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The Charleston advocate. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1867-1868, 1867-03-02
TER Ms IN ADVANCE;


"Tlic numerous admirers Of Marion iLnr-
lands books will he pleased 10 learn Of ills
new work from her clmstc and gifted pen.
1t cqnajS' Miriam in tone and dedication ol
character, and The plot OF the story is much
more pcr!crt.'
The Charleston advocate. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1867-1868, 1867-03-02

Tie |tlirtr,nth article of,hc Consti,u-
tion Of Indiana, known rs the "hlack H.
ticle,7 lorbidding negroes from cntprin@
thc State, las brrn Pronounced mconSti-
t0tionl ;,nd Noidby the Supreme Cour,
Of Tie state.
y soyiciy la, hyrn formed l,y nnc col
orcll l}aptirte &C Tennessee "a aitl Young
ulcn II preparing tor t'c ministry. IN
dyrjt~ care. / 'heelogical college has
gone into operation. With cightccll stu
dents, Jlcrc j, also Il normal class,
The Charleston advocate. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1867-1868, 1867-03-02
.Nl2>llJ

Nl2Mg
StcN,g>rl SiANtoN l,~I ic,cntul cAo
coloyo} E~piScopaljars ot Wa,hir&tol,
with brick g build \ church.
SoluMcx lolt>~y>, colotol nan.
Ioymcrly pry ilcl, Li"roiu'N barlrr,hu>.
lccn avpolntol 4 in Ola- cIclH> III thv.
Trca-pM Dypartmcnt ii Na4hiugton.
Will i icsN iii tNc secretary oAicV.
Cu<vr~uoS. Tie colorod proplc Of
TcNas llplla c%onvcntioui III thp c;rlN pant
Of December.
Is Ml~sl~>trr'Nh c doinand Iotl:1'or is
80 great that freedmen are brought ftonl
other StattS.and Are PAID from IGN 70 lit-
teen dollars pcr month. jarlulung r%ations,
and medical attendance.
Bonn nr,~rS ofthc Missouri I.csiSla-
turr arc agreed III proposing such an
amendment Of The state Constitution rs
Shall 10 away With distinction, of color.
TIE CvY CorScu Of Daltimorc has
appropriated 100000 TO the colorcd
schools or,na, ci,>.
t~Irlr-i"tE contracts were made rs
freed pcoplc il k2ntuchy drring thr
monthofDtccin''rr Tie avera@o wages
ofmcn were Sl6,ii, and ofwomcll $500.
monthly, besides rations and quarters ~
usual.
r, ",
j, ,i,s -,
.,I s,at !,
g. Blilh as pa~scl tic r,|nn.vlyania
senate. and Is prctty sureto pa~s thc
House. f~olbiddinn Inc nrncti,, of,x,Iul.
The Charleston advocate. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1867-1868, 1867-03-02

Ilt! M~AlipNhi. TI.MiEe sen ADNpr yrs.
l. IHi tENvL.NNCL. SoCIllA ASn
~ h!iGNrinN l!pu~i. p,hlili il ncw monthly
temperance Taper. the object orwllici is io
promote tn' interest >oitllc tau>rot Temper
ut'o.'N ,h->rniiiiatin" li"!li from uycr, u,llr-
inr"'"n itS moral, social, financial and scicn-
mic bcniin%. M latat ,alcutin tho Land
W'll 81 >|1cutpi IN ilS c,ltur$uil. contrih,I.
t"is ainl q sill br ronluc,,l ulai. vlrngs,.
hr'l! and catlplic ,riri,. b.cDlniug tic rcu-
rc9,ntitiNr ufNhurc!ir- ind'ltmpcr,tacc Or
glni%ltio.s. lti Modification ofillv >s,cictv
~ intkc II such Il source ~. ia!orHatiot ail
such IN a'Vpr;tr oftllc Nauosc Il, shlllcnlrr
il mol Only q wclcolnc vl,itor lii thr faulty,
hut in'i>l'tn shly HttQ, ny 10 every ne
friend 81 temperance.
TERMS, IN ADVANCE:
single copy, for one year IN mlyancr, 81 90
Ten copies, 10 one address 8 90
twenty {" Is 90
All oycr twenty cnplcfat The rate Of 50 cruts
creepy.
The Charleston advocate. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1867-1868, 1867-03-02
FACULTY..

HET 4. UILL-iRD NEVIS. Il.
-M./nsdiant. ProlaaSor n Lonmnps
ana tAuttA I'o'1E.
REV. lLONZO WEBSTER. 4. ~.
Pyot5$Sor II 7NcoloM ana N24cot,u.
-DH. ". q. r-1NI'LlN, Lectur4r u,
IbySjoiogv ana Loors of Hopih
ar. ClL-1HLES =. WOhH.ltil.
1IlH, h$trNctor il ~.Scicntlic U1puun-
mat.
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.


FROM LIVERPOOL, Pin steamship SeiiaMss Dunlop,
Mrs b. jerks daughters and son Miss
Sswerven NJ T. Meck Mr. Fellow Mr. and Mn SanL Mclean
daughter NJ and Mrs Goodwin Miss ~ Goodwin
C. Hoins Mis- E. Helms Morales NJ and Mrs T. Deano, j.
CocbraB Cabot Cochran and maid Mr. and Mr. j. Post Miss
Mabonr, A. Spies Mr. and Mrs A. Miller hss Nie "
Becker Mrs W. Farungton Ms and Mrs d. Chafrr mr
Hamilton, Theo Fleishman the Rev II Walden ha John
Buckingham Mr. W. Thomas Miss Thomas Mr. T3onas IT,
Mr. and Mrs Darkee and Nj and Mrs Hart NJ brown hos
Mt and Mrs Purity and daughter Hiss = Pra
Mr.. Mrs Jos. Bates Miss Leveret and aad, MI and
Dupuy, Misses Jackson and Mctiruder C. Lowering
and Miss streaOr Mr. and Ms woodaead and dassh-
A. Hilton Miss and sister G. NJ Fr7 H. Wheeler,
Mr. Miss Pobase Mr. Rudh Uineh, Ms
Morgan maid Mr. and Mrs HIDE Mr. aHd Mr. Mrs A.
Whden Mr.. A. Wbitsn, j., Mss A. Garesct Miss Garcs
and NJ Dmock. Lieut. Buchws Mr. Hale M and Mrs David
Shepton Wilson Mr.. end Mrs O. Slee Mr. and
H. daughters Mr. and Mrs r. Hoe two ebrea
Bergmans and infant and mai BIZ and
Blake Ms j. Hinsa apd Mrs. (. d. Morgan and Mr.
oadNe Dr. and MT NJ Van DoTen two daughters aa
maid p Wetmore Mr.. and Mrs G. Deyhn Mr. j. Carro
Mrs Mary Tuly, Mr. Geo Knapp, j. g. baiierson " Bake
Edwards Edwd Fame servant Alfred Dohe Francs
Pantofu and daughter Rev. Juo and As Gho.on
e. GRAY. Mr. and Mrs Howell ara ehdrrn
l. sheldon Dr. I. Gmke 4r aud Mrs fuiron 500
aud daughter Miss Matte f. b. Dodge. Nj and Mrs Pom
eroy and nurse Mr. j. Reiro Mr. aud Misc jarrett NJ "
Within Clark Lord Alex Russell Capt John Dron
Bishop Thos Mr. and Mn C. Storrs. bliss Stons, MA
Proctor Mrs A. Buckler Forbes Miss Drayoa Mr. Chas ALLEN,
Mr. smith Mr. Plumb children mauseryant and
Prentice Bishop Henry Lee M aud Mrs and hs
Peter M Baum Miss Smith N Jonas Lew, Mr. W kdgeway,
Mr. Sooirch Mr fubut Mr. Opeahein Mr. r. Colt NJ Lee MI
A Wilson Mr. j. w Smith. Mr. IboS Coninkes. M
O'Nel Bailey Mr.. Thos. Forwood. Total 24S
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- and nrevinns weeks:

T1os+otenent indicates little more life. Inc cie'
- Increased nearly a million and half anu 'n0
1aIorcos little short of half million Ihere was
Reviewer falling off OF SSI7 154 of loans ana S0iVo,-
M Iegal Tenders. The deposits incre'ascu % -
the specie S624 and the CIRCULATION S1'O'",
the banks have lost $SSi5SS OF then iee"i i'ooi
thew stiIl hold largely more than ihe Ie'lu'i'N
cent of their demand liabilities o,, ,cov
Western Union Telegraph sold at oIs~'is' i'S ''l
tember receipts are stated at So5o'S an icieSV u
ga A5q The question of DIVIDEND III Janu@S n"'
not been officially decided. The Company mas iiO"'
AM ~ eeoo coo OF $4,000 in the form of past due
bonds which can only be carried by the saie Oh no"
,,o0ds NJ sO7S5 per cent OF this debt S6OOOOO ma
$50 IN Nav last. The Express stocks continue
oct;ve Merchants Union was firm at Slt05l4 IN the
,,ornino. and Adams sold at 6Ss. The " war Is at
a noint where the Merchants Union viii require
no,ber assessment If it determines to run over the
Aaous ronte South where it has no friendly share
holders 10 aid it. as has been efiectualy done IN
he North. An extension to the South Woulu also
insnre a prolonged contest North and South rom
which all the companies might emerge Win holhlhg
lint a stock of horses, wagons, and harness. Iho
neeotiators haye separated for the present uuu
/" peaee and profits run in the minds OF all parties,
and the only obstacles are territory and tariffs,
noipts not insurmountable with willing minds. The
last prices were as folows Adams, 5000; Amer
can. 67a69; United States, 6907O: Wells, Fargo, 5O9
81 Merchants Union, 81.
The November railroad traffic continues favorable
and in excess of 1866
The Rock Island Road earned the first week IN
November:
1866 SlOl 400 $4,000 lno-.--- sl1'oOo
The Michigan Southern earned the same week IN
1866 sloO.O76 ls67...... $iOl,69S lne----.. h60
rbo no+roit and Milwaukee Road earned the first
week in November:
lsOe $s9se2 1861. ....-. $4,000 Inc-....- s2,s47
The receipts of the Des Moines Valley Railroad
for the fourth week in October 1867, $2S,557 81;
same time in 1866 $2 1876 65; increase $2l6 "a, and
for quarter ending Oct. 81 1867, $221 sos 90 same
time in 1866, s1se2O3 20; increase, $S2,COS CO.
The following is statement of coal transported on
the Delaware and Hudson Canal for the week ending
Nov O. 1861, and for the season:
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AT the Annual Election of stockholders of the At
lantic Mail Steamship Company, held to-day the fol
having named gentlemen were elected Directors to
serve the ensuing year Geo. B. Harrison Spencer X
Green. Chas A. Meigs, o. w. Joslyn, Fred. Butter
seld. William II. Seward. jr., and A. W. Dimock.
Mr.. Jesse Bmdett has been appointed the General
Superintendent Of the Hudson River Railroad Com
pany. in place of Mr.. A. T. Smith. who has resigned.
A corrected edition has just appeared OF the New
York Stock Exchange Directory, corrected TO Nov D.
II will be found very useful to the merchants and
brokers as it contains the individual names ana rn
names of each member of the Board, with the bust
ness addresses appended. The work may be obtained
from Mr. r. Faye the dOorkeeper OF the stock TX
change.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-13
aud many Of them are sell
Trade in these is very du



Emmett Wells says in his latest Circular 1.-THE brewers
and beerrnkers very much elaed the result OF
the election and anticipate early repeal or modi
fcation OF the Excise law Under the existence OF TINS
law .he demand for Hops for consumption In the metro
potan district is essened nearly onehalf from that
which existed previous To It's enforcement, yet goou
portion OF our hop dealers IN favor OF maintaining ~
provided IL be made state law We notice the arrival
on this market Of 200 bales of German Hops WITHIN
the past week and hear of shipments being on te
way We do not look for any material decline IN tle
prce OF American Hops the result OF these arrVas
vet there is no doubt prices will recede If shipments con
time to any great extent few hops OF inferior qua
still remain in hands growers throughout the state O1
New York, with the firm feeling on the part OF
holders which existed In the early part OF the season
With prospects OF further arrivals OF Foreign Hops ana
In view of the fact that the yield In Wnconsn reaches
nearly 10000 bales 10000 bales more than the early
estimates, think growers will soon make up theil
minds 10 sell. Imports for week ending N0vemDer6, 252
bales from Germany. Exports 90 British West Indies
bales" our special London correspondents under date
of October &C. report that market follows: During
the early part this week market has been active,
and further advance Of per cwt realized within the
last two or three days, however, the demand has
diminished. and unable 10 report the trade so
strong at close OF the week at the commencement
our prices rule follows: Midland and East kents,
fs 81 1O Choice do, al2; Weald of kents, lOs0
u b. Choice do, 80 10s Sussex ~ lOs rs bs ChOlce
do go Yearngs, 80 los. a 81 5s; Choice do rs ~ Up
10 the present time have received altogether from the
Continent $1,000 to 10000 cwt"
The following the cash prices current OF Hops IN
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF SRw.YoRK. "a
CLEARED.

CLEARED.
Steamship Tarfa (Tr.) Macaulay Liverpool, Z. Cunard
seamship Russia tBrl. Cook, Liverpool. b. Cmara
steamship Leo Dearborn savannah Murray fsrs 10 T
Steamship atieras Couch. Norfolk City Point and ReA&0nd n
s.sSsbiS FpancOa Sherwood Portland J. F. Ame.
Steamship Neptune Baker Boston, " clyds a Co.
sim VcorG MAMA (Br Jones Liverpool James ARIEL Co.
S Sal s soessss Pssa Malaga Tapesr
Bark Aun Alice ( Ms's S.s5 saso, Ss.S S0''o'
Brig s H l Olson 5ysGSs Bod " ag,
s' s,S Eleanor SS Miller CBr Alison Bsthar.. W l.,
Sem Young s BS0R R. SSsS w n6Su1so c.
sbr John Walker Batter Baltimore, Bentley Miller Thomas
ARRIVED.
3D. sS Sa..I Nov 4 Lat. 4 x % s y e.
passed Imam steamship oSond sas1 ON % & mics s
Cape Race passed steamship Profoponi irSm Liverpool sr b0a
lib b. LONG 6' o. passed steamship Caledonia hence 0 Gas
sV s.,mhiD Virginia Roberts Norfolk &c. with nds the Old Do
steamship Thames Pen5ngton Savannah with Td;e and pass: to
Shin p Wheeler Harris Glasgow 30 DAYS With e to wn
Nelson's HAS had heavy westerly gales since leaving t5e banks
B R Nyg of psnsT, , r S51 Ss,s Eas NV 1 "" 9
Brs Wid Horse Co Maitland 81 Cunber, St JaSOdcaba II
Sarah PAyson Br Of St JShn E. DsEiH drT sesp9n,
Wales with railroad Brett Son Co Has had Tor inc
last days strong aOrthwesisrT gales - p.,..,,.n
days with nase SIeIaa Eye Has bad .trsng @
gales the entire passage lost mas 2. M ss chr
Louisa A. johnson from Malaga for Nsw-loIk 80 Nc
Sehr (ersh Banker. Ellis, BAa Oct lah Win fnoe. tsl
Cready Co Sailed with scars 49, va MAJ,
FAR New.Ynrk Left hagt Thompson fnin
ham arrived Oct 18th; Zepheme for Ne~ierk 10 IN
paired; brs Isabel and schrs J. Kelley b. u Aht anu "
from New York. dischagag IN,
Sehr Moon ght States JacksorFme
DOMESTIC PORTS.
~. r~ ia-Arrted United States steamship lnfea'of rom
S.bir George Appoh, from Baltimore Ire sop S'esr
WssS eS Manila NewioFA was totally lost clone on The
2Oth of September ,,-r.a ,sh,. To-afio If.n from
M a. New, York; Henry W. Morse from Gaser Tor rro,ieseei
Sorsh 100 fon Portland savannah Nov Asrvd ,ehrs
@ Ksnars from Philadelphia for Itoknd Cameo from ssnaoI. er
S NJ Bouen PToyidenee Aricha Salan from rev
Vt for Yarmouth Ward Park som Savannah tof booe
an from Bolivar Ido; I. g. Cufs, from Infieri 10 ~
W s s philadelphia Portland; Telegraph for salem
~ Sysns Tor 81 Bengal for yarmouth Me-; Knight hom aeg
800 r Portland for Welneeti Leonfine io rev
Yt for Bangor, Emily BAre Om Saislay iren fhlsdsphn;
t.h,~sn from EhAbethpor for Boston Abigail rom nnehs hf
Ensson Astoria from EsstihPor 35 bes'si Euses ss
G from Caney lszB Lena Hunter ron h"ston hf
Ruth Awood from Neheet Nm aton rom Boston
M philadelphia sidney C. Pysr fom PhiAaepea I9i
. a. smith, from Wm Payson from fhadephs Tor Dos
ton barn Hunter Young Phisdelphs ioF Portland NOV, Il
schFs LSra khIabehpor Tor Boston: Athlete,
rl nom Eewlark Nova Scotia X eoson Rom bss'os Tor
pha; dft for oi frHs f"m "eiHsss
~, lre Ristr brg foE' Ehlsbrhpot Tor bosieS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-13

per steamer, 1900 BUSH Wheat at Ia; 30 tuns vi
cake at SIS Cd To London, 500 bbs. Flour at IS. 3D.
20 900 bush Wheat at l1d 1900 bush. Peas at ilu''
and Der steamer 1900 bbls Flour at As 3D.; 800 'cs
Reef at $751; and 50 bbls do. at g. Cd. British DARK
40 Gibraltar and Palermo and back at lump sum
The following shows the totals of the movement. oi
.he leading items of the Philadelphia banks ior inc
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I'd goes Of slowly, with large lots
ppcvrpTc or ppODUCF

KEVEITIN UT IItVIINI..
Nov i2-9C5s bills. Flour, 200 bbls: whisky 81 Dds
crn Nal 40 sacks do 1872 Ga bush Wheat 3S4l5 bush
Corn - go bush Oats $500 bush Rye 1879 bush Peas
G707 bush Barley 22i pkgs Beef le9 Dds ForA, ~
ocake 2I9i bbls Petroleum, 1894 pkgs Butter, 3I72
pkcs Cheese. $50 bbls Eggs.
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!. for Hards. We quote

sEEDS-The demand for new Clover seed IL lght ahd
the market is lower at di3c Timothy seed u dul nv
81 O6S2 5 Hemp and Flax Seed are quiet at 81 45as2 90
q bush. Cacnt Lnseed n selling al heW-loik anu
boston nj g. a$2 o. q busl gold.
sAITPETER-We quote at l4c. for Refined and &c Tor
Crude, at which duh feeling Is prevalent .,,..o. no
sALTPrices frm but the market - not active 10
sales except In the jObbing way; we DO not ater our
prices; learn OF no receipts from Liverpool cohse
eold and Ground AT 81 90 We stil note fair business
la Ne Plus Ultra, chiefly with provision packers and
Tay IS ,nI y Isn arr III sSi, Fine w'ilSst,5 IS a
L L, fl.s 90 f.se.'s L'' F'' AS'A''
sKINs-Goat remains nominal but Deer have been
more active late sales include 10000 Para 1000 sisal
and 10000 Central American 10 manufacturers 1900 10
Puerto Cabcllo IN bond, for Europe beside which 1900
ouOe gold A. H. Honduras soc: Vera Cruz, 5Oc Central
American, "a 50c san Juan, ~. tbc slhd 5Oc Ahgos
sTEARIN-The demand has been fair but at lower
prices sales OF 10000 at ll3al2.c for Common TO
Prime and 10000 n Grease az lO0lc.
TALLOW-This article has huctuaied, has sold more
freely and closes rmerI sales OF 10000 at li!aiilc
for County, aud llB9li3c. for city.
TOBAC(O-Wc Elm note ial business 10 henluoky
Leaf; prices remain steady. We quote In currency
as follows Light Leaf Lugs, 6a'ei Common g.,
aloe; Medium, llal2tc; Good, iselbc.i fihe, toi
ai7c and Sclccilons u a2Oc Heavy Western ana Carks
Vile Lugs, sa9c Common PiGlac; Medium, l2t
Good i5t9l7ci flne, l5U2N ahd atI,elois' 1a-S..
seed LEAF Is In fair request, principally TO supply
the immediate wants Of buyers, and prices are sup
ported quote Connecticut FILTERS at oDlOc average
lots isdioc., and Wrappers 2gt5c.; haic feIs, %
sylyana aud Ohio PLIERS Sd4c average lots 5eloc';
and NrapIers, 4 dioc ,,.t. ,,. ~ ,,,,os a,u
MOOil-ftr market Tor domestic Freezes uuii
and depressed Holders "A very difficult matter TO
effect saes even at "A cOBcession-the low and medium
grades are the more pressed sale owing ~ the large
stock ON hand Manufacturers doing comparatively
little owing to the stagated condition Of the Goods mar
Ret Choice grades Of fleece meet with a moderate
inquiry and with only small supply on hand prices
arc very nrm Foreign Pieces are dull aud prices
arc L0mnal. The GLOWING quotations are DO
nes,ic Pieces al lOd45c. for Native and one
quarter Mernos lO64c. for onebaf and three
quarters do 45d5Oc. for fnllbood Me1nos, ana
H00Oc for saNOny Fleeces; 27a32c for No. Pulled,
s7aO for supcrne do and i5d5Oc for Extra do l6a2oc
for common UDwashed California; - 2so for Fine do u
1gc for common to choice Texas, and American COmblng
a ssa52c We quote Foreign follows south American
AZ 35as,c. for Common Washed 2saJic Tor Lnwaslicd
Wcsti1o and Mcrfno; sOa8sc for Washed Entire Rios
Olc for uwashed Creole; 56040c for washed C0rdOya;
Chillau az 20d2ic. for Unwashcd Mcsuza aud McrlnO
Cane OF Good Hope 3Sdl0c for Unwashed East india,
aOlOc for Washed and African at leG25c for Unwashed
aud 25af0c. for Washed. 49,,
Western at 81 nJ2c.
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EaIGs.

Receipts a5l5 bbls and frmer feeling amounting 10
about 1c. advance good lots There u eood le
single bbs of fres PsnuSyvania have been sold al
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ALMANAC.

spr Ris.s... 6:44 4:44 Moon hses.. b:5f
-,
Sandy Hoax $50 Cows Island 9: Hell Gate. .....-u:0l
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ing ing are ar the cash prices current of Hops in

Receipts OF dressed poultry have been very heavy, and
coming bad order In warm weather, large quantities
have been sold very lOw-40l0c. n. prospect OF
cool weather hy Tomorrow stens the views OF holders
st tuns OF chickens and turkeys Offering today at
l0I4c 10 look though very high prices are
likely 10 be obtained poultry present. Live stock
h also much lower and slow OF sale. We quote
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-13
VEGETABLES.

Potatoes have advanced still further hut give indica-
tions of a settlement Jersey and Delaware sweets are
nearly out Of market onions are higher. We quote -
earle ~ l... uDd 80 SOL Mercer y hhl. ora J -
o.. a. nJa OoI Jackson White Dbl 500 ~
Ysirrr "a ia Peach Bios q Dbl 75d , Is
IpbM -. , O0d J 90 Del sweet 4 bbl. coz 81
Wa. ~ Raj ~ 2 5Od 4 sol Va Do y bhl... 25O ~
Potatoes, bgekeye, v Nova soia Pboi' - " &c M
c.,nsf CbH A. mi ~ SlSaaah Marruw - bbl OO6 -
pm, Amen -. ia 2slTarnip Russia Dbl 23@ ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-13

INNIESSacs OF 40 bales private terms; we quote
at nc for Cloth, and i9c for Bags.
H0PS-Owipg 10 the storm, there has been only
slight business done; the demand from brewers ~ quite
moderate at 20d40d Csc, as TO growth ana qualty',
HENP-The market for all descriptions has ruled qhct
and prices the absence OF sales are Unchanged we
yais sola..... clio at2O Amer, dressed 2 tn sSe go
Italian .....;;'''' ~ 90 b bnei, LII ''''' I'm =
HAY-The inquiry Is good for shipping, the supply
is fair sales OF 400 bales at 7OaSOc 100 No. ana reta
81 1OGSi 40. Rye Straw Is saable al I5~o0 anu
Wheat do. al COG62Ac. 100 10. =. 49,. O.,
INDIGO-The market is quiet The sales making are 10
jObbers, mainly at former prices. We quote; 49,, ..
Manis gold y ~. 6J0Sl 00 Bengal, gold a DSl oSGs 70
Ss.is@.iI sGa.... s S o. Hsdlss god ga IS
IEATHER-HemlOck is without improvement from
tiou OF stocks stIl goes Oak Sole is dull Leather IN
the rough meets with some demand particularly the
better qualities We quote, cash, per ID; HemOck-
RuenOs Ayres Heavy, 19032c; Middle, IS SOC. Light
Iiphf Td2gc OrinOcO, 6c.-Heavy Ad27c. Middle, 263
a2sc Light, 25d27c. Good Damaged 23a27c.: Poor
Damaged l9d22c. IN the Rough. S6a42c Oak Slaughter
Heavy 38d4Gc. Middle, 35dHc; llgln, J5n4Oc
Cropped Heavy, 40a4Gc; Middle 42@lSc Light 41a &C.,
in the Rough, Heavy 40G46c.; Middle Ss@l2cj Light
3Sa44c. Bellies, 22G24c.
MOLASSES-The market j. stu very dnli. ana the
business only IN small job lots wanted by the trade
Of hds Porto Rico al Csc the stock 10 estimated
at Bl hhds Cuba 7JO do. Porto Rico, and 2ls7 do En-
gsh Island. We quote: ~
Cuba Cayed 4ta5S English Island "''''9%
METAIS-1he market Tor American nngOU Copper Is
still somewhat unsettled; sales Of 100000 To 100000 are
reported at 22c Baltimore, 22tG29c for Detroit aud
22a22ic for Portage Lake We notice. however, there Is
difference OF opening both with buyers and sellers
nominal Pig Lead Spelter, Shot and Nails are without
movement Pig Tin II unsettled English has been sold
22tc; Straits, 2lc and Banca 2c. All Gold Plate are
unchanged, the business limited, and confined to small
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NAVAL NIOKES-NIuUt IUWtT
spirits Turpentne too is lower, but at the concession
S business was done; sales Of 3Jl bb In lots nj 50 &c.
free and l5e In bond, closing heavy Common and
strained Rosn are in moderate demapd prices are lower
and have downward tendency sales OF 800 bbls In lots
from a. 25aS3 u.s. The better grades especially No ~
arc bctter and more inquiry noticabe about 600
% sold In lots nj quotations Tar has declined hut closes
steady The business has been TO q moderate extent
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Matbintrp.

STEAM ENGINES, FLAX, HEMP, TOW
~ and ROPE MACHINERY MACHINIST TOOLS, 6c TODD
RAFFERTY, Warehouse Deyst EewYok Works Paterson sJ
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!. Most Of the Western are
knou'u marks have been

rush OF apples previous to the close OF Navigation,
causes an ovcrstccked market dull sales. ana lowe
prices some lots are going into store, loft sean vi
selling Grapes too, coming forward faster than ihy
can DC sod and prices are weaker They are not an ~
goOd order Cranberres are glu with light demand.
We near Of one lot OF very fine Winter apples mostly
greetings, sold Tor 50 % per Dbl. We quote: ~. N
ApPesfIne STATE ph 80 so IS Grapes Isaba pm s6
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COALThe market for Domestic has been active and is
r-the arrivals have been fair sales from yard at S4a
s6 so y un Foreign is nominal and III good demand at
full previous prices
CANDLES are without special chaRgethe demand far;
sales OF 900 boxes Adamatine at 21G24e sperm are
selling in small way at 4sc., ana Patent 5SGGOc.
COCOA remains steady with a moderate business at
969c for ST. Domingo, 2c for Guayaqu and IL 0lye Tor
Caracas all gold in bond.
DRUGS AND DYES--We have had fair business In
all articles coming under this heading since last but
the sales OF obbng character In prices there mas
been no particular change; the market closes hrn We
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RICE-Carona continues moderately actNo anu
steady at % l0c for 10 prime from per ana III
store East India is quiet; sales OF GO bags Rangoon III
bond. for export at &c., gold. -, At
terfereJ with business and the transactions IN Raw
Sugars today very moderate prices hoWeNsl, az
saed and thc market closes strong at ne Tor far
10 good Refining and 23c for No y box Dutch standard
The stock az Raw Is estimated f2l hds 1913 boxes,
n oo3 bags aud G9 Meado sales Of only 81 hhds AZ nc
for Cuha and 6gl boxes Havana az llAc. Refined are
at a for IIarQS We quote.