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Manchester Cotton Goods Market.

MANCHESTER, September 1.-THE market was
disappointing to-day. There was q little Improve
haent In tone yesterday, which led 70 the exPec-
tation OF greater activity today. For shipping
yarns we have had O decidedly quiet and nat. ~
market. There are offers In the market for
,,.,.ns for considerable quantities, but at nriccs
which could not be listened to .. present. de.
pressed as the market is. Tbe.e has been n little
more inquiry iIolS for home :lade yarns but no i'm:
as on Tuesday. Less than an average business
has been transacted. Spinners are not at all
making sales to balance the rate OF production,
and have not been doing so for several weeks, and
hence accumulation Of stocks and decline in
prices more than equal to that for cotton at Liv-
erpool.
buring the flatncss In business which occurred
within the last few weeks the pric OF yarn have
given way 1H to ID per 10. For cloths, the
offers Of buyers since Tuesday at low prices have
been more general, and O moderate amount OF
business has been transacted leading to . partial
clearance Of stock. The improvement in cotton
at Liverpool appears to have arrested for the
present any further downward tendency In
prices and although the business done here to-day
has not been large, We and holders OF cloth tc,;c;S
more cheeffnf IeA,tAe .MA0le there is a,na3ness.
The suspension OF Mr. II. r. Stevenson, OF Albert
Square, Manchester, cloth and yarn agent and
general dealer, is announced to-day, with E3S,.
900 liabilities, much OF which falls on Manchester
cloth houses. ira;tT'
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TIE STATE coNsrABu1ARr.

The Grand Jury Of Abbeville County, In their
presentment, published in tho Press of last
week, thus httingly characterizes the aetings
and doings of the State constabulary, which is
q nuisance in the eyes Of honest people and a
grieyous sore on the body polite:
AS q part Of the history Of the times, and as
an evil calling loudly for redre. 3, on account
wolves and ahects-being no other than the
psss we sei ss it % our duty, S UNDER under the solemS
obligation Of the grand jurors oath, to present
Of the State constabulary In this county. Not
to go back on the many acts OF lawlessness
which they have committed Of which we, as
we advert 10 the outrage Which was perpetrat-
ed by members Of the constabulary during the
present week, and which came, under our
observation In our organized capacity.
gen Of this county, who was under
bond to attend tile court, ~as without
warrant or process Of law, seized by 70
member Of the constabulary, and violently and
pal prison Of the town. At this juncture mo-
thing but .he most determined efforts on the
part of certain influential persons Of the town
a. warrant having been obtained for the arrest
Of thu offender, he was brought before mag
!strate, but, instead Of being committed to
, jail, oE bound over to answer Tor his crime, BY
erty, as being member Of the constabplary
force, an d therefore above the law. !. Such are
the fhc9 etated In the magistrates endorse
sns the wsssat athe sre person q the
law than his property ieyen--is thus to be
Sfa s SoSySf aa amsnI ; aat i9 sXnpa.hy With the
responsibia 1{as fhsy claim to be) TO the jastiy
constituted authorities Of thu country. wb feel
. saiiet.npon- .eopseIvaaors q 7ife public
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A HANDSOME BEouEsr FOR THE sourn.-The
following is the codicil Of the will of the late
Caleb Dorsey, Esq, OF Howard County, Nd,
making q charitable bequest for the benefit OF
Southern people. The codlcil bears date Au-
gust 10, 1869:
give and bequeatA $4,000 to my brother.
hcuocn f. Dorsey, and Governor 7. w. Lgon,
IN special trust, to apply the same to the relief
OF such portions of the people of the late slave
holding States of this Union as the said trustees
may think most require assistance on account
OF their suffering and want, and the said sum
ol money shall be applied In such manner as
they may deem best to accomplish my purpose.
II my personal estate should not provo suffi-
Client to pay all legacies, including this Of $sO,-
SoO. ! direct that so much shall be deducted
from the $4,000 given by tho codicil dated
August l6, 1869, as may be necessary to make
the South, 30 ir7|7 .i'Sse's NN -
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Markets by Telegraph.
FOREIGN NARKETs

FOREIGN MARKETS.
LONDON, october q Evening -Consols, o.
Bonds, S21l.
LIVERPOOL, October 2-Evening.- quiet;
uplands 1876; Orleans, 12,Id; sales 1000 bales
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
Nsw YORK, october 2-Noon.-Receipts Of cot
ton for tile week, at an the United States ports,
amount to 54,e2s bales, exports to Great Britain
7434 bales; exports to the Continent, 237e bales;
stock on hand and on shipboard not yet cleared,
SO, 864 bales. Stocks strong. Money easy at I.
Sterling, long s1s; short 81. Gold, so1<. '62's,
1875; Tennessees, ex-coupon, 621z; new 621i; Viz
ginias, ex-coupon So; new 62>; leyee SIS, 81; S's
84,f; Alabama s's, e01<; Georgia 6s, s5; 7's, s9;
North Carollnas, old, 40; new "A; South Carroll
mas, new, go. Flour sc. lower. Wheat dull and
unchanged. Corn dull and declining. Mess pork
nominal at $S1 25a31 6o Cotton unchanged at
27hc. Freights very irm.
Evening-Cotton flrmer; sales 47oo bales at 27alc.
esa5 %. aea 1oc; : lower; superfine State S.
Western, $1a1 o. Whlskey shade hrnhaehf 81
81 22X. Ness pork quiet and lower at $50 121Sa
3a rs. Lard heavy; kettle, 1sIta19c. FreIghts a
shade flrmer. Southern securities lower, espe-
cially North Carolnas; Tennessees, ex.coupon,
eo,las1; new 62,/a52,i; North carollnas,e ex.cou.
pom, 4oabo; new 42a4a1s; Bouth Carolnas, new
e4llas5. Exports Of specie for the week $3.50 900.
Gold closed at 2sX.
CINCINNATI, October 2.-whiskey hrm at 81 16.
Mess pork dull at $32 20. Lard offered at 17<a
17Xc Bacon, shoulders 1e,<a1eHc.; clear sides
zoe. =
WILMINGTON, October 2-spirits turpentine
steady at 400. Rosn steady at 81 60 for strained.
Crude turpentne 81 6oa2 50. Tar, 81 80. Cotton
quiet at 24Ka26c.
MOBILE, October 2-Cotton opened quiet and
weak, but later In the day q good demand sprang
up, tho market closing nrm; sales 1000 bales;
mIddling, 241Ic.; receipts, 1888 bales; exports,
958 bales. 4.
NEW ORLEANS, October 2-Cotton active and
drmer at 24xc.; sales, 1000 bales; receipts, 1885
bales. Bacon, l7Aa2lKc. whiskey, 81 21X.
Gold, SIX. '5t,.is.
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As this is the closing day of'thIs month, the
saies Sn oI Tue pass few days may be attributed to
place their contracts.
sold In small quantities, which, perhaps, lns put
stop to large operations during the past day or
sWwSro sw9 our G market "a closes quiet With declining
ing only such quantities AZ could be placed at
figures to suit their cash wants.
low middling PAX; good ordinary a4,ic.
, INC crop prospects arc favorable so far pick
fine for some time TO come, planters may n WIFI
draw their hands from ginning and packing. Now
that they have sent forward enough cotton to de-
liver them from debt, this influence muy show
falling OH In receipts, which will be but temporary
SEA IsLASDs.-Thc crop of sea island cotton IL
absolutely no demand for this description, notR
ing has been done during the, past week. The
tion to sell ut present, preferring to await the de
velopments OF the next two months We may
remark that the anticpations OF sea island plant
ers nave not been realized, and the yield OF this
staple is not near so large rs was expected early
In the season. The severe drought has affected
per cent in the Georgia sea Islands. The repSTts ty
from Florida arc also unfavorabe In many loca-
weeks and we shall DO able to give somethIng
Ike correct quotations.
The receipts at this port since September %
amount TO IL 800 bales OF upland and SO bales OF
sea island, Of which 9sls bales OF upland were re-
ceived per c. r. r., 1859 bales Of upland 4s bales
from river landings, so bales sea island from Flor
i9a, and bales from Beaufort. The exports for
se aGd O Dafs ana
bales sea Island were shipped to New York, 1895
bales upland to Baltimore, TO bales upland to
Philadephia, and Is bales upland and q bales
sea Island to Charleston.
RICE.-Thc new crop OF rice is arriving very
slowly, and, the old crop being exhausted, we are
unable to give quotations. No sales OF clean have
been enected to establish the market. The de-
as the receipts warrant the operations Of tho
mills, the market win probably open at stronger
hU5e7 10 .leKh& aSftPJnI srplsl, Tho s'lEiSSs EiSS
judges estimating the deficit In the crop at fuiiv
one-third: a few loads Of rough have been re-
ceived, which is now at the mills. ~
FRB1GHTs-The bark Kentylc and shin Tiger
arc for Liverpool at ole. Tile ship Crescent CITY
was placed On the berth for. Liverpool and engag-
Gu iOoo bales, and the remaining portion OF her
pool, by steam, cotton Id per pound; do. by sail,
anii at 9-led. But little Offering for Havre, for
%hich port the schooner NJ. E. Grey has been
placed.
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Summer Weather.

The sun was shining on the Hills
And gliding the purple heather,
As you and were roaming, love,
In summer weather.
The birds were singing in the trees,
The lark sung In the sky,
But all hecdednot their songs
AZ they winged by. =
For swecter than the sweetest song
or bird upon tree
) Was the music OF your. voice, love,
As you spoke to me.
Blue was the sunny streamlet
Anu blue tile summer skies,
But bluer, oh q thousand times
Were your soft eyes.
Sweet is the breath OF wild flowers
With dew-drops newly wet,
But sweeter was the moment, love,
When our lips met.
Warm was the golden sunlight
On fields that gladly shine,
But warmer was your true heart
That beat with mime.
The year is growing old, love,
The sun has hid his light,
Ny life Is growing dark, too,
And turning into night.
The flowers bloom no longer,
The birds have hlshed their song,
And the music OF the streamlet
No longer flows along.
But sweeter than the sweetest song
or bird upon tree,
Is the music Of your voice, love,
AS you speak to me.
Come, love, and sit beside ME,
And lay your hand in mine,
Look full into my heart, love,
With those true eyes OF thine.
Is tht, aught changed within itf
Has IL y own strange or cold,
U love though life is weary,
NOW that the year is oldY
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IMPORTANT FROM CUBA.
OF the Cuban Army
The Effects OF Jealousy, Trcnchcry
and Spanish Gold-Thc American Fill
ibustcrs Anxious to Return Homo.

"A Washington telegram Of Friday evening
to the Baltimore Gazette says:
Letters from Cuba and Florida received in
this city to-tluy are Important. They confirm
the assassination OF General Marcan0 by Cuban
soldiers and assert that the act was prompted
by a spirit Of jealousy of foreigners whichper-
vades, TO q greater or less extent, every
portion Of the Cuban army, as wen as
The Cuban population. This jealousy was
had Joined the Cuban army attempted TO
organize and discipline the troops assigned TO
their command for active operations in the
Held; but 1t was believed this would be over
would be secured by confidence and proper
organization. The true friends Of Cuban in
dependence were, however, disappointed.
teristlcs Of the Cubans and conspracies and
plots for assassination and betrayal have been
discovered In every portion Of the army.
These plots arc not confined to the soldiers,
the case of the Marcano brothers, 1t was sub
sequently ascertained that the leaders were
Cuban officers, who followed the perpetrators
into the Spanish camp, where they were re-
wartlcd for their trcachery and murder.
Seven Of the American volunteers who were
out with General Jordan succeeded In escar-
ing from tho island and landing on the Florida
coast. They say there is not nm American in
the Cuban army that would not accent any
terms, less than death, to get away from their
present position. When they LEFT the United
States they had assurances Of assistance from
would have entered on their perillous expedI-
tion. That now they are ut the mercy Of the
Spaniards and equally treacherous Cubans.
The Fp&g aFdIgs.'tU nehnJy them 10y 'tfeachery
secured by gold and promises of protection.
SHOULD the government send q vessel to bring
them home, as was done with Walkers men,
they assert 1t would be an act of justice which
they hardly hope for, Tor American citizens
who have taken no part in the war are daily
Imprisoned, executed without any attempt be-
ing made for their protection.
There have been no engagements Of impor-
tance since the fight at Los Tunas. The Span
iards are awaiting reinforcemcnts, go they say,
but are, no doubt, watching with greater ankle,
ty for the disruption Of the Cuban army, which
must soon occur, unless Cespedcs and hfs gene
revolt and treachery which now threatens Its
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PASSENGERS.

r-'. PASSENGEHS.
! Per steamship Champion. for New York; La
fare, Jeln, A Keyon, Miss Stackley,C O Pop
penhelm, w Waiting, DR. J A Waiting, Mr. Lock.
wood, O II Bohlen, Mrs Rosenstein, Barry, Miss
Wolf, L Rarpelea, A Meyers, E Begele, o BStark,
Mrs Fighter, Mr. Mooney and lady, and @ w
McGe0rge. rr4.s
Per steannship s6a Gull, from Baltimore-Mrs
senteel. 'lf tS-"h .a. ir
Per steamer Pilot Boy, from Beaufort via Edls.
to and Rockville-D Wlgton, BarnHell, Master
z Barnwell, r II Green, DR. Mikel, Col Whaiey,
VI Whaley, Whaley, Master Arthur Whaiey,
! Wright, Loloyici, E Pishburne, L John.
son, and 10 on deck. aF.s ~,
Per steamer st Helena; from EdIsto-H T Ter
rtll, DR. w Randolph, and Major Berlin.
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The Charleston Cotton Rice and Naval
Stores Market,

StOfoo fHtsE1NVNt
OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS,
CHARLESTON, Saturday, October 2-P. Nj
CoTToN.-The market for this staple was nrm,
with moderate transactions and lIgh stock
Sales a25 bales, viz: ut 231s;7 at 23; 27 at "a;
10 at 2i+ 81 al 2i. 20 at 25 at 25,{; 25 at 25,I;
30 at 251It, and SO op private terms. we quote;
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION:
Ordinary to good ordinary. ..23 @24k
Low miudllng. -. .2ila924a
mluuhHH.. 80 o. . .
Strict mddng. .25Ia@A
RIcE-The market for this grain was without
activity, no transactions taking place.
NAVAL SToREs.-The limited receipts Of these
articles keep the business limited, no sales Of
note taking place.
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Georgetown Market,

GEORGETOWN, September 2s.-CorToN.-Two
paies arrived this week for shipment. We quote
from % to rs cents per pound. I1
CoRa..Supply out: Small lots at retail bring.
Ing $1as1 30 per bushel
TIhBER.-No sales to report. We quote from q
to 10 cents, according to quality. : :
TuRrBNTINE-Virgin dip $3; yellow dip So o5;
scrape or hard 81 Is to 81 90 per Dbl of ESQ lbs to
the barrel. Per gallon 81 cents.
TAR-Per Dbl, retail, SO.
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The New York Journal of Comm cree, of Thurs-
day, September go says:
by auction, 90 600 tons Scranton were sold to-
day. On lump, steamboat and grate prices are
fully ST 25a1 SO per ton lower. Egg and stove
kinds are fraction Oh, Ghes.nrs. soa .:.G ::,G
higher ZOO tons lump, s. 12Ha5 25; 1t 900 tons
10000 tons egg, So 27Xao e5; 27, ,o6S tons stove,
So 95a7 22H; 1000 tons chestnut S5 45a8 e5
steamboat SO 171fa6 521S; CRATE SO 5oa8 x; egg
So soar; stove 81 15a7 rs; chestnut Sc 35a6 90.
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m~rea orhemienIa sze
A YER'S CATHARTIC PILLS
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF A LAXATIVE
MEDICINE.

<uSDASAAN6s
n Perhaps no one med-
cine is so universally re.
quired by everybo as
1skxxHN ever any before so uni.
v versaly adopted into
use, In every country
IA q and among all classes
kftw@T&N as this mild but ciiicient iiii
purgative PILL. The
=zey6snzu,>V obvious reason is, that
- Il far rs mors q mors eaessnsI sslasIe rs% and
r, -s=.s!-.4szs. cdy than any other
Those who have tried It, know TINT it cured them:
tnose WHO have not, know that IL cures their
nelghbors and friends, and all know that what IL
does once It does always-that it never fails
We have thousands upon thousands OF the ccrtid
Gates or their remarkable cures OF the following
complaints, but such cures are known in every
neighborhood, and we need not publish them
Adapted to all ages and conditions In all climates
containing neither calomel or any deleterious
Their sugar coating preserves them ever fresh and
makes them pleasant to take, while being purely
vegetable no harm can arise from their use In any
They operate by their powerful influence on the
internal viscera to purify the blood and stimulate
the stomach, bowels, liver, and other organs OF
the body restoring their irregular action to health
arrangements as are the lrst origin Of disease. .lA
Al, Minute directions are given in the wrapper on
the box for the following complaints (which these
For DYSPEPSIA or INDIGESTION, LIsTLEssNEss.
LASGuoR and Loss OF APPETITE they should be
taken moderately to stimulate the stomach and
restore its healthy tone and action.
For LIVER COMPLAINT and Its various symp-
TOMS BILIQys HEADACHE, SICK HEADACHE, JAUN-
DICE or GNBBN SICKNESS BILIOUS Collie and
BILIOUS FRvERs, they should be judlclousy taken
Tor each case. to correct the diseased action or
remove the obstructtons which cause It.
For DYsESTERY or DIARRHEA, but one mild
dose ls generally required. ~:
I1sas nSE EHsSsE..F R. aassFia u Saa
CURED, TO change the diseased action OF The svs
TEN. with such change those complaints dis
appear. "''
For DRoPsY and DRoPsICAL SwELLIHes they
should be taken In large and frequent doses 10
produce the effeot OF q drastic purge.
For SUPPRESSION O large dose Should be taken
as IL produces the desired effect by sympathy.
AS DINNER Pill, take one or two Pills to pro.
mote digestion and relieve the stomach.
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach and
bowels into healthy action, restores the appetite
and lnvigorates the system. Hence 1t is often ad.
vantageons where no serious uerangement exists
One who feels tolerably well, often finds that a
dose OF these PILLS makes him feel decidedly bet
Ter, from their cleansing and renovatng efrect on
the digestive apparatus. W
DIR. ]. c. AVER & CO., Practical Chemists.
Lowell, Mass, U. 8. A.
Sold at Wholesale and retail by DOwIE 4
NOISE, Charleston, s. c., and by Retail Druggists
everywhere. DAG oct4 mwf3mos
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RAILROAD RECEIPTS, OCTOBER Q.
s0IfrII nAunIINi % Ar nm m -

71o bales cotton, 60 bales donestlcs, 1sy bbla
hour, 8 cars stock. To Railroad Agent, Willis &
0hieolm, Brodie 4 co. .Graeser q Smith. Mowry .,
co, L DeSaussure, Johnston, Crews 4 CO.. " O
walter. q co, Caldwell = Bon, DoTling &. co, W q
Whilden co, Reeder q DayIs, 9 W Williams B
CO, Frost d Adget, Wagner, Stewart = CO. Rave
rel Z g. v Roach stsnheSss d q; = BaI.!nIie,
4 co. Sharp d co, O N Aytrjh q Bon, A B Null.
ugan, w K Ryan, and ThSraton 4 Holiness f.'s
HoRTHaAsrgRN, RAILROAD.
-, bales sea island cotton, 22s bales upland cot:
bbls whiskey, boxes tohaee n1ise &c..To D,
Hol!nss Kinsman HeyelJ Williams .BiEniey a
f M:Msilnws w 4 p = 4 90 WietefA q g Follin kseaer:k
arsessr s smith, Ffost SHdssr Rsssasl. 4 %, j
s5 Esas "a SShnseon RSsa
& Aoimss, GSutsinay & TrsnhSim,J B Aiesa SsSa Z
-cot1elkerf Rodgers b co, J W Evans, q Taylor,
!! cSlSosk 9 % GhisoIm Bros 2 & .EoSscn, tslds
Bee CO. Iirfpssiiss wiiss. EoHa Mellias. ii Ind
2Ia% AAilTt.t y, l.l1akA Al 10 s:.:I
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PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPY's
THROUGH LINE TO
CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND JAPAN.
CHANGE OF SAILING DAYS.

Steamers OF the above line leave Pier <ysESSS.
No. 42, North River, foot Of Canal street &&lf4&E
New York, at IL O'Clock noon OF the 1st llth and
2lst OF every month Except when these dates fall
on Sunday, then the Saturday preceding)
Departure Of 1st and 2lst connect at Panama
with steamers for South Pacific and Central Amer.
Icon ports.> Those OF 1st touch at Manzanillo,
Departure OF 11th OF each month connects with
the new steam line from Panama to Australia and
New Zealand.
Steamship CHINA leaves San Francisco for
China and Japan October 4, 1869.
No California steamers touch at Havana but 20
direct from New York to Aspinwall
One hundred pounds baggage free to each adult.
Medicine and attendance free.
For Passage Tickets or further information ap-
ply at the COMPANY'S TICKET OFFICE on the
wharf, foot OF Oanal-street, North River, New
York. F. r. BABY Agent
march12 Tyr
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CAROLINA RAILROAD.
kH III III
aEt aAL supER1NrENnENr,s oRR1nE

GEf 9AL sUPERNTENDENT's OFPICE,l
CHARLssroN, 8. g., Sept. is, 1859.
On al I iIsr ~ ThSssaay , September 70 the Pas;
run as follows: ~ ShF
FOR AUGUSTA
teage Cnaileston. $50 A.
ns;s sS;enSpsstaS VII trains ~ Nom: a.
s.4 FOB coLuHBlA. ~
teaye ~ 15ss A.
conneeting With Wilmington and IsnShester @ Ell
Railroad, and rSmden train. -. ~ 4tI,.i ,.,r
. 80 FOR RcHARLIsrcN.a2.,s., .i
Arrive at Charlest 81. -. .......&SS P. n.
srSo Ls,,ws g A.
snnatsssGa Auo1sGa MIGHT IIrs. NJ
t6uEdays exoepted.p en;
leave UnafleEen. ..L9o p. NJ
eonnsctns with tiais for X.mpS:. Nsshviiic a. HI;
and New Orleans, vts Grand Junction. =
GaES 1Saiss as9sssa a. Bsssi.ston 1S \ \
81, lc6L6Tsii RfaHr s1pa.ss. =: -. -
Sunde!s excepted.) fg
y stsvs
1nasys :Ic:sisj VIII q; tM
dRs e ssssss ssass Sss Sss
llht Ratifsad.N Li.,fs7 .,Is,. ri - ~.
ks.y. 1saE. Ss,sSt: g ss...,c rH
g - ~ sSx1ss1siii aaha. - a. y
4sye 8 ...:,ss En-
Arrive ~ CnsrsestSn g. y. rs An
= c.md1a @ I,.s' aaS 9snnas To,nn,s.. .:sSoz :.
ssssa Csnds.;.nd .kiasSins dsiSss asd3ys s ss. S
Ssptsd,s = cSnnscts. % NTH np and SsIhsbfis Pas.
fs:s. nv 4. !. !.
kfss Il ~
tsleasd} d. Il .tfi11xSE,
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ps'e .s.TbS Aiehhastop o. Armagh who did re.
Gently, was not the Protestant Archbishop. Or.
4eIesford, - hrst reported, but the Roman
Catholic .Archbiahop Neran.
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Columbus Market.

COLUMBUS, October 1.-corToN.-During Sep-
tember or last year Columbus received 37ej bnles
and at the close OF the month had stock or
26oI bales. Tho past month 1910 bales9ave been
received and the stock is now 2379. Last year the
| river was nayfgable. 1t has been too low for
boats TO run this season. and 1t Is estimated there
are 5000 to 5000 bales between here and Eufaula
| to be brought to this point. Last Friday and Sat
urday good rains fell. For several days after the
atmosphere was very cold. Nights still continue
cool. Days rather warm In sun. The season has
| been most propitous for picking cotton. Though
nearly all the bolls are opened, and gathering
may be finished In six or eight weeks, Columbus
| most probably will receive at least 65 600 bales
against "a, 500 last year.
were last year, the stock is not quite as much
This shows that the farmers arc willing to sen at
remunerative prices and are averse to storing
In the last few days, however, the storages have
month. ~ Et.'-G y -S
The most prominent shippers report the sales
during the week OF as7 bales, averaging low mid
ding, for Northern spinncrs.
ss sales n mere today SsI bales. Good shipping de-
2l.la22ci good ordlRary, 22,Sc; low middiing, 23a
23Noi mlddling, 23Sc; strict middling, 23kc.
osfless; Of the week 147o Weeks receipts 1860
TOO anIos ">sA ~ - -------.s -, 'l>an-
80: WEEKLY STATEMENT. so
Stock on hand September !, 1se9:. ... i125
Rece 5eceSea pasI Week. 1850
received previously. y...t.............. 5350-73l0
Total. ........................ 74a5
Skinned pasL ,wcek...... 1923
Shipped previously. ..'''..'...i,.. 352s--5o6e
Stock on hand October /, ls8s......,... 2a7s