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New-York tribune., 1870-10-18

One Of tie most striking proofs Of the rapid
progress Of our country be seen in the wondriu
Development Of Of manufacturing enterprises
While most OF them their 10 business already
created others have placed every department Of Tafs
and industry under direct tribute 20 them. shut On
steam in some ~ workshops and you parsy1e bst
ness and turn back tho dial ~ progress l3f c'ntury
Look nf the iIuueHse carving trade OF today anh
imagine thai the ire ghts which moving along Our
tanaie and railways must ho measured for time WIN
tie Odfashgued sie-yard even balance Of fifty
ago. bach Weighing machines lal % the require
mcnts of trade az that time with the Onenin2 OF
~ The country system ~ Welg' ing
demanded, and 70 meet this necessity the Mossr~ Fair
banks ga.e us the scae which Las identified their
with all the Weighing OF LIc world. From the litto
workshop in 80. Johusbury, VT employing few men,
have grown fouHdcrics and machiuc-sbops covering
OF ground aud with the aid ~ the most improved
machinery 800 men cannot keep pace with the orders.
Chicago gathers from tbe West ten million bushels Os
grain. Fairbanks plants 200 Hopper Scales in the Eeys
tors and i1h5 u Ou at the rate oi 900 bushels ess
per hour and distributes 10 In al the markets of 10
world. Pennsylvania has mountains OF iron and coal.
and Fairbanks stretches along the lines O railways i,t
that single stsyo ~ IrOu-traIDe Tack Scales aud
wcighs the trains they toward the shippnS
port. Hay and cattle also mut be weighed and th0'r-
sands OF Hay and stock scales yearly placed in Jas
stOck-y ards and along the highways Of our County,
meets the demand by distributing yearly over 5000 PiAh
and Counter Scales Ia the and Warehouses or
the world. Russia, Brazil, Peru, and CLln consumes
rdIlWays, and Fairbanks the tunnage. Coba
seeks for STANDARD, and places Fairbanks IN all n~e
CustOD.HOusea. Win ~ experience OF ~ years Oh
ploying the most skilled laDUr-lsing n0tDn& Dnt uS
hest matera-ith capital abundant, and detertnfps-
sible price-tns hessrs Fairbanks aim 10 furnish
Standard iTOIn which there shall be no appeal.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-18

10 engage in and abide by the election ordered Tor the
stb Of November Tho present ncumlents will appeal
e, ,bo snprom, Court TO prohibi; the election.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-18
MARYLAND.

IL view Of the coming election for members
fCurgress n Maryland the following tables allowing
he vote polel ~ bo,A parties IN each CoHGreaSionalDs-
sri,t IL 1s to which is added the registration Of 1870,
s L, load OF Interest TO tle readers Of Tx IEIECAE
FI.sT CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT. 4-ss.@ 2.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-18

Dl,EuINEs, Iowa, Oct. 17.-Seventy-t,T
.ora.s live Republican majority Of Sl,T-9 The re-
sl-.-. 6 counties vi Increase 1t about o,CoJ.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-18
MARRIED.

sT-LrSDELLIa the Prs Pre'b e-n Ce'ea o. Ro. s ..
the lI.h lsf G., Cha Bra f Heog l. bf an 70 AS
Jennie Lindel, al Oi koso.ls n. j.
uALITOhPKISsOn WEDNESDAY, Oct H. s the rdsnee o. ns
bride mother, Harrison Hall .i 10 LA"e l. Ion P< =. o. -s
NTrLgY-PTERCY- Csmhrige Mars Oct a. byte RHy CAis
a. Allen asia.d GlIct Ialtn hr Abntr hslsG,F~
sL.s..fofs 20 .ss = Escs I.eIcs 0i C4l4ar.-sA
New-York tribune., 1870-10-18
Total ..4GJ2 4.0,j G,450 5,05S
I.uuIlicnu MninlitY ~ d0...T292

TIC .o-res fcr Ditr.ctAttorncvs are as follows:
f I .-lo NJ. A. Rogers, 23I; Second District, Clinton
sa.l .s. TLtrd District, Ma-uladuke Green, G5. AL
3..tHl...1s.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-18

Ess q Roussou of this city viii send two
slI,,.I l.,et of articles collected for TIE French
wounded soldiers to France by tine steamer e. Laurent
~ morrow.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-18

Por I37o k,s inst been isDe seat pamphlet of i8 pse
GgSy d Co. :, E-rA-FVs, Ao--iotsi
aui ilrnishel " .ETelioI 'rs1
New-York tribune., 1870-10-18

Dr. srve.s CutnTrh Renedy.sao reTsT ~ ~ aear.si
easa sod br Ifus BY mail, % cent? gsn pe Hea a.
dI,s. L. " E4AKCa IL a., ~ 5, ueca-st. B4-4o y l.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-18
POLITICAL.

REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.
- .........s = T,,IFART L.. WJUDTORO Nnss
-, .f--.-pc- ........'. .-isrrnni Kaufm1nn, NnBS
,.l-,rorI- Ah.ah ". Palmer, Ducha~A
.. al Ccu. (Fun TerJn,. absalam Nelson, krt
t,suo! Con. ,Sbod Irm.AleN. BnTSiey, WrtilssoA
81, PrsoA Is,er.or.Johu Parkaursi' CAa''a'
El6,iO. Tuesday, Nov. y.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-18

Wedding End vfrf.tuc Cards, Initial s.'nr~g Vote rcs
W. soss FULTOS-sT OLD DuTca CBvEcH
New-York tribune., 1870-10-18

COLORADO ELECIION.-tOFHcIALl
The votes Of Colorado for Delegate in the
next C,l-gs, were oG tally canyasscd Oh the 18th Inst,
,ith tle Glowing result;
New-York tribune., 1870-10-18
Pianjsts' Academy,


Tseu.y y-ssooEist,
E p.-o oyss spi a.TosT' 40 Rarg Clss.-s OG
Ia b<R>AADO' bohhEA~AS' ~"
New-York tribune., 1870-10-18
THE STATE or TRADE


DOMESTIC MAPEEr7.
wrvrNc-ov e e, o. r-sTn.s 1uTen'i'e ',ai, si ~a
4o,c ,uanoa Rosn TspestBe s'ey 81 s3S - IL
t. -
New-York tribune., 1870-10-18

DIED.

N Notices Of Marriages. must Be iHGorsod 'r'h hsh
name aud address.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-18

ihe Richmond, Va, Conservative Executive
'nnttee lac issued AZ ad9ress ca.ug upon all voters
New-York tribune., 1870-10-18

Dem. -..... la.gcii,y in lo5o, e,g56
4.-.D CO.GrEssIOFAL DISTRICT
~ ~ N lses.-, ny iisTEA -ToT' ITO
E1g sNgna. Waite. COioro1-
Br.H.rr-. -i-y..5.--7 1851 265 5,sl3
Democratic maj In lsss. Tls4
New-York tribune., 1870-10-18
MISCELLANEOUS MENTION.

Mr.. Nandenhoif this evening at Association
uaM-A large aud clever band gives nightly per
formances at tho hall OF the san Francisco Anstr's
which in the current perahuudalce of dramatic and
other attractions should not be overlooked by those who
enjoy prr-Wc read with much pleasure (remembering
his play David Copperhed) that Mr. Andrew Halli-
day is engaged upon new adaptation Of "The Old Gu
rosity shop Tor the stage Shortly before his death it
is added Dickens specially intrusted the work 10 Mr.
Halliday hands
New-York tribune., 1870-10-18

Young Mr.. John Quincy Adams thus face
tously accepts the Democratic nomination for Governor
of NaSsaC husetts;
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-09-20

A GENEROUS AID Graceful AcT--In the
autr mn CT 1868 the University OF Virginia is
sued thirty $1,000 bonds, bearing 8 per cent,
interest, upon which to raise money sufficient
to estabhshgan agricultural department OF the
institution, with laboratory ard other equip.
ments The university was IN a crippled
financial condition, result OF ths war, and
.Mr. ". ". Corcoran, OF Washington City. Was
applied to and promptly took one of the bonde.
Other hberal-spirited men in Baltimore, New
York, ana elsewhere followed the example. and
SOON completed the loan. Mr. Corcoran, q few
DAYS ago, added to his many benevolent acts by
Voluntarily relinquishing aud presenting the
bond to the university, as will be seen from the
following letter to the Proctor Of the iustitu-
tion:
WASHINGTON, D. c.. September g. 1870.
B. Johnson Barbour, Esq, Proctor OF Ont-
situ OF Virginia:
9: DEAR S1e-f have alWays tcen dissatisfied
at receiving the high rate Of interest on the
bond Of the University Of Virginia held BY me,
and; in order TO be ereiieved from it in future,
and to CRAFTY acWish to benefit the institution,
have assigned the bond to the university, and
have the pleasure to enclose it herewith, re-
manning, with great respect, your ooadient
servant, ". N. CoRooRAf.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-09-20

Whiskey firm at s5c. Groceries firm and steady
Turpentine weak at 3sfc. Rosin very dull TAI
low heavy at sasho. Freights qHiet,r Money easy
at 6a6 per cent. Sterling dull at 1Saa14. GOV
ernments steady. Slxty-twos 12H. Southern
very dull, with unlmportant fluctuations.
BOSTON, September 19.-Cotton dull and nomi
nal. Middlings 9oc. Sales 100 bales; net receipts
"a; coastwise a7l; total 445; stock 5000 bales.
BALTIMORE, September 19. = Flour steady
Wheat active; Western better. Provisions quiet
Cotton dull and nominal; uliddlings 1sHo receipts
coastwise 410 bales; exports coastwise 10; stocs
146.
CINCINNATI, September 1s.-Flour firm. Corr
held higher; advance not established. WhsReJ
dull and nominal at seas7c. Provisions dull and
unchanged. Pork $26. Lard quiet and weak al
Is cts.
ST.. LOUIS, September 1s.-Flour steady; super
fine winter s4a4 is. Corn dull and unchanged
Bacon firm; shoulders 14c; clear sides 17Xa1S cts
Lard dull and unchanged.
LOUISVILLE, September 19. - Bagging frn
stock light at 2sa3oc. Flour firm; extra family
IS 25. Corn dull at eoc. Provisions drrner. Mess
pork s2s. Shoulders 14hc. Clear sides 1sc
Tierce lard lsc; keg 1sc. Whiskey SIC.
i Z NORFOLK, September 1e.-Cotton quiet; io''
middlings II 7Ea17Hc; sales 20 bales; net receipts
7lo.
AUGUSTA, September 1s-Cotton market closed
weak; sales SIS bales; middlings 1e1zaleHc re
ceipts 535 bales H. - {
SAVANNAH, September ls-Cotton active; mid
dlings 17,zc; sales TOO bales; net receipts 2a4s
bales; exports coastwse 1888 bales; stock 81, ,2l.
bales.
MOBILE, September 1s.-Cotton quiet Mid
dlIngs 1sHc nominal. Sales $50 bales; net re-
ce:pts 7cs; exports coastwise 47o; to Boston 2ls
stock 1882 bales. -.
GALVESTON, September 1e.-Cotton dull and
tending down; good ordinary 141fc; sales 50
bales; net receipts 254; stock 1906.
New ORLEANS, september 1e.-Cotton quiet
and 6rm; middllngs 171slsc; sales 800 bales; net
receipts 227s; coastwIse %; total 22e5; exports,
coastwise 452; stock 1856. Sugar, prime lsc.
Molasses 25a35c. Coffee 17Ka17Hc. Sterling 25a
a5.I. New York sight X premium. Gold 1aK.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-09-20
Sew York I,icc lrarket.

From me Daily Eclle.in Tie whole mar&e: is
duh. Job5ers are distributing very little, and for
want of stocg importers fnd Business much re.
tarded. Sales 100 bags Rangoon az 72Sa71ac, and
choice new. Common 10 good Carolina IS s0aS IS;
prime to fancy do So 81! !sa9 per hundred weight.
Rangoon 7a7]kc per %, currency; S2saS1ic per 10,
gold, in bond.
usual ;oobng trade, but at prices favoring buy
ers. The stock s not large, but holders are quite
iSee sellers We quote Rangoon at 7,sa7izc, crr-
rency and Carolina at shsSac.
Proin the Times: Rice has been in less CONF
dent request at about former rates. We quote
Carolina at So 5oae currency; Rangoon at STA
7I2H, currency, with sales Of $50 bags, and do,
in bond, at S9as IS gold, per 100 lbs.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-09-20
Havana Market.

EaYASA, september 1o.-SUaAR.-The sugar
market has not been very active In the past week
CLOSING today but previous rates have been sus.
.tainei-say for whites through at $51a7H y lQ2
lbs; yellcws do, Ncs u to %, at s+a6 do; browns
do, II and 12 at S41sa45s do; cucuruchos do, Nos!
TO 10, at S33IaIA do. Other staples-Mnscova:
does, centrifugal and molasses sugars, with very
slight action at our ports, remain as previously
advised, with little demand and light stocks TO
deal with. Shipped during the week, hence and
from Matan2as-l6,620 boxes OF sugars. Total to
the United States 6727 boxes and ess3 boxes TO
Cork, clyde and Spain, including boxes for ST
Thomas. Total exports from Havana and Mstan.
2as to date ls701 435 478 boxes and Jas, ,648hhds,
against for 1869, Of 1,3s4, sos de- and 1l3 90,
leaving stocks IN the TWO ports equal TO- Tor this
year, 3lo, 9lS boxes and 2572 hhds, against for
is6Q, OF 24l go boxes and 1894 hhds.
MoLas$Es.-Clayed very dull. No demand, and
dealers would gladly accept a decline In ra'es 70
close or their stocks. Clayed stands at 33aa4 reals
per Eeg.
HoNEY.-No stocks In the market.
WAX-Qalet though STEADY. at quotations ior
yellow at $S5a37, and white &C S4Sa5o.
RuA.-No demand for German market: quiet o..
S3iaos per pipe for common, ready for shipment;
white do S+2as.S do, and refined at SS2aSS-
CoFREE.-very little for shipment; Porto Rico
and Cuba az SlI}sal6.I, and rriage at Slial3
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-09-20
POET iOALENDAR.
MARINE NEWS.
CHARLESTON, SC. sEPT'R q
kRRryED YESTERDAY.

Brig Mary E Pennel, Cole, Boston-12 days
Ice. To the Master, and the Tudor Ice company
|, Steamer Marion, Adair. Santee River. 25O Doll
naval stores, 2O3 bales cotton, 5000 leet ASH lum
Der, 1e,Ooo shingles, mdse, DC. TO Rayenel .
Holmes, Pelzer, Rodgers Il co, Reeder Davis,
H walter l. co, W c Bee & CO, Gaillard Minott
] r Pringle Il Son, ] Colcock co, w Dukes
co, Frost d Adger, G W Witte d co, Marshal, !r
Adger i co, w Dowlmg d co, q !sgrahan
Son., N Caldwell Son, Tnurston n saE aomes, mes
ner Monsees, Kinsman q HoWel, Falrchiids
Hamlin, and others.
sloop George, Chicoyleh, Ashepoo. 1900 bush
es rSugn .nSs Ge %0 a
bushels rough rice. lTo'H Bischof co.
Sloop Hattie & Louise from Edisto. 2 bales
upland cotton. To Fraser d Dill, and haSene
Received from Benefits MIL. ls tlerces rice
Received nom chisolm's Rice Mill. IS tierces
rice. To Desaussure.
,..,-..,.,,. AT QUARANTINE.
Bark Monsoon, Monzie, cardenas-12 days. Bal
last. To Order.
- ''r. CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Brig Minnie Able, Harding ng-Boston-W Roach
- Z .:e' FROM THIS PORT:
Steamship Sea Gull, Dutton. Baltimore sep,
;ember 19. :
Brig Ortolan, Sherman; Philadelphia, septem.
ber l6
ScnT Lilly, hughes, New York, September l6.
Up FOR THIS PORT.
Sch7 Ella HodsoD, SicEels son, at New York. Sep
temher IT,
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Steamship Champion, Lockwood, at New York,
September II.
Steamship W Ererman, Hinckley, at PHIL
delphia, September II.
Brg John Freeman, Baker, at Boston, Septem
Der 1G.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-09-20
Chipping.
r Or N E W 70 RK .
ON THURSDAY, 22D SEPTEMBER, AT 5
- O'CLOCK P. N.
NEW IRON STEAM LINE-EsTABLEsHED 1870.
sTArE-KooMs ALL on DECK.

The Splendid New Iron side.wheel Steam
ship "S0UTH CAROLINA, adkins, Commander,
viii sail for New York on THURSDAY, September
90, at S O'Clock p NJ, from Pier No. 2, Union
Wharves, connecting with Day Passenger Trains
from Columbia and Augusta, arriving at ha..-
psst P. NJ.
The SOUTH CAROLINA will connect with the
Liverpool Steamship IDAHO, Of Messrs. WILL
LIAMS 4 GUION'S Line, sailing September A.
Insurance by STEAMERS or this Line & per cent
very fine Rtste-room accommodations, apply TO
WAGNER, RUGER 4 CO., No. 20 Broad street, or
70 VIVA. C0URTENAY, No. Union Wharves.
eep2O-S
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-09-20
RGi.snd Trey.
aHats ON sont neiees Gantan'"


WHARF is Paris the beautifu, city,
Has It dissolved Ike Q mirage .Wondrous-
Its ladies bright and g4llants Witty,
Passed Ike an eathquake shock rom Qnoer US
Swept away by the onset thunderous
OF Teutons mad with the battlejoy!
Fate and time from beauty suuder us !:
Where is the famous city, Troy?
Where is Napoleon Where each captain capa1r
who rose In his steelclad train OUT ia'e's'
Every one rare visions wrapt IN ro,,,,
ar France thar loomed DER Europe ETeAtly,
:. Or T;aiIic Empire strong and stately
baby. .eiant with war for toyg
Where an those pnantoms march sedately?
Rnt Whsre is Hector, who fought for Troy
where are the ladies who roamed at large In
> .That sWeetly city, mid glee incess9nt,
Drinking wine OF moist Marnemargin
Under the soft moons silver crescent.
With lively laughter effervescent,
And gay love games that are 10th to cloy?
: Where Is the ecstacy evanescent9
Bur where b Helen, who loved in Troy'
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-09-20
DACIFICa MALL STEAMSHIP COMPY'S
TERorSH LINE 70
CALIFORNIA. CHINA AND JAPAN.
FARES GREATLY REDUCED.
Mali, STEAMSHIP COMPY'S

= Steamers OF the above nnejesve Pier fEEh
No AZ, North River. foot OF Canal sx@l228f
and Doth of every month iexoept when these
dates fall on Sunday. then the Saturday preced'
ing.
Departure Of the Goth connect at Panama with
steamers for South Pacific and Central American
Steamstip JAPAN leaves San Francisco Cor ia.
pan and CHINA October ], 1870.
No California steamers touch at Havana: hut
60 direct from New York to Asp!swal.
One hundred pounds baggage Tree 20 eacn aouis.
Medicine and attendance free
For Passage Tickets or other information apply
ST cae COEPANYiS TICKET OFFICE, on the
wharf foot Of Canal street, North River, New
York. E. r BABY, Agent.
julyl6-1yr
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-09-20
Markets by Telegraph.


); DON, September 1s-Noon.-ConsoIs 9c%.
b ds 90. Turpentine frmer.
LIVERPOOL, September le-Noon.-Coston dull
uplands exd; Orleans s1sd; sales 5000 bales
Red Western " eat So 4dass I'd.
AtternooR.-Red western wheatss Cd; red win.
ter @ Cd. Pork dull Lard frmer at 7ss Cd. Beef
116s
Evcn;nc.-Ootton frmer but not higher; ap'
laads s%d; Orleans sgd; sales 10000 bales.
Breadstuf1s quiet -
DOMESTIC.
NEW YORK, September 1s.-Noon. 9aloc
better: Whea. 1e2o better. Corn frner. PORK
s26, Lard dull Cotton dull; uplands 1875; OF:
leans 19He; sales.4oo bales Turpentlne weak al
ssxc. Rosin very; dull at 81 ;soal s5. Freishts
firm. Stocks active. Gold lax. Money sac per
cent Sterling unchanged. Sixsy-twos a9ax..
Evening. Cotton dull, with dow inward tend
ENJOY; sales 1900 bales; upands 100. Flour-State
and western super 81 soas 10; snuthern nrmer;
common to fair extra S. soae l5. Winter red and
amber western wheat 81 ssal SIX; red and am
ber Southern 81. Corn 2aac better, s7sSsAc
Beef quiet Pork heavy AZ $40 Lard steady.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-09-20

tobacco, mdss, &c, 10 W wwifiiams q 90, "
Witte, 1ngraham ID son, Frost d Adser, Walter Z
CO, A. Salinas, 7 PSmith, Grasser smith;
co, Reeder & Davis, d FolfH, K1nsman 4 Howell
Marshall, Jr, Bardeh 4 Parker, W: Bee co, r
A Minis, Thurston Il Holmes, Se,lt Pelzer, Roo.
gers i CO, O:Neill; Nachmann i 60, Rayenel q
Kelly II WurRmann CO. Holmes 4 Calder. E
Welling, DC Ebaugn, stono Phosphate Works,
and Railroad Agent.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-09-20
New York Naval stores Market.

1. From the Journal Of Commerce, September II:
The market for spirits turpentine ls very quiet,
with the sales In q few small lots. Aerchantsble
lots are held at 3sks4oc, dock and yard, with 10
bbls sold. Rosins-There is very light inquiry
for all grades. The shipping demand . unimpor-
home trade. we quote strained at 81 coal s5i
No 2, So 10ao 80; No. i 81 5oaa; pale So e5a4 CO.;
extra pale s5a6 so. Tar dull and nominal. The
lasc gale Of Wilmington was a. S2 35.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-09-20
New York Hay Market.

From the Daily Bulletin, September u: Re.
GRADES but Tor other qualities sales are !ber a.
full prices. orders from the south are few and
small, awaiting for lower prices here. Sales for
the past week as follows: 500 bales lor Pensaco-
Ia las for Mobile, $50 for Savannah, 80 for Ports.
muutn, 100 for Charleston, 81 for Wilmington,
and rs for Darien Ca; also 200 bales extra 9aai-
ty for Liverpool at 81. Hay is worth t8 in Liver.
pool but at this price there Is very small margin
for exporting. Retail is in goo demand and tirn.
er Straw also sells well IN small los.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-09-20
Easton s. Co.'s Cotton Report. for the
week ending SePte,t,ber 10. 1870.

Easton Is Co.'s Cotton Report. for the
week ending September 10. 1870
NEW YORK, September 1.-THE MARKET.-ll
our last report the market closed steady at 1910
for middling. Saturday, the mai ket was quiet and
unchanged Sales 605. Mordly Ehe marke. was
quiet and steady sales 1881, az l91c. Tuesday,
spCt cotton was steady, but lots to arrive were
lowss.. Sales Iae3. at 19xc. Wednesday, spot
cotton Sas more freely orered and weaker Con;
tracts were unchanged. sales 1871. at ls1c.
Thursday, thIre was a good demand at lower
prices. Sales 22s1. Middhngs 10;5c. Yesterday
there was fair business done az lower prices
The offerings TO arrive were liberal. Sales 1866
Middiings 1870.
Holders this week have had the advantage
OF rising market in Liverpool, Notwithstanding
which they have been free sellers and prices on
the spot ore &c lower than on last Friday, Cot
ton to arrive has been offered at &c. under spot
prices, because IL could be replaced In the inter
or, where the new arrivals were for sale at the
best prices. In Liverpool spinners have bought
freely and we hear that they are not disposed to
follow up the market any further, as Manches-!
ter has not responded to the late advance In
Liverpool October and November shipments
were quoted at s1id nominaly yesterday.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-09-20
selma Cotton Statements.
Receipts by Railroad, September l9.

. 1929 bales cotton, 145 bales domesties, s44 bbls
and 1sO sacks fonr; 154 sacks wheat, u hhds ba-
con, 10 kegs lard. TO @ Walter & Coz PelZer,
Trenholm Son, Sloan 6Seigniels, A J salinas,
Reeder i LAWS, w W Smith, j p Aiken i, 60, W
q Courtney co, Gibbs q CO, Bowling d co, @ W
Witte, W Z Ryan, " Willams 4 Son: WAGNER .a
M1Idaugh saasl CO. aiasSnOas ssSn06 CO. 60
and Railroad Agent %.
NORTHEASTERN RAILRnAn.
2s5 bales cotton, u ebls naval stores, cars lum
Der and live stock. 30 Bushels rough rice. boxes
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-09-20

Sales OF the week 1852 bales, Including 5a4s to
spinners, 1927 10 spectators, and 2cl2 TO ex.
porters.
Gross receipts at this port for the week 1895
bales Since 1st September, q, 127 bales.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-09-20
The Charleston Cotton, Nice and Naval
Stores Market.

The Charleston Cotton. Nict nuo NuSoi
Stores Market.
OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS,
MONDAY EVENING, September le, 1870.
Co7roN.-Prices showed g. steady depression,
and tie rates kept tending downward, receding
4 full &c "a b, :he market closing with buyers
ouering inside figures. Sales about 500 bales, aay
II at l4sc; IS az l5c la at 15hc; 20 at l5Sc; a.
1s!c 20 at 1885, 4S at Ice; 40 at 1910; 81 a. 1896
S7 at lSAc; so at l7kc. We quote:
L-vRRrooL CLASSIFICATION.
Y Ordinary to good ordinary ......14 @l5I
Low middling- .l6A@-
Mddhns Iii. ;;;:: -, ~ gigr
RlcE-Tne transactions were 70 'ierces OF good
clean Carolina at s'tc p fb.
NAVAL SToREs.-There was q limited business
doing at dull rates. say 100 bbls low No. rosn at
81 50 q obi and spirits turpentine at SIC p
gallon.
FREleErs.-To Liverpool, by steam direct
nominal; Via New YerK, e-16d on uplands,
ll.l6d on sea islands by sail 20 on ap-
.ands, "a on sea islands. To Hayre nominal
CosstViss-to New York, by steam, sc on up
lands snd &c on sea Islands; 81 SO q tierce on rice;
nv sail, ,tc on cotton; 81 so . tierce on rice; 4oc
q barrel on rosin; s79S p on lumber; ssSlo
o on timber. To Boston, by SAIL H@xe y h
on upland cotton. To Providence, So p n on
boards, sc p ID on cotton. TO Philadelphia, By
steam, &c p tb on uplands; by saI, 81 p on
boards; SO on timber; 50 p ton on clay, and $50
so on phosphstes. To Baltimore, by steam, &c.
p ID; by sail, Sc 5o@7 p NJ on boards; So p ton
on phosphate rock. Vessels are in demand by
our merchants to take lumber freights from
Georgetown, 8 c., Dsrien and Satilla River, Ca,
and Jacksonville, Fla, to Northern ports, and $40
3l2 . are the rates on lumber and boards
EXCHANGE Sterling 60 day bills 23a23a.,
DOMESTIC TIcExCHANeB--Theb banks purchase sigh
checks at par, and sell at X premium. Outside
they purchase Of par, and sell at 4@& premium.
GoLp-l2@14.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-09-20

wM. McBrRNEY, President. 20 :.
E. p. ALEXANDER, vIce-President and Actuary.
J. F. GILMER Vice President. re esidentin Georgia.
E. NYE ECTCHISCN, Vice-President, resident In
North Carolina.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-09-20
In HEP oaL.Ir III LpE r s.
LIFE AND TONTINE ASSURANCE c
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no. 80 BROAD srREE1, CHARLESTON, S. c.

GEORGE E. ROGGS, Secretary. a.. -
JOHN T. DARBY, II. D., Medical Adviser. e,
AUGUSTINE T. SMYTHE. Solicitor. - 80
JAMES CONNER, Counsel. aG.l - -.
r A. K1NLOCH, N. D., Local Medical Exanl-
r. LEBBY. JR.. ID. D.. { tners