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FINANCIAL AJfJ> COMMERCIAL. Thc SI oe ligand Bond Harket. li ARK KT TALUK OF THE STOCKS, BONDS AND OTHER SECURITIES CALLED AT THE CHARLESTON STOCK BOARD, FOR THE WEEK ENDINO JUNE 2, 1870. [Published officially oy authority o? the Board.] SECURITIES. Gold. SOUTHERN BANK BILLS. Bank o? Camden. 00 Bank of Chester.... 7 Bank of Georgetown. ?> 8 Sank of Hamburg. 12 Bank of South Carolina. 16 Bank of State of Sooth Carolina, prior to 1861. ^ 05 Bank of State of South Carolina, after 1st January, 1861. *~> Commercial Bank, Columbia. 12 Exchange Bank, Columbia. 6 Farmers' ana Escn.inge Bank, Charles? ton..... ? Merchants' Bank, Clieraw. o Planters' Bank, Fain eld. 6 State Bank, Chariest >n. 12 BONDS, STOCKS AND COUrONS. S. C. Railroad and Bank Stock. $43 00 S. C. Kallroad Stock. 41 50 a C. Railroad Six Per Cent. Bonds. 72 oo S. C. Railroad Seven Per Cent. Bonds. 76 00 S. C. Railroad Certificates of Indebtedness los oo Greenville and Columbia Railroad Bonds " (State guarantee). 72 oo Greenville and Columbia First Mortgage Bonds. 90 00 Greenvale and Columbia Certificates of In? debtedness....... 67 50 Greenville and Colon? bia Stock. 2 25 City of Charleston Si : ; Per Cent Stock.... 50 00 City or Charleston Fire Loan Bonds. 73 00 State of South Carolina Bonds (old). 91 oo State. Of South Care lin a Bonds (issue of " January l, 18o7). so oo State of South Carolina Bonds, issued for Fnnding Bank of State Bills. 80 00 State of South Carolina Bonds, issued for tt% conversion of Securities. 81 00 State of South- Carolina Fundabie Cou? pons. S5 oo State of south Carolina Stock. SO 00 Peoples National Bank Stock.A- 106 00 First National Bank Stock.,.liooo Union Bank Stock. 7 75 Peoples'-fiank Stock | par $25)....-.. 5 75 Planters' and Mechanics' Bank Stock. 2 50 Bank or Charleston. 2200 Bank or Camden Sto :k. 2 00 Bank of Newberry Stock... 3 00 Northeastern Raliroed Stock (preferred)... 35 00 Northeastern Railroad Stock (capital). 1100 Northeastern Railroad First Mortgage^ Bonds........'.'..r^soo? Northeastern -Railroad Second Mortgage i Bonds. 70 00 Northeaster Railroad CertRlcaies of Indebt? edness. 60 00 Ghera w and Dar Ur g ton Railroad?- First Mortgage Bonds. 80 00 Charleston Gas Company Stock. 21 50 Charleston City Railway Stock. 53 00 Charleston and Savannah Railroad Bonds (State guarantee6 per cent.). 65 00 Savannah and Charl ?ston Railroad Bonds (State guarantee 7 per cent.). 73 00 Savannah and Charleston Railroad First Mortgage Bonds. 7800 Savannah and Charleston Railroad Stock.. 33 00 Granite ville Manufacturing Company Stock.?.. 85 00 City of Columbia Bonds. 67 00 City of Savannah Ronda. 68 00 Georgia State Bonds, 7 per cent, (old). 91 00 Georgia State Bonds, 7 per cent (new). 93 00 City orMemphls Bonds (endorsed). 65 00 City of Memphis Bonds (un endorsed). 53 00 Memphis and Charleston Railroad Stock... 10 00 Memphis and Charleston Railroad Bonds.. 86 00 8partaabnrg and Union Railroad Bonds (endorsed by State). 62 00 Charlotte, Colombia and Augusta Railroad Monda. 85 00 South Carolina Lean and Trust Company. 102 00 SOUTHERN BANK BILLS, STOCKS, BONDS, AO. REPORT OF THE MARKET VOB THE WEEK ENDINO JUNE 20, 1870, PRE? PARED XXFRESSLT FOR "TBS NEWS," BT I. S. r. BENNETT. STOCK BROKER ANO REAL ESTATE A QB NT, NO. 40 BAO AD STREET. . - Tbe market during the past week for all classes Of securities continued dull. Sterling rated yester? day at 24 J?@24 j,". in domestic exchange, the banka were purchasing sight drafts on New Tork at ){ discount and selling at par@\i pr em. Gold bought-a* 13 J? and sold at 14 ??. Banks dis? counted on good collaterals atl 9 cent, per month. Money was rather stringent. J ??? : Southern Bank Billa. Current Rates. Charleston, Bank of. par. Camden, Bank of. 60 @ Chester, Bank of. 08 @ Commercial Bank, Columbia. 07)?@ os City of Charleston Change Bills. par. Exchange Bank, Columbia, certifi? cates..... 60 ? . Farmers' and Exchange Bank, Charleston. 03&? Georgetown, Bank of. 12 ? Hamburg, Bank of. is ? Here nanti)' Bank, Ch era w. 06 <3 Newberry, Bank of. 08 ? . .. Planters'Bank, Fair a eld. 04 @ ' Planters' and Mechanics' Bank. *par. " People's Bank. par. ' Southwestern Railroad Bank (old).. ' par. Southwestern Railroad Bank (uew). par. ? State Bank. 12*?? 15 South Carolina, Bani: or. 15 ? State of South Carolina, Bank of the, prior to 1861. 62 ? 64 ? State of South Carolina, Bank of the, after January 1,'.861. 47 @ 43 State ot S. CaroUna Treasury Notes. par. Union Bank. par. Southern Stocka. * . Charleston Mining and Manufactur? ings Go.....\. par. Charles^pBank (wi ole shares)... .$22 50? Charleston Bank (har alfares). ll 25? City of Charleston Six Per Cent. 62 oo? 53 00 Charleston Gas Com jany.21 50? 22* 00 c Charleston City Railway.63 oo? Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta Railroad.43 oo? Pint National Bauk or Charleston.. 120 00? - Georgia Central Railroad Steck.ns oo? Georgia Railroad Ste ck. par. ? ramie ville Manara' : turin g Compa? ny.,. 90 00? 92 00 '-Ma?on and Western .Railroad Stock.loo oo? Memphis and Charleston R. R..ll oo? - Northeastern Railroad (capital). 09 00? 10 - Northeastern Railroads per cent. (preferred). 40 00? People's National Bank of Charles? ton.....106 oo? People's Bank .*. 6 50? 5 75 'Planters' ? Mechanics' Bank. 2 60? State of South-Carolina. 80 00? South CaroUna' Railroad and Bank Shares. 43 00? 44 Sontn Carolina RaUrcad Co. Shares.. 43 00? 44 Sooth Carolina Loan ana Trust Com? pany (ex-dlvidend).102 00? Savannah and Charleston Railroad.. 32 oo? 35 oo Union Bank. 7 75? 8 00 Wando Mining and Mannfacturing Company. 3 75? . Southern Bonds, Coupons, ?Ssc. Atlanta 8 per eent. Bonds. 34 oo? 86 00 Angosta, Ga., 7 per cent. Bonds_ 80 00? 81 00 Blue Ridge Railroad 7 per cent. (1st mortgage) Bonds. 60 00? Charleston Fire Loin 7 per cent. Bonds. 70 00? 72 oo Colombia 6 per cent. Bonds. 68 00? 70 oo Columbia Coupons. 75 00? 76 00 Charleston and Savannah Railroad 6 per cent. (State guaranteed)... 70 oo? Cheraw and Darlington Railroad 7 per cent. (1st mortgage Bonds).. 82 00? 83 Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta 7 percent. Bonds {nominal). 90 00? Georgia State Bonds, 7 per cen t. (old) 91 00? Georgia State Bonds, 7 per ct.(new). 94 00? Georgia State Bonds, 6 per cent. 86 oo? Georgia State Coupons. 98 00? par Georgia Railroad 7 per cent. Bonds. 96 00? Greenville and Columbia RaUroad 7 per cent. Ost mortgage) Bonds 80 00? .Greenville and Columbia Railroad, 7 per c nc (State guaranteed) Bonds...... 70 oo? Greenville and Colombia Railroad, Certificate of Indebtedness. 68 00? Memphis Bonds, o per cent. (old).... 45 oo? Memphis Bonds, 6 per cent, (new).. 43 oo? . Memphis City Coupons. 70 oo? 71 o? Memphis ami Charles ton R. R. 7 per '-- cent. Bonds. 84 00? . Memphis, and Cha'tonR. R. Coupons 7S 00? N. CaroUna 6 per cent, (old) Bonds.. 48 oo? N. Carolina 6 per cent (new< Bonds. 24 00? Northeastern Railroad First Mort _ gage 7 per ot (past doe) Bonds.. 89 00? 90 oo Northeas ern Railroad First Mort " ?age, 8 perot, Bonds. 89 00? 90 00 Northeastern Railroad First Coupons (past due).. S6 0o? Northeastern Railroad Certificate of indebtedness. ruv? ??; nn State of South Carolina 6 per'c?nt. ^ Bonds (old).f... V,CI"' ^ SUte of South CaroUna 6 per cent Bonds (new issue or January 1 1867). .?.......... . ........ QA Q/vg. State of South Carolina Bonds 6 per cent (issued for Bank or the State buls).80 ooo State o? South Carolina Coupons (fondable).7S 60? South Carolina Railroad Six Per Cent Bonds. -70 oo? 71 oo I South CaroUna Railroad Seven Per Cent. Bonds (ex-cou pons). 76 00? TO 50 .South Carolina Railroad Certificate of Indebtedness. par Savannah and Charleston Railroad 7 per cent (1st mortgage) Bonds 78 00? 60 00 Savannah and- Jbarleston Railroad 7 per cent (State guaranteed).. 74 00? Spartauburg and Union Railroad 7 per cent. (State guaranteed) Bonus. 53 00? 50 00 ?Savannah, Ga., 7 per cent. Bonds... 85 oo? 86 00 Savannah Coupons (dne previous to June 1st, 1866). 00 00? Savannah Coupons (cine after June 1st, 1866). 90 00? wnm ugton iN. O.jS per cent. Bonds 70 00? 72 00 mm ngton (N. C.) 6 per cent, Bonjls 57 oo? 59 00 ' Exports for the Week ending June 1. DOMESTIC. BOSTON-Per sehr H L Slaght-no bales cotton, U46 bbls naval stores, 27 tons iron, lS.OOO feet flooring boards, 252 loose hides, 26 bales paper stock, 108 empty carboys. NEW YORK-Per steamship Tennessee-r'0 bags sea island cotton, 456 bales upland cotton, ?65 tes rice, 33 tierces clav, 740 bbls rosin, 113 bales yarn, 23 bundles paper," 17 packages lard, 10,000 feet lumber, 52 packages sundries, 65 bbls potatoes, SSO boxes vegetables, 32 boxes cabbages....Per sehr Myrover-175,000 ieet timber and plank, 700 empty carboys, 8 boxes mdse. 2 bbl3 old copper. PHILADELPHIA-Per steamship Prometheus-96 4 lerces rice, 20d bales cotton, 289 bbls rosin; 117 bales domestics, 180 tons phosphate rock, 37 bbls potatoes, 36 crates cabbages, 23 boxes beans and sundries. BALTIMORE-Per steamship Sea Gul*:-54 tierces rice, 26 bales cotton, 106 casks clay, 24 bags phos? phate, 20 rolls leather, 144 bbls rosin, 28,000 feet lumber, 15 packages sundries, 250 bbls potatoes. 439 box-s vegetables_Per sehr Ida Richardson -300 tons phosphate rock.Per sehr Gov Bur? ton-325 tons phosphate rock. WILMINGTON, DEL-Per sehr Dan Gillon!-300 tons phosphate rock, 30,000 feet lumber. The Charleston Market. [FOB THE WEEK ENDING .NE 2.) THE CROPS.-The long spell of dry weather which threatened serious damage to the growing crops, has been happily relieved dunng this week, and timely and ample rains have taken place, giving vegetation a vigorous start, and causing sanguine hopes for the future. These rains have been general, and have extended over large sec? tions of the South, and have to a great extent stopped thc complaints previously heard, and in? telligence from most sections is now o? a hopeful and gratifying character. THE RECEIPTS, Ac-The receipts at the cotton centres ror the week up to Friday last, although showing a heavy decline on the previous week, was largely in advance of the corresponding time last year, and were 30,737 bales, against 44,055 bales last week and 16,416 bales for the con? trasting period las: season. . At New Orleans, the arrivals were 10,465 bales this apd 4422 bales las: year. The total supplies received at the cotton ports irom September 1, 1869, to the latest mail dates were 2.748,269 bales, against 2,035,674 bales last year, showing an increase of 71?^95 bales. The arrivals at the chief Southern ports, from i September 1, 1SC9, to the latest telegraph dates, have been as foilows: 1870. 1869. New Orleans. June 2.1,099,600 777,262 Mobile, June 2 . 296,607 222.602 Savannah, June 2. 466,728 339,505 Charleston, June 2.231,064 169,563 Texas, June 2..-..234.271 141,036 tFlrgmia, June 2.195.427 149,975 The following Ure the arrivals at the chief Southern ports from May 26 to Jane l, 1670, in? clusive, U9 reported by telegraph. This includes all points but North Carolina and overland: SEW ORLEANS- * May 26.1952.May 27.21911 Mav 28 . 891.May 30.2JWV 9943 May 31.1648.June 1.*TD7j* MOBILE May 26.214.May 27. 4031 May 28. 734.May 30 . 022 } 2,148 May 31. 79....June 1. 96J SAVANNAH May 26-*.. 745.May 27. 867) May 28 . 636.May ao.613} 3,5Ci May 31. 236.June 1. 464 J CHARLESTON May 26 . 290.Msy 27. 1271 May 28. 403.May 30. 153 [ 1,557 May 31. 267.June l. 317 J GALVESTON May 26.211.May 27 . 484) May 28 . 294.May 30. 300 } 1,356 May 31.-.June 1. 67 J NORFOLK - May 26. 142.May 27. 2251 May 28. 82.May 30. 492 J-1,089 May 31.148.June 1. -J Total.19,654 The receipts- for thc corresponding week last year were 11,718 bales. The stock of the article in sight at the latest dates was as follows : 1870. 1869. Stock lnLlverpoo!. 606,000 422,980 Afloat from India. 133,000 406.U00 Afloat from America. 120,000 149,000 .Stock in London. 28,590 72,720 Afloat for London. 50,000 47,000 Stock in Havre. 86,520 36,400 AOoat Tor Havre. 92,710 93,616 Stock in Bremen. 19,049 7,55? Afloat for Bremen. 16,804 8,021 Stock in Cnlted Statesports... 296,509 181,507 Stock m the Interior towns- 58.94 1 23,447 Total...A. 1,508,123 1,448.251 Kxcess In visible supply. 59,872 Stoi k or cotton held by Manchester spinners at the mills, now 45,000 bales; same time 1869,65,000 bales. Middling uplands now, io*.aio'.,d : then, ll?d. ^ ft The receipts at this port ror the week have been 16 bags or sea Islands and Floridas and 15-1 bales or uplands, In contrast with 19 bags or sea islands and Floridas and 2545Cnes or uplands the week previous, and - bags orBea islands and Floridas and 1635 bales or uplands the same time last sea? son. These supplies have come as rollows: Say or uplands per South Carolina Railroad, 1388 bales; per Northeastern Railroad, 88 bales; Peedee, 65 bales; of sea Islands, Savannah 4 bales* Floilda 8 bales; Beaufort, 4 bales. TUB COTTON MARKET.-The market for this ar? ticle for the week under review has shown a depressed tendency. Business was generally dull, and prices were of a declining character. In the foreign market, where the rates opened at 10%@ lojid rb ror uplands, they receded to ion? lO-^d; at New York, which commenced at 22Jic they fell off to 22Xc, and at this port they geue rally ranged at about 21.'i@2l;3c for middling. The transactions and prices at Liverpool and New York for this period have been as follows: Oa Friday, May 27, the former was dall, uplands H>Xd@l07.d, sales 8000 bales; the latter was dull and heavy at 22??c, sales 2000 bales. On Satarday the former was dull at I0=?@al0*id, sales 10,000 bales; the latter closed doll at 22J?c, sales 17C0 bales. On Monday the former was dull and irreg? ular, uplands 10%d, sales 10,000 bales; the latter was duh at 22>ic, sales 310 bales. Or ""uesday the former was dull, uplands io?ttoio;.,d, sales 7000 bales; the latter was heavy at-22><c, sales 1400 bales. On Wednesday the former was quiet at lOtfOlOXd, sales 10,000 bales; thc latter was heavy at 22*?c, sales 1100 bales. Yesterday the rorraer was quiet at 10??@t02?d; the latter was dull at 22 >i c. The operations in this market ror the week have been as rollowp: On Friday, May 27, the market was dull and easier, prices la some transactions declining about ;?c ^ lb;sales 175 bales; ordinary to good ordinary being quoted at 18#20>i, low middling 21, middling 21>?, and strict middling no sales. On Satarday the article was dull, and prices la some cases }??i?e lower; sales 225 bales; ordinary to good ordinary being, quoted at is@ 20, low middling 21. middling 21,'?@21>?c r tb. On Monday the market showed more firmness, particularly (or good qualities; sales 240 bales; ordinary to good ordinary being qnotcd at 18@20>i, low middling 21@2i;i, middling 21& strict middling 21X0 rb. On Tues? day the article wis dull ar.d lower, but sellers were not generally accepting the rates of buyers; sales about SO bales, on the basis or 21 ?ic for mid diing and 21X0 *$ rb ror strict middling cotton. On Wednesday the article continued depressed and prices nominal; sales about 50 bales, on the basis or 21,'ic fi tb ror middling. Yesterday thc article was dull, a rew buyers offering 21c "$ rb for middling, while somesellers wereasking2l.l.;c v"> lb. The trans ictlons were about 60 bales, say 2 at 12; 5 at ie;x; 2 at 18>-'; 30 at 19; 2 at 19,'i ; 14 at 21; 7 at 2l%c. Quotations are omitted. SEA ISLAND COTTON.-Tho receipts have been lhfht, say 16 bugs, 4 ol which were rrom Savan uah. The very reduced stock restricts business to limited figures, and thc transactions have been light, prices showing no Important change Dom previous quotations, which we renew : Say Tor common Floridas 35($3Sc; medium 39@42c; good 43@4?c; floe and choice nominal. Sea islands may be quoted at 40@50c ? lb ror common; 5G@ eoe Tor medium; 60@G5c for medium to fine, and 70c@$l lb for flue and choice qualities. The sales were about 70 bags, among which were, say or Floridas, 2 stained at 20c; 1 cart at 28; 3 at 30; 2 at 33; 4 at 35: 1 at 37; ll at 38; ll at 39; 13 at 40. Ol sea islands, 1 at 4qc: 2 at 45; 2 at 52c. RICE.-The arrivals of Carolina rough rrom plan? tations have been unimportant. There has been a moderate business doing in this grain at gene? rally steady prices, but the market ror much or the time was quiet, with a disposition on the part of buyers to ask concessions, but rectors were not disposed to soften prices. The sales were about 400 tierces or clean Carolina, among which were 14 Heroes at G>?; 1S6 at i}?; 15at 7 13.J6; 92 at 7;?; 18 at 71616; 14 at S 3-16c. We quote common to fair clean Carolina at 7@7%c; good at 7*?<aj8c H 8>. Carolina routh may be quoted at $1 ;.o<g,i 10 fi bushel for interior; $l 40@1 60 fi bushel for sea. cast. NAVAL STORES.-There has been a rair business doing in these articles during the week, spirits tu'pentine selling at 34c fi gallon, pale rosin at $4 87 fi bbl, and Nos 2 and 3 at Si 55@1 60 fi bbl. Yesterday there were sold 50 bbls No 3 rosin at Si 55; 55 No 2 at $1 co; a limited lot of low pale at $4, and extra pale at $5 25 ll bbl. Also 271 bbls. No. 2 at $1 60@l 70, and 197 bbls. spirits turpen? tine at 34c. HAY.-The arrivals of this article have been libe? ral, say about 1500 bales. There lias been a fair inquiry, prices having declined somewhat from last week. We note sales of North River from the wharf at $1 35@l 40 ?. hundred. CORN.-The receipts for this time have been the heaviest for a lengthened period, and were about 55,000 bushels ror the week. These heavy supplies have had a tendency to soften prices, but the demand for country consumption has been fairly sustained, and rates have receded but little. We quote prime white at ?i 43al 44 ? bushel, weight, sacks included, and $1 39al 40 for yellow. Some 2400 bushels of prime white was sold to ar? rive a; fl 41fl bushel, weight, sacks included, and 1900 bushels yellow at $1 39 fi bushel, weight, sacks included. OATS.-This grain has come to hand in good supply, say about 10,000 bushels ror the week. About cooo bushels were sold at soc fi bushel, weight, sacks included. FLOUR.-This article is in moderate stock, with a limited inquiry, prices during this period show? ing no change or importance. We nuote North ern and Western fine at t5 25<S>5 50 "fi UM; super at $5 75@6 fl bbl; extra at $6 25?6 75 fl bbl, and . ramify at $7@8 fi bbl. Sonthern grades are in light supply and may be quoted a*. $7@7 75 fi bbl tor extra, and J8@9 ft bbl .'or ramily qualities. Reports rrom the interior give encouraging ac? counts or the Southern wheat crop, and new flour has appeared in several neighboring mart kets. BACON.-The stock is moderare and demand limited. We qaote prime smoked shoulders at ?4&16C f* rb; prime smoked clear ribbed sides at 18,'s@l9c; dry salted shoulders at 13,:?lC??c, and sides at I6?16.'?c fi lt.. SUGAR Atm MOLASSES.-There has been rather more inquiry lor these articles. We note sales of choice grocery sugars at Ile fi lb. Clayed mo? lasses, in hogsheads, at 37@38c; in barrels at 41 @ 42; Muscovado, in barrels, at 44@45c $ gallo?. FRUITS.-The market is hare or West India qualities, and there is only u limited retail trade. VEGETABLES.-New Irish potatoes are coming in more freely, and are belng^hioped North. BUTTER AND LAKD.-There is a rair stock or prime Goshen.-'We quote good to prime at 35@ 40c f rb. Westarn and other lower grades sell rrom 20@30c ft rb; country do. at 25@30c fi rb, as in quality. Lard is in good supply and is held at 18M@20c. SALT.-There have been no arrivals; Lots rrom store selling at $l 40?i 50 f> sack. INDIA BAGGING.-There is but little or this arti? cle on the market. We quote 30<&32c nominal fl yard. Dundee bagging. 44 inches, i}i lbs. for the yard, ls held at 30@35c. ROPE.-The demand ror rope is moderate, and prices are somewhat nominal at quotations. We quote hemp at - cents "fi rb; greenlearat 10 cents; and jute at 8 )i@9 cents fi rb. IF.ON BANDS AND TIES ror cotton, or the most approved patterns, are offered on the market at 6K@7?.c fl lb. TIMBER AND LCMBER.-The market ror this 2T:J cle ls dull. We quote timber ror milling purposes rrom $5@9. Shipping timber $10@15: 4-4?5-4 flooring at $14@15 fl M. Bright lumber, good merchantable, rrom city mills, cut to size, rrom $20@24 fl M by the cargo. FREIGHTS.-To Liverpool, by steam direct nominal ; via New York, 7-lCd op uplands, ll-l?d on sea islands ; by sall we quote 7-16d on uplands and jfd on sea islands. To Havre nominal. Coastwise - to New York, by steam, on uplands and .Vc on sea islands, $1 oo fl tierce on rice; by sail, )?'c on cotton;- fi tierce on rice; 40c fi barrel on rosin; $7@$8 fl M on lamber; $9@io fl Mon tim? ber. To Boston, by sail, .'italic fi* lb on upland cotton. To Providence, $8 fi M on boards, \c fi rb on cotton. To Philadelphia, by steam, >ic fi rb on uplands; by sall, $??7 fi M on boards; $9 on timber; (3 fi ton on clay, ?nd $3@3 25 on phosphates. To Baltimore by steam, %c fi tb; by sall, $5 fi M on boards: $2 50(?)3 00 "H ton on* phosphate rock. Vessels are in demand by our merchants to take lumber rreights from Georgetown, S. C., Darlen and Satllla River, Ga., and Jacksonville, Fla., to Northern ports, and $11@12 fi M are rates on lumber and boards. EXCHANGE-STERLING BILLS.-The -ate yester? day was 24>-'<g,242? Tor 60 day bills. DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.-The banks are purchas? ing sight checks' on New York y? off; 5 days ?i off; 10 days V, off; 15 days J? off; 20 days -; 30 days -. They are selling sight checks at )i premium. GOLD.-The brokers were yesterday buying at 13&, and selling at 14& Markets by Telegraph. F0RE115N. LONDON, June 2-Nooo.-Consols 93. Bords 84?. LiVEKroOL, June2-Noon.- Cotton steady; up? lands io?"aio?4'd; Orleans lojialld; sales esti? mated at 10,000 bales. Breadstuffs firmer. Evening.-Cotton closed uplands lo^'aio^l ; Orleans lld; sales 10,000 bales; Rpec-.liilcri and export 2000 bales. Common rosin ?s 9da5,. PARIS, June 2.-Bourse opened quiet. Rentes 74f 62c. HAVRE, June 2.-Cotton opened quiet. DOMESTIC. ?KEW Yor.K, June 2 - Noon.-Stotks steady. Money 4a5 per cent. Gold 14%. Six'y-twos \zyt. Sterling, long, io; short IOJ?. Tennessee ex-coupons 61>i; new 57>?\ Yirglula ex cou? pons, 62>?; new 68. Louisianas, old 76?i; new 74; levee sixes 75K ; eights 92. Alabama sights 101 ; ; ; Aves 76. Georgia sevens 94>i. North Caro Unas, old 49;*,; new 25. South Carolina, old j 90; new 82. Flour a shade firmer. Wheat la2c belter. Corn dull. Pork quiet: mess $29 75a29 87. Cotton dull a: 22j?a23c; sales 500 bales. Tar pentinc 38a39c. Rosin firm at $212,'; for strain? ed. Freights firm. Evening.-There were twenty offers for bonds this morning. The awards were at ll to ll 1-5, Money 3a5. Sterling OT.'aiO. Gold 14,5,'. Govern? ments strong; sixty-twos 12??. Southerns dull, but steady. Cotton heavy ; sales 2300 bales; mid? dling 22 >i; Orleans 23c. Floor, State and West? ern, 5c better; Southern firm. Wheat, noon's ad? vanced sustained. Corn unsettled, bat closing firmer; new mixed Western Ji04al07. Beef quiet. Mess pork firmer at $.;u. Lard steady. Whiskey $1 osai os>?. Rice Urra; Carolina s to 8??c. Groceries steady. Naval stores quiet. Freights firmer. BALTIMORE, June 2.-Flour cull and weak; Howard street superfine $5o; 25. Wheat firm; Maryland $1 40al 50; Western $1 25. Corn nrm; white $120al 22; yellow $112. Oats dui! at 58a 60c. Rye $1 lual 20. Provisions linn and un? changed. Whiskey less firm at $1 08ai 09. CINCINNATI, June 2.-Corn firmer and higher at 90UP2J; sparingly offered. Wh.skey dull at $1 04a 1 OS. Provisions dull; no demand. Mes? pork $29 75.i30. Bacon held firmly; shoulders v?}.\ clear sides I7.'4'c. NORFOLK, June 2.-Cotton d::.' and nomina!; low middling 20a20jjc; receipts 79 o"ies; exports coastwise 352; stock 1740 bales. ' A.ruc3TA, June 2.-;Marke: inactive lint prices unchanged; sales 84 bales; receipts ic: middling 20 '^20.^0. SAVANNAH, June 2.-Conon ;n fuir demand; middlings 2i.'.?c; sales 200 hales; receipts 184: stock 25,802 bales. GALVESTON, June 2.-Cotton weak, but In mod. erate demand; good ordinary lftalS'ic; sales ."50 bales; receipts 155 bales; exports coastwise 58-3 bale?; stock 27,066 bales. NEW ORLEANS, June 2.-Cotton quiet and stea? dy; middling 2l?a22c; sales 2500 bales; receipts 1707; stock 110,167. Molasses, reboiled 60a70c. Coffee unchanged. Sterling 26. Sight y, pre? mium. Gold M v. MOBILE, June 2.-Cotton qoiet; middling 21c; sales 300 bales; receipts 114 bales; exports coast? wise 27 bales; stock 33,509 bales. New Yorlc Klee lUarKct. From the Daily Bulletin. Mny 31st: The de maud has been moderate, and the business most? ly i .1 Oiling mail orders, but holders retain ail tho advantage, and prices are fully supported; sales of 75 tierces Carolina ai Sass'. and 160 bags Ran? goon at 7>?a7.'?c. Carolina, common to good, per cwt. $7 75a8: do prime do $8 25a8 50; Ran? goon per pound 7a7^c; Rangoon, gold, in bond, do 3a3?ic. From the Journal of Commerce: There is not much doing, but prices remain firm. We quote domestic at 7>4'a8>i. From the Tribune: Rice verj firm bntcrolet; sales of 50 tierces Carolina at 8af ,','c, and 100 bags Rangoon at 7.^0. From the Herald: Carolina vas dall but un? changed; sales50 casks within the range of SaS^c ror common to prime. From the World: Stock small and firmly held, but not much business doing at the moment: sales or 50 tierces Carolina at 8a8 -ic, and ico bags Rangoon at 7a7.'4'c. Wilmington Market. WILMINGTON, June li-TCRrENTTNX-Market steady, with sales or 383 bois a; $3 30 ror virgin, S2 50 ror yellow dip, and $1 50 for hard, per 2S0 lbs. sriRiTS TURPENTINE.-Sales ol 80 bois a; 54, 34'4'a34jjC for New york packapes. ROSIN.-Sales of 545 nus at ji 56 for strained and Sos, S_ Tor low No 1, $325 ror No 1, and ?4a 4 82?2 ror pale. TAR.-Only 12 bbls received and soi l at $1 26 per bbl. COTTON.-Small sales at 20c for low middling. Norfolk Corn Harket. NORFOLK, May 31.-The receipts of tho week have been 29,500 bushels. The high price it reached ten days a;to has stimulated Its coming In. and with the very liberal ijnantity reaching here since thc DOW crop, very strongly indicates that-very nearly all that can be spared is already marketed. The week opened with sales at and about $1 20; but it since receded a little, and sales were made at $l 15 for mixed, and $1 17a$l 17.!i ror white, at and about which it closes. The de? mand has been steady and active thc whole while, and all coming in Ands ready sale. Interior Cotton Markets. MACON, Mo v 31.-Receipts to day 36 bales: sales 28: shipped 13 bales. The market is still ouiet and steady under a good demand at 2Q;-c, bat there ls little or none orrenr.g. . * COLUMBUS, May 31.-The market inactive. Little Offering at prices which are nominal: mid? dlings _0c: low middlings 19.?,-:: sales 150 bales; receipts 25 bnles: shipments 70 bales. MONTGOMERY, May 31.-The market is heavy; prices nominal: low-middlings 19ali<>jC. -J - C ? P P ls ?3 cs*-iv: c. 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CicCIOCO-l* co o - oo. cs co co o o * -i rf ceo - , co c. co o rf- . tc co NOTE.-We have deducted rrom New Orleans 59,231 bales uplands, from Mobile OOO bales, from Savannah 6470 bags sea island and 71 bales up? land, and from Charleston 4002 bags sea Island and 159 bales upland-the quantities received at those pons from Mobile, Florida, r.x.-s au.i savannah. Exports of Rice. Naval Stores and Lam? ber from the Port of Charleston, from September 1, 1869, to June- ?, 1670. SXPOh.'En TO Boston. New York.... Philadelphia.. Baltimore.... New Orleans.. Mobile.I Pwid'ce.R I.j Oth'rUSP'rts T'al Coastw'sc K>69-"70. 186b--U. Sj LUMBER. ?U?MBEB, Bbis. Pet Ubis, i Feet. 14,0981 2111,022 11.22?j 410.125 9,070; 2,900,0481 5,774' 4,404,684 6,513 870,5121 779! 2,068,173 2,1861 1,301,440 2,748, 2,S74.2f.;. 31,807 3,061 498,1401 1,676,509 7,474,071 31 1,034,08-1 1.708,690 707,781 20.5261 12,103.017 200 Barcelona.... Maj'? A M'ket West Indies.. Halifax. NS.. St John's, NB. I London. Bristol, Fig.. .I.I. Liverpool.I 8,387 .: 10 373 Havre_I.?. Montevideo... I.| 308,124 fircat Britain. 5,268!. Rio de Janeiro . Saoti.iii Australia.|.| ?i?,898 Total Foreign 53!-? 200.000 ...I. 2711 1,646,239 7,012| 2.721,81' Grand Total! 4S.?:70|lo,iao,4SS f)47!. JU,7.0| 1,851,209 40.-56 ! 14,014.856 Comparative: Export? ol'Cotton amt Ilise from thc Port of Charleston. fro:n Sep? tember I, 1809. to Jeinr . 187?. i ihO'j--7o. i lityw, EXTORTED TO I.-?-.-? js. I.iUp'ii. j Rice S. l.iOp'd. i Rice Liverpool. 6479 74068 7LM: 3662 48547 70 otter Br.Ports.?.j......I.!. j Toi'I G. Britain G47? 74968 724} 35621 4S547 70 Havre. 55C? ???? S47?.j.i. Other Kr. Ports...!. -j-!-? Total France.j 556 1269 347|.I.j. N. or EoTOpe. I33S'.'.: C52. -?_i_ Tot'IN Europe. 133b.J.j 65_. S. or F.urope.~599..1. 2404 . W. Indies, Ac. 5c;. Total F. Torts.. 7035 83507 1127 3502 51C0.3? 70 Boston. 13-.' 2047 119 33 5740 1761 Rhode Island.i. 178-Jl.. .. New York. 400C 103254 12657 j 2713 95S07|l.'^i7 Philadelphia... 10| 9U9| 2454|.| 77451 2054 Bait. ANr'folk!.I 1447SI 5430| 151 105291 0412 Oth. U.S.Ports; 333;.I 3627 43 OL' 1402 Tut'l C'sePortsj 53?1?I2930S?2I2S7 2804?127710?2502fl -j-j-1 Grand Total.Ii24irj.i2?r.5.254i t C3ee;i79313.25090 Charleston Wholesale Prices. 0 31 @ IS @ 20> 21 @ 2?,'?'? 21? .. @ 40 @ 1 00 ?0 24 2f> 60 00 60 00 ARTICLES. 5RICE3. BAGGING, fl yam Dundee. Gunny Cloth. New York Double Anchor, 44 inches, 2Jiths.-. BALE ROPE, fi ft Manilla. @ Western. B (?> 12# Jute. @ BUTTER- tioshcn.?.". 30 @ 40 Comity. 25 @ 30 COTTON, fi ft Ordinary to good ordinary.... Low middling. Middling to strict middling... Good middling. Sea Islauil. COFFEE, fi lb Rio. La gu ay ra. Java. FERTILIZERS Carolina Fertilizer, fl 2000 rbs Wando Fertilizer. Double Reiincii Pondrette.so oo Niles' Phosphate. 63 oo Peruvian Guano, fl 2240 lbs...loo 00 Pacilio Guano, fl 2000 lbs_65 oo Phoenix Guano. 55 00 Baogh's Phosphate, fl 2000 ft3 60 00 Rhodes' Phosphate, fi 2000 rbs 65 00 Rhodes' Standard Manure ($65 time). 57 50 Orchillo Guano ($40 time). 35 00 Land Plaster.13 oo Mapes' Super Phos, ft 2000 lbs. 65 oo Woolston's Phosphate of Lime 65 00 Wooiston's Vege'or, fi 2000 rbs 65 00 Croasdale's Gen. Sup.Phos. net. 60 00 Bowers' Complete Mauure.net 60 00 Sardv's Phos. Peruvian, cash. 65 00 gardy's Pacific Guano, cash... 60 OO Patapsco Guano. 65 00 E. Frank Co's Ammnnlated Bone Phosphate. 00 00 (Joe's Pure Dissolved Bone_ 62 00 Whann's Superphosphate. 05 00 Etiwnn Guano. No l ($60 time) 54 00 Ettwan Guano, No 2 ($70 time) 63 CO Zed's Amtnonliited Lone Phos? phate ($70 time). 60 Ot Russel coe's Am mon lated Bone Superphosphate ??C-5 time). 60 OO FLOUR, fi bbl Fin?. 6 25 Super. 5 75 Northern and Western Extra, ? 25 Baltimore Extra. Southern-Super. Extra. 7 oo Family. ri 00 GRAIN, ii bushel Maryland (lats.... Western Oats. Corn. HAY, fi cwt North Uiver. LUMBER, fl M feet Clear White Pine. Ors: quality. 50 on a 55 Oo - White Pine, good run.... as 00 (th 40 00 Yellow Pine. 20 00 fi) 24 00 Boards, rough. 14 oo @ 15 oo Grooved and tongued 28 oo <a 32 00 MOLASSES, fl j-allon Cuba. 31 Muscovado. 4J Sugar-house. 50 New Orleans_?. 77 NAVAL STOKES, fi bbl- t Tar. Pitch. Rosin, pale. 4 oo Rosin, No. 1. 1 90 Rosin, No. 2. 1 60 Rosin, No. 3. 1 55 Spirits Turpentine, fi gallon.. 34 Oakum, fi ft. 16 NAILS-American 4@20d.. fi keg 5 05 POWDER-Dupont's, F.F.F. g.... 6 oo Dupont's, F.F.P. 5 00 Dupont's, Blasting. 4 00 PROVISIONS, fi ft Bacon, Hams. Sides. iStfta Shoulders. 14,'?ft? Strips. 18J4? Lard, in keg. I8.lc'@ Bul ter. 30 <?> Cheese. 15 @ Potatoes, Irish, fi bbl. 2 00 <?> Sweet. 3 50 ? Onions. 6 50 @ Apples. &.P0 Eggs. 25 Poultry-Chickens, fi doz.... 3 00 Fowl?, fi doz. 5 00 RICE, ft rh-Carolina. 07 "East India.: SALT, fi sack-Liverpool; coarse Liverpool, line. SVGAS, fi ft-Raw. Pono Rico. Muscovado... ilEESWAX-fi ft. il IDES, (?reen-fi ft. Drv 50 1 39 13 5 50 6 00 7 00 8 00 0 50 1 44 1 40 & I? ? ? m 1 @ 22 a 44 1 00 4 75 3 00 1 40 CHESTNUTS-ft bushel. 4 oo 24 10 15 20 40 30 3 00 4 00 G 00 30 4 00 6 00 08 1 ?? Stocks of Cotton in the Interior Tnwim not included In the Kecelpts TOWNS. 1670. Augusta A Hani'g.May 27 Macon, (?a.May 25 Columbus, Ga.May 27 Montgomery, Ala.May 20 Selma, Ala.May 20 Memphis, Tenn.May 20 Nashville, Tenu.May 24 Total 12, (1,62.1 0,452 5.SS0 4,100 16,588 0,043 5S.94I ISO. li. 511(1 1,251 3,074 1 201! 1.365 7,G7H 2,319 2:1,447 Export*. NEW HAVEN, CONN-Per s.-hrJ W Collin-110, ooo fee! dooring boards. BALTIMORE-Per steamship Falcon-9 bales cot? ton, 30 casks clay, 20 rolls leather, 13 boxes mdse. 7 bbls phosphate!', 125 tons M iron, 283 bbls pota? toes, 406 bbls vegetables....Per sehr Suprisc-373 tons phosphate rock. ilt-ceiptM by Railroad. June li. ROUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD. 2S4 bales cotton, 41 bales domestics, so barrels flour, lol sacks oil mea!, SO bbls naval stores, o cars wood, 257 cask? clay. To Railroad Agent, W s Henerey, Pelzer, Rodgers & co, smith A Cha? peau, W i\ Oouitenay, maghera, Herring A co, (I w williams A co. Holtmann uro?, W W Smith, w C Courtney A co, Fros- \ Adirer, A J Salinas, G W Witto, .-Imckelford Sc Kelly, A U Madigan, .1 B K Sloan, G il Walter & tu, J Armstrong, Jr, and W Roach. F O JCT L'A LIS S DA ll, MOON'S PHASES. First. Quarter, Cth, 5 hours. 56 minurea. evening. Full Muon. jeni, s hours, 27 minutes, morning. Last Quarter. 20:h, 4 hours. 14 minutes, evening. New Moon, 28th, c hours, 13 minutes. ? vening. Z- \ BAY A .UNI:. i I '_ |_ 30 Monday. 31 Tuesday. 1 j Wednesday. 2 Tliiirsday... s Friday. 4?Saiimlay ... &|snndnv. srs. RISKS. ?rN SITS. 4..54 . 4..54 1 4..?4 4..54 ! 4.. ! roos j niau K. ?Sr .1.1 WATER. "..l?. .1J 1(1. .41 ll..32 io..-a H..35 morn M A JUKE NJinS. CHARL K S T ON, S . C . . 1 U N K 3 .'LEA UKI > VHhTRKIM V. Steamship Falcon. Horsey, Baltimore-P C Tre:;!-::m. " Sjiir J W Cullin. Upton, New Havcu, Conn- J A Enslow k ev. Sehr Surprise, Beers, Ballimore-M !?' Baker ft co. SAILED YESTERDAY, steamship Falcon. llorsey.Baltlmore. Sehr J w collin. Upton, New Haven, Conn. Sehr Ida Richardson, Bedell, Baltimore, sehr dov Burton, Lud lam, Baltimore. Sehr Emma. Anthony, Georgetown, S C. Sehr Dan GRTord, Jirrell, Wilmington. Lihi of Shipplng IN TOE PORT OF CHARLESTON. JK>'E 2. Vessels under loo tons, and steamers coasting within tue State, excepted. STEAMSHIPS, j w Everman, wi tons, Hluckiey, at Atlantic wharf, ror Philadelphia, ?oa?hifj W A Coarte nay. SHIPS. Alice AI Mlootr, 1093 tons, Lowell, at Brown A co's wharf, from Baltimore, discharging-Street Bros k co. t BARKS. VllltO*w-<?ue?n (Br). 417 tons, McGray, at Mar? shall's wharf, for Londonderry, loading-W Roach A co. Ansdell (Br), - tons, Tup'.in, at Marshall's wfiarr, for a Port in Great Britain, loading-R Mure k co. BRIGS. Josie A Devereaux, 391 tons. Clark, at Brown A co'3 wharf, for Liverpool, loading-M Gold? smith A Son. J Ii Pye (Br,) 371 tons. Waiters, at Palmetto wharf, to load for Liverpool-J A Eusiow A co. Village Belle (Br). 177 tons. Thomas, in Ashley River, for North side Cuba, loading-J H Ris? ley. Mary Rice, 250 tons, Tratf, at Kerr's wharf, from Baltimore, discharging-Master. SCHOONERS. Nora (Br), 132 tons. Howes, at Bennett's wharf, for Matanzas, loading-W P Hall. Surprise. 219 tons. Beers, at Palmetto wharf, for Ualtimore, loading-H P Baker Jc co. Montana, 347 tons, Bearse, at Marshalls wharf, for Boston, loading-M Goldsmith k Son. J ll Stickney, 270 tons, Fooks, at Atlantic wharr, for Baltimore, loading-Street Bros A co. Edith B Everman, 250 tons, Corson. "at Kerr's wharf, from Rappaliannock River, discharg? ing-II F Baker A co. May Morn, iso tons, Stetson, at Brown k co's wharf, irom Baltimore, discharging-J A Ens low k co. Geo E Smoot. 117 tons. Granger, in Ashley River, for Alexandria. Va. loading-J H Risley. Nicanor, in tons. Hannah, at N E Railroad wharf, for a Northern Tort, ma-ling-J A Ens low .V co. N WSnilili. 29?! tons, T okcr. at Adger's wharr, for New York, !oa?.:._-W Roach k co. J s Ingrnlinn*. ? ?'??(> \ ns, Packard, in Ashley River, foi New '. . ... iuadiug-J A Enslow k co. Lilly, 41-j ?o:js. l?-.js?>??. ?t Adecr's wharr. from New york. Rsc Mrginc*-W Roach A co. David Wusson.: .apley, at Adder's wharf, noni New York, dis 'iglng-AV Roach k co. Addie Fuller. tor..-. il--?derson. nt Atlantic wharf, rrum Norrc ?:. Va, discharging-J A Enslww k t-'. Eliza S Pott! r. - P rier, ;?: Optra: wharf. from liuisim :-.. .- :;>rglug-H F Baker A co. :.:>i \#>:ES:SELS DP, CLEARS!) ANI) ?A7LED FOR T":S rOItT. DOM _Ti_ TIC. * ??STON. Brig Lewis L i<v.:ires. Tyler, np.April 21 Sehr Helene, L.. h rs. .May ie* . NEW TORE. Sehr Wm Berner.:. Penny, up.-.May 12 Sehr B N Hawkins, Wjau, up.May ld Sehr Florence Rodgers, Crawford, up.May ?0 PHILADELPHIA. Sehr Edith EvermaD. Corson, cleared.April 25 BALTIMORE. Steamship Maryiaiiil. Johnson to leave-Moy Cl Sehr Joseph Baxter, Baxter, cleared.May 27 Sehr Henry Castoff, Omi mont, up.May 88 NORFOLK, VA. Sehr Ceo H Snraot. Grainer, up.May 22 E iflacliinerrj, (Eastings, &i. RI CSS O N'S CALORIC ENGINE SAFE, KC?X?MIOAL, DURABLE. USES NO ' WATER. REl?CIRES NO ENGINEER. Having made arrangements for manufacturing tnls ENGiNE on an exceuslve scale, we are now prepared to furnish to all desiriug a light power, t?e nest and mos: economical Engine ever offer, ed to the public. DELAMATER IRON WORKS, KOOT OF WEST l.'iTn STREET, NEW YOBS.. BRANCH OFFI?..- : JAS. A. ROBINSON, mav.i0-.3mns Not30 Broadway. D H O N J X IKON WORKS. ESTABLISHED 1844. JOHN F. TAYLOR it CO., HDGUKHS-IUSj TO CAMERON ct CO., ENGINEERS, BOILERMAKERS, ??(., NOS. 4, -, it. 10 ANT. 1_ PRITCUARU STKEI"! (Near '.ne Drv Dock,) CHARLESTON, S. C. STEAM KN?lNEs ANO BOILERS-MAKIN." STATIONARY AND PORTABLE. RICE THRESHERS AND MILLS OF EVERY DE SL'RJPTION. SHAFTING, PULLEYS AND GEARING. IRON FRONTS FOR BUILDINGS. CASTINGS OF EVERY KIND, IN IRON Oh BRASS. Guarantee to rurnish E.NGINPtS AND BOILSR. or as geed quality and puwer, and at as low rate., as can be had in New York. Baltimore or Phil? delphi*. REPAIRS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO mcli2 3mo3i)*c QEljina, CErorkcrTj, &t. WILLIAM (J. TYHILPEN & CO., DEALERS IN WATCHES, JEWELEY, Silver-Plated ware, AND p A. iv c Y c; o o r> H . IMPORTERS OP CROCKERY, CHINA AND GLASSWARE. CHINA DINNER SETS from $55 to $75. CHINA TEA SETS from $8 to $25. CUT GOBLETS, $2 50 to $12 per dozen. CUT CHAMPAGNES, $2 50 to $10 per dozen. CUT WINES, $1 25 to $8 ,ier dozen. CIT CORDIALS, $1 25 to $0 per dozen. CUT LEMONADES, $2 00 to ?0 per dozen. OL". TUMBLKRS, 75 ccnls to $12 per dozen. DECANTERS, $2 to $12 per dozen. TUB IJ1PEOYED GEM SELF SE A LINC JARS ail sizes {EXTRA PIETER FOR CHINA SETS. PRESERVE DISHES. BOWLS. BUTTERS. SUGARS. CREAMS. C R O C Iv E R Y A K I) (iJL A SiS Yi \ R E POK COUNTRY TRADE, IN ORIGINAL PACKAGES. AT WHOLESALE. IVo 137 MEETING ST. OPPOMTH UATNE STREET. AT HETA1L, No. ?-33 KING STREET, CORNER BEAUFAIN. mays rpo PRINTERS.-FOR SALE, A RUG JL CLES'S Rotary Card and Billhead PRESS, 4>i by 7 inches inside of Chase. The press is in pertect working order, and Is capable of being worked at thc rate of 2000 impressions per hour. ls sold to moke room for a larger one. Price $100 cash. Apply at Tax NEWS Job Ofllce. icav3 ifliscellatteoBS. 2 3 4 4 JIHE FOUNTAIN SYRINGE. SELF-ACTING.-NO PUMPING.-NO AIR INJECTED. The best universal SYRINGE in the market. : is recommended ?y the ilrst Physicians ol the ountry. It is so sim pie that it cannot get out of order, "here are no valves, and notldug that willcor ode. One wm last a life time. Dr. JOS. H. WARREN, an eminent Phislcian, of Joston writes to the manufacturers: ..From the tact of Rs simplicity and correct irin :ip:e in thc structure of your 'Fountain Sy irige/antl for the easy manipulation, practicable esc'.r, and comfort to the patient, I have recom uentied inls instrument extensively." Th? Profess m are invited to call and examinf ht apparain-. Pur sale, wholesale and rora!', by Dr. II. HA ER, No. ici Meeting street, ruaySO scent for South Carolina. 'DYSPEPSIA* INDIGESTU^^ W?^" SOLU EVERYWHERE. ^??(\ I nnv/iEMoisE&DAVihi JJU 1 PROPRIETORS & WHOLESALE DRUGGIST? eS?SiaESTOH?SoC; N. B. The Commissioner of Revenue has decided ihat any dealer can sell this article wlthorfaa special license._mch 2 TRISH ROOFING FELT. TH li BEST, CHEAPEST AND MOST DU RA ELB Material for Rooting known. For side hy CAMERON. BARKLEY ? CO., Corner Meeting and Cumberland streets, nch2-i Brno Charleston, S. C. Murray & Lanman's \ Florida Water, ?s> T:.:- 5!;: ; 1 c c"( boated and most e?'ilght??l cf all per kznc , ci: ii:c hand kerci.1 .". zi liie toilet, and in iJ2cl)ath, for sale byall^ Druggists and Perfumers? For sale by HOWIE. MOISE A DAVIS, II. BAER. raay26-wfsc Charleston. S. C. E CAREFUL WHAT MEDICINES Y O ? T A*5??* . B When you are exhaust eil by overwork of heart or hand, and fee! thc ru jil of something invigorat? ing, don't drink whiskey or any Intoxicating thing, whether under the ?nmeof Bitters or other wist-. Such articles ffive just ns much strength to your weary body and mind as the whip gives to the jailed horse, and no more. Alcoholic stim? ulants ?rc injurious tu nerve health, ?ind are al? ways foUov 'tl by depressing reaction. DODD'S NERVINE AND INVJGOHATOK Is a Toni?" and gentle stimulant, whi.-h lsnotat tcndeil bj reaction; What lt gain- Sr you it maintains. When it refreshes body or mind, it refreshes with natural strength that comes to stay. We r.re not recommending teetotalism tat thc Interes: of any faction: but long and extend? ed observation teaches ns that he who resorts to the bottle for rest or recuperation, will ?nd, as he keeps a: it. :hat he ls kindling a lire in his bones which will. onsume like the Hames of perdition. Turn from ?:. Take a tonic that will refresh and not desi roy. DODD'S NERVINE is for sale by alt Druggists. I'rlcc One dollar. See book of certi? ficates that accompanies each bottle. |nnc2s Star Gliirto. TTT M . HATTI! I ESSEN, No. 291 KING STREET. CORNER WENTWORTH, AGENT FOR THE MANl'FACTURERS 0? TUE CELEBRATED S T A R S H I Ti T S ! EACH QUALITY OF SHIRT IS NUMBERED, PRICES AS FOLLOWS:"] No. 42.....$2 00 gO-M. 2 60 ?;0-". 3 00 NO. 02 . 3 50 feb3 5mos