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CHAELESTON DAILY NEWS....FEBEUABY 9,1866._ ? The I>a?y N?ws. FB?SAY MORNING, lig?tgAjgtviiig COMMERCIAL. Exports for the Week ending Feb. 8. rOBJIGX. EiTEBPOOL-Per Br bark Western Belle-U bales 8" I and 882 bales Upland Cotton. NASSAU, NP-Per Br sehr Vig?ant-Sn.OOefeetBoards, Scantling, to..Per Br scar Alica Piora-90,000 Shingles. MEW YORK-Per steamsbipT Alhambra-?Tl bags eon* taining 2500 bushels Bough Bise, 411 packages Geano, 75 balsa Cotton, 9 bbls Metal, 30 bbls Rosin, 18 packages Sundries, 15 bales Hides and 8 ki aa, 78 ?.roes Rice_..Poi stearnthip Moneta-6 balea S I and 251 bales Upland Cotton, 104 tierces Rice, 49 bales Domestics, 121 bigs Cotton-Seed,.45 bbls Ko sln, 41 bags Peanuts, 69 boxes JCdz9. ^...Per sehr MjTOVBT-302 bales Upi md Cotton,-111.8*3 pounds old Iron Rads ?nd Macbinory, 1 bale Wool, 64 bun? dles Paper, 252 cases Liquors. 28 obis Spirits Tur? pentine. 2 cases Hardware, 1 orate and bbl Crooke ? ry, 186 empty Ale Bbls, 17 kegs Peint, 1 hui Var? ias?, and Sundries. .ALTIMORE-Per steamship Cumberland-28 bales Upland Cotton, 40 bales Tara, 40 bbls Tar, 200 bbls Rosin, 38 boxes Tobacco, 6 Boxes and Trunks, 1 bbl Peanuts, 900 Empty Bags. THE CHARLESTON HAKKXT. [voa THC wxEK aroma TSBavasr. 8, 18(6.] In? receipts of Cotton at this point since last week's roport foot up one hundred and eighty-six bales of Sea I Sslaad and nineteen hundred and tan bales of Upland [ Cation. Throughout the present week the Cotton mar? ket bas had a declining tendency, and the sdi in prices ajnoe cir last Btatem nt, up to tbs close of business ysAterday, amounted to about two (2) cents per lb. This essie of things has been largely owing to the difficulty in Balling both foreign and domestic exchange, and the eonsaquent tightness of money matters. Holders, in nedor to eU'ect sales, have boen componed to submit to a gradual -decline, and good Middling Cotton was sold here ywtorday at 46c per lb. We quota : Middling to Strict Middling.44@i5o. g*od Diddling_.40c. SKA. I?I AXD Corro*.-Th? market throughout th? week for thia grad* ot Cotton bas boan doll, with only Tory limited transactions- thi general rangs of prises being from 125 to 135c. ft lb., with occasional salea of extra lou at 150 to 160c. ft m. COTTON STATBXffifT. S.Ifld. Vpld. Bice Stock OB hand Sept 1st, 1865. 362 1610 . 100 BacoipU from Sept. 1,'65 to Jan 31,'66,2795 49836 1804 Becatpts from Feb. 1 to Feb. 7, '60 186 1910 131 Total Receipts.?44 63356 188S Exports. S. I'd. Up'd. Bice. Roa Sept. 1 to Fob. 1. 1886 . 2876 46120 1546 Srports from Feb. 2,'66 to Feb. 8,'00. 60 1360 206 2920 4T480 1811 Total exports. ?3? 17480 1811 : on huid. 418 6876 24 $!OB.-?We learn of receipts of abont ATS thousand j ?ash els of Carolina Rough Rio?, by railroad and water, j ?artofi tho -weak. Twenty-fire handrod buh?is har? | twa exported la the rough by steamer to Kew York. Xtaoss romain as-befor?, say from Ho. ts Us. par ls., as ] .?breme? for Clean Bios. RATAL STORKS.-The reeelpts of the noak kars j bees qaiW limited and the tranaastlona email. We Isarn j sf fte aale of No. 3 Rosin at 14.50 par DSL KAT. -A few small lo t? of North ' airar bars' baa* tb* *JSV rsealpts el tte week, sad SOO bales af thu qa? li ty e/Har has been sold at $1.00 perhaadred, ead a sesead let at fLse perhaadred. There aaa been as traaaao tjsna ia Eastern, and holders are asking aboat $ I. To ftbaadrsdl' CORN.-The orri yol? of tte week tm out to sixteen fmsntiut bushels, and the markst ls overstocked and 4ML We are informed of tba sal? of 1907 bexhala Waite Marriaad at $1.20 ft boeaol; IT j? bushels Wilta, aaa.' ??nj buh?is Yellow Cora, in one lot. at f 1.19 ft bash*!; aa? 1900 koah el? Yellow Corn at 1.13 ft baabsL These lota are all by measurement. OATS.-Abont three thousand basad? of ltarylaad I fcjrTB cerne to hand alase our last woakly report, and ws j ere informed of the nala of IMO bushels at TO eontt ft bushel, andanether.parael at 65 coats ft bushel FLOUR.-There is a limited demand for Super, but j fla? other grades are quito duh. We quote Super at j $?M to $10 ft barrel. BACON.-The demand io r Sides and Shorlders is very I Hmited, and the supply heavy. Shoulders are generally j fold at 15 to 17c, and Sides at 19 to 21c. ft Yb. SALT.-There has been no receipts daring the week, Bat the market is amply supplied, and the last foreign eerco received ls being sold from the vessel at $1.90 ft sack. Dealers are generally asking $2 to $2.25. MOLASSES.-A small cargo of Cuba Clayed, new crop, il being disposed of In small parcela at 62 to 55c. ft gallon. FREIGHTS-To Liverpool are dull, but the rat? is flmohanged, ?ay J-id. for Upland and ld. for Sea Island. To New York; by steamer, lo. ft Qt on Upland Cotton; By sailing packet, &c. ft Es or. Upland Cotton. EXCHANGE.-Money matters haviag become very Stringent since our last report, there haa been a decline ?a Foreign Bills, and we learn of the aale of sixty .'-ay BUs en England at $6.60 and sight bills at 0.70. DO MISTIC KXCH ANGE.-Tho Bankers axe pure ba? sca?; Sight Checks on New York at ? j? to fi off, ?nd Boiling at par to a Xi premium. GOLD.-In the early part of the week there was quite aa active demand, but there was little call fer it yester? day. The Bruters are purchasing at 40 and selling at 42. Abbeville Market. ABBEVILLE, February 6.-Corrow.-There is some demand for fine cotton in good packages, and we quote stoic* good middling at 26 cents por pound, while lower qualities range from 18 to 21 ??nts for coln. Wilmington Market, WILMINGTON, February 6.-Owing probably to the flererity of the weather, Water-street was almost de? serted yesterday-consequently wo have very few sales to report. Corrow.-Six bales Middling at 41e. ; 8 bales Strict Middling at 42>-"c Tan.-Salea of 500 bbls. at $2.15. Mobile Market. MOBILE, February 2.-COTTOX.- The demand to-day ' baa been confined to a few buyers. The steamer's news, with Liverpool dates to the 20th January, did not affect this market to any material extent 1500 bales changed ?binds, the market closing quiet at 45046 cents for Middling. MOXBTABT ?SD FINANCIAL.-Closing rates: Gold, buy? ing and seuiLg, 14U@142. S?ror, buying and selling, 136@139. Commercial (B. L.) Sterling, 147@147??'. Ex? change, sight on New York, round suma, dis eoont Exchange dealers and bankers are checking at K?ri discount. New Orleans Market. NBW ORLEANS, Feb. 1-11 A, M.-COTTON.-There ap? pears to be a pretty general inquiry, and a few hundred feel?? have changed hands, but nothing has transpired yet with regard to prices. Lost evening we quoted the market firm at 40(g)4lc for Ordinary, 44@45c for Good Ordinary. 46@47c. for Low Middling, and 48c.@- for Middling. To-day buyers are endeavoring to buy at easier al* .hough not quotably lower ratet. Thoro appears to be batt? poor prospect ot the eales reaching the 4800 bales sold yesterday. Soo AB AND MOLASSES.-Thoro is yery little or no Stock on hand, and the supp les, which are very light have sold readily at full and firm prices, the sales com* prising 60 hhds. 8ugar, in several lots, at 13,Sc for good ejommon, 15c for good fair, and 16c per lb. for strictly prime. Also 150 bbls. molasses, lu four lots, at 70c. per gallon for common, 85c for prime, 86c. for prime slightly fermenting, and 90c per gallon for strictly prime. WKSTELN PRODUCE AND Paonsiows.-We have again te quote a firm market with small stocks, light receipts and a continued good local demand, at arm prices, those for Flour ruling with an upward tendency. The sale? this forenoon comprise 700 bbls. Flour, in lota ol 100 bbls., at $7.50 for low fine, $8 for good fine. $8.12? for low superfine, $8.60 for Superfine, $8.62>? for good ?raperfine. and $12 25 per bbL for choice extra; 300C aaoks Corn on private terms and 1300 yellow at $1.10 9 bushel, 800 sacks Oats on private terms, and SOO Backs Bran at $1.70 ft ino lb. We have heard of salee of TOO aaoks Oats at the advanced price of 55c ft bushel, while we are informed of some sales at 53c. MoinrARY.-The Gold maket opened very quiet to? day, and the only sales reported thus fir are $5000 al $39*i, and $5000 at 139??. We also noticed a delivery o? 110,000 at $140, but it waa really engaged a day or two Stn oe. loreign Exchange is evidently easier; ?2000 very good St?rung sola at 148??. ?400<' Al at 149. and ?3000 flret ciaas at 149J-?. Th? sales ol Francs include 315.000 Al commercial at 37SJ? and 100,000 ttrst class at 377?. Domestic Excaauge is without ant qaoUhle variation, $95.000 New York Hieht (20,000 and 75,000) sold at dmooont and $80,000 Boston sight, embracing $30,00( 6t 7-1 S. asd $90,000 si j?? Tho banks are eheeking oa Nsw York at >? rf'-oauxuX-riSea^ine. . Fre?a the New G; lean r Prica" Current of the 31 s t, wa compil? tbs following relative to the markets for three lay? endiag Jan nary 30 th. The cotton market closed' at the date br tho previous review with middling at 47 @48c Sales for Die three days loot op 11,250 bales, taken generally for the North, Great Britain, France and Spain. The receipts proper continued heavy, bat show a falling off oomparedwith those of the corres? ponding period last week-13,730 against 10,382 bales. Middling: olosed at 48?-. COTTON rc'ATKSCOTT. Stock on hand Sept. 1st, 1806. bales 83,339 Arrived past three days. 14,697 Arrived previously.466,261-469,701 6?3.000 Exported past three days. 11,630 .Exported previously.. ....362,884-374,620 Stock on hand and on shipboard.bales 178,480 TOBACCO STATEJtrST. Stock on hand Sept. 1st, 1866.hhds. 873 Arrived past threo days........"......"13; Arrived previously...2876- 3011 3S84 Exported past three days.00 Exported previously.656- 666 Broken np for baling, city consumption, ?c., since Sept. 1st. 1866.657-1313 Stock on hand and on shipboard......hhds. 2671 Nashville Market. NA8HVILLE, February 3L-COTTON.-The market for the week has boen dull, with the exception ofone or two days-prices ranging from 39 to 41c. The lattor figure obtained generally on Friday for the best grade. To? day there is a deol ino of folly one cent-IO cents being tho ruling rate for s good article. CHARLESTON WHOLESALE PRICES, Corrected and Revised for the Week ending Thursday, February 9, 1866. aancMBv 44 46 1.00 65 9.00 75 10.50 8.60 11.35 8.00 2.75 32 70 9.75 10.75 BAGGING. fl yard Dundee. Gunny Cloth. BALK ROPE, fl tb-Manilla Western. New York. BREAD, fl lb Navy.nono Pilot. Crackers. BRICKS, fl M. BRAN, fl 100 lbs. COTTON, fl lb. Ordinary to good Ordinary.... Low Middling. Middling to Strict Middling... Good Middling. Sea Island. CANDLES. 9? tts-Sperm. Adamantine. Tallow. COFFEE, fi tb-Rio. Laguayra. Java. CORDAGE. fl lb-Manilla. Tarred American. CORN MEAL, fl bbl. COAL, fi ton-Anthracite. Cumberland. C0??*?-Sboot, ft re. TISH-Cod, ft 10O lbs. Herring, ft box. Mackerel. No. 1, fi half bbl.... Mackerel, No. 2, fl half bbl.... Mackerel, No. 2, fl bbl. Mackerel by kits No. 1. No- 3. No. 3. Sardines, ft 100-quarter bores Half boxes... JTLOITS, fl bbl-Sup?-. Bxtr?........,. Fine.. Family, half bbU. ?Wr-S^-Pronea. ft ft. Fhje.*tt...... Dried Apples, ft ft. Almonds, soft ah ell, fi ts. Raisins, M. B., ft box. Raisins, Layer, ft box. Uranga?, ft box. Lemons, fi box.. GLASS, fi box of 60 feet Amertosa, 8x10. .. American. 10x12.. , i French, 13x18..... QUAIN- Maryland Oats, fl bushel... Western Oats, ft bushel.. Corn, fl bushel. Boan i, fl bushol. NAT, ft cwt-North El vor.. Saetera. HIDES-Dry, ft ft. INDIGO-* ft. LATHS, fl M. LIME-Sht?l, fl bbl. Rockport.. Cement. Plaster Paris. LUMBER, fl M feet Clear White Pine, 1st quality... , White Pine, good run. Yellow Pine. Boards, fl M feet-Rough. Grooved and Tongued... LEATHER, country tanned, fl lb_ MOLASSES, fi gallon Cuba. Muscovado. Porto Rico. Sugar Eouso.I 1.37 NAILS American, 4(S20d, TI keg.... American Wrought. Lathing, fl kej. Copper, fl lb. Galvanized, fl ft. Spikes, fl lb. NAVAL STORES, fl bbl-Tar.... Pitch. Rosin, No. 1. Rosin, No. 2. Rosin, No. 3. Spirits Turpentine, fl gallon Oakum, fl ft 10 0 35 30 ? 28 ? 25 ? - ? - ? 15 15.00 ?18.00 2.S0 ? - - ? - 44 ? 45 40 ? - 1.00 ? 1.60 - ? 45 38 ? 30 25 ? - 30 ? 32 40 ? - 45 ? 50 28 ? 30 26 ? 28 6.00 ? - 18.00 ? - nominal, 65 0 76 9.00 fill.00 75 ? 80 10.50 ?12.00 8.60 ? 9.60 11.26 ?14.Ot 8.00 ? 3.36 2.75 ? 3.LO 3.60 ? 2.76 32 ? - 70 ? 76 9.75 ?10.00 10.76 ?ll.00 - ? - 6.60 ? 6.00 35 ? 30 10 fi - 18 ? 16 40 ? 45 6.00 ? 6.60 6.00 ? 6.60 30.00 ? - 9.00 ?10.90 4.00 ? - 4.36 ? - 6.75 ? 7.00 65 ? 70 - ? - 1.13.S'? 121 2.00 ? - 1.66 ? 1.60 1.G0 ? 1.80 10 ? 12 1.00 (4> 1.76 4.00 ? 4.50 - ? - 1.90 ? 2.25 2.75 ? 3.50 4.00 ? 4.50 Clear Whito Pine, lat quality_ 90.00 ? - , White Pine, good run.75.(10 ?80.00 Yellow Pine. 40.00 ?46.00 Boards, fl M feet-Rough.30.00 ?40.00 Grooved and Tongued_ito.00 ?65.CO LEATHER, country tanned, fl lb. 10 ? 60 MOLASSES, fi gallon Cuba. CO ? 68 Muscovado. 65 ? 80 Porto Rico. 75 ? 1.00 Sugar Eouso.I 1.37 ? - NAILS American, 4?20d, TI keg. 8.00 ? 8.60 American Wrought. 20 ? - Lathing, fl keg. 7.60 ?10.00 Copper, fl ft. 1.00 ? - Galvanized, fl tb. 30 ? - Spikes, fl lb. 12 ? 16 NAVAL STORES, fl bbl-Tar. - ? - Pitch. - ? - Rosin. No. 1. 12.00 ?15.00 Rosin, No. 2. 8.(0 ? 9.00 Bosln, No. 3. 4.60 ? 6.00 Spirits Tarpon tine, fi gallon_ 60 ? ST - Oakam, fl ft. 16 ? - OILS-Lard, fl gallon.?2.60 ? - Lint??d. y, gallon. 1.65 ? - Sperm, Winter, fl gallon. 3.20 ? - Cotton Seed, fl gallon. - ? - Castor (E. I.), fl gallon. 4.60 ?4.75 Olive, fi dozen. 9.00 ?10.00 OILS- Kerosine, fi gallon. 05 ?1.05 Benzine-, ft gallon. 80 ? 1.00 PROVISIONS-Bott, moss, fl bbl.-... 15.00 ?20.00 Beef, prime, fl bbl. 14.00 ?16.00 Pork, moss, fl haL*bbl..... 18.00 ? - Ramp, fl bbl.30.00 ?35.00 PROVISIONS- Bacon, Hams, vi ft.. 23 ? 26 Bacon, Sid?*, fl ft. 20 ? 22 Bacon, Shoulders, fi ft. 16 ? 17 Bacon. Strips. 24.00 ?30.00 Lard, ia keg, fl ft. ... 20 ? 26 Butter, fl ft. 45 ? 60 Oheese. 22 ? 27 Potatoes, ft bbl. 3.00 ? 4.00 Onions, fi bbl.. 3.00 ?4.00 Apples, fl bbl. 7.00 @ 9.00 PAINTS-Whit* Lead, fi ft. 13 ? 17 Black Lead, fl ft. 15 ? - ItfCT-Oarolina, fi ft. ll ? 13 East India Rico. 10 ? 10>' SLATES- American, ft square. 13.60 ? SHINGLES, fl M White Pine, first quality.12.00 ? - ?/tiT-Liverpool, coarse, fl sack. 2.00 ?3.50 Liverpool, fine, fl sack. - ? - SOAP-Bax, fl ft. 12 ? 13 STARCH, fl ft. ll?? 12 SPICES, fi ft-Cusaja. 1.12J*? - Mace. 1.76 ? - Cloves. 1.25 ? - Nutmegs. 2.00 ? 2.60 Pepper. 40 ? - Pimento. 40 ? 60 Raco Ginger. 37 ? - SPIRITS, fl gallon-Alcohol. KM ? 6.00 Brandy, Cognac. 4.00 ?10.00 Brandy, Domestio. 3.00 ? 3.76 Gin, Holland. 4.75 ? 6.00 Gin, American. 3.60 ? 3.75 Rum, Jamaica.. 5.00 ?6.00 Rum, N. E. 2.50 ? 3.00 Whisky, Bourbon. 2.75 ? 3.60 Whisky, Rectified. 2.30 ? 2.40 SUGAR, fl lb-Raw. 14 ? 18 Crushed.. 20 ? 21 Clarified A. 20 ? - Clarified B. 19 ? - Clarified, C. 17 ? - Loaf....?. 22 (?I 23 Porto Rico. 15>,'? - Muscovado. 13 ? 14 SEGARS-Domestic manufacture, fl M 18.00 ?46.00 TEAS, fi lb-Importal. 2.0'J ? 2.60 Gunpowder. 2.00 ? 3.50 Hyson. 1.(0 ? 1.60 You;.,'; Hyena. 1.50 ? 1.60 Blaca...;.;. 1.00 ? 1.75 TOBACCO, fl ft. aa per quality. 45 ? 1.50 TIMBER-Hewn Timber-Ytdlow Pine 14.00 ?18.00 Ash..?5.00 ? - poplar.?.<."?-,. oo ? - Hickory.....75.0u ? _ ?."-IC Roofing Plato. 17.00 ?17.60 TV Jin,P>to' 10xli.17.00 ?17.60 IX Tin PUte. 10x14.QO.OO ? - Block Tin, fl . 47 fol - TWINE-CotUm. fl ft.... Z\75 ? Z ?lnc.^.?.. .. 50 ? _ J^C- UCULP. 50 ? - VARNISH-B^a\'*^??Z\\---- j S ? - Parafine. ?'?? ? VI NEG A ?-Whi tc Wine. ^ gallon ' ' Si ia Cider, fl gallon.\'"m j? " _ French, fl gallon. l 00 g 1 25 WINE, fl gallou-Port. 2.60 ? ?loo Madeira. aa6 @ 5.00 Starry... 2.25 ? 6-0o Chiret, f ca*e-. 5.00 ?10.00 Champagne, & basket. 26.00 ?33 eo ZINC-Sheet, fl ft. 26 ? "27 Cons; arness per So nth CiiToiina Hak.road, ( .,.,......> February-B. csa "bale? Cotton, 30 bala? Mdze, 241 bags Bough Rles, limitare, 4c. To Aclaras, <Fro st ft -Co, W Le boy, B F Simmons, E H Rodgers t Co, 3 Warren, W P Dowling, O Reeder. W H Gaskin*, L F Behling, J F Fickeri, Hunt I Bros, D Loeb, J Kline, G W William? ft Co, Me wry ft Co, A Tobias' Sons, O T Lowndes ft Co, J B Irring, Miss G Bay, B Adger. P F Outtino, A H Jones, P Epstin, Mrs R R Pope, E Bates ft Co. J B E Sloan, W B Wi?iuxns, G H Walker ft Son, B More & Co, A Reckling, J C Coch? ran, H Lowry, H Cobla ft Co, Ferguson ft Barker, J G Gibbes, J A Enslow ft Co, E J Wiss ft Co, O O Witte, W H Wesson, King ft Co, E M Freer, T Street, Lee & Spen? cer, J M Caldwell ft Sons, G A Hopley ft Ce, A H Abra? hams, B A ft J F Early, Graeser ft Smith, W K Ryan, G H Djgraham, J H Baggett k Co, JOH Claussen, Taft ft Howland, Hart ft Co, B Moodheim, Webb, Ayer ft Trom? bo, Hamilton ft Small, HarraL B ft T, and Wagener, H ft M. Passengers. Per steamship Moneka, for New York-Mrs Rivers, Miss F Getty, A Getty, J Chisolm, N Drummond, J L Mankftj, L Faulkcner, J L Edwards, J Sullivan. McMan nus, J Welch, A Cook, TJ Poor, Mrs H Schall, MM Cook, and 6 in steerage PORT CALENDAR. _COBKECTED WEBBXY._ PHASES Or THE HOON. FnB M. 30th, 4h. Om. even. I New M. 15th, 4h. 63m. even Last Q. 7th, 2h. 18m. even. |FirstQ. 21st, Uh. 28m. even Pl ~ 1 PEBBVABT. 61 Monday_ 6 Tuesday.... 7 Wednesday. 8 Thursday.. 9 Friday. 10 Saturday... 11 Sunday. sro. . BISES. j BETS. ~~6~36~ 6..37 6..37 6..38 6..30 6. .40 6. .41 6..63 G..52 6..51 6..51 C. .60 G..49 6..48 MOON HIGH RISES, ! WATER. MARINE NEWS PORT OP CHARLESTON. Arrived Yesterday. [FED. 8 | Sehr P M Wheaton, TownBend, Philadelphia, 5 days. Mdze and "Railroad Iron. To H F Baker ft Co, Wardlaw | ft Carew, H T Peake, J Thompson k Co, Cameron, Bark? ley ft Co, O N Averill k Son, Ebaugh ft Mallonce, B Ford, S Cantwell, T Tupper k Son, G H Linstcd, J A Cook ft Co, Pond ft Duncan. E Litschgi, H Jager, J F Slattery, G Davis ft Co, T Claffy. P C Kerrigan, A Tobias' Sons, G W Williams k Co, J N Robson, SURR Co, Lit? tle ft Marshall, and Order. Sehr Maria Pierson (3-masted), Chamberlain, Fortress ? Monroe, 5 days. Hay. To tho U S Quartermaster. Cleared Yesterday. [FEB. 8 Steamship Moneka, Marshman, New York-Villis ft Chisolm. Br bark Western Bollo, McClutchie, Liverpool-Mar? shall, Beach k Co. Sp barkontine Fortuna, Uarregs, Cadiz-W P Ht>JL 3chr Myrover, Hughes, New York-Wm Roach. Went to Sea Yesterday. [FEB. 8 | Steamship Moneka, Marshman, New York. Steamship Cumberland, Donkin, Baltimore. Steamship Goo Cromwell, Vail, Now York. Br bark Robert Hay, Keslake, Liverpool. Brig Georgia, Holt, Wilmington. N U. Br sehr Alice Flor?, Knowles, Nassau, N P. Sehr T oulsa Frazier, Bteelmsn, Philadelphia. Sehr i JO M Brooman, Crawford, a Northers Port LIST OF1 SHIFTING In Che Port of Charleston, Feb'y 8, 1806. VESSELS UXDBB 100 TORS, AND STEAM BUS OOASnXO WITHIN THE STATE, EXCEPTED. STEAMSHIPS. Quaker City, 1143 tons, West, ai Brown ft Co's wharves, for New York, loading.Bavonel ft Co. Ellie Knight, 462 tons. Harrington, at Atlantic wharves, for Baltimore, loading.Willis ft Chisolm. Bea Gull, 617 tens, Fish, at Brown ft Co's wharves, for | Baltimore, loading.Mordecai ft Co. Florida, 614 ?ons, Barstow, st Central wharves, for j Apalachicola, repairing.HF Bakor ft Co. SHIPS. Boothera Bights, 963 tons. Ross, st Accommodation ] wharf, for Liverpool, loading.T Street Waverly (Br), 731 tons. Bonner, at Co mm ?re Ul wharves, for LIT ?rp coi, loedbag.W B Smith ft Co. BARKS. Elka, (Span) 303 tons, Al vado, at Patton's wharf, from Ha? van, for Cadis, repairing.WP Hall. Anita, (Span) 350 tons, Pons, at Bennett's wharf, from Ha? vana for Barcelona, repairing.WPHalL Fortuna, (Span bark en tina,) 384 tons, in the Stream, for Cadia, ready.WP Hall. Florence Chipman, (Br) 850 tons, Jones, at Vanderhorst's wharf, for Liverpool, loading.R Mero ft Co. David McNutt, (Br) -. tona. Chambers, at Adger's j Wharves, for Liverpool, loading.P P Locke. Western BeUe, (Br) 338 tons, McClutchie, at Vander? horst's wharf, for Liverpool, ready... .?l ara h all, Beach ft Co. Sea Queen, (Br) 441 tons, Byan, at Vanderhurt's wharf, for Liverpool, loading.Bavenel ft Co. Exchange (Br), 370 tons, Churchill, at Vandorhorst whf, from Liverpool, discharging.Bavonel ft Co. Mary ft Louisa, 428 tons, Horton, at Vanderhorst's whf, from Liverpool, discharging.Rave .u l ft Co. David Nichol, 205 tons, Combs, at Brown ft Co's whvs, from Baitimors, discharging.Bavenel ft Co. Istria, 811 tons, Bewail, at Brown ft Co's wharves, from Portland, Me, discharging.Mordeaai ft Co. BRIGS. Crocus, 19ri toes, Mensen, at Marsh's wharf, from Bos? ton, discharging.Master. Tri nd. len, 189 tons, Haskell, at Kerr's wharf, from Bos? ton, discharging.P P Locke. Riverside (Br), 229 tona, N-well, .in the Stream, fiom Sidney, C B, just arrived.Master. Raren, (Br) 312 tons, Hayes, in Ashley River, for St Johns. N B, loading.Trout ft Amsbury. Albert (Br), 308 tons, Erikson, at Boyeo ft Co's wharves, from Liverpool, discharging.Holmes ft Stoney. J P EUicott, 194 tons, Bray, at Fairchild's wharf, from J Nassau, N P, discharging.DJ Sturges. James Coflell (Br), 205 tons. Correll, at Atlantic wharves, from Sidney, C B, discharging.. Ferguson ft Holmes. Teresa (Span), 233 tons, Oliver, at Bennett's wharf, from Havana, walting.W P Hal!. SCHOONERS. Maria Pierson (3-masted), - tons. Chamberlain, In th* | Stream, from Fortress Ifouroo, just arrived. .US Quartermaster. P If Wheaton, - tons, Townsend, at Central wharves, from Philadelphia, discharging....H T Boxer ft Co. Daybreak, 175 tons, Cousins, at Brown ft Co's wharves, for Georgetown, S C, ready.DJ Sturges. I Enchantress, 371 tons, Blatchford, at Adger's wharves, from New York, discharging.W Beach. [ Sarah Helen, - tons, Thompson, ia tb-} 8troam, from Bayport, Fla, to be repaired.J A Eaelow ft Co. Snow SqualL - tons, Parry, in Ashley Elver, from j Jacksonville, Fla, discharging.Master. Fredle L Porter, 349 ton?, Small, st Central wharves, foi Apalachicola, Fia, loading.H F B&kar ft Co. R P Raynard (8-mantod), 537 tons, Price, In Ashley River, for Baltimore, loading.HF Biker ft Co. Myrover, 418 UIUH, Hughes, at Adger's wharves, for ? Now York, ready.W Roach. Sedonn, 185 tons, Simons, at Kerr's wharf, from Balti? more, discharging.Mordecai ft Co. [ Mary R Somers (3-tn AB ted), 373 tons, Somers, at Atlan? tic whvs, from Baltimore, discharging. .Willis* Chisolm. [ Sarah Fish, 198 tons, Barter, at Kerr's wharf, from Bal? timore, discharging.Mordecai ft Co. B N Hawkins, 396 toni, Wyatt, at Adger's wharves, for I New York, lowling.W Roach, Maggie Louisa (Br), 171 toni, Panney, ia Marsh's Dry Dock, from Porto Bollo, repairing. .JA Enslow ft Co. [ W G Audonreid, - tons. Woolford, at Fairchild's wharf, from New York, discharging.H F Baker ft Co. Mary Mankin, - tons, Cobb, at Accommodation wharf, for Boston, loading.Shackelford ft Fraser. WILLIAM ROACH, 1 Stopping & General Commission Msrelaiit, CORNER OF Adger's Sooth IFharl and East Bay. AGENT MERCHANTS' LINS FIRST-CLASS NEW YORK SAILING PACKETS, leaviag weekly Charleston and New York. Freight forwarded by this j Line, free of commission in New York, to LIVERPOOL; also to Boston, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Providence, Fall River, Lowell, and surrounding points, at lowest market rates. The rubscriber ia prepared to make advances on con? signments to Liverpool, and to Messrs. BENNETT, VAN PELT ft CO., New York. He ls ready also to sell con? signments, Cotton and Prodaoe, from his eonntry friends In the interior. Imo Junaary 32 ARCHIBALD GETTY & CO., WHOLESALE DEALBK8, Stuping anil Commission Kerckut., SOB. 1'26 AND 128 MEETING-STBEET WASHHOUSES : Nos. b3 and 50 HASssL-STRBBT, CHARLESTON, S. C A. Getty.E.A. Souder.S. T. Sonder. December 22_ MAISON DOREE. Restaurant and Billiard Saloon, NO. 119 MEETING-STREET, WILL BB OIPJEnSTEXS TO-IXA-^Z'. SPLENDID LUNCH EVEBY MORNING. January 20 ivao \ CAED. TO THE M?dHMTS OF Tl SOUTH. THE UNDERSIGNED, WHOLESALE DEALERS, ?drice 70V. of the fact that Charleston ia ?gain a market' for tho purchase of goods, and in view of the early opening of the spring trade, wa beg to solicit the resumption of the patronage so liberally extended to this market in the past. We are aware that many old and respected firms win he missed from our number, but many familiar names will bc found in new associations, ready to supply the wanta of tho Trade, as of yore, and other old and new firms will bo added to our number at an early day. The cash and short credit system haring been unlvar sally adopted in all the Northern markets, ws are neces? sarily compelled to adopt alike system as the only safe one on which to conduct business, and tho hoary per? centage once necessary to oorer bad debts will now bo avoided. Small profits and quick returns will be the rule, and under its working we hope not only to restore to oar ancient city its former prosperity, but to extend her trade to the full extent of the capabilities ber ex? cellent geographical position and natural adrantages afford Our interest and ambition combine to stima* late us in attain ing this result The 8c ut h Carolina Railroad is now open te Oolam bis{ and its President has officially informed us that the Augusta hue will be completed to Blackrille this month, ona that on the first of February he will receiTs through freight .0 Augusta. A Une of steamers to Savannah will afford facilities for shipping in that direction. It is our purpose to have in store by tho last of February a oom* piet? and varied assortment of goods in oar rotpecH.e I lines adapted to the spring trade, and evory exertion | shall be made to crom?te yonr Interests. Wa extend to you the hand ol commercial fellowship, and solicit your co-operation and patronago in ourofforts to make Charleston tho centro of southern tra jo. Give us the encouragement we ask, and yon will cnj'jy all the advantages of u cheap home market Dry Goods, W. T. BURGE k CO. ' EDWIN BATES k CO. J. R. READ 4; CO. STRAUSS, VAN CES & CO. AITE1N, N0YE8 k JOHNSTON. RING k GOODRICH. JAMES B. BETTS. STOLL. WEBB k CO. P. EPSTTN, No. 208 King street P. LYOSS&CO. Fancy Goods H. D. BURKETT 4: CO., Successors of Dewing. Thayer I k Co. NORTH, STEELE k WARDELL. millinery and Straw Goods. LENGNICK k SELL. WILLIAMS & COVERT. Boots and Shoes. E. B. 8TODDARD * CO. D. F. FLEMING & CO. T. M. BRISTOL, Successor of Dunham. Taft k Co. EDWARD DALY. Agont JOHN COMMINS. Hats and Caps. H. H. WILLIAMS k CO. WILLIAMS k COVERT. F. HORSEY, No. 26 Heyne street, Successor to Heney, Anteo k Co. Hardwares J. E. ADGER k 00. HASTIE, CALHOUN k CO.. Ne. 24 Hoyno street HABT k CO. EDGERTON k RICHARDS. 0. GRAVELEY. E. L. DEMING k CO. Agricultural Implements & Machinery. LITTLE k MASSHALL, Ha Itt Bast Baw street. Books. E. J. DAWSON k CO. BOGEBT, DENNY k CO. Carriages aid Harness, L. CHAPIN k 00. B_ W. GALS k CO. NATHAN k OTTOLENGUL Paper Hangings, Window Shades and Upholstery. H. W. KINSMAN. Clothing. EDWIN BATES k CO. MAGULLAR, WILLIAMS it PABKBR. FRANCIS MURPHY. PIERSON k CO. Saddlery. HASTIE, CALHOUN & CO., No. 24 Hayno street JENNINGS. THOMLINSON k CO. HABRAL, NICHOLS k CO. Drags. KING k CASSIDEY. J08EPH J. MORGAN. L. CHAPIN k CO. JOHN KENIFICK, No. 48 Broad street Crockery. WEBB k SAGE. WILLIAM G. WHILDEN k CO. Draper and Tailor. J. S. PHILLIPS, No. 32 Broad street Grocers.* GEO. W. WILLIAMS * CO. CHARLES H. MOISE k CO. GEO. W. CLARK k CO. THADDEUS 8TREET. J. ti. F. DAWSON. J. F. O'NEILL k SON, No. 167 East Bay. W. H. CHAFER. WM. GURNEY. HENRY BI8CH0FF k CO. TH0MP80N k BRO. CAHILL * 00. JOHN KING k 00. WAGENER, HEATH k M0N3EB8. J. H. k D. MULLER. BOLLMANN BROS. Hay and Grain Merchants. JOHN S. BIRD k CO. Building Material, Sash, Blind and Door Manufacturerst W. P. BUSSELL k CO. Carpetings, Oil Cloths, Mattings, and Tailor's Trimmings? CHAS. D. CARR k 00. Grocers, Auctioneers and Commission Merchants. BRUNS k BEE. Auctioneers, Commission Merchants, Dealers in Dry Goods. T. SAVAGE HEYWARD it SONS, No. 123 East Bay street, Charleston, S. C., and No. 141 Augusta, Ga. Steam Bakery, Crackers, Biscuits, tte, J. C. H. 0LAUB8EN k CO. Iron and Mill Bands and Machiner; Agency. J. M. EASON. Shipping, Commission and Wholesale Dealers, ARCHIBALD GETTY k CO. F. CONNER 4 00. February 7 wfm 2mo & / / IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OF FOREIGN & AMERICAN FANCY GOODS HOSIERY, GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS, STATIONERY, CUT? LERY, J2WELBY, and also manufacturers ot HOOP SKIRTS. No. 23 Park Place & No. 20 Mnrray-st., NEW YOKEL We have one of the LARGEST AND BEST A8S0KTED STOCKS of above-mentioned Goods in this country, adapted to Southern Trade, which we offer upon favor? able terms. Buyers will do well to give usa trial AB orders promptly attend?d to. WELD, ANDREW8 & LEET. FebTOary 6 amos tO" DR. H. BAER-OFFICE AT THE DRUG STORE of Mr. A. 0. PHIN. Meeting street, near Mar? ket- November HLA:RT & co., HAED?AEE MEECBLAJSTTS, CHARLESTON. 8. C.. OFFER FOR SAX.E. AT THEIR OLD STAAD. CORNER KING AND MARKET STREETS: GUNS, RETOLTERS, SHOT AND ?0WD2B AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS BAR IRON AND STEEL METALS OF ALL KIND8 BUILDING MATERIALS TIN AND WOODWARE HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES TURPENTINE AND COOPER'S TOOLS "HOE'S" CIRCULAR SAWS, I T9 08 HOLLO WARE OF ALL KINDS BRASS AND IRON WIRE CLOTH BOLTING CLOTH (ANCHOS WLAM?) MILL SOCKS (18 TO 4? INCH) TUTTI. LEONS 8LLTER-PLATED ?OODS HUBB8, SPOKES, AXLES, SHtSWS. January 15 _ JJfB A LAIUS VARIETY ?F 0T1LEE HOODS, AT WHOLESALE BETAIL. FOR MACHINISTS' TOOLS. MACHINE BELTING, IN" LEATHEE A.2STT3 RUBBER. MILL AUD Gil BARM, LACE LEATHER, GUM PACKING, CIECULAE SAWS, CRUCIBLES, AND ALL ARTICLES REQUIRED BT HULLERS ANS MACHINISTS. FOR SALE BY J. M. EASON, No. 9 Exchange-street, January 36 fawl? REAR OF OLD POSTOFFXCR. THE AMERICAN Ar? now prepared to Praia aaa empress COTTON, HEMP, WOOL, PAPER, RAGS, OB ANT ASIOLE REQUIRED TO BB BALED FOR TRANSPORTATION, STORAGE OB COB SUMPTION. Tho aapetmity of tala MACHINS rrer all e there, wfll 1M seen lay oas trial. GOVE'S PATENT. ROYALTY SECURED, NO MACHINES TO SE SOU Order? hakea a? Mown. CAMELON, SASKLBT ft CO.*8, or at tho PRESSES, foot of HMMMI and East BAT. ' P. 8.-The ai ten Mon of Shippers, Owners afed Ceton Faciera is particularly oaflod to UM aeove, December M No. 268 KIN"G-STEEET, CORNER OT WENTWORTH-sTREET; 25 PER CElfT. REDICTION D? f L0AK8, SACKS AN? SHAWLS, HAYING THE LABGEST TABLETT. OF CLOAKS AND 3HAWL8, IN THIS MARIST, I ITO eel! them at the above reduoed prices. Aa the spring reason is ap?r?aehi?g, it is Eeoc^eary li reduce the stock in order to make room for spring goods. Having secured the services of the best salesman is the dry goods trade, every eourteey and attm tion will bo paid to the Ladies and all ?nstomers im general. Call and examine my stock; you ?fl fcc sure to save 25 per cent, on all the WINTER GOODS. I wfll eel] off my eitire stock of Blanke te, eoe eisting of 200 pair of the beet finalities, 30 per cent, ?beaper than they wore a month age. ICM White best qn&liky Blankets at $6.50 a pair, worth $11.00 per pair, at Wm. ?36? XISTG-STRlCBrr, PHILIP EPSTTN. Jaaaary 24 Sra os PBATT, & WILSOIT BE0THERS, WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS, AND M A.1STXJF-A. CT XJRHsTQ CHEMISTS, INTO- 238 KIISTG-STIREET, CHARLESTON, S. O. THE PROPRIETORS ABE NATIVE GEORGIANS. N. A. PRATT. 8, W. WILSO*. P. B. WILSO*, Oh ?mist to late O. S. Nitre and Mining Burean. Chemist to late C. S. Ord. Do January 38 PALMETTO IRON WORKS, East End of Pinekney street, CHARLESTON, S. C. Ii HE TJND?BSI6XED HA VB THUS DAT H? TITHED . Into Co perte ?J ra hip under the firm, name and style o? FREEMAN, KINDT k CO., FOB THE PCT.POSE OF CABBTLNft ON THE ABOVE styled warks. T7e are prepared to build BOUEES, ENGINES, tn MACHINERY OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. ALSO EXZCT7TB CASTINGS IN BRASS A1ID IRON. OUR FACILITIEZ FOB DOING BLACK SMITH'S WORE cannot be snrpassed. Orders respectfully solidtod. VIRGINTD8 FREEEMAN. I JOHN K. PUNDT. AUGUSTUS N. PTJNDT. | RALPH TREMBLY. Jr. Jannary la 30 EASON'S FOUNDRY il MAH SHOPS. THE SUBSCRIBERS ABE HOW PREFABED TC MAN UFACTUBE STEAM EIIIS18 BOILERS, SAW MILLS, AND MACHINER! OF EVERT DESCRIPTION. CASTINGS IN IRON AND BRASS. BLACKSMITH'S WORK IN GENERAL REPAIRING DONE. J. M. EASON & BRO., Comer Nassau and Columbus sta, Ord? rs received at No. 9 EXCHANGE STREETS. JanmiryM 'llaCf E. B. STODDARD & CO., WHOLESALE DEALERS IN BOOTS, SHOES AND TRUNK& AT THEIR OL. > ?.'."AND, No. 165 Meeting-Street, CHABLEBTON, fl. C. rrUKE PLEASURE IN ANNOUNCING THEE KB? X SUMPTION of bu?icM3, and Invite the iillmlf of pnrchasers to their Stock, which is now complete. September M_ CJvKD. PLUMBING HMiSlilT. R. MLNNISS & W. CONDON WOULD MOST RESPECTFULLY INFORM TEEft old friends sud the citixms generally that' they have again oommeneed the PLUMBING BUSINESS, a* No. 7 State-street, near Broad, where they are prepared, to do PLUMBING WORK, in all ita varions branchs*), with neatness and durability, and en tho most reasona? ble terms. Jobbing promptly attended to. KOBI'UT MINNI88. February 1 Imo? WILLIAM CONDON. KT. M. CHXFJEE^ PLUMBER, No. 205 East Bay. SST- "WORK WARRA ri TED.-?9 ALSO, WHOLESALE ANO RETAIL WEALOt SHEET LEAD AND LICAJ; I'IFM. January 24 Imo* JOHN F. TAYLOR & CO., SUCCESSORS TO CAMEKON k 00., or nan PHONIX IEON WORKS, rEE PLEASURE IN INFORMING THEIR FIENDS and tke public tliat the? havr n>nnn rt nusineas mt the old HUind on Pritchard.str?itt end are prepared tm enter into contracts l''r MACHINERY nf every descrip? tion, either home manufacture .r from the North ar from Europe; and hope, by nt-foi ntt?ntioti to business, ta merit th? patrouoge heretofore liberally extended to th? Old ll rm. Mr. HENRY A. BURN will bo haopv to attend to tte wants of pur friends in the Boiler Department. Repairs promptly attended to. Charleston, January 1, IBM. 3mo January i THE BARNWELL S ENTINE JL. npHE PUBLICATION OF THIS PAl'FB, WHICH OF JL FICE waa destroyed in February bs* by the Feder? army, has been resumed. It jp tin- truly paper pnbUabed in that large and popidoup District, mid to marcnnteiai busin es? men poawwn advantages wJrioiu met with. Terms for advertising, $1 per MI Mare of ?wei ve Unsafer less, for each ineert?on. Subscription to pniier. *i pw arnnm. Address K. A. BRONSON, Rorembar 22 Propriet?r.