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The JDaily lS"ew.
FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 11, 1866.
COMMERCIAL.
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Importai....
LIVERPOOL-Per brig Lono Star-331 tons Liverpool
Coal, to Order.
Exporta for tlic Week ending May 10.
rOBEION.
LIVERPOOL- Per Br bark Lakemba- 286 balos S I and
1510 bales Upland Cotton, 870 bb'.a Rosin.
COASTWISE.
NEW YORK-Per steamship Saragossa-34 bales Cotton,
10 bales Yarn, 40 bundles Paper, 124 packages Hun
dries .Por etcamskip E B ?loader-301 bales Cot
ton, 1 balo S I Cotton, 7 coils Ropo, 60 'bales Yarn,
2G3 packages Sumirle?, 25 tierce? Rico, 48 bbla Peas,
3 bbls Potatoes, 100 bales DomeBtlcB.
PHILADELPHIA-I?.r sehr JB Clayton-67 balos Cot
ton, 4 casks Mota', b3 bundles Wire, 43 Iron Gas
Pipos, 1105 barB Oin Iron, 82 Car Wheel?, 71,000 foot
i Lumbor, 30 packages Mdze.
BOSTON-Per sehr Adolin? Townsend-8 bale? Cotton,
08 bbls Rosin. 190 bbls Flour, 100 bhdB, bbls and
packages Old Iron, Lead, Coppor, aud Old Rags, 3
bales Wool.Per big Trenton-88,t0u feet P V
Timber, 6000 feet Sawe i Pino Lumber.
BALTIMORE-Per sobr Alfred E Smyrck-58.000 feet
Steam Sawod Lumber.
THIS CHAKLKsTON MAIIKKT,
[FOR TOR VTEEE EMDINO TI10R8DAT EVENING, MAT 10]
COTTON.-The business of the week ondlng on tho
3d instant closed on a very unsettled market, with Ir
regular and depressod prices, tho nowa from Europo
! having been unqualifiedly bad for some time. On Fri
day, tho ith iiiBt., tho flrut day of tho preaont week, the
market here assumed r? moro'firm ?nd regular tone-the
valuo of tho ?tapio became more setilod, and with a fair
demand, the ?slea of the day extonded to about 280
balos at Mc to 28c per Jb for Ordinary to Good Ordinary,
58o to 29o per lb for Mlddlinir, and Sic for Good Middling
Cotton. On Saturday, owing in a great mcaaaro to tho
Uglit stock, the market ?tlffonod and the better grades
improved to the extent of le per lb. Middling Cotton
being quoted at 29o to 30o por ib, and Good Middling
Cotton at 32c por lb. On Monday purchasers appearod
to be indifferent about buyintr, and tho sales of the day
waro oonflnod to about 100 bales at previous raten. On
Tuesday and Wednesday the market continued Arm
with an advancing tendency, and the sales of the two
days amounted to 460 balos. Yesterday tbo light stock
still continued to give sellers the sdvsntago, and pur
chasers genorally had to pay extreme quotations in
order to fill their ordora. Tho sales amounted to 250
bales. We quote:
Ordluary to Good Ordinary.24 to 26 per lb.
Low Middling......- to28 .. ?'
Middling.29 to?0 '? "
8trict Middling.- to 31 ?? ?.
GoodMtddling.32 to- " "
BEA ISLAND COTTON.-The receipt? of tai? olaas of Cot
ton havo almost suspended, and we learn of no transac
tion? :
COTTON STATEMENT.
S.It'ld. Upld. Rice.
Btock on band Sept. 1, 1865. 362 1610 100
Recei'ta from Sept. 1, '65 to May 2,'C6. 4668 81622 35i0
Receipts from May 3 to 0. '66 10 2353 15
Total Recolpts.,.6040 85585 3626
Exports. S. I'd. Up'd. Rice.
From Sept. 1, 'C5, to
May 3, 186G.4878 78308 2740
From May 4 to
May 10, '06,. 280 1015 -
4861 79923 2740
Total oxports.4804 799J3 2740
Stock on hand and on shipboard.17G 6G62 885
RICE.-The supply of this grain, received since our
last report, bss naen so small that it Is unworthy of
mention, and wo learn that the limited stock in the
oouutry has boon nearly exhausted. Suoh small sales
as take placo are at previous rates, say Ile. to 12c. $! Iii
for clean Carolina.
NAVAL STORES.-Demand good and prlcos firm.
Spirits of Turpentine Improving. Receipts for past
week 617 bbls. Rosin, mottly Palo snd No. 1, and .of
Spirits 363 bbls. Pale Rosin sold from $10, $9.60, and
$9 9 280 lbs.; No. 1, $7.60 to $5.60 "P 280 lbs ; Opaque,
$6; 34 No. 3, $2 50 V> 280 lbs. ; 52 Nos. 2 aud 3, at $2.60@
3.50 <? 280 lb?. | 27 No. 2, at $4; 93 bbls. Spirits, as they
ran, at 80c. ; 200 bbls. at 8lc, new packages; 70 bbls.
(New York bbls.) at 82a-n arket closing Arm at latter
prloe. Market bare.
H,HAY.- The arrivals of North River still continues
large, and amount? to about 2500 bales during the week.
Prices tinco oar last have somewhat receded, and we
are Informed of sales of about 900 bales North River at
$1.86, and 200 bales do. at ti.50.
. CORN.-The receipts continue lu good supply, and
foot up near 20,000 bushels tinco our last statement.
The market baa been irregular and unsettled, buyers
and Boilers being unable to agree. The latter were
generally disposed to sell at about $1.25 per bushol,
with bogs, the form or offering about $1.20 per bushel,
with bags. Wo quote the market at about $1.10 to
$1.15 per bushol weight, without bags. The transac
tion? of tho week have been almost entirely confined to
the retail trade. Wo learn of a sale of a mixed lot of
3000 bushels to arrive from New York at $1.08 per bushel
weight.
OATS.-Some five thousand bushels havo come to
band during the weok, and the market is folly supplied
with bat a limited demand. For large quantities, the
article is worth about 60 to 65c. per buahel, and in a re
tail way about 70Y.. per bushel measure.
FLOUR.-The demand has been small and the
market rather heavy; sales of Super have taken place at
$8.37 to $8.50 per bbl., and of Extra at $0.50 to $0.78
par bbl.
BACON-The stock has been growing light and ibu
demand aontluulng fair; the market has somewhat stif
fened and holders are disposed to ask higher prices for
prime meat. We quote Prime Shoulder? Arm at 16c
per lb., and Prime Ribbed Side? at 17'?o. per lb , with a
good demand.
TIMBER AN O LUM B F.R -The stock of prime Timber
.continue? good, wi<h sales of Common at $8.00 to $12.00
per M, and prime Shipping Timber at $18.00 to $24.00
per M, with a good demand; Steam Sawed Lu rubor is ln
fair roquo.it at $25.00 to $35.00 por M.
SALT.-The only transaction that we loam was a aale
of 600 sack? of common Liverpool, in good order, at
auction at $1 lax to $117>? per sack. The stock on band
in store la heavy..
FREIGHT-To Liverpool the rate romains without
change, say }{d. to 9-16d. y. lb for upland, and Id. for
Sea Island. To Havre there is no vessel on the berth.
A bark of about 600 tona has been charte od here to load
for Bordeaux with Timber and Ootton on private term?.
Coastwise to New York tbe steamers have reduced their
rates, and are now asking %o. $ lb for Upland, and le.
ft lb for Sea Islsnd Cotton-by sailing vessel the rate i?
unaltered, say Ko. to Ko. V lb for Upland Cotton.
EXCHANGE.-Bills on England have Improved, and
sixty day drafts were quoted yesterdsy at COO, with some
.ales abovo this rate. DOMESTIO EXCHANGE.- The
Banks are checking on New York at Sight for j; per
cent, premium, and private drawers at psr. The Banks
are purchasing Sight checks at ! ; off; 10 to 15 dsys ?f
off; and 30 day? 1>4 off. Private drawora are buying
Sight drafts at y, to >4" oil.
GOLD is dull, and the Brokers were yesterdsy buying
at 27 and ?oiling at 38.
August.? market.
AUGUSTA, Mayo.-CoTTOM.-Tho market waa quiet,
*|th some little demand for the better grades. A few
as were made at price? ranging from 26o to 20c.
IOLD.-Somo ssles were made to-day at 128, with a
.better demand than on yesterday. Brokors buying st
126>4%
1ER - PolllCR at 124.
Bounds.-SUt? 6 per cent bonds sold at 80.
Wilmington Market.
, IINGTON. May 0.-OOTIO?-A few bales of mid
dlingxAld at 26 to 28c.
cn ?JB TCBPEKTTNK-There bas been a falling off in
recel?t?. About 6u bbl? wore ?oldat $3 BO for virgin, $3
for yellow dip, and $1 so for hard.
Spoin To psHTiN? l? still in active demand, with a
alight advance in price, 8) bbl? were sold yesterday, st
C3 to 54o (country pkgs), snd 65o (N Y pkg?) for white.
ROSIN-The market la firm, with oetter feeling.
There were sales yesterday o' 450 bbls at 7 60 to 87 78
to $8 for pal?, 6 60 to $0 to $0 60 to $6 76 to $7 io? No
1, C5 for Opaque, and $2 10 for common.
Memphis Market.
MEMPHIS, May 8-COTTON_The Cotton market
opened yesterday morning quite active. Price? wera
finn with a fair Inquiry. Offerings wera fair, but hold
ers wera asklog SO to 81o for Middling. Th? New Totk
noondlspatohsalds "A ?toara? haa arrived with Liver
pool dates to tho ovenlng of th? 28th nit,, quoting Irc-m
?
tfd to Vid decline. Middling Uplanda 14k to 14?id."
Tho news had no perceptible effect ou the New York
market-romalning at 33c. This news had a tendency
to check the market. Buyers wero not disposed to con
?ide to holders' prices, consequently thoro were few
isles at Irreuular prices. Middling at 29 to 30c; Low
Middling at 27 to ?H..-. Owucrs seemed inclined to hold at
10 to 31c for Middling. Tho market c'o-ed quiet aud un
settled- We givo our quotations as nominal:
Ordinary.?..,.24@25
Good Ordinary.id-ill
Low Middling.28@29
Middling.8(t@3l .
Strict Middling.32@
Good Middling.....330
Baltlmor? Market.
BALTIMORE. May 7-COFFE?.-Market steady but
quiet; w report sales of 361 bags Rio, in lots, st 18@20>?
c, outstdo for prime.
FLOUR.-Receipt* aro small, and stock in dcalors
hinds very much reducod; Supors particularly aro
very surco aud Arm. Wo report ?slea to-day of HU?
bble. Northwestern Extra at $11; 200 bbls City Mills
standsrd Extra at $10 75. We reviso our quotations,
Bhowlng enhanced values for sll grade? of Super and
Extra, except high grados of Baltimore, as follows:
H ?ward-Ht, i'?? t Su or and cut ?xtra $9.25 to $9 76;
do shipping Extra $10 0J to $11; do high grades
$1125 to $12; do F.?mily 13 to $13 60; OhloUnpt-r and
Cut Extra'J'J.?, lof.I 75; do ??hipping Extra IO (U to $11;
do retailing brands 11 to $11 60; do Family 12 to $14;
Northwestern Supor 8 78 to $9'15; do. E'xrra 10 25 to
$11; City Mills Super 0 25 to $9 60; do standard Extra
10 60 to $10 75;do Bhlpping brands Extra 12 6U to $13;
do hi li grad'-e Extra 10 to $11; Baltimore, Welch's and
Qroonflold Family $16. Bye Flour, new, 4 76 to $6 25.
Corn Meal-City mills $4 25 p? r bal.
G SAIN.-Wheat continues in very limited supply, and
owing to which there it very little grlndlug being doue
by our city millers. There wore several samples or
Whoat on 'Change to-day, by way of trying the market,
ono from Michigan, and another from New York State,
but both were held above tho views of huyere. Tbero
Is also stored several lots of prime Canada, but that
which Is wanted is Southern and Pennsylvania, all other
descriptions aro slow of sale. We roport ealos to-day of
COO buHhels Mary laud red st $2 76; 1160 bushels fair do
at $2 00 per bushel. No Sprl? g Wheats offered for sove
rsl days. Corn -17,000 bushels white and 11,000 bush
els yellow offered; demand activo, with Bales of 12,000
bushels white at 83to86cts; ?40U bushels yellow at 81
ota, and 7000 bushels good to prime do at 82 vi to 86 cts.
Oats.-4500 bushols offeied, with sales of 1500 bushels
at 66 to 68 ota weight.
MoLAsflRH.-Our market is almost bare of Block in first
bands. - A cargo for boiling was recently purchased at
Philadelphia for Ballimore account. The two refineries
now established here for the manfaoturing of Hugar
from Molasses, will m&ke a botter market for the article
than heretofore.
PROVISIONS.-The market is active, and at Improving
prices generally. Bacon and Bulk Moats were to-day
most in demand. We roport tales of 60,000 lbs Bacou
Sides, loose, at I0s?c-, 10,000 lbs do at lGJic; 76"bhds do
at 17c; IShhds do Shoulders at 14o; and 60 do In Jobbing
lou at 14o to 14}?c; 60,000 lbs Bulk Shoulders at 13c;
60,000 lbs and 60 hhda Sides, bott? at $15 80 per 100 lbs.
Mess Pork is held at $30 per bbl, and Western Lud. in
tleroes and bbls, at 22o per lb. The market dosed very
Arm, with a farther advance anticipated. Hams are
also held higher, best brands quoted st 23Ko to 24c.
8A.LT.-Wo hear of nothing doing worthy of special
remark. Sales aro confined to lots from jobbers, and
prices aro without mateiiai chungo from those last
quoted.
SUOMI.-The market is firm tboueh inactive; wo re
port sales to-day of C7 hhds Porto Rico, ox sehr Oregon,
at 12??c; 45 hhda do, in lots, at li to l'J.V? and 75 bhds
good do on private terms.
WHISKEY-Ia firm, with salos of 100 bbls Western on
private terms, and sovoral jobbing lots do at $2 27 per
gallon.
Ifew York market.
MONEY MARKET.
The Bank return shows a large addition to the loans
since last Monday, nearly nine nilli ion a, which, on in
quiry, wo find to have been niadu chiefly on Govern
ment atooks. Thl J is about the only way ia which tho
heavy banka can employ their increasing country
balances. Thu spode and doposlt lines iucreuao $2,071,
060 and $7,G5t,728 respectively. Tho legal tender notes
aud notes of circulation ate about steady, aa compared
with the previous report. 'Iho miiktt fur money to-day
is 4 to 5 per cent, ou Government collateral, and 5 per
cent, as the general rule to the brokers ou miscellane
ous stack securities. The su ply is easier on Govern
ment than at the close of last week.
The latest foreign nowa by the China at Halifax lo tim
29th tilt., this morning, was less favorable io- United
States 5-20's, and not quite so good for the cotton trade
as by the orri val of tho 27th April, AS compared, how
ever, with tho news of last week, Iho colton interest
lookB much Improved, and there ia less distrust or un
easiness felt iu the result of the exchange drawn agatina
cotton In March aud April from the South, and from
thia market, now running to maturity ia Liverpool.
The political advices are imt-cttl'-d, and the Gentian
question would BL-cm to have disturbed the English
Eunds, and, by sympathy, dopresaod American aud
other securities ou the London Exchange. The effect of
the Halifax telegrams in this market, to-day, was to in
duce a higher prlco for golu, an advance in Exchange to
109V? ?> cent., anda small decline, say ,la'<? ?i ft cent,
lu Dulled Matea 5-20's of 1802; buyers of tho latter at
the clo->o of the day at 101 ,',' and sellers at 101 $ cent
Tho other Government securities wero steady on tbo
5-20's oi 1864-5, und the 10-40's, and very firm on all the
7-30'e. Tho ?ales of gold advanced from 127 ii (?a 127 !i
ai on Saturday, to l28.l.i@i2o,5; $ c, and Banken,' bills
on London rose to 109 k ? c.
PRODUCE HARKET.
.NEW YOEE, May .7.-COPI?E-ESS been quiet at
previous prices. We quote Java at 25>?c to 20.'?e; Na
tivo Ceylon at 2lo to ?Mo; Maraculb ? at li),1 io ti 22)?o;
aVsamyiaat 18kc?o ?OJ?O; Ulo at ?15 ??a to -IOVic and
St. Domingo at 17,^'c to li Ha cash, lu gold, per pound.
Bales 750 bagB.
COTTON-Has been in loss demand and heavy. Mid
dlings aro quoted at from 3io to 36c. chiefly within tho
range, per pound Sales since our lust I960 bales,
against receipts of 200 hal s.
t Loun ANO MEAL. -State sud Western Flour has been
in brisk demand, sud ha? advanced 16o to 26c per bbl.
Sales since our lost 18,760 bbls, lnclu ling common to
choice Superfine State and Westoru at $7 60 to $8 80;
very poor to choice kxtra State at $8 30 to $0 00, chlely
at $8 80 to $8 00; round-hoop Extra Ohio poor to good
slipping brands st $9 25 to $9 76 per bbl. We now
quote:
Suporflne State and Western.$7 60@ 8 30
Extra ?tata. 8 30<<j> 9 60
Extra Illinois, Indiana. Michigan, Ac..8 40(?uJ3 60
Extra Ohio, round hoop shipping brands... V 25(g) 9 75
Extra Ohio, trado and family brands...9 80(g)13 60
Extra Oenesoe. 0 65@13 50
Poor to very choleo Extra Missouri.0 85(g>l6 60
Souihorn Flour la dearer. Bales sinco oar last, 780
bbls, in lots, at $10 30 to $11 35 for poor to good, and
$11 40 to $16 50 for good to vory choice oxtra brands
per bbl. Canadian Flour Is again higher. Sales 500 bbls
Extra at $8 60 io $13 por bbl. Rye Flour continuos in
demsnd, including Superfine, at $5 25 to $6 60 per bbl;
sales 180 bbls. Corn Meal is quiet at $3 85 to $4 for
Western, $3 90 to $4 for Jersey, $4 20 for Marsh's Calo
rio, and $4 30 to $4 35 for Brandy wine, per bbl. tal? a
176 bbls.
?HAIN_Wheat has beon quoted firmer, on a fair
business, chiefly in Spring, bales since our laat 65,000
bushels, Including common to very good Milwaukee
Club at $1 01 to $ J; and very poor Chloigo 8prlng at
$1 50per bushel. Corn baa been io modera'? request
and heavy; aalos ?Ince our last 62,600 bushel? at 77o to
80o for unsound, aud 80o to 82c, in ?tore aud delivered,
for sound mixed Western; 82o to 82>ic for yellow do,
per bushel. Osts continue in good request st advancing
prices, including State at 03o to C4 Via; Jersey and Penn
sylvania at $3c to 69c; old Western at 69c to 61c; now
Western at 48c to 65o; Canada at 00o to 61o, per buiheL
Rye has been dnll and nominal. 3000 bushels Canada
Barley were sold at $1 05 per busliol.
Har.-North River bale continues in fair demand
and steady, at 60 to 85o for poor to very choleo per 100
pound?.
Hors-Have been In demand at uniform prices, inclu
ding last year's orop st 20 to 65o, and two years' old at 8
to 800 per lb.
MoLxasEs-Continues quiet but steady, inoluding Now
Orleans at BOO to $110; Porto Rico at 60 to 75c ; Cuba at
40 to 66o par gallos.
NAVAL STORE?- H?vo been In request, including t?plr
Its of Turpentine at 00 to 93o per gallon; Crude do at
$4 75 to $6; Rosin at $3 37y, to $15 per 280 lb?; Tar at
$2 26 to $8 per ubi.
OILS-Have been rather moro sought after. Including
Crude Wfaslo at ?1 to $1 05; Bleachod Whale at $1 20;
Crudi Sperm nt $2 35; Unbluochod do at $2 45 to $260;
Laid Oil at $1 76 to $1 85; ried OB at 86 to 90c; Linseed
Oil st $1 46 to $1 46 per gallon.
I'Ki'aoLr.oM-Is in moderate request to-day, at 27 to
27 j io for Crude, iiy, to 43>ic for Refined in bond, and
66 to 68c tor do free per gallon.
PROVISIONS.-Pork baa boen in active speculative
request at hlghor prices, but closing very in egalarly.
Sales since our last 14,250 bbls, in lots, st $ 29 81 to $80
48 tit new Meas, closing st $30, regalar way ; $29 to $29
26 lor one year old Mess; $2S for uew Primo Moss, $16
25 to $25 50 for new Primo, per bbL Halo? were alto
made of 6500 bbls new Mess, Moy, June and July de
livery, sellers' and buyers' options, at $29 87 to $30 60
per bbL Out Meats sro in good demand at ll^oto
11}?c tot Shoulders and 17c to 18J?0 for Hums; sales 760
pkua. Bacon is lu lair request, Including Cumberland
Oat st 14^o; Short Rib st lOkc; Long Ribbed, 15>?o;
Long Oloar, 10c; short Olear, 16 ??*o to lu>?c per lb. Sales
336 boxes. Dressed Hogs continue scarce and quiet at
Vi Vic to 13,*.(o per lb. Lard ia in brisk speculative de
msnd snd decidedly dearer; sales 2850 tes and bbl? st
18Xo lo 2Jko, and small lota at 22Jio; also, 1350 tea
June and July delivery, 8. O , at 31?;c to 22,'?o per lb.
Beef is lu request at f 10 to $20 60 for new Plain Mess,
and $21 to $24 50 for new Extra do; sales havo been re
ported of 1300 bbls. Tierce Beef rules quiet and nomi
nal. Beef Hams aro in moderate demand, at $41 60 to
$42 21 per bbl; sslee 1/5 bbl?. Batter is in moderate
request at 88c to 60o for State, and 36c to 46o for Weat
?*rn, per lb. Cheese continues lnsotlvo ?,t 15o to 22o per
lb.
8uo&ms-Have been In fair demand at fall price?.
8?ios sine? our last lOTu bhds, lnoludlng Cuba, kc, at
frota 10>?*o to 12??o; and 480 boxes Hsvana at 10ko to
Hooper lb. Wo quotB Mr to good Grocers' at 10J? to
Uko; Refining at 10 !.'c to it) ko per lb. Refined Sugar*
are in good demsnd st lStfo to loj? o per lb.
STKARINIS,- Silos alnoe our last 110,000 lbs, part tot
June delivery, at l8 .?io to 22o per lb.
TALLOW.-asios 146,600lb?at Utfo toll'.o, and 7000
lbs Oreaso at 14*0 to liko per lb.
WHISKEY-Continues dull and nominal at $2 28 to
$2Jtj? per gallon.
FnEiouTs. -For Liverpool there were taken 100 hhdi
Tallow, by steamer, at 7? fid por ton. For Glasgow, by
iterator, 14,000 bushels Cora at 3X& per bushel.
'
Finca mini nuil ( ?mmiiclnl.
TRADE REPOBT -Tho Manchebler Market is quiet,
with s down tard tendency.
LrvsnpooL DnxADBTurra MAUSTET, 28TH.- Tho niar
ket is generally < nil bin ?toady. Klcbarttnon, Spend ti
Co., and Wakefield. Nash ti Oo. report flour veiy dull.
Who.-'t-Salo? ?niall on I quotation? nomlually unchang
ed. Corn quiet at 28s 9d to 29s for Mixed.
LivKiirooi. PnovibioN MAUKKT, 28rn.-Tho market le
hoavy, with a downward tei dency. Messrs. Digland,
A thy a it Co.. sud Gordon, Bruce tt Co. repirt Bo-f
heavy and still declining. .Pork dull, with a downward
tendency. Bacon Inactivo and downward l.a<-d nomi
nal. Batter dill. 1 allow d iwnw .rd ; quoted 40c to 48o.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MAUSTET.-Ashes oasio . olivar
steadier Coffee quiet and droming. Rico downward
Liuscd oakes quiet and steady. LiuBcod Oilstordy.
Sperm Oil ?toady at ?128 per ton. Rosin ?toady. Hplrits
Turpentine quiet mui steady.
PETROLEUM.-Barlt, English k Brandon report :
The sa Ion have b ecu email at 2B to 2s Id for Kell neil; l8
2d for Spirits.
LONDON MABKKTB (Bating).-Breadstuff? quiet and
stoady. Iron quiet. Bara and Balls, ?0 IO?; Scotch
Pig, 79s Ot. Balgar firmer. Coffee firm. Toa very dull.
Rico quiet and steady. Tallow steady at 47s. Petroleum
stendy at 2s 3d for Rollued. " Spirits Turn-ulina lune
tivo. Sperm Oil firm. Linseed cakes stoady at ?11 GB to
?11108.
LivKnrooL, Saturday Evening, April 26.-COTTON.
Sales to-day 60UO biles, including 1000 to ?peculators
and exporter?. Market dull and slightly declined. Mid
dling Uplands about 18>iii to 16d.
Bread'tufTH dull.
Provision? flat.
LONDON, April 28, Evening.-Console close at 8G*? to
8C??.
AMERICAN STOCK?.-United States Flvo-Twcnlles, G9J.
to 70?? ; Illinois Central abaren, T.Hi to 80; Erie Blaaven
61H io 62.
Exports of Cotton
KltOH THE POM OF CUAULESTON, B C, COMMENCING I?T
BEFTSMOED, 1803, TO lOril MAY, 1806, INCLUSIVE.
WHENCE EXPOIVTED.
THIS IPREVI
WRKK. OllSI.Y.
Liverpool.,
Hull.
London...
Glasgow..
Cork.
Total to Great Britain.
Havre.
Marseilles.
Bordeaux and Rochelle.
Nantes.....
Total to France.
Russia-Northern Ports.
Russia-PortH of the Black Sea..
Sweden and Norway.
Denmark.
Spain-Ports on the Atlantic....
Spain-Ports on Mediterranean.
Bamburg.
Bremen.
Cuba.
-I 31,7iU] 31,710
Total othor Foreign Ports.,
New York....
Boston.
Philadelphia.
Baltimore...,
Savannah....
Wilmington.
Jacksonville
Total to Coastwise Ports.
O rand total.
31,740
6,959
337
8
57
402
102
266
140
406
31.740
6,959
6,069
266
140
40C
35.6P6
2.032
1,667
054
7
33
10
40,308
78,413
35,942
2,040
1,721
964
7
33
10
40,710
78,816
CHARLESTON WHOLESALE PRICES,
Corrected and Itevlseil Tor the Week ending
Tt.ariu.ay, May IO, 1800.
AnTlCLE8.
BAGOING, Vi yard
Dundco......................
Gunny Cloth.
BALE ROJ'E.V lb-Manilla.
Western.
New York.
BREAD, ft lb
Navy.none
Pilot.
Crackers.
BRICKS, ft M.
BRAN, ft 100 lbs.
COTTON, ft lb_
Ordinary to good Ordinary.
Low Middling.
Middling to Strict Middling_
Good Middling.
Sea Island.
CANDLES, ft lb-Sperm.
Adamantine.
Tallow.
COFFEE, ft lb-Rio.
Laguayra.
Java.
CORDAGE, ft lb-Manilla.
Tarred American.
CORN MEAL, ft bbl.
COAL, fi ton-Anthracite.
Cumberland.
COPPER-Sheet, ft fe.
FISH-Cod, ft 100 lbs.
Herring, ft box.
Mackerel, No. 1, ?? half bbl.
Mackerel. No. 2. ii half bbl.
Mackerel, No. 8, V bbl..
Mackerel by kits
FISH- Mackerel No. 1.,
No. 2.
No. 8.
Sardine?, ft 100-quarter boxes
Half boxes...
FLOUR,"*} bbl.-Super.
Extra.
Fine.
Fsmily, half bbls.
GLASS, ft box of 60 feet
American, 8x10.
American, 10x12.
French, 12x18.
GRAIN- Maryland Oats, ft bushel..
Western Oats, \\ bushel.
Corn, V bushel.
Beans, ft bushel.
HAT, C1 cwt.-North River.
Eastern.
HIDES- Dry, ft fe.
INDIGO-H lb.
LATHS, ft M.'..
L/iftf-SheU, ft bbl.
Rockport.
Cement.
Plaster Paris.
LtT'IBER, ft M feet
Clear White Pine, 1st quality..
White Pine, good run.
Yellow Pine.
Boards, ft M feet-Bough.
Grooved and Tonguod..
LEATHER, country tanned, ft fe...
MOLASSES ft gallon
Cuba.
Muscovado..',.
Sugar House.,.
NA VAL STORES, ?? bbl-Tar.
Pitch.,
Roain, Palo.
Boiln, No. 1.
BoBin, No. 2.
Rosin, No. 8.,..,
8pirita Turpentine, ft gallon.
Oakum.? lb.
OILS-Lard, ft gallon.
Linseod, ?? gallon.,
Sperm, Winter, ft gallon.
CottonSeod, ft gallon.
Castor (E. I.), ft gallon..
Olive, ft dOEon.:.
OILS -Kerosine, ft gallon.
Benzine, ft gallon.,
PROVISIONS-Boot, moss, ft bbl.,
Beef, prune, ft bbl..,
Pork, mea?, ft bbl.
Bump, fl bbl.a..
Bacon, Hams, ft lb.,
Bacon, Sides, ft lb.
Bacon, Shoulders, ft lb.
Bacon, Strips.
Lord, in keg, ft lb.,
Butter.fi lb.
ObeoBo.
Potatoes, ft bbl.
Onions, ft bbl.,
Apples, ft bbl.i
PAINTS-White Lead, ft lb.,
Black Load, ft fe.
RICE- Carolina, ft fe.
East India Bice.
SLATES-American, ft square.
SHINGLES, ft M-.
White Pino, first quail ty.
SALT-Liverpool, coarse, ft sack...
Liverpool, fine, ft sack.
SOAP-Bar, ft fe...
STARCH, ft fe.
SPICES, ft fe-Cassia.
Mace.
Cloves.
Nutmegs.
Pepper.
Pimento.
lUco Olugor.. .
SPIRITS, ft gallon-Alcohol.
Brandy, Cognac.
Brandy, Domestic.
Glu. rfoUand.
Gin, American.
Rum, Jamalen..
Rum.N.E.
Whisky, Bourbon.
Whisky, Bectifled.
auGAu, ft ib-aT.
Crushed..
Clarified A.
OlarifiedB....
ClarlfledO.
Loaf..
Porto Rioo.
Muaoovado.
BEGAHS- Dome?tiomanufacture,f? M
Wir/m-Prunes, ft fe.
*!*?,? ?.
? 16
?18.00
68
6.00
76
9.60
9.00
14.00
? 3.00
& 26
? -
? 8.60
? 9.75
? -
? 6.00
16.00
14.00
au.00
20.00
22
17
?20.0O
?15.00
?35.00
?22.00
? 26
@ 17 H
U X? 16
20.00 ?32.00
? l8
? 66
? 80
? 4.00
? 4.00
?12.00
? l8
@ H
17
60
24
3.00
8.00
10.00
10
12
U
10
12.60
7.00
12.00
"1.85
? 8.00
? 1.60
2.60
60
28
.)' I,:1
FR UtTS- Dried Apples. ^ lb. 10 @ 28
Almonds, solt ?hell, T? re. 36 @ 12
Raisins, Bl. ?., ft box. 5.00 @ 6.40
Raisins, Layer, $ box. 6.00 G) 6.60
Granges, ? box. 6.00 (c4 6.60
Lemons, ^ box. 3.00 & 60
NAILS
American, 4?20d, it keg...
American Wrought.
Lathing, ^ keg.
Copper, <p lb.
Galvanlr.ed, \i lb.
SplkeB, V lb.
TEAS. H lb-Imperial.
Gunpowder.
11 VKOIl.
Your? Hyson.
Black.
TOHACCO, V ft, ns per quality..
77.lf HER-Hewn Timber-Yellow Pine
Ash.
Poplar.
Hickory.
TIN- I O Roofing Plate.
I X RooOng I'Utes.J16.00 <3>17.t0
ICTin Plate, 10x14.
IX Tin Plate, 10x14.
I O Tin Plates. 14x20.
Block Tin, ^ lb.
TWINE- Cotton, fl lb.
Twine, Baling.
'Xwlno, Hemp.
Jute.
VARNISH-?right, .> gallon.
Baronne.
VI NEGAR- White Wiue, 'S gaUon..
Cider, ^ gallon.
French, J\ gallon.
WINE, ft gallon-Port,.
Madeira.
Sherry.
Claret, 'r> case.
Champagne, 7 banket.
ZINC-Sheet. %1 lb.
7.25 @ 7.75
20 ? -
7.60 @10.00
1.00 ?31 -
80 @ -
12 OS 15
2.00 <? 2.60
2.00 @ 2.60
1.60 (4 1.60
1.60 @ 1.00
1.00 rj? 1.75
45 do 1.60
8.00 @25.00
05.00 @ -
155.00 @ -
75.00 ? -
13.00 @14.00
16.50
18.00 @10.CO
18.00 @ -
47 @ -
75 Co) -
45 @ -
45 @ -
60 <?> -
25 @ -
- S -
60 @ -
SO @ -
1.00 @ 1.25
2.50 <o> 6.00
2.25 @ 6.00
2.25 du 6.00
6.00 @13.60
25.00 (0)30.08
2G (3 27
Oomlgncci |ier Som It Carolina Itnllrunil
May IO.
243 bales Cotton, 130 bales Mdr.o, 019 bags Bough Rico,
103 bbls Naval Stores. 6 cars Lumber, 3 cars Furniture,
aud Sundries. To E H Rodgers A Co, ti Smith. W R
Cumming?, B H Barden, Adams, Frost ' k Co, Webb,
Ayor k Trumbn, J R Prlnglo, J B E Sloan, Willis k
ChlBolin, W B Williams, J C Ogcmauu, II L Jeffers &
Co, Mar shall, Beach A- Co, J N Robson, Mowry k Co. H
Cohia k Co, Bunt Bros, Esuapsux ft Lsluo, J t J I)
Kirkpatrick, Street Bros k Co, P Fogarty ft Co, A Getty
A- Co, W Marscher, Or anser k Smith, Taft St Howland,
L O Clifford, B D White. T D Wagoner, J Frasor k Co,
G W Williams k Co, J Page, L B Banks, Loo & Sponccr,
F 0 Moy, M Goldsmith k Son, Ebaugh & Msllonee.
Consignees per Northeastern Itallroud,
Nay 9.
100 balea Cotton, 96 bbls Naval Stores, 6 cars Lumber,
Mdze. Ac. To Adams, Frost & Co, 7. Davis, Gonzales,
Woodward k Co, Bcroven & Nesbit, Gracser k Smith,
DukcB .V Co, S L Howard, E H Rodgers & Co, J M Cald
well & Son, J Armstrong, L Chaplu, Oatllard & Mioott,
B H Barden, J S Higgs k Co.
Pnssentiers.
Per steamship Emily B 8oudor. for New York
Mrs J McCarthy. Mr Gettv, Mrs Callicot and child, Mrs
Little. MitB Waller, Mrs E U Little. E B Calhoun, M C
Beuuet. D Von Kordon. Miss Bogle, Miss H? att, W C
Mousing, T U Waters. Miss R Menkc, Rev E J ftloynsr
die, H Erricks, Col W M Bcobe. WT Easton, F Stornger.
J W Fulsimanii, G Z Higgin? and child, T A Morrill G
A Balley. J C Harrold. F L Neal, J D Terry, Mr Klmbsll,
T D Jervey, E Rugg, J W Mooro, A T Jacobs, I tu tho
second cabin, and 27 in steerage,
Por steamer Ocn Hooker, from Edisto-T A Barnard,
W G Baynard, Jr. H M Balley, A 8 Bailey, Miss ADlo
per, ? Carey, sod 10 in steerage.
PORT CALENDAR.
COBRKCTKO WF.KKLT.
PHASES Or TOE MOON.
IAst Q. 7th, 4b. 22m. even IFlrst Q. 21st, 4h. 38m. morn
New M. 14th, 9u.38m. morn! "'nil M. 2-iih, 7b. 68m. morn
F|
SUN.
niSGS. 1 BETF.
MOON
BIB EH.
mon
WATER.
7 1IMIH1.IV.
Tuesday.
Wednesday,
Thursday ..
Friday.
Saturday ...
Sunday.
6.. 8
6.. 7
6,. 6
5.. 6
5.. 4
6.. 4
5.. 3
6..45
6..45
6. .40
6..47
6..47
6..48
6..49
12..IG
12..67
1..39
2..17
2..69
3..41
4..2G
1.. 1
1..67
3.. 0
4.. 4
4..59
6.. 68
6..47
MARINE NEWS.
I'OllT OF OIlAHliKBTON
Arrived Yesterday. iM.?v 10
Steamship Cumberland, Bccd, Baltimore-left Mon
day, 4 PM, and 40 hours from tho Capes. Mdzo. To
Willis k Chisolm, Killick, Wickenh< rg & Co, J B
E Sloan, Mchrtens A Wubltmanu, Luhre k Stelling, W
H Easterby, J A Armstrong, J F Slattery, J Dothsgo, L
Schnell & Co, J N Robson, J G Moffett, A F Rsvenel, D
A Ammo, Grae<er k 8m lth, W H Easterby, H Klattc k
Co, Cantwell & Co, Phillips k McDowell, Hunt Bros, W
B William?, Cameron, Barkley A- Co, Bollmann Bros, J
W Brown k Co, Caldwell k Robson, Laurey k Alexan
der. Natloual Express Co, J H Graver, H Cobla 4 Co, G
W Steffens k Co, Davis Ar Co, H Bischoff & Co, J King &
Co, Austin, Andrns A- Co, Worner k Duoker, J B Togul,
T Stenhouse. Brans ft Bee, W G Whlldon & Co, J Hur
kamp k Co, J Sehslla, Mordecal & Co, J H V?llers, J W
Carrnalt, Ebaugh k Mallonee, Ravenel k Barnwell, L F
Rooster, B O'Nrill, J Campton k Co, Charleston k Au
gusta Railroad, J li Duval & Son, K<nncker & Glover, H
Bischoff k Co, King k Casaidey, W H Chafoe, L Rich ft
Sons, H T Peake, R W Gale ft Co, J C Blohme, L Chap?n
ft Co, Street Bros & Co, H F Baker ft Co. Gen D E Sick
les, Somers ft Baruch, Barral, Nichols ft Co, H Oerdts
& Co, and Order.
Br brig L-jno Star, Curtis, Liverpool, 69 day?. Coal.
To R Mure ft Co, und Order.
Steamer Oen'l Hooker, Torrent, Edisto. Maze. To
0 L GuiUeaumo.
Cleared Yesterday. .(MAY io
Steamship Emily B Souder, Lockwood, New York-W11- !
11s ft Chisolm.
Br bark Lakemba, Rood,Liverpool-Ferguson ft Holmes.
'Went to Sea Yesterday. (MAY 10
8teamshlp E B Souder, Lockwood, New York.
Sehr J B Clayton, Clayton, Philadelphia.
Sehr Time, Geogbegan, Baltimore.
From this Port.
Sehr Flying Scud, MoNamar, Baltimore, May 7.
Sehr James Jones, Bulen, Georgetown, 8 O, May 7.
Up for titi? Port.
Steamship Adele, Hall, at Baltimore May 8. to leave
May 12.
Sehr M N Lindsey,?.Joncs, st Baltimore, May 7.
Cleared for this Port.
Sehr Damon, Johnson, at Boston, May 6.
Sehr M W Smith, Tooker, at New York, May 7.
Sailed for tula Port.
Steamship Kalorama, Donkin, from Baltimore, May 9.
Memoranda.
The Baltimore Gazette, of the 8th inst, says the steam
ship Adele, at that port from Nea York, Is intended to
rnn between Charleston and Baltimore.
The brig Manzanilla, from Charleston for Boston, ar
rived at Holmes Hole, May 0.
H.IST OF SHIPPING
In the Port of Charleston, May IO, IwOO.
VXAB?X8 UNDBIt 100 TONS, 'ANT* STEAMERS COABTIKO
WriUrS T11K BTATB, KXCIFTED.
STEAMSHIPS.
Quaker City, 1143 tons, West, at Adgcr's wharves, for
. Now York, loading.Rsvenel ft Oo.
Cumberland, 355 tons, Reed, at Atlantic wharves,
from Baltimore, discharging..Willis ft Chisolm.
SHIPS.
Hudson, 1130 tons, Potter, at Atlsntla wharves, for Liv
erpool, loading.Willi a ft Chisolm.
BARES.
Mary (Br), 300 tons, Maoomber, At Adger'a wharves,
from-, waiting.Master.
Lakemba (Br), 684 tons. Rood, in the Stream, for
Liverpool, ready.....?.Ferguson ft Bolmes.
Ezra (Br), 640 tons, Bradshaw, at Yanderhoret's wharf,
for Liverpool, loading....R Mure ft Oe.
Eureka (Br), 674 tons, Smith, at Vanderhorst'a wharf,
for Liverpool, loading. .,Marshall, Beach ft Co.
Orion (Nor), 351 tons, Kvensen, at Kerr's wharf, for
Liverpool, loading.Marshall, Beach ft Co.
Architect (Br) 384 tons, Itoacwarne, at Marshall's whsrf,
for Bristol, Eng, loading.R Mure ft Co.
Helen Sands, 664 tons. Oils, st Brown ft Co's wharves,
for Liverpool, loading.Htront Bros ft Oo.
Princeton (Br), 351 tons, Ackerly, st Kerr's wharf, for
Wilmington, N C, ready.J A Euslow ft Co.
Marathon, - tons, Drlsko, in Ashley River, for Havana,
loading.t-troot Bros ft Co.
Frank Marlon, 678 tons, Partington, st Brown ft Co's
wharves, to load for Bordeaux... .Willis ft Chisolm.
Ango Gasrdieno (Frl, - tons, Bijou, at Kerr's wharf,
from Havana, to be repaired.JA En slow ft Co.
BRIOS.
Wickopee (Br), 361 tons, Leland, at Vanderhorst'a whsrf.
from Liverpool, walting.Master.
JOBIO A Devereux, 391 tons, st Fairchild'? vthf, for Balti
more, loading.Street Bro? ft cJ.
0 W Ring, - tons,-, In Ashley River, for Balti
more, loading.ti F Baker ft Co.
Heath, 168 ton?, Wym/Ji, in tho Stream, from Balli
more, walting.Willis k Chisolm.
T?-utas (Span), 167 tons, Rosis, at Cou tra! wharves, for
Barcelona, loadle g.DeOottea A Balas.
Lone Star (Br), - tons. Curtis, In the Stream, from Liv
erpool, Just arrived....R Mino ft Co.
SO HO ONKI tfl
Aid (Br), 167 ton?. Mccormick, at Bennett'? Min. for
Weat Indies, loading.DeCottes A Salas.
A^ne?, 14? ton?, Trebble, In Ashley Hirer, for Ware
ham, Mass, loading.Master.
Lilly, 418 tuna. Francis, at Adgcr's wharves, for New
York, toa lin?;....,...7..WBoach.
Southerner; 900 toe?, Darling, at Brown ft Oo'? whv?,
lor Boston, Lading,..,.,.P P Locke.
f Mo ?ri ;. tey -: .
.' . i'. -? I .1 '. . . . : ;
.lilli ...'?.'..
: . .- . i |
i N Smith, 137 ton?. Stet non, at Brown A Co's wharves,
from Now York, walting.Master.
filo World. 150 lorn?, llildreth, at Adger's wharves,
from New York, discharging.W Roach.
W Rumsey, - tons, Crnniuor, In Ashley Rlvor, Ki
Fall Uiver, Mass, loading.U F Rakor A Co.
lharley Woolsoy, 207 tons. Parker, in Ashley River,
for a Northern Port, loading.Master.
'. J Pabner, 197 toiiB, Palmor, at Marshall's wharf, for
Baltimore, loading.8treet Pros A Co.
lary D Ireland, 206 ton?, Ireland, at N E It K wharf,
for Philadelphia, loading.H F Baker A Co.
jvcrglade. 121 tuun, Wrniin, at Boyeo ft Cu's wharves,
from Boston, discharging.White k Paine.
ulla E Oainngo, 172 tone. Wood, at Patton'? wharf,
from Rockport, Mo, discharging..Trout A A in ?bury.
? H Learning, 174 tone, Ludlara, at Central wharves,
ire m Philadelphia, discharging.... II F Baker A Co.
)anlel Brittain, 269 tons, 8pringor, at Contrai wharves,
iront Boston, discharging.Master.
?Rio L 8initb, loO tons, hmi'h, at Brown A Co'? whv?,
from New York, discharging.Master.
ona? Sparks, 186 tona. Crowther, at Brown ft Co'? whvs,
f i oin Baltimore, discharging.Street Bros A Co.
liar?, 21)5 tons, Barrett, at Boyeo k Go's wharves, from
Philadelphia, discharging.T 8 k T G Budd.
Greneral Reduction
IN
OF
SPRING AND SUMMER
CLOTHING,
AT
NO. 219 KING-STREET,
WEST SIOI0,
ONE DOOB SOUTH OP MARKET-8T.
THE 8UB8CRIBEK HAVING ALREADY OFFERED
ALL his LATE Importations of CLOTHING AT
LOW ntlOhfl. in accordai!co with ihe reduction of
prices in Now York, now offers the entire stock of
CLOTHING
AND
FUBNISHING GOODS
AT CORRESPONDING
LOW PRICES,
AND WILL SELL AS
LOW AS ANY HOUSE IN TUE CITY.
Tbo materials and workmanship of stock of Clothing
aro of first-cloBs.
Purchasers are invited to call and see
for themselves.
Capt. B. W. McTUREOUS,
Who has charge of the Salts Department, will teko
pleasure In showing them through the entire Stock.
WILLIAM MATTHIESSEN,
ACtJBNT,
Sonlor of the old flrna of MATTHIESSEN, O'HARA &
OG. _ April 24
JOHN KING & GO.
WHOLESALE GROCERS
ADD
Commission Merchants,
OFFER FOB SALE,
On Reasonable Terms?
At No. 88 Hasel-street,
Of\f\ BBL8. STJPEB AND EXTRA FLOCK
?)\J\J ISO bul?. Brown Sugar, assorted
60 bbla. Crushed Sugar
60 bags Coffee
20 bags Pepper
20 bags Spice
5 bags Ginger
6 bales OloveB
2 cases Nutmegs
26 boxes Ground Ginger
200 boxes Adamantine Candles
26 b?rrela Herring
100 kogs Dutch Herring
100 boxes Cheese, assorted
100 kits Mackerel
100 >i bbla. Mackerel
76 a bbls. Mackerel
60 bbls. Mackerel
25 kits Salmon
60 boxes Codfish
loo kegs and boxes Herring
100 boxes Soap
200 boxes Starch
26 bbls. Molasse?
26 bbls. Copperas
BO kegs Epsom Salts
26 cases Cotton Cards
16 eases Wool Cards
36 chests Hyson and E. B. Tea.
ALSO,
A FULL ASSORTMENT OF
PICKLES,
Oysters,
Salmon,
Lobsters,
Poaches,
Sloe Apple?, fro., ko,
JOHN ION? & CO.,
March 5 mwf No. 88 HASEL-STREET.
WHISKEY^ WINE,
BRANDY. Ac.
err\ BBLS. SUPERIOR BOURBON WHISKEY
?VM bbls. Magnolia Whiskey
6 bbls. Gin
100 caaos 11. Julien Claret ?
60 oases Champagne, quarts and pints
100 oases fiautorno Wins
100 case? Fine Old Bourbon Whiskey
100 caso? Magnolia Whiskey
60 case? Primrose Whiskey, super
60 eases Old Bye Whiskey
100 caso? Fine Cordial Oin
60 cases Old Q. Brandy
26 cases Bum, "86. Orolx"
600 cases Ale, "Muir k Bonn," quarts and pints.
Just received par steamers and schooners, and foi
cale low by J NO. KING A OO.,
March 6 nvwf No. S8 Basel-atrcot.
ALE. ALE.
ftAA BBL8. AM8DELL BBOS. CELEBRATED
?\J\J ALBANY AMBER CREAM ALE, received
weekly, and for aals by ",M? ^
JNO. KING ? 00.
Marah . row? No. 88 IIasel-streat.
HOLLOWWAEE.
1AAA PIECES HOLLOW WAKE, CONSISTING
I II ?li If of Pots, Ovens, Spiders, Fryingpan?, fto.
Vor sale low by JNO. KING A CO.,
March; 6 _No. 88 Hasel-street
?KEltY ANS GLASSWARE
J
?f\ CRATES AND HHDS. OP ASSORTED GROCER,
\J BY AND GLASSWARE, ?mt received and tot
6 by JKO. KING fr 00.,
Marchs mwf , No. 88 Haselstrcet.
. -, ?j- ; n
STEAM ENGINES
AND
CIRCULAR SAW MILLS.
One twenty horse-power Saw
Bill, with Circular Saw, &o.B
jomplete.
One twenty-five horse-power
3aw Mill.
One thirty horse-power Saw
Mill.
FOR SALE, READY FOR DELIVERY, BY
CAMERON, BARKLEY & CO.,
NO. 150 MEETING-STttEKT.
April 30_
CAMERON, BARKLEY & CO.,
RAILWAY, STEAMBOAT
AMD
Engineers' Supplies,
Mechanical Appliances, &c;
BAB IRON,
CAST STEEL,
LOW MOOR and CAST STEEL TYRES,
SAW MILLS,
CIRCULAR, HAND and
OHOSS ODT 8AW8,
Leather and India Rubber Belting?.
&C, &Ca, &Cl
A largo variety of
EVANS & WATSON'S
BURGLAR AND FIRE PROOF SAFES
AT MANUFACTURERS' PRICES.
NO. 160 MEETING-STREET,
CORNER WENTWORTH.
April 3tl_
STOVES !
Stoves! Stoves!
A FINE ASSORTMENT
OF
ST OVES,
FBOM THE MOST
CELEBRATED MANUFACTURERS,
CONSISTING IN PART OF
PRAIRIE FLOWER, BARLEY 8HEJ!LF,
PALMETTO, HOD80N,
ORIENTAL, CHIEFTAIN,
RURAL. LILY. Aa.
8HIP AND 8TEAMBOAT RANOE8, ,
FAMILY AND HOTEL BANGES.
BW ?ail? l?w UT ... .--. .
CAMERON, BARKLEY & CO.,
April 30_No. ISO MEETING STREET.
HUGER & HASELL,
No. 137 MEETINQ-ST.,
CHARLESTON. S. C.
LOCOMOTIVES, RAILROAD IRON
RAILWAY SUPPLIES
PORTABLE 4 STATIONARY ENGINES
IRON & WOOD WORK MACHINERY
SAW MILLS, GRIST MILLS
COTTON GINS,
MILL AND GIN BANDS
WILDER'S SALAMANDER SAFES, A?.
April a_m
THE SA.VA.NOSr-AaH:
NEWS AND HERALD,
PUBLISHED AT
No. Ill Bay-street, Savannah, Ga.,
U TOB
OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITY,
Ia assigned the publication of
ADVERTISED LETTERS,
As haviog tho
LARGEST CIRCULATION
In the City and County, .
And Fnbllthoa tho Legal AdverttaexnenU of nearly every
County which has Ita Advertising dono In Bavavannah.
It la the
BEST .ADVERTISING* MEDIUM
In 1U Section of the Stat?.
TERMS:
Daily..$10 per Annum.
Tri-Weekly.... 6 ?. ?.
Weekly. S ?. ?.
S* W. MASON,
KdlCou- ?nd Proprietor.
April 37_.
BREWSTER & BPRATT,
Attorsejs at LAW and Solicitor, fat Equity?
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