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COMMERCIAL KXtTFB. Exports or tke Week ending FeVrj FOREIGN. LIVERPOOL-Per Br ship Elisa Everett-M j Bea island and 2368 bales upland cotton, 323 se cotton seed, an? 326 tons phosphate.... .wt john O Baker-178 bags sea isiand and 341&o upland cotton. _ _ _K"" PLYMOUTH, ENG-Per Br bark Scott-Phospl INVERNESS, SCOT-Per Br bark Louisa Cot Phosphate rock. _ _ ""_ Vr GIBRALTAR AND A MAKW Per sehr Ns Smith-1460 bates noland cotton. BARCELONA-Per Span brig Prudente-475 1 upland cotton, 107 bbls rosin.... Per span pol j?ronta-312 bales upland cotton, 288 bbls rosl CARDENAS AND A MAKE ST-Per sehr Willie ! tin-oo.fOd feet pitch pine lumber, 149 empty lasses hhdfl. DOMESTIC. BOSTON-Per sehr BN Hawkins-840 ba.es land cotton. 41 tes rice, 1080 bnshels paddy ?mahe's rice flour, 84 bags cotton seed, 2 bales mer belting. Nsw your-Per steamship South Carolina bags sea Island and 946 braes upland cottoi bales domestics, 155 tierces 'Ice, KT bbls rosii ? casks clay and sundries. ...Per steamship Chai ton-95 bags sea island and 712 bales upland ton, 52 tierces rice, 45 bales rags, 89 bundles per, 43 bales domestics. 25 rolla leather, 37 i sundries.Per steamship champion-421 sea island and 676 bales upUad cotton, 10 tie: rice, ll? bale? domestics, 113 empty bbl* 120 p sundries. PHILADELPHIA-J/er steamship virginia-13C rice, 248 bales cotton, 604 bbls ro.-in, 96 bales nestles, 16 tons Iron, 21 bales rags, hides, Ac, bbls and sundries. BALTIMORE-Per steamship Maryland-402 rice, 413 bales cotton, yr. tm les Jomes.; us, 4 h and l bale hides, and sundries. The Charleston Market. TOR TSE WERE ENDING THURSDAY, FE BRU A El THE CROPS -There has been no feature or portauce developed during the past week In re enoe to the planting of the next crops, the t Tor which ls now rapidly approaching. In st sections thero ls considerable newspaper agitai on the necessity of paying more.attentlon to j -visions, and curtailing the area or cotton, bu what extent this will actually take place ls as - uncertain. The event which will most proba restrict the operations or planters will be the Acuity or procuring lib?ral advances, and ni this time factors generally express the Intent of being unusually cautious on the present pi or the staple; but the amount of the influe this will exert remains for the fut ure -to fndlc: THE RECEIPTS.-The aj rivals at the cotton pt for the week up to Friday last were 150,800 ba against 146,887 bales t Me week before, and 104, eales for the perl d.the year previous. At 5 Orleans tba-reoelptB were 55,119 bales, in contr with 48,759 bales lor the week the last year. 1 total supplies at re caxton ports from S tomber X, 1870, up to the latest mall dates,-wi S.177,028 bales, against 1,719,692 bales the prevti .season, showing au Increase or 457,336 bales. 1 total arrivals at the chief Son them markers fr? ' September 1.18T9, up to-the latest telegraphic teuigence, as contrasted with list year, were follows: 1871. 18 Sew Orleans. February i.76 y GS 607. Mobile, February .1.261,099 220, Savannah, February l............526,479 . 353,i Charleston, February 1.2?l,30T i TO. t ?alvestQB,February I...124.72* m< Virginia, February 1.191,274 146, North Carolina, February 1. 69,644 40,1 The following are the receipts of cotton at t euler Southern centres, as reported by telegrap from January 26 to February l, 1871, Incluait This includes alt points but overland: Ssw ORLEANS Jan 26..9335.?.Jan 27.. .13,397 ? Jan 28_4954.Jan 30...14,192 f 67,5 Jan 31.8*39........Feb 1 ...11,786J - MOBILE Jan 26.-..1126...."..Jail21....38431 Jan 28. 4.-.0..Jano0....5(<56}t7,l S Jam 81.5350.Fehl ....1301J BATANNAH Jan 26.5260.Jan 27... .49581 Jan88 .4687....Jan 30. 7653 S32,3 Jan 31.6S33.Febl ....3821J CHARLESTON Jan 26..19<5. Jun 2T... .101.7 ) Jan 28.1937.Jan30....1958 1-11,g Jan 31.20L5.Feb l ....2332) GALVESTON Jan 26.\3it.Jau 27... .1570 ) Jan 23.13C0.Jan CO. ...2005 5-11,1. Jan81.-..3959.Febl ....1229J NORFOLK Jan 26...2217.Jan 27....11431 5 Jan 28... ;.1282..Jan 80... .2657 f 10,S; Jan 31.102:.FeDl_1907 J WILMINGTON Jan 26 . 77.Jan 27.... 2331 Jan 23. 105.Jau 30.... 850 ?1 2,72 Jan81. 790....'....Febl .... 640) Total.143.4S The supplies i'or the corresponding week las year were ?oi.eoi bait6. The stocks or thc article In sight at the Tates dates were as rollows: . " ? 187i: ' 1STC Stock In Liverpool.?bftles. 672,000 3 O.o? Sto?k in London.,\. 73,940 114,67 Stock ld Glasgow. 450 -.26 Stock m Havre. 80.800 * 10:0 Stock in Marseilles. 7,950 6,70 Stock m Bremen. 11.250 2.30 Stook rest ol Continent!. 20,000 33,00 Afloat, ror Great Britain (Amer? ican). 285,000 103,00 Afloat Tor France (American and Brazil1.* . 71,00 Total Indian cotton afloat ror Europe.80.427 101.85' Stock m United States pom.. 662,796 488,55 Stock in inland towns......... 123,243 B6,04< Total. 1,832,866 1,482,85' These figures Indicate an iuorease io the* cotton In sight to-night or 349,793 bales compared with the same date or 1370. The arrlv?lvat this port ror the week were 376 hags of sea islands and Florida", and 11,466 bales ol uplands, in contrast with ?39 bat?s ol sea Islands and Floridas, and 13,149 bales or uplands the week before, and 411 taags of,sea Islands and Floridas, and S355 baies of uplands ror the period the year pre vi ons. These supplies ii ave oom as follows : Say of uplands, per Sooth Carolina Railroad, 19,493bales; per Northeastern Railroad 703 bales; per Savannah and Charleston Railroad 227; Ed lat o 8; Beaufort 1; Georgetown 6; Savannah 26; Florida 4. Of sea Islands: Bet> r.lort 40; James liUnd ll; Northeastern RuiUoad 9; JEdisto86; Pospon 15; Florida 266: Savannah 4. THE COTTON MARKET.-The staple during the period nuder review has been ol a somewhat fluctuating character, with an easier tendency, prices during the week varying froir #<9??o $?ib, with moderate transactions,, the foreign ratea commencing at. s@S)fd ? lb fur middlings up. lands, softening to 7Jfd; at*>'ew York PTlces bc gan aties'c, tec?led to and improved to 15>?c, while at this point middling uplands were from 14X@16C rh, dosing at 14 ." c. The. Liyi^ool and New York marketa, have shown the following salesand prices lor this pe * ried: On Friday, Jauuary 27, Hie former was dull at s@5>?il, sales 12,000 bales; the latter closed steak at l&fto, sales SOOO bales. On Saturday thc -former was quio: at 8 \ i?@S>id, sales 12,000 bales; the latter was dull at 15.^c, sa.es 21^0 bales. On Monday 1 he former waa doll, uplands S@81-16d, sales 10,000 bales; the la ter was weak atl6??c, sales 3100. bales. On Tuesday the fer? mer was dull, uplands sd. sales ?ooo bales; the latter was dull and heavy at is^o, sales 2000 bal s. .On Wednesday the former was heavy, ch slug at j VA, sales lo.coo ba es; the latter was dull aad lower a: i5>:c, but Improved tol5,^f, sales' -S4CO bales. Yesterday, rrom the rormer there were no dispatches; thc latter was quiet at 15>ic. The business at this port ror the past week was as follows : On Friday, January 29. the market was firm, but purchasers operated only to a mod? erate extent; skies 800 bales; ordinary to good or? dinary being quoted at 18,'?@i4)?c, low middling 14?i. middling 14J<@15, and strict mlddllug itjfc V lb. On Saturday the article was dull and easier, and prices receded X6Mc 1? lb; sale-. 1(JOQ bales; ordinary to good ordinary being quoted at i?>i@ 14V low middling 14}?@14X. middling 14% and strict middling I4%@tdc ? lb." On Monday the staple c immenc- d at Armer rates, anti advanced H?Ua * rb, but closed quiet and wi ak; ea|es 1200 bales; ordinary to good ordinary being quoted at 13;4*@14?i. Hw middling UH- middling UgalS, and strtot middling I5jf*a ? lb. un Tuesday thc Inquiry wa? ti a fat. extent, but the rates were softer and fell off about %c f, lb; -a'cs 1200 bales; ordinary to good ordinary bf nc qnotsd at 13>4@ M>4. low middling 14s. rairtdl'na- .1%, and strict middling 16c f) lb. On Wednesday the article was dull and about 18c 9 lb lower; sales 700 bales; ordinary to go d ordinary heing quoted at 18?14, lew middling 14J{, mhld lng 14?. strict middling no sates. Yesterday the article was dull, weak and nominal, sales near 700 bales; say IS at 125?, 42 at 13*, 64 at 13*, 82 at 14, ?0 at 14*, 18 at 14*, 127 at 14*, 58 at 14*, 76 at ?4J?, 85 at 14X0 fi lb. We quote r LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION. Ordinary to good ordinary.13 @14 Low middling.14*?14* Middling.14*? Strict .middling.nominal. SEA ISLAND COTTON.-The arrivals of this class or the staple.are diminishing, anl were fdr the week 876 bags of sea islands antL Floridas, In con? trast with 680 the week previous and 411 fer the same time last season. There has been a steady demand for nearly all qualities, particularly for good and fine grades? and prices have exhibited a Arm and well sustained character, the sales amounting to about 600 bags, or which about SOO were Carolinas and 300 Floridas; among the*CaTo lluas were 16 frosted at 45c> ll at 40; 46 at 50; ? at 52; l at 55; 64 at 60; 4at63; 6 at65;18 at 70;(18"at 72; 5 at 75; lo at 80; 47 at 85. Of Floridas, 4 at 85; 19 at 33; 3 at ?9; 36 at 40; 3 nt 41; 4 at 42; 34 at 45; 17 at 5*0; 19 at 53; 72 at 55; 20 at sr.; 4 at 60. We quote: Carolinas common 50@6Cc ft Tb; medlom 60@67;good 68@75; fine and extra fine at 80?$1 and upards fi lb. Floridas may besoted at 35? 40c ft !b for common; 46?47 for medium to good ; aud48@55c fi ft and upwards for 'tine and ex? tra fine qualities. ? -BICE.-The supplies of Carolina rougjt coating to hand are limited, and were about 20,000 bushels for this.time. The light Eupply on sale, with the firm views of ractors, has prevented a more ex? tended b? sin es?, and the transactions, which amounted to about 900 tierces of clean Carolina were at-firm figure?. Among the sales" were'35 tierces at 6*, 112at615-ic, 168'at 7, 93at7L*lfl, 128 at 7>?, 3C6 at 7 3-16, 50 at 7*, 50 at 7*C fl lb. We quote common to fair clean Capo'llua at 0*@7; good 7*@7*c ft rb. ? N'A VAL STORES.-The supplies of these articles coming to hand are light, and* we note moderate transactions. Arnon.: the sales were 21 bbls spirits turpentine at 44, 200 bbls on private term?, 5 tbls extra No. 1 rosin at $3, 45 bbls No. 1 at S2 50,26 bbls low No. 1 st $2,16 bbls extra No. 2 at $1 85, Sr Mj? No. 2 at $1 80, 43-bblS No. 3 at SI 75, 3 obis opaque at $150 ft bbl. HAY.-The arrivals of North River qualities have amounted to about 200 bales. No Eastern to hand. Jobbing* lots or North River arc held at $1 75?l 80 per hundred. .CORN.-This grain has come forward more freely, the arrivals having been about 15,000 bush? els, mostly from Baltimore, aud a cargo Irom North Carolina. Sales of 2C00 bushels of Balli, more prime white took place at Jl 12 per bushel weight* bag? Included; 1030 bushel} or thc same nt a similar figure; 2IQ0 bushels North Carolina white, lu bulk, at $1 04 per bushel weight. Lluihed parcels of prime whlte-se 1 at si 15?120 per bush cl. 3fcC0 bushels slightly mixed sold at $1 07 per bushel, weight, sacks Included. OATS.-Tho market has be u liberally supplied. The anlvals were about 11,000 bushels. Whole? sale transactions took place-at 67@70c.'fi bufh-l, in bulk, and at 75@S0c. in bags. Limited parcel* sell nt S'.'@S5c. ft bushol. weight, sacks-included. PEAS.-Limited arrivals of "day" arecomlog from ihe'lnterlor, anl we note a g.od demand partly fur the southwestern market, at about $2 ft bushc}. FLOI R.-This article has continued firm, with but light supplies of the better grades. Northen! and vTastvm ?uper may be quoted af$0 25?7, 1? bbl; extra at $7 90@S fi bbl; rami'y at'$8 50?? ft bbl. Southern qualities may be qu>ted ai $8 5o? 7 ft bbl for saper; $7 60@S ft bbl fot*- extra; $8 i0@9 50 fu>bl r?r family, and $9 5. @10 ft bbl Tor ext ta and fancy brands. BACON-Has had an advancing teadency, with a moderate supply of prime, and rather a better demand. Prime smoked shoulders may he-quoted at 11*?T2': ft lb; prime's moketl ole ir rib side? at 14c ? lb: silted shoulders at lo*c ft rb, and salted sides at 12*c ft lb. VEGETABLES ANO FRUIT.-Irish potatoes at>iln fair supply, and are la reques: for S?OJ pur? poses. Beach-blows may bc quoted at S4 ft bbl; Jackson whites at j$4@54 50; Goodrich, *f., $4 ?4?0j? bld.: Pink Ey es, ?5; Early Rose $7 ft bbl. Onions of a good quality are scarce and -sell at $T ? bbL Apples arc Lu Um!iel stock, and sell at S3 5t?4 50 ft bbl. Oranid are held at.$3. 50 ft hundred. Baracoa bananas seil at $2 50@4 ft bunch. f COFFEE.-A cargo cf 2500 bags direct from Rio, ox brig Proilwsa, was sold at auction yesterday, by Mr. W. V. Hall, the whole beluz disu sed of at la*?177ic ft lb for ordinary to pt lute qualities. SqQAB AND MOLASSES.-At a large sale here yesterday, by Mr. W, P. Hali, good-to choice Dem erara sugar sold at ii*? 12 ^ c; .5) boxes Havana sogar, good grades, at I0*?l0*c. Prime Derhc rara mutasses at 49c fi gallon; Muscovado tao lasses old crop, a' 3l*c. and Centrifugal mo lasses, in klids.', at ;:c ft gallon. ?hc stocks are light, but good to-prime grocery sugars may bs quoted at u*?l2c ft m.1 New Orleans molasses, prime may be quoted at 75?80e fl gallon. Prime Louisiana sugar ls held at il*@12*C . < ? BUTTER AN-n LARD.-There ls a fair stock- of prime Goshen. We quoto good to prime at 35? 45c ft lb; Chicago primo 29@33c .ft rhj Western a:id other lower grated sc'.l from 20?30c ft lb; conni ry al 25?30o ft rb, as in quality. Lard ls in fair supply, and ls held ax I4?l5c ft lb. SALT.-Jobbing parcels of Liverpool received direct may be quoted nt $l 50?i 60 fi sack. f HUN BANDS AND TIBS for cotton, of tho most approved patterns, are ottered on Ute market at 6@7C ft tt>. INDIA BAGGING.-There ls but little inquiry Xor this article. We quote aa?23^ ft yard, nominal. TIMBER AND LUMBER-The market for thjs arti? cle is quiet. We quote tlrdber forin'lllng purposes from $G?10. Shipping timber $10?15. Bright lumber, good merchantable, from city mills, cut to .size, (Tom $18??2 9 M bj the cargo; lumber per rall, $13@15; river lumb:r, $10@12; dressed lamber, $22?#. . ' < t j FitEiauTs.-To Liverpool, by steam direct nomi? nal on uplands; via New York, *d on uplajida, l*d on sea Islands; by sail 7-l0d on uplands, Jfd on sea Islands. To Havre nominal. Coastwise - to New York, by steam *c on uplands and lc on sea islands; ?2 ft tierce on rice* by sall, *c fl lb on cottou;- ft tierce on rice; 40c ft barrel on -rosin; $7?$8 fl M on lumber; $0?10 ft Mon tim? ber. To Bostou, hy sail, *c ft h? on upland cotton. To Providence, by sall, $s 00 ? M on boards, *c ft rb on cotton ; by steam Si ft baie on New Yors rates. To Philadelphia, by steam, KC fife on uplands; by sn!!, $7 fl'M on boards; *9 on timber; $3 ft ton an clay, and Jolga so on phosphates. To Baltimore by steam, ?ic fi rb ; by sail, $8 50?7 fi M on noards; &3@3 25-fi ton on phosphate rock. Vessels are in demand by our merchants to take lumber freights feom Georgetown. S. C., Parlen ami S.itllla Uiver, Qa, and Jacksouvllle, Fla., to Northern ports, and $10?12 fi Marc rates on lumber abd boards. DOMKSTTC EXCHANGE -The'banks are purchas? ing sight chechs on New York at *@* ou"; live days ? oir; io days 1 off; 15 days 1* off; 20 days -; 30 days -. They are se ling sight cheeta at par,. EXCUANGE-STERLING BIW.3.-The rafe rester* day was 20*?2o* for 80 day bills. GOLD.-The brokers were yesterday, buying at io* and selling at 11*912. Markets by Telegraph. ' MONEY MARKETS. LONDON. February 1-Afternoon.-American se? curities nat. Bonds 90*. Eveulng.-Consols closed at Qi*. NEW YOKE, February 2.-Noon.-Stocks heavy. Money easy at 4a6. Gold ll*. Exchange, long 9*; short io*. Sixty-twos lu*. Evening -Money.easy, 5ao ner cent: exceptions at 4per cent, sterling t?rm. 9*?i9*. Gi>id n*a ll*. Governments fell un*hile lu thc day. Sixtv iweelo*. Southerns stead/.. ? ?ki somn caron-, oas weak: all very dull. Tenmssees 84*. new Bl*; Virginias 64, new 60*; Lonislanasoo, new 60, tevees TI, eights 80; Alabamas ?9, flvsOS; "?eorglas seiirsimth^aroiinas 76. ujw 69; North Carolinas 47. new 24*. NEW OitLKANS, February 2.-Sterling 21*. Sight*dhcoanfc Gold li*. COTTON MARKETS. . LIVERPOOL, . February i-Afternoon. - Colton dull with a downward teuileucr; uplands 7*d; Oneans 8*d; sales on ship, named at Savannah lan ls ' UD 101 December' 7^(| iormlildllng up Evening.-cotton closed, irregular; snles 10,000 UHh-s; export and speculation iuOO bales: sales on .Ji^'nT'1 "'?'M 8,?van??ah erciiail-s on. Janu? ary or February, 7*d lor mid.ilinw u,dHn.|<; n?ea ST.-K'VT' ?ul1 fr".m New Orleans In Kebruary or March. 8d f,.r middling orlean*. ArriveTlm> Gl -ndower. Irom New Orl ans, ult), SS? hales bales c:ath)n Valen?ue' rrom Savannah. wiih8S7 NET -YOBS. February 2.-Noon.-Cotton qnlet nnd weak; unlan-ls I6*c Orleans 18c; sale? ?ooo IHU6VL Evenlng.-Cotton dowd Steadier; sales 4000 ROSTO*, February 2.-Cottott dull and a shade lower; middlings 15)ial6X ?s; net receipts 516 bales; gross 830; sales 400; stock 7000. BALTIMORE, Febrtttry-i.--CWWn easter, quotably lower; ml?Mimg^l?c; ?t rece?ar?o bales; gross receipts 945; exports to the Continent 815; sales 1525; stock 12,028. ; KORFOLR, February 2.-Cotton quiet; low mid? dlings 14c, Net receipts, 1672 balea; exports, coastwise, 3209; sales 200; stock, 9284. WILMINGTON, February 2.-Cotton quiet; m d dlings 14c; receipts, 15b bales; export* coastwise 617; sales 120; stock 2835. , SAVANNAH: February ^?-Cottoti quiet and weak; middlings I4?c. Receipts, ?TlOheJ?Kx i ports to Great Britain, 1957. Sales, 1700. Stock, 91 128 AUGUSTA. February 2.-Cotton quiet but steady at 13%c for middlings. Sales, 860 bales. Ke "MOBILK?*February ^.-Cotton quiet; mlnnlliJgs l4}.ul4Kc; net receipts 2781 bales; exports to GrAt Britain 4121; coastwise 17; sales MOO; stock 69SEW ORLEANS, February 2.-Cotton weak but demand lair; mlddlloga 619S bales; gross receipts 6388;' exports' to vera ?^K?on quiet; good ordWaT?c;\Ss?6l bales; exports coast wise 245; sales 400; stock 61.461. PROVISIONS AND PR0WJCB MABKMTS. LIVERPOOL, February l-Evening-Pork easier unchanged. Wheat quiet and unchanged. Corn .inn . Pork steady a? $23. Lard quiet. Turp?n tlne vary flm ? VW- Roam Brm; $2 40a 2 45 ror strained. Freights quiet. , * " nn MVenAng.-Flonr-^outhejm qoietS add un ch?ngrd? walley lower at oi^aftc. Wheat unchanged ; StutWrn redjl 67>ic $r?-suado l0wer ar-85a86.il. Porfqulet.and ttea?y; new ?23. Beer steady, tor* steady. *aval 8t0.r< ? very Arm. Tallow firm at 8>ia9c Freights ra'her mBALTmoRi, February' Z-FIpur held flrmer. Wheat quiet. Corn-white Southern jBTfM lower at sea90c; yellow Southern active atUMJCT Provisions Bteady and less active. Shoulders IO'?C Whlskeydull atjt?asetv L0DreViw.E. "Februaw -2 -Bareki w>?J doing n~i**2?c: ^rourflrnT. eorn a ?ra? er. Pro visions heavy. Meas norie $22 50 Shoul? ders OMc. Clear sides l2Xc. Whiskey quiet at soc. CiNCiN?AT". February 2^Flour.dull and holders anxious; mindy M 26ae co. Corn firm at65a$?c. Provisions closed weak. ?*&*&JMAmn& Shoulders W.o; aides Ui^?2wfr* "??L*a^ higher. Whiskey ni full demand ti tan NEW ORLEANS. February-?^-Ha^lt and tow pr-nrime$25- choice $27. Bacon easer at Uh, 2r?e lardkegs easier at 14c SugatIfinagi nrtme 10al4. Whiskey lower; Westert rectified MKmilWM. Flour, corn, oat?, bran, pork, mo Sue?and coffee unchanged rrom yesterday's quo, tat lons. " > Havana Market? HAVANA, January 28 -Sugar-?A11 quotations ?llchily advanced, with an Improved demand; holiness small but prices Brm; marketfavorsMi lers; Nos 10 to 12 advancing, quoted at ^iaio^ reals; Nos 15 io 20 advancing, quoted at llMuKM reals. - Mu'cnvado sogar firm. .^or,ee'nrt"Ti2 Hie week from Havana and Matuzas. NOab?Mi and 350Q.hhds. of wlleh 8000 boxes and 3290 hurts were to the United States. Stock remaining in warehouses at Havana and: M?^^8'4'^^ ra and 7000 Mids. MulnsaCS-Clayed Jra ?t ls. Muscovado active at rU. humber-^^ nine steady at $28?C0; pltca pine active at sso 60. Freights quiet, but a rise ls expected; on box BU gi r i o t lie United States, Northern and Southern ports, SI. New York Rice Market. From the Daily Bulletin. January 31: Business quite dull,liar Hie marks*. ue.aiip.lirm mgm* ,!ra email Rtoct. -aud holders, mostly Job?ers^ oireilng moderately. Saes or 30 tierces Carolina at 73ia8?e, nnflluobagK Rangoon atJXe. . From the Journal or Commerce: The mar?et rs Him but quiet. Dealers are ready to purchase, und will pay former rates, but ttie-Teduoca stock in Drst hands makes holders Indifferent, We nuoie TK?8Me for common to fauey. From toe Herald: Ktoi-waa- quiet bnt frrm ai previous quotations. We note Rales of 3? tlen.e? Carolina within the range o? 7,'4'a8c for common to prime. Fancy lots were held st 8^ ?au goon wa? taactive.but steady at.3a8>?.c, jmid, ii bond, with triniug sales. Norfolk Market. NORFOLK, January 31-C0RN.-The receipts roi Hie week foot-up nome 36,ooo bushels. The mar ket opened at 8oc and.advanced ?teadliy durint the week; We tuve sales reported u>day or 260 buthelsjrhlte Rt P0a91c. We quote prices at UK close: White 9oa9tc; mixed t??aW, aud yellow soc. 0\TS-Sales were made dorins Ole week atiOc and one small parcel brought us high as t8c. To day we li ave a sale reported of 270u bushels at 54c Wilmington Market. WILMINGTON, Febrnnry 2-TURrESTiNC Only M bbls. rtcelved and som a; $315 for SJII and $2 for hard, per 280 pounds. Sl'iitiTsTuurENTiNE.-Sales of 2S bbls. at47c per gallon for Southern. ROSIN.-Sale-? of 102 bbls. nt $2 05 Tor extra ?*o S, and $2 2SaS 50 for low So. 1. TAR --.7 bbls. sold at $1 65 per bbl. Interior Cotton Market?. COLUMBIA, February l.-Sities of cotton yes terilny, SSS bales; middling is??c. SUMTER, February 1.-About 120 bales han beeu sold during the week endlug ist. We quote Ordinary' UJ?cj gbdd ordinary I2!ic; low mid diing 13'?c; mlddUng I3?j?c; strict middling ia?? CHARLOTTE, January si -Sales'to-day somi 40 bales at natone extremes. Market steady. - ATLANTA, January 31-The market. to-n>y liai been quiet and Iii ni. niliicill' cs 13Kal3ft, luv .middlings 13, good ordinary i-3i, ordinary ll. MACON. January 31.-Receipts 677 bale*; shin men ts 463 bides;-ales oi"> bah-*. The market 1 Brm'wlih middlings at 14c. Lew grades B??L?I demand. COLUMBUS. Jan nan' 31.-Onr market baa.beei -qaileilull under the imiucnee ot depressing ad vices 'from Liverpool and New lork. Low T?W diing MXitiu?ic; middliugs 14c:. sal-s 206 boles receipts 41/9 bal.s; shipments 456 bales. ? MONTGOMERY, January 31.-Our cotton mat ket ls very quiet, accurate quotations cannot b given, low middlings nomlnaly 14c, 4 " SELMA. January 31.-Tli?re wer? sales ypBret day to the amount or 300 bales; raldolng 14 low middling ll.'?c. Demand light and cotioi scarce; market arm._ ? 5 S 5 5 g 'I ? a a B Q s SJ O ? 2 J? ? S & i , P I -g t I t i ' ? ! .: :::::' : M P ? ; : : : M . ; ?H ?H ?M *? S< ?1 h*n . j Da oBopa I ? IP ? ? g ? ; ? cj q ? 5 ? ?2 : g ?j g ?3 g ?3 ?3? ? o 1 I f? I ? ?i O * M ? ? ? 'S J goal M ' g ?. S jK ,e? .?... *. ,J? 32f 2 I V ao 7- o oe ?0 S ' IS"3 i r* J ?i j. M .* f ?a J 8 !? .,*.-?. j- o - o ; jfk - , . 2, M I ' ? ? - - ^ . s? - * - ia .0 r1 r* i4 i* SF -3 ti \ ia H? ,0 Q 00 IO O Cl * -*_ 4. -i 4* O CP tk*_ 9 _ 3? - ? S: 10 o? 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So B w 8 Z 0 ? s 3Q NOTE.-"We have deducted rrom New Orleans 50141 bales uplands, 'rom Mobile 2976 bales up la ds nnd burncd-502; from Savarinah 1*70 bags sea Island and 1208 bales upland.and from Charles? ton 2230 brigs sea island and ,1066 bales uptand the quantities received at those ports from Mo biie. Florida. Texas and Savannah. Charleston Wholesale Prives. ARTICLES. FRICI8? BA'triivo, ft jard Dundee. @ Gunny Cloth. 22 @ 23 New Vork Double Anchor, 44. Inches, s^ths. @ CALE ROTE, ft rb Manilla. @ Weilern. 8 ? 12} Jute. ? BCTTEB-Goshen. 30 ? 40 O Mm ty. 25 ? 30 COTTON', ft Bi-J ordinary to good ordinary.... 13 ? 14 r.<?w middling. 14*@ W Middling to strict middling... 14 ,v* Good middling. ? Sea island. 40 ? 1 25 COFFEE, 'ri lb Rio. ?16 ? io I.airuayra. @ Java. lg) FKUTI LIZERS Carolina Fertilizer, ft 2000 tbs, 80 00 @ Wando Fertilizer.*....cash.... 60 00 0 . .< Time..'. 65 00 @ Double Relined Poudrette-..... 30 00 @ Niles'Phosphate. 63 00 ? Peruvian Guano, ft 2240 lbs...100 00 (?) Pacific Guano,?*2000 lbs.cash. 65 00 ? Time..-. 61 00 @ Phoenix Guano. 47 60 @ Waugh'sriio?., ?l 2000 lbs.cash 50 00 @ Klio.dea'T Phosphate, ft 2000 lbs 65 00 ?9 Rliuctcs'Staridarrt Manure (S6? time). 67 60 ? Orchillo Guano (340 time). 36 00 ? ?luid blaster,...:. 18 00 @ 16 00 Mapes'super Phos. *a 2000 lbs: 66 00 @ Woolston's Phosphate of Lime 65 00 ? Wooiston's Vege'or, ft 20U0 lbs 65 00 Q Croastlale'sGcn. Sup.Phos. net 60 00 ? liowcrs' Complete Manure, net 60 00 @ Saltly 's Phos. Peruvian, cash. 06 00 m. Sardy's racine Guano, cash... 60 00 ? I'atapsco Guano. 85 00 (? E. Frank Co's Ammonlated Hons Phosphate. 60 00 & Coe's Pure Oisuolved Bone.... 63 00 (?> Whaiiu's Shperphosphate. 60 00 0 70 00 Ktiwan Gunno,- No 1 i?60'time> ?4 00 0 Ki i wan Guano, No 2 ($00 time) 63 00 & ZelHs Ammonlated Bone Phos pl?ate(f?o time).60 co @ Kussel Coe's Ammonlated D.oie Superphosphate (S86 lime).: OD 00 0 C'ltun Food, per 'ton. 60 00 @t .. Wilcox, Gibbs ? Co.'s Manipu? lated.... 00 00 @ PLOCR. ft bbl- . Pine.: e 00 @ ' 4 Super. 626 @ TOO Northern and Western Extra. 7 50 @ 8 00 Baltimore Extra.0 Southern-Super. 6 50 ? 7 00 - Extrc. 7 50 0 8 00 Family. 8 00 @ io 00 . GRAIN, ft basket Maryland Oats. 60 @ 85 Western Oats.,.,. 60 ? 85 Corn.?.iy.AljJj.;.f/roi) 0. 1 15 HAY, ft cwtK h i- f 5t I U r \i North River. 1 65 "?* 1 SO Lt'iiUEK. ft M feet Clear White I'lne, first quality. 50 00 0 55 9o White l'ine, good run_'*_ 38 00 @ 40 00 Yellow Pine.20 00 @ 24 00 Boards, rough. ll 00 @ 12 00 ? Grooved and tongued 28 00 0 82 00 MOLASSES, ft gallon Cuba. 23 0 26 .Muscovado. . 81 0 85 . Sugar-house. AO 0 1 00 New- Oilcans. 76 0 ., NAVAL STOKES, ft bbl , Tar. ? Pitch..-.. ? Rosin, pale.. ..0 -? Rosin, No. 1. 2 00 @ 8 00 Rosin, No. 2. 1 75 ? 1-88 Rosin, No. 3. 1 60 0 1 75 Spirits Turpentine, ft gallon.. 44 0 Trude Turpentine.? .. 0 Hard Tuipentlne... 0 Oakum, "ri lb. 16 ? NAILS-American 4@2ud., ft keg 5 05 ? 7 00 POWDER-Dupont's, F.F.F. g.... 6 00.? Dupuui'H, F.F.F. 5 00 0 Dupont's. Blasting.4 00 ? PROVISIONS, ft lb Bat JU, Hams. 18 ? 22 Sides. 14 ? Shoulders. ll?? 12 Strips. ? Lard. In keg.... 14 ? 10 Rutter.'. 30 0 40H Cheese. 15 ? 30 Potatoes, lilah, ft bbl~Xi... 4 00 @ 4 60 Sweet..L 8 60 0 4 00 Onions. 6 60 ? 7 00 Apple.?.:. 3 00 0 4 50 Egg?. 25 ? 80 Poultry-Chickens, "a doa.... 3 uo ? 4 00 Fowls. W do/.. 5 00 ? 6 50 RICE, ft re-Carolina. 08>?? ?7J? Easi India. @ ? ..* SALT, ft sack-Liverpool, coarse 1 50 ? 1 -co Liverpool, line. ? Sr/OAR. ft lb-Raw..... @ Poito Rico. 0 Muscovado. 10 ? lljf BEESWAX-? rb. 38 ? 40 1 IiOKH. Green-? lb...'.. 0 Dry.1. 12 0 15 CHESTNUTS-ft bushel. 4 00 ? Rx paria. NEW YUIIK-Per steamship Georgia-247 bags j Eea island and I0'.'3baics upland potion, 45 tierces rice. 2 '4 bbls roKln. 33 bales domesiics, 47 okgs hides, rags and sundries. {Exporta of Rice. JV aval Stores ?nd Lum? ber fro>m trie Port of Charleston, Trom Sept. 1,1870. to February 3,1871. EXPORTED TO Boston. New York.... ptmaaeiphia.. . Baltimore.... New Orleans.. . Mobile......... I. ProTld'ccKI.I. Oth'rOSP'rtsr. 1870-'71. Bbls. I Feet. 5,959? 289,228 9,913' 1,110,739 6,764 600,000 3,824 ?90,491 Tal Coastw'Bc Barcelona. "MaPfiAM'ket. West Indies.. Halifax, NS.. StJoruVs.NB. ; London.:. Bristol, Eng.. Liverpool. Havre. 26,450 84S 500.344 343-.500 3,c01,802 58| 000,473 ...|.., 1,8M 3,012 Montevideo... Great Britain. Rip de Janeiro Australia. Total Foreign. Grand Total 2,2634 7,990 33.440 200 186?- '70. NATAL STOR'S Bbls. 8,619 6,469 4,279 690 19,047 i,si.: LTJMBXB. Feet. 92,424 2,724.964 88,004 271,148 140,000 345.055 8,656,689 .1 374,406 .I. 10,000,. 016,673 7,080 6,266 4.717,975? 26,127 4,228 378,634 4,035.223 Comparative Kxpos ti* ni'Cotton and llice fi oin tlir Port ot" Cb ai-letton, from Sep? tember 1. 1870, to February 3, 1871. KSrORTBD TO 1870-'71. S. I.|Dp'd.|?ice lS09-'70. S. I.i?p'd. i Rice LlverpooL.i... Other Br. Ports Tot'l (J. Britain 23011 77011 5109 2.301 Havre. Other Fr. Ports Total France..! N. or Europe.. Tot'l N. Europe S. nf Europe... W. Iudics, ftc. ' Total F. Ports.. Boston. Rhode Island.. New York...".. Philadelphia... Bait, ic NrTolk Oth. U.S.Ports Tot'l Cse Port s 2391 3285 717 42364 234 S2119 717 42364 55? 1)69 234 347 530 12W 347 4941 1338' 8-'18 3887 05278 1273 48868 5S5 104 14061 102 15 j 078941 66S8 ?Q| 6294! 1094 .1 89501 3936 . . 4031 3319 Grand Total. I 5740 115471|16292 2106S9?16202 29781 766101 5698 lil 73TP| 1204 108731 2432 331 1801 3092 95401 11137 4365 ?144-259; 11722 Receipts hy Railroad. February 3. .' sorra CAROLINA RAILROAD. 14S4 bales cotton, 34 Sales gocds. 1 car stock. To Railroad Agent, G W Williams * co. W 0 Bee ft ce, Petztr. Rodgers ft co, G H Walter A co, h D Mowry ft Son. Reeder ft Davis, Frost ft Adger. W K Ryan-, W W Smith. Sloan ft SCIg'nlous. H Cobla ft co, W B Smith & co. A RMullinau, Dow 1 ng k. co, P. Mure k co, Clagliorn, Hen mg St co, G A Tierl?iolm k Son. SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD. 25 bales cotton, - bushels rough rice. mdse. Ac. To W C Bee k co. Reeder ft Davis. Fraser k Dill. H Bischoff k ro, Kinsman ft Howell. Jnn Col cock ft co. Sj oil, Webt) st co, J Brown* W n Maul din, Brae Cunningham, W H Hodges, Naclimann * co; T W.Fo]ger, A Spencer, F Bennet. . PoMinf en. ' Per steamship Georgia, ror New Tork-C H . Groves, U J KU ward.", J. A Kodgeis, D Leaver, 0 Raymond, F Bergeman. XAMINE NEWS. CHARLESTON, FE B ll VA RY 3. ARRIVED YESTERDAY. Sehr Ann S Deas, Garbattl, West Point MM. 95 tes rice. To Cohen. Uanckel k io. CLEARED YESTERDAY. Stcnm>liip Georgia, Crowell. New York-Wag? ner, Huger A co, TV A Courtenay. . Sehr Margaret C Lvons. Mut'h. PhlladelphlaTla Wilmington, N c-ll F Baker ft eo. ? * SAILED YESTERDAY. Steamship Georgia, Crowell, New .York. , . FROM THIS PORT. Steamship Maryland, Johnson, Baltimore, Feb marv 1. sehr Uarmona, Burgess, Georgetown, S C, Jan? uary 20. List oT Shipping IN THE TORT OP CHARLESTON, FEBRUARY 2. Vessels tinder loo tons, and steamers coasting within the State, excepted. * STEAMSHIPS. Cuba, - ton?, Dukehart, at Union wharf, for Bal? timore, repairing-Mordecai ft'eo.- - . Manhattan, 13S7 tons. Woodhull, at Adger's wharf, ror New York, loading-Jumes Adger & co. Georgia. 1000 tons, CrowelL?t Union wharf, ror New York, ready-Wa?ner, Hu?er k co, W A Courtenay. Sea Gufl, MC ton?. Dutton, at Union wharf, from Baltimore, discharging-P O Trenh?lm. SHIPS. John O Baker, 1110 tons. Spear, at Vanderhorst'a wharf, lor Liverpool, . ready-Street Bros ft co. Eliza Everett (Br). 893 ton?', Denni?, at Vander' horst'a wharf, foe Liverpool, ready-B " KheitASon. Aurora (Span), - tons, Boratan. In Asblpy River, for thc Rio de la Plata, loading-W P Hall. Musconjiue, (Br). 700 tone, "?rover, M van der horst's wharf, for Liverpool, leading-Raves el ft co. Edith (Brr, ?- tons, Hilton, at Boyce ft co's wharf, for Amsterdam, loading-Leaesne ft Wells. B 0 Winthrop. 900 ions, Stewart, at Atlantic wharf, for Liverpool, loading-Patterson ft Stock. Island Home (Br). 725 tons. McLf lian, et Accom? modation wharf, for Liverpool, loading-Hen rv card? Kate Troop (Br), 747- ton?, Crocker, at AMantlo wharf, from 8t John's, N B, walting-Geo A Trenhulm ft Son. BARKS. Lillie M. (Br.)-tons, Gnthrle, In the Stream, for Greenock, Scotland, reaiiy-C C Coe, siinl. Hawkoye (Rrj. - tons, Breachln, at Robb's Milt, fora Poit in Great Britain, loadlug-Street Bros ft co. ?. t Sailor Prince, 446 tons. McManus, at Atlantic wharf, for Liverpool, loading-E Willis. Ked- r, 330 tons, Snuder.-ln the Stream, lor Valpa? raiso, ready-Sireet Bros ft Co. Arbitrator (Br). 547 tons. Irwin, at Union wharf,, ror Livcmool. loading-Wagen er, Huger ft co. YamuiL (Br.) 44') iou-, Camuoell. at Boyce ft co's wharf, ?er Liverpool, loading-Ruberj; T Walker. . _ Sabra MuaesyfBr). B36iou?, Kl lam. at Boyce ft colt wharf, ror Liverpool, loading-J A Ens low ft co. Batchelors, (Rr,) o-<5 ton?, Tooker, at Boyce ft co's wharf, for Amsterdam, loudlng-Lesesne ft Wells. Eulalia, (Spin,) 430 tons, Arana, at Vanderhorst's tfharf, for Liverpool, loading- W P nail. Kepler (N Ger), - torts, Lanckenuu, at Atlantic Wharf, 'rum Bremeu, discbarglup-C A Hop Icy A- ca. Howard (Br). 59ff ion?. Shaw, at Boyce ft co's -wharf, tor Gottenburg,loading-B S Bhett ft Sou. j Pror Sehweigard (Nor^ 320 tons, Swan, at Mar? shall's wharf, from Cardiff, discharging-Or-, der. Bio de la-Plata (Bn. 347 tons, Landry, at Connuer mercial wharf, ror Cork and a Market, load Ing-R Mitre ft co. James Ives (Br): 682 tons, Carrnll, In the Sfreara, Tor Liverpool, ready-G A Trenholm ft Son. Moselle (Bi), 299 tous, Lefeuvre, at Palmetto wharf, from Cape de Verde, waiting-R Mure ft co. Walter. 452 tons, Stinton, at, Boyce's ft co's wharf, ror Liverpool, loading-B S Rhett ft Son. Ueland (Nor), 285 tins. Tatjaksen, In Ashley River, ror Liverpool, loading-B S Rhett ft Son. Vinco (Br), 438 tons, Hobson, at Vnnderhorat's whatf, from Liverpool, d.scourging-Ravenel ft co. Emanuel (Vor) 216 ton?, Eln?rsen, at Marshall's wharf, from Port TMbot, Eng, discharging - Order. Carmel (Bro, 780 tons, Patten, a* Central wharf, for Cork and ii Market, loading-R Mure 4'co. ' BRIGS. M C Roosevelt, - tons, Parker, in the Stream, for Boston, ready-Wm Roach ft co. Catatalina (Span). -- tons, Singara, at Brown ft co's wharr, tor Bared na, loading-W P Halt. Flora (Bri, 350 ton?. Millford, at Atlantic wharf, ror Genoa, loading-Hunt Bros ft co. rrothesa (Ur). - ton?; Ball, at Brown ft co's wharr. Kom Rio ile Janeiro, discharging-W P Hall. Rosa (Span pelare!. - tons, Santo?, at Brown ft co'3 wharf, iro.a Havaua. just arrived-Wp Hall Margaret. 169 tons. Johnson, at Brown ft co's wharr, from New Orleans, discharging-T Tupper ft Sons. SCHOONERS. B-N Hawkins, 869 tons. Wyatt, in the Stream, for Boston, ready-W Roach ft co. Nancy Sml?h. 442 tons, Boyd, rn the Stream, for Gibraltar antTa Market, ready-C M Hu . bert. . .. Jr - WUlie Marlin, li 2 tons, Noyes, In Ashley River, ror a port lu Cuba, ready-J A Bhslow S co. J W All-m,- tons, Doone, at Attunilc "wharf, rnr Boston, loading.-w Roach ft co.' Charlotte Fish.234 tuns,Williams, in Ashley River, ror Philadelphia, loading-J AT?'islow ft co. Dan Glflord. 2f>3 tone, Terrell, at Com merdai wh arf, Tor New Orleans, loading-Street Bro* ft co. Qeorge tu, 141 tons, Lord. In the Stream, lor Sa? vannah ready-W Roach ft co. fohn S Lee, 269 tons, Van Glider, in Ashley River, . for Bani more, loading-H JP Baker ft co. Sea Queen, - toas, Rosebrook, at Robb's Ulli, Kr BaltimereVioadi?g--J AEnsTnw*co. E i ; L Harts, 271 tons, Harts, ia Ashley River, for a Northern Port, loadng-H F Baker * co. Margaret C Lrons, 314 tons. Sroith.Tn the Stream, tor Wilmington, N C reedy-H F Baker * co. Cynosve, - tons, Flnkham, at ?awn wharf, for Baracoa, loading-Paul, Welch. * Bran* des. Ripley Ropes, tons. Wiley, at Union irharf, for Cuba, loading-Pani. Welch k Braadea. Marla C Frye,- tons. Pendleton, in the Streun, for Bucksvllle, S O, ready-W Roach 4 co. Maria R Femerick, 217 tons, Daisey, In the Stream, for Union Point, Ga, reidy-H * Baker ic cn. Ida Richardson, - tons, Bsdell, at Kerr's wharf, . from Baltimore, discharging-Street Bron * co. j c Nash? 186 toss, Lowell, at Southern wharf, from Nassau, N p. discharging-Street Bros A . co. Fawn, 813 tons, Megathlln. at Central wharf, for Boston, loading-M Goldsmith k Son. Palma. 3J5 tons, Rankin, at Central wharf, from Baltimore, discharging*-!! F Baker k co. Lilias, l.'S tons? GrlraTh, in Ashley River, for north side Cooa, loading-J AKuslow A co. . . F P Frye, - tons, Frye, at Brown. A co's wharf, frcrm Cardenas, discharging-.WPBalL F OR NEW YORK. O&D LINK it EW TTORK AND CHAFALES ? . TON STEAMSHIPS. ESTABLISHES IMA. SPACIOUS AND ELEGANT DECK STATEROOMS. The very fast and splendid Side- Wheel Steam? ships o'f Cits Line will sall from AdgeT's South Wharf as follows during the month er Febrsary: MANHATTAN, SATUKPAY, 4th. at half past 4 o'clock RLM. *. ? JAMES ADGER, TtTESDAT, 7th, at 7 o'olock P. M. CHAMPION. ?ATTW)AT. 11th. at 12 0'oloctH. CllARLl.&TON, TUSSOAT, 14th. at 2 o'clock F. M. MANHATTAN. SATURDAY, 18tb, at haff-jast 4 e'clock P. M. JAMES ADGER, TCKUPAT, 21st, at 7 o'clock, P^M. CHAMPION, SATUHJUY, 26th, at 7 o'clock P. H. CHARLESTON. TUE80AY. 2Sth, at 12 o'clock M. 49* Through Bill? or Lading given on Conon to' Liverpool, Boston. Providence and the New Eng? land manufacturing towus at the loveat market rates.. For Freight or Passage 3D pa (fem Cn t", apply to ? fehl i aro_ JAM?:* ADOEK A oe. rpHRpUGH 'BELLS LADING. TO O.TJLTIMOtlK PHILADELPHIA, BOS? TON, DREMErX, AND THE CITIES OF TH? NORTlrtTEST. . The fine Steamship NORTH POINT, ^?f?|A Richard Foley, Commander, will T\??frW?? fcr Ualtimoreon FRIUAY, 3d February, ai'4/o.'eiock P. M. 49? Philadelphia Freights foiw.M>de< to that city by raUr?ad,frcra Baltimore without adel ihinal Insurance, and Coasiguees are allowed arri ?le time to sample and sell their Goods frcm ; he Railroad Depot in Philadelphia. PACL C. TKENHOLM, Agent, jan30-5_No. S Caign Wharves. "P#? SAVANNAH VIA DEAUFORT AND? PACIFIC LANDING. 4 The Steamer PILOT aol'. Captain ? J. w. Sly, wUiieave*Cetitial H ht,rtaftaM , for above points every MO.VPAY MyRN/wd, ai o'clock, and for Beaufort and Pachte Landing every 1 n c v.svAY. leaving hei e at 8 o'clock A. M. . ?er Fi eight or Passage:-apply to . . J. D. AIKEN, Agent, febl_No. 5 Central Wharf. 'J! OH S A V A K N AH/. ELEGANT STATE ROOM*ACCOMMODAT10NS. The Fptendid Steamer CITY ? POINT, C?ptala ?. U. Vlaceu.t, WllL j^ggfigj leave Central Wharf for the above place, on FmDAT EVBSiso, FebruRrv 3>, 1871, st 8 o'clock. .Tue Steamer LUCTATwK, Oantaln L. M. Oozetter, will leave on TUSSUAY EVENING, February 7ih, 1871, al 8 o'clock. feb2_RAVENEL A TO., Agents. J? ? ? F LOR I D A , TWICE A WEEK. FOR SAVANNAH, FERNANDINA, JACKSON VILLE, Pl LATSA AND ALL FOISTS ON THE ST. JOHN'S RIVER. The Steamer DICTATOR, Captain - ^-rlT**??, L. M. COXETTKR, Will SSII 'v"n1 If'j-?S???"'? Central Wharf for above points every TOunTv ETBNIKO, at 8 o'clock, irrivlng back, at Charles ion every SCNOAT AKTRRXOON, at & o'clock. Thc- Sieamcr CITY P.OINT. Captain D'. B. Vin? cent, will sail from Central Wharf for above potntt every FRIDAT EVBMNO, at 8 o'olock, arriving back at Charleston WadNKDAT AkiEBKC0N,.?t i 0*ClOCr? " octio'_BAVKNEL A CO^ Agents.* ^lyEEKLY LINE TO SAVANNAH. THROUGH BY DAYLIGHT. FOR PAC" 'IC LANDING, BEAUFORT, HILTON HEAD, SAVANNAH, DARI EN AND . ' BRT^CSWICK, OA. The favorite Steamer ELIZA H A. N COX, . Captain L. VT. BCRNU, , wUl receive Freight at South Atlau- _ . uc wharf for above points evervl?aM?BHt> TcisiiAT. and leave on every WEDNESDAY MORN IKO.- at 7 o'clock, arrtvlDg at Savansah. the fara?' evening, and leaving for Davien, ?e., the follow lng morning. Returning, will leave Savannah for Charleston every MON OAT MORKIKO, at T o'clock. For Freight or pasna^e. apply to RAVKNEL. HOLMES Ar CO., . sepio_. No. 177 East Bay. -pOR FORT SUMTER^ The Steamer POCOStN, captain V7. _ _?,tT**?k. H. Gariaoa, wilt leave as above(fidnhwaSa every TCBSDAY, THPHBDAT and SATITRDAY, at B o'clock, from Market Wharf, foot of Harket street. Returning at a quarfer-past 2 o'clock. jan26-imo J. H. MURRAY. Agent. . Drage, Chemicals, Sit. Q.ERMAN SOOTHING CORDIAL ! AN INVALUABLE ll?il?L>Y FOli INFANTS-! Tliis ls the brst Medicine for young children, Bufrerlng with Colic, Diarrhoea, or any other com? plaint; In- Went to Teething. It may be given! with sarety, as it.conralns no opium, or other In Jurions anodyne. ' " '*. ' Price, 2? ceuti a hottle.- ' . ? Manufacture I and for sale by . DB. H. BABB. Also by the foliowlbg Druggists: ? ? A. W. ECKEL k CO., Dr. A. RAOUL, Dr. W. A. SKRINE, A. O. BAFlBOT, W. T. LITTLE k CO:; J. BLA08?AN, P. H. COBEN, .Ur. E. H. KELLERS', E. S. BURNHAM, GRAMAN A f CH WA KB, G. W. ATM AR, ' J. LOCKWOOD, G. J. LUHN, W. T. LINN,' W. A. GIBSON, And by Druggists generally. Jan21 STJBE POP ! DEATH TO RATS, ROACHJES, BEDBUGS, &c" NEVER FAILING. BOXES DOUBL.E THE SIZE AS OTHERS. HERMETICALLY SEALED AND ALWAYS FRESH. Sold at. Wholesale by DOWIE, MOISE & DAVIS, And at. retal by all DrnggHts. febl-emos gENZINS, DOUBLE DISTILLED, FOR CLEANING CLOTHES. For aale wholesale and retail by , Dr. H. BA ER, .No. 131 Meeting sue;t. .PLhiwriitur Ty A NTS D , 360 BALES C?TtOST to complete cargo ^S<r of Bark "?AltBiTR.iTPll," rca-LfrerpooL S?S?L For Freight engagements, apply to feb?-a . WAQ3ER, gOMEB ft ?0. JIOBLtYE RPO OL . The Bruten. Ship MUSCOKGCS, ioho Gov- 4M er, Master, navtng a portion or ?er carro *S3SL engaged, win have dispatch. jan26 _ RAYENEL A CO. jp 0 R LIVERPOOL. The First-class British Bark YUMURI, jfo Campbell. Magter. S3J? -For height enzagement*. apply to JanlO *TLT. WALKBK; Boyce 4 Co.'s.Wharf. fi;*_fiailrcafts. x /^tHERAW AND DARLINGTON RAIL? Vj ROAD COMPANY. SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE, 1 . CHKKAW, S. C., January 21,1571. j On and after MONDAY next, the 233 instant, the following Schedule will be run by the trains on this Road : - -DOWN TRAIN. Leave Cheraw at.8:45 A. M. Leave Cash's at.*..nu A. M. Leave Society Hill at...7:60.A, M. Leave Dove's at.:.....8:83 A. M. Leave Dariing?on au.............?:i? Jr. M. Arrive atFlorentce at.A. M. UP TRAIN." v. Leave Florence at..(> P. M. Leave Darlington at'.. *..0:50 P. M. Leave DoW? st................... V:30 P. M. Leave Society HUI at....8:10 P. M. Leav*ce*h's at...J;:4? P. M. Arrive ac Cheraw at..?.:f):16 P. M. These tr ams mace close connections at. Flotsaoe with (fte trains to and fforn Alharlestos, and to and from Ringville. Passengers (or Wilmington and the North will remain at Florence from io A, M. until 5:45 P. M. S. S. SOLOMONS, Su pertobe ndent. ea- Marlon. Sumter. Darlington. CaeA*y KlngBtree, Manning, and Wadeiborb' pipers win copy. . ._ Jan23 ^?RTHE ASTERN RAILROAD. - SC PER IN ?E N D E NT '8 WFIC E. .-. NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD COMPANY, ? CHARLESTON, S. O., January 21,1871. ) * On and arter MONDAY, the 231 instant, the fol? lowing scheduled Ul be run by the Trains on this Read : ... DAY EXPRESS. Leay? Charleston. Vf Arrive at Florence.6JO P. M. Leave Fiorenze.......10.16 A. M. Arrive at Charleston.3.30 P. M. NIGHT EXPRESS. Jft<^ Leave Charleston.W !>. jt Arrive at Florence. iL*4a p. M. . . Leav? Florence. 2.00-.A.'M. 'Arrive at CharlestonT.30 A. M. There will- be no Train ?esvtog Charte?ton at 6.30 P. M. on StmDAYB,.4Mr?ny arrive at 7.30 A. M. on MONDA v?- " . ?. fte Day-Express Trains mskecloee oormecOonr wita tie Train? to aad Mom the Chenar and Dar? lington Railroad. .. Both Trains make close connections at Florence .with th? Tfrro?gh Trains to and .from Northern Cities. - s. *K adLOftTORb, Jan2l_ Engineer and Snpertotendent. SAVANNAH ANL>CH-ARLESTON RAJL i ROAD. fiy^ys?_.... - ; ?. PASSENGER TRAINS oh this Rosa nm'a'aUy ab follow?! ...?-. - -7 * ? Leaje Charleston.ftaiAJL Arrive at Savannah...8.00 P. M. Leave Savannah.lll.lUA. M. Arrive at Charleston.....5.20 P. M. Connects at Savannah with Ute, Atlast tc A G ult Railroad for Jacksonville, St. Augustine, and &U pointe In Florina. " Wita Central Railroad ror Macon, Atlanta, Mo? bile. New Orleans aad the West., .? With Steamboats for points on the Savannah River. At Charleston with the Northeastern and South Carolina Railroads, and Steamships tor aU points "North and West. Through Tickets over this Tue on sale at Hotel? m Charleston; SerevenTlnuse, Savannah; aad all price .pal Ticket o races North and Sou t lu Freights for vj arded dally to and. from Savan? nah ?nd all polntsbeyonrt. Through Bills of Lading isswd to Jacksonville, PalKt ?a, ftc. < Tarin" as low as by any other line. C. S. GADSDEN, octo Engineer and Superintendent. Bitters. OLI) CAROLINA BITTERS, VOR SAU BT. E.-E. BEDFORD, King airest, C. D. AHRENS ? CO., Kin? street, B. FELD MA NN ft CO., King airest, C. MO MEIER," And by Druggists snd Grocers everywhere. _jfortili7.ers.._^ PRICES REDUCED ! For sale by WILCOX GIBBES A CO., Importers and Dealers in-GUANO. No. 143 Bay street,'Savan? nah, Ga.; No. 241 Broad street, Augusta, Ga.; No. 161 EAST BAT, charleston, K C. For further in fjormar,ien, address as above, for Southern Agri? culturist Almanac. * I'ebl-lmo ? AKS THB ' WEED" FAMILY FAVORITE LOCK-STITCH MACHINE. are the best tn use. For sale on the Lease Plan, with monthly pay? ments, on easv tenus, or fus cash, AIL kinds of Machine attachments, Needles, Cotton, (White, black and colored.) Silk, Oil, Soap, ftc-, fte. Repairing as usual. Circulars and samples of work seat on application. D. B. HASELTON, General Dealer ID First ciase Sewing ata? c?me* and Material, lao. m Km? stree;, . aug n - Charleston, S^ C.^.