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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1869-03-11

IMPROVEMENTS IN CuAnLEsToA-Under this
heading, the Sumter &ems alludcs to one OF our
patrons in the following supplementary terms:
Among the many improvements which are fast
oblcraling the scars of war and ravages Of fire in
the good old metropolis Of South Carolina, none
struck eye more l:lvorably during recent vis-
it. than the new store occupied by Mr.. VIM. L..
Webb, importer Of China Glass and Earthenware
at l29 Meeting street, which has been lately ercc-
ted in place of his old storo, destroyed by fire
some months ago. handsomely finished outside
and its attractive front induces customers to enter,
and once in the extensive and various stock, the
libera..lerms and gracious manner Of the propre-
tor aud clerks are Irresistible inducements to pur-
chase. The house of Mr.. Webb is one of the
oldest and best known in the crockery trade Of
Charleston. First as Cameron, Webb L. Co, then
as Webb s. Sage, and now rs Wm l.. Webb, the
concern has for thirty years done an extensive
business as importers of and dealers in crockery.
His plan has always been to make len dollars ont
of a customer alsl make it often, rather than 10
make SlU0 once, and never make any again. The
merchants of Sumter who have dealt with Mr..
Webb will bear us out in regard to him, and if
there are any who have not, they will do wei! TO
try him ONCE. He only asks for one trial, be-
cause lie knows bis customers never leave him.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1869-03-11

rsp The Legislature hns agreed to adjourn on
the Goth inst. Rejoice, ye aa1 payers, and be ex-
ceediug glad at the prospect of relief from this
mighty incubus-provided the resolution is not re-
scnded.
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= Says the New York Herald the great revou-
ton actively commenced under the rail-splitter,
and delayed by the tailor, is accomplished under
the tanner
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1pnlental.
Seo

MARRIED, on Thursday evening, February 25,
1869, by Rev. L. W. Stephens, at the residence OF
the brides mother, in Elbcrton, Geo., Mr. s. N.
CAnrENrEn, editor of the Elbcrton Gazette, and
Miss MAGGIE c. STANFORD.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1869-03-11

= Grants father fell down the capital steps on
day and was considerably injured.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1869-03-11
recent favors.

Ne Senator SAWYER will accept our thanks for
recent favors.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1869-03-11

DIR. j. C. Ready, a venerable and honored
,;t;zep of Edgefcld died mt his residence on the
22luH
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-10-28
s1prbbeutI@en qiopb In Bremen

Nnp rir ermaattst @!ntnb1xnsen an,unetmen, tptl@s
bur@ p. %etn.elnen go"dmtsr PER .oeen ansteeoensa
.nhit werSeu, Bst Gtnlf"bunS upn .helee n an inns It
lie aoreGe bts a~tienoess unO &mpfdnoers st"au an
~sussbsn; xua. s,,ot.r u,r,en atn1tbs Gin.
.oSIunneH Ycn iecem ponamte jur ausaabl.ns
surh 81. unter ED .stea an8sncn'ne Der hteter
&npianssr pr bsrsts"Ssa a H,s + z, - nn sut ns'ei e
oenhdnpt o ~ unite '&n.a unp ii& ourd 9snnuns
ga RomenS uub % bnorte oes Mb'enotr ja bet'mn1en.
Wil,us Bros u. Dunbar,
gaseteu tes Mcreosutl den 2lrup ,ur Den 9pt'WnWet
1uua8. 0ertebr.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-10-28

truD ettfDtQelt urD pom 1roBer S11nkftt.
'Dtte aM2uttert tDad1fttdss "p,diBs Wser6dltniB B6soirnCss
fi9t unb warf, taum btmS3 Corn bes @atte,
gu entseben, elei@ NIT encouragement.
NeYiereE naran1iti Den beibenD dtntns nah
BEN tMprben sentiuben; atplrbt ieppt1 ppn
benz UNI Satin u,to &inb beraubteu
Slater perfolgt, errei9t llnp muBtefes ,u<
9ebtn, |paB tim 'fetne Brnutgmieoer oe>
aommen uarp. ,Grl tebrte 3tpar wie6er
mad eentS lpen 3urid, fon11te. fi6 1aberr
2oa nidt balten, pa man ism uterau Die
l6lre oeri9lob.h Ct ginsI mad SEEN.
IDort, tputer in1iebr fdleater Detbdltni7e
fam. Gr friftete ieiii1 a9eben als Marfeur
sin2 einem Btuarnf alon.G ll1ntetceB hattie
has pom ibm perfibrte Mdp6en in 800
bile cine laltmme 3ett. 9lue Ser @e1eIz
Ri&aft mar f. in Golae ibreS Gebltrittes
|'aus9eitpben, uno3ju 9auie3 mahte4 Jibr
Der @ater AUDI mande u btttere ,TStunbe.,
Isle entrpidelte' fi6ssu elmer blenrencen
|gSa6nbett tpies abert jeeen Mntraauml
sibre j5ano1 Surdid, &pa fe @epieve simmer
1oda liebte. SIM Sabre 1864 erbieN 1te
ieit:lqn9er t3eit einenl1 Brief BON piel lem
aus paris> pprin er ibr mittbeilte, er lei
TN 19lan5enuen @erbdltniGen uttp brenne
Dor Besteroe fe, feline einSig 5@eltebtt
ats@attin 5umaAltare sua fibreny uni zen
Bunot ibreri 9erjen BON prieferbano sftQz
men gu laien. Die iunseD Same beltirmte
nun ben @ater nit Bitten, ie 33iebenj ~
glaien, uno. pteier 9abtna@> pa er lelbf an
'pieB abrbafti9feit.e Der &iete pes1 .8aron"
su 9laubent aufn9 sS3n einem 8lpdace>
BREEDER madten Wutter nno To6ter Die
Reiie lber hens Ocean. 'Ssnparis murcen
fteIpon &iuiere auf nas@ Iaa13enpae in eiz
rcr1 pra6tppQ aue9etattem 9ane, ra5
er gang ALIEN bewpbnte, empfansen. Il Die
'5p93elt fano tnWaprio nit grc6empcmp
itatt. las 'Brautfleic Der jungen Grau.
totete aoein 100000 @6rane8. Das
.Gbepaar lebt crei SABRE .mdbrene' pe|der
5wst Sinner Der Gbe entlpro6tn> gtldli9
.unr berrli6 unp inGreupen. SIN fctatnz
pen Sabre jerp9 trat eineGrfaltuug ibrer
@efdble ein> an Der lepi9lt6 iNeptere
a@@ulo mar ocrietner@a Satin bdufgeDerz
anlaRun9 3urGiferlu6t CAB. Gines fb1z
1cn Sa9es YerIteb &epiere feline @atti1
init 3urad(afuns grocer @&ulpen> >n1b
r{ele par 9en6tbi9t.p a6 @eniae, naS tbr
mad oer 8eidlagnabme rerGfeften ibre6
Man1eS nod, tliet> gu @dpe su7 MAIDEN
unp na6 ibrtr NGaterltapt Mobile arm
uno 9ebrodenen6ertens wieper ;urudSu<
febren. Sbrt Muttfr tpar in Granfretb.
0eitprben. !
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-10-28
5hifs<Gon'raf

S~hifs<GonErafte
ar oamsf. unb seseIatHs su ben S'atoaea ~ptt'ltn
Wiaius Bro's u. Dunbar.
Aaentur per Bremer unp 5ambur8er
NpasD ampfih!fe ~
yaraa. ytet1e satltartn $751; t','p'3 |
Sou 8remsn unb 9amours nab Nsw yort lune
Baltimore: I
asilaent.d: g%ruaaisne $40. aiuess Sra ~
10 Sssren $40, @dual nee g. '>"' II
Wou Mew yort nad 8remtn unb 5am6ar9: Il
3nette aaiate: Grpadfeae 's72, &tnOtr BON u
r'.1o 5aersa s. sdno'tnz Is fret ;, oE %ii
10 : $ ~ i! $685. 'a'5o ssn u Hss' trst ~ N'''e' -" !
U*'s'''''" '''' 0'"' W ! hs;;S 8re's II. Dunbar. i
ger Brsmer 1>ampferr, Emitt.~~ Il
aasa a.pr.ils I'M 3wH3.netd BON 'prr.nt.n sda tN.p
yor!, Satlsar tn ,SaIs: =, t14 >
.ssssss s'sss'sss sssssss POS'Ju
Rtnoer oan 1 bs 10 S. bren. "::."""..:.". f16T2
&t sssss ahtys e ssas@ @tSmsn ,me I;aonaiit6: ~ =.
MiQius 8ro's1w. Dunbar.
-~--H p"Et#%oD gf1 =
Wsentu' Der .7&.2. ~r+nf,J' -
Montreal Ocean Steamship Company.
swtfaens.ds- . aasespr..'e e,a 9 tSItttrool,; 'hue.
&C unb Wputreal Battbat in Gurreuep: ~
a., Cr~n,ho;r, 81 rrtmedsn nod ST DAM -S 500 N
soa Sststalars, sawestn'". J." 4>.~"~F $i 7seS
9oa Gopsnbas n, mjJ" io oI,5..... '75.W
-? sts s%':sf as':; 10 s.srta u. sstdt. a'ns;f ass. : i (
81 Gin Sampler sttf.t etnte .'.r1ast a~'sssp'st an: Dstn
@iQius Bros II. Dunbar.
Snlanb Ya1a9e Sheint aeG} .
INN saeit.n bon geY ger. uus Balttmsre aa@ stseaa'
y WiQius Bros H.. Dunbar.
~ 4s----, 1H%33it T2ftaM
@9eutar PC i, RI 4sitb.(s
Wtrmania 9ebens@ er0@erun8s8tieQldaf
II RewgstL gy$jaG .g94 /
b: .in.ts.a '.ati4sn os.af4at ,ss ats.t \. 't'
saytt.l y $4,000 4 f4?!ngi !
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.@4 %" 90 s De'iillltiins |, Genial
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-10-28
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Mprobcutiben Buup, f.
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ben Nttoerlanbtn,
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uattr Der @arantte Der YsRstrwattuas bes
Morboeutihen Bnube6.
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-10-28

Gtne @@ule fir 3eitungs<
8ert@terf atter.-Gs wurpe por
&ur;em Der Geridla9 9enta6t cine 9sbrz
anitalt fit onsebenpe Sournaliaen, &e>
porterS H.. {. n. in @eneral SEES College
3u errid,ten. Gtnise 8ldttsr fancen Die
Spee gar ntdt libel, ia bel unrers an au<
ten .Staptz& eportera Maned ft. Gin
an9ebencu &eperter> meint bic Gincin>
natl GimeS, miNt in her 2ebranlalt
tI9tis i'm 2aufen etngelbt une ibm FLAIR
Aema9t >psrpen, eae er mebr nit ben
Betnen ale NIT Fem &>pfe orbeiten mug.
IS muB au@ fetn 8ie6or9an 9sbSrie
entnidslt percen> pamit er Nadri6ten
aus Der Gerne 1don .auSulpiren weib.
5etne @rf npun9ssobe Tantate II. aneez.
Observation-Disclosures muHen 9eb51i1 ent<
wtdsltt werpen, ran,tt> wenn IS etnmal
an Nadri@ten manaelt> er ni@t in Ser
le9enbeit fpmme unD feinen 2eiern ftetS
etwas <SnRreHaRtrS earbtctt> eenn Die
2slsr elmer 3eituse f5nnen pie 9eitartifel
! cine 9arSe Wode entbebren> fet!en aber
RE Staptmeut9feten auh nut an etnem
ein;i9en Or rSsn> 10 ict Truer auf eem
Da1e. Der .an9ebence &eporter maf5e
au1 caran 0epD5nt wercen, 20 Gtunrtn
III a.beiten unp a 5tunren 3u fbtafen,
AUDI miille itin Maaen fr1ftig gensadt
werrsn, pau1it er srebe Quantitdten Yier
unD @ein pertilgen unr an einem Nbenr
an 20 pl1ben loupiren femme: Damn
ml0e er tiidtia in rer 0erulo eeabt
mercen, TO- eoe er efe etnfaltiafen NM
unl nni9ltsn ,Nsren .sSon. ~Yie>Nie peer
&rdn;6en0epne sercaucn f1nne. Damn
mub er pun feinem prpfafor 'supsilen
s%spriiaelt unp ;um 3immcr binonsaez
worfen rerren, ,nanit er, f@ an ielde
Beaebenbeiten 9enDbne, ou9 mi0e feline
6aut 3utpeilen init arobsm @ano elm
aerieben merpen> pa,nit lie 70 bid :lmcree
mie Elm &binp;eros BeA@i Seine @aue
mil1e womS9!id ablorbtst :" rerren; raz
,Emit4er an oenGhprbsite1t unn 8etridtbetz
btiten csrWlenlb4eit feiaenNntee nebme.
! - SnSaprtpn, Stalls s.. 'Mi0o,iuirii,
nne,rf1utd,te Iterkte7 gSpd,ee cine TTrrolu l iiib"ibree
Mannes, zines ebrli6sn Derutlben' rurd
eine einfohe S.rfnnuno :reS' ,8ppfcs YprG
len >anceren: Gbeilsn leinea &arpers ~
entlebiaen. '#Sbnr in lin, ,&tfe iebenS laf.
,@rnr. I'M ibna etrros BARN II ,eidenL. bief
{ &; hi einern !1horfen IT g3eile 'n1d zren
;Modfn neai G,ebuidtt,n1., oilerufenp: 0eb
;rkt re~nitIbfnSy1fa. reni gbarieS Scr %,
5 oc1onno0,n III: fp1bifRt nd,nlirb ibra frr1ibrre,
mnrn' G;ludtiitber Meile fam es ihbe{
n;df onoo1n, 70 Eupfit : fpera 53ie6. rcta ffdlht
SsHo -. Iy,r R,Isis - s.ye n .sTft1'
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-10-28

Ear Dampf. unb Sesel&tTe III ben b'uioaen ~preiitn
kcj
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-10-28

.Depu1ten. = j. .=ut s. r,I
Bel uns teyonivte @sleer fetea ~iessr,e't osne spshe.
s say i S%aasssp ne3ti I !, Sfs3 s9te uns a mt y1SS"t @ ,dS: IT.
' MN;aiius Bros u, Dunbar. !
@e9lel 80" " .']"@ +,
,f al, Sauptp1dke @urrpa's unb Ben Der. @taaten In
klteutstn eummsn unO ernads!sten gpus{en. gen gu.
en- Banten peer BenaWters aMo gefseate gNe&fel tSnaen
starieit In Welb bet uns urng elest tperben. -
@tQtus 8rp's u. Dunbar. !
Ser. @taaten Sblioatipnen*
5.eoer unu ansere Der. etaat.n ;BpnSs taufen uns
~wrtaufen ptr surn %etuftefen Marfsersut.-
WiQius 8rp's II. Dunbar.
@olb unb Silber. W. r.Ij"
B.emse unS ttnbetn,tl6e yansen tSnnea sant t64ftn
snsrtet tn Y~aptersels I'M eslebt rsrsen BET \
Wi9tus Bros u. Ounbar.
Die Gtnsteb1tn9 BON Grbldafen1 !
Sss ss snssGs bon %isaa a.1 gssstsa"s s1,, tn ,. snts
@iQius Bros II. Dunbar.
&oQma9ten, -:
GOStnfaetne. gersiatsl'funss, @9entusss unt an
eere fiji: Dtutl4lanb befEm ns urfunben certen antsr
49, Sks|S i~N 80 =" /
WiQius Bros u. Dunbar.
Ger. Staaten &e{1fpahe
snr Retle naa unb In europa ~beiursen wtr euf's
prpuptefe.
WiQtus 8roS u. Dunbar.
Die &erpaltun9 Don @runeeigentbum
AMI ~fpnftee1n BIER belesenen @ern15gen, fowfe ben Der
fauf bedelben hbernetnten tptr fit Nuswdrttse ,eeeen
hastse Gomn.tltpnsbere9 nuns; ebeniu Ste
8ele9un9 BON Gapitalien !. ii.
luf b.ae bspstbctartf@e St9erbett. |
@iaius yro's u, Dunbar.
0eloer in Deutidlanp 80 +
Hsl9e sci unferen ourt!e gen Gorrt(ppnbenteu fir unfere
Rcd auno nteoerselset uerben. ipmte bard uus in
Otutihlauo etnsejuBegen Welber s4blen mir bier In
6rlb aus.
@tQius 8ru's u. Dunbar.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-09
Easton 81 Co.'s Cotton Report.


NEW YORK, February 8.-THE MARKET in. our
ding uplands On saturday the receipts proved
moderate and the exports very light private dis.
patch quoted the Liverpool market excited and 3sd
higher. Exporters and speculatOrs bought freely
and pl1ces were no higher. 1ransits attracted con.
sidefableattenton, and 2717 bales changed hands
The sales reached 1912 bales, at 2o14c Monday
Ihe absence OF news from Europe hindered busl-
ness. Prices were steady at 29Mc an sales amount
ed TO 1892 bales Tuesday, the advance in Liverpool
and report OF light receipts strengthened tha narket
A lalge bustne ss was done at &c advance on roid
ding and nc on the lower grades sales 02o9 haiea
at 291c wednesday,, the market was active and
higher. There was good demand for expori and
Prices advanced to 30c for uplands at the cinase
Sales 10. 400 bales 1hursdaythe activity Continued
and higher prices were paid, especially for
cottons. The sales were S947 bales, at 3OMc Yet
terday, there was some disappointment about the
small reduction in the Liverpool stock and there
not much done. There was no change in prices bIt
sales could not have been effecteJ except at some
concession Holders feeling strong, old not press,
Sales 3795 bales, at 301<c.
On tho week prices here show an advance of 1.c
and Liverpool IS about va higher. The snallness
Of the receipts, the continued light exports bOtl,
from this country and Bombay, have added to ta,e
confidence OF holders, and convinced the most ske.
ttcal that prices could not well decline. m
In our circulars Of the 9th and 18th January we
expressed the opinion fhat planters were hoidIno
back to some extent, Sinca then we have seen ed
parts OF the South. that forced to believe thai
cotton has been forwarded to the ports as fast at
possible. We repeat our remarks printed II, circu
the situation: ~ y
"our advices from the South, incline us 10 be
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Murray. Ferris ~ Co.'s Naval Store
Circular.
Columbus Market.

COLUMBUS, February 5.-CoIToN-A close ap-
proxmation shows that about 1000 bales of the stock
here, which more than 1000 greater than at the
corresponding date last season. is held by speculat
oIs of this region that one-haf of the remainder is
heavily advanced onsomc 60C0 1000 bales are in.
numbered There is better disposition to SELL and
some shipping orders have been filed. The sales
are much larger than during previous weeks. Hold
ers q rule firm in awaiting higher figures
Active demand. chiefly for higher GRADES, for the
last two days. About fifth Of the stock is North
ern middings Receipts have fallen off several hun
dred bales.
The following are the reports Of tho warehouses
Tor the week: Saturday. Northern middngs 26%c,
gales 64 bales; Monday 2614 ,261sc, nominal sales
86 bales; Tuesday, 261sa26Ac moderate demand,
sales 81 bales; Wednesday, same figures fair de.
mand. sales GAG bales: Thursday. active 27a27N Nc
sales 400 bales. The market to-day closed rather
dull; sales 2C9 bales Z he opera ions have been
principally local at the following Quotations:
OroiHary. ..-'.....e......... .2o3aa26
Good ordinary. ......e............- a26a
Low mldahngs. ......... .........- a27
Middings tNorthern). ....... .271za27H
Warehouse sales for the week 1908 bales Weeks
receipts 1920 bales against 2814 the corresponding
We of last season, unu 203o tho previous
this year.
WEEKLY STATEMENT.
Stock on hand September l. 1868. $50
received past week. ................... 1870
necelVed previously. .S9, 129-40,34 $40
4o,o2e
Snippeo past week K................. $40
oNppeu previously. .22,S5O -23, $50
Stock on hand February 8. 1se9...... 1920
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Arrived Yestereaay.'

schr Sarah A Hammond. Wiley. Boston 10 days.
Mdse. Tow Roach & Co, Railroad Agents, s r Mar.
shall shall orayeley Helms, scox, Paul & Co,
sell & co, W White, W Will Williams 4 Co. Pau1 au1.
Welch 4 Brandes. R White. NJ Drake. Mrs Hast.
CO, Railroad Agent. Rev J w Lewis, Chieolm.
J Campsen Co. stoddard Il Go. Klinck, Wick.
enberg 4 CO. Ferguson, II stelling, Nleman 8
Il Graver & Co, Wagner & Monsees Gerdts &
Go, Nashville Railroad Co. G. Loc g. Locke A
LANCER, Kinsnan & Howell. s Hacker, and order.
!oI Iupper g. Sons, II Blschoff g. Go, G w Williams
Go, Laurey Alexander, II Cobia & Co. Bollmann
6nos Bros; hart 10 CO Cameron, Barley Co, Daily,
Gerdts 90, Johnston, Crews & Go. s Reese Il Co
D Burkett. Ravenet & Co, w J Yates, WAGNER &
Monsees, , Kinsman \ Howell. Q LilienthaI. Il
Gibbon, M Martin J N Robson OstepdorH Il Co.
Wando Mining and Manufacturing Co. Experienced
heavy blow off hatteras
Schr Florence Novel;. Fennimore, Woods hole
8 days Guano. To Robso
Schr Azelda & Laura. McIndoo. Baracoa-12 days.
Fruit. To Bart Wirth.
Echr Deas, from West Point MIL 1876 tierces
Rice. N o Pringle.
Steamer Dictator, Coxetter. Palatka via Jackson
vile. Fernandina. and savannah. 81 bales Cotton 20
AIKEN " Go. jackson; Mantoue & Co. Pincknev
I Bros. M Cook. J Lockwood J N Robson, J B
q naSnton; Sa Manning, Fraser & DILL G II Ingraham
Witte, Stephouse Co - =
Steamer Emile. Davis, Georgetown. s G. is.
scs htCe, pale Cotton. and Sn iries. To Shack.
eM0ro q heily Innrston Bolmes. j Prtnole "
s% gagn, + Klatte GO. Mrs ood. d Tsrry SsIen
Steamer st Helena. Bumiey. Edisto ana Rocr,
ylle. ~ bales Sea Island Cotton, Mdse. ana S,sn.
dree or a. 10 Murray. Fraser 4 Diil, Coicook b
Received from Chisoms lFiil-35 tiercea Rtca ~
Thurston & Holiness III N AA'S0' "''' 40 40
Received srom eennett's Mill--1ss tiercss Rice 10
Bee Co. 9 n lngraham & Son, Muller. MIN.
} Nz D 90, B &c Sloan. 80, - 49,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-09
Markets by Telegraph.

FOREIGN MARKETS.
LONDON February -Noon-Consols 93h. Bonds
765S. Sugar Arm.
LIvERPoo1. February s.-Noon.-ootton quiet
and steady; uplands 122Sd; Orleans 1850; sales
$4,000 bales; others unchanged.
Two P. M.-Cotton quiet Uplands 12Aa12Md;
Orleans 121Sa125Sd Lard quiet Pork CTS.
Evening.-East India cotton closed quiet-up-
lands 12ha122<d on the spot, and 12Ad afoat; Or.
cans 121sal2Hdj sales H. 900 bales.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW YORK, February e.-Noon.-stocbs dull and
unsettled. Money easy at CAT. Sterling sM. Gold
35sS. Cotton a shade easier at 3OAa30H.
Evening -Cotton less active and nc lower; sales
1900 bales at So4c. Flour irregular and unsettled;
no aeclded change. Wheat shade hrmer. Corn
neavy; mixed Western 87a9Oc; whi Southern 9Oc;
yellow 92a92%c. Mess pork Ss3 25a95. Lard Arm
er; kettle 21a21Ac. Groceries quiet. Turpentine
58a5e1Sc Rosin 50 4Oae So Freights active; cotton
by sail 932abl6d; steam 7-16d. Governments steady.
1925, 13.
BALTIMORE, February s.-Cotton Arm at 80 cents.
Flour very quiet and nominal. Wheat dull; Penn
sylvania red $1a1 05 Corn finn; receipts small;
prime white 8ea9O; yellow 87as9 Oats firm; prime
rs. Rye 81 55 Pork firm at S33. Shoulders 16A
16. Lard quiet at 81.
CIKcINNAl1, February s.-Flour dull; family, 81
25a7 80. Corn dull at 64a65c. Whiskey dull and
non inal at 94c. Mess pork in speculative dema nd
and held at ss4. Bulk meats frmer; shoulders, 1SM
A13Ac. Bacon buoyant; shoulders. 1b; clear rib
sides, 171a; clear tides, 1870, only little out Of
smoke; sugarcured hams active at 19a10%c.
ST. LOUIS, February 8.-pork active at $33 50a34
Bulk meats active. Packed shoulders 13H Clear
sides TX. Loose shoulders and hams to arrive'
1917 Bacon firm. City shoulders 14sl Sugar
cured hams 18A. Lard quiet Prime tierce nomi-
nal at 201ac.
LOUISVILLE. February s.-Mess pork s33. Should
ers 141a. Bacon shoulders 16A. Clear rib sides
1814. Clear sides 18N.
WILMINGTON, February 8.-Spirits Of turpentine
active with upward tendency at "a. Rosin active
ut sI sSa8 IL Turpentine unchanged, Tar ARM at
o. s1. Cotton quiet at 28a29 cents.
AUaUsrA, February 8--Cotton easier. Sales 6e0
bales; receipts $40; middiipgs 2sc.
SAVANNAH February s.-Cotton opened with q
good inquiry, and closed quiet but Arm. Midding
acc; sales 1850 bales; receipts 2321.
MOBILE, February 8-Cetton closed dull and cas-
ier; low middling $50; receipt 2l72; sales 700;
ports 1875.
REV ORLEANS February S-Cotton weak but moi
lower; naidding 29 sales 1900 bales receipts since
Saturday $40; exports 1890. Gold 80. Sterling
47A New York sight u discount. Sugar frm--
common 1sNaloH; prime l2al; ysllew clarified 1411
a14s1. Molasses active-fair s4aeS; prime esa76.
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Passengers.

Per steamer Dictator, from Palatka. via Jackson
y Dunn, B vanshk Mr. Carpenter. MIR Temple, A
Rutherford Ladd and wife, Mr. Smifin and wife.
Mrs Arrow. Mrs Ewart, DR. c w Horzey. Hon D L
Yulce and daughter, Captain Dutch, j Cohen, Rev
Mr GarDan. Rev Mr. Emerson, g Smith, N b Day
enport Witherbe, W Goodwin. a Todd, ] A
Rose, " Christial, J Nevins Nix and son. Mrs John
Phillips, and IL on deck.
Per steamer Emile, from Georgetown 8 c.
Read, Misses Read. DR. H NJ Tucker, Fl Samson,
Miss Samson, lizard, W vaux. Miss Bell Lachi-
cote. Miss Miscally, Mrs Theus. Thornton, E
per ss ST dso ani ana
Major jenkins and lady, King. Hanihan, Sidney
Wescoat, 7 Hart, DR. Sosnowski l. Howe and
27 on deck
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Charleston Cotton and Rice Market.
OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS,
CHARLESTON. Monday Evening. Feb 8, 80. !
COTTON.-The operations in this article
menced at very firm rates, some transact ions taking
place at about 29c % tt for middlings. but the mar
ket becoming quiet buyers succeeded in purchasing
at slightly easier prices towards the close; sales
about 900 bales, of which about 200 were sold on
Saturday evening" viz: 81 at PIX; at 2736; 43 a
271a Al at 27sl; l12 at 49, 1O4 at 2s14; 2s1 at 2s
61 at 2s2z 76 at 2szs; SO at 30; % at 291sc. We
quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to good ordinary. $500. .274@28I
Low iS9w mldqhng. .'................28 .282@@ao
strict mlddhng ......... .29M@29A
BY New York classification we quote
t.ow LnAuu1ihB. ...'... .le%4O2J
RICE.-The market for this grain was quiet and
but little done; sales 50 tcrces of clean Carolina at
sc q tb. We quote common 70 fair clean Carolina
at s1s@sa1; good, s2s@9h; common prime, 9Ac
% ib.
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Cleared Yesterday.

| Cleared Yesterday.
schr Sarah Cullen. Avis. Boston -Courtenay Tren-
sohr Robert Caldwell Mccormack. New york-wm
schr g Ireland, Townsend, Baltimore-wm Roach
& Co.
Sailed Yesterday.
Schr Minnie, Smith, Wilmington, C.
From this Port.
Steamship Sea Gull, Dutton, Baltimore, February
SAM.
Cleared for this Port
Steamship Champion, Lockwood. at New York, Feb
ruary0.
Schr Clara Muiord. at Philadelphia, February s.
Sailed for this Port.
Ship Winthrop. Stewart from Liyerpool jan
Bark David McNutt. McElhenny, from LIVERPOOL,
January 49,
Shipncws by Telegraph.
GLASGOW, February 8-Arrived. Iowa from New
Nkw YORK. February s--Arived, steamship Con-
WILMINGTON, February s-A1riyed. steamsbin
Fairbanks from New York.
The sshr John Griffin, Captain Fisher loaded
with sugar and molasses, and bound from Sagua ia
Grande to Philadelphia experienced q heavy gale on
the Sd instant. She was struck by q waterspout.
winch carried away her 1udder, irons and wheel
ropes. oe'
SAVANNAH February s-Arrived vesterdav stoan,.
ship Ut Petersburg from Leith, Scotland schr Ed.
ward Glade from baltimore.
Arrived to day. steamship Hermann Liyipcaton
from New York; Fannie from Baltimore
Cleared, steam yacht Cricket for New York
Memoranda
The Edith, Wheeler, from Liverpool for Charles
ton, sailed from Kingstown January 81.
The brig Cecilia. from Liverpool for Charleston.
sailed from Ri ,gstown January 81.