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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-11-26

PROFESSOR LEWIS R. GIBBS will commence the
regular course of lectures before the pupils OF the
Young Ladies' Collegiate Institute, on Chemistry
and Natural Philosophy, with full experiments and
Illustrations, on next thursday, o'clock r NJ
Ladies desiring to attend the comse will make ap-
plication to Rev. Henry NJ Mood, Principal, at No.
% George street, next do y West OF King.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-11-26

Nep and Desirable Dry Goods, Just Received
from New York.
BY JOHN G. MlLNCR G. CO.
THIS DAY 26th instant at 10 O'clock will be sold at
our Auction Salesroom, No. 1888 Meeting street,
BLACK AND FANCY CASSIMEREs Red and White
Flannels Kerseys Lnseys
Fancy Satinets, All-Wool Tweeds, Maryland Checks
Bayou stripes Ticking Brown Shirtngs, Cotton Diaper
Lyonase and Thiaet Cloth, Muslin, Deianes. Hosiery
White and Colored Woolen Shirts Hoop Skirts Gents
and Ladies' Woollen Shawls
Long Shawls, Mems Broadcoth Coats. Pants, Vests
Madras Handkerchiefs Wool Nubias Sbawls Scarfs
Sontsgs
Ladies Beaded Sensation Hats Mems Black Felt Hats
Wool Hats, Velvet Caps
Suspenders Umbrellas, Pocket Knives Scissors &c
Conduons cash. November 26
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-11-26

Has THE NEGRO Soul ?-We understand that
MIR. Joseph Walker, No. Broad street, has IN
press, and to be issued in few days, very able
answer to the pamphlet, by Ariel, Has the negro
a soul 2" written by clergyman of this State. We
are glad to see that the subject is attracting the
attention of the clergy, and have no doubt that
mnch truth will be elected in the discussion. The
subject is one of too grave an Importance to be
dismissed without careful thought and study, and
We commend the publication to the perusal OF our
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-11-26

WELL DoNE-The Pioneer Cooperative Asso-
citation have resolved to take immediate steps for
the opening of a cooperative store in this CITY,
Read the letter upon this subject on the first page
of this mornings nAnY News.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-11-26

CORRECTION the list of arrivals at the
Charleston Hotel published yesterday name was
misspelt it should be Mrs. A. A. Sistare, OF Lam
caster S. C.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-11-26

TIE RIVALS OF SOUTHERN CorToN.--The editor
of the Wilmington Star has had an opportunity to
examine samples sent from New York of cotton
crown in Peru, and the East and West Indies.
That from the West Indies was remarkably line,
the staple being as long, and the texture as hne'
as orr American Sea Island Cotton. The sample
from Peru, while not so good as the for ner was
superior to any Upland Cotton. The body was
very superior, being very similar to wool, both to
the eve and touch; the staple was not 50 long as
the Sea Island, but combined great strength and
elasticity, and the sample gave evidence Ct careful
ginning. The specimens from the East Indies
were inferior to the others and much below our
good American Uplands. The color was not good'
the staple nothing to boast OF, and there was an
absence of the careful preparation observable IN
the Peruvian, the cotton being full of fragments
of leaves and the inner coating OF the pods
There was remarkable absence OF sana or dust
=, ell the samples, but this was possibly OWING to
the frequent handling to which thy have been
subjected
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-11-26

FATAL AccDENT.-On Sunday evening, Captain
j. Augustus Durbec, of this city, went ont IN
row boat with two colored men, named Charles
and Mike Hampton, for the purpose OF shooting
ducks. When off Devices Island, at about o'clock,
he saw some ducks, and told Charles Hampton to
load his gun for him. Hampton had no shot, and
mt two Minnie balls in the gun, at the same time
handing Captain Durbec percussion cap. This
WAS put on the nipple and, in passing the gun,
the trigger caught and the gun went of, the bats
striking Captain Durbec in the forehead and pass
,np out at the hack of his head. The wounded
man died instantly, and was brought to the city,
Coroner Whiting held an inquest ON the body yes
terday. and, after patient hearing OF the evi-
dence the Jury returned verdict of accidental
death.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-11-26

TIE AUGUSTA STREET CARs.-These cars were
drawn through our streets yesterday on their way
to the depot, and, though enclosed in boxes some
idea could be formed of their appearance by
glance through the cracks. They are considera-
bly shorter than the on the King street llne'
though somewhat wider, the wheels being several
inches further apart than those used in this city.
This difference in the guage may enable the cars
to proceed to their destination the South Caro-
lima track as that is much wider than the Street
Railway.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-11-26

TIE FUTURE OF CHAnLEsroN.-The Camden
Journal says ''We are glad to hear OF the heavy
arrivals of the great staple in our old city by the
sea- and trust that bright career OF commercial
prosperity is before her. Let her merchants but
do their duty as in past days. and her waste places
will be built up and she will en;er upon long
career of prosperity which will make her one Oh
the first cities Of this country in commercial I'M
portance. A few years will suffice to show that
those who consider he trade and commerce OF
Charleston gone, do not read the future Alright
When our country is filed up with hardy and in
austrlous white population, engaged IN developing
the various resources of the State, there Is every
reason to believe that the trade and wealth OF
Charleston will increase at rate almost without
a parallel even in this country OF unozampled pro-
eress and improvement"
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-11-26
Total .45,751 1855 319

THE vovE AGAINST CONTENTION.
The following table shows the vote 'again'
Convention"
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-11-26

neg, Us. Sarah P. Bellinger, ct aNA Bill to &C
count to Marshall ASSETS and for Relief.
Under decreta order In the above stated case VII
sell, at Public 0Itcry, the old Custom House
Broad street. Charleston. MONDAY, the 9Th day OF
January next
ALL THOSE FINE COTTON AND RICE pLANTA-
TIONS, known s' Timothy" and Townsend" Traets
belonging to estate Of Mr.. Elizabeth P. Pnckney de-
ceased situated on the Ahepoo River. adjoining each
other, and about two miles from the ferry the Sake
hatche road Colleon District These Plantations offer
rare inducements to capitalists who may wish to en-
gage in the culture OF Cotton Rice they contain $50
acres Of Cotton land and l35 of Rice land both ex
celent quality The Rice lands owing to the fpe faci-
ties for drainage are admirably adapted to the cuhva
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-11-26

THAT PLANTATION Oh TRACT OF PINE LAND
near WATERFORD, containing acres, more or less
der the order Will be sold before the Court House
in Walterboro' the second MONDAY In January next
Terms as to both saes One-third cash; balsrce on
credit Of &C :nd two years. secured by bond aud mort
gage of the premises Purchaser 10 pay for papers.
B. STOKES, G. e @. D.
November 26 nov26. dec10 81, jan6
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-11-26

For restoring strength and appetite use the great
Southern Tonic. PANKNIN's HEPATIc BITTERs and you
will not be disappointed For sale by al druggists tn
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-11-26
PUBLIC NOTICE

W. II. SMITh, CLERK ol Council. October :
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-28

Western Preferred. 70l9T0l Cleveland and Toledo
p9!G9S} Rock Island 900 UJ5. ST. PAM, 4Sai3. :
St. Paul Preferred, e.. aG5 Fort Wayne gesag9..
Money continues ia full supply TO brokers at per
cont, with occasional transactions at z per cent
Some loans were made on Governments at per cent
Foreign exchange is steady. Bills at 80 days on
London arc quoted at 1O0.9i0 for commercial
ITO6uo! for bankers; do at short sight, uOi0IlOs;
Bars at GO days 5Ig,ajl2,; do. at short sight
5ll!a5IO; Antwerp, 51c!G512!; Swiss, 6IGtg
BIZ; Hamburg, 60. a2Jli Amsterdam, 4lb@al';
Frankfort. Agan!; Bremen 20. G7gl; Prusslan
shalers, 72G724.
Frcights to LiveIpool-5Co bales Cotton at 5lCa so'
and 1850 bush. az SD, and per steamer, -'oOo
bales Cotton al 20sd. To LOndon-10O hhds' IoDao-
60 on private terms 90 tuns Oil Cake at Is. so, ooV
bbs Flour az 2s 3d., 1000 boxes Cheese al oO5. anu
bV steamer 500 boxes Cheese at 5Os 100 boxes bacon
az 59s 90 bbs Pork at Is CD 90 tcs Beef AZ us 10
Glasgow. by steamer-SO.cOO BUSH Corn al Cd'' ana
e50 ties Lard at sos To AntweTp-l,OJO bags Cohee
Oh private terms.
The transactions at the sub-Treasury were: Re
seipts for CUSTOMS S28O0oi for Gold Notes $35SC0O;
total Rcccipts. 3-CCGj o.. Total Payments, $l,O4
81. Balance sl0f, Sg4,522 81.
The earnings of the Chicago and Rock Island Rail
road for the third week in December were:
is55.... SC2l2i 1SC7......S9s 600 .s35,s7G
The earnings of tie Western Union Railroad Com
pany for the week, ending Dec. p;
1897 974 90 $50 A. 1887 CS
The Philadelphia and Reading Company have de-
Shared the usual balf-yeaIy dividend of per cent,
payable IN scrip stock Oh Goth January The trans
fepe close on 3lst. INST.
The following are the quotations for bank stocks
to-day;
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GOpartntrs5ip gotit,s.
a. G1lburu II MN GHrccrH.

U w JU'II u ''''I N7''77+T''
DOORS WRITTEN Up; Insolyent and other
- Estates examined Address ACCOUNTANT boz 10 4'' '
Oh,s, hes-ioTl
dtT 900 REWARD-MISSING MAN.
- I,UOO EDWIN 4 COTTON Agent AeAa' 81 kip n B SSe
tor1ep dars With FOL beard Dressdark 1nd Yes'. bn
bek uner coat dsrk M cs lat rs t
LIST sea
leaving No Fnast Fntar Dec - a go n
Anv Information be t % Inspector LLhS or NAp@
YOUNG. Police Headquarters. 81, atl Nu terri st u l.
JAMESM THOMPSON Secretary Adams Express CO.
Springfield Mas. Dee % lc1L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-28

TOtal grain, bush ..7954S,770 S277l,355 l216'
1cf7-Dccrease I'm Flour, bbis.-..-..-....-...-. go
fS67-DtcrCase in Grain bush.-.------------. Sz1o'
The following are the movements Of Dry Goods
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-28

CLEARED.
Steamship CITY Antwerp Mrrhouse Liverpool O. Dale
Steamship Ca,yi5a DEL MeDoaald G,ssog r. ,l-eDoaan
steamship Cmaa Iismb rrutusrn Hamburg Ku1-lrt Co.
Steamship yile de PsTs Or SGruoa HAVE G A@e4eu4s
SSp christsi Brsn) Frel.rcb bremen H,-qAua Co
shS Crusader Brsdsd srda,y; n 5 w. R ". Cameron.
Brg Charlotte Buck Cot. Ol0uo, Is. j. sherman Z Co.
Brig Heinrich (ol FOSsr Cork aaOath Tor orle. sonat
Ni 8fr Ma,tsuO, Jar7ss. Aspiav.n G. F Die,n4a.
Big Br.s6 CBrl &oam Trinidad tcula brett SOB Co.
schr Eyeline, Price. Barbados D. Trabnise Co -. -
seh Magnolia (Br Caldwell, CoruEauis via 20 aad CAndan
SetT PrRos.h Rock sesbury Bo.toa S. y Lewis Co
schr James Freeman DoNr WOOD Hole, Ferguson Wood
Sobr o C. Acker HOhGe stanford
seEr Florence Lockwood John, ws'on, " C., Thomas
seGr Lucy a orcoit Batter, Baltimore; R Porter 4 CO Q,
cs Ses I P. B Ks.1 81 r' F.; a 90
Steamship At.lpt. tBr PssRsn Londou Dec sd Hlyv Dee
win Fe'S a., asS ANN. 5lS as r. i,o" '-l
'i Bsl Hls si Rsssu, s. Andrews Fla VI Ksy West d,y
Bar ssD OBJ MURPHY Newcastle ErE 81 OARS VIII mds
to @' ' PIE s5 SeIie' 20 s 5in A. 81 SEA
stove Saxarl sad ea6oor a- eA1a ss Ssla4 away
'1 Bs Ss i3 ot Bsf5.oe Hsr Pa Dec sA 4 .
ashore on Cape and ss 80 hqar ibe w7 'sSlsn
ga rssssgs John JaTgruson sree1 the so
tfo ,hs H.ins' @ @TsrSsD $40 va s ssS 10, g. v.o
Gibraltar Nov Win rui g Aies1 Hosa'o' Made tA' '0a'lsF0
arnn
Bne Ann Sta Monrov Nv q ~ 50 ay, VITA nis g Odent
Roberts Dee lat IS 80 se ~ easss n9ef Of sop khess
shooE and other wrecked material Le port 30 s-'s hence
jus arrived , :. l.. ag.-,., "a A.. ..t. s.s.-., A
Bis Son sailed IN pnDay Sgh Hg Aenloss s NsYl%s AID
Si Abigail e wooIaary oloness;si wh EHzston lam
10 svs ud Cum yegaa With oepgesio hoa 'HIsS Len
o vessels Al sAa La Ilasa lg san S'a1t M New
Yok asIt days F.eeua en- Gonsle ~ bsa-oa ype Day
u..... SPOKEN.
ship BOreo from PaaaHs for bson Oct ~ 10 st g o. long
sS5 Cra wheeler Liverpool for avaha Dee lat 20 Il,
L. ~
0a b. WA PARKS Philadelphia for Mazas Dec 8 IN las
n Ell Loue ~ -al- Va.- O.. =.
Br uba ca from Marssie Tor York Dee l8 In lat n n,
Ioas u 20 IN. ...l..Il ..-LL rrf rrt
DOMESTIC PORTS. ...
posroS Dee 2Auirei steamship George tpon lJeA non
Char sos, saIps Oornga Bossr eR Calcutta Idei from DO
H.mpden Ysaey do AAee FartsR Cam sa sarn@n
Also arrived steamships Neptune from HsWfork and Conood iFsn
NewOreaus; bark hagkeye from - =. ..,.,,,, 90
Below bgs Jane ffon HaJn AMI Barns om Philadelphia Tbs
b W. Deysko from Oeorgeogn G. for bh vas OF Khse
Ibt Caps Cob Arrived ship sew LaAial fromNa
cu,t from MrAgoABs, and DAVID lou from BAnore
POkTLAHp Ne Dee 2lhe steamship Hhenan from Liverpool
Dec srvo ths rroDns She reports having
evening the 18th steamship showing Que % bound
..rTF .f
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IMMATURE ALaASA,

MINIATURE AbMASAc
Son Rls,, 723 Sun S.... Moon 77s
vATgR THIS pki.
SsBlyIooE...... s:24 Cows Island. Hell Gaie......2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-28

nIVIDEND.-Th Directors OF the METRO
POIITAS NATIONAL BANK have th day DECLARED SEMI
ANNUAL DIVIDEND ofsX 6 PER CENT nee Of al tax payable
on the 6rst Monday Of January neat q, ,oso 'ii'"
iN' ' E GEORGE sENBY, Cashier.
New.YorS Dec % 1867. 49, 1000 H.. - =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-28
NEw-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE. SATURDAY DECEMBER o. 1867


IANThe demand continues goOu ai0, Win ihlltd re-
GENTS and only moderate supply on the market prices
% firm and we note sales Of bales al 81 20 for Ship
tiug and 81 30GS1 60 for Retail lots.
UOPg-There e. q more moderate inquiry today AZ pre-
vou prices We quote at 20G40a COc, 70 growth and
quality.
HEMP is dun al 1910, gold for Manila.
MEIALS-Amcrican 0ngOD Copper is very dul prices
lower and close nominal sales OF 5000 n Baltimore
IN lots az 2402lc 1000 Portage Lake AZ 2l4c, and
small lots Of Detroit az 2lo. In other articles coming
n0minally unchanged
NAVAL sTOREs-Sp'rits Turpentine is in fair demand
au0 prices are frmer sales Of 800 bb IN lots at from 20
cole Crude is quiet Resins more active and
STRAINED do on spot ~ s. 9d 700 bhs Strained Com
mon 10 arrive al 8 90 and Goa bbls high grades at quo
at0ns Tar mas been IN moderate demand, prices are
unchanged. Pitch is quiet and unchanged.
OIlS-AnerIcan LIseCG has been in moderate demand;
prices arc firm $laSl o. for casks and bbls English do
Is dull and nominal In Grade Fish OILS only limited
business dOue prices are unchanged; quote at
6o07Oc for Whale and g 10dS Is for Sperm Manuiac-
tred oils are dun and nominal Prime City Lard Oh Is
firm and In fair demand at 81 l5aS 20.
PBONISIONS-fhe Pork market continues dun but
prices are firm for parcels on the spOt sales OF $50 bills
Mess az $40 co. regular and go bills do ~ so 49, cash;
FOR future delivery sales OF $50 bbs. New Mess, seller
February at SD % Beef is firm but not acve sales OF
81 bbs a s40 $40 for Plain Mess and SIS 5O0s2 for Ex
ira do Tcrce Beef IS selling slowly note 80 tcs TX
ira Prime Mess at So. Beef Hams are dul NJ former
prices Cut Meats neglected and nominal. Bacon
has been active, aud for all desirable brands the
market is firm; sales Of $50 boxes Cumberland Cut nj
about l02c 25 boxes Short Ribbed rs 3GlRc 20 boxes
Long Rib az llC aud 80 boxes heavy Short Clear 10 be
repacked 1870 Dressed Hogs somewhat unsettled;
Light Weights plenty and dull but Heavy are scarce
ern and ace for city Lard is fairly active and steady
sales OF 1000 pkgs 40 l2l 0123c for No l. 2s al24c Ter
City; 12s al2gc FOR Fair 10 Prime Steam; 13c Tor Kettle
Rendered, and l3tal3lc. for small lots from store
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-28
prcrrpTs OF PRODUCE.

Dec 27-1O7O4 bbls. Flour, 2as bhs. Whisky. coo
bbls Corn Meal 4s7l sacks CorG Meal, ga5 bush Wheat
l53ss bush Corn 1850 bush Oats s0 bush. RS g, 500
bush. Malt $40 bnsh Seeds, u pkgs. Ashes tly pkg7.
Beef, 2, 81 bDls Pork ll pkgs Cnt Meats. 2l,5 p@ta
Lard ms sacks OncakG Dressed Hog, g1s bhls Pc
troleum 1903 pkgs. Butter Gl pigs Cheese 49l oDis
Legs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-28
lTE fRicI i s' IN SF ', JAN. ]

We quote as follows
C,.bcw .-T or.vr. 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-28
TIE MARKETS
Ic.r,luIly rspallsa loI ~ TEl1UNE J

lCarsiulD reported iof IAE IAHUhA
FRIDAY, Dec. q, 1867.
AsHFs-The inquiry IL Light for Pots at - 2'9'S 81
Pearls nominal IN o.. 90, 600 co. yo1lovv
RFIs'rIEs are without change Of importance; the
5emaud is moderate; quote at OOc aSl % Tor American
Gray and White. ..e - -. ,.. No. a.. rote
CANDIFS are steady with moderate oemano sues
n, a. bovps AdamautluC ~ 2lu2ic sperm al 45cp anu
Patent at se q s2ic, the latter rate for judas
Cocoon las been in moderate demand; prices art ui-
ance; we quote at ea9lc. for St. DomngOi llcl2 LOT
C}Dgv0uil and I5Gi7c. Tor tar3Ccas-all gOa ih no4
Flour AND MEAL-The market Tor MeJeIh anu
Bafe Flour opened quiet but steady, nut ere e eO7t
Fauge rather easier and irregular prices were accelto
for low and medium grades; Family brahds ule nO6
xressed on the market. and are steady inc seh ar
kbls az g. 35asJ superine btatei y Sg9s1 ~ iOI
inferior River and City Extra sl0UslO 40 Tor tatr S
az EOg1l for Fancy do S. 1880 20 for Shipping ONO
90 s. 5S4 GO Tor Trade and Family ao ~
hw grades Of Western Extra SO 700Sn 90 Tor gOVd 10
boce eurug Wheat Extras s1 800S2 GO FOR Amber m
ter wheat Extra Indiana and Michigan; t5gSl5 0I Mhte
wheat Extra do do and SO 200S6 for 81 Louis ExtraH
California Flour without change, ana Is quiet sts OF
20 bags al $40 5OGsl3 IS Southern Flour a. Irregular,
and the low grades rather heavy the sales are WO
bbls at s. T5as for Ordinary TO Good EXtra bal-
more and C0ntry, SO 750t1t 40 for Extra and FAMILY
f9eorgia and Virginia ana ldSl5 for Extra and Family
MARYLAND and Delaware Rye Flour is nrm and IA TAR
demand: Of $50 bbls AZ ST 50Ds9 90 Corn Meal IS
rer particularly City, and 10 better demand; sales OF
40 NILS al So for Jersey and Western and s. 20 for CITY
the latter delivered BuckWheat flour ls plenty ana j.
lower; sales at s. 7o0sJ.
u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-28
-oo725 505.2s8 - 81 e0n9 so So

PETROLEUM-The demand for both OrHde "ll lelll :.
a., ho1d h moderate but In prices have no change 70
note. - .oo ,,r Cvoth
GPAIN 1The wheat market has bean only moderately
active. prices ar( unsettled and nominal tlc saleS
- zoo ih mi 81 2qa 81 29s for No Milwaukee y ~ toT
- sVankee iD store in retail lots, and g. - foiN hlte
california Barley is firm and more active sies o. ~
r hush state at railroad dtpOt at q S. and reported
saes of IL zoo bEsh Canada West on the Ere Cabal
s. Barley Malt IL firmly held but ~ unseted sees ~
90 ush old AZ 81 81 New Is JmiDal at t2a1 TO- Oasaio
without special change; the sales are 5000 bls hcue
ing Ohio and Western al sgs1c 40 store 80 anoa.
nd ne deIiyered All next week Rye ~ quiet prices are
steady the sales 1900 State at " itet le CgTn
opened drmer but closes rather tame Ih,ie u rather
more disposition 10 SELL particularly New ne demand ~
chiefly Tor export the sales are 81 800 Dus Oo
Hixed at g. 5s0Sl 80 store; New DO uS59$l 80 tbc
inside ree IN barrels. New Jersey yellow Al u Zsg ~
pier, good New Southern White al " % anu Ono'0e
NS Cos.s.TTvF sIocE az GRAIN IN NEwYoRK JAN /.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-28

AFTERNOON Provision MARKET. OCLOCK.-NOthng
Of moment DONG IN old Mess Pork prices are nominal at
So 9o0sZJ %; hear OF sales " 80 DDs New Mess
seller February az so %.
& TALLOW-1he demand IS moderate and the market
steady. sales % 1000 az Cl bic for Common 10 me.
sTEARIN-We note sales 81 10000 10, IN hhusY al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-28
E95,5e3,5sO
The return Of the Bank Of France fcl q
ending December y shows the following
As eompared with that Of last week:

The coin and bullion arc still increasing rapluly'
aud, with the addition Of 4550OOO now SHOWN Ihe
total has reached She colossal sum OF AfyV'4'VV Inc
snlerences as to the dizziness OF trade %llch arc
,yggeeted Iv this unprecedented accumulation Of the
nrscions metals. are confirmed 10y the continued
falling of in the discounts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-28
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM LONDON Dec E7-In steamship 1taHtlNs sarsh Ans
onas family. Mrs Henrietta Garlic katet4 Crow Inward
strange HAYES r. Pau Jean Lsie Id LIihon
BsrenA Carmen Epao, Hsay BAst Frances lpPef ASheA
pirrrre
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
CT EAREn

PoRT OF SEw.yoRS.......Dro a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-28

The following viii show the comparative receipts
Of -four and grain at the ports Of Milwaukee Chicago,
Toledo, Detroit and Cleveland, from Jan. 10 Dec.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-06-22

An extraordinary sight was witnessed
in the principal streets of London recent.
ly. Rather more than thousand Of the
most miserable wretehes that ever wore
garb of humanity formed procsession
and marched in silence from the neigh
borhood ofaWapping' and WhiteehaPel
to the aristoratie quarters of st James
and Belgrayia. There was no disturbance
or excess of any kind. Every man was
in rags, and every form and face bore the
unmistakable marks of starvation and
distress. A banner or two contained In
scriptions indicative Of their character
and other wants, and few carried mon
ey boxes to receive any donations that
might be bestowed upon them.r9ns9 70.
Why, know not, butit was not deem
ed worth while to prevent this demon
stration on the part Of the authorities |;
but4the sight was one that did not tend
to add greatly to an Englishman's pride.
These men, it is well known, were only
the representatives ofa body forty times
their number, for it has been ascertained
that there are no less than forty thous-
and in the eastern suburbs of London not
only out of employment, but reduced to
the extreme of destitution, and dependent
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-06-22
Down, Derry Down.

The mercury in the produce barometer
is falling, and betokens squally weather
for those who have bought breadstufs
for rise. The near approach of harvest
and the glowing prospects for a bounti-
ful yield, have taken the starch out of
prices, and they are now dropping like a
shirt collar in the dog days. Millers de-
cline to buy wheat, and dealers are cut
ting down their orders for -four because
consumers refuse to buy more than from
hand to mouth. Wheat is dropping -four
dull, and breadstuffs generally tending
downward. Unless some mishap occurs
during the next six weeks, the flour bar
rel can be soon replenished at much
beolw the present current rates. ,rn-a@ at
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