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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-07-06

ANOTHER OUTRAGE ON THE SuBURDs.-An
outrage of most aggravated character was
perpetrated about o'clock on Monday even
ing, ut tho :sblue store" of Mr. Gwinn, at the
extreme end of Pcachtree street. A stalwart
negro man entered the store in quiet manner,
and after remaining n few moments, as if ex-
amimng the goods with view TO purchase, in
ficted several severe blows upon the head Of
the negro boy in attendance at the counter,
prostrating him to the floor. This was done at
o moment when, the boys back was turned to
him. The proprietor, Mr. Gwinn, observing
this transaction, made an effort TO reach his
pistol which was in q drawer near at hand,
but was so violently assaulted by the same ne
gro that he was unable to get possession of it.
The two, negro boy and proprietor, thus
senseless on the floor, the loose money in the
change drawer was abstracted by the scoundrel,
and the person of Mr.. Gwinn searched for
more. The sum of $40 OF $50 was obtained
before the negro was compelled, by the alarm
which was raised, to make his escape. A roll
of money amounting to 500 in another drawer
was not disturbed. The weapon used by the
negro was m iron bar, and the wounds receiv-
ed by Mr.. Gwinn and his boy were of o severe
though not dangerous character. The negro
is we'll known in that locality rs Austin Luckie,
and halls from Columbus, though for some time
past he has been living out on the above named
street Medical attention was promptly fur
nshed by Drs. Alexander & Orme, and we
learn that the condition of the assaulted par
ties gives hope of their early recovery.
atlanta Mteliigencer.
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THE CHARLESTON MARKET.

FOR THE WEEK ENDING THURSDAY. JULY 8. 1857
CoTToN-The market for this article for the past week
has been characterized by the usual duneas Oh the sea-
son. but notwithstanding the disposition OF the Liverpool
market to recede say fall In price at TINT point of
I'd for the week. prices here continue quite steady Md
ding Upland being quoted or most Of the week ae the
opening price, say 24H926c p IT,. and closing rather
frmer for good Cotton, say 26@2sc 10. for
Middling, but easier for the lower qualities
The receipts at this port have been In excess OF the
previous week. say bales of Sea Island and l7S baes
of Upland Cotton the week before.
The following statement exhibits the business at this
point for the past week:
On Friday June 2slh there was only light demand.
sales 1O2 bales Low Medng being quoted at 23@23hc
and Middling at 24H@25c. q fb.
On Saturday moderate inquiry prevailed buyers pur-
chasing 100 bales previous rates. Middng Upland be-
ing quoted at 24ha25c. q fb.
On Monday only light business was DONE tho sales
being 1s bales on the basis of previous rates.
On Tuesday, with q light inquiry, purchasers took
about rs bales Mddnng Upland being quoted at 24h9
25c. q fb.
On Wednesday buyers purchased about 100 bales, on
the basis Of previous prices.
On Thursday there was no business done, being na
tional festival
Yesterday the grades from Mddling up were harder
and from Low Midding down easer sales I'd oaes
say 10 at 2O at 21 ut 22 at 22K II at Is; 25
at 25h; at 90. We quote Low Middlng %; Middlng
25a26.
COTTON STATEMENT.
s. Ipd Uppd Rice.
Stock on hand Sept l. 1906. 2ss $500 -;
Received this week ~ oso 1ss sos 12is
Total receipts. .1ess9 1851 Il, ,s26
EXPORTS. SID. Up'd. Rtce.
This week. ....... 85 1,494 81
Previously. 80. 5.s77 13e.s32 10,145
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The following appears in Baltimore pape

: A meeting of the creditors of Fraser, Tren-
holm & Co. was held at Liverpool, at which
there was o numerous attendance. Mr.. John
Torr having been called to the chair, state
mcnt was read from which it appeared that the
meeting had reference solely to the affairs OF
the verpool house, two partners in the Ame-
rican house having no connection with the
English firm. The United States Government
had taken proceedings in America to attach
the whole of the property of both firms on be-
half of all property shown to have arisen from
funds rcmit!ed from America during the war,
thus subjecting the estimated assets in the
statement of affairs to any contingencies aris-
ing thereform. Tho following is the statement:
Gross liabilities s1,21S, 600; unsecured
ors e5l1 900; estimated assets G2S2, 600. Nj.
C. X. Prioleaus private estate, after paying TO
private claims, exhibited G8000 of assets. 1t
was resolved, after considerable discussion, to
wind up the estate under the inspection of the
following gentlemen: Mr.. John Torr, Mr.. Nor
ton u. Hewitt & Coy, Mr.. 8. II. Brown and
MIR. II. w. Banner.
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pEsr1TuT1oN IN NORTH CARoLINA.-Mr. W..
]. W. Croder, superintendent of charity sup
plies, gives deplorable account of the deslitu-
tion prevailing in Wake County, N. c. He
states there are at least three hundred
families, numbering one thousand souls, mostly
widows Ind orphans, and deeply afflicted men,
who have not four days supplies; many have
not even bread now, and the wasted forms Of
heart. broken widowed mothers are being worn
down by spending sleepless hours trying to
sootho the cries forced by hunger from their
children, and all she can give them is green
salad and sour berries, or parched meal for
coffee, or boiled corn soaked in water for bcv
erage, and some of these limited, having had
no meat for weeks, no bread for days, no -four
for months, and no sugar and coffee for years,
except little as charity recently.
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Total stock July 1857 go b61 bags and 2O0 mats
last 2UOO hhds at for Cuba 12a13hc for Porto
Rtco 12kc for English Islands, and 700 boxes Havana at
1l%a13Lc. Total stock OF Sugar July !, 1867 64.1s7
hhds 81, ,046 boxes, and q, ,962 bags.
MoIAssEs-Is dull and declining with sales reported
on private terms Total stock July 1867 687 hhds.
HoPs-Are quiet at S0a85c for new crop.
HAY-Is dull and dropping at 9Oa96c for shipping and
81 1Oa1 80 for retail lots.
Eaes-Are quiet ut 18s19c for fresh State and Western.
PROVISIONS Pork market ia hrmer. Sales 1850
bbls ut $21a2l 40 for Mess closing at S2l Is cash.
$40 80 for old Mess s1S 1a18 so for Primo, and $2la
q - for Prime Mess.
Beof is firm Sales 165 bbls at $17a24 for now Plain
Mess and s24a2S 80 for new Extra Mess.
Beef Hams are dull. Sales 125 bbls at $3SI89 80.
Cuts Meats ore dull. Sales 19J pks at SAa9hc for
Shoulders, aud IL Hc for Hams
Bacon Is dull sales $40 boxes at 10Ac for Cumber
land CUT TX for Short Ribbed; II Nc for Long Ribbed
and Short Clear on private term9.
Lard is dull and shade lower. Sales IT'S bbls at II
12xc and small lots at 12Ac.
Butter s dull at 10a22c tor Of and 12a20 for State.
Cheese is lower ct 7al6c
WHIsKEY-Is steady. Sales 200 bbls Western, IN bond
OF 38,40c.
TALLow-Is steady. Sales 167, 900 lbs at 11hal1Ac.
PETnoLEuM-Is quiet at 14hc for Crude and 2As24hc
for Refined, In bond.
FRE1aHTs-To Liverpool, 100 hhds Tobacco at 27s Cd; ;
1G0 Lard at 20s 200 bales Cotton at d 1900 bushels
Corn at Adj $50 hhds Tobacco a 3d. 400 bbls Pork a
%, and 100 tcs Wood at 15s.
To London 800 tons Oil Cake at 1851 1000 bbls Rosn at
2s hhds Tobacco at 2s 3d. 5000 bush Peas at Cd 80
tcs Lard at It's 3d. An Italian bark 10 Rotterdam and
British bark to Lisbon, with slaves, private terms.
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The Secretary of War has ordered the issue
tridges from the Leavenworth arsenal to the
Union Pacific Railway Company, Kansas branch
to enable its engineers and working parties to
protect themselves against Indian attacks. The
company have already received 500 Spencer
rifles for the same purpose.
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COMMERCIAL.
Exports for tho Wcok ending Thnrsday
July s. 's

July s.
FOREIGN.
BARCELoNA-Per Spanish polac,e Elina-1s5 bales Up
land Cotton, lilo staves
DOMESTIC.
NEW HAVEN-Per schr Wsnata-167365 feet yellow
Pine Timber, 20, ,8U7 feet Yellow Pine Boards.
NEWPORT, I-Per schr Whitney Lon2-2s1, BIG feet
Yellow Pine Lumber.
NORTHERN PoRT-Per schr 7 Baker-154, 600 feet
Flooring Boards.
NEW YORK-Per steamship Msnhattan-17 tcs Rice, 646
bales Upland Cotton Is sacks Wheat, AZ bales DO,
mescs 1601 bbls Potatoes IS boxes Vegetables amt
F1uit Is Packages, I94 Empty Barrels, pigs Lead;
Per steamship Leary-77 bags Sea Island
Cotton $50 bales Upland Cotton, 1885 bales ZONES.
tics, 20 tcs Rice "a bbls Rostn. 81 pigs Lead, ~
Packages, 400 packages Vegetables, So bbls Cotton q
Seed. .... Per steamship Souder-s Dales . l !
Cotton 93S bales Upland Cotton. "a herces klce ila
bales Domestics 1000 bushels Wheat 600 Dds Pota,
toes 237 packages Vegetables 81 rolls Leatner' oO
Packages, 2 bbls Whiakey.
PHILADELPHLA-Ptr steamship Aldance-E9 oaies COZ
ton, bale Rope Cuttings, 80 bales Domosucs' q
bales Moss 100 tons Iron, 81 boxes peget: pes' oO
Empty Barrels, 81 bbls Whiskey, 1GO IL Wheeis' oo
Car A1les, 40 packages Mdze,
RAITIMORE-Per steamship Sci Gull-85 bales Cotton,
Is bbls Rosin, 1000 feet Pitch Pine LUMBER bses
Hides 10 bbls Whlskey, ia boxes Vegetables Dbl
and 8 crates Melons, 81 Packages .Per steaIi-
ship Falcon-43 bales Cotton IL bbls kosln Daie
Leather blocks Marble. 200 Musk Melons, o. pack,
ages Vegetables 15,t 10 feet Pitch Pine Lumrer, lS1
Hides, 20 bales Hid es, 20 hhds Bones ~ PACKAGES
Sh,nhriea
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JEFFERSON DAvIs.-A private letter, receiv-
ed by citizen of Nashville from Canadian
friend, who lately entertained Mr.. Davis, says
81 don't see so much change in the ex-
Presidents appearance as the newspapers de-
scribe. His spirits, however, are depressed.
The constant vituperation TO which he has
been subjected, the suspicion with which he
is dogged, the criticism of his slightest words
and movements, all harass and annoy his mind.
lie told me that he wished he could suddenly
disappear from the view of men and pass the
remnant of his life in some seclusion where
none but his personal friends could find him. "
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The Washington correspondent of the Phila-
delphia Press, referring to the impeachment in
vestigation of the Judiciary Committee, says
that Hon. GEORGE V. LAWRENCE, of Ohio, has
prepared q summary of testimony taken thus
far; and will hand this over to Hon. GEORGE S.
boutwell,, who. it is said, is preparing the re-
port to be submitted to Congress.
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WHEAT CRor FALLING OFF.-The threshing
has considerably advanced, and the fact
is developed that the crop in this section is
much less than was anticipated. Many crops
do not turn out one-half what was expected,
yet the wheat is of excellent quality.
In another place may be found the statement
of Mr. A. ]. King, in regard TO the crops in
Vann's Valley-one of the best sections in the
up ccua': :y-and so far as the threshing has
progressed, the crop averages a little over
four bushels to the acre.-Rome Courier, ID
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Adjourned.

"OuR JEWISH CITIZENS" is the caption of
little editorial paragraph we find in one of our
Cincinnati exchanges. 1t displays more inge-
nuity than either knowledge or candor. 1t
reads as follows: "Are you aware that the
foremost man in the British parliament to-day
is Jew, and has recently taken his stand be-
side JOHN BRIGHT and WM. GLADSTONE and
JOHN STUART MILL in the battle for manhood
suffrage? Are you aware that DIsRAEL1 is
leading the best minds in the Tory party up to
the platform Of perfect equality before the law
and realizing in himself the hero of his finest
romance? Ifyou are aware of these facts, why
not boldly come up to the support of the Re-
publican party, now, as it always has been, in
favor of not only political but the broadest re-
ligious liberty. DIsRAELI, through the most
brilliant career in parliament and the most
romantic experience in society has forced the
high church Christian Tories to bow to him rs
leader and follow him, a Jew of the strictest
sect, into the ranks of the Liberal party, and,
when there, powerfully aid in the passage of
the. most enlightened laws that have yet been
placed in the English statute books. Follow,
therefore, the great statesman and genius Dis
RAEL1, for he is sagacious and far-seeing-
studies the signs of the times" That DIsRAEL1
should have become the hero of his own "Won-
drous Tale of Alroy" will surprise himself no
less than others who know his character and
sympathies. But to call him o Jew Of the
strictest sect is simply preposterous. The
grossest Ignorance alone, or the most aagitious
disingenuousness could only pen such para
graph. The term Jew has double sgnifca-
tion, having reference both to race and religion.
In roint of race man even of partial Jewish
descent is still Jew. DIsnAEEI certainly is
of Jewish origin. But his father adopted the
Christian religion, and if we are not mistaken
his mother was Gentle Christian. The
Chancellor of the Exchequer was thus born q
Christian, and has himself never been Jew in
religion. He can scarcely be called "a Jew Of
the 'strctest sect' therefore with either truth
or propriety; and we are afraid the argument
of the Radicals to their Jewish felow-citizens
to ego and do likewise" will lose much of its
strength by this exposure.
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Missouri PRODUCTIONS. Missouri is dcvel-
oping with rapid strides. A st. Louis paper
says the day is not distant when Missouri will
beat the world in stock. The Missouri farmers
are rapidly improving their stock of CATTLE
horses and hogs, and agricultural enterprise is
placing that State among the most prosperous.
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GEN. ORR AND THE "OPINIoN. "A dispatch
from Gen. Ord by mail incloses general order
which he has issued modifying his regulations
on registration so as to conform to Attorney
General Stansbcrys recent opinion lIash.
Cor. PHIL Inquirer, June 20.
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Baltimore Market

BALTIMORE, July Recommendations dull and
prices nominal Inst quoted the basis Of 25c Mid
ding Uplands.
CoFFEE-we report to-day sales Of $500 bags Rio. car
90 Louisa privute terms, taken for the Vest also
from sect nd hands, $50 bags Rio at 1Sa1SNc.
FLoUR-The market Is very dull, and prices IRREGULAR
receipts small and stock Of good winter wheat brands
quito light; demand nact We, confined chiefly for home
and other local wants. Holders anxiou to SELL and
willing to make ccsdons on quotations here
paxad Solloua.
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WITHIN THE STATE EXCEPTED.
STEAMSHIPS. l@E4l
saragossa 77s tons, Crowel at vanderhorst wharf for
Champion. 1915 tons, Lockwood, at Adsers wharf for
New York, loading. ...Courtenay Trenholm
SHIPS.
aslena, 1913 tons, Dunton, ct Boyce Co.'S wharf, for
Liverpool, waiting. ................W smith CO.
Amelis 6ss tons, Conner, at Boyce Co.'S wharf fom
Liverpool waiting. fraser 20
BARKs. 1%
Cumming CBr. ass tons. Hookway, at Union wharf,
from Newport, Eng, waiting ....:.....h Mnre ECO.
wharf, for Bristol, Eng, loading. :..R Mure Go.
Kjenestad (Norw), 3ss TONS Wenge. at Kerrs wharf,
from Newport dischsrging.. .Courtenay Trenholm
BRIas. .ss
Rothsay (Br) tons, Grouse, at Accommodation wharf
h m Cardenas, discharging. .Bonafant Salas
Urbana span, = tons, Durar, at Brown Co.'S wharf
Martha hnn B 500 TONS
wharf, from Newport Eng. discharging:
h Mure 70
Henry Laurens, TONS Borden, at Union wharf, nom.
Cenfuegos waiting ...............J A EnsioW Co
...s-.s sCHooNERs.
Maggie Gray lsmasted 4o6 tons, Pillsbury, at BEN
Daniel Chase 81 tons, Mitchell, In Ashley River, for
New York, loading ng.................W Willis Chsom
Lily 412 tons, Francis at Brown Co.'S wharf for Boz
ton, loading. hoocn
Baker, 26i tons, Bristow, In Ashley River. for
Northern port, ready. ...................." noacn
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Consignees per south Carolina Railroad,
July and 8.
293 bales Cotton, 243 bales Mdze 160 bags Flour S21
bags Wheat 80 hbls Naval storos chartered Car
Cattle, and Sundries. To Gibbes 90, W W Smith, w
W Shackelford, r 4 Agent, L Drucker, Rodgers &
Co, ] B Sloan Mowry Co. Hunt Bros @ N Averill &
Son, W Williams Co, G Clark & Co. r Macbeth,
Lieut. Neide, W Hail. Willis & Chisolm, Ravenel Co.
Courtonay & Trenholm NJ Goldsmith Son, Milnor,
Wilbur & Martin, Stenhouse Co, A Wagner A Robin.
son Co, G Pritchett, Johnston, Crews Co, Ward
law Carew.
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New Orleans Market.

NEW ORLEANS, June 20.-CoTroN-Tie market
opened this morning with restricted inquiry. and
light few desirable lists being sale, and the limits
OF most buyers predicated figures entirely unac
cepable TO hol iers the busness transacted has been
quite moderate comprising at the close barely 1850 bales
mostly intended for the filing up OF previously
ted orders. Seven brokers participated In the business
Prices indicated alteration of moment the principal
portion of sts sold changing hands the basis Of last
evening quotations, which folows Ordinary 19a
2O1zc, Good Ordinary 22ha-, Low Mddling pa, and
Middling 2Ga- adding, however, that even running
lists and desirable descriptions of good staple command
cd figures In advance of these rates. The rapidly depre
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66.H61
| Stock on hand


CoRN-There is little or stock the landing, and
that in store Is small The market Is quiet but firm,
and tho sales to-day up 1900 sacks of which 800
yellow mixed and $50 white mixed at 81 TO- 200 white
mixed 81 15 200 white mixed and 400 white at 81 90
$50 prime white at 81 2I and 800 white at 81 % per
bushel.
FnEIauTs.-Them market to-day has exhibited continued
hrmness There is very little disengaged tonnage in
port and as offerings still fair previous rates
readily Obtained The rates follows 1c per Id for
pha by steamer to New York and Boston 45c per suck
corn per Dbl for -four and 81 25 Dbl for pork
and S10a1l per hhd for tobacco Steam Tor Liverpool
"a per b for cotton sail I'd for cotton 42s Cd for tobsc
CO; sail for Havre 1,sc per lb for cotton Steam to
Liverpool Cos per hhd for tobacco
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Exports OF Rice, Naval Stores and Lumber,
from the Port OF Charleston, from Septc'r
1st to July 8, 1867.
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cty of Charleston Certificate Of Indebtedness ....
City Of Charleston Fire Loan Bonds. ..........e5
Staie of South Carolina Bonds told)
State Of South Carolina Bonds tnew issue Of january
1857. q. oaSoo
state OF South Carolina Coupons.
Peoples National Bank Stock.
First National Bank Stock. Par
Northeastern Railroad lat Interest Bonds
Northeastern Railroad 1st Coupons .H@48
Northeastern Railroad Certificate Of Indebtedness A.
Charleston Gas Company Stock. ug2
Charleston City Railway Stock.
Chsrleston and Savannah Railroad Bonds tstate
Cbarlestou and Savannah Railroad Bonds list inter-
est OF I'd nen).
City of Savannah Bonds.
CITY OF Savannah Coupons tdue previous to LIST june
City Of savannah Coupons due afcr LIST June, 1861
Memphis and Charleston Railroad Bonds. .........75
Momphis and Charleston Railroad Coupons .Sl@9l
Money brings 2h per cent month on hrst-cass COL
laterals.
Any information in relation to Bonds, strcks, Cou-
either in person or by letter. to the Broker above named
at No. Broad street.
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Cleared Yesterday.

Cleared Yesterday.
schr T Baker. brewster, Northern Port-w Roach
Went to Sea Thursday.
Steamship E souder, Lebby, New York
Spanish polacre Eina, Maristany, Barcelons.
Went to Sea Yesterday.
schr Whitney Long, Hayes, Newport, L
Schr Wanata, Hawkins New Haven.
From this Port.
Steamship Alliance, Kelly, Philsdelphis, July 8.
Steamship Falcon, Reed, Baltimore, July L
Up for this Port.
schr Welcome Beebe, Crawford, at Boston, July 1.
Cleared for this Port.
Bark Hannibal. Hawkins at New York, June 80.
Schr Pendleton, Wood, at New York, June go
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Mobile Market.

MOBILE, June 29.-CorToN,-The market has been
quiet dull today and only 100 bales changed hands
ut unchanged prices. Low Middlng 22a22Hc.
MONETARY AND DFINANcIAL.-The only feature notcea-
BILE to-day is slight advance in Gold, and beterraes for
Sterling. We now quote:
Gold l37Ha1S8.
Sterling sixty days, 14S, and sight 149.
New York Sight u premium checking by the banks,
and par by bankers. Outside bills command 4 dis
count.
Now Orleans Sight Il discount to par.
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cisng character of the stock most factors to hold
back their lists for higher prices.
STATEMENT OF COTTON.
Stock on hand September 1st 1866 bales-102 082
Received to-day ay.................... .... 800
Received previously. ...................749,496 ,496
749,sO4
Additional bales made from wrecked loose
and damaged Cotton, pickngs, samples,
lS,3Zo-fooIAi
ss5, 400
Cleared TO DAY Iio! .
Cleared previously. 807 467-So8 648
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Passengers.

Passengers.
Per steamer Pilot Boy, from Savannah, via Beaufort
and Hilton Head-HB McCullum, w Middleton, 8
King, Hsgen, Mr. Mordecai, Miss N Burke, Miss M
Clarey, D Dunlap, Sawten, D Gilbert and ser
want, W II Harrison, W Collins, Hume, wife and
daughter, W Anderson, and deck.
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JOHN CARNIGHAN.
G.. w. DAVIS.
THOMAS PUTNAM,
JOSEPH T.. ALBERT.
HENRY BURROWS.
WM. n. JAMES.
. ISAAC MCDONALD.
THOMAS JONES.
BENZ. ALBERT.
W. ]. BURK.
w. Il. SMITH,
Clerk Of Council
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16,062 141, ,428 10, ,28

16O62 IA, ,428 102os
Total exports .l8,Oe2 Ill., z2e lo'2oo
Stock ON hand and shipboard.... 27o 2,leo 2'l2o
aAME TINE Last YEAR
S. nd Uprd RICE.
stoct IN hand Sent /. 1865 S62 1,G10 100
Received tins week. ..........-..... 6lo
Received previously. b,Ss sooSz o'oso
Total receipts. ............... $500 lOoS8o aoVo
ExponTs s. I'd Upd. Rice.
This week. ....... 9 1205
Previously. ......6,496 s5.062 2,776
5,5)4 96,sl7 2,776
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Market Report md Quotation Sheet for
Bonds, Stocks and Bank Bills, for Week
ending July S, 1867.
PREPARED BY
ANDREW MI. MORELAND,
Broker, No. Broad Street, Charleston, 8. G..
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THE MARION STAR.

The Greenyille MOuntaineer
rs PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY, AT 81 so PEI;
i year, in advance Advertisements inserted at usual
rates. G. L. ELFORD,
MAY 10 Editor and Proprietor