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COMMERCIAL NEWS.
The Charleston Cotton, Rice and Naval
Stores Market.


The Charleston Cotton, Rice and Naval
stores Market.
OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS,
WEDNESDAY EVENING, November 3, 1882
CoTToS.-This article opened with softer ten
dcncy and prices declined during the day about
&c Il lb. Sales near 700 bales, viz: 40 ut 2a'1,
10 at ~ 55 at 24A, IL ut 2Its, 40 at 2is, l'9 al
a,,., 10 at a4zs a43 at %, l3 ut 25,Sc We quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to good ordinary. 23h@2la
Low mill,llinB ........ -Z+tsep-
Mitltllillg ............. ..........' s4sVy-
Strict mitding... .-........Zo o.
RIcE-Thc market was active but easier. Sales
about 800 ,ierccs of clean Carolina, say 81 tcrccs
nj 6ss, co at 7, 2i3 at Tiac u lb. We quote COM
mon to fair clean Carolina al 6i.a67sc; good "a
7isc Z IL.
NAVAL SToREs.-Thc market was quiet. Sales
43 bbls spirits tnrpentnc i'll country packages
at 42t:e T. gallon.
FREIGHTs.-Thc supply OF freight room TO most
points il for the moment sufficient for the de-
mand. To Liverpool, by steam, engagements are
making at Nd q ID on uplands and Lad on sea
islands; 10y sail, I'D uplands and I'D on sea Is
lands. To IIavrc by steam, nominal; 10y sail,
1iic q lb on nplands and 17ic oil sea islands.
wise, TO New York, by steam, &c a ID on
upans ami 1c OH sea islands; Ivy sail, 'sc 4 IL oil
upands. TO BostOn, by steam, nominal; by sail,
sc a 10 oil upauds. To Philadelphia. by steam,
sc a III oil uplands; ny sail, somewhat nominal,
To Baltimore, by steam, is1s.c e ID OH uplands;
by sail, somcwhat nominal.
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Havana Market.

ing the week from Havana and .iaianZas 15Co0
boxes to foreign ports and 5i30 10 the United
States; stock In warehouses i'll Havana and Ma
tanzas 1881 600 boxes, $500 hh,ls; holders demand
an advances; large business doing, notwi,iIstant.-
co.nt Of the high demands OF holders; market
nrm; Nos 10 10 II S,sa91 reals; hG!.icrs demand
an advance Of q real; Nos 15 to 20, Dutch stand
ard, D2iaIl reals per arlo,a; molassCS sugar firm
Mt G,zaT3a reals; Muscova,locs, quotations are
nominal; iair to good refining S,aaSis reals.
MoLASSEs-Therc is an absence OF business for
want OF stocE; quotations ere nominal.
LrMEER-Stcady: yellow Pine S2ja.f per N.
FEEIGHT6-Du VIII, hut lew charters; per hoN
OF sugar 10 the United States 81 .Sal 80; icr hind
OF sugar To The United States So 5aaI per h,:l OF
molsscs S4a4 so; per ton TO Falmouth and orders
40a45s; per ton 10 France 5Ca5jf
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A. Old story, with ii New mor"l.
BY JULIA WARD HOWE.

Petroleum Cinderella dances with pretty fellow,
And her pumpkins turn 10 carriages, her ruls
TO horses fine: 49,
DENIAL, a.,
And her satnB cease to rustic, and her dia-
Inonds cease to shine
Forth into the chilly darkness, IN her solitude aud
and starknesS
Goes the bloom Of dissipation, with no lovely
fruit bchlnd;
With no strength condensed In meekncHs, with no
holy nature weakness,
With no thorn of resolution, with no after
growth OF mind.
Back to vcrmiD shrink her horses, OH her pale
and ghOSty courses,
Rags replace her recent splendors, unadmrcd
her Dcanty wancS:
She bcmOanB tile mocking fairy who upftcd her
unwary
Through patry prize OF pleasures, TO u null
titutlc OF pains.
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DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPY,S
THROUGH LINE TO
CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND JAPAN
CHANGE OF SAILING DAYS

:. Steamers or the abevc line leave Pier <I3fE,
No. 4. North River. foot OF Canal rect, NNkA4l
New lork, nj IL O'Clock noon, Of the lsi, lIIh and
2lst OF every month Except when these dates fal
OH sunday, then the Saturday prGccding.)
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inc new steam unc from Panama to Australia and
New Zealand.
Steamship CHINA leaves San Francisco for
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~, one hundred pounds baggage free 10 each adult
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"A priest was confessing an old crouplcr NJ
Baden. well, my brother. this Is solemn
promptly replied "N0t much, father. bui
can say this I saw once In my life tic most
extraordinary thing that ever happened on
earth: saw rs come out eleven times run
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MEMORANDA,

The steamship Georgia, at New York from this
port. reports that on the 2jtl ult, o NJ, 20 miles
south Of Cape Henry, experienced heavy gale
from northwest with heavy sea; the gale cOnlin-
ucd thirty-llvc hours with great force. On the
3lst, at T. N, passed steamer Starlight, from
Portland for Charleston.
The British brig Amphion, Rcas, from PrOvi-
dcncc II l. previously reported sailed for this port,
arrived at Wilmington, n &, November ..
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lyilmington >rnrlset.

WILMINGTON, November o.-TURrENT,SE-Is
In fair request, and receipts meagrc. Sales OF
only 20 bbs al 81 IS for soft, and 81 60 for hard
per $50 pounds
SPIRITS runrExrlNE.-salcs OF 65 bbls a: II &c,
and 53 bbls ut a2hic per gallon.
R0SiN.-Sales of S16 hbis at 81 55 for strained +:
So for extra No. .; So % for No. l, and 81 for
pale.
TAI-Is SC higher, AMI &c bhls sold at 81 OJ per
bb
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Chicago Is to have new papcr-the d.
yorcc Bureau. a wide circulation Is glIaran-
teed ny the circumstance that people usually
this furnishes correct list. W."
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I,nssenacrs.

Per steamer ST Helena, from Edisto and Rock
vic-Airs J u ill and child. Miss Eva Brown ana
servant, Ilopknson, II l. Johnson, Dr W Kan
ioiph, Major w Whalcy, = Toglic, q u Fltzsini-
onS, /. Marstel!er q l. Christy, Mcclellan, and
10 Gn deck.
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STATEMENT.

OFFICERS
W. II. PECKHAM, President.
WM. 4. HOOKER, Ylcc-Prcsdent.
l.. McADAM, Secretary ana Actuary.
GA. FUDICKAR, Superintendent.
DiREcroRs.
Hon. John i. Din, New York.
Hon. James Harper Firm OF Harper Bros, cx-
Mayor New York
John j. Crane, President Bank Republic.
VIM. NJ vcrmilyc Banker, (rcrmilye d Coz
Chas. G. lockwood, Cashier Newark Banking
Company.
Hon. George Opydykc, ex-Mayor New York.
hIinot e. Morgan, Banker
Thomas Rigney, Firm Thomas Rigncy & Co.
Benz. ID. Sherman, Treasurer New York Steam
Sugar Refining Company.
Richard II. Bovine, Wctmore & Bowie. LAWYERS.
F. v. IIaughwout, Firm L. v. lIaughwout & Co.
WIN. Wilkcns, Firm OF Wilkcns & Co.
julius II. Pratt, Merchant.
VIM. W. Wright, Merchant.
Charles j. Starr, Merchant.
william Allen Merchant
Geo. w. Cnyler, Banker, Palmyra, N. r.
Geo. T. Hope, President Continental Fire Insur.
ance Company.
John g. Sherwood, Park Place.
Walton ii. Pcckhan corner Filth Avenue and
Twcntythlrd street.
Edward II. Wright, Newark, Nj.
Geo. w. Farlec Counsellor.
w. l.. COgswelI, Merchant.
KEIM & ISSERTEL,
General Agents for South Carolina and Georgia
Oflicc No. 40 broad street,
Charleston, 8. G.
nr. T. REENsTJERNA, Examining Physician.
jan12 1yrDAC
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POR1 CT ENDI II i.
MA RINE NEU.S.
CHARL EsTON, NOVEMBER
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

NNNINFU F"STEKUAY.
=, Schr Lilly, Hughes, New York. days. M,lsc
Io W koach co, q w Williams & co. W Sllcp.
mcrn, Mhcdulf Cohen, Railroad Agent, Gravcicy
i;oimann Bros, Clacius & wittc, Werner & Ducker
u l,lschoir CO, II Sicgling. Mantouc & co, w s
others. '' "
Schr David Collins. Townsend, Philadelphia
K CO. ~ " ''''SH
u, sehr Marcus Hunter. Orr Portland Mc-o days.
iiSsier Ssn ii,, niiu nay. TO Tuppcr & Son.
& Dill. e' =" ''''' "'iu rr"ser
Schr Ann Dcas. t;arbattIc wcst po,n, AIN
IES o6i' rice. TO Porchcr Henry, and Cohen,
Steamer 81 Helena, Elliott Edisto ana Rockville.
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SOrTII CAROLINA RAILROAD.
1:t2 bales cotton, Il bales domcstice 240 bbls
-four, 80. laEs Gil cake, I5a casks clay, cars cat
lie, car furniture, . cars wood, cars sundrics.
Herring & co, rclZcr, Rodgers & co, Rccdcr &
Davis, q II Walter co, e Presley, Railroad
Agent, and others.
NuETIIEa aSrERN RAILROAD.
lG3 halcs upland cotton, Is bales sea island cot
ton. i02 bills naval stores, li5 bushels rough rice
lumber, muse, &c. TO ] Marshall, Jr, V Harden
<insman & Howell, Howard !S Bro, S ID Sioncy q
Williams & ca, " iingc, J Il f Sloan. Caldwell
SON, 7 0'Bryan. w Ryan, W bowling, Rccdcr
ca. Gracscr * Smith, Mowry & CO, kirkpatrick &
Witte, Walter co, a ) Salinas, g l. l'oIpcnhcln
Crane, Boyiston & co, II Klattc & CO, VI 4 Dow
ling & co. Thursion & Holmes. IInnckcl, Wage
mer Monsec;. Kendall e nockery. C,aglorn,
Herring, 4 co, W Rec & GO, Chapman & H. q Fol
lin. II J Morgan, and Railroad Agent.
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MACON, November 1.-t'OrroS.-At the date Of
our last weekly review, tie market closed with
The market quiet, mddllngs being quoted at 231sc.
On Tuesday there was considerable disposition on
The part Of holders to retain their cOtUn for better
prices. Wednesday prices declined &c, the mar
ket closing duh at 231ic. On Thursday, Friday
and Saturday, sales made were the hasis of BIC
day tile market opened dull at a3c for the hest, be-
coming irmcr through the day, and closing firm
with good dcniand ut 23Go23I4 cents for mid
dlings. The receipts to-day amount TO I8j bnrS:
sales 54l bales; shipments S3 biles. The receipts
OF the week sum mp 1916 bales; HaleS a965 bales;
Macon 3S4 bales; shipped 5l2 bales Stock Oh hand
l27 bales.
COTTON SrATRaENT.
Stock on hand September !, 1869 lT9
Received this week. A,a16
Received nrrvi""ii-
o,,,, T"inl.. .:.;................ 2o,73s
S!lippcd this week.. Observation-Disclosures. 2al7
Shipped previously ...........l ldS73- Is 100
STOCK OH hand. d................... 1892
Selma Market.
SELMA, October :o.-COiTOS-Was In rood de-
mand throughout the day, which was freely mel
ny factors, without any advance In figures with
sales OF h77 balcs; middllings al 23tIa23lsc; low
mhidlings 23 market closing with The same tone
COTTON STATEMENT
STOCK on hand September 1, 1869. 49,. 81
,sccciieu lnis week. ..................1Si6
Reccifcd previously. OO9--l4 oi5
Total. ...;.................... 1900
Snippeu thlS week. k....................1,29 ,295
'"pPe" previously sly............... 10, ,2jS1f, ,553
Stock on hand October 20, '60.. .. 3.470
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IL D II + l. y II l ID A
VIA SAVANNAH, FEREANDINA AND JACK.
SONvlLI.E.

On and alter the 23d OF October .rGv-v,b h,
the steamer CITY POINT, Captain ssz
George 4. Mcmillan, viii sail froln Charleston
every SATURDAY EvESISG. at s O'cluck.
Returning, the CITY POINT will leave Savannah
every THURSDAY MoHSISG, at Q O'clock. connect
Ing with Central Railroad at Savannah for Mobile
and New Orleans, and With the Florida Railroad
at Fernandina for Cedar Keys at which point
steamers connect with New Orleans Mobile Pen-
sacOll, Key West AMI Havana.
Through Bills OF I.adin,. given for cotton per Sal
vannah line Of steamers to BOSTON.
Through Hills of Latling given for goods 10 Mo-
bile, Pensacola and New Orleans
J. ID. AIKEN & CO., Agents,
Octls South Atlantic Wharf.
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LNOR BEAUFORT VIA ROCKVILLE
EDlsTO AND CuISoIM,S LANDING.

The fast steamer "PII.OT BOY,r -W-,
Captain Fem Peck, will leave Mid -
die Atlantic Wharf for above points every MONDAI
M0HSlSG, III o'clock, until further notice.
Returning, will leave beaufort every TUESDAY
MoISiSG at O'Clock, and Edsio . O'clock L. NJ.
Oct9 J. ID. AIKEN & CO. Agents.
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Ncu 11uhliratio,ls,

TEOOK BUYERS WILL FIND IT To
THEIR ADYAHTAG TO CONSULT THIS
CATALOGUE
The List Will hc changed AT least oncc week
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coon COUNSEL.

Mr.. PENDLEToN, in a conversation
with the editor Of the Montgomery (Ala-)
Mail, who is at present in Cincinnati on
his way to the North, sdverting TO the
future of the country and what should
be this policy of the people Of Alabama
at this juncture, offers the following
wholesome and good advice:
Do not sickle upon questions OF policy.
Your Ieople need to- stand united, and you
not permit mere questions of policy to
divide you. or course I, who am sitting here
in my office in Ohio, with al my nights OF per
son and property guarded by awhile state
government. cannot presume to advise you
cone itiOo is so different, but let NE leg
YOU TO remember Whist I AaY said about max
ing no pledge to the negro race. In the past
few years, i-ncredulous as you may be, tie peo-
pie have been arouslng themselves against TIE
oppressioBs Of the Republican party, and il a
few years, If not OOner, will assert the man
hood OF the while race. By patiently blding
your lime you will ri1e on the wave Of sue
cess but If you compicate questions by max
ingi mprudeut pledges through despair or i'm
patience, you strengthen the enemy ard post
pons the heUr OF dslIveIance.
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NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, March IA Washing
ton dispatch says several impartial nom-
nations have been agreed upon in the
Cabinet meetings, but it is now positive
ly asserted that the President will make
no'further important nominations until
the Tenure of Ofles matter is disposed
Of by the Senate.
Ii is stated that Miss Valew, who "ren-
dered the State some service" IS q
Union spy for Gen. Grant, in the PJtO-
mac Army, is to recsive an appointment
as Postmistress ct Richmond, Va.
Commodore Owens has been ordered
TO Sas Francisco to take command OF the
gunbost Cyone.
Havana kilograms from the City of
Mexico of March Sth, received by a
steamer from Vera Cruz, state that the
rebel General Negrette has not bsen
heard Of since his flight.
Porto Rico edvices mention the arrest
Of several young men for expressing
continents favorable to the Cuban re 20
luton, aud that the garrisons are being
changed on account Of disaffsction.
Much excitement prevails.
The courts IN Potosi have conceded
protection to Governor Bustsmsnt.
A church ia Ssacaiis was struck by
lightning on the 5th instant, and de-
stroyed. Two hundred persons were
buried in the ruins.
Anneliano Raxera was killed In q duel
with Gov. Garea.
Chsnez has been assassinsted by his
companions.
Cespeda, the Governor Of Yucatan,
died st Merida.
Tue reported appointment of a Minis
ter to Washington proves uotIus.
Navre, the Mexican Consul, at New
York, will act IS one of the Commission
ers under treaty with US.
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AND RIVERS.

CINCINNATI, March 1.-The river
is falling.
Depsrted-Minneola for Memphis, and
Alice Dean, fJr New Orleans.
ST. LOUIS, March 1.-THE weather is
clear.
There is q good stage of water to Cairo,
bus navigation above is difficult.
The Mollie Able arrived and the City
OF Cairo and w. r Arthur departed.
LOUISVILLE, March 1.-THE Mary
Houston and John Kilgour arrived.
New ORLEANS, March 1.-THE Dex-
ter arrived from Louisville and the
Thompson Dean departed for st. Louis.
CAIRO, March 1.-THE weather is
clear and pleasant. p
The river rose four inches to-day.
Up-G. A. Thompson, City of Alton
and LeOnidGs. Dewn-Alaska, 5 pm /;
Belle Vernon, 7 pm; Great Republic, 10
am Forsyth, 4 p.m.
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NEW ORLEANS.

New ORLEANS, March 17.-Dispstches
from Jefferson, Texas, say that the peo-
pie OF northeastern Texas have declared
for A. J. Hamilton, for Governor, ard
w. b. Gray for Lieutenant Governor.
The Jsfferaon J~D}plecHte, q conservative
paper, HOSTS the ticket, and claims it TO
hsve the support OF the leading men of
all parties.
TIE Governor has signed the school
bill, providing for mIxei schools and
to-day appointed the commissioners pro-
vi3ej for In the bill. Among them sre
two negroes, one OF whom was formerly
Chaplain in the State Senate.
The $500, 600 worth Of bonds pledged
fOr loans have been placed upon the
market, the Governor having sigued the
Dill passed by the Legislature recently
providing for their sale.
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So far ns President GRANT has devel-
oped bis policy, the county has little TO
encourage a belief in his wisdom or his
Justice. Wherever the opportunity has
offered, be has rewarded the enemies Of
his predecessor, and vindietively visited
the men, especially those Of the army,
who 10 any degree rendered JOHNSON or
the Democratic party q service. He has
eXiled Gen. HANCOCK, q Of the most
diguifeI, brave and generous soldiers, to
Dacotah, and, by the terms Of an order
published yesterday, has stripped Gen.
GRANGER Of command and q regiment.
TIE first was a prominent candidate Of
the Democratic party for the Presidency,
and the latter was the tried and trusty
friend Of Mr.. J%oHNRON, q ~perseverlng
worker for Democratic ~ascendancy, and
President OF the Soldiers and Sailors
Convention, which met st the same
time and labored SO efficiently with he
Democratic National Convention to har-
monlze conflicting elements and secure
success. In this consists their CT
Tense. A truly great man would nave
shown himself superior to. any but a re-
membranee of their vslor, and their
skill, energy and proves in behalf OF q
esuse the success OF which made it pos
sibIe for GRANT TO be President. But
magnanimity is not to be looked for in
the man who would so far pander to the
spirit Of WENDELL PHILLIPS, as to sen
commanders TO the South whose names
H mean vengeance - rather than " let US
have peace" and whose every act and
utterance commits him to q policy the
opposite of that our industrious, dignifed
and law-abidisg people deserve.
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FOREIGN.

BERLIN, March ia bill he's passed
Parliament securing freedom Of speech
ia ali the districts OF Germany.
MADRID, March 17.-Gen. Prim an
nouncsd to the Cortes, yesterday, that
the Monarchists were prepared with
their candidate for the throne, and that
his name would be announced soon.
LONDON, March 1.-THE eight-osred
boat race between the Oxford and Cam
bridge Universities to-day, was won by
the former by four lengths.
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1mr DEBArE N rHE ARKANSAS

9uE DEBATE IN THE ARKANSAS
LEG STATURE.
By special dispatches from Little Rock,
We learn that tho fight between the
.ullras and moderates of the Arkansas
Legislature wsxes warm. PRICE, who
is Speaker Of toe House. is menaced with
expulsion, because that, 10 his paper, the
Repu5Acan, he threatened to expose the
designs and motives OF the members
who desired to prevent ths subsidy OF the
Little Rock Railroad. If they succeed in
furnishing him for the performance Of his
duty asa journalist, these legislators will
nod their victory a barren one, for the
Railroad Commissioners have already
granted ali the cid cur road stands in
need OF, and PRICE will then most Ger
tsinly visit the Faacals with the exposure
be thinks they merit.
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NASHVILLE.

NASHVILLE, March 1.-THE great
mass OF cur Irish population Joined, to-
day, in the celebration OF the anniversary
Of st. Patrick's desth. After High Mas
az the Roman Catholic Cathedral, an ad-
dress was delivered by Bishop Feehsn,
and subsequently, the Fenians marched
in procession, and tonight are enjoying
= ball at the courthouse. The 81. JO-
Total Abstinence Society are hsv
ing a ball st the Academy buildings. A.
together the display excelled any similar
celebration held in Nashville.
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ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, 17.-George a. Allen,
charged with robbiog Mr. Cross, Adams
Express delivery messenger OF $1,000,
some months ago, was tried in the Grim
inal Court to-day, and sentenced 70
twelve years in the penitentlary.
A den OF counterfeiters, about four
miles from this city, Vas discovered yes
terday, and some SIS 600, in bogus city
treasury warrants, snd q lot Of fifty cent
fractional currency, tools, purses, ETC.,
found. A woman living at the lplace
was arrested, but no man has as yet been
caught,