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g?? -.---ssa awBi OOMMMBVZAZ NEW8. Exporte oj tt.o Week ending Jn?'ry"l$ FORHSN. . __ ' ' LIYEBPOOL-P^r Br "bri* Wasp-23S-bag8 se? ?si Md Bid wi balea upland conon, 160 tans paca abate tocki if. .Per snip John - Sj dney-2812 bales nrOacd and sao bays ?ea island cotton.Per Br brt?CecIUa-^4?a bales upland anda bas? ?ea 1 al? tad cotton, 283-bbts rain, ?7 sacks cotton seed. FLEETWOOD, ENG-Per Br bark Adriatic-UM balea upland ont ton. 3 ? Aifsrcuwut-Per Br bark Agnes Campbell .5078 balee oplarM cotton. SANTANDER-Per Span bark Paquete de Canta? bria- In ward carga .BABCKLONA-Per Span bria; Labrador-400bales -upland cotton.....Per 'Span, pol Luisa-293 bales opiantf cotton.* S *TT?-yr MATANZAS-Per seor- Emma Green-176,85? feet lamber, ? t ' ' DOKBSTIC. .. -Kaw.Y oakaer steamship south Carolina-lil "bags sea" roland aad 1194 bales upland'cotton, 189 tierces rice, 1U4 hbls rosin, 56. balea yarn, Ac, 37 .caakB clay.anr4 ??ndeles......376 bales upland cot? ton, ?34 bbla rosin, 99 bois spirits turnen tine, 50 casta cray, 40 empty ale bbl a, 10 h boa bones, 205 bags cotton seed, 7 ploughs andi box..Per meaauhtp Charleston-?6 bags sea island and 721 'bales upland cotton,'54 bales domestics, 184 tes xtte, St empty obis_Per steam snip Champion Snags sea island and sj* bales upland cotton, tierces rice, 139 bales waste, 79 bales dome? ". tica, 80'btrgs sundries lol emptrhbls. PHILAD?XPHIA-Per steamship virginia-?62 bales cotton, iii tierces rice, 7S balee yarn, Ac, 27 packagea hides, 45 titus oranges, 164 -bags fruit "and ooooanuw, and aund tries..Per sehr S B Sharp-152,000 feet lanifer. - BALTMORE-Per .steamship Sea Gun-2W bales eotSon*"863 tierces rice, us. bbl? rosin. K baleaand sids hides, 8 hales dun esties, '19 bbts Btaln's non conductor, 66 ptgs mdse and 1 horse. SAVANNAH-Per sehr Frederick Fish-420 tons phosphate ruc*._ ?eXjfca?rleato? Market. ' {MB VHS WKKStmrDTNG TH OTK? DAY, JANUARY If,j - ' Sar CHOPS.-The atmosphere,baa been dry and -afc'temperature cool during- the week Jost closed, MM goa JJ t lons being iaruraBIe for such Held labor aa had "so- be performed. Planters have been mostly engaged la making sew arrangements " Wttt their' haute, and investiga;lng the prospect ?OF wearing the fad itlea Beeesa?rx to carry on Wir operations for the coming planting.ae?BOB. ' Tux BacsiFTS.-Tne arrivals.?t tho cotton ports Jot QMweek np to Friday last wera. 132, W5 bales, JU pltiast -with 138,631 ?ie week before, and ' 96,743 hales for the week laut year. At New e?Mpas'tbe recepta ware qjSB '.baies, against a^ase balea the season previous. The total . .^pfftes at the cottoir ports" from September*, 187?, ap- to the latest mail dates were 1,87*039 tails, in contrast with 1.611,?07 bales last year. ?SWrtng an merease QT 8?,64*bales. The tots: JreaeJpVat the.chlef Sbnmern .marka? nom September T,46?o,tip to the la Mat telegraphic i u xe?ngeacb, in contrast with last yes/, were as Poi \ ' 1870. isca lfawoijesrm, JaajiaryTi.....^..jW>40S -?53,180' jfcbfiev;a&2?ry i*..JSMOI I?,KK ,aaW?CHnaaiy-lg.....4?4^8A 32i,B42 -Owrtesten, January 18...256.109 158,475 . Saxas, January IS.ira,2j9 U4,3?9 >irgiuja, January 15.,.178% , 133,8? 5to5*Sxm&,-January 18.IJS&X . 37,841 The fo3o wing aw tue receipts of cotton at ute trn twnttes, aa reponed try. telegraph, li: to January 1&, 1871, inclusive. > include* all point? bat overland : irr-7 ' ?' ...?M.079..Jan li.....Tico-i .... 1L681....... ..Jan M-...7649 lM,v60 .-...-..M7T........Jan-IS...18,124j - !!!?SSfc:.^...Jtt*.Jan 13....98941 ^..Jan U.--jt-Vm.Jan lfl.~.4?? fls,W4 t.^XV**? vV^aft.........Jan J8,?..??Sj ..?VANNAS- ' . ? Jan 12..-.st*, ?i.. .Jin M: . .MB? 1 ' 7an 1 f..'.......342B........ J an 16... :. 4T00 J. 25,?08 Jan 17...... ;. AMI..Jan M.. : .4787j ' .M70.... ..Jan 13. .,.1616 > -???^?^.?.?m.Jan IS?. .5S14 110,630 .^liirf,...^W.l7oi....Jan ?... AselJ J?n..,.1?52.Jan 18.... 427 J xah lt...1019..... I. .Jan ?:-.?. *nnll........tl80B.:.Janw. " Jt* w. v...looa.. :.Jan ls JFjunvarox - Janis. 167.Janis.... 173 J?nl4. 76..Jan 16.... 860 Jan 17. MO.Janis.... 22s Total......J...?....130,006 The arrivals for the corresponding week last sear were 93,851 bales. TOoteoefe of'' tte smote in ?gat at -th?-late? . ' ?Tl. 1870 : m -Liverpool..--...bare* DU,OM 355,030 .feoer-lDdta... 72,000 Tfl&o? : from America. 3V 0,000 171,000 '.Landon.^......,.... ?2.200 122,240 r London....t..is.ooo ' 25, soo Havre... (0,709 65.040 r-aavre..^............ .?07 -. 5?,298 ?tock lu Bremen. ~. 3.872 ?717 Jtfloat-for Bremen^.....9.?24 17,426 Stock m United States ports,. 548,044 ?80?7a Stockte tue m terlor to WES.... 1U,?36 104,irs Excess ia visible supply, com? pared wwii is:o....^.. ' f cpttOAvUekl by Maa? li ?plnnera at the mills 100,000 r mid-uplands IA Liver. Vic of mw uplands tn New . lott........................ l6Vc.. - ArloaAigold......... 10J4#lfl^ The foliowlog_ls th? latest Intelligence of tb* ~3onibay ahlp'ments ^y special telegrams from Finlay, Muir A Go: r - fl?. Brit. oant.. x. vtOUftlW -Cant. Janna Sombajr for sa sue week..15400 to Great Britain..'-.14,0? -1 TT?arrivais atrthls port for the week were eoe kaga of sea Islands aud. Floridas" and 19.04T bales . ?rf- uplands, against Sil baga of sea, Islands and " T?brtdas and SITS bakfof apian 's the week pre wm,arfd,S?bag3- bf sea Islands and Floridas and 690? bales of uplands for. the correspond i a? Ht last year. -Theso s ippiies have como as fbi , say _oTupl?acl3 p-ir. Sou th. Carolina nanroad, tm bales; per Ssmeasteca -Bailroad, 846 hales; u^StVaunah anatThnflsston Railroad, 218; Bean ftjrt,"" ?O; San tee, 1?; John'a Zsa?a^ KSsto, 9; Georgetown.-trTlorida, Ti Ot-seertolaads- Christ Church, 4; Wadmniaav?; ?dlsto, 70; Northeastern ' Sailroad, 69.; John's island, Sj Beaufort, 172; James' Island, 5; Combahee, savannah, 66; Blorida, ;?*P?:A?epoo, 10c ''. rTss. Corr. 'N MAJ?KST.-This staple for the week -nuder review ha? exhibited slightly au stn attn g features, commencing quiet, becoming firmer. Spd agalnireo*. (luisfctheforelgn ralis opening at "\ 07?dR8Mniddilng uplands, Improved to 8d and receding to 7?d. Sew York began st 75*. ad? vanced to 153*C. and " receded to 15Aie ; while at thla-potnt middlings uplands, which were at 14# it sioved up -10 ii ?Oise, aud fell off to 14,;; c ' .The-feainrea ol the Liverpool and New Turk "Warkets, tor This period, were M follows : On Fri day', J?nnary 13, the former was quiet, uplands 7X?7Jid, sales 12,coo bales; the latter closed arm. ;-noranda ls^c, sales-1200 bales. On Sathrday, the ^.fofiaer wa? arni and strong, uplands ad, sales ?.?oonaids; t&e latter waa active at U& sales - ?800 oales. Qu Monday, the former was firm, np- ' landa ait, sales 12,5w bales; tbs latter was quiet .at l?>?, saies ?MO bales. Oo Tuesday, the former waa aa: it 7KO ; the latter was doll and heavy at aai?s'3700 bales. On Wednesday, from the iormer, there were no dispatches; the latter was ? dan %a?rm>ij)ingat 1&V, sales 8300 bales. Yes p tot day, trier? wera no dlspatohes from the fbrm tialaiter >ras dun at \ha0. .-The. CrSBa'adtlons in thia market for the week st closed were as follows : On Friday, January "much of i he business was at unchanged but became irregular and weaker and. "?prices io ?orne ln-itanees softened H'c 9 St; Bales ?^^Orfl?iortM?lMT. t0 8o0d ord'nary being ~* qu-rted at?50?i3Ji?, low middling ?A?, middling : rttnot -Diddling i4Kc V lb. On Satar ' Aj there was a'r.;eady inquiry, and in some cases . . rather a arrnnr.marke'.; sales 1200 bales; ordinary . to-good ordinary being quoted at 13@14, low mid 'dflog 14A?al4J?, mTddllnir liXQUX- srrlct mld . Mtng 14?O fl m..On Mouiaj the article unproved Xe V.lbl '?ales 800 batest ordinary u, good ordl twing quoted at 133?@14??, low middling tuft mlddUng H<?16, strict mliWUng IB? ' HXe 9 1b. Oa-Taesday the masket c .mmenced 1 steady wiri" a good Inquiry, but closed quiet and K@A4'c f lb weaker; sales 900 bales; ordinary to food ordinary being quoted at 13>?@l4>?, low mialling u*@i<*, middling 14*91* diddling 15c $ ft. On Wednesday tb wu generally steady, wifh some transa< easier rates; sales iace bales; ordinary to dinarybelng quoted at 13914, low m id di middling 14*914X. strict middling iee Yesterday there was a fair inquiry a easier prices; sales loco bales; say 16 al 12*, TTS at is, 27 at is?, 6fl at 13*, 76 at at 13*, 90 at 14, 76 at 141f, 126 at 14 6 14*. 20 at 14*, 80 at 14*, 8 at 14%, 60At: quote ; V" -"LtntaPOOL CLASSIFICATION. Ordinary to good ordinary.13-3 Low middling....14*8 I Middling.14X@ Strict middling.9 SKA ISLAND COTTON.-The arrivals of tl of the p tapie were to a fair extent, say ? of sea Islands and Floridas, la contrast 1 the week before, and 618 tor the period t I previous. There has been a steady " dem all qualities of Carolinas, and these ha tttnx, with a good 'bb.BtneBS done, The 1 tiona tn-Caionnas-have been about 30 among which were iff at 60; 10 at'68;'44 a at 60; 26Ttt'62*; 26 at 65; IO at 70; 20 at 85; 15 at $1; 5 at $1 26 ft ft. floridas of ter quail ties bave been In good request, w common kinds were quiet," wita sales of 21 among which were 28 at 35; 2 at 38; 20 at Si at 45; 22 at 40; 18 at 43; 18 at 45; 3 at 46^121 at 60 ?lateo. We quote common-Carolinas 60; medium 60967; good 70@75, and line ? traflneat 60c@$l 25 fi ft. Floridas of il and good grades sell at 37@44c, and One : [ 50c fi ft. ' BICE.-The receipts of Carolina rough .1 ' period have beeil light, and were about 20,00 els. This grata has been in active reqoeet this period, "nth an upward tendency in and tin sales have amounted to about 1800 of eleen Carolina, among which we're 10 320 at/ 11-16; 408 at 3? ; 17 at 6 18-16; 16,1 372 at 7; 66 at 7*; 18 at 7?; 46 at 7*c ft ll quote common to clean Carolina at 6*96*< 7?7*c?ftin.^W ? ||?3 NAVAL STORKS.'-The " arrivals of these a have been in a moderate way, and were 1009 barrels. The business has been limit? stocks being light. The sales have been 20 spirits turpentine at 44c; 168 do.at 44c; 19 bt No 1 rosin at $2; 62 bbls extra Nos ar $180; : No 2 at $175; 74 bbls No 2 at $170; 130 bbla 1 "ll 65. ' " ; ? j ; . HAY.-The supplies have been mainly of El qualities, amounting to about 1000 bales, ai of North River.- tarfof these arrivals bato placed In store for higher, ratea. .North from store ls held at $1 75, and Eastern at $' hundred. A sale ot 260 bales prime Baster at $1 75 fi hundred. . CORN.-The receipts of this grain Were'' say, about. 1600 bonnels from Baltimore, grain ls higher. A. lot of good- to primo sold at $1 ?2* ft bushel, weight, sachs lcd Jobbing lota or good to prime may be quoi $11591 20 ft bushel, weight, sacks Included OATS-Are in limited stock, and are firme sale of Baltimore took place at 80c ft bi weight, Backs included. Jobbing parcels m quoted at 85c ft bushel. ' r-' ; . - FLOCK.-There ts a moderate stock or qualities of this articli in the hands of-dei and th e mar ke t has a arm character. Non and Western fine may be quoted at $6 5o@5 bbl!,' super at |6?i 50 ft bul; extra at $797 bot and family at $8@8 50 fl bbl. bon in en ac rip tiona are In limited supply, and super m quoted at $6 2696 75 ft bbl; extra at $7 2597 bbl; far. 11 y at $B@9 ft bbl, and extra and e! brandt: at $9 60010 "fl bbl. BACON.-Prime meat is in moderate stock; ls held higher tn 'consequence of stiffer rab the North and West. Prime smoked sbonl m ly bo quoted at ll*? 12c ft ft; prime im cleat rib sines at 14o ft ft; sailed ahoaldei 9*o ft ft. and salted aides at JS9l2*c fi ft. VKOKTABLXS AND FRUIT.-trish potatoes ar fair supply,- and jaie lu request for.seed poses. Peach-blows may be quoted at $ bbl;; Jackson whites at *4 fy ll 60;Ooodrtch, 4c pRIf bbt; Pint Eyes, $5; Parly Boee $7 ft Oaions are ld moderate stock, and sell at $4 5 50 ft bbl. Cabbages, grown lb this vicinity, good quality, sell at about (12 f) M. Noni cabbages are in moderate supply, and are bel about-$20 ft M. Apples are in limited st and sell at tJ 6094 00 ft bbu Oranges are I Sit'.$8- 50 "ji hundred. The Florida crop bas b damaged by front, abd the supply for the fut "Will be from tho West Indies, Baracoa bans *ell at $3?4 ft bunch. SUGAR AND "MOLASSES.-The stocks are lie but good to prime grocery sugars may-ha quo at ns''* 12c fi tts. Muscovado molasses may "quoted dull at 3e@40c lu ht:tis, and 41942c 91 lon in bbls; clayed at 33@S5c ft gallon. New ; leans molasses, new crop, ls- being - received, 1 JJ rime may be quoted at 75980c ft gallon. Prl ' Louisiana sugar ls held at 11 *@l2*c. A ca or prime Demerara sugar arrived yesterday, a will soon be offered. " 1 BUTTER AND LARD.-There 1B a fair stock -Prime Goshen. We quote good to prime at 3 .'456 ? ft; Chicago prime 29980o ft ft; Weat* "and other lower grades sen from 20@30c ft country at 26980b' ft ft, as In quality. Lard is ; good supply, and is held at is*@i4*o ft ft. . SALT.-Jobbing parcels of Liverpool re cell 'direct may bs quoted at fi co fi sack. IRON BANDSAND Trna forcett OU, of the mc approved patterns, are offered on the market ???jfio ft ?. f INDIA BAGOINO.-There is bat little inquiry 1 this article. We quote 28923c fl yard.nomlni :'' Tm asa AND LuitBBB.-me. market for thia ar ole is dull. We quote timber for milling pornos from $5@7. Shipping timber $8914; 4-495 flooring at $11@12 .? M. .Bright lumber, go< merah an table, from city mills, cat to size, fro $16922 fl M by the oargc. Fasi?HTS.-To Liverpool, by st earn direct *d t uplands; via New York, *d on aplauda, i*..i ( sea islands; by sall 7-l6don uplands, *d on st ; lslan J i. To Havre nominal. Coastwise - r? Ne York, by steam *c on uplands, and lu on st mauds: $2 ft tierce on nearby sall *c ftft c ..cotton; -r- f> tierce on rice; 40c/.ft, barrel 0 rosin; $79$8 fl M on lumber; $?@io fl Mon tin bet". To Boston, by sall, Xe ? IS on apian cotton! To Providence, by BaB, $8 00 fl M. o boards, * O fi ft on cotton ; by steam $i ft bale 0 New-York rates. - To' Philadelphia, by stean *,c ? ft on aplands; by salli $7 fl M on board? $9 on timber; $3 fl ton on clay, and $393 50 0 "phosphates. To Baltimore by steam, xe ft tt by sall, $6 5097 ft M on ooards; $393 26 .ft toi on phosphate rook. Vessels are in demand b. our merchants to take lumber freights, fros Georgetown, 8. a, Darienand Sarilla River, Ga, and Jacksonville, Fla., to Northern ports,-''am $10912 ft M are rates on lumber and boards. EXCHANGE-STKBLIHO BILLS.-The rate jester day Was 19919* for 60 day bills. DOVESTIC EXOHANOZ,-The banks are parchas lng flight checks on New York at *@ * off; five days X off; 10 days 1 off; 15 days 1* off; 20 dayi -; 80 days -. They are selling Bight checks at par. GOLD.-The brokers were yesterday buying al 10 an J selling at ll. ? Market? by Telegraph. FOREIGN. I os DON, January, 17-Evening.-Consols 92*. Bonds 90*. LivsRp.iOL.January 17-Evening -Cotton quiet; uplands 7*.i; Orleans 8*d; sales 10,000 bales. For Kpeuuiatlon ant) export 1000 bale?, and not 3000 as reponed in earl.er dispatch. Breadstuffs quiet. Lard active at 60s. Turpentine 36s. DOMESTIC. NBW YORK, Ja unary 19.-Noon-Stocks steady at about, last n'.gbt'a pri?es. Guv.e nments steady and dull, state bonda ready. God steady at 10*. Money steady at 6a7. Exchange, long 9*; short 9*. Five twenties 62. Coupons 9*. Flour quiet and Arm. Wheat.qnet and firm. Corn dud ajid unchanged. Burk steady;mess$22. Lard quiet; steam U*al2*o- Codon dui; uplands 15*c; on eau? 15*u ; salea 2000 bales. Turpentine dull at 48&48tfe. -Roam quiet at $2 20 ?or strained. Frelghia quiet. EvemiiK.-Money very easy at 6a7, exceptions at6. -Sterling Arm at 9*a9*. God 10*al0*. Governments steady ail d?y. Stiles geui rally steady. Tennessee* very strong and advanced. South ? aroilnas steady and active. Tenne-sees 64. Virginias 65* new 61. Louisianas 66. new 60,. levees 70, eights 80. Alabamas 95, Aves 69. Geor? gias 80, aevr us 88. North Carolinas45, new 22*. South Carolinas 80, new 69*. Octton quiet; s des 34*0 bales at .lat?a Floor-Southern Brm; com monctoextra$6 55a7.00; common to choice $705 as 60. Whiskey dull and decilulng at 92*aM. Wheat active; winter red and amber Western fi Mal 66. Coro ' eavy and lower; new 79a8l; Southern yellow UH- Fork dull and {heavy; new A Xl Xi V/iiAJii $22; old $21. Beer steady. Lard dull and heavy; I kettie 13. Turpentine dnll attsx. Roeta quiet; strained 92 ?. Tallow doll at was. Frelghia doll. . BOOTON, January li.-Cotton dull; middlings 16*c; net receipts 153" bales; grosB 370; sales 600; BtOCk 8000. B ALTIMORE, January 19.-Cotton In good export demand; middlings i5tfc; net receipts 176 bales; gross 670; exports .coastwise 876; safes 886; Btoe* 11,605. Flour quiet and Brm Wheat firm. Corn -white 80a83o; yellow 77o. Pork ?22. Shoulders 10j<c. Whiskey 92 J?aosc. _^ JCIKOTKNAXI, January 19.-Flour flrnl and In fair demand ; family jeafl 25. Cora in fair demand at 61S52C. Provisions-panic In the market, and lt ls difficult to quote; holders are anxious to sell. Pork held at $21.- Lard HXal2c. Bacon held at 9&c for shoulders; sides llallJ?; BUgar-cured hams leo. Whiskey In fair demand at 88c. LOUISVILLE, .January 19.-Bagging nominal.' Flour quiet. Oorn'ctuU. Provisions active. Port $21 60. Lard 12%c. Shoulders 9)ic; clear rib aides lijio; clear sides MC. Whiskey ttrni;4?o offered. ST. LouiaTJannaiy 19.-Flour-lo wp rades scarce, and wanted; superfine S485a4 85. Corn In bulk! 43a46c. Whlsttey 88c. Pork $20'76. Shoulders .OKc; cleur sides 12c. LardllJ?c. ? NORFOLK, January 19.-Cotton quiet; low mid-, dltngs-Hc; net reocipts 1864bales; exports coast? wise 2572; sales 260; stock 9163. a 4 ? WHJUNOTOIC, January 19.-Colton unsettled and nominal; middlings i4c;-net receipts. 320 bolas; exports coastwise 2T0; stock 3063. ArotTSTA. January IO.-Cotton In fair demand at ile lor middlings; sales 1070 bales; receipts 1500 bales* . ! - r * '?'; . . > MOBILE, January 19.-Cotton quiet and weak;* middlings u>,'e; net receipts 1684 bales; exports, coast .?te. 119; salea 1000; stock 61,162 bales. GAL-.'JCSTO.V, January 19.-oottoa unsettled; good ordinary 12.^alike; net receipts 1841-bales; exports to Great Britain 1285; sales 250; stock 67,843.bales.. Nsw OBLUKS, Ja-auary 19.-Cotton weale; de? mand fair; middlings 143?al6c; net receipts 649 Dales; gross 6078;,exports to Great Britain 9058; to Trieste 1490; sa es 8600; stock 195,258. Sterling 20va2o>^. ' Sight a per cent, discount. Gold 10X. New Torie Rice Market. From the Dally Bulletin, January lt: The mar? ket has become very firm, o wing t o a movement covering all the stock la fl rat-hands bare bone ht np In view of piospectlve small an vals. The tranactious embrace some 276 tierces Carolina at v*a7Kc, now held X*%c higher. India stock quiet, ". , ; K *i: . i * -i?' From the Journal of Commerce: The market ls firm. 'There ls a (rood demon i, while the stock In first bands ls exhausted. We notice sales of 270 tierces-at TJga7jtfe. From the Times : Carolin a. has been more ac? tive at Armer prices ; sales 270 tierces, comprising the entire available supply la first hands, at from $7 26a7 60, the closing quotations being from $7 25a: 75, according to quality, per 100 lbs. From the Word : carolina ia coming forward very slowly, and. the entire stocks,'- 270 tierces, were cleared off by the trade, and new selling at ?XtfKc. In J. m bu j g lota From the Herald : With the stock on first hands aboot exhausted, the market for,.Carolina waa very firm, closing at 7*?a7Xc for common to prime lots. The demand was fair, and 275 tierces were sold within the range of the above figures; Rangoon was dull and unchanged. ' , Wilmington Market". ' WTLMI?GTON, January 18. - TusPBKTIKE. -i Only 70 "obis recelven and sold at $8 for* soft, and $1 soforharfl, per ?Wlba.- . Sn Rm TrnPE*TrN2.-Sales of 103 bois at 44c for Southern, and 26 at 45c per gallon for New York partagea. * .. . . ? ROSIN.-Sales reported of only lie bbls at $1 76 for strained. TAR.-154 bbli changed banda at si 65 per bbl. H COTTON;-Market quiet, sales of 97 bales at prices ranging fr.m I2>? to 14c per lb. Interior Cotton Markets. COLUMBIA, January 19.-Sales of cotton yester? day 126 bales, at 13Ji@18J?c. CHARLOTTE, January 17.-Sales or cotton to? day about 69 bales, at 10,X@13>?c extremes; mar? ket weak. ATLANTA, January 17_The market to-day baa been quiekend "steady.? mic. d lings lese; low m Id dttng istfc: good ordinary l^'c; ordinary tlc. MACON. January 17. -1lecelpta^GO01!>ah?;",8blp menta 550; sal vs 320; the market firm, wlih mid? dlings at 14c. co LOMB cs, January 17_our market active in the morning; quiet stace neon; middlings i3>a'a 13J?c; good sti les low middlings readily bring 13 s; closing New York advices are depressing; sales 778 bales; receipts 842; shipments ITO. . MON ICC HKR?, January ,17.-Our cotton mar? ket ls ?as??f ; low middlings* 18>?O. SBLMA, January 17_There were sales yester? day to the amount of 400 bales; low middling i3>?c; strict good ordinary ls^c; the .demand was fair, the market closing hard at quotations, willi TH ct ors generally asking higher rates. 95 $3 SS ? 5"; : S otarra 9 50 sro a> ?-.-.Vii- h. ?-. :-- t ? S3 ft ? 33 3> SBPPP a 3 = s a a s a aa a ac aa a aa a a v ?rt? a> * a> a t= \T> p "1.11 .% 1 ?i -t-t -t 1 i-- - ^. - ?-? %^ ' 'WM 1-1 i ?Wt? ? IO -J fr- CO Co I 52 : J* : S j> M jo *. ; 0 0 Oit? Q |0 lo"~i co ?-Vi , V, 06 SSS:ssii?: la s - e a 5 ? 2? ?sa 0. to ss w 10 g kjex ?*toco Ot S??-"? - ft P'S'S'?9 ?* **Jr.& ?" .-i V? aV'oea o -o ai -J mt co M*4U^Siuciiii()S BjgewBg BjCvuKio 3 : '** . -r*? . . o" "*J? ' IM* ? S*~J? S' V.o.- TfeGoMtoro. too Q CP . OU)0-JO>. tout -iSi.' o ts o to ?? 3 o< it -Ii S3. 03 ~J I 31 BS 2 ga Ego3 ?8: : - to. io to 5; ?p 'o'-* f o OJ u totik ti co O IO l-l O . OB O?0* t3*3 * r*j? J' Pi 5"?* -4 0? z? . -"o'^. "cosa -tacs, o f e o 10 . aa to K to? OHO co ex ?_o - M H ** o < 0 cx^ o exCX?DI -. P WJO ?o co -_-? _CD_a^-_c3 - x m o w e o co "to bo WV ?" 0 f - <o - 00*- - 00a I 10 - c- j' -J a a c -J co I o 2 2 a tn CT 5c?? kODCt ?- CO ' ? |^CjOlt?MJ.C?0 . OOO-ICOOOOC" lio ts = is?: ^ - 5>: . OD- . 55? w p> . ll t3 ?00 h li ?-5; ; ; eo; ot jo; gS: ! ; gi is: *1 :. I S to Co*. toto??. ?1 55 i-, tea O' II 5 co ??0 o g r? ie r -tran s?": Sf?J 95 ?-'ici-'*.? jft ?? co pMe ^JJ- ex ? IO cc co cc "to "x kO .* CO tp COCO*^COtOCOCxtOkC CO 1 S-*M eo -?ex . ex o -ip tojo to, ?<.OtJ CXi* ?'9$'?>''f "cWi. OogscHikHa. toco OOSOMO?-I SJ . E5 ?b b o co -1 to"- Vo . ex ao i:orj.U33?N> eco _g 00001 g to 00 * o to ?1 Is Nora.-We have deducted from New Orleans 4^531 balee uplands, from Mobile 2975 bales ap? ia da and burri' d 502; rrom Savannah 901 bags sea .island and lill bales upland, and from Charlea-, ton 1642 bags rea Island and 1022 bales upland the quantities received at those ports from Mo? bile. Florida T*XH8 and Savannah. Stock ot Cotton In the Interior To? nj nt tue Iratest Date*. 7870. Augusta.January 13 Columbus.-. I.January 13 Mao?n.January 13 Selma..Jan nary 13! Montgomery....'Jan nary 13j Memphis.January 18{ Nashville.January 13] 18.640 12,870 14.915 11,650 12,088 38,167 8.320 20,928 16.134 18,077 8,12? 16,328 21.148 3,384 Total bales.I 114,686 | 104,113 Export? ot Rice. Narmvl Store? ?.nd. Lam? ber from the Part of Charteiton. tram September 1,1870. to January 19, 2671.[ EXPORTED TO 5AV1X ISTOB'8 B? Stan........ New York.:.. Phfladeiphia.. Baltimore.... New Orleans.. Mobile....;.. Provld'ce.RI. Oth'r?SP'rts T'alOoastw'se 1870-'71. Bbls. 6,959 9,643 6,260 3,734 Barcelona. Maj'.i A M'ket. West Indies.. Halifax, NS.. St John's, NB. London. Bristol, Eng-.. Liverpool. Havre*.. Montevideo... Great Britain. Rio de Janeiro Australia..... Total Foreign. Grain' Total 24,596 206 LUMBER. Feet. 109.228, 1,390,730" 427.000 423,431 -600,844 346,600 8,286,802. 68|" 813,473 1,8043 8,012 2?8S 7,847 31.943 .isa?- m, NAVAL aroa'a BOIS. 8,619 92,424 4,912 2,869,013 4,088 ' 88,000 690 .271,146 18.306 1,812 L?UBEB. 140,000 i:"065 3,115,638 .I 288,269 200 .H... 10,000 ) 2,437 ? 823,478 4,109.T75V 28 023 5,268 9,*17 288,269 3'.403.90T CompjirativeBxpom of Cotton andRlce from th f Hort of Charle? to a. from Sep? tember 1 nBT&rttf Jamnnry tOT, I8I?1 EXPORTED TO Liverpool.I 1400 Other B?.PdrtBj..i.. 1870-'71. S. L.Up'd. I Rice Tot'l G. Britain Havre. Other Fr. Ports Total France N. ef Europe Tot'l N.Europe S.of Bnrope... W. Indies, ?c. Total F. Ports.. Boston. Rhode Island.. New York._ Philadelphia... Bait, ic Nr'foUi Oth. U.S.Ports Tot'l C'8ePorts Grand Total ? 14C0 zr 1400 34 67220 111?; 72329 4941 4941 5427 82697 1312 1869-'70. s. i.iTjp'd.iRice 1487 1487 328 828 1815 4581 101 1406 2849 ! 930021.6968 301 68881 778 ....I 84031 3074 .... . 4031 2913 108605 4313(191302 14290 14299 2867 10 34313 34313 883 3085 38281 2681 4796 n io 25 los 707361 4402 6886) 11?4 9649 1944 333 1 769* E9010 127291 9327 ' 9346 Charleston "Wholesale Prices. ARTICLES. , PRICKS. BAooiNG, ft yard Dundee. a .? Ganny Cloth. ?2 & 23 New York Doable Anchor; 44 inches, 2*ths_.:.? BALE ROPE, ft lb Manilla. a Western. 8 a 12 * . Jote*.^...A^.j,.....j... ,..{#. .. crrras-Goshen.....TUA 80: a ? -40 County. '26 9 80 Corros, ft ft-1 Ordinary to good ordinary.... 18 ? 13* Low middling. 14*? Middling to strict middling... 14*? . 16 Good middling.v. .. ? ' .. Sea leland. 40- ? 126 COFFEE, ft UV- . - RIO.......20 ? 22. Lagnayra. 24 ? 20 Java. 28 ? so FERTILIZERS Carolina Fertiliser, ft 2000 lbs. 60 00 a ...{.' Wando.FertUlzer,....cash.60 00 a . ..! >" Time...................... 55 00 ? .. ,' Double Refined Pcrudj-ette. 90 00 ? ? Niles' Phosphate. 83 00 ? .. j . Peruvian Guano, ft 2240 ttB.. .100 00 Q Pacific Cuano,ft 2000tts.cash. 65 00 ? ... Time.... 65 00 a ..Tl j. Phoenix Guano.. ?. 66 09. a ...... j Baugh's Phos., ft 2000 lbs. cash 65 00 ? ... :| Rhodes' Phosphate, ft 2000 lbs 66 00 ? I Rhodea' Standard Manure ($65 time). 57 50 ? ... OrchlUo Guano (MO time). 36 00 a .. -4 Land Plaster.. ?..4_....is GO @ 16 00 I Mapee'Super Pho* ft 2000ms. "65 00 ? ... | Woolston's Phosphate of Lime 66 00 ? .. | Wooiston'B Yege'or, ft 2000 tba 66 00 "M .. CToasdale's Gen. Sup.Phos, net 60 00 ? "Jj Bowers'Complete Manure, net 60 00 ? .. . 'Sardy's Phos. Peruvian, cash. 66 00 ? .. Sardy'B Pacific Qnano, cash... 60 00 a .. PatapscoGuano. 6600 ? - "> I E. Frank Co's Ammonlated Doue Phosphate....'.. 60 00,? .. Coe's Pure Dissolved Bone.'..'. ?2 DO ? .. I Whahn's Superphosphate.so 00 ? jo 00; i Etlwan Guano. Nol ($60 time) 54 00 @ li. Etlwan Guano, No 2 ($60 rime) 63 OA ? . I ZelPa Ammonlated BouePhos phate($70 Umet..60 co ? .. I Bussel Coe's Ammonlated Bone ' Superphosphate ($C? m j ll ni e.. 60 00 ? .. I FLOUR, ft bble- _ I Fine.:..;..?.. 5 76 f ,-' L. Super.J. 6 26>d "6'76 Northern and Western Extra. 7 00 ? 7 60 Baltimore Extra.. :. Southern-Super.:. e 25 ? 6 76 Extra. 7 26 @ 7 75 I Family. 8 00 ? 10 GO GHATS, fl bushel- l 1 Maryland Oats. so @ 65 Western Oats. -.. & Corn. 1 12*? f 20l I j EAT, ft cwt- .1 I North River. 1 *6 @ LUMBER, fl M feet- . ?- I I Clear Whli? Pine, first quality. 80 00 ? 55joc ! 'White Pine, good nm.'..: '88 00' @ 40T? I Yellow Pine.20 00 @ 24 00 Boards, rough.ii 1100 # 12 OO Grooved and tongued 28 00 @ 82 00.' MOLASSES, ft gallon Cuba.:. 31 ? .. I Muscovado. 39 ? 42 Sugar-house. 60 ? 1 00 New Orleans. 75 ? NAVAL STOKES, ft bbl Tar.. a ! riteh. ? ... \ Rosin, pale. 3 25 ffl '8 76 Rosin, No. 1. 1 86 1 S 00 Rosin, No. 2..' 1 60 ? .. I Rosin, No. S. ?..?'.. ..Spirits Turpentine, ft gallon.. . 44 a Crude turpentine. 2 60 ? .. I Bard Turpentine. 1 50 ? Oakum, p, tb. 16 ? | NAILS-American 4?20d., ft keg 5 05 ? 7 00 POWDER-Dupont's, F.F.P. g.'..; ooo a * .. Duponts, KF.F..:...'too 0 .f Dupont's. Blasting.... 4 00 a PROVISIONS; ft lb- . ' .'. - ; J i Bacon, Hams. 18 ? 22 Sides. 14 a I Shoulders.... '12 a 12* I ' Strips. a - J J Lard, in tog.:....:.',.:' 13*? . 14* Butter....;.-.J-."... '80 ? 49 f Cheese. 16 a 39 I Potatoes, Irish, ft bbl..:. 4 00 ? 4 50 Sweet. 3 50 ? 4 00 Onions., 4 76 a 6 69 I Apples.t;....;.J...'" 3 00 S 4 60 Eggs. ;-25 r& 30 Poultry-Chickens, ft dos.,., i bo a 4 00 F?W18, fl doz....6 00 a 6 50 . RICI, ft Tb-Carolina,............ 05j# 07* East Lndla...;. a .. i SALT, ft sack-Liverpool, coarse 1 60 a ' -. ? I Liverpool, fine. ..a -.. I SUGAR, ft n>-Raw...,.. .'. d .. I Porto Rico.'....'.....; .. ? Muscovado.'.. ie a ll* BEESWAX-ft ?. 38 @ 40 iIiDEs, Green-ft ft. 5s .. j Dry. 12 a 16 Cn?STOUTs-fl bushel. 4 00 a .ii Importa. DEMERAKA-Per sehr Wm Dening-191 hhdsand 102 bbls sugar and 63 puncheons molasses. To W P Hau. LIVERPOOL-Per Br ship County of.PlCton-9 Mg* Bea Uland ?ntl 0149 balee upland cotton, VfkA :onB phosphate, caf-bags cotton BC ed. - . f KEW Toas-Per steamship Georgia-2Q3 baft lea isl?n d and 960 bales upland cotton. 186 tierces .ice, 26 bales domestics, L3 casks clay, 10 bb'j cot? ton seed on, 8 pfc gs bides, ftc. Receipts by Railroad January 19. SOUTH CAJUJLIKA KAILBOJJ). 2186 bales cotton, 84 bales goods, 9 eira stock. To Railroad Agent, Pelzer. H od gera A co, o H W?rter A co, w w Smith. Graeser A Smith, W 4> Bee A ta, L D Mowry 4 Soo, W SI Byan, Sloan A Selgnious, WB Williams 4t" Son, IB Mulligan, G w WllBams 4 co, Frost A Adger, Wlss 4k co, A J Salinas, 4} A Trennc-im & Son. R, More A co, W o Courtney A co, Watson A Ein, Street Bros-A co,. Cleghorn, Herring ?co.. . ' ' NdRTH?xSTkJtV jtifLBOlD. v 138'bales upland corten, 70 bbls'naval Stores, care lumber and wood; rough-rtce.TJjdse, Ac To G W wu:tams A co, T P Smith. Frost A Adi?er, fi. Fees, A J Salinas, Caldwell *, Son, W K Ryan, Pe zer, Redgers A co, Kinsman A Howell, Heeder i- Davis, Harden A Parker, J Marshall. Jr, Wagen? er A Monseea, J-Campeen A -co. P B Laiane * co. Knobeloch A, Small,.c Kerrison, Jr. L Chap?n JM Schwartz, G w Witt?, Heath A Rice. Ravener* co, G Foll?n, J Wletero, Gel tl sm Uh A Son, E Wei* Ung, Railroad Agent and Order. , . SAVANNAH AMD CHARLESTON BALL8?AB. . 119 bales cotioc,-2O0 bushels, rough rice, mdse, 4c, TaPinckney Bros, W M Lawton A.Sons, W.C j Dukes A cb, W P Dowling * co, Peteer, Rodgers A OG,_J Smith. Wagener A Merdaugh, Geo W Witte, H BiSCoffA co, W C Courtney A co, W A Boy*, EYlrgto, AJvaadeihorBt. D H Ellis, EJ Wls3 * co, B W McTureoos, W B Williams A Son, J D Aiken A co, W 0 Bee A Cb, needer ? Davis. Kinsman & Howell, H W DeSaussure, P B Lal an e. A co, Dr B Witseli, M Brown, J A Quackenbush. RORI CALENDAR. ? KOON'8 PHASES; Full Moos, 6th, 4 boura, 3 minutes, evening. Last Quartet. 14th, 1 hour. 37 minutes, morning. New Moon; iOth. 7 hours, 12 Minutes, evening. First Quarter, 28th. 9-hours, 64-miautee, morn g. JANUARY. 18 Monday. 7.. A 17 Tuesday...... 7. .'.4. 18 Wednesday.. - 7., 4 1? Thursday.... 7.. 8 20Friday....... 7.. 8 21 Saturday ...J 7.. 3 22 Sunday......! 7.. 2 SUN. RISKS. SUM SITS. e..ie a..17, J..18 5..19 6..? 6..2L 6. .TS KOON u. ? a 2. .24 3. -34 4.. 42 l.A* acta. 6. .20 7..16 HIGH w Alia. S..83 '4,.40 6..43 6..58 7. .83 8..21 9.. 6 Fer steamship Georgia, for New York-Edw Frere, Mr and Mrs Delaney, F Bergmann, L Smith and others. Per Steamer St Helena,-from sant?s and Way Landings-Maj B Manlganit and 1 on dook. MARI SE NEW8. CHARLESTON, JANUARY 20. ~ ARRIVED YESTERDAY. ~ Br brig Flora. Melford, New Yo rt- 8 dav?. Bal? last. To Hunt Bros A co. - Sehr Wm Dening, Cook, Demarara--IA Jay*. Sugar and molasses, tn w PDBJI. On the issn inst, tn the Gulf Stream, Richard Stepson, sea* < men, fell overboard and was drowned} Brerv effort possible waa made to aare atm, but owing to the wind- being Very high at the time, and a heavy sea prevailing, all efforts proved rottfe." Sehr' s Burgess, Burgess; Maw Y ort-s da ya Muse. TQ W noach A co, Goldsmith. A, Son, W R .Chafes A co, I Hyman.* co,F Walsh. B O'Neill, Walker;Evana A Cogswell. 8 C Railroad Agent, J W Harrisson, Douglas * Miller, Jtavenei A co, A B Taft* cn, OD Ahrens A co, lt White, Joa Borham, Bollmann Bros, cr A Trenhoim * Son, Cameron, Barkley A co, D k isley, PL omiiemin. . ?" - Sem-Emma D Finney, Peterson, Kew York-io day?. Guano axd acida. To H F Baker * co, W C Dukes * co. Pelter, Rodgers 4 ca .* ' gchr Charlotte Flsberij-, Greenport, L I, - Goan-,'. To Kinsman A Howell. - Sehr Ann 8 Deas, GarbattL west Polnt-Mih. 70 tx? rice. To W O Bee A co, J-Colcook 4 ?0. - Sehr Geo R E Lee, Grad lek-. Cooper River. 1338 j 'bushels rough rice. To G H I n g rah am 4 Son. Steamer Planter, Foster,- Peedee River via Georgetown. 273 hales upland cotton. 028 bpis naval stores, mdse, Ac To Ravepel, Holmes 4 *co. 8 D'stoney, L lr Mowry ft"Sc< G WWitte, A B Mulligan, W K Byan; O W Williams * co, Frost * Adger. Claghorn, Herring * co, W C B?e * co, -Geo fi Walter * co. Boll ms rm Bros, J A.Quaekeo bnsb, ShackeUbcd * Kelly, Barden * Parker, Per zer, Rodgers A co, Archer * Fenwick and Order. ' Steamer 8t Helena, sinclair, San tee. -bales upland cotton And- sand rles. . To Pelzer, Rodgers 4 co. Feeder 4 Davis, J Wiley 4 co. Frost 4 Ad? ger, r.ratser 4 "Smith, Wm Karena, D Linen?al and Order. . . ?. ' - Sloop G W Foster, Jcaeph, San tee. 960 bushels rough rice. To G H Ir graham 4 Son. Flat from James Island, ll "bags trea island cot? ton. To Gaillaad 4 Mlnott. Received from Habenicht's Mill, James Island. 2 bags sea island cotton. To W C Bee 4 co. CLEARED YESTERDAY. Steamship Georgia, Crower., New York.-Wag? ner, Huger A cd, W A Courtenay. -Br ship COHO ty of Picton, Erskine, Liverpool R Mure A co. SAILED YESTERDAY. Steamship Georgia, CirowelL Kew York.' Sehr Emma Green, Collins, Matanzas. ' FROM THIS FORT. Span steamshlp'B?ta, Riestra, Liverpool, Janu? ary 16. Steamship Sea Gull, Dutton, Baltimore, Janu? ary 17. Br ship City of Halifax, Cannrngham, Liver? pool, Jhhuary 16. j UP FOR THJ8 PORT. Sehr Walter H Thorndike, Ha1!, at Rockport, Me, ready to sall January 13. CLEARED FOR THIS PORT. ? - Sehr Ida-Richardson, BodelL ar Bal ti more, Jan? uary 13, ? -u. -. . ,, \ . Sehr Mary 0 Frye, Pendleton, at New York, January 17. -'. - ? . .? MEMORANDA. * The steamship j W Everman, from Philadelphia ron hi? port, put Into-Hampton Roads on wed? nesday io make some trifling repairs to the en? gine, and left on Thursday for this port. NOTICE TO MARINERS. UN OTP STATES OF AM EUI CA-so ern CAROLINA CHARLESTON HAK BOH. On and after the let day of February, lsTl.'The lights exhibited 'from both of the Air- ris Island beacons, serving as a range, for.crossing the bar of the main ship channel; the light exhibited from WeehaWk?n llght-vess?l, and the light exhibited | from Castle Plncknev,- Charleston Harbor, S. C., will be white,instead of red, as at present..,, By order of the Lighthouse Board. ' ' W. B. S HT munt. Rear Admire*?.Si'Navy, chairman. Treasury Department, o nice Liga t house Board, Washington, D. C.. January 12,1B71. LUt of. Shipping IN TDK PORT OP CHARLESTON, JANUARY 19. Vessels under 100 tons, and steamers coasting - * within the State, excepted, STEAMSHIPS. Corinna (Br). 1112 rons, Dryden, at Atlantic wharf, ' for Liverpool, loading-RMare * co. Manhattan, 1337 tons, Woodhull, at Adger's wharf, for New York, loading-James Adger A co. Georgia, isoo tons.-ero well, at Union wharf, for -New York, ready-Wagner, Huger 4 co, W A Courtenay. J W EveTman, 691 tons, ninckley, at Brown 4 * co's wharf, for Philadelphia, loading-W A Courtenay. Maryland, 631 tons, Johnson, at Unlon'wharf, for Baltimore, loading-Paul C Trenhoim. - SHIPS. John Sidney, 1002' tons, Bart lett, at Vanderhorst's I wharf, fpr Liverpool, ready-w B Smith 4 co. * John 0 Baker, mo tons, Spear, at Vamterhorst's wharf,for Liverpool. loading-Street Bros ft co. Connty of Picton (Br). 690 tons, En-Una, at Central wharf..for Liverpool, ie adv- R Mure A co. Eliza Everett (Br), 893 tons, Dennis, at Vaader-.| horst's Wharf, for Liverpool,"loading-B S Rhett 4 Son. Aurora (Span),- tona, Borat an, In Ainley River, . for thc Rio dela piata.ioadtug-W P Hall? MusconguB, (Br),'700 tons, Grover, at Kerr's wharf, from Liverpool, discharging-Ba ven el ..4C0. " Edith (Br), - tons, Hilton, In Ashley River, from Yarmouth, N S, waiting-B 8 Rhett 4 Son. R C winthrop, 900 tona Stewart, at Atlantic whan', lor Liverpool, loading-Patterson * Stock. Island Home (Br). 726 tons, Mc Le lian, at Acoom i . modatlon wharf, for Liverpool, loading-Hen . ry Card. ' BARKS. - Lillie M, (Br.)-tons, Guthrie, at Robb's MM, for a Port id Great Britain, loading-C C Coe; Supt. 'J -. - . Paquete de Cantabria (Sp). 248 tons, On sain, at Brown 4 co's wharf, for Santander, ready W P Hall. Ysabel (Span) 343 tone, Auton, at Brown 4 co's wharf, for Barcelona ready-W P HabV Hawk eye (Brj, - tons, Hreachin, In the Stream, from Gtrgenil, Sicily, discharglng-Street Bros ft co. Sailor Prince 446 tona McManns, at Atlantic wharf, for Liverpool, loading-E Willis. Ked ir, 330. tons, Sonder, In the Stream, for Valpa? raiso, reatiT-S'reet Broa ft co. Arbitrator (Br). 647 tons, irwin. at Boyce 4 co's wharf, from Liverpool, walting-Mas>er. Hattie G Hall, 600 tous, Flake at Central wharf, for Liverpool, loading-atreer Bros ft co. Adriatic (Br), 438 t na McKenzie, at Atlantic wharf, for Fleetwood, Eng, ready wm B Smith ft co. _ - , "_. Yunrurt, (Br,) 443 tons, Campbell, at Vender horst's wharf, from Bverpool, discharging Ravenel 4 co. _ Sabra Moses, (Br). 636 tons. Killara, at Boyce 4 co's wharf, for Liverpool, loading-J A Bas? low 4 co. Wells. ft j rg ? ? nialia, (Span,) 4M tana, inna, at Attona . wharf, for .Liverpool, loadlag-Wj' Hajj. Kepler (N Ger), - tone, LsjucrenTO, et ?Satie: " wharf, from Bremen) (Ustaar^tn*-Q A-Hop - i?yAoo. . o - -.- 5 . . ?| Howard (Br), ??6 Urne, Shaw. At Boyce A- oo'a wharf, for Gottenborg, loading-B 8 Rhett A Soo.- . ? -. - Prof Schwelgard fNorjr- 3? tone, Swan, at Mar aHaifa wharf, from cardin, dischargiag-Gr-, Bio de laPlataiBri. 647 tons,'Landry. ?t'Commer-, mer?iafwnarf, for Oort and a Marre?, loan mg-S Mure* co? . James Ivaa^Bf). 4^ lpns, Carroll, at Da lon. Whait, from Boston, waifing-G A Trenholm ABon.', P?lmf-a fSp'?fl), 530 tonar Granada, ai Brown * - co's wharf, for Barcelona. loadmg-W-P-,aail - Moselle /Br), - tona. Lefeuvre, at . Palmetto* wharf, fronfcape de"Verds, "fraJ?ug-K mare A CO. "* ? ? - .? ' ? ~ Walter,;-. ton?, SUnson, ats. E Railroad w lia rr, . from Baltimore, discharging-Street Bros Sc CO. . . " . FeianifTNor), tins. Taliafcaen. st Man-hairs wharf, from Poit Talbot, discharging-bider. * * ?j . 1JBIGS. ^ .?. i? .? V ? Salvidor, ?>an,)'-tons, Qrta, at BroVn't co> wnarf, fur ?Barcelona, reatty-w pBllh * % I V CT RoodSWirt,tons, Parker.-at N.mb??8*em - Railroad .-whatf, ioCwBtjatoa, loadla {-Wmt RoacliA co. . ? pfsnta (Spanpc^, 147 tons.'?SmseTh, at "BuTWtV <*4 co's wharf, mr Baree! Ona^oadmg-w P Hall. Prwleatev (Span). - tow, Fout,.at uro wc, A co-4 wharf Jrom Cardenas. JuatarriveflT-WTHhIL Piora fBr). 350 tons, Mtrrford, In the Stfpara, frein . Kew Yorlc, Jost arrived-H nat Broa &40. ? ; 8CH00NEB6. -. ** > Elias Moore, 9*0100% beGroo .in Ashley River, - , for, Baltimore, loa<llng r-Street BJ OA A.co. ? S Groves, 258 'ions. W^ aver.' in ABtiley River, ' idr rTiTlMeTplrnT;?ibadT7it^B-PBaKer'-*ba* B 5 Hawkins, sea tons, Wyatt, at AUgt*?* wa arr, for Boston, loading-W. noach 4 oo. . * Kacey Sml'h, 442 tons, Boyd, at Commercial wharf, for Gibraltar'and a Market, loading-0 . Ii Hnben. *.**-> WUlle Martin. - tons, Noyes, at Souther*- ?wharf, from Bal inn OTC, discharging-*-? A En stow ? - .-*eo> . ? .'. .. . Lisais Carr. - tons, Gilchrist, at Can tra! waar fl from Belfast, Me, walting-A McCobb, Jr. WerH? F Bdrgesi, - tons, Burgess, at lt B Rail? road wharf, ior Kew York,loadlng^W Dsaeh DayUgfit lo? tons, McFadden, at Ucioa wbarT, from Baracoa, discharging-Bayer A K vessel, .jr.; -. - - . . . . f J. W. ARen, - lons* Deane, at .Brown t M'S wharf, from Portland, Me, w*aitlng-TVrn Roach-A co. John Lenthall,-tona Martin, m Ashley River, . foe New ?ork* loadag-W Roach A co- .... Hartnona, 252 tons, Burgess, at Southern wharf, from Betritt,- MT, discharging--J A ?&SloW*A co. Ida S Burgess. - .toss, Burgess, at Adger ia wharf^from New York, illscharglng-W Roach A cb, ? " " ' " f Emma D Flnnev, 169 toas, Peterson* ?t Wando cc's wharf, Hom Kaw York, discharging-H P "Wm Dennfng?T*;9't'ona CooS, at Brown f'jo'S' wharf, from ? Bern erara, dtachaTgmg^vr'P Hail. - . ; - t \> Charlotte Fisher, -- tons. .... . rn tbs Stream, ?ftom Greerfjort, L I, Just a'filved^Mtoster.- r ' * LIST OF VESSELS OT, CLEARED A>'D SAOS? 'MB THUT POW. . F ?JVEJ . LrVSHTCKTL. P ** Bark* Vmoof Robson, -eatled . A ....A. .Beer- 9 TheBelUftte, Nielsen.sailed..^-Bee22 The Draupben-lngotdaen, sailed.BerM The Emmanuel. Elntraen, sailed...........Deo 7 Br Uark.Ansdell, Pearce, sal!ed.,..pep 29 BIO M JASHTBO. 1 Br brig Prothesa, Ball, sailed.....-...I'..^..Dee CALLAO. 'a Fr bark Intimes, GeffloC sailed......Oct 16 ST. JOHlfS, x.-B. ? I Br ship Kate Troop, Crocket, sailed..... .*.. .Jan' I L . OISKTOXSOS. Spanish brig Carraquena, Pages, Balled-Dec 2 ? w?ss??, N. r. Sehr Wonder, Armstrong, cleared.Jan 7 ??ME8TIC. ;~ t . ao?rtnt. ?eur - F. A li Marta, Marta, ?leared .'.v. i.wi.. .f ao"U 'Sear Fawn? MegaUin.Jan 10 Sehr A Bi a Isdell, Garfield, up."Dec it ITtfWTOKk. 'Br bars Carmel. Patten, cleared-...;. Xr.?. Jm 10 behr David Currie, Berret, up.......... ..-Jan 6 . Behr Georgetta, Lord, cleared.. Jan 16 Sotir My rover, Brown, np... .*..'......79019 Sctrr Mary 0 Fry e, Pendleton,* clear od..... 1 Jan 17 rBiLADaLruia. ..... Sch John S Lee, Van Gilder, cleared.Jan 14 Sehr A M Gaskill, *Gas*ni, up. :.Jan 19 _ BALTIMOKH. i . Sehr H C Sheppard. Clark, up.Jan 4 8chr A G Pay, Parsons, cleared....*..Jan" 9 Sehr D Gifford, Jerreli, cleared...Jan 14 Behr ida Biohardsoh. Bedail, cleared....... Jan IT Sehr Sea Queen, Gnptll, cleared.Jan 16 Sehr Palma, Rankin, op.Jan 17 . S. ?KW 0KXJTAK8. . Brig Margaret, Johnson, cleared..............Jan 7 Sehr D.B Everett, Hooper, up.,.., Jan 4 - TOOTLANB, Ma. ' ' - Sehr M C Lysnsr Smith, np.Jan 6 - aocarcBX, na < . . . Sehr W H Thorndike, Hall, to sall.Jan 17 F O R ii rw Y m ? [ON SATURDAY, JANUARY 21, AT 4 3d * O^OLOCKP. M.} / OLP LIVK SEW YORK AIVD CHARLES? TON STEAMSHIPS. , 5STABHSHED 184/.. i SPACIOUS AK D ELEGANT DECK. STATE-ROD MS. i The very fast and splendid Sidewheel Steamship [MANHATTAN, H. S. Woodhull, -Commander, will leave Ad ger's Wharf as above. . Through Bills of Lading given on Cotton to Liv? erpool at the following* rate?: Sea rttand, ixd; Upland, JfoV . ' - For Freight or. Passage, apply to - JAMF.s ADGEK A CO., Agents. Th? JAMES ADGER follows on TTtrflfTAr, 24th January, at 8 o'clock P. M. jaol8-4 fJH^OUGH BILL$ p. I ?*G TO BALTIMORE PHILADELPHIA, BOS? TON, BREMEN, AND THE CITIES OF THE NOBTUSEST. The. fine steamship MARYLAND,' Johnson, Commander, will sall Tor Bal-, timor? ou FBTDAV, 20th January, at- 2 f - 4ST PliBadeipma Freights forwaraeu to .that . city, by railroad from Baltimore without addi? tional Insurance, and Consignees are allowed am 'pie time to sample' and' sell their -Goods' from the Railroad Depot in PhiladelsJria. PAUL C. TRENHOLM; Agept, janl8-3_ No. 2 Union Wnarves. jpOR LIVERPOOL DIRKCJ, .. -, ? TOiiAlLON-ORABOUT. 218TJSSTAKT. - . The new iron S team ah lp CORINNA,, Drydeu, Master, having a large .portion, of her cargo engaged and going on board, meet with dispatch, to sall as above. - - For Freight engagements, apply io . . . ROBT. MORE A CO., 'x . jani4_Central Wharf. pACLFIO MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPTb " THHOCGH LINK TO ' " * CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND J AFAN. FARES GREATLY REDUCED. . Steamers of the above :line leave-Pier No. 42, North. River, foot .of street, Kew York, at 12 o'clock noon, of toe 4to and 20th of every month (except when these dates fall on Sunday, then the Saturday precad ?DDeparture of the 20th connect at Panama with steamers for South Pacific and Central American ports. Those of 4tb touch at ManaaniOo. Steamship AMERICA leaves San Francisco tor Ja lian and China February 1,18 u. No California steamers touch at Havana, but go direct from New York to Asplnw&n. One hundred pounds baggage free to eaduadult. Medicine and attendance iree. For Passage Tickets or other Information apply at the COMPANY'S TICKET OPFI0E,. on .the wharf foot of Ganai street, North River. New York. F. R. BABY, Agent. Joiyi6-lyr _' JfiOR FORT SUMTER. - The Steamer POC081N, Captain w. H. Gannon, will leave as above SAT-^ CROAT, 2lst, at 12 o'clock, from Marte?, foot of Market street. Retmrnlpg at a quarter past 2 o'clack. J- B? MURRAY, Jan20-1* Agent*. Jan? gi Tie fl rst-oiasa AA Briirsh. Bark ?MS8 JU PV& laomuC*rto1t,*^TMjl?**r^3& quarters ol Her care*- eogagjd, will have im? mediate dispatcher aboreport. reoelve <iego,.:a??l. wtfl ?iave. dispatch forme -^jaaTI " ,- Acetanawdatlon Wharf. "HI OB G,4BPJ^ER'S BLUFF, AND INTiaOatraATO?SaWW ON" THE PHE DEE RIVEN, VLa-GEORGETOWN. Toe Steamer Pf^NTFJl, DaiUJm T. . Foster, ls now receiving freight at ??SHBIHC Aceommod at ton waarrfEnd mu- leave on aiivur Freight and wharfage prepaia, ? For freight or passifs apply on board, or to ? ? RATENt?L,-H?fcMEA ACO., jao20-2 - ", ;, jCytEsjtBay, "jp? SAVANNAH VIA. ErACIf i? LAND . ... ixe AN^BEAC?TORT. ' The mt ^flfng- -Steamei PILOT^ .^Jwa^, BOT. Captain ?TTV. ?ftr wi? )?ave,^iSHBK * . * RBTTJRMNG, The PtteT -.BOY, will leaye Savannah every ^JraauAT MoB?ptaat 7 o'clock. Beaufort and Pa? nt Landing aante.day. ? ?. D. A IKENA GO.; R BOT? " r * -?yeats, Oeatral Wbak ru?; n?S8jp^BS?Kl4m^ ^OERT, ? POHr SOSAL BAiLBUAD. WHARF, PARIS % m 1BLANIV LA8TDCSG. OTAXlu* CH??, iKD OTHES LAOtBLNOfc WtiERE IN ?ECEMSJfTB ARE Of F?RED. ?j itlSSSSSn?Si?lS Induce rn en ts offfir win touch at airy^of ' ta? abofe Landings. ' * ' ' S iwWf 'v .v ?. . * ?.<>.?? 4MHhl TOE SATANNA?, FEr?AOTI^ JA?MW VILLE, PI LATEA AND ALL PClNTflON ^.^^TH* BT, JflgK'S BiyEJU. .?he- Stearne/ TMOTATCK, Cantata Qeorj?-JL MaMiDa* ?ul sali JJ CeatraJ Wharf for_above i Evnmra, at ??,'eiort, arri .. um every SOWTMAT AWBBMOWI. at every ?TDIT BYBSWd, at 6 back at Oastlestca o'clook. OCtlO .arcfiKLX JJ^, TO a^A^AJT^ ; T^MH?tt BT^AT?KrHT. FOR PACI FW LANIH*G., B EA fJFO RT. LT LLTON ''VueSw?mi^' . #... ELI SB A.- Wit. W- C O Xl wa, -at 7 ?o'cteek, aTrtvtDg.-*t ftavan?ah thaaame evening, and leaving for Dartan, Atv, tba foUeW toa? morning. Returning, wdl leave Savannah rar ChatleWVery MONDAT-?r*siNO, at f o'clock. , For Freight or pensase, apply to ; . . BAVJQi?L.a?}LMES A CO., aepto T?o. I7? Earn Bay;. ?i?eis., * OLD CAEOLIKA BITTERS,. ' FOB dari BT " ? : E, E. BEDFORD, King etreet, . ^ / .. ?. p. AHSENS & CO.T,Krng street, .B> FELIrMANN *CO , Kng-Btreet, And by Druggists and Grocers everywhere. S ICES RED U CE 3>. - FAIRBANKS & C?., ' No. $62 Broadway, New Tort ..? - -So. reeBaMlrnor^-BtreeJ!, Baltimore. No. ?S Camp street, New Orleans. FAIRBANKS, BROWN ?i CO.,* . *. J -M<Kii8Miik-?trtX5t, Boston. For^a^by^ieadlng Hardware Dealers, ' ? WHOLESALE AGENTS FOB THE 019 CAROLINA ?I TT ESS. H. BISCHOFF & COI, r * H.KLATTE A, Cp,x ; ^ * B0LLMA??N BROTHE??, .- , J. A Q?ACSENB08K, WAGENBB 4 MONSEES MANT0?B4C?.' Q HAMFOOLNG AND HAfB OUTTLtiQ. n r.Anrayt - AND CHLTJ Attended at thjsirj^anceB ^rompUy <?? u , .?.?. -... Broad atiese; next door to may?