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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-11-22
Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE November 19-CoTToN-The market
was quite active today low grades chiefly inquired
We report sales $50 bales Low Middlng l7c Mid
ding held at l71 l8c, though nominal
CoFFxE-We nave only to report sales Of 800 bags Bio
In ponu, ut &C. and 2oJ no, duty mid, at 16 l7c gol
all from second hanus. Bark Lapwlng, from Rio, with
cargo OF coffee, ID reported III the bay
tLoUR-Ne NOTICE some inquiry Tor low grades Super,
which are offered at 80 ~ co. We also hear sales
of 5000 bbs Codorus and Mount Vernon Extra ior Bra
zi terms transplred, but supposed Sl2; 100 bps
good standard City Nils Extra 80 rs; 90 bbs
good Rye -Four at ~ oV SuoIauons generaly remain
unaltered.
inAIS-Receipts OF wheat to day were composed OF
&C bushels whlte and IL, eco bushels red
iuues scalce aud wauteo; for low grades the
was dull and closed sever cents Ii favor Of buyers in
oluded III the sales l0UJ bushels common to lair
white ut q So 4S; l225 bushels gsd 10 prime red
50 80 65 l10O Lusheis Ordinary Do at 80 IS 46;
26oO bushels lower grades % 10 a. go Corn-Ofer-
ngs foot up 6u bushels white and 75U0 bus els vel
The market active, AID prices hrmer particularly
for prime Old CROP We report sales OF s0J Uush, old
white at 81 3S 400 bushels new do at Sl Is 49, 80
bushels do ut ~ 26; lu00 bushels condiio
t 6uc 10 ST. so bushels old yellow ut ST. 35 30J BUSH
ella new Western mixed at 81 3D. 1850 bushels do at 81 %
i 26 as 10 qual,y. Oats-Recepts light $3.50 busn-
els: the N rRet quiet sales OF 900 bushels at 72c
and 100 bushes at IA. Rye-Sal.s OF $50 bushels
81 IS per bushel.
PRovls1oNs-Cont.nue quiet; we give the range Of
prices though mostly nominal: for Mess Pork Western
s22 so per bbL Lard, l2H O l2Xc, scarce. Bacon
l3c rib Sides Ice; clear rib 16Xc; clear
now breast .eces Ice; city .ans uncovered, 1s 20c
per ID, Us 10 qualify.
kICEWe nouce sales OF 10 tres Carolina at 9Hc 20 do
do suIctly prlme Ut exc.
SUoAR-Market inactive. but holders firm under light
Imports and much reduced sock We report sales Of i16
Lnus Porto Rico l2}c, 10 do do ut Interpretations
generally remain unchanged.
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.Irise ye aud depart. 70, this is not your rest
tMIcAK I, 10.l
AwaSoi idle soul. thou hast slumbered too long,
lis time thou vert rising, and soaring in song;
It's time thou sp ednG thy swift flight to Heavon
And winning those high heights bJ tempests unrven.
know that thy p Mons are srcng for the flight,
II once thou expand them, aud give them to light
Why then they idly unfoded to-day9
While the place Of thy rest is so distant away2
Arouse thee! It's dan -er to rest upon ground,
For the fowler may thee and compass thee round
And those pnious whose flashing should gleam amid
sta,s,
May only beat vainly their dark prison-barsi
Mount upward! thy fleedom with steady wing keep.
Nor rust thou thine eyeids to slumber nor sleep,
But upward, still upward, as higher you rise.
Let thy bound res be ony. sweet air, and fresh akes
Yes. upwa j, high upward, soac on to your rest,
Tint pe1oe is peace only which none can rolest;
And bliss which is bliss bat moment or hour.
Tnou wsl cans. exchange for Eiernity's dowerl
Sweep on. bn the place for Thy folding Of wings
Where the sweet Bird o Paradise Increasingly sings
Nbero the lilies and bloom not tror the sod,
But spring IN the bllm.breathirS gardens OF God
OF! hasten thy flight, ard thy rest will appear
when the spileehted caps of Gods mountains are rear
On those eolden.ipped SUBMITS thy journey VIII end
Ana folding tby pinions thou 4yst safely descend.
LovERocK PRIoRY.
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THE CHARLESTON MARKET.

iroa TIE WEEK ENDING THURSDAY, NOVEMBER a.
COT ON.-,The operations in this staple during the
first part of the week wero at declining prices and the
article had ower tendency up Tuesday, when 1t be-
came hrer with all advancing character but yesterday
recsded under adverse news The fluctuations In rates
have however, been limited, and the rise ana Ill
during the week has not exceeded about hA cent g
rb. exremes-AIijdnng Upland on Friday last oeing
quoted at 16Hc. q tb.-afterward The market became
weaker and this quality quoted at l6 g lbAc' ou'
has since stiEenej and improved to 1915 @ 1890 q
tb, and closed yesterday at 16H @ l6Ec q 10. Inc
English market opened at sgd. q H. for Middnne' ana
af,erward fell of to sd New York beginning az Ie>a'
receded to Tx "a ls. improved to ls& lsAc' =
a. for New York Mddling, but again became lower yes
terday The business OF the week has been acnVe ana
ouyers have generally operated to the extent OF the socK
the market closing vita light supply on SALE Inc re-
celpt for week just closed have been SSo paes oi
Sea Island and s255 bsles OF Upland Cotton against Sos
bales Sea Island l1,os2 bales of Upland Cotton Inc
week before and 55l bales Of Sea Island and 4lO bales
of Upland Cotton for the corresponding week last year.
We submit the following statement Of the ransacuons
in the article IN this market for the week just CLOSED
On Friday November is, the demand was active. but
prices were generally aer, p culary IN he quail
ties from Midd ing and below, which declined about &c
q 10. sales lUUJ DJllbi IOH SSAA~o SNSN ~
l5s; Middrg at 1sX, and Strict Mddling at lsHSl7c
Il,
On Saturday the demand was good, but prices con-
nued to have an tendency Sales $50 bles Low
Middlng being quoted at 153; Middling at leH and
strict Mddnns at leH@l6iGc. . ID
On Monday the staple was in fair demand. and in
some cases easier rates accepted for small lots but
the market was no: quotably lower. Sales 600 bales
Low Middling being quoted at 1870. and Middling Up
land at 16916Ac ? 10.
On Tuesday prices opened frmer and with good
demand and limited stock the rates hardened during the
day about Nc. q fb. Sales 1000 bales. Low Middhng
being quoted at l5 @ 1sc. and Middlins at l6Ic d.
Or Wednesday, with an active market sellers secured
an ADVANCE of u q Hc. q b. Sales 1900 bales Low
Midding being quoted at 16 @ 1876 Midd1nS at l0's
a l6Xc., and Strict Middling at16A @ tic. p ID.
Yesterday prices were lower and transactions took
plscs ct Kc 2 fb decline, but sorae hod rs refus'
ed to sell q. the fall Sales about 425 baies say II 16K
1877 at lsM, Tat 1S LA at 16 10 a. 10 sl6 20 at 17c
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Plank s1O@12 q NJ; Timber of shipping and good MIL
qualities there Is the market; common TIMBER
is selling at s56 City steam sawed Lumber is quoted
at s2O9-5 q NJ.
FREIGHTS.-To Liverpool. by steam. I'd on Upland
and 1d. on Sea Islands; ny SAIL Sd on Upland and ID
on Sea Islands. To Havre nominal To the West lndles
nothing offering. CoastwiseTo New York, by steam'
1c. q b. Uplands, and 14c. on Sea Islands Is the
local asking rates. 81 6o@s2 q terce on Rice By SAIL
I@Xc. q fb on Coto1, and s191 IS 9 tc. on Rice
To Boston by stean 1c. a t IN Gotten and 81 q &c. on
Rice; by sail &c. q 10. on Cotton, To Philadelphia q
cent q ib. on Cotton by steam, and &C. q TO- by SAIL
10 Baltimore by steam &c. q b. on Cotton, and 81 oo
derce on Rice. The Baltimore and Charleston Steam
ship Company take Cotton through to Cincinnati az
81 so p 100 lbs; Rice b5c q leo lbs To Louisville
Cotton 81. 10 q 100 lbs; Rice 75c Q 100 ibs 10 St.
Louis Cotton S210 q 100 tbs; Rice Soc. q 100 fbs
These steamers take freight through to Philadelphia
On Lumber, by sail, to New York, Philadelphia and
Baltimore, at SCOT q NJ. and on Timter ss@lO q NJ.
nominal
FRE1eHTs FROM THE WEST 10 CHARLESTON
The following statement believed to be quite correct
i interest merchants and all engaged In freight trans
portation The advantages of the "South Atlantic over
"Guf' ports in the movement of Cottons to Europe
attracts attention in commercial circles, and the
n nreacy of water transportation from river points to
Nav Orleans and Mobile is to be contested by all our
rail lines at Memphis and Montgomery. Messrs Cour-
tsnav & Trenholm's Freight Circular names these
6oures for the most distant and exposed point Mem
phis:
Memphis TO Charleston, per bale no insurance-s5 CO.
Memphis to New Orleans Per steamer-s2 Insurance
on 500 value, at %-e8 cents. Insurance from New r
cans to Liverpool ~ to per cent. above Charleston
rates; take minimum, IL on So value-l SS Freight
ALWAYS Hd to I'd above Charleston rates. tskc mini
mum tHd.) say in currencY-s1 s5 s6 s8; showin g.
even at minimum figures balance in favor of Charles
ton per bale Of cotton, SS cents At per cent extra
insurance and I'd. extra freight, would show saving
per bale cotton, of 50 30.
"In the very important matter Of time saving of 1e
to 30 days will be readily conceded in favor Of shipments
va Charleston Gulf ports, from points as distant
as either Memphis or Montgomery"
MISUNDERSTANDING Bils-the rate yesterday was
l5O a 1905 for sky days bills.
DOMESTIC cExcHASoE.-The banks are purchasing Sight
Checks on New York at of; to five days. p cent
off, five to days, IN of; ten to fifteen days. lh OF
hfteen to twenty days. lX off, twenty to twenty-five
dlys, p cent off, twenty-five to thirty days. 2H 2
cent of. They selling Sight Checks at par.
GoLD.-The brokers were yesterday buying al 40 and
sci ing at ~.
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NEW YORK-P5r steamship Manhnttan-Ss bales l
Cotton, 1919 bales Upland Cotton, l5i uerces Rice
81 bales Dom stcs, 80 packages Sundries. Per
steamship saragossa-22 bales Cotton, SS4 bales
Upland Cotton 4S tierces Rice, II bales Yarn "a
packages sundries. Per steamship Zodiac-IO3
Steamship prometheus-sO tierccs Rice. $50 bales
Cotton. Per steamship Cha.lestou-2S bags I
and $40 bales Upland Cotton, los terces Rice, IS
bales Domestics 80 bales Yarn. l4l packages Furni-
ture, 81 packages Sundries -. Per brig Mary
Cobb-3S2 bales Upland Cotton, 200 bbls Rosn 50
bbls Whiskey, So coils Rope 10000 feet Yellow Pine
Timber . Per schr samuel Castner-30S bales Up
land Cotton.
NEW YORK VIA sAvANNAH-Per steamship Equator
NOsTHsRS PORT-Psr schr Nellie Potter-72 600
feet Floor ng Boards. ,o 49,
pHIIADELPHIA-Per steamship Alliauce-425 bales
otton 76 ks Rice. y bales Rags, 81 bales Yarn,
hbis Iurpentine 8. bags ran, 667 bushels Rough
Rice 140 empty Barrels, so packages Mdze.
BAIT, AlORt-per steamship sea Gull-12o uerces Rice
635 bales Upland Cotton, 81 bales Guuny Cloth. q
oackacos 5 -QdrleS.
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TAXING THE WHITE yE1.-We witnessed for tue
first time, on Friday evening, III the Catholic
Church, this solemn and impressive ceremony.
The novice was Miss Anna Wall, who resides il
Columbus: For over year she has been an in
mate Of the convent; The idea OF SO youthful
being abandoning LIES hopes and joys, when they
are brightest and most alluring, to devote exist
eace to seclusion, self-denial and h-mnty, in or
der to obtain higher perfection in religion, :"
had much in 1t that was peculiarly touching. Fa-
Their Culhnan oficiated. He made brief and ex-
oelIent address, explaining somewhat the duties
Of the ot1ce the daughter was about to assume
and the reason fer the sunderng of ear hly ties
BY those who enter the order of the sisterbood.
The church was brilliantly Illuminated, and \
large audience was pre- sent. None could enter
without card OF invitation. This was done to
was very beautiful. When the auppiant was prone
upon the floor, most exquisitely sweet and melting
was the touching "Veli Creator" chanted. Two
years hence Inc "black veil" can be taken, and du
ring this time the candidate, II she wills, can
return to- the world. The VOWS on taking tho
"black veil" are irrevocable to the Catholic.
[Co!an us, Ca, Sun.
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OFFICIAL.

OFFICIAL.
Headquarters Second Military Distrtot,(
CHARLESTON, .. c., October a, 1887 !
GENERAL ORDERS No. 1861
Post Commanders may admit TO 1sl r-;sOns not SUBJ
ec the Articles of War; held in by military
thoty, charged with offences not capital upon security
as provided in the following paragraph:
Security shall consist: 1st, Of cash deposit Of the
amount for which bond IL required ba By the State
law in Like cases; Or I'd, Of bond IN hike sum- running
to the Post Commander, conditioned for compliance
with all orders with surety. who must BE- freshoder
and must justify In twice the amount Of the penalty and
must under SEAL authorize any officer so ordered by the
Post Commander In case Of default and non.payment
by the surety denand, to summary seize and sell
sufficient Of the property Of principal and surety to sat-
sy tho forfeiture and costs and Immediately upon de-
ault made the bond shall constitute Lien upon the par
sonal property Of both principal and surety.
All bail and other bonds taken under military author
y will conform to the foregoing directions when net
otherwise specially provided.
By command Of Bvt. Msjor-Genoral I'D. R. 9. cASB1.
LOUIS v. CAzIARC,
Aid-de-Camp, Act'g. Asst. Adj't Gen1.
Official: O. NJ. Mitchell, Ad-de-Camo.
October "a
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OFFICIAL.
LIST OF LETTERS

LIST OF LETTERS
Peanina in the Pcstoce at Charleston. for the week
ending NOVEMBER a. 1857, and ordered to be printed
In TIE DAILY NEWS agreeaby to the following section ti
the new Postoface Law, the newspaper having tie
lsryss, circulation In the City Of Charleston:
SECTION And be further enacted, That lists Of let
t.rs remaining uncaled in any Postoiee in any CITY
tovn or VILLAGE. where q newspaper shall be printe
sS,i bareafter be published only il the newspap
which being published weekly or ottener. shall have
argest circulation within range Of delivery OF the 81
ohice.
a. Parsons calling 70, Letters Advertised, should
state that they are Advertised"
.- oasce hours from "a. N. tosP.M On Sundays,
from to P. II. ,,or, ,...-,...o,
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, November 20-TURPENTTSE--No
change In prices Sales OF $40 bols at - ~ for virgin
and Yellow Dip and - 20 Tor Hard, q $50 tbs.
SPIRITs TRRPENTISE-s lc lower and 1913 bbs changed
han IS IT &9c q gallon.
KosN-Market quiet Sales of 676 bbls at 50 40 50 45
TO- Coz mon ~ 81 SO Tor strained AID No q 50 60 for
extra No 2 and 81 SIX for low Mol.
TAR-lOO bbls sod Ut % IS q Dbl.
CorroN-Market firm. sales OF 10 bales at 16Xc for
Middlng.
TIMeEa-Sales of RATS at s5 so for Inferior 81 50
for ordinary and $40 50 Tor extra mill
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aENERvOUs DEBILITY, WITH IT'S IOOMY
attendants, low Spirits depression, involuntary ems
sons loss Of semen spermatorrhna loss Of power dizzy
head loss OF memory and threatened impotence and Inn
bectlity, find sovereign In HUMPHREYS no.
MEoPATHIC SPECIFIC No. TwENTY-EIGHT. Com
posed Of the most valuable mild and potent curatves
they strike at the root Of the matter tone up the
system arrest the discharges and impart gor and
ergy life and vitality, to the entire man. They have
cured thousands Of cases. Price IS per pacase Of six
boxes and VIAL or 81 per single box Sold BY druggists
and sent by mail on receipt OF price. Address HUM
PHREYs' SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE
COMPANY, No. $50 BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
Santanhsr 10
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,onsIgnees per south Carolina Railroad,


Cons1gnees per south Carolina Railroad,
November al.
$40 bales Cotton, bales Yarn ia casks Clay, l44
sacks Grain, % sacks Flour, so bols Rosn car Bran
car Old Iron, Cattle Furniture, &C. To Railroad
Agent. W Williams & Co, Mowry Co, Mlnor. Wilbur
l. Martin G Minor l. Co. Holmes l. Stoney, b Jei.
fers K Co. W C Courtney Co. Sloan, Ayerill
2ron parkley Co, Gordon. ] & q Armstrong, J
d Aiken Co, w Will ms, Fraser & Dill, J & Daw-
son. Crane, Boyleston & Co. Hersrd, Mukai, Cru
Der Martin. Walsh, Livingston, Roach, W Bee
L Co, Baker Co. Baggett Il Co. Adams Frost
CO ,, Purcell Bischof Co. Al Salinas. Reeder.
screven, Marshall Jr Cohen HaneEel & Co. Graeser
Lee Smith Co. Ryan. NJ Caldwell Sons, Cart
Kopf & Jervey, x Kirkpatrick, Sienhouse & Co W
Dukes Co, Quackenbush KanapauI Lsnneau
Captain Barrett, Thurston Holmes and Order.
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Passengers,

Per steamer Fannie from saya. nah ri, I'm.
and Beaufort-Rev DR. Paisique. Wooarn na,On Head
wife. Fogg Z Master Woodman al HendricES Snd
h Hines. r chapman, adams, Courtenav
Bose and children. Barnwen and wife, captan D4 u
Taft, and "a deck. Il
par stearner St Helena, from Edisto and R,ctr,
Mrs Focartie Miss Fogarie. W Seabrook Dr. Seaho,
r wilson Dunne Rev w johnson, ( Both Dr To-
sand. Rev W Lee, DR. Lee, b b Lee, n Enalow, W r
Brown, z Whalsy, shater, and "a on deck.
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TIE Boston Post prints the following Joke,
which Is certainly good, II not founded in fact
Yanks" fired upon his company while marching
:Srouoh a thick wood. Uney gadl Oh yed an or-
dei tc lie down, but there was nothing to shield
tsnsr. Tree, the devil" replied Reb., ''thers
TaSn't trees enough fog the officers"
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THE BENNETTsv1LLE JOURNAL

rs PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING AT
Bennettsvle, 8. c., in the eastern portion Of the
State, by sTUBBS & LITTLE, Proprietors and offer
superior inducements to Merchants and all others who
wish 10 extend their business in this section OF the Pee
Dee country We respectfully solicit the patronage Of
our Charleston friends.
Terms-$S per aunum, invariably in advance. AdTer'
tisemT inserted at very reasonable rates. July o
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THE MARION STAR,

TsTABLIsHED NEARLY TWENTY YEARS AGO, IS
T. published at Marion, S. c. in the central portion
OF the country, and offers favorable medium to Mer
chants Druggists Mschinsts and all classes who desrt
to extend their business in the Pee Dee country.
For the benefit Of our advertising patrons shall in
addition to subscription list, which is constantly
creasing pubsh and distribute grauiously, copies
the STAR during the business season this Fal
Rates OF Advertising liberal,
WI. McKERALL,
November 20 Editor and Proprietor
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- Psrsons dspositng letters in tho Postofhce WILL
please place tho stamp near the upper right hand cor
mar OF the envelope and th,y will also please to remem
bsr that without the stamp letter cannot be mailed but
VIII be sent TO the Dead Letter Office. November %
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BARNWELL SENTINEL


rs AN EXCELLENT ADVERTISING MEDIUM. LET
Merchants and business men try 1t for few months
mo risk no gain" Send on your cards and increase
sour trade this fall There's nothing to equal Printers
lnk-it has made many fortune
Terms for the paper-sS per annurn, in advance.
Advertisements inserted at the OF 81 per square oil
twelve lines or less for each insertion.
Cards of ten lines less at the rate Of $40 for thres
months.
Contracts by the year or for six months allowing priv
EDWARD A. BRONSON.
Nr,yernbor l.. pnI,snrt rcDrt.ior'
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DER CHARLEsTONER ZEITUNG.
John A. WAGNER. EDITOR.

TTNDER THE ABOVE HEAD THE UNDERSIGNED
u pr pose to publish German Weekly Paper, to bt
the organ Of the German population and devoted to thu
interests of this State in encouraging Immigration ant
Industrial Pursu1ts
Literature, Agriculture, Commerce, Arts and Trade
will be represented in its columns and the news Of th
day will he given.
General JOHN A. WAGNER has kindly consented t
urd ertake the editorial management for the present.
Subscrpton-$3 for Twelve Months; sl.60 for 81,
Months; 81 for Three Months.
Advertisements inserted on liberal terms.
C. G. ERCKMANN & CO..
santeuher Or No 8 Broad street, Charleston g. c
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THE LANCASTER LEDGER.
coNNoas & CARTER, pso,auron..

DUBLIsHEp EVERY WEDNESDAY, MORNING AT
Lancaster q. H., 8. G, Having large subscription
ist 1t offers favorable medium to Merchants and al
adv esers who desire TO extend their business in tha
per Districts Of the State Rates Gf advertising lib
eiJ Specimen copy of paper sent OH application.
,noust
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COMMERCIAL.
Exports for the Wee ending Thursday
November Fl.
FOREIGN

LIvERPooL-Per British bark Hector-e bags Cot
HARB0R ISL ND-Per British schr Equator-9 terce:
rice, 50 sacks and 80 bols Flour, 10000 Shingles
25OOO feet Boards &c. barrels Corn Grist, and sun
dries
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THE TRI-wEEKLY NEWS,

DUBLIsHED IN wNNsBoRo' s. c., AFFORDS A
i profitable medium for the advertising public Of
Charlest0.
We respectfully solicit their patronase for our mutual
benefit
GAlLLARD, pEsPoRTts L WILLIAMS.
November IL
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THE GREENVILLE MOUNTAINRER
rs PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY AT 81 o. PEI
i year, ivancs Advertisements inserted at usual
rates. G. L. ELFORD,
May Editor and Proprietor
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New Orleans Market .

NEW ORLEANS, November 16.-CorroN.-At the
commencement OF business this morning The ehqury a
uearsd TO De general 1t was Known that some
orders had been conference.-the and the limits on Others
d. It supposed that the sales would b, OF Inn
tied extent; but Liter hour as factors met the de-
maud moe ly, buyers came forward with increased
spirit and 2660 bales changed hands ut prices
which indicated, however, further decline OF Z c.
We accordingly reduce Quotations as follows: Ordi-
nary = =; Good Ordinary 165< o Ice; Low Ordinary
l6X -; Mlduing II IT.. anu Strict Middnng lI7s
a.
STATEMENT OF COTTON.
stock on hand LIST September bales-l5 26o
Arrived to-day fbooo
ARD ed previously rs 6i6-79 131
s49s7
Cleared to-day <,lfo 49,.
Ulslred prevlously OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 10 $685. 07S
stock ON hand and on shpboa.d d.. ........ 5l,sO9
R1oE-Thee are about so tierces Carolina offer
Ing 1t selling In small Retail lots ut lac Q fb The
market is bare OF choice LOUISIANA while to supply OF
otner grades Is very much reouced. The demand,
however Is moderate aud We Continue 10 quote q &c
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BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHES

Having direct influence to the parts, give immediate
relief. For Bronchitis, Asthma, Catarrh,
Consumptive and Throat Diseases, Trosnes
are used with always good success.
Singers and Public Speakers use them to
clear and strengthen the voice.
Obtaiu only "BRowN's BRONCHIAL TRocETs, ana 90
not take any of the WORTHLESS Limitations that may be Of
tered. SOLD EVERYWHERE. ..a
| October 2s mwf2mo
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@A YOUNG LADY RETURNING TO HEX
country home. after sojourn of few months in tie
city, was hardly recognized by her friends. In place OF
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qury as to the cause Of great change, she plainly
told them that she used the CIRCAssIAN BALM, and
considered an invaluable acquis ton any toilet
BY its any Lady Gentlemen improve their per.
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combination Nature herself is simple yet unsurpass-
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BY its drectac cton the cutce it draws from 1t all iia
impurities, kindly healing the same and leaving the sur
face Nature intended 1t should beclear soft smooth
and besutul. Price 81, sent by Mail Express on re
oept Of an order, by
W. L. CLARK & CO., Chemists,
No. 8 West Fayette Street, Syracuse, N. Y.
The only American Agents for the sale of the same.
March 80 lyr