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WO_V_JBtSI?? LIST.
Andrew?, Mrs Col| Hancock, Mra | Patterson, M IFS E
J N Kami s Paugh, Mrs U
Ancrum, Miss L Harrie, Mrs Chas Perc nneau, Anna
E M C
Adkins, Fanny Hair, Mrs 0 PhtUip, Mra C
Aureus Mary lleuahw.Miss M Pinckney, Maria
Alston, Miss B E Pool, M~> H
Aiotnn M ru n H*>ffveSj M!;s V Pero, Mary
Allen, garah. Heyer, Mra J H Prince, Mrs L
Archer, Nora Hills, Bose Hay, Mary E
Baxter, Mrs M Barril, Mariah Biug, Mrs 8
Harton, Jane Hickok, Mrs 8 D Hivers, Mrs M
Baker, Lydia D Hoffram. Mies L Roberts, Mrs C
Bonon, Minor Hoi ?da, Hester Rose, Anny
Bc Igor, Min E A Houston, tharah Uutledg-.Miaa M
Boaknight, Mrs Humphrey, Mies suitor, Mary
F . . ll HE Samper, Mrs F A
Bright, Eugenia Huscr, Miss H Sesee, Mies M
Bryant, Sallie Holmes, Susan B Shepearo, Mrs W
Jtrmaon, ha.lie B olmos. Eliza I A
j?utJrr, Ann Iruna, Susan Shockley, Mr? H
tBui?mire, Mary Jackson, Mrs V P
TBrown, t arah E Jeffords, Mia M Stapleton, Jane
Brown, Mrs " H Smallwood, Miss
Capers, Mrs E H Joy. Nenio M A .
. Cahill, Mrs Jae Johnson, Eliza Spencer, Hester
? Candler, Mrs G -lohnten, Mrs 8 ?stewart. Jennie
M B strickland, Mra
\ 'Chrictzbcrg, Ju-Johnston, Mise M
Ra C O ? 8waaey, Mita ED
Cbibhestcr.Rarah Jinkners, Miss E iurau, Mre H
? Chase. Annie Jones, Mra O M 8weeny, Mrs J R
Charten. Ann King, Mra E Simmons, Linda
Clark, Mary Kinney. Mrs B simmons, Mre il
Cher, hilen I a-OHto. Juno F
Clair, Misa M Ladey, Misa Schmitt, Mr i II
Cottoll. Marta Lathrop, Sarah Knuth, Mrs G B
Cooper, Miss L E Talty, Maty
Cobbs, Mr* H Lovy, Mary Icasd&le, Mrs G
Oarrith, Mrs A Lowandee, Miss O
Cram. Mrs JD C Thoma?,Mra A E
Cnmmin?8, Mackey, Mra S V ly well, Mrs A
Margi Mapson, Mles ll Taylor; Mrs L
David, Miss F Maxwell, Sarah Vanderhorst,
Deal, Fanni? ? ?Vlanagultli,i?eara Missl.
Dlngle"M?8S C Mayand, Mrs O E Veckers, Mrs M
Diemukee, Mles Milne, Misa S Wall, Mary E
E Mitchel, Juddy Watts, Mary O
Donaldson. Ann Monroe? Mary C Waring, Martha
Dolen, Mrs P Moses, Mles ii A Weissinger, Mies
Dollar. Mary Moray. *nney D fi J
Edwards, Miss J Mathews, Mrs E Wcibcke, Mrs C
Ftugaa. Mre J Webster, Char
Frasier, Laura Miller, Mrs B B lotte
Frost. Anna L Magrath, Misses Welling. Julia M
Frazier, June Mu grath. Miss J Wienherg. Julia
Gatson, Sophia L Wharton, Misa 0
Gaillard, Ella McKey, Miss E 0
Ghereghty, Mra Mi Kimmi, Misa Whitney, Irene
T A Wa.ker, Mrs W
Griffith, Anna 8 . Owens, Miss OE H
Green, Mrs Jas o'Meara. Mi.-s B Walker. Fibby
F O'Connor, Mag- Wingate, Agues
Hawkins, Mr-t elo M A
Hay, Mary A O'Brian, Mrs V 0 Williams, Miss 8
Marleston, Miss Pables, Mre B Years, Susan
H Paterick, Mies 0 Yeadon, ?allie
Js/Lojxr9* LIST.
Adams, West G om and, Col Ogburn, C B
Adams, Colombe George E O'Riely, Edward
Agassiz, Louis Bari er, Nathan- Oreutt, L
Barber, themas iel Paulding, P K
Bergmann, B Harrie, Henry L Pin Un cy, Bobt
Behrens,, 3 H Henry,Charles H Pooser, BH
Blakely &j?tih- Heller. I) H Poland, Capt O
lobas Henderson, E W
Blocker, c W HolBton, Joe rosket, Thomas
Boles. John Hyatt, Thomas Purd, Chas
Bollos, Bev Jas W Hoad, Col B H
tA Jackson, James Redpath DO.
Boyd, John (col'd) Eivers, Wm
Bormama, H F Jefferson, ^ato Rivers, William
Braaff, Benjamin Joitnson, Moses Richter.Rudolph
Brannon. Hilbert Johnston, John higgs; H W
Brady, Patrick W Bietlv, Charles N
Bryant, Capt M J hnson, Rev Raonin, John
Brickwed?l, Peter Li.bun BOBB. Richard
*__r Kairson.W Fran- (col'd)
Brown. Aaron eis (col'd) Ross. Richard
. (col'd) ... Kelly, D Ply mp- Boss, Edmond
Brown, B F ton sadgley, John O
Brown, Itlex Ca- Kerrigan.Charles sawyer. James A
zander BA H tfrohrod?r.Charles
Brown, Josh Kehlenbeck, Jno Bbirer, Arthur
Brown, Andrew H ' |Htimons, Joshua
5aokl2i' 0 P Kearney, Jumes (Shannon, W M
Bool, Win J Kennedy, Bobert (shearman. Chas
Cami bell, C J T LB
Uailaytmii, BeV B Kornau, nVnry '.tu.??,.., P?trt?
F Kean ey, Jamen (col'd)
Chapman, J F Kerr.an, Hugh Spencer, Bev J 8
Clarkson, Philip Knox At Gill streck.usa, c F
Cottenet, Frank Lawton. Joseph Centrant, J D
Oebia, Frank Lewis, William Stone. Charles
Cohen. O M ' Linton, Milton Garnett
Cook, Calvin Leggett, William Stebbins,. L D
Crofton. George C ^inoath, W J
Curtis, G W Lasers, Joseph Taft, Anthony
Curtis, .Tunes Lowry, Bri -on Taylor, Isaac
Bally, John Maverick, 8am* Taylor, Geo D
David; M. uol A Tighe, Thomas
Davis, .BA Marshall, Jno W l inke. Mr
.Davis, Charles F Marshalled ward Thompson, BF
Dart, James H Tishl, George W
Devenaux.'ste- Maneen, Capt J Irittan, G
puen r W Tr escott, E L
Peighen, John Masterman, WU- Truitt, Wm J
Dozen, '."pl W S liam Turpin, William
Duffy, Henry Mahoney, John Jr
Dugdale, AG O tuttle. William
Bunnan, Robert Mehrtens, Chris- Tuttley, Wm G
Duggan, Jno tophf>r Vandeaon, E
laser, H B Mellis, A J Waters, Watts
Emery, Moulton Miller, John W Watson, William
Bills, Cline IO MioncwBki, Hy
Bills, Charles E Frank Washington, Ben
Emeraon.fsamuel Middleton, Mae- Webb, Jos
. F ter E B Wienberg. L
Bsceurra, P p \<onroe, John B Wlgga, AUred
Eakredge, Banal Moloney, Thom- Willis, Wm B
lerasen,. Henry as . . Whitwell,. WR
Fiood,: James Monfort, EA. liam h
Fraser, James Much, Master Willlama, J G
Fisher, A George EL Witherspoon,
Gtlyard, Rlsbard Myers. Jno O Je%ao.
Gamey, Patrick McCafrey, W?- Wolf Gust
Geardo. SD liam .... .. Wright, J ,B
(col'd) MoNeil], John Young, George V
Gill, John P Neuffer & Hon- Zealy. Christo
Gilchrist. Capt tl rick s ?her J
Albion iNinson; Franc* A Ziegler, Henry
. .I carine, Pe*.lek J...,.
49> Persons depositing letters in the Postofflce
will please place the stamp near the upper right
hand corner of the envelope, and they will also
please to remember that without the stamp a letter
cannot be mailed, but will be sent to the Dead Letter
Office. ? March 1?
importe.
RUAT AN-Per sehr Sunbeam-700 bunches Ba?
nanas, 32.000 plantains, 1000 Cocoanut?, to J A,
Knslow Ac Co'. . .
Kv ports for the Wcelc ending Thur ?day
SSareh. 18.
?OBKION.
HAVANA-Per sehr Mine rv J-18,000 feet Pitch Pine
Lurab-r. 420 obis Pot .toes, 177 empty Bhds, 00
bbl? Rosin.
BARGELOH A-Per Spanish bark Olympia--700 bales
Upland Cotton, 440 bbls Roain.
DOMESTIC.
BOSTON-Per sehr lUchariTVaux-72 bales Upland
Cotton, 004 bids Naval st?ren, ?4 bales Bags and
Papet, 48 packages Iron and Metals, 470 hags
Phosphates, 88 hage Cot on Seed, 13 casks Clay,
1 bbl Provisions, loose Iron and Ri gt UH.
Per sehr Galona-100 tierces Bloc, 060 bbls
B tim, 469 bags Cotton seed.
KEW YORK-Per sieimsutp Charleston-40 bags S
I and Ste bales Upi ind Cotton, 22 tlereas Bice,
20 baU* Domestics, 30 packages Sundries... .Per
steamship -aragossa-327 bales Cotton, 4t bales
Yaru, 13 casks Clay, 1? pkg* Paper, ll pkgs -na
dries.... 1er steamship Champion-0 bugs Sea
Island Cotton, G il bales Upland Cotton. 87 tes
Bice, 87 bales Yarn, 40 .bales Waste, 84 bbls
Syrup ?8 packages sundries, 98 empty n?rrela
Per sehr Mvrover- 51 bales Upland Cotton, 10
bois Spirits Turpentine, SCO bags Fercillzere, 6
balee Hides. Ci bags Bice Flour, its.) empty nar?
r?is, auto empty carboys, lo7,0t>0 leet Resewed
Lumber, 1 block 2 ennessee Marb e.Per
.ohr Raoliei Seaman-15.46? iee' Yellow Pine
limber, 152,887 tent Y ?Bow Pine Lumber....
Per soi r Magnelia- 100,000 feet Pitch Fine Lum?
ber.
PHILADELPHIA-Per ?ream ?ht? J W Everman-Al
tientes Bloc, 278 bales Cotton 09 bales Yaru and
Waste 200 bbls Bo.ln 19 empty Barrels, IS
seeks Dried f ruit, snd sundries.
BALTIMORE-Per ?Uau.sbip fte* Gall-263 bales
Upisnd Cat? on, ? > tieree* Rles, 2 bate? Rags,
halo Wool, 169 bbls Bo* tn, 1?casks Clay, ai hals
Dried Fruit, 1 hhd lopper, 10 bhds iron. 89
empty Bartels, aad sundries.Per sehr Murna
B Graham-135.000 feet Lumber... ? Per. * hr
anna Burton-IM).OOO feet. Lumber.Per ache
.Nathaniel chase-58 t?sicos Rice._
00?a?|n?ecs per r?oatn ? aieuna natl Ironer
?Surca* 18.
621 bale? retie?* Ce baie? Domestics, 41? bushels
Grain, 1 car Lumber. 1 ear Mock. To Railroad
Agent, G B Hoopoes, Pelter, lodgers 4 Oo, Heeder
k Davis Johnston, Ci ?wa * < o, hi o wry*'o. Men?
tone h Co, B C . hart, k Ce. B J Wiso, W K Ry aa. J
B E Moe?, W C Cenrtney k co. A % Mulligan, G W
W?)ie?is4 Ce % Jesiotass it Frost k Adger, W
W Bmlth, Graeser 4 smith. < M*?heiM a erring it Ce,
i F O'Neill et hen-, htd* ? ?lalee 4 Oh.
Cometsiaxees per V^tV******* UehllawM
liTwT?r nsuYhv 18.
49 hales Corto?. 1S4 husheU Beach *'*>. 100 bast?
?is Peas, lobeeeo. Md he. 'io Reeder 4 Daria,
FJrkpaArtek 4 Witt?, craae, Bevlats? * Oe, FBleh
?nu, Pe? r. Bodger* * Co, t h?tete Bree, Oaptaln
t Peek, G W Williams 4 0?, greet 4 Adger, Kern
dall A Daokary. Dowls 4 Mole?, Stegthomse 4 Ot?,
an4 Mantorne 4 Oe.
^/inaii?ial an* (tawmwiirt.
T?c Charleston Money Market.
THCBSDAT, March 18, 1889.
Tho market daring the past week nee conti.mod
dall end Inactive, with little or no change in the
price of securities. Ne transactions of any momea t
have been effected, and the quotations given below
are necessarily nominal. There has boon a slight ad*
vance ia Southern bank bille, and holders f?el conti.
dent of aa advano? on these rates. South Carolina
Railroad ?took is held at 48 X ta 46 for whol? shares,
and 2l>i@22X for halves. City stock is in demand at
67@68. tato bonds have aa upward tendency with
a small advance on previous quotations. Charleston
and Savannah Railroad bonds (State guara?tee) are
quoted nominally at 46. No ether changas of im?
portance are noted.
SOUTHERN BANK BIIJLB.
Current Rates
Bank of Camden.66 @68
Bank of Charleston.60 ?io
Bank of Cheater.10 (?j 00
Bank of Georgetown.10 ?90
Bank of Hamburg. 7 @00
Bank of Newberry.68 ?00
Bank of South Carolina.14. (#00
Bank of State of fy Carolina, prior to 1861.40 ?42
Bank of Stateoi S. Carolina,after 1st Jan.,
J861. 7 (?00
Commercial Bank. Columbia. 2 ?00
Exchange Bank, Columbia.10 Ca) 00
Farmer*' und Exchange Bank, Ch ?r?e eton.. 0 ($00
Merchant's Bank,Oheraw.9 (njlO
People's Bank, Charleston.68 (?70
Planter's Bau* of Fairfield.6 Q00
Planters' and Mechanics' Bank .Charleston 60 ? GG
southwestern Railroad Bank, Charleston,
(old).62 ?366
t-outhwestern Railroad Bank, Charleston,
(new).46 O0?
State Bank,Charleston. 6 ?00
Union Bank. Charleston.93 ayOO
City or Charleston Change Bills..96 ?00
State S. Carolina Treasury Notes:.88 ftjiOO
BONDS. STOCKS AMD COUPONS.
City of Columbia Bonds. 70Q06
City of Columbia Coupons.........76 (?00
South Carolina Railroad and Bank stock
whole shares)...43K(g)45
South Carolina Railroad (half shares).'. --.21??:g)32>?
8. C. Railroad Six Per Cent. Benda.?.74 (0)76
fe. C. K. K. Seven Per Cent. B'ds.86 ?0J
S. C. Railroad Certificate of Indebtedness.66 (PlftO
City of Charleston Six Per Ct.jstock.67 ($68
City of Charleaton Eire Loan Bonds.70 @00
8.ate of South Carolina Bonde (old).71 ? 72
State of South Carolina Bonds (new Issue,
of January 1, 1867).69 ($70
State of south Carolina Stock.66 @06
State of South Carolina Coupons...66 &00
Peoplo'e National Bank Stock.par. ($103
First National Bank Stock..t ar. ?103
Greenville and Columbia. Railroad Stat?
guaranteed bonds.65 (3)00
Greenville and Columbia 1st Mortgage
Bonds.71 (?75
Northeastern R. R. 1st Mortgage B?nde.82 <ft00
Northeastern R.R. lat Coupons (past duet.CO @UQ
Northeastern R.R. Certificates of Indebted?
ness.60 @00
Charleston Gas Company stock.22>??00
Charleston City Railway Stock.......... .63 <g00
Charleston. and Savannah Railroad Bonds
(State guarantee)..45 #300
Charleston and Savannah Railroad Stock.00 QM
City of Savannah Bonds.t91 ?92
City of Savannah Coupons (due previous
to 1st Juno, 1866)... .i....95 @00
City of Savannah Coupons (due after 1st
Jure, 1866).96 (BOO
Memphis and Charleston Railroad Stock. .44 Q46
Memphis and Charleaton Railroad Bonds.90 QOS
Memphis and Charleston Bi B. Coupons. .93 @00
THU rHARLKSTOfl MARKET.
[TOB THE WEEK ENDINO THOBBDAT, At IBO H 18. J
COTTON.-While the fibre has shown during the
week nuder review considerable steadiness at Liver
poil, pr ces at that point being most of the time at
12? 12 ??a with rather moderate transactions, there
has been exhibited in the cotton ports a tendency
to soften the rates ,to an extent necessary to meet
the English demand and relieve the dullness which
has been for som? titas so prominent a feature. In.
thc New Yoik market prices open, d at asi?. imo rov?
ed to 28>??fi28??, receded to28>? and 28?, hardened
to 38J?, and closed dull yesterday- whi e at this
port the article commenced nomln tl at 28?, fell off
to 37??28,27? and 37 'ria t? lb for middling up?
lands.
Tho Liverpool and Newt Yuk markets have shewn
the following movements as reported by telegraph:
On Friday, March 3, the staple at the formar closed
0rmor, salea 10,000 bales, uplands 12d; the latter
was easier, salea J-S?? b.ilaa, at 38?e. On' Saturday
the former was firmer, sales 12,000 b^les, uplands
13?? 12 '4(i ; the latter was active and a shade firm er,
?nico .woo Lrolo. *. >o;rf&ua*? On Unna.], fha
former was steady, sales 10,100 bales, uplands IS?
12?d; the latter was dull ana a shade lower, sales
900 balea at 28?e. On Tuesday tho former was
quiet, sales 8000 bales uplands I2?)12^d; the latter
was a shade lower, sales 1800 balee at 38@38?b. On
Wednesday the former waa quiet, sales 8000 bales;
Ihe latter was more activo, salea 4300 balee at 28 Kc
Yesterday the former was dull at i3ttl2%d, eales
CC00 bale-; the latter was dull at 28 ?o ?3 lb.
There bas h'en a slight improvement in the re?
ceipts 'during ?he past week, whloh amounted to 84
bags of sea islands and Eloridas, mostly the latter,
and 3483 bales of upland,-'against 61 ba?s ot Sea isl?
ands and Floridas and 2900 bales of uplands the
week before, and 142 bags of sea Islands and Flori?
das and 6140 bales of uplands tor the week last year. .
The arrivals have been from th? fellowing source!.' j
Fay of uplands, per South Carolina Railroad, 8836
bales; per Northeast oro Railroad, 164; from George?
town, 6. Of sea islands-from Florida 62; Savannah
ll; Beaufort 6; Kdisto 3; Northeastern Railroad 8.
The operations, ia tuts market for tho week have
bean ai follows: ' . Jj 1
On Friday! March 12th, the article was dull, with
a very limited inquiry, buyers bebas only disposed*
to purchase at copcesiiona, which were net. sub?
mitted toby sellers, the market o?oslas outireTy nom?
inal; sales 31 bales. Previous rates were nominally
continued, say for ordina y to good ordinary 2S>?@
37Kc? low middling 27X<8>28, and middling 28?o
? lb. . " ir* .
On saturday prices were easier and declined a
??}^o W lb;sales 360 bales, ordinary to good ordi?
nary being quoted at 26@27>?e ; low midd.in g 37 Ko,
and middling 37X?28c ?A tts or
On Monday Oin arti-lo declined about ?o V lb;
sales 476 bales,' oidinary to good ordinary betng
quote ! at 26 & 27c; lbw middling 37&o, amt ' mid?
dling 27?o 3Ub.
On'lueadey ta? staple nad a lower tendency, but
quotation* were unaltered ; sales 136 bales'.
On Wednesday, with easier prices, the market be?
came active; sales 850 bales, ordinary to good ordi?
nary being quoted at 26^28%. low m ddling 27?
27?, middling at 27K. and strict middling at sec.
? lb.
Yesterday the market was quiet, with an easier
ton doney in the inferior qualities; sales near SOD
bales, vis: 16 at 26*; lOTat 37*; 17 at 27?; 86 at
27?. Wequotf:
UVBBPOOI> CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to pood ordinary.; ..30 ?26%
Low middling.27 ?27?
Middling...27??
By New York olaaeifloation we quote:
LowmtddllDg....................37X?
f BA ISLAND COTTON -Ihe receipts Were very mod?
erate, say only 84 bags for the week, nearly all flori?
da qualities. Buyers have absented themselves from
the market during most of the period, and sales
could only be effected at decidedly easier rates, bat
aa factors feel confident that th* limited supply will
all be wanted they generally hold with dranes*, and
toe week passed without transactions of note. Until
some activity in tbearttoto is developed quotations
are unreliable.
RICK.-ibo tu rivals ef Carolina rough have been
unimportant. Buyers hiving shown adispoai ion
only to operate at ronceseions, holders 'declined to
meet them, at d we have no sale* of moment te note
dur'ng the week. Ihe stock here of thia grain ia
moderate, sad as but very limited supplies eau be
expected from tut* time ?nul next crop, factors held
their position with confidence. Qu? te ton? are quito
nominal, say tor eemmon to fair olean Carolina f t)
8? ; good. ftK@8?o W Carolina rough ma* be
quoted at $11603, and seacon.t at $1 W)?2 15 ?
i bushel.
I W.WII_?TH??O ; "JJi5 ?JT?V??5 h?TS bec" TS
, light, with Pales Ol No 3 rosin ft tl 9*4*3, ?nd Of Ko
g atti 76. % bbb Sprits turpentine has been sold
at 46o .? gallon. Grade turpentine may he quoted
at $1 SO tor hard, tl 60Q2 SO for soft, and ti 60 ^
bbl for vi . gin.
HA?.-ibo supplies ?Ines our last report have!
fcrrn shout 709 balea of N irth River descriptions abd
shout250 bales of ttattornv We nota saisi of No th
?iver from the wharf at tl lt? V hundred.
. CORN.-tho arri ala of this grain have been
moderato, say about 10.640bushel* from Baltimore
and limited lots by rall. P. ices have had S softening
tendency^ losuaeeeee descriptions have reen sold by
the Muffle ear toad irena the depot at about tl ot %
bushels, weight, sacks, included, but larger tots
would hardly rea toe these figures. About list
bushels of primo white Virginia was sold in hulk St
tl W*btumel, weight. ?
FLOUB-'ilia market is amply supplied with a
well assorted stock of Northern and Western brande,
which d.alors are Belling at about previous rates.
There coatlnnsd to ba a good city and country da'
maud. We quote Northern and Western super at
$7<&7 ?0 fl bbl. ; extra at ?7 75Vv B 20; family at $8 SO
?j9, and extra family md chows tit $10(312 f, bbl.
Konthern qualities aro In light stock, and may lia
quoted at 19 fi bbL for snper; $10 ft bbl. for extra,
and Silvia fl bbl for family. Cempseo'a City" Mills
are selling at $9 "A bbl for super; $lv for extra, and
$1*1 fi bbl. for cholea family qualities.
BACON.-During the early part of tba w?e> the
market for this article was quiet and prioea weak,
bat since the article ia firmer. We quote prime
shouldera at 15%@16o ft lb ; prime rib aides at 18 %,
and clear rib do. at 18%@19o. Dry aalted shoulder*
are held at 14%@10c; clear rib sides at 17%t$18e.
bUOAlt AND MOLASSES.-There have boen re?
ceived during the week several cargoes of these arti?
cles direct from Cuba. The market 1B rather dull,
purchasers operating cautiously. Wa no<e eales of
grocery sugars at i3?14%o f? Yu, and clayed tuoiat
aes at 63? Mc fl gallon.
SALT.-A cargo of about 0003 sacks is iiow off the
port, which wa? sold to arrive. Lots from shipboard
are Beliing at about $1 90 fl aaok. Ibo article from
store may be quoted at $2 10<3>2 10 fi sack for com?
mon Liverpool. "
BUTTER.-Primo Goshen, of which there is a
moderate stock, is quite firm, and tiny be quoted at
C0?68c fl rb. Western and other low gradea sell at
30?40o fl ?, aa in quality.
INDIA BAGGING.-The market for this article
has been quiet. Gunny cloth 46% inches w rte and
2%lbs to the yard, ia held at 23%?24e. Dundee
bagging, 44: Inches, IK lbs. for the yard,is held
at 30@35c. Sea Island bagging, 45 inches wide, 2
Iba. for the yard, is held at 45c.
ROPE.-Tho demand for rope ls moderate, and
prioea are somewhat nominal at quotations. Wa
quote hemp at - cents V lb. ; groonleaf at IC cents,
and jute at 8%?9 cents * pound.
IBON BANDS ANO TIES for cotton, of the most
approved patterns, are offered on the market, at 7
a8c fi tb.
TIMBER AND LUMBER.-There is only a
small s! ock of thia article in the market and receipts
light. Timber, for milling purposes, may be quot?
ed at Cfi$8 fl M feet. Shipping timber at $12 fl M
and upwards ; 5-4 ?rv'4-4 flooring scarce and wonld
command $10 fl M. Bright lumber, good mer?
chantable, cut ionize, from 22 Vj! 25 by the cargo.
FREIGHTS.-Tv Liverpool, by steam, we
quote nominally -on uplands, and -on aea
leland; bj Bail, %d on uplands, %<o>% OH ses islands.
Havre nominal. To the WoBt Indies, Cuban porta
north aide, on lumber, $9 00 in gold, and $10
south side. Coastwise-To New York by steam
Xs lb on uplands, and la. on sea islands,
$1 00 9 tierce on rico; by sail, - fl bale on up?
lands, and-fl tierce on rice; on boards $7 00?
S fl M, on reaawed lumber $10 fl M., on timber
--. To Boston, by steam, via Baltimore, lo. fi lb
en cotton and - fl tierce on rice; by sail 8-16?
%c ^ tts on cotton, $12 00fl M. on resewed lumber
and $13 00 fl M. on timber. To Philadelphia, -
fi lb on upland cotton by steam and -c. fl
fb by sail; on. flooring boards $8 fl M.; on re?
aawed lum h or, g 10; on1 timber, $10 G j ft M.
To Baltimore, by steam, eotton ??o. on upland, and
through to Philadelphia, vi* Baltimore, %c; $100
fl tierce on rice; phosphates, fl 2000 lbs., $4 In
packages, in hulk as per agreement; lumber
fl M $8&10, as in size; wheat fl bushel 12c, in sacks.
By this Une to Philadelphia on cotton, ??c.;
rice fl tierce $2 00; phosphate per ton, 86
in packages. To Louisville. Ey., on rice, 76e. &
hundred. To Cincinnati 55c. To St. Louis 85c,
By sail on boards and scanrling, hence to Baltimore,
$8; on lumber $10; phosphates $0.
EXCHANGE.-Sterling Billa-The rato yesterday
was 141% for sixty day bills.
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.-The banks are purchasing
sight checks on New York par; 0 day* % discount.
They ere selling sight cheeks at % prom.
GOLD.-The brokers were yesterday buying at
82, und ashing at 88.
Markets tay Telegraph.,
FOREIGN MARKETS.
LOUDON, March 16-Noon.-Consola, 93. Bonds,
B3%. .Turpentine, 32a Ca.
JJ.Vo^.,m -imp.,u,.v,MJOJ. Tl. - U.,1U"" jn th?
Bank of England has increased fifty-seven thousand
pon adi.
XrvKaroon, Marah 18-Noon-Cotton opened
3ull; uplands, 12al2%d; cr loans, 19%al2%d; salea
3stiroat?d at 0080 bales.
Two P M.-Cotton dall and une an ged. Lard,
(0s. Tallow, 45s Od.
Evening.-Cotton flat; uplands, 12d; Orleans,
I2%d; salea 6000bales. Corn, old, 30a; new, 29s.
HAVBK, March > 18.-Cotton dull, flat and un
jhanged.
HAVANA, March 13.-Sugar dull; No 12, 8%a$,
3terling, 10%all%. French exchange, l%a2 dis?
count. United States gold, long, J por a % discount ;
short lal % prom 1 ut? ; oarrenoy, long, 25 ??5% dla -
seront. ; ? .
DOMESTIC MARBETH.
Nsw YOBS, Marok 18-Noon,- Stocka unsettled
mat dull. Money ateadv at 7. Exchange, 8%.
Told 31%. Cotton dull at 28%e. Turpentine firm
it 60e. Bosin leas setlve at $2 A0a2 ?2%. Sreights
inlet. V '?.
Evening.-Cotton leas ?divo uud strictly favors
juyer?; Bales 990 bales at 28%'." Flour-superfine
itate; $5 58*3; common to fair extra Souihorn Sta
I 40.' Wbeit heavy and lo. lower. Cora heavy and
saalari mixed Western 88%a87. Pork firmer at $32A
32%. Lard heavy and a shade easier, at 19%al9%.
Whiskey quiet at 96. Groceries dull. Turpentine
tirmor at SOaBl. Rosin steady. Freights quiet; en
cotton S-16a%. Oovernaionts eloaed buoyant; 02'*
19% ; Louisiana's 72. levee's 6*; North Carolina's
62%", new 67%; Tennessee's 66, new $6. Money
very aotlve. eleBing sharp at 7 per cent. Gol J active
with an immense business, oloeed at 31. Stocks un?
settled.
BAL.TIMOBE, Marok 18.-Cotton nominal at Sto.
Flower, low grades firm but dull. Wheat dull,
very low gradea unsettled; prime Talley red $2 00a
8 16. Corn heavy ; prime waite 88a85o. Oats and
rye nominal. Pork $$8; baoon active, firmer;
Shouldera ISo. Lard 2 Jo. Whiskey 91c.
CINCINNATI, March 18.-Flour dull and unchanged
Corn quiet at 0*a65o. Perk higher $83; bacon quiet
and firmer; shoulders 14c; olear sidea i7%e. Lard
19c
ST. LOUTS, Marok IA-Whiekoy heavy. Peik
higher ai $82% ,31%. Racen Arm; shoulders 14;
olear aldea 17%.
Looisrnxa, March IA-Pork $33. Shoulders
14% . Whiskey ?2*98.
WHJSTWOTOW, March 18.-Spirits turpentine active
with an advancing tanda ov; salea at 47a48. Boam
better at $176S8 76. Crude turpeatiae steady st
.1 C5a2 SS. Tar ateady st $2 66. Cotton quiet at 26
AUGUSTA. Match 18 -The cotisa m >rket eontinne*
quiet; salea 147; mlddlitgc 26a20%; receipts 8$.
SAVANNAH. Marah 18--Cot on quiets middlings
27%; receipts 463; experts ceistwise 824.
MOBILE, Marah 18.-Cotton flit; sales 480; m!d
dlinps 2?%; receipts 421 ; exporta 266.
Haw OatBAsa, Marob IA-Cotton drooping; mid
dllng 27%?28; aales 2400; receipts 1085, ?reid 81 g.
Starling 42lf; oommeroiai 41% 42; New Totk si ?ht
exchange % premium. Sugar firm; common 12%;
Brime 14%. Molasses firm.
Interior Cotton 81 ?ratets.
COLUMBIA, March 17.-Sales about 80 balsa;
middliacs Sta.
SUMTER, March IA-About 175 balee sold during
the week, at 26%a27". '
. O LUillirrrt. Marok 16.-Market quiet on a baals
of 26o for Northern midd ines. Warehouse eales 2
baise; rectipta 64; shipments 82.
MACON, March 1H -I he market to- > ay was vary
qui t. tb* ic ? nwn being made at SB a tor midd lings
Receipt? 118 bales; shiptsenta 46; eales 10.
WILMINGTON. Marah IT. - I vaPBMTtVB-Market
steady. About 100 bbl? reeeiv d and aold at $2 80
fer reft und $1 86 for hard, fi 981 ttl?.
Brinna TuayasvxBx-Bettor fo ding in tba mar?
ket and price lc higher; ask t ef St bbl s at 46 cia fi
gallon.
Boat w-Sales cf 805 bbl? et $186 fa? No 2, 8190for
extra Ho '1 and $2 for mi tod ?Tartes.
TA?- 127 bb s changed hand- at $2 65 fl bbl.
.IBU11,1! J,..!,', ll J U I'lilUJUy. ,'.'i'J,f IIJlllaf'illll?|.-.l,-}iJ
Httwfcos mt Cutten ls? Ute KavteMor Towns
' * ?at inelueted 1? Us? ?aplayas. .
; :'.-' ' TOW??~ T MaB).
Augusta and Sambar.TSbruanr 98 $0,180
MACOW. Geo...MarabIS 8 759
Columbus. Gert..............MB*?' 1$ leJSS
ttoatgostety. Ate.March 13 7.176
Karma Ala......Maielil2 0 866
Memphis, Tenn.Marah ll $8 828
Nashville, Tann. .Marah 1$ < .63?
Mal.?.?. $0,888
Charlearon Wholesale Pri?es.
A? HOLES.
BA GO I NO. W yard
Dundee..-. 80 ?g? 46
Gunny <:i(th. Q, -
?ALE ROI'S, lb-Mantlla. - 0 -
Western..,.,-. 8 (?>) X*%
Ju e. ...J.... 8>?0 9
COTTON, ii lb -
Ordinary o Oood Ordinary. 26 (<* 26 V;
LowM?dding. 27 0 27 Ji"
Middling to btrict Middling. 27 K(? 28
Good Midlliug.... - @ -
slea Island. 76 O 1.89
COFFEE, f lb-BIO.I 20 @ 26
Laguayra;. ?s @ -.
Ffi*KT?L??)?RS-I 85 * 40
Wando Fertiliser. 60.00 & -
Doublo Binned Poudretto. _|80.00 fi? -
Niles' Phosphate...,. 03.00 d> _
Peruvian I Jua no, %t 2210 ne.95. Ut) SS -
Pacific Otana, Y 2000 lbs. 05.00 (is -
, Pheonix dunno. 65.00 2 -
Baugh'a phosphate, 'ft 2000 lbs... 60.00 @ -
Rhodes' Ihosphatc. V 2000 lbs...(65.09 id -
Rhodes" 8lund. Manure->.65 timo|57.60 (a! -
Crobil'sOuauo-.?40 rime ?so ou f# _
Laud Putter....?24.60 @ _
Mapes'abper Phosphate, V 2000 lb 105.00 ? -
Bell's Btw Bone Phosphate.,60.-10 fc> -
2e}l'B Siper Phosphate of Linie..l?O.00 (a) -
Woolakn's Phosphate ef Lime..- .165.00 (id -
Woolstta's Vegetate, HMOCO lbs 65.00 @ -
Croaed|le's Gen. bnper-Phos, net 60.00 (in -
Bower? Complete Manure, net... 60.00 & -
hardy'sPhoapho Peruvian, oaeh. C5.00 @ -
Sardy'sPaciflo Guano, oash. 60.00 <s _
Patapaeo Guan?..*..IG5.00 m -
FLOUR, fl hoi-hu> . 7.00 S 7.60
Normera and Western Extra. 7.75 S 8.66
Baltimore Bxtra....... ?. _ a ?J
Southern-Sup,-r..,.'. 9.00 @ -
Extra.10.00 (?ri -
??tv,4 'it ^""Ut.v.;. U.(0 4*12.90
????A-Ifarylan? Oats, fi bushel.; 85 m M
Weatern Oats, ^ bushel. 85 S -
Corn, ?A bushel. 1.06 (a -
HAY. fri rtvt.-North River. 1.15 S -
Eastern.I 1.40 aa -
i. UMBER, * M. loot- I
Clear WUte Pine, let quality.|fit).00 6)65.00
White Pine, good run.,38.00 (MO.00
Yellow Bue. 20.00 ?20.00
Boards, ft M. feet-Rough.112.00 (?15.90
Grooved and Tongued_?28.00 @32.00
MOLASSES, V gallon-Cuba.| 53 S 66
Muscovado. 60 tot 66
Sugar House. 50 (gi 1.00
New Orleans. _ fi? _
NA VAL STORES, ? bbl-Tar_ - (Kl -
Pitch. _ jg _
Rosin, Pale. _ @ _
Bosin, Ko. 1...I a.50 C?> 4.00
Rosin, No. 2.1 1.85 ? 2.00
Bosin. Mo. 3. 1.76 ?$ -
BnlrrlK Turpentine, KU ?alloi.I 46 & -
Oa-tULu. lu n>.I 16 (Ot -
PkTLS-American, l@20d, V keg.. I 5.60 ? 7 00
PO WDBR- Duponfa, F.F.F. g.... 6.70 @
Dupont's, F.F.F. 6.CO 6$
Dupont's, It la? ting. 4,25 (A
PROVISIONS-f. lb- I
Bacon, Sama, V lb.| - <a _
Bacon, tides.?. 17 as? 19
Bacon, Shoulders. 145/41 16
Baeon, ?trips. 19>?^ 20
Lard, in keg. - ?5? -
B?"61". 35 (9 60
Cheeie. 15 ?a 30
Potatoei, V bbl. _ ? _
Onions. _ ^ _
Apples. _ Q _
RICE-Carolina, fl lb. 8 is 9
East tadia. _ ? _
SALT- liverpool, coarse, fi sack.. 1.90 0 2.16
Liverpool, fina.. _ <a _
SUGAR, ? rn-Baw. _ 5 _
Porto 5ino. _ ? _
Muacora?*' ..............| _ (& _
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?CTS.-We have ; gadheteel - from - Hew1 ?rteans
2*i?2? balos nplam*. ?rom Mobile *8iS balee, from
Baranemh ?856 bags Sea Island sud 1*8 hale? Dp.
land-and Rom Charlcetoa feet hag? Sea Island and
176 bales Upland, the ?nant?ties received at those
Exporta or titee. Rim val ?tore? avatet Li ina?
ner from tl??-Port of Charleston, fro?
September 1 to Mare h IS, ABBS
Boston.
New York.
Philadelphia. .....
Baltimore.
Now Orleans.
Mobile.
Providenoe, BI...
Other U. 8. Porte..
Total Coastwise
Tierces.
1,736
10,069
1,393
6.169
177
?03
'??8
M. BTOMB.
Barrels.
11,196
?,?43
too
1,613
Barcelona.
Majorca k a Murk ot
Weet Indies.
Il al lia x, N 8.
St Johna, N B.
London.
Bristol, Eng.
Liverpool.
Havre.
Montevideo . .
Orc.it Britain.
Total Foreign.
Grand Total.
19.8.H'
17,182
70
70
2,160
*2?
6.0C8
6,647
16,903
19,924! 32,084
Feet.
?01.000
.3 C99.891
1,260,480
1,898,000
1.264. L"2
108.000
8.221,475
?40,000
1,103,666
2?8,?29
1.732,288
9,853.768
Comparative Exports of Cotton, from
the Port ot Charleston.
SEA ISLAND,
EXPORTED TO
Liverpool.
Other British Ports.
Total to Great Britain.
Havro.
Other J rench Perts.
Total to France.
North of Europe.
Total North of Europe.
> outh o? Europe.
Weat Indies, kc.
Total Foreign Ports.
Boston.
Bhode Island, uc.
New York.
Philadelphia.
Baltimore and Nov- ~>tk....
Other UnitedStntee Ports.
Tot?! to Coastwise Ports
Grand Total.
Bales.
2,594
2.691
Bales.
30,975
30.975
2,594
14
2.?7?
16
43
2.243
4,837
1,908
82,888
3,995
1,784
86 558
4 90?
14,31?
99
111,661
114,544
Passengers*
Per steamship Saragossa, for New York-T Mar?
rar, A G hag?-, v Pond, Mrs M J Ile: se, Miry A
fiweegan, O G H Prince and lady, Mra M Loyall, J
Lubben, A Chamberlain. Miss Boper, and 4 In the
steerage.
Per steamer City Point, from Palatka, via Jackson,
ville, Fernandina and havannah- T J Fermenter, H
Harbeck, W M Geddings, Rev H McFarland, A Is
grahsm, H B Tucker, O Doherty, S H Loudon, C H
Foster, W Simpson, BBC Storno. Mrs Bandle, Mri
Ancrum, Miss Anet um, H A Jones and lady, F
Evans. 8 B Locke, T G Drew, H Bithewood, O T Le?
nnon, J J Bailey, lady and two daughters, A o T Law?
ton and lady, S West, Miss Doushue, J B Parsons
snd lady, Mrs A H Andrews, Mrs J Andrews. J How?
ell. Jr, J Mealy, T Torin. T Seeley, D D P IRO and
lady, J Gould, Mr Leaver, J W Graflln, Miss G ra flin,
PM DeLeon, A M Kinstry, Miss Conklin, Miss Bos?
sier, H A Wilder and sister, E H Bossanger, Mra
Stockwell G D Stockwell, H Neave, K Coe, H arnold,
Captain Adkins, P U Begier, Mr Underwood, Mrs M
Thomas, and 4 on deck.
J?aiint %tWB.
r?ort of O Fi **r boston, Mar?n. 19.
PORT CALENDAR.
F ri A sra or THU KOON.
Last Quarter, 6th, 12 hours. 28 minutes, morning.
New Moon, 13th, 8 hours, 26 minutes, morning.
First Quarter. 21st, 12 hours, 36 minutes, morning.
Full Moon, 27tb, 4 hours. 12 minutes, evening.
li ABC II,
BISES. I errs.
MOON
SETS.
HIGH
WATER.
15 Monday....: ?..Ill 0..7
16 Tuesday.... ?..IO G.. 8
17 Wednesday.) 6.. 9 | 6.. 8
18!Thursday...I ? 6.. 7 i ?.. 9
l?iVrlday. ....? J ?.. 6 ?..10
20[Saturday... ?.. 5 6..ll
21Wowdav.I ?.. 3 1 ?..ll
8.. 17
9.. ll
10.. 7
ll.. 4
Morn.
12.. 2
12..69
?..ll
0..50
10..28
ll..12
Morn.
12.. 3
1.. 5
I Arrived Vosterday,
Behr Sunbeam. Pierce, Is'? Rua tan, Ban-io days.
gruit. lo J A Enslow k Co. On the 15th instant,
t 30.30, IOU iv. LU, spufco tuc s.ia.k .ci? JU".." R,
of St Johns, N B, from the West Indies for Phila?
delphia. ,.
Sehr Lucy A Oreutt, Haskel!,' New York-8 days.
Guano. To tho Master, G W WiLiams k Co, B M
Butler, T J Kerr & Co, and others.
Bohr. Bobtrt Caldwell, MoCormaclr, New York-6
dave.. Mdse. To W Boa -h k Co, sad others. (Pre?
viously reported In tho Offiuc.) -
Sehr; David Currie, Head, New York-6 1 days.
Guano, Pleater and Powdar. Tb W Roach ic Co, 1 J
Kerr-? Co, J N Robson, ?nd S C Bailroad Agent.
?ehr B F Adams, Donnell, Portland, Me, via
Holmes' Hole-12 days. Hay. To T Tupper k Sons.
Bohr's H Bickmore, Barter, Ballimore-13 day e.
Corn ?nd Hour. Te Risley :. A-. Creighton. ? T J Kerr
k Ce,.8ereven k Nisbet, and Stenhouse k Co. ..
Steamer City Point, McNelty, Palatka, via Jackson?
ville, Fernandina, Savannah; Ac. Mdse, To J D
Aiken & Co, Y T Windsor k ? o, J F Taylor k Co, W
M Lawton, ?ad Major G E Alden.
.. Steamer Planter, White, Cberaw via Georgetown,
S O. Ile bole? Cotton, 442 bbls Rosin, 265 bates Hay.
140 bbls Lund Plaster. Ac Te X Ferguson, Mowry
k Co, Kirkpatrick k Witte, G H Walter k Co. Adg?r
k Frost, Risley k Creighton, J V Kordes, and F W
Emanuel.
. TN THE OFFING.
British bark David MoN nit. from Liverpool.
' Cleared Yesterday. A/
Steamship Saragossa, By der. New York-Bavenel k
CO. ? . ? . ' . . SgF:
SteamshiB J W Everman, Snyder, Philadtlphla-Jno
k Iheo (letty. 7, ' " , ~ZBi
Behr Magnolia, Dowdy, New York-J A Enslow k
Co. .
Pilot boat Albion;-Springs, Georgetown, S 0-Risley
& Creighton. ' ;
galled Yesterday.
Steamship Saragossa, Ryder, hew York,
steamship J w Overman,; Snyder, Philadelphia. .
Hohr Minsrvo, Collina, West Iudie.8,
.Prom this Pork, >
Steamship Champion, Lockwood, New York, March
. 16.
Steamship Prometheus, Gray, Philadelphia, March
.16.; .>...! -i
Sehr Narragansett, Edgar, Bestes, March 14.
Cleared for this Port.
Steamship James Adgor, Lockwood, at New York,
' Maren 1?. . . >
Sehr Dexter Washburn, Harknasa, at Kew Orleans,
March 12. ?' . ...??.;.;.
Sailed for this Port.
Behr M E Vanelcaf, jones, from Beckport; Me, March
ll.. . .: ? r. .. . , , ,
3Uipn?ws Hy Telegraph.
WnvHZMSTow, March 18-Arrived, Steamer Lvalue
from Ballimore.
HAVANNAH, March 18- Arrived, schrs GS S handler
from Besten; M Beinhart (rom Philadelphia,
Cleared, steamship Gen Barnes for Nsw York.
Weather cold. Wind NB.
memoranda.
The sehr Ansie S Glover, Terry, from Booton for
Oharl?BtoB, arrived at New York marok 15.
Th? sehr Metrallen, ?riffln, fresa Stockten, Me. for
Charleston, arrived st Portsmouth, M H, March 13.
The sehr Mary B Venoleaf, Jones, from Bookport,
Me. for Charleston, arrived at Holmes" Hole Maren 18.
. Th? ?ehr ABBS Amadea, Bang?, from Wood's Mole
fer Charleiten, arrived at Newport, B I, Mai oh 14.
EdB)V OP VESSKliS
OP, CLEARED AND SAILED FOB TN1S POAk.
FOREIGN
UVBBPOOX?
British hark David MoNutt, MeElhsnnr, sid. .Jan 18
British brig 0cotna. Bistrup, sailed.Jan 6
VOBT TALBOT.
Th? Courier, Jenktas, sailed.,. .Jan 1?
I MATANZAS.
British sehr Lion, McLed*a, np.Marok S
DO M Bl T.t S) '
sescesv,
Brig Wm Beherteeu, Reed, nap.March 4
tel" Ansie M Ole ver. Terry, cleared.Marek %
Kehr ?arah Oallen, avie, cleared. . Marsh 2
Mohr S N Sftstrs. Flak?, . eared...Marsh 1$
Sehr ?arah A Hammond, Wyde, ap.March 10
Sehr Damos, Johnsen, cleared.March 1?
OM.4H, KB.
Behr Be??, ?sajadas, sailed.Feh BO
I BMUUST. KB.
Sehr Mary ?tia, Thoms...March 1
?3 BSXnDrSBT, KB.
Bri? MnBRswlll?, Mux wei. ?ailed............March Y
Bah" Mary?Tan?l??A Joues, called.March U
' vw ros*.
Steamship James Adner. Lookwood, aid... .Marsh 1?
Behr KW Med)?*. KeMbnm, olear*d....... March 1
Hchr Lilly. Fraifois. ?p...Marsh ?
Behr L A Edwards, Marshall, cleared.March IS
Behr David Smmrt, Lord, np.Marsh li
Sehr Col Beek, Bears*, cleared.March 18
Behr palma, Psatoo. up..Marett ll
Bohr Charl?? FHillier,-, np.Marah IS
wnirtiWfiTtrtA
Sehr BB? Matthews. MeFiwet, o'eared..'. .. Waxoh 10
Behr Wataoga, lawrence, sp. r.....,.Marok ?1
HAI.TIMOJUC.
Bohr Bedingten, Gregory, up. ..Feb 93
? . BXOBSBSWD.
Sehr Eraseis Hatch, ?rog?ry. sailed.March ?
* MEW eaUAM.
Bohr Dexter Waehbmrm, Barkasse, oltared.. Marah 1)
LIST or 8Hif?mi?u
lat th? Pert 61* CHsvrleaton, JU a. rc ki 18.
?HOHL? xnmam 100 TOWS, AND BTRAMEKS coAa-rawe
WITHIN TUB bXATJC EXCElTEO.
STEAM SHIPS.
Manhattan, 1.137 tout. WODIIhull, at Adger's wharf
for New York, loading-James Ad.?er ? Ce.
Maryland, - tous, Johnson, at Union wharf, for Bal?
limore, loading-Jourtenay k Treuholtn.
SH IE?.
Richard HI, 985 tons, Wood, at Acoommodation
wharf, from Liverpool, waiting-Maater.
Muscougus (Br), 791 toni, droves, at Boyce's wharf,
from liverpool, w<dtiug-R Mure k Co.
Amelia, 683 tomi, Boreham at Ai lantle wharf, for Liv?
erpool, waiting-Pati orson & Stock.
Graham's Polley, 709 tona, Burgos?,at Atlantic wharf,
from Antwerp, waiting-Patterson k ?Stock.
Pacido, C85 tons, l oss, at Atlantic whirr, for Havana,
ready-W B Smith k Co.
BARES.
Borneo (Br), 705 tons. Card, 'A Boyce k Co'a
wharf, for Liverpool, loading-R Mura k Co
W G I'u i mun (British), 700 tons Rickard, at Atlantic
wharf, foi Liverpool, loading-Willis k Chisolm.
Agra (Bri ich), 639 tons. Eulimore, ai Vanderborsi/a
??hurr, from Liverpool, waiting-R.ivenei k O J.
Thc Queeu (Br), 698 tons, Cook, lu tho Mroam, from
fit ran: can. Scotland, waiting- R Muro k Co.
Harriet F Hu-ney. 081 lons, Ulruer, at Vaudeihorit'u
Wharf, tor Liverpool, loading-W ito ich k Co.
Dalkeith (Rr). - tonn, Andersou, in tho atream, from
London, waiting-R Mure k Co.
BRIGS.
Maria (Spanish), 155 tons, Font, at Palmetto wharf,
for Tarragona, loading-J A Eu slow k Co.
Floreuclta (span) 140 tons. Font, at Palmotto wha f,
from Havana, to he repaired-J A rinslow k Cc.
SCHOONERS.
Montrose, 212 tons. Knudson, at Palmetto wharf,
for New York, ready-J A Enslow k Co.
C S Groves, 258 ton*, Weaver, in Ashley River, for
Baltimore, loading-H F Baker & Co.
Raohol Seaman, 261 tons, High, in the Stream, for
for New York, ready-Rudey k Creighton.
Magnolia, 189 tons. Dowdy, in Ashley River, for a
Northern Port, loading-J A Eua'.ow k Co.
W H Tiers, 298 tons, Hoffman, at Central wharf, for
Philadelphia, loadlig-H F Baker & Co.
Emma R Graham, 211 tous, Smith, in tho Stream,
tor Baltimore readv-H F Baker k Co.
Annie Barton, 224 tom, Frm'c, at Venning's wharf,
for Baltimore, ready-H F Raker k Co;
Clara, 166 tons, Mulford, in Ashb y River, for Phil?
adelphia, loading-H F Baker k Co,
H W Godfrey, 186 tons, tears, in Ashley Elver, for a
Northern Port, loading-L T Po'.ter.
B N Hawkins, 396 to ts, Wyatt, at Adgsr's wharf,
for Ros.on, loading-W Roach k Co.
W H Thorndike, 120 tons. Hall, at Atlantic wharf,
for Matanzas, rcadv-H v Baker k <'o.
Beta. 162 tons. Brown, ia Ashley River, for Philadel?
phia loidlng-H F Baker A Co.
George H Mills, 298 tons. Mills, at Adget's wharf,
for New York, loadng-W Roach k Co.
Trade Wind, 160 tons; Hoffman, in Ashley River,
for New York, loading-W Roach k Co,
Flying Scud. 99 tona, Mitchell, at Kerr's wharf, from
Norfolk. Va, discharging-Pisiey k Creighton.
D C H?lse, 198 tons, Uildreth, in Ashley River, for
New York, loiding-W Roach k Co.
Edith. - tons, Wheeler, at koyce k Co's wharf,
from Liverpool, discharging-R Mure k Co.
Ella M Ponnell, 191 tons, Mitchell in Ashley River,
for Wost Indios, loading-W P Hall.
Willi? Martin, 132 tens, Collins, at Palmetto wharf,
far Havana, ready-J A < nslow k V.o.
A D scull, 895 tone. .-cult, at Kerr's wharf, (rom New
York, discharging-W Roach k Co
E H Nayler, 28t tons, Albrechtsen in Ashley River,
for B ston. loading-H F Baker k Co.
Oh ar les E Raymond, 300 ton?, HI gains, at Central
whaif tor Boston, loading-M Goldsmith k Son.
David curri', - tons, Read, at Kerr's wh?rf, from
New York, discharging-W Roach k Co,
Sunbeam, - tons, Pierce, at Brown k Co'a wharf,
from Isle Ruatan, discharging-Master.
Lnov A Oreutt, - tons, Haskell, st Kerr's wharf,
from New York, discharging-Master.
S S Bickmore, - tons, Barter, at Kerr's wharf, from
Baltimore, discharging-Kinley k Creighton.
S F Adams, - tons, Donnell, at Brown k *JO'U wharf,
fros? Portlaud, Me, discharging-T Tupper k
Ac Hons. .
Robert Caldwell, - tons McCormick, at Adger'a
wharf, from New York, discharging-W Lou ch
Ac Ce.
Teresina (Br), - tons. Ellis, at Allan,ie. wharf, from
Port t albot, disob liging-R Mure k Co.
Sunbeam,- tona. Pierce, aLllro ui k Co's wharf,
. from Ruatan, discharging- J A Enslow k Co.
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MARVIN'S
MTEKT
W?m & Dry Plaste?"
K- aa:.! "\ o un,
Are most desirable for quality,
finish and price.
SAFES
Cannot be Sledged !
Cannot be Wedged !
Cannot be Drilled !
BANK VAULTS,
VAULT POORS,
EXPRESS BOXES,
! FAMILY PLATE SAFES,
O Ct Mil jj N AT IO M LOOKS
Please aend for ? catalogue to
MARVIN dt GO.,
(oldest sato manufacturers) . .
Praumnal ( 38? Br^way, New Y?&.
wr^SS^L iv? Caeetout St., Phil?,
Warehouses j mfl^Ual St., ClevelsRd,0
And for sale by our agents in tnt)
. principal cities throughout th?
United States, *
FOB SALE BY
WM. M. BIRD & CO.,
No. 303 EAST BAY,
CHAttliHSVOSI.
veaemberds ' ..?? lyr
lAAOSRIT'S 8?HK POP!
FOB DESTROYING
Rata. Mica, ko , arc,
wi thou the unpleasant
effects arising from,
their dying in their
holes.
A PHOSPHORIC
PAOTE, herrootioilly
Bcaloe, 'and warranted
to k?"p fresh for I aR
times. Tim greatest dJsoovery of ito km Un tho-ge
ws liva in. Xo person need be tin ibi d wltn Rata
M icc. Bed Bnoa or Koaehen. for Mr. lautcsen'a d><a
truetlve remedy la wit in the 'each of all, prepared
only by himno t from ra'o arid valuable eompoun te
Ita cheapnsrs ls ag wonderfnl as its eAoacv-htan
?reds of testimonial* have been receive! from all
nerta oj tua V nj tort '-tatos ai to its value and satisfac?
tory operative power, Iront which, ?or want of sp+os,
we simply select the foll owing.
WIXJ^UQV* Borax, vi ASUTKOTOW, D. C., I
f? October lat. 1808. f
Mn. UAAoan*-Dea? ?lr; It gi^ee ma great pleat
uro te testily to th gratifying result otoiateod at thia
Hotel through using your Phosphoric Paste; (ila
now two years a nco I first heard of your remedy.and
dete: rained to glvo lt a lair .rial; that trial proved no
aucoessrul that note trace of Rata or Boeohea have
ainoa boon discovered, although previous to that
tim? we wero complet*! > overrun. Wishing rou eva.y
aaouusa w tba useful cur ACT you have chosan,
I rimiMU, X6UCS res ertfuly,
' ' JOHN WOIJFE, Engineer.
For iola by DOWIE k MOISE,
Wholesale Drugsrtete,
No. IS? MeeUngMtreeet, corner Hanoi,
Ghasteateo, S. 0"
January ll wfrna? Agsavts io* Sauakasn States.
Jpfttttf, (D?S, (Elf.
CAMERON, BARKLEY & CO.,
NORTHEAST CORNER
Meeting and < u ni bei laud ?tree??
BTE AM ENGINES
(S ilin r MILLS
CIRCULAR ?AW MILLS, ail<
MACHINERY.
Ja unary 1 ?mo
OILS! OILS! OlEsT
1000 GALLONS PUKE WINTER LARD OIL
700 GALLONS PURE WINTER No. 1 LABI
OIL
800 GALLONS PURE WINTER SPERM Oil
500 GALLONS PURE MASON'S SPERM Oil
500 GALLONS PURE MACHINERY OIL
1000 GALLONS WHITE OAK LUBRICATING
OIL
800 GALLONS REFINED NEAT8FOOTOII
800 GALLONS TANNER'S (STRAITS) OIL,
CAM-?RON, BARKLEY A CO,,
Northeast corner Meeting and Cumberland s?rcete.
January 1 ?mo
B h LU N c JTBELTING !
6000 FEET OAK-TANNED LEATHER BELT?
ING ,
5000 FEET GUM BELTING, 2, ?, 1, and (
PLY
260 SIDES PATENT DRESSED LACS
LEATHER
800 DOZEN METALLIC-TIP P?D BEL!
LACING
100 BOXES BLARR'S PATENT BELT
S I CDS
150 DOZEN TOLLMAN'S BELT HOOKS
750 YARDS GUM PACKING, 1-16 INCH TC
} INCH THICK
TUCK'S PACKING, i INCH TO li INCH DI?
AMETER
SOAPSTONE PACKING, i INCH TO 1}
INCH DIAMETER
WHITE AND BROWN JUTE PAOKING
ITALIAN HEMP PACKING
RUBBER AND LEATHER HOSE
MANHOLE AND HANDHOLE GASKETS Ol
ALL SIZES.
CAMBRON, BAHKLBY di CO.,
Nor tho" st Corner Meeting and Cumberland atar?ete,
January 1 Crae
BAR IRON,
SHEET IRON AND STEEL,
WROUGHT AND OA8T IRON PIPING,
STEAM AND M ALLE ABLE CAST IROS
FITTINGS, tor steam and water.
CAMKKON, PARKLEY & CO.,
Northeast corner Meeting and t. timberland arr?ete
Jan nu ry 1 timo
V\ HITE LEAD,
ZINC, PAI2STTS,
COLORS, VARNISHES, BRUSHES, kc, Ate
RAW AND BOILED LINSEED OILS.
CAMMRQN, BAUKLEY di CO.,
Northeast oorner Meeting and Cumberland streets.
January 1 imo
~ ROOFING TIN.
600 BOXES IC 14x20 ROOFING TIN
800 BOXES IX 14x20 ROOFING TIN
100 BOXES IC 28x20 ROOFING TIN
50 BOXES IX 42x20 ROOFING TIN
25 BOXES IX 12x12
25 BOXES IX 14x20
20 BOXES IX 10x20
20 BOXES JL_X 14x20
20 BOXES IXXX 14x20
20 BOXES IXXXX 14x20
BLOCK TIN, TINSMAN'S SOLDER, SPEL?
TER Ac, tc.
IN 8TORE AND TO ARRIVE.
CAHI ROtl, BAKKLBT dc CO.,
Northeast cerner Meeting and Cumberland air?ete,
January 1 , (mo
BRASS WORK
STEAM G CAGES, GONGS, GUAGE COOK!
STEAM BIBBS AMD STOP GOOKS, STEAM
WHISTLES
GLOBE AND CHECK VALVES, OIL CUPS
WATER GUAGES, GLASS GUAGE TUBES'
MERCURY G UAGES, LOW WATER DETEC?
TORS
COPPER AND BRASS WIRE.
CA MIC RON, BAHKLKY cfc CO.,
Kortheaat Corn, Meeting and Onmborlaad streets,
January 1 tau
THE ACTS
AND
JOINT RESOLUTIONS
OF THd
General Assembly
OF
SOUTH CAROLINA,
PASSED AT TBE SPECIAL SBaSION OF 108?
together with the -TATE CONSTITUflON ead
MILI TAB Y LAWS HE ENACTED.
For solo by
OBHIY Si PERKY,
Printer? and Stationers,
No. 163 Meeting-sheet.
March U_mw?
WM AND PARIS EXPOSITIONS!
PRIZE MEDALS
r _____
THE
GEORGE A.
O. 3ST- T.
SIX COJtV, SOM' F1NI8I1|
SPOOL COITO]
This Carori te Thread being Six Cord to
80, purely Soft Finish, ia rocommendo* for j
great superiority for Hand and Machino
lng.
FOR SALE BY TH:
Principal Wholesale ?nd Ref
Dry Gooda ?nd Notion Deelen
FehraeryW_'_
BOSiDALIS
Purifies the Bleed.
For ?ale toy Drutcfflats K-earywtoerc^
Julyit see ?ff