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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-09

In tho Port Of Charleston, November 8, 1860,
vsssE1s UNDER LOO TONS, AND srlAMrns ooAsr1No
WITHIN THB STATE EXCEPTED.
STEAMSHIPS.
Quaker City 1l4s toms West at Adgors wharf for NeN e
Sea Gull eIs tons, Dutton at Atlantic wharf for Bait
more, ready. .Courtenoy Trenholm
Southern Rights, $50 tons Ross, at Accommodation
wharf, for Liverpool, loading Willis Chisoln
ida Lilly 7be toms Minot at Accommodation wharf 70,
Msspe9 oes ssaRs in the sSss NJ
Msi:y in tSo Stream from Boston
just arrived .Mastel
BARK4.
Ango ouardione r $50 tons. Willis, Of Marah,s wharf
S sSn 1 saas Cam at xsa
v.o. ei '4S Sssf a. ton.. Ross as Brown ynsr
m.,asn yS1R12 5 oss rsvrs At Uon wharf, 1lfs IN
Isle Of Carmen, to be repaired. y Enslow CO
EA Cochran, 800 tons Pierce, in Ashley RIVER for West
psiD uSies 7 sens Esv:an al Asns wharf, on New @
York repairlng H Baker Go
Prncessa Louise we 256 TONS Rentescronsr IN Ashley
River, for Bordeaux loading ...:"....j Fredsburg
carmen " TONS Faulkner, In Ashley River tos
Redwood, $40 tons, BORDEN at Benneta wharf, from
Newport, Il /, repairing. I'D 1nsioW . 10
Fred Bliss 4as tons, Sherman at Brown co's wharf n
Joyen Jose, ito tons, Fradua, at brown Co.'S wharf
from Havana, to bo repaired. ..P Esnard
Matron lat tons Morso at Adgera wharf, for New Y0ft
reudy " Asoasdl
Cardigan r) tons. Young, In the Stream, from Liv
orpoo just arrived. Order
sGHooNERs.
Aid tDr) tons Mccormick at Central wharves from
Matan2nS, waiting. .Mssuei
Magnolia, l39 tons Chase at harsrs wharf, from TURKS
Island, repairing. I'D hllslo" q "
G " Ciardinor 203 tonB Steean at Brown Co.'S wharf
for Boston, loading Strcot Bros Oo
Americus 2s4 tons, Moss at Marshalls wharf, for Bah
more, loading: .Strees lros Oo
John Griffin. 3O5 tons. Foster, at Centra wharf for
Philadelphia, londing. d baher Y 20
W HaL 218 tons, Vickers, IN Ashley River, Tor Now
York, loading. ID tnh'oW y Co
Il burnett, 1l8 tons, Wilson, at Atlantic wharf from
Now York. discharging. ............. H Baker \ CO
Josephine 1876 tons, Knighon, at Kerrs wharf, for New
Kate Wentworth, 800 TOMS Adams, at Boyce Co.'S wharf,
from New York. dischargng. .Shackelfold fraser
Isabella Thompson 100 tons, Baker, In Ashley River.
from Philadelphia, d1scharging Chisom Bros
3abcock, 256 tons, Higbee at AdSers wharf, from
Philadelphia dschargng 49,, Rayensl az, aue GO Co
Paragon 1G1 toms Shute, at Brown Co.'S wharf, trom
New York disoharging ...:...:... - duppor sons sons
Lewis Mulford = tons, Mosander,at Central wharf,
from Philadelphia, 20 be repaired ...H Baker Co
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Quotations for S. Carolina Bank Notes.
pnBpARRD BY-
CONNBIL &c WILSON,
No. 6 Broad Street, Charleston, s. Caroline.

Buying Hatei
Bank OF Camden. ..........4o
Bank of Charleston. ........................N
BanR or CneSter. .......l1
Bank Of Georgetown. ..................
Bank OF Hamburg. ......................18
Bank of Newberry ..........................t0 y
Bank Of South Carolina. IL
Bank Of State OF 8. Carolina, after Let JAM, VI. 08
Commercial Bank, Columbia. .................n
Exchange Bank, Columbia. bia..............r.....N
Farmers and Exchange Bank. ................06
Merchants Bunk, CheraW aW.....................21
Peoples Bank, Charleston. on....................40
Planters Bank Of Fairfield. .......... ........h
Planters and Mechanics Bank, Charleston. ...22
. Southwestern Railroad Bunk, Charleston. ..b
State Bank, Charleston n...................."..01
Union Bank, Charleston on......................66 ...66
City Of Charleston Change Bills. ..............s2
These quotations liable to fluctuations.
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NEW RESTAURANT.
MRS. ELLEN TURPIN

BPRcTPU1LY INFORMS HER OLD FRIENDS
viii open on MONDAY merit, October 22d, at No lag
Meeting street. two doors from Wentworth stre. RES
TAURANT, where every delloaoy Of the market VIII pc
ties can secure meal lunch, any dehoaoy cooked "
style TO please the most fasetors from O'Clock a.
NJ, until "a O'Clock at night
- MDa L. TURPM,
No. l<6 Meeting streat
Late Propsistress of Ioe Cream GhFdan,
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Stock on hand and On shipboard.... ST Z674t 232
RICE-The receipts for tho week have been very light
say about 5000 bushels principally from Cooper River
Tasales have amounted to about $50 tcs Of Clean Caro-
Mna at 12@12Xo. q ib for inforior to 12N@12kc fb
for good Carolina.
NAVAL TOREs.-There averoached hero since our
st weekly statement 500 bbls Rosin and $50 bbls spr
It's Turpenine. The Rosn and Spirits arc mostly going
through to 0 her markets Some Common Rosin has
been sold at 81 25 bb There have beeu no transactions
IN Crude Turpentno Tho market for all classes Of Naval
Stores is unsettled with declining tendency.
HAY-A large lot, a,y some 1900 bales North River.
lust at hand constitute tho supply received since our last
report About 1000 baos of North River has changed
hands at $3.50 hundred There have boen no arrivals Of
Eastern. Tho demlna continues quite limited.
CORN..The receipts have been about 1000 bushels
from Baltimore, and 5000 from New York We learn of
sales Of Mixed Western at $40 y bushcl weight bags
included and good Maryland White at s1.6S . bushel
weight. base included. There is but light demand,
and uyers only purchased to satisfy immediate wants.
OArs-About 1000 bushels have reached here during
the week. lot Of about 1000 bushels was sold at 76c
p bushel weight.
"FIOIlRTRe stock OF most kinds Ia increasing, but
holders ere quite firm OF abort previous quotations.
New York State and Western Fine 10 selling at S106o@
II q bbl; Super do. at s11@l2; Baltimore Super at
sls@13to; Extra do. at s14@l5; Hiram Smith Family
: at S17a18, and Georgia Extra at 5166o@1e
BACON.-The mar1ot condnuea to be well supplied,
but the article slowly, and large lots are difficult
Of sale. Shoulders, which most In demand, are
selling from 17@1e cents q IT, the latter price for prime;
Ribbed Sides 1t $4,000 cents, and Clear Ribbed do at
ooh@M cents p 1b. Hams dull, aud hold at M
@2s cents, as in quality. #
sALT.-Thero continues to be steady demand for
country consumption which holdera are supplying at
unchanged prices say $3.50 y rack for common Liver
pool.
i BAGGING AND ROPE-There ia an araple supply Of
Aunny Uloh on hand, but tho transactions are princi
psy In limited quantities for planters ORDERS the rates
fbc which continue without alteration, say 80 cents =
yard Tor Large lots and ss@e? cents yard for smaller
quantities Rope is in good supply, and prime henp is
held at 2o@23 cents q ID, and lower figures for inferior
kinds.
TIMBER AND LUMBER-The low seaAe Of tho rivera
Reeps the stock on the market Light sl restricts trans.
actions Tho sases that take place at previous rates.
say sba1O a N for common Timber si191s fol good
MIL riraber, and s1a@le for good shipping STUFF Ran
rsmbse Il selling q. s19@15 p ~ CITY steam eawed u
he.a n s9o@sa y n. ~ '.;., ='.5.z=# .....
:. .:rnR1aHra-ro Livezpoo,-soscta veasela on the
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COMMERCIAL.
mvnorts for tho Week ending Thursday,
November 8.

BosroNper steamship George upte1bhaS5 ha5a aidssa Hdes
80 rolls and bales Leather, 2A packages old BEass,
Lead &C. II sas naa Paper
Lailroad Axles Railroad Wheels per oIlg @ 4ae rrou
Bliss-120 bales Upland Cotton, 400 tons va lon'
NEW steamship bales oplana is
Cotton 90 bales Sea Island Cotton aq zaq @
sundries "a bs Paper Per steamship Meaoha % bba
81 bales and 562 bales s pRana Go1n and
ca aapes S Rice 9es Packages Per brig Ma Ma
on-ies bses Upland Cotton As bDS 7a 9Rir dd ron
RsnaBBe BeeT Ell iron white oAk Slaves Per
schr Josephine-2s0 bales Upland * baes as
SsSna 1psnd and IS bales gas bbs aosin 90
bbls Spirits Turpentine, 1850 enng1es n1so sna noc
NORTHERN P0RT-Per schr . III i11ns'4.-N0''S9e
pAIMoREper IL stsssap LauSsa, hass 0e.oa
Bales ys sssss p a.s ntta1ss9 an95
tSss sanssdd ssd s8s oaoa 1 bales Hides
is packages 8undrdes
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ConsIgnees per Northenstern Railroad,
November and g..

24o bales Cotton III bbs Naval Stores, car Furniture,
cars Lumber bundles Hideg bags Potatoes cars Char
patrick, scroven l. Neshit. W Ryan, ] M Caldwell l.
Son, + Early, Kendall Il Dockory, " Poronneau,
L Jeryoy, II Gerashty, Dukes CO. Fruzo, W Webb,
MoWry & Co, g w Williams Co. Chisolm Bros q 81 In
Graham. q " Clark co, L Dacot, Davis G Ptch-
ott D Stevens, Street Bros & Co, draeaer Smith,
Dc Hay, q Hacker.
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Paas enHerG.

PassenGers. :=.#
per steamship Moneka, for Now York-Mr gouder and
lady, DR. Moore, Mrs D Rosa and ohild, FTenell
Livingston and lady, L Herrick, Harycststraw,
Clark, Hickey, II Hodge. W Howe, Clayton.
Por steamer Dictator from Palatks, Fernandina Jack
sonvillo, &c-O Todd, " Crosby, Crosby, Z 3 Du-
pont, q Hodgers II Sanders Mira Hammond D II Rob.
naon, Msn Robinson, Mrs 4 Barnhaln, Mrs A Till
man. III NJ Tillman J Bailey Farara, Capt Davidson
Whitnor. ] Il Anorurn, 7 Frasor, b Fraser, Al
lou, L Kont g G Hastings, Miss II Lanneau, Mus r
Lanncau, Mott, D Hayward, S D Tarrence, B FL
lott, II Spears aud lady, Hiss Spears Hondrick,
King and on deck.
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TO PLANTERS AND ALL.IN
TERH8TED. }.

rruB UNDERSIGNED HAVING DEEM APPOINTED
Agent for tho sale Of the HICKS ENGINE, is now
prepared TO execute orders at the shortest notice for
Horse Powers from two to twenty-five. For ginning
nosdng, and indeod for any purpose t1ls Engine is
the ehoapest simplest most durable, and requires one
half tho uei of any other offered for sale. All Engines
thoroughly tried bofore shipment and warranted For
further particulars, apply to the Office, FRAsER's
WHARF T. L. BAOOT, Agent
October Is mWflpo
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Master. Hss touched to take on board enigraats to

&heMaater Has touched TO take On board egrsots 70
Br brig Cardigan Young Liverpool Sept 1s, va
Belfast Lough. Assorted cargo To Order, T Ag-
new, A MITCHELL Mitche1 Ravenelh 4 Co, D Paul &
Co. Booth Adams 4 Frost Hart & Co, 3 Adger Co,
draveley Strauss, vances Co, ohisolm Bros, How.
land & Taft, 81 Jager.
sonyilie &C. 4s bales Upland and IA bales Cotton
Ao. TO D Aiken Co, 9 1ngraham, Fraser Dill.
King & Ytnning Adams & Frost, Cohen, Hancko 4 Co,
soqe CO. lien geanR Wa hao
Steamer Marion, Mansfield, Cheraw 347 bales Cotton
99 bbls Naval Stores, &c. To Ferguson Holmes Ken.
dali & Dockery G W Williams Co, Baggett 20, >
4 Krkpatrick, Lee Spencer, Mowzy & Co. shackel.
schr Three Sisters from Cooper River. 1850 bushels
sloop Lee. from Cooper River 440 bushels Rough
Rice to Ferguson l. Barker, W @ Bee GO.
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Moneka, Lehby New York-wilis Chiso1na
Steamship Sea Gull, Dutton, Baltmore-courtenay &
Brig Fred Bliss, Sherman Boston-street Bros l. co.
Brig Matron, HIman, New York-Wm Roach.
sor Josephine, Knighton, New York-Wm Roach.
Went to Sea Yesterday.
Steamship Moneka, Lebby, New York
Brig Jeremiah, Ford, Rio de Janeir0.
schr Jessie Smith, Williams, Baltimore.
Sohr Samuel Castner, Robinson Boston.
Sohr Mary Jane, Hazelton, New York
Bchr Flanagan Cain Northern Port.
Schr Enchantress, Blatchford, New York.
From this Port.
Steamship E gouder. Lockwood, New Yorh, Nov 1.
Steamship Andalusia, Bursley, New Yogl, Noy4
Steamship San Franoisco, Smith, New York, Nov 8.
Br ship sedbergh, -, Liverpool, Oct 90.
Up for this Port
Tho bark Talnar Thompson, ct Liverpool Oct a. to sail
with dispatch.
- Cleared for this Port.
Steamship Whirawind Fargo. at Philadelphia, Nov g.
Sailed for this Port.
Br bark Regna, Cumming. from Liverpool, Oct a.
MondUrand
The steamship Star Of the South Reed from this port
for New York. at Fortress Monroe, Nov s. with SHAFT
broken. She will probably go to Baltimore.
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b +. N. BURDELL,
GENBR AL
MERCHANDISE BR0KBR,

WILL DEVOTE HIMSELF TO THE PURCHADE
w and sale of MERCHANDnsE OF ALL KINDS.
Office at tile corner Of BROAD AND EAST BAE
STREETS, In basement Of State Bank, where samphs
may be seen. .z5sss ss5 81 >.
RErrnBNoEg-Mr. G. NJ. Furman Mr.. Theodore D.
CO.. Mesars. W O. Dukes & Co., Masars. Gou1dis,
Matthiessen Co., Charleston, O. 3.za5j2
October "a wfm6mef
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-09
Lotto Markets.

CINCINNATI November 6.-Flour and Wheat dull.
Whskoy steady at 20 3 In bond. Provisions unchanged
Lard 13K cents. Gold lat.
OaroAao November 5.-Flour quiet and steady. Wheat
advanced 1a2 cents for No !, and 3a4 cents for No
closed firm at 20as2 % for No and ola,2 C8 for No
Corn 11a12 cents higher; closed firm at II OF for No
and 81 for No Oats firm at the advance of 3a4 cents;
sales at 4a49 cents for No g. Mess Pork S26 90 for new
Hgwines moro actyo at 50 SO for duty paid, 50 81 for
GOOD. Freigts declined Hn2 cents. Receipts to-day
Is 800 bbls Flour 1000 bushels Wheat 600 bushels
Corn as 600 bushels OATS 900 Hogs Bhipments-l1 500
bbla Flour $4,000 bushels Wheat 10000 bushels Corn,
MmwAUKEr November 5.-Flour dull. Wheat active;
50 10 for No 81 O3 for No2 Oats frmer. Provisions
d Receipts today-40O0 bbls Flour, 140 900 bushels
Wheat shlpments-13O 600 bbls Flour, 10000 bushels
Wheat.
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unchanged We quote fair b good refining at 10aa11
oent The sses foot $50 hhds at cents for Cuba
ct former rates We quote soft yellow at 14a14 cents;
soft white at 1ba16A CENTS and crushed, powdered and
granulsted at 18M cents. ZEZ
TAILow-Ihere is fair call at steadily held rates.
The sales amount to 125, 600 lbs at 12a12Ac.
TEAs-There is moro inquiry to-day, but the amount
Of business consummated Is small. The sales include
700 half chests green and resale OF GAG half Ghosts u-
Colored Japan at full rates. Z
WH1sKEY-The market is quiet and steady at 41a42c.
FnE1aHrs-To Liverpool per stener 100 bales cotton
on private terms. 10 London 1000 bushels oats at
4Hd.
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berth are Aning up slowly At Kd for Upland ID ~
sea Island. sud g. a bbl on Rosan TO HaVre-nonine
doirp IN the West Indies-l1znber eghts are dun and
nominal for want OF stock. ooaatwise-Io NEW 1orA-
Rv steamer the rates are 1c. p to on upland iAo. on
eea Iaand 50 90 R tieroe Rdee ana ooc Per %! ou
Roain by sailing vessel there Is more oreng' anu the
rates have advanced to c y b on Upland Cotton. Io
boston tho rate by steamer is 1c lbon Upnnd Cotton
Inv sailing vessel q lb To Philadelphia, oy steamer
Sc III on Upland Cotton; by sailing vessel Mc p b
To Banore the steamers are taking cotton for Liver
noo, to BIO re.shpped by steamer at hst point at I'd
"a H. all through by sailing vessel tho rates on lumbor
are ~ oc to 90 per NJ. z
EXCHANGE.-sterl Bilis-The principal transsc.
tons in Sterling arc confined to salos Of limited amounts
The general rate yesterday for sixty day bills was 7ooa7o0
to the pound Sterling.
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE-The Banks are purchasing
sight checks on New York ct per cent off, Sale days
of, 1oa15 days per cent of, 16a2o days 1A of,
aOa25 off, 25a30 TX off. They aro selling sight checks
at par Private drawers are checking at u OF
COLDS in good local demand and the Brokers were
yesterday buying at Al and selling at 40. -
Baltimore Market.
BALTIMORE, November e.-oogg1E-We report
sales of $50 bags Rio ship Grey Hage, at 19A oents
ITO bags do at 18Aa19k cents. 49,.
CorToN-The market Is quiet but holders hrm at S'a
SO cent for Middlng Upland.
NouR-There were sales on Saturday OF $40 bDls
Northwestern Extra at $13 to 13 5 To-day we heard Of
no trsnsaotions Market quiet but holders hrm, and
quotations nominally unchanged Hyo Flour aies OF
lt,S. a. H9nSAtiOpH.
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Philaaelphln Market.

PHILADELPHIA, November 6.-COTToN.-The market
continues dull, but holders rather 1rmer IN thell
vieWs about 100 bales OF middngs sold ut pei
lb for Upalnds and New Orloans. .=
GloCEREs-In sugar there ia more doing; ll00 bags
of Laguayra sold at and 66 boxes of Cuba at
per lb currency; coffee continues quiet and we hear o
no sales worthy of notice.
FLoURThe market is less active but prices are un
changed about 800 bbs sold in lots to the homo trade
including
Northwest Superfne 100 6t
Northwest Extra. 0Ot}1U ol
Northwest Extra Family OOgl4 0l
Pennsylvania and Western Superfne. 1890. 600 20
penngyyania and Western Extra 60G9l2 UO
Penngyvania and Western Extra Family IL 00@16 60
PonnBylyanis and Western Fanc3es. .16 6O@17 on
Rye Flour. OVQD 20
Pennsylvania Corn Neal. b0@ 70
GRANT, ere is good inquiry tor wheat, and the
transactions are larger han for several days past the
ceips and stocks continue very ama sales Of 5000 bush
es Pennsylvania and Bouhern rcd at % 26a3 49, 200o
bushels Juniaa at IS a. aud 800 bushels spring at 81 70
small lot OF white sold as % 60 500 bushes uthern
rye were disposed OF OF III 49, decline There ts not
much demand for corn and prices wosk sales OF vel
low at 81 25 and mixed Western at 81 49, Oats are dull
and lower aud In far request with sales OF Southern
and Pennsylvania at 6sae8o per buaheL The receipts To-
day follows: 1900 bba Hour, 1000 Dusnes "neas,
5000 bushels corn, SOTO bushels ots:..,,- ts:
PRoyMoNs There is no material change to notice IN
price Or deand small sales are making ct $50 per OBJ
bacon hams iaa19c for picked do, 1ta16Ho Tor salt
shoulders 100 for prime lard In bbs and tea, and l8ao
per pound for butter - 10 quality
WHrsKgY-smau sales Of bbls are making at ~ ia
81 u for Pennsyvana, and 90 4Sha2 A per gallon for
nhi0
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-08-23

CROPS IN KENTUCKY.-From Mr..
Ragon, of the enterprising firm of
Ragon & Dickey, who has been tray
cling over portions of Kentucky Dor
dering on the Cumberland River, and
who arrived at home Tuesday night,
we learn that the crops inithat part of
the State were looking very fine, but
are now suffering slightly from want
Of rain. The people are rapidly re-
covering from the effects of the war,
and the merchants of that region ex-
pect heavy trade this Fall and Win
ter, and of course will generally come
to Evansville to make their pur-
ehases.
Now is the time for our merchants
to advertise literally. The Fall
trade will soon open, and the Evans
vile JOURNAL has large circulation
along the Cumberland and Tennessee
Rivers, and it will be profitable to our
merchants to have themselves pre-
sented to the people through that
medium
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TITS WARRANTED TO PLEASE.
It cures Itching of the Head.
1t makes new Hair grow on Bald Heads
Ii prevents the Hair from Falling Out.
It renders the Hair Soft and Glossy.
Cleanses the Scalp, Cools the Heated Brow.
Removes Dandruff, Cures Nervous Head
ACHE Cures Badness, Insures Iiuxuriant
Locks. Inclines Hair to Curl, Supercedes
Wigs, KfllS Hair Bakersfield apparent at
TO THE LADIES + it
We say, the AIubrosia will suit you to T,
Elegantly put up. Delicately perfumed
Patronized by Opera Singers and Actresses
Sold in splendid boxes or cartons, contain
ing two large bottfes-No. for morning
No. for evening.
There is no mistake about IT, STER-
LING'S AMBROSIA is the best, most
agreeable and effective toilet in the world
To prove this, try q carton.
Sold by Druggists. i
STERLIHG'S AMBROSIA MANUFACTURING
COMPANY.
2l5 Fulton Street, New York.
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