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FINANCE AND COMMERCE..
OFFICE OF THE EVENING TELranApH,l

Friday Jan. "A. 1870 !
There was only moderate degree OF activity I'm
the Philadelphia loan market up to noon to-day and
the free action OF the banks is Indicative of a grow
ing ease. They are discOunng very freely not only
to iavore customers but also 10 outsiders II their
onerngs are OF q character TO claim favor
The fact is that just the supply is considera-
bly, IN excess OF the wants of the market and some
competition Is springng up between lenders, who
ind It dllGut to obtain safe aud profitable invest
the market gives further indications OF weakness
and we cannot quote call loans above per cent nor
prime discounts above 9per cent for sixty days
paper.
Gold opened OF 1919 and ruled steady throughout
the morning, closing at the opening figure
Government bonds are quiet but strong, and the
prices up to noon have advanced about Il per cent.
The Stock market was duh. and prices unchanged.
IN City securities there sales OF the new
skies at 1904. Lehigh Gold Loan was taken at 92A
Reading Railroad was dull and some sales were
made at Al 3.16, and at 412S, b. q. Mineh Railroad
brought 81; Lehigh Valley Railroad 80 and Northern
Central 439. 2S1s was offered for Philadelphia and
Erie, and 95, b. o., for Catawissa preferred.
Canal shares were quiet and no sales were re-
In Bank stock, there was a sale OF Mechanics at
312S, and OF Thirteenth and Fifteenth Streets Pas
senger Railway at 10. The balance Of the list was
neglected.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.
Reported by De Haven Bro, No. 40 s. Third street.
FIRST BOARD.
ss9SO sSS CITY 0G S9 100 81 81 M M1eG r.
$1,000 Phil isis. SAX 100 sh Read r. c.47 1-1e
siSSS iSSS " Jer bae Ss p @ 50 100 Oh So bs9 ~
s5wn.... So sh N Cent r.. 43H
$4,000 Sch N 6s, 49,. 80 20 sh 10th Il 11th.. =. 6aH
$500 LIE gold $50. 92A S 90 sh 18th a. 10th. :. 10
sh Mech Bank. 3116I
MEssRs. WILLIAM PAINTER d Co., No. SO s. Third
street report the following quotations ~. s. es Of
1884, 1l721@117S; b2Os OF 1862, 115%@11b; do 1864,
l163S@116X; do. 1865, 115H@115%; do. July, 1866,
1144@114'6; do July, 1861, 1147s@114X do. July,
1868 ia 3S@ll4h; IS, 1O4O, 112x@112% y. s. Pacific
RR. Cur. 6s, 1osK@1os%. Gold, 1211@12lH.
MEssRs DE HAVEN q BROTHER, 20 No. & Third
street. Philadelphia, report the following quotations:
do. 1864, 115A@11bK; do. 1885, ll5H@l1b% do. 1856,
new, 114S@l144; do 1857, do 1143s@ll4 do. 1853,
8 per cent Currency, 109Na109X Due Comp. Int.
Notes. 10; Gold, 121 s@121%; Silver, 11e@11s.
JAY COOKE co. quote Government securities "a
follows:-U. 6a Of 1884, 117zS911sK; b2Os Of 1862,
115A@115zS; do, 1864, 115A@libh; do, 1866, 1870
il54; do;, July 1889, 1889, ll4h@ll4H; do: do, 1851
1i21s; Cur. 6s, 1o924@1lo. Gold, 121a.
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or the property 70 himself from Coughlin, executing
mortgage Tor 200 upon II, and he has since lc-
taned possession OF IT, refusing either TO make any
payments upon IL or to surrender It On trial
Court of Quarter Sessions-Judge Peiree.
In the case Of Simon M. lands, tried for selling
obscene, l6ellous books and papers, the jury rem
$4,000 bail, pending the motion for new trial. which
was made.
Mar Mgaret Sullivan pleaded guilty to the charge OF
stealing large quantity OF goods from Turlens
store, at Ridge avenue and Francis street. The
articles were missed from the store, and found In
the prisoners possessi N.
James Logan pleaded guilty to a charge OF steal
ing Two bOnnets from lady's house. He was found
hawking the bonnets about the street.
Thomas German was convicted OF assault and bat
tery with Intent to kill lie attacked Samuel But
land at the Second division OF the Fourth ward on
election day, and struck him on the head with a
black Jack. because his name had been stricken from
the canvasser's list.
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Even in California it has been found heces-
sary to introduce bill in the Legislature espe-
cially to prevent or punish the adulteration OF
milk.
Massachusetts owners of whaling vessels
which cruise In the Atlantic Ocean lost $500, 600
last year, and are disgusted. Their vessels are
for SALE They wanted 10 strike oil and didn't.
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OUR PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

The Annual Report Of the State Superin-
tendeBt.
TIE annual report OF J. P. Wickersnam, State su-
perintendent OF Public Schools for the year ending
June !, 1869, has just been printed and forwarded
by the Governor to the Legislature. We take from
1t several items OF interest. The following table
shows the general condition Of the public school
system OF the State for the year. with the increase
as compared with the preceding year,
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"A lady repeated a hymn in Arabic at re-
cent gathering in Boston, and 30 astonished a
reporter that he even misspelled her name, and
next paper.
Many of the Hartford clergymen express
disapproVal of Sunday evening sacred concerts.
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Governor Padelford, of Rhode Island, told
the Legislature all he wanted to In message
not two columns long. The Governor of Mary
land found twelve columns necessary.
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SECOND EDITION


The Telegraph Strikers Endorsed by
the Brioklayers-The National
Labor Union and the Eight
Hour Law - Severe
Snow Storms in
the East.
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
For additional Marine NeOs see Insfde Ps


For additional Martne EeOs Inside Pages.
(Bv Tslegrapk)
NEW York, Jan. a. = Arrived, steamship Columbia,
from Glasgow.
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA. JANUARY Ii.
sTATK OF THERMOMETER THE EVENING TELEeRAPH
OFFICE.
IA. A.M.".,",..90I IL A M....". 1851 aP. .M........&
ARRIVED THIS MORNING.
Steamer w. Whildin, Riggans IS hours from Balu
moro, with mdse. TO A.. Groves, Jr.
Schr E. IL. Blossom Bloxs om day from LITTLE Greek
Landing, Del. with grain to Jas l.. BeWlsy 90.
Schr Potomac Edridge, days from Norfolk "itn inm
sshr oliO Meolinteck, from Mlvie. N J.' wish mdse
schr Caroline, lice. from Mivis. N j. with mdse tO
Whitau, Tatum d 90.
MEMORANDA.
Steamship Saxon Sears for Philadelphia, cleared Ut
Steamship Brunette TOmIin for Philadelphia. cleared
Bar9ue Proydenos. ooaleet. hence. at Hamburg 18th
BaIaae Black Brothers. Perry hence. az BremsA sth
BsIGue Linda. wOks. IA days from oisnfassOs. At New
Brig John Ayes, MAcOmber. hence for sAysAnAh, was
spoken 10th instr 80 miles NE. of FRYING Pan Bhoals
Brig NuevitAs, Trahk hence, At Bath llth inst
sohf Lady Franklin, Osen from 0loucester for Phila
dslphiAs sailsd from Newport r. N. uth inst
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--NARR LADNBR, Bankers, report tins mornings
Gold nnOtationa aa fOllOWa:-
stock euotntIons By TeleEraph-IP. M.
Pacific Mail Steam. .

Glendlnnlng, Davis Co. report through their NJ
York house the following -
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(Bv Tslegrapk.)
NEW YoRK, Jan. H. = Arrived, steamship Columbia,
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.uARINE NEWS.
cHARLEsT0N, NOVEMBER rs
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

80 ,,.,, IIi,oi.Iov phiIodei.
phi,-lcft = instant Md,e To GoTrlenay. nIenn
AIiger & ca, w Aiuar, barnotk ~ ~ n,;sS
FOgartle. T. Il bedford u Baker CO. Hiss; mi :;
n, o.i ", n,,nrr - pnrsIev + CO. T N Cater, Gas
barMel, ;,1'|i, n' ,mn'nn o on I, Dncker. bowie
sn st, sion E,i ,1urI"s y Miller NJ Eason & Bro
Itnn>,s.s BuoS UepusUry, IL Gcrdts S CO, p |.
Guillcmin, VI Greer, W Hensrey, . HtGI,
HARRISON, !iurHampS CO. HancIch, nU''',.n :. % az
Calder, Johnston, Crews CO. Johnson, hins'
man Bro, Il kofnanienS' h1uapauN uoiIa'SI' O,
II Klaltc & co, W Linn. D Loreti'Z, Lt,
S, WIN, Lo!'eMi S,nlIau m' RnrGe M.ntnme \ en- r
;nii,"t ~ , W., W. Wr.rher Miller h Wietera NJ II
oiN"iiI n Oi\eilI WE Paddau, Barden Il Parker,
K Pr,uglr 4 SON. C.P Poppenhelm. Qliack'
enbnsh: p scfmchmann: K0oer.son, @ n io.ii. !.
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Exports of the Week ending Nov'ber "a

Exports OF the week ending NOv'bcr ~
FOREIGN. -
LIvERPooI-Per ship Tranqdebar-4123 bales
upland cotton, bag sea island cotton. 245 bbls
rosin, 104 bags cotton seed. .er ship @ Boyn-
ton-229o bales upland cotton, 255 tons phosphate
rock.
HARBoR ISLAND. BAH-Per Br schr Rosalie-235
b6la and 92 sacks tour, bbls grits, 90 hbls corn
goods, 20 bags corn hoXes soap. boxes can.
dies, 8 tubs lard, tubs butter and sundries.
DOMESTIC.
BoSToN-Per brig Il NJ Hesln-9S bales upland
casks clay 60 bafs paper stock. 400 casks rice 42O
bbls rosn. $50 loose hides. so empty bhs.
NEW YoRK-Per steamship Charlcston-T6
bags sea island cotton and ll74 bales OF
upland cotton, los tiercss rice. Is bbls oil. %
bales moss, Sc bales domeSttcs SO pkes sundries,
2l9 bbls oranges. Steamship South Carolina-2l7
bags sea island and 1926 bales upland cotton, l25
bales rags 81 tcs rice. ~ boxes domestic goods so
bundles paper, Al pkgS sundrieS, ID hblS oil 10
bales Leaf her. Per steamship Champion-53 bags
sea island cotton, 14i5 bales uDand cotton, 40
tcs rice, ia bales dumet!cS. 400 sacks rice ilnur
o. empty bols, l52 bbs oranges, ~ pkys sundrleS.
......Ptr steamship Clyde-l623 bales upland cot
ton......P Per schr S ingraha;n-2oj 6sG feet lum.
Der and timber.
PHuADELPHIA--Per steamship Empire--l3O
bales cotton. 81 baeS yarn. &c. l63 bnls naval
stores, 80 bbls oranges and slndrias... Per schf
John Shay-so0 tons phosphate rock.
BALTIMORE-Per steamship Falcon-250 bales
cotton, casks rice, ~ b Is rosin, bales hides
81 bbls oranges /: boxes lemons aud suntlrcI.. :.
Per steamship Marylanl-.2o tcS rice, 223 bales
cotton, 90 tons railroad lr Il. bales hides, % bbls
oranges and sunlllieS.
MogELE-Per schr Alex Young-iSn tcs rice.
NEW ORLE SS-Per schr Joel Yanzant-"Oo
whole and 65'half tcs rice.
WILMINGTON, \ C-per schr Robert Palmer-lGo
tons cotton tl.S.
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List of Shipping

List of shipping
IN THE PORT OF CHARLESTON, NOVEMBER "a.
Vessels under 100 tons, and steamers coastlng
within the State. excepted.
STEAMSHIPS.
Manhattan, 1897 tons, Woodruff, at Adger's wharf,
for New York. lOang-James Adger It CO..
Georgia. 1900 tons. CrJwrll. 1T Union wharf, !or
New York, rcady-Wasncr, Hu.er Il co, W
CUIrtrnay.
Sea Gull GIG TONS DuttOn, at Union whrl, FOR Bal
timnrr, loalng-P Trenholm.
W Eycrnan, 69l tons, HincHey, at Brown u
cos wharf, for Philadelphia, luading-W A
COurtenay.
SHIPS.
Boynr0n, .ls tons. WaycOtt, at Boyce & CO.'S
wharf, for Liverpool, rtatly-H Card.
Tranuucbar 1907 tons Harvard In the StreaHl'
FIR Liverpool reany-C Hubert. ,..
Hope, 7y7 TONS II ncUck. at Atlantic WHARF, lot
Liverpool. loatling--W . -mith i ca.
John sidney, 1902 tnB. Bartlett, ut Fandernolst )
wharf, frum New York. waiLlng-Master.
Canova ia t'ns, LeSack, al Commercial wharf,
for Liverpool loading-Wlllls Chis0ln.
John Baker. lilo tons. Spear at FanuerhoIsts
wharf Tor Liverpool lnadng-Street BROS co.
City OF Halifax, tBr) $50 tons, Cunningham, az
Accommodation wharf, for Liverpool, load-
ipQ-H Card
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InterEor cotton Markets.

CHARLOTTE, November 22.-ls bales sod Mid
dlngs 14a144c; market steady.
MACON, November %. - Receipts $50 bales;
shipments CTS bales; sales S5l bales. The market
active, with midlnGs at l4Hc.
COLUMBUS, November 22.-Our own market
closet strong. It opened ut l4c for miIldling but
the P. NJ. dispatches sent them Co 14Hc, with
lines OF midding held at 141a; sales c67; shipments
90; receipts 270.
SELMA, November 22.-There were sales yester
day OF $50 hales. Midang nominally lax; low
miidling 14Hc; strict good ordinary 13hc. and
good ordinary IL. The market opened hard at
the above quotations, but closed easier.
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TREIGHT AND PASSAGE REDUCED.
SAVANNAH AND uARLEsTON LINE
STEAMERS.
FOUR TIMES A WEEK TO AN FROM
SAVANNAH.

PILOT BOY leaves Charleston for = Sir@h
Savannah every MONDAY, at A. NJ.
DICTATOR leaves charleston for Savannah
every TUESDAY, at P NJ.
PILOT BOY leaves Charleston for Savannah
every THURSDAY, al A. NJ.
CITY POINT leaves Charleston for Savannah
every FRIDAY, at 8 A. NJ.
RETURNING.
PILOT BOY leaves savannah for Charleston
every Tuesday. att A. M.
CITY POINT leaves Savannah for Charleston
every WEDNESDAY, at s A. NJ.
PILOT Boy leaves Savannah for Charleston
every FRIDAY. at 7 A. NJ.
DI TAT0R leaves savannah 1or charleston
ever, SUNDAY. at A. N.
The PILOT BOY will stop ut Pacific Landing,
Beaufort anu the usua Landings on the inside
route both ways, and go through BY daylight.
Freight received at Central Wharf every day
and stored free OF expense.
J. D. AIKEN d CO.,
oct2S Central Wharf.
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The Charleston Market.

(FoR THE WEEK ENDING NOVEMBER a.
THE CRoPs,-In the early part OF the pest week
cold change prevailed over the cotton belt,
which was probably sufficiently severe to kill veg
tation In some places. Since the weather has been
moderate, with some rain, terminating clear
THs RECEIrTs-The arrivals at the cotton ports
for the week up to Friday last were 100, 1s3 bales
in contrast with 1872 o65 bales the previous week,
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DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPY'S
THROUGH LINE TO
ALIFORNIA, CHINA AND JAPAN.
FARES GREATLY REDtCED.

steamers of the above line leave Pier ,>,FS4se,
No. d2, North River, foot OF Canal SkaieH2lSS s
street, New York, ut 1o O'Clock noon, OF the 4th
and 10th OF every month except when these
dates fall on Sunday, then the Saturday preced
ing.
Dcparture OF the 2eth connect Of Panama with
steamers for South Pacific and Central American
ports. Those o! 4th touch at ManZanillo.
Steamship JAPAN leaves San Francisco for Ja.
pan ami China October |, 1870.
No California steamers touch at Havana, bur
10 direct from New York 10 Asplnwa!l.
one hundred pounds baggage free to each adult.
Medicine and attendance free.
For Passage Tickets or other information apply
at the COMPANY'S TICKET OFFICE, on the
wharf foot OF Canal street. North River, New
York. F. X. BABY, Agent.
jn1y16-1yr
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Markets by Telegraph.

FOHEIuN.
LONDON. November 24-Even!nS.-C6nsols 9S.
Bonds Ssh. Tallow 43sni3S Cd.
LIVERPOOL. November 2-Evenlng.--
erm; upands 9ld; Orleans 91sd; sales $4,000
bales. SPECULATION and export 5000. Red winter
wheat los 7dal0s Sd. Pork lois. Turpcniiue
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Receipts by .ia:lroad. November "a.

MOUTH CNtIILI-'h FE1rfft''1H'7'
1888 bales cotton, 81 bales goods, 139 hbls naval
stores. cars su.k To Railroad Agent. Repder
& Davis, c. Williams & co. @ W WtIte. Graeser
& Smith, Pelzer RODGERS & co, G Walter Il co,
" Bee & CO, W W Smith, J Marshall, Smith i
Chapeau, Brodle CT, Frost L Adger Sloan \
Seignious, A Salinas, A Mulligan, MoWry i
Son, bowling l. co, r Mure i co, VIC Courtney
tk co, Trenholm & Son.
NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD.
1876 bales upland cotton 10 bbls naval stores,
mdse, &c. To Geo W Williams & co, Graeser j.
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and 1,s1s for the period the season before. At
New orleans the receipts were 86,672 bales
against 5,us2 the year before. The total supplies
AT the cotton centres from September l, 1870, up
to the latest mail dates, were 79O 7sS bales in con.
trast with 7Os,45o the year before, showing an
Increase OF 7ss bales. The total receipts at the
chief Southern markets from September l, 1870,
up to the latest telegraphic intelligence in con.
trasr with Inst year were as follows:
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The following are the receipts OF cotton at the
principal Southern markets, as reported by tele-
graph, from November II to November 2a, 1871.
This includes all points but overland:
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BIRRKS.
- BlRKS. -
Annie Kimball, 7so tons, Stinson, at Wander
horst,s wharf. for LIVERPOOL loadlng-Raye.

aunle hlnOail, ISu tons, otlusoAt at fonhot
horst's wharf, for Liverpool, loading-RaVe-
Adelaide Norris, tit tons, Reed, at Atlantic wharf,
for Liverpool, loading Enslo~ CO..
Sharpsburg, 606 tons, Rogers, at Atlantic wharf,
for Liverpool, loadng-Bsggett & co:
Evanell, 513 tons Randell, at Atlantic wharf, for
Liverpool, loading Enslow Il co.
Virginia Dare, gol tons. skoaeld, at Atlantic
Rosetta McNelll, Gil tons, Spre1l at Atlantic
wharf,for Liverpool, ,loading-JA A Enslow & co.
Paquete de Cantabria lSp). 24S tons, Onzain, at
Brown 4 co.'s wharf, from Havana, waiting
WP Hall.
Mary Kilam, 4o5 tohs. Br;ler, at Atlantic wharf,
for Liverpool, loading-H Card.
B!dwell tBr) 493 tons, at Atlantic wharf, for Am.
sterdam, loadng-R Mure co.
Grace f Cam (Brl 700 tons, Cam, at kerr's
wharf, for Liverpool ready-R Mure Co.
Lola fArcentIne). - tons. Merrill in the Stream,
FOR Philadelphia. ready A Enslow CO.
Belgium tBr). $40 tons, Greene, at Aecommoda' Accom- Goaa
Emma Parker, (Br,l 1876 tons, Brown, at Attain
wharf, for Liverpool. loading-Henry Card.
Rome, Sl4 tons, OTIS at Boyce's wharf, for Liver
pool, loading-W ILLS j Chisoln1.
Sarah, 661 tons, Atkins at Union wharf, Tor Liver
pool, loadlng-street Bros CO., ,,,
Ysabei SPAN 34s tons. Auton, at Brown q cos
wharf, from Malapzas, waittng-W HAIL
BRIGS.
from Liverpool, waltnQ-R Mure / co.
Is.dora (Br) % tons, Griswod at Southern wharf,
for Boston, ready A Enslow & CO.
Cecilia tBr), = tons, Bistrup. at Boyce 4 coz
wharf, from Liverpool, dtscharging-
|. walker.
Paula tSpan polacrel, 1874 tons, Bertran, at Brown
L co.'s wharf, for Barcelona, loading-W I
Hall.
Francisco SPAN, 2O2 tons, Riera at Brown co.!
wharf, from Matanzas, Just arriVed-W +
Hail.
Hiram AbiT, 327 tons, Tibbetts, at Kerr's wharf
frem Portland, Me, dischargng-T Kerr
i co..
SCH0ONERS.
Mary Mankin. - tons, Halsey. IN Ashley River
for New York, loading-J EnsloW co.
W i Burroughs, - tOns Sn0wden, at Boyce
co.'s whall from New York, watting-W Roscf
K co.
B n Hawkins, 3ss tons, Wyatt. at Adger's wharf
for New York. loading-W Roach & co.
Robert Palmer, = tons, Daboll, OF Union wharf
for Wilmington, ready-W Roach Il CO.
Lowell, Leavitt, at Robb's Mill. Tor North
ern Port, Waiting-J Enslow CO.
Il Hand. - tons Hand, at Central wharf, from
Philadelphia, discharging-H Baker d co.
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NorE.-We have deducted from New Orleans
2oS25 bales uplands, from Mobile s5 bales, from
Savannah 232 bags sea Island and 5cG bales up
land, and from Charleston oS3 bugs sea Island and
7l8 bales upland-lle quantities received at those
ports from Mobile. Florida, Texas and Savannah.
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THINE TABLE OF STEAMER CARGO"
Il FOR NOVEMBER, 1870.

FOR EDISTO, ROCKVILLE. ENTERPRISE, &C.,
OS TUE DAfS-EU sly fNielsr hiSE, &c,
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EOR WRIG HTS B LU F
AND INTERMEDIATE LANDINGS on TIE
SANTEE RIVER.

The Steamer MARION, Captain ". .pT@A
F. Adair, Is now receiving Freight IEE.ssES2fEas
ut Accommodation Wharf, aud will leave on FRl.
DAY NIGHT, 25th inst.
Freight and wharfage prepaid.
For engagements apply to
noY23-3 No. 1T East Bay.
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Smith. Frost l. Adger, i D Mowry Il Son, "
Ryan, A Salinas, T Smith, Walter & co. G Dun
can, Rayenel & CO, Reeder i Davis, Brodie d 90.
" Wltte, Pelzer, Rodgers & CO, Nachmann co,
w Bee & co, J Robson, Howard Bro, Hop
kina, Mcpherson + co, W G Courtney & CO, Prn-
gle Il Son, A Johnson, F W Emanuel, P r Rail-
road co; ] + Adger Il co, G W McTver, Marshall
Burge, Clacius L. WlIte. Barden & Parker, Kins-
man & Howell, Bschofr & co, Thurston i
Holmes, Col Van Wright, Railroad Agent and
Order
SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD.
Jos bales cotton, $50 bushels rough rice, wood,
lumber and mise. TO W P Bowling & co, J Ii
Colcock. Kanapaux & Gonzalez, Colcock & co.
Stoney & Lowndes, Hopkins Mcpherson co, 9
S Gadsden, " q Courtney & Co. T E oyd, NJ
Easterby. fl BachoT & co, W II Hoyt, Wagner Il
Murlaugil, " II Mauldin, Mary Coheey, R Bar
nett, J Ca lsey, " Bee & CO, ] 4 May, G W WI
liams Il CO, Pelzer, Rodgers CO, Fraser i DILL P
Hasell, Willis & Chisolm, Kahn, Anderson,
Hayne.
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EIpoTs.
new YoRK-Per steamship Georgia-l32 bags
sea island and 1T6l bales upland cotton, so bales
domestcs, 1919 tcs rice, and sundries.
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E1NANoIA1 AND ComMERoIAL.
uhe Charleston Stock and Bond Market.

NkRKET VALUE OF THE STOCKS. BONDS AND OTHER
SECURTIBS CALLED AT THE CHARLESTON STOCK
BOARD, FOR THE WEEK ENDING NOV. %, 1871.
Published of1cially by authority OF Stock Boardl
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The Steamer "ARGoa Will re- %
ceive Freight, as above at South At ,.:.issiS5Es
!antlc Wharf, on MONDAYS aud THURSDAYS, and
leave as follows:
CHARLESTON. EDIsT0.
Friday, 4th, MISaturday, 5th, P NJ
Tuesday, 9Th, 8 MWedneSday, sth, IN A n
Tuesday, 18th, II A MIwednesday, 18th, OK N
Friday, 18Th, 2 MISaturday, 10th, ls II
Tuesday, a2d, s A NJ MWednesday; 2sd, 2h Pm
Friday, 25th, So N MIsaturday, 10th. A ID
Tuesday, 2sth, liz A Mlwednesday, soth, 9 A NJ
Freight received until one hour before leaving,
but none after sunset
DOUGLAS NISBET. Agent,
Ofice on Accommodation Wharf.
y. B.-Freght and wharfage payable Oh the
wharf oct29
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LIST OF VESSELS
Up, CLEARED AND SAILED FOR TnIs PORT.

LlST OF YESSELb
rP, CLEARED AND SAILED FOR Tnis PORT.
FORE
LIVERPOOL.
Br ship Muscongus Glover, sailed. Nov s
Br bark Yumuri. Campbell, sailed.... October 20
Br bark Arbitrator, Irwin, sailed. November l
CARDIFF.
Bark Benjamin Ossena HILL sailed. October 10
The Prof Schwelgard, Svang, up...........Noy
OALLA0.
Fr bark Iutimes, Gef1Ot, sailed. 16
Do M E s 7 C..
BOSTON.
Bark Anrelia. lincoln, cleared NOV ~
Brig II Kennedy, Hallett, up............No NOV II
Schr Grace Girdler. Smith, Nov 10
Schr Montana, Bearse, cleared. ...Nov IL
NEW YoRk.
Brig Ellen Maria, HoXie, up...............,NoV1 16
Schr Florence Rogers, Sheppard, cleared. Nov l6
Schr Myrover, Brown, NOV IL
PHILADELPHIA.
Schr Marietta Tton, Frlizinger, cleared. Nov IL
Schr Mary d Ireland. Ireland up. ..NoV ID
BALTIMORE.
Schr Ida Richardson, Btdell, NOV q
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Shipping.

Tine fine Steamship SEA GULL, Dut- HEEfS
ton, Commander, will sail for Baltl-s sSAtsaG
more Oh SATURDAY. 2sth November, at 9 O'Clock.
M Philadelphia tregnts forwarded TO that
tonal Insurance, and ConsigneeS are allowed am.
Die time to sample and sell their Goods from
the Railroad Depot In Philadelphia.
PAUL G. TRENHOLM, Agent,
noy2sA No. Union WharveS.
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SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD.

Exports of Rice. Naval Stores and Lum-
her from the Port Of Charleston. from
scptcmber to November a., 1870.
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