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MONDAY MORNING. MAYU, I860.
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COMMERCIAL..
? Kxvorta.
BARCELONA-Pel- Bp pol Tomos-173 baea Up Cotton,
1.91 feot P P Lumber. _ " ,
HEW YORK-Per Btcamsblp Quaker Olly-160 balea
Cotton, tis. sacks Salt, 161 package? Brodrlo?.
BALTIMORE-Per Behr E J Palmer-93,00? feet P Pine
Lumber.
Tb? Ctaarlesten Cotton Market,
The Cotton market on Saturday last was qiiet and un
changed. Sales about ISO bales, *?lth align1 stock. We
qnote :
Ordinary to Ooo:l Ordinary.2,@20
Lo* Middling.-?T
Middling.J?@30
Strict MiddliDg.I.-@31
Oood Middling.?2@
Mobile market.
MOBILE, May 9- COTTON-To-day bas beenextreme
ly dull In Cotton, willi vory llttlo disposition b buy at
the unsettled state of the market. Wo havo ieard of
ot.lv UK) bales sold, at prices nominally 31c to 82o, the
quoiatlons showing a decline of from lo to 5o on the
rates of yes'orday Tin? niarkot closes dull and 1st.
L MoNErAnv AND FINANCIAL-We have no innortant
?Mian?-?? to note in ho marhet to day.
There has beon a good Inquiry ia Gold, buttbolmlted
supply has limited transactions, the market clottng at
127 ?oianv:
Stortiugis still with a wide range, from 133 to Ho, oo
csrdlug to class of Billi. '
Domestic-Sight is scarce, and held firmly by Hanks
and Buukors at }? premium for New York 8iglit Wo
hear of no ?fforing of Time Bills.
Ne?-Orleans Sight is firm nt par, with nottilt g offer
ing below.,,
New Orleans Marlttt. . .
?:*:W ORLEANS, May 7.-OOTTO?J.- -The- mark?was
vorably lnflaenced to-day by the ateamship'PorU'rnn'a
I advices, which came to hand on last evening. Kost
factors at an early hour advanced their figures fully So
per lb, while buyers, though apparently anxious to one
rate, were to somo oxtent prevented by the string? toy
of asking rates, and the opo? attona for the day luve
been restricted to 1200 bales, taken by 11 brokers, alan
average advance of about one cent on Saturday's quo*
tatlous. Tho upward tendency of piices resulted in
inoreased offerings, and the market was, on the whee,
much better supplied than it had been for some tike
past. One list of 60U bales, classing strict good ordinal],
was reported sold, as it had been withdrawn fruin ti?
market, early in the afternoon ; but, on inquiry, we felt
-sktlsfled'tn.at no sale had been effected, and that it bad
-Aeon taken off the market for the purpose of direct snip
ment to a,(orelgn port The quotations at the close of
.OuslneuB wp-o i-oniewbat irregular, but the subjoined
?rill ne found to include the principal SJIIOB that hare
boon reported to-day, viz : Ordinary 38 to 30o, flood
-Ordinary al to 33o, Low Middling 33 te 35c, and Mid
dling at 30 to 37o.
STATEMENT OF COTTON.
Stock on band8ept- 1st, 1865.bales.. 83,23?*
Seceivel since Saturday. 1776
Becolvod previously.689.701-?01,477
774,716
Exported since Saturday.-. 0000
Exported previously.817,177-817,177
-Stock on hand and on shipboard not cleared.167.630
BuoAtt ADD MOLASSES.-The receipts from the coast
since Saturday comprise l8 hhds ot Sugar-no Molasses.
The market ?till continuos very dull, but price*are
more steady, i'bo supply of boih foreign and domestic
is fair, but with very little demand. We still continue
our quotations as follows: For Inferior Louisiana Sugar,
'7 to iocs for Common to Good Common, 10 to 12c; 13 Vi
to 14 ,'i?! for Fair to Fully Fair, 16 to 15>fc for Prime,
and 15J( to 16c per pound ior Choice; Cuba Sugar at
14 H to IB,.! for Fair to Prime. Louisiana Molasses at 45
to 60c, and Oqba at 43 to ??o per gallon. On Saturday
last, not previously reported, ?? lot of 80'hhds of Fully
Fair Louisiana Sugar sold at about 14 Ko per pound.
FLOUU^-TIIO market has boen very quiet to-day, but
pricos Tor the higher grades are very lirm, while there
la but little Inquiry lor the lowor classes. Wa notice
sales ol 763 bius, as follows: 70 cho.ee- extra st $14,150
extra at H? IS, 10 ) low extra (not Inspected) at $13*37y,
160 superfine at $11 75, SU do at $8 76, 100 unbranded at
$8 26, and 140 ou private terms.
CORN-We noto a dull inarkot and prices looking down.
'The supply on baud Is heavy and more is expected.
The sales to-day a uount to tiw sacks, in the following
order, viz: 400, 300 aud 208 white at 21, and 16U0 mixed
at 07Ko to $1 per bushel.
OATS-The supply on hand is light, with a good de
mand, aud prloes are firm. Tho sales to-day embrace
3171 sacks, of which 7?*5, 800 and 416 at 85c, 600 at 6le,
and 600 inferior at B2 o per bush ni.
Bn-.il-Is In light supply with only a moderate de
mand, but prices remalli finn at $ 1 26 per 100 lbs. To
day some 3UU sacks were sold at the aoove qaotat<o< s.
H AY-There is a good supply of thla article on hand,
with a?m?bdarite demand, and prloea remain at our pre
vious quotations. To,day 150 oalea good Western were
.old at $2*3 p?r ton.
BAOOIT-Jonttnuea In active demand; but mostly for
ret 11 lote. We notice sales to-day of 25 oasks of
.shauldgraat 130,130 casks eiigar-atir?d hams At 31c. and
10 casks do at 25o per'lb." ?Ve codtinuo to quote rlbbo-i
Bides at 17X0. clear sides at 19o, and Duffield hams at
26o per lb.
LARD is in good demand, and prices are firm, with an
upward tendency. The sales to-day amount to lou
tierce? of prime at a li, cents, and 70 kegs at 33 Vi cents
per lr>, but most of holders are asking 24 to 26 cents per
pound.
BAoama still remains in active demand, and prices
avro urtu. Dealers are furnishing the demand at 27>?o
In rulla, and 28c per jard In bales.
WHISKEY-Tho market ia quite dull, with little or no
inqu'jry, and we hear of no round lots being disposed ot
whatever. We shall continue to quote tVestern rectified
at 2 38 to $3 w6 per gallon.
8 UN paies-Good Northern and goshen butter is scarce
and in request at 05o per lb; Western aud common I.?
plenty and dull at 25ot?q 40 per lb. Cheoae is in verj
fair supply and in very good demand for Westorn tit 2i c
to 23o, and English dalry at 27c per lb.
SALT-Is lu very fair demand, in retail lots, at $1 75
to 1 80 for coarse, and $1 85 to 1 90 for Liverpool Uno.
FBEIOHTS are very dull to all points, and the follow
ing rates oannot be reported as much better than notai,
nal, viz : By sail to Liverpool, y, to *-,d, and to Havre
l>?c por lb for Cotton, aud by steam to tbo former }?d.
By sall to New York and Boston, $2 par bale, and oj
steam to the former ??o, ond to the latter Ho per lb.
Memplils markets
MEMPHIS, May IO.- COTTON_The dispatches yes
terday morning hada depressing effect upon the market
and few transactions transpired through the day. A
few buyers entered tbe market, but there was llttlo of
faring, and that little generally held so far above buy
er*' view* that we could not hoar of any sales of im
portan oe-not sufficient to indicate there was a market
'The irregularity noticed in the market was maDliestec
yesterday, the same gi ados and styles of Ootton bovin?.
been sold st a dltter-nce of folly 2o ft lb. The Net
York noon dispatch quoted Cotton dull and nominal a
.34@35o. A few sales were effeoted in the market here
Middling at at3@23o; Low Middling aV37lA28o.. Holde-,
ere asking SOo for Middling, and seemed indisposed i
?eil for less.' The market closed dull and heavy.
Ordinary.33 ?5521
Oood Ordinary..25 @36
Low Middling...37 ((?)38
Middling.,.39 @80
Strict Middling,-..31 <?
dllng.v
Ring...
Good Middling-....'?....32 @
. .^.r"VV.Mnilngtoii Market.
WlLMIWI0vr MayilO.-lWEirim?t.---Only 52 obi
received htj^sdld at $4 35 for. virgin, $3.for yellow dip
.and $1 60 for hird, per 380 lbs
enarra TOBPKNTINE-Is in demand, and market at
, tlvo. Hales of 307 bbls at 60 cents per gallon for whit.
HOBIN-Sales of 366 bbls at $5 25, $6, $6 75 to $7 fo
_o 1, and $7, $7 25, $7 SO to $7 75 for Palo, and $5 I
:$6 for Opaque, '
No Sale? in Ootton or Tar,
Gorm-Sales from vessel of 1500 bushels at $1 for ye
low. and 133 do at ft 10 per bushel for white.
OATS-A lot of 500 bushels (ordinary) sold from vest
at K2>i cents per bushel.
0) . Baltimore Market,
BAJLTIMOBB. May io.-Cor_s.-Tho stook In fir.
hands is considerably reduced, and particularly ?
prime. Sales the past weok have boen confined to lo
from second hood?, - We report 600 bags Bio, resal?
out of bark Lapwing's cargo, at 20% cents; 500 bags d
in small lots, ranging as to quality, from' l8 to 20)i ?
gold. Nothing doing in . other descriptions; quo
Lagqayra prime 21 cents; Java 26 cents, gold. Stoc
here small, and held higher. Stock of Rio, 5000 bag? 1
first hands, and 8000 do In second bands. Of Laguayr
2200 bags, and Java 500 bags.
I FLOUB,- Beoelpte of all kinde light. Of Ohio au
[Howard ?trcot brands, very llttlo Indeed remains in fir
?bands; the bulk of tha supply la from the horihwe?
Und of spring wheats, These facts, together with ti
lunfavorabla accounts from ; the \ growing crop, ha?
?wakened quite a speculative demand, causing pricos
-Ivan ce $1 to 1 50 per bbl, the largest advance being i
"'?rd Extra of winter wheats. High grades of Ball
littra and ?family have only risen CO ota. -
MMEdoing in Brazil brands ol City Mills; the hi
"'S preclude? it? export, and millers havo ceased 1
m fat* tu re. Wo report sales for the week as follow
)*bbl? City Mill? Super ?t |0 25@9 75; 400 bbls Mort
ri.tern Super at $9 25@9 50; 1000 bbls do Extra tX'% 10
?ill 25; 800 bbls Howard St do at $10011 631?; 1000 bb
i Ohio do at $10 60@18; lOOobbla City Mills at $ ID
".60J?35 bbls West rn Pin? at $8-, 170 bbla Weatei
iiy lit $18 76; 10O bbln Bye at $5 26@S IS; 400 bo
>v Corn Meal ?t $4 M; quote ?rhlteat $4871?*, t
the market olosed firm at our quotation?, vi
werd-streft Super ?nd out Extra $10.35 to $10?
shipping Extra $11 SO to $12; do high grid
. to $13; do Family i4 to $15; Ohio Super and O
tra 10 to $10 35; do shipping Extra 11 to ?13;.
otalUng brands 1160 to $13tVQ; do Family 1860 to $14 (
Torthvastera Soper 9 75 to $10; do. Extra 10 75
JU .60; etty Mill? Super 0 76 to $101 do ?tandara Exf
11 to $ij j do shipping brands Extra l8 te ' f 1$ (
J timo re, Welch's and Oreenfield Vtmlly 510 60;
V gradea Extra $14 50; Ey* Vlour, now, $5 33
?ft. '- -; ?. ?'.Aw .?'.li! ''i.
?.?... ?*.,... .{( ? > ?..-. v .
IO 70. Cora Me--City mills and Brdndywlno $1 25 to
i 01 y p.r bul.
oiiAiN.-Wheat conllnues very ?oaree, and prices
Uavo further materially unproved. Tho enhanced value
of spring red? at Milwaukt? and Chicago have stopped
arder? from this city. Cora has been in fair supply,
but with an active demand to 011 up the vessels on tho
renh Tor Iroli-d, toge'hor with heavy rblpments to
Southern port?, prices have been maintained, witu
alight fluctuations, but clo?e rather higher than at too
dato of our last rovie?/. Wo givo transictions at the
Com and Flour Exchange for the week as follows:
Wheat.-W?i havo only to report sales of 2500 bushel?
Canada white st $3 10; small lot inferior Msrylsnd do
$3 i*>o; eOu bushels prime Marj land red, $3 its; 16* 0
bu.hols ohol-do on private terms, and 1160 bushel?
fair do $7 SO; no sales of Northwestern Spring.
Conn-The offerings to Thursday lnclus<ve, amount
to -,000 bushels white, and 33,000 bushels yellow, sud
all sold : tho market opened on c'sturday at 85o to 87 o
for good to prime white, and Slo to 83c for yellow ; on
Monday so'o? wero at 83o to doo for wiilto, and 82 J,c to
65c for yellow; on Tnesday and Wednesday price? favor,
od buyers, particularly for yellow; ?ales wero tundo at
78o to Hue-white was steady at 8 io to 8Co; on Thursday
offerings foil off, and prices improved; whlto brought
85o to 88c. and tetlow 80c to Mo; tbere wore also sold
during tho week somo 6000 bushels inferior whlto,
ranging, as to quality, from Tia to gio. and i'.iou bushels
do yellow at 77o. Oats- Receipts and sales to Thursday,
inclusive, amount to 16 000 biuhols, ranging from SSo to
58c, weight, as to quality. Rye-Wo hoar of no sales,
but quote primo Maryland and Pennsylvania at |I por
bushel.
LEAD-Considerable eales havo boen made at Now
York, comprised of soft German and Spanish, at 6y
gold, and Domestic at Oy, currency ; no chango In liar
or Sboet.
MOLASSES.-Wo report tho ??lo of cargo ol brig Ellon
Perkins, from Bagua, 323 hhds 23 tierces, on private
terms, taken for boilingB; also 25 hhds Cuba MUFL-O vatio.
in lots, at 60 cents; at close very little stock remaining
in first hands. We revise quotations, ?ni : Porto Pico,
old an-* new, 45 to 76 conte; Cuba Muscovado 45@75
cents-, O uba Clayed, 40 to - conta: English Island, 46 to
75 cents,
PETBOZaEutf-Early in the week there was a sale of
SOO bbl?. refined straw color, in bonn, st 39 cents; sub
sequently 600 bbls do st 40ornt?; later the market was
firmer, closing to-day at 43 cents asked. Freo Is doll
and nominal. Nothing doing in Crude. Last quola
tlons at Pittsburg, 14*4* cents In bulk. Cleared this
week 15,238 gallons to West Indio?
PROVISIONS.-Our market has been very active the
past week for both Bulk Meats and Baoon : the sales
were exclusively to the trade foe the replenish! ug of ex
hausted stocks. Bulk Meats and Bacon close ya
higher, and for the week all other descriptions of the
hot* product havo also advanced, liosa Pork closed at
$i por bbl better, and Lard l>,o per lb. ?-Tho trade ap
parently Is realizing tue truth of tho statement so re
peatedly made of short crop, ko. Western and eastern
market a a'lil keep in advance of ours, prices here being
relatively lower. We give transactions for the week, as
follows : Bulk Meat?-We report sales of 00,000 lbs
loo- Shoulders st 13},c; SO hhds do packed 13o; 100,000
bbls Oblongo do 13*?-o, and 160,000 lbs OinoSnnat! pack
ed 13c; 64 hhds Stales 16*?o; 60 do and 60,000 lbs do
$16 80- Bacon-The sales since our last review foot up
800 hhde Shoulders and 300. do Sides, and were ss fol
lows: 60 casks Shoulders 13 j-, to 13*.;o, 250 do 14 to li >ic ;
40 do Hides lOXo; 80 do 16*ic; 60,000 lbs loose IG', to
10Vo; 76 hhds 17o? 70 do In lots liyo-market olosed
firm for both Shoulders and Sides st the outside quota
tions. Of Hams we roport salos of 25 tierces fancy
brands, canvessed, 23Xc; 25 do 24c, and jobbers' best,
st close. 26o. Lsrd-We have only to report sales of S6
tierces Western at 31o; and 20 do 22o per lb-market
olosed quiet but firm at latter. Mess Pork-Bli been
hold during the wo_ at $30, but to-day closed at $31
isked.
Bu-rzsn.-The market continues to decline, though
receipts and stocks are light. Ohio in tubs and palla
tinges from 40 to 46 couts; largo lots 40 to 41 cent?.
Stuthern Ohio, in Arkins, 35 to 36 cent?, with silos;
Mt- York State, 48 to 60 conta; receipt? small-, demand
alai falling off. We report sales of 100 kegs fresh glades
at ?,6 to 48 cents. Boll is selling at 43 to 46 cents as to
quiltty, for both Western und Frankiln-itreet.
03BE8--Stock and rec elpts slight, and market dall.
We report small sales of Eastern Dairy and factory at
31 emu. 8ome small lots of Western cutting received,
sell! ig at 17 to 13 cents. Eastern English Dalry 1B
nominal at 2-1 to26 cents per pound.
RICE.-Otft* market is barool stock In first hands;
pricci have Improved. We quote Cardinas $15 to
?*16 2?; Rangoon $9 to $9 35; do lu bond, $4 25 to $4 60,
gold.
SuaiR-During the early part of the wook there was a
good do-and, principally from the trade, but tor the
past too or three days the market has been dull. In
cluded in the transactions wero 600 hhds Porto lilco, in
lots, at 11 to 13,','c; 30 hhds Cuba 10,'ic; 2l) hhds English
Island 10*?c; 210 hhds choice De in urara, on private
terms; 188 Obis do 12o net; 85 hhds do for refining at
lOyo, A months. Quotations remain unaltered, viz :
Cuba sad E. I. comgaon to good refe. 10 to 10>'c, 4
months, do do grocery, 10*. to 14>?o net-, do do prime,
12 to'Ilya, nei; Porto Rico, common to good grocery,
IO*, to 11*io, net; do do primo to choice, 12'? to lS"-,c
net-, Havana. No. 12. 11 yo, A months
it-IM.D SOOAH-Prices have ruled steady the past
week at 16Ko for crushed, powdered and granulated;
lfic for A white; UJffl for Circle A; 14>_c for li; 14 ",c for
O extra; ? yellow 11.','.
SXBUP.-Baltim-e Qoldon is quoted at 35c per gallon,
in barrels.
SUMAC-We quote city ground at $83 to $90; country
do at $76 to $80 per ton.
SAJLT.- -Wo hoar of no cargo sales. The quantity
afloat is small, but the slock la store.is ample for the
wants of the trade. Aahton's Fine Is In light supply ;
the only mvoioe here Is held at $3 60. From .store the
demand Is improving, and pricos close a little suttor.
We quote. Liverpool around Alum $1 75; Marshall's and
Worthington's Fino, $3 15 to $3 20; other brands less
known,'' $3 85 to $3 10. Turk's Island very scarce; quote
at 60o per bushel, for lots from store
SEEDS.-There is nothing doing to Grass Seeds; we
quote Flax $3 60 to $3 66 per bushel.
Ton .?.ceo-The Inspections of Maryland are compara
tively much less than the previous week. We still re
port an active demand for new crop, the offerings most
ly being taken by shippers at full prices, within our
rango annexed. Old crop continues neglected, except
when relnspected. Of Ohio, there were tales on Frt
divy lan of 150 hhds new crop at 6 60 to {It. Other
, salOB have been mtde during the week at pricos within
our range below quoted Notting doing In Kentucky. lu
spec Ion? for the week 043 hhds Maryland, 640 Ohio, and
6 Kentucky-total 1188 hhde. Cleared, 1133 lind? leaf and
stem to Bremen, 13 hhds to ?Vent Inilles. Wc glvo quo
tations, viz: Maryland-frosted to common, 9 to $4; ne
sound common 4 6/ to $6; do middling, 6 '?<" to $8 5 J
do good to fine bro JW. 10 to $16; do lan ey, 17 to $25; de
upper country, 3 to $30; do ground les ves, i ow, 3 to {12,
Obii-Inferior to good common, 5 to $8; do brown and
spangled. 9 to $42 60; do good and fine red and spangled,
14 to $ 17; do fine yellow and fancy. 20 to $- ; Kentucky
treaty lugs, 6 61) to $7; do fair to gooa lugs, 7 50 ti
$8 60; do common to fair loaf, 9 to $12; do good, 12 5t
to $16; l*?J fine select, l8 to $28.
TOOACCO STATEUCNT.
Stock iu warehouses and on shipboard not clear
ed, Jan. 1, I860.23,601
Inspected this week..'.1.181
Inspected previously. 8,6il
Total.32 401
Cleared for foreign ports.....8,80
Stock in warehouses.31,60!
WHISKEY.- I ho market has ruled qnlte steady. W
report salts of 60 bbls country, in lots at $3 25 to $2 us y
20U bbls Western. In lots, at $3 26; and 1U0 do. In Job
bing lotes, at $2 27 per gallon.
New York Market.
HONET MABKET.
The flnsnolsl article of the New York Times, of th
11th Instant, sa ja:
There was a fraction lower rate accepted to-day fo
first-ses Bills. on London .than on Tuesday an
W.dnesday. The market left off at 100;-. per cent
Early In the day the sales of Gold also showed less firs
ness, partly on the suspicion that the Treasury a a?
seller last night at 139'? to lia per conti but later In th
day business returned from 12t*ii_il29 to 129','@129'
per cent. Of the $1,073,000 received yesterday fror
Callfo nts, $500,000 came to the Treasury by way <
transfer of Son Francisco ?Sold Customs to the No?
York office. Most of the remslnder of the shipmsut i
In Gold and Silver bar?, which will go to Europo o
Saturday's steamer*.
Tbe Treasury Office in this city since the 1st Of Ma
has paid out for Gold Interest on the Public Debt t
the close of business
This afternoon.J.$8,926,r(
ABd recelvedlor Gold Customs. 3,767,0C
i Paymentsln excess.$6,i69,nt
Nearly tue whole of thl? mai has boen disbursed 1
Gold Certificates of drpotit, tbo actual Gold Coln n
maining the same In the O-oe as at the oloieof Apri
The outstanding Gol J Certificates of the Treasury on ti
lit of May were.$ 9,036,4:
On 10th of May.,. ... . I4,2r0,6(
Inoreased Gold Deposits..$ 6,104,41
In addition to this may be reckoned half a million i
Gold Coln received yesterday from Ban Francisco.
POODUOB MABKET. '.
NEW YORK, Thursday, May lu, 1866.-The recelp
of the principal kinds oi Produce since our last ha'
been 3 bbls Ashes, 6904 bbls Flour, 681 bags Oom Mm
10,800 bushels torn. 7400 bushels'oats, 1800' bnshe
Barley, 6200 bbls Pork 169 pkgs Out Mest?, 30 bb
Beef, 142 pkgs Lard and 177 bbls Whiskey. /
ASHES-Aro In demand, and held ftrmly, ht $6 76
$7 for Fots, and $13 26 to $18 60 for P?tris, per 100 lb
COFF?*--Is In r? quest, at previous prices. We quot
Java at 35o to 26o, Native Ceylon at 31o to 23c, Mai
ealboat 19oto ?9o. Lagaayra at IH'.c to 30'.a. Rio
16KO to 20,'?c. and St. Domingo at 11 yo to nye, cas
in gold, por lb.
ooTTOH-Has been in moderate demand, st form
prices. Middlings aro quoted at from 3 lo to 36o per 1
(isles since our last, 2650 bales, against receipts of 0
bales. Ha - Were also made by auotlin, on Govei
me - a? count) of i bale? good ordinary Orleans,
SifaVt 8 bales ordinary do st 97*_o; 7 do bw ordinal
St .5'io; 381 bales pi kings, at loo to 17o; 660 bales :
baled, st ?4>j(c to 2a*io; 671 bales Mobile low Ordinal
at 82o; good ordinary at 29*{o- ordlnfiy at 39o; pickle
at 16o, 841 bales rebaled. at 3?,'?c, per lb.
i Movements ia Colton at this Port.
. , Bales
Receipts thus far this week. *,'
iteceipt? slLCfl Ms7 1, 1860.. 0.1
Receipts slnco -lan 1,18-.:.391,1
R-olpt? since Gept 1,1865.,.743,1
1-CorUaltioe Hopt 1,1805.4.41,1
The Got.in Circular of Mr. William P. Wright, prep
ed tor tho Boston steaaarof to-day, represente t
?'i...
a<ock on hand in all tho ports, at present, an 4iG,000
balen, after a total export laBt week of 44,000 bales. Tho
recolpts at the ports since the lui .September last are
statod at 1,786,000 bales, and since the close of th? war
In April of last yiar, at 3,160,000 balee. Other authori
ties reproaont the actual receipts since the close of the
war at a considerably higher figure, closely approaching
3,400,000 bales, with the prospoot of 20i>,000 or 350.000
bales additional to como In before the l.t September,
when the now co'ton crop will commonco.
Xr.or-a ann. MEAL -State and Western Flour opened
quita buoyant, holders claiming a further sdvanco of
16o to 60o per bbl, but buyers ?Ha not respond, and the
market olosed vory heavily, with a decidedly downward
tendency. Salon our last 18,600 bbls, including common
to oholoe Superfino (Hate and Western at $8 to $8 76:
very poor to choleo Extra fc Ute at $8 95 to $10 45.
"telly at $9 20 to $9 80; round-boop Extra Ohio, poor
to good shipping tiranda, at $0 76 to $10 35 por bbl. Wo
now quo to:
Supornno State and Western.$8 00? 8 76
Extra HUte.8 95(?H0 45
Extra Illinois, Indians, Michigan, ?ko._00@14 35
Extra Ohio, round hoop shipping brauds. .m?wltaVl 35
Extra Ohio, trade and family brands..**"r*J 4(lto 14 76
Extra Gencsoe.10 60@14 76
Poor to very choice Exti a Missouri.10 76_ .7 60
Southern Flour Is rather higher. Sales slcco our last
500 bbls, In hat??, st $10 75 to $11 90 for poor to good,
nu.i $11 90 to $17 25 for go">d to vory choice extra
brauds, per bbl. Canadian ".'lour is steadily advancing.
Sales 4 -u bbls. Extra at $9 16 11 14 por bbl. Ilyo Flour
contluuos In good demand, including Superfino at $G to
$7 por bbl; sales ?i.'u bbls. Corn meal rules quiet at
$3 " to $4 for Western, $3 90 to $4 for Jn-ney, $4 25 for
Marsh's Catarlo, aud $4 25 fur Brandywiue, por bbl.
Satos 450 bbls.
(iKAIN-Wheat opened pretty briskly at an advance of
2o te 6o per bushel, but ulns?-d quito heavily at about
yesterday's rates. Salen nineo our last, 3-2,000 bushels,
including red Western (winter) at $1 to $2 60; common
to choleo Milwaukee club at $2 to $2 ii per bimbel,
Four thousand quarters of handsome whlto Spauiau
and French wheat were offered, to arrive soon, for
which as much as $3 per bushel was refused. Corn h is
been in fair demand, and quoted a shade Uriner. Sales
since our last, 70,000 bushels at 76c to 80o for unnouud.
and 80o to 82o, in store and delivered, for sound mixed
Western, and 63c for Western yellow, por bushel. Oats
are in fair request and Arm, Including State, at C3c to
64Ho; Jersey and Pennsylvania at 08c to &9c; old West
ern st 69o to Gie In store and delivered; now Western at
48o to 52o; Canada at 60o to 61c per bushel; Bales, 71,01)0
bushels. Rye brisker and firmer; soles 28.6U0 busbola,
at $1 'iii for choleo O nu ad?an; $1 04 to $1 10 for State,
and bOo to 85o for Weitem, per bushel. Barley Is quiet ;
sale? 7700 bushels Canada West at $1 15 per busiiel.
Nothing new in barley malt. Tbe market tor beuna ir
Without change. Holders are not anxious to Bell, <
pecting prices to advance Beans, kidneys, new, $2 25
to $3 60; beans, marrows, $2 to $2 10; beans, me
diums, $1 40 to $1 50; beans, mixed parcels, $1 to
$1 31; peas, Canada, $1 20 to $1 26; peas, groen mar
rowfats, $2 60 to $3 60 per bushel.
HAY.-North River bale conttnnes In fair request
and steady at 60@90o. for poor to very ch ?lee, *v> 100
lbs.
HOPS-Have been salable and firm, Including last
year's crop at 30@65o, and two years' old at 8?30o,
v? lb.
LATHS-Have bien to demand and steady.
MoiaAssES-Has boen In request, Including New Or
leans at 85ci_>$l 10; Porto Rico at 60@75c, Cuba at 38?
63 ??o .** gallon.
NAVAL SToaxs-Aro In donand, Including Spirits
of Turpentine at 9*@97c per gallon ; Crude do at $4 76
@5; Beela at $3 76? 13 60 .& 280 ft s ; Tar at $2@3 76
?bbl.
tui-H-Continue in fair request. Including Crude
Whale at $1?1 05; Bleached Whale at $1 15(5)1 20; Crude
t-perm at $2 35; Unbleached do at $2 45@1 6U-, Lard OH
at $180?1 90; Bed Oil at 86?90c; Llaseed Oil at $1 44?
1 46 "f\ galton.
PETttot-cn-Has been lu moro demand at 3?@28}ic
far Crude, 43?45o for Rednod In bond, and 65?a7a .or
do, free, \\ gallon.
PBOV-IONS-Pork has been held in active request,
opening st higher prices but closing heavily and irre
gularly.Sales since our last, 10,850 bbl* in lots at 307 for
Now Mess, doing at $30 61-39 00 to 29 25 for one y.ar
old Mess; $27 60 to 37 75 for Kew Prime-Moss; $24 60 to
35 for New Prime per I bl Sales wera also made of 7,250
obis new Mess, May, Juno and July delivery, sellers'
and buyers' options, at St'.si) :!7>? to 31 per bbl. Cut
Moa'.*? '.-.re In demand at 121? to 13 He for Shoulders aud
17He to 19 for Han-; eales 950 pkgs. Bacon continues
iii limited request, including Cumberland Cut at 14*4
to 14"v*; Short Hlbbed at 15?i to 15"f; Long Ribbed 15c;
Long Utotr 16*.? ; Short Clear IG to IO.'.Jc; per lb Sal?
1.0 boxes. Dressed Hog? aro dull and heavy at 13 ?' to
1iy c per lb. Lard is quiet and heavy ; solea 670 tes and
bbls m li) to 22 >.,c, and-Otes fine, sellers' options, ui
?2 yo per lb. Uuofialu request at $16 to 20 60 for now
Plain Mess, and $21 to 24 50 for now Extra do ?sales
bave been reported of 860 bbls. Tierce Beef rule? quiet
and nominal. Heel' Hains are In demand at $41 GO io
42 60 per bbl; sales 165 bbls. Butter is plenty and heavy
at 38 to 60c for State, and 32 to 45 for Western, Chosso
continues quite dud at 101 > 2lo per lb. The wook's bu
siness In Butterand Ohe_e, Mesera. Btarin A Floyd no
tice thus :
The declino In the market for Batter noted la our last
report has steadily continued, and we note a lurther
average declino ot five cents per pound daring the week.
The receipts of State Butter aro falling off gradually, but
Ano marks of Wo.tern are taking its place and preising
priciis down, so that ero long shippers and consumers
will be enabled to obtain their supplies of Batter at
prices within tho ranga of seaton. The total receipts of
Butter for the week endi.-i g this dsy aro 6680 packages.
Tho demand tor butter at the close of tho week's trade
Is active at reduced rates, but the tendency to a much
lower range of i rices continue?, and, re-Ivers are
prompt iu meeting the views of buyers, m recognition
of the certainty of the event. Yellow grass Butter Is
mach laqulced for, for shipment lo Southern ports, and
dui ing toe coming week, the imitable color for the pur
pose will be plaoed In market; bat at the prices now
current ssles will be limited, and stock will accumulate
unsold. California shippers aro usually la the market
for first-grass Butter, but the advices from ban Francis
co show a dull, heavy, and depressed market for Eastern
Butter, with a large surplus of old crop left over-while
at tue same timo the moke of california Butter Is un
usually large and of very superior quality, owing to the
Improvement and increase of the dairy interest to that
State. Theiefore a large reduction in the current rates
of Butter will be required by shippers before tbat grade
can be prosecuted to any extent. Dairymen of tb?s
State, and the West and country operators, may as well
note the fsct, that the only wey that is left them to sus
tain the exorbitant tates of the past two seasons is to
held the stock at home, while the propriety of that
courso is rather doubtful.
The stock of old crop Cheese now in this market 1* in
small compass, and 1B firmly held at quotation?, with
. sufficient demand to show t- at the stock will all be soon
taken. New crop Cheese, fodder make, is arriving mort
freely, the bulk of which, -being of Inferior quality,
> moves slowly, and at redurod rates. Orsnge Count]
> Skimmed is also in larger receipt, but the low quality
causes corresponding prices, wbh light demand.
tooan.-Have been In good demand at uniform
rales. Hales slnco our last, 1120 bbds, Including Cuba
I *-., at from 10'Vc to 13)?e; and 850 boxes Havana, a
I l(l?'c to 14c; Goflnlngat lOf-i? to 10J-?O per lb. Bcfinec
-I Sugars are In fair demand at 13 %c to 15*,o per lb.
STS-Aluna.-balea since our last 78,000 lbs, at 10>ic t<
22 '?'c per lb.
TALLOW -Sales 164,000 lbs, at ll*,c to ll'.'c, am
69,000 lbs Orease at 10>i to 13'io per lb.
WHISKKY.- Sales 70 bul. in lots, at $2 25y to $3 3
por gallon. ;
FBKIGHTS -For Liverpool there were taken by steam
er 200 bales Cotton at yd per lb; 7000 buahela Corn oi
private terms. For Olssgow, 100 baleB Cotton, b
steamer, at yd per lb.
[Corr?ipond?nc? of the Journal of Commerce ]
* Havana Martlet.
HAVANA, May 6.-Sugar very dulL Quotations white
through st se y to ti y per 100 lbs; yellows do Nos 1
to 20 at $4 1-16 to $5y do; browns Noa 11 to 13 at $3'
to $4 do; cucuruchos st $3 to $3y do; muscovados?fe?
transactions for refining purpose, from fay to $3>.,fc
?reeery grades $4 to $t)i per 100 lbs; Centrifugal sugar
from $4 1-18 to $4 y do. Shipped this week hence sn
from Matanzas, 65,453 boxes, 3917 hhds; of-which fe
New York 8184 boxes, 1811 hhds; Boston, 8207 boxoi
471 Llide; Philadelphia, 761 boxes, 467 hhds; Baltlmon
60 boxes, 604 hhds; New Orleans, 3508 boxes, 30 hhdi
leaving stock In both ports 439,846 boxes, 17,6'15 hhdi
F*_IOHTB-?io demand either for United States c
Europe.
EXCRANOKS.-London, st 60 dsys' sight, at ley toi
premium; Hart? do do do at 3)i to ay do; United Stab
currency (Northern cities), 160 days' sight, lay to 1
discount
!??_____________?__?__________?
I'oii-siuness per Snmh Carolina Uallront
Play 1?.
163 bales Cotton, 24 bales Yarn, 9 cars Lumber, 3 ca
Furniture, 1 car Iron, and Sundrios. To G H Walter
Co,-Trout A Amsbura, o B Wilson. Q W Williams 4t C
P Thomas, Adams, Frott ?\* Co, Mrs Cr W Brown, 3 Wi
JP, terhum, h Drucker, T ? Calicot, H Cobla A Co, Bevon
'u h Co, Groeser k Smith, Cblsolui Bros, W W Smith, W
~ Williams, Hunt Bros, O N Avorlll k Son, Wini? k Ch]
*,' olra, J B E Sloan, Il Mure b Co, M Goldsmith k Son,
,r W Bomar. T 8 Gaillard, Dr E Horlbebk, Ebangh k Mi
lonee,
l'aucn.-cri,
i" Per steamship Quaker C1 tv, foi- New York-H
i " William?, James E Gandy, O W Dawson, Benj Hood,
?a Pitts, Joseph Bowie?, G Cassidy, M O O'Neill, H B <
ney, M P O'conner, H Plier, Wm Boblnson, T L Bog?
to M Newman. Edwart Hart, Geo B Moffat, Mrs VlcrfeUl
,-. and child, Miss M Vennlng. Miss J Yenning, Mrs Yc
c- nlin/. Miss F /onnlng, Miss Ida Yenning, M s T
.o- Lewis and child, E W Jones, G H Castle, H H Manlgau
at B L Cotunet, lady, 8 children and nurs?, Mrs B FI
b Forrest, Mrs A Spring, W J Msgtath, lady and servai
Mis? Jane Hart, Miss Blanchard, Mrs F Conner, MI
er Laura B Ohafee, Mrs M P North, Miss Sweetland, 0
b. Leiry, A H Bourne, ou" 20 In steerage.
59 Per atesmshlp Moneks, from New York-Mrs Tay!
-n wife and .ci vant, W O Ferguson, T G Budd, W ?reen
at J Sampson, Mr?. Mo\.lister, Mrs K O Bussell, I Ha
ry, mond and lady, J H Oudwortb. B Mccarthy, D Wer
re muir, Wm Plther, John Keafer, Mrs Harris, child a
ry( servant, Miss J Sheehan, and 8 in steerage.
,gs Per steamer finMe, from Savannah, vis Beantorl
A Stollbrand. Mrs S Siallbr*nd and 3 children, Miss I
Blottira-d, L Conon, Mrs M Robinson, A K Fulsom
W Johnson, Jos O'sullivan, J W Alexander, O T Lenu
; J Maiiij-aulr, J Wincey, X M Seabrook, O Travis and* s
'J' -nt, W Erans and servtnt. H Alvord. O W Nols, **J
'** Chaplin, Mrs Chaplin and child, and 17 In steerage.
,^1-Y?----T-.a. 'H-inr1?-rrwrwTOM-^?dwi
?. AT B0INR?T ft BOBEE BBOBXV- TI
?r- latest Now York DAILIES ?Terr sJternoon. Price
;h? ceuU. .__' '' * April*
;
Jb-Oli/r OAJLKNJDAK.
OORRatOTED WKKKLY.
< PHASE? OF TUX MOOR.
Last O 7th. 4h. 21m. even I First Q. 2tst, 4 li. 38m. morn
Now M. nth. On. 38m. moral -nil M. 29th, 7t?. C8m. morn
SUN.
BIHK8. I flHTP.
14? Monday..
6.. 3
6.. 2
5.. 1
6.. 1
6.. 0
6.. 0
Rufiilay.I i.,60
Tuesday....
Wotluesday.
Thursday ..
Friday.
Saturday .
a..no
6..61
6. .61
6..52
6. 53
6.. 53
I!..51
MOON
rtJKKs.
mon
WATF.B.
Mots. | 7.. 40
8..12
?.. 8
10.. 3
10..65
lt..40
Morn.
8. .80
9..21
10..13
11.. 6
li..69
Morn.
MARINE NEWS.
POUT OK ?U II A li la K B 'I* ?> N *
Arrive?! Saturday. [MAY 12
Brig Ambroso Light, Simpson, Baltimore, 9 days.
Corn anil Mtlze. To Willis k (Jblsoliti, U Klatte k Co, J
4 J D Kirkpatrick, W Murun. CaUhroll k Kobiiison, A C
Sablmnn, O Phillips. J Campucn A Co, J 8 Bird k Co, Ii
Cobla A to. T ,1 Kerr, Kbaugh k Malloneo, ChlBolro
Brou, Gra<"?cr .V 8mlib, S L Hou-ard. Order, mid other?..
Behr Arlington, UUIHPV, Now York, 8 dajs. Mil?.??. To
Snackolforil <*c Fitter, W O Whililen A Co, BO'Neill, J
U Oppptilieiin, rt II Brown. ?HKB B M Haven. A M trige
low, Austin A Albee. S C It It Agent, Hitler A Uandi, H
QerdtS & Co, T M Cater. A BlecbolT. J F O'Neill to 8?u,
W Marscher, Bolliuann Uros, J ?F Dawson, Q K Pritch
ett, J B Duval A ?Sou, 7. Davis, B Hale? A Co, J N Itob
?.ou, U W Clark A Co, M? lirtens 4 Woliltuianu, Lubra &
Stelling, Grae?-er A Smith, T rlteuhotiHo & Co, J Wiley,
.JuHur k Nlraitz, J E Adgor A Co, Uogert, Dcnuy k Co.
H W Kinsman, Laurey k Alexandor, irout A Amsbury,
J Campion A Co, Haley A Warren. D U 8i)cox, 0 Orave
ley, L F Koester, J H i evermux, 0 N Averlll & 8on, O
w'sieffcnB ft Co, Weir A Cunningham, J Hurkamp A
Co, Jennings, ThomllnFOn A Co, Olney A Co, Cameron,
Barkley A Co, Whlto A Rmlth, J Cosgrove, Werner A
Ducker, ciiieolm Bros, D A atome, B Feldman, B Bis
choff <* Co. H L JclTerH A Co. W H Kasterby, T Tuppor
A Sons. J B E Sloan, II Klatte k Co, J C H Cluusaou, Or
der, and others.
Hi-lir Orapo Shot. Bonneau, B.racoa, Cuba, 3 days.
Fruit, Ate. To Willis A CbiBolm.
Steamer Emilie, Beaufort, t-itvutumh, via Beaufort, Ac.
M due. To H L P Mccormick. O B MoLcod, C W Ta-O
mas, A Q M, and others.
Arrived Yesterday. IMA?- 13
StoatuBhip Moneka, Marshman, New York-left Thurs
day, P M. Mdze. To A Qetty A Co, WIIUB A Chlsolm,
1) A Am mc. O D Ahrens A Co. O N Averill A Son, Austin,
Andrus & Co, J E Adger A Co, Austin A Albee, Bogert,
Denny A Co. J W Brown A Co. C D Bruno A Co, J Born
hardy, J A Burnseor. T W Bliss, T Bonnell Brown A
Hyer, J B Betts, T M Bristol!, W T Burge A Co, H Bis*
choff A Co, A Bischoff, W M Bird A Co, '1 M Cater, "N M
Chafee, J W Cannait, L C' hen, Cartmill A Bnger, Clark
k Orubor. F Chrlstmau, II Cobla A Co, Q W Clarke k
Co, W H Chafee, Coben, Uanckel A Co, Chlsolm Bros, J
A F Dawson, Carnereo, Barkley A Co. O Davis. B J Daw
Ron, Douglass & Miller, L Drucker, i; Haly, Z Davis, M
Endel, J M Eason. W H Easterby, T P Forreston, E J H
Fischer, H Fluk, P Fogarty A Co. Finie? A Campbell, H
Frlbourg, Cabm A Co, Freeman, Pttndt A Co, D F Flem
ing, Forrokton A McLean, O 0??ld?te!n, O A Glover, J H
O raver A Co, W Gurney, A<? Ooodwin, Gra?j?erA Hmltb.
Hart A Co, 8 N Hart, Sr, I Hammond, J Hawley A Oo, F
Horsey, Hunt Bros, J Heeseman A Bro, J Hymsn A Co,
Huger A ilnarll, J Hurkamp A Co, C H .'ohnson, A II
llng, W H Jeffers A Co, F Kressel, J KeDiiick, 0 Kornsh
rt'iia. T Kelly, H Klatte A Co, W H Kins san, O D Kon
nedy, Kllnck, Wlckouborg A Co, W Kinsman. King A
Cassidoy, A Langer, O Litscbgi, D Leaosne, B Lafltte, J
HAD Muller, Longuick A 8ell, Mantouc A Co, Macul
Hr, Williams A Parker, W McComb A C<>, 8 B Marshall.
W J Middleton, W Marscher, Mood A Hird, O MoUe A
Co, Mareliall & Macmillan, Dr ?Mac? ey, It H MbDowell
A Co. P Mcltzlor, J B MoKlboso, W Matthtesseu, Miller
A Boblnson, Muller A Nimitz, MelchoiB A Muller, J A
Neuffor. Mehrtens A Wohlt nano, McKay A Campbell,
McLoy A Klee, O A Osteudorff. J O ojemaon, B O'Neill.
J F O'Neill A Sou, H T Peake, G W Pond, J H Peter
niin, C F Pankuin, D Paul A Co, J R Pringle, Phillipa A
McDowell, C1 0 ni hi by, J Bugheimcr, J Bussell, W P
Russell & Co, Vi ltabenatciu, J li bead k Co, Itcnncker
A Glover, J N Hobson, C t; Rigbtor, Bavenel A: Barnwell,
J E tfemcke, L Bcbnell A Co, j Small ? Co, W A Bkrine,
T Stenhouse, ?T H Scbaila. Shackelford A Fraser, Saltus
A Koche, TStrcot, D H HllcOx, W B Smith A Co. Strauss,
Vanees A Co. H Steudcr, E B tstoddanl A Co. Stoll,
Webb A Co, D Stratus A Bro. A Tobias' Sons. Taft k
Howland. T Tupper A Sou, 3 H V?llers, Wagener, Heath
A Monseos, H Weldon, Wi Hains A Covert, J Walker, F
Weybmann A Co, W B WilUemp. Werner A Ducker, P
Wutherhorn, J Wallack, G W Williams A Co. Wardlaw A
Carew, Adams Express Co, Southern Express (Jo, Na
tional Co, and others.
Steamship Kalorama, Donkin, Baltimore, 3 day*.
Mdze. To Willis A Cliisolui. H F Bakor & Co, G Mixer,
O D Frauke, H Cobla A Co, Bavenel A Barnwell, Wurh
man A Llllientbal, J N Tiederoan A Co, Cbisolm Brus, J
W Arnoatroug, limit Bros, Craig, Tuomey A Co, Agent
Southern Express Co, J Woprsguo A Bro, MrsCassldey,
It O'Neill. Oraraer A Smith. O Phillips, L Schnell A Co.
L F Koester, H L Jeffers A Co, T J Kerr. J A Cook A
Co. J A Bua'ow A Co, M M Quinn, J H A D Muller, W
Dayton, and others.
Cleared Saturday. [MAT 12
Steamship Quaker City, West. New York-Bavenel A Co.
Steamship Cumberland, Reed, Baltlmoro-Willis A Chls
olm.
Sp pol Toma?, Rosis. Barcelona- DeCottes A Balas.
Behr E J Palmer, Palmer, Baltimore-Street Bros k Co.
Went to Sea Friday. [MAT 11
8chr Agnes, Trouble, Wareham, Mass.
Went to Sea Saturday. [MAY 12
Steamship Quaker City, West, New York,
Sehr E J Palmor, Palmor, Baltimore.
Went to Sea Yeaterday. [MAT l8
Steamship Cumberland, Heed, Baltimore
Bark Princeton. Ackerly, Wilmington, N C.
Bp pol Tomas. Rosis, Barceloua.
Br sour Aid, McOormick, Matanzas.
From tills Port.
Brig Manzanilla, Maguire, Boston, May 9.
dchr Amos Edwards, Somers, Philadelphia, May 9.
Up for this Port.
Ship Southern Bights, Ross, at Liverpool, to sail May 1.
Sehr A F Kindberg, Thomas, at New York, May 11,
Clear?!? for tHte Port.
8chr Vapor, Bogert, at New York, May 9.
Bohr Mary Augusta, Wroton, at Baltimore, May 10.1
BILLIARDS.
T J-T TH1
PHELAN BILLIARD ROOMS,
Nos. 125.127, and 129
MEETING STREET.
Corner of Market street}
ABE NOW OPEN TO THE PUBLIC. THEY ABE FUS
NIBBED WITH
PHELAN k COLLENDER'S
AMERICAN TABLES.
UNDER THE 8UPERINTEDEN0B OF
MR. H. P. BINNS,
LQNO CONNECTED WITH MR. PHELAN'S ESTAI
LI8HUENT IN NEW YOEE.
H. P. BINNS & CO.,
May? lmo_ PROPRIETORS.
AGRICMRAL WARBIM
AND
SEED STORE,
USTo. 173 EAST BAY
LITTLE & MABS??ALL,
WHOLESALE AND BETAIL DEALERS IN AOTi
CULTURAL IMPLEMENTS ot all klndt :
8AW AND B?LLER OIN8, horse power, and ORB
MILLS always on hand.
Agents for ARCHAMRAULT'S STEAM ENGINE, ?i
INOEBSOLL'B PATENT COTTON PRES? Apr
CABINETMAKING.
mm; SUBSCRIBER DESIRES TO RETURN H
X thanks to his old friends r.nd patrons for past
Tors, and inform them that he bas commonoed aaalo t
above business, with UPHOL8T1-RINO and JOB 0?
PKNTERINOr. Furniture repaired with neatness a
dispatch, and Old rMrnimre bought and sold.
I would respectfully refer te the following gentlem
for capacity and reliability: D. H. BILOOX and K.
OOWPERTHWAIT.
Orders left at the store of MoEAY k OAMPBEl
Auction House, Hasel stree?., next to the Postoffloe, *
meet with prompt Munition. .",_ 3. _ LuNB ronV.
April li _ ' ? Isas
tar TRl? WiShJiLY ttBOOBD 0.-_ BE PU
OH ABED M H. P. RUGKVS, Market-etree?, w?d M.
QDINN'S, Einti^^net, ei which p!_oa netrabot?.: ?vn
*ttil^Noo?r^*?w_b?ixvkltetwa lb? Oit? _??
ni tau , i cafva.v! Veeeatb-ia li
SPRING
MILLINERY.
LADIES' FANOY SILK, LACE AND ILLUSION
BON1WET8
LADIES' AND MI88EB
8EA-8IDB
HAMILTON
DERBY
OLIVE
DEW DROP
MELROSE
FONTAINE
AND ALEXANDRIA HATS.
IN.
CANTON
PEDAL
FLORENCE
LUTON
AND LEGHORN BRAIDS.
Also, a choice assortment of 8T. ETIENNE and BAALE
RIBBONS, NOB. 4 to 1X0, in tha LATEST PARIS
8TYLE8. AfuU a?s??rtmr>nt of ENGLISH CORD EDGE
PLAIN BONNET RIBBON?, in all the deslr?blo shades,
NOW o_'_s_rx_it_-,
And to which the attention of customers is invited.
. MRS- BOOTH,
April ID imo NO. 423 KINO STREET.
NEW DEESS G00DS3
JUST RECEIVED
A LA VILLE DE PARIS,
No. 291,
Southwest cor. King _ Wentworth sts.
May3
MOSQUITO NETTING.
108 IN. BOBINET LACE
KIO a A B D8O N '8 LI NEN8
SHIRTINGS, beat brands
BHEETIN08, all widths
BLEACHED LINEN DRILLS
BBOWN A PLAID LINJLN DRILLS
CLOTHS, OASSIMERE, Ac
AT
A LA VILLE DE PARIS,
ISTo. 291,
Southwest cor. King & Wentworth sts.
May 3 lu.o
BLACK GRENADINE.
8-4 BLACK ORENADINE
8-4 BLACK ORAPE MABETZ, for Shawls.
AT
A LA VILLE DE PARIS,
ISTo. 291,
Southwest cor. King _ Wentworth sts.
May 3_lmo
SPRING AND SUMMER 1?00I?S.
THE SUBSCRIBER, HAVING JD8T RETURNED
from tbe North, takes this method of Informing
the public that he is receiving a lull assortment ot
CLOTHS, CA8S8IMERES, C0ATING8 AND VESTINQS
of the best foreign and domestic manufacturo, adapted
to 8prlng and hummer wear.
These goods having been purchased recently, and st
rery low ngurep-spersons wishing anything In my line
will find it to tha_advantsge \ ?lve me a call, as I have
the most experienced workmen, and am prepared to
make tbem up in the very best st} le at Edgerton A
Richards' old stand, No. 32 Broad-street
March 30 _J. 8. PHILLIPS.
CHARLESTON DRUfi ROUSE."
JOHN ASHHURST,
Superintendent,
FORMERLY OF No. ?l> HATRE^TRBEt*,
JUST RECEIVED AND NOW IN STORE,
A FULL SUPPLY OP
DRUGS, PATENT MEDICINES
PERFUMERY
BR??HE8
PAINTS
OILS
WINDOW OLA88
KEROSENE OIL
LAMPS, ?te
WHOL.E.BAL.E* AOEBTS F1?H
DRAKE'S PLANTATION BITTERS
Sterling's Ambrosia,
CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP
CONSTITUTION WATEE,
AND ALL THE RELIABLE PATENT MEDICINES O'
THE DAY.
JOSEPH A. M0K6AN:
WHOLESALE DRUGGIST,
No. 153 MEETING-ST.
OPPOSITE CHABLESTON HOTEL
februarr IS
THE
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN B1LVE
XiI_*_IT_3?>
INUOnFORATBD UNDKR. ??THE COMPA
NIKS' ACT, ttill'A.-'
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL _1.800.000.
IK 60,000 SHARES OF ?30 EACH.
Pirat Issue. 80,000 Shares, and tlte remainder to bo 1
.ned a? roa? be reqnlred, under the eanetlon of a Oei
eral Meeting.
THE ENGLISH & AMERICAN BANU
LIMITED,
Having opened Offices at No. 63 WALL STREET, HE
YORK, la preparo?! to tell Billa of Exchange on ti
ENGLISH AND AMEBIOAN BANK (LIMITED), Jo
don. and on the UNION BANK OP LONDON; to b.
Bills of Exchange, and to issue Commercial and Trav?
era' Credit*, available in all parts of the world. Got
merclAl Credits issued for use In the
EA8T INDIES, CHINA, AND AUSTRALIA, WILL I
UPON THE ORIENTAL BANK CORPORATION C
LONDON.
Further particular- ma* be ascertained on .ppllcatii
at the Oflloe, No. 68 Wall street,
WILLIAMWOOD, Manager.
OHO. BUBOHALL WATTS, Assistant Manager.
April a_?moa
A.LB9 A.LE
?mf\r\ BBL8. AMSDELL BBOS. ?BLEBBAT1
t?KJ'KJ ALBANY AMBER CREAM ALE, reoeli
weekly. and for sale hy
?INO. KINO ? OO.
Hatoh . tnwi No. 88 Hivul-street,
STEAM ENGINES
_VND
CIRCULAR SAW MILLS.
One twenty horse-power Saw
Mill, with Circular Saw, &c.f
complete.
One twenty-five horse-power
Saw Mill.
One thirty horse-power Saw
Mill.
FOR SALE, READY FOR DELIVERY, BY
9
J
CAMERON, BARKLEY & CO.
NO. 150 MKiKTIfiO-STIlI-Kl'.
April 30_
CAMERON, BARKLEY & CO..
RAILWAY, STEAMBOAT
ABX?
Engineers' Supplies,
Mechanical Appliances? &c;
BARIBOK,
CAST STEEL,
LOW MOOR _ld 0A8X STEEL TYRES,
SAW MILLS,
CIRCULAR, HAND and
OROSS OUT SAWS,
Leather and India Rubber Belting?
&c, ?_c, &c.
A large variety of
EVANS & WATSON'S
B?RGLAR AND FIRE PROOF SAFES
AT MANUFAOTURERS' PBICES.
NO. 150 MEETING-STREET,
CORNER WENTWORTH.
April 30_
STOVES J
Stoves! Stoves!
A FINE ASSORTMENT
OF
S T O "V 23 S,
FROM THE MOST
CELEBRATED MANUFACTURERS,
CONSISTING" IN PART OF
PRAIRIE *_OWER, DARLEY SHEAF,
PA1METTO, HODSON.
ORIENTAL, CHIEFTAIN,
RURAL. LILY, ko.
SHIP AND STEAMBOAT RANGES,
?AMI-? AND HOTEL RANGES.
For sale low by
CAMERON, BARKLEY & CO.,
April 30 No. 150 MEETING STREET.
BUGER & HASELL,
No. 137 M_|ETING-ST.,
CHARL.ESTON. S. C.
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LOCOMOTIVES, RAILROAD IRON
RAILWAY SUPPLIES
PORTABLE & STATIONARY ENGINES
IRON _ WOOD WORK MACHINERY
* SAW MILLS, GRIST MILLS
COTTON GINS,
MILL AND GIN BANDS
WILDER-S SALAMANDER SAFES, Ac.
AprU a_
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HEWS AND HERALD,
F?BLI8HED AT '
No. Ill Bay-street, Savannah, Ga.,
IS THE
OFFICIAL PAPER OF TOE CITY,
le assigned the publication of
ADVERTISED LETTERS,
An having tho
LARGEST CIRCULATION
In tho City and County,
And PubllBhea th? Legal Advertisements of ni_r'y every
Counly which has 1U jidverllniui* dono In Bavavannab.
It lo the
BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM
In Its Section of the State.
TERMS:
Dally.$10 per Annum
Trl-Woekly. c '. "
Weekly. 8 "
8. W. MASON,
KiiHor and Proprietor.
?vpm *;_
BREWSTER & SPRATT.
Attorneys at Law and Solicitors ta Bqn?tf fe
OmOB KO, l8 BlaOAD-STOa-T.
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