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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-10-24
Interior Cotton Markets.

:. COLUMBIA, October 23.-Sales Of cotton yester.
tertlay 102 bales; middling l3Sc-
. WISNSBURO', october 22--We report the ope-
rations of the cotton market for the past week as
follows: Sales about 22obale; opening at l2h IN
creasing to 13Hc daring the week, and closing
with some eXciteme+e At l3hal3xc. Our mer-
chants are buying on Z margin, less thsn Shc
between this place and New YORK. we wish they
may get out even. We caqno: see Where there Is
any money In It, -r- -=
ANDERSON, October le.-To day middling COM
niard 1s.
ORANGEBURG, October 2l.-sales during the
week $50 bales. We quote: Ordinary llhal2c;
low middling l2hc; middling l32<c:
CHARLOTTE, October 2l.-!5o bales SOLD. pslces
unchanged; middliug l3kal3}ic; low mlddunS
l3c; good ordinary l2Hc.
r ATLANTA, October 21.-The market to-dsy mas
been active, but closed quiet at 13Ec Ior mlo-
ding; low middlins 12Ac; good ordinary l2c; Of
MACON, october M.-Receipts to-day $50 bales;
sales 1874; shipped $50. The market was steady,
with strong demand at ls1c for middilngs, ana
at these figures the bulk Of GALES for the day was
affected; but after the usual evening report ftom
the New York market was received, announcing
an advance holders here covered their samples
the market closed little excited and strong at
MONTG October 2l.-Market steady at
1870 for low middlings. .
SELMA, october 20-Sales 26o bales; low mid
ding l33sal3l4c. Market closed quiet. Buyers
demanding further concession on the part OF
holders.
(, COLUMBUS, october 22-On the streets local
operators were buying az 13tIc for middling and
13Nc for strict middling. Some mixed lots were
sold on same basis; sales $50 bales; market closed
with an upward tendency. :,
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sAvASNAH AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD.
Passengers.

Per steamship Champion. for New YORK
G KeIm, Z Shield, q Il Downs, A Z EBradoerry, Z
butcher and wife, N Dorm and wife, PatrlcS, r
servant, F A Walter, ] o voute, voute, NC
Manus, H Fripp W Luckhardt.
Per steamship Charleston. from New YORK.
wife. Caccia and wife, Puckhaber, wife and
1hree children, Mary Burke, E Stuart, W wilson,
1,Ss C Bedeh, Meade, Mackler, Mrs Geilluss,
ars kobenbring, Mrs Johnson, Miss johnson, J
Shaw, 4 Paulding, Miss Paulding, q Behrman
ana wlle, Strauss, wife and Son, c Rowland,
W Shaw and wife, Mrs J Goodbye and three
Children Mrs Sprague, E Davis, Mccarthy,
p Mccullough, Gardner and wife, Miss Gardner,
W H Radcliffe, E Radcliffe, two Masters Gardner,
s Johnson, Rebecca PInckney, Brown and wife,
and steerSge.
Per steapship Georgia, from New York-Henry
O Whitney and wife, Mrs Cutler Mrs Turner. Col
safold, Mis-, Sa1old, J Park and wife, Ii p Bla.
lock and wife Mrs 8 Diessou, ] P Could A wild.
hagen and wife, Van sassen, Taylor,
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Stevens, n wassler and wife Barnett and wife,
" Freeman and wife, Lebrand, G Thomas,
u .ster Davis, Mr Francis. Miss N Harmon, Mrs
Lyle and nurse, " Cauldwell, J Angel, Mr. Barnett,
W Clyde, G W Clyde. Miss Freeman, Hennen,
D Toilette, o W Richards, n Malere, M Fin,
ley. r Lander, Milne and wife, Miss Sc!tt,
Leslie. g.
Per steamship Sea Gull from Baltimore-Mrs
Kecklsy and son Capt Wyatt and s Keeler.
Per steamer Dictator, from Palatks via !' OK.
sonviIle. Fernandina and satannahaA b, c,ykin
and and wife, n Boykin, " MeIntosh, ~ ;Ms;sby \
eiUieV eIOnI ar susong, Mclaughlin, Lovejoy, J
'I n H1mprheys, L Friend, and lS on deck; also,
brought crew Of steam tug LumsoD, wrecked near
inpeu Per steamer Arco, from Edlsto and Way Land
ines-W R noty, E Bailey, Baruwen, W Sim
mons, WIN Whaley, Mrs N Seabrook, Mrs Bal
lev, Miss Alice Hopkins and Master Edings.
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Pen e I o p e .
,v,r.sx sREr. fHARrE

pv.rRANk BRET. HARTE'
, Simpsons Bar, lsss'l
So you've KEN yer agen,
And one answer won't cor
Well, OF all the derQed men
That I've struck, II is you
n Sal ,yer,s that derned fool from simpson
cayort!n, round yer in the dew
KEN in, ef you ,eay.
Tha--ouit Take q cheer.
- Them tfeer cushiugs this year.
For that cheer was nv old mans, jog Si,npoon'
and they don't make such men aoou' Sei'
He was tall. was my JACK,
And az strong as tree. "-.-'.
rhar:s his gun on the rack
INST YOU helt 1t and see.
And ,ou come courtin' his widder. Lord where
can that critter, Sui, be -
:; You'd i'll my Jacks place?
Aad man Of your size
With no baird to his face.
Nor snap to his eyes
And nary-Shoo thar ] was .ooln'-l was
Joe, for sartaiu-don'I rise.
Sit down. Law. why. shoe
I'm as weak as gal.
Sal Don't you go, Joe,
Or III faiut-sure, shai!.
Sit tdown-anD,caeeT, where you nke, oeeUih sho'
cheer, II you choose-Lord, wner'ss sal'
IOrerland Aonthly.
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N.xx york sugar Market.

From the Journal Of Commerce. October "a The Ine me
market for raw Is quiet, but very nfm H.. b,des.
mand today is nom the saae put eeas and
ooi at mi raies we quote fair to good refining
st Snsy saIoc, and No IL box at The sales are
zoo Ghds at eNalOxc for Cuba; lohEloHe for elari-
fed; lOHa1lXc for Porto Rico and Sso ooSes .
Havana. mustly at 1oH In refined the business s
fair at about former rates. We quote soft yellow
at 1iXa12Xc; soft white at l2xal2H; and crushed,
pogdered and granulated at 13Hc.
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LowlmiddliRR .-.-.. 4ssl4IxA.s :
Kidding and strict middllng. .:..l4zt915
RscE-lTnere was q fair inquiry for this grain.
Sales 16o ierces OF clean Carolina say 20 tierces
af 6Xcrl2 at Z, Sc at s1, 90 at ~, 10 at 77-l6c p
b. We quote common to fair clean Carolina at
ox@7c, good 7x@7 7-16c p ID.
NAVAL SToRRs-The transactions were light.
say es bbls extra No and 1s5 bbls No rosln at
$2se p Dbl, II obls low No at s2.
RRNeHrs-To Liverpool, by steam direct nomi.
nal; via New York, "a on uplands, I'D on sea
islands; by sail "a on, uplands, "a on sea
Islands, To. Hayre nominal CoastWlse-to New
York, .bys steam, Xc on upiands and lc on sea
islands; 81 SOP t,erce on rice; BY sail, 10 b on
cotton;-R p fierce on rice; 400 p barrel on rosin;
s5@s p n on lumber; 5000 p II on timber. To
Boston, BY sail, K@Kc . ib on upland cotton.
To- Providence. by sail 81. a II on boards, sc
p'n on cotton; by steam 81 . bale on New
York rates. To Philadelphia, by steam, Xc b
on .uphnds;: by, sail, 81 q N on boards; 50 on
timber; $s p ton on clay, and ss@s 50 on phos-
pilates. TO Baltimore, BY steam, nc p b; by
sail, se5o@7 p u on boardsi ss@s IS p ton on
phosphate rock Vessels are, in! demand BY
our merchants DO take lumber ,frelghta from
Georgetown, s. G., Darien and satilla River, Ca,
and Jacksonville Fla, to Northern ports, and $40
Gl2,1,M are the rates on lumber and boards. =,
ExcHANak Sterling 50 day bills s2oH @ooX.
DoxRsr1o ExcaISsR. - The banks purchase
sight checks as HGH etr, and sell at par;
GoIp-if@13. ,.-,r,I'-. - ~;
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New York Naval stores Market.

From the Journal OF Commerce, October q
Spirits Turpentine-Freer arrivals are anticipated,
and the market has less tone, with prices lrac-
fion @ @ easier for Immediate delivery and relatively
lower FOR future. sales are 100 bbls to arrive at
44xa44hc, and So do. on spot, on private terms
We nnote At 45c for immediate delivery. Rosin-
The 1nartet in rather tame for strained grades.
sales are 1000 bbls at So 05. We quote common at
81 e5, and strained at s2a52 05. The last sale OF
Wilmington tar waS at 81 25,
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Cabinet Makiug, &r.
rABNET.MAKINGA AND UPHOLSTERY
NICELY AND SUBSTANTIALLY DONE 80
=,
J. L. LUNsFoRD, No. 27 Queen Street.

wish to inform my friends and the public gen
erally that the Hospital for SICK FURNITURE Ia
stii at No. 27 Queen street, where all the diseases
that Furniture Is heir to win be cured speedily
send In therefore, all your sick and wounded
patients. and will heal them and make glad the
the hearts Of all those who favor me with patron
age In this line.
I would respectfully beg leave to eau your at.
tention to the fact that am selling the best Sew.
ing Machines to be found In the ma1Iet, .allcon.
plete, for only ST. Call anu examine for your
selves, and read the testimonials In favor OF lhe
Improved Common Sense Family Sewing Ma.
chine and then am sure you Will take one home
with You. J. l. LUNSF0RD,
No. q Queen street, near Calder House.
apsH
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FARES GREATLY REDUCED.

Steamers of the above line leave Pier .>FGR6.
No. AZ, North River, foot OF Canal Snnik0hS
street. New York, at IL O'Clock noon, OF the 4th
and Goth of every month except when these
dates fall on Sunday, then the Saturday preced
Ing.
steamers for South Pacific and Central American
ports Those OF kth touch at Manzanillo.
: Steamship JAPAN leaves San Francisco for ia.
pan and China October !, 1870.
No California steamers touch at Havana, but
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. r. r. BABY, Agent.
iuiyl6-1Yr -
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ENOR FERNANDINA, JACKSONVILLE,
PILATKA AND POINTS ON THE
ST. JOHNS RIVER.

The Steamer ELIZA HANcoX, Cap. .pK@A
tain L. W. Burns, will receive Freight -
for the above points, at South Atlantic Wharf,
Tomorrow, the 25th instant, and leave on
WEDNESDAY, MORNING, the 26th instant, at
O'Clock.
The HASC0X connects at Savannah with the
Steamers Lizzie Baker and Nick King. and Pas:
sengers and Freight will have dispatch 10 all
points In Florida At as low rates as by any other
line.
RATENEL L HOLMES.
oct242 No. 1T East Bay.
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CoMMERCiAL NEWS.


-2tt5.5.sgt ait Exports. :
.'gosroS-Per schr A E Glover-leoo bols rcsin,
bh1s spirits turpentne, 20 tons iron, ~ pales
cotton, Is tons cotton seed.
NEW YoRK-Per steamship Champion bags
sea Island and 1471 bales upland cotton sS tierces
rice II bales rags % rolls leather bales yarn o.
pigs sundries 81 empty DaTres., s'eeinsiip
PHILApt LPHIA-Per steamship Asa'and-5l5
bales upland cotton, oe tcs rice, 2e bales domesucs
1856 bbls rosin and sundries. Per schr Jennie
Wiley-450 tons phosphate rock.
tWnxNaToN, DEL-Per schr Baker-3lo tons
phosphate rock.
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The Steamer DICTATOR, Captain = ..sE@h
George E. McMiian, WIN sail from rSsEssISfG2e rSsEE5ISfG2
Central Wharf for above points every TUESDAY
EVENING, at O'Clock, arriving back at Cnarles'
ton every SUNDAY AFTERNOON, at o'clocE.
cent viii san from Central Wharf for above points
every FRIDAY EVENING, at 8 O'Clock, arriving
back at Charleston WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, at
O'Clock. T-
Fare from Charleston to Savannah, including
meals and berth, S8.
octlo No, Central Wharf.
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Savannah Market.

| SAVANNAH, October -CoTToN.-During the
| week under review the market mas shown more
frmness than any preyions EeeS doTi1g sas atona
and have taken all cott0ns that have been offered;
on the other hand holders have been reluctant TO
| SELL and have placed but portion OF their re:
ceipts on the market, which has caused the o1er.
| ing stock to be very light from day TO day, and
forced buyers TO pay higher prices than they
would had the market been wen supplied. The
sales have been $500 bales.
The stock on hand at the cIoseo1 tne marEeI
yesterday was 47,plS bales upland and 45o bales
sea island: The receipts at all the ports 1oot up
279,0 ,0S6 bales; the stock on hand al an ports 10
| latsst dates reach 10000 Bales against lN'oSl
bales the same time last year.
The following resume Of our daily market wiz
show the various changes in the market Tor the
October l4--The market was active, and during
the morning Thursdays prices were paid but later
| In the day some irreguarity prevailed, and pur:
chases were made, under advces from Liverpool
| and New FORK, at lower figures, the sales nave
/ been 1000 bales. Middling 14i<al+Hc.
October 15.-0wing to the general suspension
| OF business in honor Of The death OF General
| Robert Edward Lee, we have no market 10 report.
October 17.-4n active demand prevailed all day.
and prices paid have advanced full &c, particu-
larly for low middlng, but purchases were made at
very irregular figures. The sales amounted to
1900 bales, upon the basis, say strict middling
October 1s-The market was active The light
offering stock has restricted the operations OF the
day, and the sales were only 300 bales. The actual
scarcity has run prices up 70 about 143<c for midi
ding and some sales were made at 14xc for mil-
ding The market closed at the following quota
tons: Strict middling 14Ic.
October l9.-The market was very active early in
the day, and the stock offering was light. Mid
ding was sold irregularly at from lax to l5c.
Later advices did not sustain the demand, and
prices were much easier at the close OF the market
The sales were 1909 bales. We quote strict mid
ding 14xa14Xc. = ~
October 20..The market was fairly active, and
the sales have been 1900 bales on the basis of-fOr
middling l41al4Hc, leaving the market at the
close quiet, owing to the absence OF foreign ad-
vices. y q -,
ReoErPTs.-The receipts at this port for the past
week have been 24l43 bales upland, and Is bales
ses islands, from the following sources: Central
Railroad 1885 bales upland; Atlantic and Gulf
Railroad 572o bales upland; Augusta boats 1456
bales upland; Florida boats IA bales upland and
bales sea islands; coasters and carts Is bales up.
lands and 10 bales sea island.
I. E1roKrs.-ihe exports for the week have been
II l6l bales upland and 81 bales sea island as lot
lows: Liverpool 1870 bales uplands; New iorR
1864 bales uplands and % bales sea island; Phia-
delphia 351 bales upland; Baltimore 1858 bales up
lands; Charleston a bales upland and 26 bales sea
Island; Boston 1884 bales upland.
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Georgetown Market.

GEORGETOWN, October e.-CoTToN.-Sales
q bales this week at from Is tons cents per ID.
We quote from Is to 20 cents per ID.
CnRN.-Arriylng freely and retailing at 81 80
per bushel for prime white and 81 "a for yellow.
TnBER-Arriving slowly; market depressed.
Stock on hand 1000 sticks, unsold. We quote 70
II cents
TuRPENr1NE.-virgin dip 81 IS; yellow dip So So;
scrspe or hard 81 to 81 so per bol OF ESQ IDS.
to the bbL
SPIRrrS TUKPKETINK.-Per gallon 81 cents. . 3"
TAR.-Per bbl, retail, S.. - '>i
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Chipping.
1REmHT ON COTTON So PER BALE.
= :. FOR NEW YoRk-NERcH .s;rs LrsE.

:. FOR NEW oRK-NERcH !s;rs LNE.
The Regular Packet Schooner LILLY. ~i4ast.
Hughes, Master, wants 2cS bales Cotton and 1ss8
light freight to Ill up. Nm. ROACH & co.
oct24-z
EoR LIvERP POOL.
The drst-class Bark ADELAIDE MORRIS, -tst
Reed, Master, having q large portion Of her go
cargo engaged, will sail with dispatch for above
por:. For freight engagements apply to
oct2+mwf J. A. ENSLoW i co, Agents
FOR LIV E R P DOL.
BURG, Rogers, Master, having three.fourths x&
Of her cargo engaged, viii be dispatched for the
For Freight engagements, , z e A spply l, to Q -
octle BAGGErT 4 CO., Atlantic Wharf.
EoR LIvERP POOL.
TneAl British Bark RANGES, Doty, Mas. -
gagged win be pro% ptly loaded for the above port.
B. s. RHETT + SON.
oetl7-mwf6 - No. 30 East Bay.
FoR LIVE POOL.
The American Ship TRANoUE6AR, Cap Ii
tain Haward, Is now loading. and will be 60
promptly dispatched for the above port.
For freight engagements, apply to
9. N. HUBERT,
oct1s-l2 No. y East Bay
nor IvERP DOL.
Tho Al Shin ApRAcAN ro,-,,n u -.
Spencer, ia loading. and will be prompt. xH&&
ly dispatched for the above port.
For Freight engagements, apply
i--,.- ri. GEO. A. TRENHOLM i SON. ~
0e..0 go -.-.--.. Nv. D.oau e..ee.:
GEoRGEToWN STEAM PACKET.
The Steamer EMILE, Captain c. r.;.E-A
Commercial Wharf, every SATURDAY and WE'D.
NEsDAY, and leave each port as follows
10 O'Clock. s."e
Georgetown. TUESDAY and FRIDAY MORNING at
On SATURDAY River Freight will be received for
Kelth6eld and WeymouthMills, and on WEDNEs-
DAY for Brookgreen and Waverly Mills.
f0s snsaseAeAShi shIcREIFoRD 1eRsi & KELLY,
oct22-1mf Doyce's Wharf.
NHASGE OF SCHEDULE.
MOUNT PLEASANT AND sULLIrANs ISLAND
FERRY COMPANY. =
On and after MONDAY, October .nE@A
q, the following Schedule will be .Hsz.SsizzEia.s
observed:
MOUNT PLEASANT EVERY DAY.
Leave City At 10 A. NJ, and 6K P. II.
TpQvp MOunL Pleasant OF and II Y A. NJ and
sULLlvAS,s ISLAND, ON MONDAYS, wEDSEs-
DAYS AND SATURDAYS.
Leave City at 10 A. N, g and 51S P. II.
Leave 5 s1ilivan's n Island ut IN and ll'l A. H.,
An Freight must be prepaid and none received
oct2s-2. J. H. MURRAY. Agent.
TUNE TABLE OF STEAMER "ARGO''
i FOR OCTOBER, 1870.
DAYS OF LEAVING CHANGED TO TUESDAYS
-, AND FRIDAYS.
FOR EDIsTo AND ENTERPRISE, VIA JOHNS
ISLAND, BEARS BLUFF, &c.
The Steamer "ARGo,n will re. IT,
ceIve Freight at South Atlantic 4.
Wharf on MONDAYS and THURSDAYS, and leave
CHARLESTON. 49,, ..., =. RDIsro.
Tuesday, 4th.. IL NJ Wednesday. 5th Ii A u
Friday, 1th, Pi'MSaturday, sth, l p
Tuesday, llth, 6H AN Wednesday, 18th, Ga
Friday, l4th, S A MlSaturday, 18th. A h
Tuesday, 18th, 11lS a MIWednesdsy, 10th, II A II
Friday, 21st, 9 P MISaturday, 22d. i p II
Tuesday, 25th, 9 A MIWednesday. .26th, 5H AN
Friday, 2sth, sK A MISaturday, 2sth, A II
For Freight or Passage, apply on board, or to
DOUGLAS NIsBET. Agent,
South Atlantic Wharf.
n. B.-Freight and wharfage payable on the
wharf. D.f, sep2o
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5eminn. Marbl,tes.

-"' AND THE
.wEEDn FAMILY rAvoR1rE LooK-srlTcH
MACHINE.
are the best In use.
For sale on the Lease Plan, with monthly pay; :,
ments, on easy terms or foI CASH c,;sa M iuSi.e %
black and colored,) Silk, OIL, Soap, &c, &c:
Repairing as usual Circulars ana Sampies VI
work sent on application. 1,sr,roN
General Dealer In First Glass Sewing ha.
ohines and Material, No. so7 King Street..
aI9 "NN Charleston, 8. @.
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Boston Market.

BOSTON, October 19.-CoFFEE.-The market for
this, article remains without change. The sales
are only in small iJts at 81 a2c, gold; and Rio at
l5XalSc per h. ST. Domingo coffee Is quiet at shc
per 10, gold In bond. Mocha Is scarce and prices
are nominal.
CorToY.-There has been rather dull feeling for
cotton MOST Of the week. but at the close there Is
nrmer feeling, and the downward tendency ap-
pears to have been checked. High grades are very
scarce and wanted, and would sell readily to man
ufacturers at the current rates. The sales have
been at 12hal3c for ordinary; 141sa15c for good
ordinarysl51 1Sa1ec for low middling, and 16al6s5o
for amiddhng, including uplands and Gulf. The
market B quite firm at the close, although, for
future delivery some concessions are made.
DOMEsTICS.-The market continues very quiet
for cotton goods aud there has not been much
activity in%woolens the past week, but there Is a
nrmer tone tothe market, and full prices continue
to be obtained for all seasonable goods.
Z GUlJNY Baas.-xarket quiet at 1ea2oc, currency.
GUNsYS CLOTH The market Is dull. and the
saies have been confined small lots at 2Sa2s &c
peryard, currency.
H4Y.3rhere is q fair demand, with sales at
s1eas0 per ton for. Eastern and Northern.
NAVAL SroRRs.-Tne market f1r spirits turpen-
tine Is 1rm, and prices have advanced TO 4sa41c
per gal. In tar, rosIn and pitch the sales have
been confined to small lore.
RIcE.ATne market Is quiet and no SAFES 10 no.
tice OF any importance. No stock here
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1153 bales cotton S2 DaleS goOuS, lou pOS nOur +,
$50 sacks nour % bbls naval stores cars sto OK.
To Railroad Agent and others.
NOKTHKAsTKRN RAILROAD.
164 bales cotton, So bbs naval stores, bags peas,
rice, lumber, mdse. &c. To Geo W Williams 8 co,
Graeser Smith, Frost & Adger, Smith, " K
RYAN, Reeder & Davis, A Salinas. Walter i co,
Caldwell 4 Son. Nachmann j. co, "ilcoX, Gibbs d
CO, Caghorn. Herring & co, J Pringle Son c
Sahlman, Sloan Il Seignious, Pelzer, Rodgers 4 co,
Rayenel i CO, Bollmann Bros, Mowry i Son, VIM
Gurney, Stoney IL Lowndes, Klatte co, West Il
Jones, Ebaugh, Adger co, Barden Par
ker, ] Marshall, 'Jr, s D St0uey. kinsnan How
ell. E yelling, Atlantic Phosphate co and Railroad
Agent.
SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD.
Al bales upland and II bags sea island cotton 1876
bushels rough rice, y cases sewing machines, 12O
bbls rosin and mdse. To W N Lawton, G H lngra-
ham & Son, Dickey, J q Graman, Fraser Dill,
P G Hasell, Kinsman 4 Howell, WescOat, Pringle
& Son, J b Aiken Il co, W Courtney co. W P
bowling & co, W A Boyle, W d Williams & CO. II D
Hawley, B " McTureous, Holmes, W b Whilden,
@ " Witte, Klatte & co, QuacEerbush, W c
Bee & cd, G Webb, Mautoue co, Piuckney Bros,
Barden q Parker.
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:dMarketi by Telegraph.
Ei, FOREIGN.

LIpKRpool. October 21-Eveping.-Cotto
adoat, 900 bales, Of which 1900 bales were
% octoSsr aasa-.Sossn.@.cotson .Sos.cts opened buoyant;
uplalds Skd; Orleans Cd; sales Is, 600 bales.
Eyening.-Cot closed nrm; uplands Sxd; Or
leans Cd; sales or 1000 bales; for export and
speculation 1000: Common rosin IS sda5s. Lard
and talloH nrmer. ---.-a.z----a.-..
s2X. Bonds quies; sfxty.iwosssK; stocks quiet.
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NEW YORK, October 22--Soon.-Stocks very,
heavy. Gold Rx.. Money ta5 per cent. Sterling
exchange, long sx; short * ftve:twenttes., Of
Corn quiet Pork dull Lard quiet Cotton steady,
with sales Of 1000 bales; uplands 16kc; Orleans
lexcss Spirits turpentine quiet. Rosin steady.
Evening:-Money sas per cent: premium. sterl.
nrm. Southerns neglected. Gold 13- Cotton
strong, with sales Of 900 bales at 1870 for mid.
ding uplands. Flour quite firm; super1ne S. Soa
IS 80; cos..mon to choice extra State and Western
S. 7oa6 20. Wheat 1a2c beUeIf;; winter red and am
lower; mixed western Stas2c Pork dull; mess s2e.
Beef quiet Lard unchanged; steam pressed AXay
1ss;c; kettled rendered 181a17c. Groceries steady
Naval stores steady. Freights 6rm
BosroN October 22.-Saies oi..ssootton. 300 bales;
net receipts 81; coastS:sse $50; total $40; stock
5000; - -: j.-:,. 80 81. -
BALT1HoRB, October 2s-Cotton advanced to.
day; middliDgs l6c; sales 500 bales; net receipts
100 bales; exports coastwise 16o bales; stock 1850
bales. .ss'' 7-.
CrNcrssAT1, October 2a.-Flour dull and un-
changed. Corn firm and scarce; new 5oa6Sc.
Pork, with little demand; shoulders liAc; clear
sides 1ahc; live hogs frm ana hlgneI. WIN graaes
LoT1sY1ILI. october sa-BaQging quiet at 2s1la
SOC. Hemp and nax buoy ant Flour steady at s. 50:
Corn quiet and unchanged. Provisions excited;
mess pork $27; shoulders lt5<c; clear sides l9nc.
Lard. .lac Hams ESQ. Whlskey s6aS7c.