The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, January 11, 1867, Image 4
FRIDAY MORNING, JANUARY ll, 1867.
One KaBdnd Years to Corr-e.
Who'll press for gold this crowded street,
A hundred years to come T
Who'll tread yon church with willing feet,
A hundred years to como T
Pale, trembling age, and flory youth.
And childhood with his brow of truth;
Tho rich and poor, on land and sea;
Where will the mighty million bo
A hundred years to como ?
We all within out graves shall sleep
A hundred years to come:
No living semi for ns. shall weep
A hundred y??rs to come:
But other mer. our lands will nil.
And others then our streets will nil.
And other words will sing as gay.
And bright the sunshine as to-day,
A hundred years to come.
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WOMEN'S LIST.
A H R
Alexander, Cecilia Han, Mrs J W Richardson, Erne
Allen, Mary Agnes Hampton, Miss S Uno
Alston, Patsey Hays, Hattie Robinson, Sarah
Arnolds, Sallie E Hayso. Susan Jane
B Henderson, Rebec- Russ, Martha
Barnettc. Mies E ea Byan, Mary
Barre, Mrs L Holmay, Mrs F S
Baker, Mrs ~& I Sehiffloy, Jane
Behrens, Annie M Inness. Mrs E C Soignions, Mattie
Brown, Charlotte J Seabrook, Sarah
O Jeffords, Mrs L V Ann
Burtxams, Sallie Johnson, Bellio Sheridan, Mrs MB
Behrens, Mary Jones, Eva G Shanahan, Miss M
Block. Cornella H". Shroder, Miss H
Bowman, Miss H Kenan, Mrs Den- Silva, Madame
C nis Stokes, Fannie
Bulkley, Kary L Stowe, Jessie E
Burrow, Peggy ? Lawson, Affin St Clair, Miss E B
O Lyons, Margret Strouse, Mrs D
Carde, Clementina Lee, Mrs B Starr, Emma
Carr, Mis H Lee, Miss F Small. Clara
Calmer, Elizabeth M . Simmons, Mary G
Chapman, Miss L Moddem, Mrs Simmons, Mrs J D
C Mehrtens, L T
Chislom, Eliza Mehrtens, Mrs 0 Taylor, Mrs J G
Canter. Mary Miligen, Sarah Toomer, EUza A
Cunningham, Sa-, Mitchell, 13 Timmons, Mrs D
rah E Mortem er, Mis? A C
D E Thorne, Miss M E
Dailey. Sarah Moran, Kate Thower, Madame.
Deys, Mrs H Murr, Amella Thompson, Mrs E
David, Mary E . Miller, Martha Tbarin, Julia
Dausy, Doily Meyer, Mary Ann Thom, Miss M E
David. Julia E Mc V
Davis. Mrs C C Macmillan, Maggie Vennlng. Jenny
Donahugt, Mollie McMillan, Mrs M Yan Allen, Miss J
Donahue, Mary E A .
K o W
Emllinette, Miss A Owens, Mary Ellen Wallace, Annie
0 Ocbricb, Martha Wau, Susan
Ellice, Lizzie F Webb, Elizabeth
F Punci?n, Eltze Wooton, Jane
Fuller, Sattio P Prioleau, Phoebe Webb, Mrs T
G Polnsetto, Mrs Weston, Paulino
Gardner, Mrs J E Paul Webb, Mrs John
Gaillard, Miss C M Pinckeny, Martha Weston. Miss J
Gardener, Mary Phairson, Miss S Whaley, Mrs G W
Gamey, Mary Atv" Peteygrue, Anna WetseU, Mrs John
Gannon, Mary A Parry, Mrs A S Wolton. Anna C
Glover, Bozenor -? R W?rter, Mrs J
Green. Maria Randolph, MrsL Wilson, Miss L 0 .
Griffith, Miss M T Babb, Mrs A T Wilson, Dafney
Guerard. Mrs WB.
MEN'S LIST.
A G N
Abbot, Henry W Gilbert, M E Nealon, Thomas
Aulston, Charley Golbreah, Wilhelm Neumeyer, M
Altanan, A E Goodrich, J Nowell, B W
Andrews, Warren Gonzales, Ramon Noisette, Paul S
W Graveson, John Neille, George
Apler,D Gray, HG O
Arthur. S Greene, James Ohlandt, D W
Arrata, Antonio Foy Oliver, McCarrell
B Grasy, James Ovals, Antonia
Barkerding, H-~ Green, Simon F
Bailey, Benjamin H (Pasley, Peter
Baily, J F Hamburger, H Paine, S
Baird, Capt W H Hambleton, Mel- Phillips, Julius
Bailie, J G vin Pharo, Barton P
Beaucot?, Thoa Hamilton, Frances Post, Abram
Behling, L H Haines, GW Q,
Benedict, CHA Haas, John Quash, Casel
Co HalUsey, John R
Bennett, Charles Horris. Sam L Raysou, J E
2 Hall, Dwight F Randal. James
Belcher, Warren P Haines, Geo Richard
Behling, E F Habernicht, B Rao. Edwd
Boahan, John W Hau, W Rentiers, J
Bigelow, O W Hayden, John Began, H B
Bishoff, N Hencken, JohnL Rivers, W D
Blackman, Silas L Hernandez, Ver- Bitter, N
Blight, George nando Richardson, Ma]
Blanken, Eland H Hoffman, Henry M E
Block, John Will Holden. Solomon Ri vis, John
Blanchard, s S Hughes, George C Riley, Charles
Boyad, Mosiea Hudson, Patrick Roberts, S E
Bom ester. Wm J Boss, Richard W
Bola, Howard James, G Bonoh. Lawrence
Boykin, Henry Jackson, George Robinson, J M
BroweDe, Brad- Jin?ns, Morris Robinson, Isidor
ford ' Jervey, Jas Roberts, A J
Brodie, St Julian Jenkins, Robert A Burnie, Michael
Brady, Philip B S
Brewer, Edward Jones, Charles Shracder, P O
M Jones, N P Schult, Charles
Bradford, Oapt Johnson, Parish Seale, Robert or
Brown, IK (freedman) Daniel
Brown, Jefferson Jones, Samuel Shrider, Thomas
Brown, George Justus, Jas ' Singleton, John S
Brown, An tansy June, Samuel Shslly, Stephen
Bums. Body " Z? Shaw, W W
Burdell, Holder ' Kain, ? Sloan, Doctor
Bose,Fred Heels, M Shaver, JohnL
BsS?s. HSTie Henny, E Smith, Charles C
Byrne & Fogarty Kenekey. L M Smith, Adolphus
C Kenney, Joe Smith, W?bs ?rr D
Carey, George T Keciley, E J Smarj, Ben
Calder, Wm Keltt, G D apringer. J
Campbell, H W King, Jahiol Stephens, E B
Caulfield. Martin Kinsey. XL 4 Co Stone, John A
Carter, Beverly )j>"?*.W0 ? Stetting, EH
Carney, Peter Kuckh, Franz Jo- Stuart, Benj R
Chion,-T' seph SUmorger, M E
m~-te, GE L stewart, John
Clark, A J" Larkin, J Carol!
Corbett, M H Levlston, H Sullivan, E
' Cornwall W J Lewis. Lumina 8teffans, C
Conner, T Line, T T
Corcoran, Patrick Lou wis, Chas Taylor, Isaac
Cooke, Wm Lovett, W Y Taw, Capt Wm G
Cole, John H Lowry, J B Tahpage. Smith
Cook, Henry Lettes, Patrica: Talrnage, A E
Clinch, H ST Terry, J E.
Curtis, George Maxsdassis - Thohoff, Htnrlffn
.JJ..- Mabsn, PJ Thomas, Charles
Davis, George W Manning, Joseph B
Davis, Col F Marek, M Tolmnn. John C
Deas, Caesar Mlaioney, Jas E ' Toomer, Dr J B
Dawson, J E Mariner, Arch Trysou, Ben
Day, William Meraaugh, Thoa V '
Davis, Dr Mel dan, Mr Yan Quin, G
Dauer, Fr Michael, ?Joseph' Yarner, Henry
Degnean, Charles Miller, Wm H W
Denny, John W IMulea A O," M D Walker, JA
Denny, Wm H Montgomery, Bob- Washington, Wm
Douglass, T J H - ' ort Ware, James H
Dowaey, Thomas Monde, Arestede Warren, G W .
Drayton, Phillp ? Murry, MA., Wallace, Julius L
trunking, Joesph Mundy, Mr' . Washingtou.Frank
M Murphy, William Walsh, James
Duane, Stephen M ? Wald, Wilhelm
JE ' Murphy, Bltchard Webb, W, Jr
Bator," Jam ea Murray, D Webb, Lewis
Ellenton, William Muller, C F Wells, Edward
Evans, WE. Meyers, M Windhelm, T
F Meyer, John Hen- Wither*, N
Fisher, Mr ry Matthias Wiging, M?sls
Fields, Jno (ool'd) Me Wheaton, Noah
Fraser, P McConrt, John Winn, Wm T
Fradd, PO ' Mcclintock. Wil- White, John
Fogarty, Simon liam Wuliams, W J
Frasear, Jacob McCanta, LA Woods, J M
G Mackalhaney, g F Woolf oik, W A
Gager, Martin McDonald, Alex Z
Gadsden, C BT Zealy, Hov M
Garrison, A E Nagle, Adolph Zimmerman! Dani
.Nelson, John.
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January 4
COMMERCIAL.
Exports tor the WeeJk ending Thursday
' ?M. noory IO. , :_ .
povzsner-. .
NEW YORK--Per steamship -GWJbada-262 bales Upland
and 303 hales SI .Cotton, ISO Heroes Bice, 10 hales
Yarn, 7 bbla Dried Fruit, 100 packages Sundries._
Per steamship Moneka-85X tierces Bice, 379 bales
Cotton, 119 bales SI Cotton, 100 bales Yarn and Do?
mestics, 86? packages Sundries.Per bark Or
chHla-17S.W? feet Flooring Boards.Per sehr
Lovat Peacock-311 tierces Rice, 427 bales Upland
and 36 bags S I Cotton, 303 bois Rosin, 178 bars
Iron, 62 casks Clay, 1S7 Empty Barrels.
BOSTON-Per steamship Geo B Upton-107 tierces Bice,
6 bales SI and 303 bales Upland Cotton, 0 casks Clay,
100 packages Brass, Iron, Bone, Bags and Sundries.
BALTIMORE-Per sehr E J Palmer-130,000 feet Lum?
ber and Flooring Boards,.Per sehr Nadah-62,
145 feet Lumber. <
THE! niARLESTOX 1UAHKET,
(ron ma wzxx zsnrsis TBUBBUAT. MNTJAUT 10.1
COTTON.-At the commencement of the week, under
improving news from the English market, hotders of the
staple were very firm, factors . demanding extreme rates,
and Middling Cotton reaching Mc. ? ; prices here,
however, having become too high in proportion to those
existing at other paints, buyers soon withdrew, or were
only witting to continue at a decline cf 2c. ? Es. Sellers
resisted this fatting off in price, and for several days the
transactions were extremely limited, but factors in some
cases having concluded to meet the market, a moro
active demand rprimg np, and- tran Baerl ona have since
been to a fair extant at the decline. Tho'receipts of
Cotiottforthe week have bean 4697 bales, say 683 bales
Sea Island and Floridas' and Alie bales Upland, against
1^38 bales, viz.-176 bales Sea Inland and 6462 bales of
Upland-the week before.
The transactions in the staple for the past week have
been a* follo ws : ~ . '
. On Fr: day, the 1th instant, tho news of an advance of
a Kd. at Liverpool caused holders to so largely Increase
their prices aa to prevent buyers, In many instances,
from pm^Shaalng. Bales about 800 bales, on the bads pf
SSc. fy a for wMOTpg Cotton, showing aa advance of
about one cent. . .
On Saturday factors became mora desirous of setting,
and, irrrnairy iustanoeo, rates were accepted which wero
refused the day previous. The teaasacMoni amounted
to 600 bales, prices remaining without a quotable
On Monday buyers, thinking that this market was too
high, and had" advance beyond the rates prevailing ia
other places. Wari offering prices one to -two cents tt Er
below previous quotations ; but setters wore unwilling to
meet them, ?nu transactions wera, to a great degree, au?.
pended. -Sales of. the dar only 18 bales, the market
cloning unsottlod and without fixed rates. j
On Tuesday tho offering stock was light; buyers pur?
chased about Globale?, at a decline of 2c. 9 lb from tho
prices of Saturday. Quotations nominal.
Ou Wednesday there was a good demand?t rather
firmer rates. Sales 600 bales-Low Middling Bolling for
33c.; Middling 33c, and Strict Middling at 3 lo. <p lb.
?ceterday holders wore only offering to a limited ex?
tent, and tho market was weak. Sales about ICO bales,
viz: 8 at 2?K; 7at 30; Sat31; 13at 31%; Slat 33; 28at
St J? : 44 at 33; 22 at Si. Wo quote:
low Middling.32
Middling.33
Strict Middling.34
SEA. ISLAND COTTON.-There continuos to be a very
fair demand for this class of Cotton, which has boon met
by sellers at firm prices. Sales of the week about 300
bales, viz.:.For Common Sea Island, 62?70c.; Medium
75@90c; Fine $l@l.-t0 y) lb. ./We learn of the sale of a
few bales of Extra Fine at M.60 H lb.
COTTON STATEMENT.
S. Isl'd. Dpl'd. Bice.
Stock on band Sept, 1,18C6. 236 6,300 -
Received from Sept 1, '06, to Jan. 2,
'67 . 4,469 07,641 4,603
Beceived n-om Jan. 3 to 9, '67. 682 4.116 303
Total Receipts. 6,286 76,956 4,906
ExroBis. S.I'd. Up'd. Rice.
From Jan. 4 to 10,
.67. 363 1,271 034 -
Previously. 3,912 67,090 3,624
4,276 68,361 4,168
Total exports._4,275 63,861 4,168
Stock on hand and on shipboard.... 1,011 18,598 748
FAME TODS LAST TEAS.
S. rid. Upl'd. Sice.
Stock on hand Sept. 1,1865.. 362 1,610 100
RecetptsiromJan4tolO,'66. 90 1,381 200
Received- previously.2,296 43,000 1123
Total Receipts.2,748 46,051 1,423
EXPORTS. S. rd. Up'd. Rice.
From Jan 5 to ll,
.66. 14 1,210 196
Previously...... 2,318 36,302 1,190
2,332 37,512 1,380 . .
Total Exports.;. 2,332 37,512 1,386
Stock on hand and on shipboard- 416 0,139 37
BICE_The arrivals during the weak have been about
10,000 bushels of Carolina Bough, which has been sent
to the mills. The stock of Clean Bice on the market has
become quite small. The transactions have. boen some
400 tierces of Carolina Clean Rice at about previous rates.
We learn of the following salea: 116 tierces at 8J?c.;134
at 8J?C.; 68 at 8;ic, and 21 at 8 7-iOc 9 tb. We quote
Inferior and Broken at 7%@7J?c? Fair to Common
Primo 8@8>?c, and Prime at 8J?@8>?c lb. Tester
day, in consequence of the very limited supply on the
market, 30 tierces changed hands at 8 0-16c. ? lb.
NAVAL STORES.-Ibero has been no arrivals of Boam
or Crude Turpentine, and there baa been no sales.
There was a small arrival of Spirits, and some sales of
this article took place at 57c $ gallon.
. BAT.-There has boen no arrivals since our last state?
ment, but there continues to bp an ample stock on the
market. No wholesale transactions have taken place,
the sales having been only in retail lots. We continue
our former quotations, with the remark that they are en?
tirely nominal, say for North River S1.40@LB0 9 hun?
dred, and $1.55@1.C0 for Eastern.
CORN.-Tho receipts amount to 10,000 bushels prime
Baltimore, 40OO bushelslWhite Maryland waa sold, in
bulk, at 81.23 per bushel cash; 6000 bushels, part in bulk,
sold at $1.22@L25 per bushel, and part in bags sold at
$L29@L33 per bushel. We quote White Maryland, in
bulk, at S1.22@I-25 per bushel; do. in bogs, at S1.29?
1.33 par bushel. There continues to be a steady demand
for plantation consumption.
OATS-Are very dull, and the only demand at pres?
ent is to supply a limited local consumption. The arti?
cle in bags may be quoted at about 80c per bushel,
nominal.
FLOUR.-Tue article continues quite firm under the
improving condition of If orthern markets, and ha? e
van ced 50c, per bbl. with a fair local demand. Wo quo?.
Northern and Western Super S12.00@12.50 per bbl.; Ex?
trade S13J25@13.50 per bbL; Baltimore Super at SIS.00
?13.50 per bbl., and Extra- $14.50@16 per bbl.; Family
Flour ls selling at ?17@18 per bbl.
BACON.-There has been some additional Inquiry, and
. the stock is getting light, but prices remain about as pre?
viously quoted, viz.: Prime Shoulders at 12}?@13c. 9 lb;
Prime Bibbed Sides at 13@13.Mc; Clear Bibbed do. at
14c, and Clear Sidesat 16c, .i lb.
Messrs. H. COBLA & Co. sold, on Tuesday, a part of tho
cargo of tho brig Chebucloo, from Halifax. N. S., consist?
ing of mackerel," salmon, &c, at the following prices :
No. 1 mackerel, in barrels, at 119 to 20 ^ barrel.
No. 1 (extra) mackerel, in half barrels, at S10 9 half
barrel.
No. 1 mackerel, in half barrels, at $9 to 9 25 ^ half
barrel.
No. 1 mackerel, in Hts, at $212Ji per kit
Nc 2 mackerel (large), in barrels, at $15 ? barrel.
No. 2 mackerel (large), in half, barrels, at ts half
barrel.
No. 3 mackerel (large), in barrels, at ?12.25 9 barrel.
Herrings, pickled, ?5 # barrel.
Herrings, scaled, 70 cents 9 box.
Salmon, Ko. 2, in half barrels, at $14,50 9 half barrel.
Codfish, 7 cents ? pound.
SALT_There has been no additional receipts, and
there continues to be a limited demand for country con?
sumption, which dealers are supplying at about previous
quotations, viz : S3 50 ii sack for Common Liverpool.
BAGGING AND BOPE-The demand for Gunny Cloth
is very light, and the article continues heavy and dull of
sale Holders, in some cases, would sell large lots at low
figures. We quote the article at 25@30c, per yard, nomi?
nal. Rope continues vary heavy, and transactions very
limited.
TIMBER AND LUMBER.-The stock of Tomber is
still small, but lower prices have been generally accept?
ed, and the following rates will indicate the state of the
market:
Common Timber is Belhus at $4@5 M. ; Mill Timber
at S7@10, and Shippins Timber S12@16 * M.
City Steam Sawer) Lumber is selling at S20@30 ? M.,
as in quality.
PHEIGHTS.-To Liverpool JJu." for Upland and ld. for
Sea Island Cotton. To Havre nominal. To the West
Indies nothing doing. Coastwise-To New York, by
steam, 1 cent ^ lb. on Upland, 1J? cent 9 Hs. on Sea Island
Cotton; $2 3* tierce on Rice; 50 cents $ bbl on Rosin; by
sail a cent ^ lb. on Upland Cotton. To Boston, by
steam, 1 cent 9 lb on Upland Cotton; K cent 9 Ss. bj
sall. To Philadelphia" y, cent %) fis. on Upland Cotton,
by steam, and % cent f> Bs. by sail. To Baltimore-Tho
steamers take Cotton for Liverpool, to be re-shipped by
steam through at New Fork steamer's rates; en Lumber,
by sail, $7 50@S8 M. ..
EXCHANGE-Sterling Bills-The rate yesterday be?
came unsettled under the decline in Gold, but may be
quoted nominally ax' 625@S30 to the pound sterling for
60 days' bills. .
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.-The banks are purchasing Sight
Checks on New Fork at % per pent off; one to five days,
J?per cent, off; five to ten days, 1 per cent, off; fifteen
days, 1J? per cent off; twenty days, 1J? pee cent off;
twenty-five days. Xii per cent; off; thirty days, 2 percent
off. Thoy sell Sight-Drafts on New ?ork at par.
GOLD.-Tb e brokera were yesterday buying at 34 and
selling at 36. . <.
Mobile Slarlcet. '
MOBILE, January 5.-COTTON.-The demand has been
moderate to-day, with pri?es easier than yesterday.
Sales reached 1250 bales, the market closing quiet at 32c
for Middling. " -
MONETARY AND FINANCIAL-Without material change
from yesterday's report, ws quote the following as the
rates to-day: 1 ?. -
Goldl33alS5. .
Sterling 139al4L
New York sight J?a? checking, and J?al per cent
discount bnying. -
New Orleans Sight J? discount to par." ,
- ?P**
S?w Orleans Marfcet. W:
NEW ORLEANS. January 6_COTTON.-The market
opened with a limited inquiry, and has continued quiet
throughout the day. There was -a fair assortment on
sale, and factors exhibited increasee anxiety to realize,
but Bteadily refused to modify .their pretensions:?wh?e
buyers, tn view of the ..unfavorable tenor of the advices
from Liverpool and New York, were evidently indisposed
:to operate unless at concessions. Hence the sales were
of a very restricted character, comprising at the close
barely 2700 bales, taken by thirteen brokers, at prlcesin.
dicatmg no material change as to Lbw Middling and Mid-'
dhng.but a decidedly better feeing as to Ordiriary and
Good Ordinary, the latter on account of the^xtoorne
scarcity of these descriptions. Referring to the above re?
marks, we quote as follows ; Ordinary 28a29o: Good Ordi?
nary SOafflcj. Low Middling 31Ka32^1tod^dlmB
STATEMENT OF COTTON.
Stock, on hanajeptember 1st, 1866....... .bales-102,083
Received-today_..". ? X6U . . .
Received previously................. ?' . l369,084-S7i;7?
Cleared to-day.......j jgg *73'811
Cleared previously..'?53,675-253,833
Stock on hand._. 59 948
The clearances were exclusively for New York.'
SUOAB AND MOLASSES-Are both in request, but the
taX^TTtS???,by Ul??OI,pUe9- ?B to no stoo?
in first hands, and the receipts since yesterday are con?
fined to 173 bhds Sugar and 125 bblsMolSSs?wUch
BOM readily at foil prices, tending to an advice We
S?l0^?, ^ori0^ 8?SaI' ? ?* 7?8c, common at 8Jio9o, fair at
ViinBiic good fair at lOalOJic fully fair atlWallr..
prime at U?aAlJic, choice at'iajiaUKe, seconds*- ?L
^C yellow clarUod at 13J?al3)?c, and white at TSvf
it0*? Inferior Molasses 50c ?> gtRon, common at
"SaSOo galton, good at 63a65o, pilme at 63Ka68c!
choice st 71a72c. : 7-" . ;.' :
Baltimore Market. -
P^?Sf?185* Jannnry-7._Cojr?t-We notice tho
?ale of 800. bags, ex bark Mindora, terms not transpired.
COTTON-Was quiet to-day. but without any quotable
change In prices. Middling upland held at Me. . The
stock of cotton in first hands ls about 4,500 bales. . -
FLOTO-Was quiet to-day, though holder? "remain firm
at last quotations, viz:
Howard-street Super and Out Extra...$11 00 aili so
Howard-street Shipping Extra.. . 12 60 @ 18 00
Howard-street High Grades. 13 00 ? u SO
Howard-street Family....i.. 15 60 <a 18 00 .
o?SS*1?. 00 00 @ 00 00
.ffifcr.88-188
Northwestern Soper . ./?S M 1 ? S
NorthwesternExtiS.X?? ? 1 & ?
City MiUs, Standard ?irra. ".M? ISS
Ctty ^ Shbppteg branda ??ta! I .' * S t ?BO?
Balnnr-e, WebCa's & Greeruleld Famhv 17 Si a. ?Sen
??^-?! isss
Corn Me.1. city '^V.lllY.'.'^Tj:'^ 6 0C I oS rn
,Q^--Wheat acare?. We have only to riot?ceiaala
of 400^ bus Pennsylvania red. lair qnanfr^aVaf
Corn-400 bus white and 10,700 bus yeUo? rc^SveS".
Market was higher for white, with sales of is?ohV^
*}^?&SZ?O0 dojn?ryatttfrl!IWbui^uo,
at ?103; 2000 bu. do mT%l 03. ChUa-3600 bus oflereX
re?d^s^atef^qnoto nomto*1 ?* Rye-i?
changf?d?Ta'~NOtMag dain* *nd Prices nominajly u?.
FTOVIJIONS.-There is very UtUe ootog. We report
.man salas of Bacon Shoulders at ll alljifmdes ISaiauc
Hamsl6al8c Bulk Shoulders are hell at 9o;S?de?lC?
lOi?c. Mees Pco-k SSl SO. Lard 12Xo for City and West?
ern bbl?, and Baltimore refined 16c
. RICE-The market la dull. We quote Carolina noini
nal otOaajicperlb. . .. .ir"
SALT-We notioo a qrdot market, but holders fina at
previous prices, vis; far Liverpool Giouad Aram ?210a ?
215; Fixte $3 10*3 25 per nek: Turk's Island 68a60o per
SKUAS-Some Inqniq for grocery grade?, but no sales
reported; quote prices unchanged.
WHISKEY-WC quote for city holders firm at $2 30. and
tho same for Western.
Philadelphia Market.
PHILADELPHIA, January 6.-COTTON-IS less active
and ra thor lower; 100 bales of middlings sold at 3Ca3Cc
per lb for Uplands and Now Orleans.
GROCERIES-C?Tfeo continuos quiet; small sales of Rio
aro reported at 24a25,Sc per lb, cutrency. In sugar
there is moro doing; lUOOhhdsof Cuba sold at lO.Sallo
per lb, currency. -. - ? ''. :_,
FLOCTO-There ls a fair domand from the home traue,
at full prices. ^ ?wot 1000 bbl? sold. Including
Northwest SupcrJIrieat....;;....S7 50@ 800
Northwest Extra,....V....... a 50<a>10 00
Northwest Family..11 00?13 60
Pennsylvania and Western Superfino. 8 00@ 8 76
PcnnRvlvania anr\ Western Extra.' 0 00@10 50
Pennsylvania and Western Family..12 B0<??) 14 60
Pennsylvania and Western Fancy-. .".10 00?17 00
Rve Flour.7..-& 7 25
ORAnv.-Primo wheat ls In demand; 3000 bushels of
California sold at $3 25. and 3000 bushels on private
terms. Pennsylvania rod sells at ?2 70o3 10, and South?
ern do at S3a3 ?5. Ryo sells at ?1 30al 33 per bushel for
Western and Pennsylvania. Com ls in demand at an ad?
vance; 8000 bushels now yellow sokl at 93a96c per bush?
el, as to condition. Oats aro in fair domand; 8000 bush?
els sold at 57a58e. Tho receipts to-day aro os follows:
000 bbls Hour; 2100 bushels wheat; 7950 bushels corn;
40CO bushols oats.
PROVISIONS.-Prices remain about the same as lasl
quoted, but the mninct continues very dull. Smalt
sales are making r.i S21a21 50 per bbl for new mess pork ;
llalCc per lb for plain and fanoy bacon hams-, ll ii alic
for pickled do; 9a9)?c for salt shoulders, and 12)$alSc
per lb for primo lard in bbls and tes.
Wrns SET.-There is nothing doing, except in tho con
traband article.
Consign?e? per South Carolina. Railroad,
January IO.
535 beles Cotton, 5 bois Crude Turpentine, 54 bogs
Peas, 13 cars Lumber, 3 cars Cattlo, 2 cuarto rod Cars,
and Sundries. To E H Rodgers tc Co, A J Salinas, J ii F
Dawson. H Bischoff & Co, L M Ayer tc Co, W P Dowling,
S C Black, T S Thompson, Fraser tc Dill, A Robinson &
Co, Lowndes, Mikell & Co, O Reeder, G H Walter A- Co,
G H Iugraham, J M Caldwell & Sons, Thurston 4 Holmes,
G W Williams A Co, W K Ryan, Lee A Spencer, Gibbes A
Co, W W Smith, J H Baggett & Co, M Israel, L Lorentz,
F C Mey, R B Agent, J G Mllnor, H F Baker i: Co, J H
Stoinmeyer, IWHayne, J Fraser Sc Co, D D Utsey.
Passengers.
Per steamer Pilot Boy, from Savannah-W B Heriot,
G F T allman, Mrs Harrison and son, H H Murry, B E
Guorrard, E Dubois, and 30 on dock.
Per steamor Gen Hooker, from Cooper Biver-J Bave?
nel, Capt J M Johnson, and 6 on dock.
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CH ARLKSTOK .
Arrived Yesterday.
Sehr San too, Prince, B -k River. 1460 bushels Rou'.a
Rice. To J R Pringle.
Steamer Gen Hooker,. le. Cooper Biver. 400 bush?
els Rough Bice. Cotton and Maze. To Hyatt, McBurney
A Co, C L Guilleaumo.
Steamer Pilot Boy, McNi !ty. Savannah. 79 bales Sea
Island Cotton and Mdze. To Ferguson Sc Holmes, J A J
D Kirkpatrick, Fraser Sc Dill, Pinckncy tc Bro, Southern
i Express Company, Far v. Broa tc Co, Loo & Spencer, J
: P Chase, Salas tc Co, ' . oarxy. Hopkins, McPherson tc
Co, Bavenel tc Co, J A Enslow A Co. and others.
Cleared Yesterday.
Sehr Lovot Peacock, Reagan, New York-Willis Sc Chis
olm.
Went to Sea Yesterday.
Bark Orchilla, Havncr. Now Tort.
Sehr Lovot Peacock, Reagan, New York.
From thia Port.
Steamship Adele, Hall, at Baltimore, Jan-7.
Sehr Yankee Maid, Thomas, at Baltlmoro, Jan 7.
Sehr Mary Mankin, Dill, at Philadelphia, Jan e.
Up for Ulla Fort.
Sehr Albert Mason, Bose, at Now York, Jan 7.
Cleared for this Port.
.Brig Anna D Torrey, Haskell, at Boston, Jan 6.
' Sehr Azo lu A Laura, Mclndoe, at Baltimore, Jan 7.
Sailed for this Port.
Sehr John E Dally,-, from Baltimore, Jan 7.
Memoranda.
The achr Plandomo, Gage master, which sailed from
this port for Providence, some days since, having expe?
rienced heavy weather, has put back leaky.
LIST OF SHIPPING
In the Port of Charleston, January IO, 1867.
VESSELS UND EU 100 TONS, AND STEAMERS COASTING
WITHIN THE STATE EXCEPTED.
STEAMSHIPS.
Saragossa, 778 tons, CrowelL at Adger's wharf, for New
York, loading..."..Bavenel A Co
Whirlwind, - tons, Fargo, at Atlantic wharf, for Phila?
delphia, loading.HF Baker tc Co
Delaware, 421 tons, Simmons, at Atlantic wharf, for Now
York, loading.win to tc Paine
SHIPS.
Nereus, 105G tons. Nichols, ot Atlantio wharf, for Liver?
pool, loading.Willis tc Chisolm
Confidence, 794 tons. Johnson, at Brown's wharf, for
Liverpool, loading.W B Smith & Co
Amelia; 683 tons,- Conner, at Boyce tc Co's wharf, for
Liverpool, loading.J Fraser A Co
Screamer, 120 tons. Young, at Atlantic wharves, far
Liverpool, loading.'.W B Smith tc Co
BARKS.
To8cano, 728 tons. Delano, at Brown lc Co's wharf, for
Liverpool, loading.Street Bros tc Co
Helen Sands, 663 tons. Otis, at Brown & Co.'s wharf, for
Liverpool, loading.Street Bros tc Co
Regina (Br), 699 tons, Tobin, at Boyce tc Co's wharf, for
Liverpool, loading..B Mure A Co
Ange Guardiene (Fri, 486 tons. Willis, at Maral!'s wharf,
from Havana, waiting.J A Enslow A Co
B F Shaw (Br), 374 tons. Conn, at Marshall's wharf, for
Havana, loading.JA Enslow & Co
Mazatlan (Br),.863 tons. Pauvre, at Union wharf, for
Havre, loading.JA Enslow Sc Co
Tho Queen (Br), 693 tons, Stuart, at Union wharf, for
Livorpool, loading..B Muro & Co
James Wilson (Br!. 364 tons, Dyer, at Kerr's wharf, from
Swan Island, to bc repaired.R Mure Sc Co
Ostendia (Swedish), 500 tons. Carlson, at Yandcrhorst
wharf, for liverpool, loading.J M Fredsberg
Regina, 699 tons, Cumminger, at Accommodation wharf,
from Liverpool, waiting.CN Hubert
BRIGS.
Haze, 204 tons. Hall, in Ashley River, for Boston, load?
ing.."JA Enslow & Co
Virgines (Span), 230 tons. Brunet, at Brown & Co's wharf,
for Barcelona, loading.... .WP Hall
Carmen (Br), 97 tons. Faulkner, in Ashley Biver,'for
West Indies, loading..Salas A Co
Joven Jose, 150 tons, Eradu*, at Bennett's wharf, from
Havana, repairing_.:.P J Esnard
Union (Br), 133 tons, Stickney, at Union wharf, from
Savannah, waiting. .Master
Lizzie M Merrill, 458 tons, Ulmer, at Railroad Accom?
modation wharf, for Boston, 1 oading.
.j.Buley Sc Creighton
eastman, 261 tons, Bardenbrook, at Union wharf,
from Matanzas, waiting..JA Enslow tc Co
James Baker, 1194 tons, Thompson, at Central wharf,
for Philadelphia, loading.. ...H F Baker & Co
Chebuctoo (Br), 113 tons, Kennedy, at Boyce A Co's
wharf, from Halifax, N S, discharging.
.Budd tc Blake
Abby Watson, 213 tone. Watson, at Adger's wharf, from
New York, discharging. ;.W Beach
'? SCHOONERS;'
Chas Dennis, 293 tons. Hughes, In Ashley Biver, for
New York, loading..,._;.'..... .w Roach
B O Thomas, 235 tons. Crockett, in Ashley Elver, for
Boston, loadlne.--.~~..Risley tc Creighton
James A Wyman, Nelson, Kerr's wharf, for Nassau, wait
_ lng-..-.Risley Sc Creighton
E Waterman, 107 tons, Edgell, at Marshall's wharf, for
Baltimore, loading.PP Locke
Pathway, - tons. Compton, in Ashley River, for Phila?
delphia, loading..H F Baker Sc Co
Daniel Brittain, 248 tons. Springer, ot Central wharf,
for Philadelphia, loading.HF Baker fe Co
Aid (Bx), - tons, McCormick, at Unton wharf, from
Matanzas, waiting.Master
Magnolia, 139 tons. Chase, at Atlantic wharf, from Turks
Island, waiting.JA Enslow Sc Co
Ralph Carlton, 338 tons, Harrington, at Brown Sc Co's
wharf, for Boston, loading.Risley Sc Creighton
EBa Fish, - tons, Willey, at Brown tc Co's wharf, from
Baltimore, discharging..Street Bros & Co
Louie. F Smith, 254 tons, Cue, at Central wharf, for
New Orleans, loading.HF Baker Sc Co
Nevada, 143 tons. Doughty, in Ashley Biver. for Balti?
more, loading...JA Enslow tc Co
B Caldwell, 466 tons. Mccormack, a. Adger's wharf, from
New York, discharging.W Roach
Nellie Tarbor, 128 tons. Pendleton, at Union wharf, from
Baltimore, discharging..Mordecai & Co
Charleston Wholesale Pri?es,
Corrected and Revised Dally.
ARTICLES.
BAGGING, ^ yard- " "
5TMDAEA;':,'.... 40 @ 45
Gunny Cloth._. 25 fin 30
BALS ROPE, fi lb-Manilla. 24 ?a 25
Western..........;... , :so ??' 23
New York.V.L.. - @ _
Jute... . 12Ura _
BREAD, fl ft . ? w
Navy. -. ? _
P?ot. ,10- a. -
Crackers., ' ' ? io ' JS:* -fir
BRICKS,?M....?.00
BRAN, 9 IOO ?sa. JETS :
COTTON, fl-ft- .. . - . . . ; .!
Ordinary to Good Ordinary.. 31 <3 _
Low Middling. 32 fin -
Middling to Strict Middling.._ 34 ?a -
Good Middling.7177.. _ ? _
Sea Island,.i..-y..-..i. -62 SA J ,40
CANDLES, (fi ft-JSperm.;..;...; 30 ? 82
Ari-'iTtuitftrtft ... j - . i_ __'.. . jg M . 26"
-, Tallow. 18 ra 20
COFFEE, fi lb-Rio. 26 @ 30
Daguayra. 28 fis 35
Java....:. ga AS
CORDAGE, ^ lb-Manilla. _ Ja -
Tarred American. 26 ?a 28
CORN MEAL, fl bbl. 6.00 @ -
COAL, fl ton-Anthracite. 11.00 6*12.00'
_?__cJuliDorllma"-. ' nominal.
COPPER. fl ft-Sheet. 58 fi) 60
FERTILIZERS- ? 7 T
- Peruvian Guano, f) ton.7... 100.00 fi) _
Pacific Guana, fl 2000 lbs. 75.00 ? .'._
Baugh'BPhosphate, p2000tba... 60.00? _
.Rhodes'Phosphate, p 2000 lbs... 65.00 fia -
Mspes'SuperPhosphate, ri 2000 ft JX.OO & -
.Zell's Baw Bone Phosphate.-'.:..'.- '?6.00 fia _.
Zell's Super Phosphate of Lime.. 60.00? _
rasff-Cod, p loo ass. 7.00 ? 9 00
Herring, ? box. 70 fi? "an
Mackerel,No. L ? half bbl.,..; . 9.00 ?10.0? '
Maokerel.No. 2, ?half bbl...-.;. 8.00 @
Mackere:, No. 3, f) bbl....... _ ? _
Mackere ?0.1,by kit?.......v;-. a.12 @ 3 00
3a!::::::::::::::~^::; 3z g z
.Sardines, fi 100-quarter boxes.. 23 fe) 25
J .-' ' ' Half boxcs.il. 48 fis -so'
FLOUR, 9 bbl-Super. 12.00 ?13.60
Northern and Western Extra. 13.00 ?13 50
BaltimoreExtra. 14.00 ?ie!oo
Southern Extra................... 15.00--.fi?is 00
FRUITS-Frasux, * ft.........*!...:.. " " ?
Dried Apples..'. ,";?I*ICI?;-; 10 @ 28
Almonds, soft shell. 36 <a "40
.BafcdnvM..B., ?Vbpx. 4.00 A 6.00
Raisins, Layer.... 4.60 ? S.60
Oranges;.'..'.".;..;.'..;. - ? _
Lemons. 4.00 fia 8.00
GLASS, fi box of 50 feet
American, 8x10. 5.50 ? 6.00 "
American, 10x12. g.00 (g> 6,CO
French, 12x14. 7.00 ? 8.08
GRAIN-Maryland Oats, ?i bushel..... 74 & 80
Western Oats, fl bushel. - ? -
Corn, fl bushel..". 1.22 ?a 1.33
rr,^.?^*n,> * bnshol.. 2.00 S 3:00
"ri* cwt-North Biver. 1.40 @ 1.50
MOVPXS"? a. 1.00 o 1.75
?^.!.,s-. jg f's?
; BonthCart>Ui?,,:...;.:;:"V'"- . - ? -
PlastwPatta...,,v,,.,.,M,tfitjj 4 00 ft ^/st)
UMHER, M. feet- T" F
Clear White Pine, 1st quality. 50.00 (350.00
White Pino, good run. 38.00 ?40.00
Yellow Pino..'. 20.00 ($25.00
Board?, V M. foot-Bough.12.00 ?15.00
Groe-red and Tonguod_ 28.00 ??32.00
'.EATHER, country tanned, "fl ID. - ? -
IOLASSES, gallon
Cuba. 40 ? 52
MUBO? vado. 55 @ 65
Sugar Houso. 50 & 1.00
VAVAL STOKES, <p bbl-Tar........ - ?.
Pitch...:.-.......X. .. - ? -
Rosin, Pale._- - @ -
Rosin, No. 1. 4.50 ? 5.00
Rosin,-No. 2..-. 4.00. ? -
Rosin, No. 3. - ? -
SoiritB Torpeutine. gallon. 57 ? 60
Uiiiiin. rt, rb. itt (ii) -
VAiX?-American. 4?20d, ^? keg. 7.00 ? 7.70
American Wrought. - ? - -r
Lathina;.. 7.50 @10.00
Copper, V Sb. 1.00 & -
Galvanized. 30 (S -
Spikes. 12 ? 15
OKS-Lard, V gallon. 1.80 @ 1.90
Linseed, 9 gallon. 1.60 ? 1.65
Sperm, Winter. -p gallon. 3.10 @ 3.15
CottonSeed. 1? gallon. -. ??? T
Castor (E. I.), "?? gallon. S.OO ta. - .
.. . Olive, ft dozen. 8-00 ?10.00 .
Kerosene, ip gallon. 70 ? -
Benzine, 9 gallon..-. 00 fe) -
PROVISIONS-Beef, moss, ? bbl.?6.00 S20.CC
Bcof, prime.14.00 ?15.00
Pork, moas. - @ -
Rump. - @ -
Bacon, Hams, 9 lb. 18 @ 26
Baoon, Sidos. 12 @ 15
Bacon, Shoulders. 12 @ 14
Bacon, Strips. 15 @ 17
Lard, in keg. 15 @ 17
Butter. 30 ? 40.
Cheese. 15 ? 54
Potatoes, "* bbl.. 2.70 <g> 3.00
Onions.'..'. 3.00 ? 3.25
App?os. 4.00 ? 6.00
PAINTS-White Lead, * lb....:. 12 ? 20
Black Load. 12 @ 14
Zinc, White. 12 ? 18
PLOW STEEL. S ? . . , . 12 @ -
RICE-Carolina, -p ft. ? 8 ? 8>4
East India.i..^.. - ? -
SLATES^\mertajx, ^ square..12.50 ? -
SHINGLES. T> M. 7.00 @ 8.00
White Pine, first quality.12.00 @ -
SALT-Liverpool, coarse, 9 sack. 3.37^? 2.50
Liverpool, fine. - ? -
SOAP-Bar, ? lb. ll ? 15
STARCH, "P ft... . 10 ? 12
SPICES. ?*-Cassis...... 1.00 ? -
Mace,...v......1.75 ? -
Cloves. 75 ? -
Nutmegs. 2.00 ?2.60
Pepper. 40 ? -
Pimento.40 ? 60
Reco Ginger. 30 ? -
SPIRITS,&wUonr-Alcohol.6\00-@ 0.00
Brandy, Cognac. 4.00 ?12.00
Brandy, Domestic. 3.00 ? 3.76
Gin, Holland. 4.75 ? 5.00
Gin, American. 3.50 ?3.75
Bum, Jamaica. 5.00 @ 6.00
Bum, N. E.....'.. 2.60 ? 8.00
Whiskey, Bourbon. 3.00 ? 6.00
Whiskey, Rectified. 2.30 ? 3.40
SUGAR, 9 ft-Raw.0 @ 13
Cruslied....... 18 ? -
Clarified A... 17 ?
Clarified B. - . ? -
Clarified C....,. 10J?? 17
Loaf. 18 ? 19
Porto Rico. 13K? 1*
Muscovai*" ......_. 12 ? 14
SEOARS-Domss?omanufacture, V M. 18.00 ?45.00
TEAS, 9 ft-Imperial. 2.00 ; ? .2.60.
. Gunpowder. 2.00 @ 2.50
Hyson. 1.50 ? L.60>i
Young Hyson_... 1.50. @ 1.60
Black. 1.00 ? 1.75
TOBACCO, ?..ft, as per quality. 40 ? 1.60
TIMBER-Semi Timber-Yellow Pine. 4.00 ?16.00
Ash. - ?
Poplar.:. - ? -
Hickory. - ? -
TIN-Z C Roofing Plate.?.16.60 .? -
IX Roofing Plate... 18.00 ? -
. IO Tin Plato', 10x14... ?.17.00 ?: -
IX Tin Plato 10x14......19.00 ?~ -
IC Tin Plate, 14x20. 18.00 @ -
Block Tin, "fl ft. 40 ? -2*5
TWINE-Cotton, -p ft. 75 ? -
Baling. 48 ? -
Hemp. 45 ? -
Juto. 60 ? -
VARNISH-Bright, <p gallon. 25 ? -
Para fine. - ? -
VINEGAR-White Wine, "9> gallon-...'. 50 ? -
Cider. SO ? -
French. 1.00 ? 1.25
WINE, fi gallon-Port. 2.50 ? 6.00
Madeira......-. "2.25 @ 5.00
Sherry. 2.25.;,? 5.00
Claret, & caso. -,.6.00 ?13.50
Champagne. "P basket. 25.00 ?80.00
ZINC-Sheet. * lb.. 26 & 27
Exports of Rice, Saval Stores aunol Lamber,
from the Port ox* Charleston, from Sept'cr
I 1st to January io, 1867.
Boston.
New York.
Newport, R. I.
Providence, B. I.
Philadelphia.
Baltimore.
Northern Port.
Matanzas.
Barbadoos.
Havana.
Cuba and a Market.
liverpool.
Rio de Janeiro.
Halifax, N 3.
Cardenas.
Bordeaux.
West Indies.
Baracoa.
Bristol, Eng.
Bahamas........
N. STOHES.
Tierces. Barrels.
337
3,464
1,061
10,810
1.720j
Peet.
132,481
446,276
326,128
478,230
177.009
1,048,335
284,800
196.420
131,257
493.690
195,270
181,280
198,250
67,641
1?0,000
. 153,160
204.00C
4,500
16.000
Exports of Cotton
mon TBS POST or CBABUSTOS. A C., cmcuamruo 1ST
SEPT., 1866, TO JAXUAKT 10, 18C7, CiCLUBlVS:.
WHENCE XXPOBTKD.
Liverpool.
Hull.
London...
Glasgow...
Cork.
Total to Groat Britain..
Havro.
Marseilles..
Bordeaux and Rochella..
Nantoa.
Total to France..
Russia-Northern Ports.
Russia-Ports of Black Sea...
Sweden and Norway.
Denmark.
Spain-Ports on the Atlantic..
Spain-Porta on-Meditemn'n.
Bremen.
Cuba.....
Total other Foreign Ports..
New York....
Boston......
Philadelphia.
Baltimore_
Savannah_
Wilmington..
Jacksonville..
Total to Coastwise Porta.
Grand Total.
1,595
20,779
29,684
3,467
1,897
4,807
30,989
3,757
1.S97
4,867
62.309
Quotations for S. Carolina Bank Notas
PBEPAKXD BT
CONNER Sc WTLSOK, ,
So. G Broad Street, Charleston, S. Carolina.
- "' . Buying Rates.
Bank of Camden. ..........40
Bank of Charleston.19
Bank of Chester..15
Bank of Georgetown...15
Bank of Hamburg.i:.Vl'r '?'
Bankci Newberry....,...43
Bank of South Carolina..08 '. :<
Bank of State Of 8. Carolina, prior to 1831.16 '- 1
Bank of State of S. Carolina, after lat Jan., '61. .09
Commer-lalRant, Columbia..08
Exchange Bank. Columbia..15
Farmer's and Exchange Bank.04
Merchant's Bank, Gheraw..'..-. ..16
. People's Bank. Charleston.38
Planter's Bank of Fairfield....09 _^
Planter's and Mechanic's Bank, Charleston... .19
Southwestern Railroad Bank. Charleston.... ..38
State Bank,Charleston....'. J.........0?
Union Bank, Charleston.65
City of. Charleston Chance Billa.'.._........92
Thew quotations liable to fluctuations, ir. . -.'.Vt I j..;
8H1PPJN?.
FOR -urVEEUPOOIC - 500 BALES
WANTED TO COMPLETE CARGO.-The new
iand strictly Al American, hark TOSO ANO.-C
?K. Deland maeter. ia rapidly loading 'for Che.
above port, and will have dispatch. . . .H
-.For balance of freight engagements apply to
U '. STREET BROTHERS & CO.
January ll_ ? :? Ko. 74 East Bay.
??rv, POR LIVEEPOOlr^THE Al
ffjSj American ship "REREOS^' iH." Ii. Nickies Maa
rjB|"l"'^t6r. bal) a* p?rao? of 'her cargO "eiifr?g?d. and
aBBB& will have quick dispatch for the above port. .
For further Freight engaggmenbvapply to- ?" - '.'
. f" ; " ; ? ; ; i ? W1?143 St OHISOEM^'
JTOdaryl-North Aliando Wharf.
cfrv FOR LrVKBJEKJOl,.-THE SPLE9I
JBQg^Tym fast a*<H"g ship "SCREAMER," S. Young
2g?Hg master, ha*? larga^oTnon cf fret OJT-J- m^g
For further Freight ongEgeme'ntB, apply to* ^ ~ "**"
W. B. SMITH ft CO.,
Degoru>3r24_ Union Bank Building.
FOE A STW KUI'-TI?II. 83P>A TISH
_?Q?i^Brig JOVEN JOSE, Fradua" Master, laving
-I^^^Desn thoroughly .repaired, will proceed to
o?-!-^-5"?above named port." For freight engagemfiMt of
balance of ber cargo; apply to w?P. ?. E8NARd>,
January 10 4 Boyce ft CO.'B Wha.f.
. -E-s FOR B08T05.-0!HE ,?-INKS'SEW
yXijak schooner RALPH CARLETON. Capt. Harrlng
SE^tCBj wants the bulk of 300. pales 'of Cotton to fill
BSafenp, and wm sail this week/'
For engagements apply to OLNEY & GO. _
January 7 . . - -?'a-V ??| '." ? i i ' '
WAN TIED.-A SLOOP Of ABOUT IS
cords capacity, wanted to go up Cooper River far
^wood. Apply at DATLTNICWB office, or at . ..
-j? : . ft N. A 80H*S, ^ J
November 2 . No. 70 Eaet Bay.
RAILROADS,
SORTHEASTESUr RASLEOAIt.
?i HORTEST. QUICEEST AND ONLY DIRECT BOPTE
NEW YORK * ._.
PHILADELPHIA , ?<.., .j y . <r 'i ;
3ALTTMORE . .'. ' " ' f" '"* -
WASHINGTON
. EIOHMOND v.'".' .
P2TSRSBTJBG ...
. . : wBUHHiand-,. r v
WILMLNGTON.
Tune through by Express Train to Xe vc York *A honrs. j
Fare............t26 OD.::
Tickets good by either of the tbrea foRowiag Routes ir- .
?ICHHOND AND WASHINGTON . - . ^
BAY LINE AND BALTIMORE taimk^
NOBFOJEK AND DELAWARE.
Baggage checked through to any point. : .'
Tickets good unta used. -ri' i't <.
. ^ fcasoxxmoNa.
SHIPPING.
FOR NEW YOR?L
REGULAR UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.
ONE OJT THE FAVORITE AND ELE?
GANT STEAMSHIPS
QUAKER CITY, ! SARAGOSSA,
ANDALUSIA. \ GRANADA,
Will leave AdRcr'a South Wharf every Saturdav.
The Steamship SARAGOSSA. Capt. M. B. Oaowr.li.
wiU leave on Saturday. 12th January, at - o'clock pre?
cisely. . RAVENEL ft CO.
January 0_ tufa
FOR NEW YORK.
THE FINE STEAMSHIP
% . D??JA."W"A.RB,
SIMMONS,. MASTER,
WANTS THREE HUNDRED BALES COTTON TO
complete her cargo, and will leave South Atlan?
tic Wharf, as above, aa Friday, 11th January, at 4
o'clock P.M. .
For freight engagements apply to -
J .. . WHITE'S PAINE, Agents,
January 9 South Atlantic Wharf.
FOR FLORIDA,
VIA SAVANNAH, BRUNSWICK, ST.
MARY'S, FERNANDINA. JACKSONVILLE, AND ALL
THE LANDINGS ON THE ST. JOHN'S RIVER AS
FAR AS PALATKA.
THE FINE STEAMER
KATE, .
CAPTAIN T. J. LOCKWOOD,
WILL LEAVE-NORTH ATLANTIC WHARF ON
every Wednesday Morning, at 8 o'clock precisely.
J93-Frolght received daily and stored free of chargo.
For Freight or Passage apply on board, or at the ot
nce of JOHN MAHONEY. JIL, 48 East Bay,
November 13. _Above Craig, Toomey fc Co's.
CHARLESTON & GEORGETOWN
STEAM PACKET UNE.
SEMI - WE E KL Y.
TOUCHING AT SOUTH ISLAND, WAVERLY
MILLS, AND LANDINGS ON THE WAC
CAM AW AND BLACK RIVERS.
STEAMER FANNIE.Capt ISAAC DAVH
WILL LEAVE ACCOMMODATION WHARF EVER!
TUESDAY AND FRIDAY MORNING, at 7 o'clock
Returning, will leave Georgetown every THURSDAY
end SUNDAY MORNING, at 7 o'clock
Freight received daily, and stored free of chargo.
For Freight and Passage, apply to
FERGUSON & HOLMES, Agents,
January 3 . \ . , Accommodation Wharf.
CHARLESTON AND CAMDEN
REGULAR USE STEAMERS
THE NEW SPLENDID EBON STEAMER
CAPT. CHAS. McGABEY.
AND STEAMER
VOLXXWTEBB,
CAPT. W. T. GABBISSON.
rTTHE ABOVE SPLENDID STEAMERS WILL BUI
I regularly 'between Charleston and Camden; th
"Z. B. VANCE" from Charleston to Wright's Bluff, an.
the "VOLUNTEER" from Wright's Bluff-to Camdon
Freight^IOT all landings on tho .Santoe and. Watore
Rivera will be received at all times, and stored tree c
oharge at No; ll Exchange street. AU freight Bbippcc
by this linc ls covered by insurance.
For further information or freight engagements, appl;
to the undersigned. JAMES BROWNE,
Exchange street, Charleston,
BROCK & BENBOW, Wright's Bluff.
October 30_C. BELL. Camden.
Charleston and Savannah Steam
Packet Line.
VIA BEAUFORT AND HILTON HEAD.
Steamer PILOT BOY.Captain W. T. MCNELT?
1 Steamer ELIZA HANCOX... .Captam J. K. RIOHAKT>SOS
T_EAVE ACCOMMODATION WHARF. CHARLESTON
JLi and Charleston Wharf, Savannah, Monday, Wodhet
day, Friday and Saturday mornings, at 7 o'clock.
The PILOT BOY leaves Charleston every Monday am
Friday, and Savannah every Wednesday and Saturday.
The ELIZA HANCOX leaves Charleston every Wednes
day and Saturday, and Savannah every Monday and Fri
The Pilot Boy wfll touch at Blufften on' her Monda;
! tap from Charleston, and her Wednesday trip from Sa
vannah.
Freight received da?y and stored free of oharge.
For Freight or Passage,, apply to
FERGUSON. .& HOLMES, Agents, "
_ Charleston. S- O.
CLAGHOBN & CUNTNGHAM, Agents
Savannah, Ga.
N. B.-The Steamers of this Line connect at Charlestoi
with South Carolina and North caa torn Railroads, and a
Savannah with Central and Albany and Gulf Railroads ant
Florida Bteamers. _... January 2
FOB s^v-AjtsrisrXHr.
THE STEAMER
"DIGXATOR,"
1000 TONS BURTHEN, '.'
C AP TAI N. D. .M. .OOXEITEEi
11/ILL LEAVE MEDDLE ATLANTIC WHARF EVER1
W FRIDAY NIGHT, at 10 o'clock, for this port
For Freight or Passage, apply on board, or tc office o
. V J. D. AIKEN tc CO., Agents,
January TO ? .thf.. South Atlantic Wharf.
FOR PALATKA, FLA.,
FERNANDINA, JACKSONVILLE, . AND ALL TED
"LANDINGS ON THE ST. JOHN'S RIVER.
^ SAVANNAH, GA.,
THE NEW AND ?SPLENDID STEAMSHIP
?? D I O T AT O R,"
! ,. ' 1000 TONS B?RDEN,
CAPTAIN LOUTS M. COBETTEB.
/~VN AND AFTER THE ifTTK* C-CTOBEB, "SBTS FLNE
\J SHTPwin saU from: Middle A?antto Wharf every
friday Sinlit, etTO o'clock, for the above places.
AU fr?tant must bo paid here- by snippers. -. .
Gangs of .' egroes w-tt be tricen to tho abo. ?: points on
the St? John's BiW at*"?5 each. Children under ten
years of age free. Horses'and Mules at reduced-rates,
sja-Oormtrs papers advertising "the DICTATOR" will
please discontinue their notices and send account to tho
'^SrFrflJgat or Passage apply on board, .or to the
A&ncy.BrngAtU?ttoWD>u-'. thf Janna y'0
"c J PASSAGE REDUCED ! Vf
CHEAP PASSAGE TO OR FROM
B.P'BiOPB =
-TC>y SAILING SHIPS. 8ALLESG0BVEBY WEEK. ALSO
"JL? hythe""-'l-.-y.'-l". "
ont ' BMsT^Bi.M?m 8TE?M?B8, ?< ' .
?ewYork817 ^^^^^^-?A'RiB?*' ? and from
GreatEe?^iot?cmmFsreto
DRAFTS'-FOR ANY* AMOUNT on Great Britain end
frejand at thajrerylowest rates.
?5?ggg?g.?^ --fc. ??w York, wiH- have their
oaggage removed Free, and every care bestowed on them.
For Passage, ic, apply to M. M. QUINN,
FeuWarv ar i *?. ^jf?* ChaT)estonf b. U
-* ?NO A SOUTH ATUslfXHG WB?BF,
-Vi ' f .-CnAUtir?SlOW," 8, C. -. -' .
?^!^^^--:^'^V-VV:^^^3.?A:NE
CORONER ; AND Mmimt?&?&
SAB BSMOVBP BTE OFFICE FROM ? CHALMERS
?l2*?J?J?t ?-CHOTCH STBJEErToBedSr
GEORGE W. WILLIAMS & CO.,
WHOLESALE
GROCERS AND BANKERS,
STREET, CHARLESTON, S. C.
GEO. W. WILLIAMS & CO., I WILLIAMS, TAYLOR & CO.,
COTTON FACTORS , I COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Chnrch-strect, Charleston, S. C. | No. 147 Maiden Lane, New York.
GEG. W. WILLIAMS. E. C. WILLIAMS. J. H. TAYLOR. WM. BIRNIE, JE. EDWIN PLATT.
HAVING ESTABLISHED OUR HOUSES AS ABOVE, WE OFFER YOU OUR SERVICES FOR
THE TRANSACTION OF YOUR BUSINESS IN CHARLESTON AND NEW YORK.
November H _ wfmSmo
WILLIAM Gk WHILDEN & CO.,
CORNER OF KING- AND BEATJFAKT STREETS
STEPHEN" THOMAS, Tit.WILLIAM S. LANNEAU.
JJ A VIN G RECEIVED A WE T.I- SELECTED STOCK O JP LADIES ANO GENTLEMEN'S
WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVER WIRE IND FANCY GOODS,
Lu-ri te their customers and the public generally to an inspection of tho same.
They have also on hand a full assortment of
SPECTACLES AND EYE GLASSES
PLATED WARE
CUT AND PRESSED GLASS DECANTERS, GOBLETS
CHAMPAGNE, TUMBLER, WINE AND CORDIAL
EVERY VARIETY OF HOUSE FURNISHING ARTICLES.
WATCHES AND JEWELRY REPAIRED.
AT
NO. 256 KING-STREET,
CORNER OF BE AUFAIN,
Novembar ll sumwf2mo CHARLESTON. SOUTH CAROLINA.
WATCHES, CLffi, JEWELRY, EIC,
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 beat 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 sets, &c
RINGS IN GREAT VARIETY, STUDS, SLEEVE BUTTONS, SILVER WARE, PLATED WARE.
Besides man? useful and ornamental articles suitable for presents.
The PROPRIETORS being practical WORKMEN, the purchasers may rely on the qualitv of their
GOODS being ?what thev aro represented.
SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO REPAIRING
WATCI?ES, CTBWELE/Y, ETC
OLD GOLD AND SILVER bought or taken in exchange.
ALLAN & SIDDONS.
Io. 30? King street.
BOOKS, STATIONERY, ETC.
0. Fe VOILES?,
NO. 108 MARKET ST.,
Books, Pericfi'ieals and Stationery.
TUST BEC ' WED
?J A Ur e supply of STATIONERY
iHOTOGBAPHS, PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS
POCKET ROOKS. DIARIES for 1867, Etc
ALSO,
A- fine and large selection of NOVELS, by the moat I
celebrated authors. SONG BOOKS, BOOKS for Home I
Amusements, &c
All the MONTHLY MAGAZINES, WEEKLY PAPERS.
DAILIES constantly on hand, and subscriptions re?
ceived for tho some.
Orders from the country are respectfully solicited.
TP "V" T T?>TH?A\. November 8
SMITHERS UNIVERSITY SERIES,
BY
Prof. GEO TrHOLMES, LL. D.,
OF THE UNIVERSITY OP VTRGINIA.
SOUTHERN READERS, PART FIRST
Southern Readers, Part Second
Southern Read ere, Part Third
Southern Readers, Part Fourth
Southern Elementary Spelling Book
Venable'* First Lessons in Numbers
Richardson's Law, Vol. 18 1 T_ _.,
Richardson's Equity. VoL 12} m 0116 V0L
fflmma' History of South Carolina
Holmes' Southern Farmer and Market Gardener
Carroll's History of the United States, new edition,
revised and enlarged,
fl?- TRADE SUPPLIED,
E. J. DAWSON & CO.,
No. 155 Meeting street,
OPPOSITE CHARLESTON HOTEL
November i su8 . [12] wfm2moa
ACCOUNT BOOK
MANUFACTORY.
BOOK mm, PRMTING
STATIONERY.
.AOC0UNT BOOKS :
OF ANY SIZE, STYLE OR KIND RULED TO ORDER,
. AND MADE TO ANY PATTERN.
LETTER; NOTE KW CAF PAPEIS.
BAKERS' BREAD BOOKS,
BL^VIISTK: BOOKS
: OF ALL QUALITIES AND: STYLES. . . ."
. CONSTANTLY OH SAND, AND AT PRICES TO
SUIT THE TIMES, A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
STATIONER'S ^MARCHANDISE.
LEGAL, CAF AND LAW
CARDS
BILL HEADS
' ADD EVERY DESCRIPTION OF . .
C? JOB TINTINO '
EXECUTED AT SHORT NOTICE.
HIRAM HARRIS,
NoV; ?59? ^rSrp?d Street,
.A vEHAYtLKSJI<*>5S, ?. es-*-* - '
October 39 . ..m^8ino-r
'T B?EWSTEE & SPJUTT,
Attorneys at IAV ^.Solicitors tu Equity
' OW?OB 3fos W BROAD BT&KlCtV
SEWING MAGHINES.
T IEE H?3
IS THE BEST F.UDLY SEWISG MACHINE
IK THE WORLD.
IT 13 THE EASIEST OPERATED; THE LEAST COM?
PLICATED, and the least liable to get ont of order.
It makes FOTJX DIFFERENT STITCHES : Lock, Knot,
Double Lock and Double Snot; each stitch perfect and
alike on both sides of the fabric.
The work wm feed either to the right or left without
stopping the machine.
It will Braid, Tuck, Quilt, Cord, Hem, Fell. Bind,
Gather and Stitch on a Ruffle at the same time, end do all
kinds of Stitching required by Families and Manufac?
turers.
It runs easily, and is almost noiseless.
It is the most rapid sewer In the world, maring nvo
I stitches to each revolution.
It uses the samo size threads on both sides of the
fabric.
It oils no dresses, all its machinery being on top of tho
table.
Its tension is self-adjusting, and heneo not liable to
break the thread. ,,,
THE
Illiiltt
MACHINES may be seen in operation at HAYDEN'S
JEWELRY STORE, comer of King and Hasel streets,
where the truth of the above wfll be demonstrated to all
who may rall.
AGENTS WANTED
In every District in the State, to whom liberal, induce?
ments will be offered.
For further information, call on, or address
C. W.DENNIS &. CO.,
General Agents for South Carolina.
December 20 Imo
GAS FITTING.
WILLIAM: BROOKBANK*,
STE A M GAS FITTER AND PLUMBER,
T>LAIN AND ORNAMENTAL GAS FIXTURES. GAS
X FITTING AND PLUMBING PROMPTLY AT?
TEND r: Ii TO. - No. 116 KING STREET.
August 31 Between Broaaand ?/neeu nrcets.
MISCELLANEOUS.
AMERICAN
PENCIL COMPANY,
NEW YORK.
Factory, Hudson City, N. J.
This Company is now fully prepared to furnish
*. LEAD PENCILS,
EQUAL TS QUALITY TO TUET BEST BRANDS.
THE COMPANY HAS TAKEN GBXAT PAINS
and Invested a large capital. *.\. fitting np their fac?
tory, and now ask the Amr rican Public to give
^ their pencils a fair trial.
All styles and grades are marrafiurtrrred. .''
Great care has bean bestowed to the rnanufactur
ing of superior HEXAGON DHAWING PENCILS,
? specially prepared fin the uso of Engineers, Ar
?efuteots. Artists, ftc. _ T:; -,
ESASSKABX.
A Complete assortment, constantly on hand, ia offered
st fair terms to the trade at their wholesale salesroom.
No. 31 JOHN STREET, NEW YOBS.
The Pencils are to be had at an pttoetesr?tatjcaari and
lotion dealers. ..
MS-ASK FOR. AMERICAN LEAD PENCIL
December 13 Gmo
M BEST TOMC if 151?!
PHOTOGRAPHS!
DARLOW, THE OLD 1PKBATOR, EAS THOROUOH
D LY renovated and fitted up tha Old Star Gallery,
od is prepared io take ad kinds of PORTRAITS. Ha ls
lonrrol for pact patinage, and further oollclin a ahsrc of
le trada. . He has arso Photographs of Confederate Gen
?als, Ordtaancas of Secesakm. Views of City, Sumter lad
^SSSS^SSm %t whototslo and retail, at S. X. COR?
ER KING AND MAREET STREETS, Charleston, & a
? B:-]ta?*tauI Portraits and Pictures ealargsd on.
^no^l^lab^j^i^ November l