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Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-09-28
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DUBLIC SPEAKERS AND SINGERS VIII, F,vn
the LozCnges invaluable for clearing and strength
eHng the voice There are particular directions 10
deeterlous they be taken as freely as reousitr
One or two L0zengcs dissolved gradually in the mouth
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Organs. For Bronchitis, Asthma &c OF long stRndiue
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-10-28

sp1Rrrs TURfisrfSk.-Ssles lesof1s bbls at 500,
and II bbls at 4skc for Southern, and u bbls at
400 per gallon forNew YoytepaokageR.
RosNGsales Of se7 bbls- -at 81 SO for strained ana
TAR.-2oo bbls, in shipping order, sold at 81 90
perbbl. .,at--. ,as .gG;.
TIABER--Four RATS sold st 81 so, ssas5oper NJ,
and one lot per railroad at $11 a-- - - 9
Interior Cotton Markets. ~ :-a,.
CHARLOTTE, October 25.-Sales o-day 100 bales;
middhngs 141sa15c. closing at 14Ac for best
grades. Market qufetTn .'i-l 'ei
SELMA, October A.Lsales $50 bales; middllngs
at Is; low middlings at l5Kc. Market closing
quiet and offerings light. .:sf-p
SUMTER, October 25-Cotton has been In good
demand for the last few days, caused from laVo-
rable reports from Liverpool and the Noftnerl
markets. About $50 bales have changed nanas
during the week ending the 25th instant. we
quote: Ordinary ,1454o; good ordinary laRc; low
l6cSl5'ff -, '1'fs'''F 7''7'
COLUMBIA, October 27.-Sales Of cotton yes
terday LOG bales; middhngs 14Hc. -.
NEWBERRY, October 25.-Cotton in good de-
mand at 13Hai4c
COLUMBUS, October 25.-our market was very
irregular In the morning Some mtddlings brought
15kc. In the afternoon the. market: was easier,
with mlddliHgs at 15c, low middling l4Hc, at
which figures 1t closed Sales 46 bales; receipts
452 bales: shipments 272 bales. ''-sHs
ATLANTA, October 25.-The. market to-dsy mas
been more active, and prices have advanced; mid
dlings lac; low middling 13Hc; good ordinary
121zc; ordinary 10ha1lHc. -,
MONTGOMERY, October 25.-Cotton market
1ikc for low middlings. ~ @.~.-s .i5..i,.
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Markets by Telegraph,
EORKIGl


.LoNDosi October 27-Soon:-consels 'a'fas2H
Evening. se X. Americans quiet SIXTY
two sex. Stocks quiet .Lnseed OIL dechnlng.
Sugar, onthe spot S2s Cd; anoat 27s eaazss y
LIVERPOOL, October 27-Noon.-Cotton que,
aud steady; uplands s1iasd: Orleans s1SasSd
Ifternoon.-Cotton dull; uplands SAasHd; Or
leans sa9s4d; sales wont exceed 5000 bales.
Evenns.-Cotton, uplands, closed at sIasId
Orleans sgd; sales 5000 bales; speculation ano
exports 20O0.
NEW YORK, October 27-Noon.-stocks heavy
Gold ll%al2 Money ea7 per cent. Sterling, iIiis,
long short s United s States aa sStyFTSss PSrs
heavy at s26 s7a2e. Lard quiet. Cotton dull! and
lower; ;ursnds 1879. Orleans 7jtc; sales 1900 bales
Turpentlne quiet. Rosin dun. Freights nrm.
Evening.-Cotton dull lower aud unsettled;
sales 1900 bales; up.ands Iehc. Flour. State and
80; Southern steady; common 10 fair extra So 65
good to choice SO foas rs. Wheat heavy and low
ey; winter red and amber Western 81 SAL SO. Corn
scarce and better; mixed Western Ieaslc. Beet
heavy at s25 8Ia26. Lard dull at l4al41c.
Whiskey lower at se%aa0Hc. Groceries quiet
and hrm. Turpentine outlet at 4sHs44c: kosin
dull at 81 ssa2. Strained tallow s1zaec. Freights
active ndnrmer. Money 6a7 per cent. Sterling
quiet and firm at 91sasx. Southerns dull.
BOSTON, October 21.-Saies 800 bales; net re-
cepts 4e bales coastwse 4la bales; total 455 bales
stock 300 bales. z,,.i ". s.S-
BALTIMORE, October 27.-Flour quiet and firm
Corn dull and unsettled. Pork drm at $27. Ba-
con very firm and scarce. Shoulders 15c. Whis.
key dull at DOC. Wheat dull ana lower, Maryland
amber 81 65a1 IS. Cotton sales 100 bales; net re-
ceipts ITO; coastwise 205; total SIS; exports 70
Great Britain 1I2; Continent 81; coastwlse So
stock 1886. -
WILMINGTON, October 27.-Cotton quiet; mid
dings 15c sales 10 bales; net receipts 467 exports
coastwise 700; stock 14oo.
NORFOLK, October o7.-Net receipts of cotton
1887 bales; exports coastwise 600; stock 2o9o
bales.
LOUISVILLE, October 27.-Bagging quiet. Hemp
%. Flax 20. Flour firm; extra family S. so.
Corn 75c. Pork $28 Shoulders l4hc; hams 25c.
Lard 16Ac. Whiskey S5as6.
CINCINNATI, October 27.-Flour quiet and IN.
changed. Corn firm; new 55c; old 8Oc. ProvIs-
ions dull aud unchanged. Whiskey duh and low
er at S3aS4c
SAVANNAH. October 27-Sales of cotton GOO
balesi net receipts 1851; exports coastwise IL;
stock 57,397 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, October a7.-Cotton dull and
lower; mddlings nominally Is 1zal52i; sales 200
bales; net receipts 2028 bales coastwse 493 bales;
total 2521 bales; exports TO the continent % baes
stock 1857 bales.
MOBILE, October 27.-Sales 1000 bales; net re-
ceipts 171s; exports coastwise 430; stock SO, ,45O
GALVESTON, October 27.-Sales 200 bales; net re.
ceipts 293; exports coastwise 9O6; stock 1909.
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Exports or the week enasng October 90,

SIS. ~ 7s.a DOMESTIC. - =
.BosoH-Perbrig John Freeruan-s5o tons phos.
phatesfock, 54 tlerces rice, 203 bbls rosfn, 400
empty bbls, piano.. =. Per sIh" a E Glover-1600
bbs fVHn 40 bbls spirits tmpentine, 20 tons iron,
80 bales cotton, 10 tons cotton seed.
NEwY8RKIPer steamship Charleston--34 bags
sea island cotton, 1910 bales upland cotton, l23
terces rice; II bales yarn, 90 bundles paper, 40
packages. Per steamship G W Lord-lnward
cargo. ...aaPer steamship WeJbosset-952 bales
upland cotton -. Per steamship South Carolina-
1914 bales cotton, "a tales domestics, l20 tcs rice
and sundries. :. Per steamship Champion bags
sea Stand and 14T1 bales upland cotton, SO tierces
Iice II bales rags, % rolls leather II bales yarn 62
pkgs ssndfies, 81 empty barrels PER steamship
Ashland1126T bales upland cotton. per steam
ship Cyde-SS6 bales upland cotton, 35 casks clay.
-. Per scnr Jennie Rosallnd-400 tons phosphate
rock, 1000 empty carboys. Per schr N W Smith
Outwardcargo.
PHILADELPMA-Per steamship Leopard-l6s
tcs rice, 637 bales cotton, "a bales yarn. bales
rags, Ia rolls leather, 26o bbls rosn and iundries
Per steamship Ashand-515 bales upland cot
ton, 70 tcs rice, 2s bales domestics 1S5 bbls rosin
and sundnes.. Per schr Jennie Willey-45O
tons phosphate rock. Per schr G Mcfarland
"a guns and mortars, sTtons old iron, 90, 900 feet
lumber Ssfl-ls
BALTThoRE-Per steamship Sea Gull-1s1 tea
rice, $50 bales cotton, "a tons railroad iron. 81
rolls leather, 65 packages sundries.
WILMINGTON, DEL-Per schr Baker-3l0 tons
phosphate rock.
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{; s rhe Charleston Market.
rYon THE WEEK ENDING OCTOBER a7.,

[YoR THE WEEK ENDING OCTOBER 27l
THE Ckofr.-Tbe weather for the past week has
been warm, free from rain, and highly suitable
for successful field labor: The prosressof crop
gathering has been steady and good, and the best
results may be anticipated from the continuation
OF suchsvery favorable atmospheric conditions.
The fonowing is an extract on the crops from the
Agricultural Report for October:
The increase In breadth Of COT ton was estimated
IN Juiy at Il per cent. Combining the elements OF
acreage planted and lts condition on the 1St Of Oc
1ober, the natural expectation, other ctrcunstan.
ees being equal would lead TO comparison with
South Carolina O; Georgia 8; Florida 9; Alabama
5; Mississippi 10; Louisiana 10; Texas 80; Arfan'
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sss Is; Tennessee ]. This would give S,1p n1t re
ceeiinv three and half millions OF nsiS' 6.tohar
indications Of the season thus lal, 5nS0 f,r
l. and the probabilities OF Isso.ao,o nron 90 not
maturing and picking oi sns sne remarkably favor
pphIs eynarience OF the past season. Ine pfesemas
u,n o.o ,rnrons In early growth. running 70 Neeo
rather than boil, these burned VIII f,e ~ Con-
cnst and subsequently nooaed Will snnroh h,e n
tember has endured s9 General shedding of
1871 and occasional rotting OF tne DOLLS aesss.
The hoIIworm and army -woi1 a nasS aoiant IN oil
IN n,aces and rust Is more OF iess ,. ho1Is
The cotton states. The opening ost s niaces and
IS unusually msn nnromises to be light: These indl-
tae lass YnstasS ri pointing to an increase OF
tSirS nf million bales render II psooaeihv tha Loo.
the nresent crop will be no areer ooon sIas sbnnd he
and II the remainder ., ,o,snn sn of Quarter of
VsIy aSas niSnt result; another montl OF TWO
@ - 9sternne whether the present cLop snat M 80 oe
Wnni,ad In three millions Of paies VI itSo @ ne sao
and naif millions as predcSeao ea hos az raSncel
son. The present area IN S varV Verge Of prota
tiie p1,i,.o+;on and correspondents are areaaV
ole he min Of planters who grow o>tlon
sIcInsively and buy ali agricultural supplies
.rur RRcE1prs.-The supplies at the cotton ports
,o- Tho week mn to Friday last were 81 42s bales,
~ oon,rost with 7S7o4 the week previous, and
90 90 eos ,or the corresponding time last year. At
New orleans the arrivals were q, ,e7S bales, against
% TO last year. The total receipts OF the cotton
,orts from September ], 1870 up to the latest mail
dotes were $4,000, against seS,ass the previous
,ear showing decrease Of 1888 bales
The total supplies at the chief Southern centres,
,,o1n september /, 1870, up to the latest tele-
-, ,o,,once were as follows:
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New York Rice Market.

From the Daily Bulletin, October rs: There is no
business OF importance doing and virtually no
market The stocks are not large as yet, but ad-
ditons are daily coming forward, and prices weak
en- accordingly. Sales Of about 80 tcs Carolina in
ajobbing way at saSAc, and few bags Rangoon
Fr,m the Journal Of Commerce: The market
Is duu aud prices are dropping. The offerings are
very moderate, but there is hardly any demand.
We quote Rangoon at 5%a7c, and Carolina at
skasXc. Sales 25 tcs Carolina.
From the World: Business Is almost at q stand
and the market little better than nominal though
It's tendency Is still In buyers favor. Sales OF
about 30 tcs Carolina at SasHc. -
From the Herald: The demand was light, but
prioes were unchanged. Sales Of small lots at
from s4c to sxc for Carolina, and sxa7c for
Rangoon.
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LIYERpOoL oLAssIFIoATI0N.

SEA ISLAND corroN.-The supplies OF this quail.
ty Of the staple have been more liberal, and were
about POI bags of sea Islands and Forldas for the
week. The inquiry has been only in limited
way, and was entirely confined to Carolina quail
ties, mostly Of the medium and better grades,
Of which some 90 bsgs have been sold during the
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PORT CALENDAR.
MARLNE NEWS.
CHARLESTON. cToBER Is
LOOMS PHASES

ARRIVES YESTERDAY.
British bark BidWell, Baker, Havre, via Capes
OF the Delaware-5 days. Ballast. To R hure
j. co.
40 DAYS Ballast. TO Henry Card.
British bark Grace E Cam, Cam, Boston,
days. Ballast. To the Master.
Schr Etiwan, Brown, New York. days. Coal.
To the Master, and W @ Bee co.
Schr' Lillian, Rowland, Santee. HOO bushels
rough rice. To W Courtney.
Schr Ann Deas, t-srbstti. West Point Mill.
122 tierces rice. To Cohen, Hanckel Il co.
Schr Ada. Whitehurst, lack River. 1880 BUSH
els rough rice. To W o Bee d co.
Schr General r Lee, Gradick. Cooper River.
1850 bushels rough rice. To q mgraham Son,
and Hasell.
Steamer Pilot Boy, Sly, Savannah via Bean.
fort and Pacific Landing. 8 bags sea Island and
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Receipts by Railroad, October "a.
SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD. go. =. ,
1850 bales cotton, $50 bbls -four, a20 sacks -four
, cars stock. To Railroad Agent. and others.

cars stock. To Railroad Agent, and others.
NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD.
354 bales cotton, 221 bbs naval stores, cars lum-
ber and wood, rough rice, 1870 packages tobacco,
peas, mdse &c. To G W Williams co, Frost
adger, Mowry & Son, Ryan, T P Smith,
Salinas Graeser 4 smith, Reedor Davis, Wlss
l. co, Walter & co, W G Bee CO, G W Wttte, A
Quackenbush, Nachmann & co, Wilcox, Gibbs l.
co, Caghorn, Herring CO, Ravenel L co, Cald-
well & Son, Pringle & Sou, Pelzer, Rodgers co,
A Johnson, Sloan l. Selgnious, ] Marshall, Jr. D
Stoney, Weters, Barden Parker, kinsman a, q
Howell. BoystGn, Bollmann Bros, J Triest, w
Gurney, G Folltn, s & C Railroad Company, Rail-
road Agent, and Order
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NoTE.-We have deducted from New Orleans
1882 bales uplands, from Mobile IS bales, from
Savannah 70 bags sea island and $50 bales up.
land, and from Charleston lss bags sea island and
sos bales upland-the quantities received at those
ports from Mobile, Florida, Texas and Savannah
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ExpoHIs.
BRISTOL, ENe-Pcr British bark Monsoon--41o
tons phosphate rock.
NEW YoRK-Per steamship -GeorgiaL39 bags
sea island cotton, 226l bales upland cotton, 146
sundries.
$ ATHENS, NY-Per schr Jesse Leach-Inward
cargo, lumber.
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Misrelianrpns.

.wEEpu FAMILY FAvoRIrE LocK-srrToH
MACHINE,
are the best In use. -
For sale on the Lease Plan, With monthly pay J,
Mecnfnne ATTACHMENTS. Needles, Cotton, white,
HACK and coiored,) SIX, Oh, Soap, &C., &C.
Repairing as usual: Circulars anu sanp'es "
WORK sent on application. .er,nou
General Dealer in First Glass sewing na-
chimes and Material No. 20I King strees,
8uglI NHa. ,sS-oo. .. y.
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Iotal.......+.... ..s.........!.. ...... COS
The arrivals for the corresponding week last
year were so,o4s bales.
The stock Of the article in sight at the Latest
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Is bales upland oottonEand sundrtes TO- p
Aiken 4.co, Pelzer, RodRers kfHs Reeder &DaUis,
Cohen; Hanckel b 60, S D5Stopey, w Blrd co,
G Folln, Raveuel q co, Foamfbell, and Mrs Jane
Poinsett. 1850. s..yfl
roogh rice. Is Frost 4 Idger, and P O Hasell.
, Sloop from Cainhoy. 90 bushels rough rice.' TO
By boat from Christ Church. j bag Of sea island
: received rrum CnIsoim's Ginning Mills. q bags
,sea Island cotton TO .RaVenel, Co, Gaillard
=. '.., CLEARED YEsTERDAY.. $50. !
Steamship Georgia. croKell, New York--W; "A
:. British bark Monsoon; :Monzie, BRISTOL Eng-c
Coe, superintendent. ~ a,-.:--A: !, !,
sehr Jesse. L Leach, Dowdy, Athens, NY-J:A
Enslow & co. - .-,..-,,c..v,.
!, =: SAILED YESTERDAY. ,''f va. w.
Steamship @ W Lord Post, New York. -
Steamship Georgia, CroWeIl; New York. -T
Steamship Sea Gull, Duttou, Baltimore: SEQ
British bark Monsoon, Monzie, Bristol Eng; %
schr Charles E Paige, Doughty, wilmington
N G, K s.. 20 6isI'i.. s>5--i' = ~
.s. ~ ), ., FROM THIS PORT IA !r'a,T
Steamship Leopard, Hughess Philsde delphia, De-
tober "a. -,----------
"a =. e.es1 UP FOR This PoRT.,.' s-.tss
:. sehr John Shay, Fishers at Philadelphia, ocso.
Der 25. ...1,r,t - ~ - ,ef5 a,
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT. j. -
Steamship m Falcon, Hayne, at Baltimore, ,oe'
steamship James Adger,;eLockwood, at New
York, October 25. -s..,T-s. -
SAILED FoR-THIs PORT.
schr Emma Douglas, Ellis, from New Bedford,
October % ~ t-9a }--.,'' -. p "a =
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man Bitters., i regard them as On admiraelef
tonic and appetizer !WFoNDE1TER,A n. 4 y: Dps:.n..s
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, october "a. A.-TURPENTNB.-
Sales 81 81 bbls at 81 65 for soft, md 81 40 for
hard, per ESQ Lbs.
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Passengers

Passengers.
Per steamer Pilot Bow. from Savannah via Beau
fort and Pacific Landing-H Bsxley, " AnSSn,
W Mcknight and lady, J. Wright, Colonei e De
Treville W b Brisbane Mr. JerVey, Mrs seneper,
Captain " NcNelty, and deck.
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- =. .4.a y = 80 tA4t't = --..l'U'I'I
i Dspo,s n34E n Charleston : S 2; i RrHyE.x sss
A. VI. ECKEL & CO.. C. 2. LUHN,.. :...,r,
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Wholesale Agents: =, -. ~, laV = S- -
HENRY BisCHOFF { co. .als-a.s!
STEFFENS. WERNER y QUICKER,
DOWIE. NOISE & DAVIS !fDrhgRissg,,
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The receipts Of cotton at the chief Southern CEN
tres nom october &c 20 2e 1870, as reported by tel
epraph, have been as follows. This includes all
points but North Carolina and overland:
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:a,g -.., :, MEMORANDA. a..-'1h
The bark .Almirs Ooombs, Nilsson, from Chisolm,s
Island, arrived at Woods hole October %. -. /;
The schr Grace B Webster, Lord, from Eliza
bethport, NJ, for Charleston, arrived at New York
October "a. ~: s'T -. 2" ..l'-'5': 'ii'