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CAPITAL PRIZE, $4,000.
Hhole Certificates, IS; Hasres, 50 80; Quarters,
Sl,225j.

Hh3te CERTIFICATES, 50; Lid!ces, 81 80; Quarters,
sl.25.
ExrLANATIoN OF DRAWING. The numbers
from l to 10000, corresponding with tho
Tickets arc printed on separate slips of paper, !,
and encrclcd with small Tubes, and placed in
ono wheel, Tho 100 Prizes are printed on
slips Of paper and encircled with Tubes and
placed In another wheel. Both wheels are
then rovolved, and number is drawn from
the wheel OF Numbers; and at the same time
printed slip OF the Prizes is drawn from the
other whecl. Tho Number and Prize drawn
out arc opened and exhibited to the specta-
tors. and registered by the Commissioners
Tho PriZo being placed against the number
drawn: This operation is repeated until all Of
the Prizes are drawn out.
a1- For information and orders, address
Noteh Carolina Beneficial Association,
Wilmington, N. c.. =. o. Box 50.
w. II. GERKEN,
General Agent.
JoHN LONDON, Commssionor. Nov 10
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COZ OH TgJAGBH y :As:s-.G, G,
Saturday morning. November s. 1870.

Saturday morning, November 8, 1870.
The wound inflicted upon French pride
by the fall of tho "virgin fortress" on
the Moselle seems to exceed in noute and
exasperating psin that which proved the
death-blow Of tho empire at Sedan, when
France was less prepared to realize q
great disaster. The charge OF high trea-
SOD against Bazaine continues to bo trum-
peted from city to city and province to
province throughout the republic. Every
incident in the conduct of the fallen
marshal prior to his surrender that might
indicate dissatisfaction with the charac-
ter of the new government, or illustrate
his reticenoe during the. preliminaries
for the capitulation. is given to the pub
Hc ip proof of his viliainy and duplicity.
Amidst, the general imprecations. how
ever, the Constitutional, the Gazette. and
other newspapers at Tours, demand a
susp pen sion ,,of Judgment, and it is sug-
geatef!d4 that an opportunity be given him
to prove his innocence before q council
OF watI Unfortunately, the marshal is
ppisongf at present, and, what may
lend color..to the accusation against him,
is said to be with his imperial master at
Wilhelmshohe, in company with the
Empress Eugenie. But having never
had either OCCASION or opportunity to re-
cognize the republic, it does not appear
strange that he should seek; in his cap-
tivity. the one to whom ,hia allegiance
was Originally 'glYcn. and for whose cause
his! sw9rd was drawn. Gen. Boyer. his
aide.descamp. .refdtes the charge made
against hinl by Gambetta; and reitetates,
Eve oapitdiatea to fatnihe." General
Bourbaki, who escaped from Metz. and
after visit to the. Empress returned to
France, entered the service of the repub-
lie, and was assigned to command in the
North, is under suspicion as having been
a party to Bazaine's alleged disgraceful
design, and it is reported that, unable to
stem the tide of popular disfavor, he has
resigned his position. Gambetta has is
sued another proclamation, in which he
intimates that the soldiers at Metz have
protested against the ''cowardly surren-
der" and refuse to be bound by it..
From the least apparently prejudiced
accounts it would appear that Bazaine
has been honestly unable or unwilling to
recognize any legitimate connection be-
tween himself and the provisional 60
yernment; that he considers the political
state of France as one of anarchy, and
the provisional ministry irresponsible,
but that in delivering up Metz to the
Prussians he was Influenced by military
necessity rather than by any political
considerations. There are various ru-
mors concerning intrigues in which he
is interested with the Emperor, and
which are not at all unlikely. There are
also reports that the Orleans princes are
active. and that they have $50, ZOO adhe-
rents in Western France.
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LEE MEMORIAL VOLUME. The faculty
Of Washington Lee College, Lexington,
Virginia, propose to publish a memorial
volume in memory of Gen. Robert z.
Lee, to be prepared. in great part, under
the immediate supervision OF Gen. Lees
own family, giving sketch of his life,
from original and authentic sources,
comprising incidents, "reminiscences sac.
count death and funeral. culogies,
editorials, &C., the proceeds to be de-
voted to the erection of monument at
Lexington.
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The New York Herald thinks the con-
viction of some of the public officers of
the North, and the infiction of igno-
ninious punishment on them, will be
valuable public advantage The Herald
thinks that many of the office-holders in
New York ought to be in the State pri-
son. The radical nominee for Congress,
in the Rochester District, in the State Of
New York, who was at one time Comp
troller OF the Currency at Washington,
says that such frauds and evasions are
committed in the Revenue system of the
United States that "not more than one
half of the amount is collected that
should and would be if the laws we're
enforced with administrative ability and
integrity" He says that the taxpayers
are paying "upon basis of revenue of
about 5000, ,000.0 per annum, while not
more than one-half Of that sum finds its
way into the Treasury" How long will
the people of America endure such
system-how long can they endure it?
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MIR. +. Il. HEISITsH-DEAR SIR The bottle
OF Queens Delight which 1 purcha ased from,
iou mas given me entire satisfaction. have
found relief from an attack. except by travel.
ing, change of climate and diet. No ;oedicine
eyer eyer before has produced SO good an effect.
tircly relieved of pain. MY bowels are reer-
lar, &c. l experience no nausea, as I did be-.
iore taking tho Queens Delight. l rec ard
inns tnls medicine one OF the most valuable. IL ia
1t. Yours, respectfully,
Oct 70 JAMES F. DOWNEY.
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.MARRIED,

On thS evening Of che I'd instant, at Bethel
OhHrch, by Rev. W,-D. Hasris, JOHN a.
BARRIE, Of Charleston, to Miss ELLA NJ. TO-
LAND, OF Columbia. q y
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W. r. Cochran's Celebrated Corn
Whiskey

YHNHIS ARTICLE is warranted pure and una
j. dulterated, and is pronounced by judges
to be superior in quality to any ever offered
in this market. 1t may be obtained of the
Agent, on application at tho Nickerson House.
NV IL
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superintendent Office. c., C. & A. R.R.

COLUMBIA, S. g November 8, 1870
persons p9 ase wishinp aGfHm%odSisGn TO Sst 5a OF
STATE FAIR, q special train will be run be-
tween Chester and Columbia, November Q, 10
and IL, as follows: Leave Chester at A. NJ,
arrive at Columbia ut 1910. Returning, leave
Columbia at =. A., arrive at Chester 9.25.
Round trip tickets for one fare, to be had by
application to Agents.
Nov4 C. BCUKNIGnT, Sup't.
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| Meeting Of stockhol ldefs.

eIA IAnH3y. a meoting Of tho Stockholders
sz seasss2s..s2a9 slss2@SEsE9 of the BLUE RIDGE RAIL
ROAD COMPANY, Of South Carolina, will be
held in Columbia, at the Office Of tho Compa-
ny. on THURSDAY. the 18th instant, at IL
O'Clock, MI. W. 81. d. QAILLARD,
Nov 1t Secretary.
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LIST OF New ADVERTISEMENTS.
W. Il. Gerken Headquarters.
Davenport Brothers-Janney's Hall. {
w. II: Cochran-Corn Whiskey.
Dissolution of Copartnership.
Meeting of Stockholders.
Medical-The Bridal Chamber.
Mike Hoke-Special Notice.
VIM. Hutson Wigg-Citatio Notice
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nEss9LuT1on.4aha 2ArSfss Il:
~ FRY is this day dissolved, ,bY mutual COZ.
sent.f All parties fnde5ssa. t pleasS itlisfe:
Payment to either the undsfaisnad: 80 ]
& = VS.. POPE,
Nov53 y ID. ". FRY.
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ern and western fine may be quoted at IS 5o@
SIS p bbl; super ati$s@6 25 p bbl; extra $40
IT'S p Dbl, and family at $s@s 80 p Dbl; Southern
grades may be quoted at 81 5o@775 q Dbl for e1-
ira, and ss@s p Dbl for family qualities.
BAcoN.-Wlth much reduced stock OF prime
descriptions, the market has become flrmer, and
we quote prime smoked shoulders at 15c 2 b;
prime smoked clear rib aides at 1sc p ID; salted
shoulders at 13h, and sides at 1eKc p tb. 1nfe-
rier meats are In full stock, and sell at unsettled
and irregular figures.
FRU1r AND vBGErABLBs.-The market is fairly
supplied with new Irish potatoes, Southern
growth, tomatoes and other vegetables, with
watermelons and cantelopes, in which fair re-
tail trade is doing.
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs.-There Is moderate
business doing In these articles, and we quote
prime grocery sugars at 11X@11hc p fb; good
at 1oHc p fb. Clayed molssses is dull, and we
quote in hhds at Ssc; In bbls at i1@42c; musco-
vado do In hhds 41c, and In bbls at 45c . gallon.
BUTTER AND LARD There Is fair stock Of
prime Goshen. We quote lg6od to prime at $50
4oc 2 fb; Chicago prime; 8e@soc p. fb; Western
and other lowsr grades sell from. 2o9aoc p fb;
country do at 25@s9c p fb, as in quality. Lard is
IN ROOu supply, Suu Is ntiu ~ 1o1IS.
sALr.-There have been no arrivals. Lots frcm
store selling at 81 4o@l so 2 sack.
INDIA BAaeNG.-There Is some limited Inquiry
for this article We quote Sl@a2c nominal 2
yard. Dundee bagging, A inches, TX Bs for the
yard, ,sis. held at Csc.
IRON BANDS ANb TIES for cotton, Of the most
approved patterns, are offered on the market at
8h@7Hc p b.
TIMBER AND LuXBER.-The market for this arti-
Gle Is dull. We quote timber for milling purposes
from $500, Shipping timber s1o@l6; 4-4@54
flooring at s14@l6 p N. Bright lumber, good
merchantable, from city mills, cut to size, ffom
$2o@24 p n by the cargo.
FRKIanrs.-To Liverpool, by steam direct
nominal via New York, 7-16d on uplands,
l1-1sd on sea islands by sail we quote 7-1ed
on uplands and xd on sea islands. To Hayre
nominal Cosstwise Ito New York, by steam,
Kc on uplands and Nc on sea islands;
81 90 p tieroe on rice; by sail, Xc on
cotton; 2 tlerce on rice; 4oc p barrel on
rosIn; s7@ss p N on lumber; ss@1o p ION tim
ber. To Boston, by sail, H@kc p ft on upland
cotton. To Providence, So p N on boards, Kc
p ID on cotton. To Philadelphia, by steam.
nc q b on uplands; by sail, $e@7 p NJ on boards;
50 on timber; So 2 ton on clay, and $s@a Is on
phosphates. To Baltimore by steam, ,11c p
b: by sail, S. p N on boards; so 5o@s 90 p ton
on phosphate rock. Vessels are In demand by
our merchants to take lumber freights from
Georgetown, s. c., Derien and satila River, Ca,
and Jacksonville, Fla, to Northern ports, and
s11@l2 q III are rates on lumber and boards.
ExoHANGE-SrERLNG BILIs-The rate yester-
DOMESTIC ExCHANGE.-The banks are purchas.
ing sight checks on New York x of; s days
X or; 10 days y or; 10 days u or; 20 days =;
30 days :. They are selling sight checks at u
premium.
GoLD.-The brokers were yesterday buying at
II Il and selling ut 12H.
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The Charleston Market.

tFoR THE WEEK ENDING JULY 14.]
THE cRoPs.-Witn occasional complaints result
ing from the effect Of the heavy rains experienced
previously, or from too much dry weather. the
general Information from the planting region in
dcates that the crops are progressing 1avorably.
In this Yiciuity the weather has been hot and dry
and such as should be highly favorable to cotton.
The rice AMI corn crops present healthy. ap-
pearance. and the yield in proportion to the land
planted promises to be good.
THE RBcEPrs-The arrivals at the ports for
the week upto Frldsy last was sbs6 bales, against
1l,soe the week before, and 1910 for the contrast
ing period last season. At New Orleans the re-
ceipts were 2s4s bales, against 1910 last year. The
total supplies st the cotton ports from the Let Of
september last UP to the laest mail dates, were
1855, M bles against 3 1882 the year before,
showing anaincrease Of 147,s7e bales. The total
receipts at the chief Southern centres from the lst
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NEW York Rice Market.

From the Daily Bulletin, July II: The market
has been unsettled by the fluctuations In gold
and few goods changed hands. at the close
hl lders ore firm but asking only about former
figures. Sales OF 100 bags Rangoon at &c; Caro-
lima common to good per cwt Ssas 25; Carolina
prime to fancy per cwt S. s71sas; kaugoon per
10 6Xa7; RangOon, gold In bond, per cWt 3a3H.
From the Tribune: The market was rather
uuIet and rates are little unsettled, owing TO
the advance In gold, but sellers have not insisted
on apY decided advance; sales OF 100 bags Ran
gonn at &c; Carolina si5a9c, and quiet,
From the Journal Of Commerce klce IL dnil
and rather unsettled by the variations in gold,
but sellers appear to have the advantage: 100
bags Rangoon duty paid, sold ut &c, currency.
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Markets by Telegraph.


LONDON, July 14.-Noon.-Consos o21s. Bonds
ssk.
LIVERPOOL, July 14-Noon.-Cotton steady; up.
lands s1sd; Orleans azsd.
Evening.-Cotton closed steady; upands 9sd;
Orleans sXd. Sales 10000 bales; speculation aud
export 1000. Wheat steady. Flour iirmer.
DOMESTIC.
NEW YoRK, July 14-Noon.-Stocks steady.
Money 4a5 per cent. Gold l31S. Sterling, long OK;
short 1o,S. Bonds loH. Tennessee ex.coupons
s71;new 65H. Virginia ex-coupons 81; new 81.
Louisiana, Old "a; new 73. Levees skies 73h;
sevens 7eh; Alabama elghts 100; fives 70. Georgia
skies IS seyens 92H North Carolina old
52al; new 50. South Carolina old 50; new
18A. Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat
shade lrmer, Corn dull and heavy. Pork and
lsrd unchanged. Cotton in fair demand; up.
lands 2oc Orleans 2o1Sc; sales 500 bales. Freghts
dull.
Evening.-Money 4a5 per cent. Sterling steady.
Gold excited at 131<. Governments closed strong
southerns generally unchanged. Cotton In fair
demand and frmer; sales 1900 bales; middling
uplands 2o1<c. Flour, State and Western. qulet
supernne State - 85a5 IS; Southerns unchanged.
Wheat o shade frmer; winter red aud amber
Western 81 45a1 Al. Corn frmer; new mixed
West rn 92as1 o.; white 81 Hal 1s. Pork nomi-
nal at $40 37aso. Lard heavy at l8Aal6Ac.
Whiskey lower, $lal Of. Groceries and naval
stores steady. Freights frmer.
CINCINNATI, July 14.-Flour and corn quiet and
unchanged. Whiskey 90. Provisions firm and
unchanged,
LOUISVILLE, July 14.-Flour dull; extra family
s5 so. Corn 81 10. Provisions quiet and firm.
Whiskey e7c.
ST. LOUIS, July 14.-Flour dull; super s4 aoa4 6o'
Corn declining, soaS5. Whiskey, nothing doing.
Pork $50. Shoulders 14c; clear sides lsc. Lard
quiet at 16Xa1ec.
NORFOLK, July l4.-Cotton hrmer; low mid.
dllnss &c; sales % bales; net receipts 852
bales; exports coastwise ZIG bales; stock 1147
bales.
AUGUSTA, July IA Cotton frmer, but quiet; re-
ceipts SO bales; sales 1ls; middlings 17AalSc.
SAVANNAH, Jnly 14.--Cotton quiet but brmer;
low mlddlings TX; sales 81 bales; net receipts
593 bales; stock 1O,ool bales.
MOBILE, July 14-Cotton dull; mlddllngs 1sl4c;
net receipts 81 bales; exports, coastwise, 30;
stock 6,6o3 bales.
GALVESTON, July l4.-Cotton 2rmer; offerings
light; good ordinary 15Ic sales rs bales; net re.
ceipts $50; stock II, ,7So bales.
NEW ORLEANS, July 14.-Cotton steady and In
fair demand; middlings 1870; sales 1900 bales;
net receipts Sl8 coastwise I; stock 8l,727 bales.
Sterling 25 Sight exchange Il premium. Gold
19L
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NewYork Sugar Market.

From the Daily Bulletin July ~: With an i'm.
proved demand from re1ners, and the advance
in gold, the market for raws has shown mucn
strength and o touch Of excitement, a!though
are gaining confidence with the war rumorss
from Europe, as 1t Is thought that IN the event OF
a rupture between the leading powers now threat
enIng each other, the Cuban question may as
piles. Most OF the brokers quote at plump s3Sa
a%c for fair to good refining, though in a few IN.
stances figures are placed nc higher. Sales Of
$500 hhd5 at 0i4a924c for Cuba; 9AolOE TOT Por-
to Rico; exc ror English Island; 1o&c for ST.
CrolX; 395 boxes Havana ut 0%al0Sc. Refined
are trim at full prices.
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Exports q fsr tho Week ending July 1s.
-z.s5s.sse,-e.ss-.-.<s DOMESTIC.
wooDs HOLE ,sMiss-Per sehr steelman-4oo

M nv xY YcHI-Per steamship Ashlsnd-1l4 tierces
rice S7f bales upland cotton, 1S5 bales yarn, &c,
o8S 6bls vosin, q casks clay II bales leather, IS
bales paper, rs packages aundries, ass packages
vegetables. :. Per steamship Catharine Whiting
SO tierces rce 851 bales cotton, 11s bales domes'
tica n packages paper, IA coils rope, $50 bbls
rosin, so2 melons, S8 packages sundries. Per
steamship Msnhattan-79 tierees rice, 629 bales
cotton, s3 bales domestics, 46 bundles paper, 5S1
bbls roein, 10 empty barrels, so bbls flour, 972
TeIermeIons $40 packages fruit and vegetables.
PHnAUxLPHA-Per steamship Prometheus-
I12 baRg cotton 100 bales domestics so tons iron,
50 tons phosphate rock. 18 packages sandries.
Par achr r Jameson-sp 900 feet lumber.
Per schr Robert Paimer-420 tons phosphate
rock. Per scnr George a squires-15o,o 900 feet
lumber.
BAIarxoRR-Pcr. steamship MaryIand-4 tcs
terces rce a bales cotton. so casks clay, 43 bols
fertilizers n rolls leather 200 bars railroad iron,
$50 packages melons and vegetables, 81 cases
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New York Hay Market.

From the Daily Bulletin, July IL: The market
for shipping grades Is quiet. We notice the fol-
lowing sales for two days: 100 bales for Macon at
75c; 100 do for Savannah at roc; 262 for Whining
ton at 70c 20 for Brattleboro n G., at I5c; 90 TOT
for Newbern at 75c; so for Petersburg ut 15c and
14O for Charleston ut 70c Retail 10 good demand
at firm prices.
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Jyi1minrton DInrket.

WILMINGTON, July l3.-SP1RITs TURPENTlNE.
Stock In trst hands very light. Sales OF "a South
ern at s4c, and 26 New York casks at S4Ac Per
gallon.
81 so FOR No. q and So 50 25, 50 co. So, So 25a3 10
for No. /, as In quality, per $50 lbs.
CRUDE TURPENTINE-Sales OF o. bbls at So 70
for virgin, SO Is for soft and ST 20 for hard.
HAYeSales OF 1872 bales Eastern at 81 Soa1 35
per 100 lbs, from wharf.
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MARINE NEWS.
EsToN, S. c., JULY Is
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamer Emile, Vincent, Georgetown, S C..
az tierces rice, 1o5 bags rice -four, and sundrles.
TO shackeford 4 Kelly, 9 Aston, ! 2 Miller; ~ d
II Bischotf J. co, Bolnann Bros. Pringle Il
Son, Thurston &c Holmes, L D DeSaussure, Hall d
Parker, W Huger, Mrs Frost, W Pringle,
and others.
via Georgetown, S e. 2l2 bbls rosin. GO bbs spl-
rits turpenIine 8 bales cotton. To ShackelIord Il
Kelly, j Marshall, Jr, S D Stouey, and a Quack-
enbusf.
Steam tngI R Staples, Finn, Georgetown, 8 c
u b Risley.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Schr Geo q Squire, Tlmmons, Philadelphia.
FROM THIS PORT.
Steamer City Point Peck. New York, July L..
UP FOR THIS PORT.
Schr Matoaka, Fooks, at Baltimore July 10.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
schr Irene Messervey, Wall at Philadelphia
July II.
List OF Shipping
IN ruK PORT OF CHARLESTON. JULY Il.
Vessels under 100 IONS, ana steamers consting
within .i;e Stale, excepted.
STEAMSHIPS.
Champion. !4ls tons, Lockwood, at A1ger's whar!.
for New York. ioading-Jaines AdGer u co.
] W Everman, SCI tons, lincEIcy, at Brown u
co.'s wharf, for Philadelphia, !oaaing-W
Coartenay.
SHIPS.
Alice NJ MInott, 1909 tons, Lowell. ~ Brown s cos
wnar!, for Liverpool, aai!n.-StFeti Er"s u
co.
EARKS.
Moselie (Br), ions, Hoare, at MaTsfal;'s wharf,
for Por, lu Great Hritun Ioid.ng-R Mure
\ 90.
EEiGS.
CIV Williams, 3D. ;oas Thompson, in Ashley
River, for Norwalk, Conn, Ouding-J RIsley.
Tanrier, - tons Rose, at t3rowli 4 cos wharf,
from Norfolk, VA tiischG:Gi:S-T Tapper "
SCHoOHERs.
Florence Rogers, 4GG tons, sheppard. ai Ahger's
wharf, rur New FORK, loasl:ns-W Roach
j. co. .,
VIM H.lIes, 4s1 tons, Burgess, at Atlantic wharf,
for Philadelphia, load!ng-J A Enslow Il co.
Veto, 392 tons. Manning, In Ashley River. for
Philadelphia, loading n Baker d co.
Minnie Repplier 344 tons, Weeks, In Cooper River
from Baltimore dscharging-W Roach& CO.
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The superior frst.class sidewheel steamship
CHAMPION, R. W. Lockwood, Commander, OF the
New York and Charleston Steamship Company's
Line, will leave Adgcrs South Wharf on SATUR.
DAY. the leth July, ate O'Clock P. II.
aS- The CHAMPION is handsomely and com.
fortably fitted up for passengers, and her table
York and Charleston markets.
9 ~ Through Bills Of Lading given on Cotton to
Liverpool, at 7.l6d. on Upland and l1.l6d. on Sea
Islands. This Steamer makes close connections
with the Steamship WISCONSIN,, leaving New
York on WEDNESDAY, July 20.
nsr Insurance by this Line half per cent.
NE Cotton taken TO New York. Liverpool Bos-
ton, Providence, and the New England manufac-
turing towns at lowest market rates.
~ The Side.wheel Steamship MANHATTAN,
Woodruff, Commander. follows on SATURDAY,
July %, at O'Clock r. M.
jIlyII-S JAMES ADGER & CO.. Agents.
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NoTE.-We have deducted from New Orleans
g., ,3s6 bales uplands, from Mobile 300 bales, from
Savannah 64s4 bags sea island and II bales rp.
land. and from Charleston 409l bags sea island and
l5e bales upland-the quantities received ct those
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Dcpots IN Charleston Sc:
". @. TE0TT, Ed. s. BURNHAM,
A. W. ECEEL h CO.. G. J.-LUHN,
W. A. SKRINE,
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LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.

SEA ISLAND CUTTON.-lue BLUM VI sniS "a Ne'e,
which has been reduced to less than 200 bags, Is
of too limited character to admit OF transac-
tions of Importance, and with desire to await
the developments Of the new crop, the market Is
likely to maintain, for time, quiet attitude.
We renew previous quotations, which are quite
nominal, say common Floridas s5@3s; medium
ss@42; good 4S@45; fine and choice nominal.
Sea islands may be quoted at 4O@5o for common;
5o@6o for medium; 6o@65 for medium 10 fine,
and 7o@s1 and upwards p ID for fine and choice
grades.
RIcE.-with much reduced stock, the market
for this grain hos exhibited frmer character.
and prices have stinened during the week. The
transactions have been about 500 terces of clean
Carolina, among which were 247 at 8%c q ID; 80
at 8 5-le; 25 at SX; 100 al 8hc p ID. We quote
common to fair clean Carolina at KIOSK; good
s%@s55c q fb. Carolina rough may be quoted at
81 so@l so p bushe for interior, and 81 4o@1 90
q bushel for seacoast.
NAVAL SToREs-The arrivals have been liberal,
amounting to some 1000 bbls Of oil qualities for
the week. There has been steadf inquiry for
most kinds, and we note sales OF near 1900 bos,
among which we're 200 bbls spirits turpentlne at
s2,s@ssc q gallon; 200 bbls extra pale rosln at
81 5o@5 p Dbl; 20 bbls pale at s4 rs; 90 bbls low
pale at So 1904; % duh at So 5o@a; Opaque at
ST so@a so; low No. at 81 so; "a extra No. 2 ut
81 e5@l TO; "a No. Q at 81 80; $50 bbls Nos. aad
at 81 50@1 55 q bbl.
HAY.-The arrivals OF this article have been
about 500 bales. Transactions have taken place
at 81 20@1 rs p hundred for North River qualities
CoaN.-The receipts Of this grain were about
Is, 600 bushels, but much Of it was In damaged
condition. The stock OF prime white has become
much reduced, and prices have advanced, prime
white in Jobbing lots, being held at the close at
81 A@1 As p bushel, weight, sacks included.
oArs-Are In moderate supply, o limited local
demand prevailing. We quote az SIC p bushe,
weight, sacks included, for limited lots.
FLouR-This article is 10 falr supply, with o
limited demand prevailing. Common qualities
are easier, but the better grades steady. North