The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, June 18, 1869, Image 4

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*TH? DAILY NEWS. ?SJ ly ttl? Clothes that Rise Wore. Tho following venob ato bj the late Mr. N. Ki. Shepherd, and are hie last literary P??du0: .Moa. He left the manuscript at the office ot Appleton's Journnl, received the money for it, sad a few honre atterwird died from the ef Jtkte of Intoxication. Tho poem is founded on ?aa actual incident, the clothes only of a drowned woman rtmaiuicg at the Morguo for 'Identification: lhere is the hat Bfith the blue veil tin own round it, just as they found it, f potted and soiled, stained and all spoiled DO you recognize that? The gloves, too, lie there. And ia?them still lingers the sfaspe ol her fingers, That some bas pressed, perhaps, and caressed, Bo Blender and fair. There are the shoes. With their lons silken lacee, et ill bearing traces, ^To de tee's dainty tip. of the mad of the slip, The slime and the ooze. There is the dress, 'JU fe o the b'.ue veil, all dabbled, discolored and drab? bled Shis j ou should know, without doubt, and, if so, AU else j ou may guess) There is the shawl, With the striped border, nun? next in order, Soiled hardly less than the light muslin dress, And-that is al). Ah! here's a ring Tgo were forgetting, with a pearl setting; *In?re waa only this one-name or date?-ton? 1 A frail, pretty thing A keepsake, may be. She sift of iiiuiuti, pciuavB a brother, Or lover, who know*? him her heart chose, ?Or, was she heart-free? Does the hat there, 'With the bine veU around lt, the sam?os they found it, Summon np a fair face with joni a trace Of gold m the hoi.? ? Or does the shawl, Mutely appealing to SOILS hidden feeling, A form, young and slight, to jour mina's sight, Clearly recall? A month now has passed. And her ead history remains yet a mystery, But these we keep still, and ehaU keep them until Hope dies at last. Was ahe tho prey Of some dei p sorrow clouding the morrow, Biding from view 'ho sky's happy bine? .Or was t b ere foul pla} ? Alas I who nay toll? Fr mo one or other, peib?ps ? food mother. May recognize these wbeu her child's clothes she sees ; Iben-will it bo well? OFJFICXAVL. LIST OF LETTERS remaining in the Postofflce at Charleston, for the week ending JUNE 17, 1860, and printed officially lu THE DALLY NEWS, OS the newspaper having the largest circulation in the City af Charleston, A9-Persons calling for Letters Advertised, should State that they are "Advertised." jgar Office hours from 8 A. M. to 6 P. M. On Sun? days, from 6 to 6 P. M. m_ ' STANLEY G. TROTT. Postmaster. WOltfttfiN'B U?T. . Allin, Mrs E E Andrews, Ella kl Baker, Mtnnia Barot. ?liza kl I B, A G Bcckh y. If ary Bird, IST8 V O Bilton, Mrs O Blane, f ally Blake. Moria A Boye, Mrs A D Brahoy. Miss L JBiehmer, Sarah Brennen. Alice Buoch, Miss T S Bul winke, Miss M Rudro, Sarah Brown, Moule Brown, Emily Comner, Mies L ?ashman, Mary Chaise, Mary J ClaHy, Miss H Corine, Mary Crawford, Miss I> Croskeys, Julia J Bays, Lieder Bacton, Ella Dad mon, Miss J H Draws, Oloey Dans, Caroline Dakdn, Nannie DeLorge, Mrs DeLorge, Mrs J A M Bennie, Mary S Dells. Mrs O Dix*on, Miss B Dot hage. M?ES S Boeterby, Mrs S . B' Edwarde, Miss O Bite, Juna Frost, Anno Fraser, Jane E Oed aden, Nor? man 0arden,Mrs Alex Ooynon, Margret QUI. Rosa Glen. 1 mCy J Goff, Mai y Graham, Frances B. Grant, Mrs M J Gregory, carah Groeatine, Mles r Guinn, Ellen R Ha rbi is. Miss B Bazel. Mles L Hsyes, Ann E nilson, Mis W ( Biuken, Rebecca Bines, Miss L 8 Bogan. MrsD Howard, Martha Hughes, Mrs OE Byer, Mrs E 8 Holmes, Ann Hemes, Cretin Jefferson. Mrs T Jeffords, Mary P Jorcks, Mrs D Jones, Anna 8 Jones, Mrs F R Jones, Mrs E Jent tag, Lydia Jot neon. Emily Kunhordt, Julia A Hinge, Miaa A Kinloch. Matilda Lee, Rosa. Lynch, Mrs L Logeo, Mrs A L Loy de. Mary Loyal, Mary L?witb, Kenny Levison. Mrs O Levy. Miss R Martin, Kate Mon, Mles E A Mahoney, Jane A Marya, Miss R Merkbard, Oath orine Mitchell, Mary E Mitchell, Minniej Mills. Flora Middleton, Mys M Moore, Ann Moi Ran, Mrs M OR Moffett. Miss L M ulUken, Mrs M S MOI?OU, Jane ' McGuire, Mary McLou-'hlin, i Mary E Mc Million, Mary O Newton, Rf vs J A Nelson, Burna North, Mrs P Odot, Mrs H Odot, Miss J E Prier, Mies O Prbuce, carah Ann Pope, Caroline B Plumet, Mrs E L Pmckney. Mrs A L Pineville, Nancy D Pickett. Mrs 8 B Pinckney, Liz Phelps, Mary E Perry, Mrs A Peters, Mrs Geo PerlnB, Mrs D Paulley, Nancy Poi ker, Molev Ray holt, Mm J Beebon, Sarah . Ann Reynolds, Elisa BUey. Miss 8 A Bobmson, Mles D Roe. Mrs O Robbe ts, Miss M O Rodrick, Annie Robinson, Mrs S J goulters, Mrs W Saltos, Mies M Sowner, Mrs leabrook, Mary deverell, Emma ?inner. Mrs O Scott, Mies L F S hokes, Sue A Sheppard, Jone Sheldon, Addie ShoCkler, Mn 8 J 8tyman, Mrs J Staff .rd, Mm 0 Stivers, Jane Simonin. Miss B gmlnes.Mies J G Simmons, Eve Turner, Jennie Taylor, Lydia O . V anderborst, Mrs A Yan Bo?s, Sarah Wagener, Mrs L O Wedding, Syroh Weathers, letay Weston, Miss H F Woodin, Kate M Wight, Ame B Wilson. Mary Mass's lasf. A B FUiize, l LOB E Mcneilly, J .mea Aldert, Joseph B Oom. J H, agent O'Brien, O O - Barton, A M ? (lardner, 0 P Oieton. Joseph G Balley, ll M ; Gibba, John Patterson, E R Boney, Clarence Gibbon, James Pain, Larinzer Baker,-William Glover, Robert Patterson, James Benning, Mr r (col'di W . Beck. Fred ' Glover, Maetor Plndergass. Geff Beckett, Dr Jos George Perry, Frank L Gladden, Peter Peterson, P Bisohoff.J C WU- (ool'd) Pinckney, J M helm j God ard, Wm plate, H Suait. M B Graham, Gero Phteer.Frederick iikeley, Arthur Hargrave. J W Poiuoignon, E Boyle. Bichara gaze], charleaL, P?MOUJP ... Solden, H Henderson, B Rein. William A Boynton, B A Henf y, fcamuel Renett. ; amuel Bornemann, B B Beary, Col John Reid, Andrew Bnggmtnn, JT H. G,, .BJch, Chas T w . H?rtnarf h Lube Riddock, Joseph Brady, Benjamin Uogrefe, F Riley, James . Brlebon, fcomuel Hatson, J B hivers. Phillp ^^a?^M?' iM^f^nSt, BoSos .Si ?" Jtnkiijs, John sanders, W J jBrown, George Jon?s, Ben Sollos. Philip 1? J?bnaon, Thom- Sonders, iraak Brown, Capt ras scbaaldt.WA BOB* T - Johnson, John schwab?, Gusta Borgdorf, August w Vue Barden, Wdiiare James. H W Schmidt,Winiam Christian, W B Ka phar, Theo- Schwer* z, Her ?boplia, Arohi- dore mann baldlcol'd) Keefe, John S ?cbmldt, John B Christy, PB Kiog-etBoardisjr A Clark. Edward ? House, No06$ Penrod er, H B tool'd) to the propri?- ?immone, Chis Cohen, O tom of Sharkey, John Cohen, A O Kinloch. John A shuter, James CobtajJ B Kiels, J ? ??me!ser, William Cany, William Kleack.JP Smith, ? Cox. Bolly KSenck, F Spencer. J B Coaly a goree Koroabrens, J? Starrer, John ***>n- J*"*" Krieger, AW stewart. James Cohen, Di-co Lab .tut. Master H J?acOBter, Samuel Presi?n T Stilton, Frank Baja, Washing- Leopold, John f Taep, r.Oostuvua mSS^X^?I!ck Ll?1,to~rt. Wit- Taylor, Edward Bsaeh'erCtauB r, Thens, Thomas S?' L?{C Tl^pe), George Breton, Peter Sorna, M T?P- V fcKv?* 8SST" Bossa, OW. Midd 'eton, J VardroVs' R?L Bason. George W Motte. m ' BborhTdi s Jo- Mickel. Jsrk Wages, j?, A hana*- Mile?, Beary Walker, j H. Bh> las. Henry Milligan. Jo ha? Webster. MaUaa jBesey.Wm W Montpomo), Wir,kier,Erainia Bina, Jhcma.i Boa OW J Baja man. r> hL,ntgome/yf j? Wilkinson, Wm ??5m?*? .Baa?'ha/V?: Wiehls.?: ?^^-iL MorrlaoB.AJ Wta?ta,B jr^er.Feua Makry.Joha withers, wm ^abaaj JV.. Meyer. Master o Blamirigt Peter ..noiaus-WtUlaauLJB JffU?i.tiai, lui? . Kayara, Samae) wunama. Robert wot*^ Mo ante, James R"~T* J^NaaaaaAtPaadi Meb??a. Jeaae Wolf, Grist < M ggMaa amee tba amiga acas the upper right m?mmdP mWHFMmm wm ?Ko BWa? ta- remember that without t*M?%#ia?ef fyot as maaea, but will be sent to the r>ead Eerier c-'_ Tilt Ctaurlcstort Money Market. TBTOBSDAY, Jane 17, 1809. Tiio pant week ha* been unusually dull, end quo? tation H romain unaltered. Thoa3 given below are merely nominal, aa tbeie we^e ne large transactions npon which to base any change. State bank bills are still in demand, under a Blight advance on pre? vious rates. Hr. A. M. Moreland purchased $16,000 South Carolina Railroad seven per cent, bonds, duo in 1873, at 85 cents, and two hundred whole sheree Benth Carolina Bailroad and Bank stock at 45. This was tuc only large transaction of the week, and the price of other secnrltiee is unchanged. BOUTHEBN BANK BILLS. Current Hates Bank of Camden.80 @00 Bank of Charleston.80 @00 Bank of Chester.18 @00 Bank of Georgetown.18 OOO Bank of Hamburg. 8 @00 Bank of Newberry.83 @00 Bank of Boutb Carolina.. 20 @00 Bank of SUio o? 5 Carolina, prior to ?861.50 ?00 Bank of State ol B. Carolina, after 1st Jan., 1861.24 @00 Commercial Bank. Columbia. 8 ($00 Exchange Bank, Columbia.'..18 @00 Farmen' and Exchange Bank, Charleston. 1 @0C Merchant's Bank;Chexaw.10 @C0 People's Bank, Charleston.87 ?$00 Planter's Bank of Fairfield. 7 @00 Planters' and Mechanics' Bank,Charleston.80 @oo Southwestern Bailroad Bank, Charleston, (old).70 @C0 Southwestern Bailroad Bank, Charleston, (new).60 @00 State Bank, Charleston. 7 @00 Union Bank, Charleston.98 lo par City of Charleston Change Bills.96 @00 State S. Carolina Treasury Notes.92 @98 I30ND8. STOCKS AMD COUPONS. City of Columbia Bonds.t... .68 @70 City of Columbia Coupons.76 @00 South Carolina Railroad and Bank Stock (whole abares).46 @00 Booth OaroUna Bailroad (half abares).21 ?,SX% 8. C. Railroad Six Per Cent. Fonds..76 (SOO S. C. R. B. Seven Per Cent. B?ds,.81 @83 8. O. Bailroad Certificate of Indebtedness. 88 @00 City of Charleston Six Per ct. Stock.68 ?00 City of Charleston Fire Loan Bonds.75 ?00 State of South Carolina Bonds (old).12 @83 8tate of South Carolina Bonde (new issue. of January 1,1867).80 @0J State of south Carolina bonds tissued for Bank of the State bills).78^(374 State of ilouth Carolina Stock.70 OOO State of South Carolina Coupons.80 @00 People's National Bank Stock.110 @00 First National Bank Stock.Ul @00 Union Bank block.$9 @00 Greenville and Columbia Bailroad State guaranteed bonds.68 @0O Greenville and Columbia 1st Mortgage Bonds.76 (8)00 Northeastern lt. B. lat Mortgage Bonds.83 ?00 Northeastern R.R. 1st Coupons (past dne).65 @00 Northeastern Railroad 8tock (capital).$8)?@00 Northeastern Bailroad Stock (preferred). ..S3>?@00 Northeastern R.B. Certificates of Indebted? ness.ii..66 @00 Cheraw and Darlington 1st mort bonds. .82 (5)82)? Charleston Gas Company Stock.21%@G0 Charleston City Ballway Stock.65 @00 Charleston Mining and Manufacturing Company's Phosphate Works...100 @00 Charleston and Savannah Railroad Bonds (State guarantee).CO @62 Savannah and Charleston Railroad Stock.21 @22 City of Savannah Bonds.92 @93 City of Savannah Coupons (due previous to 1st June, 1866).95 @00 City of Savannah Coupons (due after 1st June, 1866).96 @C0 City of Memphis bonds, endorsed by M. & C Tall oad..70X300 Memphis and Charleston Railroad Stock..48 @00 ?Memphis and Charleston Railroad Bonds.87 <A88% Memphis and Charleston B. B. Counons. .93 @00 Importa. 1 1VEBPOOL-Per British bri? . Clifton-160 casks Bottled Beor, 1498 Ridge 1 iles, to Bavenel A Co; 60 tons Brimstone, 35 bisis Nitrate bode, to W c Bee h Co; 1480 Iron Pots, 790 Camp Ovens, 975 Biscuit Ovens, 600 Spiders, 1985 Covers, 1170 1 ron Pots. 1400 Camp Ovens, 230 Biscuit Ovens, 476 Spiders 2460 Covers, to Hart St Ce; 9 crates Earthenware, to WL Webb; 2 Cases, to B AC Ker; 1000 bundles Arrow Ties, to B Mure & Co; 2 cases Mdse, to Chisolm Bros; 2 casks Hard? ware, to Froit & Adger; 3 casks Hardware, to J M Fredsberg: 2 cae-s ?art enware, to W G Whtlden & Co; 1510 Iron Pot? 1810 Camp Ovens, ' 4635 Covers, 60S Biscuit Ovens, 1400 Spiders, to Gourdin, Metthiessen Ai Co; ?83 bundles Cot'on Ties, to Order; 1 box Mdse, to Order; 36 case? Machinery, to Order; 36 tierces, 76 casks Bottled Beer, to Order. Kx ports flor tia? Week ending i'll arada y Jon? IT. NEW TORE-Per steamship Magnolia-52 bags Sea Island Cotton, 318 bales Upland Cotton, 79 bales Yarn. 100 bbl* Boara, 69 tierces nice, 7 bales Leaiber, 53 packages Sundries, 73 empty Bar? rels, 8998 p*oka#rcB Vegetable?, 208 Watermel? ons, 206 bundles Paper ... .Per steamship Man? hattan-62 .bass 8 I Cotton, 8C9 bales Upland Cotton, 101 tierces Bice, 140 bales Tarn, 36 bun? dles Paper. 47 packages Sundries, 120 empty Barr?is, 3340 bbla Potatoes, 683 crates Vegeta? bles. PHILADELPHIA-Per steamship Prometheu?-C09 bales Cotton, 81 tierces Rice, 200 bois Brain, 30 bales Yarn, 27 bales Domestics, Sbbls Wine, 2 bbls Brandy, 9 bois Whiskey, 796 bbieand 190 crate i V?ge tahlee. BALTIMORE-Per steamship Maryland-224 tierces Bice, 387 bales Cotton. 69 bbls Rosin. 13 pack? ages Hides and Skins, 48 balee Yarn, 432 bois Po? tatoes, 831 boxes Vegetable*, 21 bigs Peanut*. . and Sundries. WILMINGTON. DEL-Per sehr Korah Cullen-325 tons Phosphate Rock. DELAWARE CITY-Per sehr 8 B Strong-210 tons Phosphate. PBOVTi ENCE, R I-Per sehr Minnie Beppllen 220,347 feet Flooring Boards. THE CBARLESTUA HARKET, FOB TBS WXXX KNDINQ JUNI 17, 1809. TEX CEO PS.-The growing crop of cotton has con? tinued to progress favorably during the past week, and the reports from mo it sections indicate a steady Improvement In the eoabOard' districts of this State the rice on some of the streams is in danger from salt?, and corn has Helen injured for want of rain, but the tea island cotton promises wei!, and as yet there has been no appearance of caterpillar. THE COTTON MABKET.-There has been 'a steady inquiry for the staple from Northern manufacturers throughout the week, and with much reduced stocks in the Southern porta factors have been ena? bled to harden their rafts, and prices have had sn advancing teni onay; but this improvement has been shown mostly in the American market, the art;ole exhibiting less strength at Liverpool. In the Bag Uah market the atiplo for muck of the week has been quiet with only moderate transactions, prices ruling during this period at ll&d for middling up? land, tut ha? since advanced to 12d, v.bi'e at New York the fibre has been active and advancing, and middlings which opened at 81>? stiffened to 93J4o, While *t this port prices improved about lc eamd upward fl lb ; middling upland, which commenced a* aoo advanced to 81c, and with some'sellers asking 82c ?Vt. ? ? CA-. The article has made the following movements at Liverpool and New York : On Friday, June 1Kb, the former was quiet, sales 10,000 bales, uplands U%d; the latter waa firmer, sales 2900 bales at 81 j?e. On Saturday the former was quiet, eales 8,000 balea, up? lands 11*44; the latter waa firmer, salea 8500 bales at 34 U ?ita.. On Monday the fotMMl consinaed quiet, sales 10.COO bales, upland* 'liftfd; the latter was firmer, eales 3700 balee at 82yi cte. On Tuesday the foi mer continued quiet, eales 10,000. balee, uplands lllid; the latter was active and higher, salee 7600 bales at 82)?c. On Wednesday the former waa ac? tive, salee 30,000 balee, nptanda 11% l; the latter waa firm and demand good, ss ea 4800 bales at 88? 88?? ?ie. Yesterday the former waa firmer, eales 16,000 balee, uplands 121; the latter wre firm at 83K eta. ?fce etock of cotton in sight atibe latest dates waa as follows: 189?. ISM. 8to?k In Liverpool. ?8500? 6*2.740 ?float from India. 46.,ooo - 888,000 float from Amsrlea....!,....?.. 80.000 isi.000 8tock in London. 75.220 38,726 Afloat for London.<.454*! , 01,000 Stock tn Havre. gt SOO 40 602 stock in Bremen!..'.'.".!.'.!...*. fMrJ ?\ 1UH Afloat for Bretten,,......... ii?. jiJLWm ' ' ?Jufo Stock In United BUtea porta..... ?19.49? 18X191 Stock tn the Interior towns. 11,622 ll IB' Tefal, i.... R . .?,3?8v81* 1,114,047 Deficiency ts Visible ?apply .,. , 180,781 Btoa* ofcotton TieldbyWtOMMt?t ?blufieW at tba sat**, now 96,800 Mles; snake' nm* 1868,118,06* bales. Middling uplands, now 13d) then \d%?. The arrivals at thia port tor tbs Weak have bean 1287 balee of upland* and no baga of eas laten*), against 2063 bato uplands ssa' fl bags of SM Islands toe week before, and 883 bales of uplands ?nd ? bags of pas taiaad for. the asme weak lest year. These supplies have come through tba following sources, cay ol uplands, per Hcmti, oanWna Railroad 1291 balee; per Northeastern Railroad 21 bales; Florida 1 bale; Georgetown, B.C.. 8 kate*, ^Tbe tronaaottona at this point fftgjfe? Week sss liitht supplies, were kwroWaf?Ssa*? preta salee, and ase ?ny paastd without ops Mien* of infe&WK?; quotation* were, nominally, say for ordinary to good ordin wy 27?28M, K>w mtdd'Lng 2902fiX, and mid dilng 30o fift. Ou Saturday there was ? limited business dolug, pr loos showing no otvoradons ; sale? 250 balen; quo? tations as boro e. On Monday the Inquiry was moderate; eaten 190 boles, ordinary to good ordinary being quoted at 27 d?28X, low middling 29@2? <<;, and middling 30c fi m. On Tuesday the market hardened about >>?c $ lb; sales 160 bales, ordinary to good ordinary hiing quoted at 28?29}?, low middling 90, aud middling 31o fl lb. On Wednesday the market was firmer; sales 260 bales, ordinary to good ordinary being quoted at 28 @29>?, low middling 30@30>?, and middling 31c v ?. ! Yesterdsy the market was quiet and but little doing, sellers asking, in some cases 32o fi lb for middlings; our quotations are consequently nomi? nal; the transactions were 17 bales, viz: 6 at 28>?; 12 at 30y9. We quote : L?VSBPOOL CLASSIFICATION. Ordinary to good ordinary.28X?-9X Low middling.80 @3U>? Middling.81 @ By New York classification we quote : Middling, .31X082 SBA ISLAND COTTON.-There hive been no arrivals of this quality of the fibre since our last report. The inquiry for this article has been fairly sustained, but the reducing stocks, united to Borne firmness on thepsit of fiwteM, has somewhat lessened transac? tions. We note sales of about 190 bags ol tea islands and Floridas for the week, say 6 sea island at 90; of Floridas, 1 at 60; 1 at 66; 10 at 66; 61 at 60. We quote common Floridas at 50@60c, medium at co? 70c ft lb. Bea islands may be quoted at C5@75c for medium and 80c?M V lb for fine. BICK.-The demand for this grain bas been steady, and pilots for much, of the week showed no impor? tant variation, but yesterday dosed firmer, balee about 600 tierces of olean Carol ina, say 40 tierces at 1%; ICO at 7J?; 5 at 7%; 180 at Qc; 70 at Btfc ft lb. We qaoto common to fair clean Carolina at 7??<v7X; good8at8Xo V lb. NAVAL 6TOBES.-There have been received during the past week 969 bbls rosin, 460 bbls. spirits tur? pentine and 496 bbls of crude turpentine. The rosin was sold at 94 2604 60 fi bbl for pale. 93? 3 80 fl bbl for No 1, 92 17 fl bbl for low Ko 1, tl 86@l 90 f* bbl tor No 2 as to quality, and $180 V hbl tor No 3. Spirits turpentine was sold early in the week at 39c, but closed dull at 38c fi fi allon, leaving some stock on hand still unsold. Crude virgin turpentine was disposed of at t8 ft bbl; yellow dip at $2 60, and hard at #1 60 fi bbl. HAT -There have been received about 700 balee of North River qualities. We note sales of this description from the wharf, at tl 12 fl hundred. COHN.-The receipts of tbis grain have been I'm ited, say about 10,000 bushels from Baltimore. The demand for plantation purposes continued good, and with moderate supplies and firmer markets else? where tbis article hashed an upward tendency, and jobbing lots were selling atti 27@1 80 fl bushel, weight, baga included, for white Maryland, and tl 23 $1 bushel for yellow. F LO un-The market is well supplied with most qualities of Northern and Western brandi, and with free arrivals and good crop prospecte, prices have been in buyers' favor. We quote Northern and Western super at $6 25 fl bbl; extra at t6 60@7 fi bbl; family st t7 C0@fl 60 fi bbl, and extra family at 910? lt 60 fl bbl, Southern qualities are in light stock, and may be quoted at *8@3 60 fl bbl for su p?r; 29(99 60 fl bbl for extra, and til?ll 60 fl bbl for fan ily. i BACON.-This article has become firmer with an upWard tendency and some improvement in tte de? mand. We quote prime shoulders at 16)?c ft lb, and prime dear rib aides at 19>?C fl lb. Burran. -There is a moderate stock of prime Goshen. Prices are easier, and we quote prime at 40c fl lb. Western and other lower grades sell from 30@3?c. fi lb, as in quality. GALT -lhere have been no arrivals of thii article Store lots are held at 22@2 10 fi sack. IfTLiA BAOonto.-The market for this artiefti has'been quiet Gunny cloth 46X inches wide and 2)? ms to the yard, is nominal in the absence ot transactions. Dundee begging, 44 inches, IK tts. j for the yard, is held at 30@33c. Sea Wand bag ! ging, 46 inches wide, 2 lbs. for the yard, is held at 46C I ROPE.-Tho demand for rope is moderate and prices are somewhat nominal at quotations. We quote hemp at - cents qa ft. ; greenleaf at 10 cents, and jute at 8X<$8 cents fl pound, laos BAWDS AB? Tras for cotton, of the most ap j proved patterns, are offered on the market, et 7 I a8o fl ?j. TIMBEE AND LTJMBEB.-The market is now well supplied, and the article is dull. We quote timber for milling purposes i rom 95? 8. Shipping timber 910016; 4 4964 flooring heavy at 918@15 ft M. Bright lumber, good merchantable, from city mills, cut to sire, from 222 326 by the cargo. FmnSBTS.-To liverpool, by steam, nominal ; hy eau, %A on uplands, and %d oh sea islands, with but litte going forward. To Havre nomi? nal. Coastwise vessels are in demand-To New York by steam Xo on uplands, and lc. on sea islands, tl IB tierce on rico; by sall, %c fi Bj on .flotton; tl fi tierce ou rice; 40c ft bbl. on rosin? t8 fl M. on lumber ; 99@10 fi M. on timber. To Boston, by sail, >?@9-16G fi lb. on upland cotton. To Providence, 98 ^ M. on boards, %o fi lb on cotton. To Philadelphia, by steam, un? settled and nominal; by sail, 96*7 fi M. on boards; t9 on timber; t8 per ton on clay; and $3 60@4 on phosphates. To Baltimore, by steam, un citied and nominal. By sall, t6@7 fi M.. on boards-ts 60@4 fi ton on phosphate rock. Vessels are m demand by our merchants to take lumber freight? from Georgetown, 8. C. , Dsrien and Gwal? la Uiver, Geo., and Jacksonville, Fla., to North? ern i orts, sud 9H@12 fi M. are rates on lumber and boards. There fa some Inquiry 'for lumber ves? sels for the Weat Indies,, from the same points, and MO in gold ls offered. ' EXCHANGE.-Sterling Bills-The rate yesterday was 148^ for sixty day jaula. 'DOMBSTIO EXCHANGE,-The benin are purchasing sight checks on New York % discount; 6 days % discount, They are selling sight checks at ><. prem. GOLD.- The brokera' w*ro yesterday buying at 87, und selling at 89. .i? m .... ; .?<-u-i- ?i ? ?: ? Mnrhet* toy Tele grapa. . , PpBEISN MARKETS. .' LONDON, June 17-Noon.-Console 92 >?. Bonds steady at SOX. Sugarfirm. Afternoon.-Consols 92.X- Bond? 80%, Evening -The bullion in the iBank of England bM increased a half Million pounds. Consols Q2%. - OrleatoM^Md. L ? ?- . : Afternoon - Colton a. shade ?rmer ? uplands 194; Orleans 12%d. Evening.-Oottdn active Uplandu MXalaKd. Orleans 12^al2%<L Sales 16,000 balas. HATEE, June 17.-Cotton afloat lt. iO&c P ABM, June 17.-The buIJioa in th?Bank of France has decreased nearly niuo million fran as. Bourse steidy. il '* -?? DOMESTIC MABXBTS. Nsw Tong, June 17-Noon -?-Stocke firmer and unsettled; Money 7, but lenders holding for higher rates. Sterling ?X- Cotton firmer st 98Xe Tur? pentine drooping at 48o. Botin, steady. ? Evening.-Cotton firmer but less sc tl re. Solos 8000 bales at 88X- Flour active, shipping gradee fe shade firmer. Wheat in good demand, sad ls2o better. Corn heavy, la2c lower. Pork finner st 983. lAvtO. fifa?AJ3S38S& Whiskey: finis ai ?163. Bios dull st 818X? Turpentine 48A48X? Boam 92X*S. 3hts ?rwor. ' MoM^c|osed ^flfc^^^S^^L : 'Stocke' 'weak. mil ^settled. Governments stssdy. Southerns quiet. OiNcnra*n, June 17 -Whiskey fir?n:af Wc. ?Tess pork 933. Shoulden 14? al AX*- Woe* ?7Xal8^c. Lard lOXc; i e:d highes. Whiskey 1 BALTTMOSS, Jun*Yt.-Cofton fir?er at 33c. Floor end lower; White Mo; yellow 90c. Whiskey toar ce; Sittel99. ?Bisons ?nen*ged.u^ Wrutte?tOH, June IT.-Sptrlta tarnehfl?e 88. Hsttn steady, 9180a?. Crude-t^rpsanne ?1999* Ta*9S 9*. J he weather indicates r?ut; Wtofl whs t iiwm>'g!j. ii'^aujaiutii III 11 ? Bales '?00-150 titer close yesterday; low middlings 80J?5 receipts?7; exports 720. NEWOBXEANB, Jane 17_Middlings 32; Bales leo; receipts ?5?; experts 3460. Gold 37%. Sterling 51. York sight exchange % premlnm. Sugar lower common 9ol0 ; prime 13. Molasses steady-ferment? ing 3?062. Nash-vllle Cotton Market. NASHVILLE, Jane 14_COTTON.- Sew York and Liverpool markets quiet and Him to-day, as was also the case in our market, at advanced quotations as follows: We heard of a tew bales bt lug sold os high os 29c. Ordinary 25???20,^-; good ordinary 27a27>? ; low middling 28a28&. NASHVILLE COTTON STATEMENT, Stock on b ind beptember l, 1868.60 Received to-day. 61 Received previously., .61,007-51,068 Totol. 51,128 Shipped to-day. 00 Shipped previously.50,142-50,142 Stock on hand. 986 ?Viiu?uKiuu Market. WILMINGTON, June 10.-TURPENTINE-Sales to? day of 800 bbls at $2 65 for yellow dip. and 80 bbls ot $2 VU for yellow oip. and $1 60 for bard,fl 280 lbs. Brinn's TURPENTINE-Hos further declined with sates of 376 bbls at 38o for country, and 25 bbls at 88>?c V gallon for N Y paokoges. ROSIN-Soles of 337 bbls ot gi 80 for strained, de? livered; $2 76, S, 3 25a3 60 for No 1. ond S4 tor pole. TAB-160 bbls ctanged hands at $2 26 V bbl. Interior Cotton Markets. MONTGOMERY, June 15.-Montgomery nmket ot 27to 28.-. ? SELMA, June 14 -No sales. Few cottons offer? ing at 27'?c. for lew middlings. COLUMBUS, June 16-Middlings, 29>ic. Hold? ers ask more. Demand fair. Warehouse soles 126 boles. Receipts 10 bales. Shipments 129 bales. MACON, June 16.-The stock offering to-day wos very light. The market was firm-demand good. Pitees have advanced %c. on previous quotations, and we now quote middlings 29 cents. Receipts to? day, 2 boles; shipmen's. 35 boles; sales, 17 boles Stock on band. ?90 bales ri g : : g gili; ? S I s il li :: S few o? gl tc J* ?? ?2 ? : g Se? 3 B8S ? ? I ? i ? j? g S5 B ts 5 ? 9 e? 89 ? So sj a .og *>S i? ?g' if ft a* 3 ? o. : a . B: gs gggg g g gggg . ?Ks 9 ff eas* cr. 65 ' (-? i to gigi sS??a: ss pp : coK SSS: S??gfcsi Bi : S 1 I*?= ? : 3 "ii IS c2 n n et ii : k li ll il Ht iillllMllIl S? MHIg jg Jj-: ST"81: g'SS . 4P. . . o. >-<*?. io ?O jg: : : g: 88: gf |? ? ? ; wJS co ji ? JsS gj&j illillll : ; S SS ?? |3 ? ?2 S 5 S ? ?5 ts ?a-? If1 III i If! ?*oV?mfcl8# Jfft 13 H 1 NOTE.-We have deducted from New Orleans 38,?so balea ?tipian1 a, from Mobile 16,930 bales, from Savannah 8640 baga Sea leland and 2lf> bailes Up? land-and from Charleston 2523 bags Sea Toland and 232 bales Upland, the quantltte? received at those aorta from Mobile. Mortda, Texas and Savannah. l;oinpor?ftvo JMaperts ?g Uotton, firona >: eas kVsst as c&as?a^?a?v t tttASD.1 Liverpool........ Other Britta Ports,...... Total to Great Britain.. Havre.... ,v'.-il.*?V<*. ?.?<? Other french Fort*. Toto! to France.......... a\ ia tab' ta*' North of Baraya,,......?, '- Xet4dNorth of Barope.. >oath of Boreas/. .?..><.'. j Weat Indies, A? w, ., w, Total Foiei?nlrors?.... ? Boston Rhode IMsad^i*.ii..? ..' vmm ?.tg? fca ttertft^ Porta, ^ .fteWO ?tina Total. Balea. 8,7?o v.r. M *? ?? i?r-r*?r*5sjs r?ias^?A'ivi?' IOTPLAND. ..i. is ..1. WS .J jjili? ..? ?a tr sea S2.596 i2?^4?>t?o? _. Exports or ?icc. WI aval Store? anti Lim. ber from the Port of Charleston, from September 1 to Jane 10.1869. rOBTS. lio s ton. New York. Philadelphia. Baltimore. New Orleans. Mobile. Providence, BI... Other U. 8. Ports.. Total Coastwise Barcelona. Majorca k a Market West Indies. Halifax, NS. St Johns, N B. London. Bristol, Eng. Liverpool. Havre. Montevideo. Great Britain. Total Foreign. Grand Total. M. HTOHES. Tierce*. 1,761 13 678 2,065 0,655 207 103 ?JO 25,869 70 70 Barrels. 11,835 6.384 1,68) 2,869 22,111 2,716 256 12. i 83 8 447 23,602 25,9291 45,713 S toe its of Cotton In the Interior Towns not Included In the Receipts* TOWNS. 1869. Au RH H ta and Hamburg.June 6 Macon, Ooo.June 14 Columbus, Geo.,,c,.JuneU Montgomery, Ala.May 20 Selma, Ala.June 12 Memphis, Tenn.June 12 Nashville, Tenn.June 12 Total. Charleston Wholesale Prices. ABTIOXKB. BAGGING, fl yaru Dundee.^. 80 fi 45 Gunny Cloth. - fi - BALK ROPE, fi ft-Monilja. - fi - Western. . 8 @ 12? Ju e. 8?@ 9 COTTON, fi ?J Ordinary to Good Ordinary. 28?@ 29? Low Middling. 80 fi 80? Middling to Strict Middling. 81 fi - Good Middling. - ? - Sealsland. 60 0 1.00 COFFEE, fi lb-Bio. 90 fi 26 Laguayra . 2h fi - Javo.k. 35 fi 40 FERTILIZERS- | Carolina Fe-blizer, fl 2000lbs. .. 65.03 fi - Wando Fertilizer.160.00 (at - Double Refined Poudrette.?30.00 fi - Niles' Phosphate.... 63.00 fi - Peruvian Guano, fi 2240 lbs. 95.00 fi - Pacific Guana, fi 2000 fts. 65.00 fi - Phoenix Guano. 66.00 fi - Baugh's Phosphate, fi 2000lbs... 60.00 fi - Rhodes' Phosphate, fi 2000 lbs... 65.00 fi - Rhodes' Stand. Manure-$65time 57.50 fi - Orcbilla Guano-.$40 time 35 00 fi - Land Plaster. 24.50 fi - Mapea'Super Phosphate, fi 2000 lb 65.00 fi - Zell's Raw Bone Phosphate. 60.00 fi - Zell's Super Phosphate of Lime.. 60.00 fi - Woolston's Phosphate of Lime.... ?66.00 fi - Woolaton'e Vegetatir, fi 20C0 lbs 66.00 fi - Croasdale's Gen. super-Phos, net 60.00 ? - Bowers'Complete Manure.net... 60.00 fi - Bordy's Phospho Peruvian, cash. C8.00 fi - hardy's Pacific Guano, cash. 60.00 ?y - Patapsco Guano.,]65.00 fi - FLOUR, fi bbl-Super.. 6.26 fi - Northern and Western Extra. 6.60 fi 7.00 Baltimore Extra. - fi - Southern-Super. 8.00 fi 8.60 Extra. 9.00 fi 9.60 Family...IT.CO fill.60 GRAIN- Maryland Oats, fi bushel.; - fi - Western Oats, fi bushel.I - (g> - Corn, fi bushel.I - tts - HAY, fi cwt.-North River.| 1.12 fi - Eastern.i - fi - CUMBER, fi M. feet- I Clear White Pine, 1st quality.?50.00 ?66.00 White Pine, good run.138.00 ?40.00 Yellow Pine. 20.00 ?25.00 Boards, fl M. feet-Bough.13.00 ?15.00 Grooved and Tongued_ 28.00 ?32.00 MOLASSES. <j$ gallon-Cuba.| 46 fi 47 Muscovado. 48 fi 66 Sugar House. 60 fi 1.00 New Orleans. - fi - NA VAL STORES, ft bbl-Tar.... - fi - Pitch.'.. - fi - Botin, Pale. 4.26 fi 4.60 Rosin, No. 1.1 3.00 fi 8.60 Ko sin, No. 2. 1.85 fi 1.90 BoBin, No. 8. 1.80 fi - Spirits Terpentine, fl RS ll ci. 88 fi - OJ ?um. fl tb. 16 ti? - PAILS-American, 4fi20d, ? keg..| 5.60 fi 7.00 POWDER-Dupont's, F.F.F. g.... 6.70 fi - Dupont's, F.F.F. 6.60 fi - Dupont's, Blasting. e.ao ia> _ PROVISIONS-fi ft- - Bacon, Hams, fi ft....... - fi - Bacon, Sides.I 19?fi - Bacon, Shoulders.....I 16?fi - Lard, in keg. Butter. Cheese., Potatoes, fl bbl. Onion?...........:... Apples. RICE-Carolina, fl ft. But India. SALT- Liverpool, coarse, fl sack. Liverpool, fine."... SUOAR, fl ft-BAW. Porto Bico. Musco var". 30 fi 45 16 fi 80 - fi - - fi - 7 fi 8 - fi - 2.00 fi 2.10 - fi - - fi - 13?? 14 - fi - Consignees ncr Sooth Carolina Matlroad Jane 17. 196 bale? Cotton, 116 bale? Domestics, 1 car Iron, 148 sack? Corn, 1 car Stock. To Ballroad Agent, N E Bailroad Agent, Clagborn, Herring ft Co, Walker, Evans St Cogswell, F D 0 Kracke, Goldsmith St Bon, Stenhouse ?Co, WW Smith, J D Aiken & Co, W G Whilden. G Foll?n, Hopkins, McPherson St Co. Pel zer. Rodgers Ac Co, Kirkpatrick it Witto, J M aroha ll, and Frost ft Ad ger. Passengers.. Per steamship Maryland, for Baltimore -Master Horbach. L M. Bowen, Mrs Watts, M Graff, and 20 in steerage. forint Meros. ??ort o? Citadles to ri. June 18. ? POET GA\I^Ba>rT>JkJSU. : il rm is cor TUE MOON. . . iiJuIuH Last Quarter, 2d, 3 hours,! minute, morning. New Moon, 9th, 10 hours, 49 minutes, evening, first Quarter. 16th, 9 hours, 0 minutes, evening. Fuji (Moon. 2jd, B hourn. 19 minutes, morning. . lliMonday.... 15ITuesday.... ^'Wednesday. niThursday... 18|Friday... ;. 191 Saturday.... 20 ?un<Sov..... rt .atm annes. | SST?. ?..62 4..153 4,.63 4.. ?8 4..?9 4..58 MOON HIGH WATS*. il.. 6" ll..47 Morn. 13..37 1.. 2 I..?? fl.. W Trw Mom. 12..1* 1..16 2..19 IM 7...7 fa 8. 7.. 8 7.. 8 7.. 8 kt Behr Ann S Deas, troto Watt Point MUL 65 ?erees Bio?. To O T Lowndes. Cleared Yesterday. Steamship Mu^ land, Johnson, Baltimore-Courtenay k Trenholm. . --- Steamship Prometheus, Gray, Philadelphia-Jao ft Theo Getty. j Balled Yesterday. Steamship Prometheus, Gray. Philadelphia. Steamship Maryland, Johnson, Baltimore; Jarosa? this Port? Bohr Myrover. Brown, New York, Jun? 15. ?BT OP HH1PP1NM In th* Port of Charleston, Jane 17. vzstaxs tntoan 100 TOWS, -AM? ?TBAMBAS OOASTHVO W1TBJK <BX ?TAY? jnojcrrBO. STEAMSHIPS, James Adger, 1066 tons. T J Jackwood, at A daer's wharves, for New York, loading-Jame? Adger ?Co. SHIPS. B 0 Winthrop, 946 ton?, Stewart, at Atlantic wharf, for liverpool, loading-Patterson ft Stock. Richard III, 980 ton?, Wood, at Boyce ft Co's whorl, for a? Eastern Port, loading-Streot Bros 'ft CO. : :?; i. ;;.. ..: ?.:." ;:;.: . :<:?/.: . BABES, Marla (Br),' 600 ton?, Webster, ft Central Wharves, for ?# wcastle Eng, loading-J ft T o pity. Anedt?ll (Br), - tous, lup?lD,at Veh?ii?ig's wharf, for a Port in Gmt : BrUaio. ioadiqg-*R More ft CO. eric . ir., . Belan t-ande, 663 tom. Wood eldo, at Bennett's wharf, for the Bio da la Plata, loading-street Brother? ft Oo. T WfSf 4 ?Wv Sicilian, - ton?; Percival, ls tn? Etroam, for Port Boyal, S O, ready-Master. BRIGS. Clifton (Bi), - tons. Williams,** Boyce ft Co's wharf, nada uverpool, discharging-Raveoel ft Co, , BiafitO?KERB. Lion (Br), 111 ton?, McLeltan, a* Brown ft Co*? wharf, .vmmmm^mtkwttiita^wBiaau. ia B NfBswkh^BOO,{^?j^^tS^y^f Wh*rf' la&T uv VUHHKI?S UP, VLB ? BED AND SAILED FOB i BIS POET. FOREIGN L1VEBPOOI.. Tlio Hannah Lixzie, Ferguson, cleared.May M Tho Minnie, Robertson, sailed.May 13 DOMESTIC saszon. Brig Americns, Band, np.Jone 9 Behr Frank Palmer, Latham, cleared.May 31 BO XPOBT, MP. Brig Monica, McCobb, saled*.Jone 6 t??W XOBK Scbr Clara W Elwell. Childs, cleared.Jane 12 Sehr Grace Ot i ton. Otis, cleared.June 12 Sehr Margaret A- 1 ucy, Crosby, cleared.June 8 Scbr T D Wilder, Heather, cleared.Jone 9 Behr Lilly, Hoghes, cleared.June 6 Behr M E Taber, Aldrich, cleared.June 6 Behr Rockingham. Nicberson, cleared.June 9 Fcbr 8 H Cady. Wood, np.June 10 Behr 0"B Groves, Wea vea, up.June 10 PHILADELPHIA. Brig Josie A Devereux, Clark, cleared.June 6 BAXTrMOBI. Behr Hfailob, Hubbard, up.June 10 Pugg, <&\)tm\ als, (Etc. SOUTHERN TONIC FOR THE WEAK FOR THE PALE FOR THE SICKLY FOR THE AGED FOR FEMALES FOR SERING USE esr NO HUTT nc ms EQUAL TU THEM^ THE CELEBRATED SUMTER BITTERS, made of PURE LIQUOR, HERBS AND ROOTS, sc well known in Pharmacy : PERUVIAN BARK, CHAMOMILE FLOW? ERS, SNAKE ROOT, CHERRY BARK, GINGER, And such other HERBS AND ROOTS as will in ul) cases assist Digestion, promote the secretions of the system in the natural channels, and give TONE AND VIGOR TO THE YOUNO AND OLD. MALE AND FEMALE AU Use It AV it tH Wonderful Succ?s BRINGS COLOR TU T II If. PALE WHITS LIP BLOOM AND BEAUTY TO THE THIN FACE AND CARE-WORN COUNTENANCE. CURE3 FEVER AND CRE? ATES APPETITE. TRY THEM. USE NO OTHER, A Bk for 8UMTEB BIIIERS. Sold by Druggist! Bud Grocers. AS"See that our signature is over the cork of each bottle. BOWIE Ai MOISE. POPBIHTOBS AND WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS, MaylS Charleston. 8. 0. rp o BAKERS. J UBI RECEIVED AND FOR SALE WHOLESALE AND REI AIL : CARBONATE OF AMMONIA rsiMB HOPS CREAM OF TARTAR H. BAER, Druggist, No. 181 MEETING-STREET. March? R OSADAL.IS Purifies the Blood. For Bole by Oruggtsis Kverywberc. July 38 uso ls? S?tes. MARVIN'S PATENT Alum & Dry Plaster FIRE PROOF SAFES Are moat desirable for quality, finish and price. - MARVIN'S SPHERICAL BURGLAR SAFES Cannot be Sledged i Cannot be Wedged ! Cannot belyriiiedl BANK VAULTS, VAULT DOORS? . y EXPRESS box ss, FA?? I Vt. P LATE SAPES? ) OOMBIHATfON LOOK? Pk?Ase send for a catalogue to MARVB?ff ?L CO., . (oldest safe nianufaetnrewi) Waieliouses JJj And for ?telo by ot&r 9#*nts in ?m N?,* %Q& 'v B-ABT BAT, way.New Yorky Q F . P A N K N I N , CHEMIST AND APOTHECARY, No. 133 Meeting-street, CHARLESTON, 8. C, IMPORTER AND DEALER IN GERMAN, FRENCH, ENGLISH AMO BOUB8TIO ?BUGS, CHEMICALS AND PATENT MEDICINES^ PBEBOBIFTIONB I'BKI'AHED OARKFULXY AT ALL HOCKS OF TBE DAY AND HIGHT, BT BEQ?Uke GRADUATES IN PHARMACY. Upon (hi? branch of the bu nine te, the ? tinos: ? PERSONAL caro and attention is bestowed, aat? *?>ct PURITY of the MEDICINES Used in compounding is GUARANTEED. FRESH VICHY WATER, (HAI/TEM1VK.) ALSO, VICHY POWDERS, Ol Direct Importation. EACH BOTTLE OR PACKAGE BEARING THE GOVERNMENT STAMP. CONGRESS AND COLUMBIA* WATER, FRESH PROM TUB SPRINOSV AGENT FOB TBE CZLW8AUD ROCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRING . . t WATER, . : h is '.'J!r j .-.. (.- . A complete sasertmont ot SOAPS, PERFUMERIES. AND TOILET ARTICLES? COMBS, BR?8BB8, *W, AOBNT FOB GEO. TIEMANN & CKV r. Sm ". ' ' : ??? ?.. tri OV MSW TOMI, tilf. IJO : .:f. : % io :;-..*jrt,s cit'? MAKCrAC/DBHIW) Off j , H V RO? CAL AH?* B EST X Ia Xi'?>'- ! ! ' c'y ?.'!-'^O? vR?? ..'.'.'(.? t t j- r : ?; o . . r - ''? '-APPito^i ><rtt- " .ii!;-..xi v.u.:' oBiui t.'in w. i; ?ri^ffta ' !..>; ?i'C -IT?! catad ?o?i?: vj L.'on r.'or.?: ;,;.*?>;?/. wlT . ieoo-ii ?otoo tc???*