Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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COMMERCIAL NEWS., Exports Ymt^day. LONDo?-Per Br bark James Mulr-789 tona of *lSffiKT^f" ?t?amsbtp JjW^jg bales ootton, 106 bales domestic^?^"-2S t? naval stored, ll bales rags, io naas iron. 26 tes rice. 1024 melons, and sundries. " * r?ev,_ . PROVIDENCE, B l-^Per sehr J E Messervey 221,000 feet resawed lumber._ Exports of ttoe WeeK ending July 30. FOKXION. LONDO??-Per British hark Sylvta-557 tons phos PUlvya?oV-Per. British bark Vlnco-14 bag? Bea island cotton, 66 bales upland cotton, 1*78 bbls spirits turpentine, 1586 bbls rosin, 60 tons PHMA^OA-^Per Spanish bark Carmen-552 bales upi and cotton, DOMESTIC. NEW YORK-Per steamship Manhattan-45 bags sea island cotton. 471 bales upland cotton, 60 tierces rice, 291 bbls naval stores, uo bales do? mestics.^ bales wool.-149 crates peaches, I car? riage, 11,083 watermelons, and 231 packages sun? dries..?..Per steamship Georgia-544 bales . rnnand cotton. ea.tlerces rice, 74 bales domestic goods, 1074 bbls nar? stores, 7321 watermelons, and sundries. ... PHIL AD E L p n / x-Per steamship Virginia-SJZ bales cotton, 28 tierces rice, SM bales domestics and goods, 32 bundles of paper, 25 ions old iron, 650 bois rosin. .." _ , .. K"," 1 BXLTDIOKE-Per steamship Falcon-12 bales colton, 224 tierces "rice, 20 bales domestics, 220 bbls rosin; 8,000 feet lumber, io boxes mdBe and sundries.Per sehr -Lucy M collins-2l?? tons railroad iron..Peruchr willie Martin-85.000 feet timber, 25,000 feet lumber.-Per sehr J H Stlotney-260 tons or phosphate rock, 1300 bags ground phosphate. "* Tile Charleston Market. FOR THE WEEK ENDING THURSDAY, JULY 20. THE CROPS.-The weather tza continued unln terruptedly hot during the past week, and com plaints are made that some of the growing cotton In thlB vicinity has been damaged by the exces? sive heavand where corn has not had sufficient rain to DU lt out, will suffer injury by. the dry weather and Intense warmth; but generally the prevailing atmosphere should be favorable to the cotton niant, and it has no doubt progressed satisfactorily in the time under review. The temperature lately has been of an extreme character, even for this season and latitude, the thermometer ranging above 90 for over a week. THE RECEIPTS.-The arrivals at the cotton ports for the week ending on Friday last were 15,386 bales, against 18,468 the week before and 9474 last season. At New Orleans the receipts were 6900 ba os, In contrast with 2145 the week of the year previous. The total supplies at tue cotton ports from September 1,18-0, up to the latent mall dates, 'were 3,940.806 bales, against 2,859,700 the season . before, showing an Increase of 1.081,106 bales. The arrivals at the chief Southern centres from September 1,1870, up to the latest telegraphic In? telligence, as compared with the year before, were as follows: 1871. 1870. New OrleanR. Joly 19....1,427,342 1,136.151* Mobile, July 19.897,702 3U2.295 . Savanna!), July 1').722.282 476.339 Charleston, >uly 19..345,414 239,3s? ?Galveston, J*ly 19.'...305,289 243,578 . Norfolk, July 19.?387,668 200.760 ..Wilmington. July 19.91.12? 65,470 -The arrivals ?at the principal Southern markets from Jnly 13 to 19, 1871, inclusive, as reported by telegraph, were as follows. This includes all points but overland: NEW-ORLEANS- ' july 13. 228.... "...July 14..13451 July 15. 928.July 17.. 655}- 5,267 July 18....:.1463.......July 19. 743 J MOBILE july 13.-.Joly 14.T071 July 15.2<9.vJuiy 17.381 J- 921 July 18?:... 3?....u.Jaly 19.114j SAVANNAH Joly 13. 60.July M.1081 Jnly 16. 60.July 17.25 j- ?32 July 18. 62..July' 19..v... 137J .OEtABLXSTON Joly 13.134.July 14. 62) ^aly 16 . 287.July IT. 236 i- 1,067 Vjuiy-18.nr..July i?.228J . GALVESTON- ? . . Joly 13. 840:..r...July 14. 6571 July 16. 380.July .17.-Y 1,926 Jury 18 . 453.July la..191 j NOBFOL-JB? . - July 13. 65.......July 14.1201 July 15. 222.July 17. 95 J- 566 .July 18.-.July 19...... 64J WILMINGTON July 13. 70.July 14...... 501 July 15. 70.July 17.-i 200 July 18.-.July 19. io; Total..'..10,5.9 -The arrivals fer the corresponding week last . year were 7477 bales. . The stock of the article in sight at the latest dates was as folio wa : 1871. -? . 1870. Stock In Llvernool.bales. 660.C0O 593,000 Stock in London.60.912 29,385 Stock In Guv-gow....'.. 660 600 Stook In^Havre..-.. -52.300 161,730 Stock hi Marseilles. * 19,0 3 10,200 Stock'in Kramet.?.. 64.459 24.387 Stock rest of Continent... e'?.ooo 60,000 Afloat for Great Bri ain (Amer- r. . lean)." 93,000 60,000 Afloat ' for France (American ? * and Brazil). 60,013 18,012 Afloat for Bremen (American). 16,567 6,253. Total India cotton afloat for Europe.; 538,832 422,000 Stock in United States ports,,. 175,163 148,762 Stock in Inland towns. .17.107 30.683 Total.1,838,066 1,554.86* Increase of the stock in sight. 283.191 The arrivals afr this port for the past week wei e -j bags or sea ls lan ds an 1 Floridas and jos 7 bales of uplands, against -% bags of sea islands and Floridas and 1309 bales of uplands the previous week, and - bags or sea Islands and Floridas and 783 bales of uplands for the same time last year. These snpoUes have come as follows, say of up? lands, per Soutn Carol na Railroad, 1014 bales; per North eastern Railroad, 29 bales; Savannah and Charleston Railroad, - bales; San tee, 2* bales; of sea Islands, none. * THE COTTON MARKET.-During much or the past week this Btaple was dull and prices somewhat ^easier. The foreign market, which opened at 9d - &9)?d ?fl lb r? middling uplands, declined to . 8Jid; at New York the rate began at 2 ic, receded to 20KC, and improved to 2lc; and at this port middling uplands commenced at 20c "fl lb, but be? came nominal and without sufficient bales to establish quotations',- closing at ?oxc The move? ments In the article at Liverpool and New York for this time were as follows : On Friday, July 14, the former was Arm, npia?ds o@9S'd, sales 16,003 bides; the lauer was firm at 21c, sales 4970 bales. On Saturday the former was heavy, uplands 9>i@ .*1r;?d, sales lO.OOO bales; the latter was duli and nominal at 20J?C sales 397 bales.. On Monday the former closed easier, uplands 8ji@9d, sales sooo . bales; ?he latter was dull at 20%c, sales 103 bales. On Tuesday the former was dull, uplands 8%d, seles 8000 bales; the latter wan dull at 20>ic, sales 1180 bales. On Wednesday the former closed steady, upland? 8% 1* Bales 12,090 bales; the latter was more active at 20%0. sales 1830 eales, les * today the former was armer, uplands S7i@9d, scies i s,oJU bale?; the latter advance .uplands 21c. Thc transactions and prie s in this market lor th.e week ju<t closed were a* follows: On Friday. July l-l, the demand was light Ht rather easier rates; sales 140 bales, ordinary to good ordinary bein? quoted at i5Ji@i8c; low midd.log 19c; mid? dling 20c; strict middling 21c ? lb. On .saturday the market was nearly at a stand, no sales of im? portance takln? place; qu*>a lons were nominal. Cn Monday there wa but little doing; sales only 14 bales low grades at 14>?@ 6>?c $ lb; quota? tions oomtnal- On Tuesday the a< Ho e was dull and depressed at easier prices, low ml idling toucnli.g 18c *r> lb-, ales 100 bales; quotations nommai. On W-^tnesdav the staple was dull at easy prices; sales 65 bates; quotations nominal. Yesterday there wa.s more Inquiry and a better feeling, the article closing quiet; Bales near 800 bales, say 6 at 14. 52 at 15X. 8 at 16. 35 at letf, 73 a? 17. 20 at 18. 8 at 19, 10 at I9>i,41 at19X, 7 at 20c ? lb. We quote: . LIVEUPOOL CLASSIFICATION . Ordinary to mied ordinary.15 @17 . . Low Huddling..16 <?18J? M ii"?.?.-.i9j?<a 8 ?. . nominal.20 ? SBA NLAND COTTON.- mere were no receipts of this quaiiiy. <f ?-he artlcte. There has been a fair demand for Flori las of souci grades. Ol . market Bbowing ranier firmer rates r ?r these qualities, Which linpr. ved about 5c ?A lb ; but tbe ?tock or the-e descriptions ls reduced to a low figure; common* kinds not in demand. Sales abont 125 bags of Fiori-(aa. among wb-ch were 18 at 40o, is at49, and the balance on private terms. About ?6 bags of Carolinas were disposed of, say 18 at 45c, and 4 at SO. Good Floridas may be quoted at 40@45crflne60c "? m. BICK--The stock of old old Carolina rough being about all to market, there were no arrivals of note, The new crop-is m iking favorable pro? gress, and ls' considered quite forward. The transactions for the week were light, good-quali? ties showing steady rates, while common grades were duh. Sales about 200 tierces ot clean Caro? lina, say 133 tierces at 6 ?ic, 23 at 6%, S3 at 7X/58 at BX. 15 ac 8Xc, and et tierces on private terms. We quote common to fair clean Carolina at 7? 7XC good 8@8Xc "P ft. NAVAL STORKS.-The supplies coming to liand have been mod?r?t? and were about 2500 bbls of all kinds for tbe -reek. Rosins have been In good demand, prices having been strong for good I'grades, with sales of about 2000 bbls. SplrHs turpentine has been In steady request, and about 400 bbls were disposed of at 46c, 45c and 44c fl gallon, closing at 44 H gallon. . The business for the week was as follows: On Friday, July 14, Bales of rosins, 195 bbls. mostly on private terms, and 65 bbls spirits turpentine at 48c. "A gallon. On Saturdiy, July 15, there were no sales reported. On Monday, Joly 17, sales of rosins 370 bbls,. say pale and extra pale at $6 6e?6 75 ? bbl, No 2 and extra ' No 2 at $2 75@3 f. bbl, No 3 at $2 59 f* bbl, and loo bbls spirits turpentine at 45c ? gallon. On Tuesday, July 18, sales 311 bbls rosin, say extra pale at $6 75 VA bbl, pale at $6, extra No l at $5 25 @5 50, dull at$3 50@5 50, No l at $4 50, No 2 at $2 70, No 3 at $2 45. No sales or turpentine. On Wednesday, July 19, sales ofcoslns 760 bbls, say pale at $6 to, extra No l to low pale at $5 25@6 so, dull at $5 50, low No lat $3 25, .No 2 at $2 75 extra No 2 at $3, No 3 at $250; also 214 bbls spirits turpentine at 44c 9 gallon. On Thursday, July 2b, sales or rosins 161 bbls pale, extra No l and No 1 at $6 75, (5 50 and $5 va bbl; alsalOO bbls spirits turpentine at 44c 9 gallon. HAT.-The arrivals were about 100 bates of North R ver qualities. We learn of 6ales of these qualities at $1 15 9 hundred from the wharf, CORN.-There have been receiv?rt about 6000 bushels or this grain. A limited trade In jobbing lots bas been doing at about $.1 03@i 05 $ bushel, bags Included, for prime white. Wholesale trans? actions took place at 95c fl bushel for mixed; $1 for prime white, bags Included, and about 1500 bushels strictly prime white milling corn sold at $i 02 ri bushel, bags included. OATS.-No receipts taklog place. * Th3 market - ls quiet, wl h sales at 75c 9 bushel for large lois. FEAS.-The demand ls limited, and clay may be quoted at 75c@$l fl bushel as in quality and size of lot. FLOUR.-Their ls a fair supply of most qualities or this article, with a moderate city and country ' demand. Northern and Wt stern line may be quoted at $6 75<^ 3 TA bbl, super at $6 50@S 75 fl bbl, extra at $7 2?@7 75 $ bnj, and-family at $S@ 8 60, "fi bbl. Southern descriptions are In limited stock, and super may be quoted at $6 50@6 75 "ft bbl, extra at $7 25?7 75 f? bbl, family at $8@9 f? bbl, and extra family at $9@10 "ft bbl. BACON -The stock of prime meat ls light, and wh>le Bales or prime smoked shoulders have taken place for a part or - the week . at 8,vc ? lb, and prime smoked clear rib sides at loxc, yesterday the amount on the market becoming small, some sellers advanced their rates to 8>i@sxc *A ft for prime smoked shoulders, and 10X?i0Xc fl ft for prime smoked clear rib sides. Salted shoulders may be quoted at 7 xe, and salted sides at 9c "ft ft for prim". SUGAR AND MOLASSES.-The stocks are moderate, bat good to prime grocery Bugara may be quoted at HX@l2Xc "ft ft. New Orleans molasses, prime is scarce. Cuba muscovado molasses, new crop, may be quoted at 35@S7c In hhds. and S8@40c In bbls.; lay ed at 33@35c la hhds. and 35@L7c In bbls. Demerara sugar, prime ll"*@ 12XC Molasses, prime In puncheons 48c; In ols, 62?. BOTTER AND LARD.-There ls a fair stock of this article-rancy Goshen may be quoted .at 33? | 35; New York State, prime, 25@30; .medium 29? 25;o--dlnarygrades, sweet, 15?18; choice West? ern 20@25. Lard ls in fair supply, and ls held at 12X?13>ic "ft ft. Cheese-factory choice 13? 15c; skimmed 6?l0c, puffed l@ 2c "ft lb. . SALT.-Jobbing parcels of Liverpool received ; direct may be quoted at' $1 50 fi sack. ISON BANDS AND TIBS for cotton, or the most approved patterns, are 0tiered on the market a' 5?7c "fl ft. INDIA BAGGING.-There ls but lime Inquiry for this article. We quote "ft yard;nomlnal. TIUBXB AND LUMBER. -The market for thlaartl cle ls quiet. We quote timber for milling purpose from $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 rall, $13?15; river lumber, $10? 12;.-dressed lumber, $22?25. FREIGHTS.-To Liverpool, by steam direct nomi? nal on uplands; via'New York, >id on 'uplands ld on sea inlands; by sail on uplands nominal, on sea Islands nominal. To Havre nominal. Coastwise -to New Yor k,by steam >;c on uplands and Xe on Bea islands; $125 "fi tierce on rice; by sall, - "ft ft. on cotton;-"fi tierce on rice; 40c 7* barrel on rosin; $7@$8f? M on lumber; $fl@lo fl Mon tim ber. To- Boston, by sall, Xe ? ft on upland cotton. To Providence, by sall, $8 00 "gt M on boards, S'c "ft ft on cotton ; by steam $1 ~j> bale on New York rates. To Philadelphia, by steam. Xo "ft ft on .uplands; by sall, $7 "ft.M on boards; $9 on timber; $3 "fl ton on clay, and $3?3 50 on phosphates. To Baltimore by steam, fie 9 ft; by sail, $6 50?7 "fl M on boards; $3@3 26 fi ton on phosphate rock. Vessels are. In demand by our merchants to take lumber freights from Georgetown, S. C., Darten and SatUla River, Ga., and Jacksonville, Fla., to Northern ports, and 10?12 ft M are rates on lumber and boards. DOMESTIC EXCUANOE.-The banks are purchas? ing sight checks on New York at par; Ave days X off; 10 days X off; 16 days - off; 20 days -; so days -. They are selling sight checka at x prem. EXCHANGE-STERLING BILLS.-The rate yester? day was 22X for 60 day bills. GOLD.-The brokers were yesterday, buying at llX and selling-" at 12#. . PlarKcts by Telegraph. MONET MARKETS. ""Lo DON, July 20-Noon.-Consuls 93X> Bonds 92X Evening-Bullion Increased ?55,000. Consols 93X- Bonds 92 Vi. NEW ? ORK, July 20.-Noon.-Freights qulef. Stocks steady and dull. Governments dull; Ave twenties 60; sevens 60; eights strong. State bonds steady. Money easy at 3. Gold arm at 12>,. Ex dianne, long \Q}? : short 10X. Evening-Freights a BhAde Armer. Money easy. Steting loxalOX- Gold 12X?12X. Cov e rn meats about X higuer. States a Iii tie oU on second calL Tennessess 72; new same. Vir? ginias 65: new 72X; Louisianas 6S; new 62; Levees 72;??lr{htH 84. Alabamas 93; uve* 63. Georalas 84;eevens94. North Carolinas 44X; new 28X soutn Carolinas 73; new 53. . NEW ORL ANS, Julv 20.-Sterling 24X- Sight X premium. Gold 12X COTTON MARKETS. LIVERPOOL, July 20.-Noon.-Cotton opened Arm; uplands 8X<>, Orleans 9?d. Aiieriioon - o Hon Armer and advanced a frac? tion; upland- 8>ia9d: Orleans 9X?9><id; sales 15, 000 'ales; exp .rt and speculation 400 <. Evening.-Cotton clos--d U: mer and higher; up? lands 9d, rleans S^d; sales 15.000 bales; export aud speculation 4000 bales. NEW YORK, Jmy 20-Noon.-Cotton opened Arm; uplands 2?7ic; sales light. ." E eniiiii.-Cotton Brm; sales 6587 bales; up land? 2lc, orl- ans 21Xc BOSTON, Julv 20.- ,'oiton dull; middlings 2\>?c; gross recelp's 49 bales; exports to Great Britain 35; sal?* 250; Stock 6000. BALTIMORE, July 20.-Cotton quiet and firm; mid lings 2i?Xc; uet receints 69 bal?*; gross a9; expo ts c "ast wise 50; sales 62; stock t>70. NORFOLK. July 20-Cotton dull; tow middling i9'4'c; net receipts 139 bales; exports coastwise ?8; BtOOK 710. WILMINGTON, July 20.-Cotton quiet; middlings is.^c; net receipts 60 bales; exports coastwise 269: "-lock 776. AUGU-TA, July 29.-Cotton market dull at 13 ?-?aisxe for Liverpool middlings; sales 25 bales; receipt* t>o. SAVANNAH Julv 20.-Cotton Inactive; mid? dlings held at l?xc; net receipts 55 bales; acock 5447 bales. MOBIL?. July 20.-Cotton dull; middlings I9l$c; Uei receipts 47 bales.; sales 300; stock 9138. NEW OKLBANS. Juiy 20.-Cotton Biron?; mid? dlings SOM ' -'iXe; net receipts 38;. gross 205; ex ?.??n8 (?.Haynr''o?Joi; t0 Great Brialn 10-2; sales 1200; .?toes 49,876 GALVESTON. July 20-Cotton Arm; good ordl S?7i?-f ?WS411 bB-e!,? ?porwto Great Britain -'876; sales 250; stock is,03o. PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE MARKET8 NEW YORK, July 20. -Noon_Fl mr dull and heavy. Wheat dull and declining. Cor 1 dull Pork steady at $li 50al4 62X. Lard quiet Tur? pentine Arru Ht50a5lXc. Rosin flrmly u'cld at $3a312X ror strained. J 8 Evening.-Southern flour drooping; common to fair extra -*5 WOafi 60; good to choice $* 65a9. Whiskey firmer at 95c. Wheat Irregular and rather heavy; winter red and amber Western, oin and new, $1 ?al 45; white Southern $1 48al 55; new red and . amber -outhera $140al45. Corn active at 60*a7O>?: Rice 8a8??. Purk steady. Beef quiet. Lard dull; kettle ile. Turpentine firm at 60a5itfc Rosin firmly held. Tallow 0 aoj?c. BALTIMORE. July SO.-Flour tether favors buy? ers. Wheat active but firmer, and prices un? changed. Oom Eteadyr Pork $15 60. Shoulders 7>ic. L-rdflrm. Whiskey 94%&9Sc " ? . WILMINGTON. July 20.-Spu1ts turpentine firm at 47C; ' Rosin steady at $5 for No 1. $8 50 for ex? tra pale, $6 for pale. Crude, turpentine firm at S3 50 tor yellow dip and virgin. Tar Arm at $3. CtNCiKKAvr. July 2?.-Flour steady; new family S6B6 30. Corn dull and unchanged. Pork nomi? nal: $14 50 asked. Bacon in light supply; clear rib 8l??85?c; clear Bides 8J? Whlskey'O?c LOUISVILLE, July 20.-Flour-steady and in light deman.i. item quiet. Provl-lons unchanged. ST Lotna, July 20.-Flour, superfine winter, $4 25*4 60. < om drooping; sacks 58c. Provisions oniv jobbing. Mess Dork $15al& 25. Shoulders 7^6: clear sides 9>?c ' Lard 10>?c, NEW ORLIE NS. July 20.-Flour in demand; so? per $4 75a5; treble $d 50a7. Corn in good demand; white 80c. ' Oats Arm at 67a88c. Pork dull and offered at $15 75. Keg lard steady at HXall&c, Sugar In fair demand; fair lo*?c; prima 12. Whiskey quiet at 92J?ca$l 00. All others un? changed. Wnw York Rice Harket. From the Daily Bulletin, Tuesday, July 19: Hol? ders continue to rather urge the sale of domestic and prices are again off, but at the decline a fair demand prevails, and we note about 200 tierces Carolina at 8a8nc. Foreign selling very well and former prices obtained without much dlfflcul y. Sales of some 650 bag-*. Including Rangoon at 0% a7tfc and Patna at 7#a7Xc . . From the Journal or commerce : The market has been fairly active on foreign at about: former rates, with sale* of 600 bags at 6%a7fc'o for Ran? goon and 1W<K- for Patna. Domestic more freely offert, .tua lower, but ip fair demand at the decline. Salea of 200 tierces at sus li c. if tv York Hay Market. From'the Dally Bulletin, Tuesday. Joly 18: Re? ceipts to-day 2100 bales. Thc market for shirt ping grades ls very Arm, and the supply of good old ls light. A great portion of the receipts of old now coming to market is stained or sunburnt, and several parties having orders have not filled them, because they could not find stock that they ihought would give satisfaction. The Philadel? phia and Baltimore markets are about lOc per 100 pounds higher than this, which has the effeot of making holders very Urra. Sales are 60 bales for .Galve?ton, 100 for Key West. 50 for Portsmouth, 30 for Petersburg* 100 for Richmond, and 126 tor West Indies and a murki t, all 1*. ST lo. Retailor the best quality ls very firm, and some lois of ex? tra have brought even 6c ab > ve the highest price quoted. Some or the new arrlvint: la selling well up to old, bate?me heated and In other ways bad condition seils low. ive note. Borne selling at 50a 80c. - straw sells fairly; some parries who have held back for $2 51 are now sending forward and realizing from $1 00 to $1 70, New oat has not come In yet and prices mle very firm. New York Naval -torts Market. From thc Journal of Commerce; Tuesdav, July 18 : (he market for spirits turpentine ls more m the buyers' favor. A considerante number of par? cels came In to-day, and they were offered freely;' sales embrace 100 bois, in merchantable*order, at 49c; 50 bbls at 49Kc, and 100 bbls. seller's option August, at 47c Rosins-the demand ls rather moderate as the moment. Prices throughout are firmly held. We quote strained at $312>ia3t5; No. 2, $3-25a3 65; No. 1. $3 75a4 40; pale at $4 75a 0; extra pate at $6"25a7 75. Wilmington Market. WILMINGTON, July 19.-TT/RPENTINB.-Salea Of 377 bbls at $4 so for .virgin; $3 69 for yellow dip and $2 rorhard, per 280 pounds. SPIRITS TCRFENTTKE.-Sales or 129 casks at 45c per gallon. flRosiN.r-Oaly 19S bbls sold at $4, $4 50a5 for No. 1, $5 50a6 for pale and so 25, $6 75a7 for extra pale .5 S 5 S C30C ?e ;= = i if . "3 - : ss . o o . p c I ga : ? ? . ** 2 . SS : St g.Il H III ? lg E asta S afc 3 Kif ? 32 8 Sol s is i iii: : : S : ? = fr* 51 ! -M 'gi ? : s? SI ?: ss al st* j-; cc M g. "fi ? c o I irfi SSS 5 J* a a o ri -3 g a B 2 ft o ?2 S s f ? ? B P E S fr.*1 ?? <r H Z ?e - S i pal .S 9 Exports of Klee. Naval Stores ana ?.um? ber from the Port of Charleston, from Sept.l, 1S70. to July 30.'1871. EXTORTS]) TO Boston. New York..,. Philadelphia.. Baltimore.... New Orleans.. Mobile.! Provld'ce.RI. ! Oth'rUSP'rts' f'alCoastw'se Barcelons. Maj-aAM'ket. West Indies.. Halifax, 21S.. St John's, NB. London. Bristol, Eng,. Liverpool. Havre. 1870-171. KA VAL STOR'S Bbls. 9,241 21,015 17,710 5,493 LUMBER. Feet. 1808-?TO. NAVAL STOK'S Bbls. 53,150 2,948 239,228 16,005 3,326.427 13.608 1,846.000 8-300 1,820,931 1k882 1.427,344! 3,(Jil,GOG Feet. 339,022 3,412.964 1,000.672 1,454,318 284,000 2,015,667 11,671,026 108,100 207; 1,183.773 .... 99,248 40,195; 8,515.641 3,296 86! 1,809,841 Montevideo... Great Britain. RIO de Janeiro Australia. 1,804 12,982 Total Foreign. Grand Total ooo 4,537 4,631 10,0001 8,599, 282,500 238,197 23 378 1,921.816 27,242 10,630 76,837113,*?92,842? 67,431 866,711 2,676,502 11,192,193 Comparative Exports -or Cotton and Kice from the Port of Charleston, from Sep? tember 1.1870, to July 20,1871. ElPORTED TO Liverpool. Dther Br. Ports rofl G. Britain Havre......... 3ther.Fr. Ports Total France S*. or Europa rofl N.Europe 3. of Europe.. W. Indies, ic. 1870-'71. 1869-'7U. S. LjCp'd. i RlcejS. I^Dp'd 4107?120479!.:...! 67011 7 9555 5107 Total F. Ports.. Boston....:.... Rhode Island.. ?few York. Philadelphia... Halt. A Nr'folk 3th. U.S.Ports Tot'l CsoPorta Grand Total. 5107 6073 130031 228951 228951 17611 6701 556 77277 12G9 5581 1269 Rice 724 347 347 13381. 1338 6197 .70543 4624 7257 6051 132 731138315111131 30| 11257 2593 ..I 136751 8604 -. . 8s78 6174 11281 166451 32909 330994:32809! 507l|llllll!l4217 10I 9936> 2844 . 146961 5510 S33.j 4282 5546 133S04?2698C 860S1 3081 52 1123 127 12803 2248S5?28I03 PORT CALENDAR. atlOKH) PHASKS. Kuli Moon, 2d. 8 hour, 18 minutes, morning. Lost Quarter. 9th. 7 hours. 49 minutes, morning. \'ew Moon. 17th.o hours. 7 minutes, evening. . '."ir uuertsr. -.'5'h.o hour?. 31 minute.,, morning. Full Moon, 3lst, 3 hours, 57 minutes, evening. ' Jonday-. Jl '.nesdny..~. Wednesday, ?"huraday.... Krlday. .i^ nrday ...... Sunday.. . . urn. 2I?B8. 5.. 5 5.. 6 5.. 6 5.. 7 5.. 6 5.. 8 5.. 9 dt'N SB78. 7.. 7 7.. S 7.. 6 7,. 5 l t. 5 7.. 4 7.. 3 VIOON I IIIGE R. A S. WATBt' 7..32 8.. 5 8..42 9..19 9.. 52 10..25 10..56 7..45 8...?4 9..04 9..46 10..29 H.. 9 ll..56 Charleston Wholesale Prien. ARTICLES. PRICES. BAQQINQ, fl yara Dandee. ? Gunny Cloth. ..-. ? New York Doable Ahcbor, 44 inches, sJiths.? BALE ROPB, fi ft Manilla. @ .. . Western.;. 8 ? l?fc Jute. .. ? Borran-Goshen. 33 ? 35 ConntiTv...'.. .. @ . .. COTTON, ft ft Ordinary to good ordinary.... 15 ? 17 Low middling..... 18 ?' 18X Middling to strict middling.., ID ? 20 Good middling.5. ? Sea Island. ? COFFEE, fl ft- . Rio..... 16 ? 19 Laguayj-a.... ? Java.' .. @ .. FERTILIZERS Carollna Fertilizer, fl 2000 tts. Cash.1.60 oo ?*. .. Time (with 7 per ct. Interest) 58 oo @ Wando Fertilizer.... .cash... : 60 oo @ Time. 55 00 @ , Double Refined Foudrette. 30 00 @ Niles' Phosphate.63 oo ? Peruvian Guano, fi 2240 lbs...loo oo ? Pacific Guanos 2000 tts.cash. 56 00 @ Time.60 oo a Phoenix Guano. 47 50 ? .. Baugh's Phos., fi 2000 RSB.cash 60 00 ? Rhodes' Phosphate, fi 2000 as 65 00 @ Rhodes' Standard Manure ($65 tlme).l.!. 57 50 ? ..- : urchlllo Guano (?40 time).35 00 ? Land Plaster. 13 00 .? 15 00 Mapes' Super Phos, fl 2000 lbs. 65 00 "@ ? Woolston'8 PhosDhate of Lime 65 00 @ .. Wooiston's Vege'or, fl 2000 tts 65 00 ? .. Croasdale's Gen. Sun.Phos. net 60 00 ? ,. Bowers'Com Diet e Manure, net 60 00 ? .. Sardy's Phos. Peruvian, cash-. 65 00 ? Sardy's Pacific Guano, casa... 60 00 ? ... Patansco Guano.66 00 ? E. Frank One's Ammonlated . BonePhosnhate.....60 00 & Coe's Pure Dissolved Bone.... 62 00 @ Whann's Superphosphate.-60 00 @ 70 00 Etlwan Guano, Nol ($80 time) 54 00 ? . .. Etlwan Guano, No 2 ($60 time) 63 00 ? Zell's Ammonlated Bone Phos? phate ($70 time).60 co ? Russel Coe's Ammonlated Bone Superphosphate ($85 - ; time)..-v. 60 00 ? Cotton Food, per ton. 60 00 ? Bowen A Mercer's Superphos? phate_cash...:. 50 00 ? ... Time.60 00 @ Wilcox, Gibbs ? Co.'s Manipu? lated?..:..?0 00 ? Stono Soluble Guanoi$55 time) 50 00 ? Stono . Dlssplved Phosphate ($36 time)..'.33 00 @ Stono Pure Ground Phosphate. 16 00 ? FLOOR, ft "bbl - Fine. 5 75 @ 8 00 Super. 6 so ? 6 75 Northern and Western Extra. 7 25 ? 7 75 Baltimore Extra. @ Southern-Super. 6 50 ? 6 75 Extra. 7 50 @ 8 00 Family. 8 25 ? 8 50 GRAIN, fl bushel Maryland Oats. 75 ? Western Oats. ? Corn. 95 @ 1 02 .HAT, fl cwt North River.*. 1 55 ? LUMBER, fl M feet Clear White Pine, first quality. 60 00 ? 65 op White Pine, good run..:....'.. 88 00 ? 40 00 Yellow Pine.20 00 ?*24 00 - Boards, rough.1.ll 00 @ 12 00 orooved and tongued 29 00 ? 32 00 MOLASSES, ft gallon Ouba.4. ' 83 ? 37 Muscovado.>... 36 ? 40 Sugar-house....-. 50 .?. 1 00 ' New Orleans..... ? .. NAVAL STORES, fl hoi Tar,*.,.v.~' & Pitch".I.. ?. .. -Rosin, pale.;. 8 25 ? 6 50 F'-sin. No. 1. 3 25 ? 6 26 Rodin. No. 2..... 2 40 ? 2 50 Rosin, No. 8. 2 20 ? .. .. Spirits Turpentine, fi gallon.. 44 ? Crude Turpentine, ft bbl. .. ? Hard Turpentine. ? Oakum, fi lb.:.;. 16 ? NAILS-American 4<3>20d., fl keg 5 05 ? 7 00 POWDER-Dupont's, F.F.F. g.... 6 00 ? Dupont's, F.F.F. 5 00 .? Dupont's.-Blasting. 4 00 ? PROVISIONS, fi ft > Bacon, Hams. 17 ? 19}*, Sides..-..' lox? lox Shoulders. osx? 03 x Strips. ? Lard, In keg. 12 ? 13 Butter. 25 .? 35 Cheese. 10 ? 18 Potatoes, Irish,?? bbl. ? Sweet. ? Onions. ? ... Apples.? Eggs. 19" ? 20 Poultry-Chickens, ft doz- 3 00 ? 4 00 Fowls, fl doz. 5 00 ? 6 90 RICE, fi ft-Carolina. 07 ? osx East India. ? SALT, fl sack-Liverpool, coarse 1 35 ? 1 50 Liverpool, line. ? SUGAR, fl ft-Raw. ? Furto-Klco.7. .. ? Muscovado.*.10X@ 12X BEESWAX-fl ft. 38 ? .40 HIDES. Green-fl ft. ? . .. Dry. 12 ? 15 CHESTNUTS-fi bushel. 4 00 ? 22 ss ulai I|?p ff j ULL; i ri ' '. ' 9 ceeatoa: : : : .' : : . 'jz'js.: : : : : . : : ??St?: . . . . : . . rsc na. : . . ; . ? . ?&B>a? . : : fc? C. *** t*4 t_ <- -' r_ oco?.-c a c2.se M Ml co cn*. '. to : 8 1 o *.io S*r o cc SSS > O M I ) -* M I ? OtOl 1 ot IM . 4- w : - -J cs 01 . Bj O) -illiSc CO M j OfcMOOl.-l??) Cn 06 C ? "-4 O CO CO ?O O ?.O ci. a> tcv*o - oii.aDMv.Mcn co rf. ? a to . cs Kl M K3 IC ?13 UM Ct M Q Cn CO Ci rf- *C O C3 jo jojo y&> o_to.io.io M M ju co ow *. go o>-"T-i o ?VA 5o5M*?coai.-ioio OMOO^oetnc. ei^g. 00 II 3 s S NS Koa cn5jow^cr.; ac wea w "cow Va . C.) 3i M -i c ?: H ^ - . co cn -J co o o -J ?-J a* B co ? -t -J ii ES CB CO IO CO MO M c. ic a Sa* Cn CC M tO ld O' -J f o o lo -oe.; . cn Va' * a. wu* . - M M*? * . IO Men* . . o to ' j-? j^iJCT. F' ; ; o ; _cnjco . JOJO MOS * ! . ei 1 .a-"co . MV Seo. . . o* co at * b. -4 -j... ca ? co o. i. o ter ?2 o Nfl 5 o rf-? M OtBO* CB M M j?, JJ? o jo jojo; jvo? "co"OD"co M en os plo* "?t'en tocoM^torf-rf-iZLio* rf-C1 -J go o O -4 co O' Cl Cl' . - -fa . ea M to M to ? co o ct cn 00 M tc M ; o o ci c ot."!-M M jo . OMWiOIX-OUC. . ooo-icn*~*-ccotocn . IOtOrf.r->*-rfOlCnCnC 00 SS os3rf*jcoj^. co o lo M'KUVW. Cnrf-C0C7<O-400rf^-4. M co cn o M -J a co co * cn B - *J CO . M 00 ~? ' ' Ct O CC CO O . O rf "rs o o o -i jr* - ec Hs oro |f So 112 -4 .-> a? ii lb ES: : CO DO hui QO o- J- * rj^to 7 0^3 U> W in ' ^O?ocrtcnoo?w? O -*.< Cn O ^Ml?OO1 . M td ? ' CC Ol co c co M o Cn . ? P"00 i? iP ?* J- -T- 5" . -J ? o to K> ?5 ?J ? o .cn c. *3i 4*, 885*190 ??Qofr90iM< "io** )OOMO"*-0- COCO ) O O MO-?*- Cn ? -4 tO w . w cn cn ci M o u -J ?*i ' aw O O Ch CO CO Ob O . OOT OTC IOC 2 Q 1 I *. iii EB P o Ti -. c-? o < o Ea NOTE.-We have aeaucted rrom New Orleanc 69,535 bales uplands, from Mobile 9.051 bales un? ?a dB and burned 602; from Savannah 4002 bags sea Island and i860 bales uuland.and from Charles? ton, 4793 bags sea island and 1617 bales noland cotton-the quantities received at tnose'ports from Mobile, Florida, Texaa.and Savannah. '? Stock of Cotton 'In the Interior Town? nt the Latest Datei. TOWNS. 7870. Augusta.July 14 Columbus.July 14 Macon.July 14 Montgomery..July 14 Selma?.Jnly 14i Memphis.Jnly 14 Nashville.July 14 4,086 1,026 1,602 2.089 691 5,643 1,070 5.070 3,162 4,526 3.198 1,810 8,9-29. 4,002 Total bales.I 17,107 30,686 Receipts hy Railroad, Joly 20. H0n?H GASOLINA RAILROAD. 187 bales cotton, 43 bales goods, 16 cars wood and lumber. 1 car stock. To Railroad Agent, E S Mile.? E M Hacker, O Bart A ..co, Kanapaux * Gonzalez, JeiTords A co, G Foll?n, H Cobia-A co, W 0 Courtney & co, Tledemarr, calder A c>, c Can? cans, Steffens, Werner A Ducker, H Steitz, Clag horn, Herring k co, P - Walsh, and J Adger A co. NORTHS ASTERN 2 AI LSO AD. 10 bales colton, 319 bblB naval stores, cars lum? ber, furniture, rough rice, mdse, ko. To Pringle k Son, Barden A Parker. J Marshall, Jr, Smith k Chapeau, J wie tera, HBlschotf A. co, Kinsman A Howell, S D stoney, O Llebenrood, B Jones,.W C Courtney A co, Heath A~ Bice, Pelzer, ?odgers A co, Frost k Adgef, W P Dowling A co, Maj Oraw ley, W H Welch, Goldsmith A Son, J C Mallonee, B Welling, B Boyd. MAMINE NEWS. OHABLEETON, S.O...JULY. 21, 1871. Lat 38 deg 46 min 38 sec. | Lon 79 deg 57 min 27 s ec. CLEARED WEDNESDAY. - Brltlsh bark James Muir, Rogers, London-B s Rhett k Son. . Scar-Irene E Messervey, Wal', Providence, RI L T Potter. *?. CLEARED YESTERDAY. ' Steamship Empire, Hinckley, Philadelphia-W A Courtenay. SAILED YESTERDAY, steamship Empire, Hinckley, Philadelphia. British bark Vinco? Robson, Liverpool. .. FROM THIS PORT. Steamship Virginia, Hunter, at Philadelphia, July 17. . Sehr Bec] Gartslde, Stanford, at Philadelphia, JplylB. . DP FOR. THIS PORT. Sehr Ida Richardson, Bedell, at New York, 17th July. CLEARED FOR THIS PORT. Bark Architect, -fat Savannah, July 20. " MARINE NEWS' BY TELEGRAPH. Nsw YORE. July 20.-Arrived, steamship Wor? cester, England. Arrived ont, the Queen, Suez. SAVANNAH, July 20.-Cleared, steamships Rapi dan, New York; Oriental, Boston; bark Architect, Charleston,, in ballast. MEMORANDA. The sehr M M Pote, Stratton, from Bostonfor Charleston, S 0, was at Vineyard Haven Jnly 18. The sehr Emma, Wright, from Georgetown, S C, arr ived at New York July 17. ? LIST-OF VESSELS -UP, CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PORT. . 24 PORE'ION. LIVERPOOL. The Marlon, Leffert, cleared...........Jane The M E Seed, Edmondson, sailed.Jane The Romaine, Young, up.May Br bark Lady Dnfferln, Flinn, up.May WE3T HARTLEPOOL, ENO. Br bark Cathleen, Lester, sailed.June NEWPORT, ENG. The Gauntlet, Douse, sailed.Jane The Black Prince, Marshall, sailed........Jane CALLAO. Fr bark D Melalne, Ber tho, sailedMay CARDIFF. The RT K Carey, --, sailed.May Thc Martha, Lewis, sailed.May . KINGSTON, J Ait. ' British bark Iris, suffolk, sailed.July DOMESTIC. BOSTON. Sehr Lucy D-, Hall, up:.:.July 17 NEW TORE. Brig B Young, Joy, cleared!.Jnly 17 Sehr H C Sheppard, Clark, cleared.July 3 Sehr Lilly, Uuirhes, cleared.'..Jnly 3 Sehr Myrover, Brown, up.:..:Jnly 6 Sehr ? N Hawkins, Wyatt, cleared.June 16 Sehr Ida Richardson, Bedell, up......Jnly 17 PHILADELPHIA. sehr Walton, Gardner, cleared.Joly 8 D VT.TIirOKK. Sehr Harriet Baker, Webber, up.July 7 NEW ORLEANS. Br brig R McKay Spearing, Leiavor, ci'd.. June 26 ROCHFORT ME. Brig 0 S Packard, Harrington, sailed.June 30 BANGOR, MB. Sehr Eastern River, McDonald, cleared.... Jane 23 Iilst of Shipping IN THE PORT OF CHARLESTON, J CLY 20. Vessels under-100 tons, and steamers coasting within the State, excepted. STEAMSHIPS. James Adger, lioo tons. Lockwood, at Adger's wnarfrfor New York, loading-James Adger A co. Huntsville, 1100 tons,.Orowell, at Union wharf, for New York, repairing-Coben, Hanckel A co. Sea Gull, 616 tons, Hatton, at Dnlon wharf, for Baltimore, loading-P C Trhnholm. %' BARKS. James Mair, (Br.) 450 tons, Rogers, m Ashley River, for a Port in Great Britain, ready-B .s Rhett A Son. Caribou, - tons. Treat, In the Stream, to load for a Port In Great Britain-J A Baslow A co. BRIGS. . L C Madeira, 243 tons, Mosiander, In Ashley River, for New York, loading-H F Baker A co. . . . F H Jennings, 320' tons, Sears, at N E Railroad wharf, for Weymouth, loading-Wm Roach A CO. McKay Spearing, (Br,) - tons, LaFavor, In the Stream, from New Orleans, walting -B S Rhett A Son. SCHOONERS. Florence Rogers, 406 tons. Sheppard, in Ashley River, for New York, loading-WRoach A co. Matoaka, - tons, Fooks, at N E Railroad wharf, for Baltimore, loading-Street Bros A co. . Annie S Gaskin, - tons. Gaskin, at Central wharf, from Philadelphia, discharging-H F Baker A co. i?iazL?nern, Castings, ; Ut. mar27-mwfdmos PROFESSUR BERGER'S BED-BU< DESTROYER. O0Btarfs INSECT POWDER Glentworth's Roach Exterminator Costar's Rat Poldon Isaacsen'sSure Pop -Death to Mosquitoes. . For sale by ? DR. H. BARK, ls/63 No. 131 Meeting sew. BEDFORD'S (LATE C ? AH HEADQUARTERS FOB SELECTED. DAIRY BI . PUBE LEAP LABD- .' ' P3IME F?GT0B1 N. B.-I CLAIM TO SEEP THE LARGEST STC FAMILY GROCERIES IN THIS CITT. : " VERY CHOICE FA MILY FLOUR, ' E. EL BE] SUCCESS WILLIAM S. CG No. a7? KIN< . ? opposrn WHOLESALE JUST) Fine Teas, G?ffees, Sugaa HKIUIETICAXLY Y E O E T A B IiJB Si M Ail articles sold from this, establishment are o aoods iellvered to all parts ot the Cl ty, Railroad SEI o. EVER* E. BEDFORD. 1 ?EO. n. GRUBER. ? Drugs, (Eljemirols, Ut. C. F. MW ANO IPOTMiRYj No. 123 MEETING STREET, CHABLESTOX, S.O. ATTENTION IS RESPECTFULLY. CALLED TO the NEW NON-POISONOUS and ODORLESS DIS?. . . ? ' .-?.'.-.? INFECTANT and ANTISEPT?G, 1 GHLORALUM. (Chloride of Alumlnlam, the Saline Antiseptic harmless as comoon salt.) The Lancet, August 27th, ISTO, say s of this pre? paration; "It ls quite as po ten t as Chloride of Zrh c or Carbolic Acid, and ls at the same time non ' poisonous and devoid of unpleasant'smeU of every kind. These qualities will, no doubt, insure Its being extensively used, and at no distant date we may expect lt' to displace the antiseptics which I are at press?t in vogue."' - CHLORALUM ls an astringent antiseptic, sup? plied to foul ulcera- by London surgeons, aa a gar I gie tn scarlet fever, diphtheria and common sore throat, and bas been found layaluable in Inflam-. "mation or .the eyes, Ac. CHLORALUM can be relied on by Farmers in the treatment of Foot and Mouth Disease, and.in. carrying on disinfection in their homesystables, ' cowbeds, pigstyes and poultry-houses. . CHLORALUM for dog kennels can be used with great advantage and economy in keeping meat' fresh for any length of time, la purifying the benches and yards, and completely removing the foul and sickening odor of dirty or ill-drained Kennels. ?" For sale In quantities to snit purchasers. Jue advertiser is also in. receipt of a small lot of I Imported Espies Cigarettes, for Asthma. Together with a Fresh supply of ' iONGRESS, . 'EMIGRE, AND PAVILION SPRING WATERS. For sale low by the case. MANUFACTURER OF PIMM'S HEPATIC BITTERS Which have established, for themselves a reputa-. don surpassed by none for the' relief of Diseases of the Stomach and Liver. A full assortment of MEDICINES, PERFUME? RIES, CHEMICALS, Ac, of his own Importation. Through constant effort and attention, ne nopes to merit a continuance of. the public patronage which has hitherto been extended to him. Ju'ni5-2mos_,_ ROSA DALI S. ROS AD ALIS is the best Blood Purifier. ROSADALISj a sure eure for ?Scrofula. ROSADALIS, endorsed , by Physicians, ROSAD ALIS, a potent remedy for Rheumatism. ROSAD ALIS, a. Remedy tried and true. ROSABALIS, the best Altera? tive extant. ROS AD ALIS endorsed by the . following: Dr. R. WILSON CARR, of Baltimore. Br. T. C. PUGH, ol Baltimore. Ur. TEOS. J..BOYKIN, .of Baltimore. Dr. A DC ROAN, of Tarboro'; N- C. Ur. J. S. SPARKS, of Nlcholasvlle, Ky. Dr. A F. WHEELER, of Lima, Ohio. Dr. W. HOLLOWAY, of Philadelphia. ' ' Dr. i. h. Mee ARTH A, of South carolina, - and many otners. See ROS ADA LIS ALMANAC . K09ADALIB, endorsed by Rev. DABNEY BALL, now or Mary? land Conference, formerly Chaplain in the Con federate-Army of Northern Virginia. BOSADAXJ8 ls Alterative, Tonic and Diuretic, and acta at one and the samo time upon the BLOOD, LIFER, KIDNEYS and ali the SECRETORY ORGANS, ex? pelling 'all impure matter and building up the Bystem to a healthy, vigorous condition. BOSADAUS IS SOLD/ BY ALL DRUGGISTS. DOWIE, MOISE A DAVIS, ) Wholesale GOODRICH, WIN EM AN A CO., > Agents in Dr. H. BABB, ) Charleston, mars-iy ORWXWS) 0ROCERY D - . , / . .? E H O U S E.. JTTER .... ? AND ENGLISH CHEESES ?4 ENGLISH AND AMERICAN CRACKERS, and' BISCUITS, 40., ?O, )0K AND MOST EXTENSJYI^ASSORTMENT OF 1 t-a-v'^T OPORD, j I PURE OB TO "'? I - ?BRANDIES, WINES ?WIN * 00., AND .VERY OLD 3 STREET, F .W?ES< i HASEL. j RET/V TT i DEALER r- ;?. ;" " - ; ,'C-i> " .'V . ? ?s Provisions, Spices, *&o* SEALED FRUITS. / BATS, SOUPS, 40. / f tile VERY BEST QUALITY" and WARRANTE J D?pota, Steamboats, free or expense. * ?TD' FOB A fJAS. S. MARTIN. ATAXrOCJUE- ) WM, G. MO OB, JB< S fiailroa?s: " . O^T^ID?^OLINA KAILS5AL\ . CHAKLKSTON,' s.' 0., June 8,187L On and after SUNDA*; June 11,-Thr-P?sseii ger Trains on MC Soutn Cs roana Railroad will run aa rollows: . ' SOB AUGUSTA. tteaveCharlestoh.V.8.?0 A. M. Arrive at Augusta.............. 4.25P. M. FOB COLUMBIA. Leave charleston... 8.20 A. M. arrire at Columbia. 3.40 P. M~ 70B CHAHLE8T0N. iflZ * Leave Augusta.%..v.>...'.? 7.40 A. M. Arrive at Charleston..,:-.-:......-..:. 3.20P. M. Leave Columbia. 7.40 A. M. AiTTi?uatcharie8ton..::...;;......v.: 8.20P. M. TH^OUOff^ntMINOTON TRAIN. '"'" Leave Angu-ta................. v. 3.00-A. M. Arrive atB^agv?i^..K05 JLjtL' Leave KlngT?ie.:.1.45P?M. Arrlve-atAoguata;.:.7.46P,M. [ ' AUGUSTA KI GHI KTPKKBB. . (Sundays excepted.) Leave Charleston..;.::>.....;...... 8.80RV. Arri ve-at Augusta............\,.. ; .V.... .7.0F A' ML Jieave Augusta...v:.;.6.00K M. . Arrivent Charleston. ...I....,......:.. 6.40 A M. ' COLUMBIA NIGHT BXPB8S6V ' ' . > - '.. -(Sundaya-^excepteo;). Leave Charleston.................... K...7.10.P.;1L . Arrive"at Columbia......."6.0aA. IL fcjeavuColumbia....;....,...,....7.80P.IL Airlve-at Charleaxon.^'..:.-V:-.:.%V.'.t e.? A. M. S?MjV?KBYILLK TRAIN. Leave 01iarle?xou;:'.\...................'2.45 P. M. Arrive at summerville.................. 4.10 P. M. ^eave Summerville.. 7.00 A. IL Arrive at Charleston................... 8.18 A M. OAMDRN BBAHGB7. . (.eave Camden...:.'..............;.e.oo A M. Arrive ot Columbia.-..10.40 A M. Leave Columbia,. 1.25 P. IL Arrive at Camden....._.6.00 P.M. Day and Night Trains make close connections at Augusta with Georgia Railroad and Cen tau Railroad: ~ Night Train connects with Macon and Augusta Railroad.' CoiumbIa,Nlght Train connects with Greenville and Columbia Railroad. .Camden Train connects at Ringville dally (ex? cept Sundays) with Dar Passenger Train, and rons through to Columbia:and returns on Mon? days, wednesdays and Saturdays. ... AM-. TYLER, Vice-President. ? 8. B. PIOKENS; Q. T. A... ; lani? SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON BAILr , . . 'ROAD. PASSENGER TRAINS on this KC ad run dally aa follows:'. ? .' Leave Charleston.. S JO-A M. Airive at Savannah.............3.00 p. IL ' . Leave Savannah................11.15 A M. - Arrive' at Charleston.6.20 P. M. Connects at Savannah, wi th. the Atlantic A GB Railroad for Jacksonville, St, Augustine, and ft pointa In Florida. With Central Bajlread fdr Macon, Atlanta, Mo? bile; New Orleans and th? West. With Steamboats for points on the Savannah aiver. ?' , At Charleston with the Northeastern and South ? carolina Railroads, and Steamships lor all points . S?rth and-West. Through Tickets over this line on sale at Hotels ia Charleston; Screven House,'Savannah; and ai: principal Ticket ornees North and South. Frerghu forwarded dally to and from Savan? nah and all points beyond. Through Bille of Lading i33ued to Jacksonville, Palatka, Ac. ,.......,.-.. Tarin" as low ashy any.other Une. C. S. GADSDEN,' octs Engineer and Snpertstendent. NOBTHEASTEBN. RAILROAD COU "- '..;; ;PANY.; ;.: ;'; ? \. CnABLSSTONi & C'Febrnary 11,18 TratnB will leave Charleston Dally at 6:30 A-' and 6P. M. ;' Arrive ' at Charleston - 7:30 A. M. (Mondays ex? cepted} and 8:30 P. M. --.v?. Train does not leave Charleston e P. M., SUN? DAYS. Train leaving 6*30-A. M. makes through connec? tion to New York, via Sichmond ?nd Acaula Creek only, going through In" 40 hours. Passengers leaving by s P. M. Train have choice of route, via Richmond ?niWaahtngton, or via Portsmouth and Baltimore. Those leaving i'BiOAr by this.Tratn lay over on SUNDAY in Bal? timore. Those leaving on SATURDAY remain SUN? DAY in Wilmington, N. C. s , /."This ls the cheapest, quiches i and most pleasant route to' Cincinnati, Chicago and - other pointa West and Northwest;'both Trains making con ( r.ectjons at. Washington' with Western tra?na ?of Baltimore and o hlo Railroad, S. S. SOLOMONS, Engineer and Superintendent. P. L. CLUAFOB, General Ticket Agent. ., febll-12moa I i 1 . .. rjtHE GOLD MEDAL SE?G MACHINEL "DOUBLE LOCK ELASTIC STITOH. This is the most simpl9 and reliable Two Thread Sewing Machine in the" world. It sews direct from two threads, and ls $15 less than any other nrat-ctas3 Sewing Maohlne. Samples can be seen - at No. 165 MEETING STREET, opposite Charles? ton Hotel sole Agent for tue State. " Sub-agents wanted through the State. Address W. S. BIS SELL, CharicHion, Also agents for Home Shuttle ' Baud Machine. $25. .apr4-tuthB6mos =5 4 AND TEX 'WEED" FAMILY FAVORITE LOCK-STITOH MACHINE, are the best in use. . . For sale on the Lease Plan, with monthly pal* uieutSj-on easy terms, or-for cash. AR kinds of Machine, attachments, Needles, Cotton, (whin black and o?lored,) Silk, Ou,'Soap, Ac., Ac Repairing as usuaL Circulars and samples of work sent on application. D. B. HASELTON, Genera! dealer in First Class "Sewing Ma ohbiss ana Material, No. 307 King street, auglf Charleston. S. Or ZsaatetrCs PriparaUxma. STJR/S POP I DEATH TO RATS, ROACHES BEDBUGS, fcc NEVER FAILING. BOXES DOUBLE THE SIZE ? AS O?HKB& 'HERMETICALLY SEALED AND $ ALWAYS FRESH. Sold at Wholesale by DO WIE. MOISE A DAVIS, And at retail by au Druggists. feb:-Sm*