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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-10-08

~ SYSTEMS RUN DOWN.-PER-
SONS often allow their systems to "run down."
or rather run them down by over.work, accom-
panied by neglect Of the proper means Of in.
vigoratlcn. The result Is what IS called "GENl-
NAL DEBILITY;n In other words failure and
partial collapse OF the physical forces, accom-
panied, usually, by great depression Of spirits.
The best remedy in such cases Is HOSTEFTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS. Whether the state OF ex-
haustion has been brought on by excessive ply
scal labor, dissipation, anxiety OF mind, expo
sure, or any other cause, the remedial effect Of
this great stomachIc will be found equally prompt
and certain. As restorative, after severe Sick
ness has Frustrated the bodily and mental ener.
gies, 1t Is pronounced, by competent medical au
thorIty, 1.-THE BEST TONIC IN USE" If men were
no. foolishy careless about their health, and over
confident In themselves, they would always,
when engaged in any work that required great
exerton, use corresponding means Of sustain
ing their strength. For this purpose HOSTEL
TER,S BITTERS are Invaluable. All toilers should
use them as an invlgorant.
For those constantly employed In indoor occu-
pations, especially in crowded workshops, they
mar be reckoned as the very best safeguard OF
health. Where there Is predlspoaition to con-
stipatIon, or tendency to billousness, they may
be truly said to be specific for which there is no
substitute. octS-8D6o
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5pelial Notires.

g CONsIGNEES PER MERCHANTS
Line Brig MARIPOsA. from Boston, will send for
goods to North Atlantic Wharf. Cargo not called
for at sunset, will be stored at their risk and ex-
pense. All claims must be made on wharf,
octs-1 WILLIAM ROACH Il co.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-10-08

s@-FOR EDIsTO, ENTERPRISE, &c
The Steamer "ARG0n now leaves South Atlantic
Wharf on TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS instead OF
.londays and Thursdays. See timetable adVer-
tIsed in another column. sep30
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funeral Notlres.


@ TIE RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND
acqualntances Of Mr.. and HRS. J. D. Kirkpatrick
are respectfully invited to attend the Funeral Ser
vices OF their daughter SERENA, at their resi-
dence on South Bay, next to the corner OfIegare
street, THIS MORNING, at 10 O'Clock: oets
~ THE RELATIVES AND FRIENDS
Of Mrs. T. J. NOISE, and Of Mr. and Mrs. B. r.
NOISE, are Invited to attend the Funeral Of
CARRIE, daughter Of, the former, from the redI-
dence OF the latter, No. II Bull street, on SUNDAY
MORNING, at half.past 1o.e'clock. octs
wTHE RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND
Acqualntances Of Mrs. JULIA 3. CRAFTS, and Of
Mr.. and Mrs. s. W. FIshef, and Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Weed, are respectfully invited to attend
the Funeral Services Of the former, at her rssi-
dence, No. 1A Coming street, TOMORROW AFTER
NOON, at O'Clock. octs-f
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@- WE WANT A RESPONSIBL

M%- WE WANT A RESPONSIBLE
party to take State Agency for the sale Of WILL.
SONS IMPROVED SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINE
in the State of South Carolina. CHARLES
CIRCUIT, Special Agent Of the Company, is at the
Pavilion Hotel, Charleston, for few days where
arrangements can be made for the Agency OF the
Wilson'S Sewing Machine Company, Cleveland,
Ohio, oCb!-I
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-10-08

a- THE SOUTH CAROLINA LOAN
AND TRUST COMPANY-SAvINGS DEPART
MENT.-Deposltors are requested to leave their
Books to be credited with the october quarterly
Interest due 1st proximo. All Deposits mt lie IN
or before the Goth Of October, will bear interest
nom 1st october.
Interest six per cent, compounded quarterly.
THOMAS R. WARING,
aanoo thatn1mo Cashier.
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mg- AWAY WITH UNCOMFORTABLE
TRDssEs.-oomfort and Cure for the Ruptured.
Sent postpaid on receipt Of 10 cents. Address
Dr.. E. B. FooTE, No. l2o Lexington avenue, EeW'
Wv ueclk
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s- AWAYWITH sPECTACLES.-OLE
Eyes made new easily, without doctor or medi-
cines. Sent postpaid on receipt Of 10 cents. Aa-
dress Or. e. 3. fOoTE, No. l2o Lexington avenue,
New FORK. oecio
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@ THE ESTATE OF ROBERT &.
BEE.-Noice is hereby given that the unders!gn-
ed WILL on the 22d Of October next, at 70 O'Clock
NJ, apply to the Hon. GEORGE BUST. Judge OF
Probate, for Charleston County, for Letters Dis
missory as Executor Of the above named Estate. =
sepa2t 2thstu1mos ROBERT BEE.
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~ TO THE PUBLIC.-W. B. FORD
HAMS REFORM BRASS AND STRING BAND,
in support Of the War CARPENTER and BUT
LER) Campaign. Latest style Of Music for. dane
ing parties Orders left at my residence, No. 2l2
Meeting street, two doors above John street, op-
posite Arnold's Grain Store, will meet with
prompt dispatch. W. B. FoRDHAM,
Of Reform Band.
N.B.-Country orders promptly attended to.
Ont2
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~ NOTICE. SOUTH CAROLINA
RAILROAD, CHARLESTON, OCTOBER 6, 1870
On and after this date THOUSAND NILE TICK
ETs over this Road will be confined strictly to-
business purposes, and only the names Of Mem
bers Of Mercantile Firms will be put on the ticket.
Families will not be allowed to travel Oh them.
Chose holding tickets will OF course be allowed to
use them 0ut.) y,
A. L. TYLER, vice-President.
q N r,,.r,,,, a n A oct6
New-York tribune., 1870-09-09
THE STATE OF TRADE.


JosDoN Sent 8-lJ0 opened " for both money
sn American securities hrn United states f's
Ron 1852 1855 1851 i TenFerties 49, stocks quiei
ETe Railway shares ls Illinois CeuiA l2 Atlantic and OrA
ester - -. r-u..- po,As
7-Eyening States i"ehp o"DD'
close STEADY al gzE for the issue Of 1867 -. 4, .-u.
LIygRPoO Sept 8-ll:3 mtotlon opened hts ttIe s
isg auofston Mdng upands 9!dsiL hddhng Orleans s~'so
Corn q quarter for European - ,,,.. rt,..., ALL
a o,. o., the .eeoou
OF seeures quiet Uuied States Five Twenty bonds os
flf be issue Of 1862. Steks hrn. 81 .-- -. l..
I1yyypoo SEPT 6-I:W D. HCoon IL du and pness have oe
Ind fraction hdlBg uplands I'D Mddng Oreans sd breaa
siurs dull -, -. % A.. ,..,.v .,A
o a. , sccupt American steady United States fne
Tutr bonds 1862 Gsl 1863 old 1885, 1901 VA Ten fores -
S steady: Ere Railway shses lS limos Centfas llzt Aahc
audG treat Western "a ,.,a.n.,
IvxEpoo sept mCoton closed With dos1Nsrd n,neJ
% I,isno. cd Adiing Orleans, I'D; sales of tie day b
80. fpeung l00 speclOn and export Corn. ISe per
quarter for European fort iliA'L Deei N'"-~N - ~ WV
aau R0sin, per cst 800. o., ~.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-09
nnMEsTIC MARKETa

B.riroEg S.pt 8-Coon dali Mddlng oomnsl, s.e Flour
5 sns p.rt or. hugers HowArs fuertne - ''H 30 d1
F,tr 4ea a.; DO Fm 81 z5atS - CITY hh sgpeIhbs 20 .
-. ~ n, F.t.s S6a Family 81 5jU % Nssterh
s.Fesp, ia 55 Ertra IS I3d 80 10 90 fan -
81 tybss .ieady, srs Choice Amber Mar aha - ="
ii G0; Fsr TO Good Mar aui Red - E5d w. 90
esg al 20. White Wheat 40dSl Coz Winter RED He,IsrH
250 ii -; Anber We ~ 81 Corn hrmrTi h-!s &
Torpsv ga9s, Yellow DO. sJGJ0c; Mixed western oo oA
stroaer at 4Jd51c Re 739 Provisions Aou'e hhu i@ia
or a.ipe.s Mes PORK @lsd ~ So Bacon hib S1s
i7ie Clrar Rbs lee shouer l5al3ic isms Z'G-o LAO' "
WHISKY v-ry quiet and Nj gLy lower %dFi4c. -,
AtnANY Sept b-Wht4t good milling demand JOY ehocei
g,se. n.gsetd Rge dull Corn Beglccted and nominal bap
pTVht anu
- Al siJl steady at id55 for New state a.
TIypo sent 8-FOur dull Wheat declining No ite ~ ~
No Rcd 6 Corn dull and lpweT No. b2e No z 90 oA
AMI and loVrr. No 3c No q Sc Fcghts arm Ana
Eecei1t.~g lO bbs Flour bush Wheat, 3H bush OAls
iS o bs Corn elpmsufs- bills Fouf toOO bush NhAi
bust Com huh. Oats ,oz,,ot.
L1rvfIE sent 8-Bsgglg unchanged Hemp and FaI z5aItc
Cot on bevg; ddngs e Flour heayy p for kItIs fsn
rp se And uuchsngef Provisions trmj Me Pork' sL Hams
2taZe Bacob-Shouers l4c Clean RID SIDES l1!c Clear hds
I2lc Lard ltc WHISKY steady; Raw SG9lc Tobeocohe ~
h 81 s5a Is IS for Trash 6d 80 IS m common to good Lng ~
n T. sept steady ard unchanged sales 80 eb
90 for No sprng 81 for Amber Winter 81 20 oi h
g. 50 for Double EIr WHEAT ga sa 700 bush ny an
65i 600 buh Rel Wabash at 81 20 No hSsn
kee cab heb ~ IS Corn quiet sa ei lSo b",. % NO a.
73r, 5000 bash No 2, at loc. Oats hsh ~ az
10. tOI Western CON NeNi, 81 ~ for Boledi O. -"
New-York tribune., 1870-09-09
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

TurRspAy Sept s-BKEvEs-Arrvsls IS weehswlen
r. s. q oa tes ch or two lots i hold rom Mond sarc good
cattle among those offered hai ,he SL was rom ron %
shop butcher leaving the trade to the WHOLESALER The
sieI, s@1I ar. changing much for TSIa beef people
I as th would p9' % % To cbags the sane for TeIss eak from
ae costing &C. a. Illinois at 4 a6sur Charging
hgh pe 10 carr deals only the best cattle when
Texas beef than h the stock IN trade WI no, sahy
the Better sell bei on lie EeIma low e nc tn 70 %
steaks higher pnees such afford choose pay for them
M F RoS oue6 coal not cste suffered Statesmen did little
fore stock yaried until ner noon Butchers
So. bad 70 ssrs; D. wsIsi l. g BOven Meta
fs 4sp. VI ssrs ne .S 3 aa ' BY os Sons @ very poor Il
each good SO go by Dudley ll2 o. them SGS, eS
l and 60 offs es at a@e PCe The g i30s q.se.
ica Of D s. c few TEXANS 4Ied in al c by SAmae
Ons 9st la b W. T. Duele{ & eSt s =. Y {. lS cS 1
wai1e sold their 81 Texans al &C. on % e" aud " limos
Seta n run out g illinois cattle 81 cvt at 3ialsc
At nehundred,h schusier hd Is ears and W IhGmpoh !,
cars sold " Texans Of l 10 gross at S 70 make % 10
10 cvt 4, 86 Ilunos II cwt. l4dl6c
W Thompson run out 50 Illinois 81 ewt l4d15e
~ bLS SR aud 10 a, wehaTien Fat sheep scarce
a am rsS go% pSs Is are Ss % foo sesp m s down to
Lamb. are abundant being about the top pee for
ss ia s .ses how a. Hume Elliott sold 9
e I1 ~ r. az i8 fSo NJ sic with % Of 6li ID at same price. OF
yheep 50 each 35 Indian. o+ H. at 6e Il Ono ii
KIRBY d ca9sds bucks and stag l9 D. a r. k y fat m S'SsG sn
s5 m % n sc ia Of 53i n at e sheep lambs 73i
4 Ias: & caIs m .iS l n at .ssD Ss '1 = m s. At s ' Of 100 u
7c and l2 calves l57 n choice At BE
Co@muSipsx r. Bells sold IA very thin 6 Ohio sheep i
63 H. at 4c 24 o66 b at & 40 Of 10 at sG l'' o
A. WeehasseH juad Co sold Ohio sheep 7a 10 Pc 90 o
lie ls5 State 60 u, choice gc and 20 grass calves at 20 ~
''il Kase Co. sold lo state lambs, 57i n, atolc
sgNkEep' N.t usbspged i've Stat hogs selling at 81
iOc. car, 2s9 II bringing 80 s5i yesterday
New-York tribune., 1870-09-09
me following are the Government quotations reported
nv Sessrs. Fisk & Hatch at 4p.m;
caIeman Renedct,s clo.ne quotatOns are as tOlIows


We learn that the United States Trust Company of this
v have received the list Of the stockholders Of the
rrrion Pacific Railroad Company, and are awaiting
me arrival Of the certificates, when the stock will
te immediately called at the regular Board of the New
York stock Exchange
We are informed that the cabin passenger travel on
the Pacific Mail COmpany's line from san Francisco to
China and Japan has than doubled since the open
w Of the railroad 70 the Pacific and that the number OF
cabin Messengers from san Francisco is increasing, and
the business Of the Company is prosperous This line OF
steamers is but the continuation of the Pacific Railroad
from san Francisco to Japan and China, and too much
Effort cannot be put forth TO retain the immense and
rapidly increasing trade Of the Pacific in American
hands It's worth every exeron and the expenditure
Of millions.
The track Of the Chicago, Danvile and Yncennes Rail
road has been laid TO Momence IS miles from Chicago.
subscriptions Of more than sOOOO have been made to
the capital stock the Company sufficient to pay for
The night Of way grading, bridging, culverts &c, for
the entire road, and for portion OF the iron
The following shows the result OF odays business at
the sub.Ireasury in this city
es e1SsS 2o9 % Currency H.y%,S 9 s3 s l5s a II 9
Cos bsoos ..... G. s5l = Customs $1,000 90
The earnings OF the Central Pacific Railroad Company,
for the month OF August Just received by telegraph
from Sacramento, were, sSO5,Of0
Chicago, Cincinnati and Louisville Railway Company
earnings from Aug LIST 10 Slst inclusive: Passengers,
HEs $; freight, ss,S47 s5-total, sl4,653 %.
The earnings OF the Chicago and Northwestern Rail
road for the year ending May 81 1870 were $1253542s 81
the operating expenses O68l0O per cent?, 6O5631 81
q 200 of earningsl, S4O6S5 s. total of expenses
and taxes &Ol3,37 81 the net income for the year,
tHAS7 a The Company paid per cent on preferred
and per cent common stock in 1862 and per cent
less tax preferred stock for the half year ending May
81 1870. Balance 70 the credit OF income account,
S542i %; reduction in funded debt $2142,5Oo. Com
stock l676629 40 common preferred S0370 293 AZ
total G922 81 increase during the year. f37s 663 49,
Total bonds and stock outstanding, May 81 1870,
{5O75aO32 81.
hessrs Utley DOugherty agents for the sale OF the
gold bonds issued for the construction Of the water
Works in the City Of Rochester announce in another
column that only 10000 remain, the balance
10000 having been sold. The entire works will be com
peted within GO days. The bonds bear six per cent
interest and are payable principal and interest in gold
TIE bonds are offered and accrued interest in cur
rency, and a desirable security.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-09
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.


HARVEY Fisk. A. S. HATCH
OFFICE OF FISK & HATCH, :
Bankers, &c, Nassau-st.S
As we originally sold many millions of FIVE
TWENTY BONDS, and as the Government will soon be
able 70 pay them off and TO issue in their place the
new Bonds bearing A per cent interest. con-
stantly asked "What had we better do with our
Five-Twentiesf'
We answer: Keep them until you find Security
which You are satisfied is just good; that is, just
O. sure TO be paid, principal and nterest-since it
would be better TO lose the present premium of
10 per cent than risk the loss of the principal
failure 10 get your interest promptly
Weare advising our most intimate friends to change
intoth BONDS of the CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD Co.,
and for the following reasons The main line of the
Road is finished. and is no longer experiment; it
has now in it's infancy, gross income of nearly
tSOOO00O while its operating expenses are but so
per cent and its annual interest payments are less
than 100000. Its Bonds are secured by property
worth four times their amount. At their present
price between IS and 90 they pay Seren per cent inter
St in gOA-and because the present difference Of 20 TO
q per cent between them and the Five Twenties is a
surs profit and so much addition to your capital"
We originally placed these Bonds on the market I;
the Road has proved triumphant success; Its
revenues are large and certain ills Bonds good
q the Bonds Of the Government, and we feel conf
dent the time will come when they cannot be had
except at a premium.
The Bonds are all of 81 600 Interest, six per cent,
payable January and July, which, together with
principal is payable an Z. s. gold coin, dollar for dol
1r in Ncw-YOTk City. FISK d HATCH
N.B.-We allow interest on deposits, make collec-
tons, and do general Banking business.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-09
EIGHT PER CENT GOLD BONDS,
Endorsed by
STATE OF ALABAMA.


Price 95 and accrued Interest.
First Mortgage Bonds issued by the Montgomery
and Eufsuls Railroad on finished road Issue
urcted by law, and surrounded by guarantees that
render the bonds a most desirable investment The
road is now about 10 open its valuable connection
with Union Springs, and will be completed within
year to Eufaula Its finances are in excellent cOndi
non and 1t has during the last year been making
satisfactory net earnings.
We recommend these bonds as a cheap and we'll
secured investment.
GEORGE OPDYKE & Co, 25 Nassau-st
1EoRGE OPDYKE & Co. agents for the sale Of
The following desirable securities which they offer
a' low prices:
n y and o. Midland First Mortgage Bonds, per
cent, gold.
st. Louis and 5. Z. Railway First Mortgage Bonds,
7per cent, gold
montgomery aud Eufaula First Mortgage Bonds, 8
per cent gold indorsod by State Of Alabama.
Alabama State S.
Ne"-JeFsey Town Bonds, per cent.
BONE excellent Western 10 per cent securities.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-09
PFCFJPTS OF PRODUCE.

Per Norm biuer tesste dHt fdHTVuo'
SEpr eos bales Cotton 81 pkgs Ashes pkgs BessvG 10
hays Cotton seed OIL 5 bbs Cotton Seed OIL 1870 bhh Flour
M m us Wheat lls 42 bush Oats u go bush
Rv 47O 28 bush Gnss Seed "a bush fAIteed lO
s com Meal IS bags bb Rosin 20 pkgS Beef
plg Cut Meats pigs Lard Z5 PkgS Butter u pig Ssse
hi hls Egys as pkgs Tow Is bbl Land Oh 4S pkgs Oh
g5 bbs Whiskv 3s bs Wool bales Hemp 4 bales Hops sS
de Leather 1871 $50 bd Hides, q hbds Tobacco 3S oIs
Tot,sr tpkg
New-York tribune., 1870-09-09

a. s r f % , ioi si nds j. stl ,ry lgt We
srst ~ OF ho.s ilo bra sl gfs.es bg Other Led. no =
~ s' 10".H1L We q-oe RIO, Hai5e spd Jags ls a2Ite
F-f hst ben one u unusual yity n the line Of
49, ~ ao'-ne-d rsies and fir bl Iess has beeu trsp
fszs .r. 20 A -.tlsagei sts lesterlsy. The en-
- a.. Liverpool 800 bush Wheat Al gld .tsam. 0oo
it L h. - H s z ebL. and 90 blls DO by .aI Al Ia 81
b. q 81 q "a , .D~ toaI At &c. sbd 70 GlssgOs 1900 bbs
- D EAilbe market Zoe al gras Of state aud Western
- cltes.o. T4' u hgh thea gTessed market
40 sr, -, .s' is better demand r Shipping brand,
~ he aoehbS he sss sasSI A., IN tsiI Request At
New-York tribune., 1870-09-09

unbOitd est NH Feed unchanged Shorts ssoas1li ship;
M M6s 6s 'GS s Z SI Hss1f fanSs ss
70 We Hudson eia$. . SevYrE Railroad
i,ss s IsPor feet Lumber Cana EIPOr's 500 bush Wheat
m Ess,.S s4. s g., sCS S..s s wss.
= zoo lIh Railroad shpments-whsa ii 30 bah os. a2ol
spring & s;; SSys ssst ca 9t ~ o. Corn do
& e - easa No tSse 0ss lgv.r sales Is go bush - 20
SEEDS '%sn Timothy ss as Port dul At sls fpr
& t C&s PS uhchAnged lie on Wheat oie on Corn 'e on
sysFai. sPt sCO,on q-e lsalsie e.g,s III lnle,i
eIIerts e4 esles Flour dali ss Com $3.50 = sa
81 81, s.aee Port dull and nominal Bacon dull shoulder ''ai
e.sess,r Sept aFo dull and nominal. Pm T.%ly . - GSls SS
Basy s 81 p9s ssa s r. = 20, Ps 70 fsT spHas Cotton
1890 Me un.eit offered At t26 1s 81 me
R fi shoulder. SSSf h'TS Bacon SS IN i tei & i%d .I
Hans , sas' :. lbSs s5n % ,Ss 41ssde Gs S anu ''
DETRorr. Sept aw5eat declining RItn, II 81 Nc Ha
sinIas & ne 4%sss western m ' B.sy isI1i ds 0 '''N' -
unsSS SsSSI S oI D par g s @ Ne. Z no r. unng Ss
e9oon irregular a. s agtic for No 2 es and 'ss hss h Sun , @
quiet No so ssisc and seller ,st ha tas month
Uas @ eS.ed a. ~ Sc 93sh I've 9n =. @ % Me-, PORK
veal veal 70 80 cash +z 80 e Dsesuse L, sS Ssu' M ~ for
Rough sides la is for Short RIB Mdds, loose Cattle anbAHg
receipts srge Hegs unchanged Receipts 1o oss 81 foui q H. ~
$3.50 bush barley 400 Rogs bb Four 100 200
bush Wheat IL o bush Com OOo bush Oats 100 0uh Rye
ST Lou. sept S-Tobso steady and UNCHANGED Cotton firm at
Ss sSfas $ Ms e s % biE1s f i S o.
No. Red az P. II 81 sfie IS; ,T PRIME
40 no 2, ~ 10 Corn heayy mIsd SGe1S hssT S.e ee
sldsl o. Rye declining ss at e4g6c Hghsnss dull At g.e
cl cfla s. s RiisP ss hrI Lard s%et y e @ @
az 3 for F 70 c5See Lave Hog. se19y & at 20 M 90 & TO- & 600
bush Rye, 200 bush. Barley, 5000 bush
New-York tribune., 1870-09-09
COTTON MARKETS.

CHlRLEsToS Sept aCoton quiet and easy Mddngs st sales
81 bales; receipts, 40 bales; stock ,4a2 bales.
NORFoIE Sept GCoOn unchangeii Low Adng lic net re-
70 eIports-cossviss 3 bales stock b2 bales
NEwOELEASs aCoton dull aud tending down. hdlngs
l8 sales 500 bales receipts SO bales coAsty ia baes total
2j3 bales; stock 1877 baes.
BnrxoRE Sept sCotton dull and tending down. Mddng se
50 bales u hasi stock w bales
MOBILE sept dull; Mdings, H4dll.s; sales 20
bales receipts bales; eIpor-coastWe 2 baIesi stock
i0G2 bales
BoroS s-COton quiet snd steady Mdings 2oao sales
bales; receipts baes casWs, 45l bas total OS bales
stock 2 400 bales.
GALVESTON SeJt very dul ard unsettled and accurate
Good Ordinary
r,oeipts, o. bales stock 4.846 bales ~.
Mddlngsi saFs
bses; receipts, 799 baesj stock, 4.122 bales
New-York tribune., 1870-09-09
THE MARKETS.
Carefully Reported Sor Tnp Trrrrx,

Carefully Reported Er Tas Trtprvs
ASVES-Pot. are oU. 1..... IHrAsDAl. Sept. g. 1910.
~ .onual ~ ~ ~ %'1 20 70 Pearls dull
80 - i-'ir las een little doing t,8,, ,,a , ,.A
~ i' iaAt. las cerlued sou..bsf % n D
~ ~ - e'es Ilo 10 triye Of which " wers ter
slfclislol fuur- d.Iy.,v -.
80 , ,s @ ea,y months lot veal sii October IN
I,eatL t- iOl DeeH-r 63c .od soo ~ oc 100
~ Aloa'g We quote iol0ss: ~ IVY al On uasis Of
New-York tribune., 1870-09-09

rcduco figures Rejected selh well decline
Col COS. 80 One Ind n srg.' s0Ss'
sSSeac sS sSS @ oS t ieSSSSS1p isSSpSS1 h cor SIS
. s. ,S1 1T, S'Sd s @. u wss, f'' RT s, ''S
css Ss.S :. ssE.S sSS s; E1 S SIS Double SSs Eat 9 Sd I'd s
uSn..o,. %ss fo:s fss 3 S. louis louis SssS. as Es M
Ohio and Michigan Goa 30 ScnssS % KIiis % brand: iSS
sVa be made ss oS s b So bS ie a quo @ come
Bait Asi sod SeoTsssosR EI,rs and Fsmlyo. soa
fieSonsH'a hS @ ssd Fps,eIseuig Cou'ry''''' ga
G,sTs; GsSTsi. .si T.,,..,.. R, A.,
Rye Four IN moderate demand and easier the sales rs bb
wesern Ooas4 80 state and LES 2sass
Corn hea' heavy and in limited demand the sales se 70 bb We
Corn Corn Meal Nee. %ry sr: Goa Con- NM gsi 5s IS s
Choice close de demand !, ehIsiy export
@ S % SS. Assl 5 sa % S S6S FS % i. Ms
o. s & q Z % r No No. DC sSAso So P9s = S @ s Il mS.as S 90
~ & H. Tor S No. m do - ass go q q "a ior Red We:ifrs 81 ~ - -
ssT state y y1q 81 50 for Whit Mee3i sl Amber
doll and heavy Oats freely offered and lower the de6.sd
lncOdg MIXED s Western st lsdI7c for Old and l5disc iof
New which are freI the close the demand part ecadve Rye
Corn easier and aiy active he supply
market tame AZ the close the sales O0 hush at baGc for
Western Mixed and 7SGS saOat weftern White at esd
GUNSIBS-Tbe market for Bags and Cloth oOntnue. quiet
po are without special changes We quote for the former and
AYTs, fair demand tr North River Bale for
quote at 81 a 81 o. for Long, and Short DO AT 5Oc-
HkhPfh dull and l2ic, gold Manila 3d
&C. Jute lc do for sa We heard transactions
HoPSNew continues dull At from 2oQ Old is in moderate de-
mand and steady, Al lVG20c & quality.
hOLASSkSThe market is m devoid Of activity and generally
weak sa'es 200 hhds Cuba Musooyado pnvate
NAVAL STORES-Spin TurPeutne after the than usual
tvy OF YESTERDAY has TO-DAY been dali hut full still
quoted quote al @ o for mercantS6e Strained kosns are
moderately very firm sales Of 500 bbl ~ bb
hear Of business being done in the better grades and No
- 5d - 90 No ~ 50d +3 and Pale 50 5Jd IS So Tar
and Pitch nominal At prices qnoied yesterday.
OILSAmecSn Lnseed da and remain much the Bn
gsh Lneed inactive and prices nominal Cnde Fish Oils
without special change he demand continues moderate Manufactured
Oils continues dull aud unchanged Other O without
change Of Importance; rae remains dull
PBOVISlON-POrk moderate demand freely offered and prices
closing unsettled the sales cash
bbs IS for Mess the jobhg lots and % p
for Cy DO For future delivery go hbl seller last half Of September
Beef moderate aud the market
Sl2d6 50 for Plain sl9 for Extra
Mess Tece Beet dull and prices nomna unchanged
Beef Hams dull and unsettled sales Is bhls az S50 $ for sum
Cured Cut Meats moderate and rather heavy sales
Western Pcked Hams lSc Bacon firm and small
p 25 Long Clear 1910! Dressed Hogs foil
former fgur quote l2dl2} weight Lar quite dull
lightly offered and about former asked; $50 bb and
l5lc for No Il Isl dl6c for City and Ice for fair prime
future delivery, 500 ties for October at l5c
BTTEKTbe markes dull but prices without change We