The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, October 11, 1865, Image 4
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CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS,
?ATIICAUT, McKlLLAH & AlOKTOK,
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DAILY NEWS.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 11, 18G?.
RETtjnN of the FouEiGN Cai?it?u.ists.?Sir Mor
ion Teto and party have retained to thia city after
their rapid but extended tour through tho Went.
In every prominent place on their route they wero
entertained by tho public authorities, Boarda of
Trado, and prominent citizens. No party of tour
iatfl has ever before visited our country with more
praiacworth; at* lives, nor ban any other similar
party In tv. more cordially welcomed. The result
of their observations, wo aro glad to hear, is favor
able to n still more liberal employment of foroign
capital in our public improvements than that lath
er to bestowed.
Among the gratifying resulta of their visit will
be tho laying of n double track on the Erio Rail
road froiii tliis city to tho junction with the Atlan
tic and Great Western Road nt Salamanca; the
shortening of tho distance on the Erio Road about
jcvcnty miles; the building of the railroad bridge
acrof-3 the Niagara, near Buffalo?a structuro that
will coet some live millions of dollars?and the os
tensi?n of tho branches of the Atlantic and Great
Western Road from till the principal points where
the main track is laid. These enterprises will in
volvo tho expenditure of perhaps a Jiundrcd mil
lions of dollars, without tolling into consideration
the real design of these European capitalists, viz :
the shortening of tho route to the East luches by
a grand railway across the American continent.
The object of these foreign gentlemen iu visiting
our country and examining our system of internal
improvements has not been more happily realized
in witnessing our physical resources than in ob
serving the union, harmony, prosperity and nro
grcssivoncSB our people have cvervwhero display
ed in the coursa of their route.?N. Y. Herald.
COMMERCIAL.
CHARLESTON MARKET.
Tlj:-dat Evening, October 10.
COTTON?T!:o new.? receive:! by the China, of an ad
vai:?'.- of from eight to t< u ce?::-1 per pound, has unset
tled cur market. A tew buyer?, under the excitement,
bought atJCfjj M cents for middlings; but the brokers
generally held off, net submitting to the high prices de
manded by footers; therefore tho talcs aro small and ir.
regular.;{ s?toucc d rates.
New York Markets,
int .?i?'-?.;-.! rULt:i?LX.l\
The New Yor'-i Herald of the 7f*i, reports:
The gold market has been active and excited. It
opened Htr.;n-,' at 14.7M and roue rapidly to H'J, when the
Sub-Trcamiry began selling some of its surplus. Tho
tide Instantly turned under s general rush to sell, and
the price fell from Ihe highest price touched to 14G?
within an h<ur. It Hubienucntly reacted to W}?, but
relapsed to MO'i, at Which it i luted. The sudden rise
wuh in part attributable to speculation based upon the
heavy demand for osctoms duties, and the pirupcet of
legitimate causes carrying the premium higher.
Foreign exchange was dull at lOO.'?y 'i for bankers'
Bterling at sixty days. Tho leading drawers ask )? more.
The exports oi breadstuff? and cotton are Bkely to be
come lighter. In.,the former thero is no inducement to
?'hip unything but Indian corn and oats. The ?Jock of
winter wheat having fallen about forty millions of bush
els below tbo average crop it is very scarce, and rose
about 12c. "& bushel to-day. Thero is even talk on the
Corn Exchange of importing from Liverpool some of tho
latter which was exported from this side; but this ia
hardly Bkely. The further riso to-day m aB kinds of
BrcadBtuffs, provision? and cotton tends to discourage
exports, and indirectly to advanco tho gold premium,
tins latter-being both a cause and a consequence.
" The Evening Post of the 7th eays:
for gold thiB forenoon tho following wcro tho leading
quotations:?10.30, 140; 11.00, 140?; 11,30, 140?; 12.00,
140;'.'; 12.30, 14C?; 1.00, 140%; 1.16, 140?; 2.00, 140?.
Of specie the Now York takes out $30,700, and the
Etna $150,000, making the total export $180,700.
THE PRODUCE MABKBT.
Cotton.?Tho demand was unuauaBy active, there Be
ing a large number of speculators and shippers in the
market, and quotations ruled higher, tho market retain
ing its full strength at tdio close. Tho Bales comprised
13,700 bales at our annexed quotations:?
Upland. Florida. Mobile. N. O. <?- T.
Ordinary.40 40 41 42
Middling.60 61 61 62
flood Middling....63 03 64 64
Cowee wa? quiet but firm at our quotations, as fol
lows: Bio prime, 22c.; do. good, 21@21?c. ; do. fair,
19?@20c; do. ordinary, 18?18?c,: do. fair to good car
goes, 18?@20?c; Java, mats and bags, 28??30c. ;
Mnracaibo, 20@23c ; Laguayra, 20@22?o. ; fit. Domin
go, 17??i8?c, gold, net cash, duty paid,
Preiouts.?Tho offerings to Europe wero light, and
rates for cotton wero a trifle off, while for corn they were
firmer. The engagement? were 1800 bales cotton at ?d.
?@?d. ; 5000 stavea, private; 500 bbla. meal, le. Cd. Per
steamer, 1800 bales cotton, ?d.@ld. To Glasgow, per
?'i^??0^ 2.?1.tiorcc8 bcei. 4a. To London, per steamer,
160 hhds. tobacco, 32s. Cd. The charters are a bark to
-MaraoulcB, one to Fernambuco and Bah?a-, a ship to
Leghorn, tobacco, 37u. Cd. ; a brig to Cork for orders,
petroleum, fis. ; a bark to Buenon Ayrca, and a ehlp from
Quebec to Liverpool, doals, private.
Guwnr Ci/wh was rathor moro activo and very firm
"Wo notice further sales of 2500 bales, nearly aB in Boa
ton, at 21 ?(3123c. Tho sales hero wero ut 23f?)235<c
Cloth is now hold at 236,24c. In Boston, and 2i0i,'25c
here. ... w
MflMBSW.?Tho market was fairly active, and prices
had a strong advancing tendency. Tho sales wero 100
hhds. Barbadoes at 80c. ; 86 Mute, Porto Bico at $1.05
tand 100 hhds. Cuba Muscovado at 02c.
LuTnrii?Both hemlock and oak aolo were in activo
demand, and full prices wore realized. French and
American cab* skina woro in moderate request, and with
a light supply price? ruled Armer. Wo quote: Oak
????C**? a?d Hal?ei?. Rood light, 85fd40a. : do. middle,
JJ?4Cc.: do. heavy, 43@40.; do. light cropped, 44(c 4<Jc;
do. middle cropped, 49fu>54c. ; do. bellies cropped, 19<&
3?ft ?II<i.ml0l -k Bucn03 Ayrca, Ac.?Light, :>7(?3Bc; do.
Kr5rSJ?.8^<!0,! dai??^>???C.. ? California,
light, 3C(?).17c; do. middle, 3!)r-?j40c. ; do. heavv 41f?;4V
do. Orinoco. Ac. light, i34r??35c; do. middle, 38@39c.
?do. heavy, :l7(?iH8c. : do. and B. A. damaged, aU'welithte
; 2f?j30c. ; do., poor do., 93&20O, ; do. Slaughter, in rou-'h'
waste.: oak, light, 30!? 32c; do. middle and heavv 3C
?13c, all cash. "
Navai, STonr.s._Tho offerings of Rosin were light
?specially of Common. The aules since our lnst embrace
000 bbls. Common at $?.50f$$8; 300 do., Strained, at ?8
??}$9; 700 do. No. 2, at $11?$13, and 250 do. No. i at $14
"<S>$18; also 240 do., Prim? Pale, at $2Ba.23.60. Spirits
i urpentine was a nhado weaker. Tho~sales wore 210
* t V a? W?W?l-W? for large and email lots. Crude
. 2H iair doniai'd for consumption at full prices. Tho
^*^ *>?" M0 bbh... at $5.25(o)$C60. Tar was
J.rmer and In good demand, at $7(5f<>.50. Pitch was
T TtmeCOn48? ?'-?.?to ->Wh. Ifesin. 480 do.s?
Za? V,^ Crude Turpentine, and 224 do. Tar.
-were m?Tr\i?S v!',t'; h?i'1?r8 a,?ticipating an advanco
-??i ?S?. n * ket,l>,nB their Btocks above the market
and although an activo demand prevailed the- thYrdfaZ
W0T20 Vu^c^T1 ?n U,at ? A]
nnd 7?^,i tt,B?c^lbaT,Mu?!ovadoat from 13c.f?jl5'ic
and 78 hhds.^-orto Rico at 14 ->.: also 1 4-?i hnxri
It?SlL at SfS???a ???netf wis in good'dema? d
?tuart'a quoUtionsaro as followa : l^af 21'?c CniX
fow?,5cnnd "Ud Gr>m??t^. ?SjKS ?ndTcl
?HX OENKuAl. UAnXKTS.
?T?a ?^r 7T?1X>?B' "c?The market for
>?i??r*,^?i^^0/1iur lB ,6M *otlre, opening 16<aa6c
5S?? dSi kni heftvy? moflt * the imwov?l
?n m JK?SiS?. It*. ^M M?I8*000 bbl?- * ?A?
418.1?/? ?jperflae aute; f b,65*?f e.b? fox extn ?SM??
tO??."11 tor fan-?-/ .?ctutr : t8.PO@fO.20 tor i be low grades
of Western <xtr;i* $9.1Q@)f9.tO tor shipping Ohio; $2.<"*.o
?13.90 for trodo brands- and $14.600*10 tor St. Louis
Citla.-^.
Buckwheat Flour it. |Jmi at $G.00@-$D.40 ?> 10>> lb.
Canadian flour opened 10c, better, but closes dull;
sales vi 100 bbN. at f S.SO?nf'J.'JO for the low gr.vdis "l
extra, and $9.30(3$$12.70 tor trade aud family extras.
_<ratb< m Flour is dull, bat prices are wlt?out change:
al? m O? .-Ou bbls. ;it $10.2St_t$10.76 for mixed to good tu
per?no country Baltimore, Ac, und $i'>.hu(v<,fii".75 lor
trade?iid family brands.
Rye Flour is again better; sates of ISM bbls at
f.V.Mfl'.-il.
Corn Meal Is ?lull; Mies of 000 bide, at $0.15 for
Marsh's Caloric.
Gha-n.?The Wheat market opened quiet, and closed
2iu.iv. lower, with onlv n moderate inqniry at the con?
cession?. The demand f< r the South lias fidlen off, und
Spcoulateri aro unwilling to operate. Tho sale* arc
60,000basbcUi at $4.72661.80 lor Chicago spring; $1.7G
?61.78 tor Mllwankle dob; 8I.78gll.80 for amber do. ;
12.39l_i3.40 for red Western in store.
Barky is heavy and moro freely ofiered; sales of lil.u??
bushels* at $1.20 for state and $1.33 for Canada Wefet,
latter last evening. . .
l?ailev Malt Is inactive and pnces aro nominal.
Oats opened Ann but closed lower aud very inactive.
Tho sal?-? aro 40,000 bushels unsound at 08007c, ; .West
ern at M@?0e.? state at 84000e.
Rye Is scarco and firmer. Canada at SI.10.
Corn opened firm, particularly for choleo qualities, but
t-re tho close of 'Change prices declined, and closed 2fa?
3c. lower. Tho sales arc 91,000 bushels unsound at 60 _.
92c. : Western mixed at 92<i_J5c.
Provision.-?.?Tho Pork market has again advanced,
but is very irrcgnlar, and closes unsettled. For future
delivery 000 bbls. mess sola e.-irly this morning at $38,
seller October, and during 'Chango hours 1000 bbls. do.
samo option, at $37.20. Prime men closes very weak at
at our inside figures. .__._,__.
Tho sales cash and regular, arc 7000 bbls. at $37t<?$.>7.
r.2>i for moBs; $30 for o\tra prime; $31.75032.12?, for
Western primo mees; ami $30 for rumps.
Hcef has been falrlv active and is lirni. .Vales of 900
bbls. at $12(?$14 for plain mess; $14_,$1C for extra, do. ;
$8(ffi$10 Cor .State beef.
Tierce beef is dull a*rd nominal.
Cut meats arc nominal.
Bacon is firmly held, but no actual nales of lamortt-C?
have been consummated, notwithstanding reports to the
contrary.
Dressed hogB arc steady. We quote at n>ic._M7&c.
for city.
Lard is ilrm and moderately active. ?'aies of 3M bbls.
and tierces at 27,,4<--.?i>29,'(?c. for Ko. 1 to prime steam
and kettle, and 30c. for small lots do.
Tur. Hav Mamc-t.?Oct. 4,?There is r:!_cr more ii
quiry t'orhay for shipping purposes, which had tho. effect
of temporarily inflating the market, but buyers have but
little confidence, as it is an established fact that the stock
in tho country is large and will cornu forward as soon
as the farmers get through with their FaU work. whin
everybody believes, prices will turne bacli to their peace
standard.
Straw is higher than hay. r.r 1 poor Long Island
sheaves of 2 or ?lewis, sell at $3 @ ?5 per buudxcd, while
Jersey sheaves bring $7 <_ $8.
At Tompkius Market s.:aicu loose hay sells at B?* ?o*.
Sl.OOpcrcwt. At the other market sales of new hay arc
making at ?>0 fa) 70c. for shippin;; and 70 (< } 83 lor retail
ing grades.?Neto Ver!; Express, Oct. OlA.
WILMINGTON, October (i.?There is very Utile pro
duce on the market, and con?cttucutly sales are light.
Cotton has advanced end tho tendency is still upward.
A small lot was disposed of to-day on private terms.
Tho prices obtalucd are supposed to be about 32-"J40c.
for middling.
Tai: unchanged. We quote at $6.00.
Transactions in Spirits aro light, at (fl'u?fC'iC.
TKni'ENTISK.?We hear o? the MUC of a few barrel's tX
$3.50 tier barrel.
Octoukr 7.?Cotton.?No sales since o-jr last report.
The tendency continues upward.
Naval Stores.?We note the sale of 80 bbls.. common
Rosin at* $6 *i3 bbl.
SnniTS TunrENTisE is dull, at 02)i? Se.
Tar continues to advance. We noto the sale of a few
bbls. at $0. A small lot of Crude Turpentine changed
hands at $3.50.? Wilmington Journal, 9th inst.
._ ??M??_? _?? ???? ??????^?< ^?_?
Arrivals at Merchants Hotel.
William A Corrigan, Society Hill; George TV Hill, do;
TA Gaudy, do; D Louis, New York; .7 M Kizcr, CO?O
ton; L Gust is, wife ami children, Augusta; George J
Underwood, New York; Austin G Smith, do; A Lancn,
France; James Allen, Florence, S C; James Carman,
England; E H Dnppresc, New York; J II Moulton ami
lady, Jefferson City, Mo; James Murdock, New York: H
Ready, Ireland: T Hammond, Riebland; Huddsou G
Wolfe, New York; 11 F Fui her, Maine; W C Griffith, S C;
John M Hoover, Charleston.
POET CALENDAR.
CO?IUBCTEO w?:lklv.
rUASZS O? Tlin MOON.
Full M. 4th, 5h. 13m. even. ?New M. 10th, lib. 8m. morn
Last Q. 11th, lOh. 6m. morn. ?First Q. 27?l,10h.l?30. mom
OCIOBBB.
Monday....
Tuesday....
Wednesday.
Thursday ..
Friday.
aturday ...
10
1*1
12
13
14,
16] Sunday.
BUK
T?T*T? I
~al'..'i
(5...3
G...4
fi..:;:)
.1..32
8.. 31
5.. 20
0..38
5..27
;i..r.l
HJ..50
11..40
Morn.
8. .42
1...17
a. .33
li)..f)7
11..01
0..48a
1..4S
2..4Y
3..02
4.. 40
Consignees per SoutH Carolina Railroad,
October 10.
91 bales Cotton, bbls Turpentine, kc To Willis Jc
Chisolm, Gibbcs A Co, J N Robson. O ? Hopley & Co, E
H Rodger? k ? *o, J - F Dawson, Moms, Hunt k Co, S
Cohen, J M Euson, F Horsey, J Jara, T C Shepherd, and
Captain McDonald.
Consignees per Northeastern Railroad,
October 10.
112 bbls Rosin, 21 bbls Spirits Turpontine, and 2G bags
Corn. To Adams, Frost. _ Co, F W Wagner, F Weh
mann, and others.
Passengers.
Per steamship Quaker City, from New York?J B
Roo and lady, Judge Morgan and lady, C W Lewis and
lady, Miss EDevereaux, Miss L Harris, Mrs Gilbert, Mrs
W D Watson, Mrs L T Chap?n, Mrs H Montando, A O
Stone, Taylor, Mrs Stone, Mrs Wlghtmon, Mojor Allen.
Gen S L Woodford, 8 W Curtis and lady, J Moulton and
lady, J B Bishop, J A North, L CahlU, E Fowler, S W
Laty, L A Duvol. Dr Holbrook, J T WcUsman, G Cook,
G C G Cook, J Small, W Enobloch, S D Gilbert, J G
Cole, E J Maswell, C A Bedell, J A Bass, D Barrow, G
Gsborno, J F Cook, J N Clarko, T L Lewis, Marks,
W Ford, Jacobs, Smith, G J Underwood, Mrs 8 Watts, J
Allen, Carrington, J Carman, Selvas, Hutchinson, Rev
Mr Shodlar, J MurdoSk, A McCloy, Mr Brady, A Lauen,
D Goldstein, W Hone, JTuomcy, H Hart, D McPberson,
R A Bell, I Alexander, J Murtland, I, Holbcrstadt, A C
Schoeffer, G R Cathcart, G C Beeber, A R Meeherne, S
Strauss, E Strauss, H Rodgcrs, Walsh, and 31 in the
steerage.
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CHARLESTON.
Arrived Yesterday. [Oct. 10
Steamship Quaker City, West, New York?left Satur
day, 6.30 P M. Mdzc. To Ravcncl k Co, T Street, Came
ron _ Barkley, W A Rook, E B Stoddard k Co, 3 R Bige
low, A Zolki, H T P, Estes _ Albright, Hart k Co, Geo
Schoflcld, C Goldstein, V Wolf, A Langer, Cochran k
White, Charleston Gas Light Company, BoUmann Bros,
Flslrer _ Lvwrcnco, Dr D D Sams, S Lesser, H Harris,
Forreston k McLean, Von Holten, Tamsen _ Co, G W
Aimar, G W Williams k Co, J C II Claussen, H M James
k Bro, CahiU _ Co, H F Strobeckcr, PC Gaillard, A 111
ing, WiUlams k Covert, C Hickoy, E L Dcming _ Co, T
M Bristol, B O'NeiU, N Tyler, M Marks, T Tuppor k
Sons, A Bischoff, II Bischofi*, >Konnokor k Glover, G H
Linstcdt, W G Wbildcn ii Co, O Ticdcmann, J D Kenne
dy, E A Hopkins, Morgan Bros, Mullcr k 8eun, J H
Linstcdt, P LyonB k Co, Hoffman, Bros k Co, Hard k
Co, J k F Dawson, J D. Lambert, W H Hovoy, W LPlatt
8 G Courlenay, II A Duc, P Leo. J Roddcii, Douglas k
Miller. W Shonqlit, B O Hard k CO, G A Locko k Co W
T Burgo _ Co, U C StoR. O A BedcU, J B Du val k Son
Smith k Horsey, J Vau Winkle, Btcnhouse k Co, p Ej?
stein, Gowor, Cox k Markloy, E J MclntOBh, C D Franke
J Lovlnsohn, J leca, Herman, BtonouJ111 k Haas R _>
White, G Barbusse, E J Lewith, Green _ Walsh, Mrs S
Watte, CD Alirims k Co, J Small, Johmono k Whiting
N Levin, Jr. J King _ Co, H II Hickman, M Brake, C
Ring, H Reattio k Co, G O Seober, Courier Ofiico, J A
Bass, Lester _ Bio, J D Kavanaugh, 0 Ryhtcr, C Cokcr
k Bro, M ('Council k Goodlctt, A Smart, J P Wilson, Hil
ton .t Co, Granian _ Sehwake, D Mower, H Montandon,
W Knobloob, J Campeen k Co, 8 Wob", Mrs R A Cun
ningham, C Madson, J Hcrshfleld, C Litschgl, Allen,
liacot k Co, H Gcrdta k Co, C R Holmes, Charles k Co,
Hastio, Calhoun k Co, ??Daly, D Strauss k Uro, A J
Crows, A H Hayden, J B Sweeney, J G Gibhes. B F Mo
?se, E B Long _ Co, Stowo k Lecraft, T Pearl stein ? Son,
T S Hoy ward & Sons, O C Hey ward, H Rlggs, W M Bird
k Co, D Lopez, 8 MeConkey, BIbhcII _ Bro, W H Kins
man, c G Duoker, Cartmlll k Rugcr, A Duncan, ?tool,
Pool k Adams, A Lindenthal, G A Hoffman, 'J H
Knee, C H Jlolae, B J Furlong, A O Stone, SLiUie, L
Cohen, Charit?ton Daily Nows, Il Mendhblnr, W 8<oolo,
G Littlo k Co, Vf Laldler. A Ment, J Crnso, J 8maU, E
Platt, Adams Express Co.W Crcasor, Dr A Raoul, Klinck,
Wickcnberg _ Co, Laurey k Aloxundcr, 8. Mower, 8 R
Marshall, J C Ogcmann, D J Slurges, J Wfloy, H F Rns
sell, II G Loper, W P IlaU, E HascR, D Jacobs, and
J Merkelsobn. Off Cape Hattcras, passed steamship
Morning Star, bound Hou th.
U S steam gunboat Taconcy (double, ender), Comman
der W G Temple, Boston.
BELOW.
A Brig, unknown.
Went to Sea Yesterday. [Oct. 10
Steamer Starlight, Pedrlck, Now York.
Steamer Edwd Everett, Davidson, Hilton Head. '
Prom tills Port.
Sehr Wm "Hunter, Harkseq, New York.
Vp tor till s Port.
Bi-bark Fille de L'Air, Thomas, at Cardiff, September 2-2
Brig Isa, Williams, at Boston, October 2.
Cleared ftor t-ds Port. .
Sehr Y elms, Moore, at Boston, October 3,
J. A. ENSLOW,
(Late of lite Kirm of Mordfcai ?K? Co.,)
WOULD BSKPECTFOLLY INFOi.M HIS FRIENDS
and the public that he wiil, on the 1Mb Install!, resume
:te AUCTION. SHIPPING'AND COMMISSION
UUSINESS, and ?ill give prompt attention i<' forward
ing all Goods sen! to bis care, and make liberal advances
on Consignment*. mwf3 Octobers
GOURDIN, MATTHIE^EN?; CO,
Commission Merchants,
HAVE KESl'MEl) BUSI?E8I,
OFFICE No. 2 MEETING-STREET.
Oel .Ver 10 r.
JOHN S. RIGGSTcV CO.
REAL ESTATE, STOCK BROKERS,
AUCTIONEERS,
AM)
General Commission Agents,
No. 4 STATE-STREET.
SECOND DOOR NORTH RANK OF CHARLESTON.
WILL ATTEND TO THE PURCHASE AND SALE
of HEAL ESTATE. STOCKS, BONDS., and aU
negotiable paper, ntrictly on Commission; also, ali arti
cles of MERCHANDISE which may bo entrusted to our
care. ,
JOHN H. IUGC43.J. RAVENEL MACBETH
October 3 w
P. H. KEGLER,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Banker and Collection Agent,
No. I7J EAST BAY-STREET,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
WILLIAM BrHERIOTft CO,
BAN]<ERS
AND
GENERAL AGENTS,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
October 7 lmo
TOPPER & THURSTON,
Timber, Lumber and Wood Merchants,
(TORRE'S STEAM SAW MILL)
CHARLESTON, S. C.
George Tapper.Jno. G. Tlinr?ton.
WILL PURCHASE, OK RECEIVE ON CONSIGN
MENT for sale, TIM BEB, LUMBER, WOOD.
Shingles and Laths. . lino October S
"SHACKELFORD ?"FRASER,
(ACCOMMODATION "WHARF),
CHARLESTON, S. C,
FRASER k SHACKELFORD,
GEORGETOWN, S. C,
Commission and Shipping
MERCHANTS,
i ND DEALEBS IN COTTON, RICE, AND NAVAL
J\_ STORES. Prompt att'-ntion Riven to the Sale, Pur
chase, or Shipment of Produc? and General Merchan
dise.
W. W. SHACKELFORD. S. S. FRASER,
Chtirleston, S. C. Georgetown, S. C.
October a lmo*
TOLIAMR?AGH,
(LATE EESRI MI?SROON & CO.)
General Commission Merchant,
AN?
Agent of Merchants' Line of Vessels,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
Oi-lobtrr 7 lmo
H.Lrj?PF?RS ft CO.,
FACTORS, COMMISSION MERCHANTS
AND
FORWARDING AGENTS,
For the present, can be found at
N0.8O East Bay.
BROWNE & SCHIRMER,
FORWARDING
AND
Commission Merchants.
W. K. BROWNE, IF. M. SCHIRMER,
Orangeburg, S. C. No. 0 Exchange-street,
I Charleston, S. C.
ON THE COMPLETION OF THE SOUTH CAROLI
NA RAILROAD to Hopkins' and Columbia, \vc will
continue business at each place respectively.
References.?John Fraser k Co. Charleston. 9. O. ;
W. P. HaU, Charleston, 8, C. ; T. Savage Heyward k
Sons, Augusta, Oa. lmo* October 9
W. C. BKE.THEODORE D. JERVEY
WILLIAM C. BEE & CO.,
FACTORS
AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 18 EAST BAY.
October 6 3raos
W. H. JEFFERS & CO.,
FORMER LY COTHRAN, JEFFERS & CO.
CHARLESTON, S. O.,
ARE PREPARED TO RECEIVE AND FORWARD
all Cotton and Merchandize consigned to their
caro at Oraugeburg, S. C, and liopkiiia' Turn Out, on
tho S. C. Railroad. On completion of the Bailroad to
Columbia they will continue business at that place.
October 5 - _ _ C*
ADAMS, FROST ft CO.,
?STo/46 EAST IB^lY.
September 27 _lmo
MOWRT&Ca,
Factors and Commission Merchants,
NORTH ATLANTIC WHARF. .
September 29 fmS/13
Ii. W. SPBATT,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
OFFIC7E OVER M'HAY & OAVPItELL, IIASEL-STIIEET,
NEXT DOOR TO POST-OFFICE.
Ho will act an Agent in procuring PABDONS and ad
ustlng CLAIMS on Treasury Department.
August 10
CHARLES E. KANAP??XT
ATTORNEY AT LAW
AND
MAGISTRATE,
HAS RESUMED BUSINESS AT HIS OLD STAND,
CIIAL3IERS-8TIIKET.
September 27 lmo
s ?a. COUETENAY,
BOOK AND STATIONERY DBPOT,
No, 9
BROAp-STREET,
Angust?* CHARLESTON, 3. C,
C. N. AVERILL & SON,
? Auction and General Conimiss: :vn
MEKCHANTS,
So. fa O II A V.V B-STIt BET,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
??r Refer ti 'i. \V. WiluaMS A Co.
0. N. AVERILL.J. U. AVERILL.
Octobers luto*
LAUREY & ALEXANDER,"
AUCTIONEEES
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
(Succcs?:e>rH to It. & A. P. Caldwell it Cf.)
No-?. 140 AND 1? MEKTINU-STREET,
CHARLESTON, a. C.
H. Z. LAUREY.15. M. ALEXANDER.
Octobers iw
J. M. EASON^
COMMISSION AGENT,
No. 0 EXCIf AN(iE-STREET,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
October 10 iron
STYLES & CARTER,
SHIPPING ANJD
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AGENTS FOR
Orleans Line of Southern Packets,
NO. 19 YANDERHORSTS WHARF.
i r. ??% I CHARLESTON, B. C.
Advances m&dc on ccr-bignnioni*:-.
"WW. H. I.013SON ? Co., Ayon?B in JiCMf aorfc.
October 0 lo;.<
OLNEY & CO.,
No. 11 VENDUE RANGE,
General Commission Mercn??nts,
AM? m:\I.KRK IX :
LIME, CEMENT.
CALCINED AN!? LAND PLASTER,
LATHS, HAIE,
wuiTE PIXE, VHITEWOOD en POPLAR,
OAK AND ASS LUMBER, fee, 6c.
Geo. W. Olney....H. 11. Olncy.. ..C.C. Olney
October 2 _ 2rn
J. DRAYTON FOR?,
BROKER, AUCTIONEER
AND
INSURANCE AGENT,
HAVING RESUMED HIS BUSINESS, WILL? 3T?1
CHA.SE AND SELL REAL ESTATE, BONDS,
STUCKS, and nil other Unds of l'rojw-iv pu Coiu i*
flion. Also, will :ak<- RI8K6 OF INSURANCE AOAINST
FIRE on Cotton, Buildings, Rtncks of t*oo??. ?'. <:.. in
First Class Companies. c:li?c No. ?0 HASEL-.-.TREET,
next t.i King, luiwi'j September 1(1
t. a. mrvosajs.urs::-.- xiiick.
T. A. JEFFORDS & CO.,
Commission and Forwarding ?IcrchaBcs,
Cor. Maiu-stroc-i and (ho ilaiho.i '.
ORANejEBUBG, s. c.
T. A. JEFFORDS, for many year:; connected -r.th UiC
house of Jarr?nos if Co., would solicit Iron: ;?i?; friends
in the City and Country, part of the Furwardiu;; b:isi
ncsR. He promises to give all business entrusted to ill*
care bis personal attention; and. having a larpc store
house- -within thrco yards of tb'i depot, can always I when
waiinnu ?r<? n.il i?row.-Ti!) More ill? good? at MIlAl] eSpCBHQ
to the owners. wfia -Je! Sept< mbur ?
14 JOSEPH A. TH0?R?N, 14
AUCTION & COMMISSION
MERCHANT,
No. 14 Vendne Range,
UNDER COLLONADE ROW,
Charleston, S. C.
MERCHANDISE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, AND
UNDERWRITER'S SALES, elisposed of at Public
aud I'rivato Sale.
All business which maybe intrusted to his care shall
receive prompt attention.
jjSf Out-door sales promptly attended to. Consign
ments solicited. wfm ISnio September '?0
WILLIAM M. PEROT,
BROKER, AUCTIONEER
AND
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
For the Present, 54 Bcaufalit-strcct, First
House Went from Corner of Coming-at.
WILL PURCHASE OR SELL PLANTATIONS,
FARMS, HOUSES AND LOTS, ?OLD AND SIL
VER, STOCK8 AND BONDS, HORSES AND VEHICLES,
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, DRY GOODS, GROCE
RIES, or any other commodity. Outdoor uolca and
consignments solicited.
Houses Rented at shortest notice.
nETEUENCEB:
Hon. William Aikcn, Messrs. Willis k Cbieolm, An
thony J. Salinas, Esq., Charleston, S. C.
B. T. Rodger?, Esq., Frederick A. Ford, Esq., J. ?.
Stecdman, Aiken, 8. C.
Messrs. Atkinson k Shecut, J. Alma Pelot, Esq., Ben
jamin 8. Pelot, Esq., F. C. Barber k Son, Augusta, Ua.
Siberia Ott, Esq., Merchaut, New York.
Soptember 29
C. E. CHIGHESTER,
REAL ESTATE BROKER,
No. 18 BROAD-STREET,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
AGENT FOR THE PURCHASE AND RALE OF
REAL ESTATE in any of the Southern States.
ALSO AGENT FOR THE SALE, RENTING, RE
PAIRING, kc, OF CITY PROPERTY. August M
CHA RL E S LO VE,
MAKER AND IMPOBTEE
OF
SADDLES AND HARNESS,
HAS RECEIVED BY RECENT ARRIVALS SADDLES
FROM THE BEST TO THE PLAINEST
L SINGLE AND DOUBLE HARNESS
COLLARS OF ALL SIZES AND QUALITIES
ENGLISH MOUNTINGS AND STEEL CHIPNEY BITS
And all tho other articles usually found in u Haddlery
Cfctablislini'-nt. '
Porsomrtu want of tho abovo will find it advantageous
to call at his Store iu BROAD-STREET,
Next his Old Stand at the corner of Church.
September 1 _ iraw 3mo
prTnc?'s
METALLIC PAINT,
AN INDESTRUCTIBLE COATING
BOS
IRON, TIN AND WOOD.
IT CONSISTS OF SEVSNTY-TWO PART?' OXIDE OF
IRON, mid twenty-eight par's CEMENT LIME
STONE In thu uno hundred pound?. . ,
It has much more body than Red or Unite Liad* It Is
warranted perfectly water and flro proof,' and to with
rttand a greater neat on metals, without scaling, than any
other Paint iu tiso.
It Is a perfect cover for all kinds of Iron, Tin or Wood
work, Out-houses and Canvas Coverings. It prevents
and arresta the corrosion of metals, and is not affected
by tho aetion of uni t, gases, acids or ammonia.
This paint requires no moro oil than dry lead or zfno,
and much lees than the ordinary mineral paint?,. It Is
free from any waste, and poseesees a spreading and
covering power unoquallod. *
Tenus.?By barrel or half barrel, five conta per
pound. CAMERON k BARKLEY, Agents,
Septcaibex 9 tow No. 1? Mccting-etreet.
WILLI S & CHISOLM,
FACTORS, COMMISSION MKIMIW?Y,
AND
SHIPPSNG AGENTS,
OFFICE, MILLS I1UU8K.
HCH.'.RLEMTON, S. C.
?i^H-I-lS.A. R. OHTROLa
T\, II.I. ATTCNH ':?> Till; PURCHASE, SALE A.M.
,.;.!..,.. ?,m.,,M'* ' ' * r?nrelgn and Dom,-tie Port*? ol
COTTON, 111? I*. IAIML-R, NAVAL STORES; t.? t_a
Colle.tH.ii ..1 I-itui- Puiebase and Sale of aU Bccurit:?...
Consigmucnti pi ...... i.. HoUcltcd.
** HKPRBS TO:
General G. T. l.i?A_ REOAltO, Kcw Orleans, 1_.
Messrs. JOHN 1 l;/>-il H .*: cu.. Charteston, S. C.
Messrs. OEO. v*? WILLIAM? k CO., Charleston. ". C*.
OEO. SCULLY. _Mfj., Augusta, tia.
?. H. METCAI.I*. -Mtl., Augusta, (la.
Messrs. CLARK. DODGK .V; CO New York
Messrs. MURRAY >? NEPHEW, New York."
Messrs. E. W. CLARK k CO.. Philadelphia, Pcnn.
Mesera. PENDEHOA-T, FENWICK A- CO., BiUtimcj-e,
Mil.
Messrs. SAME KAF.RIS & SONS, Baltimore, Md.
i??r~ The Columbia Phwnts wUlirabl]sh every other
day for one month, am! other South Carolina pap.-?
wfokly for the same period of time, and send biUB tot bis
0 Oice. August 14
HERIOT BROTHERS,
General Commission Merchants,
No. MO KI\?-STREET,.?P STAIRS.
JOHN R. HERIOT, 3r,.B. M. HERIOT.
LIBERAL ADVANCES HAD- ON CONSIGNMENT
OF COTTON. NAVAL STORES and other producf.
ItKKKRKNcr.i.?W. 11. HERIOT k CO., Charleston. H.
C; DliMEREST .*c WYNANT, New York; HARMON
D. HULL k CO.. New York. JOHN SLEIGHT, Pourh
kecpsie, N. Y. lmo October 2
WILBUR k SON,
IENERAX AUCTIONEERS & C0M3?8SI0N
MERCHANTS,
OFFICE ANB SALES ROOMS
Kos. 13 mid 1? State-street and Nos. 1 rr<1 ?
?ii?i?:iiors-strcet,
CHARLESTON, H. C.
ALL DESCRIPTION? OF PRODUCE OR MER
CHANDIs.V. eon- ii'iied to us, either for Public or
Private Sale, res;, elluby -solicited. Real Estate, in City
or Country, pure- .?v d und sold strictly on commission.
September 27
D. J. STURGES,"
AGENT FOR THE .STAR LINE N. Y. PACKETS,
Shipping au_ (onimissioii Merchant,
i LL GOODS TO DE FORWARDED TO AND FROM
__. New York or the country, will receive my personal
attention. Conjrfcu1?unis solicited, and advances mii'le
Office, No. lt.*. VENDUE RANGE, Charleston. S. C.
Agent in New York, GEO. Vf. BROWN, No. 11? Wall
street. 2mo . September 3ft
~R."M:. MARSHALL,
BROKER, AUCTIONEER,
AND
GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT,
HAS RESUMED BUSINESS AT HIS OLD STAND.
No. :i:? B to. ?1-st i ?et. Attends to the BUYING
AND BELLING O? LEAL ESTATE, FURNITURE. '.-*.
kc. Also to the RENTING of Houses. Bent ember (i
TROUT "fc AMSB?-RY,
T. B. Trout.Oliver Ainsbiu *>*.
DEALERS IN I"?:r. AND BUILDING MATERI
ALS GENERALLY, Also, HAY AND PRODI'? I'.,
CONSIGNMENT OK VESSELS AND MERCHANL:-?1
are respectfully ? .:: :'; ?. an?l the utmost attention uthl
to all business < :.:ii - ted to OUT eare. Olli.'?-at
j N. W. CORNER J-ABKET AND EAST BAY-STRr.LY-*.
1 September !?", In. ?
" E. B. STODDARD & CO.,
\va..:.i;-*.u.E D_._.r.i;s in
?ROOTS, SHOES AND TRUNKS.
AT T 11 KIR OLD STAXD,
Xo. 1C? _vIeeting-Street,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
TAKE PLEASURE IN ANNOUNCING THEIR RE
SUMPTION m'business, and invite the atUiUiou
ot'purchaser !o their .-.lock, which is now complete.
September M
DOUG-LAS" . & MILLER,
House, Sign and Steamboat Painters,
?L A ZIERS, &c, .
No. 21 STATE-,STREET, NEAR CHALMERS.
TTISTE-ATES GIVEN FOB ALL KINDS OF PATNTING.
Vj SIGN PAINTING at tho shortest notice. Building ;
Reglazcd. All work promptly attended to, and done in
tho best manner at tho lowest possible rates for cash.
WM. DOUGLAS.WM. C. MILLER,
Lato withCarmalt _ Briggs.
September 13 lmo
CHAS. L. CTILLEA?M?,
GENERAL COMMISSION
AND
Forwarding Merchant,
143 MEETING-STREET,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
U_- Liberal Advances made on Consign?
' ments.
September 27 lmo
?. E EASTERBY,
ComraissioTi & Forwarding
_VI___RCH___J-^__\
East Bay, Charleston, S. C.
WILL ATTEND TO THE PURCHASE, SALE AND
Shipment of Cotton, Rice, Naval Stores and other
Produce. Parties corn-inning Goo?_ to my care to bo
forwarded muut place mo in funds to pay expenses. Ship
and Railroad Freights must be paid before Goods aro
forwarded.
References: C. ?J. Forman, G. W. Williams ?: Co.. T,
R. Stoddard _ Co., Chuniberlain, Isaacs ?\: Co., John
ston, Crews k Co., llaatie, Colhoun k Co.
September 20 _lmo
HOWE,DOIT0IN & CO.,
Coi_iiitl?-ss?oi_ _\?-3rc__ant?_
Sliip (handlers and Grocers,
No. 151 EAST BAY, CHARLESTON, S. C.
c. nowE, jn.'V. m. nocc_t.e. o. ho-bk.
C. & E. HOWE,
Commission Mei'dian te,
No. 71 RROAOWAY, NEW YORK.
C. HOWE, JH .E. O. HOWE*.
ConBipr.uents solicited. Prompt attention given to
salts O' Merchandise. Produce purchased on Commis?
sioa, and liberal advances made.
Refer by permission to Messrs. Hkvhy Swift k Co.,
No. 115 Hroadway; Jno. M. Smith's Son k Co., No. 122
Bros->sti Kkmi". Day k Co., No. nu wallst.-. Thomas
k 15DNHAM, No. l08Brcad=t.,N. Y., <Jmo* August 21
ARCHIBALD GETTY & CO.,
SHIP & STEAM BOAT AGENTS,
AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Nos. 126 AND 128 MEETING-STItEET
AJ?D Nod. 5*1 AND 65 HASEL-STREET,
' Cllfirl? ston, S. C.
LIBERAL ADVANCES MADE ON CONSIGNMENT*
AllfTUHt IS
JAS. B. CAHILL,
GENERAL
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
AND DEALER IN
Groceries, Provisions, Wines & Liquors,
No. 171 Broad-street,
AUGUSTA, GEORGIA.
CONSIGNMENTS SOLICITED.
eeptomb? 1 ? 8mo9