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ES-Great reduction in Silks. Just re.
celved at Brues & Sanders, handsome
black silks for sl.75, $500 aud 1915.
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Observation-Disclosures Flynn, ma
tive of Ireland, was naturalized in the
Ohio county Circuit Court yesterday.
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P4RAsoLs! PARAsoLs!-The greatest
raduction ever made is in the prices of
p.rusols at Brues & Sanders.
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For SAIE-One second hand piano at
Hamilton X Harding's Music Store, 100
Market street.
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vwheeler & Wilson Sewing Ma
chimes for rent with the privilege of sp-
plying the rents to the purchase, at VIM,
Sumner & Co.'s, No. IS Monroe street.
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gThe St. Marys starts for Cresap's
Grove this morning at Z o'clock with the
Baptist picnic on board.
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WYesterday was as windy as young
lawyer arguing his first case heal eS'
tate was very active.
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wPufied and Lace Chimezetts, Point
and Point Applique Collars and Sets a
/ Rhodes.
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CHANcE.-A consignment of 100 chill
dren's carriages will be closed out at
manufacturers prices, by Augustus Pol
lock.
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ERGO to the City Shoe Store.

1For anything and everything il
the way of Boots or Shoes, go to Blond
g. Bachman's.
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EGrenadines in great variety at
Brues & Sanders; an elegant quality, re-
duced from so to 81 cents.
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The entire vote of Cleveland is report
ed as large majority for lay delegs-
tion.
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CPFancy LinCn Ducks and Coating'
at Rhodes.
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wHandsome Lenos at Brues & San
ders at 22t cents.
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wBrown and Bleached 1914 Sheet
ings at Rhodes.
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IDulcineu Skirts, a new thing for
Summer wear, cool and cheap, at
Rhodes.
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100 MARKET ST., WHEELING, W. Va
1NHE FIRST AND ONLY BUTTON HOLE
II Making and Sewing Machine Combined
that has made its advent in this or any other
country.
This machine is warranted 90 execute 90 the
greatest degree Of perfection all kinds and yari.
cites Of ewing, hemming, telling cOrding, tuck.
ing braiding, binding Gathering, and sewing
on, quilting &c, that ia or can be done by any
machine now In use.
IL has no rival In ia celebrated Overcoming
stitch by which edgeA Of different hbrics are
sewed together a. by hand sewing. Also in its
Button Hole and Eyelet Hole making, and en-
b.oideriHE on the edge, which Is done with
equal beauty and perfection on all kinds Of
fabrics, not excepting Leather. II il one ma.
chine doing the work of many.
II Il simple, nsiseess, and easy 20 manage,
combining In one the merits of all others, IL IL
the only Sewing Machine now known that can
make perfectly finished and beautiful Baton
Hole besides doing many varieties OF work not
done by other Sewing Machines.
In short, its COED qualities are 30 apparent
that IL has taken the FIRST PREMIUM az
every Fair whore II has been exhibited.
[>P7We warrant every Machine TO give entire
satisfaction.
We sell a beautiful little BRAID.MAKTNG
MACHINE. Every Lady can make her own
Braid. myt
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iP-Go to the City Shoe store.
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FOR SALE.
SuIendid Bargains in SpIeh-
did Farms.

n,HREE ADJOINING FARMS RI sd CG 19S asfes,
ing, respectively, go, GgI anu corn f Ohio,
situate in St. Albshs tP d LIoE and four miles
shout ten miles FROM ae5 SiT oF sale An elegant
from GranI .iLo,ab tbe farms and to Granville.
road runs iniUs .iiv celebrated as the seat of two
Of the best Of learning GIN in S the SOF for
for young ladies' S ana f SS1. Ssns ara
young meni these farms. The farms are
lanSs ,I.i inproyed living water in every neldi
e soo5 richards. win be sold in bsdy OF sePa,
S ooIi oi' T"Efn in a body, no better stock farm
csn Be found in Ohio. Terms unusually easy
Apply TO NJ 100 Market street.
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FOR SALE CHEAP.

nNE OFFICE DESK, u FEET LONG.
One Burnside Stove and Pipe.
Two Small Stoves.
One Square Upright Show Case.
One Counter, IL feet long.
Windows, Doors, Nantes, DC.
APF'' LOGAN, LIST & CO.,
,oarI2.tf Bridge Corner.
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HI A II ID w A n II .
s. G. WALKER,
PENNIMAN & BRO.

IMPORTERS AND WHOLRsALR
i dealers In Foreign and Domestic Hardware
No 10 North Howard street, Baltimore, viii
take pleasure in supplying dealers with every
thing in their line at the very low prices the
present hard times demand maris'lydAw
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For RENT.

uNHR SECOND FLOOR OF OUR STORE
Raon The floor is I2S feet long by 20 feet
vide Has fine light. Possession given imme-
,iately. A. W. PAUL. & CO.,
LOG Main street MeFchants Block.
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EoD S1IE ATA BARGAIN,

1,rCoND.HAND PANEL DOORS, WIN
- Sosb fGlazed) Venetian Window Shut
teIs, a. - s'ON NJ. REILLY.
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FOR RENT.
For RENT.
FOR RENT.

uTArEROOM, OPENING ON QUINCY
w street, over Hubbard g. Bro. store. APP
Dly 10 Hubbard s. Bro. aprli
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UVHE STORE ROOM No. 9 MONROE
street. now occupied by Lewis, Little Co.
Also the room No. II, occupied by j. T.
Norris, as a hardware store. Possession given
April LIST, IsG9. Enquire of ,
9ar9I w. w. hlBLEh-
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ting to-day, under the administrator of his
Honor James l.. Orr. There are no important
cases ON the Sessions docket. Nearly eight
hundred debt cases that have accumulated in
past years remain to be disposed OF; many of
these. however, will probably be thrown out or
transferred to magistrates jurisdiction.
The book and drug store OF Messrs. Harri-
son q Marshall, in Greenville, was burglari-
ously entered on last Monday night, and a
sum of specie and greenbacks, together with
bpttles Of brandy. jars Of candy, and various
other articles. abstracted therefrom The
party engaged in this daring robbery has not
been discovered.
The Mountaineer says that ethe day and
night before Christmas was the coolest time
experienced in Greenville for many years. The
latest account we had of the thermometer on
that OCCASION left it but three degrees above
Zero, This was near midnight. During the
day tho wind was extremely keen aud piercing,
and on Christmas Recdy River was found to be
sufficiently frozen over in places to permit
skating. small harvest of ice was slowed
away for summer use by some of our providcnt
ctiZenS,"
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THE DAILY NEWS.
ALI i'm Vain.

We watch for the feet at the garden gate,
With eyes that arc almost dim,
And our hearts are sere from tho cruel fate
That for years has learned us to watch and wait,
For joys that will never begin.
We cling to the links of the broken chain
With the tenderness Of love-
AID watch with hope, rs tho bright days wane,
That at last we can gather them up again
In the field. that bloom above.
There are loved ones dear whose lips we press
To our own in our bitter woe;
For we never knew as their years grew less
And tho sweet oyts closed we had learned to bless
We had ever loved them eo
And we watch from the echoless pathloss shore,
For a hand to clasp our own,
AS they did in the beautiful days of yore;
But now they have strayed thro' the golden do or,
And kneel at their Fathers throne.
And we lift our voice and call in vain
On the ones VIII, went before,
But their ears are closed, and our tears and pain
Will never be soothed by their smiles again,
On tho other and better shore
For we would not list to the truths they told
With their trembling, fearful eyes.
And our sinful hearts were cold--so cold,
That our souls will never with Joy unfold
In the light of Paradise!
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Passengers.

Per steamship Manhattan. for New York-C Craden
P Murphy. Gonzales Suares. NJ Rodriaues, L
Ryan, Milnor. Lowry, Keenan,, ) McCann N,
f Lawton, aud on deck.
Per steamship Magnolia, from New York-Mrs M
Salisbury. Q F!enge, Charles Leeds. ) r Brown. Il
D Earle, dohn Jones. NJ Blanchineour. Earle, ]
G Shepperd, and John Thomas.
Per steamer Dictator, from Palatka. via jackson.
vlle Fernandirs. and Savannah-L Smith. Major
Stanke. wife and 8 3children, 4 A Morgan wife and
sons, Col John McRae. A Breyard, w Perry, P h
wilson. l. Roe II Wilson. u Hayward, j Nun.
roe, Marenas, Col III Nightingale. MI Avery, w
9 Blaekwood, B sardy, 8 Berhans, Mr. Roberts,
Mr Bruce. Capt Black, Capt Mccormick, Cohen,
Per steamer Fannie, from Savannah via Button.
Hilton Head and Beaufort-W q Carter, DR. ID swift.
Maynard Sidney Williams, w Eddy, j Conner,
lady and child. Mrs Madison and son. Fl Osten.
derff. Miss Hamilton. Van ess, H Bessileau,
Morrison, and 20 on deck.
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LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION:
Markets by Telegraph.
FOREIGN MARKETS.

FOREIGN MARKETS.
LONDON January 9-Noon.-Consols s22l. Bonds
| rs. Turpentine weak.
LIVERPOOL January 9--Noon.-Cotton active; up
lands 111Sa11 Sled; Orleans 112sd. Sales 2e,OGO
| bales.
11H Ill I'D; afoat I'd; Orleans IL 2Ia11 IA. Bread.
stufs quiet. Lard 73s. Tallow 46s. Cd.
HAvRE, January 9.-Cotton active on the spot and
| a1loat at If 2Sc.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
New YonK, January 9-Noon.-stocks unsettled.
Money easy at T. Sterling 9h. Gold 354. Sixty
two's 12Z. Cotton firner at 28aa29
he Hna at sary Ea1e oa nr sss
bales at 2S1sa29 closing at 2s. Flour dull and easy
Wheat dull and declining. Corn 2a3c Iower-mixed
93as1 (5. Whiskey more active and irmer at 9s16a
ST. Pork quiet Steam lard 18s1a2O; kettle 20. Ma
val stores and groceries quiet. Freights irmer.
sixty-two's 12Aa12N. Money very easy on call at
Sat. Sterling s%asA. Gold s514as5%. Tho bank
statement is the most favorable that has been made
for a long time. Small decrease in loans and large
increase in Specie legal tender and deposits
BALTIMORE, January 9.-Cotton continues active
at 273aa28c. Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat
6rmer; prime to choice red 50 25a2 35 Corn dull;
white s5a90c. Oats dull at 65a7Sc. Pork frmer at
$so Bacon firm t1414c. Lard 1870.
WILMINGTON, January S.-Spirits of turpe mine
firm at 27c. Rosn, No 2. 50 1oa2 IS; strained and
No 2, 50 e5. Turpentine arm and unchanged. Tar
50 30. Cotton, niddling 27c.
AUGUSTA, January 0.-Cotten opened strong at 27c
but closed irregular and excited sales 274 bales re-
ceipts 6S7.
SAVANNAH. January 9.-Cotton opened quiet, but
became excited, and closed easier at 27c for mid
ming; sales 900 bales.
ding 2e1za27c; holders generally unwilling to sell
except at outside rates. Receipts 679 bales.
New ORLEANS, January Cotton irregu lar and
advanced cent this morning. but declined 1Sc this
afternoon. Middlng 261a27. Sales 6OCo bales.
Receipts 1859 bales. Exports l02o4 bales. Gold $685.
Sterling Al. Commercial 46a46>a New York sight "
az per cent. discount. Sugar firm; common 9Xa
10A; prime 12az; yellow Clarified 14a141s. Molasses
firm; common 60a62; prime 67a7o; choice 72a74.
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BOSTON, January 6.-CoFFEE-The market is
very quiet for this article scarcely anything has
been done since our last. In Java the sales have
been confined to small lots at 2Sha24 gold; Rio at
14a161a, gold; and st Domir go is nominaly g. god
in bond. Some shipments of the latter have been
made to Europe. The stock is 49, Coz pockets and
10 $50 bags against 707l bags and $500 pockets last
year.
CoTToN-lhere has been considerable excitement
advanced from 1a11Gc per tb. Advices from Great
Britain favorable, and at Southern ports prices
continue TO rule quite high. The sales have teen
at 231aa24ac for ordinary; 241sa251Sc Tor good er
binary, 25aa261sc for low mi ding, and 26 1za27ae
for middliDg. including upands and Gulf The
market closes with q slender upward tendency.
Stock very small and middling Offering under &c
per b. The receipts have been follows: 1868,
233 262 bales 1867 230456 bales 1855, 1926 bales
1866 ,428 hales 1864, 800 bales; 1863 63 $50
bales; 1852 43 493 bales; 1851 1S1l77 bales 1850,
3o1. .966 bales; 1885, 323, ,694 bales
DOMEsTICs-Ihe market for cotton goods has been
quiet. but there is firm feeling tor all desira BILE
sty les, and higher prices asked. Woollens have
been in moderate request, but market steady for all
kinds with large prospective demand for both
cettens and woollens
GUNSY CLoTH-AIarket quite dull and no sales of
importance. Prices are nominaly 18a18Ac per
yard, currency.
HAY-No change. The sales have cen at 81 GAIA
per ton for common and good Eastern and Northern
and choice lots at an advance Oh the latter price,
NAVAL STORES spirits turpent,ne o considera-
BILE advance has taken place. The sales comprise
500 bbls to arrive at 50a54c per gallon and the
spot the article is a. at 54a55c. In tar there have
been sales Of 200 bbls Wilmington ut So per bbl Ro
Sin s quiet with sales of 500 bbs No at So per
bbl. In pitch the sales have been confined to small
lots ut 50 rs per bbl.
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Savannah Market.

sAvANNAH, January 7.-corToN-o Our closing
remark AZ tne ne emo OF last year showed disposition
on tne part or buyers to operate ut 24Ac for mid
ding. The subsequent advices received frem Liy-
erpol ana New York giving higher figures In those
and as the week advanced, the demand becarne ex.
ctted and prices reached as high as 2e1zs28,So for
middiing Az this po mt buyers ed TO lose con.
ndence, awaiting furthe advices, which, agreeable
70 their expectations, Brought small decline
from Liverpool, with New York dun with do vn.
ward tendency in prices. k% s5F.8T 4
eagerness on the part Of holders to SELL whenever
BID Yves made, on the basis Of the decline In New
York (hcE The Offering stock being light but q
small business has been doing, The siles slnountnG
70 $40 bales. market closing quiet bat steady at the
following quotaions: Middling B1la251l; low naid-
dhng ~; good ordinary 2AsGa2A1k. The following
resume VIII show the business ana fiuctuation q,
price8 during tho wsek: 1S-
Eriday. Ihis being holiday, oonsequenfy there
1ha
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A LONG SEASON OF PUp1LAaE.-The Rev. j.
NJ. Ferris, of Grand Rapids, Wis, writes
Tho machine was received in good order. My
wife OF once, on the day of it's arrival, worked
ii next to impossible to use others, and had
come TO regard q sewing machine with dread
OF the long season of necessary pupilage. But
che has no trouble Of any kind with yours
lWilleox 4 Gibbs). The least we can say is. it
ls just what we want-and that we say heart
ilv"
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Arrived Saturday.


schr Ann Deas from West Point Mill. 100 tierces
Sohr Emma, Ma9rath, Combsbee. 200o bush els
Rough Rice. To w O Bee & Go.
Sic op Ida. from Wadma.aw. Island. $50 bushels
Cotton Seed. To John Tuomey.
Arrived Yesterday.
steamship Magnolia, Crowell, New York--le9t 7th
inat. Mdse. To Ravenel g. 20, @ D Ahrens & Co J
Apple, Adger O. Co, Bollmann Bros, Bates &
%. II BischoR & Co, K q Burnham. A Barbet, W
Darlington Go, !. Cohen & Co. w II Chafee & co,
Cameron, Berkley Co, Courtehay Trenholm. w
@ Courtney & Co. Chissim Bros T M Cater, Steamer
Dictator, Dowie Noise, Denny @ Perry, Furohoo OF
& Bros, O u Franche, Fairly & Co, Forsyth Nc
Comb & Co, Fogafts's BOOKSTORE, John ferguson N
Hunt, d Haselton, Hynaan g. Co. q II HiIlcr
hMger Ravenel, Allling, Johnston, Crews 81 CO.
II Klatte b 20, Lawless, y III Mnller, j G. Minor A.
90. Me1.oy Rice, A AIarshall, J III Manning. Me.
man Berger, Oge5aan, Ostendorff Il 90, CY
PeHpenheim, G Panknin, o Riehter, Southern
Express Co. w Sheppard. q w Stexens CO, A o
sssne. Stsadmap, shaekelsord &Kelly, R Scott,
W skrne, W Trott, n III vollers, w @ Whiden 4
Co. Walker, Evans Cogswell. u white, g q wilson,
IN M wohitman, w Yates, q Yeadon, @ Railroad
AGENT and othcrsyss.s5 3a.p3.t T & 9- q"
Z steamer Dictator, wiIIey. Palatks via jackson.
yillos Fernanaina, Brunawick and savannah A6 bags
Boa IslaAd Cotton. 40 bbls Liquer 5s boxes Fsh 80
bbls Flour, boxes Mdse Cotton Gin, % boxes and
hbls Oranges, Lot Furniture and Mdse. ToJD
Atkon Go. w "a LawtoD, q 81 In@rahsxa Son, q
" SteGoas q CO. aSant0uc Il 90. Terry & Nolan Paul
Cair, Frost AdGer. Kirkpatrick Is Witte, w ID vii.
Mame. Psiser; Rodgers q Gc. ResSar 4 DAVIS DR. >
Harrison, T = Esstcrby ney W Z 2 Hrsntsss dsrdts
Johnstcn Crows q Co. "a 1aetes A 90. ~ Al Getty,
r11- a NJ xer.rce ami A az
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Wilnington nIarket.

WILMINGTON, January 9.-TuRpEsr
81 bbls received and sod at 50 IS for soft and SO
for hard, per 280lba
SPIRITS TURPENTINE--Is Nc higher and 165 bbls
sold at 47c per gallon. At the close there is more
hrmness in the market; 471sc is offered and 4s,
asked
RosrN-Market steady. Sales of 679 bbls at So 05
for strained and No O. AID 20 1Oa2 l5 for No q as In
quality.
TARDecllned &c, and 80 bbis sold at 50 20 per bbl
CoTToN-Frm. Small sales at 27c for middlinp
TIMBER-seven RATS sold at $5 for inferior So for
ordinary So for tair and $l2a12 25 per for extra
mill. =
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Wonlnlerriai.
EXPORTS.

Exports.
LlvERPOOL-Per ship Owego-3S2 bags Sea Island
and 2T03 bales Upland Cotton.
PROVIDENCE, Per schr Union Flag-lsO II 4
feet Lumber.
NEW YORK-Per steamship Manhattan-71 bags
Sea Island and 1929 bales Upland Cotton, sc casks
Clay, 40 bales Tobacco, 127 bales Domestcs GA
pkgs Sundrtes, and IS pkgs Fruit.
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Charleston Cotton and II ice Market.
OFFICE OS THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS,
CHARLESTON. Saturday Evening, January9, '69.
CoTTON.-Ihis article opened very firmly, with
transactions in middngs at 2sc q fb, when prices
continuing to sten sales afterwards took place at
2SAc it for this grade. with sellers iu eeme cases
holding at 29c p lb-the operations showing an ina.
provement from the day before of 1a@2c p ib. Tho
sales about 1900 bales, including about $50 dis
posed of he tevenng before but not reported: say
at rs; II at 26 1913 at 26; II at 2s % at 26; 141
at 27; A at 27; 27s at 27a; 3l4 at 2s 1914 at 2s1l
We quete;
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION:
Ordinary to good ordinary. .......26 @271s
Low iiAouuuB 10 Q0-
Nliuu1uR. .............. 80. IS5a(9-
strict m1ddhng. no sales.
BY New York classifcah'n we quote
M'oonnS mo saleS
RICE.--Tho demand for this grain was limited;
sales 80 tierces clean Carolina at 7-16c % fb. We
quote GONNA on to fair clean Carolina at 7A@S4;
good sA@s1sc p ID.
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LIST OF VESSELS
UP, CLEARED AND SAILED FOR TFYIS =,


FOREIGN
Steamship Golden Horn, McBeath, up....... Dec -
Spanish bark Ctscar. Oliver, cleared Dec %
Spanish brig Morey, Vidal, cleared. Dec %
British brig Baltimore V'anello up. Jan 2
Spanish poacre Maria, Font, sailed. Dec 25
MATANzAS.
Spanish brig Pastora, -, sailed. .......... Dec %
DOMESTIC.
WISCAsSET, ME.
Schr Atalant., Tuc1 1er, sailed ....D Dec 1s
RooKLAND, AIE. ~
Schr Vim JONES' McKean up. Dec %
sALEM. MASS
Schr Il Simmons, Godfrey sailed ............J Jan 2
NEWPORT r. r.
Schr james Whiehouse Jones, sailed. 49, Dec %
BOSTON,
Schr Cerson, Brown, observation-disclosures. Dec &c
hchr Charles Raymond, Higgins, cleared. . Dec 26
I, SEw YORK.
British Steamship Statira. Way, cleared. 80. Jan
Steamship Magnolia. Crowell cleared. $500. Jan 7
Brig Black Swan, Rodgers, cleared ......J Jan 6
Schr X n Furber, Cobb cleared ..........Ja 7
Schr w Maitland, LaigItOn, cleared. Jan 7
Schr Robert CaldW ELL Mccormick, cleared. Jan 7
Schr Lilly, Francis, up. Jan s
Schr Annie Glover, Ferris, cleared. Dec 23
Schr Leach, Stafford, cleared ....... Dec %
Schr Nellie Carr, Lansill. cleared ....... Bee 81
Schr G Ireland, Townsend, cleared. .... Bee 81
PHILADELPHIA.
Bchr Albert Thomas. Rodgers cleared Dec 81
Oh. ohatIoe raso, DoIBnIy sailed ...... Dec Is
BALTIMORE.
6shr Ada Andrews, Robins, up. ............ Jan S
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Columbia market

COLUMBIA, January 0.-The demand for cotton
has been very good during the past week, although
were only 232 bales, and we now quote niodlng at
26c. and other grades in proportion The sales were
as follows: at 23; IL at 23; % at 23S: II ut 2S
22L n ''
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Nashville Market.

NASHVILLE. January 7.-CoTToN.-The market
the close the tone of the dispatches was better and
holders on the strength Of the news were asking
higher prices. We quote ordinary 231S, good ordi-
tons Of the day were as follows: Receipts 317 sales
236; shipments 200. :"
NASHVILLE COTTON sfATEMFNr.
Stock Septe mber /, 1868. 68......... en-
1socciVe1 O-u6y.. .................... Sl7
Total. :.......... ............... 21,59a
0ulppcu tO-uuy zoo
Shipped previously. sly.............. 10. $3.50. .abs
stock en- hand. ........................ 1886
CoRN.--The transactions to-day am ounteG to 276O
bushels at SOC in ear; 53c shelled, and &c sacked
and delivered in depot. \
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Consignees per Northeastern Railroad
January q.

Ill bales Upland and bales Sea Island Cotton, 2cs
bbis Naval Stores. 456 bushels Rics cars Lum or
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