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List Of Shipping


IN TIE PoRT OF CHARLESTON, MARCH %.
Vessels under 100 tons, and steamers coastlne
within the State. excepted.
STEAMSHIPS.
Champion, 14ls tons, Lockwood, at Adgcr's wharf,
for NeY York, loading-James Adger & CO..
Georgia, 1000 tons, Crowell. at Union wharf, for
New York, ready-wagner, Huser 4 co, W A
c0ur'enas' SHIPS.
COLUMBIA, tSwed,) - tons, Srendsen, at Boyce Il
co.'s wharf, fur Amsterdam, loadng-Lesesne
BARKs.
Kedsr. $50 tons, French, at Atlantic wharf, for
Valparaiso, ready EnslOw Il co.
Moselle lBr 2s9 tons, Lefeurre, ut Palmetto
wharf, from Cape de Verde, waiting-R Mure
Draupntr, (Norl, 4G7 tons. Ingoldsen, In the
Stream, for Amsterdam, ready-Lcsesne K
Wells.
wharf, for Liverpool, loaaing-Wagner, HUI
ger Il co and A CUurienay.
Midas, 550 tons, Higgins. In The Stream, for Lv'
erpool. ready-W Roach It GO.
Florence Chapman. tEr,l-- tons, Jones, at Ac-
commGdaiion wharf, for Liverpool, loading
Henry Caru.
Mary Rowland..- tons, Rowland, at Brown co.'s
-n"' wharf, h M ior New Orleans, loadng-street Bros
ondina, ispan polacre,) 1856 tons, Mattel, at Brown
Il co.'s wharf, from Havana, just arriyed-WP
SCuOONERS.
Lilly, - tons, Hughes, at Palmetto wharf, for
New York, luading-W Roach & co.
John Slnsmau, 279 tons, Adams, In Ashley River.
for New uaveu rcaiy-n F Baker & co.
Frank Il Emily tons. McCObb, nt Marshall's
wharf, for Boston, rcady-M Goldsmith d
Sou.
L A Danuenhower. IA tons, Grace, at y Rail.
roaI, WHAT, lur Philadelphia, ioading-H
Baker K co.
WI lie Martin, = tons. Nnyes, In Ashley River,
for port in Cuba, lna ing EusIow Il co.
Mary Wills, -toua, lonts, u Ashley River, for
the Potomac. lUadng---J A Enslow j. CO.
W Il Mann, 2UI Ions, Rogers, at Palmetto wharf.
from Baltimore, dlscharging-H Baker
-.L. i co. r.s..
MahasEa, 1l6 tens, Eiinker. at Br@wn i co.'s
wharf, from Norfolk, Va, dlscharging-H
Baker & CO., w.
Benjamin Gansihe. ya7o tons, Stanford, at Gas
Com pany's wharf, from Philadelphia, dig
chargng-H F Eakcf- i CO.
Elias Moore, 30 tons, DeGru0t, at kerrs Whari,
from Baltimore. dl.chafg!ng-Master
A r Fabens, 2O1 tons Bragg. az Borce Il cos
wharf. from provlAence, n ], discharging-L
II Potter. ...! ...-,-:.-:, -: '-r--.- 10 .t.
S B franklin, oia tona, Null. at Central wharf,
from Greeuport l. I, disrhafging-M Master.
Yraie 2i4 tons, MasuA. at Adger's Wharf, from
New York, tischarging-W Roach ~ co.
Rinn ea,ler = tons. Snare, at Atlantic wharf,
from Norfolk, Va ufschargng---Muster.
] Marshall. a57 tons. ScaVy, at kerr's Wharl,
from New Orleans, dischaTGing-Mnster. =.
n G Hart, lss tons, kowley. at Central Mnhri,
from Greenport, i, discharging-' "a hnS'o"
Mary Ella, l55 tons. Thomas, at Dry DOCK, lor
Georgetown, 81, to u re:'aired-' Ehsto"
IL co,
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The Charleston Market.

FOR TIE WEEK ENDING THURSDAY, MARCH 2s.
TIE, CRoPs-The weather has preserved q!
spring like character, for most OF this period, was
generally dry, and the sun for part Of the day
displayed considerable warmth, forcing vegeta-
tion forward with much activity. The prepara-
tions for planting have gone on uninterruptedly
during this period. ~
TEE REcBRrs.-The arrivals at the cotton.pOrts
for the weeklnp to Friday last show q decline
on thesweek before, but were large when compar
ed with last year, and were lo2, ,4si bales against
1858 bales the week previous, and 41see oaies
for the period last season. At New Orleans the
receipts were 600 bales, in contrast with 1889
bales the season before The total arrivals at the
cotton ports from September j, 1870, up to the
latest mail dates, were ,77e bales, against
22sl, ,757 bales the year previous, showing an In
crease of SS7,O22 bales. The receipts at the chief
Southern markets from September I, 1870, up to
the latest telegraphic intelligence, as compared
with last year. were as follows: .,-.s .-.r.@f.
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THE CHARLESTON NEWS FRIDAY, MARCH a. 1871
Markets by Telegraph.
MnNKY MLRKKTS

NEW YORK, March -Noon.-Freiehts dull:
Governments dull and weak. Stocks strong, ss ons
not sofrna as before CALI Money easy at Hen :
Evenine..Money easy at 4a5. Sterling 9NaeN.
Gold llallH. Governments dull and heavy; Sky
twos, 12l. Southerns dull and heavy. Ienaes LIE
sees, 63X; new, ssX. Vlrgnias. GO; new, osN'
Alabama 1oi; nves, IS. Georgias, So; seyens, 90
North Carolinas, 46; new, 25. South Caronnas, fo'
new, 66K. Freights quiet, but 6rm. o,,< c,nbt
NEW ORLEANS, March 23.-Sterling NT. Slgnt
exchange par. Gold 1l}a.
COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, March 2S-Noon.-Cotton open,eu
nrmer, uplands 72sa71id, Orleans 7Ia7%d; sales
Evening.-Cotton quiet and steady; uplan;ds
7hd; Orleans 7szd; sales a. 600 bales for specu'a-
new York, March 2s-Noon.-Cotton opened
steady; uplands 15Hc; Orleans l6%c; safes zoOO
bales.
Evening.-Cotton steady, uplands l514c; saies
BOSTON. March 23-Cotton frm middling 142la
14Hc; net receipts 395 bales; gross receipts $50
bales; sales $50 bales STOCK i1O0 osfs nIs; and firm
mlddling 14Zc; net receipts 4S0 bales; gross 10
ceipts $50 bales; exports-Great Britain SC5 oaies
coastwise 800 bales sales 1856 bales; stock ~ ''o
bales.
NORFOLK, March 23.-Cotton steady, and oner.
ings light; low middlings 1311a1S34c; net recepts
1855 bales exports coastWise 1884, safes loo stoch
5495.
ding lS5c; net receipts 81 pale5; sales 2s bales
stock .32l0 bales.
SAVANNAH. March 23.-Cotton In moderate De.
mand middings 14c; net receipts 224l bales; sales
1900: stock 680s5.
AUGUSTA, March 23.-Cotton market closed
quiet at 1s9al3ssc for middlings sales 500 palesi
receipts 4S0.
MOBILE, March 2s.-Cotton quiet; middllngs
I4Ic; net receipts 1850 bales exports to continent
$50; coastwise 90; sales 1000; stock 81, s91.
/ NEW ORLEANS. March 23.-Cotton active, win WIN
full prices; middlng 14za14hc; net receipts IoSs "a
bales; gross 26s9 exports to Liverpool lS 1Ss; ~; 10
Gottenburg 1880; to Cronstads 1900; sales l6 0O0;
GALVESTON March 2a-Cotton quiet; good
ordinary l2c; net receipts 1922 bales; sales oooi
stock 55,7S5. -
NEW YORK, March 23-Noon.-Fionr quiet and
unchanged. Wheat dull and nomlnaly unchang-
ed. Corn uuiet and steady. Pork dull at s2la
q %. Lard quiet at 121aal2Hc. Turpentine dull
at 50a5OXc. Rosin firm; So 30 for strained.
Evening.-Southern -four dull and unchanged;
common 10 good extra S. 1s good to choice 5, %
ter red and amber Weste m 81 7oa1 70. Corn shade
frmer at s4as5X. Pork duh at 81. eefquiet.
Lard, kettle l22lc. Turpent!ne 50a501ac. Rosin
nrm at So 90. Tallow s%ae.
CINCINNATI, March 23-Flour dropping; family
Mess pork dropping, at $40. Lard dropping: at
clear sides lOIc. Whlskey unchanged.
BALTIMORE, March 23-Flour hrm; low grades
fairly active. Wheat quiet and easier f0r prime
and choice. Corn steady; white S5c; yellow s2c.
9Ic. Lard steady. Whlskey dull at elc.
NEW ORLEANS, March 23.-Sugar hrmer; prime
eXal0c; strictly prime l0xal0Hc. Molasses hrm;
plantation rebuiled 4Oa50c.
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sscsipt, by Kutlroa,.. March rs:

SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.
ST. bales cotton, IS bales goods. car stuck.
To Railroad Agent, Te:Zer. Rodgers J. co. ID De.
Saussure, G " Williams II CO, W q Dnkfs Il CO,
Prlngle u Son, G Waiter Il Co, Z Smith, W K
Ryan, W c Courtney ca, W Bee l. CO. Muir.
daugh Mathews. W Bowling K co, j ID Aiken
Aiken S co, K Mure Il co, Frost & Adger, Sloan u
SeigniOus, Trenholm Son.
NORTHEASTERN aAILROAD.
14S bales upland and I bags sec island cotton,
81 bbs naval stores. cars lumber and phospnai es,
cotton seed. = bushels rice and peas, mdse. &c.
To Geo W WlaGS& co, w Courtney Il Co, Geo
W Witte, . o Wltte, Frost Adger, Claghorn. Her.
ring d CO, Graeser i Smith, E WelllnG. w Bee
4 CO, s Fdss, Pelzer, Rodgers & co. E B Stoddard
& co, kinsnlan Il Howell, 7 Smith, RayeDel i
CO., Reeder L Davis, Trenholm & Son, A ] Salinas.
Brode " co, T Sanders, Railroad Agent and
Order.
SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON RAILRoAD.
18 bales cotton. live stock, mdse, &c. To "
Bee co. Murdaugh 4 Mathewa, J Fl Peterman, J
Wiley, Mr. IIanne0crg, BognOl, J Colcock 4 CO.
W NJ Lawton Il Sons, PlncGney Bros Sariy.
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Thelrecepts at this port for the week just closed
were 106 bags Of sea Islands and Floridas, and
1902 bales,ofo uplands, against 16s bags OF sea
stand and Floridas, and 5s0l bales or uplands the
previous week, sndisi bags or sea Islands aud
Floridas, and 1903 bales Of uplands for the same
tttneithe year before. The arrivals have come as
fQlloWs: Say OF up:ands per South Carolina Rail-
road 3Io4 bales; per Northeastern Railroad 272
bales; Savannah and Charleston Railroad 10
baies; Peedcs Il ,,ales; Edisto bales; wagons
133 bales. or sea Islands, Florida S. Savannah
8: Edsto 9; Beaufort 24; Northeastern Railroad !.
TIE COTTON MARKEr.-This article during the
week inst closed has generally exhibited dull
character with slight fluctuations. and prices
somewhat recedeay but became nrmer. Tile for
eign market which opened at7Hd!S Is for mid
ding lplinds, declined to 71a@77<d and improved
rot45zd; at New York, which began at 15}Sc, fell
on1olaTe; aud hardened to 1s'4c, and at lhls
poiqt., ,uiiddling uplands, which commenced at
1s%@1lc a ID, went down to 1Sss@lSAc and
advanced to l3x@1ic p ID. The movements at
Liverpool and New York for this period were as
follows :: On Friday, March II, the former closed
quiet uplands 7%, sales 12 900 bales: the latter
closed heavy and lower at 1870, sales 24s2 bales.
OF SatGrday the former closed dull aud easier;
uplaAdB Il Ika73si sales 900 bales; the latter
closed dull and nominal at 14zs, sales 1000 bales
oh52ip1day the former closed quiet and steady,
splands ;5A1@73Sds sales 10 00o bales; tIe latter
was FehAhg down asi1iNc, sales $3.50 bales. On
Tassiay the former was firm, up.anis 7!a977sl,
sales no 600 bales; the latterwas arm at 15c sales
1888 bales On Wednesday the former was Hrln,
aplands 73fd. saes il, 900 bales; the latter was
t1rm at 15Hc, sales 2e44 bales. Yesterday, from
t52f6fmnsr there were no dispatches; the latter
was steady at l5xc.o J4A i.,9 /!
The transactions in this market, for the week.
we're as follows r On Friday, March H. the article
opened strong, and prices, particularly In the bet
ter Suahties; were about 1s@14c . ib higher; but
latss the market became quiet and somewhat
easier; sales ;oJ bales ordinary to good ordinary
being quoted at '1iI@1sc, low mtddllng 1870
1870 mta9liPqg mta lsX@14c,; strict middlins x1t19
1iXe . Is. On Saturday the Inquiry was quite
restricted, and mostly for s.dlned. and tinged
qualities. Nothing OF i'm portance done in other
kinds, the descriptions so!d showing the market
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CoM1rERCIAL NEWS.
Exports OF the Week ending March 2

Exports OF tGe Week ending March a3
A-''A FOREIGN.
-IIyERPooL-Per Br. bark Minnie-32 bags sea
island anu -lo22i bales upland cotton, 4S5 ools
rosin...Per bark Midas-l4S5 bales upland
cotton, $50 bags cotton seed, 800 tons phosphate
rock. 80. soo,o ,,,,o, ,,,,ona
QUEENSTOWN AND MEREET-2o6s bales upland
cotton, 10 tons phosphate rock. -.
RIO pB JANEIRo-Per Br bark Lord baitlmore-
23S,l97Jeet lumber.
III; J. .-. -: DOMESTIC. -. -
New YoRk-Per steamship James Adger-62!
bales upland and "A bags sea Island cotton, l3l
tcs rse 54 bales domestics, 1S5 sacks cotton SEED,
"a Stls rosn so packages green peas, So packages
sundrfes ..,.. Per steamship South Carouna-l6o
bas sea islands and S45 bales upland cotton. 26s
bh tosin 6s tcs rice 81 casks clays, SO bags RICE
44bales domestics, 10 pigs sundrles, 80 pigs lrut
pkgs leather..... Per steamship Mannattan-Zo
bags island and 45s bales upland cotton, 20 tcs
rice 81 packages Of sundries, and Is empty
barrels 49,. Per. schr n W Smith, bales up.
land cotton, 40 bbls cotton seed OIL. 81 old Iron
axles, 10 hnds bones, 85 bbls scrap iron, cask
sheet lead,-l7o0 empty carboys, So 600 feet heWn
timber 10 900 eet,hooring boards.
PHILADELPHhS:Per steamship Virglnla-SS1
bales cotton 2l bales rags, &c, IS bales yarn, 81
tcs rice 81 casks cay, 25 bbls m0lasses.
BALTINORE-PF steamship Maryland-1I8 tcS
rice, 258 bales cotton 18 bales domestcs, ia Dds
roein, a hhds and bales hides, 1000 feet lumber,
Is packages sundries. nm ma
PALE kIvBR-Per schr " Thorndike-10o,ooo
feet lumber =.
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New York Hay Market.

From the Daily Bulletin, March 81: Receipts TO-
day 700 bales, good portion OF which was wet,
with falling Oh In receipts. Prices are drmer.
The sales are 200 bales for Havana at 81 l0al 10,
800 for Charleston at 81 Is, 10 for Fernandina,
Florida at 81 l5 10 for Enterprise FlOrlda,at 81 co.
s5 for Jacksonvl at 81 is, and 100 for Whining
prices, extra bringing as high as ST. 45 Straw is
steady and quiet.
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New York Rice Market.

From the Daily Bulletin, March 81: The demand
Is moderate for all kinds ut the moment Prices,
however, hold their own, and the offerings are
light: with sellers quite indifferent operators as
rule. Sales OF Jobbing parcels Of Carolina at SKA
S1<c and Raugopn at 71Sc.
From she'Journal or Commerce: There ls no new
feature to note. The demand Is light but holders
are not carrying much stock, and are indifferent
about operating. We quote Carolina at saSiac,
and Rangoon. duty paid, at-fs7 &c, currency.
From the Herald: The market was quiet but
steady. The 50 es were confined to small lots for
consumption at sI<aS24c for fair TO choice Carroll
ma, and 7a7h currency fer Rangoon.
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New York Naval stores Market.

From. The New York Journal OF Commerce OF
Tuesday, March 81: The market for spirits lur.
pentine Is very quiet. There Is more stock Offer
ing. and buyers have slightly the advantage.
York bbls at 53c and 125 bbls on private terms,
closing with shipping order parcels offered 52c
and this price shaded for -merchantable. There
is more strained Offering, and prices continue In
The buyers, favor, without further important
change. Fine grades are quier. Sales embrace
$50 bills strained a5 So 5o;l7+ bbls No. at So, and
$50 bbs No. lats$360sz.Tar 10 nSsuall demand
oil So As for Wilmington andWashiptt
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, March 2e.-TuRPENT1NE.-46e
hbls received and sold at So 80 for soft anu 81 10
for hard, per $50 lbs.
SPIRITS TURPENTISE.-MarIet weak and price
lower. Sales or ITO bbls at I6c aud GU bbs at 45c
per gallon.
RosIN.-seo bbs changed hands at 81 go for
strained.
TAR-Sales of i2s bbls at 81 GO per bbl-an ad-
vance or SC.
CurToN-Sales OF 40 bales. as llnws: at 10, 8
at loa, lat!1, at IL, l6 at l21, at l2ls, 10 Ut
l3, and 80 at 1890 per ID.
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Caucussed.

Who killed Charles Sumner
/, San Domingo,
did 1t, by jtngo- -
killed G. S.
Who saw him die.
], said Jim Nye-
] saw him die
How's that for hlghs
Who laid him outf
!, said John Scott
laid Charlie out
That's what's the matter.
Who dug his grave9
/, Cornelius Cole,
dug thehole
planted Charlie
Who nailed the collin?
!, Simon Cameron,
With my little hammer on,
nailed the coffin.
Who read the prayers
/, said CiDSS,
: "Let us have peace,o
But not with our Foreign Relations.
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AMsTERDA;-rer Nor bark Draupner-165Ob bales
upland cotton.
BoSTuN-Ppr schr Frank & Emiiy-l5 bags sea
island and loo bales upland, 29l b3is spirits tur
pentlne. go bbI r0sIn, 20 tons iron and mea as.
NEW YoRK-2j bags sea island and 894 bales up.
land c0tton, rs tcs rice, 304 bbls rosiu, ~ bales
yarn, 81 bales rags, SO casks peat, II packages
sundrles.
PHILADELPHIL-Per steamship Fall Rlvcr-28l
bales cotton, ~ les RICE ISL bbls naval sthres 232
bales yarn q bales rags, bbls iron, bulls beans,
90 empty 0blS.
BALTINoRE-Pcr schr Mary Wills-0a, o0o feet
b0arhs. plank and Scantllng.
NEW HArEN-Per schr John slussman-l7o 900
feet lumber.
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Norfolk Grain Market.

NORFOLK, March 21.-C0hN.-The weeks sales
foot up about $1,000 bushels, and prices have
ruled very steadily during the entire week. White
has uniformly brought s41sc. mixed S3hc. and
yellow about She, whtch is I'D advance or 1a111c
over the fgnres quoted ct the eose four lastFe
view. ThcFmarEet to-day has not been very ac-
tive. The sales were about 700 bushels white at
Sl,:c, and lot OF 400 bushels yellow, which was
forced on the market and sold at 79c.
OATs.-The sales or the week, are about 1900
bushels, and the market closes steady at 6.lSc.
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PasssngeEs.-

Per steamship. Georgia, for New York-Mrs
T Potter and rfIree children, o A. Lengnick,
Woodbury., W McBurney and wife! Davenport
N Rothschild, Andrew y Lee G. Lee, N Hoag,
Doscher Petit. .. .,..s . ,..,-.,
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The following are the receipts OF cotton at the
prinsipat Southern markets fromMarch l6 to p,
lsH, Inclusive, as reported by telegraph This
includes all points but overlend:
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MARINE NEWS.
Lat s2 deg 4s min SO sec Long 7sdeg 81 min 27 sec.
YESTEKuAY.

Span polaere oadlna, Mattel, Havana-6 days.
Ballast. To w P Hail.
Schr ] B Marshall SeaVy, New Orleans-12 days.
Corn. To O'NeIiI. Vessel TO Master. -
Scnr W II Steele, Buck, Baracoa-s days. Fruit.
To Bayer i Kressel Jr.
schr EIvina, Magratb, Combahee. 47 bales up.
land cotton. To Frost AdSer;
Schr Ellen. Rugero, Oombahee. S52 bushels
rough rlce TO W pee Il CO.
Schr Elvlna, Magrath. Cumbahee. 130 bushels
rough rice. To W Bee & co.
Georgetown. 2J1 bales upland cotton, l2O bbs
naval stores, mdse, &c. To RaYeael, Holmes
co, L D Mowry Son, Geo W Witte. Caldwell
sG5 Smith, IT. ass Kssds Davis Il MssSs WatsF e
Williams co, Caghorn, Herring & CO, VIC Bee
& co, Quackenbush, Barden Parker, and
order.
Received from Chisolm's Mill. 1o3 tierces rice.
To Frost & Atlger and H L Chlsolm.
Boat from HabenichI's Mill, James Island. 2
bags sea island cotton. To W Bee Z CO.
CLEARED SATURDAY. -.
Steamship Georgia. Crowell New York-Wag.
ner, Huger i co. W a UUurtenay.2 -.
Steamship Fall River, HIncIley, Philadelphia
W a Courtenay.
Nor bark Draupper, IngOldsen, Amsterdam
Scnr Frank L Emily, McCobb, Boston-M Gold.
schr Mary Willis, Jones' Baltimore-J 4 Enslow
schr John slussman, Adams, New Haven't F
'' ~ SAILED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Georgia, Crowell, New York.
Steamship Fall River, Hnckley, Philadelphia
Br bark Lord Baltimore, Hunford, Rio de
Janeiro.
Schr II Tlorndike, Hall, Fail River, Mass.
Schr N W Smith, Tookef, New York.
Schr John 8 Lee, Van Glider, Wilmington, n G..
FROM THIS PORT.
Steamship Virginia, Hunter, Philadelphia,
March 20.
scnr Larry Lee, Mayo, Wilmington, n O, 22d
March.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Steamship Charleston, Berry. at New York,
March 81.
Steamship Falcon; Haynle, at Baltimore.
March 81. s..s .-a.-
schr J Darby, WALL at Baltimore, March q.
MEMORANDA.
The Br brig Ila, Burgess; from Georgetown. G.,
was at st Pierre March IL.
The schr n Hawkins, Wyatt, from Boston for
Charleston. passed Vineyard aaven March l9.
The schr Ridgewood, Derricksen, from Potts
BluD Z, arrived at New York March 20.
The schr Palma Rankin, from Georgetown, c,
arrived at New York March 20.
The schr Jason. Wiley, from Georgetown, S c,
arrived at New York March 90
The schr ldabella, Fisher from Georgetown, S C,
arrived at New York March 20.
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Imports.
EIiIOrts.

BARACnA-Per schr " II Steele-lo,oCO cocoa
nuts, lU45 lunches -banapaa-s
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NorE.-we have deducted from New Orleans
d'2si bales upiands. nom Mobile a2es bales up.
lads q and burned 6o2; from Savannah 2sss bags
sea Island and 1871 bales upandand from Charles
ton 1851 bags sea island and 1885 bales upland
the quantities received at those ports from Mo-
bile, Florida Texas ana Savannah, ;@s J
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Interior Cotton markets.

Exports of Rice. Naval Stores and Lum-
ber from the Port OF Charleston. from
Sept. /, 1S7U. to March 22. 1871.
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to be an x@1c q b easier; sales near 300 psles'-
ordinary to good ordinary being quoted at llN@
l2xc, low middIings 1sH@ls,sc, middLng 1sao,
strict middling 143sc p ID. On Monday the mar
ket was dull, business light; sales
quotations nominal. On Tuesday the afticle-was
depressed; sales 400 bales, ordinary to good ordi
nary being quoted at III @12Ac, low middling lSAc'
middlng 1sXc; strict middlins lac y 10 on
Wednesday the market opened stronger, out De-
came quiet; sales 900 bales. ordinary to good OF
dnary being quoted at 1l@l2hc, low mldohng
13x@lsa<c, middling 1870, and strict middhng
14@141c q it. Yesterday-the article was nrmer
and prices fully &c q fb better; sales near soo
bales, say at 49, 10 at 11 Is at ll%' II az ~
l2s at Is, 200 at 1a, IS at 1s',, at 1891 10 S'
1877. at 1871 90 at II. "a at 14iic o 10. Wequote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to good ordinary. .111t@lS
Low wmiddllng.........t.... .l3S@-
Middling. ''''!o1+g5 !o1+g>
Strict m1ddling.. ng.................l4s@'i
SEA ISLAND CorroN.-The arrivals OF this quail
ty Of the staple were light say lOe bags OF sea Is
lands and Floridas, in contrast with l68 the week
before and 81 fer the period last season. There
has been nearly an entire absence Of demand dur
Ing this period, and the only transactions were
about 20 bags medium Carollnas says at 6oc, and
Is on private terms. The following quotauons
which we renew are entirely nominal: sea lslanos'
common, may be quoted at 5o@6oc q ID, medium
6o@67c p ID, good 6s@75c q 10, and fine and eG-
ira fine grades at 8oc@S1 2 ib, and upwards.
Floridas may be quoted at 35@IOc . ID Tor COM
mon, 40@47c q ID for good, and 4s@55c q tb lor
fine and extra fine qualities.
RIcE.-The arrivals OF Carolina rough have been
light, and were less than 10000 bushels for the
week. There has been fair inquiry prevailing
for much OF this period, and q slightly chang
Ing tendency In rates was apparent, but
the market has generally maintained rather
steady tone and closed without important change.
Tile sales during the period were about 500 tierces
Of clean Carolina, among which were 10 uerces OF
7l1-l6 227 at TX, As at 1915, % at 77s, rs al
1915, IS at 8, 80 at lie, 81 at SH, Is at SIC
ID. We quote common to fair clean Caroiina al
73l@7%, good s@si4c q ID.
NAVAL SToREs.-The arrivals have been l1gnt,
among Which were few lots OF new rosiu. Tie
following sales took place: 100 bols spirits turpen'
tine at 4sc gallon 81 bblS do at 4sc, l. ools 90.
at 47c % bbls extra pale rosn, new CROP al 81 50
bb, So bbls low pale at SIS. II bb!s extra No at
ST. % bbls No at SIS, p bols low No at 81 6o lla
bbs No at 50 co. $50 bbls extra No at 81 %, 16O
bbls No at So l5 Is bbs dull at So 25, 81 bbs NO
8 Mt So, 81 bb!s black at 81 so.
The following are the transactions in naval
stores for the week:
RosiN-In the early part OF the week Just closed
the market for strained and No ruled very &C.
tive, but closed quiet, with but little stock on