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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-11-02
LARGE AND NEW STOCK
.----r OF. .t
Fall s. Winter Goods,
OPPOSITE THE BANK CORNER.


THE undersigned having pur chased in Philadel-
phia, lArse;and superior stock of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
Bank Co rncr- Great care has been exerci.edin the
seIcc ton of this stock and embraces such articles
as are most nee dcd by the community.
.HH FOR 7 II Il LADIES',
we have assortment of DRESS GOODS. equal
if not superior thing that has been offered la
this town since the war composed of every variety
and style of Fashionable GOods from tie cheapest
Calico to the most superior Wooden and Silk Pat.
terms: Also, Hosiery, Shoes, CATER, Gloves, and
Notions We cordially invite the ladies 10 give Us
a call, feeling satisfied that supply them
with any article they may desire. =.
IN GENTLEMEN'S WEAR,
we have very complete line Of Goods. among
which may be found hyperion Cloths. Cassirnercs
and Ves,ings In addition, supply immediate
wants, we have n large selection of REA DY. MADE
CLOTHING. of good quality and superior make.
Our stock Of
BOOTS AND SHOES,
HATS AND CARS,
is so extensive that there can be no didicunS in
supplying The wants Of any and all callGrs: -
FOR HoUSEKEEPERS,
We have many articles that desirable and in
ware, Wooden aud Hollow Ware. and many 9TH,
articles which VIC need not name.
@H @ ri -.
In this line We shall keep. every article embraced
of every grade, Rio, Java and Laguyra Cofecs.
Teas ofdiffercnt qualities Syrups Mo Ia sscs Spices
&c. In short, in every branch, mean that our
establishment shall DC per eSt, hear the
trade viii justify.
o. Having discontinu entirely the saie % Lii
quOr in every shape and form. have made thia
change in business to accommodate t;. ,tcpesls
of the public, with the full that the stock
which We ctier Presonts superior ind uc' ments ia
Give usa call
BROWN HENDERSON.
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Total to foreign ports 25o bales sea islands and
325s do uplands. Coastwise b2l do sea islands and
7490 do aplands. Total TIL do s6a islands and 10.
TAB bales uplands, against 483 bales islands and
19,773 bales uplands corresponding week last year.
OF this amount -- bales uplands and 81 bales Rea
islands have been "through" cottons to Charleston.
SEA IsLANDs.-The receipts OF long staple cotton
since our last report amount to 467 bags, OF which
ITO from Florida by boat, and 297 from the is
lands and by the Atlantic and Gulf Railroad, and of
those 136 bags were Florida cotton. Tho shipments
have been TIL bags to Europe, the North and
through to Charleston.
good inquiry prevailed during the first part of
tho week, and higher prices p,id. but holders
advanced rates and consequently restricted pur-
chases. They stlll hold firmly at these and buyers
night shy Of all but the better grades, which are
positively required for spinner's orders. Comm ons
60; medium rs; fine medium s5a9o; fne 81 and up.
wards. sale at 81 10 ber g reported of sea island
fine preparation.
RIoE The receipts Of the week have been O. 228
bushels, making total of 264 O5O bu hels since Sep
tember Ist Stock OF clean rice 1910 tierces. The
demand during the week under review h,s been
good, and prices remain steady Mt 8na8sIc for the
better grades Of clean. We note q shipment of 800
cnskS per steamship to Liverpool which we consider
20 ne encouraling to our rice planters showing that
direct foreign trace has commenced, thus making
US somewhat indepenaeut of the northern specula.
tons 1teis also remarkable that tho above Is the
first direct shipment toc tho past ten years. We
quote rough at 81 80a2 15 depending upon quality
and clean at ssAass< for fair to good
NOTE The stock Of clean IL nearly ell sold we
learn OF but about 250 casks for SALE tho mers only
beating out to I'LL orders.
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Arrived saturday.

schr & e Corson. Brown, Bostcn-8 days. Mdze.
TO VIM Ro,ch y Co. WAGNER & Monsees, Railroad
Trenholm & Son. Rev J Lewis, j F O'Neiil & SON,
West May, w Williams & 90. w S White, q Ker-
rison, Jr, 9 Graveley Chisolm Bros. D L!isnthai &
Co. w CO1win & Co, L Schnell & Co, B Feldmann Il
Co. @ stehens & Co, d A Aname ID Paul u Co )
Hurkamp 90, Ravenel & Holmes w 81 Welch P p
sicox II W KiDsman & Go. 6 4 Loose 4 10. q "
ark Co, Willis Chisolm, Cowperthwat, r
White
schr A A Andrews Robbins. Baltimore-12 daya.
Guano To the Master. Kerr & Go. J N Robson,
Railroad Agent.
pchr sarah Cullen. Abis. Boston-s days. Hay. To
Courtenay & Trenholm.
schr Louisa, from Cooper River. 22b bushels
Rough Rice: 10 Hoppock;
schr Deas from West Point Mill. GA tierces
Rice. To 9hurston Holmes.
Steamer Pilot Boy, Peck, savannah via Beaufort,
Button and Edisto. 10l bags ana 10 pockets Sea
Island Cotton and sundries. To John Ferguson. W
N Lawton. stenhouse & Go. pinckney Bros Roper &
Stoney. Canale DR. Fl Pinckney. Hopkins, MoPher-
mel & Co. Colcock 4 Co, Fraser & Din, W q Bee &
Co, widows Home. Hutchinson, southern Rx.
press CO, ZAP Caldwell, 4 q Bcag, Kirkpatrick
sleep u e zee, Bennett. Cooper River. 1000
pounds seed Cotton. TO g 81 Ingraham 6 Son..
Rough rice TO q Tngraham & Son.
Boats from James island 10 bags Sea Island Cot.
Received from Benefits M,ll-14O tierces Rice. To
Recened from chisolm's Mill--12o tierces Rice. 50
bags neR Island Cotton. To w Bee IL Go. Pinck-
ney Bros, Fraser & Dill
Arrived Yesterday.
stsamship Magnolia, Crowel. New York--ieft 21st
inst. Mdse TO Ravenel q 40, ID Aiken Co,
Adams Damon & Co, Gen Alden, A @ M @ w Aimar.
Q Brahe g co. II Rulwinfle & Co, W d Rurkhardt
90. II BischoR & Co. Cooke. w Courtney &
Co, q Ulaussen, Cater. Cameron, Barkley &
Co. III Collins Co, b d n O Caldwell, Campsen d
Co. d Briggs, steamer Dictator. Frost q Adaer, q
Fass. Fnrchgott a Br4s Forsyth, McComb & %. r q
Eairiy, W Gulney, uoodr4ch, Wsneman d CO. g
Graveiey. J Grayer. A @ Goodwin. Agent, Hart Il
co, Hymsn 90. . III Hail b Go. Johnston. Crews
Broe, Klinck, Wickenberg & Co LAurey & Alexander.
7 Murray. J Milnor e 90, McIoy Rice, J 9
Co. O'Neil q sons. ID Paul 4 20. q r Poppenboira.
Palmetto ioneer Co Operative Association r Pank.
min, Pelzer, Rodgers O. Co. y Reed Co, J N Rob.
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Passengers,

Per steamship Manhattan. for New York-Miss d
Sombey, Mrs Fl Hunt, Miss M Harrison, Mrs
Cash. Mr. Gilchrist, Mr. Fontina, Gready Mr. Luz
cas- and wife, Sombey, A Walker.
Per steamship Magnolia, from New York--wm g
B Eveland Grierson, B A Bossmon, Master j
Carroll, Q Forreston.
Vile. Fernandina, &c-J wood and wife. A NC
10y. g Swami, Mrs sollee and four children. II
seabrooks 81 seckendorf, Mr. Porter, Mr. Babcock,
Mr. Dye. Mr. FirmanH, Mr. Whitman, Mr. Smart, Mrs
Clanten. Miss Clanton, Mrs Owens, Miss L Conner,
Mr. Kisher. Mr. Phifer Mr. Mason, r snivell, N
Neal, Mr. MCGUIRE, Mrs Jervey, Miss Jervey, John
sehley and four sons, n Demond, Demond Mr.
Jennings, and IS on deck.
Per steamer Pilot Boy, Savannah via Beaufort,
Griffin. A 81 Boiling and wife. Smith and wife. j
Gray, H Jones, N Jacobs, N Jacobs, Jr. - Nc
wife. Miss Kate Fripp. Major John jenkins ana son.
Edings, Whaley. DR. L Lee, EA Bailey, F M
Bailey, King, ownsend and daughter, Pope
Major Berling, Miss Berling, w Whaley, w Mikell
- Trescott and 40 on deck.
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Boston Market.

BOSTON. january 30, 1869.-CoT TON The mar.
ket has been completely unsettled for cotton tho
past week. and prices at tho close almost entirely
nominal. The market opened early in tho week
with good demand aud general advance in prices
but subsequent unfavo,aole advces from Great Bri
tain have lead to decided reaction aud at tho
27a27ac good ordinary at 273sa2sc low middlog at
28hu2ac and middling at 29a29Lc per pound in.
cluding uplands and Gulf.
DoMEs1.cs.-There has been much better feeling
Tor all kiros OF cotton goods and very genc, al aC-
vance in prices since our last In woollens not mu II
activity to notice. but the prospects of good trade
In bo'h cotton aud woollens are very encouraging.
GUNHy CLoTH-Ihere is more inquiry for this ar.
Gclo and the market is frmer, but no sales of any
Importance The transactions comprise 225 bales at
73aa7@c gold. in bond, and 19c currency
NAVAL STOREs-1here is very little change to no.
tice in spirits turpentine aud market quiet Sales
at 55a56c per gallon In tar sales ut So 62a rs per
Dbl. IN small lots: Rosin continues dull and has
pean IN mode, ate demand Sales of 200 bbls low No
Pitch is quiet, and sales confined to small lots
, RIoE-Ihere is firm feeling for RICE with sales Of
Rangoon at SlsHc, and Carolina at 9a9Ac per fb,
prime 1ality selling at 91sa9kc per fb.
Interior Cotton Markets,
ATHENS, January 22-Corros.-our market has
been quite animated ali the weeA by the high prices
OF cotton, which has also caused continued firmness
IN eorn Planters appear inclined to sell their cot.
e9e ana are bringing in freely and realizing 2e
point are somewhat in excess of last year.
MACON. January 20 -CoTToN Tho market to-
DAY opened brisk at ~ cents, but soon lapsed into
da.iness, and closed very quiet-not enough dong
The day are GAL bales shipments 1872 bales sales 493
bales.
ATLANTA, January 22.-CoTroN.-Receipts rs
bales; prices downward; market ut 271sc.
MONTGOMERY, January 22.-CoTToN
quiet at 27c for low middlings
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Markets by Telegraph.
FOREIGN MARKETS.

mATAetS ny 1e1c8rApns
FOREIGN MARKETS.
LONDON. January 23-Noon-Consols 93L
Bonds 751s.
LIVERPOOL. January 23.-Noon.- easier bu
not lower; upands II 11a11xd; Orleans 11ala11zSd
sales $4,000 bales. Turpentine 3Cs.
Two 2. M.-Cottcn quiet; uplands IL 1aa11 ssd; Or
leans 1lAa11%d; sales $4,000. Turpentine 3Oa
6da81s.
HAVANA, January 23,-Sugar f1rmer at 81.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW YORK. January 23.-Noon.-stocks unsettled.
Money easy att. Exchange OK. Gold $685. 62's
13H. Cotton lower at 29L.
Evening Cotton dull and decidedly lower; sales
$50 bales at 2ssla29. Flour moderately active at
noon's advance. Wheat very frm Corn unchang-
ed. Pork $30aS0 373S. Lard firmer-kettle 20a2Oh "a
Turpentine 55a56. Rosin 211aa28h. Groceries and
freighs steady.
BALTIMORE, January 23.-Flour and grain dull.
Pork active at S31a31 so. Bacon shoulders 15a16X.
ST. LOUIS January 23-Pork higher at 8S1; Lard
10; piece meats active and advancing.
WILMINGTON. January 23.-Sprits Of turpentine
advancing tendency at 81 1aa52 Rosin steady at $50
8. Crude turpendne unchanged. Tar steady,
prices unchanged. Cotton quiet.
AUGUSTA, January 29.-Cotton dull, heavy, and
declining during the day. and leading buyers per-
sistently refused to operate. Middlings nominally
27c, coeng weak sales All bales; receipts 900 bales
SAVANNAH, January 23.-Cotton dull and nominal !;
middling 27a2sc; receipts 1903 bales exports 2621
bales.
MOBILE, January 2Ss--Cotton receipts 410 bales;
sales $50 bales; limited demand; market closed dull
and easy; middling 272.
NEW ORLEANS. January 2S.- Cotton dull and un.
settled; mnddng nomnally 272a2sc; sales 75O bales;
receipts 3s41 bales; exports $50 bales. Gold s6
Sterling 4s1a. Commercial 471a4s. Sugar active;
common 10Ma10&c; prime 12slala; yellow clarified
14a14Ac. Molasses active common 6Oa64; prime 81
a69; choice 7la72c.
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THE DAILY NEWS.
The Jews.
By JULIA PLEAsANTs cREswHIL.

How many coldly pass them by,
Or may hap IDLY sneer;
But deep emotions throng my heart
When Israel's sons appear.
Far down the distant vale Of Time,
My busy fancy fIes,
When Salem's warlke sons went forth
To deeds Of high emprise.
The Land OF Beauty and of Song,
Unrivalled Pa'estiuel
Where hharon's rose burst into bloom,
And honey blent with wine.
What does noS mankind owe to her,
When. like an amulet.
She hung upon the Pagan world
A diamond cascd In jet.
The very laws that guide our feet
Through every bloom.Lg zone,
Were il her sacred courts preserved
On blocks Of solid stone;
Nor is the Lion Judah dead
His marcn IL stately yet,
And many star of beauty beams
In Israel's coronet.
Her dark-oyed daughters still are far,
Her sons are stalwart still,
Their arms stretch forth for every prize,
Nerved with an iron will.
Their names are written proud and high,
IN Music and in Art,
And Fame no wide arena boasts
Where they boar not part.
TLro forums and Though senate halls,
Theit livery accents roll,
Aud with Isaiah's burning fire,
Enchant the human soul.
And Judah seems to bear aloft
Aladdin's wondrous laIap
And earth, responsive. yields her gems
Where Judah's exiles tramp.
Although they roam without q land
From Salem darby hurled
Her Princes rule with magic hand,
The Golfers Of the world.
They are Power. The Gen.iles feel,
In every throbbing core,
The strange influence of that tribe,
Which roams creation DER.
Imperial racei thy splendore gilt
The glimmering dawn of Time,
When Earth lay biushing in the arms
of Eoen's golden prime.
And lighter yet the flames shall rise
Where Salem's affairs stand,
Times lastgreat act shall charm the world
In our Redeemer's Lapd.
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Gemtmerfial.
Exports. .

Exports.
HAVANA-Per schr Minerva-16,535 feet Lumber
139 bbls Rosln, 20 bbs Tar, 46S bbls Potatoes
21 bbs Beans. 4oe Cabbages, IL bbls Hams 20
boxes Cheese, so empty Hogsheads
NEW YORK-Per steamship Manhattan-47 bales
= Sea Island and 1401 bales Upland Cotton, 1O3
herces Rice, 1872 bales Yarn, sc packages Sun.
dries
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TUNHE Due WEST FEMALE COL
IL LEGE-This is one of the most fourishng in.
stttuhons in the State. Pupils received at any ime,
and charged from the time Of entering.
Tuition, including Latin and French, "a per
month.
Boarding. including Fuel and Washing. S14 so per
month j. 8. BONNER
December IA mth3mo President.
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LIST OF VESSELS
Up. CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS fOI

"a SkGhNGA <aVA OAlLED FOh IHIS k'OHi
FOREIGN
LIVERPOOL.
Steamship Golden Horn, Blackin, sailed, Dec 90
TRe Eultn wheeler, up.... Jan 2
British brig Cecilia Blstrup, sailed. ..... Jan 6
HAvRE.
Ship Pacific, Foss sailed. ed...................J Jan
HAVANA
British brig Baltimore, v;enello, sailed. Jan
MATANzAs.
Spanish brig Pastora, -, sailed ....... Dec %
CARDENAS.
British brig VIM Nash, Mcbride sailed. . Jan 8
DOMESTIO
SALEM, MASS.
Schr Simmons, Godfrey, sailed ........... Jan 2
BOSTON.
Schr Sarah Hammond, Wiley, up. ........... Jan 8
wIsCAssET, ME.
Schr Atalanta Lebby, sailed Dec 18
NEWPORT, RI
Schr Eva N johnson, Johnson sailed 80. Jan Is
NEW YORKs
Brig Black Swan, Rodgers, cleared Jan 6
Scnr rare, --, up. -. Jan ~
Schr FranKnn, SWAIN, up. Jan IA
Schr N w Smith, TOOker, up. Jan 10
Schr w Maitland, Lafgbton. cleared. Jan
Schr Lilly, Francis, cleared. Observation-Disclosures Jan 18
Schr Constitution, Smith, cleared Jan 10
Schr Ida Richardson, Bedell, cleared. Jan 10
PHILADELPHIA.
Schr Albert 1homas Rodgers. cleared. Dec 81
Schr Alex Young. Young, cleared ......... Jan 20
schr Charles Page. Doughty, sailed. Dec 18
BALTIMORE.
Schr Edward Kidd.r. -. sailed ........... Jan 10
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Drugs, Gbemifals, Gtf.
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL,

HW Colds. WhOOptng COu m
Consumption.
PROBABLY NEVER BEFORE IN TIE WHOLE
history of medicine has anything won 80 widely and
deeply upon the confidence Of mankind as
Through o long series Of years. and among most OF
the races Of men, 1t has rise higher and higher In
their estimation, as 1t has become better known Its
uniform character and power to cure the various at
fections Of the lungs and throat have made known
as a reliable protector against them. While adapted
to milder forms of disease and to young chidren 1t
is at the same time the most offecual remedy that
can be given for incipient consumption and the dan
gerous affections Of the throat and lungs AS pro.
vision against sudden attacks Of Group 1t should be
kept on hand In every family and indeed, as all are
sometimes subject to colds and coughs, all should
be provided with this antidote for them.
Although settlel CONSUMPTION is thought incura-
BILE, still great numbers OF cases where the disease
seemed settled have been completely cured, and
the patient restored sound health by the CHERRY
PEoToRAL. SO complete is its mastery the dis
orders of the Lungs and Throat, that the most OBJ
stinate of them yield to it, When nothing else could
reach them, under the CHERRY PECToRAL they sub
side and disappear.
SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS find great protec-
ton from it.
ASTHMA is always relieved and often wholly cured
by it.
BRONCHITIS is generally cured by taking the CHER
RY PRCToRAL II. small and frequent doses
So generally its virtues known that we need
not publish the certificates of them here, do more
than the public that its qualities are fully
maintained.
Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF A FAMILY
PHYSIC,
Ave so compos d that disease within the rance of
their action rarely with stand evade them.
Their penetrating properties search, and Gle lnse,
and invigorate every portion of the human organ
ism, correcting its diseased action and restoring its
healthy vitalities. AS consequence OF these pro-
pei ties, the invalid who 1s bowed down with pain or
physical debility is astonshed to find his health or
energy restored by remedy at once SO simple and
inviting.
Not only do they cure the everyday complaints
of everybody but also many formidable and danger
GUS diseases The agent below named Is Pleased to
furnish gratis my Amer can Am mac, containing
certificates OF their cures and directions fol their
use in the following complaints Costiveness,
Heartburn. Headache arising from disorder OF
stomach, Nausea. Indigestion, Pain In and Morbid
InactI.n Of the Bowels, Flatulency, Loss Of Appe-
t1te Jaundice, and other kindred complaints, ars-
ing from low state Of the body or obstruction of
its functions. They an excellent alternative tor
the renovation Of the blood aud the restoration OF
tone and strength to the system debiitated by dis
ease.
PREPARED BIZ
DE-. y. g. AVER IL CO.,
Lowell, Mass.
Sold at wholesale by DOwIE NOISE,
Charleston, 8. c. and by Retail Druggists every
where. fmwSmos DAC Dererber as
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Wilmington MA rket.

WILMINGTON, January 23.-TuRPENTlNE-Only
35 bbls received to-day and sold So 80 fer SOFT and
So 20 for hard per $50 pounds.
SPIRITS TURPkNTME-But little doing for want OF
stock and prices shade higher. Sales OF "a bbls at
SIN cents. and 2s5 bols at 50 cents per gallon.
RosN-22o bbls changed hands at 50 IS for No I,
and 90 for pale.
TAn-a6 bbls sold at 80 IS per bbl.
CoTToN-No sales reported.
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Consigmees per Northeastern Railroad
January 23.

January 23.
1853 bales Upland and 81 bales Sea leland Cotton
167 bbs Naval Stores. 22O bushels Rice, cars Phos-
pilates. Lumber. Wood, Mdze, sc. To Simons,
W Lebby D Ebaugh. Galllsrd & Minott, Chisolna
Jr, stoney, Hopkins MePhersen r Co. VII.
iams Ce. Prltchard, Frost Adger. Caldwell
y Sons. Mazycks Salters, w Ryan, A Walker,
4 Co. A Holmes. A Quaokenbush, I L Webb,
pelzer, Rodgers d Go. Roper stoney. Walter
Kirkpatrick Witte, w & B, C & T, and Railroad Co,
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Conslgnees per south Cn1 ollna KnlIroaG
January 23.

JanuNry 43.
1860 bales Cotton, II bales Domestcs 124e bushels
Grain. 20 cars Wood, cars Lumber, cars stock.
To Railroad Agent, w w Smith, w Williams & SON,
Pelzer Rodgers & Co, G II Walter & Co, G II Hop
pock. Frost Adger, Reeder Il Davis j A Euslow &
Go, Courtney & Co, j E Sloan, G w Williams
u CO, Kirkpatrick & Witte w nj Lawton, j Pringe,
B Munigan, D Aiken b Co. Holiness Il
Sharp L Co. Caghorn, Herring Il Co, Willis 4 Chis-
ohm, M Goldsmith Sons, II Bullwinkle & Co,
Kerr & Co, B O'Nelll.
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Nashville Market.

NASHVILLE, January 2l.--coTroN--The week
opened at 20a204c tor low middling, and after
siderable fuctuatlon, during which as low ~ and
as high as 28Ac was reached, 1t closes quiet but
steady at 20c for the same grade.
COMPARATIVE STATEMENT.
For 1888-Stock sep ember !, 1867, 522: receipts
1868. 81, ,983; stock January 81, 1858, 3275.
For 18e9-Stock on hand september !, 1868. 90; re-
ceipts to January a. 1862 25519; shipments to jan
uary II, 1869, % 1905 stock January a. 1862 1880.
Cotton opened this morning quiet, and remained
go throughout the day. There was an advance ct
"a in Liverpool and nc in New York, but 1t had no
eAect here except to make holders frmar in their
views.
We give the following summary Of the days brsi-
ness: Received 446; shipped 334; sold 70 bales
~. ne Closing quotations were as follows: Low mid
ding %; good ordinary 271a; ordinary 27c.
GRAIN-Dealers are still complaining of the light
ness OF the corn rcceipts and Of the stubbornness
with which farmers are holding their crops out of
the market The market is almost BARE and it s I'M
possible to fill orders. which are coming ia quite
;yeely from Alabama and Georgia. The sales to-day
did not exceed 1900 bushels Oats are In good local
sna chipping demand. but moderate supply. Owing
TO the extreme scarcity Of wheat prices rule rather
nigh. lot of 12A0 bushels red, from the Caney
Fork countrv, was sold from store to one OF our local
millers today at 81 90. Rye changed hands during
the week to q limited amount at 81 GOAL 26.
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shipncws by Telerrauh

shipnews by Telegraph.
SAVANNAH, January % Cleared, steamships Ton
AMANDA for Philadelphia; san salvador and Mont
gemery tor New York; schrs Reddington for Balti-
Satilla.
Arrived steamship Leo and schrs Guy Phelps
from New York; Edward Kidder and West Dennis
from Baltimore; 1eazer from Portland, Maine
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Charleston Cotton and Rice Market.

CharIestOn Cotton and Rice Market.
OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS,
CHARLESTON, Saturday Evening. January %, 80. I
CoTToN.-Ihe staple having become depressed
ut the leading markets. with easier tendency inn
prices, sellers here had to submit to a decline of
full half cent % 1b Sales $50 bales viz: at 25; n
at 26; 81 at 26s1; 50 at 27 81 at 27<; ia at %;
100 at 2S14; 81 at 2sh, and 20 at 29c n ii. We
Ouote.
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| Steele, Shaw. w Smith a. Co. w II Shsfier. g W
others.
Spanish brig yoysa carmlita, Roldos, oienfaegos
nigaslIls dsy.; Fruit and Ballast 70 tho Master.
Guano. To tho Master, and Kerr C. O"'''
Steamer Dictator. Wiley, Palatka via Jackson.
sea island and 10 bales Upland Cotton ali bags Cot
Mantoas Co. Tr.ssr Dill, 1nsraaa@ aon soO on.
4 Holmes, Adams, Damon & Co, s Railroad Agent
Cohen. Hanckel Co. w III Lawton, Gailard & Mi.
sloop e Lee, Bennett Cooper River. $50 bssh.
els Rough Rice. 10 g Ingraham Il Son
BELOW.
schr Albert Thomas Rodgers, Philadelphia, =
Cleared Saturday.
Steamship Manhattan, WsodhulI. New Ysrk-Jas
Schr Minerva, Collins, Havana-J Enslow & Co.
Sailed Saturday.
Bark Egeria, Sarratt, Liverpool.
Steamer City Point, McNelty, Palatka via Jackson.
vile, Fernandna and Savannah.
From this Port.
Steamship Charleston Berry, at New York. Janu.
Steamship Sea Gull Dutton. Baltimore, January %.
UP for this Port.
Schr Vra1e, -, at New York, January %.
Cleared soE tilis Fort
Schr Alexander Young, Young, at Philadelphia jan
usly 40.
Sailed for this Port.
ship Pacific. Foss, from Havre, January4 A.
British brig Baltimore, vienclo from Havana jan
uaryB.
British brig Cecilia, Bistrup, from Liyerpool Jan
uary6 8.
Memoranda
The schr Susan Wright, Mount. from GEORGETOWN
o. arrived at New York January 20.
The schr l. A Edwards Marshall, from George
town. Z, arrived at Now York january 20.
The scnr william Slater. smalley, cleared at New
York January 21st, for Georgetown, sc.
shipncws by Telegraph.