The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-02


ment.
LIVERPOOL, January 81 Noon.-Cotton dull and
favorable to buyers, but quotably unchanged.
Middling Uplands 1f5d. Sales 1000 bales.
The Portuguese Senatorial action favors the
abolition Of slavery in the Portuguese colonies.
FEBRUARY 1-Noon.-C Cotton has undergo no
change. The Brokers Circular reports the sales Of
Cotton for the week at So, 600 bales Sales to-day
1000 bales. Middling Uplands 142d.
LONDON, FebruaIJ' 1.-Consols advanced !, and
are quoted ut 80 1916 for money. Fve-Twenties
declined 1-16, and are quoted at72 11l6.
Washington News.
WASHINGTON, February 1.-The National Banks
are working to defeat the Bill retiring their notes.
The transfer of the Indian Bureau to the War
Department origicsted with Col PARKER, an In
diana member Of Gen. GRANTS staff.
The President has submitted to the Senate re-
port in reference to the capture Of Mr. DAVIS,
which is voluminous.
4. A. BURRo1sT, prominent St. Louis banker,
died in Havana few days since.
The st. Louis Exchange have adopted the GENITAL
system, commencing the ist Of March.
The President submitted to the House mass Of
Mexican correspondence, most OF which has been
published.
The Government declines to interfere with the
present lights before it in the conflicting claims
for the possession Of the Tehuantepec transit
route. Mr.. SEWARD directs Mr.. CAMPBELL to get
Z information thereto.
The Hon. PHILIP JOHNSTON, of Pennsylvania, is
dead.
JAZZ COOKE, Of Pennsylvania, Governor sMYrH,
Of New Hampshire, THos.s B. PAGE and JNo. W.
ELLIS, Of OH1o E. J. NoYEs, Of Indiana, and other
prominent bankers and business men, held o con-
sultation with the Comptroller and Secretary Of
the Treasury. They also had an interview with
the Senate Finance Committee, and have all
agreed :on:a bill retiring the compound interest
notes BY the issue Of National Bank temporary
certificates, bearing four per cent. interest, and
payable, in lawful money. on demand; This tenn
porary loan shan.not exceed s10O, 1000 =
Dr.. STEPHEN DUNCAN late Of Natchez, Missis-
sippi, died here. SIS; Is : ~:
Congressional.
WASHINGTON, February LIN the Senate, the
Tariff Bill was passed by. o vote OF twenty-seven
to ten. It goes back to the House for concurrence
in the amendments.
The Bill directing the Clerk Of the House to
place on the roll Of the next Congress only the
States represented now, was passed by vote Of
thirty-ons to six:
Senators pushed their favorite Bills, but gave
wayto; the Bankrupt Bill, the discussion on which
was resumed, but the Senate, action ad-
journed
= In the House, a resolution was passed permit
ting Capt. JNo. A. WEBSTER, OF the q. s. steamer
Mahoning, to receive chronometer from England,
for valuable efforts in saving English vessels on
our coast. : ! / Z. Y:
- The Committee Of Ways and Means was instruct
edto inquire into the e1pediency Of destroying
conascated stills, and selling the same as old
copper. : Z s-1.,.s-..a
The Senate Bill, regulating removals from Office,
was taken nIup, and an mendment extending it's
provisions to- Cabinet. was lost by vote OF
7eto 78: Several other amendments were reject
ed, when motion to adjourn prevailed.
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9: sse.' :, 50 Genern1 News.
:NEwsO ORLEANS; February a.: sBro wnsville adYices
zeonafm tie; capture of oRlsaA BY JuAREz.!5 iHe
was to be tried by the chiefs who had pretended
to espouse his cause. ..7
new York February 1. hestemshhip Ardgo has
arrived from Haue, the Yazoo from Norfolk, and
the Florida from Galveston.
TAUNTON, MASS, February 1.-The Deighton
:Woollen Mills have BEN burnt Loss $780, 600.
Domestic Markets.
5i4t,: = " NOON DESPATCH.
81 New YoRK,, February 1.--Gold S5a. Exchange
1854. Sight 81. - 5, !, ..zlz.z5. -.
Flour dull and dropping. Wheat dull and droop-
ing. Corn dull and heavy. Rice dull and droop-
ing.r Oats dull and heavy. Pork heavy; new mess
$50 81; old s19.;. Lard dull; in: bbls. @1stc
WhisKey nominal: Cotton dull and heavy, at ssa
@ SIC. for :Middling Uplands. Ereights dull and
dropping. j. E i Z 4 "a Res1ss. -
EVENING DISPATCH.
Cotton ac. lower; sales $50 bales. Middling Up
lands 3Sac. Flour more steady and higher; State
super8ne s1oa11 CO.; Ohio $40 sOa1s 80; Western 50
a1O rs; Southern s11 25a1e. Wheat quiet and un-
changed. Corn quiet and steady; $4,000 bushels
Of mixed Western sold at 81 09a1 LIZ. Oats more
active, 60a6sc. for Western. New Mess Beef 12a
&c.,; Extra17a18c.s P5rk CLOSED frmer;'new Mess
$40 so; old 10 Is; prime s16tal7c. Lard more ac-
tive at 11a12sc. for old, and 12aa13tc. for new.
whiskey quiet. Sugar quiet; Muscovado sold at
10sc. Molasses steady; 400 bbls. New Orleans sold
at sSsaS8c. Other groceries quiet and dull. Tur-
pentine 65a66c. Rosin 50 75a8 90. Tallow at 1OHa
III. Freis hts lower On Cotton, by sail, 16d.a
1d.; sa9 1cd. by steam;'6 ed. on Corn.s&ti E2z
BALTIMORE, February Coffee firm and mac
tive. Flour--prices frmer; Howard Street super
fine $l1. Wheat-winter red 50 80a3 20. Corn
good white 81 0Sa1 05. Oats advanced &C., at 56a
Sc. sugar-stoek reduced, at 10la105c. for re-
hning.
MOBILE, February 1.-sales $50 bales; Middling
dull at S0ac.