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nnAfRsrIr MARKETS

WILMINGTON c. Nov. aSprts Turpenae quiet i2c Rssh
6rm; Strained = ST. Cruoe Turrtue unchanged ra
steady a - IS Cotton steady; Mdding 24t l3ir
a-CottOn closed weak Receipts 81 bales exports
coa.twse i8l1 baes sales bales; Low Mdug 20 gfc
MOBILE Ala 2-COttOu opened 2ic and closed dG 2c
for
FRAsCisCo 3Fonr and unchanged Chce WleaA
the latter being the Legal feeders "A
AUGUSTA Nov 3Cotton opened With fair demand bat os-
heavy gulari sales co bales receipts l60 bales hdisss
23ld24c.
sAyASsAH Ca Nov 3Tbe Cotton market closed dull rrptA
1908 exports 65 bar sales 800 bales hdings ftc
CHARLESTON s. c. Nov 3Coion closed lover bat artFe
sales Mdings 2ie receipts l5l baes exports COAST
wise. LOG bales
Nov 3Coou closed active and lover 1l fog
Mdings: 3 bales Cora sBa
the market bare Oass hrper &c Csc Mess Pork nSHiss rJ -
Shoulders.
Gear Sides Other ARTICLES unchanged 0 lif
Sterling Exchange l3 NewYork sight Exchange ParQ ceas
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WISCONSIN.

CHICAGO, Nov. 3-From the returns received
mere It is estimated that the Republican majority in Wis
consn will be from 1000 10000 The following are the
State officers elected
Governor. Lucus Fairchild Lieutenant Governor T.
G Pound; Secretary OF State l. Breeze; Treasurer, H.
Baetz; Attorney General s. s. Barlow; Prison Commits
sioner q. Wheeler superintendent Of Public Insruc-
ton, A. j. Craig.
The Legislature will be about the same as last year
senate-Repubcans 10 Democrats Il. House-Repub'
licans CO; Democrats, 49,
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MASSACHUSETTS.

BosTON, Mass, Nov. 3.-Additional returns
from the Massachusetts election do not vary the result
indicated In the dispatches OF last night The vote ior
Governor in 26 towns stands for Clan, $685. Adams
Al 400. Chamberlain I2,sOO Cahin leads Adams over
al OOO So far as known the Legislature stands, IA re
pubicans AZ Democrats and 10 Labor Reform the Sen
ate-So Republicans, Democrats, and Labor Reform
1t is estimated that House stands 10 for prohiDuon
and 2s for license Brooks Rep) is elected 70 Congress
in the With District by 5000 majority over saitohSta
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MINNESOTA.

ST. PAUL, Mimi, Nov. 3.-The returns indicate
the election Of the Republican State ticket by about oeO
majority. The following the successful canddates
Governor, Horace Austin Lieutenant Governor. VIM
H. Yale; Secretary OF State Hang MattsOn Auditor.
Charles McElrath Treasurer, Emil Munich Attorney
General, +. II. T. Cornell Chief Justice &. G.. Ripley
Clerk Supreme Court, Sherwood Hough.
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coNrpRENcEso CONGREGATIONAL CHURCHES,
conference of ministers and delegates OF
cororational Churches in NewYork and Brooklyn was
sd A., rho Bedford Church. Glove Road nOar Pacihost'
prootIyp Yesterday The Rev Simeon y Jocelyn was
Moderator aud tue Rev, Frank Russell. Scribe. There
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WEST VIRGINIA.

REPUBLICAN MAJORITY IN THE LEGISLATURE.
WHEELING, Nov. 3.-Thirty-nine counties in
the state give the following result for House Delegates
Republicans, 49, Liberal Republicans o. Democrats, II.
The II counties to hear FROM the Democrats estimate,
WILL elect Republicans, Liberal Republican,. and
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One hundred thousand persons burning Pn,ra "As
trail" Oh. and will have no other
MARRIED.

HAIGHT-CLARK-In this % Nov at The brides residence ~ ~
Rev smith NoTthport L. I, A Charlie IL sglt %
A. daughter Of Eden T. Clark ESQ, al Of tbs city
the residence efths
parents By she Rev james Boio1 hlun hemPoa eel
NewYcrk only daughter Christopher pooasco
o. Colts Neck. ~ J.
soMERs-LOCKWoOD-At Patands l. l. on Mosday OCT H. ~
Rev Beecher Pred d. u Aswla t 10 Car
RE T. liter lockwood Of stanford CouE
THOMPSON -POTTER-On Tuesday Nov al - Georges ChaFch
Schenectady Bishop Of Neslork and the Rev Dr. Henry q
Potter Thompson Maria daughter .; the ate Bishop Aosss
Potter Of Pennsylvania
All Notices Of Marriages must be Endorsed Wih full
ANNE and address
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The House according to The Boston Journal contains
but rs ProhibitODsts.
The Couuselors elected Marshall g. Underwood
W l. Reed Henry G. Crowel, Peter Harvey. ROLAND c.
Usher J b VIM. Charles Adams jr.. and Lysander
Johnson-al Republicans except Mr. Harvey OF Boston
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Democratic According to this estimate the House viii
stand Republicans including Liberals, 81 Democrats as.
The returns from the remaining II counties may change
this estimate The Senate will stand about IS Repubi-
cans to Democrats. Eight of the Republican Senators
are regarded as Liberals.
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KANSAS.

LEAvENwoRTH, Kan, Nov. 3.-The Demo
cratic ticket with exception elected this County
by 800 majority.
ATcHIsOS, Kan, Nov. 3.-The Democratic
County ticket has majority in this city
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make Clafn's clear majority about l2O0o ana lis piu'
rality Adams perhaps 1900.
The Senate, according 10 present appearances Will
stand Republicans g. Democrats 3, labor Reform The
House Of Representatives far as returns have been re-
nirnh L.. - fnllnYa.
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NEW-JERSEY
HUDSON COUNTY.

VOTE FOR COUNTY CLERK =,
The Republicans did not nominate candl-
County Clerk until few days before the election
The Republicans generally supported CaSstdy, lhde-
pendent Democrat Newkirts rep vote IN the County
was 40
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THE STATE or TRADE.

LATEST EUROPEAN MARKETS
HAvRE Nov closed quiet for beth ard aiszt
ASrwEKP Nov 3PslToleum closed brm VI franc
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SENATOR'S ELECTED.
ESTIMATED MAJORITlES.
gfo.rr NTo,so,.fffsc

SENATORS ELECTED.
l. Samuel r. Frost IS Norris Winslow.
q Jas. 4. Pierce. l9. ID. y. Goodwin.
q Henri o. Af,trDhU 20. Augustus r. Elwood.
a sWm m Tteeed 21. william H. Brand.
x sNtehael Norton. ~. sGeOrge n. Kennedy.
6. Thomas y. Dreamer. l23. John +. Hubbard IT.
= sJOh1 J. Bradlev "a. SORROW w. Chapman.
& sHs,trg W. Genet %. William B. WOOdin.
Q. AWtR. OditidWeH 20. Charles j. folger.
40. Wan. II. Graham. q. TheO. /. Miner.
n. George ". Morgan. 28. J0Tvts Lord.
a. Francls 8. Thayer. %. George Bowen.
49, a. BleekeT Banks. 80. James Wood.
u. jacob HdrdeHbiTgk. 81. LOrenyL Lewis.
IS. Isaiah Blood. 81. Allen ID. Scott
16. Christopher =. Norton. 'heelecied
II. Abraham Y. Parker
Rennh Is Uemncrat. ".
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POLITICAL.
NETWORK CITY.
ETURNs ON THE COUNTY AND JUDI

CIARY TICKETS.
--sURKoGArE.-- ~-CoEoSEMC Ci,t 80, 10"
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fTao Di,frcts wanted olive Districts wanted.
FOR JUDGE OF THE SUPERIOR COURT ,.
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All Notices Of Nd
name and address,
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KINGS COUNTY.

One Districi wanted 7 One UhIHcI VAN
wauted z Five Districts wanted.
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,.a.,i ,.a.,!iosah..':..;;..;:.:,.......:.l,ls2,SD !osah

hSshSy ~ puppy ooosuoO
Stock Of cotton held by Manchester spinners at
the mills. now $4,000 bales same time 1885, 900
bales; middling uplands now 1sIislsxd, then 1919.
The arrivals for the week have been no bags of
sea i.auds aud 12s bales Of upands sgaInst no bags
OF islands and 1ss bales Of uplands the week be.
FORE and no bags Of sea islhds and Ies bales OF UP
lands for the week hst year. Those supplies have
come from tho following sources: cay Of uplaudy,
per South oarolIni Railroad. l2s bales; per North
eastern Railroad - bales. .. Eft9
Tho transactions in this market for the week have
been as follow: 5a.S.
ON Friday. August the 18th. there was light dc.
uand at steady rstes; sales Sc bales; ordinary to
aood ordinary being quoted at 2s@8o, low middling
OF tsic, middlng At 81 xeA ih. 10, III, I'm
On Saturday the business WAS unimportsnt; sales
10 bales at soxc . fb;quotations unchanged. e
On Monday tie transactions were in O very limited
vay sales IS balss ordinary TO good ordicary being
quoted At 288So. low riddling It 81, and uiddltpo
8iI<o y u. .&f4st5lIft ~ N1yhii7
On Tuesday there was moderate demand. bu,
there was but little OF The srtiols on The market,
sales 80 bales; quotations unchanged.
On Wednesday thsro was ho.hing done. mainly for
want Of stock; qutts lions somtnsry unchsnesd.
Yesterday the na<ket vas qs,st for want Of stock,
the few bales taksn by buyers being al that could
b purehs,sd At ts going rates, sales II bslss, say
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Markets by Teiegr.ph.
FOREIGN nARRETe.

LONDON, August 19-Noon.-1he Bank OF Enr.
land has reduced its rate Of interest TO 80. The
weather Is fair. consols 90. Bonds 8sX. Sugar
afoat quiet and steady.
Evenins.-su7ir closed quiet and steady. Iur-
pentiue 26s 6da26s Cd. Bullion in Bank Of England
increased f25,0dO. ts' '"
LIyKnPooL, August 19-Nocp.-Cottop active; up.
lsnds 1shd; Orleans lskd; sales $4,000 bales. q
Afternocn.-cotten excited; uplands lsHdaISxd;
Dreams 1sxs1sXd; Gales 10000 baie,. Pork 1888
Cd. Bacon 64s Cd. Tsilow 46s s5s46s.
p Evening.-Cotton closed achve; -uplands ] sxd;
orlesns lid; sales 600 bales including 5000 bales
for export aud speculation. .-
PARIS, August 19.-Bourse .6rn. Rsntes 7ss 25c.
FR,xxFoRr, Angus. le-Bonds ssX. >,:r<,z
GfE podssrI6 MARK1Tsi; WI
NEW Yonx, August isNNopn.& stocks l. steady.
Money ea7o. sterllfg; long y>S Stt ie,i.H Gold
ssk. Cotton hrmerf s9hnds si4E TWpenHne
;A2Kc, Rosin nrm. In
Evening tsfiy Setter,. tf,.. ssoo bales
At siHc. Flour {dui1; sapernnsH ststs Is sSiSt46;
common to fair extra Southern 'ts 7sa7 20. Wheat
eEayors buyers; red Western 81 6tAf e5 Illipoh 81
e5: Corn ysiY scIr{ and siAes bSaer,l bat. eio.-
ing dull; MIXED Western d taoAi as foaIs,i nsa
Western and Southern elssSc. Mess pork dull and
heavy. Lard dull; kettle 90R12o,lc. whi,sey
armer. active attl 17xal 49, Rice tn fsir ftQneit;
Carolina SIC. Sugar steady. Coffee In fair request
Nolssscs quiet and nrn. Naval stores quiet.
freights frm. Money closed ;easy at'i6sJc. stsr-
Ing dull st OK. Cole closed weak at say sfoccftb
active and irregular. Governments closed wcak.
63s 234. southerns steady.
b BALTnfonE. Augpst,1o.--cotton ysry. h,m at elo,
Flour. light demand; Hosird.street sspernse 90
a0a1. Wheat steady. Corn nrm /; shite a l4e;.ysl.
lov 11s. OATS 6fa5se: hyeS1 1oa1 1s. Mess PORK
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LIST OF SHIPPING

In tho Port OF Cl,arieston, August 10.
vxsnkLs UNDER l0O TONS. AND STEAMERS coAsriso
WITHIN TIE STATE EXCEPTED.
STEAMSHIPS.
Champion, 1418 tonH, Lockwood, ut Adgcr's wharf
for Now York loadinR-Jnmes Adgcr & 90
Falcon. 672 TONS Hnrsey, at Union wharf for llsiu
more, resdy-Courtenay & Trenholm.
Miunie tBrl, 1913 tons. Robertson, at Marshall's
wharf. for Liverpool lcadius-R Murc & Co
BRIGS.
IL w McGilyery. $50 tons. SHUTS, in Ashley River
ior Bosion. lo-ding-Risloy l. Creighton.
tho Mediterranean, reay-W Hall.
from NatauzW, watting--W r HAL
Susan voorhees,. 500 Ions, Fulf rd, I'm Ashley
River, for NcS York, loadna-Rt>lay 4 CrciSl-
ton.
RCHOONERs.
Stampede 155 tons. stratton, In Ashley Riyer for
P. evidence, loadiug-L Potter.
SuHoo. = tons, exter, at VenninR'R wharf, for
Boston, loadin:-M Goldsmith & Son.
n W I'm tn, 296 tons. Tooker. at N Railroad wharf,
for New York, loLding-W Roach & co.
Hawkins. 3o8 tons hcYey. In Ashley River,
for Philadelphia, loadinx-w Roach C GO.
Whpata, - tons, feafherstonc. at Benefits wharf,
for Port in Spain, load'ng-W = Hall.
Emma inney, 164 tons, Milton at nion wharf
from Jacksonville, Fls. to be rcpalred--H F Ba-
ker & 90.
Francisco, 90 tons, Crowuber, In Ashley River for
Baltimore. los sdipg-TJ Kerr & Co.
III Flanagan, = tons. Collins at Union wharf, from
Philadelphia discha-5iDg-H Baker & co.
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THE SPANISH CARLIsTs.
TIL. movomen. neeom,ng Formidable.

The London Times has the following CORES
pondonoe in reference to the Carlist movement
in Spain
Tho doubts had OF The existence Of wide
spread and dangerous plot in fayer OF Don
Carlos nre much diminished. Making allow
ance for thu vaggerations Of partisan journ-
als, IN b. convinced thnt o vnst conspiracy
has e1se Tor some time,. and still exists,
with n view 10 place that prince on the throne;
mud that, with all the liberalism OF the army,
no inconsderable number OF non-comnls-
stoned officers OF tho line and OF special
corps have been not unsuccesstuly tampered
NTH. a -
1be motives that aelr>ted them are intelli-
giblc. The late revolution gave more promi-
nence than ever to the military, and it is not
surprising that men seeing so many, who, less
than year ago. were their own equa's. now
superior officers. should grasp ut this opportu-
nifty for advancement IN the sRlne manner.
atern atId non-commissloned officers, though
OF decidedly liberal tendencies. :s no;, or ut
least was not, Republican. Neither eau they
gefrano They we'll understood its necessity
when Queen Isabel q was o child, and when her
mother administered the affairs Of the kingdom
in her name; and that OF Espartero .tShiie the
Queen was atili IN her minority.
But 10 continue regency when there are SO
many candidates eager for the throne seems
preposterous., Be this as il may, it is scertaiu
defoicnoies, has fur more partisans than, I.
confess, # imagined. He has found money in
Spain, 10 FtaLos, and, it appears, in Eng'and-
in SPAN about fifteen millions 81 reals, in
France and England cannot say how much.
It is certain, too, that here are SOME thou
sands OF his partisans in arms in La Mancha,;
under the leadership of a T,n said 70 be at
once enterprisingHand, prudent they disperse
when menaced by o superior force, b 1T dis
perso 10 unite again on other points previously
agreed upon. 1tis also true that one ct 'empt
was made, with the cognizance Of civilians in
the town, to gain, possession Of the citadel of
Pampelqpa. and that confidential agents OF Don
CARLOS hive Tbeen. .,reconnoiterjng the country
abo4t FsRueras, with the object of'surprisi99
that great citsdel. l5.;
Where Don Carlos now Is nobody seems to-
know. II Is not certain that he has entered
Spain, but he certainty has been seen on aeves
sll points near the frontier in the Lower and
Eastern Pyrenees. In some parts Of Aragon
bands havos appeared under q chief named
Marco, who, when last heard Of, was making
his ray towards the mountain district Of that
provinces. and movement is going on in the
neighborhood OF Estella, fifteen or sixteen
miles from Pampeluna. Estella was long held
during the seven years. civil war by the Car
Lists, and was taken and retaken more than
once.
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BURIED ALIVE.

shocking AFFAIR nj! Concord. R.H-A Ma n
Buried Alive-Grcat'E e < Q 4 { m Q n {
Among the Citixens-The Whole Male
Population OF tho City Turns Out to
Assist In ExtricatinE the Body.
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OFEICLIL.

LIST OF LETTLRs remaining in tho Postofrco at
oharleston, for the week ending ADJUST 10, 1862
and printed officially in THE DAILY NEWS as the
newspaper having the largest circulation in the City
Of Charleston.
Bs-Persons calling for Letters Advertised, should
,tato that they are 'Advcrtised.''
a8- Once hours from y A. II. to Pm. On Sun
lays, from 8 TO NJ.
STANLEY G.. 1RorT, Postmaster.
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THE DAILY NEWS.
TO-Morrow.

1o-morrow-'tis IN idlo sound,
Toll mo OF no sucb I'.ary thug
Anew land ~hith.r am bound
After strange wanderihg.
What care II bright blossoms there
Untold, and sunny be the heio;
II laden coughs in summer nir
Their puIpy fruitugo YIELD.
. Wbilo dock to-day my pleasant power,
u on my own loved mountain-side,
The azure periwinkie flower,
AMI violet docp-eyed2
Tell ma not OF to-morrow-calm
In HIS great hand would abide,
Who fills my pro cont hour with balm,
And tru I, whaie'er bell le.
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THk (. .olaARLKsT0n ss1Als1xl nTss;, y, 4

Z THE h3lCfAAHLESVON 'MAH1k kETffr
IToR rHEtwkrk ENDING gHURzpl1. Aual liS. 1859 I
The Gaors.. al atmosph sIic eondla laont f6r The
past weAk have been highly fsscf.6ef io cotton
crop. the weather having been DRY ana hot and IN
all respeo:scacuiated to carry the plant to healthy
maturity and o5strurt the progress or the caterpi-
lar and other insect life. The news from most
points have consequently beep, quite, ,propiiepsS:
with. loms local itompiaiitl OF ehsddinRs
AID rut which. hossIrzs hiss utEbsed reported;
except to q very limited extent. The new crop has
begun to make fts Appearance at most points in the
South and westfaHdifs continuance afths pritent
favorable weather q had the crop may be expected
to open rapidly and S6onsidefaole inference ID the
receipts may be looked for at once. The sea island
crop has continued In q very promising condition,
andShe caterpillar. although In various places,
sa. sasssa sS z si e. .ass s s
ton on the large streams. but Is cenaids.ed pearly
hilure on Cooper RIVER and much Djlted 6af 6hf
combahee and Ashspeo RivaFs gnd. .ome other
points. in consequence Of the salt condition OF those
water courses.
~TIHE CorTps MARxET.-This article particularly
At Liverpool, has shown nrmer tendency during
the week. and at that point there has been steady
and well sustained demand; prices which opened
at 13Sd advanced to 13H@1sKd p ID for niddling
upand.; at New York the staple has iather stiten.
ed, prices improving faon 3S1s@S4 984ko q fb.
while ut this point the rates have been generally,
steady atabout 3lkc. z, fb fJr middling uplands.
the very reduced condition Of the stocka restricting
operations to the most limited form.
The Liverpool and New York markets have ex-
hib:ted the following sales and prices for the week:
On Friday. August the 18Th, the former was active,
sales 5000 6acs upands 1aHd; tho latter was arm
With Rsgood demand, sales $500 bales at ashr. On
Saturday the former was active. sales $4,000 bales,
uplands 1Skd; the latter was irm sales ll00 bales
at 3SHc. On Monday the former was n,u. sales
1900 bales uplands isEd the latter was quiet and
nrm. sales 400 bales at sSKo. On Tuesday the
fQrmer was active aud nrmer saies 5000 bales up.
lands 1sHd; the latter frmer, sales 5000 bales
at ssh@ s3kc On Wednesday the former closed
setive and excited, sales 10000 bales, uplands
1sKd; the latter Was No better. miles $500 bales at
$40. Yesterday the former was active. Gales 2o, 600
bales, uplandt 1sKd@1sxdist, Ney, York the de-.
mand was fair. and prices nrm at sI,5cs Ss' :,
The stock Of the srnole in sight at the latest dates
WA m folloHa. i'' re- 70 --''.-
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Exports for tho week ending Thursday
'' August ~

DENIa, SPAIN-Per British brig Tttus--I22 600 feet
Lumber, 96Gc feet Timber. ~ ", = \ ~ :,
de .s DOMESTIC. t.f.S Il. ~
NEW YORK Per steamship Ma1hsstan-x bags I
Cotton, 2eS bales Upland Cotton. III tierces Rice,
90 casks Clay. SO bbls Ros,n, !73 packages Sun.
dies 2S bbs Flonr, lie empty Barrels. 1853 bales
Domestcs, casks Wax, 80 bbls Ale, $50 Water.
y melons, Horse. Per steamship Saragossa-
- balos Upland Cotton. 22o bbls Rosin, SO bales
Domescs, 79 Packages, Gu casks Clay, 10 crates
Fruit, 81 sacks Cotton Seed, and suhdries. .,1
PHlLADELF HIA-Per steamship Prone etheus-7S
bales Upland Cotton, hale new Cotton, 1Ol
ug bales Yarn. 10 rolls Leather SO bales Rags
bales Wool. 8 tbls Roots. 26 ,bbls Metal. o bbls
N Whiskey. 9IS bnls osin. rs ob!s Spirits Turpen-
penttne. 30 old Wheels 81 Axles, "a bbls Iror, 65
crate NGrapes, and 6undries.
BAL1IMORE-Per steamship iEea duIl.-l13 tisrces
-. Rice bales Clifton. 107 bills Rosin;,lg bales
Rags, 20 bales Htdef, IA bales DomeStics, z pack
ages Metal, plekasra Leather 70 60o feet Floor-
ing Boards 81 rpacfAges Fruit and 'sdndries.
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AS- Persons depositing letters in the Postoface
viii ples,e place the stamp near the upper right
hand corlur Of the envelope, and they viii also
please to remember that without the stamp letter
cannot be mailed but will be sent to The Dead Letter
once.
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Wilninrton r1arkct. !.

WILMINGTON, August 1s.-TuRPKNTrNE.-only
16 boa received. which sold at So for virgin and
S2 90 for yellow dip. per 2st rounds.
SPInITs 1URpENTINE.-Ma-k -ket steady. Sales OF
$50 bbls at 3sc for country, and 500 per gallon for
New York barrels.
RosN-ssles OF 1901 bbls at 81 co for strained.
" 7o 76s1 80 for No 2 80 for extra Ao2 $2 12S for
low No T. % 26aS 80 for No ]. a for extra NO and
u as for pale.
Tar n-5ne small lot sold at 81 80 per bbl.
Georgetown Market.
GEORGETOWN, August 18.-CoIToF.-No SALES
this week. Wequote from Is to ~ cents per ID.
Cons-Prime white corn Il 20 per bushel, with an
upward tendency.
1nbEn No tales to report. No timber in mar.
kef, hifls nearly out and will be compelled to stop
unless soon supplied. Good timber In demand,
and will bring fair figures.
TuRPEsTINE.-virRin dip %; yellow dip 50 65,
serdpe or hard 81 90 por bbl OF $50 pounds to tho
barrel Peg gallon as cents. III
TAR-Per barrel, retail g.
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Financial anh GommsreiaI.
rh. charlcston Money MARKET.

Tn. Charlcston Money Marxet.h
THunsDAY. August 10. 1869.
Busnes, was generally dpll during the past week
and quotations remain unchanged. though there ID .
better fccius in state securities. and holders
willing to sell, feeling confident that tho present
value will ,c enhanced. National Bank stock and
Ptoplos NaonaI In held ut sl12, OIL advance for
mo. rates. Money easy at e I, cent. per month.
sOuIHEnN BANK plIIK.
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Passengers.
Per steamer Emile, from Georgetown 8 c.
Dawson. wife. two children and nurse, Mrs NJ W
Wilson, Dr g Weston Miss Toomer, q C e.
Miecaliy, @ J Butts, q R congdon. sni on deck.