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TH K DAILY NEWS.
OFFICIAL.
LIST OF LETTHRS reuititumr in the Posto (Bee at
Charleston, for the #t?-k enduut FEBRUARY 13.
18S9. and printed omrially in TM? DAH-T NEW* as the
newspaper having the largest circulation is the City
.? Charleston.
49-Peraons calling for Letters Advertised, should
State that they ure "Advertised."
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STANLEY G. TROTT. Postmaster.
Women s List.
A-Gennie Mst.in, Jain aUston, Molly Anderson,
Anser Ash, Mrs L Armstrong, Alisa ll Armstrong.
B-Hiss Tooy Ball. Mary Bexley. Jane Blocker,
Nancy Blase Carrie M Black. Mis* A Bremer. M s
J Breunecke, Miss O B Brodie, Martha Burn?, airs H
L Burton, Miss F A Brown.
C-Lelia Costin, Mrs M I Campbell. Mrs W M
Campbell, MisiF G Chiton. Mts R M Clarke, Mrs C
Cooper, Sarah Coan. M.-3 H Cobbs. Mrs A Connoly,
Miry Coo?, Miss R < ornclius. Miss M T cooper,
Hiss M v onious, ML-sM colbert. Wary t (tunis
O-Elleu Danymac, Eben Dati'.zman Mrs M
JDnr.nor, Miss C H Davis, Ann Dalgleish, Miss E Di
uta?.
K-Mrs J M Evans.
K-Mis.? M Ferguson. Mrs C F-cTd', M-ry ? Fi
est. Mary Fi oren Ann Fran.-is. Eliza Fuller.
G-Mass M Gani;, Mrs H. G Glovor, Linder Good
win, Kite Grey, Miss J E Grey, Mary J Griopond
Mrs U Graber.
H-Mr* Vi Eotchkiss. Mrs H Harcrcve. Dora Hal
verson, Mrs H burr s. Mary H-yne, Mrs C Hanckol,
Mrs L H<urii>on, Kale Henderson, Faunie Hicham
FJlin Hickey, Miss D Houck, Hattio HoUowcy, Mrs
P Hyman.
J-Mrs E L Jarvis. Miss M D Jm.ason. Marv S S
Jackson, Mrs W Joues. Elizabeth J ?nea, Emer Jen
lons, M t ct H Jenkins Mary Jano Johnson.
K-Ma s CK. Hey Miss L Keats, Mary Keely, An
Ste Eel y. Mrs T W E ays.
Li-Janu E 1 oug. Faunie Loyal. Mies F A Loyal
Sarah Lagree. Jane Laurence, Sarah E Lathrop, Mus
0 C LogneL Mrs u r. Legate.
Al-Jane A Mahoney, Ann L Mai bank, Mrs John
Mazy ck. Laura .uaniganlt, Ellen Meagher. vire T V
Melton, Miss d A Mosts, Ellen Morri-ey. Martha R
Mood, Lucy Moor, Mrs R A Mott, Mrs Murray, Julia
Murphy, Melia Muller. Misses Magrath.
Me-Eliza McKee, Mis A McKenste, Clara P Mc
Hair.
Bl-Mrs J E Nt y le.
V-Mrs P Owens, Earah Ormand, Mrs A Oliver,
Mrs E A oleverte.
P-Miss E c Palmer, Miss M B Paine, Caroline M
Perry, Mist- J Pens ea1, Jau> Pions. *cuie M Pinck- i |
ney, Polly Picken?, Miss R Powe, Phillis Prentice,
Anna Purnhugcn.
Q^-Lel.a J Quiglr-y.
K-Mrs A J tum all, Bettie Pivers, S Roth.
S-Mary .-camon. Anna sebwecke, Mrs A E Scm
ken, Mrs C -harflfy, Mr? LA s-hepi erd. Auna A
Sbdo, Mis.-, D ?h. k. ll. Jane sheppard. Mis- 0 strain,
Mrs F B.evens, Mis F W Sevens. Mrs Stevens, Miss
C Smith, Mrs Fred Smitb, Mis A M Smith. Miss u
Small, Eliza Simons, Etnel.a iimtnous, Emma L
Simons.
1-lilas C M Talbird, Mrs Juliana Thompson,
Mrs A Thompson.
"V-Mrs VV Vireo. Ju ia Vinyard.
IV- Mrs C Wa.eimau, Marv O Watts. Mrs H
Waters, Julia weicborg, Mus R Wheeler. Mr.-T G
White, Mury WiiLoou. Aun Williams, Nenio Wurm r.
Mi n's List.
A-James Aikens, Eulirom Allon. Mr or Rosinda
Burgess Anaers.n. i r Wm A .-ki ns. Albert Atwood.
?-B H darn well. Lottie B jTctt, A Betaucourt,
6r Dn FwncLco Roselin Bastard, C E Bennett, J Eil
gore Bell, .n H Beatie, H W Blakelv, John Boy. c,
John ?\ Bowl. s. W J Booth, Joan Bria.-don, Bob
Brown, Wibiani Braun. J M Bryan, Dr H W Bust, J
K Bnnger. uaurice B tier.
C-1 arritcus ? Jacoos, c Cassadv, John F Chaplin,
Sr, Wm Chorry, J K chalk. David Chadwick, M F
Churchill, Pull ip i iii .p r, J.hu C Lu.-s.-n. J C
Correa, J hu J Cotter, J E Coper, Horace Li Curtis.
Josepn Cudworth
I>-Wi liam Dart, Fdrord Delaney SMtts obirth.
William Di -rv. William Dorara, Michael C Dori tv. M
C Dorighty. Edward Donublly, Paulok Du?gan,'joel
Dunkel.
B-William Fdwardt (coi'o). WU .lam J Elli?, An?
thony Elton, lo tue Editor of the Episcopalian, Nel?
son fcveUirid.
. K-Joh? F Far--ll, Mr Ferris. Colonol Owen Fitz
aimmons Joan FitzpstncK. Michael aud James Fitz?
gibbon?, Bi Lard Firo"nv.n Jam.s F z./iboons,
Nathaniel Fie du. lawrence For , Louis J i oatanay,
Leroy Ford, EJ.vard BFotber, Charlea Frank.
G-Wdliaui Ga lsd tn, Henry Gadsden ico.'-'; jauj
?jai?.. i * SlVen, ?JW13 ? ^libert Jos of June,
u.ovar, Geoige Goodwiae. P a Goddard, Lr '1 S
Grimko. W J Guie.
H-J P H.1-, Arthur Hassett, Tho* B Hand. 1
Hess, H U onze. C F Hi?esen k Oo, 0 Hoad.'.-iy
William Him. ste-d Mr derron. Basoniiigbam. RD
Hoff. KobwtHo>?, ThomasHomerton Mm < uuxc.
J-J F Jowit. 4 Co, edward Jones, John Johnson
(OOl'd).
H.-William Klm.aeriy, W H K?nncy, P H Keg'er,
John R Kimb 1, Job tl KJcncku. John B KleJte. i
Klaus, Joseob A Kauuht.
kr-M T L m .hra:i. Leve'tnc Sz Go, W R Leigh or
Lame Friend, juarles F LinJeu, H D Lo.'g.
ttl-Capt J S Main t, Benjamin H Manning. J O
Matbewso.. Jjbim Meiner.?, Hiu?ch Mcyerhoff
John Pi-ickney Meess. J mies Missrooi, Henrv Mil?
ler, t> W Mitchell, M t>, 1er y ?'oote.ifcoi'd/, A Mor
ton, John Moor , Pat and 1bos Murray.
Ho-J mes Maguffl -, P.tk UeKi .un, Jr.
Bl--uimuol Nttaiau^, A Nell, ?I? Noiing.
O-John Oldersuati, Daniel O'Leary, Wm R Os?
borne. Mr O rent I W K Osgood.
P-AUeo Patrick Freeman Phew, Michael H P?a
tit, GeoPioaeriu^, Cou. tn .-y Pi^ckuey, Geo W Pratt,
John D Pre!-.
K- thomas RAMS, Bowen Retchnrsjn.H W timk.
Edwin J Hobarts. C Hu.ve
8-0 M Sadler, Hermann Schwartz. D Schwi'-e,
Dr J AO soo't, H B -chnder, Sohlobom. WG -ey
mour, J rues -let, W U smith, I 0 s.i.ith. Robert
Small, Riobard ?p*nccr, P St?lling, U A P.Staley,
Wm s,tnar', John steckle.
T-Frank Taylor, Tneadare Th tye, A Tiofenthal,
Patrick 1 racey
V- ?hartes Vanderhorst.
W-C Ric ard W, 0 F Walker, Mortimer A War?
ren. Lawrence N Wesu-oL. William H Web >. William
Wearyar. k WeJlln.', Ao?iony Wo.ch. :t We don. E 0
Whaley, Prince Waite. W E Whlidan, Mas er F F
WhBdes. Isam R Wi son. F J Wiuk er. Harrises
White J L J tV'iison Wit owsky & Kinteis.
Y-Jamos McEean Young.
Z-M Zedier
e'f Peadons depositing letters in the PostoScc
?ill please place the stamp near thc upper right
hand coraer of tho envelope, and they wiU also
please to rotnetsber that wimont tho stamp a lettor
cannot be mailed, but wiH bc scut to ^be Dead Letter
Office. Februury 19
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/inanrtal uni. (io itt merdai.
Tbt Utrarti'st.ia .'louey JlaiUct.
THUBSDAY, Februaiy 38. 1869.
The money market wa? generally du.I and flat
during thc week ; buyers wer i not disposed to invest
and tho demand for securities i-f cv .-ry desor pt ion
was bm'.toJ. No la gc tnnsuotioas bavo been i c
ported, and with a ?-K excopttons prico.-r aro un
obangtd. SouCicru baak odis aro appreciated, au l
axe bold at a hljuor ?guro than ih.i last quota.iois,
particularly tao bills of tua daffjrent Cluncst'on
banks, south Ciro m lutlroid share i are duU and
flat, witu littio demand uuacr a d cline Ia. oai last
week's quoiatijn ol' 17 to 1J,'? tor wiiole 6harc?
naives being 21 to 21J?. City s oe!: was duh at Qi
ii was quoted last week at Ci. st ito stool! advanced
to 67; bond? wara hold at 70. ether sooaiittes aro
unchanged.
sorrrnzns BANK HILXS.
Currant Ra'ei
Bank of Camdon.55 (?io ;
Rm if of Charleston.55 (?i 0
Bank of Chester.10 ? d i
Bank of Georgetown.ld taUJ
Rank of Hamburg..'. ti (??0
Bank of Newberry.pa t? UJ
Bank of South Carohna.12 feilt'.
Bank o? Stiity ot 'varolinak;>riortoisoi.a7 (?M .
Bank of State af S.Carolina, after 1st Jan.,
18?.. C (SOO
Commer?ai Bank. Columbia.2 KOO
Exchange Bank, Columbia.ll fe Cd
Farmer-' und Exchange Bank, ch irhs>on..o fe'K)
Merchant's Bauk.Cueraw.9 felt)
People'? Baak, Charleston.65 (uvitO
Planter's Baua ol'Fairueld.5 fe 00
Planters' and Mcchauics' Bank.Charh stou.lS feto
Southwestern Railroad Bauk, Charleston,
(oldi.-13 (?500
Southwestern Railroad Bank, Charleston.
(newi.10 $00
State Bank,dan sion.5 (guu
Union Bank, Charleston.9a (?al
Oity ol Charleston Cbaugo Bills.'JO fe.uO
State S. Carolina Treasury Notes.88 feUO
UOttllS. STOCKS ANl) COtn-OMB.
City of Coluiii'oij Ltoinis.CO (?100
City of Columbia Coupons.'.U5 <?UU
South Carolina Railroad aud Bank Stock
. wholo share.-.).duil.121 ;. fetCO
South Carolina Kailroad (hali shares Jd uil.-Jl fe2. l?
8. C. Bailroad Six Per Cent. Bonus.74 fe 75
S. C. R. R. ?oven Per Cent. B'ds.85 fe.OJ
S. C. Railroad Certificate ot liideOtcdscss.CJ feUo
<Jlty of Charlestou Six Per Ot, Stoek..d|ili?58 ttjOJ
City ol Charleston Certificate of Indebted?
ness. .55 (?97
City of Charlestou Fire-Lo^u Bonds.05 fe,70
State of South Carolina Coeds toi?.73 <s 7a
State of Sno*c Carolina Bouda iitm" is?uc.
of January 1. laiMI.'0 ?OU
State of ?outh Carolina Stock.G7 <g.M
State ot South Carolina Coupons.CO fei?
People's National BauU.-ioek.j ur. r.< nit
FirstNatioual Bauk Stock.......iur. ?101
Greenville t.nu ? orambia Uailroad State .
guarani ed houds.65 ^i0
Grotnvile and Co uwuiu lat Mortgage
Bonds.c'8 (c,G0
Northeastern lt. H. 1st Mortga&c Bonds.8.> feUO
Northeastern R.R. 1st Coupons ipas.t duo.60 fe.O
Nortbcustcru B.R.Cerlitieatesol Indebted
sens.60 @00
Charleston Gas Company ?-tock.22 fe 00
Charleston City Balway stook.?2 feOO
Charleston and Savannah Railroid Bonds
(State guarantee i.<0 @*t
Charleston and Savannah Railroad stock.00 feUO
City of Savannah Bonds.88 fetCO
City of Savannah Coupons (dtte previous
to 1st June, 18061.95 (*00
City ofSavannaii Coupon < ?due ofter 1st
June, 18WI.9C @ro
Memphis and Charleston K'Ulroad Stock..50 fetrO
Memphis and Charleston Ra?road Bonds.87 (<i00
Memphis and Charleston R. R. Coupons. .93 felOO
f.vjiorts tor inc Week ending TUuisuaj
February 18.
FOREIGN.
L1VERP ">0L- Per Spanish ?hip Pedro Plandol't
9 bacs Sea Island Cotton 174? bales Upland Cot?
ton. 8J8t> bacs Cotton Seed. 100 bbls Spirits Inr
peatin -, 200 bbls Rosin. 85 casks Oil i ake.
LIVrP.POOL TIA NOBFsiLK. V v-Per British fh'p
Scottwood-668 bbls Eosin. 190 tone Phosphate
Rock.
WE^T INDIE5-Per brig Hampden-102 823 feet
Pitch Pine Lumoer. 8065 (pot Dressed Flooring
hoards..Fer sehr Azelda k Laur.- 63,000
feet Lumber, 24 bbl? Potatoes.
MAY*GUEZ. PB-Per sehr IN ellie Carr-00,000 feet
YU.ow Pico Lumber.
DOMESTIC.
NEW YORK-Per sto.mship Charleston-ll bigs
Sea Inland und 1430 I ales Upland colton, 75
fierres Rice. 73 bales Yarn. 125 packages son?
drio - .i or Bt<>am6lirp Champion-5 bags sea
Island eotton. 1742 bales Upland Cotton, 114
tierces Hice, 90 bales lams and Domestic-!. 93
packages undrics.Per sehr J Wa altland
3<\<i00 feet Pilch Pine Lumber, 104,000 fret lim?
ber.
PHIriADI-LPHTA-Per sehr Vraie-41G biles Cotton.
15 bales Caji, 10 tons and 12 buds Iron. lO.OliO
feet Lumtier. 25 - asks Clay, 100 cmptv Birrida.
BAL I IMOKK - Per stc tinsh'p >ea On 1-228 tierces
Bice, 415 bales Upland Cotton, 92 bale-; Yarn, 8
bales Waste. 8 packages Hides, 7 bores ligjs.
and Sundries ....Per sehr Adi A Andre .VF-MO
tom Phosphate Bock, 10 bbls Spirit* Turpentine,
170 empty Barrels.
NOB I OLE. VA-Per sehr Nathaniel Cba;e-32tcs
Rice, 100 sacks Salt.
THE CHAKL,KSTO.\ MARK KT.
TOB THE WEHE ENDING THUB8DAT, FEBRUABT 38. |
COTTON.-Thc fharpe-t etrugglo that has yet
been exhibited tor tho regulaton of the prioo o' the
abro bas taken plac? during the period under re?
view, and Ibe manufacturing interest which bas on
so many o-casions contro l d the art: lo, shows
somewhat of its old pertinacity in its o- position to
the pres nt advanced position of the sta ile, und thc
result of tho contest is watched anxiously by all wbo
Etre connee'ed with this great article ol commerce,
lhe woek has been ono of "triking dullness in all tho
markots, both Liverpool and New York continuins
steadily depressed with light sa'es and a general
tendency to lower prices, tho former opening at
12>4'(ai2^d, and declining to llXd ; and tho latter,
wbicb commenced at 30c feil off to 29c ft lb. And at
this point the staple bas b?en fiat with small tians
ictions, factors generally holding fl-mly. but occa?
sionally making coucorsion-. atid hivers only opera?
ting when it wai nooessary to fill positive orders. .
The leadmg centns have shown the following
movements during tho week : ,
On Friaay, February 12, tho m?rl;ct at I.ivorpool
was rasier but not lower, sales 8000 bales, uplands
l2X@12Xd; and at New York the articlo was dull
?nd lower, sales 2?09 bales at 30c. On taturda>the
former was hoavy. sales 7000 balos, uplands 12X@
l2Xd; the latter was dull and Xe lower, sales loOO
aa os at 29&o On Monday the former continued
juli, sale* 8J0U bales, uplands lux (it! i 2 H. J; ibe latter
ivas fl .t and Xe lower, roles 19 J J b iles at 2? X o. On
I ucsdav tba t cm r was dec in ng, siles Gi OJ rales,
ipland* 123ivgl2>^c; the latter i;as dull und heavy,
aid. 900 biilts it 2!)Xe On Wednesday thelorinor
vas flit, sales 70JO Dales, a plaids llJfftlSd; thu for
ncr was hiavy ond X@,*aC lower, s les 2500 bales at
!9@29.Xc. Yosterdiy ibe foranr W.IB flat, sales 0030
?des, uplands ll%d; tho latter was dull at 29c.
ibo arrivals have beea ligu\ and were 137 bifeS of
ca is".auds and Flori Ja? aud 6341 bales af upland*,
gainst 152 bags ot sea Islands and Floridas and 5653
tala-' of uplands tho w ck b lore, and 372 bs^s ot ?ca
Blands and Flori las and 10,548 bilo* of u.?lands tor
he correspondras week last yoar. Thc recepta
i.vo bcea fwa tho following fourcis, say of ujp
?ud->, pc - South Caron ia Railroad, 6o75 bales; p.-r
?"orthe stern liai road, 40"; Peodf*, 143; George
own. S. C., 12. Of sea iilands-tidisto, 15; North
astern Railroad, 12; Boj;;;,,^ kc , 3. ; -islands
; Florida, 36, unJ savanuah 39.
Havins taken an account of thc stock of rcs islands
nd uplands at present on baud, the dcdc'cncies
ave been added, and thc sta'.cmant will i.ow be :
.uni la 1 .nd complete.
The lo?oivm.' have been tho transactions in this '
i ri rite t, with the price* prevailing during the week '
ist closed:
On Friday. February 12, tho maiket was qu ot and -
all. and. in some transactions, Xe. \\ lb. easier; 1
iles SOO b.lee, ordinary to giod crdinary bciug
un ed at :.i v/iS2S low miJd.iog 38X, middling '
Wtft'iSX, und s net MCU i ig ?9@20XJ- 9 lb
On Saturday rho market was brou '.'ut lo a stand by
leinaSil?yofpurohoecrsto offt?r anything but low 1
gnrrs the only transaction being a lot of 14 bales at
le. fl lb.
On Monday tho roartotcoa.ii'uod dnll, and thero '
ere no pales wor.by of a report, q JO a i ms rcmain
1 entirely nominal.
On Tuesday tho staplo wu Sat during part of tho
irenoon. bu', a ll?ht inqn ry uftorwirds s.iraag up.
?Uh sales of 353 bales, quotations being somewhat
omi nal at 27X? 27 X 9 lb for ordinary lo good or
loarr. 2Sc. fo:low midLiag. aad29Xc.fi lb. for
riddling.
On Wo 'nesdiy. the article wis dull and rather
?<ner; eales 350 bale, o.-diaa-y to good ordinary
itag quoted somowh it nominally at '?1$21%, low
uddllDg 33 and middling 23Xa 13 lb
YOB erda,* t e ?rdelo com?an d depressed and
arties ii sell had to accoDt low r rat?s; eales about
25 biles, say 14 Int 27. 34at27X 10 at J7#, 25 at
SX- Our quo aliens continuo nominal, say
LivEiiroot. CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to uood orilicary.26X?27
Low middling.37X@
Middlins. .28 @
By Now York classification wo quo'.o :
Low middliug.23 &
Middling. hi -
Ho'ders aro not generally accsptia-.r these Spares.
SEA ISLAND 'o?ros-flu arrivals of this cn.s3
if tho fibre continuel light, and wer 137 bigs ot soa
sland an i Floridas, a^a nst 102 last wj:ek, and 372
or thc correspond ng period last yoar. The marltet
oribis article dunn.; tba week bas bo in quita in
otlve there being a mirkcJ ausonc i ol demand,
nd the sa-lo-t hiv,? beca o ispqniatiy v"-y Lgkt, not
xceedin - 50 ba :* o?s .ais' iuds nnd Floridas for tho
peek. With prospects of vor,- limited sunollos tor
ho balance of tho seimon flotara cuera ly boll
Irmly, aud <:u -na; tho ronslotions w.-ru C stained ot
3; 8 doat3t; 1 loa' S3: 8 s nv islands at SI; 1 nt
110; 2atSI Xi', 2 F.->rii es al 03; 3 a C3; 4 at 71;
Lat Soc. We q tito romothtt nimm illy common
a roe'iam sa*islands at 73r?A.>.">...; mcdinm in tine,
H7.il 10; tl ie and enoic..?. tl 15(311 3J an I upward?
S IB On a count ?f ho t-ca lslando on hand tho '
?tock has beensomawhat ?n.-reas.^d, un] th? rtiiu'.t
(rill be fon d in ours'.ato noit.
TiiCE-Thc a-rivals ot this grVn cotitinu-'d smill,
jay ? j.;ut ?'OO?? bnsb-lii of Carolina rough for tho
?reek. Tho marke hrs b^en generally dull, and 'ac?
tors have had iu som? instauc s to make concessions
a effacr salas. The traa-a.'tions havo bcoa about
?00 tierces of clo'ti Car.? iua for the welt; say 39
iereca a'. 8<(; 195 at 8*j; 135 at 8?4'; 33 at S'?; 15 at
);84 At 91-lGc f* lb. Y-sterday tho market was
javier bu', moro aetivo, t-a'oi aboat 225 tierces of
icm O rolim; e iv 15 tiircos at 8X; 32 t 8J?; 131 at
3,'?; 52 a- 8 11-1C; 4at9Xc. We q lets coturno:.- to
lair cl->au Cr iii a.V 8.'i ?8??; good 8X6-3^0 fl lb.
Caio'iua romrh rios maybe quoted at il 7?'??2 tor
interior, and $1 9J i2 15 f >:. seacoast.
NvV'L St ?R8-'.-The arrivals have been about
3>0 barrels of al qunities. Wo note sales nf Ka 9
rosin atS18 )e??iyd ft bbl. Bolrits tnrponiiuo was
heavy at 51e. Crude tu-penttn? moy be quoted ai
$9 80 tor virgin, an! ;115ft? har J.
H vY.-lit?receipt.- nf Ibis article ?ero confined t
asm lllit ofNorf'i Uiver quiliiie?, 'rbi ch sold :'rom
tho whari a: $1 -0 hundred. Thc demand ii Uni?
ted and on'.y fjr tin supply of local wants.
CORN.-With teisenmg arrivals by rai and li^ht
roo ?p's by OJ. the s ec'; on thc m irket bas become
much rcd.iccJ. and h ildors ot the ar?efe arc isl iug
advancia? price*. V>"hito Marylaud is held at ab;ut
SI 2* fl ..ushel by wei . ht. b;.f?. included.
t'LJU.t. - lb- gea ral demand has been rather
less acrive t'-an it wa- ho w eli helore, while dealers
have buen tu recoiut of sood supplies. 'I hero bas
b en un lui.io; ?ul alt?r?t un lu price- ; and wa q'.K/e
Northern a id Wc Jeni r-upor at St! 75 fl n d. ex ?a ct
$7 23C?V 75 ?? nid, cad ijiuily at SS@3 50 V- M?l.
Snuthern q"'i'll s ire iL light supply, and mar bo
quo'.ett at i'J 25/C3 5U ^ Ubi for super, jiyrtjlO 5? for
exon. ant Sll@19 ortimlly. Caines n's Cuy Mills
are selling at 59 5 . %\ b')l f >: 3u -er. S10 OJ for ex ra
and S12 50 lor iholoe firai'y.
BACON.-Ibis ar.ici. h s boon in lair requ-st
during tho week at priens winch remaiu witheu';
important cb inu'e. We q ioto prime sbo ildcrs at
17c fl tb; prime cleir rib sides at23o fl lb; i rlmj
strips at 21c. Dry saltad sho.nders are held at 16c
and c ear iib sid B at 19c fl lb.
SUGAR AND MOi.A--i>.-The Cuban distur
braces have tiven this ?rdele a stroDg upward ton
dency, and pri:es have been steadily advancing.
Tho want cf stock in importer's Lands cansosa some?
what nominal marke" at present, but supphes W?1
meet with a good m4i.1t OD arrival W- quote
nominally Cabs clayod molasses at 47?4S; Muse v
vado 62@54; fair to good g. ocery sugars at I0>i@14c
Burt EH.-Primo Gosh-n, of which lhere isa
moderate stock, mi y be quoted at 45?4Sc # m.
Western and other low grades edi at 30@40c ? lb,
as in <]ualitT.
SALT_Jobbers arc holding Liverpool at 52 10 fl
sack.
INDU BAGGING.-Thcro ls a bet'or feeling in
rrfcrenco to Gais article in consequence of tbn Armer
P'iecs in Northern markets but in the absence of
who'esa'e transactions wo havo no quotation* to
cflvr. Dundee basging, 41 inches, 1J? fts. for the
yard, ?9 held at 30? 35c. Sea island b?.<?nne, 45
inches wide, 2 lbs. for the yard, is held at OOaj.65
cents.
ROPE.-The demand for rope is moderate, and
prices arc comowhat nominal at quotations. We
.juote hemp at - cents $ IB. ; grccnlcaf at 10 cents,
and jute at R.'i?9 cents ft pound.
IRON BANDS \N? TIES for cotton, of tho most
approved pa'.ums. arc offered on thc market, and
they a-e in active demand nt 7a8c $ lb.
TIMBER AND LUMBER.-1 here i3 a moloral e
stock of this article, and we quoto river flot -
ing boards at $13 9 M.; scantling and plat.
$10?12 ^ M.; timber of ehiroing and good mill
qualities there is a light supply nu thc merke.
and may be quoted a: S11?12 9 IL. Common is
Belling at S5?ii 3 M. ; and city sawed lumber ai
$^0[S):6 S M.
FREIGHTS.-To Liverpool, by steam, wo
quote nominally ??. on uplands, and %C on sea
island; by sail, Jiu on uplands, ???J? on ?ca islands.
Havre nominal. To the West Indie?, Cuban ports
north side, on lumber, 39 OO in gold, and S10
smth side. Coastwise-To New York cy steam
%c tb on uplands, and lc. on sea islands,
$2 fl tierco on ricejby sail, $1 75?2 ? bale on up?
lands, and SI 60 ?l tierce on rice; on boards
$9 fl M, on resawed lumber $10 fl M on timber
S10. To Boston, by steam, via Baltimore, lc. '!*.
on cotter and - ? tierce on rice; by sail 9-16?
.ic t* lb on cotton, $!2 00 fl M. on resawed lumber
and $13 00 Vp M. on timber. To Philadelphia. %c,
?i lb on upland cotton by Rtcam and -c. Tfr
lb by sail; on flooring boards J-9 H M.; on re?
sawed lumbe*, S'0; on timber, $12 CO fl M.
lo Baltimore, by steam, cotton %c ; rice "&
tierco, $1 75 ; phosphates, fi 2000 16s., $4 in
packtges, in bulk as per agreement; lumber
fl M SS?10. as in size; wheat fl bushel 12c. In sacks.
Ry this lino to Philadelphia ou cotton, ??c.;
rice fl tierce $2 00 ; phosphate per ton, S6
in iiackrrffes. To 1 ouisvillr?. Ey., on rioc, 76c. ?
hundred. To Cincinnati CSn. To St. I ouis 85c.
By sail on boards and scantliug. bonce to Baltimore.
$9; on lumber 310; phosphates S5.
EXCHANGE.-Sterling Bills-The rate yesterday
was 45s4<g4.r)?? for siny day bills.
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.-The banks arc purchasing
sight checks on New l'ork ft dis.. 5 day? % discount
They arc soiling sisht chocks at par.
GOLD.-Tho brokers w?rc yoslorday buying at
35, t.ud selling at 36.
."i?tarted., by 'J'clcsrapii.
FOREIO:; MARKETS.
LONDON, February 18- Scon-Securities un
obanged.
LIVERPOOL, Februar? IB.-Noon.-Co ton flat; up
lands Il;?al2d;^'lcunsl2>?al2v?d; Bale- 000 bales;
erm, o d. '?1% Cd. Providions dull. 'I allow 45s 9d.
Evenine.-Colton flat; unloads llj?d; Cleans
12 v<l ; sales OJ cy balts.
DOMESTIC MAE RETS.
NEW YORK. Februiry 13.-Norn.-Money actiTC
it 7. 51? linc 8& Geld 34.'?. 02's 14JJ. CoC.on
dull and bo ivy at 29c.
Evening -Cotton h?avy and Xe lower. Pales j
3630 bale? at 29 cea te. Flour dui end heavy; c >m
m on to lair ox tra Sont hera fC t0aS7. Wheat dull,
dorn dull; now We-toru mix-d 93. Pork heavy and
lower at USjtfaSSX- Lard heavy al 20>.r. Whiakny
lull at 95 Rice du i. Sujar firm; Havana 13J? 1
14X- Turp' Utino . B5a6>,'?. Rosin unchanged.
Froiirhts dec.Uduc; on cotton %. Governments
.dosed stoa'.y. 6'1's, li;.;. Mono. re!, xng; dc
man J readily met at 7 per o:nt. Sterin;' -tcadier at
BJi- Gold aetivn and exoitid, closi'ig at 34/^.
Sou'hem scrurltics dull. Teunessces COS.'; ne? CC;
North Carolinas GlJ?; Virg nias 67,'i. Gonerol stocks
activo and buoyant.
B.lLTiMOBB, February 18.-Cition dull; h "d at
29-. Flour i:i good demand, but un-hanged. Wheat
dull; primo valley.OM, Si 20a2 30c. Coru closed dull;
white. 95; yellow, 89 .90J. Cats and rye Arm.
Mots pork. 133 60. Shoulders, 15)iul5*?e. Lard
quiet at 21c.
CINCINNATI. February 18.-Flour lower; family,
S7a7 25. C>rn dull at 62c. Mess pork, balk meats
and htcon nominally unohanced, wi h no demand.
Lard. ? lo.
Lou., VILLE, Fobruary 18.-Pork $33. lard 20a
M>ic :. :oulders 14%c; c car sidos lB^c, packed.
Whiskey '.'".c.
WILMINGTON, February 18-Spirits turpentine
dull Rosin dull at $1 60a0 75. Crude turpenllno
Btoidy; pneta unchanged. lar firm at S2 95 Col*
ton dull.
AUGUSTA, Febrnary 18.-Cotton market dull and
deeliaing. Sales 271 bales. Middlings 2U^J27C.
Boecipt' 4i2 huies.
SAVANNAXI, February 18.-'"ot'on dull and nomi?
nal; exports, to New York. 1418 bales; recolpts 2119.
MOBILE, February 13.-Cotton sales 300 bale-;
clo3ed flit; low middling 2C'A<:; receipts 991 laics;
espT ts 193.
KEW UULHAN?. February 18 -Cotton unsettled and
nottunal; middling! 27i28c. with ito sellers ; sales
6?J bUes; rcccipta 1774;expo;ts3734. Sugar .nt:o d
demand ; common l3j?cj primo I4)ial6c; yellow dar
IQ: J ISc. Moljs-es Lu good demand; common 65a75
els; prime 77a7Sc
Interior Cot!ou fl ?ar kc Ls.
N-EWlJE?R'x. February 10.-Cotton qaiol al 26^
SELMA, Fcbiuaiy 13-Mariel quiet. No uc
m ind.
ATLAN TA. Fobruary 16-Colton quiet at -C^c.
Receipts light.
sUMTKR,Fob-lit y 16 -Moat 150 biles sold dar?
ing tuc ? eek tit 2iu27Ji'
COLUU?lA, Februiry 17.-"-'?les of cotion to day
tibau. tiO bale? al '.1}^ fir middling.
rOI U.MBVS, February 14 -th iv was a mo'orato
shipping deinoid on a bas-* id' 27c for Northern
middlings. WtTtbaU-0 sak? 2 'J ba.iS. Re.c pts ltt?
baies.
MAt/CN, Februar? 16-Tho reporta dom abroa-.'
ar? ni-tavo ubi?, hence thc market ia ui.s.ttlrd. To?
day lt boab ca very dud ih-> little dotio has bc n
on Ibo bis!? of 2 SCJicfb.- aidilUog. Iiecdpta to?
day 14i balct?; st-ipmouts 1. 4 ba!c:; sales 67 bales.
Vv' il 1111 umtali ?1 a ru. t.
WILMING TON, rebruary 17.-TOWPSMTHR.
Market uncbua'cd. hui?* of 95U bbls at ?2'JU for
Batt, aud SI 83 f T hard, |>er 280 pounds.
SPIRITS IDEPENTINE-Is out-cent ower. Sa'co of
47 b?la at 51c, 52 do at ?2c, au.l 15 do at 52'ie per
gallon-tho market cio.-'tig ut 51c.
BOBIN-Salea "t cnlc 9j bblsat S4 CO for N*O 1
TAE-I - 5 o uts h g tor, and we quoto sake of 461
bbis at $2 65a2 '.)1 per tibi
Corres--sales ot only 13 bal03 at 26a27c for mixed
lots.
UAT-sixty bi'e-i Northern sold from wharf at
87c per loo pounds.
Nashville Bittricet<
NASHVILLE. Ecbruiry 15.-'01TON-Dulnrs-i
continue-i t > r ile in liverpool and New Yoi k. and
tho UUU'lU<t here c osai weak and irregu ar. '1 boro
are oul> a few ouyurs i-> tho marko , und quou
tiona ara almost uotriual, Ibo sales to-day teing
lianllywortbvofmontiou. We give quitt ions na
folio WK: OrJiuary 25; itood ordinary 20; lev uni.
di ng 20^327. Itel -w we axvr the tratisaeiion.s ut thc
day: Hoocipts 4111; siles Wi; st.ipmcnts 119.
O rm >N sT TEM EMT.
Sto -k 021 h -ttil eptcalber ?, l*j3.CO
licntive.l lo-d.iy. 410
Received piMviousl?.31,938-SS.398
Total. 3?.-lo8
Sblppi d tcdav. 319
ShiplMd previously.30.W1J-:J0,17U
stock o'< baud.5 -JTU
Rons-fr-'-es rou alu very tir.u. .ill ofXeriU'jssro
l ;';eii at 0 tofitlu lor ?-?tr. 1:5 O'.; :.ir sb till ot], abj 7H..8 Jc
i r s ..-ked und ila ive; ed in depot
Consignees ;>er^o ti tn cutoliua CtuUroatt
Prbruai-j* 18.
8-11 baies Colton. 80 bales DemL-sti-s. IC hh-ls Bi
con, i\c. Xo Uailroad ^peut, (i H Uoppnc. Pelzet-,
llotlgoiM & co, W c t'our no\ i: Co, Johnston, ( rews
& Co. Mowiy ii Co. Ho- dor ? Dav.s, Dowiiug i: Co,
A J Salinas, -i U Walter A. Co. frost k A.lger, Kirk
pa nek & Witt-, J N itubsou, E J Wiss ibarston i?
Hol ' es, i? W Williams & Co. A B Mulligan, Graesei
A- Smith. J B E sioau. ? E Ryan, T ,M Brisloll, clar
horn, Herriug ii l o. Kliuck. Wiekeubar? k Co. J G
Milnor k Co, 'JildsnLth k Son, stud, Webb is Co.
Consignees per Charleston and Savan>
nah Railroad, February IS.
Cotton. Rico, Live ft ck, Mdze., Ac. To W Cad
don. W C Bee k Co, W M Lawton, J Livingstone, J
Warren, B s RU.tt, Jno Cochran, E Strauss.
Charleston Wholesale r= rices.
AMTCXES.
HA GOING. yara
Duuaee. 80 @ 65
Gunny Cloth. 6> -
BALK ROPE. U?-Manilla. - @ -
Western. 8 @ 12>i
Ju e. 8X(? 9
COTTON, ? lb
Ordinary io Good Ordinary. 26i?@ 27
Low Middling. 37X@ -
Middling to Strict Middling. 28 @ 28?
Good Middling. - (a -
bea Island. 75 IS 1.30
COFFEE, 'ft lb-Rio.I 20 @ 26
Laguayra . ?fc & -
Java.I 35 @ 40
FF/lTtLIZERS
Wando Fertiliser. 6C.0O Cm -
Doublo Refined Poudrettc.| 3u.00 -
K?Vt* Phosphate.CS.Ul) @ -
Peruvian Guano, T> 2210 lbs. 95.oo io -
Pacitic Guara, ? SOuo lbs. 03.00 <g? -
Phoenix Guano. 55.00 @ - >
Bangu'a Phosphate, $ 2ooo lbs... oo.oo ? -
Rhodes' Phosphite. ft 2U00 Iii?...I (?S.00 t? -
Rhodie' Stand. Manure-tOSttnej 57.50 td -
Orchilla Guano-.$40 time 35 00 (9 -
Lai d Plaster. 24.50 @ -
Mapes'Supcr Phosphate, V-2U?0 lh C J. 00 (ul -
Zell's Raw Bone Phosphate. CO.no (q> -
ZeU's Super Phosphate of Lime.. 80.00 fl -
Woolston's Phosphate of Limo..-. 08.09 (HI -
Woolston's Vegetutir, fl 2OC0 lbs 65.Ol' @ -
Croasdalc's Gou. *>uper-Phoa, nel 00.00 (ul -
Bowers'Complete Manure, net... 00.00 <?>; -
SarJy's Pbospho Peruvian, euh. CS.00 ? -
Sardy's Pacific Guano, cash. CO.no (?a -
FLOOR, fi bbl-Super. 6.75 @ -
Northern sad Western Extra.7.25 @ 7.75
Baltimore Extra.j - (ffi -
Southern-super. 9.26 @ 9.50
Extra.10.00 (a) 10.50
. Family.|ll.(0 ii 12.50
GRAIN-Maryland Oats, fl bushel.; 85 Q 90
Western Oats, f, bushel. 85 8J -
Corn, fl bushel. - (co -
eur,3ewt_Worth Bi ver. 1.20 inf -
Eiifitcrn.I 1.35 (as -
L UMBER, f? M. toct- I
Clear White Pine, 1st quality.'50.00 $86.00
White Pine, good mn.jSS.OO (?40.03
Yellow Pine. 20.00 1*96.00
Boards, fl M. feet-Bough.112.00 MIS.CO
Grooved and lon?ued....|28.00 (<*32.00
VOLASSES, fl gallon-Cuba.I 45 (4 47
Muscovado. - & -
Sugar House. 50 6* 1.00
Kew Orleaus. . - KB -
y A VAL STORES, fl bbl-Tar.... - @ -
Pitch. - <ci -
Rosin, Pale. - % -
Rosin, No. 1.1 2.75 (4 4.00
?own, No. 2.I 1.8IJ M 1.90
Rosin. No. :!. 1.75 <c) -
SniritH Turpentine, V callen.| 01 ta) -
OJ Jilin, si ic. I K! (a -
PM LS- American. 4(<i2Ud, B keg.. | C.5U (3 7.00
PO WU E?-Dupout'B, F.P.F. g.... I 0.70 @
Du; Ont's, F.F.F.j 5.(10 (io -
Dupont's, masting.| 4.25 @
PRCVISIO.VS-V lb- I
Bacon, Uanis, 9! lb.I - h? -
Bacon, Sides.| 19 ta 20
Bacon. Shoulders. IC (at 17
Bacon, Strips. 21 sj -
Lard, iu keg.I - (ii -
Buller.I 33 Cd 00
Cheese.....\ 15 (?) 30
Potatoes bbl.I - (a) -
Onions. - (3 -
Apples. ?- di -
RICE- Carolina, ?. lb. 8?i?a 9
East India.| - (ci -
SALT- Liverpool, coarse, T< suck...' 2.10 ?jj -
Liverpool, tine.I - (ai -
SUHAIL. *i> lb-Baw.j - (ii -
Porto Bico.1 14 ? 13
Musi-ovaC" . .I 1?, ? IC
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?Overland to manuruclurors.
NOTE.-Wo havo doa acted from New Orleans
19 99i bales Cpland, from Mobiio 6325 balee, from
Savannah 3103 bags Sea island and 83 bales Dp
land-and from Charleston 2230 bags *ca leland and
1C3 bales Upland, thc quantities rcceivod at those
ports Irom Mobile, Florida, Texas and Savannah.
Comparativo Kxports or Cotton, from
the Pert ol Charleston.
EXPORTED TO
Liverpool.
Oilier British Ports.
Total to Great Britain..
Havre.,.
Other J rench Ports.
Total to France.
North of Europe.
Total North of Europe..
: outb of Enrope.
'.Vest Indies, Ac.
Total Foreigu Ports.
Boston.
I lauds Island, -c.
New York.
Philadelphia.
Baltimore and Nov ?l's....
Othor United Stotts Ports.
Total to Coastwise Ports.
Grand Total.
SEA ISLAND,
Bales.
2,103
2.103
Boles.
25,280
26,286
2,103
14
ion
2146
4,249
309
25,595
3 675
1,784
77,942
3,801
13,090
Exports of Kier. A'aval Stores anet Li
ber from the Port of Charleston, f hntn
September 1 to February 18, 18b9
Boston.
Now York.
Philadelphia.,
Baltimore.,
New Orleans .
Mobile.
Providence, It I....
Other LT. b. Ports..
Total Coastwise
1.423
8 C75
1,002
3.97M
140
403
&;8
S. STOKES.) L?UBSa.
Barrels.
9 rai
3,738
200
1,474
Barcelona.
Majorca A a Market
West indies.
Halifax, NS.
St Johns, N B...
London.
flristoL ling_
Liverpool.
Havro .
Montevideo.
Great Britain...
.Total Foreign..
Grand Total..
16,604' 15,051
70
.110
'm
5,707
0,547
Feet.
601.000
2,647.^7
1,254.000
1,369,000
954.1"2
108,001
6.833,639
12,910
16.674 27,r01
58,000
781.646
238,723
1.108 374
7,0 2,013
Stocks of Cotton In thfc Interior Towns
not inciutlcd tn the Koceipti.
Augusta and H ambur .Jauuirv 3i>
Macon. Goo .?ehrnarj 15
Columbus. Ooo.Februarv 14
Montgomery, Ala.February 15|
selma. Alu.February i2|
U em phis fenn.Fobruary 14,
Nashville, Tenn.February I5|
1869.
21.000
ll M8
16 725
10 879
7.249
18.552
6.279
Tolal. .I ?0,822
Passe naca a.
For steamer City Point, from Pali Hrs, via Jackson?
ville, Per undina and -avanuab -Dr Mitciic 1 Eiog,
Il King, rt Ru:lc -ge. W Lumuiis, Mis- Lummis, B
Gilbert, Miss O'Brien, J B .mm:rm tn I'' L Burr, L
Ma lier, D A Bodman and lady, s W Howe, H Jame?
son and inly, G - Wil-oti, W O Mclutvro. apt Bur?
rer. C E Daly and lady, ll Cvrw.n, Mrand Mids Curr,
General Cbtz, W C C Loiry, M.ij.i- Up liam, Captain
Hawkins ai. I lady, Mr Flor.-nce, M'S Draper Mrs W
i! Lyon, A Binaban W M ?iidar d Indy. \V NOitdcn.
W Marshall. M- -kn.ncr. Mr stone. J Jf Wooten, J W
Lippitr, J K Child, u O Wi?.o. Mr Dewev. S u Smith,
Mr Abrams, i. L CotliucL and 10 on deck.
P?r uleaiuer Km:.M. ir un Gcorout wn. S
Pr L C Uasell, Or T O Elliott, 1J Hi-lev, J II Risley,
Maj >r E Mauigault, J D Magill, Ur U M Comdin,
M ijor ? G Bark r, an I others
purine Hems.
Hort o/ Ch.-trlfst mi. February 19
POKT CLflJL.KIN UAi*.
roasua OP rna MOON.
IQuartor, 3d, ll hours. 3Q minutes, morning.
New Moon, Uth, 8 boar*. 34 minutes, morning,
first Quarter, Uta, ll boors. 4C ...hw..-., morning.
L- uti Muon, 26tb. 0 hours. 41 minute*, morning.
15 Monda....... 6 .44
16 Tuesday....j 6. 41
17 WeuttCMiay.! G. 42
18 Thursday..., 6. 41
19 i r'day., 6 40
80 Saturday...) 0..39
SllSiiUiiav. 0. 38
67M
D. 45
5 .45
6 46
6 47 i
5. 43 j
5. 49 I
9. ."57"
10..23
ll...7
Morn.
12..14
1..11
2..ll
10.. VM
1*1.53
11..4J
Vorn.
12 t)S
1..30
2..til
iii n<(t V cate relay.
Steamship Maryland, Johnson Haitiano re-left -
inst. Mose. To Mordecai A LO. Courtenay k t re i
holtn, Kailroad - gent, G W Aiuiar, J ? Adgor k Co.
Bi own k Hycr, W G Winldon k Co, W L Webb. G
W WU lama Co. Menhouo k Co, li Cobi k Co,
Carno un, Barkloy Hi Co, W M J ?ir . & Co. ? o od ich,
W inemau k Co, Holme* & . uld? r, J c' Ta.? lor k co,
G li Orubor, stol!. Webb A Co W C Dukes k Co, ti J
ll rl.-clnr, Biased it Co, Jennings '1 botulin son A
Co, Mowry k Cn, G Brown, Jc?*ird.i k Co. ?ie. rge A
Loc'ito, J A Quack?nbuati. W A Pratt. U S l?overu
m m, J W?ey k Cn, J Beckman .v Bro, i aunty k
AU xii der, W M Cht1 fco .v Co. ? Tacim k Wido. W
Beach k ? o, B O'Nei.l, J Purkami k Co II Welch,
J U lrmglo, JOH chiva ou, D Paul A co, and
others.
steamer Cily Point, McNohy, Palatal, via Jackson?
ville, Fernandina, Savannah, .Vc. 17 balea Cotton,
Ac i o J D Aiton rc Co, R ri Yenning llav ucl k
ro. W M Lawton, Roper A Stoney, G H Ingrabam,
lt C. i>haya A <o, J V T.iyi- r A Co, Mai: ou.-.; Co, lc
Haine*. Kirki'iurick A Wi.tc, J E Da; ray, II CollCU,
Hopkins, Mcl'borson A i'o. Coll ti sudivan, > s,
Si.'.?uno a, piiicbiu-y Bras Mrs : r J t: iti-id. Gour?
din. Muittileraeaa: c>>. Mrs u Mcis .
Steamer Emili-. Davis, Georgetown, S fl. 3C8
tierces Kicc, and Saudric. 'io-h..ck .loni A ICellr,
J U Pringle, lhurst?n ft Bo'm;-. cohen, il n ckol K
<:.., W K Myan, U O'Neill, kui?v .i: i r. igii ou, M H
.Nathan, H Ela.to A: C .. To rj ft :'. Ian, J Ala na.
Uti eived troui ohi o.?n's Mill-SS ucrccs Itiec, 1
La s S Island Cotton. I o J lt Prim ie, T ii ... W De
w fa. H Uisoliott A Co, W <! Cmu ;n ? Ci. . t.isorA
i.*i;i, citiso.iu B os, W B Williams A ?on, WOBco
A Co.
Cleared Vcstcruay.
SchrNc'Iic Carr Snowmiu, Mayagucz, P lt-Risky
A Creichtou.
Sailed Tt'sti i-.tay.
Sehr Ass?tes? Laura. Uclndo, W ti I..dio.-.
Sehr Yi-ale, Ma.-ou, t h laue pl.ia.
Kr om this 'ort.
Steamship Champioti. Lockwood, >-'nw York. Feb IC
Lp for tilts Port.
Sehr nenry Allen, Litern, ?it Ph. lad ?lp hia Feb 16.
Ulta ceil Coi- Uiisi'oi-t.
Hearns).ip James Ad jcr, Lockwu.id. at Now York,
Eco ld.
Sailed f JV :!i;s Port.
Sehr Golden Cily,-, from Noiiolk, Feb 12.
Shipuc>v? by Tclciriaph.
SAVANNAH, F-brunry 18.- vi rived scbotmer Lucy
II,.,mes, i usinu
Cleared st amer Gen ral Birne.-", New York; bctk
Ha Jd mar, Qai.CL.btowu
memora mia..
7he pchr Jeb Crooko. 'turrirr. roc Georgetown, S
C, saiied trim Nowbur?pori, Feb:nary 13.
Thc sehr i Izz'c Watson, from Georgetown, S C,
arrived at Phi ailelphia Februiry ?4.
" 'thc sehr K G ireland. Townsend, from laurieston
for Baliimuro, tirrivid ut Fortress Monroe, Feb 1~.
HST OF
KP, CLEARED AXO SAILEO FOR TI?I? POhi
P i.? R K I O N
Mvnrroor..
Ship R 0 Winthrop, s towart, t-ailod.Jin 22
T?o fcalltl Wheeler wiled.Tau 12
Kntisli bark David MoNuft, Mi-Bh uny, sid..Jan 18
IJ-ark Harriet * Hussey, Ho m.s sailed.lau 14
British bri^ Cecilia, Bis. rup. sailed.Jan u
na vus.
Ship Cacilie, Foss, pallet.Jan 4
VOi.T TALBOT.
Thc Court r, Jenkins, sailed .Jan 12
a o v. c s i r o .
?03XQS.
SVbt lt I-. Haw-.ins. Wyatt up.Jan 25
Sehr Mary D lJuski-ll. Barbour, cleaied.Feb 1U
SaXESf, MASJ
Sehr Richard Vaux, Whitiioc. sailed.Feb 12
HEW rons,
St-nm hip JTIUCS Adgor. Lo.-k.vo? d. clearod..Pei) IC
Brig Ade.a de. W?^on, up.Feb ll
Behr Marion Hage t-heidier.!. c.earod.,.!.'? b 13
Sehr ll W Godfrey -cain, cloortd.Keb 12
; c ir lona Ecu-lall, ch- trpJ.F?-b l l
bcbrDC Uu.ii-, Uildretb, ct un-d.P?b ll
sehr Korct, ("rocker, dcan-d.Feb a
sc'ir U ne, Glover, cleared.Feb 0
Sehr i-nr.hamruss Covert, cleared.Keb 0
Scbr Matihow Henney,-, up.'.Feb 3
behr J r..dc Wiud, -, uu.Feb 13
, PHH,AUI:LI'UIA
StcansbipPr'motheus, Gray, saiW.Feb.14
SchrCtara. Mulford cle?rid.Feb' 6
^c!ir Anuie Barton, Fnuk, cleaied.Fob 10
scbrE b Graham, -nii.k, up.'.Feb 15
Sehr Henry Allon, Tu tem. up.Feb 15
BALTlatOllK.
Steamship Falcon, Huruoy. .o sail.Feb 18
Schi Alu e H uiace,- up.Feb 13
sehr 1 tampbell, lorry, up.Foti 13
Sehr Pachol -eainao, H gh, cleared.Fob 6
Sehr Laura, Coum s up.Feb 8
Sehr C s Grove. Weaver, cleat ed.Feb 9
Sehr C F Mayo, McMih n, o eircd.Feb ll
NOKFOLE.
Sehr Golden City,-, sailed.Feb 12
JUST OP SHIPPING
Ia the Port ox* Charleston? February IS
TBSCELS TJNDZB 100 TONS, ?XTD 8T2AMEES COASTTKO
WITHIN THB ETATS EXCEPTED.
STEAMSHIPS.
Go'don Hore. - ions, Blacklin, st Boyce & Co's
wharf, for Liverpool, loading-R More & Co.
Manhattan, 1337 tons. Woodhull, at Anger's wharf
for Now York, loading-James Adger A Co.
Maryland, - tons, Jounson, at Union wharf, for Bal?
timore, loading-Jourtenay k Irenholm.
SHIPS.
Richard ITT, 985 trina, Wood, at Accommodation
wbsr, fi om Liverpool, wu?ting-Master.
Muscousus (Bri. 791 tons, Groves, at Boyce's wharf,
f. om i lverpO'il, waiting-lt Mure k Co.
Amelia. 688 tons, Borebam. at A ian tic wharf, for Liv?
erpool, woidog-Pat'crson k Stock.
Graham's Polley, 7:9 tons, Burgess.at atlantic wharf,
from Antwerp, waldng-Patterson k Slock.
BABES.
Borneo (Br), 705 ions. Card, at Boyce k Co's
whan, lor Liverpool, loading-R Mure k Co
Lizzi.! H. 896 tons, spring, at Brown k Co's wharf
for Liverpool, loa ing-Street Bros k Co.
W G Pu nam (British), 7u0 tous Rickard, at Atlantic
wharf, foi Live.-pool, loading-Willis k Chisolm.
Olimpia (Spanlshi, 4SI tons. Pons, at Brown's wharf
f jr New York, ready-W P BaiL
Agra i Bri lsh). 619 tons. Eulimore, at Vanderhorst's
wharf, from Liverpool waiting-Ravenel * Co.
Kamma Fonder (Danish), 351 tons, Krogh, at Atlan?
tic wharves, for Liverpool, loading-Willis k
Chisolm.
Thc Ouceu (Br), 098 tons, Conk, In tho Stream, from
Strani eau. Scotland, walting-B Mare k Co.
Ciscar (spanish), 261 tons, Oliver at Brown k Co's
wharf, for Barcelona, loading-W P Hall.
BRIGS.
Enrique /Spanish). 194 tons, Maduena, at Union
wharf, irom Cieniueg03, waiting-Mordecai
Co.
Maria (Spanish!, 1S5 tons, Font, at Palmetto wharf,
foi Tarragona, loading-J A En slow k Co.
Morey (Spanish polacrei. 230 tons. Vidal at Brown's
whan, for Baree ona, loading-W P Ball.
Rosalia ( panish polacrej, 569 tone, Mascavo, at Ben?
nett'* w.-arf, tor Barcelona, loading-P J Esuard.
Joveo Carmolita (3pan), 103 tons, Boluos, at Brown
k Co's wcarf. Rom tionfacgos, waiting-W P
H.ii.
Eva N Johnson, 218 tons, Johnson, ia Ashley River,
for Wood's Hole, loading-J N Kobaon.
SCHOONERS.
Nellie Carr, 133, Snowman, in Ashley River, for
West I -Oies, ready-Risley k Cn lghton.
Emeline ( Ur), 116 tons, Dodge, at Bennett's wharf,
for We?t Indies. loading-J A Enslow 4 Co.
Gerti - Le J. is, - lonB, Hougdou, in Ashley Bivee, lor
Ballimore, loading-Screven it Nisbet.
N W -<miih, 295 tons. Tooter, at A dyer's wharf,
tor New Tork, lo idinp-W Roach ir Co.
Shiloh, 270 tons. Hubbard, in Ai-bl y idver, for Bal?
timore, loading-U F Baker k Co.
El Dor do. 71 tom. lb irau-on, In Ashley Biver, for
Baltimore, leading-creven k Nisbet.
Ida Richard,<on. 173 ions, Bedell, in Ashley River,
for New Zwk, loadiog-J A Ens'.ow & Co.
Narracunst tt, 316 tJUS, tdgar, at Palmetto wharf,
from Galwstou. repair! g-J A Ens o?v k Co,
Montrose, 2)2 tons. Knudsou, at Palmetto whjrf.
from N. w Orleans, to be rep.ired-J A Enslow
k Co.
Florence Nowell, 223 tons. Fennimore, in Ashley
River, lo a Nortborn Port, loidiug-J N Robson.
Franklin, 795 lon*, s .vain, at Uni JU wharf, from New
York, waiting-1' 'I upper it rons.
S A Hammond. 211 tons, Wiley, at Adgcr'a wharf,
tor Boat T.. loadi'-g-w Roach'*: Co.
Jonathon may, ?26 lons. Neal, at Central wharf, from
>aguu Ia Grande, to be repaired-H F Baker k
Co.
S T Raker, 265 tons. Brewster, in Ashley River, for
Providence, loading-W Roaeh ?: Co.
Myrov r. 4?8 ton-', Browu,* ot Adder's wharf, from'
New Vork discharging-W Roach it Co.
CAMERON,??RXLEY & CS.,
NORTHEAST CORNER
Meetiiig and Cumberland Streets.
STEAM ENGINES
GRIST MILLS
CIRCULAR SAW 5IJXL8, and
MACHINERY.
January 1 _.imo
OILS! OILS ! OILS!
1000 GALLONS PUliE WINTER LARD OIL
700 GALLONS PURE WINIER No. 1 LARD
OIL
COO GALLONS PURE WINTER SPERM OIL
500 GALLONS PUKE MASON'S SPERM OIL
300 GALLONS PUKE MACHINERY OIL
1000 GALLONS WHITE OAK LUBRICATING
OIL
300 GALLONS REFINED NEATSFOOT Ol?
300 GALLONS TANNER'S (STRAITS) OIL.
CAMBIUM, BA I" KL. KY & CU,,
Northeast corner Meeting and Cumberland streets.
Januar? 1 6mo
BELTliNGMJELTING !
5000 FEET OAK-TANNED LEATHER BELT?
ING
5000 FEEI GUlfc BELTING, 2, 8, 4, and 5
PLY
250 SIDES PATENT DRESSED LACE
LEA iHER
300 DOZEN METALLIC-TIPPED BELT
LAGING
100 BOXES BLAKE'S PATENT BELT
STUDS
150 DOZEN TOLLMAN'S BELT HOOKS
750 YARDS GU.U PACKING, MC INCH TO
k INCH THICK.
TUCK'S PACKING, .j INCH TO li INCH DI?
AMETER
SOAPSTONE PACKING, J INCH TO li
INCH* DIA .ME I ER
WHITE AND BROWN JUTE PACKING
ITALIAN HEMP PACKING
RUBBER AND LEATHER BOSE
MANHOLE AND H AND H OLE GASKETS OF
ALL SIZE.--'.
CAMI' liy.V, B.VscKLKY di CO.,
Korlboasl Corner M coting und Cumberland streets.
January 1 6mo
ROOFING TIN.
MO BOXES IO 11x20 COOEING T N
300 BOXES IX Hx20 ROOFING TIN
100 BOXES IO n.K2Q ROOFING TIN
50 BOXES IX 12x20 ROOP-NG TIN
25 BOXES IX 12x12
25 BOXES IX ll .20
20 BOXES IX 10x20
20 BOXES 1XX 14x20
20 BOXES LXXX Uz20
20 BOXES IXXXX 11x20
BLOCK TIN, TXNSMAN'S SOLDER. SPEL?
TER ?rc. 4c.
IN STOKE AND TO ARRIVE.
CAnTEROI, HA ii KL HY ? CO.,
Northeast corner Meeting and Cumberland B-roc'R.
January 1 6mo
BAR 1W~
SHEiT IBON AND STEEL,
WROUGHT AND CAST IRON PIPING,
STEAM AND MALLEABLE CAST IRON
FITTINGS, tor steam and-water.
CAPSBKOO*. BARK LU Y ?S CO.,
Northeast corner riec'.iug and Cumberland streets
January 1 1 mo
BliASS_W0?K.
STEAM GUACES. GONGS, GUAGE COCKS
STEAM 1MDI3S AND t?lOP CO'JKS, STEAM
WEIS t'LES
GLOBE AND CHE'IK VALVES, OIL CUPS
WATER GUACES GLASS GUAGE TUBES
MERCURY GUAGLS, LOW WATEB DETEC
TOTtS
COPPER AND BRASS WlfiE.
CAMKllON, BA ?1KLKV & CO.,
Northeast Corner Meeting and Cumberland streets.
Jaouiry 1 6mo
W HITE LEAD,
ZI3STO, IF ^ I INT T S,
COLORS, VARNI3HES, BRUSHES. Ac, Ac.
RAW AND BOILED LINSEED OILS.
CA.ili.KOV, BARKLEY ?f CO.,
Northeast comer Meeting and Cumberland streets.
January 1 ' 6mo
l?iira?us.
SOUTH c Alto LINA BAIJLROAJD.
mfa?! ?
GENERA.L SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE, I
OBIBLZSTON. a. c.. F-brua 7 18. 1869. (
ON AND AFTER 8m DAY, FEBRUARY 14TH,
the PASSENGER TEA INS of the South Caro
liui Railroad will run os follows :
FOE AUGDalA.
Leave Charleston.8.80 A. M.
Arrive at Augusta.....6.10 P. IL
Connecting with trains for Mont, ornery, Memphis,
Nashville and New Orleans, via Montgomery and
Grand Junction. ?
FOR COLUMBIA.
Leave Charleston.,.8.?0 A. M.
Arrive at Columbia.6.46 P. M. .
Connecting with Wilmington and Manchester Rail?
road, auc uumden train.
Pt?lt CHARLESTON.
Leave Augusta.8.00 A. M.
arrive at Charleston.fj.nO P. M.
Leave Columbia.745 A. M.
Arrive at Charleston.6.00 P. M.
ADu CST* NIGHT EXPRESS
(SUNDAYS EXC?Fxft>.)
Leave Charleston.7.30 P. M.
Arrivent August?....?.CO A. M.
Connecting wi tb ixains lor. Memphis, Nashville
and l?ew Orleans, via Grand Junction.
leave Augusta.....4.10P.M.
Arrive at Charleston.4.00 A. M.
COLUMBIA NIGHT EXPRESS.
(SCNDAT8 EXCEPTED.)
Leave Charleston.6.06 P. M.
Arrive at Columota.4.46 A. M.
ConuecUng (mundays excepted) with Greenville and
Columbia Railroad.
Leave Columbia.6.30 P. M.
Arrive at Charleston.5.30 A. M.
Si MMEBVTLLE tRAIN.
Lo?vo Charleston.;.3.00 P. M.
Arrive at Summerville. 4A0 P. M.
Leave Summerville..7.10 A. M.
Arrive at Charleston.i.8.25 A. M
CAMDEN BRANCH.
On Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays.
Leave Ringville.4.20 P. M.
Arra eat Camden.?, .7.00 P. M;
Leave Camden.'>-35 A. Uv-.
Arrive ct Ringville.9.30 A. M.
?Signed' H. T/PEAEK,
February 15 General Superintendent,
IK PORTANT NOTICE.
MESSRS. PEt.LO'tSE A CO.. HORTICULTU?
RISTS, from Paris, have thc honor to inform
the publ c that they hive arrived iu ibis city with a
beautiful assortment of
FLOWERS,
PLANTS ANO VAU CY S il HUBS,
For Gardens a'd Houses, as fo lows :
100 diff?rent kind-- of very fine "-rafted ROSES.
400 vaMoties of FRUIT TnLE?>of ihe flnestquali
ries, amnun wolca aro tho Cherry ?reo (Empress
Eugenie) eigb1 ot tho Cherries weighing one pound.
'1 he butter Pear, incomoarabte, w. igbs fcom one
tntwc pounds each: and a large assortment of
Flowers ano Vesetao.c -ced
AUO. very flue Uulbs of every sort, which remain
in bloom from fivo to s x .....nibs.
Carnation Piuk3 ( cw var odes) rocently intro?
duced in Franc.
Amateur- oro solicited to coll and examine the
above assortment.? at tao stor . No l'J2 Eiug-street.
AU of thc a--ovo Plant*) will be . ?rraa'ed, aa the
importes mo well inowu among li. rti cul turi ste in
thi- countr.- ru io.;pouaiblo iu tin ir engagements.
February )7 12 Pr LLOBsE A CO.
E
Y AS KS O A & BA TB 8,
CHAMPAGNE ALE BEE WEBT,
HARLEM, JV. r.
This celebrated Ale is browed fresh all through
tho y.'ar and la ifoarantccd to keep >ound through
tho hottest wealb'.-r ami on that aeoo< nt is of all
Ales tho best .:d j id ta the -outhern climate. The
proprietors. iv thu rous ol' nst ib.is'iing a trade for
their Alo in inia -ectio?, and trista to T-ike ar?
rangements With mm J en rgctlc, re-ponsible party
to tako ?ho gencv ;Or tho r.tioofit in ''bail etju
and vicinity. " . RYEKsON .'J BATHS, >
Harlem s taboo,' ? cw York Ci ty.
February 15 Imo
DON'T
OVERLOOK THIS!
IF YOU WANT G ?.S FI HING DONK.
Go to P I . GUiLLE.MIN, .-o 140 Churoh-Stteet.
llvou wat STEAM PlLMNGdons.
Go to P. L. GUILLE MTS, No. 141 Church-street.
It vou want PLDA?BING dona,
Go toP L. GU1I LEMI.V, No 140Church-street.
If von want TIN ''OilHNG and GU .TERING done,
Go to P. L. Gilli.LEMIN, No. 140 Church-?.reet
Ii you want GA- FIXiU..ES.
Goto P. L. GUiLLcMIN, No. 140 Church-street,
Whoroyouoan act GAS cHvNOELIERS, PEN?
DANTS Brackets, Hall Ughte, Portable Stands,
Drop Lights,
AK G W D BURN MKS,
Porcelain, UP*, Paper and Tm Sbndes Glass
Glob s und -hades, Copper . nd Irou Pumpa, Bath
Tubs, Parlor and Bod nom Gi ates, tl. rosene Lampe,
Ac. Ac. ut reason ible prices.
lt.-pairing prom aiy atlcuaed to. *
Otu Gas Fixtures Rebronr.Hd.
F. b.-uary 15 mths3
D.
B. FICKLIN O
HAVING TAKES
HeCK.\DAY\S STABLES AND LOTS
IN SPRING-Si'REiiT,
Is now pr-pared io keep CATTLE, HORSES and
SIOCK of ev ry c.csctipt on. 'jLer<- U a gocd
pnmp a -d large s -cds on tho ?ot. I will sell stock
on miall comm scion. Imo February 9 '
???7?I FINLEY'S
Celebrated Coolillie: stoves, \
" PHILANTHROPIST" AND "CIVILIAN,"
M:mu.aclure I at Tray, N. Y.. and tor salo by
D, U fe' U Uh E li T O N,
AUGUSTA, GA.
iTUIE^ ?-T?'V?:S BT ANS UNRIVALLED FOR
X capueily, djr b'it?, coavc lenee and the gen
eril ni" p'-*c to v.hicb 1 Onkinu Stoves ?re used. The
PHI! AN i?HBOPI> < is esirahiav.v pl lcd, and haa
Ash Drawer;.caa ho mad* into a .-ix boiler hole1
.tove: has ca.-t iro > Wier Tan? galvanized, co?
en niel lined, A strictly !i;sU:.a-?s j-to'e. Ihe
CIVILIAN iso) a neat design, and hai afino large
Ovni. This stove a i bc had ? uh tho extension
i i-k FIX bolos, t.nd t o-' rv iir when desired
For farther ii formation apply to
D. L. PUL LEK TON,
Ja-uin-LO Cmos Augusta, Ga.
SAACS.ia'S S U Ii 13 POPI
FOR D^TROYTNG
H.t.- Mica, Ac*.Ac,
w?hon the imposant
effects a'ri-uig from
tai r/ojing tn their
hoii n
A PHOSPHORIC
PA Vi E. hermetically
b. alco, and warranted
vto keep fresh for all
times, i bf gr :f.'.-<..diacovo y of ita kind hi tho ago
wa live ie. no person aced bo taoubl d wita Kate
llice. Bel Itiigsor . ouch u. 1er Mr. is lac-en's drs
trauUvi! remedy J? wit ia tho roach of all, prepared
e.r. hy lu?ase i from ia o and valuable compounds
iis ch ainu ? s is s wonderful aa ils arhcaev-h an?
dr, d ot testimonials uavo bc u teeeive.l frem all
paru oj thc Di.jwd -tanza- tus value and satisfac
inry cpi. un ve power, froto which, tor wuntofsp.ee,
wc dimply MI cet t.te loLowiug.
WILLAH?'? Ilona, v-AsnrNOTOs. D. C.,I
October 1st, 1868. j
"JE. [SAAC?ES-Door sir: lei es mo great pleas
uro to losiitj io th gratifying result obtained at this
Co.cl td.o.gu u:-'.n,' your Phosphoric Paste; it ls
now iwo years s lu e : Ors- hiar.lot your rcmedy.and
dete mined .? g.vc it a la'r iria! ; that triol proved so
eu ce-cul fiat tnt a traco or Bau or Beaches have
silice i>ccn discovered, although previous to that
time we w> re completch ov.-rrun. Wishing voueveiy
eueoe?? In til u.-.-ui! cireer you have cnoscn,
Iienuur, yours rcs ecfful y,
JOHN WOLFE. Engiaeer
ForEaleby DOWIE A MOISE,
V.'holc-iale Dnigidsta,
No. 1C9 Moeting-sirecjt. coruir HaBeL
Charleston, S. CL
Janu'rv 13 wfm43 Agonrs for >outborn State?.
G
SO. li . CUA Ai UM.
Bo. ll Hroud-street,
WILL BUT AND SELL ON COMMISSION
BEAL E STATE, BONDS, j>
STOCKS, COUPONS, GOLD, SILVER
A N rf
BANK BILLS.
February 1 jgg