The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, March 18, 1870, Image 4

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FINANCIAL A y I) COMMERCIAL. The Honey Harket? THVMD?T, March 17. 80UTHKRN BANK BILLS. Current Kales. Bank of CamUen. 50? Baak of Charleston. par. Baak of Chester. ?5? Baak of Georgetown. 05? Bank of Hamburg. 03@ Bank of Newberry. _par. Bank of South Carolina. Oa? BanK or State of South Carolina, prior to 1861. 40? Bank or State or South Carolina, after January 1,1861. 10? 12 Commercial Bank, Columbia. 02? Exchange Bank, Columbia. 10? Farmers' and Exchange Bank, Charleston.? Merchants' Bank, Cheraw. 03? People's Bank, Charleston_ .... par. Planters' Bank of Fairfield. 03? Planters' and Mechanics' Bank, Charleston. par. Southwestern Railroad Bank, Charleston (old). par. Southwestern Railroad Bank, Charleston (new). par. State Bank, Charleston. 06? Union Bank, Charleston. par, Oity of Charleston Change Bills. par. State of S. Carolina Treasury Notes. par, BONDS, STOCKS AND COUPONS. Oity of Columbia Bonds. 68? 70 City or Columbia Coupons. 68? 70 South Carolina Railroad and Bank Stock (whole shares).45 50? Sonth Carollua Railroad (half shares) 22 50? South Carolina Railroad Six Per Cent Bonds. 75 00? South Carolina Railroad Seven Per Cent. Bonds. 83 00? South Carolina Railroad Certificate . of Indebtedness. par City of Charleston Six Per Cent. Stock. 57 00? Cit v of Charleston Fire Loan Bonds.. 75? State or Sooth Carolina Bonds (old). 84? 85 State of South Carolina Bonds (new issue of January 1, 1867). 80 50? State of South Carolina Bonds (issued for Bank or thc State blum. 80? State or South Carollua Stock.. 76? State or South Carolina Coupons (fondable). 76? People's National Batik Stock.103 50? First National Bank Stock.115 oo?117 oo Enlon Bank Stock. 7 50? 8 00 Bank of Charleston Stock (whole aliares). 23 50? Bank of Charleston Stock (half shares).ll 00? ll 75 14 People's Bank Stock. 5 00? filanters' A Mechanics' Bank Stock.. 3 00? 3 25 South Carolina Loan ana Trust Com? pany stock.104 00? 105 00 Greenville and Columbia Railroad State guaranteed Bonds. 68? Greenville and Columbia First Mort? gage Bonds. 75? Otarlotte, augusta and Conimbla Bonds. 90? Northeastern Railroad First Mort? gage Bonds. 84 50? Northeastern Railroad First Coupons (past due).86 00? 86 50 Northeastern Railroad Stock(capltal) 8 00? Northeastern Railroad Stock (pre? ferred. 30 00? Northeastern Railroad Certificate of Indebtedness. 55? 00 Cheraw and Darlington First Mort? gage Bonds. V6? Charleston Gas Company Stock.23 ?0? Charles" -City Railway Stock (ex './.dead_. 53 00? Charleston Mining and Manufactur? ing Company's Phosphate Works ..? Marleston and Savannah Railroad I f Bonds (State guarantee). 56? 60 , Savannah and Charleston Railroad (State guarnntoe)Sevcn Per Cent. Bonds. 80? ..h Savannah and Charleston Railroad . Bonds (first mortgage). 80? Savannah and Charleston Railroad Stock. 28 50? .. 11 City of Savannah Bonds. 85? 80 City of Savannah Coupons (due pr?? viens to Jane 1,1866). 97? .. ' City of Savannah Coupons (due after Jane 1,1866.? .. r City of Memphis Bonds (endorsed by M. A C. Railroad. 60? Cir y of Memphis Bonds (unendorsed) 50? City of Memphis Coupons. 75? .. ? Memphis and Charleston R. R. Stock 16 87? .. , Memphis and Charleston R. R. Bonds 85? .. 1 Wsaphls and Cha'ton R. R. Coupons 93? Oeorgia Stale Bond, 7 per cent, (old) 82? GeorgiaSUte Bond, 7 per cent.(new) 86? Georgia State Coupons. 97? < Kxportf for tho Week ending Mareil IS FOREIGN. LiVERiCOL-Per ship Missouri-118 tvles-sea | 1 Island cotton, 2482 bales npland cotton. BARCELONA-Per Spauish brig Francisco-SC2 bales up:.' nd cotton. DOMESTIC. I q NEW HAVEN, CONN-Per sehr J C Thompson 135,000 feet lumber and timber. NEWT YORK-Per steamship Tennessee-59 bags Bea island cotton, C95 bales upland cotton. 25 tes rice, 108 bales yarns and domestics, 5 r?!!s !?ftth.*r and sundries.Per steno ship James Adgcr- S4 bales cotton, 9 bags sea Island cotton, 53 bales ?ara, 75 tierces rice, 46 packages sundries._ er steamship Manhattan-85 bags sea island col? ton, 349 bales upluad cotton, 17 tierces rice, 39 bales domestics, 283 empty barrels, 50 packages sundries. PHILADELPHIA-Per steamship Prometheus-73 tierces rice, 108 bales cotton, 164 bbls rosin, 65 bales yarn, 112 casks clay. 43 boxes dried fruit, and sundries. BALTIMORE-Per steamship Sea Gull-134 casks lice, 40bales cotton, 369 bbls rosin, ll bales yarn S bales rags, 6 rolls and 2 boxes leather, and sun? dries.Per ?team sh ID Falcon-207 tierces rice, 44 bales cotton. 56 casks clay, io bales yarn, S bales rags, 10,600 feet lumber, and sundries. Tue Charleston Market. [FOR TBE WEEK ENDINO THURSDAY, MAHC1I 17.] THE RECEIPTS, ac-Thc supply coming for? ward to the cotton ports np to Friday last, have continued to show considerable gains on last year, and were 66.72G bales, against 73,197 the previous week, and 3f,033 for the corresponding period the Beason before. The total receipts up to the latest mall dates have been 2.248,946 boles, in contrast with 1,739,218 last year, being an In? crease of 509,728 bales. The arrivals at New Or? leans show the most prominent gains, and were 34,721 for the week, against 10,601 last season. The amounts resolved at tha chief Southern cot? ton centres, up to the iai??t telegraphic dates, liave been about as follows: J.^, ... isr?. 1389. 1 f! Sew Orleans. Mftrtt.H 16.897 074 097.410 I U Mobile, Myrall lo.256,192 191.C08 I la Savannah, March 16.403.011 292.074 .WJirlcsioa, March io.197,575 10?.??4 Text*, March 16.174.748 mus* Virginia, March 16.171,140 129,433 I P' The week's receipts at thc cotton ports, up'to to- | q' day, will be about 40,ooo bales, against 35,000 bales for the corresponding time last season. THE Corros MARKET.-The unsettled aspect of I aj the gold market aud thc uncertainty In reference j 0i to the amount or the receipts In the future, has I tl: .caused a quiet and rather dull market for much of this period; bat while the article has been cl .destitute or special features or strength, pncc? fr bave fluctuated but slightly, and In sonic quar tera have hardened. In thejEngilsh market, mid- m -t?lragup?.nd. which opened at l0J.d ft lb, has $: been sternly; New York commenced at 21>?c, re ceded to 2l^c and improved to 22&c; while at this point, where the rates began at 21c, they fell q off to 20HC, and improved io 21>?c ft rb. lt The transactions and prices at Liverpool and Y New York Tor this time have been as rollows: On ls Friday. March ll. the former closed heavy, up lands lOjfd, sales 7000 bales; thc latter was heavy n and drouplug at 2lKc, sales 3500 bales. On Sat- h nrday the former closed quiet at 10j<d, sales Sopo c bales; the latter was heavy and lower at 2i,v,c. 1 sales 1400 bales. On Monday the ronner was > heavy at wj{d. sales 12.000 hales; the latter was $ firmer, cloding quiet at 21XO, sales 3000 bah s. P On Tuesday thc former was steady at lOJid, sales f 12,000 bale*; me la ter was quiet at 21Xc ?ales 4900 bal -s. Ou Wednesday thc former was quiet and steady ut to^l, sales 12,OOJ bales; the latter was very Urra at itMttXc ?ales 3000 baie*. Yes? terday Hie Io. .uer was quiet, aud the latter ad? vanced io ?age ? R>. Tho stock or i ac urtj^e In sight at the latest dates wa-i as follows :~ 1870. 1869. SiOCk lu Liverpool. 271.000 283.540 Afloat fioiu India. *5.ooo 112.000 Afloat ftwin America. 313.000 163.000 Stock ia Loudon. 09.?09 95,810 Afloat for Loudon. M.uoo 54,00? Stock in Havre. 74.089 VJ tis Afloat lor Havre. 38,313 19.380 Stock lu Ure tuen . 0.1*3 5,057 Afloat ror Bren on. 2:?,:;?7 ll.lO? Stock in Uuiteil Stale*port?- 5..7.05rf 4JI U48 Stock ni the interior towus. 98,019 90.235 Total. 1.570,398 1.374.754 Excess in visible supply- 195.644 Stock of ont ton hel<l by Manchester spin nias at the in HW now. 40, ooo bales: same time iso* fo.uoo bales. Middling uplands uow lM#dd; then 12a 12*d. The arrivais at this port for the week hare been 85 bogs of sea islands and Floridas and 3822 bales of upi nuls, against 141 bags and 3470 bales the eek pivviuu-, un i 84 lurg ?md 3489 bales for the correspondu ff period last year. These supplie* luve ci me as rollows, .-ay ot up lanl8, per rio itu .'.r . ?. R-uln? 'i 2760 bales; per Northeastern Railroad. 244; Peedee, 92; Georgetown,4., ..c. m.m. *>; wa.ou-, Of sea Islands: Kdisto, l; Beaufort, 30; Savannah, 16; Florida, 38. The operations in this market for this time have been as l olio vs : On Friday, March nth, this staple vas firmer, prices being influenced by advancing gold and light stocks, and the rates improved about ?c fi ft; sales 500 bales; ordinary to good ordinary being quoted at 17?@20, low middlings 80?,, middlings21, and strict middlings 2l.se fi ft. On Saturday there was but little doing, and prices were a ?@?c fl ft lower; sales about 200 bales; ordinary to good ordinary being quoted at 17?? 19?, low middling 20, middling 20?, strict middling 2lc fi ft On Monday there was a quiet demand at steady rates; sales 350 bales; quotations as before. On Tuesday lhere was a steady and rather ac tivc inquiry, prices showing a disposition to harden; sales 650 bales; ordinary to good ordi? nary being quoted at 17@19)i, low middling 20? 20?, middling 20?asi, and strict middling 21?c p ft. Wednesday the market was Arm, with a mode? rate demand; sales 350 bales, ordinary to good ordinary being quoted at 17@20, low middling 20?, middling 21, strict middling 21?c fl ft. Yesterday the article was firmer, aud prices improved about a ?c fl ft, with little oiTerln g ; sales 300 bales, say 6 at 17?; 31 at 18; 4 at 19; 10 lt 20; 52 at 20?; 22 at 20?: 29 at 21; 5 at 21?; 54 it 21?; 20 at 22; 6 on private terms. We quote: LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION. ?SS Ordinary to good ordinary.18 @20? Low middling.M.21 @ Middling.-fm.21?? Strict middling.22 @ SEA ISLAND COTTON.-The arrivals of this quali? ty of the staple have been light and were 85 bags, igainst 141 the week berorc, and 84 for the cor? responding period last season. The market has exhibited steady and continued dullness, with nuch depression, except for the belter grades o? j ?ea islands; which have been In demand, factors mly being able to sell in a limited way at conces :cssions. The business has amouuted to about ?0 bags, mostly island qualities, among which vere of sea Islands, 15 stained at 20c; 4 at 45; 0 at ,9; 5 at 47; 12 at 50; ll at 54; 18 at 55; 2 at 70c. ifFloridas, 20 at 35; 22 at 36; 3 at 43. Wc quote :ommon Floridas nominally at 33@35; medium ;C?CS: good 40@43: good to flue nomiual. Sea slands may bc quoted at 45@50c for common; 50 500c for medium; 60@70cfor medium to fine; 70 v ft for fine and choice qualities. RICE.-The receipts of this grain have been un mportaut, say about 5000 bushels for the week, 'he movement has been limited, and prices have howu a weaker tendency, but factors sell spar ngly. The transactions of the week amount to iboutooo tierces or clean Carolina, among which vere, say 80 tierces at 5c; 20 at 6?c; 16 at 5 3-l6c; ?Oat 5?c; 45 at 5?c; 180 at6 ll-16c; 75 at 5?c; ls it C?c; 40at6?efl lb. We quote common to air clean Carolina at 5@5?c; good 5?@?c fi lb. karolina rough may be quoted at $1is@l 30 for nterior, and $1 30@1 60 fl bushel for seacoast. NAVAL STORES.-Thc limited supplies of these inicies coming to market keeps business restrict Hi, and thc transactions have been light, spirit .urpentlne during thc week was bold at 40c fl ration, and low No. 1 rosin at (2 %\ bbl. HAY.-The arrivals have been about 300 bales >r Bastern and SOO bales or North River qualities nie former was sold to arrive at $175 per hun Ired, and a part of thc latter from the wharf at >1 60 per hundred. CORN.-There ha9 :>een received about 16,000 mtmels of this article. ' Rather a good jobhinf Icmand for country consumption has prc va Hedi md limited lots were selling at thc close at aboie il 15 per bushel, weight, sacks Include.), lui?' lushcls prime white was sold at $113 per bushel relgbt, sacks included. OATS.-This grain has'arrived In fair supply, md we"qnotc at "2@73c per bushel. FLOUR.-The market is fairly supplied with most lualities, for which lhere is a good Inquiry, with mt important change in prices. Non hern ami Vettern linc may bc quoted at $5 35@5 4-S fl bbl, uper at $* 75g; 37 fl bbl, extra at $c 3?@0 70 fi hi, and family at ?7 co@S 00 ft bbl. Southern .uallttes are In moderate stock, ?nd may be [noted at $7 o?@7 75 fi bbl for extra, and $s 00? 00 fl bbl for ramil? grades. BACON.-This article has had a lower tendency, rilli only a moderate inquiry. Wo quoteprimc m oked shoulders nt l0@13.Vic fl lb, tho formet rice for large lots; clear rib sides at ic?<! ry salted shoulders at 12c ~$ lb, and salted sides t I5@l6c fi ft. SUOAR AND MOLASSES.-A [moderate business is Bing in Cuba clayed molasses at 36@?.Sc f* gal m in hhds and 4V?c fi gallon In bbls. Cuba gro ?ry sugars may be quoted at 10@lo?c fl ft; iolcel0?llc fl ft. Louisiana sugars, good to Joice, are selling at 10?@12? fi ft. New Or ?ans molasses, or prime quality, is selling at 78c I "allon. Mr. w. P. Hall offers to-day a freshly nported cargo of sugar and molasses from Ma taits. FRUIT.-There is a moderate stock of bananas nd oranges, the transactions being mostly of a stall character. VEGETABLES.-Irish potatoes are In good sup ly and sell at $2@3 50 f? bbl. Onions are in lim? ed stock and sell at about $6 fl bbl. BUTTER *ND LARD-There ls a ralr stock or rime Goshen. We quote good to prime at 35? lc ft ft. Western and other lower gradea sell om 20?30c fi ft; conutry do. at 20@JOC fl lb, i in quality. Lard ls In good supply and ls held i 18@19c. SALT.-Thc arrivals have been about 6000 saoks. ots from store selling at $14o@l 50 fl sack. INDIA BAGGING.- The market l3 fairly supplied | Ph this article, and wc quote 23g24c fi yard undee bagging, 44 Inches, 1? lbs. for thc yard, held at 30@35c. Sea island bagging, 45 Inches Ide, 2 ft for the yard, is held at 45c. Roi'K.-Thc demand for rope ls moderate, and rices are somewhat nominal at quotations. Wc aote hemp at -cents fl ft; greenlea!"atlOccnts; ad jute at 8?@9 cents fl ft. IRON BANDS AND TIES for cotton,.or the most jproved patterns, arc offered on the market at <@7?c fl ft, and sales have taken place at tese figures. TIMBER AND LUMBER.-The market lor this arti C ls dull. ''We quote timber for milling purposes om $5@9. Shipping timber $10@15; 4-4(35-4 joting" at $H@15 f* M. Bright lumber, good icrcliantable, fr?nt City mills, cat to size, from 20@24 fl M by the cargo. FREIGUTS.-To Liverpool, by steam, ?d on plauds, l?d on sea islands; by sall, we note Kd on uplands and ?d on sea ls inds. To Havre nominal. Coastwise-to New ork, by steam, ?c on^nplands and ?c on sea ilands, $1 00 fi tierce on rice; by sall, ?con ottou;- fl tlcrco on rice; 40c fi barrel on asin; $<@$8 fi M on lumber; $9@10 fi Mon tim? er. To Boston, by sall, ?@?c f? ft on upland ottou. To Providence, $8 fl M on boardB, ?c 4 ft on cotton. To Philadelphia, by steam, ic fl ft on uplands; by sall, $6@7 fl M on boards; 9 on timber; $3 fi lon on clay, and $3@3 25 on hosphatcs. To Baltimore by steam, ?0 fi 5; by sail, $5 fl M on boards: $2 5U@3 00 fl lon n phosphate rock. Vessels arc In demand by ur merchante to take lumber freights rrorn ?corgetown, S. C.. Uaricn and Satllta IUver, Ga., ,nd Jacksonville, Fla., to Northern porta, and ill@12 fl M are rates on lumber and boards. EXCHANGE-STERLING BILLS.-Thc ratcyestcr lay wxs 20?@.'0ii Tor 60 day bills. D0MB8TIC Kxcn.iNGE. -Thc banks arc porchas ng sight checks 011 New York at par io ? rtls :onnt; 6 dftys ? discount; 10 days ? per ot. dis? tant; 15 doyB l; 20 days -; 30 days -. They are ?Ding sight checkR at? premium. GOLD.-The brokers were yesterday buying at 1@12, and selline at 13. Market* by TcR-grapU. FOREIGN. 3 Los DON, March 17-Evening.-Bonds, 91?; COU OlS 92?. LIVERPOOL, March 17-Evening.-Cotton opened Ima: uplandsl'lall?d; Orleans II?d; salesesti nated at 12,000 bales. PARIS, Mirch 17.-Bourse opened firm. Rentes 3r 76c. MtfESrlC. NBW YORK, March 17_Noon.-Stooks weak and insettled. Money easy at 6 per cent. Sterl.ng, ong 8; short 8?. Gobi 12?. Sixty-twos. .0; rennessee ex-coupons. 58?; new. 49?: Virginia .x-coupons, 72: new, 70; Louisiana, old, 70: new, '2, I?vee sixes, 73??; eights, 84; Alabama eights, ?7?; fives. ;0; Georgia sixes, 84; sevens, y:?; North Carolina, old, 47}?; new, 22J?; South Caro? lina, old, 87>?: new, 82^. Flour'Onll. Wheatdull and drooping. Corn lc better. Pork quiet; meas $25 62a25 75. Lard Mai4>ic. Cotton firmer at 22>?c Turpentine 46c. Rosin $2 05a2 10 for strained. Freights dull. Evening.-Cotton firmer; Bales 2800 bales at 23c. Flour dull and in buyers' favor; superfine State (4 50a4 65. Wheat dnlland lower; winter red and amber Western $1 25al 27. New corn scarce and lc better; new mixed Western 88a97. Pork firmer, mess $26. Lard Armer. Whiskey unchanged. Groceries dull. Kaval stores quiet. Freights quiet. Money more active and In improved de? mand at 6a7 per cent. Exchange very firm at 8. Gold weaker, declined to 12)?. Governments steady; sixty-twos 10; Southerns heavy; Tenncs sees 58>i; new 4H% ; Virginias 72K; new 70; Louis? ianas 75>?; new 69; levee sixes 74; eights 8D; Ala? bamas 85a97j?, fives 70; Georgia sixes 64, sevens 93; North Carolinas 45; new 22%; South Carolinas 87; new 82J?. BALTIMORE, March 17.-Cotton firm at 22c. Flour firm; good grades In good demand; How? ard and Western superfine $4 75a5; City Mills, superfine $4 75a5 50. Wheat firm; Pennsylvania red $1 25al 27.. Corn quiet; white 9la93c; yellow 92a93. Provisions quiet and unchanged. Whis? key 97. CINCINNATI, March 17.-Whiskey, demand light, 9lcinwood; 92c in iron bound packages. Pork $2Ga26 25. Lard lS^'aUc, with little demand. ST. LOUIS, March 17.-Whiskey 02c. Pork (26 25a26 50. Lard nominal. Clear sides 14j(e. AUGUSTA. March 17.-Cotton active and advanc? ing; sales 230 bales; middlings 21>ic; receipts 249 bales. * SAVANNAH, March 17.-Cotton in active demand ; middlings 22; receipts 522; exports to Great Britain 2275; sales 50; stock 53,813. GALVESTON, March 17.-Cotton firm; good or? dinary 18%al9e; receipts 40S bales; exports coast? wise 960 bales; sales 1500 bales; slock 33,021 bales. KEW ORLEANS, March 17.-Cotton firmer; mid dunga 22\c; net receipts 2579; coastwise 1C3; to? tal 2742: exports to Great Britain 5061; Havre 2879; Bremen 1971; coastwise 1192; sales 4300; stock 220,435. -ar* Pfcw York Kicc Market. The Journal of Commerce of thc 15th Inst, says: The market for domestic ls dull, and prices arc lower. The demand ls very limited, and while thc holders arc 1 ree sellers, they do not feel dis? posed to Torce business while lira market ls in its present condition. We quote lines at 6>?a6J?c and selected at t.-j.v-^,-. The World says: Prices arc unchanged, and bu? siness moderate. Sa es or 25 tierces Carolina at 6J?ft6Xc ror prime. Thc Herald says: nice was slow or sale, the di maud beiug light, but prices were unchanged. Small sales of Carolina were made at 5J?a6;?c. Norfolk Cotton and Corn Market. NORFOLK, March 16.-COTTON.-Our market has bceu correspondingly depressed. In fact, business in thc staple has been pretty much sus. pended. At no time have (actors been at all dis? posed to appreciate the decline, and unflinchingly hehl up their values beyond any remunerative buying point. In the carly part of thc week, when appearances were thc most gloomy, the buyers were unobtainable on a very small lam up toward the middle some inquiry was lnsti luted-whereon factura at once put up their ligures beyond any trading point, and entirely choked oir any and ult business, except In Hie smallest retail way, ami single bale parcels or ii-ied sold on arrival. True a very large portion or thc bulk or thc stock here ls held under limite hythe planters' orders, mid they do not yet un .leraland the decline. The receipts or the wed have been 2234 bales. Thc sales have ran;-cd be? tween li ?ic fur very common and ordluury to 19.119'ic for our best stj les. COHN.-Receipts ror thc week have ber n near 'lo.ooo bushels, lu the carly ami middle part of it, with a good demand and'not over supplies, it ran no to 0.M9V. ror prime whit?*, and hiiiuiJic fci yellow, and 69a90c for mixed, yesterday's rc iipissiiuueda lune accumulation, and,nariel adverse news, sellers abated a little, ami 01c rn the bert was the ton of the market. To-day noe ror white, SSC for mixed was as well as could be done fur any. Wilmington jlaiket. WILMINGTON, March lu.- Sriirrrs TURPENTINE. Receipts 19casks. Sales of 133 casks at 42Jia43c for country, and 25 casks (Jame grad: ) to arrive ;il 43c, showing un advance of iKc per gallon since last quotations. Stock in first Landa very light. - . ROSIN-Receipts 220 bbls. Sales or 130 bbls s:rained al $1 60 ami 03 bbls at ?3 ror No I. CHUOG Tu KT ENTINE-Sales of 87 bbis at $2 for soft and $1 (JO for hard. TAH-Sales or ;o bbls at $1 90 per bbl. COTTON-Sales or 8 bales at 14.1 at io, 7 at 18,50 at 10. and 20 at 20c per lb.-Hie mai kel closing ilrm ou u ba.-is or20>?c for middling. Interior Colton Markets. ATLANTA. March 16.-The market closed active at 18c for middlings; ITO lor lo?v middlings; iOc for good ordinary; 12J?o for ordinary. COLUMBUS March 15.-Under the Influence or smaller receipts at the pons ?iud better prices, our market improved. Tncre was a strong de? mand ror middlings at 19c. which round lew sel? lers. Sales 120 bales; receipts 83 bales; shipments 85 bales. MACON, March 15.-Receipts to day 60 bales; sales 77; snipped 33. Tile market was steady H lill linn all day ut 20c Tor middlings. It closed with a good demand, but very light offerings. MONTGOMERY, Mareil 15.-Cotton in fair de? mand al ronner quotations-Uttlc offering. Low middlings 19 to 19?ie. SUMTER, March 15-About 35 bales cotton have been sold during thc week ending thc I'd h Instant. We quote: Ordinary 14Mc; good ordi? nary 15>?c; low middlings 16c; middlings iu>jc; strict middlings 17a Comparative Exports ot'Cotton and Rice from tile Port of Charleston, from Sep? tember 1,1869, to Mareil 17, 1S70. Kxror.TKD TO 18?9-';o. S. I.iL'p'd. i Rice iMiS-'OU. S. I.iUp'd. j Rice Liverpool... Other Br. Ports Tol'l fj. Britain 4077 55141 004. 2594 3097 Havre. Other Fr. Ports Total France N. or Europe Tot'l N. Europe 3.or Europe.. IV. Indies, AC. Total F. Ports.. Boston. Rhode Wand.. New York_. Philadelphia... Halt. ? NrTulk Olli. U. S. Ports Tot'l Cse Ports Grand Total. 407 556 5)141 064 2594 30975 70 6M 523 J lia 30S0 101 4136 1209 1678 8-1344 70 7060 8I2K| 111?. 12814 916''J 16434 14 22?i 3975 1784 80558 10049 4909I 1485 143241 6134 99 1420 111C49 19S17 Exports of.Itice, Naval SI ?res? un?! I? lim? ber from ?He. Pori of Charleston, from September!. 18o9. to Mureil ti. IH70. j EXPORTED TO Boston. New York.... Philadelphia.. Haltiinorc .... New Orleans.. Mobile. I'rovid'ce.R I. Oth'r U S P'rts T'al Coastw'se Barcelona. Maj'a&M'ket. West Indies.. Ilalirax, N H.. St John's, N B. London. Bristol, Eng.. Liverpool. Havre. Montevideo... Great Britain. Rio de Ja: slr? Total Foreign. Grand Total 18?U-'7U. NAVAI STOlt'S Bbls. 10,628 5,457 5 0-.? 99? 2.671 0,029 5,268 88,309 Feet. 141.401 2.692.114? :i?s,0(Hl 792.900 113.1411 085.204 4.001090 759,822 308.124 '328.750 1.398,090 6.3*9.30*2 NAVAL STD H'S IHllS. 11.0X0 3,987 ann 1,903 l.S<i5 6.SU7 6,547 jy.43 31.011 Feet. Sn>S,!M2 3.14L0.O 1.159.7! 3 2,118,000 1.141.460 3L'.,no:< 8.084.541 2101 1,228,671 1,491, Ott 9. 79.215 Storks of Cotton in the Interior Town? not included in th? Receipts* TOWNS. Augusta A Ham'g.March ll Macon. Oa.March ll Columbus, Ga.March 12 Montgomery, Ala.March ll Belina, Ala.March 12 Memphis. Tenn.Ma*ch 7 Nasliville. Tenn.March 1) Total 1H70. 23,230 16.7? 12,'Hi? ll.4SI G. ?4 23.3H4 5.071. 98.019 18C9. 20.10O 8.79 14,1 KS T.175 0.8.5 20.528 6.6 O 90,235 Particulier?. P*r siearqshlp South Carolina, ror Now York II D Bu-sell, T J Adams, A f M les. W O Wilson, Piton. H W Steadman, A Dare, nnd - In ihe steerage. s? o : c.; : B O 00 OD o ?-? ts en o cn o co co st co IO cm CO CO co uo 00 0> Otz?-<J5S Q g> ^SK-J S<?3> s g Big* .joro ? 5 . r n o;r? g g. : . . ? In I P f : ! : B . . : ? B>ao3d: . : : : : : : . ? "'s,. : . ; : : : : ????g: : . : j I : I SSftc; . ': . * kkkk k k Sfegg o 3 o o o o ?ooo UHHIH H - >-"-'!-! .-? i-1 io to o? o o- to I -I o. . co Oft I- 1 fi coop. o?eeH' .-"3 5J2 g p ?a g *. "to ot ca co at MOMVWM??O' ?; co >-; on i-i u to i-1 w ? C? - T IO CO Ol cnO^COOt ?. 13 tz 50 en co st o? oo a t*t>e*K ? o'"0 2 2 95 5? Cl 00 *t ~ tO u .fr. to 4- O IO M CO . cn *- ?r ; gs V. "ci ".a. b IO -' co . coa? U?t(?-l?O^Oi -I CO 10 Ol O -1 O' CC O . O -* 4.*. co co .Q CO -J Ol . O' o Coi ? C-. n ? o . to . Ol co g . 3 o- . cn to o . ?o 00 . co fr i-OCt O' co -t co _ J-'^CB .jV? "ro'*."ii to ?o . colo to CO 4. cn CO CO CO O ?O . ?-*? O*- o Cl OCOCO' -ti-* . . ano, ? aiciMOO ; ; O? o? *w cw rf-^pp?to^ . . pw 00 Ul co t^ tO O'CO M ^ . . o ..- o> C -taon?? ?v . co -, u ? ? I i_o?; KOW?**; io^-1 .VlOS' ~C- CO "tO "-1 ' S? 0 -I 10 . <U Cn CO CO *? ' 00 oo : : :* to O . -o ? a> o . co o; ?CO- lt>t? Cl 99 CO . O 00 e to^ oo oo ct? yi^ bbtob-*-"ci"co to CO o o - co - o ?- -? J- o o ta -i KS es ? ' -* co -t^coic^o; CT?jj? o b 'c" o? cu b "A. jo ? . 2PJ 80 = 0101- encolo- oeo o c o oo - to to . 00 *. ,10 . t-i ?W ttdfe '*._=i; jioitcoio; -?co ibco- bt-bo-io- o to ?? -o - ucioiOl-oi Cn-I .cn ts. K co J- - Qi ; o * re o? Spin? s'0' 2 o 2 B ?So nf 2 ^ -3c .flo o * 3 S SO TOO O "I n -i re cr ??5 2 -tao ?3.. O oso -? - a tn si ? o - - si NOTE.-Wc have deducted rrorp New Orleans 46,875 hales nplandH, from Mobile OOO bales, from .Savannah 60? I bags nea Island and 58 hales up? land, and from Charleston 3567 bags sea Island and 151 bales upland-thc quantities received ut those ports from Mobile. Florida, Texas and Savannah. Clim I.-Mon Wholesale Prices. AltTlCl.KS. PlllCES. BAOOISG, fi yara U . dee. 30 ? 45 Gur.uv Cloth. 23 ? 24 Now York Double Auohor, 44 inches, 2?ths. 27 @ DALS HOPE, fi lb Manilla. @ Western..-.. 8 @ 12? Jute. 6 ? 8 IilTTKK-GosllCU. SO @ 40 County. 25 @ 30 COTTON, fl lb Ordinary to good ordinary.... 18 & 20? Low middling. 21 @ Middling to strict middling... 21?? 22 Good middling. @ Sea Island. 40 ? 1 00 L'OKKEE, fl rb Kio. 20 % 26 Laguayra. 28 ? Java. 35 @ 40 FERT?LIZKKS Carolina Fertilizer, fl 2000 lbs. 00 00 ? Wando Fertilizer. 60 00 @ Double Relined Poudrette. 30 00 @ Niles' Phosphate. 63 00 @ Peruvian Guano, fi 2240 lbs...IBO 00 @ racine Guano, fi 2000 lbs. 05 00 @ Phoenix Guano. 65 oo ? Laugh's Phosphate, fi 2000 Ina co co @ Rhodes' Phosphate, fi 2000 lbs 05 oo @ Rhodes' Standard Manure ($G5 lime). 67 60 ? Oruiiillo Guano ($40 time).33 oo ? Land Plaster. 13 uo ? 15 00 Mapes' Sspnr Phos, fl 2000 lbs. 05 00 @ Wr.ni.si mrs Phosphate or lime c.j oo @ WoDi?toii's VcgcHir, fi 2000 lbs co oo ? Croasdnlc's Gen. Sup.Phos.net 00 00 @ Bowers' Complete Manure, net CO 00 ff? Sardy'H Phot*. Peruvian, cosh. C5 00 ? Sanly's Paeillc Guano, cash... 60 00 ? l'utapscn Guano. 65 00 ? E. Krank Co's AmiUOliMtCd Bone Phoophatc. 60 00 @ CocN Pure Dissolved Bone.... 62 00 ta? 5 35 C 25 7 00 8 00 5 45 0 UO 7 00 8 00 9 50 1 15 40 i ?6 Whann's Superphosphate.65 oo ? "5 00 Kt liva? Guano, No i (fiiO time) 51 00 ? Ktlwan Guano, No 2 ($70 time)[ S3 00 ? Zen's Ammoniateil Bone Phos? phate ({70 time). CG 00 KLOt'K, fl bbl Fin1:. Super. Non hern and Western Kxtra. Baltimore Kxtra. Southern-Super. i:xtra. Family. fliiAts, fi bushel Marvlan.l (lats. ". Western Outs. Corn. 10* I Liv, fi c'.v: North River. 1 00 Lt'lir.EK, fi M feet- ? " ? Clear While I'lnc. Ilrst tpiallty. 60 00 @ 55 On White Tine, good run. 38 00 @ 40 OO Yellow i'lnc. 20 00 ? 2-1 00 Boards, ron&rii. M oo ? is oo Grooved and tongued 28 00 ? 32 00 MOLASSES, fi gallon Cuba. Muscovado. Sugar-house. New Orleans. NAVAL STOKES, fi bbl-. Tar..,. Pitch.'.. Koslu, pale..... rtiwin, No. i. Rosin, No. 2.;. Rosin. No. 3. 1 ? Spirits Turpeiiilue, fi gallon.. 40 oakum, fi lb. NAILS-American 4?20d., fi keg l'OWDRit-Dupont's, F.F.F. g.... Dupont's, P.P.F. Dupont's, Blasting. * 2? PnovisioNS, fl lb Bacon, Hams. 2i Sides. 1? Shoulders...C.. 13 Strips. .. Lard, In keg. 18 Butter. 3? Cheese. " ?J I'otatocH, Irish, fl bbl. 2 ? Sweet.tv,. a 50 Onions. 6 M Apples. 5 00 w Kgp,. :to ? I'nuHry-Chickens,'fi doz.... 3 00 ? Fowls, jl doz. 6 11(1 @ BICK, fi lb-Carolina. 0 ' g KiLst I mila. , .. g SALT, fi suck-Liverpool, coarse 1 40 ? Liverpool, linc. ? sroAit, fi Ut-Kaw. g [.orto Rico. g Muscovado.. g BKEHWAX-fl lb. g 40 HUIES. Green-fut. Drv. 1H ? .. CltrtSTNLTS-fl bllSllOl. 4 00 ?_ 2 00 1 60 5 05 6 70 5 CO 7 03 ? 22 ? 17 ? 13> ? .. ? M @ 40 ? 30 ? -3 SO ? 4 00 ? 6 00 60 4 00 C 00 00 1 50 POUT V ALENDAR. MOOS'S PHASES. New Moon, 2.1, 3 hours. 20 mun?tes, morning. Kirai Quarter, loth, 7 hours. 52 minutes, morning. Kuli Moon, nth, 8 hours, 32 minnies, morning, bast Quarter, t'3d. II hours, is minutes, evening. New Munn, 3181, 8 hoovs. :17 n.imiirs, evening._ 14 .1 unlay. !.. Tuesday. IC Wednesday. 17 riiursday... 18 Friday. io saturday... 21'vSu?duy. pSKT? MOUN IR. A a o.. 6 6.. 7 C.. 8 0.. 8 0.. ? 6..10 CU 4..15 5.. 2 rises. 6 .28 7..38 8..48 0..69 Exports. LIVERPOOL-Ter British bark Lakemba-129 bags sea island cotton, 1778 bales upland cotton, 50 tierces rice. 99 tons pho-phate, 88 bags cotton seed, 2 tierces beeswax. NORTH WEYMOUTH, MASS-Per sehr Hattie Coombs-155 tons phospmite rock. NEW YORK-Per steamship South Carolina-71 bags sea Island cotton, 218 bales yarns and do? mestics, loi bundles paper and sundries. Receipts by Railroad, March 17. SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD. 147 holes cotton, 53 bales domestics. 191 bbls flour. 2 cars stock. To Railroad Agents, firaeser k Smith. Pelzcr, Rodgers k co, G II Walter A co, Frost A Adger, Dowling,.* co, VYlss & co. Thurs? ton & Holmes, J B E Sloan, Clagliorn, ilerrii.g A co, and Caldwell A Son. MAMU Ii NEWS. CHARLESTON, S. C., MARCH 18. ARRIVED WEDNESDAY. Sehr L W Bunncll, Uunncll, Baltimore, via Nor? folk, Va-16 days. Guano ami omi. To ll F Ila ker k co, Gas Company, um! S C Railroad Agent. CLEARED YESTERDAY. Steamship South Carolina, Adkins, New York W A Courtenay. British bark Lakemba, Brown, Liverpool-II Card. Sehr Hattie Coombs, Jameson, North .Wey? mouth, Mass-Risley A Creighton. FROM THIS PORT. Spanish brig Palmira, Mota, Barcelona, Februa? ry 17. Sehr R Peterson, English, Philadelphia, March 15. Tjrp-FOR THIS PORT. Sehr Anna E Glover, Ryder, at Boston, March 14. CLEARED FOR THIS PORT. Steamship Charleston. Berry, at New York, March is. Sehr E U Naylor, Naylor, at New York, March 14. Hst of Shipping IN THE PORT OK CHARLESTON, MARCH 17. Vessels under loo tons, and steamers coasting within thc State,-excepted. STEAMSHIPS. South Carolina, looo lons, Adkins, at Union wharf, fur New York, ready-W. A. Courtenay. Champion. MIS tons. Lockwood, at Adder's wharf, for New York, loading-Jame* Adger A co. Zodiac, - tons, Hines, at Atlantic whatT, for Philadelphia, loading-J A T delly. Maryland, 5:jl tons. Johnson, at Union wharf, for Baltimore, loading- raul C Trcuholm. SHIPS. Missouri, 824 tons, Brudburn, in thc Stream, for Liverpool, ready-IV I)Smith k co. R C Winthrop. 040 tons, Stewart, for Liverpool, at Atlantic wharf, loading-Patterson A stock. U.-vvLl Brown, 905 tons. Nichols, at Bennett's wharf, for Adelaiil , Australia, loading-Street Bros k co. Southern Chief, 1218 tons. Higgins, at Atlantic wharf, for Liverpool, loading-W illis A Chlsolm Profile, - ions, Foss, at Atlniiiiti wharf, for Liv? erpool, loading- W B Smith it co. BARRS. . Skjold (Nor), 392 tons, Albrethscn, In Ashley River, ' fur Rio de Janeiro, loading-R Mure k co. La Kcmba(Br), 5S4 tons, Brown, at Accommoda? tion wharf; for Liverpool, rcadv-H Card. David MoNull (lb), 502 tons, Lockhart, at Central Wharf, Tor Liverpool, loadiug- R Mure A co. Annie Torrey, - tons. Libby, at Boyce & co's wharf, for Liverpool, loading-W Roach A co. F.liioit Ritchie, - lons. Pang, al Accommodation wharf, from Citianapc Isles, IVru, walting II Card. A P. Wyman, - tons, Wyman, at Atlantic wharf, from New York, discharging-W B Smith Si cn. BRIGS. Mary E Dana, -- tons, O'Neill, at Central wharr, Irom Bath, Me, discharging-A Cage Si co. SCIIOONHU*. W F Garrison, - tons, Adam-?, at Central wharf, for Boston, loading-M Goldsmith St Son. C II Woods, - tons. Candy, in Ashley River, for Providence, loading-'?isley k Creighton, lilias Moore, 27u tons, DeOroot, lu Ashley River, for New York, loading-.1 A F.nslow A co. N W Sum h. 294 tons, Tooker, ut A lger's wharf, for Now York, loading-W Roach A co. Il W Oodfrcy, - tons, Sean?, at Palmetto wharf, for Philadelphia, loading-J A Knslnw A co. Ben Borland, 120 lons, UluiSdell, lu Ashley River, for New Yon, loading-Risley A Creighton. Active, 208 lons. Coonil", In Ashley Uiver, ?or Baltimore, loading-ll S Rlietl A Sou. Mary J H;-Hcr, 129 tons, Lawrence, in A-diley Uiver, for Haiti more, loading-T J Kerr A cu. Wenonah, so ton?, Noves, In Ashley Uiver, ror Bal tiiuniv, loa ling-T Tupper A Sous. Rattle Coombs, los tons, JauiUfon, at N E Rail? road wharf, for North Weymouth, ready-Ris. ley k Creighton. Dau Gilford. 253 lons. Tirrell, at. Central wharf, for Philadelphia, loading-II F Baker A co. R k S Goroon, 202 tons, Corson, at N K Railroad wharf, for North Weymouth, loading-Risley A Creighton. M A Tyler, - tons. Tylor, at Kerr's wharf, from Alexandria, Va, discharging-T J Kerr & co. Ductor Kane, - tons, Dodge, at Brown k co's wharr, from Portland, Me, discharging-T Tupper k Sons. S T Baker, - ton?. Davis, at Union wharr, rrom Savannah, discharging- W Roach A co. L W Burindi, - tons, Ununell, at Gas Company's wharr. from Baltimore, discharging-H F Raker A co. Emeline Mel.nm. - tons. Hall, at Brown k co's wharf, lruin Baltimore, discharging-W Roach k co. L A Edwards, - tons. Marshall, in Ashley River, for Baltimore, loading-W Roach A- un. Mur?an Gage, - ions. Shepherd, at Adger's wharr, rr .ni New York, discharging-W Roach St co. R M Brooking, - tons, Douglass, at Brown A co's wharr, rrom Matanzas, discharging-W P Hall. Montana. - tons. Parker, nt Brown k ro's wharf, nom Portland, Mc, Uischurgiug-M Goldsmith k sou. Ida Richardson, - tons. Bedell, at Marshall's wharr, rrom New York, discharging-Master, ll fi ILyid. - tons, Hand, at. Kerr's wharf, from BaTrrm .re, discharging-J A F.nsiow A cn. Chase. - lons, tiros?., ut Boyce A co's wharf, Tor Ballimore, loading-B S Rhett A Son. LLST OF VESSELS UP, CLEARED AND SAILED rOU THIS PORT. FOREIGN. NEWPORT. BNO. Thc Island Queen. Brook, sailed*..Jan 15 The Nautile T Bell, Acfcley, sailed.Feb 19 CA ROI PK. Thc Edith. Chcgwidden, sailed.Jan 29 BKIIMUUA. British bark Wm Fisher, Barney,sailed....Feb 14 II,WAN A. Spanish brig Gabriella, Pages,cleared...March 2 Sehr Mary Limeburner, Lausll, up.Maren 5 DOMESTIC. BOSTON." S?ly Ida Bella. Fisher, up.Feb 2S Sehr C E Ravmund, Higgins, cleared....March 9 Sehr Carrie Melvin, Slater, cleared.March 9 Sehr S N Smith. Smith, up.March 9 Sehr Anna E Glover, Ryder, up.March 14 RAT lt, MK. Sehr D Talbot, Amesbury, sailed.March 5 NEW YORK. Steamship Charleston. Berry, cleared....March 16 Sehr K H Naylor, Naylor, cleared.March 14> Sehr Commodores Kearney, PhllbruuK, up. .Feb 24 Sehr Georgia, Brier, up.Mardi s Sehr '/. Steelmai),-. up.March 5 Sehr Eclipse, Thompson, cleared.March 6 Sehr C S Kiwanis, Conon, cleared.Mardi 5 Salir Samuel L Russell, Smith, cleared..Mardi 9 Sehr Palma, Rankin, up.March 9 Sehr Maud Webster,-, up.March 10 Sehr Cen i ral America.-. nj.March io Sehr? ll Woodbury, Woodbury, dd.Mareil ll Sehr Lilly, Hughes, np.March 14 " PHILADELPHIA. Sehr Annie S Gaskin, fiaskill, cleared - March 1(1 Sehr Anna Litt le. Crawford, u|i.March 7 Sohr KA Hooper, Champion, chaired...March io Sehr Jeddle, Trott, up.March ll BALTIMORE. Sehr H G Fay. Prescott, up.March io Sehr W ll Thorndike, Hall, cleared.Mar. li 8 Sdir Serene. Jones, cleared.Feb 12 Sehr Georgia. Brier, cleared.March io Sehr Carlton Jane, Brown, up.March ll Sehr U Q Bird, Drinkwater, up.March ll _ Shipping. jp 0 R LIVERPOOL. The American Ship PACIFIC (of small capacity,) S. Poss, Master, having about half her Cargo engaged, is now loading at ?tT??T tlc Dock-. For further Freight engagements, apply to W. B. SMITH A CO., mehi 7 Napier'3 Range. -pOR NEW YORK - ON SATURDAY. The First Class Side-wheel Steamship -dpi?L CHAMPION, K. W. Lockwood, Com-2*MS2? mander, of the New York and Charleston steam? ship Companys Line, will leave Adger's South Wharf on SATURDAY, the 19th instant, at5 o'clock . P. M. j9S-The steamers of this Line are handsomely and comfortably fitted np for passengers, and their tables arc supplied with anthe delicacies of the New York and Charleston markets. 4S*" Through BlilB of Lading given on Cotton to Liverpool, Boston and the New England manufac? turing towns. 49- Insurance by this Line half percent. OS' The Side-wheel Steanflpllp CHARLESTON follows on WEDNESDAY, the 23d instant, at 10 o'clock A. M. JAMES ADQER A CO., Agents N. Y. and C. Steamship Linc, Corner Adger's Wharf and East Bay, mchio 4_Bp Stairs. /J1RAVELLERS PASSING THROUGB CHARLESTON EN ROUTE TO FLORIDA AND AIKEN, And other places, should lay in their^r?-?$*> -supplies of Clareta, Champagnes, Cor-?ffiaBi? dials. Brandies, Whiskies Wines, Canned Soups and Meats, American and English Biscuits, De trilled Ham, Tongue, Lobster. Dui ham Smc-KIng Tobacco and Imponed Sega rs. WM. S. CORWIN A CO., No. 276 King street, opposite liase?, Charleston, s. C. Branch of No. 90o Broadway, corner 201 li .siren New York. septus umos VESSELS SUPPLIED WITH CARIN ANP MESS STORKS ON SHOUT NOTICE. Captains and Stewards ure respect fully invited to call mid examine tbeS???7?? quality and prices of our GOODS. Fud MI-IJ?U? guaranteed. Delivered free of expense. WM. S. CORWIN St CO.. No. 275 King street, opposite ILi*el, Charh .-ton, s. C. B3~ Branch ol' No. OOO Broadway, New York. j:ui24 ?pACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP C(BiT?'S THROUGH LINE TC CALIFORNIA, CHINA ANO JAPAN. FARES CREATLY REDUCED. i Steamers of the above line leave Plcr^^^T-.**^ J No. 4-j, North River, foot of Cann I streeti?uUS? j New York, at 12 o'clock nomi, of tia- otu un 21st of every month (except when these dates ral on Sunday, then the Sat unlay preceding.) Departure of tire 2lst connect at l'an a: m with steamersrorSouth PaclUcand Ccntrul Amer lean ports, ni ose or st h touch at Manzanillo. Steamship CHINA leaves San Francisco rot Japan und China April 1, 1870. No California steamers touch at Havana, but gi direct from New York to Aspin wall. One hundred pounds baggage free to each adult Medicine and attendance free. For Passage Tickets or further Information ap ply at the COMPANY'S TICKET OFFICE, on th. whnrr, foot of Canal-street, North River, Nev York. F. R. BABY, Agent. marchl2 lyr JpOR PAL AT KA, FLORIDA, VI A SAVANNA fl. FERNANDINA JACKSON vu.LE AND LANDINGS ON ST. J0HN;8 RIVER. SEMI-WEEKLY LINE. Steamer "DICTATOR," Captain r .^TTT"; George K. McMillan, sails ereryjfiBESgS TUESDAY STONING- at s .-?'clock. Steamer "CITY POINT," Captain Fenn Peel, xaiU every FRIDAY EVENING nt 8 o'clock. Con Heeling with Steamer STARLIGHT for Enterprise. Through Tickets und through Bills of La.linr for Freight given. J. D. AIKEN* CO., Agents, jania South Atlantic Wharf. JNLAND ROUTE-FOR SAVANNAH VIA BEAUFORT AND SEABROOK'S LANDING, HILTON HEAD, TWICE A WEEK. The Rteamer PILOT BOY, Captain C. . .rrtT^w Carroll White, will sail for Saviiii.???2Bgg"g nah via Beaufort every SUNDAY ami IUUHOUAI MniixiN'j. ut H o'clock. On the Sunday's trlpshc will tonchat Chlsnlm's and Pacific Landings, going and returning, and will touch at ltliifTton, going and returning, every alternate Kliuisdny. Returning will leave Snviui*. nah everyIIONDAY and FRIDAY AFTERNOONS, at .2 o'clock. Fur Freight or Psssage, apply to J. D. AIKEN * CO., Agents, lu neo Sooth AUanito wimrf ?po II BEAUFORT, S. C. WEEKLY INLAND ROUTE, STOPPING EACH WAY AS FOLLOWS : AT EN TKRPRISB. EDISTO, ROCKVILLE, PEN WICK'S ISLAND, BULL RIVER AND COOSAW LANDING. The Steamer "ARGO," Captain D. _ X?OHJ\ P..ivie. wilt receive Freight, at Ac- h^fL^E^p^ coiurnodation Wharf, on SATI'KDAY. lina iiMlam, a.id litavu as above on TUESDAY, thc 22-1. Fur Freight or Passage, npplv on board, or to DOUGLAS MSIIKT, Agent, melllfl Aei- iriiei-.'t-..'<..> Wh-irr. jp on E u i s T 0. I'lieSteamer PILOT BOY, Captain . C. ','. While, will leave Chnrii*u>i? r~-Jl?3J i wry SUNDAY MORNING, at 8 u'ulnvfc, lin' "K.fi^t... I*, ttirniutr, will touch ut EdlStu every 'it KSDAY, 011 lier way from Beaufort to Charlwtoii. liie.iil?_J. H AU;KV A po. jp 0 It O Ii O R G E T O W N , & C. TV s::'.im"r "EMILIE," Captain . ?JP** P. (.'. Lewis, ls now receiving freight ?BS&ftBSB at South C. un merdai Wharf, ami will "leave tdKire on FMDAY NIGHT, thc 18th instant, ats u'. llVk. All Freight and Wharfage must bc prepaid. SHAUKKLFOKD & KELLY, inch 17 2 _A ron ts. jp O ll Jf O il T S U M T ? li . Che Steamer ST. HELENA, Cap- " xir"***" tain IL 1). Elliott, will leave its ?????^?SJ n'.i .ve. TniS DAY, at 12 o'clock, from Market Wharf, foot or Market street, returning at half pa-; J o'clock. Fare SI ?0. JOHN H. NORRAT, mellis-l* Market Wharf. Sljonlbcr ?fnci. M ll E CHA il PIO N DR A C ? . H n M o SJ a NH 5? < a H O SS % W a > a This BRACE, In its pecnllar oonMrucUoDj has all the advantages of SUSPENDERS AND SHOULDER BRACES COMBINED. First. lt docs not disarrange the Shirt Bosnia*. Second. It cannot slip mr thc shoulders. Third There is less strain on thc buttons of the paw* limn with common Suspenders. Fourth. Each scetl m or the pants can he adjusted Independent? ly. Kurth. By means of thc Adjustive Back Straf ? griffie or powerful Brace can bc obtained. Sixth. D attaches to thc pants at the same point.? tiiat the ordinary Suspender dues. Solo Agent in Charleston, K . ? c o rr x . DEAtER IB SHIRTS AND FURNISHING GOODS, Meeting street. Opposite Market Hall. jnn21 Sums _' jfj "ll N MARSHALL JR., COMMISSION MERCHANT. NAVAL STORES, COTTON, LUMBER AND RICE. MARSHALL'S WHARF, Charleston, S. C. aug24 s ?fliscdlaneoBs. F ERTlLIZEBS-v PHONIX GUANO. WILCOX. GIBBS A CO.'S MANIPULATED GUANO. GUANO, SALT AND PLASTER COMPOUND, for sale by WILCOX, GIBBS & CO, IMPORTEES & DEALERS IN 1 No. 91 Bay street, Savannah*." No. 241 Broad street, Angosta. No. 64 East Bay, Charleston. *y Send for Circular giving prices, terms, cer tlllcates. Ac._janis tntsSmos ^ M . MATTHIESSEN, No. ?Ti Kl VG STREET. CORNER WENTWORTH. AGENT FOR TUB MANUFACTURERS OF* THU ..CELEBRATED S T A R S H I R T S r EACH QUALITY OF SHIRT IS NUMBERED. PRICES AS FOLLOWS: No. 42.$2 00 No. W. . 2 60 No. 72. 3 00 No. 92. 3 60 rc'S Onios THE ADVANTAGES WE ENJOY as the resu' cr a long established and successful ousiness enables us to offer inducements that makes this announcement worthy of ATTENTION. Importing our foreign goods di- . rect, controlling many leading styles of American fabrics, employing the ; best artistic talent in the production i of our goods, and "constant progress" '. our motto, we claim to lead the mar- < ket in READY-MADE CLOTHING, j of which we keep full lines- of all \ grades, for Men and Boys. In CUSTOM WORK our products are unsurpassed for quaj^ r. ?ty, workmanship and elegance, (n 2 GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS [ our stock is constantly large and I seasonable. We are the sole manu? facturers of the which we supply both ready-made i and to order. Prices uniformly low. ^ Gentlemen visiting New-York are? requested to call and -have their' measures recorded upon our books. 1 System of Self-Measurement and : other information promptly furnished1 when desired. Address P. O. Box 2256, N. Y. DEVLIN & CO? fi'iiVj 2ino? DYSPEPSIA?INDIGESTION ?j W?"- SOLU EVERYWHERE, fl \ & WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS N. R. The Commissioner ol R<" cn ue has decided that m.. nVnier can sell this article without a special license. mc ur