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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-09-22

@- ANOTHER ,IEaD OR Swamp
Land Stone right bower, 1t. Governor
Cue, Of Fort Dodge, has been removed
from the postoiIice Of that city, aud the
place given to Henry A. Patt. Cue is
editor Of the Northwest. a roaring radical
organ, and is an active worker in the in
terests OF the jumpers. ye,'I5, the treas
on Of these fellows is rapidly being made
odious.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-09-22

asked the cashier, becoming much inter
es,rd.
"Mr. Benjamin Locke, SIR
Benjamin-Ben Locke-was ho ever
clerk IN the Navy Department, at WASH
iug.on?'
Yes, cir; we removed from there"
replied Alice. "Since then be has not
been we'll, and We are somew hat reduced.
Oh, why do | tell you these things, sir p
Ben Locke-reduced T. murmured
the cashier; the man who was the ma
king Of me! Give me his number and
street, my child. Your father was once
the best, perhaps the onIy friend l had
| have not forgotten him. 1 Liberty st.
| will call this evening; meantime let me
see-l1lgive you another. Come TO look,
l haven't 6ve-here's q ten; we will
make it oil right"
That evening the inmates Of . shabby
gen'eel house received the cashier of NJ.
Bank. Mr. Locke. a man of gray hair,
though numbering but fifty years, rpse
from his chair, and, much affected, greet.
ed his familiar face. The son Of the
cashier accompanied him, and whilst the
elders talked together, Alice and the
JouDg man grew quite chatty.
Yes, sir, | have heen quite unfortu>
nate, said Mr. l. cke, in low tone |
have usl recovered, as YOU see, from a
heumat tev>r, caused Ivy undue exer-
ton and had it not been for that sweet
girl OF mine, know not what l should
have done. She, y giving lessons in
music AID F,'hch, and by writing for
periodicals, has kept me, so far, above
wan,
You shall never know want. my old
friend. said the cashier L" it was kind
Provide" that sent your daughter to me-
There 8 place in the bank just made
vacant by the death of valuable clerk,
and i, is at your disposal. 1t is in my
gift, and is valued at twelve hundred
year.
Pen cannot describe The JOY with which
the hind "tfer was accepted. The day Of
dv"verauce had come.
entered the handsome store Of Iiuntley &
Warner, and asked for the head clerk.
tie came obsequ.ousIy.
"Slr,' said the cashier, sternly, sis
that bad rote2"
Il think not, sir, replied the clerk,
stammerlng.
The cashier went to the door. From
bis handsome carriage stepped young
girl, i" company with his daughter.
Did you not tell this young lady nv
ward, that this note VAS counterfeit? and
/ &
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-09-22

~ Next Wednesday The last Of the
Government property in this city will be
sold at auction. The property consists Of
several buildings erected and used by the
Government during the ,ims this place
was military headquarters for the district
Persons desiring lumber for sheds or
fencing should attend this sale.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-09-22

ns~ The National Uuinn men Of D.
kota City, \. T.. have organized john
son club which we are told is il a fl ,ur-
isbing condition. with large Number Of
members. Among those who were late
ly republicans and have joinei the or
ganiza,ion, au1 are now on the stump
for the whole Union, are Judge Lockwood
and Hon. {. ID. Martini We hope to- have
the pleasure Of hearing one or both these
pentlenen b-f'"e the johnson GLIB Of
Sioux CITY before the election
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-09-22

49, party Of our citizens started
yesterday morning to .es, their respective
skill in shooting prairie chic At the
time our paper went to press they had not
returned, consequently we can not give
tho result OF their shooting in this issue.
~ The work Of grading Fourth street
il progressing favorably. Il. W. Nc
Elhsuey has the con tract.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-09-22

6.s~ The weather this week has been
decidedly winterish, anI overcoats GU,
doors, and warm Stoves. in doors have been
Indispensable to comfort. On Thursday
the coA eliminated in q severe frost,
doing serious damage to tender garden
vegetables.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-09-22

Hk5" The track on the Chicago & N W.
X. K. is laid to point within 60 miles Of
Danison, and it is announced that the
cars will he running to that place by the
lst Of October. by the 1t of Decent Der
the ears will be RAINING to Woodbine, in
Harris son county.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-09-22

~ Excavations for the cellar under
Vinton's block on the corner Of Pearl and
Fourth street was completed this week =
He will put in the walls this fall, and
leave tho balance Of the building to be
done next spring.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-09-22

1A-PERsoNAL.-Judge Moorehead, Of
Ida county, spent few days in town this
week He Indignantly denies the report
that he worked for or favored Hubb ard 8
nomination at Webster City.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-09-22

Bay" FIRE Ga Thursday afternoon a
hay stack belonging to Mr.. Nigg, was des.
iroyed by fire. The stack was close to
number Of wooden buildings. bu, fo-tu-
na'cly the fire did 40, spread beyond the
hay.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-09-22

MA large and enthusiastic National
Union meeting was held on Thursday
evenin. at the house Of John Mcbride in
Dakota. DR.. Bareigh delivered an able
and patriotic address.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-09-22
FOR SALE-CIIEAP.

900 ACRES of Prairie Land in Nebraska. .,
.)NVpmiles I. ON Sion> City equal in quality 10
any in the Territory. Also, 100 acres Of timber
For further information enquire Of
JOHN CUREIER
Sioux City, March 10 1865 3nl
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-09-22

ER-NEw GoopS j rig iny from the
enormous amount Of new goods received
this week, and the fact that still larger
amounts are on the way, our merchants
must anticipate sery heavy fall and
winter trade. Every store AVID ware house
is crowded with goods, AMI the cry is still
they come. This week Byog", Schuster
& Marion, Farmer, Kirk, Too,le & Charles,
Hedges, Gronin4e', Appleton & We colt,
Krummann. and others, received large
invoices Of seasrnab'e goods, ard they
are going OF rapidly at greatly reduced
prices.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-09-22

1V~ A large number Of miners from
Montana, have arrived in this city this
week. They appear to have plenty of
money.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-09-22
Dissolution Notice.

NvuTItE j. hereby given that the co.pN rtner-
~ ship heretofore existing between the under
signed, uniri the mama u! 4. 4 smith 4 CO. in
the Tin and Stove business, was his sy dss vlveI
by mutual consent All unsett he'd accounts with
the late firm can he settled with either OF the un-
er>igncd. {. *. SMITH,
jane / 1866. JAS NJ tpILAMER
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-09-22

~ DR.. C. X Howard started cas-,
Last Tuesday evening to lay in a stock of
bew goods. He will be absent about if.
teen days.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-09-22

A female school leacher. in her adver-
mistress OF her own tongue "If that
the CASE said . caustic old bachelor,
''she can, ask too much for her ssrvices'
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-09-22

W Those finding an X on the paper after their
\ name will bear in mind that their suhscrip-
A. ton is about to expire.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-09-22

IHrIN DouBr.-A number Of radical
mas meetings have been called in lie
eastern part Of this district, and in th.
newspapers and posters the lis, OF speak
ers winds up with, and probably A. W.,
Huhbard.' These poor fellows don,
know where Hubbard is, and ia getting
up their menayeres and side shows they
can not with any certainty count upon
his patronage. Try are ru'ni, < him for
Congress; he is 'i"yiny himself at his
home Il Indiana. "Proh,bly A. " Hub
bard will not .xhibi, in this district be-
fore The election; ce',ainiy not at all af-
ter the eleclion.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-09-22

At celebration rt IA marriage, a ia"-a
numtsr Of young ladies' present. the min,
i>,-r said those wishing TO b. joined in
the holy bonds Of matrimony will please
stand up" and nearly all the young
ladies arose
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-09-22

A-RAprcAL Nous. Friend Kingsbury,
Of the !Dokotian, very properly and en-
phatically denounces the brutality Of the
radicals, as displayed in their recen. at
tack upon President johnson at Indian
apolis, and wisely concludes that
"When partiz >nship resorts to such
depraved means to carry.its ends, It Is
time that all men who have the least re-
gard for the stability Of our government,
abandoned all association with the parry
or me" who in any way countenance such
proceedings.
We wish to draw The attention Of our
friend to single fact. 1t is this: For
two or three years past the sane party,
actuated by The same spirit, mobbed Dem
ocratic newspapers, maltrea'ed Demo
cratic orators and destroyed Democrats
pro. erty. If Their conjuc: is ''depraved
now, what was 1t then?
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-12-24

Cons1gnees per South Carollnn Railroad.
Er1 .5 5S,c, sa4ss Deecnnher 29. r ~ Ss555SfssN
Hs2 bales Cotton, bales Mdze 13 bbls Spirits Tur-
pentsne cars Cattle. Chartered Gar Furnitare &c 10
Aaslos. Frost Go, L Jehers 4 Go, W seabrook,
Eddings, Bates 90, G Guinesume, Il II Rodears q
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-12-24
THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS..DECEMBER a. 1866

LIVERPOOL, December s.-IIvERPoou PRopuoE MAE
are easier at s4s sdaa4s Cd for pots and
Sd. Rice firm Coffee inactive. Lnseed quiet and de-
ened 3D. hnseed cakes steady Cod oil no sales Lin
seed oil dull at 4Osa4Os Cd. Rosin steady at los for
American common. Spirits turpentine dull at 3ss
for American Petroleum frer; Pennsylvania and re-
5Ha7d.
LONDON, December 8-The bullion in the bank Of Eng
land has increased f61, 900 sterling.
LONDON MARKET5.-Baring Bros & Co quote as fol-
lows: Wheat dull and declined two shings; wintor red
Western 6Sa67s Flour 30a34s for Western State Corn
38ass5 for Western mixed. Sugar steady Coffee firm
Rice steady at lid for common Congou. Iron dull s5
6saG5 los for nail and 54s for bars Lnsced quet lin
seed r and advanced 5s; sales 15sa 2 for
American Spirits Of trpentine easier at 39s for
can. Petroleum quiet and steady at los 5Sd for Amer
Refined insoed oil fiat at 36s 3d. sperm oil
nominal at 25s taow quiet at As for American on tho
spot.
GLASGOW, December s.-G1Asaow MARKErs-wheat
fiat. Market declined Cd. 4..&3.
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tmore for the week ending December 2o 1856 were as
follows: Howard street 2e4a bbs and 90 half bbls City
Family 1892 bbls 90 half bbls-tota! Wheat Flour
7 bbls and 90 half bbs Iogetherw with $50 bbls Rye
GRAMWheat was in very limited receipt to-day, only
$50 bushels red no prime market was fiat, only 100
were regarded as SC lower Corn-s6oo bushels white
and $500 bushels yellow receved demand fair and prices
but yellow lower; included in the sales $500
I whs at 81 5aa 0 5000 oan Gp ana goed
low at 800 bushels DO in lots nt 81 o5 2oo bushels
damp at 9sc bushels received 1900 bushels
Of Rye reported; 625 bushels offered.
MoLAssEs-No sales reported
Pnovs1oNs-We notice the receipt Of some small
lots green meats from the west which being cured
B age sev
nominal almost at 12a13c for old and s-,oulders
new sides out Of soke old are retailing 12aI3c
fancy sgarcured, Lard held at 13a1skc for both City
as last quoted VIZ for ri Liverpool
Ground Alum 15a2 co. and do Fine 50 1oa3 25 q sack
sueAn-Continucs inactive and the absence of sales
without quotable change though heavy under the decline
WH1sKEY-we hear of no sales to-day, but quote City
High Wines at 50 soa2 3S p gal in prime packages.
Philadelphia Market
PHILADELPHIA, December 2O.-CorToE.-The mar
ket continues very dull; small sales Of middngs re-
ported at ssH $40 for uplands and IS sec per ID for
GRooERRs- are unsettled, owing to the decline
worthy of notice.
FLouR.-There is fair demand from the home trade
at full prices about 1400 bbs sold in lots including
Northwest superfne eat................S at. ST 00@ so
Northwest Extra. Observation-Disclosures, 5Od so
Northwest Family. IL OoG12 rs
Pennsylvania and Western Superfne. O0@ rs
PENNSYLVANIA and Western Extra. oo@1o so
Pennsylvania and Western Extra Family. .12 GOALS so
Pennsylvania and Western Fancy. ...14 OO@16 90
GnAThere is very little prime wheat oerings aaa ID
this description is wanted at full rates. 1000
bushels prime Southern red at So 25 small lots Of Penn
sylvana at So 5Oa3 l01s and white at 3Oa3 40 lot of
State rye sold at 81 49, Corn is in good demand and
5000 bushels yellow sold a 81 o1a1 05 1900 bushels
old do at 81 18, and 5000 bushels white at 81 O1
Oats in fair request with sales at 57a5sc Prices
barley and malt nominal The receipts to-day
folows 1850 bbs four $500 bushels wheat 500 bush
els corn; 5000 bushels oats
PRov1s1oNs-Contnu dull. Small sales are makink
at S22 SO q Dbl for pork; 15a19c p lis plain
and fancy bacon hams; 12al3c for picked 9a1oc
for salt shouders for prime lard in obls and
tcs and 15a30c q 1b for butter to quality.
WH1sKEY-The trade is confined to the contraband
ticles, and prices nominal
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-12-24
Passengers.

Passengers.
Per steamship g souder, from New York-B Hood
geo Lees q Harmanchily A Jacobs and son, Beaman,
r Douglass and ten STORAGE
Per steamship Quaker City, for New York-Mrs
Yates Mrs Cousins, Miss Swafield, and steerage
Per steamer Eliza Hancox, from Savannah, via Beau
tort and Hilton HcadMrs Maybanks Mrs Gray Davis
Shelby, G Nichols, ] Hodges, W n Lawton, and rs
deck. -.---"1@'o' = IN ~--~
Per steamer Pilot Boy, from Savannah via Beaufort
hilton Head; and Blutlton-co " Lyon, Smith, II
DerTegger, w Clarke, B Bee and servant Stoney
Dodge, Dr. Gambler, Il Cunningham, T Freeborn.
Craig, and Is deck.
Per steamer W W Frazier from Edisto-F M Whaley
iady children and servant, Miss Frey. DR. Hoyt
Han Douglass, Hopkinson c B Swift, Dr. Bailey,
wright: "a Canzler, G Waterman, P Scabrook G W
Rivers, W S McGillivray, J Whaley Suits, VIM
Ham, and 48 on deck. ,"-'
Per steamer Emile from Savannah, via Beaufort, &c
F. Brown, Egan, NJ " Heath Jno Madden, F Black E
Per steamer Fannie, rom Georgetown, S Geo
Trenholm and daughter. Mrs Ncsbit, Miss Dow,
Bell Johnstone, w Johnstone, whitney, L
Johnson and IS deck. 60
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-12-24
1885,.
1885.
Mobile Market.

Mobile, December 13.-CorToN-A good demand
has existed today but with sales restricted by the diff
Guilty of negotiating Exchange The market shows no
change from quiet but firm at Sic
Middlings. Sales 1400 bales 5.
MONETARY FNANCIAI.-Bad weather together
with the great scarcity Of money have operated dull
business to-day. 4
The market is stocked with Domestic Exchange and
holders find great difficulty in negotiating it. at the
heavy discount claimed by buyers The checking rate
has been from 5a2l discount buying a1 per cent
discount Transactions light. a "%
Gold continues quiet at 1s7a1s81x. Some sales were
reported in the morning at 13O. 77r-
Sterling 145a147h.
New Orleans Sight u discount to par.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-12-24
4 Baltimore Market.

BAITIMORE, December 21-CoFrrr-Onr rrar1ot
fentns ZEN ~ dn and prices only nominal 1esls cents
CorroN-The declinein gold here ia fn11x ,cn1o1ar+
TO the advance on Cotton reported at LIVERPOOL for The
"a cents for middling Upland. S '0'ss+'s;12s oo2sn
FIogR-Was dul day; very few buyers and only sor
western Extra at s2 49, The market closed nom - A.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-12-24

Gons5gnecs per Northeastern Railroad,
December 22.
236 bales Cotton, IS bbls Naval Storos Mdze &c To
Williams Co. Adams, Frost Co, Kendall & Dock
cry, W Ryan, & EARLY, Screven Nesbit Now
n Co, Bischoff ( Co. Nachman & CO, q Pitchett,
Chisolm.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-12-24
Late European Markets.
81 .rPERJAyA.1

LIVERPOOL, December s-LrvEapoo1 Co1ror nr.n.
KET.--The cotton market during tho week has been
slightly easier and decline Of penny per pound is mo-
iced for mtddhng uplands The market closed steady
Brokers' Circular reports the sales 900 bales Of
which spectators took 4750 and exporters IA bales
closing hrm Ofthese sales 1000 speculation and
export The following are the authorized quotations:
Fair Orleans 16; middling do AK; fair Mobiles Is X:
Iniddhng do 16H: fair uplands 15K uaddling do l3%
The entire stock Of cotton in port is estimated at 500
bales, ofwhich 179.0OO are American 4s 7Tt Az
Trade REPoRT.-The adv1ces from Manchester sre mn.
favorable the market there for goods and yarns being
LrvERPooI, December 8.--LIvERpooL BREADsrurvs
Spence T. 90. snd *others report
flour dull and steady. Wheat quiet and steady ouota
tons are barely maintained; winter red and Southern
l2sadslSsad Per GENITAL. Corn dun aad declined Sd;
LIVERPOOL recember s.-LIvRRPool Pnoy1s1ov MAE
R1G;@Ag.ad a,,9; @ Atnya GO, and ne usual authores
declined 1sa2s and s1 tending down; sales ct 4ss r
American. Cheese active and advanced 1sa2s Butter
ateady Tallow steady at 44s6daA6s6d. -
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-12-24

Went to Sen Saturday.
Steamship Quaker City, West New York
From this Port.
s.eamship Moneka Lsbby. at Now York Dec % Cby te
Steamship Saragossa, Crowel, New York, Dec 10.
Up for this Port.
Brig Anna Torrey. -, at Boston, Dec IT,
Cleared for this Port.
shr R1gs Smith %
Sailed for this Port.
Steamship Falcon, Reed, from Baltimore, Dec ~.
Memoranda.
The Baltimore Gazette, Of Saturday. has the following
TEE STEAMER FALcox:-The fine steamer FALCON, Of
Mordecai Co.'S line, will sail at O'Clock this afternoon
for Charleston Her accommodations for passengers
frstass and the steamers OF this line
tickets all prominent points in the South at cheaper
rates than by any other route The accomo
the desirable.
LIST OF VESSELS
Up, CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
FOREIGN.
LIVERPOOL.
The Yunurri, Thompson, sailed. Nov
The Maria Mckenzie, sailed. Sept Is
The Tecumseh, Spinagle, cleared. Nov IT
ROWAN
The Paul Maria, -, sailed d....................Os 6
VALENCIA.
The Mistress Of the Seas, Payus, sailed. Oct
CARDIFF.
The Penpou, Croeker, sailed. .Oct 16
Inc IN fellna Dewa1 sailed DOT 18
The City Of Rotterdam, Earnshaw, sailed Oct %
GARDENAs.
Bark Mary Belle Roberts, Burney, sailed ....Dee s
DOMESTIC.
BOSTON. fa
Ia;y BEig Anna ID Torrey, Dec II
schr + vaughan, -, up. Dec IT
NEW YORK.
Brig Abby Watson, -, cleared. Deo 7
Schr r Caldwell, Mccormack, up. Dec II
Schr MenaWa, Dssoway, cleared ed.............Dec 10
Scni fats9on, Snute, Dec II
Schr Kate Mathew, Tapley, .......... Nov %
Schr Margaret, Tan, up. .................Dec
PHILADELPHIA
schr Louis Snith, Cenfereos cleared. Deo 20
Schr Richard Vaud, Powell, cleared. Dec 10
BALTIMORE.
Steamship Adele, Hail. cleared Dec 10
Steamship Falcon, Reed, sailed ed,,...,....Dec2 %
Schr Ella Fish, Wiley, up. up................ 19
Schr Waterman, Edgell, sailed Dec IL
Schr Nellie Tarbox, Pendleton up. Dec 13
Bark David Nickels Combs up. Noy 81
Schr Joseph Allen, Kelso, Nov 20
Schr Jonas Sparks, Caruthers up........... Dec l2
ORLEANS.
Schr John Crockford, Jones' cleared. ...... Dec Il
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.wflzsas.agtO1a Market.

WILMINGTON, December 2o-TuaPENr1NE Market
Arm Sales 456 bs at "a so for virgin and yellow dim
and 81 20 for hard, per $50 lbs, 5@5-@"'
ea1 sSm11s TT quiet and only one
RosIN-sales Of 274 bbls Common at IS Is: 110 do
NO 2 at ~ and 1913 do No at SIS so. mn
Dbl. n - 80 -'S >f -00 m - m ~ psl
Of 4s bales at 80 cents for low middKng
and 81 80 cents for middlno ''> 4. -
husheI " "1-Ss 11'o ~ " - ~ poi
znon 81 a7 50 for fair and FLO per NJ for prime mil
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-12-24
Charleston Cotton Market.


Tho staple continues its downward course, caused
largely by the rapid la of god and consequent
tanty Of money matters. The market very unset
tied, and prices fell off fully cent q IT, Sales almost
nominal say about 1oG bales follows at 49, 13 at 80;
II at 81 "a at 1G at 49, at SO cents Under the
Libby.
Augusta Market.
AUGUSTA, December 22.-GoLD-1s dull Brokers
buy at l35 and sell at 1873.
srvEn-Buying at $50 and selling at 1876:
and and but little Offering consequent upon Liverpool
advices Sales Of the day foot 135 bales follows
bsias o. = At - ana a. % n0 rs'efp's a1e 80
Savannah Market.
SAVANNAH December 2o-ExcHANaE- Sight on New
York freely offered than heretofore and IN large
discount discount 1,,'0 g >N~S 0e>' 60
GoLDAn active inquiry still exists for small amounts
We quote buying rate ls4; selling g 1s9al4l
to purchase in quantity The sales confined to retail,
and are no indication Of prices
FREIGHTs-Are not SO active some weeks past and
show declining tendency though We note no change in
10 New York, on cotton, per steamer. i. 10
TO Boston, on cotton, per steamer ~
on ooon toto per sr 50
70 Philadelphia, on domestics. 81 90
70 New s. York and Phiadeipma, On Sea island, per
To Providence, on cotton, per sail q
TO Boston has been paid, though decline has taken
place, and not than could be obtained. To
New York there is little offering by sail, and nominal
10 new York, on lu1nber $50 OUG9uU w
20 Hoston, on lumber. II OO(gOO W
To New York and Boston, timber. IL O0@13 90
To Cuba, lumber lin gold) IL 00@l1 SO
To Maine ST. is Offering for flooring boards and s13
FOR timber.
Co1ToS.-Our review closed last week with frmer
market, and 31a32c for Liverpool middlings.
Friday-Very little doing. Market quiet and change
in quotations
saturday-The market very unsettled. In the after
Liverpool, and quotations consequently advanced. Mid
dlings 32a321Sc
Monday-The sales for the day rather restricted,
the market unsettled, and quotations variable The
element of yesterday subsded and 32c eagerly accepted
for midd]ings
Tuesday.-Holders firm but buyers Offering only 81 re
for middlngs Avices encouraging but disposition
TO close with offers the part Of buyers who ST
very cautious ss
Wednesday.-A good demand prevailed and about 500
bales changed hands at the quotations of yesterday.
Thursday.-The favorable advices have influ-
enced holders to demand 32c for middngs, which has
generally been yielded though many buyers still refuse
to concede on previous prices.
TIE ExPoRTs-Are almost the same as last week. being
5776 bales, of which 2373 were to Liverpool.
TIE RECEIPTS 9297 against 5S72 bales for the week
previous This is large increase and may be indica
tive Of the future, far regards this port.
SEA IsLANDs-Are little changed The market is more
than supplied there being but buyer in the
market, and the purchases being limited.
COTTON STATEMENT.