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THE NEW YORK VEGETABLE AND FRUIT MAR
KET.-The Tribune, of Wednesday, May slh,

THE NEW YORK VEGETABLE AND FRUIT MAR
KET.-The Tribune, of Wednesday, May slh,
says:
Potatoes are quiet at unchanged prices. A
car double headed Early Rose sold at 81 30,
with car Peachblows at 50 81, also IN double
heads few new Florida potatoes brought
Sc. Charleston and Savannah green peas vary
greatly In price, selling at 4oc to 81 per crate.
Russia turnips are scarce and high. Aspara-
gus is somewhat plenty. aud Bermuda toma-
toes and onions are arriving freely, with some
500 bbls potatoes on to-dsy's steamer. .
The Daily Bulletin of Thursday, the 9th
instant, mentions that old potatoes are quiet
and unchanged. New Bermudas are steady
at ss per Dbl. Sweets are without new Tea
ture. Our quotations are In bulk; In ship
ping order so cents per barrel must be
added. We quote as follows: 90 50a2
rs per barrel for Peachbows; $2a2 so
per barrel, for Early Bose; s2a2 rs for
early Goodrich; 81 25a2 per barrel for Dy-
rights; 81 75a2 per barrel for Jackson
whites 81 75a2 for Prince Alberts.
Sweet potatoes s4a4 80 for Delaware kun
dried. In vegetables, Bermuda onions are
decidedly lower, the supply Is large, and the
low prices Of our own onions unfavorably af-
fectIng the value. Radishes are q ,trlfe high
er, and not 30 plenty. Peas are also higher.
South Carolina selling at 81 50a3 per crate, and
North Carolina sl0al2 per Dbl. Carrots are
rather scarce aud a shade hrmer. Rhubarb
shows shade decline. Asparagus also q tri-
fe off for Oyster Bay. but other descriptions
about the same. Russia turnips continue
scarce, and the laIe advance supported.
Other descriptions remain about the same.
We quote: Carrots 81 75a3 per barrel. Radishes
$2a2 so per 100 punches. Russia turntps s3a
s3 so per barrel; white do 50. Parsnips 81 50A
So. Onions, 5ocasl rs for red, and about So per
bbl for white. Spinach $3a5 per Dbl. Bermuda
tomatoes 9Oc. per box; do. onions 81 5Oal rs per
crate. Rhubarb s4aS per 100 lunches. Norfolk
asparagus l6aS0c. per bunch; do. Jersey 2Os
&c.; do. Oyster Bay 35a37c. Lettuce S4as
per 100. Sprouts SO per Dbl.
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BUSIN ESS NUTI 8.

sr. LOUIS FLOUR ~ TIE EAsT.-The St.
Louis Democrat says:
ST. Louis hour5 now take front rank In all
the cities of the East. Time was-and not
long ago, eilher-when Baltimore and Rich
mond fancy brands out-sold st. Louis best
brands. That state of affairs no longer exists,
and st, Louis fours now stand unsurpassed
on the American Continent. Boston advlces
of the Goth state that st. Louis brands are
eagerly sought after in that market, and that
sl2 so is asked for the best, such as Plant,
Summerfeld, Emmons's Extra, Poste! and
Tiedemanu. For St. George, Brilliant, Smith
& Miller, Bellevile Star aud Harrison: sl2 ls
freely paid. The advance In 81. Louis brands
during the past ten days In Boston has been
81 to 81 so per barrel. -
These choice brands OF Family Flour, manu-
factured by Messrs. Davis & Emmons, and
which took the premium at the late st. Louis
State Fair, can be had of their agent, Mr.. J..
N. Robson, No. SO East Bay and No. l and 2
Atlantic wharf, who will fill orders by the car.
load or otherwise.
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TIE NEW YORK FRUIT MARKET.-The Trl.
bune of Wednesday, the 9th inst, states that
strawberries are coming somewhat freely
from South Carolina, the steamer Of to-day
bringing 1000 quarts, selling at $lal rs. Some
hot house berries sold at So so this morning,
no others being on the market at the time.
Apples arrive In variable condition from the
country, while few fine red apples have sold
at 81, most of the good russets 60 at 81 50a6.
and some poor at 81 50a3. Ice house russets
are being put out at S6.
The Daily Bulletin OF the 9th instant states
that apples are rather quiet, though Offering
RELY, aud prices are barely steady. The
Charleston strawberries by Gamer brought
about 81 25 and sold readily WEI We noticed lice the
nualitv was hardly go good as the Charleston,
and they sold on an average Of about s. per
quart. We quote: Strawberries slal M .9 Is Per PEI
quart. Apples, mixed lots, fall, s4a4 90: 90.
prime s5a5 rs; rnssets, Roxbury, 81 60a6;
isvorlte varieties s6a6 so. Cranberrles, fine
SIG 5Oals per bbl.; do. crates seas so.
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meuts ," came up before the conVocat'oh ano
was discussed at some length.

ments ," came up before the conVocal'on "no
was discussed at some length.
On Sunday morning the Rev. Ellison Capers
preached a magnificent sermon upon tns'
training of children In the nurture anataa-
monition Of the Lord. ~, -, ]:
On Sunday night missionary meeting was
held, and Mr. CsperS made some Interesting
statements about the Missionary District sof
which Abbevillc forms part. He said that IN
this district there were l77,s44 souls, nine con-
yocations, five minister's, 1856 white and M :'nlne
colored commandments. 1T white and nine col.
ored families. That there. were five chprehes
vacant and, to meet the necessities Of the oc7
casion, the ministers must be stirred Inp4
That the motto of the clergy shoulasbes... 3
Masters work in this world" The EXERCISES
were very interesting, were well attended, /,
and were an appropriate conclusion to meet
ing for the good otthe chRsGh.
The next convodstih toSthis district ,wHrbe
held In June, at Upiohs sly 5s.h i j .
m,scsha6eoas'Ns @ u z
We learn nth pleasure that the Rev. A.
Toomer Porter, the energetic rector Of the
Church of the Holy Communion, who has been
threatened with an attack of pneumonia
during bis visit to New York. has about
recovered, and is expected to return to this
city during next week.
The Episcopal sunday.sehool anniversaries
are to be held on the afternoon Of Tuesday, the
2lst inst.
:. The parishes of Zion and st. Johns, Rlchland,
have united tn calling, as rector, Rev. MT.
Tillinghast, of the diocese OF North Carolina,
and the call has been accepted.
A convention OF all the Baptist Sunday
schools of Marlboro County will be held near
the Mineral Springs on Saturday, the 18th
instant.
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CARD OF THANKS.

At meeting Of the Commissioners of the
charleston orphannouse, held on the 9th instant.
the following resolution was adop, ed, and order
ed to be published in the daily papers Of the city:
Resotued, That he respectful Acknowledgements
OF the Board OF Commissioners or the Charleston
o. phanhouse are hereby teadered the president
pany for the ample and grau.tous provision
made for the transportation OF the officers, guests
and nups OF this institution to the customary re.
sort for the late annual picnic.
e. MONTAGUE GRIHKs.
Secretary @. o. q.
Charleston 8. O., May 10, 1872.
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Port OALENDAR
NooN,s HHAsEa: h
MARRB NEWS.
CHARLESTON, 8. O...........MAY.ll; IL; 1872.
Lat a. deg % min 80 SEC Lon 7ades 81 min q aec
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Norw bark Draupner. lingo! sen, Liverpool At
days. Salt and muse. To- ayenel &co, 81 Gard,
Pelz:r Rodgers & CO, Tobias sons; W HChsfee Z
CO. A Tiefenthal, 8 Marshall CO., Hart.& co,
Walker, P Wright & Sons, and Order. Vessel TO
W Smith i co. L-T I..'r..-t. a. -.
Steam tug Republic, Melville, New Orleans via
Key West-le days. To b F Baker Il CO.. Bound
to Philadelphia and put IN for coal.
Steamer Pilot Boy, McNelty, Beaufort, Chts.
olm's and Pacific Landings. Mdsesl TO Raven.
el Holmes i co, DU Jennings. r Chlsolm, Jr, u
Triest, Chas Litschei Mrs K Caldwell, Cosgrove,
Chadwick. and Others. -la -,
|. Steamer Emile, White, Georgetown, O. 1o2
terces rice, bales cotton, 20 sacks rough rice 10
sacks peas, mdse and .undries. To Shackelford
Kelly. T. D DeSanssure, Klinejf Wlcktnberg co,
Mrs II a Lance, E Bull, Prngle Sun, Mrs 8 q
Barnweu, W M Hazard. A Middleton. Frost, 'Ad'
ger d co, M H Nathan, Walker, Evans d Cogs.
we'll n Emanuel, and others. ~ q IT ~.
Received from Bennett's MIL. 4b tlefceS ST1ce.
To W O Bee CO. T. III. a:l.t.it .oy-
CLEARED YESTERDAY. II
Steamship Gulf Stream Hunter, Philadelphia
steamship Sea GulI Dutton. BaitimoreGpaul o
Trenholm.
b. l. SAILED YESTERDAY -,
steamship Gulf Stream, Hunter. Philadelphia.
Steamship Sea Gull, Dutt0n, Baltimore: -
Steamer City Point cMillsn, Palatka, via JACK
sonv1le. Fernandina and Savannah
5gOLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Steamship Georgia, crowell, at New York, 9Th
sehr Allc, Gardner, Turner, at New York. 9Th
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CLUBS AND sTARs.-James Perry, found
wandering about The streets with loaded
gun, was arrested on the charge of being In
sane and sent to the hospital.
Samuel Marion, reported for not cleaning
the sidewalk In st. Mlchael's alley and drop.
ping filth along the streets, was fined $40.
An intrusive goat, found astray In the park
CT Flynn's Church, was taken to the upper
Guardhouse and fined SO cents.
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UP THE AsHLEY.-The steamer st. Helena,
Capt. Cannon, makes one of her regular satur'
day excursions this morning to the Phosphate
Works and handsome residences along the
Ashley River. To accommodate the public the
steamer will stop at West Point Mills going
and returning.
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STOCK sALEs.-The following stock was
sold yesterday morning at auction by J. Fra
ser Mathewes: shares South .CarPllna Rail-
road at $50; II half shares South Carolina
Railroad at sl4 rs slOO5 In city ak per cent.
stock at 5os; lOoshares Peoples Bank (old)
stock at 50 80; ia shares Planters and Me-
chanics,. Bank stock new at $l9.5
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PH1LADELPHIA-Pers steamship Gulf Stream-5ao
bales cotton, 1888 bales domestic goods, 45i bbls
naval stores 100 terces rice, 81 tons old iron, and
l94 pkgs sundrles. -.
BALTIMoRE-Per steamship Sea Gull-2l bales
cotton Sd terces rice 10 bales domestics 100 bbls
rosin go casks clay, 63 900 feet lumber 8s crates
green peas, IL horses, and IS pkgs sundrles.
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ENTERpRIsE.-The workmen engagedin dig.
glng up East Bay aud laying the track ofthe
Enterprise City Railroad, were hard at work
ali night last night. This Is turning day into
night with vengeance, and is only a lore
taste of the revolutions which the Enterprise
Railroad will In time accomplish.
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(. Receipts by Rairoad. May 10.s
sorrH CAROLINA .RkrLRokp.. I. x

227 bales cotton, Isl bales goods, 1901 bbls nour,
ia bbls naval stores. 104 casks clay car stock.
iden,& Jones, KinsmarH& HowellIU Liebenrood,
Witte Bros. IA TBnlw1nkle. 0;H Hefmes, ohapeeu &
.ce, Roach b Moffett W O: Courtney &eosiI Wiley
&co. Johnston. OreWs.& 60. v. q ZONES d 90, j y
i Small, 4 B Mniigsn, 4 s smith, Al Salinas, q
b Walter & co, Wiss 4 CO. -. - = =, I. :
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Imports.

L1vRRpooL-Per Nor bark Draupner-1o22 bun.
dies cotton ties, to Pelzer, Rodgers d CO; cask
earthenware,1to Wright & Sonsss 100 casks beer.
so tons pig iron. to kavenel d co; SO casks beer.
CO; 29l tons salt, so casks beer, pieces cloth,
casks wine, TO Order; 81 casks beer, to II Card;r4
hhds and bbls beer, to A iefenthal; / box pa.
per, to Watson & Hill; case. to r T walker; ESQ
ovens and coyers 4s6 pots, l4O spiders, to Saml r
Marshall co; 1886 ovens, 347S covers, 100 pots,
a67 spiders, to Hart CO.
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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, aud large line of Black Silks,
ranging in price from 80 cents to ST per yard,
Inclusive. Also, fnlI lines OF Black Hermann
Grenadines from 10 cents per yard to 81. A
call is cordially solicited. LOUIS C7HEN q Co.
aprl6.lmO
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The PORT ROYAL RAnRoAD.-The following
-fs the text of the resolution In regard to the
Port Royal Railroad, adopted by the stock.
holders of the Georgia Railroad Company on
Thursday las: -
RESOLVED, That the question referred to this
convention by the directors ofIlthe Georgia
Railroad, viz: the endorsement of the Port
Royal Railroad bonds, be referred back to fhe
board of directors, with full power to act In
the premises, as they may think best for the
interests Of the Georgia Railroad.
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CRuMBs.-What enterprsing halter will be
the first to introduce the traditional white hat,
the "Chappaqua tile" of the coming cam.
paign, Into Charleston?
Very many business houses down town were
closed yesterday afternoon In honor of Memo.
rial Day. =.
number Of lady and other spectators have
been 10 daily attendance upon the sessions of
the Episcopal Convention.
The city pulpits tomorrow will be largely
supplied by the clergymen now in attendance
upon the Episcopal Convention and Lutheran
Synod.
Yesterday afternoon mule fell through
tn" flooring on the head OF Atlantic wharf. A
number of workmen pryed him back through
the hole Without any material damage except
| that done to the wharf.
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FURoHGorT, BENEDICT & Co., No. 244 King
street, offer unprecedented bargains in Quilts:
200 Allendale Quilts, lO4, only 81 37s; l6O AL
lendale Quits, liza, only 81 so; 100 Allendale
Quilts, l24; only 81 62A. may6
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A FINE RoAD.-The plank road ordered by
Council to be built from Shepherd street, up
the King street road, to the forks of the road,
has been pushed forward with energy and dis
patch, and the workmen were busy yesterday
within fltly yards of the forks. The road will
be completed to-day, and travellers will soon
have another outlet from and ingress to the
city, along which mule can haul his own
weight at least. The read will be opened at
once, and to avoid the dust of the shell road
visitors to Magnolia and up the road will be
glad to learn that on and after tomorrow Mr..
Gates will run his line of omnibuses on the
new plank road, from the terminus of the
King street car line to the gates of Magnolia
or the Three-Mile House.
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ARRESTS IN FAIRFIELD.-Wel learn that seven
of the citizens OF Fairfield, living In the vlcin-
lty of Rdgeway, were arrested on Thursday,
under the enforcement act of Congress.
Other arrests are anticipated. y
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RIGHT Rev. BISHOP HowE.-A very fine
"Imperial" Portrait of this distinguished
divine will be ready to-day. Price fIly (5o)
cents. Souder, Artist and Photographer, No.
263 King street. may9-3
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BUTCHERS LIGHTNING FLY-KILLER sweeps
them off and clears the house speedily. Try
1t. Sold by dealers everywhere.
apr23-tuths2mos
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The LATRsTSrTLEs of Summer Cloths 10
bows, and mems wear have been received a
Eurchoott Benedict g. Co. apr2s
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The Charleston Cotton, Rico and Naval
Stores Market.

The Charleston Cotton, Rico and Naval
Stores Market.
OFFICR CHARLESTON NEWS,
FRIDAY EVENING; Nay 10, 1872.
CoTToN.-Thsre was rather quiet snd dull
market, low grades being particularly heavy,
while most qualities we're weak to sell. Sales
about 22s bales, say 10 at l6@17, atl6 II at II,
at 1s, Is at lsh, II er 49, 20 at 2ok, at 2o, rs
at 2l, IL at 21k, % at 22k, 81 at22Kc. We quote:
LIVERPOOL cLAssIFIoATIoH.
Ordinary to COED ordinary ......2o OAK
Low mlddling... or
Mldnllng. g.............."....... ...Z2H@-' - 3
Strict middling.. nominal
RICE.-There was limited business In this
grain at about former rates. Sales 12o tlerces OF
clean Carolina say 65 tlerces at 7zf, 81 at 8, Is ct
sX, 1s at. We quote Common TO fair at 7H@
TX; good s@s1. a
NAVAL SroRBs.-Receipts 2o5 bbls spirits tur
pentlne and sos bbls rosin. In spirits the market
was nat and there were no sales. There was q
fair demand for rosins, with sales OF about 1000
bbls, about equally divided between fine and
common grades, and on the following basis Of
prices, cay 81 for window glass. $8 rs for extra
pale, So 2s for pale, s6for low pale, 81 for No l.,
So for extra No 2 and 81 rs for strained.
Crude turpentlne may be quoted at 81
for virgin, g for yellow dip, and 81 for hard.
FRsIaHrs.-To Liverpool, BY steam direct, uonni.
nal on uplands, nominal on sea islands; via Eew
FORK, xd on uplaudsixd On sen Islands; by sail,
Xd on uplands; on sea Islands nominal. To
Havre- on uplsnds ooastwlse-toNaN York by
steam 50 on uplaids and - on sea islands; 81 80
p nerce on rice; by sail Nc q b on cotton; = p
tierce on rice; SOC 2 barrel on rosin; So = II on
lum Ger; $40 2 N on timber. To Boston, by sai-
kc 2 Ib on upland cotton; rosin CSC; resawed
tufr So 50@l0 so; phosphate s5@b 6o.5 To. Provi-
dence, by sail 50, q II on boards, 80 = rt on
cotton; by steam 81 q bale on New York rates,
To Phila aelphia, by steam 81 2 on cotton;
by SAL, $sR II on boards; 50 5o@lo on timber; So
per ton on clay, ana $sa$a so on phosphates.f To
Baltimore, by steam hc q b by sail, So 6o@7 =.
on boards; ss@s 80 on timber; % Is 2
ton on phosphate rock. Vessels are in de-.
msnd by our merchants to take lumber fregata
from Georgetown, 8. O., Darien aud Satllls River,
Ia, and Jacksonville, Fla, to Northern ports,
and $lo@12 z M are the rates on lumber and
boards. .4L s,s5..-
Misunderstanding 90 day bills 23I@2sX. :!
l.. DOMESTIC ExcHANaY.-The banks purchase
sight checks at par, and sell at X@X premium.
Outside they purchase at lA6@K q cent. pre-
MUM, and aell at a-ls@A premium.
0oLp-l3@14.
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ANEW PRESIDENT. AT an extra meeting OF
the Washington Light Infantry Rife Club
held last evening, Mr.. W. A. Courtenay was
unanimously elected president of the club.
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YR THIRSTY MoRrALs. ATrENTIoN!-Gard-
ner,s celebrated Soda Water, at the East Bay
News Room. Branch of the Hasel street es.
tabllshment. dprlo
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FuRcHaoTT, BENEDICT & Co. offer fifteen
pieces of Black Stripe japanese Sllks, at only
Is cents per yard. apr25
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AN elegant assortment Of Chlldren's Fancy
Hats, at G. C. Plenges, No. 2Ol King
street. mayll-l
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New York ,Riue Market.

s-. s.'f.... ~ nt. NEW YORK, May 9.
The Daily Bulletin says: The demand not very
active and the market shows quite q duh tone.
Holders offer supplies with moderation, and re-
fuse to name auy very decided. decline Ia values,
but the tone little soft and concessions necessa
~ in order to re8zef Sales OF 800 bags foreign In
lots az 6xa7o for Rang0On! and 1Xo fer Patpa..:
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You've Men, TAKE NoTIcE.-Base Balls and
Bats-cheaper than the cheapest. HAsEl
srprrT R.z..R, apr20-s
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To BUSINESS MEN.-save your money oy
purchasing your Blank Books at the Eas'
Bay News Room. oecl4s
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CRoouEr SEAsoy.-We are now furnishing
our customers with Croquet at So rs. HAZEL
STREET BAZAAR. aprZi-slutl
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THE COURTS.
United States District Court.

] United States District Court.
In this court yesterday, held by Judge
Bryan, the case of NJ. Fletcher Horne, charged
with embezzling from the mails was contln-
ued. The evidence being all In, the jury were
addressed By District Attorney CorbIn for the
government and Mr. Inglesby for the defence,
and verdict was rendered Of guilty on the
| first count and not guilty on the second and
third counts.
Mr.. Samuel B. Latham, OF Camden, was put
on trial on a charge of resisting revenue
officer in the discharge of his duty. The gov.
ernment was represented by Major Corbin
and the defendant was represented by Hon
W. D. Porter, and was acquitted of the
charge.
United States Circuit Court.
Ic the Circuit Court, yesterday, Judge Bryan
ordered the following named defendants,
charged with violating the enforcement act,
to be- transferred to the counties from which
they came and to be released on ball in accord.
ance with the order Of the I'd Instant, viz:
Calvin Moore, to Spartanburg; E. A. Turner,
J. W. Gafuey, R. L. Harmon, A. B. Francis,
John Moss, H. NJ. Moore, s. c. Randall, R. H.
Moss, j. P Moss, Marion Harris and Column
bus Ramsey, 10 York; Wm. Hardwick, Robert
Porter, j. q. Hancock and Anderson Hether-
| inglon, 10 Chester.
State Supreme Court.
The following cases were heard on Thurs
| day:
G. s. Ciawson vs. the Sutton Gold Mining
| Company. Mr. Thompson was heard for ap'
| pellunt. Mr. Wilson for respondents. Messrs.
Mellon anu Clawson In reply.
B. j. Currtun ct ux. rs. j. j. Watson. hr.
Wilson for apprllsnts. Mr.. Hart for respon-
dents. Dir. Wilson 10 reply. This case in
wolves directly he question OF the legality OF
f. Investments by trustees In Confederate States
securities Mr.. Hart argued pro; Dir. Wilson
con.
The docket was closed until Monday, 18th,
at 10 A. M.
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FRIENDLY UNION SUCIETY.-At the fifty
ninth anniversary meeting of this society, held
on Tuesday, the following officers were elect
ed to serve for the ensuing year: E. N. Pitrey,
president; j. u Dereef, vlce-president; 7. B.
Maxwell, secretary; WIN. McKinlay, treasurer.
Relief Commiltee-Thomas Lesesne, w. H.
Berney, F. H. Cdrmand. Battle-Ground Com
mlltee-W. 7. Ellie, F. b. Cdrmand, Joseph
Dereef, John Wilson. Stewards-Wm. R. Os-
borne, Thomas Lesesne. Standing Commit
tee-F. H. Carmand, s. W. Johnston, B. K.
Kiploch, B. A. Bosemon, N. D., VIM. q. Ber-
ney.
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Meetings This Day.

General Committee of State Sunday-School
Convention, at P. NJ.
Franklin Lodge, at hali-past I P. II.
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Auction Sales This Day.

WIN. Mckay will sell at 10 o'clock, at his
store, furniture, pianos, DC.
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Norros TO TOURISTS -Stereoscopio views OF
Charleston and vicinity for sale at the Hasel
street Bazaar. dec29
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Interior Cotton Markets.

YoRkvLLs, Nay 8.
Cotton is quoted at from IS to 2l cents.
la ...f H. '.t:F = ,sCHkRLoTTB, May g..
The sales the past week embraced ;a17 bales at
prices not. materially changed from former quo.
tatlons the market ruling quiet and steady at the
close on, Saturday low mlddnngs; 81. and mid
dlings q X cents. X -. = :; 2, 7.
Cotton is selling to-day at 2oaaoX cents:tl ~
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-05-11
Markets by Telegraph.
MONEY MARKETS.

LONDON, May 10.
Hoon.-Consols sS. Bonds ssA.:
NEW YORK, May 10
Noon.-stocks strong Gold steady at lSN.
Governments steady but dull. State bonds quiet.
EyenIng.-Freights ffmer. Mo:ey easy at
5to 7. Sterling stronger at 9, OK. to 9x.. Gold
i4XaI,k. Governments; CLOSED hrm at Is ad.
vance. Specie shipments tomorrow two millions.