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Markets bx telegraph.

FORElGN.
LONDON, August 16.-Noon-Consols sl,!. Bonds
frmer and higher, s7a4. Turpentine dull.
Afternoon.-Bonds steady.
LIVERPOOL, August 16.-Noon-Cotton opens
steady; uplauds SasaSald; Orleans So a9d; sales
10000 bales. Western red wheat So lldaes. Flour
24s.
Afternoon.-Bombay shipments to 18th, $4,000
bales. Red western wheat So 1oda1ls TalloT
44s.
Evening.-Cotton closed m;uplands s,sasald
Orleans S2a9d: sales IL 900 bales; speculation and
export 5000. Winter wheat 1os.
DOMESTIC.
NEW YORK, August I6.-Noon - Flour dull
Wheat dull and nominally lower. Corn dull and
heavy. Pork duu at s2s. Lard quiet, barrels
l6A4al6Hc, steam. Cotton quie. and steady
middling uplands le14c; sales 200 bales. Turpen
tine firm at aslzc. Rosln firm at 81 Soal s5 rol
strained. Freights dull. Stocks dull and weak
nothing doin'. Governments steady, n to !;
higher. State stock unchanged. Gold opened at
161, now II. Money aa4 per cent. Exchange
e7s long; 1OA short. Bonds ll4.
Byeniug.-Cotton weak; sales $50 bales; mid
ding uplands l9Ic. Flour State and western
heavy at 5aloc lower; super SIS a0a5 go; Southern
dull and declining; common to fair extra SCAT;
good to choice 81 o5a10. Wheat heavy and I'm
settled at Ease lower Western 81 4oal ~; red and
amber Southern 81 46. Corn heavy at 1a2c lower
new mixed western s'a9oc, closing at s7aSsc fsI
prlme. Pork dull and heavy at S2e. Lard q uiet
and steady at 17ai71c. Whtskey without decld.
ed change. Groceries quiet and steady. Turpen
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&c. Rosip firm at 81 IS for strain

tine firm at 81 &c. Rosin firm at 81 IS Tor strain-
ed. Tallow quiet at s1iasAc. Freights to Liver
| pool dull and lower; per steam on wheat ia.
Money active at 4a6 per cent. Sterling s7salo.
Gold 1716a17,4. Bonds very dull; sixty tWos IL
Southerns generally quiet but rather strong
BALTIMORE, August 16.-Flour dull and steady;
wheat dull and unchapged; white corn 81 Goa
os: pork quiet at SIC: lard dull at l7ilal734c.;
bacon weak but unchanged; whisHey orisS at
s7aeSc.
C1Sc1NNATI, August 16-Flour dull anu un'
changed. Corn dull at 15asoc. Whiskey sSas4c'
provisions Nominal. PorS s2s. Shoulders l4iac'
clear sides 1734c. Lard 16c.
st LOUIS. August 16-HeaIp baggng unchang'
! od Flour heavy Corn dull; mixed and yeiio"
s1o5. Whiskey e5. Provisions heavy Pork sSO
aao so; shoulders 14at41lc; clear sides lSae.
louisville, August 1l.-BaggIng active; hemp
and nax oe,zaao. Flour quiet. Corn dull at ;. o.
Pork $50; shoulders l+'1c; sides 17c Lard l71a'
whiskey o4.
rACGrsrA, August 15.-Cotton firm and IN laiI
demand. Sales 200 bales; receipts 134. Mddlings
17c hale of new cotton weighing SOB pounds
c,ossad mtddllpg, was received today, being the
first Of the season.
SAVANNAH, August l5.-Cotton quiet; offerings
,,ont: mddlings lie; sales so bsles; net receipts
I'm. exports, coastwise 1873; stock l1sl.
August l6.-Cotton in fair demand, low mid
dlInes lie; sales 9; net receipts ss; stock 1926
bales.
MOBILE August 15.-Cotton quiet and firm
middlIngs 17,la1TIc; sales 100 bales; net receipt:
74-fve new; stock $685.
| August 16.-cotton dull, middlings 1i14al7Hc
net receipts SO bales; exports, coastwse Il; stock
| 1855 bales.
GALVESTON, August 15.-Cotton dull and prices
nominal. Good ordinary 15c. Net receipts %
bales: exports coastwise 243; stock 5000 bales.
GALVESTON, August 16.-Cotton dull prices
nominal, good ordinary l5c; net receipts bales;
| stock 5605 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, August l5.-Cotton dull and
prices nominal; middlings l71lal724c; sales lis
bales; net receipts GIG; coastwlse 81; total Ss7-
five bales new cotton from Mississippi, one from
Alabama and one from Louisiana; exports to
Great Britain 344S; coastwise 1929; stock sS,74s.
August 1s.-Sterling 2e1iaso. Sight exchange;
?. premium. Gold 16ila1674. Cotton inactive
and nominal; middlings 17,sc; sales 100 bales; net
receipts 90 bales; coastwlse : bales: total los
bales; exports coastwise 100 bales; stock S9,13399
bales
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Pa SsessEerS.

Per steamship Manhattan. from New aorHS 9
d Ross, Hunt, Mrs acComb ana rMnn son, Hc' = .
Schuck and wife, Q B Buist, Wrlknl, hEeu ,uI D
KNIGHT nr r Daily, Sehring, hooer Esom,a Ssom,
u Haseil 3 franklin Alex Campel Geo Gla us use
Mrs Sem ami servant. Mrs MacRgnrn, Mrs ,hv nai
bow. TO oliver, S Montgomery, Mrs Nc IL arsny III
and five children, Leprlnce, Miss mem m w.
V Green, j Bird, Mrs W " Bird. Mrs Coy
ert. MISS Covert. MAI Car Berlin, Miss k0oeT1S
T Wheeler, O Smith, S White, Weish' d u
Bell and Q on deck. r.
Per steamship Sea tinll. from Baltimore 9
Graham, s Chapman, a Bluner, coiored, johh
Niles, coiored.
Per steamer Argo, from Elisto and way Lana, !,
ings-Dr SOsn wSE lady and servant, Mrs > b
Seabrook, NJ Bailey, J Mitcnell Wha!e!: MISS
Lancaster, Stoddard, Mr. FowleS.
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Murray, Ferris q Co.'s Naval stores
Circular.

NEW YORK, Angus, 15.-SPIRITs TURrESIlMhh, M.
Ruled dun but nrm till Thursday when when the the
the price gave way TO SOC under ree .Nc fpr
cham, chan abe. and 40 for New York bbls. The mar,
Set closes firmly at soc, in view OF tue iace tnas
1000 bbls are going on board for export. heceip's
1858 bbls; exports 10l b6ls. ,,,,.na strain.
RoSIN.-With an active eAPoit ,,bar nrices nut
the eStreie rates cannot be realized, as they are
SeneralIy in Combination with freights or ;s 5res
On board we quote strained In yard 81 'S Faie
i, dull and lower Ihe demand Iens oaI FOR strain
ed as reported; saa2 e5 for No. q - 5oaS ior NO NO
and "a sTa5 SO for pale. Receipts $500 ooisi eA'
ports 1924 bbls. e.,o, ,eoo hhIs vii
TAR.-ls quiet, but firm. safes io0V ". I'm mote
@ wilmington s.; Sewbern s. so. Receipts 100 eo'S
No exports.
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a song Of Harvest Home.
BY CHARLES DICKENS.

ua,, TO the merry autumn days, when yellow
cornfelds shine .,.., .,o
Par brighter than the costly cup that holes tne
Hal, 70 the merry harvest time, the gayest OF the
,rba tine of rich and bounteous crops, rejoicing
and good cheer
IT'S pleasant, ON fine spring morn 10 SEC INV
s p}ssasas Ssas sxPansG a tie hne to view the
teeming land; ,,o,- to crouch
IT'S pleasant, on a winters n1gn'' " ''''0A
ut what a are lows low ike these, my boys, to autumns
merry days
Then hail to merry autumn days. "heu SeA'"
Ear brighter than the costly cup that holds the
And naii to merry harvest time, the gayest Of the
The time Of rich and bounteous crops, rejoicing
and good cheer
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xsv York Sugar and ,1olasses Market.

From the Daily Bulletin August Is: The demana
for raws continues very light, and the market
again shows au extremely dull tone; Inc 1uosa tor
fair TO GOOD refining, and it probable that very
little stock could be obtained lower but these ng
ures are at least &c above buyers views. ana al
the best there s little or no nclnaIion q, "
~ hSds Cuba. so boxes Havana, and last evening
iSo nhds English Island Oh private terms Kelnea
are neglected. and weak on all grades: MGasseS o
The market continues neasT anu saetng an out
let sor their now pretty large supplies, and oner'
ing m ST sim more reasonable terms than mere quota
lions indicate. The demand amounts TO nothing,
and We learn Of no important sales, s-ssSc Hp
1;nha centrifugal and mixed 25a3Oc; Cuba, clay ell
soas7c: cuba Muscovado refining S?a4oc; Ca9a sna
Wnscoyado, grocery 4oa43c; English leland SoaoVc.
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FARES GREATLY REDUCED.

Steamers Of the above line leave Pier .lfEe.
street New York, at IL o'clock noon, OF the 5tn
and a1st Of every month except when these
dates fall on Sunday, then the Saturday preced-
ing. Wit,
steamers for South Pacfc and Central American
ports. Those OF 5th touch at Manzanillo.
Steamship COLORADO. Captain Farnsw ortn'
leaves San Francisco for Japan and China Sep
tember !, 1870.
90 direct from New York to Asplnwal.
One hundred pounds baggage free to each adult.
Medicine and attendance free.
For Passage Tickets or other inlormstion Apply
AZ the COMPANIES TICKET OFFICE. on the
wharf foot Of Canal street, North River, New
York. +. h. bAb1, AGENT
iulyl6-iyr
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, August l5.-TuRpESTlSE.I- so
bols received and sold a! 81 % f0r sol, anu ~
'0s sriRrT, % IURrESTISE-Is unchanged in price,
Saias OF 2si bbls ut 35}zc for Southern, anu oo
% Ibis mt ssc per gallon for n y. packages: o:,o,
ROsIS-Saes OF 910 bols at 81 81 = ior rar eS
So rs, SIS 25 SIS 50a3 10 for NO. l. anu - 10 IVA 49,
ira pale. m or hh,
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New York Rice Market.

From the Daily Bulletin, August Is: The ue.
mand is fair mainly frem the trade, ana the
market steady, without much stock onering eS,
cept OF the common qualities. Sales OF 400 oags
At sas,sc. eauote Carolina, common TO good.
per cwt, SIS 75ass; Carolina, prime to fancy M & per
ccwt. 40 25ae 3Tl:: Rangoon, per lb, 1a7;Sc Ran
COON, gold. in bond, per lb, 3iSa3n.
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v.,v yor1 Naval stores Market.

From the Daily Bulletin, August To- Spi,rsss n ,rss
turpentine is only in moderate demana, ao II iots
are without much change. Sales OF sma man II Ioss ~
merchantable at 3S!sc amt 80 bGs iron ore Ma With.
yT nt special change; the demand moderate; gooa
stralned is held at 81 IS, with buyers 81 - ov'
common strained nominal at 81 IS; NJ rosln ~ y.
81 90a2 a5; New York at 81 o5a3 5o pale a. ~ 20
inactive at So o5aS3 for Washington anu VIZ
minvton. Pitch nominal 1T 81 35a2 3TE.
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Easton Is Co.'s Cotton Report, for the
week ending August l2. 1870.

NEW YORK, August l3.-THE MARKET.-In our
last report the market closed dull and nominal:
middlng upands 1850. Saturday the business
transactions were light; sales 49l market closing
dull and lower; mlddlings 1870. Monday the
market was very quiet; sales 2S6; prices unchang.
ed. Tuesday there was moderate demand from
spInners for the better grades at steady prices;
sales ;S6: market closing easier for the low
grades; mildllngs loHc. Wednesday there was
q good spinning demand; market unchanged:
sales 1924. Thursday the market was quiet and
unchanged: the offerings we're fair; sales 1887.
Friday there was a fair demand for good cotton
q. steady prices: sales 9ll at 1esc for middling.
During the week the market has been more
regular, but without material change. The favor
able adyices from Liverpool impaired steader
tone, and gave holders more confidence. The de-.
mand has been moderate, and confined to spin
ners' wants. The offerings were liberal, hut
largely composed Of the lower grades. Liverpool
has been quite active this week. sales amounting
TO $1,000 bales. with an advance Of 7;d over the
figures In our last report. The advices from Man.
chester have been more favorable, with firmer
market for warns and fabrics,
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LIST OF VESSELS
Up, CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS soa;.

EOREI
LIVERPOOL.
The Kathleen, Lester, cleared. .....- June ~
The f Cove. Hardness, up. july y
Bark Aupie Kimbal, Stinson up..........Jaly 10
DONE TIC.
RoCEPoRT, he.
Schr Talbot, Amesbury, sailed. jury %
BOSTON.
Brig Minnie Abby, Harding, up. ... August l
NEW YORK.
Brig James Crosby, Baldwin, cleared. August s
Schr Traveller, Il 'cges, cleared. August .
Schr Wataupa, Munroe, cleared -. August 5
Schr Y Hawkins, Morris, cleared. August .
Schr Florence Rogers, Sheppard, August 4
PHILADELPHIA.
Steamship salyor. Ashcroft, cleared. August II
Schr Geo d Squire, Tlmmons, up.......... July 20 20
Schr Zeta Psi, Thompson, cleared August Il
BALTIMORE.
Schr F Keeling. Robinson, up: -.Auguse .
Schr E ] Palmer, Smoot, cleared. ...,. august II
Schr Ida Richardson, Bedel up.... August Is
Sclr Stickney, Fooks, up........'. August 10
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The superior frst.class side.wheel steamship
MANHATTAN. ". S. Woodruff Commander, Will
leave Adger:s Wharf as above.
@r The MANHATTAN Is one OF the fastest
steamships on the Atlantic Coast making her
trips In 81 to SO hours, and her table is sup.
piled with all Of the delicaces Of the New York
and Charleston markets.
~ Insurance by this Line half per cent.
R1- Rates OF Freight to New York, Providence,
and the New England manufacturing towns, also
to Liverpool, always taken at lowest market
rates.
81 at O'Clock P. II.
For Freight or Passage, apply TO
aug15-6 JANIS ADGEh q co.
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RailrGG1s.
RAILROAD.
@M yI Eg

Trains leave Charleston daily AT ESQ A. ~,
Sundays excepred,) and 80 P. NJ.
Arrive at Charleston TSo A: NJ, tMondays ex'
cepted,l and P. II.
Passengers for all points North, BY leaving at
$50 A. NJ. can 20 via Weldon and Richmond or
by leaving at $50 p. NJ, can 60 via Weldon and
Bay Line, or via Richmond, and thence via the
Aaria Creek or Gordonsvll!e routes to Washing
ton. ,,..
the $50 4. NJ. train, will reach Richmond at ll.io
a. NJ, and leaving by the ESQ p. NJ. train reach
Richmond at SIS P. n, in time to connect with
train leaving for the Springs at S.l5 p NJ, or can
lav over until the following morning, at A. NJ.
This Is the cheapest, quickest and most pleasant
route to Cincinnati, Chicago and other points
West and Northwest, both trains making CLOSE
''''''' S. S. SOLOMONS.
Engineer and Superintendent.
PL. CLEAroR, General Ticket Agent.
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LIyERpoOL CLASSIFICATION


RICE.-There were no transactions.
NAVAL SToREs.-The market was quiet, and
without sales Of note
FRk1eHrs Liverpool, BY steam, direct nomi.
nal, via New York, 7-lsd on uplands; 1l-lsd
on sea Islands; by sail we quote nominal
on upland cotton, and no ninal on sea
island cotton. To Havre by steam, nomi-
nal; by sail, nominal at xc on uplands
and TX on sea Islands. Coastwise to
New York, BY steam, &c q ID on uplands
and xc on sea Islands; by sail, &c q n on up
lands. To Boston, by steam, nominal; by sail, n
@xc a tb on uplands. To Philadelphia, by steam,
&c q fb on uplands; by sail, somewhat noml-
nal. To Baltimore, BY steam, h@Hc q b on
uplands; by sail somewhat nominal.
EXCHANGE. = Sterling 60 day bills nominal.
DOMESTIC cExoHANaE.-The banks purchase sight
checks at par to Is premium, and sell at H@ia
premium. Outside they purchase at x preml.
um, and sell at * premium.
: GoLD.-l6@lS.
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no + F LOR I D A

EOR F LoR D A,
(ONCE A WEEK.
VIA SAVANNAH, FERNASDINA, JACKSON
ST. JOHNS RIVER.
The Steamer DICTATOR will sail r. ,.sUEN n
on and after the 5th July for above s5ErsssRsaA1e
nIaces every TUESDAY EVENING, at o'cioeK.
Fare from Charleston TO Savannah, including
meals and berth, So. JulJI
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3nsnranre.
20 C Y. ID U
LIFE AND ToNT1NE ASSURANCE CoMPAN
OF THE SO u T H


GEORGE E. BOGGS Secretary.
JOINT. DARBY. ". D., Medical Adviser.
AUGUSTINE T. SMiTHE, Solicitor
JAMES CONNER, Counsel.
R. A. KINL0CH, M. D., Local Medical Exam
R. LEBBY, JR., NJ D.. iners.
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NOR GARDNE BLUFF
AND ALL INTERMEDIATE LANDINGS
oNTHE PEEDEE RIVER.

The Steamer GENERAL MANI .zE-h
GAULT, Captain II. S. Cordes, IS ssk.ttl;
now receiving freight at North Atlantic Wharf,
aud viii leave as above on THURSDAY MoRS1SG,
August IS. SHACKELFORD Il KELLY,
anC153 Agents.
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Receipt. by Railroad, August 1e.
soUrH CAROLINA RAILROAD.

126 bales cotton, 100 sacks -four, 2S1 sacks
wheat, 33l sacks bran, 113 bbls naval stores cara
wood, &c. To Wardlaw i Carew, " " Smith J
Mar. hall, r Mure e. co. Kihsnan & howell, y
Robson, Smith & Chapeau, " Griffin, Campsen Il
co, Frost \ Adger, Mulligan, Sloan Seig.
nious. J Wiss CO, G " Williams i co and r
Sharp
NoRTHEASTERS RAILROAD.
20 bales cotton, 4lo bbls naval stores, cars lum
per, phosphates, live stock, mdse, &c. To Barden
parker, Marshall, Jr, Wieters, Mowry i Son.
A QuacSenbush, Mrs Blamyer. Griffn
Clancy co, " Earral & co, Sanders, c
Ebaugh and yelling.
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Sales OF the week I33S UHlPs, IuVIuulIIG 11Vo IV
summers. and 202 10 SPECTATORS.
Gross receipts at this port for the week $3.50
bales Since lst September, a., Isl bales. -
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yoRTHEAsTERS RAILROAD.
PORT CALENDAR.

Elrst quarter, 4th, hours. 81 minutes. morn In 6
Full Moon, llth, hours, So minutes, morning.
Last quarter, 18th, hours, 80 minutes, mornin g.
New Moon, 26th, hours, S minutes evening.
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WIN. McBURNEY. President.
E. p ALEXANDER, Vice President and Actuary.
]. F, GILMER- Vice President residentin Georgia.
E. NYE HUTCHINSON, Yice.President, resident IN
North Carolina.
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COMMERCIAL NEWS.
The Charleston Cotton, Rice and Naval
Stores Market.

OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS,
TUESDAY EVENING, August l6, 1870.
CorToS.-A more active inquiry prevailed than
for some days previous prices being somewhat
irregular. Sales nea. 300 bales; say at Is; l at
1315; at 13al; at ID; at 14h; at lax; at 15;
II at 15k; 4at 10; cat le'4; at l6;z; 81 at IL;
q at Tx; 1a5 at 17lH; Is at 1T'l. We quote:
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then the highest intelligence and virtue viii
.be revoked by the Republican convention for
services In the offices Of trust and RESPONSE
bnity.
eestten by many conscientious men, who have
heretofore belonged to Democratic and other
organizations, was removed by the nomina-
lions and platform OF the late Reform conven-
ton. The distinguished nominee of that con-
Yention for Governor Is Republican, his
associate for Lieutenant Governor, no less
distinguished, was formerly Democrat. The
convention was composed mainly Of gentle
men who formerly belonged to the Democratic
party. The platform adopted, In: Its essential
feature, was Republican; 1t accepted and pro-
posed to sustain the Fifteenth constitutional
amendment, and made no political issue with
the Republican party, except reform. To vote
for either OF the nominees for Governor Is to
vote for Republican,; to sustain either of the
platforms Is to sustain the leading features Of
Republican principles. How, then, can a voter
sIlstain the Reform party-itS nominees and
nlatform-and say his devotion to principle
precIudes him from joining the Republican
party
Before the convention met, many persons
objected to uniting with the Repuoilean party,
because It involved al abandonment OF pollli-
cal principle Democratic or other. such as
went into the convention, and such as now
sustain Its action, have broken down that bar
rier, and can very quietly and very eonscien-
tiously walk into the Republican ranks-espe-
cially as every one Of the old anti-war issues
between the Democratic and Republican par
ties have passed away or been settled.
If no substantial difference exists In the
principles of the Republican and Reform par
ties, how much more could have been accom-
plished through the Republican organization,
at the Oct0ber%electlOn, to reform abuses, than
WILL be accomplished by tue Reform party |?
Suppose one hundred OF the most Intelligent
white citizens had gone IL good faith and with