The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, November 10, 1866, Page 3, Image 3
SATURDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER IO, 1866.
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Imports.
LIVWHPOOL- Per Br brig Cardigan-3 cases Preserved
Mont?, to A li Mitchell; 30 ?'?.Ion 1.milloo Bagging, lo
Order; 'J balea Biiggiog, to C T Mllclicll; 1 case Mdzo,
;il)5 Coiup Oreas and Cuvoro, 133 extra Cover?, 9Oral
Camp Ovens und Covern, 60 Ulscult OVCUH uud Rim I
Covort?, i:i5 spiders witta lins, SO Skillets with lips, to
Ordor; 150 bills llottleil Beer, to Knvetiul A- Co; 12 j
cases und 3 casto Mdzc, to D Piuil .V Co; 1 case Oil
Painting- mid Personal i-.ilccis, to Janies Booth) i
box Plato, '1 boxen Private Effects, G packages Person
al Kileeta, 1 paper parcel Pomonal l.ffects, 1 caso
Dook?, to Ordor; 37 packages Mdzo mid 12 AUVIIH, to
C Gravcloy; 7 CSSOH Manufactures mid 1 small Purcol,
to Striuir-.i, Vance? & Co; ti casks and 'J cr?tes l?arth
enware, to Chlaolm Bros; 23 bags Nalli?, to j Ailgor k
Co; 80rj Irou Pots, 16U3 Camp Ovens, 2003 Camp
OvenB. SO Biscuit Ovons, 3G Run Covers, 390 Spiders,
to H Jogor; 1 msk Hardware, to Adams k Frost; 23
r-.-iriUi?, 7 casos and 1 erato Hardware, 14 casks Hard
ware., 8 bags Nails, S Vicos, 12 hundios Pana, lo J E
Adgor A Co; 12 casks H-rdwaro, 1 cask and 2 crates
Hollow-ware, 3 bags Nails, 22 casks and 2 cases Hard
ware, G COB-B Hollow-ware, 23 bags Nails, 1 bundle
Wheols, to Hart & Co; 41 blindies Iron, SOO Moulds,
12 Anvils, 2 bundlOB Vices, 7 tanka and 1 caso Hard
ware, to J ii T R A?JQOW; 162 packages Mdzo, 338
Iron Pipes, 317 Iron Weights, to Howland k Tatt; 216
hare Iron, 270 bundles Bars, 283 bundles Hoops. 20.
bundloa Rods', to J E Adgor k Co; 40 caaos Machinu
nery, to Howland k Tatt; 25 tons No 1 Pig Iron, to
Order; 370 Pots, to Order.
The Cliarleaton Cotton Market.
The depressed condition of the Now York and liver
pool markets caused quito an absence of buyers yoBtor
day, the fow that wore looking around being only dis
posed to opu ruto at a declino of 1 to 1 >i cents *$ lb on
previous quotations. Tho only salo was 10 bales at 35c.
ft It. Tho market closed unsettled and nominal.
Augusta Market.
AUOU3TA, Novembor H.-Oui.?.-Thu market le un
changed; brokers buy at 148 and sell at 160.
Hit.w.u.-Buy at 140 and soil at 145.
COTTON.-Tho markot Is very weak; strict middling 35
a35K- Bales for the day 288 bales-1 at 34, 34 at 34 M. H
at .14.?;, 99 at 30, 12 at 35,'i, 105 at 35>i, 4 at 30, 17 at 3G??,
11 at 3G)_, and 6 huies of "Peabody" cotton at 42 cents.
The rccolpts are B13 balee.
Mobile Market.
MOBILE, November 3.-COTTON.-A fair demand is
reported to-day, resulting lo sales of 800 bales at -Ga-c
for Middling. Tho market closed rather oaaler.
MOH_I'-iiY AND FINANCIA?--Tho only noticeable fea
ture of tho market to-day 1B a _ti_bntng In rates for Now
York Sight, and pricoB moro In favor of sellora. Tho
rates aro par a J4 dipcount checking by baaks and bank
ers, and ?_.i*? discount buying outside bills.
We quoto Oold 14Gal49. Sterling, with light transac
tions, 165al56, Now Orleans sight ',< discount a .'_ prom.
New Orleans Hinlirt.
NEW ORLEANS, November 3.-COTTON.- Tho market
oponod riitni'r soft In tho morning, and did not improva
perceptibly during tho day. The Balee, which sum up
2100 bales, wore mostly at Inside rates. Factors goiicrally
wore disposed to Bell, although there ?.vero Gomo who
were unwilling to meet tho views of buyers. Tlioro Isno
chango, however, in quotatiouB, which wo, thcrot'oro, re
peat: O nil mu-v 30a31o, Oood Ordinary 33B31C, LOW Mid
dling 88438c, Middling nominal at 38c.
STA-E-XNT OF COTTON.
fltook on hand Sept 1st, 1BG6.bales.. 102,082
Rocoived to-day.3,369
Boootvod previously.97,221
Caearod to-day.3,131
Cleared previously.73,088
100,590
202,672
76,219
Stock on hand. 126.453
Tho clearances comprise 1492 bales for Now York, and
1630 balen for Boston. ,
SUOMI AND MOLABS-S.-Eighteen hilda now crop of
Sugar were received Blnce our last, and we have reports
of tho sales of G hhds, classed yellow clarified, at 16>?c
SP lb. Thora wore no receipts of Molasses, and the mar
ket continues bare of tho domestic production. These
articles would command full prices with fair supplies
and in good assortment. The stock of Cuba Sugar on
hand is very small, and the markot is bare of the quali
ties desirable for grocers' trade, which are tho grades
mostly In demand. Noa 12 and 13 ore retailing at 13_13>_o
fl lb. Cuba Molasses is retailing at G5c, and is quoted
by the cargo at 60o per gallon.
FaKiciimi continuo very dull. Sail for New York and
Roe ton ?? for cotton; sall for Liverpool *.a9-16d. 'The
ateamor on tho borth for Liverpool has the whola of ber
cargo engaged at J^d *$ lb for cotton. The rates for cot
ion by stcamor to Now York ia 1 cent *fa lb, \yt to Bos
ton, and 90 cents 9 bbl for flour. The rates to Havre
aro .*.?al '?j- cent for cotton.
Calveston Market.
GALVE8T0N, Saturday, November 3.
COTTON STAT-MKNT.
TMsY'rieCo-GG J860-GI
Bales Baloa Bales
Stock Sept. 1,186.. 7,605 13,857 3.168
Received this week at this port- 2,119 6,7 78 4,676
Recoived previously nt this port... 6,021 2?.243 29,624
Received ut other Toxaa ports. 1,660 4,083 2,777
Total.16,395 91,965 40,144
EXPO-TED TO
Great Britain
to date. 1,640 7,246 4,282
Franco.
Other Conti
nental ports .
Mexico.
New Orleans. 1,753 10,496 3,718 '
Havana.
Baltimore.
Philadelphia.
Mow York...! 2,843 15,-45 11.452 -
Boston. .... 1,125 2,701
Consumed by
Ropo Fao'y. .
0.236 34,111 -3,163
On hand and on shipboard not cl'd 10,159 15,855 17,991
Georgetown Market.
OEOBGETOWN, Novembor 7.-COTTON.-About 60
bales arrived, mostly for shipment. Wo quote from
898380,
Conn.-No arrivals nineo our last issue.
TunPEUTiNB.-Virgin Dip $4 75 per bb_ ; Yellow Dip
84 76 ; Scrape ?2 2 j. Tho abovo prices oro only paid for a
puro article, found to bo so after clo30 Inspection ; also,
packages containing samo aro to bo in good ordor.
Ti MI ii: n,-Bnlcvof about-sticks (good mill timber)
nt 14al6. per cubic foot.
KIIINOI.EH-Arrived during the week -, and wore
soiling at $G per M.
Wilmington Market.
WILMINGTON, November 8.- TOUPENTIN--In this
article wa notice a further declino of 25c per bbl. Bales
of 155 bbls st ?6 25 for Virgin and Yellow Dip.
8r?unTa TUBPENTINE-Sales of 60 bbla at 74c per gal
lon.
COTTON-A small lot of Middling sold at 36c.
Baltimore Market.
BALTIMORE, November 7.-COFFEE.-Wo roport
salon of 2600 bogs, hillanco of bark Cricket's cargo, taken
tor New York, at 18^c gold, in bond, and residuo atl9%o
duty paid; also .06 bags ox Talisman and Lapwing, terms
not transpired.
COTTON-Has been In bettor demand to-day, with salos
-f Middling Upland at 37'.c; quote 37^a38c
Fnoua.-Thei*o was moro Inquiry to-day both from tho
trade and for shipment. Wo roport Bales of 100 bbls fair
North wen turu Sapor at $10 87; 150 bbls City Mills do
811 76; IWbblH Northwestern Extra at $13 25; 200 bbls
do, flat hoops, delivered at depot, at $13; 200 bbls com
mon do $13 GS-12 87.) ;. Buckwheat is quoted at $3 75a
4 60 ^ 100 lbs. Wo repeat quotation!), viz:
Howard-street Super and Cat Extra.. .$12 50 ?$12 75
Howard-stroot Slapping Extra.00 00 @ 00 00
Howard-streot high grades. 14 00 ? 14 60
Howard-street Family. 16 60 @ 10 00
Ohio Snpor and Cat Extra. 00 00 @ 00 00
Ohio Extra SlUpping. 00 00 @ 00 00
Ohio Retailing. 00 00 @ 00 00
Ohio Faintly.?.15 00 @ 16 60
Northwcatorn 8uper. 1125 @ 12 00
?orthwoiitcrn Extra. 18 00 @ IS 70
City Milla Snpor.11 25 @ 12 00
City Mills Shipping brands Extra.15 60 & 16 00
llaltlm'o, Welsh's.. Greenfield Family. 17 60 @ 00 00
Baltimoro High Orado Extra. 16 76 ? @ 00 00
Jtye Flour.;. 8 00 @ 8 35
?Urn Heal-City Mills. 6 00 & 00 00
GBAIN-Wn__T-Only 200 bushels white and 910 buoh
els rod reedy.ed to-day; market still dull, and prices fa
vor huyera-, wo roport eales of 4000.00 bushels choice
-white at $3 35; 475 bushels choteo rod at $3 23. Corn was
also in limited receipt, only 800 bnshols white and 2400
Muchela yellow; market Inactivo; sales 400-500 bushels
.white, now, at $1 i>?at 12; 2600 bushels old yellow Bl $110
ml 20. Oats, 3000 bushels offered ; holders firm, but sale?
Rght; wo have only to notice? lot of 300 bushels at ?6
?ants. Bye still higher; 350 bushels sold at $1 60 ?p
tmahel.
M lu. FETO-ia arm, with sales of Brownstuff at 26
.unta; Middlings, 42 cents; and heavy do, 66 cents *.
.bushel.
Mo-A-sao-No salea to-day. Stock small, and prices
steady.
Pnovimona-Mose Pork 1? lower, we report salos ol
90 to 30 hbU now city panted at $84, and 125 bbls item
and Prime Mess, to Government, on private terms.
We quote Lard nominal at 16o. for etty and Western, bbU
and Uorcoa. Bacon Is in good lobbing demand ?morder?,
and prices steady at Wi to 17 eante Hot shoulders, IB Vi
19 cents for rib sides, and 20 cents for clear rib. Hot-In?
doing in bulk moat -took of aR doscripUons exceeding
Rica.-Carolina is inquired for; a?rerai little Iota offer
lag, ont held M M coats, ralbar wore buyers' rio wa.
8AI.T.-Wo ?re without any chango to report, clthor in
price or domand. 8UI quote liverpool Ground Alum
?2 26aa 30; do Fino *3 10a3 25 p?r Back; Turk's Island 64
conta por bimbel.
SooAn.-Tho market COHUTK? quiet. No salea to-day,
but prices nominally onch?ngod.
WuisKKr.-Wo report a ealo of ICO bbto Western, freo,
on prlvato terms.
New York market.
MONl'.y IIAI1KI.T.
'Hie New York Journal qf Commerce of Wednesday, No
vorabor 7th, Hays :
Tbero is no ?-bango in tbo general condition of tho
money market. Capital continues in llboral supply;
borrowers lind no diillcully lu obtaining temporary loans
on ii?Fct-UaucoiiR collahirala at laO per cent., ? per ?out.
being the prevailing rats; upon Government securities
transactions uro mail? in largo mimi at 3al per cont.
Fint t-lumt eommurclnl papor at short date is in demand
nt Out! per cent, per annum discount; and scloctionu from
other good naines al 7n9 per cont.
Gold opeuod lliis muralug at U9l<, couched 1-18J?, fell
"ft" to l-l7 j... und eloaed at 147;i.
Silver is in modoruto request at C.V>C>J below tho prico
of gold.
Foreign cxelmiigo is ofTorcd al eanior ratea. Tho nomi
nal price ol tho best buukcru' CO days storUng bills is
10l?>;, and short sight do 110J?. Wo quote: Bills ut CO
days on Loudon. lUS,\?alU3 for commorclnl; lW.'i-VJ0}_
for bankers'; do at short sight, lIO'ialKi;^ ; Paris ut GO
day?, n.ia\iu'i.l'iy,; do at short sight, O.lOuB.lO; Antwerp,
UQOAUii ; Hwiss, G.lH}?a6.10*?; llamburg, MtflMK]
AmEtorilnra, UVlUKl Frankfort, 41>?a41M? Bremen,
79o79?i; Prussian thalors. 72a723?.
l'UUDUOE HARKET.
KEW YORK, Novombor C-BnEADsrurrs-ThomarUol
for Stato and Western Flour is dull, and tho poorer kinds
oro drooping. Tho sales aro 6210 barr?la at *9 Wiall io
for Buporfluo State; ill 00ul2 26for common extra State;
412 30tirl3 25 for choice do; t9C0aj.ll 10 for BiiperUno
Michigan, Indiana, Ohio, Iowa, &c., and ?IO 60**12 70
for extra do; $18 15al440 for choice extra do. Including
shipping brands of round hoop Ohio at P12 00ul3 25, aud
trado brunds of do. at ?13 30a* 16, closing quietly.
Wo quote:
Supor?ne State.*9 60?11 40
Extra 8tato.\.11 60^13 25
Super Western.9 60@11 40
Extra Western.10 00 (.$12 70
Extra Ohio round hoop.12 00? 13 25
Do. (tmdo).l8 80(?15 00
Extra (1 en.-nee.--<y_
Extra ot. Louis.12 00<ail3 00
SOUTHESK F1.0U11-Is inaotlvo, and tho poorer descrip
UOUB aro in tho buyer's favor, eales were made of 250
bills at ?12 50al4 65 fcr common, and m 70al7 25 for
extra and family brands.
W11 HAT-Tho market openod firmly, but cloned quietly
with pri?es not sustained. Tbo sales aro 47,000 bush at
?2 35a2 48 for No. 2 Chicago and Milwaukee; S3 20 for
primo amber State, and (3 20 for white Michigan and
Canada.
OATB-Opened firmly hut closed dull. The silos amount
to 50,000 bush at 70a73c for Chicago and Milwaukee, and
72n74c for Htato.
BEAMS-Aro in moderato request; eales of mediums at
$2 25, and marrows at $2 Hi* J!? 76.
PEAS-Tho last sale Included a parcel Canada, in bond,
at ?I CO.
Conn-Th?; market is not so activo, and prices runs
rather heavily. Sales wero modo of 98,000 bush at SI 28a
1 28J? Tor Bblpping Western, mixed, utloat and in Gtoro,
and *1 31al 3a for Western yellow.
COFFEE.-Tbo market remains about the darno, gatos
were made of 100 bags Ceylon at 20a20,'-?e, ({old, and
from second bands, 4000 bags St. Domingo nt 17al7>jO,
gold. Messrs. Win. Scott A- Sons calculate the stock of
Kio lu Now Orleans to bo 5000 bags; In Baltimore to bo
2300 bags, and of coQ'uo of all kinds lu this city to bo
Dogs.
Rio.39,251
Java, Government bags.0,631
Coylon.1,394
Muracolbo. 5,230
Laguuyro.10.234
St. Domingo and other descriptions... 12,285
Total.74,925
Wo quote in gold, duty paid. Bio prime 19)?c; do good
18>ial9c: do fair 17)4al8c; do ordinary 17al7Jic; do fair
to good carg?os 17>?al8,'?c; Java mata and bags 25.l;n2rtc;
native "Coylon l'J,l?a21o; Maracaibo I7>ia20c; Laguayra
17>?al9)?c; St Domingo 10){al7c.
COTTON.-The market 1B Inactive, but boldors aro do-,
mantling steady ligaros. Tho Bales aro to ablppera and
spinners, and tncludo 1750 bales. Wo quote: *
N. Orleans
Upland. Florida. Mobile, and Texas.
Good Ordinary.35 36 36 37
Low Middling.37 38 39 39
Middling.39 40 41 41
Good Middling.43 43 44 46
Rocolpto for tho week.bales. 14,681
Exports for the week.bales. 6,413
Exports from January 1st.bulos. 325,101
Exports same time last year.., .bales. 135.G37
Fran-Thorn is but Uttle doing in ood and mackerel,
and prices, though nnchanged, oro not so readily ob
tained. We notice sales of 400 bbls piokled cod and had
dook at f>7 25 and 6 60. The stock of amokod berring is
small, and prices rule rather higher. Wo quote Grand
Bank at 98 29, and pockod cod at 57 60a8; No 1 Bay
mackerel at ?19il9 50; now No 2 do at $17 76al8; No 3 do
at ?15; new uhoro mackerel at ?20; new No 2 do at $18a
19; pickled scalo at $6a0 CO; dried hake at S3 Wal; split
shore herring at 98; and Magdalon at ?3 50a3 76. Labra
dor herring at ?7 60. Smoked berring at coe for scaled,
and 40a for No 1.
Fnurrs.-Generally thero Is not much demand, but one
or two descriptions are Inquired for libomlly, resulting
in free eales of raiBlna and Uga, particularly at full prices;
sales of 3600 boxes raisins at *4 35 for layers; COO coses
figs on p. t. ; 100 bags Albert?, 200 do peanuts on p. t.
Other descriptions at our quotations. Driod apples are
in demand at 10)?al2 conta. ?
GUNNIES- Axe quite Inactive at our quotations.
HAT-Is in moderate request at 1 05?41 10 for ?hipping
and 1 35a?l 45 for rataU qualities.
HIDES.-The market is quiet but finn, as tho stock Is so
much reduced. Tho Bales include 1000 Orinoco, 21 lbs
average, at 18c, gold, and 500 California, 23 lbs avorago,
on privat? terms.
Hora-Aro in fair demand. Wa notice Balee of 130 bales
at 30aS5c for now crop American.
Bales.
Exports for tho weolc.,.1. 71
Exports from January 1st. 2,720
Exports MBH timo last year.13.3CC
HEMP.-Manila is llrmly hold; sales of 3000 bales, to ar
rive, at Ho, gold.
INDICO.-Demand very light. Prices unchanged.
IEOS.-Scotch ia. scarce and bold at extremo prices;
sales of 200 tona Glen ga ra 00k, from yard, at (55; lui) tons
Summerlea brought $52 50. American is firmly held at
*50 for No. 1.
MOLASSES.-We do not learn of so much doing, but
holders will rnalto no concession in tbo prices. Sales
wore made of 20O hhda. centrifugal on private terms.
NAVAL STOOEB.- All descriptions quite inactive. Spirits
Turpentine in buyers'favor; sales of 60 bbls. at tiiy.c.
Rosins aro not decidedly changod, although formor prices
aro not 00 strongly sustained; eales of 1100 bbls. ut 35 50
for common ; ?0 tor strained common ; 96 37 )', far strained,
and Sll for a small parcel of palo.
OILS.-linseod is in inodora to request, with the mar
ket moro in noller'? favor; crushers quote at 91 49al 50;
llsh olia oro qutot at our quotations; 300 bbls "coast"
whale sold on p t; 300 bbls oporm Bold to-day at S3 05.
Lard quiet; tho last salo of importance was modo at SI 25.
PBOVISIOHS.-Pork-The market ia moro activo, at a
hhado hotter rates. Tho nalia iucludo 0590 bbls at i 28a
28 76 for mesa, cash and rogular way, closing at $2$ 37IJ,
cash ; S20u20 60 for '04 to 'C6 moss, and $25 for prii 'M.
BEET about tho samo. Wo notice satos of 430 bbls at
$12al8 for plain Western mess, and VlUa23 for extra do.
BEEF IIAUS oro dull and lowor. Wo quote Western at
$38 60a 43.
BACON SIDES.-Thero is but liltlo doing, and prices aro
in the buyer's favor. Bales wcro modo of 170 boxes at
l-l>iillino for Cumborland cut and short rib on private
terms.
COT MEATS-Are in limitad request, Sales wore mado
of 130 pkgs at 3(?al 80 for barns in dry salt and sweet pickle
and 14al4>ic for shoulders in do.
LAIUI.-The market Is a little moro active, but prices
uro declining. We notice sales of 1300 tes and bbls at lia
loo for No 1 to kettle rendered city; 14J?al5c for No 1 to
steam dried Western, and 15al5>^o for kottlo roudorcd
Western.
Burran-Thero is a little botter oall for primo State
from tho local trado, but at unaltered rates. The poor
descriptions still dull and heavy. Wo quote Stato at 35a
.ii?! for common to primo, and Western at V-M ...
CHEESE-Shippers are looking about for fino factory,
for which thoy are willing to pay a shade batter figures.
The mediana grad cs aro a drug in the market. Wo quote
dairy at 8al6c, factory at 16al7c, and pinoapplo at 28a81c.
II10E-Tho market Is inactivo. Wo quoto Ilungoon at
$9 75al0 12J?, and Carolina at ?13 76a 14 60.
SALT.-Thovo is a goid jobbing trado at former prices.
We leam of no cargo solos. "?
Hi'imru. -lint littlo doing. We quota sales of 6 quarter
and 10 eighth casks Henry Sutton cognac at SO CO, gold.
Sua AU.-There is but littlo call for raw. Prices remain
about tho samo. Wo quote fair to good refining nt lo.' ?a
Ile. Hales wero made of 300 libds at 10J? for Cuba, and
lO'/t,al3o for Porto Bico. Kalin?! Ia in domand at un
changed figuren. Wo quota ?oft yellow at Hal4y, ; soft
white at 16al6>4c, and crush ixl, powdered und granulated
at 16>?c.
TEAR.-Japan descriptions mot with more demand to
day, with sales or 3000 half 'chests from first hands; 835
half cboata groans sold from first bands. Blacks quite
inactivo.
TIN-All descriptions In email demand; sales of 150
slabs Straits at 20;'? conto, gonorally hold at 21 conto,
gold. Platos are In Jobbing demand only; charcoal torno
99 76, gold.
TOBACCO.-A quiet market; sales aro of ordinary lots
1 only, embracing 172 hhda Kentucky at 5.via9 conto, and
126 cases seed loaf at 4 \i-1 oento)
WIRES.-Tho market is moro active; sales embracing
76 quarter Marseilles port at 90o. gold; 125 quartar do
sherry, at 860 and 25 quarter Malaga wbio 3116, gold,
1 Woou-Tho market for flocoe is still very dull and
I hoavy. Foreign Is Inactivo, but holders are not disposed
to edi Tory choaply. The ?ales are 75,000 lbs at 45a68c
for Stale, Western and Ohio; 36,000 lbapulled, part at 89c
for super. 43a47e for extra; 20,000 lbs Texas at 25a30c,
and 40 baloo Mo? tiza, part at 31 Ko, curro ney.
FBEIQHTB.-TO Lirorpool, 25,000 bushels barta? at 3>?d ;
1 16 tona tallow at 10s; 160 tona oil cakoatlOs; 679 bales
cotton at tfd; and por steam or, 1100 bush els barley at
' 4d, and 8 bhds Virginia tobacco at 90s, and 100 bbls oil
1 at 80s. To London, 14,000 bushels barley at tsy_a.
To Glasgow, por ataamor, 000 bushola buley at 4?fd.
'_.? I?I?U?deljp?ii*i Market.
. PHILADELPHIA, KoYMnbtt 6.-OOTTOH.-Thore is BO
. material change to uotloe in prie* or domand; small aatao
of middlings ara making at ti&ito _rt* lb for upland? aud
? Kaw Orleans._.
OaocEEira.-Ooffoe oonUnuea quiet and we heap of no
7 *
sales worthy of notice. In sugar there Is very littlo
dolug; 130 boxes Bold at llJ?c P? lb, currency. 100
hilda of Barbadocs molasses sold at C7 Me per gallon.
FLOOR.-Tho demand is llmltod, but prices aro un
changed, About 800 bbls cold in lots, including
Northwest -upcr?ua....*8 0CK<? 8 60
NorthwcH?. Extra.9 09(0.10 60
Northwest Extra Family.13 00014 00
Ponnsylvnul- lind Wcstorn Kuperllnc.8 60_; 9 00
Pennsylvania and Weatern Extra.y .".i)(.V, 12 00
Pounsylvanli? and Western Extra Family.14 00t_ 15 Oil
Fonnsylvaui-i aud WcBleru Funcloti.15 B0(n 17 CO
Ryo Flour. H 00(<;-till 00
Pennsylvania Corn Meal.r> ?Hiiro 5 7G
tiii.MH.-Thoro it? a steady dciniind for Wheat at yester
day 'B figures; Bales of PommyIvauia auil Southern red? ot
$3 20a3 32; 3000 bushels of ?pring lit 52 76, auil white at
J-3 40a'J 60. Tho last salo of ryo Waa nt M 88 "& bushel.
Thero Is o better footing In Hie corn mutet, and holders
oro unking an advniu-o; Halos o? lOO? bushels yellow at
ii 23. Oat? uro in good request; eale? of 5000 IIUHUUIH
Delaware at G.'c, and 3000 uuBhcla lV-utisyIvauia at 46c,
a float and in cn DU.
Tho receipts to-day aro ns follows : 1350 bblH flour; G760
bushels wheat; 4500 bushels corn; 0800 bushel? oat?.
PnovisioNs.-Prices aro uiihettloil and drooping, nuil
tito market coutumes vory dull; mnall fates ara making
at 34.60a.35 1?\ barrel tor now Mess Pork, 19a25 cents 3?
barrel for plaiu and fancy Bacon Hams, 18al0 cents for
pickled do, 15'?alii cents for salt-houldcrs; lr.'iair, couts
for primo Lurd in barrels and tierces, and lBaol conte "&
lb for Butter as to quality.
W_TBK_T-Is unchanged; sales of Penna v?vanla bar
rels at 2 Hat- 49, and 60 barrels Ohio at 3 43>_a*_ 44 I1
gallon.
Havana Market.
l<7orrc**pon<i?nc? of the Journal of Commerce]
HAVANA, November 1_Our minar market remains in
tho samo easy slato as advised hy tho Eagle on Saturday,
the Board of Brokors reporting Nos 11 and 12 at 13 75a
3 87j. ?fl 100 lb. Cucuruchos, 8 to lu, at *2 7Ca3 62 ?_;
superior classes nominal; light stock and littlo demand.
Exchanges find slight variation slnco last advices; on
sterling bill?, London and indirect payable 20 to 20>j
premium: a salo ?VI drawers, small packages, 21 prom;
Paris G% to 7 do; New York, Boston, and indirect pay
ahlo In those cities, currency, 22 to 23 discount; saleo for
small mime bave realized 21}_ discount; Mexican gold
and nil vor and United States gold coins remain as last
reported. Monoy Is no castor; on the street contracts
made at 10 to 12 %* cent %i annum; no contracts for
freights havo transpired nineo report of the past woek;
two American VCBSOIS laid on for cargo,' for Boston, and
one each for Philadelphia and New York, taking at about
75 conta *$ box; Northern produce, fish, and lumber pay
ing well, especially tho first articles when doUvorod sound
and lu good packages. The cargo of the Columbia will bo
sold to-day, as nlio leaves quarantine at 11 o'clock A. M.
Sales from storo and on the wharf have been Ught for tho
first throe dayB of the week.
Latest Markets.
CtNcmwATi, Novombor G.-Flour 1B qulot, and pilcos
25 coots lower to-day; suporfino, $13al4; trade brands,
-?12 60.114 60; and fancy, M6al5 50. Wheat held firmly,
but thero was not much demand; No. 1 red, $2 90. Corn
opened at 90, and closed flat uudcr tho news. Oats dull;
48 couts for No. 3, and 60 cents for No. 1. Rye steady at
$1 35al 37 for No. 1, and $1 40 for extra. Burloy in de
maud at $1 70 for primo faU. Whiskey firm; 34 in bond,
and t% 34 free. Moss pork in moderate demand at $31 50
a31 G5 lor old, and $27 50a23 for new. Bulk moats at 231?
for shoulden?. Bacon in moderato demand; l?J^alO for
sbouldors, ami 17 for cloar bides. Lard dull and un
changed at 13 for now keg. Hogs dull at MUSSO grofls;
no Balos of Importance. Cotton firmer and very little of
fering. Oold 147.
Sr. Louis, November G.-Flour continues heavy and
unsettled, with a declining tendency. Wheat in largo
supply, and declined 5c. Corn dull and lower; new 903
92; old, yellow and white, $1 02al 0.1; primo whito and
mixed el. Oats lower; primo and Chicago 72a77. Pro
visions inactive. Mess pork S30 60. Bacon-Shoulden.
10 'i ; clear sides 18}?al8??. Whiskey steady at ?2 32.
Louis VXI?I.K, November C.-.aloa of 101 hhds tobacco;
$8 for lugs; v20 per hundred for scindions. Suporfino
Hour $9 _7al0. Whcatr-Now rod $2 85. Corn mixed in
bulk 95o. Oats Boc in bulk. Moss pork, old. $32.
Bacon-Shoulders 16; clear sides M8>i. Lard in tierce
14>i c. Whiskey-Raw $2 34. Dogs nominal at 8c.
Cons?gneles por South Carolina Railroad,
November 0.
655 bales Cotton, 130 bundles Paper, 3 cars Iron, 2 cars
Cattle. 1 car Furniture, and Sundrios. To R R Agont, H
F Bakor b Co, J Fraser b Co, E N England, Graoscr b
Smith, Q W Williams b Co, Rawltzer k Bro, W Stcclo, _
R E Sloan, Willis k Ohleolm, H L Jeffers b Co, Leo &
Spencer, J G Gibbes, J M Caldwell _ Bonn, Mowry b Co,
Thurston b Holmes, R II Rodger? k Co, T Tupper &
Bon, Adams, Frost k Co, M Goldsmith k Sou, A J Sali
nas, O H Walter A Co, I, M Ayer it Co, H Klattc, Wlongos
k L, H C Stell, -1rs M W Seabrook, Kanapaux k Lalaue,
Conslgnecs per Northeastern Railroad,
November O.
. 151 bales Cotton, 1 car Stock, Mdze, be. To Z Davis, 3
k J D Kirkpatrick. AdamB, Frost & Co, J H Baggett b
Co, G W Williams k Co, Dukes & Co, Telegraph Co, W K
Ryan, MowTy & Co, B A k J F Earloy, Willis k Chisolm,
E H Rodgers k Co, Lee k Spencer, Thurston k Holmes.
Passengers.
Per steamer Croton, from Savannah, Hilton Hoad, ko
D McPhoraon, Frank Croen, J F Felt, R Burns.
Per steamer J A Stevens, from Edisto and Rockville
H Von Holton, J Bockott, L F Bohlln, J B Walling, J L
Barnard, Miss M Barnard, J Apple, E O Bowen, Major
Corbin, U B ?A, J R Wescoat, Miss Mary Sharpe, W Byra,
and 10 on deck.
PORT CALENDAR.
_0-__OT-3) WEEKLY.
PBABE3 OT THE MOOS.
New M. 7th, Gb. Am. morn j Full M. 22d, 4h. 55m. morn
First Q. 16th, an. 47m. morn j Last Q. 28th, Oh. 46m. even
OCT. a NOV.
BDTf.
Illili--. 1 SETS.
Monday....
Tuesday....
Wednesday.
Thursday...
Friday.
Saturday...
Sunday.
G..23
6..23
G..24
0..25
C..2G
6..27
6.. 29
6.. 4
5.. 3
6.. 3
6.. 2
5.. 1
6.. 0
6.. 0
MOON
BISES.
4..37
5.. 30
Sets.
6..13
6..67
7..41
8..29
mun
WATEB.
0..19
7.. 0
7..30
8..31
8.. 6
9..35
10..15
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CHARLESTON.
Arrived Yesterday.
SteamBhlp Whirlwind, Pargo, Philadelphia-loft Tues
day. Md_c. To H F Bakor A Co, H It ?igont, W Brook
banks, Rev W B Yates, W Roach, H Bischoff k Co, J R
Pringle W N Iluglien, A Dafort, L Drucker, E Austin, L
Chap?n k Co, Holmes b Calder, National ExpresB Co,
Albco it Warron, Ring k Cassldey, Goodrich, Winoman
" Co, N McGlnnis, J Small, AMD Brown, Risloy k
Creighton, J E Adger k Co, Blssoll & Co, J Walkor, JOH
Claiisson, C Ring, G Izard, R F_!_*nan, T M Bristoll, J
Hurkomp k Co, G W Steffens k Co, J Cosgrovo, Fraser k
Dill, 3 A Armstrong k Co, L F Moyor, E Kommers, Chis
olm Bros, A Getty i Co, O 0 Trumbo, C K Rugar, O N
Avcrill ?. Son, Ferguson & Holmes, E Campion, Killick,
Wickenherg & Co, J H Junghluth, H Oordts k Co, Thurs
ton k Holme? , E H Kcllors k Co, A W Eckel A Co, A R
Wiltbergor, Pratt k Wilson Bros, Shophord, Duc b Co
hen, T W BUss, A Tobias' Sons, G W Williams Ac Co, Dr
V Bernhordy. Bruns k Boo, J F O'Neill & Son, Wagoner,
Heath k Monacos, J W Brown k Co, J Kelp k Co, Hoff
mann, Brabham k Co, T C dailey, J Thunder, M Bolger,
A Bischoff, Bollmnun Bros, Hart k Co, C D Poppbnholm,
T M Cater, M Dowd, R W Oslo & Co, M Mnckenfuss, D
Raven.], Rev Mr Erkens, A Blembock, Ebaugh k Mal
tones.
Steamer Croton, Tilton, Savannah, via Hilton Head and
Beaufort. 19 bales 8 I Cotton, and Mdze. To Craig,
Tuotpoy k Co, Lieut Col Low, R Burns, Hopkins, Mc
pherson & Co. C W k 3 B Dennis.
Stcamor J A Stevens, Payno, Edisto and Rockville. To
the Master.
Sehr A S Deas, from Weat Point Mill. 77 bbls Rico.
To Thurston k Holmes,-Jonks.
Kinsman's boat, from James Island. 9 bales S I Cot
ton. To W M Lawton.
Went to Sea Yest?;rdnyT '
Steamship Sea Gull, Dutton, Baltimore.
Brig Fred Bliss, Sherman, Boston.
Brig Matron, Morse, New York.
Steamer General Shorman, Pen die ton, Mobile.
Steamer Fearless, Davidson, Boston.
'From this Port.
Brig Lincoln Webb, Wyllo, Georgetown. 8 C, Nov 4.
Brig Mary Cobb, Duncan, Havana, Oct 28.
Steamer Haze, Starkey, Now York, Nov 6.
Cleared Tor this Port.
Steamship Adele, Hall, at Baltimore, Nov C.
Sehr Mary Mankln, DU!, at Boston, Nov 8.
BRI DOES & LANE,
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS CN
RAILROAD AND CAR FINDINGS,
Machinery- of Every Desri Iptlon.
ALSO,
TAFTS PATENT BOLL-NO LEYEB SHEAIU:
ANT? P?N0HE8.
No. 50 Courtland-st., corner of Greenwich
NEW YORK.
R
AELBOAD AILES. WHEELS, CHAIRS, SPIKES
j Botts, Hut?, Wanner? Car, Ship and Bridge Bolts
Iron FoTiringo of various kinds, ko,, bo.
ff-EKL ?JD RUBBER 8PRINO?, LOOOMOTTV-. ANI
HAND LANTERNS, Portable Forges and Jack Bcrews
Cotton Dock ft? Ctr Cetrero, Ml ?_4 BUrer Tri-un-ogs
Belling of aBW_d?^IS^_8ageO_eo__,ftci., bo.
___a Agon*? ton the mannf-Qtnrera of GAB HEAI
ALBEBT B?DOKS..JOEL C. LANE
No-ember? - taU-tftctxo
NATIONAL
MARINE AND TIBE
INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF
CAPITAL, r.1000,000
RISKS TAKEN. MABINS AND FlItF, ON FAVOltA
ULK TliltMS, lit
HENRY COBIA & CO., Agents.
October 20 _stutli30_
AGRICULTURAL
m
SEED STOKE,
No. 140 Meeting street,
OPPOSITE PAVILION HOTEL.
LITTLE & MAESHALL,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
MACHINERY, SEEDS, &c.
AGENTS FOR. THE
EXCELSIOR ROLLER GIN,
FOR HAND, HORSE OK STEAM POWER.
TIIE HAND OIN WILL TURN OUT ONE
HUNDRED POUNDS OF OINKED
COTTON PEU DAY WITH
TWO HANDS.
AGENT'S FOR THE
UNIVERSAL SAW GIN,
Cleaner and Condenser.
HAND GINS FROM l8 TO ?5 SAWS.
POWER GINS FROM 20 TO 100 SAWS.
THE HAND GINS
WILL TURN OUT FROM 600 TO 700 POUNDS PER
DAY WITH TWO HAND3.
THE CLEANER AND CONDENSER ATTACHMENT
is un ENTIRELY NEW FEATURE, nnd a great ac
quisition to the Oin proper. It is vory simple in con
struction and operation, and requires no appreciable force
to drive it. It serres to soparato all tho vant amount of
fine duat and sand from the ginned cotton, which, by tho
ordinary process, would bo deposited vrith it, and bo
packed in bolea for market. The Condenser also prevents
tho possibility of firing the ginning building?, ovon if tho
Gin Itsolf could genorate fire (which thin Oin cannot do).
It occupies but little epaco, and may bo operated in al
most any building, however email, and whon detdrablo
may ho used in the opon field. It ia entirely portablo,
and. with the Oin, forma A COMPLETE GINNEN? ES
TAHUSHMKNT OF ITSELF, which can be moved from
plantation to plantation.
The earing In the erection of buildings euch as are ro
Saired for these Oin? and Condensers over the cost of
lose required for other gina, will for exceed tho entire
outlay for these improved Universal Cotton Gina and
Condensers completo for ase.
Agenta for the CLARK SORGHO HULL and COOK'S
8UQAR EVAPORATOR.
Agento for ARCHAMBAULT'S PORTABLE STEAM
ENGINE&
Agents for tho DiGERSOLL COTTON PRESS.
LITTLE & MABSHALL,
No. HO MEETING-STREET,
OPPOSITE PAVILION HOTEL.
August 21 tuthsSmos
E. J. DAWSON & CO.,
PUBLISHERS,
BOOKSELLERS
AND
STATIONERS,
HAVE REMOVED FROM
NO. 45 HAYNE STREET
TO
No. 155 Meeting street.
THEIR STOCK l8 NOW COMPLETE IN THE
SCHOOL,
LAW
MEDICAL AND
MISCELLANIOU3 LINE OP BOOKS.
ALSO,
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF BLANK BOOKS. LET
TER. NOTE. CAP AND WRAPPING PAPERS, AND
STATIONERY in its various branches.
They have just republlshod "CARROL'S CATECHISM
OP UNITED STATES HISTORY," much onlargcd and
improved.
VOL. 12 OF EQUITY and VOL. 13 OF SOUTH CARO
LINA LAW REPORTS will bo published on tho 16th of
Novembor. eu8
E. J. DAWSON & CO.
November 4 ' uuB
PHOTOGRAPHS!
BARLOW. THE OLD OPERATOR. HAS THOROUGH
LY rvuovatod and fitted up the Old Star Gallery-,
and is proparod to tako all kinds of PORTRAITS. Ho is
thankful for past patronago, aud further solicita a sha '0 of
the trade. Ho baa also Photographs of Confederate Gen
erals, Ordinanco of Socosalon, Viows of City, Sumter and
other Fortifliatlons, at wholesalo and rein?, at S. E. COR
NER KING AND MARKET STREETS, Charleston, 8. C.
N. B.-Porcelain Portraits and Pictures oulargod on
short notice aud.In boat or stylo. Tho old price of Card
Pictures, $2 half dozen, and 64 per dozen, will be cou
tlnucil but i rill ri time. November I
No. 15S MEETING STREET,
(FORMKUI/V JOHN ASIUlVttST AND CO.]
GEORGE 0. GOODRICH, )
PHILIP W1NEMAN, VSOUTH CAROLINA.
JOHN At?HH?RST, )
MEDICINES AND CHEMICALS,
AIX OP WHICH HAS BERN SELECTED WITA
OAKS. AND WILL Bl BOLD TO FIR?T-OLA?a BUY
ERS AT LO WB3T IttKSS.
Ootober IT [Angas* 1] ?moa
FASHIONABLE BOOT AND SHOE STOKE.
JOI-IIST W^LLA-CH,
isro- seo isiiisra- ST., OPP. EEAUFAIN
BOOTS, HUE .TRUNKS VlLBES, ETC., AT RETAIL.
TTAVINO RECENTLY RETURNED IT.OM THE No UTI!, WITH A MEW, LA ROB AND VARIED BTOOK OF
BOOTS SHOES, TRUNKS, VALISES, &C,
I am prppirol to fivor all w!io may pty ma :i vtnH willi O ?>l.i as cheap as tlio cheayoat. Tlioro will alirayi be
luuud ou burnt, u largo isnoc latent o? LodUs Mid Centli?iitu'd
CUS CIYJ MADE BOOTS AND SHOES.
Also, LADIES', MISSES' und CHILDRENS BOOTS, SHOES AND OAITJtBO always on linnil. I
would alao cnll epuciul attention to iuy aaaortment of *
TRAVELLING TRUNKS AND VALISES,
Boiog fully asdured that my Stoi-k cannot bo earpasaoil by any dealer iu tb? or any city South.
iai-.Ak.3srTA.Tio3sr SHOES A-HSTID BOOTS,
FOR BIKN, WOMEN AND CIIU..OIIKN.
No Dicana or oxpenae havo boen spared to maka my prcBontStock 0110 of the most attraolivo; and,
as all tho gooda havo been aeloctod by mvnclf, in penna, I can warrant aatiafaotion to all who may
givo mo a call. terDJ NOT FOlfaET TUE NUilDEU.-QDCi
No 260 KING STREET, OPPOSITE BEAUFAIN.
ser MoBBra. O. B. GIBSON and C. A. SPED'SEGOER would be happy to 8oe their friends at the
above establishment. ' tullis 2iiios _October 1
GEO. LITTLE & CCXS
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING STORE,
No. 313 KING STREET,
UNDER "VICTORTA HOTEL.
WE OFFER TO THE CITIZEN:? OF CHARLESTON AND THE PUBLIC JGENERALY A KEW AND WtMH
assortment of CLOTIIINO, rnccivud by Um laat arriTulu from our manufacturing outablishment at Hen* Yoi?.
auch as:
Supcrfme and medium quality of BLUE, BLACK AND COLORED MIXF.D CASSIMERE 3U8INIWS 8A0KS
AND COATS
SUPERFINE BLACK DRESS FROCK COATS
SUTKRFINE BLACK AND COLORED VELVET VESTS
SUPERFINK BLACK AND COLORED OASKIMERK PANTS '
SUPERFINE BLACK AND COLORED OVERCOATS AND SACKS.
ALSO,
PANTS AND VESTS OF ALL QUALITIES. AND PRICES TO SUIT CUSTOMERS.
ALSO,
A largo awiortmrJit of MEDIUM AND LOW-PRICED CLOITIINO. raitabjo for plantation banda and laborer?,
such un 8ACKS, COATS, MONKEY JACKET?, PANTtf AND HUIHTS, all low-priced and no mtatakc. CaUandHOO
or yourselves, at No. 213 KING-STREET, under Victoria Jlotoi.
Novomber G , tutbstaoa
ESTABLISHED 1825.
THOMAS J. FLACK & SONS,
IMPORTERS & DEALERS
IN
BRANDIES,
No. 52 SOUTH STREET,
JBJ-JI-fTTJ-y/LCDT&i?j, IS/LID.
A LARGE STOCIC OP'THE FINEST GRADES OF
OLD MONONGAHELA, RYE AND BOURBON WHISKEY
CONSTANTL? ON HAND AND AT LOWEST PRICES.
November B__ thetu 3moa
CHOICE FAMILY GEOCE?ffiS;
YATES & BRO.,
No. 449 KING-STREET,
FOUB DOOKS ]NTORTH: OF OALHOUN,
T7 EEP CONSTANTL? IN STORE A FDLL AND WELL SELECTED STOCK OF
CHOICE g-A-TVCTT/g OBOCERIES,
ALES, WILKIES, X.IG?TTOAS, ?ScC,
WHICH THEY ARE SELLING AT REASONABLE PRI0E8.
GOODS P?RCHA8ED FROM D8 WILL BE DELIVERED TO ALL PABT3 OF THE CITY Riirnnin
DEPOTS. Ac, WITHOUT ADDITIONA'. EXPENSE. ??? wnuwui
LIRKUAL IiSDUCEMiiNTd OFFERED TO TUE TRADE, AT THE 8IQN OP
THE "BIG PITCHER."
Novombor 8 _' _ thita ^^
H. L. JEFFERS & CO.,
COTTON FACTORS,
AND v
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
HAVE REMOVED FROM NO. 118 EAST BAY TO
CENTUAL WHARF (flrat wharf below tho market.,
whoro they will bo pleased to sea their friends and pa
tron?. Into October 97
WHITE & PAINE,
FACTORS,
S-iiDiDg & .'oiMis.iou feb-iits,
NO. ? SOUTH ATLANTIC WELUIF,
til vnLESTON, ?. c.
J. J. WHITE.GEORGE 8. PAINE.
November J_..?,_
l^CHRISTMAN,
CHEAP BOOT AND SHOE STORE,
No. 359 King-street,
BELOW OEOROB STREBT.
YOU WILL FIND AT THE ABOVE EST?VBL18H?
MENT a full supply of Dent's, Boys' and Vouths
BOOT9, SHOES, OAlTBRS AND 8L-.PSR8; Ladlee'
mawefaad Children'- Oongr-a aalten; Poliah Boots,
Balmorals, Bootees, _.__!-__ and ?hppcrs of ov&ry do
acrJoUon; Oont'd and Boys* Hats of all tunda.
Tho ahora Oooda I am dMcrmlncd to eeU at the lowest
poos-tile prtoft. X* motto ia qulek salee and smaU profit?.
Olv? ma a eau and you wiR be ww>ude_.
October? ?taU-baoa
DBS. RAOUL & LYNAM,
Market and King Streets.
ALFRED RAOUL. M. D.A. ? LYN?U M ?
ARE ON.TANTLY RECEIVING FRESH ?vn
well (Mlnctwl stocka oi . """ ?UL8H A>D
DRUGS AND MEDICINES
S?ROICAL INSTRUMENTS
PATENT MEDICINES
TOILET AND FANCY ARTim vu
PERFUMERY. BOAM
Wiri* thev oiTo, te tho PalT ald^^TRADE In ttaaM
i? n K se ni PT ION s
Put np at all honra, day and nipht, with \bn ?..ui "",."
^-Country orders -oUcItcd^^ffi^X?b^*
ITAUA]NFMXRBL?>
PIMENTS, HBIWNES,
Alt?
MANTLES,
OP EXQUISITE WORKMANSHIP AND FINISH.
A OO., New York, .M^w^??SS^r?S25*^Tai?
MONUMENTS, ?lRA^o!^^toJ^!lT0^?Si? SS
RHW than can b? pSS^Mftu^** W ** ??nt