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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-01-30

E- Blacssmiths who wish to purchase coal for
their winter car DC supplied with the best
quality of Pittsburgh coal, by calling on Koch s.
Co. at the new warehouse.
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ERRORS OF YOUTgs.

4 gentleman who suffered for years from nervous dc
billy. premature decay. and the effects of youthful in
discretion WILL for the sake of suffering humanity se.t
free to ali who need it, the recipe and directions fer
making the simple remedy by which he cured
Sufferers wishing profit by the advertisers experience
can do by addressing in confidence, JOHN r. oG-
DEN IL Cedar 81. New York. 3GT,
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Insure Your Life

in the old New York Life Insurance Co, :"
The Oldest, safest and best company in Amer
ca. c. III. REEVE, Agent.
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u Look this WAY! IN
II. B REEVES, or
IN. MORRILL,.

IL you are Oat of employment and wish ID
travel, apply at the Red Warehouse, to
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-01-30

FARMERS and LUMBERMEN ATTENTION -FoR
SALE.--Oviatt's Patent Bob Sleds; the best in use
Call and see for yourselves.
EAVELAND & REEVES,
IL At the Red Warehouse.
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u Koch Co. keep fresh Oncndaga Salt,
both Wholesale and retail
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-01-30

l1r The highest price paid for produce at tn,
new warehouse of Koch & Co.
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Agents wanted.

Eight or ten good. active young men can find
a good winters job by applying soon to
Ii. B. REEVES, or
r. NJ. MORRILL,,
at the Fed Warehouse. or can address for ia.or-
nation box 225, Plymouth post Office.
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CLE,vELASD & REEVES have just received
a car load of fresh Lime, for winter use ; call
at the Red " arehouse.
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THIS is the last week Of the s'Reminis-
cerces."
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Insure Your PROPERTY

in the old "4Etna of Hartford" the best and
safest company on the continent; or the
PHOENIX. or PUTNAM, or CONTINEN-
TAIL or SECURITY. Delays are danger
Gus. LIGHT MILLIONS CASH CAPITAL repre-
scented, by c. III. REEVE, Agent.
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~ Koch & Co., at the new warehouse have 4
supply of the best Ohio Lime.
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Pittsburgh, at. Wayne L. Chicago
Railway.

On and after Oct &c. 1871 Trains will leave Stations
daily, Sabbahs excepted az follows: TRAIN leaving
Chicago 10 p NJ leaves daily Train leaving Pitts
burgh at . - Z. NJ. leaves daily
TRAINS GONG WEST
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For Sale Cheap,

and on time \ fine residence in Plymouth
Apply soon, tn
C. H. REEVE, Land Agent.
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p. r. w. sc. X. w.

The 10. sS m eastward express does not stop.
cal freghts pass cast and west at II 30
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STATIONS. EXPRESS. EXPRESS EXPRESS yxPErss
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ment's clcs.d quiet and firm. Money active and
stringent during the day. closing slightly easier
Sterling dull and unchanged. God closed weak
at S4iiS.
BALTIMORE, October 3U-F;our dull and inactive
Wheat very dull; choice red 81 3aa2 50 Corn dull
and lower; white Il p5a1 10; yellow sla1 Is. Oats
shade frmer Rye dull. Mess pork $780, shoulders
131za13a.
LOUISVILLE, October 3O-Flour, SC to G 80. Corn,
new, 45 to soc; old, rs 70 92c Mcss pork s3l. Lard
17,sc. Shoulders, 1896 clear sides, 17i4c. Whis-
Key 81 05 10 l 08
WILMINGTON October So.-Market letter; no
sales. Turpentine and rosn irmer; No S4a5; No
! and OPAQUE mixed So 25a3 50. Turpeptine 81 Co.
Tar 50 30. Cotton irner; good Ordinary %; low
middling 22ls; middling 23l231s
AUGUSTA, October 3O.-Market easier; sales o44
bales receipts CIT; mi1dngs 2ai.a222; sales OF the
week 214C receipts $500.
SAvAySAu, October 81. O.-Cotton opened quiet, but
the demand increased towards the close; sales 1916
bales middlings firm at 25aa?52; exports 293o; re-
ceipts 2012.
MOBILE October 30.-Saes of 400 bales; demand
Ii sit; market easier; mddlings 23'Ia24. Receipts
1863. Receipts OF the week, 77G5 Exports coast
wise, 23se Sales 6l0O. Stocks 252 223.
New ORLEANS, October 30.-Middngs 23iIa23iac.
Sales 1900 bales. Receipts 5116. Exports 7270. Re-
ceipts of the week proper. 2S 55 gross, 2S,5Ol TX
ports to Liverpool, 3i45; to the Continent lS'99l;
coastwisc, GIL. Stock, 1888. Sterling 451Eai7.
New York sight exchange !, discount. Gold 3424.
Sugar and moasses active and unchanged.
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But it is contended that whatever the Church
OF England has done we may do. On the same
ground we might do whatever the Church OF
Jerusalem, or any other church has DONE ana
by parity Of reasoning We might do what au TO-
gethsr have done. This church is new
church, be maintained and reading from the
preface to the Prayer Book, he showed that uni
formity of ritual and of worship is required.
But the advocates of these changes ignore this
preface.
DR.. AluIcahey remarked that the country
ministers and people are working noby Tor
again they read in their. church papers of the
growth of fRitualism-of Puseynm-in this city
and the other. He was not afraid of Ritualism.
It is too expensive. In some OF their parishes
they cannot get supplies for themselves. He
was opposed to the minority report because it
tended to awaken suspicious in the minds OF
the people, who are now unsusoicious.
DR.. Dekoven, of Wisconsin, read from the
journals of 1914, when it was declared by a
message of the House of Bishops, concurred
in BY the Deputies, showing that this church
was modelled after the English Church, and
took the place here Of the former there.
After protracted debate, the Rev. Mr.. String
fellow, Jr., of Indiana, offered an amendment
to the minority report which he would like to
is utterly impossible to insure uniformity IN
rites, ceremonies or worship, it is therefore
inexpedient to take any action in the premises.
motion to lay on the table was then lie,
together with another to adjourn, which was
carried, and cut off debate,
Wednesday, the nineteenth day Of the Con-
vention, was mainly occupied with discussion
of the motion of the Rev. Mr.. Dashiell of
Maryland, to postpone indefinitely BOTH the
majority and minority reports on Ritualism.
After long debate the motion to postpone
was withdrawn, and substitute for both re-
ports offered by Rev. DIR. Van Dusen, of West
ern New York, and laid over. This substitute
was inlfavor Of giving the Bishop Of each dio-
cese power to decide in relation to the rubri-
cal regulations OF worship.
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Ayes-Aldermen Potter, Wall. Cade, Olney,
Whilden, Moore and the Mayor.
Nays-Aldermen Cunningham, Voigt, How
ard and McKinlay-4.
Aldermen Geddings and Lindstrom wero ex-
cused from voting at their request.
Alderman Olney, from the Committee on Ac-
counts, presented the following annual state
ment OF the City Treasurer for the fiscal year
ending 31st August, 1868, and moved that it
be published. Adopted.
Alderman Geddings, from the Committee on
Engrossed Bills, reported as having been ell
crossed for ratification an ordinance to provide
for the liquidation of interest and arrears OF
interest on the city debt to first October, 1868.
The ordinance was ratified in due form.
Adjourned. w. H. SMITH,
Clerk of Council.
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the boiler to his engine about to be erected, be
granted, provided that the same be free du-
ring fire for the use of the Fire Department,
and be built in such manner as shall be ap-
proved of by The Committee on Streets.
-ReSolred: That Mr.. Thomas Frost be appoint
at the meeting of the Cheraw and Darlington
Railroad Company, to be held on 18th NoVem-
ber prox;mo.
Alderman Olnay proposed the following mo-
ton, which was carried on the ayes and nays
being taken:
Move to reconsider the vote taken at last
meeting on the resolution not to pay the bill of
6. ". Eean, for extra work done on the Etna,
and Hook and Ladder Company, and Phoenix
Company Houses, and that the bill be referred
to the Special Committee on Fire Department,
end to report upon at next meeting.
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Passengers.

Ter steamship James Adger, from New York
Mr. Coiburn, wife, daughter and servant, Kinck, J
Aspinwall, wife and two children, Miss Klinck, W
N Bcohe, Mrs Richard Morris and two children,
Miss |. Gibson, Mrs Hickman NJ Harlow, Miss 9
Newcome. g II Hoi pock, wife, three children and
two servants, Miss smith, g Pease, Miss Whiting.
ton, Miss L Stevens Miss Emma L Brooks, Mrs
Garety, Tobsh, NJ Fiskc. II Baldwin. Gen Fry,
j E Spear, Miss spear. W Molyneaux. Cadow,
and in steerage.
Per steamer Fannie. from Savannah via Blu1ton,
Hilton Head and Beaufort-Dr Bouknisht, c Shoe.
maker, W Bouknight, smith and lady, VII.
son. u Myer, Davidge, Master c ] Colcock, S
Cooley, wife and daughter, Master CColcock, W II
Harriso, " Bellows, L Wesson, st Ravenel AMI
servant capt Crowell J Alden, ard II on deck,
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charge of the TWO institutions at Charleston,
now under the charge OF the Bureau. and
known as the "Old Folks Home" and 'Shaw
Orphan Asylum"
In this connection also request that I may
be informed whether the State is ready to pay
over to the civil authorities at Charleston, at
such time as they may ask it, the remainder of
the appropriation Of 1000, ordered by Breyet
Major-Genera Candy, for the support of the
charitable institutions in that city. II the AS
sistant Commissioner can satisfactorily inform
the authorities of Charleston upon this point,
be hopes that he will then be able to induce
them to take charge Of the Bureau eleemo syn
ary institutions.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
JOHN R. EDIE,
Brevet Colonel U. S. A.,
Assistant Commissioner, &c.
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Marinf ufus.
-~->~-~>>~'0' - =,
Port of Charleston, October 3 !
Arrived Yesterday.
Steamship Golden Horn, McBeth, Hartlepool, Ell

Steamship Golden Horn. McBeth, Hartlepool, En-
LETT October 9th. TO AIure & Co.
Steamship James Adger, Lockwood. New York.
left 9th inst. Mdze. To Jas Adger Co, 5 hall.
Southern Express Co. Adams, Damon & Co. BITES
l. Co, J L Adgcr & Co, D Apeler. Apple, L b "a
misb L Co, q Bischof CO. Bollmaun Bros, l NJ
BRISTOL, A Brookbanks " Brookbanks, Bulwin-
klc X & A Caldwell Cameron, Barkley Co,
Carr & Co, ] Campbell, Cartmill, Harbeson & co. I
NJ Cater, W Chafee & Co, Cacius l. Witte, j Com.
MINIS Cobla & Co, P NJ Cohen, j X Cook co,
Daily, Dowie & Noise, Fairly & Co, Fiem-
ing l. Co, FoSartie's Book Store. Goldseln: GOOD
rich, Winenan * Co, A G Goodwin, agent, G Ham
ilton, j 81 Graycr, W HARRISON, Hart L Co.
Henerey & Co, Hillen, Il II Hoppock. Hunt,
JcAords 4 Co. Kep kiIsman Bros, Katie y
Co, Hi Ok, Wickcnhcrg Co, Krcsse, Jr Laurey
Il Alexander, Il Mcdowell & Son. j McElhose,
McLoy & Rice, Mantouc Co, Mrs NJ Madsden, NJ
Marks W Mar, chez, S K Marshall, AIarshau Burge,
F Meyer, G Minor s. Co, Muller, Nimitz co,
North, Steel & Wardell B O'Neill, O'Neill K Son,
D O'Ncill. Jr, Osteado!ff Co, Palmetto Pioneer
Cooperative Association, D Paul Co, PelZer, Rod
gers & Co, Foppenheim, " Rook, Russeli, Il
:;alas. Mrs Seabrook, l. Schnell Co. Shackelloru
& Kelly, w Schaffcr, j Schirmer. " Steele, u
Stcffeus e. Co. Stenhouse & Co, L Stoddard Co,
Stoll, Webb & Co, Tecklcnberg, Walker, Evans
Co, Werner l. Ducker, Wilson, n II WohIiman,
II Williams. w Yates, a Hing, Johnston, crews q
Co. Furchgott Bros, strauss, Yances Co, d Harr1s'
Crane Boyleston & Co, Miss Gibson, Douglas \
jackson, Hustle, Calhoun Co, A h Hayden. Goud-
kop & Beuthper, Bart Wilth, Smith, Uterhardt
& Campsen. NJ & A Ashton, Quinby Jager,
J Marion, F Won Santen.
Brig Crocus, Swan, Georgetown, c. 10 klsley
& Creighton. The Crocus has teen ut Georgetown,
s C, for some Iconths in disabled condition. aha
was brought 10 this polt by the tug K Staples 10.
repairs.
schr Jonas Smith. Nichols, Providence, L :
days. Bal asst. 10 the Master.
St. amer Fannie, Walden, Savannah via Bluhton.
Hilton Head aud Beaufort. II bags and bales
Upland Cotton, and Sundiies. 10 Ferguson, d
Stoney, Piuckney Bros. w NJ Lawon. Hopkins, Nc
Pherson Il Co, Railroad Agents, w Z Bee x Co, J a
Enslow & Co, Rlvenel & Co, Mrs Dawson, Mrs
NJ A Snowden, Adams 4 Frost, + Krcssel c Ial-
bird z Adams, Southern Express Co. Ritter.
Harrison, lizard, Frost l. Adger, Wills Chisolm,
T Bong. " Gurney.
Boat from Jamcs Island. bags Cotton. TO
fraser & Dill
Dy drays TIT Ia Chsoln's Mill-lS7 iierces Rice.
To hisolm Bros, J Il Baggett Co. II Bi.chof
Co. G Hoppock.
From this Port.
Steamship Champion Lockwood, New York, Octo-
Der q.
Steamship Charleston. Berry, New York, October 20.
Steamship Sea Gull, Dutton, Baltimore, October ~.
Shipncws by Telegraph.
SAVANNAH, October 3O-Cleared, ship southard,
for Liverpool.
Arrived, steamship Lea, from New York.
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AUGUSTA, October 29.-corroS-The market
onenel this morning with very light demand at
81 but clio: ed dull and nominal at %, with sellers
in the majority Sales 436 bales; cepts su6 Da,es
ConN-Firm. We quote white 81 20; mixed 81 10
'V %ngsTMwe quote white So 25a2 50; red 81 soa
o25.
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Sumter Market.

SUMTER, S. c.. October 2s.-coTroS-About 275
bales have heen sold during the week ending the
osh instant all full prices. the market Closing firm
We n,lole: Ord!nart olc, good ordinary 22!=, low
mida!ing % !, nidding 23ai, strict m;ddllns 24c.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,

STATE OF SoUTH CAROLINA,
ExEe UTIvE DEPARTMENT,
COLUMBIA, S. c., October 20, 1868: :,
Respectfully returned to Brevet Colonel
Edie, Assistant Commissioner OF South Caro-
lima, with the remark that by the 1st OF Janu-
ary proximo, feel myself authorized to say
that the State will be able to pay any moneys
that may havo been appropriated BY the mill
tary commander, or by any other If proper au-
ton. On the meeting of the Legislature in No
vember next will recommend to that body
sue. legislation as will provide such suitable
State: County OF proper Asylum as will appear
that the necessities Of the orphan children and
dependent paupers throughout the State may
demand. r. K. SCOTT,
Governor OF South Carolca.
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FLoun-City Mills $40 6Oa13; at retail 81 per btl
higher; country s1Oa12, according to quality.
OATs-80a85.
EYE-S1
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BUREAU R., F. AND A. L.,
HEADQUARTERS ASSISTANT COMMISSIONER.
COLUMBIA, S. c., October %, 1868.
Respectfully referred to the Mayor OF the
CITY OF Charleston, whose attention is invited
to the Endorsement of Governor Scott.
1t is hoped that the municipal authorities OF
the City OF Charleston will take such action n
the premises as the circumstaness !. demand mi
Brevet Colonel, U. S. A.,
Assistant Commissioner.
REPORTS.
CHARLESTON, S. c., October 20, 1868.
To the Honorable the Mayor and Council Of
the CT q Of Charleston:
GESrLEMEN-The Committee on Streets, to
whom was referred the petition OF Messrs.
Cohen and others, for repairs on Ashley-street,
recommend that the same be done. Respect
fully submitted. L. y. POTTER.
ALEX. LINDSTROMe
CHARLESTON, October 20. 1868.
To the Honorable Mayor and COunch Of the CITY
of Chaf lesion:
GENTLEMEN Committee on Streets, to
whom was referred the PETITION Of James Mel
vim, praying for an increase OF pay on his con-
tract recommend that he be released from his
contract from the 1st day of November next,
and that the Clerk be instructed to advertise
for contract for the unexpired term.
Respectfully submitted.
ALEX. LINDSrROM.
Adopted.
BY Alderman Potter:
CHARLESTON, S. c., October 20, 1868,
To the Honorable Mayor anil L0ancH q fie
C.ty Of Charleston:
GENTLEMEN-The Committee on Streets, to
whom was referred the petition OF Robert
Brodie, praying for payment for nine hundred
and seventy-one feet of land taken from him to
widen Market street, find that q former Coun-
Gil awarded one dollar per- foot for other lands
taken ON the same line; we therefore recon-
mend that Mr.. Brodle be paid the same price
for his.
L. r. POTTER.
ALEX. IINDSTROM.
Laid over to next meeting.
Bv Alderman Lindstrom
The Committee on Licenses beg leave to re-
port favorably upon sundry applications for IL
censes, referred to them at the last meeting.
Respectfully submitted. -
G. J. J.CUNNINGHAM.
Adopted.
BY Alderman Olney
The Committee on Accounts beg leave to re-
port upon the examination OF the following
commend that they be passed for payment,
viz:
ORPHAN HOUSE.
Sundry Bills. 81. 3GG 4O
CITY GUARD.
Sundry Bills. ....................... lat 80
HOUSE OF CORRECTION.
Sundry Bills. .................. w u
HEALTH DEPARTMENT.
Sundry Bills. Observation-Disclosures. 524 90
CITY HOSPITAL.
STREETS.
sundry Bills ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1871 so
COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON.
Sundry Bills. ...................... 7S6 90
MAYORS OFFICE, &C., &C.
s3,401 SC
HI OLNEY.
WILLIAM q, WHILDEN.
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FOREIGN
LIVERPOOL
Shin Richarl the Third Wood, cleared. sept 3O
The Agra Fillmore, up. ....................'Oc 'Oct
The Aluurtuuash Murray, sailei .......... .Oct o
CARDIFF.
Bark Jenny Lind, Sherwood, sailed. August -
ANTWERP.
ship Narragansett, Hamln, sailed. ..oct y
BREMEN.
G bark Gauss, Wclting, sailed. .........Oct 8
DOMESTIC.
BOSTON.
Brig Cyclone Johnson, sailed. Oct 20
Schr Allen, Doane, up. '.'.oct %
NEW YORK.,
British ship Mosher. Mosher cleared .....Oct 70
Brig James Baker Phelan, cleared. ........O OCT ~
schr Ida 5 Burgess Burgess, cleared. ..oct o
Schr L DAVIS, Bishop, cleared ............Oct =
Sour Caldwell, Mccormick. up. p.............oct 20
PHILADELPHIA.
Brig Kirley, Bernard, up. OCT ~
Big A Dcvereaux, Clark, cleared. Oct "a
Brig John Welsh Jr, Mundy up...........Oct 70
Schr Z Grove Weaver cleared. ..Oct 20
Scbr W Ii Tiers, Hoffman, cleared. ........ oct 70
BALTIMORE.
Steamship C.rro Lhills, to leave. ...Oct ~
SAVANNAH.
Ship Habet -, cleared ....................oct2 ~
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Markets by Telegraph.

Markets by Telegraph.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
LONDON, October 3O-consols 9415. Bonds 1875.
FRANKFORT, October 30-Bonds 1873.
PARIS, October 3O-Ihe bullion in the Bank Of
france has decreased 10000.
LIVERPOOL. octoper 3O-Noon.-Cotton steady;
sales 600 bales. Sales of the week l19 cOO-ior
port 33OOO; for ecu alton 49, O0O Stock 4i7 oOc-o
which 1000 are American. Ercadsuds and provi'
sions unchanged
Afternoon steady. Stock afolt 3l5,coO
bales, whereof 10000 bales arc American. Taliow
53s Cd. Manchester adyices less favorabl:; prices
dull. Mess pork and naval stores quiet.
Evening-Cotton closed quiet and stead" prices
unchanged.
HAvRE, October Glow middlinS franc &c Gen.
times,
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Consignecs per South Carolina railroad
October 80.

1C04 bales Cotton SO bales Dome sites, 16u barrels
Flour, cars Wood tars Stock. To Railroad agent,
Chisolm, " Smith, Hopkins, Mcpherson Co, g
W Williams & Co, d DeSaussure, Prlnsle, G "
Steffens & Co, Cohen, Hanckel co, Bowling Co,
Reedcr & Davis, Mowry & Co. Pelzer, Rodgers co,
Goldsmith Son. q bischoff & Co, Il Katte e. Co. G
Fl Walter & Co. Wagner, Heath & MoDsees, Rrodie Il
Co. G Walter & Co, W Ryan, Wis, G FolliD.
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per Northeastern Railroad
October 80.

73 bales Upland and bales Island Cotton. 1000
pounds S Seed Cotton Hides, III rags Rough Rice,
ITO bbls Naval Stores, &c. 10 " Williams * Co,
Pelzcr, Rodgers & Co. N Drucker, J D Aiken & Co,
Frost Il Adger B Feldmann i Co, Ravenel & Co, W
Ryan, Grsyeley, Claghorn, Herring & Co, h
Ingraham & Son. Weliers. Schwerin, g II Wal
ter [; Co, Reeder 4 Davis, A Goldsmith Co, ] NJ
Caldwell & Son, Graescr, Lee, Smith l. Co. Galllard
Mnott NJ Caldwell u Son. J A Quackenbush, G
Pritchett, Mowry & Co. Bollmann Bros. Aazyck Il
Saltu5 Campseu & Co.
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Commercial.

Tnc Charleston Cotton Market.
OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS,
CHARLESTON Friday Evening, October 3O' 'GS.
The staple was in good request and became quite
active with some irregularly in prices, but towards
the close the improving inquiry and the lcssening
stock caused frmer feeling, and the market closed
strong. Sales about 11L0 bales, VIZ at 20, ~ at
2O, 90 at 81, &c at 2l 81 at 21, % at 22, l45 at
22s, 95 ut 22 5s at 23 21G at 23, 9i at 23, 4s at
o. II at 24, 81 at 24, and 10 bales Of Zpporah at
25@28c 2 ID. We quote:
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

New YORK, October 3O-Noon.--Ioney active at
T. Sterling 92i. Flour dropping Wheat favors
buyers. Corn 1c lower Mess porh 1rncrGt SGT 75
Lard dd l. Cotton steady ut 251s. Turpen inc Ala
441s. Rosn AMI freghts quiet.
Evcning-Co;ton active aud firm; sales 2So0 bales
at o51Sc. Flour and wheat dull and declin ng and
noninally unchanged. Corn, mixed Western, 81 H.
Lard unchanged Groceries quiet Turpentine, 43
a44c. Resin unchanged. Freights firm. Govern
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Memoranda.
Tic schr Maria Hall, Shepherd, which sailed from
this pert few days snc', bound North, has return
cd on account oil head winds.
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ANNUAL STATEMENT
Transactions Of the City Treasury for the Fiscal Year ending 3s
August, 1868.
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B..
W.
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LIST OF VESSELS
UP. CLEARED AND !S.iILED FOR THIS f'Ohi
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LUMBER OF EVERY DESCRIPTION AMI
BUILDING MATERIAL, LIME and PLASTER
ING LATHS. PAINTS. OILS, CLASSES SHINGLES; i.
also. GROOVE AND TONGUE BOARDS, &C., con-
stanty on hand at the lowest market prices.
September IL mthslyr
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-10-31


By Alderman Whllden
Resoloed, That the application of Mr.. Thonl-
as Dotterer for permission to sink well 10
Alexander-street, for the purpose of supplying
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-10-31

ment's clcs.d quiet and firm. Money active and
stringent during the day. closing slightly easier
Sterling dull and unchanged. God closed weak