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The Daily JSTews. THURSDAY MORNING-, FEBRUARY 32, 18oo. COMMERCIAL. Exports. PHILADELPHIA-Per sohr P If Wheaton-100 toni Old Iro-n.Per sehr Marj R Bomera-ISO toni Old Iron. -Charleston Cotton Market. Bales of over 109 bales took placo yesterday, at is anregolar u?vauce of one lo two cents per pound, caused by the favorable Europeas news. Stock on sale very saan. Augusta Market. AUGUSTA, february 19. -Corros.-A bettpr tone pervaded the market to-day, moro activity being ex? hibited, -witt a oett'.-r demand tban on Saturday. Some fine Iota aero *'>Id at 27 couts in gold. Strict to pood Middling may be quoted at irom 33@3f>.'? cents m eur renoy. which arc about tho prevailing prices for those grades. Them is no demand ft r inferior qualities. CutjnEKCT.-Th rwisvo.-y little doing in gold. Brokors baying at 131 sud silting ut 135. SILVER-We quote rmyine ut 108 and selling at 135. Some shares lt Georgia Railroad Stock sold at 75. Wilmington .Harker. WILMINGTON. February 13.- COTTOK.-There wero ?0 sales ol cotton to day. Buy- rs offered 37c <5>38c. for strict middling, but holders refused to sell at that price. SriKiTi? TteuMSTUOt.-Sales of 43 bbls. at 43c. for whi.e, and 4i> ','c. tor a lot of mixed, white and colored. CRCHE TOKMMTDI?.-Wo notice sales of 450 bbls-. at $1. Rosrx.-WO bhlt. of common, solid, sold at $2.75; 230 kbls. common at $2 25, and 45 bbls common at $2. TAB.-Sales of 3?7 bbls. at $1.75. CORN.-A cargo of 1300 bushels sold at $1.10. Tins EB.-Bab s ol'2 rifts interior mill at $8 50; there were also sates of G rafts at SC, $10, $13, and $17.50, ao eording to quality. flaw York Market. Thc Kew York Herald of Saturday, the 17th instant, (snorts: Tho supply of money is still in excess of tho demand, although tho latter is augmenting under the growing activity on tho Stock Exchange. Call loans arc gene? rally made at six por cent, ; but tho exceptions at five are becoming more numerous, while leaders, aro loss critical of collaterals and names than before tho turn of tho share market. Tho discount Uno is easy, and first class commercial paper readily finds buyers at suv* u per cent, with exceptions at ,Si above and below the legal rate. The gold market opened dull .at 137^. and 1 :on fell off to 137U- It subsequently bocanae finner, however, and I ts I nil ut 137 to 137 y?. Foreign exchange was steady aud moderately activo. Loading bankers sake ' 108 for their sixty days' billa on England. C -nitii reta] and colton l.lil j aro iu very short supply. The former wero quoted at W.': to 107',. Buyers aro lookii;? forward to a fresh supply of cotton bills by the noxi Now Orleans steamer to relieve thc market, but it ls doubtful whether aiiy further depres? sion a ill arise from this source. PHODUCE MAUKET. NEW VUHK, friday, February IC-CP. M. HUKADSTUFIS-Receipts, 1440 bbls. Hour, 2u85 bags corn meal, 3980 bushels corn, 4900 do. oats, 30J il ?, rye The demand tor Stato and Western Hour was very mode? rate, and prices for all qualifie* were.drooping; but no grados wero quotably lower except common, which de olincd fully 10c. Tao sales omoraced 8500 barrel", at our subjoined quotations revised. Southern Hour waa inactive and drooping. The sales were about 450 barrels. Canada flour was quiet, und holders were offering the low grades freely at a decline of 10 cents per barrel. T.he sales were about 350 barrels. Rye flour was neglected, and priers ruled nominal. Corn meal dull, but prices were nominally unchanged. We sjtota: Superfine State and Western nour.$(J 85 @ $7 30 Extra State. 7 60 @ 7 90 Oholoe State. 7 05 ft 8 16 Common to medium extra Western. 7 GO 8 30 Bx tra round hoop Ohio. 8 36 (a 8 76 Western trade brands. 8 80 0 10 75 Common Southern. 8 70 @ 10 00 Fancy and extra do.10 10 @ 15 00 Common Canadian. 7 80(3 830 Good to choice and extra. 8 40 0 ll 60 Rye flour (superfine). 4 90 ? 6 90 Gora meal, Jersey.'.....S 90 0 4 10 Corn Meal, Rrandywino. 4 45 @ 4 SO Corn Meal, Brandywine, puncheons.21 60 0 24 60 Tbs wheat market continues inactive, at declining eoe*. We nota salas ot about 7000 bushels nsw am . Milwaukle at $LT0 delivered. Corn wis rather inner; the sales were about 45,000 bushels, at 72c. to Tic. for unsound, and 74c to 78c. for sjund mixed Western. Oats continued iu demaud and prices were Inner. We quote unsound Western at ?9c to 43c; sound do. at 63c. to S5o. ; Stato 68c. ; and Canadian 64c to 66c. Rye was moderately active and steady, with further sales of 15,000 bushels Western at 82 J jo. to 84>ic Barley was inactive and nominal. Malt was neglected, and prices ruled heavy. COTTOK.-Tue demand was chiefly from shippers and spinners. Prises ruled nominal and a shade in buyer's favor. The sales were about 25o0 bales. We quote : Upland. Florida. Xobilt. X. O. <f T. Ordinary.ti 38 39 89 Middling.44 44 .Si 46 4"i Qood middling...46 46 47 47 Corr--Pri?es were very Arm for prime gradua, with a decreasing stock No deci led change was no? ticeable for common qualities, but prices continued heavy. There was only a smart demand for the latter class' We noto sale of 4950 bags Rio, ex Dio Erndt, in bond, on privuto terms. Corren.-The market for ingot ruled somewhat firmer, and sales of 50,00b lbs. Por tagu lake were made at S6>? cents; al?o 50,000 lbs Baltimore at M036J4 cents. Detroit was held at 37 cents, tho market closing with a strong advancing tendenoy. Mew sheathing and yollow metal were l-l-io very firm. CANDLE?. - Tun market continued moderately active in a jobbin . way fur ah sorts, but no dunand prevailed for large k .8. City and Western adamantine, in lota, sold to a fair extent at 24 g)25 cents-sometimes20 cents; patent, 50(352 rents, aud sperm, 40i?>42 cents. FREIGUTS.-The market was firmer, owing to a scarcity of room. The steamers were all supplied with grain, slowly filling with cotton at .Sid. Tho engage? ments were: To Liverpool 600 boxes bacon at 2ua.; per steamer luO baga seed at 80s. ; 200 bales cotton at .Si d. To London, 300 bbls. roi-in at 2s. BJ. To Glasgow, per steamer, 600 bbls rosin at 3s. To Bristol, 350 tons oil coke on private Urms. The charters are : A brig to Cork, for orders, corn, at 6a 6d., exclusively for west ooast of ireland; one ship to Belfast, corn, at 6s. 4.Sid. ; a bark to a port tu the Uuitod Kingdom, petroleum, at 6s. Cd. ; a bark to Buenos Ayres, private ; a schooner to Savannah and back, private; two schooners from St Marks to New York, cotton, private; one bark to Matanzas, private, and a schooner to Wilmington, H. 43., private. GUNNY Baas.-The market was quiet, but prices aro nominally sustained. We noto sal-s of 300 bales in Ros ton, on private terms. Holders were generally demand? ing 27 .Sic GUNN? CLOTH continues inactivo, and in tb? absence of transactions prices were nominal. 27c. was demanded for a lot ol 200 bales. We heard of no sales. Bios.- v small Jobbing demand pre vailed, but there was no inqui y forlarge lots. A bou. 35 tos. Caro li ia sold to the trado mostly, if not all, at 12.Si c. Wo quot? Rangoon 9di to 100. MOLASSES,-Tho market was steady, with a moderate demand for consumption. The salts embrace 1 0 bbls. Kew Orleans at $1.05 to $1.10; also, about 30 h ads Cuba muscovado ot 36o. to Soo., aud 20 hhds. common Porto Rico at 66e. NAVAX. 6 TO aaa.-Tho market was inactive, and prices generally wero drooping. About 700 bois, common rosina were sold, mainly at $4. We quote strained rosin a; $4.60 to $5.50, with a few sales. .No. 2 were 1 omlual at $10 to $ ll. and Urge lotd of prime pale w-.ro offered ut $13 to $14, while small lots for consumption were sold at $15 to $17-the Utter an outbid? p ice for choice qualities. Wu quote $6 us a basis for pitch. No special .ales. Tar was quiet; sales of 30 hhds for consump? tion at from $3 to $1 manly; small lo sat $4.25. Spirits Of Turpentine was pretty firm, with email offerings. Wholesale lot* wero sold at 85c, and retail parculs in prime order at ?7 .Si 0. PnovTsioss.- Receipts 1,410 bbls. pork, 34 do. beef, 793 packages cut meats, aud 491 keg? lard. Tho de? mand for pork waa rather more active, ard tho market cloned v?ry linn at $28.- 2s cash for new mess, and $29 for old mess. The sales were about 8.000 bbls. at $28. 62 to $28 75 for new mens, and 28 for old mess; $20.75 M $21 for prime, and $23 to $23 60 for prime mess, for present delivery, and $?8.60 for new mess, for future delivery, including April, seller's option. Beef wa? without particular change. The sales were about 400 bbls. at $16 to flo for new plain me-a aud $20 50 to $24 for new extra mess B ef hams wure inactive, nominal and somewhat heavy, but not quotably lower. Bacon was dull ind drooping. Cut meats were in dcmuid and If anything, prices were firm r Tho sales wero 22 > packages ut ll.Sic to Rte. for shoulders, and lGXi'c. to 18 .Si c. for hams. The transactions in lard wero to a rery moderate extent and prices declined .S/c, tho mar? ket closing heavy. Thu salas were about 650 packages at 19c to i7;?c. Rutter sud, cheese were without spe? cial change. Full prices wore obtained. ?JSCOAE.-The market fur raw sugar was rather weak, but refined was held at very full prices. Th>< sales of raw were loo boxe* Havana at 12.S?c.?lSc , 264 hhds. Porto Rico at llJaC.MISK.-the latter price for prime grocery; 00 hhds. Cuba common refining at Ile.; also (6 hhds. do. common to fair relining at llc.@12.S?c SALT.-The market waa stay inactive, and prices ruled altogether nerrina! We heard of no ca*go sales what over. The Joboing trade was at about previous quota tiens. Tnt -The market ha? been somewhat irregular, but closes firmer. Yesterday evening 26 cents was offered and refused for a lot 60" slabs Straits. We note a SHU of 400 slabs . traits at 35.1,0. We quote Banca at 2*3*0., and English at 21 Vc. I. C char:jul plates were firm at the close of the market at $11.25, but previously could be bought at $11. TEA.-Th? market was inactive, but prices were well sustained tor ull descriptions. Scarcely anything was dono outside a moderate line business). We note aale? of soo half.cke.ta Oolongs aud 1000 crien on pri? vate turnia. Ha-rana Marketa. [O-rrrrtpon.Ui.c J< unuil nf Cummtrcc. i lIAWN.v F t.ruarv to. IKS-.-Wc have had'some de? mand for dry Bugara dunns "ie week, to AU especial jr flare for Oon?nentel loropeta porta, bnt nothing like actlT? business for cargoes or crop?. Our foreign rd rices not yt t meeting the business rle ira of buyers, with a margin for Tenture. Quotations reduced, for whites through (for strong, dry and bright goods), $5# to $7 ? 100 bs.; yellows, do., Koa. 13 to 20 at $?>?' to $8 9 100 lt?.; browns, do., Nos. ll and 12 at $3% to $4 do.; oucnruchoi Nos. 6 .to 10 at $ :?, do. to $3>? do.; muscovado, nc transactions in this city-Balee at Ma* tamas, 4200 hhds. refining qualities at $3>? to $,? do.| and inferior grades at $2,'i to $3>i do. 8hlppod during the week 15,659 boxes, and 2354 hhds. from heneo and Matanzas, of which for New York 1465 boxes and 1468 hhds.; Boston 1600 boxes; Pensacola50 do., and Char? leston 6 hhdB. ; balance to European ports, save 32 boxes to Sisal and 15 to St. Thomas. Stock? remaining at Die two port?, lil,427 boxes, and 10,440 hhds., acutest Jor same period ot 1805 of 130,821 ooxes and 8708 hhd?., indication for quautity of crop iu lavor of thc current year. MOLASSES.-Sales at outposts-crop coming moro free? ly. Clayed at 4 reals per Keg. and 5J? t > 5J? for musr.o vadoei. Honey 4>i reals per gallon. Rum. com non, ready for shipment, iii, chestnut covers, S30$$3l per pipe, and $36 in oali staves. Wax, coffee. Tohicco and Segars os long advised to thc trade, the leaf inferior to years passed. WDarf sales hare not been heavy, folly sustaining lest reports for American pn duce. Shipped fruin tho Diiitvti States, apples $7 V bbl.: bacon l.i t > I9JJ; white beana, $6,',', in perfect order; bc . q ladry snit beef i 12 to 13; bran $2).? f, HW lbs.; oats o ; corn $i";do : luy $3'.,' to 4 earh; butteras last KN es; ehecms 'Ji: i.-oal iii $5,V; codfish $4?? to 5; Hour, U. H.. On Loll?, an ! I'M! do. at SH l? 'or New Orleans; haut*, J. s., f iii t . 2C; lard $19 to 19,'^ in stave?; in tin $22 to begs at 0o: lumber, large stocks in thc yards; pitch pin* woods and srantling $12 to 48; W. P. Co. $:Cto 20'j; box shooks $1 to Iii each; hhd. shooks 21 t.i 22,'? nal* cai-h; empts cankR $3% do; hoops, shaved. ?55 t'> 66 ^ 10J?: onions $5>i V bbl; paper, wrs.ppiu;?, 4?? io ? >lain eich: p >ta toes $3S? to f. bbl.; -:.?L pork $18 to 22 ? bbl.; pitch $9 to ll do ; rice. 2">()0 sacks India a ul other class? es, from $.?4' to "iJi ft 100 Ins.; rosin $8? ind.: salt. Liverpool, from $4^,' to 1J? f 20;? lbs ; tallow $12, light stock. Jerked beef, Bueuos ?>rcs, nominal; 10 cargoes afloat unsold, against tho rpi: shippers of Maine and British Provinces. Tar S-f to o "5* bbl.; tobacco, chrw iug abundant at $22 to 21 "r1 100 lbs. ; spirits turpentine $LG to 17. at retail, ";v 1U0 lbj. in whole packages; oa the wharf, lots $15 do., plenty. FKP.IOHT -Charters slightly improved, vessels abun? dant, and of good character ?br our wants. Tttki n for New York (Br) bk Annie, 600 hhds sugirs, Reined iou, N. ST., $C ea ; Am. bark Willie Kich and (Jr.)bkTho-mts Terry. 000 and GOO hhds. sugars nt Cdc. per 1 rill lbs. net For New Orioans, Am. bk. Calmuck direct, 2800 boxes at 51V For north of Hatteras, Am bk. Lorena, Item od I >s, 7UU hhds. sugar, at $6 ex.-h. European Freights. Til mouth, ordes. 3 (Br) vessels, SOO Illina. (Cardenas) ?2 5s; 2100 boxes direct ?2 2s (id; 2000 boxes ti 5s; no ot uer transactions of import tuco. ExcttaltOKB.-Loudon, a-, d payable there, 60 daTs, WtJQUH? p:u. : Paris and continental cities, thcro pay? able, Sf?&ai? do.; United States, north cities. 2">v;2(i'.J pm. ; 5'2.000 gold New York and Montreal payable lu N'cw York, short sight at G.';. and t?3?' pm.;sterliag bids, sales only in H ma ll parcels, Liverpool Marketa LIVERPOOL, Fcbruiry 10.-COTTON.-Beelined J?il. for America, und Xd.Ql?. for oth'?r descriptions. Salas for tho week S1.O0U biles. Middling Orlca s med? iales on Friday ln.ODO bales. Prices tinner, parti .jliulj for America. Sales on Saturday HMJ bales. Market quiet and steady. FIVE t WENTIES.-05,'i'. COSSULS.-86??. Consignees per So it Ut Curoliitu. Hiiilrtuxi, February Ul. 173 bal s Upland and 4 bales 3 I Cotton, 7 bills Spirits Turpentine, furniture, and Huudrios. To F C Mey, T Stoney, \V ll hAStcrby, Feruusou Barker, Orauser & Smith, O ti Ouilleautne, J HanOkel. E Bench, Hopkins, McPherson a Co, J a F Dawson, Z B Oakes, Thompson A- Bro, lt Moro Xe Co, Adams, Frost ft Co, P Fogarty k Co. C O Witte, H L Jeffers k Co, Itaveoel k Co, G W Williams k Co, W B Williams, H Thiermann k Cu, E M Whiting, T A Wilbur, J Beach, J It Grady. Willis A Chisolm, Hunt Bros, C N Avenll & Son, N T Saasard, J B Davis, H Lofton, O Paul, C Graveloy, W H Wesson, A Beckling, E J Dawson, J Whilden, D F Jenkins, Saltas k Koche, and H D Fraser, Passengers. Per steamship Quaker City, from New York-G H Hoppock, Capt Barrett, J N Griswold, A Griswold, P L Wiggins, J Brooks, J R Leary, M Zernonsky, J C Chol weU, H L Herwig, A Killen, M BonneU, F Murphy, L Benjamin, A E Hoyt, W H Cooper. 8 O Millett, J Tred well, g 8 Brown, M Drummond, J L Lott, J B Wright .nd lady, H R Banks, Mrs Smith, Miss Babb, Miss Kane, Mrs Groree, Mrs A Grunthall, Miss GigntbUet, Miss Van Allen, Mrs Bobbins, O W Cotton and lady, and others in iteerage. MARINE NEWS PORT OF CHARLESTON. Arrived Yesterday. [FEB. 21 Steamship Quaker City, West, New York-left Satnr lay, P M. Udze. To Kavenel Je Co, Adams Express Zo, O N Averill A: Son, F Ansel, Austin k Albee, Austin, Andrus k Co, A H Abrahams k Sons, Allan k Siddons, 0 D Ahrens k Co, J E Adger & Co, Alexandor k Levy, Altkin. Noyes k Johnston, Adams, Frost k Co, E Bates, W T Burge ft Co, H Bischoff k Co, Bonnell & Drum? mond, H D Burkett lt Co, W M Bird k Co, H H Baden hop, W J Bennett, T W Biles, BORCrt, Denny k Co, S P Boozer A Co, J B Betts, F Bernhardy, J W Brown k Co, 1 M Bristol;, Bollmann Bros, A Bischoff, H R Banks, J R Bigelow, N AI chafer. P Cantwell k Co, Calnan k Ereuder, L Cohen, J M Calder, D CastcUo, Carsten k Ja? cobs, C Cohen, Cameron, Barkley t Co, T M Cater, J Commins k Co, J A Cook k Co, J Cosgrove, W Carring? ton & Co, 8 G Courtenay, F Conner & Co, M M Coben, J C H Clau?S''a, Cahill & Co, Chisolm Bros, Cornuleon, Kramer At Muller, D Lopez, G U Liustcdt, A Lorentz, C T Lowndes & Co, Laurey k Alexander, G Little k Co. J G Lego. Littlo A Marshall, Mrs J M McKenzie, McKay k Campbell, J H k D Stine, Miller Stone, J Mccon? key. W Marscher, 8 R Marshall, .T J Marlin, Mantotio ll Co, H Meyer. W Matthiesscn, R H McDoweU, T Mono? gen, MUI?T At Nimitz, J B McElh-j.se, Mucullar, Wil? hams A Parker, J A Morgan, C U Moise k Co, A Muirs At Co, Nathan i: Ottolengui, A Nuchmann, G A Neuffer, North, steel k Wardell, J U Wnrhmann, B O'Neill, Os? tendorff tc Co, O'Neill k Momtngh. D O'Neill At Sons. J F O'Neill A: Son, Carwill k McCaughran, D Paul k Co, E Parsons, H T Peake, Phillips A McDowell, C F Pank nln, C P Poppenheim, F Puckbaber, J Purcell, G Prince, O J Quunby, C Ring, Ravenel k Barnwell. Dr J W Kau? tin, F Pehkoff, W A Rook. W P R?per k Son, W Habcn steln, A J Ross, J RussrU, Rcnnekex A Glover, W K Ryan, T St-nh. m BS. T Street, 8 C R R Co, L Schnull A Co, C Stanff, H Soubeyroux, Shackelford k Frasor, W B Smith k < o, W A Skrlno, J B K Sloan, Screveu k Nis? bet, Strauss. Vnnce A Co. G W Steffens k Co, L Schnch brrt. 8 Iaear k Bro, W G Trott, Thompson Bros, O Teideman, T Tupper k 8on, T Talmadgo, J F Taylor A Co, W J Trim. T Tucker k Co. K Von Bauten, J Van Winkle, J Walker, Agent, G W Williams k Co, E J Wiss, Willi ?ms k Covert, Wageuer. Heath k Monsees, White, 8mith k Co, P Wclterhorn, Wilbur k 8on, W A Ward law, L Weiskopt, G Whittemore, W White, J H V?llers, W G Whilden k Co, J Small k Co, F Young, Zogbaum ft Co, Somers A Bsruch, J Androw, E A G D Hope, John? son A Whiting. A ll Davega, L Orcutt, M McNear, J D Lambert, N A Hunt, R Boyce, O Coker & Bros, J H Par? ley, Stoll, Webb k Co, J F Carter. J A Turma, S Hart, Sr. J Wallach, G W Egan, E David, J Mott, II Weiden. A Tobias' Sons, C Bachmann, F G Det'ontaine, J lt F Dawson. Dial A Popo, G Davis k Co, J B Datai k Bon, F H Due, E I. Doming ft Co, E Daly, Douglas A MiHer, E J Dawson k Co, A Elfe, W H Easterby, Kaken ft Knox, Capt F B Ellison, P Epstin, J M Eagou, Fraser ft Dill, B Feldman, C D Franke, Fribourg, Cohn ft Co. Forbes ft Gulllemln, IL Falk ft Co, D F Fleming ft Co, Gramme & Srhwacke, Grahame ft Aitken, J ? Graveley, Gibboa ft Co. J H Graver, J & D Go. tsen, H Gerdts & Co. Groen, Trapmann x Co, Graeser ft Smith, J Uurtamp ft Co, J W Harrisson ft Co, Hart ft Co, Hunt Bros, Howe, Pou ein ft Co, A H Hayden, J Heseman ft Bro. Hastie, Cal? houn ft Co, T Hurley ft Co, J Hillen, Hngor ft HaseU, W V Hall. K I. Jeffers A Co. A Illing, M Jacobs, King ft Cussidey, Klmck, Wickenbcrg ft Co, F Kressel, J Kins A Co. H Klatte ft Co, P H Kegler, C L K< maurene, D Lillientbal ft Co, C Lillienthal, C Love, Lcngnick ft Sell, N Levin. Jr, and P laurroussolicr. Experienced strong southerly ,'jules during entire passage. Arrived off the Bar .asl evening. srhr S .tte Wilton, Nowell, Philadelphia, 8 days. Coal and Mdzi To T 8 ft T G Budd, C D Aurons ft Co, J E A'.'ger ft Co, ti W Ai nar, C N Averill ft Son, Adams ft Damon, A bischoff. H bischoff ft Co, Bissell Bro, W M Hird fH Co, 1> Briggs. Bollmanu Bro. H F Baker ft Co, T M Cater, Cameron. Barkley ft Co, J ft F Dawson, If H Due, M Dowd, J M Kanon, W H Easterby, B Feldman, B Foley, P Fogarty, Graeser ft Smith, Fraser ft Dill, A Gutty A Co, J A D Goetzen, Gos Co, J U Graver & Co, G Hunekcu, J M Halliday, J Hurkainp ft Co, Hart ft Co, lt Jonuson, J King ? Co, H W Krite, Klinck, V/icke.i berg ft Cc. M Kennedy. H Klatte ft Co, W Marf-chnr, R H McDowell, B U'Neill, W F Fadden, J It Pringle, Ren nuker A Glover, J Head, J Russell, J S Ruiison, S C R R Co. II T Peake, H F Strohecker, G W Steffens ft Co, T A Whitney, J Thomson & Co, J Van Winkle, and Wordlaw k Carew. S -hr JoLn Shay, TUton, Philadelphia, 8 days. Coal and MJ?O. To T S ft T G Budd, and others. Cleared Yesterday. ."su. 21 Br ship Wavily, Bonner, Haran 1.1 h-W B Smith A Co. Sehr P M Wheaton, Townaeud. PhUudelphis- il F Ha k-r At Co. Sehr Mary ll Somers, Somers, Philadelphia-H V Baker ft Co. From this Port. Sehr Jco N Genua, Griffin. Now Tork, Feb li. Sehr N V7 Siniih. Tooker, New York, Feo 16. Hohr I oulla Fraser, Steelmon, Philadelphia, Feb 15. behr Surah Baxter, Fish, Wilmington, N C, Feb 19. Vp for this Port. S ht Nathaniel Doane. Magathlin. at Boston, Feb 14. S hr H J Waring, Smith, at New York, Feb 14th. : -cured for this Port. Sehr Nadah, Johnston, at Baltimore, Feb 13. Seht K I Stictuey, Mathis, ut New York, Feb 16. S UurtuM, Hood, from Liverpool, Jim 27. Kn ten d Outward. The liockffood, Burke, for this port, intered outward at Liveroool, Jan 27. .Me m o ru nd.-?.. Tl o sch- John N lienin, f'-ora this port for New Tork. ki m t ? Uieh som?* anxiety was Mt, arrived nt tho la itt ptnc-i im th? 15th ioHt She natl experienced heavy ca ?i. and waa blown off: spilt sails and aprons aleak, itaviutj i?t cue Hine throe f^et of wutar iu the hold. THE Leading Journal SOUTH. TEE PUBLISHERS CF FAE CHARLESTON DAILY SEWS Beg respectfully to r??nrn their thanks to thc mblic for ita liberal support to their Journal,'and ?rorniee that in the future, ns in the past, it shall io their aim to make no MOST DESIRABLE PAPER m TH? coenrnx iv BAS NOW HU Largest Circulation )f any We wppaper issued ia tis Stott, a ; i is THE LARGEST IN SIZE )f any Paper published ia tko State-issued in 'olio form of eight pages, and tbs sias of the New fork Eeratd. It is UMTereaily ce needed that ME CHARLESTON DULI MS ia rai MOST ENTERPRISING, A VD ina BEST COMMERCIAL NEWSPAPER published ia the Scuta. St is A SO?THEBiT PAPEE WITI Southern Principles. -s THUMB OP DATr.Y: One yeer.I10.OO Sk months. 5.00 Three mouths. 2.S0 (kV AD YA HOI. ) -o CATHCART, MCMILLAN t MORTON, PROPRIETORS, No. 18 Havne-street. CIIAHbKS'JtlS, 8. C. WS. H. GILLILANi), No. 33 HAYNE-STREET, BEAL ESTATE BROKER, COMMISSION AGENT, WILL ATTEND TO THE SALE AND PUEOHASB OF BEAL ESTATE, Or any bucinesa in Uti Baa that may be entrusted to him. OFFICE NO. 33 HAYNE-STREET. February 20 ruthie* STYLES & CARTER, SHIPPING & COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND DEALERS IN NAVAL STORES, So. 19 VA.\'DEHHOR6T'S WHARF, CHARLESTON, S. C. L. O 8TYLE8.,.I. F. GARTER, February 2 ARCHIBALD GETTY & CO., WHOLESALE DEALERS, SMpping afli Comiission Merchants, tJ.oe. 126 AND 12? MEETING-STREET WAREHOUSES : Sos. t?3 and 55 HASEL-STBEET, CHARLESTON, S. C. A. Getty.E.A. Sonder.g. T. Sonder. December 22 VILLIS & CfflSOLM. FACTORS, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, AND SHIPPING AGENTS. WILL ATTEND TO THE PURCHASE, SALE AND SHIPMENT (to Foroign and Domestic Ports) oj COTTON, BICE, LUMBER and NAVAL STORES. ATLANTIC WHARF, Charleston, S. C. E. WILL18.A. R.CHISOLM October25 GEO. H. WALTER & CO.. FACTORS m GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, IND FORWARDING AGENTS, Korl? Atlantic Wiiarf, CHARLESTON, ?. C. GEO. H. WALTER.WM. J. McCORMAOE. E. B. WALTER. BRANCH TS COLUMBIA, GEO. H. WALTER A SON. February 14 Imo WILLIAM B. HERIOT k CO, BANKERS AND GENERAL AGENTS, No. 349 King-street, CHARLESTON, 8. Co BEOEIVE DEPOSITS AND ALLOW INTEREST .'HEREON. DEAL IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC EX 0 HANGE. MATTH COLLECTIONS AND PROMPT RE? TURNS. References Isa Mew Yera* Messrs. DUNOAK, SHERMAN k 00. Messrs. HENRY CLEWS ? CO. BICHARD LATHERS, Esq., President Great Western snraaoe Company. .. J. HOWLAND, Esq., Ko. 80 Wall-street. J BORGE T. HOPE, Esq.. President Continental In Bur? nett Company. October M CHARLES BELLOIS & CO. General Commissicn Merchants DEALERS IN PROVISIONS, OFFER FOR SALE AT LOW FIGURES : HAMS, SIDE8, SHOULDERS, STRIPS. Flour, Butter, Cheese, Lard, Soap. Starch, Candles, ka., Ac. ' January 28 ame EDWARD N. THURSTON, FORMERLY RODEETSON, BLACKLOCK A CO. IF .A* O T O IR AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, CORNER 1 ANDERHORST WHARF AND BAST BAY, CHARLESTON, 8. C. January 13 HOWE, DOUCIN & CO., Ship Chandlers & Grocers, COMMISSION ans FORWARDING MERCHANTS. 0. HOWE, JB., ) P. M. DOtfOlN, } Ko. 191 East Bay. E. 0. HOWB, J C. & E. HOWB, Commission Merchants, EO?HOWB,| 71 Bro?dw?y, Consignments solicited. Prompt attention (dren to eales of merchandise. Produce purchased ou commis Eton, and LID ERAL ADVANCES MADE. January 30 _3mos L. BOWIE & CO., COMMISSION AND GROCERY MERCHANTS, NO. 17 BROADWAY. NEW YORK. February 20_8"? B. E. SO?EYEN.DOUGLA8 NI8BET SCREVEN & NISBET, Prodnco I?rokur* & Commission Merchants. ?OBMT8 OJf THB Southern Export and Import Company, OFFICE NO. 109 EAST BAY, NEXT BC UT H OF TUE COURIER OFFICE, .HARLEHTON, 8. C. STRICT ATTENTION GIYBN TO 0RDH?8 AND CONSIGNMENTS. otu th January 20 r. B. Tront.OliverAmihary TROUT Sc AMSBTJRT, General Commission Merchants, AND DEALERS EX Lin-, CEMENT, PLASTER PARIS, LATHS. HAIR and Shingles, Lumber and Timbnr. Hay sad Grain Northwest corner of November 20 Cmo Bast Bny and Martet-rtre*et. B. A. EARLY, I ? J. F. EARLY, Darlington C. H., 8. 0. f {Charl ?Mot, I?, fl. B. A. & J. F. EARLY, Forwarding ind CwmmksioR Merchant*, NORTHWEST CORNER OP EAST BAY AND MAR? KET STREETS Charleston H. C., tad opposite Court House, DorUngton, 8. C.. Will attend to the pur chase, sale and ahipmeut of COTTON, NAVAL HTOREfl. ?nd MERCHANDISE generally. Orders and consign- ? mente aoUaltod. arno* January ll | Ttitm afc* Ckmtimm Cornier, Th?rss>y, Decenter ?, KM,} BLMijnOW?D BT M>O?BT0N A B40HABM. CAED. MESSRS. EDGERTON ft RICHARDS HATTNG TEM? PORARILY discontinued their Tailoring Department, their FOREMAN, Ur. T. YGLESL'US, will eont?roo the same at No. 963 KING-STREET, nearly opposite Wayside Home, until the above firm resumes the business. The subscriber will be happy to seo and accommodate the old customers and friends of the firm. AU ORDERS en? trusted to his care will bo attended to with punctuality and dispatch. Y. YGLESIAS. j THE SUBSCRIBER, WHO HAS CONTINUED IN THI8 OITT IN THE same business since the atoro dato, and who has not yet been informed of tho RESUMPTION OF THEIR FORMER BUSINESS BIT MESSRS. EDGERTON ft RICHARDS, may bo found at No. 62 BR0AD-8TREET, next door west of EOOEBTOM ft RICHARDS' Hrardware1 Store. Ho will bo happy to meet Iiis and their old cus? tomers ss heretofore, an! is prepared to 6crve and fit Cacm in tho mott fashionable stylo of tbe times. From his long practical experience in this City and elsewhere he feels confident of giving cntiro satisfaction. He has always on hand an EXTENSIVE STOCK OF FRENCH AND ENGLISH GOODS, and will fill and execute all or dcrs at the shortest notice. The mott EXPERIENCED WORKMEN are employed in the establishment. Y. YGLESIAS. February 2 THE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE MADE AU. RANGEMENTS with Mr. J. S. PHILLIPS, to con? tinue tho DRAPER and TAILOItING business at their old stand, No. 32 UROAD-STIIEET, in all its branch?e, as formerly conducted by them, and solicit for him from their former patrons and friends, tho samo Liberal pat? ronage HO generously extended to themselves, January 30 EDGERTON ft RICHARDS. J. S. PHILLIPS, DRAPER AND TAILOR, SUCCESSOR TO EDGERTON & RICHARDS, NO. 3* BROAD-STREET, KEEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND A FULL ASSORT? MENT of best grades of French, English, and American Cloths, Cassimcres, and Vestings, which will be sold by the yard or made to order in tho latest fash? ion. 3mo January 30 NOTICE. THE FIRM OF KENIFICK ft SERINE, DRUGGISTS, has been dissolved. All claims against the con? cern will be settled by W. A. SKRINE. JOHN KENIFICK IS NOW OPENING A RETAIL DRUG AND PRESCRIPTION STORE, AT THE ORIGINAL K FUD KR 48 BROAD-STREET, WHERE HE WILL BB PLEASED TO WATT UPON and serre hts old tri .-nds and cue towera. January 29 Imo A. S. HULL, Agent, MERCHANT TAILOR, HAS RESUMED L??8INE88 AT THE WELL KNOWN Shirt Emporium and Furnishing Establishment ol B. M. Welch, : .uer of Hosting and Market-streets, where a full line of all articles can be bad for GENTLEMEN'S WEAR. H. M. WELCH Will give special attention to tba FURNISHING DEPARTMENT, aim JOH* T. FLYNN, Many years connected with the well known house ol Charles D. Carr ft Ca, wiU superintend the TAILORING DEPARTMENT, Where be will bo happy to see his old friends and en? terners, lyr November 1 W. B. & T. E. RYAN, AUCTIONEERS, FORWARDING & COMMISSION MERCHANTS, New York and Charleston, WILL ATTEND TO THE SALE AND PURCHA8E of REAL ESTATE, BANK and other STOCKS. MERCHANDISE and MANUFACTURED ARTICLES,St Auction or Private Sale. ?THOMAS E. RYAN, rteUWnt Partner lu Now York, will attend to the sale of SOUTH? ERN LANDS, and act as agont for tho procuring of labor, ftc.) Consignments of Prodnce and Manufactured Articles solicited. Having large btore Rooms, will receive Goods on Storage. WILLIAM B. RYAN, No. ?9 Bast Day. THOMAS E. RYAN, No. 44 Heaver-street, New York. February 20 Imo WILBUR & SON, vENERAL AUCTIONEERS & COMMSSIOS MERCHANTS, OFFICE AND 8ALE8 ROO ITS MM. 13 and 1 ? State-street and NOR. 1 and 3 t'haJiuers-street, CHARLESTON, S. C. ? LL DESCRIPTIONS OF PROD?70E OR MER. A. CUAN DISE, either for Public or Private Hale, re? spectfully solicited. Real Estate, in City or Country, purchased and sold ttrUiiy cn oovwmtun. rteptemrwr .'7 0. D. PRENTISS, mm AND mmmi NO. 3 STATE-STREET. Dec ember 2H LOUIS B. HANKS, BANKING AND EXCHANGE OFFICE, NO. 13 BROAD-STREET. MR. HANKfi, (FORMERLY UF SUMTER, 8. C.,J taW plwu-nrn in anuonuotu,; to Iii? friend?, and the public generally, that he lias this doy eommmir.ed the UANSING AND EXCHANGE BUSINESS, at lb? above aditrnnR. February 1 G. M'BRlDE SMITH, .'Il BROAD-STRKET. (UP STAIRS), ABOVE FOR? ft MATTHEWE8, HeneraJ ?drertisiripaml Commission Agency. WILL ALSO ACT IN THE CAPACITY OF AGENT FOR INSURANCE, to Oollect Money, for the Parchasc and Sale of Marchandise. Leasing and Morttfatrnig of Lands, ftc. Imo January 'U_ A. ILLING, WFI0IJ?8AL1 A_VD RETAIL DEAUIB DI MILLINERY AND FANCY (GOODS, DRY GOODS. TOYS, At SJeuiMU KINO-KTKEIX tiiarlwtsn, *?.?;. \r NBW YOUR PHicias. r3-Ynrkvtll* -vTWIK '" *c cn.':-::-, atnf V i * to this office-' " ' " JiT November 2i K- (? e ^ "dell \?l Sais! ACCOUNT BOOKS, SDOH A8 RECORDS FOR PUBLIC OFFIOBeV Ledgers, Journals, Cash Books, Day Books, Ac, con? stantly on hand, and made to order, and with any deav cripUon o? Ruling. Nono but the best workmen employ? ed ?nd the beet materials used. A practical experience of twenty years in tho ab?rsi Uno,and with facilities unsurpassed, enablo mo to war mat satisfaction. BOOK BINDING AND JOB PRINTING, In a lilts branches, with new typo, new presses, and advantages not excelled bi this city. Lawyer's Blank?. Titles, Bonds, Mortgages, Ac, Ac, on hand and printe* .o order. tuthslyr December 1* rrttlE SUBSCRIBER MOST RESPECTFULLY IftVrxIeT 1 attention to his LARGE AND WELL TARIED STOCK OF BOOTS, SHOES, VALISES, TRUNKS, BAGS, &e., Which is offered to the publie at very moderate pri?es, aft the oki established stand, sign of MAMMOTH BOOT. No. 250 RING-STREET. February 1 th rtu T. M. BRISTOL*. & B. STODDARD & CO., WHOLESALE EEAXXR8 TM BOOTS, SHOES AND TRUNK* AT TREK OLD STAND, No. 165 Motmg- Street, iHAELB8T0N, 8. 0. rrUXE PLEASURE IN ANNOUNCING THUR BB. X SUMPTION of business, and Invite the attentssa of purchasers to their Stock, which is nov complete. (September 90 BOGERT, DENNY & CO, Ne. 103 MKRT1N G - H T Ii. K IC T, STATIONERS, PRINTERS, LITHOGRAPH E RS, um ACCO?NT-BOOKJAN?FACT?REH?. STATIONERY, WRAPPING PAPERS, &c~, WHOLESALE AND BETAIL. JOB AND CARD PRINTING Attended ?. witto Dispatch. November 38 3mos LAW NOTICE. BREWSTER & 8PRATT, AUorneys at I-IT? and Solicitors in Equity, OFFICE NO. D8 DHOAD-STREET, November 7 _ _ J. E. BURKE, attorney at Law SOLICITOR IN EQUITY, No. OS Broad utreet, CHARLESTON, S.O. January 1 5mo JOHN F. TAYLOR & CO., 8B00ESSOBS TO CAMERON A CO., Ot TBS PHOENIX IRON WORKS, TARE PLEASURE IN INFORMING THEIR FIEND? and tho public that they have resumed bu si ness as) the old stand on Pritchard-etreet. and are prepared te enter into contracts for MACHINERY of every desert** lion, either home manufacture, or from Ute North ar from Europe ; and hope, by strict attention to business, te merit the fatronagc heretofore liberally extended to tb* old f;rm. Mr. HENRY A. DURN will be happy to attend to ttl? want* of our friends in the Boil tr Department. Rei?lrs promptly attended to. Charleston, January 1, IMC. Smo January 1 ??. M. CHAFEE, PLUMBER, No. UOtS Eat^t Bay. SS- WORK VV A KlUM'KD. -?n auto, WHOLESALE IND RETAIL OKA LEA IK SHEET I.KAI) AND ?.KA J) PIPE, January 24 imo* _ PUTTY UP j PUTTY UP! Ne M. G?LBEETH, No. 101 Market-street, HOUSE, SIGN, AND SHIP \RTIST, RE8PBOTrT"LLV SoLICPTw ORDERS rhOM HTS , old and new -usMmerc. GLAZING promptly *tU<?il?<J lo. PUTTY for ?ale. November 13 C. E. CHICHESTER, REAL ESTATE BROKER, \o. IS BROAft-STREET. CHARLESTON, s. C. ? i?L3t*1 ff%)U TH i ! rUCHAHE ?Nf SALE OW .'.V. Nh L.- Ai"? l?a::v<>! :!te Stiittl.tUH r-'Xtes. HVO luUU r-<--. riiE ?U.-, ?U?XI>.> B* PAIRING, Ac ur &XI>MQ?MiilT. At?g.u? TX