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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-23

Stock on hnnd md on shipboard.... 143 6368 81
RIcE--The receipts continue light and amount to
about 5000 bushels Carolina Rough and ITO uerceo
Caroinn Clean-tho latter from Georgetown g. @. Tho
market has bccn dull and declining and sales
OF some 800 orces of Carolina Clean. Tho prices have
been Irregular but the rates yesterday were about
1o;S911tlc . 1b for fnir to good Carolina and 1oHc. q
fb for nforior-tho latter ratio boing nominal choice
lot would, psrhnps. aell above highest figures
NAVAL sfoREs.-Thc receipts Of Rosin amount TO
about 500 bbls which sold mostly arrival s6as7
u bbl for No l. and So so for No. O. There been
only light receipt OF spirits about 15o bbs were dis
posed of at 66aG7c q gallon. No transactions In Crudo
Turpentine Tar.
HAY-A small lot of about 125 bales North River con.
stuto the receipts of tho week We noto transactions
In this class OF Hay at S1.50 a hundred There have
been receipts OF Eastern We quote North River at
91.b00$1.65 per hundred.
OORN.-Thore has been received during tho week
about 5000 bushels. all from Baltimore Sales of $500
bushels Baltimore Whito took place at $3.50 q buahe
weght bags included and 1900 bushols do on private
terms. We learn Of largo transactions in other de-
descriptions. The domand is quito Light We quote
bushei !"
oATs.-There has been received during the weel,
about 5000 bushels from Baltimore wo quote tho article
et $40. bushe weight at which prico have
taken place.
FLOUR.-The market ia fully supplied with rnoa,
qualities. There Is fair demand principally for city
consumption, at about previous quotations. say 80 "a
Dbl for Northern and Western Super In large lots end
s12 y Dbl in small quantitos; Extra $125o@s13 q bbl
baltimore Super sfa@sli: Extra s15 q bbL; Family
brands ore seln. Mt F169ls q Dbl
BACON.-Thore 10 but little demand for this article
nnd with good stock of all kinds the market holders
find II diollt to sell In large quantities Prices have
fallon Off during tho weok, and quote Prime shoul
dersat 17117Ac q b.; Prime Ribbed Sides at
Primo Cleas Ribbed at 1o@loc, and Clear sdes al 2oo
p fb.
6ALT.-The demand continues to be supplied at about
previous quotations, Bay s250 a sack for Liver
poo-this being tho rate for limited lots. largo lo
has boon sold during the week at lower figures.
BAGGING AND ROPE.-rho market Ia VOL supplied
with Gunny Cloth which Is generally sold at 3435c
yard but learn OF transactions largo lots at lese
rateB Rope continues in ample supply, and we quote
primo Hemp at 2o@23c q b. Inferior qualities can be
purchased at loss rates.
TIMBER AND LUMBER.-There is but light stock
Of these articles but learn change In prices
Common Timber is selling at s5@S10 q NJ; good Mill
Timber Mt s11@s13; and shipping do at S16@sIs % a
Raft Lumber is ceiling at s1o@s16 q NJ. and City steam
rswed Lumber at s2o@fs0 q NJ.
FRRIGHTs-To Livcr1ool-Most OF tho spare room
having been taken up the rates havo advanced and SOC
bales Upland Cotton has boon engaged for small vesse
On the gpot o. I'd q i shp TO arrive has boon takon
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FLoun,Iho marlot continues very dull. anu prices
& and ra,hor lower; shout 400 bbls. sold in
lps u tho home trs1c, Including
Northwest SupGruno. ST 61G ~
northwest Extra Family ily.............12 IL OOGgI3 90
IonhsyiSanii and Western Supcrtine. OOGG 75
Pennsyiyaiia nnd Western Extra, ,..... o OOSI 10 20
Pennsyyan and Western Extra Family. 10 5U@1I5 90
Poiisyyania and Western Egncics. l5 5na0I6 90
~'1c T6G0 D w
oRAth-Ino offerings of wheat, although exceedingly
Small arc moro th IN ample for tho demand and prices
nave downward tendoncy. salcs of Pennsylvania rod
at 33 TO- and Southern do 3 10; white ranges
W S5 10 to 49, Ryo may bo quoted ut 81 37a1 As for
Mustcrn and Pennsylvania Corn not much inquir-
od ailer saos Of 5000 bushels yellow and aoa
ut 81 70 Oata quiet with salcs OF 1000 bushels South
ern ut G3c and Pennsylvania ut 64a65c; 600 bushels
ioior sold ut Goo 5000 bushels Now York worowed bar
10y sold at II 81. Tho receipts to-day follows
!00 bDis four 1900 bushels wheat 2S00 bushels corn
400 bu3lols oats.
PRoyIsIoHs.-Pho market continues very dull and
Prices havo again declined. Small sales making at
$40 per Dbl tor pork 19a23c per Id plain
and fancy bacon hams; 17al7fc for pckod hams; 14a
for salt shoulders; Aa14l for primo lard in bbls
and tcs, nnd 17a33c por lb for butter, to quality.
WHIsKEY.-Prces aro unchanged; small saos OF bbls
are making a ~ 41a2 IA for Pennsylvania and SO 43a2 A
por gallon for Ohio.
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LIST OF SHIPPING
I'm tho Port OF Ch nrIeston, November 2S, 1865.
yERsHIs UNDER 100 TONS, AND STEAMERS coAsI1Ha
WITHIN THE STATE s1cKPrRp


STEAMSHIPS
Qunker CITY, 14S tons. West. st Adser's wharf, for Now
ses'dul. sic tons. button at Union wharf for saia
whaHd Fargo :: saa Whsr or PSo
dephis. loading. n Baker & Co
...p SHIPS.
Ida Lily 766 tons. Mnott at Atlantic wharf, for Lvor-
Missouri. tons. Edwards, at Atianio wharf for Ev. w.
erpoei ioaoinS. ..Stoet bros &: Co
DARKs.
Anse duArdieno Fr aa6 tons. Willis. at Marah's wharf,
Shaw lBrl si4 tons. caan at vAnderhorsts wharf
for tho West Indies, Waiting j a Enslow 90
Priscilla 767 tons, EdOvean at Atlantic wharf from New
rcm go tons cnho s %sns Gs
wharVes. from Bronen. discharging. ..............
......................... .......d Hopley & Co
DRIGS.
carmon Qrl, OF tons. Faulkner, in Ashley River. for
Redwood, ao tons Borden, at Bcnnotia wharf, from
JovsS M0Tpos ta aSp Toparn E1slow isa
Cardigan Q5rl, 100 TONS Young at Boyce Co.'S wharf
from Liverpool. dischnrging .J Fraser & Co
from Liverpool, dscllnrgng. .... Holmes stoney
Union tBrl 1873 tons Sckney at Dry Dock wharf, from
Ring tons Nyros at Gcmncrciai wharf sh,na from
New York, disoharBinS. III Bakor & Co
sCHoONERS.
Aid (Br) - tons Mccormick at Central wharvca, from
Magnolia. l30 toms Chase, at Marshs wharf ON Turks
ona 8ai:t; at 1nar1 ns'S@ for Ss%
IawS Mao los TOMS at oenri wSaT 20
from Philsdelphia, repairing. H Bakor d 90
Mann. ,sons Stanford. at Dry Dock wharf, for
VIM Slater S tons. sssacy, a Brown CO eT wharf GG
for Darien, Ga; ready. d5.."."......,"".....4 .4aster
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ConsiSnocs per Northeas storm Railroad,
November 29.
PASScnrc,.s.

Por steamship AIoneka, for New Yorr-AIra O Ii Hart
n Master Hart Mckinn, w nj Sage McCrcighton, & W
Per steamer Pilot Boy, from ava nna via Hilton Head
&GwE Hutchinson, q O Chadwick, J Tucker, Mrs
Williams, chdron and servant L Wright Mrs Siann
Mrs Hyatt, Mrs Wade Mrs Pcndcrgast, Major N Ed
monIston. II Mcintyre, Farraboo. ] Paine, d No
Foster Donnett NJ Hamilton. s Chisol,n, W N
HeTywarl, q Holmes, A mcIis hop, * Collins, j
Goldsberi,. r Hendricks, and on deck.
Per steamer Fannie from GEORGETOWN, CDR Spark
man, > A Humc DR. j M Carr. DR. II Fishburne, DR. L
l. Frost, Miss Frost Mrs B Tucker, Mrs B Alston B
Word, W Il Dorrill. Mrs II Dorrill. Mrs II + Edin
kin, and 25 OH deck.
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PORT CALENDAR.
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CHARLE sToN.
Arrived Yesterday.
CORRECTED WEEKLY.

hTTiVeh 1Cstcruuys
Armstrong : Co. Brookbanks 81 BRISTOL, II Bis,
Bros brown { Co, Bell. J cosgrove, @ CAMERON CAMERON,
Barkloy Go. J Cantwe 4 90. 7 NJ Cater. A Canalc NJ
Dill. Fodman. T Forrcston ] Flnum l. Co, Gruber
Martin. Gerdts & Co, A Getty 4 Co, w Gale { Co,
Jungbluth JofFords CO, II Kellors 4 Co. Kiatte
Marion. Muller & Nimitz, Mehrtens wohItmann. s r
Marshall, Noise. Nathan ottolengui, O'Ncill
Quackenbush Ostondorf Co. j Il Prngle, W Pad
don. Il Il Aseat, Robertson, Ring, Russell Som
mers Baruch, Shields & Commns, Smith & Tower. NJ
schoheld Shackolford Fraser. southern Express Co,
Shepherd, Due oohen, Taylor 4 Co, woiskopG. j
Wiley, sommers. Walker. White Mixer " Whii:
don & Co, Whitney, Walker, q W Williams L Co. L )
G Wood, E willetts, Renneker & Glover, Prossor W
Roach chisolm Bros Roper & stoncy, L f Meyer. and
gg RnS Ayres New YoEE 10 days
BschoG, Gibbes Co. Grieser Smith. Hart g. co,
iilicnthai, kinsman Bro, D siicox q Ring, Bissel
&C. %hor pSt Hy AGENT Agent via
Bluirton. Boyds Landing. and Beaufort. 10 bales up
land and balo s Cotton and Mdze. To Ferguson &
stoll cbb h Co. Southern Express Co. and order
Steamer Fannie. Davis Georgotown. 8 C. 25 terce
Rice, To Ferguson Holmes. Thurston & Holmes
Shackelford Fraser.
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Monoks, Lobby. Now York-winis 4 chisolm
schr Marion Gago. Sheppard Hilton Head-W Roach.
Wont to Sea Yesterday.
Steamship Mono.n. Lobby. New York.
Schr Kato Wentworth. Adams, Boston.
From This Port.
Steamship saragossa Crowcn, New York, Nov 10.
Steamship Adele, Hail. at Baltimore Nov 10. via Hanp
ton Roads.
Schr Daniel Britton, -. Baltimore Nov 20.
Up for this Port.
schr Joseph Allen. Kelso at Baltimore. Nov 90.
Cleared for this Port.
steamship Raleigh, Marshman, at Now York, Nov 20.
Memoranda.
Tho Boice, Boioe. from Boston for this port q
Holmes Hole, Nov 16
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CONN MERCIAL.
IT'S for tho Nveek endIng Thursdax

HHports Tor tho Week ending Thursday
November 40.
PonRIaR.
LIYERP00L-Pors ship Southern Rights-1t6 bales Sca
leland Cotton, 292i bales Upland Cotton, 2O4 barrels
Rosin barrel Corn Meal box Silver Plato. =. =.
Per British bark Vicolia3 bales Soa Island and 4Sr
bales Upland Cotton. 1880 feet Pine Timber a. 4Or
feot Lumber; 90 casos Gin cases Sogars
DOMESTIC
BOSTON-Por schr Kate Wentwortll-169r bales Cotton
176 bbls hosin 81 bbs Turpentine. 60 bags Nuts
$50 tonp Old Iron.
NEW YORK-Per steamship SarpGossa-34 tierccs Rico
81 bales Sea Island Cotton, l09Y bales Upland Cotton
II packages Merchandise 10 barrels ROsin. :. :. Per
steamship Moneka-51 torcos Rccs, I3I bales I
Cotton, 638 baios Upland Cotton. 81 bales and
Domestics, 223 packages Sundres. 80. .Pcr steam
ship Granada-33 bales Cotton, 3I2 bales Upland
Cotton 243 terces Rice, 78 bbls Iosin, IL Packages
AZ empty Barrels.
BALTIMORE-Per steamship Lulu-7O balos Cotton 81
terces Rice, g. bales tags, bales Hides bundles
Hides, bales Sheepskins 10 rolls Leather, 23 pack
ages Sundres, 10, 900 feet Lumber.
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baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE. November 20.-Businoss, which for some
days has boon remarkably dull rendered still moro
SO to-day by the general interest manifested the
Masonic celebration
CoFFEE-conhnues dun; no sales worthy of notice;
prices for gold inally unchanged Bark Aanes mr.
rived today with 1850 bags Rio. 'V
CoTToNGIhore is nothing doing in the article; uo
quote Middling Upland nominal at 81 cents per lb
FLouR.-Tho market continues dull and prices un-
settled particularly Northwestern which Is offered
freely We quote Northwestern Extra OF S12aS Dor bbi
without buyers City Mills is worry heavy though noml
nally unchanged. We repeat last quotatlons
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The market for Cuba Sugar and Molasses Is dull and
only retail business Is doing at 13a13Ac ib for Nos
in hhds.
FREIdHTs--A full complement Is engaged for the Iiy-
erpool steamer a d per Id for cotton There Is less
cotton Offering to forward and feghts very quiet
but the rates arc unchanged They por for cot
ton and SOC per Dbl for flour. by steam Now York
a1di Ic b for cotton for Boston Sail New York.
Ic per ID for cotton 76o bbl for flour. Hos
ton per Id for cotton and 100 per Dbl for flour Phil
adelpha and Providence 10 per Id for cotton Sail for
Liverpool, Ha9-16d. For Havre, 1,sc.
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THE CHARLESTON MARKET.

lFoR THE WEEK ENDING NOV. 22
CoTTON.-Tlc present week has fortunately, for q
time nt least brought to termination tho heavy decline
which for days painful feature of tho Cotton
market, and although thero has been important nd
vance, tho downward tendency Of prices has been check
sd Factors generally fool strongly disposed to keep
their stocks off tho market andaro under tho impress
ssion that tho saple will advance in prico ater tho
Tho roccipts for tho past week to 52G1
bnos tho exports 5901 bales and the sales bales
Tho following is statement OF tho trunsactions of tho
week:
On Friday the falling tendency of prices which Ind
characterized tho previous week still continued tho
rates dropped during tho day u to 1c q h., the rnsac
lions amounting to 174 balos; Low hddling selling for
7s93oc.. Dnddlng at 3l@31Ifc, and Strict hddlng at
82c. q fb.
On Saturday holders having in many cases Withdrawn
their stocks, tho market stened, but in consequence Of
the unwngness of sellers 10 meet buyers unless at
Improvement, tho operations of tho day only 100
bales at unchanged prices
On Monday the frmness of hoilon' who wore placing
but Light stock tho market, compelled buyora in
somo cases to half cent advance ill their orders
the sales amounting to 2ss bales idlins Cotton being
quoted at 3l@S2c and Strict Mddlis at S2hc. q tb.
On Tuesday in consequence OF tie rmncss Of factors
buyers had to operate at full ratcshc sales being about
464 bales during tho day.
On Wednesday prices harder to tho extent of pro-
curing sellers outside quotations. Tho transactions
amounted to 255 baes, Low Middung boing quoted ut
s0o, Middlng at &C. and Strict Middng at SAKE a IT,
Yesterday hcro active demand, and during the
early part Of the day prices quite nrm but at later
hour. under the Of heavy fall in gold tho rates
some instances fell OF hnlf cent q ib. Tho transac.
Hons amounted to about GOO bales, viz. at 49, 13 at
29H, 81 at 80 2O1 at 81 90 at 31H rs at 49, % at Sax
and 1873 at SAX. wo quote:
Low Mtddling. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS g.
Mqahng tIe .......................m G32
Sulct Mlddnng........... ...32H@-
SEA ISLAND CoTToSThe receipts of this class OF cot
ton continue LIBERAL amounting to COL bales during the
week. Tho market for tho lower qunies has been de-
pressed and they have been difficult Of sale, but tho
hner grades readily disposed Of Tho pricos of the
common qualities has declined somo 405c. q H. We
quote G5D76c for common; 75@s1G0 for medium, and
and $1@140 q lb for the finer qualities.
COTTON STATEMENT.
s. hrd: gprd. Rice.
Received from Nov. 10 to Nov 81. 1866 551 47lo 274
Received previously. 1888 1881 1,448
E1roans HSsal hs''pts fd 1d RE: aS's 4'S'l Ito
prsSicusiy. sSs; 81 1885, 1.a57 81 asoao 500 sc s5s
1,Gsl as,4ol 1,a71
Total exports. l, ,6S4 9,494 1,2H
Stock on hand and OH shipboard. -. COS 1877 $40
.,, ,, s, - .a.r ' $: Tis; gprs; R.es;
sSSa Sa sm hsn SSp Sp 4 Nov s2 100
RsosRsa os 1S Ss ;" 10 Nov 1870 ss1 a5sss 7s
r1ssa1J Tsta R'0s'pSs: s. I'd gs1 Rice a'l'' '
rls;isss3s. SsE; & 1896: p,lsa sls5s 1s5s 1 i,
1883 22.s25 s93
iotn exports. 1888 22s25 1893
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TO quality, In bu Il
GnAIN-Wheat was In worry limited receipt today: mar
ko unchanged included in tho sales wers 800 bushels
white Mt 06a3 20 no primo ohoioe oered 300 b,s.
els af red at SS 1920 ushels good do et ,3 an lot
OF prime 40 for shipment at 80 2 Corn-5100 buahes
white and $500 bushels yeow receivod tho narket was
duh and 70 10 lowor; embraced In the sales woro 1000
bnses old white at ii 12 2OO0 bushes now damp do at
Soa91c; now yellow sold at 81 O7 old reported Oats
aooo ogsels offered and mostly ut 6oa5sc. only 1OG bush
cls at G0o Rye-53O bushels received with sulos of 100
bushos at II 40a1 45 per bushol.
MoLAssEs-Eo aales reported.
PRoYIsoHs-We report sales Of 100 bbls old Western
Mess 70 X at $H Co. and small lot OF do at s25 per
Dbl 3lcon ig soling to limited extant only at 1(Hc
Tor Shoulder and 1ac for clear rib sdes about so hhds
reported ut tosn pricoe Hams dull quote chipping
nal ut 14c por h. OA
suoAnWo report sale Of so hhds Cuba grocery Mt II
cts. The marketis dull and In favor OF buyers
SALr-stock of Liverpool light, and with fair demand:
prices steady at 50 25a2 80 for Ground Alum s IO, 2
Back for Fine Turks Island 60 cts p bushel for lots
from store sales light. " ~
sEEpsoover is steady; wo report salos Of $40 bushels
new In lots, at 50 25a9 co. outside for strictly prime
Timothy Is quiet. but held steady ut IS 6OaS f6 Flax
WIIIaKBY-Connues dull; we report salo of 100 bbs
Country, irregular pkgs, at % as q gallon.
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OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.

Tho Louisville Journal says Tlss Testimonials which
Dr. Gardner presents 30 the public never have been
Obtained N % except by the display Of groa: skill learn
In tho Doctors practice is nil not a,to,nnt an
incurnble disease for tho sake Of but frankly Tails
tho patont whother he be cured or moi. Wo cbeor
fully rccommond Dr. Gardner TO tho attention NJ ali onr
friends who may be gufering from diseases Of tho eve
and chr.
Tho Richmond Time, says: "We havo no hesitation In
cessiul eye and ear surgeon In this country"
DR.. arlners t1catmont Of tho eye and ear Ia wonder
fuf.-Rehmond Enquirer.
wo feel justified In recommending Dr.. Gardner 4,
those suffering from diseases OF the eye and ear
tRichni0nd With,
Wa can safely aud cordially recommend DIR. aardnaS
who will fulhn all he undertakes TO perform.
[Banimore 0Hrpcr.
Tho Now Orleans True Delta says: "wo zaaly
recommend Dr.. Gardner auccessful operator tho
oye and ear He will not undertake TO treat unloaJ
o cure can be effected.
. The Wheeling Reoister aays: 'Dr Gardner Is ono al
tho most successful Oculsts and hursts In tho ooun
we we aaveo those suaong from tho diScnses Of the o
Novembers cum
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THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS. VEIBER 49, 1866

up at I'D Tho ratos on soa Islands hayo gono up to
1kd.
To Hnvro-Noihing offering.
To West Indies-Lumbor Frcights nro dul on5 NOM;
nal for want of Stock Lumbor.
CoAsrwIsB--fo Now York-Dy stcamor 10. a Ib on
Upland, 14c on soa Island 81 q tcrco on Rico and Goo
DBL on loen by sailing vessel. 20 q III on Upland
Cotton. 10 Boston-By stoamor, 1c q Lii on Upland
Cotton; by sailing vessel, oS g lis. To Phlsdolphia-
by steamer, So p b OH Upland Cotton; by calling yos-
sol, Hc q ib. To Baltinore-s2 q bao on Upland Cot
ton by stoamor; on lumber, s7@3s8 q NJ by sail.
EXCHANGE-Bils on England have had considers
bio range during tho woo owing to tho fluctuations In
gold Sixty day bills solling yesterday at see5 to
tho pound storlng.
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE-Tho Banks purchasing
sight drafts New York at = q cent OF: and 10 days
si OF; 10 and 16 days. q cent on; 15 and 20 days. TX
of; 90 md 25 days, IL OFF, 25 and 80 days. ~ off, Thoy
soil sight checks at par. Private drawers arc buying
sight bills at u OF, md selling at 1S@% or
G0LD.-The brokers wero yesterday buying OF 43 and
selling ut 40.
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Archer Kocvcs, - TONS Miller. in tho stoam for sa-
.SnuS u Roach
hc9idwoi All tons, Mcor nick, Adsors .rar from
n,n Enw , aorN. @ @dischar∈ Roach
Hilton Hoad, ready. Observation-Disclosures uoiob
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Philadelphia Marlxet.r N

PHILADELPHIA, November 19.-Corroa-Tho mar
kot continues dull but prices havo ndvanced about ITO
lands and Now Orleans
GRooKnIEsCoffee continues scarce and wo hear OF no
Ealcs worthy OF notice. In Sugar thero is moro doing
decline Of 40 Per ID. =.
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Consignccs per South Carolina IsuiIroud.
November "a.

597 bales Cotton, 10 bales Yarns bags Grain cara
Stock, 81 bbls Crudo Turpcntne md Suntlrits TO
DowGnB, Kanapaux & Lalaue J Mintz, L II Rodgers h
CO; L Aver Go. Fraser 4 Dill Major Parker, Rev l.
Guthocrt Salinas q Connine, Mowry & Co, G
Walter 4 Co, Robinson Co, w Lobby j E Atrcr &
Go, Willis Chisolm. d L Sloan, King 4 Gi6bon,
Wardlaw Carow, II L Jefers & Co, B II Rice Johnston
Crews Co. ) Aiken & Co, Adams, Frost l. Co Rawit
zer Bro, Smith. Averill Il Son. C SoyIc DR.
Ravonol, Jervey, Mrs p Starr. II Gibbcs Ropcr &
Stoncy, Goldsmith Son. Graeser & Smith, Klinck T
Street, Robson, A Caldwell, w AIinott Fraser
d Co, IL + Baker 90. Rutledge & Mays Col Irwin M
Foreman, g " Williams Co. II pringlo, n II Agent
ConsiSncc5 per Northeastern Railroad
November 22.
22l bales Cotton as2 bbls Naval Storos 80 bngs RE-,
cars wood cars Lumber, bags and bbs Potatoes NLzo
&c 10 Mowry " Co. Telegraph Co. Kendall & Dockcry
DAVIS, Adams Frost Co. Dukes Co, Leo & Spencer
Il II Rodgers Co, Il Murphy. WAGNER, Heath 4 Mon.
soes EoauSh d Maloncc M Caldwell & Son, Holmes &
Stonoy, Gnilard AIinott NJ Gcraghty J II Iaggett &
CO. Mrs hanapaux, q W Williams e. Co. j 4 J Kirk
pltrck, Mcmillan, Ii latto Co, q Pritchctt 7
Murphy, L Wnbb, Krasc, Kanapaux {: I.aliuo o
II Agent. '
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New Orleans Market.

,l46 7S9
The cearances comprise 94s bales for Now YORK so
Tor barcelona, 923 for Boston, and 1887 for Liverpool
SUGAR AND MoIAsszs--The receips OF the now crop
continue very small and they loss to-day than they
were yesterday. They quito sufficient present
demand however which Is limited and mostly local. and
comprise 50 hhdB Sugar. 3S5 bbs and 1O8 half bbls Mo-
and further decline of fully 10 q ID all gradcs;
while The demand for Moasscs Is only moderate prices
to-day comprised go hlda sugar lin lots rs bbs
holasses lin various ots at prices ruling within tho
range of tho following quotations. which have ugain
revised today In keeping with ncual sles lot OF 80
half bbls worry choice Molasses brought $50 q gallon
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AuGNstn Mn IIkof.

AUGUSTA, November 2.-1ho money market is quiet
Brokers buy Gold at 142 and soil at 145 Silver Lao and
soil at 140.
Corros-Thoro is q continued improvement In tho
cotton market The demand is good but tho Offering
stock is very light.
The sales OF tho day footup 2O balos-7 90 Is Mt 3O
10 nt 3oH l3 vt 81 at Bis 81 at 80, "a at 32 baos
at 80 conts Tho receipts arc 900 bales. We quote:
JIG
ChiCt hiiuunuo. .31C.
Good M1ddHng to MiddlinS Fine. J}C