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THE DAILY NEWS. Violet Time. Violet time li come again; . Once more sugbing through the ram, ? pu UR w. th winny crown ad TAD oe*, Sanahioe glittering on hie lances, Long live Spring I-the ranbow arch Greets bia coronation march; Groen bte bannt?, free and brave, From each tne-to^rastlmg wave. "kira's before bim nv ra [ Vast above bim ft >? t the doods ; Swifter run rejoicing rivers; ' Bon beam darts are th his quivers. When be treads, primroses rise, And the daisies ope their eves; Blackbirds sing in every bntb, Answering the merry thrash. Swallows am bis heralds fleet, Faster than, the putees beat ; Butterflies between the showers, Tell the glad news to the flowers. Our old Monarch, Winter's dead; Bis crown is op another head ; -' Sunbeams chase the envious rain; violet time is come again._ fnttdil t??*moti& Tnt C*uarlesl?i? Money market. y Ta-oasEAT, May 13, 1869. The market has been without change during the 1 r*at week, the demand for securities being extremely limited, and no transactions effected that would ma? terially change the quotations. Bank bills have ad ' van ced align Uy sad are in demand. City stock is _^p?otad_at M to 40. tnsflrra being Ann at the latter Agure. Savannah and Charleston Bail rc ad stock is held at 90, aa advance on previous quotations. SOOTHXSH BAJfX BILLS. Current Bales Bask of Camdan.76 ($00 SiB?s^ESsston.7? @00 Bank of Chester.J* fc06 Sank of fleorgetown.1? ??0 ?auk of Hamburg.7 ?00 W& Of Newberry.70 ?00 Bank of South Carolina.....80 @0U B*ak of Bt?ie ol S Carolina, prior to 1861.50 @00 itfp^.a?/jS^!'.?.*.*? '- 8 ?00 Bethanga Bank, Columbia.U SOO "yTWTHll^*nfWr".i is lyle's Baak, Charleston.......78 000 Planter's Bank of Fairfield.6 $00 -aTtanwarr" and afsohanioa' Bank,Charleston 80 000 Bijutb western BaUroad Bank, Oharisrton._ SOU th wes tem Railroad Bank, Charleston. (new).....65 000 ?tate Bank, Charlton.6 @00 Bato? Bank, Charleston..97 to par Otty of Charleston Change BUla.? ?00 .feat* B. Carolina Treaanry Notes.93 093 BORDS. SXOOXS AK? COUPONS. ?ty of Columbia Bon?!8.66 @67 City of Columbia Coupons.80 ?00 ?culb Carolina Railroad and Bank Stock (whole abaros).45J?0OO sjeuth Osroltna Railroad (half abares).22,?900 fl. C. Railroad Six Per Cent, Bonds.75 @00 a. 0. B? B, Seven Per Cent. B'ds,.SA 000 & O. Railroad Certificate of Indebtedness.TS (?00 Ctry oTCharleston Sut Per Ct. Stock..dull.58 ?60 ?of Charleston Fire Loan Bonds.70 000 of South Carolina BOD dst old).74 075 Stake af Soutn Carolin* Bonds (nsw lane. of January 1,1867).73 @73 sVal* of ?onih Car "lina bouda (lsiu?d tor Bank of the .?tate billi).(13 000 .tate of ?louth Carolina htock.65 000 .tatsoi South Carolina Coupons.?5 ?00 l^ople's National Baak Stock.105 ?00 Tirai ?a?o?al Baux Stock..106 @00 Greenville and .Columbia Railroad State guaranteed bonds. .65 000 Greenville and Columbia 1st Mortgage Bonds......71 075 Wferth eastern B_ R. Ist Hortgage Bonds.88 000 B*Ttue*atern R.R, lat Coupons (past duoi.CO 000 Jkrtheaatern R.B. Gerti a ca tesol Indebted ... new..........,....60 000 Charleston Gas Company stock.31 @il? Charleston City Railway Stock.6D?0OO Chattsitaa sad Savannah Railroad Bonds (8Ute guarantee).66 000 flarannah and Charleston Railroad Stock. 20 QlO City of Savannah bonds......92 000 Oliy of Savannah Coupons (doe previous to 1st Jane, 1866).95 000 Caty of Savannah Coupons (due after 1st ... June, 1866).....96 000 Memphis and ?barlewton Railroad Stock. .48 000 Vampuls and Charleston Railroad Bonds.86 000 Memphis and Charleston R. R. Co?tions. .93 000 Importa. CARDENAS- Per bng > P : rown-itu hbds and 100 1 'boxes Sugar, 160 ht dr Moiseses, to WP Ha L j atxpoTts forthe VVeefc .?ding Ttl ur sd* y 1 ^Talxn^^^ir?^tule^Cp.ar DOJtaanc. BOSTON-Per sehr a L Moigan-19,125 fe*t Lum V. '.v-bt I ? Par. sehr Argos tye-675 bales Upland Cotton, 13- bale* Kag?, 6 hhds. Boues, 15 ton* Ire*. PRaVLDKSCE, B1-Per sehr James A Crooker-90, ' 086 feet Yellow 1 hie . umber. NEW Y HW.-1er steamship ?aragoasa-163 tierces Blee, 649 baie* Opland Cotton, 33 bales Yarn, 26 casks Clay. 301 bbl* Rosin, 67 package i Vegeta? ble?-Per ?tear* hip Champion-74 bags Kea Island Obttob, 878 b*Jes Upland Cotton, 181 bales DomestkM, ls8 tierces Bio-, 24 casks clay, to bbl* Bosta, 116 empty Barrels, 5000 feet Lumber. ,466 packages Vegetables. 96 packages Sundries. PHILADELPHIA-Per* steamship Promet he us- *S5 ? Dales Dptand Cotton, ol which 50 are for Boston. 8 balsa Waste. 48 bale? Domestics and Tams. 4 ,<jr*te* BopeCoctmg?, 7 iihd-O.d iron, SO tierces j B'oe, 43 nags Cocoanut*. 60 cisks Clay.88 bbls | and 9? crate* Vegetables, 69 packages sundries , -P?r ?team?hlp J W hveiman-5^6 bate* Cot? ton, of which 100 were tor Boston; 48 bale* Yarn, > 8 bales Bags, 193 dat?es bios, 61 box?? Sugar, 336 ton? Toomba** kook, 6 sacks xtied Fruit, 184 bbl* and 48 ease* Vegetables, and sundries. BALIIdO. E-Per sieamablD Sea Guli-168 Ueroe* Bios, Ul .balsa Upland Cotton, l bale ooL 3 hud*Copper, 108 packages Vegetables. 39 bags Bags, 4 bales Yarn, 191 bbl' Boam, 30 boxes Ma --thiner?, 18 packsget Machinery.Per sehr I Nettle Carr-MC669 ieet \allow Pine Lumber. BALTUOUB vu WILMlKOruN, N C-Per sehr Flying Scud-li tierce* Bice. THE CHA H Li fe. SI'O !X MARKET. ISXtt BBB WBBB SaUURa TH?ESDAY, MAT 13.) OOTTON.-The market for this article daring the week has bee* generali} ch??ete used, by dui.ness, sad sn absence of activity and strength. The sta? ple ta the English market bas shown a tendency tooaaier rates, price? opening st n ? **li?a, and daetinlnr to ll? i $ ft ior middling uplands, with . restricted demand ; at New York quotations have bee* ?airlv malo tam ed, the rates someumee ph ow? ing a tend en cy to low ? r figure i, bul wi th ou t exhibit lsg permanently any la d alt?rai oo, New York middlluga selling St 28?028 V o H ? ; while at thia point good grades have been held firmly while the lower ernaline* have been ii) bayer?' favor.mtddllng uplands selling at about 27 ? c fl ft. The operation and prices at the leading point* have shown the following movements: At Liverpool, on Friday, May 7th, the market was quiet, salea 7000 bales, aplauda Uf?@UX?. with a heav. ieeltug at Manch ester for yams and fabric*; at New York the fibre was firm, sales 2100 bales at 28*c. On Satur? day the larmer was dull, sales 600o bales, uplands llXd.; the latter was Arm, sties 2300 bale- st 28?ic. On MOD day the former was doll, aa o, 7000 bales, uplands ll?felled ; the latter was heavy, sales 1600 bales at ISJfc. On tuesday the former was .un, sales TOCO bales, uplands ll KA ; the latter waa Bm, salee 2600 bales at 28?*; c. On Wednesday the former was firmer, but closed quiet, sales 8000 bales, .ptsnds ll?d. ; tbs latter waa a Hule c ore ar?ve. .ales 2700.bale* st 28?028\c Yesterday the lor? ine* was firm and priors a abide be.UT, ba- not t*oUb y higher, aplauda ll? \ sales 13 000 bales; at the latter the demand waa fair and pnce-ifl m at 28J? . - The arrivals of tee artiele at this pt r for be weea .'.Baw an hiere*** of uplands, ov-r both t .u week be? ter* and the earns w?-ek last year, and have been 3 bag* of s=a islands cud Fionas* and 3790 bales of aplanas, ?gainst one bag of sea isLtDd und 2077 biles upland the week before, and 8 baps ot sea i-landa and Florida* and 779 hiles ol upian s ior the week last year. Iheae rupp.i, s hive come from mo lol lowing sources, vis: ot uplands, p. r ?outh arollna Biilroad, 1669 bale*; per Ncrtheasto n i.aii oad. ir bd*s; Peedee 6; Kante - 7; Beaufort 2; ol sea islands from Florida 1 ; Beaufort 2. Ihe atocks of ibu staple m eight at the latest dates were as fol owe: Stock ta liverpool. 3(12 000 612,400 Afloat from India. 3 8.LO) 268,000 Afloat from America. 196.000 1D6 uuo Stock in London. bl .0. .?,4<0 Afloat tor London. 70 uO > 38,000 8to;kiuHavie. 89:00 24,618 Afloat for Uavr-. 6 ,ulO 45.087 Stock; tn Bremm..-. B.*>M C,<96 Afloat lor Bremen. 11346 ! 10 0J3 I Stock ia United Statet i>ort?.... SCS4.'> 17? 643 Stock in the iDtOMor towns...... 4i3 4 18(48 vi?S?&h??X.1*40 964 1,355 22* _ BXCes* lu vu,.ol*.* buppiy. 91,730 Stock of cotton held by Manches er >. i.i .or* at th? milla,"now 60.000 bale-, ?ami tim,- I8>8. 8>^i?<) bales. Middling Orlcaca, now litj I,e. 11?J(?1 > i. Thegeuerallaiormition eiuco our iadticton his be.-n unfavorable to the growing crop, thc unuiually cold spring with sharp frosts in some localities has m vd a damaging influence, and while the plant has sot, perhaps, to any large extent, been destroyed, tbs progress of the crop bas been retarded, and In many places serious damage ha? been sustained. In the long cotton region tbs alleged appearance of thc .worm bas excited much attention, and should these signs indicate his early presence and in fo. cc, the most disastrous result may bo poss ble; but should the weather for the future prov? dry and warm, an escape irom the J?eral I revalence of this destroyer n-~-j oe boped lor. The transactions and prices prevailing in this mar kel foril e period under review has been as follows : On Friday, May 7th. ?he lowrr qualities of the fi bro declined about %c fl lb, but grades of middling and above remained tteady; sales 250 bales; ordi? nary to good ordinary being quoted at 25%@26%. low middling 26%@27, and middling 27%c $ lb. On Saturdy the Inquiry WJB steady, but moderate; sales 400 bales; quotations unchanged. On Monday the demand was fairly active at un? changed rates; sales 500 balee; ordinary to good ordi? nary being quoted at 25%@26>,i, low middling 36% @27, and middling 27J?C fl rb On Tuesday the inquiry was limited, the market closing with au easy tendency under the influence of j unfavorable telegrams; tales 250 balea; quotat?ns unchanged. On Wednssday there was a fair demand, prices ruling about the sams as previously; sales 400 bales, ordinary to good ordinary being quoted at 25 % @26>4 ; low middling 26%@27, and middling at 27%o. 9 lb. Yesterday there was an ac ive inquiry, the better qualities being quite firm, while common kiuds were heavy; sales about 650 bales, viz: 2 at 23; 53 at 24>? ; 5 at 25; 1 at 23%; ll at 26; 97 at 26%; 236 at 27; 21 at 27%; 33 at 27J?'; 25 at 27% ; 46 at 27?; 2 at 27%; 20,at 27%; 1 at 28; 17 at 29. We quote: LIVERPOOL -CLASSmCATTON. Ord in arv to Hood ordinary.25%? 26% Low middling.2?%@27 Middling.27%@ By New York classification we quote: Middling.2?%<8 SKA ISLAND COTTON.-J be receipts of .this quality of the staple were only 3 bags tor the week, say 2 ol sea i J ands and one of'Floridas. The inquiry bas been light, pt Ices giaertlry remaining as about pre -Tiouily quoted. We note sales of about 100 bags, among which were 3sea islands at 85c; 27 at 95, and 10 at $1 fl B> ; of Floridas, 22 bags at 60c; 5 at 65c * lb. We quote common Floridas ait 60Q6O; medium 60?70. Sea Islands may be quoted at 65(075 tor me? dium, and 80c@$l fl lb lor fine. BICE.-The arrivals have been unimportant. There bas been a steady and rather active Inquiry for this grain, and factors succeeded in securing an advance of fully ,',c W ft during the week, th? trans jetions amounting to about 1000 tierces of clean Carolina, arnon* which were: 13 at TX! 222 at 6; 21 atgjf; 256 at 8V.; 69 at 8*; 241 at 8%o V lb We quote common to fair clean carolina at 7%@8%; good, 8%?8%c ft ft. Yesterday the Arm jess of factors prevented buyers from operating, and there were t o transactions. NA YAL SI ORES.-The arrivals of the week have been fair and amount to near 2000 bbls. of all des? criptions. The receipts ot spirits turpentine, amount? ing to about 460 bbls, were disposed of at 40c fl gal? lon. About 1000 bbts ol roMB were sold, say 20 bbls of extra pale st ?7; 60 pale at $6; 300 low pale at $6?5 60; 69 dull and opaque at $4; 60 No. 1 at $4 60 66; 431 Nos. 2 and 3 at fl 80 for No 8 ami $190 for No. 2. Crude turpentine opened early in the week at 14 25 lor virgin dtp. at which figura 169 bbls were disposed of, but afterwards 90 bbl? were sold at $4; 117 bbla of yellow dip sold at $2 70, and 109 at $2 80; 46 bbls of bard and mixed were diaposei of at $1 SS @2 SO fl bbl. H . Y,-The arrivals of this article were large and amounted to some 1600 bales, of which 1 ?00 were North BJver and 400 Eastern. It was mostly dispos? ed cf fr m the wairf, and we note sales of 450 bales of North Uiver at tl 16 per huadred; 700 bair-? at $117, acd SOO ba'es of Eastern descriptions at tl 37 per hundred. CORN.-The receipts of this grain were liberal, and const-tel of 9000 bushels from Baltimore and 6400 i rom New Orleans. There wers no prominent wholesale transactions, but Jobbmg lots of prime white Maryland were sold irom the wharf at $1 09? 110 per bushel, weight, bags incl ad ed; and white mixed Western was offered in ?mull parcels at tl 05 per bushel, wei-ht, sacks included, lhere was a fair retail demand for country cousumption. OVIS.-borne 2003 bushels were received from New Orleans. The transactions were only of a retail character. - Fl/fUR.-The market has a farr 'supply with a moderate city and country demand. Prices were without important change, and we qnole Northern and Western sayer at $6 75@7 f? bbl. ; extra it t7 25 @$8 25 fl bbl. ; family at $8 50?9 fl bbl, and extra family at $10 311 $ bbl. Southern descriptions are lu light supply, and may be quoted at $8?8 SO f) bbl for super ; $?@9 60 fl bbl, for extra, and tit fc, til fi bbl. for family. Campsen's Caty Mills are s-lbng at |8 60 fl bbL for super ; $9 60 fl bbL for extra, snd $11 SJ f) bbl for choice family. BACON.-The femand for this article was quite limited, the market being generally steady and with? out important change, purchasers buying only to satisfy thou* immediate wants. We quote prime shoulders at ISo fl lt? ; prime clear rib sides at: 18%o fl lb; dry salted shoulders may be quoted at 14c, and sidea at 17c fl lb; long clear middles are held at i7%o. BUTTER.-There is a moderate stock of prime Goshen. With receipts ol new crop prices are easier, and we quote prime at 45c fl ft. Western and other lower grades sell from ac(9140c. fl ft, as in quality. SALT.-A cargo oi 400 sacks have come to hand direct from Liverpool, but had not been so d. Store lots are held at $232 10 ft sack. Parcels from the wharf at $1 90. INDIS BAGGING.-The market for this article has been quiet. Ganny cloth 45% inches w.de and 2>; lbs to the yard, is held at 23%@24c. Dundee bagging, 44 inches, 1% fts. for the yard, is held at 80@35c. Sea island bigging, 45 inchei wide, 2 tts. for the yard, la held at 45c. ROPE.-The demand for rope ls moderate, and prices are somewhat nominal at quotations. We quote hemp at - cents ft ft. ; greenlea!' at 10 cents, and jute at 8%?9 cents * nounal. IRON BANDS ANO ILES for cotton, of the most approved patterns, are offered on the market, at 7 a8c f> lb. , TIMBER AND LUMBER.-The stock of this article on the market la very small and receipts light. We quote timber for milling purposes irom teats fl M. Shipping timber at 112 and upwards; 4-4 a 5-4 flooring is Yf-ry scarce, anti wemld command |16#11 f? M. Bright lumber, goo.* merchantable; from city mills, cut to size, frc 0 12325 by the cargo. FREIGHTS.-To Liverpool, by .team, we quote %d on uplands, and j;J on sea island; by sail, %d on uplands, %d on sea islands. Havre nominal. To the West Indie*, Cuban ports north side, OD lumber, $9 co in gold, and tlO south side. Coastwise-To New York by steam %0 fl ft on uplands, and lc. on sea islands, tl fl tierce on rice; by sail, nominal fl bale on up? lands, and-f* tierce on rice; on boards $7 60? 8 fl M, on resawed lamber tlO fl M., on timber -. To Boston, by steam, via Baltimore, nominal on cotton and - V tierce on rice ; by sail ,','c ft rh on cotton, $13 00 fl M. on resawed lumber and $18 00 fl M. on Umber. Io Philadelphia. - {I ft on upland cotton by steam and -c. 9 ft by sail; on flooring boards $8 fi M.; on re? sawed lumber, s-0; on Umber, $10 6\) fl M. .0 Baltimore, oy steam, cotton nominal, on up? land through to Philadelphia, via baltimore, - - 1? tierco on rice; phosphates, fl 2000 fts., - in pack iges, in bulk as per agreement; lumber - M $8(3,10, as in size; ?heat fi bushel. - in sack" By this una to Philadelphia 00 cotton, - ; rice fl tierce -; phosphate per ton. - in packages. By sail on boards and scaniUug, hence to Baltimore, S8; ou lumber $10; phosphates $5. EXCHANGE.-Sterling Bills-Tba rate yesterday was lt?% tor sixty day bills. DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.-Tue banks are purchasing Bight chocks on New ?ork % discount; 6 days % discrunt. They are Belling sight checks at % pre?a. GOLD.-Tho brokers were yestorday buying at 86, and selling at 38. Interior Cotton Marketa. PU VITER, May ll.-About 30 bales sold darin" the week at 21a25%. MONTGOMERY, Miy ll-We quote Montgomery maik-t at 26%e for low middi.igs. MACON. May ll.-Theie was a good demand to Cay, prices uncuang d. Receipts to-day 16 ba'os; ? hi. men!? Iu7 '-ates; sal.is 247 bales. The quota, tiona aro as tollows: Ordmarv 23: good ordinary 24?; low muddling 25; middling 25%. naricees by Teiecrapn. FOREIGN MA.BKETS. LONDON, May 13-Afternoon.-Consols 92%. Bonds firm at 78%. Sugar quiet, on the fpot and afloat LIVERPOOL. Mav 13-Noon.-Cotton a shade firm? er. Uplands 11%4, Orleans l!%d. sales 8000 hale*. Alternoon.-Cotton firmer. Sales will reach 12.000 bales. Turpentine 283. Tallow 13s. 6d. HAVKE. May 13 -Cotton quiet, both on the epot and afloat. E o MISTIC MASXETS. KEW TOBE. May 13-Noon -Money easy at 6 to 7. Morling 9%. Gold 38%. Cotton firm at 28% to 28%c Turpentine moderately active al 46% to 46. Bosin firm at $2 65 to 2 70. Evening.-Cotton a shade firmer and more active; sales 3200 bales at 28%c. Flonr and wheat steady. Corn firmer; mixed Western new80a83; old 88; yel? low Southern 90. Provisions unchanged. Whiskey 96a97. Bice quiet; Carolina 8%a9%. Sugar firm; muscovado ll%al2. Other groceries steady. Naval stores quiet and uncUa??pd. Freights firm. The supply ot money exceeds the demand at 6 to 7 uer cent ; discounts 7 to 9 per cent. Sterling weak at 9%. Gold finner at 38%. Stocks closed feverish and unsett'ed. Governments sarong. BALTIMORE. May 13.-Cotton unchanged. Flour quiet and steady. Wheat weak; Valley red $1 90a 2 10. Corn firm; receipts small; prime white 80a81c; yellow 8la82c. Oats dull; prime 78c. Bye nommai; 35a45c. Provisions unchanged, Whiskey quiet but firm. ? CINCINNATI, May 13.-Wbi-key in good demand at95a96; stock light Provisions declining; meas pork $30%. Shoulders 13; clear rib sides 16. ST. LOUIS, May 18.-Whiskey 91a92. Provisions dull and nominally lower; round lots wanted at re? duced rates ot holders. Lard nominally 17%. 6 LOUISVILLE, May 13.-Provisions quiet Should? ers 13%; clear sides 17al7%, packed. WILMINGTON, May 13.-Spirits turpentine steady at 40>?all. Bosin lower at $190a726 Crude tur? pentine $1 feu a 4. Tar steady at $2 36. AUGUSTA. May 13.-Cotton firm ; soles 330; receipts 130; middlings 26%. SAVANNAH, May 13.-Cotton quiet but firm; sales 300; middlings 27; receipts 966; expoi ts, coastwise. 468. MOBILE, May 13.-Cotton firm and in fair demand. 8ales 803 bales; low mid-lings 26%c; receipts 202; exports 1657. NEW ORLEANS, May 13 -Coiton. high grades stif* f'T, low grades dull and easier ; middlings 28%a2f*% ; salea 2400 bales; receipts 1203; exporta 1131. Gold 38%. Sterling 51%. York sight exchange % pre? mium, bogar firmer; common 9^al0%c; prime 13%c. Molasses nominal. Wilmington Market. WILMINGTON. May 12-SPTB nu TUFPENTTNE - Sales of 375 casks at 40%c. Boa?.-Sales of 287 bbls at $3, $3 50a4 for No 1, 16 25 for pale, and moo bbl* strained at ti 97a. CRUDE i riu'SNTiNX -Vales of 325 bbls at $4 lor virgin dip, $3 tor son ?nj $1 80 for hard. TAU.-Sales of 105 bbls at $2 35. Nashville Market. NASHVILLE, May 10.-COTTON-Liverpool de? clined %c to-day and Kew York %c Our market was quiet and weatr, with buyers holding o fl'. We quote: Ordinary. 22; good oidlnary, 28%a24; low middling. 24%a25c. NASHVILLE COTTON STATEMENT. Stock on h md september 1,1868 . 60 Received to-day. 84 Received previously.48.255-48,330 Total. 48,399 Shipped to-day. 177 Shipped previously.44,827-46.004 Stock on band.3.395 COEN-We heard of purchase* to-day at 64 and 65c loose, and shipments at 78 and 78%c, eacked and in depot. Charlatoen Wholesale Prices. ARTICLES. HAGGING. ? yard Dunaee. HU (ti) 45 Ganny Cloth. - ?a - BA LE ROI'S. TR tb-Manilla. - p - Western. 8 r.v 12% " a? .. Hi,fm 9 COTTON, ft re Ordinary to Good Ordinary. 25%*t 86% Low Middling. 27 & - Middling to btrict Middling. 27%? 27% Good Middling. - 'ft - Sea Uland. 50 ti 1.00 COFFEE, fl lb-Rio.I 20 ? 26 Laguayra.I 2s lat - Java.I 35 'gi to FERTILIZERS- I Carolina Miser, fl 2000lbs... |65.0i (SJ - Wando Fertilizer. 60.00 (a, - Double Helmed Poudrettc....... |30.00 (a) - Niles' Phosphate. 63.00 (a) - Peruvian Guano, fi 2240 its..... 95.00 w - Pacific Guam, fi 2000 lbs. 65.00 ? - Phoenix Guano....... 55.00 ? - Baugh'sPhosphate, fl2000lbs... 60.00 ? - Rhode*' Phosphate, fl 2000 lbs...?65.00 0 - Rhodes' Stand. Manare-165 time 67.50 tai - Orchilla Guano-.$40 time 35 00 ? ' - Laud Plaster. 24.60 @ - Mapes'Saper Phosphate, f 2000 lb t>5.00 ? - ZeU's Baw Bone Phosphate.60..10 ($ - Zi'll's Super Phosphate of Lime.. 60.00 'fm - Woolston's Phosphate of Lime..- .?65.00 (?a - Woolstou's Vegetal jr, fl 2000 lbs 65.00 @ - Croasdale's Gen. fenper-Phot, net 60.00 ?0 - Bowers"Complete Manure, net... 60.00 (gt - gardy'sPhospboPeruvian, cash. C6.00 @ - Sardy's Pacific Guano, cash. 60.00 ta) - Patapsco Guano.|65.00 ? - FLOUR, fi bbl-aupe, . 6.75 0 7.25 Northern and Western Extra.7.50 @ 8.00 Baltimore Extra. - ? - Southern-Super. 9.00 ?a - Extra.10.00 (a) - Family.11.(0 011.60 GR AIS- Maryland Oat?, * bushel.. - 0 - Western Oat?, 9 bushel. 80 ? - Corn, fi bushel. 1.05 (rn 1.10 BAY, fl cwt-North Biver. 1.16 (a) 1.17 Eastern.I 1.37 ? - LUMBER, fl M. feet- I Clear White Pine, 1st quality.?60.00 @55.00 White Pine, good run.?38.00 040.00 Yellow Pine. 20.00 (a 25.00 Boards, fl M. feet-Bough.112.00 016.00 Grooved and Tongued_?28.00 ?82.00 MOLASSES. V gallon-Cuba.I 46 @ 47 Muscovado. 48 ? 55 Sugar House. 50 (9 1.00 New Orleans. - (?) - NA VAL STORES, fl bbl-Tar.... - ? - Pitch. - (ai - Bosin, Palo. 6.00 ? 7.00 Rosin, No. 1.1 4.60 0 5.00 Rosin, No. 2.? 1.V0 ? - Bosin, No. 3. 1.80 ? - Suint? Turpentine, ?? ga I loi.| 40 0 - OJ?UUI. ?i re. I 16 la - WKILS-An.en can, 4<a20d, * keg..| 5.50 ? 7.00 POWDER-Dupont's, F.P.F. g.... 6.70 @ - Dupont's, F.F.F. 5.00 fm - Dupont's, Blatting. 4.25 ? _ PROVISIONS-^ lb- _ Bacon, Hams, ^ lb. - fit - Bacon, Sides. 17 (cu 18% Bacon, Shoulders. 14 (a) 15 Bacon, Stripp. _ lai _ Lard, in keg. - (a) - Butter. 36 rd) 50 Cheese. 15 ? 30 Potatoes, fl bbl. - 2 _ Onions. - a - Apples. _(<,(_ RICE-Carolina, fi rb. 7%? 8% East India. - ? _ SALT- Liverpool, coarse, ? sack.. 1.90 0 2.10 Liverpool, tine. - (a) - SUGAR, fl lb-Haw.j - 0 _ Porto Rico. iZ%f? 14 Muscova<" .I - tai - Stocka of Cotton In the Interior. Towna not included in the Keceipts. Angusta aod Hamburg.May 1 Macon, Geo.May 9 Columbus. Geo.May 1 Montgomery, Ala.May 8 Selma, Ala.May 7| Uemphib, Tenn.May 9 Nashville, Tenn.May 8 Total. 1669. 46.314 Ki wurt * of Klee, rv uvui stores ana i.-' ->> ber from the Port of Charleston, frcm September 1 to Nav 13. I860 Boston. New York. Philadelphia. Baltimore. New Orleans. Mobile., Providence, BI.... Other ll. S. Ports.. Tierces. 1,761 12.531 1,699 6,078 207 403 'fW N. STORES.! LUMBER. Barrels. Feet. 11,276 Oil OW 4,6421 3 9S9.1U7 C30, 2,159,380 2,2041 2,293,659 1,756,299 422,118 Total Coaatwlsel 23,679 Barcelona. Majorca ?sa Market West Indies. Huhfax, NS_ St Johns, N B... L .nd>. u. Bristol, Eng.... Liverpool. Havre. Mouti* video...... Great Eritain... To'-al Foreign.. Grand Total., 18.7521 11,231,463 2,716 '?H> 8,333 33 624 340,000 ],S58*7S4 288,728 SP t? i a B g n -ft S s tsoc s ? ? : S? . c o S = : - =? . Ca : s a . g 2. '. S s ; ss : sp? . .** : SI s ls i s - - p -?I** S?SS" |!| 81 Ol to U I Ci -3 SI ai OU I ol IO -3 ?= 00 < *. I co w ?I? I IO I -S M IO-J x> H-" O O -a to ? te ?t A ! a i*e h5? l! A Q I o< cn I to Si ? u n op To-* ? Ol -4 N cec O wo I II:; I ?o to ! Ss ? gu fl ? ' '! "5 55 il 2 * II Or g o ?* : a ; S: to JO ss -J IO sa O 00 Cl to Ol en 02<S! Q g: H*?gz lilla I ill3 S I : : ; I 2 p g c : kkkk k g asas ?Ol CO CB CO 5_Ci_*- 00 -J -t La*t* - . CO O? M . t-* "O ggg: ?gala: as SB . ;- cs en Big: SSSS3?o.sa .o o "ax Mis* 5 .* o 2 f to M H* e- w to-i Vj Va V*i V- ?o c* o ???* co o ? ? el ?S 55-. lip lc SI 3 "ea'to Ik'eV'r ? ?i? SSS 238: S"S| -Uti Sf* et* i*- oi IS: Sg'fo es; ?-p ". -J? o : w bi - co *? gj: gS: ?Jo to ! M MOJ i- -i * it. eo cs ~ ooo* co co to ?JJ p.* Vc 'co. 'M-'-]VUO:'.IX . . Sen - >*--o as rt s? s . . oi to ro co -. *- cc o o o bo i O 2 o O -t s a re er et as S U?'*'-1 Jo o OM - 9 2. S. S??s - * B 5 ' J_ gi ?o " ?o . to to 2.0 wo ' ** MU' oe S-u o S? - ; ?op*-io; - co ta ? o - to? ? "o to "-; o ?t? . w io a .? .o rt. it . de - o ti o ? er. r o. je cn . & o i-, - -_r ' y .~ . : I -I Sf . S. . to to w . cw co ji *. o en . K? x I coto; i SS" *- ci ? o ** IC -I . ->o Cn O t- d ' V ~ Cr* u -i ' Ci CT B?ts: as?is: i 's O -j a . i?*- t*. "X o cn ?_po -o * 1 >5CTO:!?*?^^DO^ I . IO Ci*- M?M tO 00 fl : : Big?SillSS "J5 ?? 2 S3^; MBMOS; ?S5 ?' O Ci ' w ?o* *"*** ? oe ' u?0""' cn co ? ?*.. 3 io co ci en_o io ww to?, o *. oo to *> SS3S?8SS3 S^tllkUOUQ I NoTE.-?*v7e have deducted lrom Kew Orleans 3?.904 bales Opland, from Mobile 18,451 bales, from Savannah 3531 bags Sea leland and 240 bales Up? land-and lrom Charleston 2523 Laps Sea Island and 181 bales Upland, the quantities received ai thoie porta lrom Mobile. Florida, Texas and Savannah. comparative Kxports of Cotton, fron? til* Port ot Charleston. EXPORTED TO Liverpool. Other British Ports. Total to Great Britain... Havre . Other J rcuch Ports. Total to France. N'ortt of Europe. Total North of Europe. . au th of Europe. iVeat Indien, fcc.. Total Foreign Ports. Bales. -8,160 Bales. 15.109 3.1G9 45,109 C52 Boston. li h ode Island, ?c. New York.?. Philadelphia. Baltimore and Nor >lk Other United Ste tes Ports. Total to Coastwise Ports. Grand Total. 123, U13 171,178 Lonaisnet-suer stontn ? uiolinu Uuilroad May 13. 389 bales Cot! on, 31 bales Domestics, 139 bbls Na? val Ktoret 70 packaRep Bacon and Lard, 2cara Wood, 1 car Lunib r. 'io Railroad ft?eut. Pfizer, Rodgers & Co. J Mara?an, WJV *mitb. J B E Sioa... Front ft Adpei. J R Piinule. E J Wiss, W K Byan, G W WI). Hams k Co, C N Averill k Son. Werner a: Ducker, J H Graver. B O'Neill, H B srhoff it Co, H Gerdts k Co, Blecke * Schachte, S W .Steffens, etreet Bros & Co Courtenay & 'l?enholni, atad Clutjhurn, Herring k Co. dav Passengers. Per steamship J W Lverman, lor Philadelphia Mrs M B Cain Ur- Jillen Kmli. X Ruth J Ruth. W A > alhoun. J Price, W H smith, J I' Flynn and lady, J Mu. Ush. lady ano sou, Urn GoillttfS and six chil? dren, i II Platt, Mn? siephaeker, autlJ I art<r. Per .teaoithip Marvlaud, lrom Hallimor -Miss Johi^ou.'RJ . auui?i,', Gen Kirkland, W Weston, and ki ti I ucker. Per htojmor I milie, ftoro Edlrto-J E 1'oster, Major L i Johnston, Riv W Johuptou, O U Middlo tou. Mr? A W Eckel. Mrs \ Mackey, Mrs E Seabrook, M'?B L M-ubro> k, M s E W -.eauruok aud child, Misn ll .scauro /k. and lu on deck. Per ?teamer Faunie, from Enterprise, I disto and Lockville- Hiss f lice Hopkin*, W Whaley, W Urclt ett .?iib? Duwan, Miss Waterman, F M Haley, W Mikel ann child. Mr UOiikii.a, and two On deck. ijlS'f OF VJi.Ssls.WS (JP, CLEA BED AND SAILED FOR TU1S POM. FOREIGN LtVKErOOL. Tho Chiton, Williams, sailed.April lo The Minnie, Robertson, up.April 20 DO 31 ESTIO HOSTOS. Sehr B N Hawkins. Wyatt, up.April 23 BELFAST, ME. Brlj Alexander Milliken >uow, sailed.April 18 BOCK PORT ME. Sehr D Talbot, Low, eaiied.May 1 BlKOOB, ME. Sehr Jacob & William, Fiisbie, Bailod.May C ' ?? TOBE -chrN W Smith. Tooker, up.Miy 9 Sehr Myronr, rown, cleared .May io PHIX,?l>KtPBXIt Behr Henry ALen, TaUm, np.May ll /Karine Urals. Port o? Charleston. May 14. P?KT CALENDAK. PHA EB OF THE MOON. Last Quarter, 3d, 3 hours, 21 minutes, mo.ning. New Moon, 11th, 10 hours, 17 minutes, morling, First Quarter, 18th, 1 hours, 9 minutes, evening. Full Moon, 25th, 10 boura. 3 minutes, mommy. 9i HaT. sra SISES. I SETS. MOOS SETS. lu,Monday....: 5.. 6 : lllluesdav....: 5.. 5 ! 121 Wednesday.- 5.. 4 ' 13iThuriday...' 6.. 4 i 14'Fridav.I 6.. 3 j 15!Saturday... 5.. 3 I 16 Rondar.' 5.. 2 ! 6..47 I 6..47 6..48 6..49 6..60 o..ro 6..51 Sets. 6..63 7..51 8..50 9..48 10..42 ll..34 Arrived Yesterday. Steamship Maryland, Johnson. Baltimore-left 10th inst. Mdse. To Mordecai k Co, Courtenay k Treholm. 8 C Railroad ?gent, H Cobla & Co, Mer? cantile Co-ope-stive Association. Jeffords k Co, H Wurhman, H Bul wink le. J B Voile: s J H Graver, B Feldmann, D A Amme, H C Borter. Douglass k Mil? ler, W M Bird k Co, Itavenel k Holmes, Beizer, Rod? gers Ac Co, G U Brown, Chai leeton Hotel, Kriete k Chapman, J A Cook k Co, Holmes k Calder, o F Paoknin, N E Railroad Agent, H Baho, ' 'Stendern" k Co, P P Locke. W X White, J Wiley k Co. Mantoue k Co. C Graveley, Mowry & Co, W G Whllden k Co, H Elalie k Co. F F Chapean, A Tobias' Sons, A Bi? chon", Goodrich Winemau k Co W H Chnfce k Co, Johnston, Crew? A- Co, and others. May 12th, ll A M, 1st 33 52 N, loo 77.10 W, saw steamship tea Gull, steering Nt'. Steamer Emilie, Lewis. Edisto. Mdse. To Shack elford k Kelly. Fraser k Dill, B J Wasley, and Kins? man k Bowell. Steamer Fannie, Adair, Enterprise. Edisto and Rockville. Mdse. To J Fergason, Mrs Eckelf W C Courtney, and Boper k Money. AT QUARANTINE Brig Henty Perki s, Mayo, New Orleans-12 days. Com. To A J Sa inas. Brig 8 P Brown, Keen, Cardenas, - days. Bagar and Molasses. To W P Hall. Cleared Yesterday. Steamship J W Everman, Snyder, Philadelphia-Jno & i beo Uetty. Sailed Yesterday. Steamship J W Everman, Snyder, Philadelphia. Bug E C ned mau, Redman, bat Illa, Gt o. Krona tb is fort. Steamship Chan pion, Lookwood. New York. May ll. steamship Magnolia, ( rowell. New York, Mav 10. sehr saoh Cullen, Avis, Philadelphia, May 10. Sehr Flying t cud, Mitchell, Wilmington. N C, May ll. Sehr James Jones, Jones, Georgetown, S C, May 10. hehr Ma b Burgess, Burgess, Georgetown, S C, Ma/ 12. t7p for tb ls Fort. Sehr N W Smith, Tooker, at New York. May 9. fcchr Henry Allen, 'J atom, at Philadelphia, May ll. Cleared for thia Fort. Sehr My rover, Brown, at New York, May 10. S I? ip ne wa by 'le'nsraph. SAVANNAH, Mav 13-Cleared. sUamships General Barnes tor New York; America for Baltimore; brig Woodland for Montevideo. Weather warm. Menin- tinda. The steamship Magnolia, at New York from thia port, reports he.vy NE gales. The brig Black Swan, Pcdser, for Georgetown, S C, cleared at Now York May 10 lor Georgetown, 8 0. POET OF GEORGETOWN, 8. C., MAY 12. AEB1VEO. May 7-Sehrt Emma. Anthony, New York; Fran? cis o,-, Baltimore May 8-Ssbrs smsn Wright, Mount, New York; S E Woodbury, Woodbury, Baltimore. May 9-Brig t boy Watson, Allan, Boston; sehr Nauuta. -smith. New York. Mav 10-Brig Georgia Swan. Bath, Me; sehr s Jas Jone?. Jones, charleston; Pacific. Fess, Beitfjrd.NO. May 12-Ida s Burgess, Burgess. Charleston. CLEARED. May 8-Brig Nathaniel -levens. Sanders Bath. Me. May 12-Sehr David Wesson, Perkins, Bangor, Me. JL1ST OK SI11FPIN? In thc Pott of ( Inn letton. Blay 13. VESSELS UND EH 100 TONS. AND HTKAMKBS COASTING WITHIN THE STATE EXCEPTED. STEAMSHIPS. Marmora (Rr), - tons, Robinson, at Bovce & Co's whar, for Liverpool, loading- R Mure lt Co. Maryland, - tons, JobnBon, at Union wharf, for Bal? timore, louline- 'ourit'Uuy k 'irenholm. Manhattan, 1337 toun, Woodbull, at Adger's wharf, lor New Vor?, loudiug-James Adgor k Co. SHIPS. Amelia.688 tous-. Berry, at A'lantlc whorl, tor Liv? erpool, leading-Pnueraou &. MOCK. lt C W nibrop, 940 tons. Stewart, at Atlonlic wharf. Hom L voil ool. d scharglog-Patterson A: SICCA. lt:I hard III, 'J85 tons, Wood, at Boyeo k Co's whan, hom Liverpool, wailing-Master. BARKS. Dalkeith (Rr). 818 tons. Anderson, nt N E Railroad wharf, for Liverpool, lonni: g - rt Mare k Co. BRIGS. J LPye (Tr), 065 ton?, Pye at Palmetto wharf, from London, Lng. repairing-J A Lnslow * Co. Pa agon, - t UH, shute, at Brown k Co's wharf, troua Baltimore discharging-Master. S B Brown, 119 tons. Ke n, ot Quarantine, from Car? den is. just anivtd-W P Ball. Henry i crains, - tons. Miyo, at Quarantine, from New Orle ns, Just arrived-A J salinas. SCHOONERS. W F cunning - ton', Cook, at Palmetto wharf, lor Philadelphia, loading-H F Baker A Co. Argus tye. - tons, Thompson, at Adger's wharf, for i oslen, ready-W Roach k Co. Golden Cit?,- lons, Nickcrson, in Ashlev River, for Providence, loading-Risley lt Creighton. M B Bram!)ill, - tons. Stout, at Adger's wharf, for New York, loading-W Roach k Co. Ann Leland, - tons, Beunett. at Arccmmodation wharf, from New Orleans, ell-charging-A J Sa? linas. ijeputir Piltres. PANKNIN'S HEPATIC BITTERS, THEY CURE DYSPEPSIA, AND. ALL DISEASES OP THE STOMACH AND LIVER. THZr ARE RECOM1I?NOTD BT TflB MEDICAL FAOTTLTY. HEGEMAN & CO., AGENTS, NEW YORK. ManufactnredljyC.F.PAMNIN, CEOnST ANO AP0TEXCAS7, CHARLESTON, S. C. JKg~For Salo by Druggists Everywhere."^ Februaiy 13 mwflyr MU III (A it (ii-IVA ttAILMtMJ.*. GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE, I OHABLESTOX, S. C., <?pril 9, Irlt9. ( ON ANT) AFTER SD: DAY. APblL Hf?, TUE PASS.;::.".!ER TRAINS of the south tiaro)tu Railroad will run as follows . FOR AUGUSTA. Leave Charleston.8.W A, f Arrive at Augusta. 4 45 P. ? Connecting with trains for Mont: ornery. M ern phi: Na-l'viUe and New Orleans, via Montgomery KU Grand Junction. FOR COLUMBIA. Leave Charleston.?..Cf-O A. .M Arrive at Coliinitua.6.10 P. M Connecting with Wilmington and Maucbe.-tei lt ii road, M:< Camden train Ffeilt CBABLESTON, Leave Augusta.9 is.? a. v Arrlvi- at Charleston. R 11 p. ii i.eove Columbia.7 iz A. \ Arrive at Charleston.6 ll P. X AUG PST A NIGHT EXPRESS I6CNDAYS EXCEPTED." Leave Charleston.......7.30 P. M Arrive at Augusta.?lu A. .? Connecting witb muns tor Memphis, Nash viii? ind Now orleans, v's Grand Junction. t eave Augusta.4.11! p. V Arrive at Charleston.4.i" A. M COLUMBIA NIGHT tXPRBSS. (SUNDAYS EXCEPTED. I Leave Charleston .6.0? P. ?. Arrive at Columbia.1.43 A. y Connecting i-uuoays excepted I with Greenville aui' Colu.nbi? Railroad. Leave Columbia.5.51 P. M Arrive at Charleston.5.30 A.M. 8' MMEBVILLE TRAIN. Leove Charleston.3.' 5 P. ll. Arrive ab#summerv?lle. 5.10,?. v Leave summerville.7.?0 A. M Arrive at Charleston.^-23 A. Y CAMDEN BRANCH. Camden and ' njumbi i Passeneer Trains on Mos DATS, WEI NESDATS Sad SATUnDA?S, connects with up aad down Day Pasieugurs at Kiugville. Leave Camden. 6 35 A. v. Arri eat Columbia.ll. . A. li, Leave"lolmnbia.-..a*1 f At. Arrive bi ( auden.7.0'i E. M. Sigurd? U. T. PEAKK, April 10 Genera) Superintendent, Jnsarancf. THE EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY, OF THE UNITED STiTBS, No. 92 BROADWAY, NEW ?ORK. WM. C. ALfcXANDER, President. I HENEY B. HYDE, Vice-Pr?sident. GEO. W. PHILLIP*, Aciuary. I JAS. W. ALEXANBEB, Beoretsxy. OK G AM Z KI) 1859. CASH ASSETS OVER...$0,000,000 NU Sd BEB OF POLICIES ISSUED IN 1868 .11,98? AMOUNT ASSURED IN 1868.$51,691,8*5 ALL ITS POLICIES ARB VOX-PORPEHISG. PURELY MUTUAL. ALL PROFITS ARE ANNUALLY DIVIDED AMONG THE ASSURED. BESIDES ISSUING ALL KINDS Oi" 1 IFE AND ENDOWMENT POLICIES, THE "EQUITABLE" would rall Rttcn'in-i. to their -MON ii ME LIFE AShUB VNCE POLICIES," upon which muy are now aiming tUeir Jive?, ?ind whicb is thought bv those who have Riven lt the most etndy and reflection, will r<>uo er Life Acsurance popular to a degree hi'berto unknown. 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New Yorlt '_ pTug?, Clltmial?, Cte, S U B E PITTT THE ONLY CERTAIN RAT DESTROYER WITHOUT' Disagreeable Results. ADOLPH ISAACSSN'S PHOSPHORIC PASTE, HERMETICALLY sealed and warranted to keep fresh for all time the greatest discovery of its kind in the sge we live in. No person need be troubled with BATS, MICE, BED BUGS or ROACHES, for Mr. Isaacsen's destructive remedy is within tho reach of all. Prepared only by himself, from rare and valuable compounds, its cheapness is as wonderful as its efflcai-y. Bondi rds of testimo? nials have been received i rom all parts of the United States The great advantage this SUBE POP possesses over all i millar preparations is the FACT that lt is Certain la its Effects, and free from the unpleasantness of rats dying in their holes, as it causes them to leave the premises to seek air, and consumas them so entirely as to - leave No DI sn ere tab le Odor. Numbers ol refet onces can be made to Persons in thia City, A who have successfully used it SOLU AGENTS FOB SOUTH CAROLINA, DOWIE ?Sc MOISE, IMPOitTfrR? AND WHOLEdALK DRUGGISTS, Corner Meeting and H?sel, street?, April 23 mwf6mo charleston, S. C. p O ? T Z'? CELEBRATED Horse and Cattle Powders. it ts af^re^'^eveD _.-. I^>L??J?T***":"1*" !7 incident to thisanl. m?l,^uch^ as^ LUNG FEVER, GLANDERS, YEL Distcmpcr, Fevers, st^aflpsU Founder, Lose of J Bk and Vital j^g^^B^f^asssassw Its use improves yJmM ^SfcT^t, the Wind, lncreas- /p^m^^^*m Hf fyjV CB the Appetite- If m WJ^LY <L and Glossy 8kin- *?\jy s??LJ ?m^^- -* an.1 transforms the ^<^v*<9isaif Hyy^fi^ miserable Skeletons J-*~5^?^HB?'?:^\?s??^? into a fine looking and spirited Hone. ?j TO KEEPER3 OF COWS THIS PREPARATION In fattening cattlo, it gives them an appetite, opens their hides and makes them thrive much fsster. IN ALL DISEASES OF SWINE, 8UCH AS COUGHS, V L C E P. 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