Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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THE DAILY NEWS. A Seaside si. eic ii. - Tb? tun t-tbke down . round red disc; ' And seen against lt, tapering thin flt elle ved of ?ll i be caree or liss.) The fishing-smacks eec; riding In. blow sinks ibo orb behind tbe bay. Or so, at least, lt seems to sink A thirsty chare:or, ahab I e a > ? s Slow stooping In tho sea to drink. And beating shoreward, sea-gray gulls Cootie sailing np the sound In flocks, Then clean their wluns and seek their holes, Atoll amid tbe rilled rocks. Tba soft winds play round poop and prow, Too weak tn climb the rocky clitT, Within whoso deepening shadow now Lie bulky barge and tiny skin*, i And ovor sll the sceno anon A denser darkness draws around, The village light? show ono by one, And nl?bt comes bulbing every sonni. [CAJiadcrs' Journal. Tn? Cttarlestun Money Jllatrket. TBUBSDAT, August QI, 1869. Ibero has been no material chango In the market atBDO tho laet report. Moaoy ie tight, and lhere Arno been few transactions dui lng the week, and tbs prices given below are mei cly nominal, souiaxiiN SANK niue. Current Ratos Sank or Camden.70 @00 Baak of Charleston.88 (?00 Bink orcheeter.13 @00 Bank of Georgetown.10 ?00 Bank of Hamburg.8 WOO Bank or Nowberry.83 @00 Bank of South Carolina.-.16 @00 Baak of Btato of S Carolina, prior to 1861.40 <g00 Bank of Stateof H. Carolina,after 1st Jan.. m 1861.16 ?00 Oommercial Bank. Columbia.'4 fi?)0U Kichango Bank, Columbia.16 @00 Farmers' and Exobanwe Bank, Charleston.OU OOO Merchant's Bank.Chcraw.19 ?co Feoplo's Rank, Charleston.,.93 (SOO Wanter's Baak of Fairfield.7 (?10 Flan te rn' and Mechanics' Hank,Charleston 0, (4 00 ?Jc-utbwcite.ru Ballroad Bank, Charleston, .(old).75 ?sog coathwostern Ballroad Bank, Obarloaton, 8 uleTi'<^'? j Charleston...fl QM Bal?n Baak, Charleston.~..1*9 (91t) Oliy of Charleston Changs BUTs.07 OOO State S. Carolina Treasury Motes.97 OOO BONDS, ST ocas AND* cou ro NC Oily of Columbia Bonds.....68 ??00 Oily of Columbia Coupons.76 <&0U South Carolina Ballroad and Bank Stock (wholo shares).46X346X Routh Carolina Ballroad (half shares).20fig20X 8. 0. Railroad Six Per Cent, Bonus.73 @00 h. 0. B. R. Seven Fer Cent. B'ds.81 (882 B. 0. Ballroad Certificate of Indebtedness .90 (d 00 /City of Charleston Six Per Ct. 8tock(dull).69 (360 City of Charleston FIro Loan Bonds.77 (gOO State or Bouth Carolina Bonds (old).08 @00 State of South Carolina Bonds (new issue. of January 1, 1867).66 @00 bUto cf bouth Carolina bonds (issued for Bank of the State bUls).63 (300 State of l'voulu Carolina Stock.SS (BOO Bute of Boulb CarolinaConpons(taodable)70 ?SOO PeopTe'SNational Bank Stock".112 Q00 First National Bank Stock.......112 (800. tnion Bank gtocS,,.ts @00 Creon yule, and Columbia Railroad Btato ?MtrnteMboptto...-,.,,;..,......"-...to r?oo Greenville and Columbia 1st Mortgage Bonds.88 (800 Northeastern B. R. 1st Mortgage Bonds.83 (ci00 Northeastern B.B, 1st Coupons (post duo).70 (800 Bortherwtorra railroad Htock (capital).%8 (800 Bortbbaslern Railroad Stock (pref (ired I. ..$33 goo Northeastern R:ll. Gerti Acates ol Indobted nee*. .';v.-... ; ;.67 (goo Cbcraw and Darlington 1st mort, bonds..82 (800 ?3har|>ston OasCcrnipany Stock......22 ?00 ?karieston City Railway Stock.:. ....64 QCO Char frfljcTj. Wining and Manuu< turing mmbaMy'B T*h osphate Works.00 @ Co Charlest?n 'and Savannah Railroad Bonds (State u?aran tee)..60 000 Savannah and Charleston B.R. Stock. ... 22 @00 City or Savannah Bonds.92 @00 City or Savannah Coupons (duo previous to 1st-June, 1866)....97 *@00 Oliy of Savannah Coupons (duo after 1st June, 1866). 97 @C0 City of Memphis bonds, endorsed by M. Ai C Railroad.88 @00 Memphis and Charleston Railroad Stoe2t.SH @00 Memphis and Charleston nallroad Bond t,.90 (800 Memphis and Charlestons. B. Coupons. .93 @00 XxpoTta from tn? JsOtn to tbe 3iat An? past, Inclusive. rou E ION. LIVERPOOL-Per British bark Minnic-1000 bbls Spirits Turpentine, 1798 bbls Rosin. PALMA, MA JORO A-Per aobr Wnnaia-11,820 fctt Lumber, 123,916 feet Timber. Ill . DOHZRIO. BOSTON-Per brin U H McQUvery-226 tons Phos? phate, 20 OOO leet Lumber... .Fer sehr Sall?te 5 866 bbls Naval Stores. 9 bags Fen Island . ol ton, 3 balea alosa, 22 tons Metal, and 6 Parkeecs. PROVIDENCE-Per sehr Stampede-107,000 feet Re sawed Lumber, I i.OOo (oct Timber. ? NEW YORK-1er steamship Mau hat tan - ii pack ?gos Sundries, I .Plano, 78 bales Upland Cotton, 0 baas /-ea leland Cotton, 9 casea Mdse. 48 ba'es Dc me ni I op, 276 bbls Hosin, 8 tierces Rice, 168 empty B?rrela, 10 hhda Copper, Ate, OS balea Waste. 60 casks Clay, 46 empty Cai boj B, 68 bags Finders....Fer steamship Minnotonka-34 bales Uplttud Cotton, 4 baas Bea Island Cotton, 08 balea Varna and Domestics, 148 bbls Bodo, 30 casks Clay, u psciagis t-uodries... .Per steamship Champion-4 bags Sea Island Cotton, t47 bales Upland Cotton, 141 tierces Rico, 91 bales Domes? tics. 46 bags Finders, 127 bbls Rosin, 26 casks Clay, 10 crate? Fruit, 263 packages Sundries ... Per sehr N W Brui ;h-160,000 iect Lumber, 488 bbls Naval Stores, 34 bhds Molasses, 1 Piano, 6 oases Mdse. 200 kegs Powder. PHILADELPHIA-Per steamship J W Brennan-60 balea Cotton. 46 h.lea Tarn snd Domestics, 1 bale Wool, 628 bbls Naval Moren, 17 tons Phos? phate Book, and 141 packages S un (trie.Far ?ctr B h Hawkins-410 tons Phosphate Rock. 8AT1MORE-?er steamship Sea Gull-114 tierces Bice. 88 balea Cotton, 10 bliss Rags, 143 bbls " ? ***??<?? -"?PHM?? ?aa spss SMlMnmu. aau.UMM.?..u-.. ._... ... '_.-._ tic?, 8 bolos Loather, 41,000 feel Flooring Boards, JO pkgs Sundries..:.*Fer steamship falcon-192 tierces Rice, 07 bulee Cotton, 100 casks Clay, 32 bales"Domestics; 44 bbls Botin. 37 balee Ra :r, 309 packages Fruit, 32 bale? Hides and Leather, 20,600 feet Flooring Hoards, and Sundries..., For achr Francisco-}6Q tuns Phosphates, TUB SOUTH. Tbe- Agricu.1 taral * and Tl asl ne ss Pros? pect. Thal va" u?b)e section of the North A rr. er I can Con? tinent known ea the Southern and Southwestern States of the United Statea la gradually arising from the effect . of a aeries of change? to which few peoples have over been subjected. Many comoon allies, less favored by nature and with a popula? Bon of lesa f-ree and determination, wonls have taken genepraUooa to recover from the c ru rhine ?? tector the event* through which they "have pasted and are passing. . With Immense natural re source i, and a determination not to remain pros Irate, they b?-c been applj lng themselvna s>i .??? *-Sr? -??.. . ?yr sm?i> iuuuauira aa promised a fair reward, and avariDg ^-capacity to grow articles demanded lor the comfort'Btid'ntceaa tie* of the World tbe roeuhs'of their work have found good ? marketa and paying prices, and each y ?jr since the close of the war ba* witnessed a steady Improvement In material pro frost wbtrever good manafemedt Uta Veen ex* blbited. The oh a ne es 'through which those BUtsa bave passed, Mke tbe action of all great revolutions, have g ope with, m thiess step over raany good, but weak and helpless individ?ale, but fte strong In, vrfaV j and ann have com?' through with their power fm> mcnsely lmprovi d to meet ide struggles bf Ufe. These increased., pow er s of body and mind trw now - being devoted lo the r?cup?ration of the conn try, and a st ead y progress and a great fatuto may be an? ticipated, The leading prodncllona cf this region, cotun, tobacco, ?te,, are in achve request by the out ?Ids world, and Ibo great staple cotton, which ia of | prime importance, is assuming a groa tor financial ?aloe tbaavbaa heretofore been supposed it could at? tain, tod tba' experience o' year? ia s'.owiy con vine, lng the world that lui tba growth ol this article no other country potseasee the advantages of chace South? ern Stater. These changes, which it .na* supposed would nearly prevent tba growth of tba leading pro? ducts, b A va only so lar' 1 ja ?vu cd their amount aa to compel (he world topsy enhanoed pricea,and tba post' ?Jon ofc Ibo grower, which for many years was ons Of subordination to tbe manufacturer, has become slro.ig, and tho fritnre now promisee bim wealth and prosperity. Ibis alteration ls Cat to the l3:eis!na/ of the "Aoirrtcm rr*p, cuy from 6,000,000 to 3,600,000 balea, and which dene'ency the world has not been able lo rap. ply, e rating prices tb ad vance two or three fol j ; and st, notwithstanding the remunerativo rates, the power of Increasing the crop will be Hm i tel for some time, the chances are thai, with political attain m disturbed,' tho planter will receive parin j pt I ce s for all he can raise for a number of yean. ; Th la s tato of things, tl continue J, should lift the Sooth tn speedy prosperity, and canse all branches Of her Ind o strv s The coitrrh^year, Jual closed, has b*en a sa lil fact o? y aw? to th? punters. Priesa have ruled well op, and . , T ri H ;[ V jp. . D /i J. -a * ' . V -'y .?ja 'Oft Ci f.'-'- ?? ' flttyflptfl middlings, which opon od In September, 1868, at 38o, foll rapidly to Ho during that month, and did not deacond to low again daring the year, speedily rose to 23a24c, and remained about tl ose ligures fror s* rue time, and in January last improved to 25c, and ?<. u after lo37a28 and 28a39, and which rates contlnueu io June, wbeu they sdvanced to 30*33, and remained at about these figuro* to the close of the commercial year. Wherever . seasons bavo boen fair, and good mi uag'ara.'n t existed,' tho planter has been' getting In a sound financial position, and tbo cffocla produced by tbta ciuse, and some improvement in the labor, promises, wltb favorable weather, to ahow a more l.-nportant increase in the crop now coming lo maturity than any RTOWU since tho war; and ?hile tho crop of J685-60 was 2,161,043 talos, 1860-417 at 1.851,068, 1807-68 at 3.460,000 tales. 1868-00 at 9,360,000 bales, the present growth, with favorable weather, will almost certainly roach 9.800,000, and may, under usually good con? ditions, go up to 3,000,000. Even with thia last re? sult, good prices, wo think, may be looked for, aa the world is bare of a supply, and m'ddlings will not descend bel w 35 eta , at which rates the American arop will be worth near $900,000,000-a sum truly enormous for ono produet, and which must soon load to great prosperity hi this section. Up to tbls period the general prospect for a good cotton crop ls excellent, and while rust and ahedding begina to at? tract attention, and has done serious damage in some parts of South Carolina and Georgia, it ha* not cover? ed up to this time, surface sufficient to lessen very materially tho grawin] crop. Great changes may, howovor, yet occur which may reduce ice yield to 3,600,000 bale? or less. The lood crops of this rochon tor tte year havo yielded well in some grain?, while others have been quite doflclent. The wheat harvest of th? past win tet was generally satlsfsotory, but In consequence ol tho Very dry summer, tb? corn crop in some dis? tricts will be very abort; but the larger portion of tbe H >uth will, perhaps, socaire food products enough to carry them through without purchasing heavily. The manufacturing and mechanical capaci? ty of this Bsctton ate coming into prominent not loo, and the number of mill? engsged lu the manufacture of cotton goods are already a valuable Interest it ar 13.000 bales of yarns and domestios having [fessed through Ibis city for Northern ports during bu pist twelve months. Tho publia sro coming to he conclusion that tbo South on*ttra unsurpassed '&"?nofis^ coUon j*" iramtnent, and the determination to puah forward ll material pursuits that promise success was never nater. TOE CROPS IN Borrrn CA.UOLI.NA. I h the upper section of tho State the crops were dam gad by tho late spring, aud cotton was tn many places iltraabed up and corn substituted ; but in the middle .ntl lower sections a better'stand wai secured, snd ar -t tavorab'e weither afterwards occurring, the uporal appearanoe of tbe cotton o rap baa bcon ro? ri ark ably good, until lately, when serious complaints lavo been made in some, districts of'damage from nit and shedding;bm With good weather from this ut w?loo'* for u'do.:idcd lnoreaie lu tba growth of be sute, and lt ls probablo ihit lrom 300,000 to 15,000 bales may be reached, against about 180,000 alps thc jcar before. I , . . THB .agA/JttAjrn CB,OPS? This valuable quality of the slapl'i, which is grown, a tjiegroiteet p>rfectioa OJ the sea islands or thia itatc, has been subjected, for two years past, to the I SK Inactive action of thc cate rpi Var, and a largo por? t?n of this ctop in both seasons was consumed by bl* insect, end planters were, in cons?quence, at? oo st boneless of securing a favorable year. During he present summer the weather has bsen exactly of kind to prevent tho deve'opmsntof thia enc ny to he plain, and tho crop has progressed In the most atiafactory way, tbe growth perhaps never looking ?tier. The. caterpillar bas, however, appeared at umcroua points, sod bas. In some cases, done s> loue damage, but hss nit showi. generally a disposi? on to aproad, and the pla it ern are- stilt hopeful of n escape from a general visit The crop lor tho aet year bas been as follows: BSA ISLAND COTTON STATEMENT. iecaipta at Charleston........hale*..7371 ?s? received-(rom Florida direct and vi a S . vana sh.3634 trop of South Carolin*. 4747 tcceived at Savannah..;.10,283 ?saree-lved-tram florida.3724 ?ess received-from Florida in transita for Charleston and counted at the latter.1I00-4B3? Irop of Georgia. 645G 1ecolpta cf Floridas-at Ch aries i ou. 9634 leceiplsofFloridas-at Savannah, .3724' sported from Fernandina, Ac, to Hew York...... 600 tropo! l'lond?. 0718 Total crop of sea islands and Florida?.10,051 The prospect is that the coming crop will show a ugo increase la these, figures, TBE BIOS' OliOP. i The cultivation ol Ihm valuable grain, olwajB so TI portant a product of the State, and where lt attain d ita highest qualities, is gradually recuperating, nd ibo rico flcHs wbich were.- rendered a unfit for . ciilUvaiion hy tho d cet ruction f banks,' trunks .and other machinery ao aeeoary to the oultrvatloo of thia plant, re being restored to their former order, iand what ia ow needed to at once place thia cultivation up to its ld standard ls a batter supply of capital andsmore teadylabor. These results are approaching, and rill be attained ere long, and the crops of carolina nd Georgia, whioh were about 86,000 tc?, in 1867-68, inproved lo 05.COO tes. In lHf-d0, and will prob bly reach 66,000 to 70,000 bi 1MM0, " BJOE STATEMENT. koorta from Charleston- Tev. ~T S-?^?? MHI, >. ". ? To .w..^,-.. .it...,..TO Coastwise'........... 29.430 Clly, ?oeal and taterio; costume Hon.....,,. MOO Exported from Georgetown, B. 0.. to Hew Tom;..". , ;;'; tock on hand September 1,1969. 33.609 Growth of South Carolina. 36,t exporte from Eavannah Coastwise........13.753 City conmaiptlon..'.8,890 Block on band. 681 16,778 j hi pm tn ts from other ports of Geor? gia. J.300 ?stimatod crop cf Georgia.... 17 973 Tota', crop of Carolina and Georgia for 1868-60. THE CO BN OBOP. . Thlavalnahle graba, ao Important to the sub?is-'I lenee or thc State, has been unfortunately largely curtailed hy the.very dry rammer, and considerable pnrcbaias will he neeeaaary for muon of the year; bat with good pris?e for most et the staple products of the State,.it is to . bo hoped that supplies will ba obtained without much inconvenience. ' THE rii?flrnATF-s 1 he invaluable depoaifTof thia land fertilizer, to fortunately locate 1 on the seaboard ol thia State, are daily developing in value, and their richness and importance are steadily inereaalng. Ibo brade thowe alarga growth, and the exports for the year have b*en near 30,000 tons, among which were several thousands to Great Britain, against 4,000 the yeir before. Several large fertilizlne establishments have comme need business in thia city during thia season, th fir products being largely composed of these phos? phites, and the manures prepared by them ara se? curing a high ropntailon and sra giving general satisfaction. This bu-iuosi will Increase rapidly, and pr om lacs to be of leading importance, giving* employment to .labor and slipping, and being of a description <9? which the demand is almost un? limited. NAVAL STORES AND LTJStBEB. ' . Tho dide in tho articles undt - thia bead ahow a steady Increase, sn 1 with some improvements and cheapening in thc mode of hauling, this branch of I commeren'Bbould Jacreato throo or four fold. -Tba , pineries ofthe State afford a flee field for enterprise, and tb? ti mo cannot be distant when-the rapid px ?ian sllou of ?J. or lb ?V w~>d ? wfU se^aU t he product s of the Bon th ern yin e .to in creas o largely In value, The exporta of naval stores for the , year hive beep about 70,000 barrels, agalast about 60,000 the year bs fore. Tho exports of lumber were near 30 OVO, 000 feet, ajialnst about 18,000,000 we previous year. . VEO ET ABLES ?ND fBTJlTS. Tnt climate and seil in the vicinity of thia etty, ; and along tie*. Bombi ni coast, ts Of such s raatuxea* to produce avarleAnd valuable yegeubl*growth,' which, united with I he central location of thu place and (be various railroad and steam Uno* mee Ung here, lat given tht* point a leading importan*? tn fJaa growing trade tn vof*tabita ?ad frulU rrora1 tba . . 1 ,. i ,i v ?.-. . .!'? .< Vii ?" ! . . ; ,.J<;? ifiKin'.ry?U'.i-i?^T I - Ot? Mt I .SU-'... .? .VJ ..> .T?*? tT rt.jt, , <-.1..-!?M- ."'?. i'i.Or*. j- ? South for (ho supply of tho Northern ellie?. There will bo much to ovorcomo lu Uti* branch of ?gai culturo before it can ba ^xactly on tho Jojting nec? essary to'mako- it a groit success, which lt ls oVs tined ultimately to be. Thcro aro many processes in the *>owth and putting up of these articles, and in their haadllog and transportation, which will be steadily improved upon, and we look upon thia das* of luduatry, aa of the highest impor? tance-the growing1 and wealthy' communities at tho North ahow'ng a purpose to buy largely and pay high for auch productions and \ arie ti ea aa gratify tho appetite and pleasethe fancy. While iho trade bas been Uwe during tho past season, the competition it had to meat was more than usually activo, and vegetable? and potatoes wore shipped from new poluta, and 3 greater quantities. The freight? from this placo to New York were siso com? plained of by grower?. At the commencement of tbo Beaton prices were good, but the great competi? tion soon reduced them. Green peas, which in the flrat of tbs season -old for $10, foll to fl 98 per erato. From April to June prices varied aa follows: Beans IS, fell to 91 SO. Potatoes t l, fell to $1 75. Cucum? bers ?7, loll (o 60c. Tomatoes $7, fell tot? Peaches ranged from $20 to $4 per erato. Some shipments of grapes were made, but no returns received. The following ia a statrmeht of the shipments of these articles during the aeaaon Jual cloted: . TO mew TOtuc April, packages.....3,120 May, turre]? and packages.7.001 June, barrels sod packaros.28,217 July, packages. ?,6/7 Tola].45,928 TO JALTIMOBB. April, packages..T.. 42S May, packages.8,812 June, packages. .4.708 July, packages.*. 090 Total.9,10S TO rninDiunu. April, packages. 85S May, packages. 919 Juno, packages.3,762 July, packages. 414 j Total.....6,340 1 KKCAIUIULATIOK. Total to New York.48,938 Total to Baltimore.t,10S Total to Philadelphia.0,240 By all rall to tbe North. 3.000 Grand to Ul.63.808 waTao?uTlM.ilb?to ?9vfr^/? t.M?tm from April 1 suNDRrra. There are other articles which enter into the oom* Bierce of the Slat?, among which aro tho ox poi ta ol faroa and domestics, whloh have amounted to some 18.000 kalos for the jeir; kaolin olay, for which there ls a ateady and increasing dematd for the manufac? ture of porcelain, soma 8,000 tierces of whloh have been exported, and other minot- articles. OIIABLB>TON Baa been moving np gradually but steadily alnce the :loso of the war, and although ovary advance ha* jcen with difflonlty, tho momentum forward baa 30?a steadily increasing, and notwithstanding the ?harp competition ?round which la carried on with t vigor formerly uukuown? ?v exe -liant position of this city, Uje well known integrity and, fair deaUog jf ber merchante, are surely gaining back tho exten ?ive buaineaa which she postessed before tho late ilslurbances. Her monlod faculties aro being In u-rased; her railroad and steamship lines are be? nn conducted with a determination to ne'eemmodate the public, eui the wharf-owners and cotton and rico factors havo lowered manv of their rates arti in mased tbo accommodations required fer tho trans? ie tt cn Of their aVOClttO ia. K vcr) thing Ind kite s a arge and profitable trade at thia point during the season now at band, and ahoald the agricultural prospect turn out as woll aa appearances would in Heale, we look for about tho following exports for tho butine? ? year now at hand : tattoo, upland?, 300,000 bales at $100 per bale.$30,000,000 "ottun, sea Islande. ?S.OI'O balea al$200 por bale. 3.000,000 Htco, 46,000 tierce?. .;.. 9,600.000 Phosphates, 30.000 tons. 800,000 Saval atoros, 76.000 barr?la. . 280.000 Lamber and timber, 20 000. OOo feet. 200, o co Domestics and yarna, 16.000 balea. 2,000.000 jun del ta.. l.UOO.OOO . ..Total.$?0,260,000 THU < IIAItLESTIIN BI tit K KT, XOB TBE WEBB BXPIKO TUESDAY, 1UOOHT, 31."] Cora? -for much of the period since, our last ?pott, tar from tho 20lh of August Inclusive the narket at Liverpool for luis art1 cte has hid a weak? ling tendency and ihe ralo?, wblch began at I3??d, leellncd to 13 Kd ; at New York during the same pe i od prices did not vary materially, commencing at loo, falling oft* to 31?.-, and stiffening to SAX and lac; while at thia point the sto.-k has been so lim ted thal the sales were unimportant apd quotations ?omewhat nominal, at about 32c sjt lb for middlings 1 ho operati ons at Liverpool and New York, for he period under review,'have been as follows: At he former, on Friday, August 30, the article was a ihade firmer. Eales 18,000 ba'.es, uplands IS?d; .te latter waa Kc bettor, closing qui it, eales 1TC0 ?ates at 35c. On Saturday, the 31st, the former waa t shade easier, sales 13,000 bales, uplands 13 "id; be Uti ter was qn'.et, sa'ca OOO bales St 35e. On Mon - lay, lbs 33d, the former waa quiet, eales io,ooo bal)*, uplands ,33{d; the latter waa unchanged, tales 400 bales at Wo On Tuesday, the 24th, the former was a shade easter, uplands I8*id; tale* 9.000 balts; the Utter waa withoqt' decided .'?binge, tales soo Vile? at S3c On WeoW Jey, tho 36tb, tba former ?18 tailer, up auds l3Sd, sales 8000 biles; Ibo latter was dull and Xa lowsr, sales OOO biles at Si*<c. On Ihurs ny, the aetb, the former was duU, uplands iss'd? ISJafd, sales 8000 bales; the latter waa steady, sales 1600 balee at 34 JV c.. On Friday, the 37th, the former was heavy, uplands lb.Sd, aales MOO balas; the lat ex Bra* steady, aales 3400 bales at 34 V- On Saturday, the 38th, the former waa dull, uplands 13J<da sales 6900 bales; the lader waa aahadofirmer at34X035C, ?al.*890 bate*. On Monday, the 30th, tho former waa easier, upland* 13,'id, ail?a 6000 bales; the latter was a abada firmer, sales 600 bale* at 8Sc. Yester? day the former waa quiet, upland a 13KJ. aal?* 6000 bale* ; the latter was finn at 85c The arrival s at this port from tba 30th to the 80th August inclusive have been 9 bag* of sea leland? and Floridt? and 811 bales''Of uplands, against no hags 01 ?ex Wanda anrl loo bates bl >,t.^?a (hn weem before, and no bags of asa Islands and 141 balta oi uplands for the same week last, year. Th?*.- sup wiun ut ron gi th? following BO ure ai, say of uplands .per: Bomb Carolina Railroad 807 bale?,; pet Northeastern Hall road 4 bales of sea Ulanda, one ' bag now crop from Wadmalaw, and one bag now | crop Florid* .:."%?: Tbs transaction* lo thl* market for th o week have beeps* follows: On Friday, August 30th; business in the sUple was I limited for want of stock, ont the moderato u-anaae, tionsindicated-imsarprovecoentof 'About ftdj *jt mi sale* 60 bala*, 8 of which were new cotton, at 89o. ?? Ht; ordinary to good ordlnsiy old cotton being quot? ed at 39080; low middling 31, and middling 83 ot*. ??. On Saturdaybusiness was toa great extent ant-| pended by tho reduced condition of the stock and theflrmnei* of sellers; the Iransaetlona were confin? ed to 2 bile's new Georgia middlings at 95>,'e. fi m: quotations were nominal, < On Monday the article waa quiet; eales 10 balea; quotations continued somewhat nommai, say ordi? nary to good ordinary 98*)80; low middling 31Q31KI mtddii-jg 83383X0 $3 !b On Tuesday the'demand-wa* light and pnces weak) sales 18 balea, of which 10 were new cotton; ' quotations being, any for ordinary to good ordinary 38080; low mMdllDg 81 ; middling 31c ??a ft. On Wednesday th* rms ll supply of the article and the dall condition Sf other marketa, obstructed bos', ne**, and tbs sale* were only 4 bales of nsw cotton; quotation* ware somewhat nominal, say ordinary to good ordinary 28080; low rrUdlmg 91," and mid? dling 82c ?it ib. . " ' On Thursday the op?rations were without Impor? tance,' sn 1 quotation*-' nomtD ally Unchanged ? On Friday there was a ll ?ht tnqtttry kt about pre? vious rates, tho transactions balng omall for want of ?tock; sales 19 balta; ordinary to good ordinary being quoted at 28080, low middling 91, and mid. diing Mo J ft. . Cm Faturday the trtuaactioni were, irght; aale* 10 bales at 30Kc; qaoUHOi? unaltered. 4 On Monday the bnsfaen continued u mi ted in, consequence of the absence of supplies; isales Bl bale*; qnotalloca being without change. *aylOrdi? nary to good ordinary 38030c, low m'ddlmg 91, and middling 32c * ft. yesterday Ihe market -waa quiet but A?a, pur? eba tera taking ?ll tbs United ?CU that Vf tr* offmd j -****'-'^..J ? . V'.-)tr<;s . ,i . I f .?iv .~ .?! ??!' ? ? *r%;i ?,'fv-if"/*i ?r?:A rfquy'. -. -*~s.? ?'y. J -, ) .. t. : ? -, v; ?a ,?* ??.-. \' w on. <e'X? t. \ . , , >'???: ftav/e.t . 1 - ? .-.-... ? . .; .ales 23 bales, say: 13 at 2 1 at 30.',' ; 1 at 90; lat 31>i ; 8 at 32; ordinary to good ordlnay being qnoted at 2t?<330c ; low mid diing 31o; mlddjMoR 820 f*. IB.' By New York classification wo q?dto middling 82KO. SKA bun) CorroM.-The crop ol tula article bss cootinuod to show a fivorable aspect with hot and dry weather; tho caterpillar making but little pro- [ gTCSP. Tho Bsxfcat been qulot, and, In ita prof? ent bare condition, hos not exhibited any features of | note. The new crop has commenced to make Its appearance, and ono ba? of new Floridas and ono of new 8outh Carolina aea islands have come to hsnd, sod, as the crop is maturing 'quickly under tko bot sun, we may look (or early receipts should prices offer inducements QuolsUona aro quite nominal-say common Floridas BOaSO; medium 6Oa70c fl lb. Sea islands may bo quoted at 6Sa76o for medium, and 80ci91 fl lb for fine. Bios.-Thc market la noxrly bire of this article, ami the transactions have been light at firm price?, sales since the 19lh Instant amounting to about 128 tierces of (lean Carolina Wo quote common to fair eleen Carol! nt at 8?iXc ; good Bf; 38J?C, Caroliua rough may be quoted at tl 6091 BJ for Interior, and 91 75T<v2 per bushel for seacoast MATAI. KTOBJW -The receipts, since th ? 20lh of I August, have been In fair supply ray about 3000 barrels, with a good Inquiry, at eteady pricoa lor' naost qualities. Sales of spirits ot turpentine have, taken place ft 37Xa38o fl gallon for Inferior and country packages, and 3RK for New York barrels. The trsnsaellons In rosin have been st t3at3 60 f* barrel for extra No 1; 93 25a92 75*# barrel for low to good No. 1; 92 fl barrel for dull and opaque; 91 76afl 85 si barrel for No. 2 lo extra No. a, and 91 70 fl barrel for No 3. Crude turpentine may be quoted ut 92 80 fi barrel for airain; 12 IO fl barrol for >eltow dtp, and tl 60 fi bar el tor bard BAT-Mic arrivals hajacrlj en abou. MO ba'os of North Uiver depcnpt'waaaewJ?ome 200 balen of this qualliy were sold from the wharl at 97c fl hundred. CORN-Tbe arrivals havo been moderato, viz: about 6000 busbola Irom Baltimore and limited lota by rall. With sllgoolng prices at threading markets the rates here have had an upwaxd tendency. The demand was limited. We quote jobbing lots of while Maryland at 91 3 >@l 40 fl bushel, weight, sacks in Cloded,apd 91 35? 137 for Tenneasce. A cargo of 6SC0 bushels of prime white Maryland, in bulk, was sold ai 91 31 TA bushel, weight. F ixion - 1 he m ai ko t js moderately supplied with W8"4oMVe''?rsi*horn and Western supor at ?7 23@7 60 fl barrel ; extra at IS V barrel, an 1 family at 98 60 @?a fi bimi. Southern descriptions are in good .upply, and super may be quo ind at 97 60 fi barrel; extra at 98(99860 fl barrel, and family'at 99@9l0.fl barrel. BACON-Ts lo moderate stork and prices tuvo hid a tendency to recele. Prime shoulden may be quoted at 17.H? 17 Afc. fl Tb.; prime clear rib sides st ai?21 .H c. fi rb Prime strips are held at JOJ?c ft Ut. * WaxaT.-Moderate snppltos or new Southern are courinT forrard, and wo quote prime while at ll 70?l 76 ?3 qusbei, and primo red at 91 10? ll 60. RUTTER.-There ia a fair slock of prime Gothen. Wo quote good to prime at ac?a 1 els. fi lb. Weat tm and oilier lower g-adOS sell from 20@30 ct?, fl tb, ss in quality. . SaxT.-There havo beon no arrivals. Store luis ire held at 9210 fl sark. IHDIA BAOOIXO -lhere have bvea considerable receipts of this article, and under free arrivals, prices are slightly easier. We note eales of Urge !otaat 2oo. fl yard. Wo quote jobbing lots at 26)4c fi yard cash and 27o oa time. Dundee bagging, 14 Inches, IS' los. for the yard, it held at 30@38c. aea Island bagging, i5 Inches wide, 2 Tba. for the yard, i held at 46c HOPE.-Tho demand for rope Is moderate, and prices aro somewhat nominal at quotations. We inote hemp al. - cents ft lb. ; grecnleaf at lu cent?, tod juto at fi.i&O cents '*A pound. IRON Bawnt aso TIES for cotton, of the moat ap? proved patterns, are offered on the market, at 7 i9c ft Tb, and 'sale? have taken place at these figures. TxUBXat Attn LUMUFJL - the market for Ibis arti? llo is drill. Wa quote timber for milling purposes Crom 95Q9. Shipping limber'910? 16; 4 4(36-4 floor? ing at 814?H. fl M. Bright lumber, Rood mer? chantable, frrrn .Cit/ nillir,.'cut, to Fire, from 920 924 ft M by lbt> cargo. FTiEiorrre -To Liverpool, by steam, nominal ; by tail, Kd on aplauda, ar d \d pn sea Islands. To Bavre, nominal, <.oajijviae> vc? tele are in demand-To New Stork by sb-aru Ho oh uplands, and ?io. on sea Islands, fl'SP* fl. tiofoo-'on r?cej Ly sall. fi Tb sn cotton; 9i fl tJerca on. ric*; 10c Ifi bbl. on rosin; 93 ? W-M?V bV TurnW j 99810 fi '.af, on timber. . TO bo?toh^^ fl ty. otr\ aplsnd oo&Qp. .> ProvlInne0, la f\ M. on beards, .He fl lb on cclton. To Philadelphia, by steam, un settled and nominal; by sail, tot? fl M. on boards; 19 on timber; 93 pfr ton on clay; and ?3 60?* on phosphates. To EalUtuore. by ?tuarn, un tetiled and nominal. By sall, 9C?7 fl M. on boards-93 60@4 fl ton on phosphate rock. Vessels ire tu demand by pur mercbshta lo take lamber frei ?h U iraca Oeorgeto wat, ' 6.' C.', narien and Batilr La RlvorVr??o.,? and Jseik?nvtne.^Fla.', 1? North ira ports, and 911? 12 4? M. are ratea on lumber and boards. KXCHANOE.-sEerling Bills-The rata) yeetjprdaj waa llliA" for sialry-i^ lbiU^.: (j J ! ' " Dovixirrio KxCnAHOE.- The banka are purchasing sight checks on New Fork at par ; 5 days off. They are selling sight checks at y, prom. . ^orjj,_Iae brokers were yesterday buying at I fofo^ggg^ '..[ flarfaeta toy. a-elegy***. g i FOREIGN jpABjcrra. ?j ,, LOUDON, August 31-NOon.-Consols 98J?. Bonds Bin. Tallow 40i Od. eager buoyant at 39s 9dal0s. Ijvrnr-OOL, 'August 81 - Noon.-Cotton dull, ny lands 13 H'l; Crieana 13*4*al8j?d; sales wont ex? ceed 4000 biles. Afternoon.-Sales ara row estimated at 6000 bales. Yaroo and fabrica dall and nominal. There have been heavy arrivals of cotton In the past few day?. Bombay sh 1pm ants sin co the last report are 14,000 baler. Bed Weetara wheat 9a SdaO?T Floor Ste 6d. Evening. - Cotton doll; - quotation 1 .the aaane; sales 8000 balee, of willoh 8000 bales were for ?pecu? lation andexpoit Bed Wanera ?beat 9s CJ. Na? val atores dolL r^AjmroaT, August 81 -Bonds flat at cBH?88H w- -? at_ HMM, Rentes 71? 60. Dpafsarzo MABBXTS. NEW YoBJt, August Ol-Noon.-Stocks unset? tled. Honey easy at talc. Alerting, long 9 jj; short1 10. Gold 83K> Cotton firm asd quiet at 85c. Turpentine si >??i2c. Botin Oral, strained 9340. Evening_Cotton quiet and steady; sa ss 600 bale? stase Flour active; sut erfl.no 98 8616 20; common to fair extra Southern IC SOiG 80. Wheat more ac rive, winter red. Western 91 Mal 60; illinois 91 48 al CO; while Southern tl COal TO. Com closed dall and 2o lower; Western mixed 91 leal 18 H. Pork finner at $82 lOaSi 60. Lard lOtfaSOo Whiskey doll, 9117*1'18. nice steady, ingar fairly active. Turpentine 42o. n,osin 92 80J8, Honey easy. ster? ling heavy, 9>ia9>?. t locks closed s Iron g. Gold vory quiet at 33 K- 'ii'? 2?j?\ Southerns hoavy, liAi-TtMoni:, August 81.-Cotton dull and nomi? nal at 3 l)i c.- Flour quiet and etea ly. Wheat finn or, prime to cholea red 9116al 66; good .91 80s 1 33. Corn firmer, wbite 91 1 eal 18; yelhwaapl 18a 193. Ryodail. Oats firmer, prime eac. Provisions firm. WnfskeydttnsttriB CnfomKATt, August 31_W biak ey unsettled, 91 16 asked, tl 10 offered, Frayerions dall. Hess pork 933. bhouldereloo. Sides I8X0. Lord 19H?. hT. Louis, August 31. - Whiskey dull ft 15. Provisions quiet Me ? s pork 934 bhouMeis, dry .ailed UaU'ic Bacon aidas oleir lOH 'd. I f \ U\ 1 August . 81. - Spirft/- t?rperitlae: 38?c. Rosin quiet at 91 ?0sl 76. I'C^de Wpea. steady at 93 50 8 Tar ateady at tl 40. . Weather olear.. Thermometer 78.' The heatteeV rata, ol tte summer foll last nlfih', ?nd continntd' moat %f Uv? night' * AuousTA, Auguat 81 -Cotton,'market firm, with'' a good d catani) sales 68 bales; middlings ai ,'ro; re? ceipts 6ffT>iUI]?i?jl"oh'haua' 131 UTesV ' "*r7,"~" BATfKiUB. August ?l.-Beoeipt0?20bale*; exports 878 balea; stock light, .with a good inquiry ; mid dllngsj 92 denis. - Tot il' rabeipta* rot tire year 1 uplands 851,973 blues ; .se? IVAAdt 10,340 .bag? ; exraorUtjp Gxaat^Brinila 128,9(2 baaVji.of uplands, raOAbagacf sea labrad t; to Pr noa,' apUodi 80,96* bales,> sea' ?land? 908; b??>; ntn?* far??*?>H*, tardamasl/.BB?h/?lav, ?ai lilac da 9 bags'. Stock up-, lands )M bales, sa? islands 189 bigs. Exports of uplands to 'qMstarite porta TW.96) bales te? ?ilat??t 6174 bigs. ,'. . . ?N, [i r< , rn Moirttjoaoax, Aaguat ?.-The axaottnt ofcolion ? :?t: ' , ?.?.; - i -it tji;.. -.. i- .. ?,<?*' ul rs i ? : : > . >..>:.? ' ; \<?-Jt rV * illMl * ;' i%fri?1 ?.V' ^ .' ''' ." ., -, ioi?? 1 /,'. am itu.: >? foiit^.n? n received in thia <-lry from September I, 1668, to 8ep terabor 1. 1809. is 44,468 bales. Tho ?tock now on bud ls 18? Doles. UOBILX, Augii?; 31.-The arunal cotton state? ment ?ho?6 receipts lor tho rut year of 23,621 bales; ci, ort' *oGreat Britain 187,484 bates; to Franco 10, 133 bale?! to other foreign ports 9537 bales; to tbe United Statis portB 84,194 bales; total oxports for the jcar.247,848 bales. Stock on hand and on ship? board not clei>edl0O4 bales. A vc rogo weight por bile 49062-100; axe apo price per balo ?122 88-100; average price por ?nund 24 31-1 OP. Actual Taine o? exports ol colton to Europo .2,L'49,149 30. Nothing dono to-day; cotton nominally unchanged. NEW ORLEANS, August 31.-Cotton sales 164 bales; middlings nominal at 31o; receipts 257 biles. Oold 33J?. Sterling 43>?. New York sight exchange J<c piemtum._ Wilmington .Market. WILMINGTON, Angnst 30.-Tunp.wttlNE- Only 40 bbls lecelvod, wblch changed bauds at $3 ior virgin, and 82 BO for yellow dip ft 280 lbs. e'FiBir* TunrKNTiwx-M ari ot steady. Sales of 122 bbls al 38 jjc ft gallon. Rosin-Sales of only 148 bbls at 84 for No. 1. No other transactions reported. BInrrsay. Kerri? di t o.'? Naval Store? ClrcuUr. NRW YORK, Angnst 28 - JrURI TuBPENTrtrx The heavy receipts In Ibo early part or tho week proved to tra largely In excess ol the wants of the trade, and prices gave why lal Kc. with sales of 000 bbls at tljf>4ts merchantable. 42>{c shipping, 100 N. Y. bbls at 30Ko naked, and 1000 gallons in *lus at 49c, clo'lnK quiet and rainer firm at tbeso prices. Roolpto 1985 bbls. Exports 116 bbls. HOBIN-We have had quito un acttve ' usines* in all crades, and ibe lalo receipts of common have been placed fer export on basis i f f 2 SS tor common strained tn yard, nt wbicb tba market elMsi fl rm, with au improved tendency Pale meeta ready salo at (6a6, but tho mitket la bare ol extra grades, ibo sales amount to 24 000 bbls, ot which COOO are No 1 palo, at ri 3Pa2 38 for low common tooooit strained; ?2 40a3for No 2. 1338*4 73 for No 1, on . *0i0 for palo. Receipts 13 109 bbls. t-xporlsST/GO TAB,-Ia in-small dcm vol, bnt at slightly imprcW ed prices. Sales are 325 bbls. 24a36 gall?os, al %'? 65 a275; 50prov bbls 83; 50 Wilmington thin ii 75 freo ot bond. Receipts 1509, Exports 160. Charleston Wholesale t*rlccs. AUTIOLEI. u AI I Nc. ? yara Duna eu. Mt nt 45 Gunny cloth. 36 ?s 37 BALE ROPE, fl lb-Manilla. - S - Wea torn.,tlt flijfc V" vJl'iViV, ft lb- -. Ordinary taUood Ordinary. ta 30 Low Middling.*. "81 g - Middling to bUlct Middling. 31 XS 3'IW Good Middling. -??Se _ Sea Island. {0 fy J.DO COFFEE. V lb-?lo...' VU & 26 Laguayra .'.| itt - .tava... 35 'o 10 FVRTILIXER.S- i Carolina Fe tilizor, ft 2000 lbs... |(U.0l fy - Wando Fertilizer.?CC.00 ?s - Double Rofl nod Pondrctte.|30.00 fy _ Niles' Phosphat?. 63.00 fy _ Peruvian Guano, ft 2340. lbs. ....195.00 ts - Pad flo Guana, fl 2000 lbs.165.00 s/g _ Phoenix Guano..155.00 & _ Baugh's Phosphate, ft 2000lbs:..160.00 a - Rhodes' Phosphate, ft 3000 lbs...?05.00 fy - Rhodes' Bland. Manure-765 time 57.50 & - Orchlll* Guano-..840 time 35 00 fy ? - Land Plaster. 34.60 ? Mapea'SupcrPhosphate,ft 2000 tb SC,00 U - Zeil'* Baw Bone Phosphate. 60.00 fy - Zell'a Super Phosphate of Lime., [co.00 fy - Woolston'* Phosphate of Lime..- .MIS.09 fy - Wool?ton's Vegetal)r, fl 30C0 lbs165.fx @ - Cro*sd*le's Geni Super-Pnos, nei 60.00 (?a _ Bowers' Completo Manure, net... 00.00 fy _. Saltly'* Phospbo Peruvian, cash. C6.03 y - tardy'* Pacific G urmo, cash.-. 60.00 w - Patapeco Guano.105.00 fy - E. Frank Co-'s Phosphate..|0&.OO fy - FLOUR, fl bbl-Super. 7.26 fy 7.C0 Northern and Western Extra. 7.76 fy 8.00 Baltimore Extra... - fy - Southern-Soper. 7.25 fy 7.60 Extra...-.. 8.00 fy 8.60 Family. 0.10 fyll.QO GIIAIN- Maryland Oats, fVSkjpliel. ; - fy - Western Oat?, fl bushel...TTi....I - ?a - Oom, fl bushel. 1.34 fe* 1.40 il AY. fl cwt-North River...I Vt fy - Eastern.I - fy - I.UUVBB. V M. leei- I Clear White Pine. 1st quality.'60.00 fit bs.an White Pine, good run. 38.00 ?340.00 Yellow Pine.',. 20.00 ?24.00 Hoard?, fl M. feet-Bough.-.:.... 14.00 (316.00 Grooved and Tongued_ 28.00 033.00 ' VOLASSES, fl gallon-Cuba.| 46 @ 47 Mnacovado. 48 fy 66 Hagar HouBC.. 60 fy 1.00 New Orleans...,.,. - ca - ?VJ VAL STORES, fl bbl-Tar.... - fy - Pitch..;.....,.... - 5 - Rosin, Pale...-. - fy - Rosin, No. 1...12.76 fy 3.*o Rosin, No. 3.i 1.76 fy 1.80 Rosin, No. 3.1 1.70 fy - SnirltB Turpentine, f? callc-i.....I 37,4'<( 3fi}? OJ?UUI. *> io....I 16 aa - y MLS- American, 4<S20d, fl keg..| G.60 fy 7.00 POWDER-Dupont's, F.F.F. g.... 6.70 fy - Dupont'*, F.F.F. 6.60 & - Dupont'*, Rusting. 4.25 @ - PROVISIO?VS-ft lb- - Bacon, Hams/ fl lb. - fy - Bacon, Sides..;. 21 fy 21 <? Bacon. Shoulders....... . '7.V? 17?? Bacon, Strips....'. 21 fy - > Lard, in keg. 22 fy 33 Butter.20 O 40 Cheese.-..,. 16 fy 80 Potatoes, fl bbl....'.. -fr? ontons. - fy - -Apple*. - fy - SICE-Carolina, fl lb. H fy 8Jf _ ?aat India.. - fy - SALT- Liverpool, coarse, fl sack.. 2.60 fy - Liverpool, fine. - fy - SVOAR, fl lb-Haw. _ ?a _ Porto nico. 18X<a 14 Muscovado . iaj?<a 13 m ? II i III ?M i ll I lis .1 V ?!i!> ? JR gt g; ii ?l-SSe ?Si ss.i tomparaUve Kxport* br cotton, from' thf Port ol Ottartfitnn, XX POUTED TO Bale*. Ll verpool....... Other British Ports:.. . . rc . i Xotal to Great Britain... flavre..........''..... Other french Port*. To tn lt o France.. North of EuTODe.'.. fi toM ?North of Europe. h-otitn. of Europe..;. Weat Indi**, Ac;.. I Total Foreign Ports.,... "-?ton....;. ...... rfladelptiU. _ ?U mo rt) and Nor ilk Other.United Slate* Ports. J i Total to Coastwise Port?. Grand Total.....vt.vs 4,033 T.-, 4.023 UPLAND. . Boles. 49,769 40,7t9 662 4,023 36 3*3t30 8 817 7,840 652 3,404 62,845 0,822 3488 103,688 11,254 19,174 109 1.42,885 i?.a?<> Stocka or C4?^n',l? tit* ?ntVrlor Town* not liuladed la ?Jae K*?l?rl|rt*. ? ? TOW HS. ):ixLg4*ia andBarnhura.., August 38 OoUrnLta, deo............... ,.bagust 20 MoeSrnTeVr, AJs.Aoguat SO I Msnuilis, Tenn ,. . ,,*..,'........ Aug asl 37 ^Wk?l 'Temi.....August tl I ' L i 1 . JOUl,?,,\,??,i??????tt|Mt??M??? i.:!.; Jill ?? .?iv-- ? -- ? . ??'. . 8: fe: EE Si ft! IIP : sr? o IM i H f?B->> > i? lilli gilli a??? ?. vt unas Rrj ? ? 8 : g I 811: ?Sa85; Sf . S? : w cae! I M '? J" ; 6 JJtMMilMMlL ts se ; IM s 8 JJjl: 18888. "lg S?: ?8 H?: SSs Se: : i ?JS?: ?? ?L; j?. 3 o, S S si 888: lijgSSii SM 8: 81551? g g .O O l?s ri? .o Co I B u il 9*8 il ** 2Lj{ 3.? fl" ns sit ?Jo o lil S ?j i : S? : : jH jsJij j I Bj ?gj ?rs -:-S!_g,S:..: : g: S?: g? ap ; 9 : Lt ?So?! f 3j??a |M I ?O CT?. i i 3 g co g "8 g li g g - - a? ?g.? 00 CT K S CT If! ff? ? .TO ill 8 fi 3 B-i .Si1 2 ?\ I al si; p en ; . JJ ; UH ^ o ca <r> . o H HOT E.-Wo bave deducted from New Orleant 44 MS balta Upland, from Mobile, 15,630 balee, from Savannah 3TS4 baga Sea Island and 210 balea Up land-and from Charleston 2624 baca Sea Taland and 232 bales Upland, the quantities received st tbore norts from Mobile. Florlds, Texas and Savannah. Kiporli or tt ice. Naval M tor ea and Li'am. ocr from tlie Port of Charleston, trots* September 1 to A xtgaat 31. 186B ronTB. Boston. New Torie. Philadelphia. Ballimore. New Orleans . Mobil.-. Providence, RI... Other O. 8. Ports.. Total Coastwise Barcelona. Majorca ft a Market West Indies. Halifax, NS. St Johns, N H.....* London. Bristol, Eng. Liverpool. Havre. Montevideo... Oreit Britain. BICE. Tierces. Total Foreign., fi rand Total.. 1,701 16.420 2,40] 8.314 207 403 .... OJ'J 20,439 ?. STORES Barrel?. 14,110 9.84? 4,492 3,763 70 31,710 2.710 'iib aloes 20,095 12,809 ".8,839 20,5101 70,549 LUMUKU. Feet. 891,125 6.818.196 2,607.380 2,511,669 2,104,665 617,118 15.2C9.943 340,000 294,015 1,423,734 666 417 2,716,066 17.985.009 Passengers. Per steamship Champion, from New York-Miss O M Henry, M*tor T H Allison. Master H Baynes, A Bflvester and wife. Hiss Hary Encolbarti, Hrs E P Durand, Mles Julia Durand, It White, J Biley. B Wy? man aod wife, JZurkrmin, W Heado. Bose Kelly. E E Thurber, S Howe, H L Smith, H J Oannon, G F Lincoln, J K Jtllson, O Arlie k, Mrs Brown, 8 Ban? dall and wife, W Ackerman and wife, Mrs U Secken? dorf! and child, A T McMillan, L F Benson. Ure A. H Bmlih and throe children, J Waterhouse, J Morri? son. Mlts A Allison. Mus ? Allison. Hiss H Allison. Miss FJlen Allison, J A Lie and wife, r 1 upper and wife. F Von Scbaack and wtfo. F Tafte, B Tags, T B Gregg. O rchoOeld, B Hum uer, O Fawna. A Flnclsir. T Wullara, EE Bedford. D blank, G Harefield. T Singleton,'J 8pencer, O Hume. R Neleon, L Hann, Elisabeth Hull, Addle Hull, and Hlaa Baker. forint VtiM^ Port of Ohrarleatoxa, Bept'r 1. JPOTtYl" CJ-A-LiKtS UAK. rna KB or TBS ai OOM. New Moon, 6th, 13 hours, 46 minutes, moraine. First Quarter. 121b, ? hour? 8 minute?, evening. Fnll Moon, 20th. 8 boura, 21 minutes, evenint. Lait Quarter, 28tb. a hours, 2 minutes, evening. ano a ax FT. ena. noon nra Ea. H10H waria. 89 alonoa;.... SltTneaday,,,. . TiWedneaday. 4fSaturaay... 6 Suuday..... 6..34 8..35 6..86 5..37 ?..aa 0..88 e. .20 C..24 6..23 6..92 8..? 6. .10 ll..44 Horn. Moro. 1..28 o.M Seta. 1.. 8 2.. 8 8. .28 4..28 5..26 7..14 Arriaren yesterday. . [ Steamship Champion, Lockwood, New York-lef t Saturday. PM Mdae. To James Adger A Co. J E Adfff r ft Co, G W Aimar, X Apple, J D Aiken & Co. J Ackerman, Adams, Damon ar Co. 0 D Ahrens ft Co, II Bischoff* Co, A Bischoff, pc Brown, KV Brown, 0 O Brshe, Dr H Baer, 0 Bstt A Co, J Darry, W H Bird ft Co, B Bates ft Cd, T M Britton, Bollmaun Dros, Brown ft Hyer, J U Boceob, W B Corwin at Co, Crane, BoytatouA Co. Cameron, llarkley ft Co. n A A P Caldwell, chisolm Broa, Chapeau A Heffron, W H cbafco A Co, Mc Luff Cohen, JOH Clauasen, J w Denny, J Gregoile, Douglas* A Miller. U H? Dr-ke. Howie A Moue. H A Due, F Dauer. J B Duval A 1 on W P DowUng, R L David, J U Elton A Bro, D F Fleming A Co, J 8 Fairly A Oj, B h'cldmann A Co, J FejtfMonjForeythe. McComb A Co, IL* ala At co, u Gliddon, Furcbgott Bros, A ii Goodwin A Co, Good, rich, Wlnemsn A Oo,.W Gurney, J Oorhsm. J 'loud, kop, 7 E Greg;, H Gerdts A Co, Hoi'kl s. McPher? son A Co, Hunt Oros. Holme*' Book Store, Holmen A Ca'der, AG Hontey, J Hurbamp ft Po, r rt A Co, J H Bulen, O E Huger, I Haunt', T U Honey A Co. J K Heath. N A Hunt, A Illing, J.gords A Co, Jen? nings, Tbomlloaon A . o, Johnston, (Mews A Oo, 0 L Kornabron?, O Kerriton, itllnck, Wickenberg A Co, Flnsmin ft Unwell, H K'alte A oo, L Lorentz G Lrgcrman, Kr eto A- chapman, A Langer, E J Lew lib, A B LeavliL Lieut < oi Lylotd, lt Lawleta, M Levi. I aurer A Alexander, D Lopes ft ion Lena M-M *'.,,-.w 11 LoD?'' u ?*.?, ?5 Lliscbg?. Lieut O T LotbL Msniouo A co Mi?? E Maguire. Uowry ft Co, Mc Loy & Rice; Muller. Nimila a!co. McffiHI Wt arl on. J X McLean, al a rah all A Borg', J uoij, WM.ayck. J H Murray, J G MilDor A Co, W Mat thieaaon. M A Mehrten?. I. Mann, 8 B Martihall, lt Mure A Co. R Marco. Moran ft Peters Nacl mtnn ft Oo. wlfeMff^Ttl'^^?* iPy'*'? Vjirtrj A Bon, B O'Neill, D O'Neill A ^on, Malmeti? Co-ope ra? ll re Aa'aoelarion, Paul. Welch A Brandet. W F Pad ??r??. 33?*UWyaJ PiS^nc- ' ***** Qulnby erOd. F Querello J Bells. W Bemol en ft oo, ?trauta S?!?5.*.?<^.8,Snhot,.* * Co? ? ?ir et tn er. W ABkrine, . soi teri. B Stenkan. i ?sjav W n.epberd, SbotlSr ?ita Expreis Co. L scboaU A co, a w Stcffont.' Cant O LilhmaJ, J E *,xn\?, W ja '%wnttrod. J B^Tarter ?Vo, F YorajBanten, W Q WhUden A po. Wagner 4 ?mjaea,J^Wtrth A to.M .Walch, OW WiUlama A Co. G a Waiter A ?oT? atlUacheo L WatskopLd B Wilson, Werner A Docker. Walker,' Evan, ft Cogs, wall. B White, W J Yatta, ?nd Btllread A^i" a4Srti?,?*b,t..M5r' *??.*?. C1??. KUkihera, Bab. ?Hand Finit' To A. banale. (Pravlouslj r ported at Quarantine ) il * .V v.. . Sallen kutaraay. :^BaS3aF-*' la>-'i . ifdi ^ft>) Sallied for thia Port. Behr Dexter Washburnc, Munro, f. om Rockport, Me, August 33. TIC nu. . . rt-tat. Thu sobr CarrlM H Webb nowland, cleared at New York on tho 38th August tor Georgetown, H O. The sehr W Oilliim, MnhaffVv, cloarcd at New York on tbc 38'h August for Georgetown, B C. 1,1 VT OK VKMHKhb UP. CLEA RED AND HAILED FOR i TNM Pf ht sf O R E I O IS LiTmrooL. The Vinco, Halli lay, sailed.Joly IC british brig Courier, fcvans. ?ailed.July 9 The flomborsund. Nielson, up.Angust? fl a? D o si i: n io anare H Bark D II Walker. Peltluglll, up.August 31 Anns K alovcr. lim, up.August lu Sehr Ida lle'.la. Fisher np. .August 30 IMX'XPonT, MP. Sehr De i te r Was hbu rue, Munro, sailed... August 32 Haw rena Behr Nancy smith. Boyd, up.August IC Bcbr J M lltohards, Irving, doored.August 2C 8ebr M; rover. Blown, up.August 37 PUILADF.LPIIIA. Bark BOW Dodgo. Munro, cleared.Augutt 3? BALTIMORE. Behr Vlrglaia Dare, Johnson, up.August 14 LIST OF sillfl'INB In the Port ot* Charleston, Anajnat 31. vxs-xi.? uND?n 100 TONS, AND BTF.AMEM COAST-TOO wrrniM THE STATE EXCEPTED. 8TEAMRBIFB. Champion, 1418 tons, Lockwood, at Adger'a wharf, for New York, tending-James Adger St Co. Saragossa, 778 tons, ltydcr, at VsDderborst's wharf, for New York, ready-Rave ntl & co. Falcon, 872 ions. Horne y, at Union wharf, for Balti? more, loading-Courtenay & Trenholm. Prometheus. Ml tons, Oray. at Atlantic wharf, for Philadelphia, loading-J At T Getty. BARRS. Minnlo iBr), 823 tons. Robertson, in the Stream, for Liverpool, ready-R Muro & Co. BRIGS. Bolla Dolores (?pan), toun, numil, in tbe Stream, from Milanais, watling-W P Ball. Bnaau E Voorheos. 399 tons. Fulford, in Ashley Blver, for Ne sr York, loading-BM?J h Creigh? ton. Joele A DevercSUx, 425 lons. Clark, at Central wharf, from P o'ton, discharging-st Gol i uni tb At Bon. Merr.way, 330 tons, Downs, at Quarantine, for New York, ready-J A 1-axlow ti Co,, - vytVtfctiri-?j "HIP, IU Abdlcy River, for Boston, loading-Blsloy A; Creighton. Georgie 160 tons, swan at Marshalls wharf, from New York, discharging-RI ley A Creighton. Cyclone. - tons. FriBlilo. in thc Roads, lor Georce lown, 8 0, ready-Maxtor. BCBOONERS. N W Bm'tb, 296 tons. Tooker, at tv E Railroad wharf, for Now York, loidlDg-\V Roach k co. Emma D iluney, 164 ions. Milton, at I'nton wharf, from Jacksonville, Ha, to bo repaired-Il y Ba? ker at co. A M t lanagan, 270 tona. Collina In Ashley Rlvsr, for Pbl ad cl ph ta loadtnn-Il F Baker & Co. Mcnowa, 211 tons, D'.ssoaway, in Ashlsy Blver, for Kew York, loading-Risley it Creighton'. Wenonah, 90 tons, Mitchell, at Kerr's wbsrf, front Baltimore, dl?cbarging-T J Kerr & Co. LiUy. 412 tons Hughes, at Adger'a wharf, for Now York, loading-W Beach. Pryflijpcra?i?ls, Otf . KOO! K ? CU REA 8CBOFULA, DYSPEPSIA*- LIVER COMPLAINT.. NERVOUS DEBILITY, RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA, KIDNEY AFFECTIONS. ERUPTIONS OF TBE SKIN, AMD Ali, Obstinate or long etanding diseases of the BLOOD, LIVEB. URINARY ORGANS, NERVOUS SYSTEM, Atc. lt purities and earlobes tho Blood, eradicates ail Syphilitic or ?crolulouB 'titule. Restores the Liver and Kidneys lo a healths- a?n?-. -ia? aigMaoa. reg? ulates tho bowels, and invigorate the Nervous Sys- % km. m AW NOT A SECRET QUACK MEDICINE.-** FORMULA AROUND EACH BOTTLE. Recommended by tho best Physicians, eminent Divines, Edltois, Druggists, Merchants, atc. ?>? 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