The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-10
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LONDON. October s.-Evening.- Consols 81 Ole
Bonds zig.
FRANKFORT. October 8.-Evening. Bonds 74A.
LIVERPOOL, October .-Cotton close,
heavy under unfavorable trade report. Pricel
declined fully Id. Sales 10000 bales. Upland
SD Orleans 90. Breadstoffs buoyant. Corn As
. Cd. Wheat los Sd others unchanged.
LONDON, October 9.-Noon.-Advices from Hons
Kong to the 18th ,nlt., states that the export o
tea was seven million pounds. Consols unchang
ed. Bonds 71s.
LIVERPOOL, October 9.-Noon.--Cotto quiet
sales 10000. Prices unchanged. Breadstuffs firm
at Yesterdays advance.
LIVERPOOL, October 9.-2P. M.-Cottondecli nee
Lied. Sales will reach 1900 bales.
Washington News.
WASHINGTON, October 9.-The Secretary of tho
Treasury has official information Of the removal Of
the export duty Of SIS per pipe on Madeira from
Portugal. To. compensate, q small tax has been
placed on retail sales of beef, pork, rice, fish and
petroleum. '
The customs authorities Of Cuba have issued an
order that goods must not be manifested to order
when shipped 10 that island.
General Sherman and Governor Parsons. Of Ala.
bama, were with the President to-day.
John G. Godfrey has been appointed Collector Of
Customs at st. Mary's, vice Rudolph, resigned.
From Richmond.
RICHMOND, October 9.-General SchoAeld left
mere to-day for Washington, where he and the
other district commanders, it is stated, have been
called by the President.
A telegram to the Dispatch says that Yesterday
the United States authorities, who are returning to
owners farms in Norfolk county which have been
squatted upon by blacks during the war. went to
Taylor's farm, on Willoughby's Point, but found
the blacks armed and refusing to evacuate. The
authorities retired. Many farms in that district
are similarly situated, and the negroes express de-
termination not to be driven of. In the case men
toned it was offered to transfer the negroes to Gen
eral Wise's farm, but they refused. In the whole
city o-day not half a dozen registered.
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aid Election Returns 4tec5 D..
PHIrADEIRHIA,' October 9.-Schuylkiil County,
Democratic; gains 70. previously reported Demo-
cratic loss 500.
Woodward. Democrat, is elected in the Twelfth
Pennsylvania district. aHai
The Democratic majority in the State is about
nine Thousand. .a
INDIANA, October e.-scattering returns from
various parts Of the State show Democratic gains.
Allen County, Democratic gain. 800. Indianapolis
City, Republican gain 400. f.
SSVopVA VIZ Au6yAVdN1N! COTT6CL-
ed returns give the following Republican emajori-
ties Chester, 1000; Susquehanna, 1900; Dauphin,
14O0; Lebanon, 1898. Democratic majo.ities Oar
bon, 425; Luzerne, 1900; York, 5000; Bucks, $50;
Woodward (Dem.}, for vacancy, is probably elect
ed. He runs 700 behind the ticket in Luzerne.
The Republicans here claim Ohio by 5000. j
CINCINNATI, October 9.-The Commercial Of this
morning says, latest dispatches show such large
Democratic gains as to leave the State ticket in
doubt, and make the Legislature very doubtful,
The Cleveland Leader comedies T%hurman's cleo
ton by 5000. The Columbus Journal, on the other
hand, maintains the election Of Hayes by a small
majority. 1t says the Republicans have q small
majority in the House, but concede the Senate to
the Democrats by one majority.
The Cincinnati Gazette and the Commercial both
telegraph here that negro suffrage ia defeated by
$4,000, and the Legislature Democratic, but they
claim Hayes election bys500. 5G.'
Cagssaa majority.i 90as-RepuLlican. loss $500.
and the Amendment uereated by 5OOOin Hamilton
county. asE4 III. a.54" gajt'sa S&ss14
Private dispatches make Thurman's election
highly probable.
New YORK, October 9.-The Charter election in
Newark, N. j., resulted in the election Of a Repub-
hcan Mayor by IS votes-a Radical loss OF 1900.
No figures from Iowa yet.
From New .Orleans. L.
New ORLEANS, October 9.GThe ntermsnts from
yellow fever to 6 O'Clock this morning, was sixty
four. ?
An ordinance was passed by the old Council over
the Mayors veto, which has not since been heard
from, appropriating $40, 600 for the establishment
and support Of negro schools.
1t was officially promulgated by the Mayor YES
terday, that separate schools for colored children
are being established.
From Central and South America.
New YORK, October 9.-The Rising Sun, from
Panama, LIST instant, brings news stating that the
cholera has disappeared from the coast but still
prevails in the interior Of Nicaragua.
The revolution in Araguipa, Peru, was suppress
ed after twenty-five hours fighting. Fifty killed !;
many wounded.
Marine Intelligence.
SAVANNAH, October 9.-Arrived, steamship Ari-
acme, from Galveston bound to New York, short Of
coal. VIZ - .
Domestic Markets.
NOON DISPATCH. III
New YORK, October 9.-Flonr 10 q 2Oc,. better.
Wheat 2 a Sc. better. Corn 1 a 90. better. Rye 1o.
better. Oats Q a Sc. better. Pork low, $23 90 a
$2s S7a. Lard quiet. Whiskey steady. Cotton
quiet, zoe. Turpentine declining, size. Rosin
dun, common strained, 50 rs a So s7A.
tsE EVENING DIsPAToH.s 3 tEE.M3Fs
Flour; State 30 q ssi 10 ; . Southern srn iii = SIS
Wheat 81 SO q So 20. Corn Mixed Western 81 40 o
81 4S. Oats 70 a SO. Pork s291. Lard 14t q 14a.
Whiskey IS q 40. Cotton &c lower; Sales 1900 at
19a. Turpentine 81 a 50. Rosin $8II a "a. FreiRhts
decidedly frmer. Stock strong. Gold declined;
closed at 81 49,. :
BALTIMORE, October 9.-Cotton nominal; Mid
diings, 20. Flour quiet and less firm. Wheat
dropping. Corn advanced 8 q &C.; white, Oh 40 a
1A7, mostly 49,; yellow, 81 As q l 4S, business light.
Oats firm at 90 advance, 70 a74. Rye very strong,
70 Q Provisions strong and unchanged
CINCINNATI, October 9.-Flour Hrm ct full rates;
Family s12 a u 25.. Wheat quiet. Corn advsannc-
ing, at 81 10. Mess ~: g Lara Isl. Bacon. Arm;
Shoulders 144; sides leg, asking higher.
LouIsynLE, October s8.-Super6nei Flour % so:
Corn dull at 81 10 a 1 IL, including sac.igsa. Pork
sA 2b. Shoulders 14s; clear Sides 49,. Lard IA.
Whiskey "a. 3at8f4"
WILMINGTON, October {s.Aspiriss Turpentine
quiet; sales 50 a &c. Rosin steady; SO 80 ~.
Cotton quiet; l88e9S,4y &@ FEryrEFaIFf'
MOBILE. October 9.-Lisht demand. sales aSO.
closed quiet. Middling, 14A q nc; receipts. 277.
New ORLEARs, October 9.-sales 2so bales
weaker bntn not quossbiy lower; Middlings, ia a 1s
receipts, 2178; exports, 1856. Tobacco Arm, rang.
ing 2 to 22 for light common leaf to heavy choice
selections Stigar dull, Lonisiana fully fair relax
ing, 16age3c; Cuba, No. IL l3e, ! sAfolassesH4
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