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Fnurrs-sales Of 200 cases CItron ut 10 to 2oc gold
inaotVo. but are sssdy Seid We
tce sales Of 1900 Buenos Ayres ak TBS average at
isHo sod and 24oo Texas. "a IBIS average. private
Hors-There is but little doing Sales were made
Bavarian. 1N W " 10 iof
MoIAssEs-1s @ In limited request at about former
NAVAL sroaKs-spirits Turpontne-A fow parcels
we're forced to-day at 7oc holders generally demand full
w price for jobSing lots Rosns-some sales made
ons-Linseed- -oruDhers quote fair trade demand
81 60 Fish ons-sperm is held at extreme prices;
sale OF l!6o bbs was made private terms generally
80; rofned do 81 45 Lard-1OOO gallons sold at 81 CO.
sold bonded auoted to I 5000 e0'
M owls market is dull and lower
for sis to II sci prime '1' 'O TO 80
notice GALES Of 400 b6s at Sic to 81 for plain Western
mess, and s21 81 to $24 80 for extra do.
BACON srDEs-There but little inquiry. The tram.
actions are confined to secondhand sales.
notice sales Of pkgs IT zoe for hams in dry salt
and sTeot pickle ls to 1ec for shoulders in do and
LAnD-The 3 market is dull. unsettled and lower. The
are 500 o san and II bss IS to 100 for 70
erg ga are refusing to sell at less than 21o.
Pork bei Mess $40 SO; New Mess ssl so 10 81 rs:
Pi Brine s2s rs to ~; Prime Mess Beef bBle
o. fans per Id. II to zoe; Shoulders,
lS3S TO 16c; Butter, Westori
to 41o; Cheese common to prime 1s ZOO Lard Is to
2lc
RIoE-Remans at our last report. We notice sales
OF $3.50 bags Rangoon In bond at s1s to slo gold We
quote do duty paid, ut OK to loo.
suoAR-The market for raw Ia inactive but prices are
held steadily We quote fsr to good refining at 10H to
10Ac Tho sales Gas hhds Cuba IL to lac and as
hhds Porto Rico at 14o There good call for refined
at full fgures. We quote soft yellow at 13H to 1xbc
soft white at Is to 15{o and crushed, powdered and
gIanulated at 1910.
TALLow-Is inactive at former prices. We notice
sales OF 81. 600 lbs at 12H to 125lo.
TEAs-The market continues very dull. Prices more
less nominal On Saturday sales Of 1900 half chests
green's per the Indus and 400 do from second hands,
sold on p.k
wH1aKEY-There Is but little doing. We quote 81 20
to as.
FRE1oHTs-To Liverpool, per steamer, $4,000 bushels
at bd 500 bales cotton ut a16d and so hhds to-
bacco a 22s 3D. TO Glasgow per steamer bushels
corn at 3d. swedish brig, with corn, at AZ Cd IL to
Cork direct So II to ork for orders British bark to
Cork for orders at 5B
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Wilmington Market,

WlLMIFGTON. July Ia-.TunpRsrrsr -ArrIvaI.
meagre, and market steady. Only 2S bbIs received
280 lbs. '" NAP' "
SPIRITS TURPENT1NE Market quiet. Sales Of 2s bbls
ut 4lc, and as do at 49o q gallon for white,
RosIN Only 60 bbls sold TO-DAY at ne az for n.ta
., CohIIsales from wharf OF $500 bushels mixed at
I aA1-lso bales Northern sold from what q. 81 10 a
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Hevv York Market.


The New York journal Of Commerce Of Tuueday, July
17th, says
The domand for capital Is moderately active at to
per cent for call loans Flrstcass business paper is
readily placed at 6 to per cent per annun discount
Gold 70 lower. Sales were made the str. ct this
morning at 1t7X. At the board II opened at l4sA,
touched 149x and after falling 148H closed at 148X
Silver seS moro freely at to 30 below the price Of
-gold ! - - - -. = n y
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Augusta Market.

AUGUSTA, July 1S-Co1roN- demand was mode
rate today at prices ranging from % to 81 cents.
flSANCAL-There Is no change in either Gold or Sill
ver to-day Business OF oil kinds was vory much do
pressed to-day. '
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TIMBER AND LUmBER-1he stock OF these articles
continue good and prices remain about previously
quoted say IS to $40 per N for common; $1l to Sl4
for good and SIS to sis per for prime shipping Tim
Der. Steam-sawed Lumber is selling at $40 to $2b
Per NJ.
FREIGHTs-To Liverpool dull, at "a for Upland and
Id per 10. for Sea Island Cotton As. per Dbl Rosn
To New York, by steamer, no. per ID. on Upland Cot
ton and 75c per bbl Vegetables BY sailing vessel
iron.
ExcHAN GE.-sterng Bills are selling at TOO to 72S
70 the pound sterling for sixty-day Bills Domestic
Exchange remains without change. Sight Checks on
New York are purchased by tho Banks at u OF 10
to 10 days, Y off, 20 to 26 days. per cent. of 80
days. Ia of; GO days. az off, They sell Sight Checks
on New York at V prem. Private drawers are pur-
ohasfns sght Checks ct u OF to par and selling at
prem.
aoLD.-Tho Brokers were yesterday buying ut 40 and
.sellng at 40. rlr . STTI
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Baltimore Market,

BALTIMORE, July 16.-CoFFKR-There is q decided
~ better feeling IN the market for the past doy
two attributed to the settling Of the tariff question and
the cessation Of shipments the United statea IN
Saturday After the close of report sale of 66S
ho ex Brothers, on private terms to.day 60 bags DO
at 18o, gold. e' w
FLouR.The market WAS quiet to-day We hear OF
snlen not before reported 200 bbs choice Western
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THE CHARLESTON MARKET.

IGOR THE WEEK ENDING THURSDAY JULY TO- 1861
ooiIoN.-Ihe very small receipts. with tho dsposi-
ton OF holders to keep their stocks the market
mas had the tendency to improve prices throughout the
week. and as far rs the limited transac ons indicated
some OF the better grades has advanced about two
cents per pound since report Friday morning
Ast The Europe an news per Persia. which was pub
hshed on the 18th instant, impaired additional firm
ness to holders and the sales Of that day bales
ofrepacked Cotton at az to 25 per pound and 40
bales of Mdding to Strict Middpg at 81 to 80 cents
Per pound for tho former "a cents per pound for
the latter. On Saturday but Cotton was put upon
the market and buyers who desired the better grades
had to submit to the views holders Some 80 bales
were sold during the day. Middng being quoted at 80
to SO CENTS and Strict Middng "a to IS cents per
pound. On Monday the news from Europe per Nora
Scotia, announcing better Cotton market and tho
probability Of peace. induced sellers generally to
~ihdraw their stocks and the day passed without any
operations OF note. On Tuesday. seller having
paced part Of his stock market some 200 bales
were sold during the day. at advance Of about 10
per pound Middng bringing to 50 cents and Strict
'middnng 80 cents per pound. On Wednesday there
was but little done, only about 80 bales being sold nj
tne prices OF the day before. Yesterday operations to
tne extent OF l20 bales took place. the market being
almost bare of stock. We quote:
edd ......2s @2so
1,9w ,Middlng..... .........................S0 oslo
atr1ct n{ga;,; .ssH@s4c
SEA ISLAND CoTToN-There has been q few small
transactions in this class Of Cotton during the week
and while small lot sold at TOO per h. few bales
of extra fine crop of 1861 disposed of at b
This latter parcel something that could not perhaps
be duplicated.
COTTON STATEMENT.
y. ISLd. Upld. Rice
S,t,e Soooa on nanQ sept l. 1869. 562 1910 100
~ ironl sept go 70 July II, 66 6S1S 99698 1896
Receipts from July IA to July 49, 66 s sos 65
Total Receipts 6eaE 1oIItI o1o,
6TpoTs. s. I'd. Up'd Rice.
rroEn sept l. 80. to July IL, 66 550S 96ST7 2776
From July 13, 66, to July 10, &c - 2s5 e7
55os s7172 2s42
Total exports. .65os 97l72 2sI2
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Mobile Market.

|
MOBILE, July 16.-CorroN-The market opened
aaet ana about 100 bales were sold basis OF SOC
for Mddling but afer receipt Of steamers news fac.
day we're made basis of slo; $40. however were
paid late IN the day for some few parcels Of uniform Mid
ports an advance Of hto IA but in comparison with
dns we cannot make out more than I'd Sdvence Tbe
news though taken as whole, is encouraging. aud
the 9Th; Sales Friday were large. and the market
closed buoysnt
this morning at $50 to l61, with but little demand and
small offerings $4,000 wore sold at l5O, but the
fat and tho outside Offering was i4s to I47 This do
cline was the effect Of the favorable European advices-
and will no doubt cause further spasmodic decline
In Gold But in view of the absence Of expectation of
coin from this country It is likely that important
decline can be sustained for any length time This is
curities relatively higher on this sdo than in Eu.
rope and that the greater than the exports
nished more liberal supply OF New York Exchange,
and caused decline in the market yhe principal
actions In New York ght Cotton Bills have been ef-
feeted at discount short do II discount and 80 days
Some few Commercial Sterling Bills have been neRo
tiaed at 100 to l54.
Memphis Market.
MEMPHIS. July II 7-CorToN.- market yesterday
was dull and quiet with little Offering and few inouiries
to give more buoyancy to the market, and holders
seemed rmer In their prices than any day for the past
for Middling. Sales during the day were small con.
sisting Of few outside lots Of Middng so to soEo
and Low Middng at % to 29hso. The New York noon
dispatch the market firm at SO to $780, Liverpool
dates OF July 9th has the following f''i
lowing to the prospects of peace, the sales to-day
were ~ 600 Bales the market closing rmer prices
adyancing The authorized quotations as follows
Orleans Fair lod Midding l41Sd; Mobile Fair l6Xd;
Middlng a4hd; Upland Fair 15d; Mddling I4d. Stock
cam The breadstuf market is very dull with decline
are steAdr." " fo'
The Memphis market closed at the following quota
ordinary .25@28
6ooo Oianary... .27@28
.29G0SO
mluaing: ..........................3l@ .3l@S2
6tlact 33@33h
dVoo
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'Stook on hand and on shipboard. lit 1919 9l9
RIoE.-The receipts OF this grain amount to about
400 bushels Carolina Rough, y all lntorlor
'65 tcs. Carolina Clean, from Georgetown 8. o. and
'few small parcels of East India from New York. Prices
remain as quoted In our last say 12@1Shc per ib
Clean Carolina, as in quality.
NAVAL STOREs.-The receipts Of Rosfn amount to
about 800 bbls during the week. all Of which have
sold arrival at 81 65 for black 50 No 81 80 for
No O. S4@5 for No 1, and So fer extra pale The re-
cepts OF Spirits Turpentine amount to 800 bbls
which are still on hand. the market being dull and de.
pressed, and buyers only Offering Goo gallon. hold
demanding &C., per gallon. The Of Crude
Turpentine extend to about 400 bbis, which selling
ut 81 for Virgin and So for yellow dip There has been
mo receipts Of Tar.
HAY.-The receipts Of the week have been very
small amounting to only some 300 bales of North River
which have gone into store. The article still continues
dull, and we have quotations to offer.
CoRN.-The receipts of this grain has amounted to
about ~ COO buses during the week. about half Of It
being Mixed Western from New York. There has been
sold about 5000 bushels prime Mixed Western in bulk
:at $l.2O per bushel weight; 5000 bushels do do,
weight, In bags at $1S0 per bushe 14OO prime Mixed
Western in bags. at $1s4 per bushel weight 1000
bushels Common Maryland White at SLAB per bushel
weight bags included. prime article of White would
bring 81 so to 162 Tho lower prcs OF Mixed
giving 1t the preference whenever 1t can be used.
OATS.-The arrivals since our last about 60O0
bushels but the market is overstocked and dull.
>of 5000 bushels has taken place per busheI
FLOUR.-There is but light stock Of the better
grades the market and sales Of Super plaoe
at So to 10 so por bbl Extra at $116O 14OO per
.bbl Baltimore Flour. Of which there is but little on
vthe market, Is held at higher prices There is but
>very limited demand for the common qualities.
BACoN.-The high prices prevailing in Northern and
Western markets has advanced the rates here and
while common Shoulders have been sold l7Hc per h.
Prime held at 1s 1so Prime Ribbed Sides at 81
Ito 2o and Clear Sides at "a to 2so per lb with light
:stook Hams selling at a. to 28c. Per lb accord
ring to quality.
sALT.-Thore is an improving demand for this ar.
ole and Liverpool Sack is held at s24o s26o while
rsome parties asking still higher prices.
SUGAR AND MOLABsEs -AIessrs. J. A. ENsLow d
Co. sod on Friday 18th inst, the cargo Of the schoon
.er Aler from Caybarien, Cuba at the following prices
2hhds. and tcs. Csyed Molasses at......... $40
10 nhds Clayed holaeseB. .6l
6hhds. MuBcoyado Molasses. ...................6 81
80 hhds. Muscovado Molasses.
nndsg RoscoVhdo sugar. .13N
tcs. Muscovado Sugar. gar........................l3
2 hhds. and tcs. Muscovado Sugar. ...........13
l hid. Muscoyado Sugar. .12Z
= hhds. Muscovado Sugar. .12L
mas. Muscovauo sugar. .l2H
6 tcs, MusCoYadO Sugar 10i<
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FOREIGN.
NAssAu-Per schr Grape Shot-2e,O0O feet Pine Lum-
CoAsTwIBE.
NEW ioRK-Per steamship Z Souder-1e7 bales
cotton, S44 boxes Sugar, 160 bales Yarn and Do
mestics lG0 Boxes and Packages. Ga bbs Rosin, Is
% %Ge,ees hlcc. Per steamship saragossa-9l bales
cotton, "a erces Rice, 4S Dbls Kaolin Clay 27 pk0a
sruis and Vegetables bales woolons. packages
snndrtes Per schr Wide Worid-l00 tons Rai.
road Iron. 66 tons Machinery and Pig Iron ib pack
eges si5s and boxes @ machinery Old Press bags
spirits Turpentino, packages Brass, 60 bales
Upland Cotton, packages Furniture, IA Empty O r
poys, 46 boxes Pipes 81 boxes Potash boxes Mdze
S tierces Clay cask Paint, 81 bbls Rosn, II bbls
-PHILADELPHIA-Per schr Alba-43 bs,ea Cotton o
pa,es Rope Cuttings. ~ bbls VINEGAR, 30 packages
mdze. "a Empty Casks, 500 tons Old Iron :. Per
>. gGhr Burnett-10a, 600 feet Lumber.
-bALT1MORE-Per schr Wenonah-0S 600 foot Lumber
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PRODUCE MARKET

NEW YORK. July 16-BREApsTuFFs-The market
ior state and Western Flour is du he ,vy and unset
a at decline OF ton to thirty cents. The sales are
SS 40 for common extra State So 4S $40
Ohio. Iowa. DO. and ST 36 to SO IS for extra do in
siHdng @ spping brands Of round hoop Ohio at SO
wheat st Louis at $40 80 to $12 49, and winter do at
baauil W.
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Passengers.

Passengers.
Per steamship z souder. for New York; Setback
enberg, Mr. Heinrich and lady, Olden, @ Levy, Geo
Morgan. T Burge O Bull, Il yannest, Ftzger-
aid, Fogarte, Carr, d Kennedy, Sinkler, Miss
Hatch, Major Berry and servant, Miss Morse, D
hturges and lady, Knox, Brady, with In steer
age and deck.
Per steamer Pilot Boy, from Georgetown, C-Mr
Snyder, James Kelly. DR. Flsgg, DR. sparkman
Mrs McNelty, child and nurse, Mrs Elis Mr. ShaokeL
ford, lady, children and nurse, and in steerage
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Foreign exchange is nominal. Leading bankers ask
i09 for 60 day sterling bills and 1lOI for short sight
o o0' %d out e business We quote: Bills at 90 days
for oankers do at short sight. HOY to IiO Paris at
SJ Gays, III to TO- do at short sight, 10 to
b9Ig sag to 37k; Amsterdam 4oll to Az; Frankfort
75k. " - ~ ~ 'n"i'i'' ~ W
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SOUTHERN FLoUR-There is but little inquiry and
prices are rs to Soc easier Sales $50 bbls
at ~ IS to- $1 GO for common and $l to SIG for
ira and family brands.
CANADIAN FLoUR-Has declined 15 to SOC. We notice
sales OF $50 bbs at So 70 to SO for common and
$40 26 to Sl3 20 for extra brands. ~
hSE Loun-The market is dull. Sales were made of
100 bbls ut Sc rs to 81 49, ~ Va
CORN MEAL-We learn Of but little doing
WHEAr-ihe market Is dull and prices are to 4c off,
We have only to notice sales at So 95 for now am
Der jersey Prime new No Milwaukee held at 50 90
RYE-Thereis is but little doing "
BARLEY AND BARLEY MALT-Are dull and nominal
oAIs-Are lower Sales 27,tOO bushels at 80 to 52c
Tor Chicago, and Goo for Wisconsin,
CoRS.-The market is in .ctiye at a decIfne NJ tvo
cents The sales at SO to sac for un
sIund new western Mixed and s3 to 84c sound do
CofTEE-The market is quiet but steady. We
nouee sales OF 1000 bags Rio, Havana on private
COTTON There is little more CALL principally for
quote: ~S N~N0 NN,0'' We
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and though the market opened nrm prices fell before
the close OF Change hour Is to 20 per bushel
The offerings comprised Of 1000 bushels white and
bushels red sales embraced bushels new red
ut 50 10; $50 do at So 09 subsequently 5000 bushes
good to prime do at $2 IS to closing 50 90 for
primo; only few hundred bushels common white new
at 81 70, prime was held at So 20 per bushel but no
buyers at that figure. Corn-4soO bushels white and
1000 bushels yellow oered sales of yellow were report
ed at 81 to 98 CENTS and 9l8 bushels white prime
at 81 16 another lot sold at 81 Western mixed
dull Oaa1050 bushels received; sales 76O bushels
Western at IS to sc cents 200 buBhels light cents
MoLAssEs-Prtme Is scarce and held firmly; common
dull; no sales, and prices nominally unchanged.
tinues hrm stock generally light We quote Mess Pork
nominal at $SS 80 per bbl. Bulk Shoulders l6k cts
Sides 18A cts Bacon, large and small lots Tx to 17
cts for shouders 20 to 202 cts for Sides for
plain bagged Hams; 26 to 20 for sugar-cured; 22
cts for Western lard In tcs "a cts for Baltimore refined
In kegs.
RIoE-stock small; sales reported; quote East In.
dis to AZ cts gold, in bond and Carolina 1215 to l3
cts, both nominal.
sUaAR-we notice some inquiry on the part of the
trade and holders steady; only sale reported 80
bbls English Island at 12I cts.
SALT-Some little inquiry for lots from store and
prices remain unchanged viz: for Ground Alum So 10
to 90; Fine So rs to 90 oack Turks Island 60 to
Goo per bdshe. Supply and demand light.
sKKDB-Tmothy 10 very scarce. quote prime at 81 60
81 80 to rs; Flax So as per bushel.
TALLow-Held at lax to 13c, latter for Butchers Az
ISOLATION.
WH1sKEr-Contipues dull; quote small lots at
50 a. and large lots at 50 20 to per gallon but in
the absence Of sales only nominal.
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THE CAROLINA TIMES,
DUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY, AT ORANGE.
i BURG O. H., 8. O., by THAD. O. ANDREWB.
The only paper published in the rich andaourishing
District OF Orangeburg, O. Circulation OF the Papex
extensive and rapidly increasing.
SUBSCRIPTION.
weekly P8per-One year.
Weekly Paper-sf1 months.
Weekly Paper-three months. !
To clubs of ten or the Paper will be supplied
"a per year for each copy.
TO clubs Of twenty or more the Paper win be suppl
CONTRACT ADVERTISEMENTS.
One BQuare-one month. ......$
One sou are-two months. 8,
One sQuare-three months 10.
One eQuRfe-BiX months. IL %
One square-twelve months. ............... $50
DI9OOUNTS.
Twenty-Five per cent. discount allowed adver tse.
ments Of three squares or over.
Thirty per cent discount allowed advertise
nents OF half column over.
Fifty per cen.. discount allowed on advertisements
one column or over,
LRaARE b ANDRIws
Msrohtd ProprietorHs
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PhiladeIphin Market.

PHILADELPHIA, July 16-CorTos-The market IA
more active, but prices unchanged; bales of
Middlnga sold In lots at from SO 88c per lb the lat
ter rate for New Orleans.
GRooERIEs-Small sales OF Oubs Sugar are making at
10 to lilo per h. currency Coffee continues very uii
and we hear OF no sales worthy Of notice. :,
FLoUR-There fs little or export demand for Flour
and prices are unsettled and dropping About 700 bbs
sold In lots to the home trade, including:
Per Dbl.
NorthWest supernne at..................$ 1900 776
NorthWeht extra az .................. Bu@ 900
Northwest extra family 10 6O3ll O0
Pennsylvania and Western superfne at.... 5000 s76
PennBylvanla and Western extra at. 9OO6 76
Pennsylvania and Western extra family at II 6O lS 20
pennsylvania and Western fancies at 009I100
Pennsylyania corn meal lat.............. 1000 4.2b
Brandywtne corn meal, ,at............... 606 4 10
The receipts and stock OF -four continue lighter but
fuiy equal TO the demand, and most holders are free
selIers within the above range Of prices.
dRAN.-In wheat there Ia more doing but prices are
unchanged Sales OF 1000 bushels Delaware red nt
$9 S0 TO 2 86 and 800 buohes OF Milwaukee club ct
81 80. Prices OF while nominal. The last sale of
rye was at 05 Corn quiet and prices have decned
sales OF 800 bushels yellow at $50 aud 1000 bushels
western mixed at 92c Oats unseted saes Of l2O0
bushels at 90 to $50, and Western at so to
day are as follows: 12OO bbs -four 47OO bushels wheat
400 bushels corn and 500 bushels oats.
WHIsKEY-Is dull; small sales OF Pennsylvania bbls
at 81 2S to a. and Ohio at 50 28 to 40 gallon
PRovIsIoH8-Prices reTuain the as last quoted,
Small sales making ut ssS q bb for MeBs Pork;
picked do 60 Tbs salt Shoulders 8Xo Prime
Lard In bbls and tcs at 22 to 2so and Butter at "a
200 q fb.
sEEDs-Of all descriptions continue very scarce. We
quote Glover Seed ct ST. Timothy at $6 26 to 60 and
Fla1seed at So 40 to so q bushel.
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consIgneeD Per South Carolina Railroad,
July 10.
SO bales Cotton 10 bales Yarn casks Crude Turpen-
tine, Ia bbls Rosin, Furniture and Sundries. To
Getty Co. 81 Walter & Co. Has ie, Calhoun & 90, "
W Smith, Wiss & Co, Z Fuller, b e Slt an, G
Noise & Co, Wagner, G. williams Co. j W Har-
rson, T >mith Williams Marzyck, Pinker
sohn. e Rodgers & Co. Robinson d 90, 81 Jaqer, @
A sifey, Willis Chisolm, Albee Warren and Lieut.
Ool Gilmore.
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Exports OF Cotton
FROM THE PORT OF CHARLESTON 8. c., COMMENCING Is.
sEPrEhBER, 1866 TO 18th JULY. 1866, INCLUSIVE
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The Daily News.
FRIDAY MORNING, JULY 90, 1866.
COMMERCIAL

exports for tho Week ending July 10,
FOREIGN.
SAssAu-Per schr Grape Shot-2e, 900 feet Pine Lum