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The ?ailv USTews. MONDAY MORNING, JULY 2, 18?G. COMMERCIAL. Exports. NEW YORK-Per steamship Saragossa-459 bales Up land Cotton, S bales 8 I Cotton, 202 packages Fruits and Vegetables, '.0 bales Domestics, 69 bbls Rosin, 700 boxes Sugar, 47 packages Tobacco, 350 packagos Sundries, and 1 Hoi BO. Tho Charleston Cotton Market. On Saturday last tho markot was at a stand, and wo heard of eales of only nine bales Low Middling Cotton, at 30c. <p lb. Savannah Market. SAVANNAH. Juno 29.-EXCHANGE.-In St?rung there is very little doing. Some nilen havo been made within tho past few days at 6'2o premio ni. New York Sight has been sold outside at )iQ$}i ti cent oil; bank rates for selling >," V cent off. COTTON.-During tho past week the markot has been rather quiet, with vory little variation in prices. To-day wo quoto Oottou as follows : Ordinary.31 @ Low Middling.32>?@33>? Middling.34 @35 Strict Middling.35 @35>i Good Middling.- @3G lu Sea Islands there has boon no transactions during the past week. _COTTON STATEMENT._ ~ 1865-6? Stock on hand Soptcmbor 1st. Received since Juno 21. .. Previously. Total Receipts. .Exported sluco June 21. ?' Previously_ Total Exports. Stock on hand. 281 8 9,481 9,765 74 8,661 8,635 Upland. 3,724 3,777 212,911 220,412 3 007 202,225 205,232 1,130| 16,160 lExr-onTB or COTTON FROM JUNE 21, 1866, to JUNE 28, 1866. Ports. Llvorpool.... Boston. New York... Baltimore... iPhiladelphia. Total Exports. Sea Island. 74 71 Upland. 2034 427 646 8007 FREIGHTS-There is but one vessel up for Great Bri tain, at 7-lfld. To Now York, by steamers, $2 ft bale for cotton. Lumber freights have been engaged to Northern portBfor $13. Mobile Market. MOBILE, June 20.-COTTON-There was no demand to-day, and no sales-factors viewing the steamer's sews as being favorable, have advanced their rati-s. Quotations nominal. u OLD-Tho rate in the morning was 148 to 160; on the receipt of the noon dispatches from New York tho mar ket advanced and closed at 160 to 163. Small lots have been sold a little higher. SILVER-Buying and selling at 135 to 140. EXCHANGE-Sterling par to ii prem. New Orleans .par. Supply small. llew Orlcana Market. NEW ORLEANS, June 26. -COTTON.-We have again to notice a vory quiet market. The favorable accounts bora Liverpool, and the buoyancy they imparted to the Now York market, failed to atlmulato the demand, al though thero was rather more inquiry than yesterday. Prices, however, showed no improvement, and tho Billen, whlcb wore confined to 700bales, were at about the range of the following quotations : Ordinary 27 to 29c, good ordinary 31 to 32o, low middling 35 to 36c, middling 38 to 39c At the name time even running lista, of good staple, could hardly bo bought at less than 33c for strict good ordinary, and 37c for strict low middling. The sales of the past three days sum up 2000 bales, almost exclusively for the North. The receipts proper since Friday evening (exclusive of the arrivals from Mobile, Florida and Texas, wbicb are Included In their respective statements), embrace 1960 bales, against 2296 during tho corresponding period last week, showing a decrease of -336 bales. Tbe exports embrace 6356 bales, 901 of which woro to foreign ports, and 4465 coastwise. I STATEMENT OP COTTON. 8toek on hand 1st September, 1865.bales.. 83,239 Becelved to-day. 387 Received previously.731,917-732,304 816,643 Cleared to-day. 901 doared previously.70I.66O-702.461 Stock on hand.118,082 SUGAR A> D MOLABUES.-There have leen roo ipts from the coaBt since yesterday of 84 hhdp sugar and 10 bbls molasses. There is very little Louisiana eugar or molasses on hand, but the market is well supplied with -the production of Cuba. The demand is vory limited, however, and the BAles to-day ware confine! to 16 boxes white Cuba sugar, No 20, at l7>?c, and 62 hhds prime Cuba at l3>?o per lb. There were no tales of molasses. The last were nts 66o per gallon for small lots of Cuba. Louisiana sugar Is retailing at 13 to 14o for common to fair; HJf to 16o for fully lair; 16>?'o for piime ; 16c for yellow clarified, and 10,Ki to 10,'fc for white. Cuba su gar is retailing a tis to ia>i c per lb for No 12; Ho for No 14, and 14},' to 16c for No 16. Memphis Market. MEMPHIS, June 28.-COTTON.-The dullness noticed iu tho market alnoo Monda/ was still more marked yes terday. Ia fact, there ?er? no transactions sufflolent to form a basis of the markot. The only sales reported during the day wero 13 bales 8hy Middling at 33o, and 8 balen Bright Middling at ?3)?. Under tbeso oircum stances, quotations must be regarded as nominal. Holders are firm, and asking from one to two couts above the market price, while buyers aro reluctant to make concessions. The Moravian's news has bad no effect upon the market as jet. Tho New York opening dispatch report, d the Cotton market dull and nominal at37 to 3. c; at 12 M. it was nominally unchanged. Wo give our quotations as follows: Ordinary.28 to29 Good Ordinary.29 to30 Low Middling.31 to82 Middling.33 to34 Strict Middling.36 to36 Good Middling.87 to38 'Wilmington Market. WILMINGTON, Jane 30.-The market hat ruled un usually quiet, and no Hiles of consequence have taken plaoo. WO quote OH ful Iowa: TURPENTINE.-Prices unchanged. Sales of 178 bbla -at f4 06 for virgin, S3 05 for yellow dip, and f 1 523? for .hard, per 280 pounds. SPIRITS TURPENTINE.-NO sales and market quiet at '48 cents. ROBIN_Sales of 191 bbls at $2 for common, fa 12>; for Inferior No 2, $3 mr Opaque, and 90 for palo. SALT.-A cargo of 2250 sicks, received direct from Liverpool, sold to-day at $1 76 per sack. Baltimore Market. BALTIMORE, June 28.- CoEFEE-Remains Inactive. No sales. We quote Rio nominal at 16 to lOtfc for ordi nary to prime; Java 26o, gold. Stock, 19,400 bags Rio In first hands. _ " FLOUR- Continues heavy for Northwestern brands. We report a sale o? 100 bbls Chicago Extra at $11. Su pers vary from f 9 to $9 70, as to quality and date of inspection Ohio and Howard street daecriptions are In limited supply, and held firm. City Mill?, fresh ground, scarce though inactivo, and prices nominally maintained A contract haa been made for Oordurous Extra, quantity not stated, but the price understood to be $14 V bbl. Howard street Snper and Cot Extra.$ 9.75? 1".25 Howard street Extra Snipping.11.60? 12 60 Howard street H gb. ?rades.13.C0 @ 13.60 Howard street Family.14.60? 15.60 Ohio Super and Out Extra..none. Ohio Shipping Extra.?5-5S 1?"5^ Ohio Retailing." 00 g 18 00 Ohio Family.14.50? 15.00 Northwestern Super.?29 ?2 Northwestern Extra.10 26? 11.60 City Mills Super.0.76? 10.00 City Mills Shipping brands Extra.H*fiS i?'S? standard Extra.......... .ii.?? ftp 11.70 Baltimore, Welch's tu Greenfield Fern Hy... 17.60 <| 00.00 Baltimore higt? grade Extra.1fS? 00?2 Byo Floor-new...??...ASSM *nl Corn Meal-City Mills and Brandy wine 6.12?? 6 75 GRATN.-Wheat continue? dull; recoipts are small, but there Is a good supply of Western spring offering, moat of the samples hav ng been on 'Chango for soveral days past Prices of tuts description are fully 25o per bustiel lower, but, in tho absonco of trailsaotion?, it is difficult to name prices. A small lot of new white was offered and $3 refused. Slnco tbo close of 'Chango 100 bushels new, from Charles do my, Maryland, received, hut not offered. Corn was in light supply to-day, only 8200 buahels reported. We notice aale? ot 1400 bushels good to prime wblt? at $1 20 to $1 22; 2000 buahels yellow st $1 to $1 02, nearly all the first namod figure. Oats were in light receipt. 6000 bushels ?ffured; market dull; small ?ales of Wettern at 62o, including bags; at the close 6O0 only offered. Bye-No files. MOLASSES.-No ?alee to-day. Prices rangs as follows: For Porto Rico. 65 to 75c; Cub? Muscovado, 60 to 6O0; do Clayed 46 to 6O0; English Island, 60 to76opergal PaoyiBJOHB-Are firm ; good demand for Bacon Shonl ders ?nU 8ldes. Wo report 76 to 100 bhds In lots from Jobbers nt 17 to 20c, ?nil clear ribbed 8ldes 31c. Wo also roport solo? o? 00 bbls Mess Pork at f at Bulk Meats aro hold steady ut 16%c for Shoulders und 18??o for Hidra. Lard, 22% to 23c for Western bbls and tes, and 22c for City; Ualtimoro refined 21c In kegs. SALT-Tbo proposed incrcaso of Uio tariiT to 40c, gold, per sack, cutes Increased firmness on tho part of deal ors, and loss disposition la shown to mako sales, though prtcos, for tho present, aro without any quotablo obango. fcuuAji-Wo report sales of 60 hhds English Island at 11 Kio, and cargo of sehr. Castor, from Porto Blco, on terms not transpired, Wo glvo the rango of prtcos as follows: Cuba and Eugllah Island common to good re fining 10% to Ile, four months; do grocery US to 12%o not; do primo 12% to 13o; Porto Ilico common to good grocery 11 % to 12%c; do primo to choleo 13% to Ho; Havana, No. 12, 12c, four months. WnisKET-Wo report a salo of 100 bbls Western, on prlvato terms. Wuw York Market. MONEY MAUKF.r. 1 he New York World, of Friday, Juno 29, Bays: Thomonoy market Is dull, and londors find extremo difficulty in employing their surplus funds oven at four por con t. ou call. Tho rango of tbo uiarkot for call loans is four to flvo per cent. Government bonds aro stronger, owing to tho steady demand for Investment, aud from banks and money lenders to employ their surplns funds. Tho flvo twen ties of 18G2, coupon, are qnotod 104% to 104%; do, 1005, K13'n' to 10 1% ; and Bovon-t birt les, 103% to 103 %. Tho gold uiarkot la dull; loans of gold wero mado at one-sixteenth to flat at tho close. Tho opening price was 164, whioh was also tho highest; tho lowost was l61 %, and the closing 162%. The foreign oxchauge market was Armor In the after part of the day ; tho quotations for bankora' bills are : Sterling sixty days', 108% to 1087? ; threo days' sight, 100% to HO; Paris sixty days', 6 10% to 6 11%; three days', 6 11% to 6 08%; Bremen sixty days', 70 to 80; Hamburg. 30 to37; Frankfort, 42 to 43%; and Berlin and Cologne, 73 to 74. In continental oxohange there Is little doing, and tho higher rates aro asked by prime drawers, whoso billa are wanted. FBODOCE MAHKET. NEW YORK, June 28.-The receipts of tho principal kinds of troduco since our last have boon 10,108 bbls Flour, 100 bbls Corn Meal, 3963 bushels Wheat, 60,694 bnshola Corn, 600 buahela Malt, 60 bbls Whiskey. Asnas-Continuo inactive at $8 26 to 8 37 for Pots, and $16 26 to 15 60 for Pearls, per 100 lbs. COFFEE-Has been In limited demand and depressed; Java at 24 to 26%c; Native Ceylon at 20 to 22c; Mara calbo at 17 to 19%c; Laguayra at 17 to 18%o; Bio 14 to 19o; and St. Domingo at 17 to 17,%c, cash, In gold per lb. COTTON-Is quiet and rather heavy. Middlings 87 to 40o, chiefly within the range, par lb. Salea and rosales slnco our last 1100 bales, against rocolpts of 1881 bales. MOVEMENT? IN COTTON AT THIS POBT. Bales. Receipts thus far this week.7,984 Receipts slnco June 1, 1866.41,863 Receipts since Jan. 1, 1866.376,061 Roccipts since Sept 1, 1866.805,849 Exports since Sept. 1, 1865.468,625 Fioun AND MEAL -State and Wostorn Flour has been in moderate demand, opening firmly, lint closing heavily. Sales since our last 10,160 bbls, including common to choleo Buperflne State and Western at $6 J O to $7 60: very poor to choice Eitra Stato at $7 30 to 10 90, chiefly at $7 40 to $8 60; round-hoop Extra Ohio, poor to good shipping brands, at $8 96 to $'010 per obi. We now quote: Superfino 8'ato and Western Floor.$6 20@ 7 60 Extra BUto.7 80? 9 99 Extra Illinois, indiana, Michigan, &c..7 46@14 00 Extra Ohio, round hoop ahip'g brands.8 66@10 10 Extra Ooio, trade and family brands.10 15@14 25 Extra Qcnesee ....10 006*14 26 Common to choleo Extra Missouri.11 76@17 60 Southern Flour is doing better. Sales since our last 7(0 bbls, In lots, at $10 15 to $11 70 for poor to good, and $11 76 to $17 60 for god to very choice extra brands per bbl. Canadian Flour is qutot to-day. Sales 400 bbls Extra at $8 65 to $14 per bbl. Rye Flour con tinues quiet, including f uperflne at $6 50 to $7 60 per bbl. Corn Meal l8 in moderate demand at $4 90 to $5 for Western, $5 to $5 10 for Jersey, $5 25 for Marsh's Caloric, and $5 40 for Brandywlne, per Dbl. Sales 850 barrels. GRAIN-Wheat baB been In limited anpply and demand at irregular prices. Salt s wero made of 11,600 bu hela, including good No. 1 Ohlcago spring at $2 20, and prime white Kentucky on private terms. Corn opened doll and heavy, and closed decldcd'y lower, under more liberal arrivals, part of which only entered into the re port of receipts, as posted on tho bulletin of the Pro duce Exchange. Only seven or eight boats had reached the city in seaton to be included in tho regular state ment of the receipts. Quite a large number got to the rendezvous on the Eaat Blver Immediately before or after the close of regular 'Change hours. These are the first heavy arrivals alnoe the canal repairs wore com pleted. It practically remains to be seen what effect they will have on values. A cons'derable portion of the corn now, or close at hand, had bv.n sold for future de livery, obiefly to shippers. Bales have been reported since oar last of 94,000 bushels at 66 to 87c for unsonnd, and 88o to 90o, closing at 88c for Houud new mixed Western here; and 88%o to 89o for do, deliverable within a week, and 95c to 96c for choice Western Tetlow, per bushel. New Oats have been In moderate demand, opening steadily and closing In favor of boyera. We quote new Western at 54o to 68o, closing at 64o to 66o per bushel. Nothing new In Barley, or Barley Matt. Bye )? quiet; 6100 bushels were sold at $1 07 to $110 for Western, and $1 80 for Bute, per bushel. The market for Beana is quiet and firm. Peas are dull and unchanged; Beans, Kidneys, New, $2 60 to $2 76; Beans, Marrows, $2 40 to $2 60; Beans, Mediums, $1 SO to $2; Roans, Mixed Parcels, $160 to $2; Peas, Canada, $116 to $120; Peas, Oreen Marrowfat, $1 SO to $1 60, per bushel. HAT.-North Blver bale continues In demand, at 55c to 85c for poor to very choice, par 100 lbs. MOLASSES-IS inactivo yet steady, Including Porto Bloo at 66o to 82%o; Cuba at 60o to 62%o per gallon. NAVAL. BTOBJES-Havo been In loss roqneat, ?Including Spirits Tuipentlne, at 80c to 83o per gallon; Orude do at $6 25; Ream at $8 to 9 26 per $80lbs; Tar?t $2 60 to 8 25 per bbl. OILS-Have been inquired for, including Crude Whale at $125; Bleached Whale at $146; Orude Sperm at $2 60; Unbleached do at $2 70 to 2 76; Lard Oil at $1 76 to 2; Bed Oil at 96c to $ 1 05; Linseed Oil at $1 67 to 1 70 per gallon. PBTOOLKUM-Continues Inactive at 23o to 24o for Orude, 39o to 40c for Befined, lo bond, and 63o to 54c for do, free, per gallon. PaovzsioBB.-Pork has been moderately active to day at firmer prices. Halos sinoe our last 9800 bbls, in lots, at $31 62 to $31 96 for now Mess, dosing at $31 87, cash; $29 60 to $30 for one year old Mess; $20 26 to $23 50 for new Prime per bbl. bales wore also reported of 4760 bbls new Mess, Including July and August delivery, buyers' option, at $3160 to $33. and sellers'option, thirty and sixty days, at $31 to $81 60. Out Meats are in request at 13% to 16%o forShouldors and 17 to 20c for Hams; sales 476 pkgs. Bacon is quite nominal Lard 1? unaltered; sales slnoe our last 626 tierces and bbls, at 19% to 32%o per lb. Beef is In fair demand at $16 to $21 for now plain Mess, and $21 to $24 60 for new extra do.; $8 to $11 for old plain, and $14 to $17 for old extra Mess; sales have been reported of 470 bbls. Tierce Beef co tinues unsettled. Beef Hams ara inaotlveat $46 to $45 60 per obi. Butter is in llmltod demand at 25 to 40o for SLato and 20 to 83o for Western. Cheese is quiet to-day.at 8 to 2 o per lb. Rice-Has been In better request at former prloos. SUOABS-Have been In moderate demand at uniform rates. Sales since our last 686 hhds Cuba Ac, at from 10% to 12%o per lb Refined Sugars continue In de mand at 13% to 10%o par lb. STBABTHK-Sales 18,000 lbs at 20% to 2lo per lb. TALLOW-Salea 64.000 lbs atl2%itoi12%o;and 21,000 lbs, grease at 10% to 12%o per lb. WHISKEY-Small sales were reported; 160 bbls West ern, in bond, at 3lo p*r gaden. FaaiQHTB-For Llvorpool thee were taken 7000 bushel? Corn, by steamor, on private terms; 800 boxes Cheese, by do, at 20s per ton; and 95 hhds Tobacco, by sailing vos?ela, at 17s 6d. For London, 14,000 bushels Corn at 5%d per bushel; and lfO hhds Tobacco at 22s Gd. For Olasgow, 86 bhds Tobacco, at 27a Cd. For Bristol Channel and orders, a brig, with Oom, at 8s 6d per quarter. An American schooner was engaged to load with Bait at Turk's Island, for New York, at 14c per bushel. Foreign Markets by the Java. AKBBIOAM SECTJBITIZS. Barings' Brothers t'ircular saya : "Little business doing. We quote 6.20'a at 64% to 65; Maryland 6'a 68 to 7o; Pennsylvania 6's 64 to 66; Virginia 6's 49 to 61; Virginia 6's 40 to 41; Erics 40 to 41; Illinois 74% to 76." LONDON MONEY MAnKRT. The weekly returns of the Bank of England' show a gain in bullion of ?1,202.934 and In tho reserve of notos of ?501.916 sterling. Notwithstanding this Improve ment, the Bank rate of discount remains at 10 por cent. An early reo.uo> ion waa strongly urged as one of tho means for restoring confidence, and the returns were looked upon at warrantlna suoh a atop. Consols on the 16th weie steady, closing at 86% to %. The recponlng ot the Consolidated Bank was expootod in a few days. Baring'* Circular quotes Bar 811ver at 6%; Eagles 76%to%. LIVERPOOL. MABHET8. LrvBBFooL, Saturday, Jnne 16-A. M. COTTON-The Brokt-ra Olronlar says: "There has been a good trado demand throughout the week, especially for American deaoriptlonB The accounts from Man chester bave indicated an Inoreased business hi the manufacturing districts, and, notwithstanding the ap prehension of Immediate hostilities upon tho Continent, priott are maintained, while in some Instances an ad vance upon last week's quotation has been obtained, American continuing In good request and has gradually advanced % to Id per lo on last week's ratet. The sales ol tho week amount to 71,710 bales. Including 4710 on speou a'loi? and 10,400 for export. The quotations are as follows: FalrOrlana.16%d Middling Orleans....I4%d Fair Mobile.16d Mlldllng Moollo.Uu& Fair Uplands.1 %d Middling Upland*... ,14d Fair Texas.16%d Middling Texas;.I4%d Ycatorday (Friday) tho market was quiot, but steady, willi sales of 800U bales. Including 1000 fur spocitlaiiou and export. Tho stock estimated at 1,049,950 bales, in cluding 410,790 American. At sea from India, 631,000 halos, and from America, 90.000. TRADE AT M ANIHUS 1 'l-ll. Thero wa? rather less choorfuluois yesterday, but producers altered with muoh steadiness to previous prices. QMRADBTUFFS.-Messrs. Richardson, Sponco ft Co. and Bruco ft Me Au Mile report Flour firmer and Is dearer for sacks. Wheat lu good doniand and bold for 2d to 3d, por cental advance. Winter Red and Southern 10s Od to 11s. Coru, under beary imports, is 3d to 6d por quarter lowor on tho wook. Mixed 28s Od to 29s 3d. PROVISIONS.-Messrs. Bigland, Arthur ft Co. and Win. Oardner m Co., report: Beef firmer aud moro doing. Pork in botter request and 2s 6d hi/her. Bacon steadier and in more domand. Lard Inactivo and nominal. Choose in steady demand n full prices. Tallow a shado dearer; North American {le to 44s. PRODUOE.-Tho Brokers' Circular reports : Ashos quiot and easy; Pots, 29s 6d to 30-; Pearls 40s. Sngar quiot but steady. Coffee dull. Rlcouncbangod. Rark, sales of Philadelphia First at 7s. Fish Oils, nothing do ing. Llusocd Oil quiet at 46s. Linwood Oako quiet but steady. Rosin dull; American Black 6s 6d to 6s 9d. Spirit? of Turpontlno flat; American 49s; French 48s. Petroleum quiet; Refined Is 11 ??d to 2s. Spirit lOd to lid. LONDON MARKETS. Mosers. Baring Brothers ft Co. report: Breadstuff? firm and woll supportod. Iron quiot; Bars and Rails, ?6; Scotch Pig, 63s. Sugar steady on tho spot, but dcaror for floating carg?os. Coffee steady. Toa inactive. R ce firm. Petroleum 2s 2,ljd for Refined. Spirits of Turpontlno, 45s for French on tho epot, and 43s to arrive. Sperm Oil, ?123. Tallow irregular; P. Y. C, 42s Gd. LATEST COMMERCIAL. LIVERPOOL. Saturday evoning, June 16.-COTTON. Hales to-day 7000 balos, inooding 1000 to speculators and oxportors. The market is quiet and unchanged, and tbo quotations are partially rather easier. BREADSTurrs.-The market Is firm with au upward tendency. PROVISIONS_The market Is steady. LONDON, Saturdy evening, June 16.-CONSOLS-Closed at 8G)i to 86 *? for money. AMERICAN STOOES-United States Flve-Twentios G4)s to 65; Illinois Central Railroad 74 >? to 74,<?; Erie Rail road 40>i. THE BRAZILS. The French malls reached Lisbon on the 14th with dates from Rio of May 24. The allies had resumed of fensive operations, and had everywhere been triumph ant ovor the Paraguay aus. The latter had taken ro lugo In thefortrcFs of Oarupalty. Coffeo told at 7 10037 800 for good flrata, Stock 100, 000 bags. Exchange un London 24>?(g>??. BUENOS AYRES, Monday, May 14.-Exchange, 61>i@ MONTEVIDEO,--Exohange 68. BAH?A, Tuesday, May 29.-Exohange 27.V?'. Sugar 2 080?2 900. _^^ lonilgmiH per Roath Carolin? Railroad, Jane 30. 161 bales Cotton, 41 bales Mdse, 9 oar? Lumber, and Sundries. To James Cosgrove, IS L Howard. Adams, Frost ft Co, Willi? & Ohlaolm, O H Moi?o ti Oo, J Klug ft Co, J Walker, W N Roach, J H Opponholm, W H Maul den, T StcaliouBs & Co, O H Walter & Oo, O O Witto A Oo, G W Williams & Co, Gregg ft Co, Wardlaw tt Carow, A Gettv As Co, J B E Sloan, A H Jones, E J Wiss ft Oo, B L Jeffers ft Oo, O A Belgier, O Reeder, Railroad Agent, Ebaugh ft Malloneo. Passenger?. Per steamship Saragossa, for New York-E Wright, H H Andrews, A M Btgc'ow, Mlas Scott, Miss Parson, Miss Warren, Mis? Loomls, Miss MoKlnney, Mis? Ha ley, Mis? E Patrlok, MIIB M Schofield, George Dowle, D D Jennings, Miss A Simpson, Miss L Simpson, Mrs N G Parker, Mrs Josephine Ansel, Mrs M E Chamber lain, Mrs S Loring and 2 children, Mrs O Baring, Mrs J L Bryan, H B M Consul, H P Walker, Miss Walker. Mis? Carrie Walker, Miss Fowler, Miss Torroy, Austin Miller and lady, E L Dean, Wm G Read, G L 8amn, G F Ran kin, James McQinn, A B Miller, D Newheart, J G Duncan. PORT CALENDAR. _QORREOTED WEE FEY._ PHASES OE THE MOON. LactQ. 6th, 10h 21m. mornlFlrstQ. lBtb.lOh.24m,morn NewM. 12th, Ou. 15m.morn|mUM. 27th,lOh.63m. morn S [ JUNE-JOLT j SUV. RISE* I BETS. MOON BISES. HIGH WATER. 21 Monday_ Tuesday.... Wednesday. Thursday .. Friday. Saturday... Sunday. 4..67 4..67 4. .68 4. .68 4..69 4?. 69 6.. 0 7..10 ...10 ?..10 7..10 7..IU 7..10 7.. 9 10..W | 10..27 10..64 11..34 Morn. 12..16 12..88 1..44 11..12 19.. 2 1.. 1 2.. 0 3.. 7 4..16 MARINE NEWS. PORT Ok? OHARLBsTOS. Arrived Saturday. [JUNE 30 Sohr Franklin, Conners, Boston, 21 days. Mdze. To Q W Clark ft Co, and others. Sehr Louisa, Sam Ancrum, Naval Stores. To Cart, Eopff ft Jorvey. Arrived Yesterday. (JULY 1 Steamship Emily B Souder, Leonard, New York loft Thursday. P M. Mdze. To A Getty te Co, Willis A Ohlsolm, 0 N Averlll ft Son, O D Ahrons ft Co, Adams, Damon ft Co, D A Ammo, Adams Express Co, J E Adgor ft Oo, J Armstrong, A N Johnson, W T Burge ft Oo, D Bulwinklo, Bellmann Bros, D Brown, J Brown, H D Burkett ft Oo, W M Bird ft Co, O D Brahe ft Co, D Briggs, M Borlo ft Oo, J B Botts.T M Brietoll, Burgmarm, Meyer St Co, Bart ft Wirt, 0 Bart. Cameron, Barkley ft Co, Clark ft Gruber, J Commins, L Cohen, J Connor, J Cosgrove, W H Chafee, Douglass ft Miller, E J Dawson, E David, A H Davern, J ft F Dawson, J M Eason, W H Easter by, ED Euston, MFindloy, B Feldmau, Fraser ft Dill, B Foley, J P Forrester, Friborg, Cann ft Co, J H Gravor, V? Gurney, O Graveloy, H Gerdts ft Co, J Hy. mann ft Oo, J Billen, Hoffmann, Brabham ft Co, O B Holmes, J Hurkamp ft Co, N A Hunt ft Co, Dr W lin ger, H L Jeffers ft Co, A Illlug, Jose Jara. Kittet, Wick onberg ft Co, Eanapaux ft Lalauo, H W Kinsman, King ft Casaidey, W Kiusman, H Blatte, W H Knee, G H Lin> stedt, L Lorentz. D Lllilonthal ft Oo, E LafUto, 0 Litsch g1, A Langer, Lauroy & Alexandet, T Murphy, Melchers ft Muller, W Marsober, J M Martin, MoLoy ft Rice, P Meltzler, R H McDo veil, W Matthlessson, J H ft D Mul ler, Mehrtens ft Wholtmann, A G Mackey, G A Nonffer, National Express Oo. Nathans & Ottolengul, B O'Neill, D O'Neill ft Son, J fe* O'Neill, J O Ojemann, Oatendorff ft Co, D Paul ft Co. O F Panknln, J Pringle, O J (?nim by, M Quinn & Oo, W Roach, Raoul ft Lynah, J R Read, Ravenel ft Barnwell, W Babensteln, W Robinson, W P Russell, J Russell, Street Bros ft Co, G W Steffens ft Co, H Steuder, W B Smith, J F Schirmor. atoll, Webb ft Co, Strauss, Vanees ft Co, J Shaw, Foll?n ft Co, Tatt ft Howland, Col O W Thomas, F Yon Santon, J Walloon, G W Williame ft Oo. Werner ft Ducken J Walker, Agent, W G Whllden ft Co, Wuhrmann ft Lllilonthal, F Weyh tnann ft Co, J Woodson, F H Whitney. Brig Potomac, Snow, Rockport, Me, via Holmes Hole, 16 day?. Lime, Hay, ftc. To Trout ft Amsbury. Sehr J H Bnrnet, Wilson, New York, 12 days. Mdze. Io the Master, and other?. Behr Ocean Belle, (of New York), Emery, Bath, Me, via Holmes' Hole, 16 days. Hay. To G A Locke ft Oo. Cleared Haturday. [JUNE 80 Steamship Saragossa, Growell, New York-Ravenel ft Co Btemship Lulu, Childs, Baltimore-Street Bros ft Oo. Went to Be? Saturday. [JUNE 80 Steamship Saragossa, Crowoll, Now Fork. Steamship Lulu, Childs, Baltimore. Kroia tli Is Port. Brig Albert Adams, Ayres, Nassau, N P, June 11. Behr M E Taber, Arnold, Philadelphia, Juno 27. lip for tula Port. Steamship Theo D Wagner,-, at Boston, June 26. Steamship E O Knight, Hollins, at Baltimore, to sail June 80. Steamship Star of the South, Reed, at Baltimore, June 28. Steamship Adele, Hall, at Baltimore, to leave June 30. Cleared for this Port. Ship Ida Lilly, Minot, at Liverpool. June 12. Sehr John T Williams, Lyman, at Philadelphia, Juno 20. WILBUR & SON, ?ENERAL AUCTIONEERS & COMMISSION MERCHANTS, OFFIOE AND BALES BOOMS, Nos. l8 and 15 Stato-street and Nos. 1 and 3 Clmlmers-street, April 2 _gg CARPENTERS, JOINERS, PATTERN AND MODEL BIAJtBRH. G EBBING VALVES AND ALL KINDS OF PAT TERNS for machinery exeoutod with dispatch. Fittings for stores and offices SHTPPEn ?o ANT FAET o? TUE WORLD, Q-iKrei Griitfei GKCCTS I IMPROVED B?LLER SEA ISLAND COTTON GINS constantly on hand. Addre? aU orders to ANDKBSOS ft 80HEBMEBH0N, Bear No. 47 Ann-rtrae*, How Tork. Jona l8 mwiSmo THE CHARLESTON BILLI Mil HILL. Comer King and Martet-strccts, THE LARGEST. COOLEST. AND MOST COMFORT ABLE ROOM in tho city, furnished with ELEVEN TABLES, from tho Manufactory of Messrs. KAYA NAUGH k UHOKKIi, Now York. LORING & TURNER, Propn'rs. Juno 14 SPRING AND ?ER COOK. THE SDBSORIBER, HAVING JUST RETURNED from tho North, takes this method of Informing the pubUo that bo is receiving a lull assortment ol CLOTHS, OASSSIMERE8, COATINGS AND VE8TIN08 of the best foreign and domestic manufacture, adapted to Spring and Summer woar. Theso gooda having been purchased recently, and at vory low flgurcB, persons wishing anything In my Une will And It to thoiradvontago to give mo a call, as I have the moat experienced workmen, and am prepared to mako thom up in tho very boat atylo at Edgerton k Richards' old stand, No. 92 Broad-street. March 30_J. 8. PHILLIPS. BOLTING CLOTH ANCHOR BBAND, ASSORTED, NO. 0 TO 10. MILL BOCKS, FRENCH BUBB AND COLOGNE, l8 To 40 INCHES. HOLLOW WARE. POTS, OVENS, AND SP/.DERS. nor sale at HART ?fc CO.'S, CORNER KING AND MARKET ST8. Juno 14 lmo JOHN KING & 00., WHOLESALE GROCERS WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS, Nos. 148 and 145 East Bay, OPPOSITE KERB'S WHARF, OFFEB FOB SILK, LOW FOB CASS: HEID8IEOK CHAMPAGNE, QUARTS AND PINTS SHERRY WINE, in caseB and In caskB MADEIRA WINE, In cakes and in casks CLARET WINES, in cases, pints and hah* pinta CORDIALS, in casos-a variety BITTERS (E. G. 8elf), in casca BRANDIES, in caaes and in casks GINS, In cases and In casks RUM, lu cases WHISKIES, In caeos and in casks ALE, in cases, quarts and pints LAGER BEER, in quarter b?rrela, also hi pinta,packed, eight dosen to the barrel. 8raos Janet J IfllMflUL WAREHOUSE1 AND SEED STORE? ISTo. 173 E^LST B^Y. LITTLE & MARSHALL, WHOLESALE AND BETAIL DEALERS IN AORl CULTURAL IMPLEMENTS of all klnda : SAW AND ROLLER GINS, horse power, and GRIffl MILLS, always on bancU Agenta lor AROHAMRAULT'S 8TBAM ENQIH?:. an. '??+F.RSOLX'J FvrE.,icorvcni PP. SMB. -?r TAKE JIOTICE. LTTMBIEIRM E N AUB Timber Cutters. PABT1E8 ENGAGED IN GUTTING TIMBER, OB THB MANUFACTURE OF LUMBER, STAVES OR SHINGLES, will do well to call on the subscriber, who bavin? been for many years engaged in the mann faoture and ship mont of Lumber and Timber, is well posted as to the wants and prloea of different markets and oan always furnish tho latest market reports from Europe, South America, West Indies, British Provinces, and Northern eitlen, and will famish specifications suited to different markets, and attend to the charter lng of VOBBBIB, or give any information or assistance that may bo desired. Jua. H. RIBLKY, Commission Merchant, No. 110 East Bay, corner Accommodation Wharf, June a_ NEEDLES AND FISHING TACKLE. ANDREW CLERK k CO., NO. 48 MAIDEN LANE, N. Y., aolo importer? of JOS. WARBIN'S celebrated Drilled Eyed NEEDLES, beg to notify their old custom ers and the public that thoy havo on hond a full assort ment of WABRIN'8 DRILLED EYED NEEDLES WARRIN'8 TELEGRAPH NEEDLE8 IN OABKETS, extra large Oval Eyes WARRIN'S NEEDLES IN SYNOPTICAL O A8E3, * new ? article WARRIN'S KURGEON8, MILLINERS, SAIL, PACK NEEDLES, &0. These Needles havo been before the public for thirty years and aro acknowledged by good judges to be supe rior to all others in tempor, flniBb, uniformity and qual ity of BteeL Our assortment of FISHING. TACKLE is complete, and the most oxtonalvo in this or any o thor country. Jane 26 mwl6mos AUSTIN, ANDRUS & CO., Wholesale Grocers, N0.131 MEETING-STREET. COUNTRY ORDERS FILLED WITH DISPATCH. February 1*_ 1866. 1866. THE SUMTER NEWS, PUBLISHED BY H. L. D^RR, AT S XT IMC T El*,, S- O A GOOD ADVERTISING MEDIUM FOR MERCHANTS AND OTHERS. CIRCULATION RAPIDLY INCREASING. THE PROPRIETOR, WELL KNOWN IN CHARLES TON, offers to his old frlonds the columns of bil paper as a good ADVERTISING MEDIUM, and solloiU a enaro of their patronage, feeling assured that he can give entire satisfaction both In atylo and prices, he being a PRACTICAL PRINTER, and wl'l give bis entire attention to his paper. BUSINESS CARDS inserted at reasonable rates. ADVERTISEMENTS taken by contract. Business Letters will be addressed to H. L. DARR, NEWS OFFICE, May 80 Sum tor, South Carolina. THE KA8TKRN SO. OA. JObllN AL. IB P?BLB3HED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING III the town of BeunflUsvUle, S. C" by W. F. E. HEN DKBUOH. Proprietor. Terms. -Three dollar? per annumtn advanoeit <raii/ IdritaratottMioptoi, MAPO?J THE SOUTHERN EXPRESS COMPANY'1 Office No. 147 Meeting-street. ooisrisTEOTioisrs WITn ALL RAILROADS THROUGHOUT, TUB UNITED STATES. Every attention given to the safe Transmission of Freight, Money, and Valuables. WILL CALL FOR AND DELIVER FREIGUT TO ANY POINT IN THE CITY, FREE OF CHARGE. II. B. PLANT, Prosldont, Augusta, Ga, April 28_ SUGEE & HASELL, No. 137 MEETING-ST., CHARLESTON, S. C. LOCOMOTIVES, RAILROAD IRON RAILWAY SUPPLIES PORTARLE 4 STATIONARY ENGINES IRON ?b WOOD WORK MACHINERY] SAW MILLS, GRIST MILLS COTTON GINS, MILL AND GIN RAND8 WILDER'S SALAMANDER SAFES, Ao. April a_ VICTORIA HOTEL. F. OPDEBEECK, Proprietor. THIS HOTEL l8 NOW OPENED ONTHEEUROPBAN PLAN. It baa been remodelled end refurnished r o nghont. The travelling public, transient visitors, or i era. will find in it all tlie luxuries of a FIR8T-OI1A88 I TABLISHMENT, combined with the comforts cd i me. The location is one o (the most airy and pleasant for a mmer. A Billiard Baloon for the lovers of this o a Ubini exercise is attached. No pains or oxpensa p ?red to give entire satisfaction. May 12_F. OPDEBEECK. SOBIVEN HOUSE THIS FIBST-OLABS HOTEL HAVING BEEN BENO VATED and newly furnished, is now open for tha eceptlon of the travelling public Q. McCUNLEY, Proprietor. May 23 arno A. S. HULL, Agent, MERCHANT TAILOR, B. W. CORNER CHARLESTON HOTEL, WHERE A FULL ASSORTMENT OF CLOTHS, 0A8 8IMERE8 AND VE8TINGS can be had, together with a choice assortment ofj Gentlemen's Famishing Goods. LINEN AND MUSLIN SHIRTS.'made to order, in any yle that may be desired. MR. JOHN T. FLYNN Will give his spocli? attention to the TAILORING DEPABTMENT As usual. lyr Juno I GEO. E. CBUJKP & 00. GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS FOR MANU?A?T?RED TOBACCO, AND WHOLESALE DBALEHS IM Liamms, OIIA1N, KLOUlt. LIME, HUOAltS. HA *\ SAL.T1C1) FISH, ?.CAMi. ?*??. NO. 20U DitOAL ?iiijSiti', "^.AUGUSTA. OA. 1 HANAHAN & WARLEY, FACTORS & COMMISSION MERCHANTS Bovce & Co.'&.WharfJ CHARLESTON. a. D. HANAHAN.I'ELIX W?HLST. HAVING ESTABLISHED A BRANCH OF ODE HOUSE IN OHABLEHTON, would respootfhlly ?olloltthe patronsgn of our friends. We continue onr hon no in Columbia, whero our Mr. HANAHAN will attend to any business for our Charles* toa Irlanda._lmo_Jane 9 SPENCER D,C, VAN BOKKELEN COMMISSION MERCHANT, So. IO? WATKO-8TBBRT, NKYV YORK. PARTIODLAI? ATTENTION GIVEN TO THE BALI OF COTTON AND NAVAL BTOKE8. ? BEPBESENTKD BY GEORGE E. PUITOIIKTT, Charlestons. 0. D. D. HOCOTT, Camden, 8. O. A. H. VAN BOKKBLBN. Wilmington, N. O. AnrH ??_<roT* BREWSTER & 8PRATT, Attorneys At Law ami Solicitors In Ef?nlty9 OF310B Ha M BBOATM3TRKKT, - HOYomber/