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The New York herald., 1872-09-30

s%Sn Gcs EA h,Ts, nyes ~ New Yi
iref' s Smith, s%iS FsfaSS SS s ior with
ssSr Oliver seoSsla D~o'way, Ss-y Haven for Ba,,l
scsr Ruth Halsey Mitchell ss,, Lonaon ,or New yor.
y sShr Ell Townsend Sielerson. providence for New
schr Highlander, sewaE. New London for Port John
schr Margaret Kennedy Ford, New Haven for Jersey
ASn New for New yGs
70 Taylor pass Davis, Derby for New York, with Ash
70 sSny TaSaI Knapp Nantucket for New York. with fish
sscGr Sslie Burton, Palmer, Stamford for New YORK.
Schi Sch nn ia BroTn, Providence for Rondout.
s%'sSa sS9las asr ssE York
Thr%sSsyy ssanSn for New Ssw YORK
asa e'sigs.s ss New York
Pssns ss ss% xsss ssx York.
s ssl aG H. ss% Ssx
ssS, SKI Sarah. Burton SSs.SpeIs SsS $srt
gas sar as Sr Ss yS FORK with
steamer xSsgess, Davis, FAN River for New York, with
% Steamer Electra Mott, Providence for New York, with
mdse and passengers
Steamship Gaucns, Walden. New York for Boston.
,yg Brig Annie Collins OBJ, Mcfarland, New York for
schr Ella Jane Allen, New York for Bridgeport
schr George W Whistler Hines, Providence for Port
schr Helen Martin, Briggs Providence for Port John
son.
scnr Martha Jane, Mott. Mystic for Newark.
Schr Wheaton, Howe HartfOT Td for New York.
Schr Kate Thomas, Arnold, New London for New York.
schT James Hohmann, Shropshire, Port johnson tor
schr Jessie, Edwards Hoboken for salem
port
schr Red Jacket, Averel, Hoboken for Gloucester.
Schr susan, Hayes ElizabethpOrt for Bridgeport
Schr Star spanged Banner Phillips Elizabethport for
schr Potts, Holt, Hoboken for Somerset
Schr Ross, Hunt HobOken for Somerset.
schr Maud Webster wentworth New York for Boston.
schr Hattie Ellen, Ashland Port johnson for James
schr Freedom (Br) Gates New York for Windsor.
Schr M0relight Allen, New York for Cal ais.
schr White Foam, Plunkit, Newburg for Providence.
ssh ssSr BEL YS fds fer EnsS 1 Ne aea
schr NJ Grfhng, Hawey New York for Portcheser.
schr Waiter Hall, Taman, New York for Gloucester.
schr Loon Sheffield, Elizabeth for Fair Haven
schr Nellie Brown Higgins Port johnson for Boston.
schr Florence, Wilcox New York for New Haven.
Schr Louisa Jane Howard, Kingston for East Chester.
SchrJ Youmans Smith, Port johnson for Providence
schr Il Buckingham, Kelsey Port johnson for Prov
schr W Marsh, Smith, Port johnson for Bridgeport
schr Maggie Cummings, Smith, Philadelphia for Cohas-
schr Arcularius, Gregory Clinton Point for Boston,
shr Schr Henry Smith EIzSbethport for Providence
Schr BECKER Ezabehport for Providence.
Schr Winner, Nash, New York for Boston.
schr Clarissa Allen, Holden, New York for Stamford.
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HORSE NOTES.

Avenue st. Nicholas from its commencement at
the Park to its conjunction with Eighth avenue,
will be finished and In order for driving by the lst
OF October-sO says Mr.. Edward Moore, the Road
master-and this avenue will form another smooth
drive for the citizens OF New York to exercise their
fancy stock upon. The number and beauty OF
equipages that New York turns out Of a pleasant
afternoon is something wonderful even to an old
roadite. and every addition to our driving roads is
a welcome boon.
Many who have an interest in the purity Of the
trotting turf and object to any fraud being perpe-
trated would greatly approve OF an addition to the
trotting rules, making it obligatory upon the judges
to time every horse contending for race which
gets any portion OF the money, thus giving record
which should stand as q bar against entering the
same as II the horse won heat. This would break
up the practice OF ''pulng" to save record and
prevent them from winning second, third or fourth
money as often as they do now
that has been seen on the road If for T many q davM
the black geldings Darkness and Plmpton. They
are well matched and can beat 2:30 to the pole,
Club House they attracted great deal OF ofattention
and all thought they had never seen more speed
Major Barker, Of Thirty ninth street and Broad.
way, has one OF the finest teams OF grays in New
York; they are l6,s hands, are well matched, very
Mr.. John d. Lewis owns young sister to the
trottng mare Nonesuch, which, when developed,
PIOHilscS W uc NcIy specuy. ohc S hue lOoAIuS,
and credit TO her owner.
DR.. .Braey, formerly Chief Veterinary Surgeon
united states Army, intends to open his Museum
seventh street and Broadway. 1t will be free to
the public, and well worth visit from all horse
men.
Mr.. Kenyon, OF Forty-scventh street, has chest
nut mare by Hambletonian, and five-year Old nlly
by Bellfounder, which can trot fast together, and
go the length Of the road They are fine lockers
and good drivers. making q team any gentleman
might be proud of.
Mr.. Galway's new purchase, the bay horse Rut.
ledge is nice stopper and pleasant driver, pulling
a wagon fast and In good style.
Captain Wilson, who has great Judgment in se.
lectng horse, has recently purchased fine ami
NAL by HamblctOnian, which is a beauty, fine
gated and very promising.
Colonel Dickey, Of California, has been driving
some lae horses lately on the road. among them
the bay gedng Shot and hay horse Unknown. The
gallant Colonel does not like to take anybOdy's dust
The old veteran George Raphael is again on the
road, and Is driving the sorfel mare Young Ltch-
field. Her dam was the old mare Lady Litchfeld,
well known 10 turfmen Young Ltchheld is FAST
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RECKLESS PfSy0L PRACTICE BY A POLICE
MAN

shootlpg at n Dog and Killing Man.
ON Thursday last Onicer O'Keefe, Of the Twenty.
eighth precinct was called to No. 5So Broome street
to shoot dog supposed to be rabid, belonging to
Frank Ebel. Anton Henkel, German lad
house, was requested by the omcer 70
tie the dog up SO that ne could Dc killed,
the poltceman fired one shot which took erect, and
the dog pulled away. Being retaken by Anton
O'Keele discharged another shot, but without MT
ting the dog. The bullet took efrect IN Anton's
right side, passing inward and downward, inn1ctlng
q mortal wound. Still another shot was discharged
at the dog before he was killed. The wounded youth
was removed to Bellevue Hospital, where he died
on Saturday evening. The friends OF deceased
seem to think great blame attaches TO Omcer
O'Keefe, for the reckless manner In which ne used
his pistol but that will be determined by an In
vestIgation to be made before Coroner Herman.
Dr. Joseph Cushman will make pOst-mortem ex-
animation on the body.
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ARRIVALS.

PORT OF NEW YORK, SEPT. 20, 1872.
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TROTTING IN CALIFORNIA.
Goldsmith Maid, Lucy and Occident ON
the Track at Sacramento-Exhibiti
of Speed.

SAN FKANCIsC0 sept. 2S, 1S72.
The State Fair at sacramento closed with race
between Goldsmith Maid and Lucy, mile heats, best
three in dve, for $4,000 The attendance on the
track was smaller than was expected The judges
stated that the mares were not in good condition.
but would give an exhibition of what they could
do. The original intention was to have the race
that by that time they could make as good or better
time than evef before Goldsmith Maid won the race
In three straight heats. Time, 2:2o-2 17x-2:aaN.
Governor Stanford's 0ccdent speeded between
the heats Time, 2:214-2:211. The third heat
to wagon, was made In 2:23H which was an
nounced from the stand as the fastest time ever
made TO wagon Goldsmith Maid and Lucy will
trot on the Alameda track, October Z, for o purse
of $1,000,
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A FALSE POLICE ALARM.

The Traynor branch of the St. Patrlck's Mutual
Alliance Association were on Thursday refused per-
mission to parade yesterday on the occasion Of the
corner stone laying OF st. Michaes church, Jersey
city, and made arrangements to meet at the ferry
and form the Jersey side. The police authorities,
who either doubted the intentions OF the Alliance
or were misinformed in regard to them, ordered
the reserve on duty at ten O'Clock yesterday morn
ing In view Of repressing any demonstration, but
the precautioD proved unwarranted and the re-
serves were dismissed at i've O'Clock
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Almanac for New YOrk-This Day.
SUN AND NOON HIGH WATER
Sun rises. ......... IS Gov. Island. eve 7 OF
Sun sets. .......... 45 Sandy Hook. ...eve 22
Moon rises. morn 20 He'll Gate. eve b 62
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR TIE
MONTH OF OCTOBER
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A -HERALD BRANCH OFFICE. BROOKLYN,
IL corner of Fulton avenue and Bcerpp street.
Open from A. NJ. to 8 p. M
- on Sunday from to r. N.
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SHIPPIN NEW S,
wHITEsT0NE TELEGRAPH.

The New YoRK HERALD has constructed telegraph line
from New York city to whitestono Ii, and the same 10
now open for the transaction of business
This line will be found Of great service TO those having
business with vessels passing to and from the Sound and
every facility will be given to merchants and others to
communicate promptly.
As there is other telegraphc communication with
Whitestone the Herald Line win be for all business
and private messages and the attended to with all
possible despatch.
All messages must be prepaid.
The following rates have bcen established -
Private messages, twenty-five cents for ten words or
less two cents for every additional word.
Business messages-For a message Of twenty words
less be delivered board vessels Off Whltestone
dollar; five cents for every additional word.
Advertisements for NKw YORK HERALD free.
Herald Office, corner Broadway and Ann street.
Herald Ship News ONCE, pier No East River
Herald Branch Office, No 1865 Broadway
Whitestone Dock, Whestone, Ii.
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THE TURF.
Fall Meeting OF the Nashville Blood
Horse Association.

NASHVILLE, Scpt ~ lStZs
The Fall meeting OF the Nashville Blood Horse
Association commences here tomorrow with three
races. There are eighty-lve horses now on the
OYn
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-04-05
Havana Market.

HAVANA, Marca 70
The Easter holidays are being observed as usu.
al and ogiug to this and the un(aVora6le quo.
tatlons from New York the sugar market mas
been quiet. There will be no markets qnGii neX1
Tuesday, except Saturday, which ID nall nol'
day. ,. Gaia. ,o,o
been reported. adding In all some 5000 oo4es aC
from eXal0X rs arrobe for No. IL OF common
train, and previous prices for Derosne currene
and special classes. These, owing 10 tnelr scsL
CITY and the good demand for Spain, are ntmly
held, and sellers obtain theis pfetentnsy sn9
tafions the offers from buyers belrg ABOUT sHa
oI rs arrobe No. II. or kaH rial less than preVl'
ollsly; reduction which holders Will accept.
There Is q great Accommodation OF STOCKS Slice
last Saturday, and It will increase lnrtner our,
IND the coming holidays tbetween tomorrow and
%olasses and Centrifugal sugars are dull and
nominally lower. A few OF the former are report.
ed at sasH rs arrobe Nos. and 9, aud OF. tne
latter at 10K rs No II.
Muscoyadoes.-Lower Offers are also made for
these sugars, but stocks are held firmly at preVl'
ou5 quotations both here and at the oui porIs:
Sales in Mstanzas at ~ re- arrooe 1or INFERIOR, y
rs for com non, 9H rs for fair, and eI a9h rs ior
fully fair to good. contract for 1900 hhds lalr,
from two estates, is reported at srs arrobe, win
an advance OF $50. 600. a., ooo
The stock here yesterday amounted to 100000
boxes aud 1900 hhds, against 2l6, 900 boxes aud
1000 hhds In 1871.
sales closed In Matanzas: 5000 hhns clayeo on
RS per keg 1900 do rs. 1000 do do 6,i rs, 500 40
Muscoyado rs, and 1000 do do 6h rs Market
closed irm. with few supplies unengaged. Clear-
ed hence since last report-25l hhds lor New
York, I60 for Eew Orleans and 1861 for Philadrl-
phia: and from MantanZas-i00, for New York,
lss for Phiadelphla, 2f5 f-r Boston and ssi lor
north OF Hatteras.
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COaI.HERCIAL NEWS.
Exports.


.Nxw YoRK-Per steamship Georgla.S5 bags sea
,aans cotton. 875 bales upland Of cotton. Ill tes
rice. So bales domestics and goods, 252 pois
naval stores, 200 bags cotton seed meal, and l43
pkgsisundries. 80. ..-
I6{ bales cotton, II tierces rice, 2os obls naval
stores, lls bales domestlcs and goods, 43 CASKS
eiaY.65 bundles paper, "a bales rags, Z000 leeG
lumber, AID $50 pigs sundries.
Exports OF tho Week ending April &.
FOREIGN.
,,-,,,oo,-psr British bark windermere-65
.as ssa Island cotton 22sO bales upland cotton
sss hhls rostn 200 toDs phosphate rock.
~ RIRcx1.eNA-Per Spanish brig Mercedita-75
bales upland cotton, 571 Dds rosln.
= T. DOMESTIC.
BosroN-Per schr L Leonard-lol,o 900 feet OF
'uiIUef WsW YoRKMPer s steamship South oarolna-ss
bags sea island cotton, 3SS bales upland cottsn,
I23 tlerces r.ce 100 bales Sdomestcs, 65 oaies
hides, 81 bbls naval stores, 20 empty CASKS, anu
12pkgs sundries. Per steamship Cnamplon.S'
bags sea island cotton, $40 bales upland cotton,
$50 tierces rice, IL bales domestcs and goods,
ia bbls rosin, 594 pkgs oil cake and sundrlts
Per steamship Charleston-440 bales upland col
ton, 81 tierces r:ce, es bales domestics' A pKgs
PHLApELpHrA-Per steamship VIrginia-11l
bales cotton, so bales domestics and goods, %
.tierces rice, 4s3 bbls naval stores, IL toEs OLD
iron $50 bags oil cake, 21 bales rags and 80 Digs
sundries. .......Per schr Jno II Bromall..2s, 074
feet timber, SO 24s leet resawed lumber and g. $50
BAL1IMoRs-Per steamship Falcon-26o tierces
phosphate guano. 7e casks clay. 20 bales domes.
tics. II sacks dried fruit 900 feet lumber and
20 pkgs sundries.. per steamship Sea Gull-224
baies cotton, 80 tea rce 50 casks clay, booo feet
lumber, and sundries-
RIcaaoND, VA-Per schr Flying scud-15o tons
phosphate rock. -.---....-.
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The receipts at this.port for the past week were
II bags Of sea islaud and Floridss. OF which
were from Savan' ah, and 1924 bales OF -uplsnds,
agsis st 22 bags Of sea ISLANDS and Floridas and
25ss bales OF uplsnds the week before, and so bags
OF sea islands and Flordas and 1920 bales OF up
lands for the corresponding time last year.
These supplies came az follows: say OF uplands,
per South arol ina Railroad. 2s06 bales;iEo!th
eastern Railroad lo8 bales; Savannah and Charles.
ton Railroad, :; santee, 49,; Beaufort, 4 Or sea
islands: Beaufort. 10; Savannah, 6; Fdlsto l.
THE COTTON MARKET. The prevalence OF the
Easter holidays caused suspension OF business
during part Of this period and the article was
dull and slightly easier, but afterwards became
drmer; the staple In the foreign market was AZ
111sd and advanced to 11Xd; at New York the
rate commenced at 23H, improved to- 231sc and
fell Of to 23k, while at this point middling up
lands were at 22c p ID.
The transactiurs and prices at Liverpool and
New York for this period were as follows: On
Friday, March 20. to Monday, 1st April, there was
holiday at the CORNER. On Saturday, March 80,
and Monday, April l. the latter commenced
easier at 23H, but became 6rmer at .3Hc. On
Tuesday the former was strong, uplauds 1lH@
11kd, sales 20 900 bales; the latter was steady,
uplands 23Xc, sales 507l bales. On Wednesday
the former was strong, uplands llhd; sales 10000
bales; The latter was easy at Sasc, sales 2s7o
bales. Yesterday the former was unchanged,
uplands 1Ikd; The latter was dulet at 2s11c.
The sales and prices in this market during this
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-04-05
SHIPS.

SdlkSs
Eddyatone, 1885 tons, Park, in the Stream, for
Pslmerston, Germany 1900 tons, Kolln, ID tne
Stream. for the North. Of Europe, loading
LeseSne i Wells.
Julia, (Br,l ~ tons, Baker, In the Stream for LV
erpoo, ready-R Mure co. ,,,,
@' wharf, from nadrira, repairing Gard
BARKS.i
Windermere, (Br) tons, Yeaman, at Accom-.
modat.on wharf, for Liverpool, ready-Henry
Card.
Uriel, ioerm.) - tons siebold, in the Stream:
for port in Great Britain' ready-H I
Heinrich B'Jorn. tSorw,) - tons. Einersten, at
Union wharf, for Liverpool, loading-Henry
EbeSezer (NorD - tons, Mathlesen, at Union
wharf, fepairipg-Henry Card.
Urscs Minor, (Nor,l - tons, Nielsen. at Union
wharf, for Belfist. loading Card.
Lucy, (Br.) 672 tons, Jones. at Vanderhorsps
wharf, from Liverpool, dlscharslng-Henry
Harvest Home, 5ss tons. Dickey, OF the Port,
from Cardiff, waiting-Master.
Henrietta, (Br.l = tons, Burnett, of the Port,
from tard:n, watting1Wagner, apger . q Co., Go.
Anevoca (Br,l - tons, Willams, on stne forb
from Cardiff, waiting Henry Card.
BRIGs.
Wsverly, 800 TONS Terry. in Ashley River, for
Baltimore, loading-Street Bros q CO.
Minnie AbbIe, s44 ons, Harding. at Central wharf,
for Boston, losdng-M Goldsmith & Son.
J0yen Joaquin (Span.) - tons, Fontrodona at
Brown 4 Is wharf, f.r Barcelona loading
Almifante, ispan,) >Stors. Guanabery. at Brown
& co.'s wharf, for Barcelona, loading-W T
sCHoONERs.
Myrover. 40 tons, Brown, at E Railroai wharf,
for New York, loadlng-Roach Modetf.
r Emerson, $50 tons, snow. In Ashley RiVer,
for Boston, load1Dg-Cohen Wells.
L Leonard. lis tom, Foster, in Ashley River,
for Boston, resdy-Street Bros i co.
Louisa Frazier. 1928 tons, Steelman, In Ashley
River, for Providence, r ], loading-Cohen d
q II Hawkins, 1895 tons, Wyatt, at Adger,s wharf,
for Boston, loadlDg-R0ach Il Monett.
Frank & Emily, l35 tons, McCobb. in ashley River,
for Providence, loading-Cohen Wells.
q Hand, - tons, Haad at Quarantine: Irom
New York, waiting-Herm8nn BnlWlnKle.
Stephen Hart, 25s tons Hart, In Ashley River,
for'New Baven. loading-Roach d Monett:
Wanate, 229 tons, Swiuneiton, In Ashley River,
for Wilmington, Del. lOadng-Msster.
Kate Foster. ia toas. Rosenrook, at Accommooa.
tion wharf. for Bucksville, 5 @, ready-Jos
Enslow & co.
Lizzie Dakers tBr.) - tons, Mcdonald, IN Ashley
River, for West Indies loading " Hall.
John IDgraham 292 tons, Packard, at Central
wharf, from New York, discharglng-H Ba
ker u co.
Edwin, = tons, Bellows, 10 the Stream, fol
Z Savannah, ready-Street Bros q CO.
J @ Thomson, - tons Van SAINT. In the Stream
from Wilmington, N G, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
James Wall, - tons, at Ad'er's wharf. from Ne"
York. discharglDg-Roach Mcfett.
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sOur Left''-Manassas.
TO JOSEPH B. JOHNSTON.


Fron down to dark, they stood
GThat long Mdsummer's day
while fierce and fast the battle blast
Swept rank on rank away
From dawn to dark they fought
With leglons swept and cleft,
And still the wide, black 6atHeTade
Poured: dltes On our Lett
They closed each ghastly gap -
They dressed each shattered RANK !.
They knew how well-that Freedom fell
With that exhausted hank
ooh for 8 Thousand men
. : Eike those who melt away W
And down they came, with sseel ana name,
Four thou sand to the fray
Taey leabt the laggard train
The painting steam might stay
And down they came, With steel and name,
Four thousand to the fray!
Right through the blackest cloud
their lightning path they cleft,
And triumph came with deathless fame
To our unconquered Lett
Ye, OF your sons secure
- Ye, OF your dead oerelt
honor the Brave who died 10 save
Your all. up0l our LEFT
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THE CHARLESTON NEWS: FRIDAY, APRIL S 1872.

NORFOLK, April 1. .'
Cotton, low middllngs 2l lXa22c; net receipts
81 bales; exports eoaslwlse $40; sales 100; stock
As0 bales.
.r. =. WILM1EaroN April 4.
Cotton nrm; mlddlings 22ec; met receipts lol
bales; sales s5; STOCK a2ss. So. e.. .nr,.
Cotton nrm and In good demand; middlings
22c; net receipts 4es bales; sales 1866 stock AL,
10l. !:
Cotton steady; middlings 2lxc; receipts lis
bales; sales S75. -
Cotton quiet; mid lings 221c; receipts 147o
bales. ~u,
Cotton quiet; mlddlIngs 22hc; net receipts
A'f o"'e'' o'.'' WV NEW ORLEANS. April H.
Cotton in fair demand. middling 221c; net re.
CENTS All bales; gross 639; exports to tamoutl
$3.50; Cork 1850; Cronstadt 1850; ReVel lllo; saes
4400; stock l28, 833. ,.,,,n,-o,, a,rnA
reeeIpfs sI4; exports coastwi!e 1sl bales; sales
500; stock 22,6ll.
PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL. April 4.
Noon.-BreadstuIs quiet. Tallow 55s.
-'' NEW YORK, April 4.
Noon.-Four rather more steady: Wheat nnaa
Pork steady; new mess s12 Seal2 80. Lsrd
quiet; steam sXaSXc Turpentlne firm at seHa o 3
roc. Rosin quiet and unchanged a. 10 l1ha' IA = 20
for strained.
Eyening.-Flour hrmer and fairly active; com
mon to lair extra and good choice 81 66alo 70.
Whiekey quiet at $50. Wheat spring lc pettel,
winter Unchanged. Corn shade better al I2as
Tsc: Southern yellow TIC Rice s1<aeXc. PORK
si2s7X. Lardy steady at s1aSXc. Turpentine
1rm. Rosin quiet. - .,.,.
Flour very Grm; In favor OF sellers. Wheai urn;
Southern amber So 0Oa2 o5; others uuchanged.
Corn steady. Provisions dull and nom.nal aLr =. ior or
round lots; good jebblng demand. PORE 10 20
l3Kc; shoulders 5x. Lard dull; Kettle o TO eSc'
Whisky SsHc. ,,ru,
Pork In light demand and holders firm at $l2.
Lard dull and unchanged, sHasH. Bacon IN
light demand and holders flrm; shoulders ~ sdes
81a7. Whiskey steady at 81. :,
-. ~. -. ~ ST. LOUIS, April A.
Thiskey dull at Sass. Pork inactive with
small sales at $l1 so delivered. Bacon dull at
Ike. ,..r.
Provisions frmer. Bacon exc; clear rib OK.
Pork quiet at $l2. WhisSey quiet at SO.
NEW ORLEANS, April 4.
Molasses quiet; cisern bottom 46aeoc; others
UNCHANGED.
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MARINE NEWS.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Merchants Line schr James Wall, Grover, New
York - days. Mdse. To Roach M0frett, Jas
Adger Gu, Adams, Damon d CO. W Bliss, Y
Bofner Cameron, Barklev d co, II Cobla co, I
Campbell, DowIe, Noise i Davis, Feldmann
co, q GRAY, ley, H Gerdts co, Hart co, Chas A
Lengplck. D Hawley, JetiOrds co, Knobeloch
4 Small, O u Kornahrens, Kenacke. Paul
CO, Mantoue i CO. Lilenthal co. W shepherd
a. CO. F Schw ettuanp, W Steele, W webb, w
Mckay, " Williams CO, s Railroad Agent,
and tlers.
jacksonville, Fernandina and savannah. bales
Co ton, ITO bbs syrup, carriage. horses: and 80
pkgs mdse. To Ravenel Il CO, PlncEney Bros, y,
WHte Bros, W b Charee & CO, II D Beck, Dolg, ID
s MInger, W Jones, D Nesbit, Tieman, $40
rem Kablne, and others.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Georgia, Crowell, New York-Wag'
ner, Huger Il CO. w A C0urtenay.
steamship Gulf Stream, Hunter, Philadelphia
Schr John Ingraham, Packard, Satilla River,
Ga-H Baker l. co.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Georgia, Crowell, New York.
Steamship Gulf Stream, Hunter. Philadelphia.
FROM THIS PORT.
steamship Charleston, Berry, at New YORK,
Steamship Falcon. Haynle. at Baltimore. 20
schr Paul Thompson, Godfrey, at Baltimore,
Schr Fanny Elder, Rich, New York, April 1.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Steamship Maryland, Johnson, at Baltimore, I'd
April.
SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
Steamship South Carolina, Beckett. from New
York, April 4.
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Markets by Telegraph.
MONEY MARKETS,


LONDON. April l.
Eoon.-Bank advanced It's discount rates X
now 3H per cent Cunsols 931<. Bouds .92X.
Evening-Bullion decreased nearly hall mil.
lion pounds sterling.
Noon-Rentes 55f s2c.
NEW YORK, April 4.
Noon.-FreIghts dull. Stocks strong. Gold
6rm at loH. Money Tai 1-1s per cent. per day.
Exchange, long sX: short 10Y. Governments
finn ana quiet.
NEW ORLEANS, April l.
Sterling COX. Sight Il premium. Goid 1OH.
chance aneesM dsiI at sEssa. cold ios governments
steady; new nves OK; elghty.ones l5x; sixty.
twoe l2H. States dull and steady. Tennessees
66K; new 68h. Vlrginias 81: new IS. Loaislsnas
IS; new IS; leyee SKIES 81; eigh,s 10 Alabama
North Carolinas IS; new 81. South CarolInas ~;
new 3sk. Freights unchanged.
COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, April l.
Noon.-Cotton opened firm; uplands ll%' Or
leans 1l14al1Xd.
Evenlng.ECotton closed quiet; uplands l11ld,
NEW YORK. April 4.
Noon.-corton qnfet; sales 2oa bales; uplands
23Kc, Orleans 23Xc.
Evening-Cott"n dull: sales 1857 bales; uplands
231dc. Orleans 23Xc. Sales or cnttou futures to-
day bales as follows: april 22M y; Nay
August 2sh; September 21I; October 20
BosToN. Aprii 4.
To .dav being holiday there was no market.
Stock Il, 500.
PHILADELPHIA, April 4.
Cotton quiet: middlings 2ssaosxc
BAL4IM IRE, april l.
Cotton quilt and weak; n.rld ings 2aa2sHc:
to Great i!ritain 477i TO Bremeu TG4; sales ESQ;
stock II, ,33s.