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The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-12-07

IS. End.rs chill Cure.--"It never
IA. 10
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Go and see the grecian bend caps At !
Nefi's, 20. 20 Ohio Levee.
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Dehciency IN visible supply. ........ 3O83
Stock Of cotton held by Manchester spinners at
he mills. now 10000 bales, sams tns 1888, 1As 600
bales. Middling uplands. now 1i1allAd; then
1IXd. sasgSDgisl,
The receipts Of the article al noiit week
has been bags of sea isl and siI 1854
bales Of up1ands against AZ ma
and 1922 bales Of uplanaS tbs weck bssors. ssd 10
sea Islands and Floridas and 1884 halos g splai,da
Sor the corresponding week hast I. Thess sup.
piies have come from the following sources saw OF
up!ands. per soutb carolins Railroad 1883 bates;
per Northeastern Rairoad, 6s from Chefa aS. fnorn
Savannah 2-of sea islan 10, from Besusort 81 q, g.
The transactions and prices prevailing In this
market for the week have been as follows
On Friday. May 21, the demand was limited ana
prices asss nrD; sales 25o bales, ordinary 10 good
ordinary beng qgoted as 2b4GS2ex; low .niddling,
~ nniddling, 27,a@273Sc % ib.
On Saturday the demand was RESTRICTED prices
for the better qualities being steady, while the lower
grades were easier; sales 100 baiss ordinary 20 GOOD
ordinary betting quoted tat a5aaeXs low nidaiina.
"a; middlins. a7<@ayke:w - ID. n ax,5js. \
ON Mcaday the market was quiet, salss 2So bales:
quotations unchanged. l s.s, n "a ~ S.s u Z
On Tuesday the article was yithout sy,arasson,
Gales 200 bales, ordinary 10 xooa orainsrv h.,rn
quoted at at2ss; low n,iddling Al, aad Enia alnc'
2sK4027Kap y fb. "a, ssS;s I.
On wednesday the siaple was dam ana sransac-
tons too limited 10 estsbhsh pricss; salss 7S bales;
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LANaLEYs ELEpHANT.--Th Kalmia Factory
properly. !. In our district, is owned by d very
wealthy New YOrk merchant mined Lang ey.
He has it on his hands, and, like the man who
drew the elephant in q lottery or arsffle, finds
it difficult either to dispose pf OF to manage.
Lately, ON our way to Augusta. we contempla-
ted the huge building and the snIiniatu ure vii
lage, with feelings Of melaa0hoiy that e1ch
valuable properly in Edgeheld should be lying
thus idle and going to wreck. MIR. Langley was
IN Augusta not very long ago, and visited Kali
MIA Mills IN company with knot of rlch man
visit. The eaid Tich haen have not taken the
elephant Of. Mr.. LanaIey'se hands. There
stands the huge factory building completed
throughout we baL eye. and the Chess. board
village. with veil ard other necessary oppl,-
ances TO each cottage. And an this before
building dam We opine that but for Che
want Of . dam, this property would lone ago
have been Dough. and The faetory set in ope-
xation-by some Northern capitalSt. In spite
OF the senseless slandefs Of our bitter enemies
at the North, those jackals who continue to
nowl over the prey which their noblar an
Drayer soldiers won Tor them, there has of late
neop aRreat improvements IN the feelings e0f
the Northern people towards the yfliiiled
3outherter And we hope to see. At no ain.
tant day. the magnificent property.of Ks,naln
Mills contributing, as II ought, to the prosDer-
NY 81 our district and State Edge1fesd AGpey-
ttseT. q |E -SS ~. m. NSV~ NSV"'5 : 1890 =. 70
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Markets by Telegrapn.

Us FOREIGN MARKETS.
LoNDoN. May Afternoop,-- consols % y; bonds
LrvrnpooI, Nay ~ a7Azromon m Ecosson s~mer i, su,
net higher; uplands 1t1S is 11k; Orleans 11x to
11Md. ~ s8E ~
Afternoon Cotton hrmer; uplands 11Ad; Or
leans 1l1sd; sales $4,000 bales Me- ~
Evening.-ootton. up'ands, 1l1sd. Orleans 11H.
Sales 15. 900 bales. =
HAva1, May ~. Cotton ope ned quiet both on
the spot ana afoat. q ~ u sss 4Ha
HAVANA, May 27,--sugar active at exasY.
DOMESTIC MARKETS. gs
New YORK. May 27--Noon.- Money 7. Sterling
9A. Gold 39x. Cotton steady at 2sxa2sx. Tu,.
penifne drooping ct 48x. Rosin dull; strained
common 50 42A.
Evening. arpaer, Gales 2tgo bales at 28a<.
Flour heavy. Common 70 fair extra Southern GO As
ass 90. Whest and corn heavy. Pork lower ct sSi.
Lard steady. sWhtskey S1 o.. 1urpen,ine 43aA7.
Rosin 80 40a8. Fretyhts hrer on cotton by steam,
Ma. Money aotive aes7 per cont. Sterling quiet
and firm. Gold weak at S8a39x. sixty-two's 21N.
BAIrnxoaE, May 81. Cotton frmer at 2sx cents.
Flour quiet. Wheat lower; choice valley 81 80.
Corn-Receipts large; white s8ae8; yeIcw 90. Pro-
Visions 6rn. Whiskey 81 10,
CINCINNATI, May a. -Whiskey held at 81 oaa1 03
Mess pork unchanged Pacon In demand; shoulders
1915 sides i6 6,Saaz, hsld " higher.
ST. LouIs. May 27.-- whisksy duh at 81. Mess
pork ssas6 sheuiders clearsides 77,S.s Lard
quiet atiS e. a 80 1 ss s
LoUDsv,LLr, May 2I--Mess pork ss1 yaSasaa.
Shoulders 1SKaisAi clear sides 17a<al7K. whis-
ey: raw 81 05al 10. q. n 1. ~ IS Z.
wnauNaroN, May 27--sspirits turpsntine unse.-
ied OF A. TO A2 Rosia steady at 81 00a7 60. Grade
tnrEenilne unchanged. .Tars % so..s Costony assa
2eNo for m!ddlingss I'll In lss ass .s Ii. wv
AuGgs1A, May Cotton quiet; sales $40 Aasss;
recssps 80 bales; middiinGx a3o,
sAyANNAHy Aayg 0Y.4- Cotton closed dan at 27c;
sales $50 bales; receipts 400; exporse a27.
EoszrR, zasy "a. Cotton -qutes ana In Mir do.
nand; Hes 900 baes part yesterday; low naiddIings
rscsipts 82s baes; exports yesterday laSC
today 816A bales. IS S,s s..ss5 y 'S.1 TT7 n
NEW On14aANs, May a7.--Cotaon In limited de.
nands xctddiaga 28N; sales 600s rccsipse SIT; en-
Ports 1e6, Gold a8N. Sterling 81. Yox8 aight ex.
change rs< to " Discount Eugar. common, 9Xa
a0&;psine iS11. Mclssses Sufl; faa arsn ING l0aSaX.
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THINGS IN AIKEM.

correspondent Of the Edgefeld Advertiser
writes from Aiken under date, OF the 22l inst. ::
The signs Of the times IN this vicinity are
quite promising, although the actual progress
SO % far 10 s9aa sn. little: ,,,. ), !,
finest farms Of this neighborhood have been
sold to Northern men. some Of whom. however.
are not to take possession until next fall. Those
enthusiastic in the praises Of our climate, nd
the advantages IL presents to people who suffer
from pulmonary and other diseases. continually
contracted in rigorous Northern latitudes.
An English gentleman has purchased eight
teen hundred ncrss-two hundred OF which are
already planted in grasses. This party is now
making extensive pfeparations for the culture
Would it not be we'll for those intending to sell
their land, to plant o few acres of Scupperbong?
Fruit farms command here o much better
price, r-'9a" ''+ = '..t- =
The lumber for . new hotel has been order
ed, to be erected as the head OF the old 'sTn-
0lined Plane" and Wlight's Hotel is being re-
fitted. It is estimated that at least two thous-
and strangers were deferred tom visiting
Aiken this season for want Of proper accommO-
dation. Additional hotels are much needed.
Five or BIZ hrst-ciass houses would be well
supported. Mr.. stetson. of the celebrated Az
tor House, New York, expressed The opinion,
that there is no place IN the United States so
well adapted for Q hotel opening.
We are soon to have . Catholic Chapel in
Aiken, although there are not three Catholic
families in town. The building will doubtless
be great ornament 70 Aiken. As yet there lie
but little building going on. $500 y,
With view Of renderingthe town more at
tractive place of resort it is proposed to form
o COMMITTEES to ,lay out walks. put up seats,
ndorn Coker Spring, repair streets and roads,
to get up 2 library and readinG room, land
adopt such other measures as may be practica-
BILE and useful f9tIl 5,ee
IL is to be regretted, that the bill for the for
NATION Of the new County OF Aiken was de-
feated at the Last session Of the Legislature
Had this bill passed, an impetus wohld have
been given to the town, which would have as.
sisted IN developing our dormant natural re-
sources. e z ffs43
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THE CHARLESTON MARKET.

tFoa THE WEEK ENDING THURsDAY, MAY 27. 1869
The CRoP.-The advices which have been receiv-
ed from the interior during tue weea nrete to
the growing crop, has continued to be OF an pn-
favorable character. and repantng has been ncccs-
sary in numerous instances, and in others the sub
stituson ofcorn for cotton has been found cx,,ecnt
le weather for the period nnterreview bQs become
warmer, and there Is a prospect OF now having O.
more suitable temperature for the growth of the
plant condition which Is now absolutely needed If
successful crop s to be raised the present season
TEE COTTON MARKET.-The unsatisfactory con.
dition Of trade in cotton goods continued to not
with Q depressing effect on the raw material. and
prices Of the leading points have had dtsposiion
to go lower. The article in the English market,
which opened at the commencement Of the week at
l19sd y ID. declined to 1lH@1114d for middling,
up1ands, with very moderate TRANSACTIONS. At New
York The fibre, which began at 28Xc slightly fell of
to 2sA@2salS U H. ana OF this point the better
qualities were in demand at steady rates, but were
scarce while the lower grades had to be sold at rates
In buyers favor.
The Liverpool and New York markets have dis.
played the following movements asreported by tee-
graph: On Friday, May 81. the former was quiet,
sales 10000 bales. upands a. the latter was dull
andheavy. sales 1900 Bales at 2ss1c. On Saturday
the former was dull, sales 1000 baes, upiands IL I'd
the later was quiet, sales 1850 bales at 2sAc On
Monday the former was fat, sales 10000 bales. up.
lands 1lXd; the latter was shade lower sales 1lOO
bales at 2s1k@2eAc. On Tuesday the former opened
Arm, but closed dull with depressing news from
Manchester. sales 5000 bales, npiands 1lH@l1kd;
the latter was heavy. sales 1000 bales ct 2sx2sAc
On Wednesday the former was quiet, sales 10. 600
bales. uplands 11@1ld; the latter favored buyers,
sales 1900 nales at 2sK@2sAc Yesterday the former
was frmer, sales Is 600 bales uplands 11Asd; at the
latter the article was In moderate demand, with
prices Arm at $3.50. gs5 #,e.tg-,
The stock Of the staple in sight q. the last date
follo
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OFFICIAL.

LIST OF LETTERS remaining in the Postofhce at
Charleston, for the ~eeA ending MAY ~, 1869,
and printed officially in THE DAILY News, as the
newspaper having the largest circulation in the City
Of Charleston,
H1-PeTsons calling for Letters Advertised, should
state that they are "Advertised"
or Ofice hours from A. M. to p. NJ. On Sun
days, from to P. M.
STANLEY G.. TROTT. Postmaster
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THE DAILY NEWS.
GsegsMA aza AASeoe.

Know'ss sA0u, Qretehen, how 1t happens
mat Tho dear ones do
3o6 Walks daily IN Ella garden
While the gun shines high;
In that garden there are roses
BeauSlful and bright
And He RaEes round delighted
with the lovely sight
II Mo marks one gaily blooming,
Than the Teet more fair,
He win pause and look upon 1t,
Full Of tender care:
In his bosom lies
Bat on earth are tears and sorrow,
Fer dear one dies
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.5inaulial auS Gou.mereial.

The Charleston Money Market.
THunspAx, May ~, 1850.
The large sale Of securities made during the week,
by Mr. z. b. Oakes, was fair index Of the ruling
prices with that exception little business strans
acted. and the market remained dull and fiat. City
stock ia dull at "a to B6 Southern bank bills have
on advancing tendency. The change in the remain
Ing quotations is slight, and may be considered as
strictly nominal
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-05-28

As four woa KIM, at Il a A,lanta f(,enr r,i.,
Rolling MIL were opening an old Bhcll yeseer.
day, the powder igmted and they were ali
blown up and killed.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-05-28
ARRIVED, Y Yesterday.

ag es5s Arrived Yesterday.
Steamer Enilie, Lewis. Ediato. Mdse. TO Shack.
dorff Go. ana wescoat. 80 ''1'''' - '1'' >1''''
( steamer Fannie, Adair. Entarprise. Edisto and
Rockville. Mdos. 80. 10 Ferguaon, T stoney.
w Courtney, ana others. @9A.4as5 - %4
AT QUARANTINE.
Steamer Lloyd. Aspinwa1l. from Havana for New
York. put ia for supplies 10 willie b Chisolm.
g9s ii MsTHE oFFING. &sESs
British bark Maria, Webster. Norfolk, va. TO Jno
Cleared Yesterday. 81,
Steamship " Eyerman. snyder. Philadelphia -Jno
Brig Henry s esia Perlins. Mayo, Boston. salnas
Brig ? Brown, Keen, New York--TRisley h creigh-
schr DsvidTa,Sot. Packer philadelpnia--H saafuer
schr Constitution, Smith. Jaoksonyille-w Roach g.
sailed Yesterday.
stssssnshtp sts 3 v Essrnsa. snySsr Phiaaslphia
ErOna ehfs Fort.
Bark Harriet p Hpssey. Timer, liverpool, May 12.
Brig 3 q HSumaD. Rodman. satiiia River, Geo. May
ss.;s.s II Up fog this Fort. .S,a54
Bark sieiiian. Percivai, d Boston, May "a.
SMApmeSvD ~ ToseGrapAA.
SAvAEsAH. Nay 27--Asrssed, ship Kelows from
Z cleared, ste.unsh,ps Gen Bssnes for New York.
and Amerioa Sor baltimore. 5 ~, 4 1ss
Ncn0oyn md d.. &. e ssGs scs,ss ~
Tho schr Ellie 81 Smith. Smith, for OeorGetown.
8 o, sailed frono Philae eIphia May2A 81 3 4 II e
portsa Il Bangor, Me- fcr this port sailed nom the
tornaer place for Boston May ~.
The sohr Ann = clover. Terry. from Boston for
this port. called from Homes Hole May ~.
May 25 for osorgssown, s & JS7 *
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Interaor Cotton riarixcts,

Interior Cotton nlarkcts.
SUMTER, May 95.-About as bales sold during
the week at 2AKa-.
MONTGOMERY, May 25.-Montgomery market
qAet; low middings 25c.
COLUMBUS, May as There literally
thing doing The warehouses reported only the
eale of two bales. which were cassed low midbling
and bl ought 25Ac. Rsceipts bales; shipments 102
balee.
MACON, May 2a-There was very good market
to day middlings 25Mc the best 25Mc. Receipts
to-day "a bales shipments 1877 ba sales 207 bales
7 he quotations are as follows; Ordinary 23; good
ordinary 241f; low middling rs; middling 26K
wilmington Market.
WILMINGTON. May 2e.-TuRPBNT1NR-onl 1923
bbs received and sold at 50 for virgin, % go for vel
low dip. aAd 81 70 for hard v $50 his.
sPR1rs IuRPENI1FE-No change to report IN
price, and the Gales reach 800 bbs at 40 cents per
gallon.
of s29 bbls At 81 90 for strained; 81 80
for strain ed and No 81 12na2 10 for extra No 2;
glass.
TAR-es bbls sold at 50 80 per Dbl.
CoFFeN-13 bales sold at 2bHa@6M cents for mix
cd grades. ~
Nashville Cotton Market.
NA5avILLE May "a -CorToN-The market TO-
day was duh at unchanged prices We quote: Ordi-
nary 201sa21; good ordinary 2sa2ah; low midd'ing
NAsfivuLE COTTON srArEHENT.
Stock on hand September l, 1888. go
tseoelvea eoea,,4 ,nsns;, 1ooayr 81 40 500
Total. 40, 752
Shipped previously AZ, ,lo7A7 1o7
Stock on hand. :. ,e4o
oonN-The market was again buoyant to-day. with
shipments Of 5000 bushels and selee from store OF
600 bushes sacked at 76c We quote at 60c for depot
delivery.
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LAST OF VESSlCLs

Inst OF VESSELS
UP. CLEARED AND SAILED FOR 4 his PoAT
FOREIGN
LIVERPOOL
The Clifton Williams, sailed. ied...............April 10
The Minnie, Robertson, up.................April 18
DOMESTIC
BOSTON.
Bark Sicilian. Percival, up....,..........M May a
6chr Anna Glover Terry cleared. ........ May 10
Schr B Hawk1ns Wyatt, up. April IS
BELFAST lie.
schr Daybreak, Blake, up...... ......... May l5
aEw YORK.
sohr Minnie. Hudson, up: .:........ May 1s
PHILADELPHIA.
Brig Josie A Devereux, Clark, up.......... May 1e
BritIsh bark Maria, Webster cleared -. . May 81
LIST OF SHIPPING
I'm the Port OF Charleston, May ~.
vESSxLs UNDER 100 TONS. AND STEAMERS CoAsrTNG
WITHIN THE STATE EXCEPTED
STEAMSHIPS.
Manhattan, 1887 tons, Woodruff, at Adger's wharf
for New York, loading-James Adger h Go.
SHIPS.
r Winthrop. 94e tons, Stewart at Atlantic wharf,
Tor ~ yerFool, Decentralization h Stock.
wharf for Liverpool. loading-street Bros 4 Co.
BARKS.
Daakeith (Br). 848 tons, Anderson. at Boyce a. Co.'S
wharf, for Liverpool, !oadipg-R Mure q Co.
Helen Sands, 663 TONS Otis, at Vanderhorsts wharf,
from Liverpool, 1ischarging- -Ravene & Co.
BRIGS.
Pye lBr), 36S TONS Pye. at Palmetto wharf. from
London, Eng, repairipg-J Enslow & Co.
Brown, 149 tons, Keen. in the Stream, for New
York, ready-Rieley b Creighton.
Henry Perkins, 16l tons. Mayo, at Palmetto wharf,
for Bosten, ready-Risley Creighton.
SCHOONERs
Lion (Br), Ill tons, Mcclellan, at Brown Cos wharf
:. from Matansas waiting-W Hall
Myrover, 4l8 tons, Brown at Adger's wharf, for New
York loadipg-W Roach & co.
Helen A1en 2O6 tons, aten, at Central wharf, from
Philadelphia. discharging-H Baker & co.
W B ManD, 226 tons, Rogers, at Gas cos wharf,
Co.
W smith, = TOMS Tooker, at Adger's wharf, from
New York. discharging-W Roach & Co.
b Talbot, 2s6 tons, Packard, in the Stream, for
Philadelphia, ready-H Baker & Co.
Constitution. = tons Smith, at Brown & Co.'S wharf,
from New York, discha arging-Msster.
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Aa- Persons depositine letters in the PostoAace
WIN please place the stamp near the upper right
hand corner Of the envelope, and they WIN also
please to remember that without the stamp letter
cannot e azlsa, but win be sent to tho Dead Letter
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wON6BN,s LIsT-

Patterson, Bet |
eey |
Parker, N rs 81 |
Pett,grew, Annie |
IL
Prince. Mrs M |
Prince, Eliza B |
Purcell, sarah A |
Raven, Martha |
Raven, Mrs M L
Rabb. Delta |
Ramsey, Sallie |
Ravenell, X ose-
Reeves, Ella q |
Rivera, Mrs M |
Rivere, Mrs M e |
Roche, Jane /
Robertson, Mrs r
Robinson, Miss
Russ, Rosa
Ryan. Alice E |
|Sorrey, Ann w
|Scheper. Mrs 8
|Seymore, Dolley
|shanehan, Mary
oneenan. MIS- p
singletory, Mary
lbtgneh on, Hetty
Sims, Mrs e
|Stratton. Miss v
Stevens, Mrs A
w
Stolze. Miss L
istrauss, Mrs Sol
|Slmner, Mrs q
| sullivan. Annie
Sub.inooks. Mo-
| ley =
iSnith. Miss @ G
| smith Gracia
| Ann
Smith, Sarah
ISlmmons, Mary
| Unions, Mary j
Taylor, Cretia
! lray.or. Dlanah
jTorlay, Mrs NJ
Vance, Mrs N
| Watson, Char
Wolf, Mics M "
lWeecoat. Miss J
| Welsh, Sarah 't
White. Eliza
Wood. Mary L
wilson, Mrs e
IWilson, soAah
| Wilson, Jane
William g, Laura
Williams, M re- Il
| P
I......... ........
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quotations were nominal say ordinary to good ordl-
nary 26@26H; low middnng 27; middling 27h.
On yesterday the market was quiet, the transac-
cns being at about previous Hguree sales 100 bales
viz: at az; at 2SH; IA at "a; 21 at 49, Of 49, Is
at 26<; Is at 28M; 13 ct 27; 40 at 27; 13 at 27A;
at %. We quote:
IIvELPooI CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to good ordinary ...... .25 @26h
Low middling. ng................2y d.
Middhng. g........................N .NX@-
BY New York classification we quote;
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Adson, Mrs r |
Addison, Mrs M
Alexander, Mrs j /
Archer, Mrs q A
Archer, Mrs G. A
Ashton, Kate /
Baker, Mary j |
Barber, Miss L
Baker, Mrs r b
Beebe, Mrs e A
Belldon, Matte
Black, Miss w
Black. Mrs c
Bolohoz, Miss I
M
Bennett, Sarah
Britton, Miss b
Bryan. Mary s
Brooks. Mary |
Burgess, Hannah
Burns, Miss G.
Blu ], Miss M
Byrns, Mrs Sanl,
Brown, Miss E r
Brown. Mrs V :
Calvalier, Miss s
Co.n,ann' NJ. " !, :, r
~ u "no' mhe
Casey, Miss NJ
o. Osm0bIe, Jane
rn A1SnA
Csmppen, Ssu!ps. 1.sI.a avs =
cnHsna', cn,,sa aa M Uuna w. a
Co.MUn, ~ S1L rnSoe s. ~
Ga, Crajg M M,,a = r
NSlG4, Ss4,A, Mte = o]
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Deai' Des, mrs vr.T :gC -
ofsay; icoi;a' MrS
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nunro INV NO. J M"
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Jsvs EJnnos,es IES. -
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GadsdeD, Mrs @ lPa
Gibbs. sallie e
Golrick, Mrs j MtPa
Harbers, Mrs g Pe
Harby, Miss @ =.
Del IPr
3Ol an, Ann iPr
Hargraves, Mar-lP,
tha IRt
IHerick, Mrs r;
Higgins, AntoneyIRi
dimes. Ellis ERs
Hodges, Mrs WiR,
81
Houston, Sarah Rt
duRur, Ann III
Hynee, Miss E Ri
jackson, Miss A IRt
jackson, Julia iR,
johnson Ltddy lR4
Jones, Dina
Jones, Matilda B,
9 seckley, Mrs II r,
Kean, Fannie &c
/ Keenan,, Mrs d iSc
| IKin.och, Mrs e Se
Kang, Martha st
ILegare, Mrs 81 FL
Lehman, Mrs WI 81
] Ce9ivere, Helofse 81
Love, Cora @ .Ibt
|Louri, Mrs II r Isl
Marshal, Mrs NJ St
Marsh, Mrs .jSf
Mazyck, Mary
Mehrtens, Mrs q st
Mitchell, Miss Aist
Mitchell, Mrs z
Milnor, Mrs s NJ !,
Milligan, MIS- IS,
lMurphy, Ellen Isl
!MuldooD, Mrs N Isl
Mathews, MaryJI
| Martin. Miss j Isl
| Martin, Miss K OlSl
Miller. Mrs b Ia
Muller, Mar :"
Miller, Mrs L II
Miller. Mrs E III
Miller. Miss g 1T,
Miller, Mrs b N
MACK, Mrs 81 b w
Mcbride, Mrs p iW
| cGrane, Eliza
Mckay, Mary W
McNeill, Mrs r lW
McMellen, Kate "
McA1aster, Mat .IW
tie @ iW
|McFusson, Mrs lW
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Norwood, Mrs JIW
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Consignees per south Carolina RatlrOaa
~a~ May az.
836 bales Cotton, 81 bales Dome estics As packages
Bacon ana Lard, 229 bbls Naval Stores, carr Lun-
bers car Stock. To Railroad AGENT r Mure & Co,
Marshall, O LdtgchRt, Goldsmith 6 Son, Rec der &
Devis. Hopkins MCPHERSON g. Co, Oourtenay & Tren.
holm. Ravenel B Co Watson & Htn Claghorp. Her
ring b Co. J T Getty, Street Bros & Co, Cobia h
Go. Werner & QUICKER, q W Williams & Co, Klinci.,
Wickenber@E& Co.
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Mics Lizzie Berry, Mr. Jeflnes, " Oconnor. Mr and
Mrs. Etchen. . Marsh. 90 olson, and,D Bishop.
e Baynard, w seabrook. MRS r q Christy, Col A
Fitzsinons lady. two children and servant, and Q
ondeCk. w s"E%sI y tE@tyf4F = 1 4
Per steamer Fannie. from Enterprise, Fdsto and
Rockv,lle-W Whaley, Mrs Beckett, DR. J Sosnoski,
iadH $40 nurse = N 81 :Ssas58E9% @1i&I%8 3
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NorE.-We have deducted from New Orleans
1893 bales Upland, from Mobile S,451 bales from
Savannah S548 bags Sea Island and 2AO bales Up
land-and from Charleston 1898 bags Sea Island and
18l bales Upland, the quantities received at those
ports from Mobile. Florida, Texas and Savannah
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Markets by Telegraph.
FOREIGN MARKETS.

LONDON, November 2-Noon.-Consols O3H,
I'onds s2is. Fine rosin It's. Turpcntinc 2os Sd.
PARIS, November 2-Noon-Thc Bourse open
ea quiet. Renes r'r Io,.
Evcnng.-'fhe curse closed fat. Rcntcs, 7lr 3oc
LIVERPOOL, November 2-Noon.-Cotton firm
up,ands le1Sd; Orleans, l23id; sales 10000 bales
bombay shipments n the 2ad, 1000 bales. Yarns
ana fabrics at Manchester firm. Red Western
wheat 0s I'd.
Evcning.-COtton, upands, 12xd; Orleans
1o3Id; snlcs, 10000 bales; for speculation ana OK
port, 5000 bales. Turpchtinc, 20s od.
IlAyRE, November 2.-Cotton active ana nrm:
on the spot, 1 4s; anoat, 37Ii.
D0MEsTIC MARKETS
NEW YORK, November 2.-Noon.-Stocks weak
and unsettled. Money sharp at Z. Sterling
long 0, short OK. Gold PIX. Cotton quiet nj 201
Turpcntinc 47a.Iis. Rosin quiet.
Evenlng.-Coton heavy. Sales 1000 bales at
20tdc. Fiour-Statc and Western easier; super.
nnc State So 25a5 d0 Western s5 I5as 80; Southern
quiet; common to far extra SO 20ae rs. Wheat
declined 1a2c Corn closed dull at 1a2c lower
Pork heavy at $50. Lard unchanged. Whiskcy
decidedly lower ut 81 lsa1 10. Rice steady Gro
ccrics quiet Naval stores steady. Freghts lowcr
on cotton by steam &c. Gold closed strong nj
17'sa272<. Governments steady with light nd.
vance. Soutberns, on the last call, weaker on
Tenncssccs with sales OF new at SO, closing with
more Offering Mt that price. North Carolinas
hrmcr, specaltaN Az. The balance of the Us,
Was steady.
CINCINNATI November 2-Corn In fair demand