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EHE TOBACCO CASES.
A statement from Mr.. CommissIoner
Porteous.
q. 8. COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
CHARLESTON. September 26, 1872. I

CHARLESTON, September 26. 1872.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEWS.
In your issue of this date you publish an
article from the German paper of this place,
and as a simple matter of Justice to me, I Will
thank you to state that before I commenced
to act In the matter of these tobacco prose-
cutions, 1 took counsel from the best legal
source. possible to me; and as to the parties
paying their costs, that was a matter Of per-
,fact Indifference to me. I can allow no com.
promise, but always require the party to give
security for his trial, and In every case of
dIscontinuance 1t was by the direction of the
United States district attorney, who would
refer 1t back to me, that II I saw nc, inten-
ttonal violation of the law, the case could be
discontinued upon the costs being paid,
which costs would be paid by the govern
ment II they were not paid by the parties.
AID with regard to this article, there are two
miscellaneous In 1t. Mr.. Thlele was not
sworn, and I told him that I had no power to
discontinue his case, but that other cases of
q like nature had been discontinued by the
district attorney. =
Very respectfully,
JOHN F. PoRTEOUs,
United States Commissioner.
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Interior Cotton Markets.

CoLuHBIA. September q.
Sales OF cotton to.cay 80 bales; middling Iec,
OeANGEBURG. September rs.
The market has been quite brisk for the past
week or ten days, and upwards OF 2T0 bsless were
sold at prices ranging from 1sa1sHc. Yesterday
the market was dulier than usual, aud prices
fell &c. 'i'',. lH
SUMTER, September 25,
About 667 bales have been sold sfnce last re.
port. The staple has been dull and heavy aud
gradually declining, caused from unfavorSble re-
ports from Liverpool and tina Northern market.
No doubt the very heavy receipts have some In.
ruence on the market. We quote: Ordinary
13kc, good ordinary 14c. low middllngs Ilxc,
mlddlings 15c, strict ~middlines15xc.7 "a =
ABBEvnLEI septemeaf 26:
Cotton ID quoted at 14H to 14xc. giving TO-
the steady decline 10 the Liverpool M New York
markets. our market has shown great weakness
during The past week., and prices have fallen to
lax cents for low middling.l Receipts unusually
heavy.
lsY-UrOANDHN. September %.
Since our last report the market hasrstill con.
but small sales. We'quote the sales for the week ct
about 200 bales. closing to-day at from 15x 10 1sk.
cents for mlddllng. shipments for The week 40
bales. ~ uuHs,5 - a., g,itfrS
NEwBRRRY, September n
Cotton is quoted at Isl cents. - -
SPARTAN5uRG, September "a
Cotton La selling at LIN cents ..s,j-.
. ~ MONTGOMERY, September q.
The market y steaay;g good ordinary 10 cents;
strict good ordinary 1GA; loR middiilg lsxs; midi
dliBg TX.
COLUMBUS, September "a.
The market yielded to the dull tnnue1ce OF New
York and Liverpool, and mains quiet. Low mid
dlings l6Mc. Sales ls9. ,baies; receipts ITO; ship.
ments 126. "5.' "Hi
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ouR PRICES. CuRRENT.-We especially invite
tne attention OF our merchants to The NEWS
fFlces current, Issued this morning. Made
up with the utmost care, and handsomely
printed with entirely new tyue. II forms. with
Inc business card OF the house forwarding 1t,
tne most attractive and welcome weekly
commercial circular that can be used. Price.
for ten copies or more, with business cards
two and a half cents per copy; single copies
i've cents.
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FURcHaorT, BENEDICT d Co. announce to
the public that they will open their new store
No. 275 King street, on Monday, September 80.
Preparations are made for the display Of
very latest and finest styles of Dress Goods,
(all descrlptions,) Shawls, &C., and ladies' are
most respectfully requested t. Inspect the
very latest fashions before supplying them
selves for the season." Our, prices will bereg-
ulated according to the lowest New York price
currents. Respectfully, F%URoHGoTT, BENEDICT
& Co. sepl9.
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THE COURTS.
Municipal Court

Mun1cipai COurts
Joseph Davis, lodged by his guardian for
.safekeeping, dismissed. William Armstrong,
drunk, fifty cents. Michael Maley, firing q
pistol In the market, forfeit Of the pistol.
Emma Hamilton. drunk and dlsorderly, two
dollars or twenty days. James Burrow, disor-
DERBY, one dollar and q peace bond. G. b.
Brown, dfsorderly, dismissed. Henry Page,
drunk, !dJsorderly and resisting the police, two
dollars. iiilchsel O'Mara, drunk. disorderly
and resisting the police, two dollars and a
peace bond. A dog and a cow at large, one
dollar each.
Trial Justiees' Courts.
Gray Gslllard, q colored man, was struck
over the right eye yesterday morning: and
severely cut by J. n. McMullen. hchullen
was arrested on q warrant from Trial Justice
Mackey, and bound over to appear this morn
ing for examination.
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TIE FIRST CARGO FOR HAvRE.-The fine
schooner Georgetta Lawrence, Captain Rob-
inson, was cleared here yesterday for HaVre
by Messrs. Roach & Moffett, with 1900 bales OF
upland cotton. This is the first cargo of the
season for Havre, and as the Georgetta Law
renee ls a quick sailer, she may be expected
IN make q rapid voyage.
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The receipts. at this port for the past week
were 253 bags OF sea Islands and Floridss and
70, es7 bales OF upiands, In contrast with 1913 bags
OF sea Islands and Floridas and 1910 bales OF up.
lands the week before, and 81 bags OF sea Islands
and Floridas and 5sSs bales Of uplands for the
corresponding week the year previous. These
arrivals came as follows. say Of uplands per
South Carolina Railroad 1886 bales, Northeast.
ern Railroad 1854. Savanna and Charleston Rail-
road 1872, Santee S74, Peedee 400, Florida s, Edisto
A.. OF sea Islands, EdIsto 81, Johns Island IS,
Christ Church SO, Wadmalaw 4, st. Andrews s,
Savannah and Charleston Railroad q, Beaufort
18, Northeastern Railroad 8, Florida So, James L.
land IL.
THE COTTON MARKKT.-WIth large receipts at
the Southern ports, and q disposition to meet
the market on the part Of sellers, this article had
q lower tendency for much Of the period, after
wards was frmer, and the foreign rates, which
were at sXd, declined to sh@sXd, and Improved
to sKd 2 ID for middlIng uplands. Al New YorE,
prices were at loo, and receded TO 1870, but I'M.
proved to 1sxc. and at this point the article com.
merced at 17@l7Hc, fell OF to 184@I6xc, but
stlnened to 17H@17Ho p ID. The sales and
prices at Liverpool and New York for this period
were as follows: On Friday, September 20, the
former closed easier, uplands 9xd, sales 10000
bales; the latter was irreg ular, uplands 19c, sales
144s bales. On Saturday the former was easier,
uplands sKd, sales 5000 bales; the latter was
easier at 1sXc, sales 2ol7 bales. On Monday the
former was easier, uplsnds sH@sKd, sales 1000
bales; the latter was easier at 1850, sales 1854
bales. On Tuesday the former was steady, up.
lands sX@sHd, sales 10000 bales; the latter was
steady, uplsnds 1890, sales $3.50; bales. On We'd
nesday the former was steady, uplands 9I@ehd,
sales IL 600 bales; the latter was steady at s%c
sales 1907 bales. Yesterday the former WAS firm.
er, uplauds sHd, sales $1,000 bales; the latter was
at 1870. and fell or to 1870.
The movement in cotton In this market Tor the
past week has shown the following sales and
prices: On Friday, September 20, the article was
depressed and lower; sales 1900 bales, ordinary to
good ordinary being quoted at 15@1oA, low
middling l6x@lsA, mlddiing 17@17A, strict
middllng II 5-1s@l7Ke q ID. On Saturday the
demand was fairly sustained, but prices were
easier; sales HOO bales. ordinary to good ordinary
being quoted at l5@l6H, low middling l6H, mid
ding 1sx@17, strict middllng nominal. On Mon.
day there was an active inquiry at easy prices;
sales $500 bales, ordinafy to good ordinary being
quoted at 15@ls, low miadling lex, mlddling
lsh@lsX, strict mlddllng lsX@17c. Ga Tuesday
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ANEW CATEcHIsM.-The Presbyterian Board
of Publication in Philadelphia has just issued a
."Comprehensive Scripture Catechism for all
Evangelical Christians" by the Rev. w: c.
Dana, D.. D. The questions are marked BY
brevity and simplicity, and the answers are
In all cases made up of opposite texts from
the Bible. The whole catechlsm is Included
In twenty-four duodecimo pages, containing
one hundred questions and their appropriate
Answers.
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Havana Market.

HAyANA, September 70.
The following are the closing prices for me
week ending Saturday: Sugar frm; an advance
was asked. but none conceded; NOS 10 70 y neooiSs q
1oXallX reals; Nos Is to 90 D. s; i2alSa 6rd ,eals'
eHa1o; grocery grades frmer; STOCK In ware.
houses, ao7, 400 boxes. 1000 hhds; receipts Of the
week, 676 boxes, l75 hhds; exports for me Week,
10. 500 boxes, $50 hhds. including 6go0 po6es ALI
300 hhds TO the United States. Lumber nrm'
white pine S41a4s; pitch Zine $40. Coope!aRe 9n.
settled. Naval stores active. Freights qulet olt
steady; to the United States, box sugar ta.t;
hhds 81 2sa4 IS; hhds OF molasses ~ oo'' o'' W
Falmouth and orders 500.
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BUILDING MArER1AL.-An extensive stock
and large variety of Doors, sashes, Blinds,
Balusters, Mouldings, &C., are kept constantly
on hand by Mr.. P. P. Toale, at his warerooms,
No. 20 Hayne street and No. SO PincEney street.
The above are all made at his own factory on
Horlbeck's wharf. he keeps, also, French and
American Window Glass, Stained Glass, Slate
Mantels, Buiders' Hardware, &C., from the
best manufacturers. mch8-fmWlyr
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CHARLESTON BAPTIST ASSOCIATION. Dele
gates to this association will take notice that
couveyances will meet them at Orangeburg
for both day trains on Wednesday, October
30th, 1872. All falling to come on that day
will have no other opportunity of getting out,
the church being over twenty miles from the
depot. 80.
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NOTICE TO DRuaa1sTs.-By act Of the Leg
~islature, druggists are required to have the
ANTIDoTE to each poison or poisonous COM
pound sold by them printed upon the label on
each bottle or package. The NEWS Job Office
is prepared to print to order all such labels,
being provided with the requisite cuts. speci-
mems may be seen on application.
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Receipts. By Ranroad, September ae.
III SOUTH oiaofrsE RifIRohD..o5

1861 bales cotton, 81 bales goods, 500 bbls iour,
1s' bbls spirits turpentsne, 1T bbls .rosinj 8 cars or
lumber and wood, and Lear stock. To Railroad
agent, Geo HsWalter d CO, Peizer, Rodgers 500,
W P bowling, A Salinas, G. Williams b CO.
Sloan d Selgnious, CraWleyi& Dehor, A S,Smitb,
Reeder 4 Dawn, wiss d. co, Murdengh d Week.
~. W B Smith i co,%A-B MuDigan,: MowTy Bon,
FDC Kracke, Sterens, Werner & Quicker, John
Oampsen d co, WAGNER & 'HonBees, Knobe1och
& Small, J @ AalI0nee, Bafden'& Parker Lesesne
& Wells, Z 8 Miles, P . Trenholm, o. Sahlman.R
O Sharp, O Clacius, B 0'Neill, Jencrds Il casOR
Holme8, l. D Desaussure, and thers:.osc1ra
NosTHsAst1RH RAIRoAD.t
22s bales OF upland cotton, 81 obls spirits OF tur.
pentine,i SOL bbls rosln, cars Of lumber and wood,
tobacco. furniture, mdse, DC. TO TIP Smith,
Pel2er, RodgeTsG co, W. Ryan. Aowryr ID Bon,
Trenholm d Son, A J Salinas, 3 d Erost A:cosQ
w williams d co, caldwell d Son, WhIden. q
Jones, K,nsman b Howell. Barden Parker, w
OBee& co, Geo q Walter q co. AS Smith, W1tte
Bros, Ravsnel q Co, 'Reeder 4 Davis, g Fonln.&
Son, Klinck, Wlckenberg Il Co, Dukes p COVE
Williams & Son, Murceugh d WeeklyttW ERyan,
Prinple & Son, Orswleg d Dehon,lS 0lStoney..B
Nallefort, WAGNER d Aonsee3EEf yelling. WtSs
q co, Wilcox, Gibbs d co. Qlackfnbush,: Esttl&
co, B B d co, IN Robson, u Blsohon 4; CO.
Holmes, Chapeau d CO, W p Bowling, J Wiley d
co, N E Railroad Agent, and Others.
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BUSINESS

NOTES.-The steamer N. s. Allison, for
EdIsto, Enterprise, Rockville, &C., will leave
on Saturday, at three A. NJ, In place OF
three P. NJ. as per time table.
Freight received this day at Southern wharf
until shutdown. DOUGLAS NIsBET, Agent.
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CARPETS, OncLoTH, MATING, &c.-Atten'
ton is invited to the advertisement of Mr..
Geo. A. Bowman, whose superb stock Of
carpets, &C., is well worthy an inspection by
those in need OF anything in his line.
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS PURCHASING FOR
CAsH.-That they can save twenty per cent.
by calling and examining the stock of Dry
Goods, Ready.made Clothing, Notions, &c., on
consignment from Manufacturers, at the Auc-
ton and Commission House of VIM. Mckay,
No. As Wentworth street.
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, September Is.
SPIRITS TuRPENTrEK.-Sales Of LIS casks at SIC
Ros1N.-sales OF $50 bbls ct So so for strained,
81 for low No 2. 81 Is for No I, 81 b0for. extra
No !, S. for low pale, IS 60a6 for pa, and SO 90
for extra pale.
for hard, and IS Is for yellow dip and virgin.
TAR.-Sales OF 48 bbls at So 10 per Dbl. %
C~OTTON.-No sales reported. fhe market for
Two or three days past. We quote: Good ordi.
nary 16h, low middlng lex, middilng nominal,
l6x. 10
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SPECIAL ANNoUNoEMENr.-we have just re.
ceived one Thousand boxes, each containing
one quire Of fine Note Paper and Envelopes
to match, without %initial,) also Penholder
and Pen. Price Is cents per box. Hasel
Street Bazaar and East Bay News Room.
ionQf
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THE WEATHER.

The range of the thermometer yesterday at
the drug store OF Mr.. Joseph ackm ~
the south side of Broad street, was as ioiio" 20.
ga. NJ, rs; 10 A. NJ, 70; - NJ ss;sP. h'' 0''
AP M. 80; 6 P. NJ, 80; 8 P. NJ, 80.
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LANGLEY is still making those fine Cotton
Shirts. with Irish linen fronts, for 50 so.
Also Cotton and Linen Drawers, and all kinds
Of Ladies' furnishing goods, at very low
prices.
Stitching of all kinds done to order, at No.
16l King street. sep9-1mo
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New York NAVAL ,staras Market.

Z YORK, Stpt6WUoI 70.
The Daily Bulletin says {: Receipts, to-day 1910
bbls rosln and 952 do spirits turpentine. There
was only q moderate trade. In spirits t~ufpentne,
but prices a. The close were held higher Sales &c
bbls at elk. 70 bbls at 90, 1875 bbls to arrive at
81, and 50 bbls at exc. the market closing with
CSC asked and exc bid. Strained rosin IL high
800 ibis at 81 80 and 1900 at 81 IS. Tar quiet and
unchanged. Pitca fair at 81 SIX ana In fair
1ObbinQ request,
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Product Indicated September l,

Of present. yeHr........'..... 'I0'0'00'
TIE RKoEIPTs.-The arrivals at the cotton ports
for the week up to Friday last were 6l,20s
bales, in contrast with 20, s6s bales for the time last
wear. At New Orleans the supplies were ID 263
bales, against 1858 bales for the week OF the
wear before. The total receipts at the cotton
ports from September I. 1872, up to the latest
dates. were las, 27e bales, against e2.ll4 bales the
year previous, showing an increase ofss,ls2 bales.
The arrivals at the principal Southern markets
rom September lst, 1879, up to the latest tele-
graphic intelligence, as compared with the year
before. were a. follows:
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Export. OF tn. Week ending sept'ber &c


DOMESTIC.
~BosToN-Per steamship Mercedita-7os bales OF
cotton, 26s bbls spirits turpentine, 300 Dds roslh'
II hhds iron, SO pkgs sundries. ,,oo
NEW YoRK-Per steamship James Adge55m LIE.
bales upland cotton, % tcs rice, "a Dales domes.
tics and goods, 564 bbls naval stores. LOT bundles
paper, and So pkgs undries;;.:: :;:ae s1ea tIaTcep
rice, 205 bbls rosin, So bales domestlcs ana slo
packages. Per steamship Maneattan-lS Dsgs
sea island cotton. l473 bales upland cotton, o. oois
rosin, and IS packages.......Per Sou.h
Carolina-25 bags sea island cotton, 2l9l oales w,
land cotton, so tierces rice, 40 packages drlea
fruit, ia bales domestics and sundries: ;,: 49,. : ; Ioea
steamshlp Georgia-45 bags Ofsea Island anu iso9
bales upland cotton. 10 tierces rice, 6aS bbls naval
stores, and sundries, ,,..,. 40
bales uplands cotton, 81 bales domestlcs, Soi opIs
naval stores, Is tierces rice. l Dbl ana IL Days
dried fruit, Ilot old iron and SO pkgs sundries: ~
BALTIHoRK-Per steamship VIM Kennedy-eos
bales upland cotton. 8 tierces rice, 62 oaIes a0,
mestIcs, 1928 bbls naval stores, ITO casks clay, w
pkgs dried fruit, 10000 feet lumber, . paies WOOL
"A pkgs snndries. ,.xror
2s5. SAT feet resawed lumber.
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GENTLEMEN's COATS, VEST N PANTS dyed,
secured, cleaned and renewed at Otto Sonn-
tags. Dyer, No. "a Wentworth street, near
Arleslan Well.
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NEW, York Rice Msrkot.

r- NEW 1UHh1 CCPVS"Utf <o'
The Daily Bulletin says: The demand Is moo.
crate for foreign grades and very active for Calo'
llnas. The sales are 200 bags Rsngoon 81 oNa'S,
90 bags Patna az z7xas,L and l8o TICS oafohns a.
SLaSN.
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FIVE CASES of, new and elegant styles of
Dress Goods Just received at Furchgott, Bene-
dict & Co., No. 24 King street.
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CITY AFFAIRS.
MEETINGS THIS DAE.

Republicans Of Ward 2, at s p. N.
Marion Lodge, I. o. o. F., at 2. M.
Hook and Ladder, No. 2, at 8 P. n.
Republicans of Ward 6, at I P. N.
Republicans of Ward Z, at-P. N.
Republicans of Ward 8, at Z P. N.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

william Mckay will sell at 10 o'clock, at bis
store, furniture, stoves, &c.
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FIVE CASES of new and elegant styles OIL
Dress Goods just received at Furchgott, Bene-
dict & Co., No. IA King street.
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NosrHzAsr1RN RAILROAD.
Passengers.

Per steamer Emile. from Georgetown. 8 O.
Miss A A Tucker, Miss Stoney, DEL U Hasel and
wife. DR. ] 8 Lawrence and wife, in Lew. Master
Plnckney, J A Hume, e Baum and children,
and six deck. ~ ttzr' tili t'.=I ar
Per steamer n 8 Allison; from Edisto Enter.
prise, Rockville, and Way LandingH-Mrs II
Bailey, Miss A. Toomer. Dr. T-Legsre, O Bailey,
LaRoche, JE Lobby. .. aatE5.lsg
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LAWYERS can have their Briefs printed In
any style desired, at short notice, at The NEWS
JOB OFFICE.
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EUROPEAN and American StereoscopIc
Views, 81 80 per dozen. HAsEL STREET
BAZAAR. apr19-mwf
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The Charleston Market.

FOR TIE WEEK BINDING THURSDAY, SEPT. 20, 1872.
THE ~CRops.-The weather commenced dry and
very favorable for harvest work, but since Sunday
was cloudy and unsettled, with occasional heavy
rain.squalls. The fall thus far has been generally
propisious up to the bad spell Of this week, and %
the equinox has passed without q gale, 1t is to be
hoped that a coed m for the future may be OBJ:
tanned. The New York Cotton Exchange has
tasued the following estimate Of the probable
growth this year, based on the return OF the Agrl'
cultural Bureau:
Acreage this $685. e4
al the average OF last years
crop, say 1856. $1,000 OF bale 10 ,,o m.
the .oaieo. .o'ooo,%os
Condition better than last year
s per cent. Zoi,ooo
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,,sre was a fair demand, with moderate stocks,
the market showing a frmer character and I'M
proved H@Kca ID; sales 100 bales. ordinary to
good ordinary being quoted at 1905, low mid
ding 1sX. middling leHl6x. and strict middling
17@17Hc q ID. On wednesday there was q good
INQUIRY, but light stock, and prices sti1sned about
nc . ID; sales TOO bales, ordinary 10 good oroi'
nary being quoted at 16@le%' low mlddlng lo%'
niddling IT, strict mlddling 17Ac v I'd. Yester
day the stock was light, demand good, WILL
strong and irregular prices, good ordinary rang
ing from IsX@1sx@1sX and even TIC, low mid
ding 1sH@l7x, and middling 17H@l7h, the lat
ter for a strict quality; sales 1000 bales, say 4 at
IA. s at 15H, 4 at 10, % at 16K, 9 at 1eh, IS at
1eX, s at lsx, "a at 16H, 81 at 1oH, 2l2 at II, los
at Tx, 28s at TX, 50 at Tx. 9 at 17H, Is at l7H
| 80 on private terms. We quote:
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RCI4L NEWS.
EXPLOITS.

~HAvRE-Per schr Georgetta Lawrence-12eo
bales upland cotton.
BALTiMoRE-Per steamship Sea Gull-45o bales
of upland cotton. Is tlerces rice, 1876 bbls rosln,
SO bales domestics. 81 rolls leather, 16 bales rags,
4 bales vanilla, IL sacks WOOL 40 pigs dried lrnlt,
4 hhds and 4 bundles hides, 5000 feet LUMBER,
/ horse, and II packages sundries.
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Nors.-We have deduoreu rom New Orleans
641S bales uplands. nom Mobile 4 bales up
lands; nom Savannah llO osgn sea island and
sea island and 20 bales upland cotton; being
th%e-auantity: received at those .porta from NO.
bile. t1orfda, Texas and Savannah sEs s.S
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The arrivals OF cotton at the principal Southern
markets from September 10 to September rs, 1872,
Inclusive, as reported by telegraph, were as fol-
lows:
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stock OF Cotton In tho Interior Towns
at the Latest DateS.
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comparative Exp ores OF Cotton and Rice
from the Port Of Charleston. from Sep
TENDER 1, 1871, to september as, 1879
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-09-27
MARINE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
MINI NEW York, September f2s.
Arrived, steamships Queen; and Austria:
Eyening-Arrived, Ramona and hercedita.
MEMORANDA

u. The schr Geo Washington. for Bsracoa, which
cleared at New York on tuesday last, viii load at
that port for Charleston for hessrs Kressei q
Brandes. ~ ..I.G 70 .@.sa.!.4a' 80
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Io,a, U nneooo N date
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-11-17
BRooKLyN PROPERTY FOR SALE AND
To LET.

FIRST CLASS ELEGANTLY FURNISHED GEN.
N tlcman's Residence, with without the Stable, in
Brooklyn, rent reasonably TO desirable private fam
iy the house Is 4S by TO- contains every improve.
ment including billiard table well located on leading
within rs minutes OF Wall street Apply TO W.
Is. COOPER, Jr.. 4 CO, 90 Pearl street, New York.