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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-05-13
Markets by Telegraph.
Money MARKETS.


LONDON, May II.
N00n'-''D''' ' FRiNKfoRr, May II.
Noon.-Bonds s5X.
Noon.-Rentes 54f SIC. Specie Increased four
''''A'''' ''' NEW YORK, May II.
Noon.-Stocks steady. Gold nrm at AK. Money
easy at Cal; E1change-long lohi short loS. Gov
Eyening.-Freights steady. Money easy at Sal.
Sterling quiet, but frm. Gold 14sl4H. Govern.
ments advanced xak. Tennessees arm; South
Caroinas easier. Balance steady, but dull. Spe'
Gle shipments to-day $2,S9I, 900. Bank statement
shows: Loans increase s47,717,00o; specie tn-
crease, ST. 67e TOO; legal tenders decrease, $lol
800; deposits Increase, $5,6sl 100.
COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, May IL.
Noon.--Cotton opened dull; up!ands loAaloHd'
Later.-Cotton dull; sales 10000 bales; specu.
'''''', '' NEW YORK, May II.
Noon.-cotton qule:; rplands 2sAc, orleans
Eyening.-Cotlon Inactive; ss,es l25 bales; up
lands 2aIc. Sales OF cotton futures to-day 1000
bales as follows: May 23Ha2ah; June 2s ha23
Der alHa2l 5.16; November 1e%als7si Decem'
W. A'' Boston, May IL.
Cotton dull; middlDgs 2sXo; net receipts 81
sales 200; stock IL. .ooo.
Cotton nrmer; mi ldings 23Hc.
Cation strong: miadling 23Ac; ner receipts 100
bales; gross 2o5; exports coastWise 34o sales lo2l
OWN o--' NORFOLK May IL.
Cotton quiet net receipts 95 lies; exports coast
wise 81; sales So; middllngs ~; stock s4's oaes.
Cotton quie mlddlings 22c; net receipts 27
bales sales Is; stock 2iH.
Cotton 1rn ani In moderate demand; mid.
ding 92Ec: net receipts IT'S bales; exports TO the
continent 2o84; coastwIse 13s; ea.es 300; stock
1880. - u,,
Cotton unchanged, the rul ng quotations being
22c, though In ssme CD es 2l5ie Was quo ed sales
% ooie'' 'eS''pN' MOBILE May II.
Cotton Gull and nominal; m'dditng5 23c; Let
reeeIpts II bales; gross 22a: s;ock 1882.
NEW ORLEANS. May II.
Cotton irregular: middling 22Tr; net receipts P:
1885 bales; gross 1885; exports TO Liverpool Soio:
to Bremen l5o; to Genoa leo; coastwise -sss;
Sates '00' ''''N ''''' GALVESTON, May u.
Cotton qr!et and weak; mlddling 2oa20Nc;
net receipts 81 bales; exports 10 Great bfl'a1
1895; sales leo; stock 67sI.
PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL. May II.
Mon Red winter wheat rs 81. Cora 295.
Lard Sd. Ta!!oW +as Sd. .,u vonv M,vu
Noou.-F:our 1Cal5c better. Wheat unsettled,
and held at 3a5c higher. C, m la2c oetter pork
steady mes, $40 3S had gue, a. sse RosG
Eyeniing.@Flour loa15c better but :ess active.
Wheat irregular, and nomtnaliy &c hgaer. Corn
1a2c better. PORK hrmeF a. si' o'ai4' o'nerS
steady.
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A WELCOME RAN.-The city was visited
last Saturday morning with refreshing
shower Of rain, which had the happy effects
of laying the dust upon our crowded thor
oughfares and of stimulating the dropping
crops throughout the neighborhood. The
weather had been extremely dry, no rain Of
any consequence having fallen for several
weeks, and vegetation of all kinds was COM
mencing to suffer In consequence. The vege-
tables upon the truck farms In the vicinity of
the city had shown the effect of the drought
most noticeably, and certain kinds of farm
produce were beginning to be scarce and
dear In the city markets, while cotton and
corn, although affected to less extent, had
sill shown some of the effects OF the dry spell.
The rain of Saturday, however, which was in-
cessant during the early part Of the day and
which continued at intervals during the after
noon, has remedied all this for the time being,
and hiss given marked and gratifying impe.
tus to the crops of every description.
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Meetings This Day.

Orange Lodge, at-P.M
Irish Festival Committee, al P. N.
Young America Fire Company, at P. NJ.
Palmetto Guard Rife Club, at P. N.
Trustees of Protestant Episcopal Conven-
lion, at P. M.
Lotholders of Magnolia Cemetery, at IL NJ.
Charleston Rifemen Club, at half-2ast
P. n.
Marion Fire Company, at halfpast Z P. n.
Irish Rifle Club, at P. NJ.
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DEATH OF FoRMER CHARLEsToN1AN.-In-
teligence has been received of the death, by
consumption, at Bath, England, on the 24th
u!t., of Ambrose Sutton, Esq, aged forty-four
years. Mr.. Sutton was partner at one time In
the formerly well-known cotton house of our
city, Christopher Atkinson & Co., and will be
remembered as o resident prior to the late
war. He had been travelling for the last two
years in the hopes Of restoring bis failing
health
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Wilmington Market.

-=e-> WILMINGTON, May IL.
SPIRITS TuRPsNTINE.--Sales or 1914 casks at 48
cents per allol for Southern packages. Market
nrm. Il
RUsIN.-sales OF 2l24 bbls at g. 66, 81 80. 81 90
to 81 rs fer strained, So so for Opaque s. for No.
!, S. so for low pale, and 81 for extra pale.
CRUDE TURPRNrINE-Sales OF 115 bbls at 81 80
for hard, So 25 for yellow dip, aud 81 26 for
virgin.
TlR.-Has advanced cents. The receipts are
llght, and the stock. which Is small Is held prtn'
cipaIly By one nrm for shipment; % bbls sold yes.
terday az $3.50 per Dbl. Market irm, with an up
ward tepdency, tr
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Tho Charleston Cotton, Rico and Naval
Stores Msrket.
OFFICE CHARLEsToN NEWS,
SATURDAY EVENING, Nay II, 1872.


CorroN.-The market was quiet and dull, and
with but little inquiry there we're no transactions
OF note. Quotations nominal.
R1oR.-There was q fair demand for this grain
at unchanged rates. Sales ABOUT S26 tierees OF
clean Carolina, say 36 tisrces at *, SO at
at ~, 40 at X, as at 1876, at SC, so At sK 80
on private terms. We quote common 70 fair at
7x@7Xc; good s@sK.
NAVAL SToREs.-There were no Gales reported.
Crude turpentlne may be quoted at $4@4 % fer
virgin, $s@3 25 for yellow dip, and 81 for hard.
FRs1aHrs.-To Liverpool, by steam direct, nomi.
oal on uplands, nominal on sea Islands; via New
FORK, "a on uplands, Xd on sea islands; BY sail,
va on uplsnds, on sea Islands nominal. TO
aayre- on upands. Cosstwise-to New York BY
steam 81 on upland, and = on sea islands; 81 so
a terce IN rice; by sail No p b on coston;- y
tIerce on rice; SOC 2 barrel on rosln; So p II on
lam Der; $40 2 N on timber. To Boston, by sail
70 2 b on upland cotton; rosin CSC; resaWed
tufr 50 5oS1o so; phosphate s696 so. To ProVi-
dence, by sail 80 = M on boards, xc q h on
cotton; by steam 81 = bale on New York rates.
TO Phila ieiphis, by steam 81 on cotton;
BY sau, ssR II on boards; 50 6o@lo on timber; IS
per ton On clay, and $sa$8 so on phosphates. TO
Baltimore, by steam Xc y b BY sail, So to@7 Y
II on boards; ss@s 50 on timber; % 26 p
ton on phosphate rock. Vessels are IN de.
-cGi by our merchants to take lumber freights
from Georgetown, 8. O., Dsrlen and sattlla River,
Ca, and Jacksonville, Fla, to Northern ports,
and slo@12 p II are the rates on lumber and
boards.
ExoHLNaR.-sterllng go day bills 24@24H.
DoMBsrIo ExcHANsn.-The banks purohase
sight checks on New York at par, and sell at H@
X premium. Outside they purchase at 1-l6Sh
q cent premium, and sell at s-lo@k premium.
GoLD-1s9l4
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BUSINESS TICES.

FuRoHGorT, EENEDIcr & Co., No. 244 King
street, offer for this week the following bar
gains: 200 10, ,Allendale Quilts, 81 s7i; $50
ll-4 Allendale Quilts, 81 so; 100 l2.4 Alendale
Quilts, 81 s2s; 100 lo+ Honeycomb Quilts.
81 40; 100 lo-4 Honeycomb Quilts, bordered,
81 60; 10 pieces Black Stripe Japanese, rs
cents; 10 pieces Colored Japanese, Plain and
Check, (new arrival,) rs cents; 20 dozen
Ladies Undervesta, Is cents; 20 dozen Black
and Buff Parasols, so cent?. Furchgott, Bene.
dict g. Co., No. 244 King street. mayl3
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CRUMBs.-The Marion Fire Company picnic at
the Schutzenplatz on Tuesday.
Truck Company, No 2,'maroon at Mount
Pleasant on Tuesday.
The pupils of the Normal School enjoyed q
dellghtful picnic on Saturday at Roses Farm,
under the care of Superintendent Archer
Over seventy girls were present.
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LOUIS COHEN & Co., No. 24S King street,
beg leave to direct particular attention this
morning to their extensive assortment of real
Llama Lace Points, Spring Silks, Silk Ties,
Silk sashes, and large line of Black Silks,
ranging in price from 90 cents to 81 per yard,
Inclusive. Also, tll lines of Black Hermann
Grenadines from Is cents per yard to S. A
call Is cordially solicited. LOUIS C'HEs Co.
aprl6.lmo
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THE Ik1sH RrFLEMEN.-At the meeting of
the Irish volunteer Rifle Club, held on Friday
night, resolutions were passed to order out
rifles for the club through Mesers. Hart 4 Co.
The short Enfield has been selected, and they
will srrlve In time to enable the club to parade,
fully armed and equipped, atthe Irish festival.
Several applicants we're also elected members
OF the club, which promises to make hand.
some show when 1t appears In pnbllc.
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A NOVEL ANp NATIONAL PIcN1c.-The second
annual picnic of the Burns Charitable Associa-
tlou will take place on Wednesday next, at
Mount Pleasant, and promises to be ole Of
the most unique and thoroughly national af-
fairs of the kind which we have yet had.
Dancing will of course form prominent
amusement, but quoits, running and jumping,
throwing the hammer, putting the stone,
standing jumps, three-legged races, and
other national games will be played. These
are devoted to testing the manly strength and
skill of the competitors, and some OF them
afford material for oceans of laughter. The
dancing, games, and In fact every one Of the
amusements, ure each under the management
of excellent committees, and the whole pic
mic promises to 60 off In the most pleasant,
novel and agreeable manner. For tickets see
advertisement.
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Receipts by Railroad. May IL.
sorrrH CAROLINA RAILROAD,

2so bales cotton, SO bales goods, 24s bbls naval
Pelzer, Rodgers & CO, KInsman & Howell Bar
den Parker, Chapeau, Y Llebenrood, Will
den Jones. W Bowling, II Bulwlnkle, Hur.
kamp co, W q Jones d co, Wagener Monsees,
Davis, A 8 Smith, J N Robson, G Walter i CO..
Trenholm son, A Mulllgan, Bollmann BrUs.
EoRTHBAsrERH RAILROAD.
s 5baIes cotton. 4s8 bb.s naval stores, cars lum.
ber, tobacco mdse, &c. To T P Smith, 4 Smith.
Barden & Parker, Whlden L Jo1ts, walker;
Liebenrood, q Folliu, Caldwell Son, E6augh,
Kanapaugh & Gonzales, ID A Anime, Brill T.
Welling, Mantoue Co, Quackenblsa i co,
Green, and Chapeau co.
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c0aEMERCIAL NEWS.
Exporr.

LTKRpooL-Per Br bark Anevoca-s4 bags sea
island and 20o2 bales upland cotton, 1e1 tons
phosphate rock, and l box.
NEW YoRK-Per steamship Champlon-3S3
bales upland cotton 40 bags sea island cotton, 13l
bales domestics and yarn, SO tlerces rice "a casks
clay, $50 bbls rosin, 435 packages sundries. 3o7
packages vegetables, horses, carriage, and l
buggy.
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apparently awaiting for something new. TO turn
up. Holder al q rule have been nrm, ana tnefe
hes been NO pressure 70 sell; yet there hes peene
growing tndisposition to buy. There mas -peen
slight decline at Liverpool bat lhe foreign ;der
mand continues good. The continued lneral te.
ceipts OF hOga has had adepressIng innu: :nce, anu
Is doubtless adlscouraRinK feature IN the iraae.
The spirit In the market aud the changes In prices
have been as follows
MESS PoRK.-There has been no change 10 this
article. The extreme p Ices asked drive consump-
tive orders to other markes aud thereis no specu.
latiye demand "Re4u arr mess /, offered at Sld,
but round lots could probably be bought at 3l2 10.
Inc nominal asking price for city packed i1 Sl4
on the spot: Runp pork is'nominal atss @0
IL. as to quality. ~!
BULK MBATs-Th There has been asight deprecla-
tou In prices since our last and the market clos.
es dull but there Is no disposition to press sales
in the present condition OF the trade. Shoulders
are Generally held at Axe for city cut and cure,
INIT Z less will buy, some lots Rib sides sold at
to 6H, clear ribs OK, and clear 6x-all for loose
meats. Hams sell at 6x to ~ for heavy and
light averages. Packed meats from u to 'He
more .. y :. 49,. .. AZ. ~,
BlooN.-There has been no Improvement IN the
demand, which continues light, and. prices were
q shade lower to-day. Shoulders sold at 6a5Hc:
clear rib sides 7a7Hc, Inside figures LOT rouno
lots; clear sides held at 7Hc. Sugar.cur can:
Vass hams are dull at 10kal1zc,, as 10 brand, and
average breakfast Icon sal0Hc, as 10 Drand.
These prices for packed meats. !" ~. .l-.'.!g.t.
LARD City kettle rendered leaf Ia IN demand
at 8xa8Nc, but &c generally asked; prime steam
ls held at SXc; refined lard, put up especially for
the Southern trade, &c In uerces, 1oHaloHc ID
kegs and buckets. -..... {:
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Now York Naval Stores Market.

.NkW YORK, nay IL
The Daily Bulletin OF Satu day says: Receipts
to-day III bbls crude turpentine $500 bbls rosin.
100 bOs spirits turpentlne 1900 bbls tar. Spirits
turpentIne continue firm at the advance Of last
evening, with q moderate business doing. Sales
lo0-bbis at 65Hc, 230 bbls at 6Sc, and 81 bols at
65xc. the market closing frm at SEC from yard.
R sin has been rather more active, ana rumors
of some 1000 bbls having been sold. Prices are
not materially altered. Sales In addition to above
500 bb's coed strained at So 90. Tar and pitca
quiet aud unchanged.
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CHILD .MuRDER.-Saturday morning the
body of a colored child about one year of age
was found iu a horribly mutilated condition
near Benefits Mill. An Inquest was held, and
the Jury found that the child had come to Its
death by wounds inflicted by some unknown
person. No clue TO the mystery has yet been
discovered.
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PuG11IsTIo.-About halt.past ten o'clock
Saturday morning, George Williams and Jul
ius Brown had settle with Natures weapons;
at the corner of Market and State streets.
The police were near, and the combatants
were both captured before they had well got
to work, and lodged in the Guardhouse. They
will Interview the Mayor this morning.
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New York Rice Market.

NEW YORK, Nay II
The Daily Bulletin says There has been about
the usual demand from the trade, with steady
uniform tone to the market, and nothing onertng
except at full previous rates. The preference II
for domestic, and holders consider the position
both here and at the South as OF character to
warrant confidence. sales OF 800 bags foreign
at eXaTHc Tor Rsngoon1 and 7ka7Ko for Patna,
and small lots Carolina at 8ka9c. .'li -' -
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GOLDEN WEDDING Mr.. George W. Parker,
of the Mills House, left the city last Saturday
for Battle Creek, Michigan, where the hltieth
anniversary of his parents wedding is TO be
elaborately celebrated next Thursday.
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HONOR TO WHOM, &o.-saturday evening,
the Pioneer Steam Fire Engine Company be-
came the recipients of several large and
beautiful branches of laurel, which had been
sent down by young lady about one hundred
miles up In the country. The fair one had Just
read THE NEWS of Thursday, and wreath of
laurel for the victors was her first thought.
The present will be woven into a suitable
wreath, and preserved as memento of the
victory, and of the kind favor Of the donor.
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TIE SUNDAY SCHOOL CONTENTION.

The General Committee OF the State Sunday
School Convention met at the hall of the
Young Mems Christian Association on salur-
day evening, at eight o'clock. Mr.. S. A. Mel.
son, the chairman, being detained at home BY
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N. BELLAraUE DE BUGHAs.-It will be seen
by the following paragraph from the Courier
des Etats Unis, of the 9th Instant, that this
gentleman, who has deservedly SO many
warm friends In Charleston, has gained new
honors in the larger field of duty to which he
was called on leaving this city:
Welearn that Mr.. Bellaigue de Bughas will
soon leave for New Orleans, to which post he
has recently been appointed French consul.
Short has been the stay Of Mr.. de Bugbas In
New york, but he will not be forgotten by
his countrymen. In even this short stay he
has earned for himeelf an envlable popularity;
and It is no matter OF surprise that the tact he
has displayed, under circumstances often crit
ical, always delicate, should have been appre-
ciated and appropriately rewarded by the gov
ernment OF the French Republic. We heartily
congratulate our compatriols In New Orleans.
France could have among them no worthier
representative
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FOREIGN ExPoRT.-There was cleared on
Saturday last for Liverpool, by Mr. Henry
Gard, the British bark Anevoca with s4 oags
sea island cotton, 2OO2 bales upland cotton ana
1sl tons phosphate rock.
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YE THIRSTY MoRrALs. ATrENT1oN!-Gard-
ner's celebrated Soda Water, at the East Bay
News Room. Branch of the Hasel street es-
tabllshment. aprl6
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NOTICE TO TOURISTS. -stereoscoplc views Of
Charleston and vicinity for sale at the Hasel
street Bazaar. dec29
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CRooUEr SEAsoy.-We are now furnishing
our customers with Croquet at 50 Is. HAsEL
STREET BAZAAR. apr27-stuth
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Auction Sales This Day.

Leitch & Bruins will sell at 10 o'clock, at the
House of Correction, wrought and cast iron.
VIM. Mckay will sell at 10 o'clock, at his
store, dry goods, shoes and notions.
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DELINQUENT TAxEs.-Attention is invited to
the advertisement, In another column, ad-
dressed to delinquent taxpayers, In which the
county treasurer, General Gurney, gives
notice that In accordance with recent positive
instructions all property on which taxes are
due for the years 1868, 1869, 1870, or 1871 will
be advertised shortly and sold without reserve.
Those who wish to avoid the Inconvenience
and additional cost Of the advertising aud sale
will do well to call and settle.
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DUroHER's LIGHTNING FLY-KnLER sweeps
them of and clears the house speedily. Try
It. Sold by dealers everywhere.
apr23-tuths2mos
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CLUBS AND STARs.-William Burley and
Mary McDonald, arrested while being on the
pavement In Elliott street in the last stages of
drunkenness, were each fined one dollar.
Both paid up without hearing an alternative.
Sarah Dupre, who was lodged under war
rant of trial justice for safe-keeping, was
turned over to a constable.
Two COWS, captured BY a burly policeman In
the upper wards, cost their owner one dol
lar each to regain possession of them.
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Ho:el Arrivals-may II and Ia.
PAVILION HOTEL.

Clifford Warden, Virginia; o. P. Williams,
Walterboro, South Carolina; Alexander john
son, New York; William Haltlwanger, Ninety
six, South Carolina; T. L. Hutchinson, City
]. L. Mccullough, 8. c.; F. L. schouboe, Flor
onoo
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TIE LATEST STYLES of Summer Cloths for
boys' and mems wear have been received at
Furcbgott. Benedict & Co. apr29
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THOSE Handsome Photograph Albums are
now sold at 6Oc. each. HAsEL STREET BAZAAR.
aprl5-m
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YOUNG MEN, TAKE NOTICE. E.-Base Balls and
Bats-cheaper than the cheapest HAsEL
STREET BAZAAR. apr20-s
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PLAYING CARDS, Linen, sixteen styles, soc.
per pack. Hasel street Bazaar and East Bay
News Room. febl9-m
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CISCrENsTI, UEIo, May O.
The provision market for tue past week has
.been Exc .edngly quiet, co1sumpti1e orders
being chiefly for smau auouuts, and speculatoO
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THE NEW YORK FRUIT MARKET.-The Daily

THE NEW YORK FRUIT MARKET.-Tne DAILY
Bulletin of Saturday, May 1lth, says:
Apples are only moderately active and
prices trife heavy. Another lot Charleston
strawberriesGe expected Mto.morrow. Nor
folks will be plenty In g few =. days: We
We quote staSbsrEss f 70 pc Per 9saTt gsme
s5a5 rs; russets, -Roxtury, 81 SOFAS; IA
yorite varieties $6a6 so. Cranberrles, fine
SIG Goals per bbl.; do. crates s6a6 50
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Interior Cotton Markets.

ANDERSON, May 8. .
Sales OF cotton for the week ending to-day 60
bales. Prices this afternoon range from 2oKc
to 2lc.
UNION, May 20.
Cotton-13 bales sold during the week; market
opened on Monlay At; closed to-day at 2oHc.
LAURBNs, May Q.
Cotton Is quoted at zoe.
MONTGOMERY, May 10.
Cotton market arm with good demand; good
ordinary 2lc, strict good ordinary 2lxc, low MID.
dIugs 22c, middlings 22Kc.