The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, July 22, 1870, Image 4

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WUYAJfOIA?, AJTD. COMMERCIAL. Th e Chaxle?ton S toe Ii and Bond St?rket. - HARKET VALUS O? THE STOCKS. BONDS AND OTHER SECURITIES CALLED' AT-THE CHARLESTON STOCK - BOARD, FOR THE WEEK ENDING JULY 21, 1870. "Published officially by authority of Stock Board.] ASKED. BID. Gold.;... 23 21 Southern E*BJE Bills. . Bank, of Camden. 40 Bank of Chester. 16 Bank of. Georgetown. 10 Bank of Hamburg. .t..... 16 Bank of South Carolina. 20 Bank of State or Sooth Carolina, prior to 1861.../ 60 60 Bank of State or South caro,ina, after lat January, 1861.a, '>88:^.57' . Commercial Bank, Columbia.?.....". 20 Exchange Bank, Columbia...'!..... io Farmers' and Exchange. Bank, Charleston^.*....;;.......... os? os? Merchante? BtafcOh^ .. 07 Hantw-Baik^weid..... o7 sute'iau^-^u^ton..... is ii Vic:Slate Securities. 8Ute^ds7?io7aiQiTr........... ?5 State Bonds, issue of 1867. 76 State Bonds, for fundin gbank notes. 75 State Bonds;/Qr conversion of se cartUes.'."-. ?V.?. iy State Stock, ow.: ...?.. " . TS-" State Stock, new_.". f6 . Lg?j Rallroivd Securities C. Raiiioad and Banjtstock.$39 oo Sfl'OO BCita?roadStock-r.U..'......^. ^88t>0 37 60 B.C. RafliWad Six Per Cent. Bonds. nominal 8. a. Railroad Seven per Cent. Bonds. 75 00 74 00 * Northeastern Railroad Stock (capi? tal)-....,..,..,...... .. io oo northeastern Railroad stock (pre wi222:i?: -AiiiiriSirr. 35 oa 36 oo 1 Northeastern RauTQa*t"FlrsE Mort , Kortheastern7B4dlroad;8econdMort . gage Bonds, ?PerCeht. 7200 ... northeastern Railroad Certificates H i ^??5S5^??5???--iii-.......'6560 60.00 .Bavamaah and Charleston Railroad .Stock..-.v....."....... 88 00 8100 Savannah and Charleston Railroad First Mortgage 7 Per Cent. Bonds.- 75 00 78 oo Savannah and Charleston Railroad 7 Per_ Cent. State guaranteed Bonde,/.,.......;. 70 00 CON Charleston and Savannah Railroad a Per Gent i State guaranteed ~, . -?WEayOr^t,^ Columbia Railroad - *mr*. rS?oi..'.'.nominal Greenv4?-. ?od Columbia; RaBroad- . - ' - ' 7 PT? Cent. State guaranteed' ?:? iii KOe ! Bonds............ .............i 69 00 " o7 00 Greenvfileiand Colombia Railroad ' 7 Per Cent. First Mortgage Bonds OT oo 88 00' Greenville and Cclu'mbia Railroad ' -;V . 7' P?r Cent. Second Mortgage . ^Bonds.JiV?Ju??iU.-.v^U........l... ..' 36 00 GreeDv%r.and;Columbla Railroad 7 PenG?it, Certificates of indebt edneajC^^;.l~...........r nominal'' Ghera w^and^BarllngtoiJ Railroad StookU-^r..nominal "Cheraw^snd Darlington Railroad First Mortgage Bonds............ 8400 83 00 Cheraw^T-nd Darlington Railroad ? Secod^ott^? Bonds^r.v.;'..'.' 'nominal CheraW--and Darlington Railroad Certtflfiates of indebtedness. nominal' ?>'?'. Charlot^. Columbia and Augusta Charlotta Commoi a anti " Angus ta" 3? ?? RallXCaa.'FlTBt Mortgage Bonds... 83 oo aooo Spartanburg- and Crrion Railroad 8 tate guaran teed .Ben dB..... 68 00 68 00 Blue Ridge Railroad First Mortgage Bonds;........-,.. .. 5000 vd: sliMi* ?cwltie?;- " j City Railway Stock................. 6200 ..[ City ofCh?rtaeto?.six Per Cent. | ?fe:-atox^wt??x.AU".;:..woo 4900 " .City:flftDharleston Fire Loan 7 Per City of commbi'a 8 Per Cent." 'Boa*.' [ nominal00 -v.-; ?ty of Cj?b^bi? 7 Per CeoVBomla. nominal <: v-..r.-- '?':?wia Jiioik?".' ; Pirat Notional Bani of Charleotob .'?" r - Stock...............1 10800 ' g : FeopteSROj^al Bank^^ v. 'C: Boath .mk' 'aaa" fr nat' 7W" 6W Oomp^^^^...;^i..... 102 00 10100 ! Kanter?*.Jan?: :Mechan^'?"Bajik" , . 5??. \ Stpcfewjit^y^^.:..^......... < ? 60 : . 42&i 1 tr:??. Bank oft?tar^8toek..^A.;.;..r 260. *' . ' * r! .SI Urella neou. Securities. . . Granitevfl?..^M4t}nra?inrlnff. ?om- v . ^wjj^kiiu^^^ :..non^al, ,: .; ?IteSgS5S . nommai^I ' Baw^J^w-aewriDg Company ? ? Stock t... i"?t???Uv?\ > ?'. t Util riv.' nominal '. Charleston Oas (^mrpany Stock.. ..t? 2L75 . 2175 1 -?^hnSS-?w^?^ 826 ??,> . , p?tate Company Stock.l?OOO v . . Marine and RTv?r Mining and Man- - Attan^Stfa^dMAnT^ " *000 Comp??yf6^n:v.^'.:.iv 1 Palmetto' ^?amtag and Mann?ictur lng C3?sil??:Stock, J. ..;..,. nominal . Ccioor*' Min tog ami. ifaDuiactur- . lng Company stock'....'..:,;.. 9500 *:,-':^'.; "Jf?re? IAKU ? State of Georgia $per cent. Bonds, .. Old...i-.*.^.."...,. 84 00. 8200 8taro of Georgia 7 per cent. Bonds, / oM.rw^.'.i'............... oioo:c8aoo State of Georgia 7 per cent. Bonds, . new.-a 00 sa 00 City orsaran rua. 7 per oenLJon da, ?d-^.^.r.-U-t?.-j.'V.'h VT7. .-.':;... 8700 86 00 City or8av8Enah 7per cent. pDnds, "'f new._.87 00 86 00 ?ty otAncwtaffperecnt-Bonds,; .. OkL.ww.^..?.-^...,....." 80,00 79 00 City or Augusta 7 per ceil t. Bonds, new..................... 79 00 78 00 City of-Ti icon 7 per cent. Bonds.... nominal City of ;oiumbus 7 per cent. Bonds. .. nominal Glty^or itempma 6 per oent. Bonds, City of 'Memphis 6 per cent. Bond's, - i?mln^1.'.: new:1 ?iffE.'? /.':J. '. :.-.-;:.:.,...;.' ? ' nominal City of i?ernphls ? per cent. En- . dorseil; Bonds............. ^ .-.. nominal Memphis aiid Charleston."Railroad . stot?.^:.-...?;.^;^.^^.':..:. 1000 ' 950 Memphis and Charleston Railroad 7per,cent.,Fir9tHortgage Bonds. . 83 00 8100 MemphM.'aha ChAfleS^TKaUroaa Z .'. -' 7perc?nt;S^ndMortgageBond3 72 OQ .:OOO City of Atlanta 8 per cent. Bonda... nominal Macon a?djvesieni Railroad stock. 112 00 110 00 CentraaBallroador Georgia Stock.. 11200 110 00 Georgie Bj?iiroad Stock.._ 100 00 loo 00 Macon- and Angosta- Railroad 1st. MorteAge'Ar-per. cent. Bonds.. 82 00 SO 00 Macon and Augusta Railroad ist. , . Mortgage 7 percent. Bonds, en - .. "c 4?fc[.7g.-,.ir?. 8200 60 00. Macon-And . Brunswick-'Railroad S? ?? State BadOfsed'Bonds,. 7 per cenL- 80 00 78 00 j Montgomery and West Point Rail? road;. 1st- Mortgage B per cent. ., - Jbrjaqs??a?iar ^ cjtutlng Joly ao. P?ser w GREAT BRTTATK-Per bark Moselle-loie bbls spirits turpentine, 1806 bbls rosin. DOMESTIC KEW TOBE-Per steamahlDOhampion-446bales oonoo, tanatea, yam ana dom es ?ca, 33 bundies paper, lOlHercesTlce, 212hbls rosin, 40'obls flour, 44 pactngeiishdrles irandries, W packages fruit, 188 empty barrels, 41 turtles, 1498 Watermelons. .... Per sehr Florence Roger?-100.000 feet lum oar, 566?t)la naval stores, 195 casks clay, 6 boxes fireworks, 10s pieces and 12 boxes machinery, 1 box hardware, 4 bun ilea paper shavings, 7 bbls vinegar, 24 oozes sugar, 18 hhds sugar. PWTf.tPSi.raiA-Per steamship Jw Ev erm an 26 tierces rice, 74 bales cotton, 205 bbls rosin, 186 hhds and 409. bbls molasses, 71 bales domestics, 6 tons phosphate, 16 bales mdse. i BIXTJMOKE-Per sehr Rapldan-80 tons phos? phate rock. : The Charleston Market. [SOB THE WEEK ENDINO J?LT 21.] The warlike contest in Europe now at hand has produced a sharp disturbance in mercantile af? fairs, and a general uneasiness in reference to the future. Gold m New York went up to 22K; but yesterday was lower at 21,-,-. Provisions in near? ly all eases have more or less improved, while other articles have remained dull The daily de ' velopments at the seat of war will be a subject of intense anxiety, and while all must regret the existence of the unfortunate situation, it is to be hoped that its evils wBl be mitigated by a short struggle. I . TBM uB?rs-The weather for the week, has been favorable, with hot socs and aa absence of j rain, sa?h aaakoald give.the,- most: suitable oon dlt?on*1 for1 cotton; the- news- Tro m the planting TegiOB*!UBK cen seq nen Uy reported vegetation ad vaocUBf j??y.proaii?lng?y. There" has been an are already obtained nearly suf 3and. corn,' and both look well. The WJfLWtWi M ii? this* ' tim e h as, on the wholez?*?fi?stutfAoi*ry. * Pu BjiOELrrft-The arr^irafs f?* the-week npto 1 . JMolay las t were bal ea,- against 8665 bales the | v vreek before, and, 35? bales last season. At New j en sans the reolp?s were 2145 bales in contrast ^rtth OW the year before. > Toe total supplies at the cotton ports rr o m the lat of September last up to tho latest mandates, were 2,869,700 bales, in contrast with 2,107,313 bales last year, showing an Increase of 762,387 bale?. The total receipts at the principal South? ern centres from the 1st of September, 1849, np to the latest telegraphic intelligence, have been as follows : 1870. 1869. Kew Orleans, Joly 20..1,136,360 793,865 Mobile, Joly 20.802,898 220,181 Savannah, Joly 20,.476.426 863,065 Charleston, July 20......240,182 196,902 Texas, July 20.243,931 142,784 Virginia, Joly 20..;201,141 159,610 The following are the receipts of cotton at the main Southern centres, as reported by telegraph, from Joly 14 to 20,1870. This Includes all points out North Carolina and overland: Nsw ORLEANS ?July 14.316.... Jory 16. 8381 /inly 16., 160... .July 18.691 } 1962 -JUlylO.. 867. ...July SO...'... 85J M?BIUS /July 14. 97....Joly 16. 100) July 16. 63....Joly 18. 32 V 512 July 19.139... .July 20u. 81J SAVANNAH S July 14... 693....July 16 . 2921 - July 16 . 280....July 18. 223V 1985 July 19.. 832....Inly 20.....: 266J CHARLESTON - July 14. 119.... July 16.1031 July IS.21?... .July 18. 29 V 783 Jury, ia.I6l....3nly20.......i55l .GALVESTON "- Jury 14. 260....Joly 16. 4301 Joly 1?. 67.... jSj 18.m \ 80S . Inly 19. io....Joly 20. -J NORFOLK- ? " anly 14. 862....July 16. 32) ( July 16..130... .July 18. 84 V 841 July IP. 203....July 20. 40 J ? ' TOtal.'..6936 The arrivals for the corresponding week last j year were 2813. bales. The stock of the article in sight at the latest d at es was as follows : STATISTICAL POSITION- ._ ! (1870. 1889. Stock In Liverpool. 593,000 361,610 Afloat from India. 283,000 541,000 Afloat from America. 70,000 . 26,000 j Stock in London. 29,890 61,520 Afloat for London. 50,000 60,000 Stock m Havre..-. 167,13d 43,411 Afloat for Havre. 69,073 336,119 Stock in Bremen. 24,837 12,020 Afloat for Bremen. 749 0,117 Stock in United States ports..- 148,762 42,224 si 0 ok io Interior towns....... 32,116 2,803 rTotal........'. 1,447,557 1,311,924 Excess In visible supply, com? pared With 1869. 135,633 Stock of cotton held by Man '. '"chester spinners at th? mills 45,ooo 126,000 Sneof mid. uplands, Llver'ol 9X3 12i?d Prloe of mid. uplands. N.York. 20?? c 3(>?c Erice of gold..ft?.. .Xi'.. 21 Ji 85* ' 9jhe arrivals at this port far this period has been-bags of sea islands and Floridas, and 783 bags of uplands, against 21 bags of sea Islands' and Floridas, and 1282 bales of. uplands the week 'previous, and 2 bags of Bea islands and Floridas an d'829 bales of uplands for the week lasi year. These.supplies have come as follows : Say of up? lands, per Sooth Carolina Railroad, 765 bales; per Northeastern Railroad, 27 bales; Georgetown, 8. ct.-f bale. THB COTTON MARKST.-The uncertainties of war having been added to the depressing influ? ences, the market for this staple has exhibited a dull and easier character. In the foreign mar? kets where the article commenced -at 9Xd. for middling uplands, the rates declined to 9>i J. At New York prices were generally at 19%@20,'4c for middlings; and at this port the same grade was quoted at 18c fl lb. The movements in the article at New York an j Liverpool for this period have been as follows: On Friday, July 10th, the former was heavy and Irregular, uplands 9Xd, sales 7000 bales; the latter was dnll and nominal at coe, sales 900 bales. On Saturday the former was heavy at i)??t sales 7000 bales; the latter was unsettled at 19J?C, sales 650 bales. On Monday the former was Cat and irregular, aplanis J>%d, taies 0000 oa'.es; the latter was dull and nominal at I9j?c, ! jales 1300 bales. On-Tuesday, vat the'former, there was nothing doing; the latter was quiet 1 ind'Hrm at 20c, sales 1400 bales. On Wednesday ;' ine/ormer was nrmer at 9Kd;'-sales 8O00 bales; ' flatter was qnlet and firm at_???c, sales 1060 bales.: Yesterday the former was quiet at o?id, * AUB 8000 bales; the latter was noro?t)a] a: 20c. The operations in toil market for. the week were 1 ?jtr?ojjowB: Qo Friday, July 15, the article show- 1 ?1 a steady feeling early in the day, bat busi- ' tess became suspended after .receipt of European ira/rdlBpatches; sales 100 bales; ordinary to good 1 Hdlbsry being quoted at i6>;?i", low middling 8 17H@17\-, middling 18, strict middling lstfc * *^9B jvtprt?rT lE^f7^? moaerate at un- 1 changed pl Ice?; sales 150 bales; ordinary to good ordinary being quoted at 15X@17; low middling i 1?.S?1 'X, middling 18,? Btrict middling l%!?c. On Mond ay the article had a lower tendency, closing | Oat and nommai; sales uo bales; ordinary to gOOd ordinary being quoted at 15@17, low mid? dling 17X@17X, middling I80 ? lb. On Tuesday there was some inquiry for good grades at steady rates, b\t common kinds were dull and lower; sales SOO bales; ordinary to goori ordinary being quoted at 15?lox, low mldd.tng 17?.7X, mid? dling 18, strict middling lStfo *.?. On Wednes? day the market was unchanged; sales 300 bales; quo; atlons as before. Yesterday the demand was for good grades, other kinds no Inquiry; sales ?beut 100 bales, s.vs at~?7K;-37at 18; 58 at lBtfc. We qnote: . LIVERPOOL CLASSIPICATION. j ? Ordinary rc good ot?l??iry.'....'.:.l-? @io>? **Low mimlllng.17 <S>i:x Middling.18 ? Strlct middling..--!...iS.VJs . SSA ISLAND C.ITT.'N.-Tie ret!need s:ock. aud the general dlspusitioa to await me iv-alts n.'the growing crop, prevents transactions o? col?, and there has been no business In this article. Prices are consequently uncertain, and we renew pre? vious rates nominally, say common Floridas 35? 38; medium S9?42; good 43?45; fine and choice nominal Sea islands may be quoted at 40@50c fi rt"tor common; eo@60 for medium; 60@65 for medium to fine, and 70?$1 and upwards 9 m for one and choice grade?. r JRics.-The very firm rates and light stocks held by factors limit business. The transactions have been unimportant, say about leo tierces of clean -Carolina, viz: 03 a: 1%\ 35 at 8; 60 at 8J?C fl m. "We quote common to fair clean Carolina at 7 v?? 8r?; good 6>??s vc fl ft. Carolina rough may be quoted at $1 S0<?>150 fl bushel for interior, and $140@170 fl bushel for seacoast. * T NAVAL STORES.-There has been'a fair business ?doing in these articles, and the transactions have amounted to some 2?00 bbls of all' kinds. Among the sales were 300 bbls spirit?turpentine, at 33c; 60 bbls extra pale rosin at $4 76; 16 bbls extra pale at $4 82; ld bbls pale kt $4 60; 295 bbls No. 1 to-pale at $3?4 25; 40 bbls -No. I at $3 25@3 50; 409 bbls No. 2 at $165@1 70; 300 bbls Noa 2 and 3 at $155?i co; 50 bbls No.' 3 at $1 50 * bbl. HAY.-This article has arrived to the extent of abount 300 bales North River qualities. With re? ports of some inquiry for Europe, the market is somewhat firmer, and sale? took place carly in the week at tl 36@140, but afterwards stiffen? ed to fl 50 for North River grades. CORN.-The arrivals have been light, amounting to some 14,000 bushels. The inquiry has been mod? erate, but prices are somewhat stronger, and job? bing lotB of prime white were held at the close at $150 fi bushel, weight, sacks included. "We note sales of iceo bushels inferior white at $1 3d fl bushel, weight, sacks included; 1000 bushels white at $141; 1300 bushels white mixed at $140>?; 5000 bushels Western mixed, is bulk, at $125 $ bushel. OATS.-The marke: ls folly supplied with this grain, and jobbing lots sell at about 80c v bushel; weight, sacks included. FLOUR.-The war news has caused a specula? tive feeling, and prises were stiffer. Northern and Western fine may be quoted at $6?C 25 '43 bbl; super $6 60?7; extra at $7 25?3, and family at $8 50@9 ft bbl. New Southern ls being received In limited lots, and these qualities may be quoted at $8@9 fl bbl for extra, and $9@10 50 fl bbl for family to extra family grades. BACON.-The stock of prime meat is moderate, and holders have advanced their rates. Prime smoked shoulders are held at 16 cte fl lb; prime smoked clear rib sides at i9?ioxc fl m? salt? ed shoulders 14X@14X, and sides at icx@::c fin. SUGAR AND MOLASSES.-Prices have stiffened with the advance In gold. The stocks-are light, but good to prime grocery sugars may be quoted a$ilX@i2c <ft ft. Muscovado m?lasses may be quoted at 42c In hhds, and 46c fl gallon In bbls. BUTTER AND LARD-There is a fair stock of prime Goshen. We quote good to prime at 35? 40c ft ft ; Chicago prime 29@S0c fl ft; Western and other lower grades sell from 2G@30c fl lb; coan try do at 26@30c fl lb, as in quality. Lard is In good supply, and ls held at 18},'c. SAIT.-There have been no arrivals. Lots from store/selling at fl 40@i 60 ft sack. LvDi?-B*eoLNo.-There is some limited inquiry for this article We quote- 81@32c nommai ft yard! Dundee bagging, 44 inches, ix ms for the yardi is held at 25c. JRON BANDS AND TIES for cotton, of the most approved patterns, are offered on the market at 8@7o ft. ft. TIMBKB AND LUMBER.-The market for this arti? cle is dnlL We quote timber for milling purposes from $6@9. Shipping timber $10@16; 4-4@5-4 flooring at $14<S>15 ft M. Bright lumber, good merchantable, from city mills, cut to size, from $20024 9 M by the cargo. . FBSIOHTS.-To Liverpool, by steam direct nominal ; via Kew York, 7-16U on uplands, ll-l6d on sea Islands ; by sail we quote 7-16d on uplands and }?a on sea islands. To Havre nominal. . Coastwise - to New York, by steam, "Vc on uplands and Xe on sea Islands; ii w fi tierce on rice; by sail, Xe on cotton;- ft tierce on rice; 40c ft barrel' on rosin; $7@$8 fl Mon lamber ; *9@10 ft Mon tim? ber. To Boston, by sail, X@Xc fl as on upland cotton. To Providence, $8 ft M on boards, Xe fl ft on cotton. To Philadelphia, by steam, Xe V ft on uplands; by sall, SS?7 9 M on boards; $9 on timber; $3 fl ton on clay, and $3@3 25 on phosphates. To Baltimore by Bteam, Xe fl ft! by sall, $6 V M on boards; (2 60@3 00 fl ton on phosphate rock. Vessels are in demand by our merchants to take lumber' freights from Georgetown, 8. C., Dari en an d Sat lita Ri ver, Ga., and Jacksonville, Fla., to Northern'ports, and $11(^12 fi Mare rates on lumber and boards. EXCHANGE-STERLING BILLS.-The rate yester? day was nominal for 60 day bills. DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. -The banks are purchas? ing sight checks on New York par ; 6 days X off; 10 days % off; 16 days X off; 20 days -; 30 days -. They are selling Bight checks at a premium. ' GOLD.-The brokers were yesterday buying at 2l@22 and selling at 23?24. Markets by Telegraph. FOREIGN. LONDON, July . 20-Evening.-Consols 89?? Bonds SOX. July 51-Koon.-Consols 89J?. Bonds 80X LIVERPOOL, July 21 - Noon.-Cotton opened quiet; uplands 9Xd; Orleans 9Xd; sales S0OO bales. Corn 398 Od. ,\ Arte,noon.-Cotton, uplands, 8,Xd; Orleans Mid; sales 10,000 bales. HAVRE, July 21;-Cotton closed quiet yesterday at ir 8}xc. both on tho spot and afloat. DOMESTIC. Nsw YORK, Jn'y 21.-Noon-stocks armer. Money 7 per cent. Gold 21X. Sterling, long 10X; short ia fi. Bonds 87X- Tennessee ex-coupons el-:; new 60. Virginia ex-coupons 63; new 60, Lo J ""..ina, old 68; new "0; Levees sixes 72; eights, 93. Alabama eights 98; Aves 77. Georgia sixes Bis; sevens 92X. North Carolina old 47; new 30. Sra th Carolina old 87; new 75. Flour dull and heavy. Wheat dull and lower. Corn quiet. Pork quiet and Arra. Lard dulL Cotton nominal; up? lands 20}?c ; Orleans 20Xc ; sales 300 bale3. Freights quiet. Evening.-Money easy at ea" per cent. Sterling woiker a: 10.V? Governments dull; sixry-twoa 8?j. Gold weak at 20}4'. Southern securities opened dull, bnt generally unchanged. During the afternoon some were heavy and lower, especi? ally m new Ten ness tes, but closed quiet. Ten cess?es fix; new 58X. Virginias 62; new'60. Louisianas CS; new 68; Levee sixes 65; eights 66. Alat-ama eights 93; sixes 70. Georgia sixes 80}.-'; sevens 92},'. North Carolinas 45; new CO. South J?rchnas 85: new 75},'. Cotton quiet but Arm; sales 750; mid liing uplands20}4'. Flourless active; shipping grades 10a20c lower; the better grades inchanged; State and Western superfine $6 50a ; 40; Southern dull and drooping; coma? to fair :x:ra $6 60a7 60. Wheat, winter red and amber testerai $1 66al lia- Corn ia2c lower; new alSv'i Western fi (Wai 0$. J3??f Arm ; new plain ness 12al?; new extra do. 16al9. Pork lower; lew $30 25830 60. Lard 1?X- Whiskey $l03a GC.v Groceries active and firm. Naval stores lull and unchanged. Tallow quiet. Grain, per .team, 12d. ?AtTiMOnE. July 21.-Flour quiet and firm iVhcat active; receipts light; red $1 50al 76 ?hlte.$l 60al 80. White corn fl 20; yellow tl 15 Dats, new, 55a58c. Pork firm,--Bhoulders 16}4' '5XC. - CINCINNATI, July 21.-Flour flat; family $6 75a7 Corn lower, at 92a93c Whiskey dull at $lal O'. Mess pork held at $31. Bacon firm; shoulders 14X; clear sides held at 18X. offered the .li. LOUISVILLE, July 2l.-Pork $31 50. Shoulder 15c; clear sides 19. Lard 17}*c. NORFOLK, July 21.-Cotton dull and nominal low middling 17xc; receipts 10 bales; exports coastwise 180 bales; Btock 981 bales. ' AUGUSTA, Joly 21.-Cotton opened Arm, but closed quiet; sales 176 bales; receipts 65 bales middlings l'Xc. SAVANNAH, July 21.-Cotton quiet; low mid dllngs IT KC; receipts 303 bales; exports to Great Britain 145 bales; stock 6444 bales. MOBILE, July 21.-Cotton dull and lower; low middlings 17c; receipts fits bales; exports coast wise 6 bales; stock 15,649 bales. GALVESTON, July 21.-Cotton dull, holders anxl ous to realize; good ordinary 14X?' receipts 14 stock 7950. NEW ORLEANS, July 21.-Cotton quiet and steady; middlings I7al7,4'; sales 300 balei: net rece pts 92, coastwise 16, total 98. Exports to Sisal 23; to Havre 1067. Stock 54,604. sterling 3lXa32. Sight X premium. Gold 20xa20.?0'. New York Klee Market. From the Journal of Commerce, J ily 19: The market is very firm, especially for foreign, and the inquiry ls fair. We notice sales or 200 bags Ringoon, duty raul, at7Xa7Xc. From the Tribune: Foreign was only moder? ately active, and prices very firm, owing to the advance in gold. Sales 250 bags Rangoon at ?}?&7Xc. Domestics dull at SXaBc. From the World: Carolina dull at 8}?a9c. Ran? goon not very active, but buoyant, owiug to the advance in gold. Sales of 250 bags at 7xa7Xc. Wilmington Market. . WILMINGTON, July 20.-TURPENTINE-Only 58 bois received and sold at $2 75 for virgin; $2 25 for yellow dip, and $129 for hard per 280 lbs. SPIRITS TURPENTINE,-Market steady ; sales of 163 bbls at 35C per aallon for Southern. ROSIN.-Sales of 1163 bbls at $1 40 for strained ; $2 25. $3, $3 26a3 76 for No. 1; $4a4 23 for pale, and $5 for extra pale. No sales reported In tar and cotton. ? CORN.-Sale from vessel of GOOO bushel at fl 30 per bushel for white. Interior Cotton Markets. MACON, July 19.-Receipts to-day 17 bales; sales 8; shipped 130. The market stands dull and un changed ; 17c nominal for the best are the figures. COLU?BCS, July 19.-Our market in moderate demand ; mlddlings 17c; low middlings lCxc; sales 86 bales; receipts 16 bales; shipments 251 bales. ATLANTA, July 19.-The market closed at icc for mld?llcRs; 15c for low middlings; 14c for good ordinary ; 130 for ordinary. MONTGOMERY. July 19.-Market dull and nominal; low middling l6X'c Comparative Exports or Cotton and Klee from thc Port of Charleston, from Sep? tember 1,1869, to July ai. 1670. E."!'ORTTD TO Liverpool... Other Br. Pone :a'l G. Eritain Havre. Ofter Fr. Ports Total France.. N. of Europe Tot'l N. Europe S. of Europe. W. Indies, Ac Total F. Ports.. 1569->70. I 18GS-'t?9. S. I.iUp'd. ?Rice's. I.iDp'd. iRice G701 586 Boston. Rhode is.and.. New York..... Philadelphia... Bait. A Nr'folk Oth. TJ. S. Ports Tot'l C'scPortB 725T 132 77277 77277 1269 12CP 724 724 347 1338 1338 61? 86081 3061 110 5071|111108ll4?97 10 99831 2888 146521 5620 .s... 4152 1127 4023| 497S9| 70 4022 49769 4023 333 3540 138804126976 Grand Total. |12803?224885;28103| 7257,193975 2021 33 3143 852 652 2404 52845 7137 1751 3192. 101128 14923 702871 3027 192771 7980 109 1462 , 3234jl41130 29143 sig I g F#S ff 11 }:\ i1| . : vTcciu??'; '. . : . . : * 'S." 'S* - . I : : : 5*P?P: . : : . . . "so -its. : . . . - . c.a&c . . : LtftHC*l4 CH t-t l_.l-iC-.C-, e ?Ea E E c SEE MMMMrS - - - > ciaiao o a J?j? .: : r* ??i i ^ co ^ . - tc . o -? fi 1 g3g: Sggtg: go jaja sal : p a t-j 15 ti O O sa IC co CO rf p>jg ; j- : ja." 8*11: g'lgla: as iio??aoN-ijo > ?5oo CT? o o?-J ooo SiooS?jk?.cBO' jo 7* Bi 0 S> CC a> = cs Ils Ia 2 B CO ?-i - >-? 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SS g, KOTE.-We have deducted from Kew Orleans 64,441 bales uplands, from Mobile 900 bales, from Savannah 6484 baga sea Island and 71 bales up? land and from Charleston 4001 baga sea Island and 159 bales upland-the quantities received at those ports from Mobile, Florida.Texas and Savannah. Cliu-rleston AVholcnalc Prices. si Za ARTICLES. mCSS. BAGGING, ? yara- " 45 Dundee. ? 1 g, Gunny Cloth.v-.,.....:: 31 @ 3" New York Double Auclior, inches, 2Kths. 81 ? ?a BAIE ROPE, ? ft Manilla.? *? {kH western. 8 g B?rr^hVn::::::::::::::^^ g g g County. r %Tln'aryltrE00d ordinary.... ?| g? Low middling.-.-Vl. " ? [Iq MiddUnK to strict middling... 18 @ Good middling.-. ? | ?? Sealsland. . 1 w COFFEE* *?- . ? i?!n ?jo @ 22 Rio. -, g, an Ka.^::::.\7.v.v::::;::::: S? ^ FERTILIZERS- ?A rv? /a Carolina Fertilizer, fl 2000 tts. 60 00 @ .. Wando Fertilizer......... 80 W ? V Double Reflned Poudrette. 30 00 @ Shea'Phosphate....S S s Peruvian Guano, ? 2240 lbs...100 00 @ .. Pacific Guano, V 2000 ?s. 66 00 @ .. Plionlx Guano.?VA;: S S ^ Baugh's Phosphate, * 2000 ?s 80 00 @ Rhodes'Phosphate, ? 2000 lbs 66 00 @ Rhodes' Standard Manure ($65 ?ime) . 57 60 @ OrculUo Guano ($40 time).M 00 | .. Land Plaster.13 00 ? 15 ou Manes' Super Plios. ^ 2000 lbs. 65 00 ? .. Woolston'8 Phosphate of Lime 65 00 ? s. WooiBton's Vege'or, V 2000 lbs 65 M ? Croasdale's Gen. Sap.Pl108.nct 60 00 ? Bowers'Complete Manure, net 60 00 @ Sardy's Phos. Peruvian, cash. 60 00 @ . Sardy's Pacific Guano, cash... 00 00 O PatapacoGuano. 85 00 <g> E. Frank Co's Atnmociatc.l Bone Phosphate. 00 00 ? Coe's Pure Dissolved Bone.... 62 00 , @ .. Wliann'sSuperphospliate..... 65 oor? 75 00 EU wan Guano, Nol ($60 time 54 00 ? .. Etiwan Guano, Ne 2 ($60 time) 63 00^ @ Zell's Ammonlated Bone Phos pliate($7U time).60 co ? .. Russel Coe's Ammonlate'i Bone Superphosphate ($65 Time).-.80 00 & FL0?R,*bbl- 625 BL'...... 6 6o @ 700 Non???-na'nd'wes:ern Extra. 7 60 ? 8 00 Baltimore Extra. ? Southern-Super.. ?.J ?J limuy':.'.:::ooo ? 1050 GRAIN, ? bushel- _ Maryland Oats. 8j ? 4??^;?%::^.::;;;:: 1? @ i?? HAT, V cwt- " North River. 1 60 @ LUMBER, V M feet Clear -ivhlte Ptoe, first quality. 60 00 | 55 Jo White Pine, good run.f 00 ? 4? ou YeUowPine....fooo @ -4 oo Boards, rough.. " ^ M oo Grooved and tongued 28 oo @ 32 oo MOLASSES, ? gallon- a Cuba...... S 1 40 Muscovado. M a l 00 Sugar-house. 5? I New Orleans. .* is? NAVAL STORES, bbl- a Tar. g ROSm, pale. , ?i S n (Vi) Rosin No. 1. ??? 1 ITO Rosin No. 2. 165 ? 170 Rosin, No. S. l g g - Spirits Turpentine, ? gallon.. "s Oakum, 9 lb..... , ir s , ^ NAiLS-Amerlcan4@20d.,*keg 5 05 | 7 00 POWDER-Dupont's.F.F.F.g...- ."S " ?upont'B, F.F.P. 8 00 ? - Dupont's, Blasting. 4 00 @ PROVISIONS, ? lb-^ oo <a -vi Bacon'!&v:.\\":::::::::: 5 J lXden::::::: ?xl Poutoes, irish, f bbl.-- 2 00 g 3 00 ?s.:::::::::::::::::::;;;: ?g g e?? sw ? 4 00 Fowls. $ doz. 5 00 @ 6 00 RICE, * ?-Carolina. ri% Eastliidia. ... 9 , c? SALT, ? sack-Llverpoui, coarse 1 40 ? 3 au Liverpool, fine. S: SUGAR, * lb-Raw. ? Porto Rico. .;. ^ Muscovado. io ? ?J* BEESWAX-* ft. ? S iliDES. Green-f tb. "5 'S Dry . io (S* CHESTNUTS^-* busheK^^ sTTcta, ot Cotton in ^'"A*^,^^31" not included i? thc Rcccipta T0WK3. Augusta k Ham'g.July 14 Macon, Ga.J'J v }? Columbus, Ga....;.July M Montgomery, Ala.JWJ ^ Selma. Ala.....:.Jay ? Memplils, Tenn..'.Ju]y NasUvUle, Tenn.jolyn Total. 1860. 560 101 243 450 125 583 151 Exports office, Naval Stores and JLu tu? ber from the Port oz* Charleston, from September 1, 1869, to Joly gi, 1870. srrORTKD TO Busion_ Kew York.. Philadelphia Bait.more .. New Orleans, Mobile........ I ProvJd'ce,RI.| Oth'rUSP'rts Tal Coastw'se Barcelona....". Maj'a A M"ket. West Indies.. Halifax, N S.. St John's, NB. London. 'Bristol, Eng.. Liverpool. Havre I860-'70. NAVAL STOR'S Bbls. 10,881 14,491 8,410 2,382 41,173 Feet. 240,022 3,405,04S 1,024.512 1,415,310 498.140 1,960,029 9,162,067 1868-'69. NAVAL 8T011'8 "BDlB. 11.363 7,411 3,942 3,308 LUMBER. Feet. ...3,386 "?.'0?!11,290,3021 4,631 '8,687 Montevideo... Great Britain. Rio de Janeiro Australia. Total Foreign. Grand Total 10,630 27,430 68,6031 26,024 2,589 466,125 5,077,341 2,658,178 2,874,266.1 2,113,663 832,781 14,022,338 206,000 306| 1,646,239 2,963 \"?',o'? 303,124 866.711 512,898 2,978.030 12,136,102 6,541 23,418 54,442 367,689 2,218,928 16.241.266 Exports. NBW YORK-Per steamship Ashland-564 hales cotton, 220 bbls rosin, 43 bundles paper, 118 bales domestics, 7 bales leather, 1700 melons. PHILADELPHIA-Per sehr Veto-100 tons phos? phate rock, 60,000 feet lamber. BALTIMOHR-Per steamship Falcon-34 tierces rice, 81 bales cotton, 78 casks clay, 160 tons old Iron, and sundries. Receipts by Ila Uro au, July do. SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD. 311 bales cotton, 90 bales goods, 25 bbls nour, 823 sacks bran, 135 kegs beer, 46 bbls navnlstores. 6 cars lumber. To Frost A Adgcr, W W Smith, o W Williams A co. Graeser k Smith, Goldsmith k Son, G B Walter k co, Olaghorn, Herring k co, W A Courtenay, Street Bros A co, M Trlest, Kavenei k Holmes, J N Hobson, Pclzcr, Rodgers & co, and J C Mahonee. NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD. 7 bales cotton, 600 bbls naval store?, cars lum-, ber, phosphates, mdse, AC. IO J Marshall, Jr, S D Money, Kinsman A Bowell, H Bischoff k co, J F Taylor A co, J Wloters, Frost k Adgcr, KHnck, Wlckcnberg k co, R RCampbell, Bowie, Moise A Davis, G W Williams A co, S A C Railroad Com? pany, Cameron, Barkley A co, and Mary Bell. Passenger?. Per steamer Emilie, from Gc<"rg?rtown, Ac H Terry, DcL Middleton. J E Gregg, lt W Davis, Dr M L Hanckel. Mrs M A Logan, Master W S Wallace, Mr* W Huger, chill and nurse, T D Mc? Dowell, Miss Huger, J W Hall, sarah Moultrie, and 10 deck. FORT CALES OAK. MOON'S PHASES. First Qoorter, 6tb, ll hours, io minutes, evening. Fall Moon, I2tti. 6 hours, 15 minutes, evening. Last Quarter, 20th, 8 hours, 67 minutes, morning. New Moon, 28ih 5 uours, 58 minutes, morL..^. Monday. Tnesduy..-.: Wednesday. Thursday... Friday. Saturday... Sunday. SUN. K;SI>. a.. 0 5.Y 6 6.. 7 fi.. 8 5.. 8 6.. 9 6.10 SCH SETS. :.. o 7.. fi 7.. 5 !.. 3 MOON R. A 8. H.. o ll..38 mum. 12.. 0 12..37 1. .11 1..49 WATCH. ll..30 12..1:1 1.. 4 1..?C 2..40 3.. 4l' 4. .71 JtLAJttlXJS ifjsirn. C. H A KL EST ON, S. C., JULY 22 ABR1VED YESTERDAY. *chr J H Stickney. Fooks, Baltimore-14 day*. Corn, floor. Ac. To Street Eros A co, T J Kerr A. co, KM Butler A Son. and others. Sehr Ann S Deas. Garbattl, West Point Mill-CO tierces rice. To Thurston A Holmes, sm J R Pringle A Son. Steamer Emilio, Vincent, Georgetown. S C. Mdse and sundries. To Shackellord A Kelly, J U Geddings, Mrs J ? Ward, Mrs J P Guerard. Dr B Horlbeck, J Sanders, Terry A Nolen, C J AValker, J M Eason A Bro, J R Pringle, A M Manlgault, and others. Received from Bennett's Mill. 109 tierces rice. To W C Bee A co. BELOW. A brig, ?aid to bo the CC Colson. CLEARED YESTERDAY. Steamship Ashland, Crowell, New York-W A Courtenay. Steamship Falcon, Horsey, Baltimore -P C Trentiolm. . Sehr Veto, Manning, Piulad elphia-H F Baker A co. Sehr S L Burns, Crosby, Fernandina, Fla-Wm Roach A co. SAILED YESTERDAY. Steamship Ashland, Crowell. New York. Steamship Falcon, Horsey, Baltimore. FROM THIS PORT. Steamship J W Everman, Hinckley, Philadel? phia, July is. Sclir Robert Palmer, Clark, Philadelphia July 18. List of Shipping IN TRK PORT OF CHARLESTON. JULY 21. Vessels under lOO tons, and steamers coasting within the State, excepted. STEAMSHIPS. Manhattan, 1337 tons, Woodhull, at Adger's wharf, for New York, loading-James Adger A co. Prometheus, 581 tons, Gray, at Brown A co's wharf, for Pliiladclnhia, loadlnjr-W A Courte? nay. SHIPS. Alice M Minotr, U03 tons, Lowell, at Brown A co's wliarr, for Liverpool, loading-Street Brus A co. BARKS. Moselle (Br), - tons. Huare, in the Srream, for a Port lu Great Britain, ready-R Mure A co. BRIGS. C V Williams, 322 tons, Thompson, in Ashley River, for Norwalk, Conn, loadine-J Risley. Tangier, - tons, Rose, at Brown A co's wharf, from Norfolk, Ya, discharging-T Tjpper A i-ons. Louisa (Span), - tons. Alsina, at Quarantine, from St John's, P B, just arrived-W P Hall. SCHOONERS. Wm H Hilles, 461 tons, Burgess, at Atlantic wharf. Tor Philadelphia, loading-J A Enslow A co. Veto. 392 tons. Manning, lu Ashley River, for Philadelphia, loading-H F Baker A co. Minnie Repplier, r.44 tons, Weeks, In Ashley River, for Baltimore, loa.ilng-W Roach A co. J H Stickney. - tons, Fooks, at Kerr's wharf, from Baitiraore.dlscliargln1/-Street Bros A co. S L Burns. - tons, Crosby, at Kerr's wharf, from New York, discharging-Vf Roach A co. A E Stevens, - tons, Montgomery, at Gas Com? pany's wharf, from Ballimore, discharging Master. LIST OF VESSELS CT, tiLSARtll ANO HAILED PO? mis Pl)!-.?. FOREIGN. LIVERPOOL. The Kathleen, Lester, cleared. .June 18 DOMESTIC. BOSTON. Bark riva H Fisk, Emery, cleared.July s Brig Fanny H Jenniupa, Noble, np..lui/ 10 Scur Gettysburg, Smith, cleared.June 30 NBW TOILS. Bark Lamplighter, Beach, cleared.June 22 Sehr Wm Bernent, Penoy, up.-.May 12 Sehr My rover, Brown, cleared.July 2 Sehr. Henry Hartean, Jones cleared.July 18 Sehr Lilly, Hoghes-, op.July 14 SchrN w Smith, Tooker, cleared..Joly 15 , PHILADELPHIA* Sehr Ella Matthews, Mc Kl wee. cleared.... July 1 Sehr Irene Measervey, Wall, cleared.July 12 Sehr Frank Jameson, Jameson, cleared...July 14 Shipping. JpACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPY'S THROUGH LIKE TO CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND JAPAN. FARES GREATLY REDUCED. Steamers of the above Une leave Pier ?JrfMlL. Ko. 42. S?rth Hirer, root of CanalS2uSfi? street, New York; (ir. 12 o'clock noon, or the Rn and 2lst of every month (except when 1 !:?.>?? dates fall OD Sunday, then the Saturday prrntx! lnp. Departure of thc 21 et. connect?t Panama wfffi steamers for south J'acinc and 'l'en ira! Aniemun ports. Those of 5th. torch at Manz?ai?oV .' . Steamship CHIMA leaves San Francisco for Ja pan and China August l, 187C. No California steamers touch at Havana, i nt go direct J rom New York to Aspin wail. One hundred pounds baggage free to each adult. Medicine aml.attemlance iree. I For Pacage Tickets nrother Information apr-lv at the COMPANY'S TICKET OFFICE, oti th? wharf, root, or Canal street, North River, New , , (BKfSSa.sfllBitF. R. BABY, Agent. jnlyl6-lvr ....?? I?E NEW YOEE-ON WEDNESDAY. The fast screw Steamship CATHARINE WHIT? ING, Howes. Commander, will sail lor New York on WEDNESDAY. July 27th. at 6 o'clock P. M.. rrorc PIER NO. 2, GNION WHARVE6. The CATHARINE WHITING will cunna t with the Liverpool Stenmshlp MANHATTAN, ol Messrs. WILLIAMS ,t GuiON's LINE, sailing august 3d. Insurance by the M ea ms hi ps of thu. une >, pei cent. The Steamship "ASHLAND," Crowell, Com? mander, will sail on the following WEDNESDAY, August 3d, at 8 o'clock P. M. >.??. ..?<-* For Freight or Passage, having a limited amount or Cabin Accommodation, apply to WAG? NER. HUGER & CO.. No. 28 Broad street, or to WM. J? COURTENAY, No. 1 Union Wharves. Jnly22 OR NEW YORK. [ON SATURDAY.] Thc superior first-class side-wheel steamship MANHATTAN. M. S. Woodhull, Commander, of the New York and Charleston Steamship Com? pany's Line, will leave Adger's South Wharr on SATURDAY, the 23d July, at 1 o'clock P. M. MW The MANHATTAN ls handsomely and com? fortably fitted np for passengers, and her table is supplied with all or the delicacies or the New York and Charleston markets.-nH"" """-aa* -lt MW Insurance by this Line hair percent. MW Cotton taken to New Y'ork. Liverpool, Bos? ton, Providence, and tho New England manufac? turing towns at lowest market rates. ?-The Side-wheel Steamship CHAMPION, R. W. Lockwood, Commander, rollows on SATUR PAY. July 30, at ? o'clock P. M. JulylB_JAMES ADC ER k CO.. Agents. jp O R PHILADELPHIA THE REGULAR STEAM LINE-WEEKLY. The Screw Steamship PROMETHEUS., Crey, Commander, will sall ror Phlladel-L_ Thia direct, on SATURDAY. July 23d, at 12 o'clock M.. from Brown's South Wharf. MW Insurance by thc steamers of this Linc y, per cent. For Freight engagements, or Passage icablp $15,) apply to WM. A. COURTENAY, Arent, Jnlyl8-mtuthf4_No. 1 Union wiinrves. jpOR FLORIDA, (ONCE A WEEK.) VIA SAVANNAH, FERNANDINA, JACKSON? VILLE, PILATKA AND ALL POINTS ON ST. JOHN'S RIVER. The Steamer DICTATOR will sall on and afu-r the5th July for above,-_ places every TUESDAY EVENING, at SO'CTOCK. Fare from Charleston to Savannah, including meals and >erth. $3. julyl jpOR SAVANNAH, BEAUFORT AND PACIFIC LANDING. EDlaTO AND ROCKVILLE. Steamer PILOT BOY. Captain C. . P; wiilte. will sail for the aboves places as follows: TUESDAY MORNING, ar 8 o'c'.ick, for Edlsto. Rockville, Tictac I.siidiug and Beaufort. TnuKSDAY MORNING, at 8 o'clock, for Faclfle Landing. Beaufort and Savannah. Freier.: to Edi-to reduced 50 per cent. J. D. AIKEN & CO., junl7 Soiith Atlantic Wharf. E VENING EXCURSION, The Steamer POC031N, Captain D. Sinclair, Jr., makes an Excur? sion Trip every Evening, leaving Market W at 6 o'clock, and Sullivan's Uland at 7 o'clock. Fare for Round Trip, 25 cents. july2i-l* J. H. MURRAY. Agent MOUNT PLEASANT AND SULLIVAN'S ISLAND FERRY COMPANY. Thc Steamer POCOSIN, Captain D. Sinclair. Jr.. will make au Extra _ Trip'luis EVENING, leaving the City at 8 ?'UUCK P. M.. sud Mouat Piea-haut ut 10 o'clock P. M. Julyi-M* J. II. MURRAY', Agent, VESSELS SUPrLlE? WTTn CAE?N ANT MESS STORES ON SHORT NOTICE. Captains ant'; Stewards are respect fullv invited to L'*!'. SJid examine tue._ quality and prices ri our GOODS. Full wei,:;:' guarantee^. " Delivered .ree of expense. WM. S. CORWIN & JO., No. 275 King street, opposite Dase!, Charleston. S. C. ?3- Brunel. .>.' Xo. MM Broadway. New York. J ansi Icc. ICE! ICE! ICE! FOR SALE 3000 TONS HEAVY MAINE ICE. APPLY IMMEDIATELY TO T> . C . B A B S O N , SAGADAHOCK HOUSE, Ju'ylB-l'J BATO, MAINE. Cabinet-Staking, &t. jp A BINBT^MAKING AND UPHOLSTER? 5 : ?SIT A >' ? S ULSTAXTLVLL Y DONE EY J. L. LUNSPOSD. No. 27 Queen Stree'.. 1 wish to sn?arrn tay friends end the public ger. err.:iy :ha: ixe Hospita: for SICK FDRNITDtlE is still ar- No. 27 t^ueen stree:, where ali tne diseases that Furnimre is heir to will be cured speedily and on tiie most reasonable terms aa usual. Send in, therefore, all your sick and wounded patients, and 1 will heal them and make glad this the hearts of all '.bose who favor me with patron? age in this line. 1 would respectfully beg leave to ca.! your at? tention to tbe fact that I am selling the best Sew? ing Machines to be found in the market, all com? plete, for only $17. Call and examine for your? selves, and read the testimonials in favor or the Improved Common Sense Family Sewing. Ma? chine, and then I am sure you will take one liome with you. J. L. LUNSFORD, No. 27 Q-een street, near Calder House. april FLEMING'S WORM CONFECTIONS, .?AOTON1NE.) They are purely vegetable, sale and sure. The best in use. For Bale by Dr. H. BARR, . |1o. 131 Meeting street, oct? Wholesale Agent Silters. f i I I P M A NJ 8 ' GREAT GERMAN BITT EJITS I THE PUREST MEDICATED CORDIAL . , - ''; ./ -;. io? . ' THE A GE ! ALTERATIVE. ANTI-BILIOUS, ana INVIGORATING PROPERTIES:. LirPMAX'S GREAT GERMAN BITTERS is pre? pared from the Logical German recvlpc now In the pCEvession of tue proprietors, and :a the same preparation ihat was used io Germany upwards or a ccu ru ry ago; and to-day It is the household remedy or Germany, recommended by Its most ? eminent physicians. L J P P, M A K ? 8 GREAT GERMAN BITTERS Is composed of the purest alcoholic essence or. Germany's lavorlte beverageulinpreguated with the juices and extracts of rarc'hertw, roots and barks; al! or which combined make lt one of the best and Ehrest preparations for the cure of. Dyspepsia. Lons of Tour in ?he Stomach and Digestive Organs, NERVOUS DEBILITY, LAN G O UR, CONSTIPATION. LIVER COMPLAINT, GENERAL EXHAUSTION,. AKn AS A PREVENTIVE FOR CHILLS AND FEVER,. ; AND M.-.LARI0CS DISEASES GENERALLY. FEMALES Wih find LIPPMANN GREAT GERMAN BITTERS . the best tonic Juiown for tue diseases to which > they are generally subject, and where a gentle stimulant, is recommended. NATBKVS BLVKK. S. C., June 2, l?:o. Massie. IJWMAX .v BRO;: III cloted piedse Cod mu!.ey for one case of your . German B.iicr*. IV: > * ho have bought them < from nie ei'presf having betn greatly benefited hy tl.Cil USA VeUtS. iC, C. R. FITTS. ? >:A>?EBtT.i;. ?. C., June 4,1810.. iiKSSBi. L:r: XA.V A Esc: Inclosed h;n! fto: send tw nicm of your Bitters;, they are t*k:. ? well. Yours, JC. F. H. W. UKICOMAS & Co. Depctf tnOSoiJ?-?ion S. C.: W. G. TROTT. Ei). S. BURNHAM, A. W. ECKEL A '."O.. G. J. LU UN, W; A. SKKlNE, Wholesale Agents': HENRY BISCHOFF & CO. STEFFENS. WERNER A DOCKER. BOWIE. MOISE A DAVIS, Druggists, CLACK'S A WITTE, aprif-^itoi ?ilisceli?ucous. TRISH ROOFING FELT TEE BEST. CHEAPEST ANl? MOST DURA ELE J Mattcii) for Rooting known. CAMERON. BARKLEY & CO., Corrn-r Meeting and Cuni&erlanu ureei?. ia"cMS6nirt charleston, sj 0. GSGR?? PAGE & CO. 5:..Nf?A?nT.KKS Cf ?;?im Per&ij(pircu!ar Sa\y. Mills,. GUIST 31 ?L.T.S. S.e.. / |?\ Send for Catalogues and Price-Lists jan??8-3mos n*w FEVER AN DJg CURE. A certain care for CHILLS AND FEVER-a gen? uine Southern preparation, purely vegetable; a te n;: and fever preventive, highly recommended, an "' Btar.ds uneoualted by any preparation now offered. To persons resi?l::g in unhealthy sec? tions :*. is ir.va:;!a; le. warran re*!-N* > B amhng. Fer sale oy a:, icuggiits. a:v: itv G. .?. LCHN, Agent, Druggist. F?UT'nfasi c ?mer King uti? John ats;, ?nn?8-4mnsnjtc Chnr;?-nrnn. S. C. HE FOUNTAIN SYRINGE. SELF ACTING.-NO PWIPING.-NO AIR INJECTED. The "ines: niiiversal SYRINGE In thc market. It ts recommended by the first Physicians of the country. lt ;s so s'.rcpl? that cannot ge; ont or order. There are no va'ves, an>l nothing that will cor? rode. One will test s life time. Dr. JOS. H. WARREN, en eminent Phlsician, of Biston writes *.o '.^ nijcafacturers: -From '.ire fact ><f its simplicity anJ correct principle in tte structure of your 'Fountain Sy? ringe,* and for the easy manipulation, practicable reit-'":*, and lornfort to 'lie patient, 1 :,avorecom? mended this instamment extensively." .. " ' The Profession ore invited to ceil and examina till apparu lu?. For s.a'e. wholesale exe! retail, by Dr. n. BAER, No. 131 Meeting Htreet, maySO Agent for South Carolina.