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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-09-09
Exports for the Week ending Sept. q.
DOMESTIC.

NEW YoRK-Per steamship Manhattan-s56
bales cotton, SO bales Sarn 81 packages sundries,
IS empty bbs. Per steamship Jas Adger-da
bales cotton, 81 bales domestcs, 2l8 bbls rosn, II
tcs rice, 2I packages spndries, and Pioneer Steam
Fire Engine. Per steamship Clyde-l bag sea
island cotton, ass bales upland cotton, bales
brooIo corn, Sc bales domestics and yarn, 90 bales
waste q bundles paper, SO tlerces rice. 6T4 bbls
rosn SO bbs oil, 10 rolls leather rs bbls -four, and
sundries. Per schr Llly-11o,ooo feet timber,
70060 feet boards. Per schr N W Smith--So0 casks
kaolin clay, SIS empty carboys, 124 bbls rosn 15s
boxes sweet OIL l6 casks wine, 4S rolls mating,
62 bbls whiskey, II boxes medicine, bales shaw
tngs, . boxes mdse, 68 empty ale barrels, 25 Kegs
nails, IL boxes hardware, 10. 600 feet lumber.
PHILADbLPHIA-Per steamship Salyor-135 balea
cotton, 81 bales paper stock, 96 bales yarn, 200
bbs rosin. 40 bbls spirits turpentlne.. Per schr
Helene-250 tors phosphate rock. Per schr
Zera-Psl-380 tons phosphate rock.
BALTIMORE-Per steamship Sea Gull-2e2 bales
cotton, l4S casks clay, IS tons railroad iron, s
hill and bales hides 8 boxes sundries, and
mdse (. Per schr Wsrren-7o tons phosphate
rock.
PROVIDENCE, r I-Per brig J Crosby-140. 600
feet lumber. .. Per schr N Love-95, ,0e0 feet
boards.
NEWPORT, I-Per schr B Hawkins-l55,2 ,2o6
no.ring boards.
ST MARY's, GA-Per schr Lizzie Watson-S6
packages furniture.
ALEXANDRIA. VA-Per schr Mott Bedell-12l, 500
feet boards. 80
RICHMOND vA-Per schr George e Smoot-S5s
bbls phosphates.
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THE GAY AILIEIA CLERK.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEWS.

1 COLUMBIA, September Z.
The militia appropriation of fifty thousand
has been used up. Gone, done gone. Your
erpose of the Miss Lottie Rollins swindle
creates sensation here. She has drawn near
lytwo thousand dollars upon the order OF the
Governor, for sixteen months labor that she
neuer performed. We have got all the iaees, M
and the pretence that she carried her work to
her house, &C., &C., &C., WON'T do, that's toe
baId-headed. We kao0 that all the work she
did, as the gay militia clerk, In these past SIX:
teen months, could be done by any one IN
twenty-four hours. How is that FOR .S. higha 1sgIa
Walk up, We unruly rebels, and view the land,
seape DER! No wonder Governor Orr wanted
10 1.ne the party, in order to reform It.
Her name is purposely kept on tne pay.rons, y
Records are dangerous things, and yet her pay
goes right on. o, murder In our next, well
pay our respects to Miss Kate Rollins, (her SIS
ter.) We have n more damning case sthl
that is more romantic, in which the Governor
(ofour beloved State as usual, Is one OF ~ tne !.
chiefs. Don't you wish you were ''trooly loil 2
She, too, takes money from the treasury,
without proper consideration. LEX.
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Markets by Telegraph.

LONDON, September -Soon.--Consols ".
Bonds SO. Tallow 44s 3da44s Oil.
FRANKFORT, September S-Soon.-Bonds steady
at 92H.
LIVERPOOL, September S.-Noon-cotton heavy
uplands 9l4a93Sd; Orleans 91ia9%d; sales 5000
bales Corn 2ss 9d.
Eyening.-Cotton tends downward; uplanGs
eLd: Orleans e,ld; sales 5000 bales; speculation
and export 1000 bales. Corn 2ss Cd. Beer and
pork nominal Lard dull. Common rosin As 81.
DOMESTIC.
NEW YORK, September s.-Noon.-Flour heavy
and SC lower. Wheat du / anu nominally lower.
Corn dull and lc lower. Pork heavy at sa6 90.
Lard dropping. Cotton dull and dropping; up.
lands lszzc; Orleans coke; sales 500 bales. Tur'
pentine 4Oc Rosin steady. Freights nrm.
Later-Stocks weak Gold 1SH. Money SAT
per cent. Exchange unchanged. SXty.twos
I2;;s.
Eyening.-Money 5asc. Sterling 9haeT. Gold
l3zI. Governments quiet; Southerns quiet and
unchanged. Cotton dull; sales 1000 bales; up
lands loXc. Flour-State and Western 6sl0c
lower; su2erfne 81 75a4 co. Southern dull and
lower; common TO fair extra SIS 25a6t Whea,
heavy; winter red and amber western 81 25al 20
Corn 79aso. Pork heavy at s26a26 12n. Lard
no nlual. WhisEey active and lower at soas2c
Groceries and naval stores firm. Tallow dull
Freights firm.
BosTeN, September s.-Cotton quiet and steady
middlings ooa2o,Sc; sales 300 bales; net receipts
81; coastwlse ISL; total COS; stock 24oo.
BALTIMORE, September s.-Cotton dull and
tending down; middlings 1s,zc; sales SO bales
net receipts coasrwIse IL; stock s2o.
CINCINNATI, September S.-Flour dull; family
! SIS 40a5 go; Corn dali at 6saIoc. Whiskey lroop
ing at ssas0c Mess pork lower at s26 IS; no buy
ers. Lard l5hc. Bacon, shoulders l4xal47t
clear sides 1sc.
ST. LOUIS, Septt tmber s.-Bagging steady. Flour
heavy at 81 1oa4 Is. Corn heavy; mixed 61ae2c
Whlskey sac. Pork lower. Bacon firm; shoulders
l4Hc; clear sides 1sila1s1Sc. Lard 16a1614c.
LOUISVILLE, September S.-Bagging unchanged
Flour heavy; extra family SIS 25. Corn weak and
unchanged. Provisions firm. Mess pork s2s
Shoulders 14sc; clear sides lSisc. Whskey s0s
Gle.
NORFOLK, September s.-Cotton unchanged
low mddling TIC; net receipts 70 bales; export!
coastwlse 143 bales; stock 362 bales.
SAVANNAH, September s.-Cotton active; mid
d!ings l7'ia17l sales 400 bales; net receipts iss
stock 1922 bales.
GALVESTON, September s.-cotton very dull ant
unsettled, aud accurate quotations cannot ot
given. Good ordinary l4Xa15c; sales 25 bales
net receipts 81; stock 1915 bales.
MOBILE September s-Cotton dull middnngs
l7Hal71sc; sales $50 bales; net receipts S2i ex
ports coastwise 227 stock 10,o22.
NEW ORLEANS September S.-cotton dull and
tending downward; middnng 1Sc; sales 600 bales
net receipts 50 bales; coastwise Ia bales; tota
23a bales; stock 1887 bales. Sugar, prime l3c
Moasses, city refined 50a75c. Sterling eoa2eA
Gold 1871. Sight Il premium.
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POET O1LENDAR.
MIRINE NE w
CHARLESTON, Sc, sEPT'R o
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Brig Helen, Furblsh, booth Bay, Me-l3 DAYS.
Gnano. To the Pacific Guano Company. 0n the
27th ul,Imo, William T Cayron, seaman, leH from
ao to the deck and died In from MS adss H1daes
York. days. Mdse. To W Roach co, ADAMS,
Damon & co, G v Ancker co. E Adger co, Z
Bates & co. w II Bird 4 co, @ Burckmeyer, Y
Quarter master, Captain W Brady, Bischo9
co, Cameron. Barkiey & co. Claclus l. Mite, J G
q Claussen Crane, BoylstQn co, Campsen d
co, Il R Cowperthwait. " Chafee co, Dowie,
Noise IL Davis, Douglas Il Miller, B Duval
Son, Walker, Evans CogsWel, J Fairly GO,
man & co, H Gerdts i co, Hart & co, g Hacker,
Holmes Calder. J Hurkamp c0, J. w HARRISON,
K Heath, T NJ Horsey i Brother, Knobeloch,
Il Katte l. co, A LANCER, Macdur Cohen, Mar
shall Burge, W Marscher, L Meyer r Mar-
shall, Ostendorlr & co, olney CO, O'Nei!l, A
Quackenbush. Railroad Agent, A Stone, stel:
fens, Werner s DucSer, L Schnell, D II Sicox, w
Shepherd L CO, P Toale, r Thompson & CO., "
Trott, W Vince. Walker, Evans Il CogsWell, II
Wuhrmann, L Welskopf. l. Webb. WAGNER d
MOnsees, J NJ Wohltmann, w WLllems q co,
r White, Whittemore Rhodes, W e "nliuen d
Gu. and stiles d Jennings.
Beat from Christ Church. oa:es upland COZ
ton. To w Gurney.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship South Carolina, Adkins, New ork-
schr Tiu Minnie Hopkins, Weeks, Pa::aaelphia-H
Baker il co.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Steamship South Carolina, adKlns' Ne" 1oFk.
FROM THIS PORT.
Steamship Salyor, Ashcroft, Philadelphia, Sep
TENDER t.
SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
Steamship clyde, Hunter, from New YORK; Sep
'eiaTii Bark Annie Kimball, sinsor, rom Liverpool
August %.
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The receipts at this port for the week have been
bags Of sea lslsnds and Floridas, and 1888 bales
Of uplands against 7 bags sea islands and Flori-
das, and 1915 bales uplands for the week last
year. These supplies have come as follows, say,
OF uplands, per South Carolina Railroad, 2os5
bales; per Northeastern Railroad, lS4 bales; Edls'
to. &C., 10 bales; Georgetown so bales; Santee
bales; Beaufort II bales; Christ Church oales;
Savannah bales; Florida bales. or sea isiands,
Beaufort bags; Christ Church bag; Florida
bag.
TIE Corroy MARKEr.-This article has shown
some fluctuations during this period, the foreign
market, which opened at e@sSd, improved TO
eHd, and receded to sl&d. AT New York, prices
commenced at 1e%c and advanced to 2oHc, and
fell Off to 1917, and at this point the staple began
at l7&c and hardened TO ls@ls1lc, declining to
l7%@lSc q ID for middling uplanGs.
The movements in the Liverpool and New YORK
markets for this period have been as fellows: On
Friday, September 2d, the former was firm, up
lands e@9ha, sales 5000 bales; the latter was
trmer at 1916 sales l4oo bales. On Saturday the
former closed excited, uplandssEd, sales $4,000
bales; the latter advanced &c, uplands 2o'lc,
sales 1900 bales. On Monday the former was
buoyant, upands 9hd, sales 1000 bales; the latter
was quiet and steady at 2o1ic, sales $50 oaies on
Tuesday the former was quiet, uplands 92Sd, sales
5000; the latter was active and drmer at eosc
sales 1000 bales. On Wednesday the former was
duh, uplands sl@9hd, sales 5000 h-les; the lat
ter was in fair demand and lower at 1910, sales
1900 bales. Yesterday the former wal dull at
skd; the latter was Inactive at 1oIc.
The transactions in this market for the wees
have been as follows On Friday, September
there was good demand at frmer rates, price:
improving about &c q fb; sales $50 bales; ordi
nary to good ordinary being quoted at 14@lic
low midiiling l7lI, mlddnug Tx, strict mddling
ls@1s1lc q ID. On Saturday there was harder
tendency In prices, and the rates, in some cases
advanced about &c q ID; sales l25 bales; ordi
nary TO good ordinary being quoted at li@l7sc
low middiing TX, mlddling 174@1s, and strict
middling lsHSlsIc y h. On Monday the artt
| Gle was i.mer aud p ices improved &c; sales Isl
bales; ordinary to good ordinary being quoted a
15@l7kc, low middlng l7H@I7%, midd!ing 1s@
1sK, and strict middng &c 2 ID. On Tuesday
the market was generally steady, but CLOSED
quiet; sales IT'S ba es; quotations unchanged. Or
Wednesday the early transactions were at steady
rates, but afterwards the market became weaker
and concessions, In some instances, were mad
to the extentof H@Ac p fb; sales 23o bales; ordi
nary to good ordinary being quoted at 15@1Ic
low middling 17H@l7A, middllng lS@ls's, ant
strict middling 1870 p ID. Yesterday the artlel
was dull, and pr,ces, in some cases, &c lower
sales 100 bales, say at IL; at 1s; at 152l; o
l6; at l61s; 1e at 1e2z Ss at 17'; at Tx; Il a
ls; A at 1874; / at 18hc. We quote somewha
| nominaliy
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AFFAIRs IN-ANDE ERsON
The County Nominations.
rFaox AN OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT

rFaox AN OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT
PENDLEToN, September 5. )
You have already seen in the lntelligencer
and Keowee Courier an account OF the late
meeting In this place. to form Union Reform
CluD. The numbers are daily increasing
several freedmen have attached themselves to
our club.
To-day, as heretofore advertised, meeting
ofdelepates from the different townships OF
our county was held at Anderson, when the
following gentlemen were nominated Tor sena-
tor, Representatives. d.: For the senate.
A. Hoyt. Representatives.. B. Moore, DR.. j..
Wilson, Minor Crawford, colored. For Probate
Judge-W. w. HumphreyR. For School Com
missioner-Wm. Haynes. Although this nom-
ination does not suit or please every corner Of
our county, as 1t did not ourselves altogether,
yet, for harmony, we shall support the nomina-
ton. Our representatives are Ior on, county,
and not for particular corner or township;
therefore, let us unite and support the nomi-
nation, 1t is good one, without regard to sec
tion.
our friends, Hoyt and Moore, are nominal
ed for the Senate; the former, by small ma
jority, as am informed, on vote was declar-
ed the nominee When Mr.. Moore expressed
himself satisfied with the decision, and pledg-
ed himself to support 1t, begging to be excus-
ed from any other nomination. But 1t was no
go, he could not he ignored or excused by his
many friends present He had fought the
good 1ght IN onr last Legislature With OuC rev
to help him, and was deserving of a position
again, where, IN all probability, he will be bet
ter supported. He, J. B. Moore, DR.. ]. Wilson
and Minor Crawford, colored, were nominated
for the House of Representatives; Mr.. ". w.
Humphreys, present incumbent. for probate
Judge, and VIM. Haziar for school commits
sioner.
Ipresume we shall have some opposition to
this nomination, perhaps independent, but
more probable Rads. Let them come, we are
ready to meet them. Would that the whole
State were so.
Understanding that company of blacks has
been raised in this place aud vicinity, for the
service Of the Governor, we have this day
headed a list OF whites for the service OF the
State, II desired by the Governor. Otherwise,
we are organized; and, as the Dutchman said
by his horse "dare."
We are consulting on central barbecue, at
this place, for Anderson, Oconee and Pickens,
for our speakers, before the close of the cam
paign. Ifthe arrangement can be made, you
shall hear from us again. S.
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The Charleston Market.

IFoR THE WEEK ENDING SEPTEMBER 81
The CRoPs.-The weather for the past Wees
has been Of the most favorable character for ma
turing and harvesting the crops, and cotton pick
ing and rice cutting have proceeded without ln-
terruption. The season has. up to the present
time, been remarkable for It's general promising
features, and If continued without change, Will
cause the crops to give the besr possible re.
suits. The supplies Of new crop uplands are com.
ing forward to this point quite freely, and good
receipts OF the staple M. now be steadily looked
for.
TIE RKczrprs.-The arrivals at the cotton ports
for the week up to Friday last, were s'ls bal g. in
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Interior Cotton NIurket.

MACON, September s.-Receipts to-day; lag l4s
bal s. sales 1885, shipped 2s7 the marset coser Ser
firm this evening with good demand a' i'e iol
middllngs. Offerings light .,.,,, =.
ATLANTA September f.-The market cioseo at
TIC. for middlings lsc for low middungs; lac. 1oF
good ordinary, and lac for ordinary.
MONTGOMERY September e.-Markes nrmi low
mddlngs l8xc
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OFFICIAL.

LIST OF LETTERS remaining in the Postofice
at Charleston, for the week ending September g..
1870, and printed officially in TIE DAILY NEWS,
as the newspaper having the largest circulation
in the City OF Charleston.
"a Persons calling for Letters Advertised.
should state that they are Advertised"
aS Office hours from A. N. to 61SP. II. On
Sundays, from 5h to 6H Pm.
STANLEY G. TROTT, Postmaster.
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New York Rice Market.

From the Daily Bulletin, September s: Carolina
notice the sale OF IS tcs at ssta9c. Rangoon rice
is quiet and unchanged. Small sales are made AZ
7a7hc; the stock ia nearly exhausted. Caroiina
common TO good per cwt S. 7SaS Caronnn PRIME ri
71sc; Rangoon, gold in bcId, Fer 10 ~ a31c.
From the Journal OF Commerce: The market lor
Carolina Is tribe more active but prices remain
without change; Is tcs sold at s&a9c; Rango0n Is
stock. We quotet TAI &c for lots, duty paid.
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LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.

SEA ISLAND CoTToN.-The arrivals for the week
were bags, OF which were Of the new crop, viz:
! from Florida and from Christ Church Parish,
near this city. The market for this quality OF the
staple has remained duh and inactive, with an
absence Of inquiry. Until transactions take place
no quotations can be given.
RIcE.-The receipts Of this grain were limited
to about o25O bushels Of the new crop. A few lots
OF new Carolina clean were placed on the market
during the week, and some 20 1ierces Of good clean
Carolina sold at 8Hc q ID, and later 40 terces
OF good clean Carolina at SIC Q ID. The business
OF the week was not sufficient to establish prices,
and we omit quotations. Yesterday % :ierces OF
good clean Carolina sold at SIC q ID.
NAVAL SToREs.-The receipts for the week have
been $500 bbls Of all qualities. The market has
been dull and business has been unimportant,
purchasers generally offering figures which were
unacceptable to sellers. We quote spirits turpen-
tine nominally 34kc, and No. rosin a. SO p bbl.
Also the following sales: los bbls pale rosin at IS
5o@3 IS; bbls dull at 50; 70 bbs low No at 81
80; 173 bbls No at 81 50@l SIS; Al bbls No at
$l45.
HAY.-There have been received about 800 bales
Of North River qualities Sales OF this descrip.
LlOu lrOIu Tue WHIT nave Ldheu plaee aI " w v
hundred.
CoRN.-rhe arrivals have been light The mar
ket has an ample stock, with only limited in
quiry. Sales Of western white have taken place at
s1lzk y bushel, weight, sacks included. Job.
bing lots Of prime white are held at 81 80 2
bushel, weight, sacks included.
OATs.-This grain Is In good stock, and some
1000 bushels OF new were sold at CSC q bushel,
weight, sacks included. Johbng lots Of new may
be quoted at 7oc, and old at S5c 2 oushel, weight,
sacks included.
FLouR.-Tbe arrivals have been to fair extent,
aud the market Is well supplied With most quail
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Receipts By Railroad. September 8.
oor-ru rlpoIJSl RAILROAD.

17s bales cotton, So bales domestics, 169 barrels
flour, u cars wood. To Pelzer, Rodgers co, J
Adger & co, Claghorn, Herring & co. G II Walter
a CO. w Smith, Reeder IL Davis WAGNER d
Murdaugh, bowling CO, Mowry Il Son, Frost i
Adger. 4 Salinas, W G Dukes, Johnston, crews
& CO, N Robson, and Railroad Agent.
NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD.
80 bales cotton, 241 bbls naval stores, cars lun.
Der and stock, mdse, &c. To Frost & Adger, A j
Salinas, Hopkins, Mcpherson & co, R8venel j. co,
Graeser 4 Smith, J A Quackenbush. b Wurh.
mann, Shackelford Il Kelly, Mowry IL Son, Bar.
den L Parker, Caldwell & Son. Marshall, Jr, J
Weiters, Kinsman & Howell, S D Stoney, Gold
smith & Son, Thurston & Holmes, G Williams
4 CO, E wellng, and Pacific Phosphate Company.
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, September 7.aTuRpEsiiSoE;;M ao -
Sales Of 1872 bbls at 81 IS for SOFT, anu 81 ~ iof
hard, per $50 lbs.
SpIRlTs IURPENrINE.-Market unchanged, with
sales OF 200 bbls at 81. per gallon lor soutnern
RosrN.-Sales OF 1857 hbls at ST 90 lor stralneu
81 52ha1 IS for low No 2; 81 10 lot No = ano
S2f r low Mol.
TAR.-75 bbs changed hands at 81 10 per bbl-
8 decline Of 2Sc
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Norfolk Market.

NORFOLK, September 6.-CoTToN.-EeGe@ipts @
for theweek 671 bale. There is mot Gi1cn M ao,ag
IN It, The stock offering is nearly an ah SGUs h,s
sold at Ike.
CoRN.-Keceipts $500 bushels. the demand =
very slack and for small parcels only. Ihere are
good deal Of receipts in BAD orasp a1a 1or "on
white; no yellow sold
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sG Persons depositing letters in the Postofdce-
will please place the stamp near the upper right
hand corner OF the envelope, and they will also
please to remember that without the stamp let
ter cannot be mailed, but will be seat to the Dead
Letter Office
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contrast with 6464 bales the week before, and
s471 bales for the same period last season.-At
New Orleans the receipts for the week have been
1882 bales, against s66 bales last season. The
total supplies at the cotton ports, not including
overland TO manufacturers or Southern consunp.
tion, from September l, 1859, up to the Slst
August, 1870 were 29O6, ,5le bales in contrast with
2,l33, ,6+o bales last season, showing an increase
OF 772 s7s bales The arrivals at the chief South
ern centres from September to 7, 1870, Inclusive,
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Exports.

NEW Y0RK-Per steamship South Carohnac
7o2 bales upland cotton All bbls rosin, III oaies
domestics, As pacs ages sundries. ,,o
PHILADELPHIA-Prr schr Minnie dopKlnS-soo
tons phosphate rock, &C, 900 feet lumber.
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Passengers.

Per steamship South Carolina. for New York
W Craig, j b Trout Larcombe. Miss N A Mehr.
tens c II King, E G Volgt, R Roth, Regan, A
Buchanan, J Burke and wife, L Ryan. Mr and
B Feldmann, Captain r Congdon, L Elias, d c
Merritt, King, J Pratt, H Aigner, Ben.
nett, Perry, p Whaley, G Weber. and II
Holmes.
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List of Shipping
IN THE PORT OF CHARLESTON. SEPTEMBER s.
rssoel5 under 100 tons, and steamers coasting
within the State, excepted.
STEAMSHIPS.
champion, l41S tons, Lockwood, at Adger's wharf.
for New York. loading-James Adger co.
" Eyerman, eyl tons, Hinckley, at Brown i
co.'s wharf, for Philadelphia, loading-W A
COurtenay.
baltimore, loadng-Paui Trenholm.
Mary San.lotd, A.. tons, Chadwick. al Atlant tic
wharf, from Wilmington, Del, discharging-
HF Baker d co.
BARKS.
Flou II Huburt 4e4 tons, HiIey, at Atlantic wharf,
for Port in Great Britain, loading" Roach
4 co,
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The following are the receipts Of cotton at
the chief Southern centres from September to
the 7th, 1870, inclusive as reported by telegraph.
This includes all points but North Carolina and
overland:
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Times, tBr) 200 tons, bryant, at Msrshsll'. wharf
---.-1ora q Port In Great Britain, loadtns-Bs RnsH
Kathleen, tBr,)-ton Lester, at Accommodation
- wharf, nom Liverpool, dlscharg1pg.H caro-:
Vlnco, (Br,) 4S4 tons, Doyle at Union whari, from
AiddleborO', Eng, discharging-h Caio.
Granton (Brl, 5o2 TONS Grundell, at AccomHooa-
lion wharf, from Middleboro, Eng, d:3charg-
ing-Henry Card. rs
.BRIGS.
Minnie Able, 34s tons, Harding, at Adger,s
wharf, from Boston. discharging-W Roach
q G Brooks, - tons, shea at vanderhorst's
wharf, from Havana, dIsctarging-J A Ens-
c v Williams, - tons, Froyard, at Contra! wharf,
from Philadelphia, discharging-H Baker
Lewis Clark, zoe tons, Cobb, at Kerr,s wharf,
for Bucksville, S G. ready A Euslow co.
Booths Bay, just arrived-Master.
N Smith, ses tons, Tooker, at Wando COS
,,T wharf % loT New York readymW Roach cntce; CO.
wharf, for Philadelphia, loading F Baker
zesa PSI, %. tons, Thompson, in Ashley River, for
Philadelphia, readyId Baker co;
Providence, K !, ready A Enslow L CO.
River, for New York, loadi6gSwm Roach
W L Springs, 2ea.tons, Jones, in Ashley River,
from Greenpoint, L ], waiting-C b Glidden.
Traveller, liz tons, Hodges, at Kerr's wharf, from
New York, dIscharRing-T Kerr co.
Letfie Wells, l91 .ons, Wells, at Atlantic wharf,
from New York., discharging-W Roach d co.
Knight 1i9 tons, &cA:njter, in Aahey
River, for Philadelphia, loadiDg-W Roach
H Siickney 27O tons, Fooks, at Kerr's wharf,
from Wilmington, N @, dischsrgin ging-Street'
Bros co.
Ida Richardson, - tons, Bedel, at Brown q co.'s
wharf, from Baltimore, discharging-street
Bros 4 co.
Minnie, 2ss toms Hudson, at Adger's wharf, from
New York, dscharging-W Roach co.
LIST OF VESSELS
UP, CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIs PORT.
FOREIGN. >.
LIVERPOOL.
The r Cove, Harkness, ,up........... ..July ~
Bark A1nle Kimball, Stinson, sailed. August z
DOME TIC.
BOSTON.
Brig Lt5ase c1o7., 9srrv &
Brig John Freeman, -, ..August u u
Scbr W l. Bradley, -, -,up.............A August u:
NEW YORK.
Steamship Clyde, Runter, sailed. .......sept d
Brig George, Swan, up.........,... %
Brig v Williams, thompson. cleared. August IL
Schr Traveller, Hodges, cleared. August q
Schr Wapella, Penny. up. august ~
PHILADELPHIA.
Schr Ada Ames, Adams, up..........--..S sept !
RoCEPORT, NE.
Schr Ralph Carlton, Curtis, sailed... August 81