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FRIDAY MOBNING, NOVEMBER 2, 1866. COMMERCIAL. yOBKOIf. ?*T rPAXM S-Per Br Behr Advance-?7,816 feet Hewn iSob^; 5400 feet Scantling. 4735 feet Flooring IIO^B^ANETRO-Per brig /eremliOi-198,260 faet Sawed Lamber, 69 bbla Rosin. DOKE6XXO. MW TOBE-Per steamship Andalusia-28 bales SI and 932 bajes Upland Cotton, 104 tc? Etea, 121 bbls Rosin, - ' 19 pkga Sundries, ?9 bbls and 4 bags Dried Fruit.... Per steamship San Francisco-97 tc* Rice, 10 bags S I Cotton.For steamship Quater City-41 bales 8 "-' I and 608 Bales Upland Cotton, 8?' tierces Klee, 9 , boxes Tobacco, 30 Packages...... Per steamship Star ? ? 'of tte South-1039 bftlea Cotton, 80 bags SI Cotton, . 14 ?ercesltice, 164 bbls Bosta, 48 ?bis Turpentine, ' , 62 puncheons Molasses, 2 bales Wool, 1 bale Skins, 4 ' oases Mdzo..Per Bohr Menawa-95,000 feet Lum? ber, 87,000 feet Timber,.Per sehr B N Hawkins 409 empty Barrels, 6 Brass Guns, 1 cask Copper, 2, bundles Rammers, &c, 151 boxes Blue, 1 cask Mdze 1 pack Scales, 30 bates SI and 388 bedes Upland Cot? ton,' 27 casks day, '5 hhds and 15 bbls bon, 600 bbls Rosin, 60 bbls Bosin Oil, 61 bbls Turpentine.' Per BtoBtaship E B Souder-82 boles SI and 669 bales ' - \ Upland, Cotton, 56 bates Yarn, 224#bbls Rosin, 64 tos ' Bice, 89 pkgs, 3 bbl? Dried Fruit, 13 bags Ground Nuts, 12 bags Roots, and 12 bbls Fruit. BALTIMORE-Per steamship Kingfisher-8 tes Rice, 697 . baleB Cotton, 309 Hides, 3 rous Leather, 1 bale Wool, .' 8 pkga. BOSTON-Per sehr Samuel Costner-21 bogB SI and 129 bales Upland Cotton, 20 bates Bags, 5000 pounds Hides, 310 tons Old Iron. PBTLADELPHIA-^er steamship Whirlwind-470 bales Cotton, 3 bales Rope Cuttings, .30 pacltages Mdze. Per sohr Clara-95 bales Cotton,. 23 bales Waste, 187 tons Iron, 20,000 feet Lumber, 60 empty Barrels. THE CHARLESTON MARKET. [FOB THE WEEK ENDING THURSDAY EVENING, NOV. 1.] COTTON.-Since our last weokly report thewoather bas boen, with little exception, favorable to the picking af the staple ; and although there are reports of damag? ing frosts in some neighborhoods, we arc not disposed to think that tho crop up to this time hits received any material injury from that source. Tho receipts at this 'point for the past week amounted to 83 boles of Sci Isl? and and 4584 bales of Upland Cotton against exports ef 6117 bales, and Bales of about 2100 bales. Notwith? standing the drooping character of the New York market *>r much of the week, prices here have been remarkably well sustained, Middling Upland selling ot about 36c. for moat of the period. On Friday last, in consequence of ttl? declining condition of the IiiverpooH and New York markets,, prices become unsettled and irregular, sellers, ill ?oino instances, submitting to ? decline of a >?c.@lo. 3 tb., but the business of the day, which amounted to 266 bales, waa generally on a basis of i ?bout 37o. fy ft. tor Strict Middling Cotton. On Saturday pri?es were rather weak, but not sufficiently so to cause^quotable declino, and, with a fair demand, the (?les of ute day tooted up BomeSlS biles, Middling Beliing for 35o. and ?Wot Middling for87o fy lb. On Monday buyers took .?bout 805 bales at unohanged rates. On Tuesday tho marketwaa? active, with an improved feeling, the staple fringing futtp^vions quotations, and tte operations ex Weding to 680 bales. On .Wodncaday holders became mors dl?joBod to sell, abd the rates, wore rather easier, ?tei some instances to the estent ?rt Kc. fy lb., but the' market, generally was not sufficiently aifeotod to cause a lowering-of quotations, the transactions of the day amounting to about 480 bales. Yesterday the marlrat was dull-buyers apparently were expecting a decline, which leapt most, .of them out of the market, but holders were generally firm j although : in some tram (actions a falling off in price may have been observed ; the salos amounted to 262 bales, as follows, say 4 at 30; 8 at !)3? 15 at 34; 53 at 84)? ; 98 at 35 ; 38 at 35% ; 13 at 30 ; 10 at 36>i ; 15 at 87J?. Wo quote: . Ww Middling...,;,.V...3i?35 Middling.36@ Striot Middling. .. .37@ ~SK? DJ?.?SD:"q^rjon??-l'nere- nas T>8{in rather a good demand for this class of Cotton, and about 100 bales bave changed hands during tho week; wa quote : Common..*.. 70? 75c. ./j'4 Medium qualities....'....'. ' 75? 85c. . Wne.'.?'..;.;./..l.'.:..;...;.:.$l.lW@$1.30 COTTON STATEMENT. -, SrltVtV Upl'd. Rice. Stock on band Sept. 1, 1806. 235 5,300 .... Received from Oct. 23 to Oct. 31, I860 (13 4, Ml 444 Received previously. 736 16,374 858 L Total Eeoeipts... 1,01(4 26.2S8 802 EXPOBT?. $.rd, Up'd. Biet. From Got. 26, to Nov. L18B6... 243 4.869 376 Ixportod proTy, 606 15,718 146 754 20,687 521 Total exporte.......... 754 20,587 521 gtook on hand and on shipboard..... SW .5,651 281 BAHS,. TIHE LAST TEAS. S. rkl., Upl'd. Rice. Stab on-hand Sept. 1,4865.'.........' I 8C 2 1,610 100 .Beooipta from Oct. 23 to Nov. 1,1855 ?9 6,226 25 Received previously. 613 15,184 . 625, 4??^?BO06jlptB..V..'.i......-;.?l.l,Ol* 23,020 650 ?msix?sm . ? S. Itt" Up'd. Ride. From Ooi 27, to NOT.8.1866,.. 20 1,72? 2i SWrlously...... 864 13,827 602 I ' 893 "-15.6W 'JB23 '. Total Exports... ..1)............ 898 15,656 023. on hand-and on shipcVM.... Hil t,464 ; 127 BICE.'-Tho receipts of'this grain daring the week amount to about 8000 bushels of Carolina Rough Bice, ?od 40 tierces of Clean Rico, from Georgetown, S. C. The morewed, amount which hos b een.plaqed on tho market, togotherwith a lack of shipping facilities, has caused prices hp fell off.' Wo learn of sales of 80 tierces of Clean karolina at ?2??c. fy ft.; 50 tierces do. at 19% ? ^ ib.-.a. Tbi Itt 12^c., and a email quantity of inferior at 12c. Wo fnota Clean Carolina at 12 y c. ^ lb. for prime, to 12o. "fy lb. for inferior. NAVAL STORES.-About 450 bbla. Rosin have been irooeived. 100 bbls. of No. 1 were sold at $7; 52 bbls. of aommon and low No. 2 at $5.50. The remaindor waa shippod on owner's account. But Uttle doing in Spirits ot Turpentine, a few bbls. being sold at 65@71; but to? day tho market is looking np, and holders ask 75o. V gallon. Orado Turpentine is selling at $4.50 for Virgin, and 14.25 for yellow dip. HAY.-The receipts of tho wook amount to about 900 bales, ell North Biver. No receipts of Eastern. Trans? actions bl North Biver have taken place at about $1.45 V hundred. The stock of Eastern is light, and tho only oalesa are in a retail way. Wo quote North River at?L4EitoW.50. CORN.-Tho arrivals since our last are about 18,000 bushels from New York, and 7000 bushels from Balti? more. Bi consequence of the advanced rates in North? am markets, prices have to o certain degrco been kept up bore, notwithstanding there is but a limited domand; but buyers aro cautious and aro only disposed to pur abase for Immediate wants. Some 5000 bushels mixed Woatorn were sold on private terms. Wo quote nominally mixed WoBtern at il 32@134; White Western $140, and White "lar y land at il 50@1 65 fy bushel weight, bags in .ludof OA! -Some 1200 bushels havo been received during, thu we but wo learn of no large sales. Wo quote the article a. about 74c. fy buBheL FLO UR,-The markot continues to be well supplied, but prices axe arm and advancing. Northern and West? ern Super ia held at $1150@12 fy bbl. ; Extra $12 50@18 fy bbL Baltimore Super at $12 50@13 fy bbl., and Extra at$14@15 fy bbl.; Double Extra at $16 fy bbL Georgia Floor is setting at $15 C0@16 50 fy bbL BACON.-There ia a good Btook of all kinds, and hold are are setting at about previous rates, say 18c. fy lb for prime Bhouldors; 20c. fy ft for primo Ribbed, and 21c. fy lb for primo clear Ribbed Sidga. HAMS are hold at 24@28o. fy ft, as in quaUty. HALT.-This or?ele continues in good demand and is soiling at about previous quotations, say $2.60 fy sack for tommon Livorpool. BAGGING AND ROPE.-There is a good stock of Gun? ny Cloth on the market, but tho inquiry is mainly for small quantities for country orders; prices remain at about previous quotations, say 35 cents fy yard for largo lola, and 36@87 cento fy yard for smaller parcels. ROPE.-Continues in good supply at former prices, say 20@23 cents fy ft for prime hemp, and lower rates for inferior kinds, TIMBER AND LUMBER.-The low state of the rivers teecps th? stock on the market light, and restricts trans actions. The sales that take placo are at previous rates, say 85@10 fy M for common Timber, $11@13 for good Mill Timber, and $15? 18 for good shipping stuff. Baft Lumber is selling at $12@15 fy M. City steam sawed is held at $20? 30 fy M. FREIGHTS TO LIVERPOOL.-Several vessels on the berth ore filling tip slowly at a >id, for Upland, ld. for Sea Island, and ls. fy bbL on Rosin. To Havre-nothing I doing. To tho West Indios-lumber freights are duU and j nominal for want of stock. Coastwise-T? New York By steamer tho rates have advanced, and shippers are paying lc fl Ss on Upland, 1&C on Sea Island, $2 00 fl tierce on Rice and 50c. per bbL on Rosin; by sailing vessel there is moro offering, hat tho rates aro without j change, say }{o fy lb on Upland Cotton. To Boston the rates by steamer is lo fy lb on Upland Cotton ; by sailing vessel, J? o fy Tb. To Philadelphia, hy steamer %o. fy ft on Upland Cotton; by sailing vessel, V?o. fy R. To Baltimore, the steamersare taking cotton for Liverpool, to be re-shipped by steamer at that point at a >?d. fy lb, all through ; by ; sailing vessel, the rates on lumber are (7 00 to 8 00 per M, ! EXCHANGE.-Sterling Bills aro in only limited de? mand, aha aro selling at $G-80@? 00 to the pound Ster? ling, according to the size and character of tho hill, the goneral rate yesterday being $6 85?0 90. Domestic Ex? change.-The banks are purchasing Sight Checks on New York at )i fy cent, off; 10 days, >? off; 15 days, 1 fy cent off;- 20 days, 1% off; 80 days, 1% off. They sell Sight | 1 Drafts on New York at par. GOLD.-The brokers are buying at 46 and selling at 48. Augusta Market. AUGUSTA, Ootober 31.-GOLD.-Brokers buy at 147 j and seU at 149. SILVER.-Buying at140 and selling at 145. COTTON.-There has been a fair domand, but the mar? ket is somewhat unsettled. Sales 418 bolos-1 at 32, 2 at 83, 23 ot 33}?, 2 at 34, 7 ot 35, 44 at 35>?, 200 ot 30, 24 at 36}?, 44 at 3CX, 7 at 30^, and 4 at 37 cents. The roeeipts are 560 bales. We quote Strict Midddling at 35>< cents. New Orleans Market. NEW ORLEANS, Qctobor 27.-COTTON.-Tho market opened this morning with a continuance of tho previous demand, and notwithstanding tho heavy buslnoss of yes? terday had greatly reduced tho supplies, yet, as several now lists were offered, bnyors carno forward with un? abated spirit; and, although met by increased proten? sions on the part of holders, tho movement continued quito actico from tho opening to tho closo of business, resulting in sales of 4200 bales, including 1750 by ono broker, nt prices within tho range of last evening's quo? tations. Fifteen brokers participated in the business Referring to tho above remarks, we quote as follows: Or dinary 30a31c, Good Ordinary 33a34o, Low Middling 35036c, arid Middling nominal at 88a-. STATEMENT 07 COTTON. Stook on hand Sept. 1st, 1850.bales.. . 102,082 Received to-day..? . ...JT* Rooeivod previously.74,935 .77,23? Cleared to-day.1,385 Cleared previously..i .64,498 179,318 05,881 Sleek on hand. 113, 437 The olearanceo comprise 1178 .bales for New York, and 207 fer Baltimore. SUG.AB AND MOLASSES.-The receipts this morning cora prise 10 hhds new crop fully fair Sugar, the first receipts of Sugar thiB season ; and SO half bbls choice Molasses, tho second receipts of Molasses thia season, from the Parish of St John the Baptist; and 80 bbls Syrup, the third lot of Syrup this BeaBon, from the Parish of St Charles. The Sugar has not yat been sold. We are informed that an offer of 15^o fy 10 was refused, and 16Xc asked. The 89 half barrels Molasses brought SI 05, and the 30 bbls Syrup $1 fy gallon, The first receipts of now crop Sugar last year were on the 6th Novomber, when 8 hhds ar? rived from th? Parish of St. James, classing good yoUow clarified, and sold at 10^c fy Yo. The above mentioned transactions comprise the entire business thus far. Th ri market is boro of Louisiana Sugar and Molasses, whilo tho stock on hand of the production of Cuba ls very small. Kia altogether neglected, however, buyers having turn? ed their attention wholly to the new crop of Louisiana, freer receipts of Which aro expected next week. FEEIOHTS-The Freight market continues quiet, and tho rates aro unchanged. The offerings for shipment by steamers for the North are fair, - 'while the supply of for? eign tonnage is increasing, and is amply sufficient for tho demand. The rates are lc fy lb for cotton, and OOo fy bbl for flour by steam for Now York, and l%o for cotton for Boston. Sail for Now York and Boston, %@%o fy lb for cotton, and 7Go fy bbl for flour. Sall for Liverpool 9-16? %d fy lb for cotton, and 1>?O for Havre. MoMlo Market. MOBILE, October 27.-COTTON.-The market openod this morning with a good demand and bettor fooling. Factors genoraUy wcro firm in thoir idoas, and covered up their better tables when they could not obtain full prioes. Brokers report the ?took ou sale more limited than it has boon for some days past Sales to tho extent of ?00 boles wero effected, at 35a30o. for Middling, and, 83o34c. for Low Middling. After roceipt of tho New York noon telegram, reporting that market duh, buyers with? drew from the market. MONETAEY AND FINANCIAL.-Early in tho day thoro was considerable activity in tho Gold markot ot 146 to 148, but after tho noon quotation from Now York was known, the demand closed, and prices dropped to 144al4C, buy? ing and soiling. The roto for New York sight is still irregular, with morket quiet arid transactions light. Tho chocking rate is from.par a }? discount by Banks and bankers, and %a% discount buying outside bllto, . Wo bear of nothing doing la Sterling. It a toa nominal. Nev.".Orleans sight continuos in fair request at pur o ft premium. j Baltimore Market. BALTIMORE, October 29.-BEAN-Wo report a sala i>f 1000 bush at 26o fy bush. ... COTTON-Continues quiet arid nominal at 37a37>iorbr Middling Upland. COFFEE-We report a duU markot to-doy; only sales re? ported was 28 bags fair Rio at 17 ??o gold. . FLOUE-There, ls increased firmness on tho part of holders. We report salos on Saturday of 200 bbls North? western Extira at $12 87al3( to-day ?100 do do at 813; choice do held at $13 25al3 60; 200 bbls Northwestern Super at $1195; 100 bbls City Mills do at $1175, at tho cloao held at $12. Most of the millers have resumed work, having repaired tho damage sustafuod by the lato flood. We revise quotations, viz: Howard-street Super and Cut Extra.. .$11 20 @?12 25 Howard-street Shipping Extra. 13 50 @ 00 00 Howard-street high grades.... 14 00 @ 14 60 Howard-street Family. 15 50 ? 16 00 Ohio Super and Cut Extra. 00 00 @ 00 00 Ohio Retailing. 00 00 @ 00 00 Ohio Family. 15 00 @ 15 BO Northwestern Super.ll 25 ? ll 60 Northwestern Extra. 12 87K@ 13 60 City Mills Super.ll 25 ? 12 00 City MUIs Shipping brands Extra. 15 00 ? 15 00 Baltim'o, Welsh's* Greenfield Family. 17 00 ? 00 00 Baltimore High Grado Extra. 16 25 ? 00 00 Eye Flour, new. 7 co @ 7 75 Oom Meal-City Mills.. 6 62>?? 5 76 GBATN.-Supply of Wheat to-day was comprlsod of 1840 buena white and 7000 bush red; market was 5 cents high? er for primo and choice reds, with sales of 4000 bush at $3 30o3 85; small i ? ? ~ rior do at ?2 35; only 100 bush white reported sold Li ?J Corn-5000 bush whit? and 2300 bush yellow received; included in tho sales were 2230 bush white at $1 21al 22; 275 bush new do at $110; 700 bush yellow at $1 16; 750 bush Western mixed at $103. Oats-10,600 bush offered; domand brisk, sales of 7000 bush at 59a61 cents, bulk at 60 cents. Rye-No re? ceipts or sales. MOLASSES.-No sales reported lo-day. PROVISIONS-There is a good inquiry for Bacon, but the stock of Shoulders and Sides out of smoke is ex? tremely light, several of the largest dealora were to-day ontirely bare; sales wore necessarily restricted. Wo quote prices steady ns bofore, viz; Shoulders 17c, rib Sides 19c, and clear rib 20c; Hams 22>?@23c for shipping and 25@26>?o for sugar-cured. No Bulk Moats offered. We notice a Bale of 60 bbls Prime Moss Pork to Govern? ment, at $35 50; Moss is scarce and firm at $34 C0@34 75. Lord we quote at 16 \<fi for primo Western. SEEDS-Clover is in Ught supply and held firm at $8 75 @9, as to quality; no largo lots sold. Timothy is still quoted at $3 60?3 76, and Flax at $3 20 fy bushoL SALT-Is steady as last quoted, viz: ?2 20@2 25for Liverpool Ground Alum; ?3 10@3 25 fy sack for do Fine, and 60@60o cents per bushel in lota for Turk's Isl? and. SUGAR-The, only Bale to-day was 196 hhds Domcrara vacuum pan on private terms. WHISKEY-We quoto nominal at $2 40 fy gallon. No Boles. OCTBER 80-Noon.-COFFEE-There is no change to noto hore; concessions to buyers have boon mado in New York, but the Ught stock in this market enables holders to be firm in thoir demands. COTTON-Is quiet; Middling Uplands stUl quoted at 37 cents. FLOUR-The market is characterized by great firmness, the receipts continuo Ught, and the demand is quite ac? tive. We report sales to-day of 100 bbls Northwestern Extra at $13, and 100 bbls do. choice at $13 75. We reviso quotations os foUows: Howard street Super and Cut Entra... .$11 50 ?$12 50 Howard street Shipping Extra. 12 50 ? 13 00 Howard street Retailing Extra. 13 00 ? 14 00 Howard street Family.. 14 50 @ 15 50 Ohio Super and Cut Extra. Ohio Retailing. 12 75 @ 13 50 Ohio Family. 14 60 @ 16 00 Northwestern Super. 10 75 @ ll 25 ' Northwestern Extra. 13 00 @ 13 75 City MiRs Super. 10 75 ? ll 12 City Mills Shipping brands Extra. 14 60 ? 15 00 Bait, Welsh's & Greenfield Family.... 17 00 ? 00 00 Balrimoro High Grade Extra. 16 25 ? 00 00 Rye Flour, new. 7 00 ? 7 75 Corn Meal-City Mills. 6 20 ? 6 25 GRAIN.-Recoipts were again very light, those of Wheat comprise 025 bushels white and 1024 busholB red, the de? mand for which was fairly activist $3 30a$3 40 for strictly good white, and ?3 2o&3 35'for'strictly good to choice red. Ot' cora receipts were 1845' bushels White and 3452 bushels yellow; of wMto'-12Btf^u8hels old sold ot $120a $122, and 96 bushels nowi?'$110; yellow was not active, the only sale reported being 1600 bushels at SI 17, an advance of lc. on yesterday's prices. Reoeipts of Oats were 6744 bushels, with sales of 4150 bushels at 60c, and 2800 bushels at 61c. weight No Rye was reoeived, but sales wore reported of 40 bushels at fl 40, and 300 bush .3a at $186. PBOVISI?NB-Thero never was a bettor demand for ! con than exists at present? but the market is ban stock, and so soon as any arrives it at once goes into c I, Bumption. We quote shoulders at 17o; rib sides at 1 clear rib at 20c. Hams are quoted at 22%c, plain, one to 28%c, 'sugar-cured canvas. No bulk meats are offer Mess Pork ls scarce and firm at $34 60 to 3170. L continues dull and drooping; we quote Western at 16j -no quotations for city. , SALT-Is Bteady at last quotations. Liverpool Grot Alum $2 20 to 2 26; do fine S3 10 to 8 25 per sack. Tu Island 50 to 52c per bushel. WHISKEY-Continues dull, and is buotad nomint $2 40 for Western. New York Market. MONEY MABKET. - - / Tho New York Journal of Commerce of Tnesd October 30th, saya : The business of the week opons with conisdorable s mationinsome departments: tho market generally p ?ente but little activity. Money continues in liberal si ply, but with an increased demand for capital, both ?mrposes of legitimate business and speculation, c oans are made on stock collaterals at 4a6 per cent, a upon Government securities at 3a4 per cent. Flrst-cl commercial paper at short date is readily placed at. 1 per cent per annum discount, and selections oro tik from other good names having longer time to matdr at GaB per cent. Gold opened this morning at 145%, touched 145%, tb advanced to 146%, and closod at 146%. , Silver is in moderate request.at 6a6%c below tho pri of gold. Foroign exohange is firm. Leading bankors ask 10? for 60 days' sterling bills, and 110% for short sight do. 1 quote: Bills at 60 days on London 108%@109% for co: merciol; 109%@109% for bankers'; do. nt short sig 101%@110%; Puris at 60 days 6.16@5.13%; do. at sh( Bight 6.12%@5.10; Antwerp 5.16%@6.13%; Swiss 5.1? ?5.13%; Hamburg 30%?37; Amsterdam 40%@4i; Frankfort 40%?41%; Bremen 79%@79%; Prussian tl lora 72@73.5i. Stocks were steady at tho carly oponing; at tho rcgul morning board thoro was less spirit manifested than f some days past, although prices of most descriptio wcro on tho whole well sustained. In the afternoon thc was a hotter feeling, and a partial improvement in rab Governments are quiet. PRODUCE MARKET. MONDAY EVENING, Octobor 29-ASHES.-Thoro is fair demand for pots ut $9 75al0 00. Pearls are non nal. Bni?ADBTUFFS.-Tlio mai'kot for State and Western flo' is quito activo at an advance of 15u25e. The sales a 14,600 bbls at $9 COall 75 for Superfiuo State; $10 1 ll 85 for common oxtra State;$12 I0aI3 25 for choico d $9 50u$ll 75 for superfino Michigan, Indiana, Ohio, low kc, and $10 40al2 75 for extra do; $13a$16 for choice o tra do, including shipping brands of round hoop Ohio $12a$13 25, and trade brands of do at $13 35al4 7C, cl sing quiotly, with tho odvanoo partially lost. We quoto: Superlino State.$9 50? Il 1 Extra State.10 10@13.: Super Western. 9 50? ll ' Eitra Western.10 40@12 1 Extra Ohio round hoop.12 00? 13 : Do. (trade).13 26?14 ' Extra GenoBoe.-@ Extra St. Louis.?.12 00?13 < SODTHEBN FLOTTE-Rules in tho sellers' favor. Sal( were made of 60S bbls at $12 75al4 60 for common, BI 814 60al7 for extra and family brands. RYE FLOUB-Better prices aro obtained. Wo noti< sales of 660 lbs at $7u8 25 for fino and superfine. COEN MEAL-Thero is not much doing, but fuRflguri only will be acccopted. Sales were made of 400 bbls i $5 90 for city, $6 for Calorie, and $5 80 for Brandywine, WHEAT-The market opened at au advance of one 1 two couts, closing, however, quietly, with prices..ruhr weakly. Tho sales are 89,000 bushels at $2 35a2 40 fi No 2 Chicago and Milwaukee; $115 for inferior No Chicago, and $3 08a315 for new amber State. RYE-Rules rather Htxongor.- Sales were made ) 34,000 bushels at $142 for new Western, $130 for old do $145 for Canada, and $122 for do. in bond. BAULKY-Thero is a large buslnoss doing at bette figures. Wo notice sales of 140,000 bushels at $1 25a$l ? for two rowed State; $138o$l 40 for Canada Wost, an $118 for do. in bond. BAULKY MALT-IS Belling in small lots at $145a$l 60. OATS-Are in good demand, and an advance of one i two cents bas beon maintained. We notlco sales < 163,000 bushels at 68a71c. for Chicago and Milwauket and 71%a78o. for State. COEN-The market is not so active, but prices rule tw to throe cents firmer. The sales are 215,000 bushels ( $1 20**1 22 for inferior; $122aU 25 for shipping Wester mixed, in storo and afloat, and $135 for white and y clio Western. .COFFEE-Tho market for Rio ia oui tc activo nt abor formor figures. Baies wore made of 2500 bags Rio, oi steamer South America, at 13%o gold, in bond; 2600 bag do, ex-Contest; 1200 bags do, ox-Union, and 809 bags d( ox-Chinisorin, on private terms. COTTON-Thoro IB a moderate business doing for oxpoi and spinning at rather irregular prioos. Tho sales amour to 2050 bales. We quoto : N. Orlcan Upland. Florida, Mobile. andTexai Good Ordinary..35?- 36@- 30@- 37@ Low Middling...37@- 38?- 39@- 39@ Middling.39@- 40@- 41@- 41@ Good Middling..43?- 43?- 44@- 45? HAY-IB soiling at $110 for shipping, and $140al 55 fo retail qualities. HIDES-Are in good demand, and as tho stock on han? is now very considerably reduced, holders will occei full flguros only. We notice soles of 2000 Buenos Ayre 23 lbs average, at 21 %c, gold; 1000 city slaughter (steer; 68 lbs avorago, at 14%o, currency; 4500 Rio Grande, t arrive, 21 lbs average, at 18%c, gold; and in Baltimore tc como hore, 16,000 Buonos Ayres, 21% lbs average, o: private terms. Hors-The market is fairly active at unchanged ratof The salea include 180 bales at 16a40o for old crop Amen can, and 48a60c for new crop do. MOLASSES-Remains os at lust report. Wo notice salo C???O bUdsn'4Qo for centrifugal, ?na ???.? for ajunco vado, NAVAL STORES-Spirits turpentine gonorally was no particularly active; ono or two parcels, however, changei hands, footing fully 675 bbls, at strong prices, the marke oponing at 82c and closing at 84aS5o. Rosins are quiet email lots of common, footing about 200 bbla, wore sole at 56 75; 800 bbls strained sold at $612%a0 51), and HOI bbla No 1 aJii pale at $10al8. * ParaoLEUM.-The market is extrmoly dull; soles of 90( bbla crude at 22a22%c; bonded-standard white at 87c. PBOVIBIONS.-Pork.--The market ls not so active no: excited, and prices rulo a shade eaalor. The solos foot uj. 7000 bbls at $34 10o$34 60 cash.and for delivery the re maindor of tho month, closing at $34 50; $32 00a32 G2ys for do regular; $39 for '64a'65 meas, and $28 60ai28 76 foi WeBtorn prime. Also, for future delivery, 1500 bbls at $29 60s. o., November, and $33 b. o., November. BEEF-Remains about the Borne. Sales wero made o: SOO bbls at $12 60a$13 for plain Western mess, and $18s $23 for extra do. BEEF HAMS-^-ATO dull and hoavy. Wp notice Boles o: 50 bbls Western at $41n$45. BACON SIDES.-Tho market is inactive. The Bales in? orado 140 boxes at 15al5%o for Cumberland cut; lGo for short rib, and 16%o for short olear. ?? CUT MEATS-There ls but little inquiry. Sales were modo of 175 paokagos at 16@18%o for hams in dry salt and swoot pickle, and 14@14%o for shoulders indo. LAmV-The market dull and heavy. Solos woro made of 600 tierces and bbla ut li? 15,ye for No 1 to kettla rendered city; H%@16%0 for No 1 to steam rendored Western', and 15%? lGc forkottle rendorcd do. BUTTEB-Tho market is dull and hoavy. CHEESE-There is a limited call for very fancy factory at about 17c; other kinds aro not wanted. Rion-We learn of no chango in tho markot. Wa quoto Rangoon at 10@10%c. SALT-Thc market ia inactivo, but steady. SUQAB.-'ibero is but little doing in raw. We quote fair to good refining at 10%allc. The Bolos are 58 hhds Cuba at ll%all%c, and 818 boxes Havana at llal3%c. Refined is in gocd demand at unaltered rates. We quoto soft yellow at 14al4%c; soft white at 1 Salome, and crush? ed, powdered and granulated at 16%c. TALLOW-ls qulot but steady. Tho soles embrace 84,000 pounds at 12al2%. STEABINK-Rulos in the buyers' favor. We notice Bales of 43,090 pounds at 14al6c, GBEASE.-Tho soles aro 32,000 lbs at 9al2%. TEAS.-Are in moderate request; sales of 900 half chests natural loaf Japan. WHISKEY.-Tho market is quiot and steady at 40a42c for Western, in bond. FBBIOHTS.-To Liverpool, por steamer, 12,600 bushels barley ut 4d, and 26 hhds tobacco at 25s. To London, 14,000 bushels oats at 4d. Philadelphia Market. PHILADELPHIA, Octobor 29.-COTTON-Pilcos are unsettled and rather lower. Small sales of Middliugs ure reported ot from 39o40c fy lb for Uplands and Now Or loans. GBOCEBIES-Thero is vory little doing in cithor Sugar or Coffee, but prices remain about.tho same as last quoted. FLOUB-Tho markot was moro activo to-day, and some holdors ask a further advance. About 2500 bbla sold to tho homo trade, including Northwoat Superfine.$7 67? 8 00 Northwest Extra. 8 50@10 CO Northwest Extra Family..12 60@13 75 Pennsylvania and Wc3torn Superfino,. 8 50? 9 00 Pennsylvania and Western Extra. 9 25@12 00 Pennsylvania and Western Extra Family.13 00@15 00 Pennsylvania and Western Fancies..15 50@16 60 Rye Flour. 7 75? Pennsylvania Corn Meal. 5 00? 5 50 Brandywine. 6 00? GHATS.-Thero isa steady demand for wheat ot full prices, but tho absence of supplies restricts operations. Salea of fair and choice Pennsylvania and Southern red wero made at $3aV.3 25. White may bo quoted at $3 35a $3 40. Rye ia In fair request, and commands $140 per bushol for Western. Corn ia scarce and prices are 5c. per bushel higher; sales of 6500 bUBhels yellow at $1 25, and 500 bushels Wostern mixed at $1 24. Oats aro also higher; sates ol 7500 bushels Southern ot 04c, ond Penn? sylvania at 65c. por bushel. The receipts to-day aro as follows: 1850 bbls. Flour, 3440 bushels Wheat, 3100 bush? els Corn, 9050 bushels Oats. PROVISIONS.-Prices aro woU maintained, but the mar? ket continues inactivo; small soles aro malting at S85 per bbl for now mess pork; 20a20c per lb for plain and fancy bocon hams, 19a20c for pickled do, 15%o for salt shoul dora; 16%al7c for prime lard in bbls and tes; and 30a32c per lb for butter as to quality. WHISKEY.-Small sales of Pennsylvania bbls are ma? king at $2 40a2 41; 60 bbls of Ohio at $2 43%, and email lota at $2 44 per gallon. Wilmington Harket. WILMINGTON, October 31.-TUBPEXTINB-Solos of 203 bbl? at $S 75 for virgin and yellow dip. EOSIN-Sales of 145 bbls No 1 at $8a9; GO bbls No 2 at $6 25a5 50; 178 do common $4 26a5. s Spntrra TUBPENTINE-sro sales to report. Holders ask? ing above the viows of buyers. TAB-78 bbls sold at $2 00. TIMBEE-8 rafts prime and tulr mill Bold at $llal2 60. COTTON-Two small lots sold ?t 36c for Low Middling, and 36o for Middling. '?-?:r Lato Market?. CINCINNATI, October 29.-Flour and wlvjat in good de? mand. Whiskey firm at $2 34, in bond, ami $2 84 froe. Mess pork nominal Lard 13>?o. Hogs chm. Gold 145K. v CHIOAOO, October 29.-Flour quiet Wheat firm at I 82 19a2 20 for No 1, and $192al 93 for No 2. Corn ad? vanced 2c, closing firm at 89a90o for No 1, and 65a86)?Q for No 2. Oats firm at tho advance of 2y2 o3c ; sales at 46c for No 1, and 44#a4%o for No 2. Freights quiet at 17o on Corn to Bufl'alo. Provisions quiet; mess pork $28. Hogs dull at 8a8%c for common to oholco. Shipments. 15,000 bbb flour, 142,000 bushels wheat 121,000 bushels corn, 60,000 bushels Oats. Receipts_9000 bbls flour, 98,000 bushels wheat, 26,000 bushels corn, 23,000 bushels oats, 1400 hogs. '>-"? MILWAUKEE, October 29.-Flour active, and advanced 20c Wheat dull at $2 13 for No 1, and Si 93& for No 2. Corn advanced Ga6c. Oats advanced 3o. Boceipts-3500 bbls flour, 108,000 bushels wheat. Shipments-4000 bbls flour, 124,000 bushels wheat. ST. LOUIS, October 29.-Flour very firm at $0 62^0 $11 for superfine; $13 37>?a$13 75 for single extra; $12a $14 25 for double extra; and $15 25a$16 for fancy. Wheat firm nt $2 25a$2 85 for primo to choice spring; $2 80o$2 88 for primo fall; $2 90a$3 for choleo to ostra do. Corn advanced to OCaSl 05. Oats higher; 50a54c. Pork lower; $32 60a$33. Bacon-clear sides 18>?al9>?c, and | lG^alO^c for shoulders. Lord 15^c for prime tes. Charleston Wholesale Prices, Corrected anil Revised for the Week ending Thursday, November 1, X86G. ARTICLES. ' J PRICES. BAlfW?G.'Wnr?-' Dundoo.,. 40 ? 65 Gunny Cloth. 35 ? 30 BALE ROPE, fy ft-^Manilla. 25 ? - Western. 20 ? 23 New York. - ? - BREAD, fy lb Navy....^. _ ? _ Pilot. 10 ? - Crackero. 12 ? 15 BRICKS, fy M. 0.00 ?20.00 BRAN, fy 100 lbs. - ? _ COTTON, fy lb- ? Ordinary to Good Ordinary. 31 @ 33 Low Middling. 3t @ 35 Middling to Strict Middling. 86 <?) 87 GoodMiddling. - ? __ Sea Island. 70 @ I.30 CANDLES, fy lb-Sperm. 30 @ 32 Adamantino. 25 ? 20 Tallow.?. 19 ? 20 COFFEE, fy Mi-Rio. 26 ? 32 Laguayra. 28 @ 85 Java. 38 ? 46 CORDAGE, fyi lb-Manilla. - ? - - Tarred American. 26 ? 28 CORN MEAL, fy bbl.. 0.00 ? - COAL, fy ton-Anthracite.11.00 ? - Cumberland. nominal. COPPER, fy lb-Sheet. 68 ? 60 FISH-Cod, fy 100 lbs. 9.00 ?10.00 Herring, fy box. 75 ? 90 Mackerel, No. 1, fy half bbl.13.00 @ - Mackerel, No. 2, fy half bbl.12.00 ?13.00 Mackerel, No. 3, fy bbL.16.00 ?18.00 Mackonsl, No. 1, by kits. 2.75 ? 3.00 No. 2. 2.30 ? - No. 8. 2.00 ? - Sardines, fy 100-quarter boxes.. 23 @ 25 Half boxes.... 48 ? 60 FLOUR, fy bbl-Super.11.50 ?12.00 Northern and Western Extra.12.50 ?13.50 Baltimore Extra.14.00 ?16.00 Southern Extra.15.60 ?16.50 FRUITS-Prunes, fy lb. 22 @ - Figs. - ? - ; Dried Apples. 10 ? 28 Almonds, soft shell. 35 ? - Raisins, M. R., fy box.-.. 4.00 ? 5.00 Raisins, Layer. 4.50 ? 5.50 Oranges. - @ - Lemons. 4.00 ? 8.00 GLASS, fy box of 50 feet American, 8x10. 6.50 ? 0.00 American, 10x12. (1.00 ? 6.60 French, 12x14.. 7.00 ? 8.00 GRAIN- Maryland Oat?, fy bushol. 74 ? - Wostora Oats, fy bushol. - ? - Corn, fy bushel. 1.32 ? 1.65 Beans, fy bushol. 2.00 ?3.00 HAY* fy cwt-North River. 1.45 ?1.60 -Eastern. 1.60 ? - HIDES-Dry, fy lb. 10 ? 12 INDIGO-fy lb. 1.00 ? 1.75 IRON-Bofined, fy lb. 07 ? 07J? Swedo. 09 ? 10 LATHS, fy W. 4.00 ? 4.50 LIME-BhoU, fy bbl. - ? - South Carolina. 1.00 ? - Rockport. 2.00 ? 2.25 Comont. 2.75 ? 3.50 Planter Parla. 4.00 ? 4.50 LUMBER, fy M. feet Clear White Pine, 1st quality. 90.00 ? - White Pine, good run. 75.00 ?80.00 Yellow Pine. 20.00 ?25.00 Boards, fy M. fcot-Rough.12.00 ?15.00 Grooved and Tongued.... 28.00 ?32.00 LEATHER, country tannod, fy lil. - ? - MOLASSES, fy gallon Cuba. 45 ? 50 Musoovftdo.,. 55 ? 65 tragar HoUjw. 60 ? GO j NA VAL STORES, 9 b*>l-T?r. 2.7? @ - Pitch. _ ? _ Rosin, Pale. - ? - Rosin, No. 1.7.60 ? - Rosin, No. 2.,. 6.50 ? - < Bosin, No. 3. - ? - I Spirita Turpentine, fy gallon_. - ? - j Oakum, fy lb. 10 ? - NAILS-American, 4@20d, fy keg. 7.00 @ 7.75 American Wrought. - ? - Lathing. 7.50 ?10.00 Copper, fy lb. 1.00 ? - Galvanized. 30 ? - Spikes...... 12 ? 16 OILS-lard, fy gallon. 2.10 ? 9.80 Linsood, fy gallon. 1.94 ? 2.00 Sperm, Winter, fy gallon. 2.85 @ - Cotton Seccf, fy gallon.- ? - Castor (E. I.), fy gallon. 4.60 ? 4.75 Olive, fy dozen. 8.00 ?10.00 Kerosene, 'fy gallon. G8 ? 72 .BMBi^flMallon..;. - @ - PROIgSKfflS-ticcf, mose, fy bbl.10.00 ?30.00 jabot, primo.14.00 ?15.00 ?Tork, mess. 36.00 ?38.00 Rump.18.00 ?25.00 Bacon, Hams, fy lb. . 24 ? 28 Bacon, Sides. 20 ? 21 Bacon, Shoulden. 17J?? 18 Bacon, Strips.,. 22>i@ - Lard, in keg. 19 ? 21 Butter,,...". 30 ? 45 Cheoao. 16 ? 30 Potatoes, fy bbl....... 3.00 ?3.25 Onions.,. 3.75 ? - ApploB. 4.01) ? 0.00 PAINTS-White Load, fy lb. 10 ? 18 Black Load.< 12 ? 14 Zinc, White. 16 ? 22 PLOW STEEL, fy lb 12 ? - ?/CE-Carollna, fy lu. 12 ? 12>i East India.10 ? 10 SLA TES- American, fy square.12.50 @ - SHINGLES, fy hi. 7.00 ? 8.00 White Pino, first quality.12.00 ? - SALT-Liverpool, coarse, fy sack. 2.50 ? - Liverpool, fine. - @ - SOAP-BK, fy lb. ll ? 15 STARCH, fy lb. 10 ? 12 SPICES, fy llb-Cossia.?.. 1.12&? - Mace. 1.76 ? - Cloves. 1.25 ? - Nutmegs. 2.00 ? 2.50 Pepper..... 40 ? - Pimonto. 40 ? 50 Rnco Ginger. 37 ? - SPIRITS, fy gallon-Alcohol. 5.00 ? 6.00 Brandy, Cognac. 4.00 ?12.00 1 Brundy, Domestic. 3.00 ? 3.75 Gin, Holland. 4.75 ? G.0O Gin, American. 3.50 ? 3.75 Rum, Jamaica. 5.00 ? 0.00 Rum, N. E. 2.D0 ? 3.00 Whiskoy, Bourbon.3.00 ?5.00 Whiskey, Roctiflod. 2.30 ? 9.40 SUGAR, fy lb-Raw. 13 ? 10 Crushod. 18 ? 19 ClarifiodA. 17 ? 18 ClorifledB. - ? - Clarified C. 16>i? 17 Loaf.:. 13 ? 19 Porto Rico. 13^? 14 Muscovado. 12 ? 14 SEGARS-DomesUcmanufacturo, fy M. 18.00 ?45.00 TEAS, fy lb-Imperial. 2.00 ? 2.50 Gunpowder. 2.00 ? 2.50 Hyson. 1-50 ? 1.60 Young Hyson. 1.50 ? 1.60 Black. 1.00 ? 1.75 TOBACCO, fy lb, as per quality. 1.35 ? 1.60 TIMBER-Rtivm Timber-Yellow Pino. 5.00 ?20.00 Ash. - ? - Poplnr. - ? - Hickory. - @ - TIN- IO Booting Plato.10.50 ? - IX Roofing Plato.18.00 ? - I C Tin Plato, 10x14.17.00 ? - I X Tin Plate, 10x14.19.00 ? - IC Tin Plate, 14x20. 18.00 ? - Block Tin, fy lb. 40 ? - TWINE-Colton, fy Yb. 75 ? - Baling. 46 ? - Homp. 45 @ - Jute./.. GO ? - VARNISH-Brigkt, fy gallon. 25 ? - Paraflno. - @ - VINEGAR-White Wine, fy gallon..... 60 ? - Cider. 30 ? - French. 1.00 ? 1.2S WINE, fy gallon-Port. 2.50 @ 0.00 Madeira. 2.25 ? 5.00 Sherry.! 2.26 ? 6.00 Claret fy case. 6.00 ?13.60 Champagne, fy basket....25.00 ?80.00 ? tme-4Bmt, fy tb. 20 ? af Exports of Cotton HtOM TOE POET O?0HABMBTO?, fl. C., OOKIlEKOrsO 1ST j *' LM> T? HOYEMBEB 1, I860, INCLUSIVE. WHENCE EXPORTED. Liverpool. HuU. London... Glasgow.., Cork. Total to Great Britain. Havre...;. Marseilles. Bordeaux and Rochelle. Nantes.... .. ... Total to France.. Russia-Northern Forts..... Russia-Ports of Black Sea.. Sweden and Norway.. Denmark. Spain-Ports on the Atlantic.. Spain-Ports pn Mediterran'n. Hamburg. Bremen. Cuba. Total other Foreign Ports. New York.... Boston...... Philadelphia. I Baltimore,... I Savannah.... ! Wilmington.. Jackson villo., Total to Coastwise Ports..., Grand Total. THIS WEEK. 4,843 160 766 695 5,854 5,854 PREVI? OUS CV. 2,665 51,665 9;479 1,757' 295' 1,727, 13,268 15,923 2,665 ! 2,665 13,822 1,907. 1,0611 2,322 19,112 21,777 Exports of Rice, Naval Stores and Lumber, from tho Port of Charleston, from Scpt'cr' 1st to November 1st, 1860. , Boston. Now York. I Newport, R. I. Providence, R. I.... Philadelphia. Baltimore. Northern Port. Matanzas. Barbadoes.'. Havana. Cuba and a Market. Liverpool.. Rio do Janeiro..... Halifax, NB. RICE. Tierces. 51U N. STORES. Barrels. 642 7,681 73 3,217 52 Feet. 132,481 185,470, 210,000 478,230 177,000 303,180 184,800 137,427 121,25!) 493,690 195,270 198,250 67,641 I Quotations for S. Carolina Bank Notes. PBKPAEBD BY. CONNER Sc WILSON, No. S Broad Street, Charleston, 8. Carolina, j Buying Rates. Bank of Camdon.~.48 Bank of Charleston,.21 Bank of Chester.21 Bank of Georgetown..">..23, Bank of Hamburg. 17 Bank of Newberry.60 Bank of South Carolina..12 Bank of State of S. Carolina, prior to 1861.23 Bank of State of S. Carolina, after 1st Jan., '61. .08 Commercial Bank, Columbia.16 Exohange Bank, Columbia....................18 Farmor's and Exchange Bank. '..05 Merchant's Bank, Ohoiaw.22 People's Bank, Charleston.40 Planter's Bank of Fairfield..16 Planter's and Mechanic's Bank, Charleston... .22 Southwestern Railroad Bank, Charleston.43 State Bank, Charleston.,.07 Union Bank, Charleston.'.. .68 City of Charleston Change Bills.:.... .92 These quotations liablo to fluctua tiona. Passengers. Per steamship Saragossa, from New York-Miss Strat? ton, MisB E Maule, Miss J Green, Miss Wakeman, Mrs J P Marshall and children, Miss Ansell, Miss Morgan, W 8 Carpenter, 8 Goldenburg, J Jones, A Elliott, Mrs Brd?d man, Miss Broadman, T P Allen, Henry Poters, T H Mar? shall, A Goldthwaite, G F HaU.T Soloman.D Woigbton, S W Hunter, G H Hoppook, T Turner and lady, J H Cos? tello.. Per steamer Eliza Hancox, from Savannah via Beaufort, &c-A Frenchburg, lady and sorvant, P T Pierce, Mrs H : Benjamin, Dr Bythewood and servant, J J Popo, Mrs S O Barnwell, T O Barnwell, lady and 4 daughters, T M Ba? ker, ? lt Fowler and lady, Gon Foust, USA, Lieut Al gftte, U S A, AI S Elliott, H A Butlor, O F Pootang, Rev Mr 1 rench, ip A Millett, A Cockroft, Mrs Apple, J Loach, and '?1 on d :ck. Por Btoauior Pilot Boy, from Savannah, via Hilton Hood j and Beaufort-Dr A R Norton, W Anderson, A B Glovor, J Purcell, B F Page, T A Gorman, lady and child, Col T | G Horlot and lady, J M Cropit, R Horquea, J E Fuller. Per stoamer Dictator, from Palatkn, Fernandina, Jack? sonville, io-W H Hudgeons, J Bates, Miss Poole, Mrs ' Jonos, W P Hunes, R Napplor, J J Beatlio, W Perry, C T Gibson, J A Gibson, J M Voght, G WA MoRao, LH Hen? derson, C S Brico, D G Anderson, A D Chamlhi and lady, I Mrs Dr Woodruff, A B Voght, Mrs Voght, Mrs T M Stow? art and 3 children, Mrs Wagner, O V Wood, M M.King, E L Holcomb, B Chaplin, W U Duhurst, R M Culler, A B ! Holman, ? Owons, Mrs Ohoppel, H C Badgor, C Fridcn- ' borg, S Follman, and ll on aecH. Por Bteamcr Fannie, ?'om Georgetown, fi Cf-J J Prin- ] : gio, R O Bush, Misa Ellis, and 10 on dock. Per steamship E B Souder, for Now York-A H Dun? norman, Miss A Phillip, J R Bradslick, E Costello, M J j Foslor, Miss Kirtlund, N A Hunt, Mias Myer, G W Din gio, Yuna Lora, wifo and child, Miss M Mugont, and 2 on deck. j Consignees per South Carolina Railroad, November 1. 794 bales Cotton, 89 bales Mdze, 4 cars Furniture, 5 j cara Lumbor, 1 car old L-on, and Sundrlea. To Ravonel Ss Barnwell, Roper and Stoney, 8 L Howard, G W Wil? hams & Co, W W Smith, Z Davia, E J Wiaa & Co, H Co bia ii Co, Willis & Ohisclm, H F Baker k Co, Rawitzer & j Bro, Chns Alston, J BE Sloan, A M Rhott, O F Hanokel, O Foster, L M Ayer & Co, W P Dowhng, Mowry A Co, E I H Rodgers k Co, Miln?r, Wilbur k Martin, Strauss, Van? ees & Co, Johnston, Crows Sc Co, Cameron, Barkley & Co, Mr Kennedy, O Reeder, J Cookly, Wharton k Petsch, J M Caldwell & Sons, W C Dukes & Co, Loo & Spencer, Thurston & Holmes, J k J D Kirkpatrick, Brown & 8chlrmor, J Frasor k Co, J N Robson, E Wei 1 ling, W K Ryun. PORT CALENDAR. CORRECTED WEEKLY. PHASES or THE MOON. New M. 7th, 5h. 4m.-Hiom I Full M. 22d, 4h. 55m. morn j First Q. 15th, 8h. 47in. morn Last Q. 28th, gb. 45ra. oven OCT. A NOV, Monday.... Tuesday.... Wednesday. Thursday... Friday. Saturday... Sunday. roans. fl.. 16 6..17 6.. 18 S..19 6..20 6. .21 6..22 SETS. 6..10 5.. 9 6..'8 6.. 8 6.. 7 6.. 6 5.. S MOOS RI83J. ll.. 0 ll..58 Morn. Mora: 1..53 2..46 3..43 mon WATEB. ll..03 1.. 2 2.. 1 3.. 3 3..5? 4..49 S..38 MARINE NEWS. PORT OF CHARLESTON. Arrived Yesterday. | Steamship Saragossa, Crowoll, Now York-loft Satur? day, P M. Mdze. To Ravonel ti Co, S C R R Agent, N E R lt Agent, Southern Express Co, National Express Co, J D Aikon Si Co, A II Abrahams k Sons, Albee i Warren, J Ashhurst, G W Aimar, J A Armstrong, C N Averill k Sou, J Apple, J E Adger k Co, T M B/iatoll, Block k Lyons, J C Burokmyer, W T Hurgo & Co.'W C Bee k Co, Bissoll & | Co. E Bates k Co, T W Iliss, A Bischoff, Bollmann Bro3, H Bischoff & Co, Bogort, Douay & Co, J H Raggett & Co, W Carrington & Co, H Cobia k Co, W 8 Corwin & Co, T M Cater, Chiaolm Bros, J W Cannait, W H Chafeo, C D Carr & Co, Cohen, Hanckel & Co, J Oampsen & Co, JOH Clausaon, S G Courtenay, C N & J B Deimis, E J Dawson k Co, J ?j F Dawson, J Davis, Delghon & Baker, J B Du V3l & Son, T E Dalwick, F Entelman, A W Eckel k Co, J A Enslow k Co, W H Eastorby, G W Englert, B Feldman, C D Frank, I L Falk, J S Fairley & Co, Ferguson k Holmes, Furohdgott k Bro, D F Fleming, S Fass, Good? rich, Winoman k Co, II Gerdts k Co, W Gurney, Gruber & Martin, J H Graver k Co, O Graveley, A G Goodwin, ll W Galo k Co, Graniann & Schwacko, Hart k Co, F Hor? sey, H Harris, J Hirshfold, -Howe, Crane k Co, J Hur kainp & Co, G H Hoppock, Holmes & Stoney, J Isoar & Bro, A Illing, O H I?graham, H L Jeffers k Co, Jennings, Thomlinson k Co, Johnston, Crews & Co, A Johnston, C H Johnson, H Klatto & Co, King & Cassidey, L F Roos? ter, W Knoblock, J P Kelp, T Kelly, H W Kiuaman, Kon? dall & Dookory, Klinck, Wickenbcrg & Co, Littlo k Mar? shall, Lengnick k Bell, W Lobby, A Langer, D Lillien thul & Co, Luhrs k Stelling, E Lafitte, Laurey k Alexan? auder, Bi Moyor, H Gorintz, J G Milnor, Macutlar, Wil? liams k Parker, C Madson, S R MnrshaU, Mowry k Co, J Mcconkey, Z Millor & Son, C H Moise, W Murschor, R H | i McDowell, Mohrtens k Woultniann, T McCarthy, Man toue 4 Co, Molchers & Muller, fl Meitzler, W Mutthies sen, J H k D Midler, Nathan k Ottolongui, Noyes & Vail, North, Steel & Wardell, Ostendorff k Co, B O Neill, C I Poppcnheim, M Ogilvie, W F Paddon, D Paul, C i Pank? nhl, R E Pennal, Pierson k Co, Porcher k Henry, J H Petermun, W Roach, J R Robinson, J N Robspn, E ti Rodgers k Co, J R Read & Co, J Russell, Bmmta & Glover, W P Russell & Co, L Schnell k Co, J Small 3MB E Sloan,, T Stoney, Shepherd, Duo k Cohen, A. C Shoner, D H Sil?ox, G H Stern, Stol!, Webb k Co, G W Steffens & Co, Screveu k Nesbit, Stenhouse k Co, A Tobias Sons, N O TUton, W J Trim, W J Trott, T Tupper 4 Bons, J H V?llers, Thurston k Holmes, J Thompson Jfe ?o.O TeWe man, O Voigt, Mrs S Watte, Wagoner, Heath * Monacos, J Wallach, Williams & Covert, WO WbildenA Co, WMto ft Mixer, G H Walter k Go, Wardlaw b Carew, G W Wu Sam?& Co. On the 20th ult, off Hatteras, tho Sawgoas* experienced heavy galee from the BE to SW, which lasted 18 hours. , _ _ Steamship Lulu, Childs, Baltimore, left Hampton Roads Tuesday. Mdze. To Street Bros & Co, W M Bird & Co, W H Chafee, Graber ? Martin, W J Trim, L Schnell k Co, B H Riser, SORB Agent, W G Wh?den it Co, O N Averill & Son, F Weyhman k Co, J B E Sloan, M Ogilvie, W 0 TUton, GaUlard k Mino?, W Gurney, Jennings, ThomUnsbn &.Co, J Harrowsky, C Grav<3ley, H Bul win? kle, Stenhouse k Co, J Campeen k Co, E Austin, G VT Steffens & Co, Howe, Crane & Co, J F O'Neill k Son, G H Walter & Co, G W Wflliams & Co, O Vo?gt, J Torrent, S W Cannait, 3 Hynes, 30 H SUcox, B White, W B Stanley, D Briggs, N Levin, Jr,, O J Chafee 4 Son, Yates k Bro, J Kenny, Werner & Ducker, King k Cassidey, Thompson k Bro, H Cobla k Co, Lauroy k Alexander, B H McDow? ell k Co, Ravenel k Banwell, Willis k Oliisohn, 3 DiaL ; Small & Co, W Knoblock, J Wileman, J 'ff Taylor & Co, H Bisohoff k Co, Pratt k Wilson Bro, D Briggs, Olaclna k Witto, B B Bhett, Hunt Bros, F Weyhraanlt Co, R H Butler, F Horsey, 01) Frank, 0 Graveloy, H Klatte & Co, J Caldwell k Co, Benaekor & Glover, W H Chafee, W H Warron & Co, J 0 Blohme, F Von Banter., W W Smith, A Bischoff, E J H Fischer, Luhra k Stalling,J> Paul & Co, W Gurney, W 0 Dukes, J Heosemann & Bro, J 0 Oje man, E David, J B Duval k Son, fi Foldban, and others. Steamship George 3 Upton, OroweU, Bostoifc-left Sat TQ&,P M- ,_Mdze' To A J Salinas, G W Clark & Co, ? W Williams & Co; MacuUor, Williams & Pinker, Wilbur ? Son, Gruber k Martin, and others. The papers of the ship not having arrived, the names of consignees cannot be pubUshed in fuU. Sehr A S Deas,-, West Point Milk 71 bbls Rice. To Thurston & Holmes, J R Pringle. ' Steamer Dictator, Coxetter, Pala tia, Fernandina, Jack sonviUe, &o. 23 cases Mdze, 198 baleB ? I Cotton, 6 bbls Oranges, 8 bbls. Oranges, 62 head Beof Cattle. To J D Aiken k Co, Plnclinoy k Bro, G H Ligraham, Cohen, Hanckol k Co, Frasoi? k DUI," J & J W Knox, Adams & Frost, Roper k Stoney, E H Rodgers fc-Co, E J Wiss k Co, J k J D Kirkpatrick, J W CaldweU ?:'Son, J A Ens, low & Co, Hunt Bros, King & Yenning. Steamer Eliza HOB?OX, Post, Savannah via Beaufort and Hilton Head. 43 bales SI Cotton, and Mdze. ToFcrgu son & Holmes, J A Baslow & Co, Hopkins,' McPherson k Co, E F Pootting, J F Taylor k Bo, National Express, J R Pringle, J Wallach. . Steamor PUot Boy, McNelty, Savannah, via Hilton Head. and Beaufort. 16 bales S I Cotton, and Mdao. TcFerv gason & Holmes, Pinckney Bros. Steamer Fannie, Davis, Georgetown, S 0. 16. hhd? Su? gar, 23 bales Cotton, and Mdze. To Ferguson k Holmes, Shackelford & Fraser, Bisley ft; Creighton, and others. Steamer Hazel, Starkway, Mobile, 7 days. Bound to Now York, and put hi for coal. , Cleared Yesterday, 1 Steamship E B Souder, Lockwood, Now York-Wulia k Chisolm. '". , ./ Steamship Kingfisher, Harris, Baltimore-Courtenay k Trenholm. '. . ' Brig G F Geery, Conkhn,Savannah-H F Baker k Co. j Brig Meteor, Anderson, HUton Head-H F, Baker k Go. Sehr L P Pharo, Collins, JoeksohvUlo, Fla-H F Baker k Co. Sehr Maria HoU,- Garfield, Beaufort, S 0-J A Endow 4 I Co.. ? ' Sehr Mary Jane, Hazelton, New York S A Enslow & Co, I Steamer Hazel, Starkway, New York-H F Baker* Go. ) i Wont to Se? Yesterday. / . ':;:\' Steamship E B Soudar, Lockwood, New York. Steamship Kingfisher, Harris, Baltimore. Br brig Agnes, Willan, West Indies.'. .' fc< . . V]> for this Port. ' ' Steamship Adele, HaU, at Baltim.ore, to ?ail NovS. Cleared for tala Port, ' Sehr M B BramhaU, Hussey, at New Yoirk,. Qot 29. LIST OF VKISSE1L8 UP, CLEARED. AND SAILED FOB THIS PORT. . FOR??GH. trVEBFOOL. The Yemurri, Thompson, cleared.".Oct S The New Castle, Armstrong, cleared... .Oct 3 Tho Cardigan, Young, Bailed.. '.... .Sept 18 Tho Maria, McKenzie, sailed...v.v... .Sept 16 Ship Amelia, Conner, sailed......."....Oct 1 Br brig Albert, Erikson, BaUed............,.......Sejpt SS ' n?TA?f. : The Paul Maria,-, sailed...............Oct 6 VALENCIA. H The Mistress of tho Seas, Pavus, sailed. Oct 1 DOMESTIC. BOSTON. Ship Golconda, MiskoUy, cleared.. ?. .Oct IS Brig Walkor,-, vp. .Sept 24 Brig Goorge Gilchrist, GUohrist, up.. Oct 17 ! Sehr J E Simmons, Smith,-cleared. ...Oct 28 Sehr Mary, Mankin, up.. Oct 17 Sehr P Boleo, Adams, Up.............,......Oct, 25 1 NEW ?OBK.' Steamship Quaker City, Wost, to sail;.Nov 8 Steamship Monoka, Lobby, to sail./Nov 1 Ship Missouri, Edwards, cleared.;,'., .Oct 28 BrigC WRing, Sco?t, up;;...........Oct 16 Brig Josie A Dovoroaux, Clark, np.. .'.Oct 29 Sehr R CaldweU, McCormick, up.."..Oct 29 8ehr Koto WontwOrtli, Adams, up.Sept 29 fiohr Paragon,.-r, up...?.;....<Ooi 12 Sehr M B Bramhal?, Hussey, up..Oct 29 Sehr Susan, --,uw...........Oct 20 Sehr A J Bentley, Williams, up.. ;........Oct, 29 PHILADELPHIA. Sehr J Thompson, Bater, cleared.,.Oct 20 Sehr L A Babcock; Higbeo, cleared.....Oct 22 BALTIMOBE. . Steamship Adele, HaU, to sail..Nov 8 Steamship Sea Gull, --, up,..Oct 25 Sehr Mary, Osborn, cleared. Oot 19 MST OP SHBPPIJSq In the Fort of Charleston, IVOTF ember 1,1880. ' TCSSELF? UKDF.B 100 TOMS, AND STE A3?EB3~G0 ASTIN 0} ' s WITHiaTOR 6TA.TE, pNSrXXDy.: 6TEAMSH?PS, * . Saragossa, 778 tons, OroweU, at .Adger'H . wharf, for' New York, loading. B av en ol ls Co George B Upton, 607 tonE,'Crowell, at Atlantic wharf, for Boston, loading.i..................i.A JSaUnas Lulu, - tons, Childs, at Brown k, Co's wharf, from Balti? more, discharging..Street Bros k Co. SHIPS. -' Southern Rights, 980 tons, ROBB, Bit Accommodation wharf, for Liverpool, loading.Wittis k Chisojm Ida Lilly, 700,tons, Minott; at Accommodation wharf, for Liverpool, loading. :.... .Gibbes & Co BABES. ? ' ? Ange Guardiene (Fr), 480 tons, Willis, at Marsh's wharf, from Havana, waiting.;.J, A Enslow k Co B F Shaw (Br), 874 tons, Cann, at Vanderhorot's wharf, for the West Indies, waiting... .Cohen, Hanckel k Co Victoria (Br), 427 tons, Ross, in Ashloy River.^or Liver- ' pool, loading..Street Bros k Co Mazatlan (Br), 363 iona, Fauvre, ot Union wharf, from . Isle of Carmen, to bo repairod.J A Enslow k Co E A Cochran, 800 tons, Pierce, in Ashley Elver, tor West Indies, loading....J A Enslow k Co Priscilla, 767 tons, Edovenn, aV Atlantic wharf, from New York, to bo repaired.HF Baker k Co BRIGS. Princossa Louise (Swe), 255 tons, Routercroner, in ABhloy River, for Bordeaux, gooding..........J"M Freusburg Jeremiah, 300 tons, Ford, in the Stream, for Rio de Ja? neiro, ready..'..^."........'.....Mordocaik Co Wm Nickels, 144 tons, GeorgeTat MarshaU's wharf, for Weat Indies, loading..Chisolm Bros Carmen (Br), 97 tons, Paulknor, ,ln Ashley River, for West Indies, loading...-,.8alos k Co Redwood, 240 tons, Bordon, at Marsh'? wharf, from New? port, R I, to be repaired,.JA Enslow & Co Fred BUss, 438 tons, Shoi-man, at Brown & Co's wharf, for Boston, loading..Strcot Bros.k Co G F Geery, 327 tons, Conkhn, at Vanderhorst'a wharf, for Savannah, ready....RM Butler San Jose, 150 tons, at Brown k Co's wharf, from Havana, tc bo repaired.P J Eauord Lincoln Webb, 177 tons, WyUo, at Kerr'a wharf; from Boston, discharging;.PP Locke , Martin, 147 tons, Morso, at Kerr's wharf, from Hew York, discharging.W Roach Meteor, 231 tone, Ar.dorson, at Central wharf, from Boa ton, discharging.HP Baker & Co B Youiig, 141 tons, Gibson, at Atluntio wharf, from, New York, discharging..Ohisolm Bros Ocean Wave, 360 tons, Sylvestor, at Atlantic wharf, from Now York, discharging..'.Master SCHOONERS. Aid (Br), - tons, McCormick, at Central wharves, from Matanzas, waiting.lu.f.Master Jossie B Smith, 323 tons, Williams? op Cooper lUvor, for Baltimore, loading.V. .Btreet Bros & Co Magnolia, 139 tons, Chase, at Marsh's wharf, from Turks toland, to be rcpaiMd?.. ........J A Enelow k Co E W Gardiner, 203-i?o^Bte?lman, ot Brown k Co's wharf, for Boston, lolling...Stieot Bros & Co Amerious, -284 tons, Moss, ot MarshaU's wharf, for Balti? more, loading.Street Bros &>Co Mary Jane, 144 tam Hazelton, at Union wharf, tot New York, ready.J A Enslow & Co John A GrilUn, 30.1 tons, Foster, in Ashley Itivor, for Philadelphia, loading.HF Baker & Co L P Pharo, 277 ton?, OoUins, in the Stream, for Jackson? ville, ready.HF Baker k Co J W Hall, 218 tons, Vickers, at Kerr's wharf, from New York, discharging.^ J A Enslow k Co J H Uurnott, 140 tonB, Wilson, at Atlantic wharf, from Now York, discharging....HF Baker k Co Enchantress, 371 tons, Blatchford, at Adger's wharf, for New York, loading.W Roach Maria Hall, 203 tona, Garfield, ot Boyeo k Co's wharf, for Beaufort, S C, ready.J A Enelow k Co Mary E Gage, 84 tons, Hopkins, at Kerr's wharf, from New York, discharging.Master Josephine, 126 tons, Knighton, at Kerr's wharf, hom Bar? acoa, discharging.A Canale JHAVE JUST RET?BNED FBOM THE NORTH WITH a largo stock of BOOT3 AND SHOES for FaU and inter Trade, consisting of Gents', Boys* and Youths' Boots and Shoes of aU sorts and Sizes; also, Ladies' Fine Dress Goiters and Balmorals; Ladies' Strong Walking Shoes; also, a groat variety of Ladies' and Gents' Houso Siippors, and Misses and Children's Gaiters and Balmo? rals of aU kinds and sizes-all of which wUl be sold at th* lowest market pricos, by A. BOILER, Ootobex U hm No. m KJNG-ST8JKBT.