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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, September er4-CoFFEE-Sales to-day
600 rags ex Agnes, and 1860 do, ex Star Of Devon
both OF private terms.
..FLouR-Continues dull; We note sales of 100 bbls
choice Western extra at S1l and 100 bb!s Howard
street super at Hear OF no sales City Mills e1-
cep for retail wants. very little inquiry Tor export
- lRAIs-Wheat-O Offerings consist OF 257S bushe ID
whte and IT. 900 bushels red ine I'D ed In the sal
were 600 bushels choice Maryland white at 81 TO- 400
bushels choice Western at SO 05 700 bushels prime
MARYLAND at 80 co. 1000 Inferior to fair do at
81 SOa2 A5-of red lou bushels choice Maryland at
SO 60; 1900 bushels good an prime ut 81 s0a2 As;
$50 bushels air do at 50 10l2 22 800 bushels West
ern at So lOa2 15; 1000 bushels tough 81 GOa2 O5.
Corn-l450 bushels white and 100 bushels yellow
received; no prime white reported, sales of 400
bushels damaged and common at 81 l7al %; 800
bushels primo yellow nt 81 28 and 100 do fnir at
SI25 Oats-5065 bushels offered; marA ct active and
rrner with eaes of 5000 bushels bright ut 70a75:;
1900 sushels fair to good 65ao8c 6c0 bushels in
ferior at 55c-all weight. Rye-l0O bushels prime
sold at 81 80 per bushel.
Mo1AssEs-No sales reported today.
Ppoy1sroSs-Arc steady under Sood consumptive
d.snd. rc still quote for bacon shoulders l45<a15r
rib SIDES TIC, clear rib 171sa17%c; hams range Us
to Quality from l8 to 23c; bua meals We duoie not
mai viz: shoulders l34c rib sides l5i4al51sc c!c1r
rib i5al5sIc; mess pork 500 25aS0 80 for large aud
small lots; prime mess S27 per Dbl. Lard-sales OF
western at 19c, and city at 1870 per b, retail lots
still higher. o,<.,o,>.
R1cE0we quote Carolina quiet at 92ls1o1ac, as to
quality; Rangoon 9,4a9alc per II.
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The stock CT cotton Is estimated to-day at 6lO 2lO
bales, against 1866 040 bales last year, thus showing
q decrease of 256 430 tales. There are IN stocS
215, ,090 bales American, against S2S, S,2So; liu.2uo
bales Brazil against 1SS, 700; TAO bales Egyptian
against 45 2l0 and 129, 760 bales East India cotton
against 232520 at the corresponding period IN 1851.
The quantity of cotton at sea for Great Britain 10 re-
ported at 722,50O bales Tor $500 only from America
and 10000 from East lndial against 657, 600 bales
last wear for 2S0c0 from America and bSl. 0OU
from East India thus exhibiting an increase in the
quantity of cotton at sea for Great Britain OF
les 500 bales. The quantity hnporteJ. compared
with the same date last year, shows decrease OF
liz $50 bales; the quantity taken for consumption
shows an increase bales; actual exports de-
crease of 1853 $50 bales, and tue quantity taken on
eculstion an increase of 294. 800 bales Midding
upland cotton Is quoted at lloyd, against 10xd; mid
ding Orleans ut loXd, against lid; fair Pernam
at 10d, against lid; fair Egyptian at 11hd against
lSd and fair Dhollerah Surzt at 7Ad, against 1Ha'
In making the above comparison 1t Is necessary 70
observe that the corresponding we'k last gear
included lsrge import t142,eSS bales, while the
on goIngs were to o very moderate extent. Com
pared with last weeks figures, the stock OF cotton
shows decrease of $40 bales; and IN the interval
the trade have taken r. $40 bales the largest week
ly total since april last and exporters q $40 bales
tthe largest weekly total since February last); TO-
eefler I60 bales. The actual export ha5 been l3
926 bales, and the Import 1e, 1Sl bales.
The weekly deliveries of cotton from this port to
the trade to this date have averaged 5O,950 bales
against 780 bales to the same dae last year, and
As $40 in 1866. Tee weekly average OF the erure
year 1867 was Al, 290 bales.
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tl-. -
Items OF State News.

1.-THE telegraph Office at Orangeburg has
been discontinued. =.rHl.,
Orangeburg News thinks that the esti-
mates Of the, cotton crop, made at commercial
. centres, are all rather high, and that the crop
viii mot exceed /, ,s00, 900 bales.
Mr.. Jacob Howell, a worthy citizen Of Lex
ington District, fell dead in his yard on last
Tuesday, from over-e1citement and affection OF
the heart. ,-a:.f
5o-The first bale Of new cotton was brought
to Sumter on Tuesday last by Mr. G. @. Myers,
ef Provide and sold to Messrs. Green, Wat
s9n y Wslsh, Of % cents per pound.
are glad to learn that .ae statement
published on Saturday relative to the death OF
DR.. Ray, is incorrect. The doctor has been
i'll, but is now rapidly recovering. ~ 10
!. --on Friday i@afnning, the house of Mr..
james rrer., on Qniniue Hill, near Columbia,
was struck by lightning and considerably
damaged. Fortunately no one was injured.
"A correspondent writes us from Marion
Courthouse, under date Of September 4: he
.ports from the country are OF 8 decldedjy
gloomy character. the rust is sadly on the IN,
Crease: w. w. Brady, OF this district, shipped
The first bale of new cotton to Wilmington this
week. eItewas sold for thirty cents per pound
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CHARLESTON CITY halfway COM


CHARLESTON CITY RAILWAY CON-.
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OFFICE CHARLESTON CITY RAILWAY CO.,
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Markets by Telegraph.


LIVERPOOL. September 5-Noon--Cotton steady;
sales, 10, 600 bales Lard buoyant at Cts Cd. Teow
strong at ASS 81. Sugar dull. Others unchanged.
Sales Of the week, $1,000 bales; c1porc, $1,000
bales; speculation 5000 bales; stock, 900 bales,
of which It's, 900 bale, are American.
Eyening-Cotton easier with q slight decline; up
lnuds, 1OX; Orleans, 11d sales, 10000 bales Lard
sss Cd. Turpentne, 26s.
HAVANA, September 5-Sterling, 151aa16A pre-
MUM. Federal currency, GO days, TX discount.
Gold, 60 days, 4la5 premium.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW YORK, September 5.-Evenng-Money e;IsT
at 2a4 Gold firm at 144H. and closed ut 144H.
Sterling quiet at 914 The bank statement shows IN
increase loans OF $40 900; circulation, de-
crease in deposits 50 000 legal tenders, 773,
900; specie s1S3, ,000 Cotton dull ana shade low
er; sales OF 600 bales at 29H. Flour dull; superhne
State s7as 2o extra So l5as 10; choice ss sOa9 90.
Wheat-Spring shade hrmer; winter q shade lower.
Corn dull; mixed Western 81 22a1 22H Whiskey
heavy; bond 65. Mess pork quiet; new s2s 90. Lard
frmer and active; steam 10; kettle 2oa2o5s Tur-
penrine AK. Groceries steady. Freishts dull.
BALTIMORE, September 5.-Cotton steady and dull
at 2sh. Flour weak. Wheat frmer. Corn steady.
| Rye, oats and provisions unchanged.
| WILMINGTON, September 6-Spirits turpendne
dull; no change. Rosin quiet; No 1, 50 5oaS So
| Tar declined; held at 50 IS.
SAVANNAH, September 5.-Cotton dull md nomi-
nal; receipts 27S bales.
AUGUSTA, September 5.-Cotton market fiat; sales
eight bales, nominally at 27kc; receipts six bales
The recent heavy rains have seriously Injured the
cotton crop. and news from Middle Georgia repre-
sent the rust, the worm and the rot to be all at
work. - ,,. ,,,...
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A q PRIVATE SALE.-A FINE NEW
q STORE, with Rooms above. Kitchen. and other
ldiups in the most business part OF the to"n'
One.third cash; baancs on long credit.
One Steam Engine, fifteen horse power with OF
without saw Mill-chesp.
Une Billiard Table, IN good order. Price s22o.
One French Burr Wheat Mill. sl75.
ilne Set of en- Pms aud Balls. sou.
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Gommers;;ssi..
Exports.

new YoRK-Per steamship James AdgerZl9l bales
INLAND Cotton. A bbls Rice $50 bbls Rosin, 40
casks Clay 2e bundles Paper, 121 bales Dom es.
tics, 2OO bb.s Flour, 81 empty Barrels; 10 rohs
Leather, 164 packages Fruit and Vegetables.
steamship Fdlcon-12S bales Cot
ton. 46 bales Domestics, 40 bis Rosin, 152 casks
Clay, 10 bales Rags, bale Wool, 273 sacks Dried
Fruit, 5 bbls Dried Fruit. casks Copper, II
casks Iron, 19 rolls Leather, l6 bales HIDES, 10
packages Sundries, s66. 600 feet Boards anu hun''
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sa:es, 80 oales middng 26 rec ipts, 81 bales; e1.
ports, 81 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, September 5.-cotton quiet and
steady; middlins 27; sales 26s bales; receipts 466
bales Sterling 56a57H New York eight par u pre-
MUM. Gold 4Sa sugar nominaly unchanged;
stock Cuba in first hands about 5000 boxes und 100
hhds. Molssses neglected.
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