The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, October 29, 1869, Image 7

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Croquet. Smooth as n billiard tuble spread tliclawn Frequented by tho curly-rising lark, Where dewy brilliants sparklcil lu tho dawn, And glow worms 111 their lanterns In the dark? But now astir with many an ratter group, Brisk "youth and etu," black coat and muslin blent, . , Wfging the rolling bell from hoop to hoop, Or taking light refreshments In tho tent; Till the soft Vesper star, soon after eight, Oavo warning 01 mother day'-^ decline, Aad scut us laughiuw through the garden gate To lobster salad anil Um: ueaded wine; O happr hour I when first I learnt the game And culled Matilda by her Christian name. [Punch. FINANCIAL AN I* COMMERCIAL. The Money Mitrkvt. Thuhbuay, October 28. The market remains without auy decided ?hange. Business is still depressed and the trans actions In securities exrcedlngly United. Dir ng the past week sales of People's National Ban* Steck were mado at 117 to lis, and the First Na tional Bank Stock Is quoted at nearly the same Jgure. Bank bills arc firm at the rates given be low. Money is loaned on tho street at 1 toi), V cent, per month on good collaterals. 600tiikkn bank sills. Current Bates. Bank of Camdcn. 60? Bank of Charleston. 86? Bank of Chester. 12? Bank of (leoructown. 18? Bank of Hamburg. 67? Bank of Ncwherry. 80? Buuk of South Carolina. 12? Bank of State of South Curollna, prior to 1801. 30? Bank of State or South Carolina, after January 1,1801. lift Commercial Bunk, Columbia. 036? Bxchangc Bank, Columbia. 20? Farmers' and Exchange Bank, Charleston.? Merchants'Bank, Cbcraw. 12? People's Bank, Charleston. 88? bo Planum' Bank or Fairflcld. 07? Planters' and Mechanics' Bauk, ' Char lesion. 86? 80 Ssnthwcstcrn Railroad Bank, Charleston (old). 700 73 Southwestern Railroad Bank, Charleston (new). 70? Btato Bank, Charleston. 08? Vnlon Bank, Charleston. OS? BRy,or Charleston Change Hills. sr>? State or 8. Carolina Treasury Notes. 85? bonds, stocks and courONS. ?Nty of Columbia Bonds. 68? ?Ht/ or Columbia Coupons. 07? SoHth Carolina Railroad aud Bank Block (whole shares). 40? Seeth CarolUia Railroad (hair shares) 11? Senth Carolina Railroad SLx PcrCcut Bonds. 70? Senth Curollna Railroad Seven Per Cent. Bonds. 80? Senth Carolina Railroad Ccrtlllcaie of Indebtedness. 95? 4Mty of Charleston Six Per Cent. Stock. 67 60? Oity of Charleston Pire Loan Bonds.. 70? (Mate or Sonth Carolina Bonds (old). 70? State or South Carolina Bonds (new Issue or January 1, 1807). 08? State ersonth carol i s a Bonds (Issued for Bank or the state id Us). 67? mate South Carolina Ilonds (Issued for the conversion or securities)... 63? State or South Carolina Slock. 66? Stoic or South Carolina Coupons (fundablc).? People's National Bank Slock.117 eo?U8 oo Firm National Bank Stock.110 00? Wnlou Bank Stock. 7 00? ?reenviiic and Columbia RaHroad State guaranteed Bonda. ?0? ?reenville and Columbia First Mort gage Bands. 70? Northeastern Railroad First Mort gage Bonds. 76? Serthcastcrn Railroad Plrst Coupons (past dec).1. 60? Borthcastern Railroad Stock(capltal) S sa? Northeastern Railroad Stock (pre ferred.3* 00? Northeastern Railroad Certificate of Indebtedness.'. 60? (nkeraw and Darlington First Mort gage Bonds. 76? Charleston Cas Company Slock. 22? Charleston City Railway Stock (ex dividend. 62 60? tnharlcston Mining and Mai.ufactur ing Company's Phosphate Works ..? *3h*rlc*ton and Savannah Railroad Bona? tmat? guarantee). 62? Savannah and Cm?,irj|lml Railroad Stock. 2r>fs <Xty er Savannah Bonds. . sty or Savannah Coupons (due pre vious to June 1, 1866). 87? flty or Savannah Coupons (due atier June 1,1866.... 07? City or Memphis Bonds (endorsed by M. A C. Railroad. 8.r>? Memphis and Charleston it. R. stock n so? Memphis and Charleston R. 11. Bonds 86? Memphis and Cba'ton k. R. Coupons st)? Bxports of the Week. FOKKKlK. LmtBrooi^?Per British steamship Pioneer?32 hags sea island cotton, 2224 bales upland cotton. Port dk Franck (m*n)?Per brig a lirudshuw? 1M,70b feet pitch pine lumber, i0,buo latlis. d0ub8ti0. Nnw Youk -Per steamship James Adgcr?38 'bags sea island cotton, 1014 bales upland cotton, AO bales domestics, 138 tierces rice, 60 packages Hundries. .. .Per steamship Manhattan?06 bugs sea island cotton, looo bales upland cotton, so tierces rice, 82 bbls roaln, 20 bales domestics and yarns, and sundries.Per steamship Mlnneton ka?12 bags sea island and 1077 bales upland cot ton, 73 tierces rice, 8 bales yam, and sundries. Athbns, N Y?Per sehr Jesse S Clark?130,000 feet lumber. PniLAnm.rniA.?Per steamship J W F,vcnnan? 290 bales cotton, 68 bales yarn, 120 tes rice, 218 bbls rosin, 20 tus clay, 10 bales rags, 4 tea hams, 8' bbls terrapins and sundry packages.....Per rig c V Williams?460 tons phosphate..X.Por sehr T T Tasker?300 tons phosphate rock, 40,000 fsct timber. Baltimokb?Per stenmshlp Maryland?177 tes rice, 2(0 bales cotton, 44 bales domestics, 7 bales rags, 0 hales leatbor and hides, 14 casks clay, 20 -packages fruit, Ac. 'Wilmington, Dsi.?Per sehr Carrie Heyer?100 tons phosphate rocs. , Brunswick, Oa.?Per brig SuhIc B Siroub?Rail Toad iron. The Charleston Market. for tbe wkkk XKniXO tui'iihuav, oct. ?3, 1800. l'un Caors A?i> Recsiits.?Tho harvest weath er still, exhibited remarkably ravornblc fealnros for the period under review, and the staplo has been taken from the fields in good condition; Hie - quality of the receipts bave been consoqueutly excellent, liis supplies coming forward to this market having never displayed a higher average. . The Intelligence from a large section of country report that the crop has been mostly picked, aad gives reason to rear that the ultimate result of the growth may noi reach the figures that somo have anticipated. The supplies coining to tho ports continue to indicate guod receipts, nnd ths amount arrived at the principal Southern sea ports, up to the latest dates, were as rollowa: 1S00. 18R8. New Orleans, October 27.138,008 131,244 Mobile, 'October 27_,.47,400 88,011 Savnnnnb, October 27.os,.i03 * 68,647 Charleston, October 27.M,i:i0 28,341 Texas, October23;.ib,&07 10,823 Thk Cotton Markst.?Ths' operations in this staple lias exhibited much steadiness during the week, nnd prices have been sustained at most points. In the"English markst quotations ruled during the week ul 13d, receded lo Il?,?"?l2d, Ht New York at 20.'?c, and nt this port nt Site y lb for middlings: In tho Southern ports the demand jtas been generally good, nnd stock?, notwith standing the full receipts, have not accumulated to any Important extent, showing the confidence 'of operators In the present position or prices. ' The movements or the article at Liverpool nnd " New York have been as follows : On Friday, Oc tober '12, the fennel' closed dull, uplands I2d, sales 30,000 bales; the l.yticr was heavy and lower at a0,\,c, sales 2S00 hales. On Saturday Ihc ronncr ira? steady at I2d, fnlcs ?wo bales; ihe lulter wus a shade re. 1er itt 290, sales L'lOO hairs. On Monday the former was unchanged, uplands 12d, sales 12,000 hales; tho latter was (inner, closing quiet at SO.Vfc, soles 2825 bales. On Tuesday the formor was steady, uplands 12d, silica l'J.Oto bales; the - latter was without decided change, uplands 20,', c, sales l sou bales. On Wednesday'tho former was .somewhat active at ll?<al2d, sales 12,000bale*; theiatter was firm at 2CJ<c, sales 2200 bales.' Yes terday the former was firm, uplands ll'in'.-'d, sales 12,000 bnles; the latter was quiet at 20.'j.c. Tho st<. it of the ftmplo In sight at tho latest dalcs'was as follows: v . ' 1860. 1RC8. Stock In Liverpool. 434,000 4os,uoe Afloat from India. iso.ooo 275,000 . Afloat from America. 33,000 22,000 Stock In London. 66,440 82,77e Afloat for London. 140,000 130,000 stock In Havre...'... 86,070 .43,814 Afloat for Havre. 41,912 67.360 stock in Bremen. 6,396 n,s2o Afloat for Iireroon. 4,786 Stock In United States ports.... 1C0.933 isi.oso ' stock fb the Interior towns. 34,618 36,006 Total".'..*... 1.206,896 1,240,280 Deficiency in visible supply... 60,884 ,- stock of cnton held ' by Manchester spinners at the mills, now eo.ooo boles: same tinte 18*8, )80, 600 vales. Middling uplands bow 1l%??H Uicn lid. The arrivals at thla port for the week have tee a 3S9 bags of uca islands and .dertrfus, and 10,r>32 bales of uplands, against 449 bags of sea islands and Floridas, and 8620 baleo of uplands the week before, aad 234 bags or sea Islands and Floridas and 670i? bales or uplands for the same week last year. These supplies have cetac from the folio* - In g sources, say: Of uplaads, per Booth Carolina Itallroad, 8945 bales; per Northeastern Railroad 1148; .Savannah Railroad 18; Georgetown, 8. C, 3119; Ucauforll); Santcc 77; Edlsto 3; Florida 1. Of sea ntlands: From James' Island 40; Christ Charoh 31; Beaufort 33; Northeastern Railroad ll;Chls olnt's Mill 11; John's Island 3; St. Andrew's*; Kdlnto 140; Savannah 20; Florida 81. Tbe transactions and prices prevailing in this market for the week have been as follows: On Friday, October 22d, the article was depress ed nnd prices s,w,'?c fl lb lower; sales 350 bales; ordinary to good ordinary being quoted at 2njj& 24'i; low middling 24?i; middling 25, and strict middling 26'iu fl lb. On Saturday the market opened with a rair In quiry, prices showing an easier tendency, bat transactions closed somewhat active at steady rates; sales oso bales; ordinary to good ordinary being quoted at 23XQ24X; low middling 24v; middling 26, and Strict middling 25Xo fl HY On Monday there was a good dsiaand, stock light and prices flrsa; sales 450 bales; quotations unaltered. On Tuesday the artisle was stiff and In good demand; sales 86* bales; ordinary to good ordi nary being quoted at 23X6)24 low middling !?>>'; middling 26, and stritt tnlddllug 2&X* 11 lb. On Wednesday the article was In moderate de mand at unchanged rales; sales 400 bales. Yesterday tho market was quite Irregular, and In some cases X@>?'c lower, the receding prioc showing more decidedly in the lower qualities; the sales were about 6C0 bales, say : 0 at ?3?<; 27 at 24; 37 at 24 M ; 32 at 24;,' ; 114 at 24X; 82 at 24 x ; 09 nt 24?; ; 102 at 26; 20 at 26X; 63 at 35'?C We quote somewhat nominally, and It took a high grade to bring oar qnotatlons for middlings. LIVKIirOOI. classification. Ordinary to good ordinary.23X?34?* Low middling.24>i&24\ Middling.26 di strict middling.25 lit?? s ii a Island Cotton.?This quality of tho Mbrc has con tinned to arrive freely, and the receipts have been 387 bags or all kinds, against 440 the week before, and 234 for the same weok last year. The inquiry has been almost cnll.cly coudncd lo ths tiner qualities of the article, which have been In fair request, while tbe lower grades have been neglected, and If sold, generally were at ratos made lo suit tho purchaser. There has been rattier more movement ill Florida descriptions, and among tho transactions, which amounted to about 160 bags, were ho mo 00 of this kind. We note the following sales or Floridas: Stiy 10 nl4Sc, s at 50c, 12 at ooc, 17 at 05c; or sen islands 17 at 80c, 2 at 65c, 10 at 70c, 12 at 78c, 4 at sue, 1 at 65c. We quote commua at 48@5Sc, medium &D@C5c, me dium lo line 65(!i)76c, fine fcoiggsr, ami upwurd ? lb. Ricil?Willi better receipts, say about 20,000 bushels of Carolina rough for the week, the offer lugs of clean have been more liberal, and forlorn have had to make some concessions to eitert sales. Wc nole sales or near 1200 tierces or Caro lina clean for the week, among which were 20 at 0 15-ioe, 40 at 7'.;e, so nt 7>,c, 05 at ',}ic, 140 at 7,Xc, 70 at 7 0-10C, 43 at 7>ic, 273 at 7*fc, 142 tit 77ic, 35 at 7 13-lOC, 00 at 8c, 20 at SJ.'c, 121 at ?MC, 27at8J,'c fl lb. Yesterday the market wus ac tive, but j&(?>.'?c lower, with sales of about 400 tierces of clear Carolina. Wo quote common to folr clean Carolttia at 7a7}ic, good ffi&IX?, com mon prime 7XC ft lb. Naval Storks.?Tito receipts have linen moder ate, amounting lo about D>00 barrels for the week. The limited supplies coming forward have rather restricted the business of purchasers, and the sales have hc<n only lo a moderate cxtcut. There were some operations In spin is at 43c ft gul ?>n. and In rosin at $2 75{$4 fl barrel for No. 1 to extra No. 1; va *qe?j ao fl barrel for low No. 1; Si sog>2 fl barrel for MovetoexuaM*. a, ant] $i 75 9 barrel for No. 3. Yesterday the following sales took place : 126 casks spirits turpentlue at 43c fl gallon; 33 barrels extra No. 1 rosin at $4; 20 bar rels No. 1 nt $3 25; 05 barrels extra No. 2 at (2; loo barrels No. 2 atx$l 80. Crude turpentine may be quoted at $t 60 p barrel for virgin, 92 00 for yeiiow dip, and $1 60 for hard. Hat?lias been In Ughtftceipt, and no transac tion? ?l note have taken "place. Corn.?The arrivals have been ample, amount ing to some 15,000 bushels for tho week. Wc note sales or Western mixed at $1 25 f; bushel, weight, bags included, and'Maryland yellow at $1 25 f* bushel, weight, bags Included. Jobbing lots oj prime white Marylaud are held at $1 33?1 40 fl bushel, wolght, sacks included. Flour.?The market is fully supplied, and deal ers present a good assortment or all qualities or this article. Tho market has been easier, and we qnoto Northern und Western super at $6 60 ft barrel; extra at $0 75@$7 fl barrel; family at $7 25oo$8 f? barrel, nnd extra family at |s 60?0 fl barrel. Seathern qualities are In moderate stock and may be quoted at $6 750$7 ft barrel for super; $7 25<&7 76 fl barrel for extra, and $80 $10 fl barrel for family to chslce ramlly grades. Bacon?Is In moderate slock, and prices during the week have been without important change. Wo quote prime shoulders at 17,XalBc; prime clear rib sides at 21,X@22; prime strips at 21XO 22; dry ssllcd shoulders at 10, and salted long clear at 1 u v * lb. Butter amd Laud.?Thero is a rair .stock of prime Ooshcn. We quote good to prime at 4099 45c fl lb. Western and other lower grades sell from 30a>35c f\ tb; country do. al 250.10c fl Dl, as In quality. Lard is In good supply and Is held at 200310. Salt.?The arrival* have been ample, and amount lo about 11,000 sacks, dlroct from Liver pool. . There have been no wholesale transactions reported. Jobbing lots may be quoted at $2? 210 ft sack. India Baouino.?The market is well supplied with this article, and wo quote 24?26c fl yard. Dundee bagging, 44 inches, 1 !._: lbs. for tbe yard. Is held at 30935c. Sea island bugging, 45 inches wide, 2 lb for the yard, Is held tit 45c. Rom:.?The demand for rope Is moderate, and prices are somewhat nominal at quotations. Wo quote hemp at ? cents fl lb; grccnlefc fut 10 cents; and jute at 8>;?D cents fl III. InoN Bandrand Ties for cotton,'of the most approved patterns, are offered on Ihc market at 0X147?;c. fl lb, and sales have taken place nt these ligures. Tiurkr and Iaimbrr.?The market for this arti cle la dull. Wc quote timber for milling purposes from $6?0. Shipping timber $10016; 4-4(216-4 flooring at $14f$15 W M. Bright lumber, good merchantable, from city mills, cut to sl/.C, frnm $200424 ft M by the cargo. Fkeuiiits.?To Liverpool, by steam, \<\ on up lands, IJbJd on sea Islands; by sail, we quote \d on uplands and \d on ncn islands. To Havre, lXc on uplands, i?(c on sea Islands. Coastwise?to New York, by steam, ?;c on- uplands and lc on sea Is lands, $2 tjt tierce on rice; by sail, ?,v. on col ton; $1 ft tierce on rice; 40c ft barrel on rosin; $8 p M on lumber; 30&I0 9 M on limber. To bos ton, by sail, 7iC fl lb on upland COltOII. To Provi dence, $8 ft M on boards, ?,c ft lb on cotton. To Philadelphia, by steam, Xc fl Iv on uplands; by sali, $0@7 *p M on boards; $0 011 limber; $3 fl ton on clay, and $3 60{ft on phosphates. To Bal timore, by steam, X&Xo ft lb; by sail, $6@7 fl M on boards; $:t &0fe>4 fi ton on phosphat? rock'. Vessels arc In demand^ by our merchants to lake lumber freights from Georgetown, S. C, Darlcn and Siitillu River, Cn., and Jacksonville, Fla., to Northern ports, nnd $11@12 9 M arc rates on umber and Boards. Exchange?Sterling: B11.1.H.?The rate yester day was irregular nt 13HX?138X for 00 day bills. DoMBSTid Exchange.?The banks are purchas ing sight checks on New York at X discount;.5 days Ji dlsconn t ; 10 days 1 per cent discount; 16 days 1.'? off; 20 days l><; 30 days 2 off. They aro selling sight checks at par. Gold.?Tho brokers wore -yesterday buying at 80 and celling at 32. Povssengers. Per steamer City Point, from PalaUca, via Jack-, sic ville, Fernand lu a and Savannah?Mrs Conner,' Dr Bull?se, and family, Miss K. Hoger, J L Mc Kewn, JGorham, ET.WUUams, a H Trotter, aad ?cod?e*..,. ,(.. , {, ' 7 '.:>-- s. .V^i'V,.' " ' ' 1 . '- ' v. ?? <. ? a|i' ? jw '? Markets by Telegraph. FOKBION markets. London, October 2? ? Noon. ? Consols 93}*. HoihIsS2\. Sugar quiet. Common rosin Os 3d a CS 0(1. Afternoon.?Consols closcn at 92\a03X. nondu 02XO82X. Evening.?Consols 02)i. Ilends of 1862 82H. Litkri'ool, Ostobcr 28?Noon.?Cotton llrm; uplands, Il*ial2d; Orloans, I2xal2'?d; sales 12.000 bales; shipments frc ? Iln'nbay to the 16th aeee bales. Afternoon.?Cotton firmer; Hale estimated at 14,000 bales. Corn on the spot 30s 3d; atloat 40s. Lard llrmcr. Evening.?Cotton llrm; middling apiands 12d; Orleans iJ.'jd; sales 14,000 bales, of vrhf:a 4000 bales was for speculation and export. I'amh, October 28.?The Uonrec opened firm. Renten 71 f 7oc. Evening.?The Hoarse la firm. Rentes 7If 85c. The bullion in the Hank of Prance ban de creased 000,000 francs. il a t un, October 28.?Cetton entai both on the spot and afloat. domestic markets. Naw York, October 28.?Noon.?Sleeks unset tled with a downward tendency. Money 0a7. Sterling, long 9; short o\'. Gold 20. Colton quiet at 20.X c Turpentine and roslu nnchanged. Bvcning.?Cotton quiet and drooping; sales 2000 bales at 20U<. Flour, mipcrllne $6 30a.") 60; comrasn to fair extra $0 20ao 76. Wheat heavy; No 1 Michigan $1 42; winter red Western $1 40a 1 48: Illinois $1 32al 33. Cum closed quiet at yes terday's prices. Mesa pork closed at 3125. Lard qaiet and steady. Whiskey $1 21al 21X. Rice quiet; Carolina RtfaOc. Sugar fairly active; I'orto Uco 12>ial2%c; Muscovado ll)?al2c; Hav ana 12ai2>^c. Ooirco steady. Molasses firm. Naval stores and freights quiet. Governments closed heavy; 'na's 1?*^; Southcras heavy. Mo ney easy at 6a7 per cent; discounts in pressing demand; prime paper passes slowly at 10al2; names net sti Icily prime range an high as is. Sterling fi^ao. Governments heavy uudor con tinual pressure to sell. Stocks firm. Rai.timoric, October 28.?Cotton, no sales. Flour dull and quiet. Wheat steady at $1 35a 1 46; WcHtcru $1 32al 36. Corn, new while eocu $1; yellow 80a85c. Mess pork dull. Ilacon quiet. Lard isms ;,c Whiskey Una at $1 21. Cincinnati. October 28.?Corn steady; new 00c; old 85nH7c. Whiskey dull at $1 loal 11. Mess pork dull anil nominal at $31. Lard unchanged. Hulk meals and bacon nominal; stock nearly ex hausted. St. Lotus, October 28.?Whiskey $1 16. Mess pork heavy al $30. Ilacon dall; shoulders 10 '.,c; clear rib sides lOJ?c. Lard quiet; new 10??c; old 10c. Loulsviu.k, October 28.?Provisions firm: Mess pork f .';i. Huron, shoulders insane; clear sides iu?in20c. Lard 18c. Whiskey $1 to. Wiijliinuton, October 28.?Spirits tnrpentine dull al 42>^<;. Hosiu quiet; strained $1 65. Crude turpentine unehnnged. Tar unchanged. Cotton qulel ut 24u24.se. Augusta, October 28.?Cotton active and prices firm; sales 052 bales; receipts 1140 bales; mid dling 24a24?c Savannah, October 28.?Cotton, receipts 20fU tinles; exports 8550 bales; sales 300 bales; mid dling 24?t'c; market llrm. Mouii.e, October 28 ?Cotton, in gsad demand and closed steady; salcn 1500 bales; middling 24"'c; receipts (SU5 bales; exports 740 bales. Nkw Oni.KANs, October 28.?Colton dull and drooping at 24Ku25c; stiles 3000 bales; receipts ?347 bales; exports to Havre 1601 bales. Sugar llrmcr; centrifugal V'Haiac. Molasses firm; prime new uonOAc. Gold 29}'. Sterling40. Sight exchange on New York pur to >,' discount. Rice Market. The New York Journal of Commerce, of Wed nesday, October 20, says: The arrivals #f new nre Increasing, and as thu demand dues not keep pace prices arc heavy. Old sells slowly tit about pre vious Ugurcs. The sales arc 80 tierces new ut 8j%a9c., und 20 tierces old at 8?;c Rangoon moves slowly; 600 bags in bond sold for ex port on private terms. Wilmington Market. WILMINGTON, October 27_SriRirs TDBFBN tinr.?Sales of 50 casts ut 42>jc, and 30 casks at 43c per gallon. IlostN.? Sales of 103 bbla at $2 for extra No. 2, and $3 60 for No. 1. CHUDK Tltltl'kntinr.?Sales of 31 bids at $2 75 for virgin nnd yellow dip, and $1 00 for hard. Tar.?Sales of only 20 bhls at $2 per bbl. ? Cotton.?31 bales were reported at 24a24Xa 24XC. Interior Cotton Markets. con: M lit a. October 27.?Sales of cotton to-day 122 halCH; middling 24c. mok-rcoMEIlY, October 20.?Tho cotton mir-v ket is quiet but steady at 23a2Bj?o for law mid dlings. W1NNSBORO', October 28.?169 bales of cotton were sold in this market during tho pant w?*fc * 23a24.<?e. " Maook, octoner 20.?The cotton market to-day was very regular; It opened and closed firm nt 23'ic for middlings, with considerable disposition among owners to' huld their sotton for better prices. SELMA, October 25.?Yosterday there was a fair demand, but, tho views of factors being above buyers, there was but little oirertng. The market closed nt 23n24j?c for low middling cotton. Sales about 125 billes. siiMTKlt, October 27.?Tltere have been about 220 bales of cotlon ssld during Hie week, ending the 20th. The market baa been dull for a few days, but closed active to-day. We quote: Ordi nary 23c; good ordinary 23V; low middling 23,J?; middling 23*^; strict middling 24 v -COLUMUSUS, October 20_The cotton market opened yesterday with a moderate demand and closed quiet at 23 Vc A line ef middlings oould not be secured for less tban 28*4*0, though for a few bales 23VC only would be given. A good deal of the wagon cotton was purchased on the streets. The receipts are the largest ef any day of tho sea son. Sales 200 bales; receipts 710 bates. o ~> ? c> f 9 m ^ I O E, S 3 ? S S ? BS' a o. su o o MPI gl 0 o &? T3 ttn S 5" ?* ?! 1 a Iff1 lis. ft sfl CP.B Ifi ? (S t Is?S : ?a i o i 8$ : g: : s" : JC ?8 * ?9 ? m il 8S ::'s '.',1% m- ?(2 ir; ?? M a i ? S S S S S * n a EL l m SS 3 1 I E ? Exports ?f II Ice, Naval Stores anil Limi ?ir r from the Port of Charlexton, from September 1 to October 38, 180O. r.xroxTBD to navai. STOIt'S llblH. navai. arott'a Keel. 1808? '09. Ilhls. reel. Iioston. Now York.... Philadelphia.. Ilaltimorc_ New Orleans.. Mobile.:.. Provld'ce.Il 1. Oth'rUSl"rts T'al Coast w 'sc 4,020| 32,000 2,1871 1,278,017 2,0:10 83,000 265| 168,000 10,008 llnreelona. Maj'a .'. M'kct. West Indies.. Halifax, N s.. St John's, N II. London. Ilrlstol, Eng.. Liverpool. Havre. Montevideo... OrcatTJrltalu. Total Foreign Grand Total 400 1,828 2*564 12,672 2,808 200 691 250,055 1.801.072 209,709 200,709 2,010,841 40| 3.134 3,174 70,000 1,730,000 ?72,695 214,500 311,000 09,003 3,103,768 574,728 674,728 11,0951 3,678.486 Stocks of Cotton 1st the Ii not laclndfMl In the tterlor Towns Receipts, TOWNS. IS'"). Augnsta k Fam'??irg.October 16 Macon. Oa.October 25 Oolnmbne, aa....... October 26 Montgomery, Ala....October 23 Sel m a, Ala.October 20 Mem phis, Tenn.October 23 Nash ville, Tcnn.October 23 Tetai... 4,104 8,663 4,267 7,148 2,926 7,102 330 4,728 7,005 6,384 7,222 10,54 . '643 34,4181 -W.0N .Charleston AVholcsnlc Prices. I'll ICRS. ? 4* 6 ? 30 Cd SB 23 !j? f-te ? (q> & CO t> 20 A 28 ?9 3.", *? * y ** 0 0 i 0 O i e tat a > 0 ? m i 0 ? 12? 8 40 30 24 24 H 26 'A is 20 40 articles. Kauoino, H yard? Dundee. Cmitiy Clot li. llALH IKll'K, V 16? Manilla. Western. Jute. Uhttkr? Coshcn. County. Cotton, V lh? Ordinary to good ordinary l.of middling;. Middling to Strict middling flood middling. Sea Island. . 60 COKfr'kk, V lh? Itlo.... 20 laiguayru. * Java. J-' Fertii.izkhs? Carolina Fertilizer, H 2000 lbs. r,o 80 Wando Fertiliser. <o oe Double Rclincd l'oudrcttc. 30 00 Niks' Phosphate. 63 H Peruvian Cuano, * 1240 lbs... loS^oo Paciric Cuano, **t 2000 lbs.05 oo Phumlx l.'uauo. M 0* llauglt'h Phosphate, TR 2000 lbs co 00 .-Rhodes' I'hospbnie, ft 2000 lbH 05 4M? Rhoden'Standard Muuurc ($C5 llmr). 07 60 Urcblllo Cuano ($40 time).35 oo Und Piaster. 24 60 Mapcs' super l'lios. ? 2000 lbs. 05 00 Woolslon's Phosphate of Lime 05 00 Woolslon's Vego'or, tp 2000 lbs fi5 00 Cronsdale's Ucts. Snp.l'hos. net CO 00 Rswctb'Complete Uanurc.net 60 00 Surdy's l'bos. Peruvian, rash. 06 00 Sardy's I'nclllcCuano, cash... 60 00 ralapsro Cuano. 65 00 E. Frank Co'rt Phosphat?. 05 00 Floor, h bid? Super. 0 oe Northern und Western Extra. 0 75 Il a limine Extra. Soithcru?Super. 7 00 Kxirn. 7 60 Family. 8 00 0RAIN, bushel? Mari land <hlls. Western Uats. Corn. 1 26 Hay, V cwt? Kurth ilivcr. Eastern. I.eu neu, TR M feel? Clear While line, first uuallty. ?1 00 Q 65 00 White I'liic, good ruu.3S 00 4? 40 00 Yellow Pine.20 00 ?isards, rongh. 14 00 Croovcd and tongucd 28 00 Moi.assrs, V gallon Cuba. Muscovado. Sugar-house. 60 New Orleans. - .. Navai. Stoueh, H bbl? Tar. ;V1lch. Ilosln, pale. 4 60 llosln, No. 1. 2 7fi Ilosln, No. s. 1 80 Rosin. No. 3. 1 T5 Spirits Turpeuiinc, T* gallon.. 4:1 Oakum, v lb. 10 Naii.s?American 4fj02nd., "fi keg 6 60 I'ownK.u?Dupont's, F.F.F. g.... 0 70 Dupnnl'h, F.F.F. 6 so Dnpunl's, lllustlng. 4 20 Provisions, H lb? llacsn, Hums. Hides. Shoulders. Strips. l.ard, In keg. Duller. Cheese. Pstatoes, Irish, ft bbl. ? 5e Sweet. ?5? "Onions. 0 00 Apples. 6 00 Hggs. 30 Poultry?Chickens, ft doas- 3 00 Fowls, H do/.. 6 OO Rice, V lb?Carolina. 7 Kant India. Halt, V suck? Liverpool, coarse 3 00 Liverpool, line. Suoak, ft lb?Itaw. Porto llico. Muscovado. Herswax?lh. 38 llinES. Orccn? *> lb. 08 Dry. 18 Cukstwjth? h bushel. 4 00 7 00 7 25 10 00 1 40 ? > 24 00 0 15 00 t> 32 60 0 ?9 (<i 4* 0 (f* C 0 0 0 ?> - 4? 2iM<a> 21>i? 20 e 30 < ? 15 ?f> ? i ** o o ? 0 ?& m *? ? 0 4? ? 100 4 00 2 ?0 7 00 22 16 21 46 90 3 00 4 00 f 60 5 00 32 4 00 ? 00 Vi 2 i? 40 9'A"VA n on _? 50 tr i? n m ^ 5.3 5 2 gl 13g ?Q S 5 Er; ? ?! : : i l-U-^: l mwr-.wc' ! ? ? ? "sT . "w. : : : feVSTS-: il J |sB 2.25 OOOO O O OOOO 0000 o o 0000 OOOO o O OOOC Btttttt a, B Stttiill_ M. ?O ^y>^*Ci %. _s ISgggsgsgas 88888?83gli8 sa: : ?2: s: : gg I_cb ta t ? o ??j__ac_-_ -j oo k?o ; ; ... Sg; : : g: : j K S "?" * - ! ' r?? 1 1 j-' jfi ?at^UM : : 8?SISS88|^ j i*: ::::::: .-p : je' : : : : : : : gg 22: : : . i^i c? : : rJ: fit l.s? ! '-4 ta ' un ??: i ?8S?s: SS O? p h ; ^st ^. . i ^ Ci S 15 o ^ S ? ? o? o 'iloo o -, ? t ri a 2 a .T r. Note.?We havo deducted from Now Orleans 11,387 hales uplands, from Mobile_hales, from Savannah Git) bags sea island and .... bales up laud, ami from (lharlcstou 43u bugs sea Island and 02 bides upland?the quantities received at those ports from Mobile, Florida, Texas and Savannah. Receipts by Rn?rrnad, October 38. south carolina 11AM.roan, 184S bales cotton, ?4 bales domestics, iso bhls flour, 200 bags flour, 141 bhls naval stores. To Railroad Agent, J R Pringle. I'elzcr. Rodgera A co, c O Wltie, Wat mn k fllU, J !) Alken ft 00, M H Walter k co, Reeder A Davis, Frost k Adger, Mnwry A co, Oracscr k Hmltb, A J Raiinas, J II I. Sloan, B J Wins k co, 0 W Williams L co, Th?rs ton k Holraes, W W Smith, W 11 -Williams k Hon. W K Ryan, ft Mure k co, Htcahouso k co, Capt llanlon, W II Smith k co, and others. NORTH RA 9T KB M RAILROAD. s 112 half t coti on, bags cotton seed, kegs spikes, nul so, Ao. To Roeder k Davis, T M Itrlstoil A co, F W Emanncl, Ravencl k co. (iMiurd A Minnit, W 0 Hco A co, Oracscr k Smith, ? W Williams k co, McDowall. E Dates k 00, Mowrv * co, Frost k Adger, J1) Alkcn A co, F Jordan, A P Ford, W K Ryan, W Ourney. Lopez A L, llrodlo k co, Cahl well k Bon, Btiackelrord k Kelly, and A J Salinas. Savannah and Charleston railruap. Cotton, rice and mdse, To Kripp A May j R Pringle k Son, W FDowllng A co, w c lies Ac co, n Klatte k co, w 0 Ooortnoy, II B is c b off k co, and Alien, m Comparait I Te Ii* port? of Cotton and Rice from tho Port of Charlcaton, from Hop? tcmtier 1 to October '48, 1SOO. kxtouted to l.lverpoul... Other Br. Ports Tot'lG. liritnln Havre. Other Pr. Poils Total Prance N. of Kurope Tot'i N. Re rope S. of Iluropo.. W. Indies, Ac Total F. Ports. Up'd. lloslon. Rhode Island.. New York. Philadelphia... finit. A Nr'folk Olh. U. s. Ports Tet'l C'sc Ports Grand Total. 40.1 |llp'd. -MV. stasl m 441 104 40771 1877 331 18140 IM 41 -jy 24010 1410 114 209 1793 Imports. LiVRirroot.?Per British ship Duke of Wolllng tsu?7000 sucks salt,' and so tons pig iron, to Hav ?ucl A co. Exports. Nkw York?Per steamship Georgia?"07 hales upland cotton, 04 bags sea island cotton, 30 tes rice ItlNE NEWS. CHARLESTON, 0 C T 0 II B R 2 0 Mvor To Kavenel AltUlVEl) YESTERDAY. Ilritish ship Duke of Wellington, Allen, pool?00 dnys. .Salt and pig Iron. k co. Sehr Myrover, Drown, New York?75 hours. Milse. To W Koarh a co, Kallroitd Agents, .1 ! : Adgcr A co, Adams, Damon A co, J D Alken A co, II Hlsc.lioir A co. W M ilird a co, lioiliuunu Bros, T W llliss, II Itrown, 0 Hurt A co, II Uulwlnkh: a co, Cameron, Uarkley A co, K It Cow pert b wall, Uoheu a co, Macdutv Cohen, II Pohla .V co, J ? 11 Clausscn, J Campsen a- co. T M Cater, W II Chalice k co, M Collen, W S Corwin k co, Dowie k Mo?se, Il A Duc, J II Dtivitl k Son, F Kntclmanu, J Cor ham, C D Kranekc, lioodrich, Wlncman k co, C Cravclev, Hart k co, Holmes k Cahier, I Hyman k co, (? S Hacker, J llnrknmp A co, Jeffords A co, Johnston, Crews k co, Jennings, ThoiulinHon a co, Kuobeloch k Small, H K latte A co, l? Ii Kel lers. C Kerrison. J II Avcrlll, Klinok, Wickenbcrg k co, Kinsman A llowcll. M Lahrs, D i.ope/. ? Son. C l.lltenlhol k co, U H l.ludslcdt, G I.oc.ke, S It Marshall, Mills House, M?ller, Muni/, k co, .1 S Osieudorff, Haul mie a eu, It O'Neill, Palmetto Pio neer Co-operative Association, Paul k co, I'el/.cr, Rodgcrs A co, J 8 A M I'lersou, J a Quackenbush, Raveucl A Holmes, C Hing, W P Itussell A co, W Shepherd A co, T Stcnbousc A co, D H Sllcox, 11 Selgllng, KUStoddard k co, PTccklenbe.rg, Pvou .santen, A Tobias' Sous, W I. Webb, J II Wurh I mann, Werner A H?cker, J N M Wohltmann, F II Whiting, P Walsh, Walker, Kvans A Cogswell, (I I W Williams k co, Wugcuer A Monsees, D Yates. Went A Jones, Paul, Welch A Ilrnudcs, s L, und J W Duff. Sehr I. Warren, Sabcslon, Coinbahcc. 3000 bushels rough rice. To W C lice k co. Sehr Ann S Dcas. from West Point Mill. 03 tierces rice. To Prost k Adger. Steamer City Point, McMillan, Piihtlka. via Jacksonville, Pcrnaudimt and Savannah. 101 bales cotton, Ac To J D Alken k co, (i II Ingra ham St Son, Fraser A Dill, It M l.awton k co, Willis k Chlsolm. Kopcr A Stoney, Kirkputrlck k Witte, Cohen, llauc.kel& co, Piuckney liros, I, i; H, W llryce.V co, Walker, F.vuns k Cogswell, W II Williams k Son, Dr W H Shaffer, C D Carr k co, Johnston, (.Tews k co, Heeder A Davis. Wardlaw A Carcw, Hopkins, Mcl'hcrson k co, Pcl/.er, Hod ge rs k co, Chlsolm Pros, and C M Ilm IlmrL. Ilout rrom Christ Church, 2 bags sea Island cot ton. To Roper k Stoney. Boat from John's Island. 2 bags sea Island cotton. To Roper k Stoney. Received from Chlsolm's Mill?'J bags sea Island cotton. To Chlsolm Pros. CLEARED YESTERDAY. Steamship Georgia, Cutler, New York?Kavenel A co. SAii.cn YESTERDAY. Steamship (icorgla, Cutler, New York. Sehr Althen, Smith, Philadelphia. Sehr A Ilaler, Haley, Wllmingtun, N C. Sehr D V Streaker, Vau Hehler, Wilmington, VC. FROM THIS PORT. Steamship Manhattan, Wood hui I, New York, Octubcr 20. Sehr Conservative, Kcmptou, New York, Octo ber 2S. SAILED FOR THIS PORT. British bark Mary Kcllarn. Butler, from Yar mouth, ft &, Ociuoer xi. BY TBL.BO.RAPII. Bavannau. October 2S.?Arrived, bark Annie Wilson, Deincrara; brig Mzalc Wymnn, George town, D C. Cleared, steamship Hen Barnes, New York; ships Alexandria and Crescent City, Liver pool; uclir Km mu D Kinuey, Matanzas. MEMORANDA. The steamer starlight, from Portland, Me, for Charleston, Balled from Provlnceiowu at 0 AM, on the 25lh. List of Shipping IN TltlC port op charleston, october 28. Vessels ander 100 tons, and steamers coasting within the State, excepted. STEAMSHIPS. Darl?n (Hr), 1172 tons, Peters, at Boyee A co's wt.? f, r-om Liverpool, discharging?R Mure A '*< Champion, 1418 tons, Lock wood, at Adgcr's wharf, for New York, loading?James Adgcr A co. Prometheus, 681 tons, Gray, at Atlantic wharf, for Philadelphia, loading?Jno k Theo Getty. Falcon, 072 tons. Horsey, at Cnlon wharf, for Bal timore, loading?Courtcnay k Trcnholm. SHIPS. Ellen Southard. 048 tons, Morse, at Atlantic ' wharf, loudidg for Liverpool?Willis A Ctils olm. Duke of Wellington (Br), 724 tons, Allen, at Van derhorst's wharf, from Liverpool, discharg ing?Kavcucl k co. BARKS. / Annie Klmball, 732 tons, Stlnson, nl Central wharf, for Liverpool, loading?SI reel Kros A co. John Bright (Dr), 600 tons, Me.Mullen, at Accommo dation wharf, for Liverpool, loading?Itlslcy * Crcighton. Juventa (Nor), :iuo tons, Wright, at Boycc k co's wharf, for Liverpool, loading?J M Freds berg. Cornucopia (Hr), 210 tons. Carier, at Marshall's whurr, fur a Port In Grcul Briiulu, loading? R Mure k co. Dalkeitb (Br), 848 tons, Lnngwlll, at Kerr's wharf, for Liverpool, loading?R Mure k co. A B Wyinuu, ? tons, Wymuii, at Atlantic wharf, for Liverpool, loading -W B Smith iv co. Jerome Jones, (llr,) 024 Anns, Curby. at Atlantic wharf, for Liverpool, loading?W Roach A co. Iris, (Br,) ? tons, suliork, til Marshall's wharf, for a Port in.tireat Britain, loading?it Mure A co. BRIGS. C V Williams, ? tons, Thompson, in the Stream, for Philadelphia, ready?W Roach k co. Lady Pcrlc (Hr), 358 tons, Patterson, at Pitltuofto wharf, from Salt River, Jam, waiting?.1 A Bnslow A co. Mary' M Krauels, 432 tons, Francis, at Adgcr's wharf, for Havre, loading?W Roach A co. Moulcu, 14.1 tons, McC'obb, In Ashley River, for a Northern Port, loading?J a l-.'imlow k co. SiikIcJ Strom, I'ju ions, Hammond, at Palmetto wharf, for Brunswick, to lie repaired-j A Knslow a co. Slmmrock, 102 ions. Kay. at Brown A co's wharf, for Mvcrpool, loading?W KoiiV.lt. A co. Murr K Dana, -Jin tons, O'Neill, at Union wharf, from Philadelphia, discharging?Il Y linker k co. H C Brooks. 103 tons. Briggs, ni Hoyco'S wharf, for St Mary's, (Sa, waiting?j a Enslow a co. SCHOONERS. Thomas Miscommliis, 110 tons, W.rnt;, at Ben nett's wharf, repairing?I A Knslow A co. Petrel, loo tons. Shanks, at Palmetto wharf, from Baltimore, to he repaired?J a Knslow k co. ON Hawkins, 31)0 inns, .Wyntt, at Northeastern Railroad whurr, for New York, loading?W Koacir A cq. Carrie Holmes."374 tons, Holmes, nt Union wharf, from New York, discharging?Klsloy A Crelgh ton. Mary E Fcmorirk, 217 tons, Darsey, at Kerr's wharf, from Ihtttlmore, discharging?J A Kns low k co. Gcorgelta Laurence, 380 ions, Robinson, nt Adgcr's wharf, from New York, discharging?Wm Roach A co. United Brothers, 09 tons, Kl/.cy, nt Atlantic wharf, from Baltimore, discharging?Willis A Chls olm. ' NW Smith, 295 tons, Tookcr, at Adgcr's wharf, from New York, discharging?W Roach A co. Sarah Culleu, 274 tons, lu Ashley River, rrom AVnod's Hole, discharging? Master. L Q C Wlshnrt, ? Ions, Mason, at PajrchlhPs whf, rrom New York, waiting?w Roiv.-h A co. Ada Ames, 199 tous. Adams, at Union wharf, from New York, discharging?W Ron eh k co. John A (irliiin,.l;ij.'i tons, Foster, at Central wharf, from Philadelphia, discharging?Il F Baker A co. W B Thomas. 272 ions, Marshall, at Central wharf, ' for Philadelphia, waiting?II F Maker A co. Ida Blrdsnll, 858 tons, Blrdsnll, nt Yennlng's wharf, from Now York, discharging?W Roach A co. J A Parson. 270 tons, Stevens, at Palmetto wharr, from Philadelphia, discharging?c W Selg ' nions. Henrietta, 120 tons, Loavltt, at Accommodation >?. wharf. <from Baltimore, discharging?Rlsley A Crcighton. , ' . Myrover, 418 tons, Brown, at Adgcr'* wisrf, from New York, dlscbarglng-rY Roaah A co. V w firtiippitig, ANT BD, THREE TO FOUR HUN DRBD BALES COTTON TO COM PLETK CARGO. KOR LITBHPO O If 11 I R B C T . The new llrillHh Harte JKROMK JONES. Jb Crosby muster, wants the above to caut-aBSB pleto engagements. Apply to oof?J 3 WILLIAM ROACH A CO. TGVO R Li V B n p o o L. The (lneAmcrienn bark A.n. WTMAN, .-slj, Cuptaiu Wyman, having the grruter por-S26S. tinn of her cargo engageai, will he dispatched for the above port. For freight or atioul WO bale* or cotton, apply to W. B. SMITH & CO.. Napier's Range. want an, Four ^?.ngs or LABORERS oil board the above Park to store cotton. Apply toA. II.WVMAN. Maater, Atlantic Wharf. oclOT jp O K U A V R E DIRE c?. Tlic splendid New Al American Clipper lirig MARY M. FRANCIS, Francis maMler,SBK (capacity 130S halos,) having two-thirds of her cargo engaged, will load with quick despatch. K*r balance room, upply lo 1 octis mwf WILLIAM BOAOH A CO. F OR LIVERPOOL The fine Stilish Hark DALKKITH, Lang. will Master, Is now ready te receive Frelunt393% for thu itbore port, and has n porllou of her cargo engaged and going on board. Fur Freight engagements apply to ROUT. MURE A CO.. ocl2U Itoyee's Wharf. F OR LiVBKPOO L Hie American Hark ANN IE KIMBALL.Sgj* Stlnson Master, 2UU0 li?tes capacity, h us 5?!,. . considerulde cargo engaged and now going ou board, and will be dispatched for the above port. For Freight engagements, apply to t uer.il street UltUTIIBBB t co. F ? U NEW Y O U K. REGULAR LINK EVERT THURSDAY. P A S S A c e (20. Tho Kteamahlp minnetonka, cap-^-fr-,?:.'??. Han Carpenter, will leave Vandcr-2*iUi?if. liorst's Wharf on TltUNtlOAY, -Jth November, IK?'J, nt ? o'clock, octal) _ RAVBNRL A co.. Agent?. OR NE W Y O R K . F T Tlic side-wheel steamship CHAMPION. R. W. Lockwood Commander, will lnrt_, dispatched lor the above port on s.vn why, the I 30ih tnstnnt, at ! o'clock I*. M. precisely. For Freight or Pnssnge apply to oct-17 4_JAMES ADDER A CO.. Agents. Ci T B A If TO BOSTON. Wc nre prepared to give Through.^rTigfr*. Bills or Lading Tor Cotton, lo Boston,2^Ma!ijj? Via Soon Monthly laue Hosten and SaVailllUtl Steamships, anil Steamers DICTATOR. CITY POINT und PILOT HOY, al liberal rates. First Stoiimcr leaves Savannah ou Ihe^Olb instant. "^H8? J. D. A IK EN .t CO. RAVELLERS PASSING THROUGH CHARLESTON KN ROUTE TO FLORIDA AND A IK EN, And other places, should lay in thcir^i~-jJW> supplies of Clurcts, Champagnes, Cor-^JJ?ot* dials. Brandies, Whiskies Wines, Canned Soups und Meats, American and English lllscalts, De villed Ham, 'longue. Lobsirr, Durham Smoking Tobacco and Imported Scgurs. WM. S. CORWIN A CO., No. 276 King m reel, opposite Da-el, Charleston, S. C. Branch of No. moo Broadway, comer thitb street, New York. acptSa ?mos jp^VClFiC ^MAIL STEAMSHIP COMITY'S TUUOUOn line to CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND JAPAN. CHANGE OF SAILING DAYS. Steamers or the above line leave Plcr^ffigC}? No. 42, North River, foot of Canal street,2?0?1?*1 New York, at 12 o'clock noon, of the 1st, nth and -1st of every month (except when these dates fall on Sunday, then the Saturday preceding.) Departure of 1st and 21st connect at Panama with steamers for South Pachte, and Central A mer I lean ports. Those of 1st touch al Man/anUlo. Departure of 11th of each month connects with the new stenm Une from Panama to AustraUa aud Now Zealand. SteaiiiHlilp CHINA leaves San FrancLsco for China und Japan October 4, isuo. No California steamers touch at Havana, but go direct from New York to a spin wail. One hundred pounds baggage free lo each adult. Medicine and attendance free. For Passage Tickets or further Information ap ply at the COMPANY'S TICKET OFFICE, on the wharr, foot of Canal-street, North River, New York. i F. R. BABY, Agent, march 12 lyr_ OR WRIGHT'S BLUFF AND INTER MEDIATE LANDINGS ON TUB SAN TEE RIVER. IF The Steamer MARION, Captain - ^TT^?>, Alexander Robertson, la now rt?clv- cM!?-a ElC ing Freight at Accommodation Whan, 'atuTwit leave on Saturday Niout, ihotioth instant. Freight must be prepaid. For engagements, apply at THE OFFICE OP THE AGENCY, OCt2S 3 Accommodation Wharf. F OR FLORIDA VIA SAVANNAH, FERNANDIN'A AND JACK SONVILLE. On and arter the 23d of October _ ? the steamer CITY POINT, Captain .SrV'-YsiS^. Gcorgo E. McMillan, will sail from Charleston every Saturday Evrnino, at 8 o'clock. . Returning, tho CITY POIN T .nil leave Savannah every Thi:jwday Moiiniko, ui 0 o'clock, connect ing with Central Railroad at Sayn nu tili for Mobile ami Ne. \ Orleans, and nil h the Florida Railroad nt l-'crnandimi for Cedar Keys, ut which poiut steamers connect with New Orleans, Mobile, Peu sacolu, Key West and Havana. Through Bills ol lading given Tor cn'.lon per Sa vannah line of steamers io.lto.slon. Through Hills of Lading given for goods lo Mo bile, Pensacola und New Orleans. J. I). AIKKN ? CO., Agents, ootia_ _ South Atlantic Wharf. OR SAVANNAH VIA BEAUFORT. F The fast strnmer "PILOT hoy,'' . ^rr^s Captain Fenn Peck, will leave. Mi I- !B&TijfSS?l die Atlantic Wharf for above points every THURS DAY Mous i N-i, at 8 o'clock, until further notice. Returning, will leave Savanmdi Saturday Moiin'inu, ut 7 o'clock. OCtO _ J. D. A IK ENA- CO. OR BEAUFORT VIA ROCK VILLE. KDISTO AND Oill.SOLM'S LANDING. F Tlie fast steamer "PILOT HOY," _ ^Tr***S Captain I'tiin Peck, will leave Mid- i'^i-fiK-j^^l die Atlantic Wharf for ahnvu points every .Mommy MOKXlNa, ut s o'clock, mull further notice, Returning, will leave Beaufort every Tuesday MnitXIKU ai 0 o'clock, a.id EdUlO *J o'clock P. M: odd .1. 1). AI KEN a CO.. Agents. Q HANGE OF SCHEDULE, FOR PALATE A FLORIDA. VIA SAVANNAH. PEP.NANDI.NA AND JACKSON VILLE. Tlic Elegant and First-class _ ?fflj - >, Stenmer DICTATOR, C'rtptnln W. T. bdsSSEBIl McNeil v, will sail from Charleston every Tu BS? DAY RVRKIXU, nt s n'clov.k, lor the above points. Returning, the Sicamer will leave Savuiiuah Sunday Moiinino, at o o'clock Connecting will) the Ccutral Railroad at Savan nah for Mobile und New Orleans, and with tun Florida Railroad al Fermindlua for Cedar Keys, nt which point steamers connect with New Or leans, Mobile, Pensacola, Key WcM and Havana. Through Bills Lading signed lo New Orleans anil Mobile. All Irclght payable on the wharr. Goods not removed nt sunset wlll.be stored at risk and expanse or owners. J. D. AIK EN A CO., Agen s, oc M South Atlantic Wharf. JJ O L M E S & XI' A C B E T II, Ne. -30 BROAD STREET, Charleston, S. C, BROKER, AUCTIONEER, REAL BSTATE AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS. Will attend to Renting and Collecting of Rents and purchaso and sale of stocks, Bonds, Gold, Silver and Real Estate. v AUW, T(. tho Paresasu of Goods and Supplies for par Uea m the coaiury upon reasonable terras. OaOKOB L. HOLM?.AJJUUNDUl MACBETH. j anl lyr orjrrciAr,. I.IST OF LBTTBRSremaining lu ihc Postoiilco at Charleston, Tor the week ending October "j8, 1bg9, nnd printed ortlchilly In Tun Daily nbws, as the newspaper having the largest circulation in the City of Cbarlenton. aW Persons calling ror Letters Advertised, should slate that Ihey uiv "Advertised." So Office hours from S A. M. to6 P. M. On Sundays, from : to u P. M. STANLEY 11. TltOTr, liMlmastcr. i Adsun Adams, Mrs L Alken, Mrs An nie Alleu, Mrs Ma rla WDM IN S LIST. MihS li Cud am, Mrs ' Mary Clover, Mrs Ha ger .Green, Miss p Mia v. Mrs M A AM. in, Miss Hajes, Mrs Kalo lluydoii, Mrs Anderson, Miss Thomas N lliolt. Miss M V Audcrsou, Miss Hulling*, Mrs C Hose, Miss Kru F G I vions, Mm Su- ma Ayles, Mrs June sauner Huberts, Miss M Can man, Miss Jordon, Mrs p. Ilyim, Mrs Am Can le Joliords.MrsMA llvan, Miss l,v llanks, UlsaC Jarvls, Mrs Kd- 'vhnihi Ilaruwell, Mrs din Sanders, Miss II Jonen, Caroline Fannie lied. Mrs Maria.Jones, Mrs Jes- Simons, Miss C lllohc, Miss sic 0 jtlaCKtock, MisH Jenkins, Miss M Smith, MissSC Plvur, Mrs M Puans, Mrs Dl auna Powell, Mrs Je imann Pulpis, Miss S Heel, Mrs K Itlcks, Mis 'alia Koynl, MIssLcn M Uobnaori, Mrs i Council. Mrs 'Johnson, Mrs Martha | Ellen iirowniug, Mm Keneir?. Miss A A J M J Ittrdcn, MLss L Kane, MlssJosc Itog 1 phlnc ilrogden, Mrs EILoIIh. Mrs LA A Lee, MhtHBUxa It (trill, Miss II Cam pis II, Mrs A! M Cnnnudy, Mrs M N Caiinady, Mrs M Chiitsslin, Mr.sJ p (Marke, Mrs A p Corcoran, Miss L A Cooke, Mrs K Cullius, Mrs p Cracker, Mrs S A Cross, Sarali M Crovat, Mrs It t Lawrence. Miss u c Lawrence. Miss Aila iVUCH, Mir- M M Marshall, Miss M L Miller, Miss 11 Mehrums, .Mena Met/. Middleton, Mrs Milne, Mrs Miler, Andrew Mitchell, Mrs A Men ass. Mrs Anna Mni an, Mrs P, T Murray, Mrs II Murphy, Mrs I p Crowley, Mrs M j Mary A Met'ants, Miss I)lemon, Mrs II! 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