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THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
MARTI1L Law TO BE PROCLAIMED
IN SOUTH CAROLINA.

The spartanburg and York Ku-KIu1
Considered by the Cabinet-Senator
Scott's Action-The New FIna ncial
Agents of the United States In Lon
don-The Savannah Mails, &C., &c.
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funeral Notlres.

@ THE RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND
acquaintances Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. s. Johnson Mr..
T. W. Johnson, Q. E. Johnson, Geo. A. Locke and
Mr.. Edward sebrlng, are respectfully invited to
attend the Funeral Services Of Mrs. A. 8. JOHN
SON, at the Citadel Square Baptist Church, THIS
AFTERNOON at 4 O'Clock. sep2-*
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&rtEls.

UTILLIANfsTON SPRINGS HOTEL
This Hotel is on the Greenvile and Columbia
Railroad, eighteen miles below Greenvlle.
There is no nner climate In the state, and the
country ab0unds In Springs OF delicious cool
water.
The celebrated Mineral Spring s within one
hundred yards Of the Hotel.
Guests can be accommodated at very moderate
charges with all the comforts OF 9 good country
Hotel -
(Signed) A. O. CUNNiNGhAA,
au129-IuWsa Proprietor.
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GnnrationGI.
TRS LINE INSTITU IT E
OF TIE
IMMACULATE CONCEPTION,

"vALLE cRUCIS," NEAR COLUMBIA, s. G.,
FOE TIE EDUCATION OF YOUNG LADIES' UNDER
THE IMMEDIATE SUPERVISION OF THE RELI.
GIEUSEs OF THE URsULINE
CONVENT.
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HcEerrnann,

hckermann,
| James
] Adson, Robt
| Allin, Jcob
| Anderson, Ned
| Arnet, Louis
| Aurvln, Julls
| Aviuger, Thonl
| Darlington,
| Tm
| Bake. Jno 81
| Bettie, Geo F
| BehliDg, Lude
| RernOn. LlaSOn
| Brewer i Co,
| D
| Bryan. Jno Mou
| ZOn
| Bright, Joseph
| Brabham, 10
| seph
| Brlar, Daniel
| Bradley, Benja
| min
| Brlllancear, G
Brown, Moore
| Brown, Victor I
| Brown, william
| Brown, Geo H
| Brown, Y O
| Browning, W :
| Bulwinkle, II
| Budd 4 Bro
| Campbell, FL
| Caulwell, Jno
| Cahill, Jim
| Cannings, Cha.
| Chapples, Fred
| aIinE
| Clark, Jr, ] "
| Copmann, Bo'
| ton
Coles. Edward
| Cochran. Mr.
Codes, Henry
Cohen 4 70, Oc
| tavious
Costa, ], care i.
Lombard0
Craft, w J
Crofet, Ramust
Cutler, VIM q
David, Jacob
Dawson, Henry
Dauest. Gil
Daley, Henry
Davey, G W
Damiano, A Sig
nor
UOQneNy, r.
Bowling, NJ
Drayton, James
Duane, Patrick
Duggan, ,Patl icS
Duggan, John
Eyard, John
Enwright, ID J
Fischer, Louis
EIuhht1rnn GOnP
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TONEY :! HONEY HONEY !

Fine New Country HONEY, to % be hsa la e ssa0~:
ties to suit purchasers, or ,,i H.at;n1 streek
may26 Ho' "A
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na- WENTWORTH STREET LuTHE.

RAN CHURoH.-In the absence of the Rev. W. 8.
BOWMAN, Pastor OF this Church, and an invita-.
ton having been accepted from the authorities OF
St. Johns Church, the two Congregations, til
further notice, will worship together at St Johns
Lutheran Church, at hanpast 10 O'Clock A. II.
every SUNDAY. sep2 q
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McBri1e. Robt
McCau, JnO
Clany, Mich
Mccoy, Dick
Thomas
XcLeod, Heny
Nelson. Benls
Mess, q
Noisette, Joseph
SemOn, Geo
O'Callaghhan,
G p
Percy, DR. LeoL
Peterson, P
Peterson. jeans
Perry, Francis
Plnceel, Jacob n
Plnckney, Jacob
Polite, R0bt
Porcher, Elan.
Rsiney, Abram
Capt
Riley, E W
VIM
Roberts, Albert
John
Roseorook, Her
mann
Robert, Albert ]
Robinson. Jno
Rouse, VIM II
Schmidt, Emil
Schuabe, Louis
Schlob om, Hen.
rich
Scott, Ellis
sharp, 4 O
5malls, Rev
3malls, Frank
Smith, Ben
smith, Jehrls
Smoke, ] B
spencer, Richard
r
Stewart. VIM
standard, W B
SwartZ. Isaac
sweet, Henry
Taylor, ]
Taylor, Abram
homas, VIM
Thompson, Tour
roomer, Josh
Wagner, A @
rainright, Rob.
ert
waters, Iuom'
White, Joseph
rlgg, A s
Whitman, Shad.
rick T
villIston, Thos
wilson, James
wilson, Alan
Vreade, Hen
rV
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Eors-The weather rerOrr dated TAT O'Clock
this morning, will be posted In the rooms VI the
Chamber OF Commerce at 10 O'Clock A. n. and,
together with the weather chart, may 10y the
co41tesy Of the chamber be examined by ship.
masters at any time during the day.
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FFIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Divine Service will be held In this Church by the
Rev. ". B. YATES, TOMORROW MORNING, at half
past 10 eel OK. The Congregation OF the Mari.
ners Church are invited to attend. sep2
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@ SERVICES ON SULLIvAN'S IS
LAND-The Very Rev. DR.. BERMINGHaA, Y. G.,
will offciate, on SUNDAY at O'Clock forenoon, in
the Catholic Church. The Confessional and
Catechlsm will be attended to on his arrival.
sep2
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| Adams, Mrs n
| Allender, Mrs
| Anderson, Mrs
| Ancrum, Miss
| Julia
| Anderson. Mrs
| Nancy (col'dl
| Angel, -, Miss
| Robbie
| Ash, MISS Ar
Ball, Mrs Saral
BarnfOrd, Mis-
| Anna
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Barr, Mrs Care
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| Bazemine, Mra
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Bish, Miss Care
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Bethane, Miss
| Blackham, Mis-
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Blakley, Miss
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BreZler, Mrs L
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| Bruning, Lam.
| vtnia
| Brunsow, Mrs
| ] Boyd
| Brenecker, Mis-
| Julia
Bultle, Miss
| Jane A
| Brailsford, Mr5
| S F
| Bradley, Miss
Brown, Mrs
| Grace
Brown,Mrs Mol
| ris
| Bayois. Miss So
| rah Ann
| Bulwinkle, Mrs
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| Burne, Mrs VIZ
| Carson, Mr5
| Daisy
| Carene;t, Mrs
| Campbell, Mrs
| Thomas
| Chapman, Miss
| OP
| Christlansen,
| Emma
| Clement, Mrs
! Glove, Mrs An.
| ma
| Comlngs, Miss
| Mary
| Conlon, Mrs
| Salye
| Cross. Mrs A @
| Carr, Mrs Sam
| Darrell. Miss A
| DOthege, Mrs
| Duranr, Miss |
| Duggan, Miss
| Janey
| Dillingham;, MI
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| Fenwick, Miss
| Anna
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Fink, Mrs r "
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Fogartie, Miss
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| Gaillard, Miss
| Gadsin, Slbby
GeanaD, Mrs
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| Gsillard, MISS
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| therine
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~ CONSIGNEES PER LESPATCA
LINE Schooner WIN. L. BRADLEY, from Boston,
are hereby notified that she Is THIS DAY discharg
Ing cargo at Browns Wharf. All Goods not called
for b. fore sunset will be stored at their risk and
expense. WIN ROACH CO.,
sep2-1 Agents.
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~ MESSRS. EDWIN BATES & 90.
will act as my Attorney during my absence from
the State. JACOB STAOkLEf.
Charleston, August 20, 1871. augso6
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TIE BINGS PILE REMEDY.
For sale by DE-. b. BAER-
july6
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@ CONSIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP
EMPIRE. from Philadelphia, are hereby notified
that she is dIschsrging cargo at Browns Wharf.
All Goods not removed by sunset TO-DAY viii be
stored at expense and risk Of Conslgnees.
sep2-1 WIN. A. CoURTENAY, Agent.
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II NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
to all sub-Agents OF the Land Commission, that,
from and after the nrst day Of March, ISL, they
will report al their proceedings TO Bon. =. l.
UABDOZO, Secretary OF the Advisory Board.
ROBT. q. DsLARGE, L. @. S. 8. @.
Columbia, February 2s. 1871. marl1
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SR- CONSIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP
JAMES ADGER are hereby notified THAT she is
discharging cargo at Adger's South Wharf.
Goods uncalled for at suEset will remain on the
wharf at owners risk.
sep2-l JAMES ADaER CO., Agents.
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~SPECIAL NOTICE THE EGER-
CIsEs of THE ACADEMY OF OUR LADY OF
MERCY, Meeting street, will be resumed on HON
DAY, September 4th. The Scholastic Term is di.
vided into four quarters or two Sessions OF fve
months each. The first Session commencing tile
nrst MONDAY In September and ending the last
OF January. The second commencing February
lst and ending July 1st. For Information regard
ing terms. &C., apply TO the superioress Of Com
vent OF Mercy, Queen street, or to the Directress
OF the Academy, Meeting street. augSo.thsms
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For further Information, application may be
made 10 the MOTHER SUPERIOR, TO Right Rev
Bishop LYNCH or to the Reverend Clergy.
julyl4-t nov1
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FOGARTIE's BOOK DEP,
NEW OATALoaUE-No. 10.

JoWETT,s DIALOGUES OF PLATO,n "a Monu
ment OF Modern Scholarship Translated Into
English with Analysis and 1ntroductions by b
JowetL, II. A.. Master Of Balltol College, Oxford
and Regius Professor OF Greek, 4 Vols, Crown, Z
vo., $12
by n. Schele DeVere, LII. D., S..
The Invasion Of France In 1914 by Erckmann
Chatrain, paper soc; Goth 90c.
The Early Years Of Christianity, by E. DePres
sense, y. D.. Illustrated, by Annie Harwood, ''The
Martys and Apologists," 81 rs.
A Critical Greek and English Concordance Of
the New Testament, prepared by Charles F. Hud-
son, under the direction OF Horace L. Hastings,
revised and completed by Ezra Abbot. LII. ID
Assistant Librarian OF Harvard University, 2d
edition, revised, 50 60s.
Mountain Adventures In Various Parts Of the
World; sketches selected from the narratives OF
celebrated travellers, with Introduction by Head
ley, Al Illustrations library OF Wonders,) 81 So.
Routledge's Every Boys Annual for 1879, with
s.tJUVENlLE BOOKS FOR THE HOLD. s.
We nave given especial attention to this depart.
mept. lWehaye all the New Books OF the season,
together with large stock OF the old fayor1tes.
The prices are much reduced from former prices.
Our Village, BY Mary Russell Milford, New Edi
Travels in the Air, by James Glsisher, F. R.
8 Camille FlammarioR, W. De F0uville and
CASTOR Tlssandier.i Edited by Jamee Glaisher,
with one hunured and twenty-f five Illustrations
= Second Edition; giving an account OF the use
~ Persons residing In the country VIII please
pear In mind that by sending their orders to %
for any books published In America, they will be
charged only the price OF the book. We pay for
the postage or express.
FOGARTIBs BOOK DEPOSITORY,
TO- 100 King street, lin the Bsnd.) Char1esron, 8.
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receipt, per R.ilro.d, December II.
soUrH CAROLINA RAILROAD.

l2&7 bales cotton, ss bales goods, 100 casks OF
clay. car stock. To Railroad agent relzer, ;ed
Rodgers j CO. Geo W Williams co. g II wafer
& co, " W Smith, A Salinas, A hulbyan.
Quackenbush, Frost, Adger + co, Wlss co, Sloan
4 SeiQpious. Trenh I'm 4 Son. W @ Bee co, A
smith. Witte Bros, Prinele & Son, Mowry Son.
Kinsman Howell, hurdaugh Mathews. WP
bowling d CO, W z Courtney 4 CO. Reeder Da
Wis, Graeser q Harmon, W Williams d son, q
Foiliu, L D DeSaussure, wagner 4 Weekly, b
AHey. Caldwell Son, W Smith co, stenen',
Werner i DucIer.
NJ NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD.
$50 bales upland and 20 bags SEQ island cotton,
5s6 bbls ns al stores, cars lumber wood, rough
rice, tobacco, mdse, &c. To G W. Williams CO,
W Courtenay & CO. W K Ryan. T smith,
] salinas, Reeder & Davis, Geo Walter co,
A i smith Pringle & Son. A renholm
son, Cald well & Son, ! Mallonee. Barden Par
ker, yelling. " Bee co; HudginS
Lowndes, @ Claussen, Witte Bros. Wagener Z
Weekly, bowling co, eulwinsle, Fr9ss ; Adse5 e r
3 co, T L Webb. Gsillard Mln9tt, WINS, IN y.
De >aussure, C Emery, W0gener d, honsees Kali
road Agent and Order. = -
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s. o L . B I E
PACIFIC cUANo.
PRICE, s45 CASH, WITH USUAL ADVANCE
FOR TINE.

Experience IN the use OF this GUANO for the
past SIX years IN this State, for Cotton and Corn,
mas 80 far established its character for excellence
az to render comment unnecessary.
In accordance with the established policy OF the
Company to furnish the best Concentrated Ferti-
lizer az the lowest cost to consumers. this Guano
Is put into market this season at the above re-
duced price, which the Company is enabled to do
by reason o its large facilities anl the reduced
cost OF manufacture.
The supplies put Into market this season are. as
heretofore, prepared under the personal superia.
tendence Of Dr.. st. Julian Ravenel, Cheml u OF
the Company, at Charleston. s. o. aence planters
may rest assured tnat its quality and IMPOSITION
is precisely the same as that heretofore sold.
At the present low price. every acre planteo
can be fertilaed with 200 pounds Gusno at cost
not exceeding the prese value OF 30 POUNDS OF
cotton, while experience has shown that under
favorable condition Of season and cultivation, the
crop Is increased by the ap lication from two to
three fold the natural capacity OF the soil, hence
under no condition could its application fal 70
compensate for the outlay.
Apply to J: n. kObSoN,
Agent Pacific Guano Company,
Nos. So East Bay and and Atlantic wharf.
Charleston, s. @.
JOHN 8. REESE CO., General Agents.
noYT-3m0SD&C
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MaRLNE NEWS.
CHARLESTON, g. g.. =. DECEMBER IL.
Lat 81 deg 4s min ss sec. Lon 7sdegsr min q g. c
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Gulf Stream. McCrery, Philadelphia,
left = inst Mdse. To W a Gourienay, Railroad
Agents G Poppenhelm, Hart 4 co, Perry, ]
Cocgan. 9 h9rnshrens, + Asrshal CO, o " F
Evans 4 Cogswell, L Chaplin, Johnson. Byrne 4
Fogartie, Mantoue co, q Clac.us. NJ 0,Brien, +
Taylor 4 co, Boyd. Boilmann Bros Walsh, S
o. Maensse hSitSsn so Riecke % Williams lis CO. Jas
Prinsle Son. B Eeldmann co, kayenel CO.,
Kinsman Bros, Capt " Bradley. Schede L
Elias, Il W Kriete, Greenland, DR. q Baer, II
Due, J A Blake G III nor co, Chase Guttlno;
4 NJ Bristoll Il co, Fogartie's Book Depot, Holmes
Book Depot, J A Wilmer, Crane, Boylslon l. Co, F
O'Neill, 9 Ogrlmann. c d Franke, Knooel:ch
Smai, Paul. Welch d Brandes. Souder. b
Duval d Son, A W Eckel 4 CO. Johnston. Crews &
Graver & CO, Stefens, WerHer j. Ducker, Gas co.
] Adger co, y Gleason, ] G Slater. Wagner
q Monsess, ] A Quacsenousb, DrucEer, order
W Butcher Son, ] Luhn, Cameron, Barley 4 y
CO, a Tlefeuths l. Neumeyer, L F Robertson, II
wilson i Bro. II Klatte 4 co. Adams Damon 4
co, + Chupein, Jno W Lin!ey, E Bedford, "
Cater, Thomas & Linneau, q Panknin, Geo W
q Merchants Nero Line schr Myrover. troyn, New
York, - days. Mdse. To W Roach & CO, Adams,
Damon co. ] Adger co, 7 Bliss, Cooia
4 CO, Bollmann Bros, Blschon d co, Z Braudt,
G W Bradley, W Bee co. Buiwinsle, VIM Il
Ohafee d CO, F Chevreau. C Berousse, q O!aclus,
r CowpeIthwait L Dunaeman, Due. Jas
Eas, n & Bro, Dowie. Noise j Davi q Gerdls Il
co, d Fleming 4 co. Goodrich. Wfneman co, !
Grav-r CO, J Gorham, Cannon, S Hyer,
Hurkamp & CO, J Htlen. Haft CO. kanaparX K
4 Gonzalez, c Kerr.son, Jr, d co. katte co, J
P Klep, Klinck, Wickenbe.g 4 CO. kressel Jr.
L Kornahreus, L1Ien,hal & co, Lslane 4 co.
W Linley, Msntoue & co, A McLelsh, u Crinca,
L McClennahan, S K Marshall & co, ONeill, B
Neufvile, J 0'Seill, D Paul co, J Qnac&
enbush, . Railroad co, VI Shepherd CO. Jno Il
Yollers, Stefens Werner & DucSer, Thnmlsn.
son d co, II wuhrmann, E White, WAGNER
Monsees, W G Whllden. q W Williams CO, w l.
Webb, Otto letters, n Robson, tium Miller,
order and Others
schr Loretto Fish, Wiley, Phi iadelphia-S Gays.
Coal. To H : Baker j CO.
Schr Emma Baker, Runley. Georgetown, C.
a3Co bushels rough rice. To Pr:2g!e Son.
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FURNISHING GOODS.

This Department Is supplied with the celebrated
STAR SHIRTS, Imported and Domestic Merino
Hose, Suspenders. Handkerchiefs, Liuen and
Paper Guns and Collars, Imperial, Alexander and
Courvoisier's Kid Gloves And q fu assortment
OF Buckskin, Dogskln. Beaver and Cas-. Gloves.
And q very large assortment OF SILK, Alpaca and
Scotch Ginph WATERPROOF [l40l Umbrellas.
Our Stock has been selected with the greatest
care, and price, marked very low In plain figures.
Our motto Is Quick sales and small profits, fair
dealings. Goods may be returned u not ssttsfac-
tory. Buyers In our line win md 1t to their ad.
vantage to give us q call. oct193mos
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6ntels.
WAVERLY HOUSE,
No. 256 KING STREET, IN THE BEND,)
CHARLESTON, S. O.
GoteIs.

Mrs. A. J. .KgNSEpY begs to announce that "The
Waveryn has not been closed during tne preval-
ed throughout The location OF THE Wagerly"
is the best OF any hotel In charleston, being IN the
i'm eiiate vicinity OF the leading retail stores
and public promenade making 1t pleasant place
for strangers to stop while In Charleston. The
rooms are large, well furnished and exceedingly
well ventilated, and the table all that the most
iastldous could desire. commercial travellers
would most respectfully Solicit a share OF that
patronage which has heretofore been so lberaily
bestowed. MRs. A. j. KENNEDY,
noyl5-wfm1mo Propretress.
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marksssby Telegraph.
hoNHY MARKETS.

Fal
MONEY MARKETS.
,.,,.,, n.carrhe, ,1-Neon.-Consols s1I.
tonds eaI., - . :,
has sSss' nsen Siseo1nted.
S FssNxroRr. December l1-Noon.-.Bon6s s7x.
Eyening.~Rentes 5sf 75c.
ann. stocSs duIl and heavy. Gold heavy at sXa
ST. Governments unsettled. Five.twenties Of
iasI yery. strong Money nrm at Z. ExhaDge, long
Eventn1.-Money closed stringent at Z curren-
Ev1S, EveainSs,IrnI ,wIorsn Iy,s to y cnmmssion. The ont
caav ~ cnrrency c. ntlnues. Sterling o. Gold
aTaoX. Governments steady; sixty twos l0X.
states steaay .,s ps1ember % 11-.sterlinr 1917.
s,es'n Sisconnf Goid az
oishs - ui'sSs sSS ss.S Ls't
I.vxppro1. Deoember ll-Noon.- opened
lssronc: 5uplsnds 9jXd, Orleans lealoa:d; nearly
,duefron New Orleans ekd; shipping &t New Or.
laans lOd. ssa.G lsre = ...-
Later-Cotion active and nrmer; uplsnds 9Xd,
Orleans IoXd; sales $1,000 bae speculation and
export 1000; shipping at Sayabaah or Charleston
oXd; nearly due from Charleston or Savannah
9Xd. oj.-s!
hands oXd. Orleans loXd. 80. :
NEW YORK December 1l-Eoon.- Cotton nrm;
saalea 1900 baless speculation o. part In tranBit
Saturday ayrning; uplands l9Xc; Orleans 20Xc
Sales Of fntures saturday evening l255o bales, as
follows: December 10 1.l6, lsh; l9Hc: January
lSx. wv IrI' = paunaJ AVA, AA"AS" Ae|&1~'N, |,
April 2oals 1915: May 2oc. .,.o ,.,.
. RveDiDg.-uotton nrm; sales e!oz osles; up
lands zoe, Orleans 2oHc. Sales cotton INJURIES to'
day 1900 Hsies, a. 1o1ons SaM 90 saSs 5o
10 10 .ss.,s ,Sx: Februsry lex, 10 1915, lsX, 20;
Tarch o.. On I IA 10X 2ox' 10 1915: Aprii 2o
9SK. liz Ie. lsK;rNay 20h, 20x.
BosroN, December li.-Cotton sstong; mid.
blinds 20a20xc, net receipts 65 bales; gross 2223:
sales 6oe STOCK 1900; exports TO Great Britain l4s
bales. - -e3f - -. =.
strong; middnsss ,2Oc.
BxIrrAoRE, December il.ICntton ac!ve ama am,
tendine mp; uplands leHslsxo: net receipts SoS;
gross 6o9: exports cOasfXise sS7; sses osoi stock
4ass oa es n.osn,er u-co.,on arm ,rtIh and hold.
ers ask1pg higher prices; low mitslings !Sha
oi8Xc; net receipts 25s1 exports Soastwise 2e:o
sales 80; stock 7o$8 bales. = 80 - .
WILMINGTON, December lt.Iotton nrm; nlu-
dhngs 1sx cts: net receipts 2!S baies' exports
eosstwse Ss5; sales ll5; stock M l.aa. ,,. =,
tive ana excited; mddlinRs l9N cts; net receipts
405D bars; exports 10 Hayre 252o, coastWise zolt
sales 1000; stock IS. 246. -
81 AUGUSTA, Dtce u6er !i.Cotton nrm @ ana 10 Iah
ss ssles 500. - T,sa :. " :
sNsxPHIs, December 1L-Cotton active and ex.
cited, mtddlings l9Ac; receipts S92o pales.
MOBILE, Dece rber 1l-Cott aetive aEa eA.
2 citea nd accurate quotatlons Cann9t % eNen,
middlines la5{e: net receipts 3oIo ,paiss; Aports
to Great Brilain 729; saies Soo ssoca a,sv s.ror
uriddlin,s le%ale1fc; net receipts 7SS0 , gaies,
uross 9071; exports 20 Great Britain li,zoi, HaVfe
1e 3I8; sales 5000; STOCK us,03o.f -t -
'-1o )pRovIsIoNs AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
z, ,ooi.. December 11-.Eyening.-cumbe
land cut 6os; bee' 100 ioi nn'
tsIAuOW 800 ~. ,s9C! ,,... ~
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Wilmington Market.

4, WILMINGTON, December e.-SPrRrr5 TuRPEN.
rrsg.->ales Of 65 casks at 900 per gallon for
Ros1N.-lS22 bbls sold at 81 l6 for straiued,
"a a5 for No q 81 so for extra No Q IS for low NJ
l. Sc IS for low pale.
TURPENTrNE.-Saies OF 121 bbls at So 80 for
hard S. 25 for yellow dip and S. 50 lor Vg1n' per
$50 lbs. 3
TAR-S5 bbls sold at 81 so per bbl.
CorroN.-Sales OF 1853 bales ss follows: 40 a. l7x
1Al at lS, s at l8k, aud at 1870 per 10.
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lsxc. Tuesday, there was a go1d demand for
spinning and export at, unchanged prices; sales
prices were advanced Hc on all grades. The
onerugs were moderate and Of poor selection;
sales 1852; middlings 1sxc. Thursday, the mar.
ket was frm at unchanged prices; sales $3.50.
Yesterday, the market was more active and prices
nrmer; the demand from exporters was princt'
paly for cotton in transit; sales 6772; mddlings
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Charles a. Easeon's Cotton Report, Tor
it1Sth the Week Ending December 8.

NEW YORK. D cember @ He MARKKr-ln
our last report the market closed quiet and steady
at Iac FOR middliDgs. Saturday, the market was
"niet and drm; sales 244o; middlings 1ec. Mon.
day. with favorable foreign adviGes the market market
sSs,.d va q moderate amount OF STOCK, and In face
OF I'm receipts at the ports were unwilling se
srs at quotations; buyers, however were not anx.
ous anu operated sparingly; sales lios; mida!ings
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