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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-08-19
Markets by Telegraph.

FOREIGN.
LONDON, August -Noon-Consols opened at
SIX. Bonds s7,s. Turpentine easier, not lower
Bank rate *.
LIVERPOOL, August 17.-Noon-Cotton opens
armer; uplands s2IasHd; Orleans sasnd sales
$4,000 bales. Red western wheat s. lod; winter 9s
1od. Corn Sos Sd.
EVening.-Cotton firm; uplands sgd; Orleans
| Cd; sales $1,000 bales; speculation and export
1000 bales.
Afternoon.-Cotton steady. Cumberland cut
SIS. &+lsW ia Ma e.,ssf "a
PARIS, August lS-Bourse closed hrmer; rentes
64r &c.
DOMESTIC.
NEW YORK, August s.-Noon-Flour was steady.
Corn &C better. Mess pork S2e. Lard quiet
steam 16'ia161sc. Cotton firm; sales 500 bales
uplands 1890; Orleans 1875. Turpentine 3Sha39c.
Rosln 81 S0a1 IS for strained. Freights heavy
Stocks weak. Governments strong. Bonds 12%.
Gold 1917. Sterling unchanged. Tennessee skies,
ex.coupons 62; new COS. virginia skies, coupons
ss; new 62l. Missouri skies CO.'S. Louisiana
skies, old -; new 65; Levee skies 10; eights si
Alabama elghts ses; fves Il. Georgia skies S3
seyens 81. North Carolina skies, old 5St4; new
ssl. South Carolina, old So;new 7lT.
Evening Cotton steady; sales 1000 bales at
1885 n Flour and wheat unchanged. Corn 1a2c
better, s4aso. Provisions steady. Lard 1Ia11iac.
Groceries aud naval stores quiet. Freights un-
changed. Money active at 4s6 per cent. Gold
closed steady at 16i5al6s1. Sterling quiet at
oIa97<. Governments steady and rather dull.
southerns very quiet with little change: Stocks
weak and lower.
BALTIMORE, August ls.-Flonr dull and un.
changed. Wheat quiet. White corn 81 10; yellow
slal O5. Provisions and whiskey unchanged.
CINCINNATI, August 1S.-Flnur SO 25aS5o. Corn
supply light AZ 7SaS1c. Pork dull at s2s so. Ea-
con shoulders 14a clear sides l7Ac.
LOUISVILLE, August ls.-Bagging firm ut 1898
soc Flour and corn quiet. Mess pork $50
Shoulders l43l; clear sides 1s2ic Lard Tx CTS
whlskey quiet.
SAvASSAH, August 1s.-Cct,on in good de-
mand; l,w middlings 17tsa171Ec; sales $50 bales
net receipts SO; stock 1881.
MOBILE, August 1s.-cotton dull; middlings
1;isc; sales 25 bales; net receipts S6; stock
96Ol.
NEW ORLEASs.-Cotton quiet but firm; mid
dlings l7!sc; sales 400 bales net receipts 50 bales
stock 33 936 bales. Sterling 81. Sight exchange
y premium. Cold IL
GALVESTON, August l8.-Cotton dull; prices
nominal; good ordinary l5c; exports coasswise
lol bales; stock 550I bales.
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Exports for tho week. ending Auguit17.

NEW YoRx-Per steamship Champion-44Sb bales
cotton, 172 bales domestics and yarns, Is bbls
-four, 2SS empty barrels, 6s packages sundries
and fruit, $50 bushels wheat, 1870 melons,.
Per steamship Ashland-79S bales cotton, 1225
bbls rosin Is tierces clay, 80 bales yarn, &c, IS
bales waste rolls leather. $40 melons and sun.
dries. -. Per bark NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 900 feet tim
ber and boards. Per schr Myrover-la2, 600
feet timber, 4s, 900 feet resawed timber.
PHILiDEL7HIA-Per steamship " Everman-
tierces rIce 10i bales cotton es bales yarn, &c,
bale wool, $50 bbls rosin, hhds iron, $4,000 feet
lumber, and sundrles.
BAITi1oRE-Pers steamship Msryland-1e4 bales
cotton, bales yarn, bales ana 4 hhds hides, "a
boxes mdse, 200 tons railroad iron, GIG boxes can
fruit, and sundries.
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Norfolk Market.

NORFOLK. August 16.-CoTToN- 355
bales. Sales 10 Gales at l3ale1zc. The demand
is small and uncertain, with but few occasional
BUYERS on spinners' orders. We note the receipt
of several bales OF new cotton in other markets,
and the sales OF them at the usual opening prices
for premium bales.
CoRN-Receipts IL, 800 bushels. The demand
has slacEened up little. We quote sales at 81 o5
for white and 81 for mixed to-day, which IS
decline from the opening prices Of the week.
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NOR PHI-I-AD. D.ELP H A
FARES GREATLY REDUCED.

Steamers OF the atove line leave Pier <<FMk
No. ~ North River. foot oi Canal .SalllIs. SS11iRs.
siye.i. New YORK, nj i O'Clock noon, Of the 5Ln
and alsr Of every month except when these
dates laI! on Sunday. then the Saturday Preced-
ing.
Departure Of the 2lst connect a: Panama with
steamers for Sonth Pacific and central AmericAn
ports Those OF 5th touch ar ManZaniilo.
Steamship COLORADO, Captain FaIDsworth,
leaves San Francisco Tor japan AID China Sep
tember !, 16IG.
No California steamers touch at Havana, but
60 direct from New York to Asplnwai.
One hundred pounds baggage free 10 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. X. BABY, Agent.
iulyl6-1yr
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WilmIngton Market.

WILMINGTON, August 17.-TURPESTISE-Re-
soft, and 81 20 for hard, per $50 pounds.
SPIRITS TURPESTISE.-Mar&et firm; sales OF IS
bbls ut S51:c. aud 80 bbls OF 352lc for Southern,
and bbs. at 36tEc per gallon Tor New YORK
RosfN.-Sales OF Il4S bbls. al 81 25 for black,
81 371s for strained, 81 40 for strained delivered
81 5Oal rs for No. . s3, SO 25, SIS 37s s. 1oaS 10
for No. /, 81 for pale, and 81 IS for extra pale.
TAR.-3O bbls. sold at 81 90 per bbl.
COTToN.-Small sales at 15alCc per pound.
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at 1611c, and prime smoked clear rib sldesat
191sc p fb. Salted meats, are somewhat noml'
nal, with but little ON the market. Gi$.
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-The stocks are light,
but good to prime grocery sugars may be quoted
at II 1H@12c p ID. Muscovado molasseE may be
quoted dull at 42@4Sc in hhds, and 45@46c p gal
lon In bbls. .-.,. .-.-,
BUTTER AND LARD There Is a fair stock o!
prime Goshen. We quote good to prime at s5@
4oc 2 ID; Chicago prime 2e@soc q ID; Western
and other lower grades sell from 20@S0c q ID
country do at 25@SOc q tb, as in quality. Lard
in good supply, and is held at 1870.
sALE-There have been no arrivals. Lots from
store selling at 81 4o@l so q sack.
INDIA BAGGING.-There Is some limited inquiry
for. this article We quote so@32c q yard
Dundee bagging, a inches, 15s lbs for tht
yard, is held at 25c.
IRON BANDS AND TIES for cotton, OF the mos
approved patterns, are offered on hemarket a
e@7c q ID. -, - e.
TnMBER AND LuMBRR.-The market for this arti
Gle Is dull We quote timber for milling purposes
from s5@T. Shipping timber sS@14; 4-4@6-
| nooring at $1l@12 = n. Bright lumber, goo(
merchantable, from city mills, cut to size, IRON
9l5@22 q N by the cargo. e
FREIaHrs.-To Liverpool, by steam direc'
nominal via New York, 7-16d on uplands
ll.led on sea Islands; by sail nominal: To HaVrs
nominal. Coastwise - to New York, by steam
Xc on uplands and Ac on sea islands
81 90 p tierce on rice; by sail, %c on
cotton; p tierce on rice; 4oc q barrel on
rosin: s7@ss p M on !umber; ss@lo g Mon tim
Der. To Boston, by sail, 3E@51c y ID on upland
cotton. To Providence, ss p N on boards, xc
y Is on cotton. To Philadelphia, by steam,
Xc q ID on uplands; by. sai, 81 p m on boards;
80 on timber; So q ton on clay, and s3@s 50 on
phosphates. TO Baltimore by steam, Nc . fbi
by sail, SO 5o@7 p N on boards; sa@s rs p ton
on phosphate rock. Vessels are in demand oy
our merchants to take lumber freights from
Georgetown, S. G., Darien and Satila River, Co.,
and Jacksonville, Fla, to Northern ports, and
SI0@12 q NJ are rates on lumber and boards
ExcHANGE-STEBLNa BrIls.-The rate yester'
day was nominal for 60 day bills.
DOMESTIC ExcHANeE.-The banks are purchas.
ing sight checks on New York par to Il prem. s
days 4 of; 10 days * OF; Is days z OF; 20 days
=; 80 days. They are selling sight checks at
E@5S premium.
GoLD.-The brokers we're, yesterday buying a,
l5@ls and selling at 17@1s.
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48- Persons qepostlng letters in the Postofice
will please place the stamp near the upper right
hand corner Of the envelope, and they will also
please to remember that without the stamp let.
ter cannot be mailed, but will be sent to the Dead
Letter Once.
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Interior Cotton Markets,

MACON, August ls.-Recelpts 10 day II bales;
sales 81; shipped 3d. The market is quiet with
moderate demand at 16c for middlings-the best
calling for 1870.
for middlings: I5c for low midd!ings; 1ic for
good ordinary; lSc for ordinary.
MONTGOMERY, August 16.-Our market IS duh
and nominal; low mlddlings l5aa15;Sc.
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Receipts by Railroad, August 1s.
soryru CAROLINA RAILROAD.

252 sacks bran, 20 bales domestcs. e21 sacks
bran, e5 bbls beesWaX, car stock. To G W Witte.
l. De ,aussuIe, Pelzer, Rodgers 4 co, Mowry i
Son. Frost dS Adger, Goldsmith Son. wagner d
MurdauQh, NJ Treist. Adger & CO, II Bulwinkle,
Street Bros i co, " A Courtney, Mantoue co,
Fillin.
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LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION

! SEA ISLAND CoTToN.-There has been no demand
for this quality Of the article the reduced stock
and the near approach Of the new crop causing
an indisposition at present on the part OF pnr-
chasers to transact business. This feeling is.a!s
largely increased BY the state Of hostillties in
Europe. Quotations are omitted as quite nomi.
| nal.
RIcE-The amount ofthis article remaining in
the hands Of factors Is so limited that no transac-
| tions OF importance have occurred during the
week. The harvesting Of the new crop Is near at
/ hand, and there will be no business OF note until
receipts of new commence to come forward.
Quotations are somewhat nominal, say COM
mon to fair clean Carolina at 72l@sh; good $40
sxc q 10. Carolina rough may be quo;ed at
81 5o@1 10 a bushel for interior. and 81 6o@'
80 p bushel for seacoast
NAVAL SroREs.-The receipts Of this article
| have been moderate, and were abou. 1000 bbls for
the week. The market has been quiet, but closed
more active, with sales Of about 1000 bbls of all
qualities. Spirits Of turpentine was sold at 34@,
S5c p gallon. Pale fosn at 81 oGa;@t o5 e bbl;
| low pale to pale So 50@5 IS; dull and extra No l
to low pale at sSG3 %; No 1 at So 75@S o5 p Dbl;
low No 81 so q bbl.
and were about ia bales Of North River and 400
| OF Eastern for this period. a moderate local de-
mand has prevailed at about 81 SO q hundred for
North River qualities, aad 81 sj@l 75 for Eastern
In 8 retail way.
CoRN.-The arrivals for this period were about
Is, 900 bushels, mostly from Baltimore. The
demand is very light, country purchasers
apparently cutting down their wants to a
small limit. Jobbing lots Of prime white have
generally been held at 81 1901 45 2 bushel,
weight, sacks included A cargo OF 1000 bushels
of North tarlina white was sold at 81 25 y BUSH
el, weight, bulk. About 1000 bushels prime white
was sold at slas q bushel weight, sacks in
cluded.
0ATs-Are in moderate supply, with limited
local inquiry. We quote retail lots at about s5c
q bushel, weight sack included.
FLOUR--The market Is moderately supplied
with most qualities Of this article, limited de-
mand existing. Northern and Western fae may
be quoted at ss@s 25 p Dbl, super at Sc 5o@S75
Dbl. extra at 81 a5@s 4, Dbl, and family at ss so
@e p bbl. Southern qualities are In moderate
stock, and are held at about $500 q bbl for ex-
ira and 5000 for family grades.
BACoN.-The article ls held steadily for prime
qualities, with limited supply and light de-
mand. Prime smoked shoulders may be quoted
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OFFICIAL.

LIST OF LETTERS remaining in the Poetonice
at Charleston, for the week ending August is,
1870, and printed officially In THE DAILY NEWS,
as the newspaper having the largest circulation
In the City Of Charleston.
a@ Persons calling for Letters Advertised,
should state that they are "Advertisedn
Ksr Office hours from A. N. toeKP. N. On
Sundays, from s1s to 6k Pm
STANLEY G. TROTT. Postmaster.
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OR EDIsTO, PACIFIC LANDING,
BEAUFORT AND SAVANNAH.

The Steamer STARLIGHT, Cap zE-A
tain n. L. Coste, viii leave as Ioi- -
lows during the month OF August:
On TUESDAY, 9th August. at . O'Clock A. u.
On THURSDAY, 1lth August, al O'CLOCK A. M
On TUESDAY. 10th August, at O'CLOCK a: N:
On THURSDAY, 18th August, az S o'clock a. N.
On TUESDAY, 23d August, ut O'CLOCK A. M
on THURSDAY, o5th August at o'clock A. ID.
On TUESDAY, 30th August. at O'CLOCK A.. ID.
Fine Stateroom accommodations.
Passengers can come on board IN the evening
and be comfortably accommodated.
TO Savannah on the Thursday Trip only.
For Freight or Passage, apply 10
]. D.AlkEN IL CO., Agents,
augs South Atlantic wharf.
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N TIE PORT OF CHARLESTON, AUGUST is.
Vessels under 100 tons and steamers coas:!rg
"''A'n STEAMSHIPS. ;riE ssn;fi f'ssei's''
Manhattan. 1851 tons, Woodruff, AT .adgeTs wharf.
Tor New York, lna'ling-James Adger IL CO.
Saivor. II tons, Ashcra1. al Brown S cos Wharl,
for Philadelphia, loadngrM C0urtenaT; lL. llaIo,
Sea Gull: 6l6 tons. Duttnn, IL Union WIFI, lcf Ba!'
timore, :oadina-P Trenholm.
Wanderer t'r). narEentn = tong. Mcdonald,
ia Ashley River, toT 4 Por, in Great Britain,
loading-D Ghett SJn.
Eva H FISK. 55a lons. Emery, a: Atlantic wharf.
FOR Port III Grea. GErain, loading-Sireet
Bros il CO.
FlorI liuburt; 4ei toas, Hiley a, Central wharf
from Bath, Ne, discharging-W Roach * CO.
BRIGS.
Lewis Clark. ooa tons, Cobb at Kerr's wharf
from Baltimore, dlscharging-J EnsloW Il
FIJI Jennings 800 tons, Noble 1T \ E Railroad
wharf, for Boston. loading-W Roach CO.
SCHOONERS.
N c Mosely, 1ee tons, Meran, 4: y Railroad
wharf, for North Weymouth, Mass, ioad!ng-
Street Bros l. co.
wharf, for Jacksonville, Fla, ready A Ems
low IL co.
Anna f Glover, o99 tons, Terry, at Brown & cos
wharf, for Boston, loading-M Goldsmith d
Montana, $50 tons, Beasley, at Central wharf
from Boston, discharginS-M Goldsmith
Son.
MatoaIa, 200 tons, Fooks, in Ashley River, for
Richmond, Va, loading Street Bros & co:
Florence Bailey, : tons, Bailey, in Ashley River,
for Shelters Island, loading-W Roach co.
Robert Palmer, 2s3 tons. in Ashley River, for
Philadelphia, loading-B Rhett Son.
from New York, discharging-W Roach CO..
Lilly 4l2 tons, Hughes. at Adger's wharf, from
New York, discharging-W Roach & co.
Matthew Kinney, lis tons, 0gier, at Brown cos
wharf, from New York, diiehareing-H Ba-
ker IL co.
D Talbot, os5 tons. Amesbury, a: y E Railroad
wharf, for Wilmington, De-! ioad!ng-J A Ems
low co.
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SorE.-we have deducted from New Orleans
1874 bales uplands, from Mobile 1924 bales, from
Savannah e4s4 bags sea island and II bales up
land, and from Charleston 41o4 bags sea island and
1874 ales upland-the quantities received at those
ports from Mobile, Florida Texas and Savannah.
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MARINE NEWS.
CHARLESTON. Sc, AUGUST
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamer Emile, White, Georgetown. c. 1oi
bags rough rice, mdse and sundries. To Shackel.
ford & Kelly, W Pringle Cacius & Witte, Mrs
Pope, Boyd, A Pudlgon, Z J Walker, 7hurston
4 Holmes, Goldsmith Son, Mrs u 4uger, E h
Fust Bomann Bros, G A Trenholm Son, Jas
Cosgrove and others.
FROM THIS PORE.
Steamship ] W Eyerman, Hnckiey, Ph!ladei-
phla, August 10.
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O'Scu, MS Ell.
Ogilv!a, Mrs VI
0'BrleD, Mrs NJ
0'Cord, Mrs
Kate
Palmer, Miss.
Sally.
Patterson, Mrs.
Page, ! e Miss u
Parsons, Mrs;
Charles .t
Patrick, Mrs N
Powell. Miss An.
ME , r.
Powers, Mrs M
@
Pritchard, Mrs
Reed, Mrs NJ
Reid, Miss Mary
Rivers, Mrs NJ
Richardson,
Mrs Flora
Richardson,
Miss Laura
Robertson, Mrs
B
Robertson, Mrs !
Ellen
Russell, Miss
Annie
Stephens, Miss
]
Seleren, Miss c
Streaton, Mss
Ida
Sanders. Mrs
Samuel.
SeabrcoG, Mrs 0
F
smith, Miss c
Simons. Martha
Small, Mrs NJ
Simmons, Miss
Hattie 80 |
Smith, Mrs e
Smith. Mrs E A
Shingler, Miss
Lilly
SulHcn, Mrs D
Slmms, Mrs 10.
seph
Sonhyroux,
Mdm Il
Spencer, Mrs c
Tavel, MrsMary
Taylor, Anna
Thompson, Mrs
G
Thomas, Mrs
TiltUn, Miss 4 J
Tuierncy, Miss
Nora
Tunge, Mrs F {.
Won HadleD, Mrs
n
Tanderhorst,
Miss A
IEauderhorst,
= A
Venning, Miss
. Julia
Walker, Miss c
Waring, Mss A
" eioers, Miss
| W
Webster, Mrs c
White, Mrs
| James
Whiting, Miss
/ Sarah
Williams, Miss
wilson, i Mrs 1u-
WHINING, Mrs O
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Maebinerp, Castings, &r

"WEED" FAMILY FAy0R1TE L0Ck.STlTCH
MACHINE,
are the best in use.
For sale on the Lease Plan, with monthly pay.
ments, on easy terms, or for cash. All kinds OF
Machine attachments. Needles, Cotton, l~hlte,
black and colored,) Silk, on, Soap, &C., &c.
Repairing as usual. Circulars and samples ol
work sent on application.
General Dealer in First Glass Sewing Ma
chimes and Material No. 2o7 King stree,
angl7 Charleston. >. 4.
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MEMORANDA
List of Shipping

The schr Ridgewood, Collins. for Georgetown.
c, cleared at New York August l6.
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The following are the receipts OF the article at
the chief Southern centres from August llth
to the nth, 1870, as reported by telegraph This
includes all points but North Carolina and over
land:
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Port CALENDAR.

MOONS PHASES.
First Quarter, 18th, hours, 81 minutes, morn ing
Full Moon, 11th, hours, Sc minutes, morning.
Last Quarter, 18th, hours, 80 minutes, morning.
New Moon, 26th. hours, minutes, evening.
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NHE ONLY INLAND ROUTE,
FOR EDIsTo AND ENTERPRISE, VIA JOHNS
ISLAND FERRY, CHURCH FLATS. f0UNG'S
ISLAND, BEARS BLUFF, &c.

The steamer "ARGo,n Captain ,:rF-A
J. Il. Proctor, is now receiving sI2SassssG177Rc
as per the following time sable, Until further no.
tice:
cHARLEsToS. ED!sTo.
Monday, Aug. !, 81 N Tuesday, Aug 9, NJ
Monday, Aug 8, Jpn Tuesday Aug 9,
Thursday, Aug Ii, Ga NJ Friday, Aug II, 4 n
Monday, Aug Is, SA MiTuesday, Aug 10, AN
Thursday, AusHS 10 AMFriday. Aug le. sH A n
Thursday Aug c5, S A u Friday, Aug 26, 5 A
Monday, Aug 20, y: A N Tuesday, Aug &c. 61s A
For Freight or Passage, apply on board or to
DOUGLAS NiSBET, Agent,
accommodation Wharf
v. B.-Freight AMI wharfage payable on the
wharf aug4
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NO R F LoR 1 D a

III 0 r . + D
toNCE WEEK.
VIA SAVANNAH, FERNANGINA, JACKSON
VILE, PlLATEA AND ALL POINTS ON
ST. JOHNS RIVER.
The Steamer DICTATOR will sail ,.4iESh
on and after the 5,h July for above Sassaa2&sa1.u
places every TUESDAY EVENING, at . O'CLOCK.
Fare from Charleston to Savannah, including
meals and berth, s3. july1
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Passengers.

Per steamer Emile. from Georgetown, &c
Mrs Demon. A O Farris, ] E Farris. Nelson, A
Pudigon, J c McCanfs, 0swell Miller, Rev
Birmingham, J Alexander. Capt Gregg,
Doar, Mrs Risley child and servant and on
deck.
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Total. ................ .S7LS
The supplies for the corresponding week last
year were 1851 bales.
The stocks Of the article In sight at the latest
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The arrivals at this port for the week has been
= bags Of SEQ islands and Floridas, and 1869
bales OF uplands, against II bales Of sea islands
and Floridas, and $50 bales Of uplands the week
before, and - bags Of sea islands and Floridas
and 12S bales Of uplands for the week last year.
These supplies have come as follows, soy Of up
lands. per South Carolina Railroad, 1929 bales;
Northeastern Railroad 81 bales; Florida bales;
Santee, !.
The COTTON MARKET.-The staple early in the
week was dull, but the foreign demand after.
wards improved and more confident feeling
prevailed. The English. market which began at
sAd, declined to sXd@sAd, and improved to s2<d
i@sXd. Al New York prices commenced at 1914@
lsXc, receded to lsxc, and advanced to 1890;
and at this port good grades were first slow sale
but later tley were In request. Middling uplands
opened at l7K@f%c, Afterwards fell or TO l7ilc
p ID, closing at171<@l7kc. ~ ~
The movements at Liverpool and New York for
this period have been as follows: On Friday, Au.
gust II, the former was quiet, uplands Sad, sales
10000 bales; the latter was unchanged at leH@
191lc, sales 900 bales. On Saturday, the former
was quiet, uplands S1Sd@skd, sales $4,000 bales;
the latter was rather lower at 1s1<c, sales 500
bales. On Monday. INC CORNER was frmer, but
not higher 1plaads S3sd@s2<d, sales Il, 600 bales;
the latter was dull at l9Ac, sales 500 bales. On
Tuesday, the former was firm at Sssd@sSd, sales
u 900 bales; the latter was weak at 1870, sales
75o bales. On Wednesday, the former was buoy.
ant, uplands s1<d@S2Sd, sales 1900 bales; the
latter was frmer az 1sxc, sales 1900 bales. Yes.
terday the former was steady at s;s<d@sJ.d; sa.es
1000 bales; the latter was firm at 1870.
The business In this article, at this port for the
week was as follows. On Friday, August lc, q
light demand prevailed for the lower grades OF
cotton, while the better qualities were dull and
slightly easier; sales 100 bales, ordinary to good
ordinary being quoted at 19@161.c; low middlng
17@17Hc; middling 17js@l7xc, and strict mid
ding 1Sc q b. On Saturday the demand was so
light that the market was nearly at stand;
sales o5 bales; quotations nominslly unchanged.
On Monday the market was duh, and prices
rather easier; sales 65 bales, Of which were new
cotton at lsc p 70. ordinary to good ordinary
being quoted at 13@,l6c; the better grades nomi.
nal. On Tuesday there was better demand;
sales 800 bales, ordinary to good ordinary being
quoted at 13@l6c; low middling 16h@l7c; mid
ding l714c; strict middling l7H@l72ic q ib. On
Wednesday the article was in good request at
full rates. sales 200 bales, ordinary to good ordi-
nary being quoted at 1S@l6c; low middling 1910
lie; middling 17,4c; strict middling l7s:@17a4c
q ID. Yesterday thedemand was good; the mar.
Ret firm, and stock Light; sales $50 bales, say at
13Hc; at lie: Q at l5c; 4a at Ice; at l6Ai; at
l61Sc; 10 at l71lc; lat Ike; 9 at 1sIc; bales
new cotton at 20c q fb. We quote:
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-08-19
LIST OF VESSELS
Up, CLEARED AND SAILED FOE TEiS PORT.

EOREiG n.
LIVERPOOL.
The Kathleen. Lester, cleared. June is
The Z B Cove. Hardness, .In!T l2
Berk Annie Kimball, Stinson, np..........JulJ l6
DO NJ E STIC.
RoCKP0RT, lie.
Schr Talbot, Amesbury, sailed. ..........Ju!y 20
BOSTON.
Brig Minnie Atty, Harding, 1p. August l
NEW YnRE.
Brig James Crosby, Baldwin, cleared. Angus: 6
Schr Traveller. 'dges. cleared .......iugust 6
Schr Watauga, Munroe, cleared. August 5
Schr N Hawkins, Morris, cleared. August s
Sehr Florence Rogers, Sheppard, up. August :!
Schr Cara Montgomery, Korden, up. August 10
PHILADELPHIA.
Schr Geo Squire, Timnlons. up. ........ July 23
Schr Zeta Psi, Thompson, cleared August IL
BALTIMORE.
Sclr z Keeling. Robinson, up. august 8
Schr E J Palmer. Smoo:, cleared ....... August II
Schr Ida Richardson, Bedell, u9........ August 10
Schr Slickney, Fooks, up.......... August lS