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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-06
Camp Meeting Prices.

Inc Martud y Lue1dAu OVAAOSP
of the Boston Advertiser says
ANY one who wishes to buy a new ear
riuge. or a yoke of oxen, or to build a
small house, or purchase a piece of land,
comes to camp meeting with meat, OF
milk, or vegetables, or lets tents, or
takes boarders, or keep a barber shop,
and in any n Of these ways they are
sure to accomplish their desires The
eolored brother comes in for a share OF
the spoils, and in the matter Of extor-
| tiopate charges he is no whit behind his
E6hter-skinned neighbor. l stepped
over the way this morning to the bar
hers TO be shaved, and found customers
| nlenty. with no help but a boy. The
Elather was applied, and the azo used in
a manner to make timid people neryous
As I took my seat in his chair, | re-
marked that business seemed prosperous
with him. Equity drivin, sab, don't
pertind to give ginI'men a shave as we
do when we have clean towels-calls it a
serape and lets it go at that-eut a piece
right out of a mans face just now he
pleasantly continued, q he applied the
razor to my beard, / suggested a little
mere caution in the use Of his weapon.
q Do the best / can, sah-not half obad
as 1 served a man in Philadelphia-slit a
mans ear half way up a day cutting
his hair Thus did this eclored brother
beguile the operation by cheerful remi-
~niseenees Of his professional career.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-06
Another Old Time Mason.

At the planting of the orner stone of
the Cedar Valley Seminary, at Usage,
July 4th, uIt., there walked in the Ma
sonic procession the veteran Bro. Amos
Crazy, a man eighty years of age, and a
Mason Of ffty-nine years standing. he
was made in Albany county, New York,
in 1869. He is the fsther-in-law of
Judge Fasel, of Mitchell, Iowa, and,
thanks to his obedience to Masonic re-
g-uirements, he is in the enjoyment Of
excellent health. Age has not dullsd
his love for the order. He was a con-
spienous feature of the procession refer
red to, ante, and received a special NO
tiee from the pen of Gun contemporary Of
the 0sags Koscais.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-06

PoLLsRD says in his Lost Cause Re
.gaiaeda 9 Is is notorious that the people
Of the South never understood exactly
for what they we're sighting" Owing to
Nj &Poliards vastly superior erudition
upon this point the people Of the South
viii probably rejoice to free him from
being farther considered as SoutherneE.
The fawning twaddle of his book is BY
means suited to Southern notions Of
.propriety.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-06

II Thaddsus Stevens failed Of Apprs-
~ciation in this unhappy world, his last
moments were soothed BY the fact that
he would be warmly appreciated in the
next VI 2
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-06
III :.

Beverages are as multiple as races.
The Chinese drink tea and ask F"
other Orientals coffee and "rakI; ;" the
Russians tea, quass and champagne the
Germans beer, schnapps and bischoff
the English tea, beer, gin, whisky, rum,
brandy, cider, a little wine and a great
deal of the decoction of logwood mill
tary men prefer absinthe collegiaus
like only red water gruels and herb
teas do for the sick Spaniards get along
with chocolate and cigarettes; Italians
with ices and macaroni the Arabs know
nothing but kawa; the East Indians ~et
drunk on arrack and Gallon the Gircas-
SLAMS upon hydromel the Bashkirs upon
sc koumiss Americans use a great deal
of rum and grog, tea and whisky in the
Island of Cyprus wine is made from
figs in TartaFy kara-kosmus is made
from mares milk, and at Madagascar
from blood, from the juice of the palm
tree, and from the bean; the Brazilians
ferment maize aud millet seed sailors
drink distilled and oxygenized water /;
~financiers imbibe Chateau Yquem, and
the gods nectar. In fine, from all APP
pearanees, water considered as q beyer-
age is a mere prejudice, and sparkling
riyulets and gliding rivers were iRtended
only to turn the wheels of mills.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-06

A PITrsFIELD (MaSs9 firm has paid
$4,000 for insurance in the last thirty,
years, aud never lost a cent BY FIRE,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-06

wESpEbL PH1LLIPs openly owns up
that the Republican party has never
been loyal to a single principle" and the
New York Times indorses the statement.
With two such high authorities, every
one must be justified in considering the
Republican party entirely upprincipIed,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-06

QUARREL with no man, aud then no
nan viii quarrel With you.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-06

FoRNEY is a curious fellow he abused.
Buchanan because he lent him large
sums of money, and praised Thad Ste.
VEINS because he refused to loan him. He
could not go to Lancaster to attend the
funeral of the latter, because he was
afraid of being arrested by the executors
Of the former.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-06

A WEALTHY American lady, who has
rented a fine villa at Ems, was recently,
in her ignorance Of court etiquette, aaire
enough to send invitations to- a soiSee,
which she intended to give, to all the
crowned heads at, the fashionable water
ing places, including the King of Prus-
STA. These invitations were mot accep-
ted; but next day the King caused HIM
self to be introduced to the lady in ques-
ton on the promenade, and chatted a
lnno time With her.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-10-20
Columbus Market.

COLUMBUS, October jG.-CorroN-1he market
yet consists OF local speculation. though some con-
siderable orders have been hlieI. The following
gives the weeks operations at the warehouses, the
quotations being those of Northern niddlings; Sat
urday, price 23Rc, frn sales 100 bales. Monday,
ed and 235lc paid; sales "a bales. Wednesday,
few sales in the morn ng, but discourlgin2 New
York and liverpool news prevented anything from
being done in the afternoon. Lo numer of sales re-
ported. Thursday 2214a221ac, sails 143 bales. To-
day the following closing quotations: Ordinary
201lc; gool ordinary 2la21 sc; low middlings Do;
middlipgs INorthern) 221l'; good mlddiings -.
Saes 62 bales.
Most planters arc storing their cotton, awaiting
advance in price. Receipts thus fr have fallen of
ncIrly ope-half at Columbus, but at the potts tney
are over double what they were last year. Weather
dry and warm. Good rain Wednesday.
To-day's receipts 400 bales-1 by ~. R. R.. 11e by
NJ. q. R. R., - by Opolika R. R., 22j by wagons;
shipments bales-all for home consumption.
Receipts since September ], 1868, I211 bales; same
time last season II ,s55,
Warehouse sales for the week 304 bales.
Weeks receipts 1924 bales against 2T96 the CORES.
pondag week of last season, and 10 a the same week
OF Il previous year-T2 by NJ. r. r., $50 By NJ. G.,
Shipments 500 bales-42O by N. r. r., 123 by river,
Il for home consumption.
WEEKLY STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept 1st, 1s6s-ba!es........... 2so
Received past week. ek.....................l8? 1874
Received previously. .o5of- i2il
lOL2l. ......'s''s... i1SA
Ship pod past week. ............ ......... o66
shipped previously. .2a01- 1851
Stock hand Oct. 1G, 1861. ..4G2i
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Hoatou Market.

BOSTON, October rl6.-CoFTEE-There is mode
rate demand for this article small sales OF Java at
22hc Singapore Java at 21c gold; Rio at 6: gold.
and 2la22c currency; st Domingo sas1lc gold in
bond. oo.o
CoTToN-The receipts this week have been 2so9
bales, of which 23l6 bales were from New Orleans,
1893 from Norfolk, and 800 by the Providence Rail
road. There has been good demand. large
portion Of the receipts came TO eplnners ano CON
scquently the stock In tho market has not
increased Prices of some OF the higher grades nave
declined during the week l. ha2, per tb. The sales
of the week have amounted to 1000 bales The STOCK
here for sale Is about GOO bales We quote ordinary
at 22c; good ordinary csc; low middLng "a m1o'
ding 264a251.c; good middlins 2Sl29c pee 10.
FIsH-Codhsh have been in steady demand, Win
moderate sale; Of medium and large at s5a1; NoVA
Scotia STAT as; small worth nomually S4a4 70 per
qtl Mackerel are in tair demand. Sales OF BAY ano
Prince Edward Island No at S19a2l; No at sl3siA
Nos at 1a11 81 per bbl shore Mackercl selling
al s15a15 50 for No sl1a12 for No and s9a9 oo or
So3 Alewives are selling at So 50a6 53;picEelled net
ring 81 75a8 IS per Dbl. Box herring are wlthout
change; demand moderate.
FRUTT-The cargo OF raisins from Malaga, per sen
Addio n. Chadwick-John Clemens Son brand
was offered by auction on Wednesday. with tAe 1o-
lowing result; haisins-2c0 boxes loose Muscatel,
blue mark, 81 97tza5 02H; 400 boxes do do, black
mark, 81 72!ia4 80; 900 boxes London Layer 81 So;
300 half boxes do So 40 100 quarter boxes DO 81 36;
$500 boxes Eagle laye; 1000 sold ct 81 20; 1000 half
boxes do 100 sold at 50 17.s 2Co0 quarter boxes 90
400 sold ut 81 20Il221s; 100 halt boxes aat do 70
1900 quarter do do 700 sold at 81 :0 90 casks small
Muscate Bis So; 100 kegs do do ss-erms cash. less
per cent.
k1oE-1he market is quiet, with small sales Of
Carolina at 9a91Ic a ID.
TEAs-[Messrs ) Woodwork & Col-There has
been fair business doing. prices rolling in favor OF
buyers Oolonss-s1les 1907 half chests, mostly
common cargo. at 72a7Sc. Japans-sae5 1000 halt
chests at from 90casl H. Greans-sales of lines at
slightly lower rates, but holders generally firm
GUNNY BAGs-1hc market continues quiet; there
have been no saos of importance. They are held at
l9c, currency.
GUNSy CLoTH-The market for this article is dull /;
It'll worth nominally 201.c, currency.
BAY-The mar2ct is stea1y, with oderatc de-
maud. Sales Of Eastern good OF sasa24 per ton.
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steady; middng ht Id ut 24c.; sales on that easis
696 bales; receipts 1928 bales.
MOBILE, October 19.-Cotton quiet; middling
231Sc; sales $50 bales; receipts 5s34 bales exports
none
New ORLEANS October 19.-cotton in fair demand
and firm middling 2S>sc sales 5000 bales; receipts
s6T1 bales. Sterling 471&a491s. Gold s7H. York
sight par ouba sugar and rnoasses fair joboing de-
,nand. Rates unchanged. Three hogsheads W
Louisiana sugar arrived to-day.
LOUISVILLE, October 19.-Flour s6 25a6 o. Mess
pork SOL. Lard 19aa2O Shoulders 1S1sa1SA; clear
sides 17Aa171s. whiskey 81 25.
CNc1NNAT1 October 19.-Flour dull and in little
demand. Corn dull and irregular; new 60; old 95a
ST. whiskey quiet at 81 90. Pork scarce with small
sales at $50 rs. Lard dull-city 1s1s; country 18
Shoulders 13a135 clear sides II; sugar-cured hams
dull at l7lSa1SIS.
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L1YERroaL CLASSIFICATION.
Markets by Telegraph.
FOREIGN MARKETS.

FOREIGN MARKETS.
LONDON, October l9-consols unchanged Bonds
7SH.
LIVERPOOL, October 9-Noon.-Cotton steady;
sales 10000 bales.
Even:ns.-Tallow 5Gs. Gotten hrm; sales 1000
bales.
HAvaE, October 19-Coton on the spot II. &c.;
afoat If. &c. Rentes 70f. 27c.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW YORK, October 19-Noon-Money steady at
6 tot. Sterling 93S. Gold 3716. Flour to 1oc.
lower. Wheat dull and dropping Corn shade
easier Pork dull at S98 S7 Lard dull; steam 10 to
1917. Cotton steady at 251za25A. Iurpentine firm
at 44Ia45. Rosin quiet and steady; common strain
ed go 55. Freights quiet.
Evening.-Cotton steady; sales 1900 bales at ?51Sa
25Ac. Flour-both State and Western dull, the lat
ter loa2Oc lower super6ne Sc SOa6 S5; Southern dull
common to fair extra So 4oa9 10. Wheat dull and
dropping; white Michigan 50 9sa2 GO. Corn slightly
fsyors buyers; white Western 81 30al 81. Mess pori
dull and lower at S28 G. a2S rs. Lard dropping; II
kettle lg1als2lc. whiskey quiet and heavy. Gro
cerics quiet and firm. Turpentipe 44a441zc. Rosir
50 45a7 so. Frcights dropping; cotton by steam 7si
Z. Sterling frmer at 97S, business light. Cole
37I.
BALTIMORE, October 19.-Cotton steady at 25a?5]:
cts Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat very dull
with the lower grades declined to 10c. White corI
81 %; yellow 81 81. Oats firm: 77aSOc. Rye hrm
55as0c. Provisions quiet; shoulders lac; hams 22c
lard 2Oa2O1sc.
WILMINGTON. October 19.-spirits declined 2a21ac
Sales 40aiOhc. Rosn-low grades in good de
mand; sales, 81 10 for strained and No. 2. Mi1et
crude turpentine 50 65. Tar So 80. Cotton 25hc
middling 23c: low middling 22Hc; good crdinar!
111a22 ha23; mixed lots 231ac.
| AUGUSTA, October 19.-Cotton steady and in fai
demand; sales S35 bales; middlipg 231sc.; receipt
429 bales.
| SAVANNAH, October 19.-Cotton closed quiet bu
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Passengers.

Fer steamship Monterey from New York-Mrs
Jamincs. MIS- {! Oprenheim, Miss Moses. Miss N S
Boutcllc, Miss E NJ walcot, Miss Minnie D Stone,
Maria I. Whittcmore G Coleman and lady. General
o Hart, W Heriot, Capt W Humphrey. Alfred
Johr son, W Fuller, Kinney, Murphy, Lynch,
and 10 in stecragc i,
Per steamship Carroll from Ba!tmore-Alr and
Mrs Bcauagant, Mrs Childs, A Courtenay, -
Nelson. - Hahn.
Por steamer Emile. from Georgetown, c.
C W Noyes, A Morgan Lucas. 3 Boze nai. W
Ickuay, and othels.
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THE DAILY NEWS.
Tho Lost Spring.

"Tbe wear has been robbed of its Spring Fer
eks on Tie death of Aaenidn youth IN oaa>'
True words and tsaaer strain,
Immortal Greek !-sssin
Tired Summer faints; for oh. with deWy rain'
Aud rosy dawniDGs clear,
Though all thy months were here,
Rejoicing Spring, VIC missed thee from tho year
Hence Autumn is not glad;
Gray heads are bowed and sad
Her ecanty crown reminds them what she had
Ere War and Spectral Fear,
And Love, to deck the bier
OF youthful heroes, spoiled the vernal Jear'
And Winter Is more stern;
Prone on his chilly urn, .,,
Karthwards he nutters, ''She T1H NOT retu'n'
Our youth sleep far and near
Like them. she does not near
The loud March wind, the birth'cry OF Ee year,
The skirting poplars fling
Green banners of the Spring
Hiob on The air; the ours their Offering bring
pale flowers to Sorrow dear,
And many shining tear,
But ttou-where art thou, glory OF the yearf
The briar ut noon is sweet;
And, cool to cloven feet,
Tn. wsysite grass feels not the climbing heat;
But lol where stark ar d scar,
Stands, like q shattered spear,
ome leaf1ess signal of the stricken year.
Nor shrinks when Taurus glows;
Her bosom is still cold with mountain SHOWS.
o Yout5 SERENE severe
shining, swift career
Gone is the grace, the glory OF the year.
Upon dead Freedoms breast,
Bright, curly heads are pressed.
Ali many fiery heart is here At ressl J.
True words, old Greek how drear
Without her tones Of cheer,
Without her smile, how sulen ls the year.
Forever art thou fled
Spirit that. smiling, bled
BY Athens wal? How late We saw thee Tead'
With Hope, thy fair compeer,
In haggard Battles rear,
F1ower.footed Spring nor missed thee from the year
o God, bring back the Spring;
In vain ihe thrushes sing
In vain wild harps in leafy forests ring;
Their music, in our ear,
Is harsh, till she appear,
Till Thou, ut last, reclaim the perfect year.
Charleston, s. c.. October 1, 1868.
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Marine aews.
-
Port of Charleston, October 20
Arrived Yesterday.

Steamship Monterey, Ryder, New York--left 18th
nst. II. Mdze. To Ravenel & Co. Railroad Agent,
AdaE:s Express Co, N Galloway, McLoy Rice, ] b
Graver, Adger Co. N z Railroad Co, Adams, d.
mon Co, g Goodwin, Nachman Il Co, W Aiken,
Slaci9s Wittc North. steele & Wardell. Apple;
n Hunt, ONeill Burnhnn, c Hickey, j
O'Neill J Belts. " 5 Henerey, Oejen. H Bis
man, Hart Co, Ostendorff & Co, c D Brahe L Co, A
Hing D C'Ncil, Bliss & Co, Jefords & Co, Oney &
Co, q Brown. W Jager, S Preston, E Bates l.
co. Jennings. Thomlnson & Co, T Peake, & A
Caldwell, Johnston, Crews & Co, Pelzer Rodgers
Co, Clisom Bros, Klinck, Wickenbers & Co, r q
Cain, G. Ring, Kinsrnan l. Co, I NJ Cater, Katie &
Co, ] R Read l. Go, Cameron, Barkley & Co, Strauss
& Vance, Il Luhn, II Cobla & Co, Laurey & Alex
ander, Mrs Stackley, Dowie & Noise, A LANCER, g
W Steffens i Co, II DeLeon, Luhrs J. Stelling, j.
Enslow & Co. Tupper Son, 5 Marsha !.
Santen, P P oale, W Ecke:s, ] McElhose, g
Fairly & Co, o Michae.s, F Wehmap, Furchgott &
Bro, McConkey, Wagener, Heath & Monsses W
Yates, C Goldstein, Mantoue & c., H Gerdts & Co,
Marshall & Burge, II Zernow, G 'odrich, Wiueman
Co. Murphy, aud Order. Oct IL, NJ. Cape
Hatteras bearing WNW 8 miles, saw steamF hip Sara
eossa: same day, at 7 A NJ, Hatteras bearing NV II
miles, saw steamship General Barnes bound North.
steamship Carroll, Childs, Batimore-52 hours.
Mdze. To Mordecai & Co, Courtenay & Trenholm,
Railroad Agents, Jefords & Co. Mowry & Co. Wills
4 Chisolm D Briggs agent q Klatte & Co, d Paul
& Co. Il Bischotf Co, j HurRamp Co, w Iom-
ley " Webb, Klinck, Wlckenberg co, Field
man, E Fischer J n NJ Wohltman, Can eron,
BarRey q 20, DOWle d NOISE, hu>ecii, u NAe'S.,
R II Mcdowell & Son, Steamer Dictator, PeZer, Rod
gers & Co, R Murtland. E Jordan & Co, j Adger Il
Co, Hastie Calhoun l. Co, J Bruning, Vorganky.
" Marscher, Morris & Bro, Kriete l. Chapman, q d
Gruber, Neman & Berger, 3 O'Neill, Rcils, and
others Passed steamers America for Savannah, and
Cuba for Ravana; also, steamers North Point anu
FI!con bound North.
Brig Moonlight, Bourne, Darien, Ger, for Surf
nam. To ] 4 Enslow & co.
Steamer Emile, Davis Georgetown, c. 83
tierccs Rce and Sundries. To Shackelford 4 Kelly,
J Prirgle West & Jones, NJ Goldsmith & Son. B
Huger, W Johnston, A NJ Manigault, Mrs Edward
Frost, C Allston.
sl9op Julia, from Ashepoo. 1910 bushels Rough
Rice. To Hoppock.
IN THE OFFING.
Dark Harriet Z Hu.sey, Ross, Richmond Mes
days. Hay, &c. To the Master.
From this Port.
Steam ship Charleston, Berry, New York, Oct l6.
Schr AlonZo Austen, Foster New York, Oct 16, for
Boston.
schr Robert Caldwell, Mccormack, New York, Oct
II.
Cleared for this Port.
Steamship Champion. Lockwood, at New York, Oct
IT,
Ship Sumter, Keith, at New York, Oct IT.
Schr Matthew Kinney, Ogden, at Philadelphia, Oct
1G.
Memoranda.
The ship Expounder. Irving, from Boston. pre-
viously reported for this port arrived OF New o.
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Murray, Ferris s; Co.'s Naval Store Cil-
cuInr.

ESrrtS c. NV.'s -sI@N--A I'AeAS 80
culnr.
NEW YORK. october l7.-SPIRITs IUnPENTlNE,
The advance in Wilmington within Il short per1od
from 80 to i3c appears be based on causes entrey
independent of this market or OF English adviccs
Liverpool and London are now 25s. and 1t Is gene
rally conceded will 10 to 2is, while here the demand
is OF such retail character that we would ye: pe
43c but for Wilmington. The receipts at That port
for the Grst aalf Of this month sho| falling oh
from September equal to 273! bbls per month,
which, ro doubt. iuences the advance more than
the wants of exporters. which, We believe, are
greatly exagge.a ed. The wisdom cf tho movement
WILL Therefore, he tested by future receipts, which
we hope will continue to decline. as otherwise there
must of nsces ity be sudden collapse. the stock in
Northern ports being ncary cqualto three months
supply; sales for the week are 16S? 6bls at 4sa46
merchant 44a4j shipping, and 45i45.5 for New York
bols, closing firm OF 45c merchant, with lite or no
demand. Receipts S71 Dbls; exports 562 bols stock
about 1900 bbs.
Ros1Ns-Thc lower grades continue very dull, with
only moderate business; tho sales arc II. .5o) bbls
If which 5OJ0 are No and pale at 50 40 for bllck;
So 47i.a2 IS for strained; 50 G0a2 62is for good
strained 50 9Oa3 for No .; s33sA1s for No s5l6A
for pae SO eaea for extra pale Receipts 1928 bbls;
exports 9i37 bbs.
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Consignccs per Northeastern Railroad,
October 10.

2C4 bales Cvlton, Rough Rice, 11dzc, &c. To " G
Bee L. Co. Wagener Heath & Monsecs Mowr: L Co.
kirkpatrick " Wltte. J tamp5"n X 20, y W VIII
liams Co. Gracscr Lee, smith & Co, Pelzer, Tod-
gers Co, G Walter & Co, CEisolm Bros, Thurston
& Holmes, Ravenel & co, W Ryan, Frost Adger.
BA&J + Early, Caldwell & Son, hendal K Dockery,
screven e. NIsbet. CourtneT co, ] Schirmor, . a
ouackcnbush, AIazyck & Sa!tus, Novel;, Feeder
4 Dayis, Railroad Agent.
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Consisnccs per South Carolina Railroad
October 10.

so4 bales Cotton, 81 bales Yarn, $40 sicks Bran,
cars Wood. cars Lumber TO kailroal Agent,
Walter & Co. Frost & Adser, G =" Williams Co,
" Roach, Rysn, J Sloan, Graeser, Lee,
Smith IL Co. Claghorn, Herring & Co, Kirkpatrick Il
witto, Thurston & Holmes, Mowry IL Co. Brodie Il
Co. D DeSaussurc, Pelzer, Rodsers y Co, Bis
chofr Co. Caldwell & Son, I II & w Devices, P
bowling & Co, W Bee L Co. Mowry & Co, Reader
1; Davis. Nachman & Co, Crane, Boylston & Co. G
Sharp & Co, Ravenc Co. War,llaw X Carew, D
Kracke, j NJ Aaw:inson, Goldsmith Il Son, Dowic L
Noise, \ Robson.
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Gommerfial.
The Charleston Cotton Market.

The Charleston Cotton Market.
OFFICE OF TIE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS. /
CHARLESTON. Monday Evening, October 10, 'ts.
The market began with 6rmer feeling, ard with
an active and well sustained inquiry, p'ices sflen-
ed 15ahc q ib.; sales some 1869 bales, viz: 80 at
81; cat 2lE 17S at 90 l2 at o2A; 112 at 22z 54 at
221 3G6 at %; 237 q, 23 33 at 24, and prepai ed
on the Gullctt gin at 241sc. q Is. We quote
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary 10 Good Ordinary .......2t @29l.
Low Middling. g...,...,............2S a.
u1ddlinr. % ga
Strict Midding g.................A @
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y o " E 5 T I C {.
pncTnG.

BOSTON.
British ship David Cannon Jones, cleared. Sept 10
British bark Liverpool, Green, cleared. Oct
Brig Cyclone Johnson, up.................S Sept "a
Brig Carver, Bracket up. August 80
Scbr FLpuy Heating, Daniels, ...sept 10
NEW YoREs
steamship Alarmon, Faircloth. cleared. "A
Steamship Champion, Lockwood, cleared. Oct II
Ship Sumter, Keith, cleared Oct II
Brig James Baker, Phelan, up. Oct IL
Scar Iaa Burgess, Burgess, cleared. .......Oct 8
PHILADELPHIA
Steamship Promethcus Gray, to leave. Oct IT
BriI a DevIreaux, Clnrk, up. up.............-.Oct
Schr Lilly, Francis, up................... ..Oct 10
Schr Matthew Kinney, Ogden, cleared. lot l6
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LIST UF VESSELS

Up, CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS P0hi
FOREIGN
LIVERPOOL
Ship Rcharl the Third Wood, cleared. Sept SO
The Scntswood Yeaman, sailed. August 80
British bark Ansdel, Turpel cleared. August 2O
CARDIFF.
Bark Jenny Lind, Sherwood, sailed. August -
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Memoranda.

The ship Expounder. Irving, from Boston. pre-.
viously reported for this port arrived at New o.
leans Oct u.