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THURSDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 11, 1866. COMM KHOI AL. imports. * TURKS ISI AND-Per Behr Sallie Meara-4702 bushels ' Salt, to Von Holten, Tamsen & Co.. Exports. BOSTON-Per sehr Alba-623 tons .Old Iron and Metal, 7 bales Kopo, 6 bales Paper, 3 bales Bags. NEW YOKE-Per steamship Commander-138 bales Upland and 38 bale's SI Cotton,.519 bb.ls Rosin, 136 bbls Spirits Turpentine, 14 rolls Leather, 29 pack Ages Sundries. Tlic Charleston Cotton Market. There was an active demand yesterday with sales df| about 400 bales.: The market opened at previous prices, but hardened during the day, aud at the closo of busi? ness was fully one cent in advance of the prices in the j morning,'particularly for fine cotton. The following were the lots and prices: 7'at 30; 29 at 31; 20, repacked, at 82 ;. 8. at 82 ;'31 at 33 ; 27 at 34 ; 56 at 34 ',i ; 85 at 35 ; 7 at ? | 35>i ; 31 at 30 ; 92 at 37. Tho market closed Arm and up? ward tendency at the following quotations : Low Middling.-33@34 Middling.'--...85@86 Stiios Middling.>;.i.'..36@37 i Augusta market, i ! AUGUSTA, October9.- 'lue cotton. Bales for to-dav foot up 269 bales, as follows: 1 ot 80;'5 at 32; 25 at 38; 17 ?t33>?; 100 at 34; 48 at SiX; 25 at. 34&, and 64 at'35 cents. The receipts are 400 bales. Our quotations are lie lower than those of our weekly review. ? ' . Mew Orleans Market. NEW OBLEAN8, October 5.- COTTON-The'dullness | noticed in yesterday's repart was continued this morn? ing, and although factors evidenoed increased willing? ness to realize, still, their views were so far above the ? limits of buyers that few of the latter .showed a disposi? tion to operate, and consequently th? day's sales were j restricted to 350 bales, taken by nine brokers, at prices indicating a net decline of Slo per lb on Tuesday's rates. Wo accordingly modify, abd now quote as follows: Or? dinary'31 to 32c; Good. Ordinary 34 to 85o; Lb* Mid? dling 37 to 88c, and Middling 10c, some parties holding that Low. Middling would not command our outside figures. The sales for the past three days embrace 2610 bales; matting 'an aggregate for t!io week of 9415, against j 12,660 last week. The receipts .proper, for the week (ex? cluding the arrivals from'MoMe} Florida and Texas, which are included in their respective statements) em? brace 7566 bales, against 4163 last week, showing an in? crease of 3403 bales. The week's exports embrace 17,009 bales , 3109 ?f which' were1 tb' foreign ports, and 8900 coastwise. . . . ? ii STATEMENT OF COTTON. ? Stock on hand September 1st, 1866. bales. 102,082 Received to-day...iJl.i.2,852 . i Beceive'd previously. 18,124 ( . .. i., . . 128,0J8| bleared to-flay. 7,859 Cleared previously..;...38,152 45,511 Btookonhand. 77,5*7 | The cWarances. comprise 1698 bales tot Liverpool, M8 for Havre, 2646 for Buston, and 2007 for New York. FBEIQHTS.-Considerable Cotton and produce ls offer? lng forshipment. The supply of coastwise tonnage is] barely sufficient for the demand, while the rates for j Eui opean ports are very firm, aud are looking up. The steamers fur New York and Boston have their oompli- : rnents engaged at lo $ lb for Cotton for New York, and Itfc for Boston.- Tho rates by sail are %a H lb for ?Ott ton, and 75 to 80o ft bbl for Flour for New York and Boston-~9-16d to! %d for Cotton for Liverpool, and lA(c ?or Havre. Demand throughout this market has been g?n?ra!, and we notice' transactions iii all the various lepartments- . Prices for Flour and Grata rule in favor Df holders, while, pro violons are less steady. Below',, however, will be found .tye particulars of. to-day's busl - So OAK AND' MOLLASSES---Thera have not beefi ' any ra- ^ ceipts f ort several days; ? ! The market is bate of supplies if ; pf ,??niaiana;>and?th??took on hand of the production' pf Cuba is small. The market for Sugar is very dn?> but that fdr LMolafeses ls firm. The domsnd is merely l local, however,1 and tmly .a retail bosiness is doing at 1W4@Wa ft ln ihds for ialr ancLgood Coba Sugar, and 15o foi-fally.fair;E?rto Ribo, (lin -Silgar in botes . Its retailing in store at 12&@i3e.ii*ffciB.J!Lanri i?> 18& 1 @14}?for Noa*4 anailH;16K@16>ic7 for Nos 16 abd lt?? '"? and -l7@17J? for Nos 19 and 20. Cuba Molasses ?B re- ' tailing at60, 68@70o ^ gallon aa In qnatity. We quote tound lots at 54o?>?g(Hon? for poor; 69@60o for good, ?Od 65o for oholoe. Early in the week a few small lots Ijooisiana yellow clarified 8ugar sold at 16%@16c$ lb Di Molasses tho previous sales during the week oom prise three cargoes Cuba, about 90,000 gallons, 350 hirds, 200 bbls,.and 850 half bbls Cuba at 55? 58c for poor. 69? 30c for prime, and C5@l0c $ gallon for choice; 62 bbls Sorghum at 50@OiJc, and a lot of 19 bbls Louisiana cane Syrup, how, the first this season, at $1 $ gallon. Re? ceived during the past week no Sugar, 62 bbls Molasses; bleared 50. linds, 01 bbls Sugar, 15 bbls Molasses. The foreign Imports comprise 326 buds., 76 toa and 80 bbls Molasses from Oaba. - Mobile Market. MOBILE, Ootober 6.-COTTON-The demand has been very limited to-day, with: market - lu favor of buyers. Sales 100 balos. The-following are the closing quota? tions: Y - ?.-,. . . . ; . , Good Ordinary.,.'..J.84o / Low Middling....;.85@86o ' , Middling., i....87@-o Strict Middling...86@-c - , 'Bales of the week 3650 bales.' - MONEIABY AND FINVKCIAL-Our last date closed wita the following quotations: Gold 143 to 144. Sterling ?47 to 150 for Commercial and Bankers' Bills. New York Sight J? dtsoouut to par, aud New Orleans Sight nar. -' Gojd has advanced slowly and steadily in sympathy with ; the New York market, and decline in American flv&twenties abroad, showing almost a uuiform advance , for. ?ach (Seyj The New York dispatch of to-day, que. ting at 149)?, has caused considerable uneasiness in the market^ and although there is a growing disposition to .convert' surplus currency into coin, buyers are unwil Rng to give more^han 147, while there is noue In the lajrd6 of dealers under 118 rince tho receipt of the above telegram.. .' Lfrjfefeal tales of Cotton during the week have fur? nished a full supply for Domestic Exohanfjo, in wbioU good transactions aro reported for this season of the year. The Banks and Bankers have'been checking free? ly at par for small sums, and >? discount for rouud amouuts, and buying Oottou Bills at ?4 discount. The only transactions reported in Sterling have been in small bills to meet balances. We hear of no new en? gagements. The rate 1Bnominally 152 to 164. New Orleans Sight has ruled steadily at li discount to pur,' according to amount. Wilmington Market. , WILMINGTON, October 9-6 P M. -TUBPENTIHE_ Sales to day of 203 bbls at $5 per bbl for virgin and yel? low dip. ' : Spmrjs TOBPENTINE-Sales of 119 bbls at 60 to 61- ote per gallon. I RosiN-Salis of 31 bblB No 1 at $6 76; 167 bbls No 1 at $7; 162 bbls No 1 at $6 25 to 6 50; 150 bbls No 2 at $4: 136bbls No 2 at S3 50 to 3 87K TAR.-~80bbls sold at $2 60 per bbl. CORN-1000 bushels Hertford oounty Oom sold at $115 per.bushel. . , ,.. OATS-3C0 bushels sold at; 65 cents per bushel, i Baltimore Market. OCTOBER 8-NOON-COFFEE-The large sales of Rio .on Friday and Saturday aw understood to have been at iuU prices, and the market; is now very firm. , COTTON--IS dull j holders have receded from their ex? tr?me prices, and offers aro now made on a basis of 38>? io 89 cents:for Middling Uplands. Fiovn-There, is a more active inquiry from shippers, *ut we can report no sales of importance this morning. Baltimore Family and High Grade Extra have been ad wnced 60o per bbl, and quotations aro altered accord. Howard street Suuer and Cat Extra.$11 00? $11 50 toward street Shipping ??.tra.'.via 50? 13 00 Mowara Btreet Retailing Ej:tra.13 00? 14 00 Howardst?eet Family....14 00? 15 00 ? ?e.u*nd Cu' Kirnt..10 60? 10 75 j ?^n?.-.12 60? 18-50 ?? ?ain?y....14 00? 14 50 Mwe3?ern g*per.10 00? 10 50 ??Bxt,s"-'.....II 75? 12 75 'Sau? ^W^ds Extra.. .18 75? 14 60 S2ti^m?,?4Qreenfl??d Family.16 60? 00 00 .?(toni Meal, City Mills and B^dUrfie""" 4 40? 4 50 : GRAiN.-White Wheat wasT^herhe?vv"- the demand for seed is pretty well over; ES^S ?bipment at $3 26, but millers n?' S?? .outside figure, and prefer to puS" ohoiM ?ed at 05 to3 10; especially as the deVan? FamUv Flour ' Jjs limited. Receipts of sv Lite yfho^K^&M With sales of 2U0 bushels at $3 05 to 3 iS&?? hiSSES ?3 18, and 600 bushels at $3 25; of red r"l^t8 ' .re , '7444 bushels, with sales at $3 to 3 io. f?i" T? i light Bupply with au actWo demand; receipts "? wno bushels, which sold at $112 to 114 for both ww? ?, , 1 yellow. Oats were not so active to-day, som"Vina samples were uuBold at close of 'Change; receipts o ?a bushels; sales 4050 bushels at 58 to 69 cents, andi?? bushels choice at 68 cents. Of Rye 344 bushels offer?,i without F ales reported. PBOVISIO.SS-Sales are confined to meoting tho con? sumptive demand. There is no speculative feeling ' evinced, and prices are unchwjged. We continue to quote: Bacon Shoulders at 16% to 17c, do Sides, igy to $i0o. Bulk Meats are nominally unchanged. Hams,J25 to 26o for canvaB sugar-cured. Lard 19>? to 20c for Western, in tierces. , SALT-There is a falrlj/ aotive trade demand for Liv? erpool Ground.Alum at #2 20 to 2 25, and Fine at $3 W to $3 25 per saok. Turk'is Island is dull at 68 to 60o Ver bushel frota store. . ? SUOABS-Are quiet, but holders are Arm, encourage" by the present high ratje of gold. We quote Cuba ana English Island common to good reflniug at 1Wi . 10% cents, 4 months; do grocery ll to 12% ceD"'iion do prime 12^ to 13H cents, net; Porto Hico corang" to Rood grocery, 11% to 13 cents, not; ?o prime ^ choice 13% to 14% ceuts, net; Havana, No 12, ?'? k 11% ceniB. 4 mouths; Brazil, Il to tl% "ents-" ,,hds to-day, 4284 buds, 6416 boxes, from Cuba; W' Porto Bico; 1198 do' English Island, and ll,*T u"b Brazil. fatlnna BKFIKBD SuoAHs-,Oontinue steady at last au<>TTd * viz: Extra fine pondered at I77?c ; crushed. P"" ed and granulated, lG%o ; eofc, crushed A wu? . > I to 15%c ; Circle A do 15 l-2c ; ? do 15??o ? LJ",'0 httr' O yellow, MKO ; Circle 0, 14%o; lots ofWOornioro oui reis J?c loss. . ln ara-i]i I WHISKEY- Western is selling at S2 43 to* ?.."? and largo lots. New ??ik JWrK?t? MONEY 5IABKET. The New York Kmc* of Monday, the 8lh inst, says : The abundance of money conttoues. -. TM ?*? J fested aUttle mow.flrmncse ?bout the mw^ . ?. week, owing to; the heavily ^eiae^fZfe?"o taw railways on the stock exchange (esHmrte? !' u?T reached one buudredmillioi^of.dol?W^??3*??. but,as these transactions moved pretty T? ? , circle, from day "Tatry, , at cheap rates for some watta. to cmne. ^ ??a{K?/a rule paid the continuation of % to ? tt?^n nlaoBTb?iuat tho going prices. The KHoSfflMth. day ,^8 S5.24,0()p,,and , ?r thTwIek 12 253.000; tho Specie, export of. tho,week, l,l?unf Mlw bars by tte last California steamer, ^nte trt *27 OOO Money was easier than on Friday. m^^$t?^ff ^ookatuis were supplied at mS ?e??>V -Pa Jiug 5 per cent on W w? ?Hok'to^see the present'Ittterestbearlh^ Publio Debt, amounting as^above to $2,240,990,133, further re. dnced, perhaps By the 1st January, ?nd certalbly by the int miv 1807? tb lino thousand millions, and the entire interest'charge to about $120,000,000 per anb?m. AL ready $22,600,000 of the Principal has oeon notified,for navment on tho 26th Inst, and tti? gradual and judicious BDolicat?on of only a portion of the Gold balances In the Treasury to the purchase of the 6s of 1887-8. and other Gold-hearing Stocks, would not only make a further reduction of say $=> 0,000,000, but greatly1 halten, by the very influence of these purchases, th? coli?'erBldn of-the 7-80 per cent. Notes into theOoheblid-jted 6-20 8tdok jf 1805, and still leave, at tho close of the present quari. ?er (D?cerne*r ?i), full sixty militons of Gold in :tlie Iwnerehip of the Treasury, after paying olit $2*>0?0,00? n November for Gold, Interest. '? 'We al?o %nUcfpatie' the iurchas'e or prepayment of a large portion of the $156, i; 100,OOO Compound Notes out of 'the surplus Currency Avenues of the quarter. : K :: ?/ft ? '>"> ''i.'t.ii ; PRtb?OB'M'Apii?Ti'' V;Ut '/'.IA ? ! NEW YORK, Oct?hBr1 ?-^Com?-The d?raand has ?een more general, :tttuT''tiMcM.!f?Ho-ucea"veryarm. fav?at25%c to ?oo';'Native1 Ceylon', 19p to'aid';' Mara aibb, 17%? to 20o, .Lag&jFra, .lT'tfbWi?J??' ; Elb, 17o. b ?9%b ; and St. 1/buii?gO, l6%o"td 17o in gold, por ?outd, '. '5Vi ?'. . ' .;'...?.?"-' ..? COTTON-Has b?en very quiet and muoh aepfoA??d to. (ay, in view bf Ihbiinfav?rable telegraphlc'rept?rtsYrbm .lverpool. Middling grades ranged 88o to 42o, Chlefl, 9c tb 40a per Jh. Sal?s arid' resales 'Blnoe bur lan 86 idle?, ag?lt?Et'receipts of 2?5 bale?. 'Messrs. Oojrri^al! i Z?rega, in their circular b?tllf? 'daresay:ir "Wo' hoy? o report' l?> the week ah 'it'rt??iar m?rl?'?t jrlap^** lavAPUshed our nricoa un to the.oxlreinerates of Mod'" layette decllri?^i? Without R?o'd'icause; arfhfrJcbo?Wt?; idtfrtoota tho 8putharid {r?tfiaV?rpbW'aW'with?ut Isclded chang?'. ' Wth? Oo?t?n' ?Sod? f!uWet:ble?cll?d ?odds are activ?1 at'p'revlrrttS rates," Prices tya br?wn J.J. i_-j..._A i.n. ...ni.,..;.? ~"i*J??l-Uu?S&A ' >829.ba|es ; sues ana resaioj), ^ ,tou Dijes; export ciear knoes since Mo; clay,1,480 bales'; estimated ? tock at the ilose, 80,000 bales. '?' .'{']?('. ''i>?0 Ftoun AND MKAL.-fitate and'Wesfern Flwrh?s,bee,n n very moderate request ^o d?y,' at .urodplt)g'-,prlce6A ^po?taUy'-ip? li? B'cul?fc ?iitcH.il??!* b.e^a^br?iriLBly' >?fel*ed. Sales since ourihat 9850 btils,,Including very 300? to choice ? up. Stato and V/mSM at $8 U) 10 76 ; very aoor to. choice Extra. State Af $8'3D \?'%2 fO.-'incluaing Tuly and Augtist itipp?ctlc?; at $8'30 to $1110, and Sep. tomber and October inspection at fl.ll to ?? 70; roun'd; hoop Extra Ohio, poor to good shipping branda'at $ ll to 12 26 ii bbl. Wjendwqdote!-1 ' ',' .' . Bnpor&neSlate and Western......$8 00 ?10 TC J Ektra State.8 8p, @12 70 Extra.Geneses.....i,v..l2 76,' @J8;00 Common to oh?ice Extra Missouri- .>'^H2 76"1@lt 75 Southern Flour Is.^n'. moderate "request,- at"aecllrilDg prices. .Sales since our last* 640 bbls, in lots, at $12 16 to 13.6$ for poor to'good, and $13 75 to, 16 60 for good to very choice extra brands, $ bbl. Canadian' Flour con? tinues scarce and wanted. Rye Flour is in fair demand, including Superfine at $R 50 to $7 05 $ bbl, Sales 725 bbls. Corn Meal is hr request at $4 75 to d 66 for West? ern, $4 85 to 6 for Jersey, $6 for City, $516 for Marah'? Oalono/ahd $5 2J for Brandywlne, $l)bl."Biles 000 bbls. Ti" ' .? . : , ??.-i .,. GRAIN-Wheat has .been very dull : today j u buyers have bd?n vary reluctant to pay withlni8?to 6c per bush? el of asking prices, especially lor round lots of inferior to common spring, tne offerings of whtch are increas? ing, strictly prime new No i Milwaukee Club and Chi cago Spring Wheat is unsuall/ scarce, mi is wanted hy millers at extreme'figures. A's mach as $2 GO per bush? el was offored to-day for a load of new No 1 Chicago Spring to atrive, but the offer,was not accepted. /'Sales were confinod to small lots, including oldMilwaukee Club at $2 27^, White Genesco at $3 2$, and Amber State at $3 to 8 03 per bushel. Corn, opened voryiheavi* ly at a reduction'"of Ito 2o per bushel; but rallied to? ward tho close, on au improved demand, partly specu? lative und partly for too regular home'trade. Sales eluce our Ia?t add 'up 182,600 bushels,' at 92 toittijic tor inferior; 9?>? to 91o, closing at 93>io,.afloat, and 03? to 94c in Etoru, for sound Mixed Western; 95}?o for Yellow Wustern, and 98J to $1 for White do per bushel. Oata are in alack demand, at declining prices, inoluding Chic uro at 53 to 58c, and MilwnuSeo at 67 to G0%o; Stat" at 61 to G2c; Jersey at COa per bushel. Sales 84,t00 bu-hela Kye is in good request; salea 7800 bushels, iucludinc Western at $1 05 % to 1 10 per bushel. Barley has beoii lu douiimd; J32,500 bushels were sold at $1 40 to 1 46 for Stato, and $145 for Canada Wheat, per bushel, Borlo? Walt conlluuei quiet, jot flrm. ,. HAY.-North River hale is in good request at 95o to $105 for shipment , and $1 40 to $1 50 for local use ncr 100 lbs. fctraw, (.'Otito $1 per 100 lbs. MOLASSES-Has been in lair demand, including Porto Rico at 6Uc to 75c; English Island at 57>iO tb GUc- Cnba I at 44c to 67Ma per gallon. . . ' NAVAL STORKS-Continue In fair requeft, includlne 8piri s Turpentine ut 06&O to 70) per gillon; Crude do I at $5 12H to $5 25; Rosin at $4 30 to $10 per 280lbs Tar at $325 to $4 per bbh . ? 8' OILS-Continue in request and steidy, inoludlnfr Crude Whale at. $1 30 to $135; Bleached Whale at si is I to $1 60; Crude Sporm at $2?0 to' $2 Gu; Unbleached do at $2 90 to $295; Lard Oil at.$l 45 to $1 9.5 -RedI Oil fi? I 95c to $1 05; Linseed Oil at $1 00 to $1 60 f jr Encllah 1 and American, per gallon. . ? .? ? . b" PnovisiONs.-Pork has been moderately active to-dav opening quite hoayUy, but .rallying sharply toward the close, Sals s since our last, 5750 bbls, in lots at $33 IR to 33 60 for new Mess, closing at $33 60, cash % til ?? 81 25 for one year eld Mess, and $30 for new Prime n?r bbl. Sales were also reported of 4760 bbls Mess ioi for ward dellverv, inclut) lug October,' seller'a ontibn ntl $38 26; November, seller's option, at $30 60, and all'th? year, seller, part cash. $28 50, and January arid Febrnn 15J?c for Cumberland, out, and 163/ to lQ??o for ?folf rib, p?r lb; sales 300 boxes. Lard ia impVovlu? saC since our last 725 tes and bbh at 16% to 190 per lb S continue? in fairrequoet at $13 to 18 for new Plain\iZl end $18 to 23 for new Extra do; sales haye been "enow' ed of 370 bbls. Tierce Reef entirely uomlual. Boef Ham n ! continue quiet at $4? to 48 per bbl. Dressed Ho? ar? fair and firm. Butter.continues in moierate rennet nt from 87 to 45o foi state, 45 to 56o for Fancy do and or. to 36o for Western: Cheese rules quiet at ?'to wt peril/.. '. 9 SUOABS-Have been, in good domand and buovan't Sa'es since our last, 1?70 hhds, including Cuba from 1(1^ to 14 cents, and 1?50 boxes Havana niirt ai I 10% to 12% conts, and an iuvoice of Manilla at'liv? etl ig? lb. Reflnod bugara aro tu demand at 13^ toViftj/ cents ? lb. * w/i STEARINE-Sales 78,000 Bs. nt 10 to 18?? cents ? Hi TALLOW-Sales 165,000 lbs, aw2% to 13%, cents tha l latter an extreme price, and 104,voo lbs Grease at io tn ' 13 cental lb. 10 WHISKET-Has been purchased to the extent of 1250 bbls, in bond, at 41 to 42 centBpru- gallon. Market steady. FREIGHTS-Have been "dull to-day, with 602 vessels of all classes iu port. For Livurpool, there were taken TOGO bushels Corn ou private terms. For London, by steam er, 60 tons Oil Cake at 20s per ton. For Antwerp, a brig with Petrol: um, from Philadelphia, at 5s Cd per bbl. Philadelphia Market. PHILADELPHIA, October 6.-BABE.-1st No l qUer0i. tron lg quoted at $35 per ton, but we hear ot no sales. CoiTox-Oontimies very dull, and prices have again declined. Small nales of Middlings are reported at 40 to 42 cents per pound for Uplands and New Orleans. QBOOERIEB.-IQ coffee there is little or nothing doing. Sugaris unchanged; 185 hhds of Cuba sold at from 11% to 12%c per lb, currency vi,? o?nr7??ero 18 a fair' business doing at f ull prices; ft " bb's acid in lots, including Northwest. superfine. ....,..$ 7.75? 8.09 Northwest extra. . 9 00@10.00 Northwest extra family.12.60@13.25 ?e'J"^ ,Van?&and Western superflue. P.60? 9.00 Pennsylvania and Western extra. 9.00@11.00 ll?h ^Western extra family.13.00@14 60 Pennsylvania and Western farcies. .15 0fl@10.50 Bye flour.6 60@09.00 Tiw??irN~Tuere 19 no new feature to present in the ?nr,nmir^t- and Price? ?re well maintained. Sales ? o-? i^?Eh PeniHylvauia and Southern red at $2 85 to ",wi' ?te "nges from $3 io to 3 25. Eye is scarce, and commands $11? f0 l 20 for Western, and $1 23 to w "*^Te,2Deylvania- Corn is quiet, with eales of yel? low at $1 07 to 1 08, and Western mixed at $1 05 to 1 06. wats are unchanged ; ea'es of 20C0 bush new Southern at COc, aud sma.l l ,ts aUOo. ?ann. re?cipta to-day'aro as follows; 1100 bbls flour; 48U0 bush wheat; 1550 bush corn ; 80?6 bush'oats. i novisitKs-The market continues inactive, but FF*8 ar? unchanged. Small sales are making at $34 JU per ow furnew mess pork; 21 to 20c per pound for pi"n.aDd/ancy. baconjbams; 19?? to 20c for pickled do; ri. , 15%o r?B salt Hlioulders, and 18 to 19c per pound ? P?U18 lttrd in '? la and tiorcos. ri -?Iovorseod Balls in a pniall way afc $7 to 7 75 4,Ppuhds; timothy Tangas at from $3 50 to 3 75; OOO oushels flaxaeod sold nt $3 25 per bnRhel. . 'n,.HI8KEr-Continues scarce. Small sales of bbls are tor o'h?o . .4? f0r Pennsylvania, and $2 44 per gallon ' I ' ''' ' "'i.^)' ? ; u " ? ? >(',? ? 1 ~ Late Markets. TZ1 Oelber 0,-Flour quiet. Wheat firm and uncnai/ged. Hales new Amber Michigan at $2 71. Corn io, T . ower; 27^c for Nn- 1> n?i"d- Odtssteady at \r. ?ako ^e'KUts dull and unchanged. . "ttWADKEE, October ll .-Flour quiet Wheat-$2 06 iotM' h P^tefirm; sales at 38C for .No, 1; Roceipts ro-day-2800 bblB Flour, 100,000 bushels Wheat. Ship, melita to-duy-^fluco bbls Flour, 176,000 bushfilB Wheat. OisoiNKAxi,. October C.-Whisker dull at $2 23. Pro? visions quiet;. Mess Pork $32 to 32 50; Lard 17c, nothing doing. QoJdl48!i, . j ST. Lopis, Ootober G.-F)our buoyant and market ??Bligntly netter. Wheat steady, not quotably higher. Gora and Oats.Arin ?nd unchanged.' Proviaiona un-, changed, Whiskey unchanged. . fi nm?-"lu,.,"",!,,.M ' . -_ .I'aaaenfisrit. ' '!>' Per steamship Commander,"fo'rTNew York-Charles T Atwell, Charles Magill. ' Per steamer Dictator, from Jacksonville, Fernandina, :*?-W;W Wall"D. U Wilson, G W Ruff, O Murant, R D yenning, J Feraca, Q Burt and son, F P'opser, S Agnew, [ Mr P,ck, Mrs Warren, Mrs Suapke and child, B H Ger: ' ganus Mrs Frluk/W B Forman, T Monroe, J Molaud,. W E Farrar, J Roberts, G J Hu IL yonutgntcs ptr Hourn Uarolina Kailroad . y i October I?.]., ?? 421 ba,les,Cott?pj 42 baies Domestics, 100 sacks Flour, Lumber, ??o. To G W Williams k Co, C ; N Averill &. 8qn, HoniB'FDuncan, lil Israel, TO Fuller, lt Arnold,. Yajtes k Bro', Olnjy k Co, E H Rodgers k Co, G H Wal? ter ?iC?, J BE Sloan, W W:8mitb. Lee * Spencer, WhV .Hs k OhUoltn, Hagen?, Bergman k Co, J O H.OIausaon, Fraser. & 'Dbl,.Adams, Frpst,& .?o, A J Salinas, Kana-., pant k Lalaue, J A Cook & co, J M Caldwell & Son, J & I J D Kirkpatrick, Bruns k Bee* L D DeSaussura, Roper & Stoney,' D DUtsoy, O Reeder, W P.Dowlipg, A Seok-i endjrff,E Ntfuller, Strauss, Vanees k Co, R H Biker,' Mary, A-SuiltlitE Batos, Johnston, Crows k Co, J Fraser | & Co,WT Burge, and Order, . . .&4%h h<r{ ? Consignees per Northeastern Railroad, ;'; t'Octolier"*th' to 9th ?ncluslv?. w 0> ??f) bales Oo'tt??V ?97 libia Naval Stores, 4 car s Stock, IO!oarsXumber, Furniture/Mdze, &c. Tb 'Mowry & Cd, EH Rodgers k, Co, T Hayden, Mrs ..Waring, Street B?os;&;Oi>iG W WilHams fcOo, W Askew, H .Drake, J A Jacobi, ?MOildw?ll.'&,Son,W,K Ryan,.Adams, .Frost &'Co,?iS^aok'?r,.Ravehel&.^a'cb'eUi, ZDavis, Holmes k Stoney, TH Smith, A'Bobf?so?,H'Co, ?'R?eder, Leo if Spencer, Qruesor k Smith. G K Pritchett, Gaillard t Mln0tt,-8crBVdf S?-NosWt1,-EV*ns.f? Godbold, T L Webb,, W u Bennett. & Co, Can, Kopff & Jervey, K A. fc J F E?rlyr .'.;.:;! - r; . ;,:.'.: .' . ?' ? ?jMUMI*WUIWWH??nBraP?iliJliAIUniJIW?,*lKW??Uilll II-WIWIW POBT GAI??? JN JD AR. ::;''' 'I .. , GOBBEOTBD VKEKIIY. ' ' _ " ( '.I ' I ; "? / '4 ?HA6KBO? THE MOOR. 1 Last ?. 1st. Oh.' 49m. ?n'u|F?ratQ, 16th, 4h. 4n. even N?w?LSth, Iii 38!u. mornkull'M. 23d, 6h. 63n. even '^^^^S?^^^m^norn^^_ Ol i r"?T\v ~~~ 1 MOON I UIO?? MARI?E NEWS. PORT OF C II ARL ESTO Arrlvcit Vaaterilay. OOT. 10 Frenchbark Mazatlan, Fan vre1, Isle of Carmen-sailed I Sept ip. Wood,.Hidcs, &c. To Order. Bound to'Havre, I and put in dl8a61ed. Od the 2d inst, about lal 30, in tho Gulf 8tream, t'xperieuce.d a terrible hurrlcate from N K, during which the, bark was liovo ou he- beam ends, when the mists had to bo cut away; th; vessel thou righted. Sho is also leaking badly ; hai passed numerous disabled vosstls. The M was lowecto this port by the steamer Dictator. There wus om person lost overboard. Bark E A Cochran, Pierce, Boston, 8 days, Jco. To Risley & Creighton, J A Duryoa, Brig Redwood, Borden (late B.iyle), Newpoit, R I stiled Sept 24, buiu.dt; Havana. Onions, Potatoes, kc. To the Mister. On the 2d inst, lat 20.30 Jon 72.35, took a heavy S*E galo, which lasted un'il tho 3d inst, in orea lng to a hurrlciuo, tho wind chungiug to. J W. Ou I the8il(at 0 A M, shipped a heavy sen, which carried I away-foretopmast, wheel, small boat, main?opmast, I nearly tilling tho vessel with water, and nashlig over? board Capt Boylo, Uie second malo, H Turner.aud ono mah. Nothing was sean of these parties alter tley wore carried away. Ono.cf the soamon got overboail twico. but was llually Bayed. After the blow saw a Iffgo ship steering south, with all her top nasts gone. ! Sehr Sallie Mears, Lewi", Turks iuiund, 12 uo-s. Bait. To Von Holton, Tarasen k Co. On. tho 3d hit, about 200 milos ti li ol charleston, oxperieuced a hirricaue from theN li, during tfuich lost bulwarks, stilt salla, damaged rigging, aud had the providions wasled over? board. Saw somo i-ix disabled vossela after thigalo. fc'chr Simuel Cm'nor, Robinson, Philadelphia'7 days. Coal. To A ?etty k Co. 1. r. Steamer Dictator, Coxettor, Palatka, via Jacaonvlllo, Foruaudina, kc. <>2 halos S I and 23 bales Uplud Cot? ton, and Mrize. To J D Aiken k Co, J k J Dtlirkpat rick, King k Veuning, G H Ingraham, Hunt Bis. AT QUARANTINE. Sehr Morning 8tar,-. Cardonas. . Cleared Yesier?la>. j OCT, 10 Steamship Commander, Foote, New York-Bvehel k Co. Sehr Alba, Adams; Boston-H. F Baker k Co. '. Cleared for this Port. Brig Metoor, Anderson, at Bostou, October 5. LIST OF VlSSSlSLS UP, CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PORT. LIVEHPOOI?. Br brig Albert, Erikson, outward bound.bpt'er 14 The Cardigan, Young, sailed.fept'er 18 Tho Maria, McKenzie, sailed. - ?fept'ur 15 BOSTON. BfoamshipGB Upton, Oro well, tJBftil....D'ct'er 6 Brig L'ncoln Webb, Wylie, up.ept'er 18 Brig Walker,-, up..:.,.bpt'er 24 Brig Meteor, Anderson, oleared.Oct'er 6 NEW TOKE. Brig Naraeang, Leak, cleared.iept'ox 26 Brig B Young,--, up.Jept'er 22 Brig Carol! 10, Gulliver, up.-Oct'er 2 Sehr J H Burnett, Wilson, up.iept'er 28 Bohr Maria Hall, (iarflefd, up.Cct'or 3 Sehr B N H.iwltins, Wyatt, up.?ept'er 27 Sehr American, MURS, up.... .....Oct'er 3 Sehr Kate Wentworth, Adams, up.inpt'er 29 Sehr J B Knowles, Kuowles, cleared.3ept'er 21 PHILADELPHIA. Sehr Daniel Pierson, Pierson, cleared.Oct'er 6 BALTIMORE. Steamship Adele, nail, to sail.Oct'er 4 JOHN BIN1NS ~D ESPEOTFOLI.Y ANNOUNCES TO BW FRIENDS XV and tho public generally that ho ha oponod a ?SO?R, GBA1N, HAY AND FEUD STOREU No. 219 BAY, opposite the New Custom H0110. He so ??its a share <A' tho public patronage. He 'ill koop a siBok- constantly rm hand of tho followiij articles, wSr7&o will dispose of ut the lowest racket rutes; FJKirjR, CORN, OATS, HAY, BRAN AND ShORTf. August 17_118 BQKER'S BITTERS, TK)R SALE AT ALL PROMINENT GROClltS, WINE .' AIUROHANT?, AND DRUGGISTS, and Wholesale dy, by I. FUNK, Jr., Sole Agent, ?o. G6 Liberty Street K. Y. August 2i 3mos A PORTION OF O?E STOCJK ;OP PARLOR AND CHAMBER li GRATES is now ready, to which we would invite the attention of our customers. We are prepared to furnish new FENDERS, BLOWERS and other parts, for old Grates, and to flt them up generally like new ones. SHEPHERD, DUG & COHEN, No. 2 97 KING-STREET. Ootober C ._V .. im0 COOKING STOVES AND RANGES. WE ARE NOW PREP ABED TO FURNISH OUR PRIERE S AND CUSTOMERS with the most approved varieties of the aboves Our > long and thorough experience in this City enables us to ?ur nish the very best article of every class, and WE GUARANTEE THE PERFECT OPERATION OF EV&BY RANGE OR STOVE'M SELL. AMONG OUR RANGES THERE IS THE ' '\ DEFIANCE IMPROVED MOTT'S PATENT, Thp niosi; convenient, simple, durable and tasteful RANGS ever made in America, and one that; combines all the best and latest improvements. .'. v . '.; We have the exclusive sale of the celebrated STEWART'S; PlTENT CQQKIlie STOVE; d'E Which, to all the usual conveniences of the best of other STOVES, adds a COPPER RESERVOIR for water iieated by iite; w?ste smoke ; ? spacious CLOSET for keeping-food hot when cooked and a detached ROASTER of ample size, warranted to roast jail meats perfectly; tfhis ?T0VE is admitted ^b>:theMsJ , perfect thing of the kind, and we willi.???take pleasure in showing* iitpail who may call upon ^is. , ?: ??-?: ;;"=-> <? S??EP??ISPK^ SD COHEp" No. 207 KING STREET, CHARLESTON. . v September29. ,,'.;7,, , .;. ' . ? 1 ? ' ?_. ? 3mb.fL ! WE, HAVING PURCHASED VALUABLE MAWIIKERV FOR THE P3J?P0SE OP manufacturing Tinware extensively io all its branches, would respectfully call thc attention of Merchants and Dealers throughout ?lie country to our Wares? Having greater facilities than any other House in the State, we ar?j??!fi^(^!;" our doods ag low as they can be bought in New York, with the expenses added; [. SHEPH[BRE>^:I5TJC .?'COIIE:^ "1 '"Sit' ,' NO. 297 KING STREET, CHARLESTON. September 29 1 - ?..{?'.? _'_ ' ' 8mo SHEPHEBI*;.: ?JJO & ?o?i?^r,; . OONSI8TIN? Ol? : ' ?"" " ' -~ PLANISH, TINWARE . . STAMPED TINWARE, ,, PLATED GOODS, , TEA TRAYS ENAMELLED WARE JAPANNED WAKE COOKING1 UTENSILS FIRE DOGS SHOVEL AND TONGS , TINNED WARK WE WOULD STATE TEAT OUR STOCK OF HOUSE-KEEPING GOODS are too numerous to mention. In purchasing we have se? cured the most Improved Articles adapted to the change in labor --making Cooking easy and Housekeeping a pleasure. ; CALL, AND SEE FOR YOURSELVES ' . AT ' . .. , "" " ,/,,'y,'; " "!| NO. 297 KING STREET. September 20 . ' , T? KENTUCKY STATE LOT?EBY, Drawn Daily at Covington, ?Ky. MURRAY. EDDY & CO,, MANATEES, Tickets from $1 to .$16. CIRCULARS SUNT FBEE OP CHARGE. ORDERS for TICKETS lu the abovo LOTTERY promptly at tended to. Drawings mailod as soon as the Lottery is drawn, Havana Plan Lottery-30,(100 Tickets; 1527 Prizes. Capital Prize, $00,000. Draws the 15th and 31st of eath month. Address H. T. PETERS, United States Licensed Agent, No. 90 Hasel street, or Koy Box 52, Post?nico, July 20 Hmo JAMES MCCORMICK, MERCHANT TAILOR,, WHOLESALE'AND BETAIL DEA1EB IN CLOTHS, CASSIMEKES AND VESTINGS, GENTS* FURNISHING GOODS, No. 35 Broad street, July 23_ Omos CHARLESTON, S. C. A. S. HULL, Agent, 0, W. CORNER CHARLESTON HOTEL, WHERE A FULL ASSORTMENT OF CLOTHS, OAS SIMERE3 AND VESTINGS can be had, togetnei ?'Uh a choiC?MSsortmentif Gentfemen's Furnishing Goods. LINEN AND MU8LIN SHIRTS.lmade order, in an? y le that may be deBired. MR. JOHN T. FLYNN ff Bl givo his special attention tb the TAILORING DEPARTMENT As usual. lyr ,nue ' BOWERS & &ILC0X, BROKERS. AUCTIONEERS ASO GENERAL COU. MISSION AGENTS; No. 127 Meeting Street, oppoa.'Ae tho Market. \N HAND CONSTANTLY: FARMS; PLANTATIONS, / HOUSES AND LOTS for sile and to rent. Are ."spared to rocrivo all kinds of G>8DS, WARES AND ?ER?HANDIHI?, PlvODUCE, ito,, on consignment. .130, FUfiNITURE, HORSES, AND VEHICLES of Very description for sale. Will aliso give our special, attention to OUT-D0OR SALES. ?'-jaos Septembers [ ' THE SOUTHERN EXPRESS COMPACT Office No. 147 Meeting-street. WITH AIL [?AMOAPS THROUGHOUT, xas ?MTED_STATES. Every attention given to the safe Transmission of Freight, Money, and Valuables. WILL CALL FOR AND DELIVBB FREIGHT TO ANY POINT IN THE CITY FREE OF ; CHARGE. M. ?. PLAWT, President, Angusta, Ga, April? MOOBHEAD'S CELEBRATED BITTERS. THE PDBLIO ARE RESPECTFULLY INFORMED that these highly esteemed BITTERS are na* made by the same person who made them for ov$t tweuty years for James Moorhead. He having tbe/rJginal re? ceipt, can confldontjy recommeLd them muai to any modo during Mooihead's lifo time. / Sold in quantities to suit purchasers^ No. 99 CAL HOUN-8TREET, south side, botweoD-Mnetinguuri Au. sou streets.- JAMES McKEAN. September 18 / tuths2mo LXPIE^FH??SET PHILADELPHIA. The Subscribers bavin/ leased thia favorite honse, il /has been REFITTEl/IND REFURNISHED IN /a ELEGANT MANNER, And is no^/prepared with tlie most perfect appointments for the reception of guests. Tho ftyn position among flrst clhss Hotels wiB bm maint?,>ed in the future, as in the j>ast. ye?gtaber3 Smoa HA KER k F4TU/EY / BREWSTER & SPRATT, attorneys at Law and Solicitors ta Equity, r OFFICE NO. 88 BROAD-STREET, Novemotr