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ucw York Rsce Market.

The New York Journal OF Commerce, OF Frhrc.
ary le, says: "roT domestic the market ron;iu-
ucs to favor the buyer The receipts are fair, a.il
the grocers purchase only in small los as they
have occasion TO use. quote 6a61a4c Cor CON-
mon to prime, an.i fancy II &c. Sales haze bccN
made o. some 100 casks"
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Receipts by Ruilrond, February 81.
sorru c,ao11sA RAILROAD.

SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.
res bales cotton, II bales goods, u cars lumber,
Q cars stock. To Railroad Agent Pezer, houeei
co. Al Salinas, prost Adser' RownnS pwIa Grssser
& Smith. W G courtney co, G W Williams : Co
B Sloan, Mowry ( Son. " Williams Villains son son
Kirkpatrick h wltte, r Mure 90, Hiills A ohis
olm, w Smith Il CO, and r Pringle q bon.
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pACIflo MAUI STEAMSHIP CoMPYS
THROUGH LINE TO
CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND JAPAN.
FARES GREATLY REDUCED.

Steamers Of the above line leave Pier -yJ-S..Es,
No. G=s North River, foot OF Canal stree,
New York, at II O'Clock noon, OF the 5lh and
4lst OF every month except when these dates full
on Sunday, then the Saturday precedlng.l
Departure Of the 21st connect III Panama
with steamers for South Pacific and Central Amer
ican ports. Those OF 9Th touch Ut Man2anilo.
Steamship JAPAN leaves San Francisco for
Japan and China March l, 1870.
no California steamers touch at Havana, but go
direct frOm New York to Aspinwal.
One hundred pounds baggage free to each adult.
Medicine and attendance free.
For Passage Tickets or further information ap.
ply at the COMPANY'S TICKET OFFICE, Oh the
wharf, foot of Canal-street, North River, New
York. r. X. BABY, Agent.
Tnorch1o 1rr
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MEMORANDA.

NENUItHNI!A.
Consgnecs per schr J c Thompson, from Phi!a.
de!pnia arrived OH Sa,urday-H Baker & co, J
II RehneEer, Railroad Agent, WAGNER 4 Mon
SECS, Savannah and Charleston Railroad Compa-
ny, c p ruppenhcl,n, Chisum Bros. Goodrich,
W,Eenan & 90, Dowle. Muse b Davis, Hart co,
Z Adger & ca. G ID Frunckc. E ] Scott, Mani QUE
4 90, klnck, Wickenberg g. co. 7 NJ Cater, Came.
ron. parSlsy 4; GU, DR. Il Baer, Gerdts / co, aud
Order.
The brig A L.rratee. Warlwell. for Charles
ton via Woods Hole, sailed fron Newport, Il /,
February It.
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cc.,SEt5 y tssic1 lrlS g.ssY s--S-E9S-NaS
GENERAL sUpERlNrENDENrs OFFlct'f
ATLANTIC AND GULF RalLRoAB, !
SAVANNAH, January !, 1870.
On and after SUNDAY, the 9th instant, Passsa.
NIGHT EXPRESS TRAINS.
Arrive nv St Jrsap % junction II. i &. r. ri
daily .....-....'..,. So ~
srr;re Nt Jactsonville daily at........T.n2 A. NJ.
Arrive ut T'allnhassee daily at....... .7.07 a. ri.
Arrive as Quincy duly AL; A IL.
~ e,i, os . 6.15 A. N.
Leave Se' isainIridss Sundays ezceptedI >. "
at........... ..-..........--...... ..'e.oS ~
Leave Quincy daily at...................GSp ?. N.
Leave Tallahassee daily 20 N NJ.
Leave Jacksonville daily at............S.So 7. d.
Leave Live Oak daily as.....'..'....''l.se a. D.
Arrive at Savannah daily yat.......... l0'o A. NJ
MACON AND BRUNSWICK ACCOMMODATIONS.
Leave Savannah tSundays eXcepted)
Mt ......; ...::..;:::...::::;::;;2.n F. NJ
Arrive as Jesup tSundays excepsed) :,
2t,..................... at ...aoo 4. n'
Arrive Mt brunswick daily at............S.9e p. Al.
Leave Macon daily 50 a. NJ.
Leave !esup daily at. ..a'Vo w +. NJ ~
Arrive at Savannah daily AZ. .S.oo r. ia.
on Sunday this train will leave Savannah ~
IFS A. n. connecting with tralas for Macon and
brunswick, and connecting with trains from
Macon and Brunswick, will arrive as Savannah III
$50 p. II.
Leave Savannah Sundays eSccpte9
e........-.-... -....-.... ~ - -, ~
Arrive ut Lesrp (Sundays eXcepted) at :lo.f5 a. al
Arrive OF Live Oak tSundays exccpted)
at..............-...-.. -.-.......... I,oo =. III
Arrive at Macon daily yat...............T.5oP p. IL
Leave Live Oak Sundays excepted) at. $40 A. ~
Leave Jesup (Sundays eXccpted) at. .2.l6 T. NJ
| Arrive ut Savannah tSundays except
Passengers for Macon take Ills A. II. train from
| Savannah, leaving daily.
Passengers for Brunswick take 2lo P. n. tralr
| from Savannah.
Passengers leaving Macon at $50 A NJ, con
| meet at Jcsup with express train 1or Florids
| and Western Division, aud With train Ior saVan
| nah, arriving at $50 P. NJ.
Passengers from Brunswick connect al JesnT
| with train for Savannah, arriving at 6.S5 T. M.
| except on Sundays, when It arrives at $50 T. M
Connect at Macon with train for Atlanta, leaV
| Ing at GOO p. M.
SOUTH GEORGIA AND FLORIDA RAILROAD TRAIN.
Leave ThoInasvilla tuesdays, Thurs- =,
DAYS, and SalurIlays) at. ........... .SOo a.
] Arrive at Pelham lTuesdays, Thursdays, =,
l and Saturdays) at. WOO a. IL
Leave Pelham Tuesdays, Thursdays, =.
Il and SaturlayR) at. $40 II III
4 Arrive ar Th0masVe tuesdays, Thurs
i days, and Haturdays) at..:. .o.m r.
II II. 8. HAIEES,
a feh6 General Superintendent.
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LIST OF VESSELS

UT, cLEaRED AND SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
REIGN.
LIVERPOOL.
Bark + Wyman, Wyman sailed. ...:... jan
Trae Charlotte MauGe, McHaashtcn, sailc'l,peor.4
VIEWPOINT, ENG.
The Island Queen, Brook, sailcd... .."....Jan 70
CaRDIPF.
The Edith, Chegwiddcn, sailed. ..Jan 70
DOMESTIC
sosrcH.
Schr Il Raymond, Higgins, up...........'Feb -
PuETLAND, ME-.
schr Maggie Mulvcy, Rogers. cleared'"'.'Fen U
NEW YORE.
Steamship Manhattan, Woodhuu cleared. .rep ~
Schr J. A Edwards, Marshall cleared Feh 10
Schr Daniel Britain, Carroll, cleared ....reD ~
Schr A J Bentley Bunnel cleared. ...Fcb u
Schr Merrill C Hart, Crawley, up...........dau Si
Schr Ella Pefise up. o.
Sclr n " Saith, TUoker, up...............Fto "a
Schr Hen Borland, -, up. up...........-...Een
Schr Myrover Brown, cleared. .....Feo III
PHILADELPHIA.
Steamship PromeShcus, Gray, cleared. zen 10
Schr b Wood liicskell, cleared. .FeD 10
Schr A Hooper, Cumpseii, up...........FcO 10
Schr WIN + Garrison. Adams, cleared Feb 10
Schr Mary Stowe, Rankin, cleared. ...Fe0 IL
BALTIMORE.
Brig Otoan, I.cemap, cleared. FEB Is
Brig Monica, Libby, ciesrcd. ......."...Feo .
Brig Minnie Miller, Anderson, sailed. II
Schr y Il King, Bragdon, cleared. ..Fcb Is
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NoR GEORGETOWN, 8. c.

TOR G E 0 r G TOW n, 8. c.
Tile Steamer 'EMILIE," Captain x ,:sis.eh
p. C. Lewis, will receive Freight SEG5zftkdRl
TO-DAY, at Commercial Wharf, and leave as
above To.MoRRow "Wednesday MORNING, at
O'Clock.
Freight and wharfage must he prepaid.
SHACEELF0RD & KELLY.
Steamer EMILE makes trip and half
every week-leavlng each port every alternate
Monday, wednesday and Friday. febe7
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lOlhl l,9cO,oso 1boSofO
Increase IL visible supply. lseo
Stocr. OF cotton held by Manchester spinners
tb. mills now, 90, ,OeO bales; same time lS6S 3D..
I'D p fb.
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EOR WEIGuTS BLUFF AND INTER
MEDIATE LANDINGS ON THE SAN.
TEH RIVER
The Steamer MARION, Captain r ,,Tsah ,rTrrsa u
w. F. Adutr, will receive Freight to. lgs
morrow, the I'D init, ut Accommodation "naFi,
and leave ut NIGHT.
Freight and Wharfage must be prepaid.
For engagements, npply 10 ,,,,,
feh2l DkO2 NO. III ftlLst Day.
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Aailroahs.

OF SCHED L E !.
u
&c. ysy Ssy3 III; ;.SyTf Jss -l
;.Gs ES5 g4 l!s.s ss:. s%sg ssis-.esszg
GENERAL SUpERlNrENDENr'SOF OFFlCG,1
ATLANTIC AND GULF RAILROAD.
SAVANNAH. January I, 1870.
On and after SUNDAY, the 9th Instant, Passsa.
cor Truins on this road will run as follows:
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CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Steamship Prometheus, Gray, at Philadelphia,
February Is.
Steamship Naulattau, woodruff, at New York.
February ~.
Schr l. a Edwards, Marshall, ut New York, FEB
ruury ~.
schr G Wood, lltesscl4 at Philadelphia. Feb.
ruary is.
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Gross recclpts at this port for the week 1885,
,nies Since lst Sentemler. 4Gi. 300 NnleS.

Sales of the Week, Owls buleS-!ncluding GEIs2
to spinners, 67s TO SPECTATORS, and 6i'7 10 cx-
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PARIS COMPLETELY INVESTED.

BERLIN, Sept. 21.-[Special to N. Y Her
aid. THE Crown Prince informed the Queer
yesterday by telegraph IRON Versailles Of the
investment of Paris from Versailles to Vim
cenAes. The French troops have been driver
back. The capture of an earthwork with sever
cannon was executed with little loss.
A despatch from the Royal headquarters al
Meaux, dated the ooh, says the complete in
vestment Of Paris was accomplished yesterday
The King reconnoitered to-day the tortifica
tons on the north side OF the city.
A GENERAL COMMANDMENT OF sTRAsBoURG
Tours, Sept 21-Gen. Werder has refused
to sign auy more safe conducts for the inhabi
tants of Strasbourg. A general bombardmen
of the city is about to take place.
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PORTLAND Observation-Disclosures was res
directed last night for the first time in several
years at the Portland Theatre in the shape of
Macbeth, and drew very good house, proving
the falsity of the oft-repeated saying that
Shakespeare is out of place on the stage of the
present day, for while the writings Of the inn
mortal bard are very appropriate for private
re lding, they are very stupid when presented
by the general average of stock companies
Perhaps we shouldlstate that the present COM
pany at the theatre is above the general aver
age of stock, and furthermore that the star is
far above the average stars. Mr.. MARSHALL is a
conscientious actor, and his Macbeth is rem
dered in manner that shows the results of
long study and an understanding Of the char
acter of the bloody TEane. He is well support
ed by the company. We regret that owing to
want of space we cannot speak Of the perform
ance last evening at length. Tonight ''Domon
and Pythas' and Ragged Pat" great bill
for Mr. Marshall is very fine as Damon and
Miss Herring is great in.boy characters There
should be a crowded house tonight, as we feel
certain there will be-.
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The safe in Sibey's iewelry store. at Spen-
Ger, Mass, was blown open Tuesday night and
about $4,000 worth of goods stolen.
The State of California has commeuced suits
against the Pacific Mail steamships Montana
and America, for nearly half million OF dol
lars, for violation of the passenger act.
The steamship Merrimac at New York from
Rio Janero, brings details of terrible acct
dent that occurred on the night of July Z,
about twenty miles below Manos, on the ANA
zon. The steamer Array, of the Amazonian
Company, and the Purus of Company Fluval,
collded and the latter sank in three minutes
after the collision. An explosion took place,
either from the water rushing into the boilers,
or from the injury OF the boilers. OF the 204
passengers on the Purus, only 70 were saved.
Several steamers went to the neighborhood OF
the catastrophe Immediately, but could find no
trace of the missing passengers or crew. 1t is
reported that the pilots of both boats were in
toxicated.
Late advices from Tucson, capital of Arizo-
ma. state that the place to all intepts is in a
state of siege. No mails were received from
California from July 81 to August g. Ten OF
twelve whites were killed in the month of Au'
gust in the vicinity of Tucson. and number
of Mexicans on the border of Sonora. Mail
riders, soldiers and teamsters were slaughter
ed. Mails, mail stations and wagon trains
were destroyed, and the farmers were aban'
doning their ranches. A war meeting hs
been held and liberal subscriptions made fol
protection against the savages. Companies o.
volunteers were organizing to act in coDjunc'
ton with Lieut.. Cushing's detachment of Sd
cavalry. The Indians were absolutely free 10
commit any depredations.
L. B. Goddard's clothing store at Westboro'
Mass, was broken into Tuesday night, and be.
tween one aud two thousand dollars worth OF
cloths and ready made clothing stolen.
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TELEGRAPH ITEMS,

The drouth in the vicinity of Poughkeepsie,
N. Y, still continues. In Duchess county the
potato crop is three quarters short; corn IS
meagre and farmers will soon have to COM
mence feeding cattle with hay.
The London Times rdicules the protest Of
of Bishop Cox against the mode proposed for
the revision of the Bible, and says his argu-
ments are practically opposed to any revision
whatever.
The State Com missi oners of Tennessee have
decided to sell by auction, Nov. Sd, all the
State 8 interest in several delinquent railroads
receiving State bonds.
The French bark Cayenne, of Bordeaux, was
found abandoned by coaster near Cape Hen
lopen, and towed to Newcastle, Me-, on the
18TH. The abandoned vessel is loaded with
hides, logwood, &c. There are no means o
knowing why she was abandoned, no papers
being found on board.
Thomas Donahue, who was shot on Monday
in New York, is improving and will probably
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recover. The Surgeons discovered the bullet
10 bis left side below the heart, but have de,
cided not to extract it at present. 1t is sad
that ScapDell will surrender himself and VIII
have no difficulty in proving an abb.
The French volunteers who were not allowed
to leave New York in the Lafayette Wednes-
day, will sail in the Vile de Paris October 1.
The agent of the French steamship line has
begun a suit against the German Consul Gen
eral for indemnity for the compapy's loss by
the detention of The Lafayette.
Gen. Sherman reached Portland, Oregon, on
Tuesday, and met with an enthusiastic recep-
ton.
Benjamin Turner (colored) was nominated
at Selma, Ala, on Wednesday, by the radical
convention 10 Congress from the LIST district OF
Alabama. The negroes are jubilant over their
victory. Some of the white radicals are talk
ing about holding another convention.
During the twenty -four hours ending at 1-2
o'clock Tuesday, 10 deaths from yellow fever
occurred at New Orleans.
Twenty cars of silver ore, from the Emma
mine at Little Cotton Wood, leave Salt Lake
City to-day for Swansea mills, via New York.
Four cars more from other mines at Cotton
Wood leave at the same time for San Fran.
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Rrcrpr1oS or THE VISITING TEMpLARs.

RECEPTION or THE VISITING TEMpLARs.-
The st. Paul's Commandery Of knights TEN
plar, of Dover, N. H., and the Bradford Com
mandery of Bddeford will arrive in this city on
the noon train to day. The st. Adams and
Portland Comm anderes of this city will leave
the hall at II NJ and march to the Falmouth
where they will be received by Grand Com
mander Mcclellan of Bath, thence march to
the Boston depot where they will receive the
visiting COMMUNICATES and escort them to the
wharf at the foot of State street where they
will EMBARK on board the Gazelle for the Is
lands. Returning at 80 P. NJ, they will
march up Union street to Middle, up Middle to
Free, down High, up Dapforth, up State, down
Congress to Elm down Elm to Cumberland,
up Cumberland to Locust, up Locust to Con-
gress, and thence to the Falmouth In the
evening grand ball will be given at the Cify
HALL
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DolnesIic markeIa.

NEW YORK. Sept. 21.-Cotton steady; sales 27e
baies Middlng upl4nds at lslc. Flour-sales II 400
Dbs.i state and Western without decided change
State at ! " g So; Round Hoop Ohio 80 % 6 81
western at 80 "a So; Southern at 5 IS "a s 90
Wheat dull and IN buyers favor; sales 7OOIV bush.
No o. Sr Ms at ~! e 29 new No. do at 10 g
~; OLD NO. . at o.; Winter Red and Amber Wrst
ern at " ee 81. Corn 1c lower; sales 6,OObush
Mike western at SO q Ole, Oats c lowers ohio at 81
at 20 90 q 25 So; prime at % 90 a "a Co. Lard-steam
at u g Ice; kettle at IS q '6ac. Butter firm Ohio
at 70 g Slc State at 26 q 4.c. Whiskey-Western
gar steady; Porto Rico at 10 q 10Ic Muscovao at 3
@ 10c; tair to god refining "a 0 9sc; No. ~ Ducl
standard at l0sc. Naval Stores Spirits Turpen
ed. Petroleum ii M; crude at 12s q l3c; refined
'25a q 5sc. Tallow dun at 99 9'c Wool quiet; do
MIA at % q Sic. Heights 10 Liverpool irmer cot,o,
| per steam g Cd; wheat sad
| CHICAGO. Sept. 21.-F'our dull and weaker Whea
dull and lower at 10 q 064; seller October at Ice
Western unchanged. Rye quiet; No. Q at Tic. Bar
ley dull and lower; No. at III q AT Mess Porl
at % 80 q 26 90 cash. and % 90 "a % 80 seller Deem
| Der. Lard at ID. Live hogs qniet and weak at s
a. 20 Tor common to choice. Freishts dull.
| Receipts-5.UOo bbls. -four, $1,000 bush. wheat
$1,000 bush. corn 1000 bush. oats, 1000 Dush rye
| $500 hogs.
Shpments-5,ooo bbs. -four 5000 bush whea,
79sOO bush. corn so 600 BUSH oats, 1000 bush. ryt
| $1,000 bush. barley, $500 hogs.
| CINCINNATI, Sept. 2l.-Whiskey firm and in tai
demand az u g SIC Mess Pork dull at 25 80 Bull
Meats dun at 12l q 14c. Bacon dropping; shoulder
at 14sc; clear rib SIDES at 16Jc; clear sides at 17s
Lard dull at 142 g 15c. .
NEW ORLEANS. Sept. Election in fair deman
and lower; Middlins uplands at 174c.
MOBILE, Sept. 81 Cottonheavy; Middng VI
| lands at l64c.
SAVANNAH, Sept 2i.-Cotton irmer; Middlir
| upands at lie.
CHARLESTON, Sept. 2l.-Cotton quiet; Middlir
| uplands at 1Glc.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

RIoTING AND MURDER IN LAURIENs COUNTY.
AUGUSTA, GA, Sept. ala serious conflict
is reported between the whites and blacks IN
Laurens county, S. c. In Bfnwell county a
few nights since two negroes were murdered
end white man seriously injured by two
negroes.
CHARLESTON, Sept. 21.-Much excitement
prevails in Laurens county on account OF the
disturbances between the whites and blacks.
Both parties are al med and organized. Sever
al colored men have been killed. The reform
party charge the disturbances in part to pre-
arranged plan of a secret league to create an
excitement for politicl effect. The republicans
indignantly deny the charge At last accounts
all was quiet.
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supreme Judicial Court.
YORK COUNTY.

IOhk COUNTY.
SEPTEMBER TERM, A. D. ls70.-DANFoRrH, j PRE-
SIDING.
The September Court at Alfred commenced Its SEES
sion Tuesday. the goth inst, with the usual prelimn
aries after which the grand and traverse juries
empanelled as follows:
Grand Jury-Eben K. Bradeen. Berwick; Robert
Carroll, Sanford; Jon4than Cushing, Wells; Paul
tom samuei Grseplaw. Miminston; Apheuss Hay
Lord Acton; Nathaniel IittIsisid, Lyman; James s
Patterson. Saco; Joel L. Roberts, BiddeIord; Sam'l
c. Shapleigh Eliot; Harrison L. Strout Watsrbor-
ough; Richard +. Warren, Cornish.
F.rst Jury-John Baker, waterborough; Benin
B. Bridges, Biddetord; Moses L. Cobb, Limerick lex
cused); Apheus Dyer, Dayton; Moses G. Dunnells,
Newfeld; Jason Day, Sanford; Francis Emmons,
till, Der wick (excusedj; Isaac i. Hanson, Acton ;
Oliver Hanson, Hollis; Ebenezer Carey, Alfred
Frank 0. Snow, North Berwick (excused).
Second Jury-yames W. Littlefed Saco (excus-
tire, YORK; Ezra Mills, Jr., Llmington. Excused
Daniel Pugley, Jr., Cornish; stephen f. Kicker,
K Seth
here); Temple W. Webber. Eliot; Benin F. Wake
field Bssxiai WEIGH, Shapleigh; Gideon Waldron,
Alter clear and able charge to the grand jury BY
Judge Danforth. the docket of old actions call
ed, disclosing less number of cases tor trial than
usual, and there were few new entries 30 the term
will probably be short.
Cases were assigned for trial 10 this order:
11a-Locke Y. Milliken ct al.
1N-Same v. Same.
236-Folsom v. Davis.
273-Buffum V. Fol .om.
z83-Getchell v. Meilen,
29l-McKenney v. WATERFORD
300-LebanOn v. Standish.
301-Lebanon " GerrIsh.
306-Thing '. Thompson,
34J-Hobbs v. Robbins ct al,
al-C!uf v. Linscott.
3i3-McKenney v. Hamilton.
350-Hamiltpn v. Leavitt
366-ribb Its v. Mason OF al.
As most of these cases are short or not requiring
jury attorneys and parties must be ready in Others
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h LONDON, Sept 2f--1l.30 A. NJ Consols 92s fol
1856 old, s9I: do 1867, ssI: u. s 1o,4o's Nj Erie
shares Is. Illinois Central shares iI3. Atlantic q
Great Western shares 23t. 49, ''A"'' -
LIVERPOOL, Sept 21-l1.3OA. M Cot,o, dull.
sales 900 bales; Middling upands e2d. W;dd AIM
Orleans sSd. Corn 2ss Cd. Pork lbs. Lard Sss Cd.
LONDON, Sept. 2o-2 2. M.-Consols 92s q 90. for
money and account. y 'o
steady.
LIVERPOOL. Sept. 2i-2 P. M-Cotton quiet sales
estimated at 1000 bales.
LONDON, Sept 21-4,3O P. M.-Money market
quiet; Consols 92} for monev and account.
American securities quiet; U. S. 5-20s. 1862 9OI
do 1865, old S9; do 1867, 49,; U. s. 1040s s5t. Erie
shares IS. Illinois Central shares 113. Atlantic and
Great Western shares 23t.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 21-4.3 P. M.-COtton quiet i;
Middng uplands 81 q 93d. Common Resin Is Cd az
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-22
miscellaneous NO1icec.

PERIoDlcALs-The Atlantic Monthly and
our Young Folks for Oct.have been received and
are for sale at the book stores of Bailey& Noyes
and Fl. L. Davis, Exchange street; Loring,
Short & Harmon and Augustus Robinson,
under Falmouth Hotel; also at the school book.
music and periodical store of E. c. Andrews
No. 36 Center street, and at the book and peri
odical depot of Messrs. Fessenden Bros, under
Lancaster Hail.
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TIN WEDDING AT CUMBERLAND MILLS. -
Mr.. and Mrs w. L. Longley celebrated the
tenth anniversary of their wedding on Monday
evening, Sept 18Th, by receiving their friends
at the house of the brother of Mrs. Longley,
Geo. W. Hammond. Friends from the neigh
boring villages and from distance Joined in
the festivities and congratulations. The long
dining table was brilliant with the display of
gifts-useful and ornamental. Among the
useful we may mention the tin fan, and among
the ornamental the tin razor Some of the
presents had more of the silver than tin bril-
liancy; but we suppose they were christened
tin for the occasion.
All the guests felt it was joyful occasion
and hope that the tin may give place to the sill
yer and the silver TO gold wedding before
they are called to meet bridegroom above.
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Boston, Sept. 81. : lReported for the Press.l-
The following is list OF prices quoted this after
noon:
Domestic-Ohio and Pennsylvania pick-lock "a "a
81; do choice Xxx 81 q 53c; fine X 49, 49c; medium
q g 4gc; coarse 4, a 47c; Michigan extra and
Xxx Is q Acc; fine As g 47c; medium IS q 46c; COM
mon q y zoe; other Western extra IS q &c; med-
um "A (d 46c; common ~ q 43c; pulled extra
So q 4sc: superfne 81 a 49c; No. ] at Is a 35c;
eombng fleece at 90 q 55c; California at 10 q 93c
Texas at Is q 35c: Canada combing So a 60c; Smyr-
ma washed a. 90 q S'e, unwashed 2 q zoe; SMYRNA
at 20 sc; Buenos Ayres at % D 80; Cape of Good
Hope at % "a 3lc; Chan at % q 36c; Donski at q
q Soc; African unwashed at 10 Gd 1Sc.
Inc market for Wool remains the same. There is
very little doing, the trade purchasing only want
eu ana large number of buyers are enabled to keep
out OF the market on account of the drought.
In New YORK for The past week there has BEEN
very strong market all desirable grades of 90
mestlc and fair business has been transacted The
demand Is mainly from manufacturers, though many
are reluc ant to purchase, owing to the continued
ABSENCE OF suihcent water power to rua their mills
In Phiiadelphia the market for domestic fleece con
tnues 1ar, as the West has been nearly cleared c
stock, AMI the supply at thu seabosrd is much les;
than at TINS period asst year. The demand, however
is light, owing TO the low state tie water in the
mil streams to the eastward and conseque 1t res
friction of consumption