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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-04-06
G CAROLINA A
Manufacturing CO.

Seeing The great need Of a nurleas around
which rle working men Of the day may be
able to move with system. the above named
company has been formed :or the purpose of
forming combination OF such men and
capital, as will be necessary 70 put into sue
ceSsful operation a grand machine shop, for
the purpose Of putting into shape all r:tw ina
.cral accessible, thar all who will may have
work TO do, and that the community NAV be
supplied with the neceSsaries of the time at
such prices as will put them in the reach of
lil.
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Koskoo Cures Chronic rheumatism.

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uplands and 1c on SEQ islands, So p tierce on
rice; by SAIL &c on cotton; 81 rs tlerce on rice;
4oc p barrel on rosin; S. q NJ on lumber; 5000
p on timber. To Boston, by sail, 1s@xc q fb on
upland cotton. To Providence, So e on boards,
&c q ib on cotton. To Philadelphia, by steam,
sc q b on uplands; by sail, s6@7 p n on boards;
50 on timber: SO o ton on clay, and s3@S Is on
phosrhatcs. To Baltimore by steam, 1a@%e p
b. by sail, sG@7 q NJ on boards; s3@3 25 q ton
oil phosphate rock. Vessels are in demand by
our merchants 10 take lumber freights from
Georgetown, S. c., Darien and satilla River, Ca,
and Jacksonville, Fla. to Northern ports, and
s11@12 z NJ are rates on lumber and boards.
MISUNDERSTANDING BILLs.-The rate yester-
day was l2924@ @l3o for GO day bills.
DOMESTIC ExCuANGE.-The banks are purchas-
Ing sight checks on New York at q discount;
days x discount; 10 days per ct. discount; Is
days u; 20 days :; 80 days =. They are sell
ing sight checks atpar.
GolD.-The brokers were yesterday buying at
20 and selling at y.
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Markets by Telegraph.
FOREIGN MARKETS.

FOREIGN MARKETS
LONDON, January l3 Noon. = Consols 90.
Bonds SIX. Tallow frmer ut 46s Cd.
LIVERPOOL, January l3-Noon.-Cotton quiet; /;
splands llad; Orleans 1850; sales 10,0os bales
Corn 2ss.
Evening.-Cotton steady; uplands 112sd; Or
leans llHa11 sd; sales Il, ,oeo bales for speculation
and export 1000 bales. Tallow AS Sd.
PARIS, January l3.-Bourse opened firm.
Rcn,cs 73f G2c.
nAvRE January la-cotton opened quiet at
II See.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW YORK, January 13.-No0n.-StocIs strong.
Money per cent. Sterling, long s2; short o3s.
Gold 2Ik.> SiXiy.twos, coupons 15s<; Tennessee,
ex.coupons, 53!4; new 4o2l; Virginia, cx.coupons,
52l5; new 5Sh; Louisiana, old 70; new 6S; Leree
skies G5; cights 81; Alabama eishts 0c; fives 6s
Georgia skies 50; sevens SO; North Carolina, old
AN; new "a; South Carolina, oil 1875; new rs:
Cotton steady at Csc. Turpentine quiet at 45a
45,sc Rosin 1rm at 81 15a2 20 for common
strained and good strained.
Eyening.-Cotton rather steadier; sales OF 1900
bales at 251Sc. Flour heavy, and 5a10 cts lower;
supcrinc State $4 coal so; Southern common to
fair extra SIS 4oa6. Wheat heavy and lace lower;
winter red and amber Western 81 25a1 27h. Corn
unchanged. Pork dull and lower at s27 5oa27 u.
Lard heavy and dropping at l1al72. WhiskcJ
81 0h. Groceries quiet, Naval stores lower; tur-
iieniine 4sajS;.; tosin 81 o5ao os. Freights very
firm; by steam u. Money easier; supply liberal
ut Ca7 per cent, with exceptions at 5. Discounts
easier Sterling dull; prime bankers Sa. Gold
very dull towards the close OF the day at 2l}sa
21IS, hut under private adviees from Paris became
active and rapidly advanced to %. Governments
aru; 62's 152l; Sorlherns generally heavy and
lower.
CIScINNATI, January l3.-CsrE dropping at
1saS0c Whiskcy firm at 93c. Lard loa164c
Ness pork SIC 25a26 60; 100 barrels sold at inside
prices.
LOUISVILLE, January 13.-Corn nrmer at 95a
a7Isc Provisions steady. Mess pork s2S. Ba-
c,n. shoulders 13Iic; clear sides lG1zc. whIskcy
dull.
WILMINGTON, January l3.-Spirlts turpentine
dull and lower at 40Hc. Rosin dull at 81 AKA
30 for strained Crude turpcntinc steady. Tar
steady al 81 s5. Cotton inactive.
AUGUSTA, January l3.-Cotton firmcr and more
active; sales Cli bales; receipts go bales; mid
,lllngs 23tsa.3Ac.
SAVANNAH, January 13-Cotton, receipts o9o7
bales; exports 1908 bales; sales 500 bales; mid.
tl'inss Ole: market firm.
NEW ORLEANS, January 13-Cotton quiet at "a
@241sc; sales $500 bales; receipts 1927 bales; cX-
ports yesterday 1896 bales; to-day Liverpool S7l7;
bales; Iavre 1000 bales Barcelona l225 bales /;
Providence lC6S bales. Sugar prime 1124@12ilc.
Molasses prime Gs@6ec. Gold 2o'4. Sterling a1,s.
Sigh. K discount.
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The COTTON MARKET.-The foreign anu New
York markets for this article for the time under
review has been generally dull with an easier ten
dency and the former, which, at the commence
Iccn. of the week, quoted mddng uplands ut
l1hSd declined to 11hd, with moderate transac-
tlons, and ,he latter, which commenced at 25&c,
receded to CSC p lb; during the same time at this
point sellers have only offered the most meagre
stocks, and figures have been sustained With
much steadiness. mddlng uplands generally
ruling at 24is@241ic 2 Ii.
The operations at Liverpool and New York for
this period have been as follows On Friday jan
uary 7th, the former was quiet o: llHd, sales
1900 bales the latter was steady at 25Nc, sales
1850 bales. On Saturday the former was un-
changed at 1llsd, sales 10000 bales; the latter
was firm ut 251lc, sales 2ooo bales. On Monday
the former was easier at 1ls@11Ad, sales 10000
bales; the latter was shade easier at 25}c, sales
21O0 bales. On Tuesday the former was dull at
11hl, sales 5000 bales; the latter was heavy and
favored buyers at 25lSc. On Wednesday the for.
mer was dull at ll3sl, sales 10000 bales; the lat
ter favored buyers at 25tsc, sales 1000 bales Yes.
terday the former quiet at 113:d, sales 10000
Gales; the latter was steady ut Csc.
The stock of the article in sight at the latest
dates was as follows:
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MARINE NEWS.
CHARLESTON, JANUARY IA
ARRIVED YEsTERDA'

French bark France, Exmclln, Havrc-saIled
December 2. Ballast. To Mottet, Huchet co.
Schr Woodbury., Woodbury., New York; days.
Railroad iron, hay and acids. To the Master,
Wando Fertilizer Company, Railroad Agent, and
schr L NJ D scull, steelman, orchIlla, W lila
days. Ballast. To II + Baker CO. Having
sprung alcak on the outward passage. has return
ed in ballast for repairs.
Schr Kate Walker, Warren, Baltimorc-S days.
Corn. To West & Jones. Vessel TO Risley Creigli-
ton.
Schr c Hickman, Robinson, philadelphla-7
Schr William & John, Revel. Back River. 2l50
bushels rough rice. To W c Bee & co.
Schr Ann Deas, Garbaii, West Point MILL Joe
tierccs rice. To w Bee co.
cotton, so bbs r0sln, 10 bbls turpenttne. GS b6ls
rough rice, mdse, &c. ToJ r l'ringle Son, W Z
Dukes & co, II Dlschofr co, PcEer, Rodgers Il
co, Graescr & Smith D Aiken co, GalliarH I,I u
bet, Wagener Il Monsees, A Prlchard, SStailiin,
J Cantwcll, A Smythe, Miss BrOokbanEs, Shack.
clford & Kelly, Miss Carr, Miss L Huger, Col
Locke. r Artison, and others.
Steamer Pilot Boy, White, Fernandina, VIA Sa-
yannah &c. Mdse. To D Aiken & co, G Hop
pock. Hopkins, MCPHERSON co, W Gurney, Kay.
encl & CO. Goldsmith Il Son, Mrs Roach, sally
Vaughn. w NJ Bird & co, A Johnson, Chad'
Wick, ColcocE l. co, F barker, Col Blunt, Will
cox, Gibbs < co, McLoy & Rice, aud Order.
Boat from James Island. bags sea island cot
ton. To G II ll0ppock.
Boat from Christ Church. bags sea island
cotton. 10 PInckney Bros.
Boat from Johns Island. bags sea lsianu
cotton. To r Roper.
Boat from James Island. 2baGs scaisland cot
ton. 70 r Roper.
poat from James Island. bags sea island
cotton. To Z Bee K co.
By wagon from CUosecrcek. bags sea island
cotton. TO w c bee & co.
CLEAnED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Sarag0ssa, Ryder, New lorI-Rave-
mel & CO.
schr Ella, Montgomery, Matanzas, cuba-Rls-
Icy & Creighton.
Schr Marcus Hunter, Orr, Matanzas-T Tupper
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Saragossa, Ryder, New York.
FROM TIftS PORT.
Steamship Charleston, Berry, New YORK, jan
Steamship Magnolia, Crowcll, New York. Jan;
uary 10.
Monroe January TO-
UP FOR THIS PORT.
Schr Louisa Crockett, Pillsbury, at Baltimore,
January II.
Sclr Mary A Holt, Holt, at New York, Janu-
Schr Eureka, Mayo, at Norfolk, Va, January 10.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Steamship SEA Gull, Dutton, at Baltimore, jan
uary II.
Steamship James Adgcr, Lockwood, at New
York, January II.
Schr L Slnnicksen, Winsmorc, at Philadelphia
January II, for Charleston via Wilmington, Del.
SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
Steamship South Carolina, Adkins, from New
York, January -.
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tion wharf, from Baltimore, dlscharging-
Inv q HrniUhtOn

tion wharf, from Baltimore, dlscharging-
ley Creighton. .,-.
for Liverpool, loading-R Mure CO.
Hombersund tNor), 3S7 tons, Nelson, at Wander
horst's wharf, for Bremen, loading-GeorseA A
Wetterhorn, ss2 tons, Mlnott at Brown L co.'s
wharf, for Liverpool loading-Street Bros d
Clara, - tens, Nickels, at Benefits wharf, for
tie Rio dc 10 Plata, loadng-Street Bros CO..
wharf, for Liverpool, loading-.R 7 Walker.
David McNutt (3r), SOC tons, Lockhart, at Central
Wharf, from Liverpool, waitlng-R Aure
France IFr). = tons, Exmen. in the Stream,
from Havrc, just arrived-Mostet, Huchet
sCHooNERs.
Petrol, 100 tons, Skinner, in Ashley River, for
Cuba ready-Street Bros & CO.
Eliza Pike, =. tons, Larkin, In Ashley River, for
Philadelphia, loading & Getty.
Active, 2e4 tons, Cdom6s, in Ashley River, for
Baltimore, loading-Risley. & Creighton.
North Weymouth, Mass, ready-Risley Il
Ella, 1S5 tons, Montgomery, in the Stream, for
Cuba, ready-Rislcy / Creighton.
for Newport, loading -Ris:ey 4 Creighton.
Myrover, 4o4 tons, Brown, in the Stream, for
New York. ready-W Roach eco.
Kate P lunt, = tons, Lunt, IN Ashley RiVer,
Sarah Fish, 10S tons, Thompson in the Stream, for
aNorthern Port, ready Enslow co.
E Raymond, tons, Higgins, ct Brown d co.'s
wharf, for Boston, loading-M Goldsmith d
Thos Miskimmons. 11o tons, Wyatt, at Palmetto
wharf, from Matanzas, waiting- Ems
low & co.
Evcline l22 tons, Dutch, at Palmetto wharf, from
Bedford, Me, waitingJ Enslow & co.
Marcus Hunter, = tons, Orr, at Brown co.'s
wharf, for Matanzas, ready-T Tupper Son;
NV Smith, 2e5 tons, Tooker at n p Railroad
Clara RauEin, ISL tons, Folkcr. in the Stream,
for Wilmington, N c, ready-Risley q creigh-
Black Duck tBr) 100 tons, Ellis at Palmetto wharf,
from MntanZas, to be repaired-J Enslow
Lilly, 4l2 TONS Hughes, at Adgers wharf, from
New York, discharging-W Roach CO..
Emma, 2o2 TONS Hall, at Venning's wharf, FOR
Wilmington ready os FarcNds baKeL SS Wharf
from New York, dlscharging-W Beach co.
Emma B Shaw, PAT tons, Shaw, ut Atlantic wharf,
from Baltimore, discharglng-Willis d CHS
sylyan,- tons, Young, IN Ashley River, from
Woods Hole, discharging-Risley & creigh-
NJ Broomall, = tons, Crawford at Central
wharf, from Philadelphia, discharglng-h-F +
s&M ScuiI, 200 tons, steelman, in the Stream.
from OrehlDa, W ], just arrived-H Baker
4 co.
Kate walker, : tons, Warren, at Brown T. &C cos !,
wharf, from Baltimore, discharging-Risley
Creighton.
Northern port, loading-Master.
George Taulane, 235 tons, Steelman, at kerrs
wharf, from Baltimore, discharging- Master.
Vim Allen, 815 tons Grant, at Fairchild's wharf,
from New York, dscharglng-Master.
l. G Hickman, go tons, Robinson, at Union wharf,
from Philadelphia, dlschargng-Master.
uya1 lI..,%xy md n0-
ny's wharf, from New York, discharging-
Master.
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Departed Days.

Oh, memories Of green and pleasant places, o,
Where happy birds their wood-notes twitiereu
low
Oh, love that lit the dear familiar faces
We buried long ago!
From barren heights their sweetness we reneih'
ber- ou,;n,
And backward gaze with wistful, ycarnlng
AS hearts regret, mil snow drifts Of December,
The summers sunny SKIES.
Glad hours that seemed their rainbow tlnts 10
borrow
From some illumined page OF fairy lore,
Brigh days that never lacked bright tQ.mor-
row;
Days that return no more
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Exports OF the Week.

PORT IN PORTO RICo-Per schr Petrel-e2,5 545
BARCEIoNA-Per Span brig Romano-.45 bales
upland cotton.
DOMESTIC.
NORTH WEYMOUTH, MAss-Per schr Tra1-
ton-320 tons phosphate rock.
land and 81 bags island cotton, 33 terces rice
los bales yarn II pkgs sundries. Per steamship
Champion-l00 bags seq island cotton GA bales
upland cotton, Is bales domestics and sundrics.
Per steamship Charieston-7O bags sea island cot
ton 6s7 bales upland cotton, 90 tcs rice, 46 pack.
ages Per schr Myrover-24S bales upland
cotton, 152 casks rice, 207 casks kaolin clay,
bales paper shavings, % boxes wine, SO pRgs hre,
crackers, Is pkgs furniture, Is pkGs muse o4,ooO
feet lumber, 1Ol2 empty carbOys.
BALTIMoRE-Per steamship Maryland 81 tlcrces
rice, 1872 bales upland cotton, Is bales waste, %
bales yarn, % bales leather, 81 bbls oranges and
sundr!cs -. Per schr d + keeng-ll6,ooo feet
lumber
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Vessels under 100 tons, and steamers coasting
within the State, excepted.
STEAMSHIPS.
Adalla (Brl, 1872 tons, Sanderson, ut Atlantic
wharf, for Liverpool, loadng-R Mure K co.
Arragon lErl 1917 tons, Moulson, at Eoyce Mr COS
Manhattan, 1887 tons Woodruff, at Adgers wharf,
for New York. loading-James Adger u co.
Promctheus, 5s1 tons, Gray, at Atlantic @ wharf, wharf,
Falcon or tons, Iorsey, at Union wharf, Tor Bul-
timore, loading-Courtenay Trenholm.
SlIlTS
Missouri, Sci tons, Bra,lburn, at Brown co.'s
wharf, for Liverpool, loading-W Smith
Muscongus t}rl 100 tons, Groves, at yanderhorst's
wharf, for Liverpool, lUading-Rayeicl 4 co.
Gorilla tDr), 755 TONS Say, at Boyce Il cos wharf,
for Liverpool, loatllng-R Mlre & CO.
r C Winthrop $40 tons, Stewart, for Liverpool, at
Atlantic wharf, loading-Patierson u Stock:
David Brown, 905 tons. Nichols, at Marsha!l's
wharf, from Newport, Eng, diScharging-
Master.
Sieve Bloom, tBr SIS tons Icask at yandcrhorst's
wharf, from Liverpool, waitng-Rarcnel j.
Hope, 500 TONS tIrc at Atlantic wharf, for Liver
pool, loading-Willis Il ChiSJlm.
Bombay, - tons, Jordan. at Commercial wharf,
for Liverpool, loading-Willis x Chisolln.
BARKS.
Skiold (Nor 392 TONS Albrethscn, at Kerr's wharf,
from Liverpool, watting-R Mure x CO.
La Kemba tBr). 5St tons, Brown, at Accommoda.
lion wharf, for Liverpool, loadiug-ncnry
Card.
r B Walker, sol tons Petinsill. at Central wharf,
Inr New York. rcady-ll Bukcr 4 co.
The Queen tBr), eos tons, at BOyce & co.'s wharf,
from Liverpool, dlscharglng-R Mnrc X co.
DAVID Nichols, l03 TONS, UpMan. 1T Palmetto wharf,
for New York, 10 be rcpairc1-J a Enslow
&C
BRIGS.
Manuel SPAN. 23s TONS Pares, at Atlantic wharf,
for Barcelona ioading-J A Enslow & co.
Apollo fNorl - tons, Reinhart, ut BOyce co.'s
wharf, from Liverpool, waiting-Rarencl
W Crecry, 800 tons, Simmons. in Ashley River. or
Il Northern port, loadins-Iiisicy Il Creigh.
ton.
Lady Perlc iBr), 55s tons Aimar Mt Commercial
wharf, for Hayre, loalinG-W Hall.
S Brown, - tons, Blackwell. in the Stream, for
Wilmington, Z, ready * Enslow & co.
Castilian, 4Ss Ions. Lang, at Central whaif, f:cm
MatanZas. dl>chargng-J a Ens,cw 4 GO.
Mary Stewart, 2p3 tons, Adams, u: i:e":".nn! }.!a
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Receipts by Railroad, January 13.
sOrTu CAROLINA RAILROAD

GT3 bales cotton, 35 bales domestcs, 3o1 bbls
flour, cars lumber, 6 cars wood, 2 cars stock.
To Railroad Agent, Reeder & Davis, Mowry & co,
Pelzcr, Rodgers & co, w c Courtney co, Thurs
ton 4 Holmes, Graeser 4 Smith, Wardlaw Il Ca.
rev, Frost Il Adgcr, Johnston, Crews 4 co, j.
Sloan, E Wiss, G II Walter Il co. Willis q CHS
olm, w w Smith, Crane, Boylston & co, Goldsmith
g. Son, II CObia 4 co, Is O'Neill. A Salinas, Kirk
patrick Il Witte, ] Aiken & co, and Wagner,
Stewart / co.
NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD.
January 12-124 bales upland cottoh, p bags
sea island cotton, 235 bbs naval stores, 245 bush
els rough ricc cars lumber, wood, mdse, DC. To
Mantonc & CO, Barden & r. W Ryan, G W Will
liams & CO. kirkpatrick Wltte, Mowry co, A
Quackenbusl, w II Welsh, ] a pritchard, Howard
& Rro, Graeser & Smith, VI bowling 4 co, T L
Webb, Jackson, Williams, Sempke & Peper, E
F Denctlekt, w Ii Chafee & co, Frost Adger
Stenhouse & CO, Thueton & Holmes, Caldwell Il
Son, Pelzer, Rodgers & co, S j Stoney, kinsman
& Howell J Marshall, Jr, Harney, AZ Sail,
mas, r Archer, W McIver, Gravcley, Mrs "
II Brooks, W Vince, P G Ebaugh, Roper stoney
Kaliroad Agent, and Order.
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Passengers.

Per steamship saragossa, for New York-Jno
Murphy, J Mccarthy, 7 Griffin, Mahon, L Loudie.
Z Esehwege, + Crowningshield Calagher,
Harris. II Mesncr Jones. V Koom, McLaugh
lin, M e Root, G b walker, Il Tompkina, J Brodc:
rick. McTugue J Gallagher, Mrs X NJ Root aud
two children, Yisirdio Pprtio, Carl lludcr, and o
in stceragc.
Savannah, Ic-B IIesplnan Bishop Wightman,
Mrs Wightman, child and servant, Miss i Wight
man. G W Lart, " Warner. II d Bacot Miss
Easlin. Mr. Burns, a Gagncu, + Schepcr, Major
Pope and lady. ID z Ebaugh, Mrs Matthiessen
anu child md MISC Pope.
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RY TELEGRAPH.

sAvASSAH. January l3.--Arrivcd,., steamship
Alhalnbra. Boston; barks Norma, Porto Rico
Kcntville, Liverpool; brig Philip Larragee, New
York: schrs Everman. Philadelphia; Georgia.
Baltimore; Il l. Leonard. Norfolk. Cleared, steam
ship Livingston, New York; ship Australia. Liv.
crpool; bark Windborn, barren; schr Hattie Ellen,
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MEMORANDA.

Consguces per schr NJ Broomnll from Plila:
dcpha-H Baker & co, DoTie Noise. II
Chafce & co, II Katie & CO, Wagener II Monsccs,
G W Stclrens 4 CO, w NJ Bird & co, and Holmes
Calder.
The schr Louler Newton, Gray, from New York
for Charleston, put into Norfolk, January 8, with
mast gone.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
The Money Market.

THURSDAY, January 13.
No changes of note have occurred 10 the list OF
quotations Business is still inactive and prices
barely nominal as the demand is quite limited.
Money is tight with bank rates at per cent. and
-. on the street on good stock cOllaterals.
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The Charleston Market.

FOR THE WEEK ENDING THURSDAY, JANUARY 13.
THE RECEIPTS, dc.-The receipts at the cotton
ports up to Friday last continued to show full ar
rivals, and were oo7a7 bales for the week. against
ia 900 the previous week, and a. $50 for the same
period last year. The full figures exhibited by the
arrivals have induced the impression in some
quarters that the ultimate result Of the crop may
be above the moderate estimates, and render 1t
possible that 75O 900 bales may be exceeded, but
it will take some weeks further Developments to
show the situation with certainty.
The supplies received at the principal Southern
ports, up to the latest dates, have been about as
foil
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Interior Cotton Market

Interior Cotton Markets.
NEwBERRY, January ll.-Cotton in good de-
mand aise3c.
ATLANTA. January 1.-THE market closed ac-
tive at 221le for mlddlngs 2211 for low mlddlings;
q for good ordinary.
SUMTER, January 1o-Nur cotton market has
ruled quiet past week at from 20 10 2ac, according
to grade-vcry little Offering.
MACON, January 11.-Cotton receipts to-day
2o5 bales; sales 5Se; shipped 3l4. The market was
active with good demand up 10 the hour ut
which The usual afternoon dispatches are recciv-
ell ut CSC; hut after that the demand toned down,
and the market closed at 223!c.
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Wi,mfn1ton Market.

WllMIEGTOT. January l2-TuRPENTINE.-Is
uncalinrcd I'm nricr and demand moderate. Sales
of Ga7 bbls. at 81 sc or soft, and 81 o5 for hard
per $50 lbs.
RoSIN-Saies OF $50 bbls. 1T 81 60 for No. Q, and
S2a2 37tH for No. l.
TAR.-37 bbls sold at 81 IS per barrel.
COrToN-Small sails at 22Aa23c. per ID.
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List OF Shining

IN TIE PORT OF CHARLESTON, JANUARY 13.
Vessels under 100 tons, and steamers coasting
within the State, excepted.
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Exports.
NEW YoRK-rcr steamship Saragossa-63s bales
upland cotton 277 bags sea island cotton So bales
yarn, GS sacks dried fruit, Al bbs oil, Is packages
Sundries.
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NorE.-we have deducted from New Orleans
&c, ,e27 bales uplands, from Mobile -. bales, from
Savannah 4a4s bags sea island and bales up.
land and from Charleston 22So bags sea island and
9s bales uphnd-the quantities received at those
ports from Mobile, Florida, Texas and Savannah.