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The Daily News,
FRIDAY MORNING, MAY l8, I860.
COMMERCIAL.
Exports for tho Week ending May 17.
rosne?.
SRPOOL- Ptr Dr bark Eureka-31 bales SI end
17- bales Upland Ootton, 132 bbls Rosin.
IAVANA-Por bark Mat?thon-160,000 feet Pitch Pine
Lumbor.
IATANZ.V8-Per Er achr Aid-57,3(0 feet Pitch Pine
Ft Lumber.
BARCKLONA-Per Sp pol Tomas-172 be'es Up Cotton,
| lilli feet P P Lumbor.
COASTWISE.
KEW YORK-Per Btcninshlp Quaker City-150 balta
Cotton, 200 sacks Salt, 151 packagos Sundries.
Tor steamship Moucka-10* bales Cotton, CO bales
I'omestlcB, 14 bales Yirii, ;l'J Packagos.Per
?ehr Lillv-184 bales Upland Oottm, 14 balus flea
Island Cotton, 84 barrels Spirits Turpentine, 811
rasos Hats, 48 boxes Muring. 1(1 boxes Wine, 4 IIIHIH
Olasswaro. 2 packages Kumiture, 28(18 White Oak
Staves, 3-2:1 Alo barrell-, 1)0 bbls hour Alo, 16 tons Old
Machinery, 6 cases Sundries, l8 bbds and bbls Old
Iron. '
"ILAUELPI?IA-ror scbr Mary D Ireland- 72 bales
I Colton, 3 balea Ropo Cutliuus, "ot Old Macbluery,
klfi.10 bart? Hailroad Iron, 12 1 mptv Barrels.
iTIUORf- -er brig O W Rlig-130,010 foot Lum
'her. Por bri? Joslo A Dcvercanx-15(',000 feet
1'P Lumber, 76,0(10 feet P p Timber.Por sehr
- J Palmer- ",v(J0 feet P Pino Lumbor.
THH ciiAiti.KMTii". ni A a KI r.
THK WEEK ENDING TnTJItSDAV EVENING, MAT 17]
TTOX.-Tbe receipts of Cotton hore for tho past
Eek bave bien lots thuu for any corresponding period
Ince Jauuary, .which circumstance, together with tho
furner..us reports of bad stands from defoctlve se
nd the western overflows, with the prospect of very
Jf'ht receipt:} for the balance of the season, has impart
. much conndouce to holders, aud tho week's opera.
jiiiB here ?.lose on a vory Arm market. On taking an
leomit of the stock of Cotton yesterday on tho wharves
and <u thipboard, wo discovered an excess of receipts
El previously noticed, amounting to five hundred and
y-tw o (5-) bales 8. Island, and two thousand eli hun
d and forty-five (2615) bales of Upland Cotton, which
arrived lie re from time to timo, and which we now add to
previous supplies. Tho following review will indlcato the
Character of the weok'a transact-na : On Friday last, in
consequence of the Indisposition of purchasers to ope
rate, there waa but littlo done, the sales being only 80
bales at 29@30o. %" lb for Middling. On Saturday, the
market continued quiet and unchanged, the operations
.f the day extending to about 200 bales, at prices of the
ay before. On Monday, telegrams were published an
junclng a money panic at London and Paris, end
ng that morning our merchants received dispatches
.-ing a further decline in the staple. In consequence
ais intelligence, the market was in a measure
aught to a stand, and the business of the day was
jnflnod to ono salo of 160 bales, which lndicatod a fall
; off of ona (1) cent -fl lb In prioes. On Tuesday the
tarket was active, and although prices were somewhat
: irregular, they were well mvntaIncd and evon had an
advancing tendency; the sales being generally on the
als of 28@-o. "p lb for Middling Cotton, and amount
1 to about seven hundred (700) bales. On "Wed noa a ay,
lie light stock and the firmness of holders obtained an
ti-nee of oqe (1) cent f> lb, tbUB regaining tbe fall in
ice which ocourred early in the week. About 100
[los were sold on thla day on a basis of 30c. *$ lb for
*diing. Yeaterday, the Eales hardly exceeded 70
s, and prices hardened to the extent ot about one
int. ?H ft I . "We quote:
Jrdluary to Good ?Srdlnary.24 @27
;.ow Middling to Middling.29 @3?
(Strict Middling.S2y<ip
loodMl-Ung.- gi- i
\k IBL.VHD3--Tho receipts continue very light, and
?arket nominal. * '
COTTON BTATXXniT.
s. Is'ld. Dpld. Rice.
[Stock on hand Sept 1, 1865. 862 1610 100
\Eecel'tsfromSopt-, '65 to May 9,'88. 4678 83976 3525
atpta from May 10 to 16. '66 84 1369 10
tensa of receipts not previously
3un ted. 652 2613 -
li Receipts.6626 89599 3665
Exports. . S. rd. Up'd. Rice.
9m Sept 1. '65, to
May 10. 1866.l8- 79923 2710
[From May U to
Kay 17, '66,'. 78 3116 28
1912 83038 2765
Total exports...1912 83038 2765
Stock on hand and on shipboard.681 6561 900
RICE.-Thero haa been received during the week
?bout seventeen hundred bushels of Carolina Rough
Rice, which is nearly all held as Seed Rice at $1 to $5
per bushel. _ Clean Carolina, the stock of which ia very
light, la selling at Ho. to 12c. per lb.
NAVAL STORES_The receipt? of Roaln for the past
week of all grades arnonct to 853 bbls.; eales of Extra
Pale have taken place at $10, Palo $9.60, No. 2 $4, No.
3 $2 to to $3, common Black at $2.60, all 280 lbs. to
ie bbl. Receipts of Spirits have been light, cay 130
ibis., which sold at 82 to 85o. the market closing firm
the lader price for new barrels. Tar, none. Crude
?pentlne-1 he receipts have been about 200 bbls.;
bring? $5, and Yellow Dip $3.
The .arrivals of the week have supplied tho
iViUi some 3000 bales, nearly all North River,
ge addition to previous stook has depressed the
ket and caused a fall in price. We learn of the sale
00 bales of North River at $1.30 per hundred; 80
isdo. at $1.45 per hundred; and small lots of Beater
ned North River at $1.65 por hnudred. The latter
price can only be had for small parcels of prime North
giver, 1 n a retail way. A cargo of 600 bales of Eastern,
BOW on the wa?, haa been ?old, to arrive, on private
(arma. The market at present Is overstocked.
CORN.-Some 6U.O0Q bushels bave arrived here since
our last weekly report, muoh of It coming direct to
tealera. The large supply has somewhat depressed the
market, but the demand for plantation nae is good, and
present prices will probably be maintained. Wo learn
of aal ea of 1700 bushels White Corn at $1.14 per bushel,
weight, without bags; IHK) bushels White Corn, In bags,
St $1.25, bags Included, equal to about $1.14 per bush
?I, without bags. We quote $1.20 to $1.21 per bushel,
with bags, and, In a retail way, $1.25 to $1.27 per bush
el, bags Included.
OATS.-Thete la an ampio supply of this grain ou
le, and with a limited demand the market Is flat. We
have heard of no large trim* actions. "We quote the ar
ticle at 60c. per bushel, -casino, and In a Jobbing way
about 70o. per biieheu. : i !
FLOUIt.-iTho'-Teoolpta anl stock continue light
?which clroamstance, assisted by a temporary rlaeiu the
[orthern markets in the early part of the week, forced
prices bore aome fifty (60) cents per bbl., which ed
ice bas been maintt-ed; and we learn of tates oi
Super at $9 per bbl. and Jr toe at $8.60. ...
BACON.-The stook and receipts are limited, and ar.
sdvance having taken placo in the Northern and Westen
markets, prices slaco our last report have gone np hen
about a half cent (Ko ) par li. There la a fair demand
and wo quote Shoulders, inferior to prime, at l8 to loo
par lb., and ribbed Sides at 17ii to 18c. per lb.
TIMBER AND 1 UM lit lt.-Thero is a good supply o
Pine Timbol? on 'ho market, with only a limited de
Stand. The Northern consumption at present Is bu
small, In consequence of the limited amount of ship am
Jinnse-bulldlug going on in Northern cities; but thor
Is some inquiry for Europe and the Weat .Indies. W
/junto common Timber at $8 to $13 per ii, and prime a
$18 to $21 per M. Steam-sawed Lumber is held at $2
to $35 per M.
SALT.-Stook ample, but we hear of no Iarje trana
set-na. The only operations are small soles at $1,50 t
jf 1.60 per sack for Common Liverpool.
FREIOHT8-To Liverpool are unchanged but dull i
*{_ to 9.164 for Upland and Id. per lb. for Sea Islan
Cotton. To Havre- No vossol on tho berth. Ooaatwla
to New York-The steamers have reduced their rate
yc.-yo. per lb. on Upland Ootton and le. pt
for Sea Ialaud. By Bailing vessels to New York t_
tate is >io. per lb., and $6.60 per M on Lumber.
\ ExonAT??--Slity day Bills on England were hel
yesterday at $3.10 .for the pound, alerting, st Whlo
kates eales-were taking place, but in some oases bight
Tates had been asked for choice bill?.
j DOMESTIC EXCHANGE-The banks ate neilin
flight Drafts on New York at y per cent, preml-<
private drawers are -Iiiug at par. The banks pur cbai
.?Jlght Chucki on New York at y par cent, off- 10@:
-
: . T ..
days, X off ; 30 days, 1 Vi off. Private drawers purchase
Bight Checks at Vi to Vi oil.
GOLD.-There Is but a limited Inquiry. The Brokers
are purchasing at 29 and solliDg at 30.
Angmla Blstrket.
AUGUSTA, May 1?.-COTTON.- The market is Improv
ing. To-day there was a fair demand at 2Gc for Mid
dling, 27o for Strict Middling, and 28c for Good Mid
dling.
GOLD-Dull. Brokera buying at 126 and 127, and
selling at 128.
SILVER - Baying st 122 and selling at 126.
SKOUSUTIZB.- There has boen some demand for State j
and City bands, the latter selling at 88. State (5 per I
cents aro Belling at 85, and 7 per cents st 00 to PL
Mobile Market.
MOBILE. Muv 14.-COTTON-Tho market opened this I
morning with a fair demand, which resulted in eales of |
160 bales at Saturday's prices. About mid-day the nu
favorable news from Liverpool to the 3d inat. waa re
ceived, and buyers immediately wltbdrow from the
market, which closed flat, and with prices nomiual. The
condition of the Manchester market, togetbor with the
London, Liverpool and Paris Rechange, seems to indi
cate a state of foaling bordering on a panic, and groat
apprehension of a general war in Fnrope. With the
ntengro nowa at our command, it is difficult to toll what
will bo the result of the war preparations in Austria,
Prussia and Italy, but as lung as the present threaten
ing cloud overhangs that country, we must bo prepared I
to witness violent fluctuations in tho price of Cotton |
and a steady riso in Hold ou this sido.
MoNETABT AND FINANCIAL -The warlike nows from I
Europe, received this morning, has tended t-> increase
the distrust in Sterling credits, and caused a HI ill |
greater declino in Ullis. Home fow bills wero sold I
during tho day at 130 to 137, and ono of ?10,000 at 138,
but A 1 lilli? ruled at 138 to 139.
Gold oponed at 129, but after receipt of tho above
newB tho price advanced to 130, at which figuro tlioro j
was considerable Inquiry, but very Utile offering.
A fair bu'iness has boon done in New York Sight ?t
',- to Vi promlum.
New Orleans Bight, par.
Kew Orleans Marketa
NEW ORLEANS, May 13.-COTTON-We noticed In
our last report that early in tho day, yesterday, tome
purchuca wero made quite as low as on Thursday, but
after the demand was developed figures wore paid which
indicated a recovery of lo per lb of the previous de
cline. To-day'a justness baa been still more in favor of
faotora. There was only a moderate supply offering,
and it was held at figures 1 to 2c higher than yea ter
day's curroucy. The do<uand, however, continued fair,
and although the movement was checked by the strin
gent pretensions of factors, yet the sales summed up
1SUU bales, making an aggregate for tho past two days el
6U00 bales. Ten brokers participated In tho business.
We now quote ordinary st 20 to 28c; good ordinary at
SO to 32c: low middling at 33 to 31 , and middling at 36
to -. Those figures show a further improvement oi le
per lb In good ordinary to middling. The demand run
mostly on low middling to middling, and somo brokers |
stated that they could not find low middling at ado.
The accounts from tho country and the falling off In the |
receipts confirm tht> confidence of factors.
STATEMENT OF COTTON.
Stock on hand lut Sept., 1809.baler..83,230
Received today. 788
Recolved previously.ft.696,160
- 690,138 1
780,177
Cleared to day for New York. 691
Cleared previously.615,010
-026,711
Stook on band..r.164,466 |
Soo AB AND MOLASBES-' J. hore have not boen any re- J
celpta since yesterday, but the market is well supplied
with both the foreign and domestic productions, and ia
very dull, tbero being oui a limited retail demand for
sugar, at 13 to 13c for common to fair Louisiana; 14>, to '
14 Ko for fully fair; 16 to lu Vio tot prime; lSJic for yel
low clarified, and 16Vio tor wblte. Ouba sugar 1B retail
ing at 11V? to 12.4?C for No 12; 13*? to He lor No 14, and j
loo for No 15. There la nothiog whatever doing in Mo
lasses. The Last sales of Louisiana MolasBes wore st 46
to 60c per gallon. Cuba Molasses la quoted by the car
go at 4o to 42c per gallon.
WESTERN PRODUCE AND PROVISIONS.-AB usual on
Saturday the market has exhlbli-d loss activity to-day,
although the movement was to a fair extout. Tho stocks
of the Western products, with the exception of corn, are
very emaU, and holde? a nrn very firm and elevated in
their views. There appears, however, to be leas inquiry
for Flour, but Pork continues in active demand, and
prices have further advanced 50c per bbl. We refer
io the followihg remarks for full particulars of the
market :
FLOUR.-The market Is not as firm as it was yester
day. The supplies are very small, but holders show
more disposition to realise, and there appears to be less
inquiry, : The eales to day comprised 1800 bbls,' of
which 200 superfine and 100 choice oitra sold on private
terms; 80 fine at $8 26; 360 on its merits at $10; 300 do at
$11; 100 good extra at $11 30, and 16 choleo extra at $16
per obi. An offer of $10 23 per bbl ivas refused for a
lot of 100 bbls superflue. Superfine Is retailing at
$1060 par bbl, and yesterday evening, not previously
reported, a lot of 28? bbls superfine sold at $10 per bbl.
CORN-There waa a fair demand to-day, and prices
are firmer and fuller. The eales embraced 14,000 sacks,
of wh'ch 1000 yellow mixed at 83c. ; 7000 mixed at 86c. ;
189 poor white at 67>?c. ; 700 yellow at 81 Vic ; 170 and
337 white at 90c. ; and 3500 white at 92c. per bushel.
OATS-The market waa quiet to day, with sales of
1800 sacka of which 168 and 907 saaks at 6<c. and 200
and 263 at 55c. per buaheL
BRAN-There have been only a few am til sales at $1 25
per 100 lbs., showing BO change lu the market.
HAT-The market is quiet and unchanged. A boat
load of 1600 bales prime Western sold at $23 per ton. It
Is retailing at $35 to $26 per ton.
BACON-There Is very little In the market, and deal
ears, who are the principal holders, asking 16o. per lb.
for Shoulders, 18c, for ribbed Sides, 10c. for clear ribbed
.-ides, and 2.0. for clear Sides. There were sales of 16
tierces sugar cured Hams, in two lots, at 26c. per lb.
PORK-Continues In active demand, and prices havo
still further advanced 80c por lb. xsaterday.evening,
not previously reported, 100 bbls mess sold at $31 50
per bbl. To day tho enies embrace about 1000 bbls mess,
of which 10U. LOO, 800, and 431 at $33 per bbl-, $S'l 60
was refused for round Lots. It is retailing actively at
$33 to 83 60 per lb.
LARD-Is in light supply, and in request, and round
tots are quoted at 22 tic per lb in tlorceu. It Is retailing
at 23c in ti? rees and 24c in kegs.
GREEN Mr.?T-There is very little on hand; it Is re
tailing at 12'ic per lo for shoulders; 13 to 14c for hams,
and 14>ic for sides.
WHISKEY - The market is well supplied, but there is
only a retail demand, which is aupplltd at $2 20 to 2 35
per gallon for Western rectified
STAR CANDLES -There is a fair stock and a fair Job
bing demand at 19c per lb for Mo 12, 2 le for 14 ounce,
and 25o per lb for 16 ounce.
QBALE ROFE-We havu not any round sales to report,
but there is a fair retail demand at 17c fi lb. Iron cot
ton ties command 12c $ lb
INDIA BAOOINQ-Vi e note a light stock, and a very firm
market at advanced prices. Tbero were sales yesterday,
not previously reported, of 400 bales In lots, taken by
dealers and speculators at 30o "% yard-a still further
advance of Vio 9 yard. Holders are now asking much
higher prices.
BUTTER AND CHEESE-Choice Western Butter is scarce
and in request. Uommon and Western is plenty and
dull. Cheese is in fair supply and demand. ?Northern
Butter is aelli ?g at 80@70o, Western 31@42c f? lb.
Cheese 23o ft Ms, Englhh Dalry 27c.
SALT-A cargo of 5Otto bags Liverpool sold on private
terms. It Is quoted by the cargo afloat at $1 65 for
coarse, and $1 60 for one-third to one-quarter line.
Dealers are supplying the demand for the Interior at
$ I 80(0)1 90 tji sack for Liverpool coarse, and $1 9Q@2 for
fine.
SUNDRIES -Potatoes are selling ai $2@3 75 V bbl ;
Onions $2 60@3; Apples and Beans $6@8; Eggs $26(0)28
It bbl; Hour trent $16(4 ia * bbl; Chicken? to BO? 9 V
dozen; Geese $11, and Turkeys $36 %t dozen.
Oorrax -There was a fair retail demand to-day at 24
@2?c ?3 lb for Ordinary to prime Rio.
FBEIOHTS.-The market continues dull. The rates by
slearno a on the berth for New York are Vio ft lb foi
cotton; $5 @6 V hhd for Tobacco; and 60c V bbl foi
ii mr. Tho BO by sailing v?asela are merely nominal.
The rates for Liverpool are Vi?iii V lb for cotton by
sall and Ji@Ji& by steam, and l#c by sail for Harro. ;
Baltimore Ititi r It et.
B iLTIMORE. May 30_Corassi.-The market con
? tilines very quiet, no sales ?hate ver having been made
i to day so far as wo bave heard. Prices, however, remain
I steady, arid we ?till qa??te Rio at from l?\' to 20 j, cents,
gold, for common to choice; Lagaayra at LOK to 31 cfs,
.poid, and Java at 37 to tia cents. The stock In flrsi
' hinds in only aioul 7500 bags.
. FLOOR - the mtrket to-day has been very quiet, and
, the gen ral foellng in it la slightly easier, with rath
er more disposition on tbe part of holders to meet buy
ers than tu?i o baa been ; but there ia no quotab.e chang)
i in prices. W? have heard to-day of no sales, but w<
j atlll qiote as fo?lows, viz: Howard-street Super a
. $10 35 to 10 75; do Extra at 111 60 to 13; Western Supei
1 at $9 75 to 10; do Extra at $10 75 to 11 36. City Milli
1 Buprr at $9 75 to 10; do fltindartl Extra at $11 to 11 60
o and do high grado Hilra at $13 60 to 14 60 per bbl
Wettern and Howard-street Family is selling at $14 t<
0 If, and Pa top seo, Reservoir and other chairo brand? o
'. Baltimore do at $16 50 per bbl *o the trade. Bye Flou
j we onoto at $5 35 to 6 76, and Corn Meal at $1 35 pe
bbl tor BaUim.ro and Brrndywlae.
GRAIN -The receipts of Corn weiro heavy to-day, thi
. off-rings at the Oom Exchange adding up about 63,00?
0 bushels; but the dom and for it was active, and notwltb
standing the largo aapply, prices were pretty well mala
talned. The safes embraced some 25,100 buthels Whit
it at 86 to 87c; 8000 bushels White mixed st 64 to 85c, an
? 12 000 bushels Yellow at 81 to 83o-showing a declin
since Saturday of only lo per bu?bel. Wheat vu firm
16 There ware some 1400 bushels offer d, and s few lots c
is gool Bed sold at $262 to $3 70. We quote primo an
.. choice do at $.2 80 to $3 15, and White nominal at $3 t
$3 30 for good to prime. Oats were active at a oontidei
u able advanoe on Mtturday's prices. Sales were'msde <
8500 bushels st 50 to 69c, and of 600 bushels at 630 pi
" bushel. 1 here was no Rye at market.
MOLASSES ?Wa bear of no transactions today In Mc
a lauro?, bnt we still quote au follows, vis: Cuba (Jlayod a
W 40 to 4Bo; do Mus ovado at 43 to 80c; English Island i
40 to 66o, and Porto ti I co at 60 to 70 o.
PUOVIBIONH - The market coo Unites very firm In tom
>B with an active inquiry for au descriptions. Wa notli
i, ?alas to-day of lOo bhds Bac -m Bides at 17X0, wblc
figure has not before bean reaUcsd for a round lo';. B
16 coo Shoulders ?re quote firm at UKo. and Hams *t !
15 ko 25o for sugar oarofl canras?od. There has been toa
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inquiry for Bulk Meat, but we havo heard of. no sales
to-day. We quolo Shoulders at 13 "fe, and Sides at loy
to 16 Ho. Hams In pickle are l8 Ko. Mess Pork Is firm
at $31 por bbl, and wo quoto Lard at 23c per lb for
Western In tierces.
RICK -There is a fair trade demandjfnr this article,
and wo quote it steady at 9 to 10 cts for East Indian, and
11 to 12>; eta for Carolina.
SUOABS.-The Inquiry for Sugars continues fair, and
the market strong. Wo notlco salea to-day of 80 bhds
Porto Hloo at from 11A? to 13 cts, and ot 30 bhds choice
Demorara at 14 Jf cts. Wo still quote ss follows, viz:
10 to 10K cts for common to good refining; my to 13
cts for fair to prime Cuba; IO1? to 11 >.,' cts for common
to fair Porto Rico; 12 to 13 cts for good to primo do,
and 13 >? cts for choice do.
BKF-_> 8DO_--Rates aro unchanped, and v.. still
quoto as follows, viz: Hard Crushed at 15"i to 17', Ota;
White Bott Crushed at 14y to '6 cts; C and O Extra at
13*. to 141' cUt and Yellow at 12*?" to 13 cts.
SALT -The market is dull. Liverpool la selling
slowly m Jobbing lots at $1 70@l 76 for Ground Alum,
and from $2 90@3 20 ft Back for fine. A.htoti's line we
quote at $3 60 for Invoices, aud lurk's Island at COc @
bushel.
8KF.DB.-Thoro Is nothing wbatoVcr doing In Grass
(-ds, tho season for the sale oi them being over.
Wo qnoto Glover nominal at $6 60@6, and Timothy
at $6(3)6 35 ft bushel. Flaxseed is Bulling at $2 60 's?
bushel.
Waom- Is dull, but the market is without change,
and wn still quoto at $2 26 for round lots Western, mid
$2 27 **.. (?allon lor retail lots do.
Kew Yorlc Market.
MONKY MAM-T.
Tho Financial Article of tho Kow York World, of
Tuesday. 16th lust., says the bank movement continuos
to expand In all departments except circulation, which
Is slightly roduced by two or tbrco of tho heavy lum WH
since last Monday. Tho accumulation of currency trom
the intorior is quite rapid, nearly four millions In green
hacks aloDo, aud probably as much more in national
bank notes, since (ho previous Btatomont. The add1?
Hone to tho b?i>!i loanB, for tho laat week or two, are
chiefly on Government securities, either by purchase or
tis collateral held for tho brokors. There 1B a further
addition of over three millions to the gold held in bank,
which is timely for the prceont ronewal of the expo t
demand. Tho gain on the gold deposits at bank, ?ince
1st May, is $5,277,000, cblelly from the Intereot pay
ments out of the Treaaury OlUco.
The untoward Financial and Cotton advices from Eu
rope by yesterday's steamern, produced another riao oi
1 to IK per cent lu Gold, and y toy, per cent in the
Foioign Exchangos, which had previously reached the
points usually deemed fair for the export of Gold. Short
sight billa on London aro llUfi to y, und on Paris 6f
10c to 6f 83?c to the dollar; London 60 days 10(1 y to
109".. There was consldorablo business doue, particu
larly on the Continent, A good many remitters, how
ever, wore willing to wait until Tuesday (the Scotia
sailing on Wedneaday A. M.), for further news from the
other side, looked for by tte Quebec steamer, and pos
sibly by tho Java at tilla port. There was aUo n large
bush-SB In the Gold Boom, the demand at the advaneo
to 130'i te 130/?' being fairly met with cash Gold.
The extra demand for Exchange, at full rates and
indirectly for Gold), growing out of the news, baa refer
ence moro to tho critical atate of the Cotton trade at
Liverpool than to tbo political advices or tho receipts of
U. 8. 6-20S. The latter make no great impression on
the market. They probably amounted to-day to $500,
000 or $700,000, and the Bonds woro immediately taken
up at the Stock Exchange and by the great dealers on
Wall-a'treotat 101 ,';(q)l0i J.'^ioi *,' ox coupon, or within
,Va>>i per cent of the prit- on Haturday. The new Is
! nues of 1864-66 wore maintained at 102010'?', per cent.
It la believed here that the weak credit of the now limit
ed Finance and Banking Companies lu London haa lu
part led to the advance of interest by the Bank of Eng
land. The discount demand has of late been thrown
heavily upon the great establishment, as well from this
causo aa from tue Immen se speculation in the Cotton
trade at Liverpool and Manchoater.
rliODUCF. MAIIKET.
NEW YORK, May 11.-The receipts of the principal
kinds of Produce since our last have bean 118 bbls
Athen, 9990 bbls Flour, 700 bags Corn Meal, 8513 bush
els Corn, 18,661 bushels Oats, 9000 bushels Malt, 223
bbia Pork, 665 pkga Cut Meats, 279 p.ga Lard, and 25
bbls Whiskey.
ASHES-Continuo in request at $887>?@7 12>i for Pota
and $11 for Pearls, %? 100 lbs.
Cor i-c-Ia m demand and stead y. We quote ?lava st
26@-o. Native Ceylon at 21@23c, Maracalbo at 19@22o,
Lag-jre at *fl;-,r$20c. Rio at 16>,@20>?ol and Ht". Do
mingo at 17>;@17 Kc cash, in gold, *f? lb.
COTTON-Has boon in moderate demand at uniform
quotations. Middlings are quoted at from 81@36c *t?
its- Salea tinco our last 1660 bales, against receipts of
72 bains
FLOUR Ann MEAL-State and Western Flour haa been
in rather more demand, opening heavily, bnt closing
more firmly, Salea since our last, 8.700 bbls., including
common to choice Superfine. State and Western at
$7 60 to $9 75; very poor to choice Extra State at $8 10
to $9 76, chiefly at $8 50 to $8 10; at $9 10 to $10 per
bbl. We quote:
Superfine Htato and Western.$7 60 to $ 8 23
Extra State. 3 10 to 9 78
Extra HUnols, Indiana Michigan, ftc. B 70 to 13 76
Extra Ohio, round hoop, ship's branda... 910 to 10 00
Extra Ohio, trade and taraHy branda... .10 10 to 1150
Extra GeneBee.10 70 to 17 23
Poor to very choice extra Missouri.10 70 to 17 25
Southern Flour continu-heavy today. Sales since
our laat, 600 bbls.. In lots, at $10 69 to $11 9?. for poor
to good, and f 11 90 to $17 25 for good to very choice
extra brands per bbl. Canadian Flour is depressed,
Sales 350 bbls. Extra at $8 70 to $11 per bbl. Rye flour
is dull and drooping. We quote Superfine at $6 60 to
$7 00 per bbl. ? sa'ea 350 bbls. Corn Meal ia quiet at
$3 83 to $4 for Western, $3 90 to $5 for Jersey, $4 25 for
Marsh's Caloric, aud $1 25 for Brandy wine per bbl.
Salua 100 bbls.
Guan*.-Wheat has been very quiet and Irregular to
day. A load of good No. MtlwauUe Club was recently
reported sold at$2 per bushel. Corn baa been in more
dein.nd and has advanced. Sales since our laat 81,000
bushels at 77c to eOo for unaound, and 81c to 84 ^c in
atore and deUrered, for sound mixed Weatorn, and 83c
to 85o for new yellow, per bushel. Oats are in fair re
quest and firm, including Sta-o at 63o to 6le; Jersey and
Pennsylvania at 67c to 69c; old Western st 68o to file, in
storeand delivered; new Western at 48c to 62c; Canada
st 60o to Clo per bu-hol; salea 61,ODO bushels Nothing
really new in Barley Malt. Barley hae been in moderate
request, 4200 bushels Bold at 60o. Rye is du 1; 3000
bathela Western were sold at ?1
HAT.-North River bale Is In talr demand at 00c to 90c
for po r to choice.
Bors-Have been in demand and firm, including last
year's crop, at 16c to 66c, aud two years' old at Bo to 30o
per lb.
MOLASHFS-Te in demand and steady. Including Now
Orlo.nu at 85c to $110; Porto Rico ut 60c to 76c; Cuba
at S8c to 62Kc per Ballon.
/NAVAL STOB--Continue in fair demand, Including
Spirits of Turpentine at $1 to $1 03 per gallon; Crude
do at $5 to $5 25; Rosin at $3 75 to $11 50 per 280 lbs;
Tar at $2 to $2 75'per bbl.
OILS-Have been in moderate request at buoyant
prices, including Crude Whale at $1 10; Bleached Whale
at SI l8 to $1 20; Crude Sperm at $2 25; Unbleach<d do
at $145 to $2 60; Lard OH at $185 to 2; Rod OH at 8.'c
to 85c; Llnseod Oil at $1 55 to $1 57 per gallon.
PETBOI-DM-Jontinueeln moderate demand, at Wyr.
to 29c for Crude, 43>,e to 45c for Refined lu bond, and
60o to 62 y c for do, free, per gallon.
PBOV-IONS- Pork has bren more active, but Irregular
prices. Sales since our last 9700 bbls, in lots, at $30 76
to $?1 25 for uew Mess, closing at $31 regular way;
$29 75 to $30 for one year old Mess; $27 60 for new
Prime Mess; $21 50 to $25 for new Prime, per bid.
Sales were also made of 1850 bulB new Meas, May, June
end July delivery, sellers' and buyers' options, at $30 75
to $81 60 per bbl. Out Meats are In less demand al
12>io to 13 ;ao for Shoulders and 17 y c to 19c for Hams;
sales 450 pkgs. Bacon continues quiet and nominal,
including Cumberland Cut at ll>?o to 14*?'c; Short Rib
at 16Xo; Long Ribbed, 16o; Long Clear, lt?"?o; Short
Clear, 10c to X6yo, pir lb. Dressed Hogs have baec
? egleoted and nominal. Lard Is rather firmer; salel
1 1070 tes snd bbls at lue to a?'.'c, and small lots al
22 >,, p?-r lb. Beef continues lu fair demand at $16 te
$20 BO for new Plain Mess, aud $21 to $21 SO for new
Extra do ; sales have been reported of 900 bbls. TI ore?
Beella entirely nominal. Beef Hams continue scarci
and In demand at $16 to $47 per bbl; eales 200 bbls
Butter is dull and heavy at 36o to 18o for 8tato, and 821
to 13o for Weitern, per lb, Cheese is very quiet stillc to
30c per ib.
,i*8uoa*-- Aro held ra'.her higher, but are Inactivo.
Bale? since our last 150 bhds, including Cu'a, so, a
from lO.'^c io 12>,c; snd 96 boxes Havana at Hy ti
ll "?o per pound. Rennod Sugars continue In good de
. mandat 13iya to 15yo por pound.
I HrEAni it-.-Sales since our last 01,000 pounds atollo t.
i 22>?o per pound..
TALLOW.-Sales 175,000 pounds at It KO to 12>io, thi
, latter an extreme rate, aud 13,600 pounds Grease at 10;,.
I to 13 ?,c per pound.
WHISKI--Continues dull and nominal at $2 26 t?
$2 27 per gallon.
VMM ara-Have been inactive. For London wer.
. taken 12,000 bushels Oats at 3>,d por btish-1, and 61
i tona Oil Cake at 16a per ton. For Bremen, 110 cases To
i baaco, at 10a.
t '
r WIliiiiiiKtoii Market.
1 WILMINGTON, May 15_TOUPESTINE-Sales of onl
- 12 bbls at $135 for virgin, $3 for yellow dip, and $15
. for hard, per 280 lb?
\ 8-B1- TUUPBKTINE-Hss been In active demand tr
t day, aud prices have further advanced 8ales of 21 bbl
r at 69>jc for colored, 25 do at 61c for ?a hite, and 77 do a
r I 620 per gallon for white.
Rosin-Salea of 72 bbls common at $2 20 per bbl; ID
\ do. No 1 at $6 to $7, BB In quality; and 50 d J exits pal
3 I at $8 per 280 lbs.
" OOTTOM-SaleB of 11 bales at 30c for Middling. 8 do I
'* 29c for 1 w Mlddllog, and 17 do at 27 to 28c per lb fe
2 aaaorted.
cl TIMUEB-Six rafts sold at ti 60 for inferior, $8 76 fe
e ordinary, and $11 per M for fair mill.
'[ Cotnmercl?1 Intelligence a
O THE LONDON MOKEV MA1.K?T.
** LOKDOK. May 1-Evening.- Contois dosed at 86 ', 1
" I 86J? for mosey.
>r ? Tho weekly return of the Bank of England shows
deere?-.> In bullion of ?319,000.
'. . AnsBtOAK BEorjarriEa.-The latest salea were : uni
>t ed suies Elvo twenties, CO1,'; Illinois Central Batiros.
>t 77 ? to 78; Erle Railroad, 48y to 49y
Tra Panis BounaE.-Firmer, with an advance.
,p UVS-POOL 1IAK1-TH.
h LmaPooL, May 4.-iho ralea of Ootton for the wet
?. foot np 49 000 bales. inoludlng 1600 bales to speculato
28 aud 9300 baloa to exportera. The market has rnled dn
io with ?decline of IK* per lb oa the week on all deacrl
. . ? . ' ' ? ? .- ?
tlonB. The aales to-.dsy (Friday) were COOO ba'os, luclud
'ng 15)0 bales to ?poenlotors and exporters, Iii? mar
iel cien s dull and unchanged at tho following quota
tons:
Fair. Middling.
Organs.16 V?A. 14 lid.
Mollie.10 d. 14 4
Upiinds.15,1,'d. 13,K?i.
8bck u port 7C5,')()0 bales, including 328,000 bules of
An olcai.
Br??d?uflH steady and unchanged. Provisions very
dull aid 'ending djwnward.
TIIADE nEPOHT.
The Usjchastor market lallat, with a declining ten
dency ftr (oodB and yarns.
Tile Financial l'unir.
8atterthi\ilt??'H circuir, dated on the evening of tho
2d, says: v? have to wport a week and declining mar
ket for Amp. lean securities There bas been hut little
demand lor homo uccniut, and quotations have been al
most entiivly Rovemcd by continental operations,
which, durjiK tho jant week, have been principally
large ?ales ->t 6-2U'a They clono strong at 6?'??CBS,
while IllinoisCoutr.t' and Erics nro relatively evcu more
depressed, t'.e ferner beiug lent quoted 77K@78>,, and
tho latter 49'?M..'!.1,. Atlantic aud Ureat W?rtern par
ticipated in the ?enorul depression, and dubeutures
close at "6if.70.
The English fiiil ? continued drooping, and much
heaviness and HUMlncM provailed. ) ho discount de
mand at the bauljiail been heavy, and tho drain of gold
for the Coutinenfcoiitlaucd.
Export* or Colton
FROM TUE rORTjF CHARLESTON, fl. C, COMMENCING 1ST
SEFTEMUKIl.llK?. TO L7TU MAT, 1806, ISCLUoIVE.
WnKVCEF.XPOnjKD.
Umroot,.....
Uull.
Loudon.i
Gia'guw.
Cork.
Total to Great Britain.I 3.644
Havre.....
M ar soil les.
Bordeauxjuid Rochelle.
Nantes...;.
THIS PREVI
WEEK. OUBLT.
3,6141 31,740
Total to franco.
Russia-Northern Ports.
Bunilla-Ports ol the lilack Sea..
Sweden and Norway.
Denmark.
Spain-Ports ?n the Atlantic...
Bpain-Ports ?n Mediterranean.
Hamburg.....
Bremen.
Ouba.
Total other Foreign Ports.,
New York.
Boston.
Philadelphia..
Baltimore...-.
Savannah.....
Wilmington. ..
Jacksonville_
31,740
6,959
6,939
- 266
172 140
838
Total to Ceaatwiao Ports.
Grand teal.
loe
35,942
2.040
1.724
954
7
33
10
35,284
36,284
6,959
6,969
266
313
678
36,780
2,040
1,790
964
7
33
10
910 40,710
4,6261 78,815
41,620
83 441
CHARLESTON WHOLESALE PRICES,
Corr? tt.liinil Revised for the Week ending
Thursday. Hay IT, 1800.
ABTICLEA.
PBtOKS.
80 ?
38 ?
30 ?
83
29
24
l8
? -
10 ? -
13 ? 16
16.00 ?18.00
? -
3.60
2t
31 Vi?
- ?
27
29
3(1
27
20
25
? -
83
28
21
au
?
38
19
36
6.00
U.OO ? -
nominal.
68 ? 6
6.00
76
9.60
9.00
14.00
3.60
2.75
23
60
9.00
9.60
8.00
6.60
5.60
6.00
7.00
60
1.10 ? 1.16
2.00 ? 3.00
1.30 ? 1.65
? -
? 12
? 1.75
? 4.60
? 8.00
? 80
? -
? -
? 16.00
? 3.00
25
J10.00
? 6.00
? 6.00
? 6.60
? 8.00
i -
10
1.00
4.00
1.50
2.76
? 3.60
? 4.50
90.00
76.00
? -
?80.00
?5.00 ?35.00
25.00 ?35.00
?65.60
? 00
fiO.OO
40
43>.@
45 ?
60 ?
40
66
60
BAQQINO, ?Ja yard
Bundle.
Gunn* Cloth.
BALE ROPE, ? lb-Manilla.
Western.
New York.
BREAD, ft lb
Navy.none
Pilot.
Crackers.
BRICKS, ft M.
BRAN, $100 lb?.
COTTON, ? lb_
Ordinary to good Ordinary.
Low Middling.
Middling to Strict Middling.
Good Middling......
Sea Island.
CANDLES, ft lb-Sperm.
Adamantine.
Tallow.
COFFEE, ft ?-Bio.
Laguayra.
Java.,
CORDAGE,? lb-Manilla.
Tarred American.
CORN MEAL, ft bbl.
COAL, ft ton-Anthracite.
Cumberland.
COPPER-Sheet, ft lb.
FISH-Cod, ft 100 lbs.
Herring, ? box.a.
Mackerel, No. 1, ft half bbl.
Mackerel, No. 3, f? half bbl.
Mackerel, No. 3, ft bbl.
Mackerel by kits
FISH- Mackerel No. 1.
No. a.
No. 3.
Sardines, ft 100-quarter boxes.
Half boxes_
FLOUR,? bbl.-Super.
Extra.
Fine.,......
Family, half bbls.
GLASS, ? box of 60 feet
American, 8x10.
American, 10x12.
French, 12x18.
ORA IN-Maryland Oats, ft bushel...
Western Oats, %t bushel.
Corn, ft biiBhel.
Batata, ft buahel.
HA Y, ? cwt.-North River..
Eastern.
HIDES-Dry, ft lb.,
INDIGO-? lb.
LATHS, ? U.
LIME-tiheu,? bbl.
South Carolina.
P.ockport.
Cement.
Plaster Paris.i 4.00
LUMBER, ? M feet
Clear \Vhito Pine, lBt quality..
White Pine, good run.
Yellow Pine.
Boards, ? M feet-Rough.,
Grooved and Ton trued..
LEA THBR, country tanned, ft lb...
MOLASSES ? gallon
Cuba.
Muscovado.%.
Sugar House.
NAVAL STORES, ft bbl-Tar.
Pitch.
Rosin, Palo.
Rosin, No. 1.
Rosin, No. 3.
Rosin, No. S....
Spirits Turpentine, ft gallon..
Oakum, *? lb .
OILS-lxt?, $ gallon.
linseed, ? gallon.
Sperm, Winter, ? gallon.
Cotton Bowl, t> gallon.,.
Castor (E. I.), ? gallon.
Olive, ? dosen...v.....
OILS - Keroniue, ? gallon.
Benzine, ft gallon.,
PROVISIONS-Batt, meas, ft bbl..
Beef, prime, ft bbl.
Pork, rucas, ft bbl.... ........
Rump. It bbl.
Bacon, Hants, ft lu.
Bacon, Sides. ? io.
Bacon, Shoulders, ? ft.
Bacon, Strips.;
Lara, in kog, ft lb.
Butter, ? ft.
Cheese.
Potatoes, $ bbl.
Onions, ? bbl.
Apples, ? bbl.
PAINTS-White Lend, ft ft.
Black Lead, ? lb.
RICE-Carolina, ? ft.
East India Rice.
SLA TES-American, ft square.
SHINGLES, ? M
White Pine, first quality.
SALT- Liverpool, coarse, ft sack.
Liverpool, fine, ft sack.
SOAP-Bar, ? ft.
STARCH, ? lb ,
SPICES, ? ft-Cassia.
Mace.
Cloves.
Nutmegs,
Pepper.
Pimento.
Race Ginger.
SPIRITS, ? gallon-Alcohol.
Brandy, Cognac.
Brandy, Domestic.
Gin, Holland...
Gin, American.
Rum, Jamaica..
Rum, N. E.,
Whisky, Bourbon.
Whisky, Rectified.
S HO AR, ? lb-Raw.
Crushed.
Clarified A.
Clarified B.
Clarified O.
Loaf...,..
Porto Rico.
Muscovado........
8ROARS-DomesUomanufacture.fi MJ18.00 ?45.00
FRlTlTS-PruiioB, ft ft.I 23
Fig?, ft ft.. 22
FRUITS-Dried Apple?, ft ft.J 10
Almonds, solt shell, ft ft.I j?
Raisins, M. R., ft box... S.00
Raisins, Layer, ft box.| 6.00
Oranges, ft box........I 8.00
Lemons, ft box.I a.oo
0.60
6.60
4.00
2.60
BO
16
1.00
1.60
8.36
?10.00
? 7.00
? -
? 8.00
? -
?
? 3.00
4.60 ? 4.75
8.00 ?10.00
76 ? 80
- ? -
16.00 ?30.00
14.00 ?15.00
30.00 ?36.00
30.00 ?33.00
it
to
NAILS
American, 4?20d, ft keg.
American Wrought.
Lathing, ft keg.
Copper, ft lb.
Galvanized, ft ft.
Spikes, ? lb.
TEAS, ft lh-Imperial.
Gunpowder.
Hyson.*.
Young Hyson.
Black.
TOBACCO, ? lb, as per quality....
TIMBER-Hewn Timber-Yellow Pine
Ash.
Poplar.
Hickory.
TIN- IO RooQng Plate.
I X Booting Plates .
I O Tin Plate, 10x14.
IX Tin Plato, 10x11.
1 O Tlu Platos. 14x20.
Block Tin, ft lb.
TWINE- Cotton, fa lb.
Twluo, Baling.
Twine, Hemp.
Jute.
VARNISH-Bright, ft gallon.
I'III .illili'.,
VINEGAR-White Wiuo, ? gallou.
Cider, ft gallon..
French, ft gallon.
WINE, ? gallon-Port.
Madeira.,
Sherry.
Clurot, ft case.
Champagne, "H basket.
ZINC-Sheet, ft lb.
7.25 ? 7.76
20 ?9 -
7.50 ?10.00
1.00 ? -
30 i -
12 ? 16
2.00 (l? 3.60
3.00 ? 3.60
1.50 ? 1.60
1.60 ? 1.60
1.00 ? 1.76
45 ? 1.60
8.00 ?26.00
05.00 ? -
65.00 ? -
76.00 ? -
13.00 ?14.00
10.00 ?17.tO
16.50 ? -
18.00 ?19.10
18.00 ? -
47 ? -
75 ? -
45 @ -
45 @ -
60 ? -
25 ? -
- ? -
60 ? -
80 ? -
1.00 ? 1.25
3.60 ? 6.00
2.25 ? 5.00
2.25 ? 5.00
5.00 013.60
26.00 ?30.00
26 ? 27
Consignees per South Csxrollut*. ltn.rno.ul,
May IT.
195 bales Cotton, 15 bales Mdzc, 16 bbu ISaval Stores,
l8 cars Lumber, Furniture, and Sundries. To Rov Dr
Smythe, W Snoad, J Kinn k i o, 3 BE Moan, J R Prin
gle, W H Wesson. Willis k ChWolm, Mrs Pennal, Ad
nms. Frost k Co, G W Williams At Co, H Bartlett, O J
Beckman, P Fogarty k Co, W B Williams, Gravatt, W W
Smith. Kavcnel k Co, J Wiley. J G Moffatt. Graeser k
Smith, J D Aiken & Co, G Connor, E H Jackson. 3 k J
D Kirkpatrick J" C Moy, Leo .t Spencer, J M Caldwell k
Son, G U Walter ft Co, G H Hoppock, G A Neuffer, J C
Bhnlcr, J Happoldt, King ft Caasldey, G W Clark ft Co,
Aus Un ft Al bee, F J Pelzer, G 8 Hacker, ? Welling, and
c Iii HO lui Bros.
Consignees per Northeastern Railroad,
May IO.
239 bales Cot'on, 170 bbls Naval Stores, bags PraB,
bags Rice, Empty Barrels, Mdze, Ac. To Mowry ft Co,
W K Ryan, G E Pritchett, J ft J D Kilpatrick. B A ft J
F Early, G W Williams ft Co, Hcrcven ft Nesbit, J M
Caldwell ft Son, J G Moffett. W A Bennett ft Co, Gon
zales, Woodward ft Co. Lee ft Spencer, Graeser ft Smith,
J King ft Co, J Cosgrove, Ravenel ft Co, AdamB, Frost ft
Co, Dukes ft Co, J MitoLell, J Fraser, E H ' Rodgera ft
Co, B H Barden, Win Lebby.
passengers.
Per steamship Moneka, for New York-Miss M S
Brown, E C Redpath, A Levy, Mrs J J Austin. O Lam
bert, Miss Mooro, Mr and Mrs Noyes, 3 children and
nurse. Miss E Harbeaon, Mia? M Harbeson, D Smith, J
Wolf, T Trout, ti 3 Mcintyre, H Heywran, G Glenn, Dr
H W Flinn. Capt A G Rankin, Mrs 8 J Dugan, J H
Green, J H Hosttle, R Rjorson, e' Todd, A O Cutter, C
Volgor, P Ferries and wife, H F ?de?, Dr J 1 Corbjn, J
W .Dickinson, N S Roberts, Miss E J Rodgers, Mrs A T
Porter, Mr Tower, J W Owcnn and lady, and 14 steerage.
PORT CALENDAR.
oonnsoTEO WEEKLT.
PHASES Ol' TBX MOOR.
Last Q. 7th, 4h. 33m. even j First Q. 21 ut, 4h. 38m. morn
New M. 14th, 9u.88in. morn| full M. 29iii, 7h. 68m. morn
BUN.
nxsBs. 1 Barrs.
HOOK
BISKS.
iiion
WAXasS.
14, Monday_
l6|Tueaday_
Wednesday,
Thursday ..
Friday....,
Saturday ...
Hnnday....
5.. 3
6.. 2
5.. 1
6.. 1
5.. 0
6.. 0
4..69
fl. .60
6..61
6..61
6..63
6..63
6..63
6..64
Sets.
8..12
9.. 3
10.. 3
10..65
11..40
Morn.
7..40
8..80
9..31
10.. 13
11.. 6
11..69
Mern.
MARINE NEW?.
PORT OF CHARLESTON.
Cleared Yesterday. [MAT 17
Steamship Moneka, Marshman, New York-Willis ft
Chlsolm.
Went to Sea Yesterday. [MAT 17
Steamship Moneka. Marshman. New York.
Sehr Mary D Ireland, Ireland, Philadelphia.
Behr Chas Wootsoy, Parker, a Northern Port. . - .
From this Port.
Sehr A E Smyrck, Jones, Baltimore, May 14.
Up for f his Port.
Steamship Cumberland, Reed, at Baltimore, to sall Sat
urday, May 19.
Sehr Dan Smith, Garwood, at Boston, May 12.
Cleared for mia. Port.
Brig A Adams, Ayres, at New York, day 16.
Sehr Moonlight. Stutes, at Boston, May 13.
JfalST OF SHIPPING .
In the Port or Charleston, May 17, 1 06.
VESSELS UNDKH 100 TOMS, AND STEAMERS COASTING
WITHIN THE STATE, KXOEPTED.
STEAMSHIPS.
Saragossa, 778 tona, Crowell, st Adger's wharves, for
MOW York, loading.Ravenel ft Co.
Gen Custer, - tons, Harris, at Atlantic) wharves, for
Baltimore, loading.Willis ft Chlsolm.
A dele. - lons, Hall, at Accommodation wharf, from
Ballimore, discharging.Street Bros ft Co.
SHIPS.
Hudson, 1130 tons, Potter, at Atlantic wharvos, for Liv
erpool, loading.Willis ft Chlsolm.
BARKS.
Mary fBr), 300 tons, Macomber, at Adger's wharves,
from-, walting.Master.
Ezra (Bri, 610 tons. Bradshaw, at Vauderhorst's wharf,
for Liverpool, loading.R Mure ft Co.
Eureka (Br), 674 tons, Smith, at Vauderhorst's whsrf,
for Liverpool, loading.Marshall, Beach ft Co.
Orion (Nor), 351 tons, Lvensen, at Eerr's wharf, foi
Liverpool, loading.Marshall, Beach ft Co.
Architect (Br) '34 tons, Rosewarno, at Marshall's wharf,
for Bristol, Eng, loading.R Muro ft Co.
Helen Sands, 664 tons. Otis, at Brown ft Co's wharves,
for Liverpool, loading.Htrcct Bros ft Co.
Marathon, - tons, Drlsko, in Ashley River, for Havana
loading.rtreet Bros ft Co,
Frank Marlon, 676 tons, Farrington, at Brown k Co't
wharves, for Bordoaus, loading. ..Willis ft Chlsolm.
Ango Gnardlene (Fr), - tons, Bijou, at Eerr's wharf,
from Havana, to be repaired.JA Enalow ft Co,
Harriet, - tons, Haesloop, at Brown ft Co's wharves,
from New York, discharging.GA Hopley ft Co.
Blutas.
Wlckopee (Br), 831 tons, Leland, at Vanderhorst's wharf,
for Liverpool, loo- in g.Htreet, Bros ft Co
Josle A Devereux, 891 tons. In the Stream, for Haiti
more, ready.Street Bros ft Co.
O W Ring, - tons,-, in Ashley River, for Balli
more, ready.H F Baker ft Co
Lone Star (Br). - tonst Curtis, at Oas wharf, from Liv
erpo!, discharging.R Mure ft Co
Ambrose Light, - tons. Simpson, at Atlantio wharves
from Baltimore?, dlocharHing.Willis ft Chlsolm
SCHOONERS.
Lilly. 413 tons, Francis, la the Stream, for New York
ready.I.W Bosch
Southerner. 900 tons, Darling, at Brown ft Co's whvs
for Boston, 1 ading.P p Looks
8 N Smith, 187 tons. Stetson, at Central wharves, foi
Philadelphia, loading. H F Baker ft Co
Wide World. 160 ton?, Hildrcth, at Adger'a wharves
for New York, loading. '..W Roach
J W Rnma?y, - tons, Oranmer, In Ashley Hiver, fu:
FaU River, Masa, loading.H F Baker ft Co
Everglade. I'll tons, Wrann, at Boyoe ft Go's wharves
from Boston, walting. White ft Paine
Julia E Carnage, 17? tons, Wood, at Patton's wharf
for Rockport, Me, loading.Trout ft Amsbory
A H Learning, 174 tons, Ludlam, at N E R R whar!
for PnHadelphla. loading .H F Baker ft Co
Daniel Brittain, 259 tons>Spring?r, In Ashley River, f >
Providence, loading.H F Baker ft Co
Ellio L Smith, 165 tons, bmlth, in Ashley River, tj
Philadelphia, loading.Street Bros ft Co
Jonas Sparks, 186 toss, Crowther, In Ashley River, to
Baltimore, loading.Street Bros ft Co
Clara, 395 tons, Barrett, at Boyes ft Go's wharves, froc
Philadelphia, waiting.TSftTG Budd
Arlington, - tons, Halsay, at Boyce ft Co's wbtrvei
from New York, discharging. .Shackelford ft Frasei
S II Cady, - tons, Crowell, at Brown ft Co's wharvei
from Baltimore, discharging.Street Bros ft Cc
Albert Mason, - tons. Lorry, st Brown ft Co's wharvei
from New York, dlscnarglng.H Cobla ft C<
KENTUCKY STATE L0TTEEY
Drawn Daily at Covington, Ey.
MURRAY, EDDY & CO., MANAGERS
Tickets fr-om Si to $20.
CIRCULAR?! BENT FREE OF CHARGE. ORDER
for TICKETS in the above LOTTHRY promptly at
tended to. Drawings mailed as soon as the Lottery 1
drawn. Ila. ana Plan Lottery-30,000 Ticke s ; 6s
Pria??. Capital Prize, $100,000. Draws the 16th an
81st of emoh month. Address
n. T. PETERS. U. 8. Licensed Agent,
No. 96 Hasel street, or Key Box 61, Pottoflice.
April 11_Imfs
d?O/~,l.ra.r\ A \RARMADBBYANVUN1
W?4?5\J\JKJ WITH 916.-Stencil ?nota. Ho e:
porieuoe neoesaary. The Presidenta, Cashiers, an
Treasurers of three Banks Indorse ihn olrcular. Bet
lreo with samples. Aidroao tht, American fjtencll To
Works, tprli^eld, Vcraaont, March II
ii rou |.. ..{
. I<"?rv
THE
SOUTHERN EXPRESS COMPANY
Office No. 147 Meeting-street.
oo_sr_sr__a_?ioisrs
WITH ALL.
RAILROADS THROUGHOUT,
TOE
UNITED STATES.
Every attention given to the
safe Transmission of Freight,
Money, and Valuables.
. -
WILL CALL FOR AND DELIVER
FREIGHT TO ANY POINT IN
THE CITY, FREE OF
CHARGE.
II. II. PLANT,
Prosldout, Augusta, (la.
April 28
NATIONAL EXPRESS
AND
TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY.
T1TE NATIONAL EXPBE8S AND TRANSPOR
TATION COMPANY having finally completed ita
Southern through connections from
NEW YORK and PHILADELPHIA to BALTI
MORE, WASHINGTON, RICHMOND, SAVAN
NAH, CHARLESTON, and all intermediate and
adjacent towna aa far South as GEORGIA; and
alao having perfooted its Western counootions, via
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad over main
roada, to
CINCINNATI AND ST. LOUIS,
Ia now prepared to recoivo FREIGHT, MER
CHANDISE, VALUABLE PACKAGES, MONEY
AND BULLION, and to transfer the same to or
from the places designated, and all intermedia
points, as efficiently, expeditiously and cheaply as
can be done by any other Express Company.
Offices are also opened io. MOBILE and NEW
OBLEAN8, and in & few days the Company will
run through, via MONTGOMERY, to these?
places.'
J. E. JOHNSTON, President.
B. F. FICKLIN, Gen. Sup't.
May 12_6
NEW DRESS GOODS,
JUST RECEIVED
AT
A LA VILLE DE PARIS,
No. 291,
Southwest cor. King _ Wentworth sts.
Maya_Ima
MOSQUITO NETTING.
108 IK. BOBINET LACK
BIOHABD80N*8 LINENS
SHIRTINGS, beat branda
SHEETINGS, all widths
BLEAOHED LINEN DI?II/L?*
BBOWN A PLAID LINEN PHILLS
OJLOTH3. OA88IMJEBE. Ac
A LA VILLE DE PARIS,
No. 291,
Southwest cor. King & Wentworth sts.
May 3 1_ o
BL-CK GRENADINE.
8-4 BLACK GRENADINE
8-4 BLACK CHAPE MABETZ, for Shawls.
AT
A LA VILLE DE PARIS,
No. 291,
Southwest cor. King & Wentworth sts.
May 3 laio
?SPUING 11 ?111 GOODS.
THE 8?B80BIBEB, HAVING JTJ8T RETURNED
from trio Nortb. takes this method of informing
the public that he Is receiving a lull assortment of
OLOTH8, CA8S8I-EUES, COATINGS AND VEST1NGS
of the beat foreign and domeade manufacture, adapted
to Spring and Summer wear.
These gooda having been purchaaed recently, and at
very low ligures, peraona wishing anything lo my Uno
will find It to their advantage to give ma a call, aa I have
the most experienced workmen, and am prepared to
make them np in the very bett etjlo at Edgerton A
Biobards' old stand, No. d2 Broad-street
Marob 30_J. 8. PHILLIPS.
SPBING
MILLINER Y.
LADIES' FANCY BILK, LACE AND ILLUSION
BONNETS
LADIES' AND M_8E3'
8EA-8IDE
HAMILTON
DEBBY
OLIVE
DEW DROP
MELROSE
FONTAINE __
AND ALEXANDRIA HATS.
IN
CANTON
PEDAL
FLORENCE
LUTON
AND LEGHOBN BBAID8.
Also, a choice assort-entof ST. ETIENNE and BA8LB
RIHUONS, NOS. 4 to MO, In tho LATtBT PARIS
8TYLE8. A fall assortment of ENGLISH CORD EDGE
PL'AIN BONNET B1BBONS, la ?11 the desirable shades,
. wow . o_?_3_a,xisr?a*.
And to which the attention of cnitomers Is invited.
, MRS. BOOTH,
April 19 lmo NO. 433 KING STREET.
__ C __._*._>
TO TUB
Gentlemen of Charleston anti Vicinity.
THE UNDERSIGNED DESIRE TO INFORM THEM
that they have leased the second floor ol the build
ing cm the ?CORNER OF MARKET AND KING STBEET8
(known ao the Adgor building), where they have fitted
op. In every particular, ? first-ass BILLIARD HALL,
oomy.-tag Lleven Tablea, from the u aauf.setcry of
Messrs. Kavanagh ft Decker.
Those wishing to pasa ? p leaaant ovenlng in the enjoy*
mont of this game, eannok but help to find this the cool
est and bes-, adapted room In the City.
A private SAMPLE BOOM is ?ttaohed, stocked with
the finest Importations.
Goutlomon MO Invited to call _d Insptx*.t for thc_
selves,
' LORING & TURNER.
April?
