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GRA1S-Wheat-Only 100 bushels red received and
sold to-day, quality common ut So s0 Corn-25Uu white
and H. 600 bushels yellow offered aud NIL sod included
were TOO bushels prime white ut 81 85 L. 900 bushels
mixed at ST. 500 bushels damp at 95a99c; 1900 bushels
yellow at 81 O2a 03 nearly all at tho outside price for
prime Pennsylvania Oais3Gu0 bushels roreivod; mar
ket dull; small gales only ut 5SaGOc weight No ryo
ceived for several days. quotations entirely nominal
uAY-We quote, with light receipts, prime bacd Tim
otLy S23 per ton. Bye straw S2fa28
MoLAssEs.-Nothing doing today from first hands.
PnoylsoEs-Arc quiet but firm. under light receipts
and stocks. Bulk-Clc1r rib Sides offered, to
rive at II cts Shoulders 9a91 Bacon is steady
II cts for Shoulders; l2Aa13 cts for RIB and clear rib
Sides. Hams city sugar.cu-cd, l6a17 cts; Mess Pork
S2l 75s2a per bbl. City and Western Lard, i'll bbs la
cts Baltimore refined, kegs 151 gals cta ncr h.
Hoas.-We quote dressed in good supply, and selling
at SSa8 50 per 100 bs the inside figure paid by packers
CHEEsE.-The market closes firm under heavy sales
for export We quote for Eastern Factory 19a2D cts;
Diaries 17al9 cts Western do l4a1T ctB English Dairy.
Eastern Goa cts do Western. IL cts.
BurTER.-Stock large, especially glades and of low
grades; ct dull range as follows For prime
roll Sa4 cents common do 26a29 cents gades 3sa32 cts
outside for fine dairics; New ork State 38a40 cents;
Canada a8a:0 cents; Western, l6n1S cents per pound.
RlcE-We notice sale OF 10 crccs Carolina at 1925
cents Stock light aud ell firm
SATT.-Wth frrner feeling We Quoe prices for lots
o dealers 81 l0a2 10 Ground Alum; So lOa3 Is for
Fine per sack and Turks Island $500 cents Per busel
SUGAn.-Wo notice firm market, but hear OF no salos
to-day.
Wu1sKEy-Is still irregular. and prices difficult to
quote. Country lots in secondhand bbls range from
50 upward City In prime packages held at 81 25a2 30
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baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, January 17.-CoFFEE-Thore was less
inquiry to-day on account OF the advancing tendency Of
gold premium Wo only hear Of salo of 1OO bags prime
Rio at 1sc gold; quote choice do 1sHalShc.
CorroN-Under favorable adviccs from Liver
pool per cable and the rmncss of the premium in gold,
together with the limited stock Of desirable grades offer
ing, prices closed stronger We report sale today of
Strict Middling Upland ut SIC, and Ordinary at 81
FLouR-Was again dull to-day. No sales reported but
quotations are without material change except for West
ern Super and Extra, which favor buyers in the low
grades 25c Sales confined TO small lots for local
wants. Wc give the rupge follows:
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Paaaen&crS.

PaS9enScrBs
Per steamship Granada, for New York-S Gill, WE
Thompson, T Lawless, R Edmond, and in steerage
Per steamship Flambeau from New York-A Black, F
S Thatcher Mrs Smith, E Masterman, and 245 U
troops, unt-r command OF Col Edwards.
Per steamer Pilot Boy from Savannah, Beaufort, &c-
Capt A K Hughes Major Martin, Z 1vcrs T P Keene,
D Elliott Mrs Stephen Elliott and 6 deck
Per steamer " " Frazier, from Edisto-R @ Christy
and lady, Mrs Frey. Miss Frey. Frey, Mundy, w
seabrock Davis. Major Berlin, Shaler, H Bailey,
C A Seabroph, S Howe l. Wcscott and deck.
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galveston Cotton Statement.
Wilmington nIarket.

WILMINGTON, January 9-TuRPENTME-Th sales
to-day reach 1880 bbs at 81 0b for yellow Dip and So 05
for hard per go lbsa shade advance previous quo
tatlons.
Tho market rules quiet spirits tupenne and rosin
and no transactions reported.
TAR.-Marhct steady Sales OF leo bbs, at 81 70 per
bbl.
Corrox-Cotton is in fair request, and market firm
Sales of 10 baes 81 for mixed grades; Sic for low
lniddling and &c for mtddling.
TpEn-Sales Of rafs at Sc 50a7 80 for ordinary and
SIN 20 1,er M for fair mill
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Mobile Market.

MOBILE. January 1ecorros :'as ,a, been IN,
goo aud general demand to-day to fill orders Is low nm
fo Int the ish and poor stock Offering and general in
sell except at s,as sai e o aes
Thc market closed a,,,ct but frn Mt 31a3l &c for id
dns Sales made on tho bss Of both Inside ts aaN
the rron of this year will be comparatively small yer
from ali we gather the nediate future OF prices
short mc since The experience and losses OF the past
year have made epinncrs especially cautious aud they
show but little inclin ion to carry stocks beyond what
they can readily dispose Of in goods. Every Que familiar
with this market Knows that there and have been but
few English orders in the hands of buyers and that
thousand bales have been bought this season
for France The Liverpool Circular published this morn
ing throws out strong reminder on this subject IN tho
following para raph:
On your side of the Atlantic you WI: feol for some con-
siderable time longer tho effects OF the scarcity OF ordcrs
us instead of their being sent out as in erer years
the extent of say double the whole quantity OF the crop
ut present they will barely amount to tanth OF It. we
consider therefore, that this ac and s probable enecs
have not been sufficiently appreciated yet IN AmeIlca
The above will explain the cause OF low limits aacnea
tn orders received from abroad.
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ConsIenecs per Northeastern Railroad.
.Tnnnarv 10.

2G7 bales Cotton, 1s bbIs Naval Stores Stock,
Timber Carriages Mdze, &c. To Mrs II Stephens L s
Howard & Bro, w Tilton, Roper Stoney, Pinckncy
Bros, Bunch & Son. r Forreston, Pritchett, Lee
l. Spencer. Campsen & Co, Willis Cbisolm, g w VIII
lia1s & Co, J III Caldwell & Son. Rodgers CO, Hart l.
Co. J Jackson, D Epps, Baggott Co. Graeser, L, 8
l. Co. E Bates & Co. W Courtney Co. Adams. Frost 4
Co, Kendall & Dockory " o Bennett Co, 4 JzF
Early, j Kirkpatrick. G " Clark 4 CO, w K Ryan,
screven & Nisbet, Mofatt Boyle, Mowry Co. and
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Memoranda.

Tho New York papers, Of Thursday last state:
The rivers filled with ice making navigation with
out the ad OF steam next to mpossiblc the ice is not
very heavy, but what lacks il thickness is made MP in
quantity Vessels passing to and from obliged to
tow. The steamers United Kingdom, from Gnsgow mr.
rived in quarantine this morning, at o'clock the Villo
lie Paris, from Brest ut 130. aud the Ednburg, from
Liverpool at 150 The health officer and our ship news
collector made repeatcd efforts TO board them, but were
steamers landed tcir passengers ut their piers it not
being prudent 10 anchor in tue river The packet sp
Alexander MARSHALL, from Liverpool, in tow last
night, but UP to II O'Clock to-day had not arrived up
to the city, From Sands Point to Whitestono above
He'll Gate the drift ice lus almost blocked up the chan
mel Tho steamboats, from the eastward had great diff
Guilty in forcing passage.
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Our Last weekly review closed on dull and declining
market with limited inquiry for Middhng at 81 1a3ac
On Saturday and Monday there was but little DONE and
the figures remained about the same On Tuesday there
was moderate demand, owing to the advance in tho
Being Quoted at &c Both buyers and sellers, however,
we're not disposed to operate freely and the transactions
were limited The market WAS very dull on Wednesday,
disposition to operate But few sales were effected aud
those at nominal decline. On Ihursda; an active de-
prevailed In consequence Of the favorable ad1ces
from Europe and holders exhibited much hrmness, with
little disposition to operate at S2c for Mddiing To-
Gay quite acu inquiry sprung up much in excess OF
the supply Offering the market and an advance on
the prices Of the previous day OF fully c was establish
ed with sales of about 500 bales Wcquote iddlns at
s2c The market Is entirely bare Of Strict Mdins and
Good Middns 1t win be seen, from our table above,
the receipts and exports Of the past week have been
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PHOTOGRAPHS!

DARLoW, TEE OLD OPERATOR, HAS THOROUGH
ID LY renovated and fitted up the Old Star Gallery,
and is prepared 10 take all hnds OF PORTRAITS he ls
the trade He has so Photographs of Confederate Gem
erals Ordinance OF Secession Views OF City Sumter ana
other Fortifaons wholesale and renM, at s. e. OOh-
NER KING AND MARKET STREETS, Charleston, : e.
N.B.-Porcelaln Portraits tud Ifctu; e. IN hrs . .op
short notice and in best OF STYLE. Noye i,Ot=!
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&c, wv z 1.<:@14S1s33
In the construction of which they have introduced every
known aud valuable improvement They have invaria.
hly been selected aud used by all OF the worlds &C.
chronological great artists who have visited this country
professionally, both for private and public use.
THALBEkG.
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Philadelphia Market.

Wn1sKEY-Is still irregular. and prices difficult to
So upward. City In prime packages held at 81 25a2 80
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heavier than for any weok during the season. oni We
woul roma that considerable portion was received
IL. transitu to New York. ~
RcE-An improvement has taken place , in the nlse PIC
Tho receipts have been quite light. We qnote Caroina
at 9alOc There scarcely any demand for Rough Rice
and the receipts which hnyc been light arc sent 10 nil
on arrival it is hold ut 81 25n2 per bushe according 70
quality. l., tta
Freight market Several vessels arc filing up for Lser
noo at ga "a for square aud I'D for round bales cotton
In Coastwise Frci there has been no change Ine
steamships IRE taking full reishts Of cotton on every
trip ut nc to Boston, 1c to New York. and 9sc 70 ~
dnIrhu md Baltimore The rates by selling vcssels Ale
fraction under these figures. Lumber lrelsnts nsNs
been dull doring tho week We quote to New iorA s'a
10. to Boston, &G. S1Qa11.
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Cons1rnecs pcr south Carolina Railroad
January 10.

HOG bales Cotton, 8 cara Cattle cars Lumber and
sundrics To Fraser Go, G Hopley Go, Willis
Chisolm NJ Frodsburg, Agent, Williams ll IN
Adams. Frost L Co, L Il Rodgers 4 Co. " w Smith, L
J Kirkpatrick, Gaillnrd 4 Minott, Fraser Dill, W =
Williams Kanapaux. Lanneau T. co, Wallace Bro,
saluus, Minor Wilbur l. Martini & II Hoppock, Roper
& StoEey L Mey, Cohen. Hanckcl L Co, L Jefers &
Co I, M Aver & Co, Il White.
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SECTION 8. And be it further enacted, That when
ever the foregoing conditions shall be complied
WITH the citizens Of said State may present said
constitution to Congress- and il the same shall bo
approye;: by Congress- said State shall be declared
entitled to the rights, psivileges, and immunities,
and be subject to oil tho obligations and liabilities
OF a State within the Union. No Senator or Rep
resentative shall bo admitted in either House Of
Congress until Congress shall hayo declared tho
State entitled thereto.
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LONDON. July 20, 1865.

Hessrs. Chicke7in0 d Sons:
GENTS: lave Iust invited by Mesars. Oollard to
try a Grand Panotorte manufactured by you, and
hnyo no hesitation In endorsing the opinion ol my old
frend Mr. O. D. Co1srd. VIZ: That 1t Is tho finest In
stru,ncnt ever played on.
Believe me, gentlemen, most faithfully yours.
]. L. HATTON.
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LONDON, August q, 1855.

james A Yshli, Esq:
MY DEAR SIR: as yon are going hack to tho United
stHtes must beg You to remember mo kihaiy 20 ths
Mrssrs. Chicksrine. Tell them was delighted with
their Grand pianU-fortees good an instruent think,
d. 1yas eycr turned out, both IN touch andttr'.
Wiahing you, &C., remain ever Ily,
r. F. BR0ADWOOD, -
Firm of l. Broad9ood 4 Sons, Plano.forte Manufsc.
turers, London.
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..,:sCOMMERCIAL.
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EXPORTS,

Exports.
1IYERPOOI-Per Swedish bark Ostendia-14a bales 8
Cotton. 92e bales Upland Cotton, A tons Fustic.
NEW YORK-Per steamship Granada-104 ticrces Rice,
50 bales Cotton, 304 bales Upland Cotton bales
Yasn, $50 sheets Copper, a Packages
NORTHERN PORT-Per schr Louie Smith-130, 900
feet Lumber.
PHILADELPHIA-Per schr Pathwsy-1s2,0 600 feet Lum.
ber and Timber.
BALTIMORE-Per schr E Waterman-950 900 feet Lum-
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IMPORTANT CERTIFICATES.

RooRRsrEH NY, December 28, 1861:
Messrs P. Il. DRlKE & 0o.-I have been great SUI.
ferer rom Dyspepsia for three four years. and hsd TO
abandon my profession. About three months ago 7
tricd the Plantation Bittars and to my great Joy ana
several cases. and "a far as know, slwsys With signal
benefit. I am, respectfully your. :.-a -:
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nROllItHE MAIlE

Z" fUlsH, january 17.-FLoCE &C.-The flour n,ar-
Ret ~ SUI, depressed by the strinscncy in tho money
aha the Indictment weather. which adds to the
oaness n. mo demand il limited owing to the Storm
slica are loo hbs at s9 35ulU 25 for superfnc
see ana WESTERN 80 25a12 25 for ordinary and COM
men On r extra to S.e; a 81 75aia IS fancy States soa
s1l G5al2 IS for shipping Ohio and sl2 5ln AZ for trade
and family brands of Ohio Michigan and Indiana
Buckwhcat 1!nur-there is moderate business doing
ut 81 gOa3 25 I, no lbs. N0AAe
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sHEaMsAN HOUSE. cH1oAao,, ~, (

-
:a.t.: February II, 1858. -
Mr.ans. p. a. DRAKE Co.:-Plsase send ua another
twelyD cases Of your Plantation Bters, As morning
appetizer they appear to have gupefsedcd everything
else, and greatly esteemed. 50:
Yours, &C., GAGE & WAITS.
Arrangements are now completed to supply any de-
rnand for this article, which hiss net heretofore been
Tho public may rest assured that in case win the
perfectly pure standard OF the PLANTATION BITTERs be
departed from. Every bottle bears the fae,smis Of or
signature steel plate engraving er cannot oe ee
Nihe. -z..s:>s -
Any person pretending to seU PLANTATION BITTERs {"
bulk or by the gallo Is sundIcT and iu.po1ter Besdre
of refed 5oeles See that Private Stamp if Unxu.
r1LA'rED oper ercry cork. .l.ss. ..,-s,,z-.4-
sod by al Druggists asocers ana Dealers throughout
the country.
P. q. DRAKE & CO., New York. -
Arr;l IN z = nwf ,rTytt;.lt
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The Charleston Cotton Market,
OFFICE OF TEE DAILY NEWS,

CRAnIEsroN, Saturday Evening, January II.
There moderate inquiry for the staple but part
Of the stock here is held ut higher prices than prevail
present. and the amount tho market for sale quite
lights buyers are, consequently only able to operate
limited exsnt Sales $50 bales VIZ: Is at S0 &c ut
ut SlH 3d. 20 ut s2; Al at SO; 16 at ssk 81 ut
at IS; and few bales of extra private terms. We
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PHILADELPHIA, 10th Month, 18th Day, 1862. -
RESPECTED FR1END;-My daughter has bean much
benefited by the use Of thy Plantation Thou
wilt send Eae two bottles more. 1870
Thy friend. asa OURR1N.
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Savannah Market.

= SAVANNAH, January 18-CoTToN-The receipts of
Cotton since the l1th inst have been IL 9s9 bales Up
land and $50 bales Sea Island Cotton. The exports in
the same time have been 10 903 bales Upland and
Ssss sea 10 11s as Sa 70 a9
bales Upland; to Portland 700 bales Upland; to Prov
dence 351 bales Upland to Philadelphia 3l3 bales Up
land to New York. 319S b1es Upland and 3a5 bales Sen
Island Cotton. leaving hand and shipboar,l not
cleared January 1S stock of C94 bales Uplan6 and 3s
bales Sea Iaaud Cotton
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Testimonials from tie most distinguished Artists in EtTop
/ ~ks~}n1 Sors. -

Testimonials from The most Artists IN EuTops
to Mcssrs. Ohickertng d Sons:
LONDON, July 25 1866.
Having played upon Plano.furtn made by Messrs.
Chickering l. Sons. Of Bouton and New gork, nave
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For sweetpess and br1llRucy OF tOne del1cacy Of
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consider it really GRAND PiANoFoRTE, AND DECIDED
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u. A. OSBORNE ALI Red JAE!lt
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JULES BENEDICT. y. M0SCHELE5,
II, ". BALtE. Proj. OF GonscrVatoHe 1e
Uu AS HALLE lIelL zls.
DEINLEY RICHARDS. -. ARTHUR UHaPfEi,
RENE FAVAEu ER. Director OF Monday Con-
SYDNEY SMITH. certs, London
Among tho cliefpoints of excellence Of the Chicken.
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During the past furtythree years this firm has manu-
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TIIAlBEtiG.
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consider Chickeing & Sons Pianos superior to any
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the harmonious rouniness Of their tono. There Is
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It may be satisfactory to our patrons and friends
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whose names. besides those aboEo. We append;
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SECTION 4. And be it further enacted That the
persons who shall be entitled to vote at both of
said elections shall be as follows All male citizens
above the age Of 81 years, who have resided one
year in said State and ten days within the election
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TODD C Raj FEJIRTY.
ENGINEERS AND FOUNDERS,

Olfice and Works, Paterson, New jersey.
WAREHOUSE, Nod DEY STREET, NY.
MANUFACTURERS OF STATIONARY AND PORT
lYl ABLE STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS; Flax,
Hemp Tow, Oakum and Rope Machinery; Shafting
Mill Gearing, Iron and Brass Castings OF au kntla;
Lachcs Planning Machines, Drills; Shaping, Sotting und
Boring Machines; Gear Cutters Cenreing Milling and
Bolt Cutting Machines: Chucks Of all hnds Leather
and Rubber Betting; Lace Leather Belt Hooks, and
General Suppl for Railroads md other Machine Shops;
Judson & Shows Patent Governors. Saw Mills, Cotton
Gins, Pressea &C., constantly on hand
TODD Il RAFFERTY,,
March 20 1y No. Dey street, NY.
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New York Market.
MONEY DlARKET.
The New York Eocntng Post of Thursday the 18th inst

says
Business is almost arrested by the heayy Storm
and the fluctuations in gold constitute the chief feature
OF importance.
The loan market s inactive at per cont call con-
siderable balances being lett at with first oass bankers
The discount demand is small choice bills passing at
~, and inferior at 5a11
The stock markcs is feverish Governments arc rath
er lower and very little is doing Railroad ssarcs opened
heavy and after brief rally, a,ai reced,d, closing with
dropping tendency aud increasing deposition to
sell.
For gold This forenoon the following tile leading
quotations. 10, 1885, 1890 1853; 1886 ItE; IL 80
1861; Has 1855; IL l37; 1885, 1851 I, 10 80
1861; 2. 1867.
Foreign exchange slull Bills a sixty days on London
are quoted at 1UBGalt5s for Gercial; 109 Aa109H
Tor bankers do at sLor sigh. 1sa1103S Par1s ut sixty
Gays Ito ut short sight, 5l3ai II i; Ant
werp oi6h Swiss, 5lG Hamburg, 80 }Sa5G x; Amster-
5I94; PIussian thelcrs To }; a72 X
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OF LIFE Dr. Rcord of Palisl after years Of earest So
citaio has at length acceded to the earnest requests
York for the sale his valued and highly priced Essence
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the most shattered constitutions whether arising from
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restoring remedy should be taken by all about to marry
as its effects permanent 1t is acknowledged by the
medical press to be tho greatest discovery e7cr made
Its developing powers miraculous Success In every
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Dr. Records Essence ofLe is sold in cases. with full in
suchons for uso at s3 four quantities in one for 3d.
and will bc sent to any part carefully packed receipt
of remittance to his accredited agent
PHILIP ROLAND,
March % 1y No. 81 Liberty street, Now York.
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PHILADELPHIA, January le-corroH-Prfces arc
maintained, but the demand is limited. Small sales OF
mddlings milling at 35a3Gc per ID for UpRnds and
New Orleans.
GRocER1Es-In sugar there is little or nothing doing
Coffee continues quiet; small sales Of Rio reported at
!5a:c per lb in gold