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PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
interior Cotton Markets.

yoRKvILLE. September 1s;1A few bales o: o.
new crop have oeen sold in this market within
the past week. The sriicle today Is worth TX
cents.
ROCK HILL September 12-The receipts OF
cotton have averagel 10 bales per day ior the last
week. Market frm at lS& cents for middling.
CHARLOTTE, September ll.oour market
during the past week was very hrm at an ad-
vance OF y TO &c, but the offerings continue very
light thereby restricting operations 5al Me guote
at the close, middllng 10 GEMS, low mlddnng 10
cents. Sales during the week 2l bales.
-wiNNSBORO,,- September A-About IS bales
have been sold 10 this market siuce Monday LAST.
Prices ranged from II 10 Is cents
CHESTER, September 13.-But little Offering;
Low middlings l5 cents.
ABBEyILLE, September H.-cotton 15a17c.
COLGMBI& September l3.-Cotton sales q
bales: middings 1sHc.
COLUMAQS, September 13-Good demand ;
middhugsNkc, low middlin2s l8c; sales 25 bales;
receipts So bales; shipments L bales.
MONTGOMERY. September 13-Cotton strong
In the market to-day, and little offering; low mid
dllngs ls14c, middings Ice.
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The ladies OF the Ursuline Community, S. c., re-
speCtfully announce to their fftendS and 10 the
| will commence September lst. Their Institute
| being devoted to the education OF yoush, al
each member having received long and cire: nj
| training for that purpoae, the schools under
their charge, as we'll in the various countries OF
Europe as In America, have never Jailed to wln
and retain the confidence of Parents and guar.
| dams.
Nothing will be left uadone in impartihg to the
| pupils c0nlded TO tleir care a thorough eduCa
| ton, IN the highest sense ol the word-not alone
inS,ructing the intellect. but with maternal care
building an training the heart.
The situation OF the Convent is all that can be
desired for health and beauty. The buildings are
| on elevated ground, about TWO miles from the
| Capital, and In the midst OF al oak grove OF
twenty acres. 1t Is within half an hours drive
| from the depot. where omnbusses and baggage
wagons await the arrival or passengers.
No odls,inction or religion will be made In the
admission OF pupils, nor win any undue influence
be used over their religious principles; bat, for
the maintenance OF goGd order all will be requlr.
| ed 10 attend the exercises OF Divine Worship pre-
scrlbed for the Academy.
From individuals or societies disposed TO aid In
the education of Young ladies', applications for
the admission Of pupils, at reduced terms, will
receive the most favorable consideration that
the circumstances Of the school will admit.
| The Scholastic Year is divided into two Ses ions
the first commencing september lst, and ending
| February lst; the second commencing February
| lst, and ending july ls..
TERMS PER sBsSIoS-PAYABLE IL ADVANCE.
| Board, Washing Fuel, Lights, Tuition in Eng.
| iSll. Needle Work aud Domestic Economy. $3.50
| Pens. Ink and use OF Library y................. 2
treL ch, Latin, each. 10
Harp, $30-use OF Instrument, So............ 81
Piano, S25-use Of Instrument $3............ 2s
Guitar, SlS-use OF ofinstrument, S2............ 20
Vocal Music, (Bas ini's Method). Is
Vocal Music, private Lessons. 25
Drawing In Crayon. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10
Painting in Water Colors.. 10
Painting In OILS. 80
For further information, application may he
made 10 the MOTHER SUPERIOR, to Right Rev
Bishop LYNCH, or to the Reverend Clergy.
jplyli-t novl
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New York Rice Market.

From the Daily Bulletin Wednesday, Septem.
iber Is: The market presents no very new or spe-
Vcially Interesting features. Prices remain steady
on al grades. with buyers now and then tempted
TO pay an extra full 1gure for choice selection.
SJutGe seceIsS stock meets most necessities, and
the ORDERS al hand appear to be dled without diff.
hcultY.- a, few eSpart calls are current but the
demand IN the maln fromthe regular trade. Sales
or so tea Carolina at s11asxc; AS bags East India
at sHa7Ec, and In bond SO bags Rangoun at SIC
From the Jou- nal OF Commerce: The market is
steady with a fair business doing for trade uses.
me supply Is moderate and holders refuse to ne.
ootj ate at other than full rates. We notice sales
OF SIS bags Rangoon aud Patna OF 67sa7nc, and
90 tea Carolina at 8Aa9Ac.
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New York Naval Stores Market.

From the Journal OF Commerce, Wednesday,
September l3 Spirits turpentine Is strong at
further advance, merchantable order closing al
55Ha56c. The demand is brisk, almost entirely
to meet wants OF the home trade with good
many orders coming in from interi r buyers. TIE
sales foot up $50 bbls In merchantable order al
55a55hc. almost all at the latter price, and 100
bbls to arrive at 55c. In rosins the firm position
OF the freight market cuts Off trade OF conSe.
quence, and the feeling Is weak. Strained quoted
at s3a3 10. The sales are 100 bbls strained at
So is; so bbls do at SO 10, and 2l2 bb!s pale at
s7S7h. We quote No. at So 5oa4; No at 81 25a
25; rale at SIS 50a6 25; extra pale at So 50as Is
TAR-Is dull; q sale OF 25 bb!s Wilmington was
made at S3
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Receipts by railroad, September 15.
soCTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.

253 bales cotton. 3lo bbis -four, 0, sacks hour,
81 bales goods, II cars wood and lumber. Tt
zer, Rodgers & CO. Mowry Il son, G W Williams
IL co, Pr. ngle & Son, A Smith, G Fl Waiter i CO.
Reeder & Davis Campsen & CO, Wi<s & CO, n
Robson, Frost & Adger. Murdaugh d Mathews.
Wilcox, G6os i co, WB Smith 4 c,, Jefords i
co. Trenholm g. Son. " Williams Il Son. r
Chisolm Gaillard & Mlnoit Ii Hacker, Fraser 4
Dill, Mallonee, W K Ryan, Llehenrood, F Z
Mey, Jons!on, Crews 4 CO, Utsey i Kenyon. o F
Wieters, Brodte i CO, Cobla & CO, Caps Bradley,
Hischof & CO, Knobe!och d small, Macqueen i
tieeke.
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Optical.

The DIAMOND GLASSES, manufactured by J. E.
SPENCER & CO., New York, which are now offered
to the public, are pronounced by all the celebrated
Opticians OF the world to be the most Perfect, Ma
tural Artificial help to the human eye ever known.
They are ground under their own supervision,
from minute Crystal Pebbles, melted together,
and derive their name, "Dlamond, }" on account
OF their hardness and brilliancy.
The scientific principle ON which they are con.
structed brings the core or centre OF the lens d.
rectly In front OF the eye, producing clear and
distinct vision as IN the natural, healthy slght,
and preventing all unpleasant sensations, such as
glimmerfng and wavering o. sight, dizziness DC,
peculiar to all others In use.
They are mounted in the finest manner, ID
frames Of the best quality, Of all materials used
for that purpose. Their finish and durability can
not be surpassed.
CAUTIoN.-None genuine unless bearing their
trade mark stamped on every frame.
JAMES ALLAN,
Dealer In watches, Jewelry,
Sterling Slverware and optical Goods,
No. 3O7 King street.
oct31-stuth1yr Charleston. 9. o.
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New York Hay Market.

From the Daily Bulletin. wednesday, Septem.
,er "a. Receipts to day l725 bales. Receipts are
not suf1cient 10 supply the demand Of the trade,
and with 20 stock the tendency at the moment Is
inward, though an increased supply Is anticl-
rated daily. The sales Of shipping grades for two
days are as follows: 100 bales for Charleston a.
81 O5 40 for Norfolk at ST 05. Is for Portsmouth
at ST o5 so for Savannah at 81 05, 20 for Peters
burg, and $50 for Washington, d. c.. oa private
terms. Re- II is 6rm and active for prime lots at
advanced prices. Straw Is quiet and without any
important change.
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ONE GRAND GIFT OF
ONE GRAND GIFT OF

LOUISVILLE
PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY.
Of the
Louisville the business dsy to
ana ;ss tard oy mall seTea spree as DESIRED
Inst % HaP@a5 @
and paI from NOve'er2d to-
particularly @posuly
gG ds Wheel @
5 @ | @ @ $ a Py S nay tts 5 s s
New orsans III Cuts all that Can be drawn one
%
hmce
The an the sses saG S fa I'D I
eS, T a sS sa tickets that
MANNER OF DRAWING.
plainly
gt one Tag nemT
Goi Shsh % ~ I'd
l4,364 TICKETS DISPOSED OF IN JULY. rr-r I'll
only num-
s gre a I %ss @ n 20 @ aS'ss sR e.
l gifts Will fuh
s aSed a t ase ss @
or canaSas pgaSas aesTeas aTeas aa* ~ ~ ~ " s 81"
CHAS. r. PETERS, Manager. Louisville. Ky.
OFFICE Nc. STREET. Johnson Block
FTsasns FTas G rzsS Ts fsss
aug9-suthlmo
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COMMERCIAL NEWS.
The Cha arleston Cotton, Rice and Naval
Stores Market.

The Cha rleston Cotton, Rice and Naval
stores Market.
.,yrycR CNASLBSToE NEWS. !
FRIDAY EVENING, September 10, ls'i'
CorroS.-This staple was In good request, .no
market showing frm character; safes aooe
bales, say IA at Tx, IS al l7I 20 at 1913, "a a
1s,. 81 at 49, SO at Ie4, % at 1914, 20 on p''"'S
erms. We quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to coed o.t.aar7, ,....ls sys. Sls
Low middling.....'.'' TO
Mlddug .........'...''''''''''!!o
Strict p;iddrg .......-...'..'..'lsA@a-
p,cr.-There were no transactions IN this
grain.
Naval sroREs.-The market for the past two
days has been quiet, except for SPIRITS turpen-
tine The sales have been light and little stock
ofering. About 500 bbs No rosin sold at 50 40,
and 1873 bbls medium grades at 81 Is to So IS for
extra No 2 and low 40 l. About 800 casks spirits
turpentine sold at 4s@+sh to 4sc-balance OF
stock held for higher prices.
FRHIeHrs.-To liverpool by ateau, direct,
nominal on uplands va New YORK, s-lod
on uplauda, on sea Islands; oy sal'
ON uplands e.1sd, sea Sands nominal.
aavre nominal. Uosstw:se-to heW 1ofA
by steam, &c on up!ands and lc on eea
islands: 81 25 a tierce on rice; by SAIL &c q fb IN
cntton:-R tierce on rice; 4oc q barrel on rosin,
Sos p II on lumber; 5000 q on timber. T
Boston, by sail, &c p b on upland ootso-.
10 Providence. by sail IS q n en- boards, xc
p m on cotton; by steam 81 . bale on New
York rates. To Philadelphia, By steam, nc p fb
On uplands; by sail, 81 q N on boards; 50 oa
climber; s. p ton on Clay, AID Sa8a 50 en- ph08
pilates. To Baltimore, by steam, Hc p by
sail, 50 bo@I q n on boards; $s@3 IS q ton Tn
phosphate rock. Vessels are IN demand BY
OR merchants to take lumber freights f7cm
Georgetown, s. c., Darien aad Sati:ls River, Gs
aud Jacksonville, Fla, to Northern ports, and $40
ala p II are the RACES on lumber and boards.
ExcHANaK.-Sterling 60 day bills 22@221s.
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. The sanks are pur.
chasing sIght checks en- New York a. par; days
xoir; 10 days 4 or; Is days or; 20 days on;
80 days -of. They are selling sight checks at tH
pre- Gium.
GoLp-l3Gl4.
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MARINE NEWS.
CHARLESTUN, 3. C......... .SEPIEMBER 10.
Lat 81 deg 40 min 80 sec. Lon 7sdeg 81 min 27 sec
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamer Pilot Boy. McNelty, Bull River. To
Soop Agnes, I. ON BeHveu Plantation. 2 bales
sea island cotton. To & Heath.
Boat from Christ Caurch. bag sea island cot.
oop R.a s.n-e UnEis1 Uhurcn. bags sea Island
cotton. To Gaillard i Mlnott.
Received from Haben,cht's Mil, James Island.
2 bags sea island cotton. To W Bee CO.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Bark Kate Williams, Hall, Boston.
Schr Clara Montgomery, Borden, New York.
Schr Matoaka, FoOEs Baltimore.
Schr o Jameson, Evans, Galveston.
Schr Hattie, McClintock, Providence, R l..
FROM THIS PORT.
Steamship Falcon, Haynie, Baltimore, Seltenl'
ber1 II.
schr Eddie Waters, spates, Jacksonville, llth
September.
schr jamestown, Brown, Philadelphis, septem.
Der IL.
UP FOR TuIS PORT.
Schr Lilly, Hughes, at New York, September l3.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Steamship Champion. Lockwood. at New York,
Steamship Maryland. Johnson, at Baltimore
t.. SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
The ormen, Berkholm, from Alloa, Scotland,
August 26.
MARINE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK., September 15-irrivedr the steam.
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HONEY! HONEY! honey!
Fine New Country HONEY, to be had In qusnti.
ties to suit purchasers, OF DR.. H. BAER,
mays No. 13l Meeting street.
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TWO Hundred & E|ETY THOUSAND. DOLLARS
REAL ESTATE And U. s. GOLD BONDS
positively public
Chare A M,bym
CHARLESTON CHARITABLE ASSOCIATION
BENEFIT O.
f. r. Il e SCHo O l. IT. u N d,
8,
ONLY FIVE COLLARS PER SHARE !!


All the Real mentioned be the ward
SCHEDULE OF AWARDS.
Ho)
auncumbrancs,
That @ the t and obtained hs
street ehsesou incumSances
sIee m ehares CHARLES S c. free from % msranee a Vailed
Broad
valued at
Columbia with the ououdnss and improvements with
the Great Peedee River
United Gold Bonds sw issue o. te yaS
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IMMACULATE CONCEPTION,

''vALLE CRUCIS," NEAR COLUMBIA, S. c.,
For THE EDUCATION OF YOUNG LADIES, USDEl
THE IMMEDIATE SUPERVISION OF THE RELI.
GIEUSEs OF The URSCLISR
CONVENT.
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PORT CALENDAR.
NooN's rHAsAs.

,.ess o1arte. e.h. 4 hours. so m.n7ses. evening.
New II ION, l4tn. hn1r. 49 minutes. evening.
F :sJ Vuarrer. list IL hours. 81 uaiEute, evening
Full Moon, 28;h, 0'hour, a minutes, evening.
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MARINE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK, September 1t.-arrivedr the steam.
ship Angl!ca.
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G6ncationG,

TRS LINE INSTIT (
OF THE
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Markets by Telegraph.
MONEY MARKETS.

LONDON, September 15.-Noon.-Consols e3H
Bonds 93H.
FRANKFORT, September 15-Noon.-Bonds e5x.
PARIS September l5-Ncen.-The bullion has
decreased seventeen million francs. Rentes 57i
S5c.
BRUSSELS, September 15-Noon.-The Bank OF
Belgium advanced the rate Of interest 10 ~ per
NEW YORK, September is 5-Soon.-FreIghts
steady. Stocks strong and active. Gid firm at
l4aI4h. Governments dull and steady. State
boz very quiet. Money easy at 2. Exchange,
long 8H; shoot SX.
ESeniDg.-Money easy. Sterling nominal. Gold
I4Ha14H. Governments advanced < TO y.
Southerns not quite so strong. Tennessees TAX;
now 73. virginias eS; new So. L1usianas 65;
new so; ;levees II; eights 50. Alahamas 100; fves
81. Georgias 50; sevens 81. North CarOlinas al;
new a. South Carolinas IS; new ST. Freiyhts
dull. .=lf --g
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MARINE NEWS
CHARLES sToN. JANUAR
ARRIVED SATURDAY.

Br ship Edith, Hilton, Yarmouth, s-i7 days
Ballast. To b S Rhett Son:
Schr G Groves. Weaver, Phlladephla-l0 day 8.
Coal aud mdse. To b Baker co, Bira i
co railroad Agent, Cameron, Barkley i co, j
Kerr co, klnsman Lowell, Charieslon q u
'ys Scbr Ann Deas. Garbatti. West Poipt Mill. 81
tierces rice. To Thursion & Holmes anu Coaen
Hancke co.
Steamer Argo, Kissam, Ediste and Way Land
incs. p bags sea Island and bales up! 'nd COT.
TON, mdse. &c. To Douglas Nisoet, Jacobs, "A
Robinson. G " Witte, l. D Mowrr SON, Stoney
y IownGes, W Dayton. ] Colcock & co. RaVenel
co. j Lancaster, N Lancaster. Dawson. MRS
r Murray N McGorty, Clacius K Witte. w lee
CO, Fraser l. Dill, WAGNER Mnfaauga' Nch-
ards and Order.
Sloop George. from Santee. 1900 bushels rough
rice. TO ThurstOn i Holmes.
SIoop Julia from c oper River. 1900 ousheis
rough rice and = Tba9s,op Sales opstu uomes @
Sioon Ellen. George Cooper River. lois ousR-
ella rsugh rice To G Ingraham 4 son; -o,
sloop George Washington, Kelly Pon ron 'SS
oesLeIs sloan F,oEa Sullivan Pom Pen. 7i5 bushels
Boat from Johns Island. 9 bags sea Island cot
ton. To K Roper. ,,,,, ..,< -,o, To
Received from Bennett's Alli. ''.A 10 iiee' ~
G ii Ingraham Son.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamship South Carolina, Beckett. New FORK
left 5th INST Mlse 10 Wagner, Hnger ~ CO.
W Courrenay, u Aiken l. co, southern IN
press Company. 5 Railroad Agent. Adger,
Adams. Damon & co, G " Aimar, Apple, Bayer
L Kressell. A Beamsh. aurray Bates 4
CO, E E Bedford, IL bischofr co. " " Bird Il co,
T N Brisl oil 4 co, e ID Brahe CO. Bomann Bros,
J Brcnner. G A Bowman, Al BuSbaum. c
Borner. c Brown, II Brunning. a. ClIs Inn,
Chapeau HerlrOn. Crane, Boylston & co, Came.
ron, Barkey i CO. II Coba & CO, Colbnrn i low
ell Douglas Il Miller, Bnwie, Noise Davis, II A
Duc, Duval Il Son. Elias Bros. eel!mann d
CO, Furchgott, Benedict CO. D Fleming i co,
Foley. Ii Gerdts & co. A g GoIdw:n. ] GerEtn,
Gramann & SchaaEe, G Grave ey, Hnrbeson CO,
Hart 4 co. Hovey, Haynes co, JeGords l. co, H
JoLuson Johnston, Crews CO, o & a John
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NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD.
Passengers.

Per steamship Manhattan. for New ior6-W
Wilkinson, Springs, Miss Gonzales, l. D Ross
Mrs II B Sharp. nurse and two children, Mrs VIII
llams and TWO children.
Per steamship South Carolina, from New lorK !,
-Nrs smith and son, ] McBrenon, c Merritt, Il
Pearson, " Whitaker. W II Hargraye, Num-
] Maloney, Butchings Fl krausse.
Per steamer Dictator, from PalatSa via JACK.
sonville Fernandina and SarannalIMrs dresser
and child. Mr. Gleason, vile and child, Capt T ]
Lockwood, Mr. Eathans. Mr. Stickman, Mr. Brown,
W w Ross and wife, McDermoG and sister. MISS
A Beatty, Mr. Rider, A Lumly Wool,
C North, G. C Gibbs, yenning, Anthony, S
T Souder, and IS deck.
Per steamer Argo, from Edisto and Way Land
iurs-W Whaley, N Mitchell DR. D Pope, Mss
Johnson, o Bailey, Bailey MISS Sea9rooS' =
lancaster wife and four children, J u Lancaster,
vile and two children, Dawson and two chill:
dren.
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Markets by Telegraph.
FOREIGN

FOREIGN.
LONDON, January 6-Ncon.-Consols s2h. Bonus
seX. Sugar ahoat 2ss 6da?9s Cd:
oecngtiss SG1as iet Stocks
nniet. Erie 49, ConsolS e2H for both.
Evening.-Cons'ls s2k. Bonds s9H:
FsASkFoHT, January e-ESenins'-h' nus 't0Seu
LNRRfooL January ySNoonmvoISn Uas,td uu oaiea as
irregular; uplands 71aa8d; orleans SaeSdi SUES SUES
10000 bales; for the week 5000; exports 7OOo; @
Teceints Is2 900: American i3O,0 600. Highest grade
wheat 1Osal0s id, Flour 26s. Corn, new SIS I'd.
Lard SIS.
Afternoon.-Cot heavy; upland, s,, 51a.%aG; Se q
ass. 900 bales; American 100000.
Eyening.-Cotton closed mas and irregular; mp.
lands TXa7Zd; Orleans SaS1Sd; sales 10, oc9 oales;
speculation and exports lno asns rms anu nroy,snns
unchanged.
January 7.-Noon.-Cctfon opens Gnu WIN WIN
downward tendeneyi uplands 'Ia,S5o' olieans
7IaSd; sales 10 0O0 oaes' CoIn ois W. -,<,
Evening.-COtton closed nrmeri upianas ~,
orleans Sd. sales 10000 bales; speculation and
export 1000; sales OF cotton on ship loading a,
Charleston 51a,Md ioS maduE r,h ,daIes sos
DOMESTIC
Soo, sto,ss hotter
NEW ,nOa1,I ioaA, 1"uI MGner s@7. Steriing-ione
s; short W, rcre,se nf 90 leo 200 snecie in
shows leaa o oao ciscn,a,,on decrease oco
crsass. s2o.s,oSo' sIa sIa mn. legal tenders in
deposits increase, ere stS,SisSi, III, nIS nnrhanged
crease, S,,soVoy. rr eaout rnrn shade dr9er
MheaS qGleG anu @ nsa'S s;o ssSnooo Ior5 IN fair
Mess pork stsscs:.S,m' Sis hSv ;vnv " ,n,ands isc.
request: CoI.on .ina auI a T,ig seiTd at IsiEmiec
SAFES lUoo: aulpeatinsso 60 somS Ak Freirhts Iull
Eyeni1g.-Monsy easy ,S.I q. 0a' coS.rnmsais a,e
OF 98asA. Ioa iussao<o e, sontherns dnil
stronger, anu aoSaSsu 60 tnstn 81. new "a
and heavy Iennessees @ o. aS.iaS sS. aiaSts an Ala.
Louslanas "a; new o.: issesS w, ssSe
banias e5; ives 6s. Geolsias ,s aH SoroHn.S sa.
North Caronnas ~: new 1srs 20 nronnsis met siSes
1oss; sixty tWos sS sI sat Cn,to
new X; siXty-eighes .; asao haIss % ~ i5c eionr
dull ana uqenangeu snnerne STATE and Western
eui ~ aoas @ en-. common 70 choice extra State and
Western 50 loa6 oV. Meas .vs9a asa1 so rorn
winter req anu amoei .sose,In t,nrs nav sooa
shade easier, new 'oa'ozaS' ern, .. ,oTo,SIc
$40 l2h Beel steaay. LaIa LIN r, o. -, innsr
Groceries and naval scores nisi. .n. In,aH,,nT:
B0sroN, January I:-Gotton ouL, anta Iass .
15Hc; net receipts 26o oaies' gross FeeeplS A'"'
sales 800, stock 1000.
BALTIMORE, January 1-Cotton unli ana ,i heinl. @nu
ing lower; middlings 141: net receiptS 10 paies'
gr6ss receipts $50; sales S5o STOCK ~ 'oUo ,ra..
CINCINNATI, January 1:,Brsadssuns auii. ernaaS ss
p0TR unSettieu dt S4o Nv. uhS 80 - :. ~.
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Interior Cotton Eta rkets.


ABDEvILLE, January 6.-Coiton loi:al25se.
ANDERSON, January 4.-To-aay midd.ines COM
mand 13al3kc. .
ATLANTi, January 6.--The market to-day
has been quiet and steady; middl!ngS 1915 low
mldd.lng icy; good ordinary l2;i; or1ilnar! II.
COLUMBIA. January s.-sales Of cotton yes'er-
terday about 100 bales-midili3gs lS'sc.
CHARLOTTE, January 6.-Sa!es to-day II oaes
at l3c for brst. t.grades. Trashy cotton not III oe-
mand. Market dull and irregular.
MACON, January 6.-Receipts Sl6 bales; saiG'
ments 20o; sales COS. THE market quiet with nild'
dlings at l3Ac.
MONTGOMERY, January 6.-CoIon market Is
quiet AT l3c for low mddinGs.
oRANGEBuRG, January e.-Sales during ,fhe
week 100 bales. We quote: Ordinary IL, 10"
middling u, middling l21aal3.
SELMA. January 6.-Thcre were sales yesterday
to the amount OF $50 bales; low middllng l3'4c;
strict good ordinary l3. The demand was sood
with light. nerlngs.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-01-09
New York Hay Market.

From the Daily Bulletin, January 5: There IS
little better demand, and prices rule urn WIZ
light receipts Sales are 100 bales for savannah an
per steamer 1870 per sail: 100 for Augusta: AZ 1or
Macon: 100 ior Norfolk and 90 for Jacksonville all
at 81 20; also los for Havana reported al II %.
Retaiiug is rather quier, but steady; fancy lols
brig our outside price. Long rye straw Is Sery
Arm and scarce; ST 25 was o1ered this morning
and refused. Short and oat are In good supply
and unchanged. Salt hay is selling slowly LOT
packing, and prices are steadily held.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-01-09

rate Sales embrace 100 barrels on deck at 4s11c;
90 barres at 4sa4Skc, and rumored 100 barrels for
isttar part OF the month at 8 private price. Ro.
sns-straiued grades are very strong, with q
continued fair call from shippers and bu: little
disposition to realize. We quote at s. 35 for
stpained, with some parties refusing this price.
Sales today are unimpostant. Other qualities are
held steadily, with moderate inquiry, mainly
from the home trade.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-01-09

RaiIroad TO savannah, 4S by opcllla Railroad 10
Chareston. and l5i via Opelika Railroad 70 New
orleans T62 for hcne consumption.
SALES Since September lst 8" 432 oa,eS M l,aNe w.
becn reported sold-2l.o55 for Europe: 54o2 lur
Northern account, L. OH for Northern spinnerS
zee for home consumption. Our factories onE
mOs,ly on streets.