The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, March 03, 1866, Image 3
* The Baily Ne
SATURDAY MORNIN'Q, MAECH S,
COMMEBCIAL.
Thc Charleston Cotton Hark?
The transactions yesterday amounted to IS
tmohanged prices. Offering stock very light.
Augusto Market?
AUGUSTA. February 28-Corros.-A few i
-effected to city at the following pri?es: Midi
and Strict to Good Middlings 35@38. Thoms
general quiet, there being a great deal of un
- sod Indisposition to trodo on account of the t
audtlepreusing condition of the Northern and 1
. markets.
The receipts since yesterday by the Georgia
have been very heavy, amounting to 1056 bales.
GOBBESCT.-Gold sold to-day 1? large lots at 1
kera buying at 134 and selling at 136.
- En.vsn-Buying at 130 and selling at 135.
There has been considerable demand for C
Bonds and City of Augusta Bonds. One hum
twenty shares of Georgia Railroad Stock sold t
75. Good'securities of all kinds aro in demand.
? . Wilmington JHarkev..
WILMINGTON; February 2S.-HCOTTOS.-~?
?ales.
Sprnrrs TUBPBSTE?.-Sales of 43 bbls., ml
colored at 45a. per gallon..
. Oarms TOBPENTTNE.-Sales of 80 bbls. yellow
$4 par bbL'of 280 lbs.
Bo.-ax.-No aalc3; prices remain.nominally ui
ca. . - .. -.
TAB.-We note sales of one lot "of ? 29 bbls., o
81 bbls., one lot of 150 bbls: and one Hit'of 152 b
e/which soldat $1.75 per bbl
Tum EB.-Sales of 7 rafts at S3. CO, $10, $10.
$13 and $14, according to quality, A .
- Baltimore Market. '
BALTIMORE, February ^G.^UOrTES.- The:
some inquiry' to-day. - but we hear of no trans:
". . primeand.choiceBib is rather scarce, and hold
Fix>crt.-Demand moderate and martel withou
ble change; Good, both Super and ' Extra, ci
scarce. Wo report sales to day of 250 bbls, prim
ard-strect Extra, luixed brands, on private teri
understood at $9.25. Wc quote as follows: E
street Super and cat Extra '$8 60 to $?75; do. E
to $9 75; do Family $12,10 $13: Ohio Super and'<
tra $8.to ?8.50; do.F.xtra $9 to $9..5; do. Famirj
$13; Xdrthwc*tern Super i.s.a5 to $8 GO; City
good to fancy brands Super, $8.CO to $3.75; do. si
. brands Extra.$11.50; do standard' Extra $9.25 tc
? Baltimore, Welch's'and Greenfield Familv $14.i
high grade Extra $12.75 per bbL Ry o Flour
$4.50. Corn Mool-City Mills and'Br?ndywlno 19
bbL ? ' ?g ?
Guara. -Wheat continues in light supply, esp
prime and choice white, which is warnga^* r--Ji
sale of ISO.buslnls choice Maryland to-day at $2.!
, 600 bushels -good to pnmVat $2C?@2.72; 800 b
. - fair Penas?lv-uii* red at S2 OS, and 300 buihels
i do. ai $2.20, IB bushsL The market for red ls
heavy, but without quotable chango. Receipts of
to-day embraced 800 bushels white and 2800 b
red. Corn-10,500 bushels white and 4000 bushe
. l?w oft*n:v I; ?;e? of 6000 bushelB wotto ai 7l@74
, 200 bushels do. damp at 65 cents, 660 bushels do.
at Cf cents,"and f.000 bushels yellow at 71@72 co
buahoL Oats-600 bushels offered and sold at
cents.
. MOLASSES.-We report a sale of 23 puncheons E
lsland-at 60 centa l .gallon.,
PBOVTSJO??S -There was some Inquiry! to-day,
?ales of 50 obla. Butcher's Lard at 18c.; jobbing
. 37 f\ ' Western at 19c. tao bbls. City Mess Pork at $28
do. do. at $28.5Q; 15,000 16 s. bulk! Sides, loose, at ]
10,000 lbs. Shoulrei- at i2.l,'c. ; 200 boxes Middling
livered at Ne w York, including Cumberland out, a
eta,, and short riboed atiero; 20 had*. Bacon Si
? 17^0. '
~ 8?m)s.^Clover coDtinuea heavy; wo report ai
150 bushels good to choice at'$6.2507 %4 bushel.
.othy: BUDply light and-demand limited; prime is h
$4 60; wa quote at 34.25?t.50. Flax dull at $2.90
?3 bushel. .-' ?.
SALT-Is quiet; very little demand from etor
' pri?es remain as-last -quoted. 1
Suout,-The market.was. duQ to-day; no sali
ported.'
WHI3ZET-Was better; held firmly at $2.25 9 g
Se**- Vork Market.
- ;; ' ' MONEY MABKET.
The New York Times of Tuesday, r^bruary JWtb,
,Tho Bank return reflects thu change in the Xl
. - .market last: week; growingsoqt,>f the heavy sa
Gold for Currency by the Uorctnmeni. jTbis oper
' has transferred four xuilliouB ff Gold to the Baaks
"TTY'? ? ' TjMSfirly nine, mlitioas. Currencyto Che Irsyaury.^
Of the Utter shootjb^uil^?a-.ftgar to Qve !
. ""Sa? ?Mu time reduoed*th/ir loansover three mS
: So-day thc> Money Market lias resumed more stead!
t. ?^??Vthc^vaD^
th? brokers. Lenders pflefftflbti t i rm i
thia rate, and in some, instances accepted 0 per cen
Go* rumen- collateral - After one o'clock there w
. dec .cdly impnivod i\*llng In the market, and thc t
a renewed dc mond o pou the lai?avWaU-btreet deale
Government 8tocks for the 7.30 per cent. Curr
Bonds, which had fallen eff X@X per cent, on
change lu Money lust week. *
The Gold Boom waa steady at 136J??137}* per c
as at the clos? on Saturday, and lhere was a little i
employment for Guld $ the - purchase of Exchang
the Boston steamer of Wednesday. Standard Bil
London wore advanced to 10HJ??l08??. $ cent, o
' partly to the smaller supply far the moment of Sc
ern Exchange. A fair business ls doing for tho pre
; % .packet. Th? importers aro availing of the steady fl
" and easy supply of Gold, both in remitting Exch
' . ?nd paying Customs Duties.- The latter; to-day, am
- V' to nearly C million of dollars in Gold.
' - PRODUCE HABEST.
NEW YOEE, February 26.-The receipts of the ]
,>. ci pal kinda! of produce sinoe our last have boen 29 i
Ashes, 5198 bbls. Flour, 20) bbls. and 8219 bags I
Heal 300 bushe's Wheat, 3S00 bunhels Corn. 60 ba?
- . . Bye, 680 bushels Birl?y, 36? bushels Malt. 3600 bue
Oats, 463 bbls. Pork, lt88 packages Cat Meats, 083 p
?ees Lard, 40 bola. Beef,.and 200 bbls. Whiskey.
Asase.-Pots are in fair request at $7.75 ptr, 100
Nothing new in Pearls. '
OoFiEE.-A moderate demand prevails for tho pr
.pal kinds, which wo ouite thus: Java at 28 \ to 28
Maracaibo ut 21c. to 23'?c.; Lagnavra at 21c to 23c :
v ?Wi .: BA173?0. to21}ic;Native Ceylon ot23c to 24c; ant
Domingo atT???o to 17?,? c., cash, in gold, per pound
", Corros-Pas attracted more attention at iormcr
> oes; Middlings 44c. to 45c. Sales .and resales since
'last 3500 bales. The receipts at this port have 1
163,520 bales since January 1, 1866 and 53;,937 b
sin co the commencement of the current cottony
September 1.1865. '
FT-OCB. AND HEAI-State and Wi stern Flour hast
"NS ?' < in,moderat?i request jst about progiruis prices, tho
I ? * ? JD. JL r?au?y.; of the market, hewever, being in favor ?M
chis era. Sales since- our laut 9500 barrels, inclue
very inferior td choice Superfino State and Westen
. $6.50@$7.30; inferior to choice Extra State at $7? $?
Chiefly at {7 20? *7.50; round-hoop Extra Ohio, life
' to good shipping brands, at $8@$8.50 ? barrel,
-now quote ; ? > ;
- ' Superflue Stat? and Western.....$K5n @ $
. : . ixira State..7.00 @^
ExtraDhnols,Indiana, Michig?n, 4c.... 7.25^*
Extra Ohio, round hoop, shipp'g brands..
"Bxtra Ohtb, trade and f wally brands.. g \
*x.traGenesee.....-:....,.?.|5 @ }
Poor to very choice extra Missouri?. 9 25 @ l
li9F* f% ** ? SoutheiTi Plourds dull and Uejsy. BaleB since our
650 barrels.- lu lots, at $8V?0^$10.10 for poor to gi
. .., ^A $t0.i8@$l5.60forw^od to-very choice extra br-i
? barrel. Canadlau'Flour continues, heavy ana ctn
lng; ssles 350 luir?is Extra' at $7.40?$U.-i5 3 Ita
Bye Flour r?lescluh, mclndtag Sup?rflno at $L60@$
?bai reL Corn Meal is in demana at $&,70@$3.tsfi
Western: $3.65 ?? $3 75 for Jersey, and $4.25 for Brai
.win?. 9 barrel. 8 de i 400 wrela
' GBXXA-wem? -n.-*- ceen quiet and depressed
- ' ' imall lot of Whits Oauada-wa? ?oi<rai 43-?i.9B-hU
Oom has been in morn demand at deci ledly flt
prires. Salea h/,600 bushels at 716. fa 75 for unso<
? ?> ?nd 76c @30o for'sound: mixed Western, in store
delivered the latter rate for very choice; and 80c g
for Jersey Yellow, $ bushel Dais continuo ia fail
l*J12 xnand, iucludtn?t SUte ut 66U'@5lc.; Jem-y and P
?ylvanla ot 5iic @52c; old Western ai53o.@55c;
Wc'storn at3(?c@48c; Canada af 66c @57c bui
Bye is qui? t und nominal. Barley has been In' modi
domaud ; io.000 bushels State changed -hands at 90
. .busbeL Barley. Mal isuaaltrred. .
H*?-North Ui\er is in fair demand and Arr
. 80o?93c ? 100 tbs. - -
HOPS continue qniet at former -ratos, including
year's crop atH5?66 cents; and (woyears* old at ia
cents i er H>.
HoLA88>BhaHNsen ^ paringi? sought after, in oin
New Orh'ai e at 95c@$1.10; Porto nico at 40?75 cc
Cuba at 84@50 ennt- ppr gallon.
Naval. SToutb have been in mode ate reqnest
cludiue spirit-> of tu'pf u tine at 83?9? . ent* per ita
. crude do. at $7?$7 26: .rosin at $4 37>i@$i5 per
lb?. ; tar at $ .'.60ftt$3fl7K per bbL
j OILS have, been Inactive and depressed, inclu
O-.ude whaiK at $1 M7K?$> a?: ><lcaobed whale at$l
vi 66; crude ?perm ?t $2 40O$9.45; unbleaoh'-d d
?2W; lard oil at f 1.75 j$$ 1.90; red oil at 86@95 ci
Unwed Uat $Li?n>$l40 perg?Uon.
PETBOLKUM oiitiuue- ina- ti ve sud depressed at
SO centx for crude; 45 <s46 cents for refined ia bond,
<J3@65 cen ? for d'? free, per gallqn,
PBOVISIOKS -New Mess Pork has been actively so
Biter t>y specnl-tlve "pc-ators having maturing
tra ta to p'ovide for;.prices have c -usequenty ad-?
ed, the market cl sing buoyantly. 'Ihe demand
ot'?r kfi'ds has b?-n quite limited. Sales since
last 67M) bi'N.. Lu os., at $27.75 to $v8 37ji for
M -s, cl .singa' $2H.M% '-ash; $28 to $28.25 f-ri
lota one y ear old M**s ; $23 to $23 60 for old Prira- *
$211.50 fr.? $2<l75 for now Prime, ner hbL ft.l<^
al-o made o> 4250 bbls new .M-ss, March, ??ni
Mav delivery, ?ellere'anfl buyers' options, at $v7
$ -8.5", per bbl ut Meats were In fur demand ai't
to 12X tor ->hould?rs, and 17c tn 18.^c. for R :ni~;
2(M) packages. Kscon .OoutinueB quiet, including (
borland cut at 15'.4c. io 15,^c; Short Rib at?JM
1 T{r- ; L"ny <ib"rd 15 Ve tn 15,V'c ; Lonjj^B
lBSc to \5%c : Short itlear at 16c. toUfflH
Hams Ht IC.',;, to I7.',?c. pc pouii(Liga?ii.;^-'.'-^
1 rensed Hog* continue lu fair ABBUB^HJ:- S
for West rn, and ?.SdIto WjM
I Lard is in (sir request st unchanged prices; sales 1160 !
tierces and bins, at 17c. to 19>ic, the latter for very
choice, and 2250 bbls. for March and April delivery,
j sellers' option, at ?OJie P*r pound. Beef rules quiet at
i $16 to 30 for Ne? Kain Mess, and $20.60 to $24 for New
.Extra do; su'es have been reported of SOO bbls. Tierce'
Beef continues quiet md nominal' Beef Hams are
quiet at $11 to $41.60 per bbl. -Butter continues in good
I demand at 86o. to 50c for poor to prime; 60c. for fancy
I State, and22c to 35c for western, per pound.. Cheese
is in active request at 16c, to 22c per pound.
SUOABS-Have been in more request) but without im
I provemei* in price Sales since oar last 750 hhda., In?
cluding Cuba, kc, at from lOjfe to 13>?a, and 317 j
boxes Havana, part at 12>ic. to ll&c ? lb. Wo quote
[ Fair to Good Grocers' at ll -ic. to 12c ; relining at lo J-ic.
to Ile per 11s. Kenning Sagan are.dull at lAtfc to
17c per Bi. Messrs. Stuart now quote their Sugars
thus; Best Crushed, 17c, .Granulated 17J?c, Ground
16Xc, While-A173?C, Yellbw-016>?c cash perUS.
STE-VBINE.-Sales since our last 125,000 lbs. at 17c to
18)?cpertt?. ; . .
TALLOW.-Sales to-day 117,000 lbs. at 12c tol2Xe,
and 18,000 lbs. Grease at ll j;c. to- 12>?c.
WHIUKKX-Is quiet at $?.06 to $2.28 per gallon. A
lot of il bbls. Ola Western , changed hands at ?2.10 per
gallon.
FREIGHTS-For Liverpool, the engagements included.
by steamer,. 1!>Q bales Cotton at 7 tod. to }?d. per lb. ;
7,000 bushels Corn at Cid. per bushel; 600 boxes
Bacon at 25s. per toa. For London, by steamer, 10,000
bushell Oats at Simper bushel: 60 tea. Pork at Cs. per
tierce; and 10 tonifvOlover Se'^d st los. port?n. For
Glasgow, by steamer, 7,000 bushels Oom at 6d. per
bushel.
; 1 Iritt* Forcier? Markets.
The Urnes' City Artfcl?of .Tuesday, Fobruary 18, says :
A farther slight Improvement of tone is observable in
the, stock" markets, ahd also in tho general feeling among
the discount ostabllshmouts, although it ls fully seen'
that'the'course of recovery, even if it should now be
continuous, must be very gradual. Consols closed ut
867?@87. - - .
The discount demand to. day was -moderate, both at
the bank and in the open market. Erie shares (paid up)
declined ls., and Fi ve-I won tits and Illinois Central
shares a further ii-each. : . ti
Accounts from ' the Continent indicate a tendency to
>an> improvement in the exchanges. ' Tho Aira'.o, from
tho West Indies, his brought ?223,000.
1A specula* . m lu the stock of the Grand Trunk Bail,
way of Canada ls still upheld, and the quotation to-day I
shows a further riso of 2 per cent.
LONDON C >IUt MAUSET-FEBItU.UtT 12.
Prices finn; but little was passing in American bar-1
reis of Flour.
LATEST COHaiEBCUX PEE HERMANN.
LIVERPOOL, February ll.-Tho steamship Queen ar?
rived out on the 12th and City of Bostcu on tho 13th.
COTTON.-Sales of two days 11,000 bales; market easier I
and quotations barely maintained. Of tho above sales J
spe julators and exporters took 1,000 bales.
TSADE itEPOET.-Tho Manchester Market was easier J
and inactive.
BREADHT?FFS.-Flour firmer. Wheat firm, at 10s. to I
10s. Gd. for Winter red and Southern. Corn advanced |
ad tending upward; sales ai 28s. Od. for mixed.
. '1\JJ TSU - JS^Pttfeand firm. Pork-stock 6careo
and prices tend w?.?^.^^ , . ,wi-?n?.n
Bacon steady. Lard arm at ?aW?^dSlow^utot
and steady. Cheeae firm. . - ?s.. Tallow quiet j
PHODDCE.-Ashes quiet at 32s. to ll? SJSsjis? <mu '
Coffee quiot Rico dull. Linseed Oil firmer; sales at
10s. Rosin very duli . Spirits Turpentine, small sales.'
Petroleura steady at 2a. ld. j . I
LONDOti, February ll.-Consols, for money, 87108731*.
Illinois Central shares 71>,'; Erie shares 61%; 5-20s.
"* . , , ;.', '";.'
consignees per Sooth Carolin?1 Railroad,
March 2.
118 bales Cotton, G bbls Rosin, 2 cars Lumber, Furni?
ture, ko. To B H Barden, H Boyla ton, EH Rodger i &
Co, Graeser k 8 ni th, R Epstin, T Street, R Mure A Co,
G W Williams k 06, O X AveriU k Son, A Getty & Co, H
L Jeffers & Co, Hunt Bros, Gatos, J G Gibbes, Marshall;
I Beach k Co, Willis & Chisolm, J M Caldwell, W P Dow
I ling, JOH Olaussen, 8 Wetheiby, Hart k Co, J Small, J.
Larergne, A Hager. ?
Passengers.
Pei steamer Fannie from Savannah via Hilton Head
?ni Beaufort-Capt 8 H Cixie, A Paddon, A Robb, E
Walters, T 3torn, E Berg, J M Beggs, J Dickerson, Col
LL'Whitlock, A T -Halliman, F Higginbottom, W Ca?
dow, J H*O?s; J O'Connor, H L Johnson. H Wilde, W
G Hoed. O G Kendall, H F Dotterer and Lady, X H Nor?
ris and Lady, Miss Norris, H Daly. Miss Daly, H Blan?
chard, Mrs Harrison, B H Meads, A L Mellen, J W Hol?
combe J L Saulabury.T'O Hains'.C OEoulc-A Alvares, !
N O Williams, J H Hopkins and servant, F Colman, E O
Brovard, P Ambe, D D Coloock, J M Martin, OE Halie
? W Phelps, G H Mackey, J Kirkland; Jr, J R Smith,-E
E Stringer. M B Briggs, Capt Beaufort, Mrs Hunt, Mr
Hurst, and 12 in steerage :
POBX^OiiLENDAk
_I . / cojutxtrrxi) WEEKLY._. .-.
.?i PHASES Or THE MOON.
Fivil M. IffEMh. 32m. morn (New M. 16th, ?h. 17m. even
Las*. Q. 9ihyi0h. 33m. morn I First .Q. 23d, 7h. 13m. morn
' Full M SOtb, Uh. lim. even.
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF O HA RLESTOX,
Arrived Yesterday. IMABOB 2
Brig P.olersnn, 8cott, Boston, 12 days. Ic?. To the
Master and Order.
Sehr Wide World, HUdreth, Ne,? Stork, 6 days from
the Capes of the Delaware. Mdzr. To W Roach, J E
Adger k Co, J A Armstrong k Co. Austin, Andrus k Co,
W M Bird st Co, A Bischoff, H Blsohoff k Co, Bollmann
Bros, D Briggs, Agent, Blsseli ?roa, Bruns k Bee, W H
Chafee, . Cantwell st Co, Chisolm Bro-, J Campsen A
Co, Cameron, Barkley lt Co, A P Caldwell, E B Cowpar?
th wait, J C H Clauaseii, J B Dnval k Son, E David, J lt
F Dawson, W H Easterby, J R Emery, J M EaEon, Fer?
guson & Holmes, Fraser k DilL C D Frank, ?H Graver,
W Querry, Graeser k' Smith, Hastie, Galhoufj k Co, W
P Hal!, Howe, Doucln 4 Oo, Hart & Co, Huger & HaselL
J W Harrisson, J Hargrave, Capt W Holden, A Q M, N
Hunt A Son, Hunt Bros, Jennings, Thomlinson & Co, H
Jager, Klines, Wickenberg k Co, J King & Co, Kanapaux
& Lalane, C Lillienthal, R Mure k Co, Muller A Nimitz,
Little k Marshall, S R Marshall, H S Marshall, Benne
ker k Glover, B O'Neill, J F O'Neill k Son, C F Pank
nin, J N Robson, D H Sllcox, Thompson Bro, Warner k
Ducker, Willis st Chisolm, G W Williams A Co, D Lopez,
W G Simms, aud Order.
*t** Sehr Vapor B?g|^^as^aB3S>?SSsnwrtr?sws>SBsaMM
^$r?cK" ?o Jud Urdur.
Behr Snow Squall, Perry, Hilton Head. Storee Tc
UKtSmer Fannie MoNelty. Savannah via Hilton He'ac
i Jrii'Boaafort 66 bales S I Cotton, Hides and Mdse
HTBm WKUSOU k Holmes, J 8 Globos, T F Capers. Adams
P Frost S Co, R Q Plnokney. J k J D Kirkpatrick. Hope:
& Stoney, G A Hopley, E M Barnard, Adams Express
Mills House SUbles, and Order.
Di THE OFFING. .
steamship City of Bath, from Boston forSavannal
out of faei. ' . j . ?
Also, a Br bark and a three-masted schooner.
Went to Sea Yesterday. [HABCH
B . bark David Mc Nutt, Chambers, Liverpool.
Br brig Raven, Hayes, St Johns,T? B.
From thia Port.
Steamship Moneka, Marshmau, New York, Feb 26.
Steamship Starlight, Poi rick, Wilmington, N O, Feb 2
TJp for this Port.
Bohr Aurelia. P Howe, Burgess, at Boston, Feb 26.
Cleared, for this'Port.
Sehr ELB Wales, Moslander, at Philadelphia, Feb 26,
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SOLE AGENTS,
ORNER EAST BAY and LODGE ALLE
-nDtrmber 91. .
PUTTY UPj_PUTTY UP !
N. M. GILBEETj
No. 101 Market-^ffl I
HOUSE, SIGN, AN?^,??;-M
RESPECTFULLY S?gW? *
old and new CJMH j |DE|
BLAZING proa^BH . , gEgg^vQ
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LOWNDES Sc MIEIELLi,
FACTORS
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Merchants,
BOYCE & CO.'S W^ARVESr
CHARLESTON, 5. C.
EDWARD LOWNDES.............;,;.T. W. -MIKELL.
\j BEFEEBNCBS: j \ 5
JOHKlFlUSEB t Co. I C. T. LOTO'ja 4 Co.
BOBI. MOUE & Co. | WILL? & CJEBSOLM.
February 10 ^_!_>t"wl2* j
B. ? SCBEVEN.DOUGLAS NISBET
Produce Brokers ? Conunisiton Merchants.
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AGENTS OF THB
Southern Export and Impart Company,
OFFICE KO. 109 EMT BAT,
NEXT SOUTH OF' THE COffRIEB OPFIOE,
CH AK Ii KS TO V, SI j0jg| 1 ? j
STRICT ATTENTION G7VEN 30 ORDKJ3 AND
CONSIGNMENT J. Btutb. Ja nui ry 20
W. B. SMITE & C0.,j ;
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Charleston, 3. C.
Liberal Advances mado on ?om\%a
ments.
February 10_i awln/o
WILLIAM Bi ??ERI0
sa- :~-ss?---%
GENERAL A G Eft T/gr .
No. 349' King-stjeet,
CHARLESTON, S. *.
RECEIVE DEPOSITS AND ALL>W INTEREST
'HEREON.
-DfiAL EST FOREIGN AND ,'OMESTIO ?
OH ANGE. -J<LI?J**
MAKE COLLECTIONS Aj? PROMPT BE
TURNS.
References In V0*}1*
Mesen. DENOAN, 8HBBM/S & 00. |
Messrs. HENRY CLEWS .
BIOHARD LATHERS, E4-. President Grqlt Western
franco Cor ip any. . . .' !
. ; B. J. HOWLAND, Es?; No. 80 WaU-street j,
i GEORGE T. HOPE, Eiq., Pr? vient Ooa?n?tal Inscr
vnoe Company. :. ObtpbeiaQ
WILPUB & SON, r
GENERAL VUCTIOXE LES & COK MISSION
MEECtLiNrS,
OFFIOS IND BALES BOO^S,
I Nos., 13 and 15 ^tate-street.a^ Sos, 1 and
S Coalmen's-street
QHABLESTON, EL O.
Msrcb'2-, i :
GEO. H, WALTERS CO..
FACTQI?S
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GENERAL ?0SIMIS8I0N ?(EBCHANT8,
FOBWAKD1NG AGENTS,
-CHARLESTON, EL! O- ,
GEO. H. wZL^BSSfc&ci;. .'WM? j. Mof?RafeCK.
E. B. WALTER
BRANCH IN COLUMBIA,
GEO. H. WALTEB* SON.
February H Imo
WILLIS & CEISOLM,
FACTORS, COMMISSION MERCIiMTS
AND
SHIPPING AGENTS^
TTfTLL ATTEND TO THB PURCHASE, 8ALE ANI
TT SHIPMENT (to Foreign and Domestic Ports) o
.COTTON, RICE, LUMBER and NAVAL STORES.
ATLANTIC WHARF, Charles ton, S. C.
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FULLEE & LEE,
CoiXLmissioii Merchants
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AGENTS POR PLANTERS'. SUPPLIES, I
BEAUFORT, S. C,
ABB NOW PBEPABED TO 8T?BE OB FOBWABD
Goods consigned to their caro.
BOBEKT JfXAMB TELLER.HOTBOX LXB.
February22_^ 10 .
EDWARD N. THUESTON,
FOBMEBLY^BOBEBTSON, BLACKLOCK A CO.
IF -A. CTOR
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
COBNEBi YANDEBHOB8T WHABF AND EAST Ba.7,
CHARLESTON, ?. Ci
Jail nary 12_._r?e&?Ki?*^'".-'
?EARLES BELLOI?l CO. ;
General Commission Kerehai?
DEALERS IN PROTISf?
'""' No. 130 EAST ?d&??!: j V
OFFEB FOB SALE AT LOVf FIGUBES :
EA5T3, SIDES, SHOULDERS, STRIPS.
Flour, Butter, Chfoae, Lard, Soap. [
. Starch, Candles, 4c, 4c.
January 28 . ?m?
WHITE & PAINE,
GENERAL ' ' '
I Shipping, Commission ami ' Forwarding!
MERCHANTS, ' '
SOUTH ATLANTIC
OH-AjRLESTOTT., S. C.
I J. J. WHITE;........G. 8. PATNEJ
February 13_ . . | ' : . imo'
L. BOWIE & CO.,
COMMISSION AND GROCERY
MERCHANTS,!
_ NC. 17 BBOADWAY, JNEW YOBK."
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SO. 1 3 BROAD-STREET.
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