The Daily Review.
.msiI.-T. JAMES. Kilitnr Vrnp.
WILMINGTON. N. C
THURSDAY JANUARY 3! ibsi.
.n. a.
K sterol at tie PotMfare m tri'.m'.njrv
as second matter.
TIIC TAiurr.
From prcr
nt indkation ih tariff is
ie of the Va line uef tior.j
:cn during ih- present
tO trCCUOlti OU
loaof Consrcj.n.!!,. roach -
nz rreiJeDtut cArufat-n, tn :r.e-
iacncc of which rc subsist tl Mfotv-
now in operation under the laws o!
l33. They hue iVcn i.miptlf ! with'
care awl puh'.i-jh thuti a matter
of much imp 't'.a c ''itho eiral rub
lira well a :? Mj-jf d in th
raar.ufi tur' !: m.m U:
CTr N t.oTII
OiHll r.tj.n r'.. :ls. b!eab?d.
dil. n!hI. 'ah;ot. paint-d ox
thrad t I ts qnsre inrli. count
it:.. in tiud hM;. pr ;'iire
laid 2ic
Sim if bVachrd yer -yi-ie ynr Itt J
ilini. r-vorr!. "s:r'r.'l
Vaintc.1 r , -m-.,!
Ol nil c:t!i un bjih-l.
lyed. cohnt;il. stinl, painted r
prinlc, and not necedtn; 3i
thr.aJi to the fnsr inch,
counting warp and fillinj., vr
iciro janl .1 r.
Same If bVachctl. per iuare
yard. 1 c
Samcil dyed, colored, stained.
pain'ctl or printed Sr.
On all cloth, not exceeding 000
threads to the square inch , warp
and filling. iut b!cachitl. "dyed,
colored, staintxl, inintcl. r
printedt valuetl at b cx-nts per
aquaro yard; bleached valued at
over 10 cent icr equate rd.
dyed. c!red. tainnl. painted.
r r-rinte . valuetl at over 13 cents
per square yard, forty pr cent.
Oa all cotton cloth e.ctilin
thread to rhe square inch count
in the warp and Tilling, not
b!eachl. colored, stained painti-U
or printnl. per square yard. 1 c.
Sarao if bleached, per squire yard 5 c.
Same if djed. colore!, stained,
painted or printed. ir squnn
yard . o c.
On alt such cotton cloths not blench
ed. dyed, colored. tainv.l, painttnl '
or painted valuetl at over 10 cent-
'per iqnareard; b!cachel. valued
at over 12 cents fr square yard,
nnd del. e !oreJ. s'ained. paint
ed or printed. valuel at over IS
cent per square yard. 40 percent.
tin :ocxin;. lio5. htil hoe. Ve .
made on knitting machines or
frames, comp el -.vliolly r.f e t
ton. ami not otherwise roviUt
lor. 3i per cent.
On siockin2S. hm.-. hilf-lios. Vc .
fashioned, narrowed or shaped,
wholly or in part, by knitting
machine or frame, ur knit y
hacd and composed wholly ..i"
cotton, forty p?r cent.
On cotton cord. br.tiiU ailer?:ts.
thirty-live er ct-nt.
t)tcttn l.tv. rmbroilr:ei. iiim-u-iti
Vrc. iuriv prr e nt
On tiKKil thread ol o-i nvi-r
H4arl on 7 o-ii!' ,-r
dz-ii.
S -wue. cxot.nl in 2 Iiwi ynt.. 7 ivul
r dt.. Mi lr e:n !i :i!i. titui iS Ini
yard-
tirr m i fits i'
(.!l!t ti.rtvt'l :tr?.. rrp- r w
i -. ! Hie -!! :ii ! liv
7
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nl.
liny
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A Nt:w Ytrk iottir ' I h a.!.-:
uituj cerlatu laciSuMM which :io tt-
rvf A.I I r iirotfi-Kluiiill lit linn 1 .
aproniinntomc;aicuniMcuMwi!h th j
Xow York poMollice, ,iail which h- ;
W . W . . . a. " . ...... . J
ld to a Consrcisionai injury, which t
ttlll pcudius. :s noi, bj any mean, all
ui..in:i...nii..K.n.i;nlM., Irtish :.n.l :lp.' t
i.UeiJ.T. v.- U't u i 1 - ' -mie. and I .v:t' in tlc?iair until I tried j tu u wottd than thi of JuUge. jurtiwr
itrntt p-r KituI. f-t :iiMi . UV- ,Hir ijiicr I .lm'i..iv w.- 1. ;iLi to i phynkWn. Iter IimmI lian alwaj cml 1 the
S.lfl-0.r -r. :u,.l I thy, ItK;. If c , oW work V r j fvir and 'VJ1 VTJ? r,,CBfA U r R Tfi BlTri"
Itl n. '-l,!r . .1 1 i . i . . 1 " itli trirb day uccilne, PARKER S TQHIw
.. . , :. . , . ,I !n- w- o 'inpl. tely prosirntcU. hvomiug u..ro dcservc.Jl iopuinr wltft the
, S '" , MRS. MA15V SlirAIIT. I wnncn wbo luiPl allM hulnif anl cW 4
. ...Ic. 1 . ' . . .... Iron. It eradicates tnalatlHl Hl?on tnm the
saicke. iomc new ovplcueeoi a rather j auca. a: leasi. is iue ueciareu opinion ot
wmirUblb character. t say U"' ca.i Jtr!f?lfJ,n- Kcmcily n
of it, ha coaia to light withm the pan wh,cb c!eHrs uvrny wrri)jin! particles
tea hour, which will o ap: to maWc a I which lod,:e U the teeth and produco
Ur not only atuou,; cur Fcuun Irieudi. j au acid Icnueut. that in time destroys
but the public at large- Col. Sharp. ! lhoir coanid aad ' ruins them. It
uuk uiwfuunv, jrrevcuUtie un?pcsJiable anuoyanee
who ha beca coaductin; the iuvctiga. , au5cd b. uejV;Ciive teeth, if it is used
tioo under tho Coosres;onal resolution, while they can yet be saved from tbe dea
tcIexrapbJ from Washinzton that ho tractive effect ol tartar and other im-
will be hero to-niht to m:
iako Mich use
of it as circum nances may
justify.!
Thisuew lijht consitls of rarjlous aver
uienU by a rcJponib'.iJ party of a very
specific character a tu names,
dates, places. &c, connection the Scot
land Yard dctecim O'Brien, with a
postoice official, all tending ovr
thattho former had access to letters
undercover of the New York iVstcffieo
blanks, under very suspicious ctrcaui
stances, and the information thu ob
tilncd caasiituicd the basis of a teries
of telegrams to tho informer O'DonnclU
then at Montreal, the result of which
was the conviction on tho other side oi
at least oao man who was charged with
conspiring against the EalisaGovcrn
menL Your correspondent baa read
tho affidavit upon which tbeso stale
menu aro predicated, and can testify to
the fall rrspoasibility of tho party mak
az bu;sjt would b antidpatin
the work of the inrestiatins committee
it would be minimally improper at this
lUrs of the case to divulge its contents
io detall.w
Ayer's Sars-parilla wonderfully im
proves the complexion, and brings to
old and young the bloom of.heallh. As
a purier ol the blood it has so rquaL
L'EICSOXAU
James NuUhasiefuscd all offers from
i museum tssnaetrti , I
Mrs. R.B. Hayes has one of the finest
rooltqr jo tbc county.
rcslmaatcr Leonard J. Thomas, of
Jl-lliEden. Mc. has resigned, after more
lhan flflI 3car jemctr. -
! ha branch cf the I'eace Society that ho
has so hope of the success of its aim?,
- Mr. E. Sclsan Wale, tbc wly -
; o'.ecled president of tho Chicago Hoard
! of Trada; on drove A market w-on
in I (Aa'nn I
; Jue c. rJKenLer will deliver the
oration at tho unycilics of the moon
mcnt to General lt in New Orleans.
Mr. Maaccv labor, son ol the Colo
ratio ex-Scnator, was married the other
Jay to MJsj Dabcock. one of the prctti
en aod most eniib!e young ladies of
Denver.
Father Kyau has been invited to
writo aa ode to be read a: the celebra
tion of tho two hundred aud liliieth an
nivenarv ol tho ' settlement of Mary
. land, on March. 23.
t Archbishop Williams, of Boston. U
' to be tendered a reception January 30
by the Catholic Union of that city, on
WMCU OCCX5iOU oe win i i'ir-:iii.A
with a purse of $l.3Q(.
I,. Q C. Lamar Is said by bi. Miss
.."Z
late jeara mot of bin salary bas oce
ftu pay old dtbti. obligations ol a nature
that only a man of scrupuiotu integrity
f would think of pajin.
A Caie not Beyond Help.
Dr. M. II. Hiiisdale, Kcnawee. 111.,
advised us or a remarkable cure of
comjumpttou. Ho says: "A ucighbor's
wifo was attacked with luu disease,
and prououueed . beyond help Irym
Quick Consumption. Ab a last reaon
Hie timilv was persuaded to try 1)K.
W.M.1IALIS BALSAM FOK TI1K
LL'NGS. To the astonishtiient of all,
by lL time tho had used One ha.fduzea
bottlt-d 6he was about tu house doing
her own work. I saw her at her worst
andbad no idea she could recover."
MOON SI! INK.
Who was the straight mau in the
Uible?n .roeoh." Why? "Because
Pharaoh made a ruler of him."
Kihelaid tho teacher, "whom do
the ancients say supported the world on
his shoulder? Alias, sir." You're
quite rib:," saM the teacher. "Atlaa
supporttil th world. Now. who sup
ported Atlas?" "I suppose,'' said Kthcl.
soHlv,'! suppose he married a rich
wife'
Vh i a ouiuv latly'a ags niter
she lu reached 03 like a Uaral wethlin
be y aked an outsider. And he sajs
it is "because it ! never told; ' bet that
is n libel. m '
What relation doe. a woman want to
b-'ar to cold weather? Seal a kin.
Jones risked his wife. "Why la a hus
band liko dough? lie expected she
wonld give it up. and ho was goinz ta
tell her because a woman ueeds him;
Inn he said because he was hard to set
j oit her hands.'
j When Is a door not'.i door? When
iiiair. O. r.o; that answer belongs
j Nowadnjj .i a or i" not a dtxir when it
i a Metres .! rcrej.
W iiivi:tiV I) C. Mnv I.Vli ll.lW.
-il
'IV
. ..rr - i .
i u.r.1 iih-ii on :t
:tuu! IriMii iirrv.m-i proM ration atld 1
.'iirni Kdi.i:v. 1 wa- huvi- to trv i
ll.x It. .! I h-ivi' : ikwii line inittln !
, II. pi... .l I !i.tv ..iki nil- 1 ,1
:i!i.l I 'i.ivc liivn r.ij-iolv vcllmtr indlvr ;
iVr llic. mi-l I UiUitc the lw.-t turtl-j
w'v.- I Kir I -ni now ;tiniui' '
tu.iii passion js s?rtti in
"i'ihi:iii:i"!h
- I
"Kouli 011 'itilis.
K w.-L j r.n li ir ( 'nl. 1 ..ml vvif
. - -. . - . . - w-.-w...,
or
i'..,.ur- ir,, 1
f.: juiil. At iluyists.
- P
j I
d ilvr cll,not bu rtjded without
" ' . '
riol that I.h I'oUoucrl
by nuclenn teeth breed dyspepsia!
cciareu upinioa 01 1
Women are happier in thsir illusions
than in
rlcnce.
their most
asrecale
expe-
Kervousneid. i Xerrotis Debility.
i Kcuralgia. Nervous Shock. St. Vitus
Dance. Prostration, and alluUcascs oi
Nerve Generative Organs, aro all per
manently and radically cared by Allen's
Brain Food, the great botanical remedy.
$1 pk., 6 lor S3. At druggists, or by
mail from J. H. Allen, 315 First Are.
New York City. eod&w.
mi t
There are in woman's eyes two vorts
of tear, tho, one of grief, tho other of
dectit. ,
-mm .
Accept our Gratitude."
Dr. R. V. riERCt. BuSalo, X. Y.:
Dear .- Ybur -Golden Medical
Discovery" has cured my boy of a fever
sore ot two years' standing. Please ac
cept our gratitude Your truly,
HENRY WHITING. Boston. Mass.
There are no persons more solicitous
about the preservation of rank than
those who have no rank at all.
U.J. llstVict Attorney Speaks.
Col. 11. Walters! U. S. District At
torney. Kansas City. Mo., authorises
the following statement: "Samaritan
Kcrvinc cured mj .niece o! 1 spasms."
Get at drctrlits,' $1.50.
MISCELLANEOUS -
- Woman at tho Wash-Tub.
j The- mnn'vrho marries a woman
d d f , or
. ....
use her as a racrc Jiousehoia impic
mcnt for doincr domestic work, has
a ver- low idea of mainmort) . He
'deserves to have to mend his o?n
l to ,ajjc his own muffins, to
. . i.. tA niir, i,:m
be ck with nobq to nurse him,
bachelor.
The wear-and-tcar on the womat)
who leads the life of a drudge is
dreadful. On washing-day she is at
the tubs with her hands in soak and
soap.l On ironing-day she is lifting
heavy, nat irons, anu nuruug uci
back and shoulders. Eveo' day she
is lifting a heavy baby, wearying her
self all over. Then she is providing
for the keeping alive of the man who
has sworn to honor, love, and protect)
her, but who is wearing her out by
making a slave of her. If in the
country she varies her exercises by
milking the cow, and possibly carry
ing in wood from tiic wood-pile. 1 If
in the city, she undertakes the variety
of lifting heavy scuttles of coal, and
perhaps of going to the sewing-society
to make trousers for the Pacific
Islanders.
It does not kill the woman out
right. It enfeebles her, and thins her
blood, and upsets her liver, and
makes her a martyr, continually suf
fering Grievous torment. If she will
take?rax7r Iron Bitters before she
is utterly prostrated, there is hope
for her. The fact that many thous
ands of weakened women have beers
built up by this most excellent iron
medicine is matter lor encourage
ment to ' every weary, over-worked,
broken-down woman. To the blood,
the muscles, the nerves, the liver, and
the stomach, this wonderful prepara
tion gives the life and the refreshing
that are needed. Ask your druggist,
or physician, and they will veil you
how the ladies are helped by it.
S
dec - ormic d&w cu
Mother s Spinning Wheel,
Concerning One Article that
wns Not For Hale, and An
otlier which is Chenp at
An v l'rlce.
"No, elr, I wouldn't Bell jon tLat for any
money; that splnnlng-wtfeel was my mother's
It was one day, wlten sbe va stnxln like a
litk not maXln this old wheel bum, that my
father, then a young medical student, after
ward a farmer, fell In love wfih her dome
tlfty Tn a?."
h.-v .nnlii thi l.n.nrift fir .if It VIHIL'li lilt (if
I furm Ur.'l In Ddtcr County. N. Y., tu a relic
! hunter. . and "nwherV ttylnulnz wheel re-
i tnatticd amonjc her chtwrf 11 ant j(rnnirii i-i
-M v fniner. - wnirn ncv
J. W. Phcl,
.,4fcl.,r f M. I'aulV M K Church, thicao
fIK- .,i iarkf.k's TONIC. nd wlttbes mo to
.y thii lc h4i imum it inoro effective than
nn.vtli'ng bbc ever iM-d f.r Invigoraltog and
.tni.tltcng tbc svttm .l0illUtcd by mala
r, roc Jciin')i mc aU osueclallr to mention
tli rrruinty with which it aids Uigchtlon n.
"wr. nc 'xhaution "
vtl!S t 'ill! " V IIWIIDIKM'l nilSVEHtUUCII
iTIlU.n W.tS .III '.... . .rta ....Int. K. hue lnli liiml luit. II
1 I1.. vL from vrhtch ll.prc U now iucli wide
fpread iufrcrlng. '
rkas ohrcrve: Pit FARHIR'5 TUNIC
ft ait Infoxiraut. It Uh 'onibtnatlon ol ser-
oml tngredleut. f which none lngly can
urtiduc aiiTtlitnir lLke t. effect For Kidney.
stomach and Lncr irowMcs. It l the standard
. .... . . ' .
aon umsiung remedy 10 iwowkb; twwom
j m 1 . . . . w r ,
Co . Clietniatf. New York. jan 11-lmdiw
Pirst National Bank of Wil-
mington..
CAilTAlTOCK
.. ti".0O3
.. 1K6.0t4
SURPLUS rUND.
OeiKMlU received sad eoUecUoos; sssdo os
all scceMlbis potnfsa tbe United Statet.
U l ELECTORS I
I
E. C. BUURUSa, D. G. WORTH
A. MART IX. JA8. 8PRUTTT,
tiROEaC CHADBOURN.
orriCEES:
E. E. BURRUSS .
A. K. WALKER..... ...
PresSdeaU
Cashier
Tf. LAEEINS
. r AMt Casaler
New Buokwheat !
New Buckwheat
JEW BUCXWHEAT AND WHITE Sym
to suit, received by New York Steamer to-day
bo. Cakes and Crackers of every variety,
fresh and crisp, and, a general stock of Fresh
Groceries usually found la a first-class Gro
eery at Cra pea's Family Grocery.
CEO. M. CRA PON. A rent,
oet eoath Front St '
MISCELLANEOUS
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DAY MAIL AND EXPRESS TRAINS Dux.1
NOS. 47 NOKTI1 1 XXV 48 SOUTH.
Leavo WPmlarton, FrontSt.T)ept, 8.55 A. ft
Arrive at Wcldon 21 X. M
Leave WeMon. 3.(0 P. M
Arrive at WUm'gton, Front SL Di't, 3.40 1 M
Fist THKocoa Maiu Pa.ssk.yges Trains
Datlt No. 40 sooth. :
Leave Weldon..... ...... 5.50 P. M
Arrive at WUm'gton.FrontSt.P'pn 10.i5P.ja:
MAIL AND PASSENGER TRAINS DAILT
No. 45 North. , :
Id'-ars Wilmington................ s.oo p. M.
Arrive at vteldou... 2.0 A. M.
MAII. AKD PAS5EKOEB TAIK9 N08 43 and
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-vmvcjinciaon 6 30 A -M
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leave Taruoro at 10.W A.il aodiJ P. hL Dally.
Trains on Scotland Neck Branch Ktad leve
Halifax for Scotland Neck at I. At. 11
tumlne leave Scotland Neck at" 8-2',) A M
dally except Sunday.
Train No. 47 makes close conmction xt vi.
don for all points North Dally. All rail vir
Richmond, and daily except Sunday via Ba
! Line.
1 rain No. 13 runs daily and makes eiose con
ncction for ail Points North via Richmond aud
Washington.
- All trains run solid between Wi'mlcgton an
Washington, and have Pullman Pal&e Sleep
era attached.
For acrnjamodsilun of lcal travel a paisen-"
Er cuach wi!J he attached to local freight lcav
gWUmlngton at 7 00 A. M- Daily cxcpt
Sunday.
JOHN r. DIVINE,
General SuporlntendenL
I T. M. EMERSON, Genera- Passenger Agent,
nor 17
Wilmingjon, Columbia
& Augusta R. 11. Co.
office of General sorKBijtTKSDKKT.
Wilmington, N. C. No 17.13S3.
Change pf Schedule,
ON i AND AFTER JCOY'R ISth, 18fc3, at
4.3.1 A. M., the following Passenger Sched
u!e will be run on this road :
Jfo.43 Leave Wilmington, (Mondays -
execpted) 7.15 A M
" Arrive at Florence.-..-.... .-.11.40 A M
No. 45 LeAve Fi rence, (Sundays
excepted) ....7.40 PM
Arrive at Wilmington .13 10 P M
N1QUT EXPRESS T?RAINS, DAILY Nos.
Wee land 47 .East.
Leave Wilmington...,.: 9.10 P. bL
Leave Florence 2.40 A. at.
Arrive at C. C & A. Junction...;.. 6.S.1 A. at.
Arrive at Columbia .40A. M.
Leave Columbia. 0. 55 P. M,
Leave C.L C. & A. Junction 10.20 p. &1
Leave Florence.... 4.33 A. M.
Arrive Rt Wilmington .......... 8.23 A4 sJ.
Nioht Mail anu Passenger Train, dailv
I No. 40 West.
Leave Wilmington ... ...10.40 P. U.
Arrive at Florence.-. 1 45 A. M.
MAIL AND PASSKXGER TRAIN Dailv
, . No. i East
Ijeave Florence nt. ..k .3.3.1 P. M
Arrive at Wilmington... .... ...... .7.42 P. il
Train 43 stops at all StHtionB.
N'n. 40 stops only at Flemtngton.' and Marion
PafisengerB for Jo)nmlla and all pointu on u
lion, and all points beyond, should tstc the
Mgni express.
Separate Pullman Sleepers for CharlestO'
and August on Train Vi. I ..
A 11 trains run solid between Charleston and
llmlneUm
Local freight IcaVos Wilmington daily ex-
wis ouh'uiv at u.iu il, iu.
JOIIN F. DIVINE,
' General Saperlntendent
T. M. EMERSON, General Passenger Agent
nov 17 1
Carolina Central li. R.
Company.
Office or general Superintendent,
Wilmington. N. C. Juno lStbVl$S3.- 1 1
Change of Schedule.
1
o
V AND AFTER JUNE 13th, 18S3, TUB
following bcneauie will be operated on taif
Railroad : f
PASSENGER MAIL AND EXPRESS TRAIN
Dally except Sundays. '
) Leave Wilmington at 7.00 P. M
No.l.J Leave Raleigh at.... 7.35 P. M
; ) Arrive at Charlotte at .7.00 A. M
1 Leave Charlotte at..... .....8.45 P. M
N0.2.J Arrive Raleigh at.. ....8.30 A. M
) Arrive at Wilmington at... .6.25 A. M
Passenger Trains stop at regular station!
only, and points designated in the Company!
Time Table. ,
SHELBY DIVISION, PASSENGER, MALL
EXPRESS AND FREIGHT. :
Daily except 8 undays.
Leave Charlotte 5.30 P. M.
Arrive at Shelby 1 9.00 P. M.
Leave Shelby 7.00 A. M
Arrive at Charlotte ..10.50 A. il.
Trains No. I and 2 make close connection
Hamlet with R. A A. Trains to and front Ral
eigh. -.--
Through Sleeping Cars between Wilmlngtoa
and Charlotte and Raleigh and Charlotte.
1 Take Train No, 1 for StatcsTllle, Ststlons
Western N C R E, Ashevllle and points West
Also, for Spartanburg, Greenville, Athena
Atlanta and all points Southwest.
L. C. JONES,
1 BupcrlntcndcaL
F. W. CLARK, General Passenger Agent
tune 13 1
1 1
Stale L Konrce . Chicago
BAND CATALOGUE,
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H . C i P rempe r t
pERSONALLY IN ATTENDANCE at bla
iaebionable Syingsnd Hair Dressing Saloon
at No 7 South Front Street. None out the
tf8t .dme 431(1 ,fhJ het workmen em
ployed. Give us a calL . jb j-tf
rrt 1 n ii 1 JTirI-i
1
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C -WHOLESALE I'PlCEs
wiolceah? prtccwrfflria
small orders higher prices hii! w a.
. rr. - - -ri
Staadaxil
3 ft...... ........ .............
lTfc Iiv......i......
BACON North Carolina:
Hams, Y lb....
Shoulders, If Cy..............,s
Sides. 4 h J
WESTERN SMOKED r
no
13 o
10 a
11 l
................. , J7U
ajdes-va......... ,45J
Shoulders.;. ......... i ....... 00 a
o
side. V lb..........
utvtv. ........... ........
BARRELS Spirits Turpentine,
Second Hand, each 1 i
vt.. . 0, iu.. q ........
few ruw iurt, oocu. ....... jq ft ,
NewClty.eacb......... ; 1 Si
EESWAX.VIb............... 21
SEESW
BUTTER, lb
North Carolina........
Northern.... ... ......
CANDLES, fc
5J
33
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ppenu.
is a
1 No
14 0
10 O
Tail
ilow
Adamantise. . . .. ..
it
11
CHEESE. ft
Northern Factory............
Dairy, Cream
State
1.
"4
14
1J
42
t"0. 1.1u
CORN MIZAU V hus.. in sack. T7?S
COTTON TIBS, V bunille.... 1 6. ,
IIAlllTWTIfl!
ShcctlDjrt44. V Jd .......J., fua
arns, 4 bnnch ,
EGGS, dorcn.. ...... ...w.... 05 2
FIH : - ' - m
Mackerel. No.1, bbl. ls'oo etm
Mackerel, No. half bbl. d low
Mackerel, No. 2, V bbl. . 9 co 1000
Mackerel, No. 2, V half bbl.. 00 9
Kackercl, No. 3, V bbl.. 7 7J a Too
MuUcts.rbbl................ 4 00 a
31ullets, Pork bbls 7 00 n 9 &.
N. li .Roe Ilerrlng, 4 keg.... $ 00 c t w
PrV Cod. V IS-. .- n va
FERTILIZERS, IT 2,000 ft ,
j
reruvian Guano, No. 1 57 M inn w
" : No. S..;....3(0l, x: no
- Lobos .00 co ai on
Baugh's Pbospbatc. ....00 00 eo op
Carolina Fertilizer... 45 00 - .so (m
. Ground Bone ................00 00 ttV) 00
Roue Meal...... .00 w 4T-W 00
Cone Flour ...00 00 57 oc
Nava.stia Gnauo ......40 00 sl5 ot
Courplete Manure.. ...00 00y 67
Whaun's Phoupbate 00 00 70 00
Wando Phosphate 00,00 70 00
Berger A Butz's Pborphate..00k0 sTi'-O 00
Excelleiza Cotton Fertilizer. 55 00 COO 00
French's Carbonate of Lime..'. 7 no - et 7 50
French's Agricultural Llm...J s 50 o ft 0
rU)VK. y bbl
Fine 6 00 O i OG
Northern Super...... 4... 5 50 w
Extra '. 6 (10 a 6
' Famllf.r...... i.;. 7 00 075
City Mills Extra. 6 60 a 6 50
" Family... 5 75 . O 6 W
u r wui v .... iw w
GLUE V B .11 a If
GRAIN, y bushel ,
Corn, from store, bags, white. 0 73
Corn, cargo, In bulk, white.. 1 O (K
Corn, cargo. In bags, white.. 66 a 6
Corn, cargo, mixed, in bags.. - ft 0Q
Oats, from store 65 g V.u
Cow Peas... 1 P0 0 1 10
HIDES, 4y ifc ,
irppn . 1 is a u
Drv.......... ..i 11 O 11 .
HAY, VlOOfts-
Eastern. ....... ........ ....... 120 Ol-a
Western 1H5 a 1 11
North River.; J....... ' 75 O s5
HOOP fIRON, y M U.. , io n
LARD, V A il
Northern............ 10040 m,
North Carolina 1 00 & lu
LIME, 4 barrel ........140 a
LUMBER, City Sawed, 4 M ft.1
Ship Stuff, resawed., 18 M 030 or
Rough Edge Plank ...15 00 016 or ..
West India Cargoes,accordlng
to Quality IS 00 01S
- Dressed Flooring, seasoned;.. 18 00 022 u
Scautling and Board, com'n. .1 J 00 - 0J5 ou
MOLASSES, y gallon
New Crop Cuba, in hhds.... 0C rt 55
" " In bbls...... 40 0 - -
Porto Rico, In bads ...i op a s
" " - In bbls.. j ,00 0 4
Sugar House.-in hhds.. I.1 00 0 Ot
,r lr. bbls.........; t8 0
NAILS, V Eeg, Cut! lOd basis. 0. 00 0 S tt
OILS, it gallon
Fii n Kkri la - mil mm mat
Kerosene... n 0
Lard 1 10 0 l 45
Linseed
90-
0 1 ou .
0 1 00
0 90
0 tl
Rosin.
SO
CO
00
Tar
Deck and Spar.. ...... ........
POULTRY , ,
Chickens, live, grown.
Spring :
Turkeys
PEANUTS 4 bushel...
POTATOES, V bnsbel -
25 0 ro .
10 0 12'i
75 0 1 V
90 0 1 10
sweet...
Irish, V bbl
PORK, V barrel ,
to
1 00
0 CO
0 0 00
City Mess 23 fit 0-J4 Ou
Prime .....10 00 01700
' Rumn 171 00 010 00
RICE Carolina. 4 lb 440
DnnsrK litishftl I , At m 1 A
BAGS. 4 fb Country
AWUSJa IT mj UOUV1. SS t iW WHY
It40
it
City
ROPE, y lb
110
I4t40
00 0,
00 0
00 o
00 0
00 a
00 a
00 0
00 a
0 a
1OV4j0
s n
1
K
75
75
00
75
00
Of;
salt, tr sacs, Alum..
uverpoo
iitsbon...
American...
SUGAR, 4y io Cuba.
Porto Rico......;
A Coffee
B "
C 0
X.A iy .............. 4. .....
Crushed
SOAP. 4y m Northern. j
61A
SHINGLES, 7 In. 4M. .10 60 011 00
uommon 2 fcO o S 00
Cypress ;Saps 1. 4 CO a too
Cvprecs Hearts oca n u
STAVES, iy M w. O. BarreL.li 00 01s 00
R. O. lloarshead 00 oo ttia ou -
TALLOW, V lb.. i r 4 a ,
TIMBER, V II feet Shipping. 11 00 ttU 00
VinA Mill- m tun
Mill Prime 1 ta n $ M
Mill Fair. e 000 6 50
Common Mill ? 5 00 a 0 0C
inferior to Ordinary.... 0 00 a 4 00
WmSKEY,VgaI-Northcrn..l 00 0 I Co
North Carolina. 1 00 (Si 2 IA
WOOL, 4 tb Washed 23 0 00
Unwashed... ..to at 00
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