The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, April 17, 1866, Page 3, Image 4
TUESDAY MORNING. APRIL 17, 1666.
COMMERCIAL.
Exports.
NEW YORK?Per sehr D 0 Halse?79 bales Up'and Cot
ton, 6 bales Cotton Pickings, 26 packages Furniture,
10 bales Moss, 207 bundles aud cases Paper, if. bbls
Herrings, 17 bbls Ale, IS cases Aie, 53 chests Tea, 51
bbls Peanuts, 75 cases and casks Hardware, 23 kegs
Kails, 22 bundles Stcol. 2 bbls Twine. Ac, 152 coi's
Hope, 2 pack?gee Mar;in, 27 casks Cutlery, Files, 75
empty Ale Bbls. 1 chest Clothing, lot Cypress and
Oak Staves, 41 hhds, tierces ano bbls Old iron, and
1 cask Lead.
FAIRHAVEX, COS'S?Per fear Eclipse-160,000 fc.t
Pitch Pint Timber.
Trie Charleston Cotton Market.
Lu consequence of tho very light stock of Cotton on
the market, the heavy decline at Liverpool announced
by the Saxonia had no porcep?ble action ou !he mar
ket here. The small sales yesterday, say some sixty to I
eighty bales, were made at prices indica'ing but little
decline.
Mobile Market.
MOBILE, April 12 ?Cotton.?There was a general
demand throughout the d?y, but the market was poorly
supplied with desirable s?lections. Sales of 2500 bales
were made, the market closing arm at fully one cent ad
vance on yesterday's prices. Middling 31 to 35c
Monetabyand Financial.?We have no marked tea- j
ture to note in the general market to day. The tendency
of matters at Washington, and the amounts of 5-20's
thrown on the New York market from Europe, has caus
ed an sxcited and uneasy feeling there, which is also
felt here. The inclination is rather on the side of coin
investment, but the more cautious are holding off to
await further development i. Quotations close about IIih
ss-ne as yesterday, but unsettled?say 120 to 127 for gold.
The market is fully supplied with Commercial bur
ling, in which considerable has been done at 130 to 131.
A good business is reported also in Domestic Ex
change, but limited to some extent by the "small supply
offering. We quote for Siuht % to tf, and :tve ani teu
da;s' Ootton Bills*", to 1 ? discount.
N?w Orleans fight is without change, say mr to
discount
Memphis Marker.
MEMPHIS, April 13.? Cotton.? The market was less
favorable to the holder than on the day before, yet the
New y? rk quotations were one cent higher, 38j. This
advance commanded little con?d-ncs, it bsin^ difficult
to flnu a basis for it; it appears, how -r, that it was
founded on a change in the rate of e tnge. The ef
fect of the advance was to distuab tho _i<trket, causiug
a higher demand, which holders did rot feel authorized
to meet, and the resu t was lesB favorable to prices on
the whole than were paid the day before '1 he coon
dispatches quoted cotton strong at 37 '..'ri33c. ; gold 27,J?.
This news caused the market to close with more firm
ness. The foUowiog is a summary of the sales reported to
us in ausier to our enquiries: 17 bales at 18c, It at JO,
7 at 21, 6at 22.11 at 2 13 at 23, 10 at 23.?i, 4 at 21. 19
at 25, 17 at 27, repacked, mixed and inferior; 87 at 28,
Low Middling; Gl at 29. and 113 at 30. Midding; 15 at
31. 17 at 31 *f, and 21 at 32. Strict Middling; 9 at 33, and
4 at 31, Cooi Middling. The prices show some irregu
larity, but we again repeat quotations, with the remark
that the inside agures were prevalent: indeed, sales of
Middling were made at lower rates than on Wednesday:
Ordinary.24 to 2*c
Good Ordinary.2C to 27c
Low Middling.28 to 29c
Middling.30 to 3lc
8trict Middling.32to32l?'c
Good Middling.33 to 3U
Wilmington Market.
WILMINGTON. April 14?6 P. M.?Tubpenttne.?
Saler of 55 bbls at $5 25 for new virgin. $3 for yellow
dip. and $1 50 for hard per 280 lbs.
Spibits TunpssnsE ?Sales of 19 bbls at52i;c, and
27 do (virgin) at 53c per gallon for white.
Bosm?20 bbls Pale sold at $9 50 to $10 per bbL
No public transactions in Cotton.
Trscnra.?Sales of six rufta at 50, $6 50, S7 25, $11,
$12, $14 to $18 per M., a. cording toquaUty.
0 Baltimore Market.
BALTIMORE, April 13.?Coffer.? Wo report sales
to-day of 160 bags Klo at 19,Hi to 10.U cents; also, ?00
Liga do, ex brig Wavelet, on term* att transpired. The
bark May Qaeen, from Rio, is in the t ay with 3200 bags.
r loub.?Baltimore Family and high grades Extra
were advanced to-day 50 cents per bbl We bow quote
Family at (15 60, Pataps:o Extra $13 50, aud Chesapeake
do $12 50 per bbl. We revise quotations genorally.
8alo3 to day em-race 200 bob Western Extra at- $9 50;
If 0 bbls Royal York Super at $9 W> to $10. closing at the
latter. The range ot tho market is aa foliows : Howard
.. street Super and cut Extra $8 50 to $8 75, do Extra $9 50
\to $10, do Family S12 60 to $13 5i'. Ohio Super and cut
Extra $8 36 to $8 75. do Extra $9 00 to $9 75, do 7am dy
$112 50 to $13 50; Northwestern 8uper $8 25 to $8 50; City
M&ls> good to fancy brands Super, 18 50 to $8 75, do
shipping brands Extra $12 to $li 50, do standard Ex'ra
$9 Oip to $10, Baltimore, Welsh's and Greenfield Family
$15 5? do high grade Estra $13 f0 per bbl. Bye Flour,
new, $? 25 to $8 60. Corn Meal-City MiUsaad Brandy
wine ?i 60 to $3 60 per bbl.
The feMlowing are the Inspections of Flour and Meal
in the cifwof Baltimore for the week ending April 12th,
1866. viz: Howard-street 2196 barrels; City Mills 3561
burro's and> 100 half barrels; Ohio 4554 barrels, and
Family 1732vibarrels and 60 hah* barrels?total Wheat
Flour 13,843 barrels and 60 half barrels. Together with
-90 barrels Bye F2our and 285 barrels Oorn Meal.
Gbais.? Receipts of Wheat from Maryland and Penn
sylvania are very trifling, giving an indication of an al
most exhausted crop. Tho denand is good, and ex
treme nrices are realized for prime and choice samplet.
We report sales to-day of500 bunhels red at $ 2 55 to S2 60
per bushel?nothing reported In White. Corn?18 000
bushels White aud li,0t>0 bushels Yellow comprised the
offerings to day; prices again receded, with sales of 9?00
bushels White at 82 to 83 cents; 10CQ bushels mixed do.
at 78 cents; 4500 bushels Yellow, part to arrive, at 79
cents; 7000 bushels do at80 cents; 520 bushels inferior
at 77 cents?market closed at 79 cents per bushol for
prime. Osts?2100 bushels offered and sold at 51 to 55
cedts weight No receipts or tales of Rye.
Molasses.?No sales to-day; quotations are un
changed.
Provisions.?There is a good demand for Bacon, but
at slightly easier prices. We report sales of 50 casks,
including Shoulders at 12,'i to 12 V cents, and Sides at
15>, to I5>i cents; Bams range from 20 to 23 ecuts, as
to quality and fancy, latter for best canvassed. Bulk
Meats are quoted at 11 cents for Shoulders. 11?^ to 14
cents for Sides, and If.1-' cents for Hams, in pickle
Mess Pork $2S to $26 60. Lard?A sale to-day reportoi
of Si, tierces Western at 16 '? cents; we quote at 18y to
lb}, cents; City 18 cents; Western in kegs nominal at
20cents: Baltimore re lined 21 lj cents per lb.
Salt.?Market qciet, with limited sales from jobbers
at $1 85 for Liverpool Ground Alum, $3 25 for Worth
ington's Fine, $3 10 to $3 20 for brands less known per
sack. Turk's Island scarce and Qrm at 60 cents per
bushel in lots.
Seeds ? The season for Clover is nearly over; some
little inquiry (or shipment We report sales of 100
bushels at $5 25 to $5 50. some prime samples held
higher. Timothy is dull, but little offering; quote nomi
nal at $3 75 to $4 for small lots. Flax t teady at $2 50 to
$2 55 per bushel. ,
Suqar.?Market was quiet to-day; no transactions re
ported; prices steady aa last quoted.
Whiskey?Continues inactive; we report sales yester
day of 20 bbls Country, in paokages, at $2 21; City aud
Western jobbing at $2 26 per galion
New York Marker?
MONEY MABKET.
The Njw York World, of Saturday, lUh iuat.. says Oao
money market is quiet aud easy on call, at 5 to G per
cent , and first-class acceptances are discounted at 6 to
6,s per cent, and business notes at 6},' to 7},' per cent
The foreign exchange market is dull, and primo bank
ers'sixty-day sterling bills are quoted 107,',' to lu7;?,
and sales are made ot 107?, to 107& The <-r,id market
is weak, opening at 127, and closing at 12G.l4.
PBODUCE MABKET.
NEW YORK, April 13.?Cotton.?The market was^(
more active after the Government sales, .but at lower
prices. Sales 3500 bales at 37c to 38c for Middlings
The Government sa'c by auctiou of 3200 bales Mobile
Cotton resulted as follows: 1 bale Middling Fair, 37c; 31
bales Strictly MbldBng, 37c; 232 bales Strictly Low Mid
dling, 35>Xc; *J0 bales Good Ordinary, 33"4'c; 298 bales
Ordinary, 32}?c to 32;i'c; 76 bales Low Ordinary, 29 v,'-:
to 29?4c; 249 bales Pickings; 12>ic; 1896 bales Bebale i
averaged toout 39c
The foUowing is from the circular of Speyers. Chap
man & Co :
Tho receipts of Cot'on at the ; orts of the United
Statos have been as follo ws ;
Sales.
Week ending April 11. 3i.0C0
Previously reported since September I, 1865.. .1,570,000
Total since September 1.1,608,000
Frjm close of war to September 1, 1865 . 416,000
Total supp'y to April 11.2,03t,000
The receipts, exports, and stocks at tho principal
ports of the United States, at latest dates, were as fol
lows :
Receipts Exports. Stocks.
?? since Sept L since Sept 1.
New York, April 11... .703.700 340,100 228,000
New Orleans, April 10.657,000 568,000 173.t'00
Gal veston, March 31... 145,500 146.500 13,500
Mobile. April 6 . 869,400 319,700 74,200
Savannah, April 6.187,200 150,900 14 900
Charleston, April 0.... 74,900 73.500 5.400
?Apalachicola, M'ch 19.. 101.800 103,300 12,300
Total stocks.519,200
(The receipts and exports include coastwise ship
ments.)
1 he foreign exports the past week embrace the follow
ing:
From New Orleans, four days ending April 4th. to
Liverpool, 8G67 bales; to Havre., 6655; to Bremen, CO; to
Barcelona, 222C. Total, 17,498 bales.
From New York, for week ending April 11th, to Liver
pool, 14,108 bales; to Havre, 2416; to Bremen, 703; to
Queenstown, 2916. Total, 20,142.
From Charleston, week ending April Cth, to Liver
pool, 911 bales; to Havre, 1259. Total, 2170.
? During the early part of the present week cur market
succumbed to lower quotations from causes similar to
that which depressod the staple iu our last review. For
eign exchanges dragced heavily at reduced rates, there
by confining tho pare has es of Cotton to a few first-clasB
houses. The news, however, brought by the s earners
England, Belgian, and Asia, tbut our bonds were return
ing here for sale, in view of the prices abr oad being
sufficiently low to admit of a profit of four per cent,
upou their importation at present rates here and iu Eu
rope, aB well us the fear of a moneyed stringency on the
Continent in the event of Austvia and Pruss a crosslug
swords, influenced a suiden reaction In the exchange
market ond gave an immediate opportunity to commis
sion bouses to re-enter as candidates for the fleecy sta
ple, which they were not slow to accept. A much greater
improvement than is noted in our daily report would
have been discernible, bad not several leading operators
declined to execute discretionary orders, on the ground
that should the above named powers become involved in
a war, cotton may yield to lower quotations in Europe.
H'lders. on the other hatd, are willing tu take the risk,
and prefer to await further developments h-rm? offering
choice liets, at the going rates, j.ai ticularly as they be
lieve with a reduction of our stocks and receipts prices
must materially advance.
?old, 126^ to 126J?; receipts at Mobile f)r four days
ending 10th inst, 1900 bales; receipts at New Orleai.8.
April 12, IOCS bales; exchange on London (Commercial),
106>i to 107; exchange on Paris, 5 22,li to 5 23; freight
per steamer, ,^d. Wo predict a reduction of recoipts
to 20,000 oalcs per week on or beforo the 20th of May.
Bbeaiostcffs ?The market sas without 03sential
change, and less active.
Tbc common and medium crades of State and West
rn Flours were iu some cases Sc better, but in only
moderate demand. Sales 80L0 C-bl.; at $G 73 to 7 2? fjr
supers; $7 25 to 7 60 for Extra State; ?7 70 to 8 10 for
Ch. ice State; $8 25 to 8 60 for Shipping Round lioop
Ohio; $7 40 to $10 for Extra Western ; S10 25 to 14 73for
Djub e Extra Western aud ; t. LouLj. ~
Southern Flour was firm and in stcauy rlornand- Sales
1400 bbls at $8 65 to 9 75 for Supers: $9 85 to $15 for
Faucy aud Extra.
Canada Flour was firm. Sales 400 bbls at $7 40 to
7 HU-for Oommon; $7 85 to 11 for Good to Choice Extras.
Bjo Flour was dull at $4 26 to 5.
Corn Meal was firm, but quiet. Sales 300 bjsls at $3 75
f jr Jersey'; {4 23 for Brandywlne.
The Wheat market was very Irregular, and closed un
settled, the transactions embracing only small parcels.
S*>s 17.0C0 bushils, at $163 10 $1 ?5 for >ew No. 1
Chicago 8pring; $161 to $167 for Milwaukee Club;
SI GS for Amber do: $1 93 to $2 for Rod Weitem ; $2 40
for Old Ameer Mlchigau; New Red State held at $2 50
aud upward; $2 65 for White'Canada.
Corn was held higher, but buyers refused to :>ay the
advance, and the market closed dull and unsettled, dales
20,000 ui-uels Wt s tern Mixed at 80 to a*o.
Oats were Arm, but quiet. We quote: Western un
smiudat40 to 47:; Sound do, 56 to 58c: State at GO to
62c; Jersey aud Southern at 63 to 54c.
Bye was a thade firmer, tending upward. Sales 15.000
bushels, including Western at 67 to 08a. an! Statu at 81
to 85.'. Canada Bye :s nom nal at 93c to $1,
Barley wus quiet a . $1 to $1 2j lor Sta'e ond Canada
We-t
Birley Malt was dull at $1 20 to $1 90.
Provisions.?Pork was dull and scarcely to firm.
Sale* tO.O boh>., at ?21 75 for Old Mess; $25 62 to $23 75
for New do, closing at $25 69; and $21 73 tor Old Prime.
Lard was firm, but quiet. Sales 600 bbls and tierces,
atl6'4<&P7c for No. 1: 17>?($18.l?c for fair to prime
Steam, "and 18'4<?18}*c for Kettle Rendered
Cut meats were firm at 10^@11 "4c for Dry Salted and
Pickled Shoulders; iri'.@17',c for Dry Silted and Pick
led Hams.
Bacou was held higher, but was quiet. Sales 351
boxes at 14\'c for Cumberland; and MAC* for Short
Blbbi d.
Beef pros dull. Faks 4"0 bols, at $14$ 18 for Repacked
Western Mess, and $18@23 for Extra do.
Tierce Beef was in good ex ort demand, at $3.V_s33 for
Prime Msss: $36@37 t ? India Mess.
Beef Hams wire firmer, selling at $37.5C@39.
Butter was dull and irregufar, choice old dairies firm
er, t ut now butter lower. We quote 20(3)40o for West
ern and Ohio; 40@60c for State, old; SOfcSGc for do new.
CbeerO was more active, aud ?rufat I'ft Wz tor Ohio;
18@21 for Stato; 21@2J for Factory mode. Tho market
was du 1 and heavy at 24@24,'ic tor Crude; 38^39c for
R?fiued, in bond; Refined, free, is nominal.
Beeswax?I? dull at 33c to 40c.
Candles?Are soiling at 22c to 23c for short aud full
weights.
Coffee.?The market is quiot, and we have only to
notice the sale of a very choice lot of 103 bags Rio, per
Ida, at 15l<c, gold, in bou?. We quote Rio, duty paid,
l*ic to 20'ic; Maracaibo and Laguayri, 19c to 22,'je;
Java, 27c to 28c, all gold.
East India Uoons.? All kinds are quiet, and prices
nearly nominal.
Hat?Is firm, but less activo at GOc to 75c per 100 lbs.
Hops ? Ths market is dull, and some of tho recent
importations are going baor, there being no successful
sale for them. Prices are unsettled.
Lime.?Since last no'iced, about 4000 bb*s common
Rockland bave sold at $1 60 psr barrel, being 25c de
cline. The strikes among bricklayers chick the de
mom1.
Molasses ?There is a good jobbing demand, and pri
ces are steady. Sales 200 hhds. Cuba Muscovado, in
lots, at 40c lo 6?c; 30 hhds Porto Rico at 66c to 75j.
Metals ?Tho ma-ket Is very dull, and p ices protty
uniformly tending downward. Copper 27Jf to 29c for
Bdtimore, and 28.'^c for Lake. Irou, No. 1 Scotch Pig,
offering at ? 11 60 from the wharf. Lead 6>ic, gold.
Spelter, 16^0, gold. Tin?Banca, 24c; Straits 23c. Eng
lish, nXC, a'l gol1. Tin Plates nominally uuehanged.
I. C. Ch?! coal, 10x14, $11, gold. Zinc litfc to 13c.
currency.
Naval. Stores.?Tho market was dull, and was with
out the improved toue noted yesterday. Spirits Tur
pentine 83 to 90 cents. Common Roain $2 50 to $2 76.
Tar $2 2.'- to $2 62>i for Washington and Wilmington
barrels. City Pitch $1 25 to $4 50. Ciudo Turpentine
$3 25
Nails?Cut are selling at $6 23 to $6 50, which arc
lower figures.
i iL Cake.? Bag Cako firm at $43 to $44 per ton.
Oils?Are generally doll. Linseed Oil. in casts and
barrels, $1 22 to $1 25; Crude Whale $1 21 to $1 25;
Crudo Sperm $2 40; Lard Oil $1 70; Olive Oil $1 09 to
$1 65.
Bice.?The market rules quiet The demand, at boat,
is rather limited, and the trade is not disposed to pur
chase beyond Immediate wants. Rangoon i \ to 9 cents,
Carolina 11>,' to 12>.: cents.
Suoab ?The dc-ma d continues good, and prices
fifui, notwithstanding tho decline in gold. Fair to Good
Refining. lU^AlOjfe. Sales 800 hhds. at lO'i^ll^c.
for Cuba, and 12@13>a'c. f.ir Porto Rico; also, 1030 boxes
at 10?U2. Rofining Sugars steady at Mlf?lGJ. for
standard Ground and Crush 3d, and 14 v-suo. for Soft
White.
Tallow.?The market was dull, and prices somewhat
irregula-. Sales 74,000 lbs. at llVi@ll\'c, the higher
price for choice.
Tobacco?Continues without animation ; the inquiry
is only for new Substantial Kentucky, bales, 210 ?bds
Eoutucky, 21c to 22c; 120 cases Scodleaf, tic to 9c; 30
bales Havana, privato terms.
Whi-ssy?la noarly nominal at (227 for primo West
ern bbls.
Fkeiohts? Were dull, and rat? s unsettled. To Liver
pool, 8UO0 Corn in bulk at Did; 400 boxes Bacon,
15s; 300 bales Cotton. 5-lGd; 600 tierce* Beef, 2s 6d; and
per steamer, 200 bales C ittou at Xd. To London, 15.003
bushel. Corn on private terms. A ship with Deals from
St. Stephens to Glasgow, on private terms.
' onslgnces per South Carolina Railroad,
a April 15.
412 bales Upland and 29 bales S I Cotton, 41 bbls Ro
sin, 10 bales Turn, 8 cars Old Iron, 1 car Stock, 1 car
Lumber, Furniture, Ac. To R F Simmons. D D Utsey,
Miss E D Swusoy, Adams. Frost ft Co, Bollmann Hro3,
J Copes. 3 King & Co, E Wagner, S G Burker. R T Clus
olm, G W Wilhams 4 Co, W W Smith, R Mure & Co, E C
Carr, G H Walter & Co, O P Poppenheim. M Goldsmith
ft Son, A McLeish. Willis ft Chisoltu, H W Kinsman, H
L Jeners ft Co. J Walker. King ft Yenning, J W Wilson,
J R Pringle, E J Wit>s ft Co, A L J Perry, W B Willi mis.
Beuceker & Glover, Hunt Bros, Cumpbell ft Milling, F
C Mey.
Passengers.
Per steamer Emilio. from Savannah vii Beaufort?
R Jackson, C Parvos, J Parker, F DeMeute, 31 Silier. C
0 Gage, W 8 Cunliffe, L Dunance, F D Denni30o, Miss
K Rjtwoud. R Cuthbert, P W Brown. U Jonueman, H H
Tuayer, Master Joseph Harrison, D Smith, C Matthews,
M Haye?, and 6 in steerage.
PORT CALENDAR.
corrected weekly.
phases of the moon.
Cast Q. 8th, 3h. 21m.morn IFIrstQ. 21st, 5h. 11m. eveu
New M. 15th, lu.43m. mornj c'uii M. 29th, in. 3m. oven
sen.
bises. i sets.
moon
rises.
161 Mon day_
17-Tuesday....
18 Wednesday.
19 Thursday..
20 Friday.
21 Saturday...
22 Sunday.
6..30
6.. 29
5..28
6..27
6..26
5..24
6..23
6..3U
6..31
6..31
6. 32
6..33
6..34
6. .34
H.. 9
9..17
10..20
11..19
Morn.
12..13
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idiexperiencgd.yarse and Female Physician.
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? and
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B?cK?Y & CAMPBELL^
Nos. 80 and 82 Hasel-street,
NEXT TO POST OFFICE,
RETURN THANES TO THEIR FRIENDS AND THE
citizens generally for the kind support tendered
them since opening business, and hopo by strict atten
tion to merit a continuance of tbn same. Having made
various improvements in onr establishment, wn will be
prepared at all times to receive consignments of aU kinds
of merchandise.
We purpose having
CATALOGUE SALES
OF
DRY GOODS,BOOTS AND SHOES,
CLOTHING AND NOTIONS,
ON
First ani TM TUESDAYS of Eacb
oub regular sales > -
EVERT WEDNESDAY,
OF DRY OOOD8, Sic., &c.
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well be continued as heretofore
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January 18 tuthSmo
JOHN 0. MILNOR & CO,
AUCTION"
an
COMMISSION
MERCHANTS,
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Charleston, S. C,
TTflLL resume their old business, AHL
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Kg- Particular attention paid to all oat-door sales,
lan nary 80 8m m
notice:.
L^ISTD A-GrElSTT,
AUCTIONEER,
Greneral Commission Merchant.
THE SUBSCRIBER HAVING RETURNED TO THE I
City, will resume business as above referred to,
und respectfully solicits*the former patronage of his
frionds and the public in general.
Particular attention will be directed to orders extended
by CAPITALISTS FOR PURCHASE OR-SALE OF FIRST
CL ' 88 LANDS ON THE SEABOARD OR INTERIOR OF
THE STATE
THOS. FARR CAPERS,
November! rn Office No. 51 Broad-street.
CABINET MAKING.
rpHE SUBSCRIBER DESIRES TO RETURN HIS
X thanks to his old friends and patrons for past fa
vors, and inform them that he has commenced again the
above business, with UPHOLSTHRING and JOB CAR
PENTERING. Furniture repaired with neatness and |
dispatch, and Old Furni'ure bought and sold.
I would respoctfully refer to the following gentlemen
for capacity and reliability: D. H. 8ILCOX and E R.
COWPERTHWAIT.
Orders left at the store of McKAY 4 CAMPBELL,
Auction House, Hasel street, next to the Poseoffice, will
meet with prompt attention. J. L. LUNSFORD.
April 11 lmo
A.S-AJ?.CHirir> ?Se CO.,
DEAL EOS in
PLANTATION SUPPLIES,
consisting of
GROCERIES, BOOTS, SHOES AND CLOTHING,
ALSO,
SAILORS' OUTFITTING, HATS, CAPS, &0.
Agents lor Allen's and Wheelock's Pistols,
No. 103 East B iv, near foot of Broad-stroef.
A. CHILDS.N. G. PARKER.
March 30 lino
CHARLES EELLOIS & GO.
General Commission Merchant*
AND
DEALERS IH PROVISIONS.
So. 120 EAST BAY,
offer for sale at low figube8 :
HAM3, SIDES. SHOULDERS, STRIPS.
Floor, Butter, CUeoso, Lard, Soap.
Starch, Canltes, kc, ko.
January 23 3m o
P. B. Trout.OllverAmabury
TROUT <te AMSBURY,
General Commission Merchants.
AND DEALERS IN
LIME, CEMENT, PLASTEB PARIS, LATHS, HAD
and Shingles, Lumber and Timber, Hay and Grais
Northwest corner of
Novemberi- ?mo East Bay and Market-ftreset.
WILLIAM GURNET,
WHOLESALE GR0CEB
and
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
1STO 1 OS EAST BA7
CHARLESTON*, S. C.
Butter, Cheese and Provisions.
W Liberal advances made on consignments. ? .
March 9
WILLIS k CHISOLH.
P?CT0KS, COMMISSION MKKI'UASTn
AND
? SHIPPING AGENTS..
1ITILL ATTEND TO THE PURCHASE, SALE LZL
W SHIPMENT (to Foreign and Domcstto Ports) ex
COTTON, BICE, LUMBEB and NAVAL STORES.
ATLANTIC WHARF, Charleston, S, C.
E. WILLIS.A. R. OH I.SO Li
October2i_
STYLES & CARTER,
SHIPPING & COMMISSION MERCHANT*
AND
DEALERS IN NAVAL STORES,
So. 10 VANDERHORST'B WHARF
CHARLESTON, S. C.
L. 0 STYLES.L F. CAPTEE.
February 2 _
ARCHIBALD GETTY & CO.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS,
supping and Commission Merchants,
Sos. 126 and 138 MEETING-STREE7
wabxho?8e8 :
' Mos. S3 and 55 iiASEL-STREET,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
A. Getty.E. A. Souder.S. T. Soudai
December 22
i AAC E. HERTZ, | EUGENE H?CHET.
Lite co-partner of Mordecal h Co.
ISAAC E. HERTZ & CO.,
201 Bast Bay,
CORNER CUMBERLAND STREET,
AUCTIONEERS,
GENERAL COMMISSION
AND
SHIPPING MERCHANTS,
WILL GIVE PARTICULAR ATTENTION TO THE
purchase or salo of COTTON, RICE. LUMBER,
NAVAL STORE*, and MERCHANDISE GENERALLY,
aud to VESSELS C jiislgned to our care.
AUo. to sales of al descriptions of Merchandise a*
AUCTION.
BEFXBBRCTS:
M0RDE0AI k CO., E. LAFITTE k CO
MARSHALL, BEACH k CO.. E. B. STODRARD k CO ,
S. S. FARRAR, BR0THHU8 k CO.
Charleston, April 2. 18tt?._April 2
L. BOWIE & CO.,
COMMISSION AND GROCERY
MERCHANTS,
no. 17 broadway, new york.
February 20_8mo
A. S. HULL, Agent,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
HAS RESUMED BUSINESS AT THE WELL KNOWS
Shirt Emporium and Furnishing Establishment ar
B. M. Welch, corner of Meeting and Market-streeta
where a foil Une of all articles can be had for
GENTLEMEN'S WEAR.
R. ?. WELCH
ffRl give speciM attention to the
FURNISHING DEPARTMENT,
and
JOHN T. FLYNN,
Many years connected with the weU known house V
Charles D. Oarr k Co., will superintend the
TAILORING DEPARTMENT,
Where be will be happy to see his old friends %nd cm '
lotners. lyr November I
THE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE MADE AH.
RANGEMENTS with Mr. J. S. PHILLIPS, to con
tinue the DBAPER and TAILORING business at theli
old stand, No. 32 BROAD-STREET, in an its branche?
as formerly conducted by them, and eallcit for him front
their former patronB and friends, the same liberal pa*
ronage so generously extended to themseir.j,
January 30 EDGERTON k RICHARDS
J. S. PHILLIPS,
DRAPER AND TAILOR,
SUCCESSOR TO EDGERTON k RICHARDS,
NO. SU BROAD-STREET,
KEEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND A FULL ASSORT
MENT of best grades of French, English, and
American Cloths, Cassimeres, and Veatings, which wUJ
be sold by the yard or made to order in the latest bub
Ion. Slop January 3r
SCOTT Sc HERIOT,
Brokers and Commission Merchants,
Wash in g ton-ut., Columbia, S. C.
w. tu eooTT.nr. a bxbiox,
WU1 give prompt attention to Purchasing, Belling and
forwarding of all Merchandize, November 99
LOUIS D. D'SAUSSURE,
BROKER & COMMISSION MERCHANT,
FOB THE 8AXE AND PURCHASE OF
REAL ESTATE, STOCKS, &c,
AND 9 ALE OF
Cotton, Naval Stores and Produce,
OFFICE: NO. ?3 BROAD-STREET,
charleston, 8. 0.
March 27 _tntha9 tus3mo
GEO, E. PRITCHETT,
COMMISSION MERCHANT
NORTH ATLANTIC WHARF,
CHARLESTON S. O.
March 9 Cmoa*
T. SAVAGE HEYWARD & SONS,
AUCTIONEERS
AND
6ENERAL5C0MMISSI0N MERCHANTS.
No. 241 Broad-street, Augusta,
WILL SELL AT
PUBLI0 AUCTION
ON
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS,
AND
FRIDAYS.
PABTrOULAB ATTENTION PAID TO CONSIGN.
ME NTS. We hold ourselves strictly responsible
or all goods for which we ha?* acknowledged the re*
celpts, and wlU render up sales r>a speedily as possible.
Goods not Insured unless Instructed to do so.
Msrcb 9_ 8mos '
WHOLESALE AND BETAIL
GBOO BRIE S.
GE(T. W. STEFFBAS & CO.
WOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM THEIR CUS
TOMERS and the public that, in addlUou to their
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCERY at the corner
of Eing and George streets, thty have now opened a
WH0LE8ALE AND COMMISSION HOUSE at No. 38
Vendue Range, where they wUl be able to afford their
customers extra faculties. Thblr firm wUl comprise
as formerly:
qeo. w. STEFFENS_f. 0. dobkeb....u bbzoekbxbo.
March g_;_lyr
HOWE, DOUCIN & CO.,
3hip Chandlers & Grocers,
oo^ci^issioisr
am
/ORWARDING MERCHANTS.
m.. )
PI
0. HOWE. Jb..
P. M. DOUCIN, J No. 151 Bast Bay
E. C. HOWE,
G. & E. HOWE,
Commission Merchan
i 0?H?WE,) *?' 71 B?**w?jr, New Tori
Consignments solicited. Prompt attention given ta
tales of merchandise. Produce purchased on commit?
don, and LIBERAL ADVANCES MADE.
January 80 8mos
EDWABD N. THUESTON,
formerly ROBERTSON, blaoklook 4 00.
FACTOR ..
AND
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
CORNER V AND ERHOBST WHARF AMD EAST BAT
CHARLESTON, S. i?.
January 13_ - _,
WILLIAM B, HER10T k CO
BANKERS
AND
GENERAL AGENTS,,
No. $49 King-street,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
-e
beoetve deposits and allow interest
:hebeon.
deal in foreign and domestic ex
change.
MARK OOLLEOnONS and pbompt BB>
rUBNS.
Referencca la New York!
Messrs. DUNCAN, SHERMAN & CO.
Messrs. HENBY CLEWS & CO.
RICHARD LATHERS, Esq., President Great Western
trrranee Company.
B. J. HOWLAND, Esq., No. 80 Wall-street
GEORGE T. HOPE, Esq., President Continental Inn?
Mice Company. October 20
E. B, STODDABPi ??,
WHOLESALE DEALERS Of '
BOOTS, SHOES AND TRUNKF,
AT THEIR OLD STAND,
No. 165 Meeting-Street
charleston, 8. 0.
<tuke PLEA8URE IN ANNOUNCING THE IB BaV
JL SUMPTION of business, and invite the attention
of purchasers to their Stock, which is uow complete.
Sentemh^r IS
B. AEABLY, I j J. F. EARLY,
Darlington 0. H., S. 0. J (Charleston, 8. 8.
B. A. & J. F. EARLY,
Forwardius and Commission Merchants,
NORTHWEST CORNER fjF EAST BAY AND M ABl
EET STREETS. Charlestons. C, and oppoela?
Court House, Darlington, S. C, WUl attend to the pur
chase, sale and shipment of COTTON, NATAL STORES?
and MEBCHANDISE generally. Orden and consign
ments soUcited. 6mo* January li
b1lti1i?re RIYET AJiD SPIKE WORKS*
R. W. TYSON & CO.,
P. 0. Fox 1004, Baltimore, Maryland,
manufacturers of
HOOR^-HEAD RAILROAD SPIKES, BOILER RTF.
ETS, BOAT SPIKES, io.
For further information, apply to
BRUNS 4 BEE, Agents,
No. 81 East Bay. Charleston, S. a
March 5 8m os
C. E. CHICHESTEE,
REAL ESTATE BROKER,
No. 18 BROAD-STREET,
charleston, 8. c.
A GENT FOR THE PURCHASE AND SALE 0?
A. REaL Es T?TE is any of the Southern States.
ALSO AGENT FOB THE SALE, RENTING, BJ?
PAIRING. Ac. OF CITF PBOPEHTY A.i*ua 29
PUTTY UP MPUTTY UP !
N. M. GILBEETH,
No. 101 Market-street,
HOUSE, SIGN, AND SHIP UtTIST,
RESPECTFULLY SOLICITS ORDERS FROM BUI
old and new customers.
GLAZING prompUy attended to, pvtzt lot sale.
November 13