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CITY AFFAIRS.
ouR FOREIsN TRADE.
An Interesting and Encouraging
Exhibit.

A valuable statement of facts relating to the
foreign ira Of Charleston has been prepared by
G. W. Clark, Esq, the collector OF the port, IN re-
sponse to a series Of questions forwarded from
one Of the departments at Washington. From
the exhibit it appears that there is at the present
time much less direct shipment from our port -
Europe than there was IN 1860. Taking the
months embraced between the first OF October,
1859, and the first Of April, 1850, we find that the
number OF vessels which cleared from Charleston
at that time was 26s, the tonnage was 1885
and the value Of shipments S1i311,l47. From
the first of October, 1859, to the first Of April
1870. the number of vessels carrying goods oat
was loe, with tonnage OF 39,4s6. the value Of
goods being sS,753272, showing decrease OF
I47 vessels, 1000 tons, and s5557 s75 In values.
Previous to the war the foreign and ooastwlse
trade Of Charleston was largely In excess Of that
Of Savannah; but, owing to the fact that that
port was opened neatly year In advance OF this,
and that Northern capital hurriediy sought in
yestment there, the relative positions with refer
ence to trade were somewhat changed. Railroad
communication was interrupted In South Caro-
lima by the operations Of sherman's army and
large quantities Of cotton from Georgia and Ala
Dam6, which formerly came 10 CnariestOn 4or
shipment, were sent to Savannah. Hence busi-
ness received an impetus there under ciroum-
stances over which we had no control, and, Of
course. ut our expense.
The collector further states that the aggregate
amount ofcotton passing through Charleston ls
about one-halfless than In 1860. AS regards indi
rect expectation through New York to Europe, Mr.
Clark believes from the statistics, that he total
amount exported is not greater NOW than pre-
vious TO she war. Immediately after the war the
direc! trade was small, and so continued for
three years, owing to shoitcrops and the want Of
capital but nevertheless the records OF the Office
show constant aud steady Increase, which will
soon place the city far beyond her former degree
Of success. This hopeful view is best illustrated
by the following table Of direct foreign exports
n N,+oh A 7 ;,,+b bo n
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WILL PARIS FALI?-A Washington letter
,t Honday says: "Earon Gerult, tue Prussan
minister. y, does not appear 10 Indulge in very
Stron1 homes OF The eapitulation vi Paris. In
to day he stated that ne nad reeeiIeu
oS R,sm.rcE already publ shed, but that the s!t.
nation was by no means as encouraging for the
PrussIan army as it was on the CiiStnAi invest
mept OF Paris. The cold weather an he intense
sseiasm pars FER an Interview with secretary
sBoutwe l. the latter was positive in the opinion
shat King William hah lo4; HIS one great cnance
for immortality as u great anl generous man 10
not withdrawing his army IRON Frercn so!l ON
the cupsure or M-,a and S;rasbcRr2. Mr.. Bout
well thought tiut, with these cities IN hcir pns-
session the PruSsiGn generals should have rc-
tired, and the French wnuid gladly have let thcn
so pur II trey had done So 1t would have been
in viuasion OF he spirit VI Tie whle 0ermau
nation. th, a fully aroused. and eager for Paris
and nothing less.n
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SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

Ybe sair for the benefit ofthe German mounu
ed opened on Tuesday. in Phiiaae'pn''' "''A
eelok 81, nortv are =: Tien-
Rxsecretary Seward and his party ,nsr a,s - ,scen
sn. preparations arc IcaAips sOr. 40. s naan exc.
xon a. PesIn. Sixteen cnlh,ss raaS ,uas.acres
.outed for participation In tine iaee .s nos neen
The lighthouse at Danvilie' ontario n'' 0''D
Ths four men in Baltimore VINO ku4ea ro.ea ou.
man Tnlse, while he was attempting 70 arrest u, on.
nr.aeIr ~ number are sentenced to eighteen years
Nm ,Tns .eer1on in the First State Senatorial Dis
.-,ci in pennsylvania resulted IN majority OF
ran ran for pechert, Democrat. In October the Re
.nh,,cans had 1000 majority. 1t Is understood
tnts Owes the Pennsylvania Senate to the Demo-
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Receipts by Railroad, December u.
souTH CAROLINA TAILROAp.

2oao bales cotton, ss balea domestics, % bbls
nour, stock, &c. To Railroad Agent, q d water
q co, Pelzer Rodgers 4 CO, Frost Adger, MONTY
Il Son, Sloan seignious, A b Mulligan, Keeder
d Davis, " W Smith. Claghorn, Herring co,
K Ryan, G W Williams d co, A salinas q
Trenholm Son, D DeSaussure, W courtney
& co, Wagner & Murdaugh, and order.
EoRTHEAsTERE aAILRoAD.
127 bales upland and bags sea island cotton,
S2e bbls naval stores. mdse, &c. To Giaeser &
Smith, Frost Adger, W ( Ryan, Smith,
Gallard l. Ainott Kayenel IL co, Walter 90,
O Bee & co. Gibbes & co, May, Aiken q co,
E Bates & CO, A 9uacEenbush, PelZer, Redgers
& co, Bowling 90, John Marshall, Jr, R Roper,
Railroad Agent and Order
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N.,v ynrk f:ice Market.

From The Daily Bulletin, December 10: The tone
OF lie market s duil, with 10 positive change 10
advise in the general range OF values. very
choice s; Oox Is not plenty aud this is held at full
and In some cases extreme figures. common
grades are easy as rule. Sales OF $50 tierces at
6Xa1c for Carolina.
From the Journal OF Commerce: hce remains
inactive and prices are unchanged. The supply
and demand are both comparatively light. We
quote 62a7Hc. Sales 40 tierces.
Fr0m the World: The call still rather light and
the market without particularly interesting fea-
sales of los tlerces st 6jka7c for Carolina.
Prom the Herald: Carolina WAS slow OF sale. the
demand being almost entirely for sIan lots, but
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Passengers.

Per steamer City Point, from Palatks, via Jack.
sonvle, Fernandina and savannah-W Penny,
Mrs W Piper, y G Norwood, W Knight, r WI,
hanson. 4 Brown, W Norton, Williams, and
on deck.
Per steamer Argo, from Edsto, Rockville En-.
terprise, &c-J j Wilson, Bailey. Mrs Begley and
Wescolt, A Whaley and son, Rev W Prentice
and W Dawson,
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JUST RECEIVED and on draught, Rhine wine,
Laubenhelmer; Rhine wine, GeIsenheimer; Rhine
wine, RuedesheImer; Stein wine In boxes, war
ranted pure and sold cheap by
A.. TIKFEETHAL,
dec1e-S No. lo7 Market street.
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The Prussians always form their camp IN ths
Share OF a square, whatever may be the strength
OF The force ooiigtd TO hivOuac. FEer orlesdcs, G
divisions ana arnly corps are dlst'n0ui,nsu oS
elecI ric .eac0ns, or ordinary lahts covered Wilh
white or many -coared ass: s, the object o. WnFn
b, first, to mark the abode OF senerasi
secondly, TO fncliltate the communication o. or
ders emanating from those in Command.
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SORE TlRoAr, Couou, COLD, and similar
sousas, IL suf red TO prog ess results in serious
pulmonary affections, o!tentiucs iGcuraoic.
Browns Bronchial Troches" reach directly the
seat Of the disease, and give aiucs: ibStau: re.
iiel. TLey have been thoroughly t!sted, and
maintain the good reputation they have justly ac-
ou:red. AS there are limitations, be sure 80 Oh.
tain tic genuine For sale by GOwie, Noise
Davis. Charleston, 8. C.
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BUSINESS ENvELoPEs.-THE NEWS Job Office
Is now prepared to furnish good envelopes, with
business cards printed thereon, ats 81 per thous
and. Send your orders. Every merchant and
business man should have his card printed on
his envelopes.
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HUsS SHEss NOTI ES.

To BE RArTLED, at King Williams segar
Store, TWO OF the handsomest Meerschsum Pipes
in the clty-ole valued at sloo. and the other $50.
The highest throw viii win the ono hundred dol
lar pipe, the lowest the Efty dollar pipe. VIII be
rasH.>s as soon as the list is filed.
Also, on hand, an assorted stock OF Mee-schaum
aud B.;ar Pipes, Tobacco Pouches, &C., suitable
for Christmas Presents, a: No. $40 King street.
decaI-a wv. S0HR0DyR.
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That the business OF the winter will show
marked improvement; over the last winter is
shown by the following fats. namely: From oc.
bob.r !, to December l, 1S8)-two molths-sTen.
/: -four vessels cleared, with tonnage OF 1895
AID cargoss valued a. s2,eI', ,os2; while from oc
to.er 80 Deoemner LOT the present year-thir.
ty-one vessels cleared, With tonnage OF ,e23,
and cargoes valued at Sc SI9,na4. Showing an In
crease Of seven yess=ls and dI23 tons. The values
are somewhat di,ulnishel by the difference in tAc
prices Of cotton. There are at pTescnt 10 Fort
more than f. vessels Of one hundred tons bur
then and ups ards. The collector concsncess his
Int resting statement With the remark, that IN
his julgmcn: there has been no unpsrs! or in.
creased detection OF trade through New YorS,
and finally, that the trade lost to Charleston FOR
time is rapidly returning, aud as 10 distant day
wiz exceed anything kuowa in on. painl.cst h!s.
tory.
While cpon this su5ject we may state as
showing the healthy promises Of the future,
as compared with the past, thai the 1rsl
year after the war our receipts Of cotton we-a
IL, 600 paies; in 1867, they we're 10000; IL
1878 they were 10000; in 1869, they slightly
rcccded, falling na;S to about 100000. bu. n
1869 and 20 they promise to be abuus $1,000, or
equal TO the receipts before the war. The amount
already TO hand has nearly reached 700 go eaicE.
and there are eight months yes before us fo1 fhe
remainder OF the crop to comeln.
yaE YoRsIeN TRADE IN pBosrnA!Es.
Some idea OF the immense increase in tile phos-
phate business since its nrst development by Pro-
fesso.s Pratt and Holmes may Oe had from Tie
following figures: In 1853 the total foreign ship.
men; OF the rock amounted to 4k tons. In 1859
there were twenty vessels aud eS1a tons. the phos
pilates Comprising but q portion OF the cargoes,
while in 1870, up to the FIRST of December, there
were ;airty.fonr vessels aud an aggregate OF
Is GOO tons OF the rock sent across the AHaniic.
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WHILE emotions perish; thought blended In
diction is immortal Such will be the nst OF those
cured BY the use Of the Old Carolina BlHels.
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AxLE GnEAss.-Messrs. Macqueen q Rscke
have for sale very superior article OF axle
grease, which Is reported to have given general
satisfaction. Attention is directed TO their adSer'
ticenent pl6pwherc.
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BILL HEADS printed on fine paper at SO, g..
s5, So so and So so per thousand, according to
SIZE at THE NEWS Job Office.
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DYSPEPSIA and Its kindred diseases can bt
removed by timely use Of that delightful tonic,
the Old Carolina Bitters,
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FINE WATcuEs.-A very large assortment. at
greatly reduced prices, at carrington's, No. 256
$50 King street.
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". CARRIyoroN & Co., No. $50 King stree!
have Just opened their collection OF chain an
enamenel band bracelets for the holidays. {.
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-Alsatian Mobiles, prisoners Of war, who own
real property: are now, 1t appears, released on
the condscanon.of Of their land II they fight against
Germany.
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RUSTIC GOODS RUSTIC GOODS Side and
corner brackets, book racks, wall pockets, paper
stands, match safes, and picture frames. Hasel
Street Bazaar and No. 161 King street. oct18
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PLAYS! PLAYS! PLAYS !-Seventy-fve
kinds-l5 cents each; by mall, postpaid, 20 cents
each. No. l61 King street, and Hasel Street
Bazaar. CHAs c. RIGHTBR q Co.
NTH
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ATTENTION, TouRIsTs.-steseoscopie Views
Of Charleston aud vicinity, al No Ill King street,
or ut the Hasel street Bazaar. aoy12
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oo112Mth

GAMES GAMES GAMES IA fine assort-
ment at No. 161 King street. Also at the Hasel
Street Bazaar. oct12-wth
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GHooERs FAKE NOTES.-The place TO buy
your pa, er boas -four sacks. wrapping swlne and
liquor labels, and to have your printing done at
reasonable rates, ls at EDWARD PKREfs 8,
No. l4e Aeeung 81. opposite Charleston Hotel
dcc1.4
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CALL at Carrington's and examine their
choice assortment Of gold necklaces and loekets,
Of the latest designs and patterns.
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TIE sE1MA ELECTIONS.
SELMA, December q. :

SELMA, USCeups@ 81.
The municipal elections yesterday resulted
In the election Of the Democratic ticket BY 200 ma
jortty. At the State elections the Republican ma
Jority was 1900.
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4 srMshH.-Laquor labels, paper bags
and wrapp ng paper, at EDWARD FERRY
No. l4s Meeting ST., opposite Charleston Hotel
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y.vAL sroRrs. No sales of mote.

q ib.
NAVAL SToREs. s.-No sales Of note.
FRE1aHrs.--To Liverpool, by steam direct x on
uplands; via New York, IA on uplands, l7Sd on
.ra Islands; by sail ia on uplands, Xd on sea
Islands. To Hayre nominal Coastwse-to New
fork, by steam, &c on uplands and 10 on sea
islands; So . tierce on rice; by sail, &c q ib on
cotton; q tierce on rice; 4oc a barrel on rosn:
s7@s q III on lumber; ss@lo p M on timber. To
Boston, by sail, H@Hc q ID on upland cotton.
To Providence. by sail So q NJ on boards, &c
q tb on cotton; by steam 81 p bale On New
York rates. TO Philadelphia, by steam, &c . ID
on uplands; by sail, 81 @ n on boards; 50 on
timber; So q ton on clay, and ss@S 80 on phos-
plates To Baltimore, by steam, Hc u fb; BY
lal, SC 5o@7 q N on boards; saga 25 p ton on
phosphate rock. vessels are In demand by
our merchants 10 take lumber frelghts from
georgetown, S. c., Darien and Satilla River, Ca,
ind Jacksonville, Fla, to Northern ports, and $40
OLE p NJ are the rates on lumber and boards.
ExoHANas.-Sterllng go day bills 1eT@1o.
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. The. banks purchase
sight checks at sl@X CT, and sell as par.
CoLD-10Al1.
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dec16-6

MRS. KBoaH, tho skiIful ohiropodist, is daily
working wonderful cures among those who are
suffering from oorns, bun!ons and other disorders
of the feet She has also treated cases Of asthma
and the ITS. with singular success. Her rooms
are In King street, opposite Society, over McMl.
lan's shoe store.
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THE SINGER New FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
will make splendid holiday present. Easy
terms. State agency No. 1877 King street.
nnY2a-S
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FARES GREATLY REDUCED.

Steamers OF the above line leave Pier ,Sc5E&8,
No. I2. North River, foot OF Canal S6SiSS&
Street, View York, at IL o'clock noon, OF the Atm
and 10th Of every month except When these
dates faiI on Sunday, then the Saturday preced
ing. - :. ,, ,,,.,
steamers for South Pacific and Central American
ports. Those Of ath touch at hanzanlLio.
nan and CHINA December 81 1870.
No California steamers touch az havana. pul
90 direct from New York to AsplnWah
One hundred pounds baggage free to EACH aeul''
Medicine aud attendance free.
Eor Passage Tickets or other information apply
at the COMPANY'S TICKET OFFICE, on the
TharI foot CT Cana! street, North River, New
York. D. h- DADA Asen''
iiiir1A=1Nf
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HArsASp CArs.-A fine assortment of Ests
and caps, of the latest style, suitable ior Christ
mes presents, he's juss been received at K Heis'
ser,s Hat Bazaar, No. eos King street. decsl-2
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PORT CALENDAR.
MOONS PHASES.

Full Moon, 7th, hours, 10 minutes, evening.
Last Quarter, 18th, hours 81 minutes, evening.
New Noon, 22d. hours, SO minutes morning.
First Quarter, e9th II hours. 18 minutes, morn 8.
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LIQUOR LABELS, in fine assortment anG very
handsome style, for sale by
WALKER, EVANS 3 CoeswRL,
No. Broad and lOs East Bay streets.
oec,7-stu,h3 Charleston, s. q.
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Ir YOU once use the OH Carolina Bittcrs
Jon viii hare none ther.
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MEMORANDA

The following arc CouaIgnces per steamship
W Eyerman, Hncslcy, expected TO arrive to-day
from Philadelphia: W A Cuurtepay. u AosGr q q
co. G w AlH1ar, J d Aiken Il co, ANNIE, L
BRISTOL co, W Breokhank-, II Biscnon q 90. W
Fl Baer, f f BEDFORD, ByriIe & FoGarty, Brewer
Gva:Jrn, H + Baker i co. w Bisssl', IL l. Buatel
Held, Corres q Cochran, Charleston Gtsigis
CO, Cameron Harkley " co, W Il Chaiee 10, Jas
COsgrovr McD cohen, Charleston Mining MAIL
uracturing co, r II Cater, Crane, Boy!stoh co. " "
H Collins ( CO. Dowle, MCise .s Davis quo.
lies Book depository, BPsldnann co, FISHER,
D FRANKIE. q Grayeey, D F G'eason, d ',IaVer
II co. Goldsmith & Son, Marsiai'; |; "a 70, u.een,
y L Col lenn, } N Greer, Hart co, y nb'ln' ~ ~
r Hutchinson J RorbaCh. Rev nuwe,
JOINS, IA & co Krleie b Chapman, KhncF, wlcken
berg & co, I, Kornahrana, kinsman b. Oh, maG
queen & Rieckc @ J Luhn, a K cWlth, hanteue
e cn. @ Ii J.l.,dSrcdt, X b McElhose W MerleBs,
w Murscher. n Z kailrcad Agent, oNtn. o1uGr
hay. Paul, Wrlel II Bran'c,. Ed Perry w ray
don. Par. er 4 Pond, j a luacEenouaii kavehri u
Holm y, 7 lliclMr;ls, Robertson, w st.ep, .
Stevenson u Rr S O RsIlrcah CO ,nuG.i;,", :,
ScinHin Il eper, E II ste n., Scnu1,h y, ~,
TOa'e T SieHion-e J Thomson & co, Iip'J''1;
r Thumlnsun & CO. + Taylor K cn, Tyler.
ron Sautrn, Kew > Ved,itr Wa2rntr MonseeS,
G W Williams d co, Walsh, ia Whitney, W W
whidpa Il Co. Walker, Evans y Cogs@ei., m q
Warng, O " Wickiug, r Windhcln, aao
Yates.
The brig r F Dunbar Nicslss, from Philadel'
hla for Charleston, went to sea from Le"es, oei
December Is.
The echr Carrie 8 Webb Rowland. for George
town, 8 C, cleared OF New YORK December II.
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wA-sg PROOF BKoGANs.-Just received four
cascs Of ,hose celebrated Brogans, for winter
wear. S5,l by the single pair, by
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NEoRGETOWN STEAM PACKET.

The Steame, EMILE, Captain @. -sE@A
o. White. will receive Freight az
T,ommercial Wharf, evary SATURDAY and WE'D
SEsDAY. and leave each port as follows.
Charleston, SUNDAY and WEDNESDAY MIGHT at
10 O'Clock. ,,..,,,.,, -.
Georgetown, TUESDAY aud FRIDAY MoRND0 al
on SATURDAY River Freight will be receiyed.for
Keithtipid aud Weymouth Mills, and on WEDfKs-
DAY for Brookgreen and Wayeriy NILS.
For engagements. apply 70
ae.,--sw Boyce's Wharf.
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: aASF1E of turkeys and geese !s TO tnke
mace tonight, at 8 O'Clock at lIorhach's, Aeade
nv Of Music Saloon.
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Sgoys sHoss Just received fine asaort-
men: OF Eoo:s and Shoes, selected from the oosS
manufacturers. They are offered 4. retail, and at
low rates jehS eoAA"SN
No. 1sl Meeting street, ncaI Market street
t;ec21-6
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Chipping.
--'o>e'r-'-
u O r n: E W 70 3 E.
ON THURSDAY, DECEMBER 22D, AT
O'CLOCK P. M.
NEW IRON STEAM LINE-EsTABL1sHED 1870.
sTATE-RoOaIs ALL ON DECK.
srArE-RooMs ALL ON DECK.

The Splendid Eew Iron Side Wheel Steamship
GEORGIA, Crowell, Commander, will sail
for New York on THURSDAY, December ed, at
conneetlng with Day Passenger Trains from Co.
lnu1bia and Augusta, arriving at halfpast p. M
Insurance by stesmers'of thus Line y per cent
For Freight Engagements or Passage, having
very fine state-room accommodations, apply TO
WAGNER, HUGER 4 CO., No. 26 Broad street, or
to WIN. A. COURTENAY, No. Union Wharves.
dac1QA
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QARDNF.
Bark Benjamin Ossena, Hi1l sailed. October 70
The Prof Schweigard, Svang, cleared.....'EoV III
cALLAo.
Fr bark Intimes, aefiot sailed. lS
BREnERHGvKN.
Bark Kepler, Lam ckenau, sailed. NOV z
aIRGgNT, SICILY.
Br bark HaWkeye, Grgenrt, sailed. .........0et 10
KINGSTON, IA.
Br bark Louisa, Cook, p...................hoT
- YARMOUTH.
Br bark Agnes, Campbell, sailed. ............Dec ID
c1ENFUSGos.
Spanish brig Carraquena, Pages, sailed. dec
DOM EsTIc.
49,, . , nan z,,,.o BOSTON; s,s1oSi pec1a
Brig Kennedy, Eallett, cleared. Nov 80
Schr Grace Girdler. Smith, up..............NoV Id
NEW YORK..
Sclr Mary Stow, Rankin, up..............Deo
Schr Darlen, Rogers, cleared 9
Schr Hawkins, Wyatt, up. Dec 19
Schr L Davis, Bishop. cleared. :.........Dec 19
sohr Mary Farrow, Bayley, cleared....... dec II
PHILADELPHIA
Brig Dunbar, Nickles, cleared. d.........: Dec "a
Sclr d Corson, Brewer, cleared. .Dec II
Schr A Hooper, Hooper, up. ...Dec D
Schr n Kay]or, Naylor, cleared. ....".....Dec 10
BALTIMORE.
Brig Edith Hal. Oliver, up.................Deo le
Schr Surprise, Beers. .Deo II
Schr Palmer, smoot, up................Dec II
PROVIDENCE.
Br bark Adriatc, NICK Ken2le, sailed. Dec 10
Bark Sabra Moses, KIlam, cleared. ..... Dec 10
PORTLAND, NE.
schr Fred Fish. Davis. cleared dec 10
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RlcE.-The market showed 1rmer character !;
sales near 800 tltrces Of clean Carolina. say II
tierces at 5h; Is OF sk; 11e at e; Is at GIG; "A
at 6,S. We quote good clean Carolina at sx@eHc
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Interior Cotton lHarlets.
COLUMBIA, December 2l.-Sales OF cotton yes
terday l25 bales. Middling 1eAa1Sasc.
COLUMBUS, December le.-our market quiet
and closed improved. Mlddliug 13a1akc. Sales
AIS bales; receipts ts4. Shipments 2so bales.
MONTGOMERY, December le.-Markes steady.
Low middlings l3xc.
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wilmtnstor. M.arket.

prices were firm. A few small sales were made
within the range Of eHa7Hc for fair to choice.
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