The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-17
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Per Atlantic Telegraph.

LONDON AND LIVERPOOL MARKET.
LONDON, November 15.-Cotton opened dull
pricos declined fully o quarter; Uplands lid;
salo3 1000 bales Consols 90. Elves 7Ol.
LIVERPOOL, November 16.-Brcadstuffs market
without change. Corn quoted at 3ss. for Mixed
Western. Petroleum is. Gd.@1s. I'd. Consois 80.
Opening prices of American Sccurites-Fivcs, Cog
Illinois Central, IT.! Erios, 49t.
BERLIN, November 16.-The Admiralty Of Prus-
sa aro engaged in the creation Of strong feet,
and naval recruiting has been ordered to COM
monce Immediately in tho Duchies.
VIENNA, November 16.-The Journal OF to-day,
in editorial, says that customs negotiations
havo commenced botweon Austria and Prussia,
containing proposals calculated to paoify Europe.
LIVERPOOL, November 16--Noon.-The short-time
movement is extending among the cotton mills of
Lancashire. In Stoko-upon-Trcnt on tho 18th
inst, oyory earthenware manufactory closed, and
there universal strike and lockout.
Tho French Minister to Leave Washington.
WASHINGTON, November 16.-The Fronch Min
isor has received notice to leave here on December
10th, for his position Minister to Portugal
His SUCCESSOR will be here by that time.
Emportnnt Cabinet Consultntion.--Impnr-
tinl Suffrage Discussed.
WASHINGTON, November 1G.-Tho following was
telegraphed from this city to tho New York Times
by special correspondent: "Chicf Justice CHASE
called at tho White House this morning, and was
closetcd with tho President for about hour be-
fore his departure. Mr.. SEWARD, Gov. RANDALL,
Mr. McCULLocH and Mr.. BROWNING arrived and
remained in consultation with tho President until
10 O'clock 1t is bolivcd that this meeting for
consultation upon most important subject, based
upon OIL effort now making by leading men of all
parties to persuade tho President to Induce the
Southern people, in consideration of general am
nesty, to accept universal suffrage, with qualif-
cation Of ethor property or intelligence. Promi-
mont Southern mon are cooperating with tho Re-
publicans and Democrats in this effort"
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Horse Fair.
WASHINGTON, November 16.-The horse fair will
commence on Monday next. The prizes amount
to $4,000. Many noted horses will be present, in
Guiding Dexter and tho celebrated racer Meyoosler.
Mr.. Davis Removed to Better Quarters.
FoRTnEss MONROE, November 1G-JEFFEnsoN
DAVIS has boon removed from his casemates to
more commodious apartments in Carroll Hall.
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Steamer Arrivals.
NEW YonK, November 16.-The steamers WI
naingion from Galveston, and Veteran from Beau
iart, have errivod at this port
Tho Mississippi Commissioners.
WASHINGTON, November 16.-The Mississippi
Commissioners, who are urging tho release OF
JEFFERsoN DAVIS, will remain hero until they have
another interview with the President.
Secretary Stanton Pleads Not Guilty.
WASHINGTON, November 1G.-Secretary STANTON
has, through his counsel, cnterod plea of not
guilty in tho suit for trcspass brought against him
in the Circuit Court by W. T. SwINroN, banker
hero, who was imprisoned during tho war. >
New York Market.
NOON DISPATCH.
NEW York, November 16.-Cotton declined 1c.
salos small, at 33@a3j. Gold 42s. Exchange o..
Sight 81. Flour dull Southern $12.50@17. White
Corn 1c. lower
EVENING DISPATCH.
Cotton steadier; salcs 1900 bales, at 33935.
Flour dull sales OF 5000 bbls. Southern at $12.50
@17. Wheat dull sales $4,000 bushels Corn
irregular sales 1879, 600 bushels. Pork lower Moss
20.25@23 ST. Whiskey moro active. Rice quiet.
Sugar dull. Naval Stores quiet; Turpentine 75@
,.77t; Rosin s5.25011; Tar s3.5O@4.5o. Gold 43t.
Mobile hiHrIsot.
MOBILE, November 16.-Sales to-day 700 bales
hliddlng, 3J@31c. Sales for tho week 42lJ balos.
oceipts for tho week 9s56 balos, against 91OO last
.uoek. Exports for the weok S192 bales. Stock
unsold 34, 900 balos.
New Orleans Market.
NEW ORLEANS, November 16. Cotton irregular
and lower; Middlings 31@32c. Stock las, 800 balcs
Sugar inactive; fair 12@12sc. Molassos, inferior
50o.; prime 75@7ac. Corn in good demand al
$40. Flour in good demand; Superfne s11.5o
Rxtra $12@16.50 Pork lower and dull at $28. so
Bacon dull; Shoulders 15c., Sides 164c Lard stea-
dy, 14A01Go. Oats in fair demand, 64065o. Hay
in good demand at 500. Whiskey firm at $40
Gold 49,.
Emigration to tho United States.
Tho Philadelphia Age says Of the above subject
There has been q very large influx of foreign
population during the present year. Tho numbel
Of arrivals registered ut Castle Carbon, New York
from January to the 31st Of October, is 202 40
against 1856 151 for the same period of last yeara
rate Of influx which equals the most active yoara
United States Economist, that o very marked
ohange has occurred in the nationality OF tho popu
lat H.