The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, February 10, 1871, Image 4

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Jk fl-rare terrible and bright. With smiling Ups that Beemed to sneer, Dart eyes aflame with tierce delight, Anl grasping In her hand a spear. Those eyes muht wound, but couid no. nw. Those Upi might curse, but could not mess. What is her namer I dimly feel A marmor ia my ears-'Success.' ?IX. I .?I fling,'' sh-5 said (her voice was loud, Lllce storm wludi on the mountain tops.) -A radian wreath among the crowd, A cnance hand grasps lt as lt drops: Wita breathless awe the people gaze A hero treads the earth again I Jit theme for wonder and lor praise, Pit subject for a poet's strain. lu. ??The wearer goes his glorious way A3 meekly as his fame allows*, But som the fragile blooms decay, The Iron frame confines bis brows. He asks new flo wera-3uccesB ls sweet With eager cries and wild appeals; With blinding tears he bathes my feet, And loot l-l crush him s, he kneels. iv. "Ah, how men woo me l they will leave ? The fondest eyes that ever shone - In fattarul loneliness to grieve lr with a smile flare them on. * Ch, well is love the poet's Bong, And friendship is a truth Indeed Immortal as the hills-30 long As love ls rich, and friends succeed. "See you that woman's shrinking form, wno clasps In vain her pleading hands. Whilst round her shrieks the deadly storm, And closer press the hostile bauds. ? Where are they now who praised her deeds. Her joyoos-ooart, her splendid throne f ls there no help 1 ? The answer speeds 'Go-let her reap as she has sown.' TL ? Toor derelict af str< ngth and rame I ' Thu firm ally, the trusty friend Are only liberar or blame, . And watch unmoved the bitter end. Though bid her tale, its time ls now I To you and yours my words apply; Write Paris on that woman's brow, Thea ted me, mortal, if I He l" [The Cornhill. OOMMJSBCIA.Ii SEWS. Exports of tue Week ending Feb'ry 9. FOREIGN. LIVERPOOL- Per Br bark James Ives-10 bags sea island and 1629 bales upland cotton. Rio DB ta PLAT*-Per Span ship Aurora-271,ooo feet inmber, 11.600 reet timber, 600 bbls rosin, 300 ' obis pitch and 100 bbls tar. COKS AND a MABKBT-Per Br bark Carmel-23S0 bales upland cotton. AMSTERDAM-Per Br bark Batchelor-2092 bales upland cotton. * GntrxNBtTBa-Per "bark Howard-2009 bales up ~!ana cdt ton. ? BARCELONA-Per Span brig Catalina-406 bales upland cotton, los bots rosin. BARACOA-Per sehr Cynosure-16,000 feet lum? ber and sundries, DOMESTIC. BOSTON-Per sehr Jes W Allen-303 bales upland coi 1, 890 tons phosphate rock. * Haw YOBX-Per steamship Manhattan-98 bags tea island and 610 bales upland cotton, 21 bales domestics, 144 tierces rice, lol empty bbls, and 81 packages.Per steamship James Adger-615 bales apiaad cotton, 18 bags sea Island cotton, 87 tierces rt oe, 120 bbls rosin, zs bales domestics, 69 pkgs sundries.. ..Per steamship Georgia-247 bags sea Island and 1023hales upland cotton, 45 tierces -Mee 204 bois rosin. 33 bales domestics, 47 pkgs ?A* : 3, rags and sundries. PHILADELPHIA-Per Hchr charlotte Fish-171,000 tm flooring boards. -BALTIMORE-Per steamship Maryland-267 bales cotton, 22s tes tioe, 463 bbls rosin, 23 casks clay, 3 HMS and & bales hides, 1 case cigars, 4.oases to? bacco. 1 chest hardware, 50,000 feet lumber, 2 cases - mdse, Ac_Per- sehr *Sea Queen-SOO sacks ground phosphate, 70 tons crude phosphate rock, 178 empty oarooys.... Per steamship North Point 354 bales cotton, 306 tes rice, 3d bales domestics, #0casks clay. 108 bbls rosin, 3 ands hides, 8 sacks, 5 boxes and 2 bags sundries. NEW ORLEANS-fer sehr Dan Glflord-599 whole, 19 hair aui l three-quarter tierces rice, 1731 bags "peas, 10 pieces lurnUnre. RICHMOND-Per sehr EAL Marts-300 tons phosphate rock. _ The Charleston Harket. FOR THC WEEK ENDINO THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 9.] THE CROPS.-Reports from the interior ot an accumulating character mention a determination on the part of planters to lessen the area In cot? ton this coming season, the Intention being so tar to limit the growth as to reduce the next orop below three million bales. How Tar this can be brought to practice, the future can alone de? termine, but lt would seem reasonable to sup? pose that the restricted accommodations which most planters will have to submit to should have an Important beal ing on the size of the crop soon to be planted. - THE RBOBIPTS.-Thc arrivals at the cotton ports for the week np to Friday lust were of a heavy character, and amounted to 154,432 bales against 160,800 bales the week before, and 10-1,001 bales for the corresponding week last season. At New Orleans the receipts were 55,506 bales, in contrast with 48.8*18 bales the week of thc year previous. The total supplies at the cotton ports from Sep tomber 1, 1870, up to the latest mall dates were, 2,32S,56i bales, against 1,824,857 balts the year be? fore, showing an increase of 503,704 bales. Tho total receipts at the chief Southern markets from September 1. 1870, up to the latest telegraphic In? telligence, were as follows: 187L 18T0. Hew Orleans, Februarys.323,163 708,740 Mobile, February S.285,464 228,032 Savannah, Februarys.647,623 364,445 Charleston, February 8.260,636 177,273 Texas. February S.130,687 140,881 Virginia, February 8. 208,843 162,970 North Carolina, February 8. 62,340 42,843 The foBowlng are the receipts as reported by telegraph at the principal Southern markets from February 2 to the 8th, 1871, inclusive. This In el od ea all points but overland: Saw ORLEANS ? Feb 2.;..'.0193.Feb 3...12,6601 Feb?...4999.Feb ?...18,860 }.66,1S8 Feb 7.....10,944..:.Feb 8...12,685 J MoaiLE Feb 2..2781.Feb 3 . 37801 - feb 4.3701.Feb 6. 3403 [ 22,822 ! Feb 7.?...6591.Feb 8 . 3556 J SAVANNAH * Feb 2.2710.Feb 3.40811 Feb4.5424.Feb 6.4852 V21,989 Feb 7.-.Feb 8.4922 J 'CHARLESTON ' Feb S.. .1609.Feb 3.13551 . Feb 4. 2035.Feb 6.1561 }. 0,632 Feb 7.1534.Feb 8.1888 J GALVESTON feb 2.1581.Feb 3.10051 Feb 4.1623.Feb 6.....-y 7,206 Feb T.17S7.Feb 8.1330 ) HOBFOLK-1 Feb 2.1672.rFeb 3.10401 Feb 4.1333.Feb 6.2840 }-10,812 Feb7.1995.Feb 8.1932 J WILMINGTON Feb 2. 150.Feb 3. 4761 Feb 4. 225.Feb 6. 303 V 1,316 Feb 7.,. 1G3~.Feb 8.-J ~- Total.140.013 The arrivals for the corresponding week last year were 93,644 bales. The stocks or the article in sight at the latest dates were*as follows: ' * ' 1871. 1870 Stock lo Liverpool.bales. 565,000 310,000 -Stock in London. 77,908 106,593 Stock In Glasgow. 300 3 00 Stock tn Havre. 45,600 92.600 Stock In Marseilles. 6,850 6,100 Stook In Bremen.... 4,650 3,300 Stock ?rest of Continent. 25,000 35,000 Afloat for Great Britain (Amer? ican). 326,000 163,000 Afloat for France (American and Brazil). 1,313 62,000 Total Indian colton afloat lor Europe. 93.685 103,340 Stock m United States ports.. 598,829 520,546 Stock in inland towns!. 124,310 103,623 Total. 1,869,450 1,544,402 Increase or cotton in sight. 325,048 "The arrivals at this port Tor the week just closed were 342 bags of sea islands and Floridas, and 9340 bales or uplands, against 37? bags or sea islands, and 11,166 bales of uplands the week before, and 225 bags or sea islands and Floridas, and 6554 bales or uplands Tor the corresponding week of the season previous. These supplies came aa follows: Say of uplands, per South Carolina Railroad, 7822 bales; per Northeastern Railroad 631 bales; per Savannah and Charleston Railroad 139; Peedee 521; Santee 209; Edlsto 8; Beaufort 4; Georgetown 15. Of sea islands: Too goodoo 5 bags; Santee 36; Northeastern Railroad 24; Goose Creek 2; Beaufort 64; Florida 203; Savannah 8. Toa COTTON MARKET.-The Influence or heavy receipts caused a depressed reeling 'at all points during the pai>t week, and prices have had a ten? dency togo lower, closing somewhat steady. The Tate? in the English market, which commenced ac 7Md@7J?d, receded to 7>id; at New which, began at ii},', declined to I6>?c, ai tuts port middling uplands, which opened at fell off to l4*@l4Xc rb. . The transactions and prices atLlverpoo New York for this period have been as foi; On Friday, February 3, the former closed a i flrm'er, uplands -yi@~%'l, sales 0000 bales latter was dull at ISMc, sales 2500 bales. Ol nrday the former was dull, uplands 7Xd, 10,000 bales; the latter was quiet at I5}ic, 32D0 bales. On Monday the former closed h uplands 7X@7?id, sales 12,000 bales; the; wa3-qulet and weale at 15>ic, sales 5000 1 On Tuesday the former was dull and lowei lands 7 ?id, sales 8000 bales; thel?tteT was d 15??C sales 2000 bales. On Wednesday the fe opened dall but closed armer, uplands 7#d; 10,000 bales; the latter was declining at : sales 2150 bales. Yesterday the former sternly at 7??d, sales'10,000 bales; the latter quiet at 13???c. The business in the article in this markt the week Just closed was as follows: On Fr February 3d, the market showed extreme ness and depression and badness was near a stand; sales 100 bales ; quotations were ent nominal. On Saturday there was a mod?rai qulry during apartof'the day, the article clo quit; sales 800 bales; ordinary to good ordl being quoted at I3@14c, low middling 14J?C, j diing li^'c, strict middling 14??c ft.Ms. On day the market was flat and prices decllnet ft m ; sales 1000 bates; ordinary to good ordli being quoted at I3@i3^c, low middling 1 middling 14Kc, and strict middling no sale: Tuesday there was an easier tendency in ri bat there was a well sustained (.nd rather ai demand; sales 2000 bales; ordinary to goot dlnary being quoted at 12X@l3&c, low midd 14@i4>ic, middling Ujf?UXC strict mldC Htfc v lb. On Wednes l ay the market was t with a fair demand prevailing; sales 1300 b: quotations as before. Yesterday there wa fair Inquiry, with rather moro tone to the bi grades at the close, in consequence of 1 scarcity. Sales about 9)0 bales, say 14 at ll at 12, 9 at 12>i, 12 at 13, 292 at 13X, 3 at 133 ' at IZH. 55 at 14,77 it l4tf, 102 at li#, 68 at : 31 at 14??, 24 at Hf, 10 at I5c. We quote: LIVEFPOOL CLASSIFICATION. Ordinary to good ordinary.12X@13>? Low nuddllng.u ?HM Middling.14?i?14-," S.trict middling.14K@ . SEA ISLAND COTTON.-The arrivals or this qt ty or the staple were moderate, say 342 bagi sea inlands and Floridas ror thin period. Tl has been a ralr demand, mostly lor medium good qualities, the market presenting a ste character. The transactions hav > been about bags of Carolinas and Floridas, jay about ec quantities or each; among the ronner were 42 M. 18 at 45, 3 at 4S, 3 at 50, ll at 55,20 at GO, a 65,15 at 68,19 at :e, 8 at 72, 9 at Tax, 26 at 75, 7?, s at 85, 20 at 95; of Floridas 20 at 38,20 a< 15 at 41,43 ar 43,7 at 45, 5 at 4?, 14 at 50,17 at M at 56, 5 at 60, 2at 05,1 at 75cft lb. Carolinas rr.aj quoted at 50@60c ? lb lor common, 60@87 .or dlum, 68@75 ror good, and S0c@$l and upward lb for fine and extra Hue grades. Floridas ci mon may be quoted at 35@40. medium t> goo: @47, line and extra fine -|S@55 and upwards ft The stock of sea Islands having been ta ?en dur the post week waa. foun l ti? ba 140;' bags or Islands and 1226 or Floridas, being '.bout 500 b; lnexces3or our last statement. The additlo: amount has been added to our tables. Rios.-The receipts or t!i'.< grain have bi light, not probably exceeding 10,000 bushels the week.* The market has presented a very fl character for this perlo I, with only moder; offerings from factors, pr.ee* showing a tenden to harden. The transactions have been ab< 1200 tierces or clean Carolina, ame ng which wi 88 tierces an 7c, 10 at 71-16, 58 at TM, 97 at TM, : at ia, 357 at 7K, lil at 7 o-ie, m at 7?, 63 72?c fl lb. We quote coturno a to fair clean Ca: Una at Q%@")i, good at "\@~:?Q. NA YAL STORE'.-The arrivals of these artic wero toa filr extent, say about 250)bbisof kinds. Among the transactions were 3 bbls c tra pale rosin nt $3 50, 3 at S3, 32 bbls extra No at $2 7?, 2 bbls low No. 1 at $215, 3 bbls doll ai opaque at %?>, 200 bbls No. 2 at tl 34? 1 95, 21 bi No. 2 at St 90, 300 bbls No. 3 ut $1 80, 2 bbls No at $1 05. HAY.-The supplies havo been about 40) bales North Uiver qualities. The business has been 0 retail character, at about $1 7 0@l 80 fl hun dr ror North River. Cons.-There hive been no arr.vals 0." Impoi ance, a rew lots or limited amount comlug hand per railroad from Tennessee. The bnslne in this grain has been conflned to Jobbing paree at about 51 os@aiio fl bushel, by the car loa for prime Tennessee, and $115 fl bushel fi prime white Maryland, both by weight, bags I duded. OATS-.-No supplies have been received since la report. The market la rairly stocked, with a mo fe rate local demand, at about 80@85c fl bushel f prime, weight, bags included. PEAS.-Limited lots are being received per ra There J 3 a fair inquiry for "clay," which sells 1 about Si ss?* ? bushel. FLOUR.-The market is rairly supplied wli most qualities or this article, which are held dm ly. Northern and Western tine may be quote at $5 60@5 75 fl bbl; super at $6 soi $6 7.5 f) bbl; extra at $7 25@$8 fl bbl, an family at S8 6099 fl bbl. Southern description are in moderate stock, and super may be quote at $6 75@7 ? bbl.;extra at $7 50? $3 ? bbl; ram ly at $8 50?9 50, and extra family at $9 50@$i ?bbl. BACON-Prime meat ls in moderate stock, wit a ralr demand prevailing. Prim? smoked shouh' era may be quoted at ii>?@n*?c; prime smoke clear rib sides at 18)?@l3Xc; salted shoulders a 10? 10ii c and sides at 12@12>ic"f? rb. bales or 4 boxes salted shoulders took place at axe ? rt and 40 boxes salted long clear at 12c ? lb. SUUAR AND MOLASSES.-The stocks are mode rate, but good to prime grocery sugars may b quoted at ll>{@l2c ? tb. New Orleans molasses prime may be quoted at 66@70o ? gallon. Prim Louisana. sugar ls held at 11? 12c, lair at 10), ?10?. BOTTER AND LARD_There ls a fair stock 0 prime Goshen. We quote good to prime at S5d 45c? lb; Chicago prime 29@30c ? lb; Westen and other lower grades sell from 20?30c ft jt conn;ry at 25?3oc fl ?, as In quality. Lard ls ii ralr Bupply, and Is held at 14?16o ? lb. SALT.-Jobbing parcels or Liverpool received direct may be quoted at $1 so?i 60 fl sack. A cargo o, 3000 sacks received from Liverpool sold on privat? terms. IRON BANOS AND TIES for cotton, of the most approved patterns, are offered on the market at 6@7o fv ?J. INDIA BAOOINO.-There is but little Inquiry ror this article. We quote 22?23? fl j ard, nominal. TIMBER AND LUMBEK.-The market ror this arti? cle is quiet. We quote timber ror milling purposes from $6?io. snipping timber $10@15. Bright lumber, good merchantable, from city mills, *out to size, from $18?22 fl M by the cargo; lumber per rall, S13?15; river lumb?r, $lo@l2; dressed lumbar, $22?25. FREIGHTS.-To Liverpool, by steam direct nomi? nal on uplauds; via New York, Xd on uplands, lii'd on sea islands; by sall 7-1 ed on uplands, d on sea islands. To Havre nominal. Coastwise - to New York, by steam J?c on uplands and lc on sea islands; $2 ? tierce on rice; by sail, j;c ft tb on cotton;- ft tierce on rice; 40c ft barrel on rosin; $7@$8 fl M on lnmber; $9@io ft Mon tim? ber. To Boston, by Ball, Mc ib on upland cotton. To Providence, by sall, $8 00 fl M on boards, #c ft lb on cotton ; by steam- $1 ft bale on New York rates. To Philadelphia, by steam, >?c-?Arbon uplands; by sail, $7 fl M on boards; $9 on timber; $3 fl ton on clay, and $3@3 50 on phosphates. To Baltimore by steam; Xe ? tb; by sall, $6 50@7 ft M on ooards; $3@3 25 fl ton. on phosphate rock. Vessels are hi demand by j our merchants to take lumber freights from Georgetown, S. C., Darlen and SatLla River, Ga., and Jacksonville, Fla., to Northern ports, and $10@12 fl M aro rates on lnmber and boards. DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.-The banks are purchas? ing sight checks on New York at X@X off; five days a off; lo days l off; 15 days 1M off; 20 days -; 30 days -. They are selling sight checks at par. EXCHANGE-STERLING BILLS.-The rate yester? day was 20J??20*? for 60 day blll3. GOLD.-The brokers were yesterday buying at 10>i and selling at ll>i?l& Marketa by Telegraph. MONST MARKETS. LONE ON, February 9.-Noon.-Consols 92. BondB 90V NEW YORK, February 9.-Noon.-Stocks dull. Gold llXallX- Money easier at 5, and un? changed; long 9?{; short 10X* Bonds HX ?vening.-Honey a plut at from 3 to 4 per cent. Sterling 9Xa9X- Gold llXaUX- Governments very dull, sixty twos llji. Southerns dull, ex? cept North Carolinas, which are very strong, but not active. Tennessees 64. Virginias 65; new 6l>?. Louisianas 67; new 60. Levees 74; eights so. Alabama 98; Aves 68. Georgias 80>?; sevens 86. North Garollnas50>??; new 26?. South Carolinas 73>?;new59. , . NBW ORLEANS, February 9.-sterling 21. Sight exchange X discount. Gold wy.. COTTON MARKETS. LIVERPOOL, February 9-Noon.-Cotton steady ; uplands 7&d; Orleans 7Xd; sales 10,000 bales. Evening.-Cotton steady; uplands 7X<I; Or leans 7Xa8d; sales 10,000 bales; speculation and export 1000. NEW YORK. February 9-Noon.-Cotton quiet; uplands 15)ic; Orleans 15Xc; sales 2000 bales. Evening.-Cotton quiet; sales 3800 bales at MMe. BOSTON, Feoruarv 9.-Cotton dull; middlings 16Xc; net receipts'30 bales; gross 440; sales 300; stock 6500. BALTIMORE, February 9.-Cotton quiet and weak; middlings l4Xc; net receipts 450 bales; gross 798; exports coastwise 200; sales 426; stock 13'WILMINGTON, February 9.-Cotton dull; mid? dling l3Xc; net receipts 138 bales; sales 6; stock 2990 NORFOLK, February 9.-Cotton steady; low mid dllngs 13Xc; net receipts 1435 bales; exports coastwise 3258; sales 500; stock 7780. AUGUSTA, February 9.-Cotton quiet but Arm at l3Xal3Xc for mido lings ; sales 640 bales; receipts 1060. SAVANNAH, February 9.-Cotton qniet; mld ditnjrsUKc; net receipts 4129 bales; sales 1400; stock 96,153. MOBILE, February 9.-Cotton quiet; middlings 14Jic; net receipts 1365 bales; exports coastwise 201:sales isoo; stock 80,681. GALVESTON, February 9.-Cotton quiet; good or? dinary 12Xc: net receipts 1272 bales; exports to t Continent 1803; sales 700; stock 61.973. NBW ORLEANS, February 9.-Cotton Irregular; middlings I4>?al43?c; net receipts 4377 bales; gross 4803; exports to Humburg, 1993; sales 10,200*. Stock 263.528. PROVISIONS AND FROOCCB MARKETS. LrvsBrooL. February 9-Noon.-Corn 35s Sd. Red Western spring wheat, No 2 to 1, 7s lOd tolls- ~ NEW YORK, February 9-Noon.-Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat dull and unchanged. Corn quiet and steady. Pork steady at $22 75a23. Lard nrm at 13)?al3)?c. Turpentine steady at 50Ka51c. Rosin Arm at $2 60a2 66 for strained. Freights firm. Evening.-Southern flour quiet, common to good extra $6 90a7 40; good to choice $7 46aS 70. Wheat active and Armer, winter red and amber West ein $l67al69. Corn closed dull at 84a85c. Pork steady at $22 87??a23. Beef steady. Whis? key Armer, 93Xa94o. Lard quiet and Arm, ket. t!el3)ic. Naval stores Arm. Freights lower, by steam, wheat 7s; flour 3s. BALTIMORE, February 9.-Flour active but lets Arm. Wheat dnlL Corn dull and heavy. There ls a better feeling In provisions, but pi Ices are not higher. Whiskey quiet al S3J?c. CINCINNATI, February 9.-Fioarflrm and in fair demand. - Comm good demand at lull prices, 53a 54. Mess pork scarce, but Arm at $22.60 and gen? erally held at 2Sc nigher. Lard demand llj-ht and holders Arm. "Shoulders 9?i; clear sides 12c and generally held at J??tfo hlg?er.* Whiskey In ralr demand at 87. ST. Lons, February 9.-Flour quiet: snperAne winter $5 35a5 50. Corn, mixed, In buk, at river, .5a46c. Whiskey steady at 90. Pork Arm at $23. Shoulders, loose BJfC. Lard Armer. LOUISVILLE. February 9.-Flour firm. Provi? sions Arm. Mess pork $22 76. '.ard l3Xal4,s,c. Shoulders 10c Clear sides 12X- ."hlskey 87a88c. NBW ORLEANS, February 9 - tugar quiet and lower; good common 7a7,4ifc; prime ?Xe; strictly prime 10c. Molasses In lair demand and lower; common fermenting 20a35u; prime 60a52c; choice 60._ New York Kiev Market. From the Daily Bulletin, February 7: The de? mand is only moderate, and with a comparative? ly lair offering or stock, prices r.ther favor the buyer. Sales of retail lots of Carolina at 7Xa7Xc, small lota choice at 8c. Rangoon jobbing at 0>?a7 cents. From the Journal of commerce: Rice ls quiet and prices are hardly so Arm. The receipts are light, but there ls not mnch demand. We quote 7>ia7Xc for fair to prime, and 8c for fancy. From the World: Tho market was more active at the decline noted lu our last; sales 150 casks Carolina ai 7X&7 sc with prime jobbing parcels at 7XC, and choice lots at 6c. "Wilmington Market. WILMINGTON, February 8.-TURPENTINE-C20 bbls received and sold at $3 25 fur soft, and $210 for hard, per 280 lbs. SriRiTs TURPENTINE.-Market steady. Sales of 60 bbls at 47c per gallon. ROSIN.-?ales or 29uo bbls at $2 for strained, und 6 bbls at $6 50 for extra pa e. TAR.-250 bbls changed hands at $1 65 per bbl. COTTON-Miles of only 20 baies as tallows: 2 bales at 12-vc 3 at 13, l at 13'?', 13 at 13>" and l bole at 13X e. nts; CORN.-one careo of 3500 bushels received and sold at 97X cents per bushel. Norfolk Corn Market. NORFOLK, Febrnaiy 7.-CORN.-The market opened with a brisk demand, and the advance noticed at the close of our last review commited on Wednesday. Thc market closed on lost Tues, day at 80c for yellow, 85a8Sc, for mixed, and 90S Ole ror white. Next.day rite sales were nom 8000 to 9300 bushels; yellow bring.ng 86c, mixed U3c, and white 94&9SC. On Thursday' Hie gales wore small, and mixed declined xe yellow remaining unchanged. On Friday the demand was good, but prices-sllghtly lower; audVon-Saturday the market gave way completely..-The sales were about C000 to 70OO bushels at 80A84C mr white nnd fil.Sc Tur yellow'. .Yesterday, the mai ket ?r.,a si til weak, and the only sale.reported to ns was one of 900 bushels white at 80c. To day the sales amount? ed to 4500 bushels at 82a88o lor white, and toe for mixed. Receipts for tue week 30.060 bushels. Ihteror Colton, Markets. COLOMBIA, February 8 -Sales or cotton yes? terday 87 bales; middling 13'?c. SUMTER, February 7.-Cotton ror the past week has ruled dnll ai loxaisc. CHARLOTTE, February 7.-Sales to-day. or 42 bales at Armer quotations, lox to 13Xc extremes. Market dall and heavy. MACON, February 7.-Receipts of cotton 654 bales; shipments 490; sales 624; the market quiet., with middlings at 18Xc; low grades still in de? mand. MONTGOMERY, February 6.-Cotton market dnll and nominal at lSXc lor low middlings. ATLANTA, February 7.-The market to-day hus beea quiet and Arm: middling 13??C; low mid? dling l2Xc: good ordinary 12>?c; ordinary Ile. COLUMBUS. February 7.-Our market quiet, with a ralr demand for all g rac es. Low middling, good styles, 13X; sales 465 bales; receipts 364 bales; shipments 635 bales. SELMA, February 7.-There were no sales yes day. Middling usc; low middling 14c; coort ordinary 13XC. Factors asking the prices. Buy? ers offering lower rates. Nothing doing. Comparative Exportador Cotton and Rice from Uir Port of Charleston, from Sep? tember 1,1870, to February 9, 1871. BXPOBTED TO 1870-'7L S. L.Up'd. I Rice 1669-'70. S. I.i?p'd. i Rice Liverpool... Other Br. Ports 2401 7S639 7489 1272 43362 293 Tot'l G. Britain 2401 86128 Havre. Other Fr. Ports Total France., j N. ot Europe Tot'l N.Europe S.of Europe.., W. Indies, Ac. Total F. Ports. Boston. Rhode Island.. New York. Philadelphia... Bait, k Nr'folk Otk. U.S.Ports Tot'l C'sePorts 9042 8624 2401 103794 84 3693 2575 1272 43362 293 347 1269 347 84 2575 543 9o 1000421'???i 30 62941 1094 .. 9577 4464 .. . 4641, 1628 3757 1184S8 Grand Total.I 615SI222282117700 17706 104 140G 102 3046I 77627 6341 10| 7401| 1204 .I 112721 2628 1338 13?8 38S7 4985G 044 3162 4990 33i 96239 145095 1801 11974 12618 Exports of Rice. Naval Stores and Lum? ber from the Port of Charleston, from Sept. 1,1870. to February 9, 1871. EXPORTED TO Boston. New York_ Philadelphia.. Baltimore New Orleans.. Mobile..j Provid'ce.RI.. Oth'rUSl,,rts T'al Coastw'se in NATAL STOR'S 1&U9 N AVA I. ! STOR'S Bola, Feet. Bbls. Feet. 5,959, 239,226 ' 6,619; 92,424 10,237i 1,510,739 5.459 : 2,724.964 5,764i 780,000 4,279 83.C0C 4,3301 640.49U 790' C9S.146 Barcelona. Maj'a 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. Grand Total ?00.344;.| 140,000 345,500 .; 41S,203 26,340,' 4,022,302 19,147| 3,656,737 953. 1,812 581 922,473' 40G,40G. 1,804 3,012 900 2,268 8,995 200'. .? 10,000 ; 4,7161 ,.j.I 282,500' 1,206,173 35,3351 6,223,475 6,208 11,796 30,943 49G.406 4,353,143 BS1 S5 5 Bas* ?soSg S S : ?: - o -i ~ E o s. ; . . ? : ; : : Sgftgl : ; : '. ' {So-?e-: . 9! odd s d 2 t? to s? ? p so uu^? OD ta a?um ??M M ?a,?; Vio'o w tal-' '. ~-f a -lot-if'uaoa?- ft S tr co ESS ?g: SSgfcS: 2; M ? M M ix- t3 . ex to ta o ?> j-J OB ci y - w io CT" toa VoobbV^-io*io cs o cocota-?oawc>aocn*-<o O -J B'S o> o SO^V-HM M -' to- ?a uo>*? -J ? io H ro o JO X Ol 53 O O 00 1? CO O M M '-> V'e w a M o V 'a co co o o. co ? ? . ?3 . . M co >-. 6 . ca ?ari ?pia; topi ?j- ; co ?ls: sHels: SS M ta o Ut '. - : M to 1; NCO; pts > : ? "i* <p >. -?*.. CO* ?. to e . co ca ce . M ?a ; M ? MM . o o? ifc ! co o 00 00 ta ; (?p-oy; j^r* ?a CE Co ? SSn?o?' co ta flo o B ? M K cS OD g) ' Qt?Q . ? os ci M -i ta _ c? ? 2M*1OM o^^locoo taottcocacnetoto aotta COOOMMO- oto t?jCoD>-i?C)'->ta' tn te ? S ?o o ta to &? m M . 00 o 1 5e i ts ra log 50 3)0 o ra F*?? l?? sil tB_, M . . 01 cn ' ??o?: Vs co ca cw socs jj cy n IO tfi OJ? Ot 00 ss jj OJ e? _ca?j*?j?; o Via "cc OD M ta ta* DD en K 55 o> to e? e> -J m . coo coo ooeotaptOM. tata n ri.53" B? S CB CO S CO p X 5 8 ? 00 ? .? M ta ? Wcoci O JCTCifll JOBUOlg ta -T co ce CK ; -J ta ?m t>oo eojec? JOJM ; cop bei.??jla*.ao)' o;c>?e?tcctoo?ot. coot OOOO co - -?to co ; jj o co ? 00 ta (0 ?S *-? ?? ; 35 foot OMV?iotap . V?? 6oi**t"O?' to ot => 5 o *. o to M Ut . <>? o cn co ii 5 5 ii NOTE.-We have deducted from New Orleans 51919 bales uplands, from Mobile 2976 bales up la ds and burned 502; from Bavaunah 1626 bags Bea Island and 1226 bales upland .and from Charles? ton 3237 bags sea island and 1812 bales upland the quautltles received at those ports from Mo? bile, Florida, Texas and Savannah. Charleston Wholesale Prices. ARTICLES. , PRICES. BAGGING, fl yard Dundee. .. 0 Gunuy Cloth. ?2 @ 23 New York Double Anchor, 44 . Inches. 2?iths. 0 BALC ROFE, fi lb- k Manilla. 0 Western. 8 ? . 12K Jute. 0 BCTTBR-Goshen.;. 30 ? 40 Countv. 25 (31 30 COTTON, ft ft Ordinary to good ordinary.... 12?*? 13*? Low middling. 14 ? UH Middling to strict middling... 14 'U@ 14>, Good middling. ? Sea Island. 40 ? 1 26 COFFEE, fi lb- . Kio. 16 ? 19 Lagt'.ayra. @ Java. 0 FERTILIZERS Carolina Fertilizer, fi 2000 tbs. GO 00 ? Wando Fertilizer.cash_ 50 00 ? Time. 65 oo @ Double Relined Poudrette. 30 00 0 NI ICH' P how jill aie. 03 00 ? Peruvian Guano, ft 2240 lbs...loo 00 @ .. Pacific Guano,fl 2000 lbs.cash. 65 00 ? Time. 61 00 % Photftx Guano. 47 50 @ Haugh's Phos., ft 2000 lbs. cash 50 00 @ Rhodes' Phosphate, ft 2000 tts 65 00 % Rhodes' Standard Manure ($65 time).? 07 60 @ .; OrcMlloGuano($40 tunej.^... 35 00 m .s Land Plaster.'.........../..... 13 00 @ 16 00 Mapcs' Super Phos, ft 2000 tts. 65 00 @ Woolston's Phosphate ol Mme 65 00 ? Woolston's Yege'or, ft 2000 tts 65 00 0 .. Croasdale's Gen. Suo.Phos. net 60 00 ?9 Bowers'Complete Manuro. net 60 00 & .. Sardy's Phos. Peruvian, cash. 65 00 @ Snrdy's Pacltlc Guano, cash... 60 00 @ Patansco Guano. 65 00 @ E. Frank Co's Ammoulated Bone Phosphate. 60 00 @ Coe's Pure Dissolved Bone.... 62 00 @ ., j Whann's Superphosphate. 60 00 @^70 00 ttl wau Guano, No l ($00 time) 64 00 @ .. Etlwan Guano, No 2 ($60 time) 63 00 ? Zeb's Ainraumated Bone Phos? phate ($70 time).60 co @ Russel Coe's Ammonlated Bone Superphosphate ($65 time).6b 00 0 Cotton Food, per ton. 60 00 % Wilcox, Gibbs k Go.'s Manipu? lated....;.i. 60 00 & FLOUR, ft bbl - Flue. 5 60 0 6 76 Soper.?. 6 26 1 7 00 Northern and Western Extra. 7 60 @ 8 00 Baltimore Extra. 0 Southern-Super. 6 60 0 7 00 Extra. T 60 0 8 so Fumlly. 8 00 0 10 00 GRAIN, V Bushel Maryland Oats. 80 0 85 Western Oats. 80 0 86 Com. 1 12 0 1 16 HAY, ft cwt North River. 1 76 ? 1 80 LUMBER, ft M feet Clear White Pine, first quality. 60 00 0 66 Oo White Pine, good run. 88 00 0 40 00 Yellow Pine. 20 00 ? 24 00 Boards, rough. ll 00 0 12 00 Grooved and tongued 28 00 @ 32 00 MOLASSES, ft gallon Cuba. 23 @ 26 Muscovado. 31 0 35 Sugar-house. 50 0 1 00 New Orleans. 66 0 70 NAVAL STORES, ft bbl Tar. 0 .. Pitch. 0- .. Rosin, pale.../.. 0 Rusiu, No. 1. 2 00 0 3 00 Rosin, No. 2. 1 75 @ 1 85 Rosin, No. S. 1 60 ? 1 75 Spirits Turpentine, fi gallon.. .. ? .; (Hude Turpentine. 0 ..' Hard Tuipeutine. ? Oakum, ft lb. ie ? NAUS-American 4@20d" ft keg 5 05 ? 700 POWDER-Dupont's, F.F.F. g.... 6 00 ? .. Dupont's, F.F.F. 5 00 ? Dupont's. Blasting. 4 00 ? . PKOVISIONS, ft IB Bacon, Hams. 18 ? 22 Sides. 13>?? 13J? Shoulders. li>?@ MX Strips. 0 Lard. In keg. 14 ? ' 15 Butter:.:. 30 ? 40>i Cheese. 15 ? 30 Potatoes, Irish, ft bbl. 5 00 ? Sweet. 3 60 ? 4 00 Onions....'. 6 50 @ 7 00 Apples.' 3 00 0 4 50 Eggs. 25 ? 30 Poultrv-Chickens, ft doz.... 3 00 @ 4 00 Fowls."? doz..... 5 00 ' ? 5 50. RICE, ~$ lt-Carolina. oeji? 07*i East india. (fill ..>4' SALT, sack-Liverpool, coarse 1 co ? 1 60 Liverpool, line. 0 StJGAR, ft lc -Raw. ? Porto Rico. ? Muscovad. 10 @ LrX , BEESWAX-ft ft. 38 & 40 IHUES. Green-ft tt.J*..0 Dry. 12 0 16 CHESTNITS-ft bushel. 4 00 0 exports. r LIVERPOOL-Per Br bark Sabra Moses-lil bags sea island and 1970 bales upland cotton, 212 sacks cotton seed, 280 tons phosphate rock. PniLAOELrniA-Per steamship Virginia-60 tes rice, 314 bales cotton, 515 bbls rosin, 139 bales do? mestics, 61 hhds and bales hides and iron, 34 pkgs fcundries. ss? | ? : If g . I :|S _ B .00 ? -> : Bc* ? S ; ?a ft E 11 kt) M . ?5 cr o . S6 ? 2. : -B: <o (j . - s 9 II J III E ll ? sag ? ? CB 2 "O E.? ? Ii i pS I l? f i5f :. s& i -ttl : 3 31 ?J. SS O tx " Jg? Li E SI S Si ! JD W sss; p B 3 a - 0 1 2 e S S ? 3 . 51'i? B i H 5 5 a e a a I ??.65 I P i m a m co sse CJ -J o CS Ul * 2. 3 B K S S > B g _* J? h. B og d 3 ? .3 : ^ M M W ?J ?JJ M S * "BB SN Q 2 co ea jj to co (j ca O os CO t B *8 ?UH _O0.jP. CO b) CO "00'' M M Va SSS ?_S _o ? S o S S o CK V *? 5 5 ? (3 O W CO - <o S S. i to _M ?j Ja 4t ~-* "o ? "M CB o .> -I 5 ?3 -4 CO C?i o co oo 00 w M *. M JO M M 8* 00 CK CO 4^ w - - 1; ? ? s if tc Ucccl|iia by Ka iii una. February 0. SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD. 1288 bales cotton, 85 bales goods, 18 bhds sogar, 1 car stock. To Railroad Agent, Pelzer, Rodgers * co, L D Mowry A Son, 0 ll Walter A CO, Cald? well A Son, Brodie A co. Kinsman A Howell, T P Smith, Frost A Adgcr, G A Trenlioltn A Son, A B Mulligan, Reeder A Davis, Gaillard A Mlnott, W P Dowling A co, W ? Courtney A co, YT C Bee A- co. Murdaugh A Mathews, G W Williams A co, J R Pringle A Son, W W smith, W B Williams A Sou, Sloan A Selgnlous, L E Johnson, and Thurston & Holme?. KO RT il K A ST K RN RAILROAD. 74 bales upland and 6 bags sea Island cotton, 45 bbls naval stores, cars lumber and wood, mdse. Ac. To G W Williams A co, L D Mowry A Son. Gracscr A Smith, W 0 Bee A co, Kee 1er k Davis, Caldwell A Son, J Marshall, Jr, Barden A Parker, W C Courtney A co, SD Stoney, Pelzer, Rodgers A co, J Goshen, A S Johnson, C Grave ley, wagener A Mons'ee?, Prlngl? A Son, G Foll?n. S Maybanm, F Wehmaun. SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD. 43 bn les cotton, sacks rough rice. mdse. Ar. To W M Lawtou A Sous. G W Williams A co. G H ingraham A Son. W B Williams A Sou, G W Wilte. PlDtknev Bn.s, W Ilevward, Johnston, Crews A co, w Brassier, WA Boyle. H Adams, w Boyd, W Mnzyck, P G Haaeli, J sanford. Passengers. Per steamer City Point, from Palatka. via Jack? sonville, Fernandina and Savannah-H L Clark and lady. Dr Wm L Howland and ?laughter, C B Smith, Dr McKay and lady, A D Waterbury, Mrs D Waterbury, P Cope, Mrs A A Cope, G Cope, E J Mack, M Fa l, and 21 on deck. FORT CALES DAR. . MOON'S PHASES. Full Moon, 5th. 8 hours, 44 mlnntes, morn In ir. Last Quarter. 12th, 0 bouts. 40 minutes,morning. New Mcon, 19th 8 honrs, no minutes, morning. First Quarter, ?7th, 5 hours, 18 minutes, morn g. Monday. Tuesday. Wednesday. Thursday... Friday. Saturday... Sandav.. a. SUN. IUSSS. 6..?2 6.. 61 e..61 6..60 6..48 6..43 6..47 soi BETS. 6.. 36 6..87 6..38 5..38 5 "39 6..40 6.. 41 MOOS R. A 8. 6..57 7..68 9.. a 10.. 6 ll..12 morn. 12..14 MARINE NE W8. CHARLESTON, FEBRUARY 10, ARRIVED YESTERDAY. Steamer City Point, Vincent, Palatka, via Jack? sonville. Fernandina and Savannah. 88. bags sea island and ll bales .upland cotton, mdse, Ac. To Raven tl A co, Wm M Lawton A Sons, J D Aiken A co, Mowry A Son, A W Williams, Geo W Witte, Stoney A Lowndes. G W Williams A co, J N Robson, Ingraham A Son, L C Nowell, C '/horn? ley, Dowling k co, Pinckuey Bros, N Y Steamship co. W C tee A co, Frost A A deer, and others. Steamer Pocosln, Gannon, Knox k Wbealoch's Plantation, O C Pariah. 1000 bags cotton seed. To Hopkins, McPherson k co. GLEAMED YESTERDAY. Steamship Virginia, Hunter, Philadelphia-W A Courtenay. Br bark Sabra Mose?, Kiliam, Liverpool-J A EDMUW A co. Sehr J C Nash, Crowley, Georgetown, S 0, to load for Brooklyn, N Y-J A Enslow k co. Sehr F E Frye, Frye, Georgetown, S C, to load for a Northern port-J A Ensiow A co. SAILED YESTERDAY. Steamship Virginia, Hunter, Philadelphia. PROM THIS PORT. Steamship Manhattan, woodhull, New York, February 7. . Sehr Emma Green, Collins, Matanzas, Janu? ary 28. DP FOR THIS PORT. Sehr Anna E Gioverj Terry, at Philadelphia, February 7. - CLEARED FOR'THIS PORT. Steamship Charleston, Berry, at New York, Feb? ruary 7. Sehr Frank A Emily, McCobb, at Rockport, Me, February 3. List ol Shipping IN THE FORT OF CHARLESTON, FEBRUARY 9. Vessels under 100 tons, and steamers coasting within the State, excepted. STEAMSHIPS. Cuba, - tons.Dukehart, at Union wharf, for Bal? timore, repairing-Mordecai k co. Champion, 1418 tons, Lockwood, atAdger's wharf, for New York, loadlng-^Jhmes Adger k cb. Sea Gull. 616 tons, DuttoD, at Union wharf, for Baltimore, repairing-p C Trenholm. SHIPS. Muscongus, (Br). 700 tons, Grover, at Vander horst's wharf, for Liverpool, loading-Raven el k co. Edlfh (Br), - tons, Hilton, at Boyce k co'swharf, for Amsterdam, loading-LeseBne k Wells. R C Winthrop. 900 tons, Stewart, at Atlantic whan, for Liverpool, loading-Patterson k Stock. Island Home (Br). 726 tons, McLelian, at Accom? modation wharf, for Liverpool, loading-Hen? ry Card. Kate Troop (Br), 747 tons, Crocker, at AMantic wharl, from St John's, N B, waiting-Geo A Trenholm A hon. BARKS. Hawkeye (Br;. - tons, Breaehin, at-Robb's Mill, for a Port lu Urea: Britain, loading-street Bros A co. , Sailor Prince, 445 tous, McMahon, at Atlantic wharf, for Liverpool, loading-E Willis. Ked-r, 330 tons, Souder, in the Stream, for Valpa? raiso, ready-Street Bros A co. Arbitrator (Br), 547 tons, irwin, at Union wharr for Liverpool, loading-Wagner, Huger A co. ' Yumnil, (Br,) 443 tons, Campbell, at Boyce A cu's wharf, for Liverpool, loading-Robert T Walker. Sabra Moses, (Br), 636 tons, Kt'.lam, at Boyce & co's wharf, for Liverpool, ready-J A Ens low A co. Batchelors, (Br,) 655 tons, Tooker, In the Roads, for Amsterdam, ready-Lesesne k Wells. Eulalia, (Span,) 450 tons, Arana, at Vanderhorst's v;barf, for Liverpool, loading-W P Hall. Kepler (N Ger}, - tons, Lanckenau, at Atlantic wharf, from Brem?n, discharging-G A Hop ley A co. Soward (Br), 596 tons, Shaw, In the Stream, for 1 Gotrenburg, ready-B S Rhett A Son. 1 Prof Schwelgard (Nor), 320 tons, Swan, at Boyce A co's wharf, from Cardin", walting-Order. Bio de la Plata (Br), 647 tons, Landry, at Commer? cial wharf, for Cork and a Market, loading -BMare k co. Moselle (Br),. 299 toca, Lefeuvre, at Palmetto wharf, from Cape de Veide, waiting-R Mure k co. Walter, 452 tons, St in s on, at Boyce's k co's wharf, for Liverpool, loadlng-B S Rhett k SOD. Ueiand (Nor), 285 tons, Tallaksen, at Boyce k co's wharf, for Liverpool, loading-B S Rhett & Son. Vinco (Br), 438 ions, Robson, at Y.'nderhorst'a wharf, for Llv?rpoul, loading-H Card. Emanuel (Nor), 246 tons, Einersen, at Boyce k co's wharf, for the North of Europe, loading J M Fredsbi-rg. Carmel (Br). 780 tons, Patten, at Central wharf, for Cork and a Market, ready-R Mure & co. Beltiate (Br), 409 tuns, Nielsen, at Kerr's wharf, from Liverpool, d'schnrging-R Mure k co. Ansdell (Br), 364 tons, Pierce, at Marshall's wharf, from Port Talbot, Eng, discharging-R Mure k co. Harzbnrg (N G), 642 tons, Knhlken, at Palmetto wharf, from Bremen, discharging-C O Witte. Elvira (Span), 306 tons, Oliver, at Brown k co's wharf, from Havana, walting-w P nail. Dranpner (Nor), 467 tons, Ingoldsen, at Marshall's wharf, from Cardiff, discharging-W B Smith ACO. BRIGS. Flora (Br), 350 ton", rumford, at Atlantic wharf, for Genoa, loading-Hunt Bros k co. Prothesa (Br), - tons, Bail, at Brown k co's' wharr, from Rio de Janeiro, walting-W PHall. Rosa (Span polacre), - tons, Santos, at Brown k co's wharf,from Havana, waiting-WP Hall. Margaret, 169 tons, Johnson, at Brown k co's . wharf, for New Orleans, loading-T Tup? per k Sons. Talia (Span). 102 tons, Barbeta, at Brown A en's wharf, from Cienfuegos, Just arrived-W P liol). Torrent. - tons, Tlbbets, at Atlantic wharf, from Matanzas^io be repaired-J A Enslow k co. P SCHOONERS. J W .Allin,- tons, Doane, In the Stream, for Boston, ready-W Roach k co. . John s Lee, 260 tons, Van Gilder, in Ashley River, for Baltimore, loading-H F Baker k co. Ida Richardson, - tons, Bedell, at Kerr's wharf, from Baltimore, walting-Street Bros k co. J 0 Nash, 135 tons, Lowell, at Southern wharf, for Georgetown. S 0, ready-J A Enalow k co. Fawn, 313 tons, Megathlln, at Central wharf, for Boston, loadiDg-M Goldsmith k Son. LillaB, r.6 tons, Grim th, in Ashley Rtver, for north side Cuba, loading-J A EusloW k co. P E Frye, - tons, Frye, at Brown k co's wharf. for Georgetown. S C, ready-J A EL slow k co; My rover, 440 tons. Brown, at Ad ger's wharf, for New York, loading-W Roach k co. Florence Rogers. - tons, Shepherd, at Adger's wharf, from New York, discharging-W Roach k co. David Currie, - tons, Barrell, at Southern wharf, from Orient, L 1, discharging-J A>EnMow k co. A bert Thomas, - ton?, Rose, at Brown k co's wharf, from Baltimore, dtschaiglug-Stree&> Bros k co. -1 Sr?ppinq. -po Ii SEW YORK? OLD LINK V SW YORK AND CHARLES TON STEAMSHIPS. ESTABLISHED 184 5. SPACIOUS AND ELEGANT DECK STATEROOMS. The very fast and splendid Side-Wheel Steam? ships of this Line will sall from Adger's South Wharr as follows during the month of February: CHAMPION. SATURDAY, nth. at 12 o'clock M. CHARLESTON, TDESDAY, 14ih, at 2 o'clock P. M. MANHATTAN, SATUBDAT, 18th, at half-past 4 o'clock P. M." JAMES ADGER, TUESDAY, 21st, at 7 o'clock, P.M. CHAMPION, SATURDAY. 25th, at 7 o'clock P. M. CHARLESTON. TUBSPAY. 28th. at 12 o'clock M. 93- Through BUlsorLadtnir given on Colton to Liverpool, Boston, Providence and the New Eng? land manufacturing towns at the lowest market rates. For Freight or Passage engagements, apply to febl lmo_ JAMES AUGER <* CO. . IJ1HRO?GH BILLS LADING TO BALTIMORE: PHILADELPHIA, HOS. TON, BREMEN, AND THE CITIES OF THE NORTHWEST. The flne Steamship FALCON, Hay nle, Commander, will sail forBultlmore^ on TUESDAY, 14th February, at 1 o'clock p. BS~ Philadelphia Freiunts iorwarded to that city by railroad from Baltimore without addi? tional insurance, and Consignees are allowed am? ple time to sample and sell their Gooda from the Railroad Depot in Philadelphia. PAUL C. TREN HOLM, Agent, febO-5 _No. ?j Union Wharves. JpACIFIO MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPY'S THBOUGH LINE TO CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND JAPAN FARES GREATLY REDUCED. Steamers of thc above Une leave Pier ??SKk\ No. 42, North River, foot of Canal jSAiJSK street, N?w York, at 12 o'clock noon, of tue 4to and 20th of every month (except when theat dates fall on Sunday, tlien the Saturday preced departure of the soth connect at Panama witt steamers for south Pacific and Central American ports. Those of 4th touch at Manzanillo. Steamship GREAT REPUBLIC ?eaves San fran? cisco for Japan and China March 1,1871. .No California steamers toucn at Havana, bm go direct from New York to Aspinwafl. One hundred pounds baggage free to each adult. Medicine and attendance free. For Passage Tickets or other Information apply at the COMPANY'S TICKET OFFICE, on the wharf foot of Canal street, North River, New York. F. R. BABY, Agent. jtnyie-lyr_ ?pORSAVANNAH VIA BEAUFORT AND PACIFIC LANDING. The Steamer PILOT BOY, Captain J. W. Sly, will leave Central Wharf._ for above points every MOXDAY MOBNINU, sr. o'clock, and for Beaufort and Pacific Landing every THURSDAY, leaving here at 8 o'clock A. M. For Freight or Passage. apply to J. D. AIKEN, Agent, febl_; No. 5 Central Wharf. ?piOR SAVANNAH. ELEGANT STATE ROOM ACCOMMODATIONS. The Splendid Steamer CITY" _ "-JF^v POINT, Captain D. B. Vincent, Will^33332 leave Central Wharf for the above place, on FRIDAY EVENING, February 10, 1871, at 8 o'clock. The Steamer DICTATOR, Captain L. M. Coxetter,' will leave on TUESDAY EVENING. February 14, 1871, at? o'clock. feb8_RAVENEL & CO., Agents. .po R F *L OR I DA, TWICE A WEEK. FOR SAVANNAH, FERNANDINA, JACKSON VILLE, PILATKA AND ALL POINTS ON THE ST. JOHN'S RIVER, The Steamer DICTATOR, Captain - ?tr?*? L. M. COXETTER, Will sall fm rr. ?gSj^B? central Wnarf for above points cveTjruaaDAT EVENING, at s o'clock, arriving back at Charles ton every SUNDAY AFTERNOON, at 5 o'clock. The Steamer CITY T01NT. Captain D. B. Vin cent, wUl sall from Central Wharf for above pointe every FRIDAY EVENING, at & o'clock, arriving back at Charleston WEGNESDAT AFTERNOON, at 5 o'clock. oe tip_RAVENEL k CO., Agents. ^"EEKLY. LINE TO SAVANNAH. THROUGH BY DAYLIGHT. FOR PACIFIC LANDING, -BEAUFORT, HILTON HEAD. SAVANNAH. DAREEN AND BRUNSWICK, GA.1 The favorite Steamer ELIZA IIA^N CO X Cap tam L. w. BURNS, * will receive Freight at south Allan- _ . j-TT-*?> tlc wharf for above polnt? every mBB??m\\m TUESDAY, and leave on every WEDNMDAYMORN INO, at 7 o'clock, arriving at Savannah the same evening, and leaving for Harlen, Ac, the follow? ing morning. Returning, will leave- Savannah for Charleston every MONDAY MOKNI.NO, at 7 o'clock. For Freight or passage, apply to RAVENEL, HOLMES 4 CO., aeplO _No. 177 East Bay. ?pOR FORT SUMTER. The Steamer POCOS1N, Captain W. _ _ -rfTT*?. H. Gannon, will leave as aoove??t???SBBL?? every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATUKUAYTati* o'clock, from Market Wharf, foot of Market street. Returning at a quarter-past 2 o'clock. Jan25-lmo J. H. MURRAY, Agent. pOS LIVE EP 0 OL. 9 The British Ship M?SOONGCF, John Gov- "" r, Master, having a portion of her cargo ngaged, wLl have dispatch. . _? Jan26 _ RAVENEL St CO. pOR LIVERPOOL? The First-class British Bark vu M URI, JJ* Campbell, Master. 29K For Freight cn. a gem ea t=. apply to Janis R.T. WALKBK, Boyce St Co.'a Whs,rf. Bitters. JT RA DE MARK OLD CAROLINA BIT TEES, FOB SALS BT E. E. BEDFORD, King street, : C. D. AHRENS & CO., King street, B. FELDMANN A CO., King street, C. MOMEIER, And hy Druggists and Grocers everywhere. ?tfertilijcrs. " PRICES REDUCED i mACWic OCEAN For sale by WILCOX, GIBBES * CO., Importers and Dealers In GUANO, No. 148 Bay street. Savan? nah, Ga.; No. 241 Broad street, Augusta, Ga.; No. isl EAST BAY. Charleston, S. C. For further In? formation, address as Aove, for Southern Agri? culturist Almanac.' fetl-lmo Wtnqs, Chemicals, &t. SHERMAN SOOTHING CORDIAL I AN INVALUABLE REMEDY FOR INFANTS U This is the best Medicine ror young children, suffering with Colic, Diarrhoea, or any other com? plaint, lo'ldent to Teething. It may be given with safety, as it contains' no opium, or other in? jurious anodyne. Price, 25 cents a bottle. Manufacture 1 and for sale by DR. H. BAER. Also by the following Druggists: A. W. ECKEL A '"0., Dr. A. RAOUL, Dr. W. A. SHRINE, A. 0. BAR HOT, W. T. LITTLE A CU., J BLACKMAN, P. M. COHEN, "1?\ E. H. KELLERS, E. S. BU'KNHAM, GK A.M AN A .-CH WAKE, G. W. AIM Alt, J. LOCKWOOD, G. J. LUHN, W. T. LINN, W. A. GIBSON. And by Druggists generally. Jan21 STJK/E POP ! DEATH TO RATS, ROACHES, BEDBUGS, Sec, NEVER FAILING. BOXES DOUBLE THE SIZE AS OTHER?. HERMETICALLY SEALED AND . ALWAYS FRESH. Sold at Wholesale by DOWIE, MOISE & DAVIS. And at retal by all Druggists. febi-emos Sitters. " WHOLESALE AGENTS FOR THE OLD CAROLINA BITTERS, H. BISCHOFF & CO., H. KLATTE A CO., BOLLMANN BROTHERS, J. A. QUACKENBUSH, WAGENER A MONSEES, MANTOUE A CO. Seining JHacijutes. AND TITK * WEED" FAMILY FA YUK I TE L0CK-ST1T0H r ... MACHINE. are the best in nse. For sale on the Lease Plan, with monthly pay. menta, on easv terms, or fer cash. AR kinds of Machine attachments. Needles, Cotton, (whlse, black aud colored,) Silk, Oil, soap, Ac, ?c. ' Repairing as usual. Circulars and samples of work sent on application. I). E. HASELTON, General Dealer In First Class Sewing Ma? chines and Material, No. 307 King stree;* ' aug n Charleston, s. C. w ABNER'S IODO F 0 RM AND IBON PILLS. For sale by DR. H. BAER; ' -i J*11" ' No. 131 Meeting street.