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A CARD.

HoNoLuLu, Nov. Is, ISL
- TT IS WITH RE THAT WE
T4 bear testimony to the superiority OF NH MAOAC-
PIANOFORTE TUNING as an Artist 10 TINS hne we
have never had him surpassed in our experience II eitn
Europe or America. We are therefore greatly indeot9o Ir .ns
tuning our pianos during our stay in Honolulu, ana we mere
fore Commend him to the public as possessing q superiority
o' Isionedl A. BISCACCIANTI,
~ MANAGER of M'dme States Opera Co.
CAR. p. GLORIA,
,oss Musical Director.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
UNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN
Il appointed Administrator of the Estate of the late Victor
ChancereI of Eva, deceased, hereby notifies all persons in
debted to the above estate to make immediate payment And
all persons having any claims against said estate are requested
to present the same to the undersigned within six months from
this date or they will be forever barred.
W. G. PARKE,
Administrator Estate V. Chancerel.
Honolulu, Nov. 18th, 1871. nS At
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DEPARTURES.

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lS-Schr Waiola, Napefa, for Molokai-
1S-Schr Juanita. Dudoif, for MOlokai.
20-Schr Mary Ellen, Sam, for Maui
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2O-Stmr Kiauea, McGregor, for Maui and Hawaii.
3-Am stmr Nevada, Blethen- for Auckland.
2O-Am VII bk Midas. Hanmill, To cruise.
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gam stmr Moses Taylor, Bennett, for San Francis
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DIED.

CLARKE-In London, England, October 18th, of consump-
ton, Captain yoas CLARKE, Of Cape Clear, ireland. aged 80
years. Captain Clarke was well and favorably known in these
Islands, having had command % the schooners AibeTRf and
Helen IN the coasting trade.
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OFFICE PACIFIC INSURANCE COMPANY,
San Eranc;scn QctnheE 81. ISL.

OFFICE PACIFIC COMPANY
San Francisco, October 2l, 1871.
UyO THE PATRONS OF THE PACIFIC
Insurance Company Our losses at the great Chicago
Are. were at first reported and believed by US to be within
81 COO 600, upon which was based the action referred to in our
circular of the 18th inst.
figure that it was deemed prudent and honest to discontinue
the issuance Of policies for a few days. awaiting more debate
and consistent statements, which have since been received.
The latest information proves more encouraging, and was the
subject OF consideration at a full meeting OF the Board OIL
Directors, and many other prominent Stockholders, held yes
terday. Their deliberations resulted in an assessment upon
the Company, pursuant to the unanimous decision OF the
Board of Directors, to continue its regular business
1t Yours respectfully. Al. RALSrON, Vice President.
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REGULAR REPORT OF PROCEEDINGS.


The House bin granting permission for the
sreetiou Of monument Professor Morse, at seventh
a. and Peunsylyaui3-ave., Washington, was passed
The House resolution for final adjournment came up
hut on motion Of Mr. SHERMAN Qicp., Ohio was ten
porarly laid on the table without division.
AMEmoEIlL PROM sOUTHERN UNoNiSTs
Mr. MORTON. O2ep, Ind presented memorial from
nc Southern Republican Association which, at ia re-
quest was read by the Secretary The memoilahts rep
resent that their association is composed of duzens
from al The houthcrn States, AZ present residehC u D
D5lIsct OF Columbia, get form tIb tue lHInlSi
ton bsutdiward retarded and the interests OF tHH
EectOA OutfWAs materially retaI dcd ny lac PcIpt.Ia
t.On o. kuhiuK 9utrages; and urging Tie necessity 81
ImIcdiee acuOn ty Congress Otect t!io people, ana
particularly Tue Loyal e.ejneIL Referred " inc COIN
gDittce on Southern Cvtrdgos.
biNi4sAL AMEEGTY
HlC ecna.e then PROCEEDED 10 consider BILL introduced
nv Mr ChNLRCN Gep, PENN. relieving Charles H.
Eciair Of Maryland rom fs legal aud political dIsa-
III TRUNptJI. Qtep. H. rsnoycd an, amendment for
Ia 4 dc.
D. E63EYAET rep, New, fiCU the Committee onfa-
eiIC 6ulgl0f, ported bill aNeid0iy Oh a. act ~
iuer yOrdtG the Ic4as Pacific kaItO@d Company. allow
ing a Arkansas Branch 10 cOunef WIN The ie2as Ia
chic n, al. 49,, -, 49, -,
Peiitio % were : onted hy Mr. FEAJON G;ep., n. "
from Role 20 riEl Lyman IieG2n Gjh vI"cIs piiJ
ing he rtI VA al strctiOBs from tue JasJhg o. Ih-
terra iolai t:ai ines Referred 10 the COmm.tee
fOi AKA ~ IL. '-oir.
M AAInOA ~p.eg, X. IL presented pct0D Of TIE !
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WIu. Viewer, German clerk employed by Fisher
- 81 No JI 'ieenWr, arrested ,acrli The oalA ut
e Wrrrs ra.l"'es lo thssc L 6Ir 4 tunes 80
tu1u tlfl
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BuRNErr's COOKING EXTRACTS are tie BEST
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HOME NE VS..
TIRE WEATHER.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Aston House-Jugoi Arnori Mori, the Japanese
Minister Nv Naga Secre .ary OF the JgDancsc lrHa-
ton; Gen. o. l.. shepherd. IT, s. ~; Gen. VIM D"iHnt'
jr 81 Boston; Gen. A. Il. Ny onont oi I,Lni. '@u''
: ld Inc Hon Charles Stanford OF Schencc ady. 80
st. N.cholas Hotel-Jndge jeremiah p BacG Gld Stn;
A. " Mcylcrt OF Pennsylyan,a Jmg9 il. - -, ~ n v
- WcsfUfr9tor Uotci--'i. n. Fied, Manager Of the
Boston Museum. -= Hoffman icufe-Lord d. N.l.tn
az TUliand Con. W. T. TDbits Of Troy, and james
f,uciIuaa Henry. -=- New York Hotet-CHpt. Rem
nody Of Inc steamship CITY OF Brussels. = Illh-tye
IIoelTv senator j. VI. Ilaycr ~ Nehr In, Gen. - G.
Bates 0t Orleans tho ley. D. 4. SynuOtt OF Pcdgh
kaep,ic and Leopold Morse OF Boston. - A..ona re
t.l-B, CJusresanau C. C. CIa1oc OF Spring eiI,
1iase a.j the Hon Amos rlcH OF ~. Louis $3.50 Metro
rollan HoiailAe Hon. e.. ~. Dod OF Iowa, ana )i'
H.. D.. IJJI, -. \. - Coleman iOlsO-Ifoi. -i'i'aA
NJ West Point.
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NEW-YORK CITY.

Nine Moure,lle, Secretary Of the ladies'
French Tgza ar Committee IN tAis city, has received
ictcr from w. T0rri President OF the Relief Committee
~ :I9s o"G, acknowledging TIE re- olpt ~ go iof
b3g has Lad $500 nelson's under 10 care, MADE Ce'd-
tut. ~ tie bOmOaldiIch1
Nile. Othylic Boussou, who lately forwarded
n tie steamer supply goods for the relief of tie cest-
.itc french sufferers yaircd at $4,000, VIII tCon have
ready foT shipment another supply three times rs ,crGe
Se s also claeing seeds among Tie French faIloor5
10 this country, Tor the peasants in France AnOdt 80
bags have Ccon offered b. the lIelc farmers .. fIoo
town.
The removal Of the landing Of the Sound
steamers from the North 10 the East River has been dis
cussed Tor long time, and is before the Leg atme
The chief officers Of the steamer companies axe earney
opposed to the change There five lines TO Boston,
two to FaH River d two 90 New london, nearly ~ ot
mo oircto 10 Eo urc.elt system is that the s,oaler3
hy oiug uto tie Hudson impede navigation an COZ
lslCn. often occur IA colae .i'Acc INC 800 ~. .,
rotor. th.t East iycr prop ~ y-o 'ners arc -. ~
@ n Mar Ca,i.a,s fIo5l who're Inc streets are mar
row. Expenses OK eaI- GO a. Would be b.-.,VE a.,
crease No. downtown Iherc"Als arc OIV'-~' W Wv
'-'--o'' BROOKLYN.
The bodies inferred in Bushwick Cemeterv
are 20 lie removed 20 the Methodist Cemetery East WI
iia,.si-rrh Friends Of fhoso buried there nave had
three days uCtce 10 remove the DoAleS e1e"HoIo 'I
desire.
Horace Waters, aud other property owners on
Pr-reaonts Obtained, yesericy, nom Judge GliD'f1
temporary Injunction Restraining 'he CITY rom coc11
m .lc gjsessren.s O, ,3o.l9 cr ire OF P.trro-
~. IL flom utJn to I'uk-st., Nta Nio'..t ,.C
ifert Copies II me papers -iTe been served on TIC
MAYOR AMI Tax Collector.
The State Superintendent Of Schools, IN
answer 10 an inquiry Of Committee OF the Brooklyn
po.rl OF Education states that lie amount enno,uoaed
tc ctf for school pUrroccs is Ssfi2 20, aud to ne
rve county towns, E2,-5J To- Thl8 apporronnlchU 10
i,i ul,f tie population Or inrd comfy as'o'9l"s -
tr 'afe ceugn OF 1856 Tho Board OF Eln"atcn ln ma
L, petitl0n the Legislature Tor now appoIucnHent On
as basis of the United State e. n3ls or 1O, wen VIII
f1-a,t in an addition OF 5000 10 tie city,
The Amateur Baseball Players Convention
met lest night adopted the Constitution that was nlo.ce
in 1855 md elected the following ofcer3: President ~.
n. Bush Of the Earvard Club Of Boston, f-Ial Ni'e'
prasiI n. H. jewell o. the Excelsior Cob OF Brooklyn;
second Yoe-pIcfdert G. l.. alro " tl- = ct vi 3 u2
o. fremont; Secretary. J. r. Whtholl Gt t1e tl ~ ~
r..aac pia. II ,.as IL solved @. a.. 20 tht pay il
q, ia. Cd biz the November COIE enfiJn, lh t'c eiil-
n, II clause prohibiting any Amateur CluD ron eli
uO, iAg p.Oie5s.Onll players.
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Take Ayers sARsAPARILA TO purify the
blood and purge 90 tc hr10n npes bo aad sores lid ays
merely cmb.cns Of tie rott4sss within.
PIIRENoLoGIcAL EXAMINATIONS daily at $50
Broadway shon.n ti sci-. and 1rsit1 ro'-.. cs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-17

'glin nrIn eS ed ,1t as' know the man. and,
''For uavs hI arc darn tricls that arc yfin'
felt nil that; knew au that and, theIpforc was
scrlp1lOus not to word in my etler lhI "'
aware Of the snoaLers newedgcd hopes OF tnG HEc.g
place in the future, nrii ing from VIC fhi,lvi "io
he oiIer c5d Of the Capitol, OF which ha Is want
no {o t,ke ADVANTAGE; know all that, and
therefore, / was careful TO say no Mg.H,
did not say fhut no. Slc"htI WIZ"
The rcsouton aid not know that he a., h4t know
he suggested b.. upp. ~ to me oIobht IVY 49, L.
cans 70 ny seat ycsofJay and showed me me r.s9i-
InmraJ (. TiI. lGre5.Iaueltar Ivn nave nothing
60 90 via il am souy, to We ooiI4 Ca.
q use t- #'rd Lc!c, - , 1-.o = ,yl,,n az
i, hut Wien r-'e't '-' y, ,e .,od one 10 m,ec
tn cx-ou.y. o. -, y ,'' '"' liy sls"y.' I'm, Gi,u
w.h li re-, ~ M ill., ,,,,. ~ .,e ,Ii-r told
him how, u D. w. ds.5,rr. 1 r 10 q; f,' o sol
~,i, yg'rlI IDA jiis Icca. I... % ,iot he sr
80 9't no OF 1fdar against he bii OF magnify Of
tAT u ,s b clflS,, u oyor uLUGi the speAso4s
ruling sl2 sc;ov-vr s,,oo,-.r tl,ot :, not trac.
3t IO1TNl' RI ~. s,,, a. - In yos tr,,e said
ar ~ ll1.i'i oit ho' ~ , III 70 IryGI n Tor
lie rca,on tai Iaaw tlc sreaAer e. cr t,rc oa t,e
Democratic fld' OF tue hCus'' !',iS 'i i' -
agree 20 supper, 'te S to me f mon
sa him ae oEn9r 81 .G3 cSa, To- & 5 E' d.
tiLEI was ~ favor al the rCueai vi the coal
t-lil' . g., IN nc rs .,I's,"s., , vac ''
NJ ~ - - p, '.ls .,-i ,-e --'p
NJ. Ai, ~ ~ -..@-.I t., 10,
?, ,4r 49, ma. - lin I'M. ..r ..-v lin
tI'lnt a. -, 80, OF ti,ttrs and cow tre ~ f,.rr
CiI "a a.. t,,,oocrats -ue,y vo,y well ,,,.t
cOil'N'."t - 80 ~ -. $50. a. '1r r.,-iI
W. 10 CI3uloi p, ID ,,,, h. 1,,.-
It ~ - Int, w. n. tot c5DfTi vrl eulsti-
id -, ~ ii ,,,sr,f y of In, CeI li.an uariv
,t ~ - - ~ dun, m, mo fi,.'. and ia tLe
80 ,r- W., nv ITO ;ii OF U,r,act.it,c FCt'q.
20 ,o.'tl.-,cr ,rre LaaI from the North AMI SOUTH
-, -, IA "a ttov were mt IN "A Wv
80 - ~ "a g., t6fs -.l.lliiyu ID apr.ut
,,.-{ ~ ' 80 -, - =. oati,, ~ ,'s e-1if.r ~
~ o.. . -, - Nod N1y nobody
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RpuoyAI.-NilhrGi IdN'y ,Jealgr m imported
and lt,,r 4prr Hni M iL.,A 49, tenli ha 30 S'''Ah
a. ,q Et1 lIsA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-17

The latest novelties in the shape a"" style
,s ii ma, be- fecu a. Tie H.. Eupoirl o ' Ne r''ned
ks a, NJ 2l oa.ay. 81 'a'orsI E''c a''e m'naae
ia ID ,, KNOX Is Of the ycy t,at Guilt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-17

H. n. SoulRr., 81 Fnitol-st., New-fof;, is
i,, i. Inv RI sha H44.u',. be HsuNua t't Jsw-
,,i ryntfSG E,Uii.I "a. b,'oHu 'rfe-',
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-17
NEW-IFRsEY.

Jrrsry CIgY.-1hc police discovered bur-
.'ar i Norris & Duuhama clothing store, apoI &c n.
,4terday. ndustiousiy sorting gGoos by gas-ist a-
pareutiy unaware that the sore-windovs wee usAu'-
tered Tie Police surrounded tie house. and when tie
alstm was given The fellow ajl0jy Lcste1 hims'fhy
,Ho ms OF 2roPe TO ne 5S, ga az Jun W., si
ately captured, and taKen 20 tie poiice-station.
HoBoKry-rhc financial rcE'rto OF The CITY T5' 5'rer
q, lv,s rpccirs. &.s82I0 S.; dStjrscmeuts, sl5 Ui
Laiuco :79 ~ t. The net mlHeAness h go, 4 ~;
10 cover which tho city owns properly valued az '
FogT IEE.-Tho Cougre sationai Church was I1,ea,ly
sna uuC.r foreclosure Of bona aud mortgsGe an! YES
.t -i, ~ T1ySd cIn o. 900 and the liabilities now
amount TO ii our $1,000 The Presbyterian congregation
OF EnccwOod assumed tao Iesponsibhy o. az 49,,
M tfe troubles, ana intends establish mission ID
tits place and contribute toward ,ts support.
Observation-Disclosures Luter died Yesterday at the Ger
man Hospital under suspicious CIRCUMSTANCES. ne Nas
W"trtE5 brewery Aladsou-st, and was taken by Ny
Wocrih into tie enginc-room aud lett lying there as
toward tycuing, Mr. WOeuh found that the uttA #9s
DYING and further examination showed that ne Hai
injuries upon tic head. 10 vas Tsm2I{et 70 F.o
German Hospital, Nl.ic Nc ditd II D.',, 1-o
Tnr ..cnt, oi CheroI'olice CLASSIFY presented him "A
Wednesday evening VITA handsome soid .eda' e.'-
rlea.l.,aton...ln tha Essex county orphans. Cs.rt
yesterday. Henry Weaver applied ior ide Eudti~H''ip
o. three minor chidi'n OF Isaac Freeman, ue,e'-, }.
TIE chilron's motloris also dead, and irteti 10 t-o
value OF S5)Gl, mostly Ia real cita, ft''',s 40 ' ia.
sl,a,I by many relatives 81 Ike deceased Mr. tt'r'
Wac also presented 20 The Cont, asking 'or the Nt'
melt oI James Peek as guardian and allhH 'ti"i, -
Tne Court decided chat With0ut valid OMttii'. iH9
guafdars p Was vested by r-ut OF KIN IN Weave" tst
a. ha was the keeper Ut small tavern IN when '1 Nv
Lad h..p repeatedly yiuat L. aud was moreover " man
oi gross ignorance his application must he denied
F,fZAuFTupoEr-r Legislatures Of tlis SEte 1na
N,w-Yurk having gran ga charters furtho TAN aet
al ferry hetween b,taport and staten leEt' lhe
treh,uunrcs ere rlpiy ear ginc AND the subscription
10 the Ferry Company stock are already qul'' I'~'
The distance between ihc places 10 @b"u' o'o'
between BcloyiA and N"v0lh, on inc i'."l~ i''''i'
VIII he ready to luunch IA tWO "a three "e'As'
TroY--p,ter wright coOrod man, % years o'' N''N
mlttcd suicide, ON Thur-day, by hauFns'
NokRrsIowN-TIc conviction Or Gibson he',1 SUI nis
cnug lass October hlf me- dHuuisn,I iSii ~
bs town Two weeks aga thc block IN Whti ''o p"s,
rci.c stood v.s burnt Thea cauc anot ''.t 'l, nuii
hrc followed YESTERDAY hy tine hNnns '' "'' ~
Hayes steam saw-inili Ll', tiUoH it' '-''-''' CIV
noldug meetings 90 CON .dsr tao su'ytc''
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A RTIST MATEmALS-A CARD.

A RTIST MATERIALS-A CARD.
Having male er'il Arrangements esa, P,,,..
homes o. W!asCRs NEWTON, CIAg ROBgRsOE 4 70 -
fhANO Fisbio ot r. an enabled . s sy f.,fer.
10 lIsg ana painting in Oh Vlicrc0lrc. and patel l he ,Tt
n. /. '' '''3'"'J,
w AIER-PROOF BUILDING PhrsP, free
ifoo az or Poe ng ss:llg, Cel1r OIC0.4 fhe 3rf
NnnCs, Tsgs lrunks. h1y Cst1Gga flour - C-, as L.
,Pale4s secufcdJ. For ALE ~ J. Vf'sfrr d. -' ~
Fanef Wlfehorse. . Diane Wv Yors.
A -HAlR.-3py from the only Imrcrfer DAFT
~ reta!l % sigesaie 81 igT, -c Ell -
2tI-some sNIlC - CHARLES v PKCAgA d. 81 H,o..
near Amiy end 81 G'aid near Bosey Cu' Is o.
HEAT YOUR HOUSED Sfve yonr Fueli,-
Crcuars Col an crerire EDWA gDa rOrPyrD
RAhGE ASD no tttk a.. DTo'dsiv sANt. T. fGPNI IA
A LBERT GATES formerly with II. Soils
4 hurry Coz.
DEALlR IL FIyg WiTCHss IsvrLRY AID siL. EagAsz.
To- Br..iTar, Urae..rA
Special attention o Iefonag fas Wa.caf-.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-11-01
M.IRINE NEWS.
CHARLESTON, 8. C.......... NOVEMBER l.
Lat So deg 4s min 80 sec Lon 7sdeg 81 min 27 sc c.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY,

Steamship Manhattan, Woo 1hull New York
left Saturday. Mdse. To Jas Adger d co, E
Adger & co, G W Aimar, Apple, 9 ID Ahrens & co,
J Allar, D A ANIME, T NJ BRISTOL l. co. VIM Bee
J. co, Edw Bates & co, B Boyd, S Brown, Butler
Chadwick, Gary & co, I. E Bedford, Bischof
CO. ] Boesch, w S Blssell, bark Albina, c Bart
i co, E T Blown, Bolman Bios. ] Commins, G A
Camman, Jas Ca1tweil, T u Cater, A d Cohen, W
c Courtney, Cameron, Barkley CO, Crane, Blyl.
Chafee i co, d Clancy & co, Dowie, Noise
Davis, Elias Bros, John S Fairly co, D FlPin-
ing CO, Forsythe, McComo u co, Furchgott,
Benedict 4 co. 5 Fass, S Fdk co, T P FOrres.
ton, A Fleming, Fisher, FOn H Gerdts &
CO, Mrs Alloway, P l. Guiemin, Hart / CO.
II CrIver & co, w Gurney, Goodrich, Wineman Il
CO. N Hunt, II Hlen, Holmes Calder, John
durEamp & co, Harbeson 4 CO, W Harral. Mrs NJ
Hunneken, W Harrison, Ii Johnson, Johnston,
Crews Il CO. Chas kerrison, Jerf0rds l. CO, Jaeger
Bros, KinsnIan Bros, G ke' rison, Jr, II " Rrlete,
Klinck, wickenberg co, H klatte co, KEEP,
III Klein, + kressel. Jr, G Little CO, A Langtr,
Litschg P Lalane j CO, Fl Lopez, Mantoue
u CO. A Marks. N Marx, ) K Marshall, Jno G Mil.
nor 4 CO, Murphy g. Little, VIM MaLthiessen,
Merkhardt, Molony, Mcqueen Riecke, Mrs
Mehrtens, Mckay. K Marin, W A Mehrlens,
Nlpson, A Nimltz B Neufv,lie, Ii Il Ma nan,
O'Nrill, l. O'Nelll u O'Nei Sons, O'Nelll,
G Poppenheim, II Read. g : Pie g., Plenge
RaVenel, Holm"s & CD, w Paddon, Paul. We.ch
& Brande-, Ravenel co QuacEeuDush. Capt
Renshaw. Russell, Shaw, stetfeus. Werner /
Wieters Walker, E ans d Cugswell Wagner &
Monsees 5 Wlllington il CO. G Railroad CO.
T. Railroad co, i ) Railroad CO. Southern Ex.
press co. Stoll. webb Il CO., Sell L Foster Jacob
Sitlber Scott, Mrs K Staudmeyer ,riest, l.
Schnell, W Shepherd i co, Steele 4 Wardell, Col
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w,,u1sGroS, October sl.-Cotton quiet; mid.
dliugs 17Xc; net receipts y! eales; eAports'
coastwise 9ls: sales IL; stock 24l7. ,,
ding II Iai7 Hc; net receipts 1920 bales; exports
coasiwise 3s94; sales 300; stock 1858.
AUGUSTA, Oct. Der 3l.-Cotton IN fair demand;
middllngs l7hc; receipts 1000 bales; sales 700.
sAyASSAH October eoT1ea n sO0e net re-
ceipts 2s97 bales; exports coastWlse lIoo' safes
MO MOBILE, October sI>-cotton quiet; mlddllngs
1sc: net receipts 22o1 bales; exports coastWlse
MEMPHIS, october 3l.-Cotton quiet; m.ouins9
l7A cents; receipts 3l99 bales. =, ,ooa
NEW ORLEANS, October 31.-Cotton Ia So Sooo
demand: receipts adyaaGas s1ao naes gross sss ex.
PORTS to Great Britain ooSl; sateS f'''' OWN
5S3l5. o,.,on firm. oool or.
| $500; stock 3l,69l.
| PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
,,rrypoot. october 81. Noon. - Breadstufs
quiet. Corn a3s Sd. Lard 49s. ,,u s,u ~,
heavy. Wheat dull and declining. Corn duli
and heavy. Pork quiet at sl2 90. Lard quiet.
| Turpentine firm at 67.6Sc. Rosn fr % at 81 10
| as so for strained.
Eyening-F!our, southern. dull and lower; com
non to fair extra, s7as7 IS; good 70 cnoice'
Corn, one cent lower, at 7I@7sc; Rice steady.
pork unchanged. Lard unsett ed; Kettle lo3c'
Navals firm. Tallow s14@sIc. ,u,u
BALTIMORE, october 3l.-Flour arm and laitiy
active. Wheat arm. Corn steady new White ShIs
| shoulders SC. Lard loa1ohc. Whiskey 95ha98c.
Sr. LOUIS, October 31.-Whiskey SShc. Bag,
gng quiet at l71lalsc. Pork sl2 7SalS' Lard
CINcISNAT1, october 3l.-Pork sl2 so asked.
Lard &C. Bacon In light demand and holders
drm; shoulders 7Hc. Whlkey declining, Ssc.
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RIcE.-Thls grain was quiet and business light;
sales about 55 tierces OF clean Carolina say 80 tcs
atexc, sat 6X p 10. We quote common t. fair
at 5x@6A, good 6H@6,lc q 10.
NAVAL SToREs-There were no sales reported.
FRs1eaTs.-To Liverpool, by steam direct
nominal on uplands, nominal on sea ISL
ands; via New York, I'd on uplands,
ON sea islands by SAIL on uplands,
xd, sea islands nominal To HaVre NOM
nominal. Coastwise-to New York by steam, %c
on uplands and lc on sea Islands; 50 q tierce
ON rice; by sail Hc p ib on cotton; - q tierce
on rice; 4Oc p barrel on rosin; s7@s q on lum.
Der; 5000 q NJ on timber. To Boston, by sail,
xc'S fb on upland cotton. To Providence, by
ssu ss p NJ on boards, &c q t on cotton; by
steam 81 p bale on New York rates. To Phila-
delphia, by steam nc p ft on uplands; by sail, 81
Pm on boards; SO on timber; So per ton on clay,
and $sa$3 so on phosphates. To Baltimore, by
steam Kc . fb by sail, So 5o@7 p on boards;
$a@3 rs q ton on phosphate Ok. Vessels are In
demand by our merchants to take lumber freights
from Georgetown, S. G., Darien AMI Satllla River,
Ca, and Jacksonville, Fla, to Northern ports,
and $lo@l2 2 NJ are the rates on lumber and
boards
ExCHANGE.-Sterling go day bills eo@2oh
DOMESTIC ExCnANGE-The banks are pur.
chasing sight checks at 7i@l OF, and sell at par.
There is no business doing in time bills.
GoIp-ll6l2.