davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-08-02
ez-u MP p p TOA3ES NEW

Mr.. P. P. TOAbES NEW
OFFICE Nd SALES Roo;1s--We are happy to in
form our readers that their old acquaintance, Mr.
p. p. ToaIe, while continuing hls uanutactory Of
Doors, Sashcs, Blinds, etc, on Horlbeck's Wharf,
Charleston, s. c., has opened a handsome office
and extensive sales rGcns at No p Hayne Street.
where they will fnd it more copTenen to csl on
him when they visit the city. The Sales Rooms
sxtend toNo % Pinckpcy Street, where thers is
another entrance Send and get new and. ex-
tended price list of latest styles, etc See atrcE-
il.eneut.
Ir'v j. s IN.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-08-02
DISTILLERY N0TICE;
A CARD,

WE have this day associated With Ms. Ia
business hr. JOHN T. PETERSON sasata,i
continue to do btls'r csS under the lamexad
style Of A. n. BOWERS. l. co. Thankful
for past farors we solicit continaauce Of
the same. a. d.. BoWEHSSzzHS
j. e. WILSON, -
August lSt, ls7l. 49, X. ..Iz:. ssH
Having associated myself; IN business With
the firm of 4. II. BoEERsS& CO.. 9shsH
he pleased 20 neet with ray old friehda st
our place Of business. 49,. :.@st.:.3t' p
JOHN T. PETERSON.
August ls,, ls7l-31-r. = :. =. -. ~
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-08-02

.CnE..r NuSlc-It lis seldom that .shease
ness i associated Si,hh lnerss and real va'utsS :
bust We must. make an escs9.ippsin favor Of
Peters Musical Monthly This valuabie
soTk comes to US regularly sa6sssli 8;
ove,Aowins with choice new dlSlc some
sf:een pi' ces in every :Lnnibas- S?Itls jstia.. Fin.
te from Sc full.sizc nusic-piates,; 1eatf5
Bound, and sells for the modest t~ssHs -of.S9
cents. Volume VIII. began With July nu!a;
Der, and the Publisher. offers to seRd sse
copies--July and Augnst--for SO ceats:
Address J. l.. Peters, 59s Broadway, New
York. Think Of it. 80 peiccs Of gool ,au-
sic for 50 cents. / 49,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-08-02

TnAyEsE-Our handsome young friend,
Dr. John R. Thompson, will accept thanks
for specimens Of nice f:ait :aisei ca he
Homestead.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-08-02

| EpIroEs. HERALD:-l propose to furnish
barbecue al Kinar;l'S 7 o., on Laurens +.
T on Friday, the llth Augu>t next and |
! will cndcayor TO give one Of the best harbe-
| cuc'S rhat bis ever been given in either New.
berry or Laurens.
I>faH prepare for FIVE hundred persons,
; and will >npoly all kinks Of 'uxur;cs on that
day, such rs ice cream, lemonade, &c.
Tie chief Of hash makers, Solomon z.
Knar:l, E q will be on hand to prepare
hash in his excellent style. Alf. Jno. Hays
will attend TO preparing The meals, &v., IN
hi> beS: manner.
Suitable place promised fcr the Young ID
dies and gentlemen 10 engage IN IerPSichore
and social eIjovment
Dinner sevrnty-fre cents for gentlemen,
ladies SOC. and children 2jc.
will he assisted by my friend Major Jno.
P. Kinard. WV. KELLY.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-08-02
NOTICE;

lHAEE Ibis day sssoeiatrd;si .iisme 5iss
brother Mr.. \. J. McCAUGHRlS. sRko
will from :li> date take charge Of and cor.
,iuur the business under The name os :gsJ.
McCAUGHRlN & co. Oar 7tfi,ns !tsftssssalEs;
ter will be CASH. All partics1aEdebsed5o
me will find their Notes aud: aceosntssi an
the hands Of ms brother for eoliec,icas
Z. LaMcg2EE;EEiss.
August lst, lS71-3i-tf. -
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-08-02
Score by innings 2 3 S
White Stockings, 2 10 70 1S-60
NeM hcrrY Cluh 10 s Q-&

New berry Club, SO s 0-S3
Umpire-Scrseant Butler, ofthe White stockir 6
Cub.
scorer-T. F. Murphy; Of the White Stocking
Club.
Time OF anIc-2 Hours.
Why don: the young men Of this town
organize a good club? They bavc got all
The opportunity and the very best material
,ha. could be desired; and with such men as
Fair, Hoascal, Foot, Taylor, and others too
aumcrous to mnatton, and u:th little prac-
ticc, the Citizens OF Sewherry would enjoy
the reputation Of having 4 First Glass "Nine'
in the Community.
Hoping, Mcssrs. Editors, that you vii
give this place in your valuable paper, ard
urge this matter upon the young gentlemen
Of Ncwberry,
Irrman,
Yours respectfully,
"DASE BALL on THE BRAIE."
NrweFHcy s G. kupI,st 1>r 1871
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-08-02
LOCAL.

Very special attention Is requested TO L. S.
Interna, Revenue Notice.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-08-02

\ bid OF Que hundred dollars foot Was recent
" offered Tor ground fronting on Mlin-street.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-08-02
:,- woTHATHAS seen

dangerous : di<e.ss.% ar4es,ca~ev am aSse
nhv-irisn n or gooi medicine but yaines
h,ih? Belt your family pbhFsician ia whom
va 1--WE 50 many escape: from aehss an4
all! ,Sr D.. :.tyef's inimitabse resneIas:I
us us Ssrsaparilla tha, renewed yoar vitality et
Cherry Pectoral that curetlst painful coushs
or his Asu: Cure that expelled the freezing
ay.,e and hernipS frY,r> from your b'oedss s
Who that bas ben relieved by asy OF fGese neg
ascncie> i!a:t 'recl> grateful FOR them ar?
Aug ,, 3i-lt. Bangor limos.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-08-02
ABSENT.

During my absence from the Site, ~
Thaddeus S. Duncan is. my duly authod
Attorney, anil will rarsact any bus
scr ME as efectually as could: do
present myself .-.-. =, 81
Ne~berrr, S. c., July ss, 3o-3
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-08-02

Drs. WhaleY and Thompson will be absent
for a few DAYS, at the Dental Convention.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-08-02
The PEOPLES Ticket;

At public meeting of the cieizc.is of
Nrwberrr. held OH the Sd Of Julf 10
NEssRs. J. y. MARTIN = =. !.
And WM. LESTER ..qi,aey.s7asS.s.
Received he unanimous nomination 10, 56u
vacancies in the Board Of County coEme=l
S:"nc;s. and i:iS hoped and desired shass:
ii. 50 gentlemen will receive the rote. - ;2sss
-. MANY CfTiZENSss
Jrly L., aJ-t!: . ..r .,;23z1.. s.s::!sJrx
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-08-02

BAEBEcEE-The iaiircu'yie Herald is 7e-
eucsted to eLllsh notice Of Barbecue at Kinarti's
7 0, on the llth Aug. next. to ho found In ano-
ther column, aud also accept invitation ior the
Ecla,G family and families to aitord The " cue
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-08-02

NreD2r. learn ,hAt Gr. Foster
White, living near Chapprii's depot Was <ho;
on s.,.uri:y evening, while sitting in his
door, hy parties unknown. Death WAS IL
Simultaneous.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-08-02

Attention Is directed to Card Of &cSsrs.
Bowers and Wilson, in which it will be seen
that Mr.. John +. Peterson is associstsd
with the firm, and will be pleased TO see his
friends and tie trading puhlic gencrallr.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-08-02

We invite attention to card Of Mr.. L. L.
McC4ughrin, in which it will be seen that
Mr. A J. McCaughrn is associated with the
former gentleman, and will take charge Of
:he business of the house under the name Of
4 J McCnnrhrin E Co
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-08-02

Rev. Mr. Bonner of Due West. held Divine
Service at the Associate Reformed Church, last
Sunday morning, afternoon and night assisted
by Rev Mess1s McClintcck and Hllhcusc.
Rev Douglass Brown. Of Oransecurg. ohicia-
ted at Ayee;gh ChuIch last Sabbath. Mr. Srown
is very earnest aud effective preacher. His
heart is in his work.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-08-02

SASlTARY-Tte atmosphere in tie neigh
borllood of the depot is learFulIv infected
hy ,hc offensive exhaIatons arising from
the phospiatcS stored at that point. AS the
results in the decay Of bones arc generally
more destructive than that of flesh, may not
the public health be endangered by these
accumulalions
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-08-02

We have received from Col. D. Wyatt
Aiken, package of the Premium List Of
the State Agricultural and Mechanical
Society, for the Third Annual Fair TO he
held 1T Columbia, S c., heginins on the
9th and closing on the Evevins Of the lllh
of November, 1871, for distribution.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-08-02

The true hiS'ory Of Theoph;lus Thistle; the
reading ofwhich will be good for li>pers:
Theophilps Thistle, the thi>tie sitter, sifted
4 sieve snll of unsifted thistleS, and if The"
ophius Thistle, the thistle sitter, siftcd q
sieve full of unsiffcd thistles, where is the
scre full of un<if!cd thistles that Thcopililus
Thistle, the thistle sicler, sifred?
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-08-02

SCRAPS
The papers tell cf 4 woman who Ought tc
be celebrated in song, who is 20 yea!S o.d'
has 500 living descendants, including IA
sons and daughters.
A case of cancer in the face is said TO have
been cured by inserting Il seton in the leg,
and thus keeping up a constant issue. so
simple remedy might be tried.
II is said further that piece Of paper rap
idly chewed will stop bleeding ut the nose
4 small roll of paper or muslin placed under
the upper lip and pressed against the teeth,
will check the passage OF blood through the
arteries leading 10 the nose.
A bible class student OF sweet sixteen,
being asked "whas was her consolation in
life CT death" replied, "sEc would rather be
excused from telling bis name" She WAS
right.
But better was the little chaps answer 20
his teachers question, "whst sustained our
sircs during their struggle for libcrty?'
'sTheir legs, sir, said he.
Our lady friends Will be pleased 10 learn
thu. the marriage Of Mr. Rughoonalhdas
Madhowdas, a Kupola Bunia merchant OF
Bombay, with Dhuncoorbai, the daughter OF
Shct Gudht1rdas Mohund:is, and tie widow
of chmichaud Ohurnm>ey, was celebrated
~ Ch;nchpnorlY The bride is fair, far, and
81 years old, has rings on her fingers, bc!lS
on her toes, and promises music wherever
! she goes.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-08-02

EVERY DOG HAS HIS DAY No one dares
dispute the truth of this old saw. and all
would rather agrcc that lie has too many
davs, besides the nights, which are made
hideous and unbrarabie almost ny his bark
ing, yelping, bowling and fighting He
makes every day and every night his own,
and uses up the time in q manner mos:
Agreeable 10 AiHsc!f, neither caring whose
domain he iuradcs, whose rest he disturbS,
or whose goods and chattlss he lays under
contribution. without being recognized as
privileged member Of society, with cos
mopoIitan rights, he enjoys on sufferance an
immunity unparalleled among auadFupeds.
We ttiuk the dog has reason to be proud
that his lot is cast in such pleasant places,
that his chances for picking arc so great,
his opportunities for indaisins ir gatherings,
and mixing with his fellows so favorable,
and While We would not infringe on these
chances and opportunities, and deprive him
of reasonable enjoyment, such as he has
been accustomed 10 from time Immemorlnl,
aud shut him out from any OF his favorIte
haunts, yet we feel like protesting when he
carries himself beyond the old landmarks,
and intrudes where he is not wanted. We
bavn'r 4 word to say if he jumps our neigh
horS' fence, steals q chicken, sucks 40 egg,
denoralizes his yard dogs, or goes in:o
Scla in search Of mutton. or other tlos-Eke
pursuits All these have been done, and
vii; be done, as long as men are allowed to
keep stock of dogs. But whea they OBJ
trrie their uglineSs in rhe church, and make
themselves the tarset OF all The little boys in
meeting, let. alone the young ladies who
giagle and wrigsle, twist and squ'rm, and
snigSer. and even Snap their fingers al thenr
unSh cfv.r! - shy imagine. ~ rr;@caeE
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-08-02

DR. FAINT, always corsiderate OF the elegant
comfort and luxury of the ladies. ransacks the
world for tribute 10 their tor-drawer boudoir
and toilette table; ard from Honolulu to Lab
rsdor,-fio ON the Spice I>lardsto Greenland and
the glaciers and back again DER the tropics and
the Isles of Ire sea, he gathers The creme de Ia
creme Of dentiGices pcmades and periumerieS: :
This time he has 4 choice invoice Of good from
China and Japan via San Francisco and Tie
TranS-continental I. +.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-08-02
! remain,

Yours respectfully,
"DAsE BALL on THE BEAM"
NEwBEKrT. S c., August 1st. 1871.
The true northerner., 1871-01-06

SOMETHING NEw.-Wanted by every
body, Agents making from s. to SIS
per day, send 70 cts. for sample.
Address Prof. w. JARVIS,
The true northerner., 1871-01-06

also take the responsibility to say and the
pleasure Of informing the ladies' and gentlemen
OF this community, that It has never been my
good luck to Cher such inducements to pur
onasers Of
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-11-24
Markets by Telegraph.
MONEY HAREETa.

LONDON, November 2S-Noon.-Consols 93A.
LONDON November 13-Evening.-Bullion in.
creased three-hlths or a million pounds sterling.
PARIS, November 23-Evenlng -Rentes Sc soc.
NEW YORK, November 23-Noon -Freights nrm.
Stocks duh aud heavy. Gold l0A Governments
steady and dull States quiet and hrm. Money
easy at 5a6. Sterltng-long eI, short lo1s.
Evening.-Freights steady. Money in Increased
demand at 6a7 on stocks, 5a6 on governments;
stringeacy attributed to shipment OF currency
South and West to move cotton and pack hogs.
Discounts Sal2. Sterling lower, ea9h. Gold
l0xal0X. Gold Room very quiet Govern
ments quiet and slightly lower. Southerns-new
south Carollnas trmer. Others steady. South
Carolnas 70H; new ls.
NEW ORLEANS, November 23.-Stering 2OH.
Sight u discount. Cod IL.
COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, November 23-No' n.-Co ton open.
ed brm; p,ands 9HaeTd; Orleans e7sd.
Later-Cutton strong; sales $4,000 b lies; s ecu
lation and export 6OC0. Shipping at Savannah
ohd.
Evening.-Cotton closed strongi uplands oha
eHd; Orl ms 97sd.
NEW YORK, November 23-Scon.-COtton quiet
and stro g; uplands lsTc; Orleans 1850; sales
1900 bales Sales or futures last evening were
1900 bales VIZ: November l8laal8 16; December
lS 7.l6; January lsasa IS ll-l6 February Is l3l6a
1>X; apri 1eHal9Ic
Evening.-Cotton quiet; sales 1914 bales; up
lands lSTc: orleans 1870. Sales OF cotton fu.
lures to-day ll.050 bales, as follows: November
lSxalsHalS9 December IS se..8alsna1s 7l6;
January Is s16alS IL 'lbals1@als1s; February lSX
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-11-24
Tn. Charleston Market.

rsR THE WEEK ENDING THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 20.
TEE CRoPs-The weather during the past
week commenced dry and cold, but became
more moderate and unsettled, afterwards
clear and cold, and has not been unfAvora'
BILE for field work. The report OF the Agri'
cultural Bureau for october has been pup
lisned, and speaks more encouragingly c! ''e
crop prospects, arising from the nne fall weather
which has been Of character calculated 70 re-
trieye in a degree, the unfortunate conditions
existing earlier in the year. Frost has been re-
ported over a considerable portion Of the cotton
belt, but It's etrec has not been stated.
The RKcEIPrs.-The arrivals at the cotton ports
for the week up to Friday last were lol 4s4 oales
against 1o5, 400 the week before aud 122,lss last
YEA. At New Orleans the receipts were 80, a5i
bales, in contrast with sse72 the season previous
The total supplies az the cotton ports from Sep
tember /. 1s7l up to the latest dates, were I22l2s
bales against $50 a5s ba'es the year before show.
Ing decrease OF I37 225 baes The receipts at the
principal Southern markets rom September i,lS7l
up to the latest telegraph!c intelligence as COM
pared with the year previous, were as follows:
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-11-24

Carlotta, Span,) - tons, Portuondo, at Central
wharf, for Liverpool, loadlng-R Mure co.
Anna Maria, (Swed.l 2so tons, Hoot, al Boyce
co.'s wharf, for Amsterdam, loadlng-Lesesne
Wells.
il Bowen, 500 tons. Taylor, at Boyce & co.'s
wharf, from Boston, waiting-B S Rhett &
Son:
" q Parks, - tons. Williams, at Benefits Mil
wharf for Washington, d G, loadlng-Jos A
Enslow 4 co.
Ysabelllta (span,) - tons, Pascual, at Brown &
co.'s wharf, for Barcelona, loading-W Hall
SCHOONERS.
Edith B Everman, $50 tons, Corson, at Central
wharf, for Philadelphia, loadng-H Baker
& CO.
vraie - tons, Price, in the Stream, for New
York, ready-H F Baker CO.
David ' Sire, ker, - tons. Van Glider, az Az
lantic wharf, for Boston, loading-Wm Roach
d co.
Matilda Brooks, a3s tons Jones, at Adger's wharf,
from New York, discharging-W Roach CO.
Frauconia 2I2 tons. Leavitt, at Southern wharf,
for Mobile loading-T Tupper & Sons.
Sparkling Sea, - tons, Farrell, at Southern
wharf, from Jacksonv.l lie for New York, repair.
ing-H F Baker 4 co.
q Stickney, = tons, Fooks, In Ashley River,
for Baltimore, loading-Sreet Bros co.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-11-24

The recei IS at this port for the week just ter
minated were .ss bags OF sea Islands al Flori-
das and 10 6s5 bales OF uplands, In contrast with
5l2 bags Of sea Islands and Floridas ani 10, 734
ba'es OF uplands the week before, and Ss' bags OF
sea Islands and Floridas AMI 11,oo5 bal 5 OF up.
lands for the week the previous season. These
supplies were received as follows: Say Of lplands,
per South Carolina Railroad o22o bales; r North.
eastern Railroad, 1880; per Savannah and Charles
ton Railroad, -; Peedee S27; Edisto S; Santee
10; Florida 80; Savannah IL. or sea i'lands-
Northeastern Raj road %; James Islam l 4I: Johns
Island so; Christ Church 81; Beaufort %; Wadma-
law 10; Edsto 1l3; Savannah 8; Florida l67.
The CorToS MARKsT.-There has ben fair
business In this staple during most OF this PERIOD
at generally steady and somewhat frmer figures,
the foreign market ruling at sHd and advanced
tosh@sxd q Ii for middling uplands; at New
York the rates were at lSx. and hardened to
1870, while at this port this grade was az l'@@
l7Xc q ID. the transactions and prices at Liver
pool and New York for this period were as fol.
lows: On Friday, November IT, the former was
drm uplanlS 91d, sales Is 0o0 bales; the latter
was easier at lsSc, sales 4s4o bales. Or Satur-
day the former was steady. uplands 9, d, sales
1900 bales; the latter was quiet at lsHc; sales
1000 bales. On Monday the former was nrm,
uplands shd. sales $4,000 bales; the latter was
streng at ls,lc; sales 1929 bales. On Tuesday the
former was nrm, uplands 9ld, sales $4,000 bales;
the latter was easier at ls%c, sales $500 bales.
On Wednesday the former was strong, uplanas
sx@sad. sales $4,000 bales; the latter was firm
A. lss<c, sales 1925 bales. Yesterday the former
was strong, uplands sh@sxd, sales Is 600 bales;
the latter was strong at lsHc.
The transactions and prices OF cotton in this
market for the week under review were as fol-
lows: On Friday, November II, there vas an &C
tive dema d, in which prices ha-tened asout &c
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-11-24
THE CHARLESTON NEWS: FRIDAY NOVEMBER "a. 1871

alsXalealS 1915; March lsxals s-lo; april ls 10
BosroS. November 2s-Cotton hrm; middiings
lsNaleHc; net receipts SEQ bales; gross 1853; sales
400; stock 1000.
PHILADELPHIA November 2a.-Cotton firm;
RnITI9oREs November 23-Cotton very hrm;
middlings lshc net receipts IL. 0ales; gsSss oiS'
NORFOLK, November 23-Cotton firm; low mid
ding II 7Hal71c; net receipts 1545 bales; exports
ceaStwlse 1929; sales 200; stock III.
WILMINGTON, November 23.ECotton quiet; mlu'
dllngs 1sc; net receipts sl; sales 1855; stock Ais
sAvASsAH, November 23-cotton st long; mid
dlings lsc; net receipts 1898; exports coist~ise
$50: sales 500; STOCK Sc, $40 bales.
AUGUSTA, November 2S.-Cotton 1rm; mid.
dlings l7Hc; net receipts 1000; sales 1900 bales.
MOBILE, November 23.-Cotton strong; mid.
dliugs 49, &c; net receipts 1881; exports 10 Greas
Britain 2eO5 coastwise 532 sales 1000 bales STOCK
81, ,SOS bales. .,,
dllngs l7Za1sc; receipts 1910.
NEW ORLEANS, November 23.-Cotton active
middllnps lsXc; net receipts 1920 bales; gross
4l70: exports to Great Britain $40; to the CONT
neat S2s; coastwse 413; sales 5000; stock lol 1853
GALVESTON, November 23.-Cotton steady; good
ordina:y 16c; net receipts 5S2 bales; exports to
the Continent $685. coastwse 2o5; sails 1000; stock
80, sss.
PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE MARKsrs.
LIVERPOOL, November 23-Evening as
NEW YORK, November 23-Noon:-Flour dull
and dropping. Wheat quiet and heavy. Gor9
dull and unchanged. Mess pork STEADY. Laro
quiet. Naval stores steady. ,u
quiet o1a and i 9sayy cSoiye
common TO fair extra So Soa7 6s; gooo 10 Enoiot o
is2c low lower; winter red western 81 coal 81; Corr
heavy and lc lower Rice firm at SasG poIk If
steady at 81 Ila6sc. Rosin 81 Is: .,
Wi W1iSIHoToN, November 2s.-Spitits turpentlnt
quiet and no sales. Rosln firm at 81 for stralaed
Crude turpentine steady; So so for hard So 20 fol
yellow dip, and S. IS for virgin. Tar steady a.
So e5. ,,,,,., oo,< 49,.
ST. LOUIS, November 23.-WhlsEey s9H Gus
p rK lower at slsX. Bacon quiet. Lard held al
8xasxc. ,.u,, ,roo.
CyXSTSSa4I. November 23.-Flour and corr
steady. Pork unchanged. Lard dull. Bacon
higher sales at 7a7hc Whisky higher az gCe
groceries &c, nominally unchanged. Holiday
Tor State fair Business generally suspended.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-11-24
Havana Market.

HAVANA, November 1s..Sugar..-Stock 10
warehouses at Havana and Matanzas 1o5, 800
boxes and IT'S hhds. Exported during the week
from Havana and MatanZas 13. 500 boxes and 225
hhds, OF which 9s75 boxes and all the hhds were
to the United states. Sugar market armer; Nos
10 to IL, Dutch standard, 9Hal0X reals, Nos is to
20, Dutch standard, llal3x reals.
Lumber.-Pitch pine $44a4o per 1000 feet. Coop.
era0e dull.
Freights-Flat; per box sugar, from Northern
ports In Cuba to the United states, 76aS7Hc; to
Falmouth and orders s0sa32s Cd.
Exchange-0n the United States, short sight,
currency, Aal per cent. premium; DO, gold, 90
days, 9a9k per cent premium. On London,
,2oKa2l per cent premium. On Paris, 3Ha4 per
cent premium.
November Is.-The tobacco growers In Cuba
have disposed Of all their unmanufactured to.
bacco.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-11-24
New York'Naval stores Market.

From the Journal of Commerce, Tuesday, NO.
more active to meet wants OF the home trade
Prices show no decided change; We quote mer-
chanta,le order at 671Issc Sales are $50 barrels
at 81 Hc; 100 barrels at CSC from yard rs barrels
whlskey packages, at &c. Rosins-tnere IS ratner
a dull market Without decided change In prices.
sales are 1000 barrels strained at 81 We quote
strained 81 Is; No 2 at S5a5 90, No l IS 75a6 70;
pale $7as; extra pale So 25a1o. City pitch Is SELL
ing at 81 IS. Tar is quiet at $s 70 Tor Winning
ton.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-11-24
New York Rice market.

From the Daily Bulletin, Tues lay, November 81:
Sellers retain all the advantage. on domestic in
particular, and full prices remain current with
very fair demand, both on spot and 10 arrive.
Foreign Is also strengthening up and owners offer
with moderation from the supply IN store. sales
Of so tcs Carolina at S1Ia9c; lbs bags Rangoon at
7a7kc, and 100 do Patna at THa7xc.
From the Journal OF Commerce: The market ts
inactive but with continu uance OF small supplies
prices are firm. We notice sales OF 80 tcs Caro-
lima at Sha9c; Its bags Rangoon at 6Xa7hc, and
$50 bags Patna at 7xa7xc.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-11-24
Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON. November 21.-SPrR1rs TuRPEN
TINB.-Sales Of 800 casks at 81 cents for Southern
packages. "
and 81 l2X for low Mol.
CRUDE TURPBSTINE.-Sales OF 7la bbls at So so
for hard SIS rs for yellow dip and IS IS for virgin.
TAR.-Sales OF IS bbls at 50 e5 per bbl.
CoTToN-Sales OF l3l bales as follows at
IoKc, 20 at II, II at Tx, So at Tx, and at ~
cents per pound. We quote ordinary l6c, good
ordinary II, low mlddllng l73I, middling TX.