The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, December 16, 1870, Image 4

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mm COMMERCIAL 2TBWS. Jhcp?rta ot the Week ending Deo'bcr 15. FOREIGN. LTTRRPOOL-?er Br bark Rosetta McNeil-183? bates upland cccton....PerbarkAdelalde Norris e bags sea island and 2197 bales upland cotton, M3 wm phosphate rock.... Per ship nope-2345 bales Bpland cotton....Per bark Rome-46 bega sea isl? and and 2371 bales upland cotton. Ruucox-Per sehr Geo Washington-24 ooo feet ramber, 20 kegs nails. 6 bbls pitch. io bb s tar, 25 boxes tienWB.6 boxes cheese and sundries. .... Per sehr Davlurht-33.000 leet lamber, 30 bbls po SSS?^^on^bols pitch ana rerate cab ^P. ARCE LONA-Per Spanish briz ^?jJa^Mbal? upland cotton,.P.-r Span brljj Monarca-50o bales npinn l cotton. D0U2STIC. NEW YORK-Per steamship James Adger-967 bales upland and24 ba^s sea island cotton. 126 tes rice, 42 bales domestics, 143 hbls ro-tn, 47 pkgs sundries. O?emptv bbls.Per steamship Geor? gia-1799 bates upland and 149 bags sea IsLmd cotton. 194 tierces rice, 10 bids oranges, 0 bales hides, :? bales dome-tics and sundries.Per steamship Manhattan-1036 bales up:audand36 bags sea island cotton, 150 tes rice, 13 bales do? mestics. 44 bales rags, 145 empty bbls, BO pttgs sundries. ? PHILAOBLPOIA-Per steamship J W r.verman 702 bales upland cotton. 377 bbls naval s ores, 29t> gkgs U S quartermaster stores, 3 bales hides, 69 a.es domestics, 45 pkgs sundries. RALTIMORE-Per steamship Sea ?nil-2G4 bahs cotton,284 tes rice, 79 bbs oruu?tes, 7 bundles hides and 5 pkgs._ Tbc Charleston Market. ;FOR THE WEEK BNOING DECEMCEI; 15.] THE CROrs.-Tl c weatther was. during a part of this time, unsettled and wet. Interfering with cotton picking, but later was dry and pleasant the temperature did not, however, shpw any important change, being g-nerally moderate. THB?BCBIFT?.-The arrivals at the cotton ports for the week terminating on Friday las were the heaviest of the season up to this time, say 152,321 bales, ag'ilnst 140,674 thc week before, and 100, 348 bales for the corresponding time thc year previous. At New Orleans the receipts were 57,114 bales lu contrast w;;*u 32,11a bales the year be? fore. The total arrivals at the cotton ports from September l, 1870, to the latest mall dates were 1,209,402 bales, against 997,469 bales last season, showing an increase of 211,933 bales. The supplies received at the principal South ern markets from September 1,1870, up to the latest telegraphic Intelligence, as contrasted with last year, were as follows: 1S70. 1869 New Orleans, December 14..419,447 863.47S Mobile, December 14.153,507 152,511 Savannah, Dcemberl4.334,606 235.943 Charleston, December 14......... 173,474 110.24'. Galvest n, December 14. 57,352 76.S57 Norfolk, December 14.117,628 97.422 Wilmington. December 14 . 39.875 29.544 ,Th,e following are the arri'als at the chief Southern markets from Decem >er 8 to 14 inclu? sive, as reported by telegraph. This includes all points but overland: NEW ORLEANS Deo 8.15.049.Dec 9.. .546) | Deo 10 .9478.Mee 12.. 12.566 ^61,319 Deo 13.3576.Dec 14...13.5..?J MOBILE Deo 8 . 3823.Dec 9....32641 Dec 10. 2689.Ute 12. ...4995 121,699 Dec 13. 5289.Dec 14.... 1034 J SAVANNAH Deo 8.4730.Dec 9....44561 Deo 10.?319..-Dec 12..-.5312 129,414 Dec 13..3638.Decl4.>..408lj CHARLESTON Deo 8.1662.Dec 0....18631 Deo 10.:SiS.Deo 12....3033 113,425 ?CC 1?.1*M.Dec 14... .2090 J GALVESTON Deo 8. 283.Dec 9....18581 DeolO.-.,..Decl2....-1 7,458 Deol3.4817.Dec 14.... 500J NORFOLK - Dec.8.2075.Dec 9....1605) Dec 10.1876.Dec 12. ...8109 113,182 Dec 13.2883..*..De? 14.... 1634 J WILMINGTON- > Dec 8 . 335..Dec 9.... 401) Deo 16. 502.Dec 12.... 328 1 2,198 Dec 18. 650.Decl4.... 192J Total...... .149,325 The receipts for the corresponding week last year were IIO.OTI bales. The-stocfc of the article in sigh: ai }iif.eaf dates wss as follows: . STATISTICAL POSITION. ISTO. 1S69. Stock In Liverpool-.. 371,000 319.220 Afloat from India. 139,500 71,000 Afloat from America....-. 250.400 178,000 Stock m London. 51,460 101,470 Afloat for London. .... 7i,ooo Stock in Havre.:. 70.300 74,820 Afloat for Havre. 2,047 43,536 Stock In Bremen. 6,300 2.420 Afloat for Bremen. 6.42s Stock in United States ports.. 424,567 3oo,3is Stook m the interior towns.... 98,500 77,538 Total. 1,362,714 1,241,5*6 Stock of cotton held by Man - ehester spinners at the mills . 100,000 Price of mid uplands In Liver? pool. 6X 12 M6d. Price of mid uplands lu New York. 16c. 26c. Prlceofgold... ll??' 28>?. The following ls the latest Intelligence of the Bombay shipments by special telegrams from Finlay, Clarke A Co: 1870. 1869. Gt. Brit. Cont. Gt. Brit. Cont. Experts Novem? ber 26th to De? cember 2, in? clusive. 3.000 1,000 2,505 86 Previously r e ported.829,000 155,000 S34.812 174,739 632.00.. *K)0 937,317 174.S23 Deficit to Great Britain.105,317 ^Deficit to Oontlueut.18, ?26 The arrivals at this port for the past week were 668 bags of sea islands and Floridas and 12.867 bales of uplands, against 5i!3 bags of sea Islands and Floridas and 14,200 bales of uplands the week be? fore, and 783 bags of sea islands and Floridas and 8094 bales o." uplands for the corresponding period List seasjn. The-e supplies have come as follows, say of uplands per South Carolin* Railroad 10,028 bales; per Northeastern Railroad 1548; per Savannah and Charleston Railroad 402; Cooper River 17: Sontec S; Georgetown 6; Beau? fort 8; John'? Island 16; Edisto 14; Christ Church 18; Wadmalaw 8; Peedee 952; Goose Creek 7; Florida 20; Savannah ll; wagons 2-;9. Of sea islands, St John's 5; Wadmalaw 29; Northeastern Railroad 71; Jar ea Island 96; John's Island 47; Cnrlst Church 28; Edisto 69; Beaufort 93; Pon Pon 16; Florida 95; Saut?e 13; Toogoodoo 2. TUB COTTON MARKET.-Tots staple maintained a declining character for this period, the large receipts causing a heavy feeling, and the English market, where middling uplands commenced ut 8K@8Xd, decline I to 8?id; New York, which be? gan at lotf. receded to 15c; and at this point, middlings widen opened a: 14X@l4Jie, fell to 14 .vc, nominal. r The operations at Liverpool and New York for this period have been as rollows: On Friday, De? cember 9, the former opened dull, but closed steady, uplands 8,v?@??d,sales 12,000 bales; the lat? ter was dull anjj) heavy at 15?ic, sales 2200 bales. On Saturday the former closed dull, uplands 8*?, nales 10,000 bales; the latter was du i at 15>?c, sales 1000 bales. On Monday the former was un chang.-d,uplands 8}?(t, sales 10.0 0bales; the latter was dull at MMe, saies, 3ooo bales. Cu Tuesday the former waa doll and ti regular, uplands 3Md, sales ic*ooo bales; >he latter was dull at. 15J?O, sales 4200 bales. On Wednesday the former was duli, uplands 8Xd,-sales 10,000 bales; the latter was we k with a fair dc rand a: l5*?c, sales 4200 {bales. Yesterday, there were ne- dispatches iro.11 thc former; the latter was duli and easier at liv The transactions in this market for this period havo" been as follows : On Jrld ay, December 9, there was a moderate Inquiry for the siapie, with transactions ou the-b.i.-?s or" 14>?C ib for mid ?lliugs. Afier thc receipt of dispatches tue article became dull auu depressed, wita sates at a out . Xe ^ lb decline, and t.wardn the close t.ujcrs were offering I4?c $ lb for middlings, which wis refused b;- sellers The tr.iuaacti'.us were ab;.ut 400 bales, quotations somewhat nomina!, say or? dinal y '.0 good ordinary i.i@ai4. low middling 14 3-16?)14J?, middling U%@iiyt, strict middling 14Xc V tb. On Saturdav the operations com? menced at about 14J?C Tfi lb tor middlings; after? wards some sates toofc piece on a ba-is of 14';c for the same grade, which were, however, not generali? accepted by sellers: the market closing at about tbe following rates-?ales 1400 bales : Say ordinary to good ordinary 13@13K. low middling 14? 14Vj', middling 14<?@14X. and strict middling l*>?@l'Xc ^ lb. On Monday the inquiry was act:-, e. the better qualities being steady, while common Kino* were lower; sales 1700 bales; ordi? nary to good ordinary belog quoted at 18@i3J?, low middling 14, middling 14?, strict middling 14Kc H lb. On Tuesday there was a moderate Diqulry at unchanged prices; sales lcoo bales: or ?iuarv to good ordinary being quoted at I3@ .3?i, tow middling 14. middling 14??14}?, strict: diing 14KC V ft. On Wednesday tae market aotlve and firm, but closed qnlet; quotations changed. Yesterday the article was dull slightly lower; sales about 600 bales; say 2 at 1 25 at UK; 24 at 13*; 218 at 13?; 42atl3X; 13%; 17 at UJfi ? at 14; 24 at MX; 68 ?tl We quote somewhat nomina!'.y : [LIVERPOOL' CLASSIFICATION. Ordinary to good ordinary.12M013? Low middling.13%@14 Middling.UH& Strict middling.>j.14?i@i4? SEA ISLAND COTTON.-The receipts of this c of the staple was to a fair extent but light w compared with last year, and wire 563 baj sea Islands and Floridas against 5C3 bags week before, and 783 for the period last sea The market on the llrst of the week showed ra leas activity thau thc week previous, with s disposition on the part of buyers to ask for i cessions, but factors genera ly held with c< dence lu .expectation of alight crop, and market closed with a good inq-ilry -it steady rt Tor medium, good and tine qualities. The tn actions In Carolinas have been about 200 i ags the week, among which were 10 at 45; 21 nt 5C at 55; 5 at 56; 3 at 60; 1 at 63; 10 at 65; 6 at 67h at 70; G at 80; 10 at 85. There has been some qulry for Floridas, and abont 100 bags were posed of, among which were 3 at 30; 7 at 31; 3 S3; 8 at 35; ll at 40; 29 fine at 45c. Carolinas ri be quoted al37@:">for common; 46055 for : dlum; 56065 for good, and 66@85c $ ft for and choice. Medium and gool qualities of Fl das sell at 27038c $ ft. RICE.-The supplies of Carolina rough com forward have boon moderate, and were ab 30,000 bu-hels for the week. The market ' shown a steady Character with a fair demand f vailing, with sales of about 1300 tierces of ch Carolina, among which were 34 at 5?; 75 at ? 131 utO; 420 at 6?; 34 at 6 3-16; 27 at 6%'; 11? 5 5-16; 146 at GJ? ; 69 uornmcn prime at 6?c 9 We quote common to fair clean Carolina at 5* 5;good6X@6?ic $ lb. NAVAL STORES.-There have been received these articles about 2000 bbls for this period. 1 market has been quiet, with moderate trans tiona. Amons the sales were 8 bbls pale rosiu S3 25 ; 38 extra No. 1 at $2 90; 30 No*. 1 at $2 60 lull at $2; 10 low No. 1 at $? 65; ll No. 2 at $1 32 bbl3 spirits turpentine ai 4lc 9 gallon. EIAY.-There have been received of this arti about 1000 bales or Nottb River anti uso bales Eastern descriptions. About 4C0 bales Noi River were sold at $160 9 hundred, and jobbi parePs at 51C5 t? hundred. CORN -The supplies coming to hand are Hg and mostly good to prime white from Baltlmc for local purposes. Sales or good white ha taken place at 95c fl bushel, weight, sacks lucio ?di and at S101 05 fl bushel for good torrin white, sacks included, In Jobbing lots. OATS.-There ls a limited local demand, ar jonatry may be quoted at OOo ?? bushel, and ll: imore at Cj@70c K? bushel, weight, sacks I duded. FLOCK.-There ls a good supply or.most qua les of this article in the hands of dealers, ac ?orthern and Western flue may he quoted i 15 25 9 bbl; super a; $5 6000 f? bbl; extra i ?62606 50 ft bbl; family at $6 750 7 50 fl bb Southern qualities are in good supply, and snpi nay be quoted at $5 7500 fl bbl; extra at ?c 25( 75 9 bbl;family at $707 75 V bbl, and cholc amlly and faucy brands at $809 SO fl bbl. *ACON.-Tho stock of.primemeat ls light; but, I onsequenceof the condition of the market, price ,re somewhat nominal. Prime smoked shoulder nay bc qnotcd at 12??l3c; prime smoked clea lb sides ut 15?016c; salted shoulders at 9?0lO( nd long clear at 12K013 c ? ft. The market 1 rell supplied with ?ocond quality meat for whiol here ls no demand, and prices are nomina!. VEOETABLES /.NU FROIT.-Irish potatoes are ii bundant supply, and peuch blows may be qnote< ,t $3 250360 V bbl; Jackson whiles at $3; Good Ich, Ac, $275 9 bbl. Onions arc in moderat e stock nd sell at $4 76(55 60 fl bbl. Cabbage?, grown li his vicinity, are coming forward of a good quail r, and sell at about $12 fl M. Northern cabbage: rc In moderate supply, and arc held at about $:i I M. Apples are In limited stock, and sell a 404 50 fl bbl. Oranges are held at $3 50 f undred. Baracoa bananas sell at $2 50@3 ? mncli. The active Christmas demand bas les ened the supply of frnlt, but rrcsh a-riva!s are xr?ected. SCOAR AND MOLASSES-The stocks are light ut good to primo grocery sugars may bc quoted tll??12cf? ft. Muscovado molasses may be noted dull at 39040c In hhds. and 41042c ft gal m In bbls; clayed at 33035c fl gallon. New Or ?ans molasses, new crop ls being received, and rime may be quoted at 75c fl gallon. BUTTER AND L\RD.-Tnere ls a fair stock ol rime Goshen. We quote good to prime at 35@ oe f* lb; Chicago prime 29030c fl ft; We-teni ,nd other lower grades sell from 20030c fl ft : ountry at2503Oc 9 ft, as In quality. Lard is lr ;ood supply, and ls held at 16017c fl lb. SALT.-Jobbing parcels of Liverpool received llrcctmay be quoted at $1 70@l 75 ft sock. laos BANDS AND TIES for cotton, or Ute mos; ipproved patterns, are offered on the market a: l@7c ft ft. INDIA BAOOISO.-There is some limited inquiry or Mile article. H'e quote 20S?@'-Sc ^ jard. TIUBEU AND LUMBKK.-Thc market for this arti? lle ?3 du!'.. We quote timber ror milling purpose* tom sr-*:. Shlnplug timber $8014; 4-405-4 loorlng at $11012 ?l M. Bright lumber, good nerchantable, from city mills, cut to size, from 615022 M by the cargo. FREIGUTS-To Liverpool, by .steam direct ?d on ip ands; via New York, %<\ on uplands, l?d on lea Islands; by sall >?d on uplands, J?.) on ?ea Blands. To IlavreuoHilual. Coastwise - ro New fork, by steam %c on uplands and lc on sea slands; $2 fl tierce on rice; by ?ail. ? o fl rb on ;otton;- fl tierce on rice; 40c ?? barrel on -osln ; $70$8 9 M on lumber; $9010 f? M on lim? ier. To Bostou, by sall, ?@?c ? lb on upland .otton. To Providence, by sail, $S 00 fl M on wards, ?c ft ft on cotton ; by steam $1 fl bale on Sew York rates. To Philadelphia, by steam, lie ll ft on uplands; by sall, $7 fl M on boards; !?9 on timber; $3 ft ton on clay, and $303 50 on jhosphates. To Baltimore by steam, Kc 9 ft; >y sall, $0 6007 ft M on ooards; $303 25 fl ton in phosphate rock. Vessels are-in demand by >ur merchants to take lumber freights from Georgetown, S. c., Danen and SatUla River, Ga., md Jacksonville, Fla., to Northern ports, and \ioai2 fi M are rates on lamber and hoards. EXCHANGE-STERLING BILLS.-The rate y ester lay waa 19??19J? for 00 day bills. DOMESTIC EXCHANGE -The banks are purehas ng sight checks on New York at J<@? ott"; Uve lays X off; 10 days 1 off; 15 days 1JU off; 20 days -; 30 days-. They are selling sight checks at mr. GOLD.-Thc brokera were yesterday buying at 0 and selling at IL Dturketa by Telegraph. FOREIGN. LONDON, December 14.-Noon.-Consols 91i?. Jnnds88. Tallow active. Turpentine34s. Com? oon rostu os nd. Evening.-Consols 91*;. Bonds 68X088?. LIVERPOOL, December 13-Evening.-Cotton flat ind irregular; uplands 8?d; Orleans 8?a8?d. Dec-m MT 14.-Noon.-Cot toa dull; uplands s?; Means J3?a8?; sales lo.uuu bales. BrcaJstuils lull. Corn, new yos 6d. Fine rosin active December 16.-Evcilug.-notion closed dall: iplauds s vd ; Orleans 8?u8?d; sales 12.000 bales; peculation and export 3000 bales. Breadstuff's lull Tallow 43s 9d. Turpentined. DOMESTIC. NEW YORK. December 14-Noon.-Flour quiet nd unchanged. Wheat, dull and nominally un ha ged. Corn dull and dr loping. Pork quiet; ld me?-? sss. Lani weak at lj?al2?. Goucjn lull and easier; uplands 15c: Orleans 15?c Tiir .C iiincduli at 48?c. Rosin linn ut $2 05 fur .trained. Freights seady. Stocks Stead;. Cold li?'. Money ua7 per cent. Exchange, ions 9: noitoji. bonds 7?. J v? "iiip.-The stringency of the money market * re t in nil departments of sp?culai lon, and has iroduced a general depreciation of values. Thc .lm"is??|/tic)UH were at 7 p.-r cent in currencv. 1, ,tolll',,nili' 3 o'clock was worth I ?al? f morn." r ??'\ma 7 pcr cent Per annum until ?me MFtaSfiSL*** 60,(1 ?^aio?. Gov ?rnmenis dull; southerns very dull all div- Ton v;T?ao? ?WewC1: M'SifiS ; 2V? **? ne" Cotton weak and aulef sales 800 bules at 16c. Flour, Sinthern Inactive and un hanged. Whiskey wfcltfMeV^h??5"nanita nd easier; amber State tl 48; white s a e ll 70 i lorn closed quiet; old 80; new*73a76 Pork nem nal; old tn; new 19?. Beer quiet. Lard heavv 112??al3. Turpentine dull at 46?. tSt??Stm allow steady. Freights a shade Urmer BotTON. December 15.-Receipts ne: 73- 2ross ' 20; sales 400; stock 560; market very duU aud '? epressed. and accurate quotations tiannot be Iven; middlings 15815?c. BALTIMORE, Be cern ber 15.-Net receipts of cot? ton 100 bales; grose receipts 285; exports coast? wise ISO; Bales 650; stock: 10,935; market dull and heavy; middlings Wie CINCINNATI, December 16.-Flour ano wheat quiet. Corn advancing. Pork drooping; $18 75 asked. Sides 13#al3Xc, packed. Whiskey droop? ing at 87c. ST. Louis. December 15.-Flour scarce; winter snper?ne $415a4 30. Corn dnll at4Jc. Whiskey higher at 87c. Tobacco and bagging unchanged. Provisions declining. Pork $18 75al9. Clear sides vi he. LOUISVILLE, December 15.-Bagging steady. Flour quier. Corn, sacked 65c. Mess pork $19 25. Shoulders llKc; clear sides 14>?C. Whiskey 88c. Lard 12c. WILMINGTON, December 15.-Cotton-middling 14c; net receipts 280 bales; exports coastwise "; stock 1393; sales 100 hales. AUGUSTA, December 15. - Cotton active and prices unchanged; sales 1600 bales; receipts 1700; mlddlinc \5?-{>a.W{ cents. SAVANNAH, December 15.-Colton quiet: mid? dlings u%c; net receipts 3006 bales; sales 1000 bales; stock 70,330 bales. GALVESTON, December 15.-Cotton easier but not quo ably lu wer; good ordinary 12>ic; net re? ceipt* 722 bales; exports to Great Britain 4S(| bales; coastwise 29 bales; sales 1675 bales; stock 42,375 bales. NEW ORI.FIANS, December 15.-Cotton steady and in f dr dc itand; middling 14J?ai4ft.c; net re? ceipts 7C95 bales; gross rcoelpis 7774 bales; ex? ports to Great Britain 3333 bales'. Bremen 1950 bales; Barcelona 300 bales; ?ales S700 bales: stock 140,314 balo3. Xcvr York Rice Market. From thc Daily Bulletin, December IS: Two or three small peddling sales io the trad* appear to cover ahout all the business to-day. and the mar? ket bas a most decidedly dull tone. Prices are somewhat uomiual. nut lack rone ut about 0#a7c; choice 71,'c 9 lb lor Carolina. (.rom the Journal of Commerce: The maiket remains dull and heavy. There ls no stock press? ing, but, at tho moment, there 1' uardry any In? quiry. We quote 6Ma7MC. Wilmington Market. WILMINGTON, December 14.-Tour ENTINE 104 bids sold at $2 90 lor soft, and $1 70 for hard, per 280 lbs. SriuiTS TunrENTiNE.-Sales of loo bois at 42}ic per gallon. Piosi.s.-Salc3 of 50 obis at $1 65 for strained, 75 do (delivered) ut $1 57 H for strained; 1000 do at 1 CO for strained: 219 do at $1 80al 75 tor No 2. and 412 do $3 rur No 1; $3 25a3 So for extra No 1, and $s 75 for pale. TAU.-lia bbls sold at $1 75 per bbl. COTTON.-Sales or 45 bales at 13,'j'c, and 34 bales at I3?ic per lb. Interior Cotton Murki-ts. COLl'MBIA. December 15.-Sales o? cottou, yesterday, 153 bales; middlings I2%c. SL'.MTrJIt, Uecembcr 15.-About 350 hales have boen sold during the week, ending the nth. Wt quote: ordinary Ujjf: good ordinary 12; low mld (illnir 12K; middling 12*?; strict middling 13'ic. GREENVILLE, December 14.-Sales or the week about 400 bales; we quote at 12al2j?c CllAHLOlTE, December 13.-173 bales sold to? day; extremes 12?fal8j?c? ATLANTA, Deoemuer 13.-The market to-day has been dull and declining; middlings 10.14c; low middlings 13;good ordinary 12.S,': ordinary ll*.. .MACON. December 13.-itccelpts580 bales; ship? ments 246; sales 44i. The market ls weak, with nilddlliiuH at 13??. COLUMBUS, December 13.-Our market dull; holder? demand ]3^c tor middling; buyers offer IV.fi; little effected in consequence. Sales 313; re ceii'ts twa; .-lnpnienis 326 bale-. MONTGOMERY, December 13.-Colton market '.?> steady ?nd in lair demand atl.'3.'t' low mid? dlings; better grades the same. SELMA, December 13.-There were Bales yes? terday to ihe amount or 300 bales: strict good or 11 iury MX;strict ordinary l2j<al2Xc. There was a fair denian i yesterday at nominal price?. Sales were principally of poor cotton. Low middlings were held at 13.H.C; offers of 13 were made. s i 50=2 Pri? ri M? .zo -r.a. o c: :=3: r - ra ?D ra <T? cc ra ra ? ra co o ra O ra ra O O T =333 3 3 3 - CTCCT - ts es? ra ;o <s ra ra rc -r -i -* -t -i -? -i a o s c OD IO -I "I - o -o < a ?if IO 4*? OO V'3oi:?'?u^Vi! Va o*, cn o .xi -i os o. . 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Soq ~ " 3 O Sto et o - i.- - cc to ^t^' j- jtoj-t-O - Se. to L.'Voo'to'io "io 'ex -J -i 31 io *- tc i" i? tc . . wtOJ. --I --tootoac .0 4. "-OJ "o. -*00 cea to -1M-C.CO Ocnub'o?oiiop. toen -1^: o a ?. > o> ct 5 ? ico X C J c - c- CO co o ? 00 o aj o to ra ? M to - c." cc c - ?* p< j* y to cs o? ; o * ?0 o O"?-o> co to o ? ~>o'i3 coo-c.-tc*- oso O O O CO CC ?- - -O . CnOI NOTE.-We have deducted from New Orleans 30?CS* bales uplands, rrom Mobile 98 bales, 'rom Savannah 408 bags sea island and 814 bales up land, and rrom Charleston 770 bans sea Island and MS balea upland-thc quantities received at those ports from Mobile. Florida. Texas alni Savannah. Exportaof Rice, \aval Stores ami J.uin ii. r ( rom tile Port ol Charleston, from September 1 to Deorrabcr 15, 1870. TsTo-^'lir SXrOKTXO ro NAVAL) ... STOK'S " ' . Bbb*. I 18?9-:70. Bosw.i. Sew York.. Phrhtdeiphi.' Snlthnore.. I 3,390] ; 0,7?l ? 4-r'?-i 1.347 ?few Os Uoblle. NAVAL mix's rei'!. j lillis. ITO.OO.JI BSi?SCj 427. Ul 10' 3<;8,4tit; LUMBER. Kect. 7.4rM'. !?,::ii7 T.VJI L-,:M?,013 3.52; S3. 00 403 271 HO ;Toviis ii ?th'rrt?- fu fal Coas, v .1C.II.VO 900.344 201,600 2,490,621 larcelona. daj'aAM'ket. ATest Indies., iailfox. N S.. }t Jolm's, NB. condon. JTistol, Eng.. liverpool. lavre. 398,761 1,840 2,590 Jontevldeo... Ire at Britain. Uo de Janeiro lust ral I a. total Foreign. Grand Total 2,268 6,698 22.748 10,173 1,391 UU,000 170.w5a 3,03-\581 . I 242,769 .I. 200 .I. lO.COOj 1,837 40S.761 8,612 6,268 2.908,282. 24,790 242,769 3.275,350 Et n a S et S 2 ? SSS : BS . 13 O. : ss . o o . ta <->. j ga . 0 a . OP . ? -< SI 332 GD - Oj qeti !! ?? P. (I ? 2. ftJ * o f? t'S P ? a- S B . H f 1' ? !? f B Comparative Export* of Cotton ami Klee from thc Port of Charleston, from Sep? tember 1 to Peccrrber 15, _ " mo-^rT K is6?-:7u. EXPORTED TO Liverpool. Other Br. Porta Tot'l G. Britain Havre. ether Fr. Torts S. I. Total France..I. N.of Europe.. Tot'l N. Europe S. of Europe... W. Indies, Ac, Total F. Ports Boston. Rhode Island.. New York. Philadelphia... Bait. L Nr'folk Oth. U. S. Ports lt-53 30 Up'd. 48023 2300 60323 28631 2863 1669 64745 450 Rice 464 S. I. 606 005 323 3 JS Up'd. 29633 29633 883 1668 S2174 nice 40 30 is? 14 14? Charleston Wholesale Pricey AKTICJ.ES. TRICES. BAOGINO, fi yarn Dundee. ? .. Gunny Cloth. C?3?? 28 New York Double Anchor, 44 inches, 2?ths. 27 ? 28 BALE ROPE, fi lb Manilla. ? .. Western. 8 ? 12? Jute. @ BUTT EB-Goshen. 30 ? County. 26 ? COTTON, fl ft Ordinary to good ordinary.... 12?@ Low middling. 18?? Middling to strict middling... 14?@ Good middling. ? Sealsland. '30 ? 86 COPPER, fl ft- ' . " Rio. 20 ? ? Laguayra. 24 ? 28 Java.... 28 ? 30 FKHTLLIZBRS Carolina Fertilizer, fl 2000 lbs. eo uu ? Wando Fertilizer. 60 00 ? Double Refined Poudrette. so oe @ Niles'Phosphate. C3 00 Cs Peruvian (?nano, fi 3340 lbs...loo 00 fj Pacific Guano. V 2uOO lbs. 66 00 @ Phonlx Guano..65 00 ? Baugh's Pliosphate, fl 2000 lbs 60 00 $ Rhodes' Phospliute, fl 2000 tbs 05 oo ? Rhodes' Standard Manure (865 rime). 57 50 6 Orchiuo Guano ($40 time).35 oo ? .. Laud Plaster. 13 oo (Sa 15 Mapes' Super Phos.' fl 2000 lbs. 65 00 ? Woolstou's Phosphate of Lime ?5 00 0? Wooiston's Vege'or, fl 2000 lbs 06 oo ? Croa8dalc's Gen. Sup.PhoH. net 60 oy ? Bowers'Complete Manurc.net t?o oo ? Sardy's Phos. Peruvian, cash. 6:. 0? ? Sardy's Pacific Ouauo, cash... 6" 00 St Patapsco Guano.er. oo ia, E. Frank Co's Ainmonlated Bone Phosphate. 00 co ? COO'S Pure Dissolved Bone.... 62 00 ? Whanu's Superphosphate. 80 00 ? 70 oo Ktlwon Guano, No l ($60 time) 54 oo ? EU wau Guano, No 2 ($60 unie) 63 00 ? Zell'sAmmoulated Bone Phos? phate ($7u time).60 rs ? Russel Coe** Ammonlated Bone Superphosphate ($0.'> time). 0 FLOUR, fl bbl Kine.. ". 6 00 <?. 5 25 Super. 5 60 ? 6 oo Northern and Western Extra. 6 25 ? 0 50 JlalUmore Extra. @ Southern-Super. 5 M ? fl 00 Extra. 6 50 & 7 00 Family. ? 60 ? 8 00 GRAIN, fl bushel Maryland Oats. W ? ,0 Western Oats. ? Corn. 94 ? HAY, fl cwt- _ North River. 1 60 @ LUMBER, fl M reet Clear White Pine, Hrs!quality. 50 White Pine, good run. 33 Yellow Pine. 20 Boards, rough.ll Grouved and tongued 2? MOLASSES, fl gallon Cuba. Muscovado.?. Sugar-house. New Orleans. NAVAL STOKES, f* bbl Tar. Pitch. Rosin, palo. Rosin, Na 1. 1 Rosin, No. 2. 1 Rosin, No. ?. 1 Spirits Turpentine, fl gallon.. Crude Turpentine. a Dani Turpentine. i Oakum, y lb. NAILK-American 4#20d.. * so? ?' POWIIKU-Dupont's. F.F.F. g- o Dupont's, K.K.K. 6 Dupont'?. Blasting. -4 PROVISION?, fl ft Bacon, Mamu. -I # *' .Sides. 1" 9 " Shoulders. 12?? IS Strips. ? Lani, m keg. 1? ? " Putter. 30 ? 40 Cheese. 15 @ 30 Poul ?es, Irish, $ bbl. 2 75 ? 3 60 Sweet. ? 60 ? 4 00 Onions. 5 00 ? 6 50 Apples. 3 00 ? 4 60 Eggs. 35 ? 30 Pdultrv-chickens, fi doz.... 3 00 ? 4 00 Fowls," fl doz. 5 00 ? 6 60 RICE, fl ft-Carolina. 06?@ 06j? East India. . ? SALT, fl sack-Liverpool, coarse 1 70 ? l 75 Liverpool, fine. ? SUGAR, fi ft-Raw. ? Porto Rico. @ ' .. Muscovado. 10 ? BEESWAX-fl ft. 36 ? IJIOES. Green-fl ft. ? Dry. 12 ? 16 CHESTNUTS-f bushel. 4 00 ? l oo l 05 OJ ? 55 0() 00 ? 40 00 00 ? 04 00 00 ? 12 00 00 ? 32 00 '?V ? 42 60 ? 1 oo 76 ? .. ? .. .. ? .. .. ? 85 ? 3 00 56 ? 59 ? 41 ? ?0 ? GO ? 16 ? .. 05 Cv 00 fa> (IO ? 06 ? 00 40 Exporta. NEW YORK-Per steamship South Carolina- SM bags sea ii-land and 1108 balea upland cotton, 277 toa rice, 13 bales yarn, 60 casks clay, 19 bbls of oranges and sundries. Receipt* by KallroaU. December 1G. SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD. 1436 bales cotton, 43 bales goods, 149 sacks flour, 78 bbls naval stores, Ac. To Railroad Agent, G H Walter & co. Geo A Trenholm A Son, Pelzer, Hedgers A co, Frost Sc Adger, Mowry A Son, Sloan A S .-ig nions, wi ss & co, Dowling & co, rt Mure A co, Claghorn, Herring A co. Pringle 4 Son, W C Bee A co, L D DeSaussure, W W Smith, W B Williams A Son, Heeder A Davis, W C Courney A co. NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD. 231 bales upland and 28 bags sea Island cotton. 91? bbls naval stores, mdse, Ac. To Geo W Wil? liams A co, Mowry A Son, Graeser A Smith, Frost ?v Adgcr, W K Ryan, T P Smith, A J Salinas, C lt Holmes. Walter A co, Brodie A co, Caldwell A Son.- ?avenel A co. Heeder A Davis, Pelzer, Rod? e?is & co, H KlatteA co, P Levine. P Mor.m, Fraser A Dill, J A Quackenhush, Street Bros A co, Kin man A nowell, J Marsha:!, Jr, S D Stoney. Bolln.ann Bros. Mrs M C Martin. Claclus A Witte, W Gurney, Gaillard A Mlnott, W P fowling Ss co, Archer A F, Hopkins, McPherson A co, W Snow? den. WC Bec A co, Wardiaw A Carew, and Rail? road Agent. SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD. 89 bales cotton, 270 bushels rough rice. mdse. Ac. To J I) Aiken A co, W B Williams A Son, W M Lawton, Pinckney Bros, Waidlaw A Carew, W A Smlr.h A co R Roper, W C Bee A co, c Peu ceci, J A Quackenbush, Reeder A Davis. R Adger, L 1) Mowry A Son, Fraaer A Dill, Kinsman A Howell, H Jame?, J T Kanapaux, Hopkins, McPherson A co. A Cameron, Mrs Uiott, W 0 Courtney A co, W P Dowling A co, J Colcock A co, W A Boyle, W B Smith A co, L Mitchell, aud Railroad Agent. . EORT CALENDAR. MOON'S I'D ASKS. Full Moon, 7th, 9 lionrs, 19 minutes, eveaicr. Lost Quarter, lath. S hours. 51 minutes, evening. New Moon. 22d. 6 hours. 59 minutes, morning. Hrst quarter, troth, ll hour?. 18 minute?; morn'g. 12 Moudav. 6..51 UTueaday.| 6..55 14 wednesday., e..5? 16 Ti..imlay_ 6..66 UFriday.! 0..57 l7sAtun.in< .... 6..S8 lglsbnga?.I 6..63 HUN. i::sss. BO SETS. 4..63 4..53 4.. S3 4..64 4..54 4..54 4..65 MOON 9.. 5 10.. C ll.. 7 morn. 12..10 1..13 2..20 MARINE NE H S. V fl ARLE STUN. ?. E C B M B E R 1 6 AKK1VED VESTE KD AY. Sehr Ann S ?Jens, Garbat ll. West Point Mill. 93 les lice. To Frost A Adger. Sehr Odd Fellow, Prince, Comnahce. 2400 bush? els rough rice. To W c Bee A ea ' Sehr Currie, Whitehurst, Buck River. 2000 bush? els rough rice. To W C Bte A co. Boat from James Island. 4 bags sea Island cot? ton. To Fraser A Dill. Boat from Christ Church. 1 bag sea island cot? ton. To R Roper. Boat fr-m wadmalaw. 3 bags sea Island cot? ton. To R Roper. Boat from John's Island. 2 bags sea inlaid cot ton. To H Hoper. Hutchinson's boat from James Island. 2 bags sea Island cotton. To W A Boyle. Ri-cc-ived from liabeuicnt's Mill, James Island. 9 bugs sea Island Colton. To W U Bee A CO, Hop? kins, McPherson A cn, w Gerne? and others. Boat, from .lanv'S leland. 3 bags sea Island cot? ton. To Stoney A Lowndea Boat from Christ Church. 9 bags sea island cot? ton. To Stoney A Lowuca. Moat from John's Island. 5 bags sea Island cot? ton. To Stoney A Lowndes. Boat- from Wo 'tualaw. o 1 ogs sea Island col? ton. To Stoney A Lowndes. CLEARED YESTEItDAT. Steamship south Carolina, Becket, New Y< rk -Wagner. Hqaer A co, w A courtenay. Brig Ellen Maria, Roxie, St Mary V, Gi-Wm Roacn 4 co. SAILED YESTERDAY. Steamship South Carolina, Becket, New York. Sehr Marietta Tia on, Frilzlugcr, Wllmlugt.n. Del. List of Shipping IN TUR I'OHT OF CH ALLUSION, bECEMUEH 15. vessels under 100 tons, and steamers coasting within thc State, excepted. STEAMSHIPS. Charleston, 1250 tons, berry, at Adgor's wharf, for New York, loading-James Adger A co. South Carolina, 1600 tons, Beckett, at Uuiou wharf, for New York, ready-Wagner, Huger A co. W. A. Courtenay. Virginia, - tons, at Brown St co's wharf, for Philadelphia, loading-W A Courtenay. Falcon, 672 tons. Horsey, at Union wharf, for Bal? timore, loading-P G Trenn.dm. Ashland. :T:I ions. Crown I. at Union wharf, for New York, loadlug- Wunger, Huger A co, W A Courtenay. Rita (Span), - ions. Ricsrn, at Allan tie wharf. for Liverpool, loading-W p Hall. SHIPS. Hope. 797 tons, Ilhncock. at Atlantic wharf, for Llverptxd, nady-W 1! -umli A co. John s-MiiMr, lintons. Banlrtt, nt Yanderhorst's wharf i i Liverpool, loading-W B Smith A co. John O taker, mo tuns. Spear, at. Vanderhorst's wharf.ior Liverpool.loading-Street Bros A co. City of Halifax. (Br.) ?53 tons. Cunningham, at Accommodation wharf; for Liverpool, loadiug -II Card. County of Picton (Ur). 090 ?ons. Erskine, a* - wiiarr, from Pktou; NS, discharging-R Mure A co. BARKS. I.il'le li, (nr.)-rons, (luthrie, at Robb's Mil!, for a Port in Great Britain, loading-C C Cue, Supt. Evanell, 613 tons. Randell, at Atlantic wharf, for Liverpool, loading-J A Enslow A co. Virginia Dare. 801 tons, SknflVld. at Atlantic wharf, for Liverpool, loading-E Willis. Paquete de Cantabria (Sp). 24S tuns. Onxairt, at Brown A co's wharf, f< r Santander, loading W P Hal!. Emma Parker. (Ur.) 400 tons, Iirowr, in thc Stream, for Liverpool, reidy-Henry Card Rome. M4 tout?, O'is, at Boyce's wharf, tor Liver? pool, ready-E e. nils. Sarah. 661 tons, Atkins, at Boyce A co's wharf, for Liverpool, loading-Street Bros A co. Ysiinel (Span) 311 tons. Auton, nt Brown A co's wharf, for Barcelona, walting-W I' n.J.;. Blomidon (Br), 663 toni, Cowell, nt Accommo? dation wharf, f r Liverpool, loading-ll Card. Aurelia, 661 .nu-, Lin 'oin.at VanrterharKi,8 wharf, Tor Liverpool, loading-w Koaeh A c. Ilawkeye (Uri. - ^'us, L'reachin, oil' the port, from Girgen.i, Melly, Just arrived-street Bros A cu. Sailor Prince, 440 tons. McManus, at BTI-WT? A co's wharf, from llavanu, discharging-\V P Hall. BRIGS. R B Gove. 463 ions. Harknc-s. at. At'antlc whari, for Liverpool, loading-H M ure A ?o. Cecilla (Iii ). 201 rons. Hiltrup, at Boyce A co's wharf, from Liv- rpooi. walting-HT banker. Monarca (Span), - tous, Yeera, at central wuarf, for Barcelona, ready-AV P Hall. Henry Tr.??vbrlii|t<\ -tons, Kinsley.'In A )il?y Riv.r. lor Jamaica, loaiilng-W Reach A co. Mariposa. .08 ton.-', ai tun. at N E Hailruad wharf, for liusioo, 1 o? :i.t-Maaier. Laureate (>nan.) -?- tons, FNtope. at Br >wn jk co*s whan, tor ii.ueelona, loading-W v Ball. Ellen Marin, - tous. Hosie, ar VTapjiSn Mill?, from Now York. dfiuimrirnir-W K-M- ': .t co. Wasp, (Ur ) 442 ion?. Dei ov, ut Ci-mmerci ii wharf, for Llvuipi.ol, loading-Si: eel. Hms A <o. liorictisia (Spauj.-tona, Hei t an. at Brown A co'? wharf, for Barcelona, loading-W P flail. SCHOONEHS. Mary Mankin. - ions. Halsey, in Ashley River, for New York, londine-J A Enslow A co. W L Burroughs, ?>20 tons, Louden, at Boyce A co'd whaif, for Liverpool, loading-Strtet Bros A co. W L bradley, 432 tons, at N E Railroad wharf, for Huston, loading- W Roach 4 c. Florence Rogers 403 rons, Shepherd, in Ashley River, for New T? rk, loading-W Roach A c<>. Moutana. 317 tons. B' arse, at Marshall's wharf, ror Boston, loading-M Goldsmith A Son. Myrovcr, -?44 tons. Brown, nt Adger's wharf, for New York, loading-W Roaoh A co. Nellie 222 ions. French, at Union wharf, for Sntilla. O.t. ready-Master, ^duisburg. ?40 ton". Cordon, In .'.shley River, for New Mavin loading-H F Bilker-*co. Harrie c Miepbi-rd. - tuts. rink, in Ashley Uiver, io:- Hill'I rn" re loading-J A Enslow A co. Matop.i... 217 i ;F-okt-. at Palmetto wharf, from Uu.tlmori.', disclmr^ln^-Street l',T:>- .V co. See KnaHiw.- tor.--. Wyn'', ai. Atlantic wliaif. from Rid imorc. > ?-vi.ari.ig-J A Enslow .* co. Geni Hank", 2J3 nins, ?'.i' ury. ,?t (Tnian wharf. l'rurii .?cw Yorti. dlscha gin;:-Street Bios .v co. Ida i lelia:d-nu. 178 mn-. Re ?ell, at KerrVi wliurf, from hiil iui'ire, discharging-sir er liri s A co. Emloa Green, 100 ton?, 0< Ulut>, ni Union wharf, from New York. discharging-W Roach A ca Eveline. 122 ions Dutcli nt Allan:lo wlnr?. from Beliaai, Me, nlscaarging-J A Enslow A co. LIST OF VLSSLLs cr, cLS/LbBP AN? ?..::.L?> POR THIS i-o.-ti. r O R E ION. LIVRT.l'OOL. Steamship Pioneer, Culbertson, up.Nov 24 Br ship Muacougus, Glover, sailed.Nov 5 Br bark Yuniurl. Oampne'l, sailed.October 29 Hr bark ArBitrator, irwin, sailed_November i CARDIFF. Bark Benjamin ossena. Hill, salleil.October 10 The Prof Schwelgard, Svang, cleared.Nov 19 o AL LAO. Fr bark Intlmea, Gefflot, sailed.Oct le ? ' ' BREMERHAVEN. Hark Kepler, Lanckenau. sailed.Nov 7 GIKOSNTI, SICILY. Br bark Hawkeye, Girgentl, sailed.Oct 10 KINGSTON, JA. Br bark Loulea, Cook, np.Nov 8 DOMESTIC, r . . . BOSTON. Bark H Q Hall, Flake, ftp./.Dec 5 Brig J H Kennedy, Hallett, cleared.Nov 80 Sehr Grace Girdler. Smith, np.Nov IS MTW TOBI. ' ? Sehr LUly, Hughes, cleared.Dec 8 Sehr Mary Stow, Rankin, up...."...'...Dec 7 SchrDarlen, Rogers, cleared.......Dec 8 SChr L S Davis, Bishop, up..Dec 9 PHH.AnBT.PHlA. Sehr E Borda, Dukes, cleared.Dec 7 Sehr Gettysburg, Corson. cleared.Nov 27 Sehr EAS Corson. Brower, cleared.Dec Tl Sehr E A Hooper, Hooper, np.Dec 6 Sehr J M Brrrwnall, Douglas?, cleared.Dec 9 BALTIMORE. Sehr Surprise, Beers, up...Dec l Sehr J H Stickney, Fooks, cleared.Dec ll ROCKPORT, XS. * Sehr Clara w Elwell, Giles, sailed.Dec 4 PROVIDENCE. ,*? . - Bark Sabra Moses, KlUam, up.....Dec 10 Shopping, p?? NEW ?ORK. [ON SATTJKDAY, DECEMBER 17, AT 1 O'CLOCK P. M.] OLD LINE .%' KW YORK AND CHARLES? TON STEAMSHIPS. E a T A B LJ SU B D 1 3 4 5. SPACIOUS AND ELEGANT DECK STATE? ROOMS. sa The Superior side wheel Steamship CHARLES? TON, James Berry, Cemnisnder, will leave Ad ger's Wharf as above. For Freight or rassage, npply to JAMFS AUGER A CO.. Aient!-. ?"The MERCED1TA Mlows on TUESDAY, the 2oth December, at 4 o'clock. P. M. decl4-4 ryimOUGH BILLS LADING TO AND FROM BALTIMORE PHI LA DEL PHIA. BOSTON, BREMEN, AND THE CITIES OF THE NORTHWEST. Tue nae Steamship FALCON, Day nie, Commander, will sail for Baltimore; on SATURDAY, 17th Deeember, at hau-post 12 o'clock P. M. ?3- PhtiiM .t/ i.:-. rrdahts forwarded to that city by railroad *"r Polrlmore without adr?i tu.nal in?iii?iuce.iui 1 C'-'iMgnees HTO allowed RPI p!? lime lo samp:-, ar ><-u their Louds trcm *: e? Railroad Depot M letahla. PALI i. -'.M?C?.M, Agent, . decl4-l 'v- 2 Hilon Wharves. , -p O R P ll I L A U ELPH?A... XV.--. REGIT LA?? .'STEAM LINK-WEEKLY. Ti.e lr n screw Steamship VI ll G I N I A , DUSTER, Commander, Wu; br-'.ispiitchcd for Philadelphia ''b^f?^?, ?ATUHDAY, 17th December, at half past sBmmWmi ll o'clock, A. M., iroiii Brow uv North. Wliuri. ?3-Tliioutli Bills Lading will bc i?&ued to Bos? ton. Cotton rate to Philadelphia Ko per pound; Rice fl f>o per cask; RoMu 40c. per barrel. For r'relght pnitau'i'ments or passage, having good cabin accommoda Mon, up ?nv to WM. A. COURTENAY, dccl2-mwfc4_No. 1 I'mon Wharf. pACLFIO MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPlfS ? TBKOCOU LINE TO CALIFORNIA, Cn'7"NA AN D J A PAN FAKF.S GREATLY REDUCED. Steamtis of the ubov<- ltneieuve Pier^sftSSea. No. 42, North River, foot of CanalJjflaSttk street, N*w York, ut 12 o'clock norm, ot the ?5 and -uth of every month (except wlieu the*i dates fall on Sunday, then tte Saturday preceu ing. Depanure of the 20th connect?t Panama witt, v earners for South Pacldc and Central Aiuerlcau porta Those of 4th touch ut Manzanillo. Steamship JAPAN leaves San Frauclsco for Ja pau and Ohma December 8L1S70, No California steamers touch ut Havana, bu: go direct from New York to Asplnwail. fine hundred pounds baggage free to each ad alt. Medicine*and attendance free. For Passage Tickets or other information applv at. the COMPANY'S TICKET OFF12B, on thc wlmrf foot of Canal street. North River, New lurk. F. R. BABY, Agent. ju)ylfVljr__ TIME CAULvE OF STEAMER "ARGO " FOR DKiEMBER, 1870. FOR EDISTO, ESTKilPRJSE AND WAY LAND? ING.?, (INL.VA '. A LL-Tl IE WAY.) THC steamer -.'AUGO" win rt-.. reive Freight al South '.nunile. S?SBH8C Wharf..on MONDAY.-, .rn,; KSUAY?. aim icav, as follows: CBAKLKSTCS. ?DldTO. Frldav, 2d, 2 A M Sundav. 4th, ll P M Tuesdav, 6th. ft A M Wednesday. 7th. 2 P M friday. Stn, 7 A M Saturday loth, 6jj AM Tuesday, lull, 0 A M Wednesday, !4tb, 7 A M Friilsy, 18th, 10 A ll S iturday, 17th. ll AM Tuesoav. 20th, ? A M Wednesnay. ?sLst, 2 PM Friday.' 23d, 3 A M Saturday, ?4lit, ft>? AM Tuesday, 27ih, 10 A M Woduoduy, 2Sih, 7 A M Friday, 30th, ll A M Shiirday, 31st. o.vM Freight received until cte hour before tue time of leaviug. Money package* in:..st b?> properly sealed, and duplicate receipts cont with each: For Frngiit rngagemeub or Pnxsage. apply on board, nt >?iiith AU:i:iiio Wharf, or to Dol'tlLAS NISUET^ Agent, Onice oh Accommodation wharf. N. B.-Frwalit knd wimifage imyauie iib tile wharf. No Frel^i' recel vc I a'ter Munsex. Shipper- .ire respectfully rcqn:-.?teil to observe thia. 0012? TTTREKLY LT?E TO SAVANNAH THROUGH BY DAYLIGHT. FOI! PACIFIC LANDING. BEA CFO RT, HILTON HEAD, SAVANNAH. DAMIEN ANO BRUNSWICK, GA. The favorite steamer EL?ZA HANCOX, Captain L W. BUBNP, will receive Freight ar South Allan- . ?JST^Ty, tic wharf for above pouts emr-S?SOGSEfc TUESDAY, and leave on every W?.?N.-V.SKAV Moat, ;sn. at 7 c'clock, arriving at Savannah the ?am. evenlntV and leaving for barten, ic, thc follow lng morning. Returning, will leave birvaunah for Charleston every ??ONDAY MUKNLNO, ai ; o'clock. For Freight or passage, apply to RAVENEL ? HOLMES, seoio No. 177 East Ka?. ?p o R F LOB I I> A , TWICE A WEEK. FOR ?ATANNAIL FERNANDINA, JACKSON >'ILL?, PIl.ATKA AND ALL POINTS 0> TUE ST. JOHN'S RIVER, Tne steamer U?CTATOR, Captain ? - r-.-??. George E. McMillan, win sali ?^-fe^fiSavr Central Wh irf for abovp points every ?VKSHAV Kv EN INO. Rt Ko'ciork, arriving bock at ciarles ten cverv SUNDAY -\FTBKNOON, at A o'clock. Tua Steamer CITY POINT, Captain U. B. Vin? cent, will sall from Central Wharf for above points every FKIPAT EVENING, at 8 o'clock, arriving back at Charleston WadNESDAY AJFTBBNOON. at. 5 o'clock. J. I). AIKEN * CO., Agent?. OC?0 _ _No. 5 Central Whar'. ?pOR BEAUFORT AND PACIFIC LAND? ING, FENWICK'S ISLAND, COFFIN'S POINT, POUT ROYAL RAILROAD V/HARF, PARIS ISLAND LANDING, STATION CREEK, AND OTU KR LANDINGS WHERE IN? DUCEMENTS ARE OFFERED. The steamer PILOT BOY. Captain j. W. My, will sail for above points^ every THURSDAY MORNING, at 8 o'clock, and wnen Inducements offer will touch at any of the above Landings. RETURNING, Will leave Beaufort on FKIDAY MORNING, touch lng at Pacific Landing. J. D. AIKEN 4 Co., nov29 Agents. JJO?1OOPATHIC REMEDIER A FULL ASSORTMENT just received by DB. H. RAER, Qij6 No 131 Meeting street. F Sapping. OR LIVERPOOL. The Fine American ?nip JOHN SID? NEY, J. F. Bartlet!, Master, having a large portion of lier cargo aboard, will be dlsp?tc! Tor the above port. For further Freight engagements apply to - . ' W. B. SMITH 4 CO,, 'it , declfl_Napier's Range. ?pOl-?i V E R P O O L. ''*. The Al American Bar? ROMP, Captain ^gjm Otis, having pun o.>cargoengaged, wlwSUmL meet wlih dispatch.. ? ? ? For freight eng.ig'e'meiits ab?ly tb ? ? . E. WIELIBf*1 " : nov25-fmwio North-At lantic.Wliarf. "POS LIVE fiPO-OL.;;^;/ * . . " " . sw Theilrst-c'.ass American brigit. B. GOVE, ??mj.\ Hawkins. Master; being or small capacity *<53f. and having*a large portion orner cargo engage*"-' und going ou bo i nt, will meet.wlth dispatch^ y* For Freight engagements, apply to ROBERT MORE 4 CO:,' " * dccl2 ? Central Wharf. - ^OR'&ATANNlH^.^l^?OlPIC-L??tt F Itt r<-4t , : < . . . INO AND BEAUFORT. ? i; The faat sailing Steamer PILOT , ?&^?a?. BOY, Captain .7. w. yiy will leavc^fiSBHB Central Wliarf for above places 'every- MONOAT' MORNING, at'S-O'ClOCK. - ?4 - . t ; RETURNING. 1 B The PILOT BOY will leave savannah every TUESDAY MORNING, at 7 o'clock. Beaufort and Pa? ne Landing same day-. J. D. AIKEN A CO., ; nov29 Agcuts, Central Wharf. i i- ?. * . -. gt -*. . kfcwm'Q .illncliiitcs. , _.,< T HE SINGER MANUFACTURING COMPANY haveopenei a State A-jimcy ror the s?:e of their' CELEBRATE!? Si? WJS? MACHINES, av NO. 187 King street, Chariest?ni, where Stile. Cotton add Flax Threads Nellly . .Vc., may be obtained. Attention iain lied o our NEW FAMILY SEWING MACHINE,. AND THE ? NEW MANUFACTURING- MAGI11NB, . . in which simplicity and durability are combined.* Machines fur sale ou the LEASt, PLAN, stitch? ing done to order. . .. . ' . ... Local and Travelling Ajonis wanted. . THE SINGER SEEING MACHINE AGENCY.^ . No. 197 King Street, Charleston. nov2i AVT> Tns . \vTED'v'P.V.IiLV' ?V Tri ff??ft STlfCffc i . ? HSJOS?tK? ' .* " - arc fhn buKi'in use. '<'"'?. For ?ale on tho Lease Platt'. Wi? '. mcutlily pay -meats on easy- u-ru.t. or tor.ca*iv Ah .anaa pi. Machine uiuichxotr.ts,: Needles, v'.itum, (white? bli(? 'al>7t cinor?0 ?*d^^U f-enp. *c., Ac; ' KepMiruv a? iti!-ua?. Circular? <n: rt sample? ol* work seiit .>?. aiiwllcatSon*. . D. C. HASELTON, . orti?V! "eidt" first Olut-s Sewing Ma .Chines and Mauuiat, NU. a07 King street,. augi; f Charleston. S. C. ." Bitters. TRADE MARK WHOLESALH AC3NTS FOR THE OLD CAROLINA li 1 T T E R Si;. H. BISOwOFF ft CO.. . li. KLATTE 4 CO.,. ' M?LLMANN BROTHERS J.-A. QUACtsENRUSH, * WAGENERi M?XSEE3, MANTOUS ft Cu. S?nrn?c's Suire!). 0?RYEAS' SATIN GLOSS STARck In Six Pound Bexcs'und Ot-.s Pound Papen. Gives a Beautiful, WHITE Bsd GLOSSY FINISH, besides renders Fabric i very durable. h .-. No other Starch NO r?mlly nsed, or mm ' EcoDouiieal. TJiie it once, rind You will HM? Jib other. : DURYEAS' IMPROVED CORN STAB CH Made v. great cru-e, fro:? the choicest Whit; Core DURYEAS' MAIZE TST^L A choice preparation of cbc finest portions of Starch, from carefully selected wi.i tc Southern Cora. ... UNEQUALLED AS AN ARTICLE OF FOOD,. OR AS A DELICACY, By any other Preparation from Com.Jf None of the aborc Gooda genuine wiik y oat Duryea?' on every package. HT' Persons unable to procure our goods from th/, cr regular grocer, on addressing the -Manufact?rela;. 49 and 51 Park Place. Nev York City, ?-:ll be directed to those tn their vidnXy who will ;.u;?ply ihera. octr.i-imos Scales.. RI CE0 K'ELTXLCEB FAIRDAVKS A CO., No. ?SS Broadway. NewFi'ork. No 1C^ Ballimore stree*. Baltimore. No."a:i .-amp : ?!"?. Orleans. FAIRBANKS, BROWN A CO., No. HS Kills "net. Boston. For sae by lending iMidw.i;- Dealers. oot2S-itu3mos pumps. 0?TEBN AND WELL PUMPS, OPiMr PROVED KINDS, FOR SALE EY WM. SHEP? HERD A CO., No. '24 HAYN" STREET AND No. 35 PLNOKNEY STREET. W