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PROPOSALS.

.Ir on THIRD Dis
Lights r"el kSoss isaud i0 '''e' permanent
ua aoo o. f'isa asy Of 3 at this
es Rock the sso and material Of ns
base is feet At top and u feet high Fuers Rock Is bare al
secondior ante rprap Foundation mp to low water
and granite pier O. ne same dimensions that Fuer
Iaid.for the materials and labor for frame binding
ROOF and owe Tor The si, at fnssms ! oe wa Nan'ard
Ihe Plans sna for Nc above to be
Proposals must be in duplicate. Guar
che each proposal They must be add...i ,o se a AT
asd ber for en hs Proposal for materials
This onee reserves the right reject any o. 40 bids shod
h sed Is ss deemed " I've OF
Lieut. Colonel Engineers Engineer third T. H. District
DRoPosAL FOR CONSTRUCTION or PROTECTIVE
vail With jetlies a, Princess Bay Ligh station. Mari.
OFFICE or LIGHTHOUSE eSsIsryx3
ro,.rv,x.r,, Tngp p's1Rigr,
sealed PROPOSAL. w be aSevad l. " Nag ls
May s7 for the materials AGA labor Tor prosony
wa with etties, OF granite, Princess Fay Light staan
be ,een at his oce furnished to bidders on application
Proposal, mus, be IL duplicate accompanied bya qua
sny N auaSas wa ated coPy o. hi, advertisement
se w es.e pnSpcs 9T aS projecting
should they be deemed di'adsan.ageou o the tinted States
district
ITO CONTRACTORS
Proposals. will be received al the Water Commissioners
oce Ss Main street, tn O'Clock J.. NJ of tie 23d day OF
May lsl for constructing about 1000 line feet OF brick
and FAliku districts. 'e-e'' .'se'
1he rroposals should be sealed addressed 10 the Water
commssioners" and endorsed rroposas for sewers
Inc maps prohles necessary forms aud sreclcatlona
Monday, the eth inst. ~e w Nv" "ei
gbe work to be completed by the LIST day OF july 1872
Security In the sum OF $4,000 viii be required ~
BY order OF the Board.
,o J: b. o. RAND, Chief Engineer
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DENTISTRY

X PAGAN, DENTIST, 34l SIXTH AvESuB ONE
-. aDof from Iwehty-nra street New York-Fun sets
o. ieesn Win gans 90 70 &i5 Partial, "a 10 SO, whale
charge wnete teeth are inserted. F' ' s''' w
a -ftEFH EXTRACTED; LAUGHING 0As. NO
"A. palm % the bret tooth, 90 cent? each ADDITIONAL
- -, o......., Dr A. j. COLBY, Dentist,
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

nISsoGUrIoN OF COPARTNERsrIIP-TIIE CO.
IL partnership heretofore existing under the name and
nrn OF Spero 1saacs fs dissolved by mutual consent
noeoness TO and all liabilities of the 'ulned
by the said NJ Spero who viii contnuc business
j. NJ. sPERo.
NEW yoag May 8, ISL A. ISAACs
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE COPARr
~ nerrnip heretofore existing between John Keys
Jesse o. Keys under the firm OF John Keys Bro,
this day dissolved mutual consent John Keys withdraw
lag Either party will settle the affairs of The
business will hereafter be conducted by jesse a. Us
From, street, JOHN KEYS
NEW YORK, May !, 1877. JESSE G. KEYS.
TUE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE EXISTING
under the lrm of Peeke Il Wellington Is this day
mutually dissolved hr. Wellington win continue the bus-
anu assume all liabilities and collect all debts.
HENRY PEEkE.
NEW YORK, May s. 1871. WALTER WELLINGTON
THE PARTNERSHIP EXISTING UNDER THE FIRM
name Of Ho.emann LAsko is dissolved.
DANIEL LITZKO
II. HCGEMANN
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RESTAURANTS.

w hHINGION RESTAURANT, 2s WEST FOURTH
HesL near broadway, having changed hands n now
- ~, me new proprietor respectfully soicits
on Tbe % m former patrons who desire privacy and
p.d with all The dcaces Inc ~ ason, nice nrivas
ro0hls t prlvht, parties. Handsomely rurnbe3
Foo 70 lei with or without Boari; Cuoces wnes linnars
and csAa Meas 10 order until IL r. NJ w ""' 's"''
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GOAL AND LUMBER BUSINESS AND STAND FOR
~ sale, in Morrisanla; q valuable business opportuny
for smart mau Apply to H. D. JARvEs 20 Wall street,
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DowERY THEATRE.
ID ANNUAL BENEFIT.
MR. JOHN ]. JONES
TREASURER.
FRIDAY EVENING, Nav.
EXTRA NOVELTY NEW LONDON DRAMA,
THREE
IMMENSE PIECES.
The young American
MIR. EDMUND r. DALTON.
First performance America OF j. Courfncys drama OF
A SOLDIEIi'S PHOGkESS.
-Four Acts, eighteen Scenes twenty Tabeaux.
Colemaa's llay OF
TIE MOUNTAINEERS.
New Comedy of
WHO'S WHO
Box sheet open the Office, where seats may DO
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(SIGAR STAND-FOR SALE THE LEASE or A CITY
- ho;e Cigar Stand Apply at lS5 Maiden lane, room
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AMUSENEyTs.


NIBLO'S GARDEN TUESDAY, MAY 9.
Second appearance Of the celebrated popular
Mr.. FRANK 8. CHANFRAU,
and first production In New York of an
INTENSELY INTERESTING NEW AMERICAN DRAMA,
expressly written for Mr. CHANFRAU by Messrs Thomas
d. De Walden and Edward Spencer. illustrative OF
LIFE AND ADVENTURE in THE SOUTHWEST. entitled
KIT,
THE ARKANSAS TRAVELLER
IN ACTS AND TABLEAUX.
To be spenddy presented with new and realistic scenery
, new mechanisms and stirring sensational" effects.
KIT REDpINd .................... Mr. f. S. CHANFRAU
Manuel Bond.G. @ Bonitace Jerry seepers McManus
wash Subbs. - H. ack Lord fi.zolie III. A. Kende
James Temple.T G. Howard Judge suggs Harry Hotto
Major Squiggs..H A. Weaver Cesar C. T. Paroe
Newsboy. Little Snnn Mrs. Stubs f. Burt
w. Brutone Mrs Temple Mrs L. skerrett
During the Levee Scene, in Act l.
Mr. ChAs. PARsLoE and his pupil, LITTLE sNIFFIN,
- IN Their Plantation Songs and Dances.
ACT L. THE MAN HUNTER.
ACT H. ON THE TRAIL.
ACT Ill., BAFFLED.
ACT w.. TRAPPED.
ACTv- AT RAY.
FIRST KIT MATINEE ON SATURDAY, MAY ID
S1 Dasss SSle W
OV
Family Circle Soc
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L1oR SALE-A WELL ESTABLISHED SASH, BLfNI
aud Door Mandatory. with all necessary Tools and
Machinery in good running order; class power
aud low rent. Apply to GEORGE IT, CARRY, Newsrs
street near Clinton, Hoboken New Jersey.
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-
AIMEE PERsiNi, 0AUsINs
TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
WEDNESDAY,
ruunsnAy Ia arH sELLE ~ HhLkNE . -
Les F0LIMs DRAMATiQuEs
A MONSTER MUSICAL 0LIO
sArUKppAISX :,B q i; TissISdToN
FIRST ek a9E e ed EsEdh!sHoLf.
FIRST ACT LES BRIGANDs.
sNb4y kpNY MnhIN1E-sA aNE sdEUE
asss!ed by Nile AIMEE, Miss NULLY PERKS and NJ j.
w Proprietor and Manager: Mr. LESTER wALLAcK
THIS EVENING
will be produced, with
New Music Mr. Thomas Baker
Msssrs isicrwood Evans and j. Hilyard
HnS Novel, and
ra4f RANDALLs
THUMB
now being played with immense success in LONDON
Characters ~ Mr. JOHN dILBYRr MR. CnAs FISHER,
KiNGGoLD. Mr.. NJ: tANAGAN, MIR ". j. LEONARD.
NiSos 2gssGI knh,F Mr. y Gk MSS GLAkA ZEN
SYNOPSIS. oF SCENERY.
Gardens Of the Beachington Hotel with seacoast in the
Isherwood, Eyans and J. Hillvard)
the cLuMP ROCKS, Writ VIEW OF THE SEA.
TIE RISE siss's ST. t fnG TIDE.
'h0uhRs 1hG Msy ysd tG RREFaSo HsS
oLEA sxr E5kbR E9 Nav Ef ~
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TOR SALE-AN OLD ESTABLISHED MAECFACTUR-
ing Confectionery a Leading thorough doing
large retail trade; will sci! reasonably Address CONFEC-
TONER, Herald oGlce.
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DRUG STORE FOR SALE AT RARGAIN-S2 200
~ cash, $1,000; proprietor ply scan about x
West. Inquire Of s. B. FOSTER iO0i second avenue cor
ner Fiiy.third street.
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DOE SALE-A. A. FRANKS Two LIQUOR STORES.
Il Inquire the premises. Of Houston
streets and sos Greenwich street. Wants to get Tie
business.
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TOR sALE-ONE OF PREkT1Ss & PAGES SPICE
Il Nils. Slinca stone Inquire Of JAMES GODFREY, ~
CAtharne street
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DRUG TORE FOR sALE-WELL FITTED ON A
~ good and eadng thofonghfaie. INQUIRE OF
WuLELkR, PATTERSON & CO, Us William street,
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GOAL YARD FOR SALE OR TO LET-IN A GOOD
~ location established must be let this week
COAL. box l40 Herald Office.
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OPTIONAL BUSINESS MISUNDERSTANDING
y aud experience assured. Give full particulars
MERCHANT, box l44 Herald oGlce.
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HHE 1KAED BABE HOTEL AND CAsINO or SAXON,
Wals switzerland, combined with the world uowned
BIomne ana Iodine Springs offers tourists oil the induce
menn 81 the Continental spas concerts promenades, cur
saal Trene CT quarente roulette zero 40, &c. Ded
fAoAh Communication IRON Gerof aud Basel with Saxon.
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A PARTNER WANTED-IN HARD WOOD DECoRA.
Herald Office, "
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DOsT OFFICE EoTICE-TnF MAILS FOR EUROPE
during the week ending SATURDAY, Nav lS 1871, viii
close nj this Office Tuesday at A. NJ, Wednesday
q ~ NJ, on Thursday AT ~ A. NJ ana Saturday at
l01 A. NJ r. II. JONES, Postmaster.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-11-17


The arrivals at this port for the week just ter.
minated were 5l2 bags sea islands and Floridas
and TO- 1874 bales Of fuplands against 4s4 bags ofsea
islands and Floridas and 1873 bales II uplands
the week bef,re, and 476 bags Of sea Islands and
Florias and 4,214 bales OF ofupands for the period
hast year. These receipts came as follows, say OF
uplands per South Carolina Railroad, S79l bales;
per Northeastern Railroad, llls bales; Char eston
and Savannah Railroad, =; Peedee, $50; San.
tee, 80; Flor'aa, Is. and 2Ss bales wrecked CT
ton. or sea islan ds: Christ Church. %; James
Island, SO; Johns Island, IS; wadmaaw. II; Eds
to. IS; Be u'ort, 10; Toogoodoo, l; Northeast IN
Railroad, 80; savannah, 3; st. Andrews. 8; Forl.
ds.2oe; Stono, S.
Ths C,'rroN MARKEr.-This staple maintained
generally steady and somewhat nrm features
during his period. The foreign market. which
opened ataXd p ib for middlnR upiands, hard
ened 10 OK New York was at lsKc, and stinen.
ed to lsxc; Wife at this point middling uplands
were quoted at zX. l7X@l7kc. closing at l7H9
17xc p b Tae m 'vements In the article at
Liver ool and New Work during this period were
1s follows: On Friday. November 10Th, the for.
mrr was quiet and Shady, uplands eHd. sales
10000 bales; hn latter was dull and heavv at
lsxc sales 1850 bales. IN Saturday the former
va- Quiet snd tsady, uplaads sXd, sales 100 %
Aa,es: Ihe er W q ct At l8xc, sales 2Sa6
ns,es. On Monday the former closed strong, up.
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Exports of tho Week ending Nov'ber 16
roRRI9E


FOREIGN.
IIyERpooL-Per bark Annie Kimball-24 bags
sea island and 22SS bales upland cotton. Per
brig Lewis l. Squire-l06l bales upland cotton, $40
tons phosphate rock.
HLYRE-Per bark Mendota-l441 bales upland
cotton. .,
bbls four, SO bags nour, 2 boxes bacon. case do
mestic goods, 10000 shingles, 10000 feet lumber
keg butter, bols potatoes, Is bbls corn and peas
case shoes
WEST INDIRs-Per schr Mangam-2T,7oo
feet lumber and sundries.
NASSAU, N P-Per Br schr Dandy-15o bois
-four, 10 bags corn and PEGS, bols msai, nois
crackers bbls onions ard potatoes, bols pltcn
and tar, bos grist, and sundries
DOMESTIC.
NRW YoRK-Per steamship Georgia-l677 bales
upland cotton, 20 bags sea island cotton, 81 oaes
domestics 1859 ts r!oe, $50 bbls naval stores, 123
pkgs sundries. Per steamship Cnsmpion-I1TTe
baCs sea island cotton, 1a46 bales uppd cotton ll5
tcs rice rs bales domestcs 81 empty oos, az pEgs
snndries. Per schr Lilly-3l3 casks clay, SO
TONS iron, 200 empty bbls, sc bbis -four, 10 CASKS
bones, b6 boxes Tobacco, pieces machinery, 70
bales cotton. $50 bags rice four, and $40 ools ro
sin. Per steamship Charleston-I5 bags OF
sea island and 1887 bales upland cotton, So oaies
domest,cs 1874 terces rice, 49l packages rice nonr
and oil cake, a. packages sundries.. .Per scnr
Geo Somes-1l7, 900 feet lumber. 80,
PHILADELPHIA-.Per steamship Flrglnla-iLs
bales otten IL ,ierces rice 1876 bols naval stores
Stockham-36O tons phosphate rock. Per scnr
Sarah Wood-l27, 900 rect lumber l26tons Iron.
BALTIMoRE-Per steamship Sea Gull-266 tlerces
rfce, 279 bales cotton 25S sacks rice, 6o2 SACKS
ground phosphate, 400 bols rosia, 20 oaies snirt.
ing 20 boxes Of leaf tobacco, hhds and oaies
hides rolls leather 81 SACKS dried fruit 63 Dds
oranges As bbls pineapples, bales rags, 10 SACKS
Rrou nd peas, and % pkgs sundries.
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Tho Charleston Market.

yoR THE WEEK ENDING THURSDAY, NOVEMBER Is.
TIE CRoPs-The weather during the week
under review became more winter like, and black
frost was seen, closing the period dry and cold,
no. being unfavorable to feldwork. The New Or
leans Cotton Exchange report for October gives in
formation from i've OF the principal cotton grow
ing States, which estimates the yield at half to
two thirds per acre Of last year. and reports three
eighths to three quarters the crop as already
picked.
THE REcEIpTs.-The arrivals at the Southern
ports for the week up to Friday last were los 400
bales, against ss7oS the week before and ls2, ,ooS
for the period lat year. At New Orleans the re-
Gel IS were g. 2ee bai in contrast with 42,Oi5 the
week Of the year before The total supplies at
the cotton ports from September l, 1s7l up to the
latest dates, were e2e,216 bales, against 7e2,o56
bales the previous season, showing decrease Of
s,s4l bales. The receipts at she principal
Southern markets from September !, 1871, up to
the latest telegraphlc intelligence, as compared
with the year before were as follows:
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Lucy, Br,)- tons. Grtfiths, at Union wharf, for
Liverpool, loadlng-H Gard.
Oriental, lBr,) = tons, Durham, in the Stream,
orange Grove. (Brl = tonp, Mclean, IN the
Stream, from Matanz.s just arrived-R Murs
& CO.
VINCE (Br) = tons. Robson. at Accommodation
wharf, from sydney, B, discharglng-Hen'
Devons hire, sla tors. Havener. at Central wharf,
from Philadelphia, discharging-B Rhett &
Brothers. iBr.l 537 tons, jenkins. at Southern
wharf, for Amsterdam, loading-B Rhett Il
Agra iBr,) - tons. Fisher, at Union wharf, from
Matilda Hlyard. (sr SIS tons. i Govitt, at South.
ern wharf, flom Boston, just arrived-B s
Rhett d Son.
Grasmere. tBrJ s9s tons. Lester. at Aceommoda.
ton M wharf Wnarl' from from st Stephens, N B, Just arIiV'
Delphine (Br,) 242 tons, Bonneau. at Boyce 4 co.'s
wharf. for st Mary's Ca to load for Havana,
ready-B Rhett & Son.
q Kennedy, 800 tons, Eallett. In Ashley River,
Carlotta Sran.l : tons, portuondo, at Central
whar, for LIVERPOOL loading-R Mure & CO.
Anna Maria, (Swed.) 26o tons, Hoot, at Boyce &
cos x,gn wharf, for Amsterdam, loading-Lesesne
J L Bowen, 6o3 tons, Taylor, In Ashley River,
from Boston, walting-B Rhett & Son.
W Parks, = tons, Williams, at Central wharf,
from Georgetown, d @, discharging-Master.
Ysabellita. (Spau,) - tons, Pascual, at Brown &
co.'s wharf, for Barcelona, loading-W P Hall
SCHOONERS.
Marion, 3Ss tons, Leppert, in Ashley River, 10
Boston, loadng-Wagner, Huger 4 CO.
B N Hawkins, $50 tons, Lynch, at Brown i coz
wharf, for Savannah, ready-W Roach & CO.
Edith B Eyerman, $50 tons, Corson. at Central
wharf, for Philadelphia, loading-H Baker
4 co.
Vraie, - tons, Price. at Marshaps wharf, for
Boston, losding-H F Baker & CO. %
David Sire. ker, = tons. Van Glider, In the
Stream, from New York, waiting-Wm Roach
q co.
Henry Allen. 2OS tons. Tstun, at Kerr's wharf,
from Baltimore, discharging-HP F Baker & CO.
Anna Shepherd, 174 tons. Newton. at Central
wharf. from New York, dscharging-H Ba
ker & co.
L Russell. 1893 tons, smith, st Central wharf
from Philadelphia, discharging-H Baker
4 CO.
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A sunset.

The wind and the day had lived togethef'
Tney died together, and FAR away
Spoke farewell in the sultry weather,
flnt of the sunsc-, over tie heather,
the dying wind and the dying day.
Far in the South, the summer levin
F,nsheS a Same no the gray soft arr
We seemed 10 look on III; hills OF % neaVen'
You saw within, but to me Twas ,Ssra gTu
To To gee zee your fsc., as an ange'S thefe'
Never again, ah surely never, -, o,a r.s,o,d
Shall We wait and watch: where Oh olo we wes'o'"
The low good night OF the hill and tEe ilver.
The faint light fade, and tne Wau sla's a'i'si'
Twain grown one in the solitude.
GMacn,illar's Magazine
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New York Naval store. Market.

From the Journal Of Commerce, Tuesday, No
vember II: The market for spirits turpentine is
very dull. few lots on dock have been pressed
for sale and realized SIC; yard prices are still IN.
settled. but on the whole there is weaker feel.
ing. We quote at 67a68c for merchantable order.
The sales embrace 40 barrels at the inside price.
Roslns-the demand continues moderate; few
shipping orders are belBg closed out at very
steady prices. Sales embrace 200 barrels strained
at 81 SIX, o. b.; and 500 barrels pale at So s0a
a9 rs. We quote strained at 81 75 No at S6a5 40,
No at S. 76a6 rs, pale at $7a5 extra pale at
Ss 25al0. Tar Is Ia small demand. sale is re.
ported OF 50 barrels Wilmington at 1915.
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New York Rice Market.

the ger general W market continues steady, especially
so on domestic as small supplies, present and
prospective, give sellers an advantage. The call,
however, is without much activity, and mainly
Gerry trade. Sales OF rs tcs at sasXc, and 100
bags RanRoon at 7a7xc.
From the Journal or Commerce: There is not
much doing at tie moment Buyers are not ve:y
ward tendency. We notice sales OF 80 tcs Caro-
lima at sKc, and l25 bags Rangoon sugar at IA
7kC.
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COMMERCIAL NEWS.
Exports.

HARBoR ISLAND BAH-Per Br schr Rosahe-S4
bbls -four, 20 bags corn.
BosIoN-Per schr n Hawkin rs tens iron; ,
haos sea iaand cotton, 1899 bales upland cotton,
i7s tierces rice, 66 bales domestic goods, 100 6ols
OH 100 pkgs oil CAKE 2s7 bbs naval stores, ~ pkgs
dried nit, 1852 slaves, and 1SI pEgs sundrles l
s1o hsles cotton, SO tlerces rice, 600 bols naval
stores, 257 bales domestics aud goods, and lio
packages sundres
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New York Coffee Market.

From the Journal OF Commerce, Tuesday, No.
vember ID: The market for Brazil is dull. The
demand is light, but there is no pressure on the
part OF holders. There Is on the part OF many
disposition to wait for the Rio telegram before
operating further. East and West India coffees
remain inactive, and prices are barely steady.
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Uatrbes, Jemelrp, ~.
Nv A L T n An WAT G 81 e S!
81 PLATE, 10 AND 20 SIZES.

These are the best WATCHES made in this coun.
try, and are made with and without sic!m Wind.
ing Attachment.
They are finished In the best manner and run
with the greatest accuracy, and cannot be excel
ed anywhere, at their respective prices.
The cases are all Of the newest patterns. and
specially made to our own order.
our stock OF these Watches Is now the largest,
and our prices, al things considered, are the low.
est In the city.
BALL, BLACK d CO.,
JEwRLLBR5 AND sILvERsnIrH5,
Nos. se5 and ss7 Broadway. New York;
iHivls.ivr ~
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lands es@eHd, sales Il, 900 bales; the latter was
firm at lshc, sales 473O bales. On Tuesday the
for.Gr was strong, uplands 9hd, sales sie 600
bai,s: the latter was steady.at 1S1sc, sales 800
bales. On Wednesday the former was steady,
uplands s1sd, sales $4,000 bales; the latter was
active az lsXc, sales 5o45 bales. Yesterday the
former was tlrmer, uplands okd; the latter was
quiet and steady at lsHc.
The TRANSACTIONS and prices IN this market dur
ing the week just closed were as follows: On
Friday, November 10, the demand was light and
business imitel; sales l5o bales, Ordinary to good
ordinary being quoted a. l5@l7X, low middling
l72<, middiiug EH@l7ss, strict middling 171lc
q fb. On Saturday the article was dull, and
prices slightly easier; sales 800 bales ordinary to
good ordinary being quoted at Is @l7,s, low mid.
ding l74@177<, mlddllng l7H, strict middling
l7ssc q ID. On Monday there was an active de-
mani at steady and in some cases even rrmer
rates; sales 1900 bales ordinary 10 good ordinary
being quoted at 15@l7H, low middling l73S, mid.
ding l71z@l7is, strict middlIng 17Ac q tb. On
Tuesday there wss good demand at rather bet
ter rates; sales 1000 bales, ordinary to good ordi
nary being quoted at 159l7&, low middl.ng 171f
@1716, middling 175s@l7X, strict middliug l7Sc
q ft. On Wednesday the market was quiet but
steady; sales 500 bales-quotations unchanged.
On yesterday, sales 400 bales, and 200 the day be-
fore not reported; say at Tx, 81 at Tx. 157jat
17H. ia at1I1, 277 at Tx, at 1sc q ID. We
nnote.
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MARINE NEWS.
CHARLESTON, 8. Co.. NOVEMBER IT, 1871
Lat SO deg 40 min 50 sec. Lon 70 deg 81 min At SCI
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

schr 8 L,Russell, Smith, Phladelphia-s days.
Coal and mdse. To Baker co. Marshall
4 CO. John Hurksmp co, J N Eason Bro:
FRANKIE, Cameron, Barkley CO. W II Bird CO,
81 Due, Railroad Agent and others.
Schr Ann S Deas, Garbatti, West Point Mill. 1s6
teEces rice. To Cohen, Hanckel & co, and stoney
sloop Floral, from Rsntowles. $50 bushels
rough rice. To W Bee 4 co.
Slo0p Julia, from Combahee. 1850 bushels rough
rice. To Bee 4 co.
Boat from Johns Island. 2 bags sea island
cotton. To Fraser Dill:
Boat from Christ Church. bags sea island cot
Boat from James Island. bags sea island
ctoton. To Quincy.
Boat from James Island. bag sea island COT
ton. To W Bee 4 co.
Boat rom Christ Church. bags sea island
cotton. To Roper.
Boat from Johns Island. 4 bags sea island cot.
Received from Benefits MIL. 60 tierces rice.
To W q Bee & 90, and q HaselL
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
steamship South Carolina. Beckett, New York
wagner, Huger co, W Courtenay.
Steamship Gulf Stream, McCrsry, Philadelphia
British so1r Rosalle, Clare, Harbor Island. Bah
scSr B u Hawkins, o'Donnen, Boston via sa-
vannah-W Roach co.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Steamship South Carolina Beckett. New York.
Steamship Gulf Stream, McCrery, Philadelphia.
Schr Mary, Gllchrist, Bucksville, sc.
FROM THIS PORT.
Steamship Virginia, Hunter, at Philadelphia,
November Is.
British bark Kathleen, Wright, at Liverpool,
October 28.
BarLentine II Seed, hopkins, at Liverpool
November is.
Brig Robt Mckay spearing, Phillips, at London,
October 80.
UP FOR THIS Port.
schr John Daily, Smith, at New York, 14th
November.
MEMORANDA.
The schrs Emma. Wright ,ahd Julia r Floyd,
SquIres for Georgetown, Z, cleared at New York
1lth instant.