of Mr.. 7. P. Forreston.
with handsome lava tobacco box, and by
Messrs. Goldsmith & Son with fine set OF
sergeant's swords.
Tue following prizes have been donated In
addition to those already mentioned to be shot
for at the Festival: A handsome lava smoking
stand, BY Mrs. NJ. A. Mcnamara, No. 128 King
street, and a pair of silver salvors, from Mr..
D. A. J. Sullivan.
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cer,Rs.-The children of the Unitarian
Church had picnic on Saturday, at "o''n'
Pleasant. ,,.o,,
FIremen and boys were as plenty as black
herrIes along the streets Oh Saturday.
The Union Star have large white banner
stretched across King street, In front OF their
enoine.bouse, and Inscribed thusly: "Wel-
come to this City, our Fire Brethren OF Beau
fort" &c,
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The Charleston Cotton, Rice and Naval

The Charleston Cotton, Rice ana Naval
Stores Market.
OFFICE t!uARLBsTOH EBws.
SATURDAY EVENING, May IL, 1871
CorroN.-The demand was limited, but the mar
ket showed firm aspect, with light onerings'
sales about 100 bales, say at 49, % at 2oH, IL a.
%, 40 at 221frls at TAX, at 2sc y fb. we quoee:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary 10 good cinary. y......20 @2lh
Low mlddiing..... ...............ISI4g-
Middl1n3. ....s'sSnV
Strict middltng. .....CA@-
R1os.-There was good demand for this graio,
with firm and full prices, particularly lor gooo
qualities. Sales about 426 terces, Of which about
200 were sold before and not reported; say 81 az
7xc, 35 at *, 8 at N, Is at 7H, 8 at l5.l6, 70
at 8, at sH, half lierces strictly prime at sH,
and 200 on private terms. We quote common TO
fair at 7X@7X, good s@sxc.
NAVAL STuREs.-The market was quiet anu
without transactions Of note. In reply to inqnl'
res as to the absence Of reported sales OF spirits
Of turpentine, we are informed that the supplies
lately coming forward have been mostly tiken to
meet futrre sales, made some time since, for May
delivery, on foreign account. We presume, how
ever that these contracts will soon be filled, and
the market have its usual business to report.
Crude turpentine may be quoted at 1915 for vir-
gin, So 90 for yellow dip, and 81 90 for hard.
FRsIaHTs.-To Liverpool, BY steam direct, uon,i-
aal on uplands, nominal on sea islands; via New
York, Xd on uplands, IA on SEQ Islands; by sail,
Sled on uplands, on sea Islands nominal. To
asyre- on uplsnds. Ooastwlse- New York by
steam 80 on uplands and = on sea Islands; 81 90
2 slercs IN rice; BY sail No p ib on coston;- ?
tterce on rice; SOC p barrel on roslr; So p u on
,um ser; $40 p n on timber. TO Boston, by sail.
20 q b on upland cotton; rosln csc; resawed
sutr 50 5oSlo 50; phosphate $6@s so. 10 ProVi-
dence, BY sail 50 a N on boards, &c 2 ib on
cotton; by steam 81 p bale on New York rates.
TO Phila ,elphia, by steam 81 = on cotton;
oy SAL, $50 N on boards; 50 5o@lo on timber; So
per ton On clay, and ssass so on phosphates. TO
baltimore by steam ho q b BY sail, 50 to97 2
n on boards; ss@s 80 on timber; So Is =
con on phosphate rock. Vessels are IN de-
mand by our merchants to take lumber freignts
rom Georgetown, 8. O., Darien and satllla RlVer'
Ia, and Jacksonville, Fla, to Northern ports,
and $lo@l2 u n are the rates on lumber ana
boards.
misunderstanding go day bills 2sK.
DoMBsr1o ExoHANGx.-The banks purth,se
,,phr checks on New York at par, and Sell at A@
X premium. Outside they purchase ut 1.le@H
a cent. premium, and sell at s-l69X premium.
GoLD-13@I4.
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BUILDING MATERIAL.-An extensive STOCK
and large variety of Doors, sashes, BliRds,
Balusters, Mouldipgs, &C., are kept constantly
on hand by Mr.. P. p. Toale, at bis warerooms,
No. 20 Hayne street and No. SO Plnckney street.
The above are all made at his own factory on
Horlbeck's wharf. He keeps, also, French and
American Window Glass, Stained Glass, siate
Mantels, Builders Hardware, &C., from the
best manufacturers. mcnS-fmWtyr
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Meetings This Day.

Washington Light Infantry Rife Club, at 8
P. NJ.
Sumter Rife Club, at P. NJ.
Palmetto Guard Rife Club, at 8 P. NJ.
Irish Rifle Club, at 8 P. n.
Charleston Rifiemen Club, at 8 P. N.
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TABLE DAMAsKs, Table Napkins and DoWlas
very cheap. Towels. Marsellles, Alendale,
Honey Comb and Toilet Quilts, all sizes.
Linen SheetiDg, Pillow Linens, all widths.
Russia, Bird Eye and Huekaback Diapers,
Linen and Cotton, all widths. Genuine Russia
Crash, Plain and Plaid Dowlas, all cheap for
cash at A. B. sIillman's, No. 2sl King street.
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Receipts by Railroad. May IL.
onr,rr1 oIpoI.rNa PArrRoAD.

1877 bales cotton, "a bales goods, ATS bbls naval
stores, 90 bbs Hour, 6l2 bags grain, cars stock.
To Railroad Agent, Pelzer, Rodgers d co. Frost:
Adger Il co, Fl Bisch01 d co. g HWater e co,
+ Chapeau i co, W B Smith CO, u kracke,
Klnsman Howell W Williams Son, Wnii,
den & Jones' W Bee CO, Trenholm Son. T N
Hapckel, O Leibenrood, Jerords CO, 1iedeman,
Calder co. QuacEenbush, Estill 4 CO, Folln,
Bu .wlnkle, O'Nelll, X Sharp, w COurtenay
CO, Sloan Selg1lau5, Blanton u Son.
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New york Naval stores Market.

The Daily Bulletin says: Receipts today $50
hbls. rosln, lO7 do spirits turpentine 50 do tar.
Spirits turpeniine are in lr request. and prices
show decided Improvement, closing very strong
with 62c. bid and 82h asked for merchantaole
order: sales about 500 bbs., Including 40 oo s. q"
ec, so bbs to arrive at 8lc., Ito bois. 10 arrive
per "Bener. orr at 61Hc., s8 bbls. OF 6lc., ami
iSI bbs. at &c. Rosn Is IN improved den and, but
strained, at The clio e, IL tlihe easier, and neld
at about So 90; sales 700 bbls Strained OF 80 6O III
yard; 900 do. to arrive at So 20; 1000 do. future
delivery on private terms, 100 No. at 81 50; 26U
do at Sc co. TO do. ut SIS 75 $50 do at $6a8 and p
extra pa : at 81. Tar Is quiet but nrmly held.
Pitch quiet ana unchanged.
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DAMAGE By LraHTNING.-The city was visit
ed last Saturday afternoon with brisk shower,
accompanied with vivid flashes of lightning
and violent thunder. The sloop James l..
Brandt, which was coming down Cooper River,
was struck by the lightning, the mast was
shattered and the occupants of the vessel, two
Young men named Hamlin and Mcdowell
were considerably stunned, although neither
or them sustained serious injuries At about
eleven o'clock at night there was another
thunder shower, during which house on the
eastern side of the city was struck by light
ming and the chimney knocked down.
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IMPORTANT TO DRUGGISTS AND APoTHEcA-
R1Es.-By the late act of the General Assembly
all persons engaged in these professions are
required to take out license from the Medi-
cal College, and attention is invited to the ad'
verisement of the Dean Of the Faculty Id
another column. The faculty will meet every
Wednesday at the Medical College for the pur-
pose of granting licenses. Applications ior
licenses should be left at Mr.. Barbors apothe-
c.rr stere. No. 48 Broad street.
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MAN KILLED ON THE RALRcAD.-About
eleven O'Clock on Saturday night, white man
was killed by the up train on the Wilmington
and Manchester Railroad, one mile above Flor
ence. The men on the train, as they passed
up, saw that some one was run over, and
backed down to the place. They found the
body OF white man, VINO had evidently been
run over, with one leg and arm cut of and the
body otherwise fearfully mutllated. The blood
upon the body was hard aud clotted, and
did not flow as from person who had
just been killed. Near by was lying
the body Of colored man whom they took to
be dead and raised upon plank 10 take back
to Florence. AS they raised him he came to
his senses suddenly and said he was all right.
he stated that the white man and he had acci-
dentally fallen asleep on the road while walt
ing for the train. He had been In sitting
posture, and was only knocked aside and
stunned. The body of his companion was
taken back to Florence where an inquest was
held yesterday upon 1t.
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New York Rice Market.

NEW 1ORk, MHy 10.
The Daily Bulletin says: For domestic The mar.
ket remains firm, holders still obtaining stimulat.
ing accounts from Carolina. but the demand is
little slow and confnel mainly to relatl lots 1or
immediate trade use. Foreign grades are steady,
the gold premium acting as asustaiuIng infuence,
though the stock hand ts not la &c, and the de.
mand ia very fair. Sales Of 260 bags Rangoon at
7a7Hc; 100 bags Patna OF 7ka7Ic and 76 tierces
Carolina at 8ka9Ac.
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business TICBS.

NEW COMMISSION HousE.-Mr. James q.
Stocker has Just opened business as commits
sion merchant at No. 9 Vendue Range, where
he will be happy to see his friends and Gus
TONERS, and Sell them the best Of lime,
cement, land plaster, hair, &c. Mr.. Stocker
has splendid lot OF fresh lime-atteen hum
dred barrels-now landing. Give him call.
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A. B. STILLMAk's DRY GOODS House, No. 2sl
KING srREET.-A large and well assorted
stock OF Casslmeres, Striped, Plaided and
Plain, cheap at 81. Tweeds at so cents. Plain,
Striped and plalded Cottonades, Linen Drills
20 and rs cents. White aud Brown Linen
Ducks, all cheap at No. 2sl King street.
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Interior Cotton Markets.

Interior Colton Markets.
ORANaEBuRG, May II.
Sales during the week II bales; We quote ordi.
nary lehc; low middling 2O%; middling 2uA.
UNION, May 16.
II bales sold during the week; market opened
on Monday at ", closed TO day at 2ON.
LAURENs, May 10.
Cotton is selling at zoe.
MONTGOMERY, May II.
Cotton market firm with good demand; good
ordinary 81; strict good ordinary 2lA; low mid
din. s 20; mldiliugs 22Kc.
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heavy. Corn a shaae flrmer. Pork quiet; new
mess S13 85a13 80. Lard quiet and unchanged;
steam 9Aaexc. Turpentine very firm at 60a62c.
Rosin quiet and steady at So 65a3 10 for strained.
Evening.-Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat
irregular and unsettled; winter red western 81 OF
al 03. Corn closed lower at 74a74kc. Others
quiet aud unchanged.
BALTIMORE, May 1s.
Flour quiet and firm. Wheat dull and scarce.
Corn dull; white 7Sas0c: yellow 73: mixed western
70a71. Oats steady; southern 60c. Provisions
declining, pork mess, $14 Bacan unchanged.
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STEALING TooLs.-About two o'clock yes
terday morning Isaac Pontoux, q colored boy,
was arrested on the street with large lot of
carpenters tools in his possession. The prs-
oner was charged by Q colored man with haV-
Ing stolen the same, and was locked up for
examination. The tools may be seen at the
upper Guardhouse.
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WTAKE WARNING BY HER..About ten
o'clock Saturday night, Mrs. NJ. c. Altman,
residing in the upper part OF the city, got out
of her house and into serious row on the
street, by interfering with passer by. She
was arrested and taken to the Guard-house
and her husband sent for. The latter came,
and upon finding out how things stood, coolly
told the police to keep her there, as she was
Insane. Mrs. A. became highly excited at
this, and went on in way which only COD
firmed the allegations of the husband. She
was sosn locked up to be out of harms way,
and Mr. A. left the scene OF aclion ior a
peaceful home.
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The Naval stores Trade.

NEW YoRK, NAV 18.
Tie naval stores tradeis In more encouraging
condition. There have been sales this week OF
about 2 900 barrels for July delivery st As to 4sc,
and about $1,000 barrels for August at 4Sc. The
market for spirits closes with much frmness.
similar lively turn has been In NO. q rUstn, which
closes firm at S3 81, with stocks well sold out OF
drst hands and q speculative move to reduce
stores In yard. Pale rosin is nat. and common IS
dull, but firm ct So 10. Tar Ia IN good demand at
So 70 for large barrels. Pitch Is ielesS at S3 25
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ANOTHER D1REcroRY.-Mr. T. @. Jowitt,
whose ssCharleston City Directory and Busi-
ness Register has become an established lea
ture in this city, and an absolute necessity In
every Office and counting-room, announces
that the edltlen for ls72-73 is in active prepa-
ration and will soon be Issued. 1t will contain
a new map Of the city, corrected up to date,
and various other improvements which con-
tinued experience In directory making has sug-
cested.
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DRESS GOODS DRESS GOODS Louis Cohen
& Co. beg leave to draw the attention of the
public to their Fresh Stock of Dress Goods,
Just received, comprising the latest novelties
and styles, and at prices fully twenty-five
per cent. below their cost of importation. A
call is respectfully solicited. LOUIS COHEN &
Co.. No. 248 King street. mayl6
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iEOR NEW YORK. 2si'
ON WEDNESDAY, MAY 22D, AT 8
O'CLOCK AN 80
NEW IRON STEAM LINE-EsrABLIslIED 1870.
T9 r', Fsl-7
sTATE-ROOMs ALL ON DECK.

The Splendid New Iron Sidewheel Steamship
sOIIrH GARULINA. Beckett, Commander, will
ssii for New York on WEDNESDAY, May 22d,
at 8 O'Clock A. NJ, from Pier No. 2 Union
Wharves. ,,,,
Through Bills Of Lading to Liverpool BY WI.
liams q Guion's Steam Line; to Genoa, Trieste,
Naples. Legnorn, Chris lana, Gotheuberg and 70
Glasgow, by Anchor Line steamship; to New
England Cities as usual. .s.g.
Insur Ince bI Steamers OF this Line X per cent.
very nne Dnck StateroOm accommodd atoms, apply
co WAGNER, HUGER l. CO.. No 20 Broad street,
or to WIN. A. COURTENAY, No. Union WharVes.
mav17
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ONE HUNDRED AND Ten Singer Sewing Ma
chimes arrived last Saturday per schooner My.
rover from New York. This celebrated Sew
ing Machine seems to "take" in South Caro-.
lnp may20
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CAToosA SPRINGS. Now that the warm
weather Is upon us, our citizens begin to feel
the need of relaxation-the necessity Of fee.
ing to some place, where, free from the cares
of buslnees and the heat and turmoil of the
city, they can find both health and pleasure.
To such there is no place like the celebrated
"Catoosa Springs" lying In the Piedmont
region OF Georgia, twenty-five miles southeast
of Chattanooga, Tenn, and within two miles
of the Western and Atlantic Railroad.
These springs, flfty-two In number, embrace
every variety of mineral water found In the
famous mountains Of Virginia. White, Red
and Black Sulphur, Allegheny, All-Healing
and Chalybeate, Magnetism, Soda and Iodine;
as also the waters characterlzing the Mont
vale Springs Of Tennessee and Indian
Springs of Georgia all Of which are to be
found here in abundance, affording certain
cure for dyspepsia, rheumatism, gout, liver
complaints, scrofula, all kinds of cutaneous
affections, and, In fact, every disease that
human flesh is heir to.
The buildings have been thoroughly reno
waited and newly furnished throughout A
magnificent ballroom, one hundred by thirty
feet, viii afford ample room for the devotees
of the "poetry of notion" while billiard.
rooms, pistol galleries and bowling alleys,
good music, epicurean fare, health.givlng
waters, brilliantly lighted with gas, buildings
and grounds; q fine livery, and direct tele-
graphic and postal communication with the
rest of the world, will give to the visitor every
amusement and comfort to be found at any
pleasure resort In the United States. Excur-
sion tickets from Charleston to the springs aud
return, including staging, can be purchased
for $40 rs. The springs will be opened on the
flrst day Of June.
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ell & co, D F Fleming & co, Furchgott, Benedict &
co, Forsytne. McOomb 4 CO, Feldmann co,
Fairly CO, B Foley, E q Gardner. o GraVeley,
& Calder s Holmes. Geo A Hopley & co, N A
Huns d Johnson, Johnston. Crews d co.
Klstte CO, Jefords L CO, Klipck, Wlcken6erg
co, Klnsman Bros, Knobeloch & Small, Kerri-
son, y Lenenlck, Paul Lalane & co, Ladd.
Martin Mood. @ Luhn, q Lawton co, II
Lopez. s R Marshall & co. e W Marshall d co,
Minor CO. McLoy d Rice Meneke Muller,
Clear. E Montague, Rev MoutrIe. A Nimitz, 3 K
Neufyille Nipson, o'Neil Il Son, O'Neil, D
0'Nelll. n II Porter. Poppenhem, E Perry,
Plenge, D Paul & CO, Paul, WEIGH & Brandes. ]
K Prlngle d Son. Ravenel j. co. Ravene, Holmes
& CO, j R Read, Riordan. Dawson & co, stelrens,
Werner Ducker, VIM Russell & CO, Shackel.
ford & Kelly, L Schnell, steele Wardell D n Sll.
cox, sto. Webb i co. A o Stone, Otto F Wieters,
F THOMPSON, A L Tyler. Tldeman, Calder q 60, 4
Won Santen, Walker. Evans Co2swell, Thomas
& Lsnneau. Winemsn co, wilson Bro,
Whlttemore 4 Rhodes. WI Yates, and others: hers,
New York-s days. Mdse. TO 3 + Baker co,
Bollmann Bros, Cameron, Barley co, Z ca.
ter. Cowperthwait, W Chafee co, Dowie.
Noise l. Davis, John Helms. f n Grimke, Klatte
& co, Kornahrena. s Hacker. !lelmes & Cal
der, Order, $ Railroad Agent, Sllcox, Capt
VIM Ludlow, B O'Neill, B Lslane d co, w Lin.
lev, Tledeman. Calder 4 CO, " Porter. Stefens.
werner q QUICKER, QuaChenDuSl, Ebllu q Co,
Toae, @ W!et.rs, y W Stiles. Walker Evans d
schr Snow squall, Norton, Rockport. Me-l2
days. Lime. 10. Jas. 2 Stocker. Vessel to b F
Baker Il co.
schr II II P,te, Abbott, Boston-lo days. Ice.
To Alva Gage & CO.
schr Pacific. Tolar, Georgetown. O. $500 bush.
els corn. To shacKelford Kelly.
.,chr Ann 3 neas. Garbstti West Point MIL 90
tierces rice. To W o Bee & co, and Cohen, Hsnck.
Steamer Dictator. Coxetter. Palatka, via Jack.
sonvIIle, :Fernandina anG Savannah. Mdse and
sundries. To Rsvenel & co. Paul, WEIGH Bran.
des, II P Mccormick, and others.
Slnop Julia Dean. Harris, Combahee. 100
bushels rough rice. To " Bee Co.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
schr Ella N Pennell, Mitchell, Baltimore-s days.
Coal To Gnsiight co.
CLEARED SATURDAY.
Steamship Manhattan, woodruff, New York
James Adger d CO.
British bark Henrietta, Bennett, London-Wag-
ner, Huger d co.
SAILED SATURDAY.
Steamship Champion, Lockwood. New YORK.
Scnr Edwards, Rowland, Norwalk, Conn.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Schr Elias Moore, DeGroot, Baltimore.
FROM THIS PORT.
Steamship Georgia, Crowell, OF New York, 18th
Steam tug Republic Melville, at Philadelphia,
May IL.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Schr henry Allen, Tatem, at Baltimore, May 16,
via Port Royal Va.
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COnYsTERCIdL NEWS.
Exports.

LospoN-per British bark Henrletta-eoo tons
phosnhara. S45 bags cotton seed. an
NRw YoRK-Per steamship Manhattan-los
bav, OF sea island cotton, $40 bales upland COT.
ton. 80 rierces OF rice, 100 bales domestics ana
goods, 400 hbs rosiu, 20 baies moss so CASKS clay
il3 empty bbls ll66 boxes vegetables, oi9 PACK
AGES BundrlcB.
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ATrsTr4oN1AL TO JUDGE RuTLAND.-A heavy
gold-headed ebony stick was to be seen at tne
establishment of Messrs. Darlington, Thomas
d Co., on Saturday, which is intended as a
present to Judge James NJ. Rutland, from the
members of the bar Of the Fourth Circuit.
The stick Is very handsome one. and Is rem
dered doubly valuable as testimonial OF Inc
kindly feelings which exist between the bench
and bar of the Fourth Circuit.
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THE NEW YORK FRUIT MARKET.-The Daily
Bulletin OF Saturday says:
Apples are In light demand, and unchanged.
Strawberries are plenty; some 2OC0 crates ar
rived to-day, and sold at 2Oa25c per quar-.
We quote as follows: Strawberries l6a2Vc per
quart. Apples mixed lots lar, a4 sfsS zG Go 50:
fayorlte varieties SIS 75a6.
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81 WIDE BLACK HERNANI for ShaWls at a
reduced price. Piques-some beautiful Bro
cade Stripes-Piques Ia colors, Striped and
figured, very handsome. Linen Lawns,
Blouse Linens, at A. R. stillman's, No. 2sl
King street.
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HOSIERY, Gloves, Undervests, Soaps OF oil
kinds. Perfumery, Fans, Fans of all kinds,
from large Palm to small Pocket Fan'
Ploue Trimmings and Buttons, at A. 4. Still
mans Dry Goods House, No. 2ol King street.
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MARINE NEWS.
ARRIVED SATURDAY.

Steamship South Carolina, Beckett; New YORK
left Isl b inst. Mdse. To Wagner, auger CO,
W Courtenay, ] Apple, Adger q co, A n n
Adger, Railroad Agents Soalhern r. EXPisss CO.
co. T E Bates q co, Boyd, l. B.s1ell, Capt G W
Bradley, u Blscho1 & co. T Beamlsh, Mrs N
snrns Bremer & Gotgen, Cameron, BarkIey & CO.
T cater, cohen co, Chase ,,s, Z outtlno, 4
Ena afee 4 co. Cohen, HancKle d CO, Geo Connor,
Mrs E Conlon, Geo s Cook. Crane, Boy ,ston CO.,
bowie. Noise Il Davis DuVal q Son, Darcy,
Elias Bros, d Fitzglbbon, L Falk d CO, A W Eck.
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EXPORTING PHosrHATEs.-The BRUSH o"'A
Henrietta cleared at the Customhouse, On
Saturday, with 900 tons OF phospnases san sou INV hO
bags of cotton seed, consigned to LONDON w
Messrs. Wagner, Huger d 10.
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C0TTON mAnhHAo'
LIVERPOOL. May 49,
Noon.-Cotton opened steady; up'ands ll'sd,
Lster.-UuLton closed ste dy; sales 10 600 bales;
speculation and export 1000; shipping at ssysn-
IAN Vi onA''e'son AA NEW YORK, May 1s.
Noon.-Cotton quiet and STEADY; Lplands 24Hc
VI s;vsn,nsN,;uS on qulet; uplands 24Kc, Orleans
oaXc. a, es 1870 BATES. Sales or cotton futures
to uay $3.50 bales, as fellows: May 28x; June
g 1915, "a; July "a 3.i6, NH; august "a; Seplel.
ber 224; OCTOBER zoh; NoVemose 1asn ~ lt'to:
Cotton firm; mlddllngs s4,la24Hc; net receipts
1877 bQle5; grUss 700; sales 800; stock ID QUO.
49, ON'o'' e BALTIMORE, Nav 1s.
Cotton quiet and strong; net receipts 296 bales;
gross 4i3 exports coastwlse co. sales $685. 735 last
e'entns' ''0'A NORFOLK. May 1s.
Cotton antet; net receipts 2os bales; exports
coasswise u; stock 1870 wnxrsaros Nav 1s
Ootton-net receipts 10 osles; sa'es 8; stock
-.''' SAVANNAH, May 1s.
Cotton very nrm, and 10 good demand; mid'
ding 22Hc; net receipts !Sa oa'es' eApor'6 cosst
wise Az; sales $50; STOCK lo'ooo'
AUGUSTA, Nay IS.
Cotton, middngs 22hc; net receipts o. bales;
sales 100; market quiet ana stsauy. u,o
Cotton quiet and nrm; net receipts 3Us bales:
MOBILE, May Is.
Cotton ouiet and easy; middling 22Ka22Ac; net
''' NEW ORLEANS, May Is.
Cotton quiet: middling PIC; net net receipts re %
bales; gross 1l9; exports ooasCWlse 1881; sales
2l00; stock "a, ,453. -
Cotton, net receipts 81 bales; Sales 45o; stock
1927 bales.
PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
LONDON, May Is.
Noon.-Sugar on spot Sss sdaa7s. Turpentine
COS.
LIVERPOOL. May 18.
Noon.-Rreadstuffs uulet. Corn 29s. Tallow 48s.
NEW YORK, May 1s.
Noon,-Flour dull and heavy. Wheat quiet and
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