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Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-21


HOLIDAY GOODS
Especial invitation is accorded to patrons and the
public to examine our superior assortment OF the
following articles well adapted to the Holiday
Trade;
l5O Styles Rubber, Buffalo and Horse Combs.
so styles Pocket Combs, 200 styles Hair Brushes.
Plain, Fancy, Buffalo plain, and inlaid. Rosewood
Inlaid and plain Satin Wood, Walnut,
and Maple Woods,
so styles Hand Scrubs and Nail Brushes,
20 styles Hat and Clcth Brushes,
SO styles Cut-gass Extract and Cologne Bottles,
10 styles Pungents, fancy and plain.
rs styles Toilet Sets,
Bohemian and French Ware, plain
decorated, medallion of all colors-ln
stands and out of stands.
100 styles Tooth Brushes,
English. American and French
10 stlyes McInall's Wire-fastened, very durable.
Lubins Perfunery
Lubns Soaps
Plain Paper, Wicker, Metallic, Plain and Decorated
Medallion, China, Glass, Scotch Plaids.
In the above articles we offer superior induce
ments, to prices and beg to say that the prices
asked are lower than heretofore offered.
Whether desirous of purchasing or not,an efficient
corps OF polite and attentive clerks will cheerfully
EDWARD McINALL, JR.,
Apothecary, Second and Market streeA
Wilmington.
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In all the above lines, q BEAUTIFUL AND
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF GOODS SUITABLE
FOR HOLIDAY GIFTS, will be found at sO2 MAR
KET STREET. Call and examine, whether desir-
ing to purchase or not dec.lI-st
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a9ew AaperttsEmEuts

OCLoNGS from 6Oc to $lOO per pound, at the
~ Tea store IL e. Fourth street.
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philadelphia.
OUR sATURDA LETTER.

The New Girard Avenue Bridge-The Edwin
Rprrest Heme'-Is the Plan PRACTICAL One
The Sale OF the Sully Collection-The Ice B .ock
de-Amusements-The 0pera-Tne New Va
riety Theatre, Etc.
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n.,w york Rice Market.

NEW YORK., January 26.
r, n,,,v Rn,,etin saws: Very oice goods are
Inc patS S hold with q show OF stead ness, but
SCALE an" nat much demand for any kind, and on
common stock sellers are disposed to press ute
and this weakens values TO g.east os and
200 bags Rangoon at 6Na7c. ,r ,o,rorvo7
The Daily Bulletin says Business sSs EOsIo1 S
ntsE t.sas S prime and choice samples OF domestic
So not appear to plenty and for these holders
o0t oT nil m: ces, but medium and common grades
are plenty, and now and then sold pretty low:
Carolina at 7Hashc for inferior to choice and ESQ
bags Raugoon at S6 8oa7. j
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Receipts by Railroad, January ~.
snrIrH scARnErNL RAILROAD.

1862 bales upland cotton, 40 bbls naval stores,
car stock, mdse. &c. To Railroad Agent. WIN
h co. Mowry q Son, SPelzer, Rodgers J. CO, WK
RYAN, J Salinas, Witte Bros. Trenholm Son,
Murdaugh L Mathews, W B Williams Son. L
DeSaussure, Frost;sAdger co, .Kinsman d HOW
ell. Caldwell 4 Son, TIP Smith, Reeder Davis,
Sloan q Se.gnious, Chapeau & co, W Gurney.
NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD.
s5i bbs navel stores, cars wood, rough rice, peas.
mdse, &c. TO A Salinas, whilden / Jones, W <
Ryan, Frost Adger & CO, Smith, Barden &
farker, Pelzer Rodgers co. Trenholm q son, :
M Carson. Mowry & Son. W P Bowling, Caldwell
4 Son, Reeder Il Davis. G " Williams & co. W Q
Bee L co, G Water & CO. W Courtney co, T
G Boag, Glaghorn, Herring i co. 3 Holmes D
Stoney, KlnSman j. Howell, D Kirkpatrick, Y
Graveley, Gail:ard Minott, Railroad AGENT anu
Order.
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Interior Cotton Markets.

Interior Cotton Markets.
CAMDEN, January q.
Market remains firm. with very little change IN
prices OF last week. We report sales Of 1So Gales
at from 10 to 21c.
The market has had an upward tendency, gam.
Ing about &c since last reports sales "a bales at
l8ha20c.
Sales durIng the week 90 lies; we quote, ordl-
nary Is, low middling 19H, mlddling 1eNc.
NEwBHRRY, January 3.
Cotton is quoted at zoe.
Low middliug 2oc, mlddng 2OAc.
ANDERSON January "a.
Gale. or cotton for the week ending to-day 268
baies: prices this afternoon range from 10 to zoe.
-'' UNION, January 26.
100 bales Of cotton sold during the week; mar.
ket opened on Monday at l9c; closed t9.diy ae
19xc. ,,,,or,o
Cotton commands 194c.
o''''1 sPARrASBuRa, January "a.
Cotton is selling at 1870.
After our, last report, under favorable tele.
graphic adyices, prices advanced, aud sales were
freely made on basis OF 20a29Hc Tor m:ddllngs.
To-day the rcpDris are less favorable. ana Z0c ls
the extreme. Sales Of the week 225 bales.
YoRKvILLE, January "A.
Cotton ranges from 16 to 2oc. -
CHARLOTTE, January "a.
Since our adyices Of the 18th instant, the mar
ket has remained without material chapge. we
quote low middling at 1870
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Passengers.

Per steamship Georcia for New York-Geo D
Phelps AID wife. Mr Bowden, VIM W Graves, 7 w
Jameson, W Il White. Malone, III penste and :
others. q
Per steamer Pilot Boy. from Beaufort, Pacific,
Chisom's and other LandinRs-E Marshall,
Rev r Thompson. Com G Buckly and decS.
Per steamer Dictator, from Florida via Savan-
nah, 6c-J n Hastings, R Napp and lady, Mr
Pugh, lady and daughter. b Woodward. Geo
King. J Spaulding. Mrs James. Miss Ada Chase.
O Zimmerman, Mrs Chase, Mcdaniel, Mrs
Mcintosh, N Kohl, Jno Monroe, Miss Mcintosh,
u McIntoSh aud sops, and 6 on deck.
Per steamer Water Lily, from Edisto, Enter:
prise. Rockville, and Way Landlngs-John
Townsend, W Jenkins, Kenny, and Is deck.
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q o l. o B L E
PACIFIC GUAN0.
PRICE, s45 CASH, WITH USUAL ADVANCE
FOB TINE.

ExperIence In the use OF this GUAN0 for the
past six years In this State, for Cotton and Corn,
has SO far established It's character for excellence
as to render comment unnecessary.
In co-dance with the established policy OF the
Company to furnish the best Concentrated Ferti.
lizer at the lowest cost to consumers. this Guano
Is nut into market this season at the above re-.
duced price, which the Company is enabled to do
BY reason O: its large facilities AM the reduced
cost OF manufacture.
The supplies put into market this season are, as
heretofore, prepared under the personal superl1.
tendence Of DR.. st. Julian Rayenel, Chemist OF
the Company, nt Charleston. S. O., hence planters
may rest assured that Its quality and IMPOSITION
is precisely the same as that heretofore sold.
At the present low price. every acre planted
can be fertilIzed with 200 pounds Guano at cost
not exceeding the prese value OF 80 pounus OF
cotton, while experience has shown that under
favorable condition Of season and cultivation, the
crop is increased by tile ap llcatiol from Two TO
three.fold the natural capuclty OF the SOIL, hence
under no condition could It's application fal 10
4nnlv 70 ]. N. ROBSON,
Agent Pacific Guan1 Company,
Nos. 6S East Bay and and Atlantic wharf,
Charleston, ). O.
JOHN 8. REESE & CO., General Agents.
nov27-SmosD&o
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New York Naval Stores Market.

- .2l-ei NEW YORK, January Il.
The Daily Bulletin says: Receipts today s8l ob,s
rosn a. do spirits turpentine 1ne STOCK OF splrlts
OF turpentine Is small estimated at less than 5000
bbs, and the majority held fIr 75c sales 2so Dds
at 7oHs7lc, 60 bbls tn New York bbls) at Tic, and
a reported cargo In Wilmington on private terms
Rosins are quiet, but prices firm, with an upWara
tendency. Sales 10 bbls good strained a. 81 6o
and 200 good No 2 at 81 80. Tar AMI pltcn con-
tiIue Qules.
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, January ~.
SPIRITS TURrEETrNK.-Sales OF ll3 casks a. osc
ner gallon for Southern packages and Is casks az
s9c per gallon for New York pacEa es.
,RosIN-Saes OF 1434 bbls at So e0ai lor straineo.
CRUDE ETURPENrISE.-Sales Of 40 obls az 81 l0r
hard, and So for yellow DIP and virginia. ao'
vance OF 2oc since yesr, rday.
TAR RNsales OF 20 bbls at $3.50 per bbl-an ad-
vance or sc.
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Georgetown Market.

GEORGETOWN. January 70,
cold az from 1sH to l9c. We quote from Is to lec
per ID. ,,o,,,r so,eo th,a
week or 20) sticks. and sold from to l6c a goo9
article, well gotten up, In demand, anu Woulo
command high figures.
TURpESTIHE.-Vlryin So 20. yellow S., fine white
scrape So so. second quail ty So 25
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New York Coffee Market.

NEW f0RK, J9uuary ~.
The ps,ly Bulletin says: The market Tor tne
dow remsi1s rather dull. but extremely 1rnl, and nd
a prices IN s cases pOsvsy yy,SaIe Iaed 0r
S,gs Si ssU Erie, supposed a. 1SAc, gold IN
SS SagS H1, and day or TWO ago $50 bags Rio per
Wavelet and per Mozart S5a as on rp6as pTyse
quote M SSd IN pVaa ssraoss as i1ai7
05oin 0ood caTeoes @ iTxais, prime cargoes lshalsA
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MARINE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK, January q.
NEW YORK, January 2S.
Arrived, steamship Manhattan.
MEMORANDA,


sr. CAPTAINS, MANIFBsT5.-The Secretary OF
the Treasury has issued circular to collectors OF
ems. oms regulating the carrying Of mauifests by
masters OF vessels enrolled and licensed 20 engage
in the foreign and coastipg trade upon the nortn,
ern. northeastern and northwestern lrontler Oh
the United Statea It's effect Is to require masters
of vessels to provide themselves with manifestB IN
all cases except when trading between places IN .
district neither OF which !. port. II tne Voysge
/ from port In one district TO port In anotner,
the master Is required to fle manifest WIN tne
collector at the port OF departure and obtain o
clearance II the vessel receives or discharges
any cargo at an ntermedia.e p0ns .ne bsb sstse
viii deliver to the collector OF the port at Wnlcn
unladine Is completed; II the voyage Is from
mort IN one district to place IN another dl,trlct
where there IS no customnouse' eas ~ Gef1n, hs. bS
manifest to the collector OF the next port at which
he shal arrive after leaving the place OF destlna.
tion specif ID In the m !nfesr.
When sailing between place In the Uu1ted
states where there ia no customhouBe to place
where there may he one, the master. must die
with The collector OF the port OF arrival manifest
setting forth all the merchand Sc taken on board
or uuiaden previous to the arrival.
I( sailing between two ports In q district, or
from port to q place In the same district where
there is no customhouse, the master must fle q
duplicate manifest with the collector OF the port
OF departure and take out clearing papers; and II
he touches at intermediate points he must report
to the collector OF such port and produce his man.
fest which will be certified by such collector and
delivered by the master to the collector OF the port
at which the cargo Is finally unladen.
Manlfests Of the cargo on board OF vessel sail.
ing between place In one district where there ls
no customhouss and place In another district
where there Is no customhouse, must be ready for
the inspection Of revenue officer when such yes.
sci DEPARTS from any district; aud such vessel
must clear from port when laden with foreign
goods exceeding the amount specified In section
lS OF the act OF 1893. .
Masters Of vessels from any foreign port must
obtain permit and comply with existing laws
fore dischargIng cargo or passengers and
goods.
eiru mort must be reported, but no permit Will be
required for the unloadi-g OF cargo br' ught from
American ports. -,-,
Steam tugs, when employed exclusively In tow.
ing vessels, will not be required to report and
clear unless such vessels in tow are without sail
or Steam motive power, and not RI qured to be
enrolled and licensed.
The Northumbria, Paige, from Bnll River, S G.,
via Halifax, arrived q Penarth 4th Inst.
The schr VIM Slater, Watts, from Buc6svllle, s
c. arrived at EostOn % inst.
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-rvenIno-Tallow 5ss.
Boston Market.

BOSTON, January "a.
CoPFKE.-The market for this article continues
to sustain very full prices, and the tendency is
stu upward. The sales include eco 1900 bags Bio
ut 2oXa22xc; 1900 mats Java OF 23hao6c; small
lots Of Sineapore at 2tc, and Maracatoo at 2os22c
per ptIff1d gold fSt. Domingo Is scarce, and
prices are nom!rally II Haf5c, gold, In bond. ;,
COTTN-The market 1or cotton has been rain
er unsettled during the week. but prices have
again advanced, aud stocks are he'd sith con;
siderable nrmness. The sales have been in small
/. lots as wanted by manufacturers, and we quote
ordinary ut 1sa2o&c; gosd ordinary at laztsIc;
low middllng at q iAa221S, and middllngs at :2&a
23c per pound. including uplands and Gull, and
firm at these figures at the close.
DoMESTICs.--Standard cottons are trm and
Lancaster ginghams has been reduced to 13c per
yard at which the entire productio has been
bought up. Woollens are In moderate demand,
but de irable goods are he'd with considerable
hrnneis, and higher prices looked ior.
GUNNY BAaa-Sales OF rs bales, 4S5 pounds
average, at l5Ac, and heavy bags are held at
. l6al6jXc, but have been quet.
:. GUNEY CLoTH..--The market for THIS article ma mas
been uaite active and prices have advanced. The
sales or domestic comprI 90 200 rolls at 15Kc; 800
rolls at 16c, and $500 rolls for future delivery at
16Ha17c per yard; In Calcutta cloth sales or C8o
bales at exc, gold, In bond, and 200 hales at
l5xc, currency, payable and deliverable June !.
8 HAY.-The market is steady, with sales cf SOUTH
ern and Western at f32as6 per ton. as to Quality,
but the latter price Is difficult to realize FOR the
best
NAVAL SToREs-The market for spirits turpen-
tine Is firm and prices have advanc.u 10 74a75c
per gallon, with moderate demand. SoEe lots
Of pale rosn have been shipped TO Eur?pe, but IN
tar rosin and pitch 10 sales OF any Importance.
RICR--There have been small sales If Carolina
at 81<a9kc per pound. In Rangoon small So es az
SB 90 per 100 pounds. r,-.
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MARINE NEWS.
CHARLESTON, 8. C....... JANUARY 20, 1872.
lat SO deg 40 min IS sec Lon 70 deg 81 mtr Ct sec.
ARRIVED SATURDAY.
Schr Vim & John. Leonard, Santee. 1000 busl
ela ronuh rice To w q Bee 4 co..

Schr Vim & John. Leonard, Sautee. 1000 bush.
els rough rice. TO Bee i co..
Steamer Pilot Boy, McNelty, Beaufort, CHS.
Docket @ sea sea island cotton, and mdse. 10 Ravene.
Holmes j. co. Ravenel & CO, W Gurney. Apple, T
P Smith, @ b Glldden, Robt Chisolu, Jr, Dunn,
AMI others.
Rockville, and Way Landings. bags sea island
cotton, bills oysters, mdse aud sundries. To D
Nisbet, Stoney i Lowndes, Witte Bros, and
others.
Steamer Planter, Cordes, Peedce River via
Georgetown, S Z. 500 bales cotton. l25 bols naval
stores, and sundri 8. To Ravene, Holmes d CO,
G W Williams & CO, Caldwell & Son, Witte Bros,
Frost Adger i CO. W bee & CO. shlckeltord 4
Kelly, Barden & Parker. John Hanckel, Wilcox,
Gibbs & CO, J A Quackenbush. Ravenel.
sloop Rebecca Granville. Pom Pom. 800 bush.
els rough rice. To r Prlngle L Son.
Sloop Lalla, Harvey, Wadmalaw. 80 bags sea
island cotton. To W A Boyle. Vim N Lawton &
Sons stoney i Lowndes.
sloop ChIcera, -. Pom Pom. 4oa bushels rough
Received from Benefits MIL. 50 tierces rice.
To Hasell.
0A> ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Shp Georgia, Holmes, New York-lett
25tl Sant. Mdsa. To Wagner, Huger 4 CO, w
ACS teDay, S Railroad co, Z Railroad co.
Al ] Adger co.. Alan, A ANIME, g W
Alma Adams, Damon & CO. Bates co, EE
Bedfo!dy Bucken 4 Wohlrmann, G A. Bowman,
T N Bris: oil & co, W Bliss. r F Murray, DR. d
Baer, Brewer Kohnke, Blssel. D Brahe
co, wv Brookbanks, Ia Beamsh, J P Brown, ES
Burnham M Bruins, E Brown, Jas Cosgroye,
II Claussen, Crane, BoylstDn iS co, L Chaplin,
W q Charee & CO, q Clacius, Jno Commins, John
Camp.en co, J Duval & Son. E Daily, DowIe,
Noise Il Davis. G II Eysenbach, B Doscher, F E
Durbec. A Eckel i CO, u F Fleming Il CO, T P
Forreston, Furchgott, Benedict & CO. Foley, B
Fsldmanu co, A FlemingJ J Finley. Fishtr,
Gerdts & co. q Graveley, Hart i co, P Gull.
lemln J Il HilleDr Heesemal Il Bro, John.
son, Johnsto }, Crews i co, W II Jones & co, A o
Kelly, P Lalaue Il CO, A LANCER, G Luhn. r
McUouald, McLoy & Rice Jno G Minor i co, r
Marshall co, Macqueen & Rlecke, G W Meacher,
. Marsline 4 CO, II Leidng W Matthies sen, VIM
- sMasSSner, Lee, O'Neili. X NeufvIe. Perry,
D 0Neh SOM, Porter. q z Poppenhelm, q
p.pa panknn yan.I plnIckney Bros. Rev T Porter
Reaa EavenSt Sh CO. Southern Express CO. Jnha
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COMMERCIAL NEWS.
ExpOrtR.


po,ron-per bark Minnie. Abble-1e7 bales mp.
land cation, IS bales Of rags and PAPER SoS
Of iron and 40 bbls naval stores, anu pa'A'se'
tobacco ..,5i .,,, Jaras Adger-ee
~ se. toS.nl cotton. I12s bales upland cotton:
Ios ,os hoo Is4 bales domesics ana gocos' 40
tco oottnn seed. and 145 pigs sundries.
Tb. chm rfeaton Cotton, hice anu ~"
Stores Mnrket.
OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS,
SATURDAY evening" January u, 1874
CoTroN.-This staple was Ia moderate lreques9'
the inquiry being mainly for. the lower graoes,
the higher qualities being somewhat easier. eaies
about 500 bales, say at 1s, at lsh, IL aO ioe'
ss at 49, at lek, IL at leH. 81 at 1sA' 81 81 ~
14s at 2,x, % at COX, 38 at 21c. We quote'
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
ordinary to gool ordinary ......1s @2o&
Low mtdd1ng.. 'ooTS-
StTict m1ddling.. O.
R,cs-There was good demand at uncnauSoo
nr,ces Sales abeut 275 tcs OF clean Caroilna, Say
IA tos at TX, 26 at tx SO at TX, 10 at slo % az
~ 60 at 7Xc. We quote common to far at o<s
7H;good 7HaSc.
.E,v,1. sroREs.-There were no sales repof'eo
rap1oHrs-To Liverpool, by steam direct uumt-
No, an nnlands, nominal on sea islands' sla Noa
vorr va IN uplauds, Id on sea ISLANDS; oy sali'
5.1s@xd on uplauds, on sea islands nominal. 10
upands ,ssnas Ssw se.a ss
steam 10 on uplands and lc on sea islanas' '.a s1
fierce on rice; by sail &c on coston;- tieroe
on rice; 4oc barrel on rosin; ;S7@s 2 II on lum-
bar: 5000 a Ii on timber. To Boston, by sab
70 R,it on upland cotton. To Providence BY
sail Sssa II on boards. Hc 9 ID on COTTON oy
steaua ,si p bale on New York rates. TO Phila-
delphia, by steam, Ho p ib on uplands; by SAL. 81
p.Man boards; s. on timber; So per ton en- clay'
aaa saass so on phosphates. To Baltimore oy
steam re p. fb by sail, So 5o@7 2 N on boaras'
ssaa26 a ton on phosphate rock. Vessels are Ia
demand by our merchants to take lumber freisnts
from Georgetown,s S. G., Darlen ami satllla kiVet'
ga, and Jacksonville, Fla, to Northern poEes,
and s1o@1s a M are the rates on lumber anu
boards. I'LL!
ExoHANes.-sterlIng 60 day bills 1salsS.
Dovrsrrn ,ExcHA AHaE-The banks are pur-
chasing sight checks at X of, and sell at par.
,GoLp.-9@1o. i..'
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The Splendid New Iron Side Wheel Steamship
GEORGIA. CR0wELL,. commander. will sail for
New York on TUESDAY. Soth January, az O'CLOCK
Through Bills OF Lading TO Liverpool oy
Williams GUION STEAM LINE. To Genoa,
trieste Naples, Leghorn, Ohristisnta Got Gotten e
burg, and to glasgow, BY ANCHOR LINE sfEiam'
SHIPS. To New England Cities as usual.
insurance by Steamers OF This Line u per cent.
For Freight or Passage Engagements, having
very ine Deck Stateroom Accommodate 8, epply
to WAGNER, RUGER i CO., No. 20 Broad street,
or IN ". A. COURTENAY, No. Union Wharves
. ian2T-S lL- ~
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Markets by Telegraph.
z-a HONEY MARKETS.

LONDON. January q.
Noon--consos ssx. Bon Bonds |ash Ss1. 1a,nsrv a.
sNoon.-stocks steady and dull: Gold strong at
oxaeX. Governments dull and sLeady. o Sease
bonds very quiet. Money easy at ea7. E4cnanse'
long OK, short 94. ,,o Zoo Cold
EyeningIFrsigns, nrmss a,nssa a4one States dul;
,snS STEADY. Sterling ea9X The bank state,
ment shows that loans have increased one anu anu
Of NJ % q; spee'S eSa tenders in
creased seven eighths OF mlllon, auo oePos''S
nve-eighths Of Million.
COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, January q.
Hoon.-Cot.on opened and CLOSED nrm; uplands
loxd, orleans lid; sales 1900; lor export; anu
speculation 5000; shipping az cnaries1on or oa'
Saunan' io"o' NEW YORK, January q.
Noon.-cotton quiet and frm;, uplands 22c,
Orleans 223<c: sales $50 bales.
Eyening.@totton quiet and steady; sales 1892
osieo' BOSTON, January 81.
Tot on steady: middllnga 22Hc; net receipts PAT
haies: uross 2I90; sales $50; stock $500.
1ss' PHILADELPHIA, January q.
Ootton quiet; middliDgs 22xc.
n BAIrIMoRE, January q:
Cotton firm; middlings 2!Zc; net receipts l62
bales; gross BAT; exports coastwise IS; sales 27S;
sso'A 'O1'. WILMINGTON, January q.
Cotton lrm; middlings alc; net receipts 81 bales;
exports oodSsWioo .. :, saws -,
8 Cotton quiet; low middling 2oxa2lH Hc; net re.
cepts ss5 baleslexports coastwise $40; sales zoo;
stock 1892.
Cotton firm and hfaVy;i snow restricts ousi.
ness: middlings 2fa21hc; net recelpts ZOo8 pales;
exports to Amsterdam 1000; coastwise 1853; sales
1000; STOCK 6pi4 :: y = =, ,,.,
Cotton quiet but 6rm; mtddlngs 2shc; sales
o%.' feoetpso 'e' o" 49, Hpupurs Janna-y 27 .
Cotton firm; middllng 2lc; receipts 2l43 bales.
81. ''l9It.79 - trzs MONTGOMERY, January 26.
We quote the market az follows: Good ordi'
nary .i9xc; striot good ordinary zoe; low MD
dliDgs 2okc; middlings 2o1c; =. I.nnorv o.
II Sales to-day It's bales; low lr,ddllngs 2o&c;
market quiet but drm. ,or
Cotton firm; middling 2lae1Hc; net receipts!
1909; exports 70 Amsterdam 144s; ales 100; stock
NEW ORLEANS. January 81
Cotton 11rm; middling5 2lHa2l1Sc; net receipts
lS29; gross 1895; exports to Genoa IIzo; barceio-
ma SIG; safes 1000; stock 22o;0l0 bales.
Tfg,: PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE MARKETs -
LONDON. January 27.
NEW YORK, January q.
Noon.-Flour quiet snd unchanged. Wneat
drm and quiet Corn steady: PORK quiet 81
Sl4 37a14 80. Lard unchanged; ~ aT1Ipentine ola
81 Rostn nrm at ~ 10 for strained
-5rEyeninR, ,--Hour unchanged. wheat and corn
q shade hrmer. Pork steady. Lard }shade.
nrmer sNavsls;nrm." Or rcertes quiet. -
- 6? { CINCINNATI. January 2l..
Flour and corn quiet: and unchanged: PORK
land rbacon IN light demand anu holoels nfm.
eUauc ctSodV U q .
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-01-29
PORT OF BEAUFORT.

Cleared % January, ship County Of Pic on, Er-
skIne for London, with 1850 ms phosphates, oy
OAK Point Mining co.
Cleared oath, ship Damio. Allan, for London,
with 1850 tons plosphates, by Marine aud River
Phosphatero. '-