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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-26
Consigneos por South Carolina Railroad,
November "a.

$40 bales Cotton II bbls Spirits and IS bbls Crude
Turpentine 110 bbs Roain 1s4 bags GRAIN IS Lum
bor Iron, Cattle chartered cArs and Sum-
dries TO DR. D Blgh, Raroad Agent Street Bros Co,
Willis Chisom. 4 Walkor, W Calhoun, W Rhom,
sa hmsh{ u vn Wniaer Wfams a Ma m Bank, Shop
Pnnsle. Gaillard l. Ninott Il Wlas & Go. II Cobia
Co, H Rodgers + Co. A Lengniek DR. winthrop r
Smith, RauitEer Bro Hhnckalfosd Fraser Clownoy
Boggs, w d Williams, Mrs ZeFnow Col Low. p Blake "
noComh. Roper Btoney, Hurknmp Ravenel, King
Yennina w L Hebt. Mrs Furnnn 3 d whia, Cohen,
Hnnekel Go. 4 Ryan. " Duteo Co. M Gimp
son, d De'anssure J D Kirkpatriek, Thurston q
Holraea, Jordan, II Caldwell q Som, KenApaux q
IAlaue, Fruror Dill, d Utsay. A Robinson q 90. A.
bee Warrcn. A Hoplny co, " Lobby, Jo6ords b
Go. Whitseaere. Son %, L Il Ayer Co. Al Fielder.
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Havana Market.


HAVANA. November 17--rho sugar market has been
excited during the wook, with good spirit and
actions have been abundant at about the rates
governed the market last week. Planters down from
their high horses and willing TO be reasonable while
Jose Maria puts tho Lions share In his pocket He
will mako good sugar saint. too. when tho world and
tho things thereof done with Whites through .6,;a
browns do, Nos IL and a. at $3Sa3I do do,
Nos to TO- at $3Ha3h do centugal-sac Of lot 1897
boxes mo l0 130 do mo 81 and II hhds mo 81 at s3
do; MuBcoTadots-the slight stock remaining hold at
S3Ns37< do. good refining quaes-
Shipped during the wesk boxes and 425 hhds Of
which, to the United Ststes for Now York 1891 boxes
Id hds Boston 1917 boxes and Now Orleans 655 boxes
and 23i hhds-basnce TO Europein pors boxes
to mOnteYeo leaving stocks In tho two ports of
boxes and 6l hhds against for period Of 1885 Of
62o79 boxeB and 332 hhds confirming remarks in my
port by last steamer holasses-mosy sold and shipped
TO Now Orleans henco and from ManZas; cayed to) at
rials per keg and * do for musooyado; new sweets
In depoait, in MatanEas viii find buyers the coming
weak Honeyetock reduced; good and heavy ready sale
at TO ~ rias per gallon. Rum SCARCE demand,
and ut rates last advised Coffee at SICK ST. Loaf
tobacco and twists without change
FnRIoHTs-Yet very dull; chartered for Now York. tho
bark MI W. Brett full cargo at 81 per box No other
for q. 8. ports North Falmouth and oriers business
bass 81 IFS Cd 70 f3 IS Cd, nominai no transactions
during the week.
EIonANoB-Sterling, London and indirect payable 10
days sight at a21 premium; sales at the figures 1000
Paris 7ta7H, 40 days sight United States payable New
York and Boston, 60 days aght currency 2ia25&,
several packages disposed OF $50 900 at gold at
premium, ind 5000 do 121f do. U. gold and Mexican
dollars as last reported.
Our money market stringent for necessihes st II Der
annum, good security, out Of bank.
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THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS. NOVEMBER 26, 1866

oa Leman. BIrB Scott, Mrg Julia Billings, Levts d
Boyardus, Thoe siddonB and In tho Bteerage.
Per steamship Andslusia from Now York-Cnptain
Marshall, Mrs Western and child, j l. Victorious.
Per steamer Fannie, from Georgetown, B C-J La
Bruce and lady, q La Bruce.
Per steamer Emile, from Savannah, &o-C l. Colby and
lady, Miss L Richardson Elliott Mrs Elliott child
and servant, Miss M Rhett Pope, Chaplin, Rev
Moore, W IL Bruin. @ Brayton. and Is dock.
Per steamer Pilot Boy, from Savannah, Beaufort and
Hilton Head-T W Lewis, D Martin, p Yailo g W
Benton, L Danzenbaker J Sammis, NJ Politzer, j L
Wellmsn, W Calvert. j G Foster and deck
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Phiin1elph7n Market.

PHILADELPHIA, November r23.-Corros-Prices have
declined, and the market continues very dull Small
saes of ddngs reported ut 32a33o for Upands and
3ia35c p ID for New Orleans.
GRooEnIEs-Prioes unsettled and dropping. owing
to the further decline In gold md hear Of sales Of
either Sugar or Cotoe worthy Of notice.
FLoUR-The market continues very dull and prices
unsettled and lowor; 400 bb City Mills Family soid In
lots to the home trade, including
Northwest Superflne. e....................W6 600 rs
N0fhWest E1tfa... o09 b 0o
NOrtnWeBt
Penns ylvania and Wostorn Buperhno..... 0091 so
Pennsylvania and Western Extra o0@110 80
Peu,nsylvans and Western Extra Family oO1o14 80
Pennsylvania and Western Fanoies .n e0@S15 80
Rye Flour T. ~; T1S 90
hI prices. Small sales OF PennsylvanA red at 10 TO-
and Southern do ct s. 10 25 Bye may be quoted at
81 S6 Wegtern and 81 40 for PannByina Corn
nues dull with sales Of 5000 bushels old yellow a 81 10
20, decline and do at 95 oenta Oats attract
but little attention; 400 bushels Pennsyyania sold at 60
ca cents por busle The receipts to-day follows:
1850 bbls flour; 8O76 buahes whOat Go6o buRhaB corn;
1900 bushels oata. 81"
Pnev1srosa-Prices arc weak and unsettled, and tho
market continues very dull. Small Bales making at
s2 per Dbl for now moss pork loa13o per b for plain
and fancy bacon hams 16c for picked do; 14a14ko for
salt souiers 3l4o for lard In bbls and tcs and Ito
$40 per Id for butter, as TO quality.
WmsKEY-Oontihues very dull. Ohio bbls sell In
retail way at 80 "A per gallon In Pennsylvania there 10
nothing doing.
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Tho inspections of Flour and Meal In tho city OF Bal-
follows Howard Street. 1855 bols and 90 half bbIs CITY
Mills 1859 bbls and 90 half bbs Ohio 1910 bbls and
Family 1898 bbls and 90 haf bhls-total Wheat Flour.
a. 233 bbls and 90 hnf bbs Together with bblB yo
Flour, and 1893 bbls Corn MeeL
GnAIN-Wheat-97oo bush white and ; 80 bush red Of
forcd market dull and pricos further declined 6sl0o per
bushncudcd in tho salos 400 fair white ut u 49,
255 bush prime do at $3 TO- and several email lots
choice at 50 1000 bush rcd ranging from "a 81 to S
the Latter for prime Oorn-98 900 bush white and 6809
bush yellow roceyed pricos favored buyers with sales
of 1900 bush choice whlt now at 81 5000 buah goodo
primo do at 9a97c $500 bush do at 90a9o and Interior
losas low 80o 20 bush old white at IL 49, 5000 bush
yellow at 95a9o 500 bush old do at Il 12,1 13
dull and lowor les 1000 bush ut b4a57c bulk 65a56o
fo' primo Ryo2o bush rocoivod 500 huah sold at u 80
per bush.
Hoas-wo quote at SO 58s9 not Packers have not ye.
taken hold.
MoLAssns-No salos and prices remain nominnlly un-
changed.
MILL FEEp-Is dull and lower; quote Brownstuffs
23aa5c; Mddtings light 30a3oo; eItr do 800 busha.
PnoyIsIoAs-The market Is UNSTEADY. Wo quote Bacon
Shoulders which scarce, ut 15fa16c; rib Sides 16ka
16c; clesr rib 1870; su5ar-cured Hams Doc No bulk
meats offered Mess Pork last sao at 24 p bbl for
Western. Lard du rotnil sale, OF city bbs IA OTIS
q ib.
SAsr-Is steady na last quoted, Wig: for Iivorpool
Ground Alum 80 25a2 30. and Fne ss 1oao % y sack
store.
sEEps.-clover is steady; receipts Light and readily
ken report sales OF 100 bushels 50 SO for
fair to prime. Timothy is steady but entirely nominal In
the absence Of snes quote at 5Oas 75 Flax IS 20
per bushel, tho price paid by cruthers.
sUaAn--We have only 70 noe sales Of % to 80 hhds
quiet and prices nominal OF tho decline quoted
WHIaKEYThe market CONTINUES very irregular most Of
tho City distilled ts shipped In bond to Now York; and
Western is hold noninay at 23a Country In second
tremely low pices quote ut sa 25s2 80 per gallon
large and small lots.
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WiImInnfon Market.

WILMINGTON November 24-Tho market today
aoctod by tho liyorsa sLgnaton In business through
out the country, has been unusually dull for oil classes Of
merchandise. Wo notice but low salos and these gcner
ally ut lower rates than previous quotations.
RosIN.-Sales Of CT bbls No aud common at "a. and
OF low No and common OF IA per $50 lbs.
C0FFoN.-l2 bales sold at 80 La3Io for middHns and
28c for low mlddins.
SPIRITS TUnpENTINE--91 bbls ohnngod hands at GA
67c pe. gal aud 20 bbls extra New York pka nt CSC.
TAn-Is unchanged. Sales OF $50 bbs ut II rs.
CRUDE rURrRSrtNH-Has destined 100. Only Ito bbls
sold nt IS for virgin and yellow dip and half prioe for
hard
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Augusta Market.

AUGUSTA, November 2i.-FINANcIAI.-The Gold
market Old tins morning easy; Brokers were buying
at 4O and selling ut 143 hdvices from Now York Mt noon
caused considerable irregariy, and we could get no
quot .ons r. NJ. Brokers buying Silver ut 135 and
selling at 14o.
CorroN-Thcro has boon fair domnnd during tho
day. little oorng Sales for tho day 1923 bales
80; at 81 32 nt 80; "a at 32 SO at 49, and
bales at 3 cents The receipts are 272 bnes We quote
rs yesterday:
Strict Mldttl1lg. ...-.............-.o
Good bIidClinR.
HfddHnp Fair.
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Now orlenun l1exlket.

nao In ooton wore confined TO sao morning. and vcro
WY Hised Only 100 balm were sold at previous quo
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Mobile Market.

HORuID November -OorrOH.-A light demand heo
oK1ted to-day with light stock Offering Sales 300 bales;
zairkat coang quiet but hrm at 3la32c for MiddlIng
AonprAaY AND FnAno1A1.-The following are tho
1lodng quotations;
Gold lfInl1S. sterling 148a1Eo New York Eight par
checking, and Ken discount buying. Fsw oriean1 Hsht
BeS. .4. .... s.
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CoTroN-In our Inst weeks review, Ho reported the
market very irregular and unsettled eeers being inds
posed to meet the m.ket and limited sales on the basis
OF $40 for Strict Mddling.
FntpAY-Iitie olange to note. Holders still firm in
eir demands and buyers indisposod to operate About
aarURpXIShdvcessfro "a Now York, indicating moro
gettlod aud active market nduoa1 considerable inquiry
Buyers, however were still unwilling to make any con-
oesslons, and only 80 bales sold.
n )NnAY In r New York advices of decline in gold
o opouod with little demand for the staple Be-
fore the close Of the day some few buyers
market and 800 bales wore sold at tho figures Of yester
day. .. .o- ,o,. .,
vorabe, holders seemed inspired with oondeacs
and indsposed to meet the m .rket. About $50 bales
sold, the basis OF $50 for srict Iniddiing.
WEDNEsDAY.-A better foeling seemed tn pervado tho
market to-day, with demand, at slight advance
for the better GRADES. 800 bales were sold, with no
THURsDAY.erhs day having been Get apart by tho
Legislature day OF humiliation and prayer business
was necessarily very much curailcd. Some 400 balcs
however reported sold at 32s33c for strict h good
middlinS.
FR1nAY-In spite of O bettor feeling in Liverpool
get nothing but diaaourang news from Now YORK. and
there have transactions today About so baas
chnnged hands, at n decline yesterdays figures
though many sellers still holding of for reaco
dlinsa
with stok of noarly 900 balos at tho port this
would Indicate greater confidence than seems ustfabfo
b1t that with ships for Liverpool, and several
tertane that separate influence will be exerted which
will render less dependent on the Now York market
REoRIPTs-No Increase is yot shown-in tact falling
or from last woel.
It La not probable that larger receipts will be accredited
until cotton sells freely pnnors generally hnyo
not realized hitherto cont forward
SEA IsI.ANDs.-The domand has boen moro limited
during the week past and the accounts from Liverpool
Of tho large receipts and heavy decline in Egyptians has
It should be stated however that until the usual num-
Dor of buyers into tho market md some COMPETE
Non established little else be expected than forced
Gales and low prices
COTTON STATEMENT.
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The Charleston Cotton Market.

0FFIC OF THE DAILY NEWS, I
CHARLESTON, Saturday, Nov "a, 1860.
On Saturday thoro good attendance Of buyers,
but tho stock light that buyers wore prevented
from operating but in limited The saeS amounted
to some 1G2 bales, at advance Of full half cont q ib
viz SO at 30 % at 81 At 3; 66 at s2 and az at 32H
We quoto
Low Middling ng................SO o.
EluulnH .oU}a9Dol
Strlct MludRnB.. -oZtED-
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Pasgon8o1u.

Per Gtsazanhip Quahr CITY, for How YoSf-Jnmos Law
scn. Jr. Buthexhad, Daniel Ottonngu, Capt Poet
Edward Kerngan, IcaAa DAyesas Bgnal and lady
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Exports.

DO5TON-Per steamship George Upton-1i0 terces
Rice, 8b bales Upland Cotton, Z bags Sea Island
Cotton, 70 cases Merchandise, Oh balos Rugs, Paper
and Ropc, 1870 hogsheads and barrels Iron &c.
land Cotton, S6 bales Sea Island Cotton, IA uercos
Rice, 80 packages Sundries.
E1IIIADELpHIh-Per steamship Whirlwind-75 bnlcs
Cotton, bales Rope Cuttings 100 tons Logwood, II
casks Rice, hid md bbls Iron, cases Tobacco,
baio Bagging, 6 bbls and IS bags Fruit, 75 empty
Barrels, Il bales Domestics, rs packages sundries
Per sUhr Mann-275 tons Logwood
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Savannah Market.

SAVANNAH, November %. -Trado generally has
greatly improved. Many buyers hero from the IN
tnror wholesale dealers have tto to complain
Of Large stocks being rapidly disposed Of aud fair
prices obtained.
Tho most serious drawback, however is tho tightnosH
OF tho money market. With little sale for cotton, and
Is, 900 bales hand, representing nearly 900,
feotly nmovab!e it Is not to be wondered ut that
merchants crampod for want of moansthe moro SO
when banking facilities nre extended.
EXcHANGE.-rrinsactious in Sterling arc still quite
hmltcd. few sales reported Mt 13G for hrsclssB
commercial bills.
Domestic Exchange has been closer during the week.
Tho Banks buy at e off, aud sell at discount to par for
nght ON Now York, according to quantity.
Time bills arc heavy at q cent. and interest of
6oLD.-0wng to the auctuating condition and down.
ward tendency of the Now York market little is do
ing here and largo mlrgin preserved to insure against
1osa. We quote ut A3al45
FRBIauTs-A number OF vessols, both steamer and
gnii, in port nn shippers have full accommoda
dons. To New York full freghts obtained, thou n
not worry active to other Northern ports To the West
indies there many vessels up, and little Offering.
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Nashville Cotton Market.

The cotton market opened very brisk yesterday
ing and continued active up to noon. There Iull
d the afternoon and the market closed quiet OF 20a2
The transactions reported yesterday {Eov. 22l
fo11oHB:
Received. bales. .4s3
1hipped.. 1883
Dhlob.
(HorB.-For the information Of producers Of cotton,
We would state that tho above quotations subject to
deduction OF three cents per pound whom the purchaser
Faya tho taxi
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Chicago Market.

The following table shows the price Of leading articles
In this market saturday last compared with tho ruling
prices on the corresponding date In 1865:
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FLouR-0ur IN arket continues hcNy; buyers stiH hold
off, notwithstanding tho doclno in priocs Tho only slo
reported was few hundrod bbls City Mills Spring Wheat
sales low 25. Meal is unchanged; last sales
were ut IS 90 por bb Wo quote tho range of prcos
follows.
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Lato Markets.

CINCINNATI. November 21-Tho decline In gold unsot-
tied market for oil articles and prices at tho close
to great extent nominal. Flour dull aud but little
doing. Wheat per cent lowor. and the market unset
tied Corn dull but old being in light supply hold
firmly, very dull at 6)c Oats 1a3c lower dull
No 40 A7o. Rye dull and prices drooping No 81 90.
Barley dull demand. 'skey steady nt 54c In bond.
Hogs dull and dropping at SCAT the gross and
81 Is not Receipts 5000. Green meats duh and prices
nominal at 6haloAo. Lard nominal at IL 2ha1shc no
buyers Bacon In moderate demand, ut 14c ehouI-
ders, and IA for clear sides Provisions dull and
changed Butter dull al 28a90c Cheese dull at 10.
Cotton hold hrm1y. but tho demand is less active; mild
ding SEC Gold 1877.
sr. LOUIS, November 22-Cotton fiat Flour stagnant,
sales confined to small lots at $40 5oal0 IS for single
tra; IL 80 for double oItra Whoat lower market fat
good spring II 20a-2 good and primo fall ~ 40a2 IS;
choioo 81 0a2 TO- Corn unsettled and owor at 81
10 oats lower at 5ll55c Provisions dull and droop-
Ing New mess pork 2te; choice clear sides i5taa15c
key duh at 80 s2aa Co. Hogs dull and tendency down
ward
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LIvHnPoor, November 10.-LrvRaPoo1 Provision
tends downuard ohoase inactive and tandng downward;
butter steady; taow stsady-46s 6da48s for American
LryEnPo0L, November 10.-LIvRRpooL PRopUog M Az
Gales ut 36sa42s for pots and poars;
sugar quiet but Arm; coffee dull rice quiet and stoady;
nseed cakes steady s los; cod oil quiet steady; LIN
seed oil quiet 4Os 6a41s rosn quiet at 9saos Cd upr-
Its turpenne quiet at Isat2s; petroleum heavy and
firm; tin firm.
LONDON MAnHErs November 1o-Baring Brothers and
other authorities report Breadstus easor Sugar auet
and steady. Cofee frmer. Rice hrmer Tea eanior.
Iinsoed dull Lnsced Cakes firm. Spirits Turpe1t tine
tends upwards Petroleum tends downwards; quoted at
1B 6dh1s I'd for ranod inseed Oil steady at 97e9das
Sperm Oh nominal. 1slow quiet at 4Ss 9da44s.
GLASGOW. November 10.-Plour steady. Wheat firmer.
Corn advanced Cd and tonding upward.
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COM M ERtiIAL
Imports.

ldATANzAS-Per schr T FrazierN0 hhdB Sugar, 81
hhds Sugar. 40 boxes Sugar. to Order; Gu bales Loaf
Tobacco, to Saas Il Co; so 900 Ornngcs loads Plan
tains, 50 dozen rineapples, to the Master.
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2C6.S07
Cleared last tiroo days. All
eiehred PREVIOUSLY ...lo66Do-llo,
Stock on hand. nd.............. 165.o7s
ToBAoco-Wo hnvo sales to report to-day. Our quo
tatfons remain Us follows: Low fair b loo; good 0af2o
hno l3a5e choice selections 1sa20ci outlos and balors
2Ua25o a III.
SUGAR AND MoIhssEs-There were reoepts OF 18S hhds
Sugar, 230 bb3 and ID half bbls of Moiasses Tho do
mand for Sugar Ia connod strictly TO tho Loo al hnd and
only nbout 63 hhds disposed Of at prcos which
hibit further falling Off of 40 . b on all of tho dos
cripons oorng. Moassos s IN request though az still
further reduced rates. and about $50 bbs and % half
bbs changed hands principally for shipment TO North
and our nci,yhhoring townS Wo append tho follow
ing as the ruling quotations:
q ID. | Mo1AssBs. y gal.
Inferior. ....... 8]ia 90 inferior. a50o
Common. a!0 Common. a6I
1ooo common ..lufaaloAt ta1r ..-..oo hol
Fair ..;.........l1 ALL Prime. .......--.. a6S
Pr1no .la3al3Hl
Yellow clarified. .13 haal3Lt
The market for Cuba Sugar aud Molasses is dull and
only retail business is doing at 13a36c per lb for Nos
II and 13 Sugar in boxes and Csc gallon for Moiasses
in hLds
shipment to Liverpool while there is little nothing
doing for oshor ports- full complement has boon
gagcd for tho stoanor the bcrth for Liverpool at
SIC per ID cotton. Tho rates 1c b for cotton
and poo per Dbl for 1our by stoam for Nuw York. and Ike
per ID for cotton Boston Sail for New York nc per
ID for cotton 75G par Dbl for flour Soil for Boston Nc
for cotton aud 75c per bb1 for flour Philadelphia and
910l per lb for cottoa: for Havro 10. full compile
mont Is engaged for tho Liverpool steamer which arrived
. few days ago, ut Id por Id for cotton.
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their of1oea generally, and adjourned to tho Fair
Grounds abandoning wisely sush gala day, business
for poasuro The amount OF business done realy
Bma and undor such circumstances tho sales afford
criterion Of q market
sTArRMEEr COTTON.
Stock OH hand September 1. 1866. bales--f01eS
heceiyod last three days ........."..-.. 12TS9
hecelSeu PreViously ..161 2o6-1Gf7G
2C6,S07
Cleared last throo dnys. 4,fH
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Baltimore Market.


BALTIMORE, November 23.-OoFFIB-Lnte yester-
day cargo OF bark Agnes 1850 bags Rio sold to
city dolor terms not trlnspiru. We hnYe also heard
tody of 400 blgs Rio private ors. and 100 bags do
OF lsal9 gold The market closed with more inquiry
CorToN.-rho market rcnaius inactive but holders
firm, though prices only bo quoted nominal fol-
lows
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COTTON STATEMENT.
-
1866
1886.
Ssa ssnat,.IUpl'd.
Gtook on hand Sept. L.,
Received hnce Nov is.
Reoeivod previously.

ftock on hand Nov. 3..... 888I 18,629 900. ....
RIon-The receipts OF Georgia and South Carolina
Anus heavy, though Wholesale demand has yet oc-
@1rred. Prices are Weakening, and eIhibit downward
tsndencJ. We quote at 19A11kc for clean, and % 25a
a 80 for rough.
Rangoon l. in better supply. with fair retail demand
At QLa10c.
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FoRrnKsa MORMON, Nov 0,-The steam tug Fearless,
from Charleston for Boston, went lahore on the l7th
instant the outer reef of Beaufort and was to-
tally wrecked. She was Afterwards eoh an ahe Law fr
$500. She wns partially injured.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-04-02

NC. ARTHUR, Agent for paying pensions.
Ofiice, No. l Mcclure House, being the same
formerly occupied by Adams Express Co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-04-02

THE tow-boat Hercules, with twelve
loaded coal-barges, coming down the
Ohio river on the morning of March q,
ran against the monitor Tippecanoe,
caI1ip of that vessel, and causing it to
DRIFT against the monitor Oneonto,
bending the latter's iron ram several
inches out of line, and forcing her from
her moorings. Both monitors tloated
some distance below the city before they
could be stopped. 1t is not definitely
known how many coal-boats were sunk
af,oot and proceeded on her voyage
without landing, but it is believed that
EIGHT were lost. Three steamers had
previously!been wrecked by these mon
itors. and steamboatmen loudly de-
mand their removal. l..a