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Now York Market.


The New York Tribune Of Saturday, February 8.
aays:
MONEY! Ia la5 per cent on call, AM offered at these
rate in excess of tho wants Of the street. CONNER
ca naper is of reaIy sale Best eau lie used ut 5aa
6H, and second grade at 7ss per cent.
PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK. February 7.-CoTToN. Under contin-
ued favorable foreign news the market has again been
active and prices decidedly better closing strong
at lsas2Oo for Middlin; Uplands TO 2ONa2OAc Tor
do New Orleans; sales Of S7S6 bales rnc paly TO
specu tors and exporters. including 1880 in transit
CotFEE-No important transactions are reported,
but the market is maintained, aud al grades close
steady. hio IL quoted ut l2al7c gold.
F1ouR AND MEAI-The ma ket tor western and
State Flour is steadier there s more general demand
but the business tor export is Light. owing to the
scarcity OF freight room. Family brands are 10
moderate demand. The sales &c iopo Dois az 20 oo
a9 rs for superIne Sate 50 60llo for ordinary River
and City Extra; s10 9Oul0 IS tor extra Stae $40 75a
II 25 tor fancy State 50 40Al0 10 for the low grades
OF Western extra; $40 35al1 40 Tor good 10 CHOICE
Spring Wheat extra; s11a12 40 for Minnesota extras;
elU.O0alO 10 tor Shipping ONO; slO tOaiS Tor 1ade
and family do; S11 25a12 rs for amber Winter
Wheat ezra and Indiana and Michigan; S13 GOALS
for white wheat do do and S12 6Oi7 25 for single,
doubl and triple extra st LOUIS CaIfSrna @ noui is
Arm and in good demand. sales of 1000 bags at
$40 blalS 75 Southern -four is held with more con-
6dence and Is IN fair demaud Sales Of 100 bbls, ut
50 95all go for ordinary to good extr BI!hmoie and
country; S1l 40al5 25 for extra ana iamly deoreia
and Virginia and S11 10a15 so tor extra and family
MARYLAND and Delaware Rye flour is@irm and steady.
sales OF $40 bbls at 81 2Oa9 25 Corn meal is lower
Sales of $50 bbls at s5 rs for Westerns So 80 for Jer
sey, and Sc 30a6 10 for Brlndywine. Buckwheat
-four is s.:lcable at 81 75a5 q lou lbs.
FIsH-Au kinds Of Macke :e arr from Is to 6Oc bet
ter and close firm. sales are reported The stock
is very small We quote No. Bays at s17 5OJ No.
2 do al sl2 30; aud o Shore u Sl5 so. Dry
Cod are also scarce. aud close firm and tri1e
higher at seas 25 for Georges. and 81 25a4 80 1or
Grand Bank
GnAN-rhe Wheat market has shown more stead.
mess to-day, aud there has been I'm increased d.
mand, chiefly local; the Inquiry for export is light;
the sales arr 80 600 bushels Including No Milwau-
kee at s24la242. delivered; Amber State. 50 81 In
store and Amber Canadian at So 81 IN store. Barley
ia firmly hsld, but, with only small supply or the
market b islness Is moderate Barley Malt is firm
and in fair demand. sales o! 2UO0 bushels dt 81 e5.
Oats are unchanged and moderately active the sales
are a. 900 bushels Western at store, and e6c
small lots Ohio delivered RS Is urn tut and du
eSvance in cold prices, improved but Later in con-
sequence Of an improvement in fregh hts buyers held
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TAVERN LICENSES.
o." OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL.

JANUARY Z, 1885,
A IL APPLICATIONS FOR TAVERN LICENSES
~ must be fled in this Office by the 18th instant
Noe will be received after that time, only in cases
where persons about entering into the bus1uess
The following paragraphs under the head of Bar
Rooms, General Orders, No. 1G4. issued by command
OF Brev,t NInjor. General Edward r. S. Canty, is
published. " H. SMITH, Clerk of Council.
al. The municipal authorities granting the license
shall be answerabe that the parties to whom such
licenses are granted, together with their surettes.
shall b. Responsible persons, and of good moral
stapdnC In the community and that both prir cipal
and srltus shall DC able to qualify individually in
double The amount OF the bond required, and that
tho bord shall be o lien upon the personal pro-
perty of both principal and Eureties and upon proof
of default shall warrant the summary seizure ond
may be necessary to satisfy the forfeiture or fine and
costs.
''2. Drunkenness or disorderly conduct on the
premises shall work the forfeiture OF the license and
OF the penalty OF the bond ..'-'-''''-'' 49,
''3, The owner or keeper OF any bar-room, saloon
or other place at which intoxicating liquors are solo,
and al other persons interested or connected there
with, shall be regarded principals IN any action
OF damises growing out Of any assault, riot, aray
or other disorder occurring on the premises or d.
rectly traceabe thereto.
"a All bar-rooms, saloons or other places at which
intoxicating liquors are sold, shall be closed on the
day days OF any general or local election, and for
the twelve hours next preceding the opening and
election; and tbe sheris Of counties and districts
nid the chief of police of cities and towns, shall
have pl,wer to direct tho closing OF barrooms and
other places for the sale OF Intoxicating liquors
whenever It may be necessary IN their Judgment to
preserve order and quiet" January8
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The New York correspondent OF tho phlla,
delnhia Ledger. Saws s"rhe newest political
rumor afoat mere is that arrange e.nents are on
foot for a third party, to bo composed OF the
Conservative Republicans who were turned out
of the Republican State Convention and such
of the Conservative Democracy as may choose
to come in. Hon. Henry j. Raymond, Thurlow
Weed, and other veterans Of the same school,
are said to be engineering the movement. a
manifesto, setting forth their plans aao prli.
Of few days. 1t is said, furthermore, that
this new movement is intended not to operate
againsr General Grant, but rather to render his
election all the more sure by securing Tor hlnl
the State OF New York, which gave ut the last
election between fJrty and fifty Thousand ma
iorIty against the Radicals"
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OFFICIAL.
HEADQUARTERS. 2p MILITARY DISTRICT,
q -IanI1arY 81. 1000.

HEADQUARTERS. ID MILITARY DISTRICT,
CHAR1rsroN, s. c., January 81, 1868.
General Orders No. Il
I. At any sale Of personal properly Dy t!lIuu
of execution issued upon any ludgH VI aa an5
court of the State of South Carolina, rendered
nrior to the 18th day of December. looO, OF
subsequent to the 29th day of April, 1865, upon
any cause of action arising on any c4ntract Gu
tered into prior to the 18th day OF Decem9el,
1850 if the highest amount offered or Dio at
such sale for such property shall pc less tnan
two-thirds of the fair cash value OF sucn plop11
erty which value shall have been ascersItn M three
and fixed on OF before the day OF sale, by three
appraisers, one Of whom shall be named % by
the defendant, one by the. plaintiff, ana ana an7
third by these two. and q minute OF whose aP-
praisement shall be certified on the process py
the officer holding the same-then, ana IN
every such case, it shall be the duty OF tne
sheriff or other officer conducting salo saio, a.
the request Of either or any party 70 no ene re,
cord, then and there to adjourn anu po1opG1nr =
such sale for the period OF three calehdar
months. -;u.,,o .,
II. At any sale OF real estate by VlItuo " "
execution upon any judgment, or by virtue o. o.
any decree of any court or the Stlte Oh SouIu
Carolina, rendered prior to the 18TH Guy VI
December, 1850, or subsequent 10 tne Z9In ouy
of April 1866, upon any cause OF actlon al'stE n,
on any contract entered INTO Prlor " VIC
offered or bid at such sale for such real estate
shall be less than two-thirds of the amount o. o.
the valuation Of such real estate as M assesseo
in the last preceding assessment for ,s state
taxes, and minute Of which assessed valna, ilac
ton shall be certified on the process by Ine
ofiicor holding the same,-then, and in every
S such case, % i shall all be the duty Of the sheriff
master or other officer conducting such n sae ,e
at the request Of either or any party TO inc re, re-
cord, then and there to adjourn and post Pone
such sale for the period Of three calendar
months.
iii. The provisions of this order shall not
apply to executions for tho collection OF over
due taxes, nor to any process for the enforce, @
ment of any hen for labor or material recog'
nized and guaranteed by the laws OF the STATE
or by military orders.
By command of Brevet MaJor-deneral Id
LOUIS V. CAZIARC, Ade-de- Camp,
Act'g ASST Adj't General.
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Of trade and in running twelve thousand miies
mora this wear than the last, We have no0 III
crco sed the Der centage of expenses; when II
is known that the salaries OF noarly I'LL ',ie 'Ai
nlovces have been reduced ten per cent, anu
that it is now in contemplation to reduce thehi
utilI further. I think that the body OF stock
holders will be satisfied that their interests
have been ably protected, and Will be per-
suaded that there has been an exhibition OF
zeal and intelligence in the direction OF the al
fairs OF the road; and do not think 1t Wlse
that, after this matter Of. appointment mas
been deliberately confded to the Judgment OF
the directors, it .should be taken from their
control by a mere resolution.
Colonel Wallace hoped that the resolution
would be referred to the committee. In regard
TO salaries he said that he had been informed
that General Gadsden received only $500, and
thai the salary was raised only for the purpose
Of inducing Mr.. Conner, who was getting
$1,000, to accept the Presidency OF the road
He did not know what would be proper saia-
~ under the circumstances, but, if the present
salary was too great, he would certainly vote
for reduction.
Mr.. Alston said that the gentleman vas un-
fortunate IN selecting Mr.. Conner to Illustrate
his position, and would ask il his adm'nlstra-
tiou was more effective than that OF General
Gadsden or Mr.. Caldwell. He thought that
$500 was high enough, but did not intend 10
cast any reflection upon the present ofhcers OF
the company.
MIR. Trenholm said that at the time that Mr.
Conner was elected President the price Of stock
was s65, when he resigned it was s125per share
This he thought was sufficient commentary
upon the criticism Of the gentleman.
Mr.. G. s. Cameron rose to point OF order
that it had already been moved to refer the
resolution to committee, yet this ws.s DIS
cussion of the merits of the question.
The Char sustained the point made, and the
question then being taken, the motion to refer
was agreed to.
On motion Of Mr. B. O'Neil, the meeting
then adjourned until this morning at II O'CLOCK
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steamlhip Emily soudcr, Lebby, New York
left 7th INST. Mdze. To I Getty, Adams E1-
press Co, Agent Aimnr, c Averill son.
ID A ANIME, L M Bristol, Bissell co, II Cobia Co.
P Cantwel Chaplin, L NJ Cater, II Claussen, r
& AP Caldwell, Darcy Duval Son, 81 Gerdts
l. 20, W Gurney, GIuber Martin, u Gooowyn,
Hart Co. Hunt, johnson. M Klein,
Klinck, Wickenberg g. Co, Kreite Chapman, Lau-
rev Alexander, Chas Litschgi Muller, Nimltz N
Co Vim Msrscher j Murray McLoy Rice, B
McEIhose, Ostendorf Co, Jno O'Neill Son, b
O'Neill, Jovanus Paluzo, Southern Express Co, g w
St.rens & Co, ] Van Wrinkle, Williams & co. Wagner,
Heath & Monsees, Wehman, Werner Quicker,
Cameron, Barkley L. Co, Kelp @ H.Hickey, Raw
epel IL Barnwen, G Burgess NJ Martin, . Mc GO.
" Whilden & Co, L Cohen Co, Dowie Noise,
Goudkop & Beuthner, Frank. stenhouse & Co.
johnston Crews & Co. b NJ Wescott, Agent. Col
Low. Crane, Boylston & Co. L Falk & TO, R Read
4 Co. steamer Dictator. The Souder expert
enced heavy weather.
Arrived Yesterday.
Steamship Charleston, Berry, New York
Mdze. 1oJ Adger + Co, Ammo c Ahrens
4 co, N Ayerill, Mrs Belser, C Bristed. L Buck.
Bart l. Wirth, Corwln. Cohen, Hanckel l. Co.
TCl. M Cater. Cameron. Barkley & Co. Campbell &
Higgins Cobia & Co, D II Chase, nj d. steamer
Dictator. Dowe 4 Noise, Douglas Miller, Drake.
F Entelmann J L. Dawson, II Fischer, D
Fleming Il Co. C Gravely, Goodrich, Wtneman Co,
Il Geruis Gruber & Martin. J Graver. BDlep,
N A Hunt G Hoppock, Johnston, Crews 90, A
uling, Jefords & Co. J Kelp, II Alatte Co. W
WI
steamer W Lord, aurey & Alexander, Lilien-
thai, LANCER, G Milnor Muller, Nimtz Co.
J Morse W Ma,thiessrn. S II Marshall, L " Martin
Marshall, Burge 4 Bowen. " Marschtr. j D Noel
hose, " McComb & Co, D O'Nclll IL Sons, G 0ge.
mann, c P Poppenheim. Ravenel & Co, y Q Roson-
kranz smith. Saas Co. Southern Express Go.
A Stone, " Steele, G w Stetfsns. r Taylor, G
Trott, J thompson, j h yolers, G W Williams Co,
Werner g. Uucker, Wagner, Heath & Monsees, and
Steamsh p Miami. Mclaughlin, New York; days.
Mdze To John l. TheJ Getty, K & Caldwell,
Agent, Laurcy & Alexander, Gurney, II Klatte
e. CO, Chisolm Bros, and Others
Steamer Emile, Davis, Georgetown, @. 142 tcs
Rice and Mdze. 10 >hackelford & Kelly, Jefords
Co. J r pripglc, Thurston & Holmes
Sailed for this Port.
Bark Mary Louisa, Davis, from New York, Feb 8.
Memoranda.
The telegraph yesterday reports that the brig vul-
con from ,oston for Charleston, had put into For
tress Monroe, with the crew frostbitten.
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Passengers.

Per steamship Emily B souder from New York.
Mrs " Donaldson, Il Trescott, W d Stearn, Jno
steiner, aud j A Valentine
Per steamship Charleston, from New York-Fran-
els Hillirot Mrs Gillespie Jno Peck, Capt Erck-
son. benedict. DIrrow, VIM L Dawson, j
Piper, F Mich Ills, VIM christal, E Maitland. Mrs
Christa. Miss Melvin, Dinges G T Loregan,
d DuBarry, Mclean Miss Z A Horton.
Per steamer Emile, from Georgetown, e
Rev Belts, shaw, D l. Prnge, Brandt Smith,
Palmer, Alston, a Aston. B Ward, and 10
deck
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Consig neos per South Carolina Railroad
February IL.

1249 bales Cotton, Al bales Mdze 1890 bags Grain,
1e hhds Bacon 95 bbs Naval Stores, cars Cattle,
cars Lumber and Wood, &c. To Railroad Agent, NJ
Goldsmith Son, J spraRue Bro, seago, J
Campsen Co. j Robson, II Cobta 4 Co, Wiilis
hisley l. Creight, q Rodgers Co, W Williams,
Jas N Caldwell Sons, Adams. Frost Co,
sloan. Johnston, Crews co. g " Witte, Wal
ter l. Co. o Reeder. r Mure CO. Courtney
CO, L Wiss L. Co, MantCue & Co, Pringle u
sey l. Kenyon, w Bowling & Co, Marshall, Jr, 7
H l. W Devices z Davis. Cohen, Hanckel co, q Z
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Commercial.
The Cnarle.ton Cotton Market.

The Cnarleston Cotton Market.
oPE1cE o, THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS.
CHARLESTON, Tuesday Evening, Feb. IL, '6s.
The upward movement in the article continues
suorg, and with an active market prices sdfened
Hc. a tb. Sales about 14OO bales-say at 155a; 8
at I5X; 81 at 16; at lex; 81 at 1915 81 at 1914; IlV
at IT; 10 at TX; Sat 177s 40 at l7h l2 at 1' Sat
Tx; Sc at 1s; 1922 al 1s; lS3 at 1875; 81 at ls;
2Se at 49, and IS at 1sHc. We quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to Good Ordinary. 1900. .16H@.8
Low Middhn9s. s........-...-.....''.!S '.!S ia(glo7i
N1ddunRS u
Strict MiddlinCs. .19H@-
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THE MARION STAR.

EsTABLIsHED NEARLY TWENTY YEARS AGO,
L. is published ct Marion, s. c.. in the central
portion OF tho country. and offers favorable
medium to Merchants, Druggists Machinlsts, and
all classes who desire to extend their business IN
the Pee Dec country.
For the benefit OF our advertising patrons, we
shall, in addition to our subscription list which is
constantly Increasing publi'h and distribute,
gratuitously copies oi the STAR, during the busi'
ness season thIr Fall
Rates OF Advertising liberal.
". J. McKERALL,
November 20 Editor and Proprietor.
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AN ORDINANCE,

TO PROVIDE FOR THE LIQUIDATION OF TIE INTEREST
oNTaE DEBT OF THE CITY WHICH ACCRUED ON 3lsI
DAY Of DECEMBER LAST.
Be ii ordained by the Mayor and Aldermen IN City
Council asstmbted That for the purpose ofiquidatng
tho interest on the public debt OF the ciIy, which
accrued on the 31st day of December last, Six Per
Cent. Stock, obligatory on the Corporation Of the
City oil Charleston, shall be issued under the drec-
ton OF the Mayor to the persons holding Stocks or
Bonds OF the City, and entitled to receive the inter-
est accrued thereon at the time above stated, the
said Stock to Lear interest after the rate Of six per
cent yer annum, payable quarterly, redecmable in
thirty years from date: PrOuided That no part Of
said Stock shall be issued for any sum less than
twentv dollars ior Eny fractional part Of dollar.
Provided, also, That all sums for less than twenty
dollrs and for fractional pats Of dollar shall be
paid II City Bills.
SEC Q. That the form Of certificates and mode of
transfer OIL sad Stock SHALL be subject to the same
reguls tons now exist in relation to other Six Per
Cent. Stocks OF the City.
Ratified In City Council this twenty y-eighth day of
January, in the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and si1ty-eight.
Il ST. 2. Z. GAlLLARD, Mayor.
W. Il. SMITH, Clerk oil Council.
January 81 limo
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FOR NEW YORK
FOR GEoRGETowN, S. c.
TOUCHING AT SOUTH ISLAND, KEITHF1EI

TOUCHING AT SOUTH ISLAND KEITHF1ELD
D.. AND WAyERLY MILLS.
F. aE@A THE. FINE STEAMER EMI-
nsssIa--;is LIE Captain ISAAC DAVIS, win re-
ceve Treisft on Thursday, 18th inst at South Com
nercial Whlrt, and leave. as above on Friday Norm
ing, 1lth int, at O'Clock.
Returnint., will leave Georgetown on Monday
Morning, 18th inst, at o'clock.
Albright must be prepaid. y
No'Freigft received after sunset 80 '''''''
For Freight or Passage, apply to .sJt,. =
ShAOKELFORD KELLY. Agents.
'''' ''' No. Boyce's Wharf.
SIS. FRAZER; Agent at Georgetown, s. G..
H1- Hereafter the steamer EMILE will make
weekly trips 10 Gcorg stown, leaving Charleston every
Friday Morning att O'Clock, and Georgetown every
Monday Morning at O'Clock.
February 12
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FUR PALATKA, FLORIDA,

AND ALL LANDINGS ON 1HE ST. JOHNS
RIVER. t..,,l. .,-,li.-..,.l- ..t,. ,.. .,-
n-m STEAMERS DICTATOR AND
mssss.5S,sSss,lScITY POINT, viii leave Charleston
ever fu.sday and Friday Evenings at O'Clock,
for shove Llaces and Saya nah every RedDesdoy and
Saturday, at o'clock P. NJ.
SteameG DICTATOR, Capt L. NJ. CoIETTER, soils
Tuesdry lsucnin0.
day Eren'ng.
For Fr.ight or Passage apply on board or OF Office
of j. D. AIKEN & CO., Agents,
January3 south Atlantic Wharf.
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SUNDAY SCHEDULE.
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rHE .CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS

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MORNING to subscribers in any portion Of the city.
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TER. Nos. 161 and 33S KING.STREET, or at the
Office of the DAILY NEWS, No. is HAYNE-sTREET,
will receive prompt attention.
j. SHvERSTEN,
December Agent fo- City Delivery
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THE FLORENCE CAZETTE.

DDBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY. AT FLOR.
l. ENCE, S. c., offers au excellent medium to
Mel chants and others who wish 10 extend their
bus ness In the Pee Dee section of the State Rates
Of advertising very reasonable September l6
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LIST OF VESSELS
Up CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PORT

FOREIGN.
LONDON.
Ship Missouri, Edwards, cleared. ......... Jan
LIVERPOOL.
Ship Mary Ogden, Godfrey, up. Jan ~
Ship Il H Tucker RundIett, up. Jan -
British ship Charleston. Mosley, cleared. Jan "
The Gorilla. Jones' cleared. Dec 70
Slip r Winthrop. Stuart, sailed.. ....."... Jan
The Arbitrator Iryino, sailed Jan
The Hope Hancock, sailed. ............. Jan Z
British ship Sedbergh Kneale, sailed. .Jan 22
British bark Hector, elson, sailed. Jan ~
Br bark The Queen Knight, sailed. Jan ~
LErTH.
The Sophie Muller sailed led..................Dc .Dcc 70
MATAEZAs.
Br schr Altavela, Thompson, up............ Jan 81
DOMESTIC.
RocKLAND, ME.
schr r Bullwiukle, French, sal!ed..... ....Jan 70
BOSTON.
srip Cycone. Frisbie cleared Jan 80
NEW YoRK.
Bark Mary & Louisa, Davis, sailed. FEB 8
schr c Raymond, higgins, cleared. Jan 29
schr Clara Montgomery, Borden up. ..Jan II
Schr Northeast -, up. .................-.Ja jan ~
Schr eenj Reed Feed, up...........-.....Ja Jan II
Schr Terry, Weaver, up. p..................fep
PHILADELPHIA.
Schr Edwards, Bartlett cleared. .........Jan 8
Schr Nsylor, Nsyior, cleared. ..Jan
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PORT CALENDAR.
PHASES {

First Quarter, 1st, hour, minutes, evening
Full Moon, 9Th, hours u minutes, morning
Last Quarter, 18th, hours, 8 minutes, D Dorning.
New Moon 23d, hours, Il minutes, morning.