davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1867-02-10
RAILROADS.
Railroad Line.

Steamers on Mississippi River, and trans on
Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad connect
with this line at Memphis.
Trains on Mississippi Central and Mobile
and Ohio Railroad connect with this line at
humboldt.
Two daily trains run through from Memphis
and Humboldt to Louisville without change
Of cars, both trains making direct connection
at Louisville with Jacksonville Railroad, for
Cincinnati. indianapolis, and all important
points North and nast. Baggage checked
from Vicksbury, jackson and Canton, to Louis
Vile; also from Memphis and Humboldt to
Louisville, Cincinnati, and all important
points North and East.
EAsk for Tickets via LouisviIle.-a
Express Freight Trains run through from
Louisville 10 Humboldt in . hours, and to
Memphis in 80 hours.
Through bills Of lading for shipments to all
points on the Mississippi Central and Mobile
and Chic Railroads issued by agents Of this
line at Cincinnati and Louisville, and by
agents Of the Trunk Lines from Boston, New
York, Philadelphia and Baltimore.
ALBERT FINK,
General Superintendent L. 4 n. r. r.
jan diff
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1867-02-10

A IL persons running HacEs, wagons,
"A Draw, A.. within the City q Jackson,
nre hereby nofifed b renew their lic61eel 81
unos, q the HsTur'Bofirs q Dc City Hall.
snsss- 'AAt ~ S eslissss..
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1867-02-10
jackson. Miss. Jan 2S-dsm
m, JatkIOn Foundry and Ta,hin, Work..

NaAuaDAe EEoPcFAy AOE EaAe-
TIME attention OF Capitalists wishing a
Il safe, profitable and permanent investment,
Is called to this notice:
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-19
LIST OF SHIPPING
In the Portof Charleston, April 16, 1867.
VESSELS UNDER 100 TONS, AND STEAMERS coAsT1Na
WIrHN THE STATE EXCEPTED.

STEAMSHIPS
saracossa, IT'S TONS Crowel at Adgers wharf for New
h0ta iols4 TOMS woodruff at Brown Cos
Alliance oc sss ass t Kelly It Atlantic wharf Phlsas
phia' dis'harsins SHIPS '''''.''A DaA0r = 90
Mary Ogden tons, Godfrey, at Union W wharf tor Liver G
sea5sreh tons Kneae at vandsrnoEsts whaSf r
Missouri s2l TONS Edwards OF Boyce Co.'S wharf from
Liverpool disohargRRgs: RsRKs fraser 60
Anon ,,nrdene r). 1856 tons, Willis at Marshs wharf,
from Havana, waiting. j E1slow Co
james Wilson (Br, 3a4 tons at Bennetts wharf from
Swan Island, repairing: r Esnaro
Norton ter) 5s6 tons Enslow in the Stream ior LIVER G
PSo1 Walker f sSl TOMS Latham in the Roads Boston
tons povo At Union assy wSar for S
EveTSarS SpUG pea Ereen co tons Hohnho at A.
lantc wharf for Liverpool loading uonsv O.
Blanche (Br), 3G5 tons. Campbell, at Gas wharf from
Liverpool, dis:harging. Gibbes 20
Effort Br) toIs, Hussey, In the Stream, from Liver
Oscar spanish TONS Ballaquer in the Stream from
Havana just arrived =" Hall
Jennie Achorn Achorn ct BENEFITS wharf, for
Port in Cuba, loading. .Bonafant Salas
Albert (Br 9Os TONS Erksen, at Union wharf, from Lv-
erpool discharging. courtenay nI Trenholm I'm
Georgetown, 8 C, ready ........... T Tupper Sons
SCHOONERS.
Aid fBr). - TONS -, at Union wharf, from Ma
tlnzls, waiting. 'MAosei
Robert Caldwell, Mccormack, at Adgor's wharf, for
Mary somers ismasted), s72 toms somers. at Brown
Co.'S wharf. for Philadelphia, loading
III Godsln1tn ~ son
Lilly Ale tons, Francis, In the Stream, Tor New YORK.
rendy =. :. " ,, 4aoaSu
Transit 295 tons, Setson ut Kerrs wharf, from Boston,
Edwin Kirk, 264 tons Burnett in Ashley River, for
Northern Port, loading H Baker d 20
Jones, 215 tons, Davis, in Ashley River, for North
ern Port, loadng. .................d II baker q Co
Willie Move, 185 tons, Hilton at Kerrs wharf, from Bos
ton, discharglng x hGcAo
Mary Ella 155 tons, Thomas, at Union wharf from Ros
ton, discharstng. hlsley q Cregnton
Sarah Bruen 183 TONS Crawford ut Southern wharf, from
Philadelphis, dschargng. .....-....H II Baker 4 Co
Clara Ewen 296 tons. Long, at Kerr's wharf, from
Baltimore, discharging. II Baker 20
L Hopkins, 205 tons, 6oper, at Central wharf tor
Jacksonville, ready. .........:H n = BAKER q 20
E Palmer, 197 tons, Palmer. at Marshars wharf, tor
Baltimore, loading. * Locho
Harry Landel 2S9 tons Whilden, In Ashley River for
Northern Port, loading. hoacn
Molie 1888 tons Plu1nmer at Atlantic wharf, from Nor
folk, Va.... ~ Ill Dutci
Vraie 24 tons, Mason In Ashley River for Philadepha
load1ng. n Z osAef q w
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-19

Rye Ia higher with sales Of 200 bushels ut 81 g. and 100
do Mt 81 TO- Oats 100 bushels offered but only sales
reported 800 bushels ut roc and $50 do ut 75c pr
bushel.
Mo1AssEs-No sales; stock of Cuba FUR and held
firm.
MILL FEED-Is scarce and in demand we quote as
before for Brownsls at 37a40 cts light Mddling 43a
As cts good do 4sa5O cts and extra heavy Goa65 cts per
bushel.
Pnov1S1oNs.-There is steady fair iobbing demand
for bacon. Sales foot up 100 casks and include should
ers a 0a101s cts, rib sides 12a12 cts clear rib
1o'l cts plain hams 15a15 cts sugar cured 1Gal7 cts
outside for best brands cnrased. Bulk meats are quiet;
held at cts for shoulders and 11al14 cts for sides
Lard-saes of IS tres Western at 13 perh Mess pork
selling in small lots at s24 per Dbl.
R1cE-Is held steady, for Carolina 102:a11 cs., and
Rangoon x cts per ID. Stock light sales reported
SALr-Wih Ii tht imports and fair jobbing demand the
stock is low and prices steadily maintaincd we quote
before viz: For Liverpool Ground Alum 81 20; 40
Fine So 20 q SACK and Turks Island GOaG2 cts p bushel
Imports to-day, 1904 sacks from Liverpool
SUGAR-Imports continue quito free; there are four
cargoes reported in the bay from the West Indies Inc
market to-day dull; sales worthy Of remark We
still quote fair to good refining 1oa1Oh cts grocery
grades also unchanged.
WH1sKEYContinucs dull and nominal rs before quot
ed viz for free S2a2 05, and in bond 30aS2 cts q gallon
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-19
PORT CALENDAR.
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CHARL T. S TO N.
Arrived Yesterday.

Arrived Yesterday.
Steamship Alliance Kelly Philadelphia-leit Sunday
M hfdze. TO II F Baker Il Co, n Agent, n n Dis
chotr L. co, G. w Aimar, Luhrs 4 Stellmg, NJ ~ Conen
Bonnel & Drammon1 n oNe,n en- 5ose SU MOI Noise.
Lander Southern Express, Z Sommers, Hart 60, q
Getty, Burnham Co. w Lebby, WASH, hoacn, ora
Hertz Go. Tobias Sons. AveTl1 a Sun; ~ uo
r@rk " I;ronkbuuks Courie1ay Il Trenholm, III Greer
II Gcrtlts X Co. AIcCiority Dcignan Gurney. S a. :
Jnngbui. L Canpseli, Cacus WILL, p,.no Rec Ie
tor,s Co. Is O'Nel, Kinsnan Cohen, danGAea @ q 20
" G Whilicn IL Co. Macbeth & Ravenel, Little e mar.
shall. II Drummer, Grubcr 4 Marllli, !, hoes't' +"
Ecke 4 Co, A QuackenbIsh G GfaVcle!.
Spapsl bark Ciscar Iallaguer HAVANA. Z dhSs hG"e.
TO " Hall, Has come to this port to complete he'
cargo ,.,, ~, ru,
steamer Fannie Vincent. Savannah, via Hilton Head
Hlutton and Beaufort. 1s bales Cotton ~ 70 nat
(;,lano aud Nlzc. 10 Ferguson Holmes y Aihen "
Co J L. D Kirkpatrick, Roper Stoney = II II, aHe
ncr Heath onsecs NIctzlcr, Cohen Hanckei - no 60
j " L Dawson, Southern Express co, L'e:chs'' Ac-
phcrson, G. HARRISON j Robson.
steamer Gen Hooker, Boyle. Edlslo and h2cA'llle.
bale S Cotton, Boat. TO l. Guilleaume, hoper \
stonry. 7 Low $ Quartrrniastcr
n THE OFFING.
Ship Ciarlla Duntul, New York Hay. To !" Smith
Co, King Gihhon.
Wc.t to Sea Yesterday.
Sclir J Warning, Smith. Newport Il l.
From this Port.
Steamship T.odol,a. Hovcy, New York, April Is.
Itr bark Yum,ri Tn0mpsD,l Liverpool, March y.
Brig Ten Marshall. Ellis Cart|cnas, Arrtl U.
Brig Melrusr, Crahrec, boston, April ID.
Schr Mary L AmstGll, Smith, Boston, Aprii !o'
Schr Mc1antiro Claypoolc at Philadelphia. April Is.
Schr N Wheaton, ireland, boston, April l3
Scr c Howard, Sickcrsuu hlatanzas April D.
Up for this Port.
Steamship Champion. - at New York, to leave Sat
urday. April 90
Scr Fannie Bailey. Chapman, at Baltimore April IT,
Schr W smith, rooker at New York, April To-
Cleared for this Port.
Steamship Patapsco, Nc, at Baltimore, April Is. and
sailed April =.
Scl!r Vim James, Out1cr, at Baltimore, April 10.
Srhr Ida Richardson I:etlcl, ut Baltimore April 10.
Schr r. Farland, Avery. at Baltimore. April 10
Schr S Davis, Bishop, ut New York. April 10.
Entered Outward.
Br bark File de Fair, Evans, at Liverpool, March 80
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-19
COMMERCIAL.
Exports for the Week ending Thursday
: =; - April ls.

1hXpOGSh eAoff INC week eHu1n& VhnfSUuy
- - April ls.
- FOREIGN.
IIVERPOOL-Per Br brig Albert-43 tons Coal. so tons
Pig ron 900 sacks Salt, 63 crates Crockery case
Wearing Apparel, to Order; Package to G Hop
ley Co.. Per bark Norton-266 bales Sea Island
Cotton 1907 bales Upland Cotton
DOMESTIC.
BOSTON-per bark Walkers bales S I and 1iG
bales Upland Cotton, 102 bbls Spirits Turpentne
900 tps Old Iron and Metals, lot Hides, bales Rags
and Rope Cuttings, and sundries.
NEW YORK-Per steamship Granada--1S0 bales and
377 bales Upland Cotton, 81 bales Domescs, Ito bbs
Rosin, Al packages Sundries, 46 bbls Green Peas, 4
fierce Rice, boxes Dried Fruit Per steamship
- Souder-lO bags and 40 bales Upland Cot
ton, 8S bbls Rosn, 10 bales Yarn, 36 bales Domes-
tics 81 Turtle, 81 bbls Green Peas, 80 cases Sum
dries.. 80. Per schr Menewa-170OOS feet Lumber
Per schr Lilly-63 bales Upland Cotton, q
casks Rice, 102 bbs Eosin Il bbs Spirits Iurpen-
tine, 10 empty Barrels, boxes Furniture, IL cases
- Adze, 95 9l2 feet Flooring Boards.
PHII.ADEIPHIA-Per steamship W EFermnn--40
bales Cotton 80 casks Rice, 20 bales Paper Stock,
bale Rags, bale Paprr Cuttings, Is bales Yarn, 66
casks Clay, bbs Rosin, ITO empty Barrels, 5000
~ feet Lumber.
BAlTMORE-Per schr Joseph Alen-29. 600 It flooring
boards. Per steamship Sea Gun-l33 bales Upland
Cotton 25 bales Yarn, 391 bbs Rosin GO bbls Spirits
Turpentine 10 crates and cask Dry Bones, bales
6heepskins. &c bags Peas, sc packages, tS Empty
s.. Bbls.
NEWPORT, R I-Per schr s Warning e56 it Floor
ing Boards
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-19
NIEsrJ' J'SSL,IST.. E: ri
II Ol

H. .t... "
mil, Patrick O'Brien, Csp Da-
stedt Daniel :vid IS,
us, Loreng O'Gren, John
NH O'Gren, j F
nck. A S.sS, IONeal &, McGee
Cap W 0'Sullivan, Tho
c mas
nmond, Win O'Sullivan. J P !
ool'd, - Oschak. Gustav.
rris, Henry. Owens, 8 A
mmond, Henry - p
IS, WiIhalm IPanzerbsite. Cap
Geo tain
german, H Patterson, T.. -
nze, @ Painter Perez, ] NJ e.
ton, James W Peleu, Alfred
nes, J NJ l. Co Piercy, Maj Henry
ward. Richard Phillips. William
mes 4 Long n
Mman, A a Pmbny, Paul
.ghes, George Pinb ney, William
)offin t,ol1)
ely, Miles Plercy, Major
ney, Philip lP;nckney, c II
d Powers, Pei;ce'
obs, j 8. Pipe, Thomas Z
:kson, TT Pritchard, Tom
lkins; james Preston, James
lkins, jam N Pujo, Sgnor G!or-
fords,t tThorns gie :
nett Jas Putzel, L !. :
,~11.,. YnoNk n
lnson, Noah !. Quirk, Ell .sls
F L II ~
les, Paskall E Ramm, Charles
lown, Jacob Rantin, J 81
= X Randall, ) F
1nedY, Rev :. Reynolds, VIM
hammond 81 Renwick, " G
%, BE Riecke, Gerhard
81 VIM Richardson, Wa
g, RaitholamsE &yoh ::
6lkemi:John Rice C!H
j Gi Robhtsbh, John D
len, George & James
'ence, Rev Z Robertson, John D
lson, James Robertson Thos !:
.nl,dii, b 81 u c.sg'i + s'IT.s,tI ::
!, Wm;E !.s2t Rodgers. .Pinckney
:ombe, Angus D So ..--.:.;. -, !.
ls;P fRuni1yJ Francis
vis, Albert s@ Ryan, AT s
nond, Rev e A - i},ti; s
lAs. Richard ;. Handers; Hcnery
t,4WEliam G. Sandland, T w
feedman) Schroeder, Mr.
sining, G. Souddy, Robert
Ies, 4. Itfreedmsn) :
,hart, William lSchroder, job
} 2; - iSeabrook, John g
Truall Seabrook, Rev w
'an, Simon B ~.
kwood. DIS Simonds, Henry
- X: Simmons, Robt
'ez, Eugene Schoefer, o T
kwood, Joshua Simmons, W W
= M Singletary, Jas D
Ju- Smalley, Saml ] .
1s y; .;;:t2 tcol'd}
x, Moses State, henry
lago, T'lcol'd) ilsmith, Capt John
dy, John W =
rs, William Smith, ,RA
Smith, Angelo
ner, John x tSn1a1ls. Rev G
ges,J A Small, J IS
i1eton, CH Sprig, Ross
old) Speisseiger, Dr..
hell. June Thos W
chell, Julius speisselger, L ="
klts Joseph Spod1ck, J $
'es, LeH e. Stevens, John
:hmQres John lStevens, J y
Stukney Chas LII
ri John ~ tStgoppe,:FG
,s M9 - SteWa1u' SGnn
seet1y 6iston tSuerpey, W d
arfde Bernardl5 y
ants, utes, Jonn
OO0 s.-;s ,-s,t "
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-19

As Persons dspositng letters in the Postofice will
please place the stamp the upper right hand cor
ner Of the envelope and also please to remem
ber that wfhopttha stamp cannot be mailed, but
viii be sent to the Dead Letter ofnce.
April 10
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-19


Aberie. JONI
Adalns' BenRal1
q
Alexander, 9 Inos
ASTON pm 49,
Alien, tMcnAIu I
At01,MS 4
}Astnns,lMoue
AnSsga anss,s Ms.,,n gn
AufinsCfs-,.,'
80 sHT. y
p.-.oL2rh.rla. G
go pISs sWH"' :
pp.stTaswrssa,pAs :
Pno.s Dan 1,;ssS n
Rsssett Bsa, IN
pscter
Ber,neft nE =
pon,,ett NV
Ra1yrans nsHl q.
RsschnR FCwil..
heSn1 D
p,aoiand wm
Riiss & "a
R5anteyS ganrssH
R1WG1' : {; Esueene
,nU,,..,..,,., .r.,.,.., :.
DoaniAAn: 1n m:M T1ss1
5@nM1E 5,..sae'. f.; =;
0tNnes WIN si,n meA1'
mI n,ooTroon VIC
sa Bssdaead John
Rrown FB 81 e
Brown. JTr 3
RoWn Edward
Bnow,i M DE- {
cst,: I.
esleoTn esi,
Rrown nFEss
BROWN. B d
Pntiar RAni -,
RIIr4erSJno
.R;nnSgHaiiiaricF IF
SS,lLsSrT,i
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-19

Exports of Rice. Naval Stores and LUMBER
from the Port OF Charleston, from Septe'r
lst to April is, 1867. 1
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-19
Wilmington Market.
Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE april 16.-CoTToN-With light receipts
and daily diminishing stock holders ruer and with
inquiry from buyers the salcs reported to-day
amount to 100 bales basis OF q for Middng Up
land.
CoFEEE-Was i'll less active demand to-day the Only
sale reported being 400 bags Rio ex Swedish brig Ellen
terms not transpircd. Holders steady and market
without quotable change.
FLoUR-Remains dull though without puotahle
change The sales confined to small lots to tho trade
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-19

Consignees per South Carolina Railroad,
April 1S.
o29 bales Cotton, 0 bales Mdze. 40 bbls -, cars
Old Iron 81 bbs Rosin u bbls Spirits Turpentine, &c
Mowry 4 Co. L Jeffers & Co. W " Smith. Rod
gers Co. III Goldsmith 4 Son, T Trenholm Goodrich
Wineman & Co, " Caussen, Z Bates Co, VIC Court
ncy 4 Co, Robson H Baggett 4 Co, Robinson Il
Co, Corlrtenay T. Trenholm. Wartaw 4 Carew, Street
Bros & Co., " Chafec, Thurston Holmes, Prttch-
EFT, II Fabian.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-19
s-s.sz-. - 2 :
Memoranda.

LIVERPOOL April Five hundred bales Of cotton had
been landed up to this morning from the Confidence
from Charleston for this port stranded in Fethard Bay
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-19

GRA1N-Wleat-Only 800 bushels offered: no sales
quotations nomiillly uncaged Corn. II $50 bushels
white and 1000 bushels yellow received market mac
tive and prices further rccedcd 2c On white; we report
sal,. of l,i, bushels white Ut 81 2Ual d. 7t00 bushels
yellow ut 81 2Oa1 81; aud 800 bushels mixed at 81 H.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-19
PASSENGERS.

PASSENGERS.
Per steamer Fannie, from Savannah via Bluffton and
Hilton Head-T Hazard and 2 daughters. s Young
A Munger, L Lott Kellogg and wife, Wanzer. wife
and daughter Col NJ seabrook, seabrook, Ian
nigan, M NJ Kingman, OConnor, Dodge, D NC
Pherson W Harrison, Bowen. Mrs Carter, Chandler,
Chaplin D G Wilson, and IA deck.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-19
THE CHARLESTON MARKET,

FOR r.IE WEEK ENDING THURSDAY, APRIL 18, 1867.
cOrrON.-Thc market was steady for tie staple from
Friday last until Tuesday, dding Cotton selling at 2dc
q Ill., when m improved demand took place and prices
stfened the rates advancing about halfcent . ID.
Middling Cotton selling ut 26@26Hc. This condition OF
the market continued until yesterday, when news OF
dropping prices at Liverpool caused suspension OF
transactions.
The receipts for the week amount to 146 bales of Sea
Island Cotton and 1919 bales OF Upland Cotton against
l61 bales Sea Island and 1884 bales Of Upland Cotton the
week before.
The following statement exhibits the daily character OF
this market for the past week:
On Friday the 18th inst, fair inquiry prevailed ouS-
ers operating to the extent OF 323 bales at ABOUT tne
rates OF the day before-say for Ordinary 24c Low Mid
ding 25c.; Middling 2Gc. . IT,
On Saturday the sales were about 500 bales prices in
some transactions in the lower qualities OF the stap1o
b. ing easier but the rates generally without change
Mitldling Cotton selling ut &c. q to. :
On Monday there fair inquiry, but sellers were
offering only light stock sales 1S4 bales at unchanged
quotations.; Middng Cotton being quoted at 2Gc. p H.
On Tuesday with good demand and light Stock
prices advanced in most transactions c . ID; sales
aS7 bales; Midding Cotton selling at 26a96Hc 1b.
On Wednesday an active domand prevailed, buyers
generally Oper1EnS aI Gae prices VI 'hc un5 o'AAe'
400 bales; aI1dding Uplands. 26a96hc. q ID.
Yesterday the depressed condition Of the Liverpool
market brought business here to stand and the only
sales were lot of u bales at 25c q tt. The business
done not being sufficient to establish quotations, they
are omitted J.
SEA ISLAND CoTTON.-There has been much duliness
in this quality of Cotton and business could only De
transacted at very low prices The sales, which amount
I,o hoya m
orally at about 4sa5Oc q lbs for ordinary Sea Island
md 45a50c q ii Foridas according to quality The
finer grades are not in demand.
COTTON STATEMENT.
S. lspd UpPd Rice.
Stock on hand Sept 1, 1866. 235 5,S0O
Received from April II to i6, '67.... LAG LBS iSi M
Received previously 2S3 ll92os lo1oi
Total receipts IA, ,6l4 l2e 427 lo'sGS
ExpoRrs SID. Upd. Rice.
From April 10 to 49,
'67 400 2,512 "a
Previously -. .13, 4s1 114,907 9,183
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-19
OFFICIAL.
LISTaOFZ LETTERS

,,:..,e.sA OFFICIAL.
LISTsOFj7 LETTERS
Remaining In the Postoce at Charleston. for the week
ending APRIL 1s, 1867. and ordered to be printec
in TIE DAILY NEWS, agrccaby TO tho following section
the new PostoGlce Law, as the newspaper having tn
largest circulation In the City OF Charleston:
SECTION g. And DO it further enacted That lists of let.
ters Remaining uncaled for any Possofce in any city
town or village, where newspaper shall be printed.
Yha hereafter be published once only in tho newspaper
which, being published weekly oftener shall have thu
largest circulation within range Of delivery of the sao
office. rzr;s, - 80.
@- Persons calling for Letters Advertised, shoul
state that they are advertised"
a@ Office hours from A. NJ. to oeP. M On Sundays.
from 9 O'Clock to 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
.: ! STANLEY G. IRoTT. Acting Postmaster.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-19
Augusta Market.

Augusta Market.
AUGUSTA, April 17.-CorToN he market, in general
was dull to-day and prices half cent off since yesterday
We do not feel justified in giving quotations, and
only refer to sales for them. The sales amounted to M
bales, follows lat 16 at g. at o. At ut q IS at
26, at So at 25H so at 25s, and IA bales at 2Ga
The receipts were 104 bales.
FINANcAL.-The money market was unchanged to-
day.
GoLD.-The brokers are buying at 194a135, and selling
at 1876.
s1LvER-Brokers are buying Mt 12s and selling at 1872
SECURITIEs.-Quiet.
Wilmington Market.
WILMINGTON, April 17.-TURpENTINE-Only one
small lot received, and sold at 81 for yellow Dip aud
81 rs for hard.
SPnTTs TuRpENTNE-Marketn firm. Sales of 54 bills
at 70 cents. and 70 do at II cents per gallon,
RosE-Sales oi 500 bbs at So IS for Common So for
strained Common 81 25a5 for No and S6aS so for Pale
III quality,
No sales reported in Tar.
CoTroN-S,les OF 81 bales at q hlc for Middng.
PEA NuTs-A lot Of 200 bushels sold to-day at SO 87
per bushel.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-19
boston Dry Goods Market.

BOSTON, April 13-For the week ending Friday. April
12-Frorn the Shipping Listl-TheIe aecms to be bet
ter feeling among the Dry Goods trade and both obbors
and retailers hhvo been quite busy during the week.
Fine brown sheetns and shrtings continue to- DO sold
up and are in excellent demand We quote Indian Or
chard Cs at 16Hc DB, at 15Sc, at 1876 and,I, ut
l3kc Medium heavy Bheetngs arc In demand. Corset
Jeans are quite active and sold by agents 10 arrive at i'm
proved prices Medium beachod goods dull and prices
are low and unremuueraye. Ticks have been in fair
rnand but striped shirtings are dull The market for
prints haa improved hte and jobbcrs have had a;rus-
ing trade for all sknda With the prospect of good de-
mand for some weeks. We quote Cocheco, Pacifc and
nell Allen and American 161sc. The various styles Of
prints are quito attractive The Hamilton Go have some
yey handsome styles of light ground, which are not
only as we'll printed but better cloths than some
prints that command higher price, There is change
to notice in delanes the stock in first hands we'll
sold up at the prices quoted lust week. There has been
fair business doing in Wooens tho past week. but
and the improvement is not such was anticipated
with the fine spring weather Choice new styles OF
cassneres sell readily. Fancy cloakings in active
Demand Silk mixtures and doublo-twist cassmcrcs
arc selling moderately
From the Shipping List.
BOSTON Boot AND SHOE MARKEr-For tho week end
ing April 12-There has been better feeling III the boot
and shoe market, and more demand than We have no
tced for several weeks The trade is represented to be
very good in the West and orders from that section
coming in more freely Buyers having bought lightly
SO fur are nowwantng goods. and there IL pros
pect of good trade for weeks TO come Ihe guam
tity closred at the Custom House las been as follows
~ Wv 1867 1866
Ter +,,o ueo, 2,615 979
Since January 1...... ..5''o'' "'''''
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-19

Exports of Cotton
FROM THE PORT OF CHARLESTON s. c., COMMENCING 1
SEPT, 1866, TO Arn1L 1S, 1867, INCLUSIVE.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-19


Showing increase compared with Inst year Of 3al
cases.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-06-13
PpssenEcrs.

Per steamship Monets, for Neg york-T Judlins, Q
Dabcock and Indy. DR. Letunear, " pAWolfe Sister II
Fitzgerald, w II hogeman, Mrs Il Bernard and purse
Mrs y Bernard, A Bruggomsn. " A Lapphier, Mr.
and Mrs II Avorill Mrs planck and servant George
Wilfong, Hrs Kennedy, aud in steeraGe. .-. -..-
PcrHtoams,hp u Souder. from Now York. McCord. j
NJ wcstcott, 81 MoIett, @ Scuyer. L Dobln, Thos a
Cushman, II OrTis, Miss Anpie HnSnn, 7 Eells, "
Hull. Niles bradbury, Mrs Gardner. Tho following
arc from Fortress Monroe-Maor Bissep. Captain @ '
child, Lieut. 2 Hills Lieut. Graham. DR. Wright, u 8 A.,
and S65 u Troops ..g
Por steamer " " Frazier fro1n Edisto and Rockville
MAJOR NJ Moses. Miss hlco Hopkins, MiAs Julia Ed
dings, J Il Wescoat Capt GhAmberlip, and a on
deck. III. l..t .T.i II. ....
por steamer Pilot Boy, from Savannah Via Blufton,
Hilton Hoad and Bcaufort-W L Marsh, Il @ TnrLer,
and WHO. Miss Turner, ". T Mayo, A Unrts.
horn, Gould aud lady. Jno King, . W LOWS, 4
Stevens, Brittle and Lady, Hutchins and lady,
Mra O'Shensay. Mr. Adamson, Mr McCroa 7 Joncs j
W Lsmotte and con, W II Harrison, Fuller, John
Inns. DorHe, 500 Nixon, " Smith, Thos Pergen,
Mcbride, Mrs III A PaInc and 10 on deck.