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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-06
Rnsfnn MnrLct.

BOSTON, December 1.-COFFEE.-The market
hns been quiet for coffee, and no sales Of any I'm
bugs and pocketsaand Rio at I5al7c per 10, gold.
ST. Domingo IL quiet and prices arc quite nominal.
CoTrON.-There has been very little life TO the
cotton market the past week, nnd prices have
again cased OIL, but there Is q stcader feeling at
the close, and prices are believed to have touched
from abroad are more favorable. The sales have
been 1900 bales ut 23a23 go for ordinary. 2ia24c G
for good ordinary, 24Ha2Sc for low middllng. and
25n25lo for middling, including uplands and Gulf.
DoMRsTIcs.-The market for cotton and woollen
goods remains without much Improvement There
has been some speculative demand for plnin cot
tons, but prices rule low aud unsatisfactory.
FKuiT.-Thcre has been quite movement in
OLD Malaga rais!ns the sales comprising 10000
resales Ut s3 90 = boX. New layers are dull at
81 IS q box 81 32a2 So for half boxes, and 81 25
mand at 14al6c for loose drums. and l2Ha3Oc for
cases, us to gnality. Other kinds Of fruit have
was oiered at auction today, and was as mostly mostly
withdrawn, Us the trade appears to be very In
different about purchasing even at 4 considerable
at 81 co. 500 half do, 100 sold at 81 2o 5000 quarter
do do, 200 sold Mt 81 l5al 10; 500 half do nat 100
l0; 1900 boxes London loose raisins so sold ut
81 s2h; 500 quarter do dO lat at 81 lGa1 Il; 500
quarter do layers 60 sold at 81 15 800 half do 80
sold Mt So 60; 500 quarter o DO leo sold at 81 30a
81; 500 fratls secdless, 80 sold at $S; $50 casks
blue mark 10 sold ut SI5 IS, all less 2H per cent.
were withdrawn, no one disposed to make bid.
GUHNY DAGs.-Markct quiet ana prices are no.
minally 16hal7Iic currency.
GUNNY CLoTI.-There have been sales OF 800
bales, In bond, ut 0 cts gold. Currency rates are
nOminaly l0a2oc for good.
HAY.-Thcrc have been sales OF Eastern anti
Northern at Sl5a2j {, ton, as to quality.
NAVAL STORBs.-ln spirits turpcntinr there have
been sales OF small lots at 49n50c q gallon. III
tar nothing OF any consequence has been done.
In rosin sales or 400 bills No for export at So 10
az so g bbl. In pitch the snles have been coniin-
ed to small lots.
RIcY-rhe market Is dull and the sales have
hecn copllued to small lots at 7sas cents q ID Tor
Carolina.
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Havana RIark,t.

HAVANA, November 27.-with diminished stock
our market remains quiet but firm for No. l2 at 0
nized by the trade and board OF Brokers firm for
", whites @ through at :6%a7N per 100 lbs; yeows
aO aOa Nos 10 Il ITO 70 At sdaa5M do; browns Nos
$SAa4A; muscoyadoes-good old for refining
1 from Tmnsh reals per nrrobc, or s32la4h per 100
deliverable at $4a4I. A contract closed at Carlo.
ms Tor 1000 hhds with cash advance OF $I0 900 at
e. n, ,0f nrst nerchantablc goods; and In sagna In
figures rule this market to day. a lot on hand
here or new goods, aud parties anxious for money
bie at sax for about $50 hlids; centrlfugaIs held
high; no rate established. MatanzasHsaics or
aS a2Soo m ls , to arrive & early fn fair refining at 81
Nos. 10 10 II sell At STALK do. Sales or the week
cover ID ,soob boxes Shipped hence and from Ma
OF which for The United states, 53iI boxes and
ai Sio nlus; balance for European ports; leaving
s!oGKs IN the two ports cqnn 10 1882 boxes and
doand 7s3 do. ''' ~ W. ''''
,M&oLassEs. MOL Receipts very light; no sales made
deaiers cover rs 600 hhds. OF clayed and MuscoYa.
noGs reas pm mnrt es OK reals to h and second at OK
February, March ami April. 20 NN" 80
Tnn"ld" AID uuAi.s.-Ieai tobacco and
scIsars can Just now 10 bought to better advan-
pTlceS are Slcrc0typcd. D.
oln,r Notwithstanding Of intcrcst to advise.
FREIGur5.-Sclo0ncr Nellie Bowers Amerioan-
1900 boxes New Orleans direct at soc each l,ri isn
brig J. Clark to load In Matanzas for New YorkM
2h' ''"h'" """n,ratn'l syrup and $50 boxes 6uUor
al - and 81 each. Do, American steame err Wm,ls
worm ~ ,;aricnms tnOw therc) for same port to
ioad In Matanzas-l7Jo boxes sugars at 81 each.
hli'.n i'''a L"hn liycrI, TO load In PcnsacOla-
~ "" '.'."'"r 'nr Havana at S. per 1000 feet
sold. spanish brig-i4oo boxes Falmouth and
at 4e frs. Do brig Prouto to load in Nav Orleans
eoo bales of ooitop for Santandcr AMI San Sebas.
tll,i AZ pe' ~. DO ITO Frederic0-l4o0 boxes
an0ar ,lirnct 'torlrnnx nj 90 fra. Disposition 10
advance, under which foreign shipping begins TO
a., ~ NJ u ~ fic ast week and by
the way to Havana aud other Cuban ports.
EScuASue.---i.uiIdOn at l4HalS premium:
Paris aud Continental francs at I1ao do; spnin al
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Below the Heights.

| sat NJ Bernc, nnd watched the cliain
Oficy peaks and passes,
That lowered like gotls above the plain.
In stern majestic misses;
waited till the evening light
Upon their heads dcscendcd;
They caught il on their glltterlns height,
AMI held IL there suspcndcd:
saw the rcd spread o'cr tho white,
Just like naidcn's biushing,
Till all were bathcd in rosy light,
That seemed from heaven rushing:
The dead white SNOW was full OF life,
AS ifsomc huge Pygmalion,
Hal sought to find himself u wife,
In stones that saw Dcucalion.
Too soon the light began 10 wanc,
Though lingering soft ana tcnacr'
Aud the snow giants sank again
Into their calm, dcnd splcndor.
And, rs watched the last faint glow,
turned as pale as they did,
And sighed to think that on the SNOW
The rose SO quickly faded.
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Savannah Market.

SAVANNAH, December 2-CoTroN-AL tile
close OF our last weeks review, we noted an !r.
mldaling. The marke; Mt the opcning OF the
week under review. stimulated hy favorable for.
cd very active, and prices advanced over &c with
q heavy days sale OF 1Go0 bales. closing quiet al
2ia2txc for miding . The next day Is operations
rendering both holders and buyers cautious In
operating. Sales OF GOO bales were Effected, hold
On Tuesday, sales were effected on basis OF ai1ic
for Liverpool mIddllng, hut only such lots as
S ho % csS anp o
was brcathed into both holders and buyers,
pool ,nIddling being held and taken up put ut DC '
AZ The close or tho market cstertay prices were
their samples open at 24Ic, aud in some in.
stances received those prices, buyers were indIs.
posed o,o 10 operae coniining their purchases TO
engagements. From the above summary, II will
be seen that the market is very unsettled. The
policy OF the government being evidently secrc.
tivy, uisarrangcs values, and especially tile value
OF our staple. A distinct announcement OF a line
OF financial policy would settle the markets and
allow operators TO go In "not blind"-Iut with II
full knowledge OF nll the surroundings. The Of
fering stock here is limited receipts have senslbly
fallen OH aS will be seen from our comparative
tables.
The receipts for r., the past week foot up 1855
Per Central tailroad, 1929 bales upland; per A.
G. Railroad, 2l29 bales upland; per Florida
steamers, $40 bales sea islands; per coasters, flats
wagons, &c, 10 bales upland and bales sea Is
land; per Savannah River, 1916 balcs upland. To-
tai, 1886 bales upland and $50 bales sea island
The exports for the week have been as follows:
To Liverpool, $3.50 bales upland, (which includes
l947 bales inadvertently omitted In last weeks
statemcnt;l to Havrc, 1040 bales uplc nd and SO
bales SEQ island; TO Bremen, 1922 halcs uplnnd to
New York, 1920 bales upland and II ! bales sea is.
land; to Philadelphia. 334 bales upland: to Dosto on,
GIG bales upland; to Baltimore, 5s3 bales upland,
and to Charleston. SO bales upland. Total, 15, ,G7i
bales upland and 307 bales sea Island.
SEA ISLAED.-ln this description Of the staple
nothing has been done during the past week; the
which have ruled during tile week, buyers have
quit the market, and quotations may be reported
nominal.
FREIonTs.-Dull; the large tonnage in port opc-
rating unfayorably. We quote to Liverpool, by
steam. "a per pound; do. by sail IA. To New
pOnnd. BY steam to Philadelphia, &c per pound
on upland; domcstics 76c. To Baltimore by steam
5<c; by soil nominal.
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Markets by Telegraph.

LONDON, December a. Noon.-Consols e315;
bonds 85x.
LIvERPooI, December 4-Noon.-Cotton dull;
uplands l2al2iS; Orleans 12ha12iad; snles 10, 600
bales. Corn-Europcan, 29s 8d.
Evening.-Cotton closed dull; uplands 12; Or
leans I21sd; sales $4,000 bales; speculation and
export, 5000 bales. Brcadstuns quiet.
PARIS, December 4-Noon.-Bo opened nrm
Rentes 72f 20c.
with declining tendency; spot, If. 35c::; afloat
II. 33c.
DOMESTIC MARKEF5
NEW YORK, December 4-Noon.-Stocks steady
Money I. Sterling, long, sX; short, or. Gold
223s. 1928, IA; Tenncssecs, eX-conpon. 5lH; new,
4aH; Virginias, new, 52H; Lousianas, old, e5;
LcVces, So; Alabama clghts, o5; Georgia slXes So;
scvens. %; North Carolinas, old, 43a; new, s35l.
Flour dull and declining. Wheat quiet and firm.
Corn unchanged. Pork heavy; old mess, s3s.
Lard dull. Cotton heavy at 25 TurpentIne quiet
ut AK. Rosln dull; strained, So; No. 9, SO 15a2 4o
Freights DUH
Evcning.-Bank statement unfayorablc show
ing loss OF s, 600 legal reserve. Gold 22zs
Governments have been active ana buoyant under
large purchases for European account; 'G2s lax
u14A. Sterling dull at s2suSZ. Cotton heavy
and declining; sales 2700 bales at Csc. Flour
heavy and declining; superane State, 81 70a4 o5.
Whcnt quiet anu very hrnli winter rel and amber
city, $5a7 SO. Corn unchanged. Whlskey, 81 o4lS
al o51s Beef quiet. Pork heavy and lower;
old s33 Ooa33 25. Lard lower; Kettle, Ioxa1o5S
Naval stores quiet. Groceries quiet. FrelgIts
unchanged.
BALTIMORE December 4.-Cotton quiet und
steady; low mddng, 24a24G. Flour quiet end
steady. Wheat steady. Corn active; prime
white, Sjao2; yellow, o0ao3. Oats dull Mt So. Rye
dull at 81. Provisions quiet. Lard 10. Whskcy
81 DIAL o5. Virgnias, old, a bid.
CINCINNATI, December 4.-Corn declining; new,
7saSo; DID, s3ao5; little Offering. whiskcy dull
Pork dull Mt 30 60. Bacon dull and lower; shoul-
dcrs, Is; sales at 174a1SA. Lard held Ut 1Sal8A
WILMINGTON, December l.-Spirits turpcntine
dun and declining ut 39a40. Rosn quiet. Crude
turpcntinc unchanged. Tar &C be.tcr-s2 o5. Cot
ton quiet at 23a23E 81
AUGUSTA, December 4.-Cotton opened quiet at
23c for middlings, and closed weak 221c; sales
962 bales; receipts ll4o bales.
SAVANNAH, December 4.-Cotton, receipts 3lOo
bales; exports 1905 bales; sales 1000 bales; mid
tllings 232l; market dull.
MOBILE, December 4.-Cotton good and gen.
c!ai demand, closing frmcr; sales 25oo bales;
mtldilngs 23I; receipts, 3sl7 bales; exports 1865
bales.
NEW ORLEANS, December 4.-Cotton easier at
23A; sales 5000 baies receipts $685. exports, Liv-
erpool, .27o3; Bremen, 9ioI; Barcelona, 43o; IIa-
Vana, 14o; coastwlsc, 55l bales. Corn higher;
white, 81 20. Hay, $s4 W. Others Unchanged
Gold, 23H. Sterling, 3s1. New York sight, Ha
x premium.
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Rodgers It co. q w Williams Il co. G II Walter 4
CO, Frost hdger, Gracser 4 Smith, w Ryan,
Mowry co, W Smith, A Salinas, Cndweil X
Son, " Courtney co, 4 H Mulllgan, Willis &
Chisolm, wP Hall, Watson K hin, Clnghorn, Her
ring CO. J Marshall and others.
EoRT1EASTERS RAILROAD.
200 bales upland cotton, tl bales sea island cot
ton, 4oS bbs naval stores, 90 bushels rough rice.
cars lumber ndsc &c. TO A Qunckehbush,
Eartlpn, Wagner & MOnsees, S u StOncy, Kins.
man L Howell, Marshull, Jr, a Il Mulgan, Frost
i Adger, NJ Goldsmith 4 Ssu, Rccdcr 4 Davis J
Brann, Rhctt 4 Son, Il II lIcncreY Gailiard & MI
mott, rrnglc son, Hopkins, Mcpherson K co, A
Goldsmith CO, Howard & bro, + NJ BRISTOL Il
co, w DcSaussurc, a Pritchnr,l, lrOtlic & CO,
sch 60, X pierson, II Klatte & co, Gracscr &
Smith, ltavcnel CO. Pclzer, Rodgers & co. Mowry
K co, w Bee CO, kirkpatrick Wittc, l. Cohen
4 co, Claghorn, Herring 4 co, II q ChisOlm, q W
Williams & co, Mrs n T. Martin, " Ryan, J ID
Aiken 4 co, u yelling, Marshall Jr, W Lcbby,
Welllng, ana RailrOnd Agent.
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this port, cleared ut Fcrnundlna, Fla, November
l7th, for st Pierre, Martinique.
The British brig Cecilia, Bistrup, previously re-
ported as having smiled from Liverpool for this
port, arrived nj Norfolk, Yu, Decembcrl.
The schr Allana, Rokes new three masted,) $50
tons. OF nnd from Rocklnnd TO load for Charles.
ton, arrived Mt Belfast, Ne, December 5.
The schr Mary Gilchrst from Bucksvle S C.,
for Belfast. Nc, arrived AT Holmes Hole Deccm-
her ..
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, December 4.-TuRpRNTIRE-Is
unchanged In price. Sales OF 253 bills at 81 90 for
soft, and 81 70 for hard, per $50 pounds.
SPIRITS TURPBNTIHE-Sales OF 80 casks ut 4Oc
and IS casks at soc per gallon-the market clos.
ing at lowest figures.
R0siE.-Sales OF only 1s1 bbls at 81 70 for No. 2
So for extra No. 2, and So so for No. ].
TAR.-21o bbls sold at S2a2 o5 per Dbl.
.CoTToN.-Sales Of l3 bales Mt 22Mc, 90 bales at
23c, and bnlcs at 234c per pound.
HAY.-35o bales Northern sold from wharf at 90
a95c per 100 pounds.
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Georgeto,yn nIarkct.

to report this week. We quote from % to 25c
per pound.
CoRN.-Full supply. Small lots at retail bring
Ing from 81 40 TO 81 so per bushel.
TIMBHR-4co sticks reached this mp-"et last
week and met with ready sale, bringi..g Z, 8, 9.
timber In demand and prospects OF an improving
market.
TuRPEHTIsE.-virgn dip, SO 90; yellow dip,
81 90; Rcrape or hard 81 % to 81 60 per barrel OF
$50 pounds tO the barrel,
SPIRITS TuRPRNTINE-Pcr gallon 41a42c.
TAR-Per barrel, retail, 81 rs.
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CoInmhus nIarket,

COLUMBUS. December 3.-To.day 362 bales were
sold at tho following figures tile market closing
Ordinary 2O1a2lc; good ordinary c:,XaaI4c; low
22Hc.
Sales OF the week 2651 bnles-1620 reported for
Northern splnners, ISL on European orders to he
shipped direct from Savannah, $50 for specnlators.
weeks receipts 1850 bales against 30o4 the pre-.
vlous ono and 1920 the corresponding week OF last
season.
WEEKLY sTATRMENT.
Stock on hand September !, 1869. .. lo5
Received past week. .............. $3.50
Received previously .............. aO,6O6- ss, ,0o4
34,oso
Shipped past week. ............ 1850
Shipped previously. y................ 2l,o55-o4, 1856
Stock ON hand Dncnmhnr q 1870 TIA
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DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPY'S
THROUGH LINE TO
CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND JAPAN.
CHANGE OF SAILING DAYS,

Steamers OF the above line leave Pier ~ES,
No. a., North River foot OF Canal street, NAlEAGa
New York, at II O'Clock noon, OF the 5th md
2lst or every month tcxcept when these dates fall
on Sunday, then the Saturday prccedng)
Departure OF 5th and 2lst connect aL Panama
with steamers for South Pacific and Central Amer
lean ports. Those OF 9Th touch ut MGnzanillo.
Steamship JAPAN leaves San Francisco for
Japan and China December 4, 1869.
No California steamers touch ut Havana but 90
direct from New York to Aspinwall.
One hundred pounds baggage free TO each adult.
Medicine and attendance free.
For Passage Tickets further information ap.
ply Mt the COMPHNY'S TICKET OFFICE on tile
York. f. r. BABY Sucnt
murChl2 lyr
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Stock on hand December 8. 1seo..
Interior Cotton Markets.

MONTGOMERY, December 3.-Montgomcry cot
ton market is steady at 2Hc for low middllngs.
SELMA. December l.-Market active, with sales
at 92>5a!2Hc fO" mldd'ings, but closed quiet.
olANGEBURG, D.combor 8.-Sales durlng the
week ~ hiles. We quote: Ordinary 2la22; low
m'ddling 22x; middling %.
ATLANTA, December 3-The market closed
qulet ut 23Xc for mtddlings; 22c for low mid
ailngs; 2lo for good ordinary; 20 cts for ordl-
MACON, December 8.-Recelpts to.day $50 bales;
sales All; shipped 65s. The market was rather
quiet but steady all day at 22Hc, and closed dull
this evening at those figures.
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| 9 premium; United States currency ut 1slzalIA
premium; do ut short time, Ga5Vdo. Total sales
OF the week London, fi7S,Oo1; Parss, &c, l2l5,-
900 francs; United States currency, $so2,ooo; 90
| old bills $3S2, ,00O
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IN TELEGRAPH.

SAVANNAH, December I.-Arrivcd, steamships
Leo, New York; North Point baltimore; Schrs
conservative und EMMA Green, New York.
Cleared, steamships Wyoming, Philadelphia;
Norden, Belfast, Ireland; bark Alamo. Liverpool
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COATlfERCIlIL NEWS.
Exports.

LIvERrooi.-Pcr British ship Duke Of yelling
ton-2202 bales upland cotton, 2S9 bbls rosln, le0
sacks cotton seed.
NEW YoRK-Pcr steamship Manhattan 1873 bags
Island cotton, 9G8 bales upland cotton, 103 tics
rice, bales domcstics, 95 packages.
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SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.
M HN IEI III asssssl 20 s5.a
GENERAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES!


GENERAL SuPERTETENDENTS oFFIcE,l
CHARLESTON, s. c., Sept. Is, 1860.
On and after Thursday, September 49, the PAS.
senger Trains ON the South Carolina Railroad will
run Us follows:
Leave M Cnafieston. $50 a. NJ
Connecting With trains for Montgomery, s:s' Mem M
PMS NASHVILLE and New Orleans yia Montgomery
and Grand Junction.
FOR COLUMBIA.
,saHe t, CitaIlesloh. 80 A. H.
Connecting with Wilmington ana Manelestsr sI e. s
Railroad, and Camden tram.
FOR CHARLESTON.
leave augusta. ..........s 500 A. NJ
TriUc ~ 1,o
AUGUSTA NIGHT ExrREss.
Sundays eXcepted.)
Leave Charleston. ............... 7.3o p NJ
Connecting With trains for Memphis SnshyIlIe a; H.
ana New Orleans, Via Grand Junction.
GrTg rr,,.o A1g9a,a. AZ H.
COLUMBIA NIGHT EXrKEss.
Sundays exceptcd.)
ATrivc NJ s.n,ni,,, ~
Connecting Sundays cxceptcdl with Grcenviile
and Columbia Railroad, and on Mondays, Wcdnes.
days and Fridays with Charlotte and South Caro-.
lima Railroad.
Leave Columbia. p. N.
Arrive at Charleston. n..................63oA A. M.
suMAEBvILLE TRAIN.
Arrive NJ SummerVille.. .................4.10P +. II.
Leave Sunmervlllc.. ...................710A A. NJ.
Arrive at Charleston. n....................s.25A A. NJ
CAMDEN BRANCH.
Camden and Columbia Passenger Trains on
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS, and be-
tween Camden and Kingvllle daily, (Sundays ex-
cepted,) connects with up and down Day Pas.
sengers Mt Kingvile.
Leave Camden. 635A NJ
Arrive at Columbia. ..................lICOA co A. NJ
Leave Columbia. .....,......,.,.l45P T. nj
ArrlYc NJ Camden. 900 p. II.
(SIgned) II. T. PEAKE
septic General Superintendent.
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FOR PALATKA, FLORIDA,
VIA SAVANNAH, FERNANDINA JACKSON.
WILLIE AND LANDINGS ON ST. JOHNS RIVER.
SEMI.W EEKL,Y LINE

Steamer ..DICTAToR,n Captain :. ,N~nA
W. T. McNclty, will sail from
Charleston every TUESDAY EVENING at O'Clock,
for above points.
steamer "CITY PoINT,n Captain George r. Nc.
MILAN, win aaiI from Charleston every PnIDAY
ing with all railroads at Savannah going South
and West. Connecting with the Florida Railroad,
ut Fernandinn, for Cedar Keys, from which place
steamers connect with Mobile and New Orleans.
Connecting, at Palatka, with IIarL's stcamers for
tho Oclawaha River. Through Bills Of Lahlnq
Freights payable on the wharf. All gOo,lf no nain
Ing on tho wharf at sunset win bc stored O. risk
and expense OF owners.
tslsncdj J. D. AIKEN 4 CO.,
novl8 Agents
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Jllsuranec.

Assets over. 81 800, 900
Issues oil kinds of Life and Endowment Poll
cies. Dividends annually In cash. Only Com
pany having the Definite Guaranteed Surrender
Value Plan Policies, worldwide. Second to no
Company In the United States for stability, libe.
rality and economy.
Office No. 1d1 Broadway, New York.
CHRISTIAN W. BUCK, President.
WILLIAM N. COLE, Secretary.
State Agency No. IS Broad-street, second moor.
Local and Canvasslng Agents wanted through.
out the State.
Apply In person or by letter to
JAMES G. HOLMES, JR.,
General Agent for South Carolina.
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-06

TRAVELLERS PASSING THROUGH
CHARLESTON EN- ROUTE TO FLORIDA
AND AIKEN,
And other places should 10y in their .lEEEe.
supplies OF Ciarets, Champagnes, Cor -,N&lEA&
and Meats, American and English Biscuits BE-
yilled liam, Tongue, Lobster, Durham Smoking
Tobacco and Imported Segars.
-WM. 8. CORWIN & Co.
No. 275 King street, opposite IIascl
Charleston, S. G.
New York. scpt28 Bmos
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-06


RIcE.-With fair olrcring stock this grain was
active at firm rates. Sales about 275 ticrccs OF
clean Carolina, say, ticrces at 6IS, 81 ut 0S, So
ut e., SO at 0zf, 1S0at @ 1910. We quote Common
to fair clean Carolina at 0GSo%; good 07l@7c q ID.
NAVAL ST0REs.-There were no transactions OF
note under this hcad.
FRRIoHTs.-The supply OF freight room to most
points Is for the moment sufficient for The de-
mand. To Liverpool, by steam, engagements are
making at 2ld q ID on uplands and 1Iid sea ISL
ands; by sail, 7-1ed@Hd q ID on uplands
and kd on sea islands. To IIavre, by
steam, nominaii by sail, nominal at Ike
on uplands and Ike on sea islands, nominal.
CoastwIsc, to New York, by steam, No q ID on
upands and 1c on sca Islands; by soil, c q 10 on
uplands. To Boston, by steam, nominal; by soil,
&c p fb OIL uplands. To Philadelphia, by steam,
&c q ID on nplands; by soil, somewhat nom
inal. To Baltimore, by steam, H@Xc q ID on
uplnnds; by sail somewhat nominal