The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, September 02, 1872, Image 4

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Timber and. Lamber. The val inMo pine tree of which tfi< pine timber > nd lumber of comm* ree U t lats In largo qaan ides in lower Caro! ? a great portion isBtlll in virgin rtebni shipped In large quantities from vari ns thlB state, and to a valnaMc extent from i lhere la a steady and good demand, \ likely to increase. Th? export rnovenu thia point for the peat year was about l ' feet, against 15,000,000 ihn previous y larger part going coastwise. Thero aro first-class saw mLls within tho c names and capacity ot which, with the an lamber atd timbar cot by each during ending.september l, 1672, are elven aa to Bennett's MUls, si!ur.ed at tho east Wentworth street, have throe ging sa* capacltyfor cutting twenty-five thnusani assorted lumber per day. These mlil9 ii . beau actively operated during the past y will b3 worked to their foll capacity in fu From the 1st of September, 1K71, to da nave cut about one million feet of avorte ber. which has been Bold fur homo cons;:: - bvinmeyei's Mills are situated at the w ci Beantala street. They contalu ono la calar saw and have a cutline cnjacity thousand feet per day. They have sawed the psst y. ar 3,^86,142 feet of BPS ?ned lao which quantity 1,713 581 fee: have been s t> foreign and domestic po ts.oDd therem 1,672,65 J teat, sold for home consumption, amount shipped from these mills, then T4,860feet of dre. Bed lumber. Tue dresse orr sod tor home consumption amonn 464.232 feet. Hudglna's Mills, situa'cd near the west Bu 1 s'r-ot. on the site formerly occupied b nett's Water Mill have one targe cu ena with a capacity for catting fifteen thousai .per day. They give steady employment t< hands. Since the 1st of last September the cut 4,726.327 feet cf a^aoited lumber, i. ' amount 4.126.S27 fe-1 have been shipped, a h il ?ncc 600.000 feet, sold fer h meconaun vevrreuxM Mills, situated in the sobnt Ash ey River, hive one large circular jaw. cutting capacity of ten tnousand tact pei Since the lat of last september they ha' 1,097,810 feet of asaorted lumber, which ha? sold for home cons ump: lon. All of these mills have planing attachmon well as saws, for cuttiog plastering lat! which a largo quantity are annually turnee by each. The^total nnmber of laths s:w< these mills collectively daring the year ls t 4,000,00V. Ia all, they give sttady employ " tc about two haudred persons. Besides the above alargo number of raw are situated along the lines of the di Ce tent roads, rr m which ihe dry annually rec eli large supply of lumber. During tho yea) Savannah and Charleston Railroad has brc to Charleston 1,076.000 feet of asaorted lumbei Northeastern Ral.road 4.600.000 teer, and . Soot h carolina Railroad 7,600.000 feet. . The principal lumber dealers of Ciarles tot ' % C. Malones, E. Scott Miles, J. A. Ensiow A Steinmeyer A Stokes. The latter arm alone l ?old daring the year 3,741,000 L.et of lumb:r timber. The Vegetable Shipping Trail?-. We-aro Indebted to Messrs. Paul. Wclcl Brandea for the following circular on the veg ble Trade: - ' . OOXTABATIVK STATEMENT OP THE VEGETA S H IPPIA G TRADE OF CHAKLKaTON-1871 18?; Barrels Crates Potatoes. Peas, Beans, SM need to Nevr York, litt. 12,395 52,046 Sn-i? ed to New Y .rs. ib71. 17.425 36,786 i osa for 1873. f,040 . Galo (Or 1872. 16,280 Shipped to Baltimore, 187*. 1,666 15,135 Shipped to Ba.ttmoro. 1871..V...... 1,693 11,989 Gain for 1872. 73 3,04} Shipped, to Pniladel pnia. 1872. 1,056 18,391 Shipped <o Phdadel pal ?. 1871. 877 8 425 Gain tor 1872. 1,070 U,960 Snipped by steamer to aUp iluta. 187 . 14,444 82.705 Shipped by t-ai i road to allpomtS, 1872.... 1,683 22.917 ? TOtal for 1872.... 10.00T 85,622 Total for 1871.... 19 895 63 45J Showing a faihcg . trio 1872 or 3?8 bbis po toes, and a gain tu 1872 ot 82,172 orates sm vegetsbes. Whole number of packages ship? this year, io-.,azo. By r?f?ren?a to the above statement lt will notloed thu there la a considerable faille g o tr , the potato shlpmeat, and a heavy gala In tl Supply r>f small crops- From all tho informant wa cao gather, there was an equ.dly large, if n f- larder averageof potatoes planted aainprevioi : - years, bat the drought of April cut shoi t tne y lo and retarded the growth to such an extent th whan the height or our seasouwas reached tl po'atoea from thia point entered with compel titra wita those ot Norfolk and even Loog I :V land; the markets were cmsequently g eat overstocked, an i prices so reduced that mar sales were effected, barely covering the ahlppitt expenses, leaving nothing for the produce Taeerop of peas, b?anB, cucumbers, tomi toe . Ac, was large, bat the range of prices v?ry lon evidently caos td by the long continuance of coe weather at the North, lasting very nearly to th orator Jaae, and the numerous 'strikes" arnon the mochamos, ror lt ls a well-known fact that n paonto In Northern cities live so well ic proper dato their means as the better class of me ohanic-t. The rusait cf the season has been unsatisfactory to ail, and to many discouraging If not absolut el; mineas. The agents ot the New Tork, Pniladci pola and Baltimore steamers and the Nortt eastern RSI road offered every facility in thel power for the rapli transportation or tho crop? and their faculties, with very few exception! ware ample. Twen y-two vesania with whole or part cargoe of frole arrived between October soth, 1871, an AprB 80th. 1872, having on board 1.3 o.ooo or anges, 18,4:8 bunches bananas, 318.000 cocoanut; 689 dose i pineapples an? ss JO g rap ? fruit. Cotton Gooda and Tarn?. This "great br sch Of indu-ttry, which the South ara people are gradu-illy learning to esteem asl dtteroa, is a ead i ly growing la public favor, at< large au rt superior faotorie i for the production o cotton yarns and goods are growing UP In tb? most suitable s-ctiona or tue southern states The time la rapidly ap proa'bing when lt wil b< undara ood that the South can manufacturo pro 4Ubly, and against all competitors, ont of het rion staple, tho ordinary kinds of brown an: bleached cotton goods, which will afford a field ol great extent f. r the employment of labor and thc nae ef capital. The exports of cotton goods and yarna from this port have steadily Improved, and doting the past year about 20,uoo bales have been ?wt off from here, all to Northern msrkets. Groceries. Tba operations ia this line of commerce belog to a great extent la articles of prime subsistence, thstransactlms here ara on an extended scale, * and seme of tho large establish meats are con? ducted on a basis equal to thote in any part of the country. Bacon, floor, sogar, molasses and other leading articles are kept la heavy supply, and the oimpetltlon H such that purchasers are ?nab.od to buy from large assortments and on the most reasonable terms. The rapid and supe? rior tneaoB of communication now eDjoyed by this oily with ail the loading points gives tt pac ollar advantages, and enable operators here to receive supplies ar the lowest rates. 'She Jobbing Trade. This Important department or the commerce or Charleston has shown a deolded increase in tho aggregate amount of its operations duri ? g The past year, notwithstanding the fact that the commercial ye ar opened In the midst of aa epi? demic, which very seriously affected tho fall trade. The injury lc meted by the yellow rev r in the fa lot mi was more tnan counterbalanced by the lacrease or trade from natural canses in .Ute spring otisTi, and the aggregate of sales trom September i, 187i, tostptembori. 1872, ls a-tlmated at abou; 17 per cent, more than the eales for the commercial yeor cr mo.7K Tn Jobbing trade cf the city baa al* been more sa- la iaotv-ry during the past year than at any previ ons period since the war, because the business or tnestate and of this whole section of the country UM Muled down upon a more substantial basia and has bscomo more accurate y governed by the lawsof.-npply and demand. Tba j ear bas been i oo the wh'le, one of vory satisfactory p'Ogress and or gratifying success. Ttie prosees for tho 1mm- dlate future are most encouraging. The fad trade Has opened bristly, and began fu ly ten days earlier than usual, owing, no doutt, io tho prospect or an eaily anlval of the cotton crop In several Unes in wt Ich the fall trade ls usual y expected to begin about the stn of Sep? tember, there Have been ..ctlve operaMons for the past week, and many or the jobbers and wholo sale dealers express tho conviction that the fall tr.<le of 1872 will exceed that or any year since 18C0. DRY a "ODS. Tho jobbing business in this line Ima shown an increase of 2J rer cent, over the precedlog year. The epidemic of last fall diver ed some of the ?gular custom- rs among tho interior merchant loXew V ric for their flrst stocks of fall goods; I hat they depended upon Charleston for keeping 1 up a-sortaient, and the aggregate sales dla not show to a-y marked extent tho effect of the fever blockade. Tho trade has. > no, been of a more satisfactory nature, with more regular, buyers. ! prompter payments and fewer losses thna for some years past. The aggregate sales for ihe year reached $2,500,000 BOOTS AND SHOES. The who'es?lc traoo la bojta and shoes, bas b' en about 12 per cent, better than In 1870-71. and the prospects at this dat? aro better than at any corresponding period since the war. The fall trade IB opening unusually early on account of carly cotton. The sales vin foot up $ 1,200,0OD. HARDWARJE. The wholesale hardware trade of Charl estro from September io September has been about 16 per cent, better tuan In 1871 und fully 26 per cent, better than in 18 0. Theprcspects for this rall are flitterlnz. tho tra e being a week earlier than even In 1870. The (?ales have aggregated $700,000. CLOTHING. The clothlDg bunine-a hos shown an improve mest of :5 pt-r ceut upon tn fUuroa of 1871, at d has inly eqaaiied those of is:o, while lt has been ruore sE'isfnc or* thin either 0 those years, because more .ettlcd. The prospects for the im? mediate future are unusually good, vales for the year $400.000. DR?03. Tte whole ale drug business lu this cltv la grow logvery rapi< ly, the increase over 1870-71 bein/ je tuna'ed as high as 30 per ceut. The yellow fever st-ason of last fall n* I her increased tor de ctea-ed the am >unt of sa es, Its tendency lu the j latter direction being overcome by the energy the merchants in aitractlng custom. The sale* have amounted to $375 OOO, which ts considera? bly more than even the aggregate for 1869. FANCY GOODS. The business lu this Hue hhs shown an increase of about 10 per cont, over that of 1870-'7l, and I the aggregate or sales by the tegular fa cy g.-ods houses, exclusive of Incidental sales of | I taney goods by dry goods bouses, has been abont $300,0*0. HATS AND CArS. The business In hats and caps has been about 16 per cent larger than lust year; the depressing Influence or the Blckiy season having been more than overcome by the increased exertions of the merchants. Ti ale ls settled and satisfactory, and prospects Ant-rate. The sa'es have been about $175.000. Tb? Cnaneston Marun, 'OH THU WRBK ENDINO SATURDAY, AUG CST 31, 1872 THE CROPS.-Ia this State, mostly in the eas t ru and a part of the middle section, tho crop intel igence hasDeeu bad, the growth suffering large y from mit and causing a conMde rabie de: radi n from the esilmates previ ouBly made. Ia the upper counties the crop promises well and from present appearances a good yield may be expected. This ls air o the case lu spots io other portions of tne middle and lower conmleB. From other Staten the repine ate v-iriabl?, and mach injury has been sus tain; d in localities, but the general news eu oourag?3 the hope of a moderate sro wt h. From tbe sea islands of this -tate and also Florida the CHterpl lar lu many pUces hus been destroying the crops, reducing tue yield lu localities from one-third bi one-half. 'i HE HSCSim -The arrivals at the cotton ports fllnuu uvuuisdaj, AUKUH 21 nero 7789 bales against P44o Ojies me j ear beforo. showing H d'? en ase of 1661 bales. At New linean-, tuo sup? plies were 1:02 bales, In contrast with 864a bales for the corresponding time last ye-r. Tneiotal receipts at the cotton ports from S ptemof-rl, 187 , up to August si, 1072. were 2.725,188 bales, uguiust 4,03:1,154 bal s tne previous year, bhowlng a decrease of 1,816,966 bales, and were abont a, follows: 1872. vew OrleanH, August 31.95f>.oe8 Mobile, August 3..287,06 1 .savannah, AUKUSISI.447,982 Charleston. August 31.270,?3 Galveston, '.ogmt31.100,8-3 N'orrolk, Autant 31.274,-iS8 Wilmington, Aagust 31.62.060 utaer ports, Augn.n 31.240,114 1871. 1.448.40O 41)4.873 728.4US 850 582 821 8u4 812 353 94 320 345 526 2,723,188 4,032.164 Ovorlend. estimated. 2o0,ooo '.24,923 aouf ern consumption, es? timated. IOO.OOU 91,210 Total Crop.3,025,188 4,862 317 Total decrease..1,3.'7 120 The receipts of cotton at the principal southern markets from Aug ist 22 to Augnst 31,1872, Inclu? sive, as reported by telegraph, were as follows: 4BW ORLEANS Aug 23. 89..Aug 23. 2131 All*Sa .... 28.Aug 16 . 673 1 Aug 27.119..AU* 2i. 168 ). 1,632 AUK 29.110.Aug 30. - I MU 31. 294 j For the corresponding week last year. 8645 MOBILE Au* 22.. 18.AUK S3. 121 Angil. li.An* 23. ia! Aug27. 40.AOg -?S. 4> 219 AUK 29. 86.AUg 80. 311 AUg 31. 17 J Last year.; 70fl 3AV4NNAB Aug?. 12.Aug 23 . 401 *OK24. 1.AUK 20.lol Ana . 77.Aug 28. 2 3r 925 au<29. 63.APg 30.. 263 Aug 31. 170 Laaiyear.f 6M Ca AKLRATON Aug2i. 2.AUK 28. 241 *n 31. 28.AU? 28.104 A'lg 27. ?S.Aug 28. 81 i- 691 aug 29. 125.Au* 30.1181 aug8i.M ; La t veur. 512 ^ALVESTON AUK V2..... 145.AUg ?3.4991 Ang24. 14?.AUK 28.939 aug 27. 601.AUK 28. 679 - 3 8S2 AUK 29.316.AUg 3J.6 4 Aug 31.144 j t*si year.2,238 "ioaroLK AUK 22. -?.AUg 23. 341 Aa*'-tt. M.Ai'g 28. 16ii| Aug 27. 40.AUK 29. - L 582 Aug 29. 45 .AUg 80. 64 | Aua 31.176 I Last year.i 4m VfLMINGTON- ' Aug 22. -.Aug 23. -] AUK 24. -.AUg 28. - AUK 27. -.AUK 28. - L 25 AUg 2J. -.AUg 30. 25 Aug 3 i. - j Last year. 298 Total 1872.. 7.789 Total 1871. 9 440 The arrivals at this port from Thursday, August 22, to Saturday, August 31, 1872. both moluslve, were 13 bags of sea islands and Floridas and 581 bales ef uplands, In contrast with 4 bags nf sea islaiid-i and Floridas and 460 ba es or uplands for tho cones poi.-dingpeilwd the j ear omore. These 6uppllH? came as followe. Hay or uplands per Soutti 1 a-o Una Riillrtad, 511 balea; por Northeastern Kal. mad, 66; savaonub and Charleston Kuilroad, -; Florida, 4; Pmlee. 10. or sea island?-Onnst Church. 8; Wadmalaw, 2; F.orlia. 8 There has b-en received .pto thl-t date about 280 bales ornew cotton, against about 20 oaiet to the eame period las' year. The stock o' the articlo in sight at the latest nate* was as follows: 1872. 1871. Stock in Liverpool.doles.923,000 004,000 <ttock in London.2 (4 OOO los 69. Stock In navre..250 ooo 74.710 Stock in Marseilles. 11.200 23,836 Stock In Bremen.31.000 63,0 6 Stock in Amste dam."6,000 m,600 Stick in Antwerp.46,ooo 20.000 Stock in Baree oua. 65,000 70,000 Afloat for Great Britain (Amer? ican,).12,000 66.000 Afloat tor Havre (American and Brazil.).;. 8,250 14.236 Afloatror Bremen (American). 8,46u Afloat for Amsterdam (Ameri? can).,. 8.000 Total Indian cotton afloat for Europe..282,000 552.849 Stock In L ruted States ports. 67.664 97,642 Stock m the inland towns. 6 813 10,728 Total.2,001,887 3,746.566 increase of Stock in sight. 266,271 J I TH8 COTTON MARKBT.-The leading marice hillie J a quiet character, with slight fluctue dorina thia period, and the foreign marke at 97?@l.u? lbf.r middling uplands; at York the rates were at 21Ji@22c ?t lb, ? nu a polntaqnlet feeling prevail, d, wlih a llgl mand, closing more actlvr ani firmer. The i ment* in thc ai tide at Liverpool and Kew Toi thia period were as folio A s: On Friday, Ai 23, the former was quier, uplands s j, ?ion, 10,000 balee; the latter was firm, upi tn .is ralea ITOU baies. On Saturday the former quiet, uplands 9J?@!0d, sales 8000 balei la-ter was quiet, upi nds 22c, salea 1385 I On Monday the former was quiet, uplands i od, sales 8000 bales; the latter was quiet firm, uplands 22c, sales lsco bales. On Tm the former was firm, uplands 9*{@iod, sales l bales; the latter waa steady at2ic. sales bales. On Wednesday the former was urn landa 9??$10d. sales 12 0-.0 bale?; the latte) steady at ?1X0, sales 1948 balea On Thurada former wa* steady, uplands ?od, rales i bales; the latter was firm, uplands 21J?c, 1409 Dales. On Friday the former was fi ra ianda tod, s iles 12,000 balea; the latter was uplands 2i?c. sa es 2931 bales. Onsaturda; former was firm, uplands It'd; thc latter was upiands tao. The sales and prices of colton which l spired in this market duri jg the period i August 22 were as follows: on Filday, Au 23, the inqui-y waa in a limited way at changed rate?; sales loo bales lov?r mllU gradts eellirg at i0\'c and middling qaal ut 19?i@20c ^1 rb On S ?turday the demaud limited and principally for good ordinary q ties; B^lea iso bales; good ordlm.rj grad-s se: at l8.!?c 9 lb. On Monday the market w is ? and tin)!; eales to bales; quotations nominal. Tuesday there was a mudera to it qairy at I changed prf-es; sales 130 baies; < rdluary to t I ordinary ueing quot, d at io@18)io. low midd i9@iov. middling 19?, stiict nil idling 20. Wc inesday the martel was dall anti beary; * iou tules i- w middling grades, good style, sel at 19c. OnTaur-day the article h-du mor'Bte charaoterjraifs 120bile ;or?luary togt-odc nary being q <oted at 1 c 318 ^e, low m dd tog middlings ie\?o>?e ai.d ntrlct miiddntf un Fri tay the d< maud w - s 1 miren at some? softer rates; salea 175 bal s; ordin>ry to g ordinary be Dg quoted at 16@>8>?c, low midd 18X@19c, middling 19.? c, strict middling 20c. >atardny there was a good demand ut fl> m pi li ra est 600 b?l>s: ?-ay 71 at 16K , 1 at 17, 149 at 4 at isx. 26 Kt 1 SH. 116 a 18X. 48 at 19, '?33 a', l l?l at 19?, 6 at 19&. w e q lute: LIVERPOOL CL AS IFICATION: Ordinary to good ordinary.16 018? Low mlddlt g.19 ? Middling.19J<@ Strict mtutl.log .20 SBA ISLAND COTTON.-Thu i<ow crop commen to cou e forward ti small qutnU les, and th nave been received during this period 6 bag: new carolinas and 8 bags of Fi< ridas. Thc m ket has continued quiet and dall, with an absei of demsn l, too sa.es taking piace. RICE.-Tue weat hi r being pr cpl'lons, theb veBt ls procetdlog rapidly and co far, under fuv able conditions. Hi - receipts ot new sncet mst have been 1500 bushels, and of old crop bushels. Tho market has > een quiet, a few tra: actions In old crop taking place at about pre vic rates, the Bales amounting to atout 10 J tlerc my 6 at 6, 10 at 6?, 33 at 6 13 16,12 al 7?, 6 17 at VA, 6 at 6>i. common to fair de Caroll a. old crop, may be quited at 7@7Ji goxi 7KF8XC. NAVAL STORKS.-These articles have come fi ward in good supply, and the recelptH btncu Wi nesday, the 2ist August, were 685 b ila apir turpentine, 3768 bbis rt Bm, and 326 bbis cru turpentine. The trai.s ictions have oeen mode>a with rather a q ilct marker, but the rates we slightly fluctuating for spirits, Crmer 1 common rosins and cteady for fino. T movement Elaca August 22 was about IOIIOWB: On F; 1 lay, August 23, the mark w aa qmet, and there wire no saieB or note. < Saturday, August 24, tin re was an absence business. On Mond:.y, August 26, there wat ral r u qui ry at firm rites; sales lo bbla spirl turf.ent.ne. in new packages, at. 45o 9 gallon, r. bids fancy grade loslns on pi iva-e tt rms, and 1 bbis strained at (3 10 ?t bol, On Tuesday rosli were in demand; sales 1000 bbis or all kinds, coi mon grades bi lug firmor. and fine qualltn BteaJy, say $4 75 for pale, $4 25 for low pale, $31 tor extra No 1, $3 51 for No 1 and dull, $3 30 fi ex tra No 2, $3 25 for No 2, $3 20 for low No 2, au $315 for strained; spirits turpentine was quh ?nd weak, no salea reported. On Wedncsda there was some inquiry for low grade rosli 1 with a light B'ock, which waa held firmly, a fe transactions taking place at foll rates, t. ot h in doing In Ono qualltisa; some 400 bbis arin ts tm i ont lue sold in the past two days at 43c t^galloi Oa Thursday Balen abont 400 bbis ro los, mo.-ti of thc better grades, say No 1 and extra No 1 M abont previous rates, atrair cd waa scarce and til mat ket bare, bold at $3 60$ bid; Bales of splr.t tnrpentlne loo bb a at 4 tc. On Friday sa est rosin s Goo bbis at $8 60 for strained to No 2. $3 7 for No 1, $4 for extra No l, $4 25(34 60 fur lot pales; sal-so spirits turpentine in the past twi lays about 200 bbis, partly at 43c. On aatnrdn; there waa sold thc arternoon of the day befon about 2u0 bbla spirits turpentine at 42?o, and to 3a - 600 straiaed. low No 2and No 2 rosina at $3 5< 9 bbi, also 200 bbis pale at fs, and 120 bbis extn No 1 at $4, a'id No 1 at $3 75; crude turpem loi m .y be q ic ced at $3 40 for v?relo, $3 tor yellow lip, subj -ec to inspection, and $l 80 for hard, H cz -There were received ROOM 4.0 nales 0; No? tu River qualities, ?ales of 200 bahs North uiver qualities took place at $1 06 $ hundred. There have b en received here anting the past ?ear ab ut 14.6'3 balea if thia article, mostly Non h River qualities. e ORS -The recepta of this grain were about ll OOO babbelt), any 8500 Lom Balttmoio by Ball, BOO irom Pmladeip..U by steam abd l4<0irom Nunn . aro 1 a by pull A lot of prime Wulie sold at OOo %1 bushel, tacks induce). Jt.boiig lota of prime wi.ite may br quoted ai 9:?9 o V buahel, tack 1 .cloaed. The arrivals 01 corn a this pott for the twelve mouths Ju^t closed omonnied to eos 900 busneis. OA'I3-Theie waa lectived about 16C0 bushels of i bia grain. li.ere were uo wholesale uausacuon, rtp.rted. The receipt* ot 1 his gra n lorine pant year at this p it Wus 92 s.o busii ls. I'SAS-THU anivuU Denn unimportant, the marktet la quel tnd nommai, and mere uro no transact lunn ut linportaacu. FLOP"?.-Tnere is a good Bupply of nrat quali? ties ul this ar Rle lu ihe hanna uf dealers wi ti & moderate local and country demaud. sou hern and iva-tern super may be quoted at $12? @6 7?? ? bbl, extra at $7@8 fl bbl i?mliy at $8 ?11159 5-1 $ obi. southern description! are In mo lerate supp y. and super mar tie quoted at $a 6u@7 31 bbl, txtra at $7 5)@8 50 fl bbl fam 1 at ?9@9 00 fl obi, and extra family at $lti@u tp bbl. BACON.-Tho market bas a moderate arppiy of prime meat, and we quote p ima smoked (shoul? ders nt 9X@9>ic "9 rb. prime smoked clear rio aldea at ll.?i@i2c ^ rb ior Bummor r.nd whiter cured, prlm^ saltej dear rib sides at lc@iio $ lb, prime salted shoulders nominal. INDIA BAQOINO.-There has been some de? mand for the century trad?, and lots or do mestiomay bo quoted at 16>?@I7O. TTMBSH ANO LUKSSR.-Thu market is quiet. We quote timber for milling purpose' rom $6@10, Shipping timber $10@16. Bright timoor, good merchantable, from city milla, cut to size, from $18?2S 1? li by tho cargo; lumber per rall, $18?16; river lumber, $nai3; dressed amber, $22@2G. corrnu.-Tho article ia In moderate requent Falr to primo Rio may be quoted firm at 20@24c 9 tb. SUGAR AND MOLASSES.-Tue stocks are mode? rate. Fair to rally fair Louisiana Bagar may bc quoted at 9>4@lic f? rb, good to prime grocery Bu? gara may be quoted at ll@12c fl B, fair to good Cubai 10?@llXo, fair to prime Demoraras at H3i?i2c fi rb. New Orleans molasses, prime tn a Jobbing way at - f* gallon. Cuba muscovado molatnes may bs quoted at 38c in bhds and 40c in bbl?, and in a jobbing way at 40@42c; clayed 'at 8S?35o in na is. and 35? 87c in bblB; Sngar-houae syrup sella at is@20c in hhds. and 22@25c in barrels. BETTS R AND LABD.-There ls a fair stock of this article-ian cy Goshen may be quoted at 30?35c; Kew York State, prime, 25@30c; medium 20@25c. SALT_Jobbing parcela of Liverpool received direct may be quoted at $1 eo@i 70 9 sack. IBOK BANDS AND TIBS for cotton, of tuc merni approved patterns, are offered on tne market ai 80 ? ts. FBSI3HT3.-To Liverpool, by a team direct nomi aal on uplands, nommai on Bea Islands; via Kew Torfe Xd on uplands, \d on sea Islands; by sall nominal on uplands, on Bea Islands nominal. To Havre - on uplands. Coastwise-to New York, bystcam $2 on uplands and - -on sea islands; il 60 ft tierce on rice, 60c 9 bbl on rosin; by sall, - 9 lb on cotton; - V tierce on rice; 40o V bbl on rosin; $8 9 ll on lumber; $10 9 IC on timber. To Boston, by Ball, Ko 9 Ot on upland cotton; rosto eec; reaawed staff $10@$10 eo; phosphate $6@5 50. To Providence, by sall, $10 ? ll on boards, xe ? lb on cotton ; by steam $i ? bale on Mew York rates. To Philadelphia, by steam. Xo fi lb on uplands; by sall, $8 9 H on boards: $0 eo ?10 on timber; $8 V ton on clay, and $3@8 60 01 phosphates. To Baltimore by steam, Ko V tt. iy sall, $6 60@7 9 M on boards; $6(3)8 60 00 timber; $3 26 ft ton on phosphate rock. Vesseii are in demand by onr merchants to take lum oer freights from Georgetown, S. C., Darien ind Satllla River, Qa,, and Jacksonville, Fla., to vorthern ports, ?nd 10@12 9 M are rates on lamber sad boards. DOMESTIC RXOHAMOK.-The banks are parches ag sight checks on New York at par to H pr em'um; time bills nominal. They are selling sight obeckB x@x premium. EXOHAN?K-STERLING BILLS.-The rate y eater tay was 21?-; for 60 day bills. GOLD.-The brokers were yesterday buying v 12>; and Belling at 14. Exports ol tlie Wet k e not lng August 31. DOMESTIC. NEW TORE-Per steamship Jas Adger-ie bugs sea 1 l-n 1 eaton, 468 ba es np,and cottou, 68 Us riot-, 78 Dal -s do nestles an good-, 3a oa-ki clay. 6 9 bola DaVtl stores, 170 emoty bbl-, and 32 pugs aucune*.Per at&iaialiip Manhattan-28 uaie? ama. a cot'Ou 21 Herc?? or noe, lio baie. iv Lest ic- and goons. 707 bbis >o.-in, 104 1 asks o clay. 2: D.l-a waste lou b da flour, ant 74 pks - und ri H.Per Meando lp suntu Carolina-48? Odies uplai d Cot'On, 128 tierces r oe, 76 bale* onvi-tiu- uti i goods, 1696 billi naval store?, 6: ca-KH cUy, 97 buudii-a pa er, 8- pKus aandnrs.... i'er -c ir tiyue-I2J.40I feet lumber. PaiLAD LPHiA - ter B'e.im*hip Vrirlnla-60 bales wpiiiun co.toa. 20 tierces rice, 106 balea di? m "iles 42t.n >dles ?per, 1213 bbis navai nM.ies, in ono irrt ii m uer. 161 tous old lion. 8 bales wool 68 nair bmx, and sumirlas*....Per steamship Gol. -ir ea tu-lu tlerea lice, lu8 ba es upUud cotton, 1634 nula nav 1 atores. HO tona oin iron, lo.Ou leet lumber, 226 bal s domestics, ioa pkgs son? drio*. BALTIMORE-Per steamship Falcon-193 bales 01 upiau.it co t a. 6 Heres rice, 130 bbl* rosin. 16 cir wheel?, 55 car axles. 28 haies domestics. 19 oils leather, 6 b du none , 2 baaden hides, 10 unis and 111 big? dried fr itt 70 ouO leet lamber. 12 ubi- old lou. aa<i 29 packages au dries.... Per siiirLoiiti Kiirmin-leo tons groa >d phosphate ? nek, 4-25 tons uiiosphate IOCK -Per steamaMp Sea uull-107 bales cotton, 25 tierct-s rice. 8 bag. wool, 1 : b<-la dried fi ult 8 rolls eather, 65,000 foet ?I >Uliiber. 88 b?lR rosin, and u .dries. THOUASTON "ME-Per tchr David Nichols-140, ooo feet lum >er. H EE ET a-! : B fifi g i 5a2? mil lim i : i fwSi i:. i Mil list; I ? i ; ? j ; p,ao.?. * ; ; >>?'? p. > >>>> c a aa a a ace a ? * w? ? og HRH? a a aa a a aa a a a CD j] (fi OD V CO CO CO QB c- f. r. e? e? r. c. to to co co co M 10 co -0 to - - - P+ * l~ CO -I 22 rr tO CT. o to cn ci Cn ?3 to o ; O18 I -? Ol CD cn (S g . Vg aisM M 10*; 50 OJ.5,oo5?-4oyi' cooa r-?0 ?a its;-KS O J. 4? ?3 CO_ c>tjln.o.ocD"iOco-t-t^ M MOD oc..iqp^>*K^*oi ?sw_ ea -?65 Ai* ? ailU o A toi-'-'o^ < o 10 to j? fiat ~ A ?- A ct. i'm en VG ao ic "cn cn A cn & *. i * ^ ? - - - ^ *' w o 22 cn co CB CO SJ 8 SS t??_co; ?sj* "jSjS; ?J? cc cc 33 * 'A ,o -1cc - p cn cn o- *. . S cn o- ?5 o . f fl : i J9 ? A ? JP ? o . . ? ? * a en . . a . cn. . . co cr o rc . . es ? cn * . . OiCnCijcn. . 13 cs aa ? ; ; 8 85; jo? "?aol ! . ta*' SH di ?bes. . . 9MK?. ca co Olen. . . ecenwH.. coco o co ?5 co ; M gg? Jj? io S co ; ?0 S M co cn ; _-J CO o co! * co to Q CD * "ob 05 C Ci . QDO?4H. .-i to O) . qnoo-*cn. 00 Ss CO td cCj cn cn o* co M cn co otcco^i*.cncoco-**t .enC003i-.-4Cn-4ACO "2 G ifs: g? ij o en _cn_o 0 co c "c M. "- "p bc -J co ? cn o (1 ^o:^^?icct' oto sei gg. ? s Hi ?fD o ali sss ci: MOI1 . ! 4?! ow! i&S ; ; es; ou?; pto "Ua>. . . g. *g; ?g 83! j ! S! gip! oto 3^ gef SOS O 3 3? 4.3 S ?g EMU enoj?St?; r*n ; ; ?Ka5i?pj? . . ot '-."cn ici go en co cc * co S- -4 cc io . ' o. ?I K t? _ fc-)7. ?lo-icit;? IE if III 3 Si I JO JO O J o? 8 J Oj ?4 r?"to O Cb J? J ? Si I 5 S CO 5 o Cn S ? SS SP B 5.a Ps? C3 NOTs.-We have aennot6a from New orleane 112 682 bales uplands, from Mobile 8loi bales np ia us; truro Savannah 8106 bags sea island and 23 6 bales upland, and from Charleston 8389 bags .a island and 7669 bales upland cotton; also. 855 hales wrecked carton from the coast of Flor ida-being tne quantity received at mose pom from MoolR Florida. Taxa* and Savannah. Stock of Cotton m the Interior Towns _?t the Latest Date?. TOWNS. Angosta.Ansas; so Columbus..August, so Macon.August 30 Montgomery.AURU- 13u Selma..August so Memphis.August so Nashville.. ..August ?o Total hales. 10 726 ftxporu of Mimi Scores una Littra Oer from th? Port or Charleston, from September 1,1871, to Aagait 31.1879. ?XP0ST1D TO 8oston. Sew York.... Philadelphia.. Baltimore.... s'ew Orleans.. tfobLle.I Provid'ce.RI.1 oth'rUSP'rts C'alOoastw'se Barcelona..... ifaj'aftM'ket. ?vest indies.. dallfax,N8.. stJohn<B,NB. uondon.. bristol, Eng.. Liverpool. lamburg(Qer) ionte video... ireat Britain. torie A raark't Rotterdam.... 1S71-"72. NAVAL STOB'8 Sbls. 2,847 40 026 81.004 8,180 63 316 8,024 I UMBER. Feet. 2,220.113 8,437.106 844,007 5,7C6,032 1,242.076 3 104,.b9 16 653,603 177| 186 11,040' 6.690 18,807 2,616 67.800 140.500 976 196 4' 6 Ow 809,740 Total Foreign. Grand Total 14 619 2,307 60 64,695 147 910 lara-m. NAVAL STOB'S BUS. 9,911 29,387 27,310 6,642 72 189 2,948 199 HJMBKB. Feet. 420,228 4,458,804 2,088,0u0 2,4 ll,. 26 1,316,138 2, b23 662 13,616,048 108,100 1,712,670 18,010 1.908,7.16 '.8,460,339 OOO 2,288 19.325 91,614 10,000 282,600 2,113,170 15 629,218 Comparative feQxpoJW of conon ana Atice from the Port of Charleston, from Sep? temberl, 1871. to August 31, 1873. BXPOBTKD TO .liverpool... )ther Br. Ports WI G. Britain la vre. ither Fr. Ports rotal France M. or Europe rofl N. Europe s.of Europe... V. Indies, Ac. l?71.-'72. 3. L 2468 2488 total F.Ports.. ?os ton. thode Island.. ?lew York..... Philadelphia... salt. A Nr'folk Kb.. U.S.Ports rot'lO'sePorts 2488 90 opa. 832J5 85206 1286 11013 M47 108900 2619 Bice 1S70-'71. s. LiUp'd. i Rice 6107 120479 9568 180037 22895 5107 90 2619 2391 71 8924 18506?) it?90 '?476 .....I 187621 399 ; 80 ....I 99771 6386 . 287 ?47 8004. 9301 tei665 Brand Total.|H780|270ae5|32610|ll6g4|3428U|S8721 32610 22895 ivan 170543 4634 606 6476| ?4'465ll2688 80| 119171 2818 142621 8729 9181 6577 17226! 33721 Charleston Wholesale Prices. AHT1CLB8. PBIOBS. BAGGING, fi yard Bandee.. & Ganny Cloth. WX@ 17 N-w York Doable Anchor, 46 Inches, nt ha. ? BALK ROPB, fi lb.- ^ ManUia. ? Weste, n. 8 @ 12X" Jnte... a HflTBK Goshen. 80 ? 36 Country. ? COTTON, fl rs. Ordinary to Good Ordinary.... 16 ? 18)6 Low Middling. 19 $ Middling to Mrlct Middling... 19)4? 20 Good Middling. ? Sealsland. ? CC KP BK, ft m. RIO. 20 @ 24 Laguayra. 25 ?it 27 Java..... 80 & .. FSBTILIZBRS Carot na Fertilizer, 'P 2000 lbs. OHBh.46 00 ? .. Time (with 7 per cent. In? teres). 60 oo @ Wando Fertilizer, cash.60 oo & .. Tim**.66 uo ? Double Refined Poudrette.SO eo ? ..I Nil. a's Fhospate.. 63 00 ? .. Peruvian Guano, Chinchas.... 86 oo ? Peruvian Guano, Guanape.... 76 00 ? PaelOc Guano, 2000 lbs., cash.. 46 00 @ lime.60 oo ? .. Phoenix Guano. 47 60 ? Baugh's PnoBphate, fl 2000 tea. cash..45 oo ? Rhodes'a Phosphate, ft 2000 VSB. 65 00 ? .. Rnonoa'a Man dard Manure, (155 time). 60 00 a orchin* Gu no ($40 time).85 oo ? Land Plas?er. 18 00 ? 16 00 Zell's Am moni ?.ted Bone Phos? phate i $70 time). 60 00 ? .. Baauell Cce'a Ammoniatea I Bone Superphosphate ?50 time). 46 00 ? .. Cutt n Food, per ton. 60 00 ? .. Bowen A Mercer's Superphca ?hate.cash.45 oo ? ime.60 oo ? Wilcox, Gibbs A Co 'a Al amp u- 1 lated.60 oo ? StoaoSolab e Guano ($66 tl'Tie) 60 oo ? Stono Dissolved Phosphate (?80 ttraej. 25 oo ? .. St? no Pure? ri'Und Phosphate. 12 00 ? Atlantic Phosphate Co...eash. 43 oo ? .. Tim>*. irt-e of interest.62 oo ? ..j Add Pnosphatea.cash. 28 00 a .. Time, free of hitereat.3100 ? Eureka Ammo. Boni Pnoa. oaab 45 oo ? Urne. 60 oo ? .. I Middletons Fish ?mm mated Phosphate.cash.. 45 oo ? Time.66 co ? Philipa's carrlbean .-ea Guaoo, per bm of 2O00 !5?....cash. 60 oo ? ..j lat November, pyrton.... 66 00 ? Mapes's Snpeiphosphate, ft 2000 ma. 46 00 @ Woolston'aPhwpljateof Lime 65 00 ? .. WoolKton'a Yege.ntor, fi 20oo lbs. 05 00 ? .. Oroa?daie'B Gen. superpnos ! pimte, net.5. 60 00 ? _ 1 Bow-ra'a Complete Manure, net. 60 00 @ Sard)'a Phoapbat'), Peruvian, cash.65 oo ? .. Saroy'a Paciflo Grano, cash., eo oo ? Parap-co Guano. 66 00 @ .. E. Frank One's Ammwiaud Bone Phosphate.cash. 48 oo ? .. T me. 62 uo ? .. I Coe'a Pure Dissol'd Bone.caah 60 oo ? ..I Time.66 oo @ Whann's .-uperph uspoate.60 oo 0 70 oo Etiwan Guano.CSSh.. 66 00 ? Tune.oo oo a Etlwan Crop Foid.each.. 40 oo ? I 1 me. 45 oo ? .. I Euwan Dissolved Bone..cash. 86 00 ? .. Time. 40 oo @ ; FLOCB, fl bbl Fine. ? '-I Sup r. 6 ti) ? 6 70 Norrhern ?nd Western Extra. 7 oo ? 8 oo Baltimore Exira. ? Southern-a ? per." 6 26 @ 6 76 Extra. 7 oo ? 8 oo Family. 8 60 ? ll 00 GBATN, fl bushel Mary land Oats. ? Western Oats. ? Corn. oo ? 96 I HAY, fl cwt North River. ? I 65 LUitDEB, ft M feet Clear VVhl e Pine, first quail tv. 50 00 ? 65 00 | While Pine, good ran.88 oo ? 40 oo Yellow PlJie. 20 00 ?24 GO Boards, rough.li oo ? 12 oo Grooved and tungaed ??3 co ? 32 oo MOLASSES fi gauon Goba. S3 ? B Muscovad >. 38 ? 60 Sugar house. 23 ? 27 Mew Orleans. @ NAVAL STOBBS, fl bbl Tar. ? Pitch. ? .. BoBin,pale. 4 75 0 -. I RO>lD, No. 1. 3 75 0 .. ? Rosin. No. 2. ajo @ Ro in No. 3. 3 to @ -; Spirt s Turpentine, fl gal.... ?J?? ? Crude Turpentine, f? bbl. 3 oo ? 3 40 Hard Turpentine. 1 ?? X oakum.fl lb........ 18 ? " NAILS-American 4?2od, fi keg .. ? Dup mt's, F. F. F. g. 8 ?0 ? .. Di pout's, F. F. F. 6 00 ? .. Dumont's Biastluij. 4 00 ? PROVISIONS, fi rs- " I Bacon, llama. 1? @ ? sides. 12 a .. Shoulders. 09&? 09>? Strips. .. @ .. Lard, in keg. ll @ ? Cheese.... " <% ii Eaaa. 20 @ 26 Poultry-Chlckeu3. fi doz.... 8 00 @ 4 oo Fowla, fi doz. 6 00 a 6 60 Onion*. ? Apples.?. @ ?, RIDE, fi rfc-carouna. 07 @ 08? EaBt India. ? .. S'A LT, ft sack-Liverpool, coarse ito @ np live) pool floe. a .. ll StJOAB. ft le- _ I Porto Rice. ? " A Muscovado. loxa BBSSWAX, fi lb....-. 38 # 40 I _ Markets by Telegraph. MONET MARKETS. _ _ LONDON. August 31. Noan-Consola 02??; new fives >v?, . CLW. . FBANKFOR r, August 3L Sixty-twos 98tf. ? - = _. " NEW YORE. AusrnPt31. i>?,?Ts?nP,?8 oettor- 00 d BKudy gi 12*. Mo ney quiet at 4 per cent Exchange, long 9&, short easy Go7ernmenta ?a? but steady. (State bonds venlnDi?To1??n,e,y..ea8y at 3a6- Sterling nomi ?>? J^ . uoverameots steady, but clo ed quint States steady, 'leoneasies Arm. Balance quiet. Bink statement Bhowa: Loans jteorease $3,026,000; specie d creH $1.876ooo; ^wS^P?? SI'600-000; df*os,t8 de COTTON MARKETS. _ _ LIVERPOOL, August 31. Later.-Cotton ciosea irm; saes 12000 balts? speen ation and exp r.so.K). ' Bornbay sTpments since last report tu the 3uth io? 0 bales. ipuiouia v~m n .... I*KW YORE.. August 31. , - oon--C?"on opened nrm; uplands 22c; Or? leans -?2J?c; sales lin bales. ' ,"KJ8"ln^-0''"on closed flfni; uplands 22c; Or 55! 8a,le9 1141 ba 8i- of cotton fa 9 ufo P^fi1:950 5aiea- ?? follows : September ?i??&^J?Zi?^*''*?Nurenver Wiaio*;. ffiys&Sf* Jlluaary 19 3i-i6f2u; Feo _ ,," _ BOSTON. Angust 31. ootton strong: mlddllntr 22>?C; stock 7uoo oales: gro>s receipts 187; , ale? 600. _ " PHILADELPHIA. August 31. Ootton quiet; mlddlio.t 22*c. "BALTIMORE. August 31. Cotton Erm; middlings 22c; moi-k 460 b iles. NORFOLK. augur 81. Oot'on, net receipts m biiea; exports coast? wise Ol. WILMINGTON, AUEUSt 31. O tton firm; middling 2.c; rales 2b^ltsstock 208 bales. SAVANNAH, Auzun 31. Cotton quiet and offer.n<e Ugnt; mlddli ig i9Xc; ni t receipts no baits; exports coatwiHe 3?9; S.Ies310; stock 686. A co TOTA. Aa zn-131. Cotton steedy and demand good; salen 162 j bale-; leceip'.s Ut; middling-! I9ai0&c; low mid? dlings 18XC . MEMPHIS. Angnst 31. Cotton Orm; middlings 2ix*2ixc; retenta 27 bales; shipments 23J; etoirk 1680. NEW ORLEANS, Angnst 31. Cotton Orm; middlings20Xn2<iXc; net rec-lprs 294 bale-?; cross 2i6;exporta coaa.wlse 430; tafea 335; SlOtk 6559. MOBILE, Angnst 31. Cotton, nothing'doing; mit: dungs nommai; net receipts 17 bilea;stock ?8. (-?ALVESTON. AUg09t 31. Cotton active; good ordinary 17?ic; net receipts 144 Dal er- ; Ba en 260; stock 5259. PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE MARKETS. LIVERPOOL. AUgant 31. Noon.-BreadRtu 7s quiet UBI steady. Beef 61B. Lard 41s 9d. Turpentine 37- ? U88s. Nsw tOKE, August ,11. Noon.-Flour quiet and unchanged, wnear, un? changed, corn firm. Kork q let at $1410al415. La d unchanged-steam 8)*a9)?o. Tu peu tino steady at 6la6l>ic. Rosin steady at $4 20 tor strained. Eyening.-Flour inactive bot Arm. Spring wheat inactive out ic higher. Corn a shade firmer. P rs. Urmer an $140 a 4 16. Lard and groceries firm. Naval stores firm. LOUISVILLE, Angnst 31. Tobacco unchanged; sales 85 nonheads. Hoar J in fmr demand and firm ?t $8 76. u<rn steady ; mixed and co ice v bite 56 i58c Pork quiet b it steady at $ 3 75al4 Buen in fair uemaud; shoulders 7j{c; clear rib H dea loj?c; clear sides lltfc, packtd. Lard Urn; Sties 200 tt-rcts at I 9Xu; generally held nt 9>ic; keg 10>?c for ptim? leaf; order lots Xe higher. W iiakey H'm at 0 c ST. LOUIS > u a us 1 3 . Flonr unchanged with a good bntluess for family and choice oran is. corn u cuanged; No 2 m>xed 85c Whiskey doll at coe. Po>k un? changed; j ribing sales at #14 76. Bacon firm; shoulders 8>ic; sides Ho. I ard um hunted. NEWORLKANS, August 31. Hay firm ar, $2la3l. Fork duil ana lower; mess $14 60. others unchanged. WILMINGTON, AugOSt 81. Spirits turpentine qjler; no sale*. Kostu quiet at $860 I rsi mined; S3 76 for low No 1; S4 for No 1; $3 60 for No 2; $6 ror extr. pale; $5 76 for low pale; $5 6o for pale; $7 for window gi isa Crude tnrpentibe ste ni y at $2 60 for hard; $3 86 tor yeuow dip; $4 35 for virgin. Tar dull aad drooping at $4._ New York Klee Market. NEW TURK, Antrost 81. The Dally Bulletin sara: The demand h fair? ly ?vctivn. and all grades are strong at previous ra * i s. The sates ai e 2oo bags Rangoon at 7a7>f c, 70 bans Patna at Tr?ase, and 49 tes Carolina at 8Xa9*C. New York Naval store? flarket. NEW TOKE. Angnst 31. The Dally Bulletin says: tteceipie to day 4269 bb a rosin, 97x do spirits turpentine, 80 do pm h, lu6 do tar. There has been a steady >one preva? lent in the mai ket to-day, bot not much activity. Spirits turpentine sold for tiome use to the ex tenter soo bbis st 61c and loo bbis for export at 6ixc; also 600 bbis to arrive at 60c. Rosin bas been firm a d dull, and prices are without Osama of importance. The hale* were 3uo bbis J strained at $4 I2x; 500 bbis at $4 rt; iso obis ?to ' $4 26, and 1000 b ls pale on priva' e terms. Tar dun and Bteady at $4 76a5 for Washington City. Pitch $4. Wilmington Market. WILMINGTON, Angnst 31. SPIRITS TURPENTINE.-Mmkui firm. No sales reported. ROSIN.-Hales of 1488 bbis at $8 60 ror strained. $3 60 for No 2. f 3 76 for low No 1, $6a5 25 ror pale. OKUDX TUBPENTINB-Harket s eady at un? changed fieu-es. Reoiptx and Bales of 726 bois at j 2 60 for hard, $s 85 ror yellow dip and $4 85 for virgin. TAR-Males of 172 bbis at "market price." bat as no flguret were deeid-d apon, we suppose that the sales were at $4 per bbl, (last sale.) Interior Cotton Markets. ORANOBBORO, August 30. 5a1 es durlug the week 4u oale-; we quote or? dinary 17c; low middling 18c; middling lb fcc. UNION, Angus-.30. Cotton ls pelling at 18c. COLUMBUS, An sr u u 31. Oar market quint nt the foilo?iug figures; salps of w?ek 62 bsles: Ordinary iee. food i.rd'nary 17c. low middlings Ho, middiin sioc; wees's recrlp's 91 ba es Against IS the previous one, and i8i the corresponding week last season; shipments 43 bales. Receipts per Railroad, August 31. Borra CAROLINA RAILROAD. 69 bales cotton, 126 bales goods. 697 bhls and bags flonr, 163 bb s rosin and crude, 19 bbis npir. I'S rurp- ntlne, t c r stock. Tu Railroad Agent, A S Smith, Mowry A- son, Pelzer. R?dgen A co. 0 H Walter A co, Kinsman A Howell, E H Frost ' A co. Murdaugh A Weekly, W U Bee A co. O W Williams A co, W B Smith A co, Wagner A Moo sees Ba'den A Parker, Chapeau A co, Reeder A Dav's. J camosen A c<>. J Harnamp A co, Jeffords A co. Tledeman, calder A co, J H Graver Quack enbush, Kat iii A co, F li ? Kracke. H Kin e & co, JOH Giaaesen, H Bischoff A co, Lanrey, Alexan? der A co, aad B O'Neill. NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD. 26 hales cotton. 85 bbis spirit turpentine, 17 bbis crude, 367 bbis rosin, cars lamber, lire ?rock, mdse, At*. To Whllden A Jones Kinsman 4 Howtdl, Barden A Parker. O F Levy. Geo W WU Hams A co, K II rro?t .* cn. A J *ai'nas, Gen D 1 graham A Son, J M Frcdsberg, W K Ryan. W O nee A co, Mowry A aon Pelzer. Rndwer-? A O. S , A O Railroad co, Quackenbu-h. Ectlll <t co, Mur daugh A Mathis, chapeau A co, Bavenel A co, Goldsmlih A Son, E Welling, and others Passengers. Per steamship Manhattan, for New York Ml-s M Powers. Miss E M Hartigan, Mrs A Leckie, Ui s Hrfye8 end servant, S G Bonn and wife, Ml-8 M?ry A-htOD, wm ?sntnn, W s Adams and wife, 1 u P Poppenbcim and wife, Mrs P J Boroo*, John Rniiheimer, o A Barlow. S Lei kle O A Lengnlck, H M Brown, J Diithage. A .?enaente, F Weltmann, j F Eiseman, H G ?'reet, O B Baist. Mrs Waiker. T M Pollock, Ceo Austin, wire and child, J Bee, W Carr cg on, T Flemlog and wife, R A Dunn, JRP Haven- i. ' . Per steamship Georala, from New York-Mrs Mitchell, Jas Adger and servaut, Rev j B Adirer wife. Mr Hernien, H Nachmnn. s Londsiial.J P O'Neill, A sroepel. E Kidney. D Davis, M Brown, H Archer, Emma s Taber, E M wilson. Rev t>r Rey? nolds, N O Allson. Ml-B Briscoe, Mta H Mclrvlnz John Morrison. P Murphy. Mary Ohliolm. J Van derpool, E Q Rlckels, E F Hartman, A Gardner J Powell. E D Atwator, F Ingley. ' Per steamer Dictator, irom Palatka via Jack sonvlle. Fernannina and savannah. ?a-Mrs R P Daniels H Hoey, Ju ge Wheaton. Mrs P Lee Rev Mr Bab er, Mrs Biker, Mt?s Johnson, Master Jnnnson, Miss Prpgnull, L DavN Miss Paullnir O H Kl gman, Edw Haibeson, J Harleston, ann five on deck. PORI CAZ EX VAR, MOON'S PHASES. New Moon, 2d. 7 hours 34 min?tes, evening. First Quarter. lO'.n 8 hours, 44 minutes, evening. Full Moon. I6:h ll noars, 45 minutes, evening. Last Quarter, 24th, 8 hoars, 2 min?tes, evening. SEPTEMBER. Monday. Tuesday.. Wednesday.. Thursday.... Friday. saturday.... bandar. 8UN RI8BS. 6..36 6.. 86 6..37 6..37 6..38 6..3S 6..39 SUN esra. 6..23 6..21 6..20 e..io e..17 6.. 18 0..15 MOON B. A a. sets 7..10 7..8S 8.. 2 8..82 9.. 6 9..89 OTOH WATKB. 7. .32 8..10 8. -42 9..18 0..65 10..86 ll..SI iFnnerol ifottr?. ?&TEE RELATIVES, FBOSDS AND acquaintances or Mr. James Vf, Jai, Hr. and Mrs. Lonta N. Vidal, Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Sey mo?F, and of Mr. and Mrs. S 0. SEYMOUR, are respectfully Invited to attend tbe Fanerai Servicies of tnt lauer, at the First Baptist Church, Tais AVTSB NOON, at 4 o'clock. aep2* : S1AJ?1KB IfEWS. CHARLESTON, B. 0_SEPTEMBER 2, 1872. Gat 88 deg 40 mm 88 sec 1 Lon 79 deg 6T min 2T sec. ARRIVED SATURDAY. Steamship Georgia, Holmes, New York-left last Wednesday. Mdse. To Wagner, Hoger A co. A courtnay, JJ A Ammo, DO Aiirens 4 co, J E Adgrr A cu, A M Adger, J Apple f M bristol! * co, O B irt A co. H bischoff A co. F O Borner, W M ? rd A co, Buicaen A wouitmm, J P Browne, E T Brown, J Ba uer ..ft, T M cater, Crane, Boy 1 btun * co, ff H ii at co A ?o, ?.?mer u, ?ai Dey 4 co, carohea Otoo, J U H Olauseen, ?. t obla A co, O ciaclua, Ja es . antweiL Bowie. Mo se A Oavu?, J UawMiu. Donglas A Hiller, J F tr win. F. .rey the, Meo mu ? co, u f Fleming * co, Jno b Fairly A co, FurcigOU, Benedict co, \> Ft zg bbon, ? A B M Fo attie, D O Idstein A ion, U oerUts A co, C Gravely. J Gornam, K M Grtmke, Hart A co, T M tiu se> A ero, N A Hun C, J Hu^amp A CO. B Bouter, I Hyman A co, Joa W Hanlsson. Holmes A ca der, cnaa Hickey, j u Bblto, F KreaMt Jr, En beloon A Sm ll. Kinsman Bro-, ti W Ki let?. H Klatte A co. Kiinck, Wilkenberg-* co, John fi Lopez, W H Kenue y, Johu Kennedy, KHJ1OO>I A Baton. A Linger, Laurey, Alexander ? co, J H Lawton A co, O u as LengDtek, P a Lalane A co, Mania A Mi,ou, W Mat nkanen. J G Milan c A co. M. Loy A Klee, fl w Mar ?na 1 A co, a K ?taratan A co, B Maher. Wm McKay, P F Murray, w Mc Lem, M Aiarks, Mautoue A co, James McGarey.G MC, ke, A M mus A co, Nacnmaa A co, b catii, D o'?iL A SM e, Jno F o' - ?lu, c L oatendorf D O'Brien, D <, 'Neill, Paul, t reich A Brande?, Ea w Perry, ? P Poppenheim, O F Panknlo, ttavenel, . Holmes A co, M Poituzer. Roach A Monett, W F Rice, Riordan, Dawson AC*, JE Rlcuaroson, Jno Sayas, Quacket-busn, Eetlu A co. sed'& Foin'ar, >on> a-<rn Express co. W anepoei d A co, L.satined. ? F. ti stoddard A oo. Steffen?, Werner A DUCK er, J R solomons, steele A War <eli. H u Sack, atoll, webo A co, >ea island Hotel, R li s -eeuey. 3a ? Solomon* Jno F Taylor A 00, P P Toa-e, ?ede man, Calder A C >, R I homllnsun A co, J H voilera, M Trient. K von Sauten J W Trueman, ;& White. Wal,er, Evans A OngSweiL W O?**rhardt, O F Wletera. ?? H "Ailsou A -Bri? Waseoer * Monates, L Welakopn*. Root Wing, W J Yates, O Wlttchea, and air-a Waits. commercial Line sehr Guv R Phelps, Shailer, N?w y or -6 days. Muse. To H F Baker A co, s CR4.iro,.d co, a earner Dictato r, D A Amme, 4 E ? Ad/t-r A co, b A B, boilmauu Bros, W O Bee A co, w u Bird A co, J caa well, JOH Glau sen, W H couiee A c<>. Came on. Bai Kley .fco JU DIVS,1, A sou. T K Chapela. Dnwle, Moise A Davis, U Cerita A c , Hart A cu. J rfurua A co, H Rune A co U J Lnhu, Klines, wickeuberg A oo BJ Murri*, Mar- - tin A MOM i, Rm-mau A nowell, wcLoy A Rice, B 0 Seit, G B Pntciie.t, u P Pop^euheim, J Bells 0 0 ti. Sucox, tv F Rice, Wagener A Monseea. WniL Webb. L weiskopff 0 F r7iet-rs, and others.' sehr ti S ?il .ersleeve, >ba.ler, New Yoi*. - - days. Lumber. To f F Toa.e. Vessel to H F Baker A co. . steamer Dictator. Cox arter. Palatka, via" that* sonvihe, Fernandina and .Savannah. 8 bags aaa g isla LU cotton, 8 bales upland cotton. md?eand " aunories. To Ravenel A co, <* m M Bird *co W B wi.Hams A ?ion. E J White, Dr T L Ogler, W-tte Broa, w H Chatee A co, a G tm h, J AEnalow oo, Gow Williams A co, B F Mc Jabe, E Jordan, Qnickenbnsn. Esull A cn, and others.' .. -? ? y. steamer Planter. Foster, Peedee R ver via G orgeto wn, a C. 429 bbhi naval sioree. io badea new cotton, mdse aod ?audiles. To Revene", H,i,mes A co, M 'Wry A .-on. Barden A farter, Whlluen A Jones, Ednam ,n A Howell E H Frost A co. Joan Hanckei, Quackenbnan, Katiti A cc, B S Mara?ad A co, B Boyd. , . Boat from Christ Church. 1 hag ne w "sea. Island cotton. TuRRoper. . ; .--.--.'. ARRIVED YEBTEBDAT. Commercial Line brig w B Parts, Dix. New YorK, - dais. Mdse. To fi F Baker A co. Wm fct Bird A co, a C Ral road co. H bischoff A co, T M Briaioll a co, J 0 ll otauaaeo, A F cnevreox, o s Backer, cavanauab A Wehn, H Sh-rdt* A co?G W King, Dow ie, Moise A Davis, 0 L Kornahrena, H Rratr.fi A co, * Mcl'obb, Jr, B O'Neil W L Webb, CP Poppenheim Qaaokenoush, Eat Ul A co, 0 F Wieters, a d orn?is. ??.' sehr Anua E mover, Dayton, B ?ton,-days. Mds?. To M Gnldamltn A Son, and others. } ?ehr Carne A Bentley, Falkeobarg ; eirT9K- ' 72 boars. Sulphur. To LU wan Phosphate co. - Vessel io H F Baker A co. *' Sehr j H Ml J Kn ey, Fooks, Baltimore-4 dava. Gnano. Guano and mdse. To .street Bro* ? co, Perzer. Ro 'ger* A co, J P Browne, P o Treahoira, J H Craver, F G Bro. , ? . V&gf.t sehr John Bando pb, Jones, New York, - dan. ' Sulphur. To Order. CLEARED SATURDAY. Steamship Manhattan, Woodhull, New York James Adger A co._ _ . - ? 'SAILEDS?TURU?Y; Steamship Manhattan, Woodhull, New York. Sehr Mary Collins, coi ?I us, a so u th e rn Port, l?, PROM TBia PORT. Steamship South carolina, Beckett, at New York, Angus. 31. . V, . j;ri r.cbr Eothen, Brandsberg, at Gibara, Cubs, isth August. . rc hr Jonas Smith, Hutchinson, at New York. August 28. ? " OP FOB THIS PORT. Brig Guiding star,-, at New York, tot* ' August. . achr Garret P Wright, Cropper, at Baltlmo -e, - Ansaat 29. Bohr My rover, Brown, at New York, Augtut . OL EARED FOR THUS POUT. Sehr Georgetta Lawrence, R lau,. at. Nw - York, August 28. .v- oto MARINE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH. . NSW YOBS, AUgUSt ?L::?- ' Arrived, steamships Wis r, St Tho mas, South Carolina, Europa. BrijanU and Erle. Arrived out, the Hecla. Ml MEMORANDA. ? -,? Tbs bark Llzz'e A Kimball, from Bos ton for *hu . port, waa fpok.n off Oap? Batiera-, Augn'-lTSl. "... The Spanish bark Ro?a del furia, vin as, clea at Havana August 23, for at Helen t Sound; s ( The sohr Sophia. Robinson, from Peedee, 80, s arrived at flew York AagUrt 29. - - . LI9T OF YESSBLS . OP, CLSABKO ANS SJJLEO FOB THIS PORT. . ] TT*. . ?. . i f.-.i ."..w; FOREIGN. , UTXSPOOL. ' . S,"' ? Ship Nan tu aa, Spencer, rawed. August 28 I The Granton, Rowland, sa led.....Joly 8? CARDIFF. The Cormorant, Hansea, sailed. August IS VALPARAI30. " ." i BarkSapho, Wilbur, up.....Joly81 \m - DOMEBTIO. "_f BOSTON. , V Brig M E Pennell, Plummer, cleared....AugostS2 aieamttr Mercedita, -, up.augtutia VSWTOBX. Brig Golding star.-, Bp..'..Augost99 Scnr M> rover. Brown, up.AugoiblS . Sehr jaroc, Tu on. cleared..Anana t a i <chr B N UaWKtua, Wyatt, no...Aogoat LS Seor G Lawrence, baudaU, cleared.August 2S. - BALTIKOBB. Sehr G P Wright, Cropper, up.August 2? JLlst of Shipping IN TlTg PORT OF OBABLSdTON, AUOUBT 8L Vessels under loo tons, and steamers coastuig wltliln the State, excepted. STEAMSHIPS. ' Georgia, leoo tons, Crowell. at Union wharf.* for New York, loading-Wagner, Huger A eeiJW-- . A Courtenay. . ' - T :' BARES. Architect (Br,) - toos. Doddridge, at Marshall's wnarf, for a Port ta Great Britain, loading-& Mure A co. Georgiaa8, (Br,) 860 tons. Mann, at -Accommoda* tlon wharf, from Liverpool, discharging Henry card. ? y BRIGS. W H Parka, - tons Dix, at Cnrtral wharf, from New York, discharging-H F Baker A co.- " SCHOONERS. ; J Randolph, - tona. Jones. In the Stream, from New York, dl'charel g-Mas er. AE G over, -tons, Dayton, at Brown A co's - wharf from Bustun, discharging-M Gold? aml'h A SOD. . - ; C W Bentley, - 'ons, Falfcenburg. In the Stream, from New lork, jost arrived,-H F Baker A co. Gay K Phelps, 287 tons. Shailer, at Central wharf,, from New Yoik. aischarglnat-H F Baser A co. E S GiMerslee ve, 202 tons. Shailer, at N E BaUroad wharf from New Yurk, dlbCharglng-a F Ba? ker A co. LUly, - ti ns, Hughes, at Adger:e wharf, from. New York, discharging- -?oach A Mo lett. Matoaka. 218 tons. Foons, at Keir's wharf, from Baltimore, discharging-Street Broa A co. LS Davis, 321 ions, bishop, at Adger'a wharf. from New York, discharging-?caoh A Mof-_ ? Te"-' " .'-...-> Irene E Messervey. 245 tona, Wall at Union wharf,. - from Philadelphia, discharging-Street Bro? A co . j H stickney. - tons. Fooks, at Frown Aoo'a. wharf, trom Baltimore, discharging-straft Bros A co. .. MEDICINE CHESTS, Physicians'Sa-idie Boga Phyatciana' Pucxet Oaaee Electric ItaiMam For sale by - DR. fi. BABB?-' No. "i Meeting street.