Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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I FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Stocks, Bonds and Bank Bills. BEPORT OF TUB MARKET, TKBRARED EXPRESSLY FOR "THE DAILY NEWS," BY I. S. E. BENNETT, STOCK BROKER AND REAL ESTATE AGENT, NO. 40 BROAD STREET, FOR THE WEEK ENDING MARCH 31ST, 1870. During tue past week the market for all classes or securities has been very dull. Fer sterling bills the rate yesterday was 2C@20X for 60 day bilis. In domestic exchange the banks were purchasing sight checks on Kew York at par, and selling at a X premium. Transactions in all kinds of ex change have been very limited, ewing to the small Bales-of cotton. SOUTHERN BANK BILLS. Current Rates. Bank of Charleston. par. Bank or South Carolina. 04? 5 Bank of State of South Carolina, prior to 1861. 48? 49 Bank of State of South Carolina, after January 1,1S61. 19? Farmers' and Exchange Bank, Charleston.? Pee ole's Bauk, Charleston. par. Plaiters' and Mcehauics' Bank, i'harleston. P*r. Southwestern Railroad Bank, Charleston (old]. par. Southwestern Railroad Bauk, Charleston mew). par. State Bank, Charleston. 02;x? os Union Bank, Charlestou. par. Bank of Camden. 49? 50 Bank of Chester. 05? Bank or Georgetown. 05? Bank of Hamburg. 03? Bank of Newberry. 9S@ Commercial Bank. Columbia. 02? Exchange Bank, Columbia. 10? Merchants' Bank. Cheraw. 03? Planters' Bank of Fairfield. 03? City of Charleston Change Bills. par. State of S. Carolina Treasury Notes. par. BONDS, STOCKS AND COUPONS. South Carolina Railroad and Bauk Stock (whole shares). 44 50? 40 00 South Carolina Railroad (half shares) 22 60? People's National Bank Stock.104 00? First National Bank Stock.Ils 0o?120 uu South Carolina Loan and Trust Com? pany Stock.105 00? Union Bank Stock. C 75? 7 00 Bank or Charleston Stock (whole shares). 22 75? 23 00 Bank of Charleston stock (hair shares).ll 50? People'8Bank Stock. 5 00? Planters' A Mechanics' Bank Stoek.. 2 60? City of Charleston Six Per Cent. Stock, ex interest. 56 >r0? 57 00 City of Charleston Fire Loan Bonds.. 75? 75 20 Charleston Gas Company Stock. 23 00? 23 50 Charleston City Railway Stock (ex di via cad. 63 00? 53 50 State of South Carolina Bonds (new issue of January 1, 1867). 80 50? State of South Carolina Bonds (issued - for Bank of thc State bills). so? State of South. Carolina Stock. 79? so State or South Carolina Coupons (fu?dable),. 78&? South Carolina Railroad Six Per Cent Bonds.... 74 50? 75 00 Soma Carolina Railroad Seven Per Cent. Bonds. 84 00? 84 50 South Carolina Railroad Certificate of Indebtedness. par. Northeastern RaBroad First Mort M--- gage Bonds (past due) 7 per ct.. 89 00(9 90 00 Northcasern Ruilroad First Mort? gage Bonds. 8 per ct. 87 0C@ 88 00 Northeastern Railroad First Coupons (past due). SC 00? SC 59 Northeastern Railroad Stock(eapltal) 9 00? io 00 i Sortheastern Railroad Stock (pre? ferred. 32 00? 30 00 Northeastern Railroad Certificate of Indebtedness. 63? co Savannah and Charleston Railroad Bonds (first mortgage). SC? Savannah and .Charleston Railroad Bonds (State guarantee!. 6S@ 6? Savannah and Charleston Railroad (State guarantee/Seven Per Cent. Bonds. 70? Savannah and Charleston Railroad Stock. 32 00? 33 CO Memphis aud Charleston R. R. Bonds 83? Memphis and Cha'ton R. U. Coupons 70? Memphis and Charlcs.on R. R. Stock 10 00? ll CO Greenville and Columbia Railroau State guaranteed Bonds. 88? Greenville and Columbia Firs: Mort? gage' Bonds. SO? Cheraw and Darlington First Mort? gage Bonds. 8-1? City ol Columbia Bonds. UM?, 70 City of Columbia Conpons. 70? dry of Savannah Bonds. 83,H@ City of Savannah Coupons (due pre? vious to June 1, I860). 95? City of Savannah Coupons (due after June 1,1866. 95? City of Memphis bonus (endorsed by M. A C. Railroad..-. 05? City of Memphis Coupons... . 70? 71 ' Cay of Memphis Bonds (unendorsed) 60? 01 Georgia State Bonds,? per cent.(old) 86? Georg.aState Bonds. 7 per et.(new). 94? Georgia State Coupons. 93? par Exports for thc Week ending Dla;ck 31. FOREIGN LIVERPOOL-Per Phip R C Winthrop-iS2 bags sea Island cotton, 230O bales upland cotton, 10 tes rice, 613 Ma '.oidn, 484' sacks cotton seed.Per bark Annie Torrey-160 bags sea island cotton, 1310 bales upland cotton. DOMESTIC. NEW YORK-Per steamship Tennessee-os bags sea island cotton, 171 bales upland cotton, os les rice, co bales yarn and domestics 7 rolls leather, 9 bales hides und skins, on bids orange* and sun? dries.Per steamship Manhattan-78 bags sea Island cotton, 230 bales upland colton. 40 les rice, 19 bales domestics, ISO empty bbl?, and sun? dries.Per steamship James Adger-119 bales upland cotton. 2G bags sea island cotton, 00 tea rice, 39 bales yarns and domestics, 43 pack? ages.Per sehr N W Smith-72 casks clay, 20 boxes soap, 2 bales shavings, 2 bbls snuff, SG emp? ty ale bbb?, 2600 empts carboys.Per sehr Ellas Moore-138,000 feet or hewn timber, 23,ooo rect re sawed lumber. PHILADELPHIA-Per steamship Prometheus-30 tierces rice. 127 bales cotton, ls2. bales yarns ?iud domestics, .so bbls naval stores 20 tons old iron. 60 casks kaolin clay and sundries. BALTIMORE-Per steamship Falcon-38 tierces rice, 23 hales cotton, CG bbls rosin, 3 bales moss, 17,540 feet lumber, 3 boxes oranges. 1 case shoes and sundries_Per ptettmRhip Sea Gull-42 bales cotton, 14 bales yarn, G Didos rugs, 73 bbls rosin. 38 Packs cotton " seed, 10 casks clay. 36.000 feet lumber, and sundries.Per sehr Eveline Mo Lain-200 ions phosphate rock.Per sehr L A Edwards-200 tons phosphate rock. NORTH WEYMOUTH, MASS-Per sehr RAS Cor son-350 tous phosphate rock. PROVIOLNCE-Per sehr Doctor Kane, ? 1,000 feet flooring boards. The Charleston Market. [FOR THE WEEK ENDINO MARCH SI.] THE RECEIPTS.-The arrivals of cotton at the Southern ports continued large, and ror the week np to Friday last were 53,189 bales, iu contrast with 66,726 the previous week, and 32.193 ror the corresponding period last year. At New Orleans the receipts were 23,822 bales, and eooo ror the week last year. The total supplies received at the ports since September l up to thc latest dates wore 2,344,301 bales, against 1799,904 last j year, showing an increase or 544,3r?7 hales. The total receipts at the principal Southern eentres up to the latest telegraphic dales have been as lollows: 1870. 1869. New Orleans, March 30 . 947 202 719.4oo Mobile, March 30. 284.S01 198.0.M Savannah, March 30.412,875 303,583 Charleston. March 30.201,353 168,508 Texas, March 30.187.709 110.370 Yirgluia, March 30.175,022 133.4S4 The suppjies received ut the chief Southern sea? ports, rrom the 24th to the 30th March inclusive, as reported by telegraph, have been as follows. This Includes everything or importance but North Carolina and overland : NEW ORLLKANS March 24.acor?_March 25..2284) March 26 aud 27. .6910... .March 23. .7710 J 26,567 March 29.4470....March 30..1577) MOBILE March 24. 164....Maren 25.. 1337) March 26 aud 27.. 914_March 2s.. 774 J :< 741 March 29. 122....March 30.. 442) SATANNAH March 24.'.. 814....March.25.. 812) March 26 and 27.. 665_March 28." 928 J 3.SS3 March 29. 1C3... -March 30.. ?01J CHARLESTON_ . * ?1 March 24.am...March 25.. 334) March 26 and 27.. 232.... Mardi 28.. 5P2 > 2 313 MaroU ?.'641....March 30.. 275) GALVESTON March 2-1.1280.:..March 23 11261 ??"JJ g?"-?SX?? 664 4,824 Marcn 28.1110....Maich 39.. 4361 NORFOLK - i March 24. 296....March 25 __, March 2n. 217... .March 29:.' au MM March 30. 79.......\ 956 Total..4*^237 The receipts fjr the week last year were 36,sco. THE COTTON MARKET.-This ?nicle liurlng the 1 period under review exhihltcd steadiness,middling uplands in tiieBnulisli market ruling a: 11?ll^d. fy rb. and at New York at 22,'fc fy Vb, with limited transactions, hut have since become easier, the former ree ding to lOJid, and the latter to SSH, closing firmer, while the rates herc have l een generally 2lc fy lb for middling, falling oirto 20J? @2tc fy tb; The operations at Liverpool :.nd New York ror this period have bveu as follows: On j Friday, March 25, the former was quiet, uplands Wi, sales 10,000 bales; the latter waB steady at 22?i, sales 2100 bales. On Saturday the former closed dull, uplands lld?llMd.; the latter was steady at 222?c, sales 1500 bales. On Monday the former closed Irregular at lld.@HMd., sales 10,000 bales; the latter was unchanged at 22&c, sales lTOO bales. On Tuesday the ronner was quiet at lld.?HXd., sales 10,000 bales; the latter was heavy at 22%, sales 2700 bales. On wednes? day the former was dull at 10M, sales lo.ooo bales; the latter was dr.U at 22>ic sales 1750 bales. Yesterday the former was firm at lO^d.; the latter steady at 22 Mc. The stock er the article in sight at the latest dates was as follows: 1870. 1860. Stock tn Liverpool. 371.000 2.'.5,eoo Stock in London. 63.374 19,763 Stock in Glasgow. 300 400 Stock In Havre. 62.S0O .' 2,000 Stock In Marseilles. 7,806 8,550 Stock in Bremen..*. 9,600 25,250 Stuck rest of continent. 25.000 :; 13.000 Afloat for Great Britain (Amer.) 291,000 160,000 Afloat for Havre (American and Brazil). 41.000 17,720 Total Indian cotton afloat ror Europe. 131,260 229.785 Stock in United Statesports.... 458,164 418,213 Stock in thc Inland towns. 95,097 82,01? Total. 1,556,401 1,355,599 Increase in visible supply.... 200,602 The arrivals or this article at this port have been 111 bags or se i islands and Floridas and 2202 bales of uplands, against 84 bags of sea islands and Floridas and 1503 bales or uplands tho week before, and 20 bags of sea Islands and Floridas and 2413 bales of uplands for thc corresponding period last year. These receipts have come as follows : say of uplands per South Carolina Rail? road, 202S bales, per Northeastern Railroad too, Peedeee CO, Georgetown 8; of sea Islands, Beau? fort 32, Northeastern Railroad 1, Savannah 75, Florida 3. The transactions and prices in this market for the week hare been as follows: On Friday. March 25. prices were steady, and the inquiry moderate; sale* 350 bales, ordinary to good ordinary beiug quoted at 17M?i)lSMc; low middling 20Vi@C0.lic; middling 2lc; strict mid? dling 21 Mc fy tb. On Saturday the demand was light, prices show? ing no -uauge of note; sales about 100 bales: quo? tations unaltered. On Monday the article was only In limited re? quest, prices in some grades being slightly ca=lcr: sales 22.? bales, ordinary to good ordinary being quoted at 17.'?@lCi.,3'c; ?ow middling 20V?20.'se: middling 21c, anil strict middling 21K0<9 lb On Tuesday there was a moderate demand ai unchanged prices; sales 200 bales: quotations un? altered. On Wednesday there was a fair inquiry early in the day nt steady rates, hut, on receipt of un? favorable telegrams, the market became quiet, and pr!:es closed easier; sales coo bales, ordinary to good ordinary being quoted at 17??@19??c: low middling 20it-@29.'?c; middling 20^G-ic. and strict middling 21 Mc 9 lb. On yesterday t here was a good demand, bn? thc stock was light: sales about 330 bale*. I32at20c: 143 at2oj?c: 4 at 20>io; 26 at 21c; IC at 2l.Vic; 20 at 2lMc fy lb. We quote: LIVETir-OOL CLASSIFICATION. Ordinary to good ordinary.17M,V7"0 tow middling.2U,'??> .Middling.21 re? strict middliug.21M? SEA ISLAND COTTON.-The receipts haye been light and were 111 bags or soa islands and Flori? das, against St the wed; before and 23 for I lils period last year. This artic!-; lias been in steady demand for tho Letter grades of sea islands olid Floridas, but com non SM islands were dull nud difficult of sale, prices showing no importa!!? variation from the closing rates of thc week pre? vious. The operations were abont 300 Lu;:-, among which, say of Florida?, 1 bale stained 25c; io cart cotton at ?S; 13 at SO: 2 at S3; -zi at :.: : 14 ut 33; 13 a: 40; 10 at 42; 41 af 4"ic. (if sea Isl ands. 3 nt 40 : 20 at 42; ll at 13; io at sb; 10 at W: 10 at 75c. We quote common Floridas at 33?S5: medium .?c<?yOS; good -i0(a45; fine and choice nom? inal. Of sea Islands, common 4'$i)")0; medium io @60; for medium to (lue C>S,70; flue and c!:o.ce 70c@$l and upwards ? lb. RICE.-The receipts cf Carolina rough tice hsive beeulight, and quite unimportant. This grain ?ta? been In moderate request, with sonic tendency to eusier rates, the depressed condition of the arti? cle lu the Northern and Southern markets keep? ing thc grain dnil. The operations of the week have been abose.SOO tierces or clean Carolina, among whit h were 21 tierces at 4c;'JJ at 4?" : 2s at 4Ji; 72 at 5: IC at t>;? ; 100 at BM; CO a: Hie fy lb. We quote common to fair clean Carolina at IMS 5; good 5^@"i.'?c lb. Carolina rough maybe quoted a: ?1 1.'.?1 ?O V bushel for interior, aud Si ::o?vi co for seacoast. NAVAL STOUPS.-Thc arrivals have been too limited to afford a basts for transactions of Im? portance. An increase in ldc supplies may be looked for shortly. About loo bards rosins or pile and extra pale qualities were sold at $4, $4 25, $4 50 and *5 fy barrel. . HAT.-There have been received about IC JV bales of North River qualities, part of which was pass? ing through for other markets. Some 400 bales of North River was sold at si 70 per hundred, and ?noiher lot about '.he same In quality at $l SO per per hundred. COKN.-The arrivals have been moderate, say about 10.COO bushels. Thc market early In the week was quiet and jobbing lots of prime white sold at $115 per bushel, but holders have since advanced their rates io 5?t 20 per bushel, weight, for jobbing lots, with a Ilrm market. About youo busheld of prime white, in bidk, sol I at $i 12 per bushel, bulk, weight. OATS.-The market is fairly supplied with this grain. About 1500 bushels changed hands at 70c per bushel, bulk. FLOCK.-Wiih rather better supplies the mar? ket has been easier In some grades, with a moderate business doing. We quote Northern and Western fine at $5 25 Tr* bbl; super nt $550y 5 75 "9 bbl: extra at $G@6 75 1? bbl. and family at S7&4 fy bbl. Southern qualities arc lu moderate stock, aud may be quoted at $7@7 75 ?4 bbl for extra, and $S@0 fy bbl for family grades. lUeoN.-Thc market is fairly supplied with most qualities, with a moderate inquiry, prices, during this period showing no chango of impor? tance. We quote prime smoked shoulders at 12J? <S?l3c fy lb: primo clear rib sides at IC^c; salted shoulders at lt*ral2c, aud salted sides at l!>(?, 15 ?c fy lb. Sv?Ait AND MOLASSES.-There have been no wholesale operations In these artieh-s. A cargo Hom Matanzas will bc ottered at auctlou To? day. FuciTs.-The market ls fairly supplied with West India oranges, which were sold at $2 50<g,:j per hundred. Bananas arc in light stock; a cargo from Jamaica arrived yesterday and will be placed on thc market. VKcr.TAnr.ES.-Irish potatoes are in good suppla? nt $2@3 per bbl. Onions arc scarce at $7<??7 50 per bbl. Brrrsu AND LAUD-There ls a fair stock or prime fioshen. We quote good to prime: at 35@ 40c t* lb. Western ami other lower grades sell Irom 20@30c fy lb; country do. at 25@30c V lb. as In quality. Lard is in good supply and is held at 17@lSc. SALT.-T?tere have been no arrivals. Lots from store selling at ?140@l 50 fy sack. INDIA BACJOINU.-The market is ralrly supplied with this article, and we quote 2U<3>2Sc t3 yard. Dundee bagging, 44 inches, I ?j lbs. for the yard, is held ar. ;; >@3.?c. ROPE.-The demand for rope ls moderate, and prices are somewhat nominal nt quotations. We quote hemp at -cents fy lb: grceulcafatioceuts; and jute at SM&9 cents fy lb. Ino.v BANDS AND TIES for cotton..'jf the most approved patterns, are ottered on thc market at 6??@7?ac fy lb. TIM ??KI; AND LUMUKU.-The market ror this arti? cle ls dull. We quote timber for milling purposes from $5??. Shipping timber $10@15; 4-4@5-4 flooring at $14@15 fy M. Bright lumber, good merchantable, from city mills, cut to size, from $20(524 fy M by the cargo. FKEIOUTS.-To Liverpool, by steam, Md on uplands, ix? on sea Islands; by sail, we quote Md on uplands and gd on sea is? lands. To Havre nominal. Coastwise-to-New York, by steam. #C on uplands and ??c on sea Islands, $l oo fy tierce on rice; by sajl> ,,c 0" cottou;- fy tierce on rice; 40c fy barrel on rosin; $7@$3 fy M ou lumber; $9(ft)10 fy Mou tim 1er. To Bostou, by sail, ?dXc ? ,b un uplHml cotton. To Providence, $8 fy M on boards, Kc fy ft on cotton. To Philadelphia, by steam, fy ft on uplands; by sail, $6?" fy M on boards; $9 on timber; $3 fy ton on olay, and $3?3 36 on phosphates. To Baltimore by steam, Ho fy ft; by sail, $5 fy M on boards; $2 50?3 00 ? ton on phosphate rock. Vessels are In demand by enr merchaits to take lumber freights from Georgetown, S. C., Darien and SatUla River, Ga., and Jacksonville, Fla., to Northern ports, and $11?12 fy M are rate3 on lumber and boards. EXCHANGE-STERLING BILLS.-The rate yester? day was 26&?20>i for 60 day bills. DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.-The banks are purchas? ing sight checks on New York at par; 5 days discount; 10 days H per ct. discount; 15 days X: 20days -; 30 days-. They are selling sight checks at>i preminm. GOLI>.-The brokers were yesterday buying at 10, and selling at 12. Markets by Telegraph. FOREIGN. LONDON, March 31.-Noon.-Consols 93;.;. Bonds 91 ii.. Evening.-Consols Oj.'x. Ponds 91 J*. LIVERPOOL, March 31.-Noon.-Cotton quiet; sales 10,000 bales. Evening.-Cotton quiet and steady; uplands lOJid; Orleans ll >?all>?'d; sales 20,000 bales; spe? culation and export 3000. Afternoon.-Cotton firmer; sales 12,000 bales. Pork 92s 6d. DOMESTIC. NEW YORK, March 31.-Noon.-Stocks heavy. Money easy; sterling lon?, SJi;short, 9. Gold 12. Sixty-twos \\H\ Louisiana new, 72\. Levees sixes, 77; eights, 0o,'i; Alabama eights, on. Fives SO. Corn drooping. Other breads tuffs unchanged. Pork tinner, $20 50. Cotton unchanged. Turpen? tine 47c. Rosin, $2 for strained. Freights steady. Evening.-Money easy at 5a0. Sterling heavy at 83,'a5,'s. Goldi1.;,;. Governments steady, but a shade lower; sixty-twos 1C#; Soul herns gene? rally lower. Cotton steady; sales 2300 bales at 22a22Vc. Flour is without djcided change. Wheat was active, price unchanged. Cora inactive; Western mixed $1, $103, and $105. Pork closed heavy at ?20 50. Lard quiet; kettle, 15al5??. Whiskey B9)?a$L Groceries quiet and dull. Naval si ores quiet. Freights quiet. Eighty-ones 14; sixty-twos 10^'; fours OH; fives W, new f>.'?; sevens 9!c; eights Q'A; forties GK; Virginias 70,'i; new 70; Louisianas 73; new 73J?; sevens 77; eights 03; Alabama eights 96; (Ives 75; Georgia sixes 64; sevens 02 K; South Carolina sixes SS; new S3,v. Bosrox, March 31.-Cotton dull and nominal; middling 23 bales; sales 150 bales; net rcceipis 175 bales; coastwise 149 bales; total 324 bales; stock 12,500 bales. BALTIMORE, Mareil 81.-Cotton quiet and firm; middling 22c: net receipts 125 bales; coastwise ?4 bales: to!?l 173 bales; stock 5470 bales. CINCINNATI; March 31.-Corn in good demand ut :$u?2c. Whiskey 94c. Me-s pork ?27. Shoul? ders Ile; sides 1.7.11.".; j c. Lard u.'-.i?Se. LOUISVILLE, Mr-.reh 31.-Com quiet and un? changed. Mess pork $27a27 50. Shoulder-* lia llKc; clear ?ides lOalo^'c. Lard I3?c. Wiickey 91C. ST. Lons, Mnrcli 31.-Corn firmer; yellow 84c; white SSi^aSSc. Whiskey Arm at Mc. Pork $26 50 ni'. Shoulders lou:ilo;ie. Lard linn at 14al4**c. NORFOLK, March 81.-Cotton quiet and firm; low middling 20c; receipts 115 bales; exports coastwise 297 bale-: stock .'.003 bates. AircrsTA, Mardi 31.-Cotton more active aud prices iKUWr: sales325 bales; receipts 213 bales; middlings iOjic. SAVANNAH; March 31 -Colton r?n!ct. Middlings 2lc. Sales 500 bule- ; lect ipts 1C7: steck 51,7-in. GALVESTON, March TL-Cotton quiet and firm: good ordinary ISc; sales loo baies: receipts 619; coastwise 1530; stock 31,211 bales; exports, Great Britain 17153 bales. Monti.K, March Cl.-Cotton in good demand und tending upward. Middlings :^-mc. Sale-, soo bales; receipts S?4; exports coastwise 2S2; stock ?5,453. Nev.- ORLEAK?, March 3!-Sugar, prime, lO&a ile. Molasses, good plantation reboiled, G2a05c. Cotice linn; fatrlOalOJic; prime 17 '?an?^. Cotton active at,d 'iigher. Middlings 21 ^'c; sales 5700; net receipts2034; coastwise lil bides; exports, Great Britam 55-1 bales; New York lUTl; ttock I'JJ.SJJ bale-:. Sterling21 >0'; sight .yaK- GoldllJi. Sew Torie Ik ic? Market. From the Journal of commerce of March ;o: The market Is quiet; but prices remain without change. Wu quote .''acc. From the Uer.tld: Carolina was dull but un? changed. A lew small lois were sold at 5>?a6C for common to prluie. From the Word: Thc market ls rather slow but steady, sales or 60 tierces Carolina, tu lots, ut 4.1iur.,40 ror couiniou 10 choice. IV i lin in gt o ii Marke*. WILMINGTON, March 30.-TURPENTINE.-Only 100 bbls received and chanced hands at $2 75 tol? son, and ?i C5 tor hard, per. 2?o lbs. SPIRITS TCRPENTINK.-Market stead v. Sales of 30 b'ds at 41;:c. 200 bbls at 42c, and ISO bbls at 421ic per gallon. ROSIN.-Sales nf.fisc bbl? at $1 50 for strained, *2. $2 25a2 50 fur N<> 1, $3 50 lor low j-nlo, $4 25a 4 50 ror pale, and $5 75 lor window glass. TAU-lins declined ISo. with sales or 141 bbls at it 75, and 2iu bbls at ?i so per bbl. Norfolk Market? NORFOLK. March SO.-Receipts or colton at this pun for the wa k ure 2563 bales, which si ow an Increase over laM week. The trade in i: is Insignificant, and thc market dull and lunetlve. lt U reported Hutt prime uni? form bus have been sold ut 20a20Jie, which may he considered as thot<-p of the market, aud 19a iv He for Inferior and mixed pareils. CuUN.-Receipts of the week may root up about 3C.00O bushels. The market is net ive, and demand giiwI. Prime white sold yesterday ut. mc, au '. to? day 95c; mixed 03\\ Thcic is leas activity ut the close ?it these puces, ?md bids laic in t'.e dav were reduced leper bushel. Nashville Market. i NASHVILLE, March 28.-Correy.-Market to i day quiet and unchanged as follows: Inf?rior isa Mc: ordinary l?alo; good ordinary I7?use; low middling lac. COTTON STATEMENT. Stock on hind September 1,1869. None Received to-day. 1?) Received previously.38,670-33.S2C Total. :;s^?c Sldpped to-day. si Shipped previously.32,5sS-32.669 Stock on hand. 6.157 FLOUC-Xlarkci active; Fl:l:?tne:::3 to-day of 2811 barrels on a basis or $5ao 75 ror supers to laney. CORN.-Shipments to day of 3121 bushels white, sacked and delivered lu depot, at Si per bushel. and 500 bushels yellow at 97'ic in depot. Sales H um store or ICOO bushels ut D?a92l?c. Interior Colton Markets. SUMTER, Mareh 29.-Cotton linn at Hom 17 tc 2ue: but little offering. MACON, March 29.-Receipts to-dav 71 bales sales 122. shipped 30 l?ales. The market closet) this evening quiet but firm, with a pood demand at 20 :c for middlings. Otterings sun rery light, ATLANTA. March 29.- Thc market closed no five al 20,^c for middlings; 17 for low middlings; 19& for good ordinary ; UH for ordinary. MONTGOMERY, March 29-Oar cotton market la weaker: we quute low middlings at 19?: hold ers a?k 20c. a g o 2 j ? w ri o - S5f MO ?=?5 a- ? 2 Sss* noon o g ||32 ?BOB o J- O gg? ts?? . . f HUM' UMH?- O-? ooo- wog - -. : ?? <s -j o . -i too ** i* * ss lt. OB *-4 ?h O O H M* ? ?0 S ?s * ? oo 9?*?S'?*i* -? o Vs a o*- ? H *. 5? P 2 to o a w o? -? " ?-* " " -J g -5 ? ce ? 2 *- i?_?_i?LP a pi**! o . O W CC t?? CP - M< > IO "MO S< . u ts S is; .J-? g: : ?S r. . COU-'*" <C - - I OB . Si: ! ? ! cc;' ? ? M . >-< o co i "ic '. a c; - .r.'z? ""?'iS! i ?- ?. c : :?. - o o <r . ~i or ii c io KL?i- -T." O -ii. -i ey>p ti ? 5. ? ? rl??: SB OB ow; HK.M?&5*-; ?-c? wocco- ocoio-?2- *-S eta. u. ic O" o " 7 ? ir ^ SSS. QSMM*' O ts; ; KO cj, ? . . ; jo ; o ; ? os V."o ! ? . . Vt?* so g2: : : ?: pg: ?S - S CO o *. . i o *- tc o< . is C "-"p. o ; p ^ 52a: gSliSi ls o IC . to *-* O Cft CP . -* ^ ?- ? ?e oo -* o co o o o Mi-ijawa; c.? StoiiSS: o? - ^; "3 tog .v. _ 3 x x ai a F* 53 ?3 ll " ?3d 5 P KOTE.-We have deducted from Kew Orleans 4^,'JOfi bales uplands, from Mobile 900 bales, from Savannaii C2CU bags sea Island and Tl bales up? land, and rrom Charleston 36S9 bags sea Island and lf.L bales upland-the quantities received at those ports from Mobile, Florida, Texas and Savannah. Charleston Wholesale Price?. AKT1CI.ES. I'KICKS. P.AfiGiNG, fy yard- " Dundee. 30 <3> 45 Ounuv Cloth. 23 ? New York Double Anchor, 14 Inches, 2}iths. 27 <0> CALE ROPK, fy lb- _ Manilla.. ? Western. s ? Jute. 6 @ S Bn-rF.it-Gosheu. 30 @ 40 County. 25 <y> 30 COTTON, fy 1*- _ Ordinary to good ordinary.... I'iim 20 Low middling. 20>i@ Middling to strict middling... 21 @ 21M Good middling. ? Sea Island. 40 ? 1 on COFFEE, fy lb Kio. 20 ? 22 Lairuavra. 24 <?> 2C Java..".. *S & 30 FEUTii.ir.Ens Carolina Fertilizer, fy 2000 lbs. 60 00 ? Wando Fertilizer. eo oo & Double Kenned 1'oudrcttc. 30 oo & Niles' Phosphate. c? oo <?> Peruvian Cuano, fy 2240 lbs.. .100 00 fm Paeitlc Guano, fy 2000 lbs.C5 00 0 Phoenix (.'nano. 55 00 <3> Rangh's Phosphate, ?? SOW lhs eo 00 r?t Rhodes' I'liosi hate, ? 2000 lbs 65 uO (& Rhodes' Standard Manure ($05 tltac). 57 50 fh Orchillo Guano ($40 time).35 ou Land Plaster. M @ 15 00 Manes' Super Phos, fy 3000 lbs. 05 00 ? Woolston's Phosphate of Limo Ci 00 (a> Woo:ston?s Yege'or, fy ??oyo lbs 03 co ?a Croastlale'sGcti. Sun.Pbos.net.60 00 (1? Rowers'Complete Manure, net 00 00 (JJ gardy's i'hus. Peruvian, cash. 85 00 & Sardy's Pacillc Guano, cash... 00 00 & ralapsco Guano. C5 oo t? E. Krank Co's Ammonlated Roue Phosphate. CO 00 @ Coe's Pure Dissolved Hone.... C2 00 0 Whann's Snpcrphospliatc.C5 00 75 t?? L'tlwau Cuano, No 1 (ffiO time) 54 60 Cg* Ktlwnn Guano, No 2 ($70 time) 03 OO ? Zeb's Ammonlated Bone Phos? phate ($70 time). CO 00 <?. FLOCK, fy bbl l ine. 6 25 & .. Super. 5 50 O J ,;' Northern and Western Extra. 5 50 ? 7 00 Baltimore Extra. @ Southern-Super. @ . .. Fxtra. "00 @ IW Family. S 00 ^ ?.''<> GRAIN, ? bushel Maryland Oats. ?0 ? Western Oats. & Corn. 1 12 @ 1 20 HAY, fy cwt- _ , ." North River. l .? ? 1 M LransR, V M feet- ? . Clear White Pine, first quality. 50 00 (3> fifi On White Pine, good run. ">? 00 <5?? 40 00 Yellow Pine. -? "U ? 24 W) Boards, rough. 14 00 ? 15 00 Grooved and tongued 25 00 G> 32 00 MOLASSES, fy gallon Cuba. 30 ? Muscovado. 42 & Sugar-house. 50 ? 1 00 New Orleans. "S @ NAVAL STOKES, fy bbl- . Tar. @ Pilch. @ Rosin, pale. 9 ' .. Rosin, No. 1. 2 00 eij Rosin, No. 2. 1 co (ta Rosin, No. 3. 1 55 @ spirits Turpentine, TH gallon.. .. 0 Oakum, fy lb. 16 @t KAILS-American 4?20(i., fy keg 5 05 @ 7 OJ POWDEK-Dupont's, F.F.F. g.... 6 70 <a Dupont's, F.F.F. 5 CO @ Dupont's, UliuUing. 4 25 @ PKOV18I0NR. fy lb Bacon, Hams. 20 ra 22 . Sides. ic @ K?? Shoulders. 12Ji"? 18 Strips. t^ Lard, lu keg. ?? @ 1? Butter. 30 ra .10 Cheese. 1* ? 30 Potatoes, Irish, V bbl. 2 00 A 3 00 Sweet. 3 50 r?? 4 uo Onions. 7 00 @ 7 50 Apples. 5 00 u c 00 Eggs..'. 25 ?o\ 30 Poultry- Clilekens, fy doz.... 3 00 -too Fowls, fy doz. 5 00 ? c uo RICE, fy lb-Carolina. 04M<& 05?i East India. ? SALT, fy sack-Liverpool, coarse 1 40 ? l 50 Liverpool, flue. @ Sro AK, m-Raw. @ Porto Rico. C'? Muscovado. @ HEKSWAX- t? lb. 38 dp 40 HIDES. Green-fy lb. ?8 @ Pry. 13 @ .. CnCSTNtTS-fy bushel. 4 00 @ Stocks of Cotton in tile Interior Towns not Included in thc Ueteipts. Augusta A Uam'g.March 24 Macon, Ca.March 25 Columbus, fia.March 2i? Montgomery, Ala.March 2-'> Selma, Ala.March 25 Memphis, Tenn.March If Nashville, Tenn.March 25 1870. 22.4C5 14.R77 12.030 10,833 22.713 0,055 Total, Export* of Rice, Naval Stores and .Lam? ber from thc Port of Charleston, from September 1,1869, to March 31.1870. EXTORTED TO 1S69-'70. NATAL ST0n'8 Ubis. Feet. 1S68-'09. NAVAL STOR'S Bbls. Feet. Bo sion. New York_ Philadelphia.. Baltimore.... New Orleans.. Mobile. Provid'ce,R J; Oth'rUSP'rts T'ai Coastw'se Barcelona. MaJ'aAM'ket. West Indies.. Halifax, N S.. St John's, N B. London. Bristol, Eng.. Liverpool. Havre. Montevideo... Great Britain. Rio de Janeiro 11,020 6,457 5.476 1,327 141,404 2,861,048 368,000 024.443 11.0S6 4,237 430 1,998 206,942 3,422,350 1,627,643 2,268,600 354.140 1,123,303 1,261,450 313,663 23,280 5,772,336 17,701 9,100,700 2,761 81 2,410 206,000 709,822 216| 1,253,750 ....I. 200 "6,642 0,208 308,124 Vi's! 784 7,382 6,54 Total Foreign. Grand Total 14,070 1,680,730 10,0601 37,959 7,459,060 34,311 1,409,750 10,600,500 Comparative Export? of Cotton and Rice from thc Port of Charleston, from Sep? tember 1, 18G9, to March 31, 1870. EXTORTED TO 18C9-'70. S. I.iUp'd. i RlceB. I.iUp'd. i Rice liiS-'O'J. Liverpool. .tlier Br. Ports Tot'l G. Britain Havre. Other Fr. Ports 5006 G3270 2<m 3286 3235" 636 1200 Total F. Ports. Boston. Bliodc Isliind.. New York. I'hilndclphia... Halt. ft Nr'folk Olli. L*. S. Torts ToCl Cse Ports f:rand Total. ! ni 12 3929 10 43?6 10497 133S Total Trance..j oooj 1269 N. of Europe.. Tut'l N. Europe S.of Europe.. \V. Indies, ,fcc. 133? ffili nsw 1S79 1120 2tl'J 20v.il :/2S07 119| ?4 Siosol 8360 8375 j 18ID 12927 4150 107870,17430 170468IS6SS 22''. 70 1720 3970 1*84 88229|l086 ..| 504.11 1010 101 140711 0217 43 OHl 1426 2334|ll384l|a0740 6023146698 20810 COMMERCIA I NE M'S. Exports. NEW Yo PE-Per steamship South Carolina- 32 bags sea island and 682 bales upland cotton. 212 bhls rosin, 00 tes rico. :VJ bales domestics, loo bun? dles paper, 24 pkgs drie l fruit aud sundries. I'uiLAPELriif A-Per sehr Dan Gifford-200 tons phosphate rook, 67,000 feet timber. WILMINGTON. DEI.-Per sehr Sparkling So?. 40,92$ feet reaawed lumber, 67,000 feet hewn lim? ber. Receipt;, by Xtuitroail, March 31. SO ITH CAROLINA RAILROAD. 322 bales <*otton. 16 bales domestics, 113 hMfi naval stores, 335 SUCKS oil meal, 1 car Hinck. Tn Railroad Agent. Pelzcr, Rodgers ft co. Dowling & co, .1 Marshall, lt Mure .t co, Wagner. Stewart A co, Mowrv ft Son. A J Sahna?, G II Wader A co, Shackclford k Keliv. A B Mulligan, J R Pringle k Son, Graeser A Smith, W W Smith. Kirkpatrick Witte, G W Williams A co, W U Williams A bull, W Gurney; Goldsmith A son. Passengers, i'm- steamship south Carolina, for New York J A Br. wer, W li Selgfned nod lady, Mrs il M Der? ry and ilirce children, I' Milton, I* lt ?Jludwoll, Mr Lyman and laiiv, Miss Lyman, .lao C Milb-r, Mi-s Douglass, D Wurntwaldi T Dunlap. Airs T Dunlap. .1.1 liunlap. S Ilvde, Mr BrickHiholf, Mrs S Brown. Miss Brlcklnhoir, J w Townsend. Ur Sllkman aud wile, Miss Silkman. Dr EU ego. C I" Nalhaus. Jiw Anderson, Miss Anderson, Capt J J Williams, J W U Issn m. W A Klssam, J Green. p O S X~ C A L li y Ii A lt. MOON'S MUSKS. New Moon. 2d, 3 hours, 20 minutes, morning. ! i: si tmnrur, loth, 7 hours. 52 minutes, morning. Kttil Moon, 17ih. s hours, 3-: minutes, morning. Quarter, i3d. ii hours, is minutes, evening. Sew Monti, nisi, 8 hours. 37 minutes, evening. MARINE y EUS. CHARLESTON, S. C., APRIL 1 ARRIVED YESTERDAY. Sr.hr, Palma, Rankin. New York-6 day-. Md.-c. Tn W Roach'* co. ll ol ??03 A Calder. J HcSSCIIIUII i Uro. s C Railroad Agent. N E Railroad Agent. Il Stealing.Stenhouse A r<>, Bowie, Moise ft Davis, v.' F"S. R ft I- Caldwell, J Bailtsar. I! Il McDowell. J W Marum, C I. K orna I; rms, Pan!. Welch A Bran? do?. J A OnackciibuHli. uc.-t A .Kmc . Dr li Bai-r. W Ha mill A co. 3 Gorham, Il Bischoff ft <<>, IJ?!S nmiiii lirra. Knohtlncli fi Small. <? Plane A no. .-.??ir Arcturis, Goodsell, Kingston. Jam-te day*. Finit, 'io A dinnie. CLEARED Y.KSTrRDAY. str-msdiip Zodiac, Hines, I'hlladclplila-J <v T Getty. Steamship .South Carolina. Adkins, New V< rh w .\ Courtenay. Sehr Dan Gifford, Tirrell, Philadelphia-ll F Ba? ker A co. Sehr D Talbot. Amesbury, Matanzas via .cr uamlina. Fla-J A EnsSow A co. Sehr Mediator, Cage, New London, i.oun, via ['...aufort, s c-J A Knslow A co. Sehr Sparkling SCH, Bose, Wilmington, Del-.1 A Knslow A co. SAILED YESTERDAY. Steamship South Carolina. Adkins. Now York. steamship Zodiac ?lines. Philadelphia. Steamship Sea Gull, Dutton, Baltimore. Sehr RnteliU" McLean, Hall, UuiUiUore. Sehr Chase, Gross, Italtlmore. Sehr A C Paige, Haley, Navassa. FROM THIS PORT. Steamship Falcon, Horsey, Baltimore. Mareil TA). Sehr Four Sisters, Shcrrer, Philadelphia. March 28. sehr Active, Coombs, Ballimore, March '^9. MEMORANDA. The sehr Mary Gilchrist, from Belfast. Me, for Cnar lest nu, arrived at Holmes' Hule Starch 27. Thc sehr May Day. from Camden, Mc, for Charleston, arrived at Newport, li I, March 27. List of Shipping IN TUE l'ORT OF CHARLESTON, MARCH 31. Vessels under loo tons, and steamers coastiuy within thc State, excepted. STEAMSHIPS. Arraioil |Rr), 1*17 tons, Houison, at Boree A co'. R'harf, for Liverpool, loading-R Shire A c >. Champion, ms tons'. Lockwood, at A drer's wharf. for New York, loudlm:-.lames Adgcr A co. Maryland, 5:u tons. Johnson, nt Union wharf, for Baltimore, loading-Puni OTrcnbolm. Montgomery, lmo tons, Falrckita. in the stream. from Savannah for New York, to be repaired -Master. SHIPS. ll c Winthrop. 940 tons. Stewart, for Liverpool, at Atlantic wharf, ready-Patterson ft Slock. David Brown. 905 tons. Nichols, ar Bennett's wharf, for Adelaide, Australia, loading-Street Bros A co. Southern Chief, 121S toas. IHcjrii.e. ni ? Atlantic wharf, for Liverpool, load ?mr-Willis ft chi.-ulm Pr ellie, B3S tons, Poss, nt Atianil? iviiurf, for Liv? erpool, loading-W I! Smiili & ci. HARKS. Annie Torrey, - fons. Libby, at Bruce ft. co's wharf, for Liverpool, ready-w Roach A o<>. Ktlioit Ritchie, - tons. Punir, ut Accommodation wharf, from Guauapu Isles, Pero, widthig ll Card. A B Wyman, 885 tons. Wyman, .nt Atlantic wharf. from liverpool, waiting-W B south ft co. Island yileen (l:r?, 332 iims. Brooks, ut Marshall's wharf, from Newport, Eng, discharging-lt Mure ft co. Wm Fisher (Hr), -rona. Burney, in Ashley River, for Newcastle, Eng, loading- U S Rhett & So::. BRIGS. Gabriela (Span), - tons, Page-?, ?it Brown ft co's whan', for Barcelona, loading- W V Hail. SCHOONERS. Elias Mooro, 270 tous, DeOroot. In Ashler River, Tor New York, ready-J A Knslow ft co. li W Smith. 294 tons. Tooker. Ri Palmetto wharf, for New York, ready-W Roach ft co. Dan GUT.ird, 233 tons. Tirrell, la Aniil-ry River, for Philadelphia, loadlna-ll ? Raker ft co. ST Baker, - tons, Davis. ?: N K Railroad Wharf, f.H Wilmington, iDelJ, buding-W Roach ft CO. LW Bunne?,- tons, Bnnnell, h tho s-rcara. from Baltimore;; wulilng-ll F Baker A co. Montana, - tons, Parter, ai X K Baili-.?id aliarf, ror Boston. 10.1'liug-Risley ? Creighton. Ida Rich?!?Ison, ITS tuns. Bedell, ut At antic wharf, :or Baliimure, leadinc-J A BllSiOW A Eclipse, - tons, Thompson, at Etlwan co's -wharf, from New York, discharging-VRoacTT A co. ; Georgia, 120 tons, Brien. In Ashley River, for Bal? timore, loading-T Tupper A Sons. J W Wilson, 271 tons, Adams, in tho Stream, from Greenpoint (L 1), walting-HF Baker A co. B H Naylor, 280 tons, Naylor, at Adder's wharf, from New York, discharging-W Roach A co. S H Woodbury, 134 tons, Woodbury, at Adger's wharf, for Jacksonville, ready-W Roach A co. Serene, - tons, Jones, at Bennett's wharf, from Norfolk, discharging-Risley A Creighton. W H Thorndike, 120 ions, Rall, at Brown k co's wharr, from Baltimore, waiting-H F Ba? ner k co. D Talbot, 285 tons, Amesbury, at Central wharf, for Matanzas, ready-J A Enslow k co. n G Fay, 1S3 tons, Prescott, at Brown k co's wharf, from Baltimore, discharging-Master. Mediator, - tons. Gage, at Palmetto wharf, from Havana, discharglug-J A Baslow A co. R M Brooking, 169 tons, Douglass, In Ashley River, for Sagua la Grande, loading-J A Ens low A co. Sparkling Sea (3 masted), 169 tons. Rose, in Ash? ley River, for Wilmington, Del, ready-J A Enslow k co. Carrie Melvin, - ton*, Slater, at Central wharf, from Boston, discharging-Master. Z Steclman. 263 tons, Chnrch, at Brown A co's wharf, from New York, discharging-W Roach A co. Ida Bella, 270 tons, Fisher, at Central wharf. from Boston, discharging-W Roach A co. Nora (Br), - tons. Howes, at Brown A co's wharf, from Matanzas, discharging-W P Hall. Minnehaha, 125 tons, Sanders, in the Stream, from Cardenas for Newport, R I-J A Enslow k co. Maud Webster, 170 tons, Wentworth, at Brown A co's wharf, from New Yerk, discharging-J A Enslow & co. Gun Rock, 129 tons, Bangs, .it Etlwan co's wharf, from New York, dlschar; lng-Risley .V Creighton. S V W Simmon172 ton?. Williams, In Ashley River, for Providence, R I. loading-Risley & Crelgh'on. Carlton Jayne, 175 tens, Brown, a* Kerr's wharf, I rom Ballimore, discharging-Risley k Crelghf n. ESCiinaiit. 107 tons, Gerrlsh. nt Rrown A co'. wharf, from Baltimore, discharging-J A En?- \ low k co. Lamartine. 103 ion?. Fr^n, :ir diwan Company's wharf, fruin Baltimore, discharging-J A Ens? low A co. Palma. 305 tons. Rankin, af Adder's wharf, from New York 'li-clmr^ing-W R?ach * c?. Contrai America, 257 tons, Crouch, at Savannah It R wharf, from New York, discharging- J A Enslow >fc co. I.IST OF VESSELS IT, CLEARED ANO BAILED FOI; THIS TORT. F O RE I G N . NSW POUT, ENG. Th? Nannie T Gell, ACkley. nailed.Feb io CARDIFF. The Edith, Chrgwhlden, sailed.Jan -_u UAVANA. Sehr Mary Lymburner, Lun'slt, sailed....March o Span brig Tomas, Rosas, cleared.Mjltcji 10 DOM E~VT I C . RUSTON. Sehr C F, Ra*mond. Higgin-, cleared....March fl Sehr S N Smith. Smith, up.March H Sehr Anna B Glover, Terry, cleared.March 23 Sehr J Hancock; Crowell, up.March 2? NEW YOKE. Sehr Commodore Kearney, Fullbrook, up..Feb 24 Sehr Georgia,,Brier, np.March 3 Behr Lilly, Hughes, cleared.March 23 Sehr w G Dearborn., Scull, cleared.March 21 Sehr ll N Hawkins, Wyatt, np..March 22 Sehr Mat! le Uolmc9,-, np.March 22 init.ADEi.rniA. Sehr AnnaTJttie. Crawford, up.March 7 Sehr Jeddle, Trott, cleared.March 23 Kehr E'li'j L Smith,Smith, up.March 20 BALTIMORE. Sehr Hampden. Perkins, cleared.March 24 Bshr H G Bird. Drinkwater, np.March ll Sehr Prank A Emily, Colley, cleared.March 27 Sehr V. ll Eaton, Shackford, up.March 25 KOCK TORT, ME. Sehr Clara Bell. Amesbury, up.March IS fiiiiiroatjs. "STOliTiiEASTERN RAILROAD. SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE, ) NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD, } CHARLESTON, March"24,1S70. J Thc Trains on ibis Road will hereafter arrive 0:1 Sex HAY MORNINGS ami SPNPAY EVENINCS. but leave only on SUNRAY EVENINGS. There will bc no tra?na arriving MONDAY MORI INCIS. S. S. SOLOMONS. mcli2f. 10_ Superintendent. . JpiiTKiiSBUKG RAILROAD. Ftf? rr? j?? ??f^i^^^^J OFFICE PETEKSDUP.G RAILROAD CO., I MAKCU 12, 1870. j ria ami after SITKDAY, 13tli instant, the Trains wdl run aa follows: PASSENGER TRAINS. l eave Appomattox Depot ('ally (Sundays ex CCP?HI.) at 5.4-1 A. M. pud 4.15 P. M. Arrive nt v.'.;. n dr.ltratS.2n A. M. ami 7.15 P. M. Leave Weldon at 8.6? A. M. mid 3.30 P.M. Arrlvo ia I*cter*hurg nt D.50 A. M. and 6.45 p. M. univ two Trains on Sundays, viz: .'norning Ex pr**** Train cnina North, and Evening Express Traill goirg South. FREIGUT TRAIN TO WELDON. Li-?ve Petersburg for Weldou dully (Sunday ex >u .I.) i?: IL50 A. M. Arrive ?it Weldon dally at .? P. M. l-cnve sVcMba at 0.4.1 P. M. Arrive m : . ..! i'a!)i:i-g at X45 A. M. FREIGHT TRAINS TO GASTON. ! i ;i-..> Petersburg for Caitlin on WEDNESDAYS aud S.v:i i : 4Y8, ?ii als A. M. Arrive at Gaston' ?ii p? sn P M. llciuruliig i be sume ibty, It-ore ; i ?t on. ut 1.15 ?'.31. Air..ea; Putcrtbitrg ul 7.15 Tl. . l?e?m: will be closed al 5 n'sinvk P. M. No '??..: Le receivtd after tiwi U ur. . li. p.. PKGRAM. u:-!:22 irr.-i General S'i;>er!aicudent. r\:%::y-\x.:r, ot THE s WAN XAH AND CHARLESTON KA!LIMAD. SUPERINTENDENTS OFFICE, ) MILL STIIEBT OEPOT. J CUARLSsTON. Mareil 1", ls70. ) 'i.: !.?.: after FRIOAV. nth MariiU. liter* will bo DAi'.Y COMMUNICATION Delveen Charleston .TI Savannah. Passenger trains will run aa fol luvv:--: ?AIIVC Charleston.S.30 A. M. Ar ive in Savannah.3.00 p. M. 1^.1 ve Savannah.11.00 A. M. .'.n ive In Charleston. 5.t-u P. M. C. S. GADSDEN. melin_ Superintendent. OUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD. S GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE, 1 CHAKLKSTON, S. C.. Sept. 15, 1S69. J . On and niter Thursday, September 10, the Pas Seliger Trains on the South Cnro?ua Railroad will run as follows; FOR AtML'STA. LOaVe Charleston.,""""',.8.30A. M Arrive at Augusta.4.15 P. M. Connecting with tnins for Montgomery, M-nt pin*. Nashville and New Orleans, vin Montgomery aiul ti: und Junction. FOR COLCMDIA. Leave Charleston.S.30*V. M. Arrive at Columbia.4.40 P. M. Connecting with wilmington and Manchester Railroad, and Camden tram. FOR CHARLESTON. Le;', ve August a.. ? . ..S.on A. M. Arrive at Charleston.. . ..t.ou P. M. Leave Ccluiuliia.7.45 A. M. Arrive at Charleston.4.00 P. IL AUOXSTA NKtllT EXttlKS*. (Sundays excepted.) Lenee Charleston.7.T0 P. M. Arrive ar Augusta.?5.10 A. M. Cuiiiectimr with trains (o* Memphis. Nashville nd New urlvans, via Grand Junction. Leave Augusta.4.10 P. M. Arrive at Charleston.LOO A. M. IOI.I'MIMA NIORT "XPUE?S. (Sundays exccy-i cd.) Leave Charleston.:.6.05 P. M. Arri ve ar C-huiibh.4.45 A.M. Coiinectiutf [Sundays excepted) with Greenville and Columbi? Rallrond, and on Mondays, WHnes . Y- an?l Fridays with Charlotte and South..caro? lina Railroad. i.rave Columbia.5.50 P. M. Arrive it Charleston.5.?o A. M. Sl'MXtntVILLB TRAIN. Leave Charleston.2.50 P. M. Arrive :it Stimmet ville.4.10 P. M. Li a ve Sum merrilie.7.10 A. M. Arrive at Charleston.s.25 A. M. CAM USN BRANCH. Camden and columbia Passenpc-r Trains on MoXbAYS, WEDNESDAYS and SATFRPAVS. and be tween Camden and Klagrilie daily. fSmidays ex? cepted.) connects with up and down Day Pas? sengers st Ringville. Leave Camden.6.35 A. M. Arrive at Columbia.11.00 A. M. Leave COluinltin.1.45 P. M. Arrive at Camden.8.no P. M. iSIsmeil) U. T. PEAKE, septio General Superintendent. SHAMPOOING AND HAIR CUTTING. LADIES AND CHILDREN Attended nt their residences promptly and at reasonable rates. Send order? to W. E. MARSHALL, Barber, aprilU No. 31 Broad street, (up stairs.) SJripp?ug. j" ? R L ' i v E R' P O O L ; The- American Ship PACIFIC. S. Foss.^gA Master, having the larger portion of her?? cargo engaged, ls loading at Atlantic Dock. For further engagements apply to . * W. B. SMITH k CO., apr! 1 Napier's Range. p O B LIVERPOOL. CHARLESTON AND LIVERPOOL STEAMSHIP LINE. The favorite new Steamship ARRA-^^dSffc CON, Howlson, Master, la now ready to22U?2fi? receive Freight for Liverpool, to sail 16tu April. Through Freight received for all the principal Eoin ts on the Continent of Europe, and Bills adlug signed at Charleston. For Freight engagements apply to ROBERT MURE k CO., md'31_Boyce's Wharf. OR -NEW YORK. ON SATURDAY, AT 5 O'CLOCK P. if. F The Superior First-class Side-wheel Steamship CHAMPION, R. W. LOCKWOOD, Commander, Of the New York and Charleston Steamship Com? pany's Une, will leave Adger's South Wharf on SATCB?AV. the 2d of April, at - o'clock. ::e sreamers of this Lbw are handsomely and comfortably fitted up for pusseugers, and their tallies are supplied with ail ofthe delicacies: of the New York ?iud Charlu^' .i market*. 4r" TlirougU Dills of Lad rta ?uva on cotton to Liverpool, Huston aud the New England manufac? turing, towns, jb. A.** insurance by th-:?; Line half percent. ?. t?-:.ou .i t. AND THROfou BATU ALWAYS Af* LOW AS A.NY onie.: LINE. ??-The side-wheel Stoams?in CHARLESTON follows ob Vt'ESOAT, April 5, at ? o'clock P.M. t JAMES ADC ER .v co., Agents, Corner Adget's Wharf and Ea.-t Day. n;c'.:3? 4 _. BALTIMt'?.K,' PHIL AL'ELI'I?IA, BOS? TON, AND THE CITIES OF TUE NORTH? WEST. THROUGH DILLS OF LADING GIVEN FOR COTTON TO RREUEN. The fine Steamship "MARY-LANIV'.?????S?-4. Johnson, i ommauiter, ? ill sali for Dalli ggygfjg* mure <JI? SAH'KDAY, the 2d April, Ht 5 o'clock A.M. The -FALCON" wlU follow. OS" Philadelphia Freights forwarded to that city by railroad from Hal:in-.-n- without addi? tional expense"for insurance, snd Consignees are allowed ample lime to sample and sell th Jr Co tous fron the Railroad Depot in Philadelphia. -' PAUL C. TRKNUOLM, Agent, aprl 2 No. 2 Culo? Wharves. rgAGIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPY \S TBKOCOU UNS TC CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND JAPAN. FARES GREATLY REDUCED. Steamers of the above line leave Pier No. 42, North River, foot of Ca?al street.._ New York, at 12 o'clock noon, of the oin and 2ist or every-month (except when these dates fair on Sunday, the. the Saturday preceding.) Departure of tho 21st connect at Panama with st earners for South Pacific and Central Aiper ienn ports. Those of fith touch at Manzanillo; Steamship CHINA leaves San Francisco for Japan and China April 1, 1870. No California steamers touch at Havana, bnt go direct frunvNew York to Asplnwall. One hundred pounds baggage free to each adult. Medicine and attendance (Vee. For Passaire Tickets or further information ap piv at the COMPANY'S TICKET OFFICE, on the Wharf, foot o' Caual^strcet, North River, New York. .. F. B, BABY, Agent, marchi"_?__ VESSELS S Li PrLIED WITH CABIN AND MESS STORES ON SHORT NOTICE. Captains and Stewards are respect? fully invited to cud and,examine thej_ quality ami prices of our GOODS. Fun welgt guaranteed. Delivered free of expense. WM. S. CORWIN k CO., No. 275 King street, opposite Hasel, Charleston. S. C. C2- Branch of No. ooo Broadwuy, New York, ja ii24 np I ; A V E L LE ES PASSING THROUGH. CHARLESTON EN ROUTE TO FLORIDA AND AIKEN. And o;l.or;p?nces, ?nonio tay m their^*<afife supplies ul Lian ts, Champagnes, cor-^?fifig iliais, Blandios, wins-vies Wines, Canned soups and Meats,' Ameucan and English Biscuits, De? vi iei- Hum. Tongue, l obster, Durham Smoking Tobacco and Imponed degara, WM. S. CORWIN k CO., No. 27f> King Strict, opposite Ilasel, Charleston, S. C. Branch of No. 900 Broadway, corner 20th street, Sew York. sepr28 Smos .JJOR SAVANNAH VIA BEAUFORT. (INLAND ROUTE.) Thc steamer PILOT LOY, Captain C. Carr?:; White, will leave Charles-_ ton every THURSDAY MOKNINO, at b o'clock, for above places. . RETURNING: *?' The PILOT BOY will leave Savannah ever? Flt I DAY AFTEKKOON, at 3 o'clock, coiiuccling with New York steamships In Charleston on Saturday. Cabhi-Pussage 3?:JuclUdllig Meals and Berth. mell3-1 J. 1?. AIKEN A CO. ?pOR BEAUFORT, VIA EDISTO, ROCK? VILLE AND P?CIF1C LANDING. FREIGHT REDUCED FIFTY PER CENT. Steamer PILOT BOY, Captain C. Cnroil White; will sail from Charles? ton for above places every TCESDAY MOKMNG, at S o'clock Returning; the PIL'iT BOY will leave Beaufort early WEDNESDAY MORNING, touching nt all the above named Landings on lier romo to Charleston. J. D. AIKEN A CO. mcli24 T^OR PALATE A, FLORIDA, VIA SAVANA'in FERNANDINA JACKSON *-?.T.|^J) i^DIKte ST. JOHN'S RIVER, SEMI-WEEKLY LINE. Steamer "DICTATOR," Captain George K. McMillan, sails every^ MONO AT EYT.NI vii ul S o'clock'. atffua'er "CiTY POINT." captain Fenn Peck, *a.;severv fut ?AY KVKNINO at 8 o'clock. Con* Beding with St ea mer STA K L1G1 IT for Enterprise, Tnrough Tickets and through Billi? ot' Lading for Kn-ighl given. J. D. AIKEN A CO., Agents, |5i:13 South Atlantic Wharf. Jp O K F ? ? T SUMTER Thc Steamer ST. HELENA. ?rp> ?? tain D. sinclair, Jr., will loa\c "*??85BBBMB above Tcis DAV, April 1. at 12 o'clock,- trourfpsnta Commercial Whar;. Returning at half-past 2 o'clock. Fare ?i 50. j. u. MURKAY. aprl * Agenr. mis. _ J) R A T T'S "ASTRAL" OIL. Unlike many other Illuminating Oils, is per? fectly pure aud rree from all adulterations or mixtures of any kind, lt emus no (.-(tensive, smell while burning, gives a .soft and brilliant light, and can be used with the same assurance of safety as gas. Chemists pronounce it the btst and safest illuminating Oil ever o tiered to the public; and Insurance Companies endorse and t:r^e upon consumers thc use of inc "Astral'' OU in preference to any other. It ls now bumed by thousands of families, and In no Instance has any accident occurred from its usc; a lamp filled with tr. If upset and broken, will not explode. To prevent adulteration, the "Astral" Oil ls packed univ m thc Guaranty Patent Cans, of l gallon and s gallons each, and each can ls sealed tn a. manner that cannot bc counterfeited. Every package with uncut seal we warrant. He sure and get none but the geuuiue article. 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