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Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-11-16
MONETARY And COMMERCIAL,
'vF'cE qg rHk USIoS AsD A y &c

IhIDAIs NuFtllDtI TO, Io10. ,
MoSETARY.-GOld opened in the New York mar
ketyesterday morning at 1444. and fell successive
ly to lA1z and l4l1s. and closed at 1i354.
BROKERS here were buying at 14S and selling at
1A1zall5.
Government Securities show little change. The
quotations from New York. by telegraph, yester-
dav are a. f,IIo,vs.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-11-16

GRovER's OPERA.-The advertisement
Of this celebrated opera troupe will be found
in this mornings issue. We have no room
for an extended notice this morning, but
will speak more fully Of the troupe at an
other time.
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Sc. IOnis Market
by telegraph

by ItItgrapn.J
ST. LOUIS, Nov, 14.-Flour. holders firm, BUYERS
standing off; extra range SO 651$l2 81. Wheat
higher hIgher prime fall & 6O@S2 So Corn. old. 81 o.
changed. Lard. heavy. at 1l@l51z. Whisky 81 50
free: 34d35ein bond
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STEALING A Cow.-A woman named Mrs.
Striker was arrested yesterday for stealing a
cow. She will have an examination before
Esquire Wilkinson.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-11-16

Wines 81, = From the LoSGwORTH Whey ard
and Wine House, Cincinnati.
W.P. & F. P. ANDERSON.
Proprietors.
Golden Wedding, Sparkling CataW5a,
Dry Catawba, Isabella, etc.@Those Wines
are furnished at much lower rates than imported
goods and for purity and boquet are exeelled by
nOne-either native or foreign.
Sold by
ARCHER CHEATHAM & Co.
KLINE i SHERMAN.
r. 3. CHEATHAM K Co.
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WHOLESALE HoRsE SrEALNG.-There
was rumor on the streets yesterday that a
gang Of horse thieves made \ raid on the
farm OF Gen. Gillem, few miles from the
city, and carried of fourteen head Of fine
horses
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TfPPLING WITHOUT LICENSE. -R Cook
W. before the Recorder yesterday morning,
on three warrants, for tipping without IL
cense. He was fined 50 in each case.
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Go To FARNrwoRTH & CLARK's to get
your Cotton Gins insured. Oihce, corner OF
Union and Cherry sts. novl6-lw
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CEDAR PosTs and Fencing Lumber, cor
ner of Crawford and North Summer streets.
&c
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Go To FARNswoBTH & CLARK's to get
your Cotton Gins insured. Office corner of
Union and Cherry SITS. novl6-lw
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THE CITY

TENNESSEE AND PACIFIC RAILROAD SUR
vEY.-The following additional sums have
been subscribed for the survey Of the Ten
nessee and Pacific railroad
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Seasoned Poplar Lumber, corner Of Craw-
ford and North Summer SITS. e
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Building Lumber Of all kinds, corner Of
Crawford and North Summon streets. Il
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LOUISVILLE. Nov. l5.-Sales of s. hhds tobacco
to-day: the previous prices sustained. Superfne
flour So 10, Wheat, prime red, 81 So Corn, old in
bulk, soc. Oats Sc. Hogs, gross, 63z97% Mess
pork, old 500; new, $24 Bacon, shoulders az:
clear sides l554. Lard II. Raw whisky 81 81
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YELLow Pine Flooring, at low prices,
corner Of Crawford and North Summer
streets.
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Nashville Cotton Market
NeM YorI, Cotton NInrI,,


by telegraph
NEW YORK, Nov 15.-Cotton heavy and %alc
lower. We quote middling upland at 34@3l5zc.
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by telegraph
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 14-Cotton dull, and has de-
clined I'D.
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COME and examine our fine stock of Fall
and Winter dress goods, shawls, cloaks,
blankets, boots and shoes, ETC., ETC., which is
compelled to be sold by the first of January,
on account of dissolution of the firm.
G. RICE & Co.,
oct30-1m SO College street.
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SELLING OUT lon account of the dis
solution of copartnership, the entire stock of
goods at reduced prices, at
G. RICE & Co.'s,
oct30-1m SO College street
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RrcoRpER's CoURT.-Fiye delinquents
were tried yesterday morning, and lines and
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For choice Groceries, Preserves, Jellies,
Fresh Fruits, canned bottled, Wines, Bran
dies, and indeed any ofthe delicacies offered
in the New York market, can be found at
ToTTEN's, Nos. q and % College street,
Nashville. oct21-tf.
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SlA
Tfppling sifioui Lioensc.-Robert Cook,
three warrantsl, S2l.
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Louisville Market,

by Telegraph
DON. November 14.-Consuls 99]1. U. S.
6gH. Erie 5l15. Illinois Central Is.
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Disorierly C5nduei-John Hines, $40.
D-unk.-Foster Roach, So; Mary Hesion,
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EVENING SESSION.

The attendance at the evening session was
very slim, and but few ladies were present.
The Association was called TO order at seven
o'clock.
Mr.. Lindsey, Chairman Of the Executive
Committee made verbal report of the
action of the committee in procuring speak
ers for the occasion, and stated that letters
had been received from A. P. Stewart, w. E.
Word and Judge Henry Cooper, announcing
theirympathy with the objects Of the Associa-
ion, and regretting their inability to ac-
cept the invitation. Also, that Colonel
Inness, Of the Nashville and Chattanooga
Railroad, had, on being applied to, consented
20 pass all members Of the Association free
over his road to their homes.
Mr.. Bosom made few suggestions on
the propriety Of making an effort to get
Congress to change the method Of applying
the lands appropriated to the State-to have
applied to the establishment Of three Nor
NAL Schools in the State, and one in each
district.
Mr. Lindsey moved that the discussion
of " The Relations of the State Government
10 Education which was indefinitely post
poned at the afternoon session, be taken
up at o'clock this afternoon, place Of the
subject set for that hour Carried.
Professor w. n. Mailman, Of Louisville,
Kentucky, who was advertised to deliver an
address on Compulsory Education" stated
he had received the invitation Of the COM
mipee too lase TO prepare a paper on the
subject named, but that he had gathered to-
gethes some fragments on the subject Of
Normal Schools, and he would confne
his remarks to that theme. lie quoted
the sayings Of many eminent edu-
Gators and learned statesmen on the great
necessity--ihat il was a safeguard against
intrigue and corruption, and thai the RICH.
Of suffrage cannot be properly exercised
Without the enlightenment Of the masses.
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oct30-1nl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-07
ENAN BARK WANTED.

1000 cords Of Chestnut Oak Bark, for which
we will pay fifteen dollars cash per cord, dellv-
by list Oct. 1866 Persons wishing to contract
for any part thereof, will please write to US.
We have for sale all kinds Of sole and upper
leather, harness and bride leather.
We are always buying hides for which We
are paying the highest prices: ,-
NH 6-tie1 {. t.. SMOOI y SON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-07
y MANASSAS GAP RAILROAD.

WI ="
BY order of the Board Of Public Works,
adopted January so, 1866, q meeting of the
stockholders Of the Manassas Gap j. r. Co. will
be held at the court house in Alexandra on
WEDNESDAY, the 4th day Of April next, for
the purpose Of clectin2 officers and the transact
ton of any other business that may come before
them. j. NJ. HERN DON,
NH 5-lawtd Sec OF Board Of Public Works.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-07

Persons were allowed to vote who were not
entitled as citizens. Persons who did not re-
side in the town who had not been here twelve
months, and [ understand that the votes cast
to-day including one hundred Union votes, will
not reach eleven hundred votes. This Council
stands adjourned sane die.
And the SSth City Council ceased to exist
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-07

IIIU Xix SEED
" 200 bushels Prime Glover Seed, for
sale by [fe % lm] r. A. BKEWIS & GO,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-07

4 ILS.-Coal Oil, Raw and L$oiIcd :i1S ,1
W OIL Sperm Oil, lard Oil. Nh"lc Oh. - n'
chino Oil very 1ine) Tanners On, Ne&fsloo1: ~
A,c;:ohc,, Turpentino and Bcnzinc, Just rcce!Vec
and for sale BIZ LA 20-tfI Jan = El y ~.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-12-03
Havana nInrllof.
Icorre,pondenc: Of The Journal Of comx.roe.l

Correspondence o he journal Qf CoF'FSrcc
HAVANA, November 24-Siigar marlct, with Iesa do
mand few transactions, showing q slight advance on
Intermediate cla9sos Whites. through at S43<to q
100 ibs Yenows do: Nos Is 70 40 at SAX to }. do.
Browns. do: Nos IL and IL ut 1915 to4 Cucuruohos,
do to 10 at s32s to AZ do Muscovaoos at sa to 3X
do Refining and groecry quaics-sales Of fair refining
sold at hIatanzas - do Shipments during tho weeE
from Havana and Matnnzns-127 757 bIa and SAL hls
which for Unitod States ports to Now York-2909 bxs
and $50 hhds Phladelphia-I357 do and $50 do Bris-
tol (R I-251 bxs. Dalumorc-g00 do. TO Charleston
4. bxs and 13f hhds; and to New 0rieans-l5O b1s;
baance to European ports leaving Stocks hand IN tho
two ports 81 8I3 bx5 and 1884 hds nuinst Bame
tmo last year, OF 6f, ,172 bxs and 272 hhds
MoIAsSI,J.-NO sales hcre. None in tits market.
lot of caycd sold In Matanzas e) to close cart,o
6 roais q kog; that pco cannot bo sustained with
croaso OF receipts Mt the tr,do deposits
RU,f-As advised for wc0ks; limited transact tions
for shipment; in chestnut stIvos a32a33; in oak r3a39
LRAP lob doing; frstclass 1llinga or
lars for tho Udtcd Satcs-small lists Saos S27n31
q 100 ID.
SBoAss-Mantain thoir price If not quality The fac.
tories now Obliged to work u portion Of new loaf
which viii get mixed No change in other goodH
FnRIGuTs-Very duh through tho weeks largo ship
ping List for our wants. Charters for New York: bark
Chiffon $50 hds sugar at S3h each direct; bark G. B.
Hamilton, $50 do ratio and yoya9o. Charters for
Falmouth and orors 1900 boxes at ca 12uO do ut s2
EYcHAsoEs-Kept up during tho week: 800 900 bills
days sight at 7sa8 premium United States 23a2f dis
count currency; $780, gold bills, 60 days sight
at SAa9 premium; abort sight do lax do; 30 days do at
10 do Money commanding high intorost; only short bills
done In bank BUSINESS gcnoraly aotYe but httlo to
doal with. ....
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Passengers.

Per steanashfp sarasossa, for New york-conmandet lei
Hughes. Pike. N saibanu, and 4 In steeruge.
Per steamship Granada from New York--Mr and Mrs
MoDougan. Baftron. aafney, Mrs Knoblooh and
infant. jackson. Miss Harding, Jautzau, Il Jnut-
zau, Won Dorm. Carroll, Holland, II Deerina..
Per steamer Pilot Boy from Saysnnhh. via Hilton Heud
and Beaufort-J Hume, Roborts, d a Rice, ID O
Hawthorn, r z ~Haynesworth, D WInppenny,, Mrs p D
Sutton. Miss Il A Sutton, d Huffman. u G. Coles W z
Clark, Fl Paimor, 9 Keslor, II Ctofat, " q Mark.
ham, and ON deck . .nli = =. :.
Per etear,er Fannie. from Georgetown, 8 Oh TIL.
ton, FInoh; Johrston. Parker, Jr. DR. Tucker.
Heriot Jordan =. II'.'s
Por steamer Gen Hooker from Rdlsto-Ir re- Frey and
child Miss Frey, Misa Bssel, " Reeves. King, @
Major Jenklns, Major Berlin, Won Holton, G Sto-
yens, w Rivers Capt Gates, Barnett and IL on
deck. q 49,. .'li.-fia,s - ~ -.
Per steamer Idea, from Edisto nnd Roclrylle-w w
Hutton Major Corbin. 8 A, o Bowon, Cochran II
Byron, hr Howe, Dr. Smith, and 81 on deck ""ss
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-12-03
Mobile MA rlkct.

MOBILE, November 27.-CoTroN-Ag good and general
demand has existod throughout tho day. so1e gales
eeoe early In the morning OF about yesterday
advance last Quotations. Sales to the extent
OF 1900 bass ero eocistha market closing Arm nt 50
asac for ddngs. and holders anng full prices Stock
on Gale Light
HoNEfAnY AND FMANoIAI-The principal featurs Of
tho market to-day Ia tho unsettled condition Of Gold CON-
coquent upon tho continued reports Of advance om
hour to hour In Now York. Rone sas, made carly
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-12-03
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CHARLESTON.
Arrived Saturday.

stoamor Pilot Boy. NoNeity, gavannAh Beaufort and
Hilton Hoad. Mdze TO Forguson & Holmes, Boutbern
Steamer II Emile, Adur. savannah, Win Beaufort Hilton
Hoad and Gooahw. ~ bt1oa q Cotton, and Mdze 10
others. ''"N't'H''a "'.,R' I'll i!iH H@'R
sehr Deas, from West PointlthI los bSls 1aso.
To Cohen. Hnnotel 90.
Arrived HSstosany.
stesmshfp 0zsnAdA, Hazri3on, Ner York-lsR Wed.
nasdAy, PIN. Ndsa. 10 RafSnal q co, Jnery o. Co, @
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ConstSnceo per South Carolina Railroad
December I.

7i0 bales Cotton, 90 bags Grsi Gays Furniture 10
cara Lumber, cars Wood car Old Iron. Hogs
r&c. To KanapeuK Lalnue l. NJ Ayor & Co, Adams,
Frost Co. e iodJers Il Co. b Bhott Son, W
Bowling, W IL Lswton. Rcodor A Salinas, W "
Sale, Fraser L Din W Dukes Co, Chisolm Bros Ave-
ril u Son. Wallace & Bro b Means, Aiken & Co,
Villa & Chsolm. &J Kirkpatrick, G w Williams {:
Co, Thurston & Holmes, Hunt Bros, Mey, f Warley,
RR Agent Comd'r N Ingraham, Goldsmith & Son, j
& D Muller, Mrs Howo Col Low, Dawson 4:
Co, NJ Israel, III Wyross Epstein Zernansi, King &
Gibbon, Frasor 90, II Magwood, N II Il Agont II
O'NeiIl, Z " Marshall, W Quincy E Hail. II III Riker
Rivera Macullar. Williams Parker.
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Oats rather heavy md quiet Tho saios arc
Stat, Mt 6sHao7o for whole loads and CSC for railroad
loads
Corn 10 about oonts lowor. closing with fair do.
Tho sales Co. 900 bushels Western mixed a 81 20
a1 % In storc NoW Jorsoy ycow at 81 o5 Southern ye
PRovIsIoNs.-The Pork market is dull and hoavier but
closes rahor soaer at 1guros Forfuturo delivery
sSaf a'0 '0' me" OD''f LIST half D'''m'0r at
Tho saos cash REGULAR $500 bbs ut sal 25a21 90
for old moss; s23 95a23 90 do with retail lots at
ldghor fguros.
Bosf quiet at about formor nguros. snlo OF rs bbls
for old extra do; and ol7a2a for now do.
III, rao Doof Ia quiot.
Cut meats are dull, and We hear Of only GO packages
Bacon is rather moro nctivo Sales of Bmal lot city
heavy long hams Mt dc 60 boyos city long clear at
PIC; 100 boIea Western short clear seller until 25,
short ribbed hnf OF cash for january delivery at tho
Wost, on private torms.
Dressed hosa oponoQ stoady but closed easier. VIC
quolo at 01ic ior Western and 5jiaIO,Sc for city.
Lard is quiot and prices nominal Small jobbin
hsrEa.ETho market Ia firm, with moderate domand
20 goaio for pots and i%it 60 70 for 3 pearls 5 ~
qaoto at 80 sa35>so for Abiding Upands and do Now
Orlclns and Toxas.
CnooEnIEs-In conco pricos aro without change Saou
Of 70 bigs Liguyra in bond at 1876 Small lots Of
assos at full pricc9 In raw sugars only bus
Rico In quiet at 11al2c.
HAv.-fho domani IL moderate and tho market steady
nj Il 15s1 20 for shipping, anu 81 25s so for rotni lots
HsMr:-Manilla 10 firm and in dolnand at 12c gold
Other kinds dull and nominal.
HoPs-hro firm and i'll fair do nand for homo consump
ioi. we quote ut from 90 4Uasoe, to growth aud
qin'ity.
LArns.-Eastern Arm and In fair request sa 60
TIN ec monthB.
LtME.-Rockand Is In fair dcInand and firm at 81 70,
10 for common and lump,
TA1Iow.Tho mnrIot is dull ut about 1ac for primo
Wo noto Rala of 40 bblI clear marrow ut 13Ic.
WmsEBr.-Tho market is quiet nt 400 in bond for
WeserD.
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New York Market.


The Now York Kusniug Post of Friday. November
! 3O says:
Gold opened dull at 14o falling to 14o and recover.
Ing to !4 The rates for loans varies from 1Gs to Eat
The loan market Ia inert md abundanly supplied at
SIX with exceptions at Ave. Tho discount business
sn o% snS S sv On
bills arc making Tho current rates for worry choice and
n
backs from the West and from oher points exceeds at
md the OF tho banks is longer bsng
as probable ea. sh havo
come; and this opinion ia rendered. tho probable
BY hS plethora Of dssnsngod capital soaking
For gold this forenoon the following were the leading
so ss ios9 $780, 1871 s at1 iii u.s.
Foreign exchange ,s arm. Bills q. 90 days on London
bankers,; do at short sight, 1loalloN; Paris nt 60
@sT SsS ss aa at sSt i Ma%sa1S a
78Ha7Dsl; Prussian thalors, 72a72X. =" -
s -" PRODUCE MARKET.
Western and State Hour 10 dull aud ower fhe decline
sales $500 bbls at 81 60 for supernne State
States $40 76a11 for fancy s:aoi 50
Of ogd yhsai Ss,sR ss s % 90 Ss 20
II so for st Lonis ortras. i,'l
Buokwhca opr is ddrus soas 75 per 100 lbs tho latter
Canadian hour 10 unsaloable and heavy
Southern -four ia dull and 100 lover sales of 1so bhs
at S11 10a13 40 for to fair baltimore and country
extras, Ind s13 46a18 40 trade and family brands.
Ryo flour 10 heavy. shles Of $50 bbls ut s8a7 rs.
Corn Meal Is inactive and nominal "'
GnAnzThe Wheat market is lower snd fairiy active
the dernahd being moro genatol; In part for export
from Europe prices toWor, particularly for spring
Tho saes 600 bshels OF 81 spring;
for amber State.
Barley 10 easter ssles Of N 900 buaheis at $50 for
Western; 81 for very choice bonded Canada Westj o. 20
for free DO.
Barley Malt 10 taaetive at u aoai 46.
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inspections Of Flour and Meal In the City Of BalH
Street Sbs and CO 81 half fp es %SFe ots
Mills 647a bbla and a5o half bills; Ohio bois
1osi9 bbls and 25o half bbs Together With s2s bbs
Rye Flour and l161 bbls Corn Meal
GRAIS.-Wheat-1200 bIsfeIa white, and 2S45 bushels
red offered to-day; market dun for white; salos
rcd there were sales Of les bushels choice al
inferior at So 25a9 4o Corn-53 500 bushels whio and
1900 800 bushels she y,a y,o received today aad prices foil r.,
scarcity of tonnage in port to load corn At tho opening
o gass OF eera wS S made tide at @
tho sales wero mado and damp lots ranged from 20 to so
Sena as 70 s 5 yolow 33e0 bushels sold at ssa
and 1000 do damp at 20 conta old Of other description
with sales Of eoeseoS bnsSes rs 10 auav om ss TO-
81 cents Rye10O0 bushels oTerod 800 bushels sold
aHipEs-Bark Tcmplar arrived to-day from River Platte
with cargo comprised of 2l4o3 try;w quote BucnoS
MoLAsaEs-stock in first hands worry small, and aa-
sortment poor we quote priees nominaily unchansci
PHovIsIoNsEThere are moro orders from tho South to-
for obbng lots at II for Shoulders and 15s1Gc for
nS We 10 at m of sers ms
brand attic latter price Lard is dull tobbing o:
soaas a boI " No Bulk @ Meats Ss oorng Ro'h
RIcE-Caroiina is dull; quote ct 11a121so q lib;
sale Of 10 tcs reported mt tho inside price Receipts tho
SEEDS Glover is firm. with ahea of 900 bush, moay
steady at s. is q bush.
suaAR.-The market continues dull, though without
quotable change In the absence of sales.
Refined Sugars-Are nominal as Inst quoted, to wit:
Crushed, powdered and granulatcd 15.S cents; soft
crushed white 14S cents; circo do 141z cents; d
white AK cents; extra lax cents; yellow 1s cents
per h.
synup.-wo quote Baltimore Company'a Golden al
rs cents. and Maryland comranys do at 81 cents Tor
gallon.
TAIIow-wo report small ealo of Country at 11>G
con and quote Dutchers Association at 12a12S conts
por lb.
wHIsKEx:-wo notice moro inquiry. with sales OF
100 bbls City in bond. prime PACKAGES at So 98 and
100 bbs Western In bond good PACKAGES at 50 35 per
gallon.
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THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS.."DECENBER g. 1866

AZ high 142a14S wo hcnrd Of sales, however, at
the 1atter figure
Sterling has moved up in sympathy with gold, and
quoted ut tho close of tho ay at I4SlI6l Somo holders
are asking 155. but without any salos reported
Now York sight exchange has boon quiet throughout
tho day at HaA discount checking, and tas discount
buying cotton biiiB.
Now Orleans sight boon request at previous
rutos-Bay e discount par
STATEMENT OF COTTON.
Stock hand Sept 1st, 1866. .baloa 5000
Received this week. .........-.....-... l0,lVJ 49,,
Received previously 51,S30- G2029
91.o3s
Exported this week. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 9,16S
Exported previously. ly................ 4,oo4- A3So2
Stock hand and on shpboard'not cleared Nov.
3D. lSo6 .................. ...............'.... 4'lfo
Galveston N nIarIsot.
GALVESTON, November 21.-
COTTON STATEMENT.
This Year. 1866
Bales. Talos
Received at this port this week. ....... 1913 5433
Received at this port previously I.56S 499lS
Received at Ctlier ports. s.............. 3332 G593
Total. Observation-Disclosures. 1881 1880
ExroRrED TO
Dalos Bales,
Great britain. ................ 1910 10,G32
crunCc
Other Continental o:ts. ...... 80. $50.
McAlco. ..........
new orlcans.. ............... 59Ti ie,oos
nussuh. .-......... ..........' ''''''
6ai.unore,. ...................
ihlHlelpniH
froVlucnco. -............."
new york;. ooof 3tu4f
On hand nnd ON shpboard not
cleurou..-.. .-...--..--...' Af,Aoo f"Iit
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-12-03
Thore were no cloarancos Of cotton to-day.


Thore were no clDarancos Of cotton to-day.
SUaAn AND MoLAssEs-The rcceip.s hive increased:
they much larger than thoy yesterday Gnd
prize ala hhds Sugar BIB bb and 81 half bls Ifolasses
about half from tho Lower Coast the balance from tho
Upper Coast and by tho opolousas Railroad. The de-
and limited and, being mostly local. the market
Hnues dull and dropping Receivers anxious rea-
hho, and, in order to do no. compelled to mako
general reduction in prcds from dny to day. there being
very little among buyers. Prices for Sugar
arc about 40 lower tan thoy yesterday. and those
for Moasses fully Case q gallon The sales today
prsed ATS hhds Sugar and 800 bbs Moasses numer-
oua lots. OF the following. quotations which have
AMIN modified: - -.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-12-03

WILMINGTON, Docombor 2-TUnrENTTFR.-Sno Of
d9 bbls ut 81 50 for virgin and yellow dip and 81 ~ for
hard q $50 lbs.
SrRIrs TURpENr1NR.-Market sloady. and we quote
sales OF 191 bbs at f'c q gallon.
RosN-salo of GO bbs common at e3 80 and 90 do No.
at SO.
TAR-2n bbls sold at 81 10 q bbl.
CorroN-Has declined 1, aud % baos sold at a9o for
low middli:g aud 30c for middling
TIMBER-Salcs OF thrco rlfts at So for common, and
gil 50a12 u NJ. for primo mill.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-12-03

: FnEroHrs-There is moro Cotton Offering for ship
mont and tho ratios arc lrmer but unchanged. They
per b for Cotton 9oca per bbi for Flour and 7c
per gallon for Molasses by steam for Now York. 1Hc per
for Cotton. 7oa75c por bbl for Flour Sail for Boston 10
per ID for Cotton, The steamer on theberth for Liver
pool has f cargo engaged ut I'd per ID for Cotton
Tho 10 per ID for Cotton and ses Dbl
Flour by steam for Now York and 1c PC Cotton
per hbl for Flour sa for Boston, c per lb for cotton,
and 7Bc per Dbl for Hour Philadelphia and Providence
10 per ID for Cotton. Sail for Liverpool a9 led For
Havre 1xo. .r - . =