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Amusements.

WALLACKs THEATER.
" Proprietor 10 miT";sf fvfSsd M sd EEfTzN "AAAOA
viii be presented with Of scenery correct 60.
tunes and sssa1ss sPgoni@ee that d.tnsq,hsd ~ ef
p''@-' = DOUBLE GALLANT
being the second I'D p sfIs TS5i' coSE6E
end gyen VIII ne fooVng excellent di'bu,ion vvv,,
ill., M fRKDERIck iNs9s
Old Dir. MT GEORGE HoLLAND
cAPfiIS M W IA 4 ,EosToS
SAUNrE . u :, III ~ avy7
Sir soGasBiE sPLirH M LEoSAR2,
Dr. B6Lus WARD az ~, cAsaM
cLARlS 0A MADELiEn aEERl9uEs
L4pY PAIATY nl's cfARI JENsE Gs
Wfsa~ am siTTSS
MAID Mis-: MESSENGER .mi's scorS
~ ID. M1sIET and COUNTRY DANCE ,oss, Is,
Tho old coz sdis. vii D. scented ssany forming
-ll CONSTANT Nov Ssf1 AND VARIETY, 10
TTEspAH EyEN5sS Nsv hSTaE hASm fAhih
TIiJRsDAY EVENING Nov. B-THE RIVALS
In P'spAf'' NEW AND ORIGINAL COMEDY
wxLLaoK sod ether Company incndsd ss
pesrnt performances
n. 30. osee open saIy nom 3 |. a. % an1
Doors open at I'D Prtotm.nee Commences. at % eloct
DISTORTs DISAPPEARANCE TONIGHT.
sEAsQ Tr S 81 SIX X N &c EFtOAys
Rislorfs Ticket Office No. 6s2 Broadway - =, -, =
naE &bFIDF
FRiDAYMsrensO'', sslebS eT a TTsSs. sys
SATURDAY AFTERNOON at O'Clock Doors cpen u vi
LAST RISTORI MATiNEB-EblZABETH. Queen Of Enssna'
RISTORIS ONLY EVENING or REClTATlONs
At Sleinwsys New Hal on TUESDAY Nov. 20 -
DROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
ID THURSDAY. Nov TO- sixth and last soescriPuon
NINE RlsTORI great role o. ADRIENNE LECOUNkEUe
Office Brooklyn Acdemy and No. ne Bfosd~sy crk
OLYMPIC THEATER
EVERY EVENING AND SATURDAY AFTERNOON,
Until
BOUCICAULrs ENTIRELY NEW DRAMA
sch~ved almost without equa tbe Uy"P%
Tbessr Broadway and Lyceum Tbeaer London ,
L0SG sTRiRE' THE LONG STRIKE,
THE SCENERY FROM DRAWINGS TAKEN ON THE sPOf
IN TEE CITY or MAkCHE sTEk go.
NEW COSTUMES AND APPOINTMENTS prepared ~ nAfs-
CHESTER wORKmEN engaged BY the Director 90 " 70 p'S
serve ne rH aF FAY pRobUcED WITH GREAT CAST.
~ THE HIGHLY INTERESTING TELEGRAPH sCErs
complete all the proper ernphc sp2araus tarnhsd "
the Western Union Tsegrsph Company
SATURDAY AFTERNOON The POPULAR FAMILY MAIlNEn
TO MATINEE 50 Is eta TO ALL PARTS OF THE gALALE&
DROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
BATEMAH CONCERT.
.A PaRgPI sig BRlGXoLL
and Al In. artist. win sppear ready Monday Nov Il, 81
Brooklyn Academy. and az Broadway
MADAME MONTANIA~ SHEET WAX for
Va WAX FLOWERS. Is cents doIen No ~ Broadway
Toahd-
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6eip n)anlro'

4 "pN-rS WITT S1S IN NIX vo,r,.
WOMEN OF THE WAN
WONDERFULLY POPULAR!
So popular has already bcooms Dot one month ~ ,n- ~ h
the co9ary FHoE 172 rHH'oS' HIvr vHrrE'
ToS1 Of Adsm, rsss presses this book snd ~
d-snd creed. our supply iR-.oe,d as'. 'ns Ss
'toy@ent vii md BY eni.sns N ss .'s o. , eos a. ' %
=" P"u'''''' 'sN' '' IS SCRANTON Co
No ~ Asylau-s,. Hartford Conn.
DOCK AGENTS 'WANTED.-Agens are nov
sai-a 70 os! qrs5' IN sssh tow 4 h' l9 ed state i'i
Kno u. D. D. A. Edtsd By Aiyin Bond D. D., Of Norwich
TIL g tb. bee, selling boob now pubhed Agent. male From
500 $500 per month and they never knew book TO eel
For further information apply imudisty the Pabu,hsr
EXPERIENCED CLERK wANTED.-One wht
IL Evt unidentified references a. 20 iNTtGRTf ABLTi
snd iudgiry m.y obtain permanent sd desirable situation BY 40
CALESMAN WANTED-ln "a Domestic Dry Goods
- coumson House Of .Es neaH' ne who an eonIo ,9on
sood' seeoaHt non, b., bi.s' WIN lSoa
1.-TWO frst-class Statesmen WANTED.-Apply
Il 81 OLIVER MOwBRAY's. No 2c9 Gfsrdg-
LVANTED-An experienced CANyASSER in ever
w County !sss charge q the csn'y end employ oer ssne
competent who give tcioy 'esoty and feis'eocs
Addre" ,o,,.,,D,c
spriusseld M.''sehu.e,i,.
VVANTED-A frst.class COACH BODY-MAKER.
w Steady WORK and best address Box No os Post
Office Cincinnati Ohio
NVANTED-An experienced NURSE, fully compo-
w charge Of infant from i birth rh nsed
appy references required Call between II and oco
at No - umon'qnsre cornT Of sHiesnihst sn9 foahase
WANTED. Several SALESW0AEN, capable and
w q good adde's r. H. MACY, FonnssnhsL add siIth ave
IQnO AGENTS WANTED-TIIE BEST
,UNIU CHANCE YET. work Of Historical value md
National importance Tie only wofk Navy the hid
Agents fnd no congestion In Press,
FARRAG UT
AND OUR
NAVAL COMMANDERS.
By the Hon. J. T. HEADLEY.
dis,in eushed Author and Historian.
In one with "a endd Steel Portraits and Battle
Life Public Services and Nhvu Carer
Of Adnifsl D. o. FARkAOUT. Eee.Admiial D. D. POhILh,
AdInrns POoTE. DUPONT 5TRIHOHAM, DAVIS, COLDS
BOROUGH and AHLGRES Commsdoie. WlLkl.s WlssLoW
WORDEN BAILEY and many other prominent Naval ceelrs'
written Hsadeys graphic and ngsbe styles with an
Of Battles ssgrs and Bombardnen including
discoveries In conducting Naval Ware BY 0nnboais snd
ad also thrilling descriptions Of the most brilliant
rrploits and achievements Of the Rebellion
The Authenticity Of tho wok beyOnd doubt 90 most o. the
material concerning their early life and public was in'sd
directly by the officers or their friends
eIpeencsd agents popular and rapid b1g book ws
Sold only by Agents send Of lot The out aud
commence the Address, =.
RB TREAT 3 Co. Publishers No Ga Brosiwsy Ner YORK
Q I 10 50 for EVERY HOURS SERNICE.-Em-
10 plovuen desirable ceTgymen techer stud-ntsno rk
Ladies' gentlemen sddrrss MANSON LA'O No ~ bowey
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DY BANGS. MERWIN & CO, Broadway cor. 4th'
u-ssJ,f Of Books Woe Fancy Goods Furniture &c.
TMPORTAVT SALE OF BOOKS,
TUESDAY AFTERNOON, November 10,
end following Day. q, sane ho-r U9t ~ are ,o!d

Coprn7 and srr Poria'ion Of Ensh Books IN var
-, depar,nents terau7r Iy OF them finely Illustrated and
rsbv bonnd Also valuable uvoces from many Of the esdng
incudug The best STANDARD Woksi supfrby
ILLUSTRATED BOOKS. elegant bindings Emb~lished JuVe
ps and great variety Pheogr.Dh Albums, &C. sud also shout
,a OF valuable STFkFOTYPE PLATES Of Books formerly pub
h,asd By Messr Csrey Hart Of fliadephs-Wen WORTHY tie
aitsntion Of publishers.
uHnHw
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EARM ZOE SALE. -al AuGrION.-Ihe E1ecan

INARM FOR SAIL at AIGfION.-Ihe Executor
Il Of yoore deceased wi offer at Public Vendue on
tn o. nnses TUESDAY. Dec. 1856 al y o'clock noon the
oGeuesd FARM Of e e tuate ur the VILLAGE OF Rocky NJ.
wi hin f mile Of the depot o. the
Rocky Railroad AID 81 gni llI Canal said iarq contains 100
which fsDe md the balance Woodland va the l
kueneu good tsuauthouse for
rmsr smoke house heaousr stone pispen two
rood haE connection with two se
capable Of hode 10 she ol com in the ell ae
thesh-
nd Iuve % feet
2x0 good wooden TOP and iucosd
bscks app q ~ trees, and other fruit AL the
Geld vel waeed contain neyeriaing springs o. water
Nearly the undrdrued IL b Onef most deIo
Somerset S'J
o. he pre money Bond and Morgsge For par
tcullrs apply DAVID d. VOORHEES, Executor
Il COLE, Northumberland Executors
Js SALE Of elegant MANSION HOUSE and s. LOTS IN the
WEDNESDAY, O'Clock az the Commercial E1chsnFe
no Futou opposite CIV Hal Brooklyn by order Of the
o. valuable bJ lLUNb
Tors and CANT MANSION HOUSE in FoaTirave Ninth Tenth
erd Fi.~ntts Brooyn This e offers iuducenents %
uapiast N Investments the property q located 90
improving and accessible from al the ferries BY city
srosd " ACtoueer, No 800 Fulton st.
Br1
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Professional Notices

DISEASES of the KIDNEYS, BLADDER aud
~ PROSTATE GLANDs-pr LONG, having devoted 10 years
exclusively the treatment Of hs,. d,se, WI continue 20 s'
a a. 10 l ..
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6ouscs ano farms manteo.

DROOKLYN PROSPECT PARk.-Wanted 10
ID rnrob.s Ts in N. vicinity Of Prospect PAX Brootyu
CaA OF address WYCKOFF LITTLE, Aont4suest near Cou
Brooklyn ~ Y.
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UaKF CUARrERMAsTEE's OFFICE.
Hs--sr.r 40 "a saurwG-oN
wasuryeToy. D. o. C.. Novembry 5. 1856 !

v
WAsuIvCTOS ID. C.. November s, 1856
I ARGE SALE OF CLOTHING, CAMP, AND
GARRISON EQUfPACL wa te sold by direction Of The
Gene I on MONDAY November ls commencing
~ a. under supervisor Captain C. Thomas NJ ; h a.
below Peunsyvana sven1e
che fo10Win--descrihed prOptuy;
6bout re- zoo A4es n 20 Pcss. 1900 Hstchets and
bAnd.es- f.r- handles, and LfOoO hatcbet
soods NEW is ORIGINAL PACKAGES and
~ Hunt Collins William
Mann IT,, beatty a Co. sud ot.rrs.
also ABOUT
so Gr~rtCosts-brogv1. brrf. a1i srsy.
NOg Infantry Overooafa-p.ara.
80 Cavalry jackets.
$40 PAIN frowssr.-bsck. Al new goods
Tog.;her with conssng Of Great
In,autry JcSr, Huis Caps, Wooden
Rubber Blankets Bed MesIc Scales knapsaks end
Spades shovel Camp Kettles Mess Pans large
lot Of Tents and Tent Poles q KoDe. Rag, &C.
Goods must be removed w liu 1--WE dys hou day Of sale
Terms. Cssh, ID G0vernIsuf fcnds.
By % General ~ II. kucker Assistant Quarter
0eusrai. CHARLES y. tOtffkiNs,
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QuARIERaAsTER 0KSKRALs OyyfcE
Washington. d. c.. Oct 81, 1896 ;
DROPOSAI.S For IRON HEAD BLOCKS

Ssaed Proposals will h. received At the Otos Of the Onae
rnera a.hnston D. until Nov % 1896 Cor furnishing
C,on Head Blocfs National Cemstse delivered In quaint
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5iinations Danieo- males.


GOOD Penman and Book-keeper, with uneKoep-
~ recommendations wishes sgation
a. CLERK BOOKKEEPER AsslSTAhIi hiss aciei a. suoh
H. ". APPLETON, No ~ Eishihtye.
A YOUNG MAN who has had considerable expert
n en desires SITUATION IN the Book or Pubis BUSINESS
/. capable and wiling Addre's w = B. Tribune Qhce
A YOUNG MAN of good character and education,
"A prompt efficient aud in feiAhr and l9t severn
wear, past ACt OF MIAMI and CONfIDEN1lAL CLEhh oi
e~pseity with h Good reference given Address
p. o. T.. Boz No. -. Station D.. New fors
A YOUNG colored man wishes a SITUATION as
from last employer Can be by addressing G. X T. Boz No %
Tribune Once.
A SITUATION by a respectable COlored Man, as
his last place Ne go srtbave tsabl.l of two day.
CTUATION WANTED-As GARDENER by a
- Young married Eneh.haH thorouhly understand. b. eo'
ness cal on address W. X HENDERSON FLEMINO secl
store. No 81 hsasusi, for fo1f d.ys
XHTANTED.-A Young Man, who has been two
w business and give Tho best Of rrsnoe desire.
CLERK. Address J.. n. Boz No i02 InbsRe Ohce
VETANTED-By a Young man Of good address,
w SITUATION a. BOOKKFEPER or CLfhksHlf 10 a
Mission busnes Has uBquesoaAblo sfrrboss Addssa D. v"
No. S35 Bowsry, Room No. ~
FAMILIES, HOTELS and BOARDING-HOUSES,
DO the d-rat bfsnehss N housevors so Go"
Porter, Walters hervanA AFfT
CARPENTERS EMPLOYMENT ROUSE corner u sishs'o and
Eievshthst
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M 0RrGAGE SALLY virtue of q mortgage bear
w ing date the 1871 june 1900 win e1pose to SALE at
public vsndue the Exchsu saosrooms No III Broadway
THURSDAY the ls day Of hovabe 1906 ct u o'clock noon the
ssamshp CiRCASslAN ne urAe. apparel aud furniture
DARED NsW.Yort, Oct - lloA
TRNIST FlEDLER Mor,gaese
... "... frV JOHN NCKEON. his Attoary
The above sale poltpored OIL 7 ocock Of SATURDAY
Sks lOh dag o. Novem1ef ft h pce aboveDated
Nsw.York Nov l. l8G ERNEST FlEDLLR Mougtgee.
~ JOHN NcKEON, bis Attorney
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Amusements.

NETWORK THEATER.
M,0;s..:. Baker and Ss RIE sn'fP
played nighy TO cOwaed and euthp .s houses
FGG DRAMA on THE PASSIONS IN sc founded 90 Charles
! SfS l' I'd. s s A1SeTS M md s
t%i sd d N''4 o'--'D t'l'. 0a''''"' 60 ~
OR JEALOUSY
presented With ENTIRELY kEw sCESERy by Hsyr. end Far
eu New mUa by n lssing,oni New Costumes BY X wtsms
chosen cat inc gdas a Rose Eyss and !Ssn Mo@1
Mst s% l s dram. e Sa :n S as1 ;Sa nc
rs''nns win 'LiSHGAsRsf "a FAIR Ro' the
ncadns G%gny Dsn s Chg. tie P0 ss.9 & sbs
and 'ias shows peculiar to the old established
SEXr = sATfRDAY Il / p. m. GRAND MATINEE.
DARNUMs NEW AMERICAN MUSEUM.
B5o1dSsy Ss HSS S sHes Ind 6s sTSss'
AFTERNOON AT 2; EVENING AT a. .'.-F
The pleading popular and Interesting drama Of as
Adapted pyEET TSTIEEgE sY EpEBS Lave
and to MINISTER TO AN UPRIGHT,
... MORAL JUDGMENT
10 si .it e6Ls afa5 or LIVING WILD ANIMALS
DWARF E e flfT21 s&cfAs CAM
FL ROYAL REN0AL TIGER. WHITE IilMALAYA NOUN
THh gEAk BEkRs %6LEEs SACRED cSTE TlP
DER PELiCANs MONKEYS etc. and over 2cO AUSTRALIAN
BIRDS All LIVING
COLLECTION or THE LATE GORDON CUMhiN'
AoF1 sIxTEFE YEARS WEIGHS Sc POUNDS,
&c, inches the .hoeas and fee. inches
o'Hd the Wi" asMao W f snS a: G5ss 19s
THREE bwaR Fsp I,ANssssowERs CiRcGssi1N GIRL
NATIONAL BRoNzE PORTRAIT I { S AIflfFs
cO'mOraa.. Lsrued Seal Happy Family Grand AaaaA WI"
Admission, 20 cents ChildtsR under ten - cents
WINTER GARDEN
VIM '4oAN LAST WEEK 6UT one
HroHLY gUccEssPUI TEE ENGAGEMENT or
MRS. D. p BOWERS
ono va ups" MONDAY EVENING. Nov. IA
In c. W. Tsyleure's original dramsi za'ion Of
FAST LYNNE,
(so.ciaIy adapted for Mrs. Bower.l
L.1r ,sasErr MRS D. P. BOWERS.
Sir Fanci. Ley.sn Nj j. MccOIom Me;.r. Lsainsws W.
Andrew Dga Duel Hinton h'' johnson Mr' B0niass MISS
NAD'' anu '''''' IN THE CAST.
Doors open a; u commence At o'eloch -
NETWORK CIRCUS,
~ FOarteenth-st. opposite Academy Of Music No..
MafsEEss wiDST DAY md SATURDAY AZ II O'CLOCK.
EVERY NIGHT ats O'CLOCK
ONLY GREAT FEMALE RIDER y THE WORLD
EMOTIONAL SENSATIONAL EoUE5rRIEHNE-
w ROBERT sTIcKREY.
GE4aP HGos sG ds RpEk 81 ~ TIE
Ell HINo EDDIE
THE BOY WONDER,
:" u" ToaT ROPE EXERCISES
'f'' " ''A d '~- THOSE FogR STARS,
pfeseutsd In conjunction with the best Organized
EoGEsTRIAH AND GYslSAsTlC CORPS
collected throush Of managerial tact and D6ssy
AN yYPREcEpgNTEp DISPLAY
oFEXCELLEHCE SKILL AND EAECUKLoH'
first Of he entitled the
MARCH OF TIE PATRIOTS,
introducing >, TEN FLOODED HORSES,
THEM" COMIC MULES.
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Tft Collection consists exclusively Of orks featg 70
and sthe " or many labor constant Afternoon
and expense Toe book are gsueay vel bound qua eileen
OF eIifeme rarity Ihe
sosc,iou Of pamphlets large md compss many Of value lhe
Lb.srv /. especially nch MASHNGlONlANA Attention Is
solicited the uurvsed collection o. Warrington Portraits mum
berns uslry so dfe M Portraits including two OF three that are
believed uniaue Others rarity and, whole
surpassed Washit Medals Coin IN Silver aud Bronze m
elude Bua and Americana VI repre-
asnfed Indian Histories und Capuvities also
both bound and m boards early
printed books 3radfords Chris Soucer &c Also.
R-pns reuerl printed and unequaied col
scon g Books aud Psmp 30 alton 70 the bimore and ONO
Rlircad. including complete SCI o. Reports 60 date ,
Book b. named hne set Of Niles Register
sboo Tribes; S1er.or Sgner uncuti Documentary
Colonial History Nrw Jacobs Lille q Capt Creot
Ieat hsrlors Drayton Memoir uncut
Teachers Journal Redess Letters LsnssI nal
Unmasagt; bepsons Nudicson Of the apo
y Andrs d. Discourse on insn NaHes Stiles hree IadSei
Whisky kcroheFl Neey Of Ntrgnia IRE
ssus Posmsi ira Of Andre Pbdsph Tll Of Andre froy
fsn,s). &c. &C.
Caaorus ready.
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WALLACKs THEATER.
ProPetof nd Manages. M LEsTEh WAi.bAVA
MONDAY EVENING NOV. H. ..- l.. -,
viii be resrued with eli the Of scenery coct
tunes and elegance appointments that distinguished az efs
production this theaef, Coey Cibbers Comedy entitled the
'..r.H DOUBLE GALLANT
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NETWORK THEATER.
Levi. Baker and MARI ssiTp
Second OF the immensely successful drama OlfFAAH
GAUh played ngty Jed and euhu iastie houses
ONI0 Tst O'clock. and evening toe NEW aud row IN
FUL DRAMA OF TIE PASSIONS. In founded Shafs
Rsa5s widely read, sterling by AJGUSTlN DALI ssq
sutor Of Leah the Foraker" tanning Buoy etc. and en-
died
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-15

of meats Lard In demand at IS, but is held at
New pork sold ut %; old is held ut 81 Butter firm
at 3ea35 Cheese In good demand 15a16 Groceries
changed and dull. Gold 144E.
CIScIsSAT November 10.Flour and wheat dull. Whis-
key steady at &C. in bond Hogs activc sales 300 head
at Sc 75a7-rccepts $500 head Lard in demand a I3c
New Mess Pork S25; oli do SOL Gold I44Il.
TOLEDO November 18.-Fiour quiet Wheat 2a3s
lower on spring; other grades firm; new white Michigan
$297; amber So 7sa2 TO- No spring 50 2ia2 D. Corn
shade lowers salos at 97ia9Sc for mixed Oats &c lowcr
sales at fGc. Frcights-2c Oh corn to Buffalo.
CHICAGO November l6--G p. M.-Four dull. and dc
c!incd 25c. Wheat ui and Toe lower, coln at 81 for
No and 81 79al 81 for No Corn declined 4c sales at
Ssassc for no l; and e3ls5c for No2 Oats quiet, and
declined Ia ic sales at i0c for No q ghwincs - IL.
Hogs heavy, and declined loal5c per 100 lbs Frei$as
dull Receipts today-5000 bbIs Hour, $4,000 bushels
wheat, $1,000 bushels corn 600 bushels OATS 1909
hogs Shipments 10 day-9t0o bbs flour, G7o0o bushels
wheat, 19,0O0 bushels corn, 115,00O bushels oats.
Mn.wAuKtE, November 10, p. M.-Flour very dull.
Wheat 81 Oh FOR No l. and 81 S for No =. Corn 9lc for
No l. Oats i5c for No . Receipts to-day-3e8o bbls
fonr $1,000 bush wheat. Shipments to-iay-3006 bbis
flour, sc, 900 bush wheat.
ST. Louis. November 1o.-Flour very dull aud I'M
changed Wheat easier ct 81 60a2 70 for choice So S0a
s5 for fancyno demand for low grades Corn is droop
ing ut 75aSc for 96caSt % for Old Oas dropping
at 5oa5Rc Provisions dull and unsettled; Lard dull at
for choice leaf Whfskey strong at 81 20 for free
and 50 35 in bond.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-15
Tho Charleston Cotton Market.

Under tho adverse news from Liverpool and New York
prices for the staple have still further receded and the
rates fell off yesterday about cent q tb. the
prices of the day before and have declined cents
To- from tho rates prevailing this day week, whom
Mddng Cotton was selling at 36a37c The transactions
yesterday amounted to about 2ts bales prices being
somewhat irregular The following the prices pad
viz % at so 81 at31z 4s at 90 SO at SAX 1ot at 90
IL at 81. We quote:
Strict Middlng. ...........................34@
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Consignccs per South Carolina Rnilroud
November IL.

555 bales Cotton, II bales Mdze. CT bags Grain,
Furniture, 3 cars Stock, and Sundries TO d Sloan,
Willis Chsolm, L Jeffers l. Co, A stenhouse, II
Devices, r II agent, II Goldsmith 4 Son, Johnston,
Mrs g Brown, L Gibbes w G Boo & Co. + Thurs
ton. D Vincent, Johnston, Crows & Co, 8 Bell, A
Amaker, A Pratt, N E r Agent Rodgers Co.
Q Reeder, w Brown & Co, T BischoH, W Lebby, G II
Walter Co, " Marscher, Admins, Frost Co, Lowndes.
Mikoh & Co. U Master, Cohen, North, Steele /
Wardch, w W Leonard, Fraser Co, @ W Williams &
Co, G Hoploy Co. Mowry Co, W W Smith, J En-
win, W Hocknday, Commins, w Calder, Gads-
den, Rounillat L Wiss s. Co, N Robson, Wardlaw
l. Carew, Pinckney Bros.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-15
,alcs OF the week 4o1O bales.

sales oI the week 1880 bainS.
MONETARY AND FISANcIAI-Thcrc has been n fair do
mand aud plentiful supply of New York Sight Exchange
throughout the week, ranging from par a3a discount
chccdng by banks and bankers and a5S discount buy
ing outside bills. To-day the market closes weak and
with declining tendency, ut par az discount checking,
and gas discount buying We notice good deal Of in
quiry for placing. There hns been better supply OF
Boston Providence and Philadelphia sight bills, which
were taken up Mt 81 discount.
New Orleans Sight opened this week with brisk de-
rnand at discount par and fell off later but recover
ed again to-day, closing firm at Is discount par.
The gold market has been irregular, following Now
York quotations. but with transactions limited by tho
small supply and the general uncertainty to the future
value of it. The market closes unsettled at 145al47H.
Tho offerings of Sterling have been fair, but with q
light demand The highest price reported ia 157 for GO
days. end 159 for Sight bills. Closing quotations 154a
1853.
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PORT CALENDAR.
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CIIARL sToN.
Arrived Ycs1erday.
CORRECTED WEEKLY.


Bremen bark Evcrhard Deiins Hohnhotz, Bremen--
sailed Octa Assorted Cargo. To Order, Campsen &
Co Ciaeius l. Titte, Rev Dr. Bachnan, q W Dingle.
Bischoff & Co. OSdcr, II Peterman, G Wenderlich,
4 Schroeder, J Bense Bollmann Bros, G Loger1nan,
Tecklenberg.
selr W d Manu. Stanford. Philadelphia, days. Coal
To " johnson.
schr s Deas, from West Point Mill. 1oa bbls Rice
To Cohen, Hancici e. Co.
Steamer Dictator Coxetter Pa1ta, Fcrnandina, Jnck-
sonvie, and Savannah. log bales Cotton barrels
Oranges. rolls Leather. To Aiken Co, Pinckncy
& Bro, Cohen Hanckel & Co, j d Kirkpatrick, Ad-
ens, Frost Co. Fraser & Dill, Enslow & Co, Willis
d Chisoim uuuic,iI., nr-tIi-i--~> "a
Steamer Emile, Adair, Georgetown. c. 1S tierces
Rice and Mdze 10 Motto Pringle, ] Pringle, Mrs
r i W Allston, Thurston & Holmes, and others.
Steamer Gen Hooker, Torrent, from Edisto Mdze. To
L Guiheaume
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Anda,lsin, Bursiey, Now York-Ravepei 6;
schr NJ Bramhal Hussey Hilton Hcad-W Roach
Went to Sea Yesterday.
Steamship Anda1usis. Bursley, New York.
Schr L & A Babcock, Hi9bee Southern Port.
From this Port.
Steamship k1oneka, Lobby, Now York, Nov II.
Steamship Geo Upton, Crowell, Boston, Nov II.
UP for this Port.
Steamship Granada, - at New York. to leave Nov IT.
Schr Lilly, Francis, ut New York, Nov L.
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, November 12.-CoFFEE continues quiet
tho only sales to-day 150 bags Rio ct ialo &c
gold.
CorToS.-Thc decline in gold. together with the free
receipts from tho South, much of IL spuers account
causes dull market. We quote midliing upland 36c
Arrived to-day SOS bales from New Orcans 1863 from Sa
oil 9SS bales.
FLouRTho market is inactive, and prices still further
hvor buyers. We report sale 800 bDls Ohio super
%ll 5D; 200 bbis ort!lwcscrn extra At SIP 75 There
IL no Ilo;aDlc change in high grades OF Baltimore
Stocks generally Light but Eorihwestcrn BHpors and cx
ras. which offered freely, f,ly 50c lower. We
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New Orleans Market.

NEW ORLEANS, November 0.--CoTroN-The market
opened this morning under the depressing influence Of
an additional decline at Liverpool and continued dull
and dropping throughout tho dny. Most factors
willing TO sell. and generally disposed to meet tho de-
nand at corrcspondngly low rates, but tho majority of
buyers hold aoo awaiting later intelligence, and hence
the sales restricted to barely $50 bales six brokers
participating in the business Prices extremely r.
regular but most of the limited sales effected
the basis Of 32Iaa331sc for Good Ordinary, and 34a
351sc for Low Iiddng the market closing too unset
tied however, to admit of definite quotations, which
accordingly preterm The sales for the past three days
comprise 1850 bales making aggregate for the week of
IT. bnics against 508ns week. The receipts pro-
per for the week, cxcudng the arrivals from Mobile,
Florida and Texas which included In their respective
statemonsl embrace 25662 bales against 2Ol9. show
ing increase Of 3643 bales. The weeks exports
brace 1G45 bales 5510 of which to foreign pots
and 10,6 ,625 coastwise.
STATEMENT OF COTTON.
Stock on hand Sept 1st. 1866 . bales. o2,os2
Received to-day. ........................ 3,569
1o4,712
226,79i
cleared To-Day. ...................'.. o'sIt
89,9sa
stock on hand. 137.5G1