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somewhat nominal at quotations. We quote Hemp at
1904 cents q b Greenleaf at 14l6 cents and Jute at
IL cents q ID.
IRON BANDS AND TIES for Cotton are coming into
use and D1LLoN's Universal fie VIM. ROACH, Agent,
the Arrow Tie r. MURE Co., Agents, the BEARD's Tie
GEORGE W. WILLIAMS Co., Agents, and the VALLEY
Buckle Tie, STREET brothers Co.. Agents. and GOULD
& McINT1REs Tie, WILLIS CHIsoLM Agents. are offer
ed IN this market at lO@12I5 cents q b.
TIMBER AND LUMBER.-Limited quantities of
Timber and Lumber is coming to hand and we
quote River Flooring Boards at sl3 q NJ; scantlng and
Plank s1O@12 q NJ; Timber of shipping and good Mill
qualities there is the market; commons selling
at s5@6 NJ and City sawed Lumber is quoted at 500
925 q NJ.
FREIGHTs.-To Liverpool by steam, ga. on Upland
and 9d. Sea Islands, by SAIL 9l6d. Upland and Id
on Sea Islands To Havre nominal To the West Indies
nothing offering. Coastwise-To New York. by stsam
&c. q b. Uplands, and 14c on Sea Islands Is the
local asking rates. 81 5O@s2 q tierce on Rice BY SAIL
%@Hc. q fb on Cotton, and s1@1 IS q tc. en- Rice
To Boston by steam 1c. p Ii On Gotten and 81 q tc on
Rice by sail &c. q tb. Cotton, To Philadelphia &c
p IT, On Upland Cotton, by steam, and C q ib by SAIL
To Baltimore by steam &c. q ib. on Cotton, and 81 oo
q terce Rice. The Baltimore and Charleston STEAM
ship Company take Cotton through to Cincinnati, at
sl5O p 100 fbs.; Rice b5c 2 100 TBS. To Louisville,
Cotton ST. 20 p 100 fbs.; Rice 75c q 100 fbs 10 ST.
Louis Cotton s2l0 q 100 fbs.; Rice o5c q lOo fbs.
These steamers take freight through to Philadelphia
On Lumber, by sail, to New York. Philadelphia and
baltimore at SCOT g NJ. and on Timter S9@10 q NJ.
nominal.
EXCHANGE-Sterling Bills-the rate on Wednesday
was $50 for sixty days bills.
DOMESTIC cExcHANGE-The banks are purchasing Sight
Checks on New York at y off, one to five days, cent
off: five to ten days, IA off, ten to fifteen days. lh of
fifteen to twenty days, ~ off; twenty to twenty-five
d,vs a cent of; twenty-five to thirty days, 2h p
cent. of. They are selling Sight Checks at par
GOLD.-rne brokers were yesterday buying at 40 and
selling at Al.
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DOMESTIC


steamship Geo Upton-642 bales Upland
Cotton, SO cs Rice, II casks Clay, cases Mdze, 10
pkes Furn ture, 55 bags Peanuts, bbls Oranges &c
IL hhds Iron, bbls Potatoes.
NEW YORK-Per steamship Moneka-400 bales Cotton.
so pkgs Sundries. ......P Per steamship Matanzas-3
bags sea Island Cotton, &c bales Upland Cotton 27
bales Yarn, ties Rice, l6 pkgs, 329 Empty Barrels
..... Per steamship James Adger-l7 bags Island
Cotton, 7S9 bales Upland Cotton s. tierces Rice, 79
bales Domestics and Yarns 102 packages Sundries.
-. Per steamship Champion-S5 bags Cot
ton, 800 bales Upland Cotton 100 bales DomesdcS
and Yarns, 16 terces Rice, "a P sckages, Boxes 8
Barrels. -. Per steamship b Souder-1bO terces
Rice 450 bales Cotton 100 bales Domestics and Yarn
100 ba;es Waste, bales Rags, 10 rolls Leather 81
bundles Paper, $50 Packages. Per brig Poto-
mac-s3 s45 feet Timber. "a, $50 feet Boards.
..Pr schr W Allen-43S bales Upland Cotton,
18O bbls Rosin, 10000 teet Boards pieces Machi
nery Per schr Althea-435 bales Cotton......
Per schr A b Edwards-l60 900 feet Lumber.
BALTIMORE-Per steamship Falcon-45 ties Rice, 364
bales Upland Cotton, 10 bales Domestics, rolls OF
Leather 80 pkgs Hides and Rags. 40 pkgs Sundries
l Piano.
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THE CHARLESTON MARKET.

lFoR THE WEEK ENDING THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 28.l
COTTON.-In consequence of the continued and
steadily falling in the English market the article
here has had declining character throughout the week,
and has reached quotations below what was anticipated
by the desponding. This unfortunate position Oh
the leading staple of the South has, in connection with
the unsettled state of political affairs produced an utter
stacnaton in general trade and amid this almost un
versa prosraon the only bright feature Is the probable
repeal OF the Cotton by the Cong ess If this last
question should lead to proracted debate, II Will ada
to the difficulties of the situation for tme as 1t is quite
likely planters will generally hold back their crops 70
await the action that body There has been generally
a good demand for the Article, which has been some
what restricted by the limited supply in many cases on
sae but transactions can generally only be ehected oy
factors meeting readily the decline in the Leading mar
kets as they from day to day. The following were
the of prices at the great centres OF trade at inc
commencement of the week: Liverpool opened at sAd'
and has since declined to Sd for Middhng Upland;
New York began at &c.,, and has fallen to l6h@l6c
10 for New York Middling; the rates here, which
commenced at l6c for Middng. has dropped to 15c.,
closing dull and nominal.
We would ask the attention of planters to the necessity
of greater in the ginning of their Cotton, as fine
lots are frequently received here which still contain
part of the seed frequently deprecians the value Of the
article to the extent of 1c. q 10.
Our table of receipts will show falling OF in the ar
rivals of the week just closed compared with the pre-
vious We submit the following statement OF the trans
actions in the article here for the week just closed
On FRIDAY, the 22d instant, under decline at Liver
pool prices fell of 4 to &c. Q h. Sales 556 baes Low
Middlng being quoted at l5Hc Middhng at l6c., and
Strict MiddIng at 1910, p fb.
On saturday there better demand and the mar
ket was rather Hrmer, but without quoabe alteration.
sales 1918 bales at the prices Of the previous day.
On Monday, early IN the day. moderate demand e1-
isted with sales 500 bales. but decline in the Eng
sh market caused the business here to come to stand
and closed nominal.
On Tuesday. under decline Of &c q ID, the mar
ket became active. Sales 1000 bales; Low Middng be-
ing quoted at 10 15Hc Middiing at 151sc, and Strict
-liddlins at Ice. q lis.
On Wednesday there WAS q moderate demand and the
transactions were generally previous prices but some
operations easier Iates the market closing dull
and unsettled unde lower prices at Liverpool Sales 7l9
bales on a basis most operations of l5c. p fb for
Liverpool Middling.
thursday being kept as holiday. business was gene
rally suspended and there no ses The market on
Wednesday closed with declining tendency and some
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COMMERCIAL.
Imports.

.IvERPOOL-Per British bark Pawnee-35OO sacks Liv
erpool Salt. 10 T Walker.
3REMEN-Per Bremen bark Gauss-S6 baskets Empty
Bottles SO baskets Empty Bottles. 40 baskets Empty
Bottles 1868 Demijohus. 800 Demijohns, 1856 Dem-
Johns l0s2 Demijohns 20 casks Beer 80 casks Beer
10 Cacius & witte; 107 cases. l25 Cases, ITO cases.
80 cases. 70 cases. 5S cases Pipes, to ] Campsen
Co; 100 cases stomach Btters, Z casks Potatoes
2casks Bed Feathers, 80 cases Pipes 10 Bolmann
Bros: s cases Glassware, to G Hopley & Co.;
cases Mdze, Prof Sheppard; casks Wine, to
Koldewey; cases Wine 2 cases Brandy, cases
Wine. to Claussen; so boxer Medicated Bitters
TO Clacius Witte; case containing Piano. to G W
Dingle; case Old Books, to Pinckney; case
Mdze. TO DR. Barrmann; case Mdze, to NJ II happei-
man; l cask Brandy. cask Herrngs. to w Meyer
Savannah.
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New Orleans Market.

NEW ORLEANS, November 23.-CorToN-The move.
ment was resumed to-day with tar degree OF spirit ana
factors met the demand freely but as there was only
moderate supply Offering, the sales did not exceed 2oo
bales while prices generally easier. we make,
however no change in quotations. excepting to omit
the outside figures for Good Ordinary, as olows Ordi-
nary: GOOD Ordinary 15Jz; Low Middlns l6 16A;
Middlng l63< Strict Aliddling l1A. ...
In giving the above figures We must add ,hat prices
showed considerable rregularty and that several sna
ots chan red hands lower rates, Good Ordinary or
example sold at l5Hc Low Middlng at fraction under
6 and Midding at l6. But this was the case yester
DE-; as well and the parcels disposed Of could barely be
regarded as q tair basis for quotations Iae marker,
neyertbeless was msnfesty weaker. FACTORS net tne
demand freely but the other hand there was consia
cradle competition among buyers, which prevented
ouotable decline The market was uDfayoraoy anected
by the accounts from New York, and also by marked
decline in Northern exchange.
STATEMENT OF COTTON.
stock on hand September, 1867 oaes-lo'Zoo
Arrived to-day. o'sso ~, o-o
ARR led previously. .Aoi'sii-io''o''
l2s,ll5
Cleared to-day.
cleared previously oo'oo-o9'o'o
s.o,,. ~, hond and on shiuboa,d .. sS,265
The clearances embrace 1874 bales for New YORK. GUY
for Boston, and 208l tor Havre.
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Headquarters Second Military District,
CHARLESTON s. c., November H. 1857, !

Headquarters Second Military District,
CHARLESTON. s. c., November IA, 1851 J
GENERAL ORDERS No. H.
IN ORDER t. CONFORM TO THE PROVISIONS OF
General Orders No. 49, Commanding Officers Of Posts
authorized, when in their judgment demanded BY
the public service to require by order the services OF
citizens to perform .he duties usually performed by
roadmasters and OF highways In CONFORMITY
with the existing usage, such services will receive no
compensation Any person failing to obey the orders OF
the Post Commander in the premises, will be subjected
to the same pains and penalties provided by
law in the case of the neglect refusal of roadmaser
or oyerseer of highways to perform the duties such
offices.
By command of Bvt Major-General ED. R. s. CANBY.
LOUIS V. CAZIARC,
Aide-de-Camp, Act'g Assisting Adjutant- General
Official: o. NJ. MITCHELL, Aide-de-Camp
November rs
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THE DAILY NEWS.
FRIDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER %, 1867.
Naming the Day.

"Forcive me. but needs must press
one question, since love you SO:
And kiss a .. darling, If it's fes!
And, darling, kiss me ii It's No!
II is about our marriage day,
tain would have it even here:
But kiss me if it's far away.
AM kiss me- darling, ii it's near
All, by the bushes crowding SO
On cheek and brow, tbs near. guess.
But, darling kiss me II it's No!
and kiss me, darling If its Yesl
And with what flowers shall you be wed?
with flowers of snow. or flowers OF tameP
But be they white, or be they red,
Kiss me, my darling, all the samel
And hsye YOU sewed your wedding dress?
Nav, speak not, even to whisper low
But kiss me, darling, if it's Yes
And, darling kiss me If it's MOL"
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Augusta Market.

AUGUSTA, November 27.-GoLD-Brokers buying al
lS9 end selling at lao. .r. 20,
SuyEa-Brokers buying at 13O and selling at 1885,
srcunrrIEs-Georgia Railroad Stock sold at II.
CorroN-1his morning there was a good demand' sno
Ss 1y.re made on a basis OF l5c for New York Md
ding. but in he afternoon nothing was done, and the
market closed depressed. Sales 775 bales; receipts $40
bales. u c,so,
16H II cents R. Sides, II Tx cents; e. Sides l7a
a is oents Hams % 25 cents.
CoRN.-White, 81 20 q l %; Mixed, 81 10 q 10.
WHEAr-White SS 10 3 %; Red 50 so 2 10.
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OFFICIAL.
LIST OF LETTERS

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ending NOVEMBER 2s. 1867, and ordered to be prnt
in THE DAILY NEWS sgreeably to the following section q
the new Postofhce Law as the newspaper having the
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SECTION s. And be it further enacted That lists OF lei
ters remaining uncaed in any Postofce IN any c
town or village, where newspaper snail oe prne.
shall hereafter be published once only IN .he % & r.
largest circulation within range Of delivery OF the sad
ofice
as- Persons calling for Letters Adveroseo' sn0uio
state that they are Advertised"
~ oace hours from A. NJ to 6 P NJ. On Sundays
fron 70 + IL STANLEY G. TRoTT. Postmaster.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CHARLEsTON.

Arrived Wednesday.
British bark Pawnee. Anker, Liverpool-53 days. Salt
To r 7 Walker.
Arrived Yesterday.
Shin Fl Tucker Rundlett Wscassett Nell days
uav TO the Master
bremen bark Gauss. Wieting Bremen-49 days. and
40 days from the Lizard. Assorted Cargo. To d"o
Hopley Co, Cacius witte. Campsen co. Bollmann
BROS. Prof Sheppard, Koldewey. Claussep,
g " Dingle, C Pinckney DR. Barman, NJ Kappelman,
II Meyer, Bursman, Rughemer. Marjenhoh, Il
Mertens. w.. i, 1or
dina Jacksonville and Savannah 1l8 bales Cotton 81
hbls oranges, &c. To Ravenel & Co. Aiken Co.
Reerwith q, Bryce Co. Cohen, Hanckel CO.
Fraser Dill Hunt Bros. H Ingraham & Son, J u
Kirkpatrick W NJ awton. o Reeder, Pinckney Bros.
O pinckney J R Pringle Williams. Williams co.
steamer Fannie, Peck, Savannah via Blufton, Hill
ton Head and Beaufort. 81 bales and pockets Cotton,
Mdze, &c. To Ferguson, Ravenel & Co. W NcTu-
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Market Report and Quotation Sheet for
Bonds, Stocks and Bank Bills, for Week
ending November 3s, 1897
PREPARED By
ANDREW M. MCRELAND.
Croker, No. Broad Street, Charleston, S. C.
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WOMEN'S LIST.

A U
Adom, Mrs N Gage, Mrs owens Saran
Aston Juda Gllbat, chve-, Juha
anderson Mrs clover, Mary o'Brieyi Bridget
Glover, Sarah
n Grant Nancy Price, Mary
Bailey, Miss E Graham, Mrs c Prince Mrs
Been, Jane RerVls' NSteie'
Rarnett, Miss a Hollon, Marys Perry he9ecca
Bennett Susan Halverson, Lula >,rC
Reamer Julia Hamilton, Susan Raven, Mrs /
Becker, NJ ria E Haynes, Molie REYNOLDS Mary
Bennett Mrs J Haynes, Miss S Robinson, Mrs
oo---orn soIIe geriott Mrs q Roberson. Mrs L
Rsasisv MISS s 2 How Julia Ryan, Bridget
R;o,Im Mrs Ap j Ridden, Mrs
Bowsr' Iv1ia Jerkin, Ellen nobinson, Mrs
Bonneau MISS Eli. Johnson Mrs
pr-s Mrs NJ Is sanders, Theresa
Brown susan Kinjhon, Sarah E sanders, Clsuola
prown Svvia lKupstein Mrs A lunders, Jane
carstep Mari. Larlin, Molue Sims Sims, Miss G
Carr Iucinda iL~tayette, Ann sparks Mrs
Cbann MrsE leighton Louise styles una
Chapman MISS VI lLern, Caro- inc smith, Marla
Cheiher Mrs jLebby Mrs NJ A smith, Z Sarah
Cooper, Miss n Loundes, Eliza smith, MRS En-
Col ms Margret beth mer
Cornwall. Dsia Lee Smith, Miss Emma
Goats Mary Ann NJ smith, Mrs c s
Craner. Mira MI Marrow, Sarah simmons. Maria
Cushman, Mrs q Mofett, Mrs John
N Nehrtens Mrs thompson, Miss NJ
Daverne, Kate Middleton. Mrs. N Ianhsson' mary
parah, Miss Ann
Day, Mrs Moran. Anne
Dsyis. MaryB Murray, Elizabeth w
Dsssss Mary Ann Matthew'S, sarah waldraven, Mrs NJ
Draiio D,aa%n'st MIS- St's' Mo WEIGH Margaret
Dewane. Elizabeth Mccormick. Kate Washington, Mrs
Mcdonnell. Louisa
Ferguson, Mrs Cl Mckenzie, Mrs wilson, Rose .
McMilln. Juiana Williams Mrs G
Finisy, sarah Negenser, Susan ..........-......
Folker Martha Nelson, Mary .........--..-.--.
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Passengers.

Per steamer City Point from Palaka via Jacksonville.
ra-nandina and Savannah Mademoiselles Grant, J
pSiiins Mir Po,cher L Sigwad. and steerage.
Per steamer Fannie. nom Savannah VIA Beaufort Hl
'.ard NJ ( O,Connor W A Goodett, W Collins, DR.
E Chancellor and lady, W Eynow, W Keilagher. Mrs A
casey. A Eust;s and lady, Miss Mcclure Rev Il
Forey and IA deck
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GT Persons deposIhng letters in the Postofhce will
please place the stamp near the upper right hand cor
ner of the envelope, and they will also please to remem
bar that without the stamp erter cannot be naed but
viii be sent to the Dead Letter Office. November %
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THE oRANGEBURG NEWS,

,,rp61sHtD EVERY SATURDAY MORNING. Az
t1nnanoeb,,, ,p 5 c. Terms 81 per annum, in sd-
vance. ..u ,.asons oytra coniae of tha
During the viii be circulated for the benefit or
our sadyersements inserted the most liberal
Oonuast .5n1ss SAMUEL DIBBLE,
'erihs' 'uNA Editor Orangebur9 News,
:, n. 0rangeburg
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Exports for the Week ending Thursday
November rs.
FOREIGN.

FOREIGN.
LIvERPOoL-Per British ship sedbergh-4s bags
Cotton, 1860 bales Upland Cotton 70 oags C0''0n
L1vERpooL~per ship Charlotte-24 bags Cotton
Si71 bales Upland Cotton. ,., o., ,.,
BRISTOL, ENG-Per British bark Artlsuc-eoi Dds
SHIRTS Turpentine 2l35 bbls Rosin.
BARCELONA-Per Spanish polacre Rosana-4l4 bales
Upland Cotton, l51 bbls Rosin. - bos lar 40Oo OO
Seet Iumber..Pe Per Spanish polacre Mara-3OO
bales Upland Cotton, $50 bos Rcsin u bos Tar 5000
feet Lumbtr.
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BALTIMORE, November 2o.-CoTToN-The market
was g further depressed to-day, and closed heavy al
fully y cent Decline We report sales OF 200 bales Up
land at l5H l61 cents later for Mlddhng.
CoFFEE-Some little inquiry ior Rio. but we near OF
no transactions Quotations nomina ly unchanged
FIoUR-Our market was very .ull to-day; very little
INQUIRY and confined to small lots for local wants NO
ouoable cnange in prices though TO enect saes lower
tgures ollo have to be accepted.
GRAIN-Wheat in better receipt To-Day the oner-
Jugs amounted 300U bushels white and 9soO pusheis
red The rmand not active, and some OF the sam
ples remained over old Prices i'll favor OF
ers at the close We report sale OF lOO bushels cnoce
white ut 81 7O 1000 bushels prime and choice red 81 %
60: 1850 bushels good do 80 AZ 49, l2OO oushe!s
common %. Corn-SUUO bushels white ana ooou ousn
els yellow received inactive and prices OF the
previous day difficult realize. Included Ill the sales
were 2vO bushels (homlny) at u 80; S0O bushels
old white 500 lc Western both at Sl 81; l4U pusnels
Maryland white. cut, 81 81; i4OO busheis new uy 10
Il I5 6OU bushels damp do 81 w = 10; S5U busneis
Western mixed, new 81 26 400 bushels Maryland, new
81 l6 23 Jats-Western better supply o03u bushels
received demand lair, with Sales OF lUOU bushels low
Grade at 6S Tic; bushels good to prime " I4c
Sye-55O bushels offered; 3U0 bushels SOLD at 81 90 m
MoLAssEs-Sock of cuba iair, though put very nttie
of other descriptions Nothing uonB III tho arueie "u
quota ions nominal.
PRoyIsIoNs-1he market is without activity IN the hog
product some few joCbing lots ci Eacon are taken a.
10 l2c for shouders 10 i5h cts for rib Sides and
clear lib l5 l6c New city cured uncovered Hans IL
l9c Mess PorK is held noninally at s22 5O city Is
worth about the same offering. Lard Is selling IN
obbng 13c; market quite bare OF Western Sone
new bulk Meats been received, but t. limited ex-
tent poor quality, prices OF which have not been
nude public. =
the mild weather prevailing Tor some days past we
quote tor country lots IS 9, as to quality.
R1cE-We hear OF no sales, but quote Carolina held al
9 91sc, as to quality.
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FOR THE AMERICAN LEAD PENCIL. y
TESTIMONIAL.
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Exports of Rice, Naval stores and Lumber
from the Port of Charleston, from the 1st
September to November rs, 1867.
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nyc rRI-wHEKLY NEWS,

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nuRL1sHED IN wINNsBoRo' $. c.. AFFORDS a
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We Spetuy solicit their patronage for our mutual
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No -eInber 10
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PORT CALENDAR.
CORRECTED WEEKLY.
FHAsTs OF THE MOON.
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go 4..a 6..2S S..S0
% Thursday G.43 4..53 7..s ~.
90 Friday. 80. G..44 4..53 7..45 y. 'oi
80 saturday. 6..45 4..53 S..4S ~.
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THE HERALD

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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-11-29

Comparative Exports of Cotton, from the
Port OF Charleston.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-11-29
Baltimore Market.

stool, On band and ON shipboaId ..... 63,265
The clearances embrace 7S4 bales for New YORK. oVs
for Boston, and 208l tor Havre.