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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-22
LATEST SHIP NEjRS
ARRIVED.


Steamship Isaac Bell Bourne. Rehnoud mdse and pass ~
Steamship Charleston, Berry Charleston mdse and pasA
Steamship Nereps, Bearse. Boston, mdse and Pass
steamship Valley City Mccarthy, Alexandria muse
Steamship Mets DaTls, Providence mdse. and pass
Peps Hansen Rio GTande DO Sui days hides Len n pert
hr Mary Aeon Parsons for EewioTk In dayS Dec H. A. g.
KOn native Of Prussia aged 30 died on board aud
y buried
BARK 1@aie 0tlean,, Bremen. co days mdss. and pass
Brig Mauposa, leighton, CsTthagenia, Jan. T. mdse.
Brig Pygsrsea SON. Tsnstron Seville 50 days beor reported
via Perth Amboy, where she discharged part ofher cargo:
Brig Julia Haskell Haskell ATe Canary Islands 30 d' With
barilA
Brig Paragon Shute Philadelphia, 5 days, coal
Sehr Laura Bndgman, Hart Savannah, l5days, timber
Schr Ira BiIisall Wilbur Daien Ca days yellow plne.
Schr O. D. MENUS Ruapg New Orleans - days sugar ana moasses
sehT. Golden City, Nickerson. Augalla " DAYS, san
Bchr Jed Frye Langley Jacksonville 10 days yellow pine
Sehr Virginia, MeFsdden Wilmington DAYS naval Stores
Kennel pahnpore Peter Ritter, EliIabehpoT.
A. r. CranmeT. Baltnore T. T. GolwiB, Bhsabehpon.
m AZ sham Bathnorr NJ W. Ilnfer. EliAabethpon
H. q. Hand baltimore. Martha, ElIabethpor,.
}. b. CLAYTON Baltimore Amos Fakenberg, EhzabehpoTt
MARY 4 limit baltimore Mail, EliIabethpOrt .
n j. Raymord Baltimore JuRiattA Patsn ElEabethpoEt
Byeivn. STANFORD Gauges, RnIabelhporL
Oscar q. Aeken, STANFORD Jehn y warn D~HMOfe'
Geo. Downing, GsnNood
SAILED.
STANDARDIZATION Breneui Acadia Glasgow City Of Boston
IIvernool Colnmba Havana; FahKee Benuda H. Lngsion,
Savannah MAguos Chason Saratoga and AbemaTe Richmond
ship American Congress. London.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
MARYLAND
m far natmore ship William llo ou Lyepoo bark Drydeu
Newport Wales brig Soneman from Dcuarara Passed ontBa k
yefion Cuba Romance Tor Nassau schr Blas Jacket for
NEwLoNDoS Jan 2i-Auiyed. schrA Maria Bhckpolut
Sailed Proydence X Munde George Lamphere \
u Miller, aud T1ckler. Georges Banks
gSed steamship saragOsa NewYork Pro-
SAN FRascisc6 Jaw 2-Aryed ships Mary Riggs Free
Trade, roa NeNiOrk also ship Derby NeslOr Cleared shiO
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lAnnouueements.l

SUNDAY-SOHooL BooRs-BRoUGHToN & Wy
Man No. 10 Bible House kep the largest aud best asorueaL
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Laureps for Liverpool WITH 800 bb eeur 200 sse, A.,
Sailed ships Celestial EsbaeIn~nu for LeTpoo Ms i,sd
for Acapulco. - o. '' ''' -.A Hs'tfs4E
FOREIGN P0R1a.
YoKoHAxa Dee 28-ship n B. Palmer, 70 30 .Yorh IN
few days. Ayone and ship John Norman leading for
ship Agra dsharging. ~
.--''-'--'. DISASTERS.
FoRTREss MoSRoR zIhe steamship Aeee from Baltimore
for White House aground al the mouth Of oFE RIVER bot VII Prob
The b. ship Septass from shanghae Newcastle MS w. was
wrecked IN June last; the vessel Is total loss
The Dr. bark Fanny Small wrecked near cheeo on the Ah
November.
....... MISCELLANEOUS,
American bark Charlie which reported ost has arrived
ebanzhse having GOad beach tide
session Of BY party Of pilots tH.rf
.......-. SPOKEN.
Big Helen Jan u.s. lat 37l6 lon n from NewYoIk cf MitarnL
TO MARINERS.
T. s. LIGHTHOUSE DEPOT ToAPKlSsyLLE s. L. sevlok Jan a.
le6oWin the DaboFs iegtrnnpsc sound
h ten seconds-goked csoc engine will he substituted
S9 hell heretofore used BStulOu Rocks hghous Log laaA
soand n Y BIZ order Of the Lighthouse Boad,
A. LUDLOW CASE, Lighthouse Insp u District
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HOME NEWS.
TIN WEATHER.


.As ssest dspT M weeks from mngnt ios M h.s Of
Ntas ondy 10 sunset Eynng-Ate hA1
~ g9anibs moon viii be full the 2th, hsSa p NJ AAu
All,
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Fourth Day.

CHRRAw, December Is.
Yonr reporter WAS at fault yesterday In stating
Benger 10 the South Carolina District Conference
OF Tue Methodist Protestant Church.
Tne SUNDAY School Board OF tho Conference
m mciu its anniversary meeting last night, Rev. w.
!. Capers, chairman. Prayer was offered by Rev.
s. Lear
Hr. Lcard read the report OF his transactions as
ngehc g curing inc past year. lie reports that lie
mas travelled over nine thousand miles delivered
aDout one hundred and thirty sermons and p;lbllC;
h1d!cSscs 10 parents ana children. Thousands
o. ciilitiren were addressed during The year. aud
tno Tile of interest IN the Sunday School cause s
rising. "
Addresses 10 the large and enthusiastic audi.
Gnce were then delivered by s.. BUbO, Esq. OF
Spartanburg, Rev. J. #. WIgitman. and REV. j.
kelly, n being or course ablc and eloquent and
the last well seasoned with anecdotc and Incl.
denL The meeting WAS full OF Interest, ana dc.
ciIea success. The collections amounted TO S45,
THIS morning, Immediately after The miI,i. es
were read and approved, Rev. Messrs Adams.
tirle St.,,In Wyche, an,i +. H. Wood Of the North
Wychc Is also agent OF the American BibIe Society
for North Carolina.
On motion, iiey. II: NJ. Mood. T. g. Moorman, ID.
vacancies In the Sunday School board.
Rev. B. Lenrd, as chairman OF tho Financial
Board, stated, In connection with other rem. ,rhs
npon the same subject, TINT the monies reportetl
for the supcrannuaicd preachers and wiipws Of
deceased preachers amounted to xI357 mn 10 thja
time, which was sufficient to pay claimants sixty.
BIZ and twothird cents on the doar-an inl.
provement OF len per cent upon last year For
the support Of bishops $925 had been collected
The examination or The character OF elders
was taken up. when considerable discussion waa
elclted upon tho case Of u brother, who had ap.
Ecareh u encourage the patronage Ol clrcuscs.
The following resolutions wercSpasscd
ReSohfd That We hereby express onr scnsc
OF tho evil OF encouraging fars and fcstI.
walls for gain, which are now held by the
members Of. our churches; TO promote tho
pecahinry interest oI the church; lint these
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The Charleston Cation. ItIce and Naval
stores Market.


stores Market.
OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS,
MONDAY EVENING, December 20, 1869.
COrION.-Thc demand was moderate and prices
in some cascs showed nm easier tendency, but The
market was partially maintained by the light
stock. Sales near 600 bales, viz 6 Mt 224; o. Mt
%; u at 23,i; II at AK; 40 ut 23>; 81 ut 23,.;
IA at 23,i; II Mt 231; o. at "a; 10 at 24T; So at
24I1; 8 at 2iHc. We quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary 10 good ordinary. .23@o3x
LOW iiliutiilnS.'.... ..23X@24
i,',,S G,ri, ,,,, '9aHeyz5A
RfCE.-The market for this grain was quiet and
transactions were limited. Salca 20 ticrces OF
clean Carolina at on u ID. We quote common
TO fair clean Carolina at e@ek; good, 0k@8X q ID.
NAVAL SToREs.-The following transactions
took place: 100 bbs. Spirits turpentInc In ord
nary packages, at 39c.i 1872 bbls. OF No. and ex.
tra No. rosin at 81 20 q Dbl.
PKHiGnTs-Are somewhat dull. To Liverpool,
by steam, engagements aro making ut xd p
ID on uplands and lXd on sea Islands; by
sail, 7-16d a b on upiands and Xd q ib
on SEQ Islands. To Iiavre, by steam, nomI.
nal; by sail, nominal OF lko on uplands
and 1xc on sea Islands. CoastwIso to
New York, by steam, &c q ib on uplands
and 1c on sea Islam IL; by sail, &c a ID on up.
lands. To Boston, by steam, nominal; by sail, y
9hc y lb on uplands. To Philadelphia, by steam,
re y ID on nplands; by sail, somewhat nom.
inal. To baltimore, by steam, X@Xc 4 ID on
uplanus; by sai somewhat nominal.
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Markets by Telegraph.


LONDON, December 2o-Noon.-Consols OK
Bonds s6zs.
PARIS, December 2O.-Boursc opened quIct
| Rcntcs 72r T5c.
HAvRE, December 2O.-Cotton opened quiet
on spot If 37c
LIVERPOOL, December 2O-Noon. Cotton steady
uplands ll3<d; Orleans l2d: sales IL, 600 bales
| Corn 29s. Red winter wheat S. 10das lid. Lart
| quiet. Beef lois.
Eyening.-Cotton easier; uplanls IL 1%a11x; Or
leans 111Eal2c; sales IL 900 bnes; for export ant
| speculation 5000 halcs. TurpcntInc 2Ts 6d.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW YORK, December 2o-Stocks unsettled
but opened frmcr from closing prices on Satur
day. Money per cent. Sterling, long, sN; short
9's. Gold 207t. 62's, coupons, 1l3H; Tennessee
eN'coupons, cox; new, 42>si Virginia cX-coupons
4ei[; Louisiana, Old, 6s; new, GO; Levee skies
ooH; cights, II; Alabama cights, e3JS; nvcs, 0l
Georgia skies, 81; scvens, 92 North Carolinas old
422<; new, 29N; South Carolina, new, 7o,I. Cotton
qulct, mddling uplands 25Hc. Turpentnc 4ic.
Rosn So o5a2 10 for strained.
Eycnlng.-Cotton dull and declining; sales 1900
ea!cs ut 255zc. Flour rather more active, and
prices unchanged. Wheat 1c better, and In mod
crate demand; winter rcd Western 81 32al 80.
Corn heavy; mixed Western 81 l2JGaI I5H. Beef
quiet anu steady. Mess pork $3I 75a32 25. Lard
unchanged. whisScy Grmer ut 81. Groceries
dull. Naval stores quiet. Frcgh,s heavy; cotton
by steam 6.lCa3ic. Money easy at CAT. Sterling
weak ut S;:aS3. Gold broke down during the
afternoon, closing dull at 2o.iao0ls e2's ll3i1.
S9Miherp Irregular; Gcorglas 81. Stocks closed
fcverisl,.
HALTiMonE, December 2o.-Cotton nominal at
c5a2o,ic. Flour 1irmcr; Howard street supcrllnc
s4 76a5. Wheat firm. Corn active; white S5usSc;
yellow o0a92c. Oats dun at 55uGlc. Provisions,
small business. Mess Pork $32a33. Shoulders
l5lzc. Lard 1oc. whskey 07aooc.
AUGUSTA, December 2v.-MarKet aclIve, with
light offerings. but closed quiet and easier at
23&a232i; saies HOS bulcs; receipts lI7s bales.
SAVANNAH, December 20.-ReceIpts of cotton
5278 bales; exports 13i5 bales; saics COO bales;
mildllng 24c, and In good demand.
WILMINGTON, December 2o-Splrits turpcntInc
lower at a9k. Rosin dull. Crude turpentine
steady at 81 o5a2 so. Tar quiet at 81. Cotton,
nothing done
NEW ORLEANS, December 2o-Cotton duh and
easier at 24a24c; sales $500 haies receipts 49, SOL
Exports-Liverpool, o5lo bales; Havrc, 3o75 bales;
Hamburg, 724 bales; Boston, 1900 bales. Molasscs,
prime, 67a6o Gold 2eH. Sterling 81. Sight =
discount
MOBILE, December 20-Cotton In moderate de-
mnnd, and closed quiet nRd weak; salcs 100
bales; mIddiing at a3<c; receipts sses bales; cx-
ports 1874 bales.
CINCINNATI, December 2o.-whiskcy lower at
o5a90. Corn quiet and unchanged. Bacon dull;
shoulders lax; sides l7hals. Lard IL kals.
LOUISVILLE, December 2o.-Mcss pork s3l 30;
shoulders l5ti; clear sides IS,t. Lard 1sH.
WhIsIcy oS.
ST. Leris, December 2o.-Corn dull; choice to
fancy white a5a0S. Whiskey 81. Pork heavy ut
$50 co. BACON quiet; shoulders l5Aal5H. Lard
quiet.
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pACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMpY'S
THROUGH LINE TO
CALIFoRNIA, CHINA AND JAPAN.

Steamers Of the above line leave Pier <~-ElSe
No. ~ North River, foot OF Canal street, NNIeIAss
New York, at IL O'Clock noon, Of tic 5th nIll
2lst or every month except when these dates fall
on Sunday, then the Saturday prccetling.)
departure OF 5th and 21st connect NJ Pannmn
with steamers for South Pacific and Central Amer
lean ports. Those OF 9th touch at MunZantlO.
steamship JAPAN leaves San Francisco for
japan and China December 4, 1863.
NO california steamers touch Mt Havana, but 60
direct from New York TO AspInwall.
ono hundred pounds baggage free to each 0dult
Medicine and Attendance nee.
For Passage Tickcts or further information an
ply at the C0MPANY'S TICKET OFFICE, on the
York. f. r BABY AGENT
marchl2 Tyr
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Receipts by Railroad, Dec. 1s and 40
SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.

December 1s-l3o3 bales cotton, 1os bales do.
mss,cs sn S 90 S SSS no1 ieo saeks four las sacks
wood. 70 Railroad Agent. J d II Sloan. Peizcr,
Rodgers ca, q II Walter & CO. J Wiss 4 CO. j
Pringle Son, W X Ryan, Gracser 4 Smith, W
Williams Son. w W Smith, w Q Bee 4 CO, W
Whiltlcn 4 co, wagener, Stewart l. CO, Frost &
AdRcr, q w Williams 4 co, Campsen 4 co, STEM
house i co, Caldwell Son, and others.
December 2o-147s bales cotton, 80 bales domes.
tics. ll3 bbls nnval stores, cars stock. To Rail-
road Agent, O Mey, W y Dec / CO, Pelzer, Rod.
gerB CO, IIanckel, Kirkpatrick 4 Wittc, 0rae-
ser Smith. W Williams 4 co. wardlaw 4 Ca
rev, TnurstoR 4 iinlInes, @owry q co. q II Walter
q co, Frost d Adger, w Dukes d CO, Recder 4
Dayis; Dowlipg co, D z Sloan, r Q Sharp &
Hall, II Pringle Son, and others.
NORTHEASTERN RAILReAD.
Ill bales cotton, mdse, &c. To W williams d
co. Marshall, Jr, lteedCr & Davis, Walter d CO.
Gracser Smith, Ravenel h co, Mowry & co. W
x Ryan; Mantouc co, Iirndle 4 co. Caldwell h
Herring & co, ChIsolm Iros, Thnrston 4 Holmes,
Shackelford Kelly, drawer, J weiters. Mrs II
r Martin, yelling, d G Ebaugh, Is Slmons,
and Railroad Agent,
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r o HT O. Il e n u 4 Ie !.
MARINE NEWS.
sToN, DECEMDER R21
ARRIVED YESTERDAY

Steamship Magnolia, Crowell, New York-left
o lSlh = INST; Mdse. To Kavenel q CO. j Aiken 4
Archer, Bollmann Eros, Brown 4 co. + r Brown
H., II biseiiGiI ,s a. GO, WI nssell, Cohen, Came,
Cowperthwait. CeInmIns. r Il a /. CaiTwnl, !,
Sohen; iiamc6el CO, I Cater, w Darlington <
SU Sass , ~ Giaussen, Crane, I'oylston co. Doug
iass y Miiler. Drake, 4 DavId, ForsJthc, Nc
Comb & CO, Dowic 4 Noise, J s Falrlcy 4 co, i;
Grllln, Fass, B Gradtlen, II Graver & co, liar
5sson & co, II Gerdts co, Inrt co. a II Hay
ston s Crews = CO, J lara. D 4 co. KInslnan L
l.ro. KiincS. WickenbeIg go. IA Klein, II Klattc
Co. Iantsuo CO. hatinesssn, ssG Mathews .IneT
IL Murray, II Muller. McCreary, McI.oy {
Nfe ks,lroad Massaa xasn z SeS[ys SHs MaRIs Il
don, pelzer, Rodgers & co, D Paul & CO, G + Pop
beamei,n, smiis Il Bead 4 co, co. W Shepherd. "
IL r. Toale, Thomas. Won Santcn + Wuhrmann,
SrnsT Eyans 6gs1cI SucGSr Wagner Monsess Walker
heavy SW gales.
100 tierces rice 10 Prost Adger. Coicocf ,s 4
GO, IL Hoppook, Il Prlnglc & Son, and Il L
Steamer Fannie. White. Kcithneld. Brook Green
anu anu waverly Mills via Georgetown, G. 2Il tcs
TTiiGe TioIns SO EaSSsases mdse, &c. To Thnrson 4
Kelly, Trenholm Son uonsISs ST haSkgoIa Mcpsraon
co; Cart, " Johnstonc. r Prlnglc son,
so EasSp g Ms,Is 4 Fro llag seigling. Aiken
", j -
EisGhoG nnMN 4 co. Walker, Bollmann Bros Lopez <
Less,le, s,ae, II psn kaste CO. Terry Nolen and order
ron@S S,9SP 1,ce fen9n an Jones' wtown. 1900 bushels
Boat from Johns Island. bags sea island
cotton. To Gaillard & Minott
Flat from James Island. ! bnp sen is,apd
cotton. To Roper 4 Stoney.
,oB Boat II from james Island. ! bags sea island cot
Ton. To Fraser Dill, and Roper 4 stoncy.
Boat from James Island. bags sea island
cotton. To w Boyle
Boat from Christ Church. Q bags sea island
cotton. To Roper Stoney.
Boat from James Island. bag sca Island
cotton. To Roper & Stoncy.
Hoat from Johns Island. bags sea island cot.
Ton. To Roper Stoncy.
Received from Chisolm's Mill. 55 ticrces rice.
To 7 Kerr CO.
IN THE oFPING
british steamship Atalia. Snndcrson, Liverpool
LEFT November 2e Assorted curgo TO n Murc
CO, aud others.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
british bark Arbitrator, Irwin. Llverpool-wag-
British schr w II Uieare Albury. EIeuthero
Bah-h Canalc.
SAILED YESTERDAY
British bark Dalkclti, Langwlll, Liverpool.
Schr Baird, Ireland, baltimore.
FROM THIS PORT.
steamship Falcon, Horsey, Baltimore. Dccem-
UP FOR THIS PORT.
Brig Mary Stewart Adams, at Baltimore, De.
II.
schr Emma. Hall, ut baltimore, December 1t.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Ship Bombay, Jordan, OF Philadelphia, Decem-
ber II.
MEMORANDA.
The schr Clara Rankin, Rankin from Woods
bcr II.
= The schr W II Thorndike, Hall, for Georgetown,
q, was up at baltimore December II.
BY TELEGRAPH.
SAVANNAH, December 2o-Arrlved, steamship
General Barnes, New York; ship Margaret, Liver
pool. Cleared, steamship Oriental, Boston,
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Murray, Ferris & Co.'s Naval storcs Cir.
cuInr.


NEW YORK, December 1s.-SPIRITs TuRrES-
TlSE.-The only feature Of interest In the business
OF The past week Inns been the purchase FOR export
Ul 400 bills shipping order ut 4Ic, which for u
time impaired quite M improved tone to the mar
kct ana an advnncc Of &c on March lots, but this
mas been partially lost and the market closes very
dull nj i31sc- The other sales were 015 bbls ut 4Ja
&c mcrchantablc, chiefly 43al3i4c. Receipts AL
bbS; exports II bbls.
RosIS.-'rhc total sales amount TO II, 600 bbls at
Sea2 e2H for common strained, 81 05a2 o8 for
good strained - l5n2 so for No ., s3a3 60 for No
|, 81 toa5 "a for pale. and include 5000 ba good,
hmyer's option, january. s. 10. The decided de-
cine In European frcightH and scarcity or cargueB
nenr by impaired additional strength to the mar
kcL towards the close, aud 81 o5 wns offered and
refused for strained In yard. The fnct is how
ever, that foreign markets arc no well supplied
and the gold premium so low, we do not deem it
reasonable TO anticipate any material advance.
The late cablc dispatches would seem to confirm
That view. Receipts 2465 bbls. Exports lO, ,534
bbls.
TAR--Thc only transactions of moment is 1000
bhls Wilmington, TO arrive, 81 IS, in order I'm
yard. Tie general market Ia nat. Receipts 400
bbls. Exports 3s2 bbis.
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Shipping.
- -
k' y N L w Y o II X

II IN w y TX IL =.
Inc First Class SIdc-wllecl Steamship <EeE.
ShMI.S hDGER, T. ]. Lockwood. Com M,AlANG1
ha huudcr, Oh tile New York and Charleston SlcamI.
Srm,p Compnny's Line, Will leave Adycr's Suuij,
+. NJ. ''''"A' IL ''oeA
,gS. Through bills OF LadIng given OH Cotton TO
30 Insurance by this Line rnir per cent.
ES- superior Accoinno ola ions for posucuynrr
6dec2O2 JAMES ADGER & CO, Agents
INA + Il l. G ii r l. 4;
TO BALTIMORE. PHILADELPHIA. BOSTON ANp
TIE CITIES OF TIE NORTHWEST.
THROUGH HILLS LhDING GIVEN FOR COT.
ron TO BRSMEN
r, The Steamship MARYLAND, johnson, <EA%S
Commander, will sail for baltimore MMIISllt
ON WEDNESDAY, December 22d, ut 4 O'CLOCK IL At
from Pier No. I, Union Wharves.
Q5-lnsurnnce by the Steamers OF this line Y
per cent. to baltimore and Philadelphia To I}us.
ton Z. Philadelphia Frcights forwarded 10 that
city by railroad from baltimore Without atl,lI.
tlonhl expense for insurance.
By arrangement with. the Steamships OF the
Bailimore and bremen Line, sailing semi. month.
", through Bllls 1ndng for COTTON win hcrcuft cr
nc issued IL the latter port ON ACCOMMODATING
terms.
no Through Bills I.atllng given to pIlILADEI,.
vhsA WEsf. DoSloN and the CITIES oFTIIE NoltTn-
For Freight engagements or Passage apply to
COURTENAf & TRENHOLM
uccEu Union Wllarvcs.
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MEMORANDA.
The schr Clara Rankin, Rankin from Wood,s
Hole for Charleston, arrived at Newport Dccem.
Dor II.
The schr W II Thorndikc, Hall, for Georgetown,
5 Z, was up at baltimore December IT,
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LATEST COMMERCIAL NEWS.
Exports.~-

LIvERP0OL-Pcr British bark Alphabetically
bags sea Island cotton, 1850 bales upland cotton,
$50 bbls rosiII.
ELEtITHERA. BAHAo bbls -four, 10 bngs corn,
10000 feet lumber, l4.U0s shingles, Dbls bread,
tierce rice, UOX candles.
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Passengers.

Per steamship Magnolia, from New York-Mrs
Biacknlnn and three children, w ii Smith and
lauy MIX and sister, Grifln, mother, sister
Porter, mother, sister and Two children Miss At.
water, Miss Carrie Underwood, Miss iizZlc Un-
derwood, Clark, Norris, J Dennis, II Blanyelt, d,
Jpritchard. Harris, II Thurn, W Bennett, W
mr5D, Moran, q II brown, A q Coleman, Ii
iurke. IL Schcpgu G Wheailey, Simpson, j
In Btceragc. N
Per steamer Fannie. from KcIthncld, wavcrly
ana or brook Green Mills yiu Georgetown, S CDR
Magili. Miss Mary Barr, u + fleetwood, J Is
Eneei, IL Chlsolm, Jr, II Dcas, Jr, W Lucas, " ]
Whalcy, IL Segng. II S lzard. j o McCalts. T
Brandon, J IIart, T. Cole, J w Walker, Colonel D
Jane Iluger, w tombstone ami lady, j II Read,
MiSs 81 Johnstonc, Miss T. s Johnstonc, Miss S
81 ;Jollmstone, Master l. JOhnslonc, + Councilman,
= FMcCuskcr, Morgan, and 20 on deck.
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T...
Stock OF cotton held by Manchester spInners at
600 bales. Mlddllng Orleans, now l2al2 IA, then
l01d.
EXTRACT PROM REPORT OF AGRICULTURAL.
Observation-Disclosures present season has wilt.
messed great activity In this culture, an Increase
or area cultivated, and moro general and gener-
Gus fertilization, and has also been characterized
by drought In the scaboard States and other
causes or diminished production, which havo
modified the expectations Of planters, yet the
crop Will exceed that Of last year, and may reac,
2,7oo,0o0.n Prom these figures, which include
tho whole crop, should be delucted tho Southern
consumption, say 1000 bales. Tho balance
would he tho commercial CROP
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RAILROADS..
f sc II E D U L E

SAVANNAH, November 6, 1860.
On and after SUNDAY, the 7th instant, russen-
ger Trains on this road Will run as follows com.
inencing with the 4.3o =. NJ. train:
NIGHT ExPREss TRAINS
Leave Savannah daily at..............,lIO 10 T. NJ
Arrive at cambridge tMonday's except
Arriye at Live Oak daily al 4. ~
nITNe at JacksonVle tlnlIy at. a. NJ.
Arrive Mt Tallahassee daily at..........7O1A a. A.
Arrive ut Quincy daily at..............,e15 A. NJ
Leave Quincy daily at...................G.25P nj. r. NJ
Leave Iallahassee daily at..... ........S25 +. A.
Leave Jacksonville daily yat.............s.O ut r. NJ
Leave Live OAK daily al. lbs a. NJ.
Leave Bninbrdgc Sundays cXccpicdl
III at.......... ........................0.. .0..n II. NJ.
Arrive nj Savannah daily yat..........l0.50 A. II.
DAY TRAIN.
Leave Savannah Sundays cXccptcdD
Arrive Ut Live Oak tSunduy's cNccpcd)
Leave Live Oak Sunday i cXccpicd) at 800 A. NJ
Arrive at Savannah Sundays except
Passengers Tor stations west OF l.awton On
mnin line. take Express Train leaving Savannah
at 4.3o T.. NJ.
BRUNSWICK TRAIN
Leave Savannah Tuesdny, Thursday
anu saturday, at; t;.................l2 1880 r. NJ
Arrive NJ NO. tiunction) nt........... .i30 p. NJ
Leave Brunswlck tMonday, Wednesday
anu friday nj. at......................i2 IL. so p. NJ
Leave No. tJunction) at...............3.Go p H.
AFrTE cnnnnc nc SaVamnai "a ,
latkn, picoata Enterprise, and all points on the
ST. Johns River. Through tickets good by all
steamers on the river. II. S. IiAINES,
deco General Superintendent.
SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-21
Easton & Co.'s Cotton Report for tn,
Week ending December IL, 1860.

NEW YORK, December ls.-THa MARKRT.-In
our Inst report the market closed strong at rs &c
for middling uplands. Saturday the market
closed dull; sales 1925; prices unchanged. Mon
day the offerings were small which prevented
any decline; salea 23l7. Tuesday there was more
activity and prices were firm, with increased
demand from spinRers; snlcs 4olo; mIddlng 26 &c
Wednesday the market opened firmly but closed
dull under favorable private atlvices by cable;
| sales b0ol. Thursday there WAS butttlc done and
prices were barely Innintalned; sales 2377. Yes
terday the market opened with q good demand,
but closed barely stendy on the decline in gold
BneS 5000; mddlIng 25S &c.
During the week prices llavc been remarkably
steady, both here and In England. The closing
figures are the same ns Oh last Friday. Con-
Bidorlng that It was known that our receipts
would be heavy, that the Import into Liverpool
reached 200 bales, md that gold has declined
to- 2oE, the maintenance OF prices show great
| strength. The English spnners have now con-
siderable stock on iland and 1t remains to be
seen how they viii act under continued heavy re.
ceipts and shipments on this side.
Upl'd 4 Fla. Mobile. N. o. Texas
ordinary. @N @244 @AH @24A
Good 90, [, ordinary. @MH @2!K @2s 9251
Midaling: .:......: @25H @25A @28 @2sX
Sales OF the week, 1850 balcs-inciuding TO- ,iY7
10 spinners, 1910 to specuators, aRd 1854 to cX-
porters.
Gross rrccinta Mt thta mort for ,ho .roor n, n,