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CHARLESTON. Sc, sEpr'R 8
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.


British bark Ansdell; Pearce, Bristol, Eng-5S
days. Coal. To Mure L co. Experienced
heavy gales most Of the paSsage suffered in sails,
started port-quarter rail, and sustained other
damage.
Steamer Pilot Boy White, Savannah via Beau
fort aad Pacific Landing. 4 bags sea island and
bales upland cotton. SO packages sundres. To
son, Hopkins, Mcpherson co, Rarenel Il co, and
Il Klatte & co.
Sloop Annie Wando. from Cnmhahee. 1l00
bushels rough rice. To II Bischoff & co.
Sloop Ellen, from Cooper River. l6oo bushels
rough rica To W G Bee 4 co, and P Hascll.
hOat from Christ Church. La!eS upland COZ
ton. To w NJ Lawton. ~,
Received from Chisolm's Mil. 50 tcs r!ce. 10
II HischoI u CO.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Sea Gull, Dutton, Baltimore-faui u
Stranlsnlp clyde HHrler, Nsw YORK"
Sc Schr % Liza R,chartlson Ec'!e!l, Da!,iT"Te-s;Eeet
Bros Il co. ,.,,,pn,y
Steamship Clyde Hunter, NeW it,.o orh.
Steamship Sea Gull button: haiiho!e'
FROM THIS P0Ei-
s,.,msbin south Carolina, Adkins, New York.
sep'c''l'e' 80 UP FOR THIS PORT.
Bark Horace scudler, Could ut Boston, Sep
Grir Liiiy Hughes, at New York, september27.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Steamship Falcon, Hayne, at Baltimore, Sep
Bari, Bark Mariposa, Neyens, at Boston, septem-
Der q. por.,,,, No co,.or,
btr "a.
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The Charleston Market.

[FoR THE WEEK ENDING SEPTEMBER 29.l
The CRoPs-The weather for the past week has
been dry and warm, and crop gathering has pro-
ceeded without interruption. The harvest season
in this region has up to this time been satislac
tory, and If the favorable conditions should be
continued its effect on the result OF the crops will
be highly beneficial.
The REcEIPrs.-The arrivals at the cotton
ports for the week up to Friday last were SS,567
bales, in contrast with 1880 bales the week. be.
fore, and 49, ,219 bales last season. at New Or.
leans the receipts were s416 bales against l3O54
the year before. The total arrivals at the cotton
ports from September !, 1870, up to the latest
mail dates were rs ss2 bales In contrast with
es,5s7 bales the previous season, showing de.
crease OF q, ,5y5 bales.
The supplies at the principal Southern centres
from September l, 1870 up to the la test telegra.
phic Intelligence have been as follows:
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Interior Cotton Markets.

CHARLOTTE, September 2T.-Sales to-day SC
bales at l5al5isc for mddling, closing NJ de.
cline Of O &c.
MACON. September 27.-Receipts today T51
bales: sales sos; shipped $50. Downward Is still
the tendency . the market, and pii fell or
again from q q to a &c in tile days operations.
The market closed dull this evening 1T l33i for
midd!lngs-the best ralliuE for l4c.
ATLANTA, September 27.-The market closed
at lie for mlddlngs; l5c for low middhngs; lac
for good ordinary; 13c for ordinary.
MONTGOMERY, September 27.-Recepts mod
crate The price is SO low that planters seem
indsposed to forward at this time. We quote the
market dull at 1ic for low middngS.
SELMA. September 27.-Cotton quiet Win llght
demand for better grades. Nidilings 15c.
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Exports for the Week ending Sept. rs.

NEW YoRK-Per steamship Champions bags
sea island cotton, 1s0s bales upland cotton, 66
bales dumestics, 129 bblS rosin, 63 packages sun
upland cotton. 8 bags sea island cotton, so
bales domestics so tierces rice, 50 packages sun
dries, II empty barrels. Per steamship South
OarolIna-4 bags sea island cotton, 22ll bales up
land cotton. IS bales yarns and d0mestics, 25 ties
rice, ISL bbls rosin and sundries.. -. Per schr
Florence Rogers-2Oo, 600 feet timber and resawed
lumber.
PHILADELPH1A-Per steamship ] Everman-
1855 bales cotton, SO bales yarn bales hides, 45
pEgs fruit, 525 bbls naval stores and Sundries.....
Per schr V Williams-20i, 900 feet lnmper.....-
Per schr Ada Ames-300 tons phosphate rock.
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OFFICLIL.

LIST OF LETTERS remaining in the Postotdce
at Charleston, for the week ending September 20,
1870, and printed o:tcialiy in TIE DAILY NEWS,
as the newspaper having the largest circulation
in the City 0. Charleston.
as- Persons calling for Letters Advertised,
should state that they are ADVERTISED
sD- Onlce hours from 5 A. N. 20 o.. T. u. On
Sundays, from 5ii to 6;s P. ".
STANLEY G. TRoTT. Postmaster.
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N.,y yorL Rice ,lnrl,et

From the Journa! Of Commerce, eth inst. The
market for Ra.goon Is quiet. The otrerln gs are
light but are srliclent to meet the demand; 300
bags, duty paid, sold at Iai:ic. For new Caro-
lima there is more call, and fair rates prevail.
We qnole 9ilae1ac.
From the Daily Bulletin There is not much
here and the market Is dull, out In job lots We
hear of few parcels RangoOn at 7a7i5c.
From the Herald: Rangoon was quiet but
steady at Iisa7ssc; Carolina was IN small supply,
with small sales within the range OF S;iaGc tor
common to prime grades.
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Norfolk Market.

NORFOLK. September 27.-COrToN.-Receipts
1921 bale The market IS fairly active, consider
ing he daily decline in its value. We quote to-
day l6c as basis OF our low mddlingi good ordi-
nary l4alI1sc; ordinary 12al2!.; stock $40 bales
The teiegrams later IN the day teing again more
unfaveranle, 1t clleck,d business.
CORN Receipts $500 bushels. In the early part
OF the week there was O better demand, when
good white sold readily at Ole. Yesterday the re-
ceipts were somewhat larger, anil it s1l at goa
91c; hut lots out Of order were very irregular.
OATs.-Recepts 1900 bushels; sales at 4sa5oc for
prtu tu,o
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, September 2s.-TURPENTlSE.-
Prices unchanged; saes uf 2S3 hhs az g IS FOR
soft and 81 IS for new hard 2 $50 lbs.
SPIRITS TURPESTlNE.-Sales Ol lg9 hb:s 1t CSC
4 gallon for )uthern.
RoSIS.-Sales Of S35 bbls at II 10 for strained.
tale bbs; 81 ~ for low No 2; 81 IS for No 2, and
81 90a2 SO for No l.
TAR.-73 bbls sold At 81 30 q obi.
CoTToE.-Sales OF 81 bales al Is, SO a. 14i:, aud
al l4iIc q Id.
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Receipts by Railroad, September 30.
sorTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.

1927 bales cotton. el bales goods, So bbls naval
stores, ~ bbls and 40 sacks -four, 2i2 sncEs
wheat, bacon &c. To G Il Walter It eo, PeIzer,
Rodgers Il co, W " Smith, Mowry 4 Son, Reeder
& Davis, G W Williams & co, 4 Salinas, Frost i
Adger. " L Williams K Son, A COurtenay. p
Smith. wartllaw Il Carew, W Courtney, Dow
ling i CO, G Trenholm 4 Son, J r Pringle Il
Son, Gibhes CO. " Bee l. co, K Ryan, Strn.
house tS co. Sloan Il SeIgnIous, y Robson, Rail-
road Agent. aud ] Campsen co.
SOUTHEASTERN RAILROAD.
zoo bales cotton, 200 bhls naval stores mdse,
&c. Toi W Williams & co, Frost & Adger, Wal
ter & co, Graeser Il Smith, W Ran. A Sail
mas. Caldwell IL Son, Reeder Il Davis, Mowry 4
Son, G " witte. T Smith, Nachmann co, c
Zee & ca, Marshall, Jr, Kinsnan l. Howell, Bar:
d & PARKER, S ID st ney, Smith & Chapeau, y
Robson. Mrs R NJ Levy, Sloan & SeIgni0as. $
Johnston, f J Wiss S co, S { Railroad Forward.
ing Department., and Railroad Agent:
SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD.
IL bales cotton, 0 bills turpentine, mdsc, &c.
To W HsDowltng 4 co, Reeder & Davis, Bardeu Il
Parker, W Boyle, S L Howard & Bro, kinsman
& Howell, Peizer, Rodgers j. co. j r Pringle i
Son, Wagener & Mur,angh, II BischoG i co, and
Fraser & Dill.
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MEMORANDA

MEMORANDA
The bark Leila NJ Long, Lewis, cleared at Beau.
fort. c, ON 18th instant, for Liverpool, with 500
tons phosphate rock.
The bark R 3 Walker, PcttIngill, sailed from st
Helena sound. 9th instant, with 400 tons phos-
nhate rock for Woods Hole.
The schr VIM Springs, Jones, sailed from 81
Helena sound, the 9th Instant, with 1856 tons
phosphate rock for Woods Hole.
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81 Persons depositing letters in the Postofice
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 sent to the Dead
Letter Office.
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EIpOrIa.

BALrINoRE-Per steamship Sea Gull-362 bales
cotton bales rags, l3 hhds hides, rolls leather,
! Dbl molasses 137 casks claS, bbls dried fruit,
5 boxes Sundres. Per sclr Ida Richardson
800 tons phosphate rock.
PH1LADELra1A-Per steamship Clyde-13 bags
sea island cotton, 2o35 bales upland cotton, 33
bales yarn IS terces rice l43 bbls rosin and sun
dry packages.
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The following are the receipts at the chief
Southern markets, from September 22d to 2Sth,
.1S7o, inclusive, as reported BY telegraph This
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LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.

SEA ISLAND COTT0S.-The receipts have been
light and were IS bags for the week. The market
mas been dull and the transactions were bags
OF island qualities, medium grades, say at SO; at
55c q ib. The state OF Europe acts very depress-
.agly on this article. No reliable quotations can
| be given in the present state Of the market.
RICE.-The amount Of this grain coming for
ward has been very limited, Planters being en-
| gagged at harvesting. The arrivals were about
5000 bushels. The business has been light in con
sequence OF the absence OF stock. The sales have
been so tierces Of good clean Carolina at SIC 2
fb; rs tierces at s%c and so tierces do. II SIC
q 10. The receipts and transactions have not Jet
been sufficiently large to enable quotations to be
given.
NAVAL SToREs.-The arrivals were light, say
about 700 barrels for the week. The market mas
been dull, and transactions very limited, holders
only being able to sell at rates in favor OF pur.
chasers. Among the transactions were 500 bar.
rels Nos and rosin at ST 10 q barrel; SO barrels
No. to extra No. rosin at So 25@2 50 = barrel,
and % barrels No. at 81 30 2 barrel.
RAY-There have been no arrivals Of this ar,i-
Gle. Jobbing lots of North River may be quoted
at 81 5O@l 80 2 hund, ed.
form, and were composed mainly OF small
cargo, say 1000 bushels Of North Carolina, which
was sold for mil.lng. purposes on private terms.
The inquiry has been mostly in retail way, at
about 81 so 2 bushel weight, sacks Included, for
prime white.
oArs.-The marke. is supplied with this grain,
which is selling in q moderate way at 7O@75c q
bushel, W ;ht sacks included.
FLOUR here is q good supply Of most quail
ties Of article in the hands OF dealers, With
an east.r tendency In. prices. The inquiry Is
moderate, and Northern and western fine may
be quoted at SIS bbl super at s6 25 p Dbl;
extra at S7@7 SO q bol, and family ut 81 759S .
bbl. Southern qualities are coming forward In
good supply, and may be quoted at So 25@o SO p
Dbl for super; 81 25 q bbl for extra; 81 1898 p
Dbl for family, and $500 so . bb for fancy grades
BAcoN.-The stock OF prime meat has been |
light, and prices were steady in consequence. |
The demand Is limlte', and prime smoked should. |
ers may be quoted at l6@l6Nc p It, and prime
smoked clear rib sides at le@lsi4c ? ft.
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Passengers.

Per steamer Pilot Boy. from Savannah via Beau
fort and Pacific Landings Rivers, J Rfgers,
Captain r Lewis, Williams, J Wurhman, D
Callahan and deck
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The arrivals for the corresponding week last
year were $3.50 bales.
The stock of the article in sight at the latest
dates was as follows:
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FARES GREATLY REDUCED.

Steamers Of the above line leave Pier IFE{ek
No. ~, North River, foot OF Canal e = &lsn6s 3
street. New York, at u o'clock noon, OF the 4th
and Goth OF every month except when theae'
dates fall on Sunday, then the Saturday preced'
Departure Of the 20th connect at Panama with
steamers for South Pacific and Central American
ports. Those OF 4th touch at Manzanlllo.
Steamship JAPAN leaves San Francisco for ia
pan and China October !, 1870.
No California steamers touch OF 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 other Information apply
at the COMPANY'S TICKET OFFICE, on the
wharf foot Of Canal street, North River, New
YORK. F. p. BABY, Agent.
iuIy1R-1yT
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NoTE.-We have deducted from New Orleans
1913 bales uplands, from Mobile 13 bales, from
Savannah bags sea island and Ss bales up.
land. and from Charleston eibags sea island and
$50 bales upand-the quantities received at those
ports from Mobile, Florida. Texas and Savannah.
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SoRr1EisrExS RAILROAD.
PORT O-iLENDIR

MOONS PHASES.
First Quarter 2,l. hours, 50 minutes. morning.
Full Moon, OH, honrs, 81 minutes, evening.
Last Quarter. lTth hours, 10 minutes, evening.
New Moon, 25sh. holr. Il minutes, morning.
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-c111a axD coauERcIA1.

Stock and Bond Market
-,,rr OF THE sTocks, BONDS AND oTHEE
SECURITIES CALLED AT EEE % $50
so.Rp FOR TIE WEE ENDING skff n - low
ro,,sshed onicially by authority Of Stock Boafu'l
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N THE PORT OF CHARLESTON, SEPTEMBER 90.
vessels under 100 tons, and steamers coastin2
within the State excepted.
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stocks of Cotton In the Interior Towns
not included In the Receipts.

NtJ 10 Gn
CHESTNUTS-R bu8hel, 90 % .
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StaOt Baltimore.

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ourdJ etn ttbCrbeijtg5 CItHrobr oG5 2, Stcdl
tpert int Qtnier8tbauOt oes 90uit5 Wr. 50,
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M0bcIn0dIrIdltcn aus NnrOpo.

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gHlaiam @prpol, BlngcomTaHoont III Gbaa
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lpGblt fuorOcu.
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Blu UgThanfm mo 30 UrrmtrtDfB
Bit D%erfnnfefl.
CUMBERLAND, Mb.

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ShrriHs:Wrrfauf

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