The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, March 24, 1871, Image 4
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Who killed Charles Sumner ?
I, San Domingo,
1 did it, by jingo
I killed C. S.
Who saw him die?
I, said Jim y ye- .
I saw bim die
How's that for high ?
Who laid him ont?
I, said John scott
1 laid Charlie ont :
That's what's the matter.
Who dag his grave ?
I, Cornelius Cole,
1 dng therhole ;
I planted Charlie !
Who nailed the co?ln ?
L Simon Cameron,
With my little hammer on,
I nailed the coffin.
Who read the prayer?
I, said Ctyss,
"Let us have peace,"
Bat pot with oar Foreign Relations.
C OM31 ER CI A.Z. NKW8.
^\ports Of the Week turfing March. 33
_ X"_L FOBEIGK.
LIVERPOOL-Per Br- bark Minnie-32 bags sea
island and 1022 bales- upland cotton, 485 bbls
roKin.per bark Midas-1486 bales upland
cotton, 250 bags cotton seed, 300 tons phosphate
rock.
???BESSTOws AND A MARCET-2069 bales upland
cotton, 70 tons phosphate rock.
Rio PB JANEIRO-Fer Br bark Lord Baltimore
238,197 Xeet lamber.
ii DOMB8T1C ?
NEW YORE-Per steamship James Adger-624
balea npland and 14 bags Bea island cotton, 134
tea rice; 54 hales domestics, 135 sacks cotton seed,
24, bbls. rosin, 50 packages green peas, 53 packages
sundries..Per steamship Santo Carolina-160
bags sea Islands and 845 hales upland cotton. 269
bois rosin, es rcs rice, 97 casks clays, 83 hags rice,
44Tjales domestics, 40 pkgs sundries, 38 pkgs fruit,
9 pkgs leather.Per steamship Manhattan-25
bags island and 458 bales upland cotton, 20 tes
rice, 67 packages or sundries, and 75 empty
barrels.Per. sehr N W smith-47 bales up?
land cotton, 4S Obis Cotton seed oil, 37 old iron
axles, io hhds bones, 06 bbls scrap Iron, l cask
sheet lead, i:oo empty carboys, 83 000 feet hewn
timber, ao,ooo*et-nooring boards.
PHiLADELPHiA-^Per steamstilD Virginia-387
hales cotton,?1 bales rsgs, ?c 85 bales yarn, 62
tes rice, 31 ca&ka cay, 25 bbls molasses.
I?ALTIMORE-Per steamship Maryland-176 tes
rice, 258 bales cotton, 18 bales domestics, 114 bbls
.rosin* 4 hhds and 2 bales bides, 10,000 feet lumber,
IS packages sundries.
HALI. RIVER-Per sehr W H Thorndike-100,000
feet lumber.
Tile Charleston Market.
FOR THE WEEK ENDINO THURSDAY, MARCH 23.
TBS, . CROPS.-Tho weather has preserved a
spring-like character, for most of this period, was
generally dry, and the sun . lor a part of the day
displayed considerable warmth, forcing vegeta- j
ticm rorward .?}th mach activity. The prepara- j
tiona, for planting-have gone on uninterruptedly
during this period. -
THE RECEIPTS.- The arrivals at the ootton.ports
for the .week:np to Friday last show a decline
on the 'week before, ou: were- large when compar?
ed with test year, and were 102,484 bales, against
136,638 bales the week previous, and 44,808 ba K s j
forthe period last season. At New Orleans the
receipts were ie,coo bales, In contrast with 19,289 j
tales the season before - The total arrivals at the
cot toa porte from September 1, 1870, up to the
latest] mail dates, were 3,131,779 bales, against
2,294,757bales the yes.r previous, showing an in?
crease of 687,022 balee. The receipts at the cbler
Southern markets from September 1, 1870, up to
the latest telegraphic Intelligence, as compared
With last year,.were as follows :
1871. 1870.
New Orleans. March 22..'1,143,745 920.695
Mobile, March 22. :. 352,831 260,557
Sdvairnah, March 22..:.615,309 108,992
Charleston. March 22.301,288 201,363
Galveston.'March 22..198,138 183,542
NOTfOlK'Marca 22.275,642 174,610
North' Carolina, March 22. 73,762 48,653
The following are the receipts of colton at the
principal Southern markets from*March 16 to 22,
18.71,' inclusive, as reported by telegraph. This
Includes all points but overlend:
NEST ORLEANS
?ar ch 18... : .6827.March 17... .14861
March 18.345S.March 20..11,238 >.29,034
March 21.3146.March 22....3079J
Mo&rjc
atajruh. 16.1093.March 17.... 8771
March 13 . 647......March 20....5960 }? 10,625
March 21.1872.March 22.... 176 j
SAVANNAH
-Miren ic.1451.March n....12161
March 18.1311.March 20_2965 ?-10,479
March. 21.1402.March 22.. ..2134 J
CHARLESTON
aiarch 16..... 972.March 17....835)
March 18.518.March20.... 900 > 4,305
March 21. 708.March22....366J
9N
ch ie...March 17.... 4291
ch 18.1810.March20.... 1245 }. 5,403
March 21.1039.March 22.... 880)
?5*7..,. .
Urch ; 16.1051.Ma rch 17.... 12101
larch TS.....1240.March20....1247 [ 0,228
March 21. 775.March 22.... 705 j
WILMINGTON
Maroni?.ns.March 17.... 981
March 18.135.March20.... 35 }- 522
March 21. 65......March 22.... 74 J
;^;!Total..:.. 66,649
The arrivals for the corresponding week last
year were 53,130 bales.
The stock of the article in eight at thc latest
dates was as follows:
" 1871. 1870.
Stock lu Liverpool.bales. 801,000 295.U0O
Stock In London. 76,340 69,3$u
Stock in Glasgow.,. 350 460
Stock in Havre:......... 41,329 65,380
Stork inMarsellles._ 4,eoo 0,800
Stutk'ln Bremen.'... 2,750 7 500
Stockiest of Continent. 25,ooo 35,000
Afloat for Great Britain (Amer
ican^.,.'.".../.. 332.0C0 320,000
Aflpiat' fdr 'Prance (American
"afld-BrtzH.).'. 3.846 59,316
Tpt?l Indian cotton afloat for
'Etmrpe.... 167.C0O 129,734
Stock ln United States ports.. C45.-.07 501,354
Stock'ta'the inland towns.... 100,750 98,S99
Total. 2,203,262 1.592.?
Increase of. cotton In sight.'.. 610,989
^The'reoetptB at this port for the week just c!o3ed
ware KC bags of tea blands and Floridas, and
4202 bales-of uplands, sgaiust 168 bags of sen
ellandand Floridas,, and 5901 bales.or uplands th.
previous.week, and 84 hags of sea .islands aud
Florida?, and IMS bales of upiands for the same
tttoe'tne year before. The ur riv? is have corneas
fgll'?wa: Say or uplands per Sou LU' CaruUaa Rail
road 3704 bales; per Northeastern Railroad 27:
bales; Savannah, und Charleston Railroad
ba{^ Peeves 17 >ales; Edisto 5 bales; wagons
133 bales. Of sea islan ls, Florila 53 ; Savannah
SjJBdlsto 9; Beaufort 24; Nduueasttru Railroad 7,
".TJ3^,COTTON MARKET.-This artlole during the
week just closed has generally exhibited a dull
character with slight nuctuatlons. and prices
8pme.wbatrecede-l.bat became armer. The for
elga market, which opened at V{d.~? tb lor mid
dftbgnpUnds, declined to 7>?@7j?d and improve
t?r*Srd? atNow York, which began at l5*?e, fell
off-to'ujie,.and hardened ta 15','c, and at 1 his
point middling uplands, which commendd at
13&@l4c fi lb, went down to 13?i@13??o and
advanced to I3x@l4c H re. The movements at
Liverpool aud New York for this period were as
follows : On Friday, March 17, the former closed
quiet, u plainte '.ft, sales 12,000 bales; the latter
closet! heavy and lower at 15>?o, sales' 2492 bales.
O?'?atOrriBy the former closed doll and ea3ter,
up3ft?dB T&aT.vi. sales 10,000 bales; the latter
closed {talland nominal . at 14J?. sales 1000 bales
C&Ja^'day.tue'.former closed quiet and steady,
spends 7J?@b?<L:' sales 10 ooo bales; the latter
^'^endjhg'aowU at ^4?c, Bales 5050 bales. On
T$$da'v Ih^Tormer was linn, uplands 7jf?TMd;
sales 10,000 bales; : the latter waa firm at l?c, sales
4383 bales. Qa Wednesday the ronner was firm,
upland^ 7#d;. sates ?,000 bales; ;the latter was
Urta at 15.KC, soles 2644 bales. Yesterday, rrom
tn'?'torm?r 'there'were no dispatches'; the latter
was steady at iS.U'c. i ? -'- 1 j
1 We transactions In this market, Tor the week,
were as follows :,On Friday, March 17, the article
opened strong.and prices, particularly In the bet
?r qualities; were about X?%c $ ft higher; but
lai?rlt?e market became quiet and somewhat
easier; salcTVOTbSles.'ordlnary, to good, prdlnary
'being quoted at 'Wf?Jx, low middling 13.V0
13>ic middling I3?@l4c,. sirlct middling Ai)&?
Hiio m. ' On Saturday the 'inquiry was' quite
restricted,,and justly\ror.s'alt?e(l 'ani\ tinged
nuantlesV Nothing ot impprtance done in other
kinaJs, the descriptions sold showing the market1
to be an c f?. re easier; Bales near soo bj
ordinary to good ordinary being quoted at ll
12?c, low middlings lS?@l3?c, middling 1!
strict middling 14 -, c fi tb. On Monday thej
ketiwas dall, business ilglit; sales about iso bi
quotations nominal. On Tuesday tbe article
depressed; sales 400 bales, ordinary to good?
nary being quoted atll@12?c, low middling ll
middling 13?c; strict middling 14c fi rb.
Wednesday tbe market opened stronger, bn
came quiet; sales 900 bales, ordinary to goo<
dinary befng quoted at ll@12?c. low mldc
13?@13?c middling 13?c, and strict mide
14@14?c fl re. Yesterday-tbe article was fli
and prices Tully ?c fi lb better; 6ales nea
bales, say 6 at ll?, io at ll?, 15 at ll?. 17 a
128 at 13,200 at 13?, 78 at 13?, 2 at 13?, 1
13?, 6 at 18?, 92 at 14.24 at 14?c f? re. We qt
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to good ordinary.113i?13
Low middling..!.13??
Middling.13??14
Strict middling.14?@14>?
SEA ISLAND Corros.-The arrivals or this q
ty or the staple were light, Bay los bags or se
lands and Floridas, In contrast with 168 the v
bet?re, and 84 for the period last season. T
has been nearly an entire absence of demand
lug this period, and the only transactions T
about 20 bags medium Carolinas, say-5 at 60c,
15 on private terms. The fellowing quotat
which we renew are entirely nominal : Sea Isla:
common, may be qnoted at 50@fl0c fi re, med
60@67c fi lb, good 68@75c fi re, and One and
tra fine grades at 80c@$l fire, andupwa
Floridas may be quoted at 35@40c fi lb ror c
mon, 40@47c tn re ror good, and 48@55c $ Vb
One and extra use qualities.
RICE.-The arrivals or Carolina rough have r.
light, and were less than 10,000 bushels ror
week. There bas been a fair Inquiry preval
ror much or this period, and a slightly cbc
lng tendency In rates was apparent,
the market has generally maintained rath*
Bteady tone and closed without important chai
The Bales during the period were about soo tiei
of clean Carolina, among which were 10 tierce
7 11-16 227 at 7?, 48 at 7 13-16, 28 at 7?, 2
7 15-16, 35 at 8, 30 at 8 1-16, 61 at 8?, 25 at 8?<
lb. We qnote common to fair clean Carolin,
7?@7?, good8@??c fl re.
NATAL STORES.-The arrivals have been Hf
arni ng which were a rew lots or new rosin. '
rollowing sales took place: 100 bbls spirits turp
tine at 4Sc V> gallon, 27 bbls do. at 48c, 12 bbls
at 47c; 20 bbls extra pale rosin, new crop, al $'
f, bbl, S3 bbls low pale at $5. ll bbls extra No :
$4, 23 bbls No l at $3, 24 bbls low No 1 at $2 60,
bbls No 2 at $2 20, 180 bbls extra No 2 at $2 25,
bbls No 2 at (215, IS bbls dull at $2 25, 34 bbls
3 nt $2, 52 bbls black at $1 SO.
The following are the transactions in na
stores for the week:
ROSIN.-In the early part of the week jest clo:
the market for strained and No 2 ruled very
tlve, but closed quiet, with but little stock
hand. The sales for the week are as follows:
Saturday 385 bbls at $2 25 for extra No 2, $215
No 2, $2 40 ror low No 1, $2 25 tor dull, $3 for
land $4 ror extra No 1; Monday, 194 bbls at
for No 3, $1 80 lor black, $2 50 ror low No 1 a
$3 25 lor No 1; Tuesday, 86 bbls at $5 ror pale,
@7 50 ror extra pale.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE.-Since the close of ?
last..statement this article has declined 2 cen
and now close' very dull, with no stock on har
Tn? sales ror the week are as roilbws: Saturday,
bbls at 48c; Monday, 6 bbls at 50c; Tuesday, 1
bbls at 48c; Thursday, 37 bids at 47c.
CRUDS TURPENTINE-lias been in fairrequi
and closed at $4 75 for new virgin, $2 so for so
$i so for hard. , . ^. . - . ? .
! HAY. -THO arrivaishjgv?r.nej? restricted
Bome?o?-baies North River qualifies. The maik
was easier, and sales of North River took place ;
$145 fi hundred, and common Eastern at $1 50
hundred.
CORN.-The market lor this grain has bec
quiet; the transactions have been mostly in limite
lots at about f 1 0S?L10 fvbuskel,. weight, rael
included, for good tttprlniewlitte. Ac arrivals fe
this period were heavy, and amount to aboi
40,000 bushels, from Benmore. Korfoik abd Nei
.Orleans. Sales of about 1500 bushels, m'.xei
sacked, took place at $105 <j3 bushel; and c
prime white at $1 07@1 OS fi bushel, weight, sack
Included. .
OAT3.-rThere have been received about 250
bushels ol this grain. A sale or about cot? bushel
took pla ce at-80c fi bns?u-l, weight, bags included
PEAS.-Tills article has been much depressed
with a very dull murkct. Sales or clay have t'akei
place atrsi 25?l 50 fi bushel, as to quality. Ni
demand ror mixed.
FLOUR.-This article was in moderate reques
at steadj-jguir?s, wjtb?/lr stocks of most quail
ties iu the hands or dealers, except One ard ta
pers, which-are scarce. Nurthern and Westen
fine may ne quoted at $0 25a6 50 fl barrel, supe:
S7@$7 50 fi.barrei, extra at $7 76@8 60 fi barrel
and family at$850@J9 fibai'reL Southern qua!
Itle? aif? in moderate stock, and super may b<
quoted at $7 25?$7 50 fi barrel, extra at $7 75<?
$3 50 fLbarrel, family at $9@$9 5031 barrel, and
extra family-a: $9 50@$io tja barrel.
BACQN;-There is a fair stack, of .grime, meat on
the morset, butine demand ls light and prices
as follows; Prime smoked-shoulders; may be
Quoted a?l0@10?c fi lb, prime smoked"clear rib
sides at I2&@l3c ?.re, salted shoulders at 9@9?c
fi re, and suited sides at U?@i2c fi lb.
VEGETABLES AND FRUIT.-Irish potatoes Are
n moderate stock. Pink Eyes may bs qnoted at
$4. 7?@5, ?B bbl.; Goodrich atr$5@660 flt.:Ubl.;
Peach Blows at $5@5 50 ft bb). Onions are firm
at $8@0 ft bb!; Stock light. Green peas grown in,
this vicinity have made their appearance, and
may be quoted at $4@5 per bushel. Apples
are. generally inferior in quality, and. may be
quoted at $5 50@6 50 fibbl. Oranges-none on
on the market but Sicily. Bananas may be quoted
at |2@4 ft bunch.
SUGAR AND MOLASSES.-The stocks are mods
rate, but good to prime grocery sugars may b3
quoted at 11KQ12C fi re. New Orleane molasses
prime may be quoted at 65?60c ft gallon. Prime
Louisana sugar Is held at 9),'c, lair at 8?@
9 ?c. Ouha mo8covado molasses, new crop, may
be qnoted at 35@37c in hhds. and 88@40c in bbls, :
clayed at 33@35c In hhds. and 35@37c In bbls.
BUTTER AND LARD-There Is a fair stock of
prime Goshen. We quote good to prime at 35?
4ic fi re;.Chicago prime 29?30c fi lb; Western
and other lower grades sell.n-oin 2o@30c fi re;
country at 25?80c f? lb, as.iu quality. Lard is in
fair supply; and ls held af I3?@i4?c fi lb.
SALT.-Jobbing parcels or Liverpool receive 1
direct may bs quoted at $l 35@l 50 ft sack.
IRON BANDS AND TIE'S ror cotton, ur tue mos:
approved patterns, are orfered on the market a
G@7c f> lb.
INDIA CAGGINC?.-There ls but little inquiry for
this article. We quote 22@23.: fi yard, nominal.
Tm Hsu AND LUMBER.-The market for this arti?
cle Is quiet. We quote timber ror milling purpose?
rroni $6?10. Shipping timber $10?15: Bright
lumber, good merchantable, from city mills, cut
to size, from $18?22 fi M by the cargo; lumber
per rail, $13@15; river lumber, $10@12; dressed
lumber, $22?25.
FREIGHTS.-TO Liverpool, by steam direct nomi?
nal on uplands; via New York, ?d on uplands,
ld@l? on sea- islands; by sall 15-32d on uplands;
?d on sea islands. Tollavro nominal. Coastwise
-to New Yort.by steam ?c on uplands aud ?c on
sea Islands; $126 fi tierce on rice; by sail, - fire
on cotton;-f? tierce on noe; 40c 9 barrel on
rosin; $7?$8 fi M on lumber; |9@io fi Mon tim
ber. To Boston, by sall, ?c fl lb on upland
cotton. To Provldeucel by sall, $S 00 fi M on
boards, '?oft lb on cotton ; by st earn $1 fi bale on
New York 'rares, to Philadelphia;- uv Stearn.
?cf) re on uplauds; by sail, $7 fi M on boards;
$9 on timber;. *3 fi ton on clay, and $3?3 50 ou
phosphates. ' To ' Baltimore by stearn, ?c'fi lb;
by sail, $6 50@7 fi M on boards;. $3@3 25 fi ton
on phosphate: rock. Yessels are lu demand by
our merchants to take lumber freights from
Georgetown, S. C., Darien and Sarilla River, Ga.,
and Jacksonville, Fla.,' to Northern ports, and
$10@12 fi M are rates on lumber and boards.
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE -Tte banks are purchas?
ing sight checks on New York at ??? off; ave
days ?orr; lOdaya ?off; 15 days - off; 20 days
-; 30 days -. They arc seiling sight checks at
?prem.
EXCHANGE-STERLING BILLS.-The rate yester
Jay was 20?@S0? for 60 day bills.
GOLD.-The brokers were ycstei day buying at
to and selling at li.
Markets byTelegraph.
MONET MARKETS.
NEW YORK, March 23-Noon.-Fr?HrhtB dall.
Governments dull and weak. Stocks strong,bnt
not so firmas before call. -'Money eaarnt V?Plp.
heavy-a*?X. -Exchange,Tong 9% ;-?bon |f*g?
Evening.-Money easy at 4a6. sterlingMWi
Gold llallJi. Governments dull and heavy: sixty
twos, 12>?. Southerns doll and heavy. Tennes?
sees, 63J?; new, 83Virginias. 68; new,,69*.
Louisianas, 69; new,?8; levees^*; gg*J- ft
Alabama loi ; fives, 68. Georgias, 82; sevens, 90.
North Carolinas, 46; new, 26. South Carolinas, 70,
new, 68>i. Freights quiet, but firm.
NEW ORLEANS, March 23.-Sterling 21%. Slgbt
exchange par. G o?d UK.
COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, March 23-Noon.-Cotton opened
firmer, uplands 7J?aT>?d, Orleans 7,sia7>*'d; sales
13,000 bales. , ."
Evening-Cotton quiet and steady; aplanas
7Md; Orleans 7Jid; sales 14,000 bales; for specula?
tion and export 3000.
NEvr YORK, March 23- Noon.-Cotton opened
steady; uplands I5.?*c; Orleans 15Xc; sales2000
Evening.-Cotton steady, uplands l6)*c; sales
4864 bales. .
: BOSTON. March 23.-Cotton firm, middling UXa
14>ic; net receipts 395 bales; gross receipt* 475
bales; sales 65o bales; stock WOO bales. _
BALTIMORE. March 23.-Cotton quiet and firm,
middling ll^c; net receipts 480 bales; gross re?
ceipts 560 baies; exports-Great Brimin 30D paies,
coastwise 300 bales; sales 385 bales; stock 12,730
hales. * , , _"
NORFOLK, March 23.-Cotton steady, and offer?
ings light; low middlings 13?ialS&c; net receipts
1255 bales ; exports coastwise 1884; saleB 100; stock
5495.
WILMINGTON, March 23.-Cotton quiet, mid?
dling 13>ic; net receipts 57 bales; sales 28 bales;
stock 3210 bales. ,
SAVANNAH. March 23.-Cotton in moderate de?
mand; middlings 14c; net receipts 2241 bales;sales
1300: stock 66.0:5.
AUGUSTA, March 23.-Cotton market closed
quiet at l3J4al3,Jic for middlings; saleB 500 bales;
receipts 480. ,, ." .
MOBILE, March 23.-Cotton quiet; middlings
14j4'c; net receipts 1250 bales; exports to continent
280; coastwlBe99; sales 1000; stock 61,891.
. NEW ORLEANS. March 23.-Cotton active, with
full prices; middling 14tfal4)ic; net receipts 2584
bales; gross 2609; exports to Liverpool 13,789; to
Gottenburg 1030; toCronatadt 1200; salea 16,000;
Stock 271 851.
GALVESTON". March 23.-Cotton quiet; good
ordinary 12>?c; net receipts 1822 bales; sales 600;
stock 55,786.
PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE MARKET8.
NEW YORK, March 23-Noon.-Four quiet and
unchanged. Wheat dall and nominally unchang?
ed. Corn quiet and steady. Fork dull at $2ia
21 25. Lard quiet at 12>?al2J?c Turpentine dull
at 50a50>ic. Rosin firm; $2 80for strained.
Evening.-Southern flour dull and unchanged;
common to good extra $7 76; good to choice $7 65
a9. Whiskey OlaOiX. Wheatiavofs buyers; win?
ter red and amber Weat*rn $170al 73. Corn shade
Armer at 84a85X- Pork doti at $21. Beef quiet.
Lard, kettle 12JXC. Turpentine 60a50?ic. Rosin
firm at $2 60. Tallow 8%a9.
CINCINNATI, March 23.-Flour drooping; family
{6 3uae 50. Com in good demand at full prices.
Mess pork drooping, at $20. Lard drooping, at
llj?c. Bacon dull nnd drooping; shoulders 7&c;
clear sides 10%c. Whiskey unchanged.
BALTIMORE, March 23.-Flour Him; low grades
Tairly active. Wheat quiet ?nd ea?ier for prime
and choice. Corn steady ; white 85c; yellow 82c.
Pork weak at $20 75. llacon quiet ; shoulders 9a
9'i'c. Lard s lead v. Whiskey dull at 91c.
NEW ORLEANS, March 23.-Sogar Armer; prime
9?ial0c: strictly prime ?o^aio^c. Molasses Arm;
plantation reboiled 40a50c.
Ifcw Yark Naval Stores Mark?t.
From, the New York Journal of Commerce ol
Tuesday, March 21: The market for spirits tur?
pentine ls very quiet. There ls more stock offer?
ing, and hovers have slightly the advantage.
Sales embrace 22 bbls Southern at 52c; 28 New
York bbls at 53c, and 125 bbls on private terms,
closing wltn shipping order parcels offered at 62c,
and this price shaded for merchantable. There
ls more strained offering, and prices continue in
the buyers' favor, without further important
change. Fine grades are qirer. Sales embrace
430 obis strained at $2 60;-l74 bbls No. 2 at $3, and
150 bbls No. 1 at, $3-60. .-Tar ia in aron il demand
al $2 45 for Wilmington end Washington.
New York Hay Market.
From the Dally Bulletin, March 21: Receipts to?
day 700 bales, a good portion of which was wet,
wiih a ralllnjr oil In lecelpta. Prices are firmer.
The sales are 200 bales lor Havana at $1 loal 16,
300 ror Charleston at $115,40 ror Fernandina,
Florida, at $115.15 rorEnterprlse.Florlda.at $120,
85 for Jacksonville at Si 15, and 100 ror Wilming?
ton at $l io. Prime retail ls in demand at lair
prices, extra bringing as high as $1 45. Straw ls
steady and quiet.
Wilmington Market.
WILMINGTON, March 22.-TURPENTINE.-462
bbls received and sold at $3 30 for sort und (210
ror hard, per2S0 lbw.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE.-Market weak and price
lower. Sales or lio bbls at40c, and cu bbls at 45c
per gallon.
ROSIN.-S90 bbls changed hands at $2 20 ror
strained. ' '
TAR.-Sales of 426 bbls at $1 CO per bbl-an nd
v^nce or 5c.
COTTON.-Sales or 130 bales, as f ll'iws: 2 at 10. 3
at 10 vi, l at Hi 3 at 12, 16 at 12.'4', 6 at 12?$, 76 at
13, and 32 at 13,'?c per lb.
Norfolk Grain Murkct.
NORFOLK, March 21.-COAN_The week's sales
loot ap about 18,000 bushels, aud prias hr,ve
ruled vety steadily during the entire week. White
hasunirormly brought 8?>ic mixed 83X0, and
yellow aboui sic, watch.ls au aii vance ox lal lie
over thc Agares (JUDred at the dose of out ins: re?
view. Thc 'market to-day has not beau -Very ac?
tive. The sales were about 700 bushels white at
84>ic and a lot or 1400 bushels yellow.'which was
forced on the market, aud sold at 79c.
OATS.-The sales of the week are about 7500
bushels, and thc jnarketicloses.steady at 62&C.
New York Hire Market.
From the Dally Bulletin, March2l: The demand
is moderate for all kinds at the moment. Prices,
however, hold their own. and the offerings are
lights with sellers quite indifferent operators as a
rule. Sales of jobbing parcels of Carolina at 814a
8?c. ?nd Rangoon at T^c - ? g
From *he;Jt>urnal or commerce: There ls no new
feature to note. The demand Is light, but holders
are not cairylng mnch stotk, and are Indifferent
about operating. We quote Carolina at SaS.'ic,.
and Rangoon.'doty paid, UHfeff&?i currency.
Fronrthe Herald: The wirrtet was quiet bot
steady. The sa es were confined to small lotB for
consumption at 8,'?a83?c for fair io choice Caroli?
na, and 7a7KC currency fer Rangoon.
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ARTICLES. PRICKS.
BAGGING, fi yara- .
Dundee. ?
,jQunnjjClot]i..?.._.. 22- ? -23.
JiewiiTorXJiOuble Anchor, 44. .. ' . ..Ld ?? .
Indies, 2?tris. ?
BALE ROPE, fi rb
ManiUa. @
Weste.ru. 8 ? 12
Jaie.rjr~r.. .. .?
BOTTER-Goshen.?..-..r. 30 ? 40
Country.".... 26 ? 30
COTTON, fi J*
Ordinary to good ordinary.... Tl?? 13
Low middling. 13??' ..
Middling to strict middling.. .* 13?? 14>.
Good middling. @
Sealsland. 40 @ 1 25
COFFEE, fi rb
Rio. 16 @ 19
Laguayra. ?
Java. ?
FERTILIZERS
Carolina Fertilizer, fi 2000 lbs.
Cash.50 oo @
Time (with 7 per ct. Interest) 65 00 ?
Wando Fertilizer.cash.... 50 00 @
Time. 56 oo @
Double Reined Poudrette. 30 00 @ .,
. Niles' Phosphate. 6300 @
Peruvian Guano, ft 2240 lbs...100 00 ?
Pacific Guano,ft 2000 lbs.cash. 55 00 @
Time. 6J 00 @
Phcenlx Guano. 47 50 @
Baugh'sPhos., $2000tt8.cash 50 oo @
Rhodes' Phosphate, fi 2000 tts 65 00 @
Rhodes' Standard Manure ($66
tune). 57 60 @
Orchillo Guano ($40 time).36 oo ?
Land Plaster. 13 00 @ 16 00
Mapes' Super Phos, fi 3000 lbs. 66 00 @
Woolaton's Phosphate of Lime 65 oo @
Woolston's Vege'or, fi 200O tts 65 00 @
Croasdale'a Gen. Sun.Phoe. net 60 oo @
Bowers' Commete Manure, net 60 00 @
Sardy's Phos. Peruvian, cash. 66 oo @
Sardy'3 PacLflc Guano, cash... 60 oo ?
Pat apsco Guano. 66 00 ?
E. Frank Coe'a Ammonlateu
Bone Phosphate. 60 00 ?
Coe's Pure Dissolved Bone.... 62 00 ?
Wliann's Superphosphate. 60 00 ? 70 00
Etlwan Guano, Nol ($60 time) 54 00 @
Etlwan Guano, No 2 ($60 time) 63 oo ?
Zell's Ammonlated Bone Phos
phate ($70 time).60 CO ?
Russel Coe's Ammonlated
Bone Superphosphate ($66
time)....:.......:...... 80 00 ? ..
Cotton Food, per ton. W 00 ?
B?wen k Meicer'B Superph'S
pbate_cash. 60 00 ?
Time. 60 00 @
Wilcox, Gibbs k Co.'s Manipu?
lated.:. 60 00 ?
FLOOR, fi bbl - . ...
Pine . 6 25 @ 6 60
Super. 7 oo @ 7 50
Nortbern and Western Extra. 8 00 ? 8 50
Baltimore Extra. @ _ ..
Southern-Super. 7 96 @ 7 50
Extra. 8 00 @ 8 60
Family. 8 50 @ 10 00
GRAIN, fi bushel- " "
Maryland Oats. 80 ?
Western Oats. @
Corn. 1 05 ? 1 08
HAT, fi cwt- '
North River. 1 45 ?
LUMBER, * M rcet- '
Clear White Pine, first quality, so oo ? 55 oo
White Pine, good run. 38 00 ? 40 00
Yellow Pine. 20 00 ? 24 00
Boards, routrh. U 00 ? 12 00
Grooved and tongued 28 00 @ 32 00
MOLASSES, ?? gallon- " "
Cuba.......?..... 33 @ 37
Muscovado. 36 @ 40*
Sugar-house. 50 ? 1 00
New Orleans. 55 @ 60
NATAL STOKES, fi bbl
Tar.. @
Pitch. ?
Rosin, pale. s oo ?
. Rosin, No. 1. 2 50 ? 4 00
Rosin, No. 2. 2 10 ? i 20
Rosin. No.-3.4. 2 00 ? 2 08
Spirits Turpentine, ft gallon.. 47 ?
crude Turpentine. 4 75 ?
U ard Turpentine. ?
Oakum, y tt. 16 @
NAILS-Ampdoun 4?2Ufo fi keg 5 06 ? 100
POWDER--Dupont's,P.FJF.-g.:;. ti oo m
Dupont'!*?; RP.P...-.if.--.-;-. 5 oo ?
Dupont's. Blasting. 4 00 ?
PROVISIONS, fi lb
Bacon, Hams. 18 ? 20
Sides. 12?? 13
Shoulders. 10 ? 10j
Strips. ?
Lard, in keg. 13?? 14J
Butter. 30 ? 40j
Cheese. 16 ? 30
Potatoes, Irish, fi bbl. 6 60 ? 5 50
Sweet. 3 50 ? 4 00
Onions. 8 oo ? 9 oo
Apples. 5 60 ? 6 60
Eggs. 16 ? 20
Poultry-Chickens, f; doz.... 3 00 ? 4 00
Fowls, fl doz. 5 00 ? 5 50
Rica, fi rb-Carolina. 07?? 08J
East India. @
SALT, fi sack-Liverpool, coarse 1 35 ? 1 60
Liverpool, tine. ?
SUGAR, ft rb-Raw. ?
Porto Rico. @
Muscovado. 10 ? ll j
BEESWAX-ft?. '38 ? 40
HIDES, creen-ft Us. ?
Dry. 12 ? 15
CHESTNUTS-fi bushel. 4 oo ?
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NOTE.-We have deducted rrom New Orleans
63254 bales -uplands, from Mobile 3268 bales up- '
lar^s i\r?d)burntd?b2; from Sa vonnah 2=338 bags
sea Island and 1541 bales uplnnd.and from Charles
toil .453? bags sea island and 1385 bales upland
the quantities received at those ports'irorn Mo?
bile; Florttia.-Texas* anil S?vann??K ' '.
Interior Cotton Market?. _ .
.CHARLOTTE, March 31_Sales to-day 95 bales
at ISJtfaUO for low middling. Market declining.
ATLANTA, March 21.-Light offerings. Receipts
light. Middlings 12M ; low middlings 12: good or?
dinary li.
COLUMBUS, March 21.-Our market inactive for
want of orders. Low middlings I2#al2*?c; mid?
dlings 13c On the day New York has advanced
Kc Sales 66 bales; receipts 106; shipments 387.
SELMA, March 21.-There were sales yesterday
to the amonnt of 60 bales. Middling l-Dfc, low
middling 13, strict good ordinary l2^al2K. good
ordinary llKallK- Offerings were light, with
very little disposition to sell.
MONTGOMERY. March 21 -Cotton ls in fair de?
mand, with light stects offering; low middlings
12Jial3C
Exports bf Hice. Naval Stores and Lum?
ber from tuc Port of Charleston, from
Supt. 1,1S70. to March ?2, 1S71.
EXPORTED TO
1870-'71.
NAVAL
STOR'S
Bbls.
Boston.
New York....
Philadelphia..
Baltimore....
New Orleans..
Mobile.I
Provld'ce,RI.|
Oth'rUSP'rts
T'alCoDstw'se
Barcelona.
Maj-a ft M'ket.
West Indies..
Halifax, NS..
St John's, NB.
London.
Bristol, Eng..
Liverpool.
Havre.
Montevideo...
Great Britain.
Rio de Janeiro
Australia.
5,959
12,418
8,263
4,641
31,253
Feet.
239,228
1,823,739
868,000
742,491
633,344
510,500
4,817,302
1,361 j 67,600
"' 58 ' V 1*52,473
1,804
4 446
Total Foreign.
Grand Totai
900
4,537
13,106
44.389
ISO?--70.
NAVAL
STOR'S
Bbls.
10,924
5.459
6,127
1,261
22,771
Feet.
141,404
2,849,964
802,0011
814,500
140,000
098,203
5,306,071
2,671
S61 1,392,291
...I".
200
.I.
10,CC3| 6,041
.I.
282,600
238,107
1,650,770
6,468.072
5.26S
14,266
37.037
618,784
2,011,076
7,317,146
Comparative Exports of Cotton and Klee
from the Port of Charleston, from Sep?
tember 1.1870, to march S?, 1871.
EXPORTED TO
1870-'71.
S. L.Up'd. I Rice
is?a-"7o.
S. L.Up'd. i Rice
Liverpool.
Other Br. Ports
Tot'l G. Britain
3391
103773
9558
4908
58619
714
S391
113331
490?
58619
Havre.
Other Fr. Ports
566
1269
317
Tja;al France..
N. or Europe..
Tot'l N. Europe
S. or Europe..,
W. Indies, ftc.
Total F. Ports.
Boston.,.
Rhode Island..
New York.
Philadelphia...
Bait, ft NrTolk
Olli. U.S.Ports
Tot'l CscForrs
Orand Total.
15854
1338
16884
11399!.
3891
34
3135
543
3si *8?7?
301 79281 16?4
...I 116.71 6139
... ....... 0750
37071 841671 8233
10| 82451 1813
1338
571:
50
lill
88?
4930 135268 23720 4223
8821,275882123720] 9687
107148
1740S6
3D5S
3082
17213
18334
POUT OA -L Ey J) A H.
MOON'S PHASES.
Full Moon. otb. lo hours, 19 minutes, morning.
Last Quarter. 13th. 6 hoir, s o minutes, evening.
New Moon, 20th 10 hours, 40 minutes, evening.
First uuarter. -9:h. I honra: 24 nit.nu'es. nioru'e.
Monday.
Tuesday.
Wednesday,
Thursday..,
Friday..
Saturday..,
Snndav.
STN.
'.I IS Ki.
e.. 5
6.. 3
e.. 2
6.. 1
6..59
5..58
6..57
SCH
SKTP.
6..ll
6..ll
6.. 12
6..13
C..13
6..14
(?..15
MOON
R. A M.
sets.
I..47
7..44
8..40
9..35
10..28
lt..?
IIIGE
WATS?..
7..34
8..11
8..44
9..22
9..59
10..38
11..21
Imports.
BARACOA-Per sehr W. II Steele-lO.oco cocoa?
nuts, 1045 bunches banana,-...
Export ?.
AMSTERDAM-Per Nor bark Draupner-1050 bales
upland cotto:i.
BOSTON- Per sehr Frank ft Emily- ia hags sea
Island sud loo bales upland, 291 bui? ?plnb tur?
pentine. 320 ttbh msm, 60 ton* n un and meials.
NEW YORK-25 bags sea island and 0U4 boles np?
land cotton, 20 tes rice, 394 Ubis rosin, ?tu bales
yarn, 21 bales rags, 32 casks peat, 71 packages
sundrief?.
PHILADELPHIA-Per steamship Fall River-261
bales cotton, 72 les rice, 154 bbls naval bl rcs, i32
bales yarn, 27 bales rags, 8 bbls iron, o Uuls beans,
69 empty bids.
BALTIMORE-Per sehr Mary Willis-fl J, ooo reet
boards, plank and Scanning.
NEW HAVEN-Per sehr John Slnssman-170,000
feet lumber.
KcL'cipts ny Rallroail. Mureil 23.
SOCTH CAROLINA RAILKOIP.
'.77 bales cotton, 63 bales goods, 1 car stock.
To Railroad Agenr, Pe zer. Rodgers ft co, L I) De
Saussure, G tv williams ft co, W c DnkfS ft co,
Pringle ft Son, G H Waiter ft co, 'I P Smith. W K
Ryan, WC Courtney ft co, W C Bee ft co. Mur
daugh ft Mathew?, W P Dowling ft co, J I) Aiken
Aiken <t co, K Mure ft co, Kroft drAdger, Sloan ft
Selguious, G A Tienholm ft Son.
NO Km RA STE KN RAILROAD,
148 bales upland and 7 bags sea Island cotton,
67 htiis naval stores, car.-* lumber and phosphates,
cotton seed. - bushels rice and peas, mdse. ftc.
To (?eu W Williams* co, W c Courtney ft co, Geo
W Witte, C O Witte, Fro? 4 Adcer, Cleghorn, Her?
ring A co, Graeser ft Smith, E Welling. W c Bee
ft co, S Fd ss, Prizer, Rodgers ft co. E B Stoddard
ft co. Kinsman ft Howell, T P Smith, Raveoel ft
co, Reeder A Davis, Trenholm ft Son, A J Salinas.
Brodie A CO, W T Sanders, Railroad Agent aud
Order.
HAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD.
18 bales cotton, live stock, mdse, ftc. To W C
Bee ft co, Murdaugh ft Mathew?, J H Peterrnan, J
Wiley, Mr Ilatineuerg, J C Rogue], J Colcock ft co,
W M Lawton ft Sons. Pinckncy Bros, J B Sanly.
List of Shipping
IN TUE POUT OF CHARLESTON, MARCH 23.
Vessels under 100 tons, and steamers coasting
within the State, excepted.
STEAMSHIPS.
Champion, 1418 tons, Lockwood, at Adger's wharf,
ror New York, loading-James Adger ft co.
Georgia, 1600 tons, trowell, at Union wharf, ror
New York, ready-Wagner, Hu?er 4 co, W A
Courtenay.
SHIPS.
Columba, (Swed,) - rous. Svendsen, at Royce ft
co's wharf, fur .Amsterdam, loading-Leaesue
A Wells.
. BARKS.
Keilor, 330 ton?, French, at Atlantio wharf, for
Valparaiso, ready-J A Enslow A co.
Moselle (Br), 299 tous. Lefeuvre, at Palmetto
wharf, Ironi Cape dc Verde, walting-R Mure
A CO.
Draupner, (.Nor), 4(37 tons. Ingoldsen, in tnc
Stream, ror Amsterdam, ready-Loses ne A
Wells.
Hlpparcus, (Rr,) 646 ton?, Calhoun, nt Union
wharf, ror Liverpool, loading-Wagner, Un?
ger ft co und W A Courtenay.
Midas, SM tons, Higgins, lu Ute Stream, for Liv?
erpool, ready-w Roach ft co.
Florence Chipman. (Rr,)- tons, Jonfs, at Ac?
commodation wharr, for Liverpool, loading
Henry Card.
BRIGS.
Mary E Rowland.- tons, Rowland, at Brown ft co's
.wharr, lol- New Orleans, loadiug-Street brus
ft co.
Ondina, (Spin polncre.) 136 tons, Mat ell, at Brown
ft co's wharr, rroui Havana, Just arrived-w P
Hall.
SCHOONERS.
Liily. - tons, Hughes, an Palmetto wharf, for
New York, loading-W Roach ft co.
John Slusmau, 279 tuns, Aduin-vla Ashley River.
ror New Haven, rca ly-ll F Raker ft co.
Frauk ft Emily. - tons. NcCObh, nt Marshall's
wharr, for Ruston, ready-M Goldsmith ft
Sou.
L A Hiinr.ctiliower.'.'44. tuns, Grace, at NE Rall?
roail wnarf, lor Puiladelpbla, loading-H F
Baker ft co.
Wi ile Martin, - ton?. Nnyes, in Ashley River,
lor a port iu Cuba, loa ung-J A Euslow ft co.
Marv Wilds, -ton?. Jonis, iu Ashley River, ror
the Potomac, loading-J A Enslow A co.
W B Mann, 207 tons, Rogers, at Palmetto wharr.
from Baltimore, discharging-II F Baker
ft oo.
Mahaska, lie ton?'. Ri inker, at Br wn ft co's
wharf, hom Norfolk, Va, discharging-U F
Baker ft co.
Benjamin Gar.tslde. 27Q tons. Stanford, at Gas
Company's .wharr, from Philadelphia, dis?
charging-H_Flla.kCi.ft co^
Elias Moore, 270 tons, DeGiuof, at Kerr's wharf,
hom Ballimore, iiu-cliarglng-Master.
A F Fabcns, 201 tons. Bragg. ar. Boree ft co's
wharf, honi Providence. R I, discharging-L
? Po>te&. -. .. UH ?
S B Fraukliu, 243 ton?, Mu'.l...at Crntrnl wharr,
from Greeuport, L f, discharging--Master.
Vraie. 274 tons. Mason, at Adger's wltarr, from
New York, discharging-W Roach * co.
Rln"'.eader. -tons, snare, at Atlantic wharr,
hom Norfolk, Va, discharging-Muster.
J B Marthall. 257 tons. Seary, at Kerr's wharf,
from New Orleans, discharging-Master. . .
M C Uart, 1S8 tons, Howley, at Central wharr,
hom Greenport, L I, tiischarglng-J A Enslow
Mary Eua, 155 ton?. Thoma?, at Dry Dock, for
Georgetown, S C, lu us re???ired-J A Enslow
ft co.
_ Fa*ienseri. _.. _
Per steamship .Georgia,, for Kew Tort-Mrs L
T Potter and three' children, O' A Leugnick, J J
Woodbury, Vf McBurney and wife, 0 Davenport,
M Hoth8chlld, Andrew ? Lee, G Lee, M Hoag, ?
Doscher, J E.Pettit.
KARINE SEWS.
CHARLESTON, S. C.MARCH 24, 1871.
Lat 32 deg 4C min 33 sec. Long 76deg57 min27 sec.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Span pol acre Ondina, Maten, Havana-6 days.
Ballast. To W P Hall.
sehr J B Marshall, aeavy, NewOrleans-12 days.
Corn. To B O'Neill. Vessel to Master.
Sehr W H Steele, Buck, Baracoa-8 days. Fruit.
To Bayer A Kressel, Jr.
Sehr Elvina, Magrath, Combahee. 47 bales up*
land cotton. To Frost A Adger.
Sehr Ellen, Rugero, Com ba hoe. 652 bnshels
rough rico. To W O Bee A- co.
Sehr Elvina, Magrath. Combahee. 130 bushels
rough rice. To W c B?e A co.
.Steamer Planter. Foster, Peedee River via
Georgetown. 2J1 bales upland cotton, 120 bbla
naval stores, mdse, Ac. To Raveael, Holmes A
co, L D Mowry Jc Son, Geo W Witte. Caldwell A
Son, T P Smith, Reeder A Davis, G ll Walter A co,
J Marshall, Jr, Frost A Adger, S R Marshall, G W
Williams A co, Cleghorn, Herring A co, W 0 Bee
A co, J A Quai-kenbush, Barden A Parker, and
Order.
Received from Chisolm'.j Mill. 103 tierces rice.
To Frost A Adger and H L Ohholm.
Boat from Habcnlch'.'s Mill, James Island. 2
bags sea island cotton. To WC Bee x co.
CLEARED SATURDAY.
Steamship Georgia. Crowell. New York-Wag?
ner, Huger A co. W A courtenay.
Steamship Fall River, Hinckley, Philadelphia
W A Courtenay.
Nor bark Draupner, Ingoldsen, Amsterdam
L'.sesne A Wells.
Sehr Frank A Emily, McCobb, Boston-il Gold?
smith A Sou.
Sehr Mary Willis, Jones, Baltimore-J A Enslow
A co.
Sehr John Slnssman, Adams, New Haven-H F
Baker A co.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Georgia, Crowell, New York.
Steamship Pall River, Hinckley. Philadelphia.
Br bark Lord Baltimore, Hunton!; Rio de
Janeiro.
Sehr W H Thorndike, Hall, Fall River, Mass.
Sehr N W Smith, Tooker, New York.
sehr John S Lee, Van Gilder, Wilmington, N C..
FROM THIS PORT.
Steamship Virginia, Hunter, Philadelphia,
March 20.
scar Harry Lee, Mayo, Wilmington, N 0, 22d
March.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Steamship Charleston, Berry, at New York,
March 21.
Steamship Falcon; Haynle, at Baltimore.
Maren 21.
Sehr J E Darby, Wall, at Baltimore, March 21.
MEMORANDA.
The Br brigida. Burgess,'from Georgetown. SC,
was at st Pierre March ll.
The tear lt N Hawkins. Wyatt, from Boston for
Charleston, parsed Vineyard Haven March 19.
The tchr Ridgewood, Derrlcksen, from Potts
Blair, S 0, arrived at New York March 20.
The sehr Palma. Ranklu, from Georgetown, S C,
arrived r.t New York March 20.
Tlic3chr Jason, willey, from Georgetown, S C,
arrived at New Tork March 20.
The sehr Idabella, Fisher, from Georgetown, S C,
arrived at New York March 20.
LIST OF VESSELS
PT, CLEARED ARD SAILED 70S TB 13 PORT.
F 0 R E J 0 Vt'.
LIVERPOOL.
Ship Tranquebar. Harward. sailed.Jan 21
Ship Canova, LeSack, sailed.Feb 8
Bark Annie Kimball. Sin son, cleared.Jan 20
SEWrORT, ENG.
The G H Bevan, Bevan, sailed.Jan 9
M1DDLEUOHO', KNU.
The Oscar, Peterson, sailed.Feb 5
QIKOEKTI, SICILY.
Br bark Muggie, Holman, sailed.Feb 1
Br brig Sir Robt McClure, Grita;?is, sid.Feb 7
.CARDIFF.
The Jean Vivian, Brewer, sailed.Jan 26
CALLAO.
Fr bark Intimes, Geirhit. sailed.Oct 16
HAVANA.
Sehr Marcus Hunter, Orr, up.March 3
DOMESTIC.
BOSTON.
Ship Cltv of Boston. Wyman, cleared.Feb 19
Sehr S C Tyler, Barrett, up.Feb ia
Sehr B N Hawkins. Wyatt, cleared.March ll
Seor M It Somers, Somers, cleared...March ll
KEW YOKE.
Bark S E Frazer. Knight, cleared.March ic
sehr Walton, Boyd, cleared.March 1?
Sehr Mvrover, Brown, cleared.March 13
Sehr St Elmo, Davis, cleared.March 18
Sehr Florence Roners. Sheppard, up-Maren 16
Sehr Chas E Hillier,-, up.March 16
Sehr A 0 Grace, Gilchrist, up.March 20
PHILADELPHIA.
Sehr E A Hooper, ?luoper, up.Feb 18
Sehr A E Glover. Terry, up.reb 7
Sehr Ella Matthew?, McElwee, cleared...March 15
sehr clara, Mnliord. cleared.March 9
Sehr D V Streaker, Van Gilder, up.i.March 16
BALTIMORE.
Bark Caroline Lamont, Marriott, ero_March 16
Sehr L Q 0 Wishart. Mason, up.March 16
Sehr Chas Comer., Fiukhum. cleared....Varch 20
Sohr J E Darpy, Wall, cleated.March 21
BELFAST, ? E.
Brig Chas Wesley, Griilln, saned.Feb 17
KOCKPOHT, ME.
Sehr Neille Doe, luchard.-ou. cleared. ...March 8
XKW ORLEANS.
Sehr Dan Gilford, steelinau, cleared.March ll
Pcrfnmcrn.
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