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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-02
STEAMSHIPS.

STEAMSHIPS
saraSossa 77s TOMS crowo. at Adger's wharf for Now
Urton COZ tons; crcwc at Atlantic wharf for
Lulu tons. % chs at Brown Co.'S wharf from aias isa
Southern Rights. $50 tons, Ross, at Accommodation
wharf, for Liverpool loading. Willis & Chisom
Liverpool, loading.. .Gibbos & Co
BARKS.
Ange ausrdiene Fr. 4s6 tons, Willis at Marsls wharf,
IA Cam at Ss
for tho West Indies. waiting Cohen, Hanekel Co
v'sSs @ ta TOMS Ross in Ashley E fSF vS CO.
mazatlah BTl sSs tong TaayIe; at Union wharf frSn
tons perce in Ashley r'Ss
psn s tons cvcan at Atlantic Wharf, rom Ne@ eS
York, to be repaired II 3alcr Co
BRIGs.
Princessa Louise wc 255 toms. ncucrcroner in Ashley
5So 5Se Fos % Sc Stream S
VIM Ssiels III icns George, at Marsias wharf for
carmen rl 81 tons, Faulkner in Ashley vGr for
aso bo9cn at New
Fred Hai Bliss 1ss tons Sherman Brown Co.'S wharf
Se eea1S sai at s0s
San !Ss JOSE 15o Cos
Lincoln WoSS ii toms wyie at Kcrs wharf s1 fo1a
arD sHH tons wharf Now Ssts
moeol at Central HiSse ncs
u TONS dison, at Atlantic wharf hsesa iro% New s%
Ocean Wave 800 tons, sylvescr, at Atlantic wharf, from
Now York, dscharglnG. Master
SCHOONERS.
Aid Brl tons I Mccormick, at Central wharrea, from
jessie n9Asnan Williams Cooper 1er nnssr fer
Baltimore, loading Street Bros & Co
Magnolia 139 TONS Chase, ut Marss wharf from Turks
lslani, TO 20 repaired: ~ Ensow & Co
Gardiner, 2o3 TOMS stcolmnn, at Brown Co.'S wharf,
iGF SosSn' ns ns s - Street nros CO
more loading. Street pros l. Co
Mary Jane. IA tons. Hazclton, ct Union wharf for
John new dr5 1oIE Ss ions Eosic: a. Ehsow Co
PPhiiadeiphia Jpn ioaling. L Baker 4 Co
Pharo. 217 tons Colne. In the Stream for jackson
Suio lcNuy h i Baker & Co
wv Hail. 2ls tons, Vickors, at Kerr's wharf from New
Hork, uisclnfBlnS. j A EnBlow Il Co
Il burnett 1i5 tons, Wilson, Mt Atlantic wharf from
Now York. discharging. III + Baker & Co
Enchantress 81 tons. Batchord at Adgers wharf for
- Now York. loading. .................,,..WI W Roach
Maria Hail. 2Os tons, Garfield nt Boyce Co.'S wharf,
for Beaufort, 8 c. ready. ...........J Enslow & Co
Marty Gngo, 81 tons. Hopkins at Rorr's wharf from
New York, discharSing. g..................,NIa Master
Josephine 126 TONS Knighton, OF Kerrs wharf from BAR
acoa, uscnarBlnB.. A CAnala
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Stock on hand and on shipboard" " .12l 74G4 1877 |
RICE-The receipts of this grain during tho week
amount to about 5000 bushels OF Carolina Rough Rice
and 40 icrces of Clean Rice. from Georgetown c. Tho
increased amount which has been placed the market
together with lack of shipping faciitics has caused
prices to fall Off We learn Of sales of 80 erces Clean
Carolina at 12l6c q ib.;5O tierces do. at 1917 g H.;
lot at 12lc and small quantity Of inferior at l2c we
quote Clean Carolina at 12Sc. q fb for PRIME to 12c
o ID. for inferior.
NAVAL STOREs.-About 450 bbls. Roain have been
received 100 bbls Of No. sold at ST. 50 bbls Of
common and@1 No. at $3.50. The remainder was
shipped on owners account But little doing Spirits
OF Turpenne, few bbls being sold at 65@n but to-
Gay the market Is looking up, and holders ask 76c.
gallon Crude Turpentn is ceiling at 81 20 for Virgin
and s4.25 for yellow dip.
HAY-The receipts Of the week amount to about 900
bales. all North River. No receipts Of Eastern Trans.
actions In North River Aave taken place at about 81 AZ
2 hundred The stock of Eastorn is light and tho only
saless are in retail way. wo quote North River
at s1.45 to $780,
CORN.-The arrivals since our last GRO about 1s 900
bushels from New York. and 1000 bushels from Bsu.
moro In consequence OF tho advanced ratos In North
markets, prices haye to certain degree been kept
up here, Notwithstanding there Is but limited demand
but buyers cautious and only disposed to pur-
chase for immediate wants. Somo 5000 bushels mixed
Western sold private terms We quote nominaly
mixed Western at 81 3291 "a; White Western 81 40 and
Whito Maryland at 81 58S1 IS q bushcl weight bags
cluded
OATS-Some 1900 buslels have been recoivcd during
tho week. but learn of largo sales Wo quote the
article ut about TAO. q busheL
FLOUR.-The market continues to bo we'll supplied,
but prices are firm and advancing. Northern and West
ern Super is held at s11 6o@12 bbi Extra $40 5o@1s
p bb baltimore Super at SO 50@13 q bbl, and Extra
at s14@l6 q bbl Double Extra at SIC q Dbl. Georgia
Flour is selling at SIS 50@16 80 p Dbl.
BACoN.-There Is good stock Of all kinds, md hold
ers arc selling ct about previous rates. say 1ec q i 70,
primo Shoulders 2Oc. q b for prime Ribbed and 2lc
p ID for primo clear Ribbed Sides.
HANS arc held ut 24@2ac q fb, as In quality
sALT-This article continues in good demand and Ia
selling at about previous Quotations say s25O suck fol
common Liverpool.
BAGaING AND ROPE-There ia good stock OF Gun
ny Cloth on the mnrko But the inquiry Is mainly 70,
small quantities for country orders; prices rcrnnn a
about previous quotations, IS cents q yard for large
lots and 38@s7 cents q yard for smaller parcels.
RopR--Contnues in good supply at former prices
say 2o92s cents q fb for primo hemp, and lower rate
for inferior kinds. ~,
TIMBER AND LUMBER.-The low state Of The river
Keeps the stock the market HIGHT and restricts trans
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COMMERCIAL
Exports for tho Week ending Thursday,
November I.

Exports for tho Week ending Thursday,
November 1.
FOREIGN.
HALIFAX,N S-Per Br schr Advnnco-57,518 feet Hewn
Timber, 6IOo feet scantling 1925 feet Flooring
Boards.
RIO DE JANEIRo-Per brig Jercmiah--19s,25O feet
Sawed Lumbor, 80 bbls Rosin.
DOMESTIC.
NEW YORK-Per steamship Apdalusia-25 bales 8 I and
932 bales Upland Cotton 104 tcs Rice, 121 bbls Rosin
10 pkgs ;undros, 90 bbls md bags Dried Fruit.
Per steamship San Francisco-97 tcs Rice, 10 bags
Cotton. Per steamship Quaker City-H bales s
and 603 bales Upland Cotton, 80 torces Rice 0
boxes Tobacco, 80 Packages. Per steamship Star
of the South-1039 bales Cotton, 60 bags Cotton
Ii terccs Rice. 164 bbls Rosn, 43 bbls Turpenne
ca punchoons Molnsses bales Wool, bale Skins, 4
cases Mdze. Per schr Menawa-95.000 feet Lum-
Der, $1,000 feet Timber. Per schr Is Hawkins
400 empty Barrels, Brass Guns, cask Copper 2
bundles RanneTp, &c, 15l boxes Blue, / cask nIlze
Pack Scales, 80 bales and 1886 bales Upland Cot
ton, 27 casks Clay hlls aud Is bbs Iron, 500 bbls
Rosin, 80 bbs Rosin Oil, G1 bbls Turpcntinc..
Per steamship u Soudor- go bales and ego bales
Rice, 80 pfgs> 3 bbis Dried Fruit 13 bags Ground
Nuts IL bags Roots and 10 bbls Fruit.
BALTIhORE-Per steamship Kinglshcr-S tcs Rice. 597
bales Cotton 800 Hides, rolls Leather, bao Wool
3pkgs.
BOSTON-Por sc!,r Samuel Cnstner-21 bags and 100
bales Upland Cotton, 90 bales Rags 5000 pounds
Hides, $40 tons Old Iron
PuILADELPIIIA-Pcr steamship Whrlwind-470 bales
Cotton, 3 bales Rope Cuttings, 30 packages Ndzc..
Per schr Clara-95 bales Cotton, % bales Waste, 1S7
tons Iron 10000 feet Lumber, 60 empty Barrels.
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PORT CALENDAR.
CORRHNrRn WFEEIY
Arrived Yesterday,


stoa%ship saragossp crowsl Now Yqrk,lef t satqr t.
Il Agent, Southern Express Co, National Express Co.
ID Aiken & CO. A Abrahams & Sons, Albee Warren
AshhIrst Aiinar, a l. Armstrong. q Averil Son;
Durckmyer. " Durge & Co, " Dec G. Co, Bissoll &
Co, Bates Co. w Ihss, A Bischof, Bollmann Dros,
H H BischOff Co, Bogort, Denny Co. Daggott Co
NJ Gator, Chisolm Bros w Carmalt, W Chefce. D
Carr Co, Cohen Hanckel & Co, Campsen & Co. Fl
Caussen, Courteney, O & B Dennis. Z Dawson
val Son, Z Dalwick, Entebnnn. A W Eckel 4 Co.
Enslow & Co. w Il Eaaterby, W Ensler, u Feldman,
Frank, Falk, Fairloy & Co. Ferguson &
rich, Winemon & Co. Gordts Co, w aurney, Gruber
Martin, Grnvcr l. Co, @ Grayelcy, A Goodwin, Il
W Gale Co. Gramann & Schwucke. Hart a-Co, L nor-
soy. Horris Hirshfed Howe. Crane s,o co. anr.
Bro, Hing, n Ingraham, l. Jefors CO, Jennings.
Thomlinson Il Co. Johnston, Crews Co, Johnston,
ter " Knoblock. J Keip, I Kely. W Kinsman, Kon-
dali Dockery, Klinck, Wickenbcrg Co. Lto 4 Mar
shall, Iiengnick & Sell W Lobby, LANCER D Lillion-
thai &Co Luhrs ( stollng, Laatto Laurey L Mexan.
Iams & Parker. G Madsen, Marshall. Mowry & Co,
McConkey. Miller L Son. @ Noise, w Marscher, r
Mcdowell, Mohrtcns & Wohltmann, I Mccarthy, Man.
toue Co, Molcters & Muller Meitzler, Mattlies
sen II d Muller Nathan 4 Ottoongui, Noyes Vail.
North, Stool Wardell, Ostendorf l. Co O'Ncill,
Poppenhem, Ogilvc. w Raddon. d Paul, Pank
Peter1lnn, W Roach, II Robinson, N Robson, II
Rodgers & Co. ] II Read & Co. Russell, Rennekor &
Glover, W Russell 4 Co, L Schnen & Co. J Small,
sloan, stonsy shepherd herd Due Cohen. a shefior
Co. screycn & Nesbit stenhouso & Co. A Tobias Sons
N o Titon, WI Trim, " Trott, Tupper b Sons, J
voilers. Thuraton Holmes, Thompson Co, Teide-
1n MaoS &ians Covert Whdsn hsa CO. Wss
& Mixer, g HWalter q Co, wnrdlny & Carew, w VIII
Hams Co. On tho 2sth uls on Hasoras. tho sarsosaa
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Passengers.

Passengers.
Per steamship Saragossa from New York-AIiss STRAIT
ton, Miss Maulc Miss Green, Miss Wakcman, Mrs
Marshall and children, Miss Alsell, Miss Morgan,
Carpenter, Goldonburg, JONES' Elliott Mrs Broad
man, Miss Droadman, Allen Henry Peters, Mar
shall, Godthwaitc. G HAIL. Soloinan D Wcishton
tcllo
Per steamer Eliza Hanco1 from Savannah via Beaufort
&c-A Frcnchburg. ladyand servant p T Picrco Mra II
Benjamin, DIR Bythcwood end servant. Pope, Mrs
Barnwell, o BarnwolI lady and daughters Il NJ La-
ker, X Fowler and lady, Gen Foust, s A, Lieut. AL
gate, q A, VI Elliott, Butler, g Poatting, Rev
Mr. rerch Billet, Cockrof, Mrs Apple, Leach,
a1d e on ,ck.
Por steamer Pilot boy. from Savannah via Hilton Head
and fBcauort-Dr Norton, Anderson, A Glover,
Purcell, + Page. Gorman lady and Child Col L
G. Horiot and Indy, NJ Cropit, Herqucs j L Fuller.
Per steamer Dictator, from paatin, Fcrnandina, Jack.
senville, &c-W u Hudgeons, Eatcs Miss Poole, Mrs
Jones, W Hanes, Napier, J Beattc, W Perry, Il
Gibson, J Gibson, NJ Vosht, " a Mclac, L II Hen
derson G Brlce, D G Anderson, d Chamn and lady,
Mrs DR. Woodruff, Il Voght, Mrs Foght, Mrs 4 NJ Stew
art and children Mira Wagner. V Wood NJ n King,
l. Holcomb, d Chaplin, w II Duhurst, II NJ Cutler, 4 u
Holman Owens. Mrs Chopped, Fl Badger, Fridcn-
berg, Fclman, and II Oh deck.
Per steamer Fannie, from Georgetown S C-J Prin-
gle, II o Bush, Miss Ellis, and 10 OH deck.
Per steamship Z u Soudcr, for New York-A II Dun
norman, Miss Phillip, j II Brads6ck, Costello, NJ
Fcslcr, Miss Kirkland, Hunt Miss Nyer, G W DIM
gle yuma Lara wife and child, Miss NJ Mugent, and
deck.
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Pnov1s1oss-Thoro novor was bcttcr demand for d.
than exists ut present but the market is baro Of
stock and arrives 1t at goes into
sumption We quote shoulders OF 17c; rib sides ut 1907
clear rib ut 2oc Hnms arc quoted at 22c plain aud 25
to 281c, sugarcurcd canvas. No bulk meats offered
Mess Pork Is and firm at s34 90 to 81 TO- Lard
continues dull and dropping; quote Western at 16c
quotations for city.
sAIrIs steady at last quotations. Liverpool Ground
Alum 80 20 TO 25 do fine 50 10 to 25 per sack Turks
Island 90 to 52c per bushel.
wHIaKEY-continucs dull and Is buotcd nominally
90 40 for Western.
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experienced heavy gales from the to SW, which lasted
Steamship Lulu Chids. Baltimore, 'cft Hampton Reads
Tuesday. h1dzc To Street Bros CO. W NJ Bird n Co.
Co. T. II RiEcr, $ 9 Il Agent. W 9 whildcn &co. 9 n
Ayrr M = y Son Weyhman s co. d Sloan. oGilvc,
Thomlinson Co. Harrowsky, C Grarcloy, II Eulwin-
sSsns Gus How Co. & Ga%Psen @ sa oT Agsn snn
SHss LssH g. SSs asso y so6 is;.5 s%
Kenny I Werner Quicker, King Cassidcy. Thompson
ell Co. aSans araWo M"TSy wills sIanaSi cSs6 HSPG~ Dis
SInal H,isS CO. c Knoboeh. Welsman. F Taylor Co.
Wto, u Rhct, Hunt Bros Weyiman 'S' Co. o'is'Sf R
Brtlsr iLorsey Frank. G Gravclcy II Klattc & Co.
Warren n Co. J Gohmc, 1 Won san,cn, W Smith, a
ii Mschon j. II Fischer, Luhrs K stellng, Paul Co.
man. L David, b Duval & Son. Tcdman, and oihCys
r%y S,Samsp NJ GSGEgS sJS IL UptG GrOwe Sat
Williams &c Co, Macullar Williams & Parker Wilbur
SON. Gruber Martin and others. Tho papers of the
be published in full.
>, sahr Deas. West Point Mill. II bills Rice.
I'D Ihurston Holmes, j Il PringiC
Steamer Dictator Coxettcr, paatla, Fernantna jack
Oranges bbls Orange % e. head % nscf Cattle +" JoS
Aiken y Co, pinclncy 4 Dro q II mgralam. Cohen.
EianskGi Fra. Gn% CO. Eraser S,n PIN \ Knox AI2
Co., j D kirkpatrick. " Caldwell & SON. A Ems
steamer Eliza mailcox T Post % sa1a'ah via Doauor, and
Hilton Head 43 bales $ Cotton and Mdzc To Fcrgu-
Co. j roriting Taylor 10. Sationsl ixpsSss, i
priaslc. J Walach.
steamer Pilot Boy, aIcNcy, Savannah, via Hilton Head
Mt i'Ss",nr IL bales Cotton, and aidlc. 30 Fer
6tlson X Holiness PiuCk!cy Bros.
S'eSmSr I Fn.ni@, Davis, Georgetown c. Is hlds su-
gar, =, bales Cotton ard s1dze TO Ferguson & Holmes,
Snnckciio.d FRASER. lslcy Creighton aud others
soteahiSr Hazel stara"ay. Mobile, days. Bound 10
New York, an" put in for coal
Cleared Yesterday.
steamship l. Solcr Lockwood 7;cw Eo:l;-Eillis &;
Steamship KnsashCr Harris Baltimorc-courtonay &c
Brig q Gccry. C0nhin. Snyanrah-I Baker & Co.
riS Alctcor, Anderson, Hilton Ical-II Baker Co
Schr Piaro, Colins, Jacksonville, Fla--H Baker &
schr Maria Hail. Garfield Beaufort CD Enslow &
Scllr hlary Jane Hazcon, New York; Enslow Co.
S'eahlcr Hazel, Starkway, New York--I Baker Co.
Went to Sea Yesterday.
Steamship Z Soudsr. Lockwood, New York
Steamship Kngfshcr, Harris Baltimore.
Br brig Agnes, william, West Indies.
UP for this Port.
Steamship Adele Hall, At Baltimore to sail Nov Q.
Cleared for this Port.
Schr NJ Dramhal, Husscy, at Now .oFk, Oss %.
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GnAN-Supply Of Wheat to-day was comprised of 1910
bushs whitc and 1000 bush red market cents high
for prime and choice reds with sales Of 1000 bush ct
50 0a3 35 small sales inferior do at 80 85 only 100 bush
white reported sold ut $3 80 Cor5000 bush white and
$500 bush yellow received included in tho sales wore
2230 bush white at 81 21a1 22 276 bush do OF 81
200 bush yellow at 81 10; 75o bush Western mixed at
1000 bush at 59a61 cents bulk 60 cents. Rye-No
ceipts or sales.
MoLAssEs.-No snles reported to-day.
PRovIsIoNs-Thero Is good inquiry for Bacon, but
the stock Of Shoulders and Sides out Of smoke Is
remcy light several Of the largest dealers to-day
entirely bare; sales necessarily restricted Wo
quote prices steady BEFORE Wis Shoulders Ito, rib
Sides 19c and clear rib 20c Hnms 22S23c for shippng
and 26926Sc for sugarcured- No Bulk Meats offered.
We notice eao Of 60 bbls Primo Moss Pork to Govorn-
ment at S35 50 Mess is and firm at s34 5O34 75.
sEEDsCloVer Is in light supply and held firm at S8 rs
G9, as to quality; no largo lots sold. Timothy s still
quoted at 50 50@3 75 and Flax at So 90 q bushcl.
SALT-1s steady last quoted, viz 50 20(92 25 for
Liverpool Ground Alum; So 1908 % q sack for dc
Fine and 6o6Oc ccnts per buse in lots for Turks Is
| and.
suaAn-The only sale to-dny was 1876 hhds Demerara
vacuum pan on private terms.
| WHIsKEY-We quote nominal at 50 40 q gallon. Nc
sales.
| OCTBER 39-Noon.-CoFrER-Thero Is no change e
here concessions to buyers boon made Nov
York. but the Light stock In this market enables holder
TO BIO firm In their demands.
cents.
FLoUR-The market is characterized by ereat Ormness
the receipts continue Light and the demand ia quito
two. We report sales to-day OF 100 bbls Northwestern
Extra at Sl and 100 bbs do choice ct $13 75 We rows
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GRA-Receipts wero again worry light those Of Wheat
comprise 625 bushels whte 1924 bpshes red tho
mnnd which fairly active at 50 30as3 40 for strictly
red or corn receipts 1875 bushos whe and 3452
bushels yellow; white 1850 bushels old sold OF 81 20a
81 o. and 96 bushels n 81 TO- yollow not active
the only sale reported being 1900 buahels at IL H.
advance Of 1c on yesterdays pries Receips Of Oats
1900 bushels at 6ic weight No Ryo receiyed, but
eaos reported Of 20 bushes at 81 40 and 900 bush
e,s ek 81 a5. -
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Tho oloaranses comprise lis bales for Now York
and 2O7 for Baltimore
prise 10 hhds fully fair Sugar tho first receipts of
Sugar this season. 80 half bbs choice Moasses tho
St John tho Baptst 80 bbls syrup tho third lot
Of Syrup this from the Parish of ST. Charles Tho
osr 1870 was S refused and ID leo ASKED The he
80 half barrels Monsses brought 81 O5 the 80 bbs
lastyear wero tho 9th November. when hhds
rived from the Parish Of James, chasing good yellow
transactions comprise the entire business thus far Tho
market Is bare of Louisiana Sugar and Moasscs who
It is altogether neglected. however buyers having
cd their attention wholly to the crop of Louisiana
FnEIenrs-Tho Freight market continues quiet, and
the rates arc unchanged Tho offerings for shipment by
cgn tonnage is increasing end is amply sufficient for tho
demand der s Tho rates arc 10 u for cotton and ooo
Boston. Sail for New York and boston, s@;sc g ID
for cotton, and 75c q Dbl -four Sail for Liverpool
| 91G@sSd q fb for cotton, and Ike for Hayre.
Mobile Market.
hs d an %aIss nHst
Factors generally wcre firm in their IDEAS and covered
prices Brokers report the stock on sale more limited
than nd it has beon for some DIPS past Sales to the extent
33asIc. Middng After receipt of tho New York
noon telegram reporting that market dull, buyers with
drew from tho market
Monetary AND DFINANc1AL.-Early in the day thcre was
considerable activity in the Gold market at LAG to 14s
but alter the noon Quoluon from NOW York Known
the demand closed and prices dropped to 144a146 buy
ing and selling.
The ratio for New York sight is still Irregular with
market quiet and transactions light Tho checking ratio
Is from par y discount by Banks and bankers, and 5a
discount buying outside bills.
We hear of nothing doing In Sterling Rates nominal.
New Orleans sight continues In fair request at par e
premium.
Baltimore Market.
BALTIMORE, October 29-BRAN-We report q sale Of
1000 bush Mt 2Gc q bush.
CorToN-Continues quiet and nominal at S7as71ic for
Middling Upland
coFFEE-We report dun market today; only sales
ported was % bags fair Rio of II re gold.
FLoUR-Thcro 10 increased frmness on tho par. of
holders We report sales Saturday Of 200 bbs North
wesorn Extra at 912 Stalls; to-day 00 do do at s13;
choice do held at s3 25a13 co. 200 bbs Northwestern
Super at 1 25 100 bbls City Mills do at sll 49, at the
close held ut S12 Most of tho mlers have resumed
work. having repaired tho damage sustained by tho late
n
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Consignces per South Carolina Railroad,
NoEember I.

794 bales Cotton, 80 bales Mdze, Furniture s
Lumber, old Iron aud Sundries. TO Ravonei
l. Barnwel Roper and Stoney. S L Howard, G " Will
1ams Il Co, W W Smith, Davis, Ell Wiss 4 Co. 81 Co
bia Co, Willis & Chisolnl, Baker Co. Rawitzer {:
Bro. Chns Aston, Sloan, A NJ Rhett c F Hanckel
Foster, L NJ Aver & Co. w P Bowling. Mo&ry Il Co,
Rodgers Co. Milnor Wilbur 4 Martin, Strauss. Van.
ces & Co. Johnston. Crews & Co, Cameron, Barkley X
Co. Mr. Kennedy, 0 Reeder, Coakly, Wharton &
Pctsch, NJ Caldwell & Sons, w Dukes Co. Lee &
Spencer, Thurston & Holmes, J & j d kirkpatrick
Brown & schirmcr, Fraser Co. j N Robson, E Vel
ling W Ryun.
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THE CHARLESTON MARKET.

iron ENDING THURSDAY EVENING, nov. H.
COTTON-Sinco Our last weekly report tho weather
has been, with little exception favorable to tho picking
Of the staple and although thcro reports of dnmuS
ing frosts in neighborhoods not disposed 10
think that tho crop up TO this time has received any
material injury from a source. The receipts nt this
point for the past week amounted to SO bales of Sea ISL
and and 1854 bales Of Upland Cotton against exports
Of GILT balcs and sales of about 2100 bulcs Notwh
standing tho dropping character of the New York market
for much Of tho week. prices here have been remarkably
well sustained Middng Upland selling at about for
most of tho period On Friday last in consequence Of
the declining condition Of the Liverpool and New York
markets. prices became unsettled and irregular sellers
In somo instances. submitting to decline Of hc1o.
2 fb but the business Of the dHy, which amounted to
356 bales, generally basis of about SIC. q ID.
for Strict Middling Cotton. On Saturday prices
rather weak, but not sufficiently to quotable
decline, nnd with fair demand sales Of tho day
footed up 31s bales. Mddling selling for 3Gc. and
Strict Mddling for $40 g H. On Monday buyers took
about 305 bales at unchanged rates. On Tuesday the
market active with improved feeling, tho staple
bringing full previous quotations, and tho operations
tending to $50 bales. On Wednesday holders became
disposed to SELL ind tho rates rather CASTOR
in somo instances 10 tho extent Of c q h.. but the
market generally was not sufficiently affected to
lowering of quotations, tho transactions of tho day
amounting to about 4S0 bales Yesterday tho
dull-buycrs apparently expecting decline which
InObt Oi tncm out OF tnc hodCrS
generally frm although in transactions falling
of in prco may hnve been observed the amounted
to252 bales, follows. say ct so Mt 80 is ut "a; So
34A % Mt So 3s at 357i 13 at So 10 at s61z Is
S7I. We quote
Low mliddling. ..34@35
Stct NTR}i;n 5Sg-
SEA ISLAND CorroS-Thcre has boon rather good
demand for this clasa of Cotton and about 100
have changed LANDS during tho wock; We quote
Sfn%mm o,;:i,t;:: Tg T9 aS aSc'
COTTON STATEMENT.
S. Ispd. Uppd. Rice.
Received from oct. as to Oct 81 1855 IS 9SSi iii
Received previously. 7S6 1854 358
r1Sssfs Hss1 Rs'''ps sTa VSa ai;; lo'4 a'a'' ''a
From Oct. &c. to
riSss;5i SsE i sSS Bssy 5ss ass lssis sfs &c &c
754 2O,5s1 521
Total exports. ............,.. 754 20,697 621
Stock on hand and on shpboard.... 800 5,G5l 28l
SAME TIME LAST ,YEAR.
S. It'd. Uprd Rice
Stock on hand Sept. /, 1s65........ 3Ga i.610 100
Roceips from oct. 90 to Nov. 1. 1865 SO .6,22e 25
Expears '''Pss I'd ySd Rice ''0'4 SSos' go
Previousiy:.:.:. >ssi 15.sa7 500
sos 1856 623
Total Exports. s.................. S93 1856 500
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-02

RosIs-Sacs OF 145 bbls No at sSa9 GO bbls No at
s5 25a5 90; 178 do common a 25a5.
TUHPENTNE-No sales to rcDOrt, Holders ask
Ing above the Views of buyers
TAn-7S bbls sold ut 81 90.
TIMBER-3 RATS prime and fair mill sold at s11a12 co.
CorroS-Two snnll lots sold ut 35c for Low Middling
and 36c for Middlng.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-02
LatC DIQrlScts.

CIScISNxrI October 29-Flour aud wheat In good de-
mand. Whiskey firm ut Sc 34 in bond, So 81 froc
Mess pork nominal Lard 1870. Hogs dull. Gold
145k.
So 19a2 20 for No l. and 81 92a1 90 for No 2. Corn
vanced &C. closing firm ut S9a9Oc for No l. md s5as6
for No q Oats firm ut tho advance of 2Hac sales at 45c
for No l. and 4hn44Hc for No2 Freights quiet at TIC
on Corn to Buffalo, Provisions quiet; mess pork $2s
Hogs dull at SaS &c for to choice. Shipments
10000 bbs flour $4,000 bushels wheat 121 900 bushels
corn, 10000 bushels Oats Rcceips.-90OO bbs Hour,
$4,000 bushels wheat bushels $4,000 bushels
oats, HOO hogs
MILWAUKEE, October 29.-Flour active and advanced
20c Wheat dull Mt 80 10 for No and 81 931 for No g.
Corn advanced 5aGc. Oats advanced &c. Rcccipts3500
bbs flour 109 900 bushels wheat. Shpmonts-I000 bbls
-four 124, 600 bushels wheat
ST. LOUIS, October 29.-Flour very firm Mt 50 G2Sa
S11 for speriine Sl3 3IzGS13 IS for single extra sI
SD % for double extra; and S15 2JaSI6 fancy
Wheat firm at 50 25asa 35 for prime 10 choice spring.
80 SaS2 sS for primo full So 90a3 for choice to extra do
Corn advanced to 06as1 05. Oats higher 5Oa54c. Pork
lower; $50 50a$:3 jiacon-clcar sides 1saa19iic and
1GtialGiac for shoulders. Lard 15M for primo tcs.