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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1867-02-21

trade IN valentines, an aggregate OF over two and
half million valentines ranging in price from three
cents to one hundred dollars, and the total value of
which, as sold at retail is more than three hundred
thousand dollars. This is the production Of sin
gle firm.
Mot many moons since, some Indians who
saw several women baptised by immersion, in the
river at St. Joseph, Missouri, hole being cut in
the ice for that purpose, imagined that the cere-
make them good, afterwards brought their squaws,
cut hole in the ice near by, and gave them a
ducking in spite Of their remonstrances.
= 1t is stated that the well-known house of H.
B. Clafhin & Co., New York, is in financial diff
Guilty. Last year this firm returned to the Asses
sor OF Internal Revenue an income Of So, ,000, 900,
but is now brought to a stand with liabilities of
$4,000, ,000 The difficulty is to be attributed to
the fact that the market is overstocked, while the
demand for goods is very light, and to sales last
fall on credit
The Columbia Phonir says: An intelligent
freedman who went to Florida several months ago,
to SETTLE has returned to Columbia perfectly salts
fed with his experience, and determined to stick
to South Carolina to the last He states that great
inducements are held out, but the expectations of
very few ofthe immigrants are realized Numbers
OF others, he says, who went out, are desirous of
returning but have not the means of doing so.
Gen. John A. Wagner, of Charleston, has
been appointed Commissioner of Emigration, pur-
suant to the act of the last Legislature, and will
enter upon the duties of his Bureau at once. Two
foreign agents will also be selected to take charge
of the interests of the State which concern Emil
grafton from Ireland and Germany. Gen. Wag-
ener is peculiarly qualified for the office, gentle
man Of fine abilities, conversant with all wants,
and in all respects promises to prove an admirable
selecton.-S0ath Caroluniaa.
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LIST OF SHIPPING
In the Port OF Charleston, July 25, 1867.
VESSELS UNDER 100 TONS, AND STEAMERS coAsTNa
WITHIN THE STATE EXCEPTED.
STEAMSHIPS.
Manhattan, 1887 tons, Woodruff at AdRers wharf for
New York, loading; .:;.;, .coqrtenay Trenholm
Falcon e72 tons Reed at Union wharf for gsia%oTe
i0a0ns' SHIPS. o- ''A' -i''''-'
Amelia. 6ss tons, Conner, at Boyee Cos wharf nom
Liverpool waiting Fraser 20
J Cumming fBr), 455 tons, Hookway, at Boyce Co.'S
wharf, for liverpool, loading. .........R Mure Co
Kjelliestad Norwl 32S tons, Wenge, at Kerrs wharf
for Liverpool, loading. .Courtensy Trenholm
Fnl, de Fair (Br), 4i6 tons, Evans, ut Boyee COS
Annie Kimba 1872 tons, Lincoln at Union wharf from
Newport, England, discharging. NV Smith 4 Co
BRIGS.
Martha Ann Palmer tBrl 800 tons. Chapman, ct Ven
nina's whnlf for Liverpool, loading. R Mure co
Henry Laurens lit tons, Borden, at Union wharf from
Mode to Ispan, - tons, Maristany, at Brown Z Co.'S
Marcelina Span = tons, Sunol at Brown Cos wharf
for Barcelona, loading. HAL
sCHOoNERs.
cranmer (smasted sO4 tons, oranmer, ut Bennetts
vapor 400 TONS Bogert in Ashley River, for New York
loading. hsiey CTelgnton
Casta l19 tons Jones, in Ashley River for Northern
Trident 1So tons Jameson in Ashley River for North
Jonas smith, ss7 ten,, Nichols, at - wharf. for
SsG Ssdy sIss Iss Sns csoxs at Atlantic for Bs
W Beebe 4O6 TOMS Crawford, at Central wharf from
from Boston discharging -. io1 LOCKE
Americus 1877. TONS Moss, In Ashley River for Nortn
NJ Banks 1l2 tons, Smith, IN Ashley River. for New
port, l. loading g.....-........ .Rsley Creighton
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OFFICIAL.
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Postoce at Charleston for the we-A
ending JULY Is, 1867, and ordered to be printeG
In THE DAILY NEWS agreeably to the following section oi
the new postoalce Law as the newspaper having sht
ls,pest circulation in the City Of Charleston:
rcr1c s. And be 1t further enacted That lists Of let
ters resning uroaled for In any Postoce In any CIT!
town or village where newspaper shall be printeo,
shan hareaer be published only in the newspaper
which being published weekly ofener shnl have tht
largest circulation within range Of delivery OF the sad
office.
xS Persons calling for Letters Advertised, should
state that they are advertised. %
~ omce hours from A. N. to6P.M. On Sundays.
from $50 A. N. to 1sO P. n.
=, STANLEY @. IRoTT. Postmaster.
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Mobile Market.

MOBILE. July 20.-CoTToN-The demand has been
limited today resulting in sales Of only 100 bales on
basis of Yesterday quoatonsay 22c for Low Middng
at which figure the market is firm and bare OF Cotton
Tn onsannence of the holiday announced to be observed
In LIVERPOOL to-day no kilograms have come through
MosyTARY AND FrNANcIAL-Business has been dull
all departments to-day: .,.,, u
veasr here Int the scarcity dealers to hold up
to comparative high figures the general rate peing lSs
EIcSsnae is dull at 149ai5o for sixty day Sterling, and
1d for Sight. ,,. 49,, 81 T.,
bankers; buying rate par to prem
New Orleans Sight par to Il prem.
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baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, July Notwithstanding doing to-
day; market very dull.
from spinncrs and speculation sales Of good grades
being restricted on account OF reduced stock included
in the sales 65 bales Strict Midng Georgia to ar
rive at 265c IT'S bales embracing Good Ordinary Up
land at 33c and Low Mddling, to quality from "a to
24hc IN,
saes Yesterday OF 1000 bbs and to-day 1000 bbls or
more City Mills Extra, prices not transpired We quote
S1l 5Oal2 Llso sale of 200 bbls Northwestern Common
Fxtr5 at $40 u.s. Corn Mea-Sale Of 500 bbls City at
5 So Quotations unchanged except for shipping brands
Cty Mills Extra. We repeat as follows:
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, July 3i.-TUnPENTNE-Sales To-Day
of 500 bbs So 20 for soft and 81 GO for hard per s
lbs.
SPIRITS TUnPENrnE-Is in fair inquiry for foreign q
shipment and the price has advanced u cent saes VI
RosnS-Market quiet but prices steady Sales Oh AZ IL
bbls al 50 5 stained 50 95a3 for No and 50 6oa4 20
for No 1; and 1874 do Pale (Kahukoe brandl at So
IAR-is dull and prices declining. lot OF 200 bbls on
rnarkes to-day but not sold, 50 so being offered
CorToN-A small lot sold at 20 cents for Middling.
CoN-Sale from wharf 1900 bushels western ml2ed at
81 81 per bushe, bags included.
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GRAIN-The offerin } Of Wheat to-day much
smaller than the previous day. aiorntng to only TOO
bushels white and 1886 bushels red the market recover
ed from the depression noticed at the close of yesterday
operations; white sold ut So 26a2 As; no primo offered,
and all the red promptly taken at prices ranging
from So 2U 20 latter for chcicc at the close market
was finn at 50 4Oa2 As prime and choice and 50 25a
35 for medium grades. Corn continues in light supply;
$50 bushels white aud $50 bushels yellow received; in
Guided in the sales were 1000 bushels good and prime
white at 81 lSa1 90 600 bushels mixed do 81 H. 1900
bushels inferior 81 o. 800 bushels good yellow 81 49, 100
bushels mixed 81 TO- 400 bushels inferior 81 o. Oats
14OU bushels oered 1000 bushels old crop sold at 5caS
and 76O bushels at e5a9Sc 100 bushels inferior 9O
hye-30 bushels new sold at 81 45.
MoLAssEs-Nothing doing to-day.
PRoyIs1oNs-WIth continued favorable advices from
the West our market kept and tndiy advanc
yg We report sales 80 hhds c ar rib la yesterday
I6c 100 casks do to-day In lots at 16c so hhds Should.
ders heavy johbns trade at prices viz Clear rib
16Xal6 ;c; NIB Is 5a15hc: Shoulders 134a13hc; Mess
Pork Is heI firm at S25a25 SOY sales OF small lot primo
MOSS at s24 Co; of Lard 80 terccs Butchers at 12c
Bulk Meats are offered but sparngly and held above
buyers Quote Shoulders 122ic; and rid sides l4Ac.
RoE-hangoon Is quoted at s1Sa9Ac, currency. A
gold in bond; Carolina Is quiet at IL a12c, currency
SALr-The demand Is good for the season, and with
reduced stock of Ground Alum prices higher quote
SO 5a2 20; lire unchanged s3a3 10 per sack; Turks
Island selling from store in lots at 68a60c per bushe
SEzps- lover is beginning to be inquired for. We
quote with small sales s8 25a8 so per bushel Flax So
suoAR-Continucs quie' but without quotablc change
We notice the sale of 90 hhds Porto Rico ut 1870.
WuIsKEY-It is difficult to obtain correct quotations.
and for tho present We omit them.
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qrhe BennettsYilIe s.Journal''

Bennettsvle, 8. O., In the eastern portion Of the
Btate, by sTUBBs / LITTLE, Proprietors, and offers
superior inducements to Merchants and all others who
wsh 70 extend their business In this section Of the Pee
Dee country. We respectfully solicit the patronage Of
our Charleston friends.
sTens-$ per abnum, invariably In advance. Adver.
tsemNnts inserted at very reasonable rates. JulyS
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WOMEN,s LIST.

IA =, 70
Aooon aoS Msss ~ 1
MstoH, ensI 1a Ms -
AMUn. .iti1 l,s Ms az
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Mugns0, H "ts
Amman Miss A
l.l..s.s H.a.I., -. NJ N
MusIo16s mfo
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COMMERCIAL.
Exports for tho Week ending Thursday,
July 20.
80 rOREIGN

BARCELoNA-Per Spanish brig Despeada-1s3 balcs
Upland Cotton, 100 b6ls Rosin. Per Spanish
: brig Solidad-21S bales Cotton, 100 bbls Rosn.
DOMESTIC.
NEW YORk-Pcr steamship Saragossa-260 bales Up
land Cotton s bnles S Cotton, 9l bales Domestcs,
IS terces Rice 1s Tobacco &c bbls Rosin, Sso
,acks Wheat and 70 packages Sundries. -. Per
steamship Champ.on-1o bags I Cotton, 500 bales
Upland Cotton IS bales Yarn, GOT sacks Wheat 2a9
bbis Rosn. 1923 bags Cotton Seed IA tcrces Rice, IL
rolls Leather, bale Wool, II cases Mdze, 9S empty
Barrels cask Brandy, Dbl Melons, 20 boxes vese-
tables Packages, Horses. Per steamship MO
neka-242 bales Cotton, 1886 bushels Wheat l09 DDS
Rosp, 20S bales Domestics so cases Mdz!, ~ PACK
ages So empty Barrels, &c. .,
BALTIMORE-Per schr Palmer-110,0 600 feet Lum-
oer..... Per schr Lilly-s06lS feet Sawed Lumber.
Per schr KeeGng-l0OoO 600 feet yellow zine
Ilnorinn
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xr Persons depodtng letters in the Postofhce will
please psce the sramp near the upper right hand
nsr Of the envelope and they WIN also please to
ber init without the stamp letter cannot be mailed, but
win be sent to the Desd Letter Once. July 26
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nan: a.: Sarah F |ortman1i : Mary
groves, Mrs Plumesu, Miss @
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Ellen Rentiers, Chariot
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P.H. DRAKE & CO., New York.
ln,il On mwflvr
THE HERALD.

rs PUBLISHED WEEKLY AT NEwBERRY c. a., AT
i So per annum, and, having q large circulation
through all the upper and lower Districts Of the State,
affords great advantages to advertisers.
Rates for advertising very reasonablefor which apply
to our Agent Mr. T. F. SI.fDEK, At the Mills House.
CU0S. g. Il II. GRENEKER.
November R1e1ys ana Proprle,ors,
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THE cHaRLEsTos MARKET.

FOR THE WEEK ENDING THURSDAY, JULY 20, 1861
CoTTON--The improved aspect of the Liverpool
since our last statement prices having moved up at that
point from 1Od 1OSd q d. closing at 1o14d, caused
better feeling and nero active inquiry with some i'm
proyement In rates here Low Middlng having opened
at and Middng ct Csc. 2 ID, and closed at 23
@24c. t for the former, and 25@26c. for the atter
showing an advance of about ha]tt cent ID for
tho week. Operations however, continue restricted for
want of stock The receipts at this point have been 10
bales of Sea Island and 1852 bales of Upland Cotton,
against bales fSea Island and 748 bales of Upland Cot
ton the week before The following statement will e1-
hb the transactions IN this market for tie week just
closed.
On Friday, July 10, better adviccs from Liverpool
caused frmer market; the stock was however, TOO
limited for srge transactions Sales 50 bales; Low Mid
l ng being quoted at s2h@2sc., and Midding Upland
at 25c. q ID.
On Saturday, with more active enquiry, prices In
some instances improved half cent tb. Sales 80 bale;
Low Mddling being quoted at 231@24c, and Middling
Upland at 25c. q IL.
On Monday there was light demand. prices being
somewhat irregular but rm for good Cotton Sales 6s
hales; Low Middlng being quoted at 2315@c and Mid
ding Upland at 25c. q ib.
On Tuesday thero was good demand, in witch the
Detter QuAnueS aQVAnCeQ ceul U SoASo NAo
bales; Low Middng being quoted at 23z@4c, and Mid
ding Upland at 25S@26c. q tb.
On Wednesday there a moderate enquiry. Sales
Sc bales about the quotations Of tho day before.
Yesterday the market steady Sales 81 bales; say
at 49, II at 90 at d. 10 at 22 a %, and Is at 26c
9, b. We quote Low Middlipg OF o31z@a4c, and Mid
ding at 25k@26c.
COTTON STATEMENT.
s. IsPd Uprd. Rice
Stock on hand Sept l, 1s66......... 2s5 $500
Received since July IT, 1SG7.,. !o d'Sos - loo LOO
Total reeepts. 1856 146,51s L, 50s
From July is, '6T. 18 1,6'9 AZ
Previously 80. ,2S7 A3,4S5 1926
1926 145, 1888
Total exports. 6,265 145,ll4 1O3l3
Stock ON hand and on shipboard.... 100 1465 2,25O
SANE TINE LAST TEiR.
S. S.pM Uppd Rice.
Stock on hand Sept ], 1s65......... 3G2 1,610 100
Received thus week. ................. 10 So6 %
Resolved previously. 5,325 s9,Szl oetl
Total receipts. .............. 6,695 102,SO7 3,S46
ExponTs. S.Pd. Up'd. Rice.
Previously. 5.5os s7,172 2s49
5.5l4 $3.50 2s.2
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Ns ana WILL Always renQer bAublhCtiuus
No. /, cures Fevers, Congestion. Inhammasons.. 2.
q " Worms Worn-Fever, Worn.ooic.. 2s
g. 4" Crying Collie, or Teething OF In.
pIappnas Of oiiidien or Adults: ::
8, 4" Dysentery, Gripping, Bilious Conc:;::. 2t
g. f" Choleia q Morbus, Nausea, Vomit- :.
Copshs. Colds, Bronchitis ........
8, Neuralgia, Toothache, Fscesche.. ?!
g. Headaches, Sick Headaohei Vertigo. J!
n 10. Dyspepsia, Bilious stomach.
:" ii, Suppressed, or Painful Periods.....
l3, Whites, too profnoe periods.
Isl Group, Cough, Difficult Breathing. 2
IL Salt Rheum, Er, spelas, Eruptons. y
{" is Fever and Ague, ohin fevcr. :,
II, pies, Blind or Bleeding ....:.".... 8
- l8. Opthalmy, and Sore or Weak Eyes n
10, Catnr-h, Acute or Chronic. Inau. -
40 whooping hoo Cough, vicien. Coughs S
Il, Asthma, Oppressed Bresthiog.:.... u
%, Ear Discharges, Impaired Hoar. :.
II. scrafaia, Enlarged Glands. swell:
a. eeasrni Debility, Physical weakness s
as, Dropsy and scanty secretions..::.:.
23 Sen Sickness. Sickness from Bid
ins......................... y
- ~. Kidney Disease, Gravel. ......... 81
7S Nervous Debility, Seminal Ennis
sions Involuntary Gtschargeg.. 1.G
Z" 10. Sore Mouth, Canker. ............... 81
90 Urinary Ineontinence, wettng -
Bed................ ............... d
81, Painful Periods. even with
Sposp t............. .............. Q.
g. Suffer- ngs at Change Of Lfe.. .......1.0 .0t
8S, Epilepsy, spasms, st. Vitus' Dance 10y
I" "a. Dfptheria, liberated Sore Troat-... q
FAMILY CASES.
Sb vialr morocco case and book.
10 large vials Ia morocco, and book..'...... 6.Ut
10 large vials plain case and book. k.......... oOt
is boxes (Nos to 16 and book. Sel
VETERINARY SPECIFICS.
Mahogany cases, 10 vials
Single vials with directions. s............:";..... lU
E3-These remedies, by the case or single box ars
,t 10 any part of country, by Mail or Ipress fres
81 charge on receipt Of the price. Address
HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC
HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE COMPANY,
once and Depot No. $50 Brosdwsy, New YORK
Tr. HunpHREYs is consulted daily at his office, pef
onxy or BY letter. as above, for all forms Of disease
DOWIE & NOISE. Wholesale Agents.
No. Isl Meeting street,
Opposite Charleston Hotel.
w. A. SKRINE.
A. ". ECKEL & CO.. Retail Agents.,
No. ISL KINd-STREET, 4th door above Markst-st
Iii ~ Charleston. 6. O.
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DRUGS, CHEMICALS, ETC.
SARATOGA
''EXCELSIOR" Spring WATER.


THE WATER OF THIS SPRING Is BELIEVED TO
be uneaualled by that OF any other in the ar-famed
valley of Saratoga Its virtues such as have secured
1t the high encomiums OF al who have used H. possess
Ing as It does In eminent degree, cathartc, duretc
Alternative and tonic qualities.
:, From SAMUEL HENRY DICKSON, NJ. D., Professor
Practice of Physic, Jefferson Medical College, Phia
delphia, formerly Of Charleston g. e.
PHILADELPHIA, November 15, 1865.
have been for year or more past in the habit Of
taking the water of the Excelsior Spring Of Saratoga
Accustomed during the great portion OF my invalid lite
to use the different waters of the several fountains which
boil up along that remarkable valley, dependent indeed
upon them or much Of the comfort enjoy, am sas-
fed that the Excelsior Water is well adapted as any
other among them If not more so to the purposes Tor
which they are generally employed. tsvery agreeable
strongly impregnated with the carbonic acid lively and
sparkling. can heartily and consciendously
recommend It TO all who need gentle catnarhc ano
diuretic. SAMUEL HENRY DlChSON, 4a-N.-,
The water is put up In Pint and -Quart-bottles and
pcckedfm good order for shipping Pnts IN boxes OF
four dozen each and Quarts In boxes OF TWO dozen eacn
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Noxv OrJcana Market,

RNEW ORLEANS, July 2O-CoTroN-The movement
to-day has been attended with more animation, ano
although the market was poorly supplied throughout
and the views Of factors were sill further enhanced pS
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Consisnees per south Carolina Kailrond
July rs.

rs bales Cotton III bales Domestics 469 bags Wheat
121 bags Flour As casks Clay SO bbs Naval Stores car
Cattle, &c. 10 Railroad Agent Muller, Stenhouse
l. Co, Locke, Willis & Chisom, W Armstrong
gers & 60, q sloan, " Courtney & Co. c Ltschgi
Courtenay L. Trenholm, P Dlman, Gibbes co, M
Caldwell L. Sons, w Roach Jefords Co, Giboenra'h
Kenyon A Gage Co, j 81 Claussen, Ravenel 4 Co.
Johnston, Crews & Co, Crane, Boyleston Co, Gold
smith 4 Son.
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City of Columbia Coupons
South Carolina Railroad and Bank Stock ...........2
south Carolina Railroad Six Per Cent Bonds. ..62
South Carolina Railroad Seven Per Cent. Bonds. ...65
South Carolina R. r. Certificate Of Indebtedness. 6O
City Of Charleston Six Per Cent. Stock
City of Charleston Certificate Of Indebtedness ..85
City Of Charleston Fire Loan Bonds. ......oogoo
State of South Carolina Bonds told).
State South Carolina Bonds new issue Of january
l. 1oof '''.'.. on
State of ,iouth Carolina Stock.
State of South Carolina Coupons.
Peoples National Bank Stock. Fur
First National Bank Stock. az
Northeastern Railroad lst Interest Bonds
Northeastern Railroad 1st Coupons.
Northeastern Railroad Certificate of Indebtedness 5O
Charleston Gas Company Stock. u@lI
Charleston City Railway Stock.
Charleston and Savannah Railroad Bonds (Stcte -,
guaranteed. .ooS'N
Charleston and Savannah Railroad Bonds (1st inter-
est OF I'd ne1l o.
City OF Savannah Bonds. ..o'
City OF Savannah Coupons tdue previous to lst june,
1851 a.o, ~
City of Savannah Coupons drc after 1st juno, lsoosS
Memphis and Charleston Railroad Bonds...........Io
Memphis and Charleston Railroad Coupons. ...:...2
Money brings az per cent 4 month on frstcla:s col.
laterals.
Any information in relation to Bonds, stocks, Cou-
pons, or Bank Bills will bo furnished by appncauo9'
either person By letter. to tho Broker above naea
at No. Broad street.
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Consignees per Northeastern Railroad,
.Iulv 26.

371 bbs Naval Stores II bales Cotton car Stock bb!s
Potatoes, boxes Tobacco Mdze, &C. To Adams Frost q
Co. Lieut. Neide, Williams 4 Co, s Burns, D Silver
stein, H Norwood, ] & d Kirkpatrick, J Adger 4
Co. W Ryan, I Murphy, Goldsmith Son, Gud I
martin Graescr, Lee. Smith & Co. G Cunningham, y
E Pritchett Holmes & stoney Mazyck Bros, Marshall
Jr, NJ Gcrsghty, A Robinson & Co.
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RICE. n. STORES. LUMBER.

Exports of Rice. Naval Stores and Lumber,
!, from the Port Of 6hurlcston, from Septe'r
+ 1st to July IS, 1867.
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Augusta Market.

AUGUSTA, July 24.-CorTon.-There was fair de-
maud up to afternoon, when advices from Liverpool
showed decline Of I'd. The sales foot up 295 baes
at a. at 49, at 2SH, ITO at "a "a ct 24 81 at 24.
and a. at M15c. Receipts, Is bales. We quote Mid
ding 1t 24a24h, Strict Middlng 25c.
doLp AND SILvER-Is unchanged.
WHEAT-Is dull and has declined 15a20c, white 50 15a
80; red 81 90a2 10.
CoRN-Steady at 81 IS.
Baoos-Quiet, shoulders, 15a16; B. Sides 16a17; c
La
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Passengers.

Por steamship Moneka for New York-Miss Mary Bow.
ers Miss Bowers, Mrs Mullen, Mrs Jones, Major q
Matthews, - Kiinck, W Taylor J Kramer Mullen, c
Plock, lady and child W Licch.
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the favorable tone OF the Liverpool advces nevertheless
an aggregate business OF 1000 bales has been
nine brokers participating in tho business Prices inai
Gated additional frmness the higher classiacauons,
owing t their extreme scarcity realizing figures dspro
portionatey high compared with the other grades.
The market however, was unsettled throughout ana as
ons we dec It expedient to omit them altogether The
marked reduction in the stock, coupled with the heavy
falling of in receipts most factors to hold back
their supplies in anticipation Of heavy improvement In
prices.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-07-26
MARINE NEWS.
POM OF cHARLEsTon.

Arrived Yesterday.
Spanish poacre Modesto, Marstany, Havana, via So
vanni b. Ballast To W Hall.
Spanish poacre Marcein, Suncl, Havana, vim sayan-
nah. Ballast. To W P Hall.
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Moneka, Marshman, New York-Jno Theo
Getty,
Went to Sea Yesterday.
Steamship Moneka Marshman, New York.
Spanish brig Despcjada Marisany Barcelona.
UP for this Port.
Schr wenonah, Tall, at Alexandria, July 20.
Schr Susanna, Packard at Baltimore, July 23.