The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, January 05, 1872, Image 4
On a Carve.
Young and lively William Wait
Worked up steady from toe freight
Till he drove trie nlg?t express,
Number eight.
Blue-eyed, light-haired Fanny Farr,
Lovelier tuan a palace car 1
She and William would be coupled
Ere a year.
Happy William 1 Ah, but what'll
Grow out of a whiskey bottle
And a switchman r Woe to the Land that's
At the throttle 1
Whistles two, they plunging, crashed
Forty ton or engins smashed
William's skull and ribs, of course, were
Simply mashed.
Fanny pined away and died,
Grass creeps o'er them, side by side
William, who had done als duty,
And bis bride.
But they say, through mist and raia,
Baa nea by a phantom train;
Forms are shining through the darkness
Of them twain.
COSOLKHCIAZ NBW8.
exports.
PHILADELPHIA-Per steamship Virginia-214
bales cotton, 76 tierces rice, 30 bbls naval stores,
Un bales domestic goods, 9 tons old metal, 14
bbls oil, and 47 packages sundries.
PBOVTDKNCB, B I-Per sehr Irene E Messervy
160,000 feet lamber.
.Export? of tb e Week ending January 4.
TORSION.
LIVERPOOL-Per Spanish bark Tio y Sobrino
890- balea upland cotton. 100 tons or pbospbate
rock..Per Brittan bark David McNutt
1718 bales upland colton, 89 bags sea Hland cot?
ton, 17& tons phosphate rock and 1146 staves.
GLASGOW-Per British bark Orange Orcve-628
bbls spirits turpentine, 2622 bbls rosin.
BABC ILONA-Per spanish brig Paochita-647
bales upland cotton.Per Spanish brig Adela
290 bales upland cotton, lol bbls roam..Per
Spanish brig Prudente-510 bales upland cotton.
.Per Spanish brig Sorpresa-?20 bales up?
land cotton, S42 bbls naval stores.Per span
-lab brig Joven Carmelita-250 bales upland cotton,
101 bbls rosta.
HAKBOR ISLAND-Per sehr Rosalie-6000 feet of
lumber 22,000 shingles, 66 bbls nour.
- DOMESTIC. : -
. BOSTON-Per bark Acacia-790 bales upland cot?
ton, 887 bbls naval stores, and loo tons phosphate
jroc?. .
NsV YORK-Per sehr Myrover-108 bales up
-land cowton, 280 casks clay, loo empty ale bbls, 6
bandies sh?igles, 10 boxes soap, 85.000 feet timber
and lumber...-Per steamship South Carolina-89
.-bag?sea island cotton, 1994 bales upland cotton,
g toa rice, 10" bbla n?T&l stores, 380 bags oil cake,
AtBondrlea....Per stea^hiP Georgia-96 bags Bea I
IsIiSd cotton, 2013 bales .upland cotton, 78 bales
Of domestica. 96 tierces rlctf, 68 bbls rosin, 1 ton
Old metal, 200 baga cotton seed meal 95 pkgs oil
cake, 174 pkgs sundries..Per steamship J Adger
IB bags sea island cotton, 1168 bales upl'd cotton.
63 tes rice, 40 bales domestics and yarnB, 112 bbls
rosin, 134 empty bbls, and 41 packages sundries.
PHILADELPHIA-Per steamship Gulf Stream
?872 bales cotton, 201 bales domestics and goods,
17 tierces rice, 237 bbls naval stores, 60 ba?a of
cocoanut* and 284 pkgs sundries.
BALTIMORE-Per steamship Falcon-286 tierces
rice, ?o bales cotton, ll Dales domestics, 271
bbls rosin, 6 beds and 2 bales hides, 2 rolls lea?
ther, 88,000 feet of lumber. 2 bbls and ll boxes
oranges, 190 bunches bananas, and 24 pkg* sun?
dries,.Per sehr Matoaka-250 tons phos?
phate rook.
Nsw ORLEANS- Per sehr Riverdale-154 tierces
rice, 1600 bushels peas.
INTERIOR CRISS.AC-Per Sooth Carolina Ball
read-Columbia, Augusta, Nashville, Memphis,
Montgomery, Ac. from the 1st to the 31st Decem?
ber, 1871, 698 tierces rice.
rv ' The Charleston St?rket.
, VOE THE WXBX INDINO THURSDAY, JANUARY 4.
. THE CROPS.-This period commenoed mild and
springlike, with much foggy weather, bu:be?
came coulter ac d cloudy, closing moderate. The
prevalence of the holidays, daring a part of thia
time, has prevented any work of importance, ace?
lt has been quiet and without events of note. The
opening of the new y ear, now on. us, will develop
activity, and eng. ig ementa fe riabor, manures and j
- supplies win employ the earnest attention of |
planters.
1 tam RECEIPTS.-The arrivals at the cotton
por ts for the week np to Friday last wera 126,929
bales, against I80,ci3 the week before, and 12,460
baies for the week last year. At New Orleans
thereeelp's were 49,978 bales in contrast with
68,832 the week of the year belora -The total
supplies at tho cotton ports from September 1,
isn, np to the la est dates were 1,435,756 bales,
agabut 1,667,411 bales last year, showing a de?
crease of 231,655 oaics. The arrivais at the prin?
cipal Southern markets from September 1, 1671,
up to the latest telegraphic intelligence, as com?
pared with the year previous, were as follows:
1872. 1871.
New Orleans, January 8..434,192 637,396
' Mobile, January 3.178,004 182 9:1
Savannah, January 3......_281,323 334,878
Charleston, Jan nary 3.169,606 206,145
-Galveston, January 8...106.721 75.478
Norfolk, January s.152,032 146,512
-Wilmington, January 3. 29,902 49.282
Other ports, January 8. 84,078 84,754
* 1,435,75? 1,667.411
: -Total decrease to date.231,655
..The receipts of cotton at the principal South
ern markets, fron December 28,1871, to January
3,1872, inclusive, sa reported by telegraph we e
a?lfollQwa. S Thin, includes all pointa but .over?
land:
Maw ORLEANS
Dec 28.10,292.Dec 29. 7,0721
Dec 30..7,861.......Jan I..9.067 y 44,612
Jan 2.8,450..Jan 8 .2,270 j
The receipts for the week last year were. 43,819
MnSTTil- '
Dec 28.1827........Dec 29......4149-1
Deo 80.1324.Jan 1.3905 \ 14,297
Jan 2.2122.Jan 8.870J
Last year.6,561
SAVANNAH
, Dec 28....... 8873.......Deo 29.89201
Dec 30... .....2931.......Jan 1..V...4258 1-18,500
Jan 2..2000.Jan 3.1288 j
" Last year.29,682
CHARLESTON
Dec 28..21U.Dec 29.11631
Dec 80.1291...Jan 1.1273 \ 8A50
Jan 2. 785.Jan 8.2027 J T
Lau year.10,505
GALVESTON
Dec 28.1876...Dec 29.18811
Deo 80..1471.Jan 1.1099 y 7,610
Jan 2. 470.Jan 3..1863 j
Last year.6,661
HORTOLE
Dec 25......1241.Dec 29.1421)
Deo 30.2088.Jan 1.2788 y 8,985
Jan 2.-..Jan 3.1452 j
Last year.,. 8,278 |
WILMINGTON
Dec 28. 479.Dec 29. 4351
Dec 80.. 279..Jan 1.-Y 1,594
Jan 2.. 296..Jan 8.103 J
Last year.3,119 j
Total 1872..,.....103,948
Total 1871.....m.113,716
The stocks of the article ta sight at the latest
dates were as follows: *
.* - 1871. 1870.
Stock in Liverpool..bales...567,000 379.000
Stock in London.144.544 59-300
Stock in Glasgow... 250 900
Stock ta Havre..:.. 123.120 54,000
8tock in Marseilles. 16.688 7,800
Stock ta Bremen.-. 12,639 8,593
Stock rest of Continent. 78,000 20,000
Afloat for Great Britain (Amer?
ican,).187,000 355,000
Afloat for France (American
and Brazil,). 62,814
Afloat for Bremen (American).... 14,071 22,54h
Total Indian cotton afloat for
Europe.265,409 108.000
Stock ta united States ports.....473,040 526,307
Stock ta Inland towns..... 95,667 107,857
Total.2,089,992 1/44,305
Increase of Btock in sight. 895,687
. The receipts at this port for the past week were
491 bags of sea islands and Floridas and 8156 bales
of uplands, against 474 bags of sea Islands and
Floridas and 10,974 balta of uplands the previous
week, and 544 bags or sea islands and Floridas
and 10,051 bales ot uplands for the week the year
before. These supplies came as follows: Say or
uplands, per South Carolina Railroad, 7167 bales;
per Northeastern Railroad, 723; Savannah and
Charleston Railroad,-; Sante?, 100; Florida, 16;
Peedee. 160. Of sea Islands-Northeastern Rail?
road 63, Edisto 69, James island 18, Christ Church
1, Santee 76, Beaufort 46, Florida 223.
THE COTTON MARKET.-The intervention of the
holidays and rather full receipts at the ports,
caused a quiet market during a part or thiB
period, but became more active, and the foreign
rates were at 9%@l0d, Improving to 10* @io>?d
9 Qt fer middling uplands, advancing to lod. At
New York prices were at 20c, advancing to 20x0;
while at th,a point middling, uplands touched
I8X0, but moved up to 18%, 19@19XC closing at
l?X@19*?c. Tho transactions and prices at
Liverpool and New York ror this time were as fol?
lows: On Friday, December 29, the former was
quiet, uplands 9Ji@lod, Biles 10,000 bales; the lat?
ter was quiet at 20c, sales 857 bales. On Satur
day at tha former there was a holiday ; the lat
was firm, uplands 20c, sales 2900 bales. On M<
day at the former there was a holiday ; at the 1
ter there was no business. On Tuesday, Janus
2, the former was unchanged, uplands flK@i
sales 10,000 bales; the latter was strong at 20>
sales 1959 balee. On Wednesday the former v
strong, uplands lOd, sales 20,000 bales; the lat
was strong at 20 ?ic, sales 2561 bales. Testerd
the former was active, uplands io>?@io^d, sa
25,000 bales; the latter was quiet at 20y c.
The transactions and prices m this market d
lng the past week were as follows: -On Fridi
December 29, the article was dull, and buyi
operated at somewhat easier figures, but prti
were too unsettled to be quoted reliably, and tt
are given nominally ; sales 300 bales; ordinary
good ordinary being quoted at n@13,??c, 1
middling is?,'c, middling 18X@18Kc, strict m
diing 19c ft rb. On Saturday there was a w
sustained inquiry, good qualities showing rat 1
firmer prices,while common g rades were unchai
ed; sales 1300 bales; ordinary to good ordlna
being quoted at 17@18X0, low middling 13?.
18Xc, middling 18X?l9c, and strict middli
19xc ft tts. On Monday there was a partial ht
day; sales less than 100 bales; quotations t
changed. On Tuesday there was a fair derna
at firm prices; sales 700 bales; ordinary to go
ordinary being quoted at I7@l8xc, low m
diing 18XC, middling 10c, strict middling 10s
19Xc ft tts. On Wednesday 11?re was a well si
talned inquiry, la which prices hardened abc
.?ic ft rb ; salas 1200 bales; ordinary to good or
nary being quoted at 17X@l8kc. low middli
19c, middling io>4'c, strict middling I9\'c ft
Yesterday there was a good demand, the rat
advancing K to Kc ft Hs; sales IO00 bales, say
at 17,47 at 1: K, 61 at 17X. 56 at 18, 24 at 18X,
at is x, 7 at ny,, 92 at 18X. 3 at is yt, 91 at is:
123at 19,95 at 19>?, 96 at 19>,;, 189 at 19X, 121
19>?, 24 at 20c. We quote:
LIVERPOOL C LAS-SI FI CATI OS*.
Ordinary to good ordmary-....17K@l8>i
Low middling.19K@19X
Middling.19>i@19X
Strict middling.nominal
SBA ISLAND COTTON.-The uupplles of this que
Ky of the staple were moderate, say 494 bags
Carolinas and Floridas for this time. The mark
was quiet ?arly lu the week, but good a dem ar.
afterwards prevailed, prices showing no cbao|
of note; the sales amounting to about 6:0 bags 1
Carolinas and Floridas, among which were, <
Carolinas, 1 at 56; 34 at 60; 3 at 62; 40 at 65; 401
70; 8 at 73; 84 at 75; 16at 80; 4"at 85; 10 at 90; 4 1
95c; 2 at $1. Of Floridas, 2 at 30; 12 at 47; 45 at 5!
43 at 56; 87 at 60; 21 at 63; 33 at 65; 6 at 70; 21
72 X ; 17 at 75; 10 at 80; 0 at 90; 6 at 93c A care fi
count oaf .tock was had during the week, and a
excess of 682 bags was discovered, which ws
added to previous receipts.
KICK.-The arrivals or Carolina rough were ut
important. There was a moderate business dolo
in this article, the market showing no importai
change, with sales of about 800 tierces < f clea
caro ma, among which were 88 tierces at 7X
15 at 7 6-16; 96at7X;105at7X; 93 at 7 9-16; 22
at 7K ; 13 at 7 11-16; 54 at 7,v ; 25 at 7 1318c. IV
quote common to fairst 6X@7X; good 7Ki)8
?? ib.
NATAL STORES.-These articles have come fil
ward In limited supply, the arrivals for the woel
amounting to about 2000 bbls or all kinds. Ther
was a moderate business at steady rates fo
rosina, low grades becotning easier, and som e w tia
fluctuating prices for spirits turpentine, thc trana
actions for the week showing the foUowlng result
On Friday, December 29, sal^3 or rosins about 23
bbls, say low Ko 1 to low pale at $c@3 50
and 200 bbls spirits turpentine at 63c ft gallon
On Saturday, December 30, sales of rosins abou
370 bbls, vhs MO bbls low pale at $3 50, 165 bbl
extra No 1 at 17 60@7 02>?. 48 bbls No 1 at $7 25
66 bbls low No 1 at $6, 82 bbls No 2 at $4 60; alai
,168 bbls spirits turpentine at 63c fl gallon, and 6
bbls at 61@82c ft gallon. On Monday, January l
there were no sales reported. On Tuesday, Janu
ary 2, the market was dull acd there were nt
transactions in rosins; about 2)0 bbls spirits tur
pen tine were sold on private terms. On Wednes
day, Jan. 8, the market was easier for low grades
sales550 bbls rosins, say 44 bbls No 1 to low pal?
at $7 25?3 50, 69 bbls low No lat $5 60, 182 bbl
extra No 2 at $4 60, ano ?60 ODIS NO Z ana low Nc
2 on private terms; 50 casks BP in ts turpentine
sold at 63XC On Thursday, January 4, there
were limited transactions at about previ , us rates'
Ll AY.-There was received about loo bales ol
North River qualities from Philadelphia Sales ol
88 bales of this description took place at $l 90 ft
hundred.
CORN.-The supplies were about 11,000 bushels,
mainly from Baltimore. Jobbing lots of prime
white may be quoted at 95c@$l ft bushel, sacks
included. Some 2000 bushels of Western mixed
was sold at 88c ft bushel, sacks included.
OATS.-The receipts of this grain wera light;
about 700 bushels we e sold at 63c fl busueL
PEA?.-Small lots are coming to band, and clay
qualities sell at $169@$l 60 ft bushel.
FLOUR.-Thc re ls a good supply of most qualities
of this article on the market, with a moderate,
local and country trade doing. Northern and
Western super may be quoted at $6 62K@7 ft
bbl, extra at $7 60@8 ft bbl, family at $8 25@9 fl
bbL Southern descriptions are In moderate
stock, and super may be quoted at $6 75@7 ft bbl,
extra at $7 50@8 ft bbl, family at $8 26@9 ft bbl
and extra ram Hy at $9? io ft bbL A lot or 200
bbls family sold at $8 12,s ft bbL
BACON.-A quiet reeling prevailed for this article
with but limited transactions. Prime smoked
shoulders may be quoted at 7K@7xo ft ns, prime
smoked clear rib sides at axe ft ns, prime salted
shoulders at 8>? ?6xe fl lb, and prime salted sides
at 7X@8c ft tts. - Large lots would have to be sold
at concessions on these figures.
COFFEE.-There ls a arm market for all kinds,
and sellers are stiff. Fair to prime Bio may be
quoted at 22@24c ft tts.
SCOAR AND MOLASSES.'-The stocks are moderate
Fair to rally ralr Louisiana sugar may be quoted
at 9@l0Kc ft lb, good to prime grocery sugars
may be quoted at U@l2c ft tts, lair to good
Cubas logons'c, fair to pilme De me rar as at
n@i2c ft tts. Kew Orleans molasses, prime
at 67@60c ft gallon. Cuba muscovado molasses
may be quoted at S6@33c In hhds. and 40c In bbls;
clayed at 33@35o in hhJs. and 35@37c in bbls.
Sugar-house syrup sells at 21@23c lu hbds, and
27c in barrels. A cargo or D?me rara sugar and
molasses ls Jost to hand, and will soon be placed
on the market.
BUTTER AND LARD.-There ls a ralr Btock or this
article-fancy Goshen may be quoted at 35 eta ;
New York State, prime, 25@30c; medium 20@26o;
ordinary grades, s wee;, 15?ISC; choice Western
20@25c Lard ls in fair supply, and is held at
I2@i3c ft tts. Cheese-ractory choice 15@l6c.
SALT.-Jobbing parcels of Liverpool received
direct may be quoted at $i 60@l 70 ft sack.
Parcels or loo sacks irom store sell at $1 50 ft
sack.
IRON BANDS AND Trss for cotton, or the most
approved patterns, are offered on the market at
5*?ec fi Bs. Wallis tie 5@5Xc.
INDIA BAGGING.-The market ls dulL We quote
fl yard, gunny cloth ie@l7c; domestic ls quiet,
and double anchor, 45 inches, maybe quoted at
I6@i7c; elephant at ie@l7c, Ludlow lexc, other
brands as in quality."
TIMBER AND LUMBER.-The market tor this arti?
cle ls quiet. We quote timber for milling purposes
from $6?10. Shipping timber $10@15. Bright
timber, good merchantable, from city mills, cut
to Bise, from $18@22 ft M by the cargo; lumber
per rall, $13@15; river lumber, $10@12; dressed
lamber, $22@25.
FREIGHTS.-To Liverpool, by steam direct nom
nal on uplands, nominal on sea islands; via New
York Xd on uplands, ld on sea islands; by sall
7-ied on uplands, on sea Islands nominal. To
Havre - on uplands. Coast wise-to New York.by
Bteam Xe on uplands and lc on sea Islands; $2
fl tierce on rice; by sail, - fi tts on cotton; 1
- ft tierce on rice; 40o ft barrel on rosin;
$7?J8 fl M on lumber; $o@io ft M on tim- '
ber. To Boston, by sail, Ku ft tts on upland :
cotton. To Providence, by sall, $8 00 ft M on
boards, Kc ft ttl on cotton ; by steam $1 fl bale on !
New York rates. To Philadelphia, by steam,
Kc ft tts on upends; by sall, $7 ft M on boards; '
f 9 on timber; $8 ft ton on clay, and $3@3 60 on ?
phosphates. To Baltimore by steam, Kc ft tts, 1
by sall, $6 5n?7 ft M on boards; $3?3 25 ft ton 1
on phosphate rock. Vessels ire In demand by j
our merchants to take lumber freights from (
Georgetown, S. C., Darien and Satllla River, Ga.,
and JaoksonvUle, -Fla., to Northern ports, and 1
io?i2 ft M are rates on lumber and boards.
DOMESTIC EXCKANQS.-The baa KB are parchas
lng sight checks on New Tors at xe discount ;
time bills nomlaaL iftej are selling sight checks
at par.
' Exe o ANGE-STERLING BILLS.-The rate yester?
day was nominal at I7,v@n% for 60 day bUls.
GOLD.-The broken were yesterday buying at
8K and selUng at OK.
Markets by Telegraph.
MOJfBr MARKETS. '.
. LONDON, January 4-Noon.-Consols 92#.
Bonds Q2.1?.
Evening.-Bullion increased ?37,000.
FRANKFORT, January 4-Noon.-Bonds 96>i.
. Nsw YORE, January 4-Noon.-Freights dull.
Siocks active. Gold heavy at 9a9>{. Money tight
at 7 v per cent per day. State bonds very quiet.
Exchange-long 9%, short 10X.
Evening.-Freights heavy. Money stringent;
bulk loans 7 per cent and >{ commlssslon: closed
a trifle easier; Goverment dealers supplied at 7
currency to gold. Sterling nominal, 0>?a9X.
Gold 9x"a9>4- Governments JtfaX on sixty-twos;
4 on Be veos. Sixty-1 WOB io. States very steady
but quiet.
Nsw ORLEANS, January 4.-Bank sterling 18&.
Sight y, discount. Gold0&
COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, January 4-Noon.-Cotton opened
active and Armer; uplands tod, Orleans 10j?d,
nearly duerrom New Orleans lOXd.
Later.-Cotton excited; uplands ?ovaiov'd,
OrleansI0?tfal0>?d; aales 26,000 bales; speculation
10.000: nearly due from New Orleans at io 7-ied;
shipping at New Orleans at io>;d. .
Evening.-Cotton closed excited ; uplands io,va
lO.Vd; Orleans lOV'e/lOVd.
Nsw YORK, January 4-Noon.-Colton firm;
uplands 20,vc, Orleans 2lXc; sales 1000 bales.
Sales or futures last evening 8900 bales, aa fol?
lows: January ?0>?, 20 5-lOc: short, notyet2ov,
20 9-16,20??, 20K, 20K. 201M6C; Febraary 20 15-16,
21, 21 M6c; March :?i V, 21%, 21*. 21 ?ic; April 21,
21 9-16, 21 fi, 21 11-16, '?IX, 21 13-16C; May 21XC
Evening.-Cotton irregular; sales 4683; uplands
20 vc; Orleans 2l,I,'c. Salea or futures to day 7650 |
bales, aa follows: January,20X, 20J?, 20,v, 20V,
20V, 20 6-16, 20 7-16, 20 9-16; February, 20, 20,v,
20V, 20 M6, 20v, 2C-x. 201516, 21; March, 21 v,
21V, 21 v, 21 7-16, 21V; April, 21V, 21V, 21V,
219-16, 2111-16;May, 21V. 21 v.
BOSTON, January 4.-Cotton strong; middlings
20^a20.vc; net receipts 188 bales, gross 800; sales
600; stock 8500.
PHILADELPHIA, January 4.-Cotton strong; mid?
dlings 21 vc.
BALTIMORE, January 4.-Cotton strong; mid?
dlings 20,va20,vc; net receipts 127 bales, gross
193; exports coasiwls3 252; sales 496; stock 3473.
NORFOLK, January 4.-Cotton very low; mid?
dlings l9,Vc: ne-- receipts 1680; exports coastwise
2370; sales 150; Btoelc 6261 bales.
WILMINGTON, January 4.-Cotton-middlings
19 vc; net receipts 92 bales; sales 216; stock 6506.
SAVANNAH, January 4.- cotton lu strong de?
mand and active: middling io,Vc; net receipts
19,441 bales; exports to Great Grltatn4243; Conti?
nent 2278; sales 1400; stock 78,148.
AUGUSTA, January 4.-Cotton strong; middlings
19c; receipts 700 bales; sales 1000.
MEMPHIS, January 4.-Cotton firm; middlings
li) vc ; receipts 1616 bales.
. MOBILE, January 4;-Cotton quiet; middlings
io,vc; net receipts 1791 bales; exports co the con?
tinent 1783; sales 1500; stock 63,203.
' Nsw ORLEANS, January 4.-Cotton strong;
middlings 19%c: net receipts 99if> bales; gross
10,264; exports to Hamburg 2137; Santander
200; Barcelona 400; coastwise 1166; Bales 11,000;
stock 186,622.
GALVESTON, January 4.-Cotton strong; good
ordinary iscaisv; net receipts 611 bales; exports
coastwise 582; sales 21,00; stock 46,788.
PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
LONDON, January 4-Evening.- Common rosin
-123 6dal2s 9d.
NEW YORK, Janua'y 4-Noon.-Floor a shade
Armer. Wheat held ia2c higher, and very Arm
but quiet. Corn quiet and Arm. Pork dall; new
$14 25ai4 60. Lard quiet. Turpentine Arm at 69c.
Rosin doll and nomloal at $4 85a4 90 for strained.
Evening.-Flour a shade Armer; common to
fair extra $6 70a7 46; good to choice 87 60S9 25.
Whiskey heavy at 9: Va92 v. Wheat 2 to 8 better;
winter red western SI 59al 62. Corn steady.
Rice quiet at 8 vas .v. Pork a shade lower at $Ua
14 26. Beer qulec Lard dull; kettie ox. Tor
f?entine Arm ac 68A39. Rosin dall at $490. Tal
ow steady at 8 V'a9,v.
BALTIMORE, Jauuary 4.-Flour Arm and In good
demand; Weat er a family 87 60a8 26. Wheat, bet
ter reeling and prices unchanged. Oom steady;
mixed Western Armer at 63a70. Oats quiet at 53a
65. Pork $15. Shoulders :,v. Lard io. Whiskey
93V'a84.
CINCINNATI, January 4.-Floor and corn In good
demand. Pork, full pi ices asked and no demand,
$13 25. Lard s vat'v . Bacon demand light and
holders Arm; shoulders 6%; sides 7>?a7><.
Whiskey 89.
ST. LOUIS, January 4.-Whiskey unchanged.
Pork $13 26. Bacon offered to trade only ; should?
ers 6Va7c Lard s vc.
LOUISVILLE, January 4 -Provisions Ann. Pork
in fair demand at $14. Bacon in good demand
on ordere; shoulders 7c; clear ribs Tav.vc: clear
Bides 7Xc. Lard steady at ovaiovc Whiskey
dull and declining at 89c.
NEW ORLEANS, January 4.-Flour unchanged.
Corn lower at 74c. Oats lower at 58c. Bran, none
here. Hay dull; prime $80, choice $32. Pork
lower at $14 25. Bacon dall; shoulders 8c, e'ear |
nb 7Vc, clear 7 Vc, sugar-cured I5al5Vc. Lard,
tierce 9,va9Vc, ke? jo.vaiovc. Sugar unchanged;
prime Pas vc. Molasses unchanged ; prime 89a42c.
Whiskey and coffee unchanged.
WUmlngtou Market.
WILMINGTON, January 3-SPIRITS TORPKN
TINS.-Sales of 60 casks at 6i v cents per gallon
ror Southern packages, and 174 casks ac 64 cents
per gallon.
ROSIN_Sales of 465 bbls at $4 25a4 60 for low No |
1, $6 for extra No l, and 8 for pale. Late yester?
day evening looo bbls of strained was sold at $415 I
per bbl.
CRUDE TURPENTINE.-Sales of 88 bbls at $3 60
for hard and $6 35 for yellow dtp and virgin.
TAR.-Sales of 80 bbls ac $2 26 per bbl.
COTTON.-Sales of 226 bales as fallows: 7 ac
ITV, isac is, 4& at i8.v, io ac isv, and 144 ac loo
per pound.
Interior Cotton Markets.
COLUMBIA, Jannrry 3-Sales of cotton to-day
78 bales; middlings is vc
SUMTER, January 2.-There has been bat little
change to report, and but little doing as but little
has been offered for sale. The market closed to?
day- very firm. About 75 bales have been sold
during the past week. We quote: Ordinary 14c;
good ordinary lev; low middling 17; middling
17>i; strict middling 18.
COLUMBUS, Jauuary 2.-Market quiet at 18c
for Liverpool middlings. The following ls the
statement for two days: Sales 165 bales; receipts
359: shipments 26.
MONTGOMERY, January 2.-The market ls
Arm to-day; good ordinary 17 val7J?c; strict good
ordinary I8al3,v; low middlings 18V; middlings
13V. The receipts in Montgomery Monday were
270 baies; shipments 266.
c?ese rots xx'*
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?oinparat ive Kxporta or Cotton and f lice
from the Port of Charleston, from Sep?
tember 1, 1871, to January 3, 1879.
EXPORTED TO
1871-'72.
1870-'71.
S. L.Up'd. I Rice S. I. lUp'd. i Rice
liverpool...
Kher Br. Ports
237
638, 59021
3823
rofl G.Britain
237
47580
038
lavre.
)ther Fr. Ports
2235
:otal France.
2235
?. of Europe
rofl N.Europe
I.of Europe..
V. Indies, Ac.
:otai F. Ports..
tost?n.
thode Island..
Jew York.....
?hlladelphia...
?alt. A Nr'folk
)th. U.S.Ports
'ot*l C'sePorts
Grand Total.
6313
5313
3891
1:37
58999
533
1327
34
3740I 699871 3976
.... 4603; 1104
46181 2922
41 lil 4269
3744
3981
B0546
139646
12271
12271
62844
2863
2863
2439
83146
1086
458
23541 877051 4906
301 64721 698
78501 2695
3373
2418 102113
2956 1702.9
11930
U93?i
Churleuton Wholfisle FriCM.
ARTICLB?. PRICES.
BAGGING, ft yard
Dandee. ?
Ganny Cloth. 16 ? 17
New Torte Doable Anchor, 45
inches, 2Xths. 16 ? 17
BALK ROFE, fi ft
Manilla. 0
Western. 8 ? lax
BtmsB^oahen"*.*;"......... 38 ? 86
Country. ?
COTTON, ft ft
Ordinary to good ordinary.... 17X? 18X
Low middling. 1?X@ W?
Middling to strict middling... 19X? ?X
Good middling. ?
Sea Island. 65 ? 1 00
OOFFBS, fl ft
Rio. 22X0 24
Lagnayra. 26 ? 28
Java. so ?
FBBTILIZKRS
Carolina Fertilizer, * 2000 Ss.
Cash. 60 00 @
Time (with 7 per ct. interest) 66 oo @
Wando Fertilizer.cash.... 60 oo ?
Time. 65 00 @
Double Refined Poadiette. 80 00 ?
Niles' Phosphate. 68 00 @
Peruvian Guano, fi 2240 Bs... 100 oo ?
Pacific Guano,ft 2ooofta.cash. 66 oo ?
Time. 60 00 0
Phoenix Guano.... 47 50 ?
Baugh's Phos., f) 200) tba.cash 60 oo @
Rhodes' Phosphate, fi 2000 Bis 86 oo ?
Rhodes' Standard Manure ($65
time). 67 60 (9
urchlllo Guano ($40 time). 86 00 ? ..
Land Plaster. 13 00 ?16 oo
Mapes'Super Phos, f 2000 tts. 66 00 ?
Woolston's Phosphate or Lime ?6 00 @ ..
Wooiston's Vege'or, ? 2000 tts 66.00 ? ..
Croas da le's Gen. SunPhOS. net 60 00 ? ,.
Bowers'Complete Manure, net 60 oo @ ..
Sardy'B Phos. Peru vim, cash. 65 00 ?
Sardy'a Pacific Guano, cash... 60 00 @
PatauBOO Guano........ 66 00 0
E. Frans: Coe'a Anmoniatec
Bone Phosphate....60 oo <3>
Coe's Pore Dissolved Bone.... 62 oo 0
Whann's Superphosjhate. 60 00 0 70 00
Etlwan Guano, Nou$60 time) 64 oo 0
Etlwan Guano, No2 $60 time) 63 00 0
Zell's Ammonlated lone Phos?
phate ($70 time).60 co 0
Russel Coe'B Anmonlated
Bone Superphosphate ($60
time)... 65 00 @
Cotton Food, per ton.60 oo 0
Bowen A Mercer's aperphos
ph a te_cash. 45 00 0
Time. 60 00 ?
Wilcox, Gibbs Sc Co.1 Manipu?
lated. 60 00 0
S tono Soluble Guano($55 time) 50 00 ?
Stono Dissolved 'hosphate
($36 time).33 oo 0
Stono Pure Ground Hosphate. 16 00 ?
Atlantic Phosphate Company. 50 oo 0
Acid Phosphates.30 oo ?
PLO on, fl bbl -
Kine. &
Super. 6 76 0 7 00
Northern and Wes tcn Extra. 7 60 0 8 00
Baltimore Extra. 0
Southern-Super. 6 75 0 7 oo
Extra.>... 7 60 0 8 00
Family. 8 25 ? 0 OO
GRAIN, ft bushel
Maryland Oats. 68 ?
Western Oats. ?
Oom... 88 0 1 oo
BAT, ? cwt
North River. l 90 ?
LUMBER, ft M reet
Clear White Pine, fist quality. 60 00 ? 66 00
White Pine, good rsl. 38 00 ? 40 00
Yellow Pine.J.. 20 00 ? 24 00
Boards, rough.|.ll 00 ? 12 00
Grooved asl tongued 28 oo ? 82 oo
MOLASSES, ft gaiion-j
Cuba.....Li. 88 ? 87
Muscovado.i. 38 ? 60
Sugar-house.>. 60 ? 1 oo
New Orleans. 67 ? 60
NAVAL STORES, ft-bM
Tar. 0 ..
Pitch.. 0
Rosin, pale. 7 60 0 o 69
Rosin. NO. 1. ? 00 0 7 50
Rosin; NO. 2. 4 40 ? 4 60
Rosin, NO. 3. 4 25 ?
Spirits Turpentine, f gallon.... 63X?
Crude Turpentine, \ bbl. 4 60 ?
Bard Turpentine...1.*. 3 26 ?
Oakum, ft ft. 16 ? . ..
NAILS-American 4@od.. ft keg 6 06 ? 7 00 .
POWDER- Dupont's, 1F.F. g.... 6 00 ? -,
Dupont's, F.F.F.. 6 00 ?
. DuDont's, Blasting i. 4 00 ?
PROVISIONS, * ft
Bacon, Hams.t. 0
Sides.;. 08X?
Shoulders. 07X0 07X
Strips. ? ..
Lard, in keg. 12 ? 18
Cheese. 10 ? 18
potatoes, Irish, ft ?bl. ?
Sweet.;. 0
Onions. 4 oo 0 4 50
Apples. 0
Eggs. 80 ? 40
Poultry-ChlckeD', ? aom.... 3 oo ? 4 oo
Fowls, ft doz.... 6 00 @ 6 60
Hies, ft ft-Carola. 06X0 08
Bftfjt Tn (lift, ?,,, * . ............
SALT, fi sack-Lferpool, coarse 1 60 ? 1 70
Liverpool, fine-...i. ?
SUGAR, fi ft-Paw. &
Porto Rico. ?
Muscovado. 10X0 12X
BEESWAX-fi ft. 88 ? 40.
dinss. Green-fiflt.;. .. 0 ..
Dry. 12 0 16
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NOTE.-We have ueaactea irom New orleans
66,606 balea uplands, from Mobile 2682 bales up?
lands; from savannah 1400 bags sea island and
449 bales upland, and from Charleston 1938 baga
sen island and 666 bales upland cotton; also,
85 J bales wrecked cotton (rom the coast or Flor
i>if'.-being the receipts at those ports from Mo?
bile, Florida, Texas and Savannah,
??spprto of Naval storei and Lumber
from tb.? Port of Cbairieston. from
September 1,1871, to January 3.1873.
IXPOBTKD TO
Boston.
New York...
Philadelphia.
Baltimore...
New Orleans.
Mobile.I
Provld'ce,RI.|
Oth'rUSP'rts
T'alGoastw'se
Barcelona.
Maj'a?M'ket.
West Indies..
Halifax, NS.,
st John's, N B.
London..
Bristol, Eng..
Liverpool.
Havre.
Montevideo...
Qreat Britain.
Elate Janeiro
Rotterdam....
Total Foreign.
Grand Total
1871-'72.
Bbls.
1,246
10,637
11,493
2,999
26.276
544
"'2
3,204
4,642
50
8,442
31,717
Feet.
580,000
1,?83.48!:
425.76-1
1,310,121
386,000
336,28
4,472,66..
149.500
116,901
133,00)
1870-'71.
NAVAL
STOB'S
Bbls.
6,116
8.176
5,261
2,868
21,400
Feet.
180,000
1,890,839
427.000
308,491
846,188
269,500
2,920,968
. I 623,261
2,684,
899.401
4,872,052
2,288
4,852
26,252
10,COQ
633,261
3,664,229
Stock of Cotton tn the Interior Towns
at thc Latest Sates. ?
TOWNS.
1870.
Augusta.December 29
Columbus.December 29]
Macon.December 29
Montgomery.. .December 29
Selma.December 29
Memphis.December 29
Nashville.December 29
19,807
10.091
14,476
11.666
8,379
26,169
6,487
Total hales....J 95,567
20,860
12,128
18,194
12,693
10,806
88,014
6,272.
107,867
POBX CAL ESI MLB.
HOOK'S PHASES.
Last Quarter, 3d. 4 bonis, 40 m ?utes, evening.
New Moon 9:n, 9 noms. 39 minutes, moran g
First Quarter, 16th, 8 hoers. 42 minutes, mornirg.
Full Moon, 24th, ll hours, 66 m mutes, m :rnlng.
JANUARY.
Monday.
Tuesday..
Wednesday..
Thursday....
Friday.
Saturday....
Sunday.
SON
RISES.
7.. 3
7.. 3
7.. 3
7.. 3
7.. 4
7.. 4
7.. 4
BUN
sara.
6..10
5 .11
MOON
R. a 8
10..28
ll..26
morn
12..26
1. .31
2..86
8..46
mon
WATBB.
H..22
12.. 6
12..64
1..49
2..47
8.. 46
4..62
Receipt? per Railroad, January 3.
80LTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.
720 bales cotton, 88 bales goods, 8 cars stock;
Te Railroad Agent. Mowry A ion, W O Courtney
A co, Pelzer, Rodgers A- co. Ceo H Walter A co,
A 8 Smith, Dowling k co, Jas R Pringle A Son,
wi ss A co. A B Mulligan, Witte Bros, Sloan A
Selgnlou?, Trenholm k Son, W W Smith, W Gur?
ney, O W Williams k co, w K Ryan, A J Salinas,
L D DeSaussure, F C Mey, Frost, Adger A co,w 0
Bee Sc co, Johnston, Crews A 00, Qraeser A Har?
mon, Murdaugh A Mathews.
NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD.
86 bales upland and 7 bags sea Island cotton,
233 bblB navel stores, cars of lumber and wood,
nails, iron, cars phosphate, furniture, rough rice,
mdse, Ac. To A J salinas, Wu c Bee A co, Whll
den A Jones, W 0 Courtenay A co, J E Adger A
co, G W Williams A co. S D Stoney, Burmelster
A zerbst. Barden A Parker, Tienholm A Son, S D
Stoney, Ravenel & co, J Han, money k Lowndes,
S Fase, MrsT W Easterllnf, O (Iraveley, P P Toole,
Sister M Cecilla, W O Miller, E St J Fripp, Gaillard
k Mlnott, Railroad Agent, anil Order.
Passengers.
Per steamer Pilot Boy, ft om Savannah via
Beaufort, Hilton Head, and other Landings-Mrs
Harrison, Misa Minai, Mis Cono and two daugh?
ters, and 14 deck.
Per steamer City Point, from Palatka, via Jack?
sonville, Fernandina and ?a vannah-W W Far?
mer, and 8 deck.
MARINE NEWS.
CHARLESTON, 8.C.JAN CAB Y 6.
Ut 32 deg 48 min 33 sec. I Lon 7?deg57 mm27 sec.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Sea Gull. Dutton, Baltimore-left
- Inst. Mdse. To Mordecai A co, PC Trenholm,
H Gerdts A co, S C Railroad Agent, N E Railroad
Anent. Steffen?. Werner A Du:tter. D B Haselton.
W Marscher, W H utiaree A co, Mantoae A co, F
Campbell, Ravenel, Holmes k co, W G Wlalldeu, J
P Brown, J A Quackeabush, R H McDowell, Jas R
Pringle A Son, P P Toale, J H Voilera, P IB Lalane
A co, Macqueen A Rlecke, C P Poppenhelm, Stoll,
Webb k co, R White, J Heeseman A Bro, D Pani A
co. Bollmann Bros, O Graveley, S R Marshall A co.
E R Cowperthwa't, H Lelding, D Fitzgibbon, B
Feldmann A co, Mrs M A Snowden, B buger, T S
Budd, J M Eas JU A Bro, Johnston, Crews k co, J
P Elex Kllnck, Wlckenberg A co, S A Caisard, W
H Welch, R Thomllnson A co, R Wright, Otto F
Wieters, C H Peters, Ravenel k co, H L scnucherc
and others.
Steamship Florida, Mitchell. Nassau, N P-fl
days. Bound to New York and pat tn with the
radder disabled.
Ship Mascongus, Groves, Liverpool, - days.
Salt, To Wagner,. Huger k co.
Sehr Louisa, from cooper River. 100) bushell
rough rice. To J R Pringle k Son.
s-teamer city Point, McMillan, Palatka, via Jack?
sonville. Fernandina and Savannah. 118 bales
cotton, 14 bbls syrup, and 20 packages nuise, Ac.
To Ravenel A co, Witte Bros, Plnckney Bro*, W
M Lawton A Son, Fraser k Dill, G W Williams &
co, Stoney k Lowndes, Ingraham A Sou, Wm M
Bird A co, Jaa R Pringle A Son, S T Souder, John?
ston, Crews A co, R S Yenning, A M Mackey, S D
Stoney, D McPherson, Wagener k Mooaees, W L
Webb.
Steamer Pilot Boy, McXelty, Savannah vii
Becurort, Hilton Head and other Landings. 13
balsa sea Island cotton, and mdse. To Ravenel,
Ho mes A co, Wilcox, Gibbs A co, Pelzer, Rodgers
A co, Snackelford k Kelly, E Bates k co, M Trlest,
w M Bird k co, T C A co. W O Bee A co, Southern
Express co, Noisette, and others.
IN THE OFFING.
Brlt'sh ahlp Edith and British bark Colonist,
from Liverpool; also, barks Eldorado and others.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Virginia, Hinckley, Philadelphia-W
A Courtenay.
Sehr Boudoln, Randall, Baltimore via BUCKS
ville-Street Bros k co
Sehr Louisa Crockett, Flanders, Baltimore via
Bucks vi lie-street Broa k co.
Sclir L-ene EMeaservy, Wall Providence-Street
Broa k co.
Sehr R S Graham, Smith, Wilmington, N 0-J A
Enslow k co.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Virginia, Hinckley, Philadelphia.
British bark Zells, Murphy, Gloucester, Eng.
Bark Albina, Williams, Liverpool.
Spanish brig Adela. Qui?ones, Barcelona.
Spanish brig Panchito, Calzada, Barcelona.
Spanish brig sorpresa, Fontanllls, Barcelona.
Sehr sarah Wood. Hickman, Jacksonville.
British sehr Rosalie, Clare, Harbor Is and, Eah.
Sehr Boudoln, Randall, Bucksvllle, S C.
Sehr R S Graham, Smith. aSouihern port.
Sehr Riverdale, Brown, New Orleans.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Sehr W L Abbott, Ludlam, at Philadelphia, 1st
January, for Charleston and Jacksonville.
Sehr Jalla A Garrison, Smith, at Philadelphia,
January 1, for Charleston and Bucks ville, S C.
SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
Steamship South Carolina, Beckett, rrom New
York, January 4.
MARINE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YOBS, January 4.-Arrived, sreamhlpB |
India, Egypt and Oce?nica.
MEMORANDA.
Capt McXelty, of the steamer Pilot Boy, reports:
No buoys on Sion Bar, St Helena: outer buoy has
been away since the 26th September.
The nark Keystone, at Liverpool from Charles?
ton, had fore and mainmast sprung.
LIST OF VESSELS
OP, CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS FORT.
FOREIGN.
LIVERPOOL.
Br ship Magdala, Black, up.Oct 24
Br bork Colonist, Bossrud, soiled.Nov 25
i be Poeskummcren, Weatergaard, sl'd.Oct 17
The Windermere, Yeoman, sailed.,....Oct 17
Br bark Sarah M Smith, Bishop, sailed.Dec 7
BRISTOL, ENG.
Br bark Architect, Doddridge, sailed.Oct 17
BORDEAUX.
The Ebenezer, Matheson, Balled.Dec 8
ANTWERP.
Br bark Celeste, Fullerton, sailed.Nov 25
CARDIFF.
The Little Fred, Dear, sailed.Nov 17
Sehr Henrietta, Barnett, cleared.Dec 8
DOMESTIC.
BOSTON.
Brig Erle, Seara, up.Dec 19
Brig Minnie Abbie, Harding, cleared.Dec 21
Brig Ida L Ray,-, up.Nov 26
Sehr Lizzie Maul, Babier, ap.Deo 4
Sehr Chas Comery, Pinkham, up.Dec 29
ii NSW TOEF.
Brig Georgia, Swan, cleared.........'..Dec 9
Sehr Eugene Borda, Latham, cleared.Deo 27
Sehr May Morn, Babb, un.Dec 28
Sehr B N Hawkins, Wyatt, up.Dec 26
Sehr J W Maitland, Coloord, up......Bec 29
Sehr Edw i->, Belling?, cleared.Dec 29
Sehr Adellza, Burnley, up..Dec29
Sehr J T Alberger, Oorson, cleared.Dec 30
PHILADELPHIA.
Sehr Saml Cautlner, Lake, cleared.Dec 14
Sehr Open Sea. Coombs, cleared.Dec 2
Sehr A M Lee. Dukes, oleared.Dec 18
Sehr W L Abbott, Ludlam, cleared.Jan l
Sehr Julia A Garrison, Smith, cleared.Jan 1
ROCHFORT. MX.
Behr Willie Luce, Taloot, sailed.Dec 19
BALTIMORE".
Sehr Ida Richardson, Bedell, up.Dec 80
List of Shipping
IN THE POET OF CHARLESTON, JANUARY 4.
Vessels under loo tons, and steamers coasting
within the State, excepted.
STEAMSHIPS.
Champion, i4is,tons< Lockwood, at Ad ge r's wharf,
for New York, loading-James Alger A co. *
Sea Gull, 616 tons, Dutton, at Union wharf, for
Baltimore, loading-P O Trenholm.
Florida. 614 tons, Mitchell, In the Stream, for New
Tork, to bi) repaired-Master.
SHIPS.
City of Halifax, (Br,) 8ft) tons, Cumminger, at
Union wharf, for Liverpool, loading-Henry
Card.
Albert Edward. 899 tons, McKinney, at Boyce A
co's whan, for Amsterdam, loading-Lesesne
k Wells.
Martha Bowker, 829 tona, Curtis, at Union wharf,
fer Liverpool, loading-Street Bros A- co.
Muscongus. (tr,) - tons, Grover, at Union wharf,
from Liverpool, discharging-Wagner, Huger
k co.
Edith, (Br,) 892 tons, Tilton, off the. port, from
Havre, just arrived-Master.
BARKS.
Agra, (Br,) 639 tons. Fisher, in the Stream, for
Liverpool, ready-Henry. Card.
Acacia, -, tons, Robinson, at Adger's wharf,
for Boston, ready-W Roach k co.|
Hamlnpja, (Nor,) - tons, Birkland, at Vander
horst's wharf, from Liverpool, discharging
Ravenel k co.
Anibal, (Span,) - tons, Moragnes, at Marsh's
wharf, from Clenfuegos, to be repaired-W P
Hall.
Beitlste, (Br,) 409 tons, Williams, at Central wharf,
for Liverpool, loadlog-R Mure k co.
Lyman Oann, (Br,) 815 tons, Mills, at Union wharf,
loading for the Continent-Plnckney Bros.
Stormy Petrel. 520 tons Dick, at Accommodation
whaif, from Cardiff, Wis, discharging-Henry
Card.
Perseverance, (Br.).- tons, Cook, at Marshall's
wharf, from Cardiff, discharging-Root Mure
k CO.
Elvira, (Span,) - tons, Capo, at Brown k co's
wharf, for Barcelona, loading-w P Hall.
BRIGS.
Joven Carmelita. (Span,) - tons, Anye. in the
Stream, for Barcelona, ready-w p Hail.
Mercedlta, (Span polacre,) - tons, Fabregas, at
Atlantic wharr, for Barcelona, loading-W p
Hall.
Prudente. (Span.) - tons. Font, at Brown k co's
wharf, for Barcelona, ready-W P Hall.
Sussex, (Br.) - tons, West, at Accommodation
wharf, from Demerara, discharging-J A Ens
low k CO.
Amable Antonio, (Span.) - tons, Vila, at Atlan?
tic wharr, rrom Havana, Juat arrived-W P
Bau,
Gratitud, (Span,) - tons, Sunal, at Brown k co's
wharf, from cardenas, J ^t arrived-W P Hall.
SCHOONERS.
Irene E Messervey, - tons, Wall, in Ashley
River, for Providence, loading-Street Bros
A CO.
Myrover, 440 tons, Brown, in Ashley River, for
New York, ready-W Boach k co.
M H Stockham, - tons, cordery, at N E Rail?
road wharr, for Baltimore, loading-H F Ba?
ker k co.
Florence Rogers, - tons, Shepherd, at Adger's
wharr, from New York, discharging-Wm
Roach k co.
J H Hancock, - tons, Crowell, at Vanderhorst's
wharf, from Boston, discharging-Wm Boach
k co.
Adie Blalsdell, 3*3 tone. Fairfield, a' Union wharf,
from Weymouth, Mass, discharging-Cohen 4
Well?.
J H Stickney, 240 tons, Fooks, at Kerr's wharr,
from Baltimore, discharging-Street Bros
k CO.
H G Bird, - tons, at Union wharf, from Route
Jport, Me, discharging-Master,
e, - tons, Mason, at Adger'a wharf, from
New York, discharging-W Roach k co.
Statt?.; ?
STANDARD SCALES,
Blore than. 350 Different Modifications.
AGENTS ALSO
FOR THE BEST ALARM MONEY DRAWER
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