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MarketH by Telegraph.
MONEY MARKETS,

LONDON, December 8.
Noon.-Consols, mkasl,s. Elves, ssX.
Evenlng.-Renten closed at 53I.
NBw YORK, December 8.
Noon.-Frelghts steady. Stocks steady. Gold dul
at TX. Money light at / 32al.16 per cent. pc: DAY;
Excnange-long, gH;shor'' 10. Governments dull
Evenlng.-Freigl,t arm; cotton by sail 7 1sa
I'd, steam IA f0r compressed. Money closed
1T Z and O fraction commission. Sterling quiet
and firm. Gold 12h;al2X. Governments y higher
states dull and steady.
COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, December 8.
N~oon.-cotton opened steady; uplands sHda
~Later.-Uotton nru; sales 1000 bales; specula'
ton aud export 1000. -
Eyening.-Cotton closed unchanged. Yarns
and fabrics quiet and firm.
Noop.-Cotton steady sales 1859 bales; upland:
loHc; Orleans l9Xc.
Eyeulng-Cotton nrm; sales 5000 bales; up
lands lsHc: Orleans 1916; net receipts TO-DAY ~
nisXc; January 1sXsl9c; FEBRUARY 10 l.lSci
Mach 1915; April 19Xslsxc; May lsXalS lo-lo'
BOSTON, Decembera $;
Cotton quiet; middlings lsxc; net receipts 2'O
bales, gross 1878; sales ssi 1000 q 1! psI. 4v december 8.
Cotton quiet; miaalinss ayM.E December 9.
Cotton quiet; mIddlings. lszSci s sI a25: STOCK
1870 bales; exports coast"ise 1
1914. NORFOLK. December 8.
Cotton quiet; low mlddiiR W1se '' S5ii: Hs sales zoo;
2l5O bales; exports coaS'"''
stock 1910. WILMINGTON, December 5.
,o..o, armer; mIddllnss lshalsHe; net 5e.
co,nts 70 bales; exports cuast"iSe isa' SAie' 0'''
stock 1892. SAVANNAH, December 8.
oottou nrm; mlddlings lshc; net receipts ATS
hall a: sales 1850; s!ock so,osO.
AUGUSTA. December 8.
Cotton In moderate demaud; middlings l7Hc;
receipts 1902 bales sales s76. n...
Cotton active; nliddlings lsxalsi receipts 22s7
bales; shipments 17ls; stock Sa,SeA.
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TIE

AT the annual meeting of the Freundsehafts-
pund, held last evening, the following officers
were elected to serve for the ensuing year:
Captain J. Small, president; Captain A. Mel.
cheers, vlce-presldent; 81. d. Muller, treasurer;
I'M. Petersen, secretary; G. Lueders, @. 81.
Behre, A. ". Jaeger, stewards; Jacob Kruse,
librarian. 1t was also decided to give the an.
nlversary entertainment on next Monday eve
ming in the hail at the corner of Meeting and
George streets.
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TIE CHARLESTON J
THE BOSTON FIRE.
A VindicntIon Of the Merits OF Her
rings's Safes.

rings's Safes.
CHARLESTON, s. c., December 3, 1872.
TO TIE EDITOR OF THE NEWS.
GENTLEMEN-In The NEWS of December q,
1872, we find the following:
s.New } ork firms are beginning to profit by
the experience of the Boston fire, so far. at
least, as relates to the matter of safes. In
clearing way the rubbish In Boston 1t was
found that, except in the cese OF a few favor
ed makers, the contents Of nearly all the safes
that were exposed to the direct action of the
ire were reduced to mere finder, 80 that COM
mon wooden candle boxes would have been
just as eficacious for the preservation from
fire of important documents and accounts as
some of the so-called safes."
We think 1t but justice 10 Messrs. Herrings
g. Farrell that their names should be placed
among those of the 'few favored makers"
whose safes passed through the fire success
fully. We append two certificates showing
this:
BOSTON, MAss., November IL, 1872.
Messrs. Herrings d Fdr7el, Nos. 251 and 252
BroadaDay, NeU York:
GENTLsMEN-In the ''great fire" which has
destroyed the business portion Of this city, we
had In use one of your "Champion" safes, and
which we were unable to recover from the
ruins, until this P. NJ, on account of the In
tense heat which surrounded 1t. When we
opened 1t we were agreeably surprised to find
our books, papers. &C., which 1t contained In
a,o oond{tIon Youra- Hc
J. G. BURRAGE & Co.
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON. December 2
SPIRITS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF 2e5 CASKS at SEC
per gallon for Southern packages.
ROsIN.-Sales reported Of 400 bbls strained at
So 80 per Dbl.
CRUDE Observation-Disclosures quiet and IN.
changed. Sales OF lSS obls ut So Ior hard and s.
for yellow dip and virgin
TkE.-Market quiet and nrm, with sales OF 40
bills at 81 per Dbl.
CoTroN.-saies or SO bales as follows: % at
TX and 40 at ike per Id. The market Is quiet
anu easy. win o decline OF Y to NC. We quote
as follows: Ordinary l6K; good urdiu ,ry TX;
low middllng TX: mldding 17xalS; strict mid.
ding l8al6k,
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B. O. Slamell, Elko; E. Johnson. Cades; B.

HUNTED DowN.-Samuel Bates, a negro
burglar, who, in company with Miogo Good
wine, another negro, entered Mr.. b. Blschof's
house, several months ago, was arrested yes
terday by the detectives. Goodwlne, 1t will
be remembered, was recently sent to the
penltentisry for the same act. The detectives
have lately been very successful In hnntlpg
up thieves and other lawIess characters, q
large number having been taken within the
past week. A detective of this city, who was
recently sent to Florence to Investigate the
cause of a fire In that place, has succeeded in
arreating a negro implicsted. In setting it.
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MASONIC ELEcrIoN.-At the annual commu-
nication OF Solomon's Lodge, held on Monday
evening, the following members were elected
to serve for the next Masonic year: W. E Mill.
gan. W. NJ; Andrew Kroeg, x. W.;S..D. HntsoD,
J. WY A. Wilson, treasurer; John McLeisb,
secretary; b. G.. Fraser, 8. D.; Alexander
Miller, j. D.; Thomas Hardy, 1. s. K. Els
north, stewards; J. ,. Ball, tler.
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Passengers.

Per steamship. Charleston. for New York;
Davies, ] p McBenry, J Lenns, A Redmer, n
Uheston, G Randolph, J Freeman. J Wilson, Dr W
KIlmrr, w E Johnson, Miss Kate Wright, hlss ]
L smith. Miss n + smith
Per steamship Maryland, from Baltimore-R. O
Ko. lewurLn, ruOs J VIM O..
Per steamer Emile, from Georgetownj Harri.
son, ] Harrison. Jr, and ! Oh ueck.
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FuRoHGorr, BENEDICT & Co. have received
q full assortment of Kid Gloves, and offer a
good quality. one button Glove, for 81; Two
button Glove for 81 rs. Also, sole agents Tor
the Celebrated Cheilly Kid Gloves, each pair
sold under guarantee. aecz
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Receipts per Railroad, December 3.
n CAROLINA

1896 bales cotton, 2o5 bales goods, 100 bbls hour,
6 bbls spirits turpenllne, 1o3 bbls rosln, l car
stock TO Railroad agent. W W Smith, " O Bee d
q W williams i CO, q Follin i Son, Pelzer, Rodg.
era i CO, s Smith, y II Frost d CO, VII:
lIams a. son, ] D Aiken, sloan Il Selpnious, W B
smith 4 co, Mowry d Son, g h Walter d CO, W
P Bowling, Trenholm Il Sun, X y sharp, Stoney q
Lowndes, Williams, Black 4 W, BeaItie & CO, A )
Duncan, WlIe Bros, shackelfold d Kelly, Leld.
lug, Johnston, Crews & Gu. Counts & Wro on,
Reeder l. DAVIS, Fraser & Dill, T P Smith. Klns
man Il Howell, Chapesu q nefron, Barden Z
Parker Il W Devices, F Y Mey. Murdauvh
4 Weekley, Crawley d Dehon. D II sllcox. !.hn
Heinz. Bollmann Bros, liedemann. calder q co,
W II Dul can, Wagner Monsees, Topper 4 Son,
W B Prlngle, J 4 Adger d co, Walker, Evans d
CogsWell.
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BcsroN, November IA, 1872.

BcsroN. November IA, 1872.
Messrs. behring's q FarreI:
GENTLEMEN-Our store, No. SO Summer
street, was burned In the late "Great Fire" In
this city of November 9 and 10. Our books
and papers were In one of your "Patent
Champion Safes" and were all preserved In
good condition. Our store was burned about
ten O'Clock Saturday evening, but, on account
OF the heat, we could not get at the safe until
| the Tuesday f~ollowlng-over sixty hours after
the fire. We consider this fire no ordinary
test Tor safes, and take pleasure In giving facts
ae above. Very truly you're.
PORTER BROTHERS & Co.
Boston houses were supplied with safes al
most entirely of Boston makers, and Messrs.
Herrlnes & Farrell only knew of about five
| of their safes ia the entire city. From those
| In The fire we have had none but favorable &C.
| counts. Since the fire Messrs. Herrlngs d
Farrell have shipped a large number OF safes
to Boston.
The Boston Daily News, CT November 10.
1872, says:
I'VE are pleased to welcome the advent OF
the extensive and enlerprislDg firm of hessrs,
Herriugs d Co. among the manufacturing es-
Establishments of our city. Their world Wide
reputation, extending over o space Of thirty
| wears, will ensure them a full share Of the
patronage of New England"
The success of these safes at The Boston fire,
rs we'll as at the large CONGREGATIONS In
Chicago, Portland and Galveston, recommend
them to the confidence OF all who want q safe
in reality as well as In name.
WALKER, EVANS &c CoaswELL,
Agents for Herring d Farrell,
No. 3 Broad and 100 East Bay sts., Charleston.
N. B.-W., E. & Co. sell ut manufacturers
prices.
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FURoHeoTr, BENEDICT & Co., No. 2H6 King
street, have received 100 sets OF Chilorens
Furs, only 50 rs; 100 sets of Children FurS'
So and 81; 100 sets Ladies' Furs-sets from
81 mn. uec1
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MEssRs. LowNDEs & GRIMBALL will o1er Tor
sale at auction on or about the lat January
next, several Lots of Land OF suitable size lot
building purposes, situated in The northeast
ern part Of the city, and commonly known as
the Blake lands. Further particulars Will be
piyen In a future advertisement. noV27-Wfm
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BIZ REFERENCE 10 the auction sale adver-
tlsement it will be seer that the French bark
Canton, for whom Messrs. Msntoue d Co. are
agents, will be sold by j. A. Enslow & Co.,
auctioneers, this day, at eleven O'Clock, at
Central wharf, for account of whom 1t may
concern, by order of the French consul.
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Bu1IDNa MATERIN.-An extensive stocK
and large variety Of Doors, sashes, Blinds,
Balusters, Mouldings, &C., are kept constantly
on hand by Mr.. P. P. !Foale, at his warerooms,
No. 20 Hayne street ard No. SO Pinckney street.
The above are all made at his own factory on
Horlbeck's wharf. He keeps, also, French and
American window Glass, Stained Glass, Slate
Mantels, Builders Hardware, &C., from the
noat manufacturers. mchS-fmwlyr
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SUDDEN CHANGES in The weather are pro-
ductlve OF Throat Diseases. Coughs and Colds.
There is no more ~effectual relief to be found,
than in the use OF Browns Bronchial Trocnes.
Dowle, Noise h Davis, Agents. dec4-wfms
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NEVIS.
MXporu.

NxpOrtSs
L1yERPooL-per Br bark Ranger-72so bales up
land cotton. 49,,
NEW YORK-Per steamship Charleston--1o bags
sea isIand cotton, 1914 bales upland cotton, 40
tierces rice, 81 bales dome,tioa, Q horses, 80 pack
ages......Pc schr Lewis s Dayis-S6o bales up.
Ind cotton, 1901 bbls Rosin 100 tons OLD IRON, oo
casks clay. % packages old copper, % packages
furniture. 20 boxes Starch, l iron tank.
PHILADRLrHIA-Per schr r Z Vaugnan-8oo
tons phosphate rock. ,o
tons phosphate rock.
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IF YOU DEs1RE to purchase all elegant Bible
or Prayer Book do not fall to call at Fogar-
ties Book Depository. They are now opening
the most magnificent assortment OF English
editions ever displayed In this city.
dee2-nW3
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The Charleston Cotton, Rice and Naval
stores Markets.

stores Markets.
OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS,
TUESDAY EVENING, December ., lS7z.)
coTToN.-This staple was In steady and goot
| request, the market showing a nrmer charactel
aud advanced generally about &c p fb; sales 1901
bales, say 20 at l6, II ut II, 10 at Tx, II at Tx
10 at Tx, at TX, so at Tx. So at TX, q q
Tx, 1874 at 10, IS at lsK, 49, at ls%, 1888 at 1871
81 at 1sh, 80 at 1sx, Is at fsx, 2S on private
| terms. We quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to good ordinary"....l6h917H
Low mtdd log 9lsH
Kidding.
Strict midding.
RIoE.-The business was moderate at STEADY
| prices; sales I40 lierces clean Carolina, say s.
| tierces at 9 ll.1s, 10 at sc, 20 at 8 Is 10, Is at 7, 81
at TX. loaf Ike. We quote common to fair a.
eX@sH, good 7@7Xc.
NAVAL SToREs.-The receipts were as bill
spirits surpenline and 1886 bbls rosln. In lht
past few days about 1000 bbls common rosln were
| sold at So IS for strained. Also about $50 bbls
| spirits turpentiRe at 56@bsc. as In packages.
FRRIaHrs.-To Liverpool, by steam, d. rect
on uplaLds - on sea Islands; via New York
I'd nominal on uplands, lxd on sea Islands; BY
| sail I'd on uplands, and IA on sea islands. Tt
Havre, 1c on uplands. Coastwise-tn New
| York, by steam, 80 on uplands and - on ses
Islands; 81 p fierce on rice; soc q Dbl on rosln
BY san,-c p ft on cotton; 20 p fierce or
rice; soc 2 Dbl on rosin; $ll@l2 p n on lumber
$I2Nl2 20 p II on timber To Bost n, BY steam
No on uplsnds and 81 sou fierce on rice; by sail,
&c a b on uplands; rosln Toe; resaWed stuff
| sl2@l2 so; timber $l8@la so; phosphate s6@6 So
To Providence, by nail $lo@1l p N on boards
&C p b on cotton; by steam &c via New York
To Philadelphia, by steam Xc on uplauds; 81 7!
p fierce on rice; eoc p Dbl on rosln; 81 on spirits
Through bills Of lading given to Boston, Provi
dence and the New England clties are regularly
Issued on this route, and dispatch guaranteed.
BY sai, So p n on boards; $I2 on timber; - 2
ton on clay; So so OIL pnosphate,. To Baltimore
by steam % p ID; by sail $s@s so p N or
boards; - on timber; SO 80 2 ton at city; sic
$50 p ton up river on phosphate rock. Vessels
ure In demand by our merchants to take lumber
reights from Georgetown. 8. O.. Darien and Satil
10 River, Ca, and Jacksonville, Fla, to Northern
ports, and $lo@12 q NJ are tire rates on timber
aud boards.
misunderstanding 90 day bills 2l@2lK.
DOMESTIC E~XOHkNaR.-The banks purchase
sight checks on New York st H@K per cent. OF
| and sell at par.
GoLD-lS@l4.
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New York Naval Stores Market.

NEW YORK, December g..
The Daily Bulletin says: Receipts 10 day 1859
bbls rosin, 216 do spirits turpentiLe, 101 90 cru q
turpentine, 100 do tar. Spirits turnenttnea are very
quiet and q tri1e easier, though the tone sLltened
a trile toward the close. and 6lKc WAS bid for
500 bbls; we Qnote at olXa62c. Strained rosln Is
moderately active, and fr cargoea very frm;
sal, 8 1000 bbls to arrive at 81 Is. and $50 bDls spot
at 81 10. Tar aud pitch unch -nged.
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FOREIGN EXPORTS -Messrs. Pinckney Bros.
cleared yesterday for Liverpool the British
bark Ranger, with 1850 bales upland cotton,
weight 1,Oo4,e I3 pounds; value, sls2,s3O The
stevedore, Mr.. Townsend, done good work on
this bark, having placed the entire cargo on
board In nine working days.
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FuRoHaoTT, BENEDICT & Co., No. 276 King
street. are. for this week, Offering great bar
gains In Carpets-great reduction made In
this article. uec@
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CHR1srMAs Is coming. For handsome Gold
Bracelets, Studs and Sleeve Buttons' go 10
Allan's, S07 King street.
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CITY AFFAIRS.
THIS DAP.

New England Society, at T. NJ.
Landmark Lodge, A. F. NJ, at T. H.
Hayden Lodge, A. z. NJ, at. ID.
Pioneer Fire Company, at 7 P. NJ.
south Carolina Lodge, 1. o. o. F., at +. ID.
Young America Fire Company, at I. NJ
WAGNER Artillery Club, at Z P. NJ.
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THERMOMETEEC4L.

The range of the thermometer yesterday ~
tho drug store of DR.. Joseph BIackman' on
tina south side Of Broad street, was as loli"ws'
"a. NJ. so; lOA. NJ, s.; IL NJ, So; Sp' h''
"a. 4 NJ. g.; P. NJ, 90; 8 P. H., 30.
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TINE 10 MoNEY.-Clocks, fifty different styles
In wood, bronze and marble cases, az Ai'an's
307 King street.
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You MUST go to Won santen's, No. 22s King
street, for all Popular Games, Outdoor Sports
and Home Amusements. oct3S-W
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GIFTS FOR THE HoL-DAYs.-For silVerWare,
fine Watches, gold Opera and Vest Chains go
IN Allan's. 3O7 King street.
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CHANGE OF SAILING DAYS,
INCREASED SERVICE. (,
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP coNPANYH
THROUGH LINE TO
CALIFORNIA CHINA AND JAPAN.
R GREATLY

Steamers OF the above line leave Pier 6S1k
No. "A. North River, loot OF Canal street, SS
New York, at IL O'Clock noon, OF the 10th..y6th
and aoth or every month. except When these dlte9
All departures connect at Panama with steam.
ets for south Pscilc and Central American ports.
For Japan and China, steamers leave San Fran
cisco first OF every month, except when u nails On
No California Steamers touch at Havana, but
20 direct from New York 70 Aspinval
One hundred pounds baggage free 70 each adult
Medicine and attendance free.
ct the COMPANYis TICKET OFFICE, on the
Wharf foot Of Canal street, North Rtver. Few
York. /. BABY Agent.
aug19.1yr
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NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD.

2SS bales upland and IL bags sea Island cotton,
49, bbls spirits turpentlne, ITO bbls rosin. cars
lumber, Imdse, DC. To Frost & 90, Shackelford d
nam d SON, ] Meyers, Stoney & Lowndes, Gail.
lard 4 Minott, TG SnoHden, W Downing. W z
Rsau, Mowry Il son. A. Salinas, A Smt h,,W
U Courtney & CO, Barden q Palker, Pelzer, hodg-
ers q CO, Reeder & Davis, G " Williams q CO,
KInsman Il Howell. Dukes & CO, w y Bee q co,
Pringle d Sou, Witte Bros, e yelling, Confed
crate Home, Railroad Agent, Order, and Others.
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nex York Rice market,

NEW YOHK. December 2.
The Daily Bulletin says: The market Is quiet and
has not undeI goue any quotaole change. Sales
are reported II 100 bags Kangoon at 6Ha7h.
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R~R0APITULATIOE.
Whites 2, Blacks and Colored 2s-total % aud
GEO. S. PELzsK, NJ. D., City Registrar
HOTEL acknowledgements 3.
Charleston.

Theodore Davis. W. F. Britain, New York
Mr.. and Mrs. H. W. Richardson and servant,
Allendale; q. S. Williams, Baltimore; W. L. j.
keid, G. n. Manson, W. D. Warren, South
Carolina; u. G.. %Ryttenberg, Sumter; General
D q. Hill, VIM. Johnston, Charlotte; John
Mcqueen, Columbia; R. l.. Parr, Buffalo; Jas.
D. dardin, Samuel j. Neal, Cheraw aud Darl-
lngton Railroad; T. D. Hughes, Gonwayboro';
Jnhn h. Lynch, John II. McFadden, R. ID.
Wolfe, Philadelphia; VIM. H. scout, Augusta;
A. j. Corrle, Northeastern Railroad; W. G.
Andrews, Belfast; Mrs. A. J. Smith. Two chill
dren and nurse, Syracuse; ]. s. Wrn.man,
Orangeourg; J. D Carr, Massachusetts,; j. M.
S Peck. New Haven; w. ". W~annauaker,
Miss II. B. Wannamaker, ST. Matthew's.
Pavilion.
B. o. Slamell, Elko; E.. johnson. Cades; B.
G. Purson, ]. NJ. McS.addpn, 8. E. Ingram,
Ciarendon; T. p. Mitchell, III. II. Mackeral,
Blackstock; John Z. Colon, B. B. Foster.
Uuion; W. N. Cause, Leesville; John Mcqueen,
Columbia; s. Brothers, Reevesvllle; w. E.
McNu!ty, Doko; A. Morgan, Georgetown; B.
Creig. South Carolina; G.. P. Snead, E. NJ.
Llnburger, New York; J. s. BrOckiDglon,
Williamsburg: Jasper NJ. smith, Branchvllle;
Lewis Ireal, Branchville; E. j. Taylor, Balti
more; John A. Higgins, Philadelphia; Colonel
Il. NJ. B. Peoples, Dixie's Station.
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ASO AODOSH hAAhhE0s
LIVERPOOL, December 8.
Noon.-Breadstufs quiet. Corn 2ss Cd. Dunn.
LONDON. December o.
NEW YORK. December 8.
Eoon.-Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat quiet
and unchanged. Corn dull and unchanged. Pork
pentine firm at 6la6lH. Rosin quiet at 81 10,
Eveniug-FIour steady aud unchanged. WINS
key dim at s9hc. Wheat steady, with a mode.
rate export for milling Inquiry. Corn steady.
Rice firm at 7xasKc. PORK dull at SIS 76s16.
Lard weak. TurpenLlne firm. Rosin quiet.
BALTIMORE. December 8.
Flour firm and steady. Wheat firm; white 81 rs
al 80. Corn firm; waite advanced lc; white 55a
62c; yellow ST. Oats irmtr and scarce. ProYis
W~ILMIsGToN, December 8.
Spirits turpentiue steady at So. Rosin. no
sales reported. Crude turpenttne firm at IS Is
for hard; So 81 for yellow dip and virgin. Tar
steady at 81.
ST. LOUIS, December 8.
Flour quiet and unchanged and only in local
demand. Corn unsettled and demoralizt d; pric-s
lower; Nc 2 mixed z7a2s on east siie track; sla32
In elevator. Whiskey higher az OIL. Pork dull
and nom nal at Sl2 so. Bacon nominal; Rhoul
ders 8; clear lib 9; clear sides 9k. Lard nominal
at TX.
CINCINNATI, December 8.
Flour dull and unchanged ut 81 35as7 so. Corn
quiet ana uncnangeh. Pork dull at $l2. Lard
dull and unchanged. Bacon, old unchanged;
new sides sKc. Whlskey firm at Csc.
LOUISVILLE, Defenders 8.
Flour In fair demand on orders; extra faulty
Sc rs. Corr dull and unchanged. Pork lower
at $12 37H. Lard easier; strictly choice leaf,
fierce, 7xaSc; kegs 8xs9c; prime steam 7Kc. No
bacon here. Whiskey steady at SIC.
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MoRruARY REPORT FOR TEE WEEK.

The following Is the official return of deaths
In the City OF Charleston, for the week end
Ing November so, 1872.
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EoR wRIGHT's BLUFF,
AND INrE MEDIATE LANDIsas oE TIE sAH-
TEE RIVER.

The steamer MARION, Cap. r.EA
tain ". F. Adsir, is now receiving &3
Freight at Accommodation Wharf. ano Wll lesss,
To. NI6HT, the 4th iDDtant.
Freight andlH hsrfage prepaid.
For Freight engagements apply.. on board, OF
to RAVENEL, HOLNESk W.
deci.l a No. 80 East Bay
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RETAIL GRooERs as well as druggists, keep
Durand's Furniture Polish for sale.
nov13-lmo

JUDGING from the sales, the Singer Sewing
Machine is still triumphant.
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u O r s A Y A N n q H,
TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SUNDAY EVENING,
AT 8 O'CLOCK.

The Splendid slde:wneel Steamers ssEh
DICTATOR and CITY POINT Wnl&ak6
leave Southern Wharf as ABOVE.
|, No extra charge made for Meals and Sfate.
For Freight and Passage apply to
KAVENEL6 CO.,
Corner vauderhorsps Wharf and Eass. Bay.
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X oR A T I N @ B 2
fRE1aHTs RECEIVED DAILY, AND THRouaH:
BILLS LADING ISSUED
PHILADELPHIA, BOSTON. ssgsg:
AND THE CITIES OF THE NORTHWEST.

The Fine Steamship MARYLAND, J. v. John
son, Commander, win sail for Baltimore, on FRI,
DAY, 9Th December, at 4 O'Clock p. n.
~ Philadelphia Frelghts forwarded to that
city by railroad from Baltimore; without add
tlUnal insurance, and 00nstgnees are allowed
ample time TO sample and sell their Goods nom
the Railroad Depot In Philadelphia. 81
For Freight or Passage apply TO
PAUL O, TRENHOLM, Agent
dec34 No. 2 Union Whaxy68.
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Sotelse
A ken HOTEL, AIKEN, SOUTH CARO-
IA LIMA.

Having recently purchased. thoroughly over
hauled and redtred the above Hotel, we respectr
fully announce to our friends and tho public that
we ARE now ready to receive and entertain guests
IN IN nrst class stvIe. BAILEY q PEGG,f
noyso.9mos Prop1etorl,