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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1867-04-09

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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1867-04-09

A big rat hunt in Zanesyille, Ohio, last
week, resulted in the capture and mas
saere of twenty seven hundred of the
.'varmintspoby one party, and twenty.
three hundred by the other iisoqgJ ai5
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per Savannah and Charleston
Passengers.

Per steamship Champion. for New YORK; Thomas Thomas
Miss Mary Thomas Master Thomas Henry lhomas'
Miss Julia Thomas Walter Thomas DR. Thomas Lewis
Thomas DR. j r Thomas and lady, A Thomas, Charles
Thomas' Miss Fannie Thomas Master Willie thomas. A
Haseton Mrs Charles Peters, Miss Peters, w shaw.
] Davis Floyd, billiard, c Bingstener, Robert
Pavey John Kirk, Master White, H c hoth' j Mont
gomery and sor. ~,
Per steamship James Adger, from New fork-A Dud
lev, g Hoppock and family, c j STOKES, u Ihomp-
son. Farr Mrs Baxter, L Baxter, Seleck, NJ WeeJ
L Chamberlain and wife. 5 Fall, w BVrt, Miss ID
Burt Miss NJ Leonard W Ferguson Mrs NJ smth,
d Clancey Master smith, ~ .'mas Ryan, and steerage
Per steamer Dictator. Il, PalatRa, via Jacksonvle
Fernandina and Savannah-3rs L Pratt ana cnd, NJ
G Casey Murphy, 7 Sanders, hearney, W lrvin
and servants Whetmore, c NOISE, W Voorn,s'
G A Belts I Deboard, L Bowie, A " GU, Col Mchay
and daughter NJ 5 Cohen, Master WickIiiie, Captain ON
Payne and son. Lieut. Hawkins Mrs Armltage. knders
Miss Jones' II Baldwin, W Hubert, Il W Taylor
Wilson, Mrs Taylor, II Dugan, and II deck.
Per steamer Pilot Boy, from Savannah, VIA Beaufort
Hilton Head, &c-J W Wilcox, ] Downward, " Doane
W T Quincy. and deck ,.,
Per steamer st Helena from Edisto aud Rockville
Mrs II Robertson, Col Whale7, Irs Seabrook, child
and servant Miss n Cornish, Mics " Sharp, Capt ID d
Chamberlain, J Z Anker, Bates. " Seaorook W W
Appleton w WIlkenson, Rev Mr. Cornish, Duan and
23 deck.
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MARINE NEWS.
OF aAIsLn STO>.
Arrived Saturday.

ST. amshtp James Adger lockwood, New York-left
Wednesday PM. NGze To Street Bros < Co, south
ern Express Co, allen. D Apple, beamish < co,
d trahe Co. L NJ BRISTOL, Il BucE, Bart = Wirth,
1,lancey Bischof y co. Commius Cameron, Barley
& o. i NJ Cater, & Caldwell Ihisolm Bros, u
Carr & CO. Dewing, Burkett n Co. Entclman, FAR
lev r Co II Gerdts l. Co, Guiilemin, q u Hoppock.
= n stoddard * 60, shepherd < Cohen, Semcke, w
G T-ott shackelford Kelly, o lledenlann Van WIN.
ke G " Williams X Co. WAGNER, Heath Monsces W
G Whllden Merner Quicker, W "eon, Mood, L
Wehmann Grubcr i Martin ID Page, stoi, Wepo co,
Steinheimer & Bro. Mrs Otis, Bates, olartermas,
ter, W Roach L Torrent Bro. n & l. Q CLARK, >
Cirayer J McKensie Hart co, j HARRISON + hres-
sell Jr II Helms j Jara Johnston, Crews d Co hnnch
Wickenperg & Co, C Jeiiries Co hlnsman howell
Katie & Co. L Lorenz, ) Marshall McLoy \ hlce'
W McComb * Co. j G Minor Marion. Mckay Camp
bell b O'Neil L I Potter, e Pansnin, hheti, Dr.
Raoul X Lynah d Ruddock, W stelens 4 20, BIS
choT W steele, stone, l. G Whilden' NJ KEN uouu-
kopf < Beuthner Fogarte Sullnlan, } Il Head Co.
Me chers 4 Muller. NJ Drake Uf1rhardt, CamPsen CO.
Walker Railrord Agent, aud others
Spanish brig Calico Vela, Trinidad dc Cuoa-49 oays.
Ballast To w Hall.
Spa ish pIl Gre Leonora, Sebastian HaVana-0 days
Ballast To P j Esnard.
schr Chettan, Katnburn New forE-l0 days. sun-
dries 10 the Master experienced severe gales on
Schr See Bowers. sackpole Rockport Mc-l6 days.
Lime Rock and Hay. To Oiney 20.
Schr Ann Deas from West Point Mill 9S bbls Eice.
Tn Cohen Hauckel & Co, W Bee X Co.
Steamer Pilct Boy, McNelty, Savannah, via Hilton
Head &c 50 bales Sea Island Cooh' ana suidrics.
i.
i Co " 5 uastic Jr Kinci, WickenbcrG \ Co, South
crn Express Co. Col Low. Lcyensoan.
Recc we'd from Chisoms Mill-Si bbls Rice. To L )
Rhett * Son.
Arrived Yesterday.
schr A,nericuc Terry. New York-8 days. Hay aud
Naze To / Tupper * Sons ] n Tiedcmann X Co. {
lllieuthal Murphy Bollmann Bcos, II Bischon Y CO.
Olney & Co II Fuller, Chafee. Walker W Cur
new, j II Kenneler. II Baldwin u 10. G W Ste1ens Il
Co Dowie K Noise Eayeacl X Barnwall. hanapean
Lanneau, Railroad AGENT; Il & \ Caldwell Adams, la
mon X Co. Order aGd Others.
Schr Ellen Grldlck oper River 1900 bushels Rough
Rice. To g Ineraham 4 son. Roper * Stoaey.
Steamer Dictator. CoXet,er Palaka VIA Jacksonville
Fernandina and savannah l9I bales Cotton II casks
and halt CASKS Rice. Oranges MIzc. &c. 10 ID Aiken
Go. Cohen, Hanckel X Co. q II Insrah0n Son, q W
Williams Il Co, Welsh x Braudcs, Willis CAisolm,
Colcock Davis Fraser * Dill - Pillsbury, Southerl
Express Co. Mrs Wotton Il Screven, Bart Wirth,
hinsnan X Howell, W " La"ton Johnston. Crews ca.
HUNT Bros Pnckney Bros. Mottet Huchct Co, Or \ Il
Chnord J Tosni. & kirkpatrick.
steamer Planter, White, CheraT 42S bales Cotton,
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&c. To Ferguson Mowry & Co. Baggett & Co, ]
K D Kirkpatrick L Rodgers co Mazyck BIOS
" Williams & Co, W Ryan, Pinckncy BIOS henuan
Dockery, H Harney. IT. .,
bags Cotton 60 bags Seed 10 bags Potatoes ana sun
dries To j Murray G W Clark X Co, Roper stoney.
J Cocock & Co. Campbell 4 Higgins. Dowhns' Z
Bee Co. W S Henery. Klinck, Wickenberg Co.
Chapn, Cohen, Hanckc & Co, and others.
BELOW
schr W " Pharo Allen, Philadelphia. Coal. To F
Baker Co.
Cleared Saturday.
British steamship Pioneer Shackford. Liverpoo-W u
Steamship Champion, Lockwood New York-oourtenay
Steamship Miami. Mclaughlin, New York; & T Getty.
British bark The Queen, McNabb. Liverpool-R Mure
Co.
Schr Hunt, Compton, Boston-H Baker Il Co.
Went to Sea Saturday.
Steamship Champion. Lockwood. New York
steamship Miami, Mclaughlin, New York.
Bark Chattanooga Freeman, Liverpool.
Bris susan L Voorhis. Fulford. Georgetown, c.
Schr Lilly. Francis. New York.
Schr D Keeling, Hubbard, Baltimore
Schr Carrie Webb Worthington, Georgetown, > L.
Schr Hunt, Compton Boston.
Went to Sea Yesterday.
British steamship Pioneer, shackford, Liverpool.
From this Port.
Steamship E Souder, Lebby, New York Dec s.
Steamship Charleston. Berry. New York, Dec I.
Schr Samuel Cashier, Robinson, New York. Dec 1.
Schr ] W Allen. Doane, New York, Dec a.
Up for this Port.
Steamship City of Port Prince, Jackson at Boston, to
leave Dec IL.
Brc Yankee Blade, Combs, at Baltimore Dec ).
Cleared for this Port.
Brig Open soa Coombs at philadelphia, Dec A.
Schr E V Glover, Mgersoll, at Boston, Dec T.
schr Shiloh Hubbard at Baltimore, Dec g.
schr Mary Stockman, Webb. at Philadelphia, Dec s.
.Iatc paI1,il II, 4.
Sailed for this Port.
c,oomch;n Georne linton Crowell from Boston, Dec o
Brig Tangent Rich. from Newport |, Dec 4.
Memoranda.
Tho New York papers, of " ednesday state that the
schr Moses Rramhall g mastedl Hussey from os'nn
nah for New York with cotton on the wreck OF tht
sunken steamer Scotland at Sandy HOOK yesterday at
NJ The coast Wrecking Company sent tnelr stealnel
Wipants to her assistance, AMI at ll4o M sne wa
nulled off with seven feet of water in her nora, ano
lowed 10 their house at Jersey CITY steam pump
was put on board the company are engaged IN Keep
ing her Free and dlscharglng Tue carSo "ii' " '0
or less damaged
Tho Savannah Republican, of Friday last, makes tnt
following report: The schr Ora Moneta captain bryau
left Hilton Head last Friday with cargo OF lumber
bound for Savannah. There were about dozen negroes
with them lot Of island cotton and provisions Jus
after leaving the head she stayed, and went ashoE
on the point AL on board succeeded IN reachinR tn
shore although there was heavy sea running Ut tn
time During the night the schooner broke lnio Iou
necns which drfted ashore Her cargo was also waset
ruon the beach, and nearly oil stolen oeiore oaS
light.
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xe,x nrisans Market.

NEW ORLEANS, December 3.-CoTroy-The market
opeaed this morning with only moderate inquiry, many
buyers having their orders cancelled, while those who
came forward offered inside rates Tor strict classhca-
tons but later the day factors meeting the demand
freely The demand became active and the sales
summed up $3.50 bales irregular prices, but the
Whole showing further de>hne OF &c. We now quote
Cdi lary at lS4I3Lc, Good Ordinary at 13Hal4c Low
Middllnc al 14Lza4 q, II ddng Ut -a15&c, and Strict
MiddinG 81 I5]Sc. the opening OF business there
aaemed 70 b no prospect Of large busines-consd
arahlv the largest this eeasonas tn the moderate sup
ly offering and reduced views OF ou ele appeared TO IL
dictate on.y an average movement; but the unavorabe
tnr OF the New rk and Liverpool accounts and the
course OF the hnge market compelling factors o SUD-
INIT 10 the nee ssons claim d. led to the active demand
Th,ch suoseoue y occurred. In regard u the rre9u
arty OF prices We state Good Ordinary sold at ic
Low Mddlng st 14c and Middling at 15c, or &c less
than cur inside fgu On The otuer hand, there were
sales shove the tide rates. particularly for ood staple,
which commanded prices. The sales OF the past
three DAYS sum up 1920 bales The receipts proper,
excluding the arrivals from Mobile Florida and Texas,
amount bales against H. during Ihe cores
ponCiug period week, owing decrease OF 2734
bales The experts com Sc l5.Q09 bales, including
O67 to Liverpool 124 to Hdvre $50 to Barcelona, 3c2
TO Vera Cruz as TO osson, 1868 to New York.
STATEMENT OF COTTON.
Stock hand lst september, 1867 baes-l5,256
Arrived to-day ay....................... ... 4,3I2
Ai ed previously SSsO5-l4S2l7
l58,l78
Cleared to-day ,..,.,....,............. l'254
Gle red PREVIOUSLY. i6,o25-T69Oi
stock on hand and on stipboald. ......... 1856
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Boston Market.

BOSTON. December 4.-CoFFEE.-The market tor this
article has been very quiet 'stweek and scarcely
ANYTHING has been done There Java in first hands,
and but few hundred pockets IN second hands. Small
safes have been made at 26c per ID, gold In St Domin-
90 and Rio hing has been done prices arc noi
nally the same,
.onSng downward the past week. and prices now rule
W Ie per ID lower and he tenency si appears to be
dnpnward The advces troia liverpool have been
tx tds to dpress prices We sales OF ord
nary and good ordinary al lS1iSc j. low %Gng at "a
Ice and middlng at l6ai'c Pc 'A 'i''uups upiands
and oulf. hot,or dopera ~.
soIne eytent AT f prices although the decline in
keeps in check Amy ISeaTS.
and Shrtings Drills Prints aud Delanes nave ueen sold
to fair extent at previous price; - -, -. ,oa>o,o,
GUsNY 1AGs-Market quiet smaLi sa'es d. i'|a"'''
for heavy bags - o-.;,,o cor,-
GUNNY CLoTH-The transactions i'll this articio coa
prise 500 bales at 75c q yard gold, IN oopo oT Ie @
importation The currency rates are nomnany 4ss"-oe
. yard.
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COMMERCIAL.
EYporls.

LryERpooL-Per British steamship Pioneer-2s2 bags
sIaId 1918 bales Upland Cotton Per Isitaa Bl,nsa
bark The Qleel-l0 bags S and 2O9l bales upianu
Cotton o96 okls Rosin, S6S bags Cotton seed
BoSTJN-Per schr a Hun.-4sO bales Cotton, ucasks
Cay ,.. 20, .,o,o, p;,.
NEW YosK-eer steamship Champion-lSi aerces Hse o's
6a nIrs = Island aud so oal Upland Cotton. ZIG
bales Domsstes Per steamship Miami-ll5s
bales Up.apd CottoI.
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Stock on hand.


SEA Is1SDs-The Sea Island market has been dull the
pas week. owing doubtless to the depression In uplands
The demand has been principally for lower grades
Prices range from % 65 An article well hane
with frmness of staple will command as hic as 10
R1cr-The receipts during the past week have been
l2746 bushels of rough rice, making total SINCE sep
tenber 1st Of 102683 bushels. There is but little doing
a the T.. dency: downward We quote clean Carolina
at 75<aSlc; prime rough 81 15a2.
SLr-Ihere is rye supply on hand, and good de-
mand with upword tenoec y. The last cargo sale
reported was st 81 55 by Dad We quote 75a1 So
TIMBER AND LUMBER.-A large drift OF timber has ar
rived nom Carolina sin last which was taken up
at tormer prices The mills generally at work De-
rnand limited. Freights are unchanged coaStwIse. A
charter has been taken for Cienfuegos at 80 90 One
vessel is oadin coastwise We quote mill timber at sS
ASH per NJ shipping timber ranges from So to $50.
according to size and manufacture Orders have been
moro freely offered the past week. some have been taken
while others have declined in consequence OF low
prices rendered We quote ordinary sizes s2Oas3; diff
cr,lt sizes sos TO $780, Narrow flooring S2laS23.
FRE1oHTs-The advantage this week Is in favor OF the
shppers and rates somewhat less than our last quo
ations We quote: To Liverpool, by sail, dull at hd for
upland; and "a for isaLd; through by steamer,
ma New York. "a; TO Iavre, 1Hc; to New York. by
steamer &c for Upands Philadelphia, &c; to Balti.
more c; to Boston, per steamer. and sc per SAIL
Timber tr lights a. e nominal Lumber treghts coast
wise sSes9 We hear OF charter to River La Platte at
$40, and 8 per cent. gold; SIT gold offered to Rio
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C. DUCREUx's PATENT
For Instantaneous Detachment OF
Horses from Carriages.

TTNHIs INGENIOUS AND VERY USEFUL INVENTION.
i which has been patented in the United States,
France and England offered by the subscriber to
the public feeling assured they will find it. upon e1ami-
nation one of the greatest inventions OF the age.
Prominent among Its advantages are:
FIRsr-The facility with which horses may be harness
ed to or embarrassed from Carriage also rende g it
unnecessary the person embarrassing pass beSeen
or behind the horses is customary. thus avoiding any
liability Of being kicked.
sEcoSp-In case of q horse falling. he may be loosed
from the carriage in second without the driver eav
ing his II s simple in its operation that child
can work it.
THIRD AND GREATEsIIn of horses taking fright
becoming unmanagable running away, the terrible
consequences which frequently follow may be all avoid
ed By this simple application to carriages as the horses
can be oosed from the carriage in twinkng, ana ne
carriage is quickly and safely stopped. ~ ,,.
Mr. c. DUCREUX gave several public exhibitions. .aSe Inc
great favor and praise manifested BY the public on
occasions is one OF the evidences OF popular apprea
ton of its merits. ..,.,..
Terms may be known and orders received or nPptyu
te paent TO carriages or purchase State Rights oy
addressing to C. DUCREUX. Patentee,
ocrobor 90 Smo
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A Tight Money Market.

I'm 1855, the extreme troubles in financial al
airs lreg forth many humorous etdsIons iron
.be pens of some unfeeling wretohes, whose pro
lnctious may in one case be slightly altered t.
suit the present time.I
Hanging round the corners
Boring every friend,
Sneaklng into Uanks,
Nothing there TO lend
Plieously begging
Every man you meet;
B.ess me! Ibis is awful
such ughtness on the street.
Merchants very idle,
Praying for check
Want to keep going
Stretch 1t neck and mock
Dat blers II ".ue staple
Blue eS blue can Do.
Evidently wishing.
They We're "fancy Tree
All orr splendid -aiiroads
Have such awtu, props.
Twenty thousand Bulls
seem 10 hold their stocks.
Many Of the Sears
In the trouble sharing,
Now uegin 10 feel
They've been overbearing
Risky spectators, ii
Tlmbhng with the stock,
Never mind the stopping,
More than clock
Still they give their dinners,
Smoke and drink and sup.
Going all the better
For Winning up.
.sNational" institutions,
COMPANIES OF crust,
With other peoples money
Go OF on bust
Houses OF long standing
Crumble 90. OF sight
With so mauy "smaSneS
No wonder moneys ttgh-
Gentlemen OF means
Having lot, TO spend
Save Il little sympathy,
Nothing have to lend
Gentlemen in want
Willing to pay double
Find that they can borrow
Nothing now but trouble.
Half our men Of business
Wanting an extension,
While nearly al the others
Contemplate suspension;
Many of them, though,
Don't appear to Tread II
Every cent they owe
Is so much to their credit.
Currency is contracting.
Credit all Is cr4cted.
Women all eSpan ling,
AS ii to countoract;
Uneasness increasing
Where Will e trouble end,
Every one would borrow,
But no one has to lend.
Dodging round the corners,
Trying every source;
Asking at the banks
Nothing there, OF course;
Money getting tight r,
Misery comp etc
Bless mel but It's awful,
The tightness on the street.
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, December 7.-rURPESTET-Isa shade
lower and quote sales OF s Les at sS 20 for son.
and 5 Is Tor hard 2 $50 TBS.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-Saes CT 20S btls at ~ cents per
gallon. 40
RosN-Market dull. Sales Of 49S bbs ct 81 for mixed
lots of strain d, No and low No l.
IAR-Sses OF lsO bbs at 50 25 a Dbl; market closing
dull .,<.
for hidding.
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PORT CALENDAR.
CORRECTED WEEKLY
PHASES OF TIE MOON,
Oons1gnees per south carolina Kanlroaa'

s4s bale Cotton 81 bales Domestcs 10 cars Wood and
Lumber cars Cattle. &c. To II Jeners Co, Adams
Fro.t & C.. Cohen Hanckel & Co. j X j Kirkpatrick,
Mowry & Co j NJ Caldwell & Sons. q w "inlams & co,
Thurston & Holiness u Walter * Co. Hunt Bros John.
ston, Crews Co, Ra lroad Agent, upper son, D
Robson Graescr Lee Smith X Co, Stenhous X Co j
Coscroye C Froneberger, Adeer - Armstrong Osten:
do, &. c o Witte Watson IL Hill q A Hopley co, ID
Albers P Walsh, r. Austin, Bolmann Bros, Walker, .
lara q Reeder. Courtenay & Trenholm, Mantoue co,
n G Wayne ] NJ Eason, W P Russell X co, VIC Dukes Il
Co. A ] Salinas Bagsett Co. Davis W Court,
new CO. Wagener Heath Monsecs. W Downing D
Walker j Wiley. NJ Goldsmith X Son. Ia Meyer d
Mallnnee e yelling.
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Savannah Market.

SAVANNAH, ecenber 5.--Co rros--For the hrst
fbrse avs flowng our last issue the market dis
fin ushed .or steady Decline in consequ nee OF the
depressing news from Liverpool. Buyers. howeve.,
fond il df :ut to fill orders holders withdrew their
stock rom the market in the hope OF tier prices On
wednesday more activity and better feeling prevailed
and the hopes OF an Improvement were realize an
advance OF &c .o-day. We quote:
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further sales of Eastern and

HAY-Therc have been further sales OF Eastern ana
Northern at S2Oa27 q ton. as to quality.
ZhvIr SroprsSniri,s Turpeitine continues IN mod
crate demand The sales have been at 6ao'o and to
arrivo at soc gallon Tar quiet and the snes nave
No n ar-ive NJ a - a Sb; and 10. No and pale the
market is quiet and prices are nominal
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Hay-Is in small supply and with limited receipts and
Good demand; prices f. at SOC for shipping and
RIor-We her O no salee Prices nominal.
sueARs-Raw Sugars in lair demand, and STEADY.
Sales of uba at 10T and Demeiara at 14|al5hc. he
dned are quiet 49,. =. -.e,.
FnEIoi Ts-To liverpool 700 bales Cotton at 90 6da,
So sa ESQ bbls Eosin 9s lSM boxes Tobacco a 2s
and 500 bb Flour at 2s Cd To London per steamer,
Is. Bremen bark TO Cork for orders WITT "-oO qrs
grain at rs Cd.
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The recepts have con iuued to fall of, which attri-
bne in addition to the advanced last week. to
the desire OF plan to hold back for better prices as
thew have been selling recently for less than the cost OF
producon We hope they will send on their stocks
on hand to avoid arrivals of large quantities at any one
time which is likely to produce an erroneons aes OF tne
OF the CROP and consequent depression OF prices
in Liverpool
Tne exports have not been large this week as last
as may be seen by the annexed table:
STOCK on hand September 1. 1867. ess
Received siace November 29............. n,1u
Ae'e''eU paw 'N''' - 155,O57
105,esO
Exported since November 29............ 14,1B
Exports" p'''''"''' 1885
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Tnc Charleston cotton Market.

OFFICE OF TIE CHARLIE ESTON DAILY NEWS
CHARLESTON saturdav Evening, December 2. 1857.
The news from the English market showing firm and
advancing prices the demand here was strong and AMI
mated and the rates improved about &c. q ID closing
with light stock and improved tendency In prices
Sales about 1900 bales of which 800 we're sold the even
ing before and not previously mentioned say 81 at AK
50 at l4h 50 OF AK 4s at 10; 80 at 15; l4S at loA
15alX;4a 1T at 15%; $50 at l6: 81 at l6K sS
at and on The evening before e6 at l4% IS at lS
151 at l6.
We quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION
Ordinary to Good Ordinary. .13AYl6&
Low Middllng... .................'''.to'f@S-
Middung. ...................... .....'.'''tS SS-
Strict Middlng. ng...........r............ .lotsS-
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Consisnees per Northeastern Railroad

Consisnees pcr Northeastern Kaiiroaa'
December q.
no bales Cotton l9S bbs Naval Stores, Mdze &c. To
IL T D kirkpatrick II Rodgers Co. Davis Bag
rett & CO, Reeder, Adams Frost 4 co. G Walter
Co W Ryan, Caldwell son, q w Williams CO.
NJ Easou & Bro MAJ ok Bros, W SAackeltord,
Stoney, Pritchett, Bulwinkle, Sawyer, Railroad
Agent, and Order.
Consirnces per savannah and Charleston
Railroad, December s.
Cotton Rice Corn. Peas, Potatoes, Wood Idze. &c
To Railroad Agent southern Express Co, Middleton
J ERWIN. B Goodman, o Reedcr. Dudley. Il Prln-
gle, W c Bee l. Go, kanapaux Lanneau SANDERS
Cohen. Hanckel X Co. G II Hoppock q Walter \ Co.
" Lawton, j S Hilton, W Dowling, Z Rodgers CO.
r L Daniel Adams, Frost & Co, Mrs Murray.
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TESTIMONIAL.
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ENoNEERING DEPARTMENT.

TESTIMONIAL.
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ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT
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Professor ofDrI iing ~.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-12-09

Tho New York Evening Post of Friday, December
says:
CHA ;s nrmcr The carrying rate is Is c per cent.
Isl, noId beng scarcely so lentful for delivery.
The loan market is easy at per cent. on call. anu
,10 ON discounts in which here is rather more bus