The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, April 27, 1866, Page 3, Image 3
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_CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS....APBIL 27. 1866. 3
Th,e Daily IS-Tews.
' FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL 27, 1866.
COMMERCIAL.
Exports for the Week ending- April 'AC.
rOREIOH.
LIVERPOOL?Per bark ?oo Und?5* bales SI and 1379
"balea Upland Cotton.Per X!r bark Win Ronnie?
Tl b&l?s B I and 1)30 bales Upland Cotton, 339 bblx
Rosin.Por British bark W.Morton?M bales 8 I
'and 1333 baloa Uplsnd Cotton, 4 bbls Rost?*, 2 bags
Cotton Seed.
MOSTEVIDEO AND A MARKET?Per Oldenburg brig
Germania?171,000 fset steam sawed Lumber.
coastwise.
NEW YORE?Per steamship Saragossa?68 balesColton.
39 packages, 20 empty Ubis.Per steamship E B
Bouder?10 bales 8 I and 340 bales Upland Ootton,
101 bbls Rosin, 25 Horc?n Hice, 60 bales Yarn, 298
Empty Bbls.
PHILADELPHIA?Per sehr Amos Ed-r*".rds-i3 bales C? t
ton,2 bbls, 1 box Brass, 40 empty bbls, 170 tons Iron,
00,000 feet Lumber.
GEORGETOWN, 8 O?Per sehr Lily?? bhds. Molasses,
25 Ship Knees.
THI? CHAItLKSTON MARKET.
;{FOB THE WEEK KHDIN8 THUBSDAY KTSNIKt?, APBIT. 26.]
COTTON:?The fear of an European war in conic
quenco of the Germanie difficulties, and the continued
well-sustained receipts at the Southern ports, taring
caused further largo declines In the Liverpool Cotton
? market, the price here has fallen off some thrco conta per
pound during tbe woek. On Friday morning last wo
quoted Middling to Good Middling Cotton st 3?o. to 37o.
per potind. At the. samo time tho decline announced by
tho steamship Persia was pabllshod, which, in a groat
measure, suspended opsrations, only about 30 bales
being sold during the dsy, at rates about one (1) cent
per pound lowor. On Saturday this decline became
generally established, and transactions to the extent of
asu bales took placo. On Monday buyers wero insisting
on s further concession in price, and only about 170
ba'cs were sold, part of which were re-pscks, at 23c. to
29c. per pound, the mark?t closing depressed, with a
"downward tendency. On Tuesday there was an In?
crea'od stock offering, and some 400 bales changed,
hands dnrlng the day, at prices in many Instances
about ono (l) reut off. On Wednesday about 220 bales
wero disposed of, at an additional fall In prico of ono (I)
cent per pound, tho market closing unsettled. Yester
day about 300 bales were sold, at from 26c for Low
Ordinary to 31c. for Middling, and 33c. to 33c. per
pound for Strict Middling Ootton. Tbe market is so
varying in its character that we omit quotations.
Sea Island Cotton.?The receipts of this article
amount to about two bnndrod and alxty-nlne bales dnr
lng the. wook, mostly from Florida. The market con
tinues without transactions, and the receipt? aro belng;
hipped to Europe.
COTTON BTATEMKNT.
S. Is'ld. Upld. Rice.
Stock on hand Sept. 1,1865. 363 1810 100
Recol'la from Sept 1, '66 to Ap. 18, '06, 4350 -76305 0134
Receipts from Ap. 10 to Ap. 26, '66 269 2999 ?
Total Receipts.4987 89974 3634
Exports. S. I'd. Up'd. Rice.
Prom 8ept 1, '65, to
April 19, 1866.4202 72142 2075
Prom April 30 to
Aprii'.,'-. 'CO. 220 3662 ?
4433 67994 2675
Total exports..4432 76994 2675
Stock on hand and on shipboard.665 4980 859
NAVAL STORES ?The amount coming to market
-oouUnuea very small, and there isa good demand. We
learn] Of sales of 178 bbls. of pale Virgin Rosin at $10
for ihd lbs.; about 4) bbls. of extra pale at 111 for 280
lbs. ;~ 18 bbls. black Bosln at $3 *-f? bbl., round bbls. ; 00
bbls. Spirits Turpentine at 79c. *,? gallon, tax paid. Tar
In demand; none on hand; Virgin Crude $5 to 15.50.
HAY.?About 150* bales of North River have come to
hand since our laat report, most of It to dealers. Sales
ox about 600 bales of Eastern have taken place at $180
ft hundred, and small sales of North River st $1.70 to
$1.75 VT- hundred.
OOBN.?The continuation of strong southerly winds
has prevented sevoral veas si?, now due from Baltimore,
from arriving, and we learn of no receipts during the
week,'- With ?'continuo?! good demand the Stock here la
quite light, and pricos have risen some 10c ft bushel
during the week; but as this improvement was largely
owin'f? icV Itio rise hi price at the North, wbioh has since
In a great meaanre been lost, free arrivals here will no
doubt bring down the present rates. We learn of sales
of -ahito Maryland, to arrive, at about $1.22 per bushel,
weight. The Jobbers are asking $1.25 to $1.30, weight,
aa in quality.
OATS.?There basteen no addition to the ?stook ol
this grain slnoo our last roport, and prices have improv
ed. We hear of sales at 65c per bushel weight
FLOUR.?In contequenoe of the absence of. arrlvahi
troca tho North, the stock ol Flour is getting less, and
prices have improved to the extent of an H to *-| pe?
bbl. Supera have been freely disposed of at $8?, to 8.00
Fine $7.75, and Extra $9.75 per bbl.
BAOON.?The demand continues limited, with a goo?,
supply on the market. Prices are unchanged, aud wi
quote prime Shoulders at 14o. to 15o. par lb.; Prlmi
rtbbodjaidos-*s>t 17ic-n^o. per lb., and Hams st 22 t<
*23o. per lb.?theihif uric? for ?rugsr-cured. **
LUMBER AMD TIMBER.?Tbe supplies of Tlmbei
and Lumbar continue good, with a fair demand. Or
dinary and prime Timber Is seUing at $8 to $12 per M.
PTime ?.hippingTimber nt $18 to $23, ana some chol?
lots sxa^el^-as hlghias $35 per M. J Steam Sawed Lu ni
her Is seU?ng'af $95 to $M per M. iai In quality.
SALT.?Thsrs Is no wholeaals demand, and jobben
are selling at $1.35 to 1.50 par sack.
FREIGHTS? To Liverpool are firm, at y.d. to 9-16J.
for Upland, and Id. for Sea Iilond Ootton. To Hsvn
lA?c. per lb. oil Upland and 3c. per lb. on Sea Island
Coastwise there is but little offering to any point. T<
New York tbe rate remains without change, aay ,b*
-at? ?mer lc.^er lb.y en Upland a?d lVio^ per lb, on Set
**" ntr b^a?rlllri??vesaql-"?c.'per hb. on Upland Ootton
EXCHANGE? Bills on England have fluctuated dur
hog tho week from 580 to 690, but the general rate yes
torday about 685 for sixty day bills.?Domestic Ex
ohamob.?The Banks are buying Sight Drafts on th
North/ at a ? per coht. off; 8 to 16 days, % off; 30 days
1>< off. They are seUlsg Sight Checks at a >, per cent
premium. Private drawors were yesterday selling Blgb
Chocks at par to }.{ off. Tho Brokers were buylug Gol
at 37 and selling at 28 to 20. *
August? MnrUet.
| AUGUSTA, April 25 ? Cotton,? No transactions c
TOOmaut to .report Unfavorable foreign advices hat
unsettled the market to such an extent that we are m
able id givtf correct quotations.
Gol?.?very llttlo doiAg. Brokers buying at 126 an
1M>?. Ko sales reported.
SIX.VEB.?Very dull.
Stocks.?Georgia Railroad Stock sold st 83, and ol
Georgia sixes at 85.
mobile Market.
MOBILE, April 21.?Cotton?With a light stock <
sale, we note a more general demand, and prices firm
th?n[yest?trda>. " falsa to th? extent of 1000 br,!o? ha*
been-inadq, tho morkof closing firm at 33>' to34o t
Mlddangr
Monetary ant? F/NaNoiAL.?The gfnoral market h
been quiet to-day, with but little doing.
There have been no large amounts of Gold offsrin
although we have heard of considerable feelicg in tl
market, and rates cto-se about J25 to 126X. ,' ' ',
While the market from paat sales of Cotton has bei
Tat her bar-? of Sterling, to-day's transactions have be?
taken up and engagements made on It at from 131
In domestic, the market closes for New York Sight
? for, Hunks and Bankers, and ya discount for outn
rates. ; Far New York fife and ten days' Sight, ?to
discount
The supply of New Orleans Sight is limited, and fit
-at psr. '**
C?OTTOH|sTA*rBa(Btrr.
Stock on hand Septomber 1,1885....bales....34,5
Received this week....,. (5,270 -, ,
Received previously.. a. 374, COi-8f9,S
* , -:v46s?1
Exported this week. 10,024 '
Exported previously.839.417
Burnt and lost. 8,584-340,1
Stock on hand 'aJo'd bit shipboard not cleared. :.. ?8,.
Fbbiohts?To Europe have been active during!
week, and rales conUnn? steady at quotations. Cos
wise, nothing doing and rate? about nominal. 1
quote: To Liverpool, \d: to Havre, IKo. OoastwU?
ymWm\wtm %m IT
Hevr Orleons IIIo-rk-U
NEW OBLEANC. April 20*-ll ?. ifc?Corroa*.?Thi
is a ftlr inquiry, and although 'factors are asking v<
full prioea, wad Foreign Bicaanre is easlar, ths ss
already comprlso ROO bales, including ? lot of Strict
Oood Ordinary at 33X- Our quotation? la?t evening
wore 20(3)30 for Oullnsry. ;i3(??iyI for Good Ordinary, 89.
@37 for Low Ml. ?illup, and 40o for Mlddlum. The out
ldo figures for Good Ordinary and Low Middling, be
ing, of tourne?, for strict classifications.
Sun au and Molassfa?Tho receipt? of the product of
I/Oulsiana Blnco yesterday comprise 42 hhds Bagar?no
Molasses. There is a fair supply of Sugar and Molasses
on band, both of ilio domoetio and Oub? product, but
there la very llttlo or no demand. In fact, the market
appears to be at a stand still, and tbo sale* aro conflnod
to 30 bud? yellow clarified Sujar at 10o H lb. The lot
of 120 bbls common Mo1shh?*b vrhloh sold ycatorday was
t 60o V gallon.
FwiUB?Tho markot is very firm ; the bolter descrip
tions ?re In request, and command 2$ to r.iio per bbl over
yesterday's pricoa. The sales comprlso 200 bbls choleo
suporflne at $8 60, 100 rbolro oxtra at $12 75, and 100
very choleo extra at $14 60 per bbl; $8'was offered and
refused for a lot of 600 bbls auporfibo
rouit-A lot of 200 bbls mesa sold at $28 per bbl.
Uban?200 sacks bave sold at $1 20 per lbOlbs, an ad
vance of 6o bIiico yea'erday.
Oats?The market Is firm at yesterday'a advanco, and
1100 sacks havo sold at 64o per bushel.
Cobn?Tbe supplies are insufficient for the demand,
an.i ?he salen aro coiiboijuouUj confined to 2C0O sacks, of
which 86<J were on private terms, 100 mixed at $1, 600
whitest $1 Off. and 1100at $1 10 pdr' bushol By auc
tion, 6000 neks damaged havo Bold at 61 to 66 and 7Jc
per bushel.
Bacon.?A lot of 100 casks clear sides sold yesterday
at W? \ and 20 casks shoulders at 13d per lb.
Monrtaby.?The Oold market is depressed by an ap
prebendad decline at Now York In consequence of the
rise in 6.20'S, and tin? only sales reported thus far are
$4000 at 125?, $2000 and $6000 at 126, and $1000 at
aafk.
foreign Exchange 1*. dull and drooping, and thus far
very little has been reported. A short sight sterling bill
for ?1600 WBB passed at 135.
Domestic Is firm. Mo.t of the banks aro checking on
Mew York at par, but two of them supply their custom
ers respectively at }{ and ,'? discount.
Btocksaro flrzn; 60 ?bares Louisiana State Bank sold
at $ .'l 60. Free Bank shares are bold rather above the
views of buyers.
NEW ORLEANS, April 21.?Cotton?Tbo demand
was less activo t?-day. and buyers claimed concession?
from factors, to which they wonld not agree. In fact,
all desirable lists wore held with unabated strlngenot,
and only mlxod lists or the tower qualities could be I ad
at any ?easier rat?s. Under theso circumstances tbe
sales were confined to 1300 bales, taken by eight bro
ilers, at figures requiring no change in our quotations of
30 to 81o for Ordluary. 33c"to ?4o for Good ordinary, 35
to 37c for Low Middling, ?nd 40 to ?o for Middling.
t-TVTKMKNT Or COTTON.
Stock on hand 1st Sept., 1866.bales 83,239
Received to-day. 1.417
Received previously.666,856
-668,273
761,612
Cleared day. 6.036
Oloarcd previously.689,759
.- 694,795
8tock on band..-.156,717
fhoclearanoea comprise 3939 bales for Liverpool, 961
for 8t. Petersburg, and 146 for New York
Buoab Ann Montiau.?The receipt? since yesterday
comprise 57 bbls Molasses, no 8ogar. There la ? fair
supply of Sugar und Molaaaes en hand, both of the d?
meselo and foreign production, but tho demand Is only
In a jobbing way, and is limited at that. A lot of 42
hhds Louisiana Sugar gold at ?, and some retail sales
were made at llo to 160 tor common to good common,
M>?'o for fair, 15 '.?c to 16c for prime, 16*?o to 16o for yel
low clarified, and I6??o per lb for white clarified. . Homo
Porto Rioo sugar is retailing at 14^0 per lb, and Cuba
augar at 13J?O to 13o for No. 12, 14c to 14>.o for No. 14,
and 16o for Mo. 16. There wero no ealee of molasses.
The last sales of Louisiana wero at 60c por gallon for
common and 750 for prime fermenting. Tho last sales
of Cuba molasses were at 48c to 60o per gallon by the
cargo, 61a in lots, and 6So at retail, but pricos are now
lower. ,
r BEioHTS?Coaitwiae freight continuo very dull and
the rates are merely nominal. . Foreign are quiet but
steady and firm The ratea are *??c per lb for cotton and
60c per bbl for flour by steamships for New York, ??o
per lb for cotton by ?team-hips for Boston; Id by'steam
for Liverpool, 9-16 to y,& by sail for Liverpool and 1 A,
to 1 6-16o for Havre.
Hiiltlmure Market.
BALTIMORE, April 23 ?Ooffek.?Our market re
mains quio*, with holders firm Wo have only to notice
sales of 60 bags Rio at 19,\i to 2G?i, gold.
FtouB.?The sales report, d Include 400 bbls. North
western Super at $8 60; 100 bbls. retailing Howard
street Earaat $11 26; Brasil brands of City Mills Extra
are held at $12 60 to $13 per bbl?stock very email. At
toe close the market was firm for all good descriptions
of winter wheat grinding, but spring wheat was dull.
We renew previous quotations, viz:?Howard-street
Super and cut Extra 0 to $9 60; do shipping Extra 10 to
$10 60; do high grades 11 to $11 <0;elo Family 13 to
$18 60: Ohio Saper and Out titra 8 50 to $9 25; do
shipping Extra 9 76 to $10 60; do. retailing brands 10 76
to $1160; do Family 13 to $13 60; Northwestern Boper
8 67 to $8 75; City MllInHupurS 75 to $9 CO; do standard
extra 10 t? $10 CO;-Baltimore,-Welch's and Greenfield
Family $16; do hiph grades Extra ?14 per bbl. Rye
Flour, new, 4 76 to $5 per bbl. Corn Meal?Ci'y Mills
and Brandy wine 3 75 to $4 por bbl.
0BAIN.?Wheat is still very scarce, and rules vory
high; a lot of 2600 busbels oboloo Canada white was of
fered on 'Change to-day aud held at $3.80, but was not
sold. Wo report sales of 1000 bushels Chlaago red at
$1,90, and 2800 bushels Milwaukee do. on private terms;
quote at $l.;i5?2, as to quality; also, a lot of 225 bushels
Maryland red, not choice, brought $2.70 -ft bushel.
Corn was in better recrlpt to-day. and tho markot again
gave way, closing at a decline of 6@7c on white, and 2i?
8c. on yellow. Tbe offerings amounted tolb@20,00l
bushels; Included in the sales were ill bushels while at
924; 1800 bushels oo at 90o;2000 bushels do at 87c; and
6000 bushels do at 86c; of yellow 1800 busbels at 80@ti!:
o; 1000 bushela do at 86o; and 1300 bushels do at 83c *$
bushel, closing for both colors at tba lowest quotations,
Oats??000 bushels offered; mtrket again duU and low
er; the sales embrace 3700 bushel* at63@65c; 1000 bush
els do at Slot 160Q qusuola da at A9ii; and 700 biisasls in
ferior at 46o---aU weight:' ' - *-"
tdot.KRszs ? No sales reported to-day.
Provisions.?Tho market generally is held firm, bui
the transactions to-day were very few, and only of a re
tail character. Lard is held at 19o for steam reddorod
and 10 f?o to 19 y,;o for prime kettle rendered Western
stock offering for side small. Wo report a lot of 25 bbh
to-day at 19>?c; City 1? also scarce. Bacon, though not
active Is quoted Bteady at l2?io for Shoulders, and 15?ic
for Sides; Hams aro dull, ranging from 19o to 22o, as u
quality and fancy. Bulk Meats are firm; quote Bhonl
ders held at llj.o to Hue, Bides 14c Hams in augai
plcklo 17c to 17.1,0 for bet. Meas Pork $36 76 per bbh
Skem.?The season for ' Clover is over, and very fe?
samples are offering; last sale of good was at $6 60
Tlmotby.is quiet, but little here and-held above tin
views-of'buyers; qublo at $6 to $5 25. Flax $2 60 pel
.bushel for prime, and common ranged lower, as t<
quality. l... .; .
Salt.? Business confined to lots from jobbers, ant
prices irrfgular for Liverpool. Turk's Island scare
and steady at 69 to 60 por bushel.
EtUOAB.?Wo have only to report sales of 48 hhd?. am
120 bbls. English Island, lor refining, at 10},o; 66 hhd
Potto Rico, grocery grades, at 10*, tolla Quotation
generally aro unchanged.
Whwkky.?The market is quiet; we quote Woaten
nominal a?. $2 26 to $2 26. We heard of a sale of 10
bbls Western, but did not learn the price, i -
NewVorkMiirUet.
MONEY MARKET.
The Financial Article of the New York Timos, c
Tuesday. April 24, says tbe Gold Room was steady to-da
at lidy? to 126ft per cent., *?th only a moderate Bpecub.
Hot). Tho Customs demand to-day was about half i
million. The Bxohange people were somewhat dU
appointed at tbe non-receipt of later news from Europi
, and some of the leading drawers advanced, their rate t
107>?@107*? for the Boston mail steamer, though moi
d of the buslneis for ibis packet was postponed t
Tuesday.
The loans of money on call to the Brokers to-da
were made at 4@5 ft c, and merohant papor of tb
Erlmo class, short dates, could be passed at 6 9 c. TU
alancea offered by lenders on temporary employ m m
at present oheap rates, are larger Iban wo.have know
them to be for several years past, and this condition (
the market Is in some respects from tho cheap mone
occasionally, or periodically, offered during the wai
Then tho Government was a constant borrower, an
there was always an outlet for balanc?n through tt
Treasury. At present ruonoy lenders have either to be
Government securities from third parties, or e'se lea\
their money at very low raies of interest with the gre
?eslora in these securities In Wall street. They conan
their best Interest In many Instances by buying Onlw
? States 8tocks and .Treasury paper for their own accoun
?r0 ) .for the two-fold reason that they pay a better intere
or and tbe Government Brokers are not able to usa the
balances all the tima, even at tbe lowest rates. Sue
M was tbo difflonlty to-day. Momoy was declined at 4 %t
on Government collateral.-.
rUoDUCE MAUKET.
NEW YORE. April 23.?The receipts of theprlnclp
kinds of Produoo since our list have been 24 bbls Ashc
4861 bblc Flour, 1099 bbls and 204 bags Corn Meal, 2
bushels Wheat, 3425 bushela Barley, 254 bushels 'Oat
1800 bushels Malt, COO bbls Pork, 818 packages C
Moats, 210 packages Lard, SO packages Uoof, and 60 bt
Walakey.
| Asnet^-Are dull snd heavy, at $6 63), to $6 87>??
Po|3, and | (nom la ally ) $1$ 3$ to $i a 60 for Poarls, p
Co?tb??Bio Is In request and steady; other kin
?r*. Inactive, ?aits at 28>,o to 27o, Nativo Ceylon at 2
to ISXo, Mawcaibo at 19tfo to 2J>jc. i aguayra at 19 J
to2i>,o, Rio M 10oto21c, and St Domingo'at 17 <i
17 ?c, cash, in gold, per lb". '.
Oorr?N-1-Contlnues quiet and depressed. VJddllrt,
. 86o to 880 per lb. Sales, sinos our last, 1700 balea ?gain
> receipts of 2581 bales.
I ! MovKUEtrr.-i Ist oot?oi? at this fobt.
Receipts thus far this week, bales...:. V,
Boaelpt? since April 1, 1830, bales.:...'. 33.G
Re?s?pU sinos Jan. 1,1866. biles.268$
Itscelpta since Bopt. 1. lRf.5, bains.720.?
EiportaalnooSept. 1,18(5, bales..........408,6
' FLOtm and Meal.?State and Western Flour li
been In limited demand, and quoted down about lOo.
bbL. chuny to the instances of inferior snd com m
gradea. Sales since our last, 7100 bbls., including eo:
mop to choice Superfine 8Uto.?ad Wastorn at $tX8(
7.60; very poor to choice Extra State at ?7.(0^0.'
ire ohlottyat $7.<50?a7.?O; ronndhoop Bttra Ohio, poor
iry. good shipping brands, at $160?9.10 V b^L Wo hi
les . ouote:
8uporflne State and Western.$6.80 @ $7.1*0
Extra State. V.iO @ 8.70
Extra Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Ac.7.60 Go 13 00
Extra Ohio, round-hoop, shlpp'g brands.. 8 CO & 9.10
Extra Ohio, trade and family brands. 9.15 & 13.70
Extra. Geneeee.8.75 (d 13.60
Poor to very chote ? ? tra Missouri.9.W @ 17.00
Southern Flonr continues quiet snd heavy. Sales since
our last 600 bbls . in Iota, at $9 60@10.76 for poor to
good, and $10.80@10 5O for Bood to very choleo extra
brands. ft bbl. Canadian Flour In declining, ?ales
400 bbls. Extra at $7.70tfi}r2.i0 ft bbl Bye Flonr
continuos qalet and heavy. Including Superfino at $t 75
C?45 76 ft bbl.; sales, 128 bbls. Corn Meal la Id moderato
request at $3.75@4 iorWeaiem, $3.85@4 for Jersey, and
$4.45@4.50 for Brandy wine, 1? bbl. Sales, 450 bbls
Gbain.?Wheat has been quite heavy to-day, and prices
havo been quoted down about 2c per bushel, closing In
favor of purchasers. Sales slnco our last 27.CO0 bush
els, including No. 1 Milwaukee Olub nt $1 83 to $185,
closlnu at $1 83; and choice No. 1 Chicago Spring at
$1 81 per bushel. Corn bas been qutot and unsettled.
Salos ;i5.( 00 busbels, at 82 to 84c for unsound, and 81 to
88c, chiefly at 84 to 87o . in store and delivered, for
sound mixed Western, sud Dio for Yellow Sonihern per
bushel. Oats are quiet and heavy, including State at
01 to 63o; Jersey and Pennsylvania at 65 to 67; old We?t
orn at 67 to 6'Jc ; now Western at 43 to 60; Canada at 68
to 60o per bnahtl. Ryo has been in folr d?mtntl. Sales
16,000 bushels, at 96c for Canada, nud 00s for State
por bushel. Barley ban been inactive. Small lots of
Slats were sold at 86 to 87c per bushel. Nothing new in
Malt.
Hat.- North River bale continues lu limited lequcst,
at 66 t<> 80c for poor to choice per 100 lbs.
Hors?Are quiet, to -'ay. at previous prices, including
last year's crop at 20 to G5c, and two years' old at 12 to
46c per lb,
Ldmbkb?Has been in doman 1 and steady in price.
Molasses?Has beou in pretty fair request at uniform
rates. Including New Orleans at 00c to $1 10; Porto ltlco
at TO to 75c; Cub? at 35 to 65c per g ilion.
Navat, Stoiies?Havo been dull and heavy, including
Spirits of Turpentine at 8rt to 88c per gallon; Crude do
at $4 76 to $6; Ron lu at 2 t>2 '., to $16 per 280 lbs; Tar t?t
2 25 to $2 76 per bb1.
Oils?Continu? in modorato request, including Crude
Whole at 1 22 to $1 23; Bleached Whale at 1 25 to $1 30;
Crude Sperm at $. 35; Unbleached do at $2 50; Lard Oil
at 1 60 to $1 75; Rod Oil at 80 to 90c; Linseed Oil at 1 28
to $131 p?r gallon.
pETnoi?OM?Is inactive at 24 to 25c for Crude: 38 to
40c for Kenned, in boud, and 65 to 57>3c for do freo, per
gallon.
Pbovisions.?There has been less speculative inquiry
for Moss Pork to day, prices of which liavo beon without
any remarkablo cbaugc. Other kind* have i>---en dull
and nominal Sales slnco our lost, 3750 bbls, In lots, at
$26 60 to 26 05 for now Meso, closing at $26 62), cjsh :
$26 25 to 25 00 foroneycar old Moa?; $70 lor BSV Prime
Moss, $22 for new Prime, per bbl. Salos were also made
of 2650 bbls now Mess, April, May and June ilclivurv,
solle ' options, at $20 60 to 26 75 per bbl. Cut Meats
continue in limited demand at 10.'?c to H)fG for Shoul
der?, and 15 '.??* to 17c f r Hams; sales I'D pkgs. B .con
continu?e quiet and deprfssod, including Cuoilierlawl
Cut at 14\?i: to 14>,c ; ! liorl Rib nt 14?,o: i.ou? ltlbbed.
14%c; Loug Cloarut I4?,c; Short dear 16c, per lb; sales
eq'isl to 218 boxes. Dres'cd Hogs coi,:iuuo dull and
heavy at 12c to 12'?o por lb. Lard in in fsirreqim t;
salos 870 tes and bbls at 17 '.,'?*. to 10 \'e, und very choleo
at 19 Jio to 20c por lb. Beef is in more demand at $10
to $20 50 for new Plain Mess, and $21 to 21 60 for new
Extra do; salea havo boeu reported of 030 bbls. Tlnrco
Boe'f dull and nominal. Beot Hams continue scarce sad
quiet at $38 to 39 per bbl; sales 165 bbls. Butler has
been inactivo at 46c to 55c for poor to primo; 55u to 60c
for fancy State, and 40c to 65c for Western, per lb.
Cheese is dull at 16c to 22c per lb.
Sooaiu.?Are in moderate demand and steady. Sales
slnco our last, 680 hhds, including Cuba, &c, at from 10
@13o, and 8(6 boxes Havana, at 10'.;<<?. 13'.,'c f* It. We
quote fair to good Grocers' at l?,a?!i611>J; Refining it
lOfiiaiOtic ?! lb. Refined Sugara are in demand?t litt
@16J?o -Jt lb.
Stearine?Sales slnco our last 52,000 lbs, at 15',@17c
ft lb.
Tallow?Sales 104,000 lbs, at ll.'?i??ll'?c, and 31,000
lbs Grease at ll@13o ft lb.
Whiskey?Continues dull and nomtnal st $2 26@ 2 27
? gallon.
Fbkiubts?For Liverpool there were taken 600 balea
Cotton, by steamer, at H d ft lb ; for Bordeaux, a bark
with staves on private terms.
Kiporta of Cotton
?ROM TUB POBTOr CHABLESTOH, 8. C, COMaTENCtNtl lSl
UKPTKMBER, 1865, TO THE 26TU APRIL, 1866, IXCLUblVK.
WHENCE KXPOBTKD,
THIS PRKVI
WEEK. loUHLY.
TOTAI
Liverpool..
Huit...;..
London...
Glaagow...
Cork.
3.7611 27,'J?U| 31.741
Total to Groat Britain.
Havre.
Marseilles.
Bordeaux and Rochelle.
Nantes.
Total to France.
Ruesla?Northern Ports.
Russia?Porte of the black Sea..
Sweden and Norway.
Denmark.
Spain?Ports on the Atlantic...
Spain?Ports on Mediterranean.
Hamburg.
Bremen.
Cuba.
Total other Foreign Ports..
New York....
Boston.
Philadelphia .
Baltimore....
Savannah....
Wilmington..
Jacksonville..
Total to Coast wise Ports.
Grand total.
416
375
47
27,979
4.680
4.680
266
140
40?
31.741
4,681
4.6SI
40
34.462
1,667
1,620
054
7
33
10
89.743
838
4,599| 71,808
34,87
2,03
1,06
06
>$
1
39,68
CHARLESTON WHOLESALE PRICES.
Corrected sand Revised for tbe WceU endin
Thursday, April 'Ad, 18*06.
BAQOINQ, f4 yard
Dundee.,.
Gunny Cloth..'.
BALE ROPE.V hi? Manilla.
Western.
New Tor*..
BREAD, ft lb?
Navy.none
Pilot.
Crackers.
BRICKS, ft M.....
BRAN, ft 100 lbs.
COTTON, ft ?_
Ordinary to good Ordinary.
Low Middling.
Middling to Strict Middling.
Good Middling.
Sea Island.
CANDLES, ft lb?Sperm.;.
Adamantine..
Tallow.
COFFEE, ft ft?Rio.,
Lagnayr*.,
Java.
CORDAGE, ft lb?Manilla.
Tarred American.
CORN HJML.ft bbl.
COAL, ft ton?Anthracite.
Cumberland..
COPPER?Sheet, ft ?.
FISH?Cod, ft 100 lbs.,
Herring, ft box.
Mackerel, No. 1, ft half bbl.
Mackerel, No. 2, ?t half bbl.
Mackerel, No. 3, ft bbl.
Mackerel by kits?
PISH? Mackerel No. 1.
Ne. a.
No. 3. ..?.
Sardines, ft 100?quarter boxes.
Half boxes....
FLOUR.Q bbl.?Super.
Extra.
Fine.
Family, half bbls.
GLASS, ft box of 60 feet
American, 8x10.
i American, 10x12.
i French,112x18..:...
GRAIN? Maryland Oats, ft bushel...
Western Oats, ft bushel..'.'.
C?.rn, ft bushel.
Beans, ft bushel.
HA Y, ft owt.?North River..
Eastern.
BIDES?Dry. ft lb.
INDIGO?ft lb.'..,.
LATHS, ft M.
A/J/?-Shell, ft bbl..
Rockyort.
Cement.
Plaster Paris.
LUMBER, ft M feet
Cloar White Pine, 1st quality...
White Pine, good run.
VellowPine.
Boards, ft M feet?Bough.
Grooved and Tongued..,
LEA THBR, country tanned, ft lb...,
MOLASSES V ganotiX
Ouba.,.i
Muscovado.;.
Sugar House.....
NAVAL STORES, ft bbl?Tar.
Pi ton.
Roe In, No. 1.
Rosin, No, 51.
Rosin, No. 3.
Spirits Turpentine, ft gallon..
Oakum, -a lb .
OILS-L4xA\ &
80
28
20
16
It
10
12
IS.00
a.60
& 16
@18.00
016.00
2.80
a.76
(3) 8.0t
1.22
a.oo
1.70
1.80
10
1.00
4.00
*">i@
45 @
10.00
Castor OS. L), ft gallon
Oliva, ft dotan.;
2.0
OILS ?Kerosine. y? gallon.
Benzine, t> gallon.
PRO VISIONS?Beef, moss, $ bbl.
Beef, prime, 11 bbl.
Pork, mess, *" * bbl.
Rump, "-a bbl.
Bacon, Hams, r? lb.
Bacon, Sides, V rB.
Bacon, 81iouldurs, %?. lb.
Bacon, Strips.
Lard, tu boa, ?ft lb.
Butter, ft ?.
Ohccso.
Potatoes, ft bbl.
Oulons, fi bbl.
Apples, "?t bbl.
PA INTS?White Load, V lb.
Black Lead, ft lb.
RICE? Carolina, ft lb.
East India Rice.
SLATES? American, fi square.
SUINOLES, ft M?.
White Pine, flret quality.
SALT?Liverpool, coarse, ?? sack...
Liverpool, fine, ? sack.
SOAP? Bar. ^ lb.
STARCH, fl lb.
SPICES,^ lb?Cassia.
Maco.
Cloves.
Nutmegs.
Peppor.
IM men to.
Race Ginger.
SPIRITS, ft gallon?Alcohol.'.
Brandy, Coguac.
Brandy, Domestic.
Gin, Holland...,
Gin, American.,
Rum, Jamaica.
Ruin, N. E.?.
Whlskv, Bourbon.
Whlskv. HectiBed.
SUOAR, t\ lb?Raw.
Crushed.
Clarified A.
Clarified B.
Clarified C.
Loaf.
Porto Rico.
Muscovado.
30.00
20 00
92
17
17
60
24
8.00
3.00
75 ? 80
. - @ -
16.00 ?20.00
14.00 ?16.0(1
tSS.OO
22.00
@ 26
8 n;
HX? 1?
20.00 ?22.00
? 18
? 65
? 30
? 4.00
? 4.00
10.00 ?12.00
10 ? 18
? 14
? 12
1.60
12
11
10
12.60 ?
7.00 ? 8.00
12.00 ?
1.35 ?
- ? -
11 ? 15
UK? 12
1.12X? ?
1.75 ? ?
1.25 ? ?
? 2.60
? ?
? 50
? ?
5.00 ? 6.00
4.00 ?12.00
3.00 ? 3.75
4.75 ? 5.60
3.60 ? 3.75
6.00 ? 6.00
2.60 ? 3.00
2.00
40
40
37
3.00
2.30
12
18
18
17
16
19
1C
12
? 5.00
? 2.40
? 16
@ 19
? 19
SEO?RS?Domestic manufacturo, * ? MI18.00 ?15.00
FRUITS?Prunes, ft lb.| 22 ? 28
Figs, fi lb. 22 ? 28
Driod Apples, ft ]b. 10 @ 12
Alinonda, soft shell, ft lb. 35 ? 40
Raisins, M. R., ft box. 5.00 ?6.80
KaihiuH, Layor. j-J box. 6.00 ?6.60
Oranges, * ? box. 6.00 ?6.60
Lemons, %t box. 3.00
NAILS?
American, 4<5?20d, ft keg_
Americau Wrought.
LnHiing, ft keg.
Copper, i-i Ih.
Galvanized, t? lb.
Spikes, V la.
TEAS, 'i? lb?Imperial.
Guiapowdor.
Hyson.
Your.g Hyson.
Black..
TOliACCO, 'S lb, as per quality..
TIMBER?Hewn Timber?Yellow Pine
Ash.
Poplar.
Hickory.,.
TIN?I C Roofing Plate.
I C Tin Plate, 10x14.Il7.00 ?17.60
IX Tin Plato, 10x14.20.00 @
Block Tin, ft ?. 47
TWINE?Cotton, ft lb. 75
Twlne.Ballng. 46
Twine, Hemp. 45
Jute. 50
VARNISH? Bright, f? gallon. 25 @
Parafiue. ? @
VINEGAR?White Wine, ft gallon
Cider, ft gallon_ .
French, ft gallon.
WINE, ft gallon?Port.
Madeira.
Sherry.
Claret, *ft cas?.
Champagne, ?p basket.
?WA-?-*?Sheet ft lb.
7.25 @ 7.75
20 ? ?
7.60 ?10.00
1.00 ? ?
@ ?
? 15
?2.50
2.60
@ 1.00
? l.CII
? 1.75
@ 1.50
?18.00
? -
30
12
2.00
2.00
1.50
1.60
1.00
43
14.00
63.00
65.00
75.00
16.00 ?17.00
50
80
1.00
2.50
? 1.25
? 6.00
2.25 ? 6.00
2.26 ? 6.00
6.00 ?13.60
25.00 ?30. OS
26 ? 27
Consign?*? par South Cnxollna Ii?-?tlr<?o?J,
April HO.
393 bales Cottan, 52 bales Mdze. 48 bbls Spirits Tur
pentine, 29 bbls Kosin, 67 bags Grain. 3 cars Furniture,
3 cars Old Iron, 2 cars Lumber and Sundries. To M
Goldsmith k Son, P M Cohen, N Hoy ward, E J Trott, B
Y Gray, C R Ho'ines. H Cobla & Co, Adams. Frost St Co,
Mowry k Co, W B Williams. H L Joden? A- Co, Glbbes A
Co, Wardlaw & Carew, E 3 .Vf its k Co, ?TBE Sloan, J H
Prlngle, W W Sujltti, Green, Trapmao. k Co, H W Kins
man, 3 E Spear, F J Porcher, J Welsman, J Cantwell ?
Co, A F Silas, F P Palas, Lauroy St Alexander. Bolliuanr
Bros, E Lanttc. A W Eckel, W O Trott, Kllnck k Wick
enberit, R M ?Uexander, R Mure 4c Co, A E Gibson, O i
Hopley k Co, H Belgling. J C Marshall, Jr, Graeser A
Smith, L 8 Con-or, J C Bradley, E H Rodgera k Co, \.
Lcbby, Taft fe Howland.
Passenger??
Per steamship Emily B Souder, for New York?A f
Collins. J H Beale. Hev L M?ller. Wrn O Clary, H .
Creedon, Mr Drypolchen, Mr -Barkman, Mrs Arcber
MIS9 Allen, Geu W uurncy. Miss F M Seymour, Johi
Harbeion. and 13 In steersge.
Per steamer Pilot Boy, from Georgetown, 8 C?:
S K lt-nnuit, C H Carey and lady, J H Flckllng. Mn
*-Uui?U?ion * d sorvaut. MUsTootuer, Miss Brown, J (
Porter, J C Brown, a Jackaon, Dr J B Tucker and lady
B Fraser, G U Van Sagen and lady, E L Pringie, R <
Wallace, West on (ilium, J J Prtog'e, 3 Alexander, T /
Middletou. Miss Mlddleton, Capt W C Smith, on 1 17 li
atccrage.
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CH A RLK8TO N,
Arrive?! Vnitinlay. f APttlL 2
Steamer Pilot Boy, Payne, Georgeto^rn, 8 C. 2
tierces Bice. 16 bsloi Cotton, Furniture, ko. '1 o Fergo
son & Holmes, Capt D R Hunt, E Bates k Ce, W 1
Bird k Co, ,1 R Prlngle, Mrs R F W Allaton. Mowry i
Co, Soreven k Nesblt,
Cleared Yesterday. "Arair, 2
Steamship Emily R Souder, Lockwood, New York?W?
UstfcCbisolm.
Went to Sea Ymterday. [Apbu. :
Steamship Emily B Souder, Lock-wood, New York.
Steamer Dictator, Ooxetter, Baltimore.
FromthliPort. .
Steamship Moneka. Marshman, New York, April 23.
Sohr A 1.1 Lee, Dukes. Georgetown, SO, April 22.
Sehr W H Mailler, Bandall, Georgetown, B C, April 2
Up for this Port.
Steamer Gen Cnster, narria, at Baltimore, to sail F.
day, 27th lnat
Sohr J W Ramsey, from Washington, D C, for this por
was at Fortress Monroe. April 21.
Sehr Wide World, HUdretb, at New York, April 14.
Memoranda?.
A dispatch from Fortress Monroe, dated April 21s
says : The weather is unsettled. Wind B snd E Thr.
obra bound to Charleston nailed y eaten" ay alternoo
but came back during ihe night, and rt-poita 1 the wit
dead ahead and a heavy aea running at the Capes.
The Veaia, from Baltimore for tbis port, was at Foi
reas Monroe, April 21.
LIST OF SHIPPING
In the Port or Charleston, April HA, 11*86
VKSSSL8 tTHDEB 100 TOMS, AND STEAMERS COASTI.VO
WITHTS THE BTATE, EXOKFTED.
STEAMSHIPS.
Quaker City, 1143 tons, West, at Adger's wharves, f
Now York, loading.Ravenel & O
SHIPS.
Hudson, 1130 tons, Potter, at Atlantlo wharves, for Li
erpool, loading.Willis ?cCtilsolr.
BABES.
Helen Sands, 664 toni. Otis', at Brown *c Co's wharv?
for Liverpool, loading.,T Htre i
Princeton (Br). 26J ?una, Eckel, at Eerr's wharf, fro
the Isle Kodenda, dlschariilug.JA Enalow k 0
Architect (Br) 384 tons, Boaowarno, at Marshall's whai
from Cardiff, Wales, discharging.R Muro at C
Mary ,Br>, 800 tons, Maoomber, at Adger's whurvc
from-, waiting.M-tah
Ezra (Br), 540 tens, Bradahaw, at Vanderborst's \vh v
for Liverpool, loading.R Mure k C
Eureka (Dr), 574 tons. Smith, at Vanderhorst's whai
for Liverpool, loading.Marshall, Beach k C
Orion (Nor), 851 tons, Evernsen, at Eerr's wharf, fro
Liverpool, discharging.i.ai .Marshall, Beach a*. C
Lakemba (Br), 584 tons, Cowen, at Aooommodatti
wharf, for Liverpool, loading. .Ferguson k lioinn
Scotland, 384 tons, Maynard, In tho stream, for Liv?
pool, ready......'.....TStm
BRIGS.
Josle A Devoreux, 301 tous, at Central whvs, firm B<
ton, discharging..'.PPLoci
Trenton, 128 tons, ?sawyer, at Dry Dock wharves, i
Boaton, loading.......Trout & Amsbm
Wickopee (Br), S91 tons, Leland, at Vanderhorst's wba
from Liverpool, discharging.
. .Green, Trapmann k C
Bush, ? tons, Petty, in the Roads, for Savanna
ready.Sbackelford k Frasi
80HOONER8.
J B Clayton. 240 tens, Clayton, at Central wharves, f
Philadelphia, loading. H F Baker k C
Silas Wright, 01) tons, Adam?, at Atlantlo whaves, fro
Baltimore, discharginn......Willis ?tOblsoh
Milton, ? tons, Applegsrth, at Brown k Co's wharv?
for Baltimore, tattling. T St re?
?Iguee, 148 teas, Trebble, lu Ashley River, from
Marks, Fia, discharging.U 8 Q Mtat?*
Sehr Flying Scud, 00 tens, MoNamar, at N E R R whai
for Baltimore, loading..... -.v.....v........'TBtrei
Hersohell (3 masted), 840 tens, Blrdaall, in the Streit
for Darien, Qoo{ ready?.,.WBoao
3 C Evans, 2m tons, Hammond, at Commercial wharv?
rail for New York, loading.......W Roso
Eaohantress, 371 tons, Blatchfovd. at Adger's wharv?
for Havre, loading....;.WBoao
Aid (Br), 167 tons, McOormick. at Bennett's Mill, f
il West Indies, loading,.....'.DoOottea k Sah
A?ellneTownaend. 282 tens. Town send, at Brown k Oc
wharves, for Boaten, loading.TSt-ret
NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
fTtHE UNDERSIGNED BEGS LEAVE TO ANNOUNCE TO THE PUBLIC OF THIS CITY AND ITS VI<3TNITir
JL thst he bas Just opened an entire new and very extensive stock of
STAPLE Ai FANCY DRY GOODS,
CONSISTING OF EVERY VARIETY BELONGING TO THAT LINE; AL80, A LARGE 8ELEOTION OF
DRESS TRIMMINGS, STRAW GOODS, RIBBONS, ARTIFICIALS, ETC.,
Carefully selected for tho
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TRADE,
Which ho In enabled, by recent purchases for CASH, to offor at greatly reduced prises. ^Pnrchaaors will do WtJ
by glviug iii u a call, as hs ? IM endeavor to give general satisfaction.
LEVY DRUCKER,
(FORMERLY FROM CHARLOTTE, N. 0.,)
No. 306 King stroot, between Woutworth and (Society street*.
P. S ?Tho attention of morehante from tho country is also respectfully soliolted, as they will find goods well
adapted to their trade.
April 2_ . lmo?
420 J. GOUDKOP, 420
King-street,
Three Doors South of Calhoun.
JUST OPENED.
Store of those Linen Cambric Handkerchiefs at 12 '. cts.
LADIES' WHITE HOSE, at 20 eta.
Linen and Laco Setts, very low.
Beautiful Fronch Lawnn and Urgandtos.
Gronadluo D'Alvlne Broche.
Black Silk Sacques, at reduced prices.
Black and Colored PARABOL8.
Brown Table Damask, 8-1, extra heavy.
lit? Pavilion Bobinct.
Jaconet, Balmorals, Hoop Skirt?, &c.
Extra Size Bath Towels, Doyliea, Jio.
Super IMack BAREGE, for ?hawla and Bresson. 1
J. GOUDKOP.
April 7 1 inn
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS
CORNER OF
h.iym: a\d meeting streets,
DP STAIRS.
THE 8?B8CRIBER HA8 OPENED A LARGE AND
h&ndaoiuu ansortment of SPRING CLOTHING, ol
the latest and most desirable styles, to which he invites
tho attention of buyers both from the interior and city.
Behoving that the Goods will suit the market, not only
in quality and style but also In price, he respectfully so
licita an examination of bis stock before pxrrch&Blng
elsewhere. W. A. LHDLOW.
GEO. F. RANKIN wiU be happy to see Mb friends at
the above establishment. The office of WALDRON,
EGLESTON & CO. will bo found at the same place,
March 28 lmo
??PRIM AND SUiHBR GOODS.
THE SUBSCRIBER, HAVING JUST RETURNED
from tbe North, takes this method of informing
the public that be is receiving a full assortment o?
OLOTH8, OA8S8IMERE8. COATINGS AND VE8TrNG8
of the best foreign and domestic manufacturo, adapted
to Sprlug and Bummer wear.
These goods having been purchased recently, and at
very low figures, persons winning anything in my line
will find it to their advantage to give me a call, as I have
the most experienced workmen, and am prepared to
make tbem np in the very beat style at Edgerton k
Richards' old stand. No. 32 Broad-street.
March 30 J. S. PHILLIP8.
NEW Ha?T^ HOUSE.
.A. Gh GOODWIN,
(AGENT),
WHOLESALE DEALER
IH
HATS, CAPS, STR1W GOODS,
AND UMBRELLAS,
No. 185 Meeting-st,. Up Stairs,
OVER JOHN Q. MELNOB A CO.,
CIIARLEfiTOM. S. C.
THE 8DB80RIBEB 18 NOW OPENING AN ENTIRE
new and complete ?took of GOODS, comprising
everything usnslly kept in a first-clans HAT, CAP, and
3TBAW GOODS HOUSE, to which he invites the atten
tion of pnrohaaers. Representing tbe manufacturers ol
many styles of tbe goods, and having nnnsnal facilitie?
for obtaining all of nls goods from first hands, he teeh
confident that merchsnts visiting this market can select
from his stock at the New York jobbers' prices.
N. B.?Having ssenred tbe services of Mr. A. 8. J
PBBRY, of the. old bouse of, Johnston. Crews.A Co.
and Mr. E. T. BROWN, of the house of F. D. Fannin
k Co., they would take pleasure in reoelving a call fron
any of their old friends. lmo March 27
st
ClIMLEM DRUG HOIJSB.
JOHN ASHHTTEST,
Superintendent,
FORWERhY OF No. 99 HAYI?E.STIIKET
JUST RECEIVED AND NOW IN STORE
A FUCLL SUPPLY OF
DRUGS, PATENT MEDICINES
PERFUMERY
BRU8HE8
PAINTS
OILS
WINDOW GLASS
KEROSENE OIL
LAMPS,??
WHOLE8ALE AOK.lv.TB FOU
DRAKE'S PLAHTATIOH BITTERS
Sterling's Ambrosia,
CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUf
CONSTITUTION WAT?B,
AND ALL THE RELIABLE PATENT MEDICINES O!
THE PAY.
JOSEPH A. MORGAN;
WHOLESALE DR?G?IST,
No. 163 MEETING-ST.
OPPOSITE CHARLESTON HOTEL
Ken mar ? 8_'
G. W. AIMAIT
OHBMIS?
AND
IDRTX?GrlST,
Corner King and Vaadorhorst-streets.
Kirok* lmo
DAVIS & SON'S
OBIOINALAND GENUINE
F?RR0-PH0SPU0RATED ELIXIR
OF
CALISAYA BABE.
WE OFFER TO THE PTJBLItJ, AND ALSOTHETBADE;
A P?BE COMBINATION OF
IRON, PHOSPHORUS,
AND
ALL THE
FERRO-PHOSPHORATED ELIXIR
OF
CALISAYA BARE,
By whomsoever sold, that has been in the marks*
since February, 1862, has been manufactured solely
by i
DAVIS & SON'S.
-0
CITRATE OF MAGNESIA,
*
A PLEASANT
REFRIGERANT
AND
O .A. T H _A_ E T HO
MEDICINE.
A large invoice of both these .preparations on ?hand.
and at New Fork prices, by
King&Cassidey,
No. 151MEETING-ST.,
CHARLESTON, S. C,
March 30 BOLE AGENTS.
V
HTJ6EE & HASELL,
No. 137 MEETING-ST^
CIIAHLK'HTOW. S. G.
LOCOMOTIVES, RAILROAD IRON
RAILWAY SUPPLIES
PORTABLE & STATIONARY ENGINES
IRON & WOOD WORK MACHINERY
SAW MILLS, G-RIST MILLS
COTTON GINS,
MILL AND GIN BANDS
FIRE-PROOF SAFES, Ac, A<U
April 2
GABINETMAEING.
THE SUBSORIBER DE8IBES TO .RETURN BIS
thanks to his old friend? and patrons for past fa
vors, and inform them that he baa commsneed asaln tts?
above business, with DPHOL8TBRING and JOB OAB
PENTEBING. Furniture repaired ^rith neatness an*
dlspateb, and Old Furniture bonght and sold.
1 would respectfully refer to the followlri*? gentlems?
for capacit-y and reliability-. D. H. 81LCOX. and E. B*
COWPERIHWAIT.
Orders left at the store of MoKAY k CAMPBELL.
Auction House, Hasel stroet, next to the PoatolBoe. w?rt
m??et wi.h prompt attention. 3. L. LTJN8FOBD.
April 11 >???
WILBUR & SON,
GENERAL AUCTIONEERS & COMMISSION
MEBOHANTSt
OFFICE AND 8ALR8 ROOM&
No?. 18 and 15 Suito-strwt and Nos. 1 ?at
8 Chalmers-street,
OKLAJEHaBeXOlSr, B- a. . i
April 3
mwf '?' '
EBBITT HOUSE,
COBNBSt OFFOUBrTSENTH AND "F" STEMEtE,.
WASHINGTON. D. C,
a WILLARD, Proprlotor.
TtYn UktTf TsUBB PEOFR1ETOB OF THE KtimtX . ?
J* lXO-T*B*L,01d Point, Va,