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LIST OF sH1PpIKG
I'm the Port Of Charleston, November 4, 1856.
,yrssr1s UNDER 100 TONS, AND STEAMERS 0oAgrMa
WITHIN TEE STATE E29ERgED,
STEAMSHIPS.

STEAMSHIPS. .;si5.i
saragossa IT'S tons, orowol at Adsers wisr for Nex
George xs Ton orsss Atlantic for
Lulu, si % ohilas at brown Cos wharf, from Balt
more, discharging. Street Bros Co.
- s==s' SHIPS.
Southern Rights $50 tons, RosB, as Accommodation
Ida Lilly, 75o.tons hnot at Accommodation wharf for
Liverpool, loading. .d1Does 70
. BARKs.
Ange Guardene CRY 4so TOMS Willis, ut Msrsh's wharf
from Hsans I a. waiting c,n, !. hag ge
for the West Indies, waiting. Cohen, Hanckel Go
Victoria Br 427 tors, Ross, in Ashley River for Liver.
.zgsa S S ; TONS Fsvre 1t Uan %sr 11
eoehra9 So tons Pierce Ashley EzsI fes W 81
prIs 's; en5 hdsysan At yes from NsS
York. TO be repaired. H Baker 10
rincossa Louise se 255 tons, Routercroher In Ashloy
River for Bordeaux, loading. ~ N Fredsburg
Joromiah 800 TONS Fora in the Stream for Rio ds j. m
VIM ns5S Ssss asad tons, asars ~sar for
cmsn m 1nies g. @ Faulkner Ashley R7e s1ss
nowoed Wss1 % 40 ens Bolaon at Msrsh from N.Y.
Ps to toea be 4 hee ca T6s Gf
q Geery, 1927 tons, Conklin at Vanderhorsts wharf
for Savannah, ready. dy...................R .R N Butler
San Jose $50 tons at Brown Co.'S wharf, from Hayana
Lincoln webb, III TOMS Wylie, at Kerr's wharf rom
Boston, dscharging. g....................Y LocRo
Martin, lat tons, Morse, at Kerrs wharf, from New iofk
dischang =. ,i.rf g,o,. nge Roa.
Young 5s Ii eBs aiso at Atlantic ie sss "
ocesn %sye sse 6ns s1ese from
Now York, discharging. masser
sCHOOEERs,
Aid (Br tons. Mccormick, OF Central ~hsrYee ron
Jossie aS Smith sa TONS Williams, up c6per river for
Baltimore, loading. Street Bros 20
Magnolia 199 TONS Chase at Marsh's wharf nom iarKs Ks
1sana aardns t. b sss ss;nss at BtoSa
Ades sss nessa @ sns a aass At
Mary Jane, 144 tons Hazeltoh, at Union wharf me M
John Griffin, SIS TONS Foster, IN Ashley River for
Philadelphia loading BAKER q 70
Pharo 277 tony Collins in the sssoa = lo5 Jaekson On
Hail Hail. ta ss TONS Yoherg at Kerrs wharf from New
York, dscharging ,s.om ,snrs Sroyo ~"
Fl Burnett, lao TONS Wilson, at A&annc Whar1, nom
rnchantress 3 TONS Dlatchord at Adgers wharf, for
New York, loading. g..............e,........W Nv hoaca
Maria Han, 2o3 tons Garfield at Boyco Co.'S wharf
for Beaufort S c, ready ...........J EnsloW q 20
Mary Cage 81 cons, Hopkins, at Kerrs wharf, from
New York. discharginS. Soster
Josephine 126 TONS Kghton, at Kerrs wharf, nom Dar
acoa discharging Canalo
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Stock on hand and On shipbosta.... 1M t,464 lat
RICE:-The receipts Of this grain during the week
amount to about 5000 bushels Of Carolina Rough Rice
and ~ Heroes Of Clean Rco from Georgetown s. g. Tho
oresed amount which has been placed on tho market
together with lack of shipping facilities has caused
prices to m Off We learn Of sales Of 80 ferces of Clean
aarolna at l21Sc. p t.; so tierces do. at 1asl e ;
lot at and small quantity Of inferior at 19c We
quote Clean Carolina at 1870. p tb for prime, to 12c
p tb. for inferior.
NAVAL STORES-About $50 bbls. Rosin have been
received 100 bbls Of NO. were sold a 81 50 bbls Of
common and low No. 2 at $3.50. The remainder was
shipped owners account But little doing in Spirits
at Turpentne few bbls being sold at 65@71; but to-
aay tho market is looking up and holders aak 75c.
gallon. Crude Turpentine is selling st so for Virgin
and e425 for yellow dip.
HAY.-The receipts OF tho week amount to about 900
bales ell North River No receipts Of Eastern. Trans.
actions id North River have taken place at about s4s
hundred The stock Of Eastorn is light and tho only
saless are In @ retail way. We quote North River
at $l.45 to e1.50.
CORN.--Ths arrivals since our last about 49, 600
bushels from New York, and 1000 bushels from Balt-
more In consequence OF the advanced rates in North
sxn markets. prices have to certain degree been kept
up hore Notwithstanding there Is but limited domand
but buyers arc cautious and only disposed to pur
chase for Immediate wants. Some 5000 bushels mixed
Western sold private terms. We quote nominay
mixed Western at 81 s@1 81 White Western 81 49, and
White laryland at 81 5o@1 IS y bushel weight bags in
eludee
OA1 Some 1900 bushels havo been received during
tho we but learn of no large sales. We quote the
article a. about 74c. Z. busheL
FLOUR--The market continues to be well supplied,
but prices are firm and advancing. Northern and West
ern Super is held at s11 5o@12 bb Extra s12 5O@1s
. bbL Baltimore Super at $40 5o@1s q bb, and Extra
at $14@l5 . bbl; Double Extra at SIG y bbl Georgia
Flour is selling at s15 5o@1e so p bbl
BACON.-There is good stock of all kinds and hold
selling at about previous rates. say 1885, q Ii for
prime 1houders 2oc. q fb for primo Ribbed, and 21c
p ib for primo clear Ribbed SidSs.
HAMs are held at A@928c. q lb, as in quality
aALT.-This article continues in good demand and il
selling at about previous quotations, say $3.50 sack for
sommon liverpool.
BAdGING AND ROPE.-There is . good stock Of Gun
ny Cloth the market but tho inquiry is mainly 70,
small quantities for country orders; prices remain al
about previous quotations, say St cents q yard for large
1os, and 36@s7 cents p yard for smaller parcels.
ROPE-ConHnues in good supply st former prices
say 20@2s cents y ii for prime hemp and lower rate,
for inferior kinds,
TIMBER AND LUMBER.-The low state Of the river
hseps the so0k on the market light and restricts trans
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stsck on hand. u54St
The clearance comprise ll7o ,0aleB rOr new 101As
and 2O7 for Baltimore.
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs.-Ther this morning com:
prise 10 hhda new far Sugar the 1st receipts Of
second reces Of Molasses this season. from the Parish
of st. John the Baptist; and 80 bbs Syrup the third lot
Of Syrup this season from the Parrish Of St Charles The
Sugar has not yet been sold We are informed that on
Offer Of 1870 q ID was refused, and 1870 asked The
SO half barrels Molasses brought 81 0 and the 80 bbs
Syrup 81 p gallon The first receipts OF now crop sugar
last year were on the 9Th November when hhds ar
rived from the Parish of St James chasing good yellow
clarified, and sold ct 1870 tb. The above mentioned
transactions comprise the entire business thus for Tho
market is bare OF Louisiana Sugar and Molasses while
tho stock hand Of the production very small
It is altogether neglected. however, buyers having turn
ed their attention wholly to the new crop Of Louisiana
TaRIozrs-The Freight market continues quiet. and
tho rates are unchanged The offerings for shipment by
steamers ior the North GRE far while the Of tG or
demand The rates 1c p 1b for cotton and 900 q
bbl for flour by ssam for Now York and for cotton
for cotton and 75o q Dbl for flour Sail for Liverpool
916@9 xd q 1b for cotton, and 10 for Havro -.
Mobile Market.
MOBILE, October 27.-CoTroN.-The market opened
this morning with good demand and better feeling.
Factors generally firm in their IDEAS and covered
up their better tables whom they could not obtain fu
prices Brokers report the stock on sale more limited
than 1t been for days past Sales to tho extent
of 900 bales effected, OF S5a36c. for bddng and
ssas4c for Low ddlng After receipt Of the New lok
noon telegram, reporting that market du buyers Will.
drew from the market.
MONETARY AND F1NANc1AI-Early in the day thero was
considerable activity in the Gold market at LAG to 14
but after the noon quotation from New York was KNOWN
the demand closed and prices dropped to l4al46 BUY
ing and solling.
The rate for New York sight is still irregular. with
market quiet and transactions light The checking rate
is from par u discount by Banks and bankers and a
discount buying outside bills,
We hear Of nothing doing In Sterling Rates nominal
Mer. Orleans sight continues In fair request OF par
premium. :.
Baltimore MarIket.
E BALTIMORE October 2o.-BRAS-Wo report aalo OF
1000 bush at 26o q bush. =z.s
oorroN-continues quiet and nominal at s7as7,c for
Middling Upland.
CorFEE-We report dull market to- day. only sales re-
ported was % bags fair Rio OF 171So gold.
FLoun-Ihere lis Increased frmncss on tho part Of
holders We report sales Saturday Of 200 bbls NORTH
western Exha lat s12 s7al3 to-day 100 do do at s1a;
choice do held at s1s 5a1s 6o 200 bbls Northwestern
Super at $11 100 bbs City Mills do a s11 76 at the
close hold at s12 Most of the millers have resumed
work. having repaired tho damage sustained BY the lato
.lI-.-~
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actions The sales that take place ore at previous rates.
say s5@10 o II for common Timber. $11@13 for good
Mill Timber. and $l5@18 for good shipping stuff Raft
Lumber is selling at s12@15 g NJ. City steam sawed is
held at s2o@so p III.
FREIaHTs TO LIvERPo oOL.-several vessels on the
berth are filling up slowly at I'd. for Upland, Id for
Sea Island and Is. bbl Rosin. To Hayre-nothing
doing 10 tho West ndies-lumber freghts are dull and
nominal for want OF stock Coastwiso.-To New York.
By steamer tho rates have advanced and shippers arc
paying 10. 2 tb on Upland Sea Island, 81 90 q
tierce on Rice and 50o. per Dbl on Rosn; by sailing
vessel there is Offering but tho rates without
change say y it Upland Cotton To Boston the rates
by steamer is 10 p III Upland Cotton; by sailing vessel
c 15. To Philadelphia, by steamer 80. q tt on Upland
Cotton: by sailing vessel, Nc. @ f5. To Baltimore, the
steamers taking cotton for Liverpool to be reshpped
by steamer at that point at I'd p b. all through by
sailing vessel the rates on lumber ST 90 to 90 per
EXCHANGE Sterling Bills are in only limited de-
and. and are selling at So 8o@7 90 to the pound ster
ling according to the size and character of the BILL the
general rate yesterday being s6 1905 90 Domestic Ex-
changeThe banks purchasing Sight Checks on New
York at X y cent. off, 10 days. y of; Is days, q cent
off; 20 days. " of; 80 days, ~ of. They sell Sight
Drafts on New York at par
GOLD-The brokers buying at 46 and selling at 49,
- o.
Augusta Market.
AUGUSTA, October observation-disclosures buy at lat
and sell at 149.
s1LvER-Buying at lao and selling at 145
CoTToN.-There has been fair domand but the mar
ket is somewhat unsettled Sales 418 baes-1 at 49, at
49, at 33 at 3d. at 3d. A at 35@ 26O at 36, "a at
s6X Al ct 36A at Sc and at 81 cents The receipts
are $50 bales We quote Strict Midddling at 35z CENTS
New Orleans Market.
NEW ORLEANS, October 27.-CoTroN.-The market
opened this morning with continuance of the previous
demand md Notwithstanding the heavy business OF yes
tcray had greatly reduced tho supplies yct as several
new lists were offered, buyers cano forward WIN u
abated spirit and although met by increased preten
sons on the part Of holders, tho movement continued
quite actco from the opening to the close OF business,
resulting In sales of 1900 bales including 1850 by one
broker at prices Within the range Of last evenings quo
tatons Fifteen brokers participated in the business
Referring to the above remarks we quote as louoWs v
iinary 30a31c Good Ordinary 33a34o Low naoohng
35a96c, and Middlng nominal at 5Sa-.
srATEMENT OF COTTON. 80 oon
Stock on hand Sept. 1st 1856. bales' oo, WSV0A
Reo1ived to-day .s...' -. r1oor 1o
Received previously m.
-, - 17o,s1s
Cleared to-day. ..........................13 1885
es'Ateu p1''1ou''' e5, 1881
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Passengers.
Tor steamship saragossa, from New York-Mss STRAIT
ton, Miss Maule, Miss Green, Miss Wakeman, Mrs
Marshall and children, Miss Ansel Miss Morgan,
Carpenter 3 Goldenbur, Jones, Elliott Mrs Broad-
nall Miss Broadman, Allen, Henry Poters, Mar
SHALL A Goldthwaite, G Hull T Soloman, ID Weighton
W Hunter, g Hoppock, Turner and lady, a Cos
telo.
Per steamer Eliza Hancox from Savannah via Beaufort
&c-A Fronchburg, Lady and aorvant Piorce Mrs =
BENJAMIN, DR. BytheWood and servant, Pope, Mrs O
Darnwel, T O Barnwel lady and daughters, N b.
kor G Il Fowler and Iady Con Foust A, Lieut. AL
gate, U 2 A, N s Elliott, II Butlor, O Poetang Rev
Mr. rench, A Mett, Cocl1roft, Mrs Apple, Loach,
and e on ck s
Per STEAMER Pilot Boy, from Savannah, via Hilton Head
and Beautort-Dr r Norton, w Anderson A B Glovor,
Purcell, B i Page, Z Gorpan lady and child, Col Z
e Horiot and lady NJ Cropit, Herques, j Fuller
Per steamer Dictator from palatla, Ferandina jock
sonyille &c-W q Hudgeons J Bates, Miss Poole, Mrs
Jones, W Hanos, Napier, ] Beatto, W Perry, Z
Gibson J A Gibson, j II Voght W MoRae, L u Hen
derson S Brico D Anderson, a D Chamln and lady,
AIRS DR. Woodruff, B Voght, Mrs Voght, Mrs N steY
art and children, Mrs Wagner, Wood NJ NJ King,
L Holcolnb, D Chaplin, " II Duhurst, r NJ Cutler,
Holman g Owons, Mrs Ohoppel II Baugor, @ Frden-
BORG. S Felllnan and II on deck.
Por steamer Fannie, from Georgetown, s c-J Prin-
ge Il Bush, Miss Ellis and 10 on dock.
per steamship i B souder, for Now York-A FL Dun
norman Miss Phillip, J Bradstck, Costello, NJ J.
Tosor. Miss Kirkland, A Hunt, Miss Myer, G Din
Qlo yuma Lara wife and child, Miss Musent and on
derk.
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PRov1s1oNs-There never was bettor demand for ba,
con than exists at present. but the market is bare OF
STOCK and so as any arrives at goes Into con
sumption. We quote shoulders at 17o; rib sides ct iyS
clear rib at 2Oc. Hams quoted at plain ana 20
to o2Sc sugar cured canvas. No bulk meats are offered
Mess Pork ls scarce and firm at $4 80 to "a TO- Lard
continues dull and dropping; we quote Western at 1896
mo quotations for city,
: s1r-Is steady at last quotations. Liverpool Ground
Alum 50 30 to do fine IS 10 to as per sack Turks
Island so to Sac per bushel
WH1sKEY-Continues dull, and is buoted nom1nauy
50 40 for Western. Z
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GHA1N.-Supply VI U.tAsJ Uoo
bushs white and 1000 bush red market was cents high
or for prime and choice reds with sales Of 1000 bush Of
So 30a3 IS; small 'rior do at % 80: only l0o busn
white reported sold .J. CornbOO0 bush Wnlto and
$500 bush yellow receved included in the sales were
2230 bush white at 81 21a1 22 25 bush new do at 81
700 bush yellow at 81 16; 750 bush Western mixed ut
81 O3 Oas-1O GOO bush oered demand brisk sales OF
1000 bush at 50ae1 cents bulk at 60 cents RyeNo re-
ceipts or sales.
Mo1AssEs.-No sales reported to-day.
PRov1aIoNs--Thero Is o good inquiry lot bacon, ouS
the stock Of Shoulders and Sides out OF smoke IS OK
emey light several of the largest dealers were todny
entirely bare; sales were necessarily restricted Wo
quote prices steady bofore Wis Shoulders ITO 1b
Sides 15c and clear rib 20c Hams e2z@23c for shipping
aud 25@26kc for sugarcured. No Bulk Meats offered
We notice sale Of GO bbls Prime Moss Pork TO Hovorn
mont at S35 50 Moss Is scarce and firm OF va oo3A TO-
Lard we quote at 16 Nc for prime Western.
sEEDs-Cover is In light supply and held firm at So 20
az, to quality; largo lots sold. Timothy is still
quoted at 50 60QD3 rs, and Flax at SO 90 y bushel
RALT-1s stealy last quoted, viz: "a 20G2 70 1or
Liverpool Ground Alum; s3 1908 IS y sack for do
Fine and 100000 cents per bushe in lots for Turks Isl
and.
suaAn-Tha only sale to-day was 1876 hhds Domerara
vacuum pan on private terms. Z=z
WH1sKEY-We quote nominal at 50 40 q gallon. No
Bales 55=Z
OCTBER 0-Noon.-CoFFEE- -There is no change to
noe here; concessions to buyers have been mado In New
York but the light stock in this market enables holders
to be firm in ther demands. -
CoTToN-Is quiet; Middling Uplands still quoted at 81
cents.
FLoun-The market is characterized by great frnncss,
the receipts continue light and the demand is quite &C.
tive. We report sales to-day Of 100 bbs Northwestern
Extra s13 and 100 bbs do choice at s3 49, we revise
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GnArN-Receipts were agan very light those OF Wheat
comprise e25 bushels white and 1924 bushels red the de
good white and So 25aS$ SIS for sEioy good to choice
red OF corn receipts we're 1915 white and 1882
bushels yeow Of white old sold Of VI 2Oa
the only sale reported being 1900 bushels at 81 IT, an
advance Of lc yesterdays prices Receipts Of Oats
were 644 BUSHELS with sales Of 41b0 bushels at 60c and
$500 bushels at 81c weight No Rye received, but
sales reported Of % bushels 81 o. and 300 BUSH
els ct u 26,
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Consignees per South Carolina Railroad,
NoYem71or /.

794 bales Cotton SO bales Mdze. cars Furniture.
4 Barnwel, Roper and stoney, s L Howard, g VII
nams y Co y Smith, 2 D Dayia, Wiss m Co. e.: CO
Bro Chas Aston, B Sloan. NJ Rllott, Hanolel,
Foster, NJ Aver 4 Co, W Bowling, Mowry Co. Z
e Rodgers Il Co. Minor, Wilbur Martin, Strauss, Van.
ces & Go, Johnston, Crows Co. Cameron. Barkley y
Co, Mr Kennedy, o Rceder, Coatly, Wharton l.
Petsch, II Caldwell sons " Dukes & Co, Lce 4
Spencer. Thurston & Holmes. J Kirkpatriek,
Brown & Schirmer, Frasor Il Co, J N Robson, Well
ling, Ryan.
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THE CHARLESTON MARKET.

Iron THE WEEK ENDING THURSDAY EVENING" NOV IL
COrTON-Since our last weekly report the weather
has been with little exception, favorable to the picking
Of the staple and although there reports Of dama-
ing oss in neighborhoods we are not disposed to
think that the crop up to this time has received any
material injury from that source The receipts at thus
point for the past week amounted to 80 bales OF sea s
and and 1884 bales of Upland Cotton against exports
e3 Gilt bales and sales of about 2100 bales Notwit
standing the dropping character OF the New York market
for much Of the week. prices here have been remarkably
we'll sustained dding Upland selling ut about &c., for
most Of the period. On Friday last in consequence OF
tha daolinnp condition of the Liverpool and New York
srket prices became unsettled and irregular. sellers,
Ia Some instances, submitting to decline OF ho@lo.
80 Ill., but the business Of the day which amounted to
as bales was generally basis Of shout &c. y 10
FIR Strict Mddling Cotton. On Saturday prtcen were
rather weak but not sufficiently 30 TO cause quoable
Decline and with fair demand the tales Of the day
footed up some 31s bales, Mddling selling for $780, and
Exics Middling for $40 q h. On Monday buyers took
about eos bales at unchanged rates. On Tuesday the
market was aoHve with an improved feeling the staple
psan&pe fhprsvons quotations. and the operations e1-
banding to $50 bales. On Wednesday holders became
dre DISPOSED to SELL and the rates were rather easier.
IN some instances to the extent c. . fb but the
market generally was not sufficiently affected to cause
lowering Of quotations, the transactions Of the day
amounting to about 4so bales Yesterday the marketw
du-buyers apparently expecting decline. which
kapt most OF them out Of the MARKET but holders were
generally frm, although in transactions falling
of in price may have observed tho salos amounted
10 262 bales as follows say at 30 at 33 Is at IS
at % at at s5; 10 at SO; 10 at 3s1z Is at
SIX. We quote:
Low Middlng. .,........ ................. .3ag35
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ROOTS AND SHOES.

HAVE JUST RETURNED FROM THE NORTH WITH
largo stock Of BOOTS AND sKOEs for Eau q; and
Boots and Shoes Of all sorts and sizes; also Ladies' Fine
Dress aaitors and Danloras; Ladies' Strong Walking
shoes also great variety OF Ladies and Gents House
SINNERS and Misses and Childrens CATERS and Balmo
rails Of all kinds and sizesa OF which, will be sold at the
lowest market prices, By
A. zOLLER,
oatobee u LIMO No. sM KING aRTREKT.
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nar,ance heavy gales from the BE to g witch lasted

experienced heavy gales from tne DE 10 Q ~ "4i1 ~
Steamship Lulu, ohlds Baltimore, left Hampton @ Roads m
Tuesday. Mdze. To Street Bros Go, " Big G1
" Gaafae, p R,sg Gpsf Asent " Whiiden Co.
S RSsl as. son WeShnsas sYs Co. siosn 6yie
W q Triton, Gaillard & Minott, W durney. yennings'
kle, stenhouse i Co, Campssn I O., 3 Auetn, g y
Stefens 4 Co. Howe, Crane & Co, F O'Neil Son, b
Waiter = Co. Williams Co. yogt Torrent, s.sas
Briggs, Levin. j. o ohsfse Son, Yates 3 Bro.
Kenny, Werner \ Dueker King + cassidey Thompson
Bro oobi c. Iaursy As1snds MsRGE S3s9
Small & Co, W Knoblpok Welsman, J II Taylor E Co.
Bisoho6 Co. Pratt Wilson Bro. Briggs Olaa1s M
suer Me sns pqns Tans REo
Caldwell Go, Renneker & Glover, W Oha6ee, "
Warren War; CO, g Blchme, Won santen, " y Smith.
Gurney, " Dpttes Heesemann s Bro, O Ole
man, e David, Dnval Son, Feldnaan and others.
r5s9 saship George aas Upton B sa sat
Son. aruber Man, and others The paper papers Of the
be published In full. 81
schr A Deas,--. West Point MILL n bbls Rice.
To y Thurston Holmes R. Pgi1ge. ,,,
sonyle, &c. 23 cases Mdze 1893 bales Cotton bbls
Oranges, bbls Oranges, % head Beof Cattle. TO
Aagats g g. qsansy npssss P!G Eaaa s 9as9
Frost Roper stoney. q Rodgers Y Go, 3 Wiss &
Go. l. d kirkpatrick, W Caldwell d. son,!J EMS
loW d 20, Hunt BfOB King q feOnlLg ~
Steamer Eliza Hansox, Post Eavanpah via Beaufort md
Hilton Head 49 bales Cotton and 1Idze To Fcrgu-
son & Holmes, A Ensow Co. Hopkins, Mcp pherson e.
90. e Poeting ] Taylor Bo, National Express, r
Pringle Wallnch as#szs3i.3.2st
Steamer Pilot Boy McNelty Savannah, via Hilton Head
and Beaufort. Is bales Cotton, and Mdae. To Fer
guson Holmes, Pinckney Bros. Z
Steamer Fannie Davis, Georgetown s G. 10 hhds Su-
gar 23 bales Cotton, and Mdze To ferguson Holmes
Shackelford & Fraser, Rsley b Creighton and others
Steamer Hazel, Starkway, MOBILIZE days. Bound to
Now York. and nut III coal.
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship B souder, Lockwood, Nea York--Willis t.
ChiBolm. s.1 g. - 22.,s..5sss ~ r %fz
steamahip Kingaaher Harris, Baltimore -courtenay
Brig aeery conklin,I Isavannah--H Baker / Go.
Brig Meteor Anderson, Hilton Head-H 4 Baker 4 Co. =
schr pharo Collins, Jacksonville, Fla-H Baker &
Co.
schr Maria Hall. Garfield Beaufort. --J a Enaow s
Co.. .=ss.s9 3s.ss3f5+5s .tss5
sohr Mary Jane, Hazeton, New York y A Enalow + co.
Steamer Hazel, starhway, New York--H Dakerh Go. !
Wont to Soa Yesterday ~ y
Steamship z soudar, Lockwood, New York. syi
Steamship Kinghsher Harris. Baltimore
Br brig Agnes, william, West Indies. $50
Up for this Port. sSs.
Steamship Adele. Hall. at Baltimore, to sau Nov g..
..z5s.q5 Cleared for this PoEt. ~ .y4
schr II Bramhal, Huaaey ct New Yosk. Dot 49,
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PORT CALENDAR.
CORRECTED WEEKLY.

PHASES OF THE bIooN.
New NJ. 7tl, 5h 41n-,norn Full NJ. 27d, H. 5sm. morn
First O. 18th eh Ann. morn Last O. 2Sth. Oh. 45m even
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STEAMSHIPS. ;;..3=si.:.
saragosss IT'S tons, orowo at Adgers wharf, for New
eolss Ys1n pton ;o oa: ii Atlantic s6s
~ Boaton, loading. I. "A Salinas
Lulu TOMS Chllda, at Brown Co.'S wharf, from Balti-
more, dscharging. Street Bros Co.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-02

DnEApsruFFs-Tlo market for State and Western -four
ia quite active at IN advance Of 15a25c The sales are
146O bbls at 50 50a1 rs for Supcrne State; $40 10a
II IS for common extra sto s12 10a13 Is for choice do
&C. and $40 4Oa12 rs for extra o s13as15 for choice
ira o including shipping brands Of round hoop Ohio at
$12a$i3 as and trade brands Of do ut s13 35a14 76. co
snr quietly with the advance partially lost -