fMW- ' 11 ' "'' 1 . ,. , , . ass.WOe - -
' . . ......... , .- . ' ''. " ' '. ' - a """" - " 1 " . ' ' ' " '' ' '-' i ' m . ii. i i - .m i m- .- J ii- i. i i - n - ... ....
Q. C2 .Pi I ttoners or -jtleotion in the s couhtv i Forsytlfe J.. M, StaffoMj d. -
lffD If&cIfOlIIiv XTijtiiljt I -. - J - - V" uve-ai?' 8 1 uetyareu j . r ranauij oonu xi, -vv mianiann. t. i -.-,-, I.,?.
vS) 0 v$ v g partisans ana tony are ..othce-holdeis 1 ; Gaston v. u. Alorrin, u.,(
MOUTONVl G0(fl)-KtQHt,S03SG, AS BONO BY , . J? JUST. - - ' AnOI, 7- -
O. Chandler, I am lired now,
I do Mot cjire to hear you blow; I -:
: Juxjur Sixae CHinpbor on my brow,
And tarn the jess down very low; ;
O Chandler, dear, the (tame is up, . , ,
; I hear th mighty Tildeo-tread; . ;s
Uw stir me nervine in my cup,
And put ma in my little bed. "
cnoKUs.
So put me ia my little bed.
Do you remember,- Chandler dear; ' "
Y.iu said we must wake up the wart
We've ovt-rshot Uw mirk I fear; i : :
Ani oushed the business quite too far; -TIp
fijthtine men have lft our ranks, '
With Hooker, SSigel, Farnsworth, Corse,
We've only Butler, Schenck, and Banks,
And tbiug-j have gone from bad to worse.
- ' SCHOBtJS.
!! Comev Chandler, come, kiss good night,
c I'm "sorry now for what I've said; "... c r
! Tlie've whiped us fairly Id the fight, ;;i
! O drop the curtina, Chaadler dear, . " .
. The boofires make my eyeballs acbe, '' ,
t And stuff some cotton in each ear,
1 .Those victory notes my heart will break.
ii An awful ghost is in my room,
ii With horrid blue jeans breeches on,
I see the shadow in the gloom, i k ;
i Oh ! bid the haunting thing begone.'
V CHORUS. ' ! c-
!: Come, Chandler, come, bid me good night,
1 I hear the mighty Tilden-tfead,
'lie 're wniDDea us iainy in me ncui. . i-:, 1
So put me in my little bed. - ' :
1 - . . - . j
' . ,, V
. ..Specimen Fre 1st Florida.
j! Special dispatch to the Baltimore Sun.
New Yoek, Nov. 10.
The following dispatch was receiv-
tne iouowinguispaicu was rwwiT-i
ed by Hon: A.'S. Hewitt at-Demo-
craiio iieauquarbtus wwy. ,. . i
Jacksonville, to,, : Aot. . 10. l
seiHi you for publication as. indica-
ting lbe mode in which the elecUon
Voo Kunti irtniint.prl hv the Kpnnnli-
. !r i i v i, r i 1
.... n . ...... W o r ilia Fn nnlnn llict I
cans in this State, the following, just
received from the Chairman ofx the
S.ate Democratic Executive Commit
tee: ; : : - . . '
MohliceUo, Fw:; Nbv. 8. To CoL-
.T. J.; Darnel, J. 11. Paine, lkq., and
J. Ml Baker. K.a Dear Sir: The
flection" here vi-Bterday was a dis-'
grace to our'cfvilizalion.- Odr chal
lengers were excluded from, the poll
rooms, notb withstanding f a .written
agreement' to admit them, and they
were unable to hold their poeil ions at
the windows. Six hundred more
votes were cast thau there are voters?
in the county, by official and our
party census, which do not inateri
ally disagree. They overrun us with
fraudulent votes while our chal
lengers were excluded. Intimination
was practised to such an extent aa to
deter our colored Democrats from
voting with us. The -women were
worst. Will send yon some astound-
ing details whenl have time to write.
The mail is 'now leaving. Yours,
very truly,, . : S. Pasco.
In this county and elsewhere the I
jails- were1 opened, and the inmates
brought to thejolls and voted solid-
ly Republican. Notwithstanding
these and similar facts Florida has
gone Democratic on both State and
national tickets. Nothing but gross
frauds in the canvass can deprive us-
of the result. The latent returns
strtngthen this conviction: . j
J. J. DAN1EX.I
Chairman
t. - -r . I
. m . . nn nvwni ... vui.ntiut
domtnittee, Second Congressional
' ill
I listrict, Florida.
No Ka KlsxIss the l.lretl0n.
j j New York llerald. V '
Otre of, the parties in Floridi nd.
a report that the . other Ja'ty hat
"wrecked a train and Ku-Eiuxed the
election returns. -The report is pro
bably untrue, but the phrase is well
used. It reminds us to tell the poli
ticians of both parties that, the peo
ple wilt stand no Ku-Klnxing of elec
tion return this time. Tbey mean to
have pvace and fair play. If the
Democrats have-carried Louisiana the
pi ople will not allow Governor KU
iog and Miv .Packard, with j a too
convenient Returning Board, to Ku
Klux the vote. pThey1 were allowed
to do it in 1872, so far as Uhe -result
had onlyv'a local importance; but the
Senate refused to admit the. Senator
eiectet) by their, fraud. . LThey, did; it
again, in le74,
out pnbliu opinion
forced a ReDublican Conerress to con
demn the fraud in the most positive
and conspicuous manner Tjy unseating
some oithe meraberof te IgiaU-
lure who were KuKiuxed m ; by the
Returning Board.- We beg the New
Orleans itonnhlii-iin imtiaofra, tn n-
member that their previous frauds are
well known here in - the 'North, and
. that as men already detected and ex
posed in Ku Kluxing election returns
tlniy have need to be ' conspicuously
f iir and upright this time. All their
acts and proceedings will be watched
wiih the most jealous eyes by honor
able men of both parties in the North,
arid, they should remember that the
presumption lieajairly againat them,
Wcauae the j have already been de
t cted i'i -the same : trick of which
they are now 8upecled. .
to, in South Carolina,we-warn
? the adhnrenu of Governor Chamber-
"l a against attempting to Ku-Klux ;
the election ; returns. - Tbey cannot i
h 'pe to succeed, for they will be ex-;
. posed, 'and their own partv in the;
-North wjll disown them. It Is very
whII understood here that tlie Siuthj
Carolina election machinery has been j
.constituted in a suspiciously unfair!
aiid partisan manner. Judge :Mac-f
. kay, of, the Supreme Court of th
fetate, himnelf a Hayes Republican,!
bnt opposed ' to " con o pt ion; - has ex-;
posed th manner which" Governor
Chamberlain arranged for the count
of the vote; There; is a" Board at
State Canvassers,'. the majority of
wtioe membera are candidates on the
same ticket . wi tb j Chamberlain, and
are th us, by a monstrqns per version
of fair dealing, allowed to canvass
and decide? npAnfthevoteao-t the
State, and declare whether " they
themselves are elected ; and '.not only
this, but of the ninety-six Coramis
. , I ' . . .. - , -. I 11 ft a . ' ' I . '
The Lcmalature
uill
meet in Ka-
-leighftm'. November '20tliiA We give'
the iist of rmembtrs as far as heafd
i 1st Distriet--Ourrituck. Camden
Panqnotank, Hertford, Gates,Chowan
ana x-erquimann, iciayias tOKe
Ut S. Mercer,. D. - J s
: 2d DistrictTyfell'Wasbi
If'.' T ta . , n : j- T I
jxiarun
Hyd
Mabson, (col.) 11.
" 'I- 6th District Pitt Jos. IB. Stick
ney, D. . tf , y . . " . - . .
i 7th Districtr-WilsoniUaab and
Franklin,: N. W. Boddie, of Ifash;
Henry G. WlllianiiS bf Wilson, D.
i 8th District CraveOi Geo. Green
? -
l fltH Ji8trict-JonesJ)f' Onslow and
Darteret 'Beni. FJ AskeWrD.
uin uisinci xupun ana waymv
Johu D; Stanford, ofDnpKn JL "F.
Dorth. of Wayne, D.
1 1 1th DfsirictGreen' and Lenoir.
w. vv.Dunri,'R v. ;,i
;12th District New Hanover, W."
il. Juoore. 1 col, l it . -v f -
-r"
j; t v nonn0. t I -"J -'-,'-
f&i !22i t
Stewart D
s
i5th District-Columbus and Robe-
8on jjenry B. Short, Dv am.
, 16lh District-Cumberfand and
i-r - r
Harnett, vu irov,u. w
I . -
1 1 7th District J ohnston, 1m ' R.
Waddell. D.
I ll 8th - District Wake, R.v L ' W.
Wynne, R. j ' n ;
s ! 1 9th . District Warren, J.
TborncR. i 0
20th; District'--Orange; Person and
Caswell, I no. W. Graham,of Orange;
John W; Cunningham, of Person, D.
f 21stDistrict Granville,!-- r-,
22d Distrilt Chatham, V. G. Al
bright, D. . . : ': .
j 23d District Rockingham,W. N.
Mebane, DT ' -, 1 V. -
i 1 24th District Alamance and Ghil-
ford, Thomas M. Holt, of Alamance';
J unius I. Scales, of Guilford, D. -'
'25th Di8trict-7-Randolph aud Moore,
M. S. RobbinsC DfA ?5-4i t?
1 26th District Uicbmond and
Montgomery', Ellas Hurley,1 of M6nt-:
gomery, D. v. ; -y v : : " f
r I 27th Districi-Ansoa and Union,
Ed. R. Liles, of Anson, D. ; ;
1 1 28th District Cabarrus and Stan
ly, I G. Heilig, of Cabarrup, DT-
; 29th DistnctmecklenbUTg, Jr. 1.
Moore D.
30th District Rowan and Davie,
William H. Crawford, of Rowan, D.
31st District Davidson, Gaiiher
Walser, R.
; 324 District Stokes and Forsy the,
Thomas J. Wilson, of. Fprsy the, DL
33d District Surry and Yadkin,-
JGhn G. Marler-of Yadkin? D.
34th District Iredell, Wilkes and
Pklknder
i 1 - .1 . . rm. -. -i a : vt:ui..'. r
l t F . . . -
t i i . i ' m
. vl(-uCii. . vie lull., ut ii imvf,
. - . . - .. - i i - -
' All. ..1 A
and Watauga, Hervey- Bingham, of
Watauga D. J ' .- .
S6th District CaldwelH- Burke,
nriRimurp . nin.i.iiH ami 1 ui.r.v. vi.
kjvit nf :,1,..lh(! W.nnn.;. of
I Yancev. D ; f '
, iare,-xeauiori, l'atnitco ana 1. t .... 1., i .i i-' - '
1 "Ct-isorthamptoh am uer- . Madison-UoUm,, d. i J
tie G. A.Mebae R . Wartin-N. R:FaCa,L - . -
4th Distnpt-Ualifax, , John Bry i McDoweH-J. S. Brown, d.; .
ktV , ' ttT ' : u v W Mecklenburg R. "A. febotwell, V.
5th District Edffecombe..W P. w j T - ..t. .
37th Distnct-Catawba. and m- la numbera of well-known Fede
colp, bTM. Finger, of ,1 J ral office holders and Republican pol-
- v m
dOllStnci-asioir inu vwarc; ilidan8 thronged lbo c6rridorS, dis
land, Robert W.Sandifer, of Gaston, fcg the situation from a conatitu-
39th District Rutherford and.
PoIk, M. H. Justin of Rutherford,
, , Vv. .. .: T,vf" , " jwjl
3thbistr.ct-BancomeBpdad::
-Thomas D. Johnston, of Lun-
40th
ison
coraoe, ja , . ' i . iT
. - -
sonaTrawylvaiMa-a b. gf
:m;p . . .r-:.;r;f
son, i. . ' - r ' " -
42d District Jackson, Swain, Ma
con, Cherokee, Clay and Graham, J
L. Robinson, of Macon, D. -
So the Senate stands 40 Demo-
crats, 10 Republicans,
There are
three or four colored -Republicans,
''Grab-TUle not heard from officiaUy,
, ' . M
bat lhe RadIcal candidate is elected.
i We are uu able to cive his name or
t. ? . t
nis coior.
JOlembera Elect to the N. G. II ease.
Alamanee Daniel Worth, d. ' ;-' :
Alexander Milton Stevenson, d.
. Alleghany --C. L. Vaughan, d. :
, Anson B. Ji Dunlap, d. v
Ashe Joseph Tood, d. I vij
Bettufort D. W. arvis, d.
Bertie W. P.;Ward, rv
Brunswick D. L. Russell, r..
Buncombqar-M.' E. . Carter, J. C.
Sams, d. .f. . ' ' ; : v ' -;' '
Bnrke J. M. Wilson, d.
-Cabarrus l.'C. Harris, d. '
Cald well J. M. Honk, d.
Camden ;
Carteret W. V.Jeff toy, d. t , i :
Caswell Frank Warner,' d. t
" Catawba Dr. M. Yountfd.
Chatham J. M.' .Moring, R;' J.
Powell, d. t, - r
;i Cherokee J. W. Cotper, d. . ; "
Chowan F. E. Ward, r. . f f t
- Clay W. H. McLnre, d.
a Cleveland R. McBrayer, Lemuel
noyhvd. - . ' A 1 :
Colu&bus W V Ricbard-on, cL :
TCraveo W..K Claik, H. II. Siim
mons, r. . t " . - , -
4 Cumberland-J. M. Godwin, Geo.
M..Rose, d. '
- Currituck - -v ; - 5 ' " "
P Dare r' ' T t. '
Davidson M. II. Pinnix and , Jas.
A. Leach, d. i , . ' . -- -.
Davie Charlea-P rice, A,;,v J.J , -Duplin
A. , G. Moseley, J. G.
owaii, x.
V Edgecorabe.Duggsn, Wttf
Inilinnn. r. - - .
Staplew, 1.
: Halifax!-.!; A;;Wl,iu-, J,vil. Uev
noldfij r:"J 11 ' '-- Y ' :"
- Harnett 1). H. MLean -" ?J
; IIaywoo4 F: M. Davisd. "
Street.
I Monteoraery -J G. McKtnnon, d.
T f- .j T . '. I
KashTPvBraswell.d.arwir.i:--I
( New Hanovpr J.'s fi.r Hill: JrnP J
Korthanaptbir 1
; Onslqw-J. p; Shackelford; d. ;N
Orange-rCLj, &, Parish, . J. ,; Knox
Uagbes, d.
) Iramlico
U i..
Pa8qnotank llngbjUole t.
Pender Alfred Lloyd r.
littiabeTtnMdt Samf
Qninnerly,li- Him-vk
I" X : i v
J Randelph-OV L. WinsIoMicBael
sv va - -
RichmocW. R. Terry, rv
I ltobeson Alfred .Rowland. Mur-1
dock cRae,id. ..rv;; . . - ..'.V.v.y
Jockingham James (IV ,Dillard,
l Winchester,!, . . : t..
r Itowan . : &. - Henderson, J. t.
AlCtJUObinS. d. ' . -
Rutherford D. Bean, d. ;
I bampson X4. 11. IfenneU, J. A.
I Bizzell, d. ' . " '
Stanl v J. E. Hartsefl, d'.
j Stokes Walter W. King. d.4
h ourrv J. ii raves, d.
j Swain r , V- L. .
K I ausj ft T Cl 1 1 it
Tyrrell Edward Ransom, d. "'
Union W. W. Walkup, d.
Wake T. II. Purnell, J. E. Bled
soe, James Ennis, M. G. Todd, r.
j Warren G; 11. Kiug, D. R. Jolih,
son, r. . . ,1 . f ; , '.
.Washington S. L. Johnson, r."
i cWatauga W. B.. Council, d. .
f Wilkes Phineas i Ilorton, -Harris,-
d. ! r: ' - ' 1 '
I Wilson R. W. Smgletary, d.
Yadkin V
i Yancev - !
i Democrats,' 74; Republicans 19.
Twelve counties to hear from. v
; . Senate Democrats 39; ; Republi
cans 11.
The 8entlment la Nets' Kerk-Repsb.
- Jleansln Secret Seaalem Serious Ma
ture of the Issue.
j Special Dispatch to the Baltimore Sun.
' Nrw Youk. Nov. 10, ,
! , . . . , . 7 , "
1 he excitement; inputs city, despite
tao gloomy and rainy weather, is un
abated. ' The crowd remained until
midnight around the newspaper of-
I ier-. cneerincr at eacn uniieim.
- n
The, Republican National Commit- j
It- "tMLiuui-.il -
g t,OH;t;v-,v r(.flIS;no. fln
ad miasinn while th iiror,ri.tora of
i:..-
i , - .... ..
e.mP'M " u,e u.0,r'' w,ln "ruo"
" ".
n jra ucio c a u a i v au i v ciiiui i uu a
l, 3- .u.. .
i hii mo ua en, vy in 4 l titvwi -v f
ha DRJ8identUi election. ,
I The annouucement'in the city thtt
?General tbo . politicaleoldier,
is ou llis wa sl.uth, received with
lhe annouucement'in the city thtt
ISmany marks of sarcasm and liaap-
probation. He ia t accompanied by
ivva,tvuf to uv.viuuuuj
.;Gitrneld,?Kelley,; udd her". ;s
I General Gras letter In reg
ii n i n. i.v.;;..i i
an honest couhting of the , vote lu the.
Ipression amoncr fair-minded meu of
p- w.w----v
lection made by him,and announced
uuiiug buo cicuiugi vt jisigvua au gyi
Sooth to watch tha oonntinir of votes;
...... ,
nullified the effect of his good words.
Logan is such : an . intense i partisan
that, even .prominent Republicans
here expressed surprise at Grant se
lection of him, while Garfield and
Kelley are regarded here as net quite
so unsciupulous, if not vo' blatant
j partisans, vxV ; " 'J;.'''
. The rooms at the Everett House,
the ; Democratic headquarters, were
crowded during the evening by a
.number of Democratic leaders, from
all parts of the country. - .' . .
; 4 Nbw York, Nov. 15 Evening.
; htnancuu. . -:...)!,
- Money ensy at 4 tjr cent Sterling ex
change quiet at 4S2T. Gold quiet at 10Uf
OlOsij: "Gov-rniueiita" a little lower n;w
nvi h 112. state bunds quiet and nomi
nal. ';'. ... . ' . . '. - .. i ! .., ' 't. ...
.,. ' . " Commercial. ': 1 ; ' v,
Cottiu firmer, with sales of C81 bales at
1212 3 10 cents; otusohdated net receipts'
141,6l5Vbale8; exMris to Great Britain 40,-
n.,n i -1 1 - . M. .... Ill jf- 1.
continent 4,314 bales. Flour less doing,
cii prices unchanged: Southern ' flour
witbHit decid4d ,hange. VVheat quiet
without decided change in. prices Corn'
without decided change, with a amallbB
siiiess .Oats without decided .change. Cof-
fee-Rio lower, carcoes qutte-l at l5f 19.
ceuts; gold; job lota 1630 cents iJugar
quiet anirfirm V fair to gcxKt: refining
10 CfiitsjTeflBed u Molasses foreigni
gradea aciive and firmer. : SpiriU turpen-?
2 202 2t. Pork very firm mess $17 TO
17 25. Whiskey unsettled at il W.
Freights a shade firmer.iJ v-..;.; ;
Cytton net receipts 210 balea; gross 5,-
714. Futures closed firm; sales of 4,550.
bales, as follows; Novjbmber 18 382 cents;
December, 12f t cents; J anuary, 12 9-33
rnts:. Febrharv. 12 7-16 eta; Marchi 2l
cU;ApriWl2ll6.cenunuay,; oi-w
18 cts;June, 13113 533 cents; July, 18
13 033 cents; f August J8r ll;8218f.
1 centa.
i r JohtlSOO ii. J. lUalK, 4araturd 1' i TARI Official ontAatkMia aUadvL1 75 1 BBJUf -t v "?T? ff-rrr','!T'
-w .Smith, d;- -U. . f- tier bbL Sales of riceiot it .otnAations. BilUd'-
: t , Jones J. -P. ; Scott,' r. ' -ngton,
Tnoirrj. ic; DavisV r. 5 ' f
MiTiinaii.'- imiai si
( 4 )MMKH01A1
VV 4 i j i A K U TiH; Al AUK JC',
"BTAJt OFFICE, ot? "
; SPIRITS TCHPENTINE-Offlcial quo
tatious ' firm at I 33 cents per gallon - for
'Southern pakaseH.,,,8Ie f: 800 casks 'at
quotationa. i. - .
r.-. HUblf. Official .' ; quotatuws flrm at
$1 :C0 BtriM:il and . GmJ trained.
Stk-a if150 bbk O.khI SlrMiiif.t at' $t 65.
per bbi. i bales or retel dim at otiotatums. I
ttnna firm nt tl .nn-fiVr TTrtrrt .i. fl ftXf,.f I
" !w r- i
i Yellow Dtp and Virgin.- alea . at quota- I
tion8. ' I. - ' : 'I
tpTTON;Offid,:l reports, firm,, with
saies oi oaies on a oasis oi .iit-.cenu l
per lb. for Middling. Tlie following are I
the. official quotation: ' " :
Ordinary ..,.!,.'. ....!,,0 '
Good Ordinary..... .... 10
cents; S.
-. 41
,
WW); VFOTU VJUUI)UJ, ,,
Middling....,, 1 1T.;
QoodrMiddlinar..,...,. 11
I-
r
!:
STAR OFFICE, Not. 1X
RTJTRTTSiTTTnPRWTTVWOm.vWrirtf
tlons steady at 85 cents per gallon for South-
trn packages, t Sales of -250 basks , at 85
cents, and 40 do city distilled at 35 cents
per gallon. - , - . ; .
ROdlN Official quotations firm at $1,70 i
for Strairieil and $1 75 for Good Strained.
204 barrel
piraueaavf i nu.anauMi.y
24 do Good
$tralned at m per'bbl. ?:&.pteii
I TAR. Official quotations sUady at ft 78
per bbi! Baks of receipts.iat quotabons. ;j
i CRUDE TURPENTINE Offlclal fluoU-
tions firm at, $1 CO for Hard AndtC 85s for '
Yellow JDip and Yirg t Bales, at ouoUt
I tlons.' i-o t un cu; :u.iu:--.i.;-.-, ju?
I COTTON-tOfflcla! reports firmfwitlr
I aalcs of 24ft bales on basis rpf lHllf
I ceutspcr lb for s Middling. - Tho following
I ani'lhii ifflrfaf imntrrtiAMW JiT
j Ordinary.. ....;i.. ' Scents lb.
1 Good Ordinary. .. . : . . lOi
I Strict iJood Ordmary..
Low Mitklling.. ..... , 114
Middling .. .... . .UlQUt'
I '
it '.
- 1
; - 1 .1 STAR OFFICE, Nov W
SPIRITS TURPENTINKJ-Official quo
tations firtn at 85 cents' ier gallon bid for
$tutiu-ru packages. ' Sales of 220 casks al
3-t rcn's tr gallon.
R081N. Official quotations firm at 1 70
fsr strained and $1 75 for GVmmI Strained.
Strained at $1 75
T - " -
Saks of 180 bbls Good
perbbL ; j '" .'
TAIL Official quoutions firm at $1 75.
Bales of receipts at quotations.
CRUDE TURPENTINE Official quo
tations firm at $1 50 for Hard and $2 35
for Yellow Dip aud Virgin. Sales at quo-
t10118
COTTON. Official quotations
firm,
with sales of 261 bales on a basis of llf
cents per lb for Middling. The following
are the official qaotatlona: ; .
Ordinary......' 10 cents lb.
Good Ordinary... 1U -
t- . - : a . . aa
tt
tt
t .
M i
strict gooa urainary jt . v - t "
Low Middling.'. 111
'4 .
iUUMIK.. ......
I Good Middling. .. . 12 .
jniaaiinK.. ........ ilx v
1
41
STAR OFFICE, Nov. 13.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE. MDfficial quo-
ationa firm at 85 cents per gallon for South
ern packages. Sales ol 200 casks at quota
tions, i i :
ROSIN-Offici.l quotationa firm at $1 75
for Strained and Good Strained. Bales of
169 bbls Good Strained at $1 75, 46 do No.
2 at $1 80. 40 do -Low No. 1 and No. 1 at
$1 95, and 20 do Good Low Pate at 2 37f
per bbk
TAR. Official qaotationa steady at $1 75:1
per bbU - Sales of receipts at quotationa
uituuju j. luu'Jku iix j umciai. quota i
tionafirm at tl 60 for Hard and S2 50 far
.!4'- ' f ii'i.
wua.. I'Tfl
COTTON. No official Quotations and
no sales to reportT'TTie last official .quota-
tions were as follows: , ((. . . .
-10' cents .).:S,
r i r ix . .... tt . tt
uoou wruiuary. . . ... vn ru ,ii ; "5
Strict . Good Ordinary.. --, i . " .V
i
I LoW Middling., . Vk
Middling.. .V'. ...llf
tt
Good Middling-k;. .12
I ; r J J" ,.hBTAR OFFICE. Nov. 14.
HPTRTTftTI1nPlKVT'TEnfflUl nan.
i . f. - vasasajs srrr "e ,
racial quo
warlnn fnr
tations quiet) at 35 cents per '
: :Sotitherii ckageaxSalea' of 250' casks
J-otU, ni: : : r V': '
,i J .t :
-n.!-.. rr.n . . .. m . ....
oMCouie,quaiWJBnnti
. w-
iod Strained. 7 Bales of
i'.-u - . ..i'w' .Vi--;
Irajned at fl 75, 16do;
-do.-Low. Pale at $2 40
.l f.ft firMihH 4a H flivwl
1VI WimiUVM HUU vwu
il75 bblaf 04 Stra
No. 1 at $3 00, 150 do. Low. Pale
ml I.UdA PtUit SJl IVlruir lihl - V
: TAROfflcial qWlons steady a
per hbL i Sales of receipts at quoUUons.
tiona firm at fl 60 for JJard atod $2 BOfo
eKw uip ana virgin. - oaies at quota-
I tiona:
COTTON.bofficlal reports.- Baleaof
7 bates ak 10 and 1 do. at 104 cents per lb.
j , ... ti-w. . . .f i '
V,V 0.r 4.-
. p.-P w,vh --WW '., I lauer rate. , Kosina were. in: lair demana,
SPIRITS TUBPENTINE-Official qud- l and prices rather on the upward turn, espe
'.;.. ok , J.t. . 1- '.n,. I clatlv on the low eradea. the advices from
... "
soutnern pacaagea. oaies oi oi casas a
duoUthMia;! . " '.' P; . '! i 1 ; :'
. lM)SlN.-bffleil tttN8 firm
tpA U iUl i a a iiitivi hum xjv s i uiLivut
Sales reported of WJO tfMs at $2 66 for Io.
land $2 W fo Extra N..l... 1 j
TARf-Official quotations steady at $1 75
Pfr Sale of receipts at quotaUons.
I a. CRUDE. TURPENTINE. Official quo-
tationa finmatfl 60 ; f or Uard. and $2 5ft
M Jin: v:J.a
t0;
wjiona. xt -.-v -i;aa?4; 'n$-l
iiPEANlima-Seil -at from 75 cents to-
W courV lota and ttli toil 25
f h !J;C.
per buhj$. from store.v. iiPjiliCp
; CpTTOXn-Officlal quotationa quiet, with
sales ' or"fir -bales oo . baaia of -lOJ
ceau jr JjbVor Mhllin. ;Th
taiions (bid) werit "Mjfclorsi' 'i
Ordinary. t.!'i';t - i- 'cents' 1b'-
uuuu Miuuiiug.vrf, r :
Strict Good Ordinanr- iVit- 1
Low P MiddlisM10tVi?
vf:.ii:. , it t
God-llidd3g:--
Qtiotatrons edaforni to the classifications'
of the American Cotton Exchange;
qnouuums, a saoald Ds andemood, rep
reseat UM 'wboloaaA prices eooerilly. . Is ai&kbig
m sjaall order hlyber prices aave to be chargea. 1 -
Fsicsa.
SAOaiMa-Uunny
.8xa 00
t tOttDieAaetoor....:;.i.i.i,
J IkMiblc Anchor
usmSvV Oiwj....i....
14 O
16
3
14
r ciucci.-!. v. iHtcu, ....
L Uiub.. ........ ...".. "
, o 5,1T
oo i "UX
f Wj vx,
W 8 ,
"co O .
a 5. 7& v
a ss a a to
!Hca -ast .
B t0 S 10 OO ,
OtQCS, W. ....... ....... i.
noctar..... . ..... j
tMRRKrA-aittrtta TinntSM
' i Mew CltT, eack.....
a.............j.t
BWCKwitoinjctoa. v M.t..
W 14 CO '
ji5 o
3S & 40 '
t5 ' 4J
.m;,. 18.
wxa 14.
i4ja - M
ia ' a ' is -
BCTTfilwNortbCaioitna. k.
dNDL'iB K"";"
- - ivi5uuw v- TiV'!
cujCJfidKvMonhani vaettxy'v
i. m Tat mi
! KKk B . .
." 19 a'
OOKN MSAI4 basbel sacks
uu JtjEsxiuiuieeQitc,ft4, v ycj
isjn4 V aoiicn.,.. .. ........
' . ... . . rir
1 S.1 as-;
I rilJudrrlljKdteNo.l.w 15 0ft; tSOOi
r I Mo. 1. k bbi ........I s 6C ti: a oo
': I Mackerel. Ha.lC bltfJ'; .JA is 00 (3 U (50
j" ; ' MackereLNo. ?bil; ..
J W sup. -,y , w. a-
11 00 11 co r
. 400 ..800 .
100 ;st.
. wo'
.. ;oa,
6 00 - 00
Se f 00 '
t as .soo,
0 00 '580"
85 .TO
TaS TT5
SS&i ,860
BT .W eaeo .
CO 00 60
'50 0 iW
U. Herring, V bbU.1
urr ijoa. w b :
rrvrrf.- w.. u lm
8uier. Nortbern. 49 bbi.
Extra &a bbi..M.
' City Mm 8nDr.. bhl .
, MU v BUI.,.,.
' ' FsimliT, bW...
- sx. jrustt. bbi
rjEBTILIZXKS
i reraTtaa ttaaae. w WW i .
.Gronod Bone, , . " .
00 4000 - J
00 ' 4600 "
V BoaeMeaL ( . " , . .r
00 eo .67 oof;t;
66 00 68 00 .,
mu Attn1'
f SaTasaafitaaao,. , ,
j "Complete Harare '
waana's rnospuue , -: ,
0900 TOOOi
j . Wsndo FUospHAte,
1 Berger Bats' Fhospfc. '
kxceUeaaa CotbM yertUiaer
00 00. 70 00
0 00f 0600
66 90 60 00
11 ! 15
QLTJE V Ik
&AIKCora, la store, ia osjp,
. .70 f
Oorn, Cargo, bueha,
. CO GO
' 6 Jf 70
. 65 . a 65
4m, wholeeale, totv begs. . .
Oats, boubel
' P,Cow, bosbelv.....
Sf V
oav-aaterBip'Vooibs;.'l.!!;
1 hi ea iso - i
rioru Kiver, im? as.....
HOOP IBON 9 ton........ .
LAilO Northern. Tb.....
90 A 1 00
! ;.& k. 18,
IM A . 1
Koru uwouaa, v s..m
LOfB bbi...........
LUXBSB Cm tac8awsH
Ship btofl, resawed, M ft..
Roasrk Kdsre Plank. M ft...
84 CO 1700-
ia CO 800
to 00 n
o 00 ssoo
- WeladUCargoes, according;
tojjaanty, v ........
Dreaiw Flooring, seasoned..
itang and Uoaros, cern-l
is oo as oo 1
: S8 . 4 "
41 44 1
00 w t5
00 8
' 40 f 80
s 40 400 ;
00 S9
t 10 1 46
,100 .0 110 ,
,80 40
8&. SO
1 15 . SO
1S5 166
00 )00 ,
-S 875
tl 60 S5 00
1A -VI A M tWl
MOl8Sls-beVbJ?'
Da, 001s v gai
fiosa'llonse, bad
da. sa nL .
bbls. esi....
W
F toJv
I OILS Kerosene, V gaL... ......
UjiW. t ral...:
Roaln. V ral
POULTKT-luckena, live......
" i "f bpring...
PANUTS V bushel..
iWATOXS Street, W bnsbel.. .
Irtan, Nortnern, w btu .....
POBK Nortbern, (My Mess....
fftUtM jd KK1
a UUlt V vwittieiMi ;
Prime, bU.
Kama. V bbi. .....m. .
vuw V w w c j
s rVi rk n
aaoo oaoo:
BlCl-Carolina, ... . . .
cx 6X
00 00
5W 1 00
KMtuuua, 9 ..............
Ronrb, w bnrJi ..
KAGrS Oooutrj,
dtv.
300
il
ttOPB
i 6
rts
90. O
s S5
p 8W.
1 9
; ro
i CO !
i oo
5 a '
8ULLT Alum. bnabel
Urerpool, w saox.
Amenean. w rjacx .
lUGAE-Cnbs, b.. .......77.
Porto kico, w
v a cosee.it .
11 :;
19
10
11
1
B- $ ft
C-
Kx. C $
Crosbeo. V
f Korun
ft! 11. W .. .....
SrIINGI-BS--Contract, f) It...
4 OS
600
Conunoa. V M...
CjrpreesSaps ) It,....
Cvpres Hearts v M..... ..
a 60 aoo
6 50 00-
50 00
18 00 90 00
00 00 00 00
00 00 00 00
08 OC X
9 09 11 M)
6 50 7T0
6 00 8 60
8 00 400 '
1 00 600
175 8 50
18 ao
BTAVa i W. O. BbL, M...
Bbd.. M
1 - a-im-i ma vr
ftiriywVirr:::::::"
TIJtBKK-elppiiig. v M
, mUMme,Ti.T.....
Kill Fair, BX
inferior to uromarr. w a....
WEISKKTNorthera, ral. ...
noru twouna, w gai.. ......
WOOL-Unwaebed, v
wasbea.il a..
..VjsSi.a' aa
aiiiniMOTOS atonisx . iuiAa-.--.BT.
, twao-aoras sazlt.
I Goia ios
: 111
. Vdlect.
11.I.-M-xtm y 44)
I ' ".Boston.
if. i ,JLVMIUaaavaveeeeeeee SX
11 - Pniladetpbla,i..
I L . (ef aoea,
ceaanee SO dan 8 V cent interest added te aoore.
tnk ofNew HanoYerStoek.. i. .. 100
Bank
First National Bank.
75
-Dawson Bank. ...... .
85
10b
Wilmington Bnfldinz Btock,. .
Xseaaales' '
Haraaaa Gnamo Co.
140
i 'Do. ' Fandingl8. ? 5 -
Do. , WOW, t.......,.5
Do.' 'Special Tax.-::;. 1
Do. to N. C. Railroad ..... i
w.& W. K.K.Bonoa 7 e (oia ino.iuu
iCarolina Central R. S. Bonds. 8 c.. .60
I wuntnttee City Bonds, Stte.
I : m 7 e.
e.. ..s. . .6 ; 6 ; i? in
......90;
c
Lj;
t ,m. asse.i. M rttouinLt
... .781 .
New Hiaorer County Bonds (1 a years), ,
I i - I IHft.d IlLV ...i-.....j.ii..v.Ui '
w. V.YuiixoadMtoek ....,..i..v..t66
w. w. KaiQoaa Btocs ...m....oo . v,e i-
.Carotoaa fi, . tg ,t .:
.WlLGaaLlantCoi ...,.e7 lV r ,
iw- SeaVcV WL.'im -It-... ... Ui .4S
;WUm,I,8toB ttoo MOla;.. ... N
Near ! If w'rtC' ' Xiim wtst
Starrkel.
Receipts to-dayJ 1,108 barrels intern. 819
1 noticeable amonz those who control the
i suppic, ou wwvucnng anuiue saw
oo a basis of pretty full rates. SpiriU tor-
JSS rlitS&Z
. T i . 2.1- 1 J
tl hut was fBot offered with much freedom.
; Quoted aUbSSic, and WbbUwld at the;
I . .ft.. w..,.,t. ..ftiMM .0 a alimnlinr - v. . W. T
M Db,g tood ' gtraJned at 2 18; 400 bbla
lNo.f2att3 SO: and' LOOO bblsNo.aand
at No. 1 al t2 258 25. Tar firm;ilh sales
Piteh ateadv.aud.amallaalfcs at $2 124
city. i. - -.i i-H.j)4(?wf) Miiddling uplands, iiauicj ahipped Octo-
,Tbe telegraphic advioea were as follows y ; ber and November, per aail, Cf d; new prop,
UveiHl Spirit turpentine, 27s d;roain; shipped November - and IDecember, per.
common, os wa; nue, io;oa.; liouwou?
Rosin 6i for crmmon; pale, 1213si spi
rita turpentine,J1278 6d2tJs 3dt , - t .
lifj-i.! 1. ..... , ' -i) )!. -i(i.
harieates) navai ntsrss naracii
18
i The rcelpuriwere, 95 casks apiriia tur
pentine and :' 43 bbls rosin. , :i be marxet.
wasquievana nrm, wuuou u ux
Kosinswereai ajt 4U ror straiHeo;
3;75 for extrapale. , Spirits tentu
waa held at 83S,85c per gallon, as in pack
ages. Crude turpentine is valued at $1 25
per bbi : for virgin and yellow dip and 75c
zor scrape, c.,vj- ;--.-(
, 7 1
rpnB IQTOnrf tTftt ST AO 1MOV ItlKlV
laiVI U yWDltJWI SfcU -sa a sjayyayiBiiBBBisBiiisi
aB41srackarso(OMWt)iEsstiUfalwerk
In tas Btate. au aiaas er taaaiaa eascniea Bsara.
canaBtaaS smtedittoaahv. . ,T. - P .
J ...- .. . li.'.i'J ii 'Tv.-f
.
... .t,.lna. 1 onrmi.Ttn Nn IK I .
i"l VTX rlJiKiZrC-ZiZ: AprU delivery, id; April
R37 85 foVk'pale: S3 for"pal nd V-w crop. shyed
s The following Is tlie stock of naval stores
and cotton7 in yard and afloat ' at tlils'pdrt
November 13: " V '
Cotton, in yard,; :f ,457 baJea.
. afloat 0,31,2 r.4
. Total........... 1 V12.S49 V
SpmteTurpenliue, in yard . . 3,363 catks
" - ' - iUiuav..-.l.WS
-Total,.;."..-...,
Itosin, in yard, ... . . . i . .-.
. 76,564 bbls.
-.,JsJ4
. r -auvau. ..........
,.'n.- ' , , M ....
' Total, . .'
5,098'
Tar,- in yad,..7..
. . 1.S90 bbla.
Y - ttUU4M '. T W
-it.
f. Total., ,..v.:,.
Crude, Turpentine, in yard,, .,U
J.,3C3bbIa.
, '. Total... J.SCS
.-v.
For the Week ' Ending bb. 13. '
Cotton. ... : '6,5t bales.
Spirits turpentine. 1,883 casks.
Kosin .10.113 bbls.
Vrude Jurpentine. ; i . .s.. . 1,141 4 - -
i i .- !, . -. ' : .. ., j.. . ; . . I
imvniwa - -j 1' ,-..f-: vi'H : .' .'t
f . f , t . J . - .
1 !: f " lit Hut Week)tfnding Ifovl 18. '-
' '' Cotton. Spirits: Rosin; Tar.'Crude.
Foreign, 1,002 1,470 .t83
Domes'ta, 6,5.t.J.50t,. 1,184. 318 . ,10
; ,
Total.:6,2871,97l":i;i90r 851 . 10:
IA f 1 . ; ; .
-,vi - j , ; stock , r,.,, itt.'.
' November 16, 1875. "
- flrttirtn RmHta TJn rrr HrnrU
j , ;;;d,,5.8lJP 8,liiQ53,ial3789,
A
ii?' -4f:-'3. duttoe. '. l
" ? Cotton.' Spirits. Rosin. Tar. Crude, I
k AIDS, ...Wto 93474851,996
I Cotton.' 8pirlts. Roaln. Tar. Crnde
Foreign.. 2,234 ;r Y 5,881
Domestic .3,832 - 785 8,090 ; 865 12tf
F " . -rr
ioiau. . e,uoo' vjjo -v,u to- 1201
.--:QTJOTATioiss.i1';!;' :
f " Cotton. Spirits, Rosid.1 TaK'Crude.
OV. r-'- 374 1.07 5 KZ.bO
Nov; 15. c 12 86 - 1.45 a L4Sn ?2.60
EXPOBTS BOB TUB WEEK,
! ! DOMESTIC.
TerM& W Railroad. --86 bales cotton, .
50 bbls rosin, 1 do tar; 200 bushels peanuts,
I bbi molasses, 2f do liquors, 82,050 lbs
ores and metals, 3 bbls .. fish, 1 do rice, 1
bag coffee, 1. hhd molasses, 15 sacks salt,
20 pkgs mdse, 50 empty kegs and bbls.
I Per W, C & A Railroad. 2 casks spirits
turpentine. . . !
1 . COASTWISE.
' New Yobk Schr Conservative. 100
bales cotton, 313 casks spirits turpentine,
197,700 shingles. ' P I '
'Z New Yobk Steamship i Pioneer. 785
hales cotton, 129 casks spirits turpentine,
17 bbls rosin, 10 cases tar, 559 packages
shooks. -1'-
i Steamship Gulf Stream 1,361 hales cot
ton, 10 pkgs mdse. ; V
Baltimore Steamship i Lucille. 240
.bales cotton, 69 casks spirits turpentine,
363 bbls rosin, 223 do tar. 100 do pitch. 2
'bales bags, 4 do paper stock, 1 pkg mdse, .
j TnoKASTON, Mb.; via Boston. Schr Jo
aeph Souther 839,006 feet lumber. -
IAl.TmoBie -Steamshin D. J. " Folev.
!RM halea nntlnn hhla nuin 19J5 Hrt tor
p"" r - w w uv ,
ao ao cruae turpentine, zu,wu ieet lumber,;
I2H hnlpa vama 21 no cot.tnn crnnrtu IB rid
L-a a u ' v, v non
bushela ne&nnta. 4 nktrs mds. 1 hhl fish.
r : ,
JJ Uitl-lUJN. .
Brehex Br barque Vick & Mebane -
? St. Martth's and Nevis. W. I.-Dulch
jbrigjuonstance. 64,207 leet lumber, li7t-
1800 shineles, 8 bbls tar, 7 do pitch. 6 do
rosin, 1 do spirits turpentine, 20,'4G9 R O
staves, 100 W O slaves, 24 pieces headiriar.
a oaK plana.
I Demaraba Schr Annie Lewis. 178,-
500 feet lumber, 125 bbls pitch, 25 do tar. i
t cork tor orders mor nng Kutus-1,317
casks spirits turpentine. . r ; 4 1 1-
j , LrvERPoqi Nor - barque Baron 1,700
1 TWtww TXr lirfjr T.Ti? LIZ. IfYl ' litiTa
rosin. ;. ' : '. . '"
i Arroyo, Pj R Schr W O R Mowrey.--
aw, i7 ieer mmDer, iuu,7uu sningtes. - - t
Port-axj Pbxnce. Hayti Schr Mabel.-
1164,470 leet lumber, 47,800 ahioglea, 25 bbls
tar.5- de pitch; i do rice, I patent couee
mllL ;" -- i 4"'-. - ii--;
t Ltterpool, November 15 Noon J
i VHKion lutures d-sxsisiioa tineaper
ber and November, per saU, Gid : Novem-
I' ww -- r i -r T
I' January delivery 6id; January and Febraa-
ry Gird February and March 6 9-32d; mid:
dling uplands, w nucv shipped--rebraary
and Marcb,: per sail, 67-U6d; March and
" Xater. ; : 5 :m: ::: V
Cotton mlddlinic uplands 6id; Orlean
o il-ioa; aajes oi . Q,uuu oaies, jincioping
L000 balea which were, taken, for specula-
, y-F...r r
. n n .vnnw. MMiinri m uii iuihb 1 1 nr
iwntcn were American; miaanng npianas,
1. m. c. Jamaary and February denvery;"
, 6 -16d; February ? and March, 6 5-1 6d;
March and April delivery, Ofd; new crop,
ahipped November and December, per sail,
6 5-16: January and February" per sail.
. LATER lH'
Middling uplands, L m, c, new crop.
snipped February ana Marcn, per sail, ota;
March and April delivery, 6 5-16d : new
ef
. 1 . ... . ,
LATER : 'f
Middling, uplands, L . m. c, December,
and January delivery, 6 9 32J; February
' JUA.TKU. , - .
t;Jiidaiing npianaa, l m. c., Aiecemoer
and January, ..delivery, . 0i5 16dj - January;
huu r ruruHry o ii-ou, new uryi, outpjjcvi,
1 1 . g. U . M, 1 - ' S ........
November and Dcceetnber, per sail lr
Mrr.i k:a;t i. v ? t
for,! s T. ?,.t i? . vLATER n .
8lt!, cTj Uecumbcr and jaunary o 7-iea;
January and February, 6 15-83d: February
and March, 61782J; Jauuaiy and Febrna-
. , ,. M . ...... i.. , j. " ... .. .
Bales of American' cotton to-day 4,400
balea. p ., P PPPP.--: p:
LrvEKPi6i ;Nov,t15 5P. M.
Futuresi firm middling uplands, 1. m. c
. i November delivery. 0 7-ld-
i . WM.inn milmiiiti I m el. "March and
ana Alay celive-
November and
it akittnuil Tan.
-
February and March, per sail, 6 9-1 6d.
. TXTIIX BE IN ONSLOW DURXKO OOUST
IT eaaTalUsI fVntMMat.. A tTl3TV TU kn
I v WWta aw cvssvw vwuvikbimivhw Wl m soil, x
I TOW, c, andtoreotdyeorder for SALT. TLOVUl
- s MagpoaaT ssi in a,aJa pvuano. 1VDSUW.CV. "
f rT.-fiii'V..'lS B2IT, 8IJITON COv
I a. a. uian r,
novK-HDA
J. H. H1NTOM. R. W. WAUn.
W - '
! - - i f". a. n t .
MARINE?"
J
ARRIVED.
"i r
v Br barque JlvaneeTine. 193 tohs. O'Harrfi
Belfast, 1 , E. Feschau & Westermann. -
Br brig Republic, ,239 tons, Thompson, -Liverpool,
C II Robinson.
Schr Lydia , A Willis,; Daniels Topsail, '
fish and cotton to A afartin. , .- - V U
Schr Charlotte Ann PicoUi Lewis, LlttW';
River,. 8.- C, cotton and, naval stores' to WT.0
I Gore and others, t, ,' .. 'W
Schr 21nitb, MrKre,..Shallotte,r naval p
stores to Anderson & Loeb. , ,',:' .
T Steamship Lucille, -Bennett, Baltimore,
ADCazanx. ' t r- r -;r..l
Nor barque Deenorah, 840 tons, Jorgcn
sen, Alecante, Spain, R E Heide. 1 i 1 - - fj.'-T
Schr Nellie, 222 tons. Perry; Belfast, Me.;
Worth & Worth. , -: 4- -, t, v ls'i
Steamship Gulf . Stream, : Croweil, New .
York, AD Caxaux.. ' iS,. v-i-.'-.r
: Steamship Pioneer, Wakely, New York,
A D Cazaux.
Schr Lorenzo, Russell, New Rjrer, aaval
stores to Anderson & Loeb. - -
i Schr Bpray,' Penton,7 Little River, 8 C, 1
Xiaval stores to A Martin. '
.i Steamship D J Foley, Priee, Baltimore, '
A D Cazaux. u i -," 4i - 5 ' '
i Schr Lillian, Arnold,1 Smithville, ttaster;
I Schr Flash, Skinner, SmUbville, master
a a(e
' - aiw M t ww f away JaVV IVUOf A :
N6w York,5 marble " and haV; Worth &
W-rt " "iif-: 1 1 ' '"i
1 .Nor ba,rUHre' lons Hwvonen.
R SH4fde" i vViO
Nor barque To Wenner, 808 tons, 6abrjel-
?ng REHeide. -
1 Schr .Joseph,, H Neil, Reynolds, Orton r
Creek, naval 'stores to Eerchner&Calder
Broah- - - -.-j .- . ,." YJ
f -Ger barque Fredericke Weyer. 864 tons.
V&S eVSJ. 1
r -
Bremen, V7. C & A R R.- r ; t vv
i Qpbx Jjydia A WUlJaj Danielaj Topsail, A
SWi MU, -. --' . vv 5 ri '
i SchTj Charlotte Ann P
,,iLewU Little"
River. S. W I Gore.
I & Loeb. . . (v .. .. ... , . ,. . ..
I Bchx CtoiiservaUveVtfTutman, 'Kew'Tork.
JA- D Cazaux. . v - -. -
I i vuich brig Constance, Uollis, St. liar-
tins ana .Nevis, w. x.- ifi Kidder da Bona "t-
1 1 Steamship Lucille, Bennett,' Baltimore,
A D Cazaux.
j -Steamship Gulf Stream, Croweil, New
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