The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, November 02, 1865, Image 8
._,_ CHARLESTON DAILY NEW8..?NOVEMBER 2, 1865.
CO MME Rv OI AL.
Imports.
NASSAU IN P)?Br sohr Alice Flot, a?3 case? Mdze, 1
Trunk. 1 billo Sample.*?. 24 oastea M<Ue,V' cheat*? and 3 pkgs
Tea, 1 Dale, to ACaiirtl? ; 1 ?"a- MtLv, la. Mr? II Wcstou ; 8
bal?-? Mdze, 0!> coll?? Ruge, i*? catea Ht Izo. 2 bag? Pop
per. 7 cases ?Soap, 33 tin? Hago, Si bbJ Sin tar, 1U0 pounds
Coffee. 107bbls Salt, to T W Adderly; loVoxcs Sugar.37
bag? Coffee, 15 caso?, 10 boxes Tin, I cmX ? Hardware, 7
Iron Kegs, 14 bundles Steel, 11 bundle*. Iron, 1 case
Mil/-.-. 1 oaito Hardware, 2 balos Homo, 2 iv-ils Rope. 2
txMfu, 1 box Machinery, 4 pieces Iron Castings, 23 kegs
Soda, lbbl Fruit, to Ortlor; 10 pkgs Iron Wire, 4?*0buti
diei Hoop Iron, to J N Rob?on : 1 cane Goods, 20 kc#a
Soda, a bbls Salt, 5 cases Oll, 1 keg Cream Tartar. 3cuaoa
Oil. 1 caBc Camphor, 1 bbd Cantor Oil, 1 bbl Balaam Uo
palva, 1 caso Drugs, 2 casks Cutlery, 1 case Sample?, to
K Bites _ Co; 30 bbls Copper. 2 cases Opium, 21 cas"?
Soap, 13 bbls Balsam Copaiva. I taso Camphor, tu Joba
?VshlnuHt; 2caao MtUe. 1 tin M.l/.e. 9 ?asea Brandy, 1 Car
pot Bag, 1 Box, 1 Balo, 6C?ka, 1 Ca.-*?, toT 1) Jervoy.
Exports.
NEW YORK?Steamship StarlUht?300 bal.-., Cpl.iud
Cotton, 4 bales Wool, 2f>:t bbls Rosin, 4 tierces Rice, 1
bbl Beeswax, 1 bundle D. oisL-iu.i.
NEW VOR-TfllAHI-ETS.
HOtm MAUKF.T.
The improvement iu tbo contlitiou of the money mar
ket is crailii;i\ly becoming more goncral, and there arc
no eomplaiuts by houses in fair credit of n ?lilliculty In
borrowing at seven per cent, ou call upon good ? Bilate
ral*-. In tho discount line, however, conshlerable Irre
gularity prevails, and buyers bave a wide choleo of
nainea at 0(8)19 per cent. A few ?Ignatures only pass at
7@K per cent. ; but the banks accommodate their own
customers readily at the former rate, expecting, of
courso, that i? considerable portion of Iho amount will
be lei t undrawn.
Only about niiictcon millions wero subscribed to the
lift- million funding loan at tho Hub-Treasury In this
city. Tho disbursement-! on account of the temporary
loan to-day wero $140,000.
Tbc gold ina*ket lias b??en ster.dy. Tho opening prlco
was 145%, from which there was an advance of !c and a
subs?quent declino to 145??', followed by a recovery to
145 'j and a relapso to Hii!, at .the close of business.
Loam-, were In a few instances made Hat, but generally
3 (?r- 0 per cent, iutcrest was paid on tho currency.
Foreign exchange continues much depressed. A large
amount of bills drawn against ghipniout-jof Erie IlalU-oad
sto'-k is on tho market. Some sale? were made at 108'*;
@ ';, and the bills wero offered at the latter figure. Tbc
bust bankers' bills at sixty davs wero sold nt 103.*? (S.
108.-r?A*. Y. Herald, Oct. 27.
Gold Is steady, the prevailing tendency being toward
easier rates. Tho oxporta of gold are largo, being $800,
914, viz.: $104,118 ^i City of Baltimore and $432,801 '&
Borussia. A lurgo proportion of the export Is In gold
bar*.
Tho oxports of specie from this port during the week
have boon as ?follows :
October 2a?Bark C. Hill, St. John, P. R.,
American ?liver. $11,000
Octobor 23?Bark C. Hill, St. John, P. B.,
Spanish gold. 23,000
October 28?Steamer Borussia, Haniuurg.Ger
man silver. 500
Octobor 28? Steamer Borussia,Hamburg, gold
bars. 432,301
October 23?SteamorOity of Baltimore, Liver
pool, gold and silver bars. 135,500
October 28?Steamer City of Baltimore, Liver
pool, American gold. 330.G13
Total for the week. $930,014
Previously reported. 24,290,087
Total filnco Jan. t, ISC'..$25,221,861
Oold i*notations rcportod by ?'hite, Morris k Co., No.
2? Wall-street:
10:30 A. M.14.r>'?i
1140 A. M_.145%
11-30 A. M.ItBH
12:00 H.I45>?
12:30 P. M.145?-?
1:00 P. M.145??
1:30 P. M.145>?
At the second Board tho morning's advance in ?looks
wax not maintained?thero being a general d?clins of ,'i
?*l,l4 iu the railroad list. Money hoa been decidedly
stringent during tho afternoon.
Discounts aro active. Thero is a large amount of good
paper offering,.which is taken chle'-y at 8ig?9 per cent.,
with exceptions at 7<5>7 %. per cent. Thoro is also a largo
lino of secoml-class signatures on tho market, which
meet with slow currency at lOft?l.". per cent.
Gold is quiet. Tho ?lemand for customs is light, and
for export nominal; the Biipply from coupon dlsbiirso
uiciitH and Treasury salo? about equals tho domand,
keeping tho premium stoady.
Gold quotations reported by White, Morris k Co., No.
20 Wall-street:
2:00 P. M.i.145J?
2:30 P. M.145hi
3:00 P. M.145),
3:30 P.M.145>i
Foreign oxc ange is in fair demand for to-morrow's
steamer, but at lower ratos. Primo bankers' storling
bills are offered at 108>?<''*}108'i?, and names considered
gpod arc sold at even lower quotations. Sight bills are
sold at highor rates, owing to tho high rates for money
in England and on tho continout. Wo quoto:
Bankers'Sterling, 00 day?.108 @ 109
Banker*'Sterling, 3 days.? @ 110
Merchants' Sterling.108 _ 108,'^
Francs, long dato.6/?0*.? @6.17X
Francg, abort dato.5.16 Vi ? 5.15
IN. Y. Com. Adv., October 28, 2 P. M.
PBODUCE MARKET.
Cotton.?Receipts 2186 bales. The market opened at.
59@60a, at which tho business was very moagro, and:
holders. In order to effect sales, wero obliged to reduce
their protensions. Up to twelve o'clock tho sales bad
only reached 800 bales. The sales for tho day comprised
1300 bales?the morkot closing heavy at our quotations,
-as follows :
Upland. Florida. Mobile. N. O. d) T
, Ordinary.48 48 49 49
Middling.58 68 69 59
Good Middling-60 01 03 03
Dbuob an? Dies.?Tho market was rather quiet, but
prices, as a goncral thing, wero well sustained. 400
packages bl carbonate of soda sold, to arrive, at il>?'c.
We note sales 200 kegs red lead at 19X0.1 600 lbs.
whiting, forward delivery, at 3,*-**?c. ; 200 bales Gambia at
9 Jic. ; 20 bales jalap at $2.96; 1000 ginseng at 85c@95c. ;
about 600 cases Calcutta sboUac, in Boston, at 35c.@40c.
for native, 50c.(<t)65c. for English; 7000 pounds Trlcsto
brown mustard sood at 17c: 10 bbls camphor at $1.30;
and 3000 pounds Gambia on private terms. Quinine was
dull; holders were asking $2.70.
Freio'its were very dull, and rates were lower than
before quoted, but no lower than the actual negotiations
yesterday, which were kept quiet. Tho engagements
wero: To Liverpool, 14,000 bushels ?*.orn. at 4{<3'4>-'c.,
bulk and bags ; 2050 bales cotton, at 5-lGd. ; per steamer,
1600 boxes choeso, at 40?).; 7000 bushels corn, at 6>?d.,
and 900 bales cotton, at K&Zid. To London, 1700 bbls.
flour, at Is. 9d.@2a. ; 100 tons oilcake, at 17s. (id. Tho
chirtors were: A ship and a bark from Philadelphia to
Cork and a market, petroleum, at 5s. Cil.(n)6s., if to a
British port, and Os.-g)6s. Od. to a continental port; two
ships to a French port, tobacco, 3'2s. Gd. and 35s.
FituiTH.?Tho market was steady, with u fair Inquiry.
The salos comprise 75 cases quarter boxes Sardines
mostly ut 27?!., and 700 boxes Malaga Raisins at $4.06 for
bunch and $5.05 for layers. Also on private terms, 100
bags Sicily Almonds, 2000 hags Brazil Nuts, Including a
resale of 600 bags at 16c., and 15 casks Turkish Prunes.
Teas.?Tho market was rather quint, but prices ro
_?allied steady. Wo note further sales of 20OO half chests
greeiiB, mostly from fust hand; about 300 half chonta
uncolorod Japans, from first hands, and 3000 half chests
Oolongs, from second hands; also 1500 half chests ex
Abbotslord, all on privato terms.
Naval Stobes.?Crude ' turpentine was firm, with
sales of 200 bales for manufacturing purposes at $7.60 _?
$8. Spirit? turpentine, waa rather coaler; 100 bbls. sold
at $1.10 @ $1.15, tho latter an ontslde rat?. Rosin sold
to a moderato extent at firm prices; about 1200 bbls. com
mon changed hands, mostly if not all at $7,60. We note
sales of 800 bbls. strained at $8 @ $0, 460 No. 2 at $10 (q)
$12, 500 do. No. 1 at $13 @ $18, and 190 do, primo pale
at $20 @ $23. Tar was firm, with a moderato business,
at $7 fa) $?, as to quality. Pitch was steady at $7 @ $8,
as to brand.
Rice was lu limited request for consumption, at O.Hio.
@10,'ic., gold, for Rangoon, and 10,!?c.@l4c,, currency,
lor CaroUna. No Important sales.
Salt.?Wo note further cargo sales of 8000 bushels.
Turk's Island at t6c., and 2000 bushels Bonalres at 00c.
@62c. Tho market was very active in the jobbing way,
and, with an inadequate stock, prices cbaugod In soller'a
favor?Aflhton'B selling at $4.76. Marshall's at $4.25,
Llvorpool ground at $2.50, and Turk's Island at 60c,
t?sh.
Huuab was In rather better demand, but tho market
was not activo, and pricea, if anything, wore somewhat
easier, though we noticed no quotable change. The Bales
wero 776 hhds. Cuba muscovado at 13>?@l4*?c., and 237
boxoa Havana on private terms. Beflnod was without
important chango. Wo givo Stuart's prlcoB as follows :
Loaf 2uJ??c. ; crush 20J?C ; granulated and ground 20J?C ;
white 10>ic and yellow 18J?c? A'. Y. Herald, Oct. 27.
Flour, ofcc?The flour market Is dull, and 6c to 10c
lower.
The sales are 7200 bbl?. at $7.40@$7.85 for Superfino
State; $7.95(S)$8.10 for Extra 8tatc; $8.16(i*}$.30 for choleo
do.; $7.50?7.85 for Superfino Western; $8@$8.60 for
common to medium Extra Wctorn; $8.75(n)$8.90 for
eoinmou to good shipping brands Extra Round Hoop
Ohio; and $9@$12.26 for trado brands, tho market clos
ing boavy.
Southern Flour la dull and drooping. Salos 460 bbls.
at $9.fl0(?)$10.36 for common; and $10.4060$10.25 for
Fancy and Extra.
Canadian Flour in dull, and 6o.@10c. lower. Salos 300
bbls. at $B(g)$8.20 for common, and $8.76(?$12.25 for
good to choleo Extra. ^
Grain.?Tho Wheat market Is lc bettor, and oulet
Solon 26 000 bushels at $1.43 for unaou'Jdi Chicago
Spring; $1.82 for Ambor Milwaukee; $2.37 for now A?.
ber State, and $1.76 for now Milwaukee Club.
The Corn market Is lc. better and leas active Sales
40,000 bushels at 79_>89c for unsound, and 00@01c, for
sound Mixed Western?the latter price afloat and In
3toro.
Oats are quiet at 48@ 01c. for unsond, and 64(<?57c. for
sound.
Cottom.?The market Ls de?l and lower. Hales 900
bal??s at 57c.@5#c. for Middling.
Pnovisiosea.?Tho Pork market openod quite heavy,
but closed with moro ?rmuews. Hales S.tOO bbls. at $33
C<?>$33.37*.' for Mc?a, closing at t33.25; "f2?.50 for Primo;
and $28.00(eft$28.75 for Primo Mess.
Tho P-oef markot is quiet, bnt steady. Bales 510 bbls
at $Iltii)$14 for Plain Moss, and $14<_$17 foreitra Mess.
D??of Hams aro quiet; 100 bbls. Wcstorn, Bold to ar
rive, at $37.
Cut Moats aro dull and nominal, 'at 16,??c.@U.'ic for
Shouldors, and 900.*M3J?O. for Hams.
Bacon is unaltered.
The Lr.rd market Is quite heavy. Saleei GOO bbU. at
2ic<?^2?iHc
Butter Is In domand at 30c.<5 12c. for Wosteru, and ?We.
fa*55c. for State.
Cheeso is lu rcqeiest at llc.($10c.
A'. V. Com. Ad*. October 03?2 P. M.
Consignees per South Carolina Railroad,
, ?October 30 ?nil ?'il.
1000 halos Upland Cotton, Furniture. Ac. To U
Haiickcl, K l,in'_, l K Itoblnson, O W Williams A Co,
H Cobia ?V Co, K W K?lgorton,. H C Walker, P J H Hol
land, J D Connor, T U Bristol, K yiiail, J Mitt-hull, A
Tobias' Bans, C. C Conner, Gibbus _ Co, Vf P Ui?k V A
Cha/.aL. J M F.-isoii. J M It:inkiii, K H Kodgors k Co, G
a Hoptoy k Co, Howry & Co, H L .le-ffoi-s ? Co. O O
Witte. T Stonhouse, Vf Ariiokl, and Planters k Mochan
tes Dank.
Consignees per Northeastern Railrontl,
November 1.
0 bales 8m Island, 27!? balea Uplaud OottOB, and 104
bbls Spirits. To Adams, Frost A Cc.T Street, T?touey, T
Stonoy. Mowry, Marshall, Doaeh i Co. S Howard, (llbbcs
i: Co, W Dellay, ? W Clark <V Co, Gnrinan ?<i Schwake,
and Cart k Kopp.
Pusscitgcr.H.
Per steamship Starlight, for New York?U II Thomp
son, Rev J U Capp, lady and 3 children.
PORT CALENDAR.
comiECTED weekly.
I'llASKS OF THK MOON.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CHARLESTON.
Arrived Ycnterclity. [Nov. 1
Brig G F Gocry. Coiicklin, Philadelphia, 3 duys. Coal
and Mdzo. To H F Baker k Co, Cameron, Barkley k Co,
E Sommers, W H Eastorby, F U Wlekenbcrg, U Koddin,
O Ring, B O'NoiU, G Vf Stcffeus k Co. Adams, Frost _
Co, H F Strohecker, W Etter, A Getty ?: Co, Bollmann
Bros, J Klnney, Clacius k Witte, H Klatte k Co, T J
Kerr, G W Williams A Co, H M Jamc3 A- Uro, H Blschoff,
J F O'Neill k Son, A Blschoff, JQuintard, Wilson. Chllds
k Co, J Dudgo, Jr. W Singleton, W Brookbanks, Nathan
A Ottolengul, A C?nale, B S Rhett k Son, T Stcnhousc,
W G Trott, W F Paddou, L Chap?n. W F Fay, M Dowd,
D Paul k Co, W Lebby, J M ?_on, B Ford, T M Bristol,
U II Williams, B Mclnncs, and others.
Br sehr Alice Flora, Knowles, Nassau (N P), 10 days to
quarantine. Assorted Cargo. To A Gu?ale, Mrs H Wes
tou, T W Adderly, J N Hobson, K Bates A Co, J Asli
burst, T D Jcrvey. and Orelcr.
Sohr Francisco, Smoot, Baltimore, 0 ?lays. 2133 bush
els Corn, Mdzo and 22 Mules. To Willis k Chlsobn, Q
W Williams k Co. II T Peak?*, D Ac J Canter, Order, W II
Chafeo, J C Blockben, J S Biggs A? Co, T Stenhousc, T
Street, Rev J Roberts, Morris, Hunt ic Co, J Wiley, II
Cobia _ Co, S C K R Agent, J 11 Schalla, Lauroy .V. Alex
ander, It H MttDowoIi, J O Diirckniyer, W ?V Wurdlaw, N
E 11 R, U L Jcffers k Co, R M Butler, B O'Neill, and
Stelnmoyor k Son.
Steamer Edward Everett, Davulson, Hilton Head.
IN TUE OFFING.
Br bark Sarah Paysou, Dakin, from Cardiff.
BELOW.
Urlg Iza, Williams, Boston. M?_so. To P P Locke, and
others.
Cleared Yesterday. [Nov. 1
Steamship Starlight, Pedrick, Now York?Ravenel k Co.
"Went to Sea Yesterday. |Nov. 1
Steamship Starlight, Pedrick, Now York.
From this Port.
Brig George Harris, French, Baltimore, October 23.
Cleared for this Port.
Bark Justina, Hugg, at Baltimore, Octobor 21.
8chr Albort Muson, Brown, at Now York, Octobor 20.
Office of the City Registrar?.Bill of Mortality
BET?BN OF DEATHS WTTHIN THK CTTT OF DBA?t?6TOH
FBOK THJt 22d TO THK 28TH OCTOBEB, 18(36.
1'DL'K i COI, D.
DISEASES.
Accident.
Cancer.
Convulsions.
Debility.
Diarrhoea.
Dropsy.
Dysentery ;.
Fevor, Congestive....
Fover, Intermittent ..
Fever, Typbold.
Fever, Typhus.
Lungs, Disease of.....
Marasmus.
Old Age.
Pneumonia?.
Teething.
Trismus Nascentium.
Visitation of God.
Worms.
Whites 12; Blacks and Colored 10. Totul 28.
Acies?1 under 1 year; 3 between 1 and6 years; 3 be
tweon G and 10; 1 between 10 and 20; 4 between 20 and
30; 6 between 30 And 40; a between 40 and 80; 1 between
60 and CO; 2 between 60 and 70; 1 between 70 and 80;
and 2 between 80 and 00 yearn.
GEORGE 8. PELZER, M. D., City Registrar.
Meteorologlcol Observations,
FOR THK WEEK ENDINO OCTOBEB 28. 1805?BY OEOnOE 8.
PEL?CB, _. D., CITY BEOIST?VB.
OOTOBEB, 1806.
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Monday, 23._
TucBday, 24...
Wednesday, 25.
Thursday, 20...
Friday, 27.
Saturday, 28...
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?JIJAN.?IN.
0.38
HOLDERS OF MERCHANDISE
WHO WISH TO REALIZE IMMEDIATELY, WILL
oonsolt their interests by consigning tho samo to
JAB. B. OAHILL,
General Commission Merchant,
September 11 3mos_Augusta, Oa.
SAVANNAH HERALD
? CAN BK HAD AT
Rngg'g Book and Periodical Store,
No. IOS 91A UK 'CT-STUEET.
September 20
ATTENTION, MILLINEBS !
JUST RECJEIVF?>, A LARGE LOT OF AR?TFIOIAL
FRHNOH PLOWEU8, newest ?tyle.
ALSO,
RIBDON3, VELVETS, LAOES, SILKS, -ROWN
LINTrTGS and OAPE LACES, at
VICTOR TOLFFv8.
November 2 _ 1.*_ No. 302 Kiog-**_oot.
To the Milliners.
JOST RECEIVED PER STEAMER EMILY B. SOU
DER?
A largo assortment of LADIES', MISS?S' AND CHIL
DREN'S HATS, trimmed and untrimmcd, to which wo
lavlto your special attention to
WILLLVMH k COVERT,
No. 122 Meptlng-strout.
Octouor 31_3* Cornor of Plnckney-.strcet.
GENTLEMEN'S
Furnishing Goods,
JUST RECEIVED,
_\. Frexsh. Supply,
AT
WELCH'S OLD STAND,
Corner Meeting and Market-streets.
I ALSO,
Broadcloths, Cassimcrcs and Ye stings,
WHICH THE SUBSCRIBER 18 PREPAR-E> TO
make up to ordijr, and would solicit a call from
bis old frlondfl and the public gcuorally.
A. Srf HULL,
November 1 lyr AGENT.
SEG ARS, PIPES
Tobacco, etc.
L. LOBENZT
HAS REOEIVF.D A F?J-L SUPPLY OF AU? GOODS
requisite in his Une of business, which he offers,
us usual, cheap.
HAVANA AND DOMESTIC SUGARS
CIGARETTOS ami LADIES' 8XGAB9
LORILLARD'S. SOLACE, and other brands
CHEWING TOBACCO, at reduced prices
SNOFF, in Jars, Bottli-s, and bladders
TURKISH TOBACCO, in Bladders, and all other
brands in present demand
PIPES ? MecrRhattir. ami Imitation, Lava,
China, Briar, Rnsewood, Boxwood, an?l
all other kinds. A. large and wi-ll
seleeted stock.
For sale, wholesale and retail, at the
CHEAP SEGAE STORE
No. 392 KING-TREE.,
?V few doors above George-street.
November 1 lino
T
O THE PEOPLE OF
CHARLESTON
and othora. Wo would invite yju to call and e?mine our
Stock, which
IS
composed of HARDWARE, such aa AXES, SHOVELS,
SPADES AND FORKS; Blacksmiths' Bellows, Vices and
Sledges; Nails, Crowbars, Pocket and Table Cutlery.
SclBsors, Shears, Table anil Tea Spoomi; Scales, large
and ?mull; and to ahow that we are
ALIVE
we have for tho carpenter SAWS, HATCHETS, HAM
MERS, Chisels, Augers, Aug?r Bits, Bracea, Planes, Ac. ;
and for tho mason we iiavo WHEELBARROWS, Brick,
PlaBtering and Pointing Tr?vele, etc.
AGAIN
we look, and find a gencril assortment of TIN-WARE
and HOUSE-FURNISH1NO GOODS, HARDWARE and
CUTLERY??U for sale low by
E. L. DEMING k CO..
November 1 i No. 155 Meeting-street.
BUGGIES
AS'D
Light Bockaways.
Just Received by Emily B. Souder.
WE HAVE RECEIVED,'BY ABOVE STEAMER, AN
assortment of TOrS, NO-TOPS AND LIGHT
R0CKAWAV9, to which we Invite attention.
OS- At the OLD STAND.
NATHAN _ OTTOLENGUI.
Southwest corner Meeting and Wentworth-sts.
October 31_3_
NEW YORK HOTEL,
No. '383 King-Street.
rriHE UNDERSIGNED HA8 THE PLEASURE TO AN
JL NOUNCE to tho citizens of Charleston, strangers
arriving here, and the f en eral public, that ho has cstab;
Usbed himself in tho above desirable locality, and Is pre
pared to accommodate thorn with Rood rooms aud os
cellont board at REASONABLE PRICES. He has also,
always on hand n CHOICE SELECTION of FINE
WINE8, LIQUORS and SEOARS, at Wholesale and Ro
tall, and pure WINES aud LIQUOR8 bottled expressly
for family use.
All goods guaranteed as represented. Call and see.
October 30 lmo M. McLAUGHLIN.
EUREKA!
AMAR?O D? CASTILLA BITTERS
F On SALE BY
CAHILL & CO.,
SOL? AGENTS,
CORNER EAST BAY and LODGE ALLEY.
September 27 _
TAKE A HOHE PAPER.
NO HOME CIBCIE IS COMPLETE WITHOUT A
PAPER.
TVTOW IS THE TIME TO SUBSCRIBE TO
J?S THE TRI-WEEKLY NEWS,
which has been greatly increased In size, and Is filled
with Interesting natter, embracing a varloty of topics.
Tho mails having boen resumed throughout, tho ?in.
tral portion of tli> Hto e, and being carried dally, North,
South, East and West- wo have a largo scope from which
to gathor tho VERY LATES!?-INTELLIGENCE from aU
parts of tho world.
Particular attention being paid to gathering and plac
ing boforo our readers the vory latest nows that can bo
so-cured, and to selectinei such paragraphs as will moot
tho approval of the Southern public, we Invito tho at
tention of tho reading pooplo to our paper, ?_ a dlssomt
nator of, as truthful aa it is posBible to bo, useful intel
ligence, and a record of j&aalng events.
Our terms aro ONE DCLLAR peer month for the papor.
Advert?somens of a tm?lent character Inserted for on o
dollar per square, eight Ones or Iosb, close type, constl
tutlog a square, for tiu[ first publication, and sevonty
flvo cents for each continuance!.
Orders respectfully sfJclted. Address,
J. E. BRTTTON,
Eatorand Proprietor "Nows,"
October 31 Wlnnnbor?,'8. 0.
Rice, Seed Rye, Oats,
14
PEAS, ?IKw.
CASKS FRESH BEIT CAROLINA BICE
20?) bnsh.-ls Prim.* SEED BYE
3000 boabebj Prime Oats
200 li:isln'is Pea:?
3000 bush. !s Bran
C00 btmhili Prime White -nd Foed Corn.
P-OCU. SALT, POTATOES, CODFISH,
SAWION.WAtKEKEI., I.IHI Oles, c?e.
00 bbls. Hut-erfm.? FLOUR
loo Mckn Uvtrpool Salt
6?) hbls. superior Potato?? ?, 5I.n-.-er aud Bucltoy?
2000 lbs. Prime Codllsh
20 half Mils. Salmon, Ko. I
l? halfbblri. Mackerel, No. I
JO kitH No. l Salmon and Mackcro'.
A line assortment of LWUOR.S in barr?la and . ;: *.
with a full itonk of other Urncerieti.
For sale by JOHN CAMPrii-'N a. CO.,
No. 11 Murket-itrcct, opposite Htato-ntivol.
Noveribi'r 2 1
Butter and Cheese.
FIBRINS CHOICE GOSHKN BUTTER
tj CO boxen Goahon Cbcoso.
Now lauding from ul#aiucr, and for aa'.o by
JAMES W. BROWN <t CO..
November 2 2 Moi. 130 and 138 Meeliiig.Htrcet.
25
Corn Afloat.
On?'iA B?-HBL?! HUPE-IOR WHITE PROVIS
?J\J\J\J ION CORN, per schooner Francisco,
which will be sold low from tin vessel.
JOHN" CAMPS-N k CO.,
Kb, 14 Market-street, ?ippiisito Stato-strect.
November 'i 1
THADDEUS STREET,
Commission Merchant,
XSTO- *7<_ BAST ____. _T,
OFFERS FOR HALE AT LOWEST MARKET PRICES:
/TA f\ WHOLE. HALF AND QUARTER BOXES OF
OvU '-Fay Bros'.* No. i and FAMILY SOAE.
lauding this day from the Brig Pcnnii_an
100 cuHOB Superior Bourbon Whiuky
CO caso? Claret Wino
25 casi? Sauternc Wine
25 caso? Champagne Cider
15 barrels Bourbon Whisky
15 barfl*? Cider VI?MM?
50 hilulu. Muscovado JfoltiMiW
25 eoili Hemp Rope
? roll j Sea Inland Bagging
? boxes Chewing Tobacco
00 M Segar?
20 bags Prime Rio Coffo?
? barrels Crush-rd Sug-jr
? dozen Buckets
? dozen Brooms.
November 1 wthtuB
Merchants and Bankers,,
CHARLESTON, S. C,
OFFER FOR S_L,E LOW FOR CASH :
1 6\C\r\ COTr-s HUMP AND MANILLA ROPE
_L?l/UU 200 bole? Gunny Bagging auci?Twlno
lOiiii kegs Nails, assorted sizes
:iui) bbls. t'otv.-t! Sugar, A. B und C
20O baga Bio and Java Cofl'eo
100 bbls. Molasses aud Syrup
200 boxes .\<ii?ilantliin and Speri? Candles
UK) boxes Tin, I C and I X
100 boxes WiAdow Glass
100 bbls. White Wine aud Cider Vinegar
10U bhls. Copperas, Dina atone and Epaou-*-. Salts
3000 bbls. Jnrvis' Island Guano
Soda, Vagara. Tobaooo, Heekerel, !?circh, Spi
ce*?, \c, J?e.
GOLD, SILVER, BANK NOIES, STEALING AND
NEW YORK EXCHANGE, Uo'^ht aud Sold.
October 23_
~ GIN COCKTAILS,
IN CASES, Ac.
GIN COCKTAILS
Morning Call
Schnapps
Uld Tom Gin
Bourbon Cocktail
Eyo Opener
Royal Windsor Bitters
Kuiumcl.
J. D. KAVANAGH,
October 13 lmo_Ko. 88 East Bay.
Groceries, Fruits, &c.
JUST RECEIVED. PER STEAMER, A FINE LOT
OF
POTATOES IAPPLES
ONIONS GARLIC
TURNIPS CABBAGES
BEETS COCOANUTS
LEMONS.
And a fine lot of GROCERIES?Coffee, Teas, Sugar, Cit
ron, _e. For sale low by
D. LILIRNTHAL,
November 1 2*_No. 81 Market-gtroot.
~RICE.
FIFTY BARRELS "PATNA" RICE, RECEIVED PER
Steamship Emily B. Souder, from New York. For
sale by WILLIS k CHISOLM,
October 31_North Atlantic Wharf.
. Bice ! Bice ! Bice !
HOPKINS. McPHERSON & CO., NO. 155 MEETINO
STREET, keep constantly on hand a supply of
FRESH HEAT WHOLE, MIDDLING, and SMALL CARO
LINA RICE. lmo_October 31
Lime, Lumber and Laths.
-| S\t"\r\ CASKS FRESH LIME, IN FINE ORDER
__Vy \J \J 20.000 foet White Pine Lumber
80,000 Laths.
Landing from schooner E. G. Knight. For aalo by
October 28 OLNEY k CO., No. 11 Venduo Rango.
Stoves! Stoves!
0/\/\ STOVES, SUITABLE FOR OFFICE8 OR
.?>\Jll ROOMS. For sale at Manufacturer's Prices,
by i HOPKINS, McPHERSON k Co.,
October 31 No. 155 Meotlng-streot.
WAIVTKD?TWO VEWEbi? TO
?load LUMBER, onu for thoNorth, and one fbf
? th.? West IuiiA.1. I*'or parlioiilarH apply to
VAN HOLTEN. TAMSEN V UO..
Kowmb-'r I 3 No. 1!>9 Km*-?trf?t.
rf-y FOR. L.IVKIIPOOL.?TH?. HtllT
? ? tSH bark JOHN RICHARDS, Capt. L. O. Gou
A?? ^ >i; ' '. ha? half her cargo engaged, and ?rill ro?
?-__j,vn-,. Immediate dispatch. For Freight apply
t* It. Q. PINOKNE?,
October tO No. 7 Vatidorhorst'H Wharf
FIRST VESSEL.?To SAIL EARLY THIS WEEK.
, _*ou NEW veiKK-nr.iie'liAtvT'S
It E O U L A It LINE.?The superior firat-clat?
'?Schooner ENCHANTRESS, ?Utchford Mi?tor,
sivanta SO to 78 to bales cotton to lili up. New
Y?Mk rato to Liverpool, fi-IG.I. for sex Upland: 716.1. for
BOH Isliuel'i. Apply at t_? Agonfa olUno.
_ , WILLIAM ROACH,
Cornor I-.asl Biy and Boyoe'H South Whari.
nillh Lading iiigned at Agent's, office. November 2
SECOND VESSEL?TO HAIL NEXT WEEK'EARLT
. ^js TOR NEW VOUK.-MKIUHANTS'
,_/_*. REGULAR LINE --Tin Line taken freight, for
awarding through '.<> Liverpool froo of c.iuimis
s.sion. Tho very atauarb and elegant p-n-ki-tHchr.
MYP.OVEH, Huohbs master, will have ni?ck dispatch.
Por Knight C ugagonieint.e, apply ut onffo o! tho Acpn't
WILLIAM ItilAl'H,
October 11 Corner F.ai I Bay and Ifoyc<-'H Wharf.
TOR i'llll-HO El? P II I A_K _ Y~
STONE LINE?(ON SATURDAY.)?Th-? Qna
^Schooner K. O, KNIGHT, Howes, Master, hav
nearly alt her cargo ongagoel, will sai! rvi
liovo. Wot bahmce of Freight apply to
H. K BAKER ?k CO..
Novrti!b-irl_No. 20 Cumbortend-strcot.
WOK BA_Tinon_?iTITK: FAST
llut; Pack?l Schooner SUSANNAH. For
?Freight cngagenien*.? apply to
CAMERON. UAltKLEY k CO.,
rcmber 3 No. 100 Mex-ting-Htrecl.
PEOPLE'S LINE.
TOR NA.VAIV.VAiI, STOPTHV?. AT? HILTON
HEAD AND BEAUFORT.
THE NEW AND FAST-HAILING STEAMER LIZZIE
BAR!ER, Capt. Richardson, will loave Vanderhorst'5
Wharf, Thursday. November 2d.
For Freight or Passage, having splendid accommodar
tioo-e, apply on board, or to
STYLES k CARTER,
November 1 No. 13 Vandorhorsf? Wharf.
New York and Charleston
PEOPLE'S STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Leaving* each Port evory Alternate Thursrtavo.
??TEAMSHJP EMILY D. SOUDER.
Cl.IT. R. W. LOCKWOOD.
STEAMSHIP MONEKA,
C\pt. <J: P. Ma_JHMAK.
rrVESR STEAMSHIPS. OFFERING EVERY INDUCE
JL MENT TO SHIPPERS AND THE TRAVELING
I'lJIJLie:, having superior nccommodallons for Paason
gers, with tables supplied by every luxury the New York
I and Oharlewtein markets caa affc>rd; and for finfoty., spcei
and comfort nr-? unrivalled on the coast.
THE NEW STEAMSHIP
EMILY B. SOUDEK,
CAPTAIN R. W. LOCKWOOD,
WILL LEAVE ACCOMMODATION WHARF ON
Thursday Afternoon. November 2d, at Thro?
o'clock precisely.
For Freight or Passage apply at the ofllco of the Agent?.
WTLLIS k CHI80LM,
October 31 North Atlantic Wharf.
SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.
GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE, 1
CuABLKSTON, S. 0? October 28th, 1866. j
ON AND AFTER THIS DATE, FREIGHT WILL B_
recolved for STATIONS on the W. and M. R. R.,
via Klngsvtllo. H. T. PEAKE,
October 28 atuthO Gee8ral 8eiporintene? nt.
DUNLOP'S ALE,
X. X. A.JSTD AMBEE.
J. D. KAVANAGH, Agent,
THO. 83 ?AST BAY.
October 24
Imo*
S. G. COURTENAY,
BOOK AND MIO? DEPOT,
No. 9
BROAD-STREET,
August 14
CHARL?gTON, S. C.
If
R-AJ:L,R0__D A.3STD STEAMBOAT
SUPPLIES, COAL OIL AND PAINTS.
KEEP CONSTANTLY OW HAND A FULL SUPPLY OF -TIE ABOVE ARTICLES.]
ALSO,
IRON NAILS AND SPIKES, EVERY SIZE AND QUALITY-?LEATHER
Belting, Circular Saws, and Machinery in General,
MILL SAW FILES, AND EVERYTHING CONNECTED WITH ENGINEERS' SUPPLIES.
November 1
ARCII'D CAMERON.
R. C. BARKLEY.
FHNN PECK.
THE OLD STOEE IN A NEW DRESS.
THE ATTENTION OF OLD 0U8TOMER8, AND THE LADIES OF CHARLESTON GENERALLY, 18 INVITED
to tho following SEASONABLE GOODS now oponod :
T AT'IUU' DT */ ?_* O-V _r -nvi-iri.Mi __ _<-iui a
LADIES' BLACK BILK. BEAVER HATS
Ladles' Black Straw Hats
Ladios' Straw Habs
Ladino' Empress Bonnets, In Black and Whit? Straw
Ladios' Empress Bonne?, In Black and Colored Velvet?. .
Bnchofl, Flowers, Feathers',
ALSO. AN ASSORTMENT OF FANCY TOILET SOAPS, ESSENCES, PERFUMES, kc. fee.
November 1 4* MRS. BOOTH, No. *?3 Kl_g._tr.ect.
BLACK ENGLISH CRAPES
Black and Colored piscos Volvot
Ribbon Velvets, Assorted
Donnot and Trimmbig Ribbons in the latest Shades and
Stylos
', BruaBols and Blond Laoos.
. _ i ,
Co-.;*! U*i-.''iu.v 1