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VIRGINIA.
unnh Suiea anro2y1uu SIC, ,0O>-rAy.
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INGI1k Qk 1HHN1HNN V0 btA&&p ASVA&EH3
-R1cuxosp, July sa-1ho motions against tho
hanks Ut noKArdsr,Ilc, 6cot&ssite, Nppttcelio.
rhtI.srp r1sle}tsau!a, and The Central Of rFItula
fer Injunction and tho appointment Of receiver,
hare been kcs ter Argument In chRmbers, befTo
Judge Underwood, Il Alexandra on next Friday
and SATURDAY, the 90tA aud Elst OF thli month.
The su1t1 ayc brought ~, u&vey Trr71 a9sinat
these eann. ma the.c y over s., ,6oo insalEel
RICHMOND, July .9S-Tho 61aia Treasurer VIII
commence Ste payment Of ono per cent On tho jan
ra.J tnteress u The Stale registered bonds on
Arrutt IL oud ha soon ~ thereafter u pos1lh.e
tho payment " porpons win Be made.
, 1869-07-29
OMAHA

Tho Union Pacific Lnnd Office to
Open To-Day
Special Despatch to The Calcago Tribune.
0M1nt, july ~
The Union pnci1c lind o1lce rIl, 10 opcn to.
morron. They ot1er ,le,1 lands La rlatte valley.
large number Of pcrsons arc waiting 10 anal!
ttGuptlyea Of the opportunity. Prices range irutu
e. ~ u $1U per acrn.
, 1869-07-29

Ouu17 Ill, Jnly sa-A boz named Frank
WY freight bound north. while switching 1t this
place The seoopd car from the rear Of the train
was . nat uFon which Mead ant another boy had
jumped to Ees nde. The train started suddenly,
causing him 10 toee hts balance and fan between
the cAr, tro wheels Of tie last cAT passing pTer
hli nsck and head End killing him Instantly.
, 1869-07-29
The Ktatn1tt0 OF TYfblAAS

= he Rn1RNtR bf FFfHI&Hs
rnttarE1rnrl, Jult 7a,-Ttldsy' the Grand
1,efgr et the hnghts ii rstti1s, Of Fenn.tlranla-
tosrspe nted Their ecu annusl see.tUn IN lhis EfJ
Tbe eesstun IL \ private Fnt, AMI Will last two
dAtk. There are In this ftste ~ so9 Meuuef1 Iii
rood ptAtjj9pr,
, 1869-07-29
WANTED :

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br yrwsR. thsswsA t1tth+s4 1ssh ti1w f*aHe q
svMiisxka falussA tann Il }ptaa s!ft et us h,atse
bA4ee b~e44te 5rce+Tf ~ fsxntlssf@A krsee l1as
tF 8: : stsftiI r. ts.J Y t. z3s, . d.
Isl Wksf HAhArh h n. !.
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9 New Iark Dry a;asds Market.
NEW XphH. Joy n -in tbs arr soo*ts tnarae4 thosa
shsass, Asaasy ps1i, Z sIixssei I.as xilI exaa
icapih. ueatJ. Lr pTissd woaIeat. h.b u ch4ush1.
A.. eeye1s. e. - g sea l1!s*t nd aanoets -!
u sq*A ~ ssHAse1es ers aot - n4eh ia.
ss stout ta0s Jbai@s ps1etz ouy hscwt pCn u III
hfEf1tR. &4C Nc.
, 1869-07-29

ysFtn eHt t'ehHeH NJ cpttsHfs4
NtH1rts1tH. IT., Jn'} tt-lA lht feis sAhat
il, tnsa!te Il ~ tpei,HsNla III ts4a,tna " lis
tonstjlplou 1t ti.s Atsts,. ~. Heed, u W@aln9.
I'm isulAt{, stlhAlttodk \ thhk thfHtt In fAy1t 81
fetua,e siliAss from ths Gu 0ananltiea On that Eut'
ttEl
, 1869-07-29

rms Mers t1ff*aAs Ct,ttents &'EaHdst
NsH tIHtt4ha1 t7fs ~ .4tnssatt slttA snt'' me
trAa1,a ttnHAa sI>&atr tTp4FssalHx, taaaRdtHf
llunHp1tt has f%lAIn%A ths ksAl arm nj tthdat'n
r4sn ant ths knstssAnt tt.attt1a Jktteftta3 III sha
bt vsrpHl Lion pf fhs eAAs%.
, 1869-07-29
SOUTH AMERICA,

rolttlrnt Affairs In Paraguay.
1okp,F, july 24.--Adr3ccs from hann-
tiou 10 th1 17th 0f June, received rtd Itu, stnte
that ihe tututera Of tho new Provisional GoItrns
mtut hare been elected " popular rote.
, 1869-07-29

fAt71noRk, July "a Hun. Edward Mn''he1son.
tHfrk u tbs Gnte41 States lIrnss Of h"p1t1rnts.
tfFeFt Mad ncphew, wers htttenE tue rss+en1Ffs IN
tbs Aiaamstfp 1,eff4,c+ Ivf Southampton aud 1lfs-
inph lI,iB RftPtttnt,;L
, 1869-07-29
$EAfAStkNst'lnee 3'4t1Vda,

FTNxR Gbs tS1s FH1l Nfs>tM,
IN ttls nils Ut tina Astsatta aAs t4tAA ara uhI4g
Htsts ts%lea ~ tAa sxtEtBsatnAs3 yaSsssy ot wAtSf-
tnk .laaaa AiilttA 3.ufa willis ssAt4EtAAh fIuEn
.fifA4HiA lava N Ehtn& ctaps rteAt.tsaR4lA% s4a
Ilk hi tntortt serHs and sulAhtn blArk dtvsfstfg
tss tEfte 81. esaase4 Of tet:t C.ara51i Al
, 1869-07-29

fat3ahuFEk VH MaFkcte. ~,
frrn.rHo1i. July = aEcr.s.s rctrotsuw 57sssns fsa:
IL toe spot st.Isr Jy, but 20 Puyosa. sfG u 1ho
year o0trrd sritHc. MLApt:i dull eo4 HfAk u d.
Eh1; AuSusa aud keRtEs1se to<sthaf e.!se5 z16
l4H thEet Montal, :5Se pot q luty. Nss&0.aE
, 1869-07-29

Ud41I0 .1l1EKf14
Dr1yAIo. .JnlJ g4-H1x4ns1ux1z- -Rnes9E4 ~.
ksoe Ms wht1i, tkUs bn, eorn, s&Ea b<l nldP-
Ea; al. @Gea s.. :. fsslshs* % Esw xsIk-Essas.
tsSss Il sS IL Ill -sseaotl axfnx 4 16 s1o .Rye
9euE nomn.uy sAA Mhxa; Pesne& aa - deeefs g s:
tnatuins, Meuo ba No, MlTn1kee eiur II sL&z9t<1:
Eooo ID Nd Il eI and in the sIternoon 2Ahl
esso i si.ss; ikap su pal 4dxsukee eiab i -
eio.e fi ~ .Aa @ hs @tsadesfs T2m1ff - t. e. 9GsF9
Mta1 S% &C. s,,6* e =; EaI.a ~ s Se Eaa
PsoVn1oxs-Poek hcA 1t e31 se3tkoa Ls1a> fa3
Htc- n,.~,-
, 1869-07-29

Spnins
AHAEsf or CA1LIBfS-Y1GIfF nj Ii XANCuA.
M1pnID, July %.
Many nr7csta continue, on suspicion Of dtsloy-
atty, Il Ciudad Iiesl. Hundreds Of people arc no
licittnE pardon from the government for compli-
city In tho recent Cas1st movement. They
atatc that they Tere deceived By Ca1llst lead-
en- .
Thesr Was ahArp Btrcet ngrt yeascr.ay, nt La
MsochA, between Car!l8t and loremmcnt Iotces,
n which tho Casitoss were defeated and ncd 70 the
mountAtnA
lhcre hare been several arrest& Of CaYllsts At
cicncs, Tne 1nsurgtnts Of ihas pI.ec haro IT,
leased the prisoner confined In JAIL
TIE CAKIos nbvExxkr ABANDONED
PARIS. July r.
IT u reported ihat Don Carlos has ordered ces-
9as1on Of tho movement IN his beh2lf- lis pa1tl-
gaus kfc much discouraged
Gnrnaanys
pEsEnrAxcr or TUE AEMrEnsAnr or 7uu DtHr7l
or uuAnQtDr.
l3xALiN, July ~
Yca.erlay, the Ssnnds ftft toot plAee In honor Of
the memory Ut Alexander Won Humboldt, and he
day was observed ~ holiday. In tho evening. Z
public banquet vas alren, and al Immense torch
Light procession passed through tho streets,
n&rsT 3 LATE krFEcu TO TIE 1lrxdARt4KA
TIC Irerttfotlal cvsftt1pndtnr* uenaparcr eI-
rfpB&EH &3$GuIBluCIk ~ AR1uu fV4 NF4Nk q QheEts
ttons about prus1!A ln his Fpeect to The IluuEa.1
an committee. 1t dtniea that any hi1unces tnte
been made BY Austria, aud raIs II she desitrs 10
establish a irue and eoLIl Friendship prussta Ia
quite rchdy to meet her.
Franco
uHLAI1Ep LEAVE OF ABsKNCB 70 FrnLouungD
sUlDtHhA
rAaIa. July ~
Tia I<et4t asaesss that arrange lnehts nre now
naarr complete for Rtrtug unlimited lthvs of al,
sencs to so4titcEs whose Iurloughs will room c1-
Ffs
AstltAerlAAu,
NTH1FT1N AthLtH FABsEH1A HtH CHkJkHftAfR.
phRNA. july "a.
NJ. uRbtgs Harrington, tate American Minister,
h,.iay touk hts teAve et ths Fres&Hsut 1f tlss
Hwlea tVateAefttibh Ath Introduced 1llA euts,sA-
At,. 4tk ttnliee, whu presented ls eFe1hnlaIa ahd
MA seeelse,t ~ Al,uFiaf ltssIlent Vt ths untei
Etxt&A
SApnns
4 htflsNAiHtfa HAENAt ~ A&t4lAa w tskasAt.
tllkJ R1h1, july !. Via &A'alsas. July ~
A4tlt4a fruAt japan tsslAtt tks nAanea& ot tlsa
ta'al,aty w tsry hlaatrAhtsn'l cnntltsnn. pat1r
mOs4y xks Fefesh nptR tLs peutla III pa4A Of
heR14. and trade MAJ kRFhlJ I*d.
, 1869-07-29
, Nrfv 1aek dry asneds MRR Rket

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fH4kx1uAr, july y rEr aaias-
kaos ssnse4i 1t srH1Hk.
ULp5se Llpysat 4sntcA, TT Ia,
, 1869-07-29

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orwEoo~ July ts-REt4nEry7rt-Floas Inactive:
neT virtsr; 9SS Ia wMtf, aaos for dosl4e e1tra
Whs.t DIN tEt YsshaDfs5 % Il tae' e. r M ha P.e
Lao 10 shoics O. = ei.4s ~ b. No. rhdts A1eA ~
Ma l. -;
LAEx Inf>o11x-4t.x N bu wheak. II ta1 ba rotn.
ClalL lxfpRI1-lAsls Ia Hhauk-
, 1869-07-29
EEte URMA3<

EsIsA, n, r., Jai7 ta,-1sepatrs m the FrAuk.
16gk Lick wera caMttessl lh!a f01a!la0a, 9ta4ts
AEu nyK running Regularly,
, 1869-07-29

rhh President tifnh4-DeNpatc1A IT, II
from tIl<. Directors Of tho Gable
duMpnny.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-03
Exports OF the Week.

FOEEiGN.
LivERPoOi.-Pcr bark Don Justo-j:, bags sea
island cotton, 2o33 bales upland cotton JIG sacks
cotton sec 1l3 tons phosphate rock. Per E,ri-
1901 bales upland cotton. 2W bags cotton seed. .
Per bark Annie kinhall-lj bags sch island cot
ton. 2I2l bales upland cotton.
PoRT IS GREAT BHITAtN-Pcr bark lris-lI90
bbls naval stores.
BAHACOA-Pcr ScIIr " II Stcclc-2I0O feet lunl-
her, 20 hiIls potatoes, bhlS onions, bbls apples
% boxes hcrrings, 10 realms paper, bbls tar.
DOMESTIC.
NEw foHK-Pcr steamship MagnOa--IjS bags
sea island cotton, HoL bales upland cotton 81 les
rcc, 20 bales yarn, lS hhlS seed rice, 81. bls rosin
and sunlricS.. Per steamship ChgrlcStoii-i05G
bales nplnnd coiion, 81 hn!IS islnn co,tn:,, Sc
tcrccs rice, ~ handles paper, - packages ss,l-
dries, 81 hills OranEcS.. Per steamship Cham.
plOn-GS bags sea- Island cotton, 1851 bales Up-
tand cotton, 135 tierccs rice, Is iacs yarn, ..
rolls leather .. bundles paper ~ pkgS fruit and
Sunlrics.. Per schr Marian Gage-90 ticrccs
rice. 250I hagS cotton seed, ~ hagS rice our, 80
casks clay, crates car;icnwarc l0i, ,9St feet luni
her. Per schr Ida Kcharson-l:iO0 000 feet re-
sawed stun ami plank.
rH.LSDEtr11k-Icr steamship J W Evcrman-
AS bales upland cotton, ll9 balcS yarn. III bills
naval stores. Gi iicrccS rice 20 casks clay. ii5
empty hhls Per br. G II Gccry--3:yn tons pIlos-
piatc rock. Per schr Archer Il ltrevcs-li
iron, II eases mtsc ami 20 to:is phosphate rock.
NILM1SGToN, DEf-Pcr SChr Fawn-3s0 Ions
phosphate rock.
EAITiMORe-Pcr steamship Facun-2il bales
cotton, 100 icrccS rice, SO casks clay, :. hlitls
hides bales rags, lG tons pig iron, II bags fruit.
10 hills oranges, and sundrics. Per schr Han
nah lland-a5o tons phosphate rock
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-03

IN THE P0RT or CHARLESTON, DECEMBER 2.
Vessels under 100 tons, and steamers coasting
Within tile State, excepted.
STEAMSHIPS
Marmorn tI}rl, tons, Robinson, at Boycc co.'s
wharf, frbm Liverpool discharglng-R Murc
& co.
Manhattan, 1887 tons, Woodruff, at Adger's wharf,
for New York, loading-JnmeB Adgcr co.
Prometheus, 5S1 tons, Gray, at Atlantic wharf,
for Philadelphia, loadinG-Jno Tleo Getty.
SHIPS
Ellen Southard, 9I8 tons. Morse, In tho Stream,
for Liverpool, ready-WillIs 4 Chisolm.
Duke OF Wellington iir), T24 tons, Allen, ut VAN
derhorsts wharf, for Liverpool, loa,ling
Rayene1 4 co.
Muscongus Orb : tons, Groves, at vanderh0rsts
wharf, for Liverpool loading-Isaycnoi & co.
Gorilla tBrl, 1855 tons. Say, Mt Boyco co.'s wharf,
from Liverpool, discharging-R MIre CO.
II. BARKS.
Dnkeith tI'rl sI8 tons, Langwill at 1oyce'swharf,
for Liverpool, loading-R murc CO.
Mary Killam (lIr 42l TONS Butler, In the Stream,
for Liverpool, ready & Il Getty.
Don Jusio, COS tons, IlonhoG, in Inc Stream for
Liverpool rcady-Ayills Il ChI!oln.
II Eaton 372 tons, Elllngwom, ct Palmetto
wharf, for London. loadlnfi--J Ensl0w
CO.
MARIA iBr) : tons, Webster. ut Atlantic wharf,
for Liverpool, loading Willis Ohlsolm.
Arbitrator t}r) : tons. irwin, ut Royce Il co'a
wharf, from Liverpool, Observation-Disclosures
Iuger CO.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-03
Atlantic tBrl, G15 tons. Vernon. AT Marsh., wharf
from Newport, Eng, dsc!argim IL Murc

Atlantic JI,rl G,5 tons Vernon nj Marsh. vh,rf
from Newport Eng dscllur,ri,., !, Wmr
:. co. CO" '"''
I!omhcrs!lnd tNorl. $50 tons, Nelson al Wander
Ravcnci 4 co. ''''' s'"s
wcttcrhorIl, = tons, Mino,t i'm the S;rc,, frou,
Mouriti,,s ,usi .,rrivcL ,vi,nx " 7,,V,n ,.n, rom
, >' ''' w.
I,Iv pcr,o ,,,r, NJ, ,','a nai'',.
''. tltc t'rh b'' loiiS. Patterson. Il. Icnctt'S
ftnm m'i' from Sail iiiNcf. jaiii, "aIliiiG-W T.
, r,,,,,,,,, ,,.,, .
eos w,rr' i,r ir ~, .n,,s, Asi,i;,, ~ Hf"wm
t.r,n,i,,,t 10y narcci"ii' oa'ing-W J. i!hll.
,y.rr tn,ini,. III. 10 iohs. inie. ut i'rown cos
ruycn Nninmin iS,,'t ,,,, @ @Ioa'nE,-W j. liail.
eos whnrir r,r .o,is, .Mr""hrii;ai i'rowii
JI,il ''' ioi "1iccioia' i"adh"-" L
G. T. t:rcrv c.,- TONS t.,,.,,, :,
phiI.icnhi, r, '"S.',.. ~ III me stream, Tor
c,,n,,in i, .,, ''"''-" itWaem 60
Inrtsonvii,,. r.,,Iy-IIi J., t,,, w. .me stream Tor
,,,."n EnI,'i nv aua-i bakcr ~ 90.
N"'M wh,rIP ,rP"nnh n,h n :ohs 'iarki ht nr4wii COS
rops,,n, ,ri' ~ .yi @,,;,,cciomn. @ h'anx-M T. lla
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-03
Markets by Telegraph.

FOREIGN NARKHTS.
LONDON, December - NOun.-CAisols money
o2h; account 925t. Bonds s4,i. TallOw Ais.
Turpentine 2os
Ercning.-Thc bullion in thc Bank Of England
las decreased thirty eight thousand pounds.
LIVERPOOL, December 2-Eoon-COtton buoy
ant; uplands 12d; Orleans 12,lal2i5d; sales 1900
bales. Red winter wheat os Id. Lard MuoyaEi
at 7Gs.
Evcnimg.-COttOn firm; upands I2,.d; Orleans
l2,id. Sales $4,000 bales; for speculation and cx-
port 5000. Lard IGs Gd.
PARIS, December 2-Noon.-Buursc opened
firm. Rcntcs 7lf S5c
HAyRE, December 2-No0n.-Co,ton opens
irm; afoat If SIC; on the spot If zee.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW YORK, December 2-Noon.-Stocks unset.
tied but hrm Money! T. Sterling, long o; short
oss. Gold 22ts; SiXty-twos coupons, lca,; Ten.
nessees, eN-coupons, So; new 4Sai; Tlrgnias, cx-
coupons, rs; LOuislanas, Old G5; Levecs SIX;
eights IS; Alabama clghts %; lives Gl; Georgia
SKIES 81; scvens 93; North Carolinas, Old d2s. new
-; South Carolinas, new 65.
Evcning.-C0tton dull and &c lower; sales 1000
bales at 25int. Flour In moderate dcnlund, partly
for export; prices unchanged. Wheat u shade
lirmcr and moderately active. Corn scarcely 50
Iirm; mixed western 81 lla1 13. Pork hrmer;
new s32 2ja32 IS. Lard firmcr at l9Ea2oc.
Whiskcy irmer at 81 o.. Groceries quiet AMI
steady. Turpcntine 4+isa45s. Rosin 81 0jaS
Frcights steady; OIL cotton by steam &c. Money
closed easier at 6a7 per cent. Sterling dull at oa
OIL Gold closed dull at 22ii. Governments
closed dull. G2s 1898. Suut,ierns dull ana weak
Stocks closed firm.
BALTIMORE, December 2.-Colton quiet. Mid
ding uplands 2i1ia2ic. Flour and wheat dull
and unchanged. Corn lower; prime to choice
white ooa92c; yellow aOc. Provisions in slightly
improved demand. whisscy 81 0a,
CISctNcISNTT. December Corn unchanged,
whiskcy dull nj 81 Short cash aSc. Mess pork dull
at s3l so. Bacon active at lac; clear sides lS,.c
packed. Lard l9tc. Sugar-curcd hams 2lc.
ST. LOUIS, Deccmber2.-Corn dull Pork quiet
nj so 5Oa3o. Bacon quiet; clear sides IoI:aI9,,c
kcg lard 1S,sc
LOUISVILLE, December Corn SIC. rroyis-
ions quiet. Mess pork nj s3l so. Shoulders lG,ic:
Gear sides 1915. whiskcy 81.
WiLMiSGroS, December o.-Spirts turpcntnc
qliet ut Zoe. Rosln steady, No 81 75aI So.
Crude turpcntlnc unchanged. Tar lower, II, s..
Cotton steady a. aa,ia23lEc.
AUGUSTA, December 2.-Cotton easier; sales Us
bales; receipts 1856 baics; middlings 23,iaaa,ic.
SAvASNAiI, December a.-C0tton receipts :s2OO
bales; exports 1000 balcs sales 200 bales; mid.
dlings a4h4c; market quiet.
MOBILE, December 2-Thc cotton demand WAS
confined TO few. Closed dull. Sales 700 bales
Midtllings 23aic. Receipts 1890 bales. Exports
.C2I bales.
| NEW ORLEANS, December 2.-COtton easier nj
2Ia2i5c sales 45oO bales receipts 31IG bales; en-
ports coastwisc o5 bales. Sugar in good demand
and firm; prime 1oaIe'Sc Moosscs, prime GiaG6c.
Gold 2!ai. Sterling 3e,i New York sight par
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-03
Stocks Of Cotton In the Interior Towns
not included in the Receipts.
kaSStrlEcfS.

Per steamship Sarng0ssa, for New York. :
Shelby, G idcchrtci.cr. W Grith. Jr. r I:rcvctcr
JSilrcr SN Porter, : Walsh Grant, and Z l.
F0rrcStOn.
Fer british steamship MarmUri, from Liver
pool-F W Fuller. & Moore. Mrs Galloway, Charles
Scott, \ Douglas, Elizabeth Douglas. Anne pou-
gias, y Douglas, Wood, J Hill, wife and family
i.Ia Hall, Catherine Gearry. a Nye and wife, l..
Dnh;, and family.
Per s'camcr rilct Eoy. from Fcrnan.iina via
savannah and l'ca,ifOrt-Mr Wclsman, II Myers,
Mrs Eastman. Mrs Lopez, Mrs Riley. T. Richards,
II Lewis, Williams, a a Duer. x COulion, " N
hammond and WIFE, l.Grccnilcld, y Lyman, 4 X
Cantey and son, &C Hayward, l. + Judd. a VIII
liams, llunn, Captain Crowell, Mr. Ehamgh, MIR
Scycrs, Ecv Mr. Campbell. Mr. Darby, NJ = Elliott
aE' wife, Campbell, II Harrison, ANA % OH
deck.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-03

TIE COTTON MARKET.-Thc market for this ar
tlcle has, during the period under review, dIs-
played rather more nrmncss and activity at the
great English centre. where the rates hardened
from 1lMd@llstd to 12Hd p ID for middIing mp.
lands, with considerable while at the
American ports the staple has for much OF the
period shown slightly easier figures, largely In
consequence OF the sharp decline In gold the rates
at New York fuctuatlng slightly from 25@25xc q
-)b; While ut this point middling uplantls which
opened ut 24c, improved to 2i924Hc, receded to
24c, and advanced to 24Ic.
The Liverpool and New York markets have
shown the following movements and prices for
the week: On Friday, November 20 the former
closed firm, upiands 1l1sd@IliSd, sales 400 bales
the latter closed rather steadIcr at Csc, sales 400
bales. On Saturday the former closed nrmer and
active, uplnnds ll3sd@i1Ad, sales $4,000 bales;
The latter was nrmcr, closing quiet at 251Sc, sales
5000 bales On Monday tile former was drm at
lHd@ll,id sales IA 900 bales; the hitter was In
active, and 40 lower, at 25c, sales 1900 bales. On
Taesday the former was buoyant, uplands 1lzfd,
sales $4,000 bales; the latter closed arm at 26,fc.
sales 5000 bales. On Wedncsday the former was
firm, uplands i2j.tl, SALES 10000 bales the latter
was &c better, closing quiet at 2s,Ho, sales 1000
bales. Yesterday the former was buoyant at 12d
@l21sd sales $1,000 bales; the latter was heavy
at 25><c.
The stock or the article in sight, at the latcst
data .Sotio,
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Imports.

LIvERpo0L-Pcr British steamship Marmora-
500 plough shears, 4 casks hardware, to J @ Dial;
ldo casks bottled beer, to Order; 1000 bundles
2 bales assorted ware, case perfumery 8 cases
Elgln bronze. to Spcare, Columbus, Ga; casks
frying pans, casks chains, to Hart CO; 80 casks
chains, 25 bags nails iron pots, to ] F. Adgcr &
co; 22lO pieces carrOnware, Is casks hardware,
TO r NJ Marshall; cases guns, casks hardware,
TO Grayeley; III bars Iron, lIo bundles iron, ss
1243 sacks salt, TO Il Murc & CO; Is cases and /
package private effects, to Murc & co; 60 tons
house coal, TO II Murc & co; 100 bbIs bottled beer
parcel to II Mure & co.
MAuRiTIus-Per bark Wetterhorn-7oO tons
PhGnlS Island guano to Wilcox, Gibbs 4 co.
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Interior Cotton markets..

ATLANTA, November 3O-The market closed
quiet nj 23c for middlings; 22Isc for low MIDI
dllngs; 2i1sc for good ordinary; 2oIsc for ord-
nary
COLUMBUS, November 3o.-The market opened
at &c for middlings but, under the influence or
favorable adylces, rose TO 2ailc, mt which figures
Il closed: Sales 5si bales. Receipts 725 halcn.
SUMTER, November so-our cotton market has
ruled the past week quiet Mt 2la23c. III bales
sold. We had hoped 10 see an advance before
this, but the steady decline In gold, which is down
10 l22, takes cotton down With II.
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, December l.-TURrENTISg-
Sales OF 40 bbls at 81 go for soft, and 81 - for
hard, per $50 lis.
SPIRITS TuRpENTINE.-Mnrkct quiet, and sales
of only II bbls ut 40c for country and bbls at lie
for New York packages.
R0sIN.-Salcs OF only a33 bbls at 81 60 for strain
ch, So T5 for No !, nnd S4ai so for pale.
TAR.-Sales or IS bbls at So and l25 bbls at S. o5
per bbl.
C0TToN.-Mnrket tlrmcr and prices advanced Il
shade; sales of bales ut a3c, bales ut 23sc, and
90 bales ut 231ic z Ill.
HAY.-l5o bales Northern sold from wharf at
a5c 4 100 lbs.
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list OF LETTERS remaining in the Posloillcc
nj Charleston, for the week ending Deccmbcr., .,
1869, and printed officially in TIE DAILY NEWS
as the newspaper having the largest circulation
In the City or Charleston.
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SHOULD state that they are "Advcriisc,L''
GTj- Onlcc hours from S \. NJ. to ca. +. NJ On
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EIxixc1lA IND coMMERcLlL.
The Money Market.

THURSDAY, Dcccmbcr2.
The market is somewhat easier than for some
time past Money is loaned freely at per cent.
per month on lirst-class coatcrals, and sccuri-
tics IRE in good demand. The transactions OF the
past week show small advance ~ prices. State
securities have appreciated somewhat, and City
siN per cent stocks lave been sold nj G2. There
IL an encouraging feeling In the market and the
impression seems general that the era for low
prices and stagnation has passed We give below
II carefully revised list Of our stock quotations.
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Primrose Time.

This world was formed FOR maid ami man,
SO each must find Il fellow;
II hath been so since tn. Ec:ld began,
Aud marigol,lH were GLOW.
For she who wastes her summer prime.
An,l cnitliy doth cschcw II,
Shall in the winter of her time
with vain repentance rue IL.
Then, prl'thCc, say not Nay, hut Yea,
Whilst primrOscS are blooming;
For spring. time will not always stay
The winter that IL coming.
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NEW YoRK-Pcr steamship Saragossa-1e1 bags
sea Island cotton, SOL bales upland cotton, So tcs
rlce 10 bnles yarn, bbs oranges, 20 packages
dried fruit, and aundrles.
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The Charleston Market.

yoR THE WEEK ENDING THURSDAY, DEC. 2. 1860.
THE REcEIPTs.-TIlc arrivals Mt the cotton ports
have continued to come forward in good supply,
and show prcdominance over last year at all
points but New Orleans, the Western receipts, II
is sad being still curtailcd by the low stage Of
The streams. The total result at these ports up to
the lot est tclegraphic news las hccn na fnllnws.
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90 Persons dcposlting letters In the Postonlcc
will please place the stamp near the upper right
hand corner &C tho envelope, AMI they will also
please TO remember that without the stamp q let.
ter cannot be mailed, but will be sent to the Dead
Letter Oflicc.
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Mcneil, Plenty
lO'Mcara, G
'O'Neill, NJ G
Perry, II ID
il'crcz, Jose Isa-
Pinckney,
Thomas
Pope, A
Preston, II J
Puckhaber, ST.,
Quinn, Nicho-
lbs A
Rebbmun, + ]
Redmond, John
Redd, J @
Repper, +
Reeves, Marcus
Rhett, WIN
Richardson,
/ Samuel
Richardson,
John
!ROyster. Joseph
Ryan, II II
Schroeder, Died.
| rick
iSchwake, Louis
lScllulnakcr, a
IScxter, Edgar
|Selby, Richard
ISimpson, Geo
ISlawsOn, = Il
Slnit, Angelo
jSmlth, Sinson
Smith, A r
Smith, William
lSorosses, J q
Spencer, Rich
iStanord, Toney
lSturgess, ID j
|Stelts, Milton F
Stuart, James
Stewart, Harry
|Symons, Thos II
ITarrant, IL II i
Tailor, John
lTaree, +
Thompson, Il F
S
l1'ol,enfilegcl, Ja.
!Vaunlcfcr, Dr
Vale, Nathaniel
ltelemoS, Rel
Waterman, ] "
Wallace, James
Walkcr, II A
Walker, Prince
Wheaton, John
Williams, James
| tcol'dl
WILLIAMS, Jo-
\ sepli
Williams, A r
Williams. James
Willie, J iL.A
.WinsmOre, Capt
II ii
Wool, Henry
Zicgler, Gustav
Henry
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NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD

127 bnles cotton, 90 bbls naval stores, 10 cars
lumber, cotton seed, mdse, &c; To J ii stein
man & Howell, Marshall, Jr, Rccder & Davis, A
Salinas, Prost & Adger, Walter h CO, Johnston,
Crews co, Mantouo h co. q W Williams L co, nj
Goldsmith Son, Graeser & Smith, ClnghOrn Her.
ring. & CO. Cohen & CO. r Prlnge 4 Son, BRO.
die q CO, Caldwell Son, Mowry & co, Pelzcr,
Rodgers co, Rayenei 4 co, and Ii IuggIns.