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LONDON. Angus. sfASHidbtoanla ss1. Bonds
si5{.I TalIow I6s Cd. Sugar buoyant at sos sdsios
LUKRpooL, August 81 8l-Noon.-Cetion dull,
u2iands 1Skd; 0rieans l31Si3tid; sales wont ez-
coed 1000 b.les.
Afternoon.-Sa,es are row cahm,ted 1t 5000 bales.
Yarns and fabrios Gull and nominal. There have
been heavy arrivals Of cotton In the past few dsys
Bombay shipments sjnce the last report are 1900
baler. Red Western wheat es 5da8a Flour sls Cd
Evening. = Cotton dull; quotations the same;
sales 5000 bales ofwhich 5000 bales for speou
lstion and export. Red weaern wheat % Cd. Na-
val stores dull.
EHAnItrolr. August 81 Bonds Fat at e8HsesX.
:.' @AA0' = - az pc--.a a.t. Rentes Til 90.
T. T DoMRsrIo MARKETS. -. - =
NEW YonK, August Of 9l-Noon.-stoeks unset
tled. Money easy at Ss7c Sterling. long 9S; short
TO- Gold ssx. Cotton nrm asd 0.quiet at $780,,
Turpenune 81 haf2c., Rosn nrn, strained % l0., !
Rveulne e-cotton quiet and steady; saes 500 bales
at sbc Flour active; snperaue % s51s 20; common
to fair extra Southern SC 6oiS sO Wheat moro &C.
tive. winter red Western 81 5os1 60; Illinois 81 Is
| al 80, white southernsl 81 GOAL TO- Corn closed dan
and 2c lower; westsrn mixed 81 1ea1 1sH. Pork
hrmer at $50 1oast 80. Lard l9,ts2oc wbiakey
dull, 81 17aI ls. Rice steady. sugar fairly active
Turpenhne 42c. Rosn "a 8oIs. Money easy ster.
ling heavy. eXaoH. ttocts closed strong. Gold
very quiet at sa1l.l 's2s 2aX. southerns hosvy
| BALrtHohE, August ,al.--cotton dull and pomi.
nal at sixd., Flour quiet and steaiy. wheat
hraer prime 10 choice red sl i6a1 S5; sod 81 80,
s5. Corn frmer. white 81 t16a1 49, yell,wsp1 lsa
! 40. Ryo dull. oats nrmer. prime eoc. Provisions
arm. wkiskas dun atsrls -.
cMoIsSArf. August a1.-whilkey unssitlsd, 81
Is asked, 81 10 offered. Provisions dull Mess pork
sas! shoulders 1Sc. Sides 1sXe Iard 1alfe.s;S :.
ST. LOUIS, August 81. Whlsfey duli, u ,i6.
Provisions quiet Mes pork ss4 sh6pIdsI5 dry
salted 1tatlifc. Bacon sides olelr 1gk6. stst'
wnAmoroN, August .si. -- Splits atprpelHle
ssKc! Rostn quiet et 81 eos1 70. Ecfudslt ltEpsa
steady at "a 10 81 Tar steady at ~ szo wekihe1
cicsr.l Thermometsr rs. The heatissss ram OF hs
summer fell last nigh. end contindsdf moss 81 "a
night. .f>-} a-Stl
AuousrA, August 81 Cotton, narket nrtn. With
good dehGn1I sales 50 bales; middlings 81 10, 10
ceipts IS bsNiJ S,ost on hand 11l bales. .-
sKvAHsAH. Ausu.t O. -Recnpts a3o baies, ip6r..
S75 bales; stoek light with good inquiry, mid
diinss 81 cents TosM rsceiptS or the y6ar
uplands ss1,Y7a kslss sea is:ands l0,sAo hags
exports p Gtsst, dAin 12s, ,5i3 baiqs Of upjnds
s1oe bags efsea hsnds; 70 Fl nee upteudS 81. .sss
bales, seS EiAuds eod bag, olnH ,Sragn lpoSSts
iuplsn4. tassf ~ iilsId3 bags. stock up.
isnds ~ baiss. ss1 islandJ le9 bags. Exports 3,
upland. e pSrs ssys.iss ssa i'lsasi
L .nossop..as. Angus. ,ia,-yas anoea. 81 cotton
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Marine, Rims.
arrived Yes,erany. .

Steamship Champion, Lockwood, New Yorf-left
Saturday. r u Mdse, To James Adger q Co. j e
4Sssr Co. ai.T Damon Appels Aiken
u Bisehon& Co. Rischoh. &c Brown, BIT Brown,
Rrsae ao p s.,.i s,sr S Bart s'y
Bros. Brown S Hysr, q Bocsoh, W corxtn 4 Co,
Crane, Boylsloh Co. Cameron. Bnrtley & Co, r d
S,fsU S.Srsi cSisGlM ssS, ehspeaq Eson y
Bowis 9oss IA Due. Dsuer. i Dnysl iva soe. son.
Memins g, Fairly o.. p S seidmspn nt CO. o.
EeJgpion: Forsythe. Mccomb Co. I L aik n Co. Il
giSdsS eInS FurssRots BTos ooGdsia CO aoss
:o2 pos fS ors aanss
asn. aassl nsmp G aorsss CO.
J z Heath = a HUNT, Illng. j. fEorde & GO. Jen.
Rnsf oo
70, Binsman Howell, II Kate & 20. L Lorents, q
L5german, krete chapman, A LANCER, Lew
Levi. J. auret & Alexander. Lopez & sou, Leng.
nick q Fen " n Long, II Luhfs. q Liisehgi. Lieut.
S;co, % aei6y Rics uniiel I'M Mimi. 3 20. aetfet,
Wharton. McLesp, Aarshsll 4 Burg. Mo9sy,
Y M.syek; y Murray. :. g Minor S'Go. " Nat
Iure CO ssteo Ms4.n .Ra pst.ss Nssi NInn nsns
Go. N e gsi'road: 0ttsndorH is .co;iJ o'Nsilli&
iire k,socistion, Paul WeIoh 4 Br1ndes. " r Pad.
ESs ousrsile Issti:. " esmsisn o.. ssauss HSs
sStel.: q ,s.eptsn; I, ssyi,: hsphssd: sod7S.
e. ssas1 s:A asssa nsSan;ssS s. asss sE
g; snsifi Ssssr S:teps Ssas
we'll. White. .W Ystsy, ana Rsirosd Agents. ll'sa
4 W. ;Sss sss
Ii, sailed Yestsrdsysayl.e4 y .a,i.o
9ehr Wsnafna aY>kherskos,e p.t,ns Noto~r, - "a Is,
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Exports from the goth 10 the 3Ist AT
gust, lnolusive.

gust, Anclusive. = :
tsaiaif FoRRIaN.l . -
LIVERPOQL-Per British bark Mipnie-1OOO bbls
Spirits Turpentne. 1893 bulls Rosin.
PALMA, MAJOROA-Per sohr Wanata-44, $40 feet
Lumber, 129,9l6 feet Timber. 3,t -
haEc ~ poMysr1c lttee
D0SroN-per brig II McGilvery-2 225 tons Phos-
phates 20 600 feet Lumber. Per aclir Snliote-
1855 bbls Naval Stores 2 bags Sen Island /, oiton
bales Moss, "a tons Metal, and Packsecs.
PROVlpENoE-Per schr rStampede-107c COO feet Re-
sawed Lumber. 1000 feet Timber.
! NEW YORK-Per steamship Mauhattan-A pack.
sgeh Sundrtes, Piano. 7a balea Upland cotton,
0 bags Eea Island Cotton. o cases Mdee l6 bales
Domestics; 216 hbis Rosin. tierces Rice 1853
empty Barrels, 10 hhds Copper, &c, 95 bales
Rseto. 90 casks Clay, <6 empty Carboys, SO bags
Finders. Per Rteamship Mtnnetonka-o4 bales
Yarns and Domestics. I4s bbls Rosin, so casks
Clay, 62. packing q q suudries. Per Steamship
Champton-4 bags Sea leland Cotton, lat bales
Upland Cotton, A1 ,ierces Rico. 81 bales Dome =
dos. 40 bags Pinders, 127 bbls Resin, rs caeks
Clay, 10 crates Fruit, 265 packages Sundries =.
Per sehr N W smih-l6o, 900 feet Lumber. isa
bbls Naval Stores. 81 hhds Moiaeees, Piano.
oases hdae. 200 keHs Powder, p - .fT- z, =
fdlLADELPH1A-Pers steamship J W EyeI1nan-S0
paies Cotton. 16 b,les Yarn and Domestics.
Dale Wool. 62a bbls Naval stores, II tons Pbos-
phASe Rock, and 3kf. PACKAGES Sundries par
aehr B Hawkns-f1o tons Phosphate RocS.
SAIlh0RR-Fer eteamshlp Sea 9uIl-114 terces
hiec. 10 bales Cotton, 10 bales Rags, IkS bbls
--- --N. "-"~.d p.anhsA h,i~a nnrnA.-
aes. bales Leather Il 600 feat pioor,ng aoa7d,
40 pkgs snndries. Per steamship Fa:con--ls2
tereee Rice, 81 bales Cotton, 100 casks Clay, 81
bales' Domesticsi A. bbls Rosin, 81 bales Ra.r
800 parksges Fruit, az bales Hides and Leather
2O.o0O feet Flooring Boards and Surdries ;. =,
Per sehr FFsnqtaee-19Q tqns Phosphatea
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TEE SOUTH.
Tho Agricultural and Business Pros

Tho Agricultural and Business Pros.
poet.
Thai ai:vkuhbIe section Of the North Am erican Con.
tirent Known es the Southern and Southwestern
stafes of the United States is gradually arising
nom the eject. OF seiies Of changes to which few
peoples have ever been subjected. Many comnu.
miles, less favored by nature and with popul1-
tion Of less frce and determination, woul4 have
taken generations to recover from the cru.hiue ef.
feet OF the events through which they have passed
and are pasalng.I With immense natural resource,,
and determination not TO remain PROSTATE, they
haze been apply Ing themsevas tn .hH
sf snnh iuuusLriss IS promised fair reward, and
having lcapacity to grow articles demanded for the
comforeIhd 1scess Ties of the world the results Of
their work have found good msrheis and paying
prices and each yeaF SINCE ths close Of the war has
witnessed q steady improvement In material pro.
Gress whsreser good management has been ex.
hibitsd. The change, through which these states
have passed. hks the sohon of all gre at revolutions
have gone with. ruthless step over many goodr but
weak aud helpless individuals but f1s strong In win
and arm have come through will. their power I'm.
meusely, improved to meet the struggles of LIE.
These increased powers OF body and mind sf6 now
being devoted 10 the recuperaton OF the country,
and steady progress and great future may be an
tcipa:ed, The leading productions CT this region,
Gotten, tobacco, &C., are in active request by the out
side world, and the great staple cotton, which is o.
prime importance. Is assuming creator financial
value thaahas heretofore been supposed It could a
tain, and the, experience OF years ia slowly convinc
ing the world that the growth Of this article No
other country possesses the uvannge. these South
ern stater. These changes. which 1t was supposed
would ncary prevent the growth Of the leading pro
ducts only so far lssrped their amount as Il
compel the world pay enhanced prices and The posi-
tion ofelhe grower, which for many years wa
one OF subordnation to tho manufacturer, ha
become stroag, and athe' fature now promise
him wealth and prosperity. 1his alteration
e cus to the ls:e@ntng Of tho kmtricsa crnv
SAY from 100000 to 2.soo.oco bales. and whic
deficiency the world has not been able to sur
ply causing prices TO advance two or three fol3; an
~. notwithstanding the remuneraHve rates. th
power Of increaslng tho crop VIII be itei for som
time, the chances are that. With political affairs a.
disturbed tho planter viii receive paying prices 70
sl he can raise for number OF years. This state
things, 81 continued, should lft the south to speed
prosperity. and cause al branches Of her industa,
The oStuh }ts: :3uil slosed. hl. bsen ssii,faeto,
one to tue psanters. Prices have ruled we'll up. aa
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Murray. ForrIs q Co.'s Naval Stores
Circular.

NEW YORK. August 2s -SrIaITs TuRpEsrINE-
The heavy receipts In tho carly part OF tho week
proved to be largely In Of the wants of the
trade and prices gave why al c. with sales Of 900
So's At - Ha49o merchantable, 42Hc shipping, 100
at 4sc closing quiet and rather r at these prices
Reosipts 1885 :bols. Exports 116 bbls.
Rosus-We have bad quite active usiness In
all Gr7des and the late receipta Of common have
boon placed for export on basls ,fS2 IS for common
strained In yard. ut which the market closes firm
with an improved tendency Pale meets ready sale
at s6a6, but tho market s bare OF extra grades Tho
sales amount TO "a 600 bbts, OF which COCO are No
pale ut % 3pa2 38 for low common 10 good strained
81 4013 for No e So 26as rs for No J. an. $5l6 for
pale. Receipts Is 169 bbls. Exports 526O
TAn-Is in n'sDall demand. bnt at slightly imprcy.
a276; 80 PROV bbls s3 80 Wilmington thin Is rs FREQ
OF bond. Receipts 1909. Exports l6O >.
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South for tho supply Of the Northern cIies. There
will bc much to overcome IN tlds branch Of sgri.
culture before tt can be exactly ON tho footing peo
essary to mako. Il grelt success which Il is des
tined ultimately to DO. There nro many processes
in the ;owth and putting up OF these articles and
In their handling and transportation, witch will
be steadily improved upon. and we look upon
this class OF industry, ss Of tho highest imbor.
tahce-the growing and wealthy communities
ut tho North show ng purpose 10 buy largely
and pay high for such productions and varieties q,
crafty tho appetite and please the fancy. While The
trade has been Iar,e during the pas. season, the
competition st had to meet was moro than usually
active, and vegetables and potatoes were shpped
from new points, and greater quantities. The
frcfshs from this place TO Now York wero slso com.
plained Of by growers. At the commencement of
the season prices were good. but the great competi
tion soon reduced them. Green peas, which in the
rs Of the season sod for s1o foil to 81 rs per crato
From April to June prices varied as follows: Beans
g. fell to d co. Potatoes ~. fell TO 81 75 Cucum-
bers ~ foil to e0c. Tomatoes 81, fell to O.: Peaches
ranged nom $40 TO ~ per otato. some shipments Of
grapes were made. but no returns received. Tho
following is ststement Of the shipments OF these
articles during the season just closed:
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THE conn DROP.

THE ooRN CROP. t-l,.s
This valuable grain, 90 important to the subsie-'
tenee OF the State, has been unfortunately largely
curtsled BY the very dry summer, and considerable
purchases win be necessary for much Of the year;
but With good price for most Of the staple products
Of the State 81 Is aPe hoped that supplies will bs
obtained without much inoonvenience. al ~
THE rHospHArEs
The invaluable deposity6f this land fertilizer, 20
fortunately located the seaboard Of this State are
daily developing in value, and their richness and
Importance steadily increasing. Ihetrade 6hows
slarge growth, and the exports for the year have
been near 10000 tens, among which were several
thoufauds TO Great britain, against 1000 the yeir
before. Several large ferlliznp establishments have
commenced busness In this city during this season,
their products being largely composed Of these pho1-
phites and tho ,panures prepared by them are Sc.
curing o high reputation and srs giving general
satisfaction This bu.ines. will increase rapidly,
and promises to be OF leading importance, giying
employment TO labor and al Tipping, and being OF
i'a description fs which the demand is almost un-
limited
NAVAL STORES AND LUMBER.
The trade in the articles under this head show
steady incrcaso. and With some improvements and
eheapenihg in the mode OF hauling, this branch o.
commerce shouId increase throe or four fold. ,Ths
shd Ms time cannot be distant when the rapid sx.
h,pstion Of aor,hstn woods WV ceusa an eproduoi,
Of the Southern 1ine 10 increaae largely in value
The exports Of naval stores for the year have bstl
about TO- 900 barrels. igainst about 900 tho yes,
before, Tho exports ofiumber wers near 20 0eo,ool
feet, ssinst about ,ooo. 600 the preyiou, year,.
| 4 vEoErABLRst and .Eau1rs. !; q. 10 y:
The climate and soil In the vicinity Of this city
and along the SoutAem ooAst, u OF such : NATURE d
70 produce varied Ind valuable vegetable growth
which, united with tho esctri location os Yhis p,se
and the various raiirasd ma stean lines mestin,
here las given this point lSsdtns tnpostsnss ii
ths gYvins tade IN vegetables ara fruits frpratsh
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THE DAILY NEWS.
A Seaside Skotch.

: The sun sinks down round red disc;
And soen against IL, tapcring thin
tRelieved Of all the cares OF risk.l
Tho hshing-smacks cone r!d!rg In.
Slow sinks tho orb behind the bay,
Or SO. at least, IL seems to sink
A thirsty charger, shall tay {
Slow STOPPING In tho sea TO drink.
70 81.
And beating ahorewsrd. sea.8ray sulls
Come sailing up the sound In focks,
: Then clean their wings and seek their holes,
Aloit amid tho riited rocks.
The soft Winds play round poop and PROV,
Too weak TO climb the rocky cliff,
Within whose deepening shRdou now
Lie bulky barge and tiny skin.
And over all the scene anon
A denser dstkness draws egound,
Tho village light show one by one,
And night comes hulhipg every souni.
r tCaimbers' Journal.
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aUNDRIEa.

sUNDRIEs.
There other articles which enter into the com.
merce of the Slate. among which are the exports OF
yarns and domesiics. which have amounted to some
o0o balcs for tho year; kaoin clay for which there
is steady and fncreas sing demand for tho manufsc-
ture OF porcelain. some 5000 iierces Of which have
been exported aud other minor articles
oHARLE,ToN "l.r
has been moving gradually but steadily since the
close OF the war, and although overy advance has
teen with difficulty, tho momentum forward has
been steadily increasing. and notwithstanding the
aharp competition arouud which Is carried on with
vigor formerly unknown; ;Se excellent poation Of
this city. the well known integrity and fair dealing
of her merchanr. are surely ginning back tho exen.
sive busines. which she possessed before the late
disturbances. Her moniod facilities arc being In.
creased; her railroad and steamship lines are be-
ina conducted with determination TO accommodate
the public, eni the whsrtowners and cotton and
rice factors have lowered many Of their rates ard In
creased the accommodations required fr the trans
act'cn of their avocltio Ever, thing indicates
large and profitable trade ut this point during The
season now at hand. and shoold the agricultural
prospect turn out as we'll appearances would in.
dicate, We look for about The following exports for
the busiuess year now at hand:
olton. uplauds 200 600 bales at s1O0 mar
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financial ano Qommerfial.
Tn. Charleston Money market.

The Charleston Money Market.
Il, THURSDAY. August 81, 1869.
There has been no material change In the market
sinoe the lass report. Mouoy .is tight, und there
hayo been few transactions during the week, nnd
The prices given below ure merely homiual,
EouruhnN BANK pILLe. p
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WilminRton Market.

WILMINGTON, August 3o.-TunPxRrINE-Only
40 bbls received, which changed hands at 50 for
virgin, and " 90 for yellow dip a $50 lbs.
bbls nt 38Hc y gallon.
Ros1n-Sa!es OF only 14S bbls at 81 for No. l.
No other transactions reported.
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Total crop OF sea islands and FloTdas. :. e5l
The prospect is that the coming crop will show
inrse increase in these hsures
THE RIc1 onop.
The cultivation OF this valuable grain, always SO
important product the State and where it attain
ed tts hiahest qualities is gradually recup+rating,
and tho rice aeias which were. rendered
SO unfit FOR !. cultivation by tho destruction
Of banks,ii trunks land other macbineryN go
necessary To- the cultivation Of this plant,
nre being restored to their former order and what ia
how needed to at once place this cultivation up to Il.
old standard is better supply OF capital sndsnore
steady labor. These results are apprelching. and
VIII be attained ere long. and The crops Of Carolina
and Georgls, whish were about s5 900 tcs in 1es7ee
improved TO $500 tcs. 10 1853 and will prob
ably reach o., 900 10 1000 ih 1sSa-7o, s7,s,
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Sailed for this Port.
August "a.

ccnf Oo1teF uaenoutne, munro, fom Hocfport, Me,
mcmu.aura.
= xh The sohr m Carrie M Webb Rowland, cleared at New
York on tho 28ih August for Georgetown, Sc
The schr W Gillum. Mohanr.y, cleared q, New
YORK on the 49, August for Georgetown, sc.
LrsT'Ut' VESSELS
UP. CLEARED AND SAILED FOR vis PORT
FoREIaN
LIVERPOOL.
briash Sr,e courisr aTsn. 1s
The Honho.suud. Nelson. up............ August Is
DOAEsTIO
Bark d Walker. PeltingII up. August o1
o, oIna clover. Itrr., up August 10
schr Ida Bella. Fisher up...... .........August 26
nocxPoRT. MK.
Schr Dexter wa.hburnc, Munro, sailed. .Aueu,, 20
schr Nancy Smith. Boyd. up. August ,c
scbr sb - hiohasds Irving, cleared 2s
oe"i III: io'er' pio"n' up.... .Auguet n
BARK Il q W Dodge. Munro. cleared 80. .Augu,t ~
BALTIMORE.
schr Virginia Dare. Johnson up. August a.
LIST OF SHIPPING
In the Port OF Charleston, August AZ
vrnnrLs UNDER 100 TONS. AND STEAMERS eoAsr1sa
WITHIN THE STATE EXCEPTED.
STEAmSHIPS.
Champion. 1418 tons, lockwood. at Adeer,e wharf
for New York. foading-James Adser Co
SarnBossa, T76 tons, Ryder, at Vauderhorsts wharf
Tor New York. rcady-Raventl& Co.
faicon 6I2 Ions, Horscy. al Union wharf, for Balti-
more. ioading-Courtenay & Trenholm.
Prometheus 6et tona. Gray, at Atlantic wharf, for
Philadelphia. load,ng-J & T Getty.
BARKS
mimic iBr), S23 tons. Robertson, in the Stream.
lot Liverpool, ready-R Mure L Co.
BRIGS.
Bolla Dolores tSpan) = tonp, Durall in the Stream
from Matapsas, waitng-W Ball
eusan voorhees,. 3s9 tons. Fulford. in Ashley
hiver' Tor Ne" York, load'ng-Ri-lay 4 Crelgh-
josie DeTereau1. 425 ions. Clark at Central ybnrf
from Boston, dischargipg-M Goldsmith Il SON
Aerr.~ay, $50 tons, Downs, at Quarsptine for New
s9Es ready! 4EPzloNEs Il Nsdiey for Boston
a Ioadng1Risey & Creighton.
Ns wv Iav s'as. swan ut sia.shas wharf, from
r. ne" iorH. discharang-Ri ley Creighton
cyclone tons. Frisbio. In The Roads. for SSeorce
'oWD, q, ready-Master.
sCHOoNERs.
" sIh,n, 40 Ions, Tookcr, Mt N Railroad gbarf
= Ior NeW York, 10 oIdipg-w Roach Co
rom Jacksonville, Fla. to DO repaIredNH + Ba
A III Flanagan. 27o tona Collins In Ashley River for
- Pofadelphin. lo1ding-H Baker & Co
menS"e III tons. DRRos~ny, In Ashley River for
New York loadfng-Ri,ley & Creighton.
menonah 30 tons, Mitchell, at Kerr's wharf from.
az baltimore, dlscharging-TJ Kerr Co.
Ipy, AZ toDs Hughes, at Adger's wharf for Ner
YORK. ioadiug-W Roach.
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