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The Dailv News.
FRIDAY MOllNINQ. JUNE 21?, 18CG.
COMMERCIAL.
Kxuorta for til? Week ?-nillng Juno US.
FO-F.ION.
11VERF00L-1er bark Bolon Hands- 213 bales 8 I and
1204 bales Upland Cotton, 11 half chests Tea.
Per Br brig Wickopco-164,076 feot Pino Timoor,
582 bbls Spirits Turpentine, 187 bbURoslii.
BARB?*U>OEB AND A MARKET-Behr John 8 Lee
ISO,000 feet Pino Lumber.
COASTWISE
DEW YOhK- per steamship K B 8oudor-3 bales 8 I
and 72 bales Upland Cotton, 102 balas Yarn. S9
pkga Rosin, 34 pbge..... .Per steamship Moneka
0 bags S I Cotton, 3S4 bales Upland Cotton, 24 bales
Yarn, 44 balee Domestics, 407 boxes 8ugsr, 34 pkgs
Mil 7.0, 20 Empty Bbls, 105 bxs ando bbls Vegeta liles,
65 hxB Fruit... .Per steamship Quaker City-415 bxs
and bbls Vegetables, 01 boxes Peaches, 67 pkgs and
867 boxes Sugar, 3 tierces Rico, 68 empty bbls and
carboys, lil bales Upland and 1 bag Sea Island Cot
ton, 60 balee Domestic?, 184 bars Iron, 28 chains, 20
Smith's Bellows, and 4 Horses.Per sehr Jonas
Smith-105 bajos Upland and 1 balo Sea Island Cot
ton, 3?6 bbls Roi In, 240 bbls Spirits Turpentine, 20
bbls Rosin Oil, l18 bbls Ale, 183 empty Bbls, 0 bxs
Staves, 16 pkgs Mdzc, 6 rolls Leather, 2 cases Badle
ry, 0 bags Coffee. 30 hilda Clay, 160 bxs Pipes. 37
bundles Bags, 11 crates old Rope, 20 tons old Ma
chinery, 208 cafes and casks Hardware, 6 cases Bed
ding &c, 100 bundee ii he velo, 180 tons lar. o Guus
?nd Ordnnnco St?ren, 10 bundles Wiro, 22 bundle?
Spades, 137 Gas Pipes, 3 Bellows, 1 Boring Machino.
PHILADELPHIA-Per sehr II H Shannon-97 bales Cot
ton, l8 bales Mu?, 210 tons Iron, 22 bbls Oil, 60
Empty Barrels, and Sundries.
PHILADELPHIA-Per scbr Daniel Holmes-92,763 feet
Pine Lumber, 76,902 feet Timber.
TIIK CHARLESTON MARKET.
COTTON.-The receipts of the staple at this point
continues to faU off, and during the past week there
carno to hand 1118 bales against 1892 bales tho weok ba
loto. There WOB exported In tho satno time 493 bales,
and tbo week previous 2417 bales. The uncertainties of
tho future induce buyers to operate with great caution,
and the speculative purcbasor, who usually adds so
much to the tono of a market, has to act with unusual
prudence in tho prosout state of affairs; but in oocso
quuice of the bad crop prospects, hotders are generally
firm, and only sell at a declino under a financial pres
sure. On Friday, tho 22d lust., sellers having mado a
concession in prie? to the extent o? 1 to 1 ?-io. per lb.,
about 2?0 balos were disposed of on a basis of 33 to 34e.
per lb. for Middling, and 35 to 3Gc. per lb. for Strict Mid
dling Cotton. On Saturday the momentary expectation
Of the arrival of European nowa kept bnyers out of the
_u_r_et, and only 40 bales wero sold at the quotations of
the day before. On Monday tho foreign intelligence
not having arrived, the business of the day was oonfin
Od to a sale of 46 baloB of Strict Middling Cotton for
Spanish account at 36c. per lb. On Tuesday morning
the foreign accounts per steamship Aforaoian, with
dates to 15th inst, wero published, and although they
wero generally regarded as favorable, thoy produced no
effect on the market ; during this day some 120 bales
were sold at previous prices, say 33c. per lb. for Mid
dling, and 35c, for Strict Middling Cotton. On Wednes
day there waa conslderabl? activity, the business of lho
day extending to-50 bales, whloh, although at som?
what Irregular prices, the tales -were mostly at previous
ratea, except a lot of 60 bales of fino Cotton, whloh was
.aid to have been Bold at a price above our quotations.
Yeaterday the market was generally at a stand, tho finer
Cottons not being generally offored and; acaro?, and the
lower grades not being in much demand; The only
?ale wat 43 bales of 8irict Middling Cotton, the prioe of
?hieb did not transpire. We quote :
Middling Cotlon....?.'..j. 38o. per lb.
Strict to Cooa Middling.........86@3Bc. per lb.
Bax IHLAND COTTON.--There baa been no arrivals
of this claaa of Cotton alnoe our last roport, and ?ra
learn of no sales.
COTTON STATE MINT.
S. Is'ld. Upld. Riot.
-Stock on hand 8?pt- 1. IBrJS. asa loie loo
Becel'U from 8optl,'6StoJune20,'?6,6299 07619 8698
?Receipts from Jane 21 to 27/68.... - 1113 -
Total Receipts....6661 100242 8(91
Sttport*. S. rd. Up'd. Ric*.
FroniHopt. 1,'OB. to June 21,'66. 6490 94,664 2775 -
yromJuneaato28,1866. 8 488
6495 98.062 2776
Total exports.B496 95,052 2776
160 6190 921
BICE.-We learn of no receipts Blnoe last report, and
the market remaining without change, with small aalei
for local consumption of common olean Carolina at
12 */_c. per lb., and good do. at 12 >? to 12,_o. per lb.
NAVAL STORES.-916 bbls. of Boslnhas been reoelv
ed during the week, the demand being moderate at de
clining prices; about 600 bbls. have been sold, and w?
quote Pale Rosin at $6; No. 1 at $4.60 to 6.60, and Mo. !
?t $2.60 to 3; No. 8 at $2-all 280 lbs. to the barrel
About 188 bbls. Spirits Turpentine have boen receive?
daring the week, but we have no sales to report; Un
asking rate Is 74 to 76c. Bale? of Crudo Turpentine ha
taken place at $4.50 to 6; Virgin Yellow Dip at $3 and i
SinaUlotof Tar at $2.50 per lb. The want of foreign nhi]
room haa Interfered very much with the sale of Nava
Stores.
HAY.-Although there is a large stools on hand th
. arrivals of Hay cbntlnuo liberal, amounting to abou
1000 bales by sail, and 600 by'steam, mostly from Net
York. We learn of sales of North River at about $1.2
per hundrod, bnt a large lot would not probably brin
over $1.10 If sold for cash. The jobbers are generall
ktellbog at $1.30 to 1.69 per hundred for North Blvor an
Eastern, as In quality.
CORN.- Th? arrivals of tbo week have been ligb
amounting to about lO.OOtT* bushels, with a good an
steady demand for city and country consumption.I W
learn of sales ol 3600 bushels White Maryland at $l.f
per bushel Weight, bags Included; 1700 bushels di?., !
bulk, at $1.45 per bushel weight, without baga, and
lot of mixed We, torn Corn at $1.36 per bushel weigh
bags included. -,
OATS.-There haa been no arrivals since our last r
port, and Ute only sales are ia a retail way.
FLOUR-The receipts continue Umited, wllh a ligl
demand and no change lu prloea. We quoto Low Sup
at $8.50 to $8.75 f Good Super at $8.76 to $9 per bbl.
BACON.-The market remains In about the satno co
ditton as last week, with si little more firmness
Shoulders. We learn ol' aalea of Prime Shoulders
17o. per ib., Bibbed Sides at UOo. per lb., Clear Bibb
Sides at 20 >i o. per lb., and Clear Sides at 21o. par lb.
TIMBER AND LUMBER.-This artlclo continu
.heavy, partly for want of shipping facilities, and also
the depressed state of the Northern and foreign marks
We quote common Pine Timber at $S to $18 per 1
good Ulli Timber $10 to $12, and Shipping Tim!
Primo $16 to $18 per M. Raft Boards are selling frt
$12 to $16 per M. ; 8team-sawel Boards, $22 to $26 j
M. ; Scantlings, $16 per M.
SALT.-The stock continue- large, and the tales i
confined to the retail trade at $1.76 to $2 per sa
FREIGHTS-To Liverpool remain without change, t
we quote a Xd- on Upland Cotton Obturwite-To N
York by steam the rate Is Jic per lb. on Upland Cot'
and 75c per bbl. on vegetables. By tailing vessel
New York we quote the rate nominal at }?c por lb
Upland Cotton.
EXCHANGE.- Bills on England are nominal, the
sottieil state o? money matters having suspended tri
actions. Domestic Exchange.--The banks purchase 81
Checks on Ne** York at X off, ten to fifteen miajs \
twenty to twouty-flvo daya 1 per oent off, thirty d
l>. off, sixty dsys 2>i off. The banks sell sight dr<
on Kew York at >? premium. Private drawers purob
Bight Drafts at >? off to'ptr, and seil ai K lo '% i
ml um.
GOLD waa dull yesterday, and the brokers ware b
lng at 63, and selling at 65.
Augnatat, 91 arl?.?t.
AUGUSTA, June 27.-Corrow-The market Is I
We have been unable to hear of any sales.
GOLD ??quiet. A few sales hav* been effected at
<to 16$. Btlvor-nothing-doing, Securities unchanf
'
Mobile Market.
MOBILE, Juno 19_COTTON-Tho Bales to-day
ainount??U lo 100 bojes at Irregular price?.
MONETARY AM) FlMANUI A_- IS UH?H _ dllll Ililli lUOUOy
plenty.
GOLD- Tho roto during tho foienonn was 116 to 160.
On tho rocclpt of ths noon dispatches from Now York
announcing an advance, tho uiarkct advanced and clon
ed at uu to isa.
SILVA?-Buying and colline at 130 to 195.
!____- -Sterling nominal. Mow York eight. , _ to
y, prem. Now Orleans par.
New Orleans Marltot.
NEW ORLEANS, June 23.-COTTON-Tho market con
tinued oxttemely dull today, buyers ttanding off
awaiting later nowa or further loatructlons, and tho
Hiles were confined to 300 bales, at still easier prices,
middling having eold at 38c. In our last ropoit we
quoted nominally at 31 to 33o for good ordinary, 36 to
37o for low middling, and 39 to 40c for _iddllug. To
day's buslnoss waa about le lower, but not of sufficient
extent to sotve ?a a ennis for amended quotations.
BTATB-KN. OF COTTON.
Stock on hand 1st Sept., 1_5.baioi-83,280
Rocelvod to-day. 183
Received provloualy.730,350-780,633
818,773
Ccarod to-day. 4,455
Clearel previously.607,106
-701,860
Stock on hand..113.-13
The clearances comprlso 633 balea for Philadelphia,
1668 for New York, 325t for Boston.
HUOAR tun U__HU- Only 3 hhde Sugar have been
received ir in the coot t since yesterday; no Molasses.
Supplies of the domestic production aro vary nearly ex
iii-i.ted. butthemarkot ia well stocked with thot ol
forotgn production.?Extremo dullness continu?e to pre
vail, however, and the sales to-day wore confined to 60
hlnl? Louisiana seconds at 16 to I5._c. and 39 bhds
Cuba common on private terms. Louisiana Sugar has
been retailing at 13 to 14c for common to fair, 14J? to
Ific for fully fair, 16>{c for prims, lGc for yellow clari
fied, and lo), to 16J? for whlto Cuba 8agar baa boon
retailing at l8 to I'd>_c por lb for No. 13, 14o for No. 14,
and 143a to 16c for No. 16. Cub? Molasses ia retailing
at 35a por gallon.
I1'-Eloura.- The Freight market continuos very dull,
both foreign and ooaBtwlse. Thoro la a little going for
ward at )_c por lb for Cotton and 60o per bbl for Flour
by sall fur New York and Boston; lo par lb for Cotton
and 80c per bbl for Flour by atoam. The ratea by sail
ing VOBSOIB for Liverpool aro %a per lb for Cotton and
36B for Tobacco. For H avro lo per lb for Cotton.
Wilmington Market.
WILMINGTON, Juno 37-Ton.E__E.-Salea of
230 bblB at $4 05 for new virgin, and 93 05 for yellow
dip.
SPIRITS TUWI-KNTIHK.-Wo quote Baloi of 31 bills at
49c per gallon for white.
ROSIN.- On'y 93 bbla changed hands to-day At SO 35
for MO. I, and $3 for opaque.
COTTON.-Salea of 8 b?les at 86c for middling.
Cons.-Wc quote aales of email lota at $ 35 to 140 for
yeUow, and $1 60 por bushel for whlto.
Philadelphia Market.
PHILADELPHIA, Jane 35.- BASS.-____ bark la
selling at $18 per cord ; lat No 1 quercitron ia quoted at
|33 per ton; but we hear of no aalea.
COAL.-Cargo eales aro making at $6 60 for white ash,
and S6 50 to $G per ton for red aah, aa to quality.
COTTON.-The market ia l?sa active and prioea unset
tled and lower. About 100 balea of middling Bold at 37
to 38a per lb.
GROCEBIKS.-Sugar and coffee continuo dall and un
Bottled, and we hoar of no aalea of either worthy of
notice.
FLOUR.-There la llttlo or no demand for export, and
the market is very du 1; most buyers are holding off for
Io er prices; aboat 600 bbla aold in lota at prloee rang
ing 17 76 to SB ?6 per bbl for Northwestern superfine;
$S to S10 pot bbl for northwestern extra.
# '0 60 to 11 76 per bbl tor northwest extra family.
|i 60 to 8 75 per bbl tor Pennsylvania and Western
Bi'.porflne.
S9 35 to 10 35 per bbl for Pennsylvania and Western
extra
Sll to 13 60 per bbl for Penn ay 1 van la and Western
c xtra family.
S14 to 16 per bbl for fancies.
M 60 to 6 75 per bbl for rye floor.
S4 to 4 35 per bbl for Pennsylvania corn meal.
S4 76 to 4 80 per bbl for Brandywlne meal.
I'r.oiT-In (oreign fruit there la very little doing.
Oranges sell from atore at $6 60 to 7, and lemons at ?6
to 6 (0 per box.
QBAXN-There is very little wheat here, and not much
offering. The only aale ia a lot of 600 bbla spring at
$160, and 600 buBhels choice rod at S3 05. Rye ia
steady at SI 35. Corn. Is very quiet, and there la not
much coming forward ; sales of 8500 tmsbels at $105
tttt yellow, and SI 01 to 1 64 for mixed Western. Oats
?ra ateadv at 70 far Delaware. 73 to T5c for Pen aav lynn! &
aod 60 to 680 for Western. Nothing doing iu barley
malt to fix prices. "
The receipts to-day are 2700 bbla flour; 8850 bnsbela
wheat; 4900 bntbele corn ; 6900 bnahela oata.
\YUI8__ZY-Continues quiet with small eales of Penn
sylvania bbla at S3 24 to S3 36 and Ohio at S3 28 to S3 39
per gallon. ?.
Pnov-iows.-Tho sales oonHnue limited, but prices
are unchanged. Small sales of new mess pork are
making st ?33 60 per bbl. Bacon hams sall In email
lota at 30 to 36o per lb for plain and fancy bagged.
Pickled hams at 19 to 30o, and 30,060 Iba of salt anonl
dera at 16 *_ per lb.
new York Market?
HONET HABEST.
The New York Journal of Commerce of Tuesday, th(
36th Inat., saya:
The market 1B comparatively Inactive In all th?
various department?. Money is offered in excess of thi
wanta of borrowers, and call loans are readily ob tal nee
on acceptable securities at 4 to 6 per cent. The rangi
of discount for the best buslneaa paper la 5>? to 7 pei
cent per annum. '
Go Id opened this morning at 1S8, touob_163s?, fel
off to 153, then advanced to 16 _ with more _ ti vi ty
and closed at 163.?.
Silver la in limited requeat at 7 to OK cents below tb?
price of gold.
Foreign Exchange ia held at a higher rate, ?lihouol
the advance Is not established. Leading bankers oak lu1
for sixty days sterling bills, and HO)_ for short sigh
do, bnt the best have neon aold aecond hand at lowe:
figures. We quote :-Billa at 60 days on London. 10
to 107. a for commorcl&l, 108 to 109 for banker's ; do a
short eight. 109 to 110!.: Paris at 00 days, 5l8.it?
5 12!. do short sight, 5 13j. to 6 10; Antwerp, 0 30 t
6 13_; HwiBs, 6 ia.? to 61 - Hamburg, sa to so?;
Amsterdam, 40 to 41& t Frank tort, 41J1 to 43*. ; Bremen
77 yt to 79; I'russian til a lera. Ii to 74.
The stock market waa extremely dull. Tn ero aeem
te be little pressure to sell and very few orders to buy
Prices of moat leading railway shares abow no marke
fluctuations from Saturday's quotations. Government
are in moderate demand, and some classes sell at
fra .tlonal decline.
' PBO-UC- HABEST.
NEW YORK, Juno 36.-The receipta of the prinolpi
kinds of Ptoduce since our last have been l8 bbls ABbei
18,668 bbla Flour, 644 ii bis and 327 bag! Corn Mea
6303 bnahela Wheat, 3060 bushels Com, 660 busbe
Oats, 46 bbla Pork, 53 ' kg* Out Moats, 48 pkgi Lard, an
346 bbla \*ibl_oy.
ABH_e-Are quiet a. firm at 8 36 to $8 37 for Pot
and 1. 60 to $ltl for reorls, per 100 Iba.
CO-__-Continues in very moderate request, inclu?
lug Java al 24X-to 35*_ci Native Ceylon at 20 to 32
Moricatbo at 17 to 20o. La. ayre at 17 to 19o, Bio 14
to 30c, and St Domingo at 17 to 17 _c, cash, In gol
per lb- . V
CorroK-Hoa been In moderate demand at unlfor
quotati?-- Middlings, 87 to 3 . chiefly within ti
range, per lb. Balea and resales einoa our last, IK
bales against receipts of 180 balea.
I > *_?*_*_?NTS IN COTTON AT THIS -OUT.
I Eales
lleoelpts eine? I une 1,186?..'. 88,5
Receipts since Jan. 1, 1866.368,3
lircelpts since Sept. 1, 1866.798,0
Exporta since Sept 1. 1866.....>??.^O
FLOUH AMD Mun-State and Western'Floor boa bet
qnlte dull to-day, at rather easier prices,.chiefly for ti
iuforlor graflos, holdere of which aeem eager to realii
Salea alnoe onr lost, 6800 bbla. Including common
choice SoperflnOStat?and Western at S6 30 to tit
very poor to choice Extra Biala at $7 80 to $9 90, ent?l
at $7 60 to $8 co ; sound hoop Extra Ohio, poor to goi
shipping brands, at S8 60 to $1010 ?per bbl. We ne
finn to :
Superflue State and Western.$6.20_S 7.
Extra BUte.7.30a '_..
Extra Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, he.7.46? 14
Extra Ohio, round-hoop, ablpp'g branda.. 8.60? 10.
Extra Ohio, trade and family brands.10.16? 14.
Extra Genese?.....?o.oois i_.
Common to choice extra Missouri.11.76_ 17.
Southern Flonr continues quiet and heavy. Boleac-fl
onr last 400 t?bls tn lots, at S10 26 'to 111 70 for poor
good, and SU 7 6 to $17 50 for good to very choleo eil
rands per bbl. Canadian Flour haa been much ?
pressed. 8alea. 800 bbls. E xtra at $8 60 to $14 per b
Ilyo flour is dull and heavy, including Bnpernne
$6 75"to $7 50por bbl. Corn Mea) is In less demand
$4 90 to $5 for Western. $B to $B 10 for Jeraey, $5 25 .
Marsh's Caloric, and $6 33 fur Brandywine, deliver?
per bbl. Solea 2 0 bbls.
GRAIN.-Wheat Is very pearce And quita nominal
pi-- Corn is In less request at deo integrates. Bo
have been reported since our Uat of 41.000 bushell
Mo to 01a for unnound, and 9lc to 94o, closing at Qlo
y.'o ft>r aonnd new 'mixed Western, per bushel. M
Oata are In less demand at drooping prices. We qn
new Western at 56o to 6*. the latter rata for clio
Mllwaukio, par bushel. Nothing new in Bye, Barley
Barley Malt
HAT-North River bale Is In moderate demand,
65o to 85c for poor to very choice, per 100 lbs.
Hors-Continue in moderate demand, Inolnd
American, last year's crop, at 15 to 66o, and '.wo yoi
old at 8o to 80o per pound. We quote: 1664's lnfei
American, 8o to 16o: 1804's prime Amerloan, 20c to .
1805's inferior Aiaerltian, 160 to 46; 18(15's p?inio Ameri
can, 65. to C?e; English 50c to 65c; Be glan 50c to 69c ;
Bavarian C5c to 70c por pound.
freo, per Rall?n.
PBOVIBIONB.-Now Mess Pork waa freely offered and
purchaBod, to-day, ot a further redaction in prices.
Other kinds wero neglected. Bales ?luco our last T200
bola, lu lots, at $31 to 31 02}-; for now Mess, closing at
$31 cash; $29 60 to SO for on?, year old Mess; $28 60 for
new Primo, and $28 50 for Primo Mess, per bbl. Cut
Meats ooutlnuo in request, at lH'_o to ia.>.,'c for Shoul
ders, and 17c to 20o for Hame; sales 286 pkgs. Bacon l?
quito nominal. Lard Is quite hoavy; sales tinco our
last 660 tea and bbls at 19>i 0 to 22 '.{o por lb. Boof is lu
loss demand at $10 to 21 for now P.aln MOSB,
and $'?1 to 24 60 for now extra do; salea have
bwn reported of 400 bbls. Tlorco Boot Is un
settled. Boef Hams continuo quito nominal, l?HU?*r
has boen In moderato dornend, at 2Cc to 40a for Btoto
and 20c to 83o for Western. Clieeuo 1B quiot at 8c to 22c
per lb.
SUGARS-Have boen In fair ?lomatia' at sttady rates.
Sales since our last 1170 hhds Cuba, Ac, at from li)',?-.
to 12?<;o, and 030 boxes Havana, part at li ^c to 12c
?er lb. Bellncd Sugars contlnno In request at 14c to
liic por lb.
STF.AIUNK-Sales 34.000 lbs, at 20c to 2 2 Ko por lb.
TALLOW_Sales 120,000 lbs at 12\c to 12Jic,aud 21,000
iba groaso at 10c to 13c por lb.
WUISKRY-Is inactivo and nominal in price.
FnEiauTs.-For Liverpool tbcro woro token 125,000
bushels Corn at 4d to Gil, chiefly at 4>*?d, by Btcatnor,
per bushel; 40 hhdB Tobacco at 17s 6d. For Loudon,
1000 bbls Flour at 1B 4};d per bbl; and 200 ton I Oil
Cakoat 15s por ton; and a brig, with Petroleum, from
Philadelphia, at6S Cd per bbl. For Antwerp, 800 bbls
Petroleum, from Philadelphia, at 6s Od per bbl. For
Cadiz, a bark, with a full cargo of Tobacco, on privato
terms.
Financial and Commercial,
LIVERPOOL COTTON M AUK ET, JONE li.
Bales of Cotlon for four days 30,000 balos. including
0000 bales to speculators and exportorp The market le
firm at unchanged prices. Middling Uplands aro quoted
at 13>_d to 13?id.
TRADE REPORT.
Tho Manchester market is steady for goodd and yarns.
LIVERPOOL BREADSTUFF8 MARKET, JUNE 14.
Tho market 1B generally firm. Richardson, Sponoo k
Co. report: Flour firm, and boldon? demand an advance.
Wheat steady at 10a 3d to 10a 9d for Winter Rod. Corn
steady at 29s to 29B Gd for mixed.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET-1-TII.
The market is generally quiet and steady. Various
olrculars roport: Beef quiet and steady. Pork quiet
and steady. Bacon steady. Ltrd quiot and nominal.
Tallo*- quiet and steady.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.
Ashes quiet and steady. Sugar stoady. Ooffce inac
tive. Rico flat. Rosin dull. Spirits Turpentine- no
sales. Potroleum quiot and steady.
LONDON -tABKETS-1-TH.
Broadstuffa firm, with an advancing tendency. Bugar
quiet and steady. Coffee firm. Tea quiet and steady.
Rico steady. Tallow steady.
VERT LATEST COMMERCIAL, VIA LONDON
DERRY.
LIVERPOOL, Friday Evening, Juno 16.
COTTON -Sales of tho week 72,COO bales, including
4760 bales to speculators and 10,600 bales to exporters.
The market has rnled firmer, with an advance of Jfd to
Id per lb for American, and a lightly dearer for other de
scriptions. The authorized quotations are:
Fair Orleans..lfl>?d. I Middling Orleans.. .14Kd.
Fair Mobile.lOrt. I Middling Mobile... .14 !_d.
Fair Uplands_.'..15).d. I New Uplands..'.ltd.
Stock la port, 1,040,090 bales, including 441,000 bales
of American.
The sales to-day (Friday) were 8000 bales, including
1000 balea to spec alai ora and exporters. Th* ?narko l la
quiet and unchanged. ..?-"
TnADE BEFQBr.-Tho Manchester market Is firm for
cotton goods and yarns.
fioEADST-rrs.-The market la Armor, and holders of
flour and wheat demand an advanoe. Oom dall and do
cllntog.
PROVISIONS.-The market la steady.
LONDON-, Friday Evening, June 16.-Consols close at
88>i to Hfl>i for money.
Au-niOAV STOCKS.-United States Five-Twenties,
64X to 86; Illinois Central. 76 to 76}.; Brie Railroad,
40X to 40 ?i
? ?LONDON, Friday, Jum 15-Evening.
The weekly return of tho Bank of England shows ax.
Increase in bullion of ?1,203,000.
?Exporta of Cotton
rso? THE POST or CHARLESTON, B. C, COHKIXOQIO lr
SEPTEMBER, 1885, TO 28TH JUNE, 1866, INCMJHIT-.
Tam PREVI
Liverpool..
HuB.
London...
Glasgow...
Cork.
-1 40,040
Total to Great Britain.
Havre.
Marseilles.
Bordeaux and Bochelle.
Nantes.
Total to France.
RusBla-Nor thorn Porte.
Russia- Porte of the Black Sea,
Sweden and Norway.
Denmark.
Spain-Porta on the Allan tia...
Spain-Porta on M edi terra noan..
Hamburg.
Bremen.
Cuba?.
Total other Foreign Porta..
New York
Boston.
Philadelphia .
BalUmoro....
Savannah....
Wilmington..
JacksonvlUe..
Total to Coastwise Ports.
91G
Grand total.
48.040
5,050
98
6,057
2Gfi
812
0,0t
5711
42,976
3,023
2,097
1,074
7
33
10
48,820
43,7'
2,6
2.1
1.0
49,7
91b(l01,495| 102,4
CIURLEST0N WHOLESALE PRICES
Corrected andRevlged tar the Weeli endli
TJiurmlo-y, Jane 'AH, 1-60.
ARTIC---.
BAOOINO, f, yard
Dundee.,.
Onnny Cloth....
BALE ROPE, V lb-Manilla.
Western.
New York.
BREAD, ft ft
Navy..:.none
Pilot.
Crackers.
BRICES, ? M.
BRAN, V> 100 lba.
COTTON, V ft.
Ordinary to good Ordinary.
; Iiow Middling....
\ Middling to Striot Middling....
Oood Middling.
Baalsland.
CANDLES, fl ft-8perm.
Adamantine....?.
Tallow.
COFFEE,*} ft-Bio.
Laguayra..
Java....;......
OORDAQR.H ft-Manilla.
Tarred American.
CORN MEAL, ?bbl.
COAL, v ton-anthracite.
Cumberland.?.
COPPER-Sheet, $ ft.
rilli- Cod, ? 100 lbs.....
Herring, ? box.
Mackerel. No. 1, ? half bbl.
Mackerel, No. 2, <p bali bbl.
Mackorol, Ko. 8, * bbl.....
Mackerel by kita
FISH-Mackorol No. 1..
No. a.
No. 3.?.?.
Sardines, ?fl 100-rjuarter boxes.
Half boxes....
FLOUR.fi bbl.-Super.
t Extra.
' * Fine..?.
Family, half bbls.
GLASS, .> box of 60 foot
American, 8x10.
American, 10x12..
Frenoh, 19xlB.t..
QRAIN- Mary Und Oats, ? bushel...
Western Oats, ? bushel.
Corn, ? bushel.
Beans, <? bushel.
HA T, V owt.-North River.
Eastern.
BIDES- Dry, ? ft.
INDIGO-Vi ft.
IflJN-Refined, ft ft.
Bwedj.
PLOW STEEL, ? ft.
LATHS, ? M.
LIME-Bneu, ft bbl.
South Carolina.
Rockport,.....
Cement.
Plaster Parla.
? II
.318.01
83
.80 ? 8.0
.76 ta -
.60 @ 9.C
.60 @10.C
.00 ?a -
.60 ?a 6.C
.25 @ l.l
.00 @ 8.1
.15 ? 1/
1.
90.00
76.00
20.00
20.00
M). (K1
40
N
SB
60
0.00
4.60
2.50
2.00
74
10
1.90
1.6U
3.25
4.60
8.00
76
16.00
14.00
30.00
26.00
22
20
17
- @
.B
LUMBER, f, M feet
Clear Whltu Pine, 1st quality...
Whito Fine, good run.'
Yellow Pine.
Boards, f, M feet-Rough. ...."
Grooved and Tongucd...
LEATHER, country tanned, V lb...
MOLASSES f. gallon
Cuba.
Muscovado.
Sugar House.
NAVAL STORES, fl bbl-Tar.
Pitch.
Rosin, Palo.
Rosin, No. 1.
Rosin, No. 2.
Rosin, No. 3.
Spirits Turpcutltto, ?? gallon...
Oakum, 3* lb.
flffiiT laWl. fl gallon.
LluHcod. "? gallon.
Sporm, Winter, fl gallon.
Cotton Seed, ft gallon.
Castor (E. I.), f ?allon.
Olivo, fl dozen.
OILS -Kerosine, ft gallon.
Benrlno, ft gallon.
PRO VISIONS- Beef, moss, ft bbl...
Boof, primo, fl bbl.
Pork, mess, ft bbl.
Rump, f?, bbl.
Bacon, Boms, *C lb.
Bacon, Sides, ft lb.
Bacon, Bbonldors, fl lb.
Bacon, Strips.
Larda in keg, fi lb.,.
Buttor, %1 lb.
Ohcoso.
Potatoes, f> bbl.
Onions, ?fl bbl.
Apples, fl bbl.
PAINTS-White Lead. fl lb.
BlackLead.fi lb.
RICE-Carolina, f. lb.
East India Rice.
SLA TES- American, fl square.
SHINGLES, fl M-.
White Pine, first quality.
SALT- Liverpool, coarse, ft sack.
Liverpool, Ano, fl sack.
SOAP- Bar, fl lb.
STARCH, ft lb.
SPICES, f lb- Casals.
Muco.
Cloves.
?Nutmegs.
Popper.
Pimento.
Race Ginger.
SPIRITS, f gallon-.Alcohol.
Brandy, Cognac.
Brandy, Domestic.
Gin, Holland.
Gin, American.
Rum, Jamaica.
Rum, N. E.
Whisky, Bourbon.
Whisky, Rectified.....
SUGAR, f*. lb-Raw.
Crushed.
Clarified A.
Clarified B.
ClarifledO.
Loaf.
Porto Rico.
M usco vado.
ti SOARS-Domestic manufacture, fl M
FRUITS-Prunos, fl ft.
Figs, ft ft.-..
FR UITS-Vriod Apples, ?? ft.
Almonds, soft shell, fl lb.
Raisins, M. R., ft box.
1 Raisins, Layer, ft box.
Oranges, fl box.
Lemons, fl box.
NAILS^
American, 4?20d, fl keg.
TEAS- American Wrought.
Lathing, fl keg.
Copper, ft ft.
Galvanized, f Ih.
Spikes, fl ft.
TEAS, fl lb-Imperial.
Gunpowder.;.
Hyson.
Yourie Hyson.
Black.
TOBACCO, fi lb, as per quality.
TIMBER-Hewn Timber-Yellow Pine
?lab......;
Poplar.
'Hickory.
TIN- I O Roofing Plate.
I % Roofing Plates
IO Tin Plate, 10x14
IX Tin Plate, 10x14
I O Tin Plates. 14x20
Block Tin, f. lb
*?H_tr?_tfR_!_3 *
Twine, Hemp.
Jute.
VARNISH- Bright, fl gaUon
Paraflne.
VINEGAR-White Wine, ft gaUon
Cider, ft gallon.
French, f. gallon.
WINE, f? gallon-Port.....:.."....
Madeira.
Sherry;.
Olaret, fl ewe..| 6.00
Champagne, ft basket.-26.00
ZINC-Sheet, fl ft........I 26
A -
(380.00
?25.00
? -
(0)05.00
? 00
? -
?a -
S _
?SWS. CO
? 3.00
? -
<_> 75
(?0 -
? 2.00
@ 4.75
S 10.00
80
o -
?20.00
?16.00
?36.00
?22.00
? 2G
?a 21
21
47
N
in
45
24
3.011
3.O0
10.00
10
u
12>.@
10 S
12.60 ?
7.00 ? 8.00
12.00 ? -
1.75? 2.00
- ? -
11 ? IB
11?? 12
1.12>,@ -
1.75 ? -
? 4.00
? 4.00
?12.00
@ l8
14
13 X
10
1.25
2.00
40
40
37
5.00
4.00
3.00
4.76
3.50
6.00
2.60
3.00
2.30
12
17
16
?
?
15>?@
I1?.?
13 ii?
12 ?
? -
? 2.50
? -
? 50
? -
@ 6.00
?12.00
? 3.76
? 5.00
? 3.76
? COO
? 3.00
? 6.00
? 2.40
? 16
17J_
16?
l8
l8
UK
14
18.00 ?45.00
22 ? -
22
10
35
6.O0
6.00
5.00
3.00
6.25
20
7.60
1.00
30
12
2.00
2.00
? 28
? 28
? 12
? 8.40
? 6.60
? 0.60
? 60
? 6.75
?10.00
@ 15
?2.50
2.60
1.60 ? 1.C0
1.60 ? 1.(30
1.00 ? 1.75
45 ? 1.60
5.00 ?20.00
66.00
. oiial^naqc par Boalla. Carolina Railroad
?lane 38.
164 bales Cotton, 17 bales Maze, 22 bbls Spirits Tur
pentlne, 67 bbls Rosin and Crude TnrpentlnoL6 car
Lumber, 3 cars Old Iron, Furniture, Ac. To G W W11
Hams k Co. W M Lawton k Co, D Lopez, D H Sllcox, 1
Horsey, Willis _ Oblsolm, J B B Sloan, W H Mauldon
Lieut CQIB J Gilmore, Lieut W J Kyi?. T Tupper I
Bon, J Gerken, M Goldsmith b Son, H L Jeffers & Co
D Jennings, W W 8mith, Porcher k Henry, E J Wise .'
Co, J k J B Kirkpatrick. A Getty A, Co, Ebaugh k Mai
lonee, E Well hi v, Wharton b Petsch, P P Locke, B 1
Utsey, A Barton. A Robinson b Co, G W Clark b Co.
Consignees per Northeastern Railroad,
Jane 35? and 37.
40 bales Cotton, C26 bbls Naval Stores, 5 cars Lumbei
2 cars Stock, bags Groundnuts, Mdzo, Ac. To B E Sin
mots & Co, 8 H Barden, W K Ryan, Adams, Frost
Co, O B Lucas, J b J D Kirkpatrick, Screvou k Nesbi
Tbnrston & Holmes, J L Drigers, Willis b Oblsolm,
M Caldwell _ Son, Holmes k Stoney, Mowry & Go, G
Prltchett, E porcher, J H Bsggott A Go, 7, Davis, Goi
zales, Woodward A Co, M Geraghty, J I-'O'Neill, P
McLaurin.
IS
M
10
12
75
ny.
Passengers.
Per steamship Moneta, for New York-Mrs A 8 Jobi
son and 2 children, Mrs J Hilton and son, Mrs J How
Mrs J Leavey, Mrs A H Beb wacko and 3 children, thn
Misses Budd, Master Budd, Manteau T Loavy, Kin,
W W Doon, Sohwacke, A F O'Brien, A Menn, A Falso,
W Denny, J F Slattery, J Hogan, J Kenny, Capt Ba
aett, H P Binns, A V Davidson, J Madden, Capt Bar
man, J Perkins, A B McDowell, Getty, Dr Geddlng
Miss J Murphy, Raymond, and 13 in steerage.
Per steamer Pilot Boy, from Georgetown, 8 C-R<
L A Greer and lady, Otpt Ohrlstman, T - P Alston, D
Henning way, J H Hennlngwav, P W Fraser.
PORT CALENI>?A_R.
CO_B_OT_D W_JC__Y.
tnttszs or rum MOOH.
Last Q. ?th. . . 88m. mornlFlrst Q. 19th, fib. 2?m. evi
New M. 12th, 4o 7m. ovenl tTnU M. 27th,10h. 16m. evi
SI inn:-rout
nisE_ j
25) Monday....
Tuesday....
Wednesday.
Thursday..
Friday.....
Saturday ...
Sunday..
4.. 66
4..0S
4..85
?..?va
a..66
1..66
4,-67
7..10
'i. .10
7..10
7.. 10
7..10
7..10
7..10
3.. 8
8..4>
4..67
Biso.
8..17
0.. 0
9. .89
6..S
6..1
8..I
7.. 4
?..?:
9..
9..?
MARINE NEWS.
PORT Or tMIAIlLESTON.
Arrived Yesterday. (Joax
Steamship Lulu, Child, Baltimore-left Saturday,
M. Corn and Mdzo. To Street Bros b Co, O Tlrdomi
J A Cook k Co, Lubra & Stelling, Willis b Cbisolni, E
H Fisher, O J Ohafeo, Thompson b Bro, HT Peake,
B b T E Byan, Bavonel b Barnwell, J A Sempko, HU
Wobb k Co, A Childs A Co, H Klatto b Co, W K Ryi
H F Baker A Co, H Ger?ts k Co, Mordecai b Co, Tho
Kerr b Co, O R Holmos, Hunt Bros, Southern Expri
Co, 0 N Averlll k Son, Clark & Gruber, J A J D Kii
patrick, J Torrent. Thura ton A Holmes, II Cobla k (
and Order.
SUmmer Pilot Boy, Payne, Georgetown, S 0. 100 bl
Botin, 31 bbls Spirits Turpentine and Sundries.
Furguson k Holmes, Sbackelford k Fraser, F Com
A Co, J A F Dawson.
IN THE OFFING.
Ship Southern Bights, from Liverpool.
Cleared Yesterday.
,.!
/
[JUNE
Steamship Mouoka, Marshmau, New York-Willis
OblBoun.
Went to Hem Ycoterday. (Jona
Steamship Moneka, Marahman, New York.
Sehr Transit, Godfrey, Wilmington, N O.
Prom thia Porta
Steamship E B Sonder, Lockwood, New York, June 25
Br bark Lakemba, Owen, Liverpool, June 11.
Up for tilts Port.
Bohr SatiiU, Foster, at New York, Jane 2?.
_____? OB1 ?_ _? I IM-?i !*.<__*
1 ii Hie Port of dim loxton. Jen? ?K, 1**00.
._*_*_ U.N11KII 100 TO.SH, AMI) HTCAMEiLS CO-TINO
Winn THK STATK, KXCEtTKO.
STEAMSHIPS.
Saragossa, 778 ton?, Crowell, at Adgvr'a wliarvon, for
New York, loading.____ \- Co.
Lulu, - lona. Child, at Brown & CO'H whu.von, from
Ballimore, dlBChorglng.Street UroB & Co.
SU IPS.
President Flllmore, 894 tons, Luco, at Atlantic whvs,
for Liverpool, lomling.Willis .V Chisolm.
Amello, C88 tons, Connor, ut Gas Company's wharf,
from Liverpool, discharging.John Fraser .. Co.
BARKS.
Mary (Br), 300 tons, Macombor, at Adder's wharves,
from-, walting.Master.
Ango Ouardtcno (Fr), 48C ton?. Bijou, at Accommoda
tion wharf, from Havana, waiting. .J A Enslow k Co.
E Wright, Jr. 235 tons, Llnnnkin, in Ashley Rlv? r, for
Palma, M ajeries, loading.W i> Hull.
Rockwood (Br), 3.14 tons, Lowry, at Oos Conipon>'a whf,
from Liverpool, discharging.Ordor.
Addie Decker, 449 toiiB, Fennel, at Brown k Co's whvs,
for tlio Rio do la Plata, loading_litrcct Uros k 00.
BRIOS.
Pedro Antonio (Span), 201 toiiB, ROSIH, at Brown & Co's
wharves, for Barcolou?, loading.W P HalL
Poca (Spin), 163 tonB, Orta. at Brown A Co's whnrves,
for Barcelona, loading.W P Hull.
L T Knight, 203 tous, Blabdell, at Browu & Co's whvs,
from Rockport, Mo, discharging.Olney & Co.
SCHOONERS.
Alba. 410 tons. Adam?, at Central wharves, from Phila
delphia, discharging.II F Baker _ Co.
Lilly, 413 tons, Fraucis, at Browu k Co's wharves, for
BoBton, loading.i.Btroet Bros k Oo.
Swan, K17 tons, Mitchell, at Brown k Co's wharvos,
Irom baltimore, discharging.Street Bros k Co.
____3
CHARLESTON BILLIARD RALL,
Comer King and Mai_-_t.ee..,
THE LARGEST. COOLEST. AMD MOST OOM FORT.
ABLE ROOM In tho eily, furnishod with ELEVEN
TARLI-, from the Manufactory or Messrs. KAYA*
HAUGH k DECKER, Mew York.
-GORING & TURNER? Propr i'rs.
June 14
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
THE SDB80RIBER, HAVING JUST RETURNED
from the North, takes this method of inforooina
the public that ho la rocclving a full assortment o.
0LOTH8, OASSSIMERES. COATINGS AND VE8TINGB
of the boat foreign and domestic manufacturo, adapted
to 8prlng and Summer wear.
These goods having been purchased recently, and at
very low figures, persons winbin g anything in my Una
will find it to their advantage to give mo a call, as I have
the moat experienced workmen, and am prepared to
make thom np in the very best style at Edgerton A
Richards' old stand, No. _ Broad-street
March 30 '_, J. 8. PHILLIPS.
BOLTING CLOTH
ANCHOR BRAND, ASSORTED, NO. 0 TO 10.
MILL BOCKS,
FBENCH BURR AND COLOGNE, l8 To 40 INCHES.
HOLLOW WABE.
POTS. OVENS. AND 8PIDEB8.
For Bale at
HAET <& CO.,S?3
OOBNER KING AND MARKET BTS.
June 14 lm0
JOHN KING & CO.,
WSOLE-ilLD 0R0?BR
WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS,
Nos. 143 and 140 East Bay,
OPPOSITE KERB'S WHA_P,
OFFER FOR SALE, LOW FOR CASH:
HEID8IE0K CHAMPAGNE. QUARTS AND PINTS
? SHERRY WINE, in casts and in casks
MADEIRA WINE, in cases and In casks
CLARET WINES, lo cases, pints and half pinta
CORDIALS, In caaos-a variety
BITTERS (E. G. Self), In cases
BRANDIES, in capea and in casita
al!-, in cases and In casks
RUM. in cases
WHISKIES, In cases and lu casks
ALE, in cases, auartaand pinta
LAQER BEER, in quarter barr?la, also lu pluta,packed,
eight doaen to the barrel. ffruot. J tiri, LI
_______ WMHO?SB
AND
SEED STORE,
1STo. 173 EAST BAY
LITTLE & MARSHALL,
WnOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN AGRI
CULTURAL IMPLEMENTS of aU kinds :
SAW AND ROLLER GINS, horae power, and GRIST
M1LLH, always on baiu*.
Ygen'alor A'tOHA-UtAULT- STEAM ti NO IN ?i. and
. ? * ??_ _i''-* .l*_.'.rGl.<.> PK._, ?t
TAKE NOTICE.
LUMBEEM E ?.
AND '
Timber Cutters.
PARTIES ENGAGED IN CUTTING TIMBER, OB
THE MANUFACTURE OF LUMDEB, STAVES
OR SHINGLES, will do wall la call on th*> subscriber,
who having been for many yo-a engaged In the manu
facture and shipment of Lumber and Timbar, is well
posted OB to tho wanta and prloos of different jnsrkots
and eau always furnish the latest market reports from
Europe, South Amen?s, West Indies, British Prov?noos?,
and Northern Gltits. and win furnish specifications
suited to different markets, and attend to the ohsrter
Ing of vessels, or give any information or assistance
that may be deelna_ ' JOS. H. Rt _KV,
Commission Merchant,
No. 110 East Bay, corner Accommodation Wharf.
June 1
NEEDLES AND PISHING TACKLE.
ANDREW CLERK _ CO., NO. _ MAIDEN LANE, N.
Y., aole Importera of JOS. WARRIN*? celebrated
grilled Eyed NEEDLES, beg to notify their old custom
ers and tho public that they bave on bond a full assort
ment of . .
WARRIN'S DRILLED EYED NEEDLES _
WARRIN'8 TELEGRAPH NEEDLES IN CASKETS,
extra large Oval Eyes
WARRIN'S NEEDLES IN SYNOPTICAL OASES, anew
WARRI-*- bURGKONS, MILLINEB8, SAIL. PACK
NEEDLES, Ac, __, . _., ,
These Needles have beon boforo tho pnbllo for thirty
years and STO acknowledged by good judges to be supe
rior to all others In tompor, finish, uniformity and qual
' Our*_8or_i?nt of FISHING TACKLE Is completo,
and the most extensive In this or any other country,
june 25 _ mwlQmos
AUSTIN, ANDRUS & CO.,
Wholesale Grocers,
N0.1S1 MEET 1NG-STR1-_f.
COUNTRY OnDERS FILLED WITH DISPATCH.
February la _
Til- EASTERN HU. OA. J Oil U-AL
IS PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING I .
the town ol Bennetts villa, 8. O., by W. ?. _ H_B
DBBSON. Proprietor.
Terms. -Thr_>d_la_. par annomla __v_n_t<*? >?
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