The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, December 03, 1866, Page 3, Image 3
MONDAT MORNINO, ?HCEMBER 3, 18GC.
OOMMKItOIALi.
Import*.
MATANZAS-ror biig Castillan-32 lihda Sugar, 84 lind?
and 43 tibia Molum--, to (Mtt| 03 hhila Sugar, 37,000
Hu/..im, ?40 bains Tobacoo, a boxes Vormicolll, _ boxes
Soap, :17 bos?-.'? Prouorves and ??"wcotmoat-, 13,000 Or
auges, U ?lemijohus Vindgar, 7 boxoo Hundrics, to
Salsa ?V CO.
?sports.
mtW YORK-Per steamship SarnnoBS?-100 baloo B I
??ml 775 iiuli'n Upland Cutlon, 10 balea Y tiru, 6 bales
Cloth, UK) bbls Drlod Fruit, C3 Fackagos.
(li a ric? i <>n Coito.i Bfarlcet.
OFFICE OF Til B DAILY NEWS, )
CUAR-E8TO??, Saturday livening, December 1. J
Tho ?.tapio continues depressed, and purchasers only
s-eriivj to go on at loiror ficures, soliera woro compell
ed to accept rates about ouo cunt lovrcr than tho day bo
fore, ?aloa abont 31-1 bales, viz. : 2 at 22, 10 at 20, 33 at
2t*>?, 17 at 29, 11 ot 29'i, 137 ni 30, 9 at 30.M, 99 at 31, lind
?at 32 cents. Wo quote:
Low Middling.- ?30
Middling.31 ii
Strict Middling.?2 (??-{
August.-- r.InrUct.
AUGI'MTA, Dci-croher I.-Cotton-Owing to a ro
portod declino lu Now York, IIiIb markot was dull and in
activo to-day. Wo refer to t'ie actunl sales aa tho only',
correct quotations of tho market Tho Hales of tho ?Lay
foot up 38 in Ion, aa follows: 1 ni 20; 4 at 27; 12 at 32; and
31 balun at S2J_ MBti, The rocoijiU aro 227 balee.
Oor_>-Dull. The bro_ori) aro buying at 142 and soiling
at 144.
8i_v-B-Tho brokers aro buying al 133 and soiling at
143.
Fimahcial-The price of gold lina undorgono an ad
rauco of 2 to 3 por oont on tho week, liny or? aro now pay
big 112 aud RolUng at 111 U4 >. The buying rato for silver
han bren 140 aud Boiling ut 142.
s.iv.iiiiinli Jllarkot.
SAVANNAH, Novciubor30.-ExcnA.uo-.-Storling is stiU
quiet. Very little la ottering. Buyors aro yioldiug roiuHly
160 for first-class connuorciul billa.
Thcro has beon a f'ood demand during tho wook for
sight exchange on New York, aud tho supply limilod,
though moro freely of?isreil ?luring tho past two day?.
Bank rates aro: Itnvliig, )? to }? og; soiling, par to Jaf oft
Ooi.ii-Has Bull bceu fluctuating, though now tending
downward. Transactions in Now York aro reported to bo
liniitixl, operators ovidontly awaiting tho futuro action of
Congress. In this market a perfect quiet roigus, and
quotations aro nomiuul.
Rice.-Thero is a largo Btock offering, and receipt? aro
increasing moro rapidly than sales. Wo quoto "Cloau,"
ft_r to primo, 12al'3'jc, in largo parcels; "Rough" at i>2 25
n?2 50 por bushel; India, OJ-?alO? por lb.
Tumours-During tho past week havo been oxocdiug
ly dull both by steamer and nail. A largo number ol' tho
latter ?ro now loading, but mostly charterod before ar
rival. Thora aro throe v-ineU now loading for Livorpool,
and Uirco moro up for the samo port, though with no
freight yet engaged.
Tho iollowing aro the ruling raton:
To Now York, on cotton, por ?stoamor.. lo
To Bouton, on cotton, per 6tcamcr. 1 ,'?
To Baltimore, on cotton, per s.eninor. Ji
To Philadelphia, on cotton, per steamar. *?
To Philadelphia, on doiuoatlcs.$1 00
To New York, ou cotton, pur nail. ?!?
To Boston, on cotton, por sail. >?
To Liverpool, on cotton. "?id
To Now York and Piiil ulolnlii.i, on f?o? Island, per
steamer. l'i
To Baltimore and Philadelphia, on lumber.f 10a
To Now York and Bonton, on lumber. 11
To Now York and Bonton, on tlmbor.. . . . .. 12 il'i
Ootioh-Tho market miring Uio week nndor review
has boen vary inaotiro, und Hie ?aloa foot up only about
117*? baloa. Prices havo varied but little, fluctuating at
first, rallying on Tuesday with an oxcitod markot, and
to-day eating off fro'm tho figures ol' day boforo yester
day, closing quiet at 31J?C for Livorpool Mi.ldllngn.
Holdorri inhibit moro desire to ronlizc, though the bulk
.f the stock is still withheld for higher prlceB and a moro
sotUod market. A larger BUlpply of poorer cottons ori
now iiilcr?d, and command fa 1 price*.
Reo-iptb-Ab n gcnoral rule at the varions ports, little
d-Torcnoe is shown'in tho receipts. At the shipping
points very liltlo cotton is awaiting transportation, und
tho stock of old cotton is nearly exhausted. Xhla fact
should bo woighod in estimating.
Cnoi\-Thanoavy nina roportod in Mississippi and
Louisiana during tho nilddlu of tho month may havo
influence?! rooelpts, but will not probably affect Uio re
sult. Tho gonoral CBtimatc R?11 coutlnues to be 2,000,000
btto.
Ki roars.-A noiicoablo feature in tho business of tho
weok is tho Increase of exports-9314 baloo against 4453
bains for tho week previous. This embrace., foreign and
domestic export-1539 bales of which to Livorpool. At
all tho porta tho forolgn export la improving.
Sea iBLANna.-Wo> havo yet to report a doll markot
and row buyors. Ou cottons nolling at 70c and under
there Is a decline of 5aGc per lb., though finar quali
ties ore firm at f inner quotations. With tho limited
auinbor of operators, howovor, prices aro purely nomi
nal. **.
COITOS 8TAT_BIE*IT.
1800." " 1865.'"
I Boa
I Island
417
Upl'd.
Stock on hand Sopt. 1.
EtOCOlv.-1 nineo Nov 23.
Boceivod previously...
- Total rooulpts.
Bxportod since Nov. 23.
Exportod previously
Total exporta.
?took ou band Nov. 20..
-i 1 : !
4 li
->.;;'.
4C71
5831
?->5,72'.l
i;r?,_ji
0314
11,771
51,115
15,116
Sea
Island.
94
20?
2G9
2300
".GO
309
Upl'd.
3091
4894
49.C70
53,233
11,147
44,003
50,050
2208
New Orien ils ?lnrlici.
NEW ORLEANS,'?.ivoinber 27.- Corros,- Tho markot
oponod under the samo influences tiuit prevailed ycstoii-iy
and continued quito activo throughout tho day. The iin
provod tono whicii has characterized tho movement, in
(lolil and Exchange, has imparted additional eonildonco
to holilern, few of thom being disposed to bcU unless at
comparatively full pricus, notwithstanding which buyers
came forward with unabated Bpirit, and sales to* tho
amount of 5000 belles wera effected, ton brokora partici
pating in tho bU-lnesB. Prices evinced no material va
riation, r.ltliongh it must ho admitted that a firmer tono
gorvodiHl the markot from tho oponlng to the close of
uaincBS. Kofiirrlng to tho above rcru u-Uii wo ropcut as
follows: Ordinary SmMot Oood Ordinary 30u31c; Low
Middling 32a33c, and Middling 34n35c. Tho Tccoipts
proper nineo Friday evening (oxrludhig tho arrivals from
Mobllo, Florida and Toxas, which aro Included in tholr
respectivo stAtomonts), co.iipriso 15,617 balos, against
12,449 (luring the corresponillng period last week, allow
ing an Increase of 30G8 bales. Tho oxporta embroco 7506
bt_0H, 3701 of which woro to forelgu port*, and 3864 coast
wise. .*
STATEMENT OF COTTON.
Stock on hand Sept 1st, 1856.bales 102,082
Boceivod since Satudi-ay. 2,752
Rooelvott* previously.194,750-107,602
299,5*1
Olcarod to-day. -
Cleared previously.124,922-12-1,932
Stock on hand.174,6o_
Thoro woro no cluarancos of cotton to-day.
Sooaq and Molabsbb-Tho receipts have increased:
they oro much largor thon thoy were yesterday, and com
prise 414 hhdii Sugar, 818 bbls, and 37 half bbliMol-s-os,
.bout half from tho Lower Coast, tho b-lanoo from tho
Upper Coast and by tho Opolousas Railroad. Tho de
mand is limited, and, being mostly local, Uio market con
tinuoa duB and drooping. Bocelvers aro auzlous to rca
' U?0)j and. In order to do bo, are oompoUed to make s
tsnoral roduolion in prlcrtB from day to day, thorn being
very Uttlo oompetl?onamong buyers. Trices for Sugar
aro about >?*o lowor thna ilioy woro yostorday, and thoso
tor Mola?os fully Sale Vi gallon. Tho aalos to-day com*
V-lsed 276 bhda Sugar and 801 hblt Molassos, in Humor
ous lots, at Um foliowiug. quotations, which we have
?gain modiflod :
ibto-j-je-fl.
Inferior.-a40o.
Com.-s60o.
Uoo.l Com.-a~0o.
Good.52'-,-o.
Prime.- a60c.
Cboioe.02>iaC6o.
V Choice.66a07Xc.
ava-?.
luforior.8 a 8'ic **, lb
Cora.iHABJi
?aood Oom.. 0U*
Vate,...- a OX
Fully F.10>??10'i
S F Fair.... .10*_a
Prime.11 all'?'
Ohoioo.12 a
Hooondij ....10 a
Yet Ciar.... 12 al_>?
*W_ltodo...l3>??al35?
FnEionxs -Thero is more Colton otTonng for ehlp
ment, and; Uio ratos aro flrmcr, but unchanged. Tboy
are lo per lb for Cotton, OOcajl per bbl for Flour, and 7c
per gallon for Molassos by ?leam for Now York, lj^o per
lo for Cotton for Boston. Rail for Now York }?c per lb
for Cotton, 70o76o por bbl fOT Flour. ?Sall for Boston Ho
per lb for Cotton, Tho Btoitnor oo. tho berth for Liver
pool has nor MU cargo engaged at J?d per lb for Cotton.
The ratos aro lo per lb for Cotton, ana 90a per bbl fur
Flour, by stoara, for Now York, and ljio per lb for Cotton
for Boston. Ball tor Now York. Xo.por lo for Cotton, 7So
per bbl for Flour. Hill $or Boston,' W P<""* lb for cotton,
and loo per bbl Toe I tour. PhltkOalphla and PTorldonce,
lo per lb for Cotton. Sall for Liverpool, ii'*?' 16d- For
Harre, l*^o.
Mobile niarltct.
MOBILE, Novombor 27.-Cottoh-A good and general
demand has O-letod throughout tho day. Bomo salea
were effeote 1 early in the mornlug at abont yeotrrday's
prlooa, but later factors put np tholr ideas and obtained
aa advance on our last nuotatlonn. 8al6s to the oxtor.t
. of 180A bales woro oflociod, thA mar*-*** closing firm at 32
a33c tor Middlings, and bolder* aokl-g fall prices. Stock
on aale light
HOM-TA-T AUD FlNANOIAI--T-0 pi-lclpil fCAturC Of
t*e market today Is the unsettled condition of Gold, con*
aoqua-t npon tho continued reports of an adranco from
l-Ottr te boor In Nsw York. Borne aalm were mad? ?arly
in Uio day at from KOalil, bu. lalor holders were aalung
as blgb os H'?.1W. Wo heard of no Buk?, however, at
.tho lattor ?ruto.
' Khalin;: has moved up in sympathy with gold, and woe
quoted ?it tiio cloie of tim day at 1133151. Sonto holden
aro asking 1CS, but without any salon reported.
Now York eight axuhango has boon quiet throughout
tho iluy ut ?ft? discount ohooklng, aud ?a? dl-ieount
buying cotton bills.
New OrloaiiH sight baa boon in fair roqooet at prevlouB
rates-say j_ dhi.oii it a par. ,
STATEMKNT OF OOTTOIf.
Stock on hand Sopt. 1st, 18C0.bain?. 39,009
Received this week. 10,103
Received previously.81,330- 03,029
01,038
Exported Ibis week. 0,108
Exportod previously. 34,0.1*- 43,803
Stock on hnnd and on shipboard-not cloarcd Nov.
33, 1860. 47.170
G alveston Mar Lei.
OALVESTON, November 21.
?huton ktati-iiknt.
This Year. 1885-05
Dales. Halo.-?.
Stock on bund 1st September. 7038 13,857
Rccotvod at IM? port this wooli. 3913 0*33
Rocolvcd at this port proviously. 14,603 49,9)3
Received at other ports. 3333 C0U3
Total.281*31 71.800
Exronrno to
Dalos. Belo?.
Great Britain.1010 10,03*
Frunce. , .
Othor Continental ro.-tB..... ' .
ato-doo. .
New Orlcnns.3971 18,808
Mobile. .
Havana. .
Bultlmorc.... * .
Philadelphia. .
Proviilonco. .
Now York.0C07 31,014
Boston.-11,391 I125-51.020
On hand and on shipboard not
clcarod.17,150 ?0.174
Wilmington flluvKet.
WILMINGTON, Dceombor 3-Tvnri-i-rmtR.-Snlos of
149 Illili at .I .Ml for virgin and yellow dip, and ti 30 fur
hard, -?_ 230 lbs.
SriniTS Tuni>K-rn!.n.-Market steady, and wo quoto
sale?, of 191 bbl? ai. Bio _. Rall?n.
Rosit..-Salo of f?Obblu common at C3 30, and 03 do. No.
latOO.
Tab.-21* bbls sold ot SI 70 f? hbl.
Cotton-Has declinod 1", aud 23 baloa said at 23o for
low middling and 30_- for middling.
TiMDEB-Sales or throo rafts at $8 for common, and
511 50al3 V M. tor prime mill.
Uni ti mi. ve market.
BALTIMORE, Novoinbor 30-Ooitfee-Thoro aro two
corgoo-i roportel boluw, from Rio, buk Mindora and bri?;
Francis Jano. The narko, is quiet; wo bavo only to rev
port sales of 200 bags Rio at 17?al9d, ?o?d, tho U.tor for
strictly primo. Also, ii salo of 800 bags Rio, ox brig Jas
Carey Coale, on privato forms.
Cotton-The market waa quiet to-day, and pricos
closed nominal at our quotations, v___:
UplaniL Otltfi
Ordinary.37 a-o -a-a
Good Ordinary.29 a -o - a -u
Low Middling.31 a -o - a -o
Middling.:!3a-o S5a-.
Good Middling.35a-o 37 a -c
Dnr.siEu HoiM-Very lew urrivod tbo put weak, on no
connt of the warm wonthor; wo quolo country lots al 0,_
Hill.!. ,
?r.FLonn.-Wo bavo o&ain to roport a dull and hoary
market. In sympathy with tho ?Icoliue at Now York and
othor .narkot-t. No transactions aro given, and lu tlmir
absence, qn.tations, which wo rapoat, aro mostly nomi
nal. Ryo Flour-Small aaloa of baal quilltv at ?7 25;
country lots rango na low an ?-G 25, as to quill ty. Gani
Meal quiet, with a declining tendency. Wo quoin as tol
lu v.-H, vie:
Howard-street Super and Cut Extra... til 23 (A it 5*
Howar.l-st.roet Shipping Extra.00 00 fe) 00 00
Howard-stroothigh grades. 13 00 ft 14 75
Howard-street Family. 10 00 ? 1. M
Ohio Snper and Cut Extra. 00 00 ($00 00
Ohio Extt-Sldpphig. 00 00 (.. 0<) 03
Ohio Retailing...... 00 00 ?00 00
Ohio Family. 15 00 ft li 60
Northwestern Super. 0 75 (?4 10 7*
Northwestern Extra.1160 ft 12 35
City Mills Super. 1100 fa) 11 35
City Mills, Standard Extra. 11 60 @ 13 50
City Mills Shipping brands Extra.14 60 ft 15 00
Ha!tiiu'e, Welsh's fe Groonfleld Family. 10 60 ft 00 00
Boltimoro High Grade Extra.,. 15 75 ft 00 00
Ryo Flour, new. 0 35 ? 7 35
Cora Meal, City Mills. 6 00 ft 6 35
Tho inspections of Flour and Mea) in the City of Balti
more for tbo weok onding Norerabor 38 lRCfi, were aa
follows: Howard Htroot, 4021 hbbi and CO hair bbls; City
Mills, 6*73 bbl? and 950 half bbln; Ohio, 8283 bbls; and
Family 1474 bbls and 00 half bbls-total Wheat Flour,
10,3*9 bbls and 250 half bbls. Togotbor with 320 bbls
Rye Flour and 11C1 bbls Corn MeaL
OiiAiy.-Wheat-1200 bushels white, and 2315 bushels
rod offered to-day; market dull for wblto; no Hal?n re
ported-of rod thero wcro eales of 1G5 bushels cholos st
$295; COO bnshols good at S3 as, and 620 bushels
inferior at .2 26.3 40. Corn-63,500 bushels white and
8000 bushels yellow received to-day, and prions fall 12?
16c on dry white, on account of the glut offered end the
scarcity of tonna-je lu port to load corn. At tho oponin-j
of 'ChanRO, however, nalci of whito wore mado at 90a03
?.?iiitri, subsequently at __S__83 cent?, ut which tho bulk of
tho sales were mado; and damp lots ranged from 70 to SO
cent?, as to condition-of yellow .'?500 bimbel-, cold nt 95a
00 cents, G00 busholn at 90 couts, 1..30 do at 85a80 cents,
and 1030 do damp at 70 contn-, no old of olther dosaripUon
offered or sold. Oat-.-To-day 17,000 bnshols rooolvod,
withsa'.cs of COOOaSiiOd bMhnlSi as to quality, from 62 to
67conts. Rye-1000 bu-iheh; oflerod; 350 bushels sold at
?jj 20 ;icr bushol.
.-Hides-Bark Templar (Urived to-day from River Platto
with cargo comprised of 21,_0:J dry; wo quote Buenos
Ayres 22 _23c gold.
Molasses-S.o.:k in fir-tit hands rory small, and ao
Eortmont poor; wo quolo prices nominally unchanged.
PitovisioNR-Thoro ore moro orders from tho South to
day for Bacon Shoulders and Sides, and prices aro. otendy
for jobbing lots at l'J.>?__15c for Shouldora, and 15__10o for
Sides, as to quality and quantity, rash or short Umo;
Hams, we quote sugar-cured :.t 20a22c; a sale of 200 fancy
brand at'tho lalttir prico. Lard is dull; Jobbing at 13?o
_. lb for City and Western bblrf. Mew Pork nominal at
I2i 50a23 ?l bbl. No Bnlk Meats offering.
Rice-Carolina Ki dull; wo quote st llal2 .0 ^ lb; a
sale of 10 tes reported at tim insido price. Receipts tho
past week 108 tes. ,
Seiidh-Clover is Arm, with na.es of 400 bush, moally
primo, at $9 75. Timothy quiot at $3 62).a3 75. I-'l___ood
steady at S3 15 ^. bush.
SiMi____-The market coutlnuos dull, though without
quotable chango In the absence of sales.
Refined Bugara-Aro nominal as lost quoted, to wit:
Crushed, powdered and granulated 15? cents; soR
crushed A white 143. cents; clrclo A do 14. '. cents; B
whito 14? cents; C extra 14? cents; O yellow IS? oonts
per lb.
Stoup.-Wo quote Baltimore Company's Gobion at
75 cents, and Maryland Company's do at 83 cents por
gallon.
Tauwiw.-Wo roport a small palo of Country at 11?
conta, and quote Butchers' Association at 12al2? couts
per lb.
Whiskey-Wo notice moro inquiry, with sales of
100 bbls City, In bond, prime packages, at 63 38, and
100 bills Western, lu bond, good pookagos, st C2 33 pur
gillon
Kew York I_.nrl_.et. .
MONEY MA11KUT.
Tho Now York Burning Post ot Friday, November
30, says:
Gold opened dull at HO.., falling to 140..,', and recover
ing to 141. Tho rates for loans varies from lo. to flat.
The loan market is Inert and abundantly supplied at
six, with exceptions at five. The disoonnt business con
tin?es light, partly from suspenso and distrust on tbo
part of capitalista, but ohiofly because rary low first-o-Saa
bills aro making. Tbo current rates for Tory choleo and
very fhort papir aro als per cent., and seven to botch
and one-half for choice namoi. Tbo re turn Sow of green,
backs from tho Weet and from o thor points execods at
present the drain to tho South. Aa there la thus an in
crossing amount of corronoy hero with wbloh to do busi
ness, and as tbo reservo of tho banka is no longer liebig
impaired, it is rogardod as proboblo that wo shall hnvo .
continuons easo in the monoy market for some timo to
como; and this opinion Is rendered tbo moro probable
by tho plethora of dlasngagod capital aeektag investment
on calL
For gold this forenoon tbo following woro the leading
quotations: 10:00, 140?; 10:30, 140?; 11:30, 1*0?;
13:00, 140?; 13:30, 140}.; 1:00, 1*1; 1:30, 1*1; a.00.
1*1?.
Foreign exchange is firm. Bills at00 days on landon
ore quoted at 108?al00 for commercial; 109 v.ni09J? for
bankers'; do at short sight, 110 .jallo,.;-, Paris nt CO
days, 6.17?a6.13?; do at abort eight, 6.1500.11?; Ant
werp, G.17 ..e-f-.lB; Swiss, 5.17?a5.16; Hamburg, nc4'o
80?; Amsterdam, *la*l?; Frankfort, 41?a41?; Bremen,
78?a7U?; Prussian thalors, 72*73?.
rilODlJCi: MAllKKT.
NEW YORK, November 33.-FLotm, ate-Tho market
for Western and Slate flour la doll and lower; tbo doe.In o
is lO.ilBc on tho low grades, and 10a35o on the high
grades.
Tbo sales are 8500 bbl. at (7 40a9 60 for anperflno Stato
and Wostern; 69 90al0 U0 for ordin?r) nnd common extra
State; i 10 75.111 for ianoy Stato; l8 20.10 50 for the low
grados of ejrrlngu wheat western e.traj ClOlBall 20 for
shipping Ohio; eil 85al3 35 for trade brands, and $13 60a
17 60 for St Louis extras.
Buckwheat floor Is dulcot 13a3 76 per 100 lbe, Uio latter
rate for choice.
Canadian flour ia unsaRablo and hoavy.
Boatliorn flour ia dull and 10o lower. Balee of ICO bbls
at fell lOaia 30 for common to fair Baltimore and country
extras, fe_nd (13 45-10 Afi fox tride and family brands.
Ryo flour ia hoavy. Skies ot 650 bbls at *o_7 76.
Corn Meal is inactive and nominal.
Quxdk-The Wb cat market Is lower and fairly active,
the demand bein*} moro general; In port for export,
though chiofly for milling. Owing %tt ,trtit_vorab!e nowa
from Kuropo prices aro lower, neirttmijiarly for ?pring,
lbe sales are 04,000 buabcls of. $190*1 fur rojoctcd spring;
$2 lOaQ 29 for bonimon to good Ho 9 Chicago spring; 13
for amber State. \
Barley U easier. Salss ot fil.OOO boshels at 85o for
Western: 91 for very oboloe bonded Oanads Weal] M 30
for free do.
Barley Malt in iaactlre t. %i 3?al 45.
Oats oro ralliai- heavy and qul?t. Tilo Balas aro
48.000 buihola fair to Hood Cl-CJgo at 62iu).!c, and
Bint- ut C(>>ia07o for wholo loads, and OOo for railroad
loads.
Byo is InacUro and olTorod al lowor ratos. Prices Bro
nominal.
Corn io abonl 2 oouti lowor, closing willi a fair do
maud at a coiiocaaion. T*ao inquiry is ohiotly for homo
use. Tho ade? aro C0.00O buihuls Western mlsuil at SI -0
al 22 In store; Now Jor-oy yellow at *1 0J; -o.iihorn yel
low ut S*l 03.
PnoviBiuKS.-The Fork markot is duU and heavier, but
closes raliior stoadlor at our llguros. For futuro d.'llvory
wo hoar or 330 buln mc-B, buyer list luir liecomhor, at
(AIM.
Hw sidos, cash and rcRUlar. are 4500 bbl? at 1*212*i;i2l 50
for old mess; ?22 25-2.1 00 for new do; with ratall lota at
ldghor figures.
Bojf in quiet at about formor fl?uro*. Bolo of 75 ubi?.
at Walli tor old plain ino:??; ; 13ilH for now do; $13 G0al8
for old extra do; and ?.17-22 for uow do.
Til r?o Boof lu (pilot.
Boor ham? romain rory dull and prlcos nominal.
Cul meats aro dull, aud wo lnur of only CO paokogos
bo'ilieii at Ila.
Bacon is ralhor moro aclivo. Sales of a small lot city
li?uvyloiiR cut hums at 14c; 50 boxes city lonu OtetX ut
12'jc; 100 boxes Weetern B'.ior? clear, seller until 25th
Docombor, ut 12X-*; uud 1000 boxos (Juinboi lan?! out nnil
Bhort ribbed (holf of caah), for January dulirury at tho
Wost, on prlvato torms.
DrosHcd hogs oponod otoady, bnt olosod easier. Wo
quolo at. Olio tor \iosicin and u j.alO'ic for ?:ily.
Lord is very quiot :.ml prices iminlual. iSm.'ll jobbing
sale? at i3*^al4o ior Wantata atoota and kotllo rondana.
Afiiir.B.-Tho market I? firm, witlia modarato ?loiuiud
at J.0 76al0 for pots, mid i Ililli 50 for pearls.
Coiton.-'rho market to-ilay lu dull uud lower. Wo
q-ioto at 33 i?a35>?0 fof Middling Upliuidj, mid do Now
Oilevi'i and Toxas.
i no;;i:iuKB.-In coffeo prices aro without chango. Baloo
Of 7J b.i;?B Ll?U lyril iu bond at 13;jo. Small lot? of ino?
lassos al full pnces. In raw sugar? oaly a uio tenta btisl
uo.~B w.is done, but prices uro without chance; taloa at
DJ?alO'?ofor fair to good ?ctailiug. Beflnod luo dull.
Rico in quiet at llal2c.
Uay.-l'ho domand is modamtc and tho market ?Icady
ni : I 15.1 20 for sblppiug, au 1 i?l 25al 50 for retail lots.
H'Mi'.-Manilla iii linn aid iu tloiuund at 12e, gold.
Other kinds aro dull and nominal.
UofH-Aro firm mid in lair do uand for homo conanmp
tlo i. We quoto ut from 20 -lUat-O??, an to growth ?ud
qrA.itr.
LvniB_l'?s'.crn oro firm and in fair request ni S4 50,
Uii co months.
Limh_RocUlind Is in filr demand end firm at ti 70a
3 10 for common aud lump,
Taixow.-Tho market is dullul about 12o for primo.
Wn noto a Hilo of 40 hbli clear marrow ut 13V?c.
Winsir._r.-Tho markot ia quiet at lO.i lu bond for
Wealom.
Mntanzai Max-lets'.
M\TANZ\S, Novombor 23.-Cijiyf.i? Koa au-At tho
d> i.jrvxiro of our last circular ol' (na Dt'i lust, tho markot
was let? inactive, owi.i? to tho uuunual prntonaiona ol'
holdors for tholr roi? a'-ilng slooks, couniiilin^ mosUy of
middini,'* and Inferior description?. In ooniidonition of
tlio advauood HOaHO'.i and unl'.ivorabloBitualiou of mone
tary mailors, lowor oCTers havo boin, howovcr, aooofitod
muro by soma plmtorB, nnd tramictions havo again
shown rathor moro importaneo, estimated at about 4000
boxen, of from No 8 to 10, on tho basis of TlafttTij va ar
robo 1> B No U, und 2303boxoi browmi, (-oiuprisiiif- a par
cel of 1100 boxes of primo dry qnallly, f uU No 12, at 7J?
rs arrobo nil round. j
Tho nto?k lu now reduced lo near 3000 boxen. Stocks
nt Havana and boro noir roir.h lOC.OK) boxea, a.^altift
69,0?lii hovea last year and ?HO.O'IO tlio year pncotUng.
Musx>VAno SoiiAu.-Tlio inquiry for tils artii-lo h-i
conti mid paralyzed. Of the p.uvol moudoned in our
provionn lvport about 200 b'ulri fair nooary havo boon
ol'-pca.- o? fir* arrobo for imnmlfita shipment to
( h.r'<v?'c?n. Tlio bilinco of about 600 hhdo i;ood ro
ll ing not rotohin?* t'io prion asliod, willa-to bo shipped for
How ir'ork on ownar's njconnt. Of tho uow crop somo
trifling pari-clH'iiuvti alre-idy cavia to town.
Mm. tanti Soo in.-31ar1iot ha, been oa der, ond soveml
Iola of mid Ului* quaUty, in bo*;?', havo boon ?liaposed of
from C?53? ra arrobo; only mero tniles uro still loft for
aale.
Mor.AssT-s.-Tho article 4ia3 coiilinui-d in Rood demand,
and too remains of stock ol' old moUsaes havo been sold
at tho lata priooa of 4l,o41<i ra keg for.clayod. Tuu? far
abont 100 hhds or tho noir crop may havo boou racolved.
C-io**-. -Thors is now every appoarmco of u fair yiold.
Tho o ann having boon bi-nofltted by aouio showers of
rain, and afterwards by oold and dry weather, many cb
ta'os havo cominonco 1 opir.?tio_8 olrovly, and it is ox
pc-ted aomo prcdoco may be in town to operntoIn boforo
Christmas.
FiutioiiTj.-Tho demand for Europo is limited, but
vessels of moler? to capacity belo?* aaaroo, mi*tora hold
llnnlv to formor natos. Largo vosauls aro obtataablo ut
lower figures.
??BxonAMOR.-Sterling and franca hare bacomo rather moro
s?--roo, and under a f air request are Improving. Bills on
tho Unitod States aro bettor suaUinod.
liumliev Mn.vlt.rt.
BARBADOES, Novombor l>.-Pilch pino lumber In full
aujiplx- l.n.oco. por "A. nortou," sold at?30?or X-tet.
dad.
Havana Market. '
[C*?7iv?up?m?-?fic? of the Journal of Camwisrce.]
IIavaha, November 24.-Sugar market, with lesa do
' mand; few transaotiana, showing a lUgttt atlvauoo ou
lutormodlato claosos : Whiten, tliroiutli at (j)-17ila f>K <**
100 lbs. YoUow-v do: Koa 13 lo 20 al 44 >? to5>i do.
Browns, do: Nos 11 and 12 ut *3% lo 4. Cucuruchos,
do 5 to IO at ? 3*? to 4*i do. Muscov_lo..i at -2*_ to 3>;
' do. Refining and gro-.-ory qualities--iii?.'! o^falr rc?uing
' sold at Maiaiizaa for ii do. ?Shipments during tho weok
from Havana and Matanzas-12,757 bia mid K21 hilda, of
which for Unitod Statos ports: to Now York-2309 bxs
and 360 hhds. Philadelphia-13.">7 do and 350 do. Bris
| toi (R I)-1A bxs. Balilmoro-900 do. To Charleston
4. bxs and 131 hhdn; and to New Oi lenna-.50 bxs;
balance to Buvopenn ports, leaving stacks oi. braid lu tho
two ports ol'87,013 bxs and li3.il hlids, against, foi* samo
i timo lait year, o? 5i,172 bxs and 272 illida.
| Hui.'.wi?i.-No Balei hore. Nono new in t!_s markot.
? A lot of clayed sold in Matan-a? (now) to clo&o u cargo at
' b)i rolls *j?l ko^; tluxt prico cannot bo bust_-and with, ln
croaBO or rt-eiipts at the trido deposits.
Rou.-.Vii advised for oom?! wee La; liinil?yl trim-actions
fbr s.ilpm int; in chestnut utavos ?iSteSi in oak ?38n39.
Lum-' 'l'oui(ifii).-Nottilng dol'iH; first-class -Hing?! or
fintira for tho Udltcd Statos-small list- Salt? ni . 27a3d
*{*> 100 lb.
. Knn.iv--Maintain thoir prion If notquaUty. Tho foc
torics aro now obliged to work a portion of now loaf,
i walch will get mixed. No change in other goods.
FnRidUT-d-Very dull through tho week-a lurgo ship
pin;-But for our wants. Ohartoru for Now York: bark
Chilton, 450 hhds sugar at %i% oach (direct); bark C. B.
Hamilton, 350 do, samo rato and voyna.0. Chartor- for
Falmouth aud ordors: 1210 boxes at ?2 ila ; 1200 do at ?2
6s Gd, and o no oargo, 2000 boxes, at ?2 7a Gd.
! ETcnA-oES- Kopt up during tho woo_: ?90,000 billa
sold in various lots at ID^ull", promliun. Franco00
! days sight at 7>io8 premium. United Statos 23a91 <_ dls
I count, currency; ovor ? 100,000 gold bills, 60 days sight,
! ntUiiaO premium ; iihnrt Blchtdo 12'ido; 30 days do at
' 10 do. Honey commanding high intoroat; only short bills
> done In bank. BuBlnpas gonorally activo, but littlo to
' doal with.
Couslgixce? per Sonlb? Carolina Railroad,
December l.
710 baloo Cotton, 00 b^a Gr-iu. 4 cam Farnlture, 10
cara Lumber, 8 cars Wood, 1 car Old Irov>, 1 car Hogs,
kc\ To Kunapaux k Lalauo, L M Ayor ?V Co, Adams,
Front k Co. E H llod-iors ii Co, B ? BUott A Bon, "W P
DowUng, W M Lawtou, O Roedor, A J HnUnas, W TV
Palo, Fraser .*. BUI, IV C Dukes k Co, Chlsolm Bros, A vo
ri ?1 tt Son, IVallace k Bro, K B McaiiH, J I) Alkon k Co,
Wlllln k Chlaolm, J k i D Kirkpatrick, G IV WUliams k
Co, Thurston k Holmes, Hunt Bro3, F 0 Mey, F Warley,
It B Affont, Comd'r D N Ingraham, Goldcmlth ?. Son, J
H.S Mailor, Mrs O F Howell, Col Low, B J "Dawson &
Co, M Israel, -I Wyross, Epstein k -vmauaki, King k
Gibbon, J Frasor k Co, li Munwood, N E K R Agont, B
O'Nolll, E W Marsb-B, W F Quiney, E B?U, It Ii Rlkor, I
Rivers, Miicullar. WUUams k Parker.
Consignee- per BTortl-easteru Jiullroa;!,
Deee-anbor 1.
262 balsa Cotton, Mdze, ho. To A dm np, Frost k Co, D
Aft'F Karly, Nacbman k Co, W K Ryan, H Bischoff k
Co, J A J I) Kirkpatrick, Willis k Chlsolm. Q H Walter ii
Co, J Comiulns, G W WUliams ft Oo, W / Ronnott ft Co,
Knnd-ll ft Dockery, Ravenol ft Co, J M Caldwell ft Son.
I'aaaenyera. .
Per steamship Baragoesa, ror Now York-Commander
A K Hugboe. F H Pike, J M Siubunti, and - In stoorngo.
Per ?toamatilp Granada, from New York-Sir and Mrs
itsyor, D O'Hrlcn, J KoRy, X, Bryan; L W Btotaon, J" ?
MoBougall, L Halaron, P Gamey, Mrs A Knoblooh and
infant, T Jackson, Misa M HaTdiug, B Jtutzan, H Jout
2_u, J Von -Dorn, 3 Carroll, J Holland, M Dooling.
ror n leam or Pilot Boy, from Havannah, via Hilton Hoad
and Beaufort-J A Hume, J T? Boborts,.? H Rico, I> 0
Hawthorn. R P Hayneswortb, B Wiunpstiny, Mrs P O
Kuttou, Hiss L A Hutton, U Batman, B O Coles, W K
Clark, H L Palmor, 8 C Keilor, J M Cro'ut, W Q Mark
ham, aud 1 ou ducie.
Per eteomor Fannio, from Coorgotown, 8 C-H Til*
ton, W Flinok, A Jobrston, F 8 Parker, 3t, Dr Tuokor, V
Heriot, C Jordan.
Per Bteanior Gan Hooker, from Edlato-Mrs Frey and
Child, Miss Frey, ?lisa Blasoll, W W Reeves, 3 King, J G
Holmes, A Boiv, I* M Bwnard, K C Whalcy, O H Balloy,
MaJoT J Jenkins, Major 0 Borun, H Von Holten, O 8to
vens, G W Bivem, Oapt J Gates, J H Barnett, and 12 on
deck.
Por att-ame?* Idea, from Edlato and Roc_vl)lo-*W W
Hutton, Id,'lor Corbin, U S A, O K ?owen, J Coohran, H
Byron, Mr Howe, Dr smith, and 31 on deck.
MARINE NEWS.
PORV OF- CIIARLBSTOR.
Arrivai, gntonlay.
Stoamor Pilot Hoy, MoNcUy, SavannAb, Bciufo:-t and
Hilton Hoad. Mdzo. To Furguson ft Holme?, Boutt^rn
Expresa Oo. ?.-?>,- -, ,
moamin-KmDlb,'Adair, Bav?nr?_h, via B?anfort, Hilton
Hoad and Ooosaw. iabtlO-8 I Cotton, and Md-p. To
Wotto A Pi-agI?, BinS ft O0.O0I AROhlsolm, and
others. . . " '
Behr A 8 Doaa, ftom Weai Point HUL 108 bbU RUa.
To Cohen, Haookel k Oo.
i\rrirraA 1'eat-r?ttF.
-teMud?p Gra-ada, HarrUon, Kaw York-lark Wod
lioaday, P-? Mdjw. T? Battaal ft Co, ^mary ft Co, O
W Williams ,. Co, W C Bellows. J (1 Uutf, l? JJuvis, Cam
oran, Itarkloy .- Co, Ooudliop Ai Iloutbnei-, H Scott k Co,
A Poulhnan, lUnti ft C-Mri-cgr, E David, Bolhnaun ?ros,
D Lopoz, S T Frazer, J Mar/.yek, A Hinort, JOH Claus
son, Ui?orhardt, Campion ic co. Johnston, Crows it Co,
T MuCnrUiv, Miller .t Stone, A Illili^, Solomons k Cald
well, Grub- r i .Martin, Stell, Webb _ CO, CroJft, Tuonmy
it Co, J S Klflg*, Mcl,oy it Rice, II W Kin.nnan. J B Du
vil fe Son, I F O'Neill .. Sou, II Bisi-boll .. Co, S It Mar
shall. Hate in, Calhoun .V Co. II J> Sehur. ? W Hloflciiia ..
Cn, <_L Walker, Agent, J RuHsell, L Cohen, Haveucl k
Barnwell, Wliito .. Mixer, J Purcell, H Klntto & Co, Taft
At IlnwlaO'l, Longnii-lc .- Sell, Soutborn IfMUlU- Co, A O
Goodwin, Acont, StentunuM k Co, o A Lotto k Co, ? u
I'lj.riihani, AibuiiH, Damon ft Co, W H Chufee, Mowry k
Co. Furguson ?t Hohnes, C li Hllgor, G U Hoppock, W G
Whildon .. Co, T M Cater, W Gurnoy, J Thompson, J H
Graver, f Von Hollen, F Weyhmanu .. Co, J II V?llers, C
D Carr .'.' Co, l-l II Rodgers le Co, Shaekollord ii Fraser, C
II Holao, M iHoiuan, F ESch loder, W Mattldcsson, Agent,
J E Adger k Co. A H Abraham? k Son, Oateudorff?. Co,
Coiuma.idor A K Hu-^hcH, I. A AHUM, R 1- Pennal k Co,
M Finlev. 0 II Johnson. J Van Winklo, J It Prliif-lo, Hart
k Co, J Ueesomann ic Bro, J Appin, Boyne ic Co, Werner
k Dit-li.r, Lulir.s k .Stalling, and ottiors. Exporioncod
strou;; somberly winds to Hatteras, with a heavy Bca;
Hinco thon liiiht westerly wind?, and moderate weather.
Steamship Lah!. Child?-, Baltimoro-loft Wednesday,
mid U iop-t>u ltoadn Friday last. Corn, Oatt., and Mdzo.
To Stroot Bros .. Co, W BE Binl.. Co, R M Butlor, King
.. (?ililion. JvtSordt k Co, Wilbur k Son. Muutouo k Co,
W <; Il M ft Co, Stoll, Wobb k Co, S I, Howard, H Gordts
ft Co, .\ II Dadonhop it Co, Lauroy .. Alexander, Tliomp
sou .- Uro, W .1 Trim, J Hm?CHMUUI k Uro, B O'Neill, G
Waltor, J At F Dawson, J Cautwoll ft Co. G W Aimar, J C
lllohiiic, 1?' Von Santo?, W ltoacb, Sommers k Ilaruch, H
Cobla k Co. Strains, Vancei k Co, V Ii Sehrodor, T J
Koi-r '_ Co, Grnbor ii Martin, J 0 Soeyers .. Co, G W Stef
fmi.i.'; Co, J Hein", C K Hu^er, West t .loues, C N Ave
rtit .'< Son, J N '1-idoman ic Co, F Weybmann A- Co, J W
Stciuim-yer, B Foldmin, Wurbinann k I.illioiitliiil, J II
Gravel?, li I_liiHto.lt, Lubra .. Stelling, J 0 Ojuiuann, L
Bohaots, Jj Schnell .t Co, Cameron, Barkley .. Co, J Von
Hollen, JO Blohmc, Pougl'ss ft Miller, P Scbuckman, J
FTiylor .. Co, Scrovon .. Nesbit, R II Hiker, 0 Gravcloy,
Ad mis, Damon ft Co, J W Cannait, Phillips.. McDowolL
Soo i Hitor loaviu;. Uie Capos el" tho Clioflapciikc, o vpo
rioiiced a hoavy SE ?ale, which compelled the iihip to
pul bank to Hampton Hoads. Saw a steamer ashoro
on liody Island.
Stcaiii'ihip Sea Gull, Dutton, Baltimore-loft Wednes
day. P M. Corn. O its, and Mdzo. To Mordccai <_ Co,
Co'urtoiuy k Tronliobn, E Austin, D A Anime, J D Aiken
J. Co, D Britts, A Btaohoff, Holliuann Uros, J Binns, W
H Oha'co, J Cantwell .- Co, JW Cannait, J Camp-inn <_
Co, Camoron. BarUlov .V Co, Claclui ft Witto, II Cobla k
Co. J li Duval.. Son, C D Franko, II Gordts k Co, Good
rioh, Wlncniau .V Co, Hart ft Co, J Heins, W Barral, Jon
nings. ThomliuHon .'< Co, Jeffords ,. Co, II It latte k Co, J
ft J D Kirkpatrick, King k Cassidoy, H S McGoo, Mohr
i tons k Wohltlnann, C H Molse, W Marschor, N SR R Co,
J II Qua'-koubus-i, Porcher k Henry, Ilavono) k Barn
well, llcuiioker .. (Hover, Il H Biker, Southern Express,
J W8pra?_e .. Uro, J 11 E Sloan, D II Sllcox, Hileox k
' Dower*. J F Taylor ._ Co, Thompson k Bro, J N Tcldc
roin .. Co, F Woyliniann .. Co, Wobb k Sago, Worner ..
))uckcr, W 0 Whilde.n .. Co.
8iiip Marv Ogden, Hathaway, Boston, 10 days. Ballast.
To W B Smith .. Co. v
I Brig Castillan, Har.lonbrotik, Matanzas, G days. Sugar,
i Molasses, ko. To Sala? ._ co. and Order.
I Stoame.r Fannie, Davis, Gcori?etn-.vn, S C. 81 tierces
i Bioo, 68 bains Clotten, ."Vc. To Forgiison k Holmes,
Sha. kolford .- Fraser, J M Caldwell k Son, Willis k Chls
v.1111, 7. Davis, G W Williams k Co, Thuraton A: Holmes,
j and others.
.Steamer Go.n Hooker, Torrent, from Ediato. 13 bales 8
I Cotton, and Mdzo. To C L Guille.-ii.mo, J G Moffctt, J
A Euslow k Co, Lieut Sloeber, W W Itives, Ropor k
Stoney.
Steamer Idea, Wllloy, Edisto nnd Rockville To Motto
A Pringle.
Suhr Louisa Ana-uni. from Cooper Rivor. 1000 bushels
Bough Ric?. To G H Ingriibain.
?loop Colninbus, Harloston, Conpor Blvor. 600 husb
0I3 Rough Rico. 'Co (I U luflrnhain.
Cloared Sutunlay.
Steamship Saragossa, Crowell. Now York-Ravencl A Co.
Went to Sea Saturday.
Steamship DangO-WI, Crowoll. Now York.
Sohr P Uoice. Adam:i, Georgetown, S C.
Went to Sea V? i,l ? i ?luv.
Brig Potomac, Snow, Georgetown. S C.
Bri?: Marla Whcclor, Wheolor, Hilton Head.
From Oils Port.
Sehr E W Gardiner, Stcolmaa, Boston, Nov 23.
Up for Hil. Port.
Sclir Kato Mathcw, Tapley, at Now York, Nov 29.
Clenrcrt for tills Port.
Bri? C B Allen, Pottcc. at Boston, Nov 37.
Memoranda.
Bi-Ir A Hortou. lt? days from Georgetown, S C, arrived
at Barbndoos, Oet 31.
Brig Ida Abbott, 21 days from Georgetown, S C, arrived
at Barbadocs, Nov 4.
BrlR W H Harris, 19 days from Charleston, nrrivod at
r_arbadoo_-, Oct 31.
RENTING AGENCY.
LANDLORDS AND TEf?ANTS SUITED.
HOUSES RENTED-PLANTATIONS AND FARMS
LEASED-Honst?;, procured lu any x>art of tho City at a
modor_to charge to Tonants- Plantations and Forms
procured in .any part of the Country.
Charges moderate. Call and register your name:, at onr
olfli-0. 8.M1TH k McGH.LIVr..VY,
Ben?l_3tate Agents, No. 07 Broad street.
November li S tull? B!?ln, near State str t>..
empire"
STEAM LUMBER MILLS,
ON
South Carolina Railroad,
03 BULKS FROM CII.VIlI,KSTOBi, .
15 niII_H-i I.'ItOM AUGUSTA.
A RE PREPARED TO BAW AM, DESCRIPTIONS OF
__ Yellow Pino Lumber. Orders solicited.
BANKS & CO., Proprietors,
Blackvillo P. O., 8. O.
HUGH B. BANKS, Ja.
J. M. 1ASON.
i---t-bor 29 rowel..
"Pp?lMlElOMPiWiY'S
CONCENTItATED
COTM AND CORX FERTILIZER.
DIREOTIONS FOR USE-SAME AS NO. 1 PERU
YIAN GUANO, AT LESS THAN HALF THF
COST. Barr?la 250 pounds oacb; eight to the ton.
HUNT & BRO., Agents,
ACCOMMODATION WHARF, CHARLESTON. 8. O.
November 1_ 2rao
UNION WHARTES,
AT THE FOOT OF HAYNE AND nNCKNErSTS.
PIER. NO. I HAS B__SN THOUROUGHLT REBUILT,
arid lu now greatly lmprovod by the addition of a
Bbod 200 foot long, whloh ohors advantages In landing and
receiving cargoes. Tho screw steamships of the "BalU
moro and Charleston Railroad and Steamship Company"
land their cargoes bore.
Piers Von. a and 8 embrace a large water front avail
able for shipping. Tho proximity of theso docks to tho
Dry Dock Tond'jra thom convenient fiar '.ces?la neodlng
repairs.
Upon tho promises are deslrsblo loeiHpni tor coal de
pots, woodyard.-, ko., to be rented.
COURTENAY k TRENHOEM,
Novembotaa thmSmo Lessees.
ARWMALLE?SANDiBiMS.
DB, ELY'S PA
TENT ARTIFI
CIAL LE?8 AND
ARMS bavo r.U
the ? inotlouB of
Uko natural limbs
and are pro
noanoed by 8nr
goons and ' other
competent Jndgea
to be the REST
IN THE WORLD.
I bavo estab
lished a PERMA
NENT MANU
FACTORY IN
THIS CITY, and
hope those In
need will rorumlt
thfir own Interest
dud have them
1 PROPERLY __TTED ON." RAmember, no Artificial
' Lm oan fit properly -without the M-ondanoe tit tho patient
At tho Mennfkolory, no mora than a Glass Eye or a act of
Teeth would. He. BLY baa the STATE. OONTRAOT of
Georgia and Tennessee. Those ?PPlyhM tram the abovo
SUV? wlU be PROMPTLY SUI-^-tm^ _
For partlanlara, addroas J. B. GAI
Agent and Manufiiotnror ef Dr. BL7*S PA1
FIC?ALIJ1IBS, No. 183 KING STREET,
November 2T
GRO?KERY, CHINA WARE, ETC
WEBB & SAGE
HAVING ADD1GD T4) I IIIJIK AI.REaBY
FULL
.
A COMPLET'E A880RTMI?NT OF
ill
FRENCH CHINA
BY DIRECT IMPORTATION,
ARK PREPARED TO SUPPLY TIIEIB FRIENDS
AND THE PUBLIC AB IN
VORMF.R YEAR8, AT
NO. 5 HAYNE-ST.
Novembor 4
PAINTS, OILS, ETC,
.1.
ii no.,
Importera and Manufacturers
OF
WHITE LEAD,
ZINC PAINTS,
VARNISHES, COLORS. OILS,
WINDOW GUSS,
BRUSHES,
Kerosene Lamps,
MIKS. DOOM 4KB DUMB. !
DEALERS IM
REFINED PETROLEUM.
Agents for
MARVIN'S SAFES
, AND
HOWE'S PLiTPORM SCALES.
203
EAST BAY STREET,
SIGN OF MARViWS SAFE.
WE AUB BOLS PROPRIETORS OF THE FOI*
lAlWING BRANDS OF WHITE LEAD, which aro
COPYRIGHTED, anti bear OUR TRADE MARK,
and all infringomonta will bo doab" with according
lo law: W. M. D. ?_ CO.'S ?STONEWALL,
WANDO, CHICORA and ETIWAN. Also,*, WM.
M. B. & CO.'S AND QUEEN OIT If ZINCS.
November 24 <*u
CHEAP PUT AND OIL STORE,
No. 85 East Bay.
WHITE LEADS. ZINC PAINT8. OILS. WINDOW
GLASS. COLOIia OF ALL KINDS, for salo at tho
lotvost prices by
DOUGLAS & MILLER.
HOUSES, STF-VMB0AT8 AND PUBLIC BUTLDINOS
Painted in ovary style. Thankful to our irlciula for tho
Saet liberal patronage, wa bona to merit a contlnuanco of
it-r favors. mthlmo November B
HOLMES & CALDER,
SUCCESSOR- OF
HOLMES & CO.,
IMPORT-*-RS AND UK ALK US IN
PAINTS, OILS,
ol'ass, etc.,
SOS. 126 MEETING AND Ki HASEL STREETS,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
WM. E. HOLMKS.Lato of Ho "mi-s k Co.
WM. OALDlEB.Ch-rlcatou, B.C.
October IS
THE
SOUTHERN EXPRESS COOP AH?
ti
Office No. 147 Meeting-Street.
aoisrisi-soa?ioisr?
WITR A
RAILROADS THROUGHOUT.
TOTS
UMTED_STATES.
Every attention given to the
safe Transmission of Freight
ftfoney* and Valuables.
WILL GALL FOU AND DBUVKB
FREIGHT TG ANY POINT IN
THE Oil ? FREE OF
OilARGB.
H. H. PL AKT,
_tw4| . PreaMt-nc Aavrurt-, Oft.
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Batea tor t?-rwrU-?M? -wry raaaonabla to whkm apify
to our.Agao-, htr. vlf. BUnitSX, a* da Milla Btowa.
THOO. F. * B. H. QUMMSKHB.
Vfm&ba* U ?-llora ami Propa-iotar?.
MISCELLANcO?/S.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
DISEASES OF TUE
EYE AND EATR.
[FORMERLY OF LONDON, ENGLAND.]
OCULIST AND AUSIST,
ON THE
EYE AND EAR,
"O KKPEOTFULLY INFORMS THE CITIZENS OF
.lAi Oharloston and vicinity .bat ho will bo hero again,
at tbo CharltistoD Hotel, on Monday, December 17th, ant
remain until Saturday, the >>.l. After that timo monthly.
OFFICE HOURS PRODI O A. M. TOO P. M.,
Aud cm be consulted on DKAFN1_SS, NOISE IN THB
HEAD, CATARRH, DISCHARGES FROM THE BAR,
SCALES Di 'J,'HE EAR, ACCUMULATION OF WAX EM
THE HAR, ODSTRUCTION OF THE EUSTAOHIAJf
TUBE, and all Acute or Chrouio Disivi-j?s o? tbo EYE
AND AIR PASSAOES.
ARTIFICIAL EYES
INSERTED WITHOUT PAIN, AND PHRFEOTLY
KESEMBLING. THE NATURAL EYE.
OPERATIONS FOR CATARACT,
STRABISMUS
OB
OBOSS lE^IE,
Artificial Pupil, &c,
Skillfully pcribrmod, and all disoases of the
EYE A..D EAR
troatod, and overy operation ia Aural and Opthal
mic Surgery performed hy
DOCTOR GARDNER. .
Principal Office, 84 West ?Ott st., ?, Y.
mr For reference, testimon?ala, Ac., aond for a
C-HCLTLAB.
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OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
Tho Louisville Journal says : " TholeaUmoniabi which
Di". Gardiior present? to the public could boyer have bixst?
?htnincd, except by tho display of great skill and learn
ing in bbi profei-iion. One thing especially commendable
in tbo Doctor's practico ix, that bo <v_U not attempt ait
incurable dif.oi.__o for tho iiake o', n ico, but frankly tolla
Uto pationt whethor bo can bo cured or not. Wo cheer
fully recomnitmd Dr. Gardner to the attention o_I nil our
ft-ionds who may be auilerhig irom diaoauea of tho oyo
and cur.
Tbo Richmond Times s-.yo : "Wo havo no hesitation in
H'.iyii!--. that Dr. Gardner ia tho mont scientific and mic
CCK3?U1 eye and ear Burgoon lu ?i?h country."
Dr. Gardner's treatment of tho eye and ctr in wonder*
ful.-_f--c-.moii(_ Enquirer.
Wo ff ti justified In re common?. I lif; Dr. Gardner te
those suflcring from ?U?ico3ch of tbo oyo and oar.
[Richmond rYliig.
We can saftily and cordially recommend Dr. Gardner,
who will fulfill nil he undertaken to perform.
[Baltimore Clipper.
Tho Now Orleans True Della say? : "Wo can safely
rorommi-ud Dr. Gardner us a successful operator on the
eyo and our. Ho will not undert-tko to treat a case unions
a cure cou be effected.
Tho Wbeoliuc Register noys : "Dr. Gardner is one o*
tbo most successful Oculists and Aurista in tbo country.
Wo advino those iiulloring from tbo di ?oases of tho oyo
and oar to commit him."
November 3 _ Ohio
C_E._HUGJ.1R,
No. 187 MEETI_?G-ST_.
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