The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, January 04, 1867, Image 4

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FRIDAY MORNING, JANUAR"! 4, 1867. OFFICIAL^ LIST OFTETTERS Kemalnlag in the Postofflc? at Charleston, for the week ?Tiding JANUARY 8, 1807, and ordered to bo printed la TBS D ULT News, agreeably to tho following section of the new Post?nico Law, as the newspaper haring tho largest circulation in the City of Charleston: SECTION 5. And be it further enacted, That lists of lot tars remaining uncalled for in any Postofflce In any city, ?Own or village, where a newspaper shall be printed, ?hall hereafter be published once only in the newspnpnr which, being published weekly or oftener, shall have the largest circulation within range of delivery of the said ?theo. o X3~ Persons calling for Letters Advertised, should .tate that they are "Advertised." ggr Office hours from 8 A M. to 6 P. M. On Sundays, from 1 o'clock to a o'clock P. II. STANLEY G. TROTT, Acting Postmaster. WOMEN'S LIST. A Ahrens, Hary Alston, Hrs Alston, Clarissa Alexander, Miss J Alexander, Mrs J M Aldret, Mrs B S Ancrum, Margret Axon, Mrs H ? B Ballard, EUabeta Barssdole, Mrs 8 H Baker, Eugenia Balley. Miss M Bennette, Anna Beaman, Carrie Bashan, Agnes Blake, Mrs B Black. MrsE 3 Blake, Mrs P J Brant, Mrs Burns, Nollie Backsdalo, Mrs S M O Culph, Mrs M Campbell, Mrs L F Chambers, Ann Chase, Mrs J Conway, Kitty Cooley, Jennie Coffin, Miss A S Conner, Mrs S D Coleman, Mrs M B Colwell, Mary Ann Croom, Julia C D Dawson, Margret A ' Dolen, Mrs P Dawson, Anno C Days, Aner Bobean, Madame Davina, Kate E Davis, Jane Dugan. Mary Dugtors. Paulino r. Miss F ott, Miss A Enke, Hester EmUenette, Miss Farrell, Ellen Ficklin, Lizzie H Fitcher, Sarah Fitzgerald, Abbie FerrsU, Mary Ford, Nancy Fogarty. Hester O Gadsden, Jane D Geddes, Caroline Glover, Julia Gasblngton, Rosa Grogan, EUzie Grant, Mrs S 3 Giant, Emeline Gregory, Mrs J Greedy, Mrs E O Guerra, Mrs H C Greene, Hatto A Greene, Mattio H Hoyne, Susan B Hau. Martha S Harms, Mre H E Hargrave, Helena Hartes ton. Agnes H Harcy, Jolla Harrison. Susan H Heywood, Nancy Heidt, Ellen M Haywood, Judy Heidt, Mrs S wm, anni? mn, Mrs J Horen, Mrs 3 Hoffman. Mary E Hucks, Mrs H K Holmon, Lila Holmes, Mrs T J I Iversio, Shalet J Jackson, Mrs M J Jefferson, Dafphry Johnson. Carrie A Jervey, Jennie K Kennedy, Margret Kollock, Ellen 8 Kirkland, Mrs J Kelley, Miss T Laurence, Mrs H A Laurence, Anna Lequex, Catherine Lee, Mary Lee, Mrs Lockwood, Carrie L Long, Miss H M Won Eliziboth A Man, Mrs EA Menuda, Lydie Milner, Mrs ECS Middleton. Tarnma Mitchell, Eliza? beth L Middleton, Alice J Montgomery, Mrs AP Moultrie, Lottie Murray, Emily J Mullins. Mary Mathews, Mrs E J1 Martin, Mn M S Martin, Miss M E Miller, Catharine Ble McDowell, Mary E McCants, Lizzie McKcnry, Miss Isa; McKenzie. Ellen McNair, Clara N North, Misa M A K Nisbute, Charlott O Owen, Mary A Orr, Mrs A J Otis, Flora Olons, Mrs M E O'Brien, Ann O'Brien, Catharine F P?nenle, Ann Peue, Mrs R Patterson, Sarah Porcher, Mis? L Poland, Ellon Powell, Mrs C B Bead, Mary A Reid, Jane Rltcbiaon, Mary Rivers, Jane Ricke, Gertrude Ricarda, Mary Rose, Mrs M M Robinson, Mrs J S Sanders, Mn J C Sanders, Kate Shirer, E Skirrett, Mary Snips, Mrs L Spering, Mary Span, Rose Smith. Mrs AW Smith, Mrs G Small, Amelia T TwioheU, S Jennie Tomes, Lotty Toomer and fami Toomer, Misa E A ! Timmons, Mrs D C Thomas, Caroline Thompson, Miss M Thomas, Lizzie Taft, Miss Belle V Yenning, Maria Van Ambridge, Susan W Walsh, Mrs F Wald, Marla Wagner, Julia E Webb, Miss V Wells, Mattie Whaley, Miss A Wish, Mrs EE Word, MiFB R Wragg, Mrs M A Wright, Martha Wright, Jane D Walker. Jane Wash 'jgton, Ann Washington. Roso Washington. Miss K Williams, Mrs K Williams, Mrs R MEN'S LIST. Adams, John G Gadsden, Edward Nelson (freedman) ??yin? Capt S GeUfusa, A North, Wm B Albrecht, George Girard. Jos Nugent, M J Alford, AG Gllnn, Martin O Andrews, Eddie Goff, Wm Oldenberg, E H Antone, Joseph Gowan, A P O'Mora, John Anderson. Wm C Gray, N O'Neill, John B Green, D O Ostich, C Baker, Benjamin Greaser, Isidor Otjia, Henry Ballard, Charles Grant, Charles Orris, Henry P (freedman) Gregorio, Ferdi- P Barlow, James sand Pattison, Frank Baeden. C Grant, Milton Parker, John D Barnett, Henry E Gudgsr, David M Pinkney, Wm (col Bahntge, Fred er- Gulnnane, James ored) lek H - Prince, L Bargmann, S H Q, Bare, Samuel Hastedt, Hermann Quaile, 0 F Bailey, Alonzo S Haywood. DB B Benah, W P Harms, Henry Rafferty, Mich! Bennett, John Hamilton, Rev BeveL Mathew Behrmann, Henry James Revel, Capt Blacken, Charles Haley, John M Riley, Samuel Black, Jas Harris, Samuel L Richardson, Ros Blackmas. Silas L Haven, Nathaniel saillie Bothwell At Co A Roberts, Alexon Boeken, Joh Hinr Hannlfan, William der A Co Boldon, C D Robinson, 8 P Bounce, Vincent Harms, Finch Be- Robinson, C S Brandt, Luder bee vager S Brolnovich, Signor Hemps lead, WU- Sammln, Charles Lorenzo liam F Bradley, HUI A Co Hess, Jacob Saltos, Thaddeus Brandi, Fred Herm?n A.- Lobs Scott, Ben j Brewer, More Heins, Claus W Sheibe & Co Bracy, James B HUI & Co Seabrook, Jasob Brown,Gustav Hippo, Jacob Seymour, George Brown, 3 T Howard, J Jr W BuDxwmkle, J D Howard, Joseph Simmons, Morris Buce, G P Howell, D (cold) Buck, Winiam Hughes, Thomas Shledes, Thomas Burn, Lawrance Hyams. Godfrey J Smith, E T Butler, Maurice I Smith, H B Jr C Inabnoi, O G Smith, W Carter, JW J Springer, Capt Wm Caraman, Chas A Jackson, Dr J A L Carthy, Beter Jocobla, Carl Stelling, Gradt Capsie, 8 Jackson, G T 4 Co Strobhart, E H Carman, Charley Jeffers, Spann Stobs. Richer Castlon, OF Johnston, A Steuart, R Car, S Jones, Lewis Stevent, J L Cannon, S S Johnson, Thomas Sutton, Noah Chesnut, Fizer Johnson, Joseph Swett, F L Chadbourno, Dan- H Sylvester, H K lei Johnston. James Symes, John CThlsolaa, Wm A Johnson, Thomas T Chas?, Charlie A Tofus & Co Clark, B KL Taylor, Johnathan Clsgett, Wm H Kellogg. C W Thompson. John Clansin, F W Kennedy, Michael Tomson, Mr Cook. B Doras Keels, J H Thomas, Chorlos Cohen, Nathan A Kelly, James S B Conlon, Thomas Eilgore, Peter Thomas, Capt OoBlaan; Thomas Knanth. Fred Winston Costello, Daniel Knee, Henry Tucker, Charles A Cook, George W Kramer, W F M Coon, A !. V Coughlin, Thomas Lan try, John Y onida, J H Croe, J C LeQueux, B J Verdier, Israel Crosby, Charles Lefeare, Dr Henry W D Levy, J P Washington, Doggett, L W Legare. Thomas Junee Denny, Wm H Linaey, Jim Woobin. Danel DearL Charles Lovett, Capt A Washington, Dickert, Dr James BT James (iroed B Moy. Henry man) Dothogo. J j Marm, Oopt C L ?Vorren, Wm D ixshrmonn. Ernst iMaher. William Waters, John Wm Dodds, Robert Martin, James S F Dodge, Bartley Madden, John Walsh, John Draton, DH Martin, N Watkins, J O Drayton. J G Malone, John Watkins, Geni Duiort, E Matheson, J A Louis D Dunham, George Merchant, H C Wannamaker, Dunham, George Morse, Edward Prince P Means, Edward B Walker, Rev Jos B Dwyer, John Melton, George W Wcatherhahn, Toi E Middleton, James lie Edebohlo. Honks (edd) Weeks, W H Emoly,Aron Mitchell, Edward Webb,HW Elliott, Henry D Morse, A H Werner, Andrew P Epps, David ' Monz?n, L H Wells, Edward Evans, John H Molony, Stephen Lalght Eickel & Kohr Mailings, Harry Williamson, Chas " F Huahiagton, Wu- A Fans, James B liam Witherspoon, Fischer, Hein Myers, E H Isaac (cold) Fitzgibbon, Mi- Meyer, D Wltkowsky A- Pin ckael ox James Meyer, L tels Field, Morris tt Co Myers, M Wheaton, Noah Flint, J T ' Myers, Franklin White, Daniel Foley, John Bio White, Maj B B Footer, H O McDonald, Dun- Wilks, Kentens Foster, Neville & aaa C ' Wilson, Lyman Co - McDonold, D C Willie, H & Bro Fountain, Potar MacknoUe, Thom- Wolken, H A Co O as Woodson, Peter W Gatton, Adolf Iff Wrlede, H Gerdner. E F Naughton, Patrick Wyatt, Henry Gates, Thermos B. (cold) SS- Persons depositing letters ta fha Poatoffice win please to place the stamp near tho upper right hand cor? ner et the envelope, sod they wfll also please te remem? ber that without die stamp a letter cannot be mailed, but must be seat to oho Dead Letter Office. January 4 ? ;_"_ COMMERCIAL. Bxposrta) Aar tb? Wt?k ending Thursday Javsanstry 3. LIVERPOOL-Per ship Mary Ogden-47 bales SI and 2850 hales Upland Cotton. BAHAMAS-Fer Br Sehr Gertrude-18,000 fest Lumber, 26,000 Shingles, and Sundries. SOIIXSZIC. SSW YORK-Per Steamship 'Saragossa-248 bolos Sea Island and 483 bales Upload Cotton, 8 bbl? Sugar, 191 tierces Rice, 61 pkgs Snndrles, 44 bales Domestics, 2 aerees Wax, SO Bags and Z box Tobacco, sad 16 rolls Leather.Fer sehr NW Smith-DM bales Upland, 88 bales SI Cotton, 103 tos Rice, 178 obis Rosin, 22 bars Fire Iron, 19 hhds and 6 hags Cotton 8?ed, 28 cases Liquor, 8 boxes Sosies, 1 Soda Fount, 16 balea Bogs, Il Empty Carboys, 4 bbl? Paint, 100 Empty Bios Bois, 29 cases Hats, a Forges, 3 Battery Wagons, 1 Siego Gun, 1 Siege Carriage, 6 Oeses Mdz?, 12 casks Clay, AB boxes Ammunition. BALTIMORE-Per Steamship Falcon-8 bales Sea Island ?B*181 ???S5,1?p>*na Co??". 6 bags Wool, 37 boree Sugar, 66,000 ?set Lumber, and Sundries.Per S??^??^^^C<*toQ' ?.ooo feet Lum ber, X tierce Rice, 1 hhd Bonos, 1 bale Wool 6 balee Hides. 176Hides, 1 lrandlaHttas, ltoLBeef leask Brandy, 1 hoz Machinery. U Empty Barrels. 7 bbl? Boots, 2 bbl? Turpentine, 8 bales Bags, 7 bales Bags. Tit* CL* ri cs to ji Cotton Marktet. ros sax vncEX z?unte THUB?D AV, JAKUAHY 8,1867. COTTON.-The markst for tho staple during tb? week bas basa quit? active, thc eeles being Urge, and for seve? ral days, say teem Monday last, the tran wann on? have bean a* an Improvement of about 3c *> Bs above tho closing prices cf bat week. This advance has been caused hy the upward movement at Liverpool, which has taken place to the extent of a Kd. ?Bib. Th? receipts ot tels port for the week hove slightly fallen off-gay 17a -haba of Sea Island, and 6462 bales of Upland Cotton, against 644 balee of 8es Island, and 6606 bales of Upland Cotton the week before. The following statement orhib ga tho doUy character of the Cotton Market for tho week: Os Friday, December 28th, tho market was Urary, baye? purchasing freely-tte transactions amounting to 1066 boles, at ojiohonged quotations-?ay Low Middling 20K?31 ; Middling 31X: and Strict sflddllng 32(g33Ji. On eatnrday there was a fair attendance of buyers, wt 3 purchased generally ot previous figures; bnt during th*dey the piorket somewhat stiffened, cadia a lew transactions tho advantage was with the seller-qncta ttosa, however, remained as before-say 31 Xe fl ft. for Middling Coltan, with ?ale? cf Whales. pa Monday improved rnWUfenrw from Liverpool caused an active and excited demand, prices gradually advancing, commenoeing at an improvement of a half cent fy lb., and before tho close of tho day tho rates in some sales indicated an upward movement to the extant of two cents ?* lb_the transactions amounting to 1000 bales, and closing at about thc following quotations: Or? dinary. 31; Low Middling, 32; Middling, S3@34; Strict Middling 35c. V lb. Tuesday being New Year"* day, it was, to a groat extent used as a day of exemption from business; but during tho morning a few buyers took about MO balos, at generally full prices. On Wednesday tho market opened quiet, but became active during the dsy, some 665 balts changing hands at previous rates. Yesterday thc weather was inclement, interfering to a great degree with outdoor business, and tho Cotton market was quiet, with sales of only 00 bales, viz: 1 at soc., 8 at 31, 22 at 32,19 at 32?, 7 at 33,16 at Si, and 18 at 3*)io. Wo quote: Ordinary._31 @ Low Middling.32 ? Addling.33 @34 Strict Middling.35 @ SEA ISLAND Corros.-The receipts of tho week have been light, amounting to only 176 bales. There is rather an Improved inquiry for this class of cotton. Tho sales of tho week amount to about 300 bales, and tho lowor qualities have advanced from 2 to 3c. 9 Bs. We quote: 62a75c. for Common; 75c.a$l for Medium; and Slal 40 ?> BJ fi - Fino Cotton. Flo. .das are in request, and sell from 50a85c. fy tts. COTTON STATEMENT. S. Isl'd. Upl'd. Bibi. Stook on hand Sept 1, 1800. 235 5,300 - Received from Bec. 27, '66, to Jan. 2, .07. 176 6,462 620 Received previously.4,293 62,079 4,077 Total BecelptB.4,704 72.841 4,603 REPOSTS. S.Td. Up'd. Bice. From Bec 28, '06, to Jan. 3,1667, 391 3,956 294 Previously. 3,621. 53,124 3,230 3,912 67,090 3,524 Total exports.3,912 67,090 3,524 Stook on hand and on shipboard.... 792 15,761 1,079 HAME TDO LAST TELAR. S. Fid. Upl'd. Rice. Stook on hand Sept. L 1865.. 862 1,610 100 Receipts from Boc 28,'65, to Jan 3,'66, 120 2,332 - Becelved previously.2,176 41,388 1123 Total Receipts.2,658 45,270 1,223 EXTORTS. & rd. Up'd. Rice.. From Bec 29, '65, to Jan. 4,'66.. 24 3,867 10 From Sept 1 to Dec 28, 1865.. 2.204 32,435 1,180 2,318 3(1,302 1,100 Total Exports. 2,318 36,302 1,190 Stock on hand and on shipboard_ 340 8,968 33 BICE.-Thc receipts of Carolina have been very light, say about 1500 bushels of "Bough, "and 100 tierces of Clean Bice from Georgetown, S. C. There continues to bo a moderate demand at previous figures, the transactions having been some 400 tierces, of which we learn tho fol? lowing: 210 tierces Fair to Common Primo at 7'i ?8c fy lb. ; 50 tiercos Prime to Strictly Prime at 8X@B)ic fy lb. NAVAL STORES.-Tho receipts of the week amount to about 500 bbls. Rosin and 100 bbls. Spirits Turpentine. 144 bbls. of Rosin were sold at $6 fy bbl. for No. 1, and $4 fy bbl. for No. 2. Small sales of Spirits have ISken place at 60?61c. 9 gallon. No receipts or sales of Crude Tur? pentine. HAY.-There havo been no arrivals since last report, but the stock continues large and the demand limited. There have been no large transactions. We quote nomi? nally North River at $1.40@S1.50 ^ hundred, and East* ern at Sl.55@si.co. CORN.-The receipts of the week have been about 16,000 bushels. The market has been inactiva, but there is some inquiry, and holders are rather more firm in their asking rates in consequence of the probable tem porary stoppage of navigation with several of the North? ern porte by the late cold spelL We renew our quota? tions of the week before, viz.: for White Maryland, in bulk, $L24@L25 fy bushel, and S1,31@1.S5 ^ bushel weight, in bags. OATS.-The market continues quiet, and without im? portent transactions. We quote the article in bags at 76? 80c fy bushel, nominal. FLOUR.-The article continues firm at previous quo? tations, with quite a light stock of Super grades. We quote Northern and Western Super at S1L50? 12 fy bbL; Extra, $12.60? 13.50 $ bbL ; Baltimore Super at $12.50? 13.50 fy bbL; do. Extra at S14.60?1S fy bbL ?Family brands are selling at $17@18 fy bbL BACON-Continues duU, with an ample stock. Hold? ers are supplying the limited demand at about our pre? vious quotations, viz: Fair to prime Shoulders at 12? 14c fy lb; fair to prime Bibbed Sides at 12@14c. 9 Hs; dear Bibbed Sides at 14)?@15c fy lb; and Clear Sides at 15)?@16c. fy lb. SALT.-Tho stock of this article is held almost entire? ly by second h suda, who are selling in limited lots at previous quotations, say $2 50 fy sack for common Liver? pool. BAGGING AND ROPE.-There ls an ample stock of Gunny Cloth here, but there is but little demand, and the article is difficult of sale. We quote at 31?S2c tB yard. ROFE-Is selling at 20?23c fy Os for prime Hemp, and lower prices for inferior qualities. Jute is selling at 12J?C fy fy. TIMBER AND LUMBER.-Thc stock of Timber still continues light, and the transactions in the article are, consequently, restricted. We renew our quotations, say for Common Timber, $5? 10 fy M.; ami Timber, Sil? 13 ri M.; and Shipping Timber at S15@18 fy M. City Steam Sawed Lumber is selling at $20 to $30 fy M. FREIGHTS-To Liverpool oro without change, bul there is ample supply of tonnage, and but a limited amount of freight offering. We quote J^d. on Upland and ld. on Sea Island Cotton. To Havre, the only vessel on tho berth has flllod up at lc. fy itt on Upland and 2c on Sea Island. To West Indies, nominal. Coastwise To New York, by steamer, lc IB Us on Upland, c. on Sea Island Cotton, $1 fy tierce on Rice, and 60c fy bbL on Rosin; by sail, Jic fl Ss on Upland Cotton. To Bos? ton, by steam, lc fy lb on Upland Cotton; by sao, Kc fy lb. To Philadelphia, by steam, %c ? Bon Upland Cotton; by sall, He fy Ss. To Baltimore, by steam these vessels take Cotton for Liverpool, to be reshipped by steamer through, at New York steamship rates; on Lumber, by sail, $7 SO? 8 fy M. *. . EXCHANGE_Sixty days* bills on England wore quoted yesterday at 625@ft30 to the pound sterling. DOMESTIC EXCHANGE-The banks are purchasing sight checks on New York at K off; 6?10 days X off; 10?15 days 1 $ cont off; 20?25 days 1A? off; 30 days IK off. They sell sight drafts on New York at par. GOLD.-Tho brokers were yesterday buying st 34 and selling at 36. Angosta. Market. ; AUGUSTA, January 2.-FINANCIAL_With the opening of tho new year, we have the hopo that our finA-nM.^ affairs are settling to a firmer basis. Credits are estab? lished, business is settled in its old-fashioned ways, om merchants have htd a good Fall trade, and the high prices that have prevailed for our staple has brought a large amount of currency into circulation, and it has, from the diversity of labor, been pretty well scattered. Our merchants are daily receiving additions to their stocks and are generally preparing for a good, if not heavy' Spring trade. GOLD ANO SH VEE.- Brokers buying gold at 132 and selling at 135. Silver, 123 and selling at 132. EXCHANGE.-Our Banks check on the North at par; outdoor rates, J? to }? discount Time bills, 30 days, Iii 60 days, ia per cent discount COTTON-The operations for the past week have been light owing to the small quantity offering, and prices have advanced 2a3e during the time We think lt proba? ble that this scarcity of offering stock wm continue, ai the great bruk of the crop intended for this market hai already been received. Our planters have either sole* enough to supply their wanta or have made satis factor; arrangements, which will enable them to offer their re malning stock as prices are enhanced. Tho mark? closed to-day at about the fellowing: Middling.ss Strict Middling..,:...331i GcodMMdling.84 P. S.-Since tho above was prepared, we have the par ticulars of yesterday's and to-day's transactions. Thi market ls much excited, and a large number of balea have changed hands-speculators buying freely. The sales since Monday are 1115bales:-18 at 20K - 5 a 30; 7 at 31; 2 at S3 }?; 114 at 32; 61 at 32S?; 128 at 82!i US at 83; 116 at 33?; 40 at 83^; 306 at 84; 148 at 25,ant 5 bales (Hpporah) at 38c The receipts aro 120 balee. ! Tbs stock on hand in Augusta and Hambura on thi first of January, 1867, ia 17,286 boles. Wilmington Diaritet. WILMINGTON, January 2.-Owing mainly to thi continued inclemency of the weather, very little ou t-doo business has been done to-day. ruHPEAXiiijc.-None received, and no sales to report Last sole was at $4 30 for yellow dip, and $2 15 for hard. No sales reported in Spirits Turpentine and Tar. Boara.-92 bbls strained Common changad hands a $3 50 per bbl. COTTON.-Markot steady. Sales of 17 hales at 82J? cents for mixed grades, and 12 do at 31U&Z3 for mid diing. TIMBES.-TWO rafts fair min sold at $10 per M. Baltimore Market. BALTIMORE, December 31-Corni.-We notice mon activity in this market with sales of 3400 bags Rio, car? go of brig Edith, and 3000 do, ex bask Adelaide, bot! vessels reported in the bay, on terms not transpired 1600 bags of the Adelaide's cargo remained unsold. COTTON.-There waa s good feeling In the market thi morning, with come sales, and prices dosed firm on thi basia of 32 Kc for Mialling Upland, and principal held era having withdrawn their stocks from tho market FLO tm,-The only salo reported today waa 100 bbl Howard Street Extra at $14 25. Holders generally ar. firm, and quotations remain nominally nn?>i?Ti[pi>i viz: Howard-street Super and Cut Extra.. .$11 00 ?jil so Howard-street Shipping Extra. 12 50 ? 13 00 Howard-street high gradee. 18 00 ? 14 50 Howard-street Family.. 1560 @ 16 00 Ohio Super and Cut Extra. 10 75 ? ll 25 Ohio Extra Shipping. 00 00 ? 00 00 Ohio retailing. 00 00 ? 00 00 Ohio Family. 15 00 & 16 60 Northwestern Super.10 91}i? ll 25 Northwestern Extra.12 OG ? 12 75 City Milla Super. 10 60 ? ll 00 City H?ls, Standard Ertr?.1196 ? 12 75 City Mina Shipping brands Extra. 15 00 ? 16 00 BahUm'e, Welsh's & Greenfield Family. 17 60 ? 00 00 Baltimore High Grade Extra.10 75 ? 00 00 Bye Floor,new.. 6 25 @ 6 60 Corn Meal. City Mme...... 6 00 $ 00 00 G BAIN-Supplies <? all kinds were extremely Uflhttc day, and oonnnedto land carriage, the harbor and riva being mora or leas obstructed by Ice, and tho woatbe stormy. Of wheat there waa none received, and in th absence of which quotations aie entirely MMlneli N white corn offered, trat of yellow them were receive. 6000 bushels, with sale of 350 bushels Western mixed t 92 cte; 3200 bushels Pennsylvania good to prime 96a0 Cte-only 600 bushels at the outside figure Oats-170 bushels sold at 68*60 cts. No receipt? or salte of Bye LUMBBB-Is very duli ter cargoes of yellow pine ci account of the lateness of the season ; quote aflnaaars M MOIOMTA-Nothing doing in the article; quot _l?n nominal. . t -: NATAL 9ro?xa-Axe quiet; quote apiri? turpentine 6 ?70 eta fy gatton. : Tar-Last sile WM nt $3 for Wilmlru ton barrels, an advance af 25 ctn on the previous sal? Common ?rosin dun and nominal at M; No. 2 ti G0*i .nd No. ASTA8S0 fy bbL. '?.y'.;...-.:.--..-^ PaovnnoNa-Are SUB Inactive. We hear of no salt worthy of nate, bat quote prices as follows: For Mei Pork ?21 50a22: Lard 13 cents for City and Western bbb Bulk Shoulders 9 Vi cents; Sides lO?alOK cesta; Boco Shoulders lleUX cents; 8idea 11)4 cents;Hams 16*1 cents for city cured. Demsna only of a retail charade; - Bicx.-We quota Carolina held steady bet daB at9aS; cents. 1 - -*-*..*? ?*..-'.'-* ----- ? Tho market 1? las active, though prices f.o: dealer? steady oe last quoted, viz: For Ground Alum $2 16*3 20; Fino at $3 10a3 25 per lack ; and Turk's Isl and 60 cents per bushol. SUGAR-Tho market w*a quiet to-day; no sales worthy of notice. WIOSKXT-ls dull and inactive; quote from $2 25 to $2 35 per gallon, as to Quality abd character of packages. New York Market. HOSTET MARKET. The Now York Erenmp; -Pw*, of Monday, D.ocmber 31st, states that mouoy is fairly active st 7 per cent., but at that rato all good borrowers aro fully supplied. Com? mercial paper ls dell and without change. Government bonds wore firm with moderato transac? tions. Foreign exchango ia firm at 109>; for bankers' 60 days' sterling. For gold this forenoon tho io11owb%{ were tho leading quotations: 10 KIO, 134; 10:30, 1S3,H?, 11:00, 133J?5 11:30, issy; 12:00,133?; 1:00, 133>i. PRODUCE MABKT.T. NEW TORE, December 31-Flora, ic_Tho market fer Western and State flour ls firmer for ali grades, owing to tho light arrivals, but business is limited, owing to the storm. Tho high grades close very strong. Tho tales oro 1400 bbls at S9 OOolO 75 for sound superfino Stato; $10 75al2 30 for sound extra State; $9 80all 75 for the low grades of spring wheat Western extra; $1150a 12 30 for shipping Ohio; $12 75al4 ?5 for trade, and $13 90 Bl6 60 for St. Louts extras. Buckwheat fleur is firmer at $3 25n3 75 per 100 lbs. Canadian flOMr is firm. Falos of 200 bbls, at 113 40a 1515 for erode and family brands. Southern flour is firmer. Soles of 350 bbls, ot $11 70a 13 86 for common to fair Baltimore and country extras; and S14al7 for trade and family brands. Bye flour ls firm. Sales of 475 bbls at $0 30a7 76. Corn meal is steady. Sales of 400 bbls at $516 for Western and $5 25 for Brandywine. GHAT*-Tho wheat market is stronger and there ls loss disposition to sell, owing to the advance in the low grades of flour and the smaB receipts of same. The demand is confined to millers. Tho sales ore 17,000 bushels at $2 39 for No 2 Chicago spring; amber Michigan on private terms; $310 for com? mon white Canadian. Barley ls heavy. Sales of 9000 bushels Canada East on private terms. Barley malt ls Inactive at $135*1 45. Oats are firm and in fair demand. Tho ?aloa art 20,000 bushels fair to good Chicago at 64a65c; Ohio at 60c: Stato at 65c. Bye ls rather easier. -The Bales ore 2000 bushels of Canadian at $125. Corn is Inactive and prices aro somewhat nominal, in the absence of salCB of moment Small sales at $103 for Southern white; $1 07 for yellow do, and $1 05 for Jersey. Western mixed ls held at SI liai UK, m s toro. BRICKS-A) . fair demand at $13 60al4 60 for common hard; $18a20 tor Croton, and $76 for Philadelphia front COFFEE:-Wo hear of no sales, and prices we nominal. BAT-The inquiry is moderate, and the market steady at 90aSl for shipping, and $1 Itel 25 for retail lots. HEMP-A fair business was done at U*?ol2c for good; other kinds wore nominal. HOTS-Are firm and in good demand for home use. We quote at from 20a40o and 60c os to growth and quality. LATHS-Eastern are dull at $8 26. LOEE-Bockland is in fair demand and firm, at $1 70a 210. PROVISIONS-The pork market opened firm and quite activo, but closes duli, with the tendency rather in favor of the buyer. For ."?turo delivery we hoar of 2750 bbls. at $21 for new mess, seller January; $21 75 for now western mess, seller first half January; $21 37J? for nev? mess, seller February; and $21 50 for now western, seller February. The sales, cash and regular, are 5000 bbls at $19 37 X* IS EG>? for old moss; $21 for new do; $21 50 for new western, and $17 for extra primo. Beef is without change in prices and fairly active. Sales of 250 bbls at $9al2 for old plain moBs ; SllalS for now do; $12al5 for old red extra do, and $17a21 60 for new do. Tierce beef is more active but rather heavy. Sales of 300 tes prime mess on private terms. Cut meats aro quiet and we have only to note 50 pkgs pickled hams at llKe, heavy. Beef hams sro dull at about $30a34 for western. Bacon is neglected and nominal. Dressed bogs are rather dun. We quote at 8a8>? c for western, and 8J?a9e for city. Lard is not very active, but held with much firmness. Sales of 300 bbls and tes at 12&c for city and 12XC for western steam, to arrive. On Saturday afternoon sales of 500 tes, seller Jan 15th to Feb 15th, at 13c. ASHES.-The market is duU at S8a8 25 for pots, nnd $12al2 25 for pearls. COTTON.-Tho market to-day is firmer. Wo quote middling uplands at 35c, and New Orleans and Texas at S6>a'a37c TALLO w.-The supply is small and holders are firm st llalla ; but we hear of no important sales. WHISEEX_The markot is dull and prices nominal. PETROLEUM-Is dull and heavy. We quote crude, 40a 47 gr, in bulk, at 12>?al3c; do, in bois, 19al9%c; refined, 110 deg test, light straw, 25; do, light straw to white, 26a 27c; do, prime light straw to white, 28a29c; do, standard white, SOaSOKc; do, prime white, 32Ko. SUGAR_Raw sugars aro dull and prices are nominal. Philadelphia Market. PHILADELPHIA, Decomcer 29.-COTTON.-Pries are rather firmer, but the demand is limited. Small sales of middlings are reported at 34aS5Kc per lb for uplands and New Orleans. GROCERIES. -In sugar there is little or nothing doing. Coffee continues dull. 10G bags of Laguayra sold at 18c per lb, in gold. FLOUR_Holders aro rather firmer in their views; about 800 bbls sold in lots to the home trade, including Northwest Superfine at.$7 50? 8 00 Northwest Extra. 8 50? 9 50 Northwest Family.ll 25@1S 00 Pennsylvania and Western Superfine. 8 50? 8 75 Pennsylvania and Western Extra. 9 00@10 GO Pennsylvania and Western Family.12 00@14 00 Pennsylvania and Western Fancy.14 00?16 00 Bye Flour. -& 7 26 GRAIN-Prime wheat is In fair demand at full prloes. Sales of 2000 bus good and choice Pennsylvania rod at $2 90a310, and a small lot of California ot $3 SO; white ranges from $3 30a3 40. Bye is held at $130al 35. In corn, no change to notice. Sales of new yellow at 95a96c, and old do at $116. Oats move slowly, with sales of3000 bus at 57a59c Nothing doing in barley or malt The receipts to-day are as follows: 920 bbls flour; 1900 bus wheat; 6200 bus corn; 3CO0 bus oats. PETROLEUM-There is little or nothing doing. We quote crude at 19al9}?c; refined, in bond, at 28Ka29c, and freo at 46a48c fy gallon, aa to color. PROVISIONS-The market continues very dull, and prices are unsettled and drooping. Small sales are re? ported at $21 60 per bbl for new mess pork; 14al6c per lb for plain and fancy bacon hams: 12al2Xe for pickled do; 9a9.se for salt shoulders, and 12KalSc per lb for prime lard, in bbls and tierces. WBTBEET-There is nothing doing except In the con? traband article. Consignee? per south Carolina Railroad. January 3. 371 bales Cotton, 4 cars Stock, ll oars Wood. 2 cara Lumber, kc To H L Jeffers & Co, W C Dukes St Co, J N Robson. J McElroy, P T Gervais, W A Dosportes. E H Rodgers & Co, M Israel, L Lorentz, Chisolm Bros, Willis tc Chisolm, Mowry & Co, G W Williams 4: Co, W W Smith, J H Barry, E A Carlin, City Railroad, H F Baker & Co, J Fraser St Co, Railroad Agent Passengers. Per steamer Fannie, from Georgetown, S C-G E Hazelhurst, Miss Bailey, Douglas, and 10 on deck. Per steamer idea, from Edisto and Rockville-V W M Brown, J T Townsend, W L Wescott H M Bailey, W C Wilson, C A Seabrook, J B Seabrook, W L Burger, E M Whaley, J Who!ey, M Whaley, T Whaley, Miss O T Fitz simons, Mrs Seabrook, Miss SAC Marnhull, Miss O A Marshall. J Seabrook, Col J Eddings, J Austin, C T Wal, hampter, T Chippenfield, Dr T A Glean, Mrs Chippen field, and 55 on deck. MABINE ISTEWS. PORT OF CHARLESTON. Arrived Yesterday. Steamer Fannie. Davis, Georgetown, SC. 68 barrels Rosin, &c To Ferguson k Holmes, and ethers. Steamer Idea, Willy, Edisto and Rockville. 35 beles Cotton. To Motto A Pringle, Boper & Stoney, Austin, Andrus k Co, G H Ihgraham, Willis k Chisolm. Sehr A S Deas, from West Point Mill. 89 bbls Bice. To Clifford & Matthewes, J R Pringle, Boper St Stoney. From this Port. Steamship Saragossa, CroweH, New York, Jan 3. Cleared for this Port. Steamship Whirlwind, Fargo, at Philadelphia, Dec 29. LIST OF SHIPPING In the Port ox* Charleston, January 3, 1SG7. VESSEL* UNDER 100 TONS, AND STEAMBB3 CO ASTIN 0> WITHIN THE STATE EXCEPTED. STEAMSHIPS. Moneta, _ tons, Lebby, at Atlantic wharf, Jar New York, loading.Wfllifl ??hisolm E B Souder, 778 tons, Lockwood, at Union wharf, for New York, walang.Willi? tt Chisolm George B Upton, C07 tons, Crowell, at Atlantic wharf for Boston, loading.\j Salines SHIPS. Nereus, 1056 tona. Nichols, at Atlantis wharf, for Liv.r_ pool, loading..'..Walis tc Chisolm Confidence, 794 tons, Johnson, at Brown'o wharf, from New York, waiting.W B Smith tz Co Amelia, 683 tons, Connor, at Boyce ti Co's wharf, for Liverpool, loading.J Fraser Sc Co Mary Ogden, 970 tons. Hathaway, in the Stream, for Liverpool, ready.W B Smith tc Co Screamer, 120 tons. Young, at Atlantic wharves, for Liverpool, loading.W B Smith tz Co BABES. Moderna, zOA tons. Ryder, a* Kerr's wharf, for Wilming? ton, N C, ready.Risley Sc Creighton Toecano, 728 tons. Delano, at Brown St Co's wharf, for Liverpool, loading.Street Bros St Co Helen Sands, 668 tons, Ons, at Brown & Cow's wharf, for Liverpool, loading.Street Bros St Co Regina (Br), 699 tons, Tobin, ot Boyeo tc Co's wharf, for Liverpool, loading.R Mure St Co Ange Guardtene (Fr), 486 tons, Willis, at Marsh's whats*, from Havana, waiting. ;.J A Baslow Sc Co B F Shaw (Br), 374 tons, Cann, at Marshall's wharf, fur = Havana,loading.JA Baslow A:Co Mazatlan (Br), 363 tons. Fawne, at Union wharf, for Havre, leading.JA Ens] ow St Co The Queen (Br), 698 tons. Stuart at Union wharf, for Liverpool, loading.B Mure & Co James Wilson (Br), 364 tons, Dyer, at Kerr's wharf, from Swan Island, to be repaired_.-R Mure St Co Orcbilla, 339 ton?. Havener, at in Ashley River, for New York, loading.......... J A Baslow tc Co Ostend!* (Swedish), 500 tons, Carlson, at Yanderhorst wharf, for Liverpool, loading.J M Fredsberg Begins, 599 tons, Cumnunger, at Accommodation wharf, from Liverpool, discharging.CN Hubert BRIGS. Haze, 264 tona, Hall, in Ashley River, for Boston, load? ing.JA Baslow * Co O B Allen, ITS toas, Fettes, in the Stream, for Darien, Geo, ready.Street Bros tc Co Yirgmea (Span), 230 tons, Bron?t at Brown St Co's wharf, for Barcelona, loading.WP Hall Carmen (Br), 97 tons. Faulkner, in Ashley Hivsr. for West ladles, loading.. .Balsa tz Co Joven Jose, 150 tons, Eradu*, at Bennett's wharf; from Havana,repairing...........P J Renard Union (Br), 133 tona. Stickney, et Union wharf, from Savannah, to bo repaired......Master Lizzie M Morriu, 458 tons, Ulmer, at Ttnfiivmi Accom? modation wharf, for Boston, loading. .Risley k Creighton Castillan, 361 tons, Bardenbrcok, at Union wharf, from Matanzas, walting..JAEcalow&Co' Jame? Baker, 194 tons, Thompson, at Central wharf, for Philadelphia, loading..H F Baker St Co Polnsett, $18 tons. Anderson, in th? Stream, fer Bos _ ton, ready...J AXmuow tt Co Chebuctoo (Br), 118 tons, Kennedy, at Boyar & Oo'a - wharf, from Halifax, N 8, discharging. ...... ..'.Budd ?: Blake SCHOONERS. Mena wa, 211 tons, Diauoway, at Yanderhorst wharf, for Georgetown, 8 C. ready.Disley fc Creighton Chas Dennis, 393 tone, Hughes, in Ashley River, for New York, loading.w Roach B O Thomas, - tons. Crockett, at Patton's wharf, from Rockport, Me, discharging........Trout & Amabury E Waterman, 107 tans, Edgell, at Kerr's wharf, from Bal? timore, discharging..TJEerr ?Co Lovet Pc-.cock, 349 tons. Reagan, at Atlantic Wharf, tor > New Yor\, loading. .Willis St Chisolm Pathway, - tana. Compton, at Central Wharf, for Phil? adelphia, 'ceding..H F Baker Ss Co Nadab, 94 tons, Lo wis, in Ashley River, for Baltimore, ?. loading.".P PLocke B X Palmer, 197 tons. Palma, at N E B B wharf, for Balti? more, loading.PP Locke N W Smith, 295 tons. Tooker, at Adger'a wharf, for New __York, ready. .w Beach Daniel Brittain, 348 tona. Springer, at Accommodation ... W?*r^ *? lc*d tOT N?w York.Risley k Creighton MagnoUa, 139 tons^uvae, ot Marsh'! wharf,' from Tarka Iaamd,*?i)alrl?io;............jr ABoatow* Co Ralph Carlton, - tona. Harriston, In Ainley River, for Boa ton. loading._.Risley 4 Creighton Ella Flub, - tons. wLuey. at Brom & Co's -wharf, from Baltimore, djsohsrgmg..3rroetBras & Co Louie F Smith. 2M tons. Cue, lt Control wharf, from Philadelphia, discharging.HF Baker & Co Nevada. 143 tons, Doughty, at Herr'! wharf, from Nor? folk, Va, discharging.T J Kerr *Co Charleston Wholesale Prices, Corrected ?nd Revised Dully. ARTICLES. BAGGING, fl yard Dundee. Gunny Cloth., BALE ROFE, fl lb-Monillo. Woe torn. Now York. Jute.. BREAD. fl lb ^? Navy. ^# Pilot. Crackers. BRICKS. fl M. BRAK, ? 100 Bs. COTTON, fl ft Ordinary to Good Ordinary. Dow MMflllng., Middling to Strict Middling. CrfKhd Middling. ~ Sealsland. CANDLES, fl Ki-Sperm. Adamantine. Tallow. COFFEE. f! ft-Rio. Loguayro. Java. CORDAGE, fl ?-Manilla. Tarred American. CORN MEAL, fl bbl. COAL, fl ton-Anthracite. Cumberland. COPPER, fl ft-Sheet. FERTILIZERS Peruvian Guano, fl ton. Pacific Guana, ty 2000 Bis. Bough's Phosphate, ip 2000 Itu. Rhodes' Phosphate, 9 2000 On. Mopes'Super Phosphate, fl 2000 ft Zell's Raw Bone Phosphate. Zell's Super Phosphate cf Limo. FISB-Go?, ft 100 lbs. Herring, fl box. Mackerel, No. L * half bbl. Mackerel, No. 2, fl half bbl. Mackerel. No. 3, & bbL. Mackerel, No. 1, by kits. No. 2. No. 3. 28 ? 28 8.00 @ - 11.00 ?S12.00 nominal. 58 ? 00 9.00 ?10.00 75 ? 85 1.00 ?12.00 0.60 ?11.00 3.25 ? - 3.00 ? - Half boxes.... 48 ? 60 FLOUR, * bbl-Super. 11.60 ?12.00 Northern and Western Extra.12.60 ?13.00 Baltimore Extra.14.00 ?16.00 Southern Extra_.16.00 ?18.00 FR OTTS-Prunes, fl ft. 22 ? - Figs. 40 ? - Dried Apples. 10 ? 28 Almonds, soft shell. 35 @ 40 Raisins, M. R., fl box.. 4.00 ? 5.00 Raisins, Layer..v.. 4.60 ?5.60 Oranges. - ? - Lemons. 4.00 ? 8.00 GLASS. fl box of 60 feat American, 8x10. 6.60 ? COO American, 10x12. 6.00 ? G.50 French, 12x14. 7.CO @ 8.00 GRAIN-Maryland Oats, fl bushel._ 74 @ 80 Western Oats, V bushel. - ? - Corn, ip bushel. 1.24 ? 1.3a Beans, ft bushel.. 2.00 ?3.00 BA F, fi cwt-North River. 1.40 ?1.50 Eastern. 1.55 ? 1.00 j BIDES-Dry, fl ft. 10 ? 12 INDIGO-fi ft. 1.00 ? 1.76 IRON-Refined, fl ft. 07 ? 07 K Swede. 09 ? 10 LATHS, fl M. 4.00 ? 4.50 LIME-Shell, fl bbl. - ? - South Carolina. 1.60 ? - Rockpart. 3.00 ? 2.26 Cement. 2.75 ? 3.60 Plaster Paris....,v. 4.00 ?4.60 LUMBER, ft M. feet-" Cloar White Pino, 1st quality. 60.00 ?55.00 White Pine, good run. 38.00 ?40.00 Yellow Pine._. 20.00 ?25.00 Boards, fl M. feet-Rough.12.00 ?15.00 Grooved and Tongued_ 28.00 ?33.00 LEATHER, country tanned, fl lt.... - - ? - MOLASSES, ft gallon Cuba. 40 ? 52 Muscovado. 65 ? 66 Sugar House. 60 ? 1.00 NAVAL STORKS, fl bbl-Tar. - ? - Pitch. - ? - Rosin, Pale. - ? - Rosin, No. 1. 4.60 ?6.00 Rosin. No. 2. 4.00 ? - Rosin, No. 3. - ? - Spirits Terpentine, ft gallon. CO @ 61 Oa-cuin. ? ft... 16 ? - NAILS-American. *?20d, fl keg. 7.00 ? 7.75 American Wrought._ - ? - Lathing. 7.60 ?10.00 Copper, fl ft. 1.00 ? - Galvanizad.30 ? - Spikes. 13 ? 15 OJLS-Lard, fl gallon. 1.80 ? 1.90 Linseed, fi gallon. 1.60 ? 1.65 Sperm, Winter, fl ganen. 3.10 ? 3.15 Cotton Seed, fl gallon. - ? - Castor (E. L), fl ganen. 3.00 @ - Olive, fl dozen. 8.00 ?10.00 Kerosene, fl gallon. 70 ? - Benzine, fl gallon. 60 ? - PRO VISIONS-Soot, mess, fl bil.16.00 ?30.00 Beef, primo.14.00 ?15.00 Pork, mess. - ? - Bump.- - ? - Bacon, Bams, ft ft. 18 ? 26 Bacon, Sides. 12 & 16 Bacon, Shoulders. 12 ? 14 Bacon, Strips. 15 ? 17 Lard, m keg. 16 ? 17 Butter. 30 ? 40 Cheese. 16 ? 64 Potatoes, fl bbl. 2.76 ? 8.00 Onions.ti: 3.00 ? 8.25 Apples. 4.00 ? 6.00 FAINTS-Whlto Lead, fl ft. 12 ? 20 Black Lead.... 12 @ li Zinc, White. 1? ? 18 PLOW STEEL, fl ft 12 ? - RTCS-Carolina, fl ft. 8 ? 8>i East Indi?. - @ - SLA TES-American, fl equare..13.60 ? - SHINGLES, fl M. 7.00 & 8.00 White Pine, first quality.13.00 ? - SALT- Liverpool, coarse, fl sack. 2.37>?@ 3.60 Liverpool, fine._ - ? - SOAP-Bar. flft. U ? 15 STARCH, fl ft. 10 ? 12 SPICES, fl ft-Cassia. 1.00 ? - Mace. 1.76 & - Cloves._ 75 ? - Nutmegs. 2.00 ? 2.60 Pepper. 40 ? - Pimento. ?0 ? 60 Boco Ginger._ 30 ? - SPIRITS, fl gallon-AloohoL. 6.00 ?6.00 Brandy, Cognac. 4.00 ?13.00 Brandy, Domestic. 3.00 ? 3.75 Gin, Holland. 4.75 ?5.00 Gin, Amenest:. 3.60 ? 3.75 Bum, Jamaica. 6.00 ?6.00 Bum, N. E. 3.50 ? 8.00 Whiskey, Bourbon. 3.00 @ 6.00 Whiskey, Rectified. 2.30 ? 2.40 SVGAS, fl ft-Baw. ? @ 13 Crushed. 18 ? -? ClarifledA.;. 17 Q Clarified B.,.. - & - Clarified C.-. 16H? 17 Loaf.. 18 ? 19 Porto Elco. 13??? IA Moscova?>-i. 12 ? 14 SEQAJtS-Domesticmanufactun, fl M. 18.00 ?45.00 TEAS, fl lb-Imperial.. 2.00 ? 2.50 Gunpowder. 2.09 @ 2.50 Hyson..?..1. 1.50 ?l-COH Young Hyson. 1.50 ? 1.60 Black. 1.00 ? 1.76 TOBACCO, fl ft, as per quality. 40 ? 1.50 TIMBER-Hewn Timber-YeBoTFine. 5.00 ?18.00 Ash. - 8 Poplar. - ? - Hickory ....... . - ? - TIN-J. C Roofing Plate....16,50 ? - I X Roofing Plate.18.00 ? - IC Tin Plate', 10x14.17.00 ? - IX Tin Plato 10x14.19.00 ? - IO Tin Plato, 14x90... 18.00 ? - BkxkTin.fl ft. 40 ? - TWINE-Cotton, 9 ft. 78 ? - Baling. 45 ? - Hemp. 45 ? - Jute. -60 ? . - VARNISH- Bright, fl gallo?. 25 5 - Parsnne.... -fi - VINEGAR-White Wine, fl galba._ 60 ? - ender...... 30 ? - French.... 1.00 ? 1.35 WINE, fl gallon-Port. 2.60 ? 6.00 Madeira. 2.26 ? 5.00 Sherry. 3.25 ? 5.00 Ghat, fl case. 5.00 ?13.60 Chompagna, fl basket. 25.00 ?30.00 ZINC-Shoot, fl ft.1 36 fl> Vt Exports of Cotton vrakKca xxrOBxXD. Liverpool. Hull. London... Glasgow... Cork. Total ta Great Britain. Havre..-......... Marseille?............... Bordeaux and Bochell?,. Nantes. Total to Franc?.. Rn soi ? -Northern Ports..... Rasado-Ports cf Black Sea.. Sweden and Norway..... Denmark. Spain-Porta on th? Spain-Porto oi?M?dit?rxaa.*n. Hamburg..^. .....?.. *? . I Bremen.....'.'i-, Cuba.-.. Total other Foreign Farte; New York. ... Philadelphia*. Baltimore.,.. Savannah:... Wilmington.. Jacksonville.. Total to Coastwise Ports. Grand TotoL.......... 3,897 L137 '?il 1.463 30,779 38,647 . 28,684 3,467 3,467 -L8W -ijm. : K5& "4,867 88,433 4,3t9? 5&SBSI 60,714 39,915 I Exports of Klee, Naval Btoras snail Ltunfear, trota the Port or Charleston, frone *?pt'er Zst to Jansary 3, 1867. --, ? Boetoa. Hew York. Newport, R. I. Prorldenoe. R. I... Philadelphia...., j Northern Fort., j Barbados?. Havana., Ooh? and a Market. Liverpool. : Rio de Janeiro. j Hallfox. NB. Cardenas........ ?. Bordeaux...: - -West Indias. i Baracoa.... Bristol, Eng........ 230 3,837 LOSl! 10,307 1.730 JNO. FRED'K FICEEN, : Attorney at Law, : i?fflce : No, 84 Church Street, ONE DOOB SOUTH- OF BBOAD. ? Deten.bsrlb .' . ."" '.'tOOt* Quotations for S. Carolina Bank Notes. PREP ABED BT C?3STN"ER. .te WITjSOlSr. No. 5 Bro ?Kl Street, Charleston, 8. Carolina. Buying totea. Bink of Camden. .?0 uank o' C narien ton.19 Bank of Chester.15 Bank of Georgetown.16 Bank of Hamburg.17 Bank of Nowborry.40 Bank of South Carolina.08 Bank of State of S. Carolina, prior to 1801.18 Bank of State of S. Carolina, after lBt Jan., '61.. 08 Commercial Bank, Columbia.08 Exchango Bank. Columbia.16 Farmer's and Exchango Bank.04 Merchant's BanJcCheraw.16 People's Bank, Charleston.8.1 Planter's Bank or Fairfield.08 . Planter's and Mechanic's Bank, Charleston_19 Southwestern Railroad Bunk, Charleston.36 State Bank, Charleston.08 Union Bank, Charleston.65 City of Charleston Chango Bills.92 These quotations hablo to fluctuations. SHIPPING. atJtrv. FOR LIVERPOOL.-THE AX jEOSO American ship "NEREUS," H. N. NicklesMas JMMNJP ter, has a portion of hor cargo engaged, and *s^^fc will have quick dispatch for the above port. For further Freight engagements apply to WILLIS A OHISOLM, January 1 North Atlantic Wharf. K-CTv^ FOR LIVERPOOL..-THU JEW JXQSfeOasd strictly Al American Bark TOSCANO, ?JjigSSy Charles N. Delano Master, or small capacity, ?has a large portion of her cargo engaged, and will have dispatch for the above port For balanco of Freight engagements apply to STREET BROTHERS ft CO., December 29 No. 74 East Bay. _^T>. FOR LIVERPOOL_TBE SPLEN XQaODID fast sailing ship "SCREAMER," S. Young J^HRy master, has a largo portion ol her cargo cngag m> ? ' ? ?? ed and going aboard. For further Freight engagements, apply to W. B. SMITH ii CO., December 24 Union Bank Building. FOR KEW YORK-MERCHANTS' LINE.-To sail Monday, 7th inst., tho fast sail? ing packet schooner CHARLES DENNIS, Wm. Hughes Master, having three-fourths of her cargo on board. Wants 200 to 250 bales cotton and light freight to fill up. With quick dispatch. Apply to WILLIAM ROACH. January 3 thsm3 K-FT>-^ FOR NEW YORK-TO SAIL WITH JgQsjO DISPATCH-Tho new A 1 Schooner LOVET ?JgKKs> PEACOCK, J J Reagan, Master, will have quick "T dispatch for the above port For Freight engagemencs apply to _ , WILLIS & CHISOLM, .December 29 North Atlantic Wharf, Jt.prT^T Jf"R NEW YORK.-MERCHANTS *? LINE-TO SAIL FORTHWITH.-The Regular LJNgttPacket Schooner N. W. SMITH, Tooker Master .?^?V-?-wants three to four hundred bales Cotton and light freight to fill up. Apply to WILLIAM ROACH December 27 i.?S*> FOR BOSTON.-THE FINE MEW /XOk schooner RALPH CARLETON, Capt Harring Sd??jV?on. caving two-thirds of her cargo engaged, will iiriiiirnhavo dispatch for tho above port For Freight engagements apply on board, or to " . OLNEY ft CO., December 18_Nos. 9, ll and 13 Vendue Range. *^JTK BOSTON-TO SAIL WITH /Ifl? DKfPATCH.-The new Al brig LIZZIE M. MERRILL, S. R. UutEB master, will have quick ? II .? in dispatch for tho above port. For Freight en? gagements apply to WILLIS ft CHISOLM. December ll _North Atlantic Wharf. . WASTED, A VESSEL TO LOAD with Lumber at Darien, Ga., for Bremen. ? Apply to C. L. GUTLLEAUME. ? January 3 2 viv WAA TED.-A SLOOP OF ABOUT 15 ?TW cords capacity wanted to go up Cooper River for tm i r^wood. Apply atDAn.v NEWS office, or at '"'"." " C. N. AVERILL ft SON'S, November 2_ No. 70 East Bay FOE NEW YORK. THE STEAMER QEANADA, CAPTAIN-, TT7TLL LEAVE ADGER'S SOUTH WHARF ON SUN V I>A3r* '?ouary eta, at - o'clock precisely. January 1 FOB NORTH EDISTO AND BOCK VILLE. THE STEAMER I DEA, CAPTAIN CHARLES WILLEY, WILT. LEAVE SOUTH ATLANTIC WHARF, ON " A'aterdoy, 6th January, at 4 o'clock, A_ M For Freight or Passage, apply on board, or to -_" . MOTTE A PRINGLE, Agent, January 4_South Atlantic Whan'. FOR COOPER RITER. EASTERN AND WESTERN BRANCH, MID? DLEBURG, COMLVGTEE, AND WAY LANDINGS. THE STEAMER CAPTAIN D. BOYLE, IS NOWRECEIVING FREIGHT, AND WILL POHI ... TIYELY leave Atlantic Wharf on Friday Mernina, ?th_/^na?7i-6t 8 o olock Precisely. Returning, ww leave Comingtoe Saturday Mo^ningT ??T8. wm For Freight or Passage, apply to CHAS. L. GUTLLEAUME, is T) AU T^iSff1101 East Bay and Atlantic Wharf. >. B.-All Freight payable on the wharf. January 3_ 2 FOR NORTH AND SOUTH ED?S TO AND ROCKVILLE. THE STEAMER "W"_ "WV "F??ZIE?, CAPT. JOS. F., TORRENT. T?7TLL LEAVE ATLANTIC WHARF AS ABOVE, ON VV Friday, 4th mst, at 2 o'clock, P. M. For Freight or Passage, apply to _ C. L. GUTLLEAUME, , . : Corner Eist Bay and Atlantic Wharf. AB Freight payable on wharf. 2 Januarys CHARLESTON & GEORGETOWN STEAM PACKET UNE. SEMI-WEEKLY. T?r"?CH2^G AT SOUTH ISLAND, WAVERLY MTLLS, AND LANDINGS ON THE WAT. CAMAW AND BLACK BJVER8. STEAMER FANNIE..... i........... Cant. ISAAC DAVT TS7?LLUBAVE ACCOMMODATION TVHARFEVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY MORNING, at 7 o'ctocfc r^rarrnng, win leave Georgetown every THURSDAY andbUNDAY MORNING, at 7 o'clock. ?"?"A* Freightreceived dafly, and stored free of charge, i For Freight sod Passage, apply to ' ?w?^.?. o - ? :*^BSvSON^:H0LiaES, Agents, Novembers - ? ' AccomnwdationVThak CHARLESTON AND. = CAMDEN traOTJXilR UNE. STEAMERS THB NSW SPLENDID IBON STEAMER ' ?APT. CHAS. MoGABEY, Asi? BTEAMER - ? '' CAPT. W. T. GARBTSSON. >-'..! . THL^SS*?!1S?SPJ^ STEAMERS WELL BUN m ?e?51?rty between Charleston and Camden; the S? .^^^E^^ ChaIle,,^ *? Wrigh^sSun; aad ^^CLDHTEEB- bom Wright* Bluff to CaSd^ J^f ^ laridings on the. San too and-Wateree eSat^iT*3&"* **?to**r<*A stored freeTf ^?^Vcl^g^J^ ^ **** ***** Q?L? ^^^^^^ Cinriesten and Savannah Steam ':? Packet line. '" TIA BEAUFORT AND HILTON HEAD, f^^^?o^^o^AB^T^ l^fSSSlSP?T Charleston^ever?dayand tav^HS^^WOO,XolaaTe" Charleston every Wednes and Saturday, and Savannah every Monday ZSSnC rto?S?U>r^J^t^t??S,^ ?? her Madar Charh-ton,?^ herw-?nesday trip tw2ft? ^f?Sptt???ft HOLMES, Assets, - - Ol^??oifNft'orjllANG ?h acSS?S^?l?.I'me ????ecuSchfeeato ^^^9^^?^? Northeastern Tlsirrot<israadat ,1 BARGAINS IN DRESS GOODS, SILKS, WOOLLENS, BROADCLOTHS, MUERES, SHAWLS, FLANNELS, BLANKETS, BALMORAL MD DUPLEX SKIRTS, AIJSO.II? FRENCH CORSETS, REAL LACES, EMBROIDERIES, COLLARS, ALEX? ANDER'S KID GLOVES, AND IN HOUSEKEEPING GOODS, such as Linen Sheetings, Pillow Casings and Towelings, Curtain Stuffs, &c, many of direct, importation. Are OlTevmg from December 1st to Reduce Stock, at UFFERHARDT, CAMPSEN & CO.'S, ST. E.CORNER KINO AND MARKET STREET?. JBS- N. B.-Mosers. J. CLAUDIUS M ELL ER and J. B. W. PHILLIPS are with us, and will bc happy to serre thfthMrienii*._Dffi-embr:t GEOEGE W, WILLIAMS & CO., WHOLESALE GROCERS AND BANKERS, HAYNE STREET, CHARLESTON, S. C. WILLIAMS, TAYLOR & CO., COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No. 147 Maiden Lane, New York. , GEO. W. WILLIAMS. E. C. WILLIAMS. J. H. TAYLOB. WM. BIKNIE, JB. EDWIN PLATT. GEO. W. WILLIAMS & CO., COTTON FACTORS . Church-street, Charleston, S. C. HAVING ESTABLISHED OUB HOUSES AS ABOVE, WE OFFER YOU OUR SEBYICES?FOB THE TRANSACTION OF YOUB BUSINESS TN CHARLESTON AND NEW YORK. Hf?, CLOCKS, JEWELRY, ITO. ALLAN & SIDDONS, No 307 KING STREET. THE SUBSCRIBERS WOULD RESPECTFULLY CALL ATTENTION TO THEIR HANDSOME AS? SORTMENT OF GOODS, CONSISTING OF: FINE WATCHES, IN GOLD AND SILVER CASES, with the heat quality movements of ENG? LISH. SWISS, and AMERICAN MANUFACTURE. CLOCKS OF FRENCH, SWISS, and AMERICAN MAKE, variety of patterns. An elegant assortment of JEWELRY, in sets, half sots, &c. RINGS IN GREAT VARIETY, STUDS, SLEEVE BUTTONS, SILVER WARE, PLATED WARS. Besides many useful and ornamental article? suitable for presents. The PROPRIETORS being practical WORKMEN, the purchasers may rely on the quality of thair GOODS heine what they are represented. SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO REPAIRING WATCHES, JEWELRY, ETC OLD GOLD AND SILVER bought or taken in exchange. ALLAN & SIDDONS. Wo. 807 King street ro<?mo WILLIAM G. WHTLDEN cfc CO., CORNER OF KINO- AND BEAtFFAJN STREETS. STEPHEN THOMAS, JR.WILLIAM S. LANNEAU. JJ AVINO RECEIVED A WELL SELECTED STOCK OF LADIES AND GENTLEMEN ' J) WAT1ES, JEWELRY, Sn WARE AKD FANCY GOODS, Invite their customers and the public generally to an inspection of the same. They hive also on hand a foll assortment of SPECTACLES AND EYE GLASSES PLATED WARE CUT AND PRESSED GLASS DECANTERS. GOBLETS CHAMPAGNE, TUMBLER, WINE AND CORDIAL EVERY VARIETY OF HOUSE FUHNTSH1NG ARTICLES. , WATCHES AND JEWELRY REPAIRED. NO. 256 KING-STREET, CORNER OF BEAUX1 AIN, Novemhsr U sumwf2mo CHARLESTON. SOUTH CAROLINA, _SHIPPING._ FOR FLORIDA, VIA SAVANNAH, BRUNSWICK- STD FERNANDINA, JACKSONVILLE, AND ALL FAIAS^TET *** JOTBIW^ THE FINE STEAMER KATE, CAPTAIN T. J. LOCKWOOD, YTJTLL LEAVE NORTH ATLANTIC WHARF ON YY every Wednesday Horning, st 8 o'clock precisely. J9*Freight received daily and stored free of charge. For Freight or Passage apply on board, or at the oi OoBOf JOHN MAHONEY, J E.. ?8 East Bay, November 13 _Above Craig, Toomey & Co's. FOR PALATKA, FLA., FERNANDINA, JACKSONVILLE, . AND ALL THE LANDINGS ON TES 8T. JOHN'S RIVES. VIA SAVANNAH, ?AM THE NEW-AND SPLENDID STEAM?KIP "DI CT AT OR, . 1000 TONS BURDEN, " . " . CAPTAIN LOms.M. COXkrjLKB. 0N,AKP jAFTER THE 26TH OCTOBER, THIS FINE n-r* ^5?? ^ tram Middle Atlaiuo Wharf, every Friday Night, stTX) o'clock, for tba above places. AU freight must be paid' here by shippers. ?,?"S?VI ^.^S88 *:? ?>e *''*?* to ??a sbote points on to St Join's River at $6 each. ChUdKn una^ ten yesjsoramftoe. Horses and Mules at reduced rate?. ??Coantry papero advertising: ?tho DICTATOR" Trill please copy. . ;. ??tr^MTi FOR SA^A^I^JSLH. . THE STEAMER "DICTATOR," ? WOO TOSS 1<D KT HEN, CAPTAIN L. M. COI?ITEB, 1I7TLL LEAVE MIDDLE ATLANTIC WHARF EVERY W FRIDAY NIGHT, at IO o'clock,' for this part. For Freight or Passage apply on boord, or to office ol 5. D. AIKEN * CO., Agents, Noyptnlifr?_ . . South Atlantic Wharf. PASSAGE REDUCED! CHEAP PASSAGE TO OR PROM ! EURO 3? 32, B'ffS^8^,^^'*^*^: ALSO I OtestBonnc?onmFsreto ' ?wnajasi, *^?PP?7to M. M. QUINN, RAILROADS. ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS OP Tff B South Carolina Railroad Company AND OF THE Southwestern Railroad Bank. rTHE^A?NUAI' MKETIXG OF THE STOCKHOLDERS X of the aberre Institutions, will be held to the City of Charleston, on the Second Tuesday in February next, th? 12th day of tbat month. ~~r7* Place of Meeting-Hall of the Southwestern Rattroad Bank, on Broad street. Hour of convening-ll o'clock A. M. On tho day foBowing-Wednesday, the 13th-thora ?^?^J?a election heM at the ?ame place, between th? S??S5S i'fi??: *nd 3B. M., for FIFTEEN DIRECTORS OFTHE RAILROAD COMPANY, ?nd THIRTEEN DL KECTOBS OF THE BANK. "*A?A*JWI A committee to verify proxies wiB attend. Stockholders win be passed, as usual, over tba Hoad totu?auSwn? ^"Tho Board tlUlHM four quarterly moatimTB dorine ihe.y??V sud "nen meetings as shall bo specially catted by the President; and inthe interval ol"the maettngs ttere aban bo sn Executive Dommittew, who shan bo a?^ tborizadto conduct the business of tho Company. Ta? said Committee to consist of the ntrunbeajcaOsat In. Charleston. j. R. EMERY, SecretaryT Js nary 3_ ? - tSotV ATLANTIC AND ?ELF aiir-Bft^n, GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE.? ? _ SAVABSAB, December SI. - I rpHBOTOH TICXETSTO JACKSONVILLE ABE JL NOW SOLD OVER THIS BOAD. Fare, ?3: Tana, iUSS"?; -TTaip- tewy. a?vannan daily. Sundsys ax copted, at 7 A M. ; arriving st JaAsonvute'at 12, nteht; UDP K"" at 10 A/M., andarrivoatSavwmsSet For any information concerning this route, si H. S. TTABRTB. General Superintendent, ar J.- B.L_ General Ticket Agent. H. a HAINES, December 2* mwfB General gnpsitoteniSit CHARLESTON CITY RAILWAY COSEPAN'E". ?...... _^^CHABLE9TON^eocmberSI, 1^?. Nm. FURTHER NOTICE. THE CAES ON THE T^SJP**?T* thiough Wentworth stree* -SS Butiedge Avenue, wiB leave the tower terminus on tho last trip ats o'clock P. M. By order. _ . 8. W. RAMSAY. December 31_Secretary s^T*a?sar?r. NORTHEASTERN ?a-nMaosw?, gHORTEST. QUICKEST AND ONLY DIRECT ROUTE NEW YORK PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE WASHINGTON RICHMOND PETERSBURG WELDON and WILMINGTON. Time through by Express Train to New York at noars. Fare.. . .US Ott. -Ticked good by elinor of tho three fellowing Routs? : RICHMOND AND WASHINGTON BAY LINE AND BALTIMORE ? . . NORFOLK AND DELAWARE, checked through to any point, ta good until used. . 8. a^QLOKONS, _ . Supt. Dece L ber 29 WILLIAM BROOKSANKS, ?HAM OAS JW^KR AND FL?J3?BKR, CW^tASD ORNAMENTAL OAS FUTURES, GAS KNIWnTY PLDMBT PROMPTLY AT. KSi?' - ; Ho,U?KINtt8XttaTO. August?: ?*w?aff Broad a? QosenstiasW