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Markets by Telegraph.
NnNRv MIpRETQ

LoSpoS, september 2S-Noon.-The B. ns rate Is
advanced 10 1. Gonsuls 92Ha92H.
Evening bullion increased twu and hall mil.
IONS total IN al twenty one and half mil
IiutIs. COnsolS Q. y. Bonds 92A. lurpentlle 425
6da43s
FRANKFORT. September 2s-Noon.-Bonds 9Sjt.
PARIS. September 2s-So,'n -Reutes 56f soc.
Ev."iug -kente- b6l acc
NEW YORK, september 2-Noon.-StocIa. gold
aun mouey steady. SAFE buuds dull and heavy.
sterling. long So shortsH.
Eveuiug.-mGney easy at Z. Ster ing ShaS;t.
Gold lIXal+'f Gov rnments dull AMI steady.
Sou herns dul' amt generally heavy.
Nsw ORLEANS pLemoer 2s.-bank sterling
2iA. >igut exchang. 4 premium. Gold l+:t.
COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, september 2S n.-Catton
opened urn: uplands sH 19Kd. Orleans 9hae1<d.
The market Il now Il mer; lies $4,000.
Eve"ing.-Cotton closet frm; uplands sitaoiid,
>Ew YoRK september s-Noon.-Cotton quiet.
Uplal,ds leEc Orleans 2oHc. sales OF co ton
Iulu es last evening 5000 bales: September l9 16
Al9a.; Outo;.er IL l5-l6ala 16. November 10 Lilo
aisH. u 'celnher l9i1*ls 3le January 1919, March
lsHa:0c.
r.veniug.-Cotio on closed hrm; sales 1851 bales;
uplands l9Xc. ml-ans 2o1sc. Sales cotton III.
October loals sls; November 10 1.l6a:sa; De
&c ub. 10 l-l6dloS; January l9Sal9 5l6; Feb.
runry l9H; March lsxal9I.
BOSTON, >el timber .s.-Cotton firm: middliRgs
2u4a3oAc; gross ceipts lis bales; safes 300;
srucs 4i0o.
PHILADELPHIA, September 2s.-Cotton steady
mi q ng> ike
ALT MORE September es-Cotion quiet and
Eln; m,udlinys lekc; neI receipts go bales:
gr ss $780, exports c,astwise 200 sales i5o; stock
las,
AusFoLx September cS Cotton Grn; mid
dlng- lSAc; net IccHips :65 bales; export coast.
vi el6s; sales &c; stock sos.
VII. ISGT0s, september 81 otton frm; mid.
'lnngs ls Cts; ues receipts 2os bales; sales Is;
STOCK la4i.
>ArASNAH. srp ember % Cotton in good de.
maj d. mMi''l,ngs lsac; net receipts e56 bales
ses SIS; stock SS03.
ACGisTA september cs..-Cotton quiet and
Sale $50.
MOBILE, september es-Cotton quiet: mid.
d inps l9Ic: het receints 70 bales; exports ll5S,
coa~twis SSg; sales 100; tick BU65.
MENPHIS septrmbr 2s.-Chton uuiet: re.
critis op5; shfpmen 545; nlIdingS lSi,c
,owe, n,dd"pgs lshc: mel receipts 3s6 bales
gross 763: exports IT, continent Si72; Sales 1900;
stpck 1852.
GALyEsroE. September 2s Cotton unchanged
good % tliDary l6Xa1cc; net receipts 79s bales
sales l3uu: stuck 1870
ProvIsIufs AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
l. NDuN. September 2s-Noon.-Talow a5s Cd
ai6>.
LIvEnro1L. September 2s-Noon.-sreadsturs
frmrr.
Evrn;Lv.-B tad-tufrs m. Flour 2ls I'd.
tW YORK; ,',tcnh,r 2s.Noo".-tiour quiet
ali" nrn. Wheat q let amd unchang' d. UOrn,
FORK aud lar'i stead. TurpenIlme very firm at
OK 63c RiI.in co 3G.H
Evr tls.-FIri" " 5h rir nrllrr: Common TO fair
rX- ri So Tai IS: 81 Od ncholc. 40ao Whi,key
a'catl. wncaI irregular AID Closing q shade
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nrmer; wiu,e, red western 81 57ai CO.: Corn q
shade frmer at 73Ha;4c. Pork s3 so. Lard
nniet Naval stores very 6rm. Tallow steady.
BAIr1MoRs. September 2s.-Flour-hIgh grades
advanced soc; other grades held higher: wheat
active and nrmer Corn unchanged. Pork ur.
Changed. Bacon active with an advancing ten
dency: should rs sasAc. Whiskey eSa99c.
WILaINGToN, September 2S.-Sptri's turpenttne
firm at 59c Rosin armer at s. so for extra paie.
Sc so for pale. Crude tarpentine nrm at 81 s5 for
hard 20 for yellow dip, 4 Is for virgin. Tar hrm
at 1926.
CISCISsArI, September 2s.-PorS In good DC,
mand at sl3. Larll firm at 9l4c. Bacon-demana
light and nrm. Whiskey 9ic.
LOUISVILLE September 26.-BagginR quiet ana
steady; round lots 17alsc; STOCK 600o Pieces Pro-
Visions 1rmer. Bacon active.
NEW ORLEANS. September 23.-Westcrn pro.
duce, groceries and PROVISIONS unchanged.
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Exports OF thc "ccA ehusee
FoREI6E.
A PORT IN GREAT BErTAlS-Per Br oarA o'''A
Prince-38i5 bDlS roSiE.
DOMESTIC.
BosroN-Per schr W Bradley-sooo oon ou1S Us rosin
otton, $50 bbs spirits turpennnee, ne ,oVs o
bundles ma g. 40 tons bones t]V .E 90 feet o1
,ocv Per schr u Van C!eat-'oo"o iee' VI
boards and 65 900 feet timber. .., co-o,,na "a
oVS Hvw SoaEWPer steamship Soutn IaroilnaIoo
,oss ~ srs island and 1857 bales upano cot'oa, as
sn sssrces rice. iO4 teI omestcs AMI gooo az
s nevsi stores 90 casSs cay. 272 bags Oh! CAKE
c hhIs oil Is bundles paper, 2o2 pEgs drlen lrule,
and Al pSgs sundries. Per schr PS!me-lh~sro
cargo from Georgetown. c. Per STEAMSHIP ca ha Up
lanes Adger-4 bags sea island ana osU % es
INLAND cotton, % casks clay, and SS hhds TOBACCO:
Per steamship Mauhattan-2s bags OF
eea island and 49, bales upland cotton. IL pales
domestics 90 bbls rosin. 81 terces rice, i5 hhds
tobacco, 234 pkgs dried fruit, 20 aSgS sundres..
Per schr Jessie Smith-li10o0 feet iumoeI.
PHILADTLPHI,-Per steamship Fmplle-Zz Ss tcs
rice 81 bales cotton, $50 bbls naval stores, IL. 10
bales domestic, ASS bags phos2hates' iSi pscA
ages sundries. c,, 90 .ierces
rice. lOl bales cotton SO hhds Tobacco, LOO ea o1s
phosphate, s bales hides roi'' 'e"'Ao''
feet lumber and sundries'
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rn. Ch.riesron Market.

Ros TIE WEEK ENDING rHcKsDAf' ssrrExBEk %
rux caops.-rhe weather during the pat week
was generally dry and moderate in this ssction,
but was somewhat unsettled for part OF the
ame. which interfered With work. fne reports
rom the interior still indicate reduction IN the
v,eld and would seem to point to aheavy falling
ofYin the cotton crop.
THE RECRIPrs.-The arrivals at the cotton
ports for the week up to Friday last were 2o6oo
bales, against 12,5 5sl the previous week and a'oo'
for sne period last season. at New orleans tue
receipts were 1857 bales, In contrast with Sal0 tue
week OF the year before. The total supplies a' tne
Q otton ports from September lst' 1871, up 10 .ne
atest dates we're g. 9lo bales against COZ oales
the previous year. showing decrease OF 35,0s2
bales. rhe receipts at the principal Southern
markets from September l, 1871, up to the latest
eelegraphic intelligence, as compared with the
wear before were az follows:
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Receipts by Railrond, September as.
.orTn oARoLINA RsILICAo.

5s7 bales cotton, Ill b,les goods, sc5 bbls nour,
IS Obls naval ores, 6 Cars stock. TO RAILROAD
Agent PIingls & Son, Geu Fl Waller co Pelzer.
Rodgers & CO. " Bee j CO. Reeder paws, A
salinas, W E Ryan, T P smith. Caldwell Sun,
v ard aw Carew. Mow7y 4 Son, s smith.
Bulwiuke, Bowling d CO, W W Smith,. klnsman
Il Howell, ennoln & Son, Frost q Adgrr, John
Hanckel. Gaillard & Minutt, Fraser Din, John
stOn Crews i CO., Muruaugh & Mathews, Sloan
Seirnl0u Wlss j cO, Courtmey, Campsen
i co, W Williams co. Macqueen RiecEe.
NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD.
li6 bales cotton. 1Ii bbl- naval st res, cars
lumber aud II stock tobacco. rough rice, ndse,
&c. To Geo " Wi Jams Il co, W K X, an, d
C!aussen, T I'm IN A Smith, Reeder DaVls,
A ,allnas. Walter & &C Barden PaiKer,
Claghorn. He ring d cn. Wilcox. Gibbs co, w
Bee c.. Pelzer. Rutgers co, hinsman d h"w-
ell. Raven co. Pnnrie Son. Wagner
Monsers. WieterS. G Courtney Gu. Boil.
mann Bros, IL k,a,tr & CO, Bl-chon Il Gu,
Web mann. W Gu mey. Gnoaman NJ; stern. !!
" CD ,rcey. C Fonn, Lave tx l.. Eason 4 Bro, W
U Ia, lor, j q Ma,!eu,e, and Railroad Agent.
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New York Rice Market.

From the Daily Bulletin. Tuesday, September
%: Business has been rather dull and the market
without many features OF interest for the day.
Holders do not urge matters and generally insist
upon about former rates, but meet all ordinary
calls willingly. Sales OF so tierces Carolina at 81
a9hc, and 800 bags East India at 6Xa7c for RAN
goon and TAa71Ic for PItna.
From The Journal OF Commerce: There is mod
crate business doing fer trade uses 1T steady ral
The offerings continue rather light. We notice
sales OF 100 tierces Carolina at TAc for common TO
&C for prime. 275 bags Rangoon at 61la7c, and $50
bags Patna at 7ha74c.
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New York Naval Stores Market.

From the Daily Bulletin, Tuesday, September
%: There Is a moderate business In spirits tur-
pentlne; but the market Is firm with small STOCKS
Sales are ITS bbls. In merchantable order, at &C.
Rosins-The demand Is brisk for strained. princi.
at S3 so. Fine grades also are In good demand
at very full prices. Sales foot up fully II 200 oos
strained at So soa3 so; 800 bb!s No at rs: 76o
bbs strained at 50 So delivered l4c0 bbls pale at
az: 500 bb!s do at 81 so; 200 bbls No 2 at 81 and
on Saturday not before reported 25oo bbls strain
ed at So 80. lob. Tar Is quiet at So for Whining.
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Interior Markets.

SUMTER, September 26-CorToN.- staple
has been rather dull for the last few days. caused
from unfdvorable reports from Liverpool and
the Northern markets. Sales since our last re-
port 225 bales. Thi, does not iHclude the ship.
ments. We quote ordinary lac; good ordinary
16;4c; low middling l6xc; middling Ike; strict
midding 17Ac.
COLUMBUS, September 26.-Market depressed
because of decline or Nc In New York. For mid.
dlngs l7c was offered without finding sellers;
sales Is bales; receipts 62; shipments 81.
MONTGO merry. september 26.-Cotto1 Is SELL
Ing at lSc foc middlings In this market.
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, September 27.-SPIRIrs Tus-
PsSTINs.-Sales OF 756 casks at 5sc per gallon for
Southern packages, and so casks at 6cc for New
York packages.
IS 25 for No. ], anu So IS Tor extra Mo- 2.
CRUDE TURPBNTISE.-Salrs or "a bbls at 81 lot
yellow uip and s. so for virgin.
TAR.-Sales OF Is bbls at 50 Is per bol.
COrTON.-Sales OF 18 bales at 1Sc per pound.
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Now York Hay Market.

From the Daily Bulletin. Tuesday, September
%: Receipts to-day 1925 bales. The market Is
quiet at 81 10 for shipping grales. The sales are
100 bales for Galveston, 10 for Whining ton. and rs
for Portsmouth, all at 81 10. Retail Is in good de.
mand and firm In price. Straw Is In fair demand
at former prices.
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List OF shipping
IL THE PORT OF CHARLESTON, sEFrsxsEH 2s.
Vessels under 100 tons, and steamers coasttnp
within the State. excepted.
STEAMSHIPS.
MIllbanke, (Br) S33 tons. Smith, at Vsnderhnrat's
wharf. loading for Liysrpo'inw'a'snn wa & Hia ~
New York, loading-wagner, Hu'er co. "
A Courtenay.
Virginia, tons, Hunter. at Brown cos wharf.
for Philadelphia, losdlnE-W Oourtenay;
Falcon, 612 tons, Hsynie, at Union wharf, for Bal
tlmore, loading-P Trenholm.
SHIPS.
Lady Durerin, (Brl 1876 tons. Flynn. at Accommo'
dation wharf, nom Liverpool, dlscharsipg-
Henry Card.
BARKS.
Kathleen, Br.) 500 tons, Wright, at Accom-.
mediation wharf, for Liverpool, readJ-H
Card.
Union wharf, for Great Britain, loeding-a
St Peter, isi tons, Bartlett, at Commercial vnNr.
from Bull River, S G, waiting-J Enslow
Delphine Melaine. (Pr5 = tons. Bersho at Un,on
wharf, from Callso, dlschsrging-Geo " Will
Ana span, - tons. Relns, at N = Railroad
wharf, for Canary Isles, loading-W Hall
BRIGS.
Deiphine, tFr.) A2 TONS, Isuanat, AZ SousIxIo
wharf nom New trleans' wai'ins-d a Ems
low co.
SCHOOSERS.
Up Allen, Isl TONS Allen. In Ashley River. for
Philadelphia, loading Enslow co.
Francis SatterIy. tons, Stetson, in Ashi
River, for New York, rcady-Wm Roach
6co.
Narragansett, 3lT tons, Haskell at harsh's wharf.
from Richmond, Ne, waiting-Jos ErsloS
Il co.
E MesSerycy, 2I6 tons, WALL In Ashley River, lar
Providence, loadlng-L Potter.
Florence Rogers - toms, Shepherd. al Adger's
wharf, from New Yors, dischargiug-W Roach
d CO.
Ii T Hedges, Gig tons Franklin. at y e Ea,,road
wharf, for New YORK, loaGing-u + Bas,r
i co.
Henry Allen. - tons, Tatem, at Cent.a, wharf.
from Philadelphia, dscharg!Dg-H Baker
d co.
General Banks. tons. Rayne'. at Central wh n
from Boston, discharging-Master.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-09-29

Tie rec ipts a~thts portfor the week just ter
minated We e 81 bags OF sea Islands and Flori'
das and 6sss bales OF uplands, in contrast win
9e bags OF sea Islands and Foridas and 2Sll bales
of uplands the week before AMI 2S bags OF sea
islsnds and Fioridas and Sa51 bales OF upand> f"r
the period last yea These Supplies have come
as follows. ga. OF uplands per south Caro-. ma Ran
road loi4 bales. per Northeastern Railroad 1887
Savannah and Charleston Railroad TO- Peede l74,
Florida l, Edlsto3 II Sea Islands. ia nes Island
Z, Christ Church TO- Edisto IS st. Andrews |,
Savannah and Charleston Railroad 90. Johns l.
land 6, wadmaaw .
The COTTON MARKEr.-This staple exhibited
limited changes, Ine 1uc'uItlus neing slight
during this period, with gsneraiiv quiet ea ures,
the foreign market ruling ut sS@eHh q b f'r
middllng uplauds. At SrH York he rates We're At
lskc, falling to 1e&c, ard improving To laa
ano at this point at lS9 SIC a b, clo.ing at
l8Hc. Tn movements In h article az u ve'-
pool ami New J ork for this time " re as follows:
On Friday SEPTEMBER %, h. former clo- ei heavy,
uplands aH@oxd; sales 5000 balrs; the latter
was doll and heavy at ls,tc. Sales 800 oales On
Saturday the former was hea y, urlands e3Id,
sales 5000 bales; the latter was dull and heavy at
1exc; sail 100 bales. Or Meudsy he former
was st ally. uplands sXSsSd sales 10000 bale;
the latter was quiet and weak at l9Sc. saes ZOO
bales. On Tuesday the former was nrm, upianrs
eK@9kd, sales 10000 haies; The latter clio ed
steady at 1sfc, sales 42.' bales. On Wednesda,
the former was flrm, upt.,ds aX@9hd, sales l5.-
900 bales; thelatter was bI.n at i9hc, sale, 22Sl
bales. Yesterday The former wa rrm uranns
sK@3Kd, sales 1900 bales; The latter was qu,el
and weak at lsxc.
The transactions and prices IN this ra, Eet cur
log the past week were "a follo~s: Cn Friday,
September % the article was et.sier, ar. In some
cases y 10 &c a 70 lower: gnod demand pre-.
vailed; sa!es 500 bales; ordinary tn good URINARY
being quo ed at l54SlIk. sow mi'cnug ls. mid.
; ding ISS@1sH strict m'ddNug l>Xc q IS. o.
.Satuida, here was wsi. sustained inquiry al
somew hat lower figures; sa!es SIC ba.. s: 'Ti nj
to gooo ordinary beng ouotei at 'S9 TX ow
middlirg IS, middling lsE. st-lct ni.'ul"g Sac
. b. On Monday the arI'cle opene We h, BIZ
$50 bales; quotations ss before o. Tue>d,, the
market vas depressed aud prices aec;;nc Is !"
Ne q b; "a es $50 bales: ordinary tG go"d o'di-
nsry o,ing quotcd at l59l.Sc, low ra'id!,n- 1fas,
niddllny Is. strict niddinc isaic q ID. On We'd.
nesdsy the ar icle was active and pfce- aboui Ac
2 tb higher; sales lCo0 bales: riuary To you'd
ordinary being quoted at I5e,iIH: low nliddi na
1s, middiipg 49,. strict nisldi g 1896 q 10.
Yesterday there was !a!r demand ~ uhcnaneer
rates; sales 700 bales, Bay at -. at IS. at IT,
8 at I1X So at l7 10 at ifk, Is al l1x, 30 at l8
lsa AT lsiist,, iS at lsH. "a at lsS, l aIle. Ne
luo.e:
LIVERPOOL T agIpYCIrIO
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-09-29

SEA ISLAND CoTr0N.-The upIhes ,"m ng to
asnd are more i;bera. although sin lgh an,
were 81 bags OF Csronnss' and fiordas ~" one
them bags OF new P!ortdas. There has zen
come INQUIRY for she bnrr grades, which ire held
ar~,y, With ,ra1sacsiors amounting to about -
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-09-29

The arrivals at the principal Southern centres
from September 81 to september 81, 1871, inclus-
I've, as reported by telegraph. compared with the
year before, were as follows: