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Markets by Telegraph.
MONEY MARKETS.

MONEY AAhhblo.
LoSD s;a lyme Sss,, seT ss% au5 nD9svo glSa'l iai
crops.
Securities unchanged.
PARIS, Ju e S.-Rentes closed at SSf..
NEW YORK, June S-Soon.-Frsigh.S' duii.
Stocks dull and heavy. Gold l.!kal2&. Govern.
ments and. STATES dull and steady. Money easy
at 3. Sterling-long 1915; short lOs. -
e, Eye al sa;l saia lsisSaa al' s as I: A% %nil:
prime bankers lOaloSs; sight loHaloS. Govern
meuts dull but closed ti;m; tlgaty-one3 Ls;
sIXty.twos II; tours IL; dves IL; new l4a; sepens
same; Ell. hts same; for;ies eIs; States dull, eX-
cept new Sonth Carolinas which were very active.
Teunessees Tx: new Il3s. Vlrginias G8; new 10.
Louislanas 81; new oos; ieyees G9s; eights 50.
al ,bamas 1903; lives ". GsorS.as SIS; sevens
92H North CaroiHas IL; new 26E. SOuth Gar
oIluaS 7 new $50
Cod l2A.
COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, June S-Nuon.-Cotton aulst ana
easier; uplands SSasIa; Orleans sgd: sales
&c. $50 oales; speculation ana eXp9rt 5eo9. NaEns'i
slip at Charleston or Savannah SISl. Merry due
from New Orleans Sgd.
E~vening.-Cottpn closed easier: upla1ds sgd,
Or cans SISaShI; sal4S 10000 bales; on sprcula.
tiun and export 5000 bales. LAID +7s6d.
New YORK, June -Ncun.- rottun was nomi-
mol: up!nuds 1890, Orleans l9;4: sales 1000 oales:
Evening Cotton duh and ioa err sales 1000
Boston. June Section duh; m;'ldling 1870:
net receipts 60 bales; gross receipts 44'; sales
700; Stock 550r.
EaTrlMoRE. Jane Section steady ana IN ialr
demand; middiings l9!sa!H⁣ Iet receipts lV'i
gross lpl. sales lbs; STOCK i:94 bL!eS.
NORFOLK. June 8 -Cot;oa quiet; low mlddliag'
held at 17%i1sc; net RECEIPTS y bales; exports
cuastwiSe. 1886; stock o27D.
WIIMISGTuN. Jnue S.-Co,;nn firm; middlings
1sc: n receipts so bales; exports cGast~ise q;
stock 1883.
SAy HNAu, June S.-Coitoa dull and nominal;
m;ddnngs lSc; net receipts $50 bales. Exports to
Great Britain $50; t. Gouiinctt 6ia Sales loo;
ST. OK ll:i16.
AUGUSTA. Jane 8.--Cottnn market opened lat
1sAlsHc for Liverpool nt'tdila"s, but closet
"a and nominal; sales 100 bals receipts lSo
bales.
MoBlLE. June Cotton quie mlddlings lSAc;
ret O. eipts Ell nal, g; exri,rts to Great Brl!aln
1867; exporis cnastwise 77d; sales ESQ; stock 5000
bales.
NEW ORLEASs June s.-cotton quiet; mid.
Ill, gs iSN; net receipts 1873; gross $40: exports TO
G. ai Britain 9l5T: Bremen 1916; Hamburg 1910;
uayre sus; sales 1909; stock 1906 bales.
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New York Rice Market.
New York Naval Stores Market.

From the Journal or Commerce. Tuesday, June
6: For splritsturpen,ine the market Is lower and
weak. Supplies e1re latsesS with ahs demand
rather moderate. We quote nerchantnb BILE !ots at
DC, ESQ barrels sold, in parcels from 20 TO. 90 bar
rels, at hat price, and small lots at 4s, 4sha4sc:
Rosins.-There Is a fair lnqulrg. fer strained aud
the best CRATES Of pale and No. ! for shipment,
with prices steady. A cargo OF sIaihed. 2ooo
barrels, sold az So so, 200 barrels do al 81 65. 100
barrels No at 81 IS, 700 barrels pale at s6a7 50,
and 200 barrels do at 81 50. We quote strained
a. 50 6Oa2 82H. No Q 81 75a3, No l sea4. pale.at
81 45a5 so, extra pale SBa7 20 Tar 10 quiet al1
firm at So for wilmington and So 20 for Washing
ton: so barrels Washington sold at s. 10. City
oil oh quoted 1T % 20.
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1atka, 1pyot sand. finn =
GALVESTON, June i-oosSen 1atnto oos hales.
god ordinary l4Hai1Nci les eoU ~ fon.astoch
s9ports2to !Hfeas ssieaul VI
GALVESTON, June SECTION gGLes 5 snd w Ssies!
good ordinary l41cs; net Iecs sa}es aSG: ssocS;
exports coastWlse loI oaies' oa'' ~"
6l,6s2. .o AYR, n,SnncS ". ~
PROVISIONS AND fhoDoo 3
1,yrvpo-1 lime Observation-Disclosures easier.
corn9new sass
NEw YORK. Inns shade nrmer.
wheat armer and quiet. Corn 1c better. Pork
steady AZ sis leNal5 rs. Lard quiet. Turpentine
steady at 48a4SXc. RosIn steady strained 81 ga
. 82H.
Eyening.-Flour, Southern Q shade aTmer, gooa.
~ 1at srmsr at % &c. Wheat lc better; amber
Waafer1 and state s1 65al GO. Corn 1rmer at 73a
rsIc PORK active and nrmer at SIS 25al5 so.
iard active: Kettle l0Mc. Naval stores steady,
Tspow active at oa9kc.
BALrIMoRE, June s.-Flour-family active for
strictly sound. Wheat quiet. Corn-white scarce
sI6 30. Baoon uHcaanpfa z hae4E q
WJIM1NGToNs Anna G4SpfHtS STEADY,
at a9c. Rosin steady at 90 05 for stra1ned; So Tor
Ma. /. ca so for extra pale; s5a5 rs for pale. crude
tnrnentlne il oniet at rs for yellow dip, and 81 70
for VIRGIN. Tar Arm at So 10.
IouisyILLE. June s.-Elopr aFn. anasdn good;
demands vofapnenangsu fa,s. Mauc nhrS s1Bs
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The Charleston. Market.

FOR THE WEEK ENDING THURSDAY; JUNE 8.
THE CRoPs.-The weather was too vet Tor COT
ton during the early part of the week, and II gen.
era and continued during this month must nave
a damaging influence on the plant. The character
OF the. season. from day to day viii now be
watched with anxiety. Hot suns and dry weather
Is what cotton stands in need OF for a successlui
growth. The grain crops, of which an abundance
has been planted, is reported in a good conoNion'
TIE REcsirrs.-The arrivals at the cotton ports
for the week ending on Friday last were sS,s02
bales, against 4o,178 the previous week, and 22,Al
bales for the time last SEASON. The total receipts
at the cotton. ports from September !, 1870. up to
the lasest,m mail dates, were s,7s4,425 bales, In con
trast with 2, 77s.2s2 the year before, showing an
increase Of 1907, oas bales. The supplies at the
principal Southern markets from September l.
1870, up to the latest Geographic intelligence. as
compared with the year before, were Rs 1oilows:
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wnmtnrton Market.

WILMINGTON. June OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of
so bbls. at So IS for yellow dip and S. 25 fer
virgin p $50 TBS.
SPIRITS MISUNDERSTANDING. S3les OF 1874
bbls at acc per gallon for country packages.
CoTToN.-Saleso Of 10l ba!es. rs follows: 2 at 15c,
6 at l6, 8 at 15H, I as II, :3-at liz, and 50 at lSc
per ID.
Ros1N. Sales Of 2s4 bbls. at So o5a2 10 for strain.
ed. So so for No. 2, S3a3 so for No. ], S5a5 so for
pale, and SO Is for window glass.
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New York Hay Market.

From the Daily Bulletin, Tuesday. June 6: Re-
CENTS te.dny 1850 bales. The demand. Is. small.
but with a. slight falling OF in receipts and the
low prices, compared With those ruling clrlisr in
The season, holders are more firm In ttelr Views.
The sales are so bales for Havana at 81. 100 for
Galveston at 81. so for Petersburg at 81, and. 70
for Richmond at 81. Retail Is altogether frner,
with a steady fair demand. Straw is still II small
supply, and with a good demand.
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Norfolk Grain Market.

q NORFOLK. june L-CoRN.-Prices OF corn have
s'ao moved steadily upward during the week.
the market opened on wednesday, at s8as7c for
white, sac for mixed, and Sac for yellow. On
Friday an advance Of about 1c over these prices
was established. and yesterday white sold at e0c
and yellow at from 81 10 S5c. To-day the market
was very. bare, and. the only sale we hear Of YVES
Wsmai! parcelo 7 yellow at SIC. The sales OF sthe
week foot mp about 10000 bushels. ~
OATS The. market has ruled steadily through
The week at about 66Hc. We hear OF no sales
to-day.
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FARES GREATLY REDUCED.

Stesmers Of the above line leave Pier ian.
40. ~. North River. foot OF SRt&n1E
street, New York, at u o'clock noon, o. the tetu
,Talea ral on Sunday, then the Saturday proceed
Au donartures connect AZ Panama WI. steam.
crs for South Pacific and Central American Ports.
Depnrture Of 18th touches at Kingston; jamaica.
For Japan and China steamers leave San Fran.
cisco Irsr OF every month, except when 1t falls on
Sunday; then on the day preceding.
No California steamers. touch ~ Havana, ou
20 direct from New York TO Aspinwal.
: ;luc hundred pounds baggage nee to each adul:
,;edicine and attendance free.
For Passage Tlekets or other Information appl.
at the COMPANY,S TICKET QBFlGE, on he
snsr1 foot CT Canal street, NORTH kiver, New
..cri.. +. H: bAbi, Agent.
iuEfG-iyr
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List Of Shipping
IN TEE PORT OF CHARLESTON, JUNE 8.
Vessels under 100 tons, and steamers ooastina
within the State, excepted.
STEAMSHIPS.
James Adser, HOO tons, Lockwood, ut Adger's
wharf, for New York, luading..James Adger
d CO..
Sea Gull, GIG tons, Dutton, ct Unlop wharf, for
Baltimore, loadlng-P G Trenholm.
BARkS.
Ranger, (Br.) $50 tons, Cox, a; Boyce & co.'s wharf,
for Liverpool, loadlng-E 5 Hhett L Son.
Annie kImball, tons, StlnsoD, at Southern
wharf, for Liverpool, loading-W B Smith
Intimea, tFrJ- tons, Getdot, in Ashley River.
for o Fort in Great Britain, loading-B sRhe't
Il Son.
Luget, INorw'n.) 5s2 tons, Nielsen, at Marshall's
wharf, for LIVERPOOL loadlng-R T Walker.
RepIna, cS,panl-- ions: Unoe't t. ct Quarantine,
briggs.
wm Fl Parks, 1Ts tons, Lanprer, at Marshall's
wharf, for q Northern Port, losdinS-W Roach
u co.
Sir Robert McLure, (Er,l = tons. GritlLhs, at
Marsh's wharf, FOR. q Fort IN Great Britain,
repalrlng-C UCoe, surt.
Lizabel, - tons, Taluut, 1T MarshaIi's wharf,
for Boston, loadlrg M Goldsmith & Son.
s e Shaw, = tons, .hsr>ey, Ia: Ashley River, Tor
Yarmouth, N S, loading-B 5 Rhett.G son.
SCHOoNERS.
Myroysr, 44o +, ns, Brown, at Rcbb's Nil, for ORR.
ent, L i. loadIug-W Roach i co.
Mary A Holt, = tons, Higgins, in. Ashley River,
for Boston, l%onding-N Rcacn L co.
MeLaln, tons, CroWel, at Union
wharf, from Baltimore, dischatglng-H + Ba
'ker l. co.
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SEA ISLAND OorToN.-The arrivals OF his staple
were only ina limited way, and were Z bags Of
sea Islands and Florldts, against IA bags OF sea
Islands and Floridas the week before, and one
bag Of sea Islands and Flortdas FOR the same time
last season. The market has sus' aimed o very
quiet character, W tn sales OF about 40 bags OF
Floridas,, among which we're 2 at s5K, 4 at 80. IL
at 81. % at $50 . fb. Quotations Of all kinds are
nominal.
RIoE.-The supplies Of Carolina rough we're nm.
important. The demand icr this grain was mod
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Interior Cotton Markets.

CHARLOTTE, June o.-sales to-day II bales at
17hc. Market quiet ard weak.
COLUMBUS. June 6.-Market excited. To noon
middlings commanded TIC; since, holders haze
lHmanded IS. Sales 102 bales; receipts IS Dulles;
shipments Al bales.
MONTGOMERY, June 6.-Cotton is In actlve
demand in our market, and offerings are light;
low middi!ngS l6c.
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Receipts by Railroad, June 8.

Receipts by Railroad, jane 8.
soCru cARoLISA RAILROAD:
2es bales cotton, so bales goods, Sc pkgs bacon.
Frost & Adger. Geo 3 Walter j CO, A B Mulltgsn,
Sloan 4 Seignious, Peizer, Rodgers Il co., B P
Alley, B O'Ne!ll. TP Smith, Wiss { co. T ] Kerr
4 CO, q Cobia j. co, Trenholm Il Son, Tledeman,
Calder IL co, A Schnell, " 4 Courtney, LaureY i
Alexander, r NJ Butler & Son, " " Smith.
EosTEgAsTsaN RAILROAD.
IL bales upland cotton, 46s bbls naval stores,
cars lumber, mlse, &c. To W @ Courtney & co,
Smith 4 CEapeau. J Marshall, Jr, Barden e. Par.
ker, c Le!benrood, S u Stoney,. khsman 4 HOW.
eli. PrincIe & Son, G a. Water i CO, P Hudson, "
A Shrine, J Wieters, KlIuck, Wlckenberg j. co, q.
BIschoa i co, Shackelford d Kelly, W q Snalee q
co, N Tt!es,S & q. Radnoad co. and Railroad
Agent.
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.wEEpn FAMILY FAvoRfTE Locx.sTiTos
MACHINE
are the best In use.
For sale on the Lease Plan, with monthly pay.
,nents, on easy terms, pr: for cash. AN hinos o.
Nacline sttachpeass, Needles, Cotton. G"nlte
blsck ard colored,) six, OF, SOAP, &C., &c.
Repairing az usual. Circulars ana samples VI
work sent on application.
D. B. HASELT0N,.
Genere, nealer in First Class Sewing ma.
chimes ana Material, NO. S7 King stree,
auEl7 s. - - sGnafis-'on'
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TOE LAKE SUPERIOR.

One OF the Splendid Steamers METZ OR, INDIA,
PACIFIC. C0BURN, ATLANTIC, JhPAN, KEWEE
Nav, ARCTIC, CHINA and ST. PAUL. Will leave
Buffalo daily except Fridays and saturdays,) at
sP. ~, Erie the next M rnleg, Clevsland the
same night, and Detroit at 10 T. NJ. dHlly, Tex.
cept Sundays and Mondays ! for DULUTH and In.
terRlediate LAKE SUPERIOR PORTS.
Connections are made Ut Duluth with the Lake
Superior and Mississippi Railroad, to 81. Paul,
and all points In Minnesota. Northern Wisconsin
and Iowa. Also, with the Northern Pacific Rail.
road for the Red River Country.
Excursion Tickets. AT GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
Will be issued by all principal Railroads 10 ST.
Paul by this RI ute, retui Ming via al rail. Or by
Rail Routes to st. Paul and Duluth, returning via
Lake.
During the months OF June, July aud August,
EXCURSION TRIPS will be made via the North
Shore Of Lake Superior, visiting th.. Silver Mines,
Fort William, Grand Portage, &c.
For further information, apply to
b. +. PATRICK,
General Passenger Agent, Buffalo. n. Y.
s. D. CALDWELL, Geperal Manager q. Co.
mGy8-mWI3nos
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The following are the arrivals at the principal
Southern markets nom June to T. 1911, inclu.
siye, as reported,by telegraph. This Includes all
points but oyerlnnd:
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MARINE NEWS
Lat Sc deg &c min IS sec. Lon 70 dag 81 min s7 sec.

"H
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Schr Emeline McLaip. Gre well, R&tlmoreI6
days. Railroad. iron. Top G Tre6holtn. vessel
to q F Baker d co.
AT QUARANTINE.
Spanish bark Peltns.. Umberr, Matanzas-6
days. Bsliaav. To " P Hall.
CLEARED YESTERDAY. +.
Steamship Virginia, Hunter, Philadelphta-W
Brlg Wi Parks, Gage, New York-wm Roach
i co.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Virginia, Hunter PHILADELPHIA.
French bark. Stella Narli, 3ainisr, Ban Riyor.
sc.
Schr Walton, Boyd, New York.
EROM THiS POR-.
Steamship Empire, Rlnckloy, at Philadelphia,
June s.
Spanish ship Aurora Boratau, Montevideo, pre-
yinus to May 4.
British bark Lord Baltimore, uuxferd, Rio de
%Janeiro, April 8. :
CLEARED 0 THIS PORE.
schr jesse S Ozark, Clark, ut Philadelphia, 6tn
June.
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The receipts at tfiH port port lot tue pSst week.
were 7 bags OF sea Islands and Floridas and 23l5
bales Of uplands, In contrast with II bags Of sea
Islands and Floridas, and 2sf4 bales OF uplands
the previous week, and ! bag Of sea Islands and
FIoridas and 1875 bales Of uplands for the time
last season. These arrivals have come from the
following sources: Say Of uplands per. South
Carolina Railroad 2lS6 bales, per Northeastern
Railroad. l07,. per Savannah and Charleston Rail-
road -.Peedee 70. or sea islands: Per North.
easternRailroad 8 bags, Beaufort 4 bags.
THE CorToN MARKETING market for this ar
tlele, during most OF the period under review, was
nrm and advancing, with an active demand.
The foreign ratas, which opened at 1000, i'm,
proved to SHd@skd; At New York, which .oem..
menced o. 17Xc, hardened to tsXc, recalled to.
19Xc; and Mt this point niddlipg. yplapds, which
began at le24c, stlrened to 1SHc p fb. The move
ments OF the article at Liverpool and e York
for this time were as follows: On Friday, June 2,
the former was firm, uplands 7%@sa, sales
10000 bales; the latter was steady at TIC, sales
$3.50 bales. On Saturday the former was firm, up
MISUNDERSTANDING 1900 bales; shs latter was
steady, uplaads 1sEc, s6les $3.50 bales. ou~Mor.
day the former was active and hrmer, upIands SO
sgd, sales 20, 600 bales; the after was active and
excited, up'auds 1870, sales.6s4l bales. On Tues
day the former was active, unlands sAd, sales
20, 900 bales; the latter was quiet at 1879, sales
1927 bales. On Wednesday the former was a shade
easier, uplands 8H@s1d. sales 1890 b les; the
latter was easier at 1880. sales 1928 bales. Yes.
terday the former was quiet and easier, uplanas
SXd, sales 1000 bales: the latter Was dull and
lower az 1870.
The transactions aad prices Ia this m.fket for
the.past week were as follows: On Friday, June
2, there was a moderate inquiry at steady Hsurcs;
sales 275 bales; ordinary ~ good ordinary being
quoted at ls@l5&, low mid iilngs 1914, mlddiinss
1sX, strict middlings.17al74; . 10. On Sa'ur
day the article was strong, active and full acS
b higher; stock light; sales coo bales; ordinary TO
good ordinary being quoted at l5k@l5A, low
mlddllng l6K@l61. middling 17@l7Sc, strict
mlddlirg 17Hc p 10. On Mon'!ay the market
was frmer and prices 1@hc p 10 higher; sales
GOD bales; ordinary TO good ordinary being quoted
at l4@ie, low middllng lSA@l7, mldd'Ing nH@
Tx, strict mtddllng l8@ls4c Q ID. On Tue day
the article opened with increased strength, but
became quiet; sales. 4to bales; ordinary to good
ordinary being quoted at 14@17, low mIdding Is,
middling l8k, 8 ricf middllng lec q 10. On Wed.
nesday the market was q.let, and but li'ile do
Ing; sales so baes; quotations nomIna'lT IN
CHANGED. Yesterday the article was quiet and
dull, prices somewhat nominal; sales 200 bales.
say 2 at l5A, 3 at l6h. % at 1917. 14s at lsc, 81 on
private terms. We quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to good orqinary.....l4 @l7
Low .........l8 O.
Middllng
Strict middlng. O.
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FOR NEW YORK.
CID LINE NEW YORK. AND CHARLES.
TON STEAMSHIPS.
ESTABLISHED 1916.
sp.Aciors AND ELEeaSrDEeK srArE.gooMs
ioUs AND ELEGANrDEeR sFATE.RooMs


TIE VERY FAST AND SPLENDID
Side. Wheel Steamships OF this Line will sail from
Adeer,s Wharf as follows:
JAMES ADGER, SATURDAY, June 10th, at II
MANHATTAN, SATURDAY, June 18th, at sx
JAMES ADaER, ssTURrAY, June 24h,. at IL
MASHATFAN, SATURDAY, July LIST, at S O'Clock
~ Insurance u per cent. by this Line.
r~ Through Ellis OF LadinG given on Cotton to
Liverpool, Boston, Providence and me New Eng.
Iand manufacturing towns at the lowest marke;
/. "a: state.-ooms may be secured in advance
without extra charge. ~
: m nSS sis'shs q Passage i zl1sss abaEk s ! -. "
EoR LIVERPOOL, VIA QUEENSTOWN.
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES. NAILS
THE I1vsKrooL AND GREAT WESTERN
aRa STEAM COMPANY ix3E
VIII dispatch one OF their first. class, full power
Iron screw Steamships from -
. PIER No. On. r., EVERY WEDNESDAY,
AS FOLLOWS: .C- 49,
NEVADA, Capt. GREEN."......May "a, at o a ID
WYOMING, Capt. WBINNERAY.M May 81, at Pm
NEBRASKA, Capt. GUARD. ...June 3, att T d
MIME Sofa Capt T. ". FREE.
r.-n ~ - n on p II
t,-SS snSoAA
IDAHO, Capt. PRICE IA, at fA
MANHATTAN, Capt. FORSYTH. June II, AZ 3 Pm
COLORADO, Capt.T. F.FREEMAN.JuRe 81, at 3 m
WISCONSIN, Capt. WILLIAMS. lime %, at + NJ.
Cabin Passage $50, gold. =.
sseeIage Passage lofdce No. % Broadway $50,
currency.
For Freight or Cabin Passage, apply to
WILLIAMS d GQloN.
No. SO Wall street, n. 7.
N. B.-Through Bulls Lading to Liverpool Issued
by the Charleston and New York Steamers, which
make close connection with the above line.
For particulars and rate Of Freight apply to,
JAMES ADGER l. CO., -
:. WAGNER, HUGER L CO.,
mays Or WM. A. COURTENAY
pAo'r'o MAIL STEAMSHIP COMFY;
.TERorGH LEE TO
eaa,FoRNlA, CHINA XNDJAPAN
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Nors.-we have aeaucted from New Orleans
1852 bales aplahds, from Mobile s,osd bales uo'
lands and burned 5o2; from Savannah 2s32 bags
seq island and 1871 bales upland, and from Charles
Ion, 1898 bags sea island and 1892 bales upland
cotton tho quantities received at those ports
from Mobile, Florida, Texas and Savannah.
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FXCVasIoN TO oAINHoY VILLAGE,
WANDO RIVER.
The Steamer WATER LILLY will = .rNeS
mo4e an Excursion as above, on sRakf6Hd8s
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, 1oth. instant, Leaving
South Atlantic Wharf nc half.past 3 O'Clock, re-
turning 10 the city at sun1ovn.
Fare for the "trip FIFTY GENTS. JuRS-3
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MARINE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK, June s.-ArrlGed, the Manhattan
and Julia. Arrived out, st Patrick, Atlanta, and
Frankfort, from New Orleans.
SAVANNAH June S.-Arrivsd, schr Sparkling
Sen, New York. Cleared. steamship Genl Barnes,
New York; bark Panqnna, Barcelona via New
York; schr J p Allen, Alexandria, Va.
MEMORANDA.
The bark Mary G Reed, Welt. arrived ut Bull
River, s Z, rom Havana, consigned 10 the OAK
Point Mining CO.
LIsg OF VESSELS
CT, CLEARED Aso SAILED FOL: THE .PoRr.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-06-09

10 OK Sea siSrfuueS W vi vi SfS
I'd on sea Islands. To Hatre nominal. CoastT!se
TO New York; by steam &c on uplands and &c Oh
sea Islands; 81 IS q fierce on rice; by sail, p 10
on " ties6e on rice; 4oc q barrel on
rosin; $7@ss q II on lumber; 5000 p Mon.tim
Der. 10 Boston, by sail, nc q ID. on. upland
cotton. To Providence, by sail, So 90 q n on
boards, XcS hon cotton; by steam 81 p bale on
New York rntes.' To Philadelphia, by steam.
xclR ID ON uplauds; by gail, 81 y on boards;
90 on timber; So q ton on clay, and sS@s so OF
phosphases. To Baltimore bs steam, nc p Is;
by sail, SO 5o@7 q NJ on boards; SS@a25;N ton
on phosphate rock. Vessels are in demand oS
our merchants ito. ,aR$lumber freights from
,aeorgetoYnss. Co Bariersad saNnsrRiyer, Ca,
and Jacksonville, Fla, to- Northern ports, apG
sts@la en- are rstes-sn,lumner and boards.
-4DaxBsr4cExsH4SGE,-The banks are purchase
Ing sight checks on New York at par; Ave
days u of; 10 days 4 on; Is days off; 20
days -; 50 days -. They are selling sight checks
at q prem.
MISUNDERSTANDING BIIIs.-The rate yesier-
day was 2ak@22x for so tay bills.
s. GoID.=Tne brokers were y yesterday bq7ing al
il and selling at II.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-06-09
NHANGE CT SCHEDULE.
GEORGETOWN STEAMERS.
ToR BEAUFORT, PACIFIC AND CHS
OLM'S LANDING.

oLM'S LANDING
The Steamer .PILoT BOY, Captain -lE~a
j. ". Sig, will leave Central wharf @&sai2pE
FOR Edisto, Beaufort and Pacific Lanuiug. every
MONDAY MORNING, a. . O'Clock, and for Beaufort
ana Pacific Landing every THURSDAY MORNING,
at 8 O'Clock. Returning, will le;Se Beaulort every
TUESDAY and FRIDAY MORNING., at 8 o'clock, anu
will leave Edisto every TUESDAY,, at S:0'c!osk,
=. Nj. J. u. AlhEN,
maS15 ARcnE.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-06-09

The arrivals for the corresponding week last
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-06-09

Iron BANDS M TIES for cotton, OF tae mos
approved patterns, are offered on the market u
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-06-09
isRsss9eefsa:MsThfe q husaIttsssaqulry for
his Essas- wsaea ote EsbescR yard, aomina!.
n, iSE Y. NrpsS{f .rR STbe rfnrEeEfgf flts art,f

Gle is quiet. We quote timber for milling purposes
from se@io. Shipping timber sTo@15. Bright
lumber, good mercnau.able, from city mills, cut
TO size, from sls922R " by the Gorge; lumber
Der rail; slsai5; tivGS lumber, sio@l2; dressed
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-08-20
Financial.
EXCHANGE and DEPOSIT
.B A N x,
Knoxville, Tennessee.
EsTABLISHED 1850.

WE are prepared to purchase, at
Best Rates, Gold, Silver, Gov
ernment, State, County, City, and
Railroad Bonds and coupons, Bank
of Tennessee Notes, New and Old
Issue, Uncurrent Southern Bank
Notes, and East Tenn, Va. and Ga. R.
r. Stock.
We transact a General Banking
Business, buy and sell Eastern and
Southern Exchange at current rates,
receive deposits and make collections
upon the most favorable terms.
Interest paid on Deposits in Savings
Bank Department.
Tickets by Inman, Anchor and National
Lines OF Ocean Steamers, and Exchanse on
all the principal cities Of Europe for sale.
+. P. BAILEY, CASHIER.
JulyI5-d&utf