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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-10

| na:aLS nnahLS MlLLS-NEW WHEAT
mil. ~. 'hR nearly completed the rcpairs To o,,r
EHF A~ee ee ere ere prepared To PURCUAsE SFM
foR CASH IN any quantity. A'A1
OtHee a, The ni5,. nhi5A,.xALL, CkENsHAW Il co.
NiS' tyt-at
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~.~~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~>~~~
w BARG GAINs TODAY
LEVY BROTHERS.
FIVE THOUSAND PIECES OF
DRESS GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
AT A REDUCTION OF
TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT.
!. $50 LINEN FANS at Is, 20, aud &C., LEES than
half price; also, all kinds of SILK FANS at
about half price;
pALM-LEAB FANS, silk bound and silk tassels,
at eoc., usually sold at Soc;
WILLOW FANS, with looklng-glasses In theln'
at 2oc., worth 2ec.;
600 dozen SPOOL COTTON at 2S and SOC. per
dozen, equal to Coats's cotton, warranted lo'
yards on each spool;
$50 HEMMED LAWN HANDKERCHIEFS at
Bc. worth sc.
1888 pieces MARsEILLEs TRIMMINGS at CSC.
piece, worth tic:
LINEN DUCK at 2oc. per yard'
LINEN DRILLING at sc. per yard;
ALL-WOOL TWEEDs at 7Sc. per yard worth IL;
REAL FRENCH wOvE CoRsETs, WHITE and
COLoRED, all sizes from 10 to % inches, 81 !;
A full assortment of WHITE and BUFF MAR
sEILLES and TRIMMINGS for same;
Five hundred BRIDAL QUILTS, large size at g.,
worth 3D.;
BONNET RIBBONS at soc. por yard, worth 5oc.
GILT HEAD-BANDS at 10 and l5c., worth IS and
Iec-i
! DoUBLE-wIDTH TUCKED AND sHIRRED
| Tor PUFFED) MUsLLNs at 7sc. per yard,
| worth $l.26
Many other articles to be enumerated in n few
davs In the meanwhile, make the best use Of your
, time by calling ut
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EDUCATIONAL.

DRIVATE MALE SCHOOL.-Intendins
K to teach my own children. will take a iew
additional boys. Any one desiring TO send VIII
address me at Whitlock post Office Halifax county
Va.
TERMS Tuition fee for ten months. SIS: board
for ten months $500. Total, s275: half payable III
advance. The session to begin September lst, 1894
and close June 30tl. 1889. "
iy a-2w THOMAS Z. BARKsDALE.
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WlOD AND COAL.

UNpVER HILL AND ANTHRACITE
I COAL. OAK AND PINE WOOD.-We are
,SIp,, or the Clover Hill Company, and are pre-
,-sI Ia sell the same at the lowest market rates.
Also. ANTHRACITE COAL and WOOD. We
should Ic glad 10 have call from our friends ana
''- BRAZEAL Il COTTRELL,
ivs-Im corner Ninth street and Basin bank.
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Aithnmnd 1ispatth,

THE CIRCULATION OF THE ..DIsPATCH"
rs LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-
LATION OF ALL TIE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THIS CITY.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, july 10, l36s
Sun rises. Moon rises. ....... 10 so
sun seLS.............7.l3i High Tide, 4. M,.S. .O7
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Many other articles to be enumerated in few
days. In the meanwhile, make the best use of your
time by calling ut
Tvs LEVY BROTHERS. 1s47 Main street.
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gg A T T e N Ito N.

GOODS LESS THAN BEFORE THE WAR.
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Lixerpoo1 Cotton Market.

LIVERPOOL, September Is.-CoTroS.- the
Biokers' Circular. 1.-The cotton market was much
depressed in tho carly part of this week, the de-
mind trough far in extent, being quite inadequate
to the pressure to SELL particularly in American and
on Tuesday pliceg became very irregular, with
considerable decline. The low rates attracted the
attention of buyers on Wednesday, when an In
creased business was done with moro steadiness
and to-day the sales have been large Mt advanced
prices, but the quotations still show decline Of
about 14d per IL ID mot descriptions. For sea
island there has been limited demand at unchang-
cd prices In American strong determination was
manifest to realize in The commencement OF the
week, and decline was submitted TO OF "a per ID,
and even moro in some iusta ccs. Yesterday and
to-day prices have partially recovered closing 'su
per To below last Thursdays rates. New York nd
vices to the 18th instant quote md5ing 26llc cost
ing to sell in Liverpool 10Ed per 10, by steamer
Brazil shared in the general depression, but Is again
in better request and closes i.d per 10 below last
weeks quotations. Egyptian has been in fair request
and prices have been steady. The ine qualities, be-
ing very scarce, command an advance Of Id per ID.
East Inda descriptions It and pressed for sale
up 10 Tuesday last at irregular decline In most IN
stances OF about I'D per h. Prices have sincc par
TALLY recovered, with an increased demand. but quo
iaions still close about 1d per lb below those OF last
week, except those for sawginned Dharwar which IS
scarce and wanted. In cotton "to arrive the trans
actions bave bcen numerous, particularly yesterday
and o.day. The latest quotations arc Mobile basis
of middllng, November December sh1pmen', 91d;
October and November, 10d; Dhollcra'l, fa'r new
merchants. sailing May and June, 7a4d per 10: Ihe
sales Of the week amount to 49, $3.50 bales, including
10Ofo ON speculation and 1850 declared for export
leaving 81 050 bales to the tiade. Friday, Sept IS
1he sales to-day amounted to Is 900 bales including
5000 on speculation and fol- export with quiet mar
ket at the close.
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Prices declared declared ior iair Import this week.

The stock CT cotton is estimated to-day at 452, $50
bales against SS6 $50 bales last year. thus showing
q decrease of 3s4,300 tales. There are IN stock
142990 bales American, against 2I0,O6O; 1l2,2O0
bales Brazil against 1884, 600; 22,860 bales Egyptian
against 3S. 400; andl i0,53J bales East India descrp
tions against 3G6 G30 bac3 last year. The quantity
oil cotton reported ut sea for Great Britain ls re-
ported ut GA COO bies Tor 10 bales from America
and Gi2 600 from East lndia against 369 600 bales
last year or $4,000 from America and 356. 600
from East lndia,, thus exhibiting m increase in
the quantity Of cotton ut sea for Great Britain
compared with last yeal OF 27j, 900 bales Compared
with the same date last ycur. the quantity import
c shows decrease Of zig. 400 bales; the qua uty
taken for consumption nn increase OF 237,92O
balce actual export presents d=creasc Of lGs,0.0
bales, aud the quantity taken on eculatlon an
increase OF 99O baleI. Midding upland cotton is
quoted at in,Sd again.t 9'6d; midfliins Orleans at
lO2zd, against 9;sd fair Pernam at 1890, against
alsd faic Egyptian ut I'D against lO15d; and fair
Dhollcrah Surut at 7'id against Gs at the cores
ponding date last year.
Compared with las, veek's figures, the stock OF
cotton shows deere Sc Of 27,4l0 bales; and i'll the
interval the trade Lave taken 1850 and exporters
$50 bales, together 1880 bales The actual eS,
port has been IFS bales and the import ap,oe4
bales.
The weekly deliveries OF cotton from this port o
the trade to this date have averaged 5l.l9O bales,
ag inst "a 930 bales to the corresponding date IN
1867 and a, $50 bales in 1885, The weekly average
for the entire year 1857 was A, 29] Bales
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there shall be issued to persons holding stocks
or SIX per cent bonds OF the city, and entitied
to receive the interest thereon accrued, on tne
first day Of October, - stock obligatory On
the corporation. The said stocks OF certln-
Gates thereof to embrace, for each person SO
entitled, all interest and arrears OF interest
due on the said first day Of October, to bear IN
terest at the rate of six per cent. per annum,
payable quarterly, and to be redeemable III
thirty years from date Prootded, that no
part Of said stock shall be issued tor any sum
less than twenty dollars, or for any 1ractlonal
quarterly interest and arrears tor less tnan
twenty dollars, and for fractional parts OF
dollar, shall be paid in city bills or Unltedd
States currency, at the option OF the city; ana
prorided further, that any person, 0ond nae;
holding stocks or six per cent. bonds on SAID
first day of October, upon which interest," mas
accrued, shall have the privilege, until the
thirty-frst day of December next OF discount
ing such interest, or any part thereon, against
taxes due by him to the city on said first day
of October, and may receive any balance IN us
favor iu new stock, according to the amount
thereof. in manner Aforesaid.
SEC. 2. The form of certificate and mode OF
transfer of said stock shall be subject to the
same regulations as now exist IN relation 10
other stocfs OF the city.
DEFERRED BUSINESS.
The communication from the City civil Eli
gineer, protesting against the late ordinance
passed amending the ordinance under which
he was elected, which was laid over at the last
meeting, came up for consideration.
Alderman Lindstrom moved that the considc-
ration of the same be indefinitely postponed.
Carried.
Alderman Weston offered the following reso-
luton:
Resolued, Thata an election for city officers be
held at the next regular meeting. OF Council,
and that the clerk be authorized to publish
The same.
he stated that number of the city officers
were opposed to some of the Beard OF Alder,
men, and, in case of disturbance, would assist
instead of suDpressing it.
The resolution was not seconded.
The following ordinances were ratified: :.
An ordinance to alter and amend an ord1.
nance to establish and regulate the Office OF
City Civil Engineer, ratified 26th February,
1867. :.
An ordinance to change and modify an ordi-
nance to raise supplies for the year 1868, and
for other purposes.
An ordinance to relieve certain persons from
the payment of fees to the Clerk OF Council,
and for other purposes.
On notion, Council then adjourned.
". II. SMITH, Clerk of Council.
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Boston, Market.

BOSTON, September S0.-CoFFEE-The market
continues quiet for this article, but scarcely any
change since our last lot of 1000 pockets Slnga-
pore Java sold to arrive at prcc We did not learn;
small lots o. Java at 22a23c gold; Rio at II aa1Tc
gold, aud st Domingo At 9a91ac z ID gold in bond
stocks are hold above the views of buyers.
CorToS-The market for this article is firm under
the influence of favorable foreign adviccs and very
light stocks. The advices from the South are not
quite so iavorIbc C, the wet Weather having caused
more or less damage to the crop. Manufacturers are
purchasing ONLY Ia small lots and we quote ordinary
at Il 1sa22c; guod ordinary 23l24c low middling 24l
25c; and mdding 1t 25l.a2GlSc q IT, including up
lands and Gulf The latter grades are most inquired
for.
DoMfsT1cs-The market for cotton goods is very
unsettled End lower and quotations are almost nom
nal. There has been considerable doing for export.
but jobbers are pure Iasing moderately. more ac-
tive trade is looked for later in the season. and prices
have now touched point that may lead to specula-
tive purchases. Woolleps continue In demand. aud
all seasonab.e goods are sold close up 10 production
at satisfactory prices.
GUNNY BAGs-No demand for gulny bags, and
prices are quite nominal. Stocks are held above the
views Of buyers.
GUSSY CLoTH-Market dull with sales Of 2l300
bales at 214a2lIac per yard, currency; $50 ales do
at 207sa2lc; and 75 bales Dorneo cloth q. 2aolc in
New York.
HAY-There have been further sales of Eastern and
Northern at SlGls24 per ton as to quality,
NAVAL SToRES-l The market is dull for spirits tur-
rent'pe and prices have declined 10 4Fa4Tc per gal
Ion. In tar sales have been confined to small lots at
81 25a4 so per hbl III Rosin sales of 100 tbls No
at price we did not learn In pitch sales at So 75a
81 per Dbl for Southern.
kTcE->alcS OF 1900 barrels Carolina at 0l9zc per
pou d. No Rangoon here, but considerable supplies
are coon expected.
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THE DAILY NEWS.
The Reign OF Autumn
BIZ ALICE CARY

The rust is over the red of the clover,
The green is under the gray,
And doyn the hollow the fieet-wlngeo sWeiloW
Is flying away and away.
Flei are the roses, dead are the roses,
The glow and the glory done,
And down the hollow the deet-Winged swallow
Fly the way o. the sun.
In place of summer, dread new conner,
his solemn STATE renews;
A crimson splendor instead Of the tender
Daisy and the darling dews.
But ohl the sweetness, the full completeness,
That under his reign are bornl
Russet and yellow in apples mellow.
And wheat and millet and cora.
His frosts so hoary touch with glory
Maple and oak and thorn
And rising and falling his winds are caillne'
Like hunter through his horn.
No thi iity sower, but just mower
That comes Wnen the day is done,
With warmth a-beamipg and gold a-Sieaml'e'
Like sunset after the sum-
And while fair weather and frost together
Color the woods 80 gay,
We mnst remember that chill December
Has turned his steps this way.
And say, as We gather in the house together
And pile the logs on the hearth,
Help us to follow the light little swallow,
Fen to The ends Of the earth.
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Gommfrfial.
Exports.

Exports.
LIvERPOOL-Per British brig Cecilia-87 bales Up
lard Cotton, 6615 bushels Corn, Ais bbls Rosin.
cases Wine.
NEW YoRK-rer steamship Manhattan-5 bags I
and 459 bales Upland Cotton l03 tierccs Rice z
bales Yarn, 10 bundles Paper, 20 empty Barrels.
1913 sacks Feed, 10 rolls Leather, q packages
Sundries.
PHILADELPHIA-Per steamship Prometheus-413
bales Upland Cotton, 25 bales Domestics. ~
boxes GLASS; % tierces Rice, 200 casks Clay, ~
bags Corn, bale Wool, zoo packages Dried
Fruit, and Sundriea.
BALTIMOkE-Per steamship Falcon-572 bales Cot
ton, 40 bales Rags, % bales Hiues and Skins, 50
herces Rice, IA bbls Rosin, So casks Clay, 10
hhds Phosphate As tons Phosphate. hhds Cop
per, bales Yarn, rolls Leather, 5S pkgs Dried
Fruit, 5000 feet Lumber, Is packages sundries.
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RQilroaDs.
CHARLESTON CITY RAILWAY COM.
PANY.

CHARLESTON CITY RAILWAY COM.
PANY
OFFICE CHARLESTON CITY RAILWAY co.,
CORNER BEoAD AND EAST BAY STREETS, !
CHARLESTON, So. CA October 2, 1868.
ScHEDULE OF THE CHARLESTON CYTI
RAILWAY COMPANY.
KING-STREET LINE.
Leave Upper Termirus Leave Lo,rsr Tsrmiau
at73OA.M., and at inter- ct A.St., and at inter,
vals OF ten 10, minutes vals of ten i10J minutes
during the dAy till the during the day till $50
last trip at PM. PM.
N.E.-Leavc the Bat>ry as follows: On the hour,
and ten (l0l minutes OF the hour, from A. A.,
except at tverc t12 minutes Of o'clock a. NJ Every
other trip from the old Postoilice until 43O P. NJ
from the Upper Terminus, when all the trips are tc
the Battery.
ut 73O NJ, ani at inter at sos An. and at inter
vas of twelve "a minutes walls of ten t10l minutes
PsI, InFns tie day till 81 d. during the day f'' p
N.B.-Leayc tic Battery at serentcen l7I minutes
aile the hour. and Jorty-one E41 minutes after the
hour. Eyerr other trip from the old Postofhce un-
til AIS P. N. from Upper Terminus, when all the
trips are to the Battery.
KING-STREET LINE.
Lea7e Upper Terminus Leave the Lolcer Termi.
nj 0 AM, and at inter- nus ut $50 AM. and al
yals OF iftecn li5) min intervals OF ttccn Us
u.es till 100 2. NJ. minutes till 7.31 p. II.
N.B.-An the trips are to the Battery.
RUTLEDGE-STREET LINE.
Leave Upper Terminus Leave Lo,ucr Te,1ninM
at AN, and ut inter- at 9.35 AM, and at inter.
yuls of every twenty 20 walls CT every twenty l20I
Minutes till 6.45 PM minutes till 1.30 PM
N.B.-An the trips are to the Battery.
5. w RAMSAY.
October Secretary and Treasurer.
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The Cnarleston Cotton Market.

OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS,
CHARLESTON Saturday Evening, October 8, 1868.
The staple opened steady, with some demand. and
few sales transpired at about 241sc. q fb for mid
dlings, but news that Liverpool advanced to lOAd.
caused sellers to sten their ra.es and there were
few transactions at 24a24Sc. for low mddlinss and
25Ec for strict middings; but the market having
become too stroug for buyers they generally with
drew. The sales were ITO bales, viz at %, at
23, 26 ut d. at 24H, % at 243S Is at PAX, SO Mt
24%, SO at a42, and "a at 2514c. q ib. Tho article
closed too unsettled for quotations to be given.
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Markets by Te1egrap pin.
FOREIGN MARKETS

LONDON, October 3-Noon.-Consols 941s; bonds
7414.
L.vEnpooL October 3-Noon.-Cotton buoyant;
up!ands 1o5Sa1OA; Orleans loyal; uplands afoat
10. Sales estimated OF $4,000 bales.
Afternoon buoyant; uplands 105&; Or
lean, H. Sales 10000 bales. Red wheat 10. Cd.
Lard o1s. 9d. Tallow AIS Cd. Turpentine 25s. Cd u
HAvnE. October 3-cotton f-mer and higher;
ordinary 1877 francs.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW YORK. October 3-Noon.-Money acnVe Ut ''
Sterling active ct 81 Gold 14o14. North Carohnas
66H, new G51s; Virginia coupons 53}S, new samc'
Tennessee e1-coupons 7OA, new 69A Flsur-shaae
frmer for lew; dull for other grades. Wheat-shade
frmer for spring; heavy for winter. Corn lc lower
Mes, pork SOS 80. Lard dull. Cotton Hrmer OF II.
Turpentine 43a4315. Rosin steady.
Evcning.-Money market broke down, cosing'
call 3a5. Gold stronger at 1401s. Governments
firm and higher. Bank statement-Decroase IN
loans, O0O specie, SAG 900; deposits, s7l49-
ooo legal tenders, s3,S47.C0O; incre &c, s2O4 oOo
Cotton frmer; slles $500 bales at 25a27c. Flour
steady. Wheat frmer Corn rn-mixed Western 81 IL
al II. Mess pork s2s Co. Lard quiet aud steady.
Naval stores AMI groceries quiet. Fretghts un-
changed.
BALTIMORE October S-cotton very firm at z7c.
Flour extremely dull; low grades 25; lower; others
nominallY unchanged. Whcit dull; prime rel, 81
o5a2 So Other grains firm. Provisions unchans-
cd. virginias, old, inscribed 46; G6s. 1873; CTS,
47ls bid
WILMINGTON, October 3-spirts Turpeutine firm
at sc. Rosns qu,el; strained, 81 70; pale, 81 70
Tar steady at 50 co. Cotton firm; middling, PA
a24I5c.
SAVANNAH, October 3.-cottou opened quiet; cl's-
ed firm; saes 800 bales; middling 25a25}sc; receipts
1860 bales; exports 29j4 bales.
MOBILE, October S-cotton-sa,cs, 1000 tales;
marke; firm; middlng, 2i1zc; receipts, 1l73; no
exports.
NEW oaLEAss, October s-cotton advancing !;
middling, 25kc; sales, 1900 ba'cs; receipts, 144O
bales exports, to Liverpool 24OO balcs; coastwis',
2o76 bales. Sterling, 4924a5l. New York sight, y
discount Gold, l39.
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Arrived Saturday.
Steamer City Point McNelty, Palatka, via Jackson
vile, Fernandina and savannah. Al bales and
108 tales Upland Cotton IA cask Rice and Sundries
To Aiken Co, W Lawton, G Insraham &
son. Fraser & Dill. Kirkpatrick & Nitte, Pinckney
Bros, A LANCER, Kres:el Jr, " Williams, 2
Bowling, Cohen, Hanckel l. Co. Major Aulden, H G.
& Co, N, aud & I'd.
Sloop W Foster, from Santee. 925 bushels Rough
Rice. To r Pringle.
Steamer st Helena. Rumley, Georgetown. S. C.
bags I Cotton, and Sunhrics. TO j n Murray,
Fraser & Dill, S Howe. F Barnett, C b C.aussen,
Roper & Stonez, N McGority, and others.
Cleared Saturday.
Steamship Manhattan, Woodruff, New York; A
Steamship Prometheus, Gray. Philadelphia
Steamship Falcon, Horsey, Haltnore-courtenay &
Trenholm.
British brig Cecilia, Bistrup Liverpool Walker.
Sailed Friday.
Schr Jessie Knight Plum, Darien, Geo.
Sailed Saturday.
Steamship Manhattan Woodruff, New York.
From this Port.
Steamship Charleston, Berry, New York, Oct @
Brig G Gcery, Conkln, New York, Oct 1.
schr Montana. Bearse. Boston, Sept 80.
Up for this Port.
schr " Mann, Stanford, at Philadelphia, Oct l.
Cleared for this Port.
Steamship Monterey, Ryder. at New York, Oct 1.
Bark Helen Sa9ds, Otis, at Boston, Sept 80.
Memoranda.
Tie schr Carrie S Webb, Day. from Georgetown,
c, arrived at New York Sept 80.
--O--
LIST OF VESSELS
Up. CLEARED AND SAILED F0R THIS Pohi
FOREIGN
LIVERPOOL.
The Scotswood, Yeaman, sailed. August 80
British bark Ausell, 1urpcll, cleare August 81
1he ST Louis, Hubbard: cleared.
CARDIFF.
Bark Jenny Lind, Sherwood, sailed. August -
ESTIC.
BOSTON.
Ship Expounder, Irvine, cleared. Sept 25
British ship David Cannon Jones, cleared. ..Scpt 10
Bark Helen Sands, OTIS, cleared. sept 80
Brig Cyclone, Johnson up. sept ~
Brig Carver, Bracket. up. August 3O
Sehr Hawkins, Wyatt, cleared. Sept 28
Scbr FLnuy Keating, Daniels, up..........Sept 10
new YORK.
Schr " Smith. Tooker, cleared Sept 20
Schr Myrover, Brown, Sept Is
PHILADELPHIA.
Schr Ida Richardson. Bedell, ceared Sept 27
Schr Plandome. Edwards. cleared. Sept %
Schr " Mann, Stanford, up................Oct
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Passengers.

Per steamship Manhattan. for New York-Bishop
DAVIS and daughter, Rev N Strausbury, Rev H G
Law, ] Stackley. j a Redwin. Allston W c Char
man, Rev j & Mccullough, Mrs p Toale, Wood
ruf. Miss Battle Woodruff, II I Cogbin. q Leid-
inr and four children, nd in the st erage.
Per steamer City Point from Paatka, via Jackson
VILE Fernandiua, Savannah. &c-G Davis Mrs Cru
ber G Marsh, DR. D Evans j Cauthem, New
ton, Mrs Beidnall and ughter W q Cooper. Mrs j
" Brothers, Mrs D Meador aud servant, Nj craig,
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, October 8. 3.-1uRpENTiSE-S
change in price, and cepts meagre. Sales OF only
69 bbls at GO for soft per 280 lbs.
SPIRITS TuRPENTISE.-Market quiet but steady
with sales of liz bbls at SOC per gallon.
RosIN- Quiet, and only 100 bbls sold at 81 10 fo
strained and 81 90 for pale.
TAR-Sa!es Of 95 bbls al 50 GO Fer Dbl.
CoTToN-MGrkct frmer and q shade higher; sale
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Mrs Curry and three children. Hoffman, Mixer,
G mckinley, J Goldsmith, and IA on deck.
Per steamer st Helena, from Edisto and Rockville
Col j Wha.ey Miss Berlin, Major Berlin, Alary L
E johnson, F A Barrett, S Whaley, L D Chadwick,
DR. Cook, and % on deck.
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ConsIgnces per South Carolina X abroad
October 3.

es4 bales Cotton Al bales Yarn, 800 bushels Grain
10 bbls Naval storcs, clrs Wood. 10 RallroaH Il;
Williams & Co, Willis & Chsom, Graeser, Lee. Smith
& Co, Goldsmith & ION. L TeSau' sure, w Lee.
" b Williams, Reeder & Davis, & Devices, G
II HoppocL, Chisolm Bros. Johnston, Crews Go,
Salinas, B Muligan, B Sloan, Courtney
T. Co n q sbarp f Eripo & Co. Clai thorn. Herring
& Co, Stol!, Webb X Co, B o'Ncill, c Gravtley
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Savannah Weekly Cotton Market.


SAVANNAH, October 1.-The receipts since our
last report have been quite large, planters, 10
doubt. being anxious to reap the benefit OF the rise
before another falling of occurs which. III our opn-
oa is not likely be the case, at least for some nme
TO come. The fact is now pretty well established
that the crop will be short in this country which is
also the case in India and Egypt: The proportion OF
GOOD middline cotton ls much less now than was
raised previous to Tho war, while the demand is
ereater. Notwithstanding Liverpool and New York
report an advancing market ours remains quiet,
csused partly, we Think by the irpossibiity of Liy-
erpool buyers entering the market upon their limit
and the combination Of the steamship lines advan-
cling freighIs to Ncper to New York which, Of it,
Sc takes &c off prices The better grades only are
now in demand for Northern ipment, and buyers
want margin which holders generally reus au to t5sT ac
is disposition on the part of sellers to accept fair
The receipts ct this port since the oath ultlmo.
amount to 5S75 bales upland and do sea islands OF
which 5Ul5 were received per Central Railroad, sSS
the savannah River Il from Forida, and bales sea
leland from Larien The exports for The same time
have been Sill bales upland. OF which 49Ol wee
shippcd TO New York and 2l0 10 Baltimore.