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hAShE, Nofenioei Ao'
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

DOMESTIC mAhhtlos
New YORK, November 16.-Noon-StocEs opened
very excited Monev easy at on governments. GaI
on mixed collaterals. Sterling OK. Gold a5sS.
Flour shade Armer. Wheat trihe better Corn
Lc. higher. Mess pork dull at s2s Is. Lard dull;
steam 16sSa16,<. Cotton firm at PAX. Turpentne
firm at 451a46 Rosin steady; common strained
50 IS. Freights nominal.
Evening-C Cotton firm; sales, 230O bales at 24,Ic.
Flour shade frmer; prices the same. Wheat
nruer. Com, mixed Western, 81 il to 10; White
Southern, sOc. La-d steady. Whiskey quiet al
81 O5 to o. Rice quiet; Carolina, sS rs 10 12H.
Turpentine A to 45c. Rosin, SO S5 to 60 FreGhts
dull; cotton, by sai u; by steam. q. Money
still easier; on call, to Z. Sterling weak at s1.
Gold excited. closing at S61l. The transactions to-
day were enormous the clearings being sl27 oooo
DAIfrMoRE, November 16.-Cotton dull at 24
Flour more active; superhno sc 5Oa7 %. Wheat
dull; prime to choice red 50 20 to %; low grades
81 60 to 75 Corn firm; new white IS - sO; yellow
s5c to 81 OS. Pork firm q. $50. Bacon acnVe'
Lard 1s.
C1sc1sSAr1, November 16. Flour dull and un'
changed. Corn quiet. Whiskey- demand light at
81 Mess pork s24 50a25. Lard in kettle 161S shout
ders IS.
ST. LOUIS, November 16--Flour firm for low
pr.des: superfne 81 seas 50. Corn heavy; new e7a
~. o,d Is. Bacon in small supply; shoulders l324
14h;clear sides 49, Lard dull at l51s. Whiskey
unchanged
WILMINGTON, November 16-Turpentinc 40; rosn
81 GO to 10; crude turpentiue 81 81 to2s Cotton
low middlings, 21c. Tar 50 SO
AUGUSTA. November 16.-Mar;ct more active anu
prices steady. Sales 662 bales. Receipts 57a. Md
dhngs 21Hc.
SAVANNAH, November 16.-cotton opened quiet
but closed active at Il to re advance; middnvg 70
and some asking 2sH. Sales 1900 bales.
MOBILE. November 16.-Cotton opened easy, but
closed firra at 22Aa227s for middling. Sales l5oC
bales. Receipts, 1918. Exports, c'S.
NEW ORLEANS. November 16.-cotton advanced
owing to the advance in gold and sterling exchange
Middline 22Ha2S Sales 67OO bales. Receipts since
Saturday 7e4s. Exports, 5sl6. Gold sega 81. Ster
ling unsettled. Commercial 47Ia47h. Bank 4S14a
4sI York sight par. Sugar declining. Receipts
increasing. Common s1E. fair l0H. Yellow clarified
AK Molasses declining-prime G2ha65. choice TO-
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RICE-The demand continues fair for this grain,
prices continuing without decided change; sales.
200 ierces of clean Carolina say Ss ierces OF clean
Carolina at 7Hc q ID, ITO tierces at 7Sc q ib. AMI
IS tierces at 7Mc q fb. We quote Fair Carolina
at Ia, good at rs, and good to common prime at
re q 1t.
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Gommerfial.
,rIeston Cotton md Rice Market

The Charleston Cotton md Rice Market.
OFFICE OF TIE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS,
CHARLESTON. Monday Evening, Nov. lG, 'GS.
CoTTON-An active inquiry commenced early in
the day, which continued to the end of business,
the market closing Arm; sales about 1909 baes viz:
% at 90 46 at 2Os; 10 a2l 129 at 2l; 123at o12l;
80 at 81; 2U4 at 22H 2H as'221zc, and Ill on rri-
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LIST OF VESSELS
Up, CLEARED AND .SIILED FOR THIS P0hi

FOREIGN
LIVERPOOL
Ship Richard the Third, Wood, cleared Oct 26
The Agra, Fumore, sailed. Oct ~
The Monnequash, Murray, sailed. oct =
British ship Gorilla, Jones, sailed ......"..Oct2 70
CARDIFF.
Bark Jenny Lind, Sherwood, sailed. August -
ANTWERP.
Ship Narragansrtt Hamlin, sailed Oct y
Ship Grnhams Policy, Burgess, sailed. ..... oct 70
DREMEN.
N bark Gauss, Wciting sailed.
ALLOA.
The Jane. Carson, sailed. .Oct Il
LEITH.
The Harkaway, Horton, sailed Oct Il
DOM ESTIC.
BOSTON.
Schr Allen, Doane up....-.............Oc Oct 25
Schr L Rich, Paddock. up.......... ........ Nov :
sEw YoRE,
Steamship Champion Lockwood, cleared. Nov II
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WINTER TINE TABLE PASSENGER TRAIN
ATLANTIC AND GULF RAILROAD.

CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
GENERAL sUPERINTENDENTS OFFICE
ATLANTIC AND GULF RAILROAD.
SAVANNAH, OCTOBER %, 1868.
ON AND AFTER SUNDAY, NOVEMBER ],
" TRAINS ON THIS ROAD will run as follows,
commencing with L. NJ. Train:
NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN.
Leave Savannah Sundays exceptedl at...... ..7OOpM
Arrive at Live Oak 8 20
Arrive at Jacksonville at ................T r 81 NJ
Leave Jacksonville Sundays excepted) at ...7 Is
Arrive at Savannah Mondays exceptedj at. s. OOAM
DAY TRAIN.
Leave Savannah Sundays exceptedJ at. u 90 N
Arrive at Bainbridge at..................10 10 20PM
Arrive at Live Oak at at....................5S ~ II
Arrive at Jacksonville eat............ i 80 II
Arrive at Tallahassee at..........,.....12 al. ~ 81
Arrive at Quincy at t......................3 8 15
Leave cambridge Sundays excepedI at. ...7 90 NJ
Leave quincy at..... ................. o2I
Leave Tallahassee eat.....................10 10 As II
Leave Jacksonville 10 lsA
ar1ve atys at saUunnah Dan Sundays exccnc m
Passengers to Stations west OF Lawton and Live
Oak take Day Train from Savannah.
Passengers from Banbridge connect at Lawton
with Express Train for Savannah at 00.A. N.
PASSENGERS from Tallahassee by Day Train connect
Live * with Express Train for Savannah at II 40
i. NJ.
sleeping Cars on Express Trains
No change between Jacksonville and Savannah on
Express Train.
Steamers leave St Marks for New Orleans, Apa-
lachicola and Pensacola every FRIDAY.
Leave ST. Marks for Havana. Key West, Cedar Keys
and Tampa every Wednesday.
Steamers leave Jacksonville for Pa!atka. Enter
prise and all points On the St Johns River every
Sunday and Wednesday at 90 A. NJ.
H. S. HAINEs.
November emo General superintendent.
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sh1pneWs by IeIeBruPH.
SAVANNAH November lG.-Arlved-Schr Nellie,
TarboX, Rockland, Me. Sue met OF New YORK the
brig Selma, in distress.
Arrived at Dari-a-Ship Rochester Liver rool.
Cleared-Garduer, CJll!, Liverpool.
FORTRESS MONROE, November 1G.-1he steamer
Matanzas from Savannah for New York, loaded with
cotton blew out her tube of Hatteras. The vessel
took fre. and the crew were compelled to take to
their boats. They were picked up after being seven
hours out ard brought to this port
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irou India 2u3,OO0; and from America 25 ooe balee.
Total 766, 600 bal 8. Deficiency in visible supply
as compared with last year. $1,000 bales. Price OF OF
norris in the United STATES 1854 bales more than
' sar time last year. Estim sted stock held b, Man
chester spnnefs the mills 100 600 bales stock in
Havre 23d u sc 1874 bales, against 6S 5So ast year.
Stock in London 2sh u 127 2so bales. against 49,,
lO9 bales last year. with excess in the quantity at
sea of SS 900 bales over 1867 AvtIage weekly con-
Sumption and export at Liverpool 10 November !,
1867, G. 7o4 bales and to October 49, 1868, 64,79i
halps.
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Columbus Market.

coTITMBUs GA. November 13.-CorToN-
Though orr market :s higher than any lniiad clty,
the receipts have fallen of nearly onc-h'!. from
those OF last year. This may be attributed, in q
great degree to The smallness Of the crop made In
this section and as much to the holding OF the
staple on plantations. Both these causes operate 10
lessen receipts. In tho West the receipts have
largely increased over those OF last yelr; at tne
ports they have almost doubled.
Though several considerable orders have been
filled during the wcel tine market Les principally
been of local character This Is shown oy tne
small amount Of shipments All who can ore hold.
ing. AL the cotton that is offered Tor sac hnds
ready purchasers though shippers complain that
they cannot ill orders at ruling quotahons. VI
the 28 34G bales received to this time last season,
10. 143 were shipped. Tho stock was 9oG2 This
year farmers are not pressed and better. are not
forced to sell. Weather. duling the carly part Oh
the week, was warm, but has been very cool since
Tucsday-clear al the While. H~aVy frost thls
morning.
Saturday, Northern middlings, the basis of our
quotations. were dull nt G22c, sales 10I bales; Mon
day. dull at 221sa222ic, sales Al ba;cs; TUESDAY,
nominal Mt 22c, sales 81 bales; Wednesday. with
downward tendency al 2l1sc, sales 10 bales; hurs-
day. steady and quiet ut u &c sales 132 bLles To-day
the market unsettled by the evening news OF tue
decline OF an 1Sd i'll Liverpool sales ~ bales Inc
following are nominal quotations Ordinary, l8ll9c;
good ordinary, 201sc; low mdilings. 2lc; Ii ddirgs
(Nol.hern) 2l 1sc good nliddlings, 221sc.
Receipts since september l, lSGS l4.6Ji Da!es;
same ii @ last season 2S,34G.
Warehouse sales for the week $50 bales.
Weeks receipts, 1878 Bales, against 4llO th@ cor
responding week of last season. ind l9S the previous
week OF this year.
WEEKLY STATEMENT.
Stock on hand September l, ,1S6S-bales ....... $50
Received past week. lu3 -
Receive previously. i0f-14'oo'
1887
Shipped past wees. ees...............". ~ ,oo
Shipped previously. .........'...''''0 ~ ''i'0
Stock on hand November 13, 1e6S........... 1927
Nashville Market.
NASHVILLE November 13-corroN-Thc mar
let opeued to-day at the closing figures OF Thursday
evening and iuriug the morning as high as l9I was
paid Au evening dispatch WAS received from LlVer-
pooI announcing tie closing of the market dull at
decline of I'd since morning. This unf'Voraole
news had tendency to check operations mere lmme-
diately. and the market closed dull with no ouyers
over i9c. We quote: Ordinary Is; goou orulnury
lsHal9; low middling 19a19H.
The receipts of the day amounted to 2o9 paes' WILL
sales of 293 and shipments OF GU Dales.
COTTON STATEMENT
Stock on hand September l, 1868. cc..'GV
Received previously. .o.oo-offi
Total .c '00''
Shipped today. ~ -,,o
Shipped previously oo'l-'1a0
Stock on hand. "o'
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Markets by Telegraph.

LONDON, November 16.-corscls 81. Bonds heavy
at "A.
FRANKFORT, November 16-Bonds firm at 1888
7sA.
LIVERPOOL, November l6.-Noon-Cotton quiet;
sales 10 600 bales Breadsurs quiet. Sugar firm Of
81. Cd.
Afternoon-cotton quiet. Provisions unchanged
Naval stores firm.
Evening.-Cotton quiet; upl,nds 1oSu1oad; Or
leans 1o%a11d. Common rosin IS Cd. Tollow 6ls
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Sales Of the week 1918 bales, including 5!95 70
spuners 2494 to spectators, and 1875 TO export
ers. .
Stocs in the interior towns October 80. 1868, 40
200 bales against 3S 4 o bales same time last year
Gross reccirts at this por, ior the week, 24,632
bales.
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PORT CALENDAR.
Marine ufws.
ArriEed Yesterday.

Port of Charleston. Nov'ber
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will bo sold together with tho Mules and farming
tools. For terms apply TO lee
s. s., KEITT,
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dec Ut Charleston, S. G.
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THNHE FINE ESTATE known as KEITTpLACE,
4 lfstuntcd in st. Matthews Parish The Estate
consists of three separate Tracts. The Kcnnorly
Place has 100 acres cleared and 200 unclcurcd The
Darby Place has 500 cleared and 200 unclcared-ull
fine Cotton Lands. The keitt Place consists of
2,400 acres, one half cleared and in fine state of
Cultivation. The Estate Is waterel by large
Rich Red Clay. The Estate would be Leased all to
one person, or in small Tracts Of 90 or 100 acres,
10 suit small farmers
Fine Mules sold with tho Place OH credit
The kenncrly and Dnrby Places would 10 sold
desired For Terms apply to
j. J. WOODARD, st. Matthews =. O.,
nov Orangeburg District, S. D.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-03-07
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TARD.-H IIAVE>NOTTfsaEaEp AEH,
through the OaASoEDuRaa g. news and by letter
through the Pest Oice TO call end Je so1ie ON
their accounts if they could not pay me MI. Many
lraye paid no attentonto ethcT aud feel compelled
tt"rncy that tfc partly paid or Satisfactory ar.
arrangements. made, by the first of March, next, AZ
much as I ain opposed to put any ono 70 oost, but
duty to my creditors and my family compels mo to
do so. F. IT, W IRIGGNfNX
june 8 nm